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Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-13
LODGE AROUSES
 FRESH TURMOIL
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNID

(CONTINCED FROM PAGE ONE0 ulation" to the White House, Senator Mccormick of Illinois, led in the at tack of the Republican irreconCilables "A set of weasel words was the way Senator Brandegee, Republican, Non- necticut, described the compromise proposal. while Senator Knox, Repub- lican. Pennsylvania. asserted that it would leave upon the United States the moral obligation for which Prrst- dent Wilson has contended.
 In general form the new reserva- tion follows the language worked out by Senator Watson of Indiana for tho Republicans and Senator Simmons of North Carolina for the Democrats In their compromise negotiations. For this language 30 Democratic votes are understood to have been promised. but several last minute changes in word ing, made by Senators Lodge and Wat son before the reservation was present ed, were held to have invalidated the Democratic pledge and new canvass had not been completed tonight.
 On the Republican side the defection was not confined to the irreconcilables alone, Senator Frelin ghuysen of New
  with the original reservation, deelar- ing on the floor that he never would take the substitute and Senator Wadsworth of New York, saying he could not see wherein they had irI- proved on their original measure. The Republican leaders insisted, however. they could hold at least 30 votes in line and the Democrats who favored the substitute hoped to deliver more than 30 from their side. It takes 64 to ratify.
 The substitute reservation reads:
 The United States assumes no ob- ligation to preserve the territorial in- tegrity or political independence of any other country by the employment of it's military or naval forces, its resources or any form of economic discrimination or to interfere in con troversies between nations whether members of the league or not under the provisions of article ten, or to employ the military or naval forces of the United States under any art. icle of the treaty for any purpose un. less in any particular case tho con. gross, which under the constitution has tho sole power to declare or to authorize the employment or naval forces of the United States, shall in the exercise of full liberty of action. by act or joint resolution so provide. D
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-13
END EVIDENCE
 IN sSCANLAND
 MURDER CASE
Witnesses Tell of Splendid Record of Major Accused
 Of Killing

LAS CRUCES, N M.. March 12. The taking of testimony in the trial of Maj. F. N. Scanland. U. s. A, John Hutchings. race car drive. on November 1, last was concluded at tonight's session of the district court.
 Before adjournment, District Judge R. R, Ryan announced that argu- Jnents to the jury would be limited to { three hours for each side. At the night session. Maj. A. A. King. U. s. A. stationed at Fl Paso. qualified as an expert and testified concern ing the penetrating power of a bullet from an army p.stbl. Witness also testified to the excalent character Of the defendant and Sas to his record Fin the army. ,s
 Pat Garrett, Former secretary to the American ambassador at Rome, whose home is in Las Cruces. testi; fled concerning Maj. Scanland's ser vices with the army in Italy and i Montenegro, and of the high esteem in which he was held by the officials of the embassy
 Ford Jackson, called by the state in rebuttal, testified concerning an alleged conversation with Major Scanland at the Fort Bliss base hos pital, and told of an alleged agree ment to keep silent made by wit nesses to the tragedy while they were en route from Lanark to Las Cruces. where they were placed in jail on the day of the killing.
 Miss Etta McPherson and Harry Overstreet. also called by the state. explained that the agreement in ques ton applied only to newspaper men and the public and that there had been no compact between witnesses to conceal anything from the author ities.
 Major Scanland. recalled by dc fense, denied eny recollection of the conversation referred 10 by Jackson When court adjourned tonight w L. Hersey. one of the jurors. was
 seriously ill. Physicians said his symptoms indicated influenza and
 they expressed doubt as to his being
 able to take bis place in the box to
 morrow. S
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-13
Catarrh is a Real Enemy
 and Requires Vigorous Treatment

Throw these makeshift remedies to the winds, and get on the right treatment. Get a bottle of s. s. S., and begin a treatment that has been praised by sufferers for half a century.
 s. s. s. gets right at the source of CataTrh, and forces from the blood the germs which cause the disease. Special medical advice regarding your own case free. Ad dress Medical Director, 106 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-13
AvIATORs BREAK ICE

PORT DEPOSIT, Md, March 12.- The tremedous ice jam in the Sus- quehannah river extending from this town to Havre de Grace at the rivers mouth. finally succumbed. today to the heavy bombardment from air planes of the last three days. com bined with the influence of the mild weather, ana passec out into Ches- apeake bay.
 It is believed that the dangerous flood menace to this town has beer
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-13
Do Not Neglect It.

When you use sprays, atomizers and douches for your Catarrh, you may succeed in unstopping the choked-up air passages for the time being, but this annoying con ditien ,returrs, and you have to do the -saTne thing over and over again.
 Catarrh has never yet been cured by these local applications. Have you ever experienced any real benefit frcm such treatment?
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-13

SAN FRANCISCO. March 1S. - Opium smugglers apparently take their spite out on rivals fin the trade" by writing anonymous letters 10 the customs officials telling of the expected arrival of the drug on ships bound for San Francisco. ac- cording to J. O. Davis, Collector ,f Customs, who said that these letters frequently were responsible for large seizures.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-13

DURANGO, Colo, March g. Caro- line Jones, Is years old, has spells of the blues as she awaits trial on the charge of killing Carl Bay, but not onco has she admitted that she was sorry for the shooting
 Caroline's father died soon after ue was beaten by Bay with rock after calling the young man to account for remarks said to have been made by him about Caroline.
 Some time later, Caroline trudged
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-13

SEATTLE. Wash. March 13. The First Infantry, the oldest regiment in tho United States army. organized June 3, 17S4. has invited everyone III Washington 10 attend it's l36th birth. day party at Camp Lewis. Tacoma. June 8.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-13
MOTHERS, DO TR|S When the Children Cough, Rub Musterele on Threats
 ard Chests

To telling kow soon inc e:nPtous ray develop into cro,;7, cy worse. Ani ther's when you'rc gizd you haze jar of &us.srole It hard to giv, prompt sure relief. t does net blister Az first aid siid , eoT:1in rer1edy, Musterels i1 excellent. Thousands of mothers know t. You sfloui6 keep jar il the house, ready fnr instant use.
 It is the remedy Eor aduitc, too. Re. lieves sore throat. bronchitis, tonsilit;s. croup, stiff nec.7, ;.c.hTna, neuralgia headache, congcS .;o:,. r!euri@;,, rheu, natisrn, lurnbago, pa;:?s ard aches of back or joints. sprcins. sore muscles, Chilbiains, fros4ea feet and colds ef the chest fit often prevents pneumonia.
 30c and 60, jarc; hospital size $E50.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-13

FL PASO. Texas, March l3. A call for state elections to be held II. Chihuahua has just been issued by Governor Andres Ortiz. according f" El Heraldo. of Chihuahua City All state offices, including that of gov crnor, are to bc voted OF at the com ing election. which is tho first to be held under constitutional guarant- in many wears The date of the cleo ton has been tlAcd at May 5O
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-13
PAPEETE. Tahiti. March

Blasting operations are being carried on in the harbor here to clear the wreck of the French gunboat "Zelee" sunk by the German cruisers "Scharphorst" and "Gneisnan" dur ing the bombardment of Papeete, September 22. 1914.
 Attempts to raise the Xolcc.' which was Q menace 10 navigation, were without avail
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-13
TORNADO KILLS FIVE

GREENVILLE, Miss. March 12. - Five negroes were killed, between % and S5 injured and 9 tenement houses were destroyed by tornado in Wash ingto' county. near Percy. today. ac. cording to reports received here to- night.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-13

Have you tried want ad in The Review? Our Classified Section ac results where others fail
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-13

removed and the citizens are plan ming 2 banquet to the army aviators in appreciation of their work.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-03-13
l. N. VI. CASE
 GOES TO JURY

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-26
G o N v o G A R E

Societatea romnna de ajutor 81
cultura .,Destcapta-te Romfne'
dim Detroit, Michigan, prin acea-
sta conVoaca pc toti membrii sal
lua parte la aaunarea generala
extra ordinara lunara. care Sc va
tinea in ziua de Z Martie 1920.
la orele 2 y. M, in Chcne Hall
No. CSC.
Dcci find mai multc chestii
impertante la ordinea zilei sunt
rugati staruitor toti fratii mem
bril- lua parte la aceasta adu-
mare. la eaz contrar nu vor avea
drcpt de a obtiectiona. Tot odata
acei membrii carl an fost alesi
in comisia pentru Colectarea Ha-
lei Sd aduca t0ate actele spre a le
reinapoia Societatii.
In speranta ca vom Fl ascultati
in rugarea noastra, ann ramas Gu
adevarata dragoste fratcasca.
In numele societatii ,,Desteap-
ta-tc Romine" din Detroit. Mi
chigan:
loan vuia, pre3edinte
loan vlad, secretar..
(45--46)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-26
&C O N Y O C. Ar f.

Socictatea romina sde ajutor 81
cultura ,,Trei Colorui 81 Indepen.
denta Romina'' din Gary, Indiana,
convoaca pc toti rnembrii sal q lua
parte la sedinta generala lrlnara,
care Sc va tinea in ziua de Z Martie
100, in hala de sub solnl Bisericei,
( Sedinta Sc va deschide la orcle
! p. M. Ayind mai niltltc chcstiunl
importante dc desbatnt, sunt rugati
staruitor toti fratii membrii ca 50
nu lipseasca nici unul de Ia accas-
ta sedinta.
Abscntele nemotiyatet Sc vor pc.
|depsi conform statutelor.
Sc epune in vedereai aiseczfni mem
bru ca sd fie prezent la orelc ! p
m. dc oare 90 sedints socictatii st
va ridica la orele 4 pm.
IN numclc societ5@ r1'rci Colo
rul 81 independents 1ominaS' dir
Gary, Indiana:
Pres;d;ul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-26

Tot pc;aceasta. Gale SUIT rngati dir
partea ComitetuluA Sectiei Ligei
Nationnle Ronfnc din Gary, Ind.
ca toti mcmbrii Ligci, carl voiesC
ca sd mai apartina ca membrii al
Ligei 81; ia partc la aceasta adunare
care SC va tinea tot aceeasi hala.
Sedinta Sc va dcschidc la orele 4
p. IN.
Avind in vcderc chestnut grave
despre membrii carl $ an repatriat,
dupa cum s "a pnblicat 81 prin.zia.
rele noastre desre nedreptatile &c
li-se fac din partca authorization
roininc.
Deci sllnt rugati membrii Ligei a
nu lipsi de La aceasta adunare, f.
ind in folosul tuturor acelora care
sc repatriaza.
COmitctm.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-26

- nu-i nicairi, face All fiecine,
cum vrea. Morarii cistiga foarta
NUT. Grnn e de parerea, ca s'a.~
ameliora starile, daca eel compe-
tent nu STAR vcdea nuanai dc
daraverile lor. Comerciantul Der.
zey spune, ca morile din Cluj 81
multi agenti au cumparat fnci
asta vara toate bucatcle din pro-
vincie, carl crau de yindut, Gu orr
ce pref, astfel 1ntelegind ei liber-
tatca comerciului.
81 acestia cumpara bucate
de la tarani earl alduc bucatc CT
permise de pc la Csaba, maja
metrica Gu 500-600.. coroanc. Ia
ranul Sc dela astfel la specula-
tiuni. Dupa ,parerea lui Derzev
trebuc sa fic in morile din Cluj.
la agent cantitati considerable
dc bucate, de zahar, etc. Agentii
din Cluj Wind cafea in Bistrita
Gu 120 coroane gkr. Comcrcian-
tul de coloniale. Inliu Vcress spu
ne, ca din IN wagon 81 jumatate
de cafea, sosita nu dc multi. hui
nu lisa dat mimic, PIMA ce firma
Adler capatat 80 de mali. Kur-
lander 81 Ullmann 80 etc. E slit
a cumpara cafca de la Katz 81
Bernat Gu 68 coroane kgr., ca
sal vfnda apoi Gu 30 coroane.
Cofetarul 1.ayda s'a provazut
inca asia vara Gu zahar 81 astfel
nu are trebuinta de bunavointa
concentration intermediari, carl
ii ofera kgr. de zahar GU $3.50
coroane in nri ce cantitate. Da-
Cd ar scadea prctul la zahar, la
flina, spunc I4aNda, cl ar vindel
prdjiturile Gu l coroana bucata.
Cofetarul Koleszal are putin TO-
los din cofetarie, pcntru ca toate
sa scumpesc in ursma speculatiu-
nilor agentilor fntcrmediari, n
caror cutezanta crestc pc ri ce
merge. Zahar nu capata, numai
de la interncdiari. Uatul e inca
foarte scu,np, asefRenea nucile
Dic'atura comcrcillni Illegal clan
destin sd manifesto pc vi &c mer-
ge in mod spaimfntator.
Contra comerciantilor, earl tree
in extrem, trebuc 50 ia insus pu-
blicul masurile de retorziune.
.I'nul dupa altul dispar din Vi
trinelc pravaliilor artipolii necc.
sari ,pentru ti.aiul yietii.
Scumbetea crestc din ii in ri,
asa ca bietul ON sta, uinit 81 nu
site ce sd mai faca.
Presa da voci de alarsna in fa-
La pericolului, ce ne ameninta sill
nus urechi, carl sd auda asul
lndrcptatit al publicudui.
Directia G. F. r. Sc poarta VII
tres Gu intcresele satenilor produ
catori: produsele epmelciantilorl
Sc dcpoziteazd in naaxaziile sta.
Iiilor sau Sc transpoarta, pc cinl
ale cooperativelor asteapta. Daca
diferite sd vor continual
81 pc mai departe, iiu stim pima |
unde sc va ridica scnmpetea. |
,Patria"). I. Grama' |
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-26

La sofia lui Iosif Bercgszaszi
in chcStia sculnpetei din Cluj am
Iputut culcge urmatoarelc date:
Maja metrica. de lcmnc cum
par Gu 36 coroane 81 Wind en-
80 cor. Necinul l.. Rothbart vim
de maja de lemne de foe cu ~
coroane, care de mai multe orr
IN a provocat sd finn solidari 81
sa ridic 81 eu pretul la lemnc.
precum 81 la alti articoli, pentra
ca publicul plateSte, neayInd al
te izvoare in apropiere de a Sc
proyedea. Insa ma lam urnat C.
xemplul. Scumpirea articolilor
de alimentc atribuiesc 1npreu-
na GU cei mai multi comcrcianti
creStini fndeosebi agenti1or e.
vrci, carl de muite ori ori zee pret
dau pentru galitc, bucate etc.
numai sd fie vindutc lor. Am va
zut de mai multe orr, ca evreice-
lc Ia marginile ora$ului smulg a.
sa zicind galitclc din mfinilc ta-
rancclor 81 nici I'M .prct nu lc G.
ste scump, prin &c taranul capa-
Ia ianbold sd pretinda 81 de la
altli un 81 mai mare pret, devc-
mind astfcl in urma instructed 81;
taranul silnplu un speculant
,vrind -nevr1nn.
in pravalia comerciantului de
piei Tauffer, aan intrat char O..
.tunci, cind citiva tarani 81 num-
citoli tirglliau niste talpi, kgr.
Gu 260 ccroanc, de caaitate slaba.
Tauffer a oferit pantcfarului c.
Lengyel zilclc trecute kgr. de
talpi ca 240 coroane. Pretul ma.
ximaI de IS coroane sd urea asst
fcl la 240 coroane, de oare cc
nefiind drum de ficr dc la fratii
Rcnner pima la Tauffer, cheltu-
ielilc transporului sunt mari,
char $50 coroane la TN kgr. Lu-
cru natural. Tauffer 81 cei 36 co.
merchant de piei = nu de mutt
crau numai Gin Cluj - ma vrcaa
sd Sc imbogateasca din sudoaraa
fetii taranului romin. La fabri-
ca Renner nu sa gaseste material,
dar la accstia 36 afli tot soinl d.
piei. numai bani multi 81 bucat.
sd al.
-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-26
PENTRU acct Carl
MERC ACASA.

Cetitorii nostri carl merg acasa
ar face bine Sc aboneze ziarul "A
merica".
Ziarul America" lie va Fl de
mare folos, cacf prin el vor afla
stiri din intreaga ly,ne 81 vor fl in
current Gu tot ce Sc petrece in tara
aceasta unde al locuit alta timp.
Insamului nostru dc scasa, find o
tribuna liberia de pc care sA Sc
Vor II in current Gu viata rominea-
sea de pc aceste plaiuri, viata in
care au trait 81 care ii intereseaza.
Pc lfnga aceasta ziarul ,,Ame,i.
O." 70 va Interest," 81 de soarta
propovaduiasca 81 SO arate calea
cea dreapta pc care trebue so
urmeze taranul romin, pentru i'm
bunatatirea starei lui culturale 81
economice.
Pretul abonamentului in Romi-
mia Mare: Pc un an $500, pc sase
luni $500.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-26

Macelarul Tokay, presupuninfl
ca vrcau sd Wind mia 81 facut
ofcrtl, ca-mi cumpara vitelc, 4
sau 5 coroanc kgr. Lam intre-
bat. cum de eli Wind carnea c'l
1870 coroane kgr.? Tokay zim
'bea nuanai pc sub mustetc 81 ia
cea aluzii la scumpetea traiului,
a vitelor, la dari etc. Tot astfel
s'a pronuntat 81 macelarii Tor
day. Fcszt 81 Hajdu 81 ceialalti.
Transportul vitelor costa multi,
vagoane, trenuri. nus, zic ei, li-se
pun mari greutati Ia CARA, de
vreau sa piece. in provircie Ia
tfrguri de yitc. Fapt e insa, ca
toti anactlarii sunt in stare bu
MI; i nu: sd pot cai, ca din oase
81 carne nu sc pot zidi palate.
Proprietarul restduantMui
Gambrinus Sc plfnge ca din Gu
lima mare Moi I'M folos, nlana
beutufiie Il scDt din ndcsz. Ase
| menea s'a declarat 81 d-nul Tri
fan. Spesele asunt enorune: A
calzit, luminat, personal, 2 darn
chirie etc. Ciiralatia. mizerabila
IiA trenurilor ca,lxa ca nu =.
pot provides Gu alimente ma
LIFETIME. Hpeeulatiuni Gu alimea
tele sunt Ia otsdiuea xiiei. Specu
lantii Dc unit 81 faiai ii incredin
/ teasa, q in scurt timp sassc u
&c inca preturile.
4 Comcreiantul dc fdins, Alex
4 lGrnn atribuieyte scu1npirea fsa
nei spscdlstfunei unor tSIsni
csri ca cevs perniHe transpoas
ta grin dc pe ssul ungaf 81
4 Wind Ia CARA din Clui, n1sjs 4
/. so c0roAne C0ufFoi - Cru,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-26

COnutetul,
Evening star., 1920-04-02
$4,000 FOR BUILDING.
Colored Y. W. C. A. Drive Ends
Tonight "Oficially."

The drive for $25.OO0 for the main
'enance of the new building Of the
colored Y. W. c. A, now being erect
ed at 9th street and Rhode Island
avenue northwest, will come to an
official close tonight. with final re-
ports to be submitted at the Blue
Triangle Recreation Center, at 1886
9Th street northwest
Returns announced last night.
which showed only about $4,000 in
hand. made it plain that the goal can
not be reached within the time allot-
ted. However, the canvassing teams
remain intact and their members will
continue to work quietly until the re-
naming $1,000 is raised. 1t was also
decided to revive the campaign for
one day only at some time in the fu-
ture by means of a tag day. because
if the $25,000 should not be raised the
new home of the association. being
built through an appropriation grant
ed by the war work council, could not
be kept the ensuing year.
Contributions announced last night
included: Mrs. Eugene Hale, $50;
Mount Airy Baptist Church. $50: Ma
tional Benefit Insurance. $173.76:
Judge Robert Terrell. $25; DR.. and
Mrs. Charles West, SIS; Mr.. and Mrs.
Percival Bruce. $25: Isadore Freund.
$25: Forest Temple. No. 9, Daughters
of Elks. SO, and st. Luke's Baptist
Church. $3.50.
Evening star., 1920-04-02
ASKS RELIEF WORK MERGER.
Mr.. ireland Would Consolidate
Soldier Benefit Agencies.

Consolidation of various federal
agencies for relief of service men
into a new agency. the bureau of
war benefits. is urged by Representa- :
tive Clifford Ireland. republican. of
Illinois, chairman of the House COM
mittee on accounts, following a ques-
tionnaire to government establish
ments seeking to determine where
there is duplication and overlapping
of activities.
Representative Ireland proposes to
consolidate the bureau of war risk
insurance and the public health serv-
ice Of the Treasury Department, with
the federal board for vocational edu-
cation and the bureau of pensions OF
the Department of the Interior.
He proposes that the Secretary OF
the Interior and the director and as
sistant directors of the bureau will
constitute committee to coordinate,
systematize and reorganize the vari-
Gus divisions of the bureau and make
quarterly reports to Congress as to
cases adjusted or pending.
Evening star., 1920-04-02

implies: hence the commission is
without jurisdiction"
Hut Will Stand.
The effect of the determination is
to maintain the city post office in pos
session of the quarters occupied by
the substation until the question is
determined by the courts.
Other determinations announced by
the rent commission were: Fixing Of
SIS month for the second floor OF Ills
u street northwest and $3.50 a month
for 1909 Virginia avenue southwest as
proper rentals for the properties. and
reduction of rent of apartment "a. the
Fairmont. 1870 Fairmont street north
west, from SIS to $55 a month, effective
from February 13.
Evening star., 1920-04-02
WILL CONTINUE SEARCH
FOR P. 0. STATION SITE

Officials of the Washington city post
Office said today that the decision of
the District rent commission in their
favor concerning the Center Market
station will not prevent the Office from
continuing its search for new quar-
ters for the station.
If new quarters can be found that
are suitable, the Center Market postal
station will be moved from Eagle Hut
immediately it was intimated. but up
to that time the postal station will
continue to occupy its present quar-
ters until the building it occupies is
torn down over head.
Evening star., 1920-04-02
Named Division Freight Agent.

Gordon Alexander, formerly general
eastern freight agent of the Cleve-
land, Cincinnati, Chicago and ST. Louis
railway at New York, has been ap-
pointed division freight agent, Big
Four route. at Peoria. Ill. During the
war Mr.. Alexander was in charge of
transportation in the clothing and
equipage division. quartermaster gen.
erals office.
Evening star., 1920-04-02
Miss Chappelear

Private Lessons by Appointment.
1o03 Clifton ST. NV Phone Ooh ooo2
ORCHESTRA AVAILABLE FOR DANCES OR
hotel Open for engagement at summer resort
or local. 927 9th st. NV. Phone Main
5n61 -
Evening star., 1920-04-02
DANCING.

6TUDf0 OF DANCE.
Phone FRANKLIN 1435-W. No. Dupont circle.
VIM YOCAN and GLADYSE WILBUR.
Correct 1870 Ballroom. Classical and Stage
pancing. Studio rented for parties and dancea-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-06-19

NEW York; variety is really
the spice of life as we are told 1t is,
then the hats OF 1920 are calculated
to contribute to 1t a good bit of high
seasoning. especially the hats design
ed for m
To begin with, there are large
ones, small ones and medium. The
large ones are huge things with pot
shaped or mound shaped rowns and
with very stiff or very f1appy brims.
The new large hats which Paris has
suddenly ordered into fashion again
are wonderful creations, made not
only of straw but also of various
fabrics and strange combinations
such as lace OF chiffon and d~uvetyn,
horsehair and ribbon, velvet with
tulle.
Possess Personality
The small hats are very small, but
oftentimes with unproportionately
high crowns, and the medium ones
are distinctly medium, but with
much more personality to them than
medium hats usually possess, as wit
ness the one Martha Pierre wears in
the Zeigfeld F'ollies Of 1920.