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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1913-06-12
SHERIFF GUARDS OIL,
,reck OF Tank Cars Arouses Suspicion
OF officer, Who Keeps Watch.

Wreck OF Tank Cars Arouses Suspicion
Of officer, Who Keeps Watch.
Special TO The Tribune.
GARFIELD June 1l.-DeputT Sheriff
George Phillips is guarding several inches
of crude oil. which was distributed on
The roadbed near Garfield yesterday af-
ternoon as result OF the derailins OF
two cars while turning a bend on the
Bingham g. Garfield railroad Several
ing in the vicinity and the sheriff is
guarding against any possibility of hre,
The oil was being transported from the
smelter 10 the townsite and while round
ing n sharp curve two OF the five cars,
ali containing petroleum, left, the track,
having encountered a split rail-. The
railroad bed AT the point Of the derail-
u1ent is 100 feet above the roadbed upon
which the oil WAS spilled. The train was
moving at moderate rate Of speed.
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SCIENTIFIC TREATMENT

ANY DISEASE CURED NO ENCEP.
ton, no knife. medicine or hypnotic in
fluence. Sec me before submitting TO sur
geons knife. Consultation free by pre-
senting this notice. j. H. Horr. 253 5rd
ave Was. 1T21-M c1S35
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|IIIIEL WILL
|||IIElT MONDAY
Lr,.n 100000 Is fH'
! ip Rseon''ruet'ns
Ep,ss,,tins Hosiery

\. n tribune, n..mspts have
d, the opening Of ,, .lIv
st'' 7,y1,pty.H,th :, and wal wal.
,,,-s.y. Esq after the OuilaIns I,nr
.,.i.Ir ass smods,IssS. ss., :. anS more ri than "a
81. isiiIIiiITn Lillian OF thirty rooms :
- 40 soa',,U ,oom with complete
3 .,ss,s,so ,or handling bassae,ed; M g,d
ZEju.'. ~ ibs rear OF the oIo :,
q. ISotsi now has, mas ms'e 70 owned
y. no.s nror.ssident OF the Com !, ,
4 Enf. nr OF ogden, ana
~ z, ',,,s..,ssd s BY John JohbI.,o.,Ix c; ky1oT for
d. Wv vii occur Monday'
,,b, reconstruction ana
= = ,ss " building. which we're G, =,
o' MecNenburg OF Sait
s,,ste ID in detail, The no'e, n
4 ID rs" ,s. Snest OF It's size III
- ar, Of the most beauti-
, VI This and the staircase g
|!% .-s finished in Sienna
~ .5csu = an onyI, with Honduras :
~ xsrork, xk Tho doors are OF
Il mahorany. and all tne
n =, y soIid bronze. The lobby
Il the latest design, IN /,
~E ! v,rlsm chandeliers with
J; \, -. !: also lighted. The col,
,ss,rs = are Of skagllola. ana
sssyily bsamed. The wall
:. ;.,orsiions on heavy canvas.
=. srsst in the west. a wide
~, constructed on the west
=, saIlding. Two elevators.
,.e.srsrs and the other TOT
=, s.sn installed. The rooms
~ ilvushout with solid ma d,
/. ,tpsr ali tho woodwork OF
E,ry room is connected with
4 n he bathrooms are uleo
rss recess type OF tub is
-.-,,s.t lhe hotel. In each bath
4 -.feIne chest. shaving mirror
4, rre!ly modern conveniences.
q ..rton has been paid through
= [fldv 10 the wiring and light
a udng is through conduits,
s,eafy repairs easy.
-, vacuum cleaning system
~ rolsr system for drinking
= rzxcted With each room. .
:. hs also been reconstructed
4 q, roE ample accommodations
+ edI The cafe and barroom
N mahogany. with Sienna
1 q ,,y1 counters. A rest room
4 \, b.sn provided on the Sec
y fks Is equipped with many
- iriudIng writing desks and
+ ~.
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I 'isli. S''Tdi.g dsg pavilion !.
A Na"VertIsement.1
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NOROICA DIsAPPOINTS.
Famous Singer Has Cold and Is Unable to
Appear.
Special TO The Tribunc.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. June 1i.-Because she feared
that she might be forced 10 abandon her
present American engagements, Nordica
did not appear In her scheduled concert
with the Ogden tabernacle choir tonight.
The ia NOUS diva had contracted a slight
cold, and upon the advice of her physi
clan refused To sing, The big audience
was keeny disappointed when II was an
nounced that Nordica could not sing. and
many took advantage OF the opportunity
presented by the management to refund
admission fees. although an excellent pro
grammc was presented by the tabernacle
choir and Nordlca's s assisting artists.
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CLEANING AND PRESSING

FIRST CLASS HAND PRESSING AND
cleaning: reasonable quick delivery
service. Paris Cleaning & Dyening Co,
i25 r. 3rd So. Was 7S9 ci71f
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given that the cred
itors OF James r. Smith & Sons. a cor
poration are required TO file their claims.
properly proven. on or before thirty GOD
days from this date with the under
signed receiver at Third West and Eighth
South streets. Salt Lake City. Utah.
the office OF said corporation.
JAMES r. SMITH & SONS.
BY GEO, Il. FORD. Its Receiver,
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CARD OF THANKS

MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM SMITH OF
Murray desire 10 extend their thanks
TO an for the sympathy and kindness
shown TO them during their sad bereave-
ment of their son Lawrence. especially
the hre department. the Murray choir
and others taking par, I'm the last sad
rites. including the interment.
Respectfully.
MR.. AND MRS. SMITH.
ctqEo
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Salt Lake Statistics
Births.

Es.l f. Pembroke. 81 T street; girl.
James Lynch, ST. Marks hospital. boz,
HyTum s. Smith. t3S street; girl
Iwaiichl Mstsuki. IL South First West: girl
Hyrum Jossph AmundScn. I3i North West Tom.
pie street. boy.
Frederick j Davies 21l West Ninth. South
street; girl
Serge a Campbell. SO sDow apartments; boy.
Anton Tom.rnoNch. 2 Burton court; grI.
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REMOVAL NOTICE

MRS. NELLIE GLOVER THOMPSON,
formerly living at No. 1i2 So Third
East. has moved 10 No. II Brunswick
ave. where she has esta aoiished dress
making parlors and will be pleased 10
meet all old frlends c77T
VIAVI CO. HAVE MOVED THEIR
offices TO 507 and 3oS Templeton bldg
hHAo2
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MarrjaFe Licenses

Francis ", Nelson OF La Jurtn Colo, and Olive
Cusick OF Salt Lake.
Walter L. Underwood and Mabel Lucas. both OF
Ogden.
Creek.
Leonard Bourne and Lydia p. Gray, both OF
American Fork
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II. G. Bigelow Better.

Special to The Tribune.
OGDEN. June li,--H- G. Bigelow presi-
dent OF the Ogden State bank and the
Reed Hotel company. has been confined
To his home b. a severe attack OF la
grippe for the past several DAYS He was
able TO leave his bed today and his con
dition was reported much improved
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Dea thS

June 3. lolS-Emeline Russell, 5Ss South Tenth
East. T3 years; diabetes mcllitus.
June 70. 193-C9,hcrinc Butler. L. d. 5. hos
pital. 5s years; cholethissi3.
Juno 10, lai3-Cornclius T. Richmond. 1851 West
Second South. 6s yonrs; cerebro hemoThsEe
Juno g. Ial5-Gust Poulos. 81. Marks hospital. 20
yesrs crushed by car at Garfield. heniorrhAEs-
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Master Masons Visit ogden.
AlUoNNI I'Ist.VFIo ' I''RV y oNENfI'
pecial 10 The Tribune.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June ll,-WorlS in the mas
ter Meson's degree marked visit OF inc
Utah grand lodge To Dt!ca No IS. r. and
4. NJ. tonight. The visiting officer:
present We're; George Dern. grand war
den: William Shealey. senior grand war
tary, all of Salt Lake. A. II. Haywood
of Ogden was acting deputy grand mas
tor y banquet followed the secret ses-
sion.
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AUTOMOBILE NUMBERS

~-~~~-~-~-~~--~O~~~-~~~-~
NICKEL, BRASS, ENAMEL. soc TO So
Chas. Peterson. signs. 20 Upper Rich
ards ST bS79
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New Corporation,

Tho Gold Bell Mining & Milling company. Salt
Lake; capital stock $3.50 oO0 shoreE 50 cents each
J. 4. Toadlund. president; John O. Ryan. vice
president; Jamos A. a. stanley, secretary aud
,ro- -aur
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

EBER w. HALL. UNDERTAKES AND
embalmer. l64 So. West Temple. Phone
sos. da
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aIine: natures great remedy. rheuma
tism, catarrh, stomach. blood diseases,
free Information. Write today. S s Co.
1910 Orange st, Los Angeles. clo7s
GUARANTEE TO TEACH YOU TO
play piano In months: no notes; soc
lesson Address T-39. Tribune. ci7i5
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ciranted License to wed.

Special 10 The Tribune.
OGDEN. June ii.--Merriagc licenses
were granted today 30 Ernest + Eek
lund and Edith l. Larson both OF New.
ton. Cache county. Utah; Donald j. Al
len and Mabel s. Allen. both OF Hyrum.
Utah; Robert II. Burni7n and Helen NJ.
Arnold. both OF san Francisco! Aseel y.
lpson OF Ogden and Lucy knight Of Plain
City.
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Big dancing carnival, Saltair. tonight
Two bands. continuous dancing
advertisement
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DENTISTS
Expert Dentistry

DIR. j. B. KEYSoR. 40 MAIN STREET.
wnsatch 662S. Good set teeth, IS.
btie3
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snaty of Tine "a Ea4

us,,ing that "rapid eati, .
IN ~. II you have formess
~ Siis,g;,l iiSg 100 rapidly you are
7s!isr from indigestion
d ss,;ou' .nlSh ;N will result
~ y y, begins in the mouth nth
Aslt,s thoroughly 20, mastlcateJ
30 i, slsl .i"a when you have have,
H ,it,' stomach or feel dull
i,I eating, take ono uulI 81
ss.,.Sa iSaOlets. Many seyeye re
~ S.ss lTouble and consti. :
,Is,' ~ T,u cured by the use M of
IN effect. Sold by
| lAdvertisement !
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WHERE TO STOP


LINCOLN HOUSE. 6S EAST lST SO.
ESQ rooms; rates CSC. i0c and soc. mod
ern: baths. l5c. nl339
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SEWING MACHINES

WE SELL. RENT AND REPAIR ALL
makes ij9 State. Was 4IO3. d2ils
STANDARD SEWING MACHINES FOR
sale at prices and terms 20 suit. Bow
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FOR PAINTING. TINTING. KALSOMIN-
ing and paper cleaning, AZ reasonsb bic
rates. call Hancock. Was. 1S56-R. clos
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ICE CREAM

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL MANU-
facturers OF ice cream; quarts. bricks
OF specially, soc; In bulk, 3Sc. Amsrj-
can Ice Cream Co. Was. 1888. cc5g
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{iLES MAKE PLANS.
I psrhants 70 Decorate Stores
&f3 rh,state Convention.

In. Tribune.
llas 1.-THE officers Of Og-
No ll5. Fraternal Order OF
an sent letters 10 all loca'
= itgusting them to decora te
~ Nh flags and eagles during
nt tcnvention. which opens In
y ", Tuesday. They expect
Esrb members OF the order
- n IDAHO. Nevada and Utah
Y. nesting and II Is their de.
No a gala welcome.
~ e.s gent Of the three-day y
et csrnival on Hudson ave
e. opening night OF the con
@Wsdnssdsy the visitors vii
I'D 4, the Hermitage. where
h.ron will be held, and the
1g' together with the drill
~ stll DC held on the third
gu teams OF Salt Lake ano
"npess for a silver loving
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AUCTION SALES
PAPER HANGING, PAINTING
AND DECORATING

HAVE IT DONE RIGHT. PAINTING.
paper hanging. kslsomlning and wall
paper cles ming. Jackson. III w. South
Temple. Wasatch 2ss7. b3100
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WALLPAPER CLEANING

HOME PAPER CLEA MING CO BEST
work; reasonable prices. Office. 1872 E
Broadway. Was 1854 d3t7o
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CHINA DECORATING

MISS BERTHA WAGENER'S STUDIO,
a East Third South. China suitable
for gifts and prizes. Clasa and private
lessons. c96s
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" ''' J. N. c. A. W.
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MASSAGE

MAGNETIC MIGRATORY MASSAGE.
manicurins, facial and scalp treatment.
New York method. Room 20. Gaiena
block, Second South and State. c975
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%@ Confer IN Zion

n ~ Tribune.
= rsa.r.Gi s'as.nGiharlss a. Ware. Vice
iip isi!SF.sd ,..I to his s city i, ioe toe
.e', Tor ssi.s ss the lake and
w gsral Sslt Lake. where a
B sa:sa' a:s,aa',Tpw T I, ]. i''Sn q fisiGtS,s sa 4loM
80 10 Salt ne Southern Pa
~ nj LiGSaa,,y isSa VAS Joined sie tPsSs PsS'
- %. Suni unionS S'1is,1Sl rsn'@t gen
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~ Your Rheumatia,,,

n ~ fiy'' 70 get nd Of yon,
s,ssSsrlsiu' u'%e9ty,five y cent
III Jour fheamsn9'ssn Ilninsnt and
iIr.S;y'i,all y all dealers. pains
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DRESSMAKING

THE ART DRESSMAKING PARLORS;
fancy sewing; alterations. work guar
nnteed. 27e e Broadway. Was. 2363-W.
s2007
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PERSONAL
LADIES,

- Why should you suffer when the Yes
Foo Lun. 9 II. .. Chinese herb treat
ment is within your reach? No drugs
no knife. lis s. Main. upstairs Phone
Wasatch $3.50 cZ5i
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Z. c. o'DoNNELL. UNDERTAKEN AND
embalrner, has moved 10 new location.
226-227 South West Temple street. Realty
bldg. Phone $50. o33s9
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RUMMAGE SALE


RUMMAGE SALE IN BASEMENT OF
st. Marks cathedral Saturday at 10
a. m. clsf8
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MILLINERY SCHOOL

PARIS SCHOOL: NEW, UP-TO- DATE
hats exchanged for your old ones
finest assortment IN the city 303 s 5th
r. Hyland 11s1M. b24g0
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S. D. EVANS. UNDERTAKES. EN-
bhlmer. Mortuary chapel 4s s. State
Automobile service II desired without
eodltlonal expense Was. 3ei DIS
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ACCORDION PLEATING

AND SIDE PLEATING.
SOS East ga South. Phone Hyland 7sT-J
r bs51l
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' rTsa' rSSs Wants Pay.

!.s.,' S!s'as:silss + q si.t..!H. N Lar. aa,siP.
$ 5 = iiERs'',sa IT, "a. husSsnSW. hsts SW''lism s5n
sNao US psr :, 1910. granted
Of which has s,mssny; sssy I
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FLORISTS
MONUMENTS, TOMBSTONEs

LARGE STOCK TO SELECT FROM. r.
Mckenzie. Display yards. 442 S. State.
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CALL ON MADAME ERHART AT
her new apartment. Warm Springs.
Wasatch 5364-W SPIT
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TAILORS
SHEET METAL WORKS

WAHLoUIsT & LABHARDT. SHEET
metal contra ctors and 1obbeIs. Esti
mates furnished. ls9 South End East 81
wasstch 1897. b2o79
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IRON WORKS

JOE. DENNY. MANUFACTURE OF
all Kinds OF iron works: bids and esti-
mates gladly furnished. 2is-5-6 Edison
CStS
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LOST AND FOUND

:, 49,
BETWEEN 9TH EAST AND STATE.
Senueman's sod oren-facea watch
with ladies' fine ch1in and amethyst al
nched. Return 10 S53 fth =. clS+2
sNl2 RUG or STH so. BETWEEN eth
East and 9TH West Return 10 Tribune
office. Reward clTGs
BLACK AND WHITE SETTER. POUND
at Fl Douglas Call az band quarters.
CHS
LOST-JUNE 2. BLACK VELVET BAG.
contents OF no value except 10 owner
SeNard- II. Schoiher. Ecola. or cis33
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COAL AND KINDLING

T. ?. DEAL, COAL BLOCK WOOD
and knd!ing. is5 East ith South. Phone
Nasatch 1888 hes
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Dancing at Majestic park every even
ing, Big band. Fine floor.
(AdVertisement.}
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TAILORING

HIGH-GRADE WORK FOR LADIES
and gents; cleaning and hand-pressing
suits 10 order. Utah Tailoring Co. s5l
W. Broadway. Was. i1e6. b2ool
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FURNITURE REPAIRING

", WILLIAMS & SON. ise n STREET
wasatch 15t5-W. Upholster!ng. chairs
o542
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QUICK SHOE REPAIRING

MEMS SEWED SOLES. soc; LADIES'.
4oc. Utah Shoe Rep. Co, III So W.
Temple. Was 5s37 We cali and deliver.
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HAIRDRESSING

LADIES. MAKE YOUR APPOINT
ments early. we are open evenings
W. 1886 Velvet!na Pariors. G. e ith
South street saT55
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ANNOIrNCEMENT

S. l.. BOOK STORE. 56 E.. 9ND SOUTH
\. G. Hockett. from Kansas City. prop.
sofgl
The evening world., 1913-04-26
CATCH TWO YOUTHS R0BBlNG
DELIVERY BOY BY OLD DEVICE
Said They Were Sent by Firm to
Which the Package Was
Addressed.

william Pabst. 4 delivery hoy en-
pioyed by M. Lowenstein. at No. %
West Houston street. was given a pack
ase for delivery this morning to d. /.
Faour. at No. g Washington street He
haA not proceeded far when he was
acopetsd by lad who asked him TO
direct him to the Bowery and held him
for q few moments in conversation.
Then the delivery boy proceeded on his
errand.
At Houston and Bedford streets he
VS. met by Solomon Fleohlenfeld, nine
teen years old. who says ne lives at
No. 30 CLINTON street. Flechienfeld told
him that he was from Lowenstcin 4
Some and angrily demanded what had
delayed him.
'N'r take those goods" ne said, ac-
cording to the police. where's your
rscsipt?"
Flschienfeld was we'll dressed and
carried things with such a high hand
that the boy turned over the package
t. him. F1echlenfeld signed the re-
cslpt and handed the package to Nor
ris Korotsky. eighteen years old. As
the two turned away they were ar
rested .by Detectives Murray and
niAckey Of the Mercer street police sta
tion. The contents OF the package
were valued at $3.50.
The detectives have been in the dis
trict looking for four boys who have
been doing the, work with which the
tive prisoners are charged. 1t Is
claimed that merchants have lost sew
ssal thousand dollars In the last few
years by their prac t.ces. Korotsky was
arrested on similar charge nine
months ago. having been caught with a
package on him. lie claimed tat Il
had been given to him by some man
whom he did not know, and he was dis
charged.
The evening world., 1913-04-26

lsusAsss. alshsSgA Q lev Ssis iins
sAsaia Sesens her. 0tsaVe q sAs
material running frsA Ne bsls
nearly ~ 70 ne shsul1ss ooula
aaieh there In . Dolns aaa white
pearl button. Yinish the seek aud
sleeves With white embroidered b..
tists collar aAa ou1s. 4 straight.
slightly gathered shirt with the
strsrs running down the front, IN
isAing n points, weuia become your
daughter. Either . white linsn or
black patent leather belt could 10
worn.
nesks the aewsrsd material With
swo rews 81 lace banliu4, panel
distance spars, down the front, ssA
arsps the skirt just bsisw ths knss
lins late sasA q them. q the side.
IN the beet Of TIE waist have the
handing continue frsn the shsui.
ders snAsr ne bsit. forming Q ysl>s
The evening world., 1913-04-26

This rock 10 intended for all kinds Of
evening wear. not having too low q
neck or too short sleeves or . conspic-
uous train to typify II for especially
formal wear. II Is . delightful design
for tho girlish figure while It lends a
sweet charm to . more diEnihed per-
son. It Will also be much appreciated
BY the woman who must count on .
gown to serve her for more than one
season.
Although most stylish. It 10 conserva-
tive. for It possesses no faddish cut or
drapinK. The tunic, which Is at its
height Of popularity and shows no signs
Of waning. Ii employed in this frock.
while the hchu. which. because Of It's be-
comingness to every dgure. win alway s
be favored. 10 here arranged In q pretty
manner. In the back II 10 secured UNI
der q wide girdle Of matrix blue panne
The evening world., 1913-04-26

samples made styiishiy. but simple. For
tine pink I have some shadow lace. The
wash silks are for early Sunday wear.
| weigh 10 pounds. p. q.
The oharmsuss gown could have
the blouse part Of aii-ovsf lace, cut
to q point in from. which reaches
. vide GirAis Of the piAh WITH
large sat pstaisd Aowsr Of psnsy
velvet In the centre. 1hinssteuse
which sutiins tie vide sleeves
eouid stua the Aowsr folds Of piAk
CHIFFON, would aaintiiy an IN the
frost OF the neck. Draps ths skirt
upon each hip, allowing deeper
folds 10 haag toward Ne bach.
Make the lavender strips silk
with Q twe-ineh baua - the cross
wise SunninG up Ne freAt q the
dress from the Knees, late which ~
that peins 10 arsDsA sAs lower Dor-
tien. 1rin NE hasa WITH lavender
giass tutSons. YinisA TIE nssk aaa
kimono sleeves WITH . Aasin6 eel.
lar ana saas Of isss. sAssA Win
plaitAnG. 4 lavender satin belt
With sash sads down sAs Sset
would ~ pretty.
Dear Fashion Editor.
VIII you kindly let me know how you
would sugeest making a dress OF blue
cotton eponse for a Giri OF thirteen? Shc
In auHA large and broad for her ase.
Would anything in the Bulgarian style
be suitable? Also. will you suggest
how to make a dress Of the lawn with
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velvet. whose upper edge marks q high
waist line, while In the front the fchu
Grapes TO the lower edge OF the Girdle
there secured with . dainty cluster Of
flowers. At this point the fichu con-
tlnues in effect into . shirt draping
which drops over the tunic. and Is
tackled At each side In loose folds to the
close hitting skirt. while allowing the
tunic full sway. Another cluster Of
flowers confines II below the tunlc In
back. where two ends drop nearly to
tho hem. Filmy all-over lace. matching
the edging which finishes the tunic.
composes the waist portion, which Is
cut TO v neck where . fancy pin OF
any design shows to advantage.
Tho plain foundation skirt portion Of
this gown offers an opportunity for the
use OF . skirt from q last seasons gown
which may have become soilsd around
the hips. and whose train. having be.
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ANSWERS TO QUERIES.

Dear Fashiou Editor;
would like dresses Of the inciosed
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$1,000 POST FOR sUFFRAcIsT
Colorado Womnn Choses Land
Once Receiver for uacie SAM

WASHINGTON. April S. Mrs.
Annie q. Rogers. wife Of business
man IN Leadville. Col. was designated
yesterday by Secretary Lane OF the In
terror Department for appointment as
receiver Of the Land once at Leadviiie.
at a salary OF $4,000 a year.
Mrs. Rosers In a widely known suf.
fraGist.
Il am particularly clad to name Mrs
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70 10 a. sstablishsA feet - the United
oseteo tAat noasy eaa ~ handled more
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nvssiss World Dressmake ere
Club.
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nins World original designs for
dresses, published three times .
weeki II you are, join The Eve.
nlng World Dressmakers' Club,
and you will be elven the benefit
Of advice by mall IN request
Send In your name and address
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outside Of The Evening World
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= SnOwden Marshall. whose nonlna-
teeu - United States District Attorney
for the Southern D!strist OF New York
rs bssn confirmed by tas Senate. will
tate once on Nay I. Until then Henry
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