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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-04
Artillery Fire Continues

london, Sept. 4.-The French
! office reported that artillery
fk on the western line continues.
ing that the bombardment is par
Harry heavy to the northeast and
th of Arras. and that several
Imam trenches have been serious
hamaged. The war Office gave no
nation of the ultimate purpose
This work.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-04
SBARRA TO RECEIVE
SILVER MEDAL

Rome, Sept. 4-The anarchist
leader Sbarra, who was one of the
leaders of the strike riots at Ancona
in June 1914, and who is now serv-
ing at the front, has been named for
the silver medal for bravery on the
field.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-04
Or. KONDO ORDERED
TO FRISCO CONFERENCE
(By Associated Press. }

Toxic, Sept. 4-Dr. NJ. Kondc
inspector General of Ordinance in
the navy and Engineer-Lieutenan
T. Furuichi have been ordered to the
United States to attend the inter
natnonal technical conference az
San Francisco. They are among
the leading experts in the japanese
navy.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-04
To Strike Near
Month Apolachicola


Washington, Sept. 4-The wealth
er bureau reported that the center
of the tropical storm is approaching
the coast and will probably strike
near the mouth of Apalachicola riv-
er. The storm is expected to pass
into the land this afternoon and d.
minish in intensity. Reports from
Cedar Key say that water Is up to
the main street and the wind blow
ing gale.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-04
DEATH PENALTY
NOT ABOLISHED
BY NY. CONVENTION
(By Associated Press, J

Albany, N. Y, Sept. Ain it's
closing hours the constitutional con-
vention refused to abolish the death
penalty and voted to increase the
governors salary from ten to twen-
tw thousand dollars.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-04
QUIET PREVAILS
At HAITI; i. S.
TROOPS IN CHARGE
(By Associated Press. }

Port-Au-Prince, Sept. 4.-Rear
Admiral Caperton, commandin the
United States expeditionary force
has proclaimed martial law here and
in other districts occupied by Amer
lean troops. The people are quiet.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-04
Try Associated Press. J

letrograd, Sept. MILITARY OBJ
fers here believe that the Ger
Is intend to take possession OF
Riga and Dvinak railway, cap
D wilma and likewise Rovno fort
\ far to the south and then en-
,ch for autumn and winter.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-04
40 NFX|CANS
fire ACROSS
bORDfRATTf TEX
RANCANEN
ALL CAVALRY AVAILABLE IS BE.
ING RAPIDLY RUSHED TO THE
SCENE
tBy Associated Press,

Brownsville. Texas, Sept. -
Forty Carranza soldiers fired aci,ss
the Rio Grande on American ranch
men four miles west of Hidalgo,
Texas. The report came from a cav
airy captain at Mission. The Mex
leans also fired on Texas Ran gers
All available cavalry are being
rushed to the scene
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-04
five LIVES LOST
when 0RPHANACE
WAS DESTROYED
(By Associated Press.

San Francisco. CAL, Sept. A.
Fire destroyed the St. Francis
Girls Directory of the Catholic or
phanage, with a loss of at least five
lives.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-04
.QUARTERM|lE
OF SAND KEY
WASHEDAWAY
NO LIVES LOST
TROPICAL STORM, WHICH HAS
BEEN LOWERING AROUND
COAST, LIKELY TO STRIKE AT
HEAD OF APPALACHICOLA
(By Associated Press. }

Tampa, Sept. A quarter of a
mile of the south end of Sand Key
was washed away by the storm,
causing much property damage, but
no life loss.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1915-09-04
Roosevelt's Compliments

demanded. Don't you know l am
Democrat?"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-03
Going Through Bisbee
Shops Z Noticed That "

The trains on the new evening
gowns are lin again." and are cut in
all shapes.
Beaded panel Effects are very good
The latest thing in the conveniences
is prettiest. and that is the bracelet
for holding the long gloves in position.
Watkins & Berquist have in a few of
the novelties. and in chased and en-
graved gold and at a very nominal
price. Two dollars and fifty cents!
Stripes are without doubt the
most popular wrinkle these days The
latest novelty for Milady is the strip
ed dresser sets in the Partisan ivory.
Ball Drug Co. has a fine showing
of the very latest ladies' handbags i'm
real pin seal and India goatlined with
the very finest Of brocaded satins and
equipped with the dandiest little mir
rors and change purse
Three-piece frocks are so popular
this fall. and quite a number are no
ticed in the Partisan costumes
The Fair will display upstairs in the
lready-to-wear on Monday the very lat
est fashions in evening frocks, coats
hats and pins for the hair, as well as
the corsarge bouquets
The very daintiest little dress for
the debutante and the young matrons
/ is a frock of white messaline, with q
over drape of georgette crepe, which
is made with the two rows of feather
boning to resemble the popular hooI
skirt, in moderation, of course. The
over drape is edged with rose sill
chenille. The bodice is made of rost
MORE ribbon, and there is a loos,
panel hanging from the front and bacl
which hangs 10 the knees, and is ais,
edged with rose chenille. and EN-
broidered i'm rose and gold. The styl,
is Grecian and silver cord with lonl
tassels is draped from the bodice an,
ties around the figure The sleeve
are of silk net and are really no
sleeves but drapes of net This charm
ing frock is finished with pink roses
A very pretty hat to match this COS
tune is Of white silk MORE, with
black velvet crown, and the velve
makes the smartest little points OF
the crown, which are bound with whit
braid and silver beads. The hat 4
bound and corded with silver beads
and is trimmed Wa little black os
trich fancies which also are decorate
with the silver beads. A dagger phi
for the hair completes this costume.
A most beautiful dress is made O
white Georgette crepe embroidered f.
daisies in gold green and white Al
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-03

fined at the waist-line by means Of a
belt that is buttoncd into place. There
is a little opening at the front which
allows drawing the dress on over the
head, and the edges Of the front are
laced together IN the picture, Jofre
blue gabardine is trimmed with white
broadcloth and blue braid, and the
combination is a very fashionable as
well as an exceedingly handsome one.
but dresses Of this kind viii be made
from broadcloth, poplin, serge, wool
crepe and various materials Of the
sort. while the girl who is looking for
a really useful lrock and likes washable
materials will find the model a good
one for cotton poplin or heavy linen.
For the I6-year size will be needed
% yards OF material Fl inches wide.
81 yards 80, or as yards a. with =
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-03

hut. ~ tho same time, the suit can be
treated In many different ways. IL
could be made Of velvet throughout
Ter a more dressy costume. or it could
be made OF gabardne or broadcloth
on 4 something sturdier and more
useful where in demand it would be
urctty made of Scotch fricze or Of
chevict. The fur trimming is exceed
lngly handsome but it is not obligatory.
for bound edges are 10 be used, braid
trimmings are in vogue, and stitched
undertakings are always correct. Il
liked, neck and sleeves could be edged
with fur while the lower and front
edges could be- bound with braid.
For the I6-year size the coat will
require as yards Of material 27 inches
side, yards -, or u yards 81. for
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-03

ana Margaret SCely, blanche, Mllureu
and Bernice Robinson. Mayme and
Dorothy Foster; Messrs. spalding,
seely Smith. Hayes, Chandler and
Reid.
Mrs. Sutton entertained the Needle
Craft Club at her home on Mason
Hill on Friday afternoon Coffee and
cake was served to the guests late
in the evening. Those present We're:
Mesdames Hubbard, Kehoe. Griffith
Chain, Meyer Coleman, Gunderson.
Capt. and Mrs Bryan of the 18th
Infantry. stationed at Douglas for
some months. have been detailed to
San Diego and viii leave tomorrow
for their new home. Capt. and Mrs.
Bryan have many friends among the
Bisbee people, who viii regret to hear
of their departure.
Mrs r Olson entertained with a lit
tie party on Saturday afternoon in
honor of the sixth birthday of her
daughter Maxine The little miss was
the recipient of a number of pretty
and useful gifts from her many lit
tie friends. Ice cream and the usual
dainues We're served, and all declare
Maxine to be a delightful hostess and
wish her many more happy birthdays.
With a few intimate friends in at
tendance, at the Catholic parish
house, Wednesday evening, Father
Mandin united i'm marriage j. j. Burke.
a well known resident of the district.
and Mrs. A. ~ Cash. After the wed.
ding ceremony a nelegant five-course
| dinner was served the bride and
groom and guests Many beautiful
presents were received by the couple
The Maccabees entertained with a
musicale and dance on Monday
evening at the Odd fellows hall.
A pleasing musical program was
rendered, which was as follows.
Piano solos Miss Blanche Campbell
Trio, Mesdames Moon, Griffith and
/ Wilson
/ Reading .............. EVELYN Way
! Violin Solo ......... Edward Porter
/ Vocal Solo o.. Mrs. j. j. Harrington
/ Reading ....... Mr. H. w. Krot7
Fancy Dancing Misses Seely ant
Robinson
/ Address ......... Mr.. Margan Duke
After the program, the guests were
/ entertained with a dance and at q
. late hour ga2dwiches, cake and coffee
were served
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-03

over drape of gold silk illusion made
in dagger points hangs from the bod
ice. which is made of gold radium
satin, and this dress has a corsarge of
Susans. A picture hat OF
gold lace. with q changeahle gold and
green silk MORE crown, is trimed with
a bunch Of paradise.
Rhinestones and brilliant trimmings
for the evening gowns this season.
Dresden silk is bein gcombined with
finest silk lace, and the combination
makes a very dainty gown.
For the tiny little ladies' and the
girls of sweet Is, evening gowns, the
dainuer and 1ufner. and the nearer
the material comes to illusion and
moonlight the better I'm style and the
more becoming
To be really up-to-the-minute, wear
HIGH COLLARS
Watkins d Berquist have the dalnt
lest line of little collar pins and some
thing entirely new, and made especial
ly for the new tailored blouses They
are Of plain gold and a very tiny little
bars. and in the reach Of every peck
etbook, only rs cents a pair on Mon
day--and they are gold, too.
BY the way, a very pretty little
evening frock of pink satin messalinC
and the bodice is made OF little puff'
of pink chiffon and sky blue velve
ribbon with a, picot edge The Skin
has a fold Of material around the bot
tom. which is edged with velvet rib
bon Of the same shade This is &
most beautiful little dress and is sell
ing at 500
For ladies of discriminating taste
the Bisbee Drug has a very pretty linz
of the best stationery, and in all col
ors. beveled edges Just the thing 70
/ toIi ttl HpolutuNc'
Tulle and gold lace tulle and metal
lie cloths tulle and brocaded satins
.tulle and velvets-that's the combine
ton for your evening gowns this sea
son
Gilman Jewelry Co. is showing som
of the most beautiful bags ever show
in this district They are made of tn
most beautiful hand-tooled leather il
all Of the late designs, and in gree
and brown suede This line also il
cludes bill purses, card cases, hanC
bags, check books and all useful al
ticles for the desk This line of leati
er goods win be shown in the VIII
dows on Monday.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-03

Mrs Taylor is a visitor for the week
end in Douglas.
Mr. and Mrs Newman left last week
for San Francisco where they will
visit for some time.
Mrs G.. Z. Hicks. of Mason Hill. will
entertain the Round Dozen Club at
her home on Thursday.
Messrs. Sim and Den Chase leave
Wednesday morning for the Pacific
Coast where they viii spend their va
cations.
Word has been received from Mrs.
/ Howard Sterling who is visiting San
Diego, and she writes that she is hav.
ing a most pleasant vacation.
A party Of y. W. C. A. girls and
teachers left for a hike to Billiards.
Peak early Saturday morning, re-
turning late, and having a picnic din
ner served at Tricks park at p. M
I Dr. and Mrs. Bledsoe. Mr. and Mrs
Verfurth. and Mr.. Hand will leave
this week for the White Mountains
where they viii spend their vacation
on the deer trail.
Emil Yoakum left last Tuesday aft
] ,,.v,,- Mil. fr,,.,
where he will enter school Mr. Yoa
kun has many friends in Bisbee that
/ wish him success.
Mr. and Mrs Hood, Mr. and Mrs
Bledsoe of Douglas. Mr. and Mrs. SUIT
ter Mr.. and Mrs. Buclwalter and
Judge and Mrs. Taylor, spent last sun
I day in the Chiricahuas. as guests OF
the Hoods ranch.
MT. and Mrs. George Ochs, Mr. ant
| Mrs Buckwalter. Mr. and. Mrs. VIII
Jams, Judge and Mrs. Taylor were Wis
itors in Douglas last Wednesday even
ing going over to attend the reception
given Capt and Mrs Bryan,
Mr.. and Mrs William Hayes were
rendered a surprise party by theii
many friends on Friday evening, the
occasion being their .30th wedding an
Iniversary. Progressive bridge whis
was the feature Of the evenings en-
Itertainment Mrs Fitzpatrick receiy
ed high score and was presented witt
bouquet OF carnations Dainty re
| freshments were served at a late hour
! Those present We're. Mr. and Mrs
Foster, Mrs Fitzpatrick Misses Su,
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-03
DESCRIPTION OF PATTERNS.

OESCklf ION Of IA EkINSs
8738 Infants Coat and Cap, One Size.
$3.50 Girls Russian Dress, 10 TO IA yrs.
675S Single Breasted Coat, 81 to 40
bust
87.i Seven Gored Skirt, "a 20 "a waist.
6743 Child Coat, 4, and years.
8742 One-Piece Dress, 10 and g years.
1857 Belted Coat, o and years.
$3.50 Plated Skirt, with or without
Yoke and Suspenders, / o and 10 years.
500 Yoke Blouse, 81 10 A bust
S6I4 Plated Skirt, "a to 80 waist
6767 Child Dress. 20 years.
SOS Envelope Chemise, 10 and I8 yrs.
6776 Onc-Picce Gown with Waist and
Skirt ian One. a TO A. bust
67o3 One Piece Dress. 70 and s years.
s77O Gown in Norfolk style, 81 to -
bust
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-03

Mrs. Sheets entertained the Dorcas
Sewing Club on Thursday afternoon
at-her home ON Mason Hill The aft.
ernoon was spent in sewing and CON
versation, and cherry brick cream,
cake and coffee were served Those
present were: Mesdames Sinclair.
Winters, Mitchell Richardson. Clark,
Hunt, Jewel, and Chislaishann.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-03

w Yarn, protective coats and caps
M are sure to be needed for the
W tiny folk with the coming of
cold weather Those shown here are
excellent. The coat is a plain one
made with a yoke that is smooth-6t-
ting over the shoulders and with a
deep cape and collar The cap is cut
an in one piece and can be fitted by
means II darts either stitched or laced
In the picture, the coat and the cap
are made Of white drap d'ote
For the coat viii be needed s yards
Of material ~ inches wide, s5f yards.
80, or els yards D. and ior the cap
g yard VI any width.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-03
THREE

can snuggle up in on these cold nights
can be had at the Phelps-Dodge store
Made of the softest, thickest pushes
and finest broadcloths and with great
big wide fur collars and cuffs and big
pockets for pins and such things and
lined with the loudest and prettiest
pompadour silks and satins.
For the Junoesque type of beauty.
an evening gown OF velvet, made in
the Princess mode, and to Fit the fig
ure, and with no trimming whatever
is so good The dress is devoid OF
sleeves has only a rope of jet beads
across the arms and don't forget the
most important thing-the long train.
A long jeweled scarf to match the
gown in color is good, and a scarf Of
maline is very effective This should
be draped about the shoulders. Mi
lady is most beautifully and correctly
gowned for all decisions that require
/ evening clothing.
/ Pocket flaps on all of the new skirts
are very popular and gives an oppor-
tunity to spring all sorts Of color eff
fects.
Round cape collars is a new fashion
tip
Tiny little bits of muffs are worn
for the winter wear
Deep, deep cuffs for your coat and
dress.
One look at THE Butterfly" will
make the heart of the debutante and
girls that love pretty dresses beat
quite a bit faster. 1t is such little
bit of daintiness and how pretty it
would adorn the fluffy girls. Made of
satin etoile in the palest of pale pinks
and with the cunning little overdrape
in the front that is so much longer
ION one side, and the bodice is of the
same material, and is trimmed with
rows of opalescent beads and with no
sleeves, just rope Of opals across
the shoulders, and then comes the lit
tie surprise in sleeveless, made in the
, Henry VI style There is a sort of a
2 frilled ruffle about four inches wide
that both ends are on rubber and
r these are fastened onto the armhole
and leave about four inches of the
and leave about four inches Of the
p shoulder bare, and the idea is so
, new This costume is full of sur
d. prises. and the underdrop of this gown
r is made in scallops and they are trim
med with bands of opalescent beads.
An immense BUTTERFLY fastens the
2 back and it is made of polas. Please
4 go to see this costume at the Phelps
e Dodge. They also have some other
D pretties that accompany the gowns
D that will interest all.
i Well, we'll, the latest blouses have
= some of the old-fashioned the kind
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-03

Mr. and Mrs Casey and Mr. and
Mrs. C.. T. Knapp will go TO Phoenix
this week and the entire trip win he
made by motor
Mr. and Mrs. Curry. Misses Curry
and Miss McCombs. of Missouri. were
visitors I'm Douglas on Friday. going
over to attend the dance at the Army
pavilion
Mrs. Eddy leaves ON Monday for
Colorado, where she expects 10 make
her home Mrs Eddy has numerous
friends in Bisbee. who view her de-
parture with deepest regret
Miss McComb who has been the
most charming guest of MI and Mrs.
Eugene Broughton of Warren for the
last month. win leave on Thursday
for her home in Lebanon, Mo
The Anona Club met last Wednes.
day evening with its president, Miss
Opal Roberts. OF School Hill This
was the first meeting OF the year and
was well attended There will be an.
other meeting in two weeks.
The ladies' of the Crochet Club
were most pleasantly entertained at
the home Of Mrs j. P Malley. with
an-elegantly appointed five-course din.
ner Thursday evening. The Malley
residence at Don Luis was superbly
decorated for the occasion.
Mrs. A. " Dye entertained few
little children on Thursday afternoon
at her home in Warren, the occasion
being the fifth anniversary of Lucine
Dye A large birthday cake with
seven candles and ice cream were ser
we'd to the little guests.
Mrs. II. NJ. Jacobs entertained last
evening with dinner party in honor
of Mrs. Eddy The table was decorat
ed beautifully with pink candle shades
and cut flowers the favors. place
cards, being in the harmonious
shades A delicious seven-course din
ner was served and covers were laid
for twelve.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-03

May Manton Patterns for these De-
signs may be obtained by sending 10
cents for each pattern wanted to the
Fashion Department Of this paper
Fashion Dept.
Gentlemen
! enclose, ..... for which send me
the following patterns;
Send Pattern No. ...., Size. ...
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Street and Observation-Disclosures.
City. State ......
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-03

Fair to visit his sister. Mrs. Hanley.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Houston and Mrs.
Cassidy returned from San Francisco
last sunday( where they have been
summering.
A most interesting event took place
at the home of w II. Watkins and
Mrs. Watkins at their home on opera
Drive, Wednesday evening. The occa-
sion was the celebration Of the birth.
day of both Mr.. and Mrs. Fred oats.
the latter being the daughter of the
Watkins. Refreshments were served
in the form Of ice cream. cake. fruit.
etc An excellent program of various
entertainment was provided during the
course of the evening and a large
number of invited friends enjoyed the
occasion to the utmost.
The Bisbee Women had their first
meeting Of the current year on Fri.
day afternoon at the Club rooms.
The regular business meeting has
+ been postponed until Nov. 3. because
+ Of the absence of a number of the
members. The Spanish class will
meet each Friday afternoon during the
month Of October at 2 o'clock and at
9 o'clock. There win be a regular
auction bridge club.
Mrs. Hankin has the Current Events
class which win meet on November s
Mrs Sam Frankenberg will give tn
I musical Interpretation of Madam,
Butterfly on November 49, and this /,
sure to be a great treat, as Mrs
Frankenberg has established quite
record for herself among the must,
lovers Of Bisbec
The Y w. c. A. will entertain thei
friends with a musicale on Tuesda,
evening at the Presbyterian Church
This is the second of the series O
musicales that will be given durinl
the winter. The music for Tuesda,
evening viii be that of Ireland, an,
most everyone is familiar with tn
beautiful songs and selections No ad
mission will be charged but a silve
offering will be taken, the proceed
of which will go toward a piano 70
the recreation room of the new assC
citation building The program TO
Tuesday evening is as follows:
Piano Duet, Misses Blanche and Dure
lie Smith
Solo, (A.) Kathleen Mavourneen
OBJ When / Dream of Oh
Erin, Mrs Harrington.
Solo, Mother Machree
Mrs. J. Petty, accompanies .......
co.. Mr. A. F. Graf
Reading .......... Mr.. Harry Krot
Solo .................. Mrs. Rufne
When Irish Eyes Are Smiling
Accompanies Miss Smith
Duet ....... Mr. and Mrs. Williamso
Come Back to Erin
Accompanies Mr.. Reynolds
Selections ........... Male Quartz
Organ and Piano Duet ............
90. Miss Smith and Mr. Reynold
Bisbee daily review., 1915-10-03

yard broadcloth 81 inches wide for
the collr shield belt and cuffs. aud
Z yards of braid for trimming.
THE coat Of velvet worn over
skirt OF different material Is
a always handsome. This season
il is 20 be extensively worn and the
costume shown here is admirably
adapted TO small women as well as 70
Young girls. The coat Is a very at
tactiye and at the same time a very
simple one, for il is perfectly loose.
bcinl held at the waist-line by means
q the belt The skirt is straight ana
plated and can be made plain or with
yoke and suspendcrs. Il wlul1 d..
hard 60 find anything prctticr OF more
fashionable than the velvet with plaid.