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patent drugs, TO be held in Brussels,
Belgium, the latter part Of Septem-
Der. Before attending the conference
DIR. and Mrs. Du Mez will visit in
England and on the continent.
Mrs. j. W Maison and her son,
little William Maison, of Dallas. Tex.
are the guests of her sister-in law
Mrs. II. A. Foster, in her apartment
at Sixteenth Street Mansions. Mrs.
Maison and her son have been on an
extended tour of the Eastern and
New England cities. visiting i'm the
Blue Ridge mountains of Virginia.
They spent several weeks at Nir-
ginia Beach as guests of Mr.. and
w. S. Selby, ir., of Norfolk, where
Mrs. Fosters daughter, Miss Evelyn
Foster. is also a guest. Miss Foster
will return TO Washington next week
to join her mother for a visit of sew
eral weeks to st. Louis and their
former home home in Dallas, Tex.
She will return 90 Washington the
latter part of September to resume her
studies in George Washington Uni
versity, and also resume her studies
in music.
Judge and Mrs. Charles V. Nee
han will start today for an extended
motor trip through New England.
They will pass some time with Mrs.
Meehan'S sister. Mrs. II. Elizabeth
O'Connor. at Springfield. Mass. They
will have with them Miss Katherine
Currid, 1852 Biltmore street.
Capt. and Mrs. John p. jackson
will sail for Europe Thursday to visit
Capt. Jackson's sister, Mrs. Deming
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OUTING PLANS COMPLETE
Insurance Clubs Annual Affair to
BE Held Wednesday.

All details for the annual outing of
the Insurance Club of Washington
have been completed and the organi-
zation and its guests will leave here
Wednesday for Kopels Point, Md, for
a day of fishing. swimming and sports.
The party will leave in automobiles
from the Congressional Library at 10
am.
Those on the committee in charge
are Lewis A. Payne, chairman; +. H.
Ba chschmid, Charles z. Hagnar and
Edgar X. Legg, jr.
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Marriage Licenses.

Marriage licenses have been issued to the
following:
Philip Turner and Gussie johnson.
George 2. Harris and Mildred Jones.
George T: Stonestreet and Mary Belt.
William Baylor and Rozanna Johnson.
Robert Chesyn and Helen l.. Sala. both
of Bladenboro. N c.
Joseph NJ. Dieter and Catherine Degert
both of Baltimore County. Nd.
Leroy kelsom and Genevieve Connell.
Andrew Lamkins and Mamie Alexander.
Evening star., 1925-08-10

Mrs John Stewart McLennan was
hostess at q picnic yesterday for her
house guests, Mai and Mrs. Sherman
Miles, Mr.. Arnold ]. Toynbee of Lon
don and Mr. Lawrence Moore of Con-
stantinople. Mrs. McLennan gave the
picnic at Hayes Pond. West Otis,
Mass, and Saturday evening she en-
tertained at dinner for her guests in
her Summer home, Ashintully, at
birmingham, Mass.
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Mr.. and Mrs. H. X. d. Peachy Of
Washington spent few days at the
Chatham in New York last week,
from whence they sailed for Europe
on Saturday.
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Capt. and Mrs. Chester Wells. who
are spending the season at Stock
bridge. Mass, entertained at dinner
there last evening in honor of DIR. and
Mrs Matthias Nicoll of Albany.
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Mr. and Mrs. Edward 7. StotesbuIy
entertained at luncheon yesterday at
Greenway Court, Bar Harbor, where
they are spending the Summer.
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Miss Virginia Claire Williams, Ill
Quincy street, Chevy Chase, Md, is
spending a few weeks with friends In
Plainfield, n. j., and Lynbrook, l.. /.
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Not Guessing.

From the West Point Pointer.
Rastus tat poker game-How yo'
know All amt playin. honest?
Sambo-'Cause Ah know what
cards~Ah dealt yo'.
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Miss Frances Miller entertained at
dinner last evening at Hot Springs
Va, where with her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew j. Miller. she is spend
ing the Summer.
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son. who have been touring Virginia
and West Virginia with Mrs. Ora
hams brother-in-law and sister. The
party will spend the remainder of the
month of August visiting places of in
terest in the Shenandoa Valley, Va,
and the mountains of West Virginia.
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Births Reported.

The following births have been reported te
he Health Department in the las. "a horrs
George M. and Dorothy NJ. Preston boy
James X. and Lille G. Van Bibber. girl
George Z. and Edna NJ Thompson. boy
walter F. and Marion W. Pelton, girl.
James and Carrie Clayton. girl
George and Ida Coates, boy.
John and Anna Coates girl
John w. sr.. and Elizabeth Msdel boy
John w and Lucy A. Bsilor. boy.
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Mrs. Milton kronheim and her
daughter Judith Elaine, have return
ed 10 their home on Lanier place. from
a three weeks stay in Atlantic City.
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Strikes in India in three months this
year numbered 36 and affected 20 geo
workmen.
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SOCIETY
Continued from Eighth PageD

Stephen r. Elkins, who is their house
guest. ..--.#
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DIR. and Mrs. HiCkling
Back From Bermuda.

DR.. and Mrs. ID. Percy Hicl>ling
have returned TO Washington from
trip 10 Bermuda.
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Mr.. Joseph Luchs is spending seve-
raj weeks at the Breakers, Atlantic
City.
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Capt. and Mrs. John p. jackson
will sail for Europe Thursday to visit
Can't. Jackson's sister, Mrs. Deming
Evening star., 1925-08-10

Rev. nr and Mrs. Abram Simon
are spending some time Al Racquette
Lake. y. Y.
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Nr. and Mrs. \. !. Whitaker have
closed their house on Twentieth street
and gone 10 Atlantic City to remain
through August.
DR.. and Mrs. a. G.. On Mez have
gone TO New York and will sail for
Europe Wednesday.
DR.. Du MeZ of the Public Health
Service will represent the Federal
Government at an International con
ference on the standa rdiZation of
Evening star., 1925-08-10

Miss Dora Muir has gone to Eagles
mere Park, Pa.
Evening star., 1925-08-10

Maj. Wallace L. Clay, u. 8. A, is
at the Hotel Astor for a short stay.
Evening star., 1925-08-10

Miss Amanda c. Thompson is at
Rehohoth Beach, with Comdr. and
Mrs. Fred Holt
Evening star., 1925-04-05

Women will be glad OF this opportunity
to save on Silk Hosiery right before
Easter. Exceptionally Fine Quality Pure
Thread Silk Stockings every pair full
fashioned and reinforced with double sole,
heel and toe. All wanted Spring colorS.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-02-19

recreation from his labors, and, as we
all know. is intended to the mind as
whatkng to the scythe, to sharpen the
edge of it, which otherwise would grow
dull He. therefore, who spends his
whole life in recreation is ever whet-
ting and never moving. Per contra,
he who always tolls and never recre-
ates. is ever moving and never whet-
ting. He is laboring to little purpose.
for no scythe is good which has no
edge"
Analysing the benefits of State
Fair. is may he said that it:
Increases production Of plantations,
farms and orchards.
Teaches better methods of farming.
Provides forum for exchange of
ideas.
Fosters the growth of Agricultural
Science.
Stimulates better farming by exhib-
its of best products.
Demonstrates inventions. improve
mcnts and labor-saying devices.
Develops Community pride in agri-
cultural achievement.
Promotes production, patriotism and
progress.
Points the way to better schools.
Brings together annually the people
of the entire State.
Provides clean, wholesome amuse-
ments for all who attend.
Induces by competition desire for
the best in all lines Of endeavOr.
William Mckinley said: Fairs and
Expositions are the timekeepers which
mark the progress of States and Ma
lions. They record the States ad-
vancemcnt. They stimulate the energy,
enterprise and intellect of the people
and quicken human genius. They go
into the home They broaden and
brighten the daily life of the people.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-02-19

year for the purpose of aiding and en-
couraging all residents of the State
of Arkansas engaged in farming. fruit
growing, live stock and poultry raising
manufacturing of all kinds, agriculture
i'm all of its phases and the developing
of all the national resources of the
State, and for the advancement in
every possible way of the best inter
ests of the State of Arkansas. Among
the provisions of the bill is one that
mo payment will he made upon pre-
MUM certificates presented to the
State Auditor whether for trophies
cups, medals. banners, ribbons, moneys
transportation and expenses for boys
and girls contesting in corn and live
stock Judging. sewing, canning and
similar club projects, except such pre-
MUM be awarded to a resident of Ar
kansas"
The Arkansas State Fair is not Il
local institution, but il belongs to the
entire state and an increasing mum
ber of counties are participating every
year The money which the state is
asked to appropriate would return pri-
marily to the farmers, their sons and
daughters and others who make con
tributiOns to the industrial, commercial
and educational life of their state. 1t
has been well said that "The State
Fair is great University which
teaches by object lessons"
John Simpson. a publicist of nation
al renown, says:
The State Fair is also the place
where the farmer has chance for
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-02-19
Little Rock Letter

Little Rock, Feb. 16.-Members of
the Arkansas legislature are looking
with increasing favor upon the propo-
sition Of encouraging agriculture, horti-
culture and stock raising, as well as
manufactures and the arts, by liberal
appropriations in aid of state fairs
and similar institutions. Other states
have made rapid progress, while Ar
kansas has been tagging behind.
A bill has been introduced in the
House to make an initial appropria-
tion Of $4,000 for the Arkansas State
Fair during the next two years and
there is a good prospect for its pas
sage. 1t is asserted that: The State
Fair Association of Arkansas is non
pront sharing organization, conduct
ing a State Fair in the Fall of each
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-02-19
A TONIC

urove's TasteIess chill Tonic res,o,..
Energy and Vitality by Purifying aod
Enrichins the Blood. When Won r. fssl ;.- ;.
strenethenins' ; invisOratins effect. see bo., :,
1t brings color to the cheeks aDd nd NV NV
1t improves the appetite, you win ,s, '1s~
appreciate its true tonic value. '''''
Groves Tasteless chill Tonic il .;.u
iron and Quinine suspended in svrnn a''np,y
pleasant even children like IL s Th %
needs needs ouiNINE to Purify it and 1e from 0'poo =
Enrich It. Destroys MaiariaI Serns ,,'o's o
Grip germs by its Strenethen,ns%. s.',ns and
atins Effect 6Oc. s' inxieor-
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-02-19

They open mighty storehouses Of in
formation to the student. A compar-
isOn Of ideas and products is educa-
tional and interests the hand and brain
of man
Henry Wallace said: "The State
Fair is great University which
teaches by object lessons. II is the
state on exhibition. 1t is II great
showing of all methods and processes
by which state has retained its posi-
tion in the world, and right tO acclaim
its greatness 1t is the advertising
agent of the State. II is the great
show window of its store of accom-
plishments, the exposition center of all
interests and industries, and the place
and playground for the annual reunion
of its citizens To all its people the
educational value of the State Fair is
unquestioned and mmeasured"
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-02-19
Warning Order

In the Randolph Chancery Court,
March Term 1925.
The New England Securities Com
pany. ct al, Plaintiffs,
VS.
Ibbie Lemmons ct al, Defendants
The nonresident defendants. Noel
LemmOns and Douglass LemmOns, are
hereby warned to appear in this court
within thirty days and answer the
complaint of the plaintiffs, The New
England Securities Company and Ben
II. Hall, trustee, or else the same will
he taken as confessed.
Witness the hand and seal of the
undersigned on this Jan. 9th, 1925.
Ben +. Mays,
Clerk of Randolph County Chancery
Court.
John l.. BledsOe,
Solicitor for Plaintiff. 25-4t
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Warming Order

In the Chancery Court Of Randolpb
County. Ark.
Mary AIorey, Plaintiff,
VS.
James J. Smith, Pansie Smith and
Mabel Brown, Defendants.
The Defendant, Mabel Brown Is here
by warned to appear in this court with
IN thirty days an l answer the com
paint OF the Plaintiff, Mary Morey.
Witness my hand and the seal Of
sald court this 23rd day Of Jan la25.
Ben f. Mays, Clerk.
Schoonover 4 jackson.
Solicitors for Plalntiff. os4t
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-02-19
Warning Order

In the Randolph Chancery Court,
March Term, 1925.
Thelma Hawkins, Plaintiff.
VS.
Louie Hawkins Defendant.
The nonresident defendant, Louie
Hawkins, is hereby warned to appear
in this court within thirty days and
answer the complaint Of the plaintiff.
Thelma Hawkins, or else the same will
he taken as confessed.
Witness the hand and seal of the
undersigned on this Jan. 27th 1925.
Ben f. Mays,
Clerk of Randolph County Chancery
Court.
John l.. Bledsoe.
Solicitor for Plaintiff. 25-4t.
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-02-19
STOP THAT ITCHING

If you suffer from any form of
skin diseases such as Itch. Eczema,
letter or Cracked Hands, Poison Oak,
Ring Worm, Old Sores or Sores on
Children. We will sell you a Jar Of
BLUE STAR REMEDY on a guar
antee. 1t will not stain your clothing
and has a pleasant odor.
Palace Drug Store
Pocahontas star herald., 1925-02-19
&c 6

Is a prescription for
Colds. LaCrippe, Influenza,
Densue. Biliousness, Malaria
1t is the most speedy remedy we know
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
WHEEL CHAIR NEEDED

MaNtr Lavornc Scott. living at III
Seneca a.. with his struggling father
mus, be taken for treatments every
day In a wheel chair aud his father
says he can no longer pas rem, for
one.
IL there any Of our readers who
ran lean him one. or are any Of those
In vac thru this department now
Available
lie would prefer an outdoor chair
that he can push ca pill fe:6
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GRATEFUL FOR MOOSE ENTER
IAINMENT

The shut.ins AZ the County iiospi.
gal wish me 10 extend their heart.
fsl, thanks, thru this column. 70 the
Loyal order OF Moose entertainers
FOR The wonderful evening gwen
them Friday. March 2oth. The per-
sonnet u Tits group was as followk
$. " Dudley. Tom and Jack lnse.
Jack buildings. v. c. Iitchards, John
Torsyths Harry cieimmous. Helen
Pulrayey and Mary clements
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MASONIC AND g. 4. u HOMES
ENiEIlTAINEn

Hay tolmsa steeeutly rao6,icd n
Group or 90 singers ou "a singing Orgy
10 the Masonic and q. A. a. homes
AZ iuyallup. Say. said he, ~ q
wasn't for these sunshine trip lie
wouldnl be half worth hyins why
! set the biggest ldek out " them
ana 20 do the young folks that 80
with me, Bringing cheer 10 others
Is a real privilege and l. Tor one. am
most happy IN this service
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). l. I. CLUB TO ENTERTAIN
OLD FOLKS

Eas Youus LslIrr Institute club
wiH gladden. the ntana ~ the old
folkf u The kina County Home with
the following program SATURDAY
afternoon
1 Solo dance Dos Sen Fisher
tudeni ~ lho Cornish school Of
D1nclnH
playlet by the Musqus and Dag.
o. club. the dramatic club OF the
r J.. cluh. Mlss Margaret Akin,
director called - Couple ~ lAuh.
tles Thla pllylrt viii be- given by
Frank Morse and Helen SNYDER,
Iitudingl by Muriuo DuWah.
Vocal rolo by Dorothy Doug
dale
8 Plano selections hy Adeue
HroWs
8 Reading By Josephine Mauoa,
Huly Manner Academy
z Plano selections by Iisun Nlol.
grain
B. Reading by Harriet Molstrum
iAoyfntocnl.
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CALGARY. Alta sugar betis
produced Ia Alberta eEpsrimsntaliy
have passed very sucosksfui test
a, the hands Of the chemists Of The
U,Ah.Idaho sugar Co.. which Is
sresin big sugar refinery at Ray
mond. IN the southern pan Of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
NIEDs SURGICAL SHOES

suffering for iSS yrnri with heavy
weights attached 90 her les. Sophia
Riairtgis after being out Of The hos
plthi for several months. finds il al.
mos, lmpostinle 10 saw the nsess.
sary VS. 10 huy herself the proper
surgical shoes she says shc has
$40 savtd. j. there a dealer In hur
sical shoes who can hsip her out
ca plti.lsze
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!. Prank n lloopc-rhonc CApltl 1850
nm roIInMEn ron

- ANAah#N - -
II tho whole world followed YOU
Followed 20 the letter
Would It bc n nobler world
Al deceit and hlschood huiled
f'rom Il altogether
Malice. scifishncss and lust
BaniShed from beneath the crust
GOVERNS human hearts from
view
TEL me. II IL followed you
Mould the world be betterl {.
From The Prism.
LADY NEEDS SERVICES OF
SURGEON
A charity ease osat.,s surgical ana
medical attention. VIII some phys.'
clan Of regular practice offer bis
services Phone Capitol lesS,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
PIANEp.OuT BATTERY STOPS
MARINE SuI'TINS' Pun

wonder n some one % our ros
do battery dealers wont get happy
thought and rut q into practice when
they ace this appeal
zone hundred aud tiny Marine
shut.i M the 4. 3, Marine HoHpi,
tai AZ Port Townsend aro'plulng for
IN. Twins word'via the radio, but the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03

province The analysis showed that
the Alberta beet produced 1913 per
cent Of sugar-an average well above
factory practice. The plant viii b.
In operation in time 10 handle this
years beet crop. The company
plans 10 use 5000 tons or more OF
the 1895 yield.
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MAKE nIINp smTIN mNPry

Tho blind shut-in Whs received a
quilt made by five members = the
Woanhehp club tmeaning Work and
DO Happy. OF the Oemr Fire Girls.
is vsry grateful and was very pleased
with their fine, little impromptu en-.
tsrtainmcnt
The girls were Florence beruhain.
Charlotte Borne Ncsta Bow,icn. Mar
iofie Mclaughlin and Ester DE.
Nose Their guardian Is Mrr. 9, J,
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ENJOY HAVEN CHURCH YOUNG
PEOPLE

a most excellent program pre-.
ssn,sd By the Haven Church young
people last Sunday afternoon al the
King County Homo was very greatly
appreciated By the go old folks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-04-03
FOLDING WALL BRACKET
WANTED

Has someone a wall phone bracket
lald away that they would like 20
pass on 10 a shutin7 one Of the
Kind that fold. hack asalns, the wall
and can be pulled out ca pill'lts5.
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nshine and Smiles From Seattle Shut-Ins

$500 outfit sou were Fo kind 60 set
us lies dormant because of dead
battery ana faulty loud speaker"
-phon, CA piti462G
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Tho work was entirely done b. the
woanbcha Camp lire Service.
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Wanted Chance
to Star-NoW
He's Getting 1t

Lloyd Hughes is one picture star
who believes that patience and per.
sis,ence" Is good motto. A few
years ago. when Hughes emerged
from n studio darkroom and started
toward the spotlight, he found the
going rather slow and rough, but he
was patient and persisted
A few weeks ago First National
pictures gave him a threeyoar con.
tract. His work in THE Lost
World" "If ! Marry Again" I'm
Every woman's Life and Sally"
had to be dovetailod together 10 that
these pictures could be made on
schedule with Hughes In them. Be
fore he had finished his part in
sally" Hughes was cast 10 play op-
posite Corinne Griffith in "Doclassc."
And now before "Declassc" is half
finished three directors have bid for
Hughes to play leads in pictures to
be made in Hollywood within the
next few weeks. and two requests for
HIS services have also como from
New York. Meanwhile Corlnne Grit
fifth insists that IL IL is physically
possible Hughes must play opposite
her In her next production.
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Metropolitan

pavlowa. the great iuminary o.
the dancing armament. with her
stars and musicians 10 tho number
o. nearly 100. win reach Semitic
shortly before the noon hour In
special train OF five cars. over the
Northern Pacific. from the East.
Friday. February 20. There are
three standard Pullman drawing
room sicepera and two long steel
baggage cars carrying the troupc.
Tho Russian dansouse viii stage
the first performance % her ncw
and sensational Spanish ballet ut
the Metropolitan. Friday evening.
In its presentation. Pavlowa is on
the stage almost thruout. and BE-.
sides this she will dance her inim-
liable swan. and the beautiful
creation entitled christmas. In
Fridays program. which starts az
sl5.
Paviowa will present a matinee
Saturday and performances saiur.
day and Sunday night.
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program on both tho organ and
piano.
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will offer little novelty called
THE Heart Broker" which n *
pert advice 10 tho l1vclorn. The ad.
sicc h. 10 b. taken humorously not
seriously Music Is part OF The
offering.
Birdie Reeve. who claims 90 -
the worlds fastest stenographcr
and typlst. M wen sa a master Of
words. is a hiE feature on the new
Lil. It's said that nhc writes 800
words "a minute Shc IN but Is
years of ngr. hut has a vocabulary
OF $1,000 words
Iarln I,aker and company will
offer Contradictions" a play hy
Edwin Burke. II ia a Lewis and
Gordon production. which has been
staged by the author.
Robin and Hood viii present a
fantasy on an unsupported ladder.
The ''Globo 81 Fate" IL steel
sphere in which the Australian
Meudozas ride motorcycles al a
high speed
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Palace Hip

Lovers pf Say and colorrul musical
comedy urb promised ideal diversion
at The Palace iup thruout tho week,
beginning today. when Roy CHI
Fam") clair and his popular COM
pany appear there in Ruy's latest
production. which ia tcrs-ly caption.
ed What Next
FuumakiuE Of tho kind that has
established Clair and his comedians
In great favor with Patrons or the
Palace Hip la bad 90 abound IN the
new show Roy h scheduled 10 give
one 81 his most amusing character
irnunns IN hia droli portrayal Of a
prddirr seeking o. sell anything
from n box ~ matches 20 an auto.
mobile William Raae. Ia tho role
% heu-pecked husband. promises
n fair share OF laughs. aud Ruby
Lang'a hlstrioulc akin h said 20
find scope IN the leading feminine
part Florence clair. popular In
Ecnne. and other Palace Hip favor
ties will complete the cast
Magnetic FuntcllR Ia Pierre. sing
Ing soubrstto. and the dainty Ronig
Twins, who have been capturing the
fancy % every audience. arc again
scheduled 20 stage numbers ot the
kind that stop the show With
Florence Clair. tho twins viii sing
u Want 10 Bc In Tennessee" and
Jimmie Romig. tho boyish singing
cumrdirune. viii offer two roioa.
IS W winning Hole" and Come
Along" lou Davis Wilt b. featured
In a jnxz number. Hard Hearted
Hannah. Ruby Lang and HirsmH
trio viii harmonlze In an appealing
version or knot Of Blue: Ray
dance diversion ~ promised by
Dancing brownie and Helen Falk.
and there viii be various additional
spccialiieE. featuring tho trio. ELLA
Chalfont. and others "A usuni. the
runway charmcrs viii be much in
evidence.
Heading the vaudeville offered in
conjunction with the Clair show.
viii be "Frolic Land" n prctentioua
act. with Bob Pctticord. clever COM
cdian. IN the stallar role. other
acts will be- contributed by Silvers
and Ross. comedians: Nell McCrea,
the "onc-man circus: Rowe and
Laurent in Looking for Fun" and
Mulkcy, master OF magic.