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Chicago eagle. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1889-19??, 1916-07-01
BUDD FOR DEFENSE
President of the Il" Lines Con.
tributes rs Memberships to
Committee on Military
Engineering.

The Chicago Elevated lines have
come to the support Of preparedness
for national defense. The support
takes the form of a contribution of
twenty-five memberships In the Joint
committee on military engineering.
This organization IL made up of mem.
bers OF all OF the various engineering
societies In Chicago.
In a letter to the committee. Britton
l.. Budd. president of the elevated lines,
expressed his appreciation of the OBJ.
jects of the organization and stated
that twenty-five men would be chosen
from among the employees of his com.
pany to become active members.
Lectures will be given by various Of.
ficers In the regular army from time
to time. The organization intends to
be prepared to offer its services to tho
government In time Of need.
~
Louis G. Roccs. OF the we'll known
North Side undertaking arm OF Roc.
ca Brothers. at 23S West Division
street. 10 respected By oil who know
him. He 10 popular with everybody
In and out Of politics. and he ID gener.
ally regarded % coming man.
Clarence 8. barrow Is always the
friend of the poor and the downtrod.
den and no one stands higher at the
bar.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
RECORD HOLDERS TO
BE IN BIG NINE MEET

'ru,NGp Inn" Q Nnlstes oho hold
worlds records iu three events ~ vh'
ha,. fisi r'her. will eomfsis iu tro
.1rfsfenrc track meet ou Northwestern
usN Evanston 'oi,y sud tomorrow
uriN few ufeilrilnaf, events nfs
srh.dll~d 'os TODAY. me wNin numbers
starting ~ q O'Clock tomorrow after.
noon
The entries from mon, than 'vo foser
institutions Ind ,is ,he moe, will he
mo bcsi e,Ff held under Hir Sine aus
rlres CALIFORNIA; great tcHm witch
scored Veil IN me poinis NJ the intereci.
lsTiais meet l'r s,'ufdn, vili no rep.
resented %, 'fs atme strong aFgfsga.
ton Missouri win pOh Simpson holder
" the woTd hirh hufdi" 20 Nrd and
NJ iis irt Tho world record IN the
ino hurdles is count ~ mn ir ain man,
ro'uis NJ the conference suuHd~ illi.
rois and Wisconsin Rfs considered the
iesi
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
% The Times Sport Page Will Keep You Informed
h..ISQoftl2h1 :
ORANTLAND RICE @o
John j, MoGraw.


They Dau crowd him, here and there
from the top:
They can send him gliding swiftly down
the way;
They can put him on the sonpy chute 70
flop
with the trailers that have floundered
In the play;
They can drop him like bucket down
the we'll
They cnn roll him In a bundle down the
stair,
They can drive him TO the bottom for
spell
Hut-they can't keep him there.
You can gather In a lesson from the
same,
When Fate begins to land upon your
bean:
When Failure tries 10 drive you from the
game,
Or Trouble starts to chase you from the
scene
There I, nothing very plea,an, In the
clout
That viii send you topping downward
through the air;
Cut there's nothing you should bother
much about
l'-they don't keep you there.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
annual RACKET
MEET ATTRACTS
MANY ENTRIES
Nine More Oklahoma City Men
Announce They Will Play;
Thomas 10 Referee.

Nine more oklahoma CITY racke,
stars have signIfled their intention of
In the 1918 state tennis
tournament. scheduled to be opened on
The Country club courts. oklahoma
l'itN June -
win Richardson. WINS X. West,
Frank Scholncr y g. Shoemaker.
'corgc Clark Frank Carson. WIN
Kendall " T. Bockelhrnk and WI.
liam Winn are the local men who
have announced that they will play. In
addition to the list given In The Times
Monday SIN more ~ the capital
clt,' enthusiasts are expected to enter
later
Attrao. Outsider.
Thrt tho oklahoma tou -nament (, a..
tracing attention elsewhere IL shown ny
tho fn't that message has been r"-
reiv"d from Kansas city saving that Dix
Teaohner and Newcll. ~ the University
NJ Kansas win he here for the meet
Two rnld men who have notified Of
ncmis NJ the Tonni, association that
they ,rc coming IRE I'd Flomming and
Railin no'h N~l known In tennis rank.
Harry rrown viii he here from Ana
Ia rko Grinrcll NJ Okeene and Mcneil
and Wooien ~ CiickaShA. have in
formed oklahoma clty friends 10 expect
them
Thomas Back h-air.
4 Thomas NJ McAles'et. who has
offirified ~ referee ~ the last tao an
nunl tennis tournaments. In all prohs-
hiltv viii serve IN that cnrscity aEain
this wear y was enrounred Friday
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

When the national interschoastic
track and field meet Is contested on
Stacy field at. Chicago, June 10. oka-
homa Ci,y high school viii be represented
by lad who Is considered the gi'ht'Hl
distance man turned out hy high school
I'm the sooner Virgil PclligfeW, /"
member of this years graduating 'Ih'
Admirers of pcltigrow I'm the student
body have subscribed pWa' TO SEM
pettigrcw and Coach Cleveland Thomp'
son to Chicago They viii leHN" mere
for the Windy city next Wednesday
Coach Thompson said Frdh, that Pet
tlgrew viii start only In the quarter ara
half.mllc runs Last year he started in
the mile and half-milc, hut N" 'N"rlion
was too great and Thomp-on has d''ld-
cd not to work him 80 hard Mt the com
ing meet
Honors Last Year.
At the Chicago meet last spring Pet.
,,preSJ ram second In the half.mile. Just
a step behind the winner and landed
fourth IN the mile i've yards m inc rear
Of the youth finishing first
In the mile race. however rc'irroN
was handicapped At nrsl by drawing q
poor starting position Then ~ the out
act. he was knocked from his feet twice
nv other contestants Finally b" N"n'
10 the outside of the track and n"r'
down win terrific burst ot speed ~
the stretch until be finished clos" np
when he started ~" spring l'NEr'N
pRs behind more than score and h'
passed all bat three of them
Ms Great Record
Pctrgrew piled up % total ~ for''
points m Nc three hlg meets he tool
part IN this year lie annexed ~ h
the state uicfscholnstlc meet NJ Norman
the same number In the meet ht Silll
water. and counted ~ points In th
Arkanns valley meet ~ wichita. Wh"n
the relay race. whirH he helped win, "n
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
PETT|GREW HAS CHANCE TO-
WIN HONORS FOR OKLAHOMA.
HIGH AT CHICAGO, JUNE 10

not counted II was chiefly through his
wonderful work that the O II S. squad
was able 10 win with case the meets
Al Norman and saltwater. and to cop
fourth honors at wichita
Coach Thompson who believes ihnt
TotrErrN Will make % varsity -i1I NJ
irc FIRST rank when he enters college,
declares thut tho Noung.trr'a pcrorm
nn,o In the rrtN race NJ Wl.hlta, was
tho most remarkable he over saw onlN
two m,mhora of the regular -. " =.
relay totm we're ON hand consequently.
after the FIRST ihirc-uunttcrs Of tho rn0"
had boon finished. Powell M" fl"'i
representative ~ Anthony high school
md margin NJ sixty yards over Pet
ugrow Of oklahoma Guy with onl' 70
quarter NJ % mile 10 go
Come. From Behind
4 heard people In tho crowd remark
said Duaoh THOMPSON that nobody in
the world could overhaul Powell in ~
uunft,r. NJ u mile after gi'iug him ul"h
nm advantage Eui nnt is exactly what
p,itlr.v did ~" not onh s'urh'
Powell hut me- finished four wards ahead
~ o., Anthony mana giving NknhnwI
. Dii's team the victory EFcNnud, ih''
/ I hoard mention the race Wd m" ri.o
. p,uirrcV ram was wonderful
For winning the relay race me ''H
/ phumo Di', tpUk squad received q ..
lor iruphy ~ the Arkansas N1ll'.
meet the relay uoo ie considered s'.
ond IN Importance onlv 10 the meet n
sclf n b. contested separate from ~.
Other 'trnis md does not count u
nnluts ll1l tho regular number of
points '"on counted oklahoma 'iiN
would hntr won second place instead uI
fourth
Wins Al. Round Laurels
peiugfDW easily won all.inuud honor
M tho two meets hrH I'm oklahoma thi'
spring llo Wta second fHr Hll.rounl nI
Wichita
rciugrcNt FIRST triumph NJ 1915 1904
scored whom he won mo hiel rhUnls 1u
uuul cross. country uin
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
ANOTHER ALEXANDER
IN PITCHING DIVISION

The Portland club viu Introduce an.
other Alexander ir the game N, is =
pitcher hailns from ,hc college ~
liat.. where hs has made steat fer.
W ", be- urh' hsnirr unc " he
Hfit vsa 'n Nin the college champion
hIr uf ltahu In same in which no
'ru.t uW ,H uuuosinr hattsfs snd MIN
arf made fuuf hIts Ne has one hand
Hus ,riuplsd lsn fIn. due 20 = hunt.
ms ar,idTni and which is ald 10 inter.
rf, somewhat Vi'h his fielding
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
PLAYERS OF NATIONAL
FAME ENTER TOURNEY

MEMPHIS. Tenn. lune Several
PLAYERS NJ national prominence have zig
nlnsd their Intention NJ participating In
the twenty sixth annual tennis tourna
men, fof the championship " the south
10 he held luu 10 n the NeriHhi7
Country rluh. II Nrs announced her"
TODAY The Nemphi. ,ouuif, club viii
offer neU trophies frf tho mems double
championship, the old .Irs having bc"u
Won last wear hy u " Grant and Sat
Thornton NJ Atlanta for the third time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
PITCHER SUSPENDED FOR
SPLITTING ON P0NTlUS

imri.s ronins NJ the western league
tsrof'sd 'n President 1th.ung tha,
"'ftrs r1H rishstiV NJ the Nithts
team hnt -ri' In his fac and ths isssns
"a suspended ihr pitcher Then the
npNe mriihr1 his trunt NWh the
ta'rmsni that hs iiint kruv " u vs.
INTENTIONAL uf NOT, en- the suspension
eas lifted
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

n oe had 10 pick one ou's,andins t,s
iufe ~ tho new season II would he this
h, ,nnd any argument VIA the hfiilisui
return ~ Chfis,N Mathew son. starting
lis sixteenth year Mathsvson back IN
'ufu Nps ofncislh counted nut We
'pd fnltercd and slipped m. year b.
'.r, and had been unable 10 set . good
sprlrg start When po.ton hea, him
~, first gam. with fourteen hits. the
final verdlc, was considered all In and
The autopsy rendered AFTER witch
Nn'h"Vson began to pitch With the II.
h.iiyrness oi his greatest years, show
me that a. \ Giant power he prohsh,
had s"'"rsl seasons still left In his bus
Ust elbow and shoulder
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
go MILES AN HOUR
QUALIFYING TIME,
FOR CHICAGO RACE

~ HlCAgo. June Ninety mir.
csts had been entered In IN. .n.
iomohlle dsfh, 10 hs run h.r.
iuns ~ Nhsn the ns' closed rhu,.asy
rish' fauf more entries A., ,,p.r,
81 bN mail ffids, n nnlV ,hi,,,
'vn " the rsrs entered pll hs no,
nit'sd ~ start. acrntiins ~ A
rules. u is expected snms fsa time
viIl he made IN the elimination ,r,.i,
n-iN.f' mus, max. ~ least rl,.,,
miles an hcut 10 quality
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
MULTITUDE PAYS FINAL
TRIBUTE TO GAllIENl

PARIS. June The funeral NJ CEN
''Hi Joseph s Galleni former minister
~ Vsr. vns the occasion NJ an impr.s.
siye puhlir demonstration The route
80 the coueE~ was packed With vast
multitude NJ persons gathered ~ paw
i'ibule 10 m. msr who saved Paris In
%, initial rfisis " the vsr
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

\ orl known hnodoo. hos.v.t, failed
,''i,tia, IN, Red sot Al pos,on nj,
'l th' American league chAmplonship
luuilng aud then defeated Washington
Win Walter johnson In the hon Rsi,ins
% pennsnl almost away. means certain
u't'H' iof the home team
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
WIRE TO CUBA LEASED
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS

NTW YORK. June \ direct l,,s.i
eve ho'veen NeW YORK and HRVana has
been ins''lled hN The Associated Pre-.
80 serve ~ havana members HeTs,o.
foro service ~ the havana papers vas
uan,mlttsd At the cable word rate snd
This Is tho nrs, lerUed news 'itcun ever
L.lathll.d heiNeen lhIa cnmn,.N md CnhA
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
M0T0RlST RIDES FROM
DENVER HERE, 29 HOURS

Grant = Foster. member NJ ,he hos s.
nital corrs ~ Fort Logan. Colo pr.
rived In Oklahoma ri'y FriisV morning
from Denver. riding motorcycle He
said he made tho tourney In iswrn', nine
hours running time
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
WHITE AND MITCHELL
MEET AT MILWAUKEE

MI vhUKEE. mr. .-Char'sy WHIT.
NJ chicago and Richie Mitchell NJ ~.
yankee. lishtvsights. viii close the hoS-
inE season IN Milwaukee tonight v"t
round. no.decision contest White
is faNori'e
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
Entered

Sir soc that credit for the Giant
winning streak mas H.cn gwen to several
men Rut Art Fletcher hss h.-n over
looked The hrillisn, work NJ thi. man
~ hat and around the innsld has heer
one ~ the sensations NJ the year Please
have n entered In the Fans Record 3D.
SuIus
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

Ar,r Msuy's r.tsr, showing ,h.,. u,
no longer any debs,. shou, IN. con,
nlerne. ~ MI. return Ne IL no, only
hatN spain but apparently IN better ,e,
ne than 'of several yss-
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

SUMMARY. TNHftHF hIta tyrfvpii
N.IHNr Jansen f1fhss Wfssh1sf hits
NFEfr tHwuNFW hHwrutu UbrfNnii
tHU.IN.r hits UuHs clemens sn,rr
Merritt saU|U.r Ut Npsir stolen
Hffr rttrr double rlat NUetrN tn
ltHrr. FL. iirlrItu IrN rr iHsrs uk',.
huHH IIit iI f.rI. r itsfs ON halle
w iHHE ur IHt 'rg'.n hH Dos
Uf h.U DIS iTHHu IIHtIuui.rN .'.H.t
HN N. iiFHr .t .IruiHn T'Hr
"r. iHHT Hrf fsf. .N.U wirH'.s tw.
rFs W.tfs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
TAX CLERK RETURNS
TO EXPLAIN SHORTAGE

INV YORK Jun" Clarence n
Mcioun. iofmcrl, = clerk M the tns col.
lcc,or's office ~ Dallas. Tctps. WIN va
nrr, red at Monteuc, idro. March I. We
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

Weren't ,ru deeply Impressed by the
wonderful srruet, IN tho yellow stone ."
sure ths scenery was all ugh' hut
vhy don't ihsv rui some sciion into II.
Nta the, in iu the movies"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
Beyond All Competition.

This record Of Rsdhourn.'. 4, nov bs.
,ond all competition Certainly no
Iitoher viii ever come again who can
win eighteen straight games within less
than month I'm these eighteen sAmss
the Providence star allowed bu, twenty
eight runs, an average we'll under two
nuns 10 the game His most rsmsrkahl'
achievement was holding Roston To one
run IN four gam.s The rrovidenca
cub that season numbered IN addition
10 the mighty Radhournc such PLAYERS
~ Bancroft, l.ov-tt. Farrell. start. Daily
irwin. Crane. RAdfnrd Murray. Carroll.
Denny. Rssseu and Gilligsn The chi.
oHEo club that was over,hrovn four
times In 'he Providence sweep had such
'ibrs Hs Anson. rfen.r williamson
furns. pnlrympls Kelly. Gore. piuy
SUNDAY aud Silver Flint wonderful
fEsniIntion So there was no question
ntout tho class ot teams that Rsdhourne
vps heating and ths, proyiderc. vas
helping him 10 heat
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

lfaughi here or the steamer N~stri'
nom Monte, ideo h . detective 30 NJ
tuksu 10 Dallas 10 explain = shortage in
M, tHS funds ifara
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

49, u',ro'
A. u.s'uu = Washington o A. New York
b Philadelphia
I,MiS ropN cleveland 81 ~ Inui.
'H', uur game scheduled
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
u a mn O nd
Gill MT

Il II not We, too late for the Senators
10 inaugurnte winning streak whil"
on tho road. They have now won tUo
straight. All told since they LEFT home
they've won three games and los, four
cut of the seven PLAYED They have
stvtn more 10 play
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

After road 'fip uu which tho, won
nineteen rNw't and iHs' $50. me Dari .
Nill open s series b' their own Tur
grounds 'his hHrurror n be- expected
hat ihrt will t' EI,rn rn. rf ihr sfr,i.
tsi o,HiHrs ever accorded g insrlsU
squad Tho Cincinnati NrtH viU is tH.
tIuusur team
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
NMImo,> ,>soCi,r,o> sr,>pING
nNMIs InnNN

NNeHUkrr | A. Minneapolis On rolum
hu. A. Toledo louisville uuly three
a. HsIuI.i
CAVES tupN tuuis,ils ~ Toledo
NHHU.HIuIIs az Milwaukee ~ Paul ~ Kan.
taa IIN columbus Hi Indianapolis
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

one peculiar feature o' the situation
u, tina, ~ wa, a Gan, organization which
made the first determined assault, or IN.
Providence total. The Giants of 1901
rang up eighteen games before they were
nnally hated and ,w.lv. y.st, later an.
ottef Giant esrsvsrssts swung ou,
a'ter the twenty. marx
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

t,,MIs TO-DAY

Cincinnati A. Sew York . phuad~i.
rNla ~ uropkyu IT, Hoston 80 No
others scheduled
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
KauffE DAILY DOPE
W Z ON THE
Cobb : TWO RIVALS

HuRSpAy-
m u " IN M IN sH sB Az.
K KsSt' ! . . . . . . sss ssc
q ~ PW'R ~ HR ~ sp Ave.
cobb n i6i "a 50 u IN ,li
kauu "a las II a. .,N
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
|s:YAS[Au[IGvR[S.
WESTERNS ,,socr,rro> sr,>p,>G

INSULTS NESrrHp.N-A, psnsou. ?.
Oklahoma 'if,. 81 Sherman. Tulsa.
Z ~ Paris Nuskosrs. A. ~
Smith. e. NJ. .Nlcstrr o.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
Mr.trnN IrNnln ,rANnINn.
RISIirs NrsrIRnN Nous
INMl. InnNN INuUHIn - ns
,o,rurn> i,,C,r Sr,Npi>G.

fNNlN fNffNN lNWInlN ~ llfNNrf l'H'
NUIur. a, ~ Joseph slous Cul st To
uskH omaha At WirhHa
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
t,N,s ir,rtu STANDING


srfa,sIHtt q ~ DALLAS % Waco A,
Galveston beaumont s. A. houston
.H" AriunIH
tNMts tunN Urauwnrf ~ Galveston
lsu AUHHrIn Ht iirHsiuH Wa.H s' usHas
aH|fFtf"ff 81 IHu NORTH
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02
>,rIo>N Ir,GuE STANDING.

I,MiS TO-DAY -Dklbnoma Cit, 1T Den.
nH NU-Nugar Ht Parts Tulsa a. Sher.
IAN NJ. AIsHtrr ~ Inri smith
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

'NNi~ TODAY Pittsburgh - RrooklNn
.H. IunsfI Hf NrV YORK chicago - Pos-
.n. s' Louis ~ Philadelphia
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

N.t ORLEANS Z i'hlftrvu iUnlussI
t,Nt~ tunN Atlanta a. Memphis
Sew Orleans ~ nashville birmingham sf
tI1ff Uu,k MNtus q, Dhaitanoou
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

Judging from the story told hv M"
los score thi. fellow nscrwnld, tho new
outer gardener secured from San An.
tonic really IL n bear. His timely wal.
lon, accounted for siS of our runs yes.
terdAy.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

shave Snnds, q NJ. With e~e n
our "t,,r. Ready kstors. 81. II
blades.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

Phillip. probably will he given "
ebsnc, TO work against the Bsilfosdcrs
IN ,hi. anernoors game Ne has NOT
been going good lately. and may have re-
rough road ahead
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

10. Jackson Is hitting With all he Old
tim. gu,,o. and the White Sou sudden.
" have become able 10 win hall Fpm"s
The, bearded the Tigcr IN his lair ycs.
tcrdAy
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1916-06-02

nv breaking svou with ~ Louis 'e'.
terdAy cleveland aEaiu assumed 'hF
lead In tho American league
I.ouherntlks Vildurss. which BlVb, s
hnf prevented him from helms ur.
oes,hl bis League pitcher, rus' ihe ir.
dams the second game while hp.tur
thu prnWus to three hnrlss iouirrmIlt
issued nine hases ON hslls. Isiiirr Jones.
men count rS runs ipui,fwIst ir.
shniiy ~ locate ihr plato will result in
transportation Nv the minors byirs Ger.
rishcd him probably
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-27

fame could have conceived an ador-
able Victorian dance frock of yellow
and orange cbangeable taffeta? The
very full skirt is cut circular and is
trimmed with three eigat-inch
aounces With frlnged edges. About
the topmost founce there is a gar
land Of tiny scarlet and yellow pop
pies The bodice is extremely sim
pie with a low, rounded decolletage
outlined with fringed rufile of the
silk shirred over double row of
corling and trimmed with flowers to
correspond with the skirt This
ruhle is continued over the dropped
shoulders. thus forming mere sug'
gestion of sleeves
Down from wandmothers chest
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-08-27

and the bowlshaped crown ls also in
evidence.
A new phase of the trl.cornered
hat is shown. 1t Is a Close-fitting
turban formed OF white grosgrain
ribbon and has a flared crown-like
brlm about the top of the head-band
of black velvet.
Then there are very military look.
ing turbans trimmed with cockades
Of pleated grosgrain ribbon, brushes
Of plumage or braided ornaments,
They are practical bits Of headgear
to wear with the tailored suit and
are decidedly smart.
Millinery is not the only sphere
where variety has a monopoly.
Sleeves are to be seen In as many
different phases as hats Divers in,
terpretations of the bishop" LEG O.
mutton" bell, "puffed" and "angel"
sleeves are to be seen. Fancy has
full play where sleeves are con
cerned Every degree OF width and
puffiness is represented 1t has been
many year since some Of the sleeve
forms have been recalled to favor.
One must be alert these days to keep
in touch with everything that hap
pens in the world Of fashion, for in
the twinkling OF an eye old modes
are superseded by the new.
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Handsome Fur Coat of Seal Lavshy Trimmed with Lynx Fur
Belted Waist Line and High Roll Collar
Are Distinctive Features

with the founced gown come the
quaint scallops in which she rejoIced.
Scallops in all forms form note IN
the eyer-interesting song of the
styles. Scallops, large small, deep,
shallow, bound, fringed piped and
embroidered, are here for fall and
winter; and you will cut your cloth
accordingly il you are wise
woman.
The Scallop Idea.
The scalloped hchu IS shown
among the latest dress accessories.
scalIoped rufflcs trim frocks Of tat.
feta, iaille, satin or Droadcloth; seal.
loped brims appear on hats and seal.
Hoped hens on gowns. Curved is
the line Of beauty" It is not difficult
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RAN~S
w This prevents any disagree
able smell.
When soaking cauliAower don't
add salt to the water. It kills the
insects, and they are left in the veg
etable.
To remove fruit stains from linen
stretch the fabric over the mouth Of
a basin and pour boiling water on
the stain.
tits most important that the larder
should always be kept well aired, so
that the contents may be quite fresh
and sweet
Water in which green vegetables
have been boiled should never be
poured down the indoor sink II
should be emptied out Of doors.
To prevent dust and SHUTS getting
in through the open window, cover
il with piece Of butter muslin. This
let's the air penetrate, and at the
same time keeps everything spotless
Egg-stains on table linen should be
soaked in cold water before being
sent to the laundry. The stains come
out quite easily II treated in this
way; but hot water "sets" them, and
makes them doubly difficult to re-
move.
After washing white paint or en-.
amel polish with little furniture
cream. 1t not only preserves the
paint but it keeps clean much longer,
as dirt does not adhere so easily to
the polished surface. Also, the paint
is much easier to wash next time.
In order to economic gas, roast a
small joint Of meat over a gas.ring,
instead OF lighting the oven to do It.
Well grease saucepan or casserole,
put the meat into It with plenty OF
extra dripping, SO that there shall be
no risk Of burning), put it over
gas let turned very low, and let II
cook. Turn and haste the meat
often, and It gets beautifully brown.