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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01

Such pretty cake I've never been
presapted with bcfore-nfter lunch
con we cut it, and really, Susie, its
goodness rivslled its beauty--even
texture and rich. creamy, delightful
flavor. Grace is just wonderful -
for you've surely guessed that she
made it--but again she insists,
"Give all the credit to Bob White
Flour, my faithful friend--the stand
by Of those who would have baking
success" Indeed, Bob White is mar
velous TO make possible snch cakes
and cookies as Grace turns out.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01
Finis

All the crowd has been here this
week-and we've had parties and
parties-gorgeous times and they're
still in progress. So now | must
say goodnight and grab Off little
sleep. BE sweet and write to me
soon.
Your devoted pal,
RUTH THORNTON.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01

cbic-are exceedingly smart for the
winter season. Velvets, too - and
satin-in a variety Of shapss-claim
a large share Of favor-as 10 metal
cloths. Indeed, the mode is so flex-
ibic as to provide becoming hats for
every woman. Beautiful exponents
Of every favored trend of fashion are
being shown by Weiss Millinery
Salon, at lis W. Commerce street,
whose smart creations combine au-
thentic style and highest quality.
This establishment is now showing
gorgeous silken shawls that ure sim
ply irresistible-hand painted, wide
fringed affairs that whisper Of ro-
nance meath Spanish bslconIes-the
wrap ideal for festivities Of the win
ter season.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01

becomingly placed to suit her face,
her hair is ylustrous-beautiful This
wave was put in by the Gunter
Beauty Shop, where the methods
used, under the supervision OF Mr..
A. .. Nissen, are unsurpassed. A
delightful beauty shop, indeed, is the
Gunter-excellent methods, capable
operators, friendly atmosphere.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01
True Thrift

You, Of course. re-
member my violet
colored Seorgette
dinner dress-thc one
] simply adored and
wore so very often.
Well, finally it was
70 spotted and soiled
hat / was about TO
say farewell to it,
he other day when
n came Kate. "Let
me have it for a
little while" she told
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01
Beautiful Wave

How beautiful hair
does enhance a girls
looks! Martha is SIM
ply transformed since
she's had a permanent
marcel put in her
Browning glory"-in-
deed, it is her glory"
now-the waves are SO
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01
Smoking Needs

Susie, I've found 4 treasure ship
for the woman who smokes = and
they nearly al do, you know. This
is the establishment Of Morris Block.
at ~ LoSUya street, recently
dressed up with new furnishings,
which is extending cordial invita-.
ton 20 women who want tn best in
smoking needs. There are offered
cigarettes in VIDE assOrtment-extra
fine ones with dainty silk tips that
bespeak luxury, in attractive gift
boxes also cork and plain tIps--a
variety Of blends to suit each indi-
ridual taste. And, Susie, they have
the trickiest little pipes-re4t briar,
some with ivory stems-reary you'll
want one. And darling cigarette
holders--in fancy colors, SOM orna
mented with flowers. Indeed. Mr.
Block is offering a line Of Attractive
accessories. as well as quality smok.
ing materials. with which every wO-
man will be delighted.
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Dainty Corsaqes

Aud what
do you think
the plate fay-
OFFS W er re-
the darling-
est c o r S age
bouquets of
dainty But
terfly roses
artis tic
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01
Skin Beauty

During dinner / kept on noticing
Mrs. Macs hands--so smooth and
soft and white they were that l
found it hard TO believe they could
belong to a woman who dors all her
own housework-and dishwashing.
Really, Susie. they'd be a credit to
r girl who did nothing at all. After
dinner, ] remarked TO Hester on
this subject. sand it's just good
care that keeps them that w9y," she
told me. "This care consists OF the
regular use of Olympian Almond
Cream. which supplies the necessary
nutrition TO the skin, heals scratches,
sootheS. softens and whiiens the
hands" She says Olympiap is. in
Heed. a friend in their household-
Tor hand and face-an indispensable
aid to skin beauty.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01
Velvet FrOcks

Ny dear, Helen were the
best looking frock for her
party that I've seen in a
long time-a velvet creation
banded with silver--tailore
yet dressy enough for mos
any occasion. You know,
velvet is exceedingly smart
this season, as is metal
this combination of both was
lovalvand ire Stv'e fre-
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01

Black continues TO appear in
abundance, both unrelieved and
trimmed with color. White appears
for evening.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01
Lovely Luncheon

Tuesday was party day for US
Helen entertained with a most at
tractive luncheon folio I'd by bridge,
complimenting Zuleme's house guests.
The Poppy Room at the Band Box
Tea Shop provided a delightful set
ting-its artistic decorations and Ia
BILE appc Ltments giving a real party
touch, lovely as ones own home, yet
how much easier to entertain in the
Poppy Room, with not a single de-
tail to worry about! The food was
delicious specially prepared menu,
each course of which rivalled the pre-
ceding one for goodness, the service
was unexcelled-indeed, the party
was a most enjoyable affair, as is
every party at this charming place
the Band Box.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01
Smart Hats

French felts-larga droop-
ing shapes that are delight
fully MISUNDERSTANDING
smaller hats that breathe
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01

Skirts remain short. varying
from Just below the turn OF the
knee 10 the middle OF the calf Of
the leg Usually the evening hem
line Is slightly longer.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01

Bodies are unusually varied ana
intT col ely gut Their length varies
from the natural waist-ilne 20 a
point Just below the hips. The
bolero Is smart.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01
Birthday Cake

When I got
nome d b o u I
noon today
what do you
[ h n k w a s.
awaiting me
a beautiful big,
birthday cake.
Oh, yes, I'm
C ] e b rating !!
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01

Lieutenant and Mr.. Eugene Bar
Der Ely will arrive Wednesday from
a trip to New York City. to be the
guests OF ColonI aud Mrs G. G.
Culver for few days. Mrs. Ely
was Miss Helena Luke before her
marriage 70 Lieutenant Ely on Sep
femhcr Il
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01

Circle chairmen Of the Woman's
auxiliary Of the First Presbyterian
church will meet in conference at ? &c
o'clock Monday followed by a meeting
NJ the executive committee at 3 80
o'clock in the ladies, parlors Of the
church.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01

Ambassador and Mrs. Houghton
will be among the guests of the queen
Of Spain at Claridge's next week. The
ambassador is already receiving appii-
cations for presentations at next
ears courts, Of which there will Re
four. If American applications arc
any indication the courts will be more
crowded than ever.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01

The Tuesday Musical club will en-
terrain with the first Of a series Of
Musicale teas at 80 O'Clock Tues.
day afternoon in the ball room Of
the St. Anthony hotel. Harry Farb-
MAJ. Yiolinist. will be the artist pre-
scented in the concert during the af-
sernoou
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01
Exquisite Silks

lt0rldS 9reGfc5t dcMOcrGcy,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-11-01

The crown prince and princess of
Sweden will visit America next May.
1t will be their first transatlantic
trip and while in America they will
unSeil a statute of Ericsson. The royal
pair are now at the Berkeley Hotel.
where they will remain for several
weeks.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Cotner College Notes.

President c. z. Bobbey was elected the
first president OF the Nebraska Assocla-
ton Of Church Colleges at a meeting at
Nebraska Wesleyan university, March u
2s. at which the new organization was
founded.
certain students giving "tske-off' on
annual scandal sheet number OF the
cotner Collegian also appeared TINS
week.
Miss Henrietta DeMott. scottsbluff. has
been elected TO teaching position In the
Scottsbluff schools OF which f. l.. Rouse.
honorary LID Is superintendent
Harold Cooper, who teaches science and
athletics in the Pawnee City High school
and Paul Nichols. who teaches in the
Virginia High school. visited on the
campus during their spring vacation
spent her vacation at her parental home
In Richmond. Mo She was accompanied
by Miss Norma Clark. assistant professor
of modern languages.
Barton L. Kline Alliance. has heen
elected superintendent OF the Pleasant
pals schools for next year and Miss
Vera Reddick has been elected TO posi-
tion in the same town. Ira Mitchell, who
has been superintendent there this year.
ard Miss Zoia Clark. wha has also been
teaching there, except to return 10 Cotner
next year.
two-man negative team consisting
Of Eiwyn Wherry and Edwin Hogle. won
unanimous decision from Phillips uni
versity. Enid. Okla. March 2s. at Enid.
This is the second year cotner has won
a unanimous decision from Phillips.
r. r. Snaxeiy, president Of the hoard
Of trustees. gave the ninth lecture in the
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Program for Rpril ;.
Courtesy Of Radio Digest.) }
By The Associated Press.

wEMC. Berrlen Springs tss5.5): SIS,
choir. soprano .. sermon.
wEEI. Boston (475.a): go, Roxy and
wGR. Buffalo tsis): sta. services.
WIS. chicago e34ts); 6.so, organ, e.
Little Brown church
webb, Chicago Post ts1o.2l' I, art
wMAo. Chicago tsiienb.
kYw, Chicago $3.50; I. Sunday Eve
wGN. Chicago c7O.2). $40, special
woJ. Chicago a475): S. orchestra.
WLw. Cincinnati H.s.a1 sac, orehes-
WEAR. Cleveland t3sae: s, fresids
WFAA, Dallas News otl5.so 1880, sery-
ices $3.50. band.
WwJ. Detroit News e352.O: s:2o.
Eoxv and His Gang.
WHO. Des Moines (526) 7:3o, orehes-
WAS; rlgin esos@' I. star .grosra m,
''iksls2S kl2 1Iall,mooG 10 fsSla' casss, ., church, 10
KFW'R. hollywood (252); .. string trio
10. clown night. Il, orchestra.
krns Hol Springs Park t37As): $40
WsGI. iosa city Nss.Q: .. hymns
MD6Ar. Kansa. city tsileno.
WHAS, Louisville (silenD.
cert. .. organ. $50, sacred; 1915, fea
XII, Los Angeles uso s:i5, talk; >
stage acts. orchestra; 1os baritone, Il
Meco. Minqea polisst Paul ths.p
9.f5. concert. band.
wEAF, New York taa151: $40. Rox'
and HIS Gang: S:l5, organ.
WY. New York 454. -: 8, concert
| Ill. soprano: 7:45, concert; . violnist
Wy, New York Go5.2): 7;15. orehes
WRKR. Nv York le720: s. chora
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
ADI0tRR0(GRRA6

lsingers trio. lecture.
WIZ. New York (5ei.s); .. entertain
tGo "a kiand tssi). $50. services.
WOAw. Omaha t52e): s, Bible study; s'
muslr al service.
WIZ Philadelphia t5os.2); 2ios. con
Woo. Philadelphia tsos.2l; 5. recital
WILT. Philadelphia t3a45): 4. concert.
wCAT. Philadeiphia t27s); 41o. serv-
ices s. orchestra. ia. recital b, or
ehestra. 7.3h orchestra.
KDKA, Pittsburgh t3oa1); gu. setN-
KGW. Portland oregonlan 4aib): o.
KPo. san francisco 64sa5): $50. new
plays: 1854. orchestra. 80
| WOAI. san Antonio t39fsa)s f."p'
church service, $50, entertainers
WGY. sohnectady ts7a.5): 7i5, SYM
"KHIFsNF. shenandoah esq; s. services.
KSD. St Louis tsilenD. .,., I'll
WCBD, Zion t344.s1. s. celestial bell
quartet, vocal, reader piano.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Yohn oNsl,o ,ol1uu1a

it will be n varied one, for McCor-
mack likes songs from all nations.
although ne naturally has a prefer
ence for the Irish lyrics.
An interviewer recently asked him
what songs he liked best to sing, and
his reply was:
Il like a good song, no matter
where 1t comes from, whether 1t be
Russian, German, French, Italian
English or American. | have been
criticised for singing too many light
songs, but | have been criticised just
as severely for not singing enough
of them My only rule is that song
must have some value, If it IS only a
bit of clean sentiment"
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

John Mccormack, the man whom
the phrase, "silver.throated, was
coined to fit, will sing at the Audi
torium April 13. His concert is TO
be given under the auspices of the
Omaha Council of Catholic Women.
His concert will probably be the
last important one of the season in
Omaha, and 1t will, no doubt. be heard
by a very large audience, for Nc
Cormack's popularity in America Is
probably greater than that of any
other singer. and Omaha has waited
several years for this concert.
His program has not yet been an
nounced. but 1t may be predicted that
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
WOAW PROGRAM
sunday. April 5.

sunday April Dc
A M=Radio chapel service con-
Quoted by Rev X. K. Brown and his as
sociates of the omaha Gospel tabernacle
2O05 Douglas sNeet -.
215 +. M.--Matinee program. Mary
Maydalene choir. Henry Book. director.
3:I5 To p m.-lntermediate society,
Christian Endeavor. Of the First Pfesby -
terlau church: musical program.
p M=Blhle study period under the
persopal direction OF Mrs. Carl T. Cray.
p. M.-Palm sunday serYies, tirst ,d,t
PRESBYTERIAN church DR.. Edwin Hart
.IenKs' pastor. ReY. Elmer Vaughn Whit
comb, associate pastor.
Personnel OF quartet: Louise Jansen
Wylie soprano and director; Mrs. Verne
Miller eontralto: Fritz Al Carlson,
tenor: A l.. Hobbs. bass; Louis shad-
duck Zabrlskie organist.
Trio flynn to St CECILIA Gounod
Louise sShna uber. violin.
Betty Zabriski, cello.
Mrs Zohriskie, piano.
Anthem, "The Palmss ........... faure
Choir.
Tenor Solo-Selected.
Fritz Al Carlson.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Doctors Office Building
Being Erected at Stanton

Stanton, Neb., April 4.-Dr w. r.
Peters Is erecting an office building
which will be one Of the most modern
and best equipped of It's kind in this
part of the state. The office will be
fitted out practically with every mod
ern device in the medical profession.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Wednesday morning series on Church
Building Programs
NJ. {. Iefler. superintendent OF schools
OF Lincoln, gave the chapel address
THURSDAY
Dr. VI r Aylsworth. professor of
Sacred literature. npan the invitation OF
President Isaac Newton MCCash Of fhil-
lips university. Enid. Okla viii deliver
a series Of five addresses before the
students OF tho College OF Binle of tha
institution. May 12-1i.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

school here April ;. The solo artists
were Gerhart Freudenhnrg. xylophone,
and Arnold sunderman. baritone.
This band was honored LAST year
At the Iowa state fair. and has many
invitations not compatible 10 their
Job Of farming. The band was or
ganized several years ago by Major
Landers, and is composed entirely Of
men from the farm.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Beautiful home dyeing and tinting
Is guaranteed with Diamond Dyes.
Just dip in cold water TO tint soft.
delicate shades, or boil to dye rich.
permanent colors. Each 15.cent pack.
age contains directions 80 simple any
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Cnntra1to Solo-selected.
Mrs. Verne Miller
Trio MELODY ...-t......+...s... Gfieg
soprano Solo-Se1eeted.
Louise Jansen WylIe.
Bass Selected.
\ I. Hobbs
Sermon Rev Elmer Vaughn Whltcome
Cantata. Death and Lire .....- sheiles
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
| HAD P|MP[ES A |
WHOLE SUMMER
On Face and NeckS Lost
Rest. Cuticura Healed.

-" had q breaking out Of lin'e.
red pimrles on my face and neck.
The pinples fessered and scaled
over causing dishgurenaent. They
itehed and burned causing me 10
scratch. and the scratching caused
eruptions. The irritation caused .
lot Of discomfort. and los, NV
rest at night. Ssd the trouble .
whole snmet.
ws1 treated without success.
! Rad an advertisement, tor Cutieuss
Soap and Ointment and purchased
some, and after using one box Of
cu,ieura Ointment and two cakes ot
cu,ieura Soap was eenpleseiy
healed" lSignedl Mrs. Forest
kriek, X. X. :, Rockford, Ohio.
Use cuaears to clear your skin
sesr sse o.aszss-s y srd ~ Tsass=n ~ SO
evrfyw hrre Ssnpt re-h FREE Afersas
sNptltsfs kseexAsrrlssl nsrs n hae.e, Ns< :
49, Cnesurs Shsvtns Stisk 2Se.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
FARMERS BAND
GIVES CONCERT

clarinda. Ia. April Page coun.
" farmers band, directed by Mai.
George w. Landers, was heard in
concert at the Emmanuel Lutheran
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Present outbreak Of spruce bud
worm. fhe report said. has not been
checked as yet, but a control system
is being set up.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

ribbons, skirts. waists. dresses, coats.
stockings. sweaters. draperies. cover
ings, hangings. everything new.
Buy Diamond Dyes no other
kind and tell your druggist whether
the material you wish TO color Is wool
or silk, or whether It Is linen, cotton,
or mixed goods.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05
Orchestra Wins Honors.

Harvard. April 4.-The high school
orchestra here has been declared the
best in four counties as the result OF
a recent contest held at Exeter.
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

cital at sis p. m. Thursday In the
Schneider & Mueller auditorium, 1916
Dodge street.
The program:
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Jean p. Duffield will present his
pupil. Marie Kieny, pianist. in a re-
The Omaha morning bee., 1925-04-05

Alice Davis Bergman and Cecil
Wells Bergman. pianists, will give a
two.piano concert at Sis p. m. Mon
day at the Schneider & Mueller audi
torium. 1916 Dodge street. The con-
cert is given for pupils of the Berry
mans.
The program.
Fantasy for piano and orchestra.
- =. -. :. :. ceeii be'iS niah
Evening star., 1925-11-27
BUREAU OF TRADE
NEEDS OUTLINED
Klein Says Expansion of His
Field Abroad Will Aid
Commerce of u. S.

With expansion of the organization
nf the Bureau of Foreign and DomeS-
tic Commerce III Washington nearly
completed, the great need now is for
further amplifNing of the field SerN
ices i'll order that there may be an
even more comprehensive gathering
of commercial facts abroad and q
more intimate effective distribution Of
them in this country. julius Klein, di.
rector of the bureau, declared today in
his annual report TO Secretary OF
commerce lIooscr
Only in this way can our exporters
he assured Of n genuinely secure and
permanent position in the worlds mar
kcts," the director added.
Appropriations Increase.
The increase in appropriations for
the new fiscal year 1923-o6 over the
previous wear is only Il little more
than ) per cent. he said while the
amount OF work performed is now
climbing at the rate of more than 20
per cent a year. The burdens of the
bureau are thus increasing rapidly,
conConitant with the growth of Amer.
lean manufactures and agriculture.
The Washington staff of the bureau
decreased slightly i'll number during
the year, with a personnel of cog on
June 50, 1875, az compared with b-l
oll the rolls at the close of the pre-
ccding fiscal year
Outstanding developments during
the year were listed 10y Mr.. Klein
as follows:
Opening of 10 new foreign offices.
Exhaustive studies OF domestic
regional markets.
Publication of various special eN-
port reports.
Compilation of automobile tire
stock reports.
Special campaigns TO increase
American export trade in rubber
betting, rubber heels and. soles and
rubber Specialties.
New Commercial! Treaties.
Establishment Of a standardization
section at Washington.
Considerable aid was given to the
State Department in connection with
new commercial treaties with foreign
countries.
DIR. Klein save Il number OF typical
examples of results obtained by
the bureaus business development
methods, citing letters from scores
nf business firms telling of trade en-
largement as a direct result Of the
bureaus efforts
He reviewed the work of the sew
eral commodity divisions under the
bureau and the activities of the
bureaus foreign offices.
Evening star., 1925-11-27
Should the Submarine Be Outlawed?

The tragic and mysterious sinking of the giant
submersble monitor MI, with its entire crew of
sixty-nne officers and men, has aroused vigorous
popular agitation in England for the complete
abolition of the submarine
In America the prevailing sentiment toward
such a proposal seems to be one of sympathy tenn
pered with doubt as to its feasibility In Japan the
Minister of the Navy calls it good in principle" but
fears that it is not practicable In France where
the submarine is regarded as very necessary
weapon Of defense, the idea finds scant favor. Read
this interesting article in this weeks Digest"
Evening star., 1925-11-27

HVHE TORPEDOED LUSITANIA is the SYM
bol, to the popular mind, of the submarines
- wartime terror. And the fact that in time
of peace the undersea boat is often death-trap
for it's crew makes many gravely question whether
it ought not to be Abandoned The loss Of the
American S-51 off the New England coast in Sep
tember, and of the British MI in the English Chan
mel seven weeks later only the latest of series
of postwar submarine disasters that have afflicted
the navies of the United States Great Britain and
Japan.
Evening star., 1925-11-27

"The American people will lose heavily on the
debt settlement with Italy, but it is wise settlement
for all that" declares the Springfield Republican,
and this conclusion is also reached by the large
majority of representative American newspapers.
Three well-known Washington correspondents :
David Lawrence, of the Consolidated Press Associa
ton; Clinton W. Gilbert, of the Philadelphia Public
Ledger; and W. w. Jermane, of the Seattle Times.
agree that there was no alternative but to grant
Italy what amounts to Is per cent cancellation Of
the principal and interest charges combined over
period of 62 years Read all Of the interesting de-
tails with press comment in The Literary Digest for
November 28
Evening star., 1925-11-27

IF THERE ARE ANY EUROPEANS LEFT
who would like to paint Uncle Sam in the role
u of Shyock remarks the Pittsburgh Chronicle
Telegraph, they will be disappointed at the of
the agreement concluded at Washington on No
vember IA for the payment of Italy debt to the
United States "Short of throwing off all interest
or cancelng the principal as we'll, the agreement
gives Italy about all that debtor willing to pay
would expect to receive from considerate cred
itor, agrees the Chicago Tribune, while the Balti
more Sun halls the debt-funding agreement as 'an-
other milestone along the road to international
economic stability.
Evening star., 1925-11-27
ESCAPES FROM SING SING.
Unarmed Convict Bluffs Two Jail
ers-One Is Suspended.

P).-JameS Trana of Brooklyn, Serv-
ing a 10-year sentence for burglary,
escaped from Sing Sing Prison last
night after overawing a new keeper
by threatening to shoot him, and then
bluffing another keeper with the same
threat.
Warden LaweS declared he never
saw "a worse exhibition of a man los
ing his nerve than the action of
Keeper W. l.. Murphy" Lawes sus-
pended Murphy at once
Edward Kennedy, who was not
armed, followed Trana to the railroad
station. but could not find him
Evening star., 1925-11-27

A fierce controversy is raging in
Cairo, Egypt, concerning the recent
appearance of a number of Moslem
girls on the stage.
Evening star., 1925-11-27

Why Jolt the Passengers?
Are Volcanoes Safety-Valves?
Have We Grown Up in Art?
The "Hick''- ''-Controlled Films
Teaching Second-Story Men
to Climb Higher
More Danpening for the Vets
"A New AL Smith" in Detroit
Entertaining Japanese Royalty