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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06

An exchange says that man is pretty we'll educated when he learns how to hold his tongue. At least, he does not demonstrate how much he has still to learn.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06

Decision of committee of Chicago physicians that hay fever is a focal infection sounds quite conservative as compared with what some of the vic tins pronounce it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06
THE PARAG2APHE2S
What He Told Him

(Louisville Courier-JournaD
 In other words, Secretary Mel- Ion told Governor Pinchot that prohibition, like charity, begins at home.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06

The trouble is that so many citizens claim the personal liberty to observe such laws as they approve, while pass ing the rest on to the other fellow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06
A Reminder

Memphis Commercial AppeaD
 For some reason, every time the mercury touches the freezing point we recall that Governor Pin chot settled the coal strike.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06
Exposition Needed
Admission Starl

(AnnISt0n Staf1
 The real need here is a larger than county fair. Anniston as the center of large trading terri tory, embracing number of sur- rounding counties, really should have an annual exhibition of the resources and products of all of the counties in Anniston, a really big and far-reaching exposition that would show to the world what a fine and productive sec
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06
These Days

lRichmond Times Dispatch)
 Daughter, do you think this young man you propose to marry will be true to you all your life 2"
 'oh, mother, how preposterous! Or course not. If just wanted monotony I'd stay at home"
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06
A Tempting Menu

(Ozark Southern StarJ
 Tn a few days the Dale county farmer will be busy making up his syrup, and let us say right here the Dale county kind is the best to be had anywhere. Then we will have the hog-killing sea- son, when backbone. spare rlbs' sausage and chitlings will be the order of the day. In Dale you can find more good things to eat to the square inch than any place on earth.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06

Some of the hats which are being tossed into the ring show marks of having been used for that purpose sew e1.al times before.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06
The Cost Too High
Montgomery Times)

-| (MOntgOmery IIMesJ
 An Atlanta firm gets the prints ing of the new code, and 1t is in five volumes to be sold at SIP the set. This is to be regretted, as the price should be so low as to enable every person who has any sort of business and wishes to obey the laws to have a copy of the code. That price will be to make it impossible for the very ones who ought to have the coda to get it.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06

Riches and poverty are both relative conditions that depend largely on en- vironment, training, taste and charac- ter.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06

After all has been said, Premier Poincare has demonstrated that he is one of the worlds most persistent bill ool1erto14s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06

connection; luxury to one person is , a necessity to another. Might as we'll page Einstein with his relativity theory.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06
Yes, He Would
Nashville Banner)

A man is walking across the United States backwards on bet. If he wins he would make first class politician.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06

A group of Minnesota farmers are reported to have determined to cut out luxuries in living conditions. It will be hard to observe any rule in this
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06
TkazssSsjE1eORCF
 g EAPER.

Soon we shall know the worst about the garbage dumps. Whether they shall have to go, or whether modern sanitation upholds them.
 Then the commission speculates on bond issue. Bond issues are great things. They take off of public of- ficials the burden of trying to run government in businesslike manner.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06
NO CHANGE IN WILMINGTON

' 1---
 The decision of the big tailors. convention up in Canada on how next winters overcoat will look doesn't interest us a bit-we know how ours will look.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06
THE AGE-HERALD

Entered at the Birmingham, Ala, post office as second-class matter under act of Con- gress, March 6, 1873.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-11-06
Timely Gift

Timely Gift It is the time of Halloween When youngsters celebrate And clutter up the village green And steal the garden gate. . And as walk the village green I pause and contemplate; One year ago on Halloween She handed me the gate. Arthur. Whats all this talk about propa- ganda? What should be suppressed is impropagandA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-23
sECCION TEMINksTA.
IQui6n fu6 Conception Arenal?

IQm6n fu6 Conception Arenal?
Hace 10S amos naci6 en- la yCoru1a
esta, ilustre mujer gallega y la efgie
de la gran pensalora espaiiola Sc ha-
la esculpida Ell b1once. en- Orence.
Por hermosa que sea su escultura, re-
sulta pequefia comparable con la de su
obra immortal.
Hay que desgranar las mejores fra
ses para hacer I'm justo elogio de dofa
Conception Arenal.
Hay que considerable como una de
las muisres superiores de todos los
paises y todas las edades, por haber
llegado a tan alto grado en- Ia ciencia.
en- Ell arte, y en- la poesia.
Sc levanto su tempo, y tuvo vo-
caci6n por los eztudios soci6logicos. De
sus triunfos cientifcos Y literarios, de
sus virtu1es, de Sill flantropia sin Il
mites, Sc han escrito muchas paginas.
Ella llev6 su benefcencia al hogar
Gle los pobres, a las carceles, y fund6
tantas instituciones ben6fcas que en-
1860 ell Ateneo de Madrid creo un pre-.
,nio especial para ella, en- atenci6n a
sus sentimientos flantr6picos.
Respecto la pena de muerte reve-
10 una exquisite sensatez de alma,
siendo contraria a ella. Abordo probe
mas, que ain son de actualidad; nos
referilnos la preparation que deben
alcanzar las mujeres.
Una FEMINISTA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-23

Sc vENDE una casa q. cemenro de
tres habitaciones en- la parada 1s, y un
solar parada once. Inforlnes telSfono
e78, San Juan. 5-3
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-23
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Cuardo George Melford confi6
Paulina Garon la Interpretation del pa
pei de 'fapper'', pollita de primera
volada, en- la peLcula "No engalar
la esposa'', este director demostr6
I'm conocimierto POGO comiln de Ia
psicologia femanina. Asf 10 reconocio
ell au1or del argumento, Waldemar
Young, cuando dfjo que Paulina Garon
encarnaba a la perfection el caracter
que el habfa creado.
Paulina Garon es una de las actr-
ces del cinema que mas rapidamente
ha sabido conquistarse ell APPLAUSE del
pablico, y no esta nluy remote el dia
que esta bellisima e inteligente inter
prete del '.tiim'', brillara con luz pro
pia en- la constellation de estrellas del
firmamento cinematografico.
Ell DIRECTOR HERBERT BRENoN
CoNvIERTE Ell EsoENARIo EN-
UNA JAULA
En- la pelicula ''El frou frou de la
sd.a'' (The Rustic Of SILK, de la Pa
ramount, dirigida por ell eminente di-
rector Herbert Breron, hay una esce-
ma en- la cual I'm canario interpreta
(sin darse cuenta de clio, por supues-
toy, el papel de protagonista. Para
que ell animalito no Sc escapase, Her
Eert Brenon mand6 cerrar el esce-
mario con una tenue tela de alambre.
En- otras pala11as, Mr.. Brenon con
virti6 ell escenario en- una inmensa
jaula. Betty Compson, bellisima actriz
de Ia Paramount, que interpreta Ell
principal papel femenino de Ia pel1cu-
la, suelta I'M canario cue estaba pri-
sionero en- una jaula Y contempla CO
mo ell animaito vueIa hacia una venta
ma en- pos de la adorada hbertad, que
ell pobrecito no ha gozado.
Como quiera que es indispensable
impresionar cada escena de dos seis
veces. para obtener ell resulta1o desea-
do, la liberaci6n del canario tuvo que
repetirse hasta cinco veces, antes que
Ell director pronunciase la laconica, pc
ro expresiva exclamation "all right"
queriendo dar entender con ella, que
Ia exclamation "all right, querier-
do dar cntender con clio, cue esce-
ma habia salido por fir, como 6l desea-
la.
La pelicula 'El frou frou de la Sc
da'' es la primera peiculs de la serie
que dirigira Herbert Brenon Ell Ell es-
tudio de Ia Paramount. sada Cowan y
Ouida Bergere adaptaron la popular
novela de Cosmo Hamilton a IA par
talla, con verdadera fidelidad y macs
tria.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-23

DEsEo CoMPRAE dos escritorios.
ca.s Registradora y tambien una ma
ouina de sumar. Llame al telefono 100,
San Juan. 4-25
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-23
LA VIDA DE LAS ESRELLAS DEL
CINEMA NO Es SIEMPRE
AGRADABLE

Alice Brady. eminente actriz de la
Paramount y una de las Interpreters
mas insignes del teatro hablado de
Ia escena cinematograica, esta aveza
GA a los inconveniertes de los viajes
en- ferrocarril durante dfas enteros pa
ra trasladarse de ciud9i a ciudad y
de pueblo a pueblo, bien para tras-
ladarse del estudio cinematografco a
Iuna montana lejana, una solitaria
isla, para impresionar las escenas lex
teriores' de tina pelicula Pero en- su
larga vida de artista Alice Brady no
habfa experimentado nunca las moles-
tias ri los sufrimientos que experiment
to en- las frigidas regiones del Canada
durante la impression de las escenas de
la pelicula "The Snow Bride (La
rovia de nieve,) Gle la Paramount.
Los extractos de una carta dirigida
por la actrIz Sonya Levien, coau-
tora Gel argumento de la pelicula, que
a continuation transcribimos, daran al
lector una idea grafica de las peripe-
cias que tiene que sufrir una actriz de
cinema en- cumplinl;ento de su diff
Gil cometido.
''Esta mafiana nos levantamos en-
maIio de una terrible tempestad de
viento y nieve. Ell viento hacia CRU
jir las fragidas paroles de MADEIRA de
nuestras chozas. La noche anterior
habiamos proyectado impresionar algu-
mas escenas en- las orillas del lago Te-
mislzening, ell cual, como supondra eI
lector, estaba cubierto por una gruesa
capa de hie1o. Dos indios que intenta-
ron cruzar el lago en- sus trineos con
el obje:o de descargar una nina de
dinamita, que debia prd1ucir Ell efec-
to de una avalanche, regresaron me-
dio helados. Atravesar el lago en- aque-
Has condolences era punto menos que
impossible. De cons; guiente optamos por
encerrarnos en- nuestras chozas es-
perar Ell mediodia, cuando la tJmpe-,
ratura probablemerite subiria unos gra
Cos Por fin, despues del almuerzo, sa
limos impresionar algunas esJenas,
y con el auXilio de una formidable ho-
guerra, al amor de la cual corriamos a
GAIA instante, Iogramos impresionar
unos centenares de metros de pelicula.
Uno Gle los indios, un muchacho de
unos doce amos de edad, me sefal6
que tenfa la barba helada. Comenc6 a
frotarla con upa mano con toda mi
reacci6n, en- cambio Sc me helapan los
l'edos. No tuve mas remsdio que ir a
mi choza, pues me era impossible re
sistir por mas tempo los rigores de
aquel,a temperature frigorifca.
FIos indios rara vez Sc aventuran
a salr la calle EN- dias tan excesiva-
mente frios. Lo unico que hacen es en-
cerrarse en- sus chozas, o en- sus cue
vas. y esperar que ell viento anime,
pues Ia mas leve brisa produce en- la
cara, en- las parties descubiertas del
cuerpo, Ell efecto de TN afilado cuchi-
10 que Sc hndiese en- la carne.'
Cuaneo Alice Brady y los miembros
de su compaiia regresaron Nueva
York, despues de varias semanas en-
las heladas llanuras del Canada, La
temperature de la metr6poi, a pesar
dc no ser NADIA deliciosa a mediados
de febrero, les pareci6 tan calido como
las brisas de California de la Florida.
PAULTNA GARoN, BELLA AcTRIz
DE LA PARAMOUNT, AsCIENDE
RAPIDAMENTE HACIA LAS
DrNT0Nrc uomrT ADrC
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-23

Sc ALQUILA una casa pequena Que
este bien situada. La prefero entire
las paradas A y 48. 81 tiene algo que
ofrecer avise a Telefono 453, San Juan,
597, R. Santurce. 5-I3
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-23

PERFUMERIA: Tenenaos existencia de
las renombradas casas de Houbfgant,
volnay, Gnerlain. coty, Rigaud. y Ro.
ser & Gallet. j. M. B.snco Inc. SIS
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-23
PAULTNA GARoN, BELLA AcTRIz
DE LA PARAMOUNT, AsCIENDE
RAPIDAMENTE HACIA LAS
REGToNES ESTELARES

Paulira Garon, una de las actrices
mas bellas Y mas intehgentes de la
cinematografia americana, despu6s de
interpreter un inlportante papel en- la
peIcula Ella costilla de Adam
(Adam' S Rib), de la Paramount. diri-
gida ror Cecil B. de Mile, acaba de
ingresar en- la compahia del director
George Melford para interpreter ell
papel de coqueta en- la pelicula "No
engaflar la esposa" (Ycw Can t
Fool Your Wife,, que actualmente es-
ta err preparation en- Ell estudio de la
Paramount.
Paulina Garon, con ell rizoso pelo
rubio recortado la moda de las ''flap
pers" los ojos azules como una serena
mafiana de abril. su natural ingenui-
dad, es Ell tipo ideal de la jovencita re-
ci6n salida del colegio, pero con una
dosis de mundologia, adquirida nallie
sabe d6nde.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-23

vBNDO NEGoCIO de guarapo de cana
instalado Gale DR.. We've, Bayamon.-
Tiene romano, trapiche, motor, neve-
ra y denas accesorios.- Todo ell buen
estado y listo para moler en- seguida.
Pedro Marrero, Apartado $50, Baya-
rl6n, P. R. 424
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-23
FIO E. IS
CENTRAL

Edifcio construido expresamente para
Hotel. Modernamente equipado, con
Ascensor, Habitaciones con bano, Te-
lefono, Timbres, Barberfa y cuanto
requiere ell Moderno Comfort.
Plan Europeo American Plan.
Dcsde Sl.00 a 2.50. Desde $3.50 a $50
Restaurant la Carta. Cubierto 81 90
SAN JOSE No. II
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-23

Sc ALQUTLA Gale Europa No. 20 Es-
quina America casa concrete nueVa:
Altos Departamentos Bajos amplio
LEGAL para comerclo con sparadores.
INF FoRMARAN en- la mtsma casa. P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-23

LA GRECA, el mejor restaurant
de San Juan, Tetuan 21.--AdVt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-23

PIANO -PIANoLA o VITRoLA. Ne
cesito una que este en- perfecto estado
y que interese venderla bien barata. rs
crfbame al apartado 161 San Juan pa
ra ir a verla. 4-25
Sc vENDE un CHEVROLET en- bue-
mas condolences. Informara: Luis Mufioz
Morales, Parada 46 1I2 Condado, Tel.
93 santurce. 4-25
Sc ALQUILA: a partir del 26 del CO.
rriente, un esplendido apartamento con
cuatro habitaciones y demas comodi-
dades en- Infanta Luisa No. 2, Marina.
Tnformaran: Joyeria Bouret. 4-2s
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-23
ANUNCLOS CLASFLCADOS

VENTA DE FLORES NATuRA-
LES en- la calle "Hoare", stop Il.
Santurce. Lame al telefono 678 azul
Santurce, y seran aervidos inmedia-
tkmente.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-23

81 listed dessa TN bonito ramo
para novia. coronas nores sueltas'
Dirfjase al telefono 293 azul Saatur-
CO y ssrA atsndido Embellishments
p.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-23

Sc ALoU1LA en- san Juan Moderno,
Parada 43, al lado de- las casas de Pes
guerra, casa de MADEIRA. Informaran 715
rojo, Santurce. E24
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-04-23

PoR $500 Sc alquila un hermoso To-
cal para ofcina y almac6n. Informa-
ran, teI6fono So. Apartado t106. o.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02
INTERNATIONAL CROKKS
 TRAP POOR FOREIGNERS
Immigrants Hopeful of High Wages and Entering United States Are
 F1eeced By Clever Rogues.

Havana, Nov. 2.-Carefu esti-
 mates place at 5000 the number of
 immigrants now in Havana, hoping
 in some way to be able to get to the | United States. They include Span | iards, Germans, Poles, Ukrainians, and
 men from almost every country in southern Europe. Many of them, ac- cording to Arthur C. Frost, the Am erican consul, were lured from their native land by steamship agents who promised high wages in the cane fields of Cuba while waiting. And in addition there are several thousand Chinamen whose only hope of entry is in being smuggled ashore at some remote spot on the American coast. These credulous and ignorant way farers are easy prey for crooks. Many of them are persuaded to pay money to strangers in the belief that their entry to America will be hastened. Not long ago trusting Pole gave s10o as first payment to an impostor who promised, in return, to land him in the United States for s2oo.
 From time to time small groups do start for the American shore. but hardly day passes without some un- fortunate foreigner turning np at the American consulate here with pitt full tale of fraudulent scheme worked on him under the promise of speedy passage across the Florida straits. The Cuban police are help ing to break up the practice.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

 George to this country, Senator John son said that London had awaited the psychological moment" to make public the correspondence between Secretary of State Hughes and My Lord Curzon," relative to Americas s participation in separations negotia- tions. He charged that the former British premier took advantage of a forgotten speech of our secretary of state, made a year ago at New Ha- ven, and gently flatters us by insin- uating thai, through our distinguished secretary we were the very first to discover how to avert European chaos"
 We have had a hotel full of eX- perts' in Paris, who, described as ''ob- servers have really been a part of tho separations muddle," he said. Is it possible they do not know what Germany can pay? If they do not, they ought to be recalled. If they do, then our government has fair
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

nity that presents itself daily in your student associations; hold on to every problem until ayoH get the solution; make the most of the opportunity and you cannot fail to find measure of success and satisfaction, limited only by the amount of intelligent ef- fort which you put into your work" !" writes Albert II. Dyon, industrial re- lations branch, Western Electric con- pany.
 "1'he gate of opportunity is wide open to every young person who is in real earnest and is in the line of work most interesting to him: executives are in constant search for steady going young people with ideas and ability to demonstrate their value," Ebert C.. Drew, secretary, Illinois Bell Telephone company.
 High school training should give a discipline in orderly mental habits, in accuracy, dependability and a gen eral attitude of alertness and eager ness 10 grow. Business is looking for workers with just such qualified tions. No amount of schooling can take the hidtf bt IuI0dItitdt tHdidtltI oHu willingness to work up from the bot tom, but when combined these quail tications make ii possible for the worthy high school graduate to go far in business" says John G. Shedd, chairman of the board, Marshall Field X company.
 Choose q task that you can put your best efforts into and start with out delay; what counts most is the way you go about doing whatever you take up: getting on in business is much like climbing a rope hand over hand" Lucius Teter, president, Chi cago Trust company.
 Pay strict attention to those things for which you attend school, learn as much as possible; do not disparage the school with which you are connected, Give the best you have and show loyalty. Seek to de- velop, besides excellence in studies something which will train your body and afford you pleasure" Kelvin T. Traylor, president, First Trust and Savings bank.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

conception of it. And if we know why not say it? :.
 At last we are a part of the dip lomatic game of Europe. We be- come entangled in this struggle Of secret purposes.
 The amount of reparations is fixed. Perhaps France may not ac- cept the award; perchance Germany may refuse to pay. What then? Ger tanly we are not going to attempt to coerce France into accepting what she repudiates. NIn the other con tingency, if Germany refuses to pay, Lloyd George has made perfectly clear what we must do, for he said at Chicago:
 Once this committee has con-
 cluded its task and Germany re-
 fused to pay, tho allies could
 then march together to deal with
 her recalcitrantly. And Ger
 many has indicated her readi-
 ness to accept such a report.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02
BASIC PRINCIPLES
 OF BUSINESS LIFE
Honesty, Integrity and Faithful. ness Help to Build Up Success

Chicago. Nov. 2-Honesty. integrity and faithfulness. character, love of employer, ambition, personal neat ness and unlimited cooperation, are the chief qualities boys and girls should cultivate in school in order to become successfully fit for the busi- ness world, according to expressions Of more than q score of Chicago $ biggest business men and employers who were questioned on the subject by the Association of Commerce. They almost all said that a high school education is sufficient to the attainment of the highest success, provided tho study in school is ap- piled correctly to the purpose of the future"
 Extracts from some of the answers follow:
 "Thc fundamentals of successful business life should not hc measured in dollars and cents, but in achieve ment," said J. E. German. president of the Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific railroad. Honesty, loyalty and ambition may be stated as tho basic principles. Personality some times goes long way, but personal- ity without the requisite knowledge does not carry q young man to that height that he would attain by complete mastery of the subject in hand"
 "Cultivatc and form the habit of trying to see tho best side of your as- sociates and fellow workers; avoid and suppress the habit of knocking and disraraging others: cultivate neatness. tidincss and cheerfulness, courtesy and respect for those in authority" says W. w K. Sparrow, ice president Chicago, Milwaukee and St, Paul railroad.
 Take advantage of each opportu-
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02
JOHNSON OPENS UP
 ON HUGHES POLICY
Declares at Last America Is
 'Entaneled"

Oakland. Cal, Nov. 2.-America will answer the anguished cry of human suffering abroad" with money and food, but the nation should stand solidly against partici- patton in Europe's political affairs, United States Senator Hiram Johnson said yesterday in an address before civic organizations here.
 Reviewing the visit of David Lloyd
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02
The United States to
 Sell Two Spanish Ships

Manila, Nov. 1.-Two United States naval vessels. in whose dark hulls is buried the accounts of years teeming with history and romance. have been placed on sale by the United States navy at Cacite navy yard. They are the Callao and the Barcelo. both of which were captured from the Spanish at CavitcA in 1898 when the Cavite naval yard surrendered.
 Now the United States navy is get ting rid of them--to the highest bidder
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02
Bow.Now, Room 71O. Please.

Los Angeles-No longer will poor rover have to sleep in the baggage room while his mistress Is enjoying her snooze in palatial suite. For he. too, will have bellhops to dance attendance upon him. A hotel for dogs is the latest here. There are rooms with or without bath. Most of the guests seem to prefer them without.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

"I deny that we will do, anything of the sort The United States, de- spite the blandishments of European statesmen or tho mawkish appeals of any of our own, will be neither po- 'liceman nor collector abroad"
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02

A folding clothes drier that occupies little space. uses gas for heat and an electric fan for ventilation. and Is eA- pected to be popular in homes during tho winter.
New Britain herald., 1923-11-02
NEW STORY COATS $25-$29 5-$35
UNUSUALLY LOW PRICED.

UNUSUALLY PRICED.
  wnteng prices quoted
  nd of unusuawe wearing and rm qualities. shop-Fouth