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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-01
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Broncho Billy at the Ko9y today.
The recital Thursday night is for
the benefit of the Y. w. C. A. 1-3t
Jonas Cook was transacting bust
ness In Cement yesterday afternoon.
Eddie Polo in Lure of the Circus,
Kozy today. 1t
| Mrs. o. NJ. Potter Of Blanchard
was shopping in the city toady.
Oh, yes! The admission Thursday
night at the Senior high school is
15c and 25c, Lat
Mrs. S. c. Durbin is in Great Bend
Kan, where she was called by the
serious illness of relatives.
Inc llrst siio" at the Susg VIII
! start WIN Inc leVdure al $40 prompt
~ 1t
Perhaps we had better state again
the admission Thursday night at the
0eiior iiish scnooi IS loc ana zoc'
Lot
a. y ruiier was business Visltor
70 'ne cement community Yesterday
AFTERNOON
'ouay' IL
MISS Feral Muliican mas returned
from snort vlslt with her parents,
springs
iiionu' mno may nave seen II last
n'e"'. - was 80 soou we kept II
WV u"S'' 'oii HISS II aC 'ne ougs
~ i'ui Oin' ie'ui heu
Noi''' "i'ei Nun iioiii ohawiiee'
~ spoifo - 0e u'SS VI pilsa'o
r.,u.,
>. 49, g.. Nd, -, ~ 'pon'
ninh. Iii ho,a e. y ~
Mrs II KelIar and grand doroh
ter Louise King left Monday evo,
ing for an extended visit in coffev.
L-Ko comedy. it's scream. Kozv
today. 1t
Charles Grimm left toady for Ft
ness of his mother
Then besides we know you want
to see the plays at the Senior high
ceilent. 1-9t
F, L. Walker, of McAlester, we'll
known in Chickasha, was a business
visitor in the city today.
Thrill, suspence and romance. See
"The False Faces, a Paramount
Aircraft special production with Hen
ry B. Walthall, Sugg tonight. 1t
Private Herman Goldsmith recent.
ly discharged from the army. is in
the city visiting friends. He is the
son Of Mr. and Mrs 6 7 Goldsmith
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-01
J. b. BARNES
Cottage Architect and Building
superintendent.

Try the time and material way; you
pay only for what you get, and
your building is always under your
control. Plans and specifications
furnished.
Office at Stephenson-Brown Lum-
Der Co. Phone 81; Res. phone 491.
Renovating mattresses $3.50 this
week. All work guaranteed. Phone
1858. w. A. Hurley. 25-6t
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1919-04-01
Wrenteed
Tonic

and we will refund the purchase price.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-01
HELP TURN THE FLYWHEEL

Millions of people are waiting for
that after the war prosperity boom"
TO hit them in the face
There is just one way TO cause
that boom to strike you, get busy
aud don't wait any longer for prices
to drop"
The drop in prices will come 30
slowly YOU will never know it.
The nation Is marking time today
with every one waiting for the other
fellow to move first.
The best authorities say a million
new buildings are needed Other
millions need painting and repair
ing.
Manufacturers using western met
ais such as lead. copper and zinc are
waiting for orders for hardware.
plumbers supplies. etc. before they
huy raw material from the mines
Lumber yards are waiting for orders
before they stock up with lumber
and so on. while Mr. Citizen site
back and waits for lightning TO
strike him
Prosperity rests in our own hands.
II Ne 60 ahead with necessary con
>trrctiou, Industrial activity will
soon manifest itself Our metal
mines will again gain their stride,
the lumber industry will be rushed
with orders and jobs will be hunt
ing men.
Prosperity for Us will come with
our own activity. and not in waiting
for foreign orders. which are many
months and even years away
Continued good tines in the T. 5.
today are right up to 'hc individual.
Go ahead with your nu'd,us and
construction work and Your hand
will be one Of millor~ - heip turn
over the great hywhe~l 'f 'a ustrial
prosperity
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-01
RECEPTION FOR NEW MINISTER

Last Friday evening the members
Of the Baptist church and the resi-
dent ministers OF the other churches
~i'h their families. gathered at the
baptist church 10 tender "a reception
SO lne ncw pastor and his family,
ateiy Of bakersfield, California.
After singing an opening hymn
The Invocation was given by Rev.
Palmer Of the Christian church
Other numbers on the program were
Al appreciated piano duet by the
Misses Wheeler; reading by Miss Ida
Allen. in which even the little tots
were breathlessly Interested and TWO
we'll rendered piano solos by Miss
Rose Brunton
Rev. Brown of the Methodist
church humorously yet withal ser
iously, gave the welcoming address
from he other churches To the city
The welcome at the church to the
now pastor and family was given by
Mrs Arthur Wiley. 1t was beauti-
fully worded coming from the heart
and expressing the desire and vel
.oMe Of the church.
The response of Rev Flanagan
found an answering echo in the
hearts of his listeners. He stressed
the thought that he wished to be re-
garded as a big brother. not only
BY the members OF his flock, but
1r every dWclier in and about Je-
rome He said he believed in Je-
rome and her people, and in what
jerome was going to be That he
was here TO help every thing that
Vas good to fight every thing bad
] anu 10 try and help every body.
After the program the guests and
members repaired to the refresh
meni room where delicious refresh
ments were served while Mr. Smiths
graphaphone filled the room with
soft music while the people enjoyed
a splendid social time together.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-01
THE TRUE AMERICAN SPIRIT

Every true American. be he cay
italist or laborer. must get the tru,
American spirit which is live and d.,
the other fellow live
We must not only all live but 0o
must live we'll and wisely if ~. ere
to approximate the American ideal
and the American high standard
We must not only pay good wages
Tor good work bat We mus, be Mil
us that every business and every
Industry prosper and make money
If bank did NOT make money for
its stockholders and accumulate a
surplus and increase its capital th,
people would lose confidence i'm il
The same way with q mine., q
sawmill or a sireetcar line nobody
loves a business enterprise that is
hanging on the edge of Insolvency
We must he big enough to catch
this as the true spirit of good will
The mental attitude that can re
joice i'm ;he other fellows success
is the very opposite of that spirit
of envy and suspicion 50 common
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-01
LOOK WHO'S HERE

Arrivals at the North Side Inn for
the week:
Arthur Purdon. salt Lake City
J Clark Salt Lake City: Geo F.
Riding. Salt Lake city, j. b. Olson
salt al.ko city Bert Morris SAL
lakr city. a. p. Tooney. Salt LAX,
city. r r Walters. salt Lake city
Harry Knowles salt Lake city; II
n Cove. salt Lake city. r \ Bel
sley. Salt Lake City; Note Walker
salt Lake city. Roy Sou'hwick An
aconda. Mont l.. II Reed. Ogden
J H. Whitlak. Ogden. Dave Grant
ogden. A. H. wilkins. Ogden; T. W
Nelson. Chicago; W. II Coleman. ST
Louis T. ! Hurley Chicago: 4 w
Palmer Spokane; g. b. Bradley
Roise. II f. Brittou. Roisc. c. II
Toucray Denver MIR and Mrs G
Moore Roise; : L. Lamhracht. Port
land; F. A. TAYLOR. ST Joe. Mo; J
H. Kent. Portland; +. II Laymar
RcNburg. Idaho.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-01
ELECTION TUESDAY. MAY 9TH

In regard to the bond election to
be held in jerome Highway district
on Tuesday. May 9th. particulars of
which appear elseW here in this pa
per, In an Interview with Times
reporter Tuesday. Or. H. c. Phillips
secretary and treasurer OF the Je-
rome Highway District No Z. said 3:
"There has been a new era of
highway work started all over tn
country and the state OF Idaho Is
planning TO do her share which is
evident By the bond issues which
have been voted In the past two
months Not one of these has fail
ed which shows how the farmers and
settlers all through the state feel in
regard to the good roads movement
This is the greatest thing our
particular country needs The state
and federal government are assist
ing In this but it is impossible to get
any OF this without YOU show that
your district has the money to do
tuelT SNARE. ] ne pIOUt lSt Ol IdlSlu y
It does not go far We plan to dis
tribute this all through the district
and on the trunk lines
"The election will be held Oh Tues
day May 9Th in each precinct and
let US hope for large vote and ev-
erybody for it,
I'VE expect to get the state en-
gineer down in this district just as
soon as possible and get things lined
out so as to get AS much OF tn, stat
aid and federal government aid as is
possible
The members OF the highway
: board and others held mectin-
Tuesday evening al Barrymore. and
meeting Wednesday evening al
Canyonsidc. to explain the proposi
tion to the voters. and this eVenin s.
there will be "A meeting held IL
Grand view Friday evening one a.
the Freeman school house. and Mon
day evening at the Bruncr sohaol
house.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-01
"A - ~ ~ - Es - ~ ~
ARCADIA VALLEY


The Reed families. Fry families
and the Norgard family were din
ncr guests at l. /. Graham's sun
day.
Mrs Dick Crockcr spent Wcdues-
day with the Ted Crocker family I'm
Jerome.
Bobby Goemmer has been under
The weather during the past week
Mrs c. II. Porter. accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs Clarence Humphrey
called at the old Porter ranch last
Monday morning
Harry Thomas is working few
days at Lake Arcadia ranch
Mr. Newall was married last week
to Miss Pulley. who came here re
Gently from st Anthony
The Paul family is settled in tn,
new home. formerly occupied by the
Wilson family.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-01
HEBER BROS. SHOWS COMING

Friday May .. afternoon and ev-
ening. the people of this tract are
promised treat out OF the ordinary.
inasmuch as they will have an op-
pcrtuuify 20 see Heher Bros Greater
shows i'm Jerome There will be a
free outside exhibition preceding
each performance. when Diavolo pre-
sents his death defying slide for lii"
Ion thin thread Of steel suspended
from the highest pinnacle of the big
tent. while hanging by the teeth
many feet above the ground.
There will be a whole car load
Of the little animal actors which
will set the children wild with de
light. and the big collection of WILD
animals contains some OF the raresl
specimens on earth There will be
some wonderful acrobatic stunts per
formed and some laughable vaude-
willie performances
on the whole Heher Bros. Shows
promises to he the greatest of It,
kind that ever made this portion OF
the state.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-01
CAN NOW MAIL PARCELS
TO BOYS IN EUROPE

Washington. u. c.. April IA. 1912
order No 1859.
order No. 1853. dated March 2S
.l1lS. prohihitiAs ,ht acceptance -.
parcels for mai''rr ~ the American
Expcditionary Forces In Europe. un
less accompanied with approved re-
quests of the addresses for the ar
ticles contained therein. is hereh,
revoked at the request of the Wa
Department A. 5. BURLESON.
Postmaster General
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-01
q nAKnfD OBTAINING MONEY
t\DER FALSE PRETENSE

Monday Oh warrant sworn out
in Twin Falls county. TWO young
men boy name OF lVen Green and
Bryant Schneck We're arrested in
Jerome on "a charge OF obiainius
money under false pretense. the
complaint having been made BY the
foreman esf the Rubottom Cattle
coApany. The young men had been
Yployed by the company to bury
ertain animals that had died during
.-e winter. and il is claimed by the
orcmal of the company that they
nad. false representations concern
ing the eNpense which they mcurrea.
fheir preliminary hearing is SET for
.cNt Wednesday before Judge Du-
VAN OF Twin Falls county
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-01

PASTOR TAKES CENSUS

a. m. In procuring data for the Centcn-
). N. Ay movement Rev Mackey j.
md ,hs-own, pastor of the local Nj f
urch took complete census OF
city of Jerome. or the village Of
vices icme as II was at that time and
,ty hc. doing so obtained some interest
day at z Information for his church. and
. oclod e,.ise for other church organiza-
ings at ms.
Resides the Information of strict
p scryics church nature Rev Brown ~
tained that there are exactly 1908
Fh ua residents in the city Ho
ay scho, dc a house to house canvass. and
asserts that there are no more
l. M hr less people living i'm the city
~ that number. unless by chance
sundrnc families have moved In since
finished taking the census. which
| 81, 7.is compelled only two weeks ago.
u m dost small cities. and large ones
Niniste, claim a larger population than
really have, and if the popu'N-
sn n OF Jerome were padded little
your..ould easily amount to 2.ooo. Ana
- virc is no doubt but that it wiz
. . , ually have that many or more
| ...hio,, PIE by the end of the present
RI, orr. Judging from the number OF
.nou,' houses that are being erected
the number that are contem
ed
finishing touch. or one OF
ommunlo, final steps necessary in The
hone an,sition from a village to a civ
10 for The he second class. il is necessary
no church some one who actually knows tC
,or at + ify that the village has popu
80 q, s)n OF at least one thousand Mr.
=. ,.ul BE- nan, the village clerk and tn
,ot,h e clerk-elect, knew of no ono cls'
,.. rea had counted the people in town
CONT Rev. Brown kindly consented Il
ily the fact. II being necessary
,,,.,s,er him to sign his name at siXtce'
rent places on the required doc
,o erect mt.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-01
STILL LACK $50. 900 OF
OUR SD5,OOO QUOTA

Although our prospects OF raising
he $4,000 which was assigned e.
Jerome and vicinity as her portion
the Victory Loan has somcw hat
improved during the past week
here is still some anxiety among
hose who have charge OF the sale
arg ( bonds, as We lack $4,000 yet OF
eaching the goal. There are still
large number of people who fully
eS itend TO come I'm and buy bonds
nd II their good intentions mater
,lize there is no doubt but what our
y quota will be raised. and then some
Eisut In case some or them are just
70 liking to create an impression. and
,me others really forget about il
ter. It will certainly be bad ad-
lg 'rtisement for Jerome TO fall short
Tea her allotment
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-01
APPLETON

p - =
SIR. Osborn is buidmg rock
house ca his farm across from the
school house.
George Pe,dngil sold his place
TO Wm Thomas.
Wm Carver sold his farm 10 NJ
ANGLE and has moved to Camas
prairio for the summer.
Tho meeting of tie ChNd's Wei
fare lceere at the schoo' house was
we'll attended Twenty four babies
were registered Mrs Ncruefi eaA
an Instructive talk TO the mothers a'
the close of 'ho wcrl
Mrs. Tom Book attended the Fly
it- lf,t. SO io..s ~...rda'
rAe meeting REGARDING plans fo'
,he ovter sion of App row school will
be reld Friday May o at the schoo'
n.u~o.
~r, east route has new schoo
lwaeon
Mrs = x SmfN gave birthday
supper Wednesday evening for Mr.
Smith and Herbert Kenncd, 'nr'
birthdays coming on consecutive
days.
Miss Myrtle Journey visited Np
rlc.on 81. hool Thursday
Sunday school at Appleton sc..o
house every SUNDAY at three O'Clock
The Sunday school will be reo-g .
ired ~ q elect new officers next sun
dai Rev. FlaniSan of Jerome har
tist church preached after Sunda,
school He will preach again The
last Sunday in May.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-01
HERMIT JIMrS LAST SACRIFICE

|
No one ever knew where Hermit
Jim Hudson came from. None knew
his story
one day he was discovered iu aI
little shack built Of refuse lumber
from the dump down by the river.
And there he lived for forty years.
In summer he hshed. worked a iii
tie. but never talked Of himself ia
inter he hibernatcd. so TO speak
He was Il big-upstanding two-hst-
ed fellow, capable OF much. but ut
'erly Indifferent to all about him
character.
As the years passed Hermit jim
lost his robustness OF figure and what
remained Of his ambition to work
Finally. at seventy. the sherin took
him in charge and cartcd him of 10
the poor farm Hermit Jim was
mere skeleton his clothes in TAT
ters. and his feet bound in buriap
in place OF shoes His cupboard Was
almost as bare as Mother Hubbard's
We, ri.h, ,h.r. a.. yoi,.d IN, o,l.
complaint he had ever been known
10 mako His shack ,a. nj. cas,i,
b.. d.,l,r.d .u, shorij M, r..,..,
ed
Finally. however. ne capitulatcd.
but not without protest Pm NOT
,.,,.r h.d Shari,t,, h.. ,.,.,.,,.a..,
j., rnyiish amin. nm, of I.aui,g ,.sl
bis condi,ior .,n, d,,. f9. a..
,rosn.c,ive erisn I,s nnor cii.
~, ,o m, ..rn ,r.ining en-. .m,..
ian. rho, a..,i,. ,t.. .h.rin,.
,or,. g., J~., h... am, i.. ,......,.,..
clam .,,ip
opN ou,e more. b. di..us..a nj.
,.. r,., w.r. r,.n in siphi .,
.n. ,oor hous. .,ty r,. h.. h..,
t.ii,r. sb.rin ., h. d.,l,r.d star
ing nan1y aheae ~whx does,..,
n.r,t.n,.riy ,n.,or ~. na., ...
,.i, or NV soul for st,,y v..rs IN,
mar nno, r.,,h, d.. .h,.ll.1|
,ir,hl.ssh Cd, mad h.r., star,
than mos, men hnt things bro1.
..rnng ins, .n,,i,,o, t,,.r.., il,
,e c,r. for m. f.nr. and r.e.,5
.nr r..,orsihility I,,.. h.eu =. lone
,,olf"
sudd.nl, n. str,iyht,A,od and mis-
.y.s n..b.d ,,,,hr~xx0-- ,,,,h "A :
sh.rin hov mi &SWf ,.,s
,bi. .,..., .on. h.lf .. canfur, s-1ii.r
J,,b. in feht win , hir3m.t
,hr.e miles in IN. .tr' Na,h. goi,.
aver tb, ION in the gray of me. morn
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-01

Mrs. w. c. Murphy and little son
who have been visiting here for tn,
past two months. returned to Poca.
tello Saturday. but will soon com,
back to Jerome to spend the sum
mer.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-01

,,nL RS. Hyram Yerks and baby and
Yerks' mother left Tuesday for
adj, where they join Mr. Yerks
has chaTSe Vf the First Ma
II Bank at that place.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-05-01
the state

Nood ~ ! y Steele. W. NJ. Stack.
and D. w. Jenkins. of Twin Falls.
were transaotiug business in Jerome,
and registered AT the North Side Inn.
Evening star., 1919-08-21
RUMANIAN CR0WN>PRiNcE
RENOUNCES HEIR RIGHTS

PARIS August 19-Crown Prince
Charles of Rumania has written a
letter to his father. King Ferdinand.
renouncing for himself and his heirs
his rights and privileges as heir ap-
parent to the Rumanian throne. as he
Is entitled to do under article 3S of
the Rumanian constitution, according
to a dispatch to the Journal from
Bucharest.
The newspaper adds that the letter
of Prince Charles had been communi-
Gated to the leaders of all the politi-
cal parties in Rumania.
Crown Prince Charles is in his
twenty-sixth year and contracted a
morganatic marriage with Miss Zyzis
Lambrfno in September. 1918, without
the sanction of the king. He was
disciplined for his marriage and his
parents this year forced him to obtain
a divorce. In June last he was re-
ported to have shot himself in the
leg because his father insisted that
he leave Rumania for siA months. 1t
was added that he was still deeply at
tached to his former wife Last month
King Ferdinand was reported to be
endeavoring to find a wife for him
among the European princesses.
Evening star., 1919-08-21

he with twinkling eyes. Look me
over and see If you can't tell for
yourself"
Peter stared solemnly at Linnet. He
saw q bird OF sparrow size whose en-
tire body was a rose red, brightest
on the head. darkest on the back and
palest on the breast Underneath he
was whitish. His wings and tail
were brownish, the outer parts of the
feathers edged with rose red. His
bill was short and stout. Before Peter
could reply, Mrs. Linnet appeared.
There wasn't SO much as a touch of
that beautiful rose red about her.
Her grayish brown back was streaked
with black. Her white breast and
sides were spotted with streaks of
brown Had she not been with Linnet.
Peter certainly would have taken her
for sparrow. She looked so much
like one that he ventured to say, "I
guess you belong to the Sparrow fam
ily."
That's pretty close, Peter, that's
pretty close" declared Linnet. I'VE
belong to the Finch branch of the
family. which makes the Sparrows
own cousins to us. Folks may get
Mrs. Linnet mixed with some of our
Sparrow cousins, but they never can
mistake me. There is nobody else
my size with rose red coat like
mine. Hello! Here comes Cousin
Chicoree."
Evening star., 1919-08-21

L
BLACK BRAID NOVELTY BELT
AND BAND OF vENIsE AT THE
THROAT.
reer at the shoulder and carry it out
unhesitatingly to the hem. The
straight lines are only slightly modi-
fed by broad tailored belt To re-
lieve the severity of the dark material
at the neck, a binding of beige satin
becomingly trims the round neck,
this color being used again in a con-
ventional wool design about the belt.
Symbolizing smartness is a dressier
frock Of navy serge with rows upon
nearer to the jeune files heart than
pockets, and in this dress she may
revel in widely distended ones which
extend to the hem and are braided and
buttoned to her hearts content, A
novelty belt Of old blue leather sup
ports quantities Of tiny brass buckles
and hangs loosely below the waist. A
pair Of box plaits cling together from
tho square neck to the hem, and the
final touch of genius. Is evident in
the dainty band of fine venise, so
Iersuasively used at the threat.
There must. Of course. be chic
the well equipped school girl. and to
this purpose the model. sketched an
swers splendidly.. 1t is silvertone as
to material and terra Gotta as to
shade. with a youthful collar of
squirrel. The coat peplum is long, fol-
lowing the lines of early fall. and
trimmed with rows Of self-colored
bone buttons. A distinct waist line is
achieved by two narrow belts which
Evening star., 1919-08-21
ia taooA e &3sess 6S<ssesx
81 H9o,snrQeAA to tho
Moo1 n.2l.co6 Skin

Powder (French. Poudre L'Ame).
This is the powder that does not con-
tain starchy rice powder or dangerous
white lead to make it adhere. White
lead is a deadly poison and rice pow
der turns into a gluey paste that
makes enlarged pores. blackheads and
rice powder irfitations. Because La
may is so pure and because IL stays on
SO well It is now used by over a mil
lion American women. All dealers
carry the large box, and many dealers
also carry the small trial size. Be
sure to try La-may. Then you will
really know a perfect face powder.
You will be sorry IL you take a SUBJ
stitute. When you use this harmless
powder and see how beautifully it inn
proves your complexion, you will un-
derstand why La-may SO quickly be-
came the most popular beauty powder
sold in America. Save this notice.
Evening star., 1919-08-21
JUDGE PARKER TO REPORT.
Will Explain Proposed Sale of War
Supplies to France.

PARIS, August 20.-Judge Edward
B. Parker. member of the commission
to sell United States Army equip
ment in France, will make a state
ment tomorrow before the war ex-
penditures investigating committee.
consisting of Representatives Royal
C. Johnson of South Dakota, Oscar E.
Bland of Indiana and Henry D. Flood
of Virginia. concerning the proposed
sale to the French government of
American war supplies remaining in
France for $400,000,00o.
Evening star., 1919-08-21
SEEN IN THE WASHINGTON SHOPS

cross at the front and is further ac-
centuated by the tiny tucks which
finish the snugly fitted back.
The question Of the hat must be
seriously considered. There are the
velour sport hats in variety OF
girl, obtainable in sailor or flexible
shapes, and always in good taste for
practical wear. There are also the
dressier shapes, but most worthy Of
note was the naive little felt and
velvet combination sketched. A beau
tifu1 shade of rose was used for the
felt crown and also for the jaunty
turned-back brim of velvet: jet but
tons were set, three in a row, at one
side.