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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-20
Pedro Ber1oit y sus obras
I'm paraleIo entre Algeria Detchart Antinea


Algeria ayuda a Prcsnese, quien Sc
halla enferlno, y en- i'm coche es con-
duc.do q ia ''villa de las Nieves" en-
los Princes Eajos. pero va 6sta mujer
bravia y amorosa esta eonvencida de
que no es amada.
Mientras Trlznete agGarda en- IA
villa de las Nieves'' una comunica-
.6n dc Ia f.ontera espaiiola, el sol Sc
oculta en- ell horizonta. Una cabalga-
dura Sc. aproxlzna a SIT nueva morada
Es un rensajero de Algeria. Presnete
rasga Il sobre y lee: Isl no quieres
dest.ozar ei coraz6n de Ia una no hagas
nunaa por encontrar q la otra. AcaSO
IN dia voIvoromos a vernos, 81 el pen
don de Don Carlos llega a alzarse de
nuevo sobre los montes de vizcaya". !.
Apoyaao rresnete, en- una ventana, H.
JOS les ojos en- el desierto mar, da prin-
cipio sus. asecho.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-20
Bisnvsnidi al pOeta GalF8Tis
tDe Ia revista ''EI Domingo, de
Santo Domingo).

Nos comp.acemos hoy (no habiendo
podido hacerlo ell nuestro anterior MI
nero por razones de compaginaci6n) en-
cxteader nuestro saludo de bienvenida
al poeta Y periodista borincano Carlos
N. Carreras, repyesentante de la inte-
lectuaIidad puertorriquena, quien desde
hace algunos dias es hllesped de nues-
ira Capital
La mission que tree al poeta Carre-
ras terra de Quisqucya es por de-
mas simpatica reviste I'm caracter
noble, merecedor de toda clase de ayu-
da su honrosa labor por nuestra parte.
Como Va los diaries han dado CO.
nocer ell programa de sil mission nos
concretamos expresarle exppntanea-
inente nuestro entusiasmo ponernos
3 sus 6rdenes en- cuanto prldiera ser
it'll nuestro esfuerzo por cooperar en-
tan digna tarea de companerismo.
Els plausible la idea que tiende q
2ealizar la interesante conecida re,
vista "Puerto Rico Ilustrado'', al de-
dicar una edici6n especial a la Repu-
blica Dominicana, al debido tempo de
comenzar una campafia de propaganda
en- pro nuestra, que exteriorice nuestro
estado de pueblo culto que abre las
puertas al porvenir en- lna era de bien-
estar.
Son nuestrog deseos, fieles al patrio-
dsmo, que nuestro pueblo acoja con
verdadero amor este proyecto tan no.
Ele que sera I'm verdadero exponente
de nuestra crlltura EN- el ordcn general
del pals, y que toda ayuda le sea pro
porcionada al poeta Carreras, allanan.
do las dific1lltades que lie pudieran Ell
torpecer la marcha de SIS gestiones.
Confiamos en- Ell buen exito y reite-
ramos nuestro saludo de bienvenida al
distiaguido compafero.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-20
Sc Ausentan...

Dentro de breve partiran para el Es-
tado de Florida, los due3os de la CASA
FLoTANTE (the Boat-House), magn1-
flca residencia dentro del mar, en- la
Farada 10 dc Miramar, aceptan pro-
posiciones de compra. La casa esta
tuertemente construida, tiene dos plan
tas, con ampnos y frescos dormitorios
las condolences de salupridad son ex-
celentes por ell sitio en- que radica. 81
I'd. interesa comprar esta tranquila v
inagnffca residencia, puede. tener in
Iormes Embellishments de- F. II. John
son, P. Q. Box, 1852, San Juan, telefono
go azn, santurce. Adyt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-20

Pedro Benoit, segun dcclara el ge-
NAL autcr de Jerusalem Enrique
Gomez Carrillo, es ell renovador de la
novela fHoderna, uno de los primeros
literatos noveistas de Ia actual ge-
neraci6l do escritores franceses.
A mi saber, el jricio del insigne cro-
nista Gomez Carrillo cs defnitivo, cla-
70, sincere.
Al viejo Anatole Trance de segur0
ne le habra gustado el elogto de Go
Inez. earvillo, aunque scan elogiado y
eloeiador amigos 1ntinoa del E-imero;
a. nadie le. gusta, cuaTldo Sc discRte Ia
gloria de. In literato. que no 50 nencio-
lie la fama de que goza otro tan gran
de y. que por espacio de trcinta amos ha
sido para Ia literature francesa uno
de los p1ntos lilrninosos, estrella de
una constellation que haase pn siglo
vierse el orc de su luz en- los surcos y
en- las alnas de los paeblos. Me refe-
ro al s.mpatico, noble y grande noves
Esta, Anatole France, autor de LA
Isla de los Pingiiinos'', .tEl Paseo de
los Olmos,' y, . RlAbatc Jeronime Coig-
nard" otras obras no menos famo-
sas. en- el mundo de las letras. Admi-
rado como es Anatole, ha gozado va en-
la vida de todos los homenajes que
pudiera envidiar cilalqu.er aator de su
gloria y numen, Pero, ash como los
arboles viejos van ,peTdiendo la saxon
de sus frutos, v la vendimia es cada
vez mas escasa en- ellos q media que
les. hehdos vientcs son mas erueIes con
Ell troncO, Ell los grandes literatos sc
sgosta la briIlantez de las imagones y
Ia cIaridad de sus visiones La labor
de Anatole France Or exquisite, glorio-
SO, dignisima, pero no podemos decir
que cs deflnitiva Q insuperable. TodO
en- Ia vida Sc supera, todo puede me.
jorarae, todo SO transforma. (S6lo hay
Uua cosa que es mayor, que es mas
valida, que es eterna a trav6s del item
20 y del espacio: Ii Cbra del genio.
Dante Sc da Ia mano con Shakespeare
y este con Victor Hugo v Huge con D.
Annun2io Y este que ain vive, y. que
Ia mirada del mundo tieno fla sobre
q icon qnen Sc da la mano2 tAh, la
20 inQuebraatable de los supgr-h -hombres,
astros con luz propia que ilulninais las
fcntanas del espirituahsmo dpnde, Gre
cen los laureles de Ia inlnortalidadl
Pedro Benois es un genio. .
No habletnos de "Konisberg'. Esta
obra fue prenliada su aator escla-
recido recibi6 con el laudo del Jurado,
los zarpazos de Ia envidia Y de la vii
calumnia.
Autes de hacer i'm analisis de la obra
que ha hccho immortal a Pedro Benoit,
Tia Atlantida ',--debo primera-
mente, hacer un juicio de ''Por Don
Carlos de quien dice su autor que es
la mas que le gusta, la que escribi6
Quiz&s, con mas amor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-20

SIN embargo, a pesar de la opinion
del autor de "Don Carlos, "La
Atlantida' es mas bella. No es esta
Atlantida', la de los dialogos de
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-20

!
"Por Don Carlos ha sido traduci-
da al espanol por el eminente critico
dc letras, r. Cansinos- -Assens. quien
disfruta de un estilo sin par Y elegan-
Ete, que 10 ha hecho acreedcr todo
g6nero de alabanzas por parte de la
intelectuaHdad espafola hispanoame-
ricana.
La obra ''Por Don Carlos, de Be
mott, esta basada en- la epoca de la gue-
r1a carlista, guerra aquella en- que Don
Carlos VII le disputaba Don Alton
so XII, ell trono de Espana,. La ac-
con Sc desarrolla, respectivamente, en-
| Ti'le'e6n, Ffancia, y en- la frontera de
Espafa
Ell personaje principal de la obra c3
olivcrio de Presnete, desccndiente de
los duques del mismo apellido, quicn
solicita una plaza de Buffet, Ministro
del Interior, de Francia, Buffet des-
pnes de pensar mucho Sc decide nom
brar a Presnete, subprefecto de viIle-
i leon, departamento de los Bajos Piri-
neos, en- sustituci6n de un funcionario
cue no supo evitar las incursiones de
! los carlistas en- territorio frances. El
nuevo subp-efecto SO dirige a tomar
possession de su cargo a! llegar VII
Heledn encpeatra cue ALI estan me-
tidos hasta en- la subprefectura, los
am gcs de Don Carlos, y 6stos Sc apo
,deren de las 6rdenes que trae Presne-
10 para ponerios on cintura. Pero cl
descendants de los Duques esta ena-
morado do lucia de Mercceur lue-
gosse enamora de Algeria de Detchart
| Ooh, irrision de los nombres, Algeria,
Tn ei alma de las lluestes de Don Car
lcs1. Presnete abandona la subp-efec-
tura y cruza la forntera espanoIa intro
dpciendose Ell. ei campo carlisto; donde
traba amistad con todos los Comandan-
tes y Clciaies de dicho ej6rcito. Las
, aropas de Alfonso III despues de ST.
tiar las plasas de los carlistas, inician
nn ata1ue general y Presnete, noble y
valeroso ,en union de un captain espa-
mol Sc defende, matando con un fu-
sil cuareuta soldados. El heredero
de los Presnete cae prisionero va
ser fusilado, cuando Algeria 10 saliva
! y 81 le jura su amor u. un amor que
no s;ente, un amor que no es amor ST.
no gratitud, porouc Presnete de quien
/ esta enau-orado es de lucia &c sZ-v
occur.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-20
AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY or PTO. Rt1
SAN JUAN PONCE 81 I a.
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Evening star., 1923-07-09
Main 434O.

SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 18th St. NV. Main 2345.
SEMIDETACHED BR1CK-$o,25O
O
laundry
sleeping
SEMI-DETACHED HOME, PETWORTH-$oOOO
NEW BRICK HOME FOR $6o5O .
heat;
IN BROOKLAND-$5,5OO
UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE NEW HOME
tand
mosat a
IN A VERY BEAUTIFUL SECTION.
lust OFF 14th ST. CAR LINE-S1O75O.
dnewb brick home with every tx larger and
frop
a
BUCHANAN ST, JUST OFF 10th ST-$12OOO
JUST A BLOCK FROM CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE.
old
House 8 n
AN INSPECTION, CALL MAIN 2345, SALES DEPT.
SHANNON & LUCHS.
715 18th ST. NV Main 2345.
Evening star., 1923-07-09
FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued
FOR SALE--HOUSES
Continued.

VIM. B. KRAFT & CO.,
1885 n Y Ave PhoneM fame
of
o
Chevy Chase, Conn. Ave- and Legation ST.
Wonderful Value: Price, $16,5OO
r9oni
Mt Pleasant West of 10th, Near Park Road.
IDEAL for Physician. Price $21 500 Easy Terms
built on brick.
Beautiful 10th ST., Near B1agden Road
tapestry Brick Detached Home. Price, $4,000.
Of
Of
for
knarst
match -"
North of Buchanan, West of ST.
Scmi-Detached Tapestry Brick. Price, S18OOO
Colonial porch house; eight hotwer heat
electricity od breakfast iovyd
brick deep rosesSon nandte ~ ~
Mt. Pleasant. Near 18th and
Semi-Detached Tapestry Brick Price, $l25OO
WIN. B. KRAFT & CO.,
1886 New York Ave. Phone Main So3
Evening star., 1923-07-09
FOR SATE-HOUSES
Cnpx fvnunI
FOR SALE--H0USES.
syanfdnned.
ARNOLD AND COMPANY,
1911 I'll ST.
MAIN 657-o5S.

$I4,o5o-WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
AN ANARCHITECTURAI- REVELATION.
n a y for
4
The house
n - - "ee 1890 ' ''AH' ' ''e "'S' '
SII,5oo-JUST OFF 10th ST. ON THE HEIGHTS
home
best
and Itself For
value perdI
@ This
S0Z5o-NEW, SEMIDET.-NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS
owners
S8,25o-NORTH COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
a i andta sewihe
look at this property It will Itself. = - ~ "
$8,5Oo-NEAR I4th AND PARK ROAD
aas M this good ii
location Viii st dem
90
0~i''A "'1
$5Z5o-A BARGAIN IN BRIGHTWOOD
SEMIDETACHED BRICK
mos SURPRISE.
ARNOLD AND COMPANY
1871 II ST
MAIN 657-658
Evening star., 1923-07-09

BOSS & PHELPS.
$780,
CALIFORNIA BUNGALOW
delightfully."-
of highest
S1O5OO
CHEVY CHASE
in new Dutch home
$780,
NEW-VACANT.
o
& tile hath s % front and double aq added
- - S14o5O.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS
Owner leaving city has just reduced price for 9es sale deshf situated
$1,000
CLEVELAND PARK.
brick sa % contains s en % 3s 9s 5 and m d no large
% ssss @ % % alley % ppor purchase @ %
We immediate
r S155OO
MOUNT PLEASANT.
jq
two e"es & f % @ nte ops % d mg spe
BOSS & PHELPS,
Main 434O 1417 K St. NV.
Evening star., 1923-07-09

p. COLUMBIA HEIGHTS-$So5O Terms
in first condition
market and
PETWORTH-S1Oo5O $1,000 Cash
is of
home
BROOKLAND-$1O5OO.
is maern
and
SAUL'S ADDITION-S125OO
The
N'' '''' could
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
and third rs would easily for
10th ST. HEIGHTS-S15Z5O Terms
avatoy
Second h"r bedrooms
NORRIS CAFRITZ COMPANY, INC.
o15 18th St. Main 6l7
Evening star., 1923-07-09
WOODLEY PARK,

WOODLEY PARK,
Finished and under construction Washngton best located
semdetached city homes Exhibit
ave. adjacent the bridge Three baths brick
RACES "a 2o feet by 2O Terms desired $1,000 Cash
$1so Monthly. Average saving, So4
MASSACHUSETTS PARR
Massachusetts, and Cathedral
CWoodley road) Washngons most beautiful residential
ton of detached four million of Over
homes from to 100000 built and under construc
ton villa sites, lots and central hall
homes so lis feet front Park Office Sind and
Cathedral (Woodley road).
MIDDAUGH & SHANNON, INC.
Woodward Building, 18th and Sts. Main 6935
Evening star., 1923-07-09
ss,sso-prys BUILDING LOCATED NEAR

$s,050-BrYS BUILDING LOCATED NEAR
21st and Pa. ave. NV. containing grocery
store, including stock; rooms in of store
floor This is splendid
business stand sell owing to illness;
terms.
$S,150-Buys an S-room brick house; modern
improvements, with 4-car brick garage. To-
Gated 10th and Pa. ave. Sc; terms.
SI,050-Buys a 3story brick building on llth
St NV, business zone, rooms, baths,
steam heat; $1,000 cash, balance like rent.
81, ,950-Buys 2-story brick home only a
few years old; modern improvements; u lovely
rooms and bath: located near oth ana fa.
ave Sc. $500 cash, balance to suit.
sl0,T50-Buys semi-detached, tapestry
brick home: southern exposure: builttn ga
rage: rooms and bath; h-wh.: parguet
floors. house one year old; located half block
from 14th and Allison St: terms; possession.
yM B. KRAFT CO., On.
1886 y. Y. Ave. tOver Bank Main ooo'
Evening star., 1923-07-09


LIST st. NV, near Florida ave-. rooms, ba tn,
electricity, atrobe heat: fine house; must be
seen to appreciate: $500; terms. North 4899.
1Os
OWNER LEAVING DESIRES TO SELL HIS
two-story brick dwelling: eight rooms and
hath; electric lights; h.-a.h.: excellent condi-
tion: newly papered and painted throughout;
Is &C. street Sc. one block from U. 8. Capt.
tnl. Immediate possession. Price. Sc, 750.
JESSE L. HEISKELL,
Ills Eye Street NV
plnnn AIair
Evening star., 1923-07-09

COlOred-N acant.
dandy Groom and bath brick In a good
downtown location; large front yard and a
deep back yard to a wide paved alley. Thi,
house is in excellent condition and is an un
usual opportunity to secure a home of thi,
character on easy terms. Price, $500. Terms
to suit purchaser.
Francis A. Crawford, Inc,
14th and II SIS. NV
Continental Trust Bldg. Rooms 903-4
Main 2730.
Evening star., 1923-07-09

OVERLOOKING SACL'S ADDITION.
$500. Easy Terms.
An exceptionally we'll built brick house,
containing six spacious rooms and tile bath;
hardwood doors and TRIM hot-water heat;
electric lights; front porch, double back
porches; plenty of space for garage; large
back yard. Houses in this immediate neigh
borhood selling from $4,000 to $4,000.
Act quick.
FRANCIS A. CRAWFORD, INC.
nn3A CONTINENTAL Trust Bldg Main 1852
Evening star., 1923-07-09
N. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc,
141S Eye Street NV Phones Main 5oo3-4-5

N. L. SANSBURY CO., Inc,
I41S Eye Street NV. Phones Main 5oo3-4-5.
Petworth Bungalow. GEORGETOWN
n this
hail
aSS saSos esesns and bath
The house s In wonder
Connecticut Ave term,
Ar ideally located home
wide PRICE
ssr9on t Tsn 6Gat and choice Sir
sth etTaI 40 esI M electric ssts heat ety
oner and al be hspeced once
1s.1 c. 11:uL,a. Chevy Chase
PRICE, f
@ light @
sboundng srubr haden
msna Ca. noOs Inc lot is 4oxlo' ana Park View.
North Columbia Heights 0aeo aed '
0ft brick
home mighty nice seu0 has sar g sP lot fas s house
6Io7oo 4th STREET NV.
Open or inspection today These homes just of
Rittenouse block of the I4th line They
have the modern appointments and perfectly built
Contain five and and bath Each have three bed
fireplace wide porches hot-wate heat electric
light oak floors. Terms.
n L. SANSBURY CO., Inc,
I48 Eye Street NV Phones Main 5oo3-4-5.
MEMBER WASHINGTON ESTATE = =
Evening star., 1923-07-09

SPLENDID NORTHWEST ROOMIN1 HOUSE,
CLOSE TO l4th AND PARK RD.
Semi-detached. stone 'front.' II large rooms
and tiled baths; steam heat; electric lights:
in excellent condition. If you are looking for
this type of property it will he worth your
inspection. Fairly priced. on reasonable terms
CHAS. d. SAGER.
Main So 9o4 14th st. NV. Main 81.
Evening star., 1923-07-09

SOUTHEAST.
NEAR I.INrDTN pAPI
A KENNEDY RUII.T HOME IN BEAUTIFUL
NORTHWEST SECTION

OVERLOOKING BEAUTIFUL. Q ST. BRIDGE.
One-half square from Sheridan Circle. Any
familiar with the city VIII know the
eNclusiveness and beauty OF this section. This
home is decidedly attractive, having 10 rooms
aud tiled baths large reception hall and
and twocar brick garage. Owner has reduced
price for quick sale.
CHAS. d. SAGER.
Evening star., 1923-07-09
PETWORTH.
CHEVY CHASE.

Tapestry brick, 10 rooms, semi-dsta ached,
eak floors, sleeping and breakfast porches:
double garage; and real home; by owner.
Phone Cleveland 307-W. 21s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-22
MAN IN TENNESSEE MYSTERY TURNS UP
J. Harvey Olive, Who Disap- peared From Camden At
 Home Near Parrish

PARRISH, Ala, Dec. 21.-(Special) J. Harvey Olive, manager of the Camden, Tenn, branch of the Stand ard Oil company, who mysteriously disappeared from Camden late in November, arrived here yesterday and is in a critical condition at the home of his father. He has been unable to make statement so far, but is understood to have intimated in broken language that he was car ried from his office by force and suffered violence at the hands of unidentified persons and then car ried to a hospital somewhere in Michigan.
 His father, J. c. Olive, says tha. there seems ito be no signs of vio- lence on his person, but that his son is suffering from severe exposure. He is under the care of physicians. Olives relatives here have held the opinion that he was yet alive, al> though 1t was believed by some that he had possibly met death at the hands of persons actuated by rob- bery.
 His wife and children have been here for some three weeks.
 It Is said that Olive received a threatening note some time before his disappearance from Camden. His office was found upset and blood stained by his folks after he failed to return home as usual Authorities were inclined to disbelieve he had suffered any violence and sought to explain away the bloodstains by the finding Gf a dead chicken outside the office.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-22
Complete List tof Winners in The Age-Heralds
 Gigantic Help Yoursef Club Prize Offer Millions of Votes Greatest Newspaper Campaign Ever Conducted This State

taught that the obstacles that b the ending conflict call life.
 Of inevitable campaign o this kind that all cannot win the big Club members understand that when they How those who did the will of 10 the they turned in, according the Right civilization have accepted and applied rule of the Survival of the Fte To accomplish richest gifts those who equipped with sufficient the mandates of ambition Yet the and who worked geca during the campaign but failed The Agead extends Were possible would gladly measure the the losers let be theirs The played throughout the reflects belief win will be good losers
 The Ageerald the kindly feelings will of and who entered whether they have thousand
 million wholesale thought try for a goal and miss efforts honestly forth
 To those whose has carried them through The Agederad of the who have made this and hope the who about take by right of conquest will be proud of their reward
 We have dealt They institution which the best ability the be remembered 1 great and left in bold relief possibility greatest ambition.
 The of the automobiles Herald and claim their
 Checks will be mailed those who prizes missions
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-22

After of Birmingham and the surround territory The Age1ed for the 10 weeks and establishing annals of this section the last chap of the Birmingham Agad Help Yourself Prize Campaign will be made when the delivery of the prizes made Since the auditors took charge of the the has progressed steadily, while thousands people anxiousy awaited the results
 Not within the history of this paper has attracted the enthusiastic widespread which ended December 5 The last week especially notable Rival but friendly and The geead feels assured that the u mered the for which they The number of turned in by members and their friends od would have been dogg boious but for the keen the the knowledge popularity of the section where The Age-erad circulates
 The conduct of the methodca and businesslke
 Nothing contributed expedite counting the efficient of the efforts Latady & Co.,. certified public
 the reached well that of trbutng approximately $25 00000 of club members The Agead value received behalf yet the value of the awards the to the club members In the of the individual learned will be of
 
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-22
CORDOVA BOOMING CITIZEN DECLARES
City Planning To Pave Streets Of Business Section, Ac-
 Cording To Report
JASPER BUREAU l THE lAGE-HERALD !


 Cordova, Jasper's neighboring town, Is the fastest growing town in Walk CT county. Improvements are being made in every section of the town. Indian Head cotton mill is paving the main street through the mill village to the railroad crossing near the business section of Cordova, accord ing to Giles Jones of that town, who was here today. MT. Jones states that & rumor is being circulated in Cordova that the city of Cordova is making plans to pave the business section of the town in the near fu- ture. Cordova is a prosperous town, more money being circulated there than any town in Walker county with the exception of Jasper. MT. Jones also states that every house in Cor dova is occupied. Several new homes are nearing completion while others are just going up.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-22
MANY~wITNEssEs DEAD

Attention was called here today to strange fate that has followed in the wake of the two trials of Sergt Robert Lancaster national guard, charged with murder in connection with the lynching of Will Baird, who was taken from the Walker county jail at Jasper and shot to death the night of January IS. 1920. Four witnesses in the case have met vio- lent deaths during the present year, Lieut.. l.. B. Mcbride, who was killed by 8 falling rock in Tuscaloosa; s. K. Thompson, who was shot at Tus- caloosa this week; Leslie West, who was killed by falling rock at Holly Grove mines Thursday, and Sammie Snoddy, who was accidentally drowned while In swimming last summer. The body of Baird was found near Sammie Snoddy's home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-22
|CUTICURA HEALS| | |TETTER ON B0DY| l In Pimples and BIisters. l
 Itched and Burned Like l
 | Fire. Could Not Sleep. l

"I was troubled with letter al-
 most all over my body in pimples land blisters. IL itched and burned
 like fire, causing me to scratch, and
 during the warm weather 1 could
 not sleep, The pimples and blisters
 festered, and l could not put my hands in hot water
 "I sent for free sample of Cuti- cura Soap and Ointment and pur- chased more, and after using two
 cakes of Soap and one box of Oint-
 ment was healed" (Signed) Mrs.
 Carrie G. Fleming, 610 Pearl St., Huntsville, Ala.
 Cuticura Soap, Ointment and Tal- |cum are all you need for all toilet fuses. Bathe with Soap, soothe with Ointment, dust with Talcum. Sampler Free by Mail. Address, "outioura Labor. Atorfes, Dept Fl, Maiden 4s, Mass" Solc every where Soap 25e Ointment 25 and boc .Talcun, 26c HW Cuticura Soap slaves withoutmue.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-22
FOX CHILD BETTER

Raymond McCloud. who was accl- dentally shot by his 5-year-old broth er Robbie, while playing with pis- tol at his home at Fox, Ala, early Thursday, was reported to be resting comfortably Friday at the Druid City hospital. The little fellow, however, is still in a very serious condition.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-12-22
OAK CITY TAKES TO CHEST IDEA
Chairman Appoints Commit tee To Study Project-Child
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Following the request of the Com munity Chest mass meeting, Hayes Tucker, temporary chairman, has named the following three commit tees to make investigations of the proposed project here; on investiga- tion and constitution, M. c. Jamison, chairman; Edgar Glarkson and J. B. Brosius, budget committee, NJ F. Moody, chairman; J. T. Horne and D. l.. Rosenau, committee on nomina- tion and permanent officers, R. H. Cochran, chairman, Mrs. Annie Town send, Dr. l.. O. Dawson, B. P. Head, and J. M Burnett. The committees will report to a mass meeting to be held at an early date.