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New Britain herald., 1925-01-24
WINTER CARNIVAL
 AT THE CAPITOL
Fourteen Keith Acts for Next Week

The Capitol will stage Mid7Win- ter Carnival all next week as a special attraction giving local the- ater goers twice the value for their money. There will be fourteen Keith acts shown during the week with seven big offerings the first three lays and seven more the last half of the week.
 Topping the program for the first three days is the Romas Troupe in An Acrobatic Revue of 1925" There are plenty of revues and the latest Is an acrobatic revue. It does not stick closely to acrobatics, how ever. as in the revue is a bit of dancing. talking and singing and endeavors to show the latest stunts in gymnastics. There are six clever performers in this act and before the finish prove that they are very versatile. Another big feature will be he offerings of Gallerini and Sisters who present Moments Musical" Gallerini is acclaimed the worlds champion accordionist and with his sisters plays a wide variety of instruments including cornet, trombone, piccolo. flute, violin, and saxophone. Their program is com posed mostly of modern popular music and with some light opera thrown in for good measure. Their offering has been staged attractive ly SO that the eye as well as the ear is pleased. Still another big time act is Norris Springtime Revue" as presented by Cal and Ethel Nor ris. It is an animal act that proves wonderful entertainment because of the fact that the six collies, leaping greyhounds and trained baboon are the most clcyerly trained anil mals before the public today. A maypole dance finish by the entire company is worth the admission alonc. Dewitt and Guniher offer Baby Size and Baby Eyes" a com- ely offering that will be produciVe of much laughter. Other acts in- cule Shannon and Van Horn in '"rhc Top Floor" Carl and Emma Crcss in a series of novel paintings done in their own original manner: and Jones ad Ray, a pair of funsters who will ilven things up with their droll comedy.
 The feature photoplay on this program will offer William FoX's stirring melodrama, "1t Is the Law with an all star cast of players.
 On Thursday seven more acts WllI be offered and the feature will pre- sent Tom Mix with his horse Irony and Duke the dog in "Teeth.'
 For Sunday night two excellent photoplays will be the attraction. One will offer Gloria Grey in Bag and Baggage and the other Con stance Binney- in "A Bill of Dl- vorcement."
 Patrons are guaranteed Of the best show ever in the presentation of Mid-Winter Carnival week as the attractions have been specially se- lpcted for this occasion. There will be continuous shows daily at the same regular pricts.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-24

gong, and the result was q spectacle that put the old Roman chariot races in the shade.
 Tin-Tin, June Marlowe and the rest of the Tracked In The Snow Country" company left sunny Hollywood for the snow-covered Rockies with great reluctance a few days ago.
 Scenario writers continue in talk ing all kinds of poetic license" with actual facts in putting across their stories. Last week we mentioned such absurdities as fighting without being unused up, being thrown into q river and coming out dry, etc. This week we saw another one:
 The scene was the conclusion of a trial in a court room. The accused had been found guilty when the mother of the prisoner arose. rushed to the jury box and standing before the members made Q long and i'm passioncd plea.
 Not satisfied with this fragrant contempt of court. the mother raced across the court room to the judges bench where she let loose another e1Iusion.
 Very theatrical, but absolutely not in accord with fact. Imagine any judge permitting person to in tcrrupt to make q speech to the jury, or to address himself. The sheriff would be on the job in about two seconds and in a day or two thcrc'd be another trial.
 Conrad Nagle in "Tess of the D'Ubervilles" is one of the Lyceum' 8 coming attractions. Another is Johnny Hines in "The Early Bird"
 "The Breath of Scandal a thor oughly modern drama with quite q kick in it, also is slated for this playhouse.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-24
NEWS OF INTEREST ABOUT THE SPOKEN STAGE SILENT DRAMA AND MUSIC

Some of the most majestic scenic backgrounds ever filmed heighten the dramatic es of The Tor nado," the Uniyersal-Jewel which the Lyooum will show Thursday. lfrid-sy and Saturday House Peters has the leading role, that of for mer soldier who loses the woman he loves through thu lies of rival the latter ,ollinE the girl that he left the other man dead on the battle- fields of France. hen the three meet in the heart of the great for est where the wronged man has bee come the foreman of logging camp, known and feared as 'The Tornado" by all the rough men who work under him,
 The Lyceum has not changed It's price policy and movie fans will continue to see at this theater the best O hotodramas for the least in price. The policy of the house is to bring the best pictures obtainable in the market and present them at popular prices, Occasionally, when there Is q good attraction that IS out of the ordinary, a stage enter tainmcnt will be offered but nothing but the best is to be shown,
New Britain herald., 1925-01-24

The Lycoum starts another boxing series on Thursday wl1en the Benny Leonard pictures are shown. There are six episodes and in each one the undefeated and now retired light weight champ does his stuff with the padded mits.
 "The Complex" q play by Dr. Louis F. Bisch, director of the psy- chopathis laboratory of the New York police department. will be present. ed by the Manhattan Players at the Lenox Little theater, beginning Feb- ruary 2.
 The play called Starlight" in which Doris Keane is to appear, will have it's premiere in Atlantic City, February %.
 Dancing Mothers" Edgar scl- wyns show that opened when an August sun was causing discomfort along Broadway, reached its 200th performance at Maxine Elliott's last night.
 There will be a birthday party at the Shubert- Riviera tonight after the performance of "Beggar on Horseback" in celebration of the plays existence of one year,
 Laura Hope Crewe will appear in the Theater Guilds production of "Ariadne," the new Milne comedy, which goes into rehearsal Monday. It was Mir. Milne MT. Pim Passes l By" that Miss Crewe played for i nearly three seasons. Joanna Roos will have the lead ing role in "Loggerhcads" to be pro- duced early in February.
 The Cherry Lane Playhouse, 1 which has found "The Way of the i WorId' a peculiarly satisfying tenant | for 10 weeks, will say goodbye to this production January S1. It may go into another house.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-24
STAGE AND SCREEN

Twelve hundred blind men, wom- on and children sat in a dafkened New York theater recently and saw" their first motion picture. It was ''rhe Lighthouse by tho Sea-" with Rin-Tin-Tin, the wonder dog, and produced by Warner Bros The hero of the story was a blind light house keeper.
 Warner Bros, undertook the per formance In an attempt to see if motion pictures could be made for the blind. The reading of an at- mospheric narrative, together with special music enabled the audience to conceive the story as 1t was un- reeled on the screen.
 To show that the blind really en- joyed the picture, several times the reading of the narrative. synchroniz- ed with the picture, was interrupted by the applause Of the audience.
 Take your pencil and favorite eraser with you to the movies, for the crossword puzzle craze has struck the screen and addicts Of the printed brain teasers are now going to find their favorite weakness a part of their movie entertainment. Educational Film Exchanges, Inc, have just announced that they have po m Iatpd n TITO n uop,apte ,,,itI, J,lso the famous magazine Of humor, and with the Crossword Film Co.,, to dis tribute a series of novelty reels with the crossword puzzle, strongly sur rounded with humor, as the main idea.
 There are two pretty love stories in Idle Tongles," the Thomas IT. Ince corporation's perturbation of Joseph C. Lincoln's famous novel Or. Wye"
 Percy Marmont and Doris Kenyon provide the principal love story, and Malcolm McGregor and Lucille Ricksen the other
 Those who have seen this virile First National photoplay declare the four make "perfcct screen lovers"
 Ewes Lover" the coming War. ner picture, seems to have multi. piled considerably. Eve now Ina. two of 'em-Bcrt Lytell and Johr Harron.
 Ernst I.ubitsch picks his own plc. ares and players and Marie Pre-. vost and Monte Blue are his choice for his next Warner special.
 Irene Rich's recent pictures have had strange titles. Her next Vchi cle is My Wife and l." which is be. ing directed by Willard Webb.
 An announcement from the offict of H. M. Warner at the Hollywood studio of Warner Bros, states thai Rose of the World" by Kathloer Norris has been decided upon as tho first story to be made in next year! program, and that production of thi. story will be under way soon in ordcl that the company may get a goo( start on the 1925-25 product.
 Real fire horses arc seen in actioi in "Pampercd Youth the Davit Smith polarization for Vitagraph O Booth Tarkington's novel. 9Th, Magnificent Ambersons." Los An geles pensions" its dumb firemen-- than is, puts them out to pastur when they have finished active serv ice. Most Of these arc still fit fo, active duty, an l it was from among this lot that Smith obtained horsc' for the fro scenes. The animals were keen to answer the clang of thc
New Britain herald., 1925-01-24

The photoplay the first half will be William Foxs smashing melo- drama Ut is the Law" with an all star cast, and the last half will see Tom Mix, with his horse Tony, and Duke, the dog, in Teeth"
New Britain herald., 1925-01-24

A coming attraction to the Palace worthy of special notice is Cheap Kisses" which the management guar antces will be as well liked as any of the big pictures this year.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-24

Four entertaining vaudeville acts will be offered the first half of next week with "The Golden Bed"
New Britain herald., 1925-01-24

Wanda Lyon, last seen in "Close Harmony" has. been added to the cast of "Tho Stork," which opens Monday at the Cort.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-24

Louis Mann, in "Milgrim's Prog ross," will go into the Longacre Tuesday night
New Britain herald., 1925-01-24

Joanna Roos will have the lead. ing role in "Loggerheads" to be pro. duced early in February.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-24

Take your pencil and favorite eraser with you to the movies, for the crossword puzzle craze has struck the screen and addicts Of the printed brain teasers are now going to find their favorite weakness a part of their movie entertainment.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-24

There will be a birthday party at the Shubcrt- Riviera tonight after the performance of "Beggar on Horseback" in celebration of the plays existence of one year.
New Britain herald., 1925-01-24

Educational Film Exchanges, Inc. have just announced that they have completed arrangements with Judge, the famous magazine of humor, and with the Crossword Film Co.,, to dis tribute a series of novelty reels with the crossword puzzle, strongly sur- rounded with humor, as the main idea.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18
UN CAREG QUE FALLA

Es una maquina que nadie mon
ta Del mismo modo pa3a en- la vi
da diaria, en- todos los ordenes del
vivir inqnieto que nuestIo siglo
nos empuia
listed requiere para sus anuncios
correspondence, es decir, que ha-
va sutido ell efecto deseado. listed
gasta su dinero en- annncios pero
es justo que ell mismo anrrcio 'e
pague por 10 menos parte de este
dlnero.
Hoy podemos ufanarnos de asegu
rar a nuestros lectores que nuestra
secci6n de anuncios clasifc@dos no
fslla. Constantemente recibimps or
denes de baia. va que 10 ai1mcia-
do ha sido vendido antes de ccm-
plirse la semana, su vez nl;e-
vos articulos aparecen en- las CO.
lumnas. Recuerde que Ell MUNDO
lie da mas servicio que cual1uAcr
otro diario. Su anuncio apare2era
Lea v utilize la secci6n de avi-
sos clasifcados he Ell MUNDO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18
GRACIAS Al ALCALDE

Una comisi0n de la Gale Valencia
ompuesta de los sehores Ginorio
;.lompart, Gomez, Palacio otroS
.isit6 reciontemente al Alcaldt
rodd con el propus:to de darle las
;racias por la installation de TN TO
o de alumbrado que dicho funcio
lario ordcnara fuese instalado Ell
la mencionada via pdblica.
Los yecinos de Valencia. para
clehrar el actO, Sc rcunieron Y CO
cbraron una entusiasta fiesta, que,
.lando fuegos artificiales Y cleval
10 9lohOs de rarel con el nombre
de don Roberto.
Fl scflor Gomez, dcsde los balco.
nes de su casa. pronuncl0 nu calido
discurso que fu6 muy celcbrado por
la concurrencia.
Ahora, los yecinos de ALI, espe-
ran Obtener que el Alcalde, oportu-
namente, recOmiende a la Asam-
blea la pavimentaci0n de dicha ca
lie, a fin de evitar nubes de pol-
vo que de vez en- cuandO les hacen
estornudar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18
NOTAS DE FORTALEZA

El Gobernador ha firmado Ell
Proyecto del Scnado numero PIT,
titulado: LEY creando una comi-
sion que Sc haga cargo de 10 re-
caudado en- las escuelas p1blicas
ae Puerto Rico para un monumen-
10 Ia memoria de Luis Munoz
Rivera; facultandola para ordenar
la creaci6n de una estatua al refe-
rido procer Ell terrenos de la Uni
vors;dad de Puerto Rico que sus-
tituya a la actual cuya demoGci6n
Sc ordena, one responda la yer
dad fisica historical del pr6cer
pucrtorriqueno, y asignsndo para
el mismo prop6sito la suma de
c,nco $4,000 d6lares.
Ell Gobernador ha expedido pa
saporte para Europa al sehor
Herman Wirshing, de Ponce.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18

PARA Capo, adversario politico mio
y Ell me tendio su diestra amiga y
protectora, y, en- los estertores del
poder del 'Ligado', yo pude salvar
mi pan hogarefio y Ell de mis- hijos,
honradamente, metido en- Ell empa-
que, ancho para mi, de uno &c los
mas humildes empleos en- ell Gobierno
Municipal de Ponce, mi ciudad ma
tiva, la misna ciudad que fue es-
cenar:o de las titanicas luchas de
mi padre Mario BrascM, glorioso
sacriicado en- las ingentes bataIIas
del aver por la redencion civil y
politica de su terra. Hoy, abatido
20 por toda clase de adversidades.
despues de mas de cinco lustros de
labor, ST modestisima, digna y hon.
rada en- la prensa periodical de mi
pals, vencedor mi partido,-la
Alianza-al que di todas las fuer-
zas de mi coraz6n y de mi pensa-
miento y de mi oscura pluma, la
Administrator de Guillermo Vivas
Valdivieso me quita airada y cruel
! mente aquel pan, pero no 10 esca-
TINA, sino 10 aumenta hombres de
la propia parentela, como son los
sefores Luis P. Valdivieso Pc
dro Vivas Valdivleso, este u1timo,
en- realidad. benemerito, por sus alb
negaciones en- la defensa de vidas
intereses como ofcial de nuestro
cuerpo de bomberos. No nos duelen
prendas para declararlo asi. Y por mi
| parte no culpo los que podrfa na-
mar la hora de ahora, mis- victi-
marios, Y he de seguir en- pie, hasta
caer en- la defnitiva sombra, mi
labor de ideas, no sin reportar mi
tragico case, como 10 hago por es-
tas Eneas, ante la conciencia pil-
bl1ca de mi pals y ante Ell coraz6n
y Ell pensamiento de mis- compafe.
ros en- Ia prensa :. Estos recordaran
como Vivas Valdivieso pedia para
su Administrator el concurso de
periodistas. va 10 tiene sin duda
Solo que parece que o1vido decla.
rar que alguno tendrfa que conde
mar la desesperaci6n y al hambre
Dios sobre TODD. Y que sobre la
frente de este gran poncefio, no ten
ga la historic que colocar un esplen-
dido ramo de laurel en- que Sc lea
la mas alta dignifcaci6n su labor
por la ciudad Esto es, digamos
como en- un sainete, que Sc le de-
clare hijo adoptivo de la ciudad
lRisum teneates! Y buen provecho,
don Guillermo. Dios no hizo boca
sin pan. a.
rs -
Juan BRAsCHI.
Ponce. P R
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18
Jose OLLER,
Assistance Conductor
AsUNTOs QUE Sc TRATARAN
EN- LA SESSION. ExTRAoRDIN+.-
RIA QUE CELEBRARA LA
! AsAMBLEA MUNICIPAL DE
SAN JUAN, EsTA NoCHE
PETICroNLS

1.-Del seflor B. Ramos de esta
ciudad, propietario dc una farma-
cia en- el Barrio de santurcs, opo-
ntGndose que la Asamblea NUM-
cipal tome acci6n sobre ell cierre
d. las farmacias durante los d1as
laborables.
2,--Petici6n de dofia Teresa Be-
rrio vda. de Obrer, sobre relleno
que sse hizo en- eI patio de su pro-
piedad, cerca del Puente de San
Antonio, por empleados de este Mu
nicipio.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18
BEG1A FUNCTION EN- Ell R1ALTo


Dia de gala podr& llamarse ell
Viernes 81 y tambi6n Ell SAbado %
por subir la pantalla del RIALTO
la super production del REPERTO-
RIO GELABERT intitulada "LA
MANo DEL TIRANo.
BEBERLY BAYNE y JUNE MAR.
LIVE son las dos favoritas que SO
disputan los honores del triunHo en-
esta production, la primera muy CO.
nocida de nuestro phblico y la Sc
gunda sabra conquistarse q nuestra
juventud le nismo que supo conquis-
tarse la de Los ANGELES cuando
fue coronado Reina de la Hermosus
ra.
Apenas 81 hace un par de meses
el cable nos trajo la noticia de que
Ell alcalde habfa salido Ia escal.na-
Ia del Ayuntamiento a recibir a
Miss MARLoWE pars Dacerle ersre-
ga del mensaje que !os habltantes
de LOS ANGELES Ie dirigian.
LA MANo DEL TTRANo, (The
Tenth Woman), fue exhibida en- pri-
vado los sefioies Julio r. Bruno
Mr.. zwagard, German Castanera n
Juan Sierra Jr. y todos cstan de
acuerdo que esta muy por cncima
de 10 que todos les dias Sc est$
presentando como peliculas extraor-
dinarias.
Nuestra recommendation es: nadie
debe faltar yer lila MANO DEL
TIRANo".
M
LAS CASAS RACING PARK
Nj
INFORME OFFICIAL DEL POOL
"
CARRERAS DEL 35 DE
AGOSTO 1925.
NJ
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18
{ Sc Sieaate I'D. Ealveie-
Ger PrenSaaGSsraaaaesate :?

Miles de hombres y mujeres ven es-
caparseles prematuramente ell vigor Y
fortaleza naturales de toda persona
sana y robusta. En- muchos casos los
descuidos exceSos son causa de esa
decadencia fisica. Lo que ocurre es que
Ia sangre pierde sus elementos de vita
idad; sc pone debil, depauperada, i'm
pura, enteramente depleta del hero
organize que tanto requiere para repa-
rar eficazmente el desgaste natural de
La vida activa.
@iQue hacer? NADIA mas l6gico que re-
poner en- la sangre ese valioso hero or
CAMEO con ell Hero NuxadO, la formu-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18

la moderna para revitalizar la sangre Y
los nervios. Combinado con glicerofos-
fatos forma un poderoso auxifiar para
toda persona cuyas fuerzas parecen
gastadas y en- muchos casos hace re-
nacer la vitalidad y energia de una
manera sorprendente.
Ell Hero NuxadO no es un c1ralo-
todo. Sc recomienda solamente para
dar nueva vida la sangre y al sistema
nervioso; y un par de semanas basta-
ran para demostrar ell bien que puede
hacer. Hoy no sera demasiado tenn
prano para empezar. Todas las buenas
farmacias 10 venden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18
-T~ee s.s. .e.s. - 81 " r. rT
CONCERTO POR LA BANDA
MUNICIPAL PARA Ell MIER-
COLES 10 EN- LA PLAZA
BALDORIOTY

"El Nuevo Recluta", Paso-doble.
Escobar.
Gel Reloi &c Lucerna', 0bertura
de la Zarzuefa, Marquee.
"Fausto", Selection de la Opera,
Gounod.
"My Dream, Tanda de valses,
Waldteufel.
LA Coralina", Tango Argentine,
s. Rodriguez.
tJust One More kiss, Fox-Trot,
Berger.
"Idilio", Danza Portorriquefla,
NJ. Tizol.
The Star spangled Banner.
Jose OLLER,
Assistance Conductor.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18
FIESTA MAsoN1cA

La Logia Patria, No. 81, de esta
capital celebrara ell dia, 10 del pre-
sente mes, en- su local de la Gale
del Cristo, ntmero 6, y a las ocho
de la noche, una tenida extraordi-
maria en- celebration del decimocuar
to aniversario de su fusion con la
Gran Logia Soberana de Puerto
Rico.
Entire los mascnes reina gran ami
maci6n para asistir dicha fiesta,
que promote resultar sumamente lu-
cida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18
segunda plana
coNDENADo AL HAMBRE

s'La vida es un camino que en-
puja"-ha dicho mi ilustre amigo
M. Melendez Mufoz. Els cierto.
Asi vamos nosotros por ese cani-
no, sangrando, va viejos, nuestras
plantas. Y asi, un dfa de esos, to-
que al coraz6n del gran poncefio y
eminente letrado, Don Francisco
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18
coMUN1cAc1oREs

Petici6n de vecincs de sumo
co.. para que no Sc cierre una far
macia establecida alf les dias de
fiesta.
Una communication del Lcdo.
Wood hacienda constar que por es-
critura ante el, ell IL del corrientc,
La Up. Il. Drug de San Juan ce-
di6 y traspas6 su credito con q lnu
nicipio ascendente a S27sO.15 a ia.
vor del Banco Colonial.
Una del A1calde enviando plano,
presuruesto y pliego de condolences
para las obras de pavimeni arion
de las Gales Europa, Repdblica No.
2 Ernesto Cerra, de santrrce.
otra del Alcalde enviando una
Carta del Auditor Municipal so
bre ciertos errores al confeccio-
narse ell Presupuesto de 1925-26.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18

1NFoRMEs DE coMIsIoNEs
PERMANENTES
a.-De La Comisi6n de Hacienda.
b.-De la Comisi6n de obras Pt-
bhcas.
oRDENANzA EN- TERcERA
LECTURA
1.-P. de o. No. 75.-Para su-
bastar Ell Suministro de matorialss
y equipos para ell Cuerpo de Bonn
berOs, de acuerdo con la partida
No. ia del Presupuesto ordinario
del ejercicio 1925-26.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18

American Railroad Company Of Porto Rico

general modifcado IA de
Juan Arecbo
locales de Sabana Grande del
General de
aAH TUAh-ARECIBc
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18
SIGUIENTE OLA De PUBLICAN
Sc JN ANUNCIO


No hace mucho, una madre 1es-
consolada, nos eivio los datos de
un nifo que habia huido &c su casa
dandonos datos confusos de como
vestfa Ell dia cue dej6 la casa Y de
su fisico. Sin esperanzas, anuncia.
mos en- nuestra secci6n este hecno
y al otro dia rec1biamos las mas
fervientes gracias y congratulated
mes de esta, hoy feliz madre.
Ell nino habia sido hallado en-
Bayam6n. Este hecho na neccsita
concentrates para demostrar la eff.
cacia de I'M ANUNCIo en- nuestra
secci6n de R,3cLAMos EcoNo-
MICos. tP.p
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18

Ponce, P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-08-18

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The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-18
LETTER FROM A
FARMERS WIFE

For over two years / suffered from
pains in my side and back with head
aches and weakness says Mrs. Wal
ter t. Anderson, farmers wife Of
Rangeley, Maine. ut seemed as
though | could not get my work done
from one day to the next, but Lydia
Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound has
restored my health so that now I can
do all kinds of work, sewing. washing,
ironing and sweeping. | hope this let
ter will influence other women to take
Lydia Il. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound" Volumes of such letters from
women explain why Lydia Il. Pinkham
Medicine CO.. Of Lynn. Mass, is the
greatest user of roots and herbs in the
wOrid.--Advertis ement
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1925-09-18


The smarest of the lot is form hitting
with a brown velvet collar just Il
few shades darker than the body
material. 1t is extremely effective
and very fashionable.
One very clever combination seen
on the Boulevards and also in Lon:
con is a double-breasted form-fitting
brown REFER coat in a new shade
approaching beige, with brown fan
mel trousers. While this would seem
to be essentially a beach costume,
it is quite surprising to see how
many Of these combinations are
worn in town. For the most parts
coats are couble.breasted, for it APP.
pears this form has returned to
favor.
Bag Pants to Stay
For evening wear the proper thing
is a dinner jacket with a white