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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-21
CHURCH JURY VOTES ON
4 QUESTION OF MARRIAGE.
Woman's Query, "Sllall Wed a
Man Several Years My Junior'"
Is Answered in Affirmative.

CLEVELAND. April IA church
jury Of ak men Ant six women was
tmpansilsd last night by the Rev. Robert
J. MscAipins. At the evening service at
the Boulevard Presbyterian Church. to
answer one Of the many questions pro-
pounded by members OF the congrsga.
ton concerning love and marriage.
A recent series OF sermons by the Rev
MacAlplne Oh THE Ideal Home" has
brought many appeals for advice from
the young men and women OF the con-
gregation. the pastor said. To = Jury
tonight the Rev. MacAlpins delivered
q young Woasn's question::
Small l marry a man several years
my Junior?" Ten Of the jury voted
yes" one man and one woman voting
mo-"
For each OF the questions submitted
20 the pastor q Jury will DC lmpaneiled
to whom will be given all the facts ex-
cspt the questioners density. The ap-
plicants for advice will be given this
benefit OF the experience OF six men and
women OF the consr sSation. chosen by
the pastor. who Will forward their YER
dict TO the one seeking aAvlos.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-21
MAGISTRATE HITS WALDO
FOR DlSRECARDlNG COURTS.
Arrest a Lone Meat Seller for
Sunday Selling Aro,ses Murphy
in Bronx.


The arrest Of Nathan Lebel. Q butcher
Of No. 1071 Washington avenue. the
Bronx. to-day. aroused Magistrate
Murphy In Morriaania Court.
policeman Rooney. VINO served a
summons on Iobel. In his shop late
yesterday afternoon. said that Lobel
had been selling uncooked meats after
Z o'clock IN the afternoon.
II walked uptown from court to One
Hundred and Eightieth street yesterday
after the adjournment OF court here
said the magistrate. II saw very many
violations OF the law oil around me.
An kinds Of storss were open and busy.
Yet you have sanEied out this one I'M
fortunate Individual. Were thers any
deiicatsassn stores open In the neighbor-
hood Of this mans store when you
served the summons"
Rooney said that there were but he
had orders not to modest delicatessen
men.
IT me Commissioner attends to his
own business" sad the Magistrate,
which II to be Com missioner OF Police.
and lot ths courts 10 their own work
he would not get us into this trouble.
He IL entirely wrong. lie has uothlng
TO 40 With the administration or inter-
probation Of the nav. lie has only ~
enforce u. I DO not like to me CHS man
under tie circumstances. ! shall not do
70 until have taken counsel with 9th.
srs. Ths prisoner y parolsd until I
have done So"
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-21
MILLIONAIRE EARlV
WIFE GETS 4 DIVORCE,

TRENTON. n. j.. ASe4i a-ous q
he 0o0t osnsaAioea1 1sVsFeO SAses hsae0
hsPs IN onny yesss snlsa tD-1Ay wAsa
vSce-ChaoeGo1ss l-SWoo aw0e1o0 Q 50.
aso8sea - ~. ermA da1OA Nam fvv0
Blnasy Wosow1N1 DasA q Q vUaoaAy
eanAy - nooswaaR Pest. y. }. Tue
Decision aiso declares the dasargn nAas
b. 1aH aga1nst ME beautiful yUuaG
wife 10 b groundisss. vics-ChADcsllos
nle1 . decree nSsa. anA ne Avura> wti
bsc0us sosotvts IN SIX nonSha
BsN 10 The hslr b millions 90 As1
0Oursd in ssnsatioaai sscaDaAss before
~ met irmA Leigh. whoaD family h
prominent n DuriAn0ton. nas1 induced
her 70 el0ps and they VEN married
durtag . reception At the 0as4 Aone 4
N cunt Of Baa wAs was 80 - ~
Italian nobtnty.
In Q few months Ne Young We M
oor Q divorce Earl nled . oouH1sg ~
a,iag,ne thaA Ais wife he'd ten unAuay
famtsar With Mark Whae6sid. . cot
IN the EasS household.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-21
POPE PiUS PASSES
DANGER POINT AND I
BULLETINS WILL STOP
Looking Out On Rome Celebrsdon
Pontin Says: "Citie Crow With
Aga While Men Decllna"

ROo6. ASsa A-0aps y3ns x. ssoslA-
usA q ~ eead - euUv0SesoeosA 4
Srtsf suIsstla - tAAs sRsss vas ias1sa
By DsA AaCoAia8aNN an1 Aal1sl 81 ~
Vatican this morninG. win ~ IN.
nounoGnsanA nat the Poal6s esaAoe1sa
was - saAisfaSaory that there wssA1 -
no further bulletins pssslshsa - - ~
health.
The Pope this morning was IN mesh
brighter spirits aaA felt sito6sthsr
stronger. He still suffered frem spells
Of coughing but the szpsctesstien 90
companying Il was loosA A. the lAy
was brilliantly sunny the Ponti6 was
allowed 70 rise ana cit In IN armchair
in which hs was taken 10 . seat IN
front es the closed Wialew iato watch
the suns rays poured In . constant
food.
For the arst time sinss Ms last re-
lapse he Pops was sbis 70 iest ints
the Immense PiAssa q .. Psstso. watch
was cnOwdsd With Ssopas. whsa hs
saw that iaros number Of 1aOs Wsrs
nyins As asked The Nsasea end wsA
Informed shst to-day was the anni-
vsraAry Of the fosnAseiea Of Roms
3.ess ysass 40. Inc Poat16 srmasksd
"citiss grow With 49,. while men
decline"
The phystsiaas ana aNsnasuts q
the Pope are taking the srsAtsss pre-
cautions 70 prevent him from msk1nG
any sssrtten tuss new. - say set1vity
on his part 10 still regarded - dan
gsrous. owing V his resent low eoA-
dition. A. the Ponti6. however. ID
most dssirous Of BEGINNING work
again he often insists that Mgr. Dres-
san and Mgr. Psscini. his private
secretaries. read him the most i'm
portant Of the letters Which acsumu-
lated during his illness.
The bsttefmsnt Of his health Was ~
marked to-day that Prof. Ettors Mar.
chiafava permitted him . change Of dist
consisting o. nee cooked IN the We
nstlsn way. . ANAL piscs q cooked
breast sf chicken and half aass q
old Bordeaux.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-21
TANGO AND SP00N|NC
PUT UNDER BAN At
WISCONSIN COLLEGE
State University's New Rule:
Rouse Ire and Sarcasm Of
Students Paper.

MADrBoN. WA. A0ril q. - NaVid
rules Issued By the Seats University 90.
thorities regarding the conduct q men
and women stulsats have brought eva
violent protest from the stats Uai.
v~sity Independent college Iaaly. ~
Daily News. The new rules are In pert:
No more hasins.
No mors doing"
No more picnic lunches for tws
No moro dual dinners ct Midlston
No ,cors tansos. grapsvinsa, turkss
tsots. bunny hugs. Boston digs. no OR.
not even . friendly call on nailaay fair
until after p. n.
Tho varsity student court ''has ST.
and sat hard. on al wiSgloA tsrpSi-
chorean contortions. spooning dinners.
lovers strolis. Ao.. at the request a
the dean OF the women's department.
The rules are posted all over the var.
s,ty building. and ne who dares aisSbsy
Is haied before the student body. Twelve
students are already on the docket for
trial. The protest OF the students. how
ever. 10 contained In an editorial IN the
News. which says IN part:
Two Of thc~e rules are. a. any one
must admit. vary well founded on knswi.
edge OF the world. We refer to the
rules demanding more thAa enc couple
on pionics and Middleton parties. Thess
are . step away rom the free and In
nocent ways Of our time 10 the strict
OF more worldly ana lsas WISE ways
81 q sophisticated ana cynical genera.
tion.
1T . illogical. ees. There has never
been = time in this world when an IN.
chaperoned four wess more proper than
On unchapsronsd coapie. However. VI
studsnts seldom care % 90 On two.by.
two picnic anyway.
what 10 the probable result q DAr.
tial or total segrsgat non Of the men and
womsnH Can We point 10 Cernsn7 Tina
women have neither the company nor
the admiration Of the men. Is Il not
probable that with separating interests
the Wisconsin women would slowly but
Inevitably DROP from their present high
pinnacle " sstesnT'
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-21
SIGHT GOING. SHOOTS SELF.
COaId Have Retired, hut Persisted
In Working.

For more than year the sun has
been dlmming for Joseph A. Bastedo
lie had used his eyes without ceasins
fox forty years over the books Of the
y. o. Pierce Company, Wholesale paint
dealers. at No, 30 Tiffany place. Brook
lyn, and his tired eyes finally rebelied.
The threatening loss of his sight filed
astedo with never ceasing horror. SO
great Was the hao DIT OF work with him
that, even thousn he could retire II lie
chose To- do 80, he persisted at his
clerks desk. Each day OF late nature
warnings had grown more poignant.
TS-day Mrs. Rose Bowe. Bastedo's
landlady. at No. +2s Gold street. heard
the sound OF q shot She want to her
boarder's room and found hun dad. Q
bullet wound thSenGh ~ s1uAl tGnoiA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-21
INSURED SELF HoA $4,000;
TRIED TO Ole f0h CHI DnEN.
JanitreS Smelled Gas and Police.
man Arrived in Time 10
Save Woman.

Mrs. Mary Msikowsky 10 nifty ysars
old and . widow. she has four shii-
dfsh. two q them giris and two boyA
Three OF the children are working. The
youngest Antonio. gees 70 school. The
for her hu6eaad Ne paramount to the
meeAsP 1svA
She insursl her NE u the ehiilrsn's
favor - ths aGsuat sf 0io.eeo aal
thea prsparsd to 70 70 her dsaA has
Sand. Afssr Antonio haA left ~ schssa
Ais 0osnin0 Mrs.. Aajkews,ry iosossd he
eoer q her nat 1t No. ta7S y1rvt ave.
nus aad went Int the Kitchen. To the
~ jee susended from the csiitng n the
middle q the rosa she attached Q rub
Der tuba Then sAs stretched hsroeif
cut - Two ohairs and Tee - tubs WIN
. seFiug a6out her nssk anl PIT ~
tu6o - hoP 0oUoA.
Ma Aary Devote. 5ssitpsa g ~
house smGllea The eas on1 Ausrfed
cut 70 ~ serest and Sei6 poiIee1an
David oaahaA TIE pelieo0Aa ~
WORKED - veil % her nat 80 No
Sssefhine freely whsa IN a0Aulaaee
arrivsl. Ne compiimsatsl oam-
bic ana sid that he Was 0elne . oonl
10 Commisslonsr wai1e.
drsa saying that they wsSil AnA sAs
money uadsr the piiloW. Poiieoman
0emole feuWA tsa inBuraaeo polieieo m
tho names Of the ehii1rsa oaA 0OS. e
10 messy. 1Ae pslSe1eo called for o..
eoo each. Che Wvoee 49, ~ eouil
not work any nseA that aAo Ssuidn'j
eat ana wae only II tho NJ. NSa
MalhUwsky We Islt - - hoas @.
der arrest.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-21
19MAR0LD! HUSBAND
lONS FIGHT IN COURT
FOR 15NAR-0lD BRIDE
WjdolU of Morgan and His Three Daughters 10
To Whom He Leaves Income From Biz Trust Funds IN
Mrs. Thomas Aman Surprises
Him BY Declaring She Pre-
fers Her Parents.

4 suFasss AFsa0 6sehsesA II Jswues
seue1sNs 0sss q NE spssns ossss u
Los AanA City nv mss,lns - hen
ninsesso.Ssas-old Monas Aaaa fsshe u
win sadA be fiftsso-yssp.saa sreas. ~
dauehesP - ~. asd Mr.. Louis ossss.
kon - -. n 0scosl swsnus. Osslsgs
Potza.
Tue aDaU1s wsrs mas1asA iast ApvA,
aftss . ssurtsAs0 q sWs ysan. Ysune
Aruaa. No Aas . pNspsr0us fruN -
ve0AoSss SUs1a0s q Ne. N DAa o.
RusersA end Hsty.sA,rA strsss As
DrWR, tsaA ne Court no had fallen IL
love vssh the little ~ wasa she wss
sniy twelve end he ut slxsssa.
Dv~yshing went va With che yo~eA.
fsil pair. WAC went - W. In ~ Bronx,
until I've vsGks 49,. when ne ohiil
br!ds rStvrusd - her Dassnts. ana AmAn
wSS teh ~ tAsm ~ eoula nsveP sutss
thslr hSsa0s again. The boy ~ maAs
frantio ~ As receipt ~ he Gl0esr q
. isst0 from Die 1r,ds In wes1sA ~
WrUte!
~ ~ NJ 0OySWt WIZ -
- ~ sana comm1t GnsodA"
Ten ty1sl asA WAsa ~ oUesrhssaa
wou3ant ~ h1n IN hs Wsaa - JuGtiss
oovd1sP enc ~ . wyet q AabeAs eevVae,
wAScA osmpseDs1 ~. aaA Mn. o0tss-
kosn - pred,ses thsiS AaushAr h cs,ri
thls n,eenns. ~ me- GsesrsA Amaa
ress end hurried toward ~ Gisa 6sst
oUt99ean sespDs1 h ~ DaAh anl ths
yeunG Au1nAad was ~ ess0wsd 70 psaA
. ~ Nm.
"Ysa wan to - oAak - your hue
band. - yoa nstr' aslksA the younG
hasbanA'o lawyer.
Kwssy enc IN court Wa % sure the
gifl WAs going to answer ~ eAAA
there was . gasp Of SurDr4ss whse shs
$50:
~ % net. ~ HUSBAND psse ~ sut
Of his h0ass and seA ~ - - 60 ny
parents anA osvsR return. % moi
want 70 return oow."
''But lDdn't yeu write . Istser ehrsat.
ssing sv1saAs II ~ dsdn't come ~
your
"Ysa. I wsoes essA. cory kasx
W.T.. I 1tdn't mean 4 wAsa vrot>
r."
Ju0eioo 0eoaAsf 1iGnl1aDea - writ an<
ntsis Nh. Aman m1rsheA out - sh,
eeurtsoem - 3saa h0 paTsnes.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-21
RECEIVER GETS HER AUTO.

The 1900 automobile used by Mrs,
Jennie N. Grape. importer Of linens
against whom bankruptcy proceedings
were hled several weeks ago. will bt
ordered turned over to the receiver Oi
her business when he makes the reQuss,
OF u. =. District Judge Hand. the latter
decided to-day.
Mrs Crapo's daughter had contendet
that the automobile belonged 10 her and
was not me property OF her mother
although used by Mrs. Grape. Judy,
Hand after reviewing the testimony IL
bankruptcy hearings decided the ma.
chime skeuA Dssoss>v - hstsA - q
a1e~ = ~. csnoA
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-21
DIX. OSLRR MAKES
SOME NEW RULES
FOR DAXYLIFE.

ST. wUKam osler. IN sddresst.e
the general religi0wS p.settSo at Yale
last wight, outlined nsio rulss for
practh al daily NE. Bs satd'
my method 10 the freshest, ela.
est, samplsst ana ussSullsst. Forget
the past. forget the failure. xifs 10
. habit % hard or 80 easy 70 -.
Quixs 80 any otAsr IN uss.
"I'n ~ Ssaiusi ny friends have
fouad that cat, hat take no Thought
for the future nor the past. WHEN
TIE loaa Of Tomorrow 70 sllsl 70
the lsAA Of yesterday many mes
faltsr n The way.
"Ths first i've hours o. Q DAY
determines that aay. Quit tossseo
ssA usxer. Srighs eyes are tAs
thing.
"Ths eeatsei o. the nina % Q
working naehins 10 the go o. al
slusat1oa- 9h1s eaS ~ seeeapa5shsl
vath Aedhssae1oa. ne nest 0ts1S.
~ tA1sg sbeut Ansslss = ~
hus5y. 00soDeoA0 eeoo0DaAaA ~
g 1Nse Without ~ Svssoase1nG
49,
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-21
four DINSPfCIUE
TO Be Tried TOGETHER
week FROM T0LN0RllN
Sweeney's Counsel Paves ~
for Appeal in Opposhgi,
Motion 10 Fix Date.

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tssa q - New Ysss ssD0 ssusoA =
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sriaa ts-1aV.
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frem WoidA the 3uBuU 01Una - -
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ssvsaDs1 . psesabss SaaD 60 sUoeo .
. hAGhse ssurt II he Sssat = 0o,ND
vloo1Oa ~ Aie eabone
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make the aDese ~ eUvUoe1onooA !
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-21

Uo00 g 800a1N q 0DU06
AAseso yUhnsDa No. ~ OnuoQu0
% - eaEUs az. ~ ~ 0DeDso -
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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-04-21

wesid wants wesk WIentsss.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-07-25
HANG UP GIRL TO BEAT HER?
Georgian is Charged With lnhuman
Punishment of His Young
Daughter.

Augusta, Ga.-Charges that he fas-
tened a chain around the neck of his
fifteen-yearold daughter, suspended her
from a meat hook in his butcher
shop and beat her with the butt end
of a whip until the blood flowed from
her wounds, were made against ]. J.
Johnson in the recorders court.
Policeman Moore, who arrested
johnson. stated that he was called by
neighbors who heard the 5;rls
scream The policeman said that when
he reached the market he found John
sons daughter, Nellie, suspended
from meat hook, suspended by a
chain which had been wrapped twice
around her neck and locked. Moore
said that the girls arms and neck
showed evidence of severe beating,
She was exhausted when released.
Johnson said he whipped his
daughter because he could not con-
troll her His case ives continued One
OF the specific charges against him is
assault with intent to murder
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-07-25
FISH INTOXICATED ON BEER
Brewery Output Emptied Into Stream
Causes Chaos Among Pts
catcrial Tribe.

Mendoza, Tll-There will be no more
fishing in the Ncndota creek for
months to come. 1t is improbable that
the fish will be able to see the bait
for several weeks. The banks recent
ly were lined with hundreds of dead
fish and the creek was full OF others
dead drunk
Because of failure to pay the gov
eminent tax the Mendoza brewery was
closed and ,0S1 barrels of beer were
emptied into the creek
An hour later a conglomeration Of
queer sounds arose from the creek,
from the mewing OF cat fish to the
deep bass of the bass. Several tur-
ties were seen disporting themselves
absurdly on a log and three bullfrogs
staggered arm in arm down Main
street, until taken into custody by a
policeman. They couldn't hop, despite
the fact that they were full of them.
Many of the fish imbibed too freely
and climbed out on shore, where they
were fatally Frustrated by the heat.
Those who survived followed the beer
down stream in large schools,
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-07-25

found in the east long ago. The little
rooms look out over small balcony
into the yard Underneath the rooms
the cattle are kept.
All the buildings, with the eXcep-
ton OF the mosques and the towers,
are built of clay and the method Of
the builders is simplicity itself. A
wooden framework is put UP, and in
the spaces between the wooden
boards are pressed sun dried balls of
mud. Then over all comes more mud,
and in a very short time a house is
built and ready for occupation
Miss Christie was fortunate enough
to see the emir going to mosque and
she also photographed him. which is
considered something of a feat, for
no one ever knows which of the
many mosques he intends to enter. 1t
was a Friday and crowd Of sub
jects gathered near the mosque with
in a few yards of the palace.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-07-25
BOKHARA IS VERY PRIMITIVE
Interesting SideIiqhts on Life of az
Almost Unknown People Under
the Cars Rule.

Mountaineering sidelights on
the life of the almost unknown people
under the rule of the car in Centrai
Asia were given by Miss christie, F.
R. G. s., one of the first to be elect
ed to that body who has recently re-
turned from a journey to Bokhara.
The eleven gates of Bokhara,' said
Miss Christie, are still shut every
night at shutdown, and the watchmen
parade the streets after dark beating
drums to show they are awake. The
people were very friendly. The Box
hara idea of justice was direct and
to the point They took the con-
demned persons up to the top of the
tower and then threw them down.
Once was enough.
THE caravansary in the queer
town was similar to those usually
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-07-25
MAKES A PRETTY DECORATION
Dainty and Original Scheme for Din
ing Table That May Be Carried
Out at Small Cost.

One of the pleasantest of the many
duties of the housewife is certainly
that of arranging the decorations OF
the dinner table, but it is rather diff
ficult 70 vary them much, unless. OF
course, means are unlimited
The suggestion, therefore, contained
in the accompanying sketch for very
dainty ard original decoration, which
mly &c carried out at a triliing cost,
should be welcome to many OF cur
readers
In constructing it, in the first
place, the framework of Wire shown
in the diagram on the right must be
made, and no difficulty will be found
in doing this.
The base consists of a piece Of wire
bent into circle. and TO this portion
of the framework two hoops OF wire
are fastened and arranged to cross
each other in the center. where they
are tied tightly together with string;
when this has been done, the wire
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-07-25
We Take Il All Back.

In giving advice to the govern
ment's expert investigator in regard
10 rural health. the Cincinnati Times
Star says.
Prevail upon the farmers TO throw
their frying pans, deadly, dyspepsia
nurturing instruments into the
bitches"
How, then. will the, farmers wife
cook fried apples with New Orleans
mclasses her chief hold over the
farmers disposition? What will be
come Of the doughnut, dainty piece de
resistance OF the summer banquets?
And chicken, must the toothsome
drumstick be wasted because some
city folk have feeble digestion? What
is to become of the rasher OF bacon
in these hygenic eras? Are ham and
eggs with their sunny side up to be
obsolete? Throw the frying pan into
the ditch. indeed! One might as well
ask the farmer to give up planting soy
beans and COW peas.-New York Sun
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1913-07-25
HAVE DAINTY EFFECT
TABLEWARE OF GLASS SETS
FORTH DINNER TABLE.
Material Has Largely Superseded the
Erstwhle Use of Heavy Silver
Lends Itself Particularly to
Matching Color Schemes.

Brilliant glassware enhances the
plainest tables and makes the absence
OF heavy silver scarcely apparent.
Beautiful glass candlesticks CLEAN as
brightly as silver ones and there is a
happy union OF beauty and usefulness
In these pleasing articles. Thick glass
IS rot more durable than the dainty.
thin ware, In fact, it will not with
stand hot liquids so well, as it cannot
so readily expand.
A heavy cut glass punch bowl came
to pieces at a dinner party a few
nights ago. when hot mulled cider was
poured into it. Such accidents may be
avoided if the cool ingredients are put
in first and a silver ladle placed In the
bowl before the hot liquids are added
The silver being a good conductor. alb
Serbs the heat.
All fragile ware will withstand heat
If the simple precaution of placing a
spoon in the dish, cup or glass is OBJ
served.
New tableware shows glass dishes
and plates for uses that glass has
never been put to before. There are
salad bowls, plates, spoons and forks
OF this fragile ware that seem very APP
propriate for crisp green salads. They
bear dainty fern-like tracery that har
monies with the green garnishes
The new individual salt and celery
dips and vases now have separate lin
ings of coored glass that may be
changed to match the color scheme of
the dinner. The mahogany framed
glass trays are also lined with differ.
ent colors for various affairs.
The mirror centerpiece, that is so
popular for table decorating. is now
accompanied by individual mirrors on
which are placed the flower holders
that mark each place They multiply
the brightness OF the flowers and their
delicate colors
The life OF these charming table ac
,essories may be prolonged by gentle
i,are. The proper method of washing
glass is to use warm water and borax
lin one pan and rinsing water of the
same temperature in the second Clean
with a soft cloth and no soap for
soap makes glass cloudy and dull
Glass must not drain after rinsing
or it will show streaks; wash. rinse,
dry quickly and polish at once. Soft
linen, old six or tissue paper will make
glass CLEAN brightly If the articles to
be cleaned are obstinate let them soak
until the dirt is loosened.
Salad bowls, oil cruets, milk glasses
and pitchers are troublesome to care
for, as the oils have a tendency to duh
their brilliancy. Wash these first in
cold water softened with ammonia,
then clean as usual.
Decanters and water bottles soon ac-
quire a deposit of lime. This may be
removed with lemon juice or vinegar.