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The Detroit times., 1916-11-20
BREWERS
GLOOMY IN
CONvENT 7 ION
Loss of Five States
Puts Them in the
Dumps
GATHER TO-DAY
IN CLEN ELAND
Detroit Booze Barons
Are Making Last
Appearance

CLEVELAND. o. Nov 90 tSpe-
cial1-B Brewers from All parts OF
the United States began arriving
here this morning for one q the
last and perhaps the saddest con
Tention the fraternity has ever held
Il Is the annual event which IL
years past has beer regarded a. a
celebration n The years successes.
but, In view ot fhe fac- THAT i've
states went dry n he IEET eIection
and that he d. wave is constant.
~ spreading The meeting resem-
bies wake more than a ceiebra
tion of victory
Whue there is h,E program of
pleasure planned and there are lors
Ct big diamonds lcgd vais'coats
and many forced smiles a spirit o.
sadness seem 90 pe-yade convcr.
tion headQgarters. and 'fis is true
largely because some ot The lead
iuE SPLITS. of tbe United state.
Brewers association have been ro'd
by their statesmen thar rbeir trat
&c Is not wantel In the future.
The most conspicuous group thus
affected consists of those from
Michigan. The most important state
thus far 70 20 dry The biz De
troit brewers have long been con
sitered a power "A the councils o.
the national Organization By vir-ns
OF the large appropriations they
have made toward the expenses ~
The nationwide campaign Away
being made 20 keep the country
wet
In this convention are meeting
for the last time some 0f the most
prominent brewers IN the orgsniza.
tion. including hose from Detroit
and the Passing q these would ap
pear 20 give the others food f0-
thought, uce l' is a promise ~
what he drys say Will be a reality
soon-"a dry nation
Between the UHiol station ard
the Hoil il,nden hotel delegate 70
the annual meeting could look oa-
from 'heir tAxicshs and view more
than one sign reading Make the
nation drv
While ne early arrivals p-o's=se5
te-be sa.' eed wlrh RE present con
diiions. q did not require a seer 20
gaze behind the mask and see the
look % anxiety re he main spi-'s
of the organization contemplated
the unden'ahla 'sct that property
representing many millions ~ Dol
lars In their h9suess lad been ia
ciaref ~ the voters p nuisance tsat
had 20 De suppr sod
The convention -f-l remain In
ssssion In this wet clty-ons of thc
wetteg now on tae map. Tuesday
and "Wednesday. Detroit bad beer
selected tentatively ss .he place 'or
The convention next year. bu' ~ is
predicted that t'is program vfl hs
changed row hat Wich zan hss
shown that she IS 40. IN sympsthy
With The brewers
The Detroit times., 1916-11-20
CHURCH RAISES
OVER SI75,OO0
Members Of North Woodward
Methodist Pledge This Amount
Sunday for New Edifice

Members os The North woodward
Methods, church a-e believed 20
have seq record In the amount ot
money pledged al ore appeal FOR
tle erection os > rev edifce The
amount ar re morning serv 'ces
aas $50 .1' 81 ~ ~ rhe evening
tzsos7 % Apply On fund ~
5000 900
Subscriptions followed appeals
from Bishop Theodore p. Hender-
son and The Rev Charles 3 Allen
district uperinfsndent, who is in
charge ~ tho campaign
4 site 'or I'd new church has
been purchased or woodward ave
between ChgnIlar and Nars'on
ayes Plans 'or the new structure
have not been completed. but r.
viii 0ccgrv practically the entire
block Tho sale of the present
edifce viii nc-eaEe tho building
f1a1 'o -ore thsn $500 COO.
TIE building - the new church
cones about as ne result o' cali
recently received 1t Tho pssfor the
Pev - r Rioe from e johns
Methodist church Chicago. one %
30 largest c-r-etes fn 'he co1r-
1y He promised ~ remain in De.
ttoir 'he oongrezafl wo1ld
ars-c' "a 1ep eh1rcn fo accommodate
flf1 p4rsors md the rorrreTauo1
promptly agreed % meet this cor.
slton
The Detroit times., 1916-11-20
CADILLAC

Beona FOX. whose voice - of un-
usual range and oddly pleading is
the bright fea.ure of p buricsQae
offering of the orthodox s0r' which
opened Sunday afternoon FOR the
week The piece has two acts -
creditanle run making with sn oii0
between. entitled No Mans VILE"
The Detroit times., 1916-11-20
Congress Can't Longer
Choke Amendment.
Says DiRwiddie
LIQUOR TRADE
Is DOOMED
Sixty Per Cent of L. s.
Population Lives in
Dry Territory

Z 2 4
.........,'...r.,>. ~, - ..,y-,.A
s. s'a'es h'F'hs ''''A'e' TOT p''
1 Ihieu\ Win r3.s ,fu 50 peT cent
lof he \aIaroa. the United
- - - d., ,sr-tor, o,on-
-
SIS
.e-a c'o2'r "eIr ''-', .' PASS 1pou
..f.f.ar Tt L-larsuon vas
rvr r.naiddi..
s..-.r...ar.,- e- rs. An Saloon
l..,g- st A..a- planning
a.. f-,- .rr fsr nation.
utta ,-,-.b...s-
.,srer. should ass Az tie az
.-..
The Detroit times., 1916-11-20
MAJESTIC

Denurcly pretty and ~ arminE
'Iarguorl Cark. who hay host
of admirers whether shet is ap.
rearing on the legitimate ktaRe or
ir the movies. 's 10 be hen this
The Detroit times., 1916-11-20

an 3rtant conforenrc % ths
r.ersta." committee foT fJrpre
t1f ar nine blister rust 20
t-f.u rola az Albany.N
The Detroit times., 1916-11-20

After handing dosn decision, TO
"a the frrems court " nc trrr3
El .ake 900 weeks rse-sr
gr.r 'ha Tharkae. boItst
The Detroit times., 1916-11-20

For tho arst time In tho hisfor,
OF the United states three Cali
iofnla women VIII Ell in the cleo
toral college next January
The Detroit times., 1916-11-20
Those new Bran

Those new Bran
Foods "a new one is
born every week-a recog-
nition Of the need of food
laxatives instead of drug
laxatives. The problem OF
presenting bran to the hui
man stomach m combina-
ton with a nutritious, easily
digested food was solved
twenty years ago by the in
vention of Shredded Wheat
Biscuit, the food that supplies
all the body building mater
ial in the whole wheat grain
in a digestible form, com
bined with bran which Is
Natures laxative. A body.
building, strength giving
food. Serve with milk OF
cream or baked apple or
other fruits. Made at
Niagara Falls. N. Y.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-20

The house committee ON nava
affairs is 20 begin hearings IN wash
ingion today on the new naval az
r rrppriatiou bill
The Detroit times., 1916-11-20
e CZ E M p
rs ONLY SKIN DEEP

No internal nnedi-
Anc will cure Eersma
-only by the Appli-
s<scn of Crereisss can
he kcnsrna fuirrphe he
'cstf0vui. rea ray ne
- -~e.<y snsif zee soy
- ere rss~d Write To-
~ &c Free supply.
niIls chsmIcsi Co.
- - ek's<- cwwd ksn.
49, GAO - $500 esSss>
s>e<s fcs<~-e ssffTrf
The Detroit times., 1916-11-20
Colds Cause Hesdsehe and GRO

LAXATIVE RROWO OrtSTSE re
moves fho cause There b. only one
Rrouo Quu.ne q " GROVES
p ,pnaIIre .a ou box 25c- ADV
The Detroit times., 1916-11-20

NEW YORK sixteen woolline
loo trimmed ~ copper. each bi
kam n put baby 90 sleep IL
t5day were presented 10 Lone
rA0 Joou1r rr,l Julia. Hippodram
elephants with chilblains
The Detroit times., 1916-11-20

Prinf,nE-the plain nest kfnd--fhst
~ rfEht-ffsBes Job DsFt Nsiu 4sza
The Detroit times., 1916-11-20

CHICAGO Nude figures Cant
pieuRnR from glxth story window
OF a burning building today. Thor
sand were Mortified until the ps
pier mschc figures hit the street
The Detroit times., 1916-11-20

NEW YORK Monsignor John J
rann's dog Jack licked tho CON
plcSion oT wouldhe parish cor
lributor's face and II angered IN
LADY so she sns pea her purse shu
apd went rirh' home, y blushing o.
ono chnel
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-14

THE Cheat" and produced under
the personal direction OF Cecil -.
DE Mile, director general for the
LusFy Company In this production
tn" charming star Is seen as nurse
maid in the employ OF a wealthy fam
lily. How she saves the wife tron
disrrac" although jcopariizinc her
own love. and how the affairs arc
finally adjusted 20 towards maxim;
story gripping in its intensity and
unusua! In IT, theme. Miss Doro ~
surrounded by cast of unusual "x-
criienc", Including Elliott Dexter.
Lola May. Ernest Joy. Charles West
Little Billy" Jacobs. Margaret
George. Mrs. l.ewos McCOrd and
other members Of the Lasky all star
organization. II Is released on the
Paramount program The added at
traction IS Burton Holmes Travels.
Thursday. Florence Rockwell in
II" Foil in Low" with His Wife" n
Paramount product. will be shown.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-14

Driving an automobile across a
thirty-five foot chasm at sixty
mile an hour clip ia feat performed
BY Thomas Chattcrton in The Sc
cret OF the Submarine" the big nnm
novel. the frs, chapter Of which will
be shown at tho Odeon Thursday ana
Friday OF this week.
To do the stunt Mr. Chattorton.
who essays the role Of Lieutenant
Hope. United States army. in the hi-
picture. overclmc objections OF di-
rectors and managers who had en-
ployed Al Thompson. professional
daredevil. to make the mad ride.
and mad ride 1t was The seen" was
taken on the road between Los
Angeles and Santa Barbara. ~ a
spot where q bridge had actually
been washed out by the spring rains.
Three cameras Wei" trained on tho
flying car. catching it as IL left th"
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-14
OIL AND GAS
DEVELOPMENT
OF TRI-STATE
Latest Reports OF Operations 10
West Virginia, PennSH-
Vania and Ohio.

Few competitions were reported
from the eastern fields. There Is 4
very large amount of work under
way and starting. but just at this
time there is lull in completed
work The few compilations reported
are light producers and all located
inside Of defined limits. on Straight
Fork. Duval district, Lincoln county.
W. Va. the Big Creek Development
Company drilled No, & on the A. G.
Grass farm through the Berca grit
and lit Is showing for a tcn-barrcl
pumper In tho same district and on
the sam" stream the same company
has started to dril No. . on tho
Sarah Workman farm.
on Indian Greek. Elk district,
Kanawha county. the Empire retrO-
leum Company has now completed
and shot its test ON the W S. Jar
rctt farm. II Is located l.5OO feet
southwest of No | on the Gatchell
farm. and Is good Tor eighteen bar
reIs day In the Weir sand. on
Sancho creek. Ccntcrville district.
Tyler county. the Pure OIL Producing
Com I uy's No. s on the J. B Riggs
farm was drilled through the Big
Ipjun sand II found light show
OF oil in that formation and will be
tested.
Parsons and Sweeney Brothers
drilled No. : on the Perry IIender-
shot farm through the Bcrca grit.
II Is located on Laurel run. Union
district. Wood county. and is good
for seven barrels day. On Gillespie
Run. Clay district, the Ridge on
Company completed No on the
Anna Nowcry farm and It is dry in
the second sand.
GnsSCr in WctECl.
on Big run. Center district. Wet
eel county, tho Hope Natural Gas
Company's second test on the D. c.
Iemlcy farm is a gasser in the Big
iniun sand. on big run. McElroy
district. Tyler county, the Manufac-
turers Light and Heat Company Is
drilling in the Big Injun sand at
second test on the l.. T.. Mayhcld
farm.
on Pawpaw creek. Pawpaw dis
trict. Marion county, the Hope Ma
tural Gas Company has Big Injun
gasscrs on the NJ, Ice farm. On
Jacks run. Clay district. MononGalia
county. the same company drilled a
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-14
OUR METHODS OF EYE
EXAMINATION

OUh METHODS OF EYE
EXAMINATION
are simple and accurate. We do not
use drops" or dangerous drugs. All
ordinary defects OF vision can be de-
tccted and measured by the aid OF
highly perfected instruments and sci
entilc methods that do not entail
physical discomfort OF personal in
convenience. We guarantee accurs-
cy in examinations and perfection in
NttinE glasses.
We grind lenses while you wait,
Snyder & Lemassers
EYE SIGHT SPECIALISTS
Over Biiou Theatre.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-14

tcst on the A. Il. Price farm into the
Maxon sand and developed n fair
gasscr.
starting Test Wells.
on Lynn Camp run. Clay district,
Richie county. the Carnegie Natural
Gas Company has completed the rig
for test on on the Elwood Markley
farm. ON Walker creek. Walker
district, Wood county. G. |. Bennett
has made test on the Samuel
Cooley farm. ON Laurel creek. Union
district. the Laurel Greek Oil Com
pany has the rig completed for u
test on the Abner Wharton farm.
The Irwin Oil Company has started
to drill test on the W. NJ. HaddoN
farm. located on Dry Fork. Lincoln
district. Tyler county. on Elk Fork
and Rig run the Manufacturers Light
and Heat company has made loca-
lions on the j. o. Sole and Andrew
Bailey farms. On Fishing creek,
Greene district. Wctzel county. Wet
gel county. Samuel Martin has start
cd to drill on the Thomas Carroll
farm. on the same stream and in
the Same district the Wildwood Oil
ComnanyS NO. on the =. l.. Nor
gan farm is a light pumper on in the
Rig Injun sand.
on Wills creek. Big Sandy district,
lKanawha county. the Gunner Oil
Company Is due in the sand at a
test on the W. +. Facemycr farm.
on Indian creek, Elk district. the
Empire Petroleum Company has
completed a rig on the John a. Bog
CESS farm.
southeastern Ohio.
On the Ohio side in Bearcled town
ship. Perry county. located in the
Corning district. H. Z. Schmidt and
CompaUv's test on the Holcomb farm
is a Hvc-barrel pumper in the Berea
grit. In Monroe township John
Dcnman and Son are drilling No. 7
on the 2. c. Stotlcr farm. In Yellow
Creek township. Columbiana county,
c. $. Peters and Company have
drilled a second test on the c. NJ.
Wells farm through the Bcrca grit.
It Is light pumper. located 800
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-14

feet southwest of No. l on the same
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-14

Bessie Bnriscale with william
Desmonde scored a pronounced tri-
umph in the marvellous Triangle play.
Not NV Sister" at the Orphcurn
theater yesterday This feature will
be shown again today and with il
Charles Chaplin will appear in a
funny Aim. Then Francis Ford and
Grace Cunard are seen in another
chapter OF Peg o tho Ring" the
wonderful circus romance. This
chapter is filled with romance and
adventure and will prove highly on
PERTAINING. and is in two parts.
Tomorrow. the Blue Bird features
will present charming Louise Lovely
assisted by 4 mammoth cast The
. Gilded Spider. mas'"rfully acted
and produced society drama IN live
acts, This play is interpreted by a
stellar cast including many well
known famous players.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-14

In the DOrseyvilc field, Indiana
township. Allegheny county. Pa, the
National Oil and Gas Company has
now completed No on the j. Haas
farm, 1t is fair pumper in the
thirty-foOt sand. Hansel and Shat
fcr's No. . on the a. Wolfong farm
is producing seventy-hve barrels 4
day. anderson and Henderson
drilled their test on the Sauers heirs
farm into the Fifth sand and devel-
oped good gasser.
George Anderson has Il good
gasser in the lOO-foot sand. The
SQuaw Run oil Company has drilled
through the l00-foot sand at it's test
on the Sleigh farm and found 1t bar
rem. 1t is now drilling to the third
sand. East OF the Dorseyville field
Laughner and Company are due in
the sand at their test on Samuel
Googner farm. VALLEY and Com
pany are about due in the sand at
their test on the j. H. Rope farm.
The OIL Markets.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-14
You May Be Declared the Winner

and receive that beautiful sevcnty-ive dollar dia-
mond ring exhibition at II. H. Davs's Jew
elry Store. Remember the votes are ONE CENT
EACH. Votes counted each day
Voting stations where Won can vote up to D. m
Thursday night, June ID: Wells and lawmakers
drug store, Sturm and Wilson's drug store WEIGH
and Fullerton's drug store. Burkc's drug store,
BANDS drug store. Apollo Candy Store, Brunswick
Pool Hall, Pike News Co.. Davis's Jewery Store and
Carnival Grounds.
Standing of the contestants Monday, June 10,
at p M:
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-14
SALE OF VARIABLE SCHOOL Nous
AND IOI-E LOTS.

Pursuant 80 an ORDER OF the Board Of
Education Of Coal district. Harrison Coun-
", West virginia made ana catered On the
Tdurut -Uu win IN
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-14
BIJOU SHOWS A
v. L. S. E. RELEASE

broken side Of the bridge. as 1t went
through the air and landing safely
on the FAR side. "AcrOplancs are
tame to this" Mr. Chnttcrton com
mcnt"d as he received the congratu-
lations Of Director Sargent.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-14

tcet on the A. Il. Price farm into the
Maxon sand and developed fair
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-14

Now undcr long term contract
with tie Jesse l.. Iasky feature
Play Company, Marie Dnro. beautiful
and talented dramatic artist. will b."
seen at the Robinson Grand today In
"Th" Heart Of Nora Flynn" Il thrill
ing phOtodrama by Hector Turnbull
and Jeanne MACPHERSON, authors of
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-14

CLARKSBURG, WE'D. JUNE .I>t.
Seat Sale show Day. Sturm " Will
sons Drug Store.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-14

W. west NIElNlU, luhut ana entered ul the
1T day Of May. 1916, the said Board OF
Education win on
SATURDAY.. JUNUE EARN. 1910.
AZ or about one O',lOCk T. NJ, ut the front
door Of the court house of Harrison couu-
y, West N!rGiniu. sell nj public auction,
to the highest and best bidder. the follow
Ing described real estate, situntr In the
District u tOHl OF said Harrison County.
~ what Il SHOWN ~ summit Park Add
ti0n to the city of CEtrkshurE, being dcs-
lEnNted rs Lots Nos ~, ~, "a aud III, 10
laid down upon the plat OF said addition.
which four lots nav" total frontage OF
100 feet and depth OF 100 feet. with
large school building situate upon tho
same and being til" sam" lots conveyed
to said Board Of EdueatiUu by !. Il. Flint
and wife by deed dated August 18th, 1911
ana by Lucy Mu\udrCw auu others by deed
dated Jnnunry Ind, 1913. said hrsi deed
II duly recorded IN the Office OF the Jlcrl.
OF the County Court OF Harrison County.
West virginia, In Deed Book No. 100, uagr
III. and said second deed IL duly record
ed In snid office In Decd hook No. 2lh
pnEe 3OI, to which deeds reference H. here
made. said lots viii be- offered separately
and then n whole. aud will he sold III
whichever way they VIII bring tile highest
price Said school building wiI be sold
with the lots hut the stoves, blaCkhOUrda.
desks, and other furniture la said build
ing are hereby Reserved and will not D."
TERMS or SALE. Onc.third cash iu
hand on day OF sale or Us much more a,
the purchaser may elect to pry IN cash
and for tho residue. II any. N" purchase
will bc required to execute nj, negotiable
notes payable to the order nf said Bn1rt
Of Education, In two equal payments due
and payable IN six and twCly" months, re-
Specuvely, from said Jane .lih. with inter
est from said date. and with such personal
security ~ may he required hy SAIL
Board OF Education. aud vendors lien
VIII also he retained as further security
for the payment Of the unpaid pnrChasJ
money.
Board Of Education ~ Coal Dislric:, HaT-
rison County. West Virginia
II" EMORY II BATES. President
l.. WAYMNN OGDEN. Secretary.
]. .. 4 IlDLIsE. counsel Tor said Board
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-14
$aIiie Fisher and Richard Trav-
erS Starred in Little Shep-
herd of Bargain Row."

Sallie Fisher and Richard C. Tray
1 % with specially picked Ompuny
ore on the Bljou screen today In the
| Rre-act V. l.. ). r.. feature. THE
! aittle Shepherd OF Bargain Row "
SGiss Fisher Is ideal in the part of the
aFisque young business woman, who
ftses to the management of a large
: business. When she marriCs the son
ot the late owner OF the big store
fnd continues to manage both the
business and her husband in her own
way, the spectators readily see what
? fitting ending has been designed
BY the author for his sunragot hero
tne.
Miss Billie Burke will be- the lead
Ing attraction AZ the Biiuu Thurs
day. She comes in the third chapter
Of Gloria's Romance. synopsis Of
the two preceding chapters is shown
20 AFFORD those who have missed the
tirst two chapters an opportunity to
tamiliarizc themselves with tho full
story. This chapter. "a PcrilOus
Love" is really tn" opening one of
"Cloria's Romance She has left
her lover in Florida he father taking
her TO a fashionable boarding school
in Boston. where she enjoys life to
the fullest extent. also dreaming Of
her lover. Gloria returns from
school and her father celebrates by
visit to the opera. She Is amazed
when coming face to face with hor
lover to ind her ideal has oven failed
to recognize her. having completely
forgotten her.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-06-14
Who Shall Be the Queen
Of the Norwood baseball Club CarniylI ?
It's Up to Boys Girls Get Rusy
and will
CLOSE THURSDAY NIGHT, JUNE Is
and will

At the Voting Booth on the Carnival Grounds
There will not be any other voting station open
after p. on Thursday night, only at the Carnival
grounds Every contestant ought to be there with
their friends, for the contest will close at II p m
sharp. Now girls, get busy, stay in the race. Work
hard for votes.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

That's all. We never had any
trouble with the convict from that
day on. But the event started me
thinking, and all at once it came to
me what was the matter with Big
Steve. He had never been up against
a really elemental human situation
before all; nothing that show
ed him in his intuitive personality the
fact that men are brothers. He was
the victim of his environment. When
l became governor l had him par
doned." >.
The district attorney rose. "And
probably he committed half dozen
crimes after that, he remarked.
81 don't thing So" answered, the
governor, pressing bell. Bring the
cigars, Steve" said the governor to
the negro who answered the sum-
mons. ......
Copyright by W. G. Chapman.)
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20
AHoRRIBLE POSSIBILITY

"You look worn to a FRAGILE, Mr..
Idiot" said Mr.. Brief, the Lawyer, as
the Idiot took his place at the Break
fast Table. 81 am" said the Idiot,
sinking YEARLY into his chair. 81
dreamed last night that the Pacificos
of the Oscar Tooth had returned and
got to work on the magazines; and
read articles entitled How to Do
Europe on Nothing a Year. Fording
the Atlantic 'Sponging to the
Front The Trencher in the
Trenches, "A Birdseye View of Eel
Iona, by One of the Birds 'RoIo's
Visit to the Kaiser and What Didn't
Come of 1t, Half Seas Over with the
Unemployed 'Schwimming with
Schwimmer,' Much Ado About Nut
ting and"
"That'n do" said Mr.. Brief, ring
ing the fire alarm. cts wonder to
me you ever came to-"
SPRING FRocKS HERE TO LOOK
AT, NOT TO WEAR
BY Betty Brown
While we are still smuggling in our
winter furs the makers of modes, the
minds that decide what well wear
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

and how We'll wear it, are worrying
over the frills and flounces we'll
fiaunt when our furs are in moth
balls.
And one of the things they have
evolved is the new bolero jacket,
which isn't so very much unlike the
old bolero jacket It is made with a
three-quarter length bell sleeve and
a veritable Eifel tower of a collar.
Because the jacket is short the skirt
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1916-01-20

is rather narrow and a lavish use Of
buttons on the skirt and sleeves in
troduce the now popular Spanish
note"
/ have pictured here bolero suit
designed by Nine. Reichert which is
a good example of what we may ex-.
pect to see three months hence
when linen gowns are seasonable.
This gown is linen with a soutach
braid trimming.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-03-11
Vance Killed By Auto
III ,ru CLAIMS =. VI. MARKEY.
I.ri,f Hines Ends Life Of Man Who
Was We'll known Here.

+. NJ. Markey died at the home of
his son. George Markey, following AN
Illness of three weeks of pneumonia
at , o'clock last night. The body Will
bc sent To Kirksyillc. Mo. today FOR
burial Funeral seryicts viii take
! lace at kirksVle
Mr. Markcy who was u years OLD.
was among the best men OF the older
0 ,Sidents of thus city. He had made
his home with his son AT 1917 n
u.ral boulevard for some time. A.
though he had been ill many days. -
was not until recently THAI his cHnt.-
uuu became serious ari AIp-~ters 20
was felt for lis recovery