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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-08-27
BREST-LITOVSK
CcOnanusd Prom First Pags.)

ed that II has not been the practice OF
the admiralty TO publish accounts re.
garding the losses OF German subma.
rines. important though they have
been" in cases where the Germans
had no other source OF information as
10 the time and place at which these
losses occurred. II has Deen reported
for months that large number OF
German submarines. variously stated
lat from twenty TO forty have been
.caueht by the British navy. but to
days statement is the only official al.
mission that there were others than
those previously announced By the al.
miralty a. having been destroyed.
Italians Claim Successes.
The Italians claim further minor
successes on an their fronts. but these
are consistently denied by Austria ~
the operations on the Gatlipoi PENN.
sula. which are now 20 important 10
the cause Of the allies. there b. no
further news
Wounded men who have arrived AZ
AleNandria tell Of how nearly the al
le- came 10 gaining a great success
ln one OF their attacks. An Australian
officer declared that DO the allied
forces had had two more hours of
dafkncss they could have covered Elk
hundred yards Of ground which sep.
aratcd them from the Sari Hahr hill
generally known az Hnl 91l once
this hill was In the allies hands. the
officer declared. the Turkish commun.
icaiions would have been cut. and 30
was for tho possession Of this hill that
thc dominion troops fought 20 bravcly
but fufloly
Except Tor the postponcment OF the
statement ~ the Greek premier. VI
Nenizclos. on the future policy Of
Greece. thor Del nothing new In the
Balkan situation
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SEC. GARRISON
tconanusd Prom rirs, r.x.,

from General Wood explaining the
generals own speech on August ~.
which attracted some attention. and
which was called TO notice of the
war department. The generals expla-
nation OF his own reamrks was salts
factory 10 the war department.
The secretary said he had Just read
the letter today on his return from
his brief vasation at Seabright. y. ].
The letter contained the following
paragraph:
You perhaps. have seen something
OF the articles in the various papers.
IL Is needless to state that there was
no discussion by me. nor has there
been any by any officers here, or in
ternational affairs. OF anything that
might GONE under the Presidents
prohibition. The talks to the men
nave been on purely technical sub
jects explaining the use OF armies,
methods OF raising them. sanitation.
etc. My own talk was absolutely on
technical lines. and had to do with the
methods OF raising and maintaining
armies. voluntary systems. etc. and
the usual strong endorsement OF the
militia. into which | think a great
many OF these men will GO"
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quite q number or the automobiles
had difficulty yesterday climbing % tho
hin in West Alexander Co the National
road
Misses Maud and Mary Eurdine. Of
Hundred. are the guests Of Miss Cora
Howard. nf West Alexander
Bert Mccain. ~ WupdadaIe has poi.
turned f1 hie home after spending sew.
erul days the guest or relatives at Park
rrE burg
Mrs John Patrick and SON. Edward
have returned home in NcNerheu Hffrr
visiting friends in Film Grove
ollie Jenkins uf near the "e" bridge.
Ig 900 az nIH home
james Archer. Of Viola was q bust
ness caller Iu Film Grove yesterday.
Tho regular WHrE|. meeting off fna
Boys brigade of tho Vance Memorial
church was held IHTt evening drill
was held.
Miss Martha MrCormfck. 81 Washing
ton. Pa, H. visiting Relatives Of PARK
View
Miss Myra little bias returned home
in llm Grove. gfffr -urndinr several
weeks with friends af Dallas
Harvey Tlnurrnn. proprietor of o. hard.
ware afIrf Hf Cameron. IH visiting H.H
brother o.. q. Finucgan. the Elm drove
contractor.
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IN THE EAST

VIENNA. Aus 1E tin London Aug
.i. I.ln w#.Tnr following official
mont we ieeurd tonight at the Aus
ir.Iu WHr office.
IT'D" fortress of Trraf-T IfHrak hra
tgIIfu hungarian laudwthr under TIaIi
NarHla. Won ArE Iutured yesterday tha
NIIIk. or NnhrIHuf HuufhWfrf Of fn0
I.fIf.". HuI thereby broke the exterior
1i tI. Tort lIur. West EHIIrIan. sIIraIan
end North Mnr1fIHu infantry ef0rmrd af
ihr same Nmr tnr forts south OF fHa
filIaE. RI hnru. ycutu. German troops
captured The citadel
hlH1uW bile. f|. aIIIfa rrurIirsf The
enemy across thf lraua and ln tho f1r.
ei ana wnrHhE District southeast off
ir.sf .iIfHFak. while our cavalry. Dur
ruinE the Russians from kuvcl north
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CRISIS PASSED
toouanusd from rirst ParsJ

ion that Germany had adopted o. pot
icy desiened 90 settle the question
was puzzlinE to American officials
and even to those in German quar-.
ters n was suggested in one source
that Do might foreshadow diplomatic
negotiations to be undertaken ny
Count Won ncrnetorn with fhe state
department which would take up the
question Of the much-discussed modus
vivendi
There IL no indication az this stage
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MOTORCYCLE RUNS
DOWN PEDESTRIAN
LOUIS 6AUcHnAN. OF MOUNDS
VILE. STRUCK BY UN-
KNOWN RIDER.
Authorities Are Seeking. Reckless
Cyelist Did Not Stop After
Accident

Louis Bauchman. OF Jefferson
avenue Moundsyille. was painfully in.
jured. last evening. about ten O'Clock
when he was struck BY a motorcycle
while walking along the newly paved
road below BenwOod The cyclist
was going toward Wheeling and IL il
said TO have been travelling al a fast
rate OF speed Bauchman was struck
By the machine and thrown TO the
ground. The rider kept en- his way
uand although the police were mott.
ned he had not been picked up az a
late hour last evening.
Bachman was taken TO the Glendale
hospital where his injuries were at
tended to While severely bruised
about the legs and body his injuries
are not thought TO be serious
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SprngRco. the British ambassador
Naon Makes No Comment
Ambassador Naon looked over tho
replies to the an.Amcrican appcaf
already received. Including the favor.
pble one from General villa He made
mo- comment
The British Ambassador Is raid 10
have been arcatly Interested ln tho
peace plans. Great Britain. o. BE-
known here. takes the position that Do
will Boz useless fo rrrornIre any 10
iure government in Mexico until the
nItnd states and other American
countries have done eo
The state department announced to.
nienf that ffty Americans and other
foroienrrs desire to leave Hormaaio
for The United States and that fr.y
VIII have to leave hy way OF Gu1vmae
as there are mo- trains operating north
from Hermosill0. The fUreilnera gro
understood to have been alarmed tv
% new outbreak of Ysqui Indians QUE
eide 81 Guaymas.
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Of how Germany's new attitude Will
affect the case Of the Arabic. II o.
should be proved 10 the satisfaction or
the American government that a sun.
marine sunk the ship without warnin.
the United States probably not only
will ask a disavOwal of the act but a..
surances against repetition and TO-
pnrafion for the Americans who sui
Tered. a guarantee that there would
b. no similar act In the future In the
forthcoming declaration from Berlin
D. accepted as a forcFono conclusion.
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coIoneI Makes statemen,.

NEW YORK. Aug. 2s.- Colonel
Theodore Roosevelt advised OF Secre-
tary Garrison's telegram to Major
General Leonard Wood. late today.
said that he was entirely responsible
FOR his own remarks at Plattsburg. He
also said he considered the secretary
rad no right to criticize General
Wood.
Colonel Roosevelt's remarks were
contained in a statement. II read as
follows:
Nearly three weeks ago il was an
nounced in the public press the state
ment being carried prominently in
every big newspaper. that in addition
&C President Wilson and Secretary
Garrison some scores OF private citi.
ZCns had been asked TO 20 TO the
Plattsburg camp. where II was 'ex-
rected they would speak to the men.
Among the names mentioned in addi-
ton to my own were those OF former
President Taft, Samuel Gompers and
John Mitchell. II Is, OF course. i'm
possible that Secretary Garrison can
have been ignorant that we were
asked and II he desired General Wood
10 notify us in advance what we we're
NNR'N'Cu " Say vi iedNe unhdlQs IL
was clearly his duty to direct the
general accordingly.
Then the war department. after
three weeks public notice. made no
objection TO my coming they stopped
themselves from any right TO criu-
CHE General Wood because was
coming or because did not submit
my speech in advance to the admins
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sunday August %. will be a big day
Tor the Fulton Methodist Episcopal
church. The program follows
500 O'Clock Prayer and Praise ser
vice.
S.l5 Childron's meeting. Rev. ~. o.
Tcagardcu will have charge.
1890 Preaching BY Rev. n. -. Tea
garden
100 p. nm. Sunday school
3 100 Preaching bg vs.. H.. TIghffritta
OF MOuudaglIlc
b.ls open air meeting on the ball
ground.
7.f5 Preaching by Rev. a. q. Tea
garden
wednesday evening September T.
viii be farewell reception nc the
church for Miss Rose Kraft. who will
leave for Moody Institute few days
later
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a number o. people from the auf,uril4r
towns ~ the pike district attended tha
closing day ~ The West Alexander fsIf
Vesterday Many made che Grips In autos
but a larger number went ru the street.
cars. The West Virginia Traction ana
Electric com petuV maintained a haIf
hour schedule during fnn day for the
accommodation Of those attending tho
fair.
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IN THE WEST.

PARIS Aug GO. ~ o. m-The fol.
lowing official communication was is.
sued tonight
ras a rather violent cannonado was
reported especially around souchez
and 20 Inc south 81 Neuville. near tht
road 10 Lille
some artillery actions are reported
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MIMIC WARFARE
AT LONG ISLAND

NEW YORK. Aug es-The scream
OF shells and the roar OF cannon rolled
over the waters OF Long Island sound
today. The long mute l2-inch nor
tars al Fort Totem. which guards the
northern entrance 70 New York har-
Dor. found tongue and sent eighteen
fvOpound proJectiles climbing three
miles into the sky At a moving speck
OF TARGET. 1900 yards on shore.
Conditions OF actual warfare were
duplicated. so far a. possible In a
little observatory on sands Point. STA
miles away, an officer sighted the
mortars by telephone computing my
mathematical formula the ranger. the
angle OF nre and all the other intri-
cate factors TO be considered. Inc
artillerymen working in the gunpit
saw nothing OF the target. out follow
ed the commands OF this officer. re-
iayed TO them by the battery com
mAnder a few feet away IN the pit
instead OF hostile neet upon
whose decks the gunners would IN
deaVor to drop the biz projecucles IN
actual warfare. they dred at a TRAN
guar sail on a bobbinE noat at the
end OF a 5OO-ysrd hawser let out by a
tug.
With searchlights playing on the
Tiny hoat. the firing was repeated to-
night How many hits were scored
VIII not be- computed. IL was said. for
several days.
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OUT-THE-PIKB


The tar which had Iusf been arrstd
IN the National road between BiaFnega
Grove and West Alexander caused fhr
automobile great deal OF trouble yes.
terday Including those on their wav to
the West AleNandar fair by fne Tar
etickinE 10 the tires. and several tires
were pulled or Many were compelled TO-
spend their time ON fha road instead I'D
a. the fair
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ss ',sS threw their rear guards back near
heSkin and Nyzwa
changed - ~
In the Italian theatre. In the DO.
oerdo sector Italians who attacked
Monie I,eiseiousi at noon yesterday Mere
before the bridgehead Of Gorilla and
IN the town calm prevailed Elsewhere
IN the coastal districts there WAS Vio-
lent artillery fighting. chiefly In the
region OF flttsch. where hostile infan-
uy Is cautiously approaching The at
tsck mentioned yesterday a4.ainsf the
northern sector Of the Plateau OF Law
aronne which was rcpulsed. Was carried
on BY strong hostile forces After Ten
mghts violent bombardment OF our for
uucatons hostile artillery fir. Increased
nlsht before last against the front OF
TINA al Mezzocrato until % attained the
greatest severity. IutiI after midnight
they hailed shells Of all sizes over our
positions. whereupon several regimcnts
OF infantry aud battalions Of Alpine
troops attacked.
our brave Tyrolean troops and coast
guards, assisted by upper Austrian
sharpshooterS and artillery. rcpulsed all
attacks. In the early morning hours the
hostle attack finally was broken. Two
hundred dead Italians were counted in
our wire cntanglements This shows the
sacrifices the attack had cost our
losses were small.
One OF our airmen success fully drop-
ped several bombs on the ammunition
works at Brescia-"
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All arrangement have been rrmrIsf.
90 hy Panama lodge So. O.. shield OF
Honor Of Elm Grove Tor the annual
Grove uu Dig Wheeling Creek Wefura.
Day cveninr. Hticns orchestra viii fur.
uish the music
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For Satisfactory
Concrete Work Gail
THE e. 9. KIMBERLY co.
New National Bank Blda.


Real estate dealers report much rro-
ErcFe boo tno sale OF lots at IIm Court.
NE IDEAL home site just east OF EIm
.purf. the ideal home site Just east on
tlm Grove Much interest ta aIso being
tak.u hy prurrrrfIFc purchaser The
WORK 0f making The Improvements 90 tho
new ADDITION Dr. progressing rapidly and
within few weeks The entire section
VIII De Do lLr.L -I..- ..nlLLLnn
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THE lawn frtr given bV fhr Edru1of
Volunteer nrrmrn last NIGHT was rraIf
stands were we'll rafruniyod The Wood.
mon band furnished the music The
auto Ore truck that The company com.
template buying was on tho GROUND
Ipr Communication Tho proceeds fur
tnr two EVENINGS viii BE- applied o. pur-
chasing rel Ore frlrE
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SEALED PROPOSALS.

Notice 20 Manufacturers, Jobbsra. Mar
chants and Others Wholesale DsaisrH
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. That
of West Virginia will receive bids daily
- Its office at Charleston. West virginia
Ter furnishing supplies for the several
state Institutions. the financial manage
ment CT which IL vested IN said board
contracts will be awarded 10 the lowest
bidders, quality considered. and other
things being equal. West Virginia deal
ers VIII DO given preference
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nishcd bidders on receipt OF requests
stating the line desired
STATE BOARD OF CONTROL
1e-i-tf Charleston West virginia
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Many Of the young people OF Edgwood
and Edglngton Lane attended the dance
given last night az Miller's barn. The
affair was held for the benefit OF the
Dimmey football team. organized re-
Gently
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Club were entertained last evening az
the home or Miss Edna Atkinson. OF
near Mt Leon. Music and games were
the diversions OF the evening Lunch
con was served
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Gene MADDEN ~ EIn Grove who haa
been playing ball with tho Galveston
team in the Texas league bias returned
home MADDEN viii finish the afaeor
~ith the Patterson and EIm Grove team.
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Bis Many friends viii have the arst
opportunity OF seeing him DOB action
saturday afternoon when De- will play
against the MourdsvIlle team.
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Many Attnnn nnnnn-

Copal church.
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Brest-Litovsf rAien

BERLIN, Aug. Shy wireless tele-
! fortress Of Brest-LitOvsk has been cap
tured by Teutonic forces. Announce
ment 20 this effect was made today bg
the German army headquarters staff.
The text Of the German official state
ment follows:
In the western theatre.
North OF Beauseiour. in the Cham
paEne. crater made by a shell which
had been occupied the day before yes
terday. held against French attacks Two
bombs In the Saar Valley. both above
and below Saarlouis. Several persons
damage caused was not important
The night before last the squadrons
we're successfully attacked at their base
at Nancy by our airmcn.
The enemy paid for his exploit by
losing four aircraft One fell 10 earth
ablaze. near Bolzhsn. The pilot and oh
hands near Romilly unchanged. and its
occupants were taken prisoners. The
third was Obliged to land near Arracourt.
| north OF Luncville. by a German aviator
right In front OF the French lines. After
ward IL was destroyed 10y our artillery.
The fourth landed within range OF our
antl-aircraft guns. near Moevrous. south
OF Nomeny. behind the enemy front.
In the eastern theatre:
Hindenburg. Rear BausE md Scboen-
burg. east OF Mitau. fighting developed.
Fast southeast OF Kovno fighting CON
Between seyny and Mercer. on the
Niemen river. the enemy was driven
back.
In the wood east OF AuEustowo a
portion OF the army under General won
Eichhorn is penetrating in an easterly
direction. Further south fighting Is taxi
inE place on the Berecowka sector.
our advanced troops have reached
Bia lysook
The army Of General Won Gallwitz
drove the enemy from the Orlanka sec
| tor. 70 the north and TO the southeast
or Bialy stok
The army group Of General Field
Marshal Prince Leopold Of Bavaria bad
IS defeated the enemy no b. nov flee
ing toward the heart Of Bialowieska for
est. lie is only making a stand in the
region OF observation-disclosures. over the
whole front from the Hialowicska forest
10 the swampy Pripet region. southeast
Of Brest-LitoVsk. the pursuit h. In fun
-
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IN The CITY

We have a 6-roomed home for sale
on Eleventh Street near Eof. Has
slate roof. stone foundation and is in
fine condition. Owner will take $500
for II.
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SUMMER RESORTS.
L0CH LYNN HOTEL

MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK. AID. Oh
crest OF the beautiful Aneghenies. Local
headquarters International Motor Club.
write for booklet. l.. h. c. LIST. Prop.
y-tA-au-2S
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FOR SALE
FOR RENT

ron REET-i0 acre garden farm. IL
miles from Elm Grove call Nat. 500 Y
Pleasant Valley. au-ss-t
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DIE d

CARSON Wednesday. August %.
1919. az Il 80 o'clock p m. BESSIE
CARSON
Funeral from her family residence 40.
80 south Huron street. on Friday. Aug
ust -. 1915. al $3.50 o'clock a. m. fol-
lowed by requiem high mass al 81.
Joseph's Cathedral at . o'clock
Friends Of the family invited 10 at
tend.
Intcrment IN Riverview cemetery.
sTANDIFoRD- Thursday. Aug 2s
1918, az Z o'clock 3. m. AZ Wheeling.
Hospital PETER STANDIFORD
Funeral notice hereafter.
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WANTED-TO BUY

WANTED TO buy foot worklnr
board, must h. In good condition. Ger
man SILVER preferred. also lund cooler
address August Eebman. SOLO Mononga-
hela Ave. Swizsvale. Pa au-26-i
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10th Street Home

FOR sALE-A two story brick Dweiiins
or rooms, bath. attic. laundry. etc.
With double two story brick OF 4
rooms each In the rear. Lot fronts 30
feet ON 18th street, and 90 feet on the
Alley. WIN sell as a whole or In two
parts.
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italian Rtnt.nnnt-


ROME. via Paris. Aug. 20. u 80 p. m.
The statement Of the Italian head
quarters. dated August 90. and made
public here tonight. says:
In Val Sugana our troops on the
Monte Giyarch-TOrrento Maso line have
extended their ground and occupied
sltions % Mount Armcntera and Mount
SaluSio. The enemy failed 90 prevent
prisoners In our hands.
In the Seebach valley our artillery
opened fire on AN cncampmcnt hidden Ia
the bend ~ the left bank Of the Tor
rento. The enemy was forced 90 flee in
disorder. pursued by a shower 81 we'll
In the upper Isonzo region. our Al
pine attachments captured several strOn *
enemy entertainments along the steep
southern slopes ~ Monte Rombon. We
took 80 prisoners. including one officer
and took also two machine guns rifles
ana D. quantity u munitions.
"On the Carso front the enemy placed
number of batteries 10 new batteries
ln new positions. with which De opened
an intense fire al along the front
the enemy continues without Interrupt
ton. Yesterday. toward The left wing az
capturing so rifles. esarchlirht and
various war materials"
Russian Statement.
rETNuGEAb. VIA London Aug &C.
l..5 D. the following o9iici4ll
There has heru uu change in the
HIEu district To tho southwest Of
FricdrirhHtndt iu The regiOn Of SrhCru-
BERG and HudElvichki on tho 1fth and
1ath. che enemy. relnfrorrd. resumed
thc offensive anil severe and stubborn
lighting fuaued IN tho direction Of
utinaE and fu tho region of Oknista
on the river sycutl. We drove the Ger
mans back
.fr the direction Of wilma. our troorr
which held uu the enemy during the
lfth and e.fh on poHi.I Ions before lvie
arc gradually falling hack alorr both
hIufH Of fur river Villa.
ron Tho middle Nfurufu and the
front between the Ennr nun the TrIrrf
our armies. tn conformity with ir-
afrurfI0ra are retiring toward the east
The enemy De- pressing our troops only
In certain directions. having Ou The
l5fH concentrated bis principal EFFORT
against HialNrtok and on tho roads
runrIrr eastward from ricisk 10
lf IrahfeI hole.
con other sectors ~ our front In
general there hes been ro important
change
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WANTED-FARM
WANTED-Anartments
OIL LANDS

ron sALE-luterest IN lease near pro
auction Address Interest. care Intel
..s..-.-- Au-26-i
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS

TUNERAL ORO
s~~~>-.
Louis BertSGhX
FUNERAL DIRECTOR AND
ART EHlAL EMBALMER,
1922 and 1924 Main Street
Calls Answered Day or NiRht-
Store Phones 636.
G. J. b rtschy. Nat Phone I959-R
BFeummeF & HiIdebFsud
Funeral Directors and Embaimeru
Corner Market and Twenty-sccond Sta
Ielephone l0I ODen daV and night
The Prince George's enquirer and southern Maryland advertiser. (Upper Marlborough, Md.) 1882-1925, 1915-10-15

Slipped on over a frilly petticoat of
silk, or one Of plated crepe de chine,
an embroidered coat of light-colored
china silk is pretty enough to put one
in good humor in the early morning
hours. Here is pictured a contribu-
tion from the Orient that is a thing
of beauty and joy as long as it
lasts.
The coat is cut like kimono, on the
simplest of lines. 1t is somewhat longer
than a three-quarter length, and is
slashed up at each side to depth of
about eight inches at the bottom.
There is shaped band of silk about
the neck and down the front opening.
The fastening is made with frogs of
silk cord that match the silk in color.
In the picture coat is shown made
in lovely shade of grayish blue silk
and lined with white silk of the same
kind. The color makes the best of
backgrounds for the long sprays of
flowers and leaves that wander over
the surface of the coat. The chrysan-
themum, shaded from pink to white, is
the flower so faithfully portrayed in
the embroidery. The stems and leaves
are in soft gray green.
The embroidery appears at each
side of the front and across the back,
with one long spray extending down
the side. Buds and leaves are scattered