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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26


ton and temptation 10 adopt n
secret many practices frowned
upon BY the old canons.
Are Ne now getting hack 70 ira
diticnal Erounf despite compiler
conditionss The law once incor.
porsted into .;self. IN defiance OF
riEid rules a. 10 the immutabiity
or contracts once made. the whole
doctrine OF fraud-the setting up
a. Law Of a standard hitherto re-
served for the churchmen. l. the
law now sending men back 20
church and synagogue end school.
hack TO prece2ts taught at daddyis
knee and In mothers lap. 10
learn tie ru-es OF integrity. fair.
ness and mutual consideration.
within which even the most Rigan-
tic businesses must be conductedy
The rule % legality laid down
In the steel Trust decision could
not be better summed up than IN
the Scripturai phrase OF a historic
faith: BY their fruits ye shall
know them" This rule of futen-
ton and results r. made applica.
BILE TO business organizations and
practices as well as 20 men on
the hills Of Palestine Trusts
may in law be good" or BAD,
Just as men are good or bad. The
query ever IL. What do they seek
20 do. and how do they seek TO
do IT, How does the trust" treat
its competitors and It's patrousY
Does u try to reduce or TO I'M
81
Does II try 20 charge the highest
possible prices. or merely TO earn
n reasonable profit over and above
production cost Does II try to
keep quality high and prices low.
or the reverse? Does Il sand
bag" retailers into refusing to
handle competitors products
Does II curtail production TO
keep prices high7 Does II treat
It's employees fairly or harshlyI
Does IL make war on their orEani-
cations and curtail their rightsy
Does IL try TO build up trade ana
markets for itself. or mainly try
10 seize the trade and markets or
othersg Does its fundamental
purpose seem 10 be honestly 10
make. or violently to takeg Does
II seek to become strong only by
making others weak. or II 10 will
ing that others shall survive ana
flourish? Il ITS purpose warfare
and oppression or improved pro-
duction7
Perhaps that kindly old clergy
man could help out better than a
lawyer on inquiries and tests such
as these; yet their recurrence IN
highly significant in the develop
ment OF the attitude Of the law to-
wards modern business
VIM L. RANSOM.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26

chairman BIZ Finley. equally prof.
cient as a wet" or dry" campaign
MANAGER. told the present Democrat
lc congressman and all those sturdy
dc mocrats who have been Congress
Men, or want to be. that IL would take
money TO conduct a referendum on
the gerrymander bill. SO they came
across handsomely-to the extent OF
a Few hundred dollars. II IL said. bare
Iy enough. IL Is said further. to nav
postage on few OF the letters which
must be sent out. As for payment for
soliciting names and carrying on a
campaign against the bill. no funds
ere In sight So there Is nothing def
mite. after all. that the gerrymander
referendum really will be attempted
Governor Comes Back.
state Auditor A. V. Donahey and
his s2.000-a-year press agent. ]. W
Tannehill. listed on the State pay roll
as statistical clerk. gave out a state
ment this week dealing with Willis
appropriations and disbursements
nut the governor came back with a re-
ply that. II Is said. caused a storm in
the astute State Auditors ONCE. The
Auditor, II Is said. did not like Il very
wei when the governor accused him
OF partisanship. misstatements and
half-truths. and then backed up these
charges with figures.
The fallacy OF comparing dlsburse-
ments within given period with ap-
propriations for another period is
shown by the governor when Donahey
Included large expenditure for the
Lima State hospital. the funds for
which were provided several years
aEo under the administration OF Gov.
Harmon. In this way Donahey was
enabled 10 compare an expenditure by
the preceding administration OF 81
6S1b12 for new buildings with an ap-
preparation by the present legisEs-
ture Of S969.173 I'm order to make out
that the Republicans did not do o.
much as the Democrats last year 20
relieve oyer-crowded conditions In
the insane and other hospitals.
whereas during the two-yesr term 81
the Coz crowd the appropriations for
new buildings were just S322.325.
The governor IN his statement
cites other instances Of the same ma
ture. and declares. In conclusion.
This administration makes no
claim that ifs disbursements for 1915
viii not exceed those for 1914 under
the administration OF Gov Cox. Tor
the reason that this administration
must pay the liabilities created BY
the former administrator"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26
rHg ASSAULT ON TOBACCO.



Our venerated friend Doctor Pease.
whom 10 IL always q pleasure To- watch
as he hamcs and Eomkcs against
smoking. has just hold In San iran
cisco. The present navel of the world.
a large and enthusiastic" convention
TO denouace and dostroy the holy herb
nicotiln. The other member ~ mo
asaemblage was a woman % strength
and spirit. who attacked the dc-
fhroned tyran Man iu The bowels OF
bis own. or formerly hIs own. citadel.
Wives 90 said ln effect this snri-
rable lady. drive your husbands out
n they Try 70 smoke o. home 80
hmokInE IN the home"
This able device Tor keeping nus
bands at home viii b. singularIy ap-
preciated by come members OF that
profession. They would love. mors
than anything else. to b. driven out
But. speaking with the gravity
proper 70 the sfaif grave ana thought.
ful deity Tobacco and leaving the spe-
cial question OF cigarettes fo Miss
Lucy PAGE Castor and the husky
truckmcn and lonEshoremen whose
constitutions are being Slapped ~
those engines % woe. why shouid
anybody object 90 anybody else
drinking % Sir walters wrrfr 90
ia gtimulafor ~ thousht. a mother
m f1ncIes. companion Of tho roiIfarv.
an aided charm Of social life not
wine but tobacco la tho true conviviai.
&c. fho hrIchfcucr. the frandufrr-r.
frc conrolor what o. me most visI.
bio expression n old friendship ana
communion between mem tho pIrr.
cigar or cigarette. smoked mostly IN
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26
HOMBLY MORALS AND MODERN BUSINESS
"hat Kindly Old Clergyman Were Come to Judge
ment, Instead of a Lawyer?
BY HON WILLIAM l. RANSOM


Shortly after the Federal Trade
Commission wss created. two men
Of 'arEe afairs. executive neads
Of manufacturing and marketing
combinations which for year, had
been engaged In spirited and not
always scrupulous competition.
sat In the oiiice OF the attorney
for one OF them and discussea
what they would do 20 a third. a
competitor whose advent had
brought dismay and threatened
destruction TO both OF them.
After counsel had pointed out %
them the provisions % the Trade
Commission Act and recent Judi
cial decisions which bristIed Ike
barbed wire along a modern bat
ue-iine. IN the way OF at least
some OF their proposed methods.
one OF them said:
Il don't know what we are com
ing 20. with this new Commission
sitting In judgment on trade prac-
tees. and the Federal Courts in
terpreting the rule OF reason ana
the sherman Act 10 read like a
latter-day appendix 20 the Deca-
logue and the Golden Rule"
The other replied. We'll. 4
think | know what would help
some. Up In the little town in
Western New York I came from,
there Is a fine old Methodist min
lister who hasn't had a pastorate
for years. n this thing keeps on.
he can tell me more than the lay
yers about the way 20 run my
business and still keep within the
law"
Recent events give a measure
OF basic truth 10 his observation.
In a simpler state OF industry. the
ethical concepts taught in church
and school and family circle were
readily enforced as controlling
standards in the conduct OF such
forms OF enterprise as society
then knew. The boy who grew
up and ran n grocery, the young
man who learned and took over
his fathers trade as village shoe
maker. the Sunday-school superin-
tendent who started a saw-min IN
the village outskirts. little needed
legal deterrence from adopting
unfair. oppressive and unscrupu-
lous methods In dealing with
other men who had grown UP with
them in church. school and COM
munity life. They did not need
be legally restrained from using
"strong-arm" devices for destroy
INK the business OF others or in
gaining the community trade for
themselves. The moral precepts
OF common religious faith were
chart and compass in business
transactions. Only with the irres-
possibility and indirections or
modern business were there devia-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26

refused 10 pay up. Certainly those
who can pay and won't pay ought TO
be made pay. and the government
should not only threaten suits to re-
cover. but institute them Immediate
ly. II the money cannot be recovered
through due process OF law. then as a
punishment and humiliation to these
defaulters their names should be
made public. But. perhaps. men OF
this character would suffer no hui
initiation by such publicity. The rev.
Citations go 10 show that there are
some Americans who are no credit to
the citizenship they enjoy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26

che dropped out. tho world. confound.
"a would stagger back ana groan ana
yelp. and Trade. By an be- loot sur
rounded. would raise a frcgIed cry Tor
help IN she r0 longer drew nor
WaEFs. ronfu ION would uprcmefy
reiFn. and back into fha prSh aarK
ages wcd swear vo had hfon dumped
araln. Shoe boosting science. are
and ln7rninr ha .e me rr0p ~ MOI
rrn trade. sfe Keeps ffe ola world :
uh"ris EfurrIrr. POI We should bless
tho hrilo maid
forge Matthew Adamay
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26

six years. Relinquishing this impor-
tant Office. he plunged into the bust
ness world. and among many other
business endeavors with which he was
associated. he organized the Empire
National Bank OF Clarksburg. and Is
today president OF this substantial
Institution.
Mr.. Highland has the elemental
makeup OF a strong gubernatorial can
didate. and II elected would reflect
much credit on the state. His eXecu-
tive ability. his high sense Of manly
duty. bis proverbial honesty. and last
but not least. his comprehensive grasp
Of state craft and all public questions
nc him peculiarly 10 make an ideal
Governor Of West Virginia
LEWIS COUNTY REPU BLICAN.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26
ONE SMALL YEAR OLD.

one email vesr old. with locks NJ gold
And eyes which seem FOB catch and hold
The clint ~ stars across tho night.
Ihe Eladrras ~ the morning Uaht.
The ENeefnreH ~ the etfufnlL
Ana at the mischief more than all.
That ever HnUre from fuU aIHH eyes
hefying niEht time lIUtIIcs
Fsst one yenr Old and fret ss pink
~ The rose petals where drInE
90 dew waits Tor The morning aur.
Eut growing strong fu dance Iu1 run
PROM morn 900 r'Ehf. H fH.rrf .ffu
To Keep your mother uu the 20
To watch ard Euarf your rrrarf ways.
And keep yoI cafe through aU BnUI
days
Hands. can lf Do that one short year
MnrHa fHr time OF sH.r being HfrnH
IHuHr reaching out f"r frrrUfH|rnf
Wee. flmrlrd hands. which catch ari
cling
To everything Within fhfIr reach.
NarIH NIIHIIr or frr speech
Which shy mother .rHrrafHrHa
NFf.r.f Dor IuH glad NHH. UHrfa'
l1n one .rHr moan aH rH.H 1H sou.
Urh rInIUrHH na Garth never EnluH
SUCH HHnr'Hera HH Hrer woe dreamed
..H ...E".U. HH HHa r..s. rIaHmeI
. 200 '... ...U ... .I .HHr
POD wnH. ..I rH.r rHH r.F song
i'.H .UI| HrH.f r.r 200 Moe rrlIH'
cons fu HIHs..u unto frafa
-IiYIaton raft
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26
THE HELLO GIRL

We hear her silver voice. and mot.
ter. That damsoi surely is peach,
She helps us earn our bread and hut
Ter. snd brings sll thlngs within our
roach Intelligent and prompt. srr
labora. W hear her voice by r.rhf and
day. she makes Es seem Ike nrrf 1oor
ncighhofs to f0lts fhouaand miles
away She Isl The modern maid of
marie tho priestnss Of q mystic nre.
arf rdinRs giaf. and f1Incs fraur.
che sends ua 1afy. o'rr rer wire DO
Copyright 1915. b. q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26
REFERENDUMS
AGAINST LAW
Passed BY Ohio Legislature Fail 70
Msterialize-Why Disbursements
viii Be Higher Than 1914.
Present Administration Must Settle
Liabilities Created by Demo
cratic Cox Regime.

COLUMBUS. o.. July 25.-Despite
the threats and antagonisms Of the
Democrats. Gov. r %. Willis and the
Republican party through him IL grad.
ually taking over the administration
OF the affairs OF the State. The chief
work performed By former Gov. Cox
and his satellites during their two
year term In Once was compIetelv
20 reshaDe the State government 20
That al boards would be made sub.
fervient 10 the governor. and no an.
pointment Of value could be made
Without the advice and consent OF the
executive. IN this way Cox. who Is
now bonstinC that he viii come hack
hoped 10 build no a poliiiacI machine
that would make him Governor Tor a
focond Term. then send him 90 tho
senate and finally nominate him FOR
President
Al or this fs apropog to tho taking
over of the State agricultural interests
hy Tho farmers ~ the State through
The agency Rivcn them by the Repub.
lic7n legislature and Republican eoy.
cruor Under Cox r. orders the arrf.
cultural Affairs Of the state were com.
hinod and tho power and authority
centralized The farmers did not like
to see on editor and politician running
iheir araIrs. 20 they helped over.
throw Cox last November.
Charles T. Swain. former sneaker
~ The House who failed a year aro
70 get 1000 signatures 20 ME petition
for the Democratic nomination Tor
United states Senator. likewise failed
90 get sufficient SIGNATURES Tor "a refer
cndum ON tho new agricultural bill
% The new law went into effect last
wednesday midnight and on Thurs
day GOV Willis named the new afri
cultural board The system now In
vogue iq ne same that prevailed Ir
ohio Tor many yrara
Referendum Spirit weak
TO now appears that tho referendum
bubble has been puu~furod entirely
" any referendum on The Willis laws
De- hold 30 VIII he on fhr sprarue rrr
rvmandcr b'1 and fhrrc fa nofhirE
certain aboui that Democratic state
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26
SONGS OF SUNSHINE
by the
BENTZTOWN BARD.
(Folger NicKinsey)
IN THE nARkNESS

FrIrNfueer Ir fHr darkness. and ffu
surely worth ffr while
To Iigrf me shady places With the sun
shine M H smile.
To he'r ths f..'s- onward with the rain
bow .f "H.
That erraEs 40 cheer nrf caurars Tor
ffe fanfare ~ Che fray.
Urrrfrsaa ir fr. darkness ana 20 YOU
cong II bring
That InNa wHr uff tha shadows where
N.u rHN EHur TROUBLES king
That We u1r ind tre heavens 80 on.
"IuHfrf ard Hn rfrrr
you zoo. fH. oa'IE struggle with "a
heart fnat smiles 40 fear
Hrirhfrear ir fre darkness. ard fts rest
WIl come along
Dol fIiI of SONG.
ana cheer q never rhr4reref when DO
.rinra from faith m mo
NNI N.FNa f|H Hr""". H| beauty like f
fI"IHn f'H".EH fHr sf.|f.
tCopy-Irhf faf- Southern PEA,
r.rI..HH..H
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26

city and town In West Virginia. for
the growth OF one should be the pride
Of all Some day the corporation of
Wheeling may include all this growth
that IL Progressing around her. and
then her census status will be com
mensurate with her community I'M
portanee. II h up to the new charter
enthusiasts to get busy In bringing
that about.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26

Dr. John A. Brashear. the eminent as
tronomer OF Pittsburgh. has been de-
clared 20 be the greatest living Penn
sylvanian. which eliminates any preten-
sions clifford Pinchot may have enter
tained In that direction.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26
ponhled H. Mottun-

n know her father does not like me
lie wants me 90 90 % work Ia his lac
tory"
Well. Why don't you prove your
worth By going Then there will b.
wcdding bells and "a hppy ending"
y don't know about that. Its "a dynu-
mite factory. '-i.ouisVill Courier Jour
nal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26

Tomorrow. gentlemen" said the pro-
lessor in lecture on taking notes e
viii bring In my cards and show YOU
my card system
Voice. X. Doc. Fetch some chips
and well have a regular party.-Pcnn-
sylyania Punch Bowl
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26
BREAKFAST BRAcERs.
Distinction ana difference.

JinEc-is there any Offence between
satisfied and contcnted2
Eings-Is thereT We'll I'm satisfied
Billings is going TO bring my girl Co
the prom. but hanged ~ I'm contcnded -
Dartmouth Jack o. Lantern.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26

II IL said that 81 requires an expen-
diture or half a billion dollars for the
nited states 20 get ready for war. but
that preparedness would save US the
loss Of billions In case Of war.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26

The Democratic referendum on the
ohio Congressional redistrictinE bill has
about petered out. through lack OF sup
porting funds. Chairman Finley having
collected only enough for postage.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26

Former Congressman Palmer. OF Penn
sylvania. refuses TO be buried in the
United States Court Of Claims. as he has
his Lame Duck eye on Lansing's former
billet in the State Department
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26

'I1nochle. rnid Three Finger Sam lis
90 learn"
Too hard"
ITS easy enough. But 7 can't ztt
over reachin' FOR 70 sun tho minute some
one hands me a deck with murs.n four
aces In it."-WashinEton star.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26

President Wilson H. taking no chances.
as Indicated by his request FOR a ma
tional defense program from secretar-
les Garrison and Daniels.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26

BY orders issued 20 General Funston
the President Is determined 90 confine
the shooting TO Mexican territory. any
how.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26

My wife cant stand for tho way I
play bridge. 4 fear "a divorce"
But surely there must be- ties"
Yes. she says some Of my dance
steps aren't 80 bad.'-kansas city Jour
nal
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26

So far a. renonncing his American al
legisnce goes. We never knew Of Henry
James being accused Of having any.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26

This Chicago horror resulted from al
lowing the crank Of the lakes"
20 be a. large
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26

interpretive dances" are Impressive
iy reminiscent Of Adams fret impress
sions
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26

And stiil the "summeriess summer
goes singing along past the half way
house 70 a glorious harvest.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26

Tho old order ehsnss,h into var or.
dera
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-07-26

The stogiss broke under the
strain and have finally emerged from
the cellar.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24

To serve you yea pOd be seyred in the planning,
selecting arranging pricing, shipping, erecting and
completing Of your Home-Golden Rule Service rests
on foundation Llt OF the best brains obtainable;
experienced in the science and art of designing,
manufacturing, buG ng and decorating Of homes.
Aladdin Golden Rule Service seeks to smooth the
many rough places encountered by the inexperienced
home builder. Bending all things toward earning
and holding your confidence, good will thoughtful
ness and courtesy govern all transactions.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-24

ALADDIN houses are complete You get material absolutely
guaranteed be sufficient for The completion of your house. rs
follows. Sis, At; Jo 90 t Stu5ilngr cut o it,
Building Paper Subfoor fit Raiter ~ TT Root Sheath
ing fit; Siding fit Outside Finish, M Porch
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23
At the Colonial Next Week.

The following is the program Of tue
splendid Feature Photo Plays to he
seen each night next week at the CO.
lonial Theatre:
Monday, Holbrook Blinn, n fiimiza-
ton of Frederic Arnold Hummer :
vivid novel of Diplomatic Intrigue
and Romance, 1.-The Ivory Snuff Box !:
Tuesday, Ina Claire and Carlyle Black
well. in perturbation of Harold Nc
Grath's romance, 1.-The Puppet
Crown; Wednesday, dainty Vivian
Martin, in one of her greatest screen
successes 1.-The Little Madamoiselle" I;
Thursday. the powerful dramatic actor
Robert Warwick, in a gripping photo
drama 1.-The Flash of an Emerald /;
Friday. the peoples little favorite
screen star Mary Pickford, in the
greatest of all her photo successes
.'Rsgs'; Saturday. one of the great
est pictures ever filmed. entitled
Guarding Old Glory" by F. o. Mel
sen. in FIVE big thrilling patriotic reels.
No movies tonight.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23
At The lyric Tonight.

Coral, the romance of sea wsif
d Bison four. reel drama. featuri irp
Marie Walcanp and Wellington Play.
ter. One day Dan McQusde, an ola
fisherman IN a New England village
finds woman and child cast up by
tn storm of the night before. The
mother is beyond human aid, but the
child is still alive and he takes II tC
his cottage and saves its life.
Years pass and the child has grown
to be beautiful innocent young girl,
ignorant Of the ways of the outside
world. She has filled n place in the
old fsherman's heart left vacant by
the death of his wife ana babe many
years before and she regards him with
the affection of daughter. Size has
secret cave and as means of
amusement spends her time ct carving
miniature statues in which she has be-
come very proficient.
Old Dan named the girl Coral, and
one day the locket she wears falls open,
revealing the picture OF young man
ana woman. Coral shows them to old
Dan and ne tells her how he found her.
After her grief has subsidized the girl
returns to her cave and from the ex-
perience gets an inspiration which
makes her carve lifessize statue of a
mother and babe lying on the rocks.
Go and see how it all ends.
A comedy will also be shown.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23

The readers Of this paper viii be
pleased TO learn that there Is st least
one dreaded disease that science hae
neen able 70 cure In all fits stages. and
hk; Is Catarrh. Halls Catarrb Cure
- the only positive cure now known
TO the medical fraternity Cataryh
icing a constitutional disease.requ.re es
&. constitutional treatment. Halls Ca
,arrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces OF the systm. thereby destroy
ing IN foundation OF the disease. and
giving the patient strength by building
up the constitution and assisting ma
iure In doing its work. The proprie-
tors have so much faith In It's curative
powers that they offer One Hundred
Dollars for any case that II fails TO
cure Send for list OF testimonials
Sold by all druggists. Price. 75 cts.
Address,. ]. CHENEY & co.
Toledo. o
Take Halls Family Pills for Con
saDgttOn
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-10-23
SNAP SHOTS.

Double-breasted sweaters ere
made of striped silk.
Concord blue is one of the new
shades of the season.
Patent leather buttoned shoes have
gray kidskin tops
Corded broadcloth is a fabric con-
'idersbly used for skirts.
Floral patterned velvet is used for
some novelty handbags.
Norfolk jackets of dark brown
suede are French novelty.
All kinds of puffings and rulings
are used for evening dresses.
"A lovely novelty silk is in pink
and white with silver designs.
Upstanding wings are frequent
decoration on chic little hats.
Black enamel and rhinestones are
combined in many ways in inexpen.
sive jewelry.