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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1927-12-18

Scott, G. ~ Williamson, Harry Car
roll, and Bob Holloway Of Donna.
CHRISTMAS PROGRAM 80.
The Woman's Missionary society of
the Christian church met at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. ID. G. Wagner
Monday. The home was decorated
with bright poinsettias, b~ougainvillea,
and roses, giving cheer, in keeping
with the Christmas season. The sub
ject for the afternoon was "The
Birth OF the Savior Of the World
Mrs. Leland Fields, the leader for
the afternoon, had prepared a sP4en-
did program. Those assisting Mrs.
Fields we're Mrs. j. r. Dawson, Mrs.
L. Thompson. Mrs. Paul Shotwell,
Mrs. j. O. Ward. and Mrs. William
Wise. Miss Beatrice Pierce con-
tributed a violin solo.
The hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Taylor and Mrs. Strunk, served a
tempting refreshment course after
the program. Those in attendance
we're Mesdames w. Crosswhite. Will
liam Wise. Strunk. Taylor. Paul Shot
well. Ruth Shotwcll, j. Hostetter,
j. p. Dawson, j. o. Ward, Fields,
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Thompson. A. +. Darlington, and Miss
Beatrice Pierce.
PERSONALS
Lockett Hadden Of Brownsville vas
a weekend visitor here in the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hadden.
Mr.. and Mrs. 5. Allen had for
weekend guests Mr.. and Mrs. j. Nj.
Allen OF Harrington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Murray Rogers of Nc
Allen were weekend visitors here
in the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l..
Vining.
Mrs. Louis l.. Dent has returned to
her home in Dallas after a visit here
with her sister. Mrs. I'll. ID. Symons.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Fixes of Point
Isabel, visited here this week in the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Fixes.
Mrs. Joe Brown had for guests
during the past week, Mrs. II. Adle-
son Of San Benito.
Mrs. Jack Hawkins and Mrs. Neal
Robinson were McAlleL visitors on
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman F. Lang
have as their guests, Mr.. Lang's
father, Frank p. Lang CT B%ellville,
Ind.
Mrs. Orlan Ferguson OF Donna was
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MERCEDES
EVENING BRIDGE

EVENING BRIDGE
A hospitality Of the past week was
the evening bridge party given BY
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. n. Brothers mt their
home east Of town. The living room,
where four tables were arranged
for bridge, was most attractive with
baskets of poinsettias.
Mrs. +. T.. Bennett and N. p. Barton
won the high score prizes.
Those enjoying a late hour refresh
ntent course were Messrs. and Mes
DANES Frank Hall. James Anderson.
y. +. Barton. Geo. Markham, John
Jones. Mrs. G. 4. Sarriek. and Mrs.
G.. p. Reeves.
AFTERNOON BRIDGE
Mrs. Max Hessell was hostess Wed
aesday afternoon at q bridge and
bunco party for the members % the
Queen City club. In the bridge
vares the interesting cores went
4 Mrs. NJ. Listner and Mrs. A.
Haus a while Mrs. j. Melcher was
fr-tunate at bunco.
Refreshments were served at the
close of the afternoon. The person
rel Of this party included Mesdames
Herman Fleisehman. Fl. Grossman.
Daum, NJ. Listncr. II. Berman, Haus-
man. y. Mestel. II. Roth. NJ. Some
field, Sol Golden. Nj. Brand, Ben
Golden. ri. Hartman. 8. Siiverhefg,
Max Tavss, ]. Melcher. II. Hartman.
SRS. FIFTH ENTERTAINS
VA color scheme Of pink and green
~-s gained for floral decorations on
Wednesday afternoon, with pink
radiance roses and ferns. when Mrs.
G. &. Fittz entertained the Wednes-
day Afternoon Bridge club and guests
at her home in Palm Heights drive.
Mrs. II. l. Scott scored high in the
club Mrs. A. ID. Gwyn scored second
high. and Mrs. Harry Carroll OF
Donna received the guest trophy
Following the James q re~freshment
course was served. covers being laid
for Mesdames A. MeSween. A. y.
Gwyn. E. Todd. ". G. Black. A. ".
Shouse. Fred GRAY. J. w. Rouse. ~
W. Iford. r. I'll. Kern, Carrie Stuart
4. :. Dudley. a. y, BEoEn, u. =
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CALENDAR FOR THE WEEK

MONDAY
". VI. s. Circle Number One will meet ut the church 1t 8 o'clock
in the afternoon under the Craftsmanship Of Mrs. j. C. McRee. Circle
Number Three will meet at the home of Mrs. A. G. McInnis in the
Banker addition at 3 under the craftsmanship Of Mrs. Ben C. Clark.
Lesson study will be m "How TO Pray"
WOmen's Missionary society Of the Christian church, circles one
and two will meet at the church in regular session at s p. m
Eastern Star meeting will be held at the Masonic Temple at 1850
p. N. for a regular meeting.
TUESDAY
Business and Professional womens club formal banquet at the Fl
Jardin hotel at 1880 p. m.
WEDNESDAY
Evening Bridge club at the home of Mrs. G. I. Hamilton o Wash
ington street with Miss Frances Hofhenz, hostess, at 1880 p m.
Just Sew club, Christmas party at the home of Mrs. George Bell
at 3 /. m
Rehearsal Of the Brownsville Music club at the Baptist church at
$3.50 !. M.
in San Benito Il a luncheon. Hostesses will be Mesdames S S Dodds,
j. o. Prentiss, ". r. Heath, c. VI. Cash, n, S. Monger, Ned {. Rigsbee.
Mrs. Raymond Mills will be leader and Mrs. c. A. Griffith will call the
roll.
THURSDAY
Y Victoria Heights PIT. A. Christmas program, Thursday a ? . m.
in the school.
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SOCIETY
Brownsville Club
and Social Activities
Miss Creager to be
Married February !

Announcement has been made by Mr..
y Ars. Rentfro Banton Creager Of
Inc engagement and approaching
marriage Of their daughter, Kstharyn
Nina. 10 Carlisle Griffin Williams,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. c. Williams,
Of Charlotte, North Carolina.
The marriage will be solemnized
February ] at the Church of the Ad-
vent in Brownsville
THREE PARTY GUESTS
Three guests were entertained at
n home Of Mrs. u. p. Gay, Jr., Fri
day afternoon at the meeting Of the
1926 Bridge club. They were Mrs.
Lula George, Mrs. j. s. Spikes, and
Mrs. G. s. Fremont. The high score
was made by Mrs. A g. Dietel.
Red candies e~orresponded with the
red roses, Christmas t~allies, and 9TH
er red decorations in the card rooms
Paper bells and other additions TO
the color scheme made the home at
tractive for the games.
Refreshments Of chicken patties
with fruit cake and coffee we're
served by the hostess 10 her guests.
The ext club meeting will be at the
home OF Mrs. r. NJ. Pate the first
Friday after Christmas, Dec. 80.
DINNER PARTY
"A delightful four course Christmas
dinner was given at the home of Mrs
g. 4. Hamilton Wednesday evening al
9 o'clock 10 which all the members OF
the Self Culture club we're invited
guests. Mrs. Hamilton was assisted
By her daughter, Mrs. III. o. Conditr
in entertainment Of the guests. The
rest OF the evening was spent in the
living room decorated with flowers
indicative of Christmas, Roinsettias
and red roses.
For favors. each one present re-
ceixed a Christmas box filled with
grapefruit candy and a stocking filled
with candies and nuts. An orna-
mented tree held gifts from one
member to the other and there were
distributed during the evening.
Those present az the dinner were
Mesdames J. X. Bull. III. l.. Fitch,
q. ". Conrad, q. A. Mammalian, Randall
Mafhers, Nathan Moore, II. Roy Ruff.
II. B. Galbraith, Nolney W. Taylor,
+. T. Yates, II. L. Yates, II. o. CondIt,
Carlos Watson. W. Y. Morley, j.. J,
A&mHtH - - FAER anu mss AAAe
KENNY Of New York here visiting
her brother and sisteT-in-law. Mr..
and Mrs. j. J. Kenny.
FORTY AT PARTY
A group Of forty Christmas OBJ
servers met nc the home Of Mrs. J. ).
KENNY Thursday afternoon from
. 10 8 o'clock, including the members
of the Brownsville Civic league, their
children. and several guests Mrs
KENNY was assisted IN entertaining
hv Mesdames &. w. Watson, G. w
Moothart. and J. X. Bull.
"A Christmas tree, loaded with gifts
for evervone present, was placed in
the center Of a room that was elat-
orately decorated with roses. poin-
s~ettias, and ferns. The children OF
the members gave an entertaining
Of readings and music Jerry
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KENNY and Arnetta Stewart sang
some Chrif las songs at the opening
and were followed by a piano solo
BY the latter. Alice and Robert Lee
Fitch both gave appropriate readings,
also Carlos Watson. Jr., read for the
group.
Favorable comment was made on
three painted pictures by Custer
Yates, daughter Of Mr. and Mrs Ii. l..
Yates, who exhibited two oils and
one pastel production
The hostess ana her assistants
served a plate lunch at s O'Clock 10
the guests present. The next meet
ing Of the club will be the third
Thursday in January.
HONORS FUTURE BRIDE
Honoring a future bride Friday
evening at dinner, Mrs. Henry Snow
complimented Miss Rachie Sharp by
inviting a few Of her friends in at
$3.50 o'clock at the Snow home on
West Elizabeth street. The color
scheme for the table vas pink and
white with pink tapers as an addi-
tional decoration. Those present be-
sides the hostess and her honor guest
were Misses Louis and Edith Bauer,
Matte Lou Timberlake. Doris Faux,
and Faye Sewell. They spent the
evening playing bridge.
Miss Sharp is to be married to
W. II. Whitley Of Mexia, Tex, in San
Antonio Tuesday morning at 3
o'clock. The couple will make their
home in Mexia. She and Miss Tim
IN Dallas before she returns to the
city.
The bride-elect has been en-
ployed at the office of Davenport.
West. and Ransome. attorneys, for
the past several months.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-29
Valleys Problem
Subject Of Article

The first of a series of articles by
Stuart O. Blythe on "Seven States
and the Colorado" appears in the
August issue of the Country Gentle.
man. The author d.>NNSbe, his iour-
ao~ down A. Colorado in the vicin-
ity of the proposed Boulder dam,
explaining how the bui!d1ng of the
dam will solve many problems of
the southland.
The Imperial Valley irrigation
project is described by Mr.. Blythe,
-,,A IS pIuDicne o u..lu s=..n.4.s
protective levees, silt and flood con
trol are outlined in most interest
ing fashion.
While this article deals only with
the physical aspects Of the develop
ment, the next one viii discuss the
political side-thc story of opposi-
tion.
The story is we'll illustrated with
scenes Of Black Canyon, the pro-
posed reservoir Site, brush mats
used in making wcirs, desert views,
and scenes of the valleys canal sys-
tenn.
Mr., Blythe spent much time in
the valley gathering material for
his articles and while here was the
guest of the irrigation District.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-29

military officers at the display
The French believed that the ger.
mans might have been there for
Spying purposes.
Old Issues Revived
During the latter part of last
month the French Premier, Ray,
mond PoincaIe, delivered an address
at Luneville in which he reopened
many of the healing wounds of the
war. Not only did the French Pre-.
Eier talk of political issues, but he
also pried into the trivial problems
ci why the German nation still has
a war ship named "Alsace. Poin-
care graSped every possible pro
nounccment that has been made by
German Government olTlclaIS ana
others i'll Berlin to revive issues Of
the war. These included the Dawes
Ian revision agitation in Berlin,
tie German military status, the
status Of the province Of Alsace and
what he claimed was misintcr-
lletation CT the Locarno pact bv
the Germans.
Meanwhile, throughout Soviet
Russia there is continual war tall;
and all agencies of Information are
being used to spread war alarms.
The graduating class OF the Rcd
Naval Academy at Leningrad was
told geographically by the War
Ccmmissar, Norosniloy, recently,
~ great naval power is at the
forefront of Intervention against uS
and you graduate ut moment
when we need You very much.
Italy is basKmg III the spotlight
Of intervention III the Balkans.
\ ugo- 5lavia, claiming that Italy has
designs on her neighborlng Adri-
auc nation, Albania.
+ GLAND has her own worries with
EuSsia on the north, Germany on
.he west, and Litnuania on the
northwest.
Behind all Of this maze Of bicker-
nsS aau aAImosItlcs is the neon
:cNable mass Of intrigucs, super
politics and secret dipiomacy winch
more than one kingdoI.i
Irter the last war ana shooN nor
'nly the foundations OF Il Single
ointment but tnc entire world.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-29

! Dawson outline of the develop
ment of ethical conduct in business
gave every indication oe keen
thought devoted to it S preparation,
and clearly demonstrated that tie
youth of today-tomorrow s men Of
business-will be amply prepared to
carry forward ideals of the highest
order III the future conduct of the
world Is business.
Further announcement was made
b. President Warren Currier of
plans for the inter-club meeting to
be held at San Diego August Is,
= hen the Brawley. Calexico and Eli
Centre clubs will jointly conduct
the regular meeting of the club of
that city. A strong delegation of
valley Rotarians is expected to at
tend.
At the conclusion of the meeting,
those present enjoyed the privilege
of seeing themselves in the movies,
adjournment being taken to the
basement of the Barbara Worth
hotel, where a projection machine
had been set up for the showing of
a film taken locally by Hetzel.
" Bobbie' Burns. local druggist,
was apparently the STAR of the
production, appearing in several
:" shots. - and steps are being tax
en- to tell Cecil B. DeMille about
him. His great emotional capabili-
ties were amply demonstrated in a
scene depicting his discovery of
dime in the hands of prospective
customer.
c. W. Reeder of Los Angeles was
a guest, and among visiting Rotar-
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-29
No Marriages
For Three Days

SACRAMENTO, Calf, July %
California 5 three day moratorium
on marriage licenses began today
With last minute rush To county
clerks offices all over The stat
marking the death of the o,d license
act, the new l'w went INTO effect
promptly at midniE /, and hence
forth secret and nasty marriages
are taboo IN this state.
Ali applicants tor licenses todSN
must sign Il declaration of Inteu'-
ion bank in the county clerk 5
oifiee, aAd wait three days untl
he passes upon it.
However, the marriage mart viii
not shut down Song this period.
There is no law against the PEI
formances of marriages for persons
who obtained their licenses prios
to midnight last nlgny.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-29
THEA TIERS

California scenery that only
few of the residents in the imme-
date vicinity have seen and which
IS practically never visited by tour,
lists because of its inaccessibility
is shown in "Hills of Peril,'' Fox
Illms latest western drama starring
Buck JeHcs.
These scenes were made at the
Natural Bridges over Coyote creek,
a tributary of the Stanislaus river
IN sonora. 70 reach tresn bridges
It was necessary to leave motor
trucks seven miles away and pacl:
all equipment on horses and mules
for five and a half miles. The last
mile Gnd a half wars made with
everybody afoot and Indians from
several nearby reservations carry
ing the luggage and eqnipmenc.
In 'hese scenes Jones did so,ne Of
hls most daring acting as it was
l'"'"s>ary fer him to swim beneath
the surface Of river which was
aflame with burning alcohol.
Lambert IIiI!%er dircc scl this
production, showing at the Airdomc
tomorrow.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-29
FIRST SHOT IN WORLD WAR
FIRED 13 YEARS AGO TODAY

height and all countries making re-
cord flights excepting England,
the English press began to ask
What is wrong with the British
Air Force
The query was answered by
the British Air Ministry with a
" display" by the Air Force az
Hendon. Air raids, bombing, viii
lages set afire with natives y
shown fleeing from the menace Of
the air were staged for the edific-
alton of those douhting the readiu-
css of the British air forces.
The only worry which the Hen
don display by the British caused
the foreign powers was Il month ;
criticism in the French press of
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-29
ROtarians Hear
isa Business Essay

Under the craftsmanship Of Leo
nctzei, yesterdays meeting OF the
~ Centre Rotary Club was featured
oy the reading OF an original essay
emitted Business Ethics-Today
ana Tomorrow on the part of vii.
nam Dawson, well.known local
youth, a student at Pomona College.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-29

\ Texan has managed to keep
awake l50 hours by drinking cof-
fee and smoking cigarcts. just the
man for a job as claquer for u
grand opera company.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-29

ians were Joseph W. Murphy, New
ton, Kan; Gordon Schneider, Elmer
Baxter, Holtville; Carl C. Ernst,
Calexico.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-29

a human skull with horns has
been unearthcd in Oregon. The old
west apparently was a bit wilder
than we thought.
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-29

PROPERTY, ORDERING NO.
TICE THEREOF TO BE PUB
LISHED IN THE MANNER
PRESCRIBED BY LAW AND
FIXING THE TIME WHEN
SUCH SALE WILL BE CON-
SUMATED.
The Board Of Trustees Of the
Seeley Union School District, Coun-
J Of IFTcrI1l, State of California.
do resolve and notice is hereby Civ
en- AS follows:
That the following described real
properly belonging to said school
district is not necessarr CT being
used 1u,:Ler t,r school pnr 5pses. ara
no school is .,ing, or WI Le main
tanned .pon he same, ali that 1t
is for the best interest of said
school district that all of said des-
cribed real property be sold; and it
is hereby declared to be the iuten
tion of said Board 20 sell the same.
That said real property IS more
particularly described as follows.
.o-wit:
Beginning at point thirty
(3o) feet North and Sixty (60)
feet East of the Southwest
corner Of Tract Thirty Nine,
(3g), Township Sixteen Q6)
South, Range Twelve 12)
East. 8. B. NJ, running thence
East 1855 feet, thence North
1855 feet, thence West 1855
feet, thence South 1855 feet to
the point Of beginning.
That the minimum price for
which said real property shall be
sold is Seven Hundred Fifty
(s75o.00) Dollars, and that the same
will be sold at a public meeting Of
the Board of Trustees of Seeley
Union School District, to be held
AZ the Seeley School, Seeley.
California, at the hour of
1000 O'Clock a. ~, August
18th, 1927, for cash, at which said
meeting sealed proposals to pur-
chase said described real property
will be received and considered, and
at which time deed for the con-
veyance of said described real pro-
perty will be made and executed by
the members Of said Board for the
transfer of title in said real pro-
perty to the purchaser thereof;
That the Clerk of this Board is
hereby instructed to certify to the
passage of this resolution and cause
a copy of the same to be published
once a week for three successive
weeks in the Imperial Valley Press,
a newspaper of general circulation,
published and circulated in the
County Of Imperial, State Of Cali
fornia, nearest TO said school dis
trict, and most likely to give no.
tice to persons interested in the
purchase of said described real pro
pcrty; that there is no newspaper
printed, published or circulated
within said school district.
Passed, adopted and approved
this 18th day of July, 1927.
J. H. MACKEY,
Chairman Of the Board Of Trustees
Of the Seeley Union School Dis
trict.
Aticst:
X. y. Best. Clerk Of said Board
Of Trustees.
State Of California,
County Of Imperial, IS:
/, r. y. Best, do hereby certify
, that l am the Clerk Of the Roard
of Trus1ecs of he Sneiey UniCn
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-29
State Of California,

State Of California,
County Of Imperial, IS:
/, R. n. Best, do hereby certify
that I am the Clerk Of the Roard
of Trusaees of ;he Sheiey Cnitn
School District, IN said Cou' iy Of
Imperial, State of California; that
on the 18th day of July 1927, at
. rsgrlar meeting of said Board cf
Trustees, The foregoing Resolution
was passed, adopted, and approved
Imperial Valley press., 1927-07-29

RESOLUTION OF THE BOARD
OF TRUSTEES OF SEELEY
UNION SCHOOL DISTRICT
DECLARING ITS INTENTION
TO SELL CERTAIN REAL
PROPERTY, ORDERING NO.
TICE THEREOF TO BE PUB
LISHED IN THE MANNER
PRESCRIBED BY LAW AND
FIXING THE TIME WHEN
SUCH SALE WILL BE CON-
SUMATED
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-10-20
ROMANCE FOR THEATRE FANS
STORY OF WILD ROSE OF OLD

In making this picture of n roman
tie episode in Spain, nothing has been
overlooked in the effort To produce the
atmosphere of realism. Direction
playing and photography, like the
striking sets themselves all are de-
voted To IA truthful portrayal of The
opera story.
The dramatic success scored by Vie
tor McLaglen and Dolores Del no IN
"What Price Glory promises TO be
repeated in this new story OF old
Spain.
The girl with the heart of wall
ton. the mind of n child and the soul
of a woman, Carmen" has been de
picted by Prosper Merrimee, one VIII"
understands the emotions OF the Ia
nous character.
Don Jose il characterized 10y Don
Alvarado. young screen player VINO
has risen To the front ranks with
amazing rapidity. Alvarado's Spanish
ancestry admirably comedies with the
screen role.
Nancy Nash, who plays Michaeli,
has been featured IN Fox features ana
is recognized as one of iilmdom's SHIN
inp lights. Ben Bard. Mathilde Co
mont. Jack Bastian and Ralph slipper
IL are other established players who
portray important roles in the picture
The stage has had "Carmens' of the
opera in the persons of Geraldine FAR
rar, Raquel Meller, Mary Garden En-
ma Calve and others of more or less
renown, and Theda Bara ut the heigh'
of her vamping fame portrayed tH'
wild rose of Spain on the screen pul
none equalled the physical Carmen
ms she VIII be seen in the form oil
Dolores Del Rio.
So intent was the director on max
ing the part of Escamillo, the torea,
dor. genuine piece of artistry, thai
he imported renowned Spanish bull
fighter for the express purpose OF III
toring the noted actor in the art ahd
technique of the bull ring.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-10-20
Clen1n1er's
Blond Star
Here Again

A light exhilarating story of young
married couple is six Stockings,
Laura La Plante's Universal starring
vehicle which will open at the Glenn
mar Theatre on Saturday.
Opposite her plays John Harron,
with whom she is always having petty
auarrels. Their spiritual advisor is
Judge, a friend of the family, to whom
they both fly with Their troubles.
The story is one replete with gay
moments and is so human that every
person now married or contemplating
matrimony will appreciate the farclcal
situations into which the young couple
plunge themselves.
The story is from Cyril Harcourts
famous stage play "A Pair OF SILK
Stockings and was adapted for the
screen by Beatrice Van.
Wesley Ruggles, who has directed
some of the finest screen comedies,
held the megaphone for this La Planle
vehicle, his second in succession the
first having been Beware of widows.
The supporting cast of SILK SSck-
ings' embraces many players noted
for their ability us comedians, lncluu-
ing Otis Harlan, Burr Mcintosh,
w liam Austin, Heinie Conklln ana
Marcella DAILY.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-10-20
VTAPHONE
PROLOGUE
TO "CARMEN'

a special vitaphone prologue !"
"Loyes of Carmen" which will open
at the Liberty theatre next saturday
has been arranged. featuring selections
from the opera, Carmen" by Giovilh-
no Martenelli and Vera Gordon, Met
ropolitan grand opera stars.
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-10-20

For the first time the celebrated
story of the little gypsy girl with the
flaming eyes and fiery emotions Will
be portrayed by real Spanish beauty
through whose veins courses the blood
of Carmen"
She is Dolores Del Rio, who will be
The Spokane woman. [volume] (Spokane, Wash.) 1921-1935, 1927-10-20

seen in the title role of the William
Fox screen version titled Loves of
Carmen" to open nj the Liberty The
atre Saturday, October 22nd.
Victor McLaglen, who won fame IN
what Price Glory will portray the
role of Escamillo, the toreador