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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Latest PARIS COSTUMES 5TARI !! G ID S
MODES HAVE EVERYTHING BUT SIMPLICITY
Fashions Shown at LongChamps
and Other French Race Courses
Last Word in Sensations.

An old. old song remarked, They
do such things and they say such
thirgs-ou the Bowery." But the
modern place for doing and saying
such things In Paris-and from the
indications of these pictures snapped
az the races al LOngChamps, just
outside Of Cay Paree," they are
wearing such things as our giddiest
Albanian would scarcely venture on
home soil
Ia the one case n modestly lowered
silk skirt with wee buds borrowed
from the old uhiutz patterns is topped
by "a "Dubist' coat Of very spherical
lines, Pale gray brOcade Powered
in great purple irises IS scanned down
the back that there may be fullness
enough % shor from two cords at
the top. and 10 finish with four cord
shirrugs at the bottom. and still to
fasten kimOuo fashion over the
shoulders 4 hat Of duchess lace
banded in white MORE and decked
with "a great bush of black aiErettes
finishes the costume.
The other fair Parisienne carries a
parasol Of white brOderic Anglaise
inset with rare venise lace and with
three-iuCh edge Of black velvet
The black and white color scheme
continues in the shoes, which have
patent leather vamps and instep
strappinRs Of white suede. And the
gown itself is creation Of shadow
and venise and duchess laCes with
net and point d'esprit and black
beads for further garniture! The
gown has the new cross front
drapery that is suggestive Of a sur
plice when found on waist, but
brings 10 mind nothing so much as
harem trousers when found on the
skirt. The only things Of simplicity
in this costume are the old fash
Toned mitts that cover the arms and
the big full blown TOsette thrust
into the girdle.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Country Club
Clothes

Reception days at the country club
and the yacht club bring out very dis
tinguished costumes of the lingerie
order, accompanied by picture hats
loaded with roses, and parasols select
ed to match sashes. Such frocks this
year are almost entirely Of fine lace
and machine embroidery, with know
ing touches in the way of sashes and
little tulle bows at the neck and giTdle.
Airy black tulle bows with sheer
white frocks are extremely smart, and
with this white and black combina-
ton is carried a parasol Of decided
hue, like mustard yellow, Nell rose or
sake blue. Buttoned white oxfords
are much fancied with white frocks of
an airy character, though buttoned
boots of buckskin are liked best with
yachting costumes Of a tailored ma
ture.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
Scant Dress Barred
From Communion
Pastor Assails Women Who Appear
In Church Clad In "Yard
Of Nothing"

MERIDEN. CONN, July 1s.-"To
dress for attendance at the house of
God IN clothes suggesting a ballroom
or a recreation pier is disgraceful.
and hereafter women with slashed
skirts, transparent waists, low-necked
or short -sleeved gowns win be re-
fused holy communion at st. Roses
Catholic Church." the Rev. James
Conln said tonight. 81 have no OBJ
lection" he continued, ito women ap-
pearing in church in the coolest man
ner consistent with decency, but when
they appear in things that are only
wisp of cloth and yard OF nothing,
believe 1t Is time for me to protest"
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

The smart thing Just now is the
dying flower droop the collapse Of the
whole figure which seems the result Of
mental fatigue but which IS IN reality
the result Of a carefully thought ont
mannerism introduced for the purpose
81 alvertisa meuf by "a famous Pari-
sian actress. This charming woman
= possessed Of what the uoyelfsts cali
wIoHy form She is TAN. exceed
lspgly slender. extraordinarily graceful
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

on the artistic lines laid down by dis
ciples Of Puyis DeChavannes. She
started the fad for dropping figures Of
an eXaggeratedly natural order and
the fashion has spread with the rapid
ity OF a prairie fire.
Violent color contrasts are tolerated
and therefore one sees a purple ruff
and cape over a gown of black satin
which has a black tulle top. over
while lace gowns there will be a ruff
and cape of raspberry red tulle.
Where are the plain shoes Of to-day
going? There are not many of them.
To be sure but the new shoes which
are coming in from day to day put
the few plain ones that are left to
shame For the new ones show much
slashing and cutting and gliding and
painting. one pair of slippers is made
OF green, silver and white and the
kid from toe TO heel is slaShed away
leaving openings shaped like Cres-
cents separated by the merest slvers
of kid Another slipper. with a French
heel. is made to be worn without
stockings. II, too, is made of painted
and gilded kid, and has a strap TO go
between the great toe ana the one
next to il which buckles to a strap
crossing the instep.
Ziuuias have come into great
popularity this summer Their
popularity began, in fact, last
winter. when Futurist designs and
colors first came in. There Is a stiff
ness and rigidity Of form about zin-
Mas that harmonizes with designs
formed of cubes and triaugles. And
the bright clear colors Of this flower
suggest those in the giddiest futurist
silk Hence the popularity of the
ziuula for Corsage bouquets. hat and
frook trimmings iu It's artificial form.
and for household and garden deco
ration in its real form.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
sy NINE. HAUTE MONDE.

"HE newest shirts 20 wear with
the eponge skirts are those In
piQue. The new pi9ue is only
a distant relative to the stlG pique 7i
other years. as Il is delightfully."- soft
and supple. The shirt is mascu.ina
in cut, with the exception Of the neck.
which is invariably finished by one Of
the becoming rolling collars which
owe their origin to the days Of Marie
Stuart. The correct finishing touches
are added when a sash Of plaid ribbon
and a cravat TO match are adjusted.
No matter how severe the skirt and
shirtwaiSt may be, the sash is sure 10
give the feminine touch.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
San Francisco To Be
Best Dressed City
Greatest Decoration Scheme Ever
Outlined" Is Promised for the
Annual Portola Festival.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 19.-The
greatest decorative scheme ever out
lined for any city, American or Euro
pean, has been prepared for San
Francisco during the Portola festival
of october 20 to 25 next.
San Francisco viii be the most
beautifully dressed city and the best
illuminated the world round
Here is a list Of the chief features
of the decorations, for which esti-
mates are to-day being received by
the Portola festival committee:
Ten miles of greens, 1901 600 flowers,
"a acres Of flags, so tons Of plaster
for statues. colonnades, ETC.; 10000
electric bulbs, with 100000 candle
power; 10000 gallons Of water for the
big fountain in Union Square.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

Bead trimming. apparently. Sc not
going out Of fashion. A recently
shown serge coat has a short loose
coat. the raw edge Of which IS banded
with bright blue beads-the serge is
navy-embroidered I'm a straEElinc
design a couple Of inches wide. The
neck edge of the coat and the sleeves.
too. showed the same banding
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20

Sweaters show more variety than
they once did. one may have them
any length from hip length to full
length and in many shapes. The Bul-
garian lines are also in evidence
among the new sweaters this season,
the wide belt being usually Of some
contrasting color with cuffs and col
lar TO match
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
FIVE-D0LLAR-A-WEEK CLERK
IS LEFT $6,640,0OO FORTUNE

Special Gable TO The American
MILAN. July 19.-Vittorio Mariana a
ticket office clerk at the TivoH Railway
station, in the suburbs of Rome, at a
salary Of IS a week has Just come in
for windfall of $3.50, 900 under the
viii of an uncle.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-07-20
FRECKLE-FACE
Sun and Wind Bring Out Ugly Spots.
How TO Remove Easily.

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Be sure 10 ask the druggist FOR the
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prescription sold under guarantee ~
money back II Il fails to remove
freckles
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-25

ants were first put on, one for every lady in the house, makes it certain that this feature will be appreciated this evening. Also there are the tur- keys.
 There will be an entire change of program tonight It should have ap- peared yesterday, but failed to ar rive. So it win te on only for one night. another entire change occur ring tomorrow night The feature Of tonight's program will be Two Mothers" 4 beautiful theme is com biued with fine acting and some splendid scenic effects. It is pro duced by the Pathe Co Beside this picture there are a-nUmber of other good ones on the bill, which patrons of the house are justified in consid- ering particularly strong offering.
 The Royal management announces that they have a specially strong at traction booked for next week, more about which will appear later ani which theater goers are advised to watch for.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-25
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT IN THE COUNTY OF cOcHiSE,
 STATE OF ARIZONA

Jake Adams, Plaintiff, vs. Antonia A. Adams, Defendant. No 5SG.
 Action brought in the Superior Court of the State of Arizona. in and for the County of Cochise, and the complaint filed in the said county of Cochise, in the office of the clerk of said Superior Court.
 The State Of Arizona sends greeting: Antonia A. Adams, you are hereby required to appear in an action brought against you by the above named plaintin in the Superior Court of the State of Arizona, in and for the County of Cochise. and to answer the complaint filed therein within twenty days (exclusive of the day of service) after the service on you of this sum- mons Cir served within the county; otherwise withing thirty daysl or judgment by default will be taken against you according to the prayer of said complaint.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the Superior Court of the State Of Arizona, in and for the County of Cochise, this 24th day of November iu the year of our Lord, one thousand rine hundred and thirteen.
 J. E. JAMES, Clerk. By RAY B. KREBS, Deputy Clerk
 643
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-25
THE WORLDS CURRENT
 EVENTS AT THE LOWELL

One Of the most interesting films on the bill at the Lowell tonight will the the 'Pathe Weekly" featuring Christy Mathewson pitching for tho Giants against the Brooklyn "Dod- gers" with a score of ? to 1. Bizerta Tunis: Roland G. Cares, the French aviator, flies without a stop over the Mediterranean from St Raphael. France, a distance of 55S miles. This is the longest over-sea flight on rec ord. There are also many other num- bers included in the weekly.
 Winning his Wife" presents a very pretty drama by the Lubin Company. The Girl and the Outlaw is a film story of the open, written by Frank AIcGlynn. The wood views are fine and with the speedy action the picture leaves little to be desired. Mary Full Ter and Agustus Phillips play the leads. A pleasing romance
 The Dream or Dan McGuire, the bod carrier, again falls asleep on loose bricks during the noon hour and dreams of a million. The farcial in- cidents of this dream are very anus ing and will please any audience.
 On Thursday and Friday the Low ell will present Balems latest three reel feature which teaches the very latest dances step by step. This fea- ture should be of much interest at this season.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-25
EAGLES CARNIVAL OPENS
 TONIGHT AT LOWELL

Bisbee Aerie Eagles has a carnival on this week. The Eagles have never failed to make good, and the present occasion is to be no exception to the ruIe In bringing in the carnival, the. have chosen one of the best on the road the De Kreko organization II wfu show on the Lowell grounds, and rhe opeuing will occur tonight. Yes ter5av was occupied with setting up the numerous attractions, which Will continue today.
 The Carnival Co. brings some en- irely new attractions in the south west. The Mctordrome, in which the track is built at an angle os 50 de rrees. around the saucer surface oi which motorcycles go at terrific speed is enc of these. It is open to local riders as well as the professional Us with the company and there will prob ably be soms home racing during the week. Another big feature with the show is the flying machine and a noted aeronaut. Dixon, who made tne nlghts at the state fair Then there is a wonderful midget lady and her midget child, together with various other attractions of the usual carnival class. only the Eagles committee as sea that the DeKrekO organization aas demonstrated to them that they have more of these and higher gen eraI class than ever before brought here by a carnival company. The pe Krekos bands will be heard during
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-25
OUT 0F SEASON, BUT
 HERE JUST THE SAME

The weather department slipped oy- CT another innovation for the South ern Arizona winter period, when il lrought on a big electrical storm early Sunday morning and another on Sun day night. Thunder and lightning aroused residents frcm sound sleep and they had to feel of the blankets pile OF them to make sure that they wc g net n the midst of July rainy SJa-ln.
 Attending tho storm were heavy downpo9rs CT rain at intervals, and more or Icss steady rainfall through out the nights. The ground in con- sequence was well soaked yesterday and the hillside roads and c1H. slip, pery with mud fer the first ne since early last spring.
 The cool weather attending tHe rains is considered by range and ranchmen as a hopeful condition, in asmuch as it will deter the brining out of a new growth with the raDidity that would accompany warm weather. II the new growth does not come toe strong, there is the chance that the winter may be tided over without the attendance cf the harm that has been anticipated by a good many.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-25
.RAvOv|CH Is
 YET AT LARGE
Gun User Went to Office of District Attorney After Affair, by Mistake-Skip- ped Out Later in Night

IL was not the fault of Horace Ray oyich, who shot John Gordan in the Shattuck change house on Saturdl ly night, that he was not in custody within an hour after the shoe ting. He went almost direct from the scene of the near tragedy to a most likely place to fall into the hands of the law the office of Assistant District At torney Murry. On the way there ne inquired of a group, standing with oni cer Gibson in Brewery Gulch, as to where the office of the attorney was, and was directed.
 The assistant district attorney Is a notably shrewd gentleman and hat RavOyich put one over him was duo simply and solely to one of those slips of the hand of fate that man may not account for. Rayovich, after hurriedly leaving the change house following the shooting, sought saloon keeper friend and asked what to do. This friend tolf bim to hunt up Attorney Cleary. Rayoyich had not heard [ C.cary. while the name of Murry was somewhat familiar to him. lie EOt them mixed, at any rate, and wont to the office of the district attorneH with announcement to that gentleman that be had shot a man and want I to be got out of the trouble.
 Naturally, the district attorney pre- sumed that this man had been ar- rested and released on bond-else he Atuld not be around begging him 70 make the going easy. or course be told Rayovich that he could promise him nothing, that he would have to flu i'll the duties of his office and that if Ravovich was guilty, why Marry would have to do all that he could 70 send him to the penitent.ary. Ravo- vich departed, both frightened and angry, the latter mood being directed toward the friend who sent him to 20 cold a source of advice. He hastencd back 10 the saloon and recounted ms experience, whereupon the serious CT TOT in the mixing of names was dis closed. Then Ravovich went out the back way with a guide to visit Cleary. Whether he did or not, is unknown The fact remaining is that Ravovich has not since been seen.
 City officers had been notified anc were hunting fer him at the time he visited the office of the district at torney. They are still hunting al though the conclusion has been reached that Ravoyich is not hiding, as was at first believed, out that he made his escape over the line and .s now probably in Cananea.
 Gorvon, the nan shot by Ravoyiohr is getting along as well as may be expected. The bullet hole through his shoulder is not necessarily a serious wound. although it might readily de. velop into such. Eye-witnesses of the shooting are inclined to sympathize with Ravovich. it being asserted that Gordan had been badgering and aous- ing him and that Rayovich had pro tested earnestly for some little time warning Gcrdan to quit. Gordan Is a large and powerful man. Rayoyich Is a small, slightly built man. When he opened his locker Saturday night he had been goaded into fury by the larger man. The shot followed.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-25
LEFT CLEAN RECORD--
 LION FAILS WITH BEAR

The Houston & White Roundup and Stampede Carnival shows closed their engagement at Lowell Sunday night and left yesterday for Fl Paso. The organization won general favor at Lowell by reason of its clean and ex- csllent character and on any return that may be made will have the adyan- tage Of fine reputation standing to its credit.
 At the last show on Sunday night the wrestling bear, John Brown, went for ten minutes with the Finnish Lion. the giant wrestler of Lowell TEe Lion managed one fall at the end Of : minutes but was unable to get the two which he had agreed to make in the ten minute contest The work of
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-25
B|SBEE USING
 MUCH MATERIAL
Building Active, With Out look Good for Breaking Of All Records in Next Year Or So, Says Adamson

w. N. Adamson, president of the Arizona Gypsum Plaster Co. and for. mer mayor of Douglas. was here yes. terday. Mir. Adamson says the county is now enjoying the most highly pros porous days in it's history He is running his mill night and day in or der to fill the large number of con tracts he has on hand, In speaking about conditions. he said:
 Business in this county to my knowledge has increased 100 per cent il the past year. Our plant mas been busy every day and night and still VIC cannot take all the orders sub mitted. We are now three months behind on some of our deliveries. For this reason we are not making any efforts to secure orders for immedi- ate delivery.
 If the present rush keeps up any reasonable time, the only thing that We can do sto greatly enlarge or plant and increase the output This will pIobably be done.
 "Bisbee is growing ve-y fast and we are shipping mucn of our output here. Within the next few years l Npeeet to see the city have one of the biggestbuilding booms ever known in the history of the state. Thls will be oecasioned by the fact that nearly all the residences il the city are built of lumber and aie practically worn out. The dis -ict is growing and its permanency is sufficient to induce investors to advance money on good substantial buildings.
 MT Adamson returned home last night. He made the trip in his Cal lilac roadster.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-25
VICE PRESIDENT LEAVES

PHOENIH, Nov 24-Yice-President and Mrs. Marshall, after a months visit here with the parents of Mir. Marshall, at Scottsdale. leave to- morrow for Washington. Marshall said today that he expected to see important legislation taken up in a regular session.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-25
10 LOOK IxTo AUTO sTeI E

SEATTLE, sScv 2i-Samupl Gtmp- erg. told the B. ilding Tra1es depart ment of the Federation Of Labor teddy that he had just received assurances from President Wilson that the grie'- ances of the shopmen on the Harri- man lines would be given attention Sy the federal commissioners named to end the other strikes existing on that system. The shopmen have been on strike for more than two years.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-25

the bear again won the admiration of big crowd, being marvellous in it's skill and seeming human understand ing of the wrestling gaH-e. FollowiGg the encounter %irn the Finnish Lion, the bear ana Ben Bound mixed it. Wrestling is not the game of the huge champion heavyweight of the South west and despite his great strength se was unable to make headway with the bear.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-25

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Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-25
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Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-25

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Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-25
NIGHT AT THE
 ROYAL -STROhG BILL

Another pennant night coIaes for the ladies at the Royal theater this evening. The great success attained last Tuesday night, when tie pen
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-25

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Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-25
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 the week in btth the e;ty and on the show grounds
 If the weather IS favorable tonight, the opening .eaturt will be a treat given the newsboys If the city, who will be the special guests at the open ing.
Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-25

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Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-25
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Bisbee daily review., 1913-11-25

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