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front is finished off with a belt which
starts from the under-arm seam.
Coats finished with shoulder capes In
single, double and triple effects resemble
a coachman's cape Almost all evening
wraps are in cape style. In contrast 10
the loose coats are the coats in redingote
style, the upper part of the garment fit
ting the figure and the lower part having
a slight flare. =
X
Sleeves of separate coats are usually
set in at the arm size. but this is larger
than in suit coats. The modified kimono
sleeve, set in at the front, and of kimono
style at the back. and kimono sleeves at
the top and the regulation sleeve in the
under arm. are good style. and the sleeve
which is set on at a slightly dropped
shoulder with a large arm size is a favor
lite. A few smart mannish coats have the
sleeve rather close fitting, resembling the
sleeve of a mans overcoat.
There are various collars, including
those that stand high in the back and
open slightly in the front. the collar OF
which stands slightly away from the
neck; the military collar, and the collar
with scarf ends which can be wound
around the throat.
Fur trimmings are used to a great ex-
tent on both street and evening wraps
and coats. The fiat furs used are seal.
broadtail, caracul, pony, mole and err
mine. The long-haired furs most USED
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06

The long fur coat is obviously coming
in for much attention this winter. for 1t
serves as an admirable outside wrap In
really cold weather. Fitch. chinchilia
and monkey are all used to trim coats
Of other furs-such as broadta'l and seal.
The fashion for monkey skin. by the
way was rather unexpected. Monkey
skins were selling here early in the sum
mer for about 20 cents apiece. and now
they have risen SO high in price and be-
come so scarce that the dressmakers and
manufacturers are already searching for
a substitute for them.
The monkey skin is prepared in the
form of fringe. and in this form Is used
to edge tunics and skirts. collars, cuffs
and sleeves. 1t is combined with other
fur. with velvet and broadcloth for
street suits, with tulle and lace and chif-
fon for evening frocks. 1t is also much
used as hat trimming.
Fur Of many kinds Is used to trim the
autumn hats. One good model shows a
pulled fur crown with a brim Of gold or
silver lace. mounted on wire. There is
a big metallic rose for the sole trimming.
Perhaps 1t is because monkey fur can
be SO admirably converted into fringe
that 1t has been adopted by fashion. For
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06
SUITS AND COATS FOR FALL

ished by sash of the material or of silk
Some suit skirts have slight draped
effect at the sides. With the long suit
coat, which Is cut away considerably in
front, the plain skirt with panel front
and a cluster of pleats at the side cores
or the skirt which is entirely pleated;
are used instead of the tunic skirt, which
does not look as well with the long coat
A few circular skirts are worn with the
long coat
Nearly all the new suits have the COL
lars high in the back, and the remainder
are in military style. encircling the
throat. being adjustable. SO that they
can be worn open or closed. The lead
ing fabrics for suits are serge. cheviot,
zibeline, broadcloth. novelty weaves in
worsteds and lightweight woolens and
velvets. and velvets combined with cloth.
There is a large variety in separate
coat styles. many coats having loose
backs suggesting cape. and others
having a detachable cape. In the loose
back style the fullness starts from the
shoulder or from a yoke, the front being
in straight coat effect. Sometimes the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06

are skunk, mink. sable dyed squirrel and
fox.
Braid is also used as trimming. Some
times it appears only on the collars and
cuffs. In other cases the coat Is bound
or edged entirely with braid. Handsome
buttons in bright colors harmon.zing
with the trimming or with the material
give a distinctive touch. Sometimes the
buttonholes on a dark coat are bound
with a fabric of light color, and the
seams are corded to correspond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06


PARIS, August 10.
AUGHING comparisons were
made in midsummer between
the Paris of the present and
IL the Paris of 1870. The styles
that carried us back to the
days of the Empress Eugene were
partly responsible. and the streets, I'M
dermined by foods and rains, and con-
sequently barricaded and closed. were
further responsible for the COMPARE
son.
Today the comparison is still made,
but no longer laughingly. Read the de-
scriptions of Paris in the days when
France and Germany were fighting in
1870 and you have a picture of Paris
as 1t has been while the troops were
mobilizing to go to the front in this
war.
There is one big difference-the
women. They may wear the ruff1ed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06

Of knee length. in Louis XIV style, long
WASTED, beltless and faring at the
hips. These coats fasten straight up
to the neck, where they are finished
with collars Of fur or embroidery.
These collars are quite fat, but many
Of the new coats have rolling fur col
lars.
Drecoll shows long coats, like those
of Premet, fiat at the back and 1aring
the belt Is lacking. On the coats Of
Callot there Is a narrow turnover cum
Of the material to finish the long
sleeves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06

Very lovely is a blouse made of
white wolfe, with q broad collar OF
pale pink wolfe embroidered with
white.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06

The new taffetas are not the least
bit stiff, but fall In droopy, heavy
silken folds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06

fringe is a pet Of fashion at the present
moment.
Metallic fringe Is used to border TUNES
and sleeves, and SO are silk and wool
fringes. And scores of attractive even
ing frocks have tunics and skirts edged
with fringes and small glass beads.
Metallic fabrics of all sorts, as well as
metallic fringe. are used on the new
models. Jet comes under this heading.
When 1t was first revived. about a year
ago. it took the dressmaking world by
storm. The dressmakers. frankly. did
not know how to use it. It got the better
Of, them. and they used it too generously
1t took them long time to learn how
to handle it. But now jet is in its
right place. Jet fringes are used, Jet
embroidered ne. is used for tunics and
for bodices. Jet ornaments are used on
some of the, new and smart velvet hats
just enough jet to give a sparkling dash
Ing touch. never enough to be heavy or
glaring.
One Of the pretty fancies of the moment
is chantilly lace embroidered with metal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06

The low corsage. even in the daytime,
and the use of lace and chiffon almost
without lining for the bodice have brought
the wrap or top coat into great demand.
At the races here this summer 1t was
noticeable that almost every woman OF
fashion wore a light cloak Of some kind.
It was sometimes in the form Of cape,
sometimes a mantle. sometimes coat.
But the frocks, many of them with ex-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1914-09-06

A Comparison of
Paris of the Present
andtheP Paris of 1870
French Women
Attending the Great
Dressmaking a n d
Millinery Shops
Fashion World of
French Capital
Working Hard to
Make Up for Set
back Caused by
War-Just What IS
New in Fashions
from the Partisan
Standpoint.
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other turns fashion may
\A take, it now seems quite probable


M take, 1t now seems quite probable
w that this country will not be over
run with French frocks this autumn. 1t
has been authoritatively stated that only
fourteen models had been received from
Paris at the time the war began. Since
then it is quite probable that very few
more have come over the sea, for bag
gage has been decidedly in the way, so
far as most travellers, tourists and buy
ers alike were concerned.
Silk underwear is gaining more and
more popularity. 1t is ideally light and
lacks bulk as nothing else does The
knitted silk fabrics have been made into
delightful undergarments. OF course the
war will have an effect on the silk un-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16

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team viii play Wheeling High at the
sixteenth street park Saturday otter.
noon.
Misses Helen and Minnie Dorer
VIII entertain a party OF friends at
their home on Harrison street this
evening.
Ray Green has installed three new
barber chairs in his shop in the First
National Bank building.
The Americus Club has organized
mase ball team, with Clarence Pick
EFT as manager.
Harvey johnson has returned 10
MS home at Columbus. after a visit
in this city.
Chester Beam. OF North Noble
street, has returned from a brief visit
at Columbus.
Miss Mabel Donley. OF Cambridge.
u, Is spending "A few DAYS with
friends in this city.
Mrs. Frank l.. Myers. OF Gravel Hill
mas returned from a visit with reIa.
uyes and friends at St ClalrsviIle
Moore Bros, OF Union street. are
receiving the base ball scores by in
Ray McMillen won the champion.
snip roller skating race Tuesday
night. and received the gold medal
Mrs. Caroline Dover. OF Franklin
street. Is spending a few DAYS with
friends and relatives at Pittsburgh.
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Martins rerrx Rrisf.-

The Junior Mechanics will hold a reg
nlar weekly meeting In their hall on
Hanover street. this evening
The regular mid-woek prayer services
In the local churches last evening were
largely attended despite the Indictment
weather.
Next Wednesday evening. on the idea;
alleys. In this city. the SteubenvflIo
series with the Ideal team.
Last evening the condition Of Miss
ohNc hcCleary was reported 20 be
slightly improved
Mrs Grimm Johns. who was operatel
on Ct the local hospital Tuesday. con-
unnes % Improve at thei institution
Ihe Masons held n well attended meet
ing IN their hall In the opera block Iast
evening
Another large crowd Of base ball fans
watched the score boards In this city
The officials 81 tho fire department
nave requested that all persons turning
~ an alarm should stay AZ the box aud
fire.
Tho contract for supplying tho electric
huIbs Tor this city tho coming year. was
~. N.,r9sa 20 10y ward Long AZ meeting
H'in u teNqtA evening.
4 fun dress rehearsal was held last
evening % the auditorium for entertain
mont which viii he given this evening
Tho furnace dust we seen about o..
city again yesterday o. large clouds ans
as result all % the roofs on the house.
were red.
Several minor cases were scheduled O.,
come up IN the local justices court vcs-
tcrdny afternoon
All arranEomcnts have been completed
ior INC tag day which viii b. held Sal
tai
This afternoon at the home Of Mrs r.
y Elarkford. on North Fourth street
the members ~ the Ladies Auxiliary ~
~ lauLs church. viii meet ~ o .7N
Tho Martins Ferry Whist club ,rau
pleasantly entertained Yesterday after
noon Of Tho homo ~ Mrs. Harry Tavfrr
several bridegroom people ATTENDED
evening.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16

william kuchulinn. Sr.. b. VISITING rel.
afiNcs in Youngstown. FOR . few dave
Mrs Chester Farnzeti. ~ Pittsburgh
H spending Few DAYS with loctI
friends
Miss blanche Cowsn. 81 Coierain. has
Tctnrngg home after short visit NJ
Deputy sheriff Wesley Osborn. Of st.
ness.
Deputy sheriff John SAVERS. Of a.
ness
Charles Fisher. Of BARTON. was here
FegfrrdaJt calling on friends.
DANIEL Moore returned % Indiana. "a
O. rcrumc hia studies
The German Alliance will hold their
inF
The many friends of william rroreinr
III this CITY. are deeply interested ~ the
tact That Do d. on THE 81 81 Arkansas
which hes been ordered 90 Tampico
MeNfro
The many friends ~ Miss DORIS Maria
NolulnEcr were very much dfrarnrfnfrli
vhru N wHa learned that che rad moi
won first place tn the Times prize -0u.
test
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MARTINS FERRY


Yesterday morning az Al o'clock Al
ne home of has father James Mi~keil on
Nerth tnlrd street. occurred the death
or Ross MiskelL one q the Best knc.rr.
AulnE men % the city. after a NnEer-
lns Illness OF complication o. disea-ss
year Of his age and Nas a inachfni~t nv
racs. bis last place or employment be
ins the Goodrich Rubber company At
Akron- lie was born and raised in this
city ana Was well liked b. All who
new aim. lie Vas a member % the
local lodge OF Eiks and the knights 81
- uhias Besides his father ne \. sur
Ntsed by one brother. John. and thre.
sisters; Mrs. T. A. Petty. OF Coiuubu~ .
Mrs =. r. Cunningham. OF wheeling and
Mr-- Sofa Con. OF this cttT At ate
hour sst evening funeral arranEeraeuts
had not been Completed
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Mr. and Mrs Frank Colard. OF this
city. left last evening for New York.
from whence they will sail. Saturday
on the steamer Finland for Paris
France
Items 81 interest for this paper NAV
be left AZ She City Book store or teIe-
ph0ned 10 the reporter Bell 26f-J
The Bellaire and Benwood Uirb
school base ball game. which was 10
have been played last evening. was
postponed on account Of the incicmont
weather
The Mary p. Rodefer divlslon ~
the w. &. T. a. will meet fbIu even.
ing In the Sunday school rooms on
the First NJ g. church
The Beuaire High school baso hall
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16

81. The funeral Of the late Mrs. Louise
~, VINO died AZ her home Monday
night following n lingering iIlnesS
viii be held this afternoon al 2 o'clock
Inc services viii be- conducted al tho
nome OF her son. James Fry. on south
belmont street. by Rev. y a. Frettg.
pastor OF the South Rellaire vi ~
church. interment will BE- made In
the Rose Hill cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
Tilton Tnreral

Funeral csrvices viii be held at 1870
o'clock from her home in Yorkville. over
The remains OF the late Mrs. George Til
ton. whose death occurred at the home
early Tuesday morning. after a lingering
illness. The pastor OF the Yorkvfllc
church VIII have charge of the services.
intermcnt will be private in the Stcu-
benville cemetery. the deceased formerly
residing I'm Steubenviile
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
FIremen. Carnival

The city fremen are making ar
engagements for a carnival TO be given
10 this city for one week. beginning
May -. The committee has engaged
the Greater Shishley shows to furnish
the attractions for the carnival. and
arrangements are being made for the
Twenty-sixth street grounds. meet
Ing of the committee. which Is com
posed OF Edgar Anderson. John John
son, l. Il Dubois and William Neal.
viii be held next Wednesday evening
and final arrangements will be com
pleted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16

The many friends in this city of
MISS Gladys Baker OF Fairpoint were
pleased 10 learn yesterday that she
had won the automobile I'm the Times
contest although the friends OF Miss
bOfa Neiningor were very much dis
appointed a. she secured only second
prize. The successful contestant Is
the daughter OF William Baker form
erly motorman on the Rayland divi.
sion Of the Wheeling Traction com.
pany
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Committee Meetinn

meeting of the 22 committees OF
Tue BeIalre Commercial Club will be
building this evening. Several in;.
portant matters will be taken up AZ
tnis meeting. and the duties OF each
committee will be discussed The
commercial club fees are now dine
ana the club has established tempo,
sIy headquarters in the city soIici.
the city building.
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intelligence 1874 Almanac for 2se
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t0-d1N ~-~
Largely Attended.

The Easter dance given In the EIS~'
hsIi last evening by the members OF the
Alpna I'M maternity was largely at
tehued and very enjoyable evening
Was spent a. several visitors were IN
ttendance. Music FOR the evening was
furnished oy the Bentfield orchestra. OF
beiialre The feature OF the evening
was the bunet lunch. which was served
during the evening
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16

Howard Clark. a well known boy Of
TINS city and pupil of the South school
was suspended for the balance of the
school year. ct special meeting OF the
board of education held Tuesday evening
For some time past the teacher Miss
Amrine. has been unable to do ANYTHING
with the boy, and he seemed TO do as he
pleased. He was also charged with Of
iensivo conduct in front OF the other
pupils.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16

The biggest dance to be given in
ms city for some time will take place
lhis evening in the opera house hall
when the Knights of Maccabees give
their second "Bingville" dance of the
season All OF the Characters OF that
quaint village will be present Nnsir
viii be furnished by the Bingville or.
chestra.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16

Hrs; Margaret Long. a wen known
s nc. hiehly respected resident on this
~ uleo ~ the home OF her daught-
FRANKLIN street. TUESDAY nfgbt noath
was due TO inhrmities Incident 10 Ola
age Inc deceased was So wears 81
age and a widow OF the late Jacob
Long Surviving her are three sons
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16

~ the meeting of the state indus.
IIlal commission held Tuesday after.
noon the following awards were made
IN this vicinity: Paul Vanislaw Of
inns city was awarded $50 for in IN.
us sustained IN the West Wheeling
S505l for injuries sustained in The
Loraln Coal and Dock mine at Blaine
Botn OF the awards will be made in
weekly installments. ~
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Elected Offcers

AZ a meeting OF the BeIlaire Auto.
mobile Association. the following d.
rectors were elected: w. J. McC,raw
w. II. Morris, - L. Morris Cora NJ
motifs and r. l.. Bowman. Har.
MOTIFS was elected president and gen.
eral manager; y. s. Morris. secretary
and X. l.. Bowman. treasurer. Mr.
MOTIFS viii take charge OF the garage
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16

Color Day was observed at the local
nigh school yesterday and the colors
white and blue were worn in many dir
ferent styles throughout the day This
- an annual event ia the schools and
~ always looked forward to with great
pressure BY the pupils OF the high
schooL ARRANGEMENTS were being made
70 display the Colors At the ball game
but the rain spoiled the game
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
Congregational Meetjn,

ne annual CONGREGATIONAL meeting
ol me WILDWOOD Presbyterian church
was held in the church last evaninc
ana despite the inclement weather n
large crowd was in attendance. The
reports OF the treasurers OF the dif.
ierent ORGANIZATIONS were made and
they were found to be IN fine condi-
ton. The election OF officers was
also held last evening. After the bust
ness was completed a social session
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
Police Court

me plain drunk who was arrested
Iate tuesday evening with a .ag Thar
Nas enough for a brewery wagon 10
carry was given a hearing before
Mayor Shaner yesterday morning and
was given the usual 81 and costs in
such cases. which he paid and was
released. This is the irst case tried
IN .a,, .nls CITY Tor some time. as police
'oui' business has been very Quiet.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16

Howard Cunningham of this city
was arrested at Columbus Tuesday by
Chief OF Police Malone. on charge
OF burglary and larceny. Cunningham
Is said TO have entered the Stewart
Bros stable on Gravel Hill some time
ago. and stole four sets OF brass rings.
He was arraigned before Mayor Wass.
man last evening. entered n plea of
not guilty. and was held dnder $500
bond TO await the action OF the grand
jury.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
Small Child Dad

Mary. the infant child Of Mr.. and Mrs
Tony Zupilo. well known foreign rest
dents of Norkville. died at the home OF
the parents yesterday morning. after a
slight illness. Funeral services will b.
held this afternoon from the home and
the services will be I'm charge of Rev.
Father G \ Mulhearn. pastor OF 81.
Mary's Catholic church. Interment will
be in ST. Mary's cemetery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16

Mooney Rouse. Helen Bumgarner
and Mr.. Harper were arraigned in
police court yesterday morning on a
charge OF lettering on Rose Hill for
immoral purposes. They entered
pleas of guilty and were fined s. and
costs each. This is the second time
that Mrs. Bumgarner has been arrest
ed on this charge. and as she Is the
mother of three children the matter
VIII probably be taken up by the HUI
name society. Two plain drcrks were
assessed the usual fine of s. each.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
Annbler EnnrraI

Funeral services over the remains
Of Mrs. Sarah Amber. who died a. tho
home OF her daughter. Mrs. II. N Cssb
on North Noble street. Tuesday after.
noon viii be conducted this morning
~ 10 O'Clock az her late home In.
terment will be In the Mt. Zion Gem.
etery. N''i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16
Eutertainment ThIa Ereninr-

No doubt a large crowd will be pres
eut at the high school auditorium this
evening 20 witness the entertainment
In story Rock Land" which will be
presented by local talent for the benefit
OF the local hospital. large number
or tickets have been sold for the affair
and II - said 20 be one Of the finest
plays ever given in this city. A dress
auditorium.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16

Siegle. John and Joe. and six daught.
ers. Mrs. Sarah Tarbett OF this CITY.
Mrs. Jane McMillen of Brooke's Run
Mrs. Belle Beckett OF Smithfeld. Mrs
Ella Littleton of this city. Mrs. Anna
workman OF West Bellaire. and Mrs.
WARY Lucas OF Brooke's Run. Funeral
arrangements have not been com
pleted.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16

~ recent meeting Of the execu.
Association. the contract for 49,, ~,
lsnlng hardware for the hospital was
awarded TO the Cummins 4 NorriS
nm or Belmont street. The commit.
e sre also decided 10 install an Otis
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16

The ladies Of Trinity Lutheran church
WI give r. Dollar Social" In the suuday
school room this evening az 7.3O O'clock
ton are invited. BRING n dollar III Won
are able. 90 not. come anyway. No ad-
mission VIII be charged but q afiFor
offering VIII b. taken. An enjoyable
proEarm win be- rendered and y iunt h
Will BE- served
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-16

services over the remains Of Harold
the infant sono Of Mr. and Mrs TTarrv
MayhuEh. who died az tho familv
home a. Shadysidc Tuesday morning
viii be conducted a. tho late home
this afternoon a. O'Clock. Inter.
ment will be made in tho Woreo Gem
etory
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Aualn Postnoned-

with stealing 5000 feet OF copper
wire from the Lucy mine OF the Frank
line Coal company has been postponed
until April %. Squire Minder found
IL necessary TO postpone the case. as
several important witnesses will be on
hand at that time