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Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17
Baccalaureate Sermon
Reaches Hi Graduates
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pairing them to soldiers in the armies.
"I call your attention to another
fundamental difference: the soldier
ber of mighty and a popular or
ganizatiOn; he is surrounded on all
sides by his fellows. 1t is not so hard
to be brave in a group. The soldier
knows the resources and the applause
of a whole nation are back of him.
Under the inspiration of all these
supporting interests a soldier boy
will brave perils. ~
Unlike the soldier, you go forth
to the battle of life very mch
alone. You must fight your own
battles. Courage is one of the great
words of our language. 1t is vir-
tue that always has been admired.
Build up your courage. Strengthen
your morale. A secret of true cour-
age is a good life-a clean life-a
conscience devoid of offense. I would
also remind you that the supreme
source of courage for life's battle is
faith in God."
The baccalaureate services were
opened at 7:30 by an overture played
by the high school orchestra. The
professional was played by Frances
Jacks. Rev. o. L. Enyeart delivered
the invocation. Glenn Pratt and
Jane Neer sang duet, "Oh, That We
Two Were Maying." Reverend Toll
bert Weaver offered the prayer.
After the sermon the girls quartet
sang the "Song of the Angels" Rev
The orchestra played selections and
Frances Jacks played recessional as
the closing number on the program.
The graduating exercises are to be
held next Thursday night in the
Majestic theatre, it was announced
last night by j. E. Carlson, high
school principal The senior prom,
the big event of the social year for
the graduating class, will be held
Wednesday night at the Country
club.
Following are the names of the
students in the senior class. Sue
cessful completion of their final eX-
aminations will automatically place
them in the list of graduates.
Margaret Adams, Kathleen Beard,
FRANCES BeuneCC, DOrd BeeCfOlC, EulCll
Blum, Henry Borcherding, Bessie
Bryce, Cora Burnett, Lewis Burton,
Charles Bush, Douglas Cary, Joseph
Causey, Nathan Gavin, Neva Chap
man, Alice Colvin, George Colvin,
Ralph Dillnlan, James Dixon, Ruth
Donohoe, Jack Evans, Thelma Fain,
Franklin Fish, Oscar Granger, Rob-
ert Grantham, Emily Harding, Harry
Harding, Hayden Hasty, Elmo Her
bert, Amelia Hayne, Annie Herbolich,
Ina Hopkins, Archie Hudzietz, Mary
Louise Johnson, Charles Hush Eliza
beth Jones, Fred Jones, Marion Karrh
Barbara Klingensmith, Alfred Levy,
Hermongenes Magma, Aileen Maiden,
James MCGUIRE, Isabelle Miller, Ber-
nice Moore, Sidney Moore, Paul Nor
ris, Rollyson Naught, Jane Neer
Frances Nemeck, Juana Para, David
M Phillips, Glenn Pratt, Agnes Rat
lift, Elmo Rice, Bertha Rivera, Eliza
beth Roark, Enrique Ruiz, Sarah Ry-
der, Wesley Schlotzhauer, Richard
Seeley, Alice Schwamm, Louis Shot
WE'LL Margaret Sparr, Lessie Raye
Vickers, Bertram Whitehead, Ted
Woods, Douglas Wright.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17
Arizona Cowboy
Financed Death Party

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Detachment Attacked
By Nicaragua Guerillas

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Flood Relief Fair
Winning Fine Support
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spirit of fellowship shown by the men
of our sister republic is very gratify-
ing. The fair is for very worthy
cause and entitled to the hearty sup
port of all wishing to contribute even
small amount of to flood relief
fund"
Many other Douglas men have also
given their approval of the fair to
be held at Aqua Prieta next Saturday.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1927-05-17
Storms, Verbal and
Otherwise, Halt Hop

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have planned all along to carry radio,
but today Charles Levine, president
CT the company backing the flight,
suggested doing without it.
Bertaud e,nphatically stated that
he would not make the trip w1tnouo
radio and Chanberlin declined to
make any statement, at least pup
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-18
cORCE0u GEORGES |s
 SOME MONEY CETTER
BEAUTY DOCTORS REMOVE ALL TRACES OF RING ENCOUNT-
 FRS

PARIS, April IS. (P)-Gcorges Car pentier's graceful footwork improved by hours spent with dancing masters and his always handsome face inn proved by beauty experts, will make his debut as a music hall headliner here tonight. The popular boxer whose dancing on the canvas wasn't quite good enough to keep him out of the way of Jack Dempseys crush ing fists will receive $240. night for his tripping services. Beauty doctors have removed all traces of his ring career from his face and he is prepared to greet the many thous- ands of Parisian theatre-goers.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-18
MEMS SUITS IN RED
 AND SUNSHINE YELLOW

LONDON, April IS. (P)-Tomato red suits will be worn by brunette men on Piccadilly this spring if the recommendations of the National Federation of Merchant Tailors are accepted by the public. There also will be sunshine yellow for men with whose coloring it harmonizes. This is the newest shade which James Weddell, the president of the Fedora tion, has espoused.
 Raisin purple also is very generally offered by fashionable tailors, who are giving more attention than ever before to giving men suitings which do not clash with their complications. Browns are shown in a great profu- sion of shades, many of them very bright In fact, suitings are much brighter than they were for winter and London tailors are trying to con- vert hteir customers away from the traditional dark grays, blues and browns which make London streets so drab.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-18
SNOW COVERS MOUNT
 WILSON; MUCH RAIN
IS THE FIRST APRIL SNOWSTORM ON THE PEAK IN FOURTEEN
 YEARS

LOS ANGELES, April IS. (P-- Mount Wilson, mile high peak of the Sierra Madre range of mountains was under blanket of snow 16 inches deep today following yesterdays storm This was the first April snowstorm on the peak in II years. Los Angeles received a seasons total of IT 7-1O inches of rain this year, about three inches above normal for this time of year.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-18
MARIE |s ELIMINATED
 FROM RUMAN|AN RULE

LONDON. April IS. P)-Queen Marie has been eliminated from any share of Rule" of the Rumanian Government after King Ferdinand's death which is expected at any mo- ment, according to a despatch to the Daily Express from a correspondent who has just completed an investi- gation of Rumanian conditions.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-18
SUPREME COURT susTA|Ns' RIGHT PROSECUTE BR|TA|NS

WASHINGTON, April IS. P- Right of the United States to prose- cute British subjects arrested within American jourisdiction for violation of the Volstead Act under authority of the British American Liuuor treaty of 1926 was sustained by the Supreme court.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-18
DRIVING GOLF BALL FROM
 MOBILE ID HOLLYWOOD

SAN ANTONIO, Tex, April Is. (P) Doe Grahame, Marathon golfer who is driving a golf ball from Mobile, Ala, to Hollywood, Calif., arrived at Boerne, 30 miles north of here today with his caddy Happy Kirby" Ora hame had made 31,9O4 strokes and lost 114 balls enroute.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-18
MCMILLAN ACTIVE AGAIN

NEW YORK, April IS. (P)-McMil- Ian will head another Arctic expedi- tion this summer, he announced here yesterday.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-18
PEOPLE 0F J. $. DRINKING
 TWICE As MUCH AS 1913

NEW YORK, April 1S P)-People of the United States drink over twice as much hard liquor and three times as much wine as they did in the. year 1918 and previous years be- fore prohibition according to statis tics it was announced by Hugh Fox, Secretary and Manager of the United States Brewers Association.
Seward daily gateway., 1927-04-18

Ask for the film in the yen box. Eastmar1's Films. Schallerer's Alaska Shop.
Evening star., 1927-10-30

George Kelting. now gaining fame
via the radio as the master Of the
harmonica. ia really "kellen" OF
Jathpserial pOpularity
Evening star., 1927-10-30
Music Federation Board
Meets Next Saturday

The board of the Federation OF
Music Clubs of the District will meet
IN the studio of Harriet Hswley
J.echer. Room IS, Earle Theater
Building. at 4:30 pm. Saturday.
The National Federation of Music
Clubs has recently organized nome
music department for the special
purpose of holding together or re-
storing the fast disappearing family
circle with music. To this end each
State has been asked to make sur
vey to ascertain its number of family
music groups and to be instrumental
in establishing more of them. A
-roup may consist of three or more,
including voice. piano, violin, celio
or any kind of ensemble.
The local federation has been
fortunate in securing Mrs. Frank .
Westbrook as chairman OF the nome
music department for the District OF
Columbia. She is well known as tne
pianist and director of the Nestorook
Trio, her daughter. Jean being tne
yjolinist and her son Frank the
cellist This trio is we'll known To-
callv as they have given numerous
professional concerts and many de-
iirhtful programs for shut-ins. Mrs.
Westbrook will appreciate 1t II all
home groups will register with her
at 1926 Mckinley street northwest
telephone Cleveland 1000.
Mrs. Nabiha Daoud Gazda of 1919
Newark street. telephone Cleveland
E72e has consented to act as chair
man for Christmas caroiing for smut
fns this season, and she VIII ne glau
10 hear from music groups WILING 10
rp-operate with her.
Evening star., 1927-10-30
Army Band Concert at the
Men S CITY Club.

WILLIAM PIERSON, director Of
radio station WMAL. will pre-.
sent Capt. William Stannard and A
section Of the Army Band at the CITY
Club Wednesday at $50 pm. Both
Capt. Stannard and Mr.. Pierson are
members Of the club, and while the
concert is intended for broadcast pur.
poses, the club has sent out invitations
TO its members. their friends. as we'll
as various organizations in Washing
ton, TO he present. 4 number of solo
lists in the band arc to be featured.
The program is as follows:
March Mai Cen Hanson Ely. Dahlouis,
Overture The Four Ages Of Man. Lachner
TfuWpct solo Grand Russian Fantasy " Lew
Thomas F Darcy second leader
Fantasia. Souvenir de BecihOV en-. .TOhani
Alto saNophone solo. 'Dause Hongroisc "
:, Technical scrgt; Eugene H. Hosietier.
PieooIo solo, Little Sweetheart"
Master sor-t Alexander Iu,Rieuitz ify'oFs
Selection Of yirtor Herbert Favorites. Lake
XHinnhone solos
ca "Tu' t"Thou'o ...........F Fuentss
'hI "Pdncesta' t"Idttle Princess -
-. (c) "Romarza" Romance ... Rnf1o
Tcrhnicai S"rgt. John Rauman on the Army
Band conCert grand mayimba Master
, @PTEt Ih"odorc B'ngert at the pIano
March. The Washington Evening star"
The Star Srangled Banner
A limited number of people outside
Of club guests will be admitted.
Tickets Of admission can he procured
from Fl. J. Odenthal. executive secre.
tarV of tho club
Evening star., 1927-10-30
Singer Loves Pictures.

p ELAXATION. the thing sought by
great and small, Is found in many
different channels. Nine. Schumann-
Heink. who appears at the Auditorium
tomorrow evening in her farewell re-
cital, finds much of hers in the movies
Her tastes for pictures are as varied
as the cosmopolitan audiences to
which she sings. She likes Western
thrillers, emotional pictures. comedies
and the more elevated form of photo
play.
Many Of the screen actors are
friends of hers. and several. including
Richard Dix. Douglas and Mary Fair
banks, Renee Adoree and George Ban
croft, are neiEhbors.
Evening star., 1927-10-30

WARNER BROS. are ready to start
w a big special to star Dolores Cos
tello in story of the Napoleonlc
period. called GLORIOUS Betsy and
based on the play by Rida Johnson
Young. Alan Crosland began direct
ing the first scenes of GLORIOUS
Betsy this week Conrad NaSel Is
Miss Costello's leading man.
Colleen Moore IS said to be busilN
engaged upon a story of New YORK
and environs, which concerns A little
girl who runs a night lunch wagon in
the Times Square district. This is a
John Mccormick production. under
the direction of Marshall Neilan.
Larry Kent plays opposite the star.
"Grass Widows" one Of the 81 Tiff
fany features for the 1929 season.
has been changed to Green Grass
Widows"
Director Bradley Barker. who made
Comrades" Tiffany color classic, is
now preparing another, titled Rom
any Love-" gypsy love story laid in
1880. One Of the leads in this color
classic is June O'Day.
"The Chaser" the story of "a i
o'clock man in a 9 o'clock town." will
he Harry Langdon's next feature for
First National Pictures. The Chaser"
is a much-married man and Mrs.
Harry" Is a woman of a few thousand
words. Consequently Harry sallies
forth with the boys to tread the prim-
rose path.
Charles Rogers and Thelma Todd,
Paramount School graduates. have
signed new contracts with Paramount,
thus assuring their continued appear
ance in the pictures of that cOmpa ny.
Evening star., 1927-10-30
"A Student Recital
Tuesday, Given at
The Playhouse

GEORGE F. KORTZENBORN, for.
~ merly in charge of oratorio work
and vocal instruction in connection
with Wheaton College. has become es-
tablished during the Summer and FAN
months with the Robert Lawrence
Studios in Washington. Mr.. kortzen-
horn will present group of students
in the following program Tuesday
night at the Playhouse with Mrs.
Grace Thomas and Margaret Davis
as the accompanies:
"swing Low, Sweet Chariot" ...' BurletSh
ta1 Robin. Sing a Merry, Tune. Newton
tbl Down in the Forest konaid
Bernlce Wood.
% That We Two Were NMayingg% .Ncvin
Mary Belle Ncol. Clara Riese.
'8' i"o" ~ -"' smith
to' The DaTT Inra E. Reu::. A'ni0fO
e, ss1.9 ess.i Ss. S9ns Mary Homer Homer
Anna Bischof. -,
song OF tornne HS41i E Balioa. : 49, -
,s Ho Mr Piner' .Curran
Virginia Compton.
Josephine Adams and Bernice Wood 49,.
e, Ny II '}ata Heart at Thy Dear Voice. s -
Marion hines -..
"SnE Smile Sumher :....... .Gounod
Minnie Herndon.
"The Good Shepherd 49,. Van de water
Josephine Adams.
20 Lovely Night Tales of Hoffman
Tnilhns. Slade Bramcll Kicker. Reuss.
Misses Bischoff Bandei. Newman.
Nicol. Riese.
(a) At the Spinning Wheel Norwegian
~, .TM,fsbt $"nS M1:,nr" Kieruf
Freds Haase.
fal Sing tn Me. Sim" ........ Homer
thl 'Hindoo Song '...:. ..,.... bcmoerg
"a, Comm Thro' the Rye (old Scotch
u, We're j Gardener ....... Chamin ads
Ellen NJ. Bowker.
Her Fsvorte Flower" t"Ficaro,l Mozart
(sl How Lovely Are They Dwellings,;
(b> The Publican" A,...:: Van de Water
- One Ore Fine Day Madame But,esrav,l;,
Floyde c. Wheeler.
"Eaturn of Spring ........... Kramer
Class
Evening star., 1927-10-30

professional motion picture camera
to direct, in 1907. In those days a
camera man was boss of the lot and
he had the last say in all matters
pertaining to production. Times have
changed since then, but ''Billy' Bitter
is still one Of the best cinematogra-
piers in the business.
Cissy Fitzgerald, who plays in W. c.
Fields and Chester Conklin's comedy
for Paramount, "The Side Show" is a
member of a noted English family.
Her father was Edward KeoCh. a Lon
William French Keogh, lord chief JUS
tice of Ireland. Gen. Sir John French
and Sir Alfred kooch, head surgeon
of the British Army. are cousins.
Sojin, Japanese screen actor, re-
membered for his portrayal of the
Chinese prince in "The Thief Of Bag
dad" is said to add tn his laurels by
his characterize ton of the Chinese de
tective in THE Chinese Parrot"
Grace la Rue. George White, Ann
Pennington, Sophie Tucker, George
Gershwin, Harry Won TilZer, Paul
Whiteman, AL Jolson and l.. Wolfe
Gilbert are some of the celebrities
offered in a unique and intimate cam
era interview, showing how the music
for the millions is created, rehearsed
and played, as we'll as the birth of
new dance steps, by Editor S. Bar
rett Mccormick of Pathe Review.
Evening star., 1927-10-30
FILMOGR A NJ s

Rogers has come along fast. He has
had leading roles in wings" Clara
Bows Get Your Man" and Mary
pickfords MY Best Girl" Miss Todd
has played leads. principally in the
Zane Grey special productions.
Herman G. Raymaker, free lance di-
rector. signed to direct for Paramount,
Will make as his first picture Under
the Tonto Rim" a Zane Grey special
featuring Richard Arlen and Mary
Brian.
Tiffany Productions. Inc. announces
that John NJ. Stahl. upon concluding
his contract with Metro-GoldWyn-
Mayer, will become the vice president.
supervising production OF the TIFFANY
Stahl corporation.
French Dressing" First National
picture, which Robert Kane will make,
is the story of q Boston woman who
goes to Paris to get her divorce and
some new clothes. 1t is an original by
Adelaide Hebron, adapted by j. L..
Campbell.
Victor McLaglen, Fox star. is pre-
pairing for his next picture, to be di-
rected by Howard Hawks. II carries
the title, "A Girl in Every Port" and
concerns a seafaring man and his
loves.
Maude Fulton. we'll known actress
and playwright. has been added to the
cast of Free and Easy" featuring
Madge Bellamy and James Hall, now
in production at Fox Films West
Coast studios. Joseph CaWthorn has
a fourth important role.
Dorothy ArZner, Paramount direc-
tor making Clara Bows picture, Get
Your Man" enlisted as an ambulance
Evening star., 1927-10-30
driver in the Women's Volunteer
Corps during the World War.

driver in the Women's Volunteer
Corps during the World War.
Clarence Badger directing shes a
Sheik," starring Bebe Daniels, was
newspaper artist and later an en-
graver on the Pacific Coast before he
took up the movie meSaphone.
Capt. Sterling c. Campbell remem-
bered as one of the five outstanding
British aces during the war, is to have
an important role in THE Legion Of
the Condemned" Paramount's COM
panion story to wings"
Pola Negri'S next picture for Para
mount will he known as The Secret
Hour" instead of "Beggars of Love" "
Rowland V. Lee directed the produc-
ton, in which Jean Hersholt and Ken
meth Thomson play important roles.
1t is scheduled for release December
II.
Before entering the movies, Adolphe
MenjOu toured the United States in a
vaudeville act, playing the role Of an
intrepid newspaper reporter. Menjou
also is a graduate Of Cornell Univef-
sity. where he studied to be a me-
chanical engineer.
Four Tiffany color classics have
been selected by the National Board
of Review for it's yearly Photoplay
Guide. The Barefoot Boy" THE
Isle Of June" "F'ishermans Luck"
and The Trail of Ranger"
Arthur Gregor, director of the Tiff
fanny production. "Women's Wares"
spent two years in prison in an Eng
fish detention camp during the World
War. After being exchanged for
other prisoners, he became under
secretary of state for Austria, before
starting in motion pictures. Before
the war. he was military attache for
various Austrian legations.
May Robson will play the role. of
the Jail matron in the screen version
of Chicago" which is being made at
the De Mile studio for Pathe release,
Evening star., 1927-10-30
Sisters Enter Films.

CISTERs of prominent motion pic
- ture stars continue to break into
the movies.
Helen Taylor, sister of Estelle Tay
lor, Jack Dempsey's wife. and Con,
stance Lewis, Lois Wilson's sister, VIII
make their initial appearance on the
screen in Ralph Ince's production OF
"Coney Island"
Constance Lewis is the second or
Lois Wilson's sisters to take up
screen career. About etwo years ago
Diana Kane, whose real name Is VII
son. decided to follow her sisters foot
steps, and since then has played sew
eral important parts.
Sisters seem to have little trouble IN
getting recognition from fllm pro
d,,cers sizable list being headed by
the Talmadge sisters. the Gish girls
the Costello girls and the Duncan
sisters.
Evening star., 1927-10-30
Do Flowers Love and Hate !?

ONE Of the unique films recently
~ produced is the motion picture
record, made scientifically. OF the &C.
tual awakening of life in plants and
flowers. 1t will be released by Pathe
Review under the title of Life Sc
cretg of the Flowers"
1t is said to show. without a doubt'
that the flowers and plants, far from
being dumb. have well developed per-
sonalities. sex attraction and even
enmity.
The film was made by Arthur Pills
bury. the wizard Of the Yosemite,
whose botanical discoveries have been
aided by his famous micro-motion pic
ture machine.
Evening star., 1927-10-30
Swans Not Good Actors.

4 SWAN roundup has just heen
completed in the lagoon Of West
lake Park. Los Angeles, in connection
with the filming of Esther Ralstons s
LECTURE. THE Spotlight"
The story called for the swans to
swim UP and eat bread crumbs from
the hand Of the star. They liked the
food but We're not used TO the whir OF
the cameras.
1t took couple OF cowboys dis
guised az boatmen to row herd and
sing cattle songs around the scene to
keep the swans away from the quieter
portions Of the lake.
The big white birds at last sub
nitted. but they did not impress as old
trOuperS.
Evening star., 1927-10-30
with Frank Urson directing. Phyllis
Haver is featured

taVer is featured.
Little more news than the name of
the title had been received from Para
mount concerning George Bancroft 8
new picture, ''Honky Tonk," until it
was recently announced that the story
is an adaptation by Houston Branch
and Ethel DohertY of the former S
play, The Wild Cat" The location is
tie Tampico oil fields.
Charley Paddock, champion sprinter
of the world. and an authority on
college life, has been signed as tech
nical adviser of THE College Hero"
a comedy Of undergraduate life, in
which he will also appear as the
coach Of foot ball team.
Four nations nre represented in
the making OF The Spotlight" a
Paramount picture starring Esther
Ralston. Hope Loring, who wrote
the screen play, was born in Spain,
six miles out Of Madrid; Esther Raj.
ston, the star. and Neil Hamilton.
leading man, are Americans, as Is
Frank Tuttle. the director; Nicholas
Soussanin, who has an important
part, is a Russian, as are Dina
Smirnova and Tanis Akron, also in
the cast, and Arlette Marchal. who
was born in Paris. France, also has
a small but important part.
William Bitter. the famous Billy"
of the old Bograph days. Is back
with ID. W. Griffith after an absence
of five years. Bitter was the first
Evening star., 1927-10-30
Soldiers Band Orchestra
to Present Three Programs

THE band orchestra of the United
States Soldiers Home, John S.
NJ. Zimmerman. ltader. will give the
following three programs during the
coming week, beginning in each case
at $40 pm. in Stanley Hall.
TUESDAY.
March. Arms of America" ..... Pryor
overture. Dramatique ........... Sneek
Morceau. Souvenir" ".,...... Herbert
Excerpts from ,, The. musical comedy. a.,o.
rox queen ~, H'gh r1. Gf1sISr .dslt,,
waltz ponular. "C'Est yous' l''its
Finale. Dreams Of Love and You Tayio'
The Star SpanGled Banner"
THURSDAY.
March "7lth Regiment Band. "..... Lospy
Revere for strinS~ string THE Last Prayer ''''''
Potpourri. Victor Herberts Favorites''
Fox trot popular. off You See Sally"
Donaldson
Waltz suite "Impcrial". Eicnbcrg
The Star SpanGled Banner
SATURDAY.
March Lincoln Centennial. ...... PAUL
Overture Jean de Paris" ...... BuieldIe' /
More eau characteristic. "A japanese
ExceFnts s'fF from musical comedy sunny, ie00e"
Fox trot. Sing Me Baby Song" Donaldson
Finale. Shaking the Blues Away Berlin
'"rhe Star Spangied Banner
Evening star., 1927-10-30
Third Dimension Picture.

hNNOCNCEMEN has been made
"A that special Tiffany production
made in the third dimension will be
on the screens Of this country about
January /.
Emil Burkhardt, who, with his
brother Jacques. invented this
revolutionary method of motion pic
ture photography, after a hurried
trip to the United States. is now
hack in Switzerland, where the
finishing touches are being put to
the first picture made with their
invention.
1t is said the officials Of the Tiffany
organization already have seen sew
eral reels Of the production photo
grsphed in third dimension, and are
highly elated over the fact that third
dimension pictures have at last be-
come a reality.