davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18
Den tyife Krile.

NcNieringen / @oihinaton mooto9
/ SoraooN5 SpitlonOS Spor paa line
Noreltillin0er / Inleonina Sorpebes
rIl0en al Eoaioqeroampltibet GUS
Ter" % STntllinAcn al ct 9lntal or,-
Ore Gnrtoicr, pan bnilfc ser beianot
zig amerlfanltc &or9ere pmboro.
Sporet cr aipiienoe OF / boieitc
@rao utilircbsitilcnoe. Gen tpife
McgicrinA mcogiucr fort % goot, at
Nrn0t0ullpcrne eagle Toint",
"Gngliihmon" OF Chandelier Gllge-
nccr" blcp ienot thumbs al tpife lln-
ocruuloabanoe, men bGuoer at &c
bIeu torpchcret lopligen og / iitlo
Spercn2itcmnnelic mlcb International
Sop. Gen meo9iper ogiaa Wtltlighe-
Den AZ, at ct fieroc Nnrtoi, nnta9elig-
MS Sampcren "%cripcnoule", blcp
rbclngt nlocr li9ncnoe Smitpnbigbc-
Scr.
Nnloncnbc To5iaoeroompcrcn
"Suaicr" meogiucS, at ell init l(l-
bcrpano@boob huuoe torpeberct ct
Sfib / Nnboln9ct al set Steb, bpor
"Suaicr" blcp bcifaoigct al Ell Or
pIoiion, men hTpocr at set al Sc lore
liancnoc Hnpportcr irenlgaar, of Oct
Nortci, ion torpcocrcoca, life par
"Sll@ier".
alln Ell cnfeIt inf llnocrpanoabnao
bcinnbt liz / Ntubolaget, og ncnncs
Ghci hapoe te9rct Ell SfisIe az Den
Camper, han icnotc tilbunbs. Senne
Sfi@ic hnpoc, Tiger Den tpIfc Hc9ie-
rina. inacn 2iNbco n1eb "Susicr",
iolocIia fllnbe life oenne pGret tor
pcbcrct al llnoerpanbsbanben. Gen
tnitc Ncaierina or berior al Den 0tc-
nina, at set lraa hape pGrct Ell Wttnc,
Yo@iaaeroamperen bapbe ltebt paa.
: @etraatning al DC talrige becoi-
ococ %ioncSbprb ira &c ameritanife
% andre Tasia1erer meo "Susicr"
% oen oiiiciclc GrflGrina ira De
o~merifanite Marineoiiicerer, iorn iit
i Sporoa at unoeriege Soaen, ON, at
Sc Wetalimfter, icm mani faliot onl-
boro paa "Susier" efter Grplclio'
men, uoen Nnua al Spil bapoe 10.
oiort ScIc al Ell init Sorpeop, or Den
tuifc &iltoric ultior eienncmliatla til
at flnnc taacs ior 600 Nilt. Ter
io~rcliaaer heller insel G'terrctrltlg
on, at llo0ct allbct Sanlpltib bar bic
ret icnNt thumbs / oct nTpnte Na'
boloa pa paa Ben Sio, "a %e'faSiecl-
len al "SuSicr" ianot Stco.
Gen amerifauife &cgierins bar
nnoer l~loarbcioelie ct Sillpar paa
bcrrnc SpitlanoS iioite &ote. &pao
oct pil aaa no paa, peS man life.
men ct ,Sorlpocnoe pil pioc, at SET pil
iao baaoe NGb % aIcr % mllIacnS
ioa itiGbucipan9er Snbilpbclic paa
Scrbolbet mclem DC TO Sanoe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18
Smnn %Nrioenutiicr.

,Efsllc ct N~orluocuoc ira Souoou
Sen l50c Nprjl ital Sen brittle Ne
NicrmQ 0oot iom hare bciIl,ttct life
al u~olirUttc bcH tpuupnc %crncpllpt
I'll oQioo al omiattc giitc MUnh. Gen
U0eliQc TiNlcrclic or Boa ubint I'll
Iooq. MionooQ. men Ser itnl life pUrc
noQeu EpiI ON lloialoet.
Zen brittle Siiicer3- Sab2liite ior
GebriNr in~obeiattcr Napneuc pna
263 orUb,c. 591 ianreoc % - inp'
ueoc. ialt SO. @lan0i Sc iaIbnc q.
~licercr / Den n0unte Waaneo er @ri.
gooegenernlerne Mooion % &orpcp.
% blonot DC iaorcoe er iirc brigade
gcneraler, Chen arisens 9eepnocI.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18
en- 2lrmt al 0necnicrtr.

Chicago Den 1909 HprIl Niobill
icrinaen al ouer 10000 ~,<ngtniercr
% Scfnitcrc. huia praitilte Almo'fa-
Der piloe bli Al u%bereAneIIA %etpo-
nina / Ell arig, oil bli mlIig paa
fort Barrel, uoar Den mnocr lloarbci-
belle pPrenoc gore2ietaIenoer ouer
Meolemmerne AZ ollie &ngenieriors
cninger / Sanoet blir iProi9 % opcr.
ien0t Armeoepartemcntct
a~alenoeren uil inoeboloc bucrt
MeoIems nsioatige Noon % Aoreaie.
Grlaring og Specinlitct.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18
ON at fpnrr.

Vile Y{clllcltcr. 1olll life lcocr
Hianon1. rnifcr al iparc, men / ino
manat ct SiIirI0c bIir set mc0 On.
ifct. Ser Cr Tor set iprltc fonifc li0ci
al ipnrc al, "a iaa fonnlcr Scr Sn9.
Rom % onbcn uloruhicct Ytoo0onN
Ill "a fuIofaiter ale Qobc GoriTttcr.
ga boa or ser inQcn Epil ON. at 6oIf
fleit fimoc iporc io%ctminoitc noGct,
nm Sc bare In9Nc al poo set Get
or her ionl Ina oitc eler@, at Oct cr
@cQnuoelicn, Tom noIher Sen ~lteritc
@onifcIiQbeN.
TelQcnoc iimplc NcAIcr lor al ma
re IcnQc or uhnrbcihct AZ en- %onf
mono / Ncn 9orf, ionl Qicnncm Ell
Mlnrrpffc bar hapt 9%lnlcbnlnN I'll at
ic lin 2Urc prnftiicrct al GoIt / Tor
ificaigc %ipaitilinQcr:
(. Spor Ell bcitcmt Nclcb bpcr
llac.
,. @ier ct SpcrllnN opcr, hpor
mc0ct g uocn oltlor ltor CporrcI'c
fon iporc; ipar ion Oct babe oerd'.
3. @oo til nUrnicitc Sporcbout
"a nabnc Ell Spnrctonto.
/. yao set lrrltc, &c toNcr 10 a
Tcrcs @on pco llNcn4 SlutniuQ pT
re SporcpcuQcnc, ion lfol lUttc@ /
@untcn. Sno Ncitcn ilrUttc til lor
andre Nchop.
3. Mpl2 set cr mlIi9, iau lint
Sem pes Gnrct2 @clunoclic til en-
"Ghrjlmo2 SopinQs Ghnb", iom lite
iiuoOrr, at 2porcbclobtt trUttr@ ~
al @autcu pon miuoit icnItj ll1cr.
"?}aur = hor lUrt biaic Nc0Irr",
,.N.,.,,,n, M,rtm,uh
o,,,rr,,,
,.r,t ,,,,,,
=,
m...n, 7,n,r
m,,,., u; :, ,,,,r
IVY
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18
Krioen / Wcrico.
6~orif9iieIie fra eioe 1

nleoeporfenteittet ON, az han paa flere
Sage ob'ollit lntet bar hort ira crop.
peerpeoitlonens Gbei, General Terib.
ing, % at ban forgiGues banoe for
lsgt poa at iGtte iig / 6orbinbeIie
nle0 ham.
Gctte fon life goot Iorflares paa
onocn Vtoaoe. enc Of ialiaIo Selc.
aro'Iorblilocllen er oiifunret, % at
man intct pco ON, buuO Der / bisie-
Sage er hTnot. eaer nil faa alloct
al nloc ocrom og ON. mao ionl fan
fontmc I'll at bGn6c, ems hpob Ger
ira mcrifanif Slide nlaattc iltocS
tienliat al mcbbeIc.
General G%orronsos ~4mbaSiabsr
her loreNlpcr, at ban heller ingell
nTrncrc llnbcrretninQ hnr mootogct,
hperfcn ON &an1pen / Tnrral, cllcr
onl %GorraniaS S~orIangcnoe ON
Nicmfdloclicn al 81 ameritanlte
Sroppcr ira Mcrico.
81 Eaio, Seros, Sen 15oc Npril.
CIIiclel G%itcrretninQ ira Wtoior
lhonlpfina oa bans lille aapnlcribc-
tohcment pnn 40 Afuuo ofpcntes
mrco ltaoiN eacnoe SpUu0ing oq llro.
Nan cr barge for, al BEN o'iiciclle
GitcrretninN nil tommc til at bli me
get lor'ticlliN ira DC meritunlfc Ser
lioncr, ionu hlotil er Qipuc al IfiT-
rem.
S'cIgc ct Telegram outcrct San
Intonlo, Ger, Den 160c @pril, ltul
@cn. Ecrlhlng bapc lcn0t @cll. 6itn-
lton en- octolicrct Nopport ira Nfaior
Sbompfln2 ON IiiUrtu / Turrnl.
NlolAc benne Hopport par bct eli
Stprfc Gorron5aiolootcr, iom iorctoQ
NlnArcbct pua oct lille 0ctohcntent
al oncrlfanlfc &npuIcriitrr.
Nirti Wtcrifanere, 0cribldnbt Ell
Otaior pQ en- chill @orJcr, blep brTbt
al Sc retircrcnbc Mmerjfuncre. ri be
umcrlt0n'fc &upnlcrltcr blep 10
0rpbt % lcr iuoret, hcriblnnot Wtnior
Shompfilla iclp. Sans Sudr ital Dog
pare ulcgct let.
Sra 81 Tnio, Ser. melbe@ Den
l6oe, at Der ifplgc Here Melblllacr,
lon cr mo0tnget / Nlnrc5, III 'tal
pUrc lfrdnlittcrt, at &lua or oeo.
G|cnnegong itnl man ncnlliN bupe
lmoct bans = Sig. Get ifal pGre
bleUct op9rapct o. bcrnl0er Jig / Gar
rnn5utroppcrncS @eiiooclic.
SRA Son 9lntonio meIoc5 intio-
lcrtih, at heller life Ocnne &iitorie
noQcn Siltrp / milltUre arco-
ic. SoumcNet minore iont Ser | Se-
leQronmlcr ira @cn. NcribIng o0 on
orc on%rcritunife Ciiiccrer / Merico
intct mel0c3 bcronl, mems Der | ct
onoct telegram antpoe3, at %ian bar
ilipc % / be0ite %~elgaocnoe Ioa lent
Tom III / 2prooN2. Sen. Tllniton err
tlrrcr, at ban iftc bill fro, at Nilla
cr 500, fpr @el. EeribinQ meo eQllc
Cine bar icct bans Sig og p|crionIi1
o"ucrbcpiit iig ont oet3 Socntitet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18
Sra Svo olmcrifa.

GcyiirlicIfc frn Sioe I
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18
Oeroensfrioen
Higsfnnncrcn % Yicbfncdlt.
5orifGiiere ira Sioe l..

ara Sd)ipcltS mc6oelcS, az oo oert
tnifc Hia@foniIcr iorIeoen holot lin
itorc Gale i N%igsboaen, blep ban hpo-
piat oibrilht al oreic "a %tcnlnlcIig
nrraoacnoc SiIroob ira SociaIl'tc1
Or. Adrl Sicbtncd,t. elsie N'brn,
hclicr bIep imioIcrti6 uocluot | bet
oiiicicnc Hc'crat al Ni1atdnllercn3
Gale, iom pno SoronlconinA al ocn
tpifc Ncqicrill9 bIcu tcIc8ra'erct no
oncr @crocn.
Set irInitUn0i0c Ncicrot al. hpnh
'om lorcQit ~ nN 'on id)peltil'tc
Socioliiter hdr i1oct Ginarc / - III
Ter. al N%lgafnnlIcrcn hnr hnnt gdn'fc
o~nbcrIc0c2 fmlorct Scilnb2 enc oct
oiijcicnc Rcicrot gan ,>notrnf al. Ser
CT Ell iioen Trepc:
NiQ2touilcren "@i flluoc bopc op.
uaoct. bpoO NJ cnifcoc. pc6 ircocliNt
Nrbcioc. men bore Gicnocr polgtc
ariQcn."
@%icbfncdt: Get bar Gem ion
unlltc Nridcn."
t5tor @cpUQcIic i TorinmlinQcr
% Noob Tom: ~aoit bam no" ~
"HiUltrinQ," VrT'iocntcn faIotc
%icbfucdlt iii Cr0cn)
NiQ2fanilcrcn: Seller life fnn
Der bli (oIc ou noQct itntua ono Tor
NclQicn2 NcNfomncuoc. lniflono fou
life mere opcr0lpc oct rmOcrtrnftc
llomifc GoIf til wlortint NonrouIic
ring"
~icbfrcdt: "NnfIcri,"
Nia2fonllcrcn: "&i rnlfcr lite, al
porc 9idbocr ifol hnnnc en- I'm &ooli
tion lorui foTrtc o@. vi pn'tcr Ma
bocr. mco hpcm nj fan iomorbcioc fiji
NlcniioiN 9tnttc.
@icbfucht: 80 hpcm &c ioo MI
oucrioIoc, lom g oucrinlot Bel
ct Mcolcm al set t%otoIifc Gen
"Rci2 til Nht2I0no,"O
NiQ4tnnilcrcn: "WiinOct ON Den
he ior'rrocIiQc ariQ pil lcpc IUn0c /
ncttc boorot proucoc %ouo."
%icbtucdlt ga, oN Nct cr Gcrc@
Mi02fonllcrcn: Sen GrcN, iom
rnocr ocmt Nrig. mac pTrc pnriN.
Gen muo life / liz icIp inocholoc
Spircu til en- I'M NriQ men nil litrc
oariQc ircocliQc (%lIitonoc."
@icbtncdlt ga, men larit MAJ
oct finite Solf berries"
(2cmc Ncmcrtninp GAP Naria9
til 'ljQt Cpinr / Solcm at TrTiibcn
TEN after moottc taIoc %icbfrcd)t til
men @icbtucdt ~QicntoQ blot
Yin NcmcrtujUl cnomI ltcrtcrc)
NlN2toulIcrcu; "Npor'ra tonnlcr
Dor Stprtc Ill at llnu ~ opcrplnoc
pore SLENDER, itiont De cr opcrlcNnc
Nntul? (ror noAcn Ior NlIpor, at
Sen tonmcr Al MuQtbcliTr % (ronG
til al uopiNc porc @rUnicr?"
@icbfncd1t: ~&opiit,"
Hid2tauilcrcn: ga, set or. hun0
~ o,oit,Dr inu, nrifrNp Nri,rr Sriu "
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18

FNIrKEp A. sKcoSn CLASS MATER JrNF iSrn 1908 Al
rHE Posr orucF At pEcoB.H. Iowa, UNpKR THL ACT
oy CoNGRrSs OF MARCH 3, 1897.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1916-04-18

Granger &c en- Spmaifime? "Sus.
yemen" er iaa goo iom nosen anoen
Spmalfine til ben bobbclte Fris.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24

afternoon He died from injuries re-
ceived about o'clock. when he was
struck hY- Il tcn-tnn boulder surviving
only thirty minutes. The bou4der
had been dislodged by a blast. and
MI Bihb lost his life while warning
four other men to get out OF danger
The tragedy resulted from blast
throwing rock In an unexpected Ill
-rec:+an,- The hlaxt-Waa- set on one
side OF a cliff. while the men took
shelter beneath the boulder on the OPP
posite side There was cave-like
cavity in the cliff. through which the
force Of the explosion caused the
boulder 10 be dislodged.
The boulder caught Mr.. Bibb's
right side. rolled past him. and before
no could be rescued. another, though
smaller boulder, passed over his body
The tcn-ton solid mass of rocks came
so near getting one OF the other men
that he was grazed by 1t. Mr.. BIB
felt the huge rock move and shouted
A warning which save his companions.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24

For the fall and winter season one
can hardly say there are style changes
n the incn'S fashions. Ii would he more
accurate TO say there arc style develop
nfents, Tor really the departures are but
continuation OF the trend indicated in
the spring and summer styles, The
outstanding thing SO Jar as style fea-
teres IL suits and e,eeTeeats are coti-
cerncd is a decided narrowing OF the
iapels. The very wide and semi-wide
lapel has been done 10 death and this
spring saw the reccdlug toward less
@idth. This fail we - even further in
the reduction of This dimension and the
very narrow and fairly short lapel Is
a. predominant note OF fashion varia-
&c.. OF course some OF the suts shown
have only two buttons which would or.
dinarily call for \ longer lapel. but thi,
season the bottom button is much fur.
Their away from the bottom Of the Goa
than has been the case in previous sea.
sons, this permitting a considerable,
shorter lapel even on the two-buttor
coats. This tendency toward shorter
lapels and closer set buttons will neces.
sarily give the effect Of longer Skin,
70 the coat. On this shorter and mar
rover lapel all designers seem to be If
accord, but there is divided opinions a.
TO tfe shape OF the lapel. Some de
sisncrs lean toward the peaked lapel
others TO the square cut. SO that your
personal preference in this regard cat
he exercised as you will have both sort.
TO choose from.
Another feature OF growing impor.
tance is the tendency toward siantins
pockets This IS very marked in tht
models launched by those designer;
whose productions always influence tht
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24

Narrower and shorter lapels win also
be the scheme in overcoats. In TACT,
this will be more marked in overcoats
than in the suits because of the extra
wide lapels that. have been the overcoat
vogue in recent seasons. This tendency
toward ,the narrower lapel does not
mean it is, merely little narrower; II
means that it is distinctly narrow. II
is also much shorter and does not SWEEP
down nearly as deep as the undereoa'
lapel. More coats this season will be
made with three buttons than two
Shoulders are a trihe wider and there
also appears a retention Of the kimon'
coat OF last winter in that marv OF thu
coats are being made seamless having
1no seams on the sleeve, pack or fronts
lVslvst cellars viii be fashionable +
sense extsnt, theash many OF the bette
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24
NEGRO JUSTICE FREE
IN Imposing FINES
-fTfry-~rX az fftE Hare Take tppcaf t,
Judge Tyler From "Bloodheld'
Justices Ruling.

Newport NEWS Va. Sept "a
f1fty-six, negroes last night were
found guilty OF violating the sanitary
ordinances by Justice Fowlkes, negro,
of "Bloodheld," Warwick County, and
fined $3.50 and costs. The negroes,
through their attorney Thomas
Eewsome. noted an appeal to the
Warwick County Circuit Court The
fine assessed against each, with the
court costs. totaled s6.45.
Newsonle contended that tho
negroes were not responsible for the
alleged violation Of the sanitary laws
pointing out that there are no gar
bage carts or cans provided by the
Warwick County authorities and that
those charged with violating the
sanitary closet ordinance were not 10
blame because there is no sewer sys-
tenn in "Bloodfeld."
He said that the negroes annually
are fined by the "Bloodfeld" justice
on similar charges and that the pres
ent cases will be tested. In the event
that Judge Tyler overrules the negro
justice II is probable that the negroes
heretofore fined will sue to recover
their money.
Jun.us Sneed. alias Breakdown" a
negro, indicted on a charge OF muir
der, yesterday was acquitted by a
Jury OF the Warwick County Circuit
Court. The negro was defended by
Attorneys Newsome and r. H. Pree
Court was adjourned until next
q Wednesday. at which time Tud re
Tyler will resume the trial of felony
cases. Court officials are anxious 10
clear the docket as soon as posi- bic
n believing that the Supreme Court Of
Appeals soon Will render decision in
Warwick Countys appeal from the
decision whereby Newport News an
nexes Newport News District Of War
wick County.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24

be the correct thing nowadays sotters
do not have this very sharp IL lie, but
the vest in front parts away lat both
sides rather more slowly and 81 adually
This, however, is.not a very Is nportant
detail, hence the ediet allows latitude
in this respect.
So tar as trouserS are conccs ned there
has been a certain tendency to swing
medium and rather wider zone again
However, this tendency is Q slow de-
velopment so it will not be. so marked
this fall as it will be in a season or so
=! to come. The exec ptionally tight trou-
:, ser has had its day for the present
There is also an attempt toi eliminate the
| cuff on the bottom OF the9uousers. just
swhy the. designers lave 'eome - Till
sane decision cannot be leafas4, bat y.
lbs hope i Is teeasss Of tn: hyyieaac rea'
son. Why these dirt ana germ es4eh-
ers should have been V,efmitsed thu
long stay receives no lustihahae excuse
i Opinion on one side holds that cuhs OF
the pants is an extra detail that il
dressy. On the other tide it is consid'
cred that the uncuffed pant is just a.
attractive, insofar as tie way in which
IL ldiiSS OVCl lIiS Uoot D SoHISA Hou, diit
i is not as much trouble. TO make. Thu
pattern effects for fall extend over :
wide gamut of designing tideas; however
very thin harline stripes Vim lighter tone
of the same color as THE Foundation
color is decided note. For instance
A fairly light shade of blue on darl
blue ground or light erey stripe ON
t steel or elephant grey or pund are popu
lar effects. Grey. by the way, is fore
, castcd as very popular color for thi
} fall This, no doubt, is Ia compromis
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24

model, forego this emoeil,enment'
pe,ted back coats and coats with Guns
on sleeves will be less common than last
winter.
Mack;naws have become 50 popular
and important an item in the young
mans wardrobe that any resume OF the
fashions for fall and winter should IN
Guide this garment. Color schemes IN
natterninx show tendency toward
quieter and more subdued come'natio o.
hi, does, by no means, suggest thai
there will be absence of prominent pat,
ternlng, but merely that the very ioue
and outlandish combinations are not SC
common in the better lines. Whether
this is due to = desire among men to-
more refined patserning or Il it !
merely Nm pfodiSahr on the par
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24

Although hts entire right side was
crushed, Mr.. Bib hved for half an
hour. dying at 5.30--He WAS con-
scious all Of this time and was able
to talk with HIS companions although
suffering intensely. His, sonIn-law,
F. x Belts. Jr.. who was in Harri-
sonburg. rushed to the scene in an
automobile with DR.. j. NJ. Biedler
Mr. Blhb died fromainternal injuries
before their arrival. DR.. Biedler. who
is also county coroner decided that
an inquest was not necessary. the
tragedy being plainly IAN accident.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24

styles. This is seen in both pockets
with flaps and the patch pocket varie-
ties, The slant in the pocket for this
season, therefore, must be taken as a
touch Of sr1artness Many coats show
vents on the sleeves and this tendency
promises to disDlace cuffs. Very few
cuffs are shown, button decoration, how
ever is a popular establishment of the
fall suits, two and three button schemes
mostly employed, The pinch back coat
will be easily the most popular for fall
and winter. Vests will be mostly with
out lapels There has been a growing
impression that vests with lapels have
had their rur--a better run really than
lthey deserved, as vest lapels were no,
graceful, not practical. and becoming
easily awry and out Of press they mill
tate against careful grooming.
A collar on = vest aoes not add any
thing to its appearance and the vest i
Just a. dressy and smart without il
Vests will be cut lower this fall. Thi
must OF necessity be 50 because the YES
will come to about the same point a
the coat lapel and while the lapel OF
the coat is shorter this year to con
siderable extent, still it is not so sfor
that the bottom Of it would only reacI
10 the bottom OF the vest Of last win
ter The vest, then, will be lower, an
il will arrive at the point that meet
the bottom OF the lapel on the coat
| Vest pockets are about the same as here
tofore except that in some more ex
IRENE models the inhu ce toward slant
ing pockets is extended to the vest!
| Vest bottoms vary even among the bes
designers. Some show very sharpl
cut away vest with the bottom hutto
LETT unfastened which is supposed t
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24
prove Me Now fHerewfth."

II any Christian who has never
tried tithing will make the expert
ment. following 1t through to the
end in prosperity and adversely. we
predict for him two, surprises: First,
he will be astonished at the in
creased amount which by this method
he Is enabled to give to the Lord :
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24

to the dye situation, as high colors are
very scarce and very expensive II the
wearer expects the assurance of perma-
nent color retention. Few mills and few
manufacturers will guarantee. fast col
ors in any priced fabrics; in truth the
retailer who guar antees his color fast
this season is laying himself open to
considerable trouble and disappointment
on the part of his customers, whereas
il he is frank about it as the situation i'm
poses, with the clear understanding that
the public has by this time. learned of
the scarcity of fast color dyes, the pub
lie can be depended upon to meet the
situation reasonably until such time az
the importation of dyes from Germany
10 again established
Now - tsfa - oveseeets. Thsee ~
1.-TWO gensrl styles, 18th web p!aced y
the e1iets for this IAN One 10 the slae!
or loose cost, and IN this eonneetiou Il
looks - II the fun box cost viii hav.
lthe advantage over the light one, which
lis the other style overooat that asserts
fits bid for popularity. It is felt in thos'
Iquarters where the things are seriousl,
and authoritatively discussed that thu
form fitting overcoat has enjoyed lont
run and in accordance with the genera
scheme of fashions is about ready TO
retirement. Hence we see this season
the loose back coat again introduced TO
men of all ages. This, however, mus
not be taken too arbitrarily, as man
beautiful models of the pinch back
seni-form-htting variety are shown
with and without belts and these are S
lattractively styled and beautifully tai
lored that they will find many adheren,
among the smartest dressers.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24
Senderey&MelSA ppa1elE~"n JNbve[g Greatments

OF the designers with ths precious
dyes, cannot be said. Nevertheless,
instead of the bright reds, yellow.
green and tan combinations the toner
will be quieter but richer md softer.
Rich browns with tan contrasts. DARK
gray with dark red contrasts, dark blue
with black or lighter blue eont1sste, d3sk
! green with olive contrasts VIII eve -
idea OF the popular effects.
The models viii Be yoke Ncffoik:,
pinch back effects without betts. mock
belts or back belts. Yoke effects WIN
three-piece detachable belts are Also
fashionable. A popular style that made
Its initial appearance last winter Is the
.skater" mackinaw with . mammoth
pocket inserted inside the eeae hug
enough 70 contaia . palr q shsesa
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24

q NaAford.
On Tuesday Mrs.. Valentine spoke
ut the Town Hall auditorium At
Marion to = large audience which
men. She was introduced by Mr.. A..
T. Lincoln and while in Marion was
the guest of Judge and Mrs. George
w. Richardson. Marion possesses q
large and aourishing suffrage league.
Mrs. Valentine spoke on Thursday
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24

At Graham. orGanising = league At
Graham.
On Monday night Mra Valentine
spoke in the high school auditorium
at Radford, which was crowded with
an audience eager to hear her. She
was introduced to Judge G. e. Cas-
sell. Former Governor J. Hoge Tyler
was present and signed a card of
mem bersh!p to the Virginia League,
as did many other prominent citizens
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24

Frances willard W. q r. q.
Frances willard w. C.. +. U. wig
meet in the Monument Methodist
Church on Tuesday afternoon At $50
o'clock. All members are requested
to be present N business OF tmpor~
lance Is to be transacted.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24
FORMER GOVERNOR TYLER
SIGNS UP HIS CARD.
Succumbs to E1oQuenoe of Mrs. B. B.
Valentine, Who Has Been Cam
paigning in Southwest Virginia.

Mrs. B. B. Valentine, president of
the Equal Suffrage League of Vir-
ginia, has just completed a series Of
successful suffrage meetings in West
OF Virginia.
After appearing three times on the
program of the luefleld-Graham
Fair. on three successive days, Mrs
Valentine spoke also at Princeton and
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-09-24
KILLED VIII \ STRUCK
!. BY BIG BOULDER

Harrisonburg, Va. Sept. 23.-John
\ Alfred Bibb. superintendent Of the
Round Hin Quarry. near Brtdgewater.
$50 almost instantly killed Thursday