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at the Brownsville junior college on
Saturday evening. Miss Bowles Is
a freshman in the college while Miss
Critchett Is a senior In the San
Benito high school.
Miss Zelma Harris Of Highland
is visiting this week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. w. Moses.
Mrs. :. :. Sappenfield and son
and daughter. and MIR. and Mrs. J.
E. Butler. Jr.. left Saturday for
Dallas where they will visit with
DIR. J. Z. Butler. ST.. who Is dan
gerously Ill.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Reeves and son
and daughter of San Benito were
callers at the George L. Coates
home Sunday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Truett Jordon left
Tuesday for Dover. Ark, where they
expect to spend several weeks visit
ing with Mr.. Jordons' parents.
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Isn't IL queer how knowledge can
be so upsetting? Until she remem-
bered the mismatched shoes. the
girl had stood there calmly enough
and with a smooth. serene express
sion. But as soon as she discovered
Il. she became embarrassed. uncom-
Portable and very III at ease.
And when It was time for her 10
leave the car, 1t was positively pain
full to see her drag the poor old tan
shod foot back of her-probably
three-fourths of the people on the
car wouldn't have noticed IL at all,
If she had not attracted attention
BY trying TO hide her foot-but as
II was, everyone noticing her fam
ing face and awkward walk. natur-
ally looked to see the cause of it
and there was a broad grin on every
face. TO the increased shame Of the
poor girl.
But isn't this true with people
we know? We meet q person and
like her immensely, the way she acts
and her general personality.
And then n day we discover
something about her-perhaps a
characteristic we had not suspected
before. but something tells us about
it-and while. as far as We are con-
ce-ned she is the same identical girl.
we begin not 10 like her so we'll
Why is II? Has she changed, or
have we?
I'd like to hear what you think
about 10.
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There's a dirty ring
around your oaShtubJ

IL CONES from the bard water you use
to wash clothes In. Soap and hard water
combine to make scum. The scum col
lects dirt. Part forms a dirty ring. Much
gets into the fabric of the clothes. II
makes them hard to wash snowy white.
But soften the water with Nclo and
no scum forms. No dirty ring. No gray
ish white clothes. Melo and water is a
wonderful cleaner. with or without
soap, 1t saves soap. too. from y to u
the amount ordinarily used. II makes
soap more effective. Ii makes clothes
white. Get it at your grocers.
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who is the music instructor. has
worked very faithfully with the
pupils this year and the splendid
result of her instruction Is quite no.
ticeable in the rendition Of this OPP
eretta. In the Tallyho Chorus three
part music was sung with clear
enunciation and splendid express
sion.
SEVENTH GRADE PLAY
Friday evening the sixth and
seventh grades. assisted bY r. Lee
Brown as Farmer Cotter" presented
a play entitled Forest Acres to an
appreciative audience. the actors
showing unusual ability in repre-
senting the several characters.
Grayson's orchestra. the popular
organization Of Raymondville, fur
nished the music.
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OIL
IN III. 3. DECLINE

TULSA. Okia. Nay i&-F-
Continuing a downward trend e.
gun two weeks aEc. tine estimated
daily average production cf lAEht
and heavy gravity OH In the United
States during the week ending May
II decreased approximately loss
barrels. OF which 4Gl0 barrels was Al
light oil. according to the current
report or the oil ard rAS l1urral
The estimated daily production vas
2.63S.so5 barrels as compared %
2.647. 704 for the week ending Say Al
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1929-05-14

BY MRS. ALEXANDER GEORGE
Menus For Sunday
Breakfast
Grapefruit
Wheat Cereal and Cream
Egg Omelst Buttered Toast
Broiled Bacon Coffee
Dinner
Roast Veal and Drowned Potatoes
Bread Butter
Head Lettuce and Roquefort
Cheese Dressing
Oronge Shortcake Coffee
Supper For Company
Jellied Chicken and Asparagus
Mayonnaise
Egg Biscuit Currant Jelly
Nut Cookies Pineapple Sherbet
Coffee
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WEDNESDAY CALENDAR
Wednesday bridge club with Mrs
Robert Schwarx.
Baptist Missionary
Study Meeting

The three circles of the Baptist
missionary society met at the church
on Monday afternoon for a joint
lesson In Royal Service the mis-
sion study text. Mrs. III. Z. Tucker
led the lesson. and was assisted in
her presentation by six members,
Plans also yer discussed for the
prayer meeting on Wednesday eve
ming. women OF the society having
been invited to conduct the service
Mrs. Tucker. who is program chair
man for the society. will be leader.
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Honor Society
IL COMMUNICATED

Mr.. and Mrs. &. wv. Grtkr are
entertaining Tuesday evening with
the National Honor society. The al
fair will he held In the hiEh school
school cafeteria. Besides the hunlr
guests. q. IA. Caldwell. principal uf
the high school. MIR. and NrA W
r. Bingham. and Miss Neirrl VII
son. are TO be present
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PERSONALS
Mr.. and Mrs. Personals and
Misses Daisy Gray. Annie Smith
Pauline Hawks were in Mercedes
Wednesday.
Miss Louise Rippy Of Pharr spent
the weekend with Mrs. =. vi. San
som. Jr.
Miss Bernice Foster OF Santa Rosa
spent the weekend with Mrs. r
II. Hargrave.
Miss Winnie Smith, who is teach
ing at La Feria spent the weekend
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. =.
r. r. Smith.
Mrs. Seaman Of WesIaco visited
her daughter, Mrs. r. II. Hargrave
Monday.
Rev. Crowder of Primera fillec
his appointments here Sunda-
morning and evening.
MIR. and Mrs. Truett Shipley am
son OF La Feria visited Mr.. and Mrs
p. NJ Shipley Sunday.
Mrs. j. Q. Duncan of EiinbIr,
visited here Friday.
Mr.. Perkins and his niece. Mrs
Lawrence were dinner guests OF MRS
H. 9. Harvey Sunday.
Rev. and Mrs. Walton and chii.
dren OF Donna visited here Wednes,
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Personals were II
Brownsville Sunday. They were ac'
companied home By Miss Eel,
Champion. who has been visitin.
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Poteet. NJ
and Mrs. John Herndon and Saraf
Ellen. Mr.. and Mrs. w wv. Vanr
and children OF Mercedes visited M
and Mrs. Personals Sunday.
Miss Pearl Fowler and Miss PauI.
Inc Moore Of Kansas City. Mo. ar,
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Fowler
They expect to return SUNDAY. An,
VIII be accompanied as far as g
Louis by Melvin Fowler. who ~.
poets 70 visit there and Alden. Ill.
Miss Daisy Gray entertained ~,
high school students and facult1
members with a bunco party at tn
hotel. Thursday evening. Miss Wv.
ian Mathews won high for girles
and Delmar Mock for bows. Re.
freshments were served BY tn
hostess.
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SEVENTH A PLAY
HARLINGEN
BRIDE


Miss Bessie Versa and Mrs. Sam
Emercon. Jr.. were joint h~oStesses
Saturday afternoon for n bridge
party in the pariors of the Reese
Wil-Mond hotel honoTing Mrs. T. II.
Duckett. Jr.. a recent bride.
A pink and green theme was fea-
tured in the parlors with the use of
pink and green serpentine stream
ers suspended from the chandeliers.
tall floor baskets and vases filled
with varied shades of pink radiance
roses mingled with corona vine and
the two-tone theme being repeated
in the tallies. score pads and other
game table equipment.
A salad course was served at the
conclusion OF the games after which
novelty score trophies were awarded
to Mrs. Dave S~chuepbach for high.
Mrs. r. p. McElrath high cut and
Mrs. Barrett low with q special gift
for the honoree. The personnel IN
cluded seven tables of players.
MOTHERS HONORED
The Blue Triangle entertained at
the home Of Miss Lucille Stringer
with q tea Friday afternoon honor
ing their mothers in keeping with
Mothers Day.
The home was artisticallv decor
ated with baskets Of spring flowers
mingled with queens wreath.
A delicious plate was served to 80
callers during the afternoon.
T. E. L. SOCIAL
The II. X. L. class OF the First
Baptist church held their monthly
social Friday afternoon in the par
lors Of the church.
Mesdames f. L. Dav, A. c. Nc
Lahore and J. H. wilkins we're hos
teSses and arranged the program
which consisted Of songs and read
ings by Mrs. J. p. Coston and Miss
Oleta Miller, and a variety Of con-
tests.
Ice cream and cake were served TO
80 members and guests.
DAD AND DAUGHTER PARTY
The Girl Reserves held a Dad
and DAUGHTER party at Campo del
Arroyo Thursday evening. This is
a yearly event on the calendar OF
the Girl Reserve activities and vas
enjoyed bv IS dads and dauEhters.
Miss Lillian Hooking. district
Y. NJ. G. A. chairman. assisted by
Miss Frances Hooking conducted the
games for the evening. Mrs. Weimar
camp mother. acted as hostess and
the guests with punch and
home made cakes.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. L. G. McWilliams entertained
n swimming party at the Mid
way Pool Thursday afternoon hon
her little daughter Marie Dali
ton on ner tenth birthday.
After a refreshing swim twenty
guests enjoyed q picnic supper at
The Arroyo Park.
MISS JENNINGS HOSTESS
Miss jean Jennings gave a SWIM
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Santa Margarita


PRESENT OpERETTA
The elementary grades Of the
Santa Margarita school gave a
splendid rendition of a revised edi-
ton Of the Operetta. Hunt the
Thimble" at the school auditorium
last Tuesday evening.
Miss Marion Rains. who took the
part Of Nell. and &C. c." Barhill.
who SO we'll represented the stingy
landlord. Miss Carmen Correa. who
sang the SOLO parts deserve special
mention. Mrs. Martha Kingman,
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Glee Club Girls
Entertained

Miss Eugene Barber entertained
the girls Of the high school gles
club +. Of which she Is a member.
Monday evening az her home III
Victoria Heights No boys were in
vited. half the girls coming dressing
in masculine garb. The evening was
spent in dancing. with refresh
ments served at a late hour. About
forty girls enjoyed the hospitality.
Miss Annie Tucker. director CT the
club. was a special guest. The young
hostess was assisted in her duties by
her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs "A. C.. Hipp re-
turned Monday morning from Beau
mont.
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There she StOod, the tHeu-IOOkIug bIlUp kHL
hanging on TO a strap in the crowded street car
staring out Of the window.
And what do you think?
On one foot she had a perfectly good black shoe
but on the other was a bright. tan one.
/ was looking az her feet rather idly. perhaps
wondering a bit to myself what was the matter
with one of her feet that she had to wear an old
shoe-but not thinking very much about 1t one way
or the other.
And then / looked az her face-suddenly rcd be-
gan TO creep up her neck. onto her face and then her
whole face and neck we're blushing furiously.
What in the world" I thought-and then I fol-
lowed her gaze and she had apparently suddenly
discovered her mismatched shoes.
She began to- squirm-trying TO hide the tan
oot-"Oh OH ! thought, nothing specially wrong
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X BANKERS nv
MEET AT GALVESTON

GALVESTON. TevaS. MAY i4-En
Texas bankers assembled here tu-
day for the forty-eighth annual
convention Of the Texas Banker
association.
The associations annual Tnsf
tournament will Egt under way mt
the Galveston Country club tnrnnr-
~r~Nr
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Jellied Chicken and Asparagus.
Serving Eight

1-2 cups cooked asparagus. | IL
cups cooked. diced chicken: IA cup
sliced pimento stuffed olives. IL
cup celery. 1 teaspoon salt. 2 table
spoons g~ranulated gelatin. 4 table
spoons cold water. ? cups boiling
chicken stock.
Line a mold with the asparagus.
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Valley Society
Phone z

Ming. This la regular EnrrIAfav
business ard social meeting rr tna
class.
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WITH The foot-just forgot 70 change her shoes before she LETT the store
probably.
And finally there was a vacant seat and the poor girl sank into it.
quickly hiding the tan shoe under the seat
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Mrs. Ward Is
Class Hostess

Mrs. M. w. Ward Is entertaining
the Martha Lovett Bible class OF the
home on West Fifth Tuesday eve
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ming party at the Midway Pool
Wednesday afternoon. After the
swim the guests were taken 70 Miss
Jennings home on East Van Buren,
where sandwiches and cake were
served TO ten guests.
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MATHEWS HOSTS

MATHEWS HOSTS
Mr. and Mrs Moore Mathews en-
tertained with seven tables OF bridge
Friday evening. Those present were
Messrs. and Mesdames 3. ". San
som. Jr.. George Washington. j. c.
Davis. r. II. Hargrave. G. @. Per-
scnius- Moore Mathews. MS. Dun
ham OF Pasadena. Cal. Misses Daisy
Gray, Annie Smith. Pauline Hawks,
Elizabeth Allen. Earline Rowe, Balfa
Greer. Louise Rippy Of Pharr, Ber-
nice Foster OF Santa Rosa, Vivian
Mathews. Messrs. NJ. "A. Donges, VIII
bert Williams. Mac Kerr. Ran
Mathews. Byron SAMSON and Trot-
man and Holmes OF La Feria.
Miss Daisy Gray won high score for
ladies and N. "A. Donges for men.
Lovely refreshments were served by
the hostess.
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TR VINO TO HIDE
OFTEN ADVER7ZSES TT
Famous Writer Grieves with This Tired Young Miss Who
( Tried So Hard to Keep Others from Noticing Her
~ Unmatched Shoes-and Failed!

How does the old nursery rhyme go
"Diddle- diddle- dumpling, my son John
Went to bed with his trousers on,
One shoe off, one shoe on.
eDiddle- diddle -dumplinE. my son John"
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BRIDGE PARTY
~ENTERTAINS Las

Mrs. "A. b. Waldr0n entertained
her class with a morning party at
her home on East Polk street Satur-
day morning.
Piano selections and contests were
the mornings diversions. Miss Lou
Evelyn Brindley was the lucky one
Of the contests and was presented
with a dainty gift.
Sherbet and cake was served to
nine guests.
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PROGRAMS

A meeting Of the Baptist Wom-
ans Missionary union was held at
the church on Tuesday afternoon
A business session was held in which
plans for programs were worked
out. Regular meeting sof the I'M
ion will be held on each Tuesday
afternoon at $3.50 o'clock at the
church. Ladies who are members
of the First Baptist church are es-
pecially requested to be present.
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WHEN damp days, sudden
W changes in weather. or expos
ure to a draft makes Joints ache.
here Is always quick relief in
Bsyer Aspirin. 1t makes short work
IF headaches Or any little pain. Just
Is effective in the more serious
suffering from neuralgia. neuritis.
rheumatism or lumbago. Nc ache
Or pain is yer too deep-seated for
Bayer Aspirin to relieve. and it does
not affect the heart. All druggists,
with proven directions for various
Uses which many people have found
invaluable in the relief Of pain.
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PICNIC DINNER

An enjoyable day was spent al
Lake Olmito Sunday by a number
Of Los Fresnos residents. A delicious
picnic dinner was served at noon.
Those present were Mr.. and Mrs.
August Pfieffer. MIR. and Mrs. John
Chase and family. Mr.. and Mrs.
George Kretz. Mr.. and Mrs. Emery
Kuyrkendahl of San Benito. Misses
Mae Pfeiffer. Lois Kretz, and
Gladys Watkins and Clinton Pfeif-
fer.
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OUTING AT POINT

"A number Of young people OF
Los Fresnos enjoyed an outing al
Point Isabel Sunday. Those par
ticipating in the event we're Miss
Margarete Upton. Glare Chase. Miss
Edith Ryan. Robert Bingly. Miss
Ruby Person and Edward Kretz.
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BAPTIST SOCIETY

BAPTIST SOCIETY
The Baptist Missionary society
met at the home of Mrs. J. c. Da-
Wis Monday afternoon with eight
members and III visitors present.
The mission study was carried out.
Ms q. M. SAMSON was appointed
mission study chairman. Refresh
ments were served by the hostess.
The PIT. A. meeting was held
at the high school auditorium Tues
day night. May z. The following Of
ficers were elected: Vice president,
Miss Hawks; first vice president
Mrs. Mock; second vice president,
Miss Rove: third vice president
Miss Craddock. An interesting pro-
gram was given Miss Annie Louise
Craddock Of San Benito gave two
readings: Miss Allen. Miss Rowe and
Miss Gray read stories Of ways of
children.
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Mr.. n MOST

MIX. 1AND1 MOS1 . #. ....
Clyde Tandy was host TO a group
of Los Fresnos residents en- Satur-
day evening at Point Isabel with 2
dinner. Those present we're Mr..
and Mrs. Grover Greer. Mr.. and
Mrs. Clinton Oliver, Mr.. and Mrs.
N. G. Chatelle. Mr.. and Mrs. Leon
Hinkley and Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan
Taylor.
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TO CLUB
SOCIAL MEETING

Members Of the Catholic Ladies
Promotion society was held at the
nome OF Mrs. Julian De Somer on
Friday afternoon. The entire time
was spent socially. Those present
we're Mrs. Joe Stauffer. Miss Mary
Schmidt, Mrs. Kuhn. Mrs. Frances
Schmidt. Mrs. Joseph Kretz. and
Miss Josephine Kretz. Refresh
ments consisting Of sandwiches.
fruit salad. cake and coffee were
served at the close of the meeting.
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METHODIST

Mr.. and Mrs. g. =. Myers and
family were visitors in Kingsyille
Sunday.
z. j. Jones made a business trip TO
Rio Grande City Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Gober. Mr. and
hrs. Z. J. Jones and Mrs. ". r..
Brady spent Sunday at Boca Chica.
Melvin Eddy. who has resided for
several months with Mr.. and Mrs.
w. w. Moses. left Saturday for
North Texas where he will join a
brother.
w. II. McCIennyhan and Charles
Whit, Sr., or San Bsnito were din
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-07
MUCH DANCING IN
 FEATURE AT PALACE

Two hundred pairs of dancing slippers were worn out during the filming of one of the recent cabaret sets at the Metro Goldwyn-Mayer studio.
 Twelve days of dancing-eight hours daily-in the filming of the lavish purple grotto dancing se- quence of Adam and Evir' playing at the Palace Theatre tonight, cost practically every one of the dancers pair of shoes.
 The average girl, who wears three or four pairs of shoes annually, will be surprised to know that even the girls who appear in film tat mospherep require approximately minimum of dozen pairs an nually.
 Adam and Evil" is Metro Gold wyn-Mayer's initial co-starring ve- hicle for Lew Cody and Allie e n Pringle, new comedy team recently launched by that organization. The picture was directed by Robert 2. Leonard.
 The cast also includes Roy D'Arcy. Gwen Lee, Gertrude Short, Hedda Hopper and others.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-07

of the snow. Without logs com ing in the mills have closed thus creating a scarcity of lumber on the market. This condition will soon be relieved said MT. Ruther- ford as at this time some of the larger camps are resuming opera tions, and in short time the mills will be turning out finished lumber.
 Mill Starts April
 The local plant will start opera tions April l. A small number of men were employed few days ago and will put the various machines in order and prepare all depart ments for a prompt start.
 Though the mill enjoyed pros porous season last year, a more prosperous one is anticipated for this year, said MT Rutherford to- day M
 MT. Rutherford with his daugh- ters went south early in November Mrs. Rutherford had gone to Cali fornia some weeks ahead and await ed the family at San Diego A month was spent vacationing in
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-07
Attractions At Theatres
BILL HART IS AT
 COLISEUM TONIGHT

A cast SelecJes- T-sn especial ref erence to the fitness of each indi- vidual member to the role assigned was chosen to interpret William s. Hart's first production for United Artists Corporation-'T -'Tumbleweeds' "a powerful story of western dra- ma coming to the Coliseum tonight for two day run.
 Barbara Bedford is leading wom- an, playing Molly Lassiter, beau tiful and resourceful girl of the midwest.
 Lucien Littlefield, one of the fore most character actors and an ex- pert at makeup was selected for the semi-comedy role of Kentucky Rose"-a quaint frontier type, a cowboy who believes himself a sort of range sheik, but who has a heart of gold
 J. Gordon Russell plays Noll. one of the two heavies. Mir. Russell has appeared in several Hart pie lures in the past and is big man with much dramatic insight.
 Richard R. Neill, as Freel, is the other villain. He is also we'll known on the screen but has work cd mostly in the East. He played a part in MT. Hart's Wild Bill Hicock," however.
 Jack Murphy, clever youngster, will be seen as Bart Lassiter. Lil- lian Leighton has highly humor- ous role as Mrs. Riley, one of the homesteaders, while Gertrude Claire plays sympathetic role Capt. T E. Duncan is a calvary major. Great crowds of extra people were employed in the great land rush scenes which were made on loca- tion at famous old rancho.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-07
sPALS IN PARADISE"
 AT PALACE SUNDAY

Rudolph Schildkralc and May Robson, both internationally cele- brated stage stars, appear together for the first time in a motion pie ture production in Pals in Para disc" directed by George B. Seitz, for Metropolitan, which will be pre- sented at the Palace next Sunday. Both players have earned a dis tinctive niche in the portrayal of character parts on the legitimate stage and their screen work is
 equally effective. Each is now signed to a long term contract to Iappear in De-Mille- Metropolitan productions.
 In Pals in Paradise" MT. Schild- kraut and Miss Robson are featured
 with Marguerite De La Motte and ,, John Bowers. The supporting cast lis headed by Alan Brooks. The
 story is by Peter B. Kyne and the screen adaptation by Will M. Ritch- ey and Albert Kenyon. The pic ture is said to be as humorous as it is thrilling and appealing.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-07
Also NEWS and COMEDY
Prices-1o-25-5O-Loges 60 cents

This is how Regina Crewe, of the New York Morning Telegraph, re- fers to "The Love of Sunya," Gloria Swanson's picture, which comes to the Coliseum Sunday.
 "In photographic effects, in dra- matic power, in strength, sufficiency of cast" Miss Crewe writes, "she has prepared a photodrama which cannot fail to be masterpiece. And she has labored so hard to ac- complish this purpose.
 Writing of Miss Swanson, Miss Crewe says she has been unspoiled by her remarkable success and still works with the inspiration which marked the days when she was climbing upward to fame.
 Gloria Swanson is one of the super women of the screen" the critic continues. One does not predict where she is concerned. Stars have come and stars have gone Many of them. They will always do so. But there will re- main a few who are firmly fixed in the Armament of fame. They att tain the heights and hold them. They are constant-true. They live by the light of their ideals. Suc- cess does not spoil them. It spurs them on to higher accomplish ments. Gloria Swanson is one of these"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1929-03-07

LADIES ALTAR SOCIETY Will meet Friday afternoon at 2:3O in Parish Hall. adv.