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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-06-21

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The free lance. (Fredericksburg, Va.) 1885-1926, 1910-06-21
CASE POSTPONED

The case of the Virginia Shirt Fac
tory against certain insurance COM
panies, which had been set for trial for
Tuesday, June 2lst, has been post
poned. -
The sun., 1910-06-26
ENGLISH RACING DEFENDED.
CIerEyIuan says . National Sport Should
Ne EneouraEed.

The following is from the London rims.
Of June 10
-OpeninG q bu zaAr yest erday a. Barnet
Father Beruard VAUGHAN referred IN the
AscO, meeting The etventy-eiEht races in
cluded only ave handicars and not = single
selling race. Far more people went 10 Ascot
10 see the human races than the horse races
They went there 10 show their own PAGES
and faces Personally he vas In favor Of
all sport. not excluding racing Every
thing that msde for national character
ought 10 he supported and encouraged
by EnElshmen.
He had been blamed by some Noncon-
fOFtnisia for having expreuaed the hope that
their sailor King would keep up his late
MaJe~ty's racing stud and would when
circumstances allowed u lend the encourage
ment Of his pTesence al our great national
snort since he had spoken II had transplred
much 10 the RratlicatiOn Of English lovers
Of sport, that his Majesty had taken over
the late Kings racing stable and stud.
Surely ell who were int led In the up-
keep 0f English bred horses ought 10 feel
indebted % George v. for the interest he
was showing In what was 40 infinitely
the livelihood of quite an important section
Of the community. For MT only were they
concerned about the stamina and strength
Og the racehorse. which could only be t-si ed
on the c0urHe. but they were stil more
Interested ih the stable men and stable boys,
whose occupation would BE- gone II theme
Faclng stAbles and breeding grounds we're
closed. hesidss u the sport vas shorn Of
royal aupport 4 might very easily dei arior-
ate not only In the quality uf the breeds
Of their hgraes but II tire quality Of the
sport Itself Racing might deaenerafn
lhto a usre paatime ior the brethren q the
betting ring.
Every true EnRlinhman had . trend ng
the kportalnan IN bio ch4racter and when
Il was Developed on legitimate lines ID helped
him 70 realize himatif and gave him that
indeacfi1able aOmething IN HE deport-
menl and chafactsF which made for English
manllnefa. There were dangers no doubt
atteud'ng the paailuie oi racinv a. thera
were IN playing Cro0uei, but Engllahmen
should learn 20 hecone the architects not
the mere cfeatures % circumstance They
had - learn how 10 train their bgtting IN
gtinctn In the sane way % they trained their
hOraea-riding them under control
The sun., 1910-06-26

The CiaR-Na-Gael aOcielv wi he'd ns
-uguai morris snd picnic this afternoon ai
ssiic PaTs S ss lsHiss ,s,,,, 2, iss sSsas.Sn 90
wsiehing iOo pounds end undeF. Thew
VII - ten events seorad the sane way a.
ihe nationel dAturs. and The winner WI PArn
fhe tille % metropolitan champion. Along
sv.n,s' srd a Ghs wives ars sSod t6s faii
hgi rade % loral sthletea ahould BE- on hand
70 do hattie Tor them. 70 make 10 for any
iniermlasions that mlaht hnnpen In the
snd the tinted German slsgiGs soclstiss
viii BE- nteePai q Eueeta end VII FOn ont
uoFe aeleetions from The classics
Dgnaldson. undoubiedlv the champion
IS9sSd Il EaslSRa for 10 paFposS % u taslns
"a AZ Vha miaht care % run him. u =
~ 4 hefwill nol lahe part IN anythigR hui
speci9l maichea ter slas staks,s ana 6sls:
that be w =, 70, se s. Sc,esr slmssf sy trIlas
had - sisDpsd 20 the lhiP thap he al
b. would nm HOlwny at - yards and he
would fHckls Net Cartmen % any dPiance
lhs Ameflcan vented ~ % and lneludlag
u = very lhsig that = mstch WI - ths
lesali, After Donaldson defeated Posils
and HolWav IN south Africa and ahoW d
. s-s seconds for ihs Iee Ysris nobody
y ssS .Sa y s ss ssssds . q e Sa.s S. sss4 sS4
a. q b eSuld qnlY raD The osniIFT b q
soconal a Viuil u ehFlapd ives tie only
seiPs sa, EyIaslssa q hl.H ", e. 20 3 HIll
az tha olher -pr0as aWay from Nm,
ieSs p'ssS AZ SiSsi q Ks 80 ~ ssaTi.S; y = n
pl Aeat Ellll.lln.1 aif2el. There we :
.eagiig gioez,.1g,s q seF'aF' gsse.l.9s
sta tss tlf Ss5@ pSsSaL t3S 5iS.
HI.u.lae W1l trl ula9L W1v NF1MrilV a.
oclock ahd u LASTED tIIl nofnlls
The sun., 1910-06-26
SPORTING DOIN6S IN ENGLtND.
Naa, OHers Ter return HSEhI between
NeParlAna ana Welsh.

IsNDoN. June Is Offers for q return
dEht between Packy Mcfarland and Freddy
Welsh are coming In - quickly that the
Chiea9o youth. Who vas 20 notoFiOualy
robbed Of the fruits Of HE victory ever the
EnFlish light seieht champion. is ksp, busy
stAlling od the bidders. The National
SPORTING Club Want' % match them again
and will give a. least ~ laree q sum ~ Sol
a. they fought for on Decoration Day. and
may possibly go a. hiEh a. c7.oao 70 Get
the contest 80 that u can cleanse iis reputa-
ton ~ H. oflcial referees Partially. But
sinre the sea son Tor boA ma 81 headuuarters
s closed until October u j. not likely that
Mcfarland will care 20 wait that lOnG
ln the meantime there ere several oders
Il sio.co valtine for ,hf pair 70 accept
Welshs town. vhfls Dick Burge hanFs out
the sane tempting inducement for hts new
club M London. The Hing The hout can
take place within one mOnth from The date
on Monday evening". June q. Harry Lewis.
whose paTisian enEaGemeHts have come %
q satisfactory conclusion, viii meet foung
Joseph In e twenty round battle at wonder
land This h being advertieed aa for the
Welterweight championship of che world.
and Il ouna Joseph holds the lsOnadnle hslt.
whirh ohicially declares him % be the
champion Of that division tn thts codnuy
b-eh blessed vith financial results. bed a
benefit q tho HippodrOme. Paris, on June
a. Ahen he slowed away en- kngltsh mush
named JaCk Roberts in two rounds.
Jack loyner has scrHtched Whisk Broom
from all interfering engaEenients ana VIII
deV ots all the training Of that three year
Old toward winning the French GTaRd
PTiy ran sunday, June ~. Outside Of the
ngmerroa: French oppCsiw,llsSn wls Thlcn Tn. WI WI
have To meet l.amberg winner Of this year =
Derby charles O'Mailey. Sho hnSshed
third for tlle popular classic. Tressady and
Admiral Hawke In The 2,n10 puineaa
Mhisk nrnoun beat al Of the last three when
he nan IN I'd 10 Neil Gov and I.emberg
Outside NJ MarAa, Edmond Blano'e sreat
ally who is al@o experted 10 start for the
biggest turf prize n the world not much
fear u entertained for the french candi-
hy Bernard Dillon. the Jockey who rode
spsaTmint N victory IN the event In ipad.
aud who will no taken over - FIance b..
Charles Jennings 20 that MI FAIRIES
Derby winner viii have the most expefi-
enced handlinG. may prove the stumbling
block 20 loynerh ambition.
julie Gautier the undrOwnable swimmer
hns undertaken a eat 70 ee psrfor,Tred On
iune 1s that seefs impossible. He has
agreed 10 swim over the vGrplty eourae
from Putney to hortlahe about four and =
half miles with bic arms bound behind bis
hack With thirty yards Of rope and bis lsFs
shackled together. Two years aEO 10 swan
through London. q diatamca ~ seyentaen
miles, with hands and feet manAcied and
last summer he swan over the varsity
course similarly hound while towing . boat
81 Arst attempt With hia hands tied bshind
him
The sun., 1910-06-26

the gains. % a. 70 n,Ake tha exposition AZ
intereatng a. Possible. lha commntee
ccpiss of nlsSSiSss ds'osSd 70 cAssS asd
papers ronlAmlng chess coluulna
The EaStem DAtrict Chess Club closed
q very aurcegsful season las1 week BY Rlect-
ma oficera Tor tha eaepiaa tern. Fhees
Ners. William r. Rndolph, president;
Harold W Rudolph. viCe-preaidepi; Arthur
, foys. secretary. and AdFian hegenan,
team tag tain. DUTing tha last season ne
club plAyed u ta0 team matches. Winning
aAFen. loaing tNO and drawing one. Two
matrhes Ners scOrei AZ the expense OF the
HASTINGS chess Tub. oAe eagh from the
Plllsbury Chaes Club and the EasleTl chess
Clnh. cae won and oaa loal VIII TIE hrpoks
lyn Chess Club and pykef HalHhtN Chess
Club and one won and one drawn with Ne
Greater New ork Correspondenoe Choss
Association. The Elemhers Of thS ieam N
order are :. r 7 black ,. y, p, Ruesell
J, W q Rndolph .. ". N, Love. 5. A.. D.
Foye q. A. 3. Eilard. J. {. khomand. Anu :.
A HeTaman.
me follows ~ . problems Were awarded
nar Ond pFiyea N the ninth problem tourney
OF the German Cheta Asaoclatlon;
rRolEnM NO 6a norro' MlNn, 90 aANNFf
fAGuNg
The sun., 1910-06-26
ATLANTIC y. G. RACE WEEE,
ThoupsSn and llptoa CUPS % BE salled
FaF on SEQ Gate

The annual race week Of the Atlantic
Yacht Club promises % be the best In the
history of that club. The racing VIII utsft
on Weinesiay August %. and continne
over Labor Day. The feature u the weok
VIII BE- q series Of thres races Tor the various
ono design classes that aatl on local waters.
IN addltiOn. there alao VII BE- series racing
for tho regular classes o. the uniVefnnl
rule
Ths q class wnl sau the third leg for tie
costly qhomne0n cup during the rlfe ueoE
% thv Atlantic Yaett club. and ths 3 class
% CCmpete In the hrsi leg 0a n neg Lipinn
cup. 0feret through the Creace Athlufic
club for the fcFatia. The fasea WIN BE-
sailed on We ine.day =. August u THURSDAY
Aenfemhaf I. and Fr,daF. Asntemhaf J.
The one deaign glasses fhqe VII witt
sea Gate Win come principallT from tka
south side n Long lalaBd. Horaea u
BOtcheF. chairman of tho rnHnfts oNIH-
mitteB Of the Atlantic Yacht Club, aald
Vesfefdly that the HellncFt BAY YaGhe
club would aend Zen one design bouta ~
agl Gqie and thnt me Ce1aThuFut Eacii
club also would ~ repfag1nfra by a N9el
uf rrall, The igiIp tnch5 girn Rnd tAa
south shore Yacht Club 81 ratfhnfia tTa
80 sFpsstsd q ne Gilshtio HSctg Cil8
fhh fa1
The sun., 1910-06-26
THE CHESS PLAYERS CORNER
J.tNOWSKI BE.ITEN M 4 DI TTH
PLATER ~ 4 SERlES Ar PARIS.

mo Partslnn h 10 Meei LaukrF. Nhom
Ne COnshAsn Noi n Chss hut .
Domln0 Playsr-fntrtes a tlam-
he wsA SnoNn Dutch sxpsrt W. J. D. s.
hsslr Of Amsterdam visited Para TIE intlsr
paJof az order 10 play series Of three
ran,ca with the frsDcA chahpioR. D.
lGh0sad. he latter sulenod defeat. los.
ms tg1 games aud winnihR one. ~ viii
Bt ssen nom tue IollOwing sloreG
The sun., 1910-06-26
HORsE SHOW AT PTTSBl RG.
De Wit G. Flanagan and Emn see''s
TAKE I've Blmea Each.

PITrsBUnG. June 3t.-An immenre 'rovH
tuTned cut Tor the So ond day of the seuI'A-
Icy Heights Horse show. De wiz &. tlanA-
ran Of NJ Para avenue. Nev YORK. von In
the hrrness and the ak classrs lni"
Russell eas the Flanaean rhtiy, NhNr
Fiorham SOVEREIGN uas driven by Neofss
Watson, Jf The blue was given ne lans.
Ran entry only after one ~ me 'esA.
trutfei both horaeH around The oval ""'
son Jared gery badly to-day, ma .i'.. .--''
fDgr ecrUuas. -.
Tho one ker Yarn ~ Sshaso. We q.
two blue Fihbohs in hafneys laa1es Neolf
Watson, Who has the hckoan ivqme,,
stables a. Madison. n. J.. unnomni ~ .n-t
b. had bought ave hackneYed h9rre- - -
ponisu from " y. hgnIY Of the lryint '.i .oIi
Yarn. SFwickiey EWu teele ol 80
Fnty-f0urth street. New lorE, voc W,
hlua ribhona ID the roadsfer and runs 99N
c'nqnar with Charles WAtes and Mdgr.
Ths u b ntnner entries from Warfehlo,;
Va had naaFly everything their oEA ~
IN the hunters claE1na, ana yne a'.sg
horHa prlEe1 we're nearly ah sten y sisv
epiFisi 6f Henry 3. hea % hevIAi"'
Haigbia
The sun., 1910-06-26

concrrls stadium for the accommodation
~ the crOWds that Whit AqnApolh Tor afA-
iotiC contaola THIS will b. c great I'M
SSSy ~ ST,s, esmssIyss 500 so, AS HS 1s
N1dertake, oocauBe Of the expense under
Nhlch normally thay are for athleiioR
The mODey Eeoded Tor aporta = contributed
and there are no OlpartuAiiies for raising
Ihla b not permitted. atadiaQi h some
thing the Navy A 4. wants vert much.
The sun., 1910-06-26
- 80 naee NeHt Naane.nn,.

The commit,ee u ths Indian Harbor
Yacht Club aE-1usces that OWN 9 - nu-
msrouh requests from ownera 0f yurhta
cntgEpd IN The 6ith annual race Of Ire indian
HafboT Yschi Club from OEeenwiCh 10 New
London, the date Of the race y changed
from Tuesday, lune ~ 10 Wednesday
june -, The starr win b uaade AZ ! o clock
from % Great Captains iaIand uaht
The sun., 1910-06-26

whlte-s rieces
White v play saa nats N tSo moves
aolrfinE 70 rnonhEN So. a.
90 PlQ; , REQP &C.
I - Pa tSEsa, 1e
fS1Sss ~ 2IEs 1 ? ks1ka E.hRa * x. M
L9-M. e EtS Tey., {; sTP ss. &C.
o-s.. a,y s'ss.' g % e. e.. -. -,
% NJ. - nr. 4. u. salawia. NoTWalk oOah.
N-'t-f AS tohews
-Ts,s ssrlAlAly /. . yoeAerfal ooscsoses
I. v-'v svhtie MOVE aoariy svsry ysg,stloh
tatreafvsr t. a difnegh tvo rSNe problem
soIv-ros 70 FSoFuINSo ~
n-Fr ~
co--.-, 'Sts,l,n. r.-.ly.4 20 Se. - f.er- -
ss-r-r Rrcollya.
Drrn- last ~s~F t~o ,arnous souihern
ehesa nlnveru arriVef IN town. namely
Ma~auey Atsrlina. . - rNpion of cuba.
snd r Prokcfuy. champion of heNieo.
ora cOaRRsrONnENrT rorENET.
DurlnE last wsss INe follovie e addigonsl
E Weld svdpsy Dale shaw. Henry
Fe-iug anA p q Raker
A. ne time ~ w-lting there we're Ave
conts~tanss wfo had 'orwlfded their y.
srsusSs TsSif about re ioilSTihG iormatioS q
the fourth se~fion
FSrrlh ses tton IA, 81. a. ana IS Nr
Hprlng VIII now have % wait uhtl threr
adttu0mal competitors forwRrd entranos
money
70 coaNEupoEpgETA
Tha reaaers eg THH suN are rsapsctfnlh n
au-s sd . nadly address hn oog.nunieadon,
ints-4ed tor this deparamfKe 70 cAeto Hayws
ca-1er aay aad ust - enriote soiuuont wa
ietteTs A4aYenAed 70 tte pufHe department. Thil
mq,hoi VIII ~ "A de,ny.
on ne othef hAaE solutoRa - pnahtlna n
terded Tor pronlarrs for Sfm Readers ouam - ~
adfreseaa 70 she edl1nr % ghai denartneoi
John Ninsea. gerNey CIV G entrAlee iea. tw1
earnea 70 be piayed Win ltgee otfef compfu
% In your aerton. Ac. Fun ntrtculart Weft
sflnte1 IN TWm arN last sundav
The sun., 1910-06-26
nnrrr b - AFnll fsF rAamrlenIhln

LONBoE, June M.-M Marry ths oars
mHn, ualiea to-day i5r Rhodsaia. Whars ha
wlu roe Aaalnal AFnat Tor the world'a cham
ri11aeip gn Auaugl a.
The sun., 1910-06-26

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The sun., 1910-06-26

s.vs icin1V Vscf ne ysie frsri 80, 4
sist thsr, sS,,rs kss,ii, ip tbsir ,.,,,s h. y.
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The sun., 1910-06-26

when Jack johnson made peace WITH
bic f0rmcr manager, George litile, last
week Il was report "a that Little had threai b.
ened 10 tell some inside facts about the hR
sons chances and says nov he VII gei an
honest run for n
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-06-11
n Weman's Great Idea

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without health, it is hard for her to be
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TO women who want health, beauty and
friends. They regulate stomach, liver
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strong nerves. bright eyes, pure breath
smooth, vslvety skin, lovely complexion
good health. Try them. 5Oc at The
Fuller Drug Co.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-06-11
SOCIALISM AN ISSUE

In n speech at jackson, Mich,
last Saturday President Taft de-
clared that socialism is to b. the
great problem that confronts the
American people and that it must
be skillfully handled.
Evidently the president is not
blinded by the silence of the asso-
ciated press and the great maya
zines as are the people in general.
He may have been taking notice
of the tremendous campaign that
Eugene V. Debs has been making
throughout the middle states and
is now making in the east. Debs
fills the largest auditoriums in
every city where he speaks and
what is remarkable, every man.
woman and child has to pay %
cents admission.
One little socialist weekly paper
in Kansas has over 100000 sub
scribcrs and is increasing ut the
rate of thousands every week.
II is safe to say that there are ut
least half Of n million OF militant
socialists today in the United
States. Such I'M army constantly
ut work is bound to make itself
felt. And the sooner the people
realize this the better they will be
prepared to meet II when il b.
comes the paramount issue.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-06-11
THEODORE ROOSEVELT

InEOOOkE kOOSEVAT
The ex-president is soon to land
in New York. He will be met by
a large concourse of man-worship-
ers and the band will play THE
Conquering Hero Comes. The
parade will be financed by the
crowd that makes and unmakes
presidential candidates. The COM
mon people will not meet him
gladly.
D. X. L., in the Chicago Public,
reviews Mr. Roosevelt at consider
able length from which are the
following extracts:
"a close study of Mr.. Roosevelt's
career will fail to disclose anything
in it upon which to base the hope
that he will become an Insurgent.
In his later years he has been
chief among the apostles of party
regularity, and insurgency is es-
sentially irregular. Mr.. Roosevelt
has never done or said anything to
show that he sympathizes with In
surgency's aims or purposes. In
fact many people who acclaim most
loudly their belief in the "Roose-
welt policies" have no clear con-
ception of what those policies are,
nor of the character of the man
for whom they are named. They
have judged Mr.. Roosevelt by his
words and not by his deeds, and
the result is an amazing popular
misconception of the real Roose-
welt.
Mr.. Roosevelt's strength, in
fact, has come largely through his
ability to convince the people of
his devotion to the public welfare,
while in an emergency he has
never failed to enlist in behalf of
himself or his cause the support
of the malefactors of great
wealth.
IF Mr.. Roosevelt's future is to
be judged by his past, he will be
found allied with the Standpat
element of his party, although he
will probably avoid committing
himself publicly to the Standpat
faction. He is the most adroit
politician of his time, and he wants
to be President again. He has no
hope that he can attain that place
against the combined opposition
of the concentrated wealth of the
country-a wealth which. despite
his pretense to the contrary, he has
always cultivated and courted. At
the same time he will avoid, il
possible, doing ought that will
ALLEVIATE to any serious degree the
support of the rank and file"
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-06-11

Now that the tourist season has
opened, the ID. & r. G. officials are
complaining because Monte Vista
has no hotels. This city, and es-
pecially the Sunnyside Addition,
is being talked about everywhere
and tourists would come here if
accommodations were to be had.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-06-11

As n general rule II man will get
u reputation in the community in
which he lives for about what he
IL. Any man who IL satisfied with
himself never need worry about
his reputation.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-06-11

Mrs. A. Heaton returned Tues
day from u visit to Salida. Her
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and
Mrs. Shewalter. came with her.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-06-11

Judge Blakey, the big real estate
man, and Walter Ickes cashier OF
the National bank of Alamosa
made an auto trip to this city
Tuesday.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-06-11
SNAPPED JOKES

"You will admit that doctors
sometimes make mistakes, won't
your" suggested the cross-exami-
ner.
"Oh, yes; the same as lawyers, :"
was the cool reply of the medico.
"And doctors mistakes are bur-
led six feet under the ground?"
Yes, that's right, too" said the
other; 'and the lawyers mistakes
often swing in the air How does
that strike you, you bottle-nosed
old shyster?"
The socialists hope to carry
Connecticut at the fall election.
Their candidate for governor, Rob.
ert Hunter, says the party will
bring into the state orators of nat
ional reputation to help the fight,
and that already he had assurances
of support which would make the
dead leaves tumble from their
limbs" Among the speakers in
the Socialists campaign will be
Eugene V. Debs, Mayor Siedel of
Milwaukee, John Spargo of New
York, Victor Berger of Wisconsin
and James F. Carey of Massachu-
sets.
The Monte Vista journal. (Monte Vista, Rio Grande County, Colo.) 1888-1921, 1910-06-11
n. J. WALLER. n. D. e.
VETERINARIAN

Graduate of Chicago Veterinary
College Surgery and Dentistry
. Specially.
Office at GooddlngS Drug Store
Night phone: Blue 20 Day: Blue 3O2
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-11

From the Boston Herald.
A tiny hot-water bottle for a baby
Is now a necessary part OF its OUTFIT
Therefore it makes e good gift 10 q
young mother.
To make the gift Misunderstanding in
clude a cover. These covers can be
bought, but are more attractive when
made.
One Is Of flannel in blue. pink. or
white. 1t is cut large enough for the
bag to slip in easily and is bound to-
gether with wash ribbon A draw string
is in the top and on one side the initial
OF the baby in a contrasting color.
The letters should not be too heavily
padded, as they are not comfortable IL
pressed on delicate skin.
Another cover. newer than the eu,bro,a-
cred flannel ones. is IT, .'ne crooheted
one In heavy knitting silk. These covers
are In blue and pink. with fnch.wide
ribbons 10 draw them at the top.
Patterns for such bags can be found
IN books on crochet and form a pleasant
change from the interminable silk neck
ties which most women keep on hand
to Ill odd minutes.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-03-11
The Fashionable Couture.

From the Wmans Home Companion for March.
Fashion to-day demands that the
couture be simple. There are no more
formal curls, no more hard and fast
puffs, no heavy and hot supports, for
the pompadouT. There are innumer-
able styles in coif1ures. but all OF them
are characterized by simplicity and
shapeliness. Now. while any arrange
ment Of the hair that shows these quail
ties is in harmony with the mode there
is one feature of the model couture
that is distinctive and almost generally
becoming. This is the braid or coil
that encircles the head. It may be the
conventional Roman braid. thick firm
plat or it may be simple coil, but it
forms part OF the majority Of the new
styles. Its function must be understood
II we are 10 use IL correctly.
But, I hear you object, what a cruel
style it is that requires sufficient hair
for braids and coils to extend all around
the head. So it would be were this the
case. but the half Of art is suggestion:
it is not necessary 20 carry the hair all
around the head-merely suggest the
complete circle. For instance. supposing
you part your hair in front and roll it
at the sides. Then comb your back hair
upward. divide it, twist it, cross 1t and
carry the ends to the point where they
can be tucked under the hair rolled at
the sides. By this simple means, you
have given your head the proper shape.
also a sufficient hint Of the fashionable
10 your couture.