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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-02

Then they could see the little tiny fairies wash the faces of the lilies until they were as white as snow.
 Do you have to wash the lilies faces every night, dear little tiny fairies?" Raggedy Andy asked the little fairy who had spoken to them first.
 "Oh. no. Raggedy Andy!" the little tiny fairy laughed in a tinkly kind of way. The lilies in the deep, deep woods here do not need their faces washed every day, for there is very little dust and dirt here. but you will see that, when we wash each lily's face, we leave tiny drops of water still upon them!"
 Each drop of water looks like a pearl! Raggedy Ann said as she bent closer to see better.
 Each drop of water Is dew drop!" the little fairy said. And after this, whenever you see a little flower with dew drops upon it, you may know that the fairies have been washing that flowers face! And, 1t
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see If they are really talking to one snotherp"
 So the two Raggedys caught hold of ands and walked over to where the lovely white lilies were nodding and bending on their stems just as if they were lowing to each other.
 And, when the Raggedys reached the clump of lovely white lilies they held their breaths with delight, for, there amongst the lilies, with tiny pails of water, were hundreds of tiny little Fairies.
 You do not need to hold your cot ton breaths. Raggedy Ann and Rag gedy Andy!' one little tiny Fairy called to the rag dolls. We know who you are and we know that you are kindly rag dolls! Just you come up as close as you wish, Raggedys. and watch us wash all the lilies nice and pretty and cleanw So the two rag dolls, Raggedy Ann and Rag gedy Andy walked right up close to the lilies and sat down upon the soft green moss.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-02
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BUSINESS ~PPOKTUNITIEs

WOULD $25 or more per week for your spare time appeal to you? The Age-HeralG is now making one of the finest offers ever made by any newspaper in the south. You can easily earn from $25 to $50 per week for but very little effort. The "5O,000 Club" will be comprised of men and women of Greater Birmingham. Eighty-five cents per order will be paid you for each New Subscription you se- cure for The Age-Herald. Be- sides this you have an oppor- tunity of winning one of eight fine new automobiles. You can easily secure from five to ten new orders a day, and you can figure out for yourself just what this will amount to in money. Call at the campaign headquar- ters of the "50,000 Club" or phone the Club Manager at Main 4900.
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are more settled in life. They either


 are engaged or married. Will she have to remain bachelor girl?
 But the very fact that she Is un- attached and less particular than she was at prim IS means that she Is cer- tain to meet the right man very soon. On some summer trip, at som e social or within some friends home she Is bound to meet man her own age who has been looking for her type of girl right along.
 So 1t Is always when a man an nounces he Is going to be a bachelor or girl meekly admits that she guesses she'll have to be a spinster that the big thing happens-the right girl or man appears. Some of the happiest marriages are made be- tween 25 and 35, so the young men and women who are passing through that doubtful age" need have nc fear. The best is yet to come!
 The main thing for the man or girl who will marry late in life to re- member is to retain that youthful spirit. As long as a man is optimis- tic and boyish and girl Is not "set" in her ways and ready for a good laugh Cupid can work with them. The spirit of youth shows in the sparkle of the eyes, the curve of the lip and joyful, happy outlook on life.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-02

Note-On same ~""h A'~'N combinations take out in major suit and leave in on miner suit. Note-Ths king. jack and three others is the key to go by. It is strength to take out on the major suit and strength to leave in on the minor suit.
 A novice will think it is foolish to take his partner from no-trump tC two of a minor suit, indicating dead hand. thereby increasing the contract. He has not reasoned that the no-trump will not take single trick in his hand. If he plays it mo- trump and If the five-card minor suit is played for the trump, even if the ace, king, and queen are In the adversaries' hands, at least two tricks will be taken in the dead hand.
 Note-A no-trump helps a suit bet ter than a suit helps no-trump. Example No. l.
 Spades-7, ?.
 Hearts-10, 4. Damonds-9, 8.
 Clubs-Ace, king, queen. g. ', 6, 5. Bid three clubs. for with a min mum no-trump the hand ought to gC home on clubs.
 Example No. Q
 Spades-9, 6.
 Hearts-Jack, g.
 Diamonds-Queen. 10, g, 8. {. Clubs-S. z, 3. 2.
 Bid two diamonds. for the hand is dead.
 Example No. g.
 Spades-Jack, 8, g.
 Hearts-S, [. 3.
 Damonds-6. 4.
 Clubs-King, 9, 6, 5, 2. Bid two clubs, for the hand is dead.
 Example No. 4-
 Spades-2.
 Hearts-10, s, 3, 2.
 Diamonds-Jack. 4, 2.
 Clubs-King, jack. s, 6, 5. Leave in.
 Example No. 5- Spades-9, 6.
 Hearts-6, 3.
 Diamonds-9, s, 6, 8.
 Clubs-King, jack. 9, '. 2. Leave in.
 Example No. G.
 Spades-6. 4. ?.
 Hearts-19, 8.
 Diamonds-Ace, 10, [, 3, 2. Clubs-Jack, 10, g.
 Leave in, as the ace of diamonds keeps the hand from being dead. Some Bridge Axioms.
 A no-trump helps the suit better than a suit helps the no-trump. A lead to sure trick in dummy never does any harm.
 In no-trump hold the command of your adversary's suit if 1t Is the strongest weapon in your hand. O o . What To Do At The Psychological
 Moment At the psychological moment take the trick that saves game, If you have 1t, and. If not, play as you see ir in your partners hand. Take the trick that sets the contract if you have 1t, and, if net, play as you see 1t in your partners hand.
 In playing a no-trump hand. when dummy is down. start with your longest suit in the combined hands; don't give up your high cards in short suits, for that promotes small cards in your adversarie's hands. In playing suit hand, when
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-02
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WOULD S25 or more per week for your spare time appeal to you? The Age-Herald is now making one of the finest offers ever made by any newspaper in the south. You can easily earn from $25 to $50 per week for but very little effort. The "50,000 Club" will be comprised of men and women of Greater Birmingham. Eighty-five cents per order will be paid you for each New Subscription you se- cure for The Age-Herald. Be- sides this you have an oppor- tunity of winning one of eight fine new automobiles. You can easily secure from five to ten new orders a day, and you can figure out for yourself just what this will amount to in money. Call at the campaign headquar- ters of the "50,000 Club" or phone the Club Manager at Main 4900.
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"Nita"-Pure household ammonia would of course rot the hair. but it would also burn and disfigure your skin. It Is usual to combine equal parts of peroxide of hydrogen and ammonia for this purpose.
 The hairs are bleached rotted and dorp out. but the roots are stimu- lated. so the next crop of hair Is heavier and coarser.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-02

Do not throw away leftover syrup when canning fruits. It can be used for flavoring buildings and other desserts. It makes good sauces and improves both a punch and lemon ade.
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NO. XIII Continua ton of "Take Oufs."

Always remem . Der: When partne CT has bid a mo- trump and there Is no intervening g bid, you take your partner out of the no-trump into tn e major suit for strength, into the minor suit for W c a k n 6 8 S. Strength and " ca akness are gov erned by the presence or ab = sence of the en- try or re-entry card.
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An aerial cable line for the trans portation of freight will be built in Venezuela between Caracas and La Guayra.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-07-02
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When the Rag gedys left the Tree max and his cousin, the Blowgee, they were very happy for they had made two more good friends. And as Raggedy Ann said Every time a per- son makes a friend it is just like add ing another flower to a bouquet. And the more friends we have. then the larger the lovely bouquet becomes,"
 And as you speak of lovely bouquets, Raggedy Ann," Raggedy An dy said, just you look at the lovely clump of white Ill., les over near the brook!"
 oh! They are V e l y, Ra ggedy Andy!" R a g g e q y Ann replied. See how they are bend ing and holding just as If they were lowing and talKin g to one another!"
 Tt does seem as if they were nod ding their pretty white heads at one another.' Raggedy Andy agreed. Let IS walk over there, RagEedy Ann and
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WOULD $25 or more per week for your spare time appeal to you? The Age-Herald IS now making one of the finest offers ever made by any newspaper in the south. You can easily earn from $25 to $50 per week for but very little effort. The "50,000 Club" will be comprised
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WE CAN USE SEVERAL men who own light car or horse and buggy for work in small towns and rural routes; an attractive com mission proposition to those who can qualify. Apply Cir culation Department, The Age-Herald.
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ALWAYS SEE US FIRST W Wanted-A-1 plumber $1. 50 hour. Lady stenographer, S100. Al automobile mechanic, S1 hour, Timer to lease tin shop, cast iron molders soc hour. Young lady stenographer. typist. cash Ter all-round machinists, in city. detallers structural steel draftsmen. Rough dryer girl laundry work. strong white boys, learn trade. experienced white waitresses, $l0 week 4 inexperienced waitresses. stone mason, trim work. 8 inexperienced table girls, table boys. 25 white laborers. $2 S2 and board. Soda dispenser, experienced father,
 roofer.
 Apprentice press machine operator. White boy, learn battery work. White colored coal miners, track men. colored walters. hotel maids. Colored car washers. SIT week. 30 colored laborers, s2.32 and board. colored railroad porters. Janitors. Colored butler bus boys orderly boys. Colored wheeler loader, also Jumper. Colored hotel hall boys. experienced
 presser.
 Colored men. short order cooks Colored woman cook. S2o week. Colored boys girls. dlshwashers; others Producers 211glb Ave.
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COMMISSION LUMBER SALESMAN Who understands cypress to sell cypress, also some dressed pine. for on a com mission basis in Northern Georgia. Give following information: Firms now rep resenting, average monthly sales of each wood handled, counties covered and how often. What commission and basis you want from us to give us best effort and good volume. Give references Gress Manufacturing Co.,, Jacksonville, Fla. COMMISSION LUMBER SALESMAN Who understands cypress, to sell cypress. also some dressed pine. for on q commission basis in northern Georgia. Give following information: Firms now representing, average month ly sales of each wood handled, counties covered and how often what commis sion and basis you want from to give best effort and good volume; give references. Gress Manufacturing Co, Jacksonville, Fla.
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EXPERIENCED women pressers and fin ishers on ladies work; regular job, Ap- ply l70S Ave. B. Karp Dry Cleaner and Dyer.
 WANTED-A cook; room on place. Ap- ply at 1SO s. 10th St. Monday morning. MUNICIPAL. Free Employment Bureau. third floor city hall. Main 704o FOR { aasc al help call Main llo<.
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NORWOOD--2 nice rooms. partly fur nished, possession the lst. Call Hem- lock 5NT-
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NORWOOD-Nlcely furnished front room.
 convenient 10 cars and jitneys; meals close by; gentlemen only. Hemlock 1445.
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ORWOOD-Nlcely furnished bedroom.
 next to bath. to business couple or gen
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FIVE POINTS-Niceiy furnished room with sleeping porch. very ressonablei garage. Main 1869
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-26
La Fabrica de Galletas
de YaucO

: En- cl anunci6 griifico publicado en-
la secci0n grdfica lie Ell. IMPARCIAL
por la gran fabrica de galletas de
Sues de Juan Fernandez. de 1auco,
Sc escape una errata que qHeremos
aclarar. FL ndmero del telefono del
Agente de la citada industrial Ell San
Juan es 1902 negro Y no 106J negro
como aparece.
Aprovechamos Ia OCCASION para eX-
presar ntestra ,gratitud al obsequio re-
petido que nos han hecho los citados
fabricantes. de una eXquisita caja de
galletas Champagne. que en- NADIA tie
men que envidiar por su magnffiea con
feeci6n delicadeza a las que nos vie
len del exterior. mereciendo eIfapoyO
de nuestro pdblico consumidor, va que
Sc trata de- una industrial del pals que
hace honor la ciudad de Yauc0.
FL Colmado Perez, entire Allen Y
Tanca, tiene una ricl variedad de es-
tas galletas Ia venta, es el repre-
sentallte de la importante fabrica en-
san Juan, el. active joven Don Enri-
que Malaret, cuya resideneia esta en-
Saliturce.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-26
Ell pueblo cubano celebra con patriotlco
entusiasmo su glonosa efemerides
del Grito de Barre.
El general Navarro, despues de ser sometido
un Consejo de, Guerra, Sc dice que sera
exhOnerado de toda responsabilidad.
algunos meses de prision.
(De Nasstro serrvicio cablesirafco Especial,

HABANA. febrero 26-El aniversa-
rio glorioso del grito de Bair6, que fue
el comienzo de la revoluci0n eubana
por su independencia. fue celebrado
aver con grandes festejos. La ciudad
de la Habana amaneci0 completamente
engalanada con banderas v g;tllarde-
ties y ademas de los actos oficiales de
rigor. lleyarOnse cabo una imponente
revista militar que asisti6 el Presi-
dente de la Repdblica v los altos jefes
del Gobierno': mas tarde hubo una re-
cepci0n en- Palacio que concurri0 to-
do ell cuerpo diplomatico acreditado Y
por la noche hubo Illumination general
en- las parques v plazas pliblicas. anne
nizando la termination de la fiesta una
retreta doble v fuegos yariadfsimos de
artificio. En- las principaless ciudades
de la RepGblica Sc coadyuv0 grande-
mente a que la brillante efemelides de
La naci6n resultara Ell totlos conceptos
patri0tica solemne.
MADRID, febrero 26. FL general
Navarro, despues de hacer una decla-
raci6n de tres horas ante el Conseio
de GuerraNa que fue llevadoy EN- las
cuales lizo el historical complete de
los sucesos que culminaron en- su pri-
sion y la de varios de sus hombres en-
poder de Abd-el-Krim, fue opinion ge-
- 3,
neral que va ha publicado la prensa,
de que serd exento Ell ilustre caudillo
de toda responsabilidad
ROMA, febrero 26 Tropas colonia-
les italianas han obtenido varios exftos
. resonantes sobre los rebeldes del Tri-
poll, que habfan organizado UNI alza-
miento general en- toda aquella region.
En- un combate en- que la suerte Sc
decide por el triunfo de las armas
italianas, fueron tales las p6rdidas de
revolucionarios, que apenas lograron
escapar del cercoi en- que fueroiA nett
dos. Con este desastre Sc anuncia que.
Ia rebellion esti practicamente do
minada.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-26

: LONDRES. febrero 26 = In despa
cho del Central News. que ha sido AGO
gido con alguna reserva. asegura que ell
lider revolucionario irlandes cannon de
Valera liza Sido arrestado por varios
de los soldados del Estado Libre,
bre. ailadiendo la noticia que al hacer
resistencia el detenido, flle linchado de
una manera, barbara. FL despacho Sc
cree no procede de fuentes yerdaderas,
puesto que de ser yerdad el hecho Sc
hubirSn recibido otros posteriores con-
firmandolo dando mayores detalles.
dado el prestisio que Ell todo el mum
do tiene eI senior de Valera.
DUBLIN, febrero 26. comisio-
nados del gobierno del Estado Libre en-
los departamentos de Rentas Internas
de Irlanda. han anunciado aver que
desde principles del mes de abril Sc
RAN cobrados todos los dereehos im-
puestos. en- todos los artfculos lie lujo
que entren al pals, procedentes del ex-.
terror, incluyendo los que vienen de
Gran Bretaha e1 Norte de Irlanda,
20 sea la region del Ulster, que perma-
nece bajo el regimen lie Inglaterra.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-26
10 DE LA HLJELGA
AGRICOLA
Tn refuerzo de 20 po-
licias salieron ano-
che para Guayama
en- dos guaguas.

Anoche a las doce ell dos guaguas,
salieron para la ciudad de Guayama,
veinte poiicfas del puesto de San Juan
irmados de sus -respectivas tercerolas
IaI mando del sargento Guillermo Sol
devila de Puerta de TERRA.
Cuando preguntamos al taqufgrafo
del coronel Bennett. seilor Ugarte, u
motive de este refuerzo policiaco, ma
da nos pudo decir. debido u que no
estaba autorizado por su jefe para
clio.
Por otro conducto hemos sabido que
esos policias fueron solicitados aver
por ell telefono por algunos propieta-
rios de aquella localidad. debido IL que
abrigdndose con fundamento ell tenor
de que hoy pudieran ocurrir distur-
bios en- virtud de las pr6dicas bolche-
viques que lanzan constantemente al
pueblo ELI huelga. Los animos por
aqueIla comarca, segdn nos informan
personals que han llegado de Guaya-
ma estan verladeramente exaltados.
Parece que Ell el cuartel de la po-
licfa Sc conserya absolute discretion
zen cuanto al ameritado refuerzo en-
yiado Il Guayama, p.Ies nj et ayudan-
te Jtidice. nj el jefe Blanco. NADIA han
queritlo informar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-26
Ell debut de las Chilenas

I'll s;ibadU por LII tartlc recibimos
en- nuestia reduction la atenta vista
que nos dispense nuestro particular
amigo seilor Reinaldo Paniagua, de la
empresa del simpatico Y elegante Tea
trO "OlimpG'. de Santurce, quien
aeompaiiad0 de las gentiles y agraGa-
bles artistas de nacionalidad clilena,
seiiorits Theda y Vera Neayerensky
y Linda Gavid, por breves mOmentos
alegraron la reduction de Ell IMPAIR
CIAL, a la vez que nos avisaron que
harfan su debut, probablemente ell jue-
YES de La semana Ell curse, dandb a
conocer las clasieas bailarinas, que
son conocedoras del bale en- general,
y la seiiorita Linda Gavid, que sabe
cantar con suma glacia y picaresca in
tenci6n los chistoses couples de actual
lidld.
Estas tres graciosas y encantadoras
clliquillas desarrollaron sus aptitudes
artfsticas bajo scompetente direction
de Ia celebraGa artista de fama mum
dial, Ana Parlova, cuya artista tu-
yimos la oportulidad de conocer y
admirar, Y el pdblico de esta capital
teutlrd el placer. seguramente, de
apruiar que las glaciosas chilenas son
merecedoras de la fama de que sviencn
precedidas. :
Durante la media hora que las refe
rida ssefioritas permanecieron en- nues-
ira reduction hiibiinos de suspender.
desde luego, la ruda labor que nos
impoile nuestras habituales faenas.
pOrque auedamos todos admirados de
Ia gracia v la soltura de Theda. Vera
Lillda, y de Ia amena conversation
que nos proporcion0 nucstro amigo,
seior Reinaldo Paniagua.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-26
Sensible fallecimiento
EN- Mallorca

Sesil cable recibido en- Ponce por
los sefiores Bartolo y Antonio Arbo-
ma, nliembros de la importante dis
tinguida firnla ARIZONA Hermanos, del
alto comercio de aquella ciutNad, Sc ha
sabido Ell tristes y doloroso fallecimien-
to del seilor Bartolome ARIZONA, padre
de les caballeros citados. Este luc-
tuoso acontecimiento aeaecio. ell el
pueblo dc SolIer, Mallorca.
Con pesar anotaInos en- nuestras CO.
lumnas esta seiltida condolencia y en-
yiamos Ia expression de nuestro pesa-
me a los hermanos Arbona, por la
irreparable perdida que aeaban de ex-
perimentar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-26
Un suntuoso regalO

la distinguida sonora Gonzalez de
Hernandez Usera, de acuerdo con su
esposo Ell Lcdo. don Rafael, don6 opor-
tunamente al Municipio de Guayama,
un amplio solar que era de su propie-
dad para que Sc estableciera ALI Ell es-
plendido edifieio de Ia Alta Escuela,
Icontribuyendo tambien esplendidamen-
te para la it'll obra a beneicio del ma
yor auge de la instruction en- Ia culta
sciudaddel Este.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1923-02-26
ULTIM a HOR AA

Para poder atender "a immense de-
mhnda que tiere Ia grandiosa produc-