The Austin American (Austin, Tex.), Vol. [9], No. [260], Ed. 1 Thursday, March 1, 1923 Page: 3 of 8
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HUMANE DRIVE Stricter Law Enforcement
-a-Week Star Here.
Theatres
Of Travis County Human
PLANNED HERE
1000 New Members
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Wanted.
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The plea for stricter enforcement —Adv.
—THE LITTLE DEPT. STORE WITH A BIG PURPOSE
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We offer for your approval
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Boys’ Suits
With Two Pair Panta
Today the Texas Bank and Trust
company will take over the funds
of Travis county as county depos-
itory and M. C- Parrish, vice Sresi-
dent of the bank, will assume office
as county treasurer in accordance
with award made recently by the
Strangers” Banquet"
Majoatic: Nei O’Brien’a
With Austin Women
Mrs. Mply C—a■ Cook, Woman’s Editor-
Mr. W A. Behrman of Midway
U visiting her niater, Mra. r. L. au-
bert, at 605 Nueces .treat.
much
others,
by act
> avoid
whole
r your
M tree
vectant
ed ant!
Heals.
A fork never should be jabbed
Into a frying or grilling steak or
chop: it lets the juice out.
miaute
rds, the
luctiona.
A nttte mustard rubbed into the
band, after peeling onions will re-
move the odor.
At Leest She Should Be His Chi-
nese Bride in Death.
"I am
other’a
hardly
Irene Castle Hats
Shown in Austin.
New style features in millnery
are clearly portrayed in the show-
Homthmadt Ret
Stope Coughe
Sines the discovery, in
1896, of Nadinola. a
marvtloui bioaching
croam, thousands of
boautihti women have
learned ths secret of
Skin Re-creation
1 to
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Feel Stiff and Achy After Every Cold?
Do You Have Constant Backache? Feel Old and Lame and
Suffer Sharp, Rheumatic Pains? Then Look
to Your Kidneys!
5:
: JONGS PIUS
ranscpen
The One-Man Woman
—By Ruth Agnes Abeling---
Dr. B. B.
pyorrhoea,
method used.
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Doan’s Kidney Pills
At al dealers, 60c a box. Foster-Milburn Co.. Mg. Chemists, Buftalo, N. Y.
902 Congress
Avenue
week, March 4-10, and other routine
business matters will be transacted.
She la icavine s thought in ,z -ns j Don’t Suffer
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clean white ointment that will not burn
or blister like the old-fashioned mustard
Mrs. H. H. Bevier goes today to
San Antonio, where she is to take
a prominent part in the DRT cele-
bration of Texas Independence day.
New arrivale—Boys" Spring
Suite
2nd floor
1
Mise Margie Neal of Carthage
continues her stay in Austin and is
with her niece, Miss Corinne Neal,
at Gamma Phi Beta house.
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Bray, specialist in
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HAMBEIAIN
ef the laws for the
girls is directly in !
work being carried e
mane society throug
friendy worker, Mrs
Working silently, kee
always the knowledge
to her ears of the a
those to whom she ____
Bowen has dozens at cases i
fortunate girle each munth.
ing about a reconciliation b
ng
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THE CHRISTIAN
Is Coming
Coated tongue. Mar ate
brenth, torpid liver and
bowela.
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‘Strangers’ Banquet’ School Board Takes No
Proves Big Success
LUEDECKE-MOFFATT CO,
High Grade Merchandise Moderately Priced
—We are delighted to Show You Our Merchandise—
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No definite action on the pro-
posed building program in Austin
AIM
Loerilsconededwth
W FOR “
INDIGESTION
TO STOP PYORRHEA
If ous suffer from Pyorrhea, bleedine
er uleernted gums, abeenses, raw bolls,
locse teeth, •to., we will bend you a dollar
Edgar Jerry. Jr., left Monday for
Berkeley, CaL. where he alU visit
rolleye friends for a short time be-
fore Jolning Helding Smith of Aus-
tin in Ran Francisco for a trip
around the world.
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h,bad
••Mad
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r
for the purpose of relleving the
overerowded conditions existing in
local schools was taken by tne city
school board at its meeting Tues-
day night The plans were discuseed
in detail, but definite conclusien as
to the course to be followed was
postpaed until a later meeting.
Fanny Hurst Plot
On Texas Screen
"Just Around the Corner," show-
ing at ths Texas theater, is a pic-
ture of human life in an east side
family in New York. and is filled
with the origfnality of presentation
and the truth of Fanny Hurst in
drawing these human interest
themes. There is no melodrama,
though it plays around on the edge
of it in a number of places.
Margaret Seddon has the role of
the mother and portray* the part
very effectively. Sigrid Holmquist
has a part and Edward Phillips has
a laughable role.
5
Scott Wear. who suffered a para-
lytic stroke at his home. 705 Trin-
ity street, a few days ago. remains
very ill. It is reported that there
has been no change in his condi-
tion.
TOES every cold, chill or attack of
• grip leave you worn-out and utterly
miserable? Do you feel old and lame,
stiff and rheumatic? Does your back
ache with a dull, unceasing throb, until
it seems you just can’t stand it any
longer ?
Then look to your kidneys! Grip
colds, and chills are mighty hard on
the kidneys. They fill the blood with
poisons and impurities that the kidneys
must filter off. The kidneys weaken
under this rush of new work; become
congested and inflamed.
ute books mateguardine the iter-
Ml. of the helplees membera of M-
- elety was mounded yesterdey wro-
re
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Are Hostesses Today
For Country Club.
Mra. C. N. Avery and Mrs Ernest
Valle are hosteeses for the usual
ladies’ day affairs at the Country
club today.
A number of parties have been
arranged and with the approa h of
wprinK the club bids fair to return
to its accustomed popularity as a
meeting place for the families of
members and their guests
to their home in
Mesdames J. E Williamson. W
W Cavea, A. U Autick, L D. Bor-
den, A L Lenstng and O. B. Now-
ton are attending a meetine of Bap-
tiat woman at Bryan this wek.
Mrs wiuamon, prenident of Au-
tin dintrict, WMV. is presiding at
the meeting.
Mr. and Mr, R. C. Lomax arc
entertainine a family houe party,
having with thorn their daughtera.
Aendames D. C. Bland of orange
with her two chnaren, and Joi-
ton Mrorxan of Dallas, and ittle oon.
John Ban lay. Mr Morgan ha, alao
been nere and Judge Bland la com-
ing today from orange to be here
for the studenta’ celebration of
March 2.
fr- trial. If it
Otherwlse year
P3
Misses Lorena iad Merle Pharr
ere convalescing at the home of
their parents, on West Tenth street,
from short attacks of illness.
Polished and fine, clean and wel
directed, splendidly cast in fitting
and magnificent surroundings, "The
Htrangers* Banquet," showing nt
the Queen. has much to offer to the
theatergoer The story is a favor,
ite and Marshal Neilan succeeded
in getting a most unusual cast of
art Uta. having stars for every part
Claire Windsor has never done
better work and while she is giving 1
• 11 that a finished artist has to give j
would not
It’s little wonder, then, that every
cold leaves you with torturing backache,
rheumatic pains, headaches, dizziness
and annoying bladder irregularities.
Don’t neglect these early symptoms!
Kidneys troubles, if treated early, are
usually easily corrected. Neglected, the
way is paved for dropsy, gravel, or
dreaded Bright’s disease. Help your
weakened kidneys before it is too late.
Use Doan’s Kidney Pills. Doan’s have
helped thousands and should help you.
Ask your neighbor!
These Austin Folks:
Mo,
younger children.
hard heart that
waa trapped by an adventurega, •
went to New York, spent his for- l
tuna in riotous living. basking in
th* light of the unsteady eyes of
his reveling wife
Eleanor Boardman has the role
of Jean McPherson. adventuress,
and she is a startling beauty, while
the s0wns ehe wears are elegant
beyond description The life ahe
leads is one of splendor and ease
but it has tragedy awaiting at the
end of the road. While It lasts it
is fascinating and the set with
which she moves have innovations
aly.
Claude Gilingwater, Hobart Bos-
worth, Suart Holmes, Rockliffe
Fellowes, Ford Sterling. Nigel Bar-
rie and a dozen more stellar lghts
flit across the sereen, each doing
his work superbly.
An English school is teaching its
pupils ths songs of wild birds, by
means of gramophone records.
bronchial asthma.
Pinex is a highly concentrated com-
pound of Norway pine extract,
famous for healing the membranes.
To avoid disappointment ask your
druggist for “212 ounces of Pinex
with directions and don’t accept any-
thing else Guaranteed to give abso-
lute satisfaction or money refunded.
The Pinex Co., Ft. Wayne, Ind.
k
wo sous hero st airing wad
turning runaway girls to
homes and otherwise extendi
hand of friendship to unhappy
The humane soclety also da
tensive work in ironing out
cullies in desertion cases.
mot gripe er leave any umplemsane effect
ISmallcost-only 25c, Soldeverywhere
I Aeem"emeememmee
PERSONALS
'—hi .. -...............
Mies Princess Desks at Navasota
is visiting with Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Nass.
MRS. B. L. HALL, 2101 Canterbury 8t,
says: "I was so lame and my back and
aides pained me so, it was hard to get
about to do my work. When I stooped
I got dizzy spells and my head ached.
Darting pains through my loins bothered
me at tmes. I knew Doan’s Kidney nils
were good for that kind, so I got them
and it only took a few to cure me of
the attack."
county commissioners. The Texas
Bank and Trust company will pay
3.8 per cent interest on daily bal-
ances and will ask 5% per cent on
overdrafts This bid was accepted
oyer the bids of the American Na-J
tfonal and the Austin National
banks.
At The
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the charye. You pay
I are estiafiud. MARTIN
D»St 271, Independence
English film producers paid Ruby Miller, shown above. 12000 a week,
according to reports. Now she’s in California to enter American
movies. (Note: She’s red-headed)
• mus-
is With
th. It
ier the
Circle No. 1 Will
Meet Thu Afternoon.
Chyle No 1 of the University
Methbdist church will meet this
aftermoon at 3;30 o'clock with Mrs
John D. Jones, 412 West Fifteenth
street
3k
3
Pliny says that the Romans more
than 2000 years ago Imported
Roquefort cheese from France to
add flavor to their banquets.
Will Hold Meeting at
President's Home.
There will be a business meet-
ing of the WCTU at the home of
the state president, Mrs. Claude
De Van Watts, this afternoon at
3:30 o clock. •
nese bride in death.
Ah Sing Loy stood, his thin
brown fingers clasping those un-
responsive ones. Kate slipped out
and left him there alone.
At the front of the shop she
came to a sudden halt.
(To Be Continued.)
With two pair pants—and the
pants are lined insuring per-
fect service—ages 6 to 12.
All wool in fancy tweeds and
wool mixtures—Gray, Brown.
Tan—Norfolk Models. These
suits are indeed a wonderful
value, and with two pair
pants they will render serv-
ice for spring and summerf
and will do service for schoo. ■
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ogusdett,onpisnzaus.fesgn Amazingly Bepmand
•ora spot and draw, out the pain. Oet : Their guiek surativenetion atarta
Musterole at your drug store today. In the Harnack relievine the pain
3506Scin jars tubes; hospital size,$3. and diatraM, tba garcy Moatad taal-
----------------- ine: They keep, the liver activ
MEDIUM BROWN HAIR looks
best of all after a Golden Glint
Shampoo.—Adv.
Two pair pants—eoat has patch pockets and with
the novelty plait back.
Altar Society Meets
At Newman Club.
Mt. austin'a Altar mociety will
meet this afternoon at 2.20 o’clock
at Newman club-
63
Jay Thomas will furnish ths musi-
cal program and readings will be
given by Mrs. A. Brundrette and
Adeline Harvey and Eloise Miller A
luinuet by six junior high girls
will complete the program.
Pictures Will Be
Feature of U. D. C. Meet.
Admiral Wright, said to be only
living Confederate admiral will
show a collection of views and mov-
ing pictures at the meeting of the
United Daughters of the Cpnfed-
eracy at the museum this afternoon
at 3:30 o'clock. The showing will
follow a busgness meeting, which is
announced to begin at 2.20 o'clock.
Mra. Roy C. Cook and Mrs. Seth
T Mills will be hostesses for the
usual aortal hour at the close of
the program.
School Equipment Needs
Will Be Investigated Soon
Investjentions into the oqutpment
needn vt the Austin public nehools
in the departments of hiatory. hx-
Kiene, arithmetic and reading were
ordered Tuenday afternoon at a
meeting of principal, held in the
city supnrintendent a office. Thie
action followed a report recently
presented by a representative of the
state department of education fol-
lowing a tour of inspection of the
local -chools.
tract between herself and her els-
ter-in-law that will not he lost I
She is pretty. womanly.'a thinker I
who was instilled with the rough
henesty of her Irieh father. Shane
Keough, shipbuilder Keeping the
yarda on a paying bani after the
death of the father waa a real man-
"Ize Job and one that her brother
waa too weak to try. He. inetend i
Th. incomparable beauty of thousands of southern
women, that smooth, satin-like skin texture so much
admired — is the result of Nadinola Cream, which has
proved itself for more than a quarter of a century the
standard beautifying and bleaching cream. There are
many imitations out no equal.
Seientists long ago discovered and combined in Nadi-
nola Cream those elements which bleach the skin, remove
tan, frekles, pimples, and blackheads. Nadinola Cream
is now the choice everywhere by women who care.
Let Nadinola Cream re-create your skin. By its own
peculiar properties and virtues not found in any other
preparation — Nadinola Cream rids the skin and pore, of
impurities, smooths sway wrinkles and leaves the skin
helthy, smooth snd beautiful.
it is s pure white cream, scientifically compounded
and delightfully perfumed with attar of roses. It
is inexpensive. Applied at night, ths toe. package is
sufficient to remove mild cases of tan, freckles, black-
heads snd other discolorations, and the 11.00 sits
for ths most stubborn cases. Directions and binding
guarantee in each package. Get Nadinola Cream at your
toilet counter, use ss directed and you will be delighted.
Comedy Brings Fun
To Old Home Town
Now, if you want a laugh that
makes you feel good all through.
Just step in and see “Heroes of the
Street"" at the Hancock, with Wes
Barry running wild, punching the
other kids in the jaw, taking home
plenty of black eyes, spilling pea-
nuts down the back of the elab.
orate evening gown in the parquet
he sit8 and eats and squirts
Soda water from the balcony It's
• real, 100 per cent fun picture.
Clean, with enough thrills to inter-
est one genuinely, and well pro-
duced "
In the picture policemen come
into their own and get public rec-
ognition for the many things they
do and for which the most of them
rarely get credit. There is the
kindness of a mother, the honesty
or a L-ncoln and the loyalty and
devotion to their work brought out
that is overlooked unless put to-
gether compactly. They are real
human beings, these fellows, who
guard our lives and property, and
the picture gives them a fine send-
off. There is a dip into pathos
when the mother of the Callahan
home with Mickey, the freckle-
faced chip of the old block, happily
prepares for the Christmas tree for
the younger children, when Mike,
on.his beat, answers to the final roll
call with "The Shadow" in the
background. As tears are brushed
from Mickey's eyes when he is told
of the death of his father, he plays
Santa Claus for the pleasure of the
. Mrs. Mary Lea Brown is able to
be up after a week's illness of in-
fluenza.
ing at a meeting of the board at
directors of the Travis County Hu-
mane society, held in the office at
Mra. M. B. Moreland, secretary, in
the Littlefield building
The question of law enforeement
was brought up by Mrs. M Jones,
chairman of the social service com-
mittee. Texas statutes. Mrs Jones
declared, make ample provistow for
the protection of girls and women,
and throw safeguards around help-
less children and wives, but these
laws are worthlesa, unless they are
strictly enforced A certain loose-
neu in the enforcement of these
laws has resulted in an increasing
load being placed upon the shoul-
ders of social service workers in
caring for the victims of those
against whom these laws are di-
rected. Mra Jones said.
I A membership campaign is to be
launched by the Travis county hu-
mane society within the next few
days in an effort to swell the pres-
ent membership of about 200 to 1000
or more, it was decided yesterday
at the regular meeting of the board
of directors held at headquarters of
the society in the Littlefield build-
ing.
A committee to direct the drive
for new members was appointed
yesterday, W T Williams being
named chairman of the committee.
Other members of the committee
are O. W Murray, Mrs. W 8 Red.
The Assyrians were the first to
equip an army with iron weapons
School Club* Change
Day for Meeting.
Because of the holiday which
comes on Friday, several of the
PTA’s which regularly meet on Fri-
day have moved their meetings up
a day and are meeting at their re-
spec live schools this afternoon at
2:12 o'clock, the regular hour
Those schools announcing the
changs are Pease and Mathew*
Fulmore meets always on Thurs-
"i.Fuzopitprtanae
Strnin aisd Bring Comtort.
If you ars suffering with itching,
bleeding or protruding piles or
hemorrhoids, and have sever fried
eures tone us
report eanceis
Mi
j Kinney and Mrs. R. W. Cnapline.
The annual dues of the humane
society are $1.
School Not Discussed
The expected discussion of the
proposed erection of a girls’ indus-
। trial school in Austin did not come
i up at the meeting yesterday. It
had been planned to appoint a com-
mittee to have charge of the inves-
tigation and arrangements for this
project, but on account of the ab-
sence of one of the most active
workers in behalf of the proposal
the appointment of the committee
was deferred. This worker recently
made a trip to Houston and San
Antonio for the purpose of inves-
tigating the Harris and Bexar coun-
ties' girls’ industrial schools with a
view to gaining information which
may be of value to local promoters.
She was to have reported at the
meeting yesterday, but will likely
be ready with her report at a later
meeting
Appointment of O. F. Simmons as
chairman of the humane education
department of the society’s work
was announced at the meeting. His
coming humane educational cam-
paign in local schools was discussed
by the Board at length. Hearing
the various reports of active offi-
cers of the society and routine mat-
ters were taken up at the meeting.
You might be surprised to know
that the fest thing you can use for
a severe cough, is a remedy which
is easily prepared at home in just
a few moments. It’s cheap, but for
prompt results it beats anything else
you ever tried. Usually stops the
ordinary cough or chest cold ia 24
hours. Tastes pleasant, too—children
like it—and it ia pure and good.
Pour 2M ounces of Pinex in a
pint bottle; then fill it up with plain
granulated sugar syrup. Or use cla ri-
bed molasses, honey, or corn syrup,
instead of sugar syrup, if desired.
Thus you make a full pint—a family
supply—-but costing no more than a
email bottle of ready-made cough
-An as a cough medicine, there ia
really nothing better to be had at
any price. It goes right to the apot
and gives quick, lasting relief. It
promptly heals the inflamed mem-
branes that line the throat and air
passages, stops the annoying throat
tickle, loosens the phlegm, and soon
your cough stops entirely. Splendid
for bronchitis, croup, hoarseness and
ALL WOOL—Fancy checks and mixtures—Tan, Gray,
Brown—most attractive patterns. Ages 6 to 12.
Very unusual quality and extra well made. These
are really classed as Tailored Suits Cn R
A few suits with two pair pants in Im- Cl A Rr
ported woolens. Special.....-....... •IU.03
Boys’ Hats—Caps—in Woolens.
touched by it.
Thore Ie a corking Buster Keeton
comedy running along with it,
making the program more com-
plete in its aim to entertain.
TOfSter^ ai.
A
this-fall. Well
made... . . ......
The coroner entered. An un-
■ dertaker followed.
Gentle little Sing Loy was thrust
I ruthlessly out of the room. Strange
I men laid careless hands on his be-
. loved dead.
While Kate lingered about, hop-
ing to find some hint of motive. I
the two men made short work of
• their charge. To them the fluffy-
haired girl was simply a woman
• who had died in a "Chink joint."
i The silken wrappings were hastily
• removed And with their removal
the personality of the girl seemed
I to change. She lost something of
• her daring, something of her ven-
turesomeness. They left her. vir-
i ginly slim and white in fresh voile
1 undergarment. Incongruous with the
1 passion of color around her
"Found this," the coroner was
brusquely offering Kate a white
envelope. “Relative of hers? Might
want to read it."
He was gone, leaving Kate stu-
pidly fingering the envelope.
Her first thought was of Sing
Loy. Any message or ar possess-
ions which Alice might have left
should belong first to him. She
sent Latham, whom she found
restlessly paring the passageway,
for the oriental.
At length he returned. Sing Loy
trotted after him. There was de-
jection, grie, in every line of hie
figure.
Kate held out the envelope Sing
Loy took it, opened it glanced at
the writing and then shook his
head. He handed it bark to Kate
"You read," he said. “I not read
• Melican way"
Kate opened the envelope it had
been through the mail and had
been opened before the coroner put
it in Iter hands She slipped the
letter out and glanced at the con-
tents and signature.
Rhe said to Sing Loy:
“It'a nothing. Just a note about
some bills. II take care of it.’
Kate folded the note and put it
in her purse.
At first Ring Loy was inclined
to regard the action with suspi-
cion. A peculiar light shone in
his beady eyes, but died instantly.
After all, what was a scran of
paper with a few words written
on it! Alice was gone That he
knew and that alone mattered
He picked up the gorgeous silken
garment which had been cast aside
by the American men when they
entered the room He stood for a
second looking at the slim, silent
body of the girl. Then he replaced
its winding of colorful fabric.
At least she should be his Chi-
Program to Be Given
At Silver Tea.
At the mitver ten to be eiven by
Watch and Work circle at tne
King’s Daughters at the homa of
Mr aad Mrs. a M. Miller this
afternoon, between the hours of
3:30 and 5:30 o’clock, a program
of musical numbers and readings
win be gives.
Miss Gladys Gruber, Miss Kath-
O’Brien Minstrels
Feature Majestic
Jay Clay is the new discovery of
the O’Brien minstrels, and will be
heard at the Majestic tonight in a
killing monologue He will also
play end man with Smoke Gray,
Cracker Quinn, Roy Francis, Fred
Miller. James White. Stephen On-
dek. Jack Overholt. Allan Karlo will
serve as interlocutor and Edward
Cupero will direct the orchestra
Snappy music, new features and
an elaborate final have been ar-
ranged for it.
Mias Jeanette Collett left Mon-
day for Berkeley, Cal, where sho
expects to spend some weeks.
Mrs. Gordon Crablll of Galveston
is the guest of her sister. Mrs Gor-
don Lawson of 209 West Sixth
street.
\ Pan-American Officer*
Are All Re-Elected
All officers o: the Austin Pan-
American round table were re-
elected at a business meeting held
at the Driskill hotel yesterday aft-
erroon.
Plans were mads looking to the
further successful conduct of the
) round table and a resume of the
year's work informally discussed.
The resignation of Mra R. E Vin-
son was accepted and regret ex-
nressed that the removal of the
family from Austin will take her
from the round table, of which she
has been a valued member.
AT THE THEATERS.
Queent All-star cast in The
Houston, following a week-ena visit
In Austin with their mother, Mrs. C.
C. Campbell.
Mrs H. E Glass, who is recov-
ering from a slight operation at
Seton infirmary, has been removed
to the home nt her daughter. Mrs
H. E. Manlove. 411 Blanco street.
Mra A. L. Nethery, who has been
spending several weeks in Austin
while taking some lessons in voice
with Mrs J. W. Morris, returned to
he. horns In Ban Antonio Wednes-
a IAt the scout masters’ meeting
K Efinal plans will be made for observ-
j • ance of the 12th local anniversary
Hancock: Wesley Barry ia Ths
Horses of the tret"
Texasa “Just Around the Corner."
Qrand Control: -The Mysterious
Rider."
I C. M. Brown Plans to Start
Large Chicken Ranch Here
g Mr and Mrs C. M Brown will
■ arrive today from New Orleans to
I make their home in Austin. Mr
■ Brown is a lawyer by profession and
■ by "hobby" a chicken fancier and
I ft ia his intention to establish in
J Austin nr on its outakirts one of
the largest chicken ranches in the
state. Mr. and Mrs. Brown are
Texans, having lived in Fort Worth
for many years before gning to
New Orleans, and have chosen to
come to Austin because their
daughters, Mrs. Marvin Charlton
and Mrs. C. L. Crockett, live here
day. at 13 hats selected by 12 mil-
linery experts in Paris and featured
in the March Ladies’ Homs Journal
on the head of the inimitable Irone
Castle, who posed in them for the
Journal artist, looking prettier in
each than la the last.
Big hats, littie hats, hats for
morning and afternoon; sports hats
and picture hate, all are there and
in all the new shapes, colors straw*
•nd trimming novelties.
They're worth seeing for their
newnesa, whether or Mt there is
one of just the typo one might
choose for oneself.
—edMe^^res :
TODAYS CALENDAR.
Pease Sehoal PTA meeta at achooi;
3115 o'olock
Pathfinders meet, Mrs. T. J. Nass;
3:30 o'clock.
Ladiee Day st Country Club.
UDC holds historic program, mu-
seem j 2:30 o'slock.
Kings’ Daughters give silver tea.
Mra. C. M. MOkn 3:30-5:30
o’clock.
Fulmore PTA meets at achool j 3:15
o’ciock.
Mathews PTA meets at school; 2; 15
o'clock.
Texas Bank and Trust Becomes
County Depository Today
A plea for stricter safer w*m*nt
at al laws ra is flag to the protec-
tion of girls, wife aad child deser-
tion and all other laws on the stat-
re you one of them? Doyou
Eekanezsg know this method of shin re-creation?
for a 60 cent box of Pyramid Pile ,
■upposltorlrs. Taks no substitute.
If you would like to try them frst !
please send name and address to I
SragmsarBnakf,M2ch.6as Frmid
AUSTIN AMERICAN, AUSTIN. TEXAS. THURSDAY MORNING. MARCH 1, 1923.
L. P. RHOADS, farmer. 4511 Ave. C,
says: “My back hurt badly. A dull,
drawing pain would catch me when I
bent over to pick up something. The
kidney secretions were so that there
were times I couldn't retain them. The
trouble really pulled me down, for I be-
came languid and tired. I heard of
Doan's Kidney Pills, so I got them at
Michel's Drug Store and one box brought
relief to my back and regulated my kid-
noys."
Scoutmasters to
Have Diner Tonight
Members of the Austin Scout
Maters uassociation will meet in
rular session st scout headquar-
teds this evening beginning at 6
o’qlock. Luuncheon will be served
hjf the Scout Mothers’ club.
PThe Rally of all scouta and offi-
cAals iglled for Friday night will be
Held tonight instead, according to
Foel P. Amstend, scout executive
Whe rally was moved up on account
Af the desire of several troops'to
ake day and overnight hikes, the
executive said The rally will be-
Lin at 7:20.
Mra. W. A. Boswell has recovered
from an illness and is able to bo
out again.
Mr. and Mra. F E. Pryor have re-
turned from a two weeks” visit to
Mineral Wells
and eivefreeandel
aetion.
mmil
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