You will see The First Woman in her glory—as gay as a breeze in spring and as dynamic as a whirlwind sweeping the western plains. You'll love The First Woman. You'll admire her courage, you'll admire her beauty, you'll admire her wit and her speed. No, you're And you'll see The First Woman in a marvelously surprising story—a story that will hold you firmly until the end and then give you a gentle shock that will leave you exquisitely bewildered. The First Woman has adventure, it has pathos, it has drama of the most powerful sort, it has comedy that will convulse you with laughter—it is a mighty good picture. See beautiful Mildred Harris in "The First Woman." IDAHO HOLSTEIN SETS NEW BECORD University Cow Produces Her Weight In Milk Every Fifteen Days Idaho Violet Posch Ormsby, a registered Holstein in the University of Idaho herd, produces her weight in milk every fifteen days. Violet weighs 1502 pounds and is producing more than 100 pounds of milk a day, having recently completed a seven day official record of 730.7 pounds of milk and 29.332 pounds of butter, thereby breaking the state record for milk production. The former state record for milk of 720.0 pounds was held by Marcena Mabel Hartog, owned by the Intermountain Institute, at Weiser, Idaho. Violet is the third cow in the state to produce more than 700 pounds of milk in seven days on official test. Violet is a persistent producer, having completed two 365-day records, each over 20,000 pounds of milk.  and over 1000 pounds of butter, which gives her the distinction of being the only cow in the state to produce more than 1000 pounds of butter in 365 days. 