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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11

Many u:'H and w".!rn are icrman-
rul., crippled rom rheumatism VINO
rc,rr ought p" b. Tho germ that
Cause. -. d...,.i%r. Impl:rntin& itself in
inh'TitEy ;..n-I:% and UPPER air pas
Sa.rS. ,aiar'hil middle rarS, m tooth
c1litI"S. IN al .nflrm"i appendix, or In
any utnrr focus at infection. gets past
such II. rCurr dc.ca$''s and into tho
Blood md lymph channels. and so cS-
tabl:Shr.: Is rc!uni"I in tn" various
joints. n" heart tissues The Hicur:tl cav
It, cir Hn."n ne tho lunESl, and other
vita ia ,ulurr.bic organs ard tissues
ThuS N n prcdisposrd system ~ the
rhruHnItir fever set up--S"idom Ihmc-
dialrlv fatal. bat ever serious As TO It's
computations. Ecrov"ry from An at
Jack Of acute rheumatism leaves the
sufferer far from UnsCIthcd. For the
lrriiant inflammation has invaded tho del
.c.ttc membranes. the liIamCnts. the
carriages. and tho nerves Of the joints.
VAIN every successive attack of rheu-
m-iir fever. fresh insult Is Offered
Therefore. no first attack rheumatism
should he neglected. nor should any
focus % infection in which. the disease
may ."dge. pc permitted I" remain in
the body II IL is possible TO reach IT, by
surgery or otherwise.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11

invested makes man honest, but
it is because the process OF saw
ing; the steady resistance OF M
pulses to squander; the clear
thinking and firm submission to
self discipline engender moral
stamina and strength OF will.
One reason why more people
do not practice thrift is that they
do na appreciate the SoIldl,ylng
effect it has on ones character.
They do not realize tina, the bene-
fits of thrift TO the individual are
beyond calculation. This benefit
is the difference between strength
and weakness, between success
and failure; between virtue and
vice.
Those who do not practice
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and seli-indulgencc arc deStruc-
tive. The individual NAV be
the soul OF integrity, but his I'M
prudent habits keep him cor
tinually pulling upstream. And
at any time he may weaken and
be swept along to his ruin by the
torrents of dishonesty and vice
The man who practices thrift
has everything in his favor.
There arc forces at work in his
behalf, the potency OF which he
often does not realize.
If surety companies prefer
thrifty men and women it means
that the first duty Of each man
to himself is TO practice thus
virtue.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11

Special pispatch 10 TIL" ln,r!ltg"nrer.
Washington. u. c. Jun" lh--Fr"S;.
dcnt Harding has assured members q!
the West VIRGINIA DELEGATION in writing
and in person that West Virginia. SO Fl"
unsuccessful IN getting any l"ir"naE"
plums Of Il major criihcr. Is 70 be taken
car" of Joseph II. MCp"rmott vt
N"rghrtOwn. who was turn'd down t'r
commissioner OF internal revenue n
favor of A lonely G.. .. l.. leader from "a
S"Nd south. is. the president IL report
I'd AS voluntarily promising. :" h" a.
Tered something good a h'r POSITION
enc that hc can we'll afford not To tu'n
down. What that position = /" he. VIC
body has been found who knows, No.
has any member OF tn" state d"'cEau1l
II congi oss. il is SAID. taken the i'm"
and trouble TO in1uIr" NJ the hIEn
source where such information might
hc obtained.
Taerc are signs prominent and ou,-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11

Who Ia there who does not want -
grow 10 improve himself. 10 rise each
day--naybc to be just a little nearer
In the stars
Wrapped within the heart-"ham!er M
every human being is a small package
which we will call the package Of pos
sibiiit:es. No matter how poor or Ill
horn you may be. that little package is
III, re.
Its what you do with the contents or
this package that places you in The
world.
The greatest mind which ever wicid-
ed power was once quite ignorant. But
il unfoidcd its package--and went o
work in real earnest.
I, decided 70 be a Sian: and 50 that
j. what II became
! have IN idea that as Napoleon
paved with his schoolmntHS and took
their jYbes. he saw himself as leader
IN merit over them all
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
The Revolt of Vera Sanderson
By Jane Phelps
EXCHANGING Condolences
By Jane Phelps

Veg ny ..trr.rt..,w. and do T.
~ ';.ro'
Tim you'd mrh, wi,a kr.th Y"n
~..,. Sl.i,r II" .g,y~ most Of he hou>e
,,\i..n>,.~ Ii" promised nrr his SlS'"r
tina, h!> MARRIAGE newer SH"u;d IL Axe
ANY Gi:Irrc'lCc with the way she ll'"d
AMI VIA; h. d'h Tor h''r AMI IA" girls
/ -, --.., - k""HIus has PROMISE.
I l1uEacd. cruldn', help IT. Salu"
VA, :" dry Hu, | !HI, unhappy just
nc SAM. .nd "nvr started. just cou"l
E.,.,'"niu.,> "f -" w"rN< hrto-" sin
,,,ii.".
| tod u.r II l;,rh Underwood r,'n
ing hon,c w., he tn. ara hon t'r%
f";'nd IN. ICONS ali unilrN h"ctG~'' !
hau d., Idrd I wori.'in.r Hr mex. ]
toll her ahnu; h"yluS Il d",,s ANA -
kc.tl. because N.gE,r'' l..d toad hiu
& VS. ,>I,'n$iIc. rump' Il uE ~" :" -
Hsr VITA i.;.. 0h.u / ho't.nt new ciuturs.
! ;o,G hcr -, ny wish - ride lnr>"Dy *.
an, AIS r..u~;H h", :,u.I he could Il"
afford =. although Il" WAS paying -"
ho.H .i're Glr:s tsc>.d" giving tHv':
,E,." .,,i.t~.
W,H - h" ytsc,c",,'' Sill" cr.
.,i:r.L 'N"u poor i.,;." k:d' Y"u'v,
hal 4 r".N mr'ry married NJ, haN"nt
y""-"
oh. could ;'l you Of !.t,l" 'ish'N
hc;"r" ~" servants. NUd things ~""
tolls Keith abou, mr--.twl.t> them aw
MY - ;h,; al always n 'E' ~r"h:.
| was Il whole Wees "H.,' before J
wOuld Ipn;oEizr To- SOMETHING | sad
20 Margaret, and ne wouldn't speak
-" IT,. ."n'.rr ;rr"n days. couldI:'t
sand = .,ul l"a.,,r and :" ra," IN
II never would II YOU had stu
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
State Labor Forces MAY
Have Daily Newspaper

Charleston. " "a. Jur:r It.. in ON
pI:drs.c with IN" direction - IN" West
Virginia State Federation ~ Labor at
~ recent rnnv"nt!uH - Huntington. 'h'
executive boar! Of N" stat" t'"'l"r.t.on
ard n" executive board uf districts No.
- and - United Mn" Workers o!
Am RIGA. ,.re working out pans tor IN"
par, nag" "t a plant and IA" publication
~ :, G:,:iy D"wSptp"r ~ Charleston or
e. son" oth"c point N Vest N:rg.n",
Ns s.r'H rs plans ar" completed tho
proposition W.! b" submitted 70 Il rrf"r-
e1dum vote of al unions affiliated 'tnl
rot affiliated with the Vest Virgin"
r.. !.r.tt;'n OF Labor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11

lcf; the position open for Governor f.
r. Morgan to I'LL. The appointment WAS
believed 20 lay between DR.. +. r. Farms
worth. in chIrPe of the venereai branch
OF the state health department.. and DIR.
r c. Rutherford. OF Mingo county. DR..
Farnsworth had the endorsement OF All
the medical associations and organiza-
tions m the state and DR.. Rutherford
had a strong political pull. The dec!-
son would have. been such delicate
matter that Governor Morgan. with the
advice of group OF five politicians. de-
cidcd TO name DR.. Henshaw for the posi-
ton. without consulting medical men
or representatives. OF organizations.
The medical men Of West Virginia.
with possibly q few exceptions resent
the introduction Of politics into mat
tcrs0 concerning the public health and
suspicion that there Is political consid-
Grafton in the naming of the state
health commissioner is likely 10 lessen
the effectiveness Of the work. in the
Judgment Of physicians interviewed.
DR.. 5. L. JepSon. Of Wheeling. was the
last state health. officer n West Viz
rinia
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
PRESIDENT HARDING REPORTED TO HAVE
HIGH OFFICE IN MIND FOR M'DERM0TT

standing enough I" b. knocked OF with
n stick thnt n" WIZ" li"uS" Ia not n
hliSSful iEnOranc" ;lhUrIl how n" W." I
Virginia party, leaders feel. 1t - ais :
known that tlr prrSid"n; has more than
once taken steps u rc!i,N" thn' feeling
ami r"S'nr" harmony. II" has N".il-
,o"r"i "nm" promises hut III" w =
N.rginianS have made no nvertur"s 10
h m nn they rwn hook nor asked FIR
anything fu';h'r from the head of nc
marty and m. administration. NOuc T
their names have appeared on m"
Wh,,r House engagement book tDr
weeks u - iruc Senator Davis Elh ms
has had s'"T"rnl rounds Of golf with II"
president At the lattcr's invitation sim"
The last ihrnwdown az the deiegalI N
whom II asked for the appointment Of
G"nrrr W. McCnni'c :" the circui, cour;
Of appeals bench.
Effort for Harmony.
Since then II is known that two l"t-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11

andnepcndah,e ami
IS less apt 10 z"
wrong than he who
is lmpro.ldent.
II he man who
practices thrift IS
me les, n$k for a
surety company II
is an indication that
thrift: is the most
important element
OF al in the lorna
ton Of a substan-
tial character. 1t
is not that money
itself laid away or
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
TALK
D. ~E0pCE MATTHEW ADAMS
TO BE ONE WITH THE GIANTS
Bv GEORGE MATTHEW ADAMS

One docs not have 10 make great
noise 10 SOW his growth and improve
ment. He may be striving upwar |
in the night" for all that anybody
knows
And il Is not necessary TO borrow In
order to climb. Use what you are ami
have. And keep at the game with whal
you were given when you were paced
gently in your crib You have success
within YOU. Bring Il out In some way
or other.
They say that when you are In Rome.
you must do as the Romans do. There
is 4 great idea back OF this statement.
II you would he Of use and be num-
bered with the giants. you must do ~
the giants did--work and work and
work-all the way
DTinkwat"r. in his play Abraham
Lincoln" says that when we apprecl-
ate greatness. We ourselves arc great.
To get space among the giants We
must somehow learn their stride.
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avenue Of worthy
development. They
are voluntarily ty-
ing mill stones
about their necks.
: ETY. COM
panies prefer risks
on thrifty men and
women, not because
these individuals
may be tundanlcn-
tally more honest
than their thriitlesS
associates, but be
cause the processes
o { extravaganza
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
MODERN FEATURES FOR ALL THE FAMILY

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
Be Careful

am a boy - years old; weight go
rounds height : zee: s inches. have
had 4 20: OF trouble with my hack for
The last two years. II aches terribly. I
took 4 few kidney pills and it took II
rff for a few days nnd then il cam" on
a,:ain VIII tho pills do me any harm"
Thr lain is generally in the middl" Of
mr. back.
Answer You should not take kidney
pills without a doctors advice. You
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
LITTLE TALKS ON THRIFT
byS w STRAUSS President Au<,1oan .Soci<tyJo THRU.

An Official OF a large surety
comp; ny recently stated at
pubic gathering that he man
Hho PRACTICES thrift; Is considered
the best risk OF all BY indemnity
corSancs. In o,h"- words, the
MIN 4 no NavcS IS more rrllahle
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n .Soci<tyJor 7hrV.

thrift. therefore, are not only los
ing the financial values Of these
habits and the insurance against
The possible sufferings OF penury
in the years Of old age or adj
versity. but they are holding
themselves backward along every
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
HABIG TRIES SUICIDE

charles Habig. sentenced TO die in the
electric chair al Columbus Sept 20 for
the murder Of Iatrolman August Dyke
at Cleveland last February attempted
to end hts life by siash!ng the veins
in his arm yesterday morning. iLa5ig
WAS discovered in his cell by deputy
shcrln who had been sent on a tour
@: inspection. He was taken TO the
sick ward in weakened condition. he
drplorcd the fact that he had not
made a good Job OF it," II Is said that
he Will recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11

worried Mother
The doctor says our nelghbors lttle
girl six years has weak lungs and. as
she doesn't go To scn"ol. she spends
about one hour each day at my house
playing with my children. age and
years She Is Il sweet child and l like
her mother and | hate H. say much but
feel afraid my children might con-
trac, the disease, as the doctor said She
had a weak spot in her lungs and she
coughs UP strcaks Of blood in her
Sputum. Would disinfecting the house
with Lysol lie prevention. or is it nee
csSary for IN" to worry. My husband
thinks He real foolish.
Answcr--Sputum from anyone haV-
ing tuberculosis OF the lungs contains
active germs OF that disease. Others
may acquire this disease from assocla-
tirn with 4 person having it unless
great care Is exercised TO cover the
mouth or nose when coughing or sneez-
ing All cloths used for this purpose
should be burned. 4 child thus Attic
ted may be careless, perhaps expectorate
on the floor and so there Is danger for
we'll children is associating with chllH
having tuberculosis. There would be
much less danger out Of the house.
do not think Iysol necessary for disin-
fccting your house but would wash the
foolrs and lower woodwork with hot
water and soda
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
GIVEN JURISDICTION

Washington. Jur" "a --- THrr:'"riL.
courts o. Hawai-: a." GIyen Ju~:s'!t"tI"n
over cases involving >IoL,u"n IF IN"
pr"h:b ti"n at url"r d b:ll prnro.,"! by
the senate today.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
PROMINENT PEOPLE
OF WEST VIRGINIA

Rev. w |. Cantor. pastor Of tho ST.
Haura VI. j.. church. South. nj tiarkS-
burg. had the degree OF Duriur Of D,Hin-
ItN conferred upon him h! MARSHALL
Harvey colicE" at arhuursv,lle re-
Gently.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11

Won don't have to be a millionaire Ia
Ina harpy hut don't imagine that be-
cause somebody Is a millionaire he is
unhappy.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11

All inquiries addressed to Dr.. Huber
in care Of the Health Talks" depart
mrnt will hr answered in these columns
in iheir turn. This requires consider
abiS time. however. owing 10 the great
number received. So IL personal or
quicker reply = desired. "A stamped and
srIf-addrc< SEA envelope must be en-
closed with the question.--The Editor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
The Boy with Another on tho
Handle Bars.

Her. r- What another $40 ! WAS
drIN irS atcn@ N'>i"rih! when Sa" Il
h,, ,,rh ..vnrli"r ~rlall"r b." IN IN"
handle t..~~ N from, 1T M. crossed
c,,r ir;,. -, ,,r tracks =" 49, :" ~"
,h,n ru.t e hat sd - -" road.
slowed I,.at duwu aud | blew -. horn.
,.,L ~,,:.. ,ln ynu tninh hapi"u"i" iuSr
a. .,,,t almost W. 10 THIN -" VIII,
ra>. u .wfU. wnhb," ana they al ~
.,,.,rt ~ my path l0u "Na imagine
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
What Other
Editors Saw


Y Minnesota offiCcho.drr has been
removed because he passed around
cigars on election day. All VINO have
ever brav"ly tried 10 smoke campo Ign
cigars vii! rejoice At thj> salutary ac-
tIon. --Ulucf.eld Telegraph.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11

noted bishop S;tyS there are five
remedies f"r divorce. Tn" arr plenty.
First, don; MARY: second. riay mar
INSTRUMENTATION Now Dominion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11

" l.. Wright. superintendent 81 the
srh,u.S al Huntington. d HN"rcd the adj
dress To thu GRADUATES at III" MorGa e
tuvn high school
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COT T. T. NInsor. Of Huntington. has
been endorsed for III" opcn place on tho
state road comm 'SSiur by ~" Rotary
and KIwan!S clubs ~ :ha' city. which
organizations are nun-parIiSHn Two
members Of the commission have hr,n
r,m"d Trr. T. u. Stephenson and Ma jor
c. r. Fortney.
n l.. Franklin. tho new secretary Of
the Vest VIrrin ~ Federation Cf Labor
come: from Fairmurt. although IL r"S'-
dent Of Huntington until few years
aro vhCr h" located IN Fnirmont He
- barber by trade.
'alor JOHN - Bond. auditor ~ West
NIrrl. n T. F!"4h"r. superintendent
Of tho Industrial School for BnyS at
Iruaty,nUn ILGE" W s. Meredith. Of
Fairmnnt Judge Jam, W Robins n. ~:
ClarkShurg. 4 J. Wilkinson. ~ liant
:nston. and other men NJ rrUininrr""
will participate III a hurl"9qu" inter
literary society contest - commence
m"nt At the Fa,rmru; State Norma!
school.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
| Health Talks
1 By John B. Huber AM,MD \
CRIPPLEs THAT SHOULD NOT BE

Health the chr good bestowed by Heaven but seldom unde'-
Stood lucan
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II Dempsey should lose he would still
have his SIKH as q ship painter. ---Mor-
Gan;uwn Post.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11
BRAIN TESTS
By SAM LLOYD
S Minatsu TO Answer This

Take eternity. add personal pro
noun. Subtract a responsibility. add
falLactous rrhSoner subtract a demand
:or silence and resulting letters Will
spell the name 81 a famous faoulist
Answer 20 Yesterdays Puzxls
Correct time would BE- Indicated ar )
minutes - sill seconds past :.
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should have your doctor make test and
prescribe for you.
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lLtc'S getting tame again, with no
NOR" battles n Silcsia and WrS' Viz
gluIa-- MorEantown New dominion
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-06-11

Tn" Japanese crown prime" has been
quoted as saying that ~ Fixed the nj ed
state. and wished % b." friends. II ali
de?h'!r mostly upon HE Japancse.---
Charleston DAILY Mail.
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Effort for Harmony.

Since then 1t is known that two lrt,
The Washington times., 1921-11-11
PARLEYPER|LED,
BR|TISHFEEt, BY
) ACTION
Dispute Over Handling Of Man
date Regions in Asia Minor
Becomes Acute.

LONDON. Nov. ll.-Unless the
Anglo French dispute over handling OF
inundated regions I'm Asia Minor Is
settled soon the success Of the Wash
ington arms parley will be jeopardizod,
the international News Service learn
from "a nigh authority today.
The dispute is daily becoming more
acute. Following Lord Curzon's stern
note TO France on the administering
Of regions awarded her by the peace
treaties. IL was said today that "either
France must renounce her entente
with Great Britain or faithfully OBJ
serve the covenant OF the League OF
Nations" which requires that nations
holding inundated regions submit all
important moves to the League for APP
provaL Lord Curxon took exception
TO Frances deals with Turkish Nn-
tionalists In Anatolia-
Ii is regarded likely conversations
on the situation will be held at Wash.
ington between Premier BRAND and
British and Italian delegates gathered
mere for the arms barley. Unless there
Is speedy agreement, the British viev
the situation with anxiety. saying II
''menaces the success" OF the Wash
ington arms parley.
The Washington times., 1921-11-11

pass by. Mr. Debs is still philo.
sophical.
When visited here by a representa-
tive OF the international News Sery-
ice his broad smile spread over his
kindly face. and when asked how no
liked the place he said II was lar
the best prison he had ever seen.
"You know l have been In great
many prisons over the country" he
said with a smile. AMI fastened TO
add, though not as an inmate. j
have visited them, for a good many
of my friends have b."I confined.
AS for myself, it Is true tndt /
have been incarcerated in another
penitentiary. and also a few Jails.
but that was something probably
inevitable in my life"
Mr.. Debs is a great favorite at the
prison. Almost every man is bis
friend. and he Is said to never tire
in his efforts to do what he can to-
ward tightening the burdens of fel'
low inmates.
The Washington times., 1921-11-11
ONE MAN ELECTED TO
FILL TWO VACANCIES

BLOOMSBURG. Pa. Nov. 11.-An
Interesting development OF Tuesdays
election WAS the severe contest wagef
for the two-year term for auditor IN
Madison township. where Horace Gel
ser was elected to fill two vacancies
and also was defeated for the office.
No name appeared on the ballot at
the primaries. Democratic friends
wrote the name Horace Geiser on the
ticket. Republican friends wrote II
II. W. Geiser and prohibition friends
wrote II II. Geiser. The result was
that with two TO be elcted. Geiser
was the only nominee. and at the
commits ssioner's office. when the bal
lots were prepared. there was no
knowledge that It was the same man.
so down he went on the ticket as
a different man for each place
Today ne stands defeated as II.
Geiser and elected as II. w. Geiscr
and Horace Geiser. The court will
probably appoint the other auditor.
The Washington times., 1921-11-11
GOWN INSURED
FOR 5 MILLIONS
WORN At BALL
5000 Diamonds and Pearls
Used in Bizarre Attire of
EngIishwoman.

LONDON, Nov. I1.-Mrs. Smith
Riviera as the worlds greatest
spender, last night transformed her
self into the worlds greatest splen-
dor for the Victory ball in Albert
Hall.
Mrs wilkinson blazed her way into
the Prince of Wales box. a literal
walking diamond mine. Attired as
the Queen OF Sheba," she stopped
the proceedings at London's most
famous armistice eve celebration.
The gown was manufactured by q
famous y s:Inaker, and was insured
this afternoon for $4,000. 900. It con.
tains more than $4,000 diamonds and
pearls. She wore a cuirass OF dia-
monds over n skirt OF silver lace
embroidered in pearls.
Her shoes were Of silver cloth, with
high Louis XIV heels. covered with
tiny yellow diamonds.
The most startling feature OF the
whole bizarre costume was the head
dress, which was thirty-six inches
high. II was a loose cap laced with
with three ropes OF won
derful pearls Of graduated length
draped from the ends of the cap at
the ears and falling below the chin.
From the top of the diamond cap
stood three white peacock feathers
studded with diamonds. These were
guarded on either side by wonderful
birds Of paradise.
"It is the worlds most wonderful
dress" declared Revills to Universal
Service tonight. THE like Of 1t was
never seen before"