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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-14
RARE MANUSCRIPTS
 GIVEN TO SCHOOL
Oriental Writings Contain BibIi- cal Quotation From St. Matthew

LONDON, Nov. 13.-A priceless collection of AZ Oriental manuscripts, many of them of utmost rarity and some dating from the eighth century, has been presented to the University of Michigan by friend of that insti- tuition who refused to let his name be made public.
 A crumpled leaf of papyrus believed to date from about 300 AD., upon which is written more than 30 verses of the twenty-sixth chapter of the Cos pei of Matthew, was in the collection. The text is substantially complete ex- cept at the bottom of the leaf, where a corner had been torn off.
 The passage commences with the words thus translated in the King James version, verse 19: "(As) Jesus had appointed them-and they made ready for the Passover" The incom- plete line at the end contains the words from verse g Shall perish with the sword"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-14
VIRGINIA FUCKER
 LOEWS' FEATURE
Colorful Bill In Store For Patrons Next
 Week

Next week patrons of Loew's Bijou are promised treat in bill that is colorful and entertaining. The prin- cipal features are pretty Virginia Rucker and her our "Beaps'' in a com bination singing and dancing number, and Buster Keaton in his latest screen riot, "The Navigator" This is said to be a shriek from start to finish and one of the funniest comedies Buster has ever released to a delightful public.
 The four other acts are up to the high standard of these features, includ- ing George Morton in "A Vaudeville Cocktail" Hove According to Hoyle," with Edythe Ckriss; Abbott and White in "A Peppey Arrangement of Tunes and Laughs" and Preston and Ysobel in "A Little of This and Little of That"
 For the rest of this week patrons of Loew's Bijou will continue to be en- tertained by Jack Wilson and company in "A Nonsensieal Revue" the head liner. Assisting MT. Wilson in the hu mormaking are George Forsythe, Ruth Wheeler and Tiny Willie Ward.
 In addition to this big topnotch at traction there is second headliner on the program. Emily Farley and company present it in a revue of songs and dances. There also will be seen "Hestor," the wonderful dog, and Rich and Banta, musical comedy favorites. Rounding out the bill is '"The Evolu- tion of the Banjo."
 On the screen patrons are finding "The Bandolero," Metro-Goldwyn pro- duction, an unusual attraction.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-14
GLORIA SWANSON
 STAR AT CAPITOL

The Capitol theater is offering it's pat rons today and Saturday glorious Gloria Swanson in one of her latest pic lures, "A Society Scandal"
 Miss Swanson has the role of beau tiful young wife who is placed in an em- barrassing situation with a rotter and her husband, a weakling, sues for di- vorce. The prosecuting attorney, young, handsome, overbearing kind of fellow, tears her reputation to shreds whereupon the beautiful divorcee sets out to waylay this young gentlman in any kind of manner. The result is cer- tainly unexpected, but satisfactory to both.
 Rod La Rocque and Richard Cortez, the two stars of Feet of Clay" are prominent in the supporting cast.
 The organist at the Capitol, Philippe $. Rowell has arranged to offer special music with the feature every night after : o'clock and so Capitol patrons will find other good things in store for them beside the feature picture.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-14
ADJUSTMENTS
AT THE LYRIC

Comedy is perhaps the main ingred- tent on the program which will be offered for the entertainment of pa- irons of the Lyric the first half of next week, but there is a merry whirl of life, and color and beauty in the head liner with novelty an added touch. In other words the five acts of big-time Keith vaudeville which go to make up the program are arranged into an ex- ceptionally well-balanced bill.
 Benny Barton and girls offer the headline number, "Girlies, Girlies, Ev- anywhere" This is an elaborate revue with Helen Wehrle, Jessie Alvoca end Belle and Lillian Dyer assisting Mir. Barton.
 Benny Barton's revue is a carte de jour of jazz with the most appetizing syncopated morsels imaginable, served to suit the most jaded palate and in tended for the amusement epicure. Mr. Barton's revue is a singing and dancing revue with a quortet of charmers who keep the melody, the singing and danc- ing pot a boiling all the time. Here is the uttermost in melody and motion.
 For an added attraction there is comedy supreme, according to critics, in the number put on by Zuhn and Dreis. The ycall their number "Demen- tus Americanos, habitat North Amer ica," which translated into English means they are nut" comedians and they are said to be about the very fin est to be found in this type of laugh makers.
 The special feature brings on more comedy, served out in proper style by Billy Dewitt and Mabel Gunther. They call their offering Baby Eyes and Baby Size" which is described as a most diverting combination os songs and comedy.
 Rounding out the bill are White. Black and Useless in "Mary's Groom" a comedy skit with a plot, ard tho Three Melvin brothers, called the wnrld's most sensational EYmnasts.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-14
AT THE LYRIC

Bert Swor demonstrated Thursday night at the Lyric that his popularity as a blackface comedian is well de- served. Every act on the weekend bill is above the average, yet it remained for the headliner to prove that Birmihg- ham has it's favorites on the variety stage with Swor ranking very high in the list. His monologue, in the character of negro doctor, was interrupted con- stantly by applause from the packed house, which greeted the constant stream of new pokes.
 The balance of the program consist ed of two very unusual acts and two exceptionally clever song and dance skits. The show opened with Anita Diez' Monkeys. It was impossible to count the exact number in the act for they were never still minute, yet between their frolics, they found time to perform any number of acrobatic stunts.
 Josephine Harmon and Georgia Sands in We and Us" proved a bright spot on the bill They are real comed- ians, Miss Harmon turning an inter- ruption of their skit into a laugh with seeming ease. Their songs and their batter were enjoyable.
 George M. Fisher and Honey Hurst started out to- argue about heat in the opening of their skit Hats and Things" Then they talked about money, models anl almost everything else, but they received more than their share of laughs.
 The last act proved to be circus clowns transferred from sawust to foot lights. The Klown Revue by the Ploetz Brothers and Sister, was a clever de- velopment of the buffoonery of the cir GUS from stunt lasting a minute into a 15-minute pantomine, with very fine rseults.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-14
LEGAL, NOTICE

Notice is hereby given to the hold CTS of the $25,000.00 issue of Six Per Cent Water Works and Fire Protec- tion Bonds of the Town of Pratt City dated March l, 1900, that the City of Birmingham, as the successor in the right of the Town of Pratt City, has exercised the option reserved in said bonds to pay and retire them before maturity, and that such bonds with interest to December 1, 1924, will be paid and retired upon their presenta- tion at the Hanover National Bank in the City of New York"
 By order of the Commission of the City of Birmingham at its meeting of 11th, 1924.
 Age Herald, Nov. 14-21, 1924.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-14
GERMANS REFUSE
 FRENCH TREATY
Want Modification Of Dawes
 Plan For Preparations
(By Associated Press )

PARIS, Nov. 13.-The negotiations for a Franco German commercial treaty have encountered serious hitch,, which, is due to the efforts of the German delegates to obtain notifications of the accord reached in London last summer for putting the Dawes plan into effect in exchange for the commercial advan- fages France is seeking. It is under stood Premier Herriot flatly refused to consent to mix up the commercial nego- tiations with the reparation question.
 The Germans are represented as wanting, first of all, the abolition of the 26 per cent separations recovery tax, and in addition certain modifica- tions of the Dawes plan as applied un- der the London agreement.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-14
WOMAN PREPARED
 FOR JAIL VERDICT
Miss Baettger Brings Lunch
 And Sewing To Courtroom

NEW YORK, Nov. 13.-Miss Anna Baettger, 28, shattered three precedents in traffic court today. First, she was the only woman truck driver ever ar raigned there; second, she was the first woman to be sent to jail for a traffic violation in default of fine; and third, she came to court carrying her lunch and a sewing bag in anticipation of a jail sentence.
 Arraigned on a charge of driving a truck without license, she was given the lowest fine of $5, with the alerna- tive of two days in prison. Miss Baett- ger informed the court that she could not pay the fine. But, anyhow, your honor," she added, "I came prepared to go to jail. I have my lunch here and also some sewing"
 To iail she went
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-14
GROUND IS LOST

MARION, Ohio, Nov. 13.-The con dition of Mrs. Florence Kling Harding, who is critically i'll at White Oaks Farm here, was reported tonght by her physician, Dr. Carl w. Sawyer, as un- changed. Her condition this morning was reported as mot so well' follow ing a "very restless and painful night"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-14
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:

IO W IIO1M IT NI1A T VO4NNEItIN
 Notice is hereby given that in ac- cordance with Section 2217 of the Code of Alabama and Section 1751 of the Code of the City of Birmingham, the undersigned will proceed to sell the hereinafter described lots or parcels of land to the highest bidder. for cash, on
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-14

mechanic, auto statesmen. factory salesmen, speciality salesman, mattress factory foreman, white waiter, $75 found--Non-union plumber, acety- lene weiders, electric welders, pastry cook, bakery girl, white >waitresses, bi- cycle repair man, pipe rammers. pipe fit- ter, (gas), white housekeepers, white couples, coal loaders. colored couple, mothers helper, pick, machine coal miners, ore muckers, white and colored helpers, $285 to $3.15, colored bushelman, $25 up, mine laborers, $2.75 to $500, bus boys, porters, dishwashers, hotel maids; others. Producers Agency. 211sh 1st Ave-, N.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-14
STENOGRAPHER

Young man with some experience as stenographer and in general office work
 for a position offering a splendid fu- ture. Apply Business Service Co. 406 N Fist St ks
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-14

WANTED-Two house-to-house can- vassers for big campaign in residential sections of Birmingham, $45 a week to hustlers. See MT. Roe, Lincoln Life Bldg, g to 19 a. m.
 WAITER WANTED-One colored, set tied waiter; small, new hotel; good wages; references required. Address P. 0. Box 127, Marion, Ala.
 HET.P WANTEI-FEMAL 161l
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-14
EMPLOYMENT HELP WANTED---MAI4E

WE FURNISH DESIRABLE HELP Wanted--Young lady stenograp. $90 mo. Young lady cashier, cafe experienced Two experienced white waitresses. Woman pastry cook; white housekeeper. Two sheet metal workers, S1 hr. Structural layerout man, 75c hr, up. First-ciass automobile painters. Two electric welders, 65-70c hour. Insurance salesmen, $20 wk. comm. Combination meat cutter-groc. clerk, Boy 16 years old, work in cafe. 8 strong white helpers, good pay. White-colored brick masons. White-colored coal miners, $1 ton. Two colored car washers.
 Colored combination car washer-driver. Three exp. colored glass glaxiers. Colored chef cook; colored waiter. Colored brick rollers, brick hackers. Bell boys, hall boys, bus boys, cooks. Hotel maids, nurses, dishwashers; othrs. MAG. CITY EMPLOYMENT BUREAU
 ]. 5M N. 20th St. Opposite L. q N.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-14

MEN--I can use three neat appearing men 21 or over in my crew taking orders in Birmingham. Will teach you the work and pay, Liberal salary and com mission while learning. Permanent ad- vancement. See Mir. Mogford, 110h N. Fist St. Room 211, second floor.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-14
FINANCIAL MORTGAGE-L LOANS
MORTGAGE LOANS

to 15 years, at reasonable int rates. on dwellings, apartments, bust houses in Greater Birmingham and hsma towns of moro than 10000 pop tion. Loans on improved Alab farms.
 HENSON & COMPANY a21 N. 21st st. Birmingham.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-14
FRONT MAN

Young man with some experience for front man in drug store located in high class residential district. Apply Busi- ness Service Co.,, 406 N. 21St St.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-11-14

FOR VENTILATING APPARATUS- Blowers, kitchen venttlators, exhaust Main 72e. W. H. Beaven, 1918 Age-Her- aid Bldg. }
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-15
DON SERGIO LECoMPTE

Aver. hemos tenido el gusto de re-
cibir en- nuestra Redaccion, la grata
vista de nuestro viejo amigo ell emf
nente violinista, Don Sergio Lecomp-
te, tan conocido en- esta capital don
de vino en- dos ocasiones memorables,
cuando tuvimos la fortuna de escu-
char al notable tenor Hipolito La
zaro.
Viene ell amigo Lecompte forman-
do parte del grupo de maestros, que
el maestro Bracale ha trafdo para
'formar la Orquesta en- su Gran Com
panfa de Opera que debutara esta no
che con la presentation del immense
artista TITTA RUFFO.
Sabe el amigo Lecompte los afec-
stos v la estimation que por aquf Sc
lie tienen Y la satisfaction que hemos
Hsentido al verle de nuevo entire nos
Totros. SIS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-15
DON JOSE A. RExAcH

Procedente de los Estados Unidos,
dorde permaneci6 durante algunas se-
manas, regres6 aver el muy estimado
caballero don Jose A. Rexach, como
cido hombre de negocios de esta pla-
"a y perteneciente a una firma que go
"a de niucho credito en- Ell pals.
A recibirle fueron, ademas de sri
muy apreciable familia, numercsos ami
gos y altos empleados de Ia firma que
lleva su nombre, entire los cuales vi
mos don, Francisco Frasqueri, quieu
goza de grandes afectos en- Ia pobia-
ci6n. II .s
Enviamos nuestro saludo de bienve.
nida al sefior Rexach:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-15
NEGOCIACIONES PETROLERAS
ENTIRE SINCLAIR Y Ell GOBIER'
NO ITALIANO

ROMA, febrero Id. Omitted Pressl
DE fuente Official Sc sabe que las
negociaciones entire ell gobierno tia
liano y la Sinclair Oil Company, que
vienen realizandose en- relacion con
ciertas concesiones petroleras, siguen
todavfa pendientes de resolution de-
bido que Sc hace necesario primero,
resolver algunos problemas de menor
importancia.
Actualmente las negociaciones han
sido suspendidas, pero Sc reanudaran
pronto.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-15
IA. CREcA. el meior restaurant
de San Juan. Tetuan; 21----Advt.
Damas y Caballeros
de Color Tengan el Ca
bello Lustroso y Lacio

I No es necesario continuar con. el
cabello, rizado, " difcil de peiiiaf.
| I'd. puede convertir su cabellcra en-
peio lacio y sedoso por medic de
SUAVELINE-la. locion Inara7
viilosa.
| <sSUAVELINE es una preparation
perfumada, una fica adieion su to-
cador, que aplicada diarianente al
cabello, pronto 10 transformara en-
briliante y suaye. s
| En- todos los paiscs del mundo
donde Sc ha probado, SUAVE-
/ LINE ha producido los mas hala-
gadores resultados. Tcnemos testi-
monios de ccntenares de amigos
en- todas parties que estans satis-
fechos de los rcsultados obtenidos.
Muchos la proclaman como la mas
inaYayillosa preparation que Sc
conocc. NADIA de pomadas nj
grasas que ensucicn ell cabelIo sino
una locion fina y eicaz.
Pruebe una botella' de SUAVE-
LINE. Commence hoy misIno.
SUAVELINE esta de venta eli
todas las farmacias y perfumerias
de buen tono. SUAVELINE es
una de esas inspiracioncs del genio
frances que ha dado al mundo los
mas delicados perfumes. SUAVE-
LINE no contiene ingredientes
nocivos, y es un vigorizante del
cuero cabelludo y ataca la caspa.
Las danas y caballeros de color
que deseen' tener ell cabello lacio,
sedoso y brillante 10 obtendran
ahora por medic de SUAVELINE.
Vaya a Ia. farmacia mas cercana.
No 10 dele para maiana; no per-
mita que sus amigos sc le adclanten.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-15
MUERTo DE UN GoLPE EN- Ell
CRANEO

En- la noche del de los corrientes,
en- Mayagiiez, Daniel Quintana asesto
rn fuerte golpe en- la cabeza, con un
eje de un truck, Mario vincenty, de-
jandolo muerto casi instantaneamente.
Este crimen, two lugar en- el barrio
"Furnias" de la Jurisdiction de Las
Marias. Ell matador fue arrestado ha-
biendosele ocupado ell arma homiclt-a
asi como tambien I'm revolver que fue
hallado en- uno de los bolsillos del
muerto.
Sc investigan los movies del cri-
men.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-15

ROMA, febrero 13. Gable frances).
Hoy ha celebrado con inusisada pom
pa su santidad Pio xr ell aniversarlo
de su cofonacion. Despues di6 una re-
cepci6n la que asistio toda la corte
papal Y miembros de la mas rancia
aristocracia romano y un gran ntmero
de invitados entire los que Sc encontra-
ban muchos touristas americanos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-15

| E;;lP[(!,..,I.A''!',,M!||,|,A,, ] ( ),
TRES BANDERAs:
3a. jornada de lei Castillo Misterio-
so La Casa de los Fantasmas''.
ELALrO:
Tarde: "La tortura Loca'. Noche:
'sPrecocidad Infantil".
"El Hijo del Filibustero''
PUERTO RICO:
Deapedida de eli Ho Chang.
VICTORY GARDEN:
"Los Amores de Fara6n'.
oLIMPo:
Gran festival de los ''Elks Follies of
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-15
NoMBRAMIENTos CoNFIRMADos

En- la session del Ssnado, celebrada
aver, Sc informaron favorablmeente y
fueron aprobados los siguientes nom-
bramientos:
Lcdo. Manuel Rodriguez Sierra, pa
ra Juez de Distrito de San Juan, Dis
trito segundo.
Lcdo. Ricardo A. Gomez, para Els
cal de dicha Corte.
Lcdo. Charles Foote, para Juez de
Distrito de, San Juan, Distrito Prime
70.
Lcdo. Domingo Massari, para Fis-
cal de dicha Corte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-15
UNA REUNION DE. EXPERTOS
NAvALES INTERNACIONALES

ROMA. febrero ID. Omitted Press)
-Esta tarde Sc han reunido en-, Ell
Palacio Valentini, de esta Capital,
las distintas comisiones internaciona-
les de expertos navales que han sidos
asignadas para tornar parte en- la
conferencia mundial sobre asuntos ma
wales. ri TN VHlS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-15

LAS ANTILLAS:
.'Ls Brecha del Inferno y una CO.
mica final.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-15
information General

Belgica, Brasil, Espana, Gran Bre
taiia, Francia, Italia, Suecia, Japon,
Checoeslovaquia y Uruguay partici-
pan en- la citada conferencia.
Argentina, Chile, Dinamarca, Gre
cia, Noruega, Holanda y Russia han
enviado sus. expertos navales cola
borar en- la confereicia con los MEM
bros legales de la liga naval interna-
.cional. Solo los Estados Unidos no
ltoman participation alguna en- la ci-s
stada conferencia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-15
TRES BANDRRAs:

3a jornada de lei Castillo Misterio-
so La Casa de los Fantasmas
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-15
Ell DIR. HENNA HA LEGADO
EN- SU TESTAMENTO A SU
CIUDAD NATAL, PONCE, SU
ARCHIVO Y RELIQUIAS
HISTORICAS
Omitted Press. Especial para
TT, MUNDO

WASHINGTON, DC. Feb. IA
Ell Doctor D. Julio Herna, prcminente
portorriquefo, quien fallec.6 en- Nue.
va York Ell dfa dos de febrero, ha de-
jado en- su testamento su btbliotsca
valiosfsma y sus rsliquia5 hlst6ticas
de la revoluci6n portorriQueha, para
que sean conservadas en- su c.udad ma
tai, Ponce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-15

Ell drama en- actos "La Hija del
Pirata".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-15

Haga los fotograbados para sus
anuncios en- los talleres de "Puer.
TO Rico Ilustrado", San jose MI.
nero 3.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-15
ELALTO:

Tarde: 'La tortura Loca''. Noche:
"Precocidad Infantil".
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-02-15
DIRECTORIO PROFESSIONAL
PEDRO G. GulNoNES
ARnaAno Y NoTAR1o

Graduado de las Universidades de
Pennsylvania, Harvard Puerto Rico.
.'ostula ante las Cortes dc Puerto Ri
20 = Corte Federal
2. o. Box l2s TEL 143 g. J.
Edifcio N0A, San Juan, p. 2.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
6S FOR SALE-FARM
LANDS
CALIFORNIA SMALL FARMS

The great Armour Packing Company
interests Of Chicago own and op-
crate a huge farm Of 10000 acres
now being sub-diYided by the
suffer Basin Co. into 20 to 40-acre
farms
Deep. rich river bottom silt soil OF
fabulous fertility, In the great Snc-
ramcnto river valley, only 80 miles
north OF Saersment2and 100 mile Is
from San Francisco, connected by
concrete highway railroads and
river steamers,
Tom nsite, schools, roads. irrigation
works and drainage system com
pleted and operating and paid for
and many happy. prosperous set
tiers already located. Three
fourths OF them are California peo-
pie. proving its high standing In
It's home state.
These lands will easily pay for them
selves from their products; cuts q
to Z crops OF alfalfa per year;
great yield OF vegetables. many
two crops per year. grown between
growing grapes and fruit trees: big
yields prunes, peaches pears, figs,
almonds, wonderful grape and
berry lands; finest dairy and hog
district. Price 5000 TO Ss50 per
acre, one-flfth cash and yearly
payments, per cent interest. be :
sides debt TO state for bikes in 10
yearly payments. beginning IN
1880.
Excursion rates and buyers fares re-
funded. Special auto trlps at low
rates. Call or send today for
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Mention this paper
CHAS. q. ELWOpD
STATE AGENT FOR
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-10-31
Cheap, Nice New

Cottage on street car line; city wat
or; electric lights; garage; IL large
place only S2.10O. terms $3.50
down, si2 per month. Also one
new cottage on brick highway and
two big tracts land; city water
lights; pue block street car limo. In
block 10, Price si,21b; 500 down.
$40 per month. See Homer or En-
Bincer. 90s Third ave, open I'll
o. m.
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