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should have answered a long list of
legal questions presented by Payot.
Hayden and Giannini objected. assert
ing that nothing would be gained by
delay
TWO REPORTS SUBMITTED
The RESULT was that two reports
were submitted by the committee, the
majority report advising the board TO
postpone action and the minarity re-
port urging the immediate passage OF
the ordinance
Hayden and Gallagher took the floor
in defense of their respective sides
and the argument between them was
extremely heated. each accusing the
other of being willing to change an
opinion to suit the needs of the hour.
When the vote was taken the board
divided. a J. Gallagher. Murdock, No
Ian and Payot voting mo- and Ban
croft. Caglierifi George Gallagher,
Jennings. Koshland, Mauzy, Mccarthy,
McLeran and Murphy voting yes"
TO PROTECT FURNITURE MEN
An ordinance framed by Supervisor
Mauzy was sent to the police commits
sion for consideration This proposed
ordinance requires the furniture NOV
ers of the city to file a report with
the chief of police giving the names
Of all persons moving from one ad-
dress to another, the date of moving
and the change of address
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SMALL CHANGES WAS NET RESULT
ON THE NEW YORK MARKET YESTERDAY

NEW YORK July 1.-THE net re-
suit OF todays trading IN stocks. so
far as changes IN the level OF prices
were concerned. was small. IT was APP
parent from the outset that the mar
ket would not hold 20 the pace set yes
terday. when quotations rose sharply in
all quarters
First figures were lower. \ recov-
cry was soon effected but the move
ment throughout the DAY was Irregular
and the close found many Of the i'm
pogtant stocks showing small losses.
Stocks were well taken at conceS-
sion. but there was falling OF in the
demand and buN erS were unwilling TO
FOLLOW the market upward. GneXpcct-
Cd complications in the ncCOtl1 ous
between eastern railroads and their
employees arising from the dctermin-
alton Of the railway managers 10 pres
ent demands OF their own TO the arbi-
traitors. may have excrc Sed some sen
timental influence. More important
Was the reaction N London and the
decline in American stocks there. This
principally OF Canadian Pac nc. steel
and Union Pacific.
The petroleum shares were except
ionally weak California Petroleum
cold down I'VE points to 23H. and the
preferred dropped points 10 %.
Total sales 2V3.3u0 shares
Bonds were steady. Total sales 6par
valuel. $I.337.0U0
L. 5 bonds were unchanged on call
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THE WEATHER
CONDITIONS

The low pressure area stretches this
morning from the middle West nortn n
eastward over the Lakes into the ST
Lawrence valley During the past 81
hours this depression caused showers
IN the upper valleys, Lake region. and
upper Ohio valley. The pressureS con-
t'nue low also over the Southwest
The presSures are high over the
south and from the north Pacific sec
lions eastward over the Northwest.
laode rate1N cool weather prevailing
Fair weather is the rule In all sect
ions THIS morning. except in the up-
per ohio valley and sections OF the
lower Lake region.
The conditions favor generally fair
weather. with considerable sultrineSs.
ior tonight and Friday.
Local data: Highest temperature yes
teTdey. 81 degrees. lowest last night.
G. degrees. rainfall. 0.35.
owsS :" heavy rain IN the Musk n
gum valley. the river will remain near
y STATIONARY in the district tonight
ard Friday. IL g. HOWE.
Section Director.
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Mrs " =. Duty and family. % War.
wood. are visiting friends a. Washing.
ton. IA
Miss Maria Moyn. OF Nineteenth
street. has returned home from a visit
Wiih Mrs George Weishand. Of whesL
luC
Mr.. Little. n warwood. was called
from town on account ~ the illness
of his father
II p ShcarinF and family. of Nine
teenth street. is visiting friends AZ
Chicaeo and other western points
" J. Stroblo. % South Warwood,
mas purchased new automobua
which he viii use IN delivering gro
ccries
Oscar Kroniaeger. Of North Maiu
street Wheeling. spent Wednesday
With Mr. and Mrs J Ritz, OF Haz-
lett avenue. North Warwood.
Al the grocery stores were closed
Yesterday on account ~ the grocera'
picnic. a good many ~ the peopls Il
WarwOod went 10 the picnic.
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STEUBENVILLE

STEVBFNV1LLE. o. July II
Retha Justus. for selling In a brothei.
was fined 5000 and costs Two other
indictments Tor keeping a hor-- and
selling liquor Illegally wcro uol..cd
Thomas q Go. vs.. Fred g. Crary.
settled
In The case ~ tho Guy ~ Sicuben
VII" vs. IN Belle View Land Co tho
city accepted tho verdict ~ S5177 r.
Cr' don W Arnold vs. stephen "
Fornor. Judgment for $3.50 on coerovit
judgment
OHIO We Gabor Parrog. application
20 hlo petition refused
Fortunate Bcrnahai vs. Ia Tello
IRON Works. FIi' for g. 500 damages
for Injuries on July g. whom no iost
q fnr"r duo 20 his hand being cut bv
piece 81 steel Ncalir~uce is alleged
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SHERRARD
Entertained bible Glass.

The newly organized Adult Bible class
OF the Bethlehem Union Sunday school
was very pleasantly entertained by the
president Of the class. Mrs. J. e. Garvln.
Following the devotional exercises.
which were led by the teacher. J. +.
Render, the class held n business ses-
zion and completed its organization.
Several standing committee were elected.
and II was voted 10 limit the refresh
mcnis 20 three articles. to lie served by
the members who entertain the class.
Then followed "A social hour. after which
rtiieshments were served by Mrs. Gar
rin. About 20 members OF the class
were present
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]. s. Raehe & Cos Closing Letter.

WV INN july It. s4t local mar
ket ignored The lowe range from Lon
don and continued its advance from yes
terday. and new high records for this
move were made IN forenoon trading.
Towards noon and early afternoon the
market became duh but managed % hold
the greater part Of ifs rally There -
very little outside participation In the
trading. The Il ort interest has been
further reduced and the market - there
by losing one 81 its main pillars or
strength. OF course from an instr3-
mental point Of view. there Is still plenty
Of room for improvement. but from
traders view would take ADVANTAGE OF
this advance 20 take profits.
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Dawson. where they will be in camp
tor a week.
Walter Cunningham was a visitor
10, Fairmont Sunday.
W. a.. Moore was In Fairnont on
business saturday.
". ". cross was business visitor
in Wheeling TUESDAY.
Charles OFT spent Monday with
friends In Hundred
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LITTLETON

Wlr4 fIddia urirh7u ererf Satur-
DO. with friends n Tairmnut
Nr. Charles Hirra returned home
irIfav from McMerhcn where she had
'r VISITING her rster. Mrs Frank
Hart
Wise NrUie Hu~rine ~ Downs vyas
VISITING fn fo-ru fhr first n tho week
So Archie Made q Termination
o. M sunday with friends IN town
AT7 s. j.. Carney. who has been
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Butter. Eggs and Che--e

NI-W YORK. july t. Butter firm
Creamery extras. 2s's n e5i.
- 'necsv steady. state whole milk
fresh white and pale. specials. ~
Ia. STATE. whole milk. fresh colpred
average fancy. Il. state. whole milk
fresh. under grades. 124ISt..
Legs steady. UNCHANGED.
Flour steady
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18

The latest word received by reiatIves
~ Bert Mohlev. who s. IN an Akron n os-
pttal suffering from injuries received
~ an automobile accident. IS someWh a I
more encouraging Though not out OF
DANCER his physicians say there is n
good prospect OF mis- recovery. His
mother ana brother George. who were
called 20 Akron Monday. returned Tues
daN niEht.
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VIII Meet This Evsnino.

Tho Roy Scouts % the Warwood
Methodist church will meet this even
Ing ~ tho church All members arc
urged to BE- present az the meeting
Important business viii be transacted
after which tho date Tor colng 10 camp
vii be SCI. which r. supposed 10 b.
tho latter part OF August, and thoy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18

Tho momhers Of the North Warwood
hose company viii give a lawn fete
August sc on The beautiful grounds
surrounding the hose house on Twen.
tynrst street North Warvood They
expect 10 have large crowd present
both evenings They Will sell ice
cream. candy and cake There viii
also be race between the three hose
companies Of Warwood
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Rev. ~. A Riddle was az Morgan
town "Wednesday and Thursdav. where
ne Vsv engaged to deliver an address
Misses Laura Love and Marrery and
K te Henderson. ~ Columbus -. were
visiting their cousin. J. c Garvin
Iuesday and another cousin. Mrs. NJ.
Mrs T. G GarNIn ATTENDED fancy
work marty ~ the home Of her sister.
Ms 9. J Wiley ~ Barton. o. yes
NJ ana Mrs. wiibcrt Kimplc. or
Moundsvill". hav" \ young daughter
kimples father. George Pastures, or
Gi.v W creek near here.
yrs Louis Dressel % Noundsville
called on pr Cox Tuesday. having
dr,y.n CIT IN Mr Bfyson's d..
from Loudersville. whore she had
spent > Few DAYS visiting relatives.
c"n , 9ns rsst o =, to n,y'a no
funeral 81 HE cousin. John Miller. at
Elm Grove. Tuesday.
been visiting 81 the home n ! r. Rog-
er-,n FOR several daye. returning home
Dan'Is Williams became very ~
w;'dnes5aY n,r9t and[, ~ 7 OK. ~
ins h. +. much improved '''3
Mrs Goodwin Downing anf son. iiert
~ NcNecron ore visiting a. the home
" winters - near Tri,dsirsia. was
Visiting relafives on HiE Wheeling
rr:eE IN. Or, 81 nc week, week, ,.,o 49,
-ev residence Tuesday.
william Nrchsy NJ Ancu McN"rrar
have ronc ~ york n the National
Mrs rurtis H. vtsitirr her sister
~. ". Oldham. e. Tr,od"irnia
rrest 90 Nr1 T. Muli. has returned
fo her home in Wheeling
Nv Fcnr' is sh'c5a s S9a her 1c
s'',l .r,ul.us a lew d.y- as guests of
o. % Mach La boon under the doe
fors care srntn friF week
W WrC Earivwfre ia 90
i.rr trs .s 'wffpfInE SLOWLY.
%. 70 irNln w.ri ." H.r~."'.o.3l. Wsd-
BE- seq" a2,,s s'' =. "a Kir.r Weeks '' WIN
,ie ling hsr daughter. Sire Grafton
sud.sr. returned o. her homo Do
Clarkshurg SUNDAY.
Mies EfheI HUGHES ~ Earnshaw.
was ,feittnr hrr sister Mrs. Charles
Jackson. tho first - tho week
fIrrrv Cumberland ~ Pennington.
aufr' Sur1pv 600 town.
rcNrrf WAGE wre % hu-incrF visitor
ir fairuout Monday.
Mr.. and Sire ~ = TarrcU and
fhrsc ems lteruir. Marcus and Rob-
rrf ~ tlarkehurg. arc visiting 3D."
'afttra pnrrnfe Mr. and Mrs 7 a.
Connolly srr % Tow DAYS
WIN Wrukem,iiar. ST.. - Whncllng.
W.. ,isifor in town Wednesday and
THURSDAY.
vre o. o. AUcndar was shopping in
Wheeling Tuc4f1v
Hamilton Uo-ari vas business
visitor 200 TaIrmout MONDAY
rof Tavior ~ Hundred. spent TucV-
CAV iu town.
Mr. g. D.. A1endcr vne visiting
relatives IN Hundred MONDAY.
1f = Weukrmeiier spent n fcw days
in Wheeling tho FIRST - tho week
Nrs Luft Wcirhcn wae shopping
I'M Wheeling Tucaday and Wedncs-
DIV
W o. Moore wah a business visitor
in Wheeling "wednesday.
~ " tiraho was IN Wheeling on
husluefs SATURDAY..
CO. ~ ~ tho West Virginia National
Guard viii leave sunday Tor Camp
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18

Frank Woafhcrall vho owns and on
crates % coal mine ~ Vow AIcyanIria
~af Killed. on Wednesday afternoon
by o. fall ~ roof coal Ur vaa f0 ,rare
~ aEc. and icaves n wIfe and ono
child
4 R0uuauian iahorcr % Tho Pol
lauahrr MIL warrroom vac killed ID e.
morning when n pile NJ shoot r.afat
foll over on him while he was working
90 an ADJOINING pile. &c. was 30 Years
old
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18

The lawn fete Tuesday evening given
by the Allen Grove Christian EnoeaNor
society at the Mnnse WAS "A success In
spite " the threatening weather. on
account Of the weather the only re-
freshments provided we're ice cream and
cake. Tor II seemed possible that the
affair would have TO be POSTPONED Only
about fls was cleared. but under other
conditions this would easily have been
more than doubled. There was large
crowd aid all seemed to enjoy the eve
ming.
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bought Fam.

Mrs. Emma Robinson. Of Pleasant Val
lev. Marshall county, has purchased the
John Haley farm on Pine IIill. which is
well improve farm OF about 30 acres.
With her three children she will prob
ably remove there from her present home
near the Lone Oak school house. neat
fall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18

Many persons are repeating the old
saving that rain on July 10 brings rain
on forty consecutive days. II any farm
efs and thrcShers believe this. they will
certainly be tempted TO go out OF bust
ness. The numerous rains this month
nave been had for harvesting and at
present many farmers have hay cut Gown
and they ar" with one accord wishing
foI fair weather.
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George s Diu. 90 years. ~ Carroll
ton. and Ethel o. Ecnson. 90 years. ~
strubcnvlilo
George IS Patterson. g yclre. and
.onhinc VI Rog'ra. % years. ~
Sfruhonviiir
E0v Tadrn o. wears. md Hazel y
Esrrhold. q years. of Stcubcnviuc.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18

Captain g. 4. Franzhelm has boon
appointed marshal ~ ~ paradcs held
here nest week 10 the three vars eel.
chraflon
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The Christ Lutheran church or Mozart
Will hold the annual picnic Wednesday.
July 80. IL Will he an all-daY arrair ana
a basket dinner viii be served in the
open. The place has not Yet ben fully
decided upon. bat viii proba bly, be either
Ia Mozart para or Longs grove nearby.
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Money.

NV YORK. July Mooney On call
STEADY range. -. ~ - per cent. eslnR
bid. Z. closing ASKED. pa. Time money
stroug sixty DAYS. g, ; yer cent. ninety
DAY IS. 81 = per cent, siX months. six
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Metals.


standard spot. ii00T1t.0. eie-troivtic.
ltl2f l425. Lake. laa7nlt56 ,astinEs,
]. e. " ] 400. Tin easy. spot a. -OLr
. -. L'ni. t.p4 go. Speltcr. 5i5Ff
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18
Hornblover q weeks Closing Copper
Letter

BOSTON. Julv 1.-THE Boston copper
market was rather DUH TODAY ana
changes were fractional either wsv TIE
underfone remains strong ard sentiment
20 purchase t-e better class * copper
stocks
Metal is dull nnf rad very roof reac-
ton and ought 70 turn pretty soon This
ought to reflect IN higher prices or
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WARWOOD

Tho Jovcland Volunteer Fire and
Protective Association will have a
lawn fete July 2O.91 at the corner OF
With street and Richlsnd avenue.
South Warwood fhc women that
we're appointed by tho lawn fetc com.
mittcc viii sell candy. ice cream and
cake The Loveiand IRE department
challenges tho Warwood and North
Warwood IRE departments Tor a race
with the hose reels. A large crowd
Is expected 20 BE- present both nights
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. July l7.-IIuge receipts at
primary points today acted as on Offset
Tor bulliSh sentiment in the wbcat pit
AccuIdingly, the market closed steady ~
shade % > under last night corn
nnisIed with "a gam OF "a sixteenth 10 =
q =. oats M 4 ~ =. and provisions
show ing an advance Of 100 - cents.
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CHICAGO. July Cash quotations
we're as follows. Rye. 80. ?. ~. Bar
lev. feed OF mixing. 4sft63 Timothy
seed l..i n . 80. clover seed nominal.
Mes pork. - ESQ $500 Lard IN Heroes,
ll.,9'a il.s5. short ribs. loose. Ii.15 :
1885.
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on CITY. p. July I7-Crefff bal
~ r.e. goo. Runs. i5-.41t. av~~-ee. III
=" ipW"rts. i.".1at. average. IeS.-
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Tho men Of the Warv God tool works
viii 20 10 work Monday. July "a. after
being on for about three weeks. The
company had a couple 81 men from
Pittsburgh 70 repair the machinery
and make other repairs 20 the factory
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING w Va. july y. II
Range ~ active stocks on tha %sv
icrk stock E1otanrs. corrected daily by
D.. =. Mastsn & Co. broker.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-07-18

CHICAGO. July 15-HoEs Receipts.
10000. strong Bulk ~ sales. us 70 @ 80.
lEnt. 90. 70 o f'. miZei. sbtn 20 ..
-esFy. sh1 $50. rougL. 8 80 r $50. pigs.
l1-f 80
CATH Receipts. 5000. Iectes steady.
Cows and hsifrrs weak . 10, tower.
calves stronger Reeves. asa d..
Texas steer. 0n ~ 500. afrrkera and
5.soN h 60 calves. s5UHIic-
Sh"ep--Receipfs. -4nno. i-d50c low
or native sheep. f-sffS.~b. VcarlinEs.
30 n B ~ rafl.n Lamh.- d III n \ 90.
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WHEELING TRACTION COMPANY
Express Can SCHEDULE.
Taking Drect June al, 1908.

PANHANDLE LINE
WHEELING AND WET.LSHCRG
Daily Except sunday
Wheeling Weilsburg
Leave
2cnd street. Leave
Wheeling Msllshurg
1880 n m. o:nA a. IN
3:J0 pm. 1900 noon
MoCNDSTILI.E LINE
WHEELING AND MOUNDSNILLE
Daily Except sunday.
Leave
10Th Street Leave
Wheeling MoundSviile
1900 a. m. 1:50 p. IA
$3.50 y. m.
On ! neS having regular express ser
vice. shipments weighing IN excess OF
nifty pounds or ~ large bulk will not
% carrisd on passenger carr
ALL INES-Daily Except sunday.
No shiI rlents except emergency ship
ments II medicines will be CARED on
passenger cars between 400 and e:l5
J.. m
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War~ood Brief

wn pick the best place to camp AZ
the meeting
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Pittsburgh Siock.-

WffFIfI.E. ~ Va jul. u So
The scfpr IrftarufEn stools. corn. -
iaig ~ A. A.. Iastcr q Co.. Janzsrs
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srocKs. Par. sid. II.k7L

Books close Jlly - Tor = 05 dividend
payable July 81
books close July - for 81. dividend
payable Angus
Shocks close July - FOR PC dividend
payable August
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and brokers'. National Exchans. Bank
building.
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HAY AND GRAIN
ouo'suons " Q. =. srausnsa . %.

U.s. January O.. Ieft there pHf fe s-~
a If0u,..IIe fr 100 f. every 90 AZ. alb.
tal's e. l.s jtlf.d .'rfes
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WILL PURCHASE
Neuralgyline
La Belle Preferred
La Belle Common
WE OFFER
Whitaker Glessner SIS
Portsmouth Steel SIS
Wheeling Mold SIS
Wheeling Traction SIS
La Belle s.
W heelinE Can SIS
Ward Bread SIS
Dollar Savings a Trust Co.
FoEtoria Glass
Wheeling Mold g. Foundry
Market Auditorium
FIDELITY
Investment Association
Capital Paid In anoo.ooa.oe
Real Estate, STOCKS. Roads rnrur.no&
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Pa. July i1.--t'aftie Efeauv supply light.
'HoiDo. $50 p go. prime. 60 y 80
eep ste.lv. surrir light rrine
wnfn"fe $500 &C.. .lifs ard commons
500 o. 80. lambs. r nnffssE
Veal calves ID uOlrI.
Hogs active. rsrsirfs IS foutlcde~ks
heavy Nprfers gNOrfEsf. light ,orka-a
and pigs. o 9"0 2a5. rougss. s. OOd $50.
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WHEELING. w. Va. July - IL
INC following a. tat.o1N on me morn
sctlNe NHecllLS stock, are corrected
dsiH .or the Inteliigencer by George W.
Baron. local broker. aad r. X AhTahzil
manager Bond Department
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Fidelity Local Stocks.

M iiF fsIfi.H'f. ~ hH.. , ..H %. ~
core frf dHIr Tor f.a Irfa..fF -...sr
~ fha Fidelity Investment sssY..ItIpu.
E-n-Ea IL III A. L 1
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Articles open. Ingn. Low. Close
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-12
Lacer Than They EUer WeeGnd Strapped the Feet Says Lady
DuGOrdO Describing the Unusual Features of Autumn Fashions

girdle worn with this costume. n n
y silver and orchid embroidered fab.
rio that has all the beauty of the I'm.
est Of the old silks.
Among the most useAbie and en-.
Quisite of the laces and nets which
are 90 70 the front this season il the
silver met OF which l have already
spoken. That used In the little dane
ing frock shown here was embroid.
cred In my own worlKrooms. the de-
sign being my own. The side drap-
cry which completes the costume Il
q supple crepe in the most delicate
shade Of lavender.
The headdress V as quaint and a.
bew1tching 90 the gown, and the
whole affair is, think. simply per
feet for the wardrobe Of che debu.
tante Of the coming season.
am exceedingly interested and
also surprised TO md that the won.
an Of fashion has resigned herself
most gracefully to the fact that all.
Omaha daily bee., 1913-10-12

black gowns are not ultra smart
For years Il has seemed a. though
we could not get away from
the all-black gown. For one
thing. Il was 90 weaTable, II n
seemed never to look out Of
date. and II could be packed in
small compass without being
hopelessly ruined. Then, too. Il was
becoming TO most women an the
evening. This may seem strange. but
II Is very true chat nine out Of ten
women End an ail-biack costume
most becoming whom II is cut very
low. There is hope that next Spring
there will be q revival Of this practi.
cal gown, and already ! am thinking
oe several designs that should put Il
hack in high favor once more.
Black and white is. however, very
much In vogue. But Il must be q
most striking combination. and the
gown must be most daringly de-
signed. Black velvet combined with