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Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
COTCH IS To
WRESTLE FOR
REAL H0N0RS
~ TOMMY CLARK.

LE M
Who waa 1t said that Frank Goteh
has retired7 Didn't we tell you ali
along that this business was only gun7
And then rs good a wrestler as the
Humboldt farmer Il has no business
~ retire, especially when he Is In his
prime. OF course he'll wrestle Hack
en~schnidt, not right away, but later
Ia the season. Gotch needs 4 little
practice, for he has been Idle for some
time. He wiA take on a few OF the
American wrestlers, throw them, too,
and then he will be ready for the RUS
Sian Lion" Az a starter he will take on
Henry Ordernan in q finish match Feb.
8 In Chicago. The latter Is one OF the
best mat artists In this country and
will give the champion a good tryout.
After this contest the champion will
take on Roller, Westergard and several
other grappiers, and then, around the
latter part Of March, win come HACKS
turn
With articles signed and the battle
ground settled upon, this contest win
attract az much attention as the JEFF
f~rfas-Johnson bout. The promoters
know that another match between
Gotch and the Russian Will be the big
Eeet wrestling event ever pulled on In
this or any other country. With the
boosting properly conducted the public
win ill any Enclosure in tbs country to
ssa the TIVE big fellows hug each other
Tor 4 compile OF hours. No wrestling
b0ut In the history of ths game can rs
compared with tho coming contest, and
the attraction will eaaiiy 20 worth
$4,000.
Picking the winner Of the battle VIII
be q hard task, tor Gotch and Hack
enschmidt are two Of the greatest
wrestIers thst ever lived Ninetysnine
out Of svery hundred man Ia this
country firmly bellows that Gofch can
beat any M In tho ~soraA - the
catch-as~catch-ean game. But Sncs In
awhile ninety nina MEN cut Of svery
hundred are mistaken. and It's = good
policy net to be tes free vita predse.
ttens. Remember sJohn 4. Sullivan,
Jtnn Cornets sad khst Terrible bear
Jirasay Jeffsek.
Tie ders we Aave to 10 Dy Es ths
match between tie pnsr TARA ysars
SIC sn cAAsos In which HaeA aais
after wrestling Ter ovsr eao hours. The
ssausaaan Lion claimed kssak gotch
waa ecntaauaay fouztug hin ard sAvs
81 % axeuss Tvf giving np snat no wss
- accustomed - shs fuasE txxstca
tnuf prevail Ia easesAsAscn4xn
Hxsssaaas hE tits eeansyws &nafAss
snlnss b MesBsaaAse6 &s
aa tfEas hs with ba 8 1@aAk ~
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
NEWS SPORTING PAGE
OAK F. C. PUT
UP SLOW GAME
Defeated by Peerless A. c.
81 Last Night.

Allowing their opponents but a
single basket the Peerless A. c. bas-
ketball team found little difficulty In
winning from the Oak F. C. In the
Auditorium last night. The score
was 8 to q. 1t seemed that without
their pilot and coach, nj. j. S%chicker,
the Oak team aggregation was pow
eriess to advance. The members
batt1ed hard with. little result in the
scoring line. At times the Oak play
ers would get the funmaker near
their goal and several vain attempts
would be made to cage 1t.
The Peerless players made good
gains and shot iii good baskets.
Erickson featured in the scoring
line. making two baskets. The line
ups and score.
Peerless A. q. Oak F. @.
Cluney Stankewitz
Erickson ........... j. Schicker
forwards
Tracy John Petrick
centre
Doris, Halbert. Jos. Petrick, Benish
guards
Field goais-Erfcksen, 2; Ciuney,
/; Tracy, /; Stankowitz, /. Referee.
Nels Lindebsrg: scorer, Dtmond.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25

mtnIhEA16 dHhAI 1SbOGaAs oAA1
snowshoe tramps over Mount Royal
by the various clubs. ski and hockey
and curling championship matches,
the ladies' curling bonspiei, stornaing
of the Ice palace and a pyrotechnieai
display.
A big ice palace will be erected on
the east flank of Mount Royal, the
mountain which Is a center OF attrac-
ton for tourists. The style of archi-
lecture adopted for this palace is the
English Tudor baroniaI of the fortified
period. The interior OF the main tower
win consist of a main chamber forty
feet in diameter, which viii be deco
rated and utilized for exhibition pur-
poses. It will be 100 feet In height
and the others 100 Feet each
The Ice palace VIII be the center OF
the display of fireworks. BY lighting
1t UP with coiored and prismatic fam
beaux the scene will be brilliant and
changing. The sterming OF the palace
promises to draw In army of NOW
shoers clad tn historical costumes.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25

Local fight fans and undoubtedly
many others, too, regret hat Tommy
Murphy cannot hold his return bout
with Knockout Brown tonight. The
Harlem ssgapper has seen fit to call
the bout of, as told yesterday, be-
cause, he declares, he has not been
feeling right. About six local men
had planned to gee the fight.
With proper management the All
Star-Independent five basketball
series planned for washington hall
should make al excellent card. The
initial meeting between these teams
in the Auditorium showed them to
be pretty evenly matched, but the
second attempt at a game. resulted
in general disagreement. 1t seems
to be the belief among some follow
ers OF the sport that the All Stars
will have no difficulty in beating the
Red Bank members.
1t was disappointment for hun
dreds of people Monday night when
w. N. Queal failed to show up for
his ten-mile race with Dineen and
Rafnes. Sports of this section have
been pining for a three-cornered
race with such ~rcelebrfties entered
and unless Queal and Liungstrom
can be induced to come here again
shortly they may keep pfning for
some time. Runners with such rep
u~tations as they hold are booked far
ahead and their services are not at
all times available.
@~sFTs5FEsE.sssssz
Coadh and, Incidentally, Manages
Harry KfHffghAr, az tIae Tot
~tenyffIe II. y. basksttSff tSkni, befng
a real live one. As big Chief Of
that valiant corps of warriors he has
proved to be d good leader. He has
an excellent collection OF material
and 1t ds being put to good use. The
basketball teams oil the Toftenyille
A. C. are among the best in tllis sec
ton.
Mr.. Kreischer had several Of his
first team basketball players at the
professional contest In the Auditort-
Inn last Friday night explaining to
his meH the fine points OF accurate
passing aud consistent team work
and picking up g plays for his
team.
Pat. Dineen, the veteran Irish
runner who, although well along IN
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25

In the second half the Y. M. H. A..
members worked exceedingly hard.
The Dexters stayed with them and
the tally became tied near the end
OF the game. After that came a Sc
ries OF phenomenal shots, some Of
which were made from the center of
the floor and from both sides OF the
Y. NJ. Fl. Al. basket. which gave that
team the game by a margin of
twelve points. But two fouls were
called In the entire game, and no
points were scored on fouls. The
lineups and score
Y. NJ. H. A.. Dexter A. G.
dIt1 = . ludSdu
Feldman .........s........ Ellie
forwards
Siegel ........ Dunham, MeCreery
center
.. SarOKll burHS
NJ. Sarokin -. McCreery, Durham
guards
Field goals: Schwartz, 4; Field
man, 4; Siegel, s; 8. Sarokin, q;
Macan, s; Dunham, .; McCreery, s.
Referee, Augustus Nobel.
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MoNTREAL's ICE CARNIVAL.
Winter Sports of All Sort. to 81 Hold

Winter Sports Of All Sorts to 81 Held
Barring Week OF Fsn. 8.
Montreal Is making great prepare
lions for the annual winter sport car
nival which Is to be held this year
during the week Of Feb. 6. The Ice
carnival Is an event which draws WIS.,
itors from all parts OF the continent to
the chief commercial city OF Canada.
The winter sports are varied and ex.
citing.
The program of sports at this win
ter's ice carnival includes to~bogganing
at the Park slide, skating In the vari-
GUS Kinks, curling matches, torehlight
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
CAME TONIGHT
AUDITORIUM
4.
WILL BE FAST

The Riversides will furnish bas-
Ketpall attraction at the Inid-wsek
dance to be held In the Auditorium
tonight. This team, which IL consid-
cred the beat OF It's average weight
in this city. is going to meet a fast
aggregation, the name OF which has
not yet been made known.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
SOUTH RIVER
DEFEATED BY
B0hNSACkERS

Bohnsaek's bowling team shower
ed defeat on the South River Bowl
ing Club on the formers alleys here
last night. The local pin knights
took three straight games from the
visitors, winning by margins of
t~wenty-one, fifty-one and fifty-two
pins, respectively. The home club
was In form. 1t made ali three
scores over the 500 mark. while its
opponents rolled each game below
that mark. The scores:
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
JuNIoR LEAGUE STANDING.

In a fast game full OF vim and
snappy playing the AshIands last
night. In washington hall, admins
tered defeat to the Unity five In the,
form of Fl to 1S.
The game was d hard fought bat
tie from beginning to end, the score
at the intermission being a tie, 8-8.
Both teams worked like beavers in
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
1876 TO n MUST
BE SOME GAME

other player made. Riedel, how
a9vtsfp~ MHS c<rs-#%a @sz~.&E@1AA@x
for he scored twenty-ohe baskets.
The game was between Company
1924, OF which Schickcr Is Il member,
and the Parker A. G.. The latter club
failed to get q Took in.s It's MEM
bers tried In vain to block the work
OF the army team without avail The
latter kept scoring at leasure, max
Ing on an average of two baskets a
--s-utc throughout tbs zane.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
CONCANNON HAS
ARRANGED GAME

Joseph Concannon announces that
he has arranged. a pool match with
Ralph Corbin, Of Metuchen, to be
held within the next two weeks IN
Smiths pool establishment In Me-
tuchen. Concannon says he has
been practieing up on the game OF
late and feels In trim to tackle any
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25

OF the cracks In the state. He Is
particularly anxious to avcnge re-
cent defeats at the hands OF Edward
Ralph, the Hightstown expert.
1t Ia believed that Corbtn will give
the Amboyan a good tussle. but Com
cannon is picked az q winner. Their
match will probably be for 160
points.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25

knHifaffs1sn HNs Sp Efs0ssS"H Fes@
An innovation In the game or ~
AZ paayoa ia Tangiansa is eontetsvsasea.
In view OF the prospective Anglo
American match the Hurlingham Polo
club. orsa Of the leaders In the sport
has suspended the ofslde rule for the
coming season snd has invited other
clubs TO follow suit IS an experiment
In order to decide whether the AHssra-
can game should De permanently
adopted. May British players con
msf5ar the American game superior 20
thslr own
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
MOTORING BOWLING
FISHING BOATING
ASHLANDS BEAT
THE UNITY FIVE
Lively City League Contest Last Night in Washington Hall
--finai Score Was Fl to l8--ls First Game that
Aslsnds Have Won in the Series.

the second half, and In ten minutes
of playing the score was again 4 tie.,
1913. A free shot and a field goal
by Reagan won the game for the
ASHES. Reagan played in class last
night, shooting eve baskets. Tbs
score and lineups.
Ashlands. Unftys.
Reagan -. Levy
Foster, Thomas ......+.. Egau
forwards
Lindhardt, Foster ....... Levine
centre 4
Sigger, Bath .s.. Madsen, Solomon
guards
Field goals-Reegan, z: Thomass
q, L%indhardt, 1; Levy, 3; Egan. .
Levine. 2; Madsen, 1; Solomon, 4.
Fouls-Reegan, l.; Levy. 2 Time
keeper, John H. Polensky. Referees
s.. Sarokin.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25

Ligfnsninu Reds III Prussia.
Before lightning rods can be erected
q Prussia permits tave 10 he aecsafs4
srogz she zsoiices
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25

MOON CHANGES In JANUARY.
First quarter, Sths fun moon,
18th; last quarter. 22nd; new
moon. goth.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
AMICITIA JR.
TEAM BESTS
AQUEH0NCA

A Junior team OF bowlers OF the
Amicitia Athletic Association. Of
Pleasant Plains, s. L.. bested the
AQushonga junior bowIers, OF Tot
~tenvi1ie, at Pleasant Plains, last
night. The home team won two out
OF three games.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25

II ysu do nor read the NEWS
syerY d. b WITH miaa a great deal
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
Football Men cant Row.

g. r. Chittendon, coxswain Of the
Yale 1910 crew, recently expressed his
objection to recruiting the rowing
squad from among the football play
ers. He says that during his years
rs IN oarsanan he only knew one foot
ball man to make the crew. and he
adds: sTnose of us who know know
also that 1t was cruelty to animals to
put him there. His spirit was willing.
but even hia flesh was weak, tor be
was not the same man the NEXT fall,
when Yale needed him most
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25
CaaI Consusnptson.

Coal Consumption.
During the last century the ceai con-
sumption of the world just about doa-
bied every ten years.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1911-01-25

Pat. Dineen, the veteran Irish
runner who, although well along In
The evening world., 1911-12-01

The two aunts of the girl testified
against Reed. Mrs. Dempsey, the Sec
ond sister Of Mary Curran Reed. told
Reeds IDEAS of What a young girl
should live on. She said Reed had
sent the child at different times flowers
and birds" His idea OF pleasing the
appetite of a s!~x-year-old gl.l was a
basket OF fruit and a chicken or part
ridge. sent with directions as to how II
should be cooked and spiced. This sort
OF menu did not please the mind Of the
Court and Reed lost his suit to recover
the girl. though 1t was shown that
he had paid his wife 5000 before her
death for a complete release from n
claim she had upon him.
There was a May Day festival IN
Central Park and little Jessie was the
Queen Of the May. walking at the head
of a procession. At the Ffty-ninth
street entrance to Central Park the pro-
cess,on was met by Sister Theresa Vim
cent OF the New York Founding Asy-
lum. who made the acquaintance OF the
child. Arrangements were made for the
girl to pass under the spiritual guidance
of Sister Theresa and she became a
member OF the order that had looked
after her childhood.
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NUN SUING FOR A
FORTUNE REVEALS
HER LIFE STORY
Sister Mary Berchmans Shows
Proof That She Is Reeds
Daughter.
HAS BIRTH CERTIFICATE.
Another Indicates Reed Married
Miss Curran When He Was
Twenty-six Years Old.
HAS BIRTH CERTIFICATE.

There were rapid developments yester-
day In the case of Sister Mary Berch-
mans. twenty-four. q nun of the relig-
ious order Of Sisters of Charity Of st.
Vincent do Paul. who is striving 10
break the will of Charles Berlin Reod.
publisher in New York for forty years,
on the ground that she Is the only child
living. Arthur r. Hansi. counsel for Or.
James +. Fiske. 10 whom. with Mrs.
William Grant Brown. President Of the
New York City Federation OF Women's
Clubs. Reed left his estate. had an
nounced that Jessie Reed. who In her
order Is known as Sister Mary Berch-
mans. would have to establish her iden-
tity as the daughter Of the printer.
The young re,igleusc. through her at
torney. Bayard L. Peck OF No. 25 Liberty
street, for the first time revealed the
full story OF her early life. She showed
certificates OF her parents marriage. her
own birth certificate and the proofs that
she will depend Upon TO establish tina;
she ia the daughter OF the publisher and
of tho wife OF his youth, Mary a.
Curran.
There is not a particle of doubt"
said Attorney Peck. that this young
woman is the child OF Charles Berlin
Reed. 1t may be possible that Mr.. Reed
never spoke to his friends, Or. and Mrs.
Fiske. of his early life. 1t is possible
that Mr.. William Grant Brown and his
wife had never heard OF the little
woman that he married when he was a
Young man. But Il Is certainly q fact
that Jessie Reed was his daughter. the
The evening world., 1911-12-01

way. When I take out the yoke IL will
too ow. Would Ike just the round
neck for evening wear. A READER.
a tan silk waist trimmed with brown
would be pretty, or . white satin with
brown chiffon ovsr Il, embroidered
around the neck with pa~stsl-oolored
beads would also be very pretty.
Cfsam lace for small yoke ana COLLAR.
also short ~undsrouffs, would DO well.
For rose dress, set In q our
yoke Of hns dotted net and, II possible,
piscs In the backs OF the sleeves with
the material, whom . nohu OF the nne
dotted net, held In the front Of the
yoks with Q larger knot and ends, nm
The evening world., 1911-12-01

10 obtotxed, but Vi.h the desortp.
Won 1vSx@shed II u q stmpIe matter
10 coSh out patterns.
4 sso owd d~tsttncftve feature o.
sAts department. " the tH~Sstrotson
o. tAs dt0eremt pteces Of the pattern
~scsssosy for the Moktno Of the oor.
~sSG. II shosos hoo easily tho AZ.
sroct1vs design cdx be esscuted o~a
s,es server az o guide IN cutting once
oscS psttern u such 10 seeded.
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MADDENING
SKIN DISTRESS
Ncedlcssly Endured While po,lam
SO Quickly Relieves ard Cures.

Those who arc affected with eczema.
acne, itch or any aggravating skin dis
ease. will realize how needlessly this
torture is endured il they will but use
Poslsm, the perfect healingrcmcdy. Itch
ng is stopped at once The progress
Of the cure is rapid and all evidence of
the disease finally cradicated. A test
of Poslam proves its merit and for this
purpose a free sample may be had by
writing to the Emergency Laboratories.
~ West Twenty-6fth street. New York.
Druggists everywhere sell Pcslam (5Oc.)
and Poslam Soap-the antiscptic, purify
ING sOaD-(S5cl
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Simple Prescription Woaderiul
Kidney and Bladder Cure

The following simple prescription has osrons
famous on account q ib remarkable cufo b cso
OF kidney and bladder ailments. Get IN sunces
Of good pure gin and add 70 II one-hah ounce
Murax Compound and one-half ounce hu6d er-
tract Buchu. Take one to two teaspooufub Il
this mixture after cnch meal and at bed tfnc.
II quickly relieves ~baekache. rheumauo palm In
che joints. and Other veil known symutons which
can hardly be mentioned here. Tho Ingredients
can be had At any good drug Noe and are easily
mixed. Be sure to use good pure gin. Ahe nAAs
sure to use the genuine Mura1 Compound. which
comes in a sealei wooden tube. a. q sutststuse wiz
not give the desired results.
For children. in case Of bladder weakness. give
ten to fifteen dros diluted in . little wster st
bed time.
TIE real serious forms OF kidney disease Cos be
avoided n the above treatment u taken In time
ADJ
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ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

Dear Faahion Editor:
wiAh to make a white evening dress
fer my sisters wedding. ] have a lace
yoke. round In front and back. having
laps reaching over the shoulders and
hak way down the arm. VIII you
Kindly suggest no material and design
for such . dress? ! wish II white, as
! am In second mourning. Am seven-
teen years Of age, but considered much
oher on account OF my height n gen.
erai bearing. 8 r. j.
MAKE your dress Of crepe Dc ohius,
With the waist plain, kimono style, the
sissves very short, allowing the lace
shoulder laps to drop below them. Fin
ash b neck Of the lace yoke with .
single row OF pearl beads, also the
crepe d chine sleeves. Havs III belt
stghtly Empirs. the pearls defining II,
ana the shirt made with . short square
train. IN the front smbroidsr Q design
IN pearls.
ANNIE E.-Your goods would make
NJ wsn over emerald green or rcd.
1Ieke tAs waist with the straight elbow
sleeve 81 in with . piping Of h
WIN . lace OUT, finished with . fold
Of the satin ana . few satin buttons
~ , haok. In the iow-pointsd yoke
lay me stripes crosswiss, with the but
tons on either side, while points Of lace
could extend from the belt TO Just be-
Low the bust line on zach side OF the
weAst A small lace collar starting
from the yoke In front could anish the
nsek. Have the skirt two-pisos, OPEN
NJ mp each hip to reveal the material
~ orosswfss, trimmed on either side
udsh he satin buttons.
DNs yassaon Editor,
flaya Al. x,arJ. "a ,.,,.-
tor. II inches wide, and ga yards of
Yellow marquLsette. which / desire 10
make Tor a dance frock. Am about
. teet . inches in height, have medium
brewn hair and u very rosy complexion.
A4n twenty years Old. X. u.
Yea have not enough crere moteor
To- . dress. 90 win have to combine
so1nsshing with It, besides. the mar
a4setts cream ail-over lace would DO
pretty 70 form the upper part Of tho
00st - Just above the knees and the
wpast from the belt to just below the
bQt' the rest OF the plain skirt and
WeAse 20 be OF the Crepe meteor. Over
~ lace part hang q tunic Of mar.
"a oette. finished with yellow chsuille
SvAgV on the bottom n edge of
satsvss. which hang over o lace Rand.
\ hlaek velvet belt and long END In the
bebk would be effective.
MRS. ]. REYHAN-If you will write
yeRs questions again I VIII answer
ID Fasfaon Editor,
VIZ you kindly tell me what color
~ wA4st 10 get to go with sample that
~ ~ sty1ish and prstty7 ALSO, ] have
aatG1 ross dresS, the waist Of whicA ]
W(u11 Nks % make over. II has Q nst
'ysses ssoss q forns no sissyss bali
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only remaining child OF the marriage Of
his youth. That she will be able u
prove II goes without saying"
MET GIRL HE WE'D IN COUNTRY
TOWN..
According TO the marriage certin cate
exhibited yesterday. Reed. the young
son OF a Confederate Eunboat captain
who died u prisoner Of war In New
York Hospital In 1864. was twenty-six
when he married the young Irish
girl with whom nc had fallen
In love while he a worksog In the
counting room of Martin d. Browns
office In New York. Mary A.
Curran was twenty-one years old, q
native Of New York. daughter of Ber-
Curran and Julia McKeever. The
marriage was celebrated with high
mass ut st. stephen'9 Church by the
Father Francis Grechelean Feb.
1882. The priest sent a copy Of the
marriage license TO the city clerk to be
recorded March %, 1852.
The birth certificate of Jessie Reed
shows that tho young Sister OF Charity
WIS born In New York at No. 253 West
Nineteenth street In August. 1887. where
the young clerk occupied a HAT With his
wife. Reed was born a Protestant, ard
a special dispensation. 1t was learned
had been obtained from the
Bishop OF New York. that he might be
married in a Catholic church. Miss
refused TO marry anywhere but
her W church. The advent Of little
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DESCRIPTION.

This fascinating little dance .rock mas
a beautiful minglinx NJ colors In It's
development. Tho foundation OF pale
pink satin ~ overhung with pale
blue marquisette trimmed with same
color chenille in deep scallops. zach
holding a French pink chiffon rose with
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AN ~evsseloMs coN-

An evasttoHs ooH-
cernIn0 destoWs
and matsYtoIs Of
dresses shoVJd b
oddressed to ths
Fashion p dttoY
Of The EUentxo
World. No pot.
terws for dest0Ss
IN fhis column coz
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the tiniest OF green leaves. Deep ma
line lace bouncing finishes tine edge OF
the tunic. also the short kinono sleeves.
The lower portion Of the valet IN trim
u.' e. chenille, the two front and
back scalIops holding tho pink roses
watch continue at intervals around tho
low cut neck. a black velvet sash drip
ping one end on the left side gives a
very effective finish,
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she'd aroun with . ins plating, would
almost cover It. Have the plating
finish the sleeves also.
Dcu Fashion Editor:
| have u line lace tunic. with flower
In the design. very pretty. and ask your
advice what TO do to make II up over.
Would pale pink mcssallne do? Am
light compiexioncd. dark-brown hair and
gray-blue eyes. Also. with what shall I
finish tho neck of the tunic7
MRS. j. p. +.
Pink would be pretty for the foun-
dalton OF your tunio, which. oould be
finished around the neck with pearl or
rhinestone beads In single nls.