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New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
TRIED TO GET IN VANDERBILT AUTO
Negro Arrested as Reginald G. and Friends
Stopped in Front of Theatre

\ negro who later gave his name as Fenton FL
Addison tried to climb into taXioab In which
were Reginald e. Vanderbilt and two men friends,
I'm front Of the Knckerbocker Theatre. last night
He was taken 20 the Tenderloin police station
Mr.. Vanderbilt and his friends arter dining at
Sberrv,s we're driven by W. Fl. Dickman. of No.
21s ST AIMS avenue. The Bronx to the theatre
As the automobile slowed up In front OF the play
house the negro opened the door and putting one
foot on the step lurched into the machine Mr.
Vanderbilt threw his hand and pushed the
negro out
AS the three climbed out Addison caught
Vanderbilt bv the arm, and again thrust aside.
The chauffeur called a patrOlman, who arrested
Addison. He charged with malicious mischief,
intoxIcation and disorderly conduct
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
BABY CARRIAGE HOLDS UP LINER
St. Louis Clears for Southampton Only After
..Bloomin' Buggy Has Been Found.

The American liner St Louis. which for many
wears has cut her way through heavy gales and
high seas was held UP yesterday by a baby's go
cart II was the first time in the histOIy OF this
port that small steel agent OF land transportation
has held up a steel carrier OF the seas many thou
sand times rs weight
The big liner was about to steam out into the
North River promptly 10 yesterday. when
a woman rushed up to the gangDlank and declared
there was a gocart board that must be pus
ashore She explained that II owned by Mrs.
+ J. Eddy OF EngewOOd. y J., and used 20
transport a small baby in the second cabin from
the Iackawanna ferry the American Line pier
She did not know the name OF the child's parents
but she did know that they second cabin pas
s,nsers a steward sent into the second cabin
20 find the gocart and became confused when he
found that there twenty-three babies board,
fifteen OF whom possessed gocarts-
The steward rushed TO the rail and shouted 70 the
woman that there were fifteen bloomin baby bugges
messed up together and bIowed il he was Z mind
reader.
The woman rushed aboard. picked the gocart
and when she stopped TO hear the owner OF the
baby that didn't the gccart Try 70 explain the
oversight. she hustled ashore in record time.
Go forid there YOU. quartsrmast shouted the
steward and tell the skipper that we've got the
bIawsted baby carriage. and it's all right to clear
for Southampton"
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
STUDENT TRIES SUICIDE.
Daughter Of r. f. Robinson Leaps
into Lake. bm Is Rescued.

Rurlfaston Vt May An attempt at sui
eide bv drowning was made to-day by Miss
Mary Robinson senior at the University Of
Vermont and member OF well known Yer
mont family Miss Robinson Is daughter OF
the late Rowland f Robinson. the author. and
a sister of Miss Rachel Robinson. a New York
artist Her home is In North Ferrtsburgh
Miss Robinson made her way 10 the shore OF
Lake ChanpIsin. near the clubhouse Of the Lake
Champlain Yacht club and leaped into the
water Lemuel Bartholomew, steward OF the
club saw the young wOman'S act ran to the
spot leaped in and got her 10 shore. II IS be
Ueved that she viii sustain no injury from her
DIunge She refused TO state her reason for
irving to drown herself but il Is believed that
she was rendered temporarily insane by over
Stn
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
DENTISTS FEE S1O,5OO.
Chicago Practitioner Got That Sum
for T7c0 Pieces of Work.

,,,,,oago Nav Who received the fee?"
This Is what half the dentists in Chicago are
asking each other.
The fee is s1O,J00 for two dental operations IN
o,o far,il,, and the fascinating puzzle Of who
90. -, hogan TO go the rounds a month ago.
,Tber Dr G. n. johnson, editor Of The Dental
pe,-ievv" casually mentioned in an editorial on
the growing appreciation Of dental service the
fart that a young Chicago dentist had received
q fee of $1,000 for one piece OF work
Then the storm of inquiries, smiles, Jokes and
-. ,,reeeions OF incredulity broke. From
IN % this came an editorial in the magazine
issued to-day. in which DR.. johnson not only re-
,,oetas his story of the $1,000 fee. but adds the
irforrnation that the young man received an
other fee of $500 for other work done IN the
same family.
,1,,a me Of the young man is withheld. how
- Dr Johnson saying he obtained perInis
s,o, - use the case as illustration only under
pIedee of secrecy
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
BELL COMPANY FIGHTS.
Cufs Long Distance Rates IN Cen
tral Field.
rBy Telegraph to The Tribune. J

Pittsburg. May 1.-As the first step TO check
mate its prospective riva! in the long distance
telephone field the American Telephone anI
Telegraph Company. the long distance depart
ment of the Bell interests made a drastic cut
to-day in long distance rates affecting Western
Pennsylvania. Ohio. West Virginia, Michigan
and Illinois Some of these cuts have almost
halved the former rates. and are immediately
effective. The rate from Cleveland to Pittsburg
has been cut from 90 cents to 45 cents. Other
rates are cut in about the same proportion.
The rival feared by the Bell interests is now
in course of organization at St. Louis. This
latter concern already has options the prop
critics of several of the Independent lines operat-
ine, in the Middle West and Northwest
The cut rates have not Yet been made public.
hut that they had been made admitted to-
night by A. c. Terry Pittsburg manager OF the
Bell
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
BY WIRELESS FROM MARS.
Professor Todd Plans to Go Up IN
Balloon to Get Messages.
IBy Telegraph to The Tribune J

Boston, May 1-PrOfessor David P. Todd. Of
Amherst College, who conducted the astronOmi-
cal expedition to the Andes and photographed
the double canals on Mars, plans to ascend to
the highest altitude possible in balloon ftteI
with receiving instruments and attempt TO re-
ceive communication from Mars or Venus.
He viii act on the assumption that the plan
cts may be inhabited by a race of superior in
tellectual beings, who long since perfected wire
less teegraphy even beyond the present under
standing of the inhabitants of the earth and
may be using it continually with an effect suf-
fciently farreaching to talk with our earth.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
ARTIST FINDS A MAsToDoN.
Big Skeleton Was Discovered in Excavation in
West 4Oth Street.

Joseph Raymond is an artist with studio at
Nco no West 10th street. and home at the Gray
s+ora APARTMENTS. No 207 West 43d street Thomas
I<erriean is a bicycle policeman who has not made
q study of prehistoric fauna. Kerrigan was stand
ing at 38th street and Broadway late Yesterday
afternoon when Raymond accosted him.
Officer. I've found & mastodon," Is what he
said.
rs he making much of row. asked the patrol
man What is II he's wanted for?"
RAYMOND let the mystfed patrolman to No Ill
West 10th street. where the two stopped before an
excavation.
There 1t is said the artist. pointing TO a heap
Of petrfed bones, two feet across the skull top
and three feet high. can have it?
GO as far as you like answered the disguised
Kerrizan Go get express wagon and take II
away. If you want TO; hut I'll take your name ana
address
Raymond got an express wagon and had the
1nastodontic relic hauled to his apartments. He
said the skull was undoubtedly that of mastodon,
and that II was perfect for the missing teeth-
DEWEY'S SAUTERNE AND MoSELLE.
Exceptionally fine Table Wines.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
PLANNED TO KILL PRESIDENT.
'snVer Murderer Said Washington Officials
Had Presented Him.
tBy Telegraph TO The Tribune. ]

N.-- % lItt'1IItI
lfsFef May I-Relatives of Chris &. Sierck, who
r. hotel detective named Hennissy here last
rrss,s say the murderer had planned 10 XIII
s-,t eHt Taft and other high officials OF the gov
- Sierk is from Nebraska, where he has
ssoS relatives. They exhibit letters from Sierk
,ts = iof mpney to go Washington and remove"
II :. sAlaent and several members Of the Cabinet
c.,s- ce letters sierk declared that Mr. Taft and
lad - - members had been prosecuting him, and he
g. 70 ftlhned that the only way 10 stop il was TO
eu of IN, nlgton and put the President and others
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
ARKANSAS wATERs-PIERcE CASE.

Batesvtllc Ark. May 1.-The first step in the
antitrust prosecution of the Waters-P1erce ON
Company in Arkansas was by the state in
the Circuit Court here yesterday. Judge Comm
ordered the defendant company 10 produce ofhcers
and directors of the company as witnesses before
a special commissioner in a hearing TO be held on
Juv Is in St Louis The state asks Judgment for
81 5s5 600 the maximum I'm fines and the custer Of
the company from the state
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
ENGINEER SAFES SHIP.
Works Thrty-sir Hours Repairing
Engines IN Screre Storm.

Philadelphia May Five days overdue, the
British steamship North Point which broke its
cylinder shaft in midocean. arrived here to-day
from Liverpool
Remaining at his post for thirty-six hours
while a severe storm was in progress. Mathew
Blair, chief engineer of the steamship. took
apart most OF the engine OF the vessel and made
reuairs which enabled the steamship to reach
port under reduced speed.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
FIRST AID TO THE JILTEL

Norfolk, Va, May 1.-Justice J. NJ. Defining held
to-day that Il girl who refuses 10 marry man
must return the engagement ring without question
The court gave J. D. Mcfarland. young hotel
steward judgment for S55 diamond ring against
Miss Lula b. Short who. Mcfarland declared, had
lifted him without cause.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
FEDERAL PURE FOOD LAW UPHELD.
Chicago Court Says in Decision That Maple
inc" Contains No Maple Juices

test case questioning the cOnstitutionaty OF the
federal pure food and drugs act upheld the validity
of the law to-day holding that the Crescent Manu-
featuring Company Of Seattle, makers Of maple
fre" rn{sbranded their product inasmuch this
substitute for maple syrup contained maple
tuices The defence also alleged that the name
was justified by the flavor of the product.
Cincinnati May THE Corn Products Company
of Chicago attacks the constitutionality OF the
nure food law in answer filed here to-day in the
seizure q few days ago of forty-siX packages and
Ia es Of sugar manufactured by the Corn Products
Conpanv and found the premises Of the Gerke
brewing Company in this city. The government al
,eees that the sugar labelled pure sugar
whereas it was adulterajed
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
ELETEN MEN KILLED.
Nine Badly Hurt by Cars Falling
Into CuIebra CHt.

Panama. May ELEVEN men were killed and
nine others we're seriously injured by dump
cars which. having been prematurely Teleaseo'
+.at dow, the incline and fell into the Guile
Fre
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
.oueE coEIgT FooTMAN OF THEFT.

e"ta1 Stohie of No. 179 East 122d street. en-
- as footman in the household of Robert
pao,at No e47 Fifth avenue was arrested yester-
dav afternoon. charged with stealing from the Goe,
et tarette case a gold collar pin and lEdy's
aSar so.u stobie was locked up at Headquarters.
New-York tribune., 1909-05-02
DEwEY's sAUTERNE AND mosELLE

Exceptionally fine Table Wines
II. T Dewey & Sons Co. 13s Fulton St. New FORK
-AdYt.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1909-12-13
For Rent-Business Property.

S ". corner 81 18th and SIS. s. e.
store anu CWellluE $50 o.
800 lsi ST.. s. F.. store and dwelling .... IS o.
LOUIS ,. SHOEMAE Err. 6i2 18th st. ~ W
dell-3t
FOR RENT-The large store where the mos.
successful grocery, provision and wine store
Ia city has been conducted for past I'VE
years. Zine store. cellar and stable.
r. A PHILLIPS
1910 Il 81. ~ ". nO3O-l4f
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washington Southern RAILWAY

For Richmond and points South via Fred
ericksburg-I.eave Union station day 4.2O
a. m. rs M. 1905 q. m: 1891 0Son s.O5
D. m. 4:25 y. m. $40 p. M 7.25 D n; 1000
D. m Local for Fredericksburg. 5:tb D. I'M
daily Time Of departure and connect ors nor
guaranteed. lol5-tf
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For Stores.
Investment Property.

q PER CENT net investment on Capitol
HiIl; 2-Etory apt, 10 rooms. 2 baths. cellar:
excellent condition; rents. H3 month. trust
S4ooo; price $3.50. BOX z25. Times Office.
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Railroads.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO r. r.
LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
rarT~E me

LEAVE NEW UNION STATION.
ROYAL BLUE LINE.
Every Other Hour on the Odd Hour
To PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
NEW TERMINAL. 23D ST. NEW YORK
- 90 a. m.-DIner Pullman Parior.
IS 90 a. m.-5-hOur train
f9 90 a. m.-Diner and Pullman Parlor Car
I'll 90 a. m.-Diaer and Observation Pullman
Parlor Car
100 D. m.-Dner and Pullman Parlor Car.
800 ,. m.-'.Royal Limited" All Pullman.
Five-hoUr.
fS-OO D. m-Coaches TO Philadelphia
500 D. m.-Diner and Pullman ParlOr
500 .. m.-Coaches to New York.
sI2.15 N.T.-Sleepers TO New York.
'2.52 a. m.-Sleepers 70 Phila1eI phia and New
ATLANTIC CITY. too 900. t11:oO a. m.
NV ~ TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY HOUR on THE HOUR"
Week Days, a. to II p M
sz.52 Is 100. 70 80 200 s5.2O $500 $50 300
IS 80 1lO.OJ, IL 60 a. M el2 o. noon: 10 -O5
800. l15. 1880. $500 1870 g 80 400.
tt45. '5.Oe. t5:O3 $50. t6Co $50. f7.CO ts:pO
- 100. 1000. '10:35, 'll:S0. '1215 ". T
WESTWARD.
CHICAGO. '1,27. $3.50 D. m
CINCINNATI. ST. LOUIS AND LOUIS
PITTsBURG, $40 a m. In. '9:iO >. N,
CLEVELAND. $40 D. m.
COLUMBUS, $50 .. m.
WHEELING. e9:lO a. m, $3.50 q IN
WINCHESTER. 1910 a. m, t4Os. $500 d m
FREDERICK. 1870. 1910. +sl5 a m. Il 30
"a O.. f5:35- D IN.
HAGERsTOWN. 1910 a. m, $500 .. m
ANNAPOLIS. "7:20, 1900 a m ti2:o5 noon
70 20 $780, % 80. and 1880 .. m.
'Daily. Except Sunday. tSunday only.
TELEPHONES at ell OF the following
Ticket omces; 1917 81 Tel. Main 1881; 81
Station Ticket Office. Main 1850: Informal.
ton Bureau Main 1880.
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SEABoARD AM LIE.

IO.o5 a m daily. FLORIDA Fast Man -
Through coaches and Pullman sIeeperS 70
Savannah and Jacksonville. Parlor car
jacksonville TO Tampa Through sleepers 20
Atlanta and Birmingham. Dining cars
ABS d. m. daily. The FlamingO." Quick
eat Florida train. Through coaches To Jacl
sonville. Pullman sleepegs 10 JacksoD,-IfIe
81 Augustine Palm Beach, Miami ar6
knights Key. Connecting for Havana Din
ing cars
7:G p. M daily. Seaboard Express.
Through coaches and Pullman sleepers =,
Savannah. Jacksonville. and Tampa. AIso
20 Atlanta. Birmingham, and Memphis Din
ing cars.
ticket OnIce. 1ns New York ave. n "
z. a HARDWOOD, G. T. A.
c. b. Ryan. Q. =. A. Portsmouth Va
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Legal Notices.

- THE MUNICIPAL COURT OF THE
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. THOMAS r.
TRT Plaintiff. vs.. JAMES B HOLMES
Defendant 10. 1905. The object OF this
fuit is 90 recover the sum OF 2SS 20 and costs.
end 20 have judgment Of condemnation Of
certain property OF the dcfcti1nt levied on
Under an attachment Issued On this suit 90
FatIsfv the plaintiffs claim II is. therefore
This sth day OF Iccember. 1869. ORDERED
that the defendant appear IN this court on
O. before the fortiath day. exclusive OF Sun
GAYS and legal holidays. after the Gay o.
the first publication of this order. 20 defend
This suit and show cause why said coudcn-
nation should not be had. otherwise the suit
vIi DO proceeded with as IN case OF defs llt-
ROBERT IT, TERRELL. Judge LEON
j RETZFELDER. Attorney. de6.l3.20
OFFICE. COMMISSIONERS. DISTRICT OF
COLUMBIA. Washing on, December 8. 1868
notice Is HEREBY GIVEN 90 William
j. Ealter. the unknown heirs-at-law Of Eliz-
abeth a. Buckingham or whoever may own
ANY interest DO premises COZ Kennedy street
northwest. being localed on lot Is. square
SZfe. That unlcrE the said premises are con-
nected with public sewer and water main in
accordance uith the provisions Of an Act %
Provide Tor the Drainage % Lots. approved
Nay 30. 1895. and an Act 10 Provide for the
Abatement ~ Nuisance. approved April IA.
1898. within thirty 900 days after above date.
the Commissioners wiz cause the WORK 10
Dc done and the cost thereof assessed against
the property. provided by law. HENRY
J.. T. MCFARLAND. HENRY L. WEST
WILLIAM Y. JUDSON, mmissiOners.
Ge9,I0,I3,IA,Is
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Equities Wanted.

RAVE YOr- ANY EQUITIES in houses or
cots that are bUrdcns0me 20 carry. II YOU
win cell az the right price we have the pur-
Chasers.
SPUGNARD e. KING.
1920 New York ave dei1-tf
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For Sale-Business Property

FOR SALE-Good business corner near 9Th
and F sts. y. W. now renting FOR Sl3l per
month-rent can be increased. value is in
creasIng rapidly This Is estate property
and must be sold. fun Information, from
sales department
THOS. J. FISHER & CO, ONC)
73S 18th ST. " W.
de1I-gt
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For Sale-Lots.
Money to Loan on Real Estate

We HAVE SUMS Of 81. 900 TO 500 ~ a. Loo.
on D. c. real estate, minimum caarscs ro
borrowers. GARDINER * DENT Gurl s1s
lNh ST - -
MONEY TO LOAN on approved city real
estate at lowest current rates. Special -,r5y-
ileges with respect 20 prior payments Iarps
amounts a speciality. TYLER d RI-TTTFi{-
FORD. go 10Th 81 y. w. nol2-tf
MONEY TO LOAN ON - real. Ec-TA Arr,
Lowest rates OF interest. Tavueufs On
principal IN amounts a. 500 Oh rr.ra ..
celyed at any interest period TBE - "a
SMITH CO. Bond Building. I{CS a. y a..
jyIJ-tf
MONEY TO LOANED 20 10000 on ID q
real estate. Interest low. and all trapes--
tons conducted with economical cOnslderati0g
for borrowers.
WM. T. SAUNDERS a co
1907 r ST. n. ".
MONEY TO LOAN At OWEsT RATES on,
INTEREST on II. c. Real Estate 81, nm
reasonable delay.
WALTER Il ACKER.
te4-u 1920 r ST n W
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land. pretty Gotta &c.
is, SEQ fruit trees, SOD
~ plant. cellar. well
10 trolley. $500. p
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For Rent-Omces.
DESK ROOM.

FOR RENT ~ THE MUNSET BUILDING:
THE FINEST OFFICE BUILDING IL
WAsHJNGTON. ESPECIALLY DESIRA-
BILE FOR PRESS AND business REP
REsEkTATI YES. SERVICE AND Ap-
POINTMENlS or THE HIGHEST ORDER
LOCATION IDEAL. RENTALS Low. AP-
PLY FOR PARTICULARS. AGENT OF
BUILDING. aplS-E
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NO 2O-acre tracts. 500 per acre. Big
gain.
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RY.

Published as Information; not guaranteed
200 o. m daily-For Virginia, West Virginia
and Kentucky points. Puumans
$50 D. m. daily-CiNCINNATI-S louis
CHICAGO SPECIAL solid train To s.
stops only al important stations. Pullman. s
finest equipment.
1910 D. m dauy-F. F. V LIMITED for
Cincinnati Louisville. the West Southvyes.
and Northwest Pullman sleepers
c A. o a ], carte DlninG Car Service
Chesapeake and Ohio Offices 5I5 PeunsyI,anIa
avenue. 1888 street. and Union station
Telephone Main 1906 and zoos for tickets. bag
gage checks. reservations. taxicabs-
noIe-ff
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Money Loaned Salaried Peopl ,

ana others. including women keeping hoJss.
without security. easy payments Uul-es a
s. principal cities. save yourself moley %
getting my terms first. ID. a. TOi.AANs
ReOn sssa 50 18th 81 N. VI sa3l-1
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Offerings in the Realty Markets
of Washington and Its Suburbs
Suburban Property.
ForSale.

BIG BARGAINS NONG THE GREAT
FALLS AND OH DOMINION r. r.
Is acres. two square from station. Price.
T.lC0 cash.
q acres, near stauoi Price. 500 ner acre.
A big snap.
40 acres. half mile ram electric road. only
so per acre
Two 2o-acre tracts. .Sl0O per acre. Big
bargain.
i-room house, acre. 81 200 For others
apply 10
CLIFTON IkUGHBIN.
Office suiq 0i-202.
Phone NJ 423C. 400 II ST. Y W
del1-2t
- AtRkS FERTILE leyeilan pretty Gotta ge.
LEGO grapes. zoo aspara-sls 500 fruft frees 500
stable. corn house. poLf-v plant cellar well
anu spflns. convenient. TO trolley; $500. 2.
cash for deed.
GEORGE CIWALKER.
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For Sale or Exchange.
Real Estate

IF YOU WANT 90 buy. rent or exchange
real estate It Will be 20 your advantage 10
consult us we have many bargains IN
houses. lots, farms. timber lands etc 10
offer. THE LINCOLN LAND AND IN
PROVEMENT CO. Central National Bank
Bog Washingfrn. ID. q. nOi5- m. W TT
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Herb Specialist.

Of Herb Remedies which
are guaranteed 10 cure or relieve any and
all ailments. Mems complaints a specially
n. A. LOUIS & SONS. l74s 7tR 81. n. W.
sula-0
Ottumwa tri-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1903-1916, 1909-06-15

Valenciennes lace at about the same
price per piece of one dozen yards is
quite the prettiest trimming one may
have. The edging alone may be used,
or matching insertion at the same price
may be added
An extremely pretty idea is to make
the ruff1es on drawers, che1nise and pet
ticoat of sheer Persian or French lawn
This may be edged with narrow lace, or
the lace may be omitted and hem an
inch wide, with one or more clusters of
tiny tucks, we'll spaced, will afford a
novel and most attractive trimming
Dotted Swiss may trim another set, and
fine cross-barred dimity is also good for
the purpose. There will be character
and daintiness about such garments that
cannot be equalled by the ready-made
except at the highest prices.
If the long, white petticoats are made
by pattern that provides for detach-
able hounce, a seemingly greater variety
of skirts may be included and the
f1ounces may vary in elaborateness of
trimming. Here too, the narrow ruf11es
of lawn or Swiss, applied to the deeper
f1ounce, will be found fluffy and pretty
just the thing to wear under light sum
mer frocks. !.
Value of Lawns
About these same frocks, don't forget
the attractiveness of low-priced lawns
and dimities. Simply and tastefully