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Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-02
Suit To Quit Title.
Prisnners Sentenced.

Two colored men, named Parker and Alexander. who were charged with breaking into house in the vicinity of Apache entered pleas of guilty this afternoon and were sentenced to serve a term of not more than three years in the penitentiary at Florence.
 Chas. Chick and David Smythe, charged with breaking jai! at Naco,
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-02

entered pleas of guilty and were sen fenced to serve not Jess than one nor more than three years.
 A. E. Woods of Bisbee entered a plea of guilty 10 burglary in the sec ond degree and will be sentenced in the morning.
 Pleading for Son.
 Advices have been received here. that Mrs. J. J. Kermeen, mother of Walter Kermeen, the Bisbee murderer sentenced to be hung on March 10. is in Phoenix to interview the Board of Pardons and Paroles in his behalf. She came from Las Vegas, Nevada.
 Mrs. Kermeen and other relatives of the condemned man have written the board on a number of occasions de claring that he is not sound mentally and should not be held responsible for the slaying of his companion, whom he killed near Bisbee in May, 1914.
 Kermeen was to have been executed in January, but the board granted stay until March 10 at the request of the governor of Nevada and other prominent persons who interested themselves in the case.
 Mrs. Kermeen had not called upon Attorney General Wiley Jones, ex-offi- cio member of the pardon board up to 3 o'clock this afternoon.
 No new evidence in the Kermeen case has been laid before the board" said the attorney general, unless here is some new and important evidence the case will not again be considered by this body"
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-02
CAN'T AGREE.

SAN FRANCISCO, March 1.-An- other conference of "old" new" Re publicans to secure a harmonious del egation to the National Convention had not reached an agreement up to d late hour. Probably the result will De two tickets to be voted on at the May primaries.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-02

The old fable of Pandoras box. from which disease caped to fasten themselves helpless humanity, is re called by the theft in Philadelphia of doctors culture ubes containing billions of dphtheria germs Phadel ,hia is hoping that the thief will be careful with hem than Pandora was with her box of bacilli
Bisbee daily review., 1916-03-02

At the American Berkshire Congress held the Agri cultural Experiment Station New Brunswick, N J., a sold for SLIPS That brings the price of Pork almost ID the standard prevailing national congress at Washington
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20
DELICIOUS ODOR POINTS
OUT CHOCOLATE PLANT
Housewife Learns That Cocoa Is
Pure Stuff"-Process of
Manufacture

when the policeman on popular corner
was asked how tho place could be found no
indulgcd himself In broad grin and after
few vague directions said
You can't miss Il because YOU can smell
it block away. There alnt nothing smells
so good ns chocolate"
The pungent odor OF the chocolate bean
IL a pleasant preface 90 visit to the choco.
late factory. whore enough goodies are
made daily 60 satisfy the iorgings of all
the matinee girls IN the world.
The chocolate maker. who shows the Wis
itor through ono of the most Interesting
plants IN tho city. Is convinced that II any
thing In tho world II n misundcrstood prod.
uct Il "a cocoa
To the average housewife cocoa Il lne
brown powder. which somehow or other is
left over from chocolate The conviction
has established itself In her mind that Il
Is not quite as 'chocolaty" as Il ought TO be
because OF this conviction. the chocolate
man likes 20 take housewives through his
plant lie likes TO hear them say sur
praedly:
And so cocoa Ia really all chocolate and
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20
FIRST WHITE HOUSE
RECEPTION A NOVELTY
Only 1000 Guests Instead of
Usual $500 or $500, and All
Have Good Time
BEGINS AND ENDS EARLY

WASHINGTON, Dec 2O.--The 1000 In
vitsd guests who attended tho first White
House reception last night felt whole lot
better today than any OF the $500 or $500
who on white House occasions in past years
have literally jammed themselves about in
the executive mansion from 0 80 p. m, 20
1880 or 1880 n IN.
They weren't 30 sleepy and had fewer
bruises to nurse.
Incidentally there was never such n
noisy fanfare OF Marine Band trumpctlnR to
announce 20 the feet-weRry guests who had
been on file for an hour that tho President
and his official family were In line TO receive
them as was played last night, Many OF the
Oldest inhabitants and most regularly at
tending reception guests remarked on the
extra lung work OF the horn blowers and
the special pressure employed by the fiddle
players
There were several wilsonian innova-
tions Where other receptions have started
At $3.50 or theTeabouts. with the East Room
actually crowded and bulgiug at doors and
windows last nights afrnir began promptly
at nine with the big parlor only comfortably
Filled by the guests converging into tho
single file line that filed past the President
Mrs. Wilson and tho ladies OF the Cabinet
Where there have been heretofore ltnEcr-
ing squads In the East Room. Blue Room
state dining room and corridors Cbut mostly
b the dining room) until way past midnight,
tSeFy one was back home-or ought to have
heen-and the White House tucked away
for the night by midnight
It was called Judiciary reception. but
Il really wasn't The White House social
mentor this year decided II would he better
to spread the butter thinner and make Il
80 farther" in the matter OF guests 80 here
after none OF the remaining receptions VIII
bring more than 1000 or 1900 guests at
time.
This makes "GoragIng for food" at the
buffet tables much easier and offers fewer
opportunities for spillng ones coffee on a
eebutantes unprotected back,
sun another innovation was the inviting
o. oficias and citizens from all circles to
meet the Judges and Justices Uncle Joe
Cannon. with his usually swinging left hand
hned In his left hind pocket, and Mrs.
Thomas Walsh. widow of the mining king
and wearing enough Jewels 10 ransom
serbia, We're as prominent, or more so, than
any Judges there.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20

nothing else well. hox ia ] sftf st
the other lnpresslonl1
A properly conducted tour of the ttrt-
late factory starts ~ the top Of tire hrIld
ing where all the little COCOA beans. h4Hs
and bars OF thoni, have Just arrived from
the tropics. Although the bean II Ha
original state looks quite sanitary. fftm
the manufacturing viewpoint Il n uncItan
and must therefore be carefully dusted -
an especially provided machine, before Il
Is roasted
II IL then cracked IN circular milling fnas
chimes, which. like the miiia of the rose
though they grind slowly, grind Exceeding
small Tho cracked bean when its shell nna
germ have been removed become the nib
Hts Nlbs. tho chocolate man. win ten
YOU, u about hfty per cent chocolate and
nfty per cent oil or COCOA butter. when
the entire nib u mllled. oil and all, a thick
syruny dclicious-iooking LIQUID results
which Is tho pure unrweetened Chocolates
The chocolate. minus the oil. however. 4
the cocoa.
where did the idea ever originator, the
chocolate man wants to know. that ooroa
ls made from the bean sheils7 To nv
knowledge the shells are used only IL
prison cocoa, but ninety.niuo per cent Il
used for fcrillEing purposes"
Cocoa having been vlndloated. the visitor
passes on 10 watch tho various Processes
by which chocolate IL aweetened. hardened
into .nppetlAlng bars, wrapped and labeled
by Intricate, fascinating machinery ard
finally Grated 20 be shipped 10 all parts 81
tho country.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20
Have You a Perfect Foot?

Few tyrannical slave owners ever treated
thelr minions worse than most people treat
.heir Feet, the willing servants who carry
them everywhere. run all their eTrands
and bear the entire burden OF their avolrdu.
pois, Just consider for a moment the III
treatment meted out to the unfortunate
toes Once the straight pretty pink toes OF
.he haby they are crushed by the draw
lns vanity OF sweet sixteen in hlgh-heeled
snoes with pointed toes that push the big
sue inward and produce the permanent dis
ngarement. an enlarged Joint which perlodi-
eAlly innAmes and sometimes develops into
an unslghtly bunlon.
As time goes on the toes are com
pressed Into distortions by the insane prac-
Iee OF squeezng a No. 8 foot into a No. I
ssnoe. No. into a No 8. until the foot
ssse9mes' instead OF thing OF beauty posi-
10y repulsivs to behold uncovered, with
-l,lsa overlapping toes, malformed nails.
,e oenhe joints. plethora OF corns and
,nosiuss Yet we exelaim IN horror at
e rank.
one can imagine the eastern lady being
seauy Mortified at the feet OF some Ameri-
women were they exposed 20 her gaze.
60 honrs or misery are represented by
s-s.e hAltreated eHtremities Pain In the
aggravated by the weight OF the
saL ana by the pressure OF the unyislding
t,s~s.r upon the inhRmed surface and this
-, - % pain has the eject OF causing the
ses sse intense feeling OF fatigue and depres-
-ly1hers are undoubtedly responsible for
s.eat deal Of this unnecessary suffering.
hot seeing that their growing girls are
rfsty shod. Not for a moment would
saFoeate ugly Wide-toed shoes which
49, afouse the derision OF school fellows.
i se. All bootmakers keep footwear which
.l-lSht on the inner sides. Physical
e,,.. ss and dancing strengthen and im-
I've me shape Of the feet
49, eer ne woman whose feet are already
elssALea the services OF an expert IN
are indispensable 20 cure and keep
- se1n Women OF equity constitutions
~ eis liable 70 coras ana should Be care
- reduce the amount OF acidity In the
s,,,- ~ oy careful diet and By doses Of
-t'niess saline corrective.
eae or the most painful OF foot troubles
-. is corn between the toes. This may
~ 1.r, u long neglected excruclating pain,
i sA Inflammation and suppuration and
ls.,,., 10y eases e virtually incurable.
sssr,r clever chiropodiat's treatment AZ
ts-,e.- intervals viii minimize the dis-
s.if'''. .nF toe naiis should b treated
4..',t- teiaf ~ q chiropodlaf as II ns-
Pt'nfpi u7glcei eperelon heeomsa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20

kill-joy feeling '''''
The world has no sympathy for m.
psrson who lacks the backbone" 10 throw
| Spyty ~ pyty worries. What u tho fruit cake
aoes burn little or the dreaernaker saus
20 send your fruck In time to wear 10
mra society Leaders party7 BN thankful
thst tha cake wasn't burned 10 n crisp
anu that the too brown parts can bo cut
1UN.N ana get happiness out Of tho thought
tnat you were conuiderate enough not 10
Slu Eour modlate 10 tho phone and scnld
~ TOT disappointing you whom she prob
aoiy Tried her best TO have the frock nm
ishcd IN time. Don your old frock. snii.
ms 'ho while, and in a happy frame of
mlud SO 70 tho party Ten chnncea 10 one
somebody will say. Il never saw ys,i
look more charming"
DETERMINED To ne HAPPY
DO not fan 70 remember when you are
soid-crenming your face In tho wee anna.
hours before retiring that YOU havo pre-
vented several worry lines" from rob
bling your skin % its beauty.
Know that u Il not n pleasant task
20 DO your holiday shopping. but do not
lose your patience with the ovcrvorkei
salesErl who may appear inRttcntlvc She
mas more Worries and annoyances to con-
tend with in an hour than YOU have IN
months. You must expect 10 have your
teet trpdden upon and your hat knocked
awry. II all noes with tho holiday season.
and any display OF ill-up,urc when these
things occur viii only harden the express
sion OF your facc and rob you OF Eooa
looks
Lake up your mind 10 allow annoyancos
70 roll from you like water from ducks
back and be happy There ls nothing
more Infectious than good nature and soon
every one about you will b0 looking upon
the hriEht side ot ,hlngs Happiness ln
synonymous with youth Now YOU know
the secret of wardlng on old age
To my mind, the person who walks
through life full OF the wish to bo happy
and to promote the happiness OF others
is irrcsstlbly beautiful
tCopyrightN
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20
Theatrical Baedeker

dAERtCK = Husbands Guaranteed" wttU
Ffltal SChet, and Jefferson DO Angels, Crau.
furd Kent William HargiEan. Clarence iIRr,
Ney, Amelia SummerVllla. Alice iieHaman and
ErRye" Scott constitute good cast. Book
only pasSahle
LITTLE THEATRE-"You Never Can Tell"
with Charles d Mitchell. Dorothy Shelmer.
dine. Marie Baer ana tho State Society Play.
srs Admirable revival.
Civilization" n," Thomas " fnre'a mo-
Non-picture poTtrhviuE tho horrors OF We r
ana a.. excitement VI battle on lard and
taols and sentimental symbolism.
in-Chln." with David NfontEom.
cry and Fred stone. Return engagement u,
tha popular musical sEtrayagnnEa. with the
famous comedians appearing in various I'm
porHonatloar.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS." with Ernest Glen,
olHHinE, modern morality play" with
more human nn"sB than grfced "Ey~rywoma n. %
Ihers-s large cast. Glsndlnnug acts SUI
AT POPULAR PRICES
wALNUr-"Niutt and Jen'- Wedding" IN
which Mutt nud Jsn dEpurt Themselves In a
new gliso. Moodruma. farce. music and 80.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20

afNAHNtaaaAfN A+HfANH AllNlT races hpnu mora
animated or prettier This Is usually du.
10 the fact that they have cast cares
and worries aside for the time being. and
ARE getting a wealth Of pleasure out of
making others happy. Somc wise perso,
has written: Happiness Ia a perfume Won
cannot pour on others without getting n
few drops on yourself"
have never believed In nm extravn.
sanl use Of perfume, but l hope that Won
viii 'douse" your friends with the scept
named Happiness" and by so doing in.
crease your own beauty and charm.
LOOK ON BRIGHT SIDE"
But there are always some women who
even when the world Is gay with the
holiday spirit. find II hard 60 be hnppy
They allow themselves TO be overwhelmed
hy the annoyances and disappointment
that troop upon one oven during this time
Of peace and good will AZ a result. new
lines appear about the mouth and on tho
brow, eyes become lustcrlcss and sad OF
sSpression, compilations lose their briIilancy
Of colorinE and snoothncsa OF tcNturc--in
truth. tho most luNurIant head OF hair will
begin to show signs OF fading beauty II
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20
HOUSEHOLD HINTS
How to Gnrnish Holiday Foods

How 10 GaTnish Holiday Foods
THE holiday season Is the one time In
many households when the thrifty house.
wife allows herself tho luxury Of adding
somo novelties in tho way Of food. food ac.
ecssores or Enrnlshes Hero nrc few
suggestions to hc added TO the marketing
list, many OF which are not expensive Sim.
ply because they are different they ada
a note Of novelty and color to the holiday
menus. and are especially helpful 10 the
housewife who plans some holiday enter
tanning
First. thcro are the novel fruits like
the alligator pear. caiawba melon and per-
simmons which we may consider out of the
reach ot tho family purse for everyday uso.
but which we gladly Indulge In as holiday
luxury. Tho alligator pear makes a de-
llclous salad, combining with lettuce, on-
dive or wntorcrCss. II Is served with u
light hut tart French dressing
A WIDE CHOICE
Persmmons can either be cut In Oh.
longs and added ms n colorful delicacy 20 n
fruit salad or they can be served 'hu
naturel" They should be served cut In
half or II Eerved whole. there should be
sharp pointed spoons so thnt tho skin can
be pierced easily. Also thcy can be peeled
tho pulp removed. dressed with orange Juice
or with whipped cream and served In tall
sherhet glasses
Then there arc ripe fruits. such as ripe
figs and ripe olives. which are holiday deli
caciea The ripe olives can hc used In
place of tho picked green ones and served
with celery. or thcy can be added 90 4 salad
or a cold meat dish az a gnrnlsh.
Gelatin and marshmalows arc two In
dspensnble holiday accessories. Gelatin
can be used TO make many bright candies
that the children like. and which are en-
trely wholesome, and also can he trans
formed into a quick and attractive des-
sert
USE THEM LIGHTLY
Marshmallows are inexpensive. but give
n festive look to many simple foods,
marshmallow melted into hot cocoa or
coffee turns II into n holiday dish, Toast
ing marshmallows-wha child doesn't love
to do it?-makes them delicious confectons.
And there Is nothing that viii improve
an icing more than few melted marsh
mallows
Angelica Is another unusual garnish for
cakes and desserts Of various kinds \
Have you ever tried pine nuts? They are
small. very sweet and oily, and can be
used in candy-making or 10 sprinkle over
salads. cakes and desserts
Then there are a few other delicacles
that can be tried at the holiday season.
such as preserved ginger that comes In the
picturesque gray stone crooks from the
Orient. dried crystallized bananas. crystal
lzed ginger and crystalllzed orange and
lemon peel and citron,
Try a few Of these. IL Is the Hight touch |
OF the unusual garnish that transforms |
the homeiy dish into something worthy to |
garnlsh the finest feast.
(Copyright)
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20
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STOCK

NH+NAAtNHA NlANrI ~ the cntrftntafnent.
srocK
KNicKERnocKER-.The Fsvee" Win John
mirasls .dreus. ~ H. s. sSeiden ortSinsliiiy al;
E,ayed - Henry Miller ana Laura Hops
FEArURE Ff1Ms
sT,AsNIEY--,,'The Trayellns saiesman." WITH
nGew. in "nupucity" mrs; Haif es wesk
nsms SSi Vt9Sr MSs MSS;s Y Sss,s,y9, sse,,,, Wss sss
ss1tsor Int 'iIsr ti hHH ot week News. scenic and
h!CAntA The stn We no." with Frank
Tsss IN, Mg,Iorie ,wl,sTgn nrs hsit q
Bessle Love ani FRANK hangstt ieyter h.W ~
week Others
vlcr9nllA-z"Nr otN,is wite," Win cr,r.
ilssk huttsraay.' Win Seis. ire,rsys. ,sttsss ,ttss
haIf 81 week, Others
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yssE ''Nanette n tie Wilds." VWiib rsuuSt
FaES.f--,'i tWon,a Alone. Win ARC.
oFEkT %!rlF IN siia rs. Il .sn sl.a's4 Ss rs.s.
rrr1, rnsi.i,vyi vi'h hcaila. , a,,tsgs. Wsjn, ;iaS.
mart friday. SATURDAY,
VAUDEVILLE
49, 1h N--koslcN Nusuian ballet. jean Adair
iSss = gAitnsr Miynon Russcu Mack aud
,l-,,,-toa1,e I5oilca. seaeury ami Price. and
'.aN " lIIAHie ana rurnuanNt fhf Dav.
w truur' Dan Curl prtsetiys''. Fields
9i, hHrnle tho rhlillpri Fuuf. Espa and
.Wign. Areur Whteltw pSe. sbcfnc.d
,s,, q 4. .tle nmogN ans the Fuu~ Chick-
.IN ll2rE N'sirrH. the bonnie seNtst;
lti,. Leblanc. Eiir1s, and carleton, 20.
-. lruuHr nnd otfrrs '7
w Ll,iNN PENN -pr race 1syte'i Epltnr Meek
t..A NNha E1r'". thNra AtnuIre. Foator and
srtEn'yg. end The criminal T" rhot'pinv
NY nNit of week 'ps'tIerat Nlrstreis' the
S"TT,H,lN No1n.fy -Four prinEr. Mousn and
r,,SRlls gheioPas latter hatf ef week
'''''' NIiN Ih' Irokru SrHtAb'! Hands
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20
No Christmas Trees in Berlin

COPENHAGEN. Dec, 20. -- The Berlin
correspondent OF the Polltken says that
owing to the prohibition against unneces.
sary transportation Berlin will be without
Christmas trees There is also little shop
ping done on Sunday and there Is not the
brisk business that Is usual at this time
OF year AS the comprehensive system OF
cards hampers shopping. many shops are
closed at o'clock instead OF midnight. as
there are no customers
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20

snd tiiiiiss Dana cooper ana courerrt etcrt
~ 4in&s5 & fistsrsi ese, and hsss{'
me Carnival Uirt'. Oray ard Wheeler f..s
latter half of week
BuRbEsoUH
TROCADERO-'fThe rsccrattrs." with Ia
IierErre N sertet ot pcsea with trained doHa
Naudevinc and buriesdue spoeisities eiso on
MfNsTRELs
pUMoNT S-Nsw And retained rsrrdies and
eonEa hy The popular local crranisation ct
hlactface specialists with traveattea Of rhil-
ndclphia events featured.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20
LESS CRIME IN DENVER
SINCE CITY BECAME DRY
Reduction Of 30 to 30 Per Cent During
Year, According to Police
Chiefs Report

DENVER Col, Dec 20 Prohibition has
operated 10 reduce crime In Denver between
thirty and nifty per cent In tho year that
10 closing. according 20 ngirca made public
by Chief ot Police Armstrong
The decrease Is particularly noticeable
As regards drunkenness, disturbance and
NagraneN three causes which contributed
heavily 10 the number OF arrests before the
dry law was enacted
Tho number OF arrests for the entire year
are expected TO fall Just short ot an even
10000. as compared with iS,560 In 1915.
Following arc the figures for eleven
months for tho three priucipal offenees.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20

Of this transformation
are the faces OF the
children when thev
gather about the tree
Christmas morning
The homellest Of iittie
girls is lovely 10 look
upon when happlncqs
Transforms her fca-
lures.
Then. too. you must
have noticed the In.
creased good looks %
your Erown-up friends
during the hoilda,
season. Never have
HLANsm g..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20
HAPPINESS BEAUTY'S BEST AID
By LUCREzIA BoRI
Prima Donna Of tbs Ne,ropoitsu oy.,, c,r,.s,

rrAPP1NEss is an unrIvaied help in max.
III Ing woman beautiful and charming
have seen the plaInest Of faces become
..,on,.hIneiy beautiful in moments OF rrea,
,.rpiutss. The most convincing examples
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20
WEST PHILADELPHIA

EUREKA '9TH AAAkIF sra
Naomi Childers & Antonio Moreno
in THE DEVILS PRIZE"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20

What tho police refer TO az tho major
crimes including murder burglary, high
way robbery and forgery. also have shown
decided decrease.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20

Tho title ~ the 1rst Mahel Sormard Aim
since that hecurled and cunning lady went
into tho silence Is Mickey, Get Ready. ''
ostcnslbiy II iE comedy
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20

Another Interesting bit ~ news ~ that
Thedn Bnra is 20 DO The Darling OF Parts q"
BugEcStch by HuEo's "Sctrc Dame" The
Aaver'is'menl7 arc 80 rctIcent about tho
part she will onacts iAe, ,bosc ysh, 80,
followed Mss BaraS ambltl5usIy yr-,otilc
path might think RNo had QuasInadn or
Claude Frolln In mind Tor hcr character
Probably The will appear ns Eamcreldr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20

IMPERIAL ''rH raEsS i9a Y4ISEg TISEs sIily 5Esi
Robert Warwick & Mollie King
IA "ALI. MEN,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-12-20

Ihe Fnrnums- Dustin and william
IeeUng the urge " tho fratcrnal and christ
mas Spirit. have decided that ono company
eNn mold Them both which means tina,
u',am has prevailed on Dustin IN join
yu' ~, W !l.'am Fox forces. Director William
Pallas combination with II. p lie viii 9,
70 Fox, likewise
The Olneyville times. (Olneyville [Providence, R.I.]) 1887-1917, 1916-08-11
Afternoon Frock
Of Taffeta

One might believe that everything
that can be done has been done so far
as taffeta afternoon gowns are con-
cerned. They have had tremendous
vogue and 1t Is only by oddities in
drapery or cOlOring or cat that any
newcomer among them can hope for
second glance. But designers are
resourceful and they have seen to 1t
that their last models In taffeta en-
body clever new touches to compel us
to admire and envy their originality
The gown pictured above manages
to confine It's fullness ut the waist by
means of narrow plaits laid close to-
gether. At the right of the back a
cascade drapery is placed made of
plated silk, over long hanging loop
Of width of II. The wide girdle, or
namented with broad stripe of EN-
broldery, Is finished with deep fringe
on the bias end. This hangs at the
left, balancing the drapery at the