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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-22
1--WE Made The $40 Bill Famous :"
Says Ben Lee, of The Arrow

We always did have the rep'' for putting the best
t Of clothes procurable at S25 $50 and S35 and this
season we made up minds to beat em just as bad
at $40 Did we put it over? WE'LL III let you
that question when you come in to me tomorrow.
And don't forget genuine Bombazine Cloth Kahn
coats at $8.75, S1l.50 seller, anywhere else.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-15

Dupa informatiile noastre ia
ranistii ar fl pus guvernului ur.
matoarele conditiuni pentru re.
.lntrarea lor in parliament:
~ Retragerea din guvern a
d-lui Argetoianu;
y Renuntarea la proectul de
lege asupra 'Resitei" 81
3 0 serie Gle imbunatatiri de
iptrodus in legea agrara.
In cercurile guvernamentale do
nina increderea ca 0 intelegere
nu este exclusa, char daca ca ar
II lncadrata in aceste conditiuni
deoarece la .cea mai grea dintre
ele, aceea privitoare la retra ge.
rea din guvern d-lui Argetoiann
ar consimti char ministrul vizat
in urma hotarfrii luate de a E
numit d-sa guvernor al Banci
Rationale.
(Din 'Dacia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-15
T!ARANIS;TII !! 81
DESCHIDEREA
PARLAMENTULU1

Bucuresti. % Novombrie. =
Aseara $ 'au intrunit La Astoria
par.amentarii partidului taranest
ga "a hotarasca atitudinea parti-
dului fata de appropriate deschide.
re Corpurilor legiuitoare. I
Au urmat vii 81 indelungate
discutii.
Astazi ia apararea in ziarul
Aurora, semi-oficiosul parti-
,dului un comunicat in sensul ur-
mator:
Parlamentarii partidului Ia
ranesc consfatuindu-se la ''Asto-
RIA au constatat ca mimic nu G
schimbat in situatia politica de la
retragerea opozitiei pana in pre-
zent 81 au gasit ca 0 discutie asu-
pra atitudinei fata de parliament
ar fl inutila acum.''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-15

Pc de alta parte suntem pozitiy
informati, ca intre guvern 81 frun.
tasii taranisti s'au angajat discu.
tlVni. In vederea unei intelegeri
care sa determine pc parlamen-
tarii taranisti sa reintre in parla-
ment.
Intalnind eri pc Ill I. Mihala-
che, am putut obtine de la d-sa
urmatoarea declaratie:
'Avem tot interesul sd nr in
lesnim venirea liberalilor la pu.
tere. Daca actualul guvern accep-
ia sa ne dea 1ntreaga satisfactie
morala pc care cu drept cuvant
ne-o datoreaza, gasesc ca putem
relua activitatea parlamentara.
pana la pregatirea terenului pen
tru guvernul neutru, care sa pre-
zideze noile alegeri".
Pana aseara insa din partea gu.
vernului Sc pare ca ma sosit ras-
punsul asteptat de taranisti, ceea-
ce a determinat comunicatul de
mai sus, care totusi nu exclude
de fel posibilitatea ''unei schim
bari In situatia politica de la re-
tragere incoace".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-15

sPartidul National din Ardeal,
ne trimite urmatorul comunicaJ
ssupra tratativelor Gu liheralii:
I'm baza hotarirei luata de CO.
mitetM executiv al partidului ma
tional, dl Iuliu Maniu, presedinte-
le partidului, a continual trata-
tivele Gu partiduls national liberal,
Gu partidul national democrat, Gu
partidnl Unirii din Bucevina 81
partidul taranist hasarabean, pen
tru injghebarea unei coalitiuni,
care sd ofere bazele unui guvern
de colaborare.
Pc cand intre partidele Natio-
nal 81 partidele nationalist demo-
crat, taranist basarabean 81 Unirii
din Bucovina, s'a stabilit plat
fonaa acordului, acest rezultat nu
So putut obtine In tratativele Gu
partidul liberal, partidul Matte
nal nh putut convent ca sar i-sc
acerde partidului liberal dincobo
Gle munti 0 Influenza pclitica, ca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-15

in fata unor pretentiuni exage.
rate. Astfel, Mise asigura ca liba-
ralii au cerut, in materie electo.
rala, O treime din totalul locuri-
lor atat de la Camera cat 81 de la
Senat 81 Gu garantarea alegerii
candidatilor Sub motivul ca par
tidul national avea in maini adj
ministratia.
In fata acestor pretentiuni exa.
gerate partidul national a incetat
discutia. O asemenea~ targuiala
electorate pc seama alegatorilor
ardeleni lisa parut 81 anti-demo-
cratica 81 imorala, mai ales ca or
eanizatiile liberale din Ardeal nu
constituesc un support dest,ll de
serios pentru reusita candidatilor
respective. Ar Fl fnsemnat, in ase-
menea caz, ca partidul national sa
sc oblige a face pentru liberali
ceeace Ell singuri nu putusera face
in tinuturile de peste Carpati: sa
fie introdusi in Ardeal ca forta
politica efectiva. Lesne de inteles
ca in ipoteza admiterii pretentii-
lor liberale in intregime, partidul
national risca, la guvern find, sa
nu obtina nici atatea locuri in
Parliament cate. are astazi find in
opozitie.
E probabil, ne spunea fruntasul
ardelean care ne-a dat aceste ex-
plicatiuni, ca liberalii nesiguri 81
tematori de rezultatul alegerilor
din vechiul regat, isl cautau asst
fel, o compensatiune dinainte ash
gurata in Ardeal pc seama 81 Gu
jertfa partidului national. Oar
asia nu insemna nici mai mutt nici
mai putin decat tentativa de a
provoca sinuciderea prin persua-
siune a partidului national.
Iata, deci pentru Zee s'au rupt
tratativele!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-15

Pc de alta parte, oficiosul libe-
raj ''Viitorul'' publicat aseara
urmatorul comnnicat' explicativ
.pentru opinia publica:
Partidul nat liberal, in 81
tuatia srea 81 primejdioasa in ca
re Sc gaseste tara crezut de da-
.toria sa sa-si asigure concursul
tuturor partidelor carl au contri-
butt la infaptuirea Unirei.
Find fericit a constata ca a.
iuns la un accord desavarsit GU
ipartidele Unirei din Basarabia 81
Bucovina, regreta CD, dupa inde-
'lungate tratari, ma putut, in inn
.prejurarile actuale, stabili fntrt
organizatiile de peste munti ale
partidului national 81 acele ale
partidu1ui nstionad-hberal condi-
tiuni de colaborare care sa asigu-
re conlucrarea fortelor politice
din Ardeal in vederea operei trail
nice de consolidate a unitatei ma
tionale.
3 Partidul nationaF-liberal con-
silent, atat de datoria lui, cat 81
de primejdia in care un regim ne
fast a pus tara va continue 81 GU
mai multa tarie lupta pentru a
readuce StatuF roman la situatiu-
nea la care are dreptul.
Partidul nationalliberaf este
convins ca in aceasta lupta, az
lpentru fnlaturarea raului, maine
pentru consoffdarea interna, Vi
avea concursul 1ntregei constiint
eetatenesti 81, in deosebi, a buni
for romani din Romania intre
gita"
o declaratiune semnificatfv& a
/ d-lm n Iorga.
In sfarsits pentrp ca sd Sc com
'fplecteze adevaratul caracter a
'Frupturii dintre cele doua particle
'Freproducem 81 urmatoarea decla
ratiune a d-lui prof. N. Iorga, ca
Ire in trAtativele urmate a av,l
un roI important pentru ambel
part:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-15
DcuA communicate cficiale. - Ce Sc
mai spune din cercurile particle
s1oT respe stive asupra cauzelcr
ruptnrii.

Bucuresti 20. Novembrie. = Am
dat in .numarul nostru de eri. DIM
primele- amanunte asupra tratati-
velor de coalitiune .dintre parti.
duh liberal 81 partidal national
ardefean..
Stirile noastre au primit char
in cursul dupa.amezei de eri con-
firmarea prin urmatoarele doua
Communicate oficiale:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-15
Liberalii respensabili de
ruptura!
: Fl urmariau dominatia politica
in Ardeal, -

Z
in Ardeal,
Bucuresti, 20 Novembrie. -
Dupa cele de mai sus am eau
tat sa avem 81 informatiuni com
plecte asupra cauzelor rupturii
tratativelor care nu sunt indestul
4precizate prin comunicatele res
.pective.
Din cercurile partiduiui natio-
nal ardelean detinem urmatoarele
.explicatiuni foarte interesante in
momentele actuale.
De la fnceput partidul natio-
nal, dornic sa vada incetand sis
,temul alegerilor sub presiunea
administrative care constitute O
'adevarata falsifieare a vointei ma
.tionale, a fost inclinat pentru for
mula .guvernului de tranzitiune ar
fl trebuit sd rezolve chestiunile
curente 81 sa prezideze alegeri ge.
nerale libere pc urma carora voin.
ia nationala sd conduca la alca,
|tuirea unui adevarat guvern dc
emanatiune parlamentara.
Vazind insa, ca ideea aceasta nu
primeste aprobarea partidelor ho-
tarltoare in momentele actuale,
-Ardelenii s'au impacat Gu ideea
unui gilvern de colaborare ce ar
fl trebuit sa urmeze cabinetului
Averescu.
Astfel, s'a ajuns la formula
unei coalitiuni intre partidul Uni
rii din tinuturile alipite 81 parti-
dul liberal.
Discutiunile dintre liberali 81
ardeleni s 'au ,pornit de la inceput
pc principiul alegerilor libere 81
pc baza unei politice democratice
GU garantias realizarei unei serii
intregi de legi 81 masuri democra-
tiee. Aeordul principal era facut
81 Sc cazuse de acord char 81 asu-
pra unor pmcte de aplicatiune
practica, precum era chestiunea
administratiei Ardealului.
Sc conveniss de ambele parti ca
aceasta administrstie sd fie facuta
de Ardeleni ca colabcrarea, la ne
vcie, celor mai de seama ele-
mente din vschiul regst. 81, PEN
tru penetratiunea reciprocal de
spirit 81 mentalitate intre elemen-
Itele de dinfolo 81 de dincoace de
Carpati Sc parea char ca vom
.avea 81 cativa ardeleni in admins
,tratia veohiului regat pentru 0
,consideratiune morala 81 simboli-
rea de adevarata unifieare.
Astfel, faimoasa acuzatiune de
,regionalisms ce Sc aducea Arde-
leniler de catre eel interesati ca
kpata ultima desmintire faptica.
Tocmai cand acordul parea per-
fleet, iata ruptpra. De cef
Gafantia exeeutarei aeordului
nu putea sta, trieste, in incheier
tvsrbale saur scrise, ci in raportur
5de fortS politiea efectiva ale par
thor contraetante. 81 acest raporr
w plEtea as nlnasi baza pafla
naentara eoaaberarei dintre par
tide Gu organizatiuni 81 directiv'
lproprii.
RriS urna5s, trsbuiA stahiliAd
Aci Sc ivit marea difiellftate car
q dus la rilptura.
Il De unde Ia inceput libefafii !
multnmeau Gu cateva lecufi d
cinste fruntashsr politici IN eel
curie electorsle srdeIene, facer
inject partitful national So Wan
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-15
Auikentele le ssf.

Fri dimineata fost primit la
'palat dl Take lonesen nainistru de
lexterne. M
Tot eri Ia ora Z seara a fost
Iprimit de suveran intro lunga
audienta dl N. Iorga, care q lamu
rit, cauzele, earl stingheresc sfor-
tarile depuse in vederea csarifi-
Icarii setualei situatii din politica
intern& t&rii.
| (Din ''Dscia'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-15
De ce 's'au Fupt tratative|e
dntre fberai 81 Arde|eni

re ar ii trecut prea multi limitele
reale ale legAturilor, pc care par
tidul liberal 81 lie initiase in Ar
deal 81 Banat''.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-15
Ce sc. spune in cercurile liberale

Ce Sc spune In cercurile liberale.
Sc intelege ca am putut prin-
de pc nici unul dintre eel trei
fruntasi carl au condus tratative-
lie de ultim moment inainte de
ruperea lor.
De la liberalii- de marca, insa,
am prins impresia ca ruptura ar
putea fl numai de scurta durata
pentru Cd pana n cele din urma
partidul liberal inte1ege interesul
de Stat al unei colaborari cu for
ia politica principala Ardealu-
lui la opera definitivei inchegari
81 unificari a Romaniei.
Cat priveste chestia mandatelor
.parlaMentare, hberarii nu-i dau
mare importsnta in explicatiunile
lor secotind-o numai ca o modali-
tate de amanant in vederea unei
'baze de omogenitate 81 continui-
tate in actiunea viitoare de gu.
lvern. 0 asemenea fixare de man.
date, spun Ell, nici nu Sc poate
face anticipativ caci depinde de 0
Eserie de mOmente politice 81 de
contingente GU neputinta Gle pre-.
vazut de pc acum.
Ay*4 .
Pc ziua de eri II a intervenit nj
mic care So schimbe situatia.
EFruntasii srdeleni sunt inca in
Capitals.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-24

Mrs. Otis b. Dutrow, OF Hyatts-
Vile, Md. Is vieiting her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Gano, at Ia
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-24
SABBATH LAW
II VIOLATIONS

Il Winono Lake. Ind, May -.
Plans of the church for carving on
its ecorts against Sabbath deseera-
ton and against violation of prohib-
ition laws were outlined at the Pres
byterian general assembly
Commissioners of the assembly
Mere informed of many difficulties
that exist in combating the social
cd wide-open Sunday. Or. H /.
Howdly, secretary Of the committee
on Sabbath observance, presented
the report this morning. He dacIar-
ed there is a nationwide nropaean-
da for wide.open Sunday. The
movement was inauCurated in Wash
ington on November % last. he said
by powerful amusement and sport
log organizations. and he added that
lsIhad "tha generous de1p Of the
tally press"
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-24
FOR
THE SHUT-INS

-I1day The beautiful custom OF
carrying the most fragrant flowers
u spring into the homes of the
sBatins, to the hospital and even to
tie jail, viii be Observed by the
local Woman's Christian Temper
aGoa Union. The work will be in
slarge of Mrs. Homer l.. Trees. 81.
eeatandent Of flower mission work
and # is asked that MI who can do.
uata towers to the cause and will
aa So. will bring them to the resi-.
deHce Of Mrs, S. B Cunningham,
West John street The lovely Gus.
tom vas inaugurated some years
ago by Miss Jennie Cassidy, OF
Kentucky.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-24
BOWERS MAKES
TRIP IN AIR

The presidential yacht, Mayfower.
carried large party Of members of
Congress to the encampment at
Quantico, Va. on Thursday. There
was a sham battle and airoplane
trips. Congressman Rosenbloom.
Echols and Bowers. OF West Virgi.
MIA, were members of the party. and
also took flying trip in one OF the
large machines. Their flight took 25
minutes. Mrs. woodward, wife of
Representative Harry c. Woodward
was invited by Mrs. Harding to the
White House Friday to meet Nine.
Currie, the great French scientist.
who discovered rsdium.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-24
CRUDE COUNTERFEIT.

s4Nhat is declared to be crude 10.
cent piece counterfeit has he IN
fslind in Cumberland Tho com,
pSnch has been hammered and the
nfilled edge obliterated. appears to
be3cast OF poor base metal. with a
rsaapy" feel. thicker than the true
com. The police are Of the opinion
That an amateur IS at work II is
Thought a number of counterfeit
coins have been passed. IN Cumber.
land.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-24
800 YOUNG FARMERS TO
ATTEND UNIV. COURSEs

More than three hunderd boys
and girls from all parts OF West
Virginia will attend the prize win.
neris courses which open in Nor.
gantown, June 20, and continue un.
til June 25. Ample arrangements
have been made by University off.
Gals to care for the influx Of youth.
full students. 1t was announced last
night that the girls will be taken
care Of at the homes Of the mem
bers Of the Kiwanis and Rotary
Clubs.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-24
RECOMMENDED FoR PANuoss

Edward g. Morgan, . Hass,stovn
taxicab driver, who was sentenced
to the Maryland peuitentiary tor
four years for completely With three
railroad men In robbing railway
cars there, was recommended for 4
pardon by the Maryland State par
don board. He has served two
years.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-24

Mrs. Henry Kraus. Mss Rhta
Kraus, Miss Anna Aanger. Miss
Elizabeth Lang and Mr.. Clarsnes
Pitt, of Baltimore, motorsd hero
yesterday to spend the day - the
guests of Mr.. H. A. Han,mann sad
family.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-24
LEGION COMMANDER IN
FAVOR OF PUBLISHING SLACKERS

bors all know they served. They can
produce their honorable discharge
papers, clearing their names.
Martinsburg journal. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1920-1977, 1921-05-24

Mrs. John J. Hetzel, OF Bluefeld, Is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Deskin Shipe, Maryland avenue.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
CHERRY CAKES

Two cupiuls Of bottled or camel
cherries, one cupful OF cherry syrup,
one-haf cupful OF butter, one-hali
cupful OF sugar, one cupful OF flour,
four eggs, one-half teaspooniul Of ba-
king-powder, a small jar Of red-currant
Jelly, three-fourths cupful OF whipped
cream, two tablespooniuls Of iruit
Juice and one-hali cupful OF chopped
nut-meats. Boil the cherry syrup until
il forms a thread between the thumb
and finger, then add the stoned cherries
and fruit Juice and boil for three min
utea. Now beat the butter and sugar
10 a cream, and beat in the eggs, one Dy
one; aft IN the -four and baking-powder
and beat the mixture for two minutes.
Fill some small well-buttered molds
rather mocs than one-half full with this
mixture and bake them in a moderate
oven for fifteen minutes. When cooked
turn the cakes out OF the tins, cool and
scoop out the centers, leaving a neat
case Of cake. Spread with the jelly
and roll In chopped nuts. Fill the CEN
tiers with cherries and syrup, and q
spoonful Of the whipped cream.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04

iimitiess. Zone sees them on little frocks
for tiny tots as well as upon the protesting
wraps Of velvet for street and evening wear.
Sometimes an unpretentious touch OF
embroidery gives indescribable dignity to
a frock Of utter simplicity. As in a model
in gray and blue, the skirt is Of satin-a
two-piece affair, attached 10 an underbody
with vest Of gray satin to correspond with
the overblouse Bands OF silver embroid-
ery-three OF them-run around the tunic
and blouse and these supply the sole deco
rative note, except for a blue satin facing
on the standing collar.
A dress OF dark blue charmeuse has
tunic skirt and a waist whose open front
is filled with a vest Of lace embroidered in
gold. The turnover collar corresponds
with the vest, while a simple design Of
embroidery ornaments the ends Of the
sash. While some Of the loveliest frocks
are those1which boast only a moderate
amount Of hand-embroidery there are nu-
merous models % completely covered
with hand-work that scarcely a trace OF the
original material remains. This is not
nearly 30 difficult as il sounds, because Of
the TACT that only exceedingly simple
stitches are used for the all-over embroid-
cries.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
Home Dressmakers' Corner
Beaded Blouses Emphasized with Advance Modes
Feature the Adorable Kmono Effect

edges Of the blouse front and tied at the
back Medium sire requires a yards 40
inch material.
The front, back, and sleeves Of the
blouse are cut in one piece, the pattern be-
ing marked by triple TIT " perforations,
which are laid along the lengthwise fold Of
material. The single 1T" perforation in
the waistband also indicates that it should
be placed along the lengthwise fold. The
cuffs and sash have the large 20" perio-
rations placed along a lengthwise thread.
For the round or square neck, cut out
along small 20" periorations, indicating
the outline desired.
The most important part Of the con-
struction begins with closing the underarm
and sleeve seam, as notched. Leave under
arm seam free below the upper small 20
perforation in front. Underface right back
edge Of blouse and finish left back edge
with an under-lap. Gather back OF blouse
at lower edge between 81" perforations
Form three upward-turning plaits in front
Of blouse at under-arm edge, placing st u
on corresponding small 20" "Iperforations
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
GOODIES FOR KDDIE PARTIES

When you give a children's party, pro-
vide plenty OF lemonade, weak tea, and
milk; children are always thirsty after
romping about. Children's fare should be
simple, but take pains to decorate il in
some attractive way. A little pink sugar
some frosting, and few preserved cherries
will work wonders with the plainest cakes.
Let there be plenty Of plain things, thin
buttered bread, and some nice sandwiches.
The youngsters, as a rule, make for the
candies and cakes first, but you will find
that they are quite glad TO fall back, after
the first attack, onto a reserve OF plain,
simple eatables.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04

doir cap, or even baby's bib or dress,
There are twelve different designs,
with a duplicate Of each. Just now
when il is so much the fashion TO give
sets Of handkerchiefs as bridal or birth
day presents. these motifs strike an
especially happy note for the needle
woman in search OF novelty.
The shower bouquet is particularly
appropriate for a set Of bridal ker-
chiefs. One should be in all-white, OF
course, but Il would be well to work
two or three in colors, to correspond
with the going-away costume or an
afternoon frock. Forget-me-nots and
tiny little rosebuds embroidered in
natural colors. with light green for the
trailing ends, would make an effective
combination, raised satin stitches being
employed to develop the designs.
For the daisy SPRAYS. the lazy daisy
stitch should be used. the embroidery
being executed in delicate shades Of
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
CREAMY EGGS WITH COTTAGE
CHEESE

One cup milk, 1 tablespoonful -four, I
eggs, 1 cup cottage cheese, u teaspooniul
soda, tablespoonful butter, = teaspoon
ful pepper. y teaspooniul salt, paprika,
parsley or pimentos. Make a thick sauce
with milk, -four, butter and seasonings.
Cook five minutes and pour gradually on
the cheese, which has been neutralized
with soda dissolved in a little Of the milk
When the cheese and sauce arc well
blended return them TO the top Of the
double boiler and reheat over hot water.
Beat the eggs lightly, pour them into the
warm sauce, and mix well. As the mix
ture sets in a soft custard on the bottom
and sides Of the boiler, scrape il up care
fully, forming large, soft curds. The mix
ture is cooked when it is Of creamy con-
sistenoy throughout. Enough for eight
people.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
CANDLE LIGHT SALAD

On top Of a crisp lettuce leaf lay
slice Of canned pineapple. Cut a ban
ana in two and stand one-half on fat
end in hole Of pineapple slice. Mould
cream cheese into a han die and stick
on one side Of pineapple. Put a cherry
on top Of banana end and pour mayon-
naise dressing around the base Of all
This makes a very attractive salad for
a luncheon and is a very good imitation
Of lighted candle.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
CONSTRUCTION GUIDE Olga

above and tack. Sew cuff 10 lower edge OF
sleeve as notched and bring small 20"
perforation in cuff to seam OF sleeve.
Next, take the waistband and sew TO
lower gathered edge Of blouse as notched
with center-backs even and bring small
20" perforation at upper edge OF waist
band to under-arm edge OF blouse. Fold
the waistband through the center and fell
the remaining edge over the seam. Sew
the free edges Of waistband together, for
ward Of the gathered edge Of blouse. In
sert tape or elastic through the waistband
to regulate the fullness.
Now, form two upward-turning plaits at
end Of sash, placing ct" on corresponding
small 20" perforations and tack. Sew to
free, under-arm edge % blouse front as
notched with lower edge even. Tie sash
at back, or at one side, as preferred.
Evening journal., 1921-02-04
CHARMING MOTIFS FOR
VARIED DAINTY USES
Embroideries That Give Personal AS Well AS
a Decorative Touch to Linens.

yellow, combined with white mercer
ized cotton. The half-wreaths, with
bow-knots in the center, lend them.
selves to development in the raised
satin stitch, combined with seeding and
French stemming. Very fine outline
stitches are best for the little baskets
however.
OF rare charm are the little handker.
chiefs Of white linen, hemstitched witt
black cotton, then embroidered Will