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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1925-08-15
PEASEPR0JECT
FAILS To MEET
With APPROVAL
Water Districts Reject
Proposal for Official
Organ; Vote 5 to A h.f-
ter Discussion
Especial to The Herald.)

SAN BENITO, Tex, Aug 15.-The
Water Districts association, in a special
meeting here last night, turned down
the proposition Of G. H. rPease Of Nc
Allen with reference to subscribing to
the Gravity Irrigation News.
It was Stated previously that this
proposition was a step looking toward
the coordinating of interests of the
water districts, and Of the Water Users
organization, an association with which
Mr.. Pease is connected as secretary.
A spirited discussion of the PROPOSE
tion took place at the meeting. The
final vote was five to four against ac-
ceptance of the proposition, with nine
districts represented.
G. H. Pease proposed to furnish the
newspaper al a certain rate to the water
districts, with the intention of furnish
ing every farmer in each district with
subscription to the paper. The pro-
posal was to use the paper as the of
ficial organ of the water districts, as
well as Of the water users
This proposition was made on the
ment that the interests of the water
users and water districts are and should
be identical, and that they should be
work together.
The opposition declared that they
would not receive from the arrangement
any concrete benefit in return to the
expenditure involved.
Approximately so persons were pres
ent at the meeting, and many took part
in the discussion. Following the ad-
journment of the meeting, held in the
water district office here, the Water
Users Association opened it's meeting.
c. n. Pease said this afternoon in a
telephone conversation that the Water
Users association will bring the matter
up again, and that at the meeting of this
association last night following the ir-
rigation district meeting, some plans
for this were made.
However, the proposition will be
placed before the water districts indi-
vidually, and will be carried on with the
cooperation of those who favor the
project.
The primary purpose Of this plan, he
said, is to secure cooperation between
the irrigation districts and the water
Users association in working toward the
perfecting of treaties with Mexico con-
cerning use of waters of the Rio Grande.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

drive up to your door with . buggy and get out his little satchel He gave you a bottle of harmless pills and you felt better immediately, II" would have been indignant if you asked him if he took his own pills, but he was q keen judge of human nature, he know you wanted some thing What he had wouldn't hurt you, su he gavc it to you and you iol' better, Those pills were as good as anything else and nature cured your sickness. Ir you really had been sick the minister would have been just as good l was fairly successful doctor because stopped giving medicine and gave nature chance and my patients all got we'll
 "Today in the age of specialists you arc not a human being, You are a liver or a kidney or a big toe, The modern specialist is not inter- rstcd in the patient as a human be- ing, But new specialist IS coming He win specialize in humanity lt is much better to know human be-
 ing than to know him as liver.
 "rhc nurse 10 be successful must he born. not made, I'd much rath-
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

llolyoke, Mass; Margaret C, Covcl- .usky FrackVllr, PaI Jennie A. kcnnody Now Britain Conn., Frances NJ. Olson, Forcstyine, Conn.,; Nida F. McGrath, Nova Scotia, Canada; Dorothy G, Plumb, Litch- field. Conn.,; Anna M, MiskeN New Britain, Conn; Mary l., RouNerc, Fast Hartford, Conn.
 C. F. Bennett president of the board of directors presented the graduatlon prizes, He announced that Miss Margaret Cunningham, of Holyokc, who was awarded the first prize. had won first prize each year for the three years since she entered the school Mir. Bennett said: For ike purpose Of stimulating ehe stu dents to attain n high degree Of eX- c, Hence, not only in the course Of the school but also in their general attitude toward the institution and the profession, there is awarded ouch year. for each of the three classes, two cash prizes a first prize Of $50 and a second prize of s25. To hc eligible for these prizes the stu den, must have been in attendance for the entire period prescribed by tho training school committee, The awards arr made on marks attained by tho students in all subjects taken up during the year, practical work m each department in the hospital and general department"
 Mir. Bennett presented prizes as follows: Graduating class, first prize, Miss Margarc, Cunningham, llol- yoke, g7 per cent; second prize Miss Dorothy Thumb, ld'chfcld. 95 per 1 cent.
 | Intermediate class; First prize, 1 Miss Ruth Westnrberg. Konsington. @H per cent; svconl prize, Miss Ruth Carlson, Bristol, gG per cont
 Junior class First prize, Miss Harrc,te Davis, New Britain, 95 pcr cent; seconl prizo Miss Mary Eru- Walker Waterbury, 9& per cent.
 Honorable mention: GraduatinG ,.ass, Miss ITo'cn Tursc. IIolyoko. = trr c"rt, intermediate class Mis, Gladys Warnoc&, HoIyoke, 9tl, pcr r.u'; junior class. Miss Myrtle Walker, aWrorbury @3 per ccnt
 Tn concluding the presentation >;r, Feaoc't remarked. This show, VIC ha'e something in New Brita, bcsidas brlcf'a,jnc nurses"
 There vas prosustons of flowers and each younc woman receive. from throo 10 a half dozen bouquets
 Miss Travrr also was showrrod witl floral tributes by her friends anc students.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

You can be SO distressed with gas and fulness and bloatIng that you think your heart Is going io stop beating.
 Your stomach may be so di7icnded that your breathing Is short and gaspy.
 You think perhaps you are suffo- eating.
 You arc dizzy and pray for quick rclier-whats to be done?
 Just one dessert spoonful of parc's Mentha- Pcpsin and in ten minutes the gas disappears, tho pressing on the heart ceases and you can breathe deep and naturally
 Oh! What blessed relief: but why not get rid of such attacks altogeth- CT? Why have chronic indigestion al all"
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
PARENTS WARMED
 ID IMPROVE HOME
Children Must Not Be Neglected.
 Judge Says

Charged with contributing to the delinquency Of their children ny their neglect 10 care for them prop crly, Mir. and Mrs Walter Aleksin- wicz Of 9S Gold street were ar raigned before Judge William C. Huugolord in nolice court this morning. After listening 10 the tes- tomony. Judge Hungerford con- tlnued tho cas" until Oct. l for dis position, warning tte parents that the care they give thrir children betu-cen now and then will deter miro his conclusions al that time,
 It was brought out that for over 2 week the father has been at hom" camns for the house and children and conditions have improved a great deal. so the court took this fact into consideration. The parents were Arrested yesterday and placed under bonds after Probation Officer Edward C. Connolly and Miss Cora pcalc nf trn welfare association had investigated conditions at fh"r home. The mother and father work. as does an older son. and the court
 was informed that the money earned by the mother is not needed
 to properly conduct Inc home and that she should give up her work and care for the children, Condl-
 tions at the home of the people was
 described as horrible un 10 th" time 1 Alaksiewicz remained at home and ! looked after his family.
 Foirrn and Drcnzik Cases
 The case of Henry J. Foiren CT 15ensinrton. local real estate d"a]'r'
 charged with operating under the in
 nnencr of liquor at Franklin square Saturday night. was continued uhul Saturday for trial as vas that oi Jr rarfes Drorul, proprietor o' a store at aG Grove street, charged with Violating the liquor laws.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

tho Shenandoah valley
 The party will be led by Dr, Chester A. Reeds, director of tho department of geology of the Amer ican Museum of Natural History. About week will be spent in ex- ploration,
 Dr. Reeds said today that the cavorns had heen explored only about a mile from the entrance un- Ill last January. Then he and half dozen companions extended the known area about quarter of a mile. Only days rations were carried then. In the new attempt rations for two days will be avail able and precautions will be taken to avoid accidents such as cost the ! life of Floyd Collins in Sand Cavo, ] Ky.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
SACRIFICE FACTOR
 IN NURSES SUCCESS
Prof, WinternitZ Outlines Duties
 at Graduation Exercises

That an addition may have 10 be huIt 10 'ho nurses home at the Ncw Ga,u0 General hospital in t'o l,aa lvw. Was umarod la~r e,.us ny Eaucs $. Nortg, prr>i u'f " '. '"nus school fol a.- -. p' 'r" graduation exercises of lt. 'N-i .a,s Of n4rsrs.
 Nn NorN presided at tNo eyer o,a.- .ors. nrre held lu The now Slr. Nornu school TN. uulito rum o. rnr ,rlool WAS filed 10 u> rGum'E .o4 d, 1nr c>crcIses opened rc au,ra. stood arl anplauIcI vh." t., had ursr, araImtin2 rJae. a.. rIus of 'N, school ,eno vor not o" .uty W Inc Aosw,a. rrerta . n a.I took seats reserved Tor ta, uonastoo. Da tre platform a-r' C. r. Hur.'' prn>ulanr of th. toarI "' directors of th, uoswt. lam, A Nyn.. meslJ. of r., rnH .e school. Professor Mlrn , Nufarun dean or t.e Yah schoo. Of madlcinc, Dr. r. Thr I;r.hs sapcunnn4ent Of the hos rtu.: Miss M.ud" F. TraHrr. dl- t,0Ir.s, O. ."rsos. ar' Rev. Samucl S'cNU'
 I;aN. Mr. :~,uIan mad, '1, ruyo- oa,iou I" introducing the sp'~hrr r> tf~ o.oins. Professor WM'rnl'z. Mr. Noma 'nos occasion to thank I~nr,ru Nm.@, Wh5'. 'or o.['r,nr jar #ss u' '.. .ew normal oc'ooI .or t.e ,ara.-.>. lh. comm'nt"l upn, t., .r.s'N u' '" hW'j'@g and a,GrN 'm -.r.~f. who .Hj not "lSt r.. rcMM 'or Ike dancing a''or-
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
New Britain Druggists Offer '' To All Who Suffer Stomach
 Agony, Gas and Indigestion
Money Back if One Bottle of Daes Menha Pepsn Doesn't Do You More Good Than Anything You Ever Used

With this wonderful medicine you can baniSh indigestion Or dyspepsia catarrh oG stomach or any abnormal condition that keeps the stomach m constant rebellion anl one bottle will prove it,
 And how happy you Will be when your stomach is as good as new for then dizziness. nervousness, sleep lhssness, headache, dull eyes and other ailments caused by disorder cd stomach will disappear and you will be your old happy contcntcd self again. New Britain druggists and every regular pharmacist gnar- antees one bottle Of Darc's Mcntha- Pcpsin 10 show the way 10 stomach comfort.
 Over 5000 bottles sold in one small New Jersey town last year. ask yourself why?
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
Irnnrnnl nf O,erInn.Iinr

The court discharged Nicholas Cerrino Of Hartford, charged with operating an overloaded truck on Myrtle street several days ago, after 1t was shown that the driver did not know the weight Of the load he was carrying, Judge Hungerford said that he felt the mans employer was the one guilty and not Ger rino. He was arrested by Patrolman John Stadlcr, When put to plea by Assistant Prosecutor William NJ. Greenstein, Ccrrino entered plea Of guilty, but the plea was changed when the court discharged him.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
Sued by Standard Oil
 Company for S13,OOO

Bridgeport, May 2i.-(AP)- Francis R. Hoffman, owner Of the Stratfleld garage, Middle street. and Stratfieid service station, recently damaged by fire, is made defendant in an sI3,O0O action brought 10 su- perior court today by the Standard oil Co. of Now York.
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

...c b5rh aoyiag rTrs'." IIr sail 'i. ntlrsiuE iuo,.ssjou ar wci. as 'ur pr..-u.. O. msUclne were prot s- sion, in winch no on" should enter vho cpuj possibly Io anything .s'. He rNr}Mn~i this ny saying tina, t.I.ru must h, ",'t sl.h an rr's.~t- .,.. .~g 'J,3' ,a,. @'tll. nt WI he vt.tu@ 'o Sacrnc. anything e.-. 70 ..'.. n .'.
 II. saji 'n,- mus <or.c0 ra. 'ua- ,-rlM 'atn@z in dI.. "T0at ' Ia1 counts most is your subjective satjs- .acIon in tlr thiucG you are going. II, raiI u-fr1 lay ~s work fo" a max tmru 0og.s and d n,rimam oama'r o, .yI'.. "I... v~.' iu "l -!'..' 'o 'i.i~ ,.-.. hoHrs s'.'p, @"t ''sjr F. u,,ar -,aa]<jug day. q. u@st ,Igu hours in Nhio# 10 spend iha money 'r,T raru This has resulted in Ja- .r.astn2 'h. c9s, of birding and ro- G4,.aE tIr number e. h.: i. '.e rn., a0n, today -uarD a~y In.n Q ..., rl'f ay"~s 'han 'l.""o w"r. ,o y9r~ ago" Ill., said h. hnrH son' .4,~,- lk. .oa.. and r-a-~ .'arIzrI 'a,sn H> "lr"h 'ayjns .urs ~.' Uy "'.".r.I that the typ- o' a rur>, 2", 4,o., into tu" work t"r ''. s..,y e.. r&rus, Ius.Sts "paA L.r .... .lI d lat. tor l.-eu Dern aa.. r.. .-,> - was1 lieH"a o" d9 @.. .-fr- .o. iir.n.'y cooes~a.,I rr. ?. IT, o, .n sick. eII .r.a'ia ,. ,..t F no' control -i in o,'r- ..I.g -. proscssio..
 lo en"e' "- 'ho u'jrs.s' hom. an' ..s -I- N0~.I.s rarrron,.. .o '..,. .,,-,. .. . .'r.r #.a.!n@ auI saaL "Yo,
 -. ...ar..f ! u.w hospital
 :.. .@l .op mHst '..arge ta'
 -.. sn NoH ta7e ho9rl r ..a'" ..lst go''vn yoW"tMng
 .>..- t.rI@ ,umEa- w. u.or
 Ne# nave hardy Eo,"o i
 EsI tlt mora. That is Z se. l. is 2 sign oc surr. ss u. ..l a lad gone through tlt usH.4 anl admired r.
 Y rrr ,t5iug in an az 0hrr a... a,.. on is being pad Q t1 ....,.r. .nr7 or humau U'. au. ....... al. s1.d. "lnr.rcs' in GF. n0. ..a-., $ 51;,yrsa. You f,ar raor' u. rj,S ta.k about hood pr S -.". Ho.I counts, .'0. T.rap ..,- Erot what tray are r4.kn ..ua'.At ny ra'. thy are Interest .n Mary arv advonating tho Chi u.sc cIs..m o' payIng the doctor ea.sry 'o E-,y yoI well, and maxim him ply wata you get sick.
 CriticiaS Physicians.
 "Tr" 3ac'u~ today is t0 bc crit .lc. i because dn Is negiocing som yr taO Carl1mcntal aspects Of med an. to a,r9me specialist in som O. TT minor phases. His pac" is he ! inE taken by the nurse 10 a large Q, t.i.'.
 Tie rarsr today must re psychologist She must be able aIv..r l-a family on what kind C soap io uaa in ,loaning hardWoo Hoo-, fe.h,r Johnnie should haI n.e o-sns ort or inc best way ! a,u-. .u evening eOv n. Sho is dr Ing 4 lof oE things Iho doctor Fa ai-,n up Th doctor today 1s0 rba dear old gentleman who woui
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
How to Banish
 Piles
Thuu-aud- I,.r~~ Hr. LC0nhardt. thc Physician Who Discovered thi>
 Common Nrn~c Remedy

r >oa link That 'he >urs"ou's aatn is rl.. only mothod Of escape .-on to. uS'ry nf piles, irs be- y.rso 'uu ,gyrur heard o' 'ho now ~"rm. nr No,vn ns n- L. on- :-IE', UEN-EUIh
 This J'n'O"s 'g,aum. u' IS In- ~rna fly ,Np"jm. ming for years he Recovered inc exact cause of r.e and 'm0 vrut Further and compounded rm"J} tat would . mm ,h' ~,c;s-
 }'a. I..wmrIt wan's ,lrry sHf- .nr 10 benefit by h,s discovery and ~n Hat ,ucr" will or no J0uiting or lr.a}, a'' druggists are an'horind 'o sa1 HEM-HUGD wj'h guarantee That ii will oy as S'at,d or money n"rE.
 on Huf .onorab,r nufis every ~-f.,a-r should s.rur- a pachus" O. or. ueorh.rlHs HEM-EOID today
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

to try the Vegetable Compound and I have found great benefit, and l not only recommend it for such troubles, but to build up the whole system. l have used it for most everything that gets wrong with me. When 1 begin to feel nervous and irritable l don't stop long in getting a bottle of the Vegetable Compound if haven't got one in the house. It gives fine appe- tite and makes a new woman of me. You may use this testimonial in my own town or anywhere else, and l will answer any letters I receive, - Mrs. RUSH FULLERTON, J25 s. 2nd Street. Clearfcld, Pa.
 If you are suffering from nervous troubles. irritsbility, give the Vege- table Compound a fair trial
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
Powerful AntiseptiC Destroys PerniCiOuS
 Germs Of Catarrh
No Matter How Chronic. Sore ness Will Go - Mucous Will Disappear and the Nasal Passages Will Be Immacu- lately Clean Once More.

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 >g"aH or Sn"" .' l0'o -@. nosrrlfs, .-.' a.I mora-c ,"" t Md; or
 =. ''. H.ma .s lbs -... a@l t.a r..-'~l .~ ..". a'.i,.....
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New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

wards to look at tho beautiful gym uasium where the dance was held .,fwy leaving
 "Wr shoull ha>o a place of our own for such r,romouI,s,' he said. Hr explained that the new nurses home was not expected 10 be ad"- olata 10 nous, alt thr nurses in the new Mospi'aU, tbr original plans haV- Ine called for l huuding twice as nrg,. II. smd au addition 10 the romr vu. romr in th" near future .nn,h vU have uu auditorium LOT IDgumy graduation .N"rrls"s, rl''
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

"W, ur. proud Of our training ,cuoG and aro well on our way 'v make it thr finest In AmcriHa,' h' .Iic,n "Tne giving Of diplomas ." & -Nt mans that not only have yo. graduates competed certain coUrs' u. .tjdy nHt n'su that }on ar" Eol' .ortu u credit .o tn" ms'au'ion,' '
 He ,\plainol 1ha' 'hDr" "rre '"' lain phases o' th. training Of " nurse. practical n>p.rj'nc" in 'a' banding (. which was InH'cd in Sew E~j'aju hnrauSa of the f"| rA,rs. Th.so wrrn rhJ'lrn'a ,is'9s"s aul contacious diseases, In order tba' a nurse might g'' a tu'i anI comp'tt" cours" nurs's from 'aa local framing echoo. receive p;p' o' 'H,r instruction now a. the Yale school 0. medicine.
 Brick Laying Nurses.
 Much amusement WAS crea.'4 " Professor WinternItZ's description ol
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
SEEK NATURES FREAKS
Scientist, Are To Explore Endless Caycrns of Virginia, In Shcnan- doRh Valley.

New York, May 2l.-lloping to find blind fish that swim in the dark and other wonders, a dozen scientists will leave Saturday 10 eX- plore the endless caycrns of Nir- cuta. 4J miles from Winchester, in
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

CT have somobodys mother rub my back than most trained nurses. She would be more apt 10 make me com forlable and not just put me to rights whom the doctor makes his ro9rds.
 "Thore are not enough nurses anywhere. This situation has given purses q feeling that they arc very important and valuable, more so perhaps than they really arr"
 Predicts Future "ONcrhauliHS'
 Fifty years from now p'ople won't think Of being sick at home. They will go 10 The hospital an nuauy or srr,I-aunnal for inspection like they send an auto to the garage. Not 10 find what is wrong, but 10 keep things running right,
 "You don't wait until you get hole in your tooth before you go 10 a dentist. Years ago your grand mother waited until her teeth fell ont. Your mother waited until she had holes in nor teeth and then she had them GMeI. Sho might just as v.r have followed your grandmoth- cr's example.
 "Yog don't 1a. ..r decay, yon go 10 ,f.e iyua. yg-ajst and have your 3-.tu ,orap' i, to preserve ,l.rn. This sam@ theory will be fol- lowed with your naart and lungs and liver a!I aj4n,y in the near Hturc' aaI c,,ut4aHy you will do the same ta5. z With your minds.
 "Y4e TOW has a school Of nurs- it.. on d par "ItL the medical school M-uriu. can't grt far without nurs- .ug Untif . wars ago the practice O. medicine was a lrightfuI thing sum. scE0o.s were good, some were Ha.L some Wrr, iGIlurrcnt and som" u,r, uorr.tp. Ten years after they .rartrI staularIizirg medical schools r... gt -h,m we're out Of existence
 Nursing education today is being ,,alIarIiz-l ihe same as medlclhe rn, Y.a s.hoo, can g:}" nurses .-.0iM@ 5u sgll things as do not .o,1. ilro tl- city of New Britain .u.- we wiH demand certain stand .rIs il r.trrn. If great business in- .s,nuuons can demand for their sales ladies. rot only nigh school educa- ,ou but s,v,ral hours additiona .caooanE lauy tn their own places o. iasir.ss. ihon surely those en' y.gal Tn thc cr"ar work Of carinl .ur 'he human hoiy should at least ta>o a high school cducation anc .ais ts enc Of the things which vii l.. icmar,Ic1."
 Diplomas Presented
 uip omas var" prcs'Ht"l by Mr No~tn anI graduation pins by Nils. wrs>,r. ,o the following graduates Frances C. Jones, Hartfor1, Conn. S,ptsa koe'scM East Hartford ,'orr.; Nvrgorrt J. Cunningham IIovol.. M.es5 u"en VI. Turso
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21

' egetaDle C Q nl- pound has helped
 me in every way. Before taking it l couldn t stand on my feet without pains running all
 through my whole bo dy from my waist down, just like threads pull
 ing. l was not it
 to do any work.
 Mvmo+her pot me
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
WAS NOT FIT
 ID DO HER WORK
Dreadful Condition of Mrs. Fullerton's Health Reme- died by Lydia E. Pinkham's
 Vegetable Compound

Clearfeld, Pa. .-'T cannot begin to tell you how much LydiaE. Pinkham s
New Britain herald., 1925-05-21
DiulOmaS Presented

1ipcmas war" prcssHt"l by Mir, N5rtr anl graduation pins by Miss 0ra.,r. to the following graduates:
 rrarcrS C. Jones, Hartford, Conn; S,ptia koe'sch. East Hartford, 'orr. Nyrgarct l. Cunningham, uu.vo}.. N,.ss Il-an VI. Turso,
Evening star., 1925-02-18
Keith 's-Roberr Warwick.

B. F. Keith's Theater will present
three big headliners next week, the
first being ythe eminent actor, Robert
Warwick in an emotional playlet of
jealousy, marriage and love, entitled
Bonds That Separate" by Alan
Brooks, in two and a half scenes"
with cast including Miss Mary Halli-
day. The second will be Eva Puck
and Sam White in specially ar
ranged act of new and old song hits,
Opera VS.. Jazz; and the third Will
be new to vaudeville. Johannes Jo-
scissor, famous Icelander, who will
be seen in the cameo drama, The
Pioneer" an episode of early Ameri-
can frontier days.
Featured also will be Patti Moore
and her song and dance revue. She
brings with her Bud and Buddy and
Harry Grossly. and the entire prod uc-
tion Will be enhanced by the Domino
entertainers, an exceptionally good
band
Lydia Barry, the lyrical raconteuse,
will be heard in a series of songs OF
the superlative kind. Music lovers
will find a treat in the program to be
offered by Juan Reyes, the famous
concert pianist. Mack and La Rue
will present an artistic whirlwind
novelty, one of the best skating acts
on the modern stage. The usual
screen features will complete the bill
Evening star., 1925-02-18
National-"Louie the 18th

Every aspect of musical comedy Is
featured in Louie the 14th,
he new production FlorenZ Ziegfeld
is bringing to the National Theater
next week, beginning Sunday night.
The famous producer has CLEANED
from all his large experience a
wealth of new ideas in regard to
staging and production which he is
applying to this new musical comedy
by the noted composer. Sigmund
Romberg, and the well known play
wright, Arthur Wimperis.
Eighty "glorifed" Ziegfeld girls
and 40 exceptional singers are fea-
tured and Mr.. RomberG, composer of
Blossom Time has provided d
score which will display their united
abilities to the rarest advantage. No
cast of recent days, it is announced,
will be able to compare with the
brilliance of this one. II will in
clude Miss Doris Patston and Hugh
Wakefield, the two English players
who make their American debut in
this production; Harry Fender, who
has one of the most beautiful voices
in light opera today; Ethel Shutta,
the lively American comedlenne;
Margaret Wilson, prima DONNA
Judith Vosselli, delineator of exotic
types, and Edouard Durant, character
actor.
Prominent also in the cast are
Catherine Calhoun Doucet. Simone dc
Bouvier, Louise Brooks, Pauline
Mason, Gosnova, Fred Graham, John
Doyle, Joseph Lentora, Alfred James
and Harry Turpin.
Evening star., 1925-02-18
WOnen's Glove
Silk Vests, $1.39

Bodice style, with self picot
strap; reinforced arm shield.
In + pink, peach and orchid.
Sizes SO to AZ.