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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-02-04

The undersigned, intending to dis
continue farming, will sell at Public
Sale, where he now resides on the
Jas. Trussell farm, one mile south of
Kearneysville, on the Kearneysville-
Leetown road, on
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IT, 1925,
Beginning at 10 O'clock, the fol-
lowing personal property:
THREE HEAD OF HORSES.
Dan, dappled gray horse, Z years
old, good barshear leader and
fine worker; Earl, gray horse, s years
old, good single line horse. You
can't hitch him wrong; Frank, black
colt, coming 2 years old, good one.
SIX HEAD OF COWS.
One Guernsey COW will be fresh by
day of sale, one Jersey COW giving
full flow of milk, one Holstein cow
giving full flow of milk, one Holstein
COW will be fresh in April, one Hol-
stein heifer will be fresh in early
spring, one Holstein heifer. The
cows have been tuberculn-tested and
are good ones.
NINE HEAD OF HOGS.
One Chester SOW with eight pigs.
HARNESS.
Two sets of Yankee harness, two
sets of pillow gears, one set of heavy
spring wagon harness, one set of
buggy harness, five collars. four col
lar pads, two brides, set of check
lines, lead reins, two pairs of choke
straps, one riding saddle, one riding
bride, three halters.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS.
One 2-horse Brown wagon and bed,
one goth Century manure spreader,
No. 5, in good running order, wide
spread; one Superior eight-hoe grain
drill, one Hoosier corn planter, one T.
bar roller, one Deering mower, SIT.
cut, one Osbourn horse rake, one
Olive cultivator, one Oliver pillow, No.
40; one springtooth lever harrow, one
wood frame harrow, one double SHOW
ell pillow, one single shovel pillow, one
corn cover, one Thrush and Slough
buggy, one sleigh, Rogers make !;
single and double trees, spreaders,
two pairs butt chains, one pair breast
chains, forks, shovels, crow bars,
digging irons, two wood stoves, also
one eft. galvanized watering trough,
two 5-gallon milk cans, one Galloway
cream separator, No. z in good con-
dition, and some junk.
One rick of mixed Hay and some
Fodder.
TERMS OF SALE:-All sums un-
der $50, cash. Sums of $40 and
over, credit of nine months will be
given on a negotiable note with APP
proved security, bearing interest
from date and payable at the Jeffer-
son Bank and Trust Co., or at any
neighboring bank. No property to
be moved until terms of sale have
been complied with
w. F. BRADLEY.
Chas. T. Engle, Auctioneer.
Bane Brown, Clerk.
Jas. Hopper, Huckster.
8 head of Registered Jerseys, good
ones, from Mr.. Ringgold's herd. Six
females and three bulls are to be sold
Of M-nAnatI Re-. c.. >
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-02-04
THIRTY HEAD OF HIGH-BRED
JERSE YCATTLE.

Five 4 and five-year old cows with
calves by their sides; ten two-year-
old close springers; IS young heifers,
will be fresh in early spring. The
above cattle are Of the Gamboge, and
Majesty strains and are bred TO Japs
Golden Lad 1926, from the Ring
gold herd. These cattle are all
home-raised and tabereulin-tested
and are from an accredited herd, and
are worthy of the attention of any,
one who desires high class stock.
One Trailer for Ford car, in good
order; 10 Tons of No. Timothy
Hay, S Tons of Alfalfa and Mixed
Hay; l good Driving Mare, l carriage
nearly new; 2 sets buggy harness,
brass mounted, nearly new; ] saddle,
] bride, some farming implements,
and other articles not mentioned.
TERMS OF SALE:-All sums I'M
derder 500, cash Sums of $50 and
over, credit of nine months will be
given on negotiable note with ap-
proved security, bearing interest
from date and payable at any neigh
boring bank. No property to be
moved until terms of sale have been
complied with.
MCDONALD BROTHERS.
Engle & Cavalier, Auctioneers.
Bane Brown, Clerk.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-02-04
Jas. Hopper, Huckster.

8 head of Registered Jerseys, good
ones, from Mr.. Ringgold's herd. Six
females and three bulls are to be sold
at Mcdonald Bros. Sale, February z.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-02-04
PUBLIC SALE
OF High Bred Dairy Cattle.

The undersigned will sell at public
sale, at their farm MEDIA" located
miles north of Charles Town on the
Flowing Spring road, and l Il miles
south of Shenandoah Junction, West
Va, on
SATURDAY, FEB. 9TH, 1925,
Beginning a Il o'clock p. m, rain or
shine, the following personal proper
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1925-02-04
PUBLIC SALE.

The undersigned, intending to dis
continue farming, will sell at Public
Sale, where he now resides on the
Jas. Trussell farm, one mile south of
Kearneysville, on the Kearneysville-
Leetown road, on
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-16

pcialmente en- ell Este de Europa en-
Turqufa Ell doctor Hofstaetter tambi9n
opina que esta leyenda esta basada en- la
verdad Entire sus pacientes femeninos
que fumaban mucho, solo tenia una que
tenla hijos o que no habfa dejado de
tener hijos cuando empez6 fuhar en- ex-
ceso Tambi6n senala eI hecho de que las
mujeres que trabajan en- factor1as de ta-
baco rara vez tienen hijos de que Guam
do los tienen por 10 general son endeblos
y raqufticos.
Els especialmente esta raz6n, con su
efecto sobre la cantidad la salud de la
poblaci0n, 10 que ha llevado al doctor
Hofstaetter a defender con todas sus
energfas la prohibition del tabaco a las
mujeres.
Las Mujeres tambiGn fuman para re-
ducir de peso!
Esta es una de las razones faYoritas
dadas por hs mujeres vienesas que tie
nen una tendencia a engrosar demasia-
do y que son ardentes seguidOras de la
moda de ser esbelta. Ell doctor Hofstae-
tier afirma que ell tabaco reaImente tiene
esa propiedad. Hace O. Ia fumadora Sc pom
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-16

guna base ffsiol0gica para deducir que
exceso de tabaco. Por 10 tanto, Sc VIC
compelido a negar a otra conclusion. Ell
deseo de nicotina es mas fuerte en- estas
mujeres gu parecen menos femeninas
EI doctor Hofstaetter cita I'm famoso
pintor Londinense que dijo que notaba
dos caracterfsticas comunes a la mayorfa
de estas mujeres que fuman: arrugas pre-
manturas al lado de la boca Y el labio in
ferior prominente. El professor apoya es-
ia information SAGA la siguiente con-
clusi6n; Mujeres, 81 ustedes deSean con-
seryar la juyentud, evitar las canas en- ell
cabello, v desean ser atractivas a los hom
bres, eviten ell tabaco!
La presentation de los descubrimientos
del doctor IIofsteatter estd causando gene
raj discussion en- Europa seguramente
trae como eonsecuencia iguales debates en-
este pals. Lo mismo en- ell extranjero que
en- Estados Unidos los m6dicos los pro-
fanos de tempo en- tempo han tenido pa
labras de aviso para las mujereS pidien-
dOles que eviten ell fumar.
No hace mucho, por ejemplo, los m6di-
COS de una gran compaifa brit4nica de
aseguros declararon que las mujeres, mu-
cho mas que los lIombres, estan sujetas
intermediates del coraz6n debido al taba
co. Tan seguros estaban de este que la
pregunta "CuaIes son sus habitos en- 10
que respecta al tabaco" Sc lie ha heehe
a numerosas solicitantes. Al mismo ITEM
po Sc lie avis0 a las mujeres que ell fu-
mar cigarrillos les arruinaba la voz, dam
dole un tono asperO romeo. Fu6 Frieda
Hempel, Ia gran cantante de opera, quien
di0 la voz de alarma. sc empezo la cam
pafla contra ell uso de tabaco por las nlu-
jeres.
Pero ell doctor HOfstaetter es ell pri-
mer leader cientffico que hace un estu-
dio complete de todo ell asunto Y presen-
Ia francamente con una autoridad inne-
gable todos los datos que ha descubierto,
Todayfa no Sc pueden calcular los efec-
tos de la obra de este eminente hombre
de ciencia.
SOcurrira q. las mujeres alarmadas de
iardn de fumar ahora que saben las con-
secuencias que clio tiene en- su aparien-
cia? No hay mejor manera de atacar ell
sentido comdn de la mujer que por me-
dio del sentido de Ia vanidad. Y falta
ahora por yer 81 las mujeres. seguiran
embellishments los consejos dados por Ell
famoso doctor y trataran de evitar las
arrugas, Ia paIidez La yejez premature
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-16

reducir que el tabaco.
Las mujeres funan porque el fumar es
IN sfmbolo. Green inconscientemente que
algo Sc quema en- honor de elias. Les gus
ia encender fuego para apagarlo despues;
ell entretenimRnto de que un amigo les
encienda ell cigarrillo tiene una gran sig
nificaci6n para sus mentes subconscientes
EI doctor Hofstaetter relata un incidente
que le ocurri0 a uno Gle sus amigos, que
tenfa una esten0grafa muy bonita, To
dos los dfas 6l tenfa que encenderle ell ci-
garrillO. Nunca fumaba 81 no era en- la
oficina jamas Sc encendfa ella misma
ell cigarriIlo. Cuando su amigo Sc neg6
finalmente a complacerla ella Sc enfer-
mo.
jPor que ciertos tipos de mujeres fu-
man mas Que otros? Esta fu6 otra pregun
ia que ell doctor Hofstaetter Sc vic obi
gado a hacerse a ST mismo. Entire las que
GI conoci6 las que mas fumaban eran pOr
10 general mujeres de tipo masculine A
menudo Sc ponfan trajes de hombres, te-
MAN barba en- ell rostro Y hablaban en-
Yoz ronca. Z Era este el resultado del fu-
mar viceversa? No pudo encontrar MIN
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-16

La mujer que fuma, generalmente tie
he un rostro severe. Una falta de
carne bajo ell cults hace que la estruc-
tura 0sea sc note.
DebidO a una contraction de los mus
culos de alrededOr de los Ojos sc le for
man arrugas; generalmente su cults es
pdlido seco, Y algunas veces amarillen-
to; esta mas supeditada a Intermediates
de la piel que las que no fuman; menu
do los mnsculos de su garganta son pro-
minenteS; tienen una tendencia q que lie
crezca la barba Y probablemente no atrae
la atenci6n de los hombres. Por 10 gene
! al tiene menos probabilidades de tener
hiios que las que no usan el tabaco.
Este retrato no esta nintado por un
miembro de la Liga Contra el Cigarrillo
nj por un moralista Els la conclusion a
que ha llegado uno de los mas conocidos
especialistas de Viena, despu6s de obser-
var estudiar pOr ocho amos a las mu-
jeres que fuman. EI doctor en- question
es el Prof +. Hofstaetter, Y 6l acaba de
publican un libro de 800 pdginas llamado
Il
para ell pdblico profano, sino para los
m6dicos; un nbro cientffico, Ileno de lar
gos nonbres latinos Y casos cuidadosa-
mente detallados. Pero estos casos y es-
tas concIusiones son interesantes para la
gran mayorfa de las mujeres que fuman
hoy en- dia, nGmero que constantemente
erece en- ell mundo Occidental.
En- Inglaterra actualmente ,as mujeres
fuman tanto como los hombres tan pd-
blicamente como ellos tambi6n. No sola-
mente fuman en- sus hogares y en- los res
toranes Sino que algunas veces Sc las We
con el cigarrillo en- Ia boca los entire
actos en- ell teatro, o en- ell taxi Y hasta en-
los mismos Omnibus. En- este asunto es-
tan mucho mas ayanzadas que sus hernia
mas francesas. quienes solo fuman en- sus
hogares, en- las casas de sus amigas Y al
gunas veceS con algdn compailero en- un
restorln. ST uno, sin embargo, viaja por
cualquier parte en- ell continente de Eu-
ropa hoy Ell dfa encuentra que las mu-
jeres evitan los salOnes marcados ''Se
Prohibe Fumar" contribuyen tanto CO.
mo los hombres a azular la atm0sfera de
los otros salones.
Tambi6n hay un n1mero cada vez ma
yor de muieres en- Europa que fuman
cigarros. IIace algdn tempo Mime. Sacher,
la pintora propietaria de uno de los mas
famosOs hoteles de Viena, Y Ia poetisa
Americana Amy Lowell eran las linicas
en- ell mundo femenino que fumaban ci-
garros Pero el doctor Hofstaetter en- sus
investigaciones la encont7ado docenas
docenas que fuman cigarros. Ell GUAM
to mujeres que Sc fuman de veinte Gin
cuenta cigarrillos diarios las ha encon-
trado por millares.
;POR QUE FUNIAN LAS NIUJERES?
FL doctor Hofstaetter lie ha pregunta-
do a cierltos de mujeres: g Por que fu-
ma usted" ha psicoanalizado docenas
de mujeres que no saben por que fuma-
ban, negando asf a descubrir la verdad.
Las contestaciones, dadas con franqueza,
0 descuhiertas por medic del psicoanalisis,
reyelan algunos datos muy interesantes.
Antes cue nada las mujeres rara vez
fuman porque realmente les gusta. La de-
claraci6n que representa- ell punto de Wis
ia de todos los verdaderos fumadores,
Gel Tabaco cs una eosa sucia-
Ne gusta''i s..
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-16
Estd de moda

ga mas delgada. Tambi6n produce arru-
gas palidez, vejez premature; por 10
tanto, ell nadar y el someterse a una die.
The Washington times., 1925-05-22
SCIENTISTS To.
PROBE RAGE 5
ORIGIN.
American Expedition VIII
Study Natives of Islands
Near sumatra
a InternationaI News service.

L1y ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS &ASUe t4ytA ~
BERKELEY, Cal, May 22.-An
expedition to the Mentawei Islands
Of the Indonesian group. which
have not been visited since 1875 by
. white man, viii leave the Uni.
versity Of California early in the
fan.
e. NJ. Loeb. research assistant in
the department of anthropology.
who win be in charge of the exps-
ditfon. believes that they will dis.
cover the origin of the natives OF
the South Pacific Islands and the
time Of their migration from the
ancestral home.
The islands to be visited and ex-
plored are under the control Of the
Dutch government and are situated
about 120 miles from Padong, IN
Sumatra, and are inhabbed by 8
race OF Mongoloid type Of small
stature and tan skin.
The natives, according to Pr0fcs-
eor Loeb, still retain their print
tive culture uncontaminated by the
civilization OF Mohammedan or
Christian missionaries.
Professor Loeb, who viii lead the
expedition, win be accompanied oy
his wife. The expedition will re-
main az least six months on the
islands.
The Washington times., 1925-05-22
MAN WITH Is
ALIASES IS
HELD
''Forger de Luxe" Suspect
Owned SIS, 900 Wardrobe
When Arrested

NEW YORK, May 22.-Albert lie
Roy. who was called eforger.
de luxe. by detectives, was arrested
at the Hotel Bristol and 4eft 4
pleasant hotel apartment and $25.-
900 wardrobe to spend the night on
q cot in cell at police headQuar-
ters. The detectives said he had
left g. trail Of bad checkss in most
Of the large cities Of the country
and that he confessed.
They had been looking Tor nm
since January and said they had
trailed him to Cleveland, from there
to Philadelphia and then to the Ho-
tel Bristol here.
The specific charge was passing
bad check at the store Of r. 81.
Macy 3 Co. to pay for . trunk val
ued at $53.
In his hotel rooms they found.
twenty suits Of clothes, dozens or
neckties and socks and enough
shirts, they said, to. outfit the
Prince Of Wales and the rest. Of the
English royal familyy. They said
LIE Roy told them he had had q
college education and had been
wounded in the war.
It's easy TO pass checks here.
The Washington times., 1925-05-22
Boy Purist Ired By
Girl Smokers With
Hair Bobbed

PHILADELPHIA, May 22.--
Cigarette-smoking girl students
at Cooper Hatch Junior School
are SO "fIabbergasting" to VIII
lard Milby, jr., fourteen, of 405
Liberty street, Camden, that he
has been playing truant. for
weeks. AS 8 result he was hailed
before Police Judge Cleary at
the instance Of Ralph Parker,
attendance officer. It was when,
the Judge asked his reason for
not spending more than seven
days in the junior school after
graduating from the Fetters
grammar school that the young
ster explained:
II can't stand to see these
girls smoking cigarettes, he
said.
IN addition he said the bobbed-
hair girls upset him by their
free and easy way Of accepting
q ride with any chap who hap
pened to come along with an
automobile. He said He cannot
bear to look upon such conduct
with complacency.
The Washington times., 1925-05-22
NFEDERATE
ETS PARADE
IN DAL las
General w. .. Freeman Of
Richmond, Va, = Named
COMMANDMENTS Chief

DALLAS, Tex, May 22 The
gray.clad remnants ofstl1e armies of
Lee and jackson assemble here to-
day for the big parade, the feature
OF al Confederate reunions. The
review began ct 10 o'clock and con-
tinued two hours.
Veterans Of the civil war came
first, and behind them came their
sens and grandsOns.
After the parade dinners were
given the veterans By several Da1
las civic organizatioi Many Of
the visitors departed this afternoon,
others viii follow during the eve
ming and night
Dallas was giving thanks thar.
none Of the old soldiers had died
thus far during the convention.
Last year at Memphis several sue.
ctnbed to Ills brought on BY heat,
fatigue, and excitement. Nearly 4
score have received treatment iii
Dallas hospitals during this cOnven.
ton, but none has been seriously
III.
The veterans late yesterday elect.
ed General W. b. Freeman. uf
Richmond. Va, as their commander.
in-chief The tIairty.afxth reunion
viii be held 1T Birrninghali1.
The Washington times., 1925-05-22
A|RWAY
WILL LINK Up
BIC CITIES
Scores Of Planes With Freight
to Fly Day and Night.
$4,000, 900 Plan

CHICAGO. May 22.-An electrical
ly lighted airway extending from
Chicago to New York and eventual
ly from coast to coast and from
Mexico TO Canada over which scores
of planes will fly day and night
carrying consignments Of freight
and express for delivery on either
coast within eight hours-this was
the vision OF twentieth century pro-
ress opened up here today as
secrecy surrounding the organiza-
tion Of the 10000. 900 National Air
Transport, Inc, here yesterday,
gradually dropped away.
Service over this modern speed
way win be inaugurated early in
the fall when the Chicago-New York
link Will be put into operation and
within a year, it Is hoped, air con-
tact will be established with every
principal city In the nation. Ac-
cording TO the tentative program,
planes will leave New York nightly
at $50. and will arrive in Chicago
at a. m. No passengers will be
carried.
The planes, to be furnished prob
ably by the Fords. will be directed
as they fly by radio as q result Of
the recent successful experiments
in radio conversation from planes
to earth stations here.
No formal announcement concern
ing the new organization had been
made today but 1t became known
that among those interested in it
are William Wrigley, jr., Marshall
Field Srd., Ddsel Ford, the Curtiss
Aeroplane and Motor Company and
the Wright Aeronautical Corporation.
The Washington times., 1925-05-22

Solution 10 wednesday Puzzle.
The Washington times., 1925-05-22

they quoted him as saying, and
It's easy to set rid Of them.in IN any
other bic city. All YOU have to
do II put up good front, carry =
cane and wax your mustacIle. But
all i've had out of 1t Ii = good time.
I must have been crazy when +
started.
The detectives said LIE Roy was
sentenced to the penitentiarN for
burglary by Judge MuIQueen in 1914,
1914.
The Washington times., 1925-05-22
Ex-Dividend Stock Sales

NEW YORK, May 22.-The fol.
lowing stocks sold ex-dividend to-
day: General Cigar Company, pre-.
ferred, at TX per cent quarterly:
Kuppenheimer & Co., preferred. at
tx per cent quarterly; Lake of
Woods Mills, common, at per cent
quarterly; preferred, at 1N per cent
quarterly, and Thompson & Co.
common, at per cent monthly.
The Washington times., 1925-05-22
Cabin John Park Meeting

The Cabin John Park Citizens
Association will meet Monday nixi1t,
June !. at O'Clock, In the new
1nniogs Hall
The Washington times., 1925-05-22
WASHES Away Eai.
Leaves Skin SmootIl,
UnvsrinkIed, Healthy

MDMuCog Any E8E6 q t4o DDUy ~ lDND4s
Affecting other Parts and
Ehrinks tae Skin As It
DiDsolves the Fat.
The new discovery. Lamar reducing
noap. brings quick and amaxing results.
30 dieting. no exercfslng. nothing TO
take internally. Reduce any part OF
the body at will without affecting any
other part. Lamar acts like magic on
double chin. big abdomen, ugly, shape
less anlxlss. wrists and arms, large hips
or breasts, or on superfluous fat Gn
any part OF the body or all over it.
II 10 easy and pleasant to use and
absoIutely MISUNDERSTANDING. cooling,
soothing and effective Lamar redsIc-
ing soap IL sold on q money-baek
guarantees at ali good drug and de-
paPtment stores the country over, or
direct TO you bY prepaid parcel post If
your dealer cannot supply You. Price.
SOC a cake or three cakes for $3.50: |:
enc to three cakes usually accomplish
its purposes. Ton will be snrprssed at
La MAR LABORATORIES,
A43 Peuy-Payne Bldg, Cleveland, Ohio.
soid ana Guaranteed by
PEOPLES DBU9 co.
The Washington times., 1925-05-22
For Sore, Lame
MUSCLES.
Use Joint-Ease
Use Joint-Ease

Ask for a tube Of "Joint.Ease You
can use it several timee in one even
ing for quick results. because IL goes
right through the Dkin with only q
few seconds rubbing and gets right 20
the seat of the trouble. II surely Is
gwift penetrator and when Il gets
under the akin. II starts right In to
take the soreness out of muscles and
chase away the lamenese.
That's why athletes uee II 10 much.
Often over night the iemeneSB and
soreness disappear and the ambitious
athlete 10 quickly back In the game
again.
BAssbaIl players. prisefighters. bicycle
riders. football players as well a. those
VINO play golf, tennis and other games
are fast discovering that Joint. Ease IL
far and away ahead of anything they
have ever used.
Peoples Drug stores has sold hun
dreds OF tubes OF u and any druggist
anywhere In America will praise this
grand emoiIIent--s0 cents a tube.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-12
c. Of c. SECRETARIES
TO MEET OCTOBER a

Pack up your troubles in the old
kit bag" and bring them to the meet
ing Of the Secretaries at the Cham
Der of Commerce on October "A.
This is the invitation being sent out
by Fred NJ. Hcrndon. publicity man
uaer OF the local chamber, to al
Chamber Of Commerce secretaries of
towns in the San Antonio trade dis
trict. The West Texas Chamber of
Commerce and the San Antonio cham
Ltr are cooperating to make this IN
outstanding event.
The business session will b. gin at
10 o'clock with addI esses of welcome
b. Nat Goldsmith. president of the
local chamber, AMI Ray Leeman,
southwest manager of the West Texas
Cnambcr of Commerce
Following this there will be a round
table discussion of problems affecting
cart organization. Plans VII be for
rulated for the coming year whereby
nc various chambers can work to-
scthcr for the rapid advancement and
development of Southwest Texas.
A luncheon will be held at noon al
which c. i. YandnlI. manager of the
chamber. will be he principal speak
or. II. q. Lee, president of Tic Yves;
Texas Chamber of commerce, will be
the principal speaker at the dinner to
5c held the same evening.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-10-12
Reginald Denny
Stars at Rialto

With California Straight Ahead, -
starring Reginald Denny, as the fca.
ture picture and two reels of the Pace
Makers Series" by II. c. Whitwcr,
completing the program, the bill at the
RialtO this week is truly one over
which to shed tears of laughter.
What laughs are left over from
the main attraction are easily used up
BY the Whitwcr picture.
The feature picture is the story of
a cross country automobile trip. and
from the time the hero of the play
takes Il few drinks too many and
misses his own wedding ceremony, m.
til the happy end. it is merely sue
ccssion of laughablc situations.
Both Denny and Gertrude OlmStcad
who supports him. doc good work IN
the picture.
The weeks bill is well set off by 4
musical program arranged by Ernest
Hauscr. director of the Rialto concert
orchestra.