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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-20
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Naplos fir Die &onoentior.
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Die g~ien.dnaus.
Son Soiepb t {.

sMsie ;i6 mir benfe, 10 lit bielen Biez
nen5ii6tcrt1 Bic 8ienenlans unbefauut,
% bielelbe ballptiadlid mir auf berz
ipabrloifen 8ienenitanben borfommt.
Sb ielblt babe Sic 8ienenlaus in an
nucinen bisberigeu Smferiabren bloB
etnrndt anf cinem cinlomcln 8ieucnz.
itanoe eincs @%ugeientbalcs bc5 Glla,z.
lanoes gu leben befpmrnen. Wriner
Nnitdt na6 lit oieielbe ni9t ipSldabz
lid, tpie lmand1e 8ieneMi9btcr bebdlpz
ten, bennph 1T ifc abeTT 1tagemeias De-
lditisenb fir Sic &6nisin nnb Mnbeitsz
tbiene. SIZE 8ienenlaus lit cine gu Sen
riiiielloien Sliesen (gprpboscilae) gez
b0renoe 2ausfIiese, pbnc Sliisel, lit
rptbbrann gefdrbt unb. meiner ghdz
sung mud, nibt gang 1916 8pll lang.
lSerner barf iie 11idt als Earolit, 1on=
bern pielmebr mt als 1iidgenoiie Ser.
8ienen betra6tet tpcrbcu. 5obiel i6
big iebt iiber Bic 8ienenlnus gclelen
babe. tennt mar bisber MIR @eib9en,
bieS1.lr tpenise 2arben our @elt brinz
gen, tpelde Tie pupepnreif in Sen 8iez
nenif6den su 8oben fallen laiien. ssSn
10 Sagen entipidelt ii9 aug ser iebr
fleinen Erippe. Sic iid i'm 8obengemiiu
befinbet, Bic fertise 8ienenIeus. -
Muf Der Irbeitsbiene lebt sic 8ienen<
Iaug getp6bnlid MIR ein5eIn, bod
fommt lie audi gu 5tpeien unb breien
Dor. &eit mebr bebaftet oabon tpiro
ongegen Die &Dntgtn. 60 ipurben Idon
bis SO Stid auf elmer &Dnigin bepb<
ddtet. - 8ie beleitigt man min bic
2qule aug ei1em 8ienenbolfe? Ser mir
ein5ige bcfannte @eg tpdre, bab man
iebr Dfters oa 8obenbrett eircs bclauz
ten gienenitodes iauber ausreinigt
ober nit anoeren @orten, seIast, alien
%l1nratb am 8ooen beleitigt. SIZE berz
lauite aDnisin lubt man bernus nnb
iperrt Tie in einen @eileltafig. 9arna1
bsbali6e mani lie leidt nit &au6 (ets
ma 8tsarrenraud) Sic Qduie fallen
berutfer 11nb fDnnen Damn lci1t gez
t0btet iperben. Son 3eit 5l 3eit ettpns
&all6 nit bem Sdmpfer brrd bic @a=
bengailen %seblaien, tpirD bel ausbelz
fen 5l elmer 16nellen 8eIeittgung Der
2dl1le IN einem 8ienen}tpde. 9o6 bds
Igallberbalten bes 8obcnbrctts lit Bic
@auptlade. neil babel Sic b%erpuppten
2arpen forttpdbrenb pernidtet tperoen.
~ F I A-I.WaN tsNrH8 . NV h.
@1tc @atbid)lage fir 8iencn5iidter.
8erridte ale Mrbciten auf Dem Biee
nenitanoe nit l1eberleeung nnb NIT
sroBer &r1be. 8ermetbe nerbDle @n1t.
69iibe bas @elidt gesen Glide nit
elmer Sallbe (geiD. Nrbeite 1idt nit
Ben Bienen bel idlebter 8itteruns,
ionoern tpdble marine Sage. @tibt
eine 8iene, 10 lanfe nidt glei9 babptl
unb tperfe aIles meg. Benlbe immer
Naud, bod nibt 5u biel, 81 ipnf Sic
betdubten Bienen crit re6t iteden .ipie
%tpiitbeno. @erbinbere bas Saqenla1en
BON 8aben NIT 8ienen barat, ;llnb aer<
quetIde feinegienen. @a1lbe feline ited@
lMitise Static auf oeinem Bienenlfanbe.
fdaffe ianftmiitbise fleibige 8ienen
an. (Solde iinb bic ecbten Stdliener@
bienen.) SHE ltene bib in Sic Sluglinie
eines 8ienenitodes. Ia bies Oens ein%
lno ausfliesenben Bienen giebr l1nan@
genebm 1T uno sleid5eitig ben @eg
~beriperrt. Cine. ipeibe &Iei0ung ut
gut. I'm nit 8ienen gu arbeiten, ba Bic
gienen, benz @nl6ein nad). Die ipeiBe
Sarbe lieben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-20
gcrlanst: @aoden oDer Brauur
a1gemeine @ansarbeit. Nahaufraaen
so. 1143 Main ctr. 19,19t.

2anb golbile Sn0ian Meierbati>
on, @aibington, jebt often, fir Nniiez
0elllng. Sic 3iebung finbet an 81.
SSllli ltatt. gttpn 100000 Mder 2anb.
Sruftz, Sarmz unb 8eioeIdn1ereien.
gollltanoise. in @eftionen ~abgetbeilte
@arte uro 8ei9reibung ppitfrei 3llge<
fatlpt na4 gmpfang bpn $1.OO. COT
oatA1, Watroien (ober beren Srauen)
ails 'oem 8iirgerfrie9e ober benz ipns
Mid . anerifanii6en &riege f0r1e,t
lidl bet benz Mgenten regiitriren Iaffen.
s6reiben @ie~uns hpegen SSorml1Iare.
Die mir fret 5lIenben. Smith e Mfcs
Gren, 3immer 651. eagle guilbing,
gppfare, @aib. 18mat.2M.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-20
(Ginscianbt.)

Us miro 10 btel ge5etert ll1lo &C.
ldrtelt, merm elm @iirger ieilt @las
8ier ooer @ein it, elmer @irtbidaft
%trinft nnO baben oieie 4%rofibitiors
fanatifer es ourd)gelest, nnier liebes
Davenport sur Ml1deritabt 5n oeera-
oiren, aber babel iiberieben lie 6as
Nladlltlicgenbe.
Sic Observation-Disclosures brvlger
icbr Id)one 8orltellungen, 6od al,d)
piel 5dltnb, ll1ro ipllten 5danltellun=
gen bon @onoiten, melhe lire loge-
rannte al1nlt# in @elbfai1en 5l ipren-
gen, Giienbabn3iige ,su iiberfallen urb
SIT beraubel1, Der Sl1geno borfiibren,
nidt geItattet merben unb iolhe1
Ibeatern Sic 2i5ens ent5ogen meroen,
oerartiae Saden mirfe,t bemoraliii-
reno. Nlin fpn1nt bas Seem Mmeri=
con I6eater init elmer M115eige zines
gmntet 3alto11, Ser ei115ige iiberleben-
Be uberiidtigte" (nidt beriibmte)
Naltber, Ser la%ngidbrige @dreden
bon &anias, Der eben einen 14iabri=
gen 3lld]tbaustermin abgeieNen, nit
gilOern unb grfldrungen leiner io=
%genannten uSelbentbaten" un5 fiibrt
oiele Ser liebet SSl1genh Dor un6 tpie
man es %anfangt, nit einem SdNage
$4,000 SIT erbalten nnb DaB man
oann nod abioloirter 5trafe als
vSelo" in irgenG einein @anoelbil-
%oertbeater altftreten ,fann uf1o attge-
ltallnt miro. @enn oerartiges bon
Ser I%ogenannten Genl1tr erlal1bt miro,
10 iolte es Die @fIidt Der 8eboroe
lei11, gegen 8anoiten Don &aliber
gmmet Gallons (nidt @err 9alton)
5teQung gu nebmen l1nb 0ieIe 5dall=
ltealtngen 81 berbieten.
Mdtnngsbon
Cine oentide 8iirgerin 9abenpprts.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-20
Scittc lit Der lcttc Sag fir SpmnIbip.
Wnucl6ltnae1t.

Selte lit Ser leete -gag fir 8anoi-
oaten, lire @ominationen fir Gotpr-
1btpamter 81 bltden. Die @abl oiirfte
oieles Sabr aiuBerIt beiB al1sfauen,
oa belize Garteier, 9emofraten mie
aud @epnblifaner> duBerIt quite uro
befannte 2eute alf 0ie Gidets geiest
Fbaben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-20
9cntide sparbanf BON Me,u 2ibcrtl
p%crboppclt ibr &apital.

Die 1eutide sparbanf BON Seem
SlbertD, Sa., (@ermam Sapinas
ganD fat ibr Stamlnfapital bon
$4,000 alf $4,000 erbobt. get
elmer fur5li6 abgebaltenen Mftionar=
oerlammlnng mnrOe beihloiien, oag
8ap1tal Der 8arf 81 perooppeln. Die
ga'1f gilt als cine ser liderltcn Ser
oortisen @egeno.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-20
sdInfcgersiticn in Der Song 8rupe
Sdnle.

Sic 5dluBerer5itien ser 2oit
4@rope 5dule int @rinceton Gotpn=
lbip mer6en am 6reitag, Sen 6.M1ai,
abgebalten meroen. SRI. gtbel s..
2ancaiter lit Sic 2ebreri1, Sic 0ieier
5dl1le poritebt. @pr utlo nad oem
Erogramm merDert sic Sd)iilerinnen
oes &anoarbeitsfl1r ils Sen @ltern
Der 8raonirenoen, mie al1dy 0eren
Nrennoinnen uno. 5rerut6e See
Cream utt6 Sudden b%erabreiden.
NadItebeno Das bollltdnotge 8ro=
granm:
@ebet.
Srdeiter.
2ies, Sur 6lag - @lee Club.
@ecitation, 81 6ellom's Motber -
@alter @ollt.
&ecitation, Driping Some TIE
CONS - Sooner 5peer.
2ieo, STE @inomia - Brimorp
9ipiion.
Mecitotior,, mben Go0op .sbaoes
Slutt OieIuJeI.
9ieo, 81 8elcome 5parrotp ~
Birgi1ia Docl1m.
&ecitation, Burial Of 2incoln -
Cecil Sletder.
2ieo, Sut on tbe Geep 80 @lee
gl1tb.
9%teeitation, SIZE 0tber SIDE Of tie
Mpon - Mortba &olit.
Mecitation, She Jool's 8raper ~
Sarol6 6raier.
aie0, 500 tbe Satber - 9rimorp
|9ibiiion.
@eeitotioll @aibington = @irgi-
mia Oocnm.
M%eeitation, SIZE prophecy - So
bart Speer.
aeeitation, 81 ainp Girl mil.
oreo &napper.
2ieo, Ste Srping ~ @lee CLUB.
&ecitation, I6e Bright SIDE ~
Marie SSletder.
@ecitation, 16e 2aop's Cream -
Stuff Docum.
sieo, @bidaoees Nrimarp 81
pilion.
@ecitotion, eoDe ~ @anie Slet-
der.
@ecitatio11, gs6en tbe Cons Come
Some - Goitb @peer.
2ieo, Sairp Grids - 5duIe.
Mecitationen, &eep M-@oing, Suit
a gop Cecil unb 2onis 8idIe.
Necttation, 8laebir6 gooie
Goof.
2ieo, Dream Ship "a gduIe.
&napper.
@eeitotion, aftermbiles - 9oro-
ftp Senrp.
2ieo, andyoreo NJ @lee GIub.
Star Of tbe Sea - Srhe1fer.
Spiel She 1breao Of Getting.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-20
2pfaler @cttcrbcridlt.

Davenport, 10. Mai.
Durdldnitts : 9arometerltano 5000
Iltrd)idnitts Semperatl,r . 55
6pdIte Semperatlr bel,te IS
Nieoriglte Gcn1peratur leste Na6t IS
Normale Genlperatur fir 33
Sabre !. 50
Durdidnittliae Geudtiefeit Ser
nieSeridlaa in "a atunoen 600.
@orberridelt0e @inoridtlng . 50.
@alierltal0 tint Z l1br Morgens Ill
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-20
Spei feine Ggtarnomen

NIT Dem Iampfer ,Mforning Star'
nah Dem groben li1b ~beriibmtet Seq
fltf Iamm a1n 81. MSoi. @bfabrt un
900 l1br Ibenos, Miidfebr Mo11tae
Morgen Inn 700 l1br. = l1no mil
Dem Gampfer u@elen @lair" mad
Clinton am 80. Mai, DECORATIONS
tag. abfabrt Moraens $50 l1br
Iabrpreis SOC. S%elepboniren sic
Iap. 2573 1uegen gin5elbeiten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-20
Ofeue Nln5ei8en.


Srennben ltnb 8efannteM biermit
bic traurige Madridt. bab mein scz
llebtcr @atte, unler lieber Yater,
Sdipiegerbater urb GroBbater,
Heter @attbtaS ecbutamm
am 9onnergtag, Ben is. WRai, Mbenbg
I'M z nbr 80 Nlin.. na6 langcm.
ldtperen 2eiben I'M Sitter bon 60 Snbz:
ren. Z Monaten 1nb a Gagcn ianft
entidfafen lit.
9as Acknowledgements finbct AM
sonntag. Den 81. Mai, Na1mittags
Inn 2 llbr, bonn Srnl1erbauie, Ditlicbe
6: 5trabe III @%cttenbnrf, aus na1 bent
Ntne Sill Sriebbofe ltatt.
lin titles 8eileio bitten Sic tiefbes
triibten @interbltebencn:
Sral Mruta Scbmattt, geb. 8eaben.
@attin.
Srat Ginnta Msasclt, geb. Gegntann,
0nitab Scbmant,
SttD Scbmatt1t,
&arrp Sebmanlt,
&ifber,
FGu@. 10, 2o,21t. neblt gcrpanbten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-20
scfannte gnti=s n%ffrasettin int
Staate.

Sri. Mariorie 9ormar, sic in
Girgiltia geboren lit nno bel elmer
Seem Dorfer 3eitulrg cine berporra-
genoe Stelung befleioet, 4peilt au-
genblidli6 auf einer &agnetour
gegen Die Suffragettenbemegung I'M
Staate Sonia urto miro am Montag,
ben %. Mais Mbenbs 8 l15r i'm 60
lonial Sbeater at @rinnen einerl
gortrag iiber u@arltm s6ie Sraller1
neber 6es 5Stim1nredts be0urfem,
nod oasielbe baben tpollen" balten.
Seoermattn 1T gu Dem @ortrag einge.
LADEN.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-20

3u Dermietbcn: 6 GUNNER paus nit
8arage uno @iibnerballs. nit ODER pb<
ne 2R Mder 2anb. @ietbe SIS. s@e<
ilegen $40. 2401 glm straBe, Sitz9us
benport. Nad5ufrngen 3imn1er Z,
Suselebp. 3o2h grabb gtraBe.
2O,18t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-20

$aben sic idon 0Io Datiftot,
Bier probirt? @leia init Dem beftett
importirten 8ier unb empfobIen bon
ben 9oftoren. @od Sslan6 8retping
Complain. Mnsl
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-20
Mtaet8en fur
arbeitsplate, 8erfaufe, gcrluite.

@ubunngc,t etc.
IN oieier &ubrif tperoen fir .eiinen gag
big 5l elmer ISOLDE 5u ben nadfolgenz
ben Staten inierirt: 8is gu bier 8eilen
.oDer oeren Ndllm soc, iiber bier 11n6
big gu adt 3eiIen $1.OO. Seine Mn=
5et9e miro fir tpeniger als SOC angez
nomrmen.
Sir Stel(enseiude ipiro Bel emf big
led1smaltger Sniertion 25c bere1net.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-20

8erlatgt: Gin Mnnr1 ober Sral, e.t4
gngirt In eine,11 groben @t~abIii5enle1t.
nm als unier @ertreter au fn,1giren.
Gin gutter gerbienit tam er5ieIt tperA
ben, obne bnb es binberlid nit ber re4
gularen Grbeit lit. gnrpfeblnrgeu ges
tpiinidt. Goreife inter .152", r9ep
Deutptrat". 2O,ta
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-20
@ctterbcridt.

@aibingtpn, 20. Mai.
Sir Sliltpis rulo Sptpa: Sdalter
Salnstag n11o Sonntag, apenig
MellocrNng IN Sen1peratl1r.
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- Merdants 9ransfer & @torag.
SO. 9elepbo11 S55. (Aua.)

Gen Seloentob fiirs @oterlono
ltarb IN Weerifo &orporal @iuiam
Goben. - 9itte BEL ser ltaieblten ST.
pbenreoe 81 benuben.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-20
Nus BEN 2eitrfrtis.

9argermeiiter Sobn germalo Bat
oieier Sage oen Ser Demofrat",
|~1pod}entlid eitte Spalte llnieres 9la-
tes Sem 2eIerfreis, sen sBiirgern Ser
Sta0t Dabe1port al1 fopfern. @ir
BADEN gerlte e~ingetpilIigt nnb tperben
barum bon Delte ab ieben 9onntag
cine Spalte .o0er 5tpei eingelanoten
.Mrtifeln nnierem 2eierfreis our Ser
fiigutg itelen. Dieie @ltbrif lit nun
balptiadlid fir @eldaperoen iiber
1taotilde Qngelegenbeiten eirgeridtet
ftporoen. Sin ieinemM rtifeI lon Ser
5hreiber aber nidt 11l1r. feline ge.
ldaperbe befannt MAIDEN, lonoern
aud arroenter, fpie nod ieiner Mniidt
Dem betreffen6en 'l1ebel in elmer ooer
aroere't @eiie a%beebolfen ,peroen
fam.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-20

5n permietben: z 9immer Sallg.
2S09 telegraph Moa6 (gnbe Ser ipeitl.
4. Giraffe. @afier. eleftrif1es 2idt.
Sabner Z Sals etc. Mietbe $d5 per
Monat. l7:1@t.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-20

Cine poraiiglide slustpobl ser
alerneuelten uno beiten Gapeten fiji
ole !8imner 5u maBigen @reilen.
Sobn 81. 8itttper, 305 @elt 8. Ctr,
9nbenport. (Mna.)
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Sic Mebaftion.

@ammtlide n@ineeianotes aus
Dem 2eierfreiielr oiirfen ,l1lr auf .ei-
1ter Seite oes @riefbogens beldrieben
lem. .gingelanotes unter bieie @llbrif
1T ipie uabitebeno gu a6reiiiren: goi-
tor uBoice Of tbe @eople", Ser @e-
ntofrat, 9apenport, So. 9. @e6.).
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-20

8erlmngt: SS1lnse gum Mliefern int
Groceries @eiddft. Nad5ufra9en iu
SO. $40 tpeitl. 9. ctr. 17,IWt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-05-20

@erla,tgt: Gin Mdbden ober Trau
fir %alselneine &aisarbeit. Hbore
4473sM. 1900 Sair Mbe. ,18I8
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-19

edges Of the cuffs to the sleeves with
the large perforations meeting the
seams of the sleeves and the notches
meeting, then fell the edges of the
lining over the seams. The frills you
have cut from the organdie. The
prettiest finish for them, for the
chemisette and for the collar will be
picot edges which are obtained by
machine hemstitching cut through the
center, but if that is not obtainable,
you can either buttonhole them with
thread of moderate weight or you can
finish them with tiny little lace whipped
to rolled edges. Join the ends of the
cuffs, using the double seams and
then join to the outside material Of
the cuffs with the seams and notches
exactly meeting and fell the lining
of the cuffs over the seams. Place
the sleeves in the armholes with the
seams at the notches and the single
perforations exactly together, and
hold the sleeves toward you as you
haste into place, for when you do this
the little extra fullness that is in the
sleeves will be taken up naturally and
so provide the needed spring over the
shoulders If the sleeves were of the
exact size of the arnholes, they would
draw Bind the seams with thin
seam binding and press fiat, then turn
up under the blouse and tack to the
shoulder seams. Gather the blouse
on the lower line of perforations.
Cut piece of betting two and one-half
inches wide and the length of the belt
in the pattern. If need be take up
tiny darts to fit it to form figure.
Then arrange the blouse over it,
allowing one-half inch of the betting to
extend below the edge of the blouse,
for you will want to join the skirt to
this belt to make a one-piece gown.
Lap the right side of the chenisette
portion over the left with the large
perforations meeting and haste, then
arrange under the blouse with the edges
of the blouse at the perforations.
Basic into place and fell the inner
edges of the chemi5ette portion to
position. Sew the collar to the neck
edge with the center backs and notches
meeting and fell thin seam binding
over the seam.
To make the skirt for a one-piece
costume, close the seams at the back
all the way to the upper edges, then
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-19
Plated Skirts Of Striped Materials are Smart

THE bright days that we are
having; Just now, or the bright
= days that are allowed US between
the grey ones, are SO deiigntiuily
suggestive of the warm weather and
of outdoor life, it is not surprising that
the sports costumes should be largely
exploited and largely discussed. Un,
doubtedly, they are OF exceptional
importance this year and of exceptiona!
charm. A great many very beautiful
materials are used for their making
and the winter resorts have set the
example of sports costumes that are
at once practical yet essentially
feminine and attractive In effect: II
only we may be spared the exhibition
of the sports costume worn upon the
street, to the matinee and for similar
occasions, all will be well but here IN
New York, at least we have a big
public who admires sports clothes
without belonging to the circle that IS
at home in the country clubs and upon
the golf links, consequently the sports
costume is worn out OF place since 1t
cannot be worn in place. If New York
is to stand as an example for the rest
of the Country, the word OF warning
cannot be spoken too earnestly. The
sports costume is desirable only for
morning wear at the summer resorts
where sports will be enjoyed as
looker-on, if not as a participant and
for the actual indulgence thereof.
While it would hardly seem necessary
to make such an utterance, experience
goes to show that costumes worn out
of place have vulgarized many a
fashion and the sports costumes are
too attractive and too desirable to be
allowed to meet with such fate.
There has been some little talk to
the effect that the jersey silk was not
altogether practical for skirts but 1t
seems of too light a weight to stretch
seriously and dressmakers are learning
to overcome the tendency. An ex-
ceedingly beautiful costume seen re-
Gently is made with a skirt of striped
green and white silk and coat OF
plain green trimmed with white. The
skirt is plated to bring the green
stripes all on top but for the depth OF
the yoke these plaits are reversed SO
that at glance one gets the effect OF
a white yoke with green below. The
coat is perfectly simple plain one
but with a loosely knotted sash OF the
same that is finished with fringe at the
ends. The white collar and cuffs give
Just touch of lightness and of smart
ness. More substantial costumes,
those designed for the women who
really take sports seriously, are apt to
be made OF the wool jersey, the skirts
with less fullness and more often plain
with perhaps few plaits at the sides
and Of generous width. However, it
is accomplished or whatever way it is
brought about, the fullness of the
skirt for general wear is massed over
the hips and the tendency is apt to
appear to a modified extent at least in
skirts of sports use Some of the
newest sashes are knotted very loosely
at the front in what is known as
''echarpe" or sling style, the application
of the name being found in the form OF
the knot. A pretty one is OF shamrock
green with sash of the same but with
the collar, cuffs and pockets OF green
and white check.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-19
By MAY Manton

Enthusiastically, great many three
piece costumes are being made for
street wear, that is to say, gowns and
coats of one material although the
gown usually will consist of the skirt
and blouse trimming OF a heavier
fabric with the blouse itself of the
Georgette crepe that serves so many
uses, of tulle or of some other thin
material. For afternoon occasions,
the neck finish runs to the extreme,
either it consists of a very high collar
which in some way suggests the
necessity for giraffe-like neck or it is
cut well below the collar line in the
half low style, that while it is pretty
when it is becoming, it is so apt to be
trying that it does not often meet with
a very marked success. A really
beautiful gown which gives evidence
of this latter feature is adapted to the
afternoon dance, to the hotel dinner
or to the theatre. 1t comes from the
distinguished house of Martial &
Armand. 1t is made of chameleon
taffeta showing wonderful COM
bination of red, blue and lavender
and it is combined with burgundy red
tulle in a most marvellous way. The
skirt proper is of the tulle finished with
a box plating of the silk at the lower
edge and there is a pannier like drapery
of taffeta which allows long plain
line at the front but provides much
distended hips The bodice is of the
taffeta to the line of the low neck, it
covers the bust line and is extended
straight over the arms in the old time
way. Above this bodice is yoke of
tulle that comes within a few inches
of the collar line and this yoke is
softly full over a band of blue ribbon
approximately half its width. The
pulled sleeves terminate just above
the elbows. 1t is a charming costume
for the woman with perfect throat
and neck but the line is one to be looked
upon with judgement by anyone else.
A gown from the house Of Bazau, which
is made of soft brown poplin with
tu1le bodice shows the neck cut Just
a little below the collar and with
fiat plated ruche lying down over the
bodice as a finish. In various similar
ways the tendency is constantly ex-
plotted. This last neck line can
scarcely be called half low, for it ter
inmates just a trihe below the collar
but it is trying to the average woman
nevertheless and it marks a tendency
that cannot be overlooked. The line is
pretty only when becoming. Small
dresses wearing high collar. The
high collars are many Of them, buttoned
right up the front as high as it is
possible to wear. They are of course
shown upon the costumes designed
for somewhat simpler afternoon
occasions but the tendency toward
the high neck is apparent nevertheless.
While they will not be exploited to
any considerable extent on this side of
the sea during the summer atleast, they
make feature which cannot be over
locked. A very new blouse designed
for wear with tailored suit is made
of lace and Georgette crepe and is
exceedingly dainty and attractive with
a collar that is straight at the front
extending up quite to the chin and be-
coming circular at each side to widen
out into frill at the back which ex-
tends we'll up over the hair and this
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1916-05-19

THE present is a season of
essentially feminine effects
in underwear and even the
plainest, simplest garments of
morning wear. In the illus
tration are found a night gown
that will make an appeal be-
cause Of its very simplicity, a
combination undergarment that
is made of fine houncing and
batiste, kimono that is one Of
the most satisfactory and
thoroughly comfortable that
could be offered and two use
full garments which will make
a certain appeal to the busy
housewife.
The night gown is in kimono
style that is so comfortable and
so becoming. The neck and
sleeves are finished with under
facings and hemstitched and
with big buttonholes through
which soft ribbon is passed.
There is almost no work re-
quired to make such garment
and it would be hard to find a
prettier one. Scalloped edges
may be used and embroidery
can be employed if liked but
it is simplicity Of this garment
that means its charm.
The corset-cover. is one of
the best liked Of the season
and these straight covers are
worn under fancy blouses as
well as for evening dress. The
embroidery is excellent for
general wear.