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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06

FL sefaor Merjehsa es un csbslle-
70 andants, 81 los produic IN tie
IRA de Alfonso Quijsno; pero en-
gran eScala, en- Ia mayor escsia
possible, No ls bast6 Montiel como
campo dc sus andanzas. Para al
go habfa descubicrto Esraiia el
Nuevo Mundo, = Meryelisa, An$en-
di6ndolo ast, despu6s de srmarse
csballero de Ia rIuma y el tinterc
en Madrid, Sc ha pasado Ii vida
recorz1endo eI han1isfer1o, desde el
MISSISSIPPI al Plata, pohra siernpre,
perc houradc, como busn hIjo dc
Ia tderra clss1cs del honor.
Lo mas -mindsculo que ha teni.
do bsJD sus inQuietas p1sntas esta
golondrina cssteIlana, es Puerto Ri
CO, donde Sc halia desde hace item
po y parece .hab6rseie embotado
Ell espfritn n6nlada. Lo cusI es, tai
veg, Ia meior confirmation del t.
tulo qus le d16 Colon a este pals, de
"isla encautatls'', enchanted is
land que no SO cansan de repetir
los anhericanos con su GnfasiS nasal
Cads vez que nombra a Espafa
MerJeliza, Sc lie ponen La cejas que
parece tener uno la vista ell. pai-
safe con Ell acueduCto de Segovta,
tan espaho1es SO presentsn squellos
dos ARGOS. Mas, cuando trata de
Puerto Rico. SO enternece Y sc SON
r1e como 81 pasara per su sDlentA
el recuerdo de su primer Drllcinea
de ALA de la Mancha, SUI terra ma
tai.
AL que no le haya visto, le di-
re que .es Merjeltza alto de talla.
en1uto de carhes de rostro slgo
feo aunQue muy si1npatico, muy
despabisdo v alerta, no al paso
de. los intereses 1silio, ante el des7
file de las silusiones y de las qui-
neras.
Todo este con ell aire de hombre
sincere caracteristico de los que
no viven para adornarse ST mis-
mo, y para sacrifcarselo todo en-
Ell altar de Su 20 soberano = dafi,
no.
Ahora Merjeliza tiene un peri6-
dico que es como I'm canalito mas
para que, pasen Las naturales sim
patfas que existen entire Puerto Ri
co Ia vieta madre Historical. Esas
simpatias no tienen nunca bastan-
tes Was por donde pasax y esta
publication dirigida por manos tan
castellanas no pnede ser rec1Dida
por ambas parties de otro modo que
con gran sfecto y. regocijo.
El senior Merjefiza me llama a
colaborar en- 50 Revists, 70 que1
no puelo sustraerme a esa invita-
cion stendo como soy de vieja cepa
castellaua transriantada a esta
lenteja Q lentetuela, sacudo el abu
rrtmiento de mi carcomida pe6ola,
y 'les escribo este arttc1IO como
qusersa IiamaSio 81 1ectOr bondado-
so y aadn 1nal6vplo.
III. Martinez PLEE.
complacido reproduce Ell NUN
DO ei anterior artfcllo del erudito
escritOr sedor Martinez Plee, quien
traza en- magistrates rasgOs la bio
grafia intSresante del sefior L0pez
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
YENTA ESPECIAL

Este hello ReIoI de Muneca. GAIA Blan.
ca de Gro Enchapado, IS ahos dc ga1An.
tia, movimiento de primera clase con
sets rubies, corona de xafiro. mUY atxac.
two, dltlmo eSttlo, peQueho. Precto Be
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06

Merjelisa, nuestro excelente ami
go, periodista, cspadoI que hace
a6os reside en- nuestro pals, =
La labor patr16tica del senor L6-
pAs MerteliZa as de todos blen
ccuocida ror su probado entusias-
mo y sjemplar perseverance,.
f'vtda Espanola" es ahora au
''CanaIito' de corr1entes de asec-
tos entire q .EspaHa v Puerto
Rico " dsber es do Ia ''Coioslia
Hspaloia'' sosteu1r y procdrsr 81
mayor Incremanto de dicha yucn-
Caci6n. Ia dniea en- 81 clase uns hoy
egiSts aaui lei m0vin1ento 50 de
inUeStrs andsudu'', y siemprs Ia
Pranss fuS poderoso factor de los
mas Mandes iaeates. 10 coutrar1o
Ia falta de sp0yo moral y material
vida Espafnla'' serta aigo sos.
pechcso y aesmentiria TODD cnanto
Sc hahla sn pro de La Raza.
LA VOz DEL REX DE ESPANA
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06
NUEVA FUERZA Y ENER-
GIA PARA los DEBliFS
Y ANCIANOS

Para ser actfvo, fuerte, viguToso , go-
Ssr de perfecta saiud, listed deha tensx
baFtants sangre pura, sangre rojA de u
calidad que "STRICHNo TERRARSs'
ayuda . producer. Miles de personals to-
man "Strichno TcrraYs''. FL dnico 10.
nico que con rapidez Ie recuperar& gua
fuerzas energias , le ayudar4 gozar
de salud envidiabie. consultee @sgw Medt-
co. Compxe un fSaScO hoy misno con.
verEase. Euvfe 20 centavos poT nn fras-
quito de mnastra . Lougrock Phsrmaeai
Co 1S5 liberty St.. New York n. Z.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06

complacido reproduce Ell NUN
DO ei anterior artfculo del eruditO
escritOr sedor Martfnez Plee, quieu
traSa en- magistrates rasgOs la bio
graffa intsresante dal ssfior Lopez
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-06-06

LA VOz DEL REX DE ESPANA
ES oIDA COM ToDA CLARInAD
EN- LA AMERICA ESpANoLA
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-02
Paramount viii
Let Employees In
On Yearly Bonus
By United Press Leased Wire

HOLLYWOOD, May para
mount motion picture representa-
tives will hold their second imtcrna.
tiona convention in Paris.
They brought their first confer.
enec to Il close here with an cXtrav
agant banquet at Famous Players
Lasky studios, attended by officials
stars and approximately POO Tex
ira - girls.
The business end Of the conven.
tion was featured by announcement
of executives of a bonus and say
ings plan for employees modcied af
ter that of the Standard Oil com.
pany. Under this scheme the movie
workers will share in Paramount ;
enormous earnings.
II was also decided TO produce 4G
new pictures the coming six months
two-thirdS Of them at the Lasky
studio here and the balance at the
Long Island branch in the east
These productions it WAS announced
hy Adolph Zukor, president, would
avoid "seX appeal and be largely
stories of western and home life.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-02
e--s-~SSasgES1 n Va,
Vi aa .s.S
EsS r~yssxSz,M.-.,.-.ts,4-A 4-Asr--sss,vss(& E ~
SUNDAY & MONDAY
"THE FIFTH AVE.
MODEL"

tcrtamcd newspaper mon and hun
dredS Of. spectators who were at
tracted BY the unusual sight.
The 81" hill IS one of the hest
known testing grounds for automo-
bilcS in Southern California. Il was
selected for the familiar 81 sign
because of its steep sides being Wis
ible from Washington and West
Adams boulevards where thousands
of motorists pass daily.
The tracks left by The Star car
were measured officially by W.
Fred Van Loenon, manager, Of the
Giryin- Warren Grade Meter com
pany. TO secure absolutely accur-
ate data. grade meter was mount
cd on il 2X2 stick and placed level
in the tracks at various intervals.
According TO the grade meter read
insS the Star car climbed grades
ranging between - and so per cent,
the average being lie per cent.
After reaching the top the car
was driven by DuSevoir over Il
straight so per cent drop, giving Il
convincing demonstration of four
wheel brake efficiency.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-02
VALLEY THEATER
SUNDAY. MONDAY. TUESDAY
BUSTER KEATON
In His --latest Riot
SEVEN CHANCES
A Cat Has Seven Lives SO Buster Takes
Seven Chances.
DAWES TO CARRY
HIS CRUSADE TO
ALL PARTS OF US.

WASHINGTON, May 2.-vicc
President Dawes will personally
carry his crusade for changes IN the
senate in all parts of the country
thjS summer.
The vice president 5 tour viii
take him to Alabama. Kentucky, In.
diaHa, Ohio, Kansas, the far west
and probably again into New Eng
land.
II.s tentative schedule calls for II
speech in Birmingham, Ala, May p
and thereafter speeches in Kentucky
in June. Indiana and Ohio j. June
far west in September or October
and in New England later.
The fundamental strategy Of the
Dawes campaign is 20 speak in the
statE of senators who are leading
members OF tho senate rules com
mittrr through which he must get
his reforms before they can be
adopted by the smate itself.
His speech IN birmingham is Il
vjbute - Senator Oscar Underwood,
Femoerat arl member of the
committee, who Is he only Dcmocra-
tie member who has rallied 10 his
side IN his figh. and likely to be
the only one.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-02
PERSONALS

:. /. MyCrorv. local hoy scout
executive. is IN Los Angeles on of
fieial business.
Mrs. and Mrs. p. \. Harrigau
FiaH 70 spend tomorrow at Moreua
Dan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross T. H.cE.ox
have as their housegu>st \. ".
Thompson, an attorney who is con
aectel with Mr. IIickcoX : Los An-
4ele, office.
J. r. Fowblc Jr. Of Ja,umba is
spending tho weekend With his
grandparents. Mr.. and Mrs. L. T.
Estes ;a this city.
j. Q. cole. local manager Of The
FicbfIeia Oh Company was called
70 killcen Texas, today ON account
Of he serious illness Of his mother.
Nr. and Mrs. Non, Reid and little
Bobbic and Betty plan to spend to-
morrow in the Laguna Mountains.
Mr.. Betty SPorIein o. D-troi.
M.higan| is visiting in the valley
for few days OH her tour Of Cali
tornia.
JAY G. Brown Of Portcrville, Cali
foruia. we'll known dealer Of reg
istcrci Hereford cattle IS in Fl Coz
tro today on business.
Lila 3. PoweIso6 Of -DiXif faul
school WAS in Town today olEbu>j-
ness.
George A. Landrum principal OF
the Scelcy school. was . business
visitor at the courthouse today.
Mrs. +. Il. Fuller. who has boen
confined to her home two weeks
with the flu, is improving and i.
planning 10 20 to Der cabin in he
mountains for recuPeration rs soon
IS she is strong enedgh to make the
Zip.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-02
SECRETARY NOW
SPORTING VIVID
TIE AFTER TRIP

John <. CarmichacI. secretary Of
the Fl Centre Chamber Of /om-
nacrep has iusc returned { from
Eureka where lie attended the State
convention Of commercial secretar:->
which was in session on Monday
and Tuesday Of this week.
Much Of the business transacted
1t the meeting was in the nature of
lectures and talks on ways and
means of bringing the secretaries :,
work 70 more uniform standard,
together with suggestions and crit
icisms OF various activities that
come under the scope Of their work
The secretary was greatly pleased
with the beautiful scenery of the
northern oQuntry, and though the
weather was considerably cooler
than At home. hc enjoyed every min
ute Of his trip.
Incideatlv he stated that all Of
California seems to be "pepped
up over the forthcoming Diamond
Jubilee celebration. and in the vi
siuity of san Francisco in particU-
lar, extensive plans are being made
10 make the occasion "a notable one.
The secretary was sporting q vivid
tricolor green. widow and red tie,
colors chosen for the Jubilee rclebra
t-on and said they arc being worn
extensively III other parts OF the
state.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-02
Pair of Escaped
Convicts Still
In Merry Chase
BY United Press Leased wire

SACRAMENTO, May 2.-Without
definite information upon which to
base their search, posses Of Sacra-
meuto policemen today continued
the manhunt for Joe Tanko and
Floyd Hall, escaped San Quentin
conyicts.
\ four hour search near Hood late
yesterday, participated in by near
ly 100 armed men aided by scout
ing plane, nettcd the determined
posse two Hindu rabbit hunters.
OF the entire developments Of
yesterday, but one fact stood up to-
day This was the finding Of the
prison underwear Of the tw0 con
victs in n rooming house u few
blocks from the police station. The
men lay in hiding four days before
making q break for liberty.
Patrolman T.. &. Kohler was sus-
pended today for conduct unbc-
coming an officer in connection
with the man hunt. II is alleged
Kohlcr borrowed an automobile on
the pretext Of helping hunt for tho
dcsperadocs and then took his fam
iIg for q ride.
State rewards Of $3.50 each for tie
capture Of Tmko and Hall have
been posted by Governor Richard
son raising the total reward on THEN
heads 10 $ll00.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-02
Mrs. Coolidge In
Role of Movie
Actress
Uy United Press Leased Wire

WASHINGTON, May .. The
first lady of the land qualified as
4 movie star.
As one of the ceremonies in con
ncction with national child heahh
day, proclaimed for observance to-
day by President Coolidge, one
small girl and two little boys of
Washington hung May baskets ON
the white house doors.
While cameramcn cranked Yards
of film, the children knocked ON
the door, left their baskets and ran
away to HE.
Opcrling the door, Mrs. Coolidge
threw up her hands in complete
surprise. exelaiming: - wonder
who could hayc left these bcauti-
ful baskets, while the children,
hiding behind tha pillars of the
white house port;'o, Siggled.
Veteran photographers asserted no
experienced movie actress could
have registered surprise more
effectively than did Mrs. Coolidge.
Af'cr an extensive search she dis
covered the children, whom shc
kissya and thanked for the May
baskets.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-02
OFFICER TELLS
OF UNUSUAL
CAR SER VICE

Most motorists viii admit that its
good policy to cultivate the friend.
ship of individual members of the
{ police force. Although its Il story
! that might not go before the Judge
in case of n "pinch. - all Gardner
motor ear drivers are apt to find
themselves automatically ON friend
ly terms with Patrolmau Clifford
keelmd. Of the Hollywood division,
when driving in Los Angeles.
Patrolman Kcclaad dropped into
the SaleSr00m of Southwest Motors,
9ij West seventh street few DAYS
ago, and fen into conversation with
William Il. C"BNl'1 Ruc>s, sales
manager of the Gardner djStribut-
ing organization of the Pacific
southwest. The officer outlined that
he has great respect for the iudg,
mont Of Gardner owners because he
drives Gardner himself.
The policeman had u hymn of
praise for his own Gardner car. He
said that he purchased his Gardner
in January. 1929. and since that
time has driven il a5,5t2 miles with
n maintenance expense that would
crafty the heart Of the most
thrifty Scotchman. He has aver
aged IS to - miles per gallon Of
gasoline over roads representing
every driving condition to be found
west of the continental divide, and
IS still travelling on two Of the orig
inal tires. Included IN the above
mileage WAS q trip over the Arrow
head Trail from Los Angeles to
Blaektoot, Idaho. Mrs. Keelaud ac-
compauied her husband ON the trip.
Although there are hundreds Of
miles of give and take desert
roads over this ronte. the car ar
rived Al its destination without ever
having It's tool box opened Cir
cmStances made il desirable that
Mr. keeland remain in Idaho for
some time. Mrs. keeland WIS to re
turn 10 Los Angeles, 50 she drove
the ear home alone, making the re-
turn trip with 100 per cent score
of mechanical perfection.
That is why Nh keeland SAYS:
''Whcn I m on my beat. directing
traffic Ut the corner OF Western
avenue and Hollywood Boulevard
between II q. m. and p. m. can i
help having q smile fer every Gard
ner driver who passes.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-02
IS
HERE DECLARES
BIG AUTO FIRM

When one Of the largest motor
car plants in the world is running ar
the utmost Of its capacity and still
Is behind on its orders; when its
sales for half a year are far ahead
of those Of previous years, both at
homc 4ad abroad; when IFS stocks
ot cars in the hands Of dealers are
nearly exhausted then-
Prosperity isn' comiug;' it's
here.
With the whole motor car ia3as.
try going through 4 slump last year,
the facts concerning Stulcbaker :
continuing, acccIcrating increase Of
cars actually disposed of to buyers
furnish = refreshing indication Of
the arrival of better economic con
ditions.
March sales were 1890 ears, as
compared with 1880 in March Of
1924.
For the first three months of
1925. sales were 3J.5l per cent high
er than for the same period 4 wear
ago. These are sales to actual Gus
toners, not orders from dealers paid
for at the factory.
Daring this same period, stocks
on the hands Of the 5000 dealers
throughout the world have been cut
down to q condition where, in many
instances, they do not have com
pletc lines Of ears for display par
poses.
At the end Of March the stocks
in their hands had been cut to 4
point 44.2 per cent lower than they
were a year ago and the books of
the company disclosed that there
was not a single dealer, in AZ the
5000, who WAS not filing prefcren-
tial schedules in the effort to get
more ears.
Interesting is the fact that
whereas in 1924 the demand was
nearly - per cent for open caI
models, the, demand at the end of
March was 7j per cent for closed
models. This would have been IN.
creased materially but for the stead
lily growing demand for the com
pany' duplex body, the open cal
enclosablc in half a minute.
rs President 4. X. Erskine an
nOunccd, export sales are over Jt
per cent higher than for the previ
Gus year.
The April figures were on orders
/ already booked for the month. Ca
madam sales are not included il
these figures. They were p per cent
higher during the first quarter OF
1925 than during the same quarter
in 1924.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-02
FAMOUS ST HILL"
CLIMBED BY CAR
ENTIRELY TO TOP

Pickle Hin' near Los Angeles.
with its 81 varieties Of grades was
climbed TO the very top last week
by the Star car with 1.-The million
dollar motor
This feat has never been accom-
plished before by any car, although
on two occasions ears have been
driven as far up as the top Of the
concrete figures 81 - and another
ear, in attempting to proceed farth-
cr. overturned on the steep grades
with serious injury to the driver.
A standard stock model Star
touring ear was driven not only to
the top of the 81 sign on the Cul
yer CITY hill side, but clear to the
TOP of the hin on its own power.
Julius Duseyoir at the wheel en-
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-02
GRAPE GROWERS
MEETINGS TO Be
HELD NEXT WEEK

In order that all grape growers in
Imperial Valley might have au op
rnntunitv of obtaining full infor.
nation on the complete. report which
has Just reached Farm Advisor A.
l., GHrthwaitc from Prof. +. r. Bio
ictti chief of the division of witt
culture of thc University of Caiifor-
MIA regarding the reasons for the
DIVING conditions of the vines in all
parts of Imperial Valley, a series
OF important field meetings have
been arranged for tile early part of
next W0iE
-Four me, iu&s in all viii be held,
and each meeting viii be at q WING
yard couta' ing typica! vines show
ing the three types of injuries GOV
crol in Prof Rjolctti's report.
Prof. Hioictu, who IS considered
one Of tic foremost grape experts
in the world, recently spout several
DAYS in Imperial Valley at til, re
quest IS the extension service and
the Imperial Valley Grape Growers
Association. While here Prof. Bio
letti mad au intensive study of
more thau Is Indifferent vineyards
III all parts of the valley. On his
return to Berkeley. full r"port
WAS made TO Dr.. Merrill, Dean OF
the Coliog, Of Agriculture Of the
University of California. A copy
OF this report has been sent to Farm
Advisor Garthwaitc which win be
fully discussed NJ the meetings. Fol
lowing discussion of thc report
recommendations as 10 tho future
care of injured vines viii be given.
The schedule of the meetings is
as follows:
Tuesday, May :. at 10 q. m. on
the ", l.. Hodges vineyard, l.
milo east Of the Melolaud store.
Al 80 p. m. on the a. Tonraha-
nian vineyard miles west and
one-half mile south of the FL Cen
Jro city water works
Wednesday,. May t at 10 {. m.
on the Emil Steiner vineyards one
half mile south Of Brawlcv.
At l:30 p. m. on the Fred Albert
vineyard now operated by d. Kupe-
liam. two miles west Of Calipatria
ol. the pavement.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-02
Coffee Dan Has
Ham, Egg. Haven
Best L. A. Alley
by United Press Leased Wire

by United Press Leased Wire
Los ANGELES, May q
Coffee Dan, world famous ham
and egg vendor, opened 4
branch emporium yesterday III
the best alley in Los Angeles.
It is a replica of Dan S ham
and egg haven in San Francis
CO. Being underground there
arc stairs for the alley birds
who walk. But there is also a
chuts for those who can't walk.
A savage tattoo of hammers,
on counters and on skulls, mark
ed the grand opening. Every
customer gets q hammer instead
of soup.
Dams incoming customers in
cluded many movie actors, and
they all used the chut5. There
was so much friction created by
the Hollywood tweeds sliding
down the boards that the ham
and egg king required them to
put ice in their pockets.
We can't burn up the place
the first day he remarked.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-02
Valentines Wife
To Produce Her
Own PhOto-Play

HOLLYWOOD, May 2-Nataeha
Rnnbova, in private lifo Mrs Ro.
Golph Valentino, became a director
and producer today Of mo,ion p;t-
turcs.
THE Shcik'a" wife started in.
dependent production OF her own
Ihoto-plav. "What Price Beauty. -
Sha wrote the story and will handle
;hc uegephonc.
Rudy vii not appear IN the cast
of players, which viii feature Mia
Nadi aud P.trrc Gcndron.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-02
His Big Toe Is
Valued at
$4,000
ny United Press Leased Wire

by United Press Leased Wire
SACRAMENTO, Calf. May
"A toe is a very valuable APP
pendage. especially when it hap
pens TO ts the big toe OF Robert
Wade, watchman for the Pacif-
ic Fruit company.
Wade has filed two suits for
damages, tctalling $4,000 i'll
superior court here as Il result
of losing the large toe on his
left foot through an accident he
claims was due to carelessness
On the part Of the fruit com
pany.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-02
SEN. EAGNUs JOHNSON
WINS HIS LIBEL SUIT
AfINNEAPOLIs, Mimi, Nav .

MINNEAPOLIS, Mimi, May .
4. :. Jacobs. campaign manager
for Senator Thomas ScAali in the
last election, was found guilty To-
day Of criminal libel preferred by
former Senator Magnus johnson.
The sealed verdict, returned by the
jury last night after II hours delib-
Grafton. was opened by Judge Frank
". Nye this morning.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-02
BOY AWARDED $4,000
AGAINST POWER co.

REDDING, Cal, May 2.-Wil-
liam Anstcad, 10. was winner Of
$4,000 damages against the paci.
lie Gas and Electric Company for
injuries su. aimed in an apple tree
when the boy touched power
wire. A jury in superior court last
night returned verdict in his
favor.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-02
ALL DENVER WILL
PRAY FOR RAIN

By United Press Leased Wire
DENVER, Colo. May g.
Business activities in Denver
will be halted for two minutes
next Wednesday noon while the
entire city prays for rain, ac-
cording TO a resolution indorsed
by the Rotary Club.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-02

rondon-Jamas Kirkwood, NJ. p.
Labor, representing Clyside, declar-
cd IN commons today that it Is i'm
possible for Great Britain to pay
a million pounds daily war debt and
provsle comfortably living condi.
tions for workers. lie suggested
that -cpudiation Of the debt was the
only solution.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-02

An American avatrix is startling
Paris. 50 sunburncd noses may soon
be considered stylish.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-02

Cairo-Howard Carter, co-discov-
erer with Lord CarnarvOn of the
tomb Of Pharoah Tut Ankh Amen
IN the Valley of Kings, announced
he plans to reopen the tomb the
first week in October.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-02
VALLEY THEATER
TODAY DAY ONLY
MONTE BLUE in
flowing LIES

This is the Great Sea Story of Peter B.
Kyne's
Also Sennett' s Latest Comedy
NOBODY WORKS BUT FATHER
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1925-12-10
StraightIine Frock Is
Still Favored Fashion

FrockS may come and frockS may
go, but apparently the little straight
line frock is destined to go on for
ever. For business wear, for shop
ping and for general all-around wear
nothing has ever succeeded in taking
it's place in the hearts Of the feminine
wearerS
Now that the winter days are upon
us, one sees this simple dress in in
creasing numbers. And since color is
to play such an important part this
season, these frocks feature the most
lovely shades of brown, green, beige,
and many tones of blue. When worn
with small hats of matching felt the
effect is decidedly smart.
A delightful little model of black
velveteen has circular pieces inserted
at the sides to give little extra full
ness, and epaulet sleeves that are long
and slightly open at the wrist. The
neck finishes with long ends that may
be worn either loose and flowing or
tied, as the wearer desires.
Another one-piece frock is of twill
and has arrowhead inverted plaits as
the only trimming on waist end skirt.
The neck Is finished with little white
collar and there are narrow matching
cuffs. Inverted plaits are a popular
form of trimming upon these day
dresses.