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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-22
MUST LET BOSS LISTEN IN"
State House Employees Cannot Use
Public Phones Amy More.

State house employees must do their
visiting over department telephones in
the future. That was the instruction
issued today when the executive ceun-
ell posted a decree against use of the
public telephone by state house
workers.
A public telephone at the cigar
stand on the second floor of the state
house has been much in use by en-
ployes in the building who did not
wish to talk over department wires
The notice which Is signed by the
executive council, states that the cigar
stand phone is for public use-limited
to individual conversations not exceed
ing five minutes-while all state house
employees are forbidden use of the
line.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-09-22
ROTARY TO MEET FRIDAY.
Thursday Meeting Postponed So Mem
bers Can Attend District Conference.

The Rotary club will meet at the
Chamber of Commerce on Friday of
this week instead of Thursday, to al
low members to attend the district
Rotary conference in Kansas City on
Thursday. The Rotary program for
the year in this district will be the
business of the Kansas City meeting.
The Rotary picnic will be held Oc-
tober 1.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21
DANEBRoG I MIssIoNENs Historic.

: En- lille Bog, skrevet af Ebert Morthensen Anledning
af Danebrogs 700-aarige Jubileum, som burde interessere
allie Danske. Den fortaller i korte Omrids ON Missioner be-
gyndte under Danebrogs B~eskyttelse. Serlig interessant err
Kapitlerne omhandlende vor lids danske Ydremission og
X. U. F. Ms Hedningemissionsarbejde rDanebrog med sit
hvide Kors den rode Dug err netop ct Missionsfag' siger
Forfatteren, log Diet err som saadan, at denne lille Bog on
skier at are Diet og brnge Diet sin Hyldest til diets enestaa-
ende Jubiiaumsfest. y &c Slider. Smukt Omslag med Origi
naltegning. Pris so Cts.
DAN. LUTH. PUBL. HOUSE,
Blair, Nebraska.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21
Flensborg hjem!

| EN- ledende Artikel ,,FIens-
borg hjem!" skriver ,,Flens-
borg Avis:
| Flensborg er ingen i Twill
ON, at hyis den danske Rege-
ring hayde st9ttet os saayel
moralsk som politisk, som den
tyske Regering har st9ttet wore
Modstandere, saa Wide i al Fald
Flensborg By vare naaet 10-20
pct h6jere OPP i dansk Stemme-
tai. Hvad der er naaet / 2. Zone,
er naaet efter Menneskealdres
Tvangsstyre, mod Tysklands og
Danmarks Regeringsmagt. Bet
sidste er lige saa sandt SON Diet
err sorgeligt.
Omend Afstemningen like kan
%forandres mere, er Diet stadig
muligt at forebygge de varste
F'9lger. Der STAIR i Diet danske
Folks Magt. 0nsker Danmark,
at diets Forposter like skal pris-
gives, vii Diet uden Twill finde
lydh9r Opm@rksomhed. Men Diet
er ogsaa diets Pligt og Skyldig-
he'd at sige, hvad Diet vii.
| en- Omtale af Stillingen i
Kongeriget, i Serdeleshed paa
Rigsdagen, siger Bladet, at Fol
kethingsmand Marotts Indsats
/ Gr@nsesp9rgsmaalet vii bliye
staaende i Historien som en- fri
barren og retsindig dansk Mands
Bedrift.
We'd at gaa tilbage til den
Clausenske LIME giyer man,
forts@tter Artiklen, fri Bane for
den tyske Agitation for den
nordligere Tiedje-Linie. Allere.
de nu setter wore Modstandere
alt mellem Himmel og lord i
Bev9gelse for at naa denne Lii
ME. Lykkes Diet like Tyskerne
nu straks at skyde Grensen mod
Nord, saa vii de fortsette og
forpge Anstrengelserne, naar
Verden err falden lidt til Ro.
Den Clausenske LIME som Gran-
Sc betyder, at l. Zone like er
sikret, men desuden Dor enhyer
kunne forstaa, at Flensborg BY
llge OPP ad Grensen oliver ct
stort Arrested for al dansk-
fjendtlig Virksomhed, og at den
g%ransedelte Fjord maa blive An
ledning til de st9rste Vanske-
ligheder.
Bladet SHUTTER: Der er lyttet i
disse Dage. For de Paagelden-
des egen Skyld, for wort Lands
og wort Folks Skyld MAJ Diet
haabes, at der, til Trods for al
Partipolitik, endnu kan mas i
Diet mindste en- enestemmig Frem-
hevelse af, at Diet err umuligt at
prisgive Grensevagten, der like
segnede i lange Kampaar, we'd
fejgt Landsforrederi. Hvis sligt
skulde ske, Wide Diet vere en-
saa uhyre Skendsel, at enhyer
af os fremtidig MATTE skamme
sig we'd at vere Dansk. Men in
den Diet skulde times wort Folk,
MATTE allie Hensyn vige, MATTE
Tingene og Gerningerne n@v-
mes we'd deres rette Navn, MATTE
der kampes paa Liv og D9d.
For Fedrelandets Skyld haaber
vi, at denne Kalk like behoyer
at TONNES. Men skal Diet lykkes,
saa gelder Diet ON at we're vaa-
gen. og beredt. Flensborg hjem
betyder mere end en- dansk
Grensebefolknings Skebne. ON
dette L6sen slaar igennem eller
Ell, betyder for Danmark: Selv-
havdelse eller Selvudslettelse.
Dette betyder for os, trods al
Opmuntring i mango Lands
mends varme Hjertelag og tro-
taste St9tte j Ungdommens fret
dioe Paaoaaenhed. noget tun-
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21
HAABETS SANGE.

En- Samling Smaadigte af forskellige nyere danske For
fattere, derIblandt MAIDS Nielsen, Ofert Ricard og job. vi
be-Petersen. Bogen indeholder % Digte, de fleste kristelige,
enkelte err ne Nationasange. Heftet err trykt paa godt Pa
pr. S~magfuldt hvidt Omsag med Titel rGdt. En- pen lille
Gavebog. Pris 60 Cts.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21
Til Velkomst.
AT Sogneprast Gram Nyegaard,
Laurbjerg.

| 1912 udtalte en- ung Mand
we'd ct Stavne paa Ais en- Ia
lie for Kriger:
Wort er Diet Banner, han dristigt
har hevet,
wort er Diet Haab, han paa Fa-
men har skrevet:
Vi kommer tilbage til Danmark |
bet er Diet, der nu er we'd at
ske, allerede for Ell stor Del er
sket.
Den 30. October 1864 Kl. 2
bley Diet Papir underskrevet, der
skilte Slesvig fra Danmark. Den
10. Februar 1920 Kl. s var Diet
meste al N~ordslesyig igen fore
net med sit Standard. Og den
II. Marts samme Aar og Klokke-
slet venter vi ON end med
Spending - saa at have Re-
stem.
bet SKIER we'd deres Hjelp, som
i sin lid svigtede os i Sp9rgs-
maalet ON P~ragfredens 5 5. De
har erkendt den Fell, de den
Gang begik, og gor den nu god
igen.
Den nordslesvigske Sag har i
den Interchangeable It'd og un-
der Verdenskrigen yeret ct for.
syindende Punkt. Man har kaldt
den zen Naalespids" i Forhold
til alt Diet ovrige, der har for
yoldt europaiske Vanskelighe-
der og nu Katastrofen til sidst.
Men denne Prik, skont saa upaa-
agtet, har dog veret Irritation
men - hyad Lagerne kalder In
kubationsstedet til hele den
europ@nske Syge.
Def var jo Erobringen af Sles-
Wig, der grundlagde T%ysklands
Velde. bet var Anneksionen af
Hertugdommerne, der blev I'd
gangspunktet for PreussensMagt
politik. bet var den, der mulig-
gjorde den tyske Rigsdannelse.
Bjprnson saa rigtigt, da han
kaldte den fransk-tyske Krig
1870-71 for den treble slesvig.
ske Krig. bet, der skete we'd den,
var jo kun Viderebyggelsen I'D
fra Diet Grundlag, der var lagt
i 1864. Og Diet, Frankrig fors6m-
tie i 1866 til S SIS L6sning, kom
det dyrt at staa. Historien har
talt sit sterke Sprog. Og like
blot til Frapkrig, men ogsaa til
England. Men Diet Fejltrek, Diet
forrige Slegtled j Stormagterne
begik, er de nuverende Regerin-
ger vaagnet til Forstaaelse af.
For sent til, at de har kunnet
undgaa F9lgerne deraf for dem
| sely, men dog we'd den f6rst Civ
ne Lejlighed. Hjems6gelsen er
fulgt paa Forsommelsen, Virk-
ningen paa Aarsagen. Men nu,
da Stormagterne forstaar Sam
menhengen mellem, hvad de for
s0mte. og hvad de derfor har
maattet d9je, og kommer til os
for at fjerne Grundskaden i he
lie Europas Elendighed, tilgiver
vi dem saa gerne og takker dem
som de F9dselshjalpere, de
er, til den nye It'd for
Danmark. Og vor Tax er lige
warm, selv ON vi forstaar, at
Diet, de vii med Spnderjyllands
Tilbageleyering, err ct Led i de-
res Bestrebelser for at dove
Brodden i Diet tyske Sverd, der
blev slebet we'd Dybbpl, knak-
Ike den preussiske Spydstage, SON
der blew lang nok til at skare
lsaa dybt ind i deres eget KIDD,
Den unge Mands Drpm, Sles-
vigernes og wort Haab, er we'd
at blive opfyldt, Larven, der
lenge har ligget og r9rt paa
sig, err we'd at vikle sig I'D af
Diet stramme Hylster. bet err for
haabentlig kun Diet halve, der
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21

mes Jesus siger til mig / sit Ord.
at jeg kan gore mere. Mener
like Jesus just hyad han siger
/ Matt. IA, 219 yGaa i Hast nd
paa Byens Gader og Streder
og for herind de fattige og van
fore og blinde og halle" Jeg
tror han vii, at vi Prester skal
predike Evangeliet ude paa Ga.
derne, like alene i Storbyerne
men ogsaa i Smaabyerne. bet Ell
like bare i Storbyens Slumdi.
STRIKER dette gelder. Err der TX
Ike nok af fattige, vanfpre, hal
te og blinde i yore Smaabyer
som like kommer til Kirken 2
ia kanske der err flere at wort
Menighedsfolk som Vi kun sjel-
den ser i Kirken.
Har vi like set hvor iyrige
Politikerne er, naar der skal vac
re ValgY De k9rer da gerne fra
BY til By i Automobil og fra Au-
tomobilen bringer de Folket sit
Budskab, og de faar Tilh9rere.
Den store Masse at Folket kom-
mer like til Kirken. DE kom-
mer like til os; skal vi like gaa
til dem7
Men vii Diet like skade vor
Presteyardighed dersom Vi be-
gynder med Gadem9der? Vii
like Fariseerne i wore Menighe-
der synes, at vi nedyerdiger os
formeget for at naa de stakkels
Toldere og Syndere2 Err der TX
Ike Fare for, at vi kan miste en-
Del af wore indflydelsesrige og
formuende Folk? Jeg we'd like.
bet Ser like nd til, at Frelseren
tog saadanne Hensyn. Heller TX.
Ike gjorde Apostlerne Diet. Hvor-
for skal da Vi? Spprgsmaalet er
ON vi derived kan vinde dyre-
kobte Sjele for Gud.
We'd ct af wore Prestemoder
/ Chicago var der EN- af wore
Prestebrodre, af den forhenve-
rende norske Synode, som for
talte os, at han Sondag Aften
plejede at .gaa bort paa Gade-
HORNET og tale Guds Ord til
Folket. Dette var for mig en- me-
get gledelig Nyhed. Hvorfor kan
like flere af o gore Diet samme 2
10, fordi vi like er vante med
Diet i den lutherske Kirke. Vi
har en- Mlstanke ON at Diet vii
faa Udseende af Svermeri og
Diet vii jo we're felt. Err Diet be-
DIRE at lade Folk gaa fortabtY
Men gaar Diet like an at predi-
Ike Guds Ord purt og rent og-
saa ude paa Gaden2 Wide Diet
like vere en- god Plan ON to
eller tire af os Naboprester kun
de blive enige ON at hjelpe hver-
andre med Gadem9der? Kunde
vi saa faa EN- Del af o troen-
de Ungdom med os til at synge
Evangeliet I'm Jesus og were os
behjelpelig med at uddele Trak-
later, saa skulde Diet Arbejde
~visselig like vere forgeves.
bet Wide jo bliye at efter-
ligne Frelsesarmeen. ia, hyorfor
ikke2 Kan vi vinde en- Sjel for
Jesus vii Diet visit yere Umagen
verd for os at knele i Bon sam
men ude paa Gaden.
Naar vi ser paa Jesu Liv, vii
vi visit finde, at han like var
meget h9jkirkelig i sit Arbejde
for at drage Syndere til sig.
bet er nok ct stort Sp9rgsmaal
ON like en- Del af os lutherske
Prmster err for stive og h9jkirke-
lige. Mon der like er en- Del
Ting, vi har arvet efter Katolik-
kerne som vi meget godt kunde
we're foruden9 vi har EN- Del
Ting som Apostlerne og de for
ste Kristne like vidste noget ON.
Mon Diet har veret wore Menig-
heder til stor Velsignelsef Jeg
cioer like AFT def er Synd men
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21

~RegelmasSig AfSeiling
fra New York og Portland, Me,
montreal OF sommeren)
SCANDINAVIA n

via Liverpool, Southampton, London
elIer Glasgow
med de pregtige. h~urtiggaaende fire.. tree
og dobbelt-skrue dampskibe
AoUITANlA = MAURITANIA IMPERAToR
CARMANIA = cARoNlk
KAISERlN AUGUSTA VICTORIA
ROYAL GEORGE = SAxoNlA
COLUMBIA : sATURNIA = cAssANDRA
Passagerer befordres gjennemgaaende
til og fra ale pladser i Scandinavian til
lave priser.
Neie forbindelser i Storbritannie med
ale Nordsje- dampskibe.
M er tiden indie til at anordne Deres
sommertur eller kjsbe billetter for slegt-
ninger eller venner j det gamlc land.
Boston Luther Leagues
Midtsommer Excursion
afseiler med Cunard LINEN.
Vexler eller Money Orders pr. post ella
t~elegraf til laveete kurs.
For priser, afgengstider og videre oplys-
ninger henvender man sig til naermeste
l~okal-agent elleT til
KOMPANlETS KONTORER
CUNARD BUILDING
S. ". Cor. Dearborn and Randolph Streets
Telephone Central 2O50 CHICAGO, ILL.,
Norsk og Dansk tales.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21

Keb code improved Farme i sydlige No.
Dakota fSrend Priserne gasr op; Den
Land, er tvungen til at heve Priserne.
I de neste 80 Dage tilbyder vi Dem
ale wore improved Farme til sidste Aars
Priser. Skriv efter ~Oplysninger.
DENNSTEDT LAND COMPANY,
Wimbledon, Barnes Co., No Oak.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21
EN- GOD SMED,

helst en-, der ogsaa har Anleg
for Maskineri, s6ges. Lon efter
Overenskomst. Skriv til Jacob
Jensen, Box 215, Luck, Wis,
ON nojere Undertaking.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21
Kvitteringer.
Japanmissionen

For kyitteret Sc Kbl. Nr. Is -. ............. $8355.20
Falmouth, Me, G. I. Nielsen Observation-Disclosures. 1000
Luck, Wis, st. Peters Nigh. -. =. ............. 1125
Dickson, Alta, Can, Observation-Disclosures. 1900
Keyisville, Alta, Can, S. S. -. -. ............ 28O
Audubon, Ia, Pastor Z. c. M. Hansen og Hustru.. 500
Midtown, Wis, Den luth. S. S. =. :. ............. 1850
Hutchinson, MINI, Xvi. -. =. ............ $500
Kenosha, Wis, st. Mary Mghs S. S. ......... lips
indianapolis, Ind, Trefoldigheds Mghs S. S. 80. $50
Coulter, Ia, Peter Mad0en og Hustru =. -. 5000
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21

os ogsaa komme hverandre / Hu
i wore Bonner for Naadens Tro-
ne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21
NY UDGAVE AT
Oliebladet

med dansk Tekst paa den enc
Side og engelsk paa den anden.
100 forskellige Kort i en- net
og holdbar Eske.
Pris so Cents.
Code Vilkaar TIL Agenter og
Forhandlere.
Danish Luth. Publ. House,
Blair, Nebr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21

Falmouth, Me, Pastor c. E. Nielsen :. 1000
Omaha, Nebr, Pella Nigh. S S. Paaskeoffer 80. 1908
Luck, Wis, St. Peters Nigh. e.. ......... lips
Minneapolis, MINI, S. S. Paaskeoffer :. -. 1912
Dickson, Alta, Can, MISUNDERSTANDING 1000
Audubon, Ia, Pastor F. C. M. Hansen og Hustru :. 500
Midtown, Wis, den luth. S. S. =. =. ....... 1850
Coulter, Ia, Peter Madsen og Hustru =. -. 1900
Tilsammen .$365369
Mangler endnu for dette Aar.. $95438
Indremissionen.
For kvitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. Is -. ............. $358837
Falmouth, Me, Pastor G. E. Nielsen 49,. 1000
Nebr, I. Graa =. :. :. E. Observation-Disclosures. 5000
Audubon, Ia, Pastor F. C. M. Hansen og Hustru 500
Coulter, Ia, Peter Madsen og Hustru ....'.... 1000
THsammen. -. $37O3.87
Mangler endnu for dette Aar 100000
Utahmissionen.
For kvitteret Sc Kbl. Mr.. Is :. :. .............. $2783O0
Dickson, Alta, Can, Xvi. .............. 1900
TIsammen. -. $4,000
Skolekassen.
For kvitteret Sc KbL. Mr.. Is -. ................. $834178
Elk Horn, La, Nigh. =. =. :. ................. $4,000
Chicago, Ill, Golgatha Nigh, Pastor P. Nielsen, Nick
Andersen, Peter II. Miller, H. C. Mickelsen, A. Jen-
sen, R. Jensen, o. TIL. Olesen, Soren Hjortsvang,
Mrs. P. Jensen, M. Kjelsen, Chas johnson, Martin
Sorensen, Dedrik H. Jensen, P. Mickelsen, PAUL.
Lieed hy. 81; A. V. Hjortsvang, L. Iversen, Aksel
Jensen, Soren Jensen, Banerup Jensen, S. Beck,
O. Jensen, nv. So; M. Sorensen, L. Clausen nv. SOC 5000
Hutchinson, MINI, Xvi. -. ......... $500
Oyens, Ia, T. Kloster, c. P. Kloster, A. Petersen, j.
P. Larsen, S. P. C. Andersen nv. $40, Niels Fir. Pc
tersen, Bonde Nielsen, Hans Miller, N. c. Nielsen,
}. A. Kloster, Il. P. Mortensen, Alfred Larsen, nv.
So; Carl Miller, Anders Krstian Andersen nv. SO;
John Nielsen, r. A. Nielsen, Sam Lund nv. So; Ole
Andersen 81 :. -. $500
Tlsammen $886O78
Mangler endnu for dette Aar .......... $413922
Redningshjem Japan
Denver, Colo Miss Ellen Nielsen =. $500
Coulter, Ia, =. -. 5000
Tilsammen $500
JSdemissionen.
For kvitteret Sc Kbl. M. 13 :. ............. $685.
Dickson, Alta, Can, en- unevnt -. ............ SOC
Coulter, Ia, Peter Madsen og Hustru ............ 1900
Tisammen $48525
Observation-Disclosures.
For kvtteret sc kbl. Mr.. 10 :. -. ................ $229IO9
Coulter, la, Peter Madsen og Hustru -. .......... 1900
Tlsammen. 49,. $231209
Modtaget fra Danmark til ssmandsmissionen i Brisbane, Aus.
Fifty pound Sterling L 5000
Blair, Nebr, den Is. April 1920. Alt modtaget med TAX.
Fem Tiger fra Dag SHUTTER Regnskabet for dette Aar,
den samlede Sum vi mangler endnu er $718548 Sc efter Sum.
meringerne. Venigst Otto. Hansen.
I Kirkebladet Mr.. SO, 1919, hvor der er kvtteret for A
Dollars for Trinitatis Mgh.s Kvinder, er ct CLIENT, nemlig
Mrs. Andreason l Dollar.
Bekendtgprese. Kirkeraadsmpde afholdes Cedar Falls,
Iowa, den A. og 5. Maj d A.
Observation-Disclosures indvarses herved til dette No
de. l broderlig Erbgdighed G. B. christensen.
AZr0
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-21

(Sluttes paa 8. Side
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25

frock of rose and gold brocads--.th.
rose being a deep shade that hl.nss ~
so well with browns yeilad ,,;.l
brown net
Taffeta frocks which are not Ia.
draped are frequently embroide,ss
IN either tinsel or silk threada N.
effect of a tight basque over a sho,s
full skirt is achieved in some Of ths
taffeta evening dresses. A not..
worthy one has a skirt six yard.
wide topped by a smoothly fttir.
silver cloth bodice that extends Over
the skirt like an overblouse, but \
tied in tightly at the waist with
string belt of the taffeta.
AS the spring millinery s..,on
advances one finds more and mo,.
use of the cellophane novelties ThAa.
so-called straws, manufactured from
composition, are taking yarious
forms which simulate in no sinai,
degree straw braids and straw
cloths. There is almost no eoar.e
straw effect that is not initiated
In addition to the use of cellophane
for the manufacture Of imitation
straw braids the strands of thin
material are also being used in tbe
place of embroidery yarns. On net
and muslin foundations they give 4
very good effect, owing to their
brilliancy and lightness. These en-.
broideries classify as straw work.
Almost anything that can be done
with raffia can be done with the
cellophane.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Fabric Combinations
In Place of Trimming

HERE is new trimming which
looks very much like braid but is
simply rows of handstitching placed
closely together to form a strip
about half an inch wide. This is
used on cloth dresses as we'll as on
those Of light weight silk. For in
stance, white silk crepe frock is
trimmed with these stitching bands
done in dull bronze thread.
There are few new trimmings in
use, the adornment of dresses being
achieved by the combination of two
different fabrics. A heavy fabric
adorns sheer one, such as trico-
lette on Georgette crepe. Then
satin and duvetyn are combined
IN dresses of the simplest de-
signs imaginable. One of these
models, sketched at the bottom Of
the page, is Of black satin with in
serts of green duvetyn in the sides
Of the skirt and in the sleeves. 1t
really gives the effect Of an under
dress of duvetyn. The whole inter
est Of the model rests on this trim
ming idea, the upper portion being
simply straight gathered bodice
lather blousy at the waistline, and,
as it is gathered full at the neck
line, the whole effect is very puffy.
The lower portion is a straight skirt
gathered at both bottom and top.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Youthful Clothes
For Young and Old

OUR American manufacturers are
bidding against each other for
the designers who make the most
youthful clothes. The house produc-
ing models having the most youthful
almost juvenile-touches is the
one that meets with greatest success
These young-looking clothes have a
decided psychological effect on their
Wearers. A woman is as old as she
looks, and she is likely to look only
as old as she is dressed.
Still another old fashion which
has been revived for us this spring
is the use of striped woolens. Che
rult makes a straight coat mantle
Of this fabric, giving it an air Of dis
tlnct simplicity by using as her only
trimming wide Hercules braid.
The return Of striped materials
always sees revival Of braid trim
mings, which are put on in the form
of stripes. A wrap on the order of
the greatcoats with capes which
both men and women wore in Co.
lonial days is shown to-day. 1t is
of blue cloth banded with black
braid. There are no sleeves, the
arms slipping through Sits in the
straight undercoat, which is much
the same in shape as the chemise
frock.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-25
Daring Borders
For Smart Suits

TEANNE LANVIN has very sue
" cessfully launched fabrics show
ing marked borders in which appear
vivid shades of brilliant red and
copper brown colorings. These
borders appear more vivid owing
TO the fact that one single high tone
predominates, like royal blue, Grim
son or copper yellow. Some of the
smartest women in Paris are wear
ing suits having these borders so
daringly used by Lanvin.
An excellent example Of these
bright borderings appears in a suit
Of rough black wool. The border
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| afeta Preferred
For Dance Frocks

DANCE frocks prepared for this
years Southern wear are USUALLY
OF taffeta or taffeta combined with
bohemian lace, the preference being
for square mesh laces. The use of
taffeta for these frocks is no doubt
due to the fact that this material
is suited to short full skirt which
stands out sufficiently without hoops.
the hooped dresses being considered
too formal for resort wear.
One pretty frock of this type Is
of white taffeta, with an ivory colored
lace overskirt. On the short, full
taffeta underskirt are placed small
flat conventional roses of bright
colored silk.
Another evening frock is Of black
taffeta velled with old ivory-colored
lace. The idea of yelling silks with
thlnb transparent lacy materials is
much in evidence in evening dresses.
Even the frocks of silver and gold
cloth, as we'll as Of handsome bro
cades, are yelled with tulle.
A charming idea is carried out in
the yelling of a silver and white
brocaded dress with Kings blue
tulle; while still another remarkable
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may go all the way around the skirt
or be placed at the sides only, like
the frock at the top Of the page to-
day, which has its side tunics made
in three sections, each one joined,
like fiounce, to the one above by an
old-fashloned organdie eyelet bead
ing. This dress gives evidence Of
the popularity Of the white guimpe.
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A Shower of Dots
On Swiss Muslin
MOST popular of all materials for

MOST popular of all materials for
lingerie dresses this summer is
the old-time Swiss muslin, with its
shower Of dots. 1t appears that there
is no end to the variety of shades in
which this muslin may now be pro-
ctfOd. " hen one goes shopping,
even this early in the season, one
sees this material so alluringly dis
played in the shops that it gives q
real impetus to the would-be dress
maker, Offering as it does SO many
ideas for making inexpensive and at
tractive frocks.
In the Swiss muslin dresses that we
shall wear this summer there is no
effort to produce complicated designs.
The rutlied skirt Of our grandmoth-
ers' day is used for them, but is mod
itied and much smaller in circumfer
ence. Almost all of these skirts have
either ruffles or tunics. The tunic
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Good Old Muslin

is something in the re-
\ turn of a simple old-time
IN fashion that never fails to
please us. 1t is difficult to
say just what. 1t is a question as
to whether clothes were any more
attractive in olden times than thew
ere to-day. Perhaps the revival of
lash on OF other days reminds us
of time when life was less complex.
Twenty years ago no young wonl-
ans outfit of summer clothes was
complete without a frock of dotted
Swiss muslin. 1t was always white
Swiss muslin. In those days appar-
emily no one ever thought of dyeing
this material, for the reason, no
doubt, that women then wore white q
great deal more than they do to-day.