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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-21

CHICAGO April 2o.-Poultry. alive
10 Wer fowls. 24c; springs. SOC broiers. so
q Soc; ROSTERS lie,
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-21

FLOUR
MlNNEAPOLTs, MINI. April s2O.-Flour
unchanged. Bran s26.5oa27.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-21

NEW YORK. April 2o.z-Lard easier:
middle vest. sli. rs 1.s5; other articles
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-21

NEW YORK. April 2o.-Llve poultry
steady: fowls. &c. Dressed poultry irreE
ular; fowls, goa soc; old ROSTERS, I5a22e.
Evening star., 1923-04-05
Mill Ends and Seconds of
35C Plisse Crepe, l21C Yd.

Mill ends of Plisse Crepe In plain and fancy
effects; lengths ranging from y to yards. 80
inches wide Firm, crinkly quality of exceptional
grade. selling off piece in perfect goods
a yard. Can be used to good advantage for many
purposes.
Evening star., 1923-04-05
Be SLOW TOSTR|KE,
DAVIS URGES LABOR
Secretary of Labor Predicts
End of 12-Hour Day and
! Seven-Day Week.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
WARREN, Ohio, April 5.-Secretary
Davis, speaking before the Amalga-
mated Association of Iron, Steel and
Tin Workers today, reatfirmed his
belief in the trade union idea, urged
labor to be slow to use the strike
weapon" and declared that the
twelve hour day and the seven-day
week in American industry must go.
II have a firm belief" the Secretary
said, that through the trade union
and its eternal principles of right
and justice. we can establish the era
Of good will in American industry.
Urges Counsel First.
THE tragedy of every strike. it
seems to me. Is that. ultimately, it
is settled by negotiation or compro-
mise. After men have been idle for
months, after women and children
have been brought down TO the last
crust of bread, the representatives of
both sides get together around the
council table and reach a settlement.
They go RIGHT back to where they
We're when the months of misery
began. and i'll almost every case both
worker and employer have lost by
reason Of the conflict. Instead of
conference after months of industrial
battle, | would have counsel before
the strike is called"
Sees End of Long Day.
Recalling President Harding's con-
ference with representatives of the
steel industry a Year ago to con-
slider the aholiLIou or the twelve
hour day, Mr.. Davis said he believed
all enlightened employers were see
ing the unwiSdom of the long shift
Those industries which seek to per-
petuate the long shift, he said, ulti-
mately will find that it will cost more
to maintain it than to reorganize
upon a more humane basis.
Il know" he said. that the Amer
lean people will be more than glad
to stand any loss that may come be-
cause of the elimination of the
twelve-hour day in the steel indus
try. They will cheerfully pay the
additional amount in their bills for
steel"
Evening star., 1923-04-05
SON CONTESTS WILL.
Man Claims to Be Heir of Sup
posed Bachelor.

NEW YORK. April 5.-Probate of
the VIII of James II. CoChnower. sup
posed bachelor. who died recently,
leaving his entire estate to his house
Keeper of the past twenty-five years,
was protested yesterday by James c.
CochnoWer of Brooklyn. who claimed
to be Il son of the teStator
The executor of the estate John
r. Cross, told the court that he had
known the elder CoChnower for more
than thirty-tiVe years. James II
Cochnower was born in Cincinnati
Ohio. Cross said. had been an officer
In the Union forces during the civil
war, and had come to New York in
1879 to enter the custom service
from which he was retired in 1920
He had always stated that he had
never married and had no relatives
except distant cousins. None of
Cochnower's intimate friends had
ever heard him speak of a son or of
ever being married. Cross said
When he advertised as executor of
the estate for unknown heirs, young
Cochnower answered and stated that
he was a son of the teStator, he said.
Testimony of the relationship will be
taken later.
Evening star., 1923-04-05
HERMINE ION Leave"
Intimates of Ex-Kaiser Give Ex.
plantations of Reported Rift.
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press
BERLIN, April 5.--In connection
with reports in circulation abroad
that Princess Hermine. wife of for
mer Emperor William has left Doom,
Holland, because of a disagreement
with her husband, attention is called
to the fact that the marriage con-
tract entities the princess to a two
month leave of absence in Germany
for the purpose of looking after her
estate.
In circles close to the Hohenzol-
lerns it is claimed that complete har-
mony prevails at Doom. although
dermine is keeping the lid down on
the activities of William in order to
remove him as much as possible from
the public eye.
Evening star., 1923-04-05
New Paisley BlOuses
Friday at $4.95

Styles that are right up to the minute
in the height of fashion this season. Beau
tiful combinations and colors that reflect
the mode. Exceptional values tomorrow
at $495.
Evening star., 1923-04-05
New Spring Waists
Reduced to $40

Lot of so waists from regular stock that
have become slightly soiled from handling. OF
fine, sheer quality French voe and striped dim
ity in fancy trimmed styles with tucks and lace
insertion. Others with fancy frill fronts of lace,
small large tucks. Long short sleeves
Peter Pan, shawl tuxedo collars.
Godenberg Second Floor
Perth Amboy evening news., 1923-11-16

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Pompeian Talcum -. 2fc
Pompeian Face Powder. .37c
Mavls Face Powder .....S2c
Three Flowers Face
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Ponds Vanishing Cream;
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Pompeian Day Cream. .37c
Pompeian Night Cream sac
Mulsiied Cocoanut Oil
Shampoo ....''..' Ooc
Wildroot Shampoo ......38c
Honey.Almond Cream ...32c
Frostilla ..........,... &c
williams Shaving Cream 26c
Azurea Face Powder. .60c
Floramye Face Powder soc
Daggett & Ramsdell's Cold
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A. D. s. Cold Cream;
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Pepsodent Tooth Paste ..3Sc
Pebeco Tooth Paste ....33c
Kolynos Tooth Paste ....20c
BORNE Tooth Paste .....22c
DR.. Lyons Tooth Powder 22c
BORNE Tooth Powder PIC
Calox Tooth Powder ....22c
Palmolive Shampoo -. sec
Packers Tar Shampoo. SOC
Wildroot Hair Tonic ....24c
Woodbury's Soap .......1Sc
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Palmolive Shaving Cream 26c
Palmolive Talcum l.....tSc
Hair Groom $50
Tooth Brushes; value Csc;
Sale Price .......... 13c
, 1923-09-26
Pleasant Vapor
Conquers Colds

Tho eafest and easiest way to
break up q cold is to destroy germs
that have attacked the mucous
membrane OF the nasal passages.
This may be quickly accomplished
by inhallng "Deo' vapors night and
morning.
"Deo" is a wonderful combina-
ton of Australian eucalyptus and
other fine oils that ire noted for
their antiseptic, healing properties.
Gently heat a spoonful Of the ONT
ment in a tin plate and fill your
lungs with the delightful. soothing
vapor. which Is carried to every
part OF the respiratory tract. de
stroying germs and beginning nj
once to heal the inflamed mem
branes.
There's nothing better than
"Deo" for coughs. colds. catarrh.
influenza, bronchitis and kindred
ailments. Guaranteed to give salts.
factory results or money refunded
Price soc 1t leading drug stores
everywhere. Dennis Mfg. Co.,
makers. Berkeley. Cali.-Advertise.
ment.
, 1923-09-26
TOLL OF THE SEA-" IS
NATURAL COLOR PICTURE

Practically since the FIRST day
when animated pictures were pro-
Jected on a screen, there has been
tho desire TO represent the char
hcters taking part as well as the
settings In which they act IN their
natural colors. There have been
many fairly ~successful attempts at
coloring films by hand and others
which employed mechanical devices.
All these were unsatisfactory, how
ever. Today at the wyoming thea
tor was shown for the first time a
photoplay In full natural colors-
colors which were go perfect that
those present felt the Importance of
the occasion. THE Toll OF the Sea-"
the photoplay in which tho people
are depicted as they really are. Is
the highest development of natural
color filming, and It undoubtedly
marks a new era In ~photoplay pro-
duction.
1t is impossible to describe the
beauty Of the shades and tints which
the camera lens has caught. Each
scene has been selected for its pic
torial value, and SO artistic were
they hat they evoked spontaneous
outbursts Of applause from the audi
ence which greeted them. Each
scene is like a beautiful painting;
and It is hardly believabie that the
characters can nov about like
human beings.
, 1923-09-26
HOLLYWOOD SHOWS FOR
Times HERE TODAY

Because tho management of the
Riaito theater found that It was i'm
possible to hold Hollywood" over
for another day, patrons will be
given their last opportunity to see
this production today and tonight.
During the period that It has been
here Hollywood" has attracted
large crowds to the Riaito and IN
many instances the as. o. r." sign
had TO be hung out Because II
deals with a subject 30 interesting
to everyone and especially every
one who goes to see n moving pic
ture, It has been Immensely popular.
People are always asking. "Just
what are stars iike7 How do you
get into the pictures7 Is q pretty
girl sure to be B-uccessful7" and
other questions of similar nature.
They n answered In Holly.
wood"
Among other scrcen celebrities in
the supporting cas- are Cecil d. De
Mile, Pola Negf. Thomas Meighnn,
William S. Hart, and Agnes Ayres.
, 1923-09-26
Pinples
By Easy Method
stusrt,s Calcium WATERS HAVE ne
mnrknbIe Action In the Skin to
C1enr II of Pimp1es, Black
heads and Other Such
Beauty Spoilers

with all the wonderfully pretty
things TO wear many a girl is dis
tracted because her complexion 10 a
fright. But here's the way to ban
ish those pimpies. Ask any drug
EIst for n so cent box of Stuartss
Calcium Waters and follow diree-
lions.
Their first action is to remove
the sour denominations that are apt
to poison the blood and thus disfig-
ure the skin. The effect is visibly
noticeable to those troubled with a
plmply skin or n that is muddy or
red or blotchy, scaly and rough and
coarse. The Calcium Wafer induces
a reaction to healthier tendencies
and soon the pinkish complexion
begins to assert itself, tho blem-
ishes fade away, the dimples seem
animated and tho entire appearances
Is one of vivacious beauty instead
Of unsightliness.
Get n 60 cent box of StunrtAs CAL
cium Waters at h nearest drug
store or write to F. A Stuart Co.
635 Stuart Bldg. Marshall. Mich,
for a free sample package--Adver-
tisement.
, 1923-09-26
'PLAYMATES" SPLENDID
BILL At THE COLUMBIA

~Untn ~Piaymates- was presented
At the Columbia theater last night.
o lot of fans didn't know that the
high Life Revue company had so
many clever persons in II Tho spe-
c~ialties are better than anything
that has yet been given. The Har-
mony Trio has three or four south.
arm melodies which II gets over In
great shape. They are such songs
as "The Swanee River Moon"
"Carolina Nanny and Seven or
Eleven"
Freddie Walker and Frank Barrie
got n couple of banjos and entertain
the crowd to perfection. Walker
and Shirley Ray work together in a
duet. and Jean Ward leads the
chorus with pep and attrhctiyeness.
Lucky Carson" Is the photoplay.
n features Earle Williams.
, 1923-09-26

Twice the Tsnlno treatment
made me feel like a different man.
each time adding several pounds TO
my weight. so / am fully convinced
OF its wonderful building power"
declares O. M. Reeves. city fireman.
1915 Cincinnati st., Spokane. Wash.
TWO years ago 1 was 90 run
down I wasn't good for anything
All appetite had left me. and food.
instead Of nourfshins me, bioated
me up, forming gas that pressed
round my heart 30 ! couldn't
breathe without suffering.
Three bottles of Taniao made
me feei as good a. I ever had. and
Strengthened out my stomach . o I
, 1923-09-26
"ASHEs OF VENGEANCE"
HAS historic SETTING

Drawing its historic background
from those eventful days in France
when Charles TX sat on the throne
and permitted his mother to sway
she destinies OF tho nation and to
massacre its people, when evory
family of Importance had It's feud
with another family of importance,
and Whenever insult meant terrible
bioodshed, "Ashes of Vengeance"
which is playing at the America
theater cnn undoubtedly be called
the greatest of the Norma Taimadge
pictures. The divine Norma, to lift
q tribute from the coffin Of Sarah
Bernhard, was never more drn-
matic, never more tragic. She As
supported by Conway Tearle, who
brings to the film tho character OF
Rupert de vrieac who has pledged
himself rs a slave for i've years TO
his mortal enemy Charles de la
Roche because the latter spared the
life of O beloved but frivolous
woman.
Chaing IN his servitude. Rupert
fnds a means of serving de la Roche
and his sister Yoelnnd Norma Tai
madge) in ways that are beyond the
nrst conception of n slaves duty.
Consequently he is released from his
cath During his servitude he has
drawn to him a great love from
Yoeland whose attempt TO conceal
Il has been Intellectual. His freedom
permits a satisfactory conclusion
One cannot pass over Ashes OF
Vengeance" without paying a trib-
ute to Wallace Berry. Playing the
part of a great villain, the Duo de
Tours. Berry has a role that brings
out the talent of the man who did
10 we'll In robin Hood" and in
sWhsn Rnighthood Was in Flower"
, 1923-09-26
LIFE SHOWN AS VAST
MERRY IN
: PICTURE AT WYOMING

IBe rs @ merry-go-round, going
around and around. whirling and
shaking and trembling and letting
some drop here and some there
hut never Is It wholly stin- This
powerful theme II behind the
strange story OF the old world,
.MerrylCo-Round," which Is the
Universal 5upsr.Jewel attraction *
traordinary at the Wyoming theater
nent Saturday. Magnificent sets,
including a complete reproduction
Of the Prater of Vlonna-the Coney
ialand section-a great all star
cast and a colorful. romantic blend
ing Of the threads of several lives
In a dramatic plot make "Merry-Go-
Round" an offering out of tho ordi-
nary IN more senses than one.
, 1923-09-26

and beer that because he is Eng
fish he has been hereticai enough
to stand up in meetings of the
league and say; TT will take more
than your propaganda to convince
that there is no virtue In a bot
tie OF Bass"
IF I choose to let grape Juice
ferment in my cellar. no man has
a right to come into my house and
tell me that I must not do it," is
another statement attributed to
him.
Mr.. Elkins. as quoted. expresses
fear that harm may come to pro
hibition from Its friends and thinks
the country would have been better
off had It stopped with the prohI-
billion of saloons and distilled
liquors.
, 1923-09-26

wnhelms. ID therefore heartily 40
cepted by the Prince.
Every time he wants to leave
wieringen. the Prince has to put in
a special application to the Dutch
government. which always grants
the request.
But wb revcr the Prince goes. the
burgermaeter Of wieringen must be
his companion
In tho visits to Doom an excep-
ton is made and. Burgermaster
Kolff only takes his prisoner down
and fetohes him back at the crpira-
ton of the leave.
The Prince has to pledge his word
of honor not TO make any attempt
to escape while his custodian 10
absent.
, 1923-09-26
DRY LEADER
CRITICIZES
PROHIBITION

HARTFORD. Conn. Sept. 60
Prohibition was criticized today by
the Gov. O. Herbert Blkins, who
has resigned as assistant state sup
erintendent of the Antl-Saloon
league.
He Is quoted by tho Hartford
Cuurant as saying be has no con
fldence that America will stand
permanently against light wines
, 1923-09-26
SILK STOCKING DANCE
At ARKE0N THURSDAY

A silk stocking dance VIII be given
at the Arkeon dancing academy to-
morrow night. Twelve pairs of silk
stockings are to be given away free
Of charge. OF course they go TO the
ladies, favored creatures ut any
amusement palace.
Mr.. McKeon promises that the
dance tomorrow will bo the real
thing with plenty OF entertainment.
plenty OF new songs and plenty OF
dancing.
, 1923-09-26
Beauty and Health
Go Hand in Hand
II You Have a Daughter Read This
Advice.

Cedar Rapids, IowN-T have
taken Or. Pierce's Favorite Pres
cription and found It very helpful
in troubles peculiar TO women. II
is very strengthening 10 tho intern
al organs and especially does It
eliminate suffering at special times
and regulates in the proper way.
My daughters have also taken the
Favorite Prescription with tho best
Of results; they would suffer so at
times that they would be compelled
to stay home from work. but after
taking this medicine they have not
suffered since. FavoIite Preacrip-
ltlon Ia the best medicine a young
woman can take II suffering in this
way."-Mrs. w. L. Edmonda. 7o5.
Second Ave-, W.
The use OF Or. Pieroe's ravorite
Prescription has made many women
happy by making them healthy.
Get II At once from your nearest
druggist, IN either liquid or tablet
form. Write DR.. Pierce, Invalids'
Hotel in Buffalo. n, ", for frcn
observation-disclosures
, 1923-09-26
Young Wilhelm Is Proud Of
His New Little Red Auto

DooRN. -By Ma1 to United
Press.1The former Crown Princes
favorite outdoor sport these days is
running about in his new little
trick automobile.
The former heir 10 0ermany's
throne, though he has q chauffeur.
always drives this tiny red machine
himself. getting all Hpeed possible
out Of ite six-horsepower motor. He
acquired this car about three months
ago having previously driven a
motor cycle. Now and then. during
his brief vacations at Doom. no
brings his q along, ferrying II from
his island exile. Wieringsn, TO the
mainland. then driving II through
to Doom
II Is an interesting sight to see
tho Grown Prince" driving his car
through the streets of Doom. while
his liveried chauffeur sits in the
car seat.
A Tennis Expert.
The ex.Crown Prince is also an
expert at tennis. He spends most
of his mornings while in Doom at
this sport. He visits among various
tennis.ioving friends. playing both
In singles and doubles and is always
cheerful. WHISTLER victor or van
quished. He is always b~are-headed,
affecting tho knickerbocker style of
sport clothes. He presents n good
social front, is well hammered and
friendly to everybody, addressing
the boys in the street in fluent
Dutch
Both the ex-Raiser and the
Grown Prince" have their guar
dian angel appointed by the Dutch
government.
While the task of Captain van
Houten-the commander of q dozen
Dutch gendarmes, who protect
Doom castle-is comparatively easy.
as Wilhelm very seldom leaves the
castle grounds, the job OF L. C.
Kolff. the burgermaster of wier-
ingen, is q more difficult one.
Responsible for Prince.
Burgermaster Kolff Is responsible
to the Dutch government for the
ex-crown Princes good behavior"
young Welheim. by the way. is
now Il years oh-in other words,
to e that he docs not escape from
his place OF interment.
Wieringen being n terribly dreary
place and the Crown Prince being a
lively man. the younger Wilhelm
trys to get away from his island
as often as possible.
Every invitation from his father
or from mephera NJ the n,,t,h
a~ristocraoy. who pity the clustered
, 1923-09-26
.CALL OF THE WILD"
COMING TO america

The America announces that its
next attraction will be 1.-THE Call Of
tbs Wild" the famous dog story by
Jack London. "The Call OF the
wnd'' features n wonderful dog
that will be one Of the greatest
surprises to be seen on any motion
picture screen for some time. The
story deals with the gold rush days
in the Yukon This America guar
antees the production as a treat to
its patrons.
1.-THE Cali OF the wind" viii be
shown Saturday. Sunday and Mon
day.
, 1923-09-26
City Employee Is Out
With Facts In Case

could eat three big meals every
day, and I always felt ready for
work.
Last spring I took the treat.
msnt again when feeling rundown,
and this time two bottles made me
eat, sleep, work and feel splendid
Taniac certainly does the work"
Taniac IL for sale by all good
druggists- Accept no substitute
Over 81 million bottles sold
ranlan Vegetable Pins M Ma
ture's own remedy for constipation
For sale sverywnse-Advertise-
ment.
, 1923-09-26
SUSPECTS I'm
MURDER HELD

DALLAS. Tex. Sept. 2s.-rhe ar
rest in Arizona OF two men and two
women in connection with tho dis
appearance June Q. 1921. Of John j.
knight. Dallas and Wichita Falls
oil man, may result in establish
ment of the identity Of n skeleton
found In the desert. go miles north
of Phoenix, Arizona. according 20
James McNab. brotherin-law OF
Knight
A reward Of 5000 has been Of
fered for the recovery OF the body
of Knight or for his location alive,
Mr.. McNab said.
Arizona officers have contendeci
that Knight was murdered since the
finding of his suit case and hand
bag in a river near Phoenix. He
left Dallas for California in an
automobile and carried considerable
money. The car was found SO miles
off tho main road in Arizona
, 1923-09-26
IMAM OF ACTION At
THE IRIS TWO DAYS

Douglas NaoLean Is nj the Iris
theater today IN "A Man OF Action
Harold Lloyd and Bebe Daniels are
shown in a comedy, THE Dutiful
Dub Both Aims r wen worth
seeing.
"A Man of Action" In a story of a
young man who was born rich and
who IL bossed by a retinue Of ser.
vAntA. Marguerite do Ia Motto
shows him tho puppet nature OF
the life he Ia leading and wants him
10 change IL before Hhe will consent
20 marry him. A chain OF oircum-
stances transforms him into the
man ahe wants him to be.
, 1923-09-26

SAN UCAR. spain-whfle dig
cling for the ancient district Of
Tartessus. archaeoiogists discov-
cred a ~phoenician metropolis.
Human remains were unearthed
and a number OF stones bearing
illegibie characters T~artessus Is
believed to be the Tarshish msn-
toned in the Old Testament
, 1923-09-26
OF
NIGHT News

SoFIA-Order has been rs-
stored in a majority Of the dts
tricts in Bulgaria, according to a
semi-official statement. showing
only one important center where
communists have not been sub
dued-
, 1923-09-26

state
ment circulated in the Turkish
press that the government has de-
manded the withdrawal of the
American flotilla from Constan-
tinopie Is erroneous, II was
, 1923-09-26

ATHENslrhs italian legation
informed tho Greek foreign min
ister that the evacuation OF Corfu
would be completed wednesday
and that Corfu would be restored
to Greece on Thursday.
, 1923-09-26

PORT ARTHUR. ont-Norvo-
gian ships operated by Canadian
companies Will suppiant the
United States association ships
which have refused to transport
Canadian grain. 1t was learned
from shipping circles.
, 1923-09-26

VANCOUVER. B. Give men
nre missing and believed drowned
in the wreck of the tug Peggy
Mcneil in PORTER Pass. off the
asst coast of Vancouver Island.
The tug turned over when she
was fouied by ropes attached to
n tow.
, 1923-09-26

A bankrupt Chinese is a rarity.
, 1923-09-26

harmed. and no such demand has
been mada-
, 1923-09-26

Bend YauT autom9hile news 20
'uaark Piug!-ears Tribune
, 1923-09-26

Christmas Island has 2.ooo inhab
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1923-03-01

June 23rd, 1922, and December 23rd,
1922, and the legal holder of said
note, having elected on account of
sad default to declare said note un-
paid, due and payable,
Now, therefore, at the written re-
quest of Ben kemper, the legal
holder Of said note pursuant to law,
l, the undersigned, public trustee in
and for the County Of Jefferson,
Colorado, do hereby give notice that
I will, at the hour Of 10 o'clock in
the forenoon of Monday the 26th
day Of March, 1898, at the front door
Of the Court House, in the County
Of Jefferson. Colorado, sell at public
auction, to the highest and best bid
der for cash, the said described prem
ises, and all the right, title and in
terest Of the said George B. Scott,
Benjamin T. Scott and Walter Scott,
their heirs and assigns therein, for
the purpose Of paying the principal
and interest due upon said note, as
above set forth, the indebtedness Sc
cured by said deed of trust, and the
cost and expenses of executing this
trust, and will deliver to the pur-
chaser a certificate Of sale a. pro-
vided by law.
Dated at Golden, Colorado, this
10th day Of February, 1928.
8. B. FLEMING,
Public Trustee in and for the County
Of Jefferson, Colorado.
First Pub. Feb. Is, 1928.
Last Pub. March Is, 1923.