davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1923-01-19
We1ana @eretme.

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&i6aro 8rauner, SefretGr. 314 6
5traBe 9.-@. Generals erl. am l..
Sonntag i'm 90. i'm Concord &llb.
SingItunoe ieoen Mittmo6 9(beno.
@ermania @Gnner . GbOr. Ser
.inmmIuneen I'M Concord &Iub, 314
6 StroBe q. IS. 8rGIioent csobn
@eif; Setretdr: Sris SGffner, 1850
8laoen8burg &ooo, 81. g.; Brof. 6.
@briitiani it,, 0irigent. @erf. ieoen
Donnerstag i. &C., @~eneralberi. am
I. OonnerStog i. so.
SGnserbnnO 9amenOcreip gerl
I'M 2. @ittpo@ i. Sc, abenos s ub!,
I'M Concord &Iub.
MriOn 9amenberein. Srou g.
Rrumfe, Srai. 8eri. am 2. Ntittlpca,
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Washington Journal., 1923-01-19

A 9entide Greimamrer 9uae
XX Armiuins, Yer. rs, S.A.a.N
Nv @0am SGneioer, Sefretdr
sol Union Saoings Bant BUILDING.
Beri. am 1. uno 3. 0ienstoe /. Wt.
I'M Nellen Noionic SempeI.
Washington Journal., 1923-01-19
3n bermieten:

Gin 1Aones 3immer an oeutI6en
Serrn. 1tt6 9 GtraRe Sc.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-24

En- enero Ell Congreso de los Esta-
dos Unidos estara preocupado con pro-
blemas de caracter nacional e interna-
cional tales como Ell bono del soldado;
los asuntos de Mejico; los asnntos de
Cuba; los asuntos de Filipinas; la re-
baja de la tributaci6n; La tarifa del
az1car; la corte International; la cues
'ti6n del carbon; la perspectiva de la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-24

dez v Garcia frmado por Ell expire
sado r. Frias Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-24
ST. IOY Soto paee df que en- Ia presenp session del (OngeO
pueda COnsegulrse una refOrma radical del acta Ogania

En- vfsperas casi de salir hacia lie
Norte la Comision Conjunta de la Le-
gislatura que ha de ir ALI atraba-
jar por las reformas en- nuestra Car
ia Organica, nuestro active CORES
ponsal en- Ponce, consider6 convenien-
te y oportuno conocer ell criterio. que
acerca de los resultados de esa labor,
pudiera tener el distinguido presiden-
te del Partido Republican,, don Jose
Tous Soto.
Las manifestations que nos ha he
cho ell senior Tous Soto, tienen induda
blemente una importancia extraordi-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-24
Ell DORADO

completamente reformadp con su
espacioso salon para la comodidad de
su numerosa clientela, .ofrece para esta
sNocHE BUENA': LEcHoN AsADo.
PAvo RELLENo, GALLINA AL HoR
NO, PAsTELEs, HALLACAs; ARRoz
a LA PAELLA Y GUINEA EN- Es-
CABECHE.
Tcdos estos platos han sido confec-
cionados con el mayor esmero segldn cos
tnmbre de la casa.
Venga a cenar pida su cena desde
su domicilio namando al telefono $50.
sa jose numero IS, San Juan.
vEINTIDoS Y TORRES Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-24
Nocambie estOs cheques

Don Julio Jimenez, de Can6vanas,
nos encarga hagamos constar que Sc
lie han extraviado los tres cheques que
enumeranos mas adelante y suplica
que cualquiera persona ante quien los
vayan cobrar Sc abstenga de hacerlos
efectivos:
Cheque de $50 expedido por Don
Jose Rahola v firmado por R. Frias.
Cheque de $40. As, expedido por AMI
ceto Fernandez y firmado por Ell mismo
r. Frias.
Cheque de $40, expedido por Belen-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-24
Las pIabras de Mr.. Coolidge Ia confirmation del nOmbra
mienO del Attorney haCen NAL efeO en- eI campo epubCanO

campafia electoral y, sin embargo, y ape
sar de todo ESQ, nuestra Comisi6n, la
Comisi6n de la RESOLUTION Conjnnta MI
nero 2, va los Estados Unidos a
plantear problemas de caracter local pa
ra Puerto Rico.
va Sc empieza palpar --dicen
los observadores politicos- la realidad
de las cosas. va Ell presidente Coolidge
hizo manifestations importantes al
representante la Camara NICK Jones.
Desde luego, desde Ell punto de vista
republican,, esas manifestations son
consideradas extemporaneas, tanto CO.
(Contin1a en- la pagina 1SJ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-24

ell Presidente de la Nacion v que pres
taran atencion a las peticiones por-a
torriquenas 81 los miembros todos de
la Conision act1an unanimemente.
LAS ELECCIONES Y LA POLITICA
DEL PRESIDENTE
Considera muy diffcil que como re-
sultado de la labor de los comisiona-
(continna en- Ia paginaT q
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-12-24

maria 81 Sc tiene en- cuenta que en- es-
tos dfas Sc ha hablado en- Ia prensa
de la actitud del senior C6rdova Dayi-
la presentando un inportante Proyec-
to de Ley ante el Congreso Y de las
manifestations hechas por ell presi-
dente Coolidge en- la entrevista que
sostuvo recientemente con ell repre-
sentante Nc Jones.
ES IMPORTANTE LA ACTUACION
UNANIME DE LOS COMISIO-
NADOS
En- las manifestations que nos han
sldo enviadas por nuestro. Correspon-
sal, ell senior Tous Soto dice que opi-
ma que la Comisi6n sera ofda por los
dlferentes Comites del Congreso y por
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30

bileho die mskeho Colossal VsechnO lest
mramoru, sedada. Pred tmto amfiteatrem roynez z
mlamoru Jest hrob Neznameho voaka. tomto neznamen
hrdEov uctila Repubka ysechny velike vaky
Pohed odtud jest nezapomenutelny.
Cee pohadkove krasne sdeln mesto prostira sc pred
vasma ocima Rozeznavate jednotlive budovy yadni
smes bile jez ako by postaveny byly sadech Vsude o
zeeni, stromG, kefu
Cd Aringtonskeho hrbitova do Mount Vernon Jest as
deset mil Toto sdlo prvnho presdenta Repubky Jest Jed
MIN nejkrasnejsich mist celem svete Nkoi snad bu
dova samotna kterou s kazdy kdo poprye Mount Ver
zavita pfedstavuje 81 mnohem vekoepejsi avsak
Otec Vlas zaz posledn kdne dny sveho ziyota zemre
mse dvukrasnem. !.
Vysoko mad fekou Potomac jez do sc tn rozleva
chi Mount Vernon reka vroubena zaesnenym vrchy
Washington by jednm neJbohatsch muzu DOLBY jeho
satek ednim nejvesch Vede hlavn budovy asi tucet
nych, stale stodoy byty pro suzebnictvo otroky atd T.
vntf havn budovy jest vsechno jako prvnho pres
denta Amerky Uprosfed pfimac pokoj krbem Sc dve-
ma zlacenym psky coz by dar ktery Lafayette Washing
onov prlvez Jidelna pkoje, jednom Mich sarodaynv
splnet nabytek vsechno prosnke ale st6 nadherne do
bach Washingtonovych.
Nahofe jsou loznce, iedne Mich loze ma n6mz Otec
Vasti vydechl svo echetnou dust Vsechno JEST ak byo
tehdy Svetnce z Lafayette obyva jest jako kdyz
As $50 kroku cd hlavni budovy Jest hrobka Odpocya
y nj George Washington Martha Westinghouse denne
sta nekdy tsce di prodou kolem zamrizovanych dyer
Pichaze vsech koncu zeme ba cizich zemi do Mount
Vermont, svatyne Ameriky
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
SANTA BARBARA.
DR.. @. Heidrich.

Mnoha mista ma pobrezi ka
lifornsken, piipominaji pc ne
jedne STRANGE francouzskou Ri
vleru. Pripominali ii skye.
lynn podnebim, iez nezna AM
krute zimy ami prilisnych We.
der, pfipom;na.ii ii zaplavou
kvetu. bohatstvim paiem, liz.
III kvetenou, pi'ipomimaji j
npravnym razem, zivymi pro.
|menadami, piilivem turistu ze
vsech koncin sveta, rusnym Va.
lenskym zivotem, prepychovy
mi hotely.
Jednim z takovych mist jt
Santa Barbara, iez bvva ivan;
"americkym Mentonem'.
Misto byo pokiteno more
plavcem. ienz prvni >patril brt
ny kalifornie, Niscainen. By
valot' zvykem katolickych pla
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
. sTREDA, 80. KvETNA, 1923

Misie San Miguel byla zbu-
dov&na v blizkosti horkych
pramenh, majicfch lecivou
moe. Domorod& pbyvatelstvo
vypravi, ze India'ni objevili pra
lneny, ridice Sc proroctvim, ze
lex pro nelnocneho nacelnika
najdou tam, kde sc zabodne do
zeme vystreleny sip.
A historic Soledat je spjata
IS historii o Spanelovi, jenz Sc
dopustil svatokradeze ma ma
rianske sosce, odene V draho-
Gene roucho, BY. ziskal ruku
milovane diyky, aktera tvrdiva-
la, ze 81 vez1ne jen toho, kdo j
prinese naruS perel.
v klastere montereyskem
napa5el pry jeden z mnichu
krajany, oblezene Indiany a Ii
znlcf vodoq, prystici rnu Z po-
ranGneho ramene.
Take misie Santa Clara me-
la dnchovniho, jenz umel ko-
nat zazraky. Kdyz navstivily
kraj role kobylek, poseptal
COST n6kolika Mich do urha, a
mraeno kobylek Sc zvedlo. a
|spadlo do more. 80 H''
A tax je opredena kazda mi
sic nimbem stare tomaiticke.
historic, jak tonu byva Y ka-
tolickych zemich' Evropy.' zaji-
nave jsou'.i Iepisody, zalozene
na ptaEde, ,yztahujini Sc k ruz-
11ym misttim' Kalifornie, at jiz
ljde . pestry zivot "a vlady me-
xicke, zpra'vy prvnich objevi-
tell ci udalosti valek z pocat-
ku druhe poloviny minuleho
stoleti.
Je to sN6dectvim skuteCnosti
u mas malo zname, ze V Sc
verni Americe, ma kterou po-
hlizfva Europa jako ma zeme-
1dil, zbaveny kouzla poesic Il
dechu romantiky, lie najiti do
sti motivd, hodnych pera bas-
lnikova. o kalifo1nii to plati
y prvni rade.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30

pohori Santa Inez, jez je chra-
nj pred severnimi v6try. Neko-
hecna rada zahfad,. skvele W.
hledy Ia hladinu Pacifiku s
obrysy skalnatych ostrovu San
ia Cruz a Santa Rosa v pozadi,
Stroke pobrezni promenady $
radami ztepilych palem 49, vse
to cini re Santa Barbary jedno
~ nejrozkosnejsich mist sveta.
Puvab mista zvysuji ohlasy
z dob spanelskeho mexicke-
no panstyi v Kalifornii; maleb
ny dunn gWernera de la Guer-
ra zejmena stary frantiskan-
sky klaster jsou pamatkami z
davnych tech dnd.
Klaster byl zalozen roku
1885 a to den svate Barbory.
Arkady vroubi prostranne ma
dvori, jez ozivuje stara kaS1la
melodii svych zurcicich vod,
Kostel dvojici vezi jakoby
sem byl prenesen odkudsi &c
Spaniel. klaster byl zle posko
zen zemetresenim roku 1893,
ale roku 1915 byl prestaven a
" te podobe Sc zachoval beze
zmeny do pritomne dolby.
Stanta Barbara je jednim z
frantiskanskych klasteru, roz-
trousenych po uzemich statu
Kalifornie. Nejsou rozhozeny
libovolne, nybrz predstavuji
smer, kudy Sc ubiral postupne
yliy spanelsky Cd jihu k seve-
III. Klastery spojovala costa,
zvana Canine real = "kralov-
ska silnice".
Frantiskanske klastery, mi
sic, jak je nazyvaji v Kalifor-
nil. upadaly, kdyz byla prove
dena sekula,isace cirkevnich
statku. jimiz chtelo Mexiko "a
p!atiti vzrustajici dluhy. Dnes
by zbyla misii vetsinou jen
hromada beztvareho kamenl,
kdyby Sc bylo nevyskytlo asi
pred ctvrt stoletim nekolik
nadsenych milovniku pamatek
americke historic, kteri dali O.
praviti byvalou "krlovskou sill
,nici' a opraviti klaSterni bu.
dovy, snazice Sc zachraniti pro
potomstvo, co se jeste uchova-
ii dalo.l
! Ones isou missile jednou z
hlavnich znamenitosti Kalifor.
ME. Jsou hoine vyhledavany
turisty, kteii Sc oddavaji Sc "a.
: libou kouzh tech zasEenycf
lonbi,. tech malebnych zvonic
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30

vcu pojmenovavati-- mista, j.
mi objeven& po svetci. jemuz
ten den byl zasvdcen. A pon6-
vadz tam pfistal Viscaino K po-
bfezi 4. prosince +. 1903, ma
zval mlsto Syatou Barbarou.
Proto setkavame sc Ma pobrezi
halifornskem sc 'imeny tolika
Isvatvch.
Kronikar vypravuie, re lod
Viscainoya byla zahy obklo-
pena rojem indianskych kanoi
Domorodci nemeli pry nepra-
telskych umyslu; kdyz videli,
zc mezi plavci neni zen, nabi.
Izeli jim pry ma dukaz pr;ltel-
skeho smysleni zeny sVe -
kazdemu nalnofniku pet a ka
, pitanu deset. Media sc vSak
re tato lakava nabidka prime.
la Viscaina k delsimu pobytu
kronikar poznamenava jen, ze
Viscaino "ihned odplur', ne
pravl vsak, proc.
Santa Barbara lei na upat
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30
Pohostinske vystupovani Sc
natOra Hartla v Nemecku. Ne

Pohostinske vystupovani Sc
natora Hartla v Nsmecku. Ne
mecky senator Hartl uspora-
dal v techto dnech nekolik po-
hostinnych vystoupeni v Risi,
"a podpory ruznych fisskone-
meckych odboeek "Sudeten-
deutscher Hilfsvereinu". Libe-
recky statnik zahyril 81 Ease
|jednou dtoky ma mas narod
|spinenim Ceskoslovenske repu-
bliky. Name zpravu 0 jeho pro
|dukci Erfurte v Durynsku.
"Hilfsverein" vydal k teto wa
cne navsteve spoustu letaku S
lakavym napisem: "Nemci, po
mozte! Vas bratr jest tezke
Inouzi!' Poslysme jen, co W.
|pravi tento letak o one nesmir
Inc nouZi: "Deutschboehmen"
Ibylo nasilne privteleno k Ce-
skoslovensku, jest nasilne &C.
lchisovano. 4 miliony Nemcu Il
lpi pod nasilnickym panstvim
Cechu, 4 miliony Nemcu jsou
olupovany o sve Skoly rodnou
lpGdu jsou politicky hospo-
darsky zbavovany vsech pray.
4 miliony Nenncn touzi po pri-
lpojeni k materske zemi," Jak
lvidno, senatorovi Hartlovi lest
tuze lhostejno, prida-li zdej-
lslm Nemcum nejaky ten milo.
mex. Pfi tax hroznem npeni je
|ysak pfece jen trochu zvlast-
mi, ze Sc fissko-nemeckym OBJ
ltanum cd mas nijak nechce.
lJak sc ukazalo pri odvetne ak
lei vypoyidaci. Patrne jim pu-
sobi rozkos, mohou-li poslou-
chat upeni syych bratru nod
ne zbllzka, coz jest ale perver
Sc. Hartlnv letak dale barvite.
,vylicuje fisskym Nemcum, jak
Iii Cesi jsou nebezpecni nejen
sudetskym upicim bratrum, ale
j celemu. prozatim jeste repu-
'blikasnkemu N6mecku: "Cesi
jsou nepfatele vseho Meme
,ctva! Cesi udrzuji v Nemecku
rozsahlou vyzv6dacskou sluz-
,bu! Cesi chteji odtrhnout cd
Nemecka cele uzemi Luzicanu
al pc Berlin! Cesi "a tim ice
lem zfizuji Nemecku ceske
banky, ceske skoly kupuii
dcmy q pndup' Nyni Sc snad
Qurynkove. shluknou kol sena-.
tora Hartla Liberce, k ochra
ne upicich bratri a obrane o.
hrozeneho Berlina? A opray,-
du, sto dobfe pocitanych D.u-
rynkI pfisio Erfurte na pfred
nasku pana senatora. Vy@slech
Ii no a senator Hartl iet Ease
dale.
IA #..E;t
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1923-05-30

ma nichz Sc houpaU zvony ma
volnem vzduchu, tech mist, 0.
pfedenych ,kouzhm dob kdy
kolena Sc prostiraly nezbadane
pustiny a loviste americkIch
praobyvatel. Velka literature
byla napsana 0 misiich $ hle,
diska dejepisneho, nabozenske.
no, turistickeho, umeleckeho,
mejeden umelec cerpal z teto
studnice latku k basni, novele
dramatu..
Evropskemu ctenaii Sc zdd
ten zajem 0 tyto starobylostl
uprilisnehy, malicherny, viii
ze od zalozeni nejstarsi missile
lplynnlo jen neco malo pres
$50 let. Staneme-li vsak v sti-
nu misijnich zdi a vyvolame-li
81 v mysli obrazy z dob jejich
rQzkvetu, neubranime Sc poci.
tn podobnemu, jenz Sc mas emo
chuje V Europe ma nadypfich
hradu neb pod klenbami kathe
dral z trinacteho, ctpactehc
stoleti. S prekvapenim zname.
name fakt, jak perspektiva ca
81 je COST velmi, velmi relativ.
niho. Myslim, re uctu pred u.
plynulymi stoletimi tam nahra
zuje y6domi kratke lhlty, jei
nbehla Cd primitivniho stsyl
okolniho kraje.
Frantiskanskych klaster1 il
" kalifornii celkem jednadva.
Get. Devet Mich bylo zaloze.
no jeste "a zivota patera Ju1li.
pera Serry, apostola. Kalifor.
ME.
klastery vladly znatnyn
jmenim. Span6aska ylada je
rada podporovala, ponevadl
"a duchoyenstvem neb min
zaroyen kracela moe yojenska
Frantiskani slibovali diyochlm
blaho ma onom ay6t3 a vlada
svetska 81 Cd Mich piisvoioyala
zavdavkem statky pozemske
Stare klasterni atlaly yypraye.
il sice nadsenim o uapesich
neunayne cinnosti Junipera
Serry a jeho nastupcu o blaho.
darnych ucincich ma domorode
obyvatelstvo; to vsak, jak sc
zda, nebylo mnoho st t'astnej.
81 We stinu kfize, nez pred tim
Je sice pravda, ze Sc mnicho.
We starali, ba zvysili zivotni Il.
roven indiana - ucili ie OBJ.
delavati pole, pestOvati zeleni.
ny. stayeti pribytky, pripravo.
vati lepsi straM, ale nutili je
zaroveh, by pomahali pri stav.
be klasterl a kostell, svolavali
je k dlouhym bohosluzbam, o.
mezovali je jich volnem zpu.
sobu zivota v prirode. Nebylc
divu, ze nejednou vzplanuls
mezi Indiany touha po uvolne.
nj; kroniky vypraveji o krva.
vych ob6tech, jez bylo "otcim
podstoupiti v zapasech do.
morodci.
Je zajimavo cisti ty stare
klasterni kroniky! Nekdy pri.
pominaji kapitoly dobroGruz.
neho romanu, iindy Ease stran,
ky re Zlate legendy Jakuba de
Voragine.
TAX 0 byvale misii San Die.
go de Alcala sc bali, re sc tam
posud zjevuje bila postava pa
terra Jaume 5 rozzatou svici \
ruce; mnich zahynul v plane
mech. kdyz byl klaster prepa
den Indiany.
K misii San Gabriel Sc poi
legenda 0 pateru Miguelovi
ipnZ bvl n{innutan od iafstv
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-05
THE MYSTERY GIRL
A DEFECTIVE STORY By CAROLYN WELLS
by
 

incredible that they should kill Dr. Waring for that reason!"
 The whole case is incredibly '' Morton returned What is 1t, Hig- Ey; what have you found?"
 The doctor" Higby said, coming into the living room; they have just noticed that although there is a pin hole In Dr. Warnings tie, there is no stickpin there. Did he wear one?"
 of course he did" Mrs. Bates cried. He had on his ruby pin yes terday."
 He did so." echoed Mrs. Peyton That ruby pin was worth an im- mense sum of money! That's why he was killed, then, robbery"
 He certainly wore that pin last night" said Lockwood. Are you sure its missing? Hasn't 1t dropped to the floor?"
 Cant find It." returned Higby, and then all the men went back to the study.
 Anything else missingr asked Morton, who was deeply chagrined tfat he hadn't noticed the pin was gone himself
 How about money, Mir. Lock- wood?" said pr. Marsh. Any gone, that you can notice?'
 With an uncertain motion Gordon Lockwood pulled open a small draw CT of the desk.
 Yes" he said. there was $500 In cash here last night-and now 1t Is not here"
 Better dismiss the suicide theory" said Detective Morton, with a quick look at the secretary.
 (COntinued Tomorrow)
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-05
HAMPSON-SHARPE WEDDING EVENT OF WEDNESDAY

The wedding of Miss Mildred Eliz- abeth Sharpe of Jacksonville, Ala. and MT. Thomas Canister Hampson of Anniston, will be solemnized We'd nesday morning at 10;S0 o'clock at the First Baptist church of Jack sonville.
 The words of the impressive Epis- copal ceremony will be spoken oy Reevrend Horton.
 The bride, who will be given In marriage by her father, Mr. James Erwin Sharpe. will be attended by ner sister. Miss Kathryn Sharpe, as mat d of honor, and Miss Hetty Colds worthy of Anniston, Miss Louise liar rison, of Jacksonville, Miss Mary Evelyn Arnold of Anniston, and Miss Ruby Louise Journey of Birmingham as brides maids.
 Mir. Frank Pierce of Anniston will serve as best man, and the grooms- men will be MT. Ozni Davis of An niston. and MT Bernard Gallaind. or Gadsden.
 Master James Williams of Jack sonville, will be ring bearer.
 Ralph Crow of Jacksonville ,l and Howard Williams of Anniston VIII serve as ushers.
 Before the ceremony, Miss Alice Roebuck will sing Until" and MT. Toe Varnell of Piedmont will piay inc violin solo, Souvenir" Mrs, Exa s, flames will sing All For Iou. They will be accompanied by Mlsi EIoise stevenson at the piano.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-05
MRS. REED HAS SCHOOL
 FOR 0. F. S. IN ANNISTON

Mrs. Louise Reed of this city, who is grand matron of grand chapter, o. F. S.. state of Alabama, held a school of instruction In Anniston last weeek for the memebers of. Helion and Madison chapters of the Eastern Star The work was exemplified and corrections made before the meet ing. which was an outstanding event of the year.
 After the business meeting the To- cal chapters entertained at recep- tion In honor of the grand officers, who were in attendance for the school of instruction. Mrs Reed, with Mrs. Beulah Curry of Tuscum- bia, was presented to the local chap ter.
 Immediately following the recep- ton q special meeting was called, with Mrs. Reed presiding. The ini- tfary work was most impressively exemplified at this time.
 The meeting proved a most in- spirational day in the history of the local chapter of the Eastern Star at Anniston.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-05
Simple Application That
 DissolUes Blackheods

No more squeezing and pinching 10 get rid of those unsightiy blemishes. black heads. There is one simple, safe and sure way to get them out and that Is to dis lolve them. Get about two ounces ot salonite powder from your druggist- sprinkle little on hot. wet cloth-rub briskly over the llackneads for few seconds-wash the parts and every black head will be gone.
 Pinching and squeezing out blackheads make large pores snd you cannot get all of the blackheads out Lhis way--while the simple application of calonte powder and water dissolves every particle If them and leaves the skin anl pores in their natural condtion.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-05
AFTER-REHEARsAL PARTY FOR MISS HOLT

MT. and Mrs. W. B. Phillips will entertain at an after-rehearsal party on Friday evening in honor of Miss Corrie Holt. whose wedding to MT. Ralph Weyman Wadeson will be an event of Saturday.
 Because of a death in the family, Mrs. Phillips was prevented from en- tertaining on Tuesday for Miss Holt, as she had originally planned.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-05
MRS. RICH ENTERTAINS
 FOR MISS TRECHSEL

Mrs. Abe Rich was hostess at a bridge luncheon on Tuesday at her home on Beach street. honoring Miss Vivian Trechsel, bride-e elect.
 The guests included: Misses Viv- ian Trechsel, Frances Dollins, Rsa- belle Zoll, Lillian Fearn, Margaret Simmons, Margaret Oliver. Marie Stead Mesdames A. c. Johnson, Pete Davis, Walter K. Trechsel and L. H. Salter. -.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-05
MISS KILPATRICK HONOREE AT GIH0WER

Miss Marie Fitzpatrick, bride-elect was honoree at a miscellaneous shower on Tuesday, when Mrs. S. Newman entertained.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-05
CRESCENT CLUB MEMBERS
 DANCE AT CASCADE

The members of the Crescent club will have their fortnightly dance this time on Wednesday, evening at Cas- cade pavilion, instead of on Friday evening at Edgewood. as heretofore. The next dance, which will be on September 19. will also be at Cas- cade. Naylor's orchestra will fur nish music for the dance.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-05
DINNER-DANCE WEDNESDAY
 AT LINGER LONGER LODGE

The regular weekly dinner dance Will be held at Linger Longer lodge on Wednesday evening from to 12 o'clock. Members and their friends are invited to attend. Swimming may also be enjoyed. The dinner-da nces will be continued for several weeks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-05
BUMPERs-CRAVEY
 ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED

MT. and Mrs. NJ W. Cravey, of Winn, Ala, announce the engage mont and approaching marriage of their daughter, Keeble, to Mir. For. rest E. Bumpers of Cortelyou, Ala, the wedding to take place in Sep tember No cards.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-05

Exercise for infants can be at tained through toys. For instance, a bright ball, suspended on a rubber string, will induce stretching. Toys or a string of bright colored paper suspended across the crib to cause kicking gives good exercise. After a child Is able to sit up let him get the toys that roll beyond his reach himself. This has a three-fold ad- vantage-it teaches the child self reliance, exercises the entire body and brings about locomotion. A toy tied to the upper rail of the yard" will encourage attempts to, stand and soon the baby will walk all around the edge of the inclosure. And he will acquire all this without encroaching upon the time of the mother.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-05

PARIS, FnceThe tricot combination Of both seen everywhere the country and Paris silk alternate bold plaid 
 
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The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-05
HUBBELL-LATH
 WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT

MT. and Mrs. John Dyer Lathem an- nounce the marriage of their daugh- ter. Ophelia, to Capt. Richard Law Hubbell, United States army. of Phila- delphia, at the Belvue-Stratford hotel, Philadelphia. at high noon. Sep tember 3, 1923.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-05
MISS wATLINGTON HOSTESS m RRIDE-ELECT

Miss Lois Wellington will entertain at a luncheon party at her home on Eightieth street Thursday, com plimenting Miss Gladys Gardien bride-ele
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-05
DENTS IN WOOD

Dents In new wood which is to be painted can be filled in with putty. Care must be taken to press the putty well down and to scrape 1t so that 1t Is even with the surface on the wood. F. A. F.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-05
SAVE MEAT sKEwER

I saved enc of the heavy skewers that the butcher fixed up the meat with. It is just the thing for punch ing holes in the cleanser can. F. T.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1923-09-05
MISS GARDEN HONOREE AT SHOWER

Miss Gladys Gardien, bride elect, was honoree at miscellaneous shower on Tuesday afternoon, when Mrs. John Jay Huges and Ms. James H. Mccain entertained at the home of Mrs. Hughes.