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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-06

local theatres last week. that having
been the production Of school Days
at the Court. The cast In almost the
same as seen here before. with Her
man TimOcrC in the stellar role. The
company conclude their local engage
ment with matinee and tonights pro-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-06
PRIZE FIGHTERS ARE
REAPING A HARVEST

and confined to the hospital for nearly
two months. He informs me he is
completely recovered and that a few
weeks training will round him to best
form.
Wells is one OF the best men that
England has ever sent US. He may
not size up TO the caliber OF the Fred
dy WEIGH Of several years ago. when
that marvelously clever youth was at
his best. but in the engagements
around New York he has shown hes
there with the goods" Matt has con-
WINGED us he knows the game thor
oughly and is equally at home with
the clever man or the rugged type of
walloper. Opposed to the skillful
Abe Attell he surprised sport with
his display OF boxing and with Knock
Out Brown. the Battling Nelson style
OF miller. he had little trouble in win
ming on points.
Joe Woodman. who looks after Sam
Langfords interests, cables he will
start for home Immediately following
the Tar Baby's" contest with Sam
McVey In Sydney Easter Monday, and
that he will bring Hughey Michigan.
the champion lightweight Of Australia
back with him. With wolgast, Wells,
and Michigan in our midst" to say
nothing OF the half score OF near
champ" possibilities already on the
ground. the lightweight division
should be productive of much high
class sport during the spring and sum-
mer months.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-06

To-DAY's BILLS.
CouRT-"sehooI Days"
APOllO-Dark.
NRoiNiA-Photo Plays.
COLONlAL-Photo Plays.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-04-06
eVERY-WoMAN AT COURT
FIRST HALF OF WEEK
sEseuse Me" and Honey Boy George
Evans Ministries Are Also
Attractions.

School Days" Has Been deliehtina at
y the Court With Very Capable
- Company.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-06
PUBLICITY THE CURE

The ace Of bs.se. draw. 10 b close Though p'cinr
esans ihe BIOS has no place in 'puoiqp"rarf poiies
W. reflecis special privilege Inc mane - go ihai hn'
mad. American legislation corrupt and rornipillie
During ths paai thirty toar. undergoing au abnormal
prrial ~ commercial growth and ekpaiepn N' hnfr
al times sb,i oar el,s U 0fa ahuui b w. nn lh1iHirr
hat. Vi. dome ih morn completely ihan Boo Dur relation
~ 40. psrniems slsem ~ irenled politics Hhfh htf
grown 49, hydra.wliied n oar midst
Is,.st and bpui.m thrive BOO dark corueu They
ialk ln ehapfr aud iliirn un fsfH. ihHi spool hn''
the direct rais of ihf ,un Ihet communicate hl m
direction pprueinaff themselves lg peiit graft lht'
ar,. $50, d. afna NJ Tuberculosis Hn Huafea'hr rnru'
n ihe opeu air attn peni 10 hpih and 400 Rhuh'i"n.'
~ publnlN
Commenting on aIr ht. efil Rh.eh io mol r"t
0rnmeni a. iir oiar fn .at.ri5 NoHdra lsai, raIa
have 0i,f h,s.f .H n.l fu' and hnne 0sariii nH'
ihe' arr fnu hate nHl in siait m l.1NI.. Ala' fh'
arf aul fnn pni ihen nU sl husnaa s iaa. .ni
nafft e4,lef lsHii., pafl.a don n,a.i .n h fIil
Tho thnV He haV Nu ,u 90 turn iha.l btrf nnne n
s.iiO uut infd i0 UntiDf mfu TO hrH l0r.'t HiN i'
ia heau nui thu sai l4tN Hth sari W dull irplii
E. fhmieh FOB .HN VOL lhpf. some hllua fNr.
luHIu.I lis ullh alnah ar ean 1905 .ppl ihff, I.n
auf Hrh lofu flinugh annf Hfts. larifren n
rpaI aUrr rll forts ii ihf rfn. ft friHn.'l
iher emhra.ur,. Ntn Da'l,d e.ih lou.onhs 400 sos
iad il .in Ha. lt hlii 1000 lri lila lpi..stHH
tinI,fuof WILSON .laa0a HHeIasll. 90, hls dunr
iIl uf na. ffuulnr hlnHlf tnd EnnN. iht hr0,fI
% npnonDna ln ih0 present campaign ,n lD.. i.fiu
Hate lhn have solicited fpam naha nl % .ufep'.t4u
brand Yes onlg dlflenne. between ih.m n ind iai
hl.sf0 900 over 1ud hotetli 900 lli of'f ssa
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-06
THE PRICE

" rnlus hnuln nri,ne llir,li, tlA, pa.s,s with
uut is mnurlul rlll in nnu mamma fUr knowledge 81
Ha a,lator hre m aviator ih,lt. s,'mr misplaced
rilculf aud rit.csn somc sympathy ani htile tru,
understanding
ln rsrf} rrN Nrniurr man spills hl'ui IA thf fr U
tho shrine at 8inlmuouf Ills propng. from darknDs.
navr huon bought 90 q price raddrr than ruhHe uor.
, ufl than ldlsrt tDpih
40 ilmu ihoal wh0 lr $3.50 Zoo yriuart uolh thus
~ us who a,rvp' hnr. lhe, 49, ihn.r ol us who
,alu, oompnp ug, and puod fossil and Gas, hours nnd
~ef beds mHr,o ~ ih, lolh ni ssne ni These ml-rnL
"a Hlieis who .Hfifr, themselves $50 rechh,sh
llui io ih, man Whosa maad IS h,u 600 discover,
Whtrr iacnliilsnrs pe.ssf oft au ilrh fn know sarr
Geo is ,uhorhniiDd i ut,rstt When De- tn,s with
dynamite iHr'- ihf mnh laslrs ihr priests ir,n p.
iomsr ltnnl0 b, snihs sea dpath 10 hlm d,ah IS
hui au lug,leni ln an end
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-06
BUSINESS MIN PLAN TRIP

Tuesday nninlVr oi Corpus Christi business men
viii make an automobile excursion northwari on a
FRIENDLY wish ca Angrlita Nlem Portland ,;rcgorv
TAFT Sinion, 81 rRul rapaloie Rcevllle Skdmor,
Mathis Sapda. Casa Blanca Alfpd and Ruuirer
The rip viii cpsume the better part IT two DAYS and
Nerreiaty hlase Of ne Commercial Cmh has Qoliea
ss's''N1E ship shsle I'm TN pierlmags The soria
isN'nr AZ The cutting n na other viii amply nina,
ne small n'e'~imen, n hours ana mone, II !, tan,
Snnh Texas lawns an gciiing better acNamlcd ",
sw asl ccnlrutcd with pretty mach the Same problem,
ann ambitions Working IN harm,sN vc can acccm
rllsh mueh mor thgn " individual each nursing 4
sesf~h selemc "a bfyOscnsent
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-06
NEEDLESS GLOOM

Ce, nal Sslas McNtan Munster ~ war ''uN'ir e'
,.sA,.tleu An President MadDrp teara Snlns io'bs
nt,on tho revolution with tno gioor' aga we frih
news ropora we gather lAe niornAiioh mat ''ri.'o
has hcon rletionsh Wnllopcd ga rstn gnNNui'r WAY
n. IA 4on 10 captured that w ilN 90 Nl'Ni,o haah
hpcn saekre ht Xaptiiias ihai MHNrr" ',Hul p mon
III h,, .hut A., as,s. "a hs arm, chat ,hr Rae urando
,lill Wsn,s ils aaN hrtnrcn ihr inNr Slp and acts
IL crinnou harhsfn N~ ,ienrr Nalas IS l'f loo
,ahrnino las, down m thr month io lacks iho op
tippgu of the up,ar,ing grin NhNl p'fnfm lhf 'h''
of the brass uouheN
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-06

Temperament Il lhe pahald mesk hrhnld wacl non
entity iariness aud ncapaclty hlda their nakcncss
Whesl an artist Snashes has mule ceWho, shpot> oul
the lights u sculptor marsler his N4te pauo tuner
forrcs check Tor tiosNn. the unwrlilen Law n lhe
sa.s Is our old friend temperament With The mull.
ocsv tho obscure tEe chap With Hrnlgc against the
world Tor .a,l spnonisnN N1s> sipfs temperament Is
eferihing everything \ ienpersmon There Is no
end 10 jts meaning mcelng 20 NJ uSe NO nse IA a.
ts,np in thu dictionary fur W. arr sinc,ivcly nwAr
a permits Of amy lihefty w hayr mind 20 inilicl
ono wa> to express temperament " 10 MAR sofi sk
ma Modification. aelrssed.h, labor expnSsiou- q
,..ok melancholy and lpsrrN none, from fiacss with
cut.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-06
THE HERALD s FORECAST

fhr straw htlloi IS nriinaril, no marc substantial
ihau is uanr nplta hul peuls oltalu,d hy thp Ntw
YORK hoFad oue of lhe most substantial and nilutu
nal Republican pNpcre W the Niuntr,. may he iakrn
fart, accurate estimate ~ what November has Boz
sinn Tor TAFT tud Roosevelt After thorough ran.
sas enierd into automatically Che Herald predicts
NwtarN ter Mily'n with Roosevelt sctolil and Taft q
pp'r ihir We have hccn unfortunate enough IN thc
pa>t 90 Vaesiion ihe liemlds foreeasi on ihs o..
easiun e d,s's much gn,d to aekpoN l.lc our in.
dehle,moss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-06

The lik,esl sea-, a hcenme perit torv y Up sr'ab
p,aad English l,anguarv hko other lhlnrs snhifl g
mutation yrnws 4 takes on novelty ~ aus "l 81
.,.s,n To.lavs slsnr * tomorrow 5 pnt phrnsr on,
The hurst Wh,Ue mind s mnrFali.c ami dri'aie hat
..fs matter t,sMArs The phiass ihc nrW wont th'
ola ,,lca expressed nnauelN " ,pe hN,o gotten q
feilow n goat express Il ~ fhero', NNrld more iort
W gotten goat than plfas' " cSpr~ vs. "rnNa'cn'
n ia. lanrtare IN our fathers Tho onN hNg wg
halk 81 X 900 Thai word sounds hss condensed milk
un s,intncrk vaulion.
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-06
a QUESTION ANSWERED

shHild urn Hnl lUl. hr instructed boo .rniue rnnI
mg and uihrr household Inuosf rhH is ih, puHion
disturbing tlt,rliud uhll 10 s Huinmhirlll, answrr
90 Nh.ihrr thrl ,i,HlH shonli nr' h- .o instruct
ri mru liN nUt Too suggestion Is Utrr.ni uno nf
lt p'un rs blad nrpd W. mrn eurresri BOP
Nuslnes ani iAhr r0iiuF pa, iop ltfh attention t
No. hnmr Wr ar, uu Wrll enough acquainted uifh
thai aIhrr hale nbleh completes our masculine h.lui.
pheup
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-06
ENPror 90

Noung ihAi me- neNaF County Med
hAl aneietN hss raiseA a nsnd with
which Ca ratD ou thr Prosecution 81
aHtrks ihe corpus chrsu ,sief al.
SERVES thai IN thr Corpus soctitn
'qnR'Ss' arc fcurhi with shDtgnns %
miehi aiso haNt be,n remarked that
zoe siaip mW psfmns thr kNnne o'
wspN nve qeaeks In a da,. aua ihai
'he sp.st - Nefs tine if the cslsr
~ih send ~ pcc yicim ~ tho Shot
Fun will risA hsins e,llca ranun,al
ani leave nvthing cxeypi ihe l.,ises
san Artonlo eNpFcss
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-06

contemporary heie,el hmna convincing 50"
with delightful rsrcpiUu n favor 1I thot nprurlr
nant 60 prtis Women
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-06

Larger stock nn hr boz ufltr iir NHmtl lhr
rfs,,os She dnug,r d her mlinni Hniirar Peg
Barring arms ss'ur to on,r'e thet lho nutl's aufl
~ vs. mny sayho thc Intellect
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-06

With soawee,s nploiphod Vfl purrs md crimson
and gold nnd lrupia l,h si',rnr .l''r pnnid HilM
southwark underiowlrn HeonHH &. eNh"'hiNf 90.
4 drift a. hong lepl wine Nflrr llc FIRST .ouHm %
a simply delightful
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-06

Turkey favors war " Naa sn DE- .frNl 40 p wnnsifi
muses. iitcliun hell in Nunsinnuueplr 30 Nnnd'i NJ
~ her nrrninhlle conflict Win it'lN iufhr twN'
war lo hc lesa dnugtrouH Than ponm
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-06

Rbaevsli arcordme % hs own H.hnleion 'olriirl
campairn funds from noo'' ioa.a'ri uns no'p
hre enndnlnte s.lomernr thr two statements down
in the .lule az r,.nt events h,ai.atti r,an, peril
ousl, near heng what be- so Frequently 'ill- o'hor
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-06

7, nm a,id,,.. Al Indianapolis lal Ralph NJ iMsle'
refn,,. to "a der.rat dou -iyilFauun What Nr laahN
probably meant was .ilAnhe 'ni la,''' nn' clephenl
civilization 40 lcasi hat WOULD haNe 'Tyn m"n h
cral reflection Of the rtont White lgpi Nhrh r f"hf
io hiosAon out ou The night following lh' lifH lu's"
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-06


'he Caller rnhhahnN COMPANY az n'ma a'u',. a"'
''""""''"'''"' '"'''' " "' " ~
suNDAv MORNING OCTOBER 1912
--z1szl-s---zs
p,.t.t. Id. ,,,. .t. l,,r.l Tiny ,t. ,..t h,t.n..l
Pms nnd men iWff lh. i"ini in "MlN'N 'N'N ~
newer lo J" Wholly uHsl'l
irtnd ol the infant mortality rpiN'
Mhat 0n. d0Osn't .lf Uiiru rsrr0 ' a nNr' l"r.i
Nd, lhau Nhaf Hnr N0Hld IIiN iDHH' nn' count
che lrsi bod omrp we have nnittd dnrHr ih' ''"".
cratic campaign
That champian.hip s.fio. ,ausa 90. nmh antrN u
b Gully fair a. sHy however uur mD'i hi rN0'''a lh
an. ani of our NhrDr
Corpus Christi caller and daily herald. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1911-1917, 1912-10-06

So''sa thf ha'b r0 tN.ken m s.u
eiey'fie eup har uss in mnts srrInf
tefs 80 thf turffni ani attra thf
aauser II SO nslaa anuel
Evening journal., 1912-03-23
MAKE YOUR OWN
pGTTIC0ATS

WHEN a woman goes TO select a
ready made petticoat OF moderate
price she win have great difficulty IN
finding one that VIII 1T without con-
siderable difficulty.
For this reason Il Is better 20 make
your own silk petticoat at home or
have it made by competent seam
stress N you make the petticoat
yourself il viii be possible 10 have two
petticoats for the price OF one bought
one.
Messaline IS tho most popular petit
coat material this spring. but skirts OF
soft finished taffeta wear very well.
Four and ono-half yards OF yard wide
material viii bo sufficient TO make
tight modish skirt trimmed in an at
tractivo manner with a hounce OF fiat
rows OF quilting Cut the pctticoat
over a gored skirt pattern Five. seven
or nine cores will be found easy 70
make.
Take care when you lay the pattern
on the silk that the porforations mark
ing the straight edge Of tho skirt pat
tern are placed on the straight OF the
material; otherwise you viii have trou-
BILE in making the skirt sit properly.
II tho pattern Is too long lay a fold
the required number Of inches to make
Il the right length I'm the center Of each
gore before cutting ont the material
Baste the cores together and ne the
skirt before stitching. Then. IL you
wish. you can make French seams.
which give a neat finish to the inside
Of the skirt.
Adjust the waistband and stitch II IN
place before you finish the hem; then II
win be easy 10 get the proper length.
a TWO inch hem or facing goes on next
and the trimming last.
Either founce or quilting must be cut
on the bias.
Five inches wide IS a good width for
the hounce and two inches Tor the
quilting The founce is hemmed on one
side and gathered into a narrow head
ing when sewed on the skirt Quilling
must be hommed on both edges and
shirred or box plated through the CEN
ter.
Some women prefer quilting with
pinbed or fringed edges. II you have
no machine Of your own for this pur-
pose IL can be done at the undertaker's 8,
rather growsone suggestion. but
nevertheless a good one.
The petticoat viii wear better and
last longer II skirt braid is sewed
around the under edge Of the hem TO
protect Il from being cut out
Hooks and eyes or snap fastenings
secure the placket from gaping open.
Good luck 10 YOU In the making OF
your silk petticoat az home.
Evening journal., 1912-03-23
When Serving Grapefruit at GasGertide

HOSTESsES who have handsome
grapefruit glasses serve grapefruit
pulp in large pieces and cover it with
sugar and maraschino cherries or
pieces Of ginger and heap it In the
small Inner glass The outer one is
dlled with shaved ice
Grapefruit is an eNcellont digester at
the close OF a heavy meal Il is better
with French dressing than with may
onnaise and should be marinaded for
at least half an hour before serving.
Ices and sherbets OF grapefruit are de-
licious. The use Of halves Of grapefruit
a. receptacles for oyster cocktails Is by
no means a new idea. and yet it is one
of those unique combinations of iavors
that cannot be too widely known.
To prepare the grapefruit for this
purpose the cook has TO remove the
seeds and core, and then. having filled
the center with small raw oysters,
dress them as for a cocktail with to-
mato ketchup. grated horseradish and
tsbasco sauce. without, OF course, the
use Of any lemon. for the pulp Of the
fruit itself will impart all the acidity
required.
Grapefruit Ice.-To make this ice
Evening journal., 1912-03-23
X Fh@ Golf Gar@ PartY

store. II books arc given they should
treat OF the gamo humorously and
lightly-as. for instance. IN comic verse.
The tables represent the holes. and
PLAYERS pass from one hole 10 another
in the usual progressive way The
walls Of the room where the game IS
PLAYED may be decorated with solf pos
ters or any pictures OF an appropriate
outdoor nature. and IN the supper table
the idea Of the fair green is again in
troduced. Here the centorpiece may be
a little square OF green with doll house
trees and wee golf players 10 the vari-
Gus attitudes OF the sport
Some little golf touches might be In
troduced In the menu without sacri-
fcing the flavor Of the supper as a
whole
For instance. the salad might consist
OF white balls of cream cheese with
chopped up walnuts worked into the
center Of each balD arranged on a bed
OF green lettuce and served with toast
ed biscuit
Label the dessert Golfers Delight"
Golfers Punch" or something Of that
Evening journal., 1912-03-23
Try a LaugIA

"Its weary kind OF universe" we peo-
pie often say,
"An everlasting round OF work. with very
little play"
But when you're feeling grumpy.
Absolutely sad and "humpy"
Here's a little tip to drive the blues away:
Try the magic Of A laugh.
For it robs the world Of half
The worries that beset her every day.
And the beauty Of the method Is that un-
der laughters spell
The gloomy folk around you an forget
their gloom as well-
When your prospects out OF focus and
you're quite prepared 70 swear
That Of reasons TO be sulky you've an ex-
ira bulky share
Just imagine that your trouble
Is az most a little bubble
Which. detached. viii simply fade into the
air
Try the magic OF a laugh.
For il robs the world OF half
The worry that besets her and the care.
Just this little fact remember when you're
grumpily inclined.
Keep your face toward the sunshine anC
the shadows fall behind
Evening journal., 1912-03-23
Banded c0aes

banded coats promise 20 be ex-
tremoly smart during the spring
season. A number Of the inevitable
white serge suits have the hallmark of
the moment impressed upon them by
belted effects. One Of these is effeo-
lively relieved by clusters OF tiny black
buttons and revers and cuffs Of suede
colored cloth. a narrow black patent
belt encirciine the waist Again. In the
case Of a shantung suit In such an ar
tistic shade as dull apricot. the band
was OF the silk. very deep and perma-
nently attached.
But there are all kinds OF dlversities
OF the belt. and for that reason alone
we are bound to see the style later IN
the season.
Evening journal., 1912-03-23

first press the juice from the fruit;
then, when it has been strained, TO each
pint of juice add one pint of water. half
a pint Of white wine and one pint Of
sugar See that the sugar is thorough
ly dissolved before the mixture is pour
ed into the freezer. When it begins to
show signs of thickening add the stifily
beaten whites Of four eggs. stirring
them in well before continuing the
operation of freezing.
Grapefruit Jelly.--Dissolve one heap
ing tablespoonful or half an ounce of
powdered gelatin In one cup of boiling
water Add three heaping tablespoon
fuls of sugar and four cupfuls OF
grapefruit pulp and juice three table
spoonfuls OF sherry and one table
spoonful of lemon juice. Cut cherries
in slices TO form rings. dip the rings
Of cherries in the grapefruit mixture
and put them in a mold rinsed out with
cold water; then NIL the mold with
grapefruit mixture. Put the mixture in
the nolds a little at A time TO keep the
pieces Of fruit from settling at the bot
tom OF the molds. Serve as a first
course at luncheon or dinner in the
place of oysters or soup.
DOROTHY LEE.
Evening journal., 1912-03-23
~ HE Easter blouse is here in
manifold numbers and in ex-

~% HE Easter blouse is here IN
manifold numbers and in eN-
quisite beauty Of design and
n coloring. Yes. once more the
separate blouse rsigns supreme IN
fashions. II one may lapse into slang
the phoenix has nothing on the sepa-
rate blouse in the matter Of rising from
It's ashes. The blouse changes, makes
concessions. submits TO snubbing, al
most to effacement. but comes up smii-
ing each season and is just as dear as
ever to the heart OF woman.
This year with the renewed vogue OF
the belt the prospects for the separate
waist are more promising than for Sow
eral seasons past. with the high waist
ed costume skirt only one style Of
blouse was really smart. Girls could
wear lingerie blouses Of cream with
their dark skirts and look well. but the
average woman's figure required
matching blouse for the high wasted
skirt. With the fall Of the waist line
and the return OF the belt and girdle q
less firmly drawn line in the matter OF
the blouse win prevail. The blouse
matching the costume win undoubtedly
be much in evidence. but it will not be
absolutely imperative. Women, however,
are not going back to the days Of the
separate silk waist available for every
occasion, but the separate blouse that
does not match the skirt will be more
worn by the best gowned women.
There is nothing radically new IN
chiffon blouses. which have now be-
come perennials in fashions favor, but
there are some very attractive now
models in Grape taheta and other silks
and in nets and laces in lingerie effects
One of the features OF the smartest
French silk .blouses is the long sleeve
and women who want a blouse for hard
wear with a tailored street suit or a
travelling costume viii find that some
Of these models fill a long felt need
Most OF the lingerie waists are divided
into short sleeved affairs OF more OF
less dressy character and the rigidly
severe shirt waists or long sleeved higli
collared tailored waists Of conspicuous
ugliness.
For warm weather wear a three
quarter sleeve is far and away the mosi
comfortable length; still this season
this model is rare. the elbow sleeve be-
ing more prevalent
Blouses of white chiffon trimmed ir
satin. preserving the tailored air despite
their filmy materials. are among the
new importatlons, and for wear Will
serge and white satin separate skirts
are blouses Of white charmeuse or ma
satin which are semitailored. Som,
Evening journal., 1912-03-23

7'HB golf card party is the latest
thing in the way Of entertaining.
For this affair the invitations are sent
out decorated with sketches, either in
pen and ink or water color. In which
pretty girls are represented In golf cos
tunes.
All the tables are covered with green
material Of some sort and are indicated
by means Of little numbered flags OF
scarlet.
Wee boys OF girls dressed ss Scotch
caddies circulate among the company,
distributing diminutive golf sticks. or
shapes cut to suggest them. from card
board. BY matching these implements
the partners are found.
Score is kept IN a novel way. Each
player has a wee golf bag OF Scotch
plaid goods. and into this he drops the
white marbles. which represent golf
balls, as fast as they are won
Prizes, too. should be IN keeping.
These are easily selected among the
goif favors to be found in any wide
awake novelty shop or department.
Evening journal., 1912-03-23

are plain. except for bands set with
crystal buttons.
Blouse models with belts or girdles
or peplums. the latter being merely
tabs or points in front and back, some
times extending all the way round.
sometimes rounding away in sharp lit
tie cutaway basques. are very new and
chic
Illustrated are some Of the very latest
designs in basque effects.
Evening journal., 1912-03-23
Aids 90 rypisas,

OCCASIONALLY a stenosrapher Is
handed a backed up legal paper
and asked 10 change an initial OF corr
rect some slight error and finds II DIM
cult 70 put the backed up document in
the typewriter without tearing IT, Here
IS a remedy Ran a plain sheet OF pa
per ia the typewriter IN the usual way.
Take the agreement or whatever Il
may be. find the page to be altered.
place the bottom OF this page between
the roller and the sheet OF paper which
you have put in and then by turning
the roller handles backward the page
win slide under the roller pushing out
the plain sheet
You can now easily make your cor
rcctions without even mussing the
backing paper.