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The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-05
STILLS DESTROYED

Four stills were captured by the etate law enforcement department in weekend raids. Tn Mobile county officers destroyed two stills. In one they found 35 gallons of liquor. 64 bottles of beer and 360 gallons of mash. One person was arrested on a charge of operating the still. At another point a still was taken with Is gallons of liquor. One person was arrested on a charge of violating the prohibition law.
 One small outfit was captured in Pickens county and in Houston county one still was destroyed and two persons was arrested on .
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-05
ma. ROYD sPEAKs

The celebration of the anniversary of the Meridian Boy Scouts during the week was begun Sunday with a sermon delivered by Dr. J. D. Boyd of Tuscaloosa, pastor of the First Presbyterian church of that city.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-05
HARNE ESSES CREEK
 TO RUN SAWM|LL AND FLAMING PLANT
Baptists Hold 0ne-Day Church Conference at AIbany-De-
 catur-0hserve Educa- J
 tionaI Week E
TENNESSEE VALLEY BUREAU1 1-
 THE AGE-HERALD
 AIbany-Decatur, Ala, Dec,

Construction work tn the water power project undertaken In the Venice nelghborhood, Morgan coun- ty, by w. E. Lynne, is rapidly go- ing forward according to news re- ceived here today.
 MT. Lynn is using creek of that neighbCrhood to furnish water for tho power dam. It is estimated that enough power can be obtained to operate a number of manufactur- ing plants. A blaming mill and a saw mill already are getting power from the plant. visioning the pos- abilities of the creek in the devel- opment of water power Cn small scale, Mir. Lynn is building a min- iature city in what was once only farm land and forest.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-05
CONSIDER SAND RATES

The public service commission heard and took under advisement the petition of J. J. Massie for an order requiring the Southern and St. Louis San Francisco railroads to establish a rate of 55 cents per ton on sand moving from Cordova to points in the Birmingham district. Mir. Massies original petition requested rate of 40 cents, but it was amended when the case was called for hearing. The rate now is 73 cents a ton.
 Another case heard and taken under advisement involved the peti- tion of mayor, council and citizens of Helena for certificate of conven- fence and necessity which would per- init the operation of second electric utility at Helena.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-05
n. Y. P. U. ORGANIZED

was secured for her Gadsden prop erty on Broad street.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-05
AGENCY DIsCONTINUnD

Petition of the Central of Georgia railroad for permission to discen- tinue the agency at Chancellor and Hatchechubbee were granted by the public service commission Monday, but the railroad will be required to establish a competent caretaker at each depot who will act as ticket seller.
 Citizens of Chancellor protested against the disccntinuance of their agency. The railroad sought to close it without the establishment of a care taker but the commission held that the patrons of that town were entitled to the services of 8 person who could handle tickets. A protest sfiled by citizens of Hatchechubbee was withdrawn since the railroad agreed to provide a caretaker.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-05
CHILTON APPoINTED

Pierce Chiffon, Jr., son of the late Pierce Chilton, head of large print ing establishment. has been appointed to position at the United States naval academy at Annapolis The ap- pointment was made by Senator j.. Thomas Heflin and news of the designation reached Montgomery to- day. Young Chiffon is a graduate of Sidney Lanier High school
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-05
MANY GALLONS DESTROYED
GRAND LODGE ON

Masons began gathering in Mont gomery Monday for the annual grand lodge. Ancient Free aud Accepted Masons, and for the annual meeting of the auxiliary organization. The Grand Royal Arch chapter held its meeting during the afternoon and cleared its program for the annual meeting of the main organization Wednesday. The council of anointed high priests held its annual session Monday night.
 One of the annual features of the grand lodge meeting is the visit to the state home for widows and or phans of Masons. which is located at Dingley, five miles from Montgomery. The Central of Georgia railroad will operate a special train from Mont gomery Wednesday afternoon for the benefit of the visiting Masons and their friends returning to Mont gomery later in the afternoon.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-05
HAD DYNAMITE

charge of having still in their pos session.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-12-05
WANT HIcH COTTON RATE

The Western of Alabama railroad Monday filed a petition with the pub lie service commission asking au- thority to increase the rate on cot
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
BY Glenn Hughes

The third week OF the American
Light Opera company engagement
at tho Metropolitan thcatVr opened
auHpiciousiy Sunday night with a
spirited Interpretation OF 'rhe 30
hemian Girl" liaife'a tunefui opera
OF gypsy love and hate.
Thco Pennington. IN the famous
role 81 airline. wsH received with
great enthusiasm. In the timebon'
ored II Dreamt I Dwclt Ia Marble
Halls" she was especially effective.
and was encored repeatedly. Ger.
inlniy she wan IN splendid voice sun
day evening. and brought "A rich
emotional resonance 10 her part. I
think she II distinctly better IN this
opera than In tho two which have
preceded ".
Paula Ayres. the contrnito. whose
work In always pleaaurabie. finds
herself completely M home IN the
role or tho vcnReful gypay queen.
Miss AyVra cannot only sing nhc
can act. She IL alive every instant.
and alive Ca some purpose. Her style
IL obvious and rather fiorid. bat u ~.
after all. keyed right 20 the demands
OF opcra. which n in no sense "a
realistic dramatic form.
s'rire Heart Bowed Down." SUNG
by Cnrl Bundrchu, eamo In for its
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
Relief Is Found
From Stomach
Trouble

Hope for the millions OF unfortu.
nnse men and women who are vic.
Tins OF stomach trouble is sounded
by Mrs. Herman Jahnke. OF 5sti
Fourth Ave. Seattle. wash.
Mrs. Jshnke was victim OF stom.
aeh trouble in its worst form. but
was restored 20 health by taking
Taniac. She says
For thirteen months. no matter
what I alto or how little. Il just bloat.
ed me until tho gas almost cut Off
my breath. / had awful pains and
cramps In my stomach after every
meal.
But since got Taniac. am eat.
ing anything I want and feel won.
dorfuliy well and strong"
UndlKested food fcrments In the
stomach and room tho entire system
il filled with poisons. Tanlac was de.
signed TO restore the stomach 20 a
healthy condition and build up the
whole body. Millions everywhere
have acclaimed It's wonderful power
Get a bottle today.
Tanlac t. sold by all good drug.
Advertisement.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04

Appearances may be dccelvinE, but
no more 30 than IN the caee Of Her.
bert standing. This veteran actor
or stage and screen has all the man.
ncra and joillty OF younEnter OF
40. He H. ono of the most dig.
nifsed and AZ che same time weli.mei
fellows 81 the screen that u would
be hard 70 conceive OF him m an aus
tcre elderly man with two celebrated
sons. IL II fact. however. for Mr..
standings two sons. both men 81
mature years. are Guy and Wynd.
ham. both eminent artists % the oil.
yer screen.
The elder Standing has taken n
screen career upon himself. deter.
mined to eclipse the reputation Of his
sons. for ihrcs.scorc years II not tho
slightest handicap 90 his hardened
physique when he sets out 10 accom-
pilsh anything. Ills latest appear
pnce is In Richard Walton Ttiliy'a
The Maaquerader. In which Guy
bates Post Is starring ut the Coll.
scum theaier. II II a First National
attraction In which the veteran nc.
tor plays the part % world famous
party leader and possible prime min.
lister.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
Young Woman Votes
For Country Life

Hello there. Sarah. You old de-
serteri Away NIL summer and not
ono letter did you write your
friends. what do you mean by such
procedurc7 Explain II you can"
what are you fussing abouts
Didn't I send you some picture post
cards7 What more do YOU want than
sconcry7r
1--WE wanted 90 know what you're
up 10. Something new and different.
we knew. Anyway we are glad
you're back in the city"
Don't be too glad. am just here
to pack. Going down In California
for the winter. Haven't time TO
breathe while l am here"
why the nerve. and you wouldn't
even tell us about IL. You're nice
sort OF friend"
Give me chance. VIII you.
That's a great country and I met a
lot Of fine people. and 1 like the
out-of.door life. Moreover. / had a
job 20 teach school offered me and
am going to file on a homestead
near the school. Soon I'll be bloat.
ed land owner"
why. you old sport II sounds
like n great life. though"
1T Is. Now have 20 scout around
and find some bargain sales. need
some clothes for the winter and
want the latest styles. Where will
| find something cheap and good and
up to date?"
Il know the very place-cherry's
az 1915 end Ave. the Rialto Bldg.
over the Pig'n Whistle. are showing
a very complete assortment OF new
Fall Dresses. Goats, etc. at wonder.
full prices. Run on down. "--Adver.
tisemcnt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
Bohemian Girl" Is
Heard at the Met

share Of applause. and Mr. Bundschu
was not nigRnrdly with his encores.
He even came half way 20 meet
them.
Harry Pfeil and Lee Bright split
the remaining honorn. They did not
do anything very extraordinary. good
or bad. George +. Olsen amused tile
yokciry by attaching an oyegians and
cociney accent on the character Of
Icloresiein. the nephew ~ the count.
"a Andrews. the unimpeachnbie.
did not appear In the east at the
opening performance, but IL is ex.
pectcd that some time during the
week he win be heard IN the role OF
Dcvilshoof
Performances viii be given every
night this week. with matinecs Wed.
nesday and Saturday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04

methods real worth Is clear.
The effect OF cold storage on food
has been the subject OF deep invest.
CATION IN the last few years and the
results have upset popular theories
TO some extent. Also there are laws
on the subject.
Nevertheless coid.storage food still
II blamed for many illnesses.
Every housewife who uses n re-
frigerator Is in the cold.storage bust.
ness on small scale and certain
rules should be recognized by her
Just MS IN great cold-storage plants.
10 insure the best results.
For instance, no food should be
placed In cold storage unless mature,
fresh. and free from disease or de
terioration OF any kind.
Sound, fresh food put In cold stor.
age can be kept in good condition
as long as ~ months. There Is no
necessity for keeping II longer. as
by that time there always is new
years supply.
Investigation has proved that cold.
storage foods do not in any way in.
lure the public health. There have
been cases OF alleged injury. but
these have been due TO the poor
quality OF the food at tho outset
and cold storage cannot make bad
food good.
With cold.storage wareh ouse =
guarded by our boards OF health, the
public should fear no danger.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
FLYER IN CRYPTS
FIZZLES: FUNERAL
MARKET IS DEAD

The burial crypt market IN
Seattle n dead.
a. least 80 alleges Garrett w.
O'Neil. assistant custodian 81 the
federal building. in a suit in nu-
perior court.
ONcil. on behalf OF himaelf.
@. ". kienie and MrN. Katherine
kicnie. Il suing the American
Metropolis Go. for $3.50.
According 90 the petition. the
three formed little pool 70 buy
cryptn at Washeill cemetery.
They were intouned. he alleges
that the market was extremely
live" and that they would 10
able 20 dispose OF their holdings
at tidy profit
Now they find themselves with
IL crypts on their hands. no de.
mand ard no possible use for
morr than three Of them.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
sri,ASI,

The principle roles In "Sice pco-
plc. tho featured film offering AZ tho
strand. nre played by Conrad Nagci.
Bcbc Daniels. Wallace Reid and
Julia Faye.
The story deals with the predlca
ment young lady finds herself In
after attending cabaret dance
against her fathers wishes and then
going on a harum acarum lark with
a young nabob who had neither
brains nor money.
This results In the girls reputation
being impaired a biz In her own cir.
clc and In her ontrncisfn. she finds
real happiness when she goes 20 work
on farm. thus being able 10 appear
IN overnil~ and Iran on hoe. making
very attractive figure.
iona Gals Is tho author ~ 'Slce
People" IL was directed BY William
De Mile.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04

The tastes; craft now aflost IL tho
sea sled and this was unduee,ion-
ably proven when during tho film.
ing Of Reported Missing" the
owen Moore picture. io0.mile race
between the sea Sled broadway III
and four OF the pick of the New
York Yacht clubs fleet Of high pow.
cred motorcd boats the aIcd won By
a margin Of four miles. Following
this test n race was staged between
the sea sled and n hydroacroplane
and again the Broadway Ill was
victorious This latter race was
made part OF the picture and the
unusual manner In which u was
photographed TivcH the spectator
tho impression OF flying in tile plane
and sailing In the motor boat NJ
alternate moments. The picture.
made by the Sclxnlck company. ~
showing at the Colonial.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04

Two public hearings for this week
have been announced b. the city non.
ing commission. one will be az the
West Seattle high school. Thursday.
az 3 . m. 10 consider all 81 West Sc.
attic north ~ w brandon st.. inciud.
ing youngstown. Tho second viii bc
ai South Park field house. Eighth
ave. 8. and Thistle 81. Friday. NJ
p. m. 90 consider the zonlng plan for
South Park. Tuesday. NJ y. m. n
representative Of this commission VIII
address the Magnolia Bluff Develop.
msnt club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04

able manner. Its chief merit lies
In the fact that interest In tho story
az all times rises above any ioterost
In those who play the parts or In
the means BY which the story ~
told.
Edmond pnn,ea Is Edmond
DantcH. The Count OF Monte Girls
20 IA the Count OF Monte Crisso.
Tho spectator II not aware that
John Gilbert Is acting those parts.
And thls holds trTlo thruout the
cast.
There Il little need Of rcteiling
the story OF Monte crsNto." " r.
estimated that nifty millions have
read the Dumas novel.
II was FIRST presented on the
American stage In isss. James
O'Nelll enacted tho principal role
s.sTi tlnes between iss5 and 1915.
William y. Conner. his manager.
places the receipts for that period
At sio.sos.iso.
Figures In dollars and cents and
attendance are characteristic OF the
information given 20 the public in
connection with pictures produced
By William Fox.
However. Il must ~ said for that
producer that In tho screening Of
Monte Cristo- he has for once
siriven for tho artistic rather than
the financial appeal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
Physician Makes
New Gland Test

ny Increasing the power n Ger
tain glands in the human body. a
Baltimore physician believes he
can proiong life. The doctor spent
considerable time In Germany
where he conducted series Of
highly successful laboratory ex-
periments. This physicians method
treats the glands In such way az TO
multiply their inherent powers
Today the benefits OF sciences
latest discovery IN gland therapy can
be enjoyed In the form Of Glandogen.
highly concentrated glandular
tonic. prepared from the glands Of
healthy young animals. Giandogsn
has had unusual success IN the
treatment OF thousands of aliing men
and women IL - obsainablc at all
Barteil Drug stores--Advertlsern
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
Odd Fellows Off
After Encampment

After holding the third Information
al encamptneni rally 81 the order
here Saturday. members Of the 1nde.
pendent Order OF Odd Fellows who
have been visiting here from the
northwest states will return 20 their
homes Monday night. A class of zoo
was initiated into the cncampmcnt
degrees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04

1859 and 10 the Puget Sound coun-
try in January. 1909. He has been
"A logger and an accountant and
now ms owner Of tn. Cottage Realty
Co. he IN a successful man In pri.
waite business. lilo II married and
has five sons.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04

to give a relative
"A public job Is
'rhrond Il. Bugge
running for the re.
publican nomina,
ton for the state
legislature fro m
the 42nd district.
according 20 his
statement.
Bugge merely
wants an oppor'
tunity 90 help en-.
act IA banking law
that VIII protect
depoeltors. 10 re-
peal the poll tax
law and 10 lower
taxation. he says.
BuEge was born
In Norway in 1852
and came 90 the
Enltcd States In
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
KEEP WELL
COLD STORAGE


OLD storage n the
modern way OF
saving up one
seasons surplus
against the needs
OF the next.
To some. cold
storage chicken.
for instance. Is
viewed askancc.
but 10 those who
have given intel.
llgent study 10
the subject. the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
THE


LIBERTY
a WOMAN viii respect and 40.
a mlre saint. hut she'll fall In
love with a sinner. surest thing
you know, That bit OF psychology
has been acccptcd for the last scv.
eral centuries.
II a the first bit Of psyche
anaiyslS that a solemn Young lady
Of IA tries on herself when SHE falls
IN love with some young devil or rs
who smokes cigarets and suSaka OFF
TO tho buriesauo show.
II II youths first insight into the
rerverity Of human nature. espe.
cialiy as Il applies TO the feminine
genus.
since there havN heen only several
hundred novels based on this theme
Il Was 20 he supposed that sooner or
later the movies would take up such
story a. something new in the way
Of entertainment.
Thus you find BETTY Compson IN
The nonded Woman NJ the Lib.
erty. Swing up Richard Dix. who il
a perfect saint. for John Bowers. a
drunken. Enthusiastically sailor.
She follows him over the seven
seas pnd manages 10 SGT herself on
an island with him and several cases
Of whisky.
And when she induces him 20 de-
stroy the whisky she manages 10 10
rescued and 10 take tho rcgcncratcd
scoundrcl back 20 civilization.
stA.F. A. tal - 1911
and a lot of good acting In this pic
ture. Miss comp=on ~ better
actress In this film than she has
been In amy Of her other recent ones.
COLUMBIA
From the auictude 81 the firenide
20 the roaring. cii-smelling speedway.
n the course Travelled by '-Tirc Mar.
rsed Fiapper." starring Marie Pre-
vosi. AZ tho Columbia.
The story Is an analysis ~ the
ways OF the modern fiappcr. though
this ono Ia married. and proves that
even giddy ''fsnaks hopper" can he
posze~aed OF noiir atugf. There IL
love. social standing. jealousy. flnan.
ciai rcyerses. conspiracy and recon
ciIlaticn In Miss rrevort's latest star.
ring vehicle. topped Off with an auto
mobile race that would thriii hard.
ened speedway veteran. The star In
the role % flapper wife Of racing
err driver. takes hts place when he -
injured and brings her car In first
under tho wire in spite Of plotting for
her failure.
Tho Married Fiapper' was writ.
ten especially for Marie Provost by
Bernard Hyman and the little Uni.
vcrsai star fits the role OF the flip.
pant fiapper wife TO a flare ye-weii."
blue MOUSE
The most significant evidence that
the screen has yet offered 20 prove
It's equality with the stage and the
written word In the narration OF n
story In the INSTRUMENTATION Of
Monte crisfo.' showing now at the
Blu. Mouse.
This film presents the classic Of
Alexandra Dumas in an uuforEct-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
Knights of Pythias
Officers on Visit

George c. Cabeli. OF Norfolk. va.
supreme chancellor OF the Knights Of
Pythias. and Henry Love, OF Coifax.
Wash. supreme keeper OF records
and seals. were guests of Seattle over
the weekend. They were given a
reception at X. p. hall.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
WINTER GARDEN

Dustin Farnum Il th. hero ~ the
film offering at tho Winter Garden
The play IA entitled strange Idols"
was written by jules Furthman-- who
has many successes 10 his credit
and directed by the well known
Bernard burning. Tho story. an
outlined. deals with y s;aiwnrt lurn.
berusan's love for and marriage TO n
beautiful butterfly queen OF Broad
way cabaret. II II story tha,
ranges from Rny 10 more than grave.
and has won marked success since its
recent release.
Doris Pawn II Farnum's leading
woman In strange Idols and Rich.
ard Tucker also has a prominent role.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
County to Be Heard
at Hearing on Tax

King county viii be represented at
hearing before the state board OF
equalization. AZ which ratios OF as.
ressed valuation OF property viii be
determined. by Assessor Frank Hull
and his chief deputy. Samuel IT..
Chase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04
OAK

with Priscilla Dean as stony
hearted queen Of tho underworld and
Ion CLANCY as powerful rat In
whose heart turks no slightest ray Of
loyalty or fear. and with half a dozen
other actors whose presence alone
may make a picture. outside tho
Law IL keeping the screen OF tho
Oak tho lurking place OF romantic
and mysterious drama this week.
Norninally Crook play" Tod
Browning has woven Into his picture
a wealth Of human action and emo.
ton against the warp Of an intense
Oriental devotion 20 an ideal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-09-04

HII.O. T. H-Kiiauea volcano re.
ported 10 be undergoing slight erup-
ton again.
Evening star., 1922-08-11

Malone were guests. Mr.. Malone
was counsel for Nine. Walska in the
proceedings which recently resulted
in the divorce between her and Mr..
Cochran.
Mr.. Mccormick and his bride. after
the luncheon, left for an automobile
tour. Their destination was not an
Mr.. and Mrs. Malone were the only
witnesses at the marriage.
The marriage of Harold F. McCor-
mick, millionaire Chicagoan and long
head of the International Harvester
Company, to. Nine. Gamma Walska In
Paris today furnished a dramatic
climax to a series of remarkable cpl
sodes in which marital infelicities
and romantic attachments are almost
inexplicably mingled.
Separated by Incompatibility.
Nine. Walska, Polish opera queen.
was the wife of Alexander Smith
Cochran. wealthy manufacturer. In
compatibility divided them and de-