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, 1923-01-19
DANCING To BE
FEATURED WITH
GREAT PICTURE

At the nine o'clock performances at
the America theater tonight. Saturday
( and Srrr1"y NIGHTS when Mary Pick
ford's Tess Of the Storm Country
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KEITH'S-Ethel BARRYMORE.

Ethel Barrymore continues to con-
tribute her generous bit toward
maintaining the high honors won by
the worlds most famous family of
great actors. Billed as the head
liner at Keiths this week, Miss Bar
rymore comes again in Sir J. NJ. Bar
rie's one-act play, THE Twelve-Pound
Look" and is just as convincing now
as when she entered vaudeville some
years ago in this little English
istence in the home of the about-to-
ba Sir" Harry Sims. The same
youthful carriage and appearance, the
same charming grace and stage pres
e1ce mark the work of Miss Barry
mpre as Enthusiastically now as in
tly days of Ter first triumph. Wash
1nEton welcomes her as a tried and
faithful friend who will not disap
point.
In this one-act sketch she appears
as stenographer, sent by central
agency to a certain address to do
some emergency work. In a brief
interview with the wife of the house
she learns that the husband is about
to- be knighted and the work in hand
isSthat of acknowledging congratula-
items. Appearance of the object of
the congratulations brings the shock
that he Is her wealthy former hus-
band, whom she deserted for a type
wfiter and a salary of 12 pounds.
Miss Barrymore is supported by
Harry Pllmmer as Sir Harry Sims,
Ena Shannon as Lady Sims and James
Kearney as Tombes.
An artistic and spectacular roller
Skating exhibition is contributed by
Kee, the mocking bird Of California
1sS excellent in whstling turn OF
remarkable limitations of birds Of
the Eldorado, as well as selections
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from popular songs. Miss Mckee ts
a charmingly dainty creature her
SELF and her limitations are realistic
A bit of honeymoon In the ALPS fun
is furnished by Ernest Anderson and
Marjorie Burt In The Dizzy Heights;
another pleasing attraction Is duet
Of Wilton sisters. young. pretty and
clever, songs, violin and the piano
being their speciality. The songs are
catchy and the voices are beautiful
In a quantity of tone seldom displayed
in such work on the vaudeville stage.
Thomas F. Swift and Mary II. Kelley
make Gum Drops" Offering of song
and patter, and Tom Smith. assisted
by Harry Newman, does a song dance
and 6 fool medley highly amusing.
One of the artistic and entertain
ing features Is the La Pilarica Trio
of dancers from the Spanish court. in
a series of five terpsichorean crea-
tions, including "Origtnal Jota Ara
ganeise." "CoQuetteries." Spanish
Gavotta," Colonial Times" 'Fado"
"a Portuguese dance) and "Bolero,"
which introduces the Russian step
endurance record. Exquisite gor-
geousness in costume. including
handsomely embroidered Spanish
shawls and draperies. is used in the
decorations.
An Aesop's Fable. Topics Of the Day
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not only reform a household OF en-
tirely discordant elements, but which
actually conquer the crook himself in
a telling climax.
John Gilbert is most effective in a
very unnatural role and an almost
Impossible story. but throughout he
holds the spotlight with an artistry
that at once stamps him al an actor
of big ability and one who has few,
II any. rivals on the screen. Billie
Dove also plays the role OF a hoy
denish girl cleverly and dtscreetly.
Others Of an excellent cast include
Ruth Boyd. Donald Hatswell. George
X. Arthur. Wilton Taylor, Luk2
Lucas and Dorothy Manners.
The picture is based on story by
George T. Worts which was adapted
for the screen by Joseph Franklin
Poland. It was directed by Jerome
Storm. It's chief merit, however. 10
the striking lesson 1t teaches. with
nearly two hours Of pleasant enter
tainment embellished with excellent
screen acting. The stern critic may
And faults to condemn, the facetious
something to make fun Of. but the
large audiences that saw the picture
yesterday evidently found In 1t q
substantial return. in addition to
pleasant entertainment
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C0SMOS-"The Madness Of
Youth"

"The Madness Of Youth" a William
Fox photoplay. starring John Gilbert.
the young actor who won his spurs
as Edmund Dantes in the Dumas
masterpieces, "The Count of Monte
Cristo." is featured at the Cosmos
Theater in a film program comprising
also a Century farce comedy. the
Urban Movie Chats and the Inter-
national News.
There is an unusual merit in THE
Madness of Youth" which, although
far from perfect. Is one of the best
pictures of the season that has been
shown in Washington. Not for Its
spectacular establishment, although
1t has several very beautiful scenes.
outdoor and interior; but because its
lesson is that virtue has a power of
it's own which will always be mani
fest if given a chance.
The story, which has been outlined
in The Sunday Star, concerns the ef-
forts OF q young crook who, to gain
access to a rich home for the purpose
of stealing a fortune. pretends to be
a mystic and assumes virtues which
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band having been killed in an auto

band having been killed in an auto
mobile accident at Laporte, Ind.
Numerous friends of Mrs. Hender-
son who expected to give her and her
husband joyous welcome, were as
tonished when told Of the tragedy.
She was married to Mr.. Henderson
about a year ago. They had been
friends for a long time. but each had
married. Some time after the for
mer's wife and the latter's husband
died they became engaged, and last
summer Mrs. Wheat. who was the
widow of j. J.SClifton Wheat of Win
chester, was married to Mr.. Hender-
son in western city. Mrs. Hender-
sons father was the late Lieut.. Ross
of the United States Army, who died
many years ago.
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KILLED IN CRASH
Man on Way to Summer Holiday
Loses Life in Accident.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WINCHESTER, Va. June 1s.---Mrs.
Gertrude Ross Wheat Henderson, who
left Oklahoma early last week with
her husband. T. C. Henderson, a
wealthy retired business man of that
state. planning to spend the summer
at her old home here. arrived last
night wearing mourning, her hus-
Evening star., 1923-06-19

pail there may be- thousands of fly eggs.
These, the Preventol spray will instantly de-
stroy. Here is the real way to begin ridding
your premises of flies (Preventol, too, is an
efficient deodorant.)
Preventol is a general insecticide
Kills moths and brings bugs from their hiding
places.
Sprayed into~c cracks and crevices Preventol
brings cockroaches and bedbugs out into the
open where another shot instantly finishes them
And when sprayed in your closets twice month
Preventol kills moths and destroys their eggs
Preventol will not stain or harm wall paper,
woodwork or the most delicate fabrics. In fact
Preventol is harmless to all except insects. In
sects have peculiar breathing apparatus and
in mechanical way Preventol suffocates them
Mosquito-free, Fly-free vacations!
Imagine what Preventol will mean to you at the
summer home or camp! Take Preventol with
you and before you 60 have your rugs, draperies
and closets sprayed well with Preventol to kill
and keep out the moths
Preventol, the erinsecticide, has been needed
for centuries. The thought of modern homes
being infested even occasionally with disease
carrying scavengers, and parasites and destruc-
tive moths, is preposterous.
The Preventol combination package (pint can
and sprayer) is now selling at the special price
of $780, Get one of your druggist today.
Reflls for less in pint and quart sizes, and
larger sizes for hotels restaurants and institu-
tons Should you be on vacation or where you
cannot get Prevento write the Haynes Chem
ical corporation. Long Island City, New York.
Evening star., 1923-06-19

and the Pathe News pictorial are
shown on the screen.
Evening star., 1923-06-19

How in the wide world did the idea ever start
that we should be complacent when we had
swatted the f1y-crushed him and perhaps left
his germ-reeking remains hanging somewhere?
Did it ever occur to you that the fly not only
carries disease germs on its feet but may have
on and IN its body as many as thirty million
bacteria?
Think of your home getting its ventilation
through screened doors and windows on which
billions of germs may have been spread with
that supposedly splendid device, the fly swatter!
Flies have been implicated in the spreading of in
fantile paralysis, typhoid, scarlet fever measles,
smallpox, eryspelas, anthrax, and even tubercu-
losis!
Don't swat the fly. Don't haze flies. On your
own premises prevent the breeding of flies
destroy their eggs. And those that get into
your house, kill cleanly. Do you ask hoU?
With Preventol, the wonderful insecticide that
is sprayed. -
You can't imagine anything more simple to use
than Preventol Close up tightly one room,
at time and then spray we'll. That's all there
is to it. In FIVE short minutes every fly will be
dead-not swatted, not mangled or smeared, but
killed cieanly-and the carcasses, with all their
disease-carrying possibilities, can be swept out
of the house. 4
And don't forget to literally spray with Pre-
ventol any nearby places where flies may breed
garbage pals, refuse heaps and dark corners
of stables and out-buildings. A SINCE fly in six
weeks time can be responsible for several hun
dred pounds Of flies, and around your garbage
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16
EMPLOYMENT
sALEsMEN WANTED

SALESMAN AN-EXECUTIVE N - The professional division of the Me- Caslley Register Company has very exceptional opening for high class speciality salesman executive to sell their system to physicians, surgeons and dentists in the State of Alabama as gen eral agent and to recruit and or ganize a sales force to sell, under hs direction under a very satis- factory commission arrangement wherein the commission is ad- vanced weekly. Experience in call ing on the medical profession very desirable but not necessarily es- sential. This proposition should yield an income of $7.000 to S15,- 060 per year to the successful ap- plicant. This is an unusual op- portunity to become identified with one of the largest nationally known sales organizations in di- vision which is showing unpre- cedented sales activities, which offers opportunities for broad sales experience and advancement. See o. II. Martin, Assistant General Sales Manager. Hotel Tutwiler Birmingham. Ala, Friday or Sat urday, December 14 or ls.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16
EMPLOYMENT
SALESMAN

WANTED--Experience Devilbiss paint
 spraying operators union machinist; Italian cook; band sawyer, push feed, push nigger, right-hand rig; wood pat ternmakers; lady steno -bookkeeper; lady Elliott-Fisher bookkeeper; white wal tresses; white boys, work green house; auto top trimmer; lady experienced food checker; lady pantry woman; white boys learn trade; insurance salesman: spe- cislty salesman; colored truck driver that can keep up truck; colored man, railroad snort order cook; colored railroad porters; colored bus boys; colored orderly boys; colored hotel hall boys; coored hotel maids; colored women cooks; nurses; col ored boys, girls, dishwashers; others. froducers Agency 211sb Sd Ave, N.
 IF you are over 2t years of age, of good
 character, naturally analytical. having eight grades of schooling or better. are fully realize the absolute necessity of training to receive success in any ven- ture. the local manager of our orsaniza ton of certified public accountants would like to meet you. Reply stating age, edu- cation, experience where employed and phone number. M-23. Care Age Herald. SALESMAN-By high-grade food manu-
 facturer; salary, expenses and commis- sion; strictly permanent. with good op portunity to steadily increase earnings; can consider only man of highest charac- ter. now successfully selling on road. who gives age and particulars of present and be treated confidentially. G!ve. phone mum Der for prompt interview visiting official. Address 23-W. care Age Herald.
 SELL ALUMINIUM KITCHEN UNTEN-
 SlIS-Lesding manufacturer has open ing in it's sales force In this district; ex- cellent chance for live wire to make money. Special sales plan. Previous ex- perience desirable but not necessary. Re- experience and several business references
 COX 2sM, Age-Her2ld
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

MAN WOMAN wanted or hustling high
 school student. wishing to earn more money: be independent and establish a business of your own. selling Watkins Birmingham exclusively; also openings in other nearby cities; stheF full or part time: many selling aids write today
 J. E. Watkins Co., Dept. 95, Memphis
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PARTNER WANTED

Wanted partner who can furnish $3,000 and take charge of well established business; now making money. Too much work for one man, need part ner. Address T 29, care Age Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

TRAVELLING SALESMEN-Manted. who
 have time to spare from their main line and want to employ that time profitaby; big commission on a quick selling line of calendars; line compaety shown, easily carried and quickly understood; will in crease your income tremendously; give de- tails regarding self in application. Gartner s, Bender, Dept. C. 1104 s. Wabash Ave, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

PATENTS-Write for free guide hooi5s
 list Of patent buyers and record of inl vention blank before disclosing your in Vthlons. Send model or sketch and de seripticn of invention for our free opinion Of us patentable nature. Victor J. Evans Co., 6Si Ninth, Washington, D. C..
 HARDWARE BUSINESS-For sale. good
 clean stock of hardware and farming lmpiements; good 2-story brick store and vacant lot located in the Tennessee val iey or north Alabama, one of the very pest farming sections in the state Stock will invoice about $7,0O0. Address ESP, care Age Herald
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

DIVISION MANAGER SALESMAN by
 high grade food manufacturer, with es- tablished trade and sales force. Require unquestioned character. and man now successfully selling road. but seeking larger opportunity. Earnings limited only by own power olproduce. Mr. Parr, Tutwier, Thursday 20th provided comply these requirements Do not phone.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

COL0RED GIRL-Wanted,, re- liable colored girl to assist in homework and cooking; refer ences required. Apply 235 Grace street, Woodlawn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

sive, sell country dealers crockery, glassware. aluminium and novelties; unique selling campaigns give dealers quick turnover; liberal commissions paid in full weekly. Wingate Mfg. Co., 305 s. Seventh St Louis Mo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

TAILORING sALESAfEN-we pay regular
 weekly salary. also bigger advance com missions: greatest money making line; one price: express prepaid; all wool. Great Westerns Tailoring Company. Pioneers for 20 Neara l(,hlca
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

$500 WILL FINANCE des!ra ole permanent vice; 300 per cent profit selling experies ence unnecessary; ~peddling. Dstribu. tion Manager, 1907 Detwiler Bldg Loi
 Angeles "
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

line our 26- piece Malabar sets, knives forks. spoons sale q day easy: sold to hardware. grocers. general stores; sample roll free: checks weekly: write me for in formation. Sales Manager, S09 $. 7th, St Louis Mo
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

'PRiNTERS-For sale. small printing
 plant in Jacksonville, Fla: evervfbirs, new last March, and free from debt; cheap rent and in the heart of city; sub stantial reasons for selling; sl150 Ad- dress Keystone Print ss E. Bay St
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

DRUGGIST = Wanted, regis tered druggist; reference re- quired. Box 400, Anniston,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

PARTNER-Wanted for auto repair shop
 and service station; want good steady man willing to learn, if don't know l am opening tirst-class shop and service station and need good steady man.. must put in full time; would like to have ma n that understands light office work; must invest $4OO Apply Roland Jack Squires Tutwiler Hotel, Room 1234
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16
BIRMINGHAM AGE+HERALD
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTEn-FEMALE

TAUGHT-Complete course,
 instructions and diploma of proficiency in weeks. Millinery seasons are per petual and milliners in demand 12 months in the year; new class just beginning; learn now and be prepared for position at once. We also teach dresslnaking and ods; earn to learn; taught by graduate of New York Designing school full particu- lars upon request. Sparks Practical Mil linery School, AZ Whitehall, Atlanta, Ga.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16
E'iNANCIAL BUSINESS OFPOETUNITIEs

 AND l0-CENT sTORE--l.o- .. cated in one of tho best indus trial sections of the city, owner has other business requiring his attention, wishes to sell al sacri- flee of 3i.5OO for stock and fix lures.
 STOCK GROCERIES, CONFEC- TIONERY AND MARkET-Es- tablished for 20 years; owner has been vsry successful; now wishes to retire; has living rooms con nected with store; large place for gardening; has about S4. 900 stock and fixluresi win sell for 3s,soo See ], ]. Stanley, With
 Shook & Chisenhall, Inc, ioi \, sist st, rhaSs M. sEse-s sisa.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16
SHIRT SALESMAN

Manufacturer of high grade. popu- isrly priced shirts. well advertised To the trade. wants representative for Atlanta and surrounding ter ritory, on commission basis; must have esta blished accounts among best haberdashers and clothiers Man who travels by machine pre- ferred. Give following information in first letter: Lines handled, trade called on, exact territory covered and how often. John Adams Shirt Co. | E. 17th St, New York City. N. Y.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16
MailYourAds

to The Age-Herald. They will be given prompt, care ful attention and proof of the first insertion will be mailed you free. e.,
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Ads For Monday
ANNOUNCEMENTS

ANNOUNCEMENTS 4
 FRATERNAL NOTICES 3 kAMELiA--1he only national organiza- ton for women recognized by the foun- dsr of klancrsft PAtri4tjc, fraternal, ehartefed and Incorporated. All princi- pses of the ku hieS klan. Join now. r. c. EoX 290.
 i.V-ss MD tUtSu | sToLEN-H Hupmobile, 5passenser car, 1a-5 moU4., mJtor No. ll09o,; license No. s3i., Wood Th-e.s, double bumpers. U-uoit broken on .eaf hamper and tied With string. Please Gil F. n. Dean. Main .9i3 audress loo .ist Si.. Birming-' ham. Ala.
 DOGs-I.ost, male and female pointer 4ogs; iNer anu white marked head and bo11. lemaie had on collar. nyTname and pEone number Reward i. re4urned. Phone llslin sof0,
 PCtKE HOOK LOST--Will party who pjehs q up iauy's pocketbook in Kaufman Snipsou s1u.v Salurday evening, about C . ln.. pisdsa return to kaulmsns Store, > oo,a Ave.
 J,tG G--l.ost. iiter and white female pointer uos. Liberal reward. Phone Main 1276.
 PERSONALS 6
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

DRUG STORE-Big profits; don't wait;
 in heart of growing city of 20 000: small cash payment, balance easy terms; owner forced to sell; $10,0Q0 net a year to you Wire at once. Fred M. Todd, Gadsdt n, Alabama. rI
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

EXPERIENCED mine and mill supply man will be open for proposition about December 20; 12 years experience; pre- fer purchasing or salesman position. Call Main 4233. Ask for Williams.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

WOMEN-Wanted to do fancy work at
 home; spare hours; material furnished : good pay; stamped envelope brings par ticulars. Underwood Art Goods Co, Ports- mouth, O.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

PHOTOPLAY story ideas wanted; s25- $500 paid: experience unnecessary; out
 line free. Write Producers League, I62, | St. Louis
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16
BUY A BUSINESS OF YOUR OWN
We have some wonderful
 Business Opportunities to offer. Small cash pay ment, balance easy terms.

Large rooming and boarding house. located near Five Points clearing over $500 per month; extra good furniture; will sell lease and furniture at a very at tractive price; part cash, balance good terms; old esta blishmenti owner retiring from business.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16
HELP wANTED-MALE or Female 51

CANVASSERS-Neat, house toulouse canvassers; virgin ter ritory. Apply J. L. Greggs, Fifth Avenue Hotel, from 6:30 to 8 p. m., or 1423 Eighth avenue, north, from to 8 a. m.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

Barbecue and lunch; center of Birmingham. doing fine business
 fully equipped, cheap rent, long lease, clearing $250 per month; owner leaving city; will make
 very cheap price for quick sale.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

WOMEN can make a handsome income
 among their friends and acqua aintances by introducing our hand beauty set, which Includes medcated night gloves; positive ly beautify any womans hands overnight. You don't need to be a saleswoman nor have any capital. Write for our easy plan for building bank account in your spare time in pleasant. dignified manner. Write Norell Co.,. 214 East 45th St.. New York
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

Furniture and lease of 14-room reoming house, located near Five Points; cheap rent; good lease and furniture; money making proposition for you can get this at a real bargain if you talk quick.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16
STU AIIONs wANT'ED-MALE 5.

SALESMAN or clerical work, outKide or inside, fifteen years experience; best of references; give bond if necessary; am employed at present, but de sire to move to Birmingham or in Birmingham district for business reasons. If you can use some thew blood" in your business, address or phone, U- B, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

COLoRED-Wanted. young celored girl
 about IT or IS years of ageH must be neat, good appearance and with recoGn- Jmendation. kpply to Mrs. Sam Phillips 3s67 Summit Ave, S.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

Grocery and market, extra good location, doing fine business, new stock and fixtures; small cash payment, balance easy terms owner selling on account other business.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

Furniture and lease Of 10-room rooming house, located in walking distance of center of Birming- ham; rent, S55 always full of roomers; owner leaving city, this is wonderful chance to get your rent free and make some extra money.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

TAILORING sALESMEN-Fastest selling
 one-price. all wool line; made to meas ure suits. overdoats; profits in advance : biggest old reliable house. w. D. Smith & Company. Established 1895. Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

SUBSTANTIAL nlanufacturing corpora
 ton wants capable business men esta b. fish office, manage salesmen: $500 to s1,500 necessary; will allow expenses 10 Baltimore if you qualify; possibilities un- limited. Address Manager. 6OS N Eutaw Sf.. Baitimnra Md
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

Auto repair and battery service business; old established business. too much for one man: will sell 0ne-half interest to man with ex- perience; good salary goes with proposition. f interested see MT. Neakley with
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

EARN MONEY AT HOME-Wome every
 where making substantial amounts knit ting socks for us fast. easily learned auto knitter: no experience necessary; distance iinmaterial. Send for full par ticulars and handsome reward book 2e faIo New York -----
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

Plumbing and heating business. located close in. good lease, clear ing $250 per month; selling on account of other business; willing to sell part cash, balance easy terms.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-16

Furniture and lease of a 3o-room hotel, close in; this is money making proposition; cheap rent. long lease; full of first-class people: extra good furniture; f you are interested in good hotel We can make very attractive price and terms.