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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
NOtaS de Sandal

w 81
I'll Honorable Comisionado de Sa
l.nldad, ha nombrado Emilia Vazauez.
para nurse yisitadora en- In ciudad de
San Juan.
Fl Ingeniero Sanitario senior Ra-
mlfez' ha aprobado los siguientes pla.
nos: el de Ia plaza de mercado de Ma.
natl; cl del alcantarillado dc la ctu.
fdavi de Ponce; los de un hermoso
Iedificio de cuatro pisos en- Ia Marina,
de los Sefores Ochoa Hermanos, desti.
nado a oficinas almacenes.
Los leprosos de Ia IsIa dc Cabras.
pronto tcndrdn un buen aparato de
radio. podran disfrutar de los con-
ciertos. otros entretenimientos del
mundo
In Sc1orita Murray, directora del
Asilo Robinson para niiias huerfanos,
Iestablecido en- Santurce, ha destinado
Ia suma de Glen d6lares que ella reci-
bio de los Estados Unidos, para los le-
prosOs. Il este fin.
La Iglesia Episcopal, ha regalado,
las maquinas para aumentar la voz.
" ell Major Queen. ha ofrecido hacer
gratis pagan los gastos de la insta-
laci6n de los aparatos.
Los lcprosos han de agradecer in-
finito este acto de generosidad cue
les permitird esas horas de distrac-
ei6n recreo, v el Departamento da
las gracias los donantes por este
hutnanitario acto dc caridad cristia-
na. y 2-.}. - .'i.'sss's s''S'i.
i FL doctor Pedro AIalaret, Sub ca
misionado de Sanidad, ha pasado VII
sta de inspection en- esta semana los
pueblos de Laias. Yauco, San German
~ a III ciudad de Mayagiiez.
Los doctores Towshend y de Juan.
ha visitado esta semana las poblacio-
nes de Caguas Y Cayey, v han hecho
estudi0S references al aumento de ca
sos de tuberculosis Ell las. personals
que estan empleadas en- las diferentes.
industrias tabacaleras En- esta Sc
mana visitardn las poblaciones de HUI
|.inacao Y Vieques !.
N doctor. Fernandez Mater, ha pa.
saqo vista de inspection. a las no,
blacio5nes de Caguas. Aguas Buenas,
Gurabo, San Lorenzo. las Pielras,
9abucoa, Maunab5, Patilias' Arroyo,
Nai.anjito. y Id ciudatt de Humacao.
= en- Cagdds'la limpieza ptibliee?a con
tfalja. lefitiehte ;;''eh Gyraho'se ha ad2
Tornado a 1,ancn Qnihones para abrfr
naApanaderaF. en- Juneos ia poblap
1 ItidiFsestalia linpia:p en- las Piedras,
| se tstd terminando' In CONSTRUCTION de
I lin edificio Restinad6 51fsIesia cat6fi-
+ Ia :Fien Maunabo el hospital munici-
Nal ccntfnda .en fnalas condiciones Nj
V6hieas. En- Patillas' IA ipoblacion es
vba limpia. En- Arroyo. aun no Sc
laresuelto el conflicto de Id suspen-
non del presupuesto municipal, y los
: sVrvicios sanitarios no pueden ser biep
L Iendidos. En- Naranjito Sc ha auto
Eado a los sefores F. Derizanz y
a., para establecer un taller de des--.
Nhillado de Tabaco. En- Humacao
glntinda Ia construction del alcanta-
ado.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
,AIvIsiO-
Agamblea General Extraordinaria de &C
cionistas de Ia Companfa An6nima
Central Roca Chica.
sEGUNDA conf ocAToRi

Por orden del Senior Presidentahe la
lcompahia Anonima Central Boca Chi
ca. y de acuerdo con i previsto lSn los
articulos "A y 54 de ls Estatutbs Sc
Ecita por segunda vez alos senofss ac-
cionistas, para una Asnblea, General
Extraofdinaria que Sc elebrara n dia
"a de- Enero de5 1923 is 3 D. h, en-
Has oficinas del Lie. Eduardo Icioso,
sta Ell Ia calle ArzobisIo Merj No
Az para eonoces el esta|o de Com
spahia, y tratar sobre suliduida, lon u
disoluci6r
ssanto Domingo. Dieiembe 26 de 1892
'. cpbidn.
Sccretario.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
yISITANbA-IAA ISIAA.

FL aatiso je,scn juan Bras, que ha-
ce algIn TEMPO Sc encuentra en- los
Estados Tnidos. vista la isla en- ges-
tiones de negocios de la importante
firma que representa-, la Continental
Jewelry Co., de New York.
Bienvenido v que tenga el mejor
txito on sus nesocics aquf.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
!. at,RasNDo cANA

las centTaless .Plazuela Sugar d
Bateeloneta IL Bcnftez sngs,r-" DC
yiadues, han conenzado eortar ca
naS para empezar In zafra en- Ia pro
xinfa semaila
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
COMO V|ENE
UNA sIaIPATIcA FELIcITAcIoN.

Rayam5n, T. r.
Sr Director de EI. IMPARCIAL, II
Muy sefior mio:
Comien2e esta cuartilla manifestan-
dole con la sinceridad y honradez que
me caractcriza que mily pocas yeces
en- mi vida he prodigado aplausos Y
felicitacioncs a dbras. o. cosa alguna
que en- realidad de verdad no sea Dig
ma de las congratulations de las per-
sonas mas ilustradas y por 10 tanto
muy compctentcs para apreciar Y juz-
gar aquello que Sc elogia como una
joya de perfection rerdad.
70. humilde trabajador. que pesar
de no scr una de esas pcrsonas que he
mencionado, que para mi son un mo-
delO de cultura, no obstante poseo Ga
mi juicio) ell don natural de saber
apreciar todo aquello que en- mi pobre
pals ha, yenido dandos lustre a la cul-
.ttlra dc mi pueblo. y no he podido me-
nos .qie batir palinas IN diferentes
socasiones q la fcultfsimal publication
que, con .el nombre dc Ell IMPAIR
CIAL. ID, con tanta maestrfa ha ye-
nido dirigiendo. ST.
Como antes he dicllas, sefior Perez
Iosada, va he elogiadoi yarias yeces
a .su ilustrado diario u muchas mas
x,oaas, IL bo hnrb., loc eShadnr III rnx,;
sar Ia 1,hsfha sf'atica que es,, n decir
lafmas pura verdad, I'm nstrabajo arduf-
simo 10 que I'd. ha realizado, digo
asi, porque la citada pagina grafica es
un verdadero cofre de bclleza que to-
do el mundo ilustrade habra sabido
estimar como Sc merece tan excelen-
tie trabajo; pero donde mi admira-
ci0l, ha culminado en- 10 mas extra
ordinario de mis- apreciaciones, es en-
81 ndmero extraordinario que como DIES
pedida del aio 1922, vic Ia luz del dfa
30 de diciembre.
Dese0 hacer constar que la eitada
edici0n me estuyo tan sensational que
deyore con ell mas decidido interes to-
da la lectura contenida en- el peri6di-
CO.
! no acometol Ia empresarde elogiar
por selarado scada uno de los cola
boradores que dejaron gotear de sus
plumas chorritos de oro ypiedre-
citas de. brillantes en- los artfculos que
escribieron en- Ia referida edici6n:
y Primero; porqiel no me halo COM
petcnte para salirrairoso de mi empire
Ssa. 5 Is e rs
segindo; poraues I'd. no me permi-
tirfa, seiior Director, ocupar una pa
gina de Ell IsIPARCIAL para que 20
realizara tan monumental trabajo.
Pero va que no es possible, senior Pc.
rez Losada, nj siquiera intentar tai
scosa, admftame que EN- sfntesis olga
20 mejos repita, que ell ndmero extra
ordinario de Ell IAIPARCIAL publica-
do bajo su competente direction el
dfa 80 de diciembre pasado,> es como
Itrabajo periodfstico la joya de mas
Iinapreciable yalor que en- Puerto Rico
Sc ha publicado hasta hoy.
Reciba por clio la mas calida y sin
cera congratulaci6n, asf como tambien
toda clase de felicidadcs en- el nnevo
afio de 1923.
Salud para todos y muchas prospe-
ridades para la empresa que con tan
to acierto Ild diriies cuanto plede
desearle,
S. S. s.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
Ell .MARIsCAL FoCH

Cree que el carro Dodge fue el que
presto mejor servicio al ejercito ALA
do en- Francia. En- vista hecha re-
cientemente la gran fabrica Dodge
en- Detroit, asf 10 ha expresado el gran
Caudillo de los Ejercitos Aliados.
Andreu, Aguilar y Co.,
San Juan, P. r. Advt
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
RENHNcIA AcEpTAnA.

Ell GoberIador Interino In acepta-
do Ia renuncia presentada por 81 Sc
cretalio. de Ia Corte Municipal de San
Juan, Seccion Primera. sehor Luis Pc
ma Ramos
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
Ell oRGANIZADOR TERRITORIAL
DE IA LIG.N .NACIONAL REPu-

BLICANA
Diciembre 30, 1922.
ST.. director, de Ell IAIPARCIAL. !.
San Juan, p. r.
Estimado senior:
Acabo F'e reoibir del Organizatlor
General dc Ia Liga .Nacional Republic
cana carta de II cllal adjunto le inclu-
70 copia Tengo instruccianes de daI'
Ia misna 4 Id publicidad, por l3 que
le agradecerei tenga listed Ia bo.idad
de pufliaarla en- su iIlistrado diario,
Con sracias exprdsivas por su fiIlf.
atenci6n, me es grato suscribifme esF
usted. atehto amigo y S. ST. ss
s'la9 ReinaIdo PdniaSaa. Z
NATIONAL REPrBLIcAN LEAGrE
42510th st. Northwest.
Wasllingtsm. p. c..
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05

Esta maiiaiin ha fondecdo en- 81
puerto, proecacntc de santo Domingo,
q yapor Marina con Tasajeros.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
1f;IcIo PoR coBRo DE POLKA

El lunes Sc celebrara en- la Corte rs
deisal cl juicio civil por jnlado donds
Ia Kansas Milling Co. reclanla i Il
H9ne Life Insurance Co, "a pago dc
una .poliza de IS 10000, de SECURE con
ira irScndio.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05

LEcTuRAs DE AcUsAcIONEs
ri din II del corricnte seran lefdas
en ls cortc Federal, I'M buen ndmcro
Dc acusacicncs, por violaci0n d "a ley
volstcal.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
LAS SIMPATIAS POR LA FIp|
PUBLICA.

Esta mafana el Jefc Bennett FJoi
.Estamos muy atareados pard ha
|blar, pero deseo recorelar d todoS pies'
tros amigos que intcntan nt0nli
Ia nuestro fondo que deben h0fel an.
ties del sabado dfa 6. 81 asi ID fcen
Illegaremos con toda seguridad Z
lcumbre'. pues va tenemos Gel y de
diez mil pesos.
'Hemos recibido cien dolares@ @c Ia
Plaza Provision Recordarah IDS.
que ellos nos concedieron el diE por
|ciento de sus ventas en- efeflzp dll-
fante un dfa. Ningurla otra ina ha
seguido Ell eicmplo de Ia PLAID foyi-
sion, pero va hemos recibido denues-
tros amigos en- el concrete tpiribu-
clones importantes. como sighe
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
Sataraino Santiago.
pAsAPORTEs ExpEDIDos.

EI Gobernador Inierino ha expetii-
do pasaporte para Venezuela. d Id Sc
nora Her1ninia Il. sie Quinonesg de
SAN Juan, y para EsDahas al schor
Angel Lomo, de Ponce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
yIsIrANDo A SAN JUAN

az
.sycr. estuvieren- en- San Juan, nuess
\ distinglld1s amigos, los senores
|paro Il cSlaltinp 4. Joaquin Rivera ,ss.1ss de
Iaylna, que rcgrcsaron 4 sus resi-
|eias en- IL scfiuidad del Este lpaeo
1 hles de oscurecer. III seilor Cauti-
i kstuvo en- Ii seeretarfa dc. Puerto
1 !, EN- asutos pariculares Y srnrdosA
4 Ia & N hos poi-ioCsistas resrccto AZ
d ctual situscion poIitiea. DIN
Vca la e(licion Gra-3
ffica de los sabados.
- IA. d. -
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05

p. Schira y Co. 100
+ Dave Berman 109
SmallwOod Brothers 2]0
Sanchez Morales Y Co. 20
p. r. Mercantile Co. DO
Ladies Toggery Shop no
The Zimmerman Store 100
Paris Bazaar 20
Merino, Rodriguez Y Hnos. I'd
Los Muchachos 20
Jose Pou Carreras 10
Union Commercial Corp. 10
Korber Y Co. 2Qt1
Gonzalez Padfn v co. 2QD
Sues. de Lopez villamil 2Qs
Manana lea dire alsunas, q as
buenas cosas que muchos Snrie Fo
de la comunidad han nadicho de Ps
Otros.
.El dinero tan gener0samente IA
do va; esta siendo muy oportunaiIit,
utilizado. Deste que comenz0 (
,mevimiento Y los donativos com
ron a llegar, la Comisi6n de n =
ha aprobado comprobantes a cu
cientos d6lares para guardias,
en- el servicio, que estaban en- cr1ti
condiciones debido a enfermedadey
fridas.'
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05
fsosk COMMERCIAL. co.

iii secretario Executive ha iexpedis
do certificasio de registro a la corpo
raci0n del pals denonlinada AROSE
Commercial Co. Inc- c'lya oficina
principal Sc estableceya : en- "a casa
No. /, de la calle san Justo, de San
J,is,n. .Isa cxIresada corporation tie
ne por objeto la. coinpra v yenta de
mercancias su capital social auto
rizado es de s500O0.00. Y stls ircorpo-
radores son los sciiores Nelson Gull
mans, Rafael FERNANDEZ Luis AN
I s1aga, todos de San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-01-05

tFdo.l ~ ~ R. Weed.
Organizsdor Sss;,ional.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-11
---s.------- THE JARR FAMILY
By ROY l., MCARDEJI.

Whats the matter with you?' asked MT. Jarr. Are you miffed at me like the ex-kaiser's bride is at him?' for he noticed that Mrs. Jarr was strangely silent.
 There's nothing the matter with me- replied Mrs. Jarr in a tone Of voice that indicated there was a great deal the matter with her.
 Mir Jarr searched his soul to re- member any recent deadly sin. Had Mrs. Jarr heard anything? Had any letter that might be misconstrued to make trouble fallen inadvertently into her hands?
 However, he felt pretty safe in talk ing the stand that Mrs Jarr had not found out anything, and went down to business without kissing Mrs. Jarr goodby or being asked the usual question as to whether he'd be late for dinner or not
 After the days work he returned home in good time and let himself in quietly and sat down in the front room to read the papers. But the thoughts of the wrongs and injus- tices he endured came between him and the news of the day.
 Doggone it. he thought to him. self, with frowning brow. What gets into the women, anyway? haven't done a thing except work like dog and turn over all the money I make, and all the thanks l get is that nobody speaks to me in my own house"' fl Neither was this view altered by
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-11
SEA STORY PICTURE
 IS LOE W'S FEATURE FIRST HALF WEEK
Billie Dove, Who Made Per- Sonal Appearance Here, Stars-Good Vaudeville
 Promised

All the Brother Were Validant," a Metro-f film version of one of the most exciting sea stories of recent years will be the additional attraction of the bill at Loews Bijou for the first half of this week. Those who have read Mr. Williams powerful whaling story cannot but remember it as an unusually vivid ;nd thrilling tale, and it has all the elements which go to make thoroughly en- tertaining photoplay.
 Billie Dove, who has been seen here in person, is the feminine star of this feature picture, appearing as Pris- cilla, the wife of Joel. Others in the cast include William H. Orlamond, Robert McKim. Bcb Kortma.., Otto Brewer, Cur: Rehfeld and William II. Mong.
 "The Ten Forty Test" is the title of a humorous one act comedy on the vaudeville bill for the first half, presented by Salome Parks and com- pany. Some fancy character, clas- sical, oriental and novelty dances are promised by A Horlick and Company In Dancers Ideal"
 Other acts include a darktown comedy skit "The Bright Side of Life" presented by Ed~lunds an l Va valle, with original comedy blackface
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-11
HAVE KIDNEYS EXAMINED BY
 h- - L
 YOUR DOCTOR
Take Salts to Wash Kidneys if Back Pains You or
 Bladder Bothers

Flush your kidneys by drinking quart of water each day, also take salts. occasionally. says noted au- .thority, who tells us that too much 4rich food forms acids which almost paralyze the kidneys in their efforts to expel it from the blood. They be- come sluggish and weaken; then you may suffer with dull misery in the kidney region, sharp pains in the back or sick headache, dizziness, your stomach sours, tongue is coated. and when the weather is bad you lave rheumatic twinges. The urine gets cloudy, full of sediment, the channels often get sore and irri- tated, obliging you to seek relief two or three times during the night.
 To help neutralize these irritating acids. to help cleanse the kidneys and flush off the body's urinous waste, get four ounces of lad Salts frcm any pharmacy here; take a tablespoonful in a glass of water be- fore breakfast for a few days, and your kidneys may then act fine. This famous salts is made from the acid of grapes and lemon juice, combined with lithia, and has been used for years to help flush and stimulate sluggish kidneys, also to neutralize the acids in the system so they no longer irritate, thus often relieving bladder weakness.
 lad Salts is inexpensive, cannot in- Jure and makes delightful effer- vescent Whitewater drink By all means have your physician examine your kidneys at least twice a year. Aov.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-11
H|GH-GRADE ACTS
 REPORTED BILLED. AT LYRIC THEATRE.
Lyons and YoSco, Musicians, Are HeadIinerS Appearing First Half of the
 Week

Class in modern English means high class, the very best, and class is the feature of the bill to be presented at the Lyric for the next three days, beginning Monday aft ernoon, it is said Five acts of big time Keith vaudeville, two of them reputed as being worthy of headline honors with the other three acts up to standard. are coming. Then there is a special photoplay production to round out the whole.
 Real melody is said to be offered by the headliner, Lyons and Yosco. Their harp, their voices. their violin are said to blend wonderfully in the act reunited after two years of separ- ation.
 Then the added attraction ought to be billed as extra special, it is claimed. presenting the English come dienne, Viola May, with her company, in "Daffy Jill" "Daffy Jill" is q prescription put together exclusively for laughing purposes and it is re- ported most effective, no matter how hardened the grouch.
 Ed Morton is known to all follow CTS of vaudeville. Birmingham knows him of old and this v r he is eX pected to win new -iend with his songs.
 Two novelty acts round out the bill. The Gray sisters offer a miniature juvenile revue, while Clifford and Grey juggle hoops.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-11

nothing really astonishing in the careless spendthrift ways of the modern American girl, in a coun- try where every one makes and spends money quickly, yet they did surprise me at first.
 met so many girls and young married women who owned and drove automobiles that l asked one of them how they were able to af- ford them.
 Oh she replied, I've business and professional girls all buy cars; we spend all the money we earn.''
 Westward one meets slightly diff ferent kinds of women = sterner. harder, less supple of mind and with narrower outlook on the world. She is the type of those left when the tide of settlers flowed still fur ther west. Prosperity has come. with the growth of industry, but has not had time to efface the rude quali- tles bequeathed to them by earlier generations. so one encounters wom- en sometimes who lack the gentleness and polish to which one is ..ccus- toned in the east.
 Of the giddy social butterfly, flit- ting ceaselessly in search of amuse- ments to fill the emptiness of an almless existence, I need not speak. She is not peculiar to America. The real American woman is the gener- ous, warm -hearted enthusiastic woman, full of energy and devotion ana resource, whom we saw at worN all along the battle line in France during the war.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-11
Decides On Best Life
 Insurance

Five years ago I was refused life insurance because of my heart symp- toms. Doctors said it was caused from pressure of gas that come from my stomach, but their medicine did not help me and I was getting worse all the time. Three years ago my druggist recommended Mayr's Wonderful Remedy. I took course of it, and believe it is the best life insurance anyone can buy. It helped my trouble at once." It is a simple, harmless preparation that removes the catarrhal mucus from the intes- tinal tract and allays the inflamma- tion which causes practically all stomach, liver and intestinal ail- ments. including appendicitis. One dose will convince or money refund ed. At all ruggists.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-11

detests the simple life and all that goes with it. Life means sparkle and pomp and display to her The only
 man who can fulfill her Cinderella dreams is the man of middle age. But, thank heaven, theer are many real girls in the world who believe in youth and love. Their affections can not be numbered in dollars and cents. and they have the ability to visit a and 1o-cent store and furnish their | tables with as elaborate decorations as some of the things which hail from expensive jewellers.
 This is the girl who is real home | maker. The girl who has a heart and loves John for his clean, fresh skin and abundant supply of fun and youth. She is the original Eve, who is willing to help Adam make a home. Then there is the business girl, who shares her envelope with hubby for few years and helps him to at tain worth while position in life. We meet this girl in all walks of life. She may be telephone operator, be- hind the counter or tapping some
 multi -millionaire's typewriter every day, but she has found her Cupid and never mentions the rich old men she
 might have married.
 About the only way to decide girls whether 1t shall be the youth or the
 middle-aged man is to study yourself. You are the answer. If you really enjoy the company of the older men, | If you like to talk to the man who has lived and experienced many sides of life, do not let age stand in your way.
 But. if you see your love castles in the young mans eyes, do not be afraid to marry him and help him pull his load along the road of life. There will be struggles and trials and tribulations, but life with the
 man of your dreams is good at any price.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-11

the fact that little Willie was tug funny pictures. nor when little Emma came in asking him to put the hair back on her doll.
 Why, when did you come home ?'' asked Mrs. Jarr, hearing the voices Of the children and looking in.
 What do you care when I came in, or if l ever come in?" said Mir. Jarr, morosely.
 Now, that's a nice thing for you to say right in front of the children" replied Mrs. Jarr
 You don't restrain yourself on ac- count of the children, I notice," was the sullen reply.
 Why, whatever is the matter with you?" asked his good lady in sur prise. Anything gone wrong at the officer"
 "Aw, you leave me alone" snapped Mir. Jarr. You know what's the matter Why wouldn't you speak to me this morning."
 Why I did speak to you" said Mrs. Jarr.
 You did not I had to ask you what was the matter with you and you said Nothing" replied Mir Jarr. Well, there was nothing the mat ter. What should I have said?" Mrs. Jarr retorted. And. besides, I had headache, and I did thing that you didn't seem to care how I suffered. And then you walked right out of the house without kissing me goodby or saying a word, and you come home cross and finding fault. Aren't you ashamed of yourself?" At these words little Emma com menced to cry and struck at MT. Jarr for being mad at her mamma. Where at the helpless man surrendered and said he'd never do it again, whatever it was.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-11
BLANCHE RING AT JEFFERSON
 IN "AS YOU WERE" FEBRUARY 19

acts and 10 scenes, and the stars are surrounded by a group of re- puted clever performers. This musi- cal play is particular promising entertainment, for 1t was built for making purposes solely. It is billed as a good clean show.
 Blanche Ring has the reputation of singing popular ballads as well as any other musical comedy comedi enne on the stage today. She pos sesses one. of those effervescent per- sonalities that invite laughter. Charles Winninger, co-star with Miss Ring in this musical comedy. is a comedian of great artistry. Every thing he does on the stage is done in natural way, without buffoon- cry, it is said. Il takes a real artist to provoke laughter without resort ing to slap-stick methods, a.,d MT. Winninger is an artist.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-11

Blanche Ring and Charles Win ninger, musical comedy stars, here last season in The Broadway Whirl," are coming to the Jefferson theatre Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday, with a matinee Wednesday,, Eebru
 ary 19, 20, 21, in their new musical play, "As You Were.' It is In two
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-02-11
Beauty and Health
 Go Hand in Hand

Pensacola, Fla.-"Two years ago I suffered a nervous breakdown. My mother having received very gratifying results from Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription, for a bad case of feminine trouble, wrote to me and insisted upon my trying it for my trouble, which of course l did. I am now strong convert myself. A few bottles of the 'Fa- vorite Prescription is all 1 had to take to make me stout and well woman. Miss Mamie B.. Ham, mond, HIP N. Guillemarde St.
 Your health is most important to you. It's easily improved. Just ask your nearest druggist for this Pre- scription of Dr. Pierce's in tablet or liquid form. Send 10c for trial pkg. to Dr. Pierce's Invalids' Hotel, Buffalo, N. r., or write for free medical aSvice.-Adv.