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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DEBATE.

The prciim nary debate for the
coming union-Wilbcrforcc debate has
been held and the dcbatcrs are at
work preparing for the debate on
May 3. The subject is Resolved,
That Compulsory Military Training
Should be Adopted as a Permanent
Policy by the United States"
Those participating in the prcl!m-
mary contest were IL. S. Brown, Il.
p. McGuin, A. a. Thompson, A. S.
Jackson, w. \. Young, S. S. Camp
bell, II. p. Turner and ID. w. Davis.
Those selected were as follows ::
Dcbat ny Team, H. S. Brown. lR. p.
McGuin, ID. w. Davis and w. A.
Young: Alternates, a. A. Thompson
and II. p. Turner.
The question Is one Of national
Importance and is being much dis
cussed on account of the present
situation Of the country. Last year
Union won from Wilberforco and the
teams OF this year bid fair to be as
successful as were Smith and Thomp-
son of last years team,
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-04-20
THE 4. NJ. {. CHURCH
MAKES A GREAT
SHOWING
(By Franklin T.. Johnson.)

Washington, April 13.-Migrat on
and the world war did not cripple the
general church finances of the 4. NJ.
T.. Church during the fiscal year end
cd March 81. Prof. John II. Haw-
k'ns. financial secretary of the
denomination. reporting to the
financial board at its annual meeting.
held Wednesday at the headquarters
of the financial department. 1871
Fourteenth street northwest, that
$2i0, 522.44 had been collected in
dollar money! receipts during the
year. This is an increase OF 50 ;
92i.52 over the previous year.
Only three Episcopal districts
showed decreasc-the Fifth, Ninth
and Twelfth. The Second district,
over which Bishop ]. A. Johnson pre-
SIDES, raised $19,711.G1, an increase
Of $1,017.17, while the Eleventh
(FloridO, over which Bishop John
Hurst presides, reported $21 ,S30.34
an increase of $2,354.49
In calling the meeting to order,
Bishop Benjamin Il. Lee, chairman
of the board, delivered brief adj
dress, in which he recOunted the work
OF the denomination, mentioned itl,
needs and adyerted to the world war.
The following members Of the
board were present: Revs. NJ. w.
Thornton, A. Il. Gaines. II. Fl. Jack
son, A. j. Carey, S. p. Roseborough,
II. W. Nance, G.. II. Shelton, S. p.
Johnson, j. e. StarkB, ]. ID. Dennis,
J. r. Ransom and J. w. Saunders.
The report of Professor Hawkins
gave vivid picture of the financial
status of the denomination. The
dollar money" receipts by Episcopal
districts follow: First, $17,193.57;
second, $19,711.61; third, $10,443.-
AZ; fourth. $16,127.4O; fifth, ST.
609.30; sixth (Georgia), $33.527.5G;
seventh, 81 1,996.65; eighth, $22,-
1901; ninth, $21 .4SS:6S; tenth,
STA, 154.27; eleventh, $21, 83U34;
twelfth, $21 ,471.25; thirteenth West
Africa, estimated at s3S7.S7; four
teenth (South Africa, estimatedsat
$4.796.S6; fifteenth, $2,S28.15.
or this big sum, eight per cent
each, or $19.635.15 each, went to
the educational, missionary and
church eXtens on departments; Sc
by annual conferences for the sup
port Of supcrannuated ministers,
widows and orphans; and the re-
u. Z,
kept in the treasury in order to meet
general church demands as they fall
due.
Prof. Hawkins told the committee
that it had been estimated that var
ious A. NJ. E. Churches raised
$l,G00,000 for local needs last year,
that $4,000 had been raised for
education and $J0,995 for charitable
and benevolent needs. He urged
that an adequate fund be raised for
the care OF worn out ministers.
He also reported that his depart
ment had given support to the food
conservation propaganda, had aided
in getting four army chaplaincies for
African Methodist ministers and had
urged the purchase of Liberty Bonds
and Thrift Stamps.
The report of Secretary Hawkins
was minutely examined by the audit
'ng committee and they reported it
was correct and worthy Of high
commcndation. A number Of recon-
mendations were made and few
appropriations made to various in
tcrcStS.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-04-20
CHURCH HILL NOTES.

The terrific windstOrm which
passed over the city last Wednesday
evening" blew off TIE roof OF the
southeast corner of the Fourth Ban
list Church, at corner OF 2Sth and
streets. Rev. Evans Payne was
near tho church at the time. Tho
beloved pastor had the streets cleared
by his dear Sunday School boys free
OF charge. They would not accent
any pay. Our correspondent was
present and assisted. II. T.. johnson
general contractor. was called and
the work was placed in his hands
for repairing.
Several police officers were present
and chatted with the pastor, giving
words OF cheer. The Doctor was
cheerful. The honored trustees were
also on the job assisting the pastor,
lnStructing the contractor to proceed
at once.
The secretary of Church Hill
Branch, Mrs. N. M. Shackelford is
ready to receive your money for safe
Keeping, with the Mechanics Savings
Bank, N. w. corner Third and Clay
streets.
Paramount Cafe, goth and p
streets, has everything which is re
freshing.
Dear friends, If you need good
drugs and refreshments call On Nine.
Shackelford. 2Sth and p streets.
b." wles and Shackelford.
Deposit your money with them
ray up your Christmas cards. Winter
Will soon be here.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-04-20
FULTON NOTES.

We called on your Sir knights and
found Sirs Elijah Henderson, 500
Nicholson street, and Thomas Nelson
9l3 Denny street very SEX. Sir
DIR. Dawson and w. b. Henderson
are out.
Deacon II. l.. Hassell, OF Rising
Mt. Zion Baptist Church ia greatly
improving.
Mesdames Ellen Johnson, Della
Braxton are also improving.
All members of Fulton Lodge, No.
AZ, x. Of p. are requested to attend
their meeting next Monday. the 22nd
at $3.50 p. M. Business of import
ance demands their presence.
Next week reports from the camps
will be published. Some of our best
boys will leave this week for Camp
Sherman. See the next issue.
a large crowd attended the Rising
Mt. Zion Baptist Church last Sunday,
At four p. NJ. Rev. N. B. Brown, the
pastor, administered the Lords Sup
per.
Rev. II. G. Martin, pastor of Union
Level Baptist Church will break the
bread Of life to his hearers, and at
four p. NJ. will hold Communion
services next Sunday.
The Davis Armstrong League held
It's regular meeting Sunday, April II
at IRdsing Mt. Zion Church, at which
time Prof. Hall, OF Armstrong High
School addressed the league on
Preparedness.
The League has secured DR.. Chand
lcr to speak to the citizens Of Fulton
Sunday, April 2S, three p. NJ, at Mt.
calvary Baptist Church. The public
Is invited. b. j. Whiting, president;
M. II. Foster, secretary.
Meredith II. Foster has been ac-
copied in the Signal Corps at Camp
Sherman, Ohio. He leaves Saturday
night. Mr.. Foster is widely known
throughout the city, being active in
church work. His many friends re-
greet very much to see him leave.
At the Mt. Calvary Church Sunday
April ii, 1880. a. NJ, Rev. A. II.
Jackson preached wonderful ser
mon. The pastor, Rev. William
Harris was sick and was unable .tc
be present
The II. and l.. Bible Glass of the
said Church and Sunday School sim
cerely invites all to JON their class,
which is doing a great work. Mrs.
ruth Fields, president G. -. JEFF
ferson. corresponding secretary of the
Sunday School Union is also working
In the interest of Fulton Branch.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-04-20
DANVIIIIIE NEWS.

DANVTLLE, VA, April 16.-Mr.
Waverly Haraway, the only son of
Mr. and Mrs. j. T.. Haraway departed
this life Tuesday, the ninth, after a
brief illness. He was stricken with
Pneumonia, which left him not until
1t had done the fatal work, ending
the days OF one so young and prom
;sing.
! ihe FUNERAL services were held at
the Calvary Baptist Church, Thurs-
day, the eleventh. AS the BODY was
belng horne down the aisle, the or
ganist, Miss ]. Norman, played very
tonchingly, Nearer MY God to
Thee" Rev. ]. II. Cooper introduced
the service by lining hymn, 20 Where
Shall Rest BE Found?" Rev. w. e..
Carr read ten verses OF the ninety
hrst division of the Psalms. Rev.
w. Fl. Carper led in prayer. Again
the choir sang in tones OF heavenly
bliss, Fade, Fade Each Earthly JOY"
Resolutions were read from the
Wcstmorland High School Lyceum,
the Junior High School Glass and
the Baraca Class OF Calvary BAPTIST
Sunday School. Prof. w. T.. Grasty
principal Of the High School, spoke
In lovely terms of Wavcrly's behavior
and character.
Rev. G. w. Goode, pastor OF the
Calvary Baptist Church delivered the
culogy. He pad high tribute to the
deceased in many particulars, laying
special emphasis on his ability and
talent. The floral designs were many
and beautiful
Sergeant Dabncy Henry and Miss
HIATT Watkins were married Thurs
day evening at the residence of the
bride, on Gay street. DR.. w. E. Carr
performed the ceremony. Sergeant
Henry is now located at Camp UPTON.
lie made flying trip here to claim
II bride of war remaining less than
twenty-four hours. Miss Watkins is
one or Danyillc's popular young la
dies, teacher and musician and was
we'll acquainted with (hims) hymns
and sang, "Where He Leads I'll
Follow" The happy pair left Friday
morning for New York.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-04-20

Spr ng campaign the brethren show
signs of life and activity for the
work and assure mo that when the
roll is called down yondcr" New
port News) they will DO there.
Do not forget to see that your
church wins one of the convention
banners and the pastor one of the
gold medals. The layman giving the
largest individual amount TO the con-
vcntion vii be awarded Il gold medal
also.
And now, brethren, "If | no more
see you down here" | hope to meet
you in Newport News.
l am yours for the work.
A. a. CALVIN,
President Virginia Bapt st State
Convention.
n. B.--Remember that each dele
gate must pay one dollar per day for
board and lodging.-A. a. G.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-04-20
HOPEWELL ITEMS.
Doings Along the Color Line.

Did you ever! Old Hopewell is
about to pass away and a new one is
fast approaching. Our evidence: We
claim for the city four Baptist
Churches and Sunday Schools, two
Methodist Missions, one Church of
Christ. one Presbyterian Mission with
its Parish School, one large public
school with a seating capacity of 800
pupils and looking forward to an
other, one of the best Colored Y. NJ.
c. AS. in the Union, planned and
built by a firm OF God, and as such
is the boast and pride of all the
people Of the Southland.
The colorcd people OF this vicinity
seem to be awakened to these golden
gates, which stand ajar for them now.
1t may not always be, soon and very
soon they may close, but NAV look
back and feel safe that some OF these
hard earned evils are still in their
grasp. (
The rough elements of the past
are clearing up and becoming pol
1shcd gentlemen and ladies and we
are ready to say to our friends, Why
stand ye idle while Hopewell has q
plenty of work and wages to the
surprise Of our far away brethren?
A.. ID. r.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-04-20
FOR SALE.

We have No. 1112 West Leigh
street. You will find this a very
ncei dwelling, well built and con-
yeniently arranged. Lot 80 by 175
feet to Williams street, thus afford
ing double frontage. This should be
taken Iat once. For price and terms,
see /
: EDWARD s. ROSE COMPANY,
Real Estate and Loans,
No. IL North Eleventh Street,
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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-04-20
UNIQUE PAST|NE
EVOLVED BY GIRL
clover Richmond Lassle lnvents Now
Game That Fascinatcs And
Brings Her Big Finan-
cal Returns.

The recent story OF the Richmond
girl. who Is teaching her sweetheart
thrift and aiding her country at the
same time that she is laying the foun.
dalton for her own future happiness,
has brought to light the interesting
experience Of another girl who is fol
lowing somewhat different course
to the same end. She has made say.
Ing game that is proving as fascinat-
Ing as 1t Is novel and already she Is
able to see the practical benefits from
the experiment
Until recently she had never been
able to save consistently and 1t was
only after some hard thinking that
she hit upon the plan Of taxing all of
her expenditures upon q sliding scale.
This scale fixes a Ave per cent. tax
on clothing; ten per cent. tax on
articles of luxury, such az feathers,
and furbelows; and Twenty-Five per
cent. tax on other Injuries, such rs
matinees, concerts, books, candies,
drinks, etc.
She keeps her daily taxes in
separate compartment of her purse
along with Government Thrift Card
and as soon as she has sufficient to
buy Thrift Stamp does SO and sticks
1t upon her card. She began the
practice soon after the Inauguration
OF tho War Savings Campaign, and
already Is working on her fifth card.
The game has proved most fascinat-
ing one, and she has been surprised
at the way the small taxes mount
upward. BY stlnting herself slightly,
especially during the time when all
luxuries are SO high-priced. and when
so little can be secured from the out
lay, she hopes to save sufficient to
purchase the maximum War Savings
Certificates permitted by the Govern
ment
This young woman realizes that
every penny so invested Is bringing
cent, compounded quarterly, and that
she can secure her money at any time
1t is needed by giving ten days no.
tice to her postmaster.
Ambitious girls throughout Virginia
arc adopting similar Thrift Plans and
not only are reaping financial benefits
from them but also are paving the
way for future accomplishments and
at tho same time are giving the
greatest possible aid to the Govern.
mont. The purchase OF the Thrift
Stamp IS the best way to begin al.
though that can be improved by max.
ing the first purchase today.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-04-20
IF YOUR BEST FRIEND

was to come to you and say, "Old
Man, I need some money, and I
need II bad, lend me $4.14 today
and on January first, 1923, l will
pay you $500 for It," you would
let him have the money, II you
had it, and If you did not have 1t,
you would do all you could to help
him get It," "a friend In need Is
a friend indeed" THE UNITED
STATES GOVERNMENT is OUR
BEST FRIEND and it needs
money. 1t offers gilt edged Sc
ourity and four por cent. interest
compounded quarterly. BUY A
WAR SAVINGS STAMP TODAY
and by so doing lend your best
friend the money he needs 80
Snuoh.
Make your two,bits do theiT hie- BUS
thrift Stampn.
Investment In War savtaSs Btannps
o. patriotism plus profit.
Said Pessimtst to Optimist, this life'e
futile race
Why here before we've started
you're standing In my place.
Said Optimist to Pessi1nist, you poor
old cranky tramp
You lost your place when you re
fused to buy a Savings Stamp
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-04-20

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Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1918-04-20

We shall save Civilization from
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Sans War Savings and Thrift
Stamps
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Make your two-bits do theiS bie- Bry
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-13

mante din plan, pc cind eu am citit
noutatile din ziarele de seara.
La ceasurile zece am fost in pat
Eram obosit 81 GU hotarirea pc ca.
re o luasem, gindurile numai IN;
framintau. 1ncepusem sc numar, a
sa cum ma invatase ca, 81 tiu minte
ca am numarat numai pima la doua
suite optsprezece, ca m a furat som
null. All dimineata cind a VENT FRI
sina sd ma scoale, eu ma spalasem
81 ma peptenasem. Tocmai fmi le
gam cravata, 81 ca Sc ma cobor ma
repede, sal fac .supriza Marioa
rel, am rugat-o pc ca sa mi-o lege
ca era mai indeminateca ca mine
(Va urma).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-13
IN W.T. A r E.

Domnul Isaila 81 Doamna Lu
cretia Rusan din comuna Tibru
comitatul Alba lula, au onoares
a invita- pc toate rudeniile, pt
toti prietenii 81 cunoscutii dior
a lua parte la petrecerea care 81
va da Gu ocaziunea botezului Fl
cei dior Marta, care Sc va tines
Simbata seara in 16 Martie 191t
la orele Z seara.
Mas al nouai nascute va f
Domnul Traian Sasu din Alba
Julia.
Muzica d-lui Eronim Verdes
din loc va distra onoratul publ,
GU cele mai frumoase arii de dan,
81 cintece rationale.
Masa va Fl aranjata Gu diferit'
mincari gustoase 81 bauturi re
coritoarc.
In speranta ca toti prietenii 8
cunoscutii nostri ne vor cerce
ia Gu aceasta ocaziune, pima Ii
revedere am ramas salutindu-v;
81 asteptindu-va Gu bratele des
chise.
Parintii 81 Nasul.
mo 53-55)
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I N V I r A R e.

Societatea romina de ajutOr $
cultura ,,Leul" din Salem, Ohio
are onoarea a invita- pc toate SUI
rorile Societati, Cluburi 81 Paro
chii, precum 81 pc toti fratii Ro
mini din loc> 81 jur a lua partt
la petrecerea impreunata CT
dams, care Sc va tinea in ziua dt
16 Martie 1918, in hala Societa
til ,,Leul" din ia Depot Street
1nceputul la orele Z seara fix
Pretul de intrare: Domnii 81
cent?, Damele gratis.
Petrecerea va dura pima la o
rele II din noapte.
Renumita muzica romineasc;
din loc ,,Paraiana" de sub con
ducerea d-lui Ironim Dana va di
stra onoratul public asistent cl
cele mai frumoase arii de dan
81 cintece rationale.
Bufetul va Fl asOrtat GU eel
mai gustoase mezeluri 81 bautur
recoritoare.
Supra solviri Sc primesc Gu ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita p
Gale ziaristica.
In speranta ca glasul nostr1
va fl ascultat de toate inimil
rominesti 81 ca onoratul publ
din loc 81 jur ne vor da tot cor
cursul dior 81 Gu aceasta ocazi
une, pima la intilnire am rama
Gu distinsa dragoste frateasca:
Comitetul aranjator.
| (NO. 54-55).
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IN v T A r T..

Domnul 81 Doamna p. China
din Newark, Ohio va invita- lua
parte la petrecerea 81 masa ce sc
va aranja Gu ocazia increstinarei
Fiului dior Cornell, Dumineca, II
Martie 1918.
Petrecerea 81 masa sc va tinea
in hala Proprie din LOG Jackson
Street, Newark, Ohio.
1nceputul la orele l p. IN. Masa
la orele 5 p. m. 81 va dura pima
noaptea tirziu.
Muzica nationala din Colum
bus, Ohio va distra onoratul pu
blic asistent Gu cele mai frumoase
arii de dams 81 cintece rationale
Nasi sunt: Domnul 81 Doamna
Zevedeiu 81 Ana Vacar din New
Philadelphia, Ohio.
Ca prieteni, cunoscuti 81 con.
sateni, ne-am bucura daca VAN
putea saluta in mijlocul nostru
81 pima atunci raminem salutin.
du-va: G
Parintii 81 NASH.
Ono. 54-55).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-13
SPRE STIINTx.

Rugam pc toti abonatii nostri
Sc observe biletelul lipit Pc xiar
pc care se vede data cind GO I'M
plinetse abonamentul si oind We.
de Cd 20 apropie xiua sa-l rednc-
ieasc&.
Ne vine foarte greu 80 anun.
tam pc fie care in parte dssprs
expirarea abonaentului. ziareae
americana M al acest obiceiu
IN xiua cfnd q expirat abonameu.
tul daca M q refnoissts = opre.
gte trimiterea xiarulpi. Slim
din sxperient4.
MOI a. obicsin mai tsimitA
xiar1i fno4 oftsva sils, oits-o data
q . luna = dasx opsim trinits'
rse - pomenim q, reggoguxt
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-13

, energia de care esti capabil ca sa te
poti stapini, 81 sd ma iubesti GU Q
iubire curata, neprihanita 81 sim
TIA ca pc mama. Haidc, sd te vad
| Esti in staref''
Cuvintele eli imi atinsese inima.
Zicea ca 81 ca sufera. 81 0 credcam.
Eram sigur ca ca sufera mai multi
/. ca mine. De multe ori am luat sea-
ma. Voinica, in floarea virstei, pli-
ma de viata 81 de voluptate, ca ire
buea Sc sufere 81 mai tare ca mine.
ST cit suferit 81 mai 'nainte, a.
stept1nd sa ma fac mare Sa-mi mi
jeasca mustata. Acolo, unde cram
!, in mijlocul drumulul, m'am oprit,
lam luat nina 81 lam sarutat-o ri.
cind: ,,fti fagaduiesc mama. til IA.
gaduiesc sd te ,ocotesc ca mama, nu
numai acasa dar 81 afara".
Sc apleca asupra mea 81 ma saru.
ta de mai multe orr pc frunte, 81 in
fntunericul noptei simtii Cd dous
lacrimi calde au cazut pc fata mca
Dupa ce plccaram din iocul- acels
unde facusem fagaduiala solemna
Iimi zise:
,,Bine, Hristache, III multumesc
.Acum vsd sci masf 4 din tcati
Iinimass
Ajunsi acasa am mfncat Gu pof
lta. Dinsa . cintat vre,o doua 70
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,,ASCulId, DduC, dl NIcd sd HC Odl
81 noua citiva stiuleti, stii, asa de
pofta? iii platim''
,,Bucuros cuconita, nllmai sa va
plaza ca a inceput sd i Sc intareas-
ca boabeles'.
,,Uite-te asa mai pc poale, poate
gasesti vre-unul mai in lapte''.
,,Sc vad," zise taranul, 81 pleca
NJ zabovi multi 81 Sc intoarse Gu
opt stiuleti, pc care inca nu sc in
galbenisera foile. Venind Gu ele le
puse linga Marioara 81 zise:
,,Au trecut din lapte, dar dc
copt a hi buni'
Marioara imi sopti sal dau un
leu 81 dindu-i leul taranM zise Cd
n are maruntc sa nil schimbe.
,,Tine-l tot, zise Marioara"
|. IA hi prea multi cuconita. Sa VI
mai aduc citeva's.
,Ajunge bade. Numai asa de pof
| ia. Oar cum tie cheama ?''
,,Vasile Stroie, doamna"
DE unde eSti?"
din Soroca''.
,,Cind vine lelea prin oras cl
unit 81 Qua proaspete trimite-o Ii
mine c8 j le cumpar. Numai Sd fit
proaspete. STAN char linga capa
ltul dinspre rohatca a gradinei Gu
pon Da-i o carte de vizita ca 81
me gaseasca"
The Dolores star., 1918-04-26

There IL much refinement In the
styles appearing In new blouses, both
for ordinary and dressy wear, because
they are simple and depend upon fine
needlework decorations for their fin
fish. The receipt for the artistic in
blouses demands simplicity and SIM
pllcity Is interesting In proportion to
exquisite finish and originality in the
design Of garments and their garni-
tuEes. Women who are gifted with
6ne sense Of clothes are charmed with
lie return of some Of the beautiful,
Ad-time ideas Of decorative needle
work in the new blouses. inspired by
work that was all done by hand in
those distant days when many women
occupied much Of their time with sew
Ing.
But It happens that in modern YER
gions Of these old Ideas machine work
often takes the place Of handwork.
Even at that. considerable handwork in
Blasting as preparation for the machine
b necessary. Among the examples Of
his are blouses In which small cord
d introduced between two thicknesses
pf georgette crepe or other sheer ma
seriaI BY 1ne machine stitching on
aaeh side Of the cord This makes