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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-22
ONLOCAL SCREENS.
he One Woman to
Be AT the Victor

one of the tenest and most thrift
ing seeres in The One woman a
masterpiece Of iiIndona, which Select
Pictures Will present at the victor
tl4ester this wee X. Is aght that in
lis brutal ferocity might well have
been enacted in the Northiand- or any
new world OF civilizations border, IN
stead OF in the home OF lady OF
wealth.. ana tMat might have beer be-
tween primitive men OF nation
frontier instead OF a minister and
tin3ncicr.
HerschaI NAVAL and lawson Butt,
both big nlan iine actors and athletes
give a Splendid exhibition OF brute
struggles combined with motives and
issues tina utt the conflict above the
ordinary flna fights
The scenes were very caretut1F
handed ana those If the actual
struggle held until near she last. After
them some scenes followed In whicn
1T was impor iani. for the sake OF real
ism. 10 have The clothes and person OF
Butt. as tire preacher Gordon. exactly
as thev were ut the conclusion OF the
struggle when these last scenes were
taken. no acting on Butts part was
needed Sea stimulate the part OF man
who has Just come through an OK
Na,tsfinu life and death struggle
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-22
The Goose Girl
Come to GIDEON

Al the odeon for Christmas week
will he presented one Of the best arr
rangcments of picture plays shown
here In many months. Tomorrow
Marguerite Clark will be seen In The
Goose Girl" a production appropriate
30 the season. Tuesday brings Madge
Kennedy in "A Perfect Lady" gre Of
the most delightful productions this
famous Goldwyn star has ever pro-
siuced, II is the story OF stranded
burlssaue troupe in which a parson
and the village ''reformer' come in for
conspicuous parts. al ending happily
in the revelation OF the leading
citizens double life.
Wednesday and Thursday Mar
euerite Clark will be presented In
out OF Clear Sky" Paramount
production based upon the adventures
OF "A vivacious and brave Belgian
countess who had a mind of her own.
Friday and Saturday a big double
bill will be provided. featuring Clara
kimhall Young in The Road
Through the Dark" Select feature.
with the Mack Sennett girls and
funsters IN -'Wirose Little Wife Are
YOU" as the added attraction.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-22
fAS WEEK BILLS
kOCAL MOVIE HOUSES

ODEON.
Marguerite Clark, In
X - GIRL
-AGAdge Kennedy, In A
Indy."
1Ay and Thnr~day--Nar-
Y x1afk. In 'sOus OF a Clear
W al smtnrsiar---xslara Kim
ang. IN ssThe Road Through
RYJOU.
1as and TneSday---<harics
An ttrtng Beans"
~ Weck--DouGlas Fair.
n .sArizona-"
COLONIAL.
|meky and observation-disclosures
Ee, In "a Iads's Name,
Goo1Ay and Thur~das--Nsc
III Tho Racing strain
~ and Sasp~dsy ----t.eorsss'
AA ~I'n Say So.
VICTOR
EN0ek--~T1,e One Woman
ISIS.
Z Heek-Lfllian Gish, In The
49, THING IN Life"
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-22
String Beans and
Arizona at the Bijou

John r. Iockney is a character
actor OF much experience and irnagi-
nation. This enables him to give to
each of his roles a real personal touch
which makes them outstanding. In
the role OF Zachary Bartrum. I'm
String Beans" Charles Rays new
photoplay, which will ne shown at
the Hijou 7'heater tom orrow and
Tuesday he is a splendid example OF
that peculiar species which has at
forded SO much material for colorful
writing on the part of men like Mark
Twain and others who painted the
types as they saw them.
Filming Arizona" is radical
change in the Fairbanks policy OF
stories, but II was suggested by
Augustus Thomas. the author and
Douglas Fairbanks, respecting the
latter's Judgment. decided to adapt
this well-known play to the screen. 1t
will be shown AT the Bijou theater
Wednesday. Thursday. Friday and
Saturday.
Needless TO harp on it's dramatic
qualities. Arizona" is AN American
stage classic. and judging by the en-
thusiasm that Douglas Fairbanks
displayed during the filming of the
picture, II promises to be an American
screen classic.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-22

Ausrstua ThomAs' drama The
Coppsrhead.r Il proving o. such i'm
terest q Chicago thar II win be moved
to the Studehaker theafer soon to
continue the long engasement begun
at the Garrick. Mias Laurette Tay-
Tors performance in Happiness il
also being received with marked Chi
cago approval Other continuing
plays in Chicago include THE Crowd
ed Hour" at the Woods; The Voice
OF Mcconnell at Cohan's Grand:
The Long DASH at the Cort; Three
Faces East" at the Olympic, Co
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-22

"A Lady S Name
At the Colonial

sEAdys Name" IN which Lewis
nick presents Constance Tai
ana which Select Pictures
5Rar 10 the Colonial theaFer to-
W and TUESDAY presents a great
nf the talents 81 5be ever
Constance.
dy.e Name. adapted from
MFcnurt's play e the eame
&1sa picture with The true
Iss fsa,or--good. clean roliio&-
clock full Of per,
nare is delightful throughout
6lG pfcture, which offers her
swhancc to portray her
mn Yns, are introduced TO her
~ ~ ma prettv woman novelist.
~ becomes a butler = sweet
kall later a cook. and finally
hninE engaged ~ the butter s
n46d by a mort gage is the
ES3k8 Z pair of lovers throughout
43&r part of Mae Marsh new
9UEyn picture. Nt Het'i's
which comes 10 the Colonial
"Wednesday anA Thursday.
Pride Is a filly owned hY
Cameron. father Of fueil'e
I2rshl, but to the sorrow OF
III the South and her hand
SAetheaft the two words holo
SetKnificancn They represent
9ieion of feeling that comes
Effle when she finds that
Haines, the man IF her heart
4mer OF the mortgage
added feature Independence
n new Paramount flagg
III offered.
fA&e DAYS when everyone or
a& xon or brother IS At war.
relief 10 he able TO see q
war picture, .
s4 walsh in "T'lJ Say SO .
Ffll be shown a. the Colonial
riday and Saturday rs one
b n0picst of ali war pictures.
|11iIii to prove that cten n one
~4eat he is still able To- fight
untry.
walsh IN 'T'n Say SO e may
feet nut Sc certainty Man
iced Of n Lewis machine gun.
4&ssxz, ys%
Public" sastriral farce by
~ krown. Is being tried in III"
Mites. Harry Mcstaver is cast
I hor of popular fiction whose
resorts to heroic publicity
y restore him to popularity
nkle public donald C}allaher
nuthor's son. who ohtects tt
Mods nv which the family
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-22

Granting that the conventionalities
Of Drury Lane melodrama are worthy
Of the attention Of a director OF
Maurice Tourneurs taste. originality
and skin. his flm version OF Sporting
Life" is commendable. He chose a
capable and large cast devised the
required ingenious and elaborate set
tings without stinting costs. and pro-
jected the whole story in a series Of
pictorial episodes which are char
acter1stic of his best when he has tho
time to he thorough. Now that he
Is MANAGING his own affairs hts work
ESCAPES the blight of sighted details
which the program method of releas-
ing fins imposed upon him when
working for others In Sporting
Life" Mr. Tourneur has used sill
houette effects exquisiteiy in his night
photography.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-22

Miss Mabel Normand Il TO appear
n Il film iascd on he popul'r soi7
farce sis Hopkins.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-22
Great Griffith Play
Sean At the Isis

To see Miss lillian ciish "a jeanette
in "The Creates, Thing in Life IL to
see her IN role entirely direreht
from any In which she has recently
arpeared The picture is an Art
craft production by David Wark
Griffith and Will he shown at the ISIS
theater this week.
II presents Miss Gish as rotiick-
ing rtrl half hoyden, half dreamer,
Ter old father who is homesick FOR
his native France. keeps little to-
harrn and newsstand in New YORK
civ. Jeanette has to tidy up the
living rooms and attend customers.
Very happy is she with today but
tomorrow is of great interest. too Tor
then will come her hero, strong.
brave man who loves the world as she
does, and likes to dream, too Az hrs'
She thought Edward vinEstone
might be the man. He was an
elegant New York chap. but ne called
her a simp one day. and left before
she could really express her thoughts
with the rigorous force fh'ti deserved
Then she went to France with her
DADDY. when a Young giant with
basket Of vegetables arrived for the
daily delivery at her aunts shop, ana
found the American girl WONDERFUL
jeanette had a new hero to consider
itut nP Wou4u GOV @oAAAS'
never rode TO conquest on the waves
OF garlic fumes.
Livingston visited France, crossing
the ocean to deliver an apology. He
shared her delight In poetry and ne
was clean and fine. but he hated chill
dren. She knew then he could never
he her Ideal. and she returned 10
/ Mon. lie Bebe Then war changed
many things for little Jeanette. 1t
changed Livingston. too. And In the
end she knew Livingston was her
ideal.
atr ard Mrs. Sidney Drew are MAJ T.
ire. comedies TO be released monthly
hv Paramount. The first two VIII be
screen vers,cn of stories By Albert
gayson Terhure: Once a Mason and
Tho amateur Liar"
Miss Mabel Normand IL TO sppear
in # film hascd on The popuiar soi7
farce Sis Hopkins"
Mitchell | evils has formed his owr'
producing company ard VII. di@trio'
ut, his ficiures through the Select
company. David Powell is TO act IN
Goodwin pictures.
Irrark Keenan, has formed motion
.stcfue Producing company Ut h.s
own
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-22

Our Colored Fighters an official
| nited States war picture, showing
,hr work of the negro troops. has been
released
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-22

Mitchell | evils has formed his own
producing company ard VII. o'sfrto-
ute his ficiures through the Se'ec'
cor, many. David Powell IS TO act in
Goodwin pictures.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-12-22

Vrark Keenan, has formed nonor
,sicfure producing company 81 us
own
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
OPTION EXPIRES TO-DAY
Not Vet known Whether PhiIadc PHI la
Parties VIII Huy Ashland
Electric Line.

The option on the properties - the
Richmond ami chesapeake Eay Rail
way Company. said to have been given
20 Philadelphia interests, will expire
To-day. unless furthHc cgot!aticr.s for
the purchase OF the line extending TO
Ashland are made. officers OF the
Richmond and Chesapeake Ray Railway
Company were completely in the dark
in the matter.
They had not been advised whether
t!.c option would he exercised There
Was some doubt as 10 when the fifteen
dag option would expire, since II only
provided March l." 1t was generally
understood. however. 10 extend through
to-day. No statement could be OH
tanned last night from J. a Connolly
X Co. who are representing the parties
holding The option OH the line.
/, was generally believed, however
that several days would clapse before
any definite statement would he made.
Many citizens are deeply interested III
the restoration Of service on tic cleo
lric line between this city and Ash
land, which was suspended December
-. after the company had boon dis
solved by the state Corporation Com
mission.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
PETITION is ALLOWED
supreme Court 10 Rcvicw Litigation
Over Estate of L. ..
johnson.

J. f. Johnson Yesterday filed pc
tition before the Supreme Couv, OF APP
peals protesting the decision rendered
against him by the Nelson County Cir
cult Court.
The case was concerned with the
settlement OF an estate left by g. j.
Johnson, who, it appears from ailcGa
tions in a bill flied by j.. f. Johnson
against Martha \. Johnson and Mrs.
Anne G. Johnson, died intcStatc. and
had given 10 the petitioner real and
personal property valued at between
$4,000 and S50.0o0.
In the November term OF the SUI
premc Court, Anne G. Mundy, a daugh-
ter OF {. J. johnson. and j. y. Mundy
filed their answer TO the bill.
The petition was accepted by the
supreme Court.
X. II. Bradford presented Il petition
before the court stating that the case
in which he is concerned had been
wrongly judged by the Court Of Law
and Chancery OF Norfolk city. The
case was in relation to an automobile
purchased from the Marmon Sales
Company by Radford. and claimed by
the Finance and Guaranty Company.
The petition was refused
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
STORES TO CLOSE AT 6
WI us" R"sume Lighting OF Sho,,
windows Except on Two Night,
Ench Week.

~ :. meeting of the members of the
',e'1.' MvFthah,s Association repre-
Sehths al the large goods. mill.
hct ana "omen's !cady wear stores
he.d yesterday, It was decided 10 ex-
''"a the closing lime thirty minutes
ana 10 resume the Lighting Of the show
"'"Hows on al nights except Thurs.
day aud sunday
THESE changes in The merchants
sehedu!e become effective to-day. Ac-
torGns!y. the stores viii open a, sac
o'clock IN me morning and close az t
O'clock ia the evening For the pas,
ieW months the stores have been oncn-
inE a $50 and closing a; 80 Tn.
shortening OF the closing time bv
,h!riy minutes was done in order 10
HNe me women CLERKS in the stores
It chance 10 set home before dark.
sine" The first order was issued nv
IN" state fuel administrator ordering
IN" darNening OF all windows on
thursday and sunday nights, the NOR
'haniS Of their own voli;ion decided
q" make the remaining nights ligh,loss
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
Fuel Restrictions
ReUoked by Byrd
May NoW Purchase in as Large
Quantities as Local Con-
ditious viii Permit.

fucl consumers in all communities
III the state will be permitted TO OBJ
tam any grade OF coal in as large
Quantities as will be allowed ny local
commissions. according to the rcvoCa-
ton order issued by State Fuel Mi
m!nistrator Harry Flood Byrd last,
night. which takes effect Immediately
II was pointed out by MIR. Byrd that
the revocation order means the 'climi.
nation OF two-ton limits that hay.
pccn made by many Of the local fuel
commissions throughout Virginia. It
does not, however, mean that free rein
IS given 10 allow any consumer to OBJ
tain more than a reasonable quantity
fhat is, the privilege to stock up' has
not been given.
Mr. BYRD said last nigh; tina, the
order applies TO all grades OF coal. and
that the betterment of transportation
and continued warm weather war
ranted the removal OF the restrictions
as announced. lie also said that this
announcements was made pending the
decision of the Federal fuel admins
tration regarding the regulation OF
fuel for the coming year At the pres
cnt time. liz pointed out. the national
tucl administrators are busily engaged
in studying fuel conditions all over the
country. and will probably issue a
statement within the next few days
Following is the text OF the rcNOCa-
;ion order as announced by Admini.-
traitor Byrd last night:
The regulations existing in Vir-
Sinia governing coal have been re-
Nokcd. and. pending receipt OF the
general policy adopted by the United
states fuel administration users OF
coal shall obtain as large supplies as
are permitted by the local fuel COM
missioners.
This revocation order will hccomc
effective March |. and will do away
with the two-ton policy in Virginia
until such time as the United States
fuel administration makes known it's
general policy
tSicncdp HARRY +. BYRD.
Federal Fuel Administrator
for Virginia"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
BUDGET COMES UP TONIGHT
Finance Committee to Give II Finnl
lewiston Before Sending 10
TO Council

The Council Committee on Finance
- expected 10 complete the 1918 budg ct
ordina nee at special meeting Tonight.
The measure has been printed. and
1.-THE final work concluded at this meet
ing The ordinance will be reported
TO the Common Council at it's regular
meeting Monday night.
So far as has been learned. the new
revised budget does not carry ans in =
crease in the tax rate. Appropriations
made TO various departments in the
orig !nai budget had been pruncd. while
various other expenditures nave been
eliminated. The city water rate TO
wholesale consumers VIII be increased
but the price of gas will remain at 50
cents There will also he a small tax
imposed on all automobiles
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
CONTRACT FOR CHEMICAL
ANALYSIS is RENEWED
City ArranEes Ia HIVE work Done by
FrochlinE & Robertson for
One lenr

Tie Administrative of6ari y4s;.r.ay
renewed for another year the present
{ ,n;-a"t with FrociljnE X Robertson.
chemists. for all work OF this Ciarac.
~ :nGu:red hv he ely. TIC new COR
tract, dated March |, is made On the
same terms and conditions as those
no weSisting The Office or City
Chemist was abolished some time ago.
and al work done under contract.
Requests for certain repairs 10 tho
Petersburg Turnpike near tho corner
Of Chicago Avenue were referred to
City Engineer Boiling for his attention,
while the same officer was directed to
clean out the cutters. shape up the
roadbed and restore the sidewalk at
the corner Of Tenth and Delaware
streets. in Fulton. MIR. Boiling was
also directed TO make certain repairs
10 the paving at the corner OF Firm
and Hull Streets
The board directed The City Engineer
yesterday 10 sell stephen \. Ellison e
co. from GOO 10 go yards Of sand from
che city's pit on Lester street, at 80
cents per cubic yard.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
HAS SPINAL MENINGITIS
DnuShter OF Gardener NJ "TIi,Icrcst'
Is Removed to Hospital for
TREATMENT,

Pocahoutas .iatthcws twelve years
old. was found yesterday TO be SUI
fcrinE from snina! meningitis and wa
removed from tie Virgin Hospita!
to the city Home. Her condition was
declared to lie serious. but not criti-
cal. and physicians injected the anti
meningitis serum. Her illness was not
diagnosed AS meningitis until she vas
removed TO the Virginia Hospital
She was then removed to the City
Home and immediately isolated. 'i"alt!i
Department physicians could find II"
trace Of the origin Of the disease. but
did not fear any spread OF the mal3dy.
The girl has been living with her pa
rents. in ii"nrico County. She IS :hc
daughter OF a gardener at ''Hiiicrcst."
She home OF NJ. (. Patterson, on tie
Cary street Road.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
BOTH PARTIES ARRESTED
IIcnrico Police Intervene in Shootin.
Scrape ut Fulton brick
Works.

AS The result Of a shooting scrap, Al
the Fulton Tri,k Yards yesterday
morning. John Williams aud William
harris loth colorcd. are in tire Hen
rico County Jail AWAITING TRIAL. Harris,
il is alleged drew Il pistol on Williams,
aud shot At him two or three Times
Only on" bullet tool. effect. striking
him in the left shoulder However. It
is thought that his condition is not
serious.
Policemen S"ay and Shoemaker made
their arrest at about go o'clock. The
.ccnc occurred ~ tho Fultou E:i"k
Yards, wherc hoth negroes wcr" en-
r!oycd After the shooting il was said
that the wounded negro followed liar
rls 10 his home six miles away. Wh"r-
they gave themselves up. The trial
VIII be held as scon as witnesses can
be suIrnoncd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
.>onny" Conway Pun Under BOND.

!. : Conway. known as Sonny" was
Put under 500 peace bond in Justice
'"uichlic!d's Court yesterday morning
when arraIgrcd or the charge o.
VaErancy and resisting patr0lman
DAVIS H. VI. smith .lr.. appeared for
~. defendant. and mad" the point inat
go" rhtr:;" Of vagrancy was no, legally
before IA" court. since NJ warrant had
i"'u served, aud resistance OF arrest
under such circumstances was jus,i-
fable. In order 10 have the ease APP
pcal'd l." the Iiustings Court. the bond
was IMPOSED. The charge Of resisting
an officer Was indefinitely continued.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
Harwood Acting Superintendent,

Principal James II. Harwood. OF John
Marshall High school. is acting supcr-
:ntcndcnt of the city schools Of Rich
mond in tho absence OF Dr j. A. C.
Chandler. Mr.. liili and Mr.. Hinford. the
official personnel OF the administration.
with Mr.. MaGec vocational director
The superintendent and his assistants
and number of the principals OF va :
rious schools in the city arc in Atlantic
Guy this week attending the supcrIn-
icndcIts conference Of the National
Education Association DR.. Chandler
expects TO return Saturday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01

Tom Snaton and Pen Jones. negroes
who recently served thirty days in the
iicurico County Jail Tor trespass on
tn" Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
property we're committed 10 the State
r"nitcntiary yesterday for four years
each having been sentenced by tho
Charles CITY authorities for the rob-
berry OF a store near that place about
i've weeks ago.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01

Miss virginia l.. watson has returned
from Chester. s. C., having bccu called
o that city 10 attend the funeral or
her mother Mrs. Ella II Watson who
died there suddenly on J'cbruar! u.
following . stroke OF paralysis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01

sweeney s. Levy manager y! Tie Car
neSic Sales Company, "f this city, VIII
address the Richmond Advertisers
Club during their luncheon meeting at
the Business Mems club to- day a, i:i5
o'clock on The Essentials Of 4 Eus!-
ness Letter"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
GAME DEPARTMENT SPENT
s124,135.21 LAST YEAR
Total Receipts of the Department
foi Year Were SI17,-
0if.10.
HATHAWAY COMES IN TO-DAY
New Fish Commissioner Is EN-Oni-
clio Head Of Department OF Game.
What iIouscboat and Launches
Cost-ENpcnsc Items Heavy.

Walter l.. Hathaway. tho now Com
missioner Of Fisheries. taxes his scat
to-day. and as result Of AN audit
made by state Accountant W. T.. SnIyth
at tho request Of the General Assem-
hly submittcd i'll the form OF a rcso-
luton on February 81. tho now officer
VIII find the hooHS OF the late John
:. Parsons. his predecessor. perfectly
accurate. the report OF the state &c
countant being rcconcilcd to tho cent
with the account Of the state Auditor
The resolution was offered il :hc
House by Delegate Willis. the patron
Of tho general game bill. in View cf
the fact tina; the department. was
changing hands and undergoing
changes at tho hands of the Assembly,
which wanted 10 know how the depart
mcnt of game stood
The audit shows that the gross re
ccipts from licenses alone were STA
aS3.t@. and the total rcccintS. Sill
cil-.G The total Disbursements. of
which over $4,000 went 10 the salaries
OF county wardcns. amounted to slli.-
1881. leaving ~ hank to the credit OF
tho fund $1:."c6.t" For the $50 ell;
purchased in tho West, thorc wac paid
on; only SSI1.26. while tho freight ami
express charges 10 Virginia amount
cd to s,.l"5.S.. The entire cNpcn"cs
OF tho Cohokc hatchery, irclu6i,p tho
price OF TWO launches and tho much
talNcd-of house boat. amounted 20 So
oS0i \ table of expenses OF the
,i;,me Department follows:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-03-01
of Dainty Crepe de Chine

Women familiar with the beauty and
other excellent features Of crepe de chine"
undergarments will be interested in the
splendid line we're now showing. For ex-
ample
Ten styles of Pure Silk Crepe de Chine
Teddys; some with silk ribbon straps, 9th
ers with armhole; very fine aces in the
trimmings; two lots, $3.50 and S29S.
Crepe de Chine and Satin Camsoles;
about II styles; all fine lace trimmed Some
samples among them. Choice, S1.39.
-Four styles Of fine Pink Crepe de Chine
Night Gowns. One in particular has light
blue embroidered chiffon trimmings; others
have filet lace or tucked chiffon with cream
edgings, S5.9S
Other handsome Crepe de Chine and
Satin Nighties from $3.50 to S119S.
Envelope Chemise to match.
Second Floor, East.
Observation-Disclosures OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES