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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-22
TWENTY ROUNDED UP
BY VENTRILOOUIST

PHILADELPHIA, March 22-Through
his ability as a ventrilOqUist and his
nerve. Special Policeman Crowley, IL
the Beading Terminal. arrested twenty
men sing handed last night. He made
the bunch walk from the Terminal 10
the station house at Eleventh and Win
ter streets.
The Reading Terminal officials have
complained Of late Of the many Migrants
who come to the station and try to
sleep the night through on the benches
Last night there was an unusually large
number of these wanderers. and Police
man Crowley conceived the plan Of ar
resting all that were about there at
midnight Without the help Of any
other person ne routed the sleepers from
their maps, and, lining them I'D in SIN
gle file. started them of frOr me Termi-
nal for the station house
In the roundup he had used h 8 voice
60 initiate other men, as though he had
a detail Of half a dozen policemen with
him Tie sleepeTs were too tired % look
closely, and they Obeyed CrOwIey's COM
mand implicitly.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-22
.ASINO-Continuous Vaudeville.

The continuous vaudeville and motion
.lcture snow AT the Casino yesterday at
ractcd large crowds az both afternoon
and evening performances The bill was
up u the standard and furnished plenty
Of amusement
TRa Alvares. I'm brcatb-tahinE trapeze
6. opened the afternoon perform
and proceeded To- make the audi
gasp. The Transfeid sisters pleas
ne crowd with instrumental duets
Hamilton and Sinclair On a pleasing
Action of songs were generously APP
suded. The feature Of the afternoon
.rformance. "Buly'S Best Bet "a rae
x tOuCs romance. in one act and one
Gene, was interesting in its lines and
Is presentation.
In the evening bin Mae TayloTt songs
nd medleys found popular favor. as die
ne character sketches presented by
'utler and HeaEuey Lillian Wright anC
DE Young boys were recalled seveTa
times 10 repeat their clog dances. The
Trausheld brothers circus. with "A mum
Der of wcll-trained dogs and ponies as
the principal performers, delighted
everyone and earned an abundance Oi
1UplauSe.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-22
MOORE IS WHOLE SHOW"
IN CONAN PRODUCTION
Playing of Sangy kid Burns" Most Enjoyable Feature
In Talk of New York'-Chofus Notable for
Fleetness of Foot.

George VI. Cohan must have been ire
mendously busy when he wrote The
Talk OF New York" and the musical
comedy Of that name presented at the
Columbia Eheater last night gave the
impression that all Of the actors and
actresses in the cast, with the eXcep-
ton Of Victor Moore, also were IN a
hurry 20 get their work of their minds.
Victor Moore made a hit. SlanEy from
start 10 finish In a way peculiarly his
own, ne made the part Of Kid Burns
attractive. The play was adapted 20
Moore, but one could not help re-
fectng that if Moore trimmed it a
bit and threw aside the cast which
surrounded him he could take il into
vaudeville and make just as big a
nit as be made last night. and few
would miss the company. Moore works
easily. the audience catches the spirit
OF the part and enjoys it thoroughly
The same cannot be said Of the rest
Of the cast
The chorus seems 70 have been trained
with the idea that heetuess e foot
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-22

: I'm racing across the =,.-. is a prime
essential They do this part Of their
work with great enthusiasm What
dancing IS done in the play is amateur
ssh. which is surprising IN a Conan
production. There are twelve songs 30
the piece, but there IS not a real singer
i'm the entire cast, and the chorus sing
ing has little merit
The scenes In the play furnish an eN-
celIeut opportunity for pretty gowns. iu
fact pretty gowns are called for. bat
the call was in vain Conan a. Harris
usually make d. their business 10 pre-
sent "a chorus of beauty. but all Of the
/ beauties I'm their employ must be en-
gagged ln the other Conan * Harris
productions which are on the ROAD. FOR
few were -p he found last night in
| The Talk o. New York"
Victor Moore saved the piece and
whatever success 10 attaius IS due sole
Is not only 70 the manner in which ne
handles his lines but also 90 his en-
EaEiuE personality. 8 race track gam
bier with no education ne is ueverthe-
less as natural I'm drawing a check for
So ooH as -, telling "a race track tout
to beat g."
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-22
DANTE'S INFERNO"
CONTAINS WHISKY

BOSTON. March 22-When Miss Annie
Higgins was 4rraisned IN police court
this morning her library was the
chief witness booked against her.
Miss Higgins was arrested by a
cook-lOving policeman. who visited. her
home, picked up a copy Of Dante's
Inferno fgrOm the shelf. pressed the
sides Of the volume. which opened and
diyulGed a bottle Of rye Other books
contained other brands hut the Sc
lection. IL is said was made IN accor-
dance with the titles.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-22
GAYETY-Iruin,s aGibson CHS,

At the Gayety Theater this week there
is a dance called La Armorouche,
which is unlike anything seen in Wash
inct0n and which scored a hit The
dance is --FrenChy,'' although the WON
an I'm it wears a Spanish costume. The
dancers are Mile. NeUla and Willie Bar
rows.
The attraction at the Gayety this week
is Fred Twins Gibson Girls There
are two lively and humorous burlettas
and an OliO- The dancing and singing
OF the chorus was one Of the features.
". J. Collins was the only comedian
and he comes near working overtime.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-22
LYCEUM-"Wine, Woman, and Song

Some pretty girls. some dances and
songs, n whirl of light feet and feminine
dnery-and tlen-Sam Goldman These
were the features Of the wine. Woman.
and Songs Company presenting a two
act burletta. The Pole Landers," and
I'm Society" IT the LyceUm Theater.
sam GOldmen as Reb PearlohsKi, the
mole lander, kept the audience IN a con-
tinual uproar during the first act. and
was generously applauded- He was al
most equally successful as Sol Vrbyslly.
an American tourist, IN the second act,
and was recalled seven times to do
that raZzIe-dazzIe shutting dance again.
sam Goldman" Sam was ably sup
ported bv q good string of comedians.
VINO didn't have 10 break leg To get
q laugh.
outside or the comedians the life of
the show was little Miss Violet Pearl.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-22
MIDWAY AND ARCADE.

The dancing pavilion continues 10 DO
one OF the main attractions under the
Midway roof. at Fourteenth street and
Park road.
Last night several hundred couples
were on the floor. The pavilion was not
crowded, however, as II is one Of the
most spacious dancing halls in the city.
a large crowd of visitors who did not
dance also sat in the galleries and lis
tened 70 the music furnished by the
large Midway orchestra The human
roulette wheel and the other attractions
were we'll patrOnized-
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-22
ACTOR CLARKE DIES.

ASHEVILLE. " c. March 22-Creston
Clarke. the actor. a son of John Sleep
or Clarke and nephew OF Edwin
Booth, is dead here Of tuberculosis. Mr.
Clarke was fOTtV-fiVe years old.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-22
ADJUSTMENTS

THIRD GRAND BALL under auspices Of
Columbus EUuiinE Cub. az the National
Rifles Aruory. @ St. between 9Th and Icrl
ste. Monday evening, April & 1919 Dancing
go until .. tickets SOC. music by Marine
Band. During the evening there vlU DO g.
grand prize waltz lS- U-fZo- -0fI medal am
81 iu c1sr- 1f prize. 50 i0 cash Asp a grand
prize barn dances -ef nrze- s.l3 weial and
s. 81 CASH q. us-- - ID cash. tic
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-22
ADOPTS ELECTRIC CHAIR.

FRANKFORT. Ky. March Gov,
ernor Wilson has signed the bin pro-
yidlnS for eleCtroCutiOn as the means OF
Inflicting the death penalty
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-22

Avon Inn Ocean end Virginia Ave
. q Az CAA A-A-A EC, water heat EIsva-Cr-
Home comforts Special spring rates. Cap
eco White service Write Tor rates
mhI-3ct h W. WILLIAMS
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-22
RESORTS
Atlantic City.
THE EVER POPULAR WINTER REsORI
ATLANTIC CITY, n. J.
HOTEL WTrrnSoE

Directly on the ocean 1rou5 the very heart
q al am EsCule-rE and features
American ana European Plans.
Sea water iu al baths. Newly renovated
and refUrulsEc5. Equipped with everything
modern Orchestra Famous Windsor cafe
end Restaurant open all year. : s
FECEBCS, Manager uh5-sl.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-22

MORE THAN A HOTEL-A home
HOTEL IMPERIAL, 5 s. NaFylana
Looking Boardwalk Quiet. refined catering
20 particular people seeking ~Omfurr and
pleasure az a moderate cost Elevate
steam heat Baths Ownership MANAGEMENT
fs1-50t / c. KENDRICE.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1910-03-22

The Wiltshire E EI8 4Ff + AYE
Cap $50 Private baths running water n
rooms. elevator Music Special. $3.50 ID
weekly. $50 Up daily. Booklet
nhl-3ot SAMUEL r ELLIS.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
S9ifialsi6ldse.

Bon einem berben RiBeeidid lit
6err SoIepb Gib0d, &eootteur Der
rStadts5eitltrg" in bes Woires, be-
troffsn porOsn. Gs 1T nod nidt
Ionge Der, bab er eineu trefflthen
6dpieeeriObu ourd einen un5eitigen
Sob perIoren bat. Damn iteQten iib
bel ibm ielber Oie 8orboten bes al'
trrs nit eiuem idtpersn augeHleiben
Elm. 1lnb MN bat feline @attir, bic
Tim Ieit fait sinen bdlben Sobrbun-
bert eiu treuer RamsraS eetpeien, in
foIae zines StarleiOens ibr Gugen'
Iidt einsebiibt. Dos 1T tpobrIi6
mebr ais genug fir eiuen eiiseInen
Weniden. llno oennob itebt Der alte
Rdrnpe nit S1isenomlitb beItGnois
i'm oihteiten annpisepiibI fir ole
Sadie Der 5reibeit mo Der Bolts.
re6te, fir ole er araft unO germosen
opiert.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
StaIisns a6uis nnb bic 5riessHslisu
Der YlGdjte.

Die 9aiIp Neus IGBt einen uidi
eenannten @erp1brsmann, Der an.
gebIi6 aus better Quele ihopit, iiber
ben benz S0nige Don Stalien duge'
Idyriebenen 8riiitllngsplan 3al @orte
tommen. Gieier ite[t felt 6ab Die
itaIienii6en Wintiter Der Weinune
tparerL baB StuIien niht ben eriteH
Shritt in oieier aneelegenbeit I'M.
ternebmen biirite, bod piberiesten
iie fid nidt benz @unibe bes a0.
nigs, perioriihe 8Orihldge 5u ma
den. Der 9onig begann Somit, Sem
9eutiden 4aiier Elm Remorunoum
iiber ieine glniiften uno 8lGne iiber
internationaIe glbriiititng gu ienoer.
9as eeifab nidt auf bem iibIihen
offisielIen 8ege, ionbern es lit, tpie
Der @erp1brsmonn Der Sollp SEEMS
periihert, gutter @runS oafiir oor'
banSen, an5unebmen, ouB Btttor
emanuel iein Dtanuifript Sbeooor
RooiepeIt CUR lleberreifuug an ben
aaiier aegeben bat. Man tpirb lid
eriunern, oaB iih fiir3 Dor Dem Be
iuhe Rooieoelts in Berlin oas Se'
riiht oerbreitete, er beabiihtige BORT
MISUNDERSTANDING gu mahen.
Sp6ter, BEL ieinem geiut in Gbri.
itiania, oeiltete 8ooiepelt in elmer
0feSe nit 9e5ug auf Die gsqbeIpreiie
an, oaB eine 2oiung Der Srieoens'
fraae pielleiht in per Griiloung
einer 9rga bon @robmdhten sefiin'
ben neroen 6iirfte, pie file Der 8Oni5
BON eStoIien oem 3elltihen aaiier
Doreeihldeen babe. auh Der 0eit'
ihe 4aiier, 10 mill Der 8epabrs'
mann Der 9aiIp 9teps piiien, be-
riibrte oieie 9ldne in ieinem 9e'
IprGd nit sem fran3oiiihen Wtinliter
gidon in 9onoon CUR 3eit bes Set
fenbeaGngniiies 8onig @omaros.
Der &aiier ioa Bihon 6anrols unter
anberem geiast baben = bier lit Der
Oeatin angeiiibrt - Die groben
Wahte BON europa iolIten iit i'm
Syntereiic Der 3iniIiiation uuO 0es
Reni6entbums 10 eng tpie mOgIit)
3uiamneni6liesen, iit gegenieitig
belien uro cine eroBe 5oOeraticn Ses
sSrieoens bilSen. aebnlides bot Roo'
ieuelt in ieiner 9aebe in Gbriitianio
ae6uBert. 3amit gIaubt Der @e'
pGbrSmann Der 9ailp Geips ben
9elpeis Soiiir eebrntt 3u bdben, Oab
giooieueIt Der lleberbringer bes Gut'
purfes elmer SrieoensIi8a berRahte
an Soiier @iIbeIm mar. Die Gailn
gtNus lit angeblit geneiat, al DE
3uuerl1iiigfeit ibres @auobrsman'
mes gu elauben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
Sdledlt belu6nte @ubltbat.

@cr Sas 8elO bat, bat Oie Waht,
uno mer ii6 OeS goIOenen Wtittels be-
aibt, bari iid nift punOern, wenn er
bel Settle aeidoben miro. - Samcs
g. 1ammorO, Der griin0er elmer
Srbrcibmaidine, bat Die Grtabrung
aemad)t. llnldngit iibertrug er 52O
9lftien Der Sammon0 Sppemriter 90.
i'm 8ertbe pon iiber elmer WtiIlion
Collars an 0ie glngeitelten ieiner ia
brit, uno iest periutt er, Die aon'
troae Oariiber nit Silfe Ser Scrihte
nieOer5hcrlangen. Gr iagte, es iel
feline glbiitt selpeien Oie 8ontroIle
iiber sic 9lftien bis 5u ieinem Sooe gu
bebaIten, oann iollten Die EruItees lie
inter bic glngeitellten oertbeiIen, Die
langer ais fiiui Sabre in ieinen Diem
item itanOen; oieier 8lan iei aber febl'
aeidlaaen. glnitatt n1mlih 5u mar
ten, riiian oie Sruitees sic aontrolle
oes 8ei6Gfts Jest idon an iih mn
ueriudten, i'm 5ur Seite 3u OrGngen,
Der superintendent Ser 9erte, Der
SefretGr Der @eiellidIait unO pier an
oere 9eamte in Grefiitiultellungen
Die ole uon. Der @riinouu9 Ser @e
iellidyait 0ieier nugeborten, iinO Die
Seflaaten.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
Der yGuman" i'm Suuie oes Drama
tifers 8ertpn.

9ie angebli6e gergiftungsaffaire
gertons, iteat lid, iuie man aus pa.
ris melOet, INNER mebr ais ehter9e.
Iinoeitltbenrouan beraus. 9erGbalti.
ieur glrtbur lit elm 9euti6er. @r
beiBt nit ieinem 5amliennamenSar.
mann ooer Sermann, ipribt faunl
elm @ort 6ran5oiiib unO i9eint nur
elm 8ert3eug Ser entIaiienen S0din
8incenot gelpeien 81 iein, Der glpo.
tbefer, Dem Der Dottor Wariau Der.
Idieoene @etrGnfe un6 Speiien 3Ir
anaIpie iibergab, bat oieie analpie
uidt porgenommen, neil i'm Die Sa'
den in pabribeinIid ungereinigt ge'
bliebenen WfeOi3inflaiAen itberbrabt
purSen. CAB man lnter iolden I'm
ItGnoen i'm RineraItuaHer 9igitalis
umO in 6Ieiidreiten GbIoroformipit'
rem entoeden founte, lit nidt ganl
uroenfbar. 6rau CLAUDE 8erton, nOit
8eraiftete", fpetgert iih, ais RIGgerir
ober 9emin1iantin oufSutreten. @int
gtniteauna Ses oori6rea eingeIeite
ten 8erfubrer1s oiirite baIbigit 5u er
tparten iein.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
gerindJe Sur Rettuns Uun llnterIee'
bupten.

Die i6meren 8erluite, Die Sranf.
reid in Der Iesten 3eit ourh Den
llntergana uon llnterieebooten erIitt,
iino Jest Die @eranlalrng oa5u OaB
i'm Saien bon Gber6ourg 5abIreite
8roiette CUR Siherlng Der 9eman'
nung bel llnidaen bon llnterieeboo.
ten Itu0irt per6en. 9Im meiiten
0lusIi6t nuf glnnubme bat Der 9e'
oanfe, Die unterieeboote nit einem
aufbau oOer &iost gu oerieben, in
ben Die Rannidaft bel 4Iarm fIiit-
ten fam. Der auiins fam Ieidt
bonn a0rper oes ltnterieeboots ubge-
lott neroen uno it,, penn er iioIirt
niro, poafommen ihluimmiGbia.
au6 8eriu6e 3ur brabtIoien telepbo-
nfi6en SignaIperbinbune oe5 Inter
Ieeboots NIT anoeren Sdliffen oOer
nit 2anSitotioren meroen gsmoht
gs seIangen geritdnOigungen bis gu
bier SeemeiIen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
Batter nnS Subn.

@inigesluiregung peruriahte fiir5.
lid Elm VPitglieO Der ReD 9orfer goI'
oenen SuaenO, George s. Dtuqigan
junior, iroem er in oramatiiber
Weiie ieinem Bapa in beiien Office
Surief: Sra, aOieu, alter, i'm Sen.
ieits ieben mir ms mieOerl Sd, trim.
fe RarboIidure!" 0amit ieBte Der
Singing Elm S1Gidden an Die Sip
llno baIo Sarnuf eribien cine &m.
buIan3. Boli5iiten uno Elm 0ottor.
2estcrer beiab iid ben Singing
gang griinOIih uno meinte: ,Sagen
Sie NAL, iunger Wann, baben sic
nod einen Shuaps bel iib - i'd
mohte aud eiuen baben!"
Suug.Nulligan bntte nGmIih Itatt
&arboI gem0buIi6en 8bisfep in oas
SlGihfen gefiiqt, Der ia INNER nod
geiilnOer lit aIs iene SGure. limb go.
Ii5ei uuO 0oftor iamt @mbuIanS rid
ten ab. 0a belt Der Batter Die WGn'
ner Oes @eieees Suriid uno meinte
,a0nnt Sbr Oas 9iirihhen 6enn nidi
mitnebmen mo einiperren2" - yS5u
narum 6enn?" mar Die 5rage. =
yIuu, neil er ui6t SeIbitmor6 be-
eangen bat" antruortete 0iuqigar
ieuior.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
GhrIiGle @anEr1nber.

Tean ihreibt aus BeneSis: Gm
is. Gusuit bate Die Srieiter Giliale
Der llnionbant an bic 9anfItene Der
ganco oi RapoIi in 8eneoig einen
geuteI NIT 25,10O Sire in itaIieni'
i9ni 8anfuoten seididt, ben 6as
iibIihe gpis begIeitete. 9lls Han ben
8euteI am 9eitimmungsorte offnete,
fano man itatt Der 9anfnoten MIR
einige SeitilngsihnieeI. Das @elo
mar ipurlos neri6wunben, un6 bic
iorginm eefiibrten poliSeiIihen &e'
berden fonnten iiber ben 8erbleib
10 menig feititeaen, bab man ni6t
einHtal einen NnbaIt bate, Oh Der
8euteI nnterpegs ODER bereits in Der
unionbanf seoffnet unb ieines Sn.
haIts beraubt noroen mar. Dieier
Soge erbielt MN Der Siliaaeiter Der
gteapeler 8onf in 8eneOis in einem
9riefumihlag ben entpenOeten 9e'
tras nabe5u poaitGnOig sliriiferitat.
tet. Ser anonpme GbienOer bate fir
24,500 Sire itaIieniihe 9anfnoten
in ben 9riefiumi6lag seIegt, Der ben
8oititempel @or5 trug ino neben Der
Qoreiie Die angabe ygntb1lt 0ofl'
mente" uno Den 8ermerf pHefom'
mnnbiert" trug. 9as aupert barg
nod Elm 5peites, Sns in ausgeidnit.
teneu 9rudbuhitaben bic Guiidrift
5eigte, r24,500 Sire BON Der Sen.
Suns Der llnionbanf". Der 9ieb bate
aIio 600 2ire BON Dem entlpenoeten
8etruge fir iid bebaIten uno ben
8eit, elmer pIoslihen @epiTensre.
euna foIgeno, auriidseianbt. Eros
6es ginihreibepermerfs bate er iib
aber tpobIluGisli1 sebiitet, Sic Gen.
Dung perionli6 am Boitidalter in
Sor3 aui6uIiefern ionOern bate oen
griei einiad in ben 9rieftaiten se'
porfen. glngeiidts Oes lleber1pertbes
Der 5ranfierung mar er BON Der 8oIt
inoefen ais ginidreibebriei beban.
belt morben. 0aB unteroeiien Die
9iebe bas. geItoblene 9eI6 aber be.
reits uerDanot unO in llmIauf geiest
bntten, gebt Saraus beroor, 6aB nadl
auSpeis Der Interchangeable Die
mad 8ene6ig 5urildgeianoten 8anf.
noten anoere 9fummern trugen pie
bic BON Ser Srieiter Siliale Der
llnionbanf 5ur gerenoung gebrad'
ten Sheine.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1910-10-13
Gin Seitamtntseiebita6l

erreat in geIgraS sroBes gIufieben
Die Bittpe 6es ierbiihen Roman'
eiers 2iubica Ntotapuli itarb Dor ei'
ntaen 8o6en uno binterIieB elm Se'
Itament, poriu tie ibr 8ermogen bon
elmer baIben Ueiuion isrbiiden DobI'
tb6tigeu 3iuedeu ipiomete unO eir
stpeiit0diees Sous fir boS ierbiihC
Wuieum binterlieB. 0as Seitnmeni
lift ieboA oeribpunSen. es beibt
bob es elm anseiebener 9eIgraOer
G6pofat, pGbrenb bic Stifteriu out
Der gabre lag, geitobIen bat, Inn Der
pdnbten Der 8sritorbeuen gu 8ermo'
gen au perbeIien. Su Der GngeIegen'
belt puroe eine llnteriuhung einge'
leitet.
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eadapaunu & Bbomins gaIIsg.
(qaureI einte.l
3ptl&tn SrautOn unb BHfts.sarrt.

3pH&tu Snantcn uub gBtIfss.Sarrt.
9hat SsrIaHtn Scranton TIM no, 2.no, 2 OO
400, 500 uub 800 Rrra.ns. I'm 5 40 gppr.
atns an @ohtntaatn unb aIls ud6fcIa,nS,
Ipda;ie Wtnuisn, unb nm 700 WCrasns an
SpnHidatu unb ans nd6tclasnbt iwdu,ia Wi.
uuttu BE une tufluHpt f2 no 9nGts, In @H.
Iss-Sdrrs ii Rtnuttu ipdttr dnFpmm.rb.
Grprtssaas, nur In ptttstpn aubaTt,ut. Ter.
afTsH SCRANTON dus Stunbt tdaIit, dusd,.
nDmmtn Souutdas uub 6tttrtdasu. BON 7te
Roratns bts 7.t9 assues. uue trtftu IN @il.
Ies.Sdrrt 30 Wituutsu fp6ttr elm.
Stftrtr Disuf ,pif6.- Scranton. Rdp VIC
Darf, SuHd pdrl, pttrsburd unt Duumprs.
STat tR Rrdft am 8. 9uIi19o7.
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cleaning establishments. Then the
skirt should be ripped of the band
and new one put on at exactly the
normal waist line. A; or a little be-
low the knees the skirt can be band
ed. not too tightly. This banding
should not hamper the wearer in
walking. but should draw in the skirt
just to the correct lines. The band
is first pinned all the way around. and
the fuilless is properly adjusted be-
fore IL is sewed on. for II il pulls to
one side or the other the effect il bad.
Often new facing or braid is needed
about the bottom.
Rip the sleeves and yoke out OF the
bodice Press lightly on the wrong
side with a warm iron and shirr the
fullness into the shoulders seams in
stead Of plating H. At the same time
allow the shoulders TO measure as
long as the back will allow. Shirr
the fullnesS just below the bust line
int, a smooih-fiftsng space OF abou;
three riches and then cover with a
band matching that Of the skirt The
neck should be finished with either a
yoke OF standing collar.
r the ~ cuts out little too low
set a piece Of lace in underneath Al
The bottom. 50 that IL comes I'D from
tn point Of the cu;-ol1 place just two
inches. and then fnish h straight
across the tor. This gives one Of the
best effects and makes the neck loos
IN riEht. a facing and no trimmiul
can haish the neck. or there can b.
trimming matching the banding OF
the rest CT The frock.
The sleeves should DC cut on -
hat when they are faced fhey vii
end just above inc elbow. Set In AZ
underslccvc. plain or cioscntting
which ends a little below the elbow
The sleeves q tho dress mafersa
should be finished juit like the neck
and u - a GOOD idea ~ slash the up
pcr sleeve ap the outside q little way
Tho trimming 10 then allowed 20 out
line the slashcf part The bodic'
csu - piccrd do~n 20 meet the han'
70 which the sklr; Is attached. n No