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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04
McKEILAH RENONnNATED


4 NASHVILLE. Tenn. Aug 3.-(By
"a PD-On the face or incomplete
and officials returns received here in
the statewide primary. the Nash
filIe Tenuesseean. which has sup
ported Capt. Gus r. Fitzhugh in
the democratic senatorial campaign,
at ~ o'clock conceded the reno
-anInation Of SEN Kenneth -. Ne
Kerar.
Rep Finis j. Garrett minority
header i'm the house OF represent
atives. was leading his opponent w.
w Craig by 2.379 votes fin the con-
test for the democratic primary no.
mination on the face Of partial re-
turns received by the Memphis
News Scimiter from six Of the nine
..counties n the ninth Tennessee con
gressional district. Returns re-
ceived up TO $50 o'clock tonight
gave Garrett 7.O73: Craig 4694
81 Despite the fact that he died yes
terday former Congressman Lemuel
!. p Padgett Of Columbia. hae been
renominatcd for congress from the
seventh congressional district He
has defeated his cmopetitor william
g.. Salmon. also Of Columbia bv
a majority Of between 1000 and
500 votes. according to- incomplete
and unofficial returns.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04

While men see that thlnss are no.
what they should be- there IS often
the readiness 20 Iet all 40 by with
.the placing of blame upon other peo-
pies shou ders.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04

The boundary of man IS modera-
ton When once we pass ynat pale
our guardian angel quits his charge
Of us.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04
Plan a.nnn - Rnsses-

No liberal mar would impute a
charge OF unsteadiness 10 another for
having changed his opinion
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04

whate'er he suffers. has a child 70
love.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04

The roadbed Of the Niagara
Gorge raj way - 70 be made a pub-
.l.c highway for automobiles and
other vehicles
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04

An deal lover IS one who can
succeed IN convincing a slrl CT lot
az things that she doesn't really. be-
iieve
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04

our doubts are traitors and make
rs lose the good we OF rlrht w.a
D. fearing 20 attempt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04

Poetry. like the fab.ed plans OF
-aptiqgity, pyri1es and hriEhtens the
vision Of the understanding
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04

= c. Williams Violin shop has
moved from 235 s. Michigan 90
11Cfz p. Monroe St-adv. 2ilf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04


-~----~------------------- ------s----.--
eraole 20 MIN. Attention was di-
4ected TO the fact that severa.
thousand national guardsmen are on
strlke duty away from home and
shat this probably would be a fac
Tor ln Increasing the absentee vote.
Brewster Wins
r. r. Brewster OF Kansas City.
Supported by the regular republican
freaniza ton has won the republican
) domination for the United states
Senate. with more than three
fourlhs OF the state ln. Including
3he complete vote from The city OF
g. Louis. where William Sacks
d oiled an enormous vote. Mr..
Brewster IS leading hy more than
Ia.o0o votes Three progressive
candidates poIled more than $1,000
totes but &c was split among them.
OF four women seeking congress
sonal nominations. Mrs ST Clair
Moss presdent-emer!tua OF Christ
Fan college. Columbia, was the only
v.ctor She defeated two male OPP
.ponents for the democratic nomi-
.hation in the eighth district. Mrs
Moss is an ardent proh.bitionist,
Rnd has been active in suffrage
movem euts for q number OF years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04

Books are men Of higher stature
and the only men that speak aloud
for future times % hear.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04

XIII the weeds when the weeds are
young.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04

In TOO much dispute truth is lost.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04

NEW YORk-Since Gene sara
zen. former New York caddy won
the National open championship.
the West Chester Biitmore club is
swamped with youngsters wanting
TO carry the bags
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04
EFFORTS At
ST4NDSTILL NOW
N CHICAGO STRIKE

Continued from rage onel
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04

XVTHEN each Of begs girl marry
w Of the most will
ehoOe-h certainly is perpexing enough
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04

A mans good-breadins is the best
security against another's bad man
nerS
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04
EXECUTIVES SAY
STRIKE STAND
Is UNCHANGED
Southern Railway, However,
Invites Men Back on Hard
ing-Plan Basis.

CONTINUED from rage one)
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04
Premier PLAYS Trump.

Meanwhile { n premier "a
played another trump card. His op-
portunitv came thrcuen the trlding
matte q a picture rCstal
Cachin and Naillant-Couturier
had seized upon the postal card.
which nottraycd Tc4Hcare and Ny
ron r Herrick UG,ted States Am
bassador 20 France. at the cere-
mony OF presentation Of the United
States Congressional Medal 10 the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-08-04

Beginning Friday morning $50 stock of Womens
and Chdren Bathing Suits goes Sale reduction of $50.
There still plenty of swimming days left this
your buying Suit these very low prices would pay
you purchase of these
Sale second floor and the remarkable price reductions
have made the stock will rapidly be reduced limited choice
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
81 Candidates for
Degrees on June y
At the University

on June Z, thiriy-one candidates
viii receive their diplomas and de-
grccs from the University % New
Mexico. Il was announced ycst.r-
day The commencement exercises
will be- held on that day follow
ing the CLOSING Of courses at the
university on June 3.
The tist of candidates for de-
grces follows: Robert James Al
bers. Katherine 0oldthorpe Angle.
Charlie Scott Caldwell Thomas
Vincent Colkins. Eleanor cameron.
Nora Farley Dixon, Iiahart NJ.
Fertsch, Half Fisher Gould. Agnes
blanche Guloy. Ralph Octevio Her
nandcz. Robert West Hopewcil
Douglna Fabar Howdcn, Edward
william Ilghton. Norman Dwight
Wayne. Marian Katherine Me
bowel. Edith Rosrna Moshsr,
Paul Phillips MoEiey frank
Hunter Ncher, Frances Chsppeil
Ogg. Aurelin Marie Osgna. Ton
chlta pcrex. Mary Kathleen sands,
Helen barrow s~cruggs. lrnathnn
sharp. Wilma Dot snyder Dorothy
Stephenson. E.stelic Weiscnhach,
George Waiter white, irene Boa
,rice Wicklund. Ciyda Wilson. ruth
May zimmerman.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
State and Capital News
Roswell AID Club
Observing Better
Advertising Week

ROSWELL. n NJ. MAY e.-The
Roswcll Advertising club will oh.
serve Better Advertising Week %
May y Ia - Al the regular meet.
Ing the the club. Wednesday noon.
each member Will have at least
me rugst. ID" idea being to veil
10 nF many merchants a. posnibio
who arr not members OF the club
he Idea Of the value Of advertise
Ing In general and better advertise
ing la particular ON Tuesday
cnrh member OF the club Will de-
vote his space IN thr newspapers to
a ~dlacusHipn OF why 1 Advertise. "
\ determined effort viii be made
throughout the week by each
mcmbef TO Improve The qualify 81
his newspaper advertisements.
special emphnsis b. also botng
ifid this week on tho importance
81 Attending the annual convention
~ the Associated Advertising clubs
Of the World at Milwaukee in June.
-Four mombcrs or the Roswell club
have already signified their inten-
tiun ~ attending the convention.
Rnswcll has been represented at
the annual convention each year
since the formation u the Adyor-
tisinE club IN 1915.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
Building Is Active
In Mountainair Now
tsprclaI 10 The IIcrnIdl

MDUNTAtNAII. y. NJ. May -
SlN buildings are rev la the process
Of consfruction at M~ountalnulr.
and Indication ~ good Tor 81
steady continuation ~ building np-
efntiUns. Tho addition 20 the
building back OF the port officr 30
being finished Tho .Iuau Tuhot
building o. about completed. ~ Tar
AZ the mnaona' work r. concerned,
but some, carpc1i punG WORT re-
hsalur 20 ife sfont.
Tho roof win aoon he put on
the Blliingsloy ropming house. ihe
walls 81 which have been built
Humphrry and Fulton are build
ins an adobe office hulldfng and
uarehous.s nsst to the ruilrt.id
trackr. The Mountulnalr Mercau-
tile cOmpluy have changed their
plans which called for . rs foot hy
100 foqt building and warehouse,
to plans SLING Tor % buiidinp 80
feet iy 100 feet.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
keral Services
or Roswell Cadet
/ Held at Clovis

fSpccinl To The HcrnIdD
WIS y NJ. May D.. unoral
es FOR Geo Elliott. who was
'ver by an army truck about
eight miles from boswell
day and instantly Killed. were
hers Yesterday at the Pres
Ian mansc al at80 y. m The
Ted Hpllifeld Of Canyon.
oflciatod. Music was
Prod by Mesdamcs Hockenhull.
Pn, Hotnnclh. Miss Opar and
~. Swartz and McMnlen.
orge Elliot was the oldest son
Nv W NJ Elliott pastor of The
church 90 C9nxIs and
4 have Lcen tvfnty -sne sars
juno Al the time Of hi
n be was n student al 1.-THE New
60 Military Institute at Hos-
Land with the other cadets Of
@chool wns on route to "a three
camp at pinclodgo. seventy
Hsnt MQKwelliu Whqe ReiHg
bf the tr0ck Elliott IN trying
et on again lost his footing and
elnder the truck and the front
ian over the length Of his
\ fithcr bfsufrt tx BODY 10
Il Monday morning The family
today with the body fer Fort
IN Texas. whore the remains
BE- Inferred. BeHaes his
sr. two brothers w Marion.
and John Franklin, survive the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09

~ dramatic Entertainment.
whether on the spoken stage or
on the motion picture screen. Tho
story and production become dis
nnciivc. however. when the "ul-
angle quickly changes to a
quartet" and "a new slant de-
velops In making q hero u u char
acter who. In the earlier scenes.
might be conpidercd ~ being en-
titled to an the hard luck which
might bcfali him.
While the role assigned TO Ar.
Tcurlc iH the star role. analSalf
seems 10 fhow that the character
i2aiion 81 greatest Interest u that
given BY Florence billings who APP
pears ~ the woman IN the original
irinngle.
Florence Bning T. unnsppny
mnrricd without the dealgn
which might he accredited 70 n
'vamp. or m immoral woman
lhc tnrna 10 Conway Tcarle for
Sympathy wrh his eyes wide
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
NOR URGES
|ERvANCE OF
MOTHERS DAY
bates Sunday for
lin Which to Be-
stow Honor
Lrclnl To- The urraial

lrrlai To The HrrnidD
"a FE. Mag s-Gov. NJ G.
n In = PROCLAMATION issued
Psks Off q state wide ohssr-
Ff Mother day next sun.
a. proclamation follows
Observance 90 Mother
Hast becoming an annual
throughout the various
Y The ldrn bchind ID. need
say. u q good one, NJ Il
lhoVpi to mothers and graft
NJ the sacrifice made hy
Good mothers mean good
and good homes mean a
piinl high minded citizen
\ well. thyreforc. that a busy
anity. state and nation set
. day on which tributes of
.n aud esteem may be be-
upon the mother. who
NO much not ony TO the In
hl citizen but 20 an cntire
Now therefore. I. Aicr-
Merpam. governor III the
of Now Mexico. do hereby
ste sunday May fourcenth.
NJ Mothci day In the ~tate
W Mexico. and respectfully
that the day bee oh
by attesting In ways which
tppeall 20 the individual. or
I groiir The love ana graft
hat each must feel for his
r."
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09

was filmed, prsotla Dean por-
trays the character.
How many women wousc DFave
the dnnErrs 81 q trip through the
hlrren spaces 81 the T~rnnsvaai.
alone anu unncquHinled with the
nature of the country und ~ peo-
pie7 Lady "Nlv" does ~ for thu
snkc of looking up the land which
represents the only wealth she
~possesset. and which EVERY ore
says Isn't worth the paper on
which the deed - printed
An Independent spirit In n W.
man j. one thinE mcn always adj
rfirc until they get better ac-
uuaintrd with Il. Hut IL can lead
10 happiness Tor the woman who
hns an indpnitable spirit IL same
tnei fhe more easily dominatcd
by SHE right man.
The right mnn In Wild
Honey iF inlpprHpnated ~ robert
l.llia. Noah and Wallace Beery
unnr the chief roles o. villoinish'
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
Gallup Miner
Sues Gen. Brown and
Mine Superintendent


SANTA FE. May g--Suit wnf
filed In the United states district
court yesterday by II. j. Me-
Daniel, a miner at Mnntmorr. who
alleged Adj. den, Henry Rolfe
Brown and George MikSch. super
intcndsnt Of the pcfiaSce Coal
company, and "a deputy sheriff.
cpnspired 10 deprive him OF on
Htitutioual ana LEGAL rights. that
the state Of New Mexico ~ repre-
aentcd by Brown deprived him OF
his property without due process
Of law and denied him equal pro-
lection under the lnws.
Plaintiff further alleged Miksch
and a state trooper under orders
% brown entered his house Aprii
10 and fearchcd " and he moved
cut OF the house. n company house.
April ~ after Miksch threatened
to evict him II he didn't go 10
work.
HoDanici asked Judgment FOR
$4,000.
y d Tittman Of ullsboro t. HE
attorney.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
State Besrd of
Education in War
With Texas Board

SANTA FIX. MAY SIT was
today the state board OF
sducaiion. which met here last
sent word 10 the Texas
|ducaiionl department credentials
not he accepted from Texas
ormal schools unless that depart
nent recalled its uitimatum TINT
rork done at the Silver city Sor-
nal prlcr 10 1890 would not be-
'croenised on The pat Of appii-
,ants Tor teaching certificates.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
lormons Will Buy
Land Along ella
To Found Colony

SILVER CITY. n. NJ, Nhy a.
Iembern Of "A Mormon colony %
5rixona have been here TO look
gcr the nlle,' along The CHA
kcr In Grant county with a view
PURCHASING from 1000 TO 5000
rca lor the purpose ~ founding
| Mormon colony.
IL was orislnhlly plannedi to
lave the church buy all Of the
md and parcel u out to the set
|crs. but this plan was given up.
nd prospective members % tho
NV community win huy their own
md. They viii probably buy
i,out 40 acres apiece.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
wild HONEY At IDEAL
~ a GREAT LOVE STORY

The thread q romance that ear
Yiof the lntcscat through Tie plot
fhenfcr ia based o. tho indcpend-
cncc of rpltt 81 Lady Nivieunr.
tho English lndy Of rank who b.
ihe heroine ~ Cynthia Stockleys
navel. nun which the picture
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09

opcn-cvcn az you and I-
Tcnrio allows himself to be drawn
into a situation In which he ls
quite properly open 10 suspicion
when the woman, without premed-
ilntlon, shoots and Kills her hus-
hand. Ia thc character she plays.
Mas Billings H. quite certain that
she ~ muddy In love with Tcnrlc
and there II no indication that
Toalie doca not rcturn her affcc-
fluu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09

m cETrRC calif. Nay AZ
q wicrtarulnr npptivn ~ The mud
gr,tsra In sah SEA, neht here.
sent mua su1oke and steam two
hundred feet into the air, accori.
inE 10 The report here lsdny 81 q
number Of persons who Witnessed
the phenomenon. The ernptiov
came without warning ana con.
tinued twenty inlnaffs ar
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
N. M. Planning
July q Celebration
To Last for 6 Days
0sprcInI ln TIr ncrnIdl

SII-NEN CITY. = NJ, May y
a six day celebration which n cx-
nect"d 10 dsaw a large crowd "
people from this part u tho state
is being planned NJ Alma, y NJ,
for the week Of July g. The pro.
gram VIII start Monday. July T..
and continue through until Satur-
day nlFht. with "a special feature
each day and dancing each night
Among the a-murements at the
program will be horse racing. hoX-
ina. and Wild west stunts.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09

AzTEr. n ~ May . nrillers
80 the well 81 TIN Midwest uefin-
|ine company west of A1ier struck
IA flaw sf nAs AZ a2Ah faet iaaf.
wsel thai aiOt i1oo feet ~ water
IN thu hole oNer fir tnp ~ thr rlss
sfne hnis lpn iHlrA capped. sud.
tI4Ill f1H WofNetV are noW 81
ps,imenilur with the Far TO DO
~fef4ninc the neat aiep 10 be taken
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
AT THE
THEATRES

az
Back Pay Is a picture which
cnrrica a lerson for many girls and
women all over the world u deals
with the small town girl who
thought she hod missed her share
of the worlds pleasure. She went
60 broadway and collected. but
what thenf
f,rlc
Polly ~ the Follies" IL the most
startling and swiftest moving OF
Constance Taimadgc : pictures. she
Keeps things hnmming In every
foot OF the film. and ~ usual.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09

hue. Other piayefb afe flos,f
WhitIeck nAS mnnd nl1tassayi.
lLelen RaNmpndi Harry reRoyr
caf sfekNaaie fc.J fhnt and
IAuderaf FIettnA
we'ief isueElss dFeelea the pse-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09

i~ntcrspcrscs the picture with her
good nafufcd humof. ~
pnsffmo
Loves Masquerade" n n story
woven about the TACK Of faith and
Integrity In one mans wife. a
wealthy club man becomes en-
tangled In hcf meshea. which drnE
him 10 the prison door with a
charge Of murder against him.
Ideal
.'Wll1 Honey ~ a meiodrama
IN which prifcilla Dean ontdoes
hers-lf IN fvrnlshing ihrilla Some
~ the mort darling and spectacular
rrcnea ~ the screen are In this
picture. which keeps an audience
en- its toes m9ft " the time.
PICTURE At PtsTfNE
HAS ErTIAAL TRIANGLE
In that Il stnrts With the eternal
triangle 'I.ovea Masguerade",
IN which Conwax Tsarle. Selznick
star. showing az the rastimc
hoaicr. conforms 10 the general
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
Why the White Sale
LACES
tsW
Are Extraordinary Values
Are Extraordinary Values

\ great many tuyersha'c exclaimed in genuine 9ssenashasnt g. The qgns
such laesvelu~ have never before bee" known In Albuquersus-and they
are uEht "" # b
We bought heavily OF imported laccso Of European Manufacture. eRny In the
tall Of 1891. Delivery was slow and Tor a me we thought This q Misfortune.
Bt when these iaeer we're nnany delivered to our New York office the ate
price in Uncle sans noney Tar below what W had expected to pay. We
have given our patrons tbs whole sum OF mi nVtnE In Ur prices at which
thse iWcs are o. heug sold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
K
49c
THE DOZEN

Here is o remarkable Offering Of sheer
Cambria Handkerchiefs. The iet b on
sale because many of the handkerchiefs
are mussed OF slightly sOiled They are
not damaged in the least The supply
will net last out the Gale by any means.
so you'd best buy promptly if yon want
some Of these excellent bargains in
dozens.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-09
Here Are White Sales Savings In Articles Of Home Necessit
THIRD FLOOR
HEMSTJTCHED SCARFS TOWEL INC,
TOWELING

lb-iueh, border, yard lie
l7-iuch. Glass Towcling. blue aud red
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-22
PARIS SUGGESTS SHORT COATS
FOR DAYTIME WEAR

Colour is persistent, and tries to
force itself upon the notice OF the Pari-
sienne in various ways. One OF its
favourite devices is to tempt her with
the little short coats OF material differ
ing from that of the skirts. which are
the strongest fashion note in Paris at
the present time. and which are the
logical outcome OF the short fur coat,
which triumphed in the winter mode.
Many materials are used for them, ma
terials as widely different as leather
and chiffon; but perhaps. the favourite
fabrics Of the moment are the blistered
materials or their kin-the cloquellas
and bara gladines Of Rodier. and the
satins gaufres. which go by the name
Of satins glaciers and satin pers- n, OF
Bianchini. II is said that these bills
tered and f1uted materials will continue
TO be among the most successful in the
autumn mode.
These short coats may be of three
types. but they are all about the same
length. They are easily fitted to the
waist. with a little spring at the hips
or they are of the straight, belted type
A third variety is the little paletot
which falls from the shoulders. either
straight or with some fulness-but this
Is we'll in the minority.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-22

world is for the true outdoor lover,
who is not afraid of the sunlight, and
who demands that outdoor living shall
be done under the sky and close TO the
trees or by the sea.
The floor of such a terrace may be
covered with stone or brick or an i'm
perishable cork flooring or concrete
marked off after the fashion Of tiles.
And the low walls that enclose the
terrace. giving just the faintest sense
of intimacy are usually of brick with
vines creeping up the outside. pouring
over the top and cascading down the
inner sides. In front of the low brick
wall there is often a planting of shrubs
or of slender poplar trees. The cop
ing of the side wall is wide and fat
and along this space are placed con-
crete jars or terra Gotta filed with
bright Towering plants and long
trailing vines.
The furniture for the open terrace
should be weatherproof, old hickory
painted white, rattan, willow or any
of the weaves of fibre that can with
stand wind and rain. The brightest
possible coloring is preferred for the
open terrace; movable cushions in
brilliant orange and green for the
chairs and couches and glazed oilcloth
covers in warm tones for the tables
are particularly appropriate and sat-
| tsfactory.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-07-22

Jackets. and they are frequently firing
ed with monkey fur. which retains all
Its previous popularity and has achiev-
ed perhaps a little more.
In his February collection, Worth
showed a suit with a short coat OF
black suede and skirt OF black kasha
an attractive model which is quite
often seen at the races. Lelong also
uses leather for these coats. especially
a blistered variety which he calls peau
cloky. Thus we have a range of ma
terials. including wooden fabrics, all
the various crepes. satin, the blistered
and gaufre silks. chiffon. and even
leather. Velvet is about the only ma
terial which has not so far been used
for a coat of this type
Worn with these coats is usually
found skirt of crepe marocain or Of
crepe satin or Of the plain material,
such as serge or kasha, II the coat is
embroidered. These skirts are short
rather than long, usually we'll above
the ankle. for the best taste reserves
the ankle length for more formal wear
II is true, however. that the woman
who exaggerated the shortness Of her
skirts during the reign of abbreviated
petticoats is now engaged in exagger-
ating their length. II these skirts arc
of one of the silk crepes. they are apt
10 have a cluster Of pleats at the sides
and they are frequently hemstitched
very obviously at the hem.