davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
SYMPTOMS OF "T. B."
Ih"~" and Physical signs Do Not Necessarily Indicate That Patient Jlas Disease.

Quincy 1ll May cI-(AP)- symptoms and physical signs of tu- rerculosis in a patient do not neces- sari'y indicate inc presence of tu- h5rculosis, said nr. Vi. Levison. Chi caEo. before the Illinois State Medi- cal society hore. Many other diseases, l.e sail, simulate pulmonary tnber- o'osis in their symptonalogy and physical signs,
 Dr. Iewison urged great care Tn the diaEnosis Of tuberculosis, "as errors in diagnosing non-tubercu- losis cases not only unJusUy stigmi- Uzo these cases as tuberculosis, but also deny them proper treatment for their disease" he said.
 Tt will also relieve them from the unnecessary tuberculosis restric- tious of the department of health, which are usually severe"
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
NOrse-American Stamps
 Are Greatly in Demand

Washington, May o1.--(AP) P)- Heavy demand for the Norse-Amer- ican postage stamps, issued to com memorate the centennial of the ar rival Of the first Norwegian immi- grants in this country and for use in connection with the celebration In Minnesota, has caused the post office department to restrict their sale to dealers as far as possible.
 As only 12,oQo,ooo of the stamps, Of two and five cent denominations, were printed, nostmasters In Mime sota. Iowa. and North and South Da- kota have received the largest quan- titles. Most of the Norwegian de- scenAanty in this country live in those states.
 When the stamps were made available here the first days sales totaued more than sToo0.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
Civil Suit to Follow
 Police Court Action

Waterbury, May c1.-CAP)-Wil- liam R. Libold, 105 Fisk street, vice president and superintendent of R. r. Worden X Son. milk dealers charged with breach of the peace WAS discharged in city court this morning by Judge Abner P. Hayes after the milk company official had been tried on charge of pushing a discharged employe through a glass door, es a result of which the em- ploye claims he was severely cu' .rhout the ear and throat, Saturday nt the company's plant. The com rIaining witness was James Healy l7 Abbott avenue. Attorney Mi rhael Blansfeld, counsel for Healey announced he would start civil s'n' against Libold.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
REGULATIONS FOR RELIGION STUDY
School Board Drafts Restrictions
 and I. lainS Policy
Tn accorlaroe with Inc plan for

Tn accorlanon with The plan for weekday religious instruction oe school cui,lrp. pupils of grldoS III 10 VIII Inclusive wlH he dismissed for on, period week. beginning novt septomhot to rneire religious trainlnc under rh, supervision ol their r.sp.c''Na prUr.nt Slnlrjn- trndo0t San .v IT, Ilnm.s au- nounces In eH.1u which Nrl hn sent home ro rho parrots of sr. .ool children tomorrow ul NouIly. I'll" bulletin, VhlrN Js doNS,l To mrk, the school boar3'S plan a,ar lo 'hc paron's, Is ss follows.
 To Parents o1 Tap.~ o' Grales Ill.,
 IE. V Nl NIL VIII:
 The ernoo. ronmr'5, o' N,v Brit pan ant o, aUfHr roatrurs ut dis- missal Q Uum's of 'Ha pnn,. srro20s for one hour 0cr ",rk fur '0r pIr- pose ot roc.Ninr ro.jgmps 1ns'r1r- ton This vi. HeEi1 "H. t0r nn,n- ing Of tlr CaI tarm $, W.mtor n,>t.
 In order fDat 'nor, may u- a r.aur understandings Of all features of ,he plan and of aH tne cml'uuS Of dis mlSsal, your +'f.atInN is invited t1 th4 following s'urmut
 ], CM@ro may he dismissed for rotigloHs instruction upoI r.p"'pt. 5F the prINclpdI or teacher o' The dly schoo. of an apphra''oN Sl-usI fly the parent and l.s.lr..tH2 tre par. ticuOar r"iGrous srwo. WHrl the child is fo a"eul-
 7. ulsmJssa's vHH r.. o0foad t0 children in Gra',s H. IN, Y, T1 VII, srl 1llI
 5. CaD ti~aIos IT, II. N auI VI will hc disufsS. r0 ". .l.~ lavs I' c:2o p. m. CuN C;r+H.o ]lrar1 VIII will he dts7uss.J on Tr.rs17ys Fl , P. m.
 The pghnc -onool7 rre to re- man open for tlr fu1 srssion on Wfdncsdar aa4 Tnrsday afternoons and for thosa ,09tls those parents have not raguo~'fd dlsulssaL the time will he given 70 instruction in coudu.t and morals
 3. 1f alnaed inc privilege of dismissal win l.o ounduwu anI susrerdod uu.l sn~b time IS an ad- jus'mrnt has beln u1Ie with the parent.
 $. In 7ppro,uS Of dJsmi asals for religious instruction. the school com mittee assumes no responsibility for the amount or character of the re- 1igious instruction. lis attitude is one of cooperation only with the parents and the churches in an un- dertaking which the committee be- lieves to he Of vital importance.
 {. The school committee will re- quire of each religious school a weekly record of attendance.
 s. r Is expected that religious instruction win he provided by the churches or religious bodies.
 9. You are therefore requested tc consider this matter and to sign and return the accompanying card not later than May 91. 1925. Tn case you wish to have your child dismissed for this purpose.
 Sincerely,
 STANLEY H. HOLMES,
 Superintendent of Schools May P, 1925.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
Widow Appeals From
 Commissioners Ruling

Bridgeport, May 21.-(AP)-Es- th"r McGuinress, Stamford. filed in superior court today an appeal from a decision Of Compensation Com missioner Edward T. Buckingham, who ruled that her husband, Joseph McGunness, who died March 1, 1924, was not injured in the course of employment with the Harris Con- structon Co. and that she Is not entitled 10 compensation.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
NINE ARCHITECTS COMPETE

Nine bids for the designing of the projected new school on Steele street have been received from local architects by the committee on school accommodation and will be examined at meeting of this body tomorrow afternoon, Samples of hardware for use in school build ings have also been received and will be considered at the meeting tomorrow.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
Special Notice

L2'lies' Auxiliary. A. q. IT., will hold a whist and 45 social in Judd Hall, Main street, Friday evening, May 22. S2.5o in gold will be given to the lady or gent with the highest score. Play starts at S.3o. Society will meet at 7;3N.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
LIBERAL REWARD

Will be paid for return of suit case and bag with contents lost from auto between Hotel Bur ritt, New Britain, and Heublein Hotel, Hartford. Wednesday afternoon.
 Phone New Britain 2S00 during business hours. No questions asked.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

Lexington, Ky, May "i. CAF)-- Matters relating 10 the future growth of the Presbyterian church in the United States (South) and plans for the work during the coming year were before inc general assembly of the church. which convened in sixty fifth annual session here today.
 The keynote of the assembly was sounded by the retiring moderator, Dr. Thornton Whaling, of Louis vile. in his annual sermon this morning.
 Election Of q moderator and his induction into office was first on the docket for the business session this afternoon.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
THE HERALD "WANT ADS" Alphabetically Arranged For quick and Ready Reference,
 LINE RATES FOR CONSECUTIVE INSERTIONS

ieafly order Rates Upon Application, Count words to a line.
 li lines to an inch,
 Minimum spaco lines.
 Minimum Book Charge. 5b eents. No Ad Accepted AiteE P, NJ. for Classified Page on Same Day. sat. 10 A. M.
 Ad& Accepted over the Telephone for convenience Of customers. Call 92S. Ask for a "WAnt Ad" Operator.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

NASH. l994-6 cylinder tourus car. uT'. gnal paint. disc wheels, good toras. top and upholstery very good an Hawkcr. 5S Elm St. Phone :iJ6.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

0IUSN0BILE, 1920--f ClTNdcr tolT.ng. In fine coudittpu t5o down tales .t. Smith Motor Sales, loo West Main S' Tel @90o
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

pEPENpABLE rsEp CARS Dodge Brothers ie.t Touring iqsf Sedan 1923 Coupe Etudehakpr-- 1920 Touring Fords-
 l92i Touring 1923 Sedan
 Terms Arranged The g. & r. MOTOR SALES Cd. l5j Elm st. Tel. 7Aas
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

Model co, 1925 touring ucmoustrator. gone 2ooo miles Npr'N Sl,uo0. will sell for S10u. Trades Rn terms congldered. smith Motor Saicr 100 West Main s. Tel. "30n,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

FORD, 1127--se'Ian, complete with etarte'. dem. rms extra tire, nlOtometer, &1i5. also oakland, sensible riy touring, rUn- ntng 2o miles per gal, '2T5. Whttmore Pajge-lpvett Co. 3l9 East Main g. Tel. gaI0.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

LEXINGTON N- Oakland and Gray. Hish grade motor cars. Sales and sert iee, C. A. Bcnce. 5l Main Fl. Phone ecl5.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

LEXiNGTON BROUGHAM, I9.3-good condition, c. A. Beuce. Sl Main St Phone ogl5,
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

NASH, l92I-G cylinder touring car me cHanicauy perfect, 5 good cords, artii- lcry wheels. Cash required S5jO. bal anee on easy terms. A, C. Hawket, jS Elm St. rn0te @4af.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
Welcome to New Pastor
 And Wife on Monday

The First Congregational church assisted Sy the Woman's society. will give a reception and houseTarmins 10 Rev. and Mrs. Theodore Aims worth Greene and family at the par sonage. 23 Lexington street from ; 10 1o o'clock Monday evening.
 READ THE HERALD CLASSIFIED
 ADS FOR YOUR WANTS
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
BRYAN LEADING
 ONE FACTION
PreSbyterianS Start Convention
 With Fight Ahead

Columbus, Ohio, May ?l. (AP)-- The lS7th general assembly Of the Presbyterian church in the United States of America opening here to- day saw militant fundamentalists
 going into the fight for the modera- torship at odds with William Jen- ninEs Bryan, most prominent Of the conservatives, in the groups selec- ton of candidate,
 Mir Bryan is standing firmly for Dr, W. Q. Thompson. president Of Ohio State university of Columbus, Ohio for the post, while other fun.
 damcntalists at mass conference decided 10 back Mir. Lapslcy A. Me Af"e of Berkeley, California.
 The larger group, however. has not dcspaired of winning Mir, Bryan over and are continuing efforts to have him change his stand
 In opposition 10 the fundamental is's choice for moderator to succeed pr. Clarence Edward Mccartney of
 Philadelphia, himself a militant, are the candidates of Dr. Charles R. Erdman Of Princeton, N. J., and Key. Harry C. Rogers of Kansas City who are seeking the post as repre- senting the "conseryatiye constitu- tonalists
 Oyershadowing every other issue today was the liberal Fundamental ist controversy, which has revolved around the actions of the New York
 Presbytery and which the assembly
 will be asked 10 eXscind for dis
 loyalty" in permitting liberalistic IutteranCes,
 Opening today's first session was | the retiring moderators sermon. Be-
 sides election of the moderator this afternoon other important activities |incuded organization of the rerma- nent judicial commission which will ! hear the charges against the New
 York presbytery.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

OVERLAND-Country club at your oEi price C. A. BeEce. 5l Main St. Phon' ce15
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
Florist

GATHFL0WEE- a doz, As7eTs 1Oc. dOz. Pepper lOr. n dog. Tomatoes 2jc, n doz, GcrauIuns 90c. 10 55c and Scarlet Sage 40c dol. Joo Rosia, 2 Mn St,
 CUT FLOWERS -potted plants, pleasing variety. Specializing OH funeral work. Johnson's Greenhouse. bl7 Church St. NICE CARNATlONs-Sl q dog. Very fine flowers Sandallie's Greenhouse, 2I8 Oak St. Tel 2G4S-I2. PANSEY PLATTS-4jc. a doz.. finest as- sortmcut Of colors. Flower Garden Greenhouse. ll6J stanley st. Phone ?3S8-12.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
ANNOUNCEMENTS
Burial Lots, Monuments

BURIAL VAULTs-ConcTets steel rein. forced; water proof, hermetically zeal. ed. will outlast either wood or metal Do not require larger lotA. Reasonably priced. N. B. Vault Co.,. Kensington Tel. 647-l5
 NEW BRlTAIN-Mouu Works. I23 Oak St. Monuments of all sizes and descriptions Carving and letter cutting our speci0lty.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

OVERLAND-niodcl 90, for gale, W,ash
 InEton St. Garage.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

OVERLAND, I92I-.o-Ting car. .rul } equipped and ID A new condition. iiu driphs Garage. l77 Cherry St. Phun' cb5l-s
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
Autos and Trucks for Sale

DopGE-Busnes coupe. 1923. good cor Is fine leather upholstery. good paint snI
 mechanically perfect. s2oO down. Terms. A. C. HaU her. 5S Elm St. Phone 24S6. FORD ROApsTEr--'n good runniu :
 shape. Price S75. C. A. Bence. 5l Main
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

FORD C0'FE 19?4--iI1' god ronditio,. Prize f&35 Torns, Inquire 2t Bea.fI st. End floor.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

REQ SEDAN, l9:1 :1-mechanciaily pcrfcc' 5 good cords. good closed cat at a low price. Cash required Il20, halaur" on easy terms. A. q. Hawkcr, IS Eln gt Pnoua 2s5s
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

TORD SEDA#, l92i--3 door Mechant~si r.
 ly perfect. upholstery very good. Cash
 required, Eli5. halance on easy terms. 4 {. IIawkor, t9 EIm sl. rhone .4.G.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

STU TUDERAEER-tourtrE car m good rSn mug shape. Price 5loo. C. A. Bent El Main S' Phone "7iS sTTDEBAKEE, I9?l-light touring oaT original paint. fine motor, good cords upholstery and top very good, u25 d9Ea terms. A. c. Hswker. sS Elm St. Phon. .4bs
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

FORD ROArSTER. t925--Wl'h 1925 CT. zine, new tires new battery and hod> repain'od, luquire after ?. m. at 27f West Main Si Plainville
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
AUTOMOTIVE
Auto and Truck Agencies

tfT'N UEfF TT VN N th-Vf1C1No 70 ACME TRUCkS-Sales and Service. Eric son Motor Sales. I'll South Main at, Phone S-N
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

Inc. Phone 26G. WILLYS-KNIGHT AND OVERLAND = motor cara showroom and service, 12i Cherry st. The Sleeve-Valvs Motor R. C. Rudolph. Phone 2N5l-2.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

Rerslr snor entrance, B west re,rl S,
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-16
E YEAR OLD MAN MARRIES GIRL HE
 AND WIFE ADOPT

PLAINFIELD, N. J., Sept. 16. LP)- T love her and she loves me. That's all there is to it. None of that Cinder- ella bunk about this affair.""
 Thus August Laggrenn, 52-years old, manufacturer of Plainfield, who re- turned today from a honeymoon with his former adopted daughter, now his bride, indignantly repudiated sugges- tions that he was modern fairy god father" after the manner of Edward w. Browning.
 Laggren's bride, whom he married August 7, is a little 15-year-old Italian girl, Alice Ametia Veracco. Laggren and his wife adopted the child, an or plan, in 1919. The first Mrs Lag gren died last Christmas.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-16
BIG GAME HUNT LOCAL DISTRICT
 IS SUCCESSFUL
DR. AND MRS BRANDS GET MOOSE, BEAR AND SHEEP
 NOW AFTER "BROWNlES

Three sheep, three bear and two moose, the result of three weeks hunting in Kenai peninsula, was the grand total of the big game hunt of who, accompanied by Mrs. Brands, which was completed a few days ago. Dr. and Mrs. Brands have gone to King Cove, with Jack Otis, guide, where they will seek a good speci- men of brown bear. The guides and packers on the Kenai hunt, returned to Seward yesterday on the steamer Alaska from the Westward It was explained previous arrangements had been made with Otis, otherwise the party returning yesterday would have remained The guides and packers returning yesterday were Al Peel, Jack Lean, Alex Bolam and Frank Revelle. The specimens se- cured on the peninsula were prot to Seward on the steamer.
 Hunt Near Tastumena Lake
 From Seward the party went down the Kenai river to Cook Inlet thence across to Kussiloff river, which was followed up to Lake Tastumena where the sheep were shot. They then hunted around the South fork of Indian river for moose and bear thence back to the lake and to Fun ny river.
 Mr. Peel said yesterday that Dr and Mrs Brands were exceptionally fine people and they enjoyed to the utmost, their first hunt on Kenai, Ii is thought they will be returning from the Westward within a couple of weeks.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-16
REBUILDING OF SOCIALIST
 PARTY IS HOPE OF DEBS

CHICAGO, Sept. 16. (P)-Celebrat- ing the fiftieth anniversary of his con- nection with trade unionism and so- cialist activities, Eugene V. Debs ar rived here today to address a region al convention of the socialist party, and speak at a banquet commemorate ing his work in the labor movement
 He said he had extensive plans for the rebuilding of the socialist party, including the erection of a $20O,0OO building here to house national head quarters and the publication of na- tional weekly.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-16
NOTICE OF COURT TERM

Notice is hereby given that term of the district court of Alaska, Third division, has been called to convene at Seward, Alaska, October 5, 1925, at 10 o'clock A. M., in the federal court room in said town. A petit jury will be in attendance at said term.
 W. N. CUDDY, Clerk
 of said court.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-16
THE SIJPERLATIVE BEAUTY ALASKA
 IS REVELATION
DIRECTOR OF NEWARK CHAM BIER OF COMMERCE CONVERT ED TO BOOSTER OF ALASKA.
Reward Versus Alaska
Seward Is a pIendidLooking Town Creates Favorable Impression Visitors.

First of all I wish to say a word of appreciation for the opportunity extended me, to be a guest at your chamber luncheon today" remarked H. c. Whitehead, business man from Newark, N. J., who was brief vis- itor in Seward yesterday while the Admiral Watson was in port. T have been in Alaska only about five days and I want to say that already I am a booster Another thing, tho Mr. Campbell did not so state in his remarks before you, he has been one of the prominent members of the Assembly for the North State for two years, and I feel his efforts, with regard to the Alaska mail ser vice, will be productive of results.
 Makes Good Comparison.
 When I think of my town, New ark, in which there are 10000 peo- pie within a radius of two square miles, and think of Alaska, which according to figures, show there are 10000 square miles for every indi- vidual in the Territory, I am amaz- ed!
 T suppose Alaskans are constantly hearing the rawlings of the enthusi- astic visitors, but have to admit All aska has made a tremendous inn pression on me. It is a wonderful revelation to me and the superlative beauty is astounding. As Mr. Camp bell stated in his talk before you, each day seems to excel the pre- vious one, as we travel along.
 Beauieu Suggestion Good.
 ''The suggestion put forward by MT. Beaulieu, a few moments ago, with reference to prospective visit ors to Alaska who seek informa- tion regarding itineraries, is of much merit. The tremendously rich en- dowment of nature, visible on every hand in Alaska, is marvellous. had no conception of the beauties of the country To properly advertise and make public ways and means of seeing your territory, to that great company of uninitiated in the States, would mean a wonderful help to you.
 Seward, Swell Town.
 T want to congratulate you on your splendid-looking town. Sew ard from the vessel, as we steamer thru Harding Entrance into Resur- rection Bay, created a most favor able impression on not only myself but from several other people on board the steamer.
 Weekly Meeting Fine.
 "These weekly meetings of the local chamber accrues to the better. ment of the town and surrounding community. All over the land it is now the custom to hold weekly meetings of civic organizations for men are beginning to realize, the middle of the day, is the best period for exercising the element of ser. vice. This service to the communi ty by the business men of the town comes back hundred-fold. This as sertion is based on practical ground and is daily being proven in other localities. The benefits to be reach. ed by an organization, such as you have formed in Seward, will lead to broader, bigger and better com munity life. One must put first, in unselfish service to the community before results come back, and as ] stated moment ago, they will come back a hundred-fold"
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-16

Edda Mussolini, IA year old daugh- ter of the Italian premier, jumped into the water and saved a girl friend from drowning.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-16
FALL AND WINTER SUITS

My fall and winter suit and over coat samples are now on display. If you are planning a new suit or over coat it will be to your advantage to look these over.
 If JORDAN'S VALET SERVICE.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-16

Queen Helena of Italy is a great lover of children and often stops to kiss attractive babies of her hum ble subjects.
Seward daily gateway., 1925-09-16

Miss Ethel Baily of Portland, Me-, is the only woman member of the Society of Automotive Engineers
Evening star., 1925-09-19
House
Post Office Idea
Favored by New

Apartment houses henceforth may
have little post offices of their own to
safeguard their tenants mail
Postma ster General New has ap-
proved a suggestion advanced by two
architects in different cities that a
room be provided in the lobby or en-
trance of apartment houses. to which
postal authorities only would have
access. The mail would he distributed
to lock boxes assigned to the various
tenants. who would obtain il from the
out side as a post offices
Evening star., 1925-09-19

was prevented Ivy a coup by Presi-
dent Bautista Saavedra, whom he
was TO have succeeded. but who con
tinued in power with the backing of
the army. At Saavedra s instance the
Bolivian Congress on September |
annulled Nilianueva's election after a
heated debate. and on September 3
SaaVedra turned over the office of
chief executive To Felix Guzman.
president of tho Senate. II was an
nounCed that new presidential
election would he held in December
Evening star., 1925-09-19
HEADS MINUTE MEN. :
Locke. Former Klansman. to Lead
New Colorado Society.

DENVER. Colo. September ~ LP).
The Denver Post says that DR.. John
Galen Locke. former Sand dragon Of
the Kli kluX Klan of Colorado, has ac-
cepted the position of comma nder-in
chief of the Minute Men of America.
This orga MIA ton is made up largely
of klansmen who withdrew from that
organization some time ago during the
shake-up of the Colorado khan.
DR. Locke will be inaugurated next
Friday night.
Evening star., 1925-09-19
BOLIVIA DEGREES
STATE OF SIEGE
Three Provinces Put Under
Military RuIe-President-
Elect FIees.
Rr the Associated Press

7'E wv NS%WEdIc0 FFfNs.
LA PAI, Bolivia. September 10
The government has decreed a state
of siege in the provinces of La Paz
cruro and CoChabamba. Jose Gabino
\illanueva, who was elected presi-
dent in May but prevented from
taking office. has been deported and
has gone to africa. Chile.
Several politicians have been inn
prisoned in Bolivia and "A telecra phic
censorship established. 1t is impos.
Slble to transmit news regarding the
situation, but general tranquility
prevails.
.hlanueNa was elected President NJ
SoilVla May :, but his inaugura ion.
Srneouled to take place last month.
Evening star., 1925-09-19
MOB THREATENS
SLAYER OF WOMAN
Former Magistrate Guarded After
Tragedy in Midst of Re-
ligious Meeting.
Special Dispatch to The Star.

Special Dispatch to The Star.
WINCHESTER. Va. September 49,.
Charles l.. Van Deventer. "A former
magistrate. assessor and deputy sher-
iff of Pendleton County, w. Va.
charged with killing Mrs. Ada Ham.
mer. 40. a widow. at an evangelistic
meeting at Circleville. is being close
Iy guarded in the Hampshire County
iail at Romney.
The woman had given her hand to the
pastor as a convert and returned 10
her seat when Van Deventer stepped
10 her side and shot her to death. He
fed in search of his wife and H. V
Nelson, a neiChbor. threateneding TO
kill them, before his arrest at day.
break. after a night at bay.
Evening star., 1925-09-19

Establishment of transarCtic Zen
pelin airship line between Amsterdam
and Toxic is under discussion in Rus.
Sia
Evening star., 1925-09-19

DARIS Savs-London echoes
L America repeats: T h e
dominant frock mode of the
moment is two piece.
Fascinating are the widely differ
ent and wonderfully distinctive
variations with all the tendencies
Of the leading Couturiers.
They are fashioned appropriately
for all occasions. since Fall ushers
in those days when one hastens
forth in early morning to shop
and spend the day in town. Thus,
one may remain smartlv garbed
through tea time. even dinner,
with a Two-piece Frock.