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The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-17
CORRECT Attest.
W a. FULLER.
p. l. FULLER.
NJ. A. FULLER.
Director.

We have moved our fruit and pro-
duce business from the Mum bulld-
ing to the south side OF the square,
next to the Manhattan Hotel. We in
VIZ our patrons to call and see us.
SO p. Il. DAVENPORT.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-17
No. 294
OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF THE
FINANCIAL CONDITION OF THE
No. 2s4
FIRST STATE Baag

a. Fluvanna. State OF Texas, at the
close OF business on the 7th day OF
March, 1916, published in the Sig
nal, a newspaper printed and pub
lished at snyder, State Of Texas, on
the 2ith day OF March. 1916.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-17
No. $3.50
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
THE
No. $3.50
FIRST NATIONAL Blink

Al snyder, in the State OF Tex
as, at the close Of business on March
7th. 1916.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-17

Subscribed and sworn to before
me. this 18th day OF March, 1915
Il. Il. WATKINS,
Notary Public
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-17

CORRECT-Attest'
RoB'T II, CuRNuTTE'
W. d. SIMS,
]. WRIGHT MOOAR,
Directors.
The Snyder signal. (Snyder, Tex.) 1887-????, 1916-03-17
No. 1885
REPORT OF THE CONDITION or
THE
SNYDER NATIONAL BANK

AZ snyder In the State Of Texas,
at the close OF business. March It'll.
1916.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1916-02-21

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Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-10

vsc vojnc Evr"p koncc. kalt tedaj bi imele vSe
vadr rmak eli. in &c hoGcio >kupaj emo, hi BIZ
10 paG vcG kot blazno. da hi 50 Sc nadajc tcplc.
Nojna >ama je najbojSi dokaz da Sc azejo,
dc kai zincjo svobodi. In Steer So lazejo vSe.
Nemcija ST lazc, XII zatira Poljake Dance alza-
Ske Francozc. AvStrija 81 aIc. Xxi zatira priblizno
tucat narodov. RuSia So lalc. ki zaira cello vrsto
narodov Evropi in Azii Anglia St aze, Xxi
tira Tree Indc. Egipcanc in Sc nekatere druge.
Franciia Sc lazc Iii zatira narode kolonijah. in
one pod Svojm 'protcktoratom Vsc Sc lazejo.
VSaka hi ba mcla >to priik, da hi bila Sama "a
celia podc cjcvanjcm Svohodc, Gc hi il res kai bilo
IA svohodo kdor pa drIi Svojr narodc IA gotta
nee in iih davi. mai nikar ne prtakuic, da mu
bonn vcric tc pripovrdujc. da princSc mcni svo-
bodo.
Ma Francoskcm so pa nekatrri zurnaliSti ta-
ko naivn da res vcrjameIo, da gre vladam Sc
danii vojni "a Svobodo. kcr spada Avstrija med
narodnc ircc j" razpad AvStrije njihovih kom-
bnacijah.
Gotovo mora vpoStevati moInoSt takega
razpada. I'm dec 50 izvrSi no. pa adijo Avstrija
Ti>ti dan. ko ic ne bo wee, bo pokazalo. da nj
blo razIm dinastic in birokracijc pravzaprav nj
kogar Iii hi io bill >ploh poircbovaI in marSikdo Sc
bo Zacudl. kako jc moprl miSlitl. da more Svct
ob>taiati brc2 Avstriic.
Ampak rrmo ma bclcm nimamo So mixer da
ic AvSrija res Ie raIbta In So cnkrat spo-
mnmo: NObcna vlada, pray nobrna nj lzrckla, da
ic Smrt AvStriic njcncm program. jugosovan-
ski in c,Ski odbori Londonu prrcjaio vtaS sho-
de in govorc koncu AvStrie. Tupatam pride
kakScn Angc/ ma tax Shod in zrccc kakSnO be-
Sedo >impatjah do Cchov, Srbov. ali Slovanov
(Konec drugi strani)
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-10

Franco>ki patrotGni liSti IaCc preccj
lntenzivno bavii U>odo AvStrije. Odkar kaIc
ofcnzlva zavcznikov nekaj u>pcha, j" IA nckatc-
re- &urnaliSte ze prihito. da Av>triia raZpade.
In tako kakor tece pero lahko po papirju. >cStav-
ljaio tudi lah.o novo Evropo
Francoz trmpcramcntn Ijudjc Optim-
zcm je njihovi natur tako kakor nitro Sklcpa-
ME To vcaSi prjetnr IaStnoSii: nrkoliko mani
prijctno jc to, la mimi rada druIi p0vrSnoSt.
RaZmcrc po tuiih dcIclah Jim vccinona pray
malo in cc zamcnjayajn naruGc. jih Iarad
i""a nij ia bo g!ava. \ckal i;l>., 50 vcl:'i plia
tell SIovamov ampak 10 lih nj nt ovirao da
dcputacjo Cvhov. Iii jr priSa oh priki nckc tc
lovadskc SlavnoS,i pariz, navduScno pozdravili
kot -- Madjarc. O av>trij>kh raznerah so we'd
no ime nekakinc ncjasne pojmc, po>amcznih
plcmenh tel draw 50 vcdcl lrlo mao, o ncka-
terih spoh nG. Ako ic 1lovck Parizu povedal.
da ie Slovencr, so ga debelo glcdai, in te hi jim
bill pray tako verie kakor rc hi hill dcial. da ic
donna IL STRIFE.
voina ic nckolko pomnoHIa rranco,ko geo
"rafijno in ctnooSko 2nanjc, ali nihC" more
Dritakovati da hi bo TO kai poScbno tcmcl iito.
lie kcr je Avstrija Nerncijo SovraInica Francijc.
st ic treba zanjo nekoliko zanmaii; in "zanima
Francoz vedno rad. Iato hi bill pa vendar zclo
lacilden ako hi SiSal da so Slovcnc vlncmirjcni
laradi itali janSkih zahtcv in da dcIca oh Socl,
kateri Sc bojuicjo Cadornovc Getc. hi italijanSka.
lie malo jc Judi ma Francosicm. XII hi ma
tancncjc poznali avStrijske i'll Jugoslovanske raZ-
mere: in tSti. ki jiiI nckoliko pOznaJo in zmed
katerih so nekateri tudi pot veil y" naSh kraJh,
so Ial ;trn, ki nacion"lNti Hli '2lo prl Svo-
jh rojakih poscbne vejave.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-10
(No) sLovENsko CLAsuo Ucos soc1AI1sufNr
POSledice kapitaIisticne kupciie.

Srrela ic udarila. Vzgala jc in poiar 81 j.,
razSiril kakrSnega - >v"t nj pozna N>i ga>ilci
oheh Slrani oceana ga morcio poga>iti
P"leg stop fiStcr; ohraz mu jc Npajrn uSt-
NEE 81 nahran" ma jok. groza "a in v,> zbr-
gan vpraSujc kaj 81 jc zgodil"! kakn IN boiio
voljo je TO mogotce
Odgoyariajo mu Nuina ic
On Sc pa |" krcmIi in ihti in vpraSuio kako
jc to mOgoce:
Res mu jc ncrazumljivo. Bog pomagaj, Ob
v>aki Nlavno>tm politicni prihki 81 rnu Iago>tav-
jail krmarj, katere jc po>tavil ma drIavno bar.
ko, da gre vSc dobro. On mai 81 lc brga "a Svoic
kuprJe. MAJ podpra vlado in j da, kar potrchu-
Ir ,da bo mogla drIati ''nrummc ma>c 4 pokorSi
nj, pa mai Jim zaupa.
"Glcj. boljiih moz ni>i mogcl izbra,i." mu
praviJo. I'll 81 mirem drIavljam ljubS red in mir
k"r Je to naJbojSc IA tvojr kupciir. in mi ii VA.
rulem" red III mIr. Donna varu jcmn red "a To
Nno u>tanovili policijo. Iamdarmcrjo >odiSia ic-
re in kaSarne. Zunai varujrruo mir. IN 10 iunmo
diplomatic, gen"ral" kanonr ladjr I'm mi >mo
taxi Neieumn da >m" mali uapravi, po v~em
Nvclu >vojl drIcli same priiatclir vS.,ni iiyi-
mo mlrn, lJub filiSter. cato kcr ima; mas
Y v>akem "prc>tonem govoru' i,. cc>a; ali
kraiJ >lavno>tno nagaSa .da jc y uajboIj>ih ODD
Ln>aIIh Z vScm >vctom v>akcm ...;>poz,iu
Je zunanJ minister ali kanccar ai kal,or >c ic ~
'mrn"val lagotaviial, ia 50 med njcgovo Waldo
IN v>emi drugimi vladami uaipriJa/uri>o raz-
mere.
S"veda je prihaial vcdno "a rakim civilnim
mlnisirom kakSen vojaSk minister hi ir praviI
da sc mru naibolje godi. tc >edi ma baionetih
Ratunal le. koliko kanonov ina priiatclj ma c,>-
nj IN ko!lko bark ina prijatrl ma levi in ic zatrjc-
Aal. da bo priJateljStvo najbolj varuu Gc ~ po-
mnoIe kanonl in barkc. I'm dobil jc y>c kar ir
zah,eval. Mir nj mogcl biti med br-l,icvilnimi
top"v in havbicnmi in moInari tako Iagntovl len
kakor med angclji ncbc>h
In vrndar ie naeukrat udarila >trcla golob-
eek j" hipoma Svojo oijcno vcjico odfrfota in
YES k"niinent je pogoriSce, rekc 80 krvave in
polja 81 pokopaliSca
Mako Je To vendar mogoce kako ic mogotc?
FillSter 81 ie brgal >vojr kupGii" in vcSclo
81 le mel rokr. kadar plczac dividcmde ma
vzgor in 81 mnoIi dragoccni l,up"ncki kup-
GiJa jr Iivljcuje. - To ic bilu mjcgovu gc>lu I'm
zaradi kupriie jc liub mir.
Pa nj miSli pa nj vcdcl. da priprav iaio bai
nJ"g"v" kup"ije najvrGji ncmr. najhuiIo ne
vihto, MAJ jgroznrjSe klanjr.
FL, on je kuptcval. Ampak ,u,li drugi 50 no
tell kupccvat Trgovci. agent 81 zpodrivali
drug drugega. tekmovali priznirnimi be>cla-
mi, kadar v>iljrvai >vojc blago in >trupcni-
mi, kadar gov"rili okonEurcntovrm blagu. On
J" vedel, kako - prcp.raJu malem. pa ic prczrl.
da raStrlo in Sc mnoIc ii mali prcpri i'm da pride
dan ko Se ne ho veC zanaSati agoutov jrzik i'm
ma lepnto h!aga. On vcd"i ia plavalo bar;i-
Gee dalct po moriu do tuiih. nczuanih hrcg"v: We
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-10
, ILL, DNE 10. oKToBRA, (ocToBER) 1916.
LETO (voL.) xI.

Tl~ta kapal>titna konburcnca. XII je po
Wroclla vojno med cvropSkimi dcIelani lahko
p"vzroti Sc veliko vcGji polar Konkurenca nj
lie med Anglijo in Ncmcijo. : tc Strani in = one
Srani occana 81 tudi odjcdajo kupcijc in profile
In po NrdanJi volni 81 ih bodO odjedali So velko
bolJ kak"r pref. kajr Amerka ie neznansko
"b"gat"Ia IN Sv0Jm hogaStv0m >topa V prvo
NrNto ma Svctovn"m tr"u.
NJ res, da hi bila voina med Amcrko in kak-
Sno drIavno kombinacijo onstram Atantika ali
Pacfika ncmogota Tud IA >edanjo vojno so
praNlI, da Jc nem0goGa in Zato 80 bill tako krva-
vo preScncjeni. . ncmolnoSth nj dohro govo-
rlti Y Sedaniih cash.
Ampak kapaSii6na preparedness ne pre-
preGi Spopada.
Ma gotovih tlrh raStcjO koprive, ma drugih
kakim>i Ma kapitaliS,tnih leh ,lSpeva voina.
Nova 81 vccja groza. k bi zadeIa tudi anne
rI>kI prolctarla, So prcprcc IT, tcdaj, ce Sc pre-
prcdijo oziroma odpravijo vzroki. Proti vojn je
rcNnl"no lc tiStl, kdor j" prot kapitazmu
D"lavStv0 mora ojaGati >voj boj proti kapita-
ll>trnemu >Stemu. Deav>tvo mora Strnti svoje
vr,t" >voii. >ocialiStitni >ranki Delavstvo
81 mora uStvarti moe. da telebne kapitalizem oh
tia in Y >logi delavci vSch narodov vzame bn-
docnoSt >voic rokc. Tcdaj ho vojne konec
DckiamaciJc prot vojni in pcSmi o mru so
lahko l"pc, ampak brrzplodne So PoruSite kapi-
talizcm, pa jih trrba nv bo Kajri tcdai pride
brez fraz mir med narodc.
Nojna j. ma cvropSkih bojiSGih Vojma je ma
mnriu, vojna jr zraku.
Ali vojna je tudi tam, kjcr jc preplaSeni,
kralkovidni filiSter ne vd
Nojna jc pov>od. kjcr kapazem pref ma
profile. katerih nj brez krvavh zrev I'm zrtve ka-
ptalizma platuje tudi tukaj deavSko ljudStvo.
N"jna j" med dcom in kapitalom.
Tudi tukai :" iavliaio pridgarj medenih
be>rd in prporotaio mir. In povelicavaio slogo.
y mir jr ncmogot in Sloga je nemogoGa
kajti kapitalIzcm zkoris', celo Dok!er OBJ
>toj, mora Mk0rScat KakOr mora korenina Sc
Satl >okoNc IL zcmlje tako mora kapitalizem Sc
>ati Svoie dobtkc IL delavSkcga judstva &c jih
ma iz>eSa poginc.
Dclav>tvo prcnaia izkoriS5anir. ali prenasati
"a more le do gotove mcjr. \iti oscl ne more
>li hrcmcna Xxi sega prrko ni"govih moGi.
lzkoriSranic more >amo sebi po>tavti me-
ia. Tnrrj morajo dclavr. kadar gre ved, gle
,ati da mn napravijo icz.
l]oi ir ncizogihcn
In Ia boi jc krvav kakor tisti evropskih
kIavnicah
Radi hi imeli mir. V> nam ga prporocajo
in dclavci 81 ga >ami clc. Toda kako ga dose6ig
Porulc kapitalizem. Unicite izkoriScanje,
in boja med dcom in kapitalom bo konec.
To ic VISA modroSt Dol kaptalizmom
konec kapaizma mapravi kraj vojnam
vSri trti. Sociazcm uStanovi mir narodu in
med marodi.
Proletarec. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1906-19??, 1916-10-10

p A ZITE'
~
ma Stsvilko v oklspaju
ki 80 nahata poles va.
Sesa naslova. p riLsplis.
nesa spodaia
ma ovitku. Ako (475)
10 stevilka
tedai vam . prihodnts
Steviiko nASo 60 lista 20
tecs narocnina. Prosk-
mo, ponovito 10 takot.
Evening star., 1916-12-10

We can show you many exceptional
room size Rugs of different varieties.
Come to US for any style of Floor Cow
erings for we're leaders in these goods.
Evening star., 1916-12-10
HENRY FORD RESTRAINED
FOR SIXTY DAYS MORE
Michigan Judges Disagree on Motor
Company's Right to Develop
Business From Profits.

DETROIT, Mich. December 9.-The
three circuit judges who heard the Dodge
Brothers injunction case today extended
for sixty days the temporary Injunction
restraining Henry Ford from using the
profits of the Ford Motor Company to
develop its business The judges during
this time will listen to further arguments
and than will decide whether to grant a
permanent injunction
The judges were not unanimous in their
discussion as to whether Ford could le-
gally spend millions of his company's
FUNDS to construct and maintain blast
furnaces Ford announced some time ago
that he planned to buy great quantities of
ore and smelt it in his own furnaces
Judges West and Hart held that the
Ford Motor Company could properly
build up such an enterprise provided
all the products which left the smelters
were used in the manufacture of auto
mobiles by the Ford concern. These
judges said there was no direct prece-
dent for them to follow in this case,
claiming it was the first time in indus
trial history that a corporation was
seemingly able to absorb the output of
s12,000,000 smelter system. Judge
Chester, who did not concur; held that
an automobile corporation cannot le-
Sally engage in the sme1ter busine as
even if it intended to use the product
of its smelter.
The judges We're unanimous in their
declaration that minority stockholders
Evening star., 1916-12-10

recent election all the state offices but
one. and claims to have a majority on
the state supreme bench favorable %
its aims. ..
In the organization Of the legislature
when It assemblies at Bismarck this
winter old party lines will be aban-
doned, according to plan. and the league
members will hold their own caucus
and make their own slate of officers.
The non-partisan league Legislative
program provides for a campaign fer
state ownership of marketing facilitfeA
state-owned terminal elevators, pack
ing plants, flour mills and other enter-
prises.
Evening star., 1916-12-10

was that the Ford company, although
capitalized at 100000, was an Illegal
corporation, because a state law limits
the capitalization of Michigan corpo-
ration to s25,O00.0O0. The Ford Motor
Company's assets, said to be worth
100000, 600. should be regarded as cap
1tal stock. the Dodge attorneys claimed.
The judges also ruled that Ford did not
dominate the board of directors Of the
Ford Motor Company. but that the di-
rectors acted favorably upon Ford's sug-
gestions. because they had confidence in
his business judgment.
One sentence Of the Judges decision,
touching upon the philanthropic activi-
ties of the Ford Motor Company. says:
'1nasmuch as business corporations
Evening star., 1916-12-10

sibility 1t will control tho senate too.
has been obtained by the Farmers
Non-Partisan Political League. accord
ing to claims made here. OF total
membership of 113 in the lower house
the league elected eighty-one candi-
dates November z. while in the senate,
with twenty-five members elected this
year, eighteen of the new senators are
league members.
The non-partisan league is an or
ganization including in its membership
some 10000 farmers. In addition to
control of the legislature. it won at the
Evening star., 1916-12-10
Orchestral Concerts.

By the United. States Soldiers
Home Band Orchestra in Stanley
Hall at $40 o'clock this evening.
John S. NJ. Zimmerman, director.
March, Loyal Comrades"
Blankenberg
Overture, 'Phedre". .Massenet
Idyl, Basket of Roses" Albers
Selection, "Rigoletto". Verdi
(Parts 1 and y
Fox trot. Dance of the
: Dollies" ........-... .Ager
Waltz suite, La Plus Belle"
Waldteufel
Finale, "Thundering Cannons,"
Wacek
THE Star Spangled Banner"
At the Marine Barracks tomor-
row at 2:30 pm. by the United
States Marine Band Orchestra.
William H. Santelmann. leader.
March, City of Balarat". Code
Overture, "Mignon". Thomas
Two movements from suite. AL
gerienne" .Saint-Saens
(a) Reverie du Soir,
(b) Marche Mllltalre Francaise.
Two movements from Octette,
Op. 103. Won Beethoven
(a) Andante. tb) Allegro.
Musicians S. Onofry, William
Corcoran. oboes: j. l.. Van
poucke. William Bahr, Clari-
nets: A. Seidler, C. O'Nel,
horns; S. Scharbau. H. Weber,
basSoons.)
Waltz. "Coquetterie," Waldteufel
The Erl King" Schubert
Transcribed by Franz LisztD
Music de ballet, "Egyptien.'
Luigini
ta) Allegro non troppo
tb) Allegretto.
Co Andante sostenuto.
cd Finale. Allegro non troppo.
Marines hymn, THE Halls of
MonteZuma."
Evening star., 1916-12-10
.NEWPO[|SH COUNCIL
TO Be PROVISIONAL
Will Only Serve Until Elections,
=. But Will Have Wide
-a Powers.
BETTER ERA FOR JEWS SEEN

BY the Associated Press.
r BERLIN. December 9. by wireless to
Sayville.-The Polish state council.
which is to be established in the Polish
Territory occupied by German and
,Austro-Hungarian troops, will be a
provisional body. to remain in office
until elections have been held and a
permanent administration has been set
DIP, says the Overseas News Agency.
of the twenty-five members of the
council fifteen will be appointed from
the territory occupied by the Germans
and ten from that held by the Aus
-trians
The council will hold it's sessions in
Warsaw, using the Polish language. 1t
will elect a presiding officer, to be call
ed the crown marshal. 1t is to give
advice in regard to all Legislative af-
fairs and cooperate in the creation of
state institutions and will be intrusted
with the drafting of all orders relating
to general representation of both parts
OF the new kingdom.
.. Will Help in Reconstruction.
The council also will have the right
to reach decisions in regard to the
economic reconstruction of the country
the German and Austrian administra-
tionS and the council will have the
power of levying additional direct
taxes and of contracting loans subject
TO the approval of the military authori-
ties.
- DIR. Haas, a member of the reichstag
and an officer of the civil administra-
tion of the government of Warsaw,
explained today the purpose of the
organization recently established to
hn
Polish territory. DR.. Haas is one of
the leading members of the progressive
peoples party and has long been prom
lnent in Jewish organization work.
=. Sees Opening of New Era.
The foundation of the supreme coun-
Gil will. / trust, mark the beginning
of new and better era for the Jews
of Poland he said. Conditions
among the Jewish communities were
terrible, and it was essential to abolish
them Under the new regime we shall
have well organized communities, with
the right of government and tax
alton The self-governing bodies not
only will do constructive work among
themselves. but will represent the Jews
in their intercourse with other groups.
Furthermore, all doubt is removed as
to the status of the Jewish religion.
The new order guarantees liberty of
conscience to all, and in every COM
munity associations for divine service
may be formed
DR.. Haas said the orthodox Jews of
Warsaw were well satisfied, but this
element in general was not united and
there were some who dislike the new
organization and opposed the reforms
contemplated.
- What do the Polish leaders think
of the order" DIR. Haas was asked.
"Of the total population. II per cent
ATE Jews" he replied. and the Polish
leaders are greatly interested in the
organization of this large part of the
population. which will be of benefit
not only to the Jews but to the state.
Fhe Polish politicians understand this
Evening star., 1916-12-10
Secretary McAdoo Returns.

Secretary McAdoo Of the Treasury
Department and Mrs. McAdoo returned
to Washington yesterday from their west
ern travels. Mr.. and Mrs. McAdoo accom-
panied the farm loan board on it's tour
Of the southwest as far as Arkansas.
when they parted company. Secretary
and Mrs. McAdoo then proceeded to the
coast, visiting Arizona El route, and
then going to California They were un-
accompanied.
Evening star., 1916-12-10
One Point in Ford's Favor.

The dispute as to whether capital
stock and capital assets should be re-
earded legally as synonymous was de-
cided in Ford's favor. The judges held
that capital stock does not always mean
capital The point raised by the Dodges
Evening star., 1916-12-10

had a right to receive consideration
from Ford. They held that when Ford
nut through projects without notifying
minority stockholders of his intentions.
or without listening to their complaints
and suggestions, he was disregarding
the rights which they, as stockholders,
should enjoy.
Evening star., 1916-12-10
FARMERS LEAGUE CLAIMS
LEAD IN NORTH DAKOTA
Non-Partisan Organization Controls
One House, Perhaps Both, of
State Legislature.

control of the North Dakota house of
representatives, with the strong pos
Evening star., 1916-12-10

are constructed for profit. they must not
bend their energies in any other direc-
ton"
Evening star., 1916-09-04
Clean the Brushes.

It is impossible to overestimate the
danger to the hair of unclean combs
and brushes. Such toilet instruments
should be carefully cleansed and disin-
fected once a week. and there Is a
way to do 1t so as not to inJure them.
The brush and comb must first be
quickly washed, then dipped in a water
with boric acid, and then summed and
aired. An extensively backed brush
may be cleansed by dipping the bris-
ties alone in a strong solution of am
monia and water. After this run hot
and cold water alternately over this
part Of the brush, shake 1t vigorously
and put it, bristles down. over q rest Of
some sort to dry in the open air.
If the bristIes Of brush have lost
their stiffness or elasticity treat them
to an ammonia and salt bath. First
wash the bristles In hot water to which
ammonia has been added, and then dip
directly into water to which salt has
been added. Dry the brush. with bris-
ties up, in the open air.
Borax also cleans a brush we'll Dis
in tho bristles. Rinse thoroughly. when
clean, and dry, with bristles up. in
open air. Combs can be cleaned with
borax or ammonia, but ammonia some-
times dtscolors colored celluloid combs.
Another admirable method for clean
ing brushes Is to use dry bran. Natu-
rally this method is easier on the
brushes. Rub the bran In thoroughly,
as you would rub ,orris root into the
Evening star., 1916-09-04
Biscuit and Blue.

The sketch shows new gown.
Doesn't it present several good ideas to
you that can be incorporated in the au-
tumn wardrobe?
AS it stands it is of biscuit -coIored
gabardine. trimmed with blue satin, an
old combination that is now regarded
in the light of new one. The skirt
has three circular rufiies. all of which
hang closely to the figure. as you will
observe. the two upper ones fitting at
the side.
These ruffies. by the way, are put on
slim foundation of biscuit-colored
satin, which is a method of making a
skirt that Callot took a fancy to as far
back as last February. Our mothers al
ways made their skirts like this, in or
der to diminish their weight.
The cape fits the shoulders. drops
down over one hip and arm and is care
fully arranged with a careless effect on
the opposite shoulder. The wide point
turned back is lined with blue satin to
match the bracelets that run through
the sleeves at the wrists, and the belt,
which is fastened with a silver buckle.