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The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
SORE AT THIS. KAISER
 oHiCAN PAWS FINE

EVANSVILLE. Ind, Dec 2o. - Charles Cunningham. claiming New ark, N. J. as his home, was arrested here for carrying concealed weapons. He saw Q large picture of the Kaiser advertising German war pictures aud pulled out his revolver and shot hole through it. Cunningham says he has @ brother in the French army
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
FIGHTING RENEWED
 BoTH EAsT AND WEST

: LONDON. Dec. 29-sharp fighting is reported both East and West. The Russians are reported to have fierc- ly attacked the German trenches along the East bank of the Dneister river, and In Bessarbia. Vienna claims tho Russian losses were &C., were, while the Russian war office communication says that both sides suffered heavy casualties.
 Another violent cannonading is taking place along the Western trenches. particularly in the yosges, where some of the bloodiest fighting of the war has taken place. Berlin admits French advance on Hirg- stein
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
WINCHESTER ARMS STOCK
 eELLs AT HIGH FIGURE

NEY YORK. Dec. 29.--saIes of Winchester Arms company stock at $27OO are reported to have taken place. An odd lot sold as high aa $s0oo Bomo weeks ago. The par value is $1oo.
 The Winchester pay roll last week included 1s,40o namea
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
URcEe e.iINEsE TRADE

SEATTLE. -U. S. Consul General Thomas samnons Of Shanghai ad' dressed @ group of Seattle bus.ness- men at Q luncheon today at which he was tho guest of honor. urging the necessity Of the United States selzing China's trade while the oppor tunity was available.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
BULGARIA PRoMIsEs
 TO INQUIRE INTO
 U. 0. FLAG INCIDENT

WASHINGTON. Dec. 2s. The State Department has been advised by the United States minister to Sofia that Bulgaria has promised to investigate the charge that Bulgarian troops at Bfonasdr footed the home of Dr. B. e. Forbes. an American Red Cross nhYalcian.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
cENsoHs LET UP
a,

LONDON. Dec. %. - The press censorship is to be moderated Press despatches and news sent out of Eng land wnl not be censored, but publi- shers wlll be held liable under de- fense of tho realm act for treasonable utterances.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
GRAHAM WRITE MAY
 BE lN LONDON JAIL

LOS ANGELEs-That Claude Gra- hom-White, the noted English aviator and sportsman who disappeared from view some four months ago. has been imprisoned by the British government because Of alleged German sympathies is generally believed in London ac- cordinf to A. M. Knight who left that city fifteen days ago and arrived at the Rosslyn last night
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
MORE RIOTS AND PEACE DEMONSTRATIONS
 BY TEUToNs

LONDON. Dec. 29.-A Stockholm despatch reports further r.ots in Ger many and Austro-Hungary, in addi- tIon to peace demonstrations in Der. lin. There hnve been similar demon stratIons of popular feeling In Ores den. Leipzig and numerous other Ger man towns.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
MOBILIZATION MAY
 DELAY AMERICAN
 SECURITY LIQUIDATION

BOSTON Dec. 29.-A Boston Bank or and expert on finance says that, if the British governments plan to buy American securities .s carried out it win check British liquidation of such securities on New York market. Comparison of the 1lcKenna statement on American security-holdings in Bri- tain with that made by Lioyd-George shortly after opening of war indicates from S1.O0O.o0o.OO0 to $2,50o0O0,oo0 of these securities have been sold bacl, to Americans.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
MASSACHUSETTS, INCOME
 TAX MAY BE DOUBLED

BOSTON. Dec. 29.-It is estimated that # President Wilson's proposal to lower family tax exemption from S4000 to S8000 and single individuals from SSO00 to 5000 be enacted, addi- tional revenue contributed by Massa- .chusetis to the national income tax will be increased from S2,6S3.i02 to over S5.O00Oo0.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
AUSTRIA AND BULGARIA
 QUARREL OVER sPoILs

LONDON, Dec. 2s.-A Central News despatch from The Hague says: Aus tria and Bulgaria arc reported dis greelng over tho division of spells. Bulgaria demands frontier from Kla- dovo and Kroeliye, thence to Noyi- bazar and along tho Albanian border"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
VERMONT IS TO SUE
 STATE OF NEW HAMPSHIRE

WASHINGTON Dec. 2s.-Permis- sion has been granted by the United States Supreme Court to the State of Vermont to bring suit against New Hampshire In accordance with an ap- plication made @ week ago to deter mine the exact boundary line between the two states on the west bank of the Connecticut river New Hamp- shire was given untl the second Mon- day in March Co make answer to the suit
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
AUSTRIAN WOMEN TO
 WORK IN WAR FACTORIES

BERNIE, Dec. 2s.-Austrian military authorities arc planning to use women workers exclusively in munitions fac tories throughout the empire. Even housewives w.a go to work in the factories so that the men may go to tho front.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
1r1cr meMaEa IM9RoVEs

COPENHAGEN Tt was said today at the hospital where Governor Han ma Of North Dakota is il of typhoid. that he is entirely ont of danger. Hanna quit tlle Ford peace expedition because Of hia ellnoss.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
late News Bulletins
BANK cLERK AaREsTED

""-I"TN !" TT"
 CHICAGO-Fred J. Clarke, son of Major Thomas Clarke of tho Royal Irish Dragons. quit his job at Che Saskatchewan branch of the Canadian Bank of Commerce and started for England to enlist He was arrested here today, on 9 charge Of embezzling the funds of the bank where he was employed
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
GRAVES pLAcADgD AT SEWARD

At Seward not long ago the ceme- tory road was found closed and all the headstones Of tho graves had "No Trespassing Allowed signs posted on them.
 The trouble grew out of the fact that D. p. Rudolph had written to his agent. J. J. Campbell that he wonld not seil any more lots in tho ceme- tery on the Rudolph homestead for burial purposes.
 The Evening Post says tho ques- ton of maintaining road to the cem- elery was brought up in the council by Councilman Choyin, and the City Attorney was asked to notify Rudolph to keep the road open or tho council would have it opened and charge the biu to the property.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
rips FROM r. R.

WASHINGTON Tn @ paper read from him before the American Soc loligical Society today, Colonel Roosc. velt says that "wars win be abolished about the time it becomes unnoces- sary to police New York
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
WISCONSIN. kCaBER COMPANY
 SELLS MANUFACTURING PLAN

CHICAGO. Dec. 2s.-The Fisk Rub Der Company has bought control of the Federal Rubber Company. of Cud- ahy. Wis. which controls annual pro duction of S6OOO.Ooo. It ia capitallz. ed at S2.0OOOoO
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
GERMANS WANT TO KNOW

ATHENS. Dec. 2s.--It ls officially reported that Germany has asked the Greek government whether new facl' lities have been granted the allies that wlll compromise Greece's neutrality
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
CERTIFICATE ISSUED

A teachers certificate was issued today by the Governors office to Miss Cora T. Engierth, of S.tka. Miss Eng ierlh has e certificate from the Min nesota State Normal School
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
ro REMovE oseoRN

ALBANy-Thomas M. Osborn, the "honor system" warden of Sing Sing Prison win he removed from office shortly An indictment has been re- turned against him, charging graft.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
srock QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK, Dec. 29.-Aiaska Gold closed today at 247s Chino at5tHo Ray at 25ss and Utah Copper at S0M.
 Copper metal sold for 28 cents a pound.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
NEW ENTERs RACE
 FOR U. S. SENATOR


 INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Dec. 29.-The candidacy Of Capt. Harry S. New, for the Republican nomination for United States Senator has ben launched. Capt New ha snot been active in politics since his quarrel with former President Roosevelt. His newspapers which were Republican up to few years ago became Independent after the quarrel. and are friendly to the administration of President Wilson, though New never left the Republican party personally It was stated yes- terday that the attitude of his papers toward the administration will not be changed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
BRITAIN BUILDING
 AERIAL sATTLesHlPs

NEW YORK. Dec. 29.-An English staff officer nov in New York says lhe Brltiah government ls building six aerial battleshlps which will be each of 1000 horse power with four engines and speed of 90 miles. They will carry five men ana 25o tons of explo- sives. ln addition to sufficient fuel to carry the machine 1000 miles.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
SHOE FACTORIES TO
 OPERATE AT NIGHT

BOSTON. Dec. 29.-More than half Of the Massachusetts shoe factories, which are not already doing SO. are planning Co operate at night In order to keep up with their orders Unusual ly heavy orders have been received rfom Europe within the last ten days, many ol them from the war offices of England and France.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29

Two cipher messages from Captain von papen discovered on I. J. J. Arch ibaid. the correspondent when ar- rested in London have finally been translated. They prove Go be sum mary 0l conditions in India revealing plots to overthrow the British
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
rAkEa nuEa HaInaE

FAIRBANKS. Alaska- rho Alaska road commission today took over tho municipal bridge A new and porma- nent bridge probably wlll be built next summer
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
RIrcHlE 'oUTcLAseED

NEW YORK - Willie Ritchie wa8 outfought in every round but the first in his scrap with red Lewis of Liver pool last night
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
ENGLAND soLvEs
 ZEPPELIN PADDING

LONDON. Dec. 29.-zeppelin raids against London are believed to have ceased because of substitution of r. inch for 3-inch guns in aerial defencea of the city.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
raLNTY oHUaoA ro cELEsRATE
eEoRelA sAILs

The steamer Georgia sailed for Sit ka and way ports last night at mid night taking tho following passengers, ". p. Mnis. pr. l.. 8. Keller. c. Don- aid. Emma Richardson, R. R. Nc Cuire and sam Cuyot for sitka and Crist Aven for Hoonaa-
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
nRUssELs egopLE WALK

NEW YORK, Dec. 2s.-The New York World correspondent says there are no telephones or taxicabs md only zinc and paper money in Brussels.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
NlsAI--s EoRIINE

TOKLC-It wns officially announc. ed today that the aunken japaneao liner Yasalzo llarl carried over fl2.. 500.o0o iu gold
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
MISS wEssrER ENrERTAINs

Miss Grace P. Webster entertained O number of her girl friends at a lun- cheon today at her home. in honor of her birthday anniversary
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
sroRM aLANKETa EAsT

CHICAGO-sleet md snow crippled wire communication throughout the East today
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29

Athens cable to the New York Times declares that under no circumstances will permission be granted Bulgars to enter Greek territory. Greece ia pre- pared to go to any extreme rather than submit to thia indlgnity
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29

The Empire prints moro papers and has by long way the most regular paid subscribers Of any newspaper In Alaska
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
Austrias Reply VIII Not Dsgow Ane2na Sinking
SINNERS
 ON C0LDEST DA
 LIQUOR SAILS BIC

SEATTLE, Dec. 29.-soatiie oxper- fenced today the coldost weather ot the winter. thermomotcrs regiaterin8 a temperature of lS dogres above zero. Tho drop in the temperature waa aud- den. and was accompanied by pierc- ing wind.
 Sales of ilQuor by saloons and retail liouor store are daly increasing, with prohibition two days away and while am afternoon paper declared the heavy liquor sale today vas duo tc the cold. it was sold in other quarters chat the nearness of the drought was the real cause of tho brisk trade
 'Nloht Life to Continue
 Dancing In hoto. dining rooms end cafes after Janusry wili be iho regular feature Of seattic's afternoon and night life. according to reports from the cafe prpprietora and hotel- men The owners Of Taie's Cate have purchased the Rtihskoiiar. and an- .nouncement has been made that the place will be operated as Q yauae. vile palace. with soit drinks served lat tables.
 saloons May close Eary
 Many of seatto'a saloons win close at 6 o'clock Friday evening, but tho majority of them WEI await midnight. when. legally the dry inv bocomos effective No ribaldry is expected. buf extra police win be on duty
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
ALlgNs lNTERNED ON
 ISLE OF MAN

LONDON. Dec. 2s.-British have 3O,0oO aliens Of military age on the Isle of Man in tho l-ish Sea, and in- ternment of all aliens there ic being considered.
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
eaIoona M cIola EarIy
WILSON'S BlRrH0AY

D HOT SPRINGS. vas Dec 4 29.-Presldent Wilson cele-
 6 brated his 5eth birthday yes- s terdaf He passed tho morn 9 ing raading congratulatory teie- g moms In thc evening be and
 q Mrs. Wilson enjoyed @ birth g day dinner In their suite,
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
TURKEY ie NOT
 LOOKING FOR PEACE

LONDON. Dec. 29.-A Constantine ple despatch says that Halil Bey, the Turkish foreign minister declared in an interview that peace overtures from Turkey are absolutely out of the question. "If others approach us with peace proposals, we VIII consider them"
The Alaska daily empire., 1915-12-29
PRESIDENTS WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT REACHES
 JUNEAU OFFICIALS

WEDDING ANNOUNCEMENT REACHES
 JUNEAU OFFICIALS Gov. J. F. A. Strong and Democratic National Committeeman 2. R. Cheney yesterday received announcements of tbe marriage Of President Woodrow Wilson and Mrs. Norman Galt. Tho announcements are plainly engraved on rich paper. and read:
 Nr Woodrow Wilson
 and
 Mrs. Norman Galt
 nee Edith Boiling
 announce their marriage
 OF Saturday the eighteenth of December nineteen hundied and fifteen
 Washing on, D. c. TRINITY CHURCH TO CELEBRATE The New Years Eve Celebration of Trinity Church. Friday night. will be- gin at n o'clock. There will oe a shor, address appropriate to tho New Year
 The public ia cordially invited.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-30

Following Up the pzbl3ciry plan
Which waS 4dopted l1st term. ths Uaf-
versity Of Nississippi b~gan the past
week the pabIicAfion q the weekly
university news letter ChaneeiIsr
Powers in . letter 10 th= Edssors Of
Mississippi, dated sept~m h~r :. calls
attention % the resumption and invites
suggestions from any who may hare
anything they deem worth While dis
cussing, especially relative 10 the
character Of letters which would best
serve the readers In the course Of his
letter te the press Chancellor Powers
says:
The University belongs 10 ali the
people, and We earnestly eoxet ever,
opp0rt unity to be Of service TO them
~We are prepared 70 discuss man
subiscts of intress thar VIII doubles
not occur 10 u.s. Your experience -
newspaper man win doubtless sugges,
discussions that VIII tend TO improvl
our service-n
The theme q the initial letter II Ii
1sI5-l6 series Is ssThe University an
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-30

desire to attend The p-oPle living il
and around College HIN are co-daIIy
invited 70 attend these meetings which
have 70 do with plans eoncerninz the
extension q HIS Kingdom as kous and
abruad.
We expect 70 have vith u spe azers.
Rev Ro5ert D. BesiInyer Of or Kong
Mission, Mrs John Little 81 Louisville.
KY, who l. a home missionary OF
wonderful success, also Dr. " E
Melvin Of Jackson, Mss WHO Is su-
psrinteudent q the Synod's schools,
and Mrs Paul Crane, a Volunteer for
the foreign Eeld, OF Carrol.aa, Miss
Mrs Lite va speak on Wednesday
1ternoou and evening
Dr. Melvin VII aiso spsak Thursday
evening.
There vii D. a Special Conferences
On YOung Peoples Work THURSDAY
morning led by the Secretary q tins
Department and ASSISTED b Ms Crane
and other young people delegates. The
yOung peopi- are earnestly invited to
al OF the sessions bit especially al
this one for th=m- Thare EiH BE sane-
thing q rital interest On f1r every
minute Of each sess5ssa. none e which
any Of u can aaord t. miss Cone
praying fos a blessing that We each
may 20 forth to a greater blessiss in
His name.
Most earnestly,
MEs. y. Il. WHlTAEER.
President.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-30

J. B. Roach. trustee. rs. r. B.
Robertson: taken under advises
ment Jessie Manning BY nex-
friend c. v. Manning. y
Western Union Telegraph Co.
verdict for sl.375 % reduced "a
sl.oo0 and 90 days for oil Of
exceptions.
State rs. Morris Daviss motion
10 arrest judgment over ruled.
Indian Refining Co. vs.. Mrs.
Lizzie Buffalo: plaintiff taxed
with cost.
Metropolitan Discount Co. vs..
J. 7. Williams: continued to NOV.
term.
A. W. johnson vs. John Koran
continued TO Nov. FERN.
Elizabeth L TiEmsn Is. Ids
JAWS case revived with 4. H,
Watson plaintiff.
State vs. Oliver Coruthers
appeal reinstaled.
State Is. Oliver Coruthers: mol
pressed.
City Of Oxford Is 4. Y. Hiler:
motion for new trial over ruled
City Of Oxford vs.. 4. B. Cole
e al; notion for new trial oysr
ruled.
Court adjourned.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-30
Circuit Court Proceedings.

Continued From Last Week.
In the case Of Brown Coal Co.
vs.tWalter Brummett. e al. an
error appeared in this paper last
week. which We gladly correct.
1t should read Brown Coal CO.
VS. Walter BFummett and others.
judgement against Lee Baggett.
Sr- and Lee Baggst.. Jr.
The Mexican Land & Security
Co. vs.. J. B. Andrew: motion q
plaintiff for new trial granted.
State VS. Lee Aleander- motion
for new trial and 90 days 10 hle
bill Of exeepdans.
j. L. Duster Is. University Of
Mississippi: passed = Nov. 1915.
c. J. Watson rs Oliver Griffin :
defendent taxed Sith cost.
State vs. Morris Davis: motion
for new trial over ruled.
Howard Alexander " Wilson
Neeren: transcript ordered pro-
duced Nov. /.
J. D. Psacock v. A. D. Kelly.
motion Of defendent for new ria
over ruled.
E o. Davidson ". S H. Plant
motion for new trial over ruled.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-30

Old Papers For Sale AT This
Once.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-30

the home" and i diseased BY Prof.
Aifrzi y. Mileieru. professor Of Greek
Prof Aliidern holds that il i plainly
the dury o. university such As ssOle
Mss" 70 opea vide the door Of oppor-
tnnity 70 every youth within the "a
silns oi her influence and TO exert her
fun strength IN the training and devel
opns-nt Of each one for the highes.
quality q citizenship.
TIE University has secured a splen.
id start this year and the prospects a
opening were never brighter and mors
Inspiring to the ChaneeElor and Faculty.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-30
Mt Zion Notes.

The advance in the price Of
Cotton has proven a stimulus %
our farmer frisnds. and while
many Of the men have not much
Of The staple to gather, they are
rejoicing with those who have
generous crops and feel that
better times are ahead for the
peoDle than vas anticipated esrli-
erin the season.
The health 81 cur vicinity and
surrounding country il excellent.
We have not heard Of a case Of
typhoid or malaria this summer.
Our people are doubtless learn
ing 10 look upon the ily and mos
quito a. deadly enemies and to
either put them out OF business
or give them a "wide berth"
ESQ. Evans and his son John
have added much to their prem
ises by giving things 10 general
Ia hansome coat Of whitewash.
Grandmother Evans has grown
quite feeble Of late.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-30
NOTICE.

The North Mississippi PSesbyreriaI
VIII meet with the College HiH Church
Oct 81 Inc opening service viii b
TUESDAY evening al -.38, al which tine
Rev J. z Brown viii deliver an ad-
dress On missions.
Eaeh day fhrough the eth the meet
ings VIII open a. SD a. m, ? and 7 d
pm
The meetings are open TO any vino
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-30

u. c Falkner. while aliehtine
from a horse Sunday afternoon.
injured his right foot BY striking
Z against : post. Vale the IL
jury Is not serious, yet It Is very
painful.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-30
TRADE NOTES.

WANTED.-Hoss Of al kinds.
aili gay iron four and ons-half "a
I've and one-hzH cents per pound.
Phone s56.
!. D. BvrLEz.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-30
NEW MARKET.

L you want G0od Fresh Meats
phone the new market Tor the rivh,
prices Phone 26.
FRASzLlx & A1Larty.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-30
Nr. - - Il

Mr. and Mrs. Fs..s,.
way. Jr-, will speni z.
this week taking il =
Memphis.
Rev james B. La.
. series Of meetings.,
near the Covger -
afternoon. TIE --.
on indefinitely.
Quartely Conisrs-~s,
at Mt zion church q.
Sunday. Several =.
present and the bus-~'
attended on Sa;u-sr
A. Tucker Presi1ius J,
Holly Springs -
days 10 the siiEea5r|
people
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-30

FOR sALE-Ksntusky grown
Natural Leaf tobacco. Cd sound
sweet and good s lbs. delivered
any past Office in Mississippi for
Sl.OC.
R H. GEoEos lgroxsrl
Brandon. KY.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1915-09-30

Advertising gets results.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-25
SMALL PORTION OF MEN HIT
 BY INFANTRY FIRE EXPLAINED

Paris. Feb 24.-The relativelv small proportion of men hit by fn- fantry fire has been explained by the fact that the blue sky draws the aim high. La Illustration maintains that this position is untenable because high fire is often more deadly than low by reason of the fact that it reaches the reserves who are often as- sembled in far more compact masses than the men on the firing lines.
 In charging position an infantry mans rifle barrel forms an angle of about 12 degrees above the horizonA At from 16 to 60 degrees the Lebel rifle with the '1D" bullet has range of about 4400 yards maximum. Sup posing that considerable part of the fire were drawn high by the blue sky there would be zone of 150 yards just within the maximum range that would be particularly dangerous for the reserves.
The Sentinel=record., 1915-02-25

TT is wonderful what miracles of inn \ provement in looks can be brought about by means of the coiffure and it's decorations. Only beautiful ard au- dacious youth can afford to wear plain, severe styles of hairdres sing. Waves that mitigate the austerity of straight lines, curls which suggest femininity, are almost invariably be- coming. And aside from becoming ness. a well. .groomed appearance (more eyi- dent in the coiffure than anywh ere) has a compelling charm in itself.
 When the best and most tasteful of hair ornaments are worn, to set off the chic coiffure, chance is given for the exercise of individual taste. There are many pretty hair ornaments, unpreten- tious and elegant that any clever woman can fashion for herself. Near ly all of the new ones are made of strands of small rhinestones, used in single or double bands, about the head in the manner of Greek bands. But with them flowers. feathers, or velvet ornaments are used.
 Two of the best designs are shown here and one hardly needs more than the picture to be able to go about copying them. One consists of rhine stone band sewed to a fine silk-coverec wire which terminates in loop al each end halrpln thrust througl