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Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22
NATIONAL AIRPIANE
SERVICE ORGANIZED
N8I II Y IT q -
nv United Press Leased Wire

CHICAGO, Mny 21,-The Nation,
AZ Ais transport, Inc, commercial
aifplane service between New York
and Chicago, capitalized at $4,000.
600, was organized at q meeting OF
some of thercountry's leading bus
mess men here late yesterday.
Already $2,000,000 worth Of stock
in the company has been subscribed
for, it was announced.
1t was planned to inaugurate the
seryiee assnr,ist Il .ssss, 4sssssssss1as > '.fe@
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22
Cream Filling

Threc-fourths cup sugar l 3 cup
flour, s teaspoon salt, eggs, l cup
milk, cup hot water, l teaspoon
vanilla.
MiX dry ingredients, add eggs
slightly beaten, and pour on gradu-
ally scalded mix. Cook - minutes
in double boiler, stirring constantly
uA,ll mixture thickcns, and after
wards occasionally. Cool and flaw
or.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22

French say they Will welcome any
suggestions about their debt 10 us.
We beg to suggest she pay.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22
BOSTON CREAM PIE

One-third cup butter, cup sugar,
, eggs, 212 teaspoons baking pow
der, 3 tablespoons milk, . table
spoons water, lai cups flour, y tea
spoon salt.
Mix and sift dry ingredients sov-
eral times. Melt butter and add to
milk and water. Combine wet and
dry ingredients and yolks slightly
beaten, and beat thoroughly. Cut
and field in stiffly beaten egg
whites. Bake in round layer cake
pans. Put cream filling between
layers and sprinkle top with pow
dered sugar.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22

Autos sold at prices from ten
cents. tos 1915 in a recent auction
sale by the police department of
NeMA.S orkaCity, according to "a rcs
port received by the Automobile
Club OF Southern California.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22

Women in Pcrsia have started TO
bob their hair. Bet the neighbors
ya4 them Persian cats.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22

The job we want is in Paris where
men are hired and paid to color
pipes by smoking them.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22

THIS delightful sports frock is
made of block patterned printed
crepe in two tones of red on d
white background. The border is OF
white crepe to match the upper part
of the scarf. =
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22

In Africa, the Prince of Wales
shot II blesbok. This should teach
blesboks to leave him alone.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22

Caine is namedhead OF packers
bureau. ThesReys shU,iltl have been
hhaded HCo6lf}ee Raises Caine.' =
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22

Chiffon flowers are the newest
things in bouttonieros. They may be
worn on the evening frock as we'll
as on the street suit. Chiffon car
nations are those most popular in
New York.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22

Sumner pajamas of knee length
are appearing in the shops. They
are made of striped silks or cotton
cloth, and in pongoe and erepes.
Sometimes these are made SO short
that they resemble track suits.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22

Is there no justice in Franeel
Woman got eight years Just for
shooting her own husband.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22

bridesmaids fr2cEs are also lovely
when combining yellow chiffon over
flesh or coral shades. Layers Of
pastel hued petals may adorn the
hem of the chiffon overdress.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22

There is 10 future in being a Bal
kan statesman.
Imperial Valley press., 1925-05-22
STYLE HINTS, THAT AZ
MARK SUMNER SEASON

A boufIant taffet2 frock winch
would be suitable for the dance
froek OF the young miss is made of
light coral taffeta combined with
yellow velvet. This combination of
rolors is unusual but decidedly flat,
tering TO youth. The fitted bodice
is made with an off-shoulder neck
line trimmed in wide scalloped
yoke of yellow velvet. The full
skirt is shirred on a at normal waist
line and is made i'll two-tier effect
with each tier bordered i'll wide seal
lops of yellow velvet.
Evening star., 1925-11-15
YVETTE GUILBERT HOLDS
POPULARITY IN BERLIN
Noted French Singer Cordially
Greeted Where She Often Was
Guest Before World War.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
BERLIN, November IA. - Yvette
Guilbert, the celebrated French chan
son singer, still enjoys an unimpaired
popularity in Berlin, where she was
a frequent guest before the World
War. To show her appreciation of
the attention showered on her on the
occasion of her first visit to Berlin
since the war she offered to give a
matinee performance to her brothers
and sisters of the stage.
The komoedie Theatre was given
over to the performance and there
assembled more prominent stars and
stage directors than had been seen
under one roof in Germany in many
years. This select audience literally
went wild over Mile. Guilbert's pro-
gram. in which the humorous was
intereSpersed with the tragic. The
French singers superb acting, coupled
with her clarity of diction and her ex-
preSsiveneSS of gesture, made the
afternoon as memorable an artistic
event as the recent visit to Berlin
of Firmin Gemier, the noted Partisan
director, whom Mile. Guilbert heartily
supports in his efforts to bring about
a French-German artist rapproche
ment.
Evening star., 1925-11-15
ASKS WOMEN TO AID
"GOLDEN RULE" PLAN
Club Federation's Former Head
Urges Members to Help Near East
Orphans on December 6.

The General Federation of Women's
Clubs has been asked to have it's
members observe Golden Rule Sun
day" on December 6, in behalf of the
Near East Relief, by Mrs. Percy V.
Pennybacker, past president of the
federation, who has just returned from
a visit to Greece.
Golden Rule Sunday" has been
observed for several years. On that
day people have lived on simple food
and given the money saved toward
the Near East Relief.
Referring to the benefit received by
the children of the Near East through
the practical observance of the occa-
sion, Mrs. Pennybacker, in her COM
munication to the federation, said:
1.-The support of these children has
been accomplished mainly by Ameri-
can women who have felt the call Of
the Golden Rule. The overseas bows
and girls understand this and call
themselves the Golden Rule children.
Because we must stand by for a
few years more until our wards are
launched. I invite the women of the
country again this year to observe De
cember as Golden Rule Sunday on
behalf of the orphans Of the Near East
Relief.
British Columbia leads the provinces
of Canada in the total amount of CAPT
n inv IN, Inn har ind wi
Evening star., 1925-11-15
BLUE GR0TT0 HELD
NOT A WORK OF ART
Photographs Said to Prove
! Ancient Builders Had No
Hand in Construction.
BY ALMA REED,

Secretary of the Hartman Deep-Sea Exped-
ton.
NAPLES, November 14.-Submarine
photographs made by DR.. Hans Hart
man of New York prove that the
famous Blue Grotto of Capri is a
natural phenomenon, and not an
artificial work of the master builders
of ancient times. The latter theory
was recently advanced by certain
scientists as result of their measure
ments of the remarkable symmetry of
some Of the grotto's arches and
columns.
Submarine researches aiming to
Drove or disprove this theory were
the first task undertaken by DR. Hart
man as a test of his deep-Sea diving
apparatus. with which he hopes to
penetrate ocean depths hitherto un-
known to man.
What the Photographs Show.
The Capri photographs show that
the submerged foundations of the
arches and pillars are unquestionably
a natural formation, thus giving
final answer to a long and bitter
scientific controversy. The unique
symmetry which marks the upper
parts of the grotto structure is con-
tinued in the subaqueous sections of
the cave, but to less degree than
above, and without any traces of
human handiwork thereon.
The work of the American scientific
expedition was several times threaten
ed with disaster on account of the
hostile attitude of the people of Capri,
who were fearful that DIR. Hartmans S
discoveries would destroy their pres
ent prosperity. The district depends
for it's living on the constant stream
of tourists visiting the grotto to view
the marvellous incandeScent effects of
the sunlight as it filters through the
water of the archway. The native
population felt that tourists would
cease their visits if the grotto proved
to be an artificial creation from the
hand of ancient man. although govern
1nent officials insisted th1,t such a dis
covery would probably increase public
interest.
The situation required delicate
handling. in spite of the official per
mits issued to the American scientist
by the government departments of
marine and antiquities.
Natives Become Friendly.
But the natives became effusively
friendly to DR.. Hartman as soon as
1t was learned that his researches
proved beyond doubt that their
beloved grotto was natural
phenomenon.
The expedition Will next week pro-
ceed to the first of it's deep-Sea eX
plorations near the famous villa
Jiotis of Emperor Tiberius, where it is
believed many ancient treasures were
hurled into the sea to save them from
invaders.
For the Capri explorations the Hart
man apparatus was hoiSted on board
the regular steamer which carries on
a daily service between Naples and
Capri. DIR. Hartman lowered the ap
paratus, containing his mechanic, for
the first tests, and later accompanied
the mechanic in the steel cylinder,
which worked perfectly to depths of
about 200 feet.
Copyright. 1925. in U. s. and all other
countries by North American Newspaper AL
lance. All rights reserved
An all-metal single plane flying boat,
built for the British air ministry, was
made in Copenhagen this year.
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Dressy Caps Of suiting mixtures,
in variety of patterns. Light,
medium and dark shades. Sizes
63s to Z.
"Surprise Fifth Floor"
"Charge Accounts Invited"
Evening star., 1925-11-15
BAVARIANS FIND BREW
OF QUALITY IN BERLIN
Government Erects Branch Dis
pensary for Slaking Thirst With
Satisfactory Beverage.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
BERLIN, November 14.-Citizens of
Munich Who have to leave their ma
tive hofbrauhaus with regret when
heir business takes them to the
Reichs capital soon will be comforted
to find that the Bavarian government
has erected q branch dispensary to
slake parched Bavarian throats in Ber-
lin with real Bavarian brew.
In the spacious "Europahas' under
construction opposite the Anhalter
station, where trains from the south
arrive. the Bavarian government soon
will open a drinking emporium as a
branch of the state-owned hofbrauhaus
at Munich. Never before has the
state erected bar outside Munich.
Optimists profess to see a diplomatic
move in the new hofbrau branch.
They are convinced that the Bavarian-
Prussian approchement which has
been well under way since President
Won Hindenburg visited Bavaria last
Summer, will reach its elimination
through the medium of hofbrau
"SudS."
Evening star., 1925-11-15
Truffles Go Down
AS Cost of Living
Goes Up in France
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
PARIS, November 14.-While
the man in the street is mourning
the rising cost of living in France,
the gourmet finds a bit of solace
just now in contemplating the de-
creased price of truffies. Truftles
are edible Subterranean fungi,
highly esteemed in France.
This years truffie crop is de-
clared to be the best since 1908, and
as a result this peculiarly French
delicacy is cheaper on the market
than at any time since before the
war.
Hitherto too costly for the working
man. truffies are likely, if the pres
ent price decrease continues, to find
their way into the omelets and
fancy dishes of the poorer homes
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Sage Tea and Sulphur enhance it's
appearance a hundred fold.
Don't stay gray! Look young
Either prepare the recipe at home or
get from any drug store a bottle Of
"Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur Com
pound" for only rs cents. This
is merely the oldtime recipe
improved by the addition of
other ingredients. Thousands of folks
recommend this ready -to-use prepara-
ton, because it darkens the hair beau
tifulIy, besides, no one can possibly tell,
as it darkens so naturally and evenly.
You moisten a sponge or soft brush
with it, drawing this through the hair,
taking one small strand at time. BY
morning the gray hair disappears; after
another application or two, its natural
color is restored and it becomes thick,
glossy and Iustrous, and you appear
years younger.
Evening star., 1925-11-15
LADIES! LOOK YOUNG,
DARKEN GRAY HAIR
Gray hair, however handsome, de-
notes advancing age. We all know

the advantages
OF a youthful
a p p e a r a nee.
Your hair is
your charm. II
m kes or mars
the face. When
it fades. turns
gray and looks
streaked, Just
a few appll-
c a I o n S of
Evening star., 1925-11-15

Women's Waist Aprons, of fine
ginghams, in blue checks; guar
anteed colors. Finished with ruffle
and pocket.
Surprise Fifth Floor
Charge Accounts Invited"
Evening star., 1925-11-15

British Columbia leads the provinces
of Canada in the total amount of CAPT
tai invested in llmha~ Industries
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-03
Sc CURA AHORA
.LOSRESFRIADOS
CON FRICCIONES
Un Senior MayagIezano Halla
Pronto Alivio Aplicandose ell
Nuevo Ungiiento Vaporizante
sobre La Garganta y Ell Pecho.

va no es precise recargarse ell
est6mago de medicinas para Gu
rarse los resfriados Y catarros.
I'm medic mas rapido y eficaz es
ell famoso medicamento externo-
ell Vicks VapoRub-introducido ha
POGO en- la isla.
Entire las numerosas cartas re-
cihidas de los que han probado Ell
nuevo tratamiento, hay una del
Sr. Julio Morales, comerciante de
la Gale DR.. Basora, de Maya
giez en- la cual dice: 'He hallado
muy bueno el vicks VapoRub
para resfriados y catarros. Lo
uso externamente con muy salts
Factories. resuirados."
sU DOBLE ACCION PRODUCE
RAPIDO EFECTO
FL Vicks VapoRub viene en- for
ma de ungiiento, Y cuando Sc fro
ia en- la garganta y el pecho el
calor del cuerpo hace que Sc des-
prendan los ingredientes que con-
tiene--mentol, alcanfor, eucalipto,
tonillo Y alquitran de enebro-en
forma de vapores, los cuales son
inhalados por ell paciente toda la
noche a cada aspiration v lie pro-
Queen rapido alivio. AL mismo
tempo el Vicks VapoRub. es abb
sorbido por los poros y estimula
la piel como una cataplasma, Y
quita la OPPRESSION, ell encono Y ell
dolor. Cuando Sc aplica por la no
che, a la manana siguiente suele
haber desaparecido la affection.
Para los resfriados de los nifos
Ell Vicks VapoRub produce efec-
tos sorprendentemente rapidos,
sin entorpecer la digestion, como
ocurre tan a menudo con las me-
dicinas internas. Por sus propie-
dades curativas v antisepticas, el
Vicks VapoRub es tambien un
excelente remedio para cortadu-
ras, quemaduras, golpes, nacidos,
llagas y afecciones de la piel. En-
Mexico, los Estados Unidos Y el
Canada ell Vicks VapoRub es SUI
mamente, popular y Sc usan mas
de II millones de pomos al ano.
De venta en- todas las boticas.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-03
Causas y sintomas de En-
fermedadeS que 81 Ign0ra-
daS tienen un DeSenIaCe
Fatal

CAUSAS:-Agot&mient o perdida de los
gl6bulos rojos de la sangre, como result
tado de un ataque de paludismo, Fiebres,
Agutamiento Nervioso, Intermediates cro-
nicas prolongadas, perdida de sangre en-
cperaciones quir1rgicas, partOs, desarre-
giles menstruales debilidad general.
SIET OMAS:- Ell cults pierde su color,
sonrosado, p6nese palido demacrado.
Esta palidez es amarillenta. Existe debili-
dad, respiration deficiente, falta de ape
tito, resultando en- un decaimiento &C.
neral del sistema humane.
TRATAMIENTo:-Los globulos rojos de
Is sangre Sc componen principalmente
de hierro, cuyo elemento es indispenga-
BILE para congervar sus energias y forth
ficar su sistema: TONICO "STRICH
NC FERRARS'' contiene este elemento
en- forma asimilable, exactamente en- "a
misma forma quimica hallada en- los gl6-
buIos rojos de la sangre mas pura, ade-
mas de otros ingredientes que estimu-
Ian los tejidos del cuerpo y especialmen-
te del sistema nervioso.
81 usted tiene cualquiera de estos sinto-
mas, NO PIERDA TEMPO. Dirfjase
HOY MISMO su Boticario y compre un
frasco del TONICo "STRICHNo FE-
RRARS'' prescrito constantemente por
Jos especialistas mas eminentes, France
ses. Americanos y Alemanes. Consulte 8
su medico.
LoNGRoCK PHARdAcAL co.
136 LIBERTY ST. N. 2. o.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-03
Como viive Clenlenceau a los
Ochenta y dos amos

lante y lie dice:
-iQue tai? 5Se imagina usted
10 que con esos ojos habra heche
esta?
mo tanto como usted, senior
Ministro.
Ell auto Sc lena de patos, Ian
gogtas, legumbres frescas, paste
les.
En- Ia tarde, la llegada de los vi
sitantes ingleses anina algo II
calma de la casa. Sc resuelve una
vista los monumentos prehist6-
ricos que todavfa Sc conservan en-
la Vendee. Hay unos cincuenta XII
l6metros de distancia, que en- par
te deben hacerse a pie, a traves
de los campos y cuyo recorrido re
sulta veces penoso aun para los
Jovenes.
Y es verdaderamente admirable
la agilidad, la firmeza con que ese
arciano de 80 amos franquea los
obstaculos, Y anda pie largos tre-
chos que fatiga sus acompanan-
tes. Viendonos cansados, nos dice
alegremente.
-Cuando sea viejo 10 que mas
echare de menos sera no poder
hacer caminatas como esta.
A las nueve de la noche, todo Ell
mundo duerme en- la casita rusti-
ca, al rumor de las olas v del vien-
to.
Al dfa siguiente, hacfan honor
al chocolate matinal en- el comedor
cocina, cuando una cabeza paternal
asomo maliciosa por la ventana.
-iYa en- pie?-pregunto.
- Han dormido bien? Yo he
pasado una noche admirable hasta
las doce, hora en- que me levante
yr,e puse a trabajar hasta las Gin
co. Como sentia mis- ideas un POGO
menos claras, me volvf a acostar
Y lei hasta las seis. Me levante en-
tonces, Y despues de la toilette
ne fui a las rocas de la playa q
pescar estos cangrejos.
Sc organiza ell programa del dfa:
almuerzo en- La Rochela, ciudad
tan curiosa, ilustrada por Richie
lieu, y despues una jira por los
campos vendeanos.
Al caer la tarde, nos 1tendemos
len la playa Y conversamos. I'm nj
no ha perdido una piedrita y cava
desesperadamente en- la arena pa
IA encantrarla. Sc oye una voz
que dice:
-Esto me recuerda que en- la
India un gran sacerdote me pre-
gunt6 81 guerra yer el diente de
Budha. Encantado, conteste que
ST: pero tuve que renunciar a ese
placer, porque Sc necesitaban mas
de cuatro horas para desenterrar-
10, pues estaba cubierto por un in
menso mont6n de piedras precio-
lsas.
! Lord Miner pregunta:
Dfgame, querido amigo: zen don
fe ha visto la mas bella de las ciu
dades, la que mas violentamente
10 ha conmovido?
Sin vacilar, el anciano contesta:
Candy, en- la isla de Ceylan.
Y dulcemente agreg6:-
Cuando vuelva a casarme, ire
q Candy en- viaje de bodas.
Al dfa siguiente, de madrugada,
abandonabamos la casita r1stica
su ilustre morador, que, des-
rues de acompanarnos hasta ell
auto Y desearnos buen viaie, Sc en-
tr6, solo en- su casa. All n1irar
atras por Ultima vez, conmovidos,
remos en'una ventana una luz que
Sc extingue.
Ell sol ha salido va, Y hay allf
in horbre que trabaia.
a@
Trerese Yung CIemenceau.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-03
DELICIOSA CRONICA DE ST.
HIJA

i
PARIS, 1925.-Si, en- una casa
r1stica, en- una casa muy peque1a,
acabo de pasar unos dias deIicio-
SOS. Esta situada en- la playa, cer-
ca del mar; es estrecha Y larga y
esta aislada. Las pocas piezas que
la componen estan en- fila, una tras
otra. Y como advierto en- vuestra
cara ell deseo de visitarla, me ofrez
co para guiaros. Precisamente Ell
/ duefo esta ausente, y es una suer-
tc, porque sin duda, Sc habria ne
gado, muy cortesmente, recibi,
ros. Ese sefor es terrible Y Sc preo
cupa. muy celosafnente, de su tran
quilidad.
He aquf primero, un pequeno
galpon en- que, en- extrafia mezco-
lanza hay lena, carbon, gallinas. un
gallo, un asi1o Y un cochecito. Al
lado, dos habitaciones para un
criado Y despues la cocina ell co.
I nledor. En- la alta chimenea Sc cue
Ger las legumbres Y Sc asan las
carnes con que Sc alimentan los
moradores de la casa. En- ell cen.
tro, la mesa. Una hermosa colec-
/ ci6n de cobres antiques Sc hace
| admirar en- una gran consola de
n1armol. Ell sol juega en- ellos y to-
da la pieza Sc ilumina.
/ En- seguida, dos cuartos para alo
iados, sencillos pero cordiales,
blanqueados con cal, con estampas
chinas en- las paroles. Son claros y
alegres.
En- ell dormitorio del duefio de
casa, una CANA con cubierta de
cretona, entire dos bibliotecas an
tiguas en- las que hay "bibelots" "
i raros. En- ell centric de una chi-
menea de marnoT negro, la diosa
Kwan-On (ebano marfil), cami-
na sobre las ondas; a su derecha
un tigre de orc Y a su izquierda un
cato japones. Otra biblioteca mas
/ y despues la mesa del escritorio,
mesa extrafia, hecha con una ta-
bla larga Y ancha fila en- la pared,
delante de la ventana. Reina un
gran desorden en- esa mesa. Mu-
chas cuartillas llenas de una cali
grafia fina, cortada, de grandes
rasgos, un Montaigne, un Pascal,
cartas abiertas, otras que quizas
no 10 seran nunca; unos anteojos
de carey; un gorro de policia tt
RADIO ALI despues de cainbiado por
un sombrero "civilizado"; tres flo
reros con flores blancas, rojas, azu
les. Eli e1 suelo, un canasto para
papeles en- ell cua1 yacen, sin ha-
/ Der sido abiertos, diarios manda-
dos de Paris
La cabeza de un enorme coco
drilo muerto en- Egipto; ell craneo
de un tigre real muerto en- la In
dia, en- el Estado de Gwelior; ca
bezas de antflopes con cuernos de
I'm largo estupendamente prodigio-
so.
| I'm divan de MADEIRA que, pesar
de los almohadones, es (puedo ase-
| sE
gnrarlo porque he hecho la prue-
bal de una incomodidad perfecta.
| Despues hay una gaIerfa que
no es 10 menos curioso de la casi-
ia. Ell piso es de arena y el techo
| de vigas. Profundos sillones invi-
tan al reposo Y quizas al sueno.
En- el centric, un tronco de arbol
atraviesa una mesa en- que Sc sirve
e1 cafe.
Entremos en- ell salon, amplio y
nnuy claro, puesto que sus venta-
mas tienen ciento noventa Y seis
vidrios. Sin. moverse del asiento
Sc puede yer el mar, las dumas, las
rocas. los bosques de pinos, cl
I y-sosr or-1ay>c 1,a,.;o IL II oIdoc H.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-07-03
H O 7 Ell E s :
HOTEL UNIVERSE

Tetuan 2S - Frente al 1'ImparcfaF
Habitaciones comodas y frescss,
Service esmerado. Especial aten-
cion para familias. Precios m6di-
COS. Cocina Espafiola. Admitimos
abonados. Tel. 1904. Propietarios
JORGE SUNER
Evening star., 1925-03-02
President Gets
Bill to Complete
ROtllr,da Frieze

The House Saturday disposed of
an age-old Congressional problem,
by adopting and sending to tho
President a Senate bill authoriS-
ing restoration and completion of
the historical frieze in the rotunda
of the Capitol The measure, car
ryiuS $4,000, would leave to the
joint committee on the library the
selection of the artist and design.
The frieze has become streaked
and distigured through leaks in
the roof and from other causes.
1t was begun by Brumidi, an Ital-
ian artist, who spent 81 years in
decorating the Capitol, dying when
the frieZe was about half COM
pleted. ,Costigini, employed I'd
continue the work, completed ii to
the point where a gap IS feet long
begins. Several suggestions have
been received for designs for the
gap. including the depicting of
events in the Civil and World
Wars, peace and the Panama
Canal.
Evening star., 1925-03-02
EX-SENATOR CLARk'S
DAUGHTER is BRIDE
Third Marriage of Mrs. King
Secret, Like Second-Los Angeles
Man the Groom.
Rr the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, March "Details of
the marriage of Mrs. Mary Clark
King, daughter of former Senator
William A. Clark of Montana, to
Marius de Brabant of Los Angeles.
have been kept secret by their rela-
tives and friends. The couple now
are on their honeymoon.
The marriage, which took place
quietly Saturday, near New York, came
as surprise to friends, as no announce
ment had been made. 1t is the brides
thiCd marriage. Her second mar
riage, also a surprise, was to Charles
Potter King here in 1905. She had
obtained a divorce from her first hus-
band, DR.. Everett Mallory Culver,
about year before. She obtained a
final decree of divorce from Mr.. King
last June.
The brides father some years ago
settled upon her an annual income of
100000.
Mr.. de Brabant is assistant traffic
manager of the Union Pacific Rail-
road.