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Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
WATfR POLO is
NEXT In ORDER
INDOOR SPORTS CLAIM INTER
EST NOW
Yale and Harvard Weaker, While
Princeton and Pennsylvania Are
Coming Stronger in
Water Sport

NEW YORK, Dec. 1S-With the de-
Gliding of the football game between
Vale and Harvard public interest IN
athletics shifts from the Gridiron to
indoor sports, and it is interesting 10
note this year what rapid strides nave
been made by water polo in the COZ
leges. and how bright are the pros
reefs for a record season.
It is indicative of the enthusiasm
existing that after giving the English
variety of the game q fair trlal ana
finding It unsatisfactory the lntercoI-
Iegiate swimming association took INTO
it's own hands the revision OF the A
A. L. rules governing American wa
ter polo, and will play under the new
code during the coming winter.
Already the squads have started pre-
limiuary work and the more promising
material has been taken in hand by
the coaches. AS soon as the men play
ing football-and there are several po-
loists at each college-can be secured
regular practice will be called and
the teams lined up
If one NAV Judge by last years per-
formances, there should be great
fight for the championship during the
coming season. Yale appears less for
midable than a year ago, and Prince
ton and Pennsylvania stronger, so that
these three at least should be close
contenders for the title.
Yale Weakened
Yale retains her center forward line
Richards, Purcell and Howe-and
two of the bacltfeld men-Church, VINO
has been elected to the captaincy, and
Gordy. But Otis was graduated aud
HYDE has signified his intention OF
abandoning water polo in favor of bas-
ket ball, so that neither will be in the
makeup and the loss of Hyde espe-
cially win be sadly felt, for he was
goal tender of quite unusual caliber.
If Carl Schmitt and Jack Stoddart de-
eide to report as candidates the men
can be shifted so as to form team as
strong as the champion one of 1909;
but if the new material only has to be
relied upon there is likely to be one
weak spot.
Princeton loses Chambers, who was
ever better swimmer than water polo
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19
AMERICAN 0UTSPRINTS
AUSTRALIAN CHAM ION

LONDON, Dec. 1S-M. ]. Carmel
the American sprinter, defeated A POS
tie, the Australian champion, hene To-
day by three yards in 220-yard dash
i'm the fast time of 211a seconds. ih'
lowers the British professional I 5loFa
for the distance.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

playing. Stan Mitchell, who viii play
left half, is considered the best and
most consistent football player in this
part Of the country. re played on the
Los Angeles high school team for two
years and coached the team one sea-
son. Now Mitchell. STAINS brother, is
equally good. He also played on the
high school team before going to stan
ford, where he is playing Rugby Now
will play right half. Elt Brown, Of
whom too much cannot be said re-
Los Angeles herald., 1909-12-19

Joe Willis put in some hard work
yesterday, boxing three lively rounds
with Pettis. He will box seven or
eight rounds at Eastlake this after
noon,
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
Dividend Notices.
La Rose Consolidated Mines Company

La Rose COnS0il0aIeu mineS SOnlpdny
ie5 Broadway. New York
ON DECEMBER i6. 1905. the Board of Directors de-
sd =, extra dividend per cent. payable on tbs
oth dav 81 January the stockholders OF record
- ~ close OF business 1909 The transfer
books viii be close Of business on January
1903 and reopened the opening Of business on Jann-
ary 81 1909. ..,,,r ,,Yr>-Y .r -rr.asn-.-
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
Financial Meetings.
THF CHFsAPEAKE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY
Office of Secretary. Richmond. Va
Ne-ice of speciai Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
THE C-EESA PEAKE AND OHIO
gOMPANT-

APEAkE AND OHIO
RAILWAY COMPANY
r has been called by the Board Directors, and will
r he'd a the oce Of the Sogany % @ IN ~ me bsrT fg
lE tWeve o'clock NOON for the the PPose qI "a s
making y Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company ny
GszsIs ST6pe-Ty and franchises now owned here
sf'eT acquired which mortgage is 70 re n N W sDd 70
any other nov existing covering tne pops
q he oH2sny 9T any sIf It me exception Of the Ten
e1 HForgsTe dated AuEust Ist 1897, provision for
e cancellation Of which be made). and is intended
Erress,e he ps- vaue Of Thirty Million Dollars s8o
ss9 @ isssbe al such different periods and al such
s -res Of Interest not exceeding per cent. and
maturing AZ sUeh date or Gates as me oa ] ~ If ths
Company after notice IN the manner 10 0e proD,oeq b5 M
.- 49, = Ie.s1 srTn. ~ Is staIi be therein provided;
R1n1rl o e,ssnttyg tEat surh an issue
Of bads may he maze: that such raways pTopeIFy, ~
en of mortgage deed Of trust that the nonoea
Indebtedness ot the company may si,i oe DoTsrs
pa valve. above stated The genera puIos
crsc THOUSAND Dollars T.5ccooo, par value Of the six
ts:v 1910 eba1 which contemplated to cali FOR
in the manner provides N the Trust ~
fhs Eorrt Trust Obligations of the Company as the
f % u sItsi r.euireaents fer sdditions extensions
ls.---. s--,[-sT+ 5r9rroxerenfs new equipment
80 I'm Iar, rilT,soses as the board Of
sps s s5 % aiiaiions l Contained IN said mortgage
the said total issue bonds 70 the amount OF Ee.h
Aion Ders $1,000 - 80 - pa sess used 70 fund the
peT sent ana portions OF me kouP
notn Trust Estons referred 20 above ano Tor oter
residue Of satn totai issues
disposed time TO time IN me
purposes set forth IN the mortgage
5eed y securing the samels
o. AUTHORIZING and conserving 70 me
pledge otherwise az such times
and upor such terms as the Board OF Directors may
6-er io Of the Company: and 70 the
Zscutcn delivery such mortgage or oeeo OF usI
restrictions
Visions incorporated therein. otherwise as may
be provided deed OF trust 70 De SID
r1ed meeting or as otherwise my be detef- @
mind meeting the Board of Directors may
SeteTruiue
And n approving the form Of the mortgage or oeeo OF
mas b. submitted 20 the meeting:
And generally 20 take any and all action tnst may
or 6esrsble conneeiion
or y-c7frE out of suy matters herein above
ss sfo.x -raaefer hooks will closed the orce of
ssessIs = Morgan Company, No - Nai street
Nez Monday. The 18th day Of January; ispe'
O'Clock ;. NJ viii be reopened on Weohes-
Ca day of February. 1903, at ten O'CLOCK A IA
Dated @8rc DAY Of December lstS
p order q the President and Board of Directors
z z WEXFORD Secretary
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
Dividend Notices.

THE ASSOCIATED MERCHANTS co.
Hohoken y. j.. January sth. 1909
A quarterly dividend Of one One-quartsr G1scs1
per Preferred Stock one and One
half uEcO per Second Preferred stock win
be raid January 18th. 1909
The transfer books viii close P. VI Thursday
January Tth and reopen at 10 A. NJ Saturday January
18th. 1909. MOSES ELY. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

NATIONAL LICORICE COMPANY.
A dividend OF 5c1 q
this Company has declared payahle
7h next 10 an Common Stockholders
9th. II. W. PETHEHSRlDGE. Treasurer
January 4th. 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
Financial Elections.

GARFIELD NATIONAL BANK.
New York, Jan. .. 1902
IN of the stockholders OF this nank
for the election Directors will be held ar bank
ing house twenty third Street and Sixth Avenue,
TIe-day January 1909. between the hours Of IL
A. m and IL m w. l. DOUGLASS. Cashier.
CORN EXCHANGE BANK
January fth 1909
The Annual Meeting of Shareholders If the Corn
Exchange Bank York City. for the election Of
Directors Inspectors OF Election for the ensuing
will be held az Banking House, IL William Street.
city. Borough OF Manhattan on Ihesday, jan
10Th. 1909.
scented changing Of Directors from sixteen
fifteen.
". T. MARTIN. cashixx
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
KNrcKERBocKER ICE co.

Chicago. Ill. Dec. 81. 1905.
The hoard of have declared a dividend OF
sTX PER CENT. on the preferred stock OF this Com
pany payable January 60 1900 20 stockholders OF record
on january 1903
The transfer books the preferred stock Will be closed
Jaiarv 1000 al noon and remain closed until January
81 1909 checks will be mailed 10 stockholders by the
Central Trust Company CT New York
WILLIAM A. WALTER. sscrstkrl
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
THE PLAZA BANK

New York December 2sth- 1908.
Sotioe 10 hereby given that Annual Meeting or the
sfocsholoer- THE PLAZA BANK VIII De neld at
i1s Banking House Ssth Street sno fifth ave
hge. n the Borough Of Manhattan CITY Of New VOTE.
tie 1afh iay Of January 1909 Il O'clock NJ. for
tas Purpose Of eectiEg fourteen Directors for the
ensue ar ard three Inspectors Of Election TO serve
e TIE Annual Meeting and FOR the TRANSACTION
q EncA other business as may properly come before
tSd aaestsng
NoJioe S also given that said meeting pursuant
e Section the Banking Law, resolution VIII be
stsserted and voted upon. fixing the NUMBER OF d.
teslors q the Bank a. fourteen -
tels viii remain open from II M. until ] Z. H
srsatfer books viii be closed from December 23rd
-''e &c January 9Th 1909
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05
Financial Meetings.

yyHE- ANNUAL MEETING OF THE SrOCBH0I.D-
-. of the Associates Land Company viii be held
the once OF the Company No. 20 East zsd street sor-
nsrv i2;h 1909 at twelve o'clock for election
OF Directors CHARLES ~ EDGAR. s>sceszxg.
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

herebg sEen f1e ANIMAL neeting OF
t,otkholders of sae TITLE GUARANTEE AED TRUST
gyAFANT r be held tho ofBce Of the Company. I7s
Te@sEag. IN the Borough % Aasthattan city of New
tgz. OF 1909 30 O'Clock in
g afternoon and faf annual election Of Trustees
. uzce ef whose Will
spFe thFs= Inspectors 81 Eection 10 for
rs Eacoeedtrr year rEIi held the place
iee day between she t:s5 2:f5
J. wRAY CLEVELAND. Secretary
December far. 1855
New-York tribune., 1909-01-05

ffTsE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sTOcKHoLD-
= ers q New Neihsrlsn5 Bank of New York fer the
teten % Directors she ensuing year, and for the
section ether business may properly come
TOT ire meeting. Hl be neld al the banking house
= tsa ASSOCIATION 81 Street. In ths city nf
- fora cn Tuesday ISth day q <a1unr:. 1903.
o,cock P N Polls ufli be open from four T. u.
Dated Hew Yo-k. necember 2sth. Isos
CURTIS :. BEARD. Cashier.
Sierra County advocate., 1909-07-09
Territory Of New Mexico,

Territory Of New Mexico,
Sierra County.
This instrument WAS filed for re.
cord on ihe 2Jth day Of June, a d :.
1899 at 6 o'clock p. NJ. and duls
recorded in book G, on page lGS
MiscellAneous records.
Andrew Kelley,
(Seal) Recorder.
Flrst pub. July 200 4tm
Sierra County advocate., 1909-07-09
Articles OF Incorporation.
Territory OF New Mexico.
Office OF the Secretary.


Office OF the Secretary.
Certificate Of Comparison
/ Nathan Jafla, Secretary Of the
Territory of New Mexico, do here
by certify that there wac filed FOR
record in this Office at Three O'Clock
p NJ. on the twenty.second day
Of June, A. ID. 1909;
Amendment to Articles OF lncor-
poraton OF ,,,rorrp cou
PANY:
Decreasing amount Of capital stock
with which to commence business
No. 6013.
and also, that have compared
he following copy of the same,
with the original thereof now on
fle and declare it TO be correct
transcript therefrom and OF the
WIiiven under my hand and the
Great Seal of the Terri
tory of New Mexico, at
fseal) the City Of Santa fe,
the Capital. on this twen-
ty-second day OF June,
A. d. 1909.
Nathan Jeffa,
Secretary of New Mexico.
Amendment to Original Certificate
of Incorporation Of the
GUTTER TOW WNSfTE COM
PANY.
We. Robert Ii. Hopper, resi-
dent Of, New York City, Joseeh T.
Bopham and Henry D. Bowman'
residents Of Dona Ana County,
New Mexico, do hereby certify
that we are all Of the original IN
corporators of the Gutter Towpslte
Company; that neither the whole
nor any part of the capital OF sa'u
Gutter Townsite Company has been
paid nor any stock issued; and ina.
they have determined and decided
and agreed to make and hie ana
hereby do make and authorize 10
be filed with the Secretary or the
Territory of New Mexico the lol,
lowing amendment to the Original
certificate Of incorporation OF the
Gutter Townsite Company, VIZ:
The fifth paragraph OF SAID orig
inal certificate of incorporation ls
hereby amended TO read AS follows
Fifth.
The names Of the incorporators,
the post Office address OF each and
the number OF shares subscribed
for by each, the aggregate OF which,
three thousand dollars ($3, ,0OO.OO), |
is the amount Of capital stock vito
which the company will commence
business, are as follows
Robert FL. Hopper, 100 Broad
way, New York City, 10 shares
Joseph r Bonham, Las Cruces,
N. NJ, 10 shares
Henry ID. Bowman, Las Cruces,
n. NJ, l0 shares.
Total 30 shares.
The location of it's principal Off
CO in the Territory Of New Mexico
is in the Town of Cutter, in the
County of Sierra. The name of
the Agent therein and in charge
thereof upon whom process against
this corporation may be served Is
w. H. w eston.
In Witness Whereof, we the said
incorporators have hereunto sci
our hands and seals this 2lst day
Of June, A. ID. 1909
(oigued) Robert II Hopper. SeaD
Joseph L Bonham, Seal)
Henry D. Bowman, Seal).
Territory OF New Mexico,
Sierra County advocate., 1909-07-09
Territory of New Mex 60.
Office Of tho ! ecretary.

AtIbluAdbt / b I1litHi iSOlls
/, Nathan Jafa, Secretary of the Terri
tory Of New Mexico, do hereby cer;ifytiat
there was filed for record in tins office
at Eleven o'clock A. NJ, on the Eighth
day OF June, A. b. 1909;
Statement Designating Agent and Place
OF Business in New Mexico of
THE TRIO MINING AND MILLING
COMPANY.
No 600l.
and also, that Ihave compared the follow
ing copy OF the same, with the original
thereof now on file, and declare it to be
IA correct transcript theIeiron and OF the
whole thereof
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal of the Territory Of New
Mexico, at the CITY OF Santa
{SeaD Fee, the Capital, on this
Eighth day of June, A. d. 1909.
Nanhan Jaffa,
Secretary Of rew Mexico
Statement of the
TRIO MINING Il MILLING COM
PAMY.
Sifns ass6cidf6h rhHy'ins'h p'YAea stf-'
der the laws o the Territory of Arizona,
and desiring to transact business III the
Territory of New Mexico, makes the
following statement:
The name Of the organization is:
TRIO MINING q MILLING COM
PANY.
The location of its registered office in
New Mexico is; Hilsboio, New Mexico,
and the name of the agent in charge 81
such Office upon whom process against
the corporation may be served is: VIII
M. Robins, lliIlsboro, Sierra County,
New Mexico
The amount Of authorized capital
stock is: Sl0O,O000Q.
The amount Of capital actually issued
and outstanding is: S60,300O0.
The character If business ~ be trans
acted in Now Mexico is: Mining and
milling etc
In Witness Whereof, the said Trio
Mining d Milling Com
pany has caused its
name TO be hereunto
subscribed and its cor
poraie aea to be here
Corporate Seall to affixed, and these
presents to be executed
Nv fta President and
Secretary, this Doth day
of May, A D., 1909.
,signed)
Trio Mining and Milling Company
BY Walter l.. llamill,
Attest: President.
(Signed) Harry Pateman,
Secretary.
ENDORSED:
Foreign
No. 600l,
Cor Reed Vol. Page 0i9,
Statement designating Agent and Prin-
cipal Office in New Mexico OF
THE TRIO MINING AND MILLING
COMPANY
Filed in office of Secretary Of New
Mexico, Jun. s, 1909; II A. NJ.
Nathan Jatia,
Secretary.
Compared c. f. X. TO @.
Territory Of New Mexico,
Sierra County,
This instrument was fled for record
on the 10th day of June, A. d. 1909 at
O'Clock z. NJ. and duly recorded in book
C. on page l66, Miscellaneous Records.
tSeaD Andrew Kelley
Recorder
First pub. June $500
Sierra County advocate., 1909-07-09

Sierra County.
This instrument was fled for record on
the 10Th day Of June, A. y. 1909, at 3
O'Clock T. NJ, and duly recorded in ! ook
G on pages l64-G5 Miscellaneous Records.
LSeall Andrew helley,
Sierra County advocate., 1909-07-09
Sierra County,

This instrument was filed for record
on the 10Th day Of June A. d. 1909 at
O'Clock +. M. and duly recorded in book
G on page lG6, Miscellaneous Records.
(Sea) Andrew Kelley,
Sierra County advocate., 1909-07-09

Territory of New Mexico
Office Of the Secretary.
Appointment of Agent.
I, Nathan JafIa, Secretary cf the Ter
ritory Of New Mexico, do hereby certify
that there was filed for recori in this
Office Oh the Eighth day Of June, a. d.
1909;
Certificate Designating Agent and Priu
cipal Place Of Business in New Mexico OF
THE TRIO MINING AND MILLING
COMPANY.
No. 600l.
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal Of the Territory OF NeW
Mexico, at the City OF Santa
(Seal) Fe, the Capital. on this
9Th day % June, A. d. 1893.
Nathan Jaffa,
Secretary Of New Mexico.
Territory Of New Mexico J
Sierra County advocate., 1909-07-09
Articles Of incorporation Of
THE TRIO MINING AND MILLING
COMPANY.

CONTINUED. from page J
Ter itory Of New Mexico
Sierra County advocate., 1909-07-09


(Notarial SeaI)
Nv commission expires Nov. 1911.
ENDORSED:
No. 60l3.
Cor. Reed Vol. Page GIL
Amendment to Articles of lncor-
poratlon OF
CUTTER TOWNSHIP COM
PANY
Decreasing amount ct capital stock
with which to commence Business.
Filed In Office of Secretary Of
New Mexico, Jun. p, 1909: 3 Z. M.
Nathan Jaffa,
Secretary.
Compared G. T. X. to o.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-11-05
The Whirl OF Fashion.

The following seven points seem to
have been sufficiently proved TO admit
OF no doubt:
/. The double skirt will be a feat
ure of nearly all the new gowns for
dress occasions this winter.
2. Soft. thick silks OF the poplin de
scription as well as MORE antique and
velvet. will De freely adopted.
3. Transparent scarf coats of tulle
or chiffon will be general favorites in
alliance with the evening or ultra
elaborate afternoon toilets.
4. Numbers of the new gowns will
be trimmed with fur, bands of chin
chilla, skunk, fox or musquash form
ing a narrow or deep border, accord
ing 10 the taste of the wearer
.. One of the popular furs of the
season Will be the gray opossum
6. Evening and afternoon gowns
viii be richly embroidered. and quan-
titles of mock and semi-precious
stones and beads will be used in their
construction.
Z. The Henry VIII and Marquise
hats will enjoy a large measure of
favor.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-11-05
Denver soeiety's "Po.ar Hunt. !,

One of the most novel OF this fans
social evenings was polar party. "
given at the home of Miss Edith frog
Ter, says the Denver News. The
unique feature OF the evening was a
hunt for the north pole. Girls clad In
white were hidden In out-of-the-way
corners of the yard. stable and house.
and each young man. as an arctic ex-
plorer with chart in hand. set out I'm
search OF the pole. The path indi-
Gated by the chart was often filled
with difficulties and hardships. AMI
placards along the way told Of frosted
toes and fingers. When at last the
pole was discovered. a cold shoulder
and icy glance in some cases sent him
away without his prize.
The hunt for candy poles was an
other entertaining feature. and the
placing OF an American flag on the
pole. bindfolded. was an exciting one.
Partners for the grand march In the
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-11-05
Diagonal Cloths Lead This Fall.

Diagonals are being used so much
this fall for coat suits that | wonder
more has not been said of the chew
ron diagonal materials that have come
TO the rescue OF more than one per-
picked tailor whose customers are
wise enough to insist on some sort of
unity in the meeting of lines of wales
and stripes.
A diagonal is a material that can
not be left TO itself in cutting without
dire results. II has to be matched at
enc place and bullied at another until
IL presents almost as vexing a prob
lem as a plaid These new chevron
diagonals. however, present a very
satisfactory although somewhat expen-
sive solution Of the difficulty. The
stripes or wales are brought together
in chevron angles so that there is lit
tie difficulty in handling them even at
the many seams Of the new coats
Another material that has recently
made its appearance among more elab-
crate tailor-made suits and separate
coats is a fine-ribbed velvet II is
softer and more pliable than corduroy
and not SO heavy either in weight or
rib. II comes in wonderful wine-color
deep burgundy. and the light. almost
white. shades OF sauterne.- The Delln-
Gator
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-11-05

returned TO the left side ~ g,a.,
coats.
For the useful tailor-made M, ia.
are having either the white -
waists embroidered lightly m ~ colo.
or the material or OF white rnsa,s.
striped with the color.
A silyery green foulard. imms,
with deep green velvet. woven IN !,
the fiounce. with a bow at tho h.s'
and small piece OF velN,t ai m.
edge OF the yoke, is a gracem arrapea
ment
The touch OF black Is mu-. ana
more seen as the season draws pes,
its close. and In line with ls ,oen.
are the jet ornaments that come (,
unusually handsome designs
Very fashionable just now a-e Tb
anon h.i,-wid :. wandering creations
with enormous brims and one or i've
large flowers for their only trimming
besides the touch OF black Nelye,
A serviceable house dress mad,
OF flag blue linen. trimmed down ma
center from neck 10 hem aith !
straight line OF soutache II worn
with "A white embroidery Dutch eollar
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-11-05
EouIards Remain.

Foulards remain because they are
useful Ga. give satisfaction. While
not exactly what discriminating wo-
men would select for finest raiment.
they find place in every well-stocked
wardrobe. Foulards are merely elori-
fed prints. and their soft tints mingled
with laces and ribbons are fetching. TO
say the least. As the advance models
are long-waisted dresses with broad
sashes. there will be more foulards
and satins, for such goods make up
splendidly in this style. II is possible,
however. that many dresses will have
the wide liberty satin sashes.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-11-05
Woman's Sphere.

dining room were found by the catch
ing OF popcorn balls thrown over a
sheet.
The house was decorated with arctic
scenes; polar bears crawled over the
pictures and down the walls. and cot
ton icicles hung from the chandeliers.
The table decorations were In pure
white. A snowy effect In cotton
sprinkled with diamond dust overhung
the table. from which radiated white
ribbons To the sides. An iceberg. in
habited by polar bears. formed the
centerpiece. and at each plate was a
dainty boat of gumdrops.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-11-05
The Yolks OF Zoos.

The color of the yolS OF the egg
seems often 10 be affected very notice
ably by a change in the food When
fowls are closely confined in winter
or summer. it often happens. especial
ly II ration is deficient in green
food, that the yolks are pale-colored.
In one instance a much deeper orange
color In the yolk followed a change in
feeding TO green clover and alfalfa.
One lot. where pale-colored yolks were
the rule. laid eggs with orange-colored
yolks after they had been given the
run OF barn floor covered with dry
clover char and leaves. A change in
color of butter is often noticeable in
the same way when cows are turned
TO pasture after dry feed.
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1909-11-05
EOl-DE-ROI.

Jacket fronts appear again in bod.
ices
The rage for raffia shows no sign
OF abatement.
There Is a Victorian tendency In
evening costumes.
Separate long coats OF linen-each
with its inevitable touch of black
are much worn.
Newest lingerie frocks from Paris
show less lace and hand work and
more little rufiles and puffs.
Batiste. for the first time In the his
tory of the fabric, is making up coats
to be worn with silks and voiles
Some of the smartest OF the very
late millinery inspirations are straws
I'm a cinnamon shade. trimmed with
black
A handkerchief with a tiny colored
edge is again given conspicuous po-
sition in the patch pocket. which has