The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1923-04-21
EVERYBODY is
PLAYING THE
"T-WORD" GAME

"Oh. daddy, it Is such fun. / have
been playing for an hour, and sure
ly do like it. And. it says, every
body can play"-arent you going to
try? Help me after supper, won't
you?" Thus spoke S-year-old Alice
yesterday afternoon as her father
came in.
Then. after the evening meal, there
was a real picnic-of-a time. Sister
suggested that brother look up yes
terday's Age-Herald SO that he and
mother would have picture all of
their own. while she and father had
one to themselves. That was good
idea. Two pencils and two sheets of
paper to each party were enough.
Eight eager eyes went to work.
Father and mother writing while
everybody looked diligently.
This is the scene that The Bir-
mingham Age-Herald IT Word" pic
ture game is making in many homes
in the evenings all around just now.
Everyone has an eager eye and a
look at the picture, and knows just
what 1t holds for him If he works at
it diligently. Fun? Yes, and lots of
IT, of the most wholesome kind. And
money? Yes, there are twenty-five
big Cash Prizes for those who sub
nit the twenty best lists of It
Words"
And the best part about The Age
herald's picture game is that one is
not required to submit any definite
number of correct words, but just
submit the largest and nearest cor
rect list. This makes it such an I'M
usual game. Anyones wits are just
matched against any other persons,
and if one can find the most correct
words. then he wins first prize. And
the nineteen people who submit the
next nineteen best lists win the other
prizes. And in just this manner will
the whole twenty prizes be won. II
an object or an article does not ap-
pear in the picture. then no one can
get credit for it, but If it is there,
then everyone has an equal chance
to find it.
So the question that is being asked
is. How clever are you?" Can it be
that some one other person is more
clever and can find more 1T Words"
than you can? A master list of words
will not be used in Judging the merit
of any list submitted, so each person
entering the Puzzle Game merely
matches his wits against the wits Of
other contestants. An evidence OF
me Ol the CoHtesl OF wills
is growing daily now, and 1t appears
that very soon every one will be test
ing himself out these evenings. There
is still plenty OF time for you to get
in the game and win the $1,000 first
prize. Start today finding the
IT Words"-youll like it and you
can earn some big money.
If you like, The Age-Herald will be
glad to send you free OF charge a
larger copy of the puzzle picture and
also a key list" which will give you
large number of nouns that start
with the letter "T' and make it an
easy matter for you to get up a win
ming list OF words. The key list and
larger copy of the puzzle picture will
be sent Tree to all who will send 2
cents in postage or stamped and
self-addressed envelope. So II you
want key list" and a larger copy
of the spuzzle picture, lust let u
know; write. phone or call in person.
1t won't cost you a cent to take part
in the Puzzle Game and you don't
have to send in a subscription unless
you want to. The Puzzle Game Is not
subscription contest, just big lot
OF fun and amusement for all who
take part and plenty of profit for the
winners. Dent wait, start your list
of at" words TODAY