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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20
CHIEF AND OTHER
OFFICERS TESTIFY

rnrrr"Iu rrou rADg psr
"uunu-. U. lI.E. uN uuuI iu'
lr,k aul returned 20 tu, station.
Iufrr h, returned tu 'hc ,rurthoua.
and found iu. crowd lu'I,3H.d 'u
uvDr "a fhUuHtud Du returning 80
the station tho ,h.'f said reports had
como lu OF armed negroes af Second
and Cinciuuau. llr icr3n'I that B."
nrdcrcd'Iec Wiikors"u To- proceed T."
ihu point pi,hius up amy other a..
fiDDt uu th, wny NhuuI 'Nis Nuo
D. w. Luppuu. local attorney trId
IA" ,hiyt lh1' b, had hoard ~ tho
blacks gathering iu their section "r
tho city Tho ohiof testified that
EoppUu too knG officer with him
and started for rho negro i|Nri,t.
bisnrm tour Negroes.
Tho chief ana Blaine then started
for tho courthouse. ana Ht Third and
HOuldcr overlook four negroes. tWo
u whom wore arucl. Those two
were diurmcd ana the quartet or
dUrcd home. Uhcy started In that
dircctiou, tho chi'f s1il
A. the courthouse a crowd Of
900 whites had gathered and about
60 armed negroes w'r" ON tho west
sidr of the courthouse. Gustafsou
said he and blaine disarmod one
and turned the gun over TO tn" shcr-
lII. l' illIfl anu lFlN nv lll'Il 'l'
cldcd II would be practically suicide
10 attempt TO disarm the blacks uu-
l,as thoy wcrc scattered. Gustaf-
son qald nc devoted his time 10 talk -
ing 10 the negroes and attempting
tu p"t them To- ioavc.
shortly Hftcrward Gustlfson re.
turned to tho station and told tho
captain In charge to call out every
man and send them to the court
house. About this time Kopplin re-
ported that ne had got within a
block of the main street OF the no
gro section and that hundreds were
IN arms soon after this the firing
occurred at the courthouse.
Gustn fson said he conferred with
Addison scvCrnl times during IN"
night and finally called on the local
national guard. The chief said that
he worked all that night, the next
day and most OF the next night be
fore gotting any sleep. His de-
scriptiun of the scenes during the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20
KING RUM UPSETS
PLANS OF SENATE
Solons Can't Adjourn as
Result of "Old John
Barleycorn'

,,.,,,,,s.y.r,.>. ,... 60 .,f,
''''
John hHfl'y'"Ih having "h'Np''
edly upset tho renewed efforts of
s,patc l,,l.i. fur a wImucr nl
... 49,. ...,. ..,.,...
I'"'
day win tho ''Hh'1'ih'I"n oi th'
Norrla VIII, 10 create "A 100000. 900
fedcroI corporailor 10 nn,ur. ngri.
-. ..
'''' az WV
y hldI'uN IN'N1'd 'NHIIII'n h'
tween the senatorial 'hsfI'ut'I'a'
hoc supporting 'h' E"iI' h't
ana senators opposing 'h" huli-h''i
hi'l was Iait'N l'ap"u''hIo Tor ih.
Legislative ''lI'N'h h''nH '"iH'd
topsy turNN
By Young WIN inc ayr, ,nihi''
fenht"rs y. inlf' 'h' N''I'N hi.' iN'
'unIlnI'h'd hh''n'Ht ava IN'I'
sId"uh' ing Ind'I i.I''lN 'h' '"h''-
ne"r b'iL i"' We, 'r''''i'
dimm'd ih" i''IN'" h'p' '"I an
adjournment 'Iy F'hl''Ih '""u
tered 10y serving h"'i'" ih'' WOMB
not agree 10 Ah Adjournment uH'"
th' dhi'-b''r hlII Ia h'i'd upon
fInaIIN'
Ih' "'t H'n"' '"l' ''' '''' 'n't
oven inc ""-'h''u TURNER'S 't,'",
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20

IT'S Easy NOU tO Curt
Hair to Stay CMied

70 curl no hnir 20 stay curIrd moth.
Ing equals the simple sImcrino method
n q lfue uGuli slimorir" be applied win
a. clean tooth brush before doing up tho
hHIr tho lovIIp.' wpyv effect imaginable
viii be Iu evidence in three hours. and tina
VIII last . long time, regardless ~ tenn.
pcraturr or humidity
THIS hHruI,Hs Wrih"i Il not 20 Do
bot IRON because. instead ~ iniurng ths
hair. 10 o. r,s1Iy beneficial foN
ounces - liquid rlIwrrlu". which may
o." procured at any aruF store. viii East
f1r months The best way Iv 20 divide o..
hat into strands nud molt'"u each OF
them from root 20 fp. The curlines.
viii look perfectly natural and the
hair viii be- beautifully glossy vet With.
out thu least grcas.ncss OF sickness. .--
Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20

and temper when we tell you
that Prince Albert can't bite,
can't parch! Our exclusive
patented process fixes that!
Prince Albert is a revelation
in a makin's cigarette! My,
but how that delightful flavor
makes a dent! And, how it
does answer that harkering!
Prince Albert rolls easy and
stays put because it is crimp
cut. And, say-oh, go on and
get the papers or a pipe! Do
it right now!
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20

the day, described the scenes on the
night of the riot and the part he
took in attempting to prevent any
trouble lie gave practically the
same testimony "a that given by
Gustafson and Blaine.
He was asked on cro@-exa nina
tion IL he heard Gustafson give any
orders 20 the 400 specially commits
stoned officers on the night OF the
riot.
Veg" he said. II neard him toll
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20

searching the houses for negroes.
All blacks were sent to Convention
hall, he SAID Anderson denied that
there was any burning or looting
while he was IN that section OF the
city.
Major Byron Kirkpatrick. tho next
Witness. testified Of the activities OF
the national guard, before and after
martial law was declared. He said
that chief Gustafson was about, the
busiest man he ever saw.
j. W. Patton. tho last witness uf
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20
Cancel Cabinet Meet
For Macy Activities

WASHINGTON, July l9.-rrcsl-
dent Harding today cancelled his
regular cabinet meeting because
Secretary of the Navy Dcnby and
other cabinet members were plan
ming to leave here before noon on
the l.. s. S. Henderson To witness
tho aerial bombing of the sX-Gor-
man battlcship Ostfriesland off the
Virginia Capos.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20
Beaut y-Hint t
F or To-day

Uotorc going out cleanse the skin with
Iiska cleansing cream then apply Der
willo and you will have com pleNion Hs
beautiful as rose This combination
hoautifes when everything else fails
over 500 900 discriminating girls and
get your money At toilet counters
everywhere --- Advt.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20

testified that he knew nothing Of the
riot until about 8 O'Clock the next
morning He Immediately reported
20 police headquarters and was as-
signed 10 a ear which was patroling
tho north section OF town At tho
rogue" OF the chief. he said he an
sworcd u oill mat woman had
been shot on the north side. He
testified that be- arrived there Just
o. few minute after she had been
takon to the hospital
Negroes Taken From Homes.
Anderson accompanied . number
of national Ruardsmcn into tho ne
gro district when a white flag was
shown. lln said that he assisted in
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20

Prince Albert IL soid IN
foppy red bags, tidy red
finS, hGndSoms pound
and halt pound tn hu.
HIdorS and "a the pound
crystal glass humidor
uith sponge uiOiStsncT
top that hcspS the to
bGccO IN such perfect
condition.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20

them TO above all things koe, 49,,
heads disarm everyone po.s.b,o 'neh
do thcir hcs: TO prevent ,r1ubi. sana
on direct examination hr ,va,,
ed II he heard the chief give 80, ~
10 XIII negroes or burn their bovh
He replied in the ncE.tIy. Wui.N Wt.N
asked II he set fire o. l.. t""neN
or did any lQoting he snoDs his .bbi'e' bl's'
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20

Robert 4. McBIru,v
Funeral Director 81 T. Nat.
Phone Osagc 1866 a..
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-07-20
Buy a pipe-and some P. A.
Get the JOY that's due you!

We print it right here that
if you don't know the "feel"
and the friendship of a joy'us
jimmy pipe-GO GET ONE!
And-get some Prince Albert
and bang a howdy-do OH the
big smoke-gong!
For, Prince Albert's quality
observation-disclosures
is in a class of its own! You
never tasted such tobacco!
Why figure out what it
alone means to your tongue
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-22
SCHOOL BOY BADLY
INJURED BY FALL

lsernard Groengold. l0-year-old son
OF a Grecngold. 80 West street is IN a
critical condition at Emergency Hos
piial as the result OF IN accident that
occurred at The city public school on
Green street Thursday Ho is suffer
ing Of brain coneussion and prob.
able fracture of the skull
The lad is said 10 have been stand
ing ON the rear porch OF the school
h6ii linz. and turned To Wave his hand
II one of the teachers who VAS pass
ng some distance away L is sup
poscu that he lost his footing and fell
10 4 concrete pavement. eight feet be-
low Ills face and head struck vio-
lahtly Tie body wss picked up n an
UNCONSCIOUS condition and hurried 70
tie hospital Al first the attending
physieians We're puzzled aS 10 he ex-
tent of his injuries His condition TO-
day IS reported as improved
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-22
GOVERNOR DECLINES
ANTISALOON INVITATION

Governor 9nchie HIS declinad iii
tuylJaii6n ol the Anasaleon League to
be present us guest a! hdnar at II
meeting tomorrow at he Lyrif. Bal
timore, The Governor letter q pr
Gsoise " Crabhc saperiaieaden p,
the Antisaloon Leagtle 81 Maryland.
says that other nsagenenfs prevent
i, acceptance
The Governors letter 70 III Gfshnl
folloWs
Il oeg to ae1nQwledge Your faYor of
January is. inviting ale. 10 the annual
meeting OF the Antisaloon League 81
Maryland 10 be held At tie Lyric On
sunday afternoon January q - hal
.lt il not possible for me 10 attend ne
meeting
This year as last vas giai a
praclaim l.;4s anl Or.ler sl.l.d9y
Good citizens eslnot laii g yieW viii
concern any evidences of unrest ana
disorder. as Well as any evidences o
impaired respect for law and consti.
tuted authority Il is most appro
pirate that . day he SCI aside foi
thought upon this suhjeet
81 nofe sae statement ii1 YanF letiel
al the leagues support Of The pUile,
Of the government as provided in th'
Eighteenth Amendment of tf. on
stitutol The Eighteenth Amend
naat to The consi ution of The linitei
I states has become part OF tie prgani
Law Of the land Its enforcement ean
no; rest upon the question Of i
necessity or expediency. and il mus
be given the same respect as an
other part Of the Constitution
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-22
REV. A.E.. OWENS HEADS
Co SUNDAY SCHOOLS
Annual Convention Held Yester-
day In Maryland Avenue
NJ. E. Church
STATE sUP'T SPEAKS

The annual convention uf the sun
aay school Association of Anne Arun-
dol county was held yesterday III The
Mar land Avenue Methodist Episcopal
Church. sessions being held in the
morning, afternoon and evening Of
fieers for the year were elected. and
plans for campaign for increased
III .aUersilip in the State 6 large. and
particularly Baltimore city we're
told Of
state Superintendent 4 s Brown
addressed the convention On the gen-
oral work iii the State He said the
state sunday Schoul Association
meeting at Frederick not only had =
superb program, but 4 banner crowd
I.u25 delegates attending New York
state convention enrolled lo40 AT rs
meeting last fall Mr Brown is ar
Ringing for 1000 delegates al The cons
soation a. Baltimore next fail
\ rampaign i on in Baltimore for
10000 new members in the SUNDAY
Schools this winter
Tie following officers were chosen
f0r he county association
President Rev. 4 Il, OWeas. Anna
polls; vice president. Joseph Fowler
Camp Parole. secretary Dr 81 =
Persons. Linlhicum Iieights, treas-
nrer 4 Ashby Duyall Camp Parole.
superintendent Of adult department
: E p;Tdee LintAicum IUights: SUP
er:ntenaent OF young peopte'a depart
ment. Miss Lena Proutt. Of Friend
snip. superintendent of teacher train
.lig. Rev. T. Il Spencer Of Annapolis
Tbs afternoon meeting was address
ed by Rev ] ] Rives. of Roanoke.
VI: DR. Persons and pr Wolif IN.
the evening Dr Edward y stone, Of
Baltimore. who has the largest adult
class in he State, spoke on The
Cutters
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-22
DR.. kRUG RESIGNS
AS SCHOOL HEAD
st. John Graduate, Well known
Here. Regarded AS Dis
qualified Socially

Ilr AndreN II Krna wsll ks1N IN
annapolis, hay;ns lived here seYersal
wears While a student III St Iohn's
college from winch inanution iie
vas graduated III tae elass ~ 1901
has resigned tie prin ipalsiip ~ tae
Eastern High seA,ol far Girls ii Bal-
iilnore Ills III snalion WIlira was
accepted Immediately bt lIle school
Beard. MAS suggested IL ilr krug q
lew days age ts School SltperIGt nd
ent Henry S We@i Tht suescsUan
Nas lilade because ~ receHiA dis
eoyered so.a ,lstn4iiic,st of
1r krQg fer tle position % which he
was appointed q inoHth ago
Members 81 tllt aeaool Board fol-
LOVING the meeting. refused 81 conl-
ment on The resignation IiIe4 itfer-
red all inquiries q ar krug t9i ln-
swer superintendent Mest was slnai-
larly rtticent NIl ot the members
and Superintendent Me however,
ltt il be known that no ehargs re
ileeiing on The personal character 81
hr krug hul been made
i@r Ilrue lad been 4 teacher Il the
eia College fur I. tcais before Iis
promotion
4 Is frlt ie school authorities thM
lAeh III liirinontou domestic rsla
sons Particularly the avihe apail nl
/ husband ami wife i I, socis dis
qualification" Tor Z rlth member of
tie facultN oi i girls high #hoal
ahen ~ irug WAS appoiat, CO
ilte Eastern Iiish School printipafsRip
on December aa3 neither he Sraoos
hoard nor Superintendent West lasea
III llis social Sanali.ieatoil
iJr klug issued i siate4neni iH
Nj, i .1ons ot.ler fliine h ara!
Ny Wifes onduel mttl Iile iii
happy for ue bolh li, u the ti4pe
lpr ,.e9trtion | made strens ctio sa
secure her happiness lmt could esf
litlis response Tie dual lie IS eaal
men to nanv pepla today Blf be-
nexe v,ly genuinely that tncy mas he
cured ~ The spfritdal principle uf
conversion II MS Wife however. ~
round 70 be hopelessip ahnormal i
ain snrt society aofs moi expect nt
ID lixe With hts
trust tliat tie laeulty of tilt
school viii make clear q tho stnda
thai ns moral coiidnc h.ts been IN
righ. hat niy vile deserted ne Of
hti own FoliiiolG and that | aid no.
t'ink my domestic ffItntms would
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-22
DEFENSE LECTURE
ENTHUSES WOMEN
Many Heard w E. Longfellow' 5
Lecture Last Night On Meth
DDS OF Meeting Attack

The old Senate Chamber al the
State House was filled last night By
4 highly interested audience who lis
tened TO Field Agent " +. Longfel
low lecture on methods or self de-
fensc in ease OF sudden attack
Mr.. Longfellow. who is one Of the
Aalional Red Cross Field Agents. has
heen holding a class iii life saving
methods Al the Naval Academy. Last
nights class was held under the aus
piees Of the local Red Cross Society.
~ which Mrs John e. Craven is the
chairman. The lecturer spoke Of the
three types Of thugs The gun-man.
lie knife-man. ana the man who used
his fists, SAYING that they never var
led III their choice OF weapons as they
.lrc always men with minds that work
along one track only He showed
methods OF catching pistol held in
three differen positions and turning
81 against ones assaiiant he also
fought a certain amount Of Jiu jitsu
md pointed out some common sense.
SAYS Of taking advantage of ones
adversary
Mr. Longfellow had Lieutenant
Commander Weems as his assistant.
Ealing 4 slim young woman from the
audience. he showed her how 10 lift
and carry a person much heavier than
her 70 Tie astonishment Of the audi
4.ncc this Young woman. By using the
lecturers methods. not only lifted
Lieutenant Commander Weems. a for
mer heavy weight wrestler II the
Navai Academy hui carried him
acress the room ON her back The
audience Was very enthusiastic and
expressed strong desire to have fur
lher instruction aiong these lines,
Mrs Craven hopes TO he able To-
arrange for another class before Mr
I.ongfellow leaves. and II there is suf-
beient interest To warrant II other
classes viii be formed later under
some Of Mr Longfellow's Naval Acad-
emy pupils
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-22
NAVY MERMIsN MAY
SMASH RECORDS TO-DAY

sp9 ID 4 t.a~lsalnal aslts
Sinclair af WASHINGTON t.sll cut sex
e;.il seconds from l.le iafels oIle}sil
recor.l for ille 200 lll 80 lar,l swim
every Dree4aiion Na aken So hat
records made III lhe swim against
lle University af f'enHs yiyaAia toda,s
mill he oiilriaflA r,lagnixel Sinelisif
hest iii lee2id seven and we
Stills Seconds la Satari.iy hu The
{afs Mas four sanr % 70 yards
iii reaatll thai aai4ie tle Whole
a9llse ~ inches hort Coach Or
.ltnd lnls beer ill communication With
Chairman Lou i1c3 Iandleg of tIfe
rs4ords committee Of the lntcrcelieg-
iafe SWIaiMpg ociatiop and has
followed his Suggestions ds % dis
tanees ana oiIleials The eoursa will
.be marked a3f down the leDgth q the
pool and ille ln't accurate uteans
.takea If insnrins tllaf the distances
4ife correct
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-22
TO PREVENT FORGING
WET" PRESCRIPTIONS

Not single fraudulent physician $
prescription for liquor has shown up
iii this Office !"
This declaration was made yester-
day rs Richard $ Dodsen, Prohibition
nree;er.
II have heard he said. that tfaud-
ulent prescriptions have been worked
on ii other cities. but up 70 date no
thlng 81 The kind has been discovered
ii my ofiice
rha Government / understand. is
SONG to make some change in the
form Of the prescription blanks now
81 use. with he sier- 10 preventing
;he.n being forged THESE blanks
however. will not reach my office until
some time in March
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-22
GAVE WRONG NAME
TO THE POLICE

In yesterdays Capital appeared
story concerning the arrest OF
Martha Jennings for the larceny Of
i SILK dress. Il develops That the
name of the eolored girl arrested for
the offense was Matte Bailey. but that
she gave the wrong name 70 the police
when she was brought 70 trial
Another error 10 which attention has
been called is the statement IN Thurs
DAYS issue that Marcellus Colbert.
colored. was nee a slave 4 son of
,he deceased states that his rather.
though 81 years old was never q
slave
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-22
BOSTON COLLEGE TO
MEET NAVY ON TRACK

The suggestion OF Boston College
TIA, it's track team fill the dates with
he Naval academy and University Of
Virginia that were left open after
cancellation of proposed meetings
NTH Harvard because the Sfln' Son
team in> >luded negro members mas
heen accepted by the Naval Academy
Tie Navy management sent pro-
pesa 10 The Boston College officials
containing terms for meet on April
- Negotiations With Virginia are
till pending
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-22
DANIELS WOULD SAVE
GREAT LAKES SCHOOL

Seerciars Of the Navl Daniels told
- II Merrick. Of chicago, aili g
comniitee from ilie MISSISSIPPI Val
lex Association shal he would TO
gard the closins Of the Great Lakes
Naval Training station As 81 nafots.
AZ a tr0phe
'fie delegation called s. tile secrr
q nrse thai he ie 81! II Ets
~ scr 70 prevent such siaSning o. "
h4val appropl ltiop as would CONT !
.a9aSi IL of tle Great Lakes Staiisl
Ais 9anieis ,a 4 be knew of he fed
.t neh an outcome but hat AS ~
iieari Ms ii saving the station, and
3liat hp did nat helieye Congress
would permii i
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-22
BERNARD ENGELKE
GRANTED DIVORCE

Bernard ]. Engelke, Of Eastpoit. has
been granted an absolute divorce from
his wife, Margaret Lillian Eng alike,
by the Circuit Cour, for Anne Arun-
del county on The grounds Of abandon
ment for more than three wears. He
was also awarded the custody q the
only child Of the marriage. Berniee
age four years.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-22
co TO CHURCH SUNDAY
TIE CHt RC HES tlF .NN.tPOLIS
INNITF AF6li


The objeci Of lie Campaign Is to
emphasize the church life OF The eola-
.muility while the neW year il yet
young Members Of the various
churches are being urged ~ nyte
Aeir friends to church and laen ives
81 attend tie services as regularly as,
possible
Eifors Mil u made 10 giye hearty
Welcome TO newcomers and g 70 after
the strangers in the eity Il viii take
j week or We for he ssNeral churches
AZ perfect then pfoErans and gel
Their plans II Working orier III the
meantime tl.e ministers naile ii y
general invitation 70 the public 10 ~
tend chnrell tomorrow somewhere III
the eitS
The churches represented IL tbs
i mon ara ST Anne's Episcopal
First Methodist F'irSi presby byleriap.
Trinity Methodist South College Ave-
.nle Baptist 81 Martins I.utherall
MARYLAND Avenue Methodist Fastport
Baptist Passport Metlindist and West
Nnnapolis churches
CONTINUED on Pase ~
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-22
DANIELS TO ADDRESS
MIDSHIPMEN's Y. nj. C. A

Secretary Of The Navy Daniels is
coming u Annapolis IN Saturday neSt
aud that visit proDabiy' viii be his lasE
during his incumbency IN the Wilson
Cabinel The purpose Of his visi,
vii be TO address the Young Mems
Christian Association of the Naval
Academy
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1921-01-22
St. Anne's Church

The rector Will present TO the con-
: gresation tomorrow morning at ne Il
O'clock service some facts Of great IN
terest 3nearning the work sf me
parish ii ls-a and plans for the near
tEtare
The Nestrz will NEE immediately
fs.,, li4s service
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15

finish for the collar. The introduction of dainty vestee of lace and lQ1a- row velvet ribbon laced across tla front are the means by which tho bodice rivals the tunic.
 A dark and light color are used .o make the sprightly dress at the right. and ribbon plays star role In its composition. Taffeta ribbon with a fancy edge makes the side plaitings that are emphasized on the tunie by placing them on a lght-colored back ground, which might be of crepe de chine. The slip-on bodice, with double frill of plaited ribbon about the waist. has short sleeves heightened by means of the plaited ribbon and finished with tie of narrow ribbon. The same ribbon forms a girdle with a half wreath of little blossoms set across the front. Nothing more original or prettier has made its appearance so far than this useful frock, but it has many competitors in spring that is rich in it's variety of attractive taf< fetas.
The Holbrook news., 1921-04-15

Y T SEEMS that this spring has fav- | ored us with a greater wealth of beautiful millinery than can be re called for many years. So many new materials have been added to those that have been long established as be longing to headwear, that there is an intending variety in the displays: lines are graceful, colors pleasing. One makes a little journey in quest of new hats with a disposition to buy more than are needed. for they are as nlluFing as fairy tales that never grow tiresome, with new and unex- pected chapters added to those we are already devoted to. It is consoling to reflect that prices are not quite so high ns they were a year ago-but they are still high enough, and this is no fairy tale Materials and other costs of production have not yet reached a pre-war level, but they are settling.
 In the meantime whatever else fate may deny 'her, every woman is en- titled to a new spring hat. She will find among the displays a few at least and perhaps many, that enhance her good looks, for there are shapes for every face and type and colors that are subtly f1attering. It is worth while to look carefully for them.
 4 group of summer hats is shown here in shapes that have proved very generally becoming. At the top a round-crowned. rolling brimmed straw