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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
ST. JOSEPH WINNER
OF WESTERN FLAG

KANSAS CITY, Sept. l5-The West.
ern league baseball season closed yes
terday with st, Josenh the pennant
winner, having won IS Of 1876 games
PLAYED, Tulsa finished second with II
games won in 40. The others finish
cd in order named; Wichita, Res
Moines, oklahoma City, Sioux City,
Joplin and Omaha. a
League officials declared the pan-'
mani race was the closest in I've
leagues history. noint ne out that orlv
- games separated thS winning club
from the one in last places
one of the features Of thn SEA- was
the batting Of Joseph without. a Mich-
tia outfielder, who hit safely In GO con
secutive ame breaking the worlds
record,
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FOUR MORE FOR WALTER.

Clark Griffith, Washington
says~ Walter Johnson has four more
years as a pitcher.
walter johnson has four or five
more years before him. He is as good
as he ever was, He is just passed his
sd birthday, and to sec him work he
really looks like a yeungster. | have
never known Walter to have, a sore
arm There was talk about his arm
being sore at the opening of the sea-
son, hut It was not so. He was suf-
fering from u bad cold, which eau sed
general indiSposition''
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
THE OBSTACLE.

In case the Memphis officials persist
In their efforts to obtain Moriarty they
VIII IND Mrs. George their greatest
enemy.
One of the first things that Moriarty
did after reaching Memphis in 1915
was to blow himself to a fine case OF
typhoid fever that laid hiui up for six
weeks.
Since that time the>ruler of the Mo-
riarty household has been as fond OF
the South as Germany is Of the Marine.
With sufficient persuasion a man can
be induced to change his mind but
turning the trick with a woman is
quite another thing. So there you.
are.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
TIGERS WIN FINAL.

WASHINGTON. Sent. 15---Four OF the
five pitchers used yesterday by Wash
lnEton were hit opportunity and De-
troit won the final game of the series,
Q to 4. Baker, a recruit from the Rich
mond Virginia league club, was spiked
by Cobb and compelled to retire in the
second inning. Pitchers Fisher and
Snyder. semiprofessionals from Akron,
O., rlaNed yesterday In their first ma
ior league game,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
SOCIETY NOTE.

One of the most fashionable and ex-
elusive b~arbeoues of the season was
that given Saturday in the spacious
hollows at Raleigh. in honor of the
Prince of Pinch and the Duke of Con-
naught, his business rival.
All the old returned soldiers and sal
lors-except a few-were on hand
early and remained until late. '\The
affair is said to have been given in
celebration of the coppers' strike in
Boston, but no official confirmation
of the rumor Is available.
Crap shooting was enjoyed by all.
A few eggs were out fishing Sunday
and one Of the gang had never hooked
a fish In his life. Pretty soon his cork
began to bob and through chattering
teeth he managed to exclaim: wow
I've got a whale
1t was a whale of a minnow.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
Reds Shut Out
BRACES In Fifth
ErrOrIeSs Game

CINCINNATI, O., Sept. 15-Fisher
pitched great ball for the league lead
ers Sunday afternoon, shutting out Bos-
ton. 1 TO 0. Boston did not get "A MAJ
10 third base and only two rs far as see
ond. 1t was tho fifth straight errorless
game for the Cincinnati team
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
CUBS BLANK PILLS.

CHICAGO, Sept. Is Extra base hits
at opuortunc times eaabled Chicago TO
shut out Philadelphia, 4 to 0, in the first
game of the series here yesterday, Mar
tin was hit hard, hut kept the visitors
hits well scattered, The fielding Of
Barber was a feature,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
IF~

If George Moriarty returns to the
Chicks as their 1920 manager you
might as well prepare to bid good
bye to most Of the 1919 array. But
after all, would the job be defficult?
Moriarty has no time for the entry
who lacks the heart and who is not
inclined to place every bit OF his STUFF
on tap when the time arises.
Any pitcher who would lob them over
after he had been touched up would be
slashing his own throat. He would last
only as long as Il would take MIN to
pack UP his dudss and begin to move,
But before getting out Of range 1t
would not be inadvisable to keep a
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15

RAR {''!I
AMgRlcAN LEAGUE.

At Washington RH,E.
Detroit ...,,s.,b OO2OOlO % Is 0
Washington 20 ! 0 2 90 I 0 "a II 0
Ehmke and Ainsmith. Zachary, GIN,
Shaw. Fisher, Snyder and Charity
At New York RH.E.
ST. Louis 80 90 0 o O-l ! :
New York % I o / OIL s KS IA 2
Wright and SEVERED Mays and Ruel.
only games played,
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sunday. Results. Hodges FleId

Van Nlects Is. Sluggers p
The Van Viects defeated the Court.
house Sluggers sunday morning at
Hodges field, ia to 3
nv Innings RH.E.
| Shlrgers ,'..,4 o 2 O2O1O- s 6
Van vleets "A t02stsOS- Gil ~ Z
Werner, Hally and ]. Ackermann. Ba-
kcr. McGinnia and Pendergrast,i
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
MdrUin Goodwin
Too Strong For
McGraW's Giants

ST, LOUIS, Sept. l~h.-Goodwin's eff
fective pitching enabled st, Louis 10
take the final game of the series from
New York yesterday, 3 to /. Shotton's
hitting vas a big factor in the scoring
of the local runs.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
WIN EXHIBITION MATCH.

GLENCoNE, n, Y. Sept. 1s.--Jock
Hutchinson and Mike Brady, defeated
pougles Edgar, of Atlanta, and Louis
Teller, Of Braeburn. in an exhibition
golf match over the North Shore links
NAV
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
NJ ERlcAN LEAGUE,

Chicago s, Philadelphia q
Washington .. Detroit s.
Cleveland 4. Boston g.,
New York 40. ST Louis is.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
YANKS WIN AGAIN.

NEW YORK, Sept. 15.-The New
York Yankees made it three straight
from ST, Louis by winning the last
game of the series, s to l. Mays held
st. Louis to three hits. while the
Yankees hit Wright. a st Louis young
ctar
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15

Whether or not Gleason wins out
With the White Sox is of little or no mo
tent with High supporters. What they
want to know concerns the 1919 eleven
minus the services Of R. l.. Sullivan,
ESQ.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15

~ OUTHERN LEAGUE BASEBALL MAGNATES are a happy
"a y bunch these days on account of the fact that the draft has
&ESM been eliminated and that the major league magnates are
IA obliged to lay down a goodly collection of real dollars to
!. MI acquire the cream Of the Dixie circuit.
AH In the majors today are a number OF stars of the Sum
49, land major and every one of them went to the big show by
way Of straight purchase. The draft was not in effect this year and
the major league clubs were obliged to pay down good money to secure
the men they needed. The Southern was combed this year for talent
and any time a scout would send in afavorable report on some player
he would receive word from headquarters to make a deal then and
there for the player before some other club secured him.
me result has been that some of the minor league clubs which
have, long been staggering along under the handicap of debt are coming
out IRON. under the load, all because they have sold players to the big
leagues Tor a neat sum of money. The minors have developed the
players and now they are harvesting the returns to which thew have
been entitled all along, but which they have not been getting.
The draft has been set aside by the majors for only this season,
but there is every chance in the world that it is permanent. for the
smaller fish in the big baseball puddle have had a taste of fresh kale
that VIII make them stand even more pat than before on the draft
proposition.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
GRACE DIRECT TO
MEET OLD RIVALS
IN Feature RACE
Tennessee Bred Mare, Entered
in King Purse Event in First
Days Grand Circuit Racing
at Columbus.

COLUMBUS, O., Sept. l5,-The King
purse viii be he feature event on the
first day OF the two weeks Grand Cir
cult meeting which win open at the
Columbus Driving park Monday after
In this race the Tennessee bred
mare: Grace Direct, that defeated the
free-for-all brigade AT Springfield. ILL.,.
where she came within a fraction OF
entering the two-minute list, viii again
meet Frank Dewey ana Direct G.. Bur
nett, both Of which finished in front
OF her earlier In the season, as well
as Omond, with which Valentine has
been touring the Great Western cir
cult, and Red Bearer, who won a race
at Indianapolis last week after being
IN the repair SHOP for five or six
weeks.
The 5 5000 NJ. and NJ, for the 2;14
t%rotters Is programmed for Tuesday.
Cox has both Mignola and McGregoT
the Great named in II and will start
the>best one that day, while Murphy
viii be out with Fenesta. II she has
recovered from her lameness, and Val
entine will no doubt air Peter Cooley,
who made a very favorable showing
while racing in the corn belt. Dodge's
clever filly, Hollywood Naomi. is also
eligible, as wen as The Acme, If his
him again in that kind of company.
dCSIb 10 DdtLle.
There win be a genuine battle in the
Hartman purse for the 2;il PAGERS, 1t
will result in an encounter between
GOldle Todd, either Direct c. Burnett
or Sanardo from the Murphy outfit,
Gladys b. and Grattan Royal.
The renewal Of the Capitol City
purse for 2:06 trotters will be Il repe-
tition Of the splendid contest which
vas seen at tHe August meeting when
Wilkes Brewer defeated Royal Mack
and The fodder, after the latter trot-
ted In 2:O3A. As at other points Heir
Reaper, who is getting good again. and
Prince Loree, a winner at Hartford
are also In the field.
The above are only four of the %
races proERammed for the first week
Of the meeting, the other feature events
being the three divisions OF the Re
view Futurity, for the two and three
year-old trotters and the three -year-old
PAGERS, II free-for-al trot, and also a
froe-for-all pace. in which the horses
that have been making the rounds OF
the Western tracks will again meet
those who followed the line Of the Grand
circuit over the Eastern loop.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15

Shreveport s, San Antonio .,
Dallas S, Houston o.
Beaumont 2, Fort Worth D.
Only. 90 mea ntaVad.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
SATURDAYS RESULTS


Tulsa 20, Sioux city :.
nes Moinos s, oklahoma City Z.
st Joseph 10, Wichita .
Joplin y Omaha 0.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15

Cincinnati 3.3, Boston 80
Pittsburgh AZ, Philadelphia 10.
New York ,, st Louis o,
Chicago .. Brooklyn /.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
ALL AFTER PETE.

Now that Pete Herman, bantam
champion, has stated that he Is ready
to defend his title in n 20-round mill In
New orleans early next year, all of the
bantams are around growing and are
making an effort to get matched with
Peter In the title go,
Foremost among those who seek
Pete's crow are Pal Moore, the Mem
nhiS bantam, and Joe Lynch, the young
Gotham banty, either one of whom
would undoubtedly remove the hejew-
eled helmet from Pete's slanttnR dome.
Moore arrived Saturday from London
and already his manager, Nate Lewis.
Is burning up the wires to New Orleans
In an effort to match Pal with Herman.
bynChFs manager Is also busy trying 70
sign Joey for the mill.
Others OF the baby flock who arc try
ing 10 land the match are Jack Shar-
Key, frankie Mason, Joe Burman and
Earl Puryear,
Memphis erldirors are beginning to
resound with the thud OF the piqsktn,
n by the last Of the week all etavens
will be rounding into condition. At
present the candidates Tor the different
teams are kicking the bail, catching and
throwing the oval around and general
l~ooseninp.up exercises. Some attempts
NAV be made AZ skeleton formation work
with a center quarter and trio Of backs,
while the forwards may get a baptism
OF the many stunts used to show them
the various methods Of line play.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15

sharp lookout on either the right or the
left fist Of the former Tiger.
Moriarty, has no room fon the quit
ter. He knows they don't belong.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15


Eibel, Cruthers, Mitchell and Nc
Dermott made up the 1915 infield
against Griffin, Lewis, Co~llenberger and
Manda in 1919, allowing the former
quartet a decided edge If you like the
comparison,
In the outfield were Lord, Stewart
and Allison with Baldwin filling in.
Lord was better than Christenbury;
Allison o%utranked Carroll, but Smith
gets a shade on Stewart.
The general feeling, however, is that
the 1915 bunch had the 1919 gang
backed off into the gutter. Led by All
lison and Lord with the willow the 1915
machine vas quite a walloping clan
as both Cruthers and Eibel were in
~terpolating doubles and triples at the
proper time and McDermott was in
the throes of his home I'll sickness.
Since that time Memphis has never
boosted a club that could rise and
swat the ball between the eyes. h
punch. has not faded from the game,
but has merely moved its address.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
CHOCTAWS bag
DOUBLE BILL AND
WIN CITY TITLE
Defeat Memphis Gas & EIeC-
trio Company in Twin Affair
Sunday al Hodges by Score
of Sd and GO.
BY o PIGUE.
CITY SERIES.
Final Standing Of Clubs.

INNING both games Of a
double header fEom the
league leading Gasserg at
Hodges field Sunday,
the ChoCtaWs won the
championship Of the
M G m D h s Associated
Amateurs. 'The Chloe
taWs finished the post
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

Kansas city "a, Toledo "a
Minneapolis 4 Columbus >
Milwaukee d. indianapolis =.
ST, Paul T. Louisville 4
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
-FOUR YEARS AGO.

This time four years ago the Chicks
had just pulled up in third place after
a gallant fight through a hard summer.
The trick had been turned with a
spongy staff that never knew when it
might be blown off the map.
In 1919 the tribe had Just such an
array but the final roost was a trifle
different.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15

NN TUNNL LEAGUE,
Boston at st, Louis,
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh
New York at Cincinnati.
Philadelphia at Chicago.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15

season series with eight games won to
Two lost, The ruuners-up were the Gass-
ers, who were In the lead until the
Sunday double header, which left them
with seven games won and three lost,
BY winning the championship OF the
NJ. A, A., the ChoCtaws won the priv
ilege OF going to st. Louis to meet tho
city champions Of the Mound city IN a
series for the amateur championship,
Forrest Bradley occupied the hill for
the Choctaws in both games and
pitched an unbeatable brand OF Nball
He turned the Gassers back at every
stage when they threatened to do amy
damage and at all times he was IN
complete control of the situation. He
was forced to go II innings before gain
ing the first decision over the Gassers,
hut in the second the game was fin
ished in nine rounds,
In addition TO his fine pitching, Brad
ley got two hits, one Of which was a
three dagger, coming in the first game
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
lEAtul
WHERE THEY PLAY.
NGA


TVNNTN ~ w II
Chicago at Philadelphia.
st, Louis at New York,
Cleveland at Boston
Only games scheduled.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15

Here's the hero Of the Memphis As
ISOLATED Amateurs, city championship
series, which ended Sunday Forrest
bu1TTIa,S his 'ttenamrS 10, two 'U yietSries
which won the city title for them.
Bradley pitched fine bali in both con
tests and was never in danger Of los
ing the decision. The above pic
,ture was made when Bradley was
pitching for the American Railway
team.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
A. A. TO ELECT
OFFICERS TUESDAY
Directors Will Also Be Chosen
at Chamber of Commerce
by Amateurs.

The annual election for officers and
directors of the Memphis Associated
Amateurs will be held at the Chamber
Of Commerce on Tuesday evening, Sept.
16, beginning at s o'clock promptly.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
AttdbOu!
Big Cog1e Shea

OH, BABY, YES!
II had a job as society ed,
Writing the social dope,
Oh, what a merry time I'd, have
Smearing the party soap.
But say that / used a sportive term
Hurriedly as could be-
Calling a lady's face a mug
Oh, what would become of me?
Or say | wrote about a bridegroom
Picking a lemon bride
How could | cool the fever in
Parts of my scorching hide?
How could | roast a "moneyed match"
Free and without restraint
II ] were the writer of social dope?~
Gee, but I'm glad | amt!
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15

BY Innings-Ffrst Game, RI u,
Choctaws 0 | 0 0 0 6 = q . o. y 10 4
Goodhars o 0 o 2 3 0 0 4 90 l-t0 t6
Muffin, Bradley and Stewart BenhanN,
Streuli and over,
Second Game XII v,
Ben Hur .~..,,..p0 10 y VI .
Chero-Cola ...,.,,0 y q y - = ]
Ray and Andre, Day and Q Willtama
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15

By Innlngs-First Game, RH,E.
Gas CO. O 0 0 0 o 0 . o a. 2 |
choctaws no 4 0 0 / 0 0 0 0 .l--5 s 9
Patrick and Motteer; Bradley and
Stewart.
choctaws 80 so OtoO0 80 "a ?
Gas CO. ..,...0 0 0 0 0 . 0 o. I 3
Bradley and Stewart, owen and Met
tt pr
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
Second Affair Decided Title,

Upon the second : game hung the
championship. Bradley again went TO
the mound for the Choctaws, opposing
owen for the Gassers. 1t was the
Choctaws who got out in front In the
second affair, coming along In the Sec
ona frame and scoring three runs on
five hits. These three were sufficient
10 win the game, but the Choctaws were
out TO make II sure and added one more
In the fifth and two in the ninth,
The Gassers were up against the
same tough proposition in the second
game as In the first and couldn't handle
Bradley. only in the sixth inning did
they do any damage, when a hit. n
walk and some more loose fielding
counted q pair Of markers for the Glass;
erg,
A record crowd was on hand to see
the games and to watch the curtain
no down on the horsehide pasttne IN
Memphis.
Here are the results In figures of sun
days battles!
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-09-15
M'GRAW LIKES E D

Wolgast, Frank Erne, Willie Rit
and Joe Cans.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07

the curve of the foundation shape
To make this hat n would begin at
the brim and work upward toward the
top of the crown, going round and
round with the ribbon, as with straw
braid; and 1t would be wiser to haste
the ribbons together first and add the
worsted stitches after ones ribbon
sheath quite fitted the foundation
not at all an easy undertaking, n
fancies!
Another sport hat pictured has four
little buckles, each pretending to hold
in place a band of fancy ribbon; and
there Is a sunburst effect in the rays
of embroidery that shoot out all
around the crown, over the silk brim.
This embroidery is done with worsted,
also, and the ribbons are in delicious
pale pink, green and cream white
tints. like Neapolitan ice cream. The
hat Is covered with heavy white silk
crepe and there Is q brim facing of
pale pink straw braid.
Fol The Woman Who Azores A Violet
Hat
There is no more impractical hat for
summer wear than one trimmed with
Volets: for hot summer suns soon
fade the most expensive artificial vio-
lets to a sickly grayish-lavender shade.
But while 1t lasts, the violet-trimmed
hat Is exquisitely lovely. especially
when 1t Is a pale gray chip model like
the m pictured, with gray tulle and
deep hued violets made into twin
punches at the front.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07

thought! One of the attractive poke
styles for midsummer is pictured, a
moderately large shape made of a
new matelasse fabric with straw braid
under the brim. The hat is a very
delicate pink with deeper pink ribbon
around the crown and forming the
streamers. Pink moss rosebuds with
natural looking green leaves are clus-
tered at the front.
Lemonade Straw For Lemonade
Season
Have you seen the new hats made
OF lemonade straw? They are amaz-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07
dONSL III w LNLI
Buckles haYe & DIree
SuS6eStion,

more than ever fashionable; though
ribbon and not tulle seems to be the
favored material for hat streamers
this season. The big wolfe picture hat
pictured has very graceful streamers
Of velvet ribbon and a wee bow of
the same ribbon is caught against the
front of the bodice telling bit Of
color harmony which gives interest to
the whole costume. The frock Is OF
i~ndestructible wolfe and so is the pic
ture hat but while the frock-voile Is
white with a delicate design in blue,
the voile used for the "a Is quite an
intense blue, relieved by white print
ings. The velvet ribbon which bands
the hat and makes the streamers and
the bow on the bodice Is blue also, a
shade just deeper than the blue in the
frock material. The brim OF this wolfe
hat is shirred over cords and the up
per and under layers are drawn Q
a wired frame which has a very dash
ing and graceful sweep. The crown Is
covered in an unusual way; a straight
strip of the wolfe, b~uttonholed along
both edges, is folded over the founda-
ton crown with the buttonholed edges
projecting to give an elongated line to
the whole hat-crown.
Another beautiful picture hat for
midsummer has a shirred brim of
black lace. A wreath of tiny blue
daisies is sewed on this brim, half
way between its edge and the crown.
and a layer of shirred black tulle
wells the blue flowers without hiding
them. The crown is made OF black
tulle, laid in overlapping pleats and
very wide, very shimmering blue rib
bon, matching the blue daisies, Is
drawn in a crushed band around the
crown and made into a long Alsatian
bow across the brim at the back.
Leghorns Ever So Popular
The perennial leghorn crops up this
year with its accustomed trimming of
roses. Leghorns and roses-they
breathe of youth and summer as ex-
~pressively as March robins promise
spring. This years leghorn is apt to
have part of its wide dropping brim
cut off and a more pronounced droop
added in the way of a chiffon or
G~eorgette fiounce. A model Of this
sort IS pictured-a typical 1919 leg
horn-and the roses ave not been
forgotten you perceive though they
are arranged in a rather new way.
They nestle close against the crown
and are caught to a band OF grosgrain
ribbon in Natter blue. The brim is
faced with flesh pink Georgette crepe
and a wide hem, or flounce of this
material falls from the edge Of the
straw brim all around, giving a shady
effect to this very summary hat which
one feels morally certain will be worn
by a pretty maid on a campus some
June afternoon.
Poke shapes promiseto be very pop
uiar but 1t is not every woman-or
every girl eyen-who can wear a poke.
One must possess feminine charm.
daintiness and a bit,of demure quaint
ness to carry off a poke bonnet. A
great big, athletic glrl-one of the
managing" type in a poke bonnet
with ribbon streamers-perish the
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-07

lar with a V opening is not fashion
able at all. Women who like V neck
effects will Just have to wait patiently
until o~pen-in-front bodices come back
again and submit with what grace
they may to the present style of col
lar which Is round or square In the
neck opening. Shawl collars, neatly
outlining the curves of neck and shout
ders. are very fashionable but the long,
narrow shawl collar almost invariably
frames a guimpe, chemisette or waist
coat which Is cut squarely across at
the top. Such a collar is illustrated,
the long ends of the collar fanking a
waistcoat which has a square cut at
the top. This is just one of dozens Of
attractive new waistcoat effects OBJ
tainable on the neckwear counters
now. 1t will be a poor coat indeed
this spring that does not boast several
w~aistcoats, or a waistcoat for every
day In the week.. A great deal of in