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Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-06
Neiia miestG pelastettn uafijnoma'
lai,uasta.

Hanniffoportijaalus @reSbanl
SEEM yorfisia iai asfettain faapa-
trtfji iielpGn fufiimastoiien pitrie-
alufien ia iiind olleet nelja ndanngf
iiSiG oleiuao merinIigst,L iotfa ielit
tiip1t joiitiineenla laimallc waStoin
tabtonon. Iiodtetpn lcipan faptee.
;miin mini OH Micboel Gillian
2aiipan perGnlies tertoi:
2Gboiinme 9tap Oorfista % wuo-
rsfautta iitten. Wteille ilnoitettiin
ett6 ldbtiinme tiilejG fuliettapalle
Gnterpriie lailpolle,, jofa uGlittGd
Iiiternetti 9leip gorfin ia Cape
Mapn pGlill1. @eeioGt fuljetettiin
D5n aifona nopeaflllfitiiella nootto-
riipeneellG nlos iatamasta. &ln tit
ten annritielln Derdiinne, olimrne
Dorothy sc. Smartin fannella, io-
Ia oil tGpnn1 ronlntitpn1oreitd ia
aIis OF fesfelld ronlnilaitudstoa"
Ssim nliebille annettiin mdGrGps
Hostnn pitrieet bios, eitpat be tofe1.
feet moan iuaatimat etta beioat OF,
DietaipG tafaiiin inaibin. Silloim
i1tti laiiuuri beioat oman onnenia
aoiaan ia olaput De aielebtineet me-
relld fiitd laaffa. Se merettipdt
anffrrinia ia miitorlpiipGt iitten
Ioppni Deilt1 ruofaiporot ia neii.
Elltfiiltoa tullonn iatfomoan ia
stjomoan ielmille, miten poIion
miesten ilttuisio on perad
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-06

@liolemanipioen tarfostoian ipoit.s
nomalla ipaneitiemisf6sfplId iponeit
tim yseip lllmisia, Minn. ssoiepb
Scbneioer, faboefian Iapien it'd, ia
ipptetddn bdntd t3.puotioan Weapet.
ia 9iItonin nuirbasta ia Spring-
fieI6istG, Winn., fotoiiin oIeipon 13-
tpuotiaan 2eisbton 4Iacfin ipoorol-
Iiiesti boatpoittamiiesta.
Schneioer oil SaIIoipe'en iItona
ampuniit nallottonurtta tefefpGdn
Iapiiiouffoon boiiIifoIla faffi ter
foo, ioIIoin bIIdmainittu tptt5 fat
iiirmonia ia poifa booipoittlii poa-
ralIiiesti. Wonet muffin Iopiista
iohpat boiiIeio riiumiiieenia, miitta
beio6n baoiuonia 'eifpdt ole tpoorol.
Iifio.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-06
Ganaban laafiu, metianriistam "Ya-
ratiiii", tnllaan a,paamaam aImtmf-
ielle.

Seattle, gSaIb. - 2oubfeo ilrnai-
nen laatio pobjoisolasia BRITISH 60
lilnbiaa, ipGbGn natfan p11sii etc
loan Yifon alleen raiosta, laafio,
jofa OH Dnlp1roitpn1 j11fentill1 ia
ifuista lunta fnntnpilla lpuorilla,
tlllee alpottnuafii aiittlifielle enIi
iunooen aifana eridn lporoffaat III.
beiliian ia foipantonicben toilncSta
GoncoiioeriSia, .. g., ilmoittaa @.
y. 'Scotte, laafion lopt1jd, jofo OH
iiell1 on iuiettGnpt folne muotta ia
ahpan Gsfett1in on laopunut tGnne.
"Snafio OIL 4S0 muilin pGGsi1 IL
ldnloaban ia tGDbelliiesti luofiepGG
ieincton ia on iiell1 1arlpinaista
metldnriistao", fertoo Scr Scotte.
"Slman lGmp5 ei iiellG fosfaan tai
pcn aifana meme alle nollan ia
iiGtpnlGpisteeieen ioaffo ie eli p1Gic
fosfnun. &uobo, beinifot, millinG
faSmaluot beoelm1t ia marjat ppat
iiclld oira tariora ia on riiti plen-
nlGarin. 2oafio on npin parifpnmen
ia MALTA pitf1 ia poifotellen fafii
ia fplme MALTA lelped.
"iSiell1 oiustoa iel(aiiio nctiGn-
elG,uid, ioitd en- ole misid1n nltlt-
ala n19npt. SarpinoiIena lpoin
mainita tapaanlani iualfoiien peil-
rolL iota of taipattomon ito, painoi
lllullofieni 600 pnunno. Silld oil
larlpi ainoaStaan toilella pltolen of
loo. Saria fin,ntia lGbteit6, iotfo
owat loofion toiiello iiipulla piti-
mGt ilmaston tlioreeno ia lGlnpimG
nj jGGfentistG ia ifillmen peittGmis
tG flttfuloista buolinlattn. Salpi
OH lalba ia feid pittd ia mita luie-
D1tt1pin. 21bteet oipot lGmpimiG
,talpella ia fplmid fei6llG. Woan-
lootlt OH bpipin beoelm1llist1
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-06
Saman iunpbem pernnaiato glmeri-
fasia ia Gnropasia.

sDb0Dssraltain n1nampilielpsoe-
parttelnentin iaanlien iatoarpioi6en
nufoan DboestGtoista Guropdn
maasta, Ganaoasta ia onlasta maaS
ia tdalla tulee tinl1n iplioben peru.
naiato ndiSi1 naisia oleinaan buo-
lnattaluasti llnlrenlpi fuin mime
pupnna. NGioen naioen perunaIate
nrlpioioaan t,939,000,000 buibelif-
II, iota ipastoin miime muooen iato
tofonaiililoesiaan naisia naisia oil
L9t2,0O0,000 buibelia.
Ganaoasia ia ybopswalloisia tul
lnan iaamaan ennaffpnrmion nllt-
fan pbteenid 507,0O0,000 buibelia,
wiime puonna oil iato nGisiG nlais-
la 505,000,000 bIDelia. Gana0an
i1to tlilee olelnaan 100000 blllbe
lia pienelnpi fllin fpiime epronna,
niutta s)bopsipoltain ioto 11,000,.
600 buibelia llairen1pi.
@nropan ennaffoaripiot paibtele.
nat bllomattapasti. YlimalfaiieSti
tlllec iato @uropan llloteiisla mois.
ia olemaan pienenlpi fltin mime
puonna, mlltta Yalfnnin nlnisia
buomattarpasti ilturempi Yuolan
iato tllee olemnan main wab1iien
miime ipilooen iatoa pienenlpi.
Waaailmon Duomattapinlmasta pc
rlnain fossuatllSmnasto, lSaflasta,
ei apieli ole faatli tietoia. Safiasia
OH fphpolli ollilt ala jontun tperran
ilnlrempi fltin ipiime lpuonna, NUT.
to ipiimeilen tieoonannon mufaon,
jofa on lofatlrlln 1 pGilpalti ei ia
10 ole tlllofliinia nGboen Min Dppd
fllin mime ipuonrla.
<n tdma tilasto on taifille ntie-
lenfiintonen, fatioen iiiben, ett1 pc.
rllna muobostaa Min biionattalpm
oian iofapGip1iIeStG ranillnostam-
me, otanlme t1bdn eri noioen iato-
tulpfiien aripion:
~ 8ni9elia-
1923 1921
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-06
Smomalaimcn tDtt6 l6pbcttp fnol-
leena.

Yort glrt9ur: - Sunnuiltaista
labtien fotoaan faoofiisia olllt iuo-
nlalainen 10 apuooen ifGinen tptto
Smpi 8irtanen lopoettiin maanan-
taina iltapaiipdlla fliolleena, % fa-
liberin laloti nbinosta iii1dn am-
muttllnn, panDelnpienIo farn1itulon
ldbettplpilta geortb 8rancbin tien
iparrella, noin 16 MALTA faupnn-
eistu. Spton Giti tefi fatoamiiesta
ilnoitufen neutrality-suspicious., jot.
ia pboesii eraioen iilomolaisten
fonsia mbtDimGt etiitt1Gn.
&nulustelusia fGipi ilmi, ettG tpt-
to oil nifonllt iitnnuntaina lGbteii
farpunfiin ia banen aitini6 oil iit1
luastlstnnnt. Sptto oil filitenfin
lGbtenDt fotoa ianoen meneipGniG
jonnefin naopurifarmille pieraile-
moan. Samalaifaiiesti buomattiin,
ettd naulasia riippunut pieni riff
laffo oil faoonnilt. 2opbett1esi1 of
ppslpn piippatl tpton pG1tG fobti ia
tltfi banen moielnntasia f1beslGGn.
Wtit1dn mGfilpallan merffejG Ell Of
Tut baipaittUuisio. &rolemanpiben
tlltfiian loutafinta antoi pG1tofien,
ionfu nufaon tptto lai ilrmania bG-
ncn olnosio fibcsidGn olleesta prs
ipStG aniinltuSta fiutlasta. Sapauf-
icu tutfilnista jotfetoon eoelleen. -
s. Il.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-06
GiluatfS iittefGlSa ole la1tareita?

9lmeritaloiiille ianomaleb6ille
Srabeoonista Gsfett1in titlleet tieoot
fertoipot ipen1l1isten pieldfin iatfa
man 9irmlitoitG6n, Georgian tllripat
tonan mGeston fesfuuoesia.
gseripostoballitlifien lGbett1md
ppoweliiouffue on 10 ottanut bengil
til pli 10000 ibnlist1 ia nloosta-
farfoitettiijen liifi plittGG $4,000
merlin.
Satoja fopinalliiia tai iellaiiifii
epGiltpid on Daitoattu elGlpGna, ipos.
tp puolitain poferrpfiiin foblittina
iouffoboutoibin fitunoan ia fnole'
maan millan ia toisten pdGllefoatit
neitten ala. gpopelein1 OH f1ptettp
etitpGasiG fiinalailia fiileja, tottnrei
ia ia l1ttilGiiiG. Wfiinpaltiaat put
naltpleerit oipat fdpttdreet dpaltaait.
ia 1pipdfieerl orinotta ia tlitfimatta
mestalittoen iofaiien fopinobenfiief-
ii aripelltn aiaen beioan perbeenl1
pofoon ia mallaten omaiiuitben. ga
oloittaofleen maltonia t1p6elliiDptt1,
omat fomentajot fieltdneet ioSfus
loplet ia maimot muooattnnlnsto fpp
neliG perbeeniii1 murbottacsio; mil
lpin 1n1Gr1pstG Ct ole ncllootcttu,
OH itfelpiG rongoistu fiiolemollo.
Surulliiin pnoli niiasia on, ettd
farfoitetilt fpnlmenettliboiutet aie-
taon parattonlina ia ruitattomina
Siperian erdmaibin ia ientliibin,
ioisia beilId ei ole iliri minfdan.
loiiio eIinnloboolliiluifiio. '.Sn fun
forfoitetuisto on iiuirin oio naiiio
ia lapiia, OH awuttolh,nis iitdfit
bitittaiuampi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-06
Snrffi ia Gnslanti iupimeet raja.
riitcnia.

Curtin ia Siur -9ritannian mGli-
nen roioriita, jofn DDteen oifaa1
n1Dtti ilbfnopan l1beiien ioGn ralt-
bao, OH npt lopltlli1esti iaatlt iopi.
tctltfii oiaptiilleen fen ioman eboo.
telman mltfaan, ionfa 9fuotiin pGGs
nlinisteri Sialmar Granting laati,
ia ontphpat lille bpp1fipmiieniG
Britannidi.. eollstaia--Sir Cecil
Siirst ia Surfin coustaia ssetbi
@cp, Wtinisteri 8rontingia oiuusti
bdnen tposi6Gn @spanjon ia ltru.
glioin eoitstaiot &anioinliiton bal.
linnosfd.
lSain Curtin eoustaja oil fpfene-
'tlaton bdnffintnan farttaa roiaIelt.
brsto, f1ptettiin roiain tutfimiIeen
8rittilaisten eiifitntafartaa ia ra-
ia, ionfa Granting of iiiben tpeta-
fDf et pal1on poiteiti1itt ttDtptlestG
roiosta. Soitofin paiffofitntia tltlt
iiind iiirretpfii Curtin puolelle ia
lopnllinen iopimusten tefo ia a.
!reen tartoittontinen tdbtpp tapab-
tlta morrasflrun Is pGiip11n men-
nesia.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-06

Winneopolista ldbetettiin Iaiion,
taina "2eobeniportbin erifoisjunol-
Ia" 2eobenuortbin ponfilaom faif-
fioan faboefiantoista panfio iisrit.
tamoon BELLE eri rifofiista 1ri pit.
fifii oioifii tiiomittuio Yangofstufiia.
Soitfon nuiasia oil mposfin Greb
u. 2uomig, Winneiota 2ofe panfin
fasioort iofa oil panfin fparoia fa-
iuoItanit pIi 100000. Sdnen tito.
mitii tliomori Sobn 3. Mc@ee fab-
oefiifpmmenefIhpiioefii ipuooeffi.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-06
s)io9fea rp6sto fcsfslla 4Seliimfia.


2ofotlum 1 b. pltoli faboen oi-
faon ptiiap1ll1 tapabtui tesfifaus
pungillo barminaiien robfea rposto.
Wlnloan. tSromen 8iografi OIafe-
pbtion fonttoritptto, i1lt11n II. ID,
ipuotiaS, oil menosin &luumifooun
4:n pG1porrasta pl0s, fltn lffiG 10.
til micsbentilo oil tarttltnut D1neen
ia beitt1npt iotafin iaubetta iihnille
iefG ionallo rposdnpt 6Gner lailf-
flna, josio oil rabau 2S,40O mart.
fau 9tD0stGj1 oil l1GtenDt pafoon
faoulle tpton icliratesia niest1 ia
9ualtacs'n apua. grGs paifolle Ioa.
pnlnlt upieeri fiirlibti tainoittamaan
rpostajGi ia iaifin bdneti fiinnt
&aiiIallis Oiofe- Yallfin foboallo.
9dn jdtti rpostdi1n @lifonfaoun
fiilnlaso oleipalIc paSiipoliiiille, io-
ia iitten luei mieben etiiwddn oias-
toon.
9fpost1i1 oil II. .25 tpuooen ifai-
men tpinleton nrAAssSm,ri 'syolan
Slong.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-06
&allanfnmOns l!bfaa
Meritua
Nnmpmfielliiet iupimat toininnasia
prcIibcntti Ealleiia ,uastaan.

Weeyico Gitpst1 tlilce tictoia, etta
liella on iaatll tiet1G, ETH De Ia
&uertan jobtaman pallanfltnonf-
feIliien liiffecn iobtnjat, iotta pa
foileipat gbopsipalloisia ia @natc-
maIasIo, olpot toimintlalliiesia Db-
tepoesii Wericosia ailnpien mallan
fumoufiellisten fansia ia on BELLA
aifomufiena iaapua Wsericoon aIeel.
Inen apoinloh fansia estaGfieen 1s-
ten iualitlm preiioentinL Galleiilb
ottanlasto ballitusobjia fGiiinlG.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-06
Goira pttannt fbbtiG metiom ielGsIS.

gr1Gn Yiinfabariun &ulennoisten
iiGnnan ollesia lofafiiun 5 b. puoli.
ipiiotiaan, noin 3 filpa painapon
lintltfoironio fera Moiiillo pGin
metidllG topoii foira fanfoollo uf-
fometion Wletio ei liene iGif6bt1npt
-inoisto foiron paboisto, fosfo tGnG
of pdGsipt bpoffddnl16n iiibcn fin
nj. Wctio oil IGbtenpt lcnt1mGGn,
mlltto foira Ct olliit bellitt1npt,
ipaon oil ppiptcllpt melton ieIdsid.
Waetio oil lert1npt noin 100 NJ. mint
tomon metrin forfeuoelIo ia ioanat
ta eroo moinoloiiestoon oil iitten
Iosfcittumit ntaabon ia olfonut
fonippoilun foiron era. sc oil tiuf-
ia ottelu, josia melton bDpbenet
moin poll1iimGt 2opnIto ioi foira
mctioo farfflitoriuesta fiinni. Sil-
(oin p1Gttpi melton mostorinto ia
foiran onistoia forjaii iaoIiin.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-06
"aasteen nnSistajia" Galajoellafim.

~'~s~'N~seJ'N CsWsNl0NttN&tNs
gntinen laestaoiolainen ioarnaoia
slatlt Scisfanen fastoi iunnurttaina
10. t. 5 p:nG &aloioella r1liittamia
ipairnoibmiiiG aipottamalla beio6t
iofeen ipab6n motfaa 9aapG1n met.
ierin plapuolella. gifob1n tpeli ala
ola liian fplmG tltollaiiees nrhei.
hum. Soista fai ctil Ialnpimdsi1
laltnosia antmeeieen upottamalla
iitorittoa tito toimitits, Min eli iat.
railoen maaraa iitten ainofaan diff.
@rittGin mieluiielto ei liene fplpp
fostettolpista tltntunut. Gr1Gn G.
inannanfin iillita paffali pobasti
1pGGrGGn ipetGmGdn.
Soinitus tapabtli t6llG fertaa ipa-
paofirfolliien ienran lasfltltn.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-06
t,4O6,776,OOO 1,432,OO5,OOO

Scum Yb0pstpaltain periinalato TIT
Ice olemaan 100000 bltlbelia
ilntrenpi fiiin piime ipuonna, eiipGt
farnarit nGbtGipGstifdGn moi ooot-
taa forfobintoio titotteistoon iiIG
uientiti ei tliotteen alalla noibo o.
oottaa airofom ilturenlmasio mad-
r1si1.
Weerfille pontoiuaa OF, ettd Sur-
men ioto tiilee olemoon ipiioetta
milioonao bitibeIia iuurempi fuin
mime muomo. s. 8. s. Q.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-06
IsaaiIman smpdri lentGiS menee
naimiIiin pbiolniirn fbt5m fansIa.

Cos 9[ngeles, Golif. - 2atutnant.
ii Crit gaelionin ia neiti Stiitb But
Ierin Doptonista, Obiosto, fibIaus
on inIfoistli: Sos 9lnseIes Times
Icboesid. lliitiiesid moinitoon cttd
be bdwidipdt ipiettdmddn fitberrlis,
fuufoliiio pioffein
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-06
smnneli aiuottn !SnSion jpcn aIitie

Samncli aiuottm 6nSion jpen aIitie.
2aiifoufiet $50 jalfao maanpin-
nan alla otpaiiipat tlitineIiaiifon,
iofa on foiluettl !Snoicn ipirron a.
Iitie pboistGmdGn Seem Worfin ia
gtep Seriepn toiiiinia. EunneIiou-
fosio oil en11 main fituoen iolan
pabuiinen ieind, iofa amnlttiin
cuff ia aiiffo, ioto OH foiipettu fof-
Il muotto, tiiIi t6ten plibfnistutii.
BieI1 toripitoon ainofin iuuoIi en-.
nenfuin tiinneli tulee IopulIiiesti
woImiifii ia idtetddn pleiion fdp-
tcttdip1fii.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-06
Mrs Sar6ing iairaana.

@oesmenneen preiioentti Saroing.
in lesfi Marion'isia, Obiosia IT,.
moitetaan oleipan beiffona iairaa.
no. 4
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-06
GeamSimaiuiam glmeriean einiam

9enttorista ilnoitetnan,>e ioulu-
buipimatfa loitpa "llniteo Stotes"
pxriebtii. Salifar'ista ioulufiiin 4
p:6.
Auttaja. [volume] (Ironwood, Mich.) 1906-19??, 1924-11-06
8nibelia

1923 1924
ganabasio 92,495,O0O S3,2S3,O0O
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-08
REDS PLAN DEYELOPNTENT

LONDON, July 1.-The Central Electrical Council of the Soviets placed before the world power conference to- day plans for huge electrical develop ment in Russia. The plans call for a great central high tension ring, serving the area between Leningrad and the Black and Captain Seas with several exterior branches,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-08
The WeLI-Dressed Man
By BEAUNASH sls4s& E Correct Clothes To Meet The Obligation Of Every Occasion
By BEAUNASH

Z, Some microscopic minds delight to grapple with such inconsequential sub jects as how many liver-pads are worn in Patagonia and what does Sunday do with itself on Monday. It is the same type of man who juts his eye brows, purses his lips, points solemn forefinger and demands to know what is the only correct collar to wear in summer. The correct collar, my ami able halver of hairs, is the collar that is most comfortable on you and most becoming to you. Fashion enters into the question not at all.
 When the Prince of Wales brought his boyish smile and symmetrical legs to America, he also brought .''plus four" knickers and the collar fastened with a gold safety pin. The latter is in no sense a new style, but one which was part and parcel of mems dress some 10 years ago. It is about the only means ever devised to make a mans summer collar stop webbing and stay put. You draw the sides of the collar together under the cravat, pierce them with the pin and snap it into place. Lo and behold your collar cannot shift or lift, ride or slide. It knows it's place and keeps it. The vogue of this style. is now general, though the collar fastened with button upon each side is quite as proper. Indeed. the soft, free collar that is not buttoned at all is also cor rect, if you have the knack- of making it lie down.
 Illustrated here is the smart effect of the pinned collar, showing its right
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-08
AT LOEW's BIJOU

Interesting comedy interspersed with the musical features of an up-to-date variety is placing Loew's Bijou bill at the top as an. entertainment feature for the week. More humor is added to the bill through Don't Dubt Your Hus- band.", the photoplay offering for the week, starring Viola Dana.
 Flashes of Songland," is topping the vaudeville bill with a variety of song hits. This act is starring five well-known artists who are offering a treat in melodic song fantasies.
 As. mirth makers Johnson Brothers and Johnson are leading the bill with a few minutes of minstrel. The act is spiced with negro wit, songs and dances. They were liked SO we'll that several curtain calls had to be answered. '.
 "Fix Your Shoit," also brought roars of laughter from the audience. Andy and Louise Barlow are starring in the East Side comedy skit and from their work Monday seems to be scheduled for better places in the vaudeville world.
 Ray Shannon and Bobby Van Horn arc IdAlnB. prominent ptnce on Lne bill with their playlet," The Top Floor" They are dispensing some empty, top-floor nonsense and backing it up with some comic songs.
 As a diversion from music and com edy, Sylvia Nora and the Reckless Duo are offerig a novelty balancing act The trapeze head balancing stunt is especially good and brought round of applauSe.-J. NJ. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-08
PLANE FORGED DOWN Mail Flyer Hits Young Cyclone

OMAHA, Neb., July 7.-Frank Wager, airpilot, flying between Chey- enne and Omaha, was forced down at Chappell, Neb., about 9 miles north of Julesburg, Colo, by what air mail officials here termed young cyclone" last night. A relief plane piloted by Jask Knight was sent from the Omaha field at 12:24 this morning to pick up Yager's cargo. s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-08

Time savers-the, railroads, the tele- graph, the telephone, the wireless-and Age-H Herald Want Ads. .s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-08
ALL ARE.STARS
 IN. NEWEST PLAY
Jefferson Cast Uniformly Good In Belasco's Sue
 cess, ''Daddies'

Jefferson, All-Star Players were all stars in their Monday night opening of "Daddies," John l.. Hobbies famous comedy of love, women-haters and.chil- dren., Among the stars were two new performers, Bernard Nodell and Hal Crane, who, in their first appearance, drew as much applause as the veterans of the company. '.z ..--
 "Daddies," as the title does not ap- ply, is the sto.y of five bachelors. That. is, they swore, as classmates in college, to be faithful members of the bachelors club. Their vows, taken upon joining the club bound them never to look at a woman, nor even at child, and this, to make the story, must not be SO. Ensued, therefore, con- flict, the all essential of drama. The bachelors, together with their philoso- phy of life, were put to the test.
 Mrs. Audrey, mother of Robert Au- drew, one of the celibates, takes the offensive. Her belief was that every one owes debt to society, which is repaid by marriage. In lieu of con ducting an out and out campaign against the 'self-styled cynics, she, with woman's guile. merely persuaded them to. adopt war orphans.
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 But, of course, there. is woman in each bachelors s sad story, and each in turn, finds himself in love in his own way. Poetic justice decrees that in the end, all of the ''syorn," finally forSake the veil for married blessed nees. - s- ',- ''r I.
 The. male lead: if there really is one, is played by Mir Nedell, as Robert Audrey The other four of his mates, played by Hale Crane, Henry Allen, A. S. Byron and Peter Buffers, are all co-heroes and do their parts without hitch. ~
 And now one comes to Miss Comegys, apparently pretty far down the list, This is so, however, only because she does not take the house by storm until the second act. She is the little" six year4old orphan that Robert thought he was adopting, but who turned out to be the person to shatter his ''single bliss" She was quite too appealing for Robert, who knew women, and for that reason did not care for them.
 Birmingham Children
 Bobette Aubrey, portrayed by Miss Tambon Manker. conquered the easiest victim, William Rivers, in what seemed to be, however, one of the hardest parts.
 Among the orphans were five little Birmingham children who, despite their timidity, showed great stage presence, and promise to develop into real actors and actresses when they get grown up." The children were Gloria Levinge, Jane Grefenkainp, Herbert Ephgrave, Giles MacQueen and Charles F. Zwiesler..
 "Daddies," is tribute to the acting of the Jefferson players. It is a play which no one one star could put over," as it's successful performance depends entirely on the. team work of every member of the cast. And every mem- Der of the cast contributed admirably to it's success. ,, j.
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-08
AT THE TEMPLE

Are you one of those persons who be- lieve money can buy everything? If so don't fail to see Don't Marry For Money" feature attraction at the Tem- pie theatre this week for Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday.
 Marion Whitney sells herself for luxury and she found that marriage, although with plenty of money, without love, is about the biggest problem in life. .....=.=.
 House Peters, Rubye De Remer, Al leen Pringle and a half dozen other stars make this clever picture stand out as an appealing drama far above the average run of productions. A fashion show in gorgeous colors is perhaps the outstanding scene in the play. New York left of wealth and intrigue play important parts in the story.
 Temple Last Minute News, a scenic and Aesop's Fables are the other screen attractions for the week.
 The Temple concert orchestra, with Fred Stark, conductor, plays a selec: tion from the Naughty Marietta, '' that proved especially popular with both the Monday afternoon and Monday night audiences.
 Wild Oranges starring Frank Mayo, hero of .'Six Days" is the of fering for the last half of the week, be- ginning Thursday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-08
CAR CRASHES FENCE, ONE MAN MAY DIE
Two Are Hurt In Accident On
 Montgomery Highway

zeke Pike, age about 30,' was prob ably fatally injured and Claude Man ming was slightly injured when the automobile in which they were riding plunged through a fence about five miles out on the Montgomery high way shortly after midnight Monday.
 Pike was carried in Lige Loy's am bulance to the South Highlands in- firmary, where it was found that his injuries were serious and might prove fatal. Manning was not carried to a hospital.
 The men were hurled from the au- tomobile, when it crashed into the fence, it was said. They were about to turn a curve, and it is thought that they were racing the car at too high q speed and lost control of the ma chine.
 Pike was in an unconscious condition at the hospital early Tuesday.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1924-07-08
HOP HINES ATTACKED
 BY GRTEVED VET

WASHINGTON, July 7.-Brigadie' General Hines, director of the veteran1 bureau, was involved in fistic en counter wth a former service man I his office at the bureau today, suffer. ing a gash over the left eye and bruise' which required attention. Fl
 According to witnesses, the vetera} who hit him was Thomas Devier q Houston, Tex, who had called to prc| test that a medical examination madI at San Antonio had injured his clair| before the bureau. Devier left imns diately and officers said charges woui' not be preferred gaainst him. :.