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The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
Ambassador srIee ooe. to Canada.

Washingtou.---James Bryce. the
british ambassador, accompanied by
Mrs Bryce. left here Sunday for a
visit OF several weeks to Canada. dur.
Ing which he will stop at Ottawa to
enfer with several other prominent
oticials respecting various questions
pending between Canada andI the
! nited States. which are to forR the
LASTS OF treaties between Grear Brit
ain and America. The British am
bassador had a final interview Satur.
day afternoon. preparatory to bis de-
parsure, with Secretary Roo.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
sorah's enl Bumped.

washington.--The senate voted
down Senator Borah's amendment 70
the code bill prohibiting senator's and
congressman from accepting fees for
services as attorneys In any court pro.
csdare In which the United States Is
directly or Indirectly interested. There
was no record vote. but only few
senators stood with Borah. BuFkett.
Brown, Dixon. Bourne. iafosiette.
Clark Of Arkansas. Bacon. Stevenson
and Richardson. Senator Borah says
ne viii Introduce another bin accom-.
plishing the same object,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
Killed His Eianee,s sro,,..

huntington, W, va.-Beeause n, IN.
'er1erenee with plans for the mar.
rage OF his sister. Henry Bean /.
prosperous young farmer living NJ
fr,chard' was shot through the head
anu Killed on Friday by viryil Hat.
Yen tue young woman's fance. rounp
hatten and Miss Daisy Bean were ~
nave oeen married Friday. when
hatten. accompanied by a r,n,s.a.
Sne party OF friends. arrived at the
tso cn nome. he was met by the girls
.Iuenes' VINO forbade him on the
'.Ses ana subjected him to insults
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
Banker Sent to Jail.

San Francisco.--R, Il. Ragland. pres
ident OF the Citizens State bank,
which recently suspended. was on Sat.
arday sentenced by Police Judge Con.
Ian to six months Imprisonment for
exhibiting revolver In rude and
threatening manner" to j. Pomansky.
deposition In the bank. who sought to
recover his money An additional
sentence Of three months imrrison,
ment was imposed on the banker for
carrying concealed weapon. Rag.
iands attorneys gave notice OF an
appeal
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
California willing 10 Pay HAN.

Sacramento. Cal--Goyernor Giliett
started for Washington. D. C.. Mon,
day morning. where he win so before
the rivers and harbors committee and
urge the passage of an appropriation
OF 100000 for the deepening and i'm.
proyement of the Sacramento and
San Joaquin rivers. He will be ready
to assure the committee that n the
federal government will furnish $780,.
600 the state win put up the same
amount, and that the work shall be
done under the supervision Of the gov.
eminent engineers s-.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
Labor Union. to Aid Health o,fo.r..

San Francisco. m Meetings were held
on Sunday by members OF the Retail
butchers association OF San Fran
cisco. members OF the BARRIERS union
and the owners OF barber parlors
throughout the city to further the
plans OF the health authorities In rid.
ding the city of rats and other aids to
the spread OF the plague. should there
be a return OF the dread disease to the
city with the return OF warm wealth.
or The institutions all agree to lend
every assistance 10 the crusade.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
TOWNS WIPED
OUT BY TORNADO
Windstorm Strikes Mississippi and
Texas, Ten Being Killed and
Many Injured.
Districts Visited by Disastrous Twis
ter Were spsrseIy Settled or the
Loss Of Life Would Have
Been Much Heavier.

Meridian, Miss.-Three small Mis-
sissippi towns were practically de-
molished by tornado on Friday. Re-
ports of the number killed range from
six to ten, with the smaller number
probably correct. Mossville, Service
and Sovo are the towns destroyed.
They are all in Jones county, and all
are very small, being merely hand
ful of scattered dwellings. The tor
nado struck them about noon, and in
most instances Is reported to have
carried the buildings in its path COM
pletely off the lots on which they
stood. Nearby fields were covered
with wreckage, and the branches OF
trees were Uttered with small house
hold articles.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
boy Tells Of His Fathers Criminal Ao-
tlons.

Chicago, Joseph Mulhall. l6 years
OF age. ON Monday before United
States Commissioner Foote. testified
that his father, James r. Mulhall. Is
criminal. Il IL alleged that the ia
Their was implicated In the swindling
OF Minnesota produce raisers under
the name OF the Niecolet Creamery
company Of Minneapolis He Is said
now to be fugitive In Canada. Jacob
Williamson, arrested for the same Of
Tense alleged against Mulhali. is light
ing extradition.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
klIIsd Formsr poIloem.n.

Oklahoma city. okla.-z. 4. BEEN.
tioSsom Was sho, and killed at noon
Tuesday ON his farm three miles
north OF this city. by J. Z. woodson.
o former tenant, with whom he be.
came involved in quarrel Mr..
Beemblossom was former policeman
" this thy. ana Inter United States
marstsi srd united States cattle In.
speetrr, AID took a prominent part In
county aud state politics. Mr.. Wood.
son ciaim11be shot in self-defense
ne came own and surrenderedssc
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
Treasurer Of Edison Company sui.
eides.

West Orange. N John y. Ran.
dolph. treasurer Of the Edison Manu-.
featuring company. OF which Thomas
A. Edison is president. committed sui.
eide tn the cellar OF his residence ON
Nes Valley way on Monday by shoot.
Ing himself In the head. II Is be-.
heved that Mr.. Randolph was tenn.
poFariiy insane. as neither IN his busl,
hess nor hts family affairs was there
any known cause for the act Mrs.
Randolph attempted suicide when she
learned of her husbands death.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
Buried Underneath FaIlico uou...

Pittsburg.-Friends fear that David
Reed % years old. steamboat fire.
man. and Edward Hobbs. his friend,
are buried in the debris of two Penn
avenue houses that collapsed early
MONDAY. after the flood had weakened
their foundations. Reed roomed ar
one OF the houses, and was last seen
gong toward the house. Hobbs is
thought to have gone home with him.
Neither has been seen since. CITY EN-.
pIoyes and others have made a search
OF the ruins, but the bodies have not
yet been found.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
Hitchcock Resigns to Manage the TAFT
Presidential Campaign.

Washington.-F II. Hitchcock.
hrst assistant postmaster general,
concluded his service with the govern
ment Saturday, and on Monday
handed his resignation to the presi.
dent. In short time he will take up
the work of managing the Taft presi.
Dental campaign In earnest. Mr..
Hitchcock will take a few days vaca.
ton before he enters upon his political
work. He viii make his headquarters
In this city. Mr.. Hitchcock will DO
succeeded by DIR. Charles NJ. Grand.
held. now chief clerk In that office.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
otsh's Surveyor General Must Worry
Along on Same Old Salary,

Washington.--An unsuccessful ef.
Tort was made In the house on Sa;ur-
day when the legislation. execution
and judicial bin was under considera.
ton TO amend II. increasing the sal.
aries Of surveyor-generals. The pro-
posed increase would have given the
surveyor'gvneral of Utah $4,000 in.
stead OF $4,000, Representative How.
ell made speech In favor OF the In.
crease. In which he ehided his fellow
members for increasing their own
salaries aud denying the increase 10
others
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
High Waters in Indiana.

indianapolis,-The White and the
Waoasn rivers are raging. giving the
nood situation near Hazleton a more
alarming aspect. From Petersburg
lnd-' near the junction of the forks Of
we white river, to the junction of
the white with the Wabash river. the
water is running from FIVE 10 ten
~ s.ues VIDE. Families in many places
- soa.hern Indiana are being driven
mo.n nome In almost every bend the
nain s'resm OF White river is cutting
s aeioSs, which may cause portions OF
Tue fiser TO desert its present channel.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
steekmen In Conference at WASHING.
ton.

Washington. - Representatives OF
western livestock associations held a
meeting Saturday afternoon to discuss
pending legislation regulating grazing
on public lands. No conclusion was
reached. but IL was the sentiment of
the meeting that no legislation could
be passed at this session. Among
those who attended were Nude Nc
kenEies A. Z. Desiequles of Colorado.
J, c, Underwood OF Wyoming. S. III
Cowan OF Texas. Messrs. Pinchot, Pot.
ter and Byrues of the forest service.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
Could Add MInion. to Texas.

Fort Worth. Tex.-B. r. Yoakm.
head OF the Rock Island railroad lines.
addressed the State Association OF
Commercial Societies here on sstur.
day. His speech discussed problssas
OF development which the country
faces He declared there is but one
position or demand for which he will
give up his present work. and that is
to be governor. SO that he could ie>
selop the state. He said he could
bring ave million people 10 Texas In
four years II he was governor OF the
state.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
Blew Out the Gas and Nearly Killed
Entire Family.

san Francisco.-A young girls tx.
noranee OF gas almost caused the OBJ.
liberation OF whole family Saturday
night. including herself. As a result
Miss Berniee Collins, her father, w.
T. Collins. her mother and her broth
or, Guy Collins. are all under the care
OF a physician at their home, sufferins
from asphyxiation. Had IL not been
Tor the early rising of a ledger. the
unconscious sleepefs would never
have been aroused from their leth.
argic sleep.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
FREE.ToR.ALL FIGHT.
One Boy Killed and Three Others Ser.
York Reformatory.

New York. One boy Ia dead from
stab wounds and three others seri-
ously hurt as a result OF fight on
Thursday in which twenty boys par
ticipated In the correctional institu-
ton on Randal's island. The dead
boy was Meyer oshansky. is years
old. Racfello sfonza, the same age.
IL under guard at the institution.
charged with having inflicted the
wound which caused O'Shansky's
death.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
BUYS A NOBlEMAN.
Daughter Of Former Chairman Of the
isthmian Canal Commission
Gets a Title.

New York.-Miss Theodore Shonts
daughter of Theodore p. Shonts, for
merly chairman of the isthmian canal
commission, was married Saturday al
noon to Manuel Theodore Bernard
DAlbert De Luynes, Duke De
Chaulnes. of Paris. The Duke De
Chaulnes is 20 years old and a mem.
Der OF one of the most aristocratie
families OF the French nobility. He
has house in Paris and an hereditary
castle In one of the French provinces
Theodore p. Shonts, the brides ia
Their, is now president of the Inter
borough metropolitan company. which
operates the New York elevated rail
roads and subway
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
Thinks Of Valentine for Sister in Face
OF Death.

Chicago. Stretched out on an oper
ating board in the Englewood Unior
hospital Saturday night. where two o,
the staff physicians were cutting of
his lacerated little legs in an en-
deavor to save his life, Hermann Hill
newsboy. years old, demanded OF
the doctors: Say, whichever one O
you guys that's got my nickel go oui
and buy a valentine and send 1t to my
sister, ! promised her one and she is
waiting for It," The little fellow nae
been run down by a street car while
selling papers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27

81. Petersburg The trial OF Lier
tenant General stoessel reached tho
last act on Tuesday, the prosecution
waving the privilege of putting In ne.
huttal to the defense. Tho last word
was given to tho accused general. who
uttered only few sentences In a
firm yoice. and shouldered the entire
responsibility for the surrender OF
Port Arthur. III the court decides
that the surrender was a crime" he
concluded, II ask for the death sen.
tence.s
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
Pennsylvania Woman Loses Life Try.
ina 10 Save 0randohiid.

York. Pa.~-Two deaths resulted
from a fire on Tuesday In the home OF
Isaac Harrington. agent for the Penn.
syiyania railroad Ia tais city. Her.
rington started tho Kitchen fire and
stepped outside temporarily. When
he returned the house was ablake.
Mrs. Herringion rushed upstairs To
rescue a grandrhiid sleeping there.
She was overcome by smoke and sur.
located. The child was also susiocated
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
WELCOMED BY cHiLEANs.
American Fleet Passes valparairo, Is
Saluted by Entire Chilean Navy.

Valparaiso.-The great American
fleet of sixteen battleships, under the
command of Rear Admiral Evans,
passed Valparaiso Friday afternoon
and continued on it's voyage north
ward to Callao, Peru, the next STOP
ping place. All Valparaiso and thou
sands of persons from every city In
Chile witnessed the passing of the
fleet. President MONT and the other
high officials of the republic came out
from shore to, greet the battleships,
and almost the entire Chilean navy
exchanged salutes with them as they
swung around Curaumilla Point and
into Valparaiso bay in single file,
headed by the Chilean cruiser Chaca-
buco and five Chilean torpedo boat
destroyers.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27

" $500 Wv RAifEAAE VIII
1dogs. which medical books
are susceptible to iiphtheria.
through their mouths. communa
ne disease to persons.
humber OF the leading Democrats
hmpa are preparing 10 make a
uons campaign 10 land ono OF the
ecratic state conventions in that
and when the state committee
\ Boise ON the 27th.
public sale held near Caldwell
week, good ranch horses brought
verage OF $3.50 per head: beef
S35- The total amount Of the
fdS Of the sale was yI.sss. a
portion 81 which was In cash.
George G. Manle, the aensist
was arrested n Boise ON advice
Portland xhat he was wanted
llnnDno fHdning money under false
hses. hns started 4 tight. through
ney kinyon. against extradition.
rles Reid Was burned To death
cahla 81 Spirit Lake. last week.
rot III i drunk and went 10 his
and, X n supposed. built NJ 4
k6mnd efnf ~ bed. the fire be-
IS s Hoo's
state central com.
N Boise last week. and
$3.50 ~ .ne pia1e Tor
onsention. 10
-. io'so ~ rue
.s. hs ooh'
@ ~ s vas ~
inuiah sehoui
80 ~ auaehed. AZ Do
NC. 81 lhs s"enr dsAiena
~ ~ nre' Nothing was
hs puiiains
ssef. smpioyed In the Pay.
q nun, met with an acct
ssek wharh resulted In the
ie four fingers of the LEFT
Kiser was running a pleee
through the sticksr whsn
Was caught
pianee with what is deemed
10 b. = neeesssfx ~ o.s.a
SHOWN AZ Inc law Ea,n,ra
cue Il h,.snr sar,..as - a.,
sn,,ars... =, -, -
" .,. as A."n
.''os'as usAcs az the iate
- e ~ move.
.'anAsAh ~ q Monte
Is = opaa's psaa y proving
s y ans destruction
: h ~ c'apsos hleh' ~
~ heretoiofe The expense
- y xeanssas ~niie great
- a animals have been
norsn mas prepared an
81 so nrnator smoots szo-
~ FARMING piil which provides
10 nk fAhas under the
nanst - bona nee residents Of the
~ .1en hs iahas nied upon are
fe&. &enAtor Smcot has agreed 10
am<neenA
9f ~ 1zs carr OF horses and
: Han1nk machlaer, and supplies
bee9 unsoadsd Al shosbone with.
> p(pt three fnonths for the con.
NJ - the Tw9n Falls North gia.
~ I&Fy now have a; work a force
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1908-02-27
10 STATE NE VS.

ciety OF Friends Mt Greenlea
npleted their new church.
darters for the forestry de
~ have lately been established
lows.
revival meetings are TO be
Nampa. 4 noted revivaIIst be.
eAarge.
box has broken out at Rath-
md the schools have been
0wing TO the scare.
rs than $4,000 sheep are being
14 In Twin Falls county and the
are literally stocked with
J Drcsident has nominated and
tie confirmed ID. A. Utter OF
to be surveyor general OF
Brown, proprietor of the Roy
IT Caldwell. has disappeared.
being sought by numerous
city council OF Nampa has de.
- take up the work OF paving
IN. and will advertise for bids
~ work.
Dorado capitalist L. figuring on
@ction Of a cold storage and Ice
y Twin Falls with packing
~ connection.
] reclamation project near Bliss
inns Ferry win reclaim 10000
land. and II Ia planned to open
"a for settlement about the firss
bier.
are nearing compile.
D will be In oper.
daily capacity
aplicate OF
oise and
K lindz.
has INTRO
quarter section
reservation 10 the
which now main.
church on this land.
cfan In at work on mn
Which ne expccfs will
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-18
MEMS CLOTHING.

MEMS CLOTHING. Mems Working Coats, water proof go at. .79c up Soc to $1.50 Mems Overalls go at 36c up $100 Mems Pants go at ................... :. CSC $150 to $500 Mems Pants go at .99c up Boys Knee Pants go at ............... 16c up
 LADIES CLOAKS.
 Big lot Ladies Coaks, all styles and colors worth $500 to $12.00, will go at .......... .9Sc up
 NOTIONS.
 dat rms go aI ...... '''. 72e up SC Paper Needles go at .... ...................lc lc 10c Paper Safety Pins go at ,...............3c 5c Toilet Soap go at .......................2 Pc 10c Dressing Combs go at ................:.. .3c 15c to 35c Dressing Combs go at. ....... Sc up 10c to 75c Back Combs go at ..............3 Sc up Mems Smoking Pipes go at ............. 1c up Collar Buttons go at at.............1c 1c dozen up Hooks and Eyes go at ..............lc .lc dozen up Stationery at Given Away Prices.
 Jewelry Goes at Your Own Price.
 Ribbons will go at less than Half Price Dress Linings go at t..................3c Sc yd up 5000 yards Ginghams go at ............ 4c yard 12 1-2c Cotton Flannels go at 8 1-2c yard 15c Cotton Flannels go at ...............1 .12 1-2c
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-18
Bear In Mind

That Abe Veil wholesale dealer and always bought
 direct from the mills figures much less than the ordinary retailer So everybody should avail themselves of this golden opportunity of buying upodate light and heavy weight dry goods at prices far below the cost of the production
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-18

NECKWEAR
 Big lot Mems Ties go at ............. .3c 25c to soc Mems Ties go at ...l1c up
 SHOES
 Every man. woman and child should buy at least
 two pairs of these shoes. 1000 pairs of Men's Women's and Children's Shoes will go at the raw cost of the leather
 LADIES FURNISHINGS. Ladies Gloves go at !.. ..............1 He up Big lot Ladies Hose go at ..................3 Sc 10c Ladies Hose go at ..................... DC 15c Ladies Hose go at ............,...;;. Sc 25c to 75c Ladies AHose go at t............ lie up Big lot Ladies Hose Supporters go at. Sc 25c to 50c Ladies Hose Supporters go at11 to 19c
 LADIES UNDERWEAR. soc Union Suits go at c............,.2 29c 75c Union Suits go at ..'..'.'..''.. ;5Sc 5Sc 25c Children's Union Suits go at ......;; .16c Big lot Ladies and Misses Bonnets, worth p
 to Toe go at ................ .''1l up Big lot Ladies Corsets, worth soc to 75c go Big lot Ladies Handkerchiefs go at ;.... dc 1Oc Ladies' hemstitched Handkerchiefs go at Sc 15c to 35c hemstitched Handkerchiefs go at 7c up
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-18
NOTIONS.

Ladies Hand and Shopping Bags. ...... 10c up Ladies' Pocketbooks ........ -. ....... Pc up 4000 yards Jeans go at ............ .12 1-2c up 5000 yards Outing go at t................7cy yard 5c to 10c Harps go at ................... Sc up Genuine Amoskeag Daisy Cloth Teasel Down 2000 yards Swiss Lawns go at .......... Sc yard 1000 yards Colored Organdes go at ...7c yard 54-inch Broadcloth 75c to $1.25 values go at 5000 yards Wool Dress Goods, all colors and
 patterns, worth 25c to $1+00 per yard will
 go dG .1CC ydIu up 1250 yards Mercerized Waistings, worth from
 25c to 50c yard go at :.:...... .15c yard up 250 yds Dress Linens, worth 30 to 5Oc go at 18c up 5000 yards White Pique worth 10c to 15c, will
 go at t................ ........7 z 1-2 yard sc to 20c Towels go at t...................3 Sc up
 BLANKETS AND QUILTS.
 Big lot Fancy Blankets go at ...............63 .63c 10-4 Brown and Gray Blankets go at; .73c 1900 Wool Blankets, all colors, worth $1.50
 to $500 go at ......................98 98c up 1000 Quilts, worth $1.5O to $500, will go at 9sc up
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-18
Now Don't Delay

The best things go frst-remember that So early this week get what you want In spite of the fact that there throng all day yesterday the Big Sae there plenty fresh goods take the place of those od ing you a clean selection this week.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-18
The Cleveland Salvage Go.

the largest institution of their kind in the United States Being buyers and sellers of all bankrupt assignee and all sal wage of cny kind sz they the spot cash king of the Dry Goods world. &&'
The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-10-18
MEMS FURNISHINGS.

@04SSN%SSS$@SNSSe Mems Gloves go at .....................1 .16c up 800 pairs Men $ Socks go at ................I Ic 1oc Mems Socks go at Sc Sc 20c Mems Hose, all colors, go at ...........:S Sc 25c Men's silk finished Hose go at ...........llc
 HANDKERCHIEFS. Big lot Handkerchiefs go at .................1 1c Men $ Red and Blue Handkerchiefs go at .... Sc 1Oc to 35c Handkerchiefs go at .7c to 15c soc to $1.50 Silk Handkerchiefs and Mufhers go at ..e......... e.. ...' .'.' .'' "' 10C uP
 SUSPENDERS. Big lot Suspenders go at ................... .5c Regular 25c to 75c Suspenders go at .... Sc up
 SHIRTS.
 25c Mems Shirts go at t..................... 15c soc Mems Shirts go at ............ .28c to 39c 75c to $1. 50 Men s Shirts go at ........ .58c up $1 1OO to $200 Mems wool Overshirts go at .69c up
 UNDERWEAR. Big lot Men s Soc heavy and light Underwear go at ........ ...... ..'''' .'' :'''- 'ooc 75c to $125 grade go at ................48 .48c up
 SWEATERS. soc Men s heavy Sweaters go at ..........: .29c 75c to $1.50 Men s heavy Sweaters go at. .34c up
The Honesdale citizen. [volume] (Honesdale, Pa.) 1873-1908, 1908-08-27
No Sheath For Miss Columbia.

All this chatter about the sheath
skirt amusc> women Of fashion, for
Of course, no matter what sensational
writer's may say. no such ultra French
fad ever Will I've adopted IN its OK
trcme by Americans. 1t Is probable
the idea will find expression In the
slashlng OF an uyersklrt. with the slight
gap amply filled by drop skirt, but
10 suppose any woman Of breeding In
this country would appear In IA frock
slt to show her stocking almost to
the knee Is foolish. Conditions under
the dlrCcto.ro IN France, when the
sheath skirt was designed. were alto
cctLer different from those prevailing
In the United states today French
women In their r"coll from what they
regarded us tn ugltueSs of the styles
Of the revolution wero eager to 60 to
any length or hrrytty In dress provid-
ed II was picturesque. Hardly had
Rohcepierrc's ircorruptible personality
faded from the daily life OF France
when social queens appeared Mt balls
in French versions OF Greek costumes
that would not be tolerated today In
London Music hall Things have
changed since then, and the sheath
gown, as France coucclvos Il, hasn't
n chance in these United States