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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-04
RELACION VERIDICA De Los
ACONTECINIENTOS.ENVIADA
A LA PRENSA" DESDE La
PROPIA CAPITAL De
NICHOACAN. P0R UNO
QUE PRESENCIO La
BURLA HECHA Al
CARRANClShO
EN- NORELIA

For C~rr<-. 7dr- La Fk5NS6.
NORELIA. Michocan, mario 26.-
Todo cuspto &C publica en- la capital
de Ia Rspubica ' CT algunoS de los
orranos oficialeS Y semi-oficiales de
esta ciudad. respecto de Ia paciflca-
ci6n del EStado. .constituye "a mas
completa serie de ineXactitudes que
nunca Sc hayan propalado.
\ veceS son los jefes miltares los
encargados de propalar eStas ineNac-
titudes. no solamente con el objeto de
enganar = Ia opinion publica. Slno al
propio Carranza que los ha eUviado a
esta entidad para que IA pacifiquen: Y
en- otras el GobernadOr los funcioaa-
rios del gobierno del EStado, Y los
Instruments o conductoS son los CO.
l.responsalcs de los principalcs perlo-
dicos capitolinos, que cuganan al publ
co V al cobiernO del centro. con suS
informacioreS : veccS a los miSmos
directoreS dc las publications..
La paz en- Michoacan eSta mUy le-
los de ser una realidad. por mas que
todos los habitantes la anhclan. Cada
~ez que los michoacanos leen On los
periodicos capitoliuoS las informacio-
nes Y los parties oficiales que hablaE
de que los rcbeldeS han sido destrui-
dos totalmente dc cue. al fin Ia pal
reina nuevamente en- eSta entjdad fe-
deratfva. sc asombran dc que con tan
Ia facilidad SC digan incXactitudeS ia
nlanas. cuaudo II realidad de los he
chos dcmucstra diariamente que nun
ca fue mayor Ia auarquia en- esta deS-
graciada entidad fcderatjyu.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-04
Ell COMERCIO DE MEX.
NO HA PODIDO SALIR
AUN DE LA CRISIS
La falta de material en- las
Eneas ferreas Sc 10 ha
impedido

Comer@i2ntes meXicanos que en-
eSta cludad Sc encuentran en- viaje de
compras. han proporcionado a uno de
nuestros reportcros. interesantes in
formacioaes acerca de Ia Situacion
general porque los negocios de su
ramo atravieSan actualmente cn nues-
tro pals.
Segun estas informaciones. ell CO.
mercio meXicano no sale aun de Ia
crisis que viene Sufriendo hace amos,
81 bier esta ha decrecido un taHto,
no va gracias las disposiciones gu
bernativas. sino la admirable vita
lidad del pals Y a los esfuerzos de
los comercianteS.
Sin embargo. hay algo que ellos
no han podido evitar Y que sigue eau
sandoles graves perjuicios: las diff
cultades para el trifico de carga en-
las lineaS fcrrocarrileras.
Los treneS particulares.
La situacion porque actualmente
atraviesan los ferrocarriles naciona-
les: eS tai, que no podra prolonearse
por largo tempo, sin que de clio Sc
resientan gravementc. tanto el pu-
hlicn en- general, como ell comercio V
la indGStria.
La falta de carros &c carga de
maquinas cue arTastren los trenes,
es cada dia mayor, al grado de QUO
un comerciante tiene que esperar
po" muchas semanas el que Sc le IA
elite el caro- que necesita para IN
envio. Cuando este envio tiene que
ser perentorio. O porque ell articulo
es necesitado V solicitado urgentc-
mente. porque en- los dias dc la de-
mora puede subir bajar de precio.
los periuicios del comerciante son
graves.
Parecc ser que algunos comercian-
tes c industriales de los de mayor
significaci6n en- la Republica, han
ofrecido al gobierno ayudarle de al
guna manera para Ia adquisicion de
rodante para los ferroca-
rriles, Y cue el asunto Sc estudia al
presente.
Por 10 pronto. ha vuelto a nece-
sitarse que el sobierno permita ell
transito por sus Was, de los trenes
particulares, convoyes mas menos
grandeS. para el uso exclusive de las
casas propictarias, que pagan un tan
to por cl uso dc Ia via.
En- el norte, la conpania propicta-
ria de Ia Fuudicion dc Fierro Numc-
no 5, dc Monterrey, sea. la Ame-
rican Smelling And Refining Co.. Ia
por su cuenta. en- sus Ia
Heres, alguros carros vieios dc los
ferrocarriles. V los ha destinado su
uso exclusive.
A los lados de los carros Sc hace
constar en- grandes letras, que son
para ell uso exclusive de tai compania.
Sc asegura que tai privilegio Sc
ra pedido por otras empresaS que
tambien han menester de canos, Y
a las que no Sc les habia hecho tan
concession.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-04

va linea sus importaciones v expor-
saciones con Mexicn
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-04-04
Lo arc Sc dire p 10 que 6.

10 are SC dire ? 10 que 6.
Tn periodico local sc ha resaelto
al fin a lamar Ia atencion hacia es-
tos hcchoS oblisado por las enormes
inexactitudeS que los periodicoS dc Me
Nico pubiicaron reSpecto del Ul;imo a.
tauue a u ciudad por una partida
rcvolucionaria. Y ha aSrcgado:
"Viencn enviado< por cl Sohierno
del centro iunumcrablcS %eueraic> con
muchaS tropaS Su mando; Saicn a
eypedicionaT; sc cuenra que alcanZau
eSplendidaS victoriaS, que Quedan los
campcs seNlbradoS de enemigos. y sin
que las balaS de GStoS hayan alcanzado
herir I "nuestraS" tropaS; Sc re
iiere que los jefes de los alzadoS nan
perecido: que los SoldadoS que nan
GuedaGo sc han lido rindiendo entire
gando SuS arTaS Y Ia postre st pu-
blicar jnformeS en- los que SC partici-
pc al Cobjerno que a pacIticacton cs,
al fin, un hGcho cn cl Estado.
Los icch"y 7iccu la cUr'rar,io.
\ apcrss Se ha djcho este. cuaudo
los trepcS han volado; Va iuvadcu as
rohIacioneS los TcvcluciouarjoS: ya los
moradoreS huycr deSpavoridos: Va
colum9sS dc unos cuautos pcnekrsn
Ia plaza dc Moreiia, Ia capital lei
EStado. sc llevan ei fondo dc Ia
partida: plagian al emprcsario; alta
can rudamente al Gobernador ' Sc a.
leian en- buen ordep con el dinero V
aIn con arnaS Y municioneS. Y no
han pasaGo aun dos diaS de eSto. cuan
do otra gavil!a cae sobre Naravatio.
plaza no nlenos importante. roba.
asesip& Y plagia; caSi al mismo ITEM
pc. otra Gavilla aparece en- L& Pal
ma, siruJia en- las goteras de Acui.-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10
Little Bobbie and His Pa
BY WILLIAM r. KIRK.

got a letter today from old Hank
ho anfT Gos sed a +. He is in his old boy.
nc rs going 10 stay tharc.
Ware is that hoam? sed Ma.
, In ossining. y. y, sed Pa. 1t is sum-
pn! as Sing Sing NC Pa Pa aed. pee
Sum Of yure old friends are certing-
L. noble K,n gents Is sed i; Ma What did
He was a handriteing expert. sed
Pa; He got so he cud sign almost any
j sec, sed NJ Ma ms VEIL Veil. whatever is
worth doing Is worth doing we'll. Ma
sed. hoap he will git out wen the
about as we'll be in jail these days.
That is a sweet-ly soothing thot,
"a t sed ! viii have to rite to old Hank
| lin. Poor old boy, hate to think of
MN In stripes. He always liked plain
around with me. ,sed Pa. remember
10 ware striped suites. How he must
dred his clothes now, Sed Pa.
The way of the trans-gresser is
striped sed Ma. We cannot sin aggenst
society without spending, sum Of our
hevings. sed Ma, none OF my family
ever served any time. My unkel
Hank always sed that he had no time
! for convick.
ent lern the lockstep, sed Pa. He was
in a reel estate deel onst that looked
| pritty shaily sed Pa. You know the
time he nicked me for five hundred
on sum lots that was under water at
high tide. sed Pa;
Now that will do. sed Ma. I doant
know why it is. scd Ma. that every
time / menshun sumthinG wrong you
bring up that deer unkcl Of mine He
| was moar sinncd aggenst than SHINING,
! Ma sed.
Then the other sinners were going
sum. sed Pa, but we will let 1t drop
| beefoar you bncum anEr" at me, Pa sed.
doant want you to be angry at me
today, sed Pa. bcekaus I have a pleas
ant surprise for you. Hero is a hun
dred dollars for you, sed Pa. 1 made a
bet on the ball rain. sumthing l do
| about onSt ever Eve yeers, Pa scd
happened for to win this century plant,
sed Pa, & here II Is. all yures.
Dear boy, sed Ma to Pa, every yeer
you grow more dear. sed Ma.
That is pottery, every ycer you gilt
Every time Ma gbllers. she gifts a
hundred dollars. That is pottery. too
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10
A Daily Once Over
Letting Your wife See Your R,nL-
book

When husbands and wives begin to
nave secret financial dealings there ia
gong to be strain on their marital
r rehlth , which may. open a chasm
winch Will never be bridged.
Inarsner into your confidence in matters
terested; and on an equal basis tbe sp
,s a feeling that the other member Of
your nrm IS not to be trusted or thai
You desire to accumulate some,b ,nn1
VIM wnich you feel is yours solely. in which
an interest. ~ nave
:, This is wrong and untrue to the prin-
cipies OF married existence. which
sh1u!d be on an equality basis.
II you nave ever attempted anv
innderhanded trick Of this sort on az
IRE partner you know you felt ike Gu a
Sne nror While d2;ns it,, and the farther
s siage was "a not what you thought il
II does not increase love.
NO: disintesrates them. weakens
sensr antng rove, perhaps. and makes
separation easier, and another rnsrrisd
craft is on the rocks.-Copyright' lsis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10
Recip. for Making cr,r, u,

81 a. p, INchmond.-T follo,rior
recipe lie good for making wine f-n,n
~ any variety of srapcs:-Mash Inc
grapes and strain them through :,
cloth: put the skins in a tub aft.r
4 squeezing them, with barely enough
water 20 cover them; strain the iuicn
thus obtained into the nrst uortion
put three pounds of sugar 20 ono Mound
OF the mixture: let it stand in an omen
TUB 10 ferment covered with a cloth
for period OF from three 10 seven
is,-days; skim of what rises every morn,
: ling. Put the juice in a cask and leave
u open for ,wentyfour hours; then
bnn5 II mp. and put clay over the bung
10 Keep tho air out. Let your wins
remain In me cask for several nonths
vivian II should be drawn OF and hot
tied. stone or glass conta incrs may
Il ths latter u preferable.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10

the drama. which will be preserved as
a tradition OF the university.
movement think II unique that Utah
should play so important n part in
me new movement The institution
mas already founded a commercial
playhouse, added professionals TO It's
faculty: produced its own plays and
Is comforting degrees for theatrical
studies. Maudc Adams is personal
friend of Professor Maude May Bah
cock. whose revolutionary drama
courses are arousins keen interest in
the colleges OF the country
is understood they are co-operat-
ing IN movement TO bring about an
cdihcation OF dramatic art using the
colleges as their medium
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10

:. 80 -. ", Siaremont. " C-To 30,
no rio >" hedhnss, spray Their hjdine
.na BATS , Van solution, % coal OIL -
another rcmedy:-Buy a nnu,a -.
t!An.ee OF potash such ms - ueoa
o opr the extraction Of gold from '1 rs
tssnd nm, n'eak II up into small pieces
Then cautiously pour haIt noun1 *.
- 2uiphu!ic acid into pint or ~,
, Wnen me windows and doors are cara.
IuH! stopped, pour the acid snIr,;o
=. on the cyanide and run on, -, ~
teom at once. closing tho door tipb,I,.
aNer you. Do not open tho room TO-
Two days. The fumes are noi.or IUr
to persons as well as jnsec.s ~. !'o .','
KIND, No bedbug or Nea viii esc,nc
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10
Coming md Going.

you don't appear to take much
interest in this investigation." "No."
busy busting TO meet bills. cant
stop to referee disputes as to whether
the situation Is due to higher cost OF
CT OF a dollar. 1t hits me either way"
Silcnced Him.
Lou Guernsey was defending one
cross examinins lady witness aas Who Who
was undeniably pretty.
Have you any idea what caused
this accident?' Numbered Lou.
II think So" said the. fair witness.
Then tell the court how 1t hap
pened." Numbered Lou. eager for
facts.
Must I tell the TRUTH
You have sworn to do So"
well. Sir, / was standing on the
"Ah." OWNED the astute Guernsey.
"He turned to look at you: That
makes you an accessory before the
ii think it was the-the aces
series he was looking at" murmured
the witness.
A Flaw in the Story.
Sargent, tho artist; with Chauncey De-
They say he painted cobwcb on
ceiling once. and II was SO natural
4, ,nat sr ,hf T Il wore herself out trying
What you say about the naturalness
OF the cobwcb may be perfectly true"
retortcd Depew, but there never was
any such maid. I'm sure
PilinE II On.
II were a-layin' down behind the
brcastwork one day" said the veteran
l:ar. firm at the henemy. an a
'ittin of en- hevery time. when
ears the patter OF a 'orse's 'oofs be-
hind me. Then voice said-'Ho.
there. you with the deadly hahn! list
come ere 'alf MOI ! turned round
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10
Weeks Picture Shows
OFFERINGS AT LOCAL HOUSES.

One used to be told that 1t is youths
I0na rT Tb KISS hat t S the tale oH,
the Colonial Theater. today and tomor-
{ was only when the third was safely
negotiated that happiness came to the
,. man. and III" maid: Miss Martins
most delightful of her screen career
!, The support, headed by Harrison Ford.
William Farnum, has chosen Miss
Ns hs dct.4ns ss MsH Of tas
part Of Isabel Holins in this picture
portrayal Of Bruce Andrews ' in this his
photoplay OF love and finance. which
opens today at the odeon Thca,er. Miss
Lovely gives assurance that Villa m
Farnum has picked a lead who can
play up TO his own powerful work
The .hfbt si% %ovG YET eysr.new; themc
Is brought up for cons deration in
Gietn4e s. F.. asu
ways. it is the woman OF deep sincerity
OF Etest emotional power and earnest
fict with existing social conditions.
She wins hrst her ambition to bb eeoSm E
Of the man she had adored since child
hood; and finally, triumphs over the
social and political upheaval which had
almost caught her in It's mesh. Nom
partisan Marcia Warren is an excellent
study in character and temperament.
IN Tho Life Line" tho Maurice Tour
At the Isis 1t is a story that will in
THE Romany Rye" an English melo-
drama which has delighted untold
thousands on the spoken stage In
the picture. however wider latitude is
gwen Tor the bringing out of a ship
wreck at sea. in which thrilling rcscues
are made w. raging storm Dab.
! bling in Society" a splendid Fox sun
\ shine comedy. is the added attraction.
Two excellent features-one a
dramatic number of merit and The
/" other a Fox Sunshine comedvNmaEc
Up the double program at the Victor
Eeaturing the bill is Constance TAI.
, pietures this star ever. has made. "a
attraction.
Winning a Bride" two-ree,
Ridgeway and Herbert Haves and ' f;,m
OF thrills and romance: Lois Nelson
and Zip MonberG in two reels OF fun
Dainty Damsels and Bogus Counts )"
HNs%s from an over the world in Hearst
S se%f; F. With Sx tat. the cartoon Indoor
chapter OF the marvellous snow seriai
"a Peri!S OF Thunder Mounain,'' will he
tomorrow. anu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10
Pri.cIIln Come. Bnck.

tress. who has come TO be associated
in the minds Of the motion picture
lovers a delcctablc little crook will
have a role of proper dash and color
in her next starring production The
Virgin OF Stamboul:" adapted from the
story. "Undraped." By II. III. Van Loan.
Miss Dean has signed a new con-
tract with Universal and THE Virgin
OF Stamboul" Will be the first picture
in which this star has appeared since
her prolonged illness of pneumonia
early last spring.
THE Virgin of Stamboul" is expected
to sparkle with the brilliant pagcantrv
and the majestic mysticism OF the
East and in 1t Miss Dean will be seen
as dancing girl. dancing for aims on
the cobbled streets OF Constantinople
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10
THE DAYS GOOD STORIES
FROM MANY SOURCES,

an salooted. an who should 1t be but
shook me by the and. 'Wots Yer
name?" SEE C. Logan. general seq
l. Your first name seq C. Dan. sir.
seq C. go 'ome. You're, a-killin' too
many men. 1t don't seem 'ardly fair.
It's massycrce. that's wot it is An
look ere. Dan. don't call me general
call me Jack seq o."
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10
With the Film Folks
STORIES OF SCREEN ACTORS.
Colleen NIoore DI,cu....

Collecn Moore, a young screen beau
me movie rams of the country, says
tne reason so many actors and actress
try to break into the movies and think
once they arc in. that their days OF
nara Work arc over. But the condi-
tons are just to the contrary" says
Colleen. I'm the movies II is work all
the time. and unless, one shows CON
has a meaning all it's own
Miss Moore Is Griffith And. The
master. two years ago. opened the gate
OF movie land to her, and she has been
climbing the ladder OF success ever
since.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10

Miss Katie.-Taylor Holmes made
the films you mention for Essanay,
and later. filmed for Triangle Since
then, he has not been active. which
accounts for the fact that you have
not seen him of late. He will re-
long.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10
Carnegie Libraries.

MISS 5. NJ, Petersburg .h
and eight hundred and sir, nous
Draries were established by And,o,.
Carhegie by December 81. 1918 IT,
eost o. these libraries amounted - :"
2e, .7is Sst. ,,h or the 2ss5 iibraries
college buildings. tn &C, ana ~
nunhc Iibrar!es was .sl.cs34s5l7 ~ ~
Ses' OF the college buildings va. a.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10
Information Bureau

INQUIRIES regarding almost any ton,c
GSep"ns on legal md medical nub.
,ntt, a.e answered free. An NIL In.
Huries are answered directly nv No.
nai Ieuer. aelf-addresscd slammed
T..oPe In required. Address Tbs
Rich m ond, Va bureau.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10
Anecdotes Of the Famous
PERSONS IN WORLD NEWS.


The Duke o. Bedford, known as
confirmed woman hater. is building
cottages without front doors on his
English estate. He gives as his reason
that he wishes TO discourage gossip
among his women tenants. Each cot
tage has garden space in the rear
However. it is expected neighbors will
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10
Food-Control Act.

Cltlzen. RiChmOnd-In tba .hr
OF further legislation. the food .con,roi
aCt expires with the issuance by ,hs
nounc;nr OF his proclamation an.
ouhcihs peace; but II is likely ia,
me .s, NE, Of the food ad,ninis;ra,ih
ist De extended under pending lcgis.
G, ..oh. des!Ened 10 bring about 4 rc-
ouction in the cost OF Ivinr re-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10

SUNSHINE-Jack Mulhall was born
in New York; educated New York, Co
lumbia University. Stage career. two
years with West End Stock. New York
on Orpheum Circuit with James X
Hackett IN The Grain OF Dust" Screen
career. Riograph; played leads for four
years. Universal. SAFE" Three Wo-
men OF France" The Brass Bullet
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10

X. B. L-May Allison's latest pic
is Fair and Warmer" Ruth Roland
You must have personality and ability
to become an actress
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10
Movie Calendar

q notwithstanding Farrar in lsThe
world and Its Woman
y BLUEBIRD-Vhriet
IS 5BROADWAY-Jack Pickford in
NIn wrong.
~ COLONlAI-Harriso Ford and
Vivian Martin In '''The Third Kiss.'
ISIS-.The Life Line" and ADab-
bling In Society"
ODEON-Wtiliam Farnum In
EVOLVES of tho Night"
e HEN-aA Ghost OF Chance
XMoney Talks and "Fate's Double
tCross.-
yICToR-conntnnee Tnimndse in
t~Scandnl.1
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10

, Frederick Malatesta. who appears in
Metro pictures is a nephew Of Nitti
the Italian Premier. He began hi.
stage career in Italy when eighteen
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10

Motors. swims. rides. rows. dances and
Is an expert fencer Height, feet IL
inches; weight. $50. He is married.
F. S. TRACY-Gladys Leslie is TWEEN
~ and is not married.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10

Undctcrred by the hostile campaign
OF exhibitors, Paramount continues 10
EXPAND In its field. 1t has NV paid
s5,000.0 900 for a site in the heart ~
New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10

ANNIOUS-Owen Moore lives with
ms wife. Mary Pickford. Douglas Fair
banks does not have long wavy hair
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10
Answers to Film Fans
BY THE MOVIE EDITOR.

NJ MANNUM-Carol Dempster played
Inc me part OF Mademoiselle Atoline in
The Girl Who Stayed at Home"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10
SCREEN BREVITIES

Bert Lytell will star in a film version
Way"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10

Art for arts sake" is incorporated
as one of the most cherished desires
establ a shrine for the Thespian art
at the University OF Utah She plans
10 have Bunyon's "Pilgrim's Progress
prepared for dramatic presentation by
one OF the leading authors and give
all rights TO the university as me
mortal
Miss Adams will direct the rst cast
which will consist OF student actors
Of the university Of her native state
formances. Annually at commence
ment the graduating class will present
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10

be neighbors. despite the efforts of
his Grace to thwart their impulses
and II the women wish to gossip they
may convert the rear OF the house to
the old uses OF the front for that pur-
pose London housing committee
finds that the innovation adds neatncss
TO the appearance of the front of the
cottages and has advised that the
dukes example be generally followed
by other landlords when they build
new cottages.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10

Women's 75c black Isle stock
ings, all sizes. extra quail 20.
ity.. Friday price ...... OJS
Women's $100 silk Isle hose. e1-
ira quality. in white, smoke, cor
dovan and brown. Fri CO.
days special price. ...... W.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-10-10

Georgette collars-a limited quar-
trimmed. specially priced to clear
Former soc neckwear. this sea-
sons conceits, all good organdie
and georgette. some with colored
edges. Half price.
Lace collars in Venetian and filet
laces. dainty effects; specially
priced at SOC.