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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-14
Prohibition Amendment Will
Be Explained at Mass Meetinn
STATE TAX COMMISSIONER
FRED o. BLUE TO SPEAK
Meeting Win Begin at 3 O'clock
'ns'tauon Extended To the
Public In General.

All arrangements are complete for
me mass meeting TO be held in the
MARKET auditorium Sunday afternoon
when Hon. Fred o. Blue OF Charles
u1nl state tax commissioner. will ex-
pIalh me provisions OF the Yost bill.
enacted by the enforcement of the pro-
hlpiuon amendment after June 30
Inc meeting will begin promptly at
. oclock IL will be presided over BY
ZION. Geo. \. Laughlin. A song sery-
zee VIII be held, with hymns selected
rom the books used during "Bily"
sunday revival I'm this civ.
q. w. Crabbe. president of the West
nlrelnla AnttSaloon league, will de-
lser a brief address, but the principal
address viii be delivered by Mr.. Blue.
VINO Is made eX-ofhcio commissioner
OF prohibition, and who will have
eharge OF the enforcement OF the law.
fully. care-
IL is expected the meeting will be
me largest ever held in the Market
auultorinm An invitation has been
extended TO the general public and mo
admission will be charged.
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Men Events
Had 81. Teams On
DIVIDED INTO TWO SQUADS or ,s
rEAHs IN EACH BATTLE.
Schan's Team. OF Chicago. Rolled 2.so1.
leaving the Peoria Team IN
h 6cz5 with 2.e7l.

BUFFALO. n. Y. March i3-Buffalo's
American Bowling Congress tournament
started in hull blast tonight. 80 teams
competing In the five-men event. max
ing up two squads OF le teams each.
William SchaII's team. OF Chicago. 20,
high score in the first squad. totaIline
zsoi. and taking second place in the
I'VE men standing. Schairs team start
ed with 339 In the first game. followed
with s97 and finished with s65.
Dunktrk bowlers were most prominent
In the two men and individuals TO-DAY,
taking second place In the two men
behind the leaders.
Weisig. OF the same team. shot nigh
score in to-day's individual event. total
ling 5s7 for three games.
Following are the leaders:
Five men leaders-Clark's team. Peo-
ria 2s7l; Schal1's team. Chicago. 2sOI.
Two men leaders,:
j. Gardell-B. Huesman. Cincinnati
iie5: II. NJ Weisig-C. N. HARRISON. Dun,
kirk. i160.
Individual leaders: ]. Gardell. Cincin-
natl 6o7: c. Thompson. Buffalo. coo.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-14
BILLIARDS
A Run Of to5 In the National Amateur
siiliard Tourney Accounted for
Lea Taken by Morris Brown.

NEW YORK, March IRWIN a
splendid run of 105. which is the high
mark so far in the national amateur
billiard tournament. Morris ID. Brown
OF Brooklyn, a former holder Of the
championship, took the lead from Eu.
gene l. Milburn. OF Memphis. Tenn.
in the 22nd inning of to-day's game
and won in the 9th inning by 400 10
Milburn's runs OF As and 90 were
made up mostly OF close nursing and
line play. than which nothing better
has been shown at the amateur bill.
lard club this week. The scores:
Brown, 400; average. 10 30-37; high
runs, los. "a. %.
Milburn, .266: average, Z 1896;
high runs, as. "a, 21.
In the night game. J. Ferdinand PoR.
genburg OF New York. defeated Charles
heddon. or DOwagiac. Mich. 400 10 2f7
IN - innings. The victor exceIied al
All around billiards and led from me
average ~ 2G-3f. high runs 5f, rs. al
heddon.2i7; average s 1879. high runs
Joseph Mayer. OF New York. will m..,
Eugene l. Milburn. OF Memphis, Tenn,
IN the afternoon game to-morrow and
AZ night Edward w. Gardner or New
hork. will oppose DIR. Walter n. Unen.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-14
RESUME
OF PAST SEASON
GENERALS do Just lIrrLe sEr.
TE6 THAN BREAK EVEN
In Basket Bali This Year. While
Last Year They Were Cham
pions In the South At
iantie Division

LEXINGTON. Va. Mar. l:-whsn
the mex issue OF Spalding's basket
ball guide Is printed IL will be inter-
esung 10 observe what rating the edi-
TOT gives Washington and Lee. Last
season he Generals were Champions
OF the South Atlantic Division. aud
.ne editor never once mentioned
mem; this season they are NOT cham
pions of the South Atlantic Division.
rot by several city blocks. The team
engaged In thirteen battles, OF which
II won seven. lost five and tied one
As usual. IL was invincible on its
nome court. making a clean sweep
OF the anne played here.
In ~Lynchturg. Washington and Lee
outpiayed virginia. but had TO be con
zen With a tie. IS to IS. Center Miles
osing disqualified by a too jealous
OFFICIAL The northern trip ~resulte
In one victory-over Pratt. at Brook.
lyn--and In four defeats. sustained at
the hands OF v. p. l.. Catholic. George
town and e. q. OF n. Y. or these
oeatings, the one that Was
Cd and the n that rankles in the
memories OF the teams supporters
Vas that administered by v. y. I. To
gown me Blacksburg C~ollegians. as
20 ~, IN Lexington. and then lose
TO them 10 10 II, in B~lacksburg. was
a reversal OF form hhat was a decid-
Cd surprise 10 the teams supporters.
washington and Lee is not claim
ing the Championship OF the South
Auanti Division In basket ball hut
VIII make a bold bid for II next wear
a will lose by graduation onIy
captain Roger Bear and Mccain, and
ferty. nAi
Washington and Lee made 400
poin.s 10 It's opponents 254 this year.
the full record being as follows.
Al Lexington. q.
january 9-Washington and lee
3Oi George Washington. II
January 16-Washington ana Lee
90; South Carolina. 8.
January 22-Washington and Lee
26: Catholic. 3.
January S9-washington and Lee.
DO: Maryland Aggies, s.
FEBRUARY 12- Washington and Lee
So n m NJ. Of North Carolina. Is
At lynchbura.
feoruary Washington and Lee.
At elaeksbure.
reoruary l4-N. p. l., 81; Wash
At Washington.
Februory 16-Cathoiic. 25: Wash
ington and Lee. 20.
February 17-Georgetown. 10:
Washington and Lee, II.
Al Annapolis.
FEBRUARY 1s-Navy. 40; Washing
ton and Lee. IS.
AZ Brooklyn.
FEBRUARY 19-Washington and Lee.
81; Pratt. 16.
At New York.
February 21-C. C.. of N Y 81.
Washington and Lee. 22.
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NEW A ARRIVES.

Special Dispatch to the InteIigencer.
BUCKHANNON. March l3.-Coach
Elmer Daley. the newly appointed
director OF baseball affairs at Wes-
leyan, arrived on the scene yesterday
and today n general meeting OF all the
candidates for the Varsity baseball
team was held after chapel with
abclt forty in attendance. Daily made
a short speech TO the men and In a
general way told them what would
be expected of them. The '1oafers"
In their college work were warned
that they were not wanted on the
diamond and the time for regular
practice was agreed upon.
1. Only one hours work per day will
be had till the weather breaks so that
h men can get outside and then the
starting time will be moved back one
hour. As yet no uniforms have been
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-14
Wesleyan Baseball Schedule
IS Longest Ever ARRANGED

April 1o-Bethany College. a,
April I1-Bethany College. at
April 17-oienviiie Normal. at
April 1s-Gienvile Normal. at
home.
April 24-25-open. at home.
May Washington & Jefferson
College. at home.
May 2-washington a Jefferson
May s-west virginia University.
May 9-west virginia University.
at Clarksburg.
May 11-Mt, st. Marys College. at
Emmittsburg. Md.
May 12-catholic University. at
Washington. d.. c.
May Lafayette College. at
Easton. Pa.
May 14-Muhlenburg College. at
Allentown, Pa.
May 15-Juniata College. at Hunt
ingdon. Pa.
May 16-PennsyIvania State Col
Iege. at State College, Pa.
May 22-Carnegie Tech. School, at
home.
May 23-Carnegie Tech. School. at
home.
May 27-Chinese University. at
home.
June Pittsburgh C%oIlegians. at
home.
June 2-~Pittsbureh Collegians. at
home.
June 11-Ohio Wesleyan UNIVERSE
~. at Clarksburg.
June 12-Ohio Wesleyan Universi-
~. at home.
June 1s-ohio Wesleyan Universi-
ty. at home.
sUnsettled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-14
OPTIMISTIC
Views % the Federal Reserve Ae.
Expressed by Financial
Experts in CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, March f3-Optlmigtic
views of the probable operation OF the
FEDERAL reserve act we're expressed
today by financial experts gathered
here for the conference Of the West
ern Economic Society. Expansion OF
General commercial credits. limita-
ION or stock speculation and a gen
eral Increase OF confidence in the sta.
bility OF bank reserves were ov.
pressed. The only fear mentioned
was that 9 limited period OF uncer.
tainty might occur during the read.
lustment OF relations between the
banks and their new reserve centers.
Inc United states has adopted the
pollcl already recognized and estah.
ltshed elsewhere" declared George h
hobcrts. director Of the United Stafes
mint The system will be that Of
every banker In the country, whether
ho ~ n member or not"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-14
CAME TOGETHER
sellaire Woman and STRANGER Collide
while Running For car-Woman
Painfully Injured.

Mrs. Gallagher. OF Shadyside. while
walking from the street car line LAST
Bellaire division, was struck Inv some
person going in an opposite direction
ana Knocked TO the ground. She re-
ceived a very bad confusion on the
head n bad bruises on the body. Dr.
Armstrong. Of Bellaire. was called and
assistance. She was report
this morning.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-14
TWO IoNe TRIPS WILL De
Fistsen oames viii De Played al
HemeSrhirty-f -four Games
Are ArrGnosd For.

Special Dispatch to the intelligence.
BuCKHANNAN. w. Va. March IL.
Tho Wesleyan baseball schedule as
made public today by Manager STAINS
buy contains thirty -four games and
5s 3 longest By nine games ever ar
long trips are taken. one OF these
being. into the south where ten games
are played with such teams as North
Carolina University. University OF
Georgia and the University OF South
Carolina and other strong teams. The
etner trip u to the East, where La
Ole, a. we'll as three other OF the
best teams In the central eastern sec
ton IN met.
West Virginia University Is sched-
uled Tor twa games: n Of these to
be played at Fairmont, Friday. May
.. and the other at C~larksburg. Sat-
urday. May 8. These are the most
important games from a local stand
breaking crowds. In the list Of home
games are found contests with Wash
fngton and Jefferson, The Chinese.
Carnegie Tech. Ohio Wesleyan and a
nlmber OF other strong teams. Ell
mer Daley. formerly coach at Fair
mont Normal School. and with -four
years experience In professional ranks
will coach the team and reports this
week to take active charge. One OF
the best teams ever turned out at
Wesleyan should result this year rs
the material Is bountiful. The COM
plete schedule follows:
Schedule =.
March 26-Richmond College. at
Richmond. Va.
March 26-N. c. A. q M. College.
at Raleigh. N. c..
March e7--North Carolina Unfver-
silly, at Chapel Hill, N. C..
March 2s-South Carolina Uniyer-
sity, ut Columbia. 8. c.
March 30-South Carolina Univer-
sity, At Columbia. 8. c.
March 31-University Of Georgia. at
Athens, Ca.
April university of Georgia. at
Athens, Ca.
April 2-Elon College. at Green's
boro. N. C..
April. s-Eion College. at Green's
boro, N. G.
April Virginia Military Insti-
tute. at Lexington. Va.
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CAMBRIDGE WINS
Defeated 81 clairsvnls High School
Boys Team b. Close
Score OF rs 20 10.

Tn r. pretty contest played on the
gymnasium floor Of The 81 Clairsviile
High school last night. the boys basket
ban team Of that hoo was defeated
By the fast Cambridge High school team
end ~ the first half the belmont county
boys were leading by -four points. but
weakened in the eecoud period. while
their opponents came back strong. win.
ming by two points.
The game was exceedingly fast. and
furnished many thrillers Tor the large
crowd present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-14
LMsLY JUNIORS wr.

In a fast and well piay.d ram. Ia,
evening the Linsly Junior basket bali
team defeated the Cathedral signal
Corps team by. the score OF 20 to IL. In
cellent game and at the close OF the
period the score was even. During the
SECOND half the Linsly boys began TO
superior team work and good shootfnv
won an easy victory from their oppon-
ents.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-14
wELLssURe DEFEATS cApz

The WcnsDurE high school basket.
ball team defeated Cadiz High last
evening a. the Wcllsburg high school
building by n score Of GO to %. The
Wellsburg bows were in good condf-
ton. as they have been practlcing for
the last few weeks. The lineup Of
the teams was as follows.
W%eiisbura cadiz
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Efsetsst. nnishsd and conadent are
the w6ssling bovierr Who VIII leave
tnl9 AFTERNOON and Tomorrow for Buff
fn1o . compees In the fourteenfh an
~ tournknesns Of the American
49, ConEress- Six teams will
rsyseee.f this city On the alleys In
clty5stx teams thar are coupossd
@ - men each. and each Of these
191Ioo9en teams are capable and con
noe1x o. Acquiring themselves with
cseS1e noreover. they have Visions
q the WY staple walls Of the prize
co1sr crume1ing before their ener-
essso onslsnshts-and io' the bright
Ths wheelfng teams which are en-
tsee6 N the nvsmsn events. the
dosotss and the singles are the Great
nortssn: Muses., Psnnsy. Mar.h h.
H. AvtAfors and Warwood- These
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trtbuted I'LL n n definitely determinef
What , lineup OF the Varsity viii b-
on he nrst trip which starts IN a
little less than two weeks
Coach Daley went over the situa-
tor thoroughly With Captain Nezle
material at hand and n Il thought
there VIII be little difficulty In weed
Ing cut the material 20 q point where
the squad VII Be- Of workable cimen-
sion.. within a very short time.
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WELLS BURG WINS
Close and Interesting Game PLAYED
Against Cathedral IntermedI-
ates Last Eventno.

IN a close and exciting game OF
basketball the Wellsburg intermedi-
ate team last evening defeated by the
score OF IS TO Is the Catholic inter
mediate team on the Linsly armory
hOor. The game was close and ex-
citing all the way and not until the
referees whistle sounded could
either team claim victory. The line
I'M wnum - FaTT..a
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-14
FAST GAME
PhiIIies Defeat Jersey City Team Of
l. international League in Good
/ Ten-lnnino Contest.

WILMINGTON, N. G, Marc 10
The Philadelphia Nationals defeated
the Jersey City Internationals II to
10 here today in the first of the
games on the Phillies' training
grounds. A ninth-inning rally. which
netted the J~erseyites eight runs and
tied the score. caused Doom to go in
the box for the tenth. The game was
Witnessed by Governor Tener, presi-
dent of the National league; William
r. Baker of the Philadelphia club and
ia party OF eight other prominent
Philadelphians who are here for a two
days stay. The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-14
PEoRIA GETS rExr

EiFfAfO. n. ~. March f1-At the.
meeting ~ the American Bowling con-
rreFH here today ff was voted 10 hold
the tournament ~ peoria. no.. NEXT year
The ticket nominated BY the executive
committee was elected without dissent
OF Detroit
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-14

II Is understood here that a strict
" amateur baseball league will be or
ganized in central Ohio for the com
ing season. Six teams are 10 be or
ganized IN Columbus and one in Lam
caster. An invitation has been ex-
tended 20 Z~anesyille TO put a club I'm
the held so hat II NAV be made an
tigEt-team circuit. Should Zanes-
vile enter. the only out-of-town
games viii be with Lancaster. The
columbus teams will go TO GAINESVILLE
ana no return anne are to be sched-
uled, Professional players will not
De allowed IN this league. They may
play, but shall receive no remunera-
uon as regards salary or prize money,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-14

Summary: Goals-Bachman, s. Mat
thews, p Creighton. q Nay. q Hamii-
Wadutzsky. /: Brice. /; Osterhause. i.
Fouls-Matthews. i; Hamilton, /; Smith.
2: Kibble. 1; Brice. 1. Time of halves
20 minutes Timers-Roberts and Ford.
Referee-watkins.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-14
Sport Notes

The players OF the indianapolis
ederal league team are now on the
,oau 10 their spring training camp at
Wichita Falls, Texas. A party OF
fourteen of the outlaws. in company
With Manager William c'SHver Bil")
Philips. former Stogie. left Indian
apolis Thursday and others OF the
club will join the party in st. Louis.
Pitchers Mullin and F~alkenburg and
Catchers Rariden and Texter are al
ready in camp.
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HIGH DEFEATS.
E. LIVERPOOL
LOCAL TEAM PLAYED BETTEE
THAN AT AMY TIME THIS
YEAR.
May and Bachman for wheeling and
Kibble OF ohioans Were the Stars.
RAadY for Ionilht.

EAST LIVERPOOL. Ohio. March r5-
Observation-Disclosures high school bas-
ket ball team defeated the local high
team on the new Y. NJ. G. A. gymnasium
floor here tonight, in one of the best
games ever seen in this city. The
Wheeling boys played like clockworK
and by their splendid team work. Their
equals have never been seen here and
lovers of the game were well pleased with
Tn contest. The score at the end OF the
second half was IS TO Is in favor OF
the Stogie town lads.
The game was featured by the excep-
tional playing OF Nay and Rachman for
Wheeling and the fast work of ktbble
for the local team. In speaking OF the
game after play. Prof. Thornton. or the
Wheeling high school. said that the
Wheeling boys worked better than they
have ever worked before. and he expects
them to win tomorrow evening from
the Bellaire high school team easily.
The Bellaire game Will be played on the
Wheeling y. NJ. &. A. floor. The team
will leave for Wheeling this afternoon.
The game here tonight was the first
played In the new Y. NJ. G. a. building
and a record breaking crowd was pres
ent. The score:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-03-14
ATHLETICS DEFEAT CUBS.

Pa, March l3.-The Phil
adelphia American league club de-
feated the Chicago Nationals today.
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lineup. Doom and Killifer and Burns;
Thompson, Shears, Stewart and
Johnson.
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AZ so. s' 8; e: ..i e ~ ssIs."a

eiz vse1s WIN Rsprsssas Thls City
e@ - Atssys6e1aysrs Leave
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vsuoas ana Structure, aonnorhsa elect, rnhrzsf Prosss,s Biasssr H.
~uona blood Pofsoua, Nervous hausuon nOscre0 Of Encera
PLEsI ours without operation NO detention from business
RUPrUEE-Why wear a tuss7 Unoer my treatment you throw % away
'AunHt snow sNus OF urgoFcncr at once
sKrH DrsEAsnB-Trrted with success
FULLY SCAh
Women sunetng from decase n the ovariss. Bladder, Kd,sv.. r.-vov,
ses Fapeahon OF the Heart, Dyrpepna, Dr. ny other disease erua
- cossgLThTIoE yREE. Hourss-io 20 : 2 n. DAM, sad evenings. russ-
~ ma aeurday susday-ia ma - q y m Zen phons i7SR
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DIR. BAILEY

Corner Eleventh ana chapiin. ~.
Wheeling, W. Va, one block from pogt-
'Hi Come upstairs.
n RELIABLE sPEcIsLrer wbo
SHOWS MS picture and tells his name.
- when you enter bis office YOU knDw
VINO ycu are dealing with. stop, think
h,i"re placlng yourself under the care
~ ttfamFcrs. who claim o. be orcaf
o~peoiahsts' but don't advertise Their
names beware Of uug-diafauce curea
ana shoft-distfn ce. free treatments.
nANE no MrsLEADTuc STATE
AENT8 or deceptive ur0p0gIU0rs a. a.
aitlicteds mother DO . promise 90 cue
mem IN n rev days. On order 20 secure
Lnslr r~atronagc but . give COE1PLETE
5AFE AND LASTING CURE Al ~
ooACAEDr POSSIBLE TIdE vIfh1rI
ieaftuE Injurious after effects In Ure
system. nnl az The lowest cost possible
dpr Honest skillful and Succession
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-30

ing sea and sky and tree you will not make
many mistakes In selecting the colors for your
gowns and hats.
There can be no triumphant simplicity with.
out study OF form. Consider that young girl
whose attire fasclnates you by its absolute
simplicity OF line. Those lines are fascinating
because true. and true because they At the ma.
ture and the time. Women, who. to their suf.
tering. have been compared with many objects,
seem to me to greatly resemble trees.
That young girl Is like q slender sapling.
The person who designed her gown, whether It
be a modiste OF Paris or Vienna or a tired
mother in far-off Oshkosh, has more or less
consciously followed the fashion Of the young
tree. Therefore there are no curving lines,
but straight ones. No garniture "cuts" the
sweet simplicity Of the lines. From shoulder
to hem there is no rudely interrupting line.
All is white and quaint and sweet. The only
color In the maidenly costume is the delicate
wreath OF pink rosebuds encircling the broad.
brimmed wilderness OF her hat. That costume
is not only an exquisite frame for her fresh
young beauty. but II is a lesson In exquisite
simplicity. Fancy that rosebud girl dragging
about a fortune spent in a moleskin gownl !
have seen girlish beauty eclipsed' lost for the
time. In such a gown. The unbecoming mag.
nihcence caused her to look old and insignih-
can't She sought distinction and she achieved
commonplaceness.
Fabrics play an important part In the attain.
ment OF simplicity. costly your habits as
your purse" etc, does not apply to the choice
OF materials. A splendid brocade might be .
good sartorial investment for q queen whom
the demands Of state forced to wear II, but 1t
would be a crime Of extravaganza for young
girl. For her are muslins and soft silks, crepe
de chimes and cobWebby mulls. II Is only the
woman OF splendid presence. with many years
behind her in lifes path, who may assume the
brocAdes, the heavy velvets and the weighty
silks.
The first commandment in the decalogue OF
dress is Dress as becomes you" The second
Is AT all costs, simplicity"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1914-08-30

coloring. A thousand years ago the Chinese
learned all there IL to know about colors.
The most slaring mistake and the common
est made In colors is that too brilliant ones
are chosen. A woman's vanity should forbid
this. II the color of her gown Is too brilliant
II will pale her individual brllliance. The over
dressed womAn's personality is lost in her
clothes The welldressed woman aceentuates
the note OF her own personality by her apparel.
In this respect is valuable lesson to be
learned from the Orient. You approach an
Oriental rug with the intent to purchase. The
color seems to you striking. Yet observe how
the dominant color blends with the next In
tone and how that melts into the next, and all
into the far perspective of faint background
as the mountain peak into its surrounding purs
pie or the sunlit waves Of the sea into the blue
rim OF the horizon. One color In q costume
should sink into another as do the tones OF
well-modulated voice. Let there be no shrieks
nor strident tones In your apparel.
While you may learn the art OF blending
colors from the study OF Oriental garments and
silks and rugs. you may 60 20 n more available
source for knowledge OF its principles. Go TO
nature for your lessons. In my home At Yer
sailles sit for hours at my window looking
out upon my gardens and learning color les
sons. Or In an upper chamber OF that home
sit and watch the sunset fade into the dreamy
tones of twilight and observe how they melt
into tbs purple night. II you watch the chang