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Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-07-15
Spjialiitil6e &a9ne.

9as Natipnal aomitee Der 60
5ialiItilhen partei BON 9lmerita BOT
folgenoen 9lufruf fir bic YrGiioent=
l6afts &agne erIaIIen:
0enoilen uno GenoNinnen,
Dies Sobr lit unIere 8elegenbeit,
uno mir perosn niht perIugen. Naf
Dem getrug Der progrenipen purtei
ourh ibre sSiibrer tpenoen iih piele
tauienoe osntenoer giirger, Die glaub=
ten, BOP burh Die partei Io3iols
9erehtigtsit uno inoultrielIe Demo
tratie srrsiat lpsroen t0nntsn, bon
Den nJiibrern" nit ibren Robtdu=
Ider Metbooen erniihtert uno beIsiz
oiet. Der So5. partei gu uno purtsn
eifrig auf ihre 9otidaft. 9iele sDsiz
tsre toulsnbs, bon Dem orohenoen
Bahstum oes MiIitarismus in unz
Ierer Republit obseitoben. bon benz
Whiturismus, Ser 10 srobes llnsliid
iiber Die Hutionen Ser alien Wslt
ssbraht, bssriiBen Die Sos. Dartei.
aIs bic portei bes Jrieoens, oes
ort16ritts uno Der i1ternationulen
Solionritdt.
Der srobartiee Muf, ben fih unisr
sine Reprdfentant I'm 4ongreb, 8e=
none Msper 3onbon, pdhrenb 1einer
Sdtisteit srporbsn, mar fir uns uue
eine Nusue grobsr gsfrisoiguns uno
oes 9lniporns. 9lllein uno ohne Sil=
fe, bat sr punosrDole 9lrbsit aeIeiz
Itet. Sober Sag bat nber bic Notz
Ipsnoistsit elmer ipirtidmen io5ioliiti=
Iten Station i'm aonsreb gessist.
Wir glauben, oaB ausse3sihnete
e(usiihten beitehen, ishs ober udt
peitere SonsreB 9lbgeoronste in oiez
lem Sabre gu erlpdblen.
Die Gbaneen, Ssnohsr eugene 9.
Oebs gu ertpdblsn, perbeTern iih nit
jeoem Sage, uno ss 'ino Die beitsn
Nuslihtsn in Nelp Yort, Wisconiin.
Stloboma uno Nepaoa. Wsnn mir
Die oasu notlpenoigs snsrsiIhe 3amz
payne fiihren = mas mir tun mill
len - Damn lit Der Sie9 Nher.
& mpusne pllne ousgez
legt.
sluber ben b.lonoersn InItrensun=
gen in oieien siinltisen OiI.ritten, in
osnen mir xrehtiste Soffnuns ha=
ben, Aonsrebleute gu ertpdhIen. muB
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-07-15
Mus @a1bin9tou.

tpies barauf, oab iih in ben politiz
iden Sotalen eine llmmdl3uns oollz
5iebe, bic CUR polligen umformuns
Der poIitilhen ardfte i'm 2anbe fu1z
rem. Der 9lbseoronete iagte eine 0ers
oOppeluns bes io5iaitii@en @Otums
Dordus.
Ct betonte, oab sic Demotratii 6e
gnrtei ale ibre traoittonelen 5hoz
rien iiber oas Hsdt Der Gin3elitaas
ten uber ben Saufen pnrf. als lie bic
Militdrbil annahm, bic bic Stats
milisen Der 8unossz zResieruns unters
iteut, pdbrenb bic repub!itaniihe
Yartei, bic irnmsr bebauptet, lie trete
fir cine oefinitioe nattonaitiihe pars
tel elm, in Der Jrase oes Jrouen.
ftimmre9ts, gum 3nede bes polit!'
ihen Sonslierens, bic Inselegenbe1'
ben Staaten Iberlpies.
Die Oemotraten i'm 2onsreb ha
ben nun ibre 3uitimmuns gu
@4iffsbiu s.s.ben, na4oem prdl'
bent Wilfon lid NIT oem Imenbe
ment oos Ger Neaieruns oerbietst
Gdiffe sic bic Jlasse elmer Sc
| trieafiibrenben Mahte fiihren. onau
taufen. sufrieben CAB.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-07-15

Sn Der Oistuliion iiber sic 1arifz
s5raae, bic am leBten Dienstas i'm
aonsreb isattfanb. beIeu4tete BET TO-
sialiltii9e Mbgeoronete Meper 2onz
bon, bic 6euhelet Der biireerliaen
Dorteien, bic benz 0olte bic ange6z
|lihen Meinunssperihiebenbeiten iiber
Sen Sarif als 9auptarsument i'm
aampfe um bic prdiioentihaft porz
fiibren, lpdbreno lie iih in Wirtlidz
teit oura nihts unterideioen, oa lie
beioe, lotpohl in ben 3Ollfrasen, pie
in alien anbern bic boberen Sntereiz
len Der Nation ouber Nht lahen,
tpenn es ibnen 10 beliebt, unb ben
SntereNen ibrer parteien bamit gez
oient lit.
Ct pertpies Saraui, oaB Republiz
taner pie Demotroten fir ben
54utson NIT oller Waht eintraten,
menn bic lotalen SntereFen bas sez
rabe perlongten, unb es lei teine
5eltenbeit, baB bic Demotraten aud
ben republitanii@en 9arifforberunz
aen bas Wort rebeten. Der fo5ialiitis
i&< Mbseorbnete bielt feline Reoe, IN
Werbinbuns nit Ser Dumping
Rlauiel, bic bobe S&ub3one einfubs
rem min, um bas Mblaben biatse'
Waren aus anbern Qdnbern nod BEN
ariese gu perbiiten. St ipra4 oud
au Dem perlonsten Shus fir BIZ
sFarbitoffs Snbuitrie unb Der porsele:
benen 4ariftommiiFon.
2onoon iprah feline @enustunns
Iiibsr bic porgeihlasene Grhohune
loer Gtntommenz unb grbf4aftsiteue'
aus unb bic beabii4tiste ginfib'
runa osy Munitionsiteuer. Ct pers
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-07-15

Sabre tpdbren, nit pedfelnoen Gr=
folsen auf beioen, Bis aur o0llisen
GrI4opfung Der Sauptbeteiligten.
Damn aber tann bic san3e Samples
enersie bes internotionolen proletas
riots, sdnalid in Der furdtbarsn Or
belt Der segenfettlgen Wernl9tung
aufsebraht perben. unb ols Hez
iultot erpieie ii4, Dab uniere sanse
&ultur I'm etne Feik bon oSabr=
5ebnten suriidseDorfen tpdre. Gin
Jrieben, Der nidt aug benz WiGen
Der srtpohten 80Ieer, ionoern aus
Der sesenIeitisen GrId0pfung se=
lh(ollen tuiiroe, mare niht eeeisnet,
ben Tolterfrieoen uno bic 0olterz
frsiheit baloigit tsrbei5ufubren.
Ct piiroe oue MioerIpruhe, On
to9ontsmen uno ltn3uldngli1teiten
gu erbalten perfuten, bic gum gez
senmdrtigen ariege fi;brten. llno
nit pielen anoeren lodre auh bic TO-
5laliitiIhe 9lrbeit speier W}enihenz
clter in einem Meere Don 9lut 1ourz
los peridpunoeu.
Welhs Der beioen perfpettioen bic
pahrideinlitere 1T?
Dies tann man unmoglih thsoz
retilh Dorausbeitimmen, Der 9lus=
gang bdn9t gang bon Der 2tttioitGt
Der lebenoisen ardfte Der 0eIeulhaIt
ab, in erlter 2inie BON Der re-
bolutiondren Soaialoemotrotie.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-07-15
9pfnun9en beS Net9Sfanjlers,

aufsibt uno ibre prinsipien Ing ulte
GiIen uirft, feline 9offnunsen iese.
WabrIheinlih oentt Ser aaH5lsr,
bag fir gs,pile nationaliitilhe Jiibz
rsr Der Sosialosmoiratie sic prinsi=
pisn Der partei aud rur Elm Je.en
Yapier isisn. Ssilipeiie tueroen, To-
ipsit es sepiIie Jiihrer luie 5. 9.
Shsioemann betrifft, Die 9offnunssn
Deg AunsIsrs er1iilt peroen. albe,
Die srobe Wa7e Der aufsetIarter
osutihen 9lrbei.erIhaft lpiro mad
benz ariese ben friIhen uno frohli.
hsn aIuNentampf fortfiibren uni
miro niht ibre prin5ipien ionoerr
Sbeibemann uno Honiorten ins alt'
Gilen perfen.
unO bnnn i,iro bic foSialiltiIh'
Yortei alleroinss 9elGutert iein, abe'
ni9t in bem 5inne, nie es Del
Neidstaryler Soft.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-07-15

@robe lleberraiduns lpurbe am
lebten Gonntas morgen ourh Die
Mntunft bes u=8ooties rDeutlhz
Lamb" i'm 9afen BON Baltimore. Den
8efpobnern Ser Der. Stuaten bereiz
tet. Die INSTRUMENTATION patris
oten prieien in iiberidtpdn9li4er
Weiie bieies 4unitftiid Der oeutfden
Marine unb ertlGrten. bab oaour4
bic 9obesitunoe Ser britii4en See
maht sei4losen bobe unb 8ritanz
MIA ni4t mebr lGnger Die 8eberrf4es
rim Der Weere lei. Nun fperoe f4er
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-07-15
Snoulfrteller Teu6aliSmu6.

lie, Ooden 9usneis i6er iin gu se>
BEN.
Sic miiiIen Hehnrngen porseisen
iiber 9leioung, M0be. Heilen uIp.
Sic muTen iiber Elm Yanttonto
perfiisen, lonit tritt cine 2obnreoutz
tion elm. Wer tein 8anttonto be-
iibt, bem tpirb Dor @tunbeniobn
ouf "a Gents beIdrdntt, tponl0slid
piro er audi eans entloTen. gben=
10 einmiitis iprehen iid bic Irbe,z
ter iiber Die rtiam.eit. bic
man ihrem @eIunbbeits3u uftano nib
met, aus. We9en arantbeit ipiro
niemano entlaNen. 9tuF 9lnoroz
nung oes 9lr5tes !piro CT bon einem
9epartement ins anbere aefhitt,
Bis er etne paFenoe geiddftieune
9efunoen hat. Mlnn berlanst bon
ibm, onb er cine gepi1e 2ebenstpeiis
befolgt, font ssht er beg 9lnrehts
auf ben iosenanrten nProfitantsil"
oerluItis.
Woblnollenoer syeuoaIismus
herritt in oouem 3use, uno Joro
lit Der 9lueirherriher feiner Do
lndne, elm tpohres aOniereih nit
10000 Nrbeitern a1er 3ungen, Elm
mobernes Babel, in benz bic 2sute
ober Bel Der 9lrbeit nidt iprehen
biirfen. gs maht alfo teinen un<
terfdieo, pelhe Sproae iie iprez
den, iolanse lie nur bic 240O Wae
fdinen PRO Sag liefern.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-07-15
@pm @9auplab beS @elttrieees.

Gnelanb in bie1em Hriese unterliez
gen unb mas biefer ELECTROMAGNETIC
teiten mebr iino. Solde llebertreiz
buneen tperoen aber burd nirtlihe
SatIahen febr idnen pioerlest. Wan
mub ober aasemein suseben, oab fir
Gnalano unb bic Qllliierten bic
Cseanfabrt zines feinoliaen Inter
ieeboctes cine febr unansenebme
ueberraf9uns mar. Die 0ertre!er
bon gnslan6 unb 5rantrei4 haben
bic Resieruns in Wofbinston brirs
senb erfuat, ben senouen Gboratter
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81 u t..

Sabe Wmt, did sm uerlaiIen
Mmf oas ltrtcil Der 8ernnnft,
Damn uirit On Die 8elt erfa1em
VeIIer ais selebrte 3unit;
Gignes ltrteil mad,t 9id irei
BON Der Sdule Sflaperei.
Gisnes Tiiblen eisnes 0enfen
Gisncs ltrtctl seben Strait
Die miro SidJ snr SObe lcnfen
Wo Die Sreibeit @unocr idaiit.
Nnr Der Gisen 8ciit lit srua
Vno wirft an Der Wenid)beit Cos. =
Tubert Seioel.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-07-15

2eIer unb befonbers 2elerins
nen oes .G9o" iperoen barauf auf=
mertiam semaat, oab Wiedes Bat.
terei an Superior Ipe. unb 8. 70
Str. feiue unionz8dder beihdftigt
Gs sibt aber in Der Na4barfhafi
8Gdereien, no nur lnion=Sadparen
pertauft perben.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1916-07-15

0abe Int gum eisnen Jiiblen,
Hub On iuirit an iih'rer Sano
Steisen gu ben bOhiten 3ielen
Sm Der SdOnbeit Nunoerlano;
Gisnes 6iiblen madt Did frei
Bon Der Wuoe JelogeidDrei.
Sabe Nnt sum eignen 9enfen,
0enn audi CT lit Seloenmut,
8rDf'rer ais Den Stabl gu icnfen
in Der Sdladt in yrnoer glnt;
Gisnes 0enfen madt Sid irei
%on Oes @abnes Sprannei.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-30
At TIRE BIRTIS.

Pretty little Gladys Clark saved the
show al the Garrick theatre in Chicago
q few nights since By an exhibition OF
nerve. which at the front Somewhere
in France" or Germany would have en-
titled her 10 a medal. Il all happened
in act second OF Step This Way IN
which Lew Fields is starring this sea
son. Miss Clark and her singing ana
dancing partner, Henry Bergman,
were standing in the wings about ten
iuutes before their big specially. Sud
denly spot light topplied over, in
fiicting a sereve scalp wound on
Gladys blonde head. Down she went
in heap, ana while the stage man
ager was helping her to her feet, her
partner, Bergman had dashed into
Ihoir dressing room and grabbed his
first aid to the injured kit, without
which they. mover travel. Smelling
salts revived Miss Clark. snip Of the
scissors severed a lock OF her hair, and
in a jihy a medical bandage was ap-
piled over the bruise. In the meantime
Miss Clark maid had Eearranged her
golden tresses. and jTlst as the en-
trance music for her nuraber sounded
in the orchestra, the pIuCky III tie lady
wiued away her tears, screwed her lips
into a semblance of a smile and went
through the big Hawaiian specially as
If she had no thought in the world but
TO please her listeners out front. Pos
sibIv il was due TO the fact that Miss
Clark and MIR. Bergman had toured in
The Trained Nurses" vaudeville for
a season as featured stars, that they
were SO fully prepared for Just such
an accident. Lew Fields had been
watching the clever work OF this young
team for some time, and when step
This WAY" was put into rehearsal he
Immediately engaged Miss Clark and
Bergman for prominent roles. Their
success was instant and as conse-
quence, the musical comedy hasn't a
dull spot in it. step This Way" with
Lew Fields himself in his crest part OF
Henry Schniff' will appear at the
Burtis opera house in Davenport for
one performance next Thursday night.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-30

Francisco harbor watching the immi-
grafton officials checking up the pic
ture brides as they came to shore. Mar
rying by photOgra phi is the usual
method of procedure among the Jap
anese in this country. They send a
photograph of themselves to a friend
in Japan who hunts them up a bride,
and her picture is then sent TO this
country. The necessary passage money
is forwarded to Japan and the couple
meet at the dock where the marriage
takes place. Over one thousand pic
ture brides come into this country
every year as many as twenty or thir-
ty frequently being on one ship. II
this instance the brides were in line
being turned over to the prospective
bridegrooms as they arrive on the
dock Each photograph was inspected
and compared carefully in order TO
avoid all deception. The Japanese
girls in their native costumes were
tOddling forward, submitting their pho
tographs TO the inspectors, and among
them was a feminine antique who was
probably a member of the Nipp0neSe
old ladies home at the time of the Jap
f.1elC-Russian war. She came up to
The inspector, who looked at her and
Someone has picked a
lemon" The author, and subsequently
the Lasky company at once saw the
for a good story, and The
Friend" is the result.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-30
AT TIE nALISTIg.

The lpheaval." a highly enter-
sAining fiye-part Metro wonderpiay,
pitt Lionel barrymore. the gifted
eags ana screen artist. in the stellar
pole will be the feature attraction al
la Majestic tomorrow. MIR. Barry
here IS supported by Marguerite
RAirrin, q young woman OF much tai
tAs and rare beauty, who was seen
Dill him Ia The GUTTER d recent
sIirO feature production. Others IN
Z notable cast include Edgar l. Dav-
sport. Howard Truesdell. Franklin
Arna John H. Smiley. Paul Law
hace, James MaIaidy, George Ste
W.. Frank Lyons and Myra Brook.
n Barrymore viii be welcomed here
II all who were fortunate in seeing
V mastery performance in "A Yet
sE Streak" the Metro production de-
sAred Dy critIc- 40 be- the best five
~ feature produced last year. Miss
asryin only recently went into mo-
Nah pictures. and she is more than re-
s2ting her success upon the speak
~ stage. She was seen on Broadway
y Excuse Me. Rolling Stones" and
tHh Julian Eltiuge IN The Fascin-
allg Widow"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-30
At TIE COLUMBIA.

The Edge OF the World is re-
zEssble spectacle with a famous
Auty as the center. The act is
nelly different stage production, II -
s~ined The color effects are scien-'
Aeally produced by a process invent
! BIZ n Thueber, vino has chained
81 enslaved colors 10 do hts bidding.
aAs Bettini IL the model around which
= eolors are produced. The act comes
%sct from the Palace theatre, New
VIZ, and before its engagement there
s. long run at the Empire theatre.
sseeaon. Columbia audiences VIII Ike
artistic effects OF the act, which is
Ms Of tomorrow's new bill Foster
III and kerwiu Grips are big time
esfing who make their first appear
&c e. the Columbia Their act IS an
Shnute character study styled
ahee the Days Of 81" Both are art
10 their line Of acting, and book
Is az act OF this caiibre speaks well
Il ne Columbus efforts. There Will
IN comicai "ho0fiHg" and singing act
IS ne bill known as Joe Sheftells
Esasnt Black Dots" The dancing part
nelr sct seldom fails 10 bring the
[gsetators upon their tpes. Parillo
II fTsoito, the two Italian street
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-30

singers are 10 Offer their complete rep
ertoire Of character Numbers, taking
in all their cid successes. Scamp and
Scamp will present d European novelty
called run in Q Barracks They will
Cpan the show The headline act cn
Thursdays new show will be Mile Vera
Sabina & Co, presenting that beautiful
terps:cborean interlUde, Fantasies OF
the Dance"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-30
At SPENCER SQUARE.

The idea for the thrilllTg photo
drama. THE Honorable Friend" the
Jesse L. Lasky production watch Will
be the attraction at the Spencer Square
tomorrow and Monday, came about in
a most unusual manner. elizabeth
McGaffey the author Of the story. re-
turning from a recent visit 20 Japan.
was standing on the dock g. the San
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-30
DAMAGES
RESULT OF FROST
Garden STUFF in Rock Island County Is
Killed, STATES Crop Correspond
ent Charles Campbell
CORN NOT SERIOUSLY INJURED
Late Potatoes. Tomatoes. Beans and
RadiSbes. Not Properly Protected,
Succumb to Chill.

Jack Frost landed q knockout punch
on garden stuffs in Rock Island county
last night The tomato crop is gone.
Radishes, late potatoes. beans and 9th
er late vegetables not properly pro-
tected were killed.
Thursday night the frost was almost
d heavy as last night and some Of the
produce was seriously injured. Last
nights blow, however. was a decisive
one and the result is a heavy loss to
truck gardeners.
Many took heed OF the cool weather
Thursday evening and covered as best
they could the garden stuff. Some was
saved by protecting the vegetables
with straw and canvas Other garden
ers were less observing of the wealth
conditions or had not the means to
protect the garden stuff and loss re
suited.
County crop Correspondent Charles
c. Campbell. Thirtieth street and
Ninth avenue, said today that kill
ing frost occurred both Thursday night
and last night He declares the corn
was affected by the frost but not suf-
fciently to seriously hamper its ma
turity.
Can Use Green Tomatoes.
The frost 10 days ago put many
truck gardeners on the watch. Through
covering their garden stuff some saved
the plants, but many were less FORUM
ate. and the frost damaged all of their
produce. The tomatoes were hit hard,
Mr. Campbell said. The vines were
killed Where there was a heavy
growth of weeds around the tomato
plants the green tomato will be good
enough for picking and preserves, but
zone will ripen, as the vines are dead.
The frost last week affected the hill
districts, but the lower sections were
not hit hard because OF a fog"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-30
FAMILY tHolinet.

Vaudeville Two shows daily, at 3
IND s.15. Three Saturdays and Sun
lays at 300. 1880 and 9 D. N. Change
II bill SUNDAY and Thursday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-30
COLL lIRIA.

vaudeyille-Two shows daily at 2 Is
SID S. . D. u. Three Saturday and
Sundays at Z:45. $50 and ?. II.
Range Of bill Sunday and Thursday.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-30
N TIE HOVIES.

Spencer Square owen Moore and
MAJ ler-te touTtot in Rolling
Snnes;" Bud fi-her's Mutt and JET. -
Majestic - FRANCES Nelson IN The
AIM hty Dollar" also news pictures.
Back EaWh-' Repentance; Selig-
Tribune news; The Baggage Smash
ora"
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1916-09-30

Sgencar Square, essUe Hayakawa
ia Honorable Frieud;" Beatrice Fair
tx serial
Majestic-LioneI Barrymore in The
EpheaFal:" Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Drew
I'D comedy.
Black Hawk-Franc.s X. Busnman
Il "A Brothers Loyalty" "A Fair
Rebel "
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-12-02

The plain coat, like the tailored suit,
is in perfect taste when, with the
means at hand, 1t arrives ut distinc-
ton. Its success depends upon choice
Of material and color, to begin with,
and on beautiful and sensible lines
and faultless workmanship. These
set off and emphasize such fashions of
the hour as are Incorporated In the
details of its finishing, as, mt the pres
ent time, the muller collar or accepted
novelties in buttons.
There is diversity enough in mate
rails and styles to suit everyone. We
lour cloth, zibcline, Bolivia. and other
cloakings, velvet, velvetcen, and
pushes, promise u triumph of those
who understand adapting fabrics to
style. There are colors that would
save the plninest coat from tamencss,
as the burgundy. fieldmouse. and mus
tard shades, that vie with the browns,
blues, and greens of this season.
Two models Of exceptional excel
lence In plain coats present them
selves In the picture. One Is n coat
Of striped plush In brown. It hangs
straight from shoulder to hem and
Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-12-02

Just now Christmas fills the horizon
pers, who find n greater number Of
novelties than ever to tempt them.
There II furOre for chick bags of all
kinds. Shopping bags, opera bags, and
vanity bags for personal use, and bags
for holding nearly all their belongings.
make II easy 10 please woman friends.
But, not to overdo this particular lux
ury, there are other dainty receptacles
made to be decorative, while they are
useful on table or dresser.
Here are two pretty gifts which can
be made at home or bought In the
shops. One Of them will serve as gift
to n man, who will find some use for a
small basket In world given to swal-
lowing up collar and cuff buttons, tie
clasps and pins. 1t may be made large
enough to hold handkerchiefs. 1t is a
wicker basket In the form of small
hamper with a lid, and 1t Is gilded and
decorated with band and bow Of
narrow bright green satin ribbon.
Although the lid Is on, a small imp
ish doll appears to be escaping through
1t, or else holding 1t down. The doll
Is dressed in skating cap and coat Of
white eiderdown and makes a rollick-
ing.looking pin cushion.
An elegant and utterly feminine be-
longing appears in the round box,
which may serve to hold handkerchiefs
or wells or ribbons or others of the
many accessories of dress which must
be kept within easy reach on the we'll
ordered dressing table. 1t Is paste
board box with lid and is covered
first with rose-colored silk or satin.
The top Is interlned with cotton bat
ting, and the satin covering and lin
ing are glued to place.
After the silk covering Is adjusted 1t
IS covered with fine knife-plaited val
lace scwed to the silk, Gold braid is
sewed about the side of the lid and
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FOR NEXT SUMMERS PORCH
Much Planning and Work Should Be
In Order During the Long Eve.
nings Of Winter.

II Is not bit too soon to talk about
ways and means to improve the porch
next summer. During the long winter
nights much work can be done. Cush.
ions can be made. table covers EN-
broidered. and porch workbags devel-
oped. And the thing suggesting this
article Is chairback cover. Such q
cover Is really necessity. for every
one knows how frequently the paint
from the chair rubs off on ones
blouses. An attractive cover can be
made from piece of linen foot
square. The edges can be scalloped
and buttonholed or finished with hem.
stitching. Another method which Is
effective and very quickly carried out
Is TO turn hem along the edges and
hold the hem down with French knots
IN color. A floral design Is an appro-
pirate one for the cover and gives
plenty of opportunity for introducing
color. The cover can be held on with
ribbon ties or II can be snapped into
place. Begin now to make cover for
each porch chair. Perhaps when you
have set made you will decide to
give II away ut Christmas.
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GsAv &zzzaA
Inside the Fur,

Many women object to the unbecom.
ingness of fur worn close against the
face. To counteract this effect one
can make very attractive white collars
to be worn just inside the fur. Some
thing on the turnover idea Is In the
mind of the writer. OF course, the col.
lar for this purpose should be some
what wider than the ordinary turn
overs. A very pretty collar might be
made with three or four points. BY
using such a pattern the introduction
Of white would not be so pronounced
as 1t would be If Il solid strip of white
fell over the fur collar. The points
might be finished with crocheted
edge. OR 1t might be hemmed and each
point Ornamented with an embroidery
design. Do the work in white, or in
troduce the suit color on the collar If
you wish, but avoid combination Of
colOrs.