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Evening star., 1928-04-18
Drunkenness at Brown Social Events
Flayed in College Paper Editorial

TIE best junior prom ia recent years,
Men from this university 81 other
Institutions are pleasantly hailed As
drunkerds" says the Herald editorial
Brown men on limited trains are 10.
gaFdsd ag being out 0f place when thes
are not found Ia The club car bestde b
bottle 0f ginger ale spd cracked Ire
The situation has grown until n0Y
many men on the hill are dubious aaoiil
attending social events at the uuiyer
sity because oi offensive actions of tile
haDjiuea of the stag line"
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Asaigs Om.elsl Attitude

HAMBURG. GefpaHy Epf3l Z ~, -
yn so lntergseB Dshilec sB tie Hamburg
FfesnatuB8att Dgaay. 8fs Hermann
Hs,ebi N3te ~ tlse pilot ~ iias BefGen
expselaed Why tie transatlantic Myers
Tad not haWA l2e oglCfs oi hell3Diaan
Germany
STE yepg0acl4fe oif.clbl sra sfiL3~tf =
glc4sj eiTelss for 10 wig st5eHAtf'y failed
to facilitate het husband fight and
she esia i4J tlls TesA0n bef husband
End Baron XoD husuefeao felt guaDreo
81 got nylHg the republican flag. They
few the merchant marine flag tlif
former imperial ogi0gs with tbe fep1b~
Ecan jafk sHstea6 sbe also bees 4ae ne
fight V8s a private venture bilahfea
ey business msu u HaHbUg si41 iHt~
saksA
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1000 BUILDINGS RAZEO
5Y FLAMES IN JAPAN
Fire In Hirosaki Brought Under
Control After T,Heur Fight,
Damage Set at $500, 600
IA tt,e A.eoelste,l I,rens

I3Y FNe AektieIAFttl FFFhs
TOXIC. April ia More than 900
buildings were destroyed IN the CITY nt
Illrosaki IN Northern Japan by rlge
which ragged for seven hours before be
ing placed under central today,
Among the DESTROYED buildings were
four aeha0ia, Two hanks, six hospitals
and one ahuroh, The damage Was estir
mated At 10000 600 ven approximately
sann Opnl
No eaaua YES we're reported
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FRENCHMAN TESTS PLANE
FOR PARIS-NEW YORK HOP
Lieut.. de Troyat Starts 600, Mile
Nonstop Flight in All-Metal
Mon0piane.
fiy ihe Aasoolaift Pfess.

hy fhe Associated Pfeas.
PARIS, April n Lieut.. Michael dc
Troyat hopped off from Ie BotIfget air
drOme at 4 G5 M. today on a nom
stop flight ~ some 800 miles intended
SIS test NJ his new aIi~metai mono
plane IN which he hopes to fly from
Paris ts New York this Spring
lie expected 10 ny 10 Aigiefs and re-
turn without stopping IN the second
long test ~ his plane which II similar 10
Col Lindbelghs spirit 0f ST Louis.
Evening star., 1928-04-18
PRISONER CONFESSES
HALL MILLS MURDERS
Newark Police Get Letter From
Oklahoma Sheriff, Telling of
Mans Adshission.
nv lhe a - - &c.


NEWARK. N. j.. April S-~Newark
police we're informed today that a man
known as Edward Allen. in jail ut FL
Reno. Okla. had confessed killing Rev,
Edward Wheeler Hall and Mrs. Eleanor
Mills near New Brunswick on the night
OF September IL. 1922
The information was contained In a
letter from r C. Shacklett. sheriff at
FL Reno. Last week Phillip Seeboid
captain of Newark police, received let
ter from a man who said he was cell
mate of Aliens. which also contained a
story of an admission by Allen that he
was responsible for the slayings
Evening star., 1928-04-18
Pittsburgh to Invite Bailoonists.

PlqTgBUIGH April 10 H',~~city
council yesterday adopted resolution
inviting the National Aefonaatlc Assn
elaslyf ~ hols SIS 1923 national elm
i8atioD balloon races here steps also
Wefe taken ~ finance the event, the
ezgeuase ut ~ eEceed si5 900 The
races are ~ for June
Evening star., 1928-04-18
LEAK ON BIRD'S SHIP
DELAYS ITS DEPARTURE
Many Rumors Current in Bergen
As South Polar Vessel Ia Put
in Deck
Nv oaNs Z ,tha s.ar aa4 'ag Geicase pa.g

hy tahle ta fhS star aad che ChteaNa nasts
Nsw2 tanSFtsht laNS
OSLO. April Ia Many runners are
current Ia bergen IN connection With
comdr Richard nyrds Souta lNAlag
ship, the departure ei which has been
DELAYED anew It's departure was ANed
tar Tuesday, hut during the last SUR
vey ai the ship leak Was discovered
IA The stern and this caused aeeklng nj
he vessel again
Owing Ia DELAYS. the American rag
has not yet been hoAstea an che ship,
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BISHOP or ALABAMA DIES.
Rev, G, M. Beckwith suncumhn Il
Lingering Illness.
MONTGOMERY. Aln. Anril la

MONTGOMERY, Ala, April ia taal.
The Right Rev Charles Menegeradt
neckwith. d. ID, Bishop of the prot
eatant Episcopal Diocese of Alabama
died early today at his home here after
Il lingering illness. Bishop Ileekwith ~
survived by one son, Edmund Ruffn
Beekwith, a New York attorney
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~ tgs hss3ciaird i'sess

- tbs hssDraiea P3ess
PROVIDENCE, II. J., April ~ The
Brown Daily Herald today says IA 81
editorial t4at tBe practice ~ drinking
BID drunkenness al university social
events oB this campus" hss all bat
killed the Soclal prestige which Brown
once he'd iof years among Eastern eoi~
iegss"
Ilge Bsel6 n tile editorial Ii 81 appeal
10 tile undergraduates not ~ spoil by
OyegdHgklDg what le eAIAted " be
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with the
tail high pro-
and the
both reparab propeller
The
into
hank doubts the
diocated considered
i probable Wednesday
On 3 oumn
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driving binding snow before 1t. The
flyers circled about the islands light
house several times looking for suit
able place to come down. finally decid-
ing to land on a small lake about 400
yards from the beacon on the island.
The snow prevented them from Judging
their exact distance above the ground,
and the Bremen came down heavily, her
wheels breaking through the top crust
of snow and ice on the surface on the
noud
Evening star., 1928-04-18
MRS. HILL Ex0NERATED.
Widow Of Railroad Magnate Freed
of Tax Fraud Charges.

ST LOUIS. April Ia lAai The United
States Circuit Court OF Appeals to-day
eAunerated the late Mrs MARY T.. Hlll
widow of James ] Hiil, Northwestern
railroad magnate, nf any attempt To de
fraud the Government uf 81 900 900 IN
heFiianGe taxes when she created two
trtlat funds transferring 81 600 600 to
her nine children and ~ grandchildren,
Evening star., 1928-04-18
FOUR CH|LDREND|E
WHEN HOME BURNS
Parents Forced Back From
Rooms by FIames-Gas
Leak Is Blamed.
ny she Associated Press.

ny she Associated Press.
sISTERsvTLLE, w Va. April ID
-Four children were burned 10 death late
last night when FIRE destroyed their
home on McElrpy Greek. Is miles from
here.
Mrs Denton Tennant. were: Vonda, g.,
Brooks, 10. Garnet. 7. and Betty Lee, 3.
Two older boys escaped. but were
burned
The children we're trapped in their
bedrooms. The parents were DOWN
stairs when the fire broke out. Hear
ing screams. they rushed for the sec
ond food. but we're driven back by the
flames. They escaped. II was believed
that the bedrooms we're filed with gas
from a leaking pipe and that a small
lamp lgnated the gas
Evening star., 1928-04-18
MRS. KOEJsL SANS TOMORROW.

BERLIN hwa ~ ~ Afs Rer-
rasnH E0ehi. wife u fae p5iot If tae
Bremen. left Berlin to-day en- route u,
meN Yogk. where s9s bopes ~ nett hes
husband Ebe Sis accompanied Dy
Eatgu Hans Won H4eBefeae fte WiiI
30 - Bremen a3aelf sile Wj4 emDa's
fyoeTc ti4e steamship l)ffaden Dy5DDfrpH
Evening star., 1928-04-18
FLYERS TELL OF DANGERS
DUETOC CASLEAK OVER SEA
First Consecutive Story From Bremen's
Grew Describes Difficulty With Com
pass and Crash i'm Landing.

The Star presents hercWfth Hermann
cnp of thc BFcmcnS flight ireland landing
po on guessed az before made For the first time hc
I dispatch transmitted to The North American Newspaper Ali
01ce op w r Barrett the station
Pon Ao Newfoundland From hi lost Friday eening ne
m nonp Noht across the Atlantic East to West By dog team
diSp1teh
men oy wree 10 the Belle Isle station thence TO the Red Head
less station at ST John NeW BraHSrck. thence by
The
Evening star., 1928-04-18
AxteII Says Communism Must
Be Prevented From Con-
Verting Youth.
PR0PHESIES COLLAPSE
OF SOVIET MOVEMENT
Committee to Sponsor Movies
Showing How Tax Dollar Is
Expended by States.

Full reports Of the D. A. r.
Convention, April Is TO %, Inclu-
siye.
Mailed-Postage prepaid.
United States and Canada, Csc
Foreign, Toe
Leave or send list OF names TO
The Evening Star Office. Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania avenue
northwest.
Evening star., 1928-04-18

Ry wireless The ami the
GREENLY ISLAND
landed at
1885 after continuous flight
ardrome Dublin blizzard bowling
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Three Die in Flames.

PRESouE ISLE. Me. April 10 IN ~-
Three children were burned 10 death
another vas IN critical condition and
their mother was somewhat burned
when the home OF Harold Farley was
destroyed by fire today
Evening star., 1928-04-18
Pleads fer Defense.
NMemplesment ENAsssraled.

MI ANteN asserted the uAeneloy,
ment problem in this country had been
'greatty eNaggegated" and vastly mis-
represented~ by CommumiSsS shgeugh-
cut the world
1t seems their parpcSe,~ Ne said. stN
destroy, u IA>ASSlele. the efaclemcv "a
American industry and that OF Qghes
eapltallStle nations - that a Sufsie .el,t
deeEee ot misery viii result and Yeyels-
tsun may ~ accomplished hv tae,g
toOatiauea an Page 4 Column IL
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RNllo ProgramS--Page n.
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Attended raker Party.

Roberts opened up iire Of questions
at the witness which was character
istie OF his cross examination of Rob-
laon IN the Fall~noheny trial. tie de-
manded Ia know II Robson had been
very intimate with Sinclair and when
Continued ON Page :, Column -
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Demand Hearing

Following the dismissal Of the habaah
corpus writ this morning Attorney Frea-
eatI announced that hs would demand
preliminary hearing, probably Within
lcontiuusd o1Hags I. Column 2)
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Knou Her?

You ought to know this lovely New
York City girl because her blonde
beauty has been displayed on so
many magazine covers. Shes Marion
Dahl. IS Clarkson ST, Brooklyn.
Artists say she's a "type! They
fairly rave over her delicate flesh
tints and the golden glory OF her
hair!
Miss Dahl says: Everyone know
tells me how wonderful my hair looks,
nowadays | don't feel like it's a
personal compliment, however; take
it more as a compliment to the
method I'm using to care for 1t. 1t
the rage among girls here i'll New
York. All you do is put little
Dandcrine on your brush each time
YOU use it. My hair was why and
hard to keep in place, but Danderine
makes it soft and easy to dress and
holds it Ike arrange it, for hours
Ny scalp fairly tingles with vigor
after | use it. and it keeps my head
so clean | don't need to shampoo hall
so often. 1t brings out the color Of
my hair marvelous!y, making it fairly
glSten!
Every application of Danderine
tones and refreshes your scalp. 1t
removes the oily film from each
strand and makes dull. stringy hair
gleamy. soft and easily manageable.
1t dissolves dandruff and keeps it out
Of your hair. 1t isn't sticky or oily.
It doesn't show. All drug stores
I'VE the generous 35c bottles.
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Attractions in Washington Theaters

at Crandall's Metropolitan that the
management deems it is necessary to
hold It over for the third week.
Enthusiastic throngS are accla1mlng
AL Jolson's second Vitaphone picture
as the greatest of all the vehicles which
the worlds famous entertainer has had
in his spectacular career
In 1.-The Singing Fool he plays the
part of a waiter in Broadway cabaret
Ia song writer who helps the woman
he loves to place as revue star ana
marries her, only to be left with small
son, when the faith!ess woman deserts
him for a richer man.
1t Is a heart story providing a thou
sand opportunities for Jolson to display
his genius in moving his audience to
tears or laughter. He has some new
songs, and does not forget some OF the
unforgettable old ones. His speaking
voice, too, is finely attuned to the me-
dunn of Vitaphone. An all-star sup
porting cast includes Betty Bronson
Josephine Dunn, Reed Howes, Ed Mar
tindale, Arthur Housman, David Lee
and Robert Emmett O'Connor.
PALACE-"The Eawdust Paradise"
Loew's Palace opens Saturday with
another Paramount sound picture,
Esther RalSton In The Sawdust Para
disc" which shows this star in new
type role, that of dyed-in-the-wool
ballyhoo girl with cheap travelling
street carnival.
The story discloses how she is ar
rested and saved from Jail by trav-
cling revivalist who believes she will
reform. She gets into the spirit OF
revival work and, employing ballyhoo
methods, she makes the meetings sue
cessful. Meanwhile her lover has pur-
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cast are Sue Carol, Arthur Lake and
David Rollins. The boys are air-struck
they want to be pilots and nothing
can stop them-and nothing does and
therein are the thrills. The love story
running through it is delightful
On the stage will be another Of
the Fox stage programs while the Fox
Grand Orchestra and the Fox Movie
tone News will complete the bill.
Sunday marks the resumption of
Sunday concerts at the Fox. This
time, however, the classical will have
to share with the modern jazz. Meyer
Davis will be guest conductor for the
first concert, of which there are to be
four Patrons attending the concert,
which commences at 2 pm, are in
vited to remain for the picture and
stage program following.
COLUMBIA-"Our Dancing Daughters"
Loews Columbia resorts to the only
logical course left and holds over Our
Dancing Daughters" for a second week.
The picture has been breaking all
records for attendance in that it
seems to appeal to young and old.
Joan Crawford is cast in the leading
role and is supported by Dorothy Sc
bastian, Anita Page, Nils Asthers, John
Mack Brown and Edward Nugent.
The story is of young man whose
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acknowledgements"

The Rialto opens on Friday night Of
this week with Lonesome" Carl
Laemmle's first sound and talking pic
ture, co-starring Barbara Kent and
Glenn Tryon The management an
nouncss that the doors will open at 6
pm. The first performance will start
promptly at 7 pm. and the second at
9 pm. with new policy of offering
movietone and vitaphone productions.
The story of the feature concerns the
search for happiness of a boy and q
girl. workers in big city. and both
are lonesome. The girl is a telephone
operator and the boy manipulates a
punch press. With no work to do on
Saturday afternoon they both drift to
a beach resort in search of fun and
entertainment by which each may for
get the feeling of oppressive lonesome
ness. They meet, and romance and
tragedy, with eventual happiness, fol-
low
The dialogue. sound effects and music
are said to make Lonesome" one of the
most remarkable productions of the new
amusement medium. ..-
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and Gear Ivan the Terrible was
made under the official auspices of the
Soviet government and was directed
by w j. Pudowkin.
The picture comes to the Little The
alter direct from its record-breaking run
at the Hammerstein Theater. in New
York. Owing to the length of the fea-
ture production, the only subsidiary will
be a news reel.
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chased a carnival for himself and
pitched his tent next to that of the
revivalist. She is unable to work that
night and her sweetheart helps her.
In the meantime his rival in the car
nival business sets fire to his carnival,
but the girl tells him he is saved in
stead of ruined. because he can get
away from his crooked associations, and
both face the future together
On the stage Wesley Eddy and his
Palace Syncopators are presented in
Frank Cambria's latest Loew-Publix
presentation. "Beaux Arts Frolic," with
Earl and Bell, Paul kirkland, Mini
Fucile, Bryant, Rains and Young and
the beautiful bohemians, the Candy
Hale girls.
Added hits will include the M-G-M
News. the Fox Movetone News, the
Palace Concert Orchestra under the
direction of Harry Borjes, and an or
gan novelty.
FOX-"The Air Circus"
William Fox talking picture that
had it's premier showing at So adj
mission in New York City will be
the screen attraction at the Fox next
week. 1t is THE Air Circus" and is
described as a story of youth, love
and thrills and not war picture.
The three Youngsters heading the
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Boys $3.50. 50 and $3.50 !:

DR.. LEONARD WILLIAMS, Fellow of the British
Royal Society of Medicine; Corresponding Mem
Der of the American Genealogical Society and
the Neurological Society of Paris; he has served
as physician at the Metropolitan Hospital and
the Miar Hospital and the Princess Hospital
for Soldiers; author of Minor MaIadies, The
Science and Art Of Lining and other works.
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NATIONAL-"Simba."

Africa, long regarded as the widest
of Jungle and desert land, is slowly ana
surely becoming tanner and more Access
sible, according to Martin johnson,
noted wild game photographer.
It was because of this vanishing OF
wild life in this richest of game coun-
tries that Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson, spon-
sored by the American Museum Of Nat
ural History. spent four years in British
East Africa and Tanganyika in order
to secure a film of the native game at
ease in their hauntS, where they had
never been disturbed by man. Their
wonderful film "Simba," opens weeks
engagement at the National starting
next Sunday night.
"Simba" is declared unequaled in the
annals of wild animal photography,
which resulted. A copy of the film is
now sealed and filed In the archives Of
the museum, TO be opened SO years
hence.
Prints Of it, however, have also been
made public. and the novelty and the
authentic reproduction Of wild life
make them one of the most popular Of
program pictures.
Under the name "Simba" it is now
playing to, large audiences, who find as
much humor in the giraffe and ele-
plant sequences and as much stirring
drama in the lion attack as in the most
melodramatic Of other photoplays.
KEITHS-"Capt. Swagger"-MeI Klee.
Mel Klee, prince of bIackface
comedians, and his own revue will be
the stage attraction at the B. F. Keith
Theater next week, with KleeS own
specially. familiar to vaudeville patrons,
as part OF the routine. Klee works I'D
and down the aisles while the mem
bers OF his show are performing and
acts as master of ceremonies through
out the entire production
The production is presented by
Resale Stewart. Mel Klee is supported
by Barton and Young, AL Borde, Kay
Mckay, Grace and Coley Worth and
Harry Weber's Pompous Revue The
revue is presented in nine scenes, be-
ginning in the green room of the
theater and carrying on with comedy
scenes and numbers in real revue
fashion
Thrill follows thrill in the screen
feature, Capt. Swagger," a Pathe
movie offering, with Rod La Rocoue
supported by the beautiful and clever
Sue Carol. The story is novel and is
said to TEEN with dramatic action,
thrills and laughs. Mr.. La ROGUE is
an American ace in the opening
sequences and takes part in one of
the most effective aerial duels ever
screened.
Supplementary screen features, C.
Frederick Clarke's Orchestra and Miss
Irene Juno at the organ will complete
the bill.
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k...5MMs..>

TN THE words of DR.. Leonard
Williams, famous British author
ity on glandular and intestinal dis
orders, "Yeast is superior to e0ery
knoe0n cathartic." DR.. Williams con-
illusions, reprinted from articles in
many leading newspapers in the
United States, carry the weight of
lifetime of research.
Why does this eminent physician
recommend yeast SO strongly? Why
does he say it is more than medicine
superior to all laxativeS known?
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THERE is now at
YOUR command a

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the first opportunity,
get a tube. Today
when you stop in a
drugstore for Ciga-
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What enables this
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TOOTH PASTE, to
do for you what no
other paste or pow
der has done, is the
substance of which
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STRAND-"High FLYERS"

With Is scenes and acts, High
Flyers" will make its appearance at the
Strand Theater next week, presented
by Frank Damsel. Mike Sacks and
Frances Farr are the featured players.
This attraction is said to combine
old and new burlesque in a happy
blending and to be peopled with some
of the best players in Stageland In
addition to Sacks and Farr there are
other leads, including Thelma Benton,
soubrette; Evelyn Forrest. ingenue, who
appears in speciality with Phil Kelley;
John Pagan, second comic, and Sydney
Leonard, juvenile. and a singing and
dancing chorus of 16 youthful misses.
A dramatic sketch, in which Sacks
demonstrates his versatility as a player
of straight rolss, is one of the high spots
of the. attrac Ncn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-10

OF 5,245,OOO women in Britain who
are qualifying to vote under the new
f1appers' vote act, at least 100000 are
between the ages of 81 and IS.
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For years experts
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porate this "Tri-
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in a smooth, creamy,
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paSte-and failed.
But recently the
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Nothing you have
ever used can whiten
like this marvellous
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that yellowness like
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1928-10-10

Because, to quote his exact state
ment, yeast "rouses the system to
full physiological efficiency"
Fleischmann's Yeast is a plant,
fresh as any garden vegetable. 1t
does not purge, but prevents the
formation of poisons by keeping the
entire intestinal tract clean, active
and healthy.
Nobody escapes constipation COM
pletely, Between mot being sick"
and being really healthy and vigorous
there is a vast amount of difference.
For keener spirits, renewed vigor
and a clearer, fresher complexion,
eat Fleischmann's Yeast regularly.
In recent survey in the United
States, more than half the physicians
reporting said they prescribed yeast
for constipation and it's attendant ills.
Start now! Eat three cakes of
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meals. To get full benefit from yeast
you must eat it regularly and over a
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Least possesses a bOtVer Of phys
ical bmrJfcation superior to all the
bHrgatives. 1t rOHses THE system to f1H
physiological efficiency
n large number Of persons at or
about middle age hare forgotten t0bat
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not i'll but they all E. For such
should like to prescribe less feasting
and more yeasting."
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affections and millions occupy the at
tentions of Miss Crawford and Miss
Page. Miss Page wins the man by
pretending to be all that she actually
is not, while Miss Crawford is acting
her own self. The picture is in sound
and the synchronization is declared
perfect.
Modern youth having lite fling is
shown in the picture, which attempts
to answer the question: What kind
of girls do men marry?
Supplementary features include two
Metro Movietone acts. Leo Beers, ia
nous whistling songster, and Marion
Harris, the songbird of jazz The Fox
Movietone News, the M-G-M News,
a color classic, Gold" and a thematic
prelude by the Columbia Concert Or
chestra under the direction of Claude
Burrows