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Evening star., 1923-02-11
Trimming Specials
Ribbons, 15c Yard

Nos. 2. 3 and S Two-tone Satin
Ribbons, in many color combi-
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Oriental Laces, 4oc Yard
New Oriental Laces for max
ing Bertha collars. Made on
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Spanish ALL Overs
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Laces, in black, brown, navy,
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patterns. $3.50 quality.
Baby Yokes, 4oc Each
Dainty Embroidered B by
Yokes with sleeves. Finished
at neck and sleeves with val
1aces. Formerly sold for 75c.
Evening star., 1923-02-11
Girls NeO
Ginghan1
Dresses, S1.l9

Fresh shipment attractive frocks
for school wear, in sizes to IA.
Made of serviceable gingham, In
plaids, checks and stripes of fast
colorS. All have sash and pocket.
Mothers will be pleased with the
good workmanship.
Evening star., 1923-02-11
NeU Shipment
Rompers and
Creepers, 70c

Sizes 2 to years in these at
tractive and practical garments for
the little folks. Dutch style romp-
ers with full pegged boomers In
colors trimmed with white and with
white bodies and colored boomers
Embroidered fronts. Creepers are
edged with organdy ruffling.
Evening star., 1923-02-11
500 ATTEND BANQUET
OF c. v. U.L LAW SCHOOL
Senator Brookhart, Guest of Honor,
Speaks on Value Of Trained
Legal Mind.

More than five hundred students and
guests attended the George Washing
ton University law school annual bar
quet at the Cairo hotel, 1915 Q street
northwest, last night.
Senator. Smith w. Brookhart Of Iowa,
the guest Of honor, spoke on the differ
ence between the trained mind Of the
lawyer and the mind of the layman.
and compared both to the qualities that
were necessary to the man who has to
1egislate and create laws.
Dean M. l.. Ferson spoke on the spirit
of the school, ard expressed his pleasure
at the cooperation shown by the stu
dents in every way during the year.
The entertainment program consist
ed of a dance by Cameron Burton,
'21, and songs by "Hec" Spaulding
and music by the Lieberman orches-
ira. The other speakers of the even
ing were 3. H. Corbin, Col. Clephane.
r. D. Armstrong, Joseph A. Jordan
and Joseph Cox, president of the
alumni association
Evening star., 1923-02-11

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Women's Hose. 18c
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Sizes 10 to 16, S1.OO, sizes
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
A BAD BEGINNING
Gloria Swanson Finds She Is Blue
boards" Eighth Wife.

Norma de Briac, now Mrs. job,
Brandon. came out of the church a
happy bride, and met on the steps
seven beautiful women. Her husband
introduced 1.-The former Mrs. Bran
DON" Which," asked Norma. "All
of them," was the reply.
Thus was it revealed to her that
she was "Bluebeard's Eighth Wife
in the motion picture of that name
playing this week at the Empire.
1t is the story of Il yOung American
millionaire, John Brandon, who has
married seven times but decides 10
take the VOWS of matrimony for the
eighth time when he meets Norma,
daughter OF an impoverished French
nobleman. Young brandon is abrupt
in his courtship regarding it merely
as red tape. Norma resents this but
agrees to marry Brandon to please her
father who does not wish her to live
rs penniless as he has. He finds that
Brandon has been married before and
is anxious to keep the secret FROM
his daughter, Norma, until after the
marriage.
With the knowledge that Brandoi
is paying alimony TO seven women
his former secretary is nevertheless
anxious to become the eighth. She al
rives at the hotel in time to find thar
Brandon is engaged to Norma DE-
Briac and she decides to make known
young Brandon's former matrimonial
ventures by, writing an anonymous
letter TO Norma. This epistle does not
arrive until after the ceremony, how
ever, along with the seven former
wives. Norma then requires that
Brandon prove his true love for heI
before they take a honeymoon. Some
rather amusing situations result but
the pair finally become estranged and
Norma resorts to various situations III
order to secure a divorce. BY putting
herself into a compromising positioI
she finds out the love that Brandon
really bears for her.
Gloria Swanson plays the part OF
Norma de Briac and is supported by
Robert Agnew, former San Antonio
boy.
Don Philippini made his initial ap
pearance before Empire patrons Suit
day and was given a rousing rece;'.
ton. He conducted the overture froT
"Pagliacci.' When the picture was
shown he played a specially write.
score for the action varying from the
time honored method of interpreting
emotions on the screen.
The program at the Empire is com.
pleted by comedy, Chop Suey,'
and the Empire News.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10

party were guests Of ID. ]. Wood
ward at a delightful dinner at the
Hill Top Inn.
Two Lincoln cars were in the cara
van Sunday, one of which was used
as a pathfinder car. In this car rode
Capt. Raymond {. Woodward of the
Morgan Woodward Auto Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Nicholson and
little son, Tommie and The Light au-
tomobile editor. Occupying the second
Lincoln were d. J. Woodward, Mr..
and Mrs. W. c. Manlove, Mrs. A. +.
Staacke and Edwin Staaeke.
Refreshments were carried 10
kerrville in a Morgan-Woodward car
in charge of Charles Schero and Ear
Post of The Light.
The performance of the Lincoln
cars. which went over the rough part
of the road as though it were paved
was the subject of much admiration
on the part of motorists. 1t was gen
orally agreed that the Lincoln car is
all. if not more, than its makers
claim.
Motorists pronounced the KerrvillC
scenery the most beautiful they have
ever seen in Southwest Texas. Es
pecially were there many EXPLANATIONS
over the beauty of the country at dusk
when the last rays of the setting ST.
transformed the landscape into 8
riot of colors. presenting n picture
which it is certain not even the best
of artists could rival on his canvas.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
PALACE MUSIC SCORES
The French Doll" Fitting Vehicle
FIighty Mae Murray.

The twenty-sixth Sunday concert
of the Palace symphony Orchestrs
was enthusiastically received by tn,
capacity audience present to hear this
weekly feature of the Sunday after
noon program.
The palm of popularity was &C
corded "Mi-vieja-Amor,' a delightful
Nellie Fernandez song, sung here b!
that popular Mexican artist who a1
peared on the Palace stage severa
weeks ago.
The applause that greeted the con
clusion of this number was so sus
tanned that Don Felice presented {
violin solo by Hernandez of the SAM
number. with piano accompaniment.
Other numbers of the concert wert
Verdi's Force Of Destiny" and Han
del's Largo
A tuneful fox trot, specially ar
ranged by Don Felice, concluded tn
excellent concert.
''The French Doll" is the screeI
feature at the Palace this week an
for once the movie people seem t
have a vehicle that fits Mae Murray
type. This vivacious young actress
who seem imbued with a superabund
dnNt VI Pep vi
and conditions. has full latitude II
The French DOLL" portraying a tyr
to which she is peculiarly fitted.
The star does several of her be
witching dances and wears costume
that are astounding as well as stun
ming.
Even though her acting borders oil
the edge of Stiffness at times, it cai
ha Of call chat Mice Murray
at her best in 'e'he French Doll"
4 stage attraction. I'm Bird Land.
featuring Miss Katherine Pittmai.
talented dancer who is no stranger I.
Palace patrons, aided by four dainty
little maidens, in a setting suggested
by scene of the feature picture. was
splendidly received by the SATURDAYS
and Sunday audiences.
\ Felix, the Cat" cartoon-comedy
Pathe Review and Topics of the Day
complete the screen program.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
LIGHT Motor Caravan Pays
.r Visit to.Kerruille Sunday

visitors stay was limited. He spoke
of the many changes which have taken
place in Kerrvilie i'll the last few
years, mentioning such improvements
as the American Legion Memorial
Hospital, erected by the government
at n cost of nearly S2.000,000: the
Schrciner Institute, made possible by
the generous gift of Kcrrville's and
Southwest Texas leading citizen.
Capt. Charles Schreiner; the Presby-
terrain encampment new golf course
and the new highway connecting Kerr
vile with Junction and points west.
He asserted that the ChaWber Of
Commerce and the citizens of the town
were united in determination to de-
velop The Kerrville country as it de-
serves TO be. He promised that. il
the San Antonians would return in Il
year. he would show them even great
er development than has taken pace
in the last three years.
Response by Woodward.
Judge Wheeles concluded with the
, statement that you San Antonians
are part of us and we Kerrville
people are part of San Antonio
IL
dial relations be continued.
In response, ID. J. Woodward of
San Antonio, in his characteristic elo-
Quence, thanked the Kerrville citi-
Gems for their hospitality.
"Kerrville is known throughout the
length and breadth of the land" said
Mr.. Woodward. NO matter where
you 90. you always hear good things
said of this town. You have an en-
viable reputation. indeed
Mr.. Woodward said it gave him
great pleasure TO visit a city where
there are so many evidences of prog
ress. He paid n tribute 10 Capt.
Charles Schreiner. who he said de-
served all the praise and credit which
has been given him. Speaking Of
highway work in Kerr county. Mr..
Woodward said these good roads will
be just as much appreciated i'll San
Antonio as in Kerville. He added that
San Antonio always stands ready TO
offer helping hand TO Kerrville.
"We want you Kerrville people to
come to San Antonio real often" he
concluded. land call it your home"
Mr.. Woodward made n decided hit
with MS ucllHltloH vi huOChtT. iit
received numerous requests for copies
of il.
On the return TO San Antonio the
official caravan party; which included
representatives of the Morgan-Wood-
ward Company and The Light, visited
the palatial Gus Schreiner home,
where they were entertained by Mrs.
Schreiner in her typical hospitable
fashion. Occupying beautiful site,
on q hilltop which commands an ex-
cellent view of Kerrville and the en-
tire surrounding country. the Schrei-
ner home probably compares in archi-
lecture and appointment with. any in
the Southwest. Just short distance
away is rising the magnificent Louis
Schrciner home. which. when COM
pleted. will be one of the showplaces
of the Southwest. II
At Boerne, the official caravan
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10

have a crouch on this week the be,r
advice to them would be not to Sc,
the Edna Park Players this week fol
it is certain that they will have tc
laugh.
Jack Edwards, as Gilbert Sterling
is his wife's baby" clad in a tin,
mustache, a permanent wave, and d
chili-colored suit of clothes.
Edna Park, as Marilyn Sterling. l,
wonderful in her part as the vampire
wife of Gilbert as she pets and spoil,
her baby" She makes coffee thai
would knock mule down and biscuit.
that would give him Indigestion. bu
the baby agrees that her cooking IL
wonderful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling have beel
married but several months and hav,
just purchased brand new little sub
urban home in the outskirts of New
York. Their next door neighbors. tn,
Buttons, have continually snubbet
them since they moved there but ont
morning shortly after 'Ibaby" finishei
his wonderful breakfasttand is sitting
on the front steps reading the morn
ing paper while sweetheart" :
watching the garden grow-crash
and the six-foot partition between tn,
yards of the Burtons and the Sterling
is torn from its moorings, and falling
brushes our cute little garden"
Harry Hozworth, who plays the par
of Burton. does excellent work wit.
his sincere and true-to-life acting Mr.
Hozworth attracted considerable a.
tention last week, which was his firs'
appearance here, and proves his abll
ity even more so this week.
Madge Halter, the wife of Burton
is at first the original spender an,
just can't understand how women low.
TO do homework but in the last ac
her tune is changed considerably il
their cute little flat on the fourt;
floor. Marjorie Campbell, as Phyllis
the daughter of the Burtons. is excel
lent this week in her role of tn
would-be society girl and finally ia;
hard working girl.
Edouard D'Oize has the part O
George Stapleton. the stern but good
hearted employer of Gilbert.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
FLOWERS FOR PASTOR
Congregations Of First Presbyterian
Church Honor DIR. and Mrs. Hill.

A special service in commemora-
ton of the second anniversary of the
installation of DIR. Z. Ii. Hill, DID,.
as pastor of the First Presbyterian
churh was held in the Palace Theatet
Sunday morning The theater was
filled TO capacity with members of the
congregation and friends. In behalf
of the church officers and the congre.
CATION, W. w. Bondurant made n
brief address, outlining the accomplish
ments of the church since Dr. Hill
took charge. He then presented DR.
and Mrs. Hill with n beautiful bouquet
of flowers.
Letters expressing congratulations
and good wishes from the Women's
Auxiliary of the church. the Mexican
Presbyterian church. from Rev. S. Ar
thur Huston. pastor of st. Marks
Episcopal church: Rev. Casper s.
Wright. presiding elder of the Mcthn-
dist churches in the San Antonio dis
trict; and DR.. I. +. Gates. pastor
of the First Baptist church, were read
to DIR. Hill.
DIR. Hill responded by expressing
J his appreciation in n few remarks and
closed the service with short sermon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
PLAN "WHITE WAY"
Residents on Broadway Will Meet
Tuesday Night at 8 o'clock.

Plans for n white Way" on
Broadway, formerly Avenue c, from
the city limits to Third street, will be
proposed and discussed at meeting
of the River Avenue Improvement
League, to be held at Symon's Golf
Shop on Broadway, at s o'clock Tues
day night.
Heretofore the River Avenue I'M
provement League has been made
up Of. residents living between
Cunningham avenue and the city
limits. Since the question 10
be proposed Tuesday night
concerns not only those residents liv-
ing between Cunningham avenue and
the city limits but those as far as
Third street. all residents on Broad
way. from Third street TO the city
limits are asked to attend the meet
ing
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
Motorists Given Royal Re-
ception by Kerrville Citi-
zens-Exclaim Over
Beauty of Hill Country;
Lincoln Is Admired.

With a Lincoln sport touring car.
furnished by the Morgan Woodward
Auto Company, authorized 2 Lincoln
sales and service dealers. leading the
way. The San Antonio Light caravan
visited Kerrville Send the beautli III
Hill Country Sunday, on the seventh
tour of the season. Approximately
$50 persons in 40 cars, followed the
Lincoln on this delightful trip. Had
not the weather been threatening and
had the tour not been so long, it is
safe TO say several times this num-
Der would have gone along. -
The caravan got under way at
10 80 Sunday morning, thirty minutes
past the scheduled time of departure.
1t arrived in Kerrville at l 80, Just
exactly three hours later. Kerrville
is seventy miles northwest of San
Antonio.
At the city limits of Kerrville, the
caravan was met by a large recep-
ton committee composed of promin-
ent citizens of the Kerr county
metropolis. On this committee were
A. J. Adkins. mayor of Kerrville ;
Judge J. S. Wheeles, f.. III. Prescott,
president of the Chamber of Com
merce: DIR. J. s. Thompson, John
Leavell, county clerk, and Mrs. Amy
Wallace. secretary of the Chamber OF
Commerce.
This committee assumed the lead
and escorted the caravan to Lakeside
Park. where refreshments were served
and an address of welcome made by
Judge ]. S. Wheeles. in behalf of the
citizens of Kerrville.
Served Hot Coffee.
On their arrival at Lakeside Park.
motorists were served hot coffee by
the women of Kerrville. This cour-
tesy was provided by the Chamber of
Commerce. The coffee was made by
C. +. and W. A. Salter. proprietors
of the Kerville Mountain Sun. Kerr
county's live newspaper. who showed
that they are just as capable chefs as
they are newspaper men. Assisting in
serving the coffee were prominent
Kcrrville women. including Mesdames
]. NJ. Doyle. !. s. Thompson, J. f.
McCrarv and f. II. Prescott.
Delicious Pie Alamo. made by the
Alamo Foods Company of San An
tonic. famous throughout the South
west for its dairy products, was serv-
ed next with the compliments of the
Morgan-W Woodward Auto Company.
This concern also furnished soda
water. There was plenty of both and
every motorist had all the refresh
ments he desired.
Introduced bv f. II. Prescott. pres
ident of the Kerrville Chamber of
Commerce. Judge J. S. Wheelcs babe
the motorists welcome. in behalf of the
citizens of Kcrrville. Declaring the
neoplc of Kerrville werc clad TO see
the San Antonians. Mr.. Wheclcs said
it was only to be regretted that the
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
'Zightnin atMajestic Ranks
With Best ofAmerican PLAYS

appear just as if there were no camera
near the scene. This is what makes the
picture version of Tarkington's story
enjoyable for the same reason that
the stories are liked. They are just
natural, nothing more.
There is more than laughter in the
picture. There is pathos. puppy love, d
thrilling circus and secret society.
Benny Alexander is the Penrod IN
the picture and Joe Butterworth is
Sam. Buddy Messenger takes the part
of Roddy Bits.
There is comedy called The Ex-
plorers," burlesque on the opening
of King Tuts tomb. There is a Pathe
Review, a Fox News, and Fun From
the Press.
Hans Steiger is now conducting the
Rialto orchestra. Mr.. Steiger lasa
week was guest organist.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
AGNES AYRES PICTURE
1.-THE Heart Raiders" Will Please
Fans of Movie Fayorite.

Some exciting pictures on the sea
are included in 'The Heart Raiders
at the Princess this week with Agnes
Ayres in the leading role. There is d
thrilling climax in story at sea.
Agnes. as Muriel Gray, meets and
falls in love with man who is scared
of her and seeks to avoid her. This
role is played by Mahlon Hamilton
Others in the picture are Charles
Ruggles. Frazer Coulter, Marie Burke,
and Charles Regal. The picture is dl'
rected by Wesley Rusgles.
Making the Movies" is comedy
that is funny and exciting. Princes
News and Aesops Fables are also
shown.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
PENROD AT RIALTO
Director Has Achieved Realism of
darlington i'm Film.

'Penrod," a boys boy. in its pic
Irritation at the Rialto from BOO h
Tarkington's 'Penrod and Sam
stories is all that an audience asked
Sunday when they followed Penro
through his boyish pranks. forgetting
for the time that they were grownups.
Hundreds of school children took adj
vantage of the last day of vacation 10
see the picture. Teachers NAV expec.
to see some of the stunts of Penrod
and Sam duplicated as result.
Directing older people in appearing
natural before the moving picture
k,amera is an art in itself but to di-
rect children is one much greater
William Beaudine. who directed the
picture. has made the childish actors
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
Itching Between the Toes

is relieved quickly by applying piece
of cotton, saturated in Imperial Ec-
zema Remedy. TO affected parts at bed
time. All druggists are authorized to
refund your money if it fails. (Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
GOOD PLAY AT ROYAL
Automobile Owners and Newlywcds
Enjoy the Sterlings.

Automobile owners probably will be
able to appreciate better than am
one else the moral lesson given in one
of the best comedies of the year, six
Cylinder Love" at the Royal this
week. And then perhaps they will not
for anyone maintaining home which
is beyond his means will get some
good hearty laughs as well as an ex-
cellent view of the result of high liv-
ing and a low salary. For those who
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
Formula

400" is a perfect blend of fresh
go butter fat milk with its minerals,
casein and vitanaines, and 1879 OF
Walter Jahn's rico-favored ehoeo-
lated syrup.
All blended by a patented process,
under enormous pressure, to break
up the giobules of fat
Yields over 400 Galleries OF nuti-
ment per pint.
Made fresh daily in local dairy.
Every bottle pasteurized-
Made under license of The 400
Products Company, Chicago and
New York, Of which Walter x jam
is president.
Sold in bottles only, branded
900" on the bottle ard the cap
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
DR.. H. M. CAROLS

Retainers for lower sets of artificial
teeth holds them in place. Patented
April 10. 1923. Office 321 IL w.
Commerce strcet.-(Adv.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
The joy of
millions

nickels for dairy drink. Mothers and doc
tors everywhere are urging them to do so.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
We buy a bottle

Next Sunday we publish page ad with
coupon. The coupon is good anywhere for
a bottle of 400" See that some child gets it.
Let them drink one bottle at our cost.
Then they will drink it daily-to their good.
Watch for Sundays coupon.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-09-10
Now a new delight

Walter X. jain, the great food expert, has
perfected dairy drink-the finest food drink
children ever tasted. The only chocolated
food drink made with rico flavor, winch
makes it so enticing.
BY a patented process, under enormous
pressure, we blend the syrup with fresh
dairy products. Thus the fat globules are
broken.
This drink is called 400"