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Evening star., 1925-07-05
PLANS MADE FOR SCHOOL
OF DANCE WITH DRAMA
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, July Am
nouncement of the establishment of
the Eastman School of the Dance and
Dramatic Action, said to be the first
of its kind in the country. combining
training in all forms of the dance with
dramatic action to music, was made
here today.
The school is the latest development
of the activities sponsored by the
Eastman School of Music and the
Eastman Theater. the S13, 900, 900 gift
of George Eastman to the community
1t will open In September with Reuben
Mamoulian, for two years dramatic
director of the operatic department,
as director.
The Eastman Theater ballet will be
merged with the new school, where
training will be of much wider scope
with both professional and non-profes-
sional classes. Members of the operatic
department of the Eastman School of
Music will have training in dramatic
art and dramatic action to music as
we'll as instruction in the dance.
Motion pictures will be utilized In
teaching the courses, students being
filmed in their classes and the pic
lures thrown on the screen to illus
trate defects in technique. Practical
work will be given on the Eastman
Theater stage.
Evening star., 1925-07-05
GIRL CELLIST SENSATION.
16-Year-old Russian Produces
Thrill in Berlin Concerts.

BERLIN. July OP).-Berlin musi-
cal critics encountered a real thrill at
the end of the long concert season by
the appearance of l6-year-old Raya
Garbousova, a Russion cellist, from
Tifiis, in Georgia. Small, frail and
physically immature, the girl plays
an instrument almost as large as her
self with virtuosity, finish and feeling
which gives promise of her becoming
one Of the greatest performers on the
violincello.
During the revolution in Russia,
Raya often had to play with bleed.
ing frost-bitten fingers to help keep
her family from starving.
Evening star., 1925-07-05
So GIRLS, ON LEVIATHAN,
ARE MONTICELLO VICTORS
Sail for France on Independence
Pilgrimage as Result of Big
Jefferson Drive.
Bv the Associated press.

NEW YORK, July 4.-Fifty-e eight
representative American girls, chosen
members of the independence pilgrim
age for their part in the Thomas JEFF
ferson memorial foundation drive,
sailed on the Leviathan for France
today.
The giant liner carried more than
$500 passengers on the second ami
versary of the first sailing as a unit
Of the, United States lines.
ThS girls were selected in a voting
contest from all parts of the country,
coming from as far west as San Fran
cisco and as far south as Dallas. Te1&
The drive in which votes were pur-
chased and cast for the contestants
had for its objective the purchasing
Of Monticello" Jefferson's home. as
a memorial. Three hundred thousa nd
dollars already has beer" collected and
drive to obtain the necessary addi-
tional 100000 will be launched next
year.
Evening star., 1925-07-05
That Rust or Ink Stained

need not De discarded. The handy
Erusticator Pencil permanently and
safely removes rust from cotton,
linen, wool or silk without the slight
est injury to fabrics or fast coIors.
Simple to use. Just dip pencil into
water and roisten the stain, then
rinse. Separate treatment for rust
and ink stains in one q
handy holder. Sold in
Washinston's lead ing (MA
drug and department ~
stores.
Sterling Products
Company, Easton, Pa.
Evening star., 1925-07-05

The Wide Awake Club had a re
union at The Oaks, their old meet
ing place, on Friday. Various ath-
letic games We're played. The Story
Telling Class was in charge of Mrs.
McDaniels Of Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1925-07-05

On Monday evening the District Of
Columbia League of American Pen
Women held its last meeting for
the season at the club headquarters,
100 Fl street. The occasion was one
of greetings and good -byes. The new
ly appointed chairmen of standing
committees were introduced bv the
Evening star., 1925-07-05

Members of the Washington Practi-
cal Psychology Club will hold their
monthly business meeting at the
Playhouse Monday. July s, at pm.
Evening star., 1925-07-05

McDaniels of Chevy Chase.
Home Demonstration CIub-The
Red Cross nursing class unit met for
final examination on Wednesday with
Mrs. James Luney. After the eXami
nation, which was both written and
oral the class stayed for luncheon,
which they gave in honor of their
teacher, Miss Hermonie Badenhoopt,
who is leaving for Summer school at
Columbia University, New York City.
The regular meeting was held
Thursday, also at Mrs. Luney's, for
Their lesson in handwork, concentrat-
ed upon pine needle basketry.
W0men's City Club - Miss Inez
,Iustus will preside at the monthly
dinner of the business and profes-
Sional section. to be held on July s
a $50 pm. The dinner will be the
occasion of launching the new section,
the bringing together of the women
Of the various Government depart
ments. Miss Hope X. Thompson and
Mrs. Edith B. Newman, who hold re-
sponsible positions with the Mexican
Claims Commission, and Miss Laura
Berrien, who is an authority on the
income tax law, will be among the
speakers.
The auction bridge free and easy
will meet on Tuesday evening as
usual
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey Tent,
No. 1, Daughters OF Union Veterans
meets Monday. July s, at o'clock at
Grand Army Hall.
In Reading. Pa, an Official STORY
teller" has begun work. Miss Esther
J.. Koch of Birdsboro, a student at
Irving College, Mechanicsburg, wear
ing costume like the native of Hol-
land, makes the rounds Of the streets
Evening star., 1925-07-05

The Clara Barton Club of Glen Echo
and vicinity held its last regular meet
ing of the season with Mrs. Louis
Odell. At this very large meeting
committees were formed to carry
on important business of the club
during the Summer months.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
TWIN CITIES SAVING,
BLDG & LOAN ASSN

What institutions bear a closer re.
lationship to the working class and
those of moderate circumstances than
a building and loan business, and what
makes for peace and prosperity ana
increases the number Of property own
ers more than this business? Its I'M.
portance and influence on the city OF
Champaign will never be estimated
In this world, and its beneficial erect
and result in the desire for a place
which one can call home can never
be told.
Association, located in headquarters
convenient to the public, Of which. ,.
X. Hughes is secretary, Is clamorhe
for investors. Borrowers are always
plenty. and this should make every
thoughtful man and woman consider
how to live within their means and,
even if it is a sacrifice, TO put some
thing by out of their daily wage
Think of the dignity and prestige one
may acquire by loaning a neat little
sum to this substantial and sound
concern. They pay a liberal Interest
of 6 per cent for short time loans
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
GREENMAN BROTHERS

Nov don't get an entirely wrong
impression about this shop. lhefe Is
nothing green about the whole WORKS,
although it is a place good FOR the
eyes. because il is such busy, bust
ling Office. except the greenbacka ihal
come flying in from all parts OF lne
city and surrounding country, Ohl5
are suggestive Of that color.
Greenman Brothers are the most
astute, wide-awake, sophl stscated
people We know anything about, ana
wise as owls, for they do an immense
business in Mems Furnishing, hats
and footwear for the entire family.
At 10 East University Avenue
Champaign, Illinois, is the home OF me
Sincerity Clothes Shop, and tins
unique and unusual slogan has at
tracted the attention Of many who are
sincere also In seeking a place that
does business in the most honest and
upright manner. Who likes 10 buy
an article and have it guaranteed By
glib, polite salesman, and then
when il has worn badly have to ae-
knowledge that they were bit. But
such biting only occurs once, TO Gus.
toner who has cut his eye teeth and
is wise. and store that practices
fraudulent means in order TO procure
trade, finds out to its sorrow that II
has defeated its object That Is Why
'The Sincerity Clothes Shop mas such
a nice list Of customers and why rs
patronage H. Of the highest. People
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
TWIN CITY ROOFING co.
INCORPORATED

When we are sitting snugly in our
well protected homes, and the winds
blow and the rains descend, what care
We, for haven't We been smart enough
and wise birds to inquire who put on
the most impenetrable roofs, that
lasted a lifetime. And We can sleep
like babe at night, knowing full well
that the widest and strongest OF ele-
ments, hurricane, cyclone, cloud
burst, etc, will never affect US IN the
least-we know where we purchased
the roof to our home.
The Twin City Roofing Company,
located at POI South First Street,
Champaign, Illinois, is not only twin
in name but twin in strength and this
double header makes perfection in the
roofing line. What would we think
if some morning after severe storm
the roofs of our homes, buildings,
churches, school houses were laying
here and there on the ground? And
such would be the case were II not
for skilled workmen who are. given
the finest material, strong as iron,
and are experienced in doing the most
thorough, reliable work. Your down
spouts should be looked after by this
worthy concern, and you will have no
fear of the Spring rains. Henry
Breline Co. are proprietors of this
necessary business, and this incor-
porated company are large contrac-
tors and their handiwork is shown on
many of our most prominent build
ings and homes.
The Twin City Review gladly com
mends this concern to our readers IN
this 1925 Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
SUPERIOR MARKET
POWER 4 MELkER

The various commercial Interests
of Champaign, as shown IN our Labor
Review. are Of all kinds and chafhc'
ter, and cover large field of useful
ness, and space will not permit "
TO do Justice 10 each one as We would
like. The past year has shown graft
fying success and improvement of all
CONCERNS. But there is one business
that is particularly interesting and OF
vital importance to the public at large
the meat line. Whoever heatd OF
any meal prepared and planned with,
out this important article Of Diet. ana
as this leads the menu, We kno" II
must be of best quality and choice
and fresh. For, If the meat dish
does not come up 10 expectations, The
whole meal loses It's flavor, for meat
stands ffst and foremost to make
out a well rounded meal.
The Superior Market, located al
ia +. University Avenue, b well
and suitably named, for as to Its su.
neriotity there never has been ana
never will be any question, ana
Champaign is indeed fortunate 20
have such a high class concern IN Us
midst. During the business career
of this market they have ways
shown invariably most friendly m
terest in organized labor and TO those
who are patronizers Of this nafkel
IL is the one place 10 receive honest
goods. courteous treatment and good
service.
The Twin City Review is glad Of an
opportunity to exploit this market 70
the readers and members Of the 1920
business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
EDWARD S. SLOCUM
FURNACES

What is more comforting, more en-
loys5le and contributes more to
0ea.th than an evenly, clearly heated
home, office or store. Why 1t puts
every member of the family, or office
force in a good and lasting humor to
have rooms we'll heated and to know
that it is dependable, steady heat
nlot aot one moment and cold the next,
AMI what upsets families and business
avazeS more than to have every one
1lEering, unable to work, and WISH
ing they were able to live in Florlud
or s9me other warm cline.
Edward S. Slocum, manufacturer 5
agent, located at 203 W. Clark
sweet, can give you more pointers
~ furnaces than you ever dreamed.
OF. and in the Quaker" Wolverine,
ead "Farquhar" perfection is found.
IaeTe is all the difference in furnaces,
ara in the consumption Of high price.
ess.. it Is quite an item to most oil
us 10 get the good Of every chunk OF
al fed to the furnace. The dread
NJ cold weather would be obvlated 10
treat extent if every home were
equipped with a furnace manulac-
t4sed by skilled mechanics, OF many
years experience. As it IS, many
a#neS are poorly heated and with d
'#E.y, smoky furnace that Is a despair
u The average housewife. Have MI.
S.7eum install one of these danny
iainaees and enjoy the healthy COZ"
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
STEPHENS GROCER CO

At our house whenever We need
groceries. We always 20 where we
know the retailer is a discriminating
buyer and will only nu, IN stock that
which he knows to be absolutely pure,
choice and fresh and Of the best
known brands. Besides, the man WhU
spends his money at home Is the bet.
ter citizen aud loyal to all is best
interests. Many people are realizing
more and more that when buying
from retailers, We should be Informed
as to the fountain head of his sup
plies.
Stephens Grocer Company Is one Of
our long established businesses and
We point with pride TO this institution
when visitors are viewing our city, ~
being a firm that Is sound as the
Rock of Gibraltar, dealing in that
which sustains life and has a bearing
on the health and welfare of the com.
munity. Their immense lines of all
kind of groceries that any one eNel
heard or dreamed of are delivered
10 all parts of the city to our retail
ers, and we individuals yet the bench
of this high class wholesale house
Many Union members are employee
here, and all are enthusiastic concern
ing the treatment and generous wag
paid them Everything Is done an'
nothing left undone to secure IN
safety and protection Of the small
army Of workers in this big business
place. Unions have always appr
ciated the broad policy of the manage
ment Of this concern.
The Twin City Review is proud tc
give this huge grocer company prom
inenee i'm this 1926 Business Review
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
HOME LUMBER co.

We have lots of business houses
named after some big city, such as
Chicago, New York St. Louis, ETC,
but the name of "Home" strikes a
responsive chord in our minds. The
gigantic lumber business engages the
attention of many. and every one In
this civilized country has reason to
think and deliberate about this pro-
duct The beautiful woods in all their
naturaInesS and glory are simply
lumber yards in a primitive state.
The cutting down of these magnitl-
cen, trees, the refining labor of the
saw mills shaping them so as to be
marketable, the seasoning of the
wood, all requires time and attention.
But those of the world who live In
HOUSES have the lumber companies to
thank for this luxury, as no struc-
tufe was ever raised that did not
require lumber.
The Home Lumber Company, at
Champaign, Illinois, we'll merit the
confidence and esteem of their many
patrons, and operate not only lumber
yards but have a lumber and planning
mil; hence thew are in position to
make good prices to all. They handle
all kinds of building material and
builders hardware, so there Is
absolutely no cause to order material
Tor house only from this concern
they carry everything for building
purposes.
The Twin City Review advise the
members of Unions to trade where
the best is obtainable, in this 1928
Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
SCHUYLER BROTHERS
C0NFEC TIONER9

An elegant .abllshmsnt. veay ~
elusive iu is appointments ana ctIalp
meut. has NOn many words 81 ap.
prevail from out citizens, We all Al,
guilty 81 a >Nees ,oeth, AMI the PEG
pie Of the United States = oSumS
more eanis than any other nation iu
the Wel,d. Mbs Shouldn't W. "a asu
Ne have such delicious canfcesiouey
right under our nose lrom One year,
end Il the otheIF The many varied
eelors. kinds, navof>. designs 81
candy Mould tempt the appetite of a
Woo0en man. ahd We are tee IL can.
tesS Ne arr not strong enough 90
tests, eating some whenever opper
tun,ty offers, and especially that
made by skilled Manufacturers
Schuler Brothers. located al Cham.
paign. Illinois, Is the home 81 tht
original Boston Chocolate. which Is a
wonderful product Noi only this Nar
ley bur everything imaginable an Tho
candy world Is constantly in stock
there. Their 3 CEN plate lunch fUt
the business men has found many
patrons Who teyel in fine lunch
whenever in the vicinity Of Sebulet's
This concern Is most friendly toward
all labor unions, ami employ union
help in the management, and conduct
ing of their store which should have
the approval and patronage of all
members This is enc 81 our lnStitu.
tionS that Nc are proud to show GUY
visitors. who always marvel at the
nifty and high class establishment
The Twin City Review gladly AXE
this opportunity Of bringing before
the public more prominently this dis
linguistic place Of business. in this
1925 Business Review.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
ROYAL A. STIPES
BUILDERS SUPPLIES

Few cities of the size of Champaign
can boast of such large number of
substantial business concerns, which
are considered by the citizens of the
community standby, and always
open and ready for service. And OF
the great Importance and value OF
some we are probably unaware. Ma
terials used in the construction OF
buildings, whether it be a house,
garage or what not, should be of no
uncertain quality but of the best the
country affords. If a building has
second class or defective material IN
it, it is practically worthless, and
worse than that, it is really dangerous
and unsafe for habitation.
The business of Royal A. Stipes,
conducted at 600 North Champaign
Street, is the oldest building material
firm in Champaign Urbana, and
handle in large quantities brick,
cement, sand, gravel, hollow tile, and
all materials except lumber, for any
kind of construction, and many of our
most prominent and beautiful strue-
lures so much admired were built by
material from this place. Mr.. Stipes
is in constant touch with the large
wholesalers and manufacturers of
these commodities, and hence is able
to give his customers the benefit of
his knowledge.
The Twin City Review has always
claimed this concern as friend to
organized labor and the principles IT
stands for, and are pleased of recon-
mending same to our many readers
and friends, in this 1925 Business Re
view
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
NORRIS L. HECKER co.
BETTER BUILDING MATERIAL

Ii is no small matter for the aver
age person TO contemplate building
any kind of a structure, the erection
OF which is done at the cost Of many
an hours planning and deviSing 10
have it done as cheap as possible.
And what consumes and requires the
most careful thought and eonsidera-
ton Is that the very best of material
is used In our home, building. church
es, school houses, or even a cottage OF
garage. We expect a building to last
as long as we do, and do not want 10
have 1t give way or some terrible
catastrophe to happen whenever u
strong wind blows against it.
Morris l.. Hecker Company, located
at 66 Chester Street, Champaign,
Illinois, are trying to impress upon
the public the vaSt Importance of bet
ter building material, which Is handled
by them. Lime, Mortar colors, Plas-
ter, Paints, Reinforced steel, roofing,
sand, sewer pipe, steel sash, steel
studs, stucco, wall coping. wall tics.
wood lath, brick, cement, concrete
floors, coal chute doors, crushed stone,
drain tile, face brick, fire brick. hue
lining, gravel and hollow tile, all
comprise the material handled by this
concern. If you buy your material
here, you will build better than you
know and it will stand as a monument
to your foresight, careful thought and
wisdom in having the very best OBJ
tainable stuff put in the building.
This concern is favorable to Union
labor, and should be remembered
when needing any of these products.
The Twin City Review gladly ae-
cords prominent space in its paper
to this firm in this 1925 Business Re-
view.
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10
EDWARD !. ElCHHORST
HARNESS, SADnaES. WHIPS.
ROBES Enc.

II taete Is one tai mafe ihau an.
ether ghal the Nodd really aamifes
II Is the person who sulks t0 a thinr
until =, has become almost "a part at
aim. The reason Ne have So mat,
business failures is largely dUe 90 lbt
tact that they tun here ana there, and
engage 10 thus business and that. an
al they really d0 Falher ua mess.
When the automobile made lis Al.
peamncc, thousands who we're ia the
harness and saddieR business dropped
II like ho, cake, and tushtd into
something they Wete nol hgte,l TOT
ami "eie forced 90 compete with the
Shapes, and NEST lnslstent eampeli.
ton ever known.
Edward \. Eiohhefsl located at 10
East University Avenue, Champaign.
Illinois. slll makes the incest and
finest harness. saddles, whips. robes.
Gle, and many poor Nulk horse IL
he Wefc able to talk would bltss this
merchant Who makes harness that h
comfortable ana facilitates the hard
work They ate forced t. undergo,
This worthy merchant and harness
maker stuck 10 his post. and his stock
Is iu great demand all over the coun-
ny, for he is feputed as being felia.
Bile, dependable and reasonable. Ills
repair Jobs are a model Of nea,ness
and always promptly attended To.
The friendly attitude shown to cyl
labor organization has made hi" aur
friend.
The Twin Ciiv Review " res to
give areai credit to this ,l48y
worthy citizen, nho Is doing EIand
work IN his line. In this 1873 Ia aness
Review
Twin city review. [volume] (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-1929, 1925-04-10

CHARLES L. WILLIAMS
COMPANY
DECORATIVE STORE

Who has not an eye for beauty
and that which shows artistry in every
line and feature? 1t is all very Wei
to deal with the substantial things OF
life and that which was designed fot
use only, nevertheless watch how a
crowd will stop and linger at a store
window artistically arranged with
beautiful objects made just to adofn
either a person or a house.
Charles f. Williams Co. located al
322 North Neil Street, Champaign
Illinois, is not only decorative store,
bur il is a decorated store and
crammed full of lovely articles and
things with which to brighten ana
beautifv our homes. High elias
decorating is their specially, and TINS
store has been the means OF decorat-
ing many an otherwise plain and eau
eating cur people to like decora-
tions. all of which rids life Of much OF
the sordidty and rlainness of lie.
Some of our public buildings, churches
homes, etc, stand as a monument 10
the skill of this merchant, ana II II
a cause for wonder to our many
visitors that such a high class decora-
tor is content 10 let his light SHINE
in our city. However, nothing IS lost
in Champaign, and the spirit OF TINS
decorator IS to make Champaign a
work of art in its many buildings, and
homes. This is the time of the year
when we all like to doll up, and con
suit Mr.. Williams now to learn what
he can do to brighten and make
splendid that home Of yours. Or
ganized Labor mas always had a
friend in him. and should respond by
patronizing him to the best Of Their
ability, In this 1925 Business Review.