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The Denver star., 1916-01-08

uoAi "hiiS oPOh lHS OPphsN
sides the ladies radiant in all
their gorgeous gowns of sciut-
illating beauty and sparkling
attractiveness, and in a de-
light of askance your imagi-
nation would fail to grasp pro
perly the gowns. sunshine,
greenness, glowing beauty and
matchless grace.
DECORATIONS
Coming into the hall there
was storm canopy over head
where loads of auto parties
greeted the carpeted path to
door. Upon entering the la
dies reception and rest rooms
the ladies found themselves
in a bower of palms. ferns
and other holiday green's. en-
circling large mirror in
large letters "a nos femmes"
starred with vivid poinsettas
which converted the room in
to a fairyland garden Of prom
inence. All the costumes for
this grand and festive func.
ton we're creaking with new
ness. having only left the con-
fines Of the nsodfste very
shortly. The softer shades
blending with some Of more
vivid colors lent an effective
dash Of color to the admiring
scenes.
SoFr Music
Morrison's miniature or
chestra screened by palms and
terms rendered most enchant-
ing music intermittenly espec
tally when the Goddess of
Terpsichore was at the height
Of ecstasy. / { quietude
plunged into the confines OF
this musical realm and with
others held you there. while
the members sang, Grated and
toasted.
The BANQUET
The Presidents wife carry
ing an armful of the palest
pink roses intermingled with
feathery ferns and tied with a
large bow of Old Rose Satin
ribbon gave a pretty touch of
color to her costume. led the
ladies as they entered the ban
quet hall. They marched sim
gle file the full length Of the
hall with all the charm and
ease characteristic of beauti-
full women. Roses ranging in
color from the pallest shades
of pink to the deepest red
made a most extraordinary
artistic table decorations, with
the. respective acolytic place
cards of rarely and suggestion
announcing impromptu speak
ers. Scarlet carnations form.
ed themselves into a center
piece.
One peculiar advantage
prominent in operation was
that the excellent work in
preparing and service and all
in connection with the minis
terial part were Of our own
color. The palatable and in
viting menu consisted of vel :
vet cream. mushroom bisque,
celery, laced toast, young ia,
Dearfield Turkey roasted to
a teasing brown color, Gran
berry sauce, parker house
CONTINUED on page ~
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Sic Seutid.n Gbemiter uao Der
&ries.
Die GranSofsn finb ii6sr bic 2eiiiunsen
Der Ssuti4sn febr gut untsrs
ri9tet.

Dab man in Jrautrei3 gar ni6t
i4Ie4t iiber bic ie9niiden Beitrebuns
gen in Ssutl1lanb rnterridtet III, be-
tpeift na6itebenbsr 2lufiaB pon Sr. u.
be gtsuDille, ben mir Der frar5oiii4en
3sitf9rift so Rebue" entnebmeu:
Deuti4lanb. bas infoIge Der Ylots
tdbs einsn sroben 9beil Der 3ufubr
sinbiiBt, bat iid ni9t urlfonft an ben
crfinbsreeiit ieiner gbenliter seipanbt.
9ieie baben, no immer man @nipriiae
on iie itellte. ibre Qlufgaben slGnSenb
selDit, uub man barf rubis iaesn, bdB
Elm GROCER Sbeil Der ftrategiIhen Grs
folgs Der beutiden Mrmse unb Marins
auf bic 6dbigteit unb Sbdtigteit ibrer
@bemitsr 5uriid;ufiibren 1T. 60, in
Berlin bebauptet man iogar. bab bieIer
Erisg buuptId9Iih bur9 bic Cbemie
gefiibrt ipiirbe. Die Gbernie Fat ni9t
nur eine 9anSe Reibe Bis babin poas
itdnoig unbetannter ober pernadldiiigs
ter @eriude in bic mess gefeitet, nm
bic bur9 ben 9lusfall Der ginfubr
mansefnben 2ebenss unb Jrttermiitel
5u erieBen ,fonbern iie bat ii1 ale nas
tiirli1en probufts bes annbes aunube
esmuat I'm aud hiss esnsn ensst,ifL
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@ruuoeiaent9nms llebcrtragnnaen.
Gintinnati 26. olun.

etnttnnati, 26. qug.
5rant SdTibt II. II. q. an Glisd
BETH Suber, 2ots 10. 1167, 1853 I'M
1859 in Woo: &c 6arnon's Inter,
abth. in 9aSiepOoo. (Steuer 5Oc.)
81.
8eorge 5sG,rgsr II. q. on Glisabett
9uber, quit claim auf bufeIbe gisen,
tbum. (Steuer 50t.) 81.
Gnnu 5ippE II. u. an Gli3d6st1
Suber, quit claim auf baiIetbe Giaen.
tbum. (Steue- 5Ot.) 81.
Sobn U. .RpbIer an uii9ael Rieg,
] ader 2anb in Ssttion Z in golerain
5p. (Steuer ST. 81.
Relie grarS on SSreb,rid @. Deis
isl, 24A Bel 1929 iyub Oil Der gaoroe
feite Bon Sop.ins Strait, 5ipiihn
einn uno ga9milIer Sirabe. (Stsusr
50c.) 81.
gitber Stiif an Jrebsrid g. mel
lei, p BEL 100 SUE an Der Siibiei.s
bon S. StraB.. sfpiTden Wia unS
Doob Ctr. (steuer 5ot.l 81.
Die 6ente Stealth 60. an gbriftine
Gertrude Sents, 1882 tei 1876 Sub
an Der Roibfeite BON Jba Strabe IN
Rorpoob. (S.euer $500 81.
gbpurb 8. 5u6s an Jobn Sollfel.
Der, Cot Rp. 81 in sydcob gIias linz
terabtheilung 19 in MiIIereet Sopn.
fbip. (Steuer ST. 81.
Glbert 8a;.sp an HeIie o. 9dileD,
40 bei 100 5ub on Der giibfeite bon
Gorreit gourt in Gbepipt. (S.eue:
$4.50) 81.
&ate Robtopf an Ironeis u. 500
Der. 36 Bel 120 Sub an Der SitlsR
BON @ranb gbe, priee SiIl. (Steuer
$1.) 81.
Scfepb Socror On Usufnie u. DoOo,
35 Bel $50 Sub an Der 9fieite bon
Matterfon 2tOe. in WlnbiIonbill..
(Gieuer $3.) 81.
2lbolpb $. Sans an Olibe u. Sdns,
30 bei 176 SUB an Der Oiiieife bon
Welrofe Gpe., 98.48 sJub fiibli6 BON
Dat Strabe. (eteuer S1.50.) 81.
emilia meber an Gillian 6nrbert,
% BET 96.46 SUB an Der NDrSfeite
BON Mba Strobe. 0Steasr $2.5o)
81.
Hisos Elsit4sr an GaaA S.gtsrn.
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B Sabre Qedfe ouf ben 1. Stod bel
@ebdubes go. 1886 9erinaton 4benue
mcnaiIihe Wistbe $40.
0erielbe an CHARLES Ml. g.feifer,
Sabre Sedis ouf ben eriten Gipd bel
Gebduoss Ro. S34 qelinstpn 9lpe.
monatlide Wietbe $55.
Serielbe all Mprris MidelTon,
Sabre 2eaie auf ben 2. Stpd bes Sc
bduoes glo. 836 aerinstpn ape.. mo-
natlihe Wfietbe S77.50.
OerieIbe all sSTaac Suttenbauer.
Sabre 2edie ami ben 2. Siod bes &c
bdubss go. S34 eerington Wps., mo-
netlihe Mliet5e $65.
Wiais M. &emper on @eprge r.
ebparbs. 40 Eel 140 SUB an b.,
Siibieits bon GppreB St,abe. (Steuei
$2.) 81.
s. s.. Milinm 4flusser al Dapis
9urnet, so bel 1925 sur IN Der Oit,
ieite bon Glberon gtpe. (Steuer$150.)
ST.
ginttie gaIbipeQ an Charles 6.
Sipift. Cots $40. 6 anb 7 in 9eipi2
Sennebps abbiiipn in plcaiant Ribgs.
(Steuer $2) 81.
@burles 6. Sipift an bic pleaIant
Riose 2Obge &c. 282 Srse anb 4cceps
TED MlaiOns, baiieIbe Gissntbum.
(E5teiier Sol 81
5ranoes q. Walf6 on gblparb q.
5la6, 40 Bel $50 SUB an Der Wsits
isite BON &ur6 gpe., 385.27 SUB
n0rbIi9 bon Gris 9lps. (Stsusr SD
81.
9tunie g. Quernsr au Sarrb G.
Soull, AZ bei Las SUB az Der Rprb.
ieite bon Soipeu 2lDs. in Clifton.
(Steiier $5.) 81.
Sc5n s. 2ensrt an 6omer 3.
5bompion, 60, SO. 331 Il. 6. 6. Sop
tins 2. unitrabtb. in gInripOoo.
(Steuer 50c.) 81.
geniamin Rptff, Gretutor, an
Spbn s. MoiId, 22s Bel 1872 5ub
an Der Weitie;te pon WaFa6uietts
glDe.. ebenio 22a Bel 94.36 SUP an
Der SitTeite ben Sionep qbs, Camp
WaTbinstDn. (Steusr So $5725.
Gburlptte 2ouiia Gliiabetb Geo;
uarb on Charles s. gpdenItette IT,,
20 Bel 10 SUB an Der @sItieite DON
gapmiller ST.. 236 SUB iiibIi9 Don
Wabe GtruBe. (Steuer S3.50.) 81.
MdrD .. Goripin an Gbiparb 9.
Quinn. 90 bei 225 SUB an Der Roros
ieite bon go1l Ctr, ebsnio 6 Spub on
Soal Strabs, ofili9 DON Sycamore
Str. 81.
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0rnnbeisentllnms.S .Sbpotbefen.
Gineinnati, 2e. Dug

Rsue Sppoteeten.
Senrp Satte an gurnet DOobs g.
II. 9. So. $1,000.
Momis u. WooS on DO. $500.
0ieielbe an Soispb Sector. $500.
Utinni. Beaumont on Sarrp 70.
Deters. $500.
Slipe u. Sans ar Star Q. u. gao.
3 SO. $3.50.
Gillian Sa=bert an G. Dsder!..
$4,000.
0ieielbe an emile 8sber. $500.
Senrieita so. Smiib an gsutra!
5dirmount 3. II. 6. so. $1,000.
f5rnncis u. Sopper on gurnst
@oobs 3. II. g. 60. $1,000.
Wnrttn S6aeble on bic q. u. pes
isrs RsaItb 60. $565.62.
Sdrrp g. SuI an annie g. Quers
ner. $1,000.
9apiS 8urrst an Deilsrn .6iIs 3.
9. II. 8. 60. $325O.
0eprge 2B. Slepeldno on a. Wdr0
3. II. 6. 60. $4,000.
Sobn 6. Woti6 an Cosmopolitan
gonf anb Spss. 60. $500.
9srIelbs an bo. $4,000.
Bell SouIer On aodIonb .. II. 6.
60. $500.
9etil9te Sppotbefen.
Sobn u. asrber an GIenipaY 6. IL.
.. go. $4,000.
Senrietia 81. Gmiib on gentrn!
Jairmount 3. ii. g. so. $1,000.
gbOlpb $. Sane on Gam. 3. Goo
per. $3.50.
3. $. Wm. qfluessr on s. 8.
Soffman. $1,000
petsr Moiih ON 1unbamsntnl 8.
Il. 9. 60. $500.
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= ga ia. frif6e Cuff tuts AUDI,
Nfmf miphprTehenin

- ga ia. frifhe Cuff tilfs AUDI.
9luf WieberIeben!"
Or. Gbdrfptt permpd)te fdllm ietns
Grreguns mebr sn bsberriden. @r
elite aui bds pbere Yroinenabenoet,
Das um Die WlittaesSeit 3iemli1 pers
ldien mar, unb marfdierte IN langen
S6ritten duf unb al, bulbldut monos
lo9iiierenb:
n9as fdnst an, ettpos mebr als in.
tereilant gu iperben fir MIDI Bon
alien Seiten unberboffte Storunssn
unp 8eripidlunsen! grit oieIe ions
berbaren Soeen Marp's unb bann Die
Srdnce id bin bod ipobl gu ipeit
gegdlgen nit benz ainb unb Die
Billion. Die muB Ii1er na6 GpbneD
geb0ren. 0as mar bod irgenb eine
hineiii6e gtduberboble ober 8neipc.
0a fperoe ih bod nod nal Der Muts
ter auf ben 3abn fiiblsn. 9lber pors
iid)iig. porlihti9. Sic bdrf nidt mers
fen, mas i1 nit ibrer Sctter porbdbe.
gfur eins beritebs ih niat: lpo in ben
Grinnerungsbliben Der Batter bleibt.
Sabei bat iie bod bon Der erifen SUE
genb auf Defenders on ibm sebanssn
unb bentt ieiner jebt nod nit aus>
uabmspeiier 8eporaueung.
limb nun gar bieie Gjei9idte nit
Der iairarsen Sdnb. Gs mag ja
3uiaQ fem; 0enr Ole 9untpeu idlei,
ner iiber Die qan3e gSelt perbrei.
tet. 9tbsr es 1T Elm gurS eissnartiser
3ufa[l, bab es serabe bieier asrl mar,
her ben Soorder neuIt9 ipielte in meis
ner Sabine. SolIte Id lpirtlib pon
Der @ebeimbanbe bepbahtet unb pers
fpIst perben2 Sebenfaqs = auf Der
Sut mub ib Iein.
limb nun aunG6it su Jrau Bbigb"
@r ftieg in @ebanten Deriunten bic
sreppe binab gu feinsy Sabine uno
betrat ben Gallon. gIaf Der gbaiies
Tongue lag lie, bic er iutts, bas INIT
Lib IN bsn aiien bersra5eh, in einem
itperen Weintrampf. Sine WoIic
bcs unnliitbs fIoe bei Dem gInblift
iiber feline Stirn.
~gerebrte 5rar!" io9te er itreus.
.Bas ion benn nur Oieie pIanIois
aufresuns2 Sis peyrsn ii9 ielbit1
trant MAIDEN bamit."
Sic i6lu63ts baltlos METER. Sbr
gdnSer &0rper sudte unb sitterte
trampfbaft.
oSraii @higb," riei ar Iailter uno
riittelte lie an Der Ghuter.
Sic fubr in bic S5be unb itarrte i'm
an. llnb in ibren ,3iiaen ipiegsIte
Iid Elm abftein beg S8rsdsns, Der
lie suror BEL bem 9tnb.it Der go9ter
an 0ed eepadt.
rSie iehen ia aus, aIs fiirdieien
sic Iid ppr mir" idtr3te er. 9o9
g ipar iRm niht son5 uobl babel sus
mute.
Sic ipollte fi5 erhtbsn. Or riidte
linen SefeI beran, fcste fi6 unb fling
'ine ibrer nGnbe elm, Die iie ibm jeboa |
nit elmer ungitDollen 9sipesuns ipieber |
ntrib.
.Seien Sic bod perniinftig, meins
aiebe." iugte sr begiitisenb. Dem
Rdoden feblt gar niats. Gs mar
inc poriibersebenbe SdnpGte nit |
gridsiuungen. 9,r
SdiTfsar3t Bat SbHen ia fdpn bass
elbe seiast."
.aaiIsn sic mia!" iblu9ate iie.
SD mD6te in msine aabine.
(5ortIssung folet.)
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petsridurs, bic fir ben Seeresbebarf
nnnmsdngli9 notbipnbig 1T, ipnros
friiher aus gbiIilalpet:r bergeitelt,
Der aus gDsitiiioamsrita iommt. Die
SnanIpruhuabme bisisr 8e5ugsqu,ae
lit bnrh Die Gnibsdung ber Strrsn
6dber mb Sitpolb binfGlis geipors
ben. Sn Der ein3ism bsutf9sn ga
brit, Die bis jebt fir bieieu 3ipet be-
ilimnt III, itellt MN ifyot S0,0UG
1pnnen Salpetsri1ure bsf.
Die 6rnge Der Sdpsfelidurs IN all
anbsrsr SteGe eel0it. Der ,Jmport bss
S6ipeieltieies BON Rio 3intp, ireis
der oas Robmdterial BARTLETT, III nas
tiirlid einasFtellt unb man bebilfi Iif
iebt nit Der 9lenoe ober Sphdlerif,
einem ShlpefeI5inf, Der ii6 in gro.
ZEN @engen in Gsutfdtanb finSst
unb cine monatlite prconttton bon
10000 sonnen Sfpsfsliiure fiteri.
Seuii6lanb bate fih Dor alien
9inasn ppn ben gersinieten Staaten
su emdn3ipiren, ipcbsr es piele itiner
Nabrungss unb 5uttermitisl be8c9.
Sierin bat man gang Nunberbar!s
aeIeiitet. Dor siniqer 2eit bat man
berausgeiuncen, bag burt ben Ga
rungsprO3sb. b. 3. bud bic gers
ipanolune oes 3uders in Iltcbcl. os'
ipiIIe SuftanSsn fpie q. 9. bic 6,fs,
inbem man bidslbs lpeittrperar6si'ei,
aIg 9labrimas. ino Siitterriittel Dir
nen fDnnen. 9as tin5i9s mas an biz
isr Meibobe nus3uItben mar, mar bi.
feline Wenss giipeib, bi, biefes prIs
purdt aufipies. Ulnn iu9ts iih. bob
bieIs S9pieriateit bur1 eiren teIors
bersn @1runesprc5eb 3u iiberlpinbsr
iei. BEL osm unorodniiisrie Subitdns
sen in Elm creariifes probutt p'rs
paneelt tperbsn tOnnen. Sunferi
sbsils 3udsr gebsn bunbert 1heile
6efe (fpaFsrfrsi). Die gtrbsiten BON
Qeaiipenboed bt1iiaIi9 Der SefeH,
fortaiebt burd aiTIiu5. Sttpunn,
Goanarb 9atour uno fp6terhiu burdh
qaiteur, iiuo fehr befannt. Man ire'b
felt lnnger 3eit, baB Der Gdrunos.
prossb fi9 tpis Elm 2ebsn obne aufi
poISisbt.
9eiiemmgeodtet mar cs BOD MIR
noelih, benz neuen @enlibnlitta, Der
Seie, Die erportete @ebeutiing beipi'
meiien, iuera 9aitidIatS iiber geiril.
genhe Guantitdten idtuefeliouren sln.
nIonilrns perfiigt. 9ie oeutiben Gbe.
ntiter baben oen Stiditoff fir ant.
inoniaf Der sltmoipb1re ertnorrnien
Im6 errif,teten, oont oen GisgeBreitc.
Ten 9raMnfohIerlagerit, Merfe, ipeld,e
nit Den norluegiiden ripaIiiiren for'
lien. Dir neiie Stifitofiinoititrie le1t
Die I0glidlfeit elmer Reppliition III
Der 2anopirttidnft nabe, dbnlid tui,
Die oeutiten slirilinfarben ei1en lin.
mrs in Ger Sarbitoifit6uitrie Der
Jan5en @elt berporgeriifen babe1t.
9eitti6laiIhs 3iel III jest ba Die
,bemdIiaet ge5ugsqueIlen periasen
ii6 eirais iinS allein auf iid ielbIt gu
tiisen.
getroIeim uu6 9ensin iingen on
tnapp III perben. Sieieu llebelitaitS
,eiettigte man oo6lrd), oaE man iest
III beren Sieqe 8er5ol perlpclloet
Sn anbereu SdIlen iicIlt man oas be.
.eitS Gisprcbierte @erfnbren ait, i.s'
,em man ben ungeiattigten aoblen.
ioifperbinbllngeu Maiieritoif sitdo.
,ierte, nm ber5inariige 1srooufte 5ll
Iefpi;tnelt.
@leidseitig Dat be eriabrliua &c.
ebrt. odb gl6fbDlen piel ofouOmifter
IN 9erbraua it, uno iebr lpa1rid)ein.
i'd wiro Die Solae bapon iein. bal,
nan nab bem aries t6eilipeiie ami
Ias 9etroleitm ner5idJtet.
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o. I il d.

Ser ;siirit tpoIlte feinerIeiien unb
ieinen Narren aif bic 9robe iteIlen.
DBas lit @Iiif9" ihrieb er auf cine
EafeI. - rSuge1tbl" ieste Der g9etie
bnrunter. - Ter Starr drberte einen
@uditabe,t bab as .s,userb" bteb.--
rgetbe babt Sbr re&t!" iaate Der
Gasit.
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g cbni II atiitif in O6to.
Siitereiiante itaiiitiide 3iifern bat
her Seiter Der besiigIiden slbtbeiIung
Der &omnniiiion fir syl,buitrietpeien,
George ). Dtiles in Columbus, 10.
eben iiber 20bne imb @ebdlter in oen
oeriTiebenen Saupt Snoa,itrIe- @e.
5irfen ui6 @rilppcn oes StaateB Der.
rficatIid,i. Garnn9 be5ablen Die
Bumnli9lrtifeIl l5abriten bon Gum.
nit Goiuiip fglfron) 6t.1 sfo3ent
nllsr 9obne unb Sal1re bort. Die
9llitono6iI- sSnouItrie in 2ueas GoaintD
f5oIebo) sablt \. oller a5Ime uno
@efGlter oieieS Gciintps, fp1brelt6 In
@iontsomerp gorntp (9apton) sic
itatiiiiitjcn gerid;te 3eigen. oub sic
ocrt fiibrelOe aaiierregiitrr. ,ino
3ahl. .giafdineu.oSnbiitrie Die nleiIten
s.6bne etc. bort becabIt. gift ipeniaer
aig $35,3i3.043 ipnroen I'M ssdbrc
1915 IN Gimnrit Gciinm fir aobne
etc. tejabIt, in Mont@nierp Eonntv
S24, ,560,3e0, in Sucas goiintD
S36,236,3i1. Die 3iffern iiir bic an
oeren Counties iteben nod aus.
gadfiid.M MonoIog.
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.edlredlidl. oicie W2enid,eu /

~SdredIid, oicie menIden In
Der Srobitaotl Sel,t' III mir fhon
wp6er einer nndseIouienl Cd babe
ibn tiatiirIi6 nit teinem Bid onee.
feben Gr mar Elm ifInnter
Wtunnn nit eneIiidem Gdnurrbort
unb grrAsu bIasaL i6sp6ruleriifaR
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| |RadikaIbeiIung der rlerven$ebwaebe.
spae neID0 gsrioss sseIast nnO sn
Sasa a6nsSM bee gs6oss o Ssr ss5lrai aas su
ds O aug BEN . sas oesa usss
gsaftrbrnd mad u uols enlp
rSa Ia
Deutschen Pryat- kink 1877 East 1T Str New York. N.Y.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-08-25
SILK SUIT AT ITS BEST.

and back, and II fnstcns at the left
front The body OF the coat could not
be cut on simpler lines, aud II hangs
straight from the shoulder II Is Joined
60 tho peplum under II soft crushed
belt Of the tafreta. fastening nj the
front with prlm bow and buckle.
Round vclyet.covered buttons and
small silk cord loops take care OF the
front fastening
The sleeves are long and fare little
of the band, where they ARE slRshed In.
10 rounded points. A soft collar OF
plque Ii worn inside the rolling collar
OF silk.
As Ia the silk suit for street or other
wear. II Is one of the most satisfactory
possessions Women who know how
10 DO decorative needlework can buy
plain suits and embellish them with en,-
broiderics that place them Ia the class
Of eSclustve designs. Ry the addition
Of other trimmings md fnshion tea.
tares the plain suit may hs converted
into an expression OF individual taste,
as the season grows Older.
before the cool brreres " Sep,em.
Der have begun To sigh with the pass
.nk OF summer, the college girl must
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-08-25
STARTS A CHARITABLE FAD

Madame BaShmvteir the wife ~ tbs
Russian ambassador, has tnken flyer
In fashions, and Ia introducing to the
rich and exclusive set az Newport the
brilliantly cniortd cotton and SILK
shawiS such AS the peasants Of her
adopted country wear, she has at tie
same time given 4 stimulus to the cot
ton trade which should materially In
,reasc the Russian market for AMER.
enn GOTTEN.
When wonea ~ fashion are more
or less taking or the accourermenrs ~
war IN the style az ,heir bats and
coats snd TIE picturesque dress II the
peasants OF many 81 the Quantities at
war. this Innovation q Nine, Bakme-
te~ IN the way ~ light wrap for
either maruink ~ eyeGia- has 6ecune
charity aS we'll AS a !ad, for the
manufacture ot. these ShawiS or ScaTfs
heirs the cottage peas SAINT Industries
Of Russia, furnishing work TO hundreds
If women and children while the men
are al the front These shGNlS ere a
~ certain districts q. klssS.a, and tx
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-08-25

llas II occurred to YOU what attrac-
tive letters substantial tapes or hraids
Of almost any kind will make on house
hold llrans' This Is really ms easy
way of marking rs any. II Is neces-
Sary, " course. iirss 10 mark OF your
letters; script is usually best for
hraIlwork. and the marking can be
done with Il stou, card upon which the
letter hns been drawn and the outline
perforated with pins This card will
last lar many staulplngs with a soft
lead pencil through the perforatlons
Cotton soutache. very fine rlckrack.
coronation, cotton rat-taIl or amy braid
may be worked into these letters. The
heavier braids, OF course. should be re-
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-08-25

the dire which onahe comparatively
small lots only the Amsterdam quoted prices
particularly expected
appealing radio for
finally supplied
Bromidc unobtanable and
widely dsnfectan
the scarcity Of materials through
the naval
able since u
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-08-25
In Wornan's Realm
Taea Sum- Easily One Of the Best Of the Seasons Productions
10 I've One Dsplaye+outft That Win Deserve the Aten-
ton OF the College Cir.

By dMs1J 10 be perfectly plain. but
otherwise not going contrary TO pre-
vailiHg fashions. the taffeta suit SHOWN
may make CLAIM, to noteworthy orig
inality. II Ii between-seasons affair,
which will prove a safe investment for
the young women who must make an
early selection. IL Is a happy choice
for tho miss who is still ln school, and
whose youthtulneSs needs no furbe-
lows.
30 severe 3 model n rarity In silk
and this one Is too plain to need de-
aeription. The fuIlness Of the skirt is
ahlrred into short yoke at the sides
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-08-25

shown in the picture. Most Of these
are Of velvet over rather pilable
shapes. but q hat OF Eatin. hatter's
plush or other fabric lends variety to
tho showIngs.
Undetermined sailors. big tams and
hats with irregular brims appear along
with smaller shapes. The illustration
shows tusban Of satin, trimmed with
AN acorn and leaves made OF velvet
applied against the front brim and
crown. AT the center Of the group,
mushroom. covered with black vel
vet Is frightened by q wide border OF
cOlored velvet aud a wreath OF small
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-08-25

a his haunt This specimen six feet
quarter
large slim proportions the
o snake tribe It's general II Ia wicked
AID jusiifes e In which II Is held
Of small aud
and bands inch long
the other band Of yellow viii
descriptive information VII Not
popularity Indicated by M small head
deadly poisonous snakes Fortunately
Enue disposition and the
IF inflicted dangerous
India cobra.
Constructors python I'D snake h
basnake
Boes chain snake the ordinary chain
be
~ hr Southeastern South
Of the 1t West the hog n0d snGka
The spreading lde The garter snakes
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-08-25
Newest Sr,cek.

Made al heavy blue cotion crepe ws;s
shallow collar and snug p-otec,iv.
wristbands Is the Smork ef the mo
ment, L; reaches the skirt hcm and 3,
fAr as looks is concerned there l. NJ
need " skirt beneath. II may serve
as an overall and keep dainty dreS,
from sar,.sn EainS and Kitchen grllAe
FOR The bottom OK the hem Is >9wa to-
eeSher, leaving Sits for iae feet 10 m
through, producing thus q sort Of
bloau!ee.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-08-25

trimmed
been Of the chief complaints In the old building
and In the will
Hight fresh extending the roof OF the viii be-
instni1e nj sayAght the library
will be the machine which win
working the
There will be electric high The
story.
which will for Oil the
smallest Washington the
divisions.
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-08-25
DTI.OFCRDHVKRY
l+pEOpHR "
ERWIN WARDMAN, PRIVATE

The newspaper life Of Erwin Ward.
man. who became publisher Of the
New York Sun when II WAS purchased
by Frank Munsey. has been for the
most part Q steady. day-hy-tiay affair
But II had one lively intsriude, during
the Spanish-Ameriean war. Mr..
Wardman, then editor Of the New
York Press, calisted as q private, and
was sent at hrst TO Chattanooga. of
his stay there q little story IL related.
MIR. Wardman had ordered one
OF his reporters TO the eneampment
for instructions on certain story, and.
as fate would have II, the day Of the
reporters arrival at the camp was
Private Wardman's dag for sentry duty
In front OF tine commandments tent. II
also happened that the commandment
and the reporter were old friends. aud
the latter received an invitation 10
dinner In the soldiers tent, with
cold bottle ON the side.
Naturally the reporter made the
The Dickson County herald. (Dickson, Tenn.) 1907-1979, 1916-08-25
COSBY TESTS POISON GASES

Cob Spencer Cosby. United States
military attache at Paris. has been
speaking IN hoarse whisper ~ late.
and his friends are concentrating him
on losing nothing more than his voice.
When the German army began the
use OF poison gases, Colonel Cosby
shared the keen interest OF his brother
military investigators In the new ele-
ment Of warfare, and determined to
test the gases on himself He was
given the opportunity by the French
army chemists, who had samples Of the
three kinds used. direct from the front.
The two less deadly varieties were
tried, and Colonel Cosby found them
not especially oYerpowering,
They had now reached the deadly
gas which clutches and kills. The
chemist paused.
You Will not try this" he said.
appeallngly.
Yes all OF them" said the colonel
positively.