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Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-02-21

Sheboygan Resolutions fnyoring
the Introduction Of bin in the state
Legislature to root out the crooked
ness in the bonding of irresponsible
contractors were adopted by the Mas
ter Builders Association of Wisconsin
III session at Sheboygan.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-02-21

shullsburg Reports from mine
managers III the zlnclead district
> show more than 200 men working
IN the mines around Shullsburg Four
new mines are being made ready for
operations, calling for at least 200
more men.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-02-21

Elkhorn Elmer Churchill. driver Of
the car that crushed ont the life Of
Mrs. Cora Gibson. Mukwonago. on Dec.
30, was found guilty Of fourth degree
manslaughter and sentenced TO one
year IN the Milwaukee house of cor
rectlOn.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-02-21
pulp Wood Board May Go.

The pulp wood Inspection board OF
the state is unnecessary IN the opinion
of the senate, which has voted for It's
adjustment. This would reduce state
expenses $1,000 a year Senator Titus,
author Of the repeal bill, which went
to engrossment without opposition.
says that the board Is one Of the use
less boards Of the state and that II
ought 10 be abolished.
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-02-21

Wisconsin Rapids-A new plant for
the manufacture Of overalls, whichl
would employ 30 persons, is FIJI pros
pect for Wisconsin Rapids Home in
yestors plan to form company with
a SO 900 capitalization
Iron County news. [volume] (Hurley, Wis.) 1913-1950, 1925-02-21

Algoma The Kewaunee County
Guernsey Breeders association has
been organized with George j. Blah-
nix as president aud Erwin P2ughoeft
rs secretary-treaSurer
Evening star., 1925-09-29

THE outstanding social character of this unique resor,
and residential ety-the responsibility of financial
control and practical achievement directing its progress
the assured execution of program substantially and
fact ounedhe competence and of the
tracing forces engaged IN speeding completion
are evident in its personnel as below.
Board of Directors
u SENATOR COLEMAN psssa.n D~rht
Daawats Robinson S
LiVERMoRE Cspfzhs New H. NEEDS
WARD
De A A
WILSON MINER Tressua Zeal
Miner Development Beach, Florida
S Rsp-e
Finance Committee
u S SENATOR
ANDERSON T. HERD LII
H. ) NEEDS JR l. A. BEAN MATTHEW
Constructing Engineers
ar A West c A Ws.tP B.aee
Hork
nd Pousr
William Bel Telephone
Con-
Dwight P Robinson neeoni
T. Miller P Co N.~ York
Canine IsrsncrA ArhBr
Marx Reardoa Memphis s York
Sam B1idinS
Evening star., 1925-09-29

DOCK RATION is directly
represented as beloU. The
office is open day and eUe-
ming. There you UiH find
maps and surveys, photo
graphs of work in progress,
plans and eleUdtionsofb build
ings. You are cordially in
uited to call any time and re-
eeiUe information desired.
Evening star., 1925-09-29
ents Unite to Create Exclusive Cosmo>
Residential City on Florida East Coast

situation on lake and sea. Wells selected bath
ing beach, golf courses, numerous tennis
courts, ample yacht anchorage and convenient
canal landings will be available to ALTO
every dWeller-to every visitor-ln BOCA
RATION. 80 90
BOCA RATION is now actually building on
the one remaining ideal and available site for
such world resort and residential city on the
Florida East Coast.
For wisely restrictive reasons title to
BOCA RATION property must pass to the
purchaser direct from the Miner Develop
ment Corporation-every structure erected in
BOCA RATION must be approved by Addison
Miner.
The resources of Florida-her climate-her
so--her growing wealth-her noreas ing population
are as yet unrealized by most Americans.
Florida Is but another tUord for ProqreSsl
The future of BOCA RATONis assured by the
recognized achievement-the eminent success-of the
of affairs responsible for its conception and
devotedy engaged in carrying it speedy completion.
BOCA RATION spells OPPORTUNITY! 80
BOCA RATION is still in its early constructive
stages Its present property valuations
Both home builder and investor may confidently
pect to profit by these facts.
Evening star., 1925-09-29

interest to cosmopolitan society-than that
now in progress on the inlet twenty-six miles
south of Palm Beach-BOCA RATION. 80
The shareholding founders of BOCARATON
are notabilities in finance, society," the pro-
fesslons and the arts of America and England
LEADERS in the social life and financial aft airs
Of two continents,
The architectural director of, BOCA RATION
is the originator Of the 'Mzneresque' style
that today gives distinction to Floridan archi-
tecture-the architect who has stamped Palm
Beach with the mark Of his genius s-Addison
Miner.
BOCA RATION as resort city will attract the
elite Of America and Europe by its magnificent hotels
splendid clubs and inviting casnos-the charm of its
clmate-its wealth Of outdoor enjoyment-its dis
unctlon of social character 80 80 ~
But'more than that-BOCA RATION will be
a residential city 1t will be community of beautiful
large mansions and lovely villas But will also
be community of hon7es-however modest in size
however moderate as to cost.
The owner of the most modest home in BOCA
RATION may be assured Of full noyment of its superb
Evening star., 1925-09-29
Dfflaration Of
Responsibility
Attach this adver>
tlsement to your
contract for deed.

This advertisement becomes a part of
your purchase contract. Every promise
made by the developers Of BocA
RATION is made to be fulfilled, and
this caption is your protection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
ny q. LUCILLE nuTIER

A proposed amendment OF our
marriage laws win be the high
light in several matters to be
placed before tho womans Lsgis-
ls,iye Council OF Washington this
afternoon Tor future action.
Closing tho annual ,hrcs-day as
scmbly Wednesday. members will
elect the president for the ensuing
year and IS 1850 y, m.. members
VIII be scattering 10 tho four cor.
ncrs Of tho state. humeward bound.
Seeking 10 have tho women OF
tho state urge now legislation with
view TO curbing tho hasty and
runaway marriages by enforcing a
reasonable time between the appll-
cation for marriage license and
tho issuing Of ons. Deputy Prose-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
BOOZE VESSEL
LANDS CARGO
5000 Cases Put on Market
in State, lS Report

Ono q the boorc ships which re-.
Gently flooded California markets
With liquor. apparently has made a
successful invasion of this state and
landed a cargo or several thousand
eases az Nlllapa HarhoD Pacific
county, according TO reports in local
llQuor circles.
Reports that ono or more ~ the
ships were heading north were re,
ccived IN Seattle hast week by local
prohibiuon enforcement officers,
Capt 4, q, podsc. commander OF
tho U, 5, coast guard station az
willapa harhor. had warned his men
20 be on tho alert FOR possible land.
ing. but according 10 reports the
booze runners slipped into port and
cached their cargo. estimated az
nearly 5000 cases, near Raymond
home town OF T. A. tazeltine. a..
yisional dry chief
Seattle bootlcEgrrs have been
stocking up their private caches with
booze az Stf case. according to
reports. This is s. bottle under
the former Wholesale price. and
about the coSt Of the stuff delivered
at tho Canadian border. The local
boorc market Is reported hard hit
by the price drop,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

cutting Attorney. Eugene Meacham
viii speak this afternoon.
Thc cotton factories Of the South
will be tho topic OF Sara Endicott
obsr. and tho status and caro- Of
tho delinquent child viii be dis
cussed by Miss Mary Sutherland.
chief probation officer ~ the iuyen-
he court, Judge King Dykeman IT,
expected 10 address the women on
the subject Of mothers pensions
Tuesday Mira Settle v Peterson
Of walla wRlla was reelected rc-
cor1ing secretary. and after business
matters were disposed OF the women
staged satire featuring the Ghost
Of Governor Hartley" entitled The
Heavenly Visitor" Tho action in
tho play took place In the third
house" Of the state legislature In
isss. where the shade OF Hartley
appeared TO give an account OF T..
self.
I'VE understand you took a hard
fall IN 1895" thc speaker Is ro-
ported 20 have said.
Yes" admitted the ghost" in
quayor!ng ,onsa. In fact. died a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Lutheran Churches
Systemic Welfare

To relieve want and bring cheer.
the Lutheran churches of Seattle
have recently organized the Luth-
eran Welfare association, with Rev.
L. c. Foss as executive secretary.
The purpose Of the association is
TO handle with greater efficiency
the work among the greatly in
crcasing number Of Lutherans In
the city and arrange so that the
units working out OF the various
Lutheran churches win not overlap
their territories.
The next meeting OF the Lutheran
Welfare will be held nj Emmanuel
Lutheran church, Pontlus ave. and
Thomas st., Monday, June l., at
3 y. M.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
SOCIALISTS ASK
RIFF PEACE
Declare French War Drain
ing Treasury OF Cash

PARIS, May a. French socialists
demand peace negotiations with Aid
III krini. sultan OF the Riff.
Socialist Deputy Ronaudcl 20 de.
olarcd IN the chamber today. after
Insisting that the government tell
tho truth about the situation. lnu.
mating that much Ind been hidden
so far,
lie declared continuance OF tho
French action VA Morocco against tho
Riffs would mean a heavy financial
drain GA treasury already Ia bad
shape.
Rcnaudol, chief OF the conseryA,
tive socialists. warned that Germany
might threaten US any day" and
hence that Il would be had 10 draw
too many troops from France.
The socialists demand that Franco
offer peace 60 krim; France IL big
enough no, 20 fear to take tho initial.
i've"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
CORMAN NAMED
BANK HOLDUP
Man Held for B. c. Robbery
Identified in Jail Here

FL German. held here for extradi.
ton as ono Of tho Nanaimo. Il. G..
bank robbers in SO. 900 holdup last
December. was positively identified
Tuesday night Rt the county jail as
ono Of three bandits who held up
and robbcd tho National Bank Of
Tacoma branch December 6 Of
Sc 500.
Six persons, ono an elderly woman
witness OF the TAcoma robbery. pos
lively identified German when no
was brought before them in com
pany with six or seven TRUSTEES at the
county Jaii here.
Tacoma detectives hold n warrant
charging him with the Tacoma rob
berry. which occurred about ten days
before the Nanaimo hank was held
up.
Tacoma will be cheated Of It's
prey. however" Attorney Bert Ross.
special counsel for Canada. declared
wednesday. British Columbia has
first call on German and his cx.
tradition hearing Ia scheduled for
next month. am sure the Nanalmo
case is so strong against him that
tho crown will refuse 20 surrender
him 10 Tacoma authorities.'
Three employees OF the Tacoma Ma
tional bank were held up during tho
morning rush hour. They were
transporting $1,000 in three satchels
and had Just reached the branch
bank when tho bandits' car overlook
them. Two men icaped from the rob.
bers car and fired two shots, seized
tho three satchcls and escaped.
German is ono OF eight suspects
picked up during the past five
months in Seattle in connection with
the big Nanaimo robbery. Ross
Watson. former Seattle city detective.
who waived extradltion, is schoduled
10 stand trial for the robbery In
Nanaimo, starting next Monday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
LEASED FORECLOsED
LANDS FROM COUNTY

He owns two tracts I'm Aigona.
which he IL leasing TO Japanese. He
has leased ono tract just outside tho
city OF Seattle. and from there his
holdings arc scattered thruout the
valley.
Tho county land in question Is
about so or 90 acres. and was secured
by the county thru tax foreclosures.
McGoniglo's private holdings run In
lots OF from two 10 20 acres. but
near Kent no has about so acres and
20 more near Auburn.
"McGonigio declares that he saw
an opportunity to make some money
and leased the lands, hiring the
Japanese as workers by the hour.
Wo charge that this IL an untrue
statement, and that he Is sub.lcasing
tho land TO Japanese
white citizens In tho valley are
bitter in their opposition 10 the Jap
anese. Some time ago VIC learned
that trouble was narrowly avcrted.
There was talk OF actual custer OF
the japanese. and tho situation was
near n blowup. Many OF the white
citizens wanted to chase the japanese
out OF the valley. but tho counsel of
cooler heads prevailed and violence
was prevented"
Tho japanese worked some Of the
land in question for years here be-
fore the passage of the alien land
law. and now are said to be work.
ing IL again, supposedly as ems
ployes, but actually as lessees.
McGonigle. for many years n
prominent man Of his district. has
been engaged In the land operations
for two or three years, according
TO Colvln.
Investigation into other alleged
alien land law violations are pro-
ceodlng and tho complete scope of
operations by OrIentals on ranches
Of tho county Ia expected 20 bc
revealed In further action by the
prosecutor.
whether McGonlglc Ia the repre-
sentative OF n syndicate or not | am
unable TO say at present" Colvn
stated.
Tho possibility OF leases to Jap.
aneso being backed by men higher
up will be given thoro invostlga-
ton by tho prosecutors office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
OPEN BIG HOTEL
Everett Hosiery Has Gala
Event Planned Friday

EVERETT. May 2T.--Evere,t clti.
gems were today eagerly awaiting the
opening Of the now 100000 Monte
csisto hotel hero on Friday evening.
The public win thronF the new
structure In a gala event during the
evening. Gov Roland Hartley and
state officials wall bo guests Of the
management OF tho new slx.story
hosiery and will offer their con.
CALCULATIONS 10 the city. a dinner
dance viii bo given Saturday eve.
ming.
Reservations for the big night viii
assure an overflow attendance.
The final work OF decoration and
furnishing Is practically completed
and the Monte Cristo viii presen,
an attractive view on the opening
night. Arthur Woods. manager. says.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Protest Cowen Park
Carline at Meeting

Opponents of the Cowen park
street car extension are to make
formal protest at meeting of the
public utilities committee in the
council chambers Thursday morn
ing at 10 o'clock. They were
granted the special hearing by the
committee. They expect TO presen,
data showing that the proposed
bridge Is unsafe and that the ex-
tension can be made more cheaply
along another street.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
7 HURT IN RIOT
Labor Trouble Causes DEM
onstration in New York

NEW YORK. May 27.--sevon
men were injured. at least three
seriously, in strike riot which
broke out in the heart OF the gar
mcnt making district here shortly
after noon today.
The demonstration occurred after
seven men. armed with huge pipes,
had rushed three open shops" at
tackled workers and driven both
men and women employees into fire
escapes
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Man Nabbed as He
Enters Apartment

As he crtwled thru q window !n AN
apartment at 52t University st..
about J a. m, Wednesday. Milton Jon.
sen. IS. was discovered by Patrol.
man Il. c, McwRde. Tho officer
made him prisoner. lie Is held In the
city jail.
Two other young men. Wilbur
Eehom. 10. and H. Richardson. 20,
were arrested At Fourth ave. S. aud
Main IT. IN possession OF pair OF
brass knuekies aud u woman's wrist
watch. Police we're unable to get an
explanation from the two youths re.
garding tho watch and knuckies.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Install Officers Of
Round-Table KNIGHTS

The knights OF the Round Table
viii install officers Wednesday night
at a session at The Olympic Hotel.
The Rev. Herbert H. Gowen win
speak on The New Chivalry." Miss
Jean McMorran win discuss Women
OF King Arthur's Court"
The new officers are Henry Elliott.
Jr., president: Harold L. Cunliffe,
Arthur c. Van Doren, John S. Hud-
son and Dallas D. johnson, vice
presidents; j. d. o. Powers, secre-
tary: Ernest c. Reynard. treasurer;
Louis svarz, custodian, and Vivian
NJ. Carkeek. historian.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Shipping Board to
Receive Ship Bids

WASHINGTON, May 81. =. The
shipping board today voted 10 nd
vortisc 200 Of It's ships for immo.
date sDlo for scrap. Tho ships
chosen for salc have n total ton.
mage OF Si7i3o lightweight tons
Tho action finally clears tho way
for Henry Ford to bid for the YES
sells II he stu desires TO-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Youths Try Robbery;
Sentenced Same Day

EVERETT, May 27.--Earl parr.
e, and George Taylor. 81. were
caught trying to rob store here
yesterday morning. Yesterday fore
noon they pleaded guilty. yester
day afterno they wero sentenced
to six months TO seven years at the
Monroe roformatory and ready to
start for the institution.
They arc from Wyoming and had
been In Everett Just 10 minutes
when apprehended by Patrolman
John Steik.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
HERE'S MORE ABOUT
JAPS
STARTS ON PAGE /

ranch leases by Prosecutor Coivin.
and this official move 10 believed TO
have averted direct action by whites
in tho valley.
American runcrers near Algona
and other affected areas are aroused
hy tho return OF tho Japanese and
IN ono instance custer proceeding
by violence we're nvertcd only by Tho
counsel OF leaders in tho community.
"McGonigic has leased land all tho
way from the city limits Of Seattle TO
Algona." said Prosecutor colyiu
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Hemphill to Tell
of European Trip

Conditions In Europe will DO told
by Wyllo iIcmphlll, sales man
agor for the Pacific Coast Coal
Co, who has recently returned from
n trip thru the continent, at tho
weekly luncheon OF tho Hoo-lIoo
club Thursday noon In the Olympic
hotel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Canada and u. S. Would
Bring Back the Salmon
June Conference Here to Plan Interna
ton Treaty to Protect Industry

west waters, records OF The Pacific
Fisherman, trade journal. show. A
good run of pink salmon is COM
ing along. The sockeye season
opens in mid-July. Estimates OF its
size vary and there is no sure way
OF predicting It's ,cia=e. fishermen
say.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
FEDERAL OFFICIALS
TO ATTEND MEETING
LONG DISTANCE C,sysTAL

PARIS,---A French scientist Is said
TO have developed n crystal set that
win pick up radio programs Tor 400
miles and operate n loud speaker FOR
shorter distances Tho crystal Is II
form OF "fcrro.sllIcon," and Is made
In nm electric furnace thru a fusion
Of sand and iron
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

political death shortly thereafter"
However. be II understood we
were just having little harmless
fun with our skit." said Mrs. Vic.
TORN Trumbuil. president. and the
woman'a Council dsslres 20 cooper.
ate with Governor Hartley in secur.
lnE legislation in whatever will real.
~ benefit the children OF our state. ="
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Last Leavenworth
Lecture Is Tonight

The last lecture OF the Leavcn-
worth series viii DO siven by MAJ.
r. C. Crawford AZ the Chamber %
Commerce Wednesday NJ $ p. m.
The lecture viii be on tho part Of
the infantry In the attack.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

CANADA and the United States
" win Join hands in Seattle early
in June TO put the salmon industry
OF Puget Sound and tho Straits oil
Georgia back on Its feet.
Fraser river. one OF tho greatest
salmon spawning streams In the
world, produced 100000 cases OF
salmon in 1918. Last year 1t pro-
duced $1,000.
Because OF the international char
acter OF the river. Washington and
British Columbia will tackle the
problem together.
Department OF commerce officials
VIII meet here with Washington
state and Canadian officials. They'll
talk over terms of an agreement,
Then an international treaty, like
the recent halibut treaty, will be
drawn up and signed,
TREATY TO BE SAME
AS ONE ON HALIBUT
Great Britain wouldn't sign the
halibut agreement. SO Canada told
her mother country to 20 on about
her business and signed II herself
practically declaring her independ-
encc. Tho treaty was signed In
November, 1924.
The halibut commission. OF which
John +. Babcook, Canadian. Is presi.
dent. already IL getting results
Miller Freeman, Seattle, Is mem.
Der.
Canadian National railways indi.
rectly caused falling off of the in.
dustry. In 1913 1t rebuilt It's tracks
Blasts caused landslldes that block
cd Fraser river. Sockeye couldn't
get up TO spawning beds. They diec
by millions In Hell Gate canyon, be-
low the slide.
FEDERAL OFFICIALS
TO ATTEND MEETING
Henry o'Mallcy. commissioner, u
s. fisheries bureau, and stephen d
Davis, attorney Tor tho department,
Of commerce. will come to Seattle
for the international meeting.
~ hope the treaty we draft will
tbo ready for submission TO tho Can
adam parliament at ottawa and &c
our own congress, at their next Sos
sion,"' o'Malley told The Seattle
Star today.
There Is a good run OF spring
salmon ut present In Pacific North
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
CONTINUE PRAYER

Prayer for Christian unity viii
continue TO be said at Trinity Par.
ish church, Eighth aud James, thru.
out the week at 10 n. m. A healing
service Will be held at 1880 u. IN
Thursday.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Women's Hiking Boot

MToMEN's and mlssea'
w b.inoh Hiking Boot
in pac.ioe style. or pilable
elk.tannsd leather. Good.
year welt. sewed soles. A
sturdy. flexible boot for out.
ings and hiking. Sizes . TO
3. AZ 5000 tho pair.
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Mems
Khaki Shirts
$I.65

Khaki twill cloth Shirts
with attached collar and two
pockets. Cool and comfort
ably.fitung. Sizes 14Is to II
neck measurement.
MEMS KHAKI TROUSERS
in sizes 30 to ~. $3.50.
MEMS KHAKI BREECHES
in sizes 30 10 AZ. $500.
MEMS LEATHER PUT
TEES. S3.S5.
MEMS KHAKI CAPS. 75c.
MEMS KHAKI HATS, soc.
Mems Section,
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27
Women's and Misses Rubber
Beach Slippers, 75c

A WIDE variety of rubber Bathing Caps Plain
n styles for those who dive and many attractive
styles with fancy trimmings. Various popular col
ors At 25c and csc
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

--rhote by nradley. star s.an rholokrsphsr
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-05-27

Attached collar style, with
long sleeves. Dandy vacation
blouses. In sizes 8 TO 16.
DOWNSTAIRS STORE
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
Stunning Frocks in
Silk, Special $500

You'll be delighted at the values and
surprised that such very good looking
frocks can be had for so low a price.
Fashioned of satin, crepe roma and satin
crepes. Skirts flare, which makes them
irresistible Trimmed VII gay embroid-
cries. In the seasons wanted shades.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
JEANETTE

No. 97s-Dainty and strik-
ing, this step-in pump will
surely win your heart 1t is
developed of all black satin or
patent kid and finished with
attractive metal buckle. Block
heel. $1,000.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
Footwear Modes
That Keep Step With
Dame Fashion

One must not neglect
ones footwear, for surely
there is nothing so i'm
portant in ones costume
as smart footwear.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-05
The Barrett
Hat Arrives

So full Of chic, jauntiness
and carries with it the air
of the Partisan. Fashioned
of Panne velvet and Lyons
velvet, trimmed with a bril-
liant ornament.
May be had IN grackle-
head blue, black, cuckoo,
and other most wanted
shades. $3.50. nS&4t