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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-08
PARA Ell PUEBLO
LABOR UNIONISTA

CON armas mobiles para que su polfties
hubisse sneontrado partidarios; pero
crey6 que 10 fuerza bruta, era el maior
procedimisnto para afarzAr ante ID
opinion pdbliea y ante los podsres
c cfcialss, , hubo dc apslar { los mas
inauditos procsdim'sntos para dss-
truir & sus advsrsarios, lsvantando
turbas; esgrimisndo 81 pAlo y sl pu-
nal; aeonseisndo el deg d lilo; snsarce'
lsndo 8 imponiendo penas ipiustss;
anex ando pueblos fedsrales & pueblos
republicanos para somsterlos 4 les
mas inicuas vsisciones; ssonaej ando
10 destruction do intsrssss, como 10
realizada en- 10 imprsnta do ~ adssr-
sario Mufoz Rivera; On una palabra,
someti6 & su propio pats q una situa-
ci6n jamas vl.tA en- los anales dc
nusstra historis aembr6 visntos y re-
cois tempestades, porqua cada cual
recoje el fruto de 10 que siembra.
La Union dc Puerto Rico. sembr6
y siembra 10 aemilla del bien, dc 10
confraterhidad entire aus hsrmanos, Y
recoge 6pimos ftutos para darlos {
gu patris, hAclendoae cAda dfa mas
fuerts y roblsta, meresiendo 10 con-
tisnzA de los digaos fancionarios que
eatAn frente q los destinos del pals.
Ds modo que, sus proeedlmientos,
basados en- 10 mas exquisite correction,
10 hi rodsado dc una hsrmosa aureols,
que Va abriendose horiz ontss expleu.
dorosos para Ia patria.
Pueblo, he ahf esbosado & grandes
rasgos nuestra labor, y 10 del parh
do republicano.
Eitudia. piensa. his iuieio , lus.
go que to h,yas penstrado bien "
consiencis, dirGs quisnes son tls YER.
daderoa am gos, si los unionistas que
laboran en- pro del pals 8 loI republi.
casos que solo HIN trAbsj ado para
ocupar los dessinos lblicos, dandole
un puntapi6 q su pals y q sua hernia.
nos.
LII lucha SO acercs; como. verdads'
ros patriotas, dig aos h'ios dol pueblo,
que siempre y en- todas lai situaciones
habeis sabido dejar bien ssntada 10
bandera que iunto hsmos tremolado;
por tanto, q vosotros este trabsio, que
en- 10 personifcAci6n de 10 mas pura
verdad sin efs;tismos nj adulaciones
para que DO dudemos de yuestra hon
radez polfslca
Dej.d & los que solo bueean vivir
& aexpensas de los incautos, aunqus su
dignidad ruedA por oil auslo; ellos 90.
ben que raeliz a un crimen do laaa
patris; sus &C nciencias leo gritA y
quien sabe lea quite sl auefio; on todos
los tiempos b habido Judas y Julia
mes, pero spenas les hs aervido 81
venta para zanzibar los horiz ontes de
81 porvsnir,
EI Comite.
MOroVis, Ahril 27 de 1904.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-08

Hon. RI Aei Tlrado Verrier, Juez de
eIta Corie Municipal, que SO publ.
quen edictJs por lefmino de quircs
dia naturAles en- tres n6msroa conIe.
cutivOs en uu peri6dico de los de ma
yor circulsci6n de e.ta isls, para que
los que sc c'esn peri IdicAdoG puedsn
opC nerse en- ell plaEo d.cho contar
desde el prtmero en- que Aparezca pu
olicRd0 esIs edlcto citandose q todas
las personsG g le 80 cream iener aobre
diCh inmleolsS cualquler defecho
lodos sslel &C a qaienes pueda
puedt per- ID car ls c)nverai6n soi
clia5a pes que dsnIro de dl,h3 l6
m!no rug.ea opoIicl6n, psevlnien
DO , Q. pRsslu Il mltm3, AZ
rtsC. g fgJr5 la conversion toIiei-
ada, pa~srd tudOH los periulcIos
ie ley, e. sudo Ell preseule bsil
Di frma j selo de la Corte en Hu
macao u Mayo de l 900
AclSclQ Garclc
SecTetArio do lA Corte Municipal. |
!, Ia,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-08
EI Comite.
dorovis, Abril 27 do 1905.

las tretAa ri las artlmAflas del Alcal'
de de San Juan.
E esnso 90 Guspende, porque 90
Illegal y porque el AyuntAmiento no
puede destinar sus fondos &....A CO.
sAs polfticas, Y Ahora 90 aplicsrfa
con soda oportunidsd aQuella frase
de zArz aela que 60 ha hecho c6lebre:
<No to vistas, que no vas,
Nuestros psrabIsnes & Ia Junta
Local de Ia Union y & B snitez CsstR.
d D, por el 6x 10 que Alcanzan.
Va Saben JuauA DfAz y Bayamju
cual eS el camlno. Eie censo "a pA.
pel.... moiado,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-08
Pidn0Id MetIOStiI

El sparato mAs perf9cto para to-
car 81 piano. Sc veDden ds contado
y q plszos m6dicos. Sc Ldmiten piA'
no' de uso en- pSgo dc una pArte del
precio de uno de elIos, Q de un piano.
PiAnola o piano corrisrts, Diriglrse
al senior den Mario s. Gieg.l, Cruz 4.
San Juan.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-08

general dsndo cuenta de hlber arrss'
1ado este stfior por lniurlas & In DO.
licis, aparecisndO despues denunciado
el mi'mo por AlGsrGr Ia psz pdblisaP
81 visrnes hA de CelsbrArss sl juicio ,
hemos de probar las msntIras que 4
diArio dicen los individuos de Ia poll
cfa fnaular.
CoRREsPoNsAL,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-08

Attorney General y Preside ate del
Crmit6 de- FrAn1u'cits,
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-08

L breve sc harAn obiAs de re
fJlmAs 90 . casa n6mero % de q
cafe de Sac FfsnciIco, f.enle Ia
plsE principal. Sc proyectA levAu
trle N nuevo piSo. Su prop'et 10
e. etu J &c s.mt hAno.
La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1906-05-08
Para eurar un resfr. ado en- un

Ola, tome ell LAXATIVE BROMO
QUININA. El boticario lie devolverael
dinero 81 no 90 curs. La frma de z.
W, GROVES hAlla sn eada caiita.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
BIG RALLY is
HE'D At WALLACE

a large number of voters attend-
ed the Republican meeting held Of
Wallace Monday night and listened
to speeches BY o. A. Ashburn, Re
publican candidate for the State
Senate, Marcus L Riblett candi-
date for the legislature. Benjamin
Brown Stout. candidate for county
commissioner, and Stuart +. Reed,
chairman Of the Republican execa-
tive committee. The meeting was
the largest one of the kind held in
Wallace and it was most enthus-
iastic one, the hall being crowded to
its capacity. The issues of the
campaign were explained in clear
and forceful manner by the speak
ers and a deep impression was made
on the minds Of all who heard Them.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
CASE
TO BE DECIDED

The case of the Crescent I4iquor
Company against Thomas c. -Platr
and the United States Express Com
pany will be decided by Judge Ma
than Golf in federal court tomorrow
mornig. Announcement was made
bv Judge Golf to that effect this
morning in court The case Is
based on an application for an in
junction against Plat and the eN-
press company for an injunction y
restrain the defendants from dis
eliminating against the plaintiff
in the matter of the shipment OF
liquors and violation of the inter
state commerce act The conten-
ton is that the liquor company Is
doing a lawful business and makes
legal shipments of liquor and as the
express company is a common car
rier it must receive and haul law
full liquor shipments. The express
company's action ii is alleged, was
brought about by charge made to
grand juries to investigate G. q.
ID. liquor business and some indict-
ments against express agents in
this respect
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
FOOT BALL GAME
NEXT SATURDAY

West Virginia University VII!
meet the Tigers Saturday, Oct. %.
West Virginia beat the Tigers last
year by close score. 60. The
Tigers are holding nightly practice
and are getting in fine shape. and eXI-
pect to show the people a good game.
Christler, who received sprained
ankle in the Wilmington game, will
be in the line-up Saturday. Sever
al new players are reporting for
practice every night and are max
ing fine showings. AS this is the
first real game Of the season large
crowd Is expected to attend
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
FOR
SILVER CUP SHOW

Poultry fanciers all over the
state are looking forward to the big
Silver Cup Show TO be given BY the
CIarksburg Poultry and Pet Stock
Association in this city Feb 8 .,
and 8, 1907, and are preparing t.
participate in the same.
The show will be the third am
nual exhibition of the association
and this year it win be larger ana
better than ever before and It Is
safe to say it viii be the biggest eN-
hibition Of its kind that has ever
been given in the State Of West
Virginia In number Of entries lt
will be the largest. Fanciers from
a number of states are being at
tracted to the show and will make
entries. There Will be $500 in
cash prizes awarded and $500 in
silver cups. The catalogues are be-
ing prepared and viii be ready Tor
distribution about Nov. Is, Those
desiring any information regarding
the exhibition may procure snme by
writing the secretary, William Fl,
Lewis, Clarksburg.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
Before Judge Gof IN Special
OF Court Of United
States.
l.AHY7IsRs ARGUE MOTION
70 Amend Court Record BY Stfil
- F,or 10 Inlietments-


A special term Of United States
court opened at 10 O'Clock Tuesday
morning with Judge Nathan Colt
on the bench. The specific object
Z OF the term was to try the Baltimore
g Ohio Railroad Company on an iu-
formation, charging the company
with violations ot the inteFstate
commerce Law in slleged dcrinl=
nations against the PhiIip ceal
Mining Company Id the rtbu7
ton OF cars
The indictments return last
April. were regarded defeet and
for that reason the district orneg
elected to make up an mi tion
from the testimony gise his
presence before the grand jun that
returned the indictments ainst
the ailroad company onttiis aree
and use that as a basis Of the trial.
The defendant demurred to the ms
ttictments and made motion that
tile court record he so amended rs
to strike out Tie informatfony
which, If done means the quasalnes
OF the information and the end 8
the trial, unless the indictn1eat
Themselves are held good
A legal battle royal consumed the
first hour of the session as TO the
manner OF procedure, after which
Attorney John G. Wilson, Of Batt
more, railroad counsel, ably advo
Gated the motion TO strike the ms
formation from the court record. q F.
fer which recess for dinner was tax
en-. Associated with Mr. Wilson
arc John Bassel-and John w. Davis
for the railroad. and Judge Biz
Yard and +. NJ. Showalter apPear
for the prosecutions
At o'clock Judge Blizzard Tor
the Government argued at length
and ably against the motion of the
defendant regarding the infornna
ton, to which reply was made anqa
the matter submitted to the court
In the event the motion should be
OVerruled by the court the y VI y M
be called and the actual trial val
begin tomorrow morning.
Court adjourned at 3:45 O'Clock
after Indicating that an order would
be entered tomorrow setting aside
the order filing the information, nm
less counsel agreed on some other
order. Il was held the information
was inyalid and without an affidavit.
Notice was given that new I'M
nation with an affidavit would be
filed tomorrow.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
REV. BAZAAR
IS REI=TIg RNED

WASHINGTON, Pa, Oct. %
The PittSburg conference of the
African Methodist Episcopal church
in session since last Wednesday,
closed Yesterday by making pastor
al appointments. S. p. West was
appointed presiding elder of the
Wheeling district, and the follow
ing pastoral appointments were
made Wheeling, NJ. \. Dyer;
Clarksburg. f. r. Baxter: Morgan
town. j. A. Pfttison: Parkcrsburg.
F., e. Obriatt: Charleston. 70 %,
supplied; Buckhannon. Il. NJ. H.
Henderson: Bluefield and Freeman.
S, ID. HUFF; Wellsburg, \. II. Field ::
Sistersville. Page shannon Bever.E
and EIkins. Perry Prithlow Wes-
ton. j. l.. Griffith: Huntington and
Ceredo, ]. W. Carter: Williamson:
to be supplied Ecknan. l.. l..
johnson. Goodwill and Shenonah,
j. c, Young Boone City, r. +. Ma
son: Coketown. to be supplied
Franklin City, to be supplied Fair
mont and Grafton. TO be supplied.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
TAX CASES ARE
TO De HEARD

Some OF the States brightest
legal Lights and some others viii 9e
IN Fairinont this week in attend
ance npon the hearing before Judge
John w Mason: of the circuit court
of the application of the B. a. o.
r. M. & n, NJ. r., Pawpaw and z
IS. q G. railroad companies % be rer
liexed of alleged excessive asses7
ments made upon their pTopertl'
By the Board Of Public works
For the RAILROAD cOllipalllas " e.
lev Mdll5han, Of Charl estpl l'ay-
Tor Vinson, of Huntingdon Ohm
Basel and John w Davis,
Glarksbufg, and Y. n. Arnett q
Fairmont, will -be heard while 4 ,lS
Commissions, Charles w. Dillon,
Governor NJ AZ! al Dawson II
CharIest9n George z; BsSes
Morgantown, and n. g Matthew
81 Charleston. Will rePg ent the
State. Governor Dawson W. he
one Of file State main VITA
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
INF0N BY
TIE ElRs TONIGHT

a class of candidates will be mi
tiated into the Clarksburg lodge Of
EIks at fine meeting to be held IN
the lodge rooms on Third street this
evening. There are quite Num-
Der Of candidates t0Ibe initiated and.
it became necessary oshaye one ini7
tiation tonight and another next
Tuesday night. The soeiul session
which is given cenlplimentary II. az
members will be held
for both classes next Tuesday night,
following the second initiation. 1t
is requested that all members pos
sible be in attendance this evening.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
.LEPER BURIED
NOT BURNED

The report that the Syrian leper
was cremated at Pickens turns out
to be untrue. The remains were
given a respectable burial Saturday
night by men sent from Elllins. The
grave is between the railroad and
where the shanty stood. Every
possible precaution was taken. y
barrel of lime was deposited on top
tom Of the grave, lime was also
placed in and around the box con-
tanning the coffin and then another
barrel of lime was deposited o top
of the box. The grave was then
filled with earth. A very good cot
fin was used. Following this the
shanty the Ieper occupied was burn
cd.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
AGED CONDUCTOR
DIES At GRAF TON

GRAFTON, Oct. 2S-Jeseph d.
Clayton, veteran passenger en-
gineer on the Parkersburg branch of
the B. & o., died here last night
from the effects OF nervous break
down which had confined him to his
bed for several weeks. He was Go
wears OF age and had been in the SER
vice of the B. & o. for over 40 years.
Mr.. Clayton was two months over
his time for retirement. Several
years ago he held the position OF
assistant trainmaster under Supt. i.
NJ. Sheets. He Is survived by a
wife.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
SNOW STORM
BEATS RECORD
(Rv Associated Press

DENVER, Colo. Oct. 23-The
snow stern which began last FRI
day night still continues through
ont eastern Colorado and Southern
Wyoming. There is 10 feet OF snow
in the Rockies.
New Mexico, Western Texas and
Western Kansas and Nebraska have
the heaviest October snow storm Of
which there is any record, The
snow fall in Denver is over 90 i'm
ches. The temperature is around
the freezing mark. But little
damage has been done.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
RATE
FOR OUR COAL

WASHINGTON, Oct. 23-Tbe
Interstate Commerce Commission
today received complaint from 7. ii
Harre1l, Of Oklahoma City, Okla.t
that the Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Railroad Company is making exec,
sive over-charges on shipments Of
West Virginia from ST LOUIS
to Oklahoma CITY. The complaint
expresses The belief the discrimintl-t
lion is due to the defendants IN
terest in Oklahoma mines.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
Rnmn drew ID COLLISION

The report about the streets totl'l,y
that there. was a bad collision Of
sstfeet scarsrol 'V5e;st pike street last
night was greatly exaggerated 'lIw2
cars bumped together lightly and
rieces OF q broken windiQyili one "a
them we're dislodged and fell 70 the
floor witl Z lElIsr but. no damage
was done ail9 NOT e4s' was luFeS
The pa gers s0n me cars ialfdlA
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
Fairbanks Speaks
Az Associnted Pregs.l

TULSA. /. r.. Oct. 23-Nice
President Fairbanks travelled
through Indian Territory today
speaking at a dozen different cities
from the rear end OF the platform
of the train. Tomorrow he will
make a run through Arkansas.
Fairbanks arrived here early this
morning from Oklahoma City where
he spoke last night.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
STREET CAR
RUNSAWAY
Bx Associated Press.l

MICHIGAN CITY, Ind, Oct. q
A runaway traction car on the
Indiana Northern line, runnig
from Laporte TO this city, crashed
ito moving freight train on the
Pierre-Marquete railway today near
here. Twenty-Five passengers were
shaken up, but not badly injured.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
AS KILL
AN OFFICER
AN Associated Pregsh

Vby- AssOcIaleu I TEFFpg !
NEW YORK, Gets i9A+4lnf Il
fight with two burglars early TODAY
Roundsmun James McGarrv was
fatally shot. The burglars were
discovered robbing a drug store at
Kingston avenue and DeGraw street.
A running fight followed until the
policeman was shot. The burglars
escaped.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
No Prayer Meeting

Because of the repairing now be-
ing done in the First Rresbvterian
church, the paster, the Rev, Vim, II.
Hudson, will be unable to conduct
the regular mid-weell prayer meet
ing Wednesday EVENING". q
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
Has Typhoid Fever

Larry Cs11l an italian, of Water
street. was tatent to 1.-THE hospital
Monday morning and admitted as
patient to receive treatment for ty-
phoid fever, vim which he is al
tlicted
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
Ki1sSR4H Down Man
(R8y8sgociated Press. j

LONDoN, Eng, Oct. 23-As
King Edward was leaving town II.
am AUTOMOBILES today for the New
Market races. his car Knocked down
n man. but no. serious consequences
resulted.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
Mis- increase

A Tomkias, Tho contractor. hns
been awarded tie contract for a
large assoFting, ronsi ut the tin.
plate mills. Heiwill begin work on
the snmcfRt once.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23

Governor. 1E I n. %. Dawson ar
rived here this afternoon and will
speak. atthe2 court house tonight.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23

4 Month o County Conlnlsslol59T sf31sg9
This is ssofB Brown Stntt who
of Harrison COUNTY
in 1881 and of Ben
iamin and
family of fifteen children whom are
living honorable thrifty citizens The en-
command the respect Their neigh
Mr. Stout The nonih for the county
court stands high II public 1sN8fs
flrmer all his life always industrious
of extraordinary energy lie Ien
been advantageous developing
the county and every attended fair arsbur
Knows MT stout for he has old 40
one Of the principal promoters the grounds which prom
Use Harrison county.
Mr. Stout served county eoInissoner from ~ 70 @
that Harrison county aetter president o.
the county lie the Office careful and and
bring tecoun affairs up TO he
hest stand Of efficiency. ~ M fs@,.s
election membership o.
3af bodS sTIetz l6yai pdblc1 experienced
man in county affairs the vote IN the
county, as well the vote of other citizen 49,
B. Brown Stont He Is an tonois
man that spOtess .tN 6& III
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1906-10-23
Italians Trial Continued

The trial Of Gioyanni Destillo,
the Italian charged with cruelty mis-
treating and torturing heifer near
the Industrial bridge, was, continued
by MagistTate Gordon this morning
until this evening at o'clock on
account Of the hearing of q big
civil suit in his court.
a marriage license has been is.
sued to Charles J. Gibson and Clara
L. Lang css
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-06-23

President Mckinley. Goldman is a
Russian, was educated in Germany.
has lived the greater part of her life
in America. Her family was orthodox,
but she early showed radical tenden-
cies and says that the hanging OF the
Chicago anarchists in 1883 converted
her to anarchiSm.
The United States has been the scene
of two anarchist outbreaks: the Chi
cago Haymarket tragedy, May 4, 1886.
when a bomb was thrown, killing
seven policemen and woundng y
others, the assassination of President
Mckinley, September 6, 1901. Eng
land has been singularly free from
anarchist violence, the nearest ap-
proach the Trafalgar square riot NO
vember Il, 1887, France, Spain ana
Italy have suffered severely.
One writer declares it was France
that made anarchy possible, anarchy
the legitimate child of the revolution.
Italy, country where the knife so
quickly atones for wrongs both great
and triiiing, is most productive of an
archists. Salvatore Cortesi, writing III
the Independent, informs us that the
serious work" of Italian anarchy be-
gan in 1894 with the murder of Prosi-
dent Carnot by an Italian anarchist.
Then followed quickly other work by
the Italians. Lega fired at Crispi, Ac'
ciarite tried to stab King Humbert,
AnoioliIlc shot dead the Spanish pre-
mier, Lucheni asgassinated the en-
press of Austria and Brcsci killed
King Humbert, Cortesi lays the blame
of these on the Italians habit Of talk
ing vengeance In his own hand-in
spite Of a naturally gentle spirit his
hereditary leaning toward secret SO
cetes, and the exciting influence OF
the writings of Reclus, krapotkin,
Proudhon, Emma Goldman, and 9th
ers.
In Spain from the first the anarchist
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1906-06-23
NeCkwear and Other Accessories OF Dress

prove her taste, and we, too, go in for
handmade lawn tie with embroidered
collar. The lingerie tie Is much smart
er than the usual silk tie; it should
be narrow, may be edged with bit
of real lace or may be scalloped, have
a buttonholed edge.
We do not see, in the rage Of the
lingerie blouse with its permanent col
lar, 50 many fancy stocks as formerly
The separate stocks are those for wear
with the tailored waist, elaborate ones
as a rule are a part Of the blouse.
There are separate Chemisettes and
cuffs to wear with guimpe dresses,
which continue in favor. Cuffs are
very deep. the chemisette Is ornament
ed back as well as fore, for so many
frocks to-day are cut low or with V
back and front.
Green silk gloves give touch Of YER
dency to the streets, are aCcompani-
they are Of silk, and always match
some trimming of the costume, eirdle
or foliage hat They are
rather fetching, look cool and pretty
with light summer gowns. Some green
parasols are abroad, considerable green
is used for trimming. POngee and
tussah coaching parasols remain in
favor and they are so smart one does
not wonder they hold their own 30
well. Speaking of green gloves, 1t may
be they are worn because nothing else
IS to be had-long gloves have become
so expensive, in such demand, the
dealers say to the manufacturers
Send anything, anything" Every
body wears short sleeves. everybody
wants long gloves.
Suede belts the color of the dress
ticed neat brown costume-and over
in Paris brown, though rather a warm,
dull color for summer, is the thing
the belt shaped suede that seemed a
very part Of skirt and blouse. The
skirt was a light weight wool and
fitted the girlish form perfectly, but
without accentuation Of the figure.
The blouse was a brown pongee made
full back and front and with full
sleeves coming just to the elbow The
hat was one or those coquettish tur-
bans that this season is responsible
for it was all black, the gloves were
black. the low shoes a dull black.
ELLEN OSMOEDE