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Evening star., 1920-03-16

FROCKS OF NAVY BLUE TRICOTINE WITH
VEST COLLAR AND CUFFS OF EN-
BROIDERED BATISTE. THE BODICE,
LIKE A JACKET, HAS ORGAN PLEATS
tiste on it's surface. The great sash
of Scotch ribbon, -while very attrac-
tive, has been made commonplace by
frequent usage, SO the woman who is
trying to get out of a rut adopts a
narrow belt Of gold braid or tarnished
silver: not content with this she uses
a dozen or more buttons in a metal
that matches the belt.
Novelty is also introduced in the
way the blue serge or tricotine gown
is cut. 1t is no longer demure. that
is, If it attempts to be fashionable.
Several tricks are tried to make it
conspicuous. When this has been ac-
complished through cutting or dra-
perry, and when the embroidered ba-
tiste. metal belt and buttons are add
ed. one has a gown as gay as county
fair
Take the sketch as a good example
of what can be done with dark blue
.ricctine TiEle was when such a
frock would have served for market
ing, but this one would serve for a
brilliant afternoon party.
The skirt is pleated, is very short,
and carries a blouse that looks like
a coat: it's side pieces are arranged
in organ pipe pleats as bold and dar-
ing as those invented by Paul Poiret
The buttons are silver, so is the belt; :;
the collar, cuffs and wide waistcoat
are of cream batiste. finely enbroi-
dered with silver threads.
Military influence in Buttons.
1t was prophesied by those who
watch the effect Of history on
fashions that the war would bring
Evening star., 1920-03-16

ht. In all lingering Bronchial and
Throat af1ectiOns, and In every dis
ease that eau be reached through the
blood. 1t never fails to benefit or cure.
In tablet or liquid form. Tablets, 6Oc.
The machinery Of the body needs
to he well oiled, kept in good cOndi-
cine or bicycle. why should the hu-
man neElect his own machinery more
than that Of his horse or his engine Z
Yet most people do neglect then.
selves. Clean the systen at least
once week with Dr.. Piefce's Pleas
0At Pellets.
Evening star., 1920-03-16


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IL arrested By Doctor
Pierce's Golden Medical
Discovery.
In t h o e scrofulOus
conditions Of the blood
which invite Consump.
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Coughs and Weak Lungs,
which threaten you with
this fatal disease, ana
when other help has
faiIed-this medicine IL .
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Evening star., 1920-03-16

while the snow is still on the ground
is often more joyous than the arrival
of the flowers themselves. On many
a gray, winter day l have drawn an
old fashioned garden on the back of
an envelope and wandered entranced
along the gravel paths. The writer
has learned. too, from this how to
make her own small garden more
beautiful in the weeks to come.
DOWNRIGHT 1901
Evening star., 1920-03-16

out a dress from a paper pattern.
Spring gardening is as fascinating
es spring dressmaking, and sometimes
! think the planning that goes on
Evening star., 1920-03-16
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BLUE SERGE is ALWAYS POPULAR
BY ANNE RITTENHOUSE,

Ticot and tricotine sound like the
name of French war mascots or dan
GERS. or an old piece Of French fiction.
1t is a disappointment that they are
the names of common everyday fab
RIGS.
They do have a nice sound, as if
they belonged somewhere out of the
prosaic realms of dress. They might
be chosen for any expression in art
or literature or the gayety of the
stage 1t is wonder no one has
thought of using these two names
merely because they would look well
on a bill. oard
They are rich relations of blue
serge. They have taken some of the
glory of the latter material thereby
touching the public fancy. They look
like serge and the weavers say they
wear as well. They are expensive.
but so is serge, for no self respecting
fabric would permit itself to become
cheap at this time in the history of
costumery. Even the economists re-
gard with suspicion anything that
drops its price below it's companions.
1t is too early to say whether tricot
and tricotine will have a good run
this spring, but they. along with blue
serge. are offered by all the dress
makers. who say that Paris showed
any number of these gowns and did
not consider that the fabrics had lost
their strength. 1t may be that Paris
has held onto blue serge with more
grip than America, although it is
usually considered our national fab
ric.
France trims it with Scotch plaid
ribbons and thereby makes it bril-
liant: and this season the Paris dress
makers put Coiored heads all over its
surface in the same manner that they
splashed it with jet two years ago.
They Jumped all the gowns of serge,
of tricot and tricotine under one name
and the world bought them without
inquiring which was which. No one
cared. They look very much alike.
Making Dark Hue Brilliant.
One thing all of the dressmakers
do; they refuse to keep dark blue un-
touched by another color. This sea-
son they use 1t as background. 1t
may have colored beads silk flowers,
intricate braiding or embroidered ba-
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The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
MARINES CHARGED WITH INplscRIMINATE
 KILLING OF NATIVES

Washington. Oct. 14-Evidences of what is said to be practically indis- criminate killing of Haitien natives by United States marines has been brought to the attention of Colon T Russell. commandant of the Marine forces in Haiti. in confidential letter written by Major General Barnett. comma ndant of the Marine Corps call- ing for an investigation of the condi- ticns.
 Barnett's le.te.. which was made public today. said that approximately s,s5O armed Haitiens, most of whom were alleged to have been ",andits', have been killed by United States marines of the Haitien gerdarmeric during the five years of the American occupation of Haiti. In contras: to the ate number or supposed bandits slain by the marines. Barnett poin.s out that during the same interval the ma rine casualties amounted to only one officer and twelve men killed and two officers and twertv six men wourded.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
covelske Wins Third Strasibt Victory

Cleveland. Got. 12-The Cleveland. Indians after thirty one years of striv- ing, today won the worlds baseball championship from the Brooklyn masterly pitching, they won their fourth straight g;Lme at home and the fifth and deciding victory of the series. The former Pacific Coast League hurling star held Brooklyn helpless throughout the game. the visitors find ., ing his delivery only five times thru , out the contest. It was his third straight victory over the Rrooklynites and makes him the outstanding heroic figure of this years worlds series.
 Brooklyn fought fiercely to hold the Clevelanders down. using two pitchers. Grimes and Mamaux. and two ca.checs Miller and Kruger.
 .,ummary: Cleveland seven hits. errors. Attendance 26.0oa
 Following was the lineup of the teams.
 Cleveland If, Evans; 2nd base. Wambf-anns: of. Speaker: 1st base. Burns: 3rd base, Gardner: If. Wood: ss Sewell: catcher O'Neill: pitcher, Coveleskie.
 Brooklyn--ss. Olson: 3rd base Shce- han: If Griffith; If Wheat; of Meyers: 1st base Konetchy: 2nd base Kilduff: catchers. Miller. Kruger: pitchers Crimes MamauN.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
)RMER SOCIETY GIRL
 JAILED FOR KIDNAPPING

Seattle, Oct. 11-Betty Brainard. q sttle girl whose father Erastus ainard. was formerly editor of the aftle Times and Post Intelligencer, i'd who Was at one time of some local cial prominence. is in jail in New ork City charged With kidnapping
 twenty one months old child, ac rding to advices reaching here, Miss rainard is alleged to have xii ap- ,d Bobby Stag" the son of Mr. ld Mrs. George T. Stagg of Tacoma he child was stolen from it's mother ,llowing her recent divorce from tagg.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
DEPT OF JUSTICE TO ESTABLISH ALASKA
 SECRET SERVICE

Washington. Oct. 11-Fnllowing the return here of George F.. Kellner from making certain secret investigations. it was announced today that the De- partment of Justice will establish agents at Juneau. Fairbanks and Val dez Alaska. as representatives of the Bureau of Investigation. to investigate all violations of the federal statutes and also assist in the investigation of alleged violations of the Alaska terri torial laws. The location of depart ment agents at the indicated points toward creating in Alaska q regular secret service system.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
MUTINY BREAKS OUT ON
 BoLSHEVik WAR FLEET

Washington. Oct. 11-Mutiny has broken out on the Bolsheviki fleet and Admiral Rasklnikov, the commender has been overthrown, according to re- ports reaching the State Depa rtment.
 The outbreaks against the Soviet government have also developed in the important railway points of Sarrtov. Tambos. Wiasma. and Smolinsk and volt against the Bolsheviki regime.
 As q result of the disturbances and the failure of the offensive against Poland the State Department advices say. the danger of a Bolsheviki inva- sion of Persia is passed.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
SEATTLE GIRL kIDNAPPER
 RELEASED ON BAIL

New York Oct. 12-Miss Brainard was released today on s3.O00 bail. She maintained silence today regarding the Kidnapping of the Stagg child. who. it is charged she took away from it's mother The police are unable to locate Stagg. the father of the child, who is supposed to be in New York. Stagg is said to have been seen three days ago at the Lailnb's Club Accord ing to the police Stagg was formerly secretary to vihljamur Stefansson the Arctic explorer and Miss Brainard is q warm friend of Stefansson's.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
Cleveland Lands Sixth Gam. of s.ri..

SN-VetAuu %AUuS 0i8Nu AAUl0 " 0Vss0S
 Cleveland, Oct. 1i-Cleveland won today one to nothing. Batteries: Brooklyn. smith. Miller. Cleveland: Mails, O'Neill.
 Mails Wins Sixth Game For Italians
 Cleveland. Oct. n-Mails put Cleveland in a posit on to .cke the ta9eO worlds baseball championship with one more victory today. when he peat Brooklyn one to nothing in great est game the star left handler of the Indians ever pitched.
 Mails had the Dodgers helpless throughout and the one run his back CTS gave him in the sixth inning en- abled him to win. Another game is scheduled for this city tomorrow.
 For five innings the two teams were helpless before the masterly pitching of those two left handlers. Smith and Mails. In that time Mails allowed but two hits. his opponent four. Summary-Cleveland hits 3 errors Brooklyn; hits, no errors.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
HARDING FAvoRS WORLD
 ANTI- WAR ASSOCIATION

Marion, O Oct. 12-Senator Hard- ing today issued the following state ment to the public regarding the aues- Nations.
 ''I am." he said, 'in favor of world association-call it what you will, tho name is of slight consequence-that will discourage. or tend to prevent War and that will encoura ge. or tend to incourage better understanding among nations.
 "The old order of things is done the world"
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
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The Struggle ..Discourages Many .
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The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
CORK LORD MAYOR RECOVERING
 FROM HUNGER STRIKE

London. Oct. 12-The Evening Post today says it is understood that Ter ence McSweeny, Lord Mayor of Cork. Is recovering from the effects of his hunger strike, undertaken following his arrest on charges leading to con- N'iction for sedition. and from the ef- fects of which he nearly died.
 McSweeny is said to he doing nice- ly on fruit juices at present.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
SHIP BOARD TO FIGHT
 RATE CUTTING FRENCH LINE

Washington. Oct. 13-Chairman Benson of the United States Shipping Board announced tonight that Ameri- can and foreign shipping lines have agreed to go the limit in reduction of freight charges across the Atlantic in order to meet the competition of French line which has refused to enter the conference with lines of othek nations for stabalizing prices.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
Soviet Troops Battling Workers In
 Moscow

Stockholm, Sweden. Oct. 13-Soviet troops are attacking ba arricaded work men in the streets of Moscow. accord ing to dispatches received here today from the Helsingfors correspondent of the Stockholm Aften Bladt
 According to the correspondent, the Bosheviki are considerably alarmed by the anti Soviet demonstrations in the factories in Moscow and are concen- trating large numbers of troops there.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
CARPENTER WINS WORLDS
 LlcHT-HEAvYWEIoHT CHAMP

Jesey City. Oct. 13-Jules Carpen- tier. the famous French boxer, knocked out Levinsky, holder of the American light heavyweight boxing title in the fourth round Of a scheduled twelve round bout here last night.
 Canpentier. who already held the light heavyweight championship t'tle of Europe. thus becomes the worlds title holder, in that division.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
THURSDAY (TELEGRAPHic)
PEkIN GOVT OvERTHROWN-
 MONARCHY PROCLAIMED

Shanghai. China, Oct. 13-General Chang, Governor of Feng Tien and leader of the new revolutionary move- ment, has overthnown the Pekin gov ernment and proclaimed the establish ment of monarchy, according to a dispatch reaching here today. The r,imor is not authenticated and no details have been received. but Chinese officials here are profoundly stirred by if
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
PoLISH-S SOVIET
 PEACE PACT SIGNED

Riga. Oct. 13-A preliminary peace treaty and armistice concluding hos tilities between Soviet Russia and Po- land was signed by the Polish and So- viet Russia peace delegates at seven o'clock tonight.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
Rumorcd Miss Brainard Engaged To
 Stefansson

Seattle. Oct. 12-NIiss Betty Brain York on a charge of Kidnapping 21 month old Bobby Stagg. has telegraph ed Judge King Dykeman of Seattle asking him for assistance.
 Miss Brainard and Explorer Stef- ansson were much together while the among Miss Brainard's friends that they are engaged.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
COLD WAVE DEVELOPING
 ON ALASKA COAST

Washington, Oct. 1.-The Weather Bureau announced today that cold weather disturbance of widespread in fluence is moving east and southeast ward along the southern Alaska coast and that it's influence will be felt on the Washington and Oregon coasts.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
WEDNESDAY
 (TELEcRAPHic)
CLEVELAND REJolcEs MIcHTILY
 OVER INDIAN VICTORY

Cleveland, Oct. 12-Tonight all Cleveland Is celebrating the victory of Speakers Indians over the Brooklyn League champions in man i ner adequately in keeping with tho
 "nor. Intense rejoicing is visible on ,'i sides and 1t is doubtful if even a government proclamation announcing this city as the future capital of tho
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
HIGH PRICES THREATEN
 RUIN AND PANkRuPTcY

Washington. Oct. 14-Blaming the Federal Reserve Bank system as one of the chief contributing factors. the general conference of produceEs now in session here. today adopted a reso- hutton declaring that general hank r,,ptcy and ruin are inevitable unlesa some remedy is found to relieve the present price situation as 1t affects tho farmers.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
BANDITS RAID
 CALIFORNIA BANK

Oakland. Cal. Oct. 14-Bandits heavily armed with shot guns and pistols. held up the Bank of Alameda County at the suburban town of AL vssrado today. The robbers wounded August H. May. president of the in3 stitution and made good their escape with twenty five thousand dollars.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
WOMEN SYMPATHIZERS DEMONSTRATE BEFORE
 WHITE HOUSE

Washington. Oct. 133-A group of women and children representing an organization known as the American Woanen's Committee for the Enforce ment of American War Aims" today paraded before the White House bear ing placards demanding that the American Red Cross be sent to Ire land.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
DECLARES FOR HARDING

'klahUma City, Oct. 1-William
 yard Taft arrived here this after n and declared in an interview that is behind Senator Harding in the ;idential campaign. I am for Harding," he scaid "ba- SC l am q Republican and want the locrats overthrown."
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
oPLY SHIP TO SAIL
 FOR PRIBLoFF'S THURSDAY

;eattle, Oct 1.-The naval steam- D Saturn will sail from Seattle ii,Sday for the Prihloff Islands in ing Sea with 500 tons of winter plies for the natives and govern nt representatives in charge of the -ernment sealing operations.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
ITlSH ATTACKING
 BoLSHEVIKI SUBMARINES

london, Oct. 1l-Any Russian sub. , being attacked on sight by the
 tish naval forces. according to
 e sent today by Lord CurZon, the itish Foreign Secretary, to Tchit- rin, the Bolsheviki Foreign Minis
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16

New York advfces today announce that William Tavers Jerome. former District Attorney of New York, who has been engaged as counsel for Miss Baainard. is using every means at his command to fight the effort to have her turned over to the Washington State authorities.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
SOVIET RUSSIA SEEKS
 PEACE WITH WRANGELL

London. Oct. 1.-The Russian So viet government has sent delegate with q peace proposal to the head quarters of General Wrangeil com mander of the -Bolsheviki army in Southern Russia, according to a War saw dispatch received here by wire less from Berlin
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
ROBBERS. TAP WINNIPEG BANK

Winnipeg. Canada. Oct .13-Five masked men blew open the safe of the Union Bank here this morning and escaped with nineteen thousand dol- lars. after .wounding w. E. Graeffer. who attempted to rouse the town by ringing the fire bell.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
MISS BARNARD Il
 FIGHTING ExTRADiTIoN

New York City. Oct. 1s-- Miss Betty Brainard, fomer Seattle girl and alleged kidnapper of Bobby stasg. 2N months old son of MT. and Mrs. stage Of Tacoma. is fighting extrad'tion t. this state where the kidnapping is alleged to have been committed,
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
PRESIDENT AND WIFE
 REGISTERED FOR ELECTION

Princeton. N. J. Oct. 13-President and Mrs. Woodrow Wilson have reg istered here for the November election their registrations being made by mail The Wilson's are also expected to vote by mail.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
Stass Chiid's Grandmothsr to Help
 Drinu kidnaDpcr Back

Tacoma. Oct. 15-Mrs. Herbert Cunningham. grandmother of Bobby Stagg, will go herself to New York as specially deputized police matron to assist in bringing Miss Brainard back from New York City, 1t was an nolmced today.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
DOES DAMAGE
 IN PHILIPPINES

Manila. oct. 1l-An earthuuake at Baguio. the summer capital of the Benquet province of Luzon. severely damaged the observa tory broke water mains on the military reservation and cracked concrete walls, advices reach- ing here today report.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
LEvELAND WINS FIFTH
 GAME OF WORLD SERIES

Cleveland, Oct. 10-Cleveland won he fifth game of the Warld Series on he home grounds today, beating brooklyn all the way and ending with
 score of to 1 in the Indians favor. Cleveland has now annexed three ames of the series. to Brooklyn's two.
 In today's contest Cleveland made our in the first inning. three in the ourth session and one in the fifth. 8'ooklyn's only run was chalked up in he first half of the ninth. The line ID of the teams was as follows.
 3:oolllyn-ss, Olson: 3rd base Shee- nan: If Ness: If Wheat: of Meyers; st base Konetchy: 2nd base, Kilduff. catcher. Thomas; pitcher, Gumes; satcher, Miller.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
LiTHUANIANS REsENTFUL
 OF POLE INVASION

London. Oct. 13-An impending, conflict between Poland and Lithuani Is presaged in telegrams reaching Lon don today, stating that the IIithuanians government is preparing to resist to ritory. The decision was announced by the Lithuanian legation here.
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
WANAMAkER ELECTED PRESIDENT OF WORLD
 SUNDAY SCHOOL

Tokio. Japan, Oct. 15-John Wan amaker. of the United States, has been elected president of the World Sunday School Association by the World Sum- day School convention now in session here
The Nome nugget., 1920-10-16
TAKES SHOT
 AT ENGLAND

Oklahoma City. Oct. ll-Scnator
 riding. in campaign speech here, urged that Great Britain. while it
 attempting to organize q state of en at the same time busy devisins ans to dominate petroleum produc- ,n