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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-11
WANTS EARNINGS IF CONNECTS USED. IN CHILD WELFARE.
Flock Of Bills Introduced Be- fore Senate Adjourns Un-
 til Friday
STATE CAPITAL BUREAU |
 THE AGF-ifERALD


 The long session of the 1923 senate was started shortly after noon by Lieutenant Governor Mcdowell. Mem bers in the chamber totalod 29 in the morning session and approximately the same number in the short after noon session.
 Due to the inability of the budget committee to report within the next day or two, the senate voted to ad- journ until II o'clock Friday morn ing.
 A bill was introduced by Senator Griffith which asks that the exercise tax being received by the state from gasoline be turned over entirely to the county taking away one holf of the amount which goes to the state.
 The net earnings of the convict lease system would be turned over by the governor for the care and education of destitute children of child welfare work in Alabama, ac- cordinS to bill introduced by Sen ator J. Manley Foster. A. L. Harlan received his oath succeeding Roy l. NOlen, who is with the state board of convict supervision.
 Miss Minnie Osborne of Mont gomery was elected doorkeeper or the gallery by unamious vote.
 Senator Foster offered two bills seeking closing of streets in Tusca- loosa and one for the extension of the city limits. Another bill seeks tn (. change of office of chief clerk to deputy secretary He also seeks in another bill, an amendment to the highway department act and another bfll calls for the use fo unclaimed bodies for scientific study through a beard to be created for that purpose. senator Hutson introduced a bill seeking regulation of ferries that are ar the dividing line of different counties
 Other bills introduced were: To regulate procedure of the circuit courts in regards to motions 70 set aside pudgmcutS; to provide for rendition of declamatory decrees; provide bail pending an appeal in felony cases; to regulate truck traf fife; to rearrangc the boundaries of Dothan; and to provide that no per son shall hold more than one offic O profit under this state with cer- tain eXecpetions and to provide penalties for the violation thereof
 o o o
 Ed AlmOn Present.
 Congressman Ed Almon Jf the Eighth district was present at the opening session of the legislature having come to the session to ad- vocate the placing of the bust of Gen Joseph Wheeler in the hall of fame at Washington. He expressed much satisfaction at the passage by the senate of the resolution for the paying this tribute to the noted nghter. Congressman Almon eX- pressed the opinion that Ford's Lid for Muscle Shoals will be accepted by Congress early in the next session.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-11
Tee, Fairway and Green
By CHICK" EVANS
MAN OF SCIENCE

COLTS MAN OF SCIENCE
 Chicago has developed golf's Man of Science.
 He Is Chester Horton. who calls himself a golf teacher, nothing more, but I herewith nominate Horton for a place in golf's Hall of Fame. More years ago than l can remember, he was the professional at the old Edge water club when l was caddy there, and l carried for all of the four na- tional women golf champions that Horton developed. I took the first golf lessons I ever had from Horton and l still use the original drag back principal that he showed me hcw to do with driver and brassie.
 l met Horton recently and was amazed to learn what he has done with golf instruction. A great na- tional recognition, among golfers, is sure to come to the man who applies genius to golf instruction as Horton has applied it, and l seize the op- portunity to make known something ol the absorbingly interesting story of this engaging personality.
 Is Years Ahead.
 In the era of golf popularity most instructors have all they can do just to ride with the rising tide, so to speak, but Horton, busy as he is ana OOuDu 1T there IS d more engaged golf pro in America-is years ahead of the present national sweep of golf popularity. Horton has contributed thought to the task of teaching golf and. while teaching "clear up to his ears in work" and while thinking day and night to add to the science of instructing, this genius of the game has found time to develop a left-handed game which is fully the equal of his naturally right handed play. He is, l venture. the only man on earth who can play par golf either right or left-handed.
 Horton has sacrificed all thought Of championship play for teaching work because he gets more thrill out of making a tip-top player, and watch ing him or her develop, than could possibly be derived by him from tournament triumphs. He has four women champions to his credit, sew eral local title holders and more on the way.
 Has Own Methods.
 Horton "individualizes" golf in struction in way that surpasses anything ever heretofore charted and
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-11
YANKEES RETAIN
 4 l2-GAME LEAD

i By nosing out Q to 2 victory over
 the White Sox in the opening game of series of four games at Chicago l Tuesday. the New York Yankees are loftily perehade on top of the Amer ican league race with a yawning lead of twelve full games.
 Had tho White Sox won, they would now be enjoying 0 comfortable berth in third place, for the Athletics, oc- cupants of that position, were taking a to beating from the Indians at Cleveland.
 At St. Louis, the Browns, with Ur- ban Shocker in pitching trim, bat tered the Washington Senators, to l. Snyder's single to center in the
 tenth inning scored the winning run : Tor the Giants in the opening game of
 "cruci1" series with the Pfttsburg Pirates at the Polo Grounds, and
 gave the league leaders in the na- tional league lead of four and one- half games over their opponents.
 The score was 9 to 8. Five homers, by Meusel, Cunningham, Snyder,
 Kelly and Frisch, contributed largely
 to the Giants victory.
 The Cincinnati Reds won from the
 Phillies at Philadelphia, ' to 2, by
 putting five runs across In the tenth inning.
 In Brooklyn the Dodgers blanked
 the Cubs, g to 0, with Pitcher Henry hurling in splendid form.
 The Cardinals took both ends of a double-header with the Boston
 Braves at Boston, II to 1 and to 5.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-11

Some locusts appear every Y years and others every 13 years.
 Cables coated with beef tallow pre- vents beetles from boring into them.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-11
UPRIGHT AND FLAT SWINGS ARE MOST POPULAR IN GOLF

hooking the ball little over spin is imparted to it.
 When I mention a hooked ball I mean one that has just a slight pull to it. A wild hook is bad and usually puts one in trouble.
 My own swing used to be flatter than it is now. I use q style that is nearly upright at the present time. 1 do not go out for lot of roll as | prefer to hit q ball with as much carry as possible.
 It Is quite possible that some golf CTS are attempting to use upright clubs with a flat swing. This is a mistake. Be sure to purchase clubs that suit your style.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-11
BOLD THIEF IS HELD
1000 Letters Opened While Policeme
 Guard Building,

LOUISILLE, Ky, July 10.--Fou thousand letters were opened by robbery here late last night in subpostoffice station, it was learne, today while two patrolmen witt drawn pistols waited outside for th' arrival of postoffice inspectors t unlock the door.
 The inspectors arriver an hour afte the officers telephoned them and upoi entering were alleged to have eaugh. Sam Long, 27. in the act of opening letters. The floor was a sea of torl mail. Long had obtained only $50 i. checks and $40 in street car ticket from the uniforms of mailmen durinf his hours work. He was held fol federal authorities.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-11

plated by teacher in this field. It is not enough for him to tee the novice off with struggling efforts at the St. Andrews swing, producing more precipitation for the pupil than anything else. He takes hold of the pupil as Alonzo Stagg, the coach, takes hold of prospective athletic man material-and then finds out what Is there.
 Horton has certain fundamentals for the youth, the woman. the middle aged player and for the elderly golfer and. he told me, he has also found that several cripples were so fitted up with instruction that they now play a fair game. You might think that with so much detail the hour of instruction would be a ter ribly complicated ordeal for the pupil.
 It is at that point that Horton's real genius reveals itself. Like the
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-11
Q V Q Miss Wheeler Speaks.

No opposition was shown in the senate to the resolution placing the statue of Gen. Joe Wheeler in the Hall of Fame and it was adopted by the unanimous vote of the senate. Annie Wheeler, daughter of General Wheeler. The resolution was sent to the house for it's consideration and the designation will not become ef- fective until affirmative action has
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-11
YOUNG WOMAN KIDN.PED

CHICAGO, July l0.-Overpowered bv Tour men as she walked to her place of employment today Miss Philamina Costello, IS. was kidnaped and thrown into an automobile in which two men were riding. The police, who ob- tained the number of the ear, learned that { had been stolen.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-11
GIVE RNOR URGES PROMPT DISPOSAL. OF REVENUE BILL
Measure Has Revision For Abolition Tax Collectors In
 Small Counties
CContinued From Page One.)

finally pass on all matters which af- feet the revenue of the state.
 For these reasons the report of the budget committee is deferred un- til a revenue system is defined by Your body"
Hyder Alaska miner., 1923-01-24
From Other Alaskan Camps

winter. The operation of the mill was recently held up for several weeks because of the delay in the arrival of a shipment of pine oil for the fotation tanks.
Hyder Alaska miner., 1923-01-24

It is reported that an option has been given by the Alaska Gasti- neau Mining Co. on it's Thane bFop- erty. including all it's hydro-elec- tric resources and plant. for the erection of a pulp and paper mill. The three chief officials of the com pany, President Hayden. Col. D. c. Jackline and B. L. Thane have reached an agreement for disposing of the remaining gold ore mill equipment on the property.
 o. G. Davies of Skagwag has written to a friend in Anchorage that placer strike on the Chilkat river has caused quite stampede from Skagway. The letter states that the strike is in the vicinity of Haines, near Battery Point, on the mainland, and about 18 miles to the south of Skagway. Jim Nc Closkey and his brothers have staked claims, and SO have about 40 others.
 A Fairbanks report says that two outfits left that place recently to begin work near the mouth of Shovel creek, the scene of the re- cent discovery. It is also reported that three outfits will be moved to the new diegines from the Tolova- na district, with boilers and min ing machinery. Indications are that lot of work will be done in the new district before spring.
 The mill of the Endicott Mining and Milling Co. at William Henry Bay is now running to full capaci- ty and will continue to operate all
Hyder Alaska miner., 1923-01-24
Federal Power Commission

In compliance with the Federal Water Power Act Al Stat, 1063) notice is here by given that Messrs. Kehoe. Hanson, Hummel and Sutherland, Care of James Wickersham, Juneau, Alaska, have filed application for preliminary permit cov- ering power project on Thumb Creek, a tributary of Salmon River, about seven miles north of Hyder. Alaska Any ob- jection to such application, or request for hearing thereon, together with any briefs. reports or other data for which consideration is desired, should be sub mitted to the Executive Secretary. Fed eral Power Commission, Washington, DC.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22
Ell JUICIO CONTRA L. .LAyERGNE
EN- LA CORTE FEDERAL

( & 7 s i a Z. y 4
Esta maiiana, a las hucvc comenz6
u celebrarse en- Ia Corte Federal, 81
sjuieio contra q jovcn Edwin Laverg'
ne, quicn fuc segundo pagador del Ma
tional CITY Bank dc csta ciudad.
FL jiifado estd compucsto por los
seIores Baldomerp Romero, Manuel A.
Vidal, II. q. Carroll, Joaquin Acevedo,
All Hernandez, Jr. W. G. Saymond,
Ramon Tembleg, Ike Goldsmith, re
dro Flores, Z. o. Seefield, Rafael Ape
llaniz Y Joaquin Jarquc.
Al joren Lavergne se lc acusa de
que Dor j dfa ID de nd iempre de 1922,
maiiciosamente y con Ia intenci6n de
defraudarSal National City Bank, pago
tres cheques del Banco Popular de Eco
nolnias v Prestamos. firmado por Uli-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22
Las Flechas del Amor
(Por Alberto Insua).

Publicada por ''Renacimiento'' sc
ha puesto la venta una nueya edi
ci6n de esta preciosa novela de Alber-
to Insua. ~.
Agotada raNdamente la edici6n an
terror, estaTos seguros que ha de ser
recibida ell ell mercado literario como
una nueva production de tan afama-
do novelista.
Los lnejores elosios que de ella pu-
di6ramos haccr van expresados en- el
pr6logo que ostenta la obra como una
galard0n de SUI merito, del insigne es-
critor frances Mauricio Barres.
En- 81 Sc encomia el mGrito revelan-
te de este autor Y de esta obra lle-
ia de passion, sana y fuerte, Ia que
Sc une Ia fluidez de un estilo que le
caracteriza que ha contribuido que
el nombe de Insua sc cotice entire los
primeros de nuestros noyclistas con-
temporaneos.
Las flechas del amor" es una no.
yela de juventud en- que sus protago-
nistas nos hagen reeordar escenas vi
vidas en- la primayera de la vida, cuan
do ell alma roza es toda altruismo y
passion desinteresada y noble y nos ha-
&c recordar alghn desengaiio que sdej6
cn nuestro espiritu i, un tinte, de- me-
lancolfa. ,,a.,s 4 @a,i a.. i94t;t. II
I'll ambiepte madrilefo en- que Sc
desarrollan sus escenas presta un co
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22
Cronica de L-ares
Y ferrocarriles.

SOlcnlncs cultos.
Durante los dfas de Semana San
ia, Sc efectuarln salemnes cultos en-
esta paEroquia, del glorioso Patriar-
ca San jose los cuales estarin car
so del celoso cura parroco Rydo. Ra-
mon Martinez.
Dicho reverendo ha lanZado una OK
hortaci6n a sus numerosos fell gfeses
" al pdblico en- general, del fcual..sbn
fragmentos los siguientes pirrafos:
"Amados feligreses v hermanos. en-
Jesucristo: al acercarse el tempo Ell
que todo el orbe cat6lico, dando de
mano las tareas cotidianas, Sc re-
coge para meditar contemplar la
sagrada passion y muertefdel 1ijo de
Dios, he crefdo conveniente dirigiros
mi autOrizada palabra de Parroco, pa
IA recordaros la prdctica de uno de
los medios mas eficaces para satisfa-
Ger Dios por los pecados del mundo
|y santificar nuestras almas.
Ell rico que Ell amos de miseria para
su pueblo, no, busc;l los nndios de fa-
vorecer los pobres,' emprendiendo
obras, mejorando~ sus haciendas; dam
do de 10 q! de ellos carccen.. ese rico
esclayo de- Ia avaricia, no debe llamar-
Sc cat0lico, pues no tiene sentimientos
cristianos,3 ophrque' MO conocei la caril
llad,l que es 81 alma del cristimismo
+ Nenid, pues, ricos Y polrcs, It bnscar
la verdadcra luz que vienc n este
smundo, yeilid d. los pies dc Jesueristo
sqnc,Ins el 1firico que pnede solncionar
ilos, graves problcmas del capital Y ira
Ibajo; versd cua1 otfo zaqueo y Buen
Itsamaritano en- pos de -Jcsis''.
Los Santos Ejercicios scrdh diri-
I gides por ell Rev. Padre n. Lofdcn
Y y,eI iParroc6 Padre MARTINEZ
/" aqsodos los actos 1it1reicos, que yh
todo cl pueblo conoce. por =celebrarsc
todos los aiios, Sc efectUardn destle
| el Domingo de Ramos hasta ell Do
mingo de Resurrection.
Programa para los demas actos:
1.-Crnz parroquial acompallada de
los limos de altar.
2-Angeles, arcangeles, querubines,
serafines, tronos, dominaciones, potcs-
tades, yirtudes, principados:
3.--Las tres virtudes Ieologales !;
Fe, Esperanza y Carload.
T 4Las cuatro virtudes eardina-
les: Justicia, Fortaleza, Prudencias i
Templanza. 81
J.-7-Las Tres Marfas.
G.-Ni1as del Milo Jestis de pra-
ga y Nihos de San Luis Gonzaga.
7.-Los Pajes del Santfsimo 'Sacrl-
mento.
S.-Congrcgaei6n de las sehoritas
Hijas de Maria.
9.-Congregaci0n de San Jose. VI
'. TO- Caballeros de Colon.
11.-Los Soldados Romanos dirigi,
dos por un capitan
12.-El Santo Madero.
49, FL Santo Sepulcro.
14.-Preste con papa pluvial bajo
lde Palio.
15.Banda de mlisica.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22

rribles, que cas no podia andar.
mo hacia mucho tempo de haber
comenzado tomar Tanlac y las Pildo-
ras Vegetables Tanlac, clando compren-
di que al fin habia encontrado la me.
dicina que necesitaba. Ahora ha des.
aparecido todos, los achaques y dolores
y cada dia va disminuyendo la hincha-
zon. Como con gusto de que no haloia
sido dable en- mucho tempo, he aumen-
tado varios kilos en- peso, duermo muy
bien y me siento mejor y mas fuerte
que nunca. Mi gratitud hacia Tanlac
nc reconoce timites."
Tanlac Sc vende en- todas las drogue-
rias y farmacias.
Sc han vendido mas de 35 millones
de botellas.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22
Los dltimos libros publicados y que Sc
encuentran de venta en- la librerla
CANIER0, FERNANDEZ { CO. INC.

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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22
Los Achaques J Dolores de Siete Amos
de Duracion desapareceron con Tanlac
---dice una Paciente.
La enfermedad del est6magO, la torpeza del
higado,, los marcos, el reumatismO las
jaquecas y la nerviOsidad, desapa-
recierOn pOr complete, decla-
ra una agradecida seilora
de Santurce.

"Bcndecire sieinprc el dia en- que OBJ
tuve Tanlac". dijo hace POGO la senora
Rafaela Camacho de Cardena, con do.
micilio en- la calle Cerra Andino No. 2,
Santurce.
"Durante siete amos suf1i de enfer-
lncdad del estomago, torpeza del higa-
do, reumatismo, y estaba tan debil y
decaida, que casi andaba arrastrando-
me. Tenia mry POGO apetito, muy
NAL sabor en- la boca, sufria de agru.
ras de estomago, jaquecas y marcos y
estaba tan nerviosa que de noche po
dia dormir muy POGO. Durante esos
siete amos, nunca me vi libre de reu
matismo, con dolores en- las rodillas y
tobillo de la pierna derecha. y vece:
tenia tai hinchazon y dolores tan te
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22

Frssts :
16.-Puebl0.
q. FL cura Parroco tiene especial sa-
tisfacci0n Ell i1lvitar muy cordialmell-
te todos Y csper;a III asistencia pun
tua1 aedichos aetos y la compostura y
rcligiositlad en- todos clos. H..
HG cueIt0. :.@ -
Despuas de haber ,estado' por ano y
medic baasente de- sus familiares, ha
vuelto a su hogar el caballero de ne.
gociQs, seior F. Linares.
FL senor Linares estuvo todo este
tempo en- Nueva York, Ell asuntos dc
negocios. Nuestro saludo para el.
La Logia.
Ia sido y estd siendo objeto de dis.
tintas reparaciones ell edificio que ocu
pa la Logia Faro de Borinquen. Va
tiene una bella fachada y 81 logran
llacerle todas las reparaciones en- pro
yecto, lie dara cl mcncionado edificiC
.realce aqucl sitio meiorara ell or.
nato de, esta poblaci0n. .4
Ia taUccido..
IIa dejado de eXistir el que fu6 don
Arsenic Bezanilla. senior de prestigios
Padre ejcmplar Y ciudadano recto.
| La intrusa lie atac6 a una edad
aYauzada, FuG causa &c SUI muertt
una pilmonfa doble. Pierde Ia colo
lnia espalola 'pn incipiSable luchador
/ Aeompailamos a.tsus sthijos en- tai
jterfible, trance.
Gran cRtHSidsat0.
Han sido acngidas con gran entu
siasmo por partc do casi todo los
/ jdVenes, las nucvas que sc relacional
con cl cmplantamiento de un campl
mcntp miIitar dc instruction en- G
i'uerte lie San CristobaA, que como ST
s,rBe tendra efecto desde el dfa l.
de JUNO al Is de julio del alo pre-
sente.
Hasta la fecha muchos de nges
tros jovenes han solicitado para los
cursos difercntes estdn resucltos 6
recibir el sol tropical en- plcno verant
en- los terrenos que una yez sirvieror
de guarniciones 4 nucstra Madre Pa
tria.
PERICLEs
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22
Sc LIE pERDIo ia. MAtET.A

I'll senior Hurbert, Land0, agcnte
.Yendedor de Ia casa n. n. squibb, dc
New York, informa d Id detective que
on q trayecto de Aibonito Il San Juan
sc le cxtravi6 una maleta de color
amarillo, nueva, conteniendo una ma
quinilla Corona y otros efectos de
algiin valor.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22

scs Oliyieri, montante In suma de
seis mil quinientos vainticinco dollars.
III acusado es defelilido por los abo-
gados Jordan Passarel, de Ponce, Vi
Sanchez, dc San Juan.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22
UN REMEDI0 cAsERo PARA La
INFLUENZA
PER1cLE

La experiencia pasada durante ii
prinlera epidemic de influenza en- Ii
isla, demostr6 que el ALCOHOLADO
INDIANO es IA nejor medicina. no
solo para prevent sino para curar III
erferrncdad. Apiicandc tibio solo o
rnezclado con aqua en- fricciones por Ia
cabeza Y e cuerpo, estiinula Ia traspi-
raci6n DE "a piel y acelera notablemen-
te ia curaciotl. Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22
AvIsO
DIR, N. QUINoNEs JIMENEz
Especiahdad:
ojos, oidos, nariz y garganta

Desea contestar las personals que
diario le escriben que no acostln-
bra, nj ha pensado salir on excursion
professional por la isla. A Ia veg les
informa que d procedimiento Barra,
quer para extirpar las cataratas re-
quiere una intervention qnirurgica,
y no i'm tratamiento, como suponen
los quo solicitan 50 les envie recetas
pro correo.
Con mucho gusto los atendera en- su
consultorio:
Tobacco Palace, san Juan, r. Il.
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22
Senoras, Senoritas, Caballeros y Niiios
de tOdas las edades
LEGO Ell Ola DE cURAR sUs MALES.

Tenemos San Juan Cso 20 nuesra Agencia proysa de
fodos los nlmeros de los "REMEDIOS ENSIGN HOMEOPATI-
COS Uds puedan Ell favor
tante dispense pbco vsndoa las curas
indan bondad cxito de 6tOs homeopacos yaya
I'd adquera los rascos Indispensable
AN ensenarn como combinan e darin
inormes qaera Aproveche oportunda Consutas
gratis al DR.. ENSIGN autor fabrcante de clos
The Ensign Remedies Company.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22
MIR. HARDING, RE sTABLEpIDo

4 El jefe del Negociado dc Informa-
ci6n, Frank L. Harding, que estuvo EN-
fermo durante algunos dfas, atacado
de Ia gripe reinante, VA ha regresado
hoy sn oiicina.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-03-22

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