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Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
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+rtge, nidt eriitiren ionte. 3mii9en
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Sdule irgen6 ettpos fir ibn tnn fann
10 mnb iie es in bieiem 2ebensab-
i9nitt tim. 8enn Sport nnb Spiel,
FREEZER @enuB Ser Matur, elm geiunoes,
Probes 5amilienleben, fnmerooidoft-
li6er 8erfebr un6 Sreun6idaft 6a3u
f0nne1, eine11 geiunoen
@eiit in einen geiunben &0rper ait
bil6er, 10 m1B 6as in Ser &auptlnde
in 6iefer gebensperio6e .geideben.
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@inoer, Die in Diefem Sitter in 8erf-
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briiden un6 S9nibbuoen arbeiten!
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ibres 2onoes an &er5e1 liegt, mo-
menttib ober Sic @Itern u11o sic DR.
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1920 erbebIid gebeifert, oenn I'M
1910 arbeitete zines unter ie
&trbern i'm angegebenen MIlter
Dies bart iebod fe~inesipegs cine Gnt- !
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
Da$ 81. Rapbael$ hospital in ST. Cloud.

Man 6arf .mpbl sic 8ebanptung
aufiteqen, oaB 6as bon Sen ebrp. 8e=
neoiftineridmeitern geleitete ct. &a=
pbaels Sospitol in ct. glou6 cine
Der beiten SeilanItalten int Staate lit.
Ser itottli6e 8a,1 ml1rbe int Snrern
nod Sen beIten &lanen Ser geiubte=
item Sospitdler int Often eingeri6-
tet. Ser 8au entbdlt MODERN al1sitaf=
fierte, 11nb in peinli6er &einlt6feit
gebaltene äidfeiten fir Batien=
ten. Mit 6em Sospital lit cine S6ule
fir S%eranbil6,tng bon &runfenpfle-
gerinnen berbnnoen, uno sic belten
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21
Da$ Sherman Cbeater,
cine Zier der $tadt.

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i6aftsmdnner fat 6teIer Staot in benz
8ou zines Ebeaters, belYen %onnGbern=
6e Soften iid a1f 100000 belaufen,
Elm Gpie1baus beri6afft, bas als baS
160nite 11n0 beit eingeri6tete i'm
Nor0melten nit &e6t be5ei6net tper-
ben fann. DaS neue Sbeater mur6e
bon ser Granite GitD Mmuiement
Gompanp, 6eren @riin611ng bem Mr-
6iteften SEQ IS. 56dfer 5u ber6an-
fen nn6 ser au@ be1te nod Ser
Sauptteilbaber tit, btngeitent. Sci
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21


1tan6 Ser &atienten, bie Belt Ser Dpe-
ration nn6 Die 3eit 6es 3uidluiies
ser Wunoe erfennbar 1T. DeIe Spera-
tions : &ecorbs lin6 bonn Sperateur
nnter5ei9net. Weit 6ieiem &ospital 1T
cine 8il6ungsanitalt fir &ranfentpdr-
terinnen berbunoen, 10 6aB iunge 9a-
men, 6ie ii@ Ser &ranfenpflege gu
miomen ge6enfen, unter 2eitung eli
ner int Staate gepriiften un6 gut
gebeiBenen @Grterin tbeoretiih mie
praftti9 fir ibren f60nen 8eruf aus
gebilbet nn6 beren Ser5en bere0elt
un6 6eren @barafter gebil0et meroen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

.Stiible I'M groBen Muoitorilm, IN ben.
2ogen unb 8alfonen a11fftellte, gibt
.bem sberman oas 3eugnis, bob Ct
ltnter ben 5tpeibun6ert 5pielbduiern
in ben beri6ieoenen 9eilen bieies9an-
0es unb Canada, bic Ct nit 5tiblen
perfah feines gefunoen, 6as einen 10
ibonen 8Ian tpie Ben bes Sbermam
lpabrgenomnlen babe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-21

beiteben6en @eiebe, augemeine Gin
fiibrung un6 ftrenge @an6bob1ng
6es gdul5manges I'M @erein init eli
1er 5ieblbetpuBten MufflGrungs -gonn.
pagne oiirften it6 aIs Sic beiten Mit=
tel our grreidung 6es 10bli-den 3ie>
les ertpeiien.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17

Los ANGELES. oct is-How the
radio telegraph savcl the lives OF all
on board was told hero today IN the
official report 81 Walter Bel wire.
less operator IN chars. ~ M. city 81
Honolulu. 20 his employer. the Radio
Corporation % America
lie said he was called about $50 q.
m. October l.. by y q Kumlcr. third
operator Ca watch aud q general alarm
had Just l-en sounded B.ll sent Kun.
Ter % ihe hrldg- ipr Instructions and
returned with Instructions o. request
al ships % stand by for our posi-.
ton"
u then hsatd KIH, radio corporation
q Ameria station at san Francisc
continued tar fruor. with whom Do
had bscn working Immediately before
the general alarm. lnstrucung all
ships % keep umei aud stand by Tor
a shin IN trouble.
Five minute latsg broadoasted
our position which was acknowledged
b. kPh. the transport Thomas. m.
En;erpr.se and the city 81 Los Ange-
les
In the neantins Runlsr Ind call.
"a II. u Hancock. the second operator
Who stood by IN thu radio room Tor
instructions.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17

administration which had entered upon
nld was successfully conducting a
great war and which be deemed neces.
sarv 10 the making ~ successful and
Jas, l,c3ce II came at time when Re
pulhcans IN the Senate were plotting
20 disIamEe him and deprive his admin
ftultiou OF the credit ION what II had
already done and what Il planned to do.
President ilafdlngs plea. on the
nIhci hand, 10 effect. asks the Ameri
ran people 20 condonc the fau's of
tu. rrssa already di-,rcdlts,l In the eyes
60 tho American people and repudiaied
tif denounced hr Republican leaders.
inelulng a inembsr ~ his own cabinet.
.ld ~, honest aud intelligent element
n the Republican Inrty
Secretary az War Weeks has aaid
lhai the sitting congress has reached
a., lowest ehb in the history ~ the
country Chairman Wood ~ The Re
IulHIeu congressional committee has
declared that everybody IL giving this
congress he'll because IL has nothing To-
stimulate business cor benefit the farm.
o. Senator loiah utcpublcan, Idaho.
hlr said 90 b. Impossible 10 get any
Wfsr, Ia Congress ana that conditions
'"H Iaete along until We get into this
a.p,rss aud absolutely depiorlhle
meas The BIston Transcript. Rspubl
un gospel for 80 New England. d.
tiares that this is the worst congress- in
rv,ntv Years ana This opinion has
fcund an echo boz The press ~ all par
t,t
In what was can Republicans who
uitio. .'d President Wilson Tor asking
that his udminigration he sustained in
"a great W.T. crisis Justify The plea of
President Harding IN asking American
voters 90 give their approval 10 Repub.
roan campaign which has imposed
upon The p.opi, the worst tariff bill
On the history ~ the country. that has
btok,n practically all 81 It's campagn
,iriuisc. that has done nothing 10 re-
have postwar distress and that viii b'
I .uiemb"rcd chiefly Tor having SEATED
Truman ~ Nowberry IN a purchased
Senate .eatf"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
DEMOCRACY VERSUS
KHAN IS HELD ISSUE

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
ana the final result was that the others
were eliminated after kind % con
Joined vote ~ ono local and orders g.
vote likewise
1.-THE Khan has brought more de
siructlun and mon, 40 will and fear Co.
this country than amy organization fot
the past half century he said Tho
candidate thcn gave Illustrations Of
what ho declared was inhuman treat.
mout OF NJ victims hy the Khan.
IT, charged that the Khan started ou'
with honest men. but IA dcgeneratcd
into n political machine mad was now
gringing IN thieves. thugs and bootleg
gers 1T h. one 81 IA, cheapest things
YOU can io'n. ~ .s looking for votes
charged the speaker H. said that as ae.
sistnnt district attorney ~ Harris
County Do had done fairly well IN pro
scouting honilcgrcrs. hut that now the
hootlcggprq were members ~ the Klar
and that the Khan oath protected Klans.
men. IL was difficult 10 ret Jury 10
convict hooilcrErr
when the speaker declared that the
five titants were enemies ~ prohibition
ana were giving Orders 10 Atticus webb.
head of the Auti-Saloon League IN
Texas voice was heard
Who are these titans7"
"I'm not calling names" said Mr.
Poddy. hut ! can furnish YOU with
their names"
The audience checred.
The man persisted in asking who the
unus were Whcrcupon another man
In the audience with soathlng sarcasm
said
"fou nnmc them. you know who thew
arc nli right
Mr. Pcddy smiled over the Interrupt
Hon and said Ne thought hts uucstioncr
did not mean 90 hcCkle. but merely
wanted Information
lie said he had always been for pro.
hhition and never expected to change.
Tie said he also worked Tor woman
suffrage while Mayfield slept but ad.
mlited be- didn't court votes on those
matters as they were not issues In this
campaign
n had rather trust the patriotism %
N" Jew and the Cathode who fought In
ne Worth War than the brand Of pa.
triotism imported from Emperor vii
liam OF Atlanta. Ca"
Mr. p'ddy said Aiayncld had much 10
say about M" rate question but that h.
had voted no raise rates IN Texas 90
within es per cent Of the Esch cum
minis bIll rates which be now seeks
lo repeal H. has great deal 20 say
about ih" rates ou q donkey from Aus
ur 90 san Antonio ! don't know much
nlout that bar ! DO know rates are too
high for the Democrats 81 Texas 20
send "a colossal donkey from Texas 20
Washington
tie charged that witnesses had lefi
Texas 90 keep from tcstlfylng on the
campaign case.
The senate aspirsnt declared he ask.
I'd IN voters to vote as they thought
right. 90 use their consciences and the
march OF true Democracy" would 70
on and false Democracy" 81 what be
termed the oath-bound secret insidlous
Kind b. stopped on November :. 1892.
My only dictator will be- the best in.
ieTcsts 81 mg country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
EASTERN NEW MEXICO
FOR DEMOCRATS, SAID
tcoNTNrED FROM PAGE ONE,

this election. thcv viii inst return n
nflriiy Tor the Republican oandidatos
'n' nothing more There viii be- an
hit'nce Of Tho overwhelming RopubH.
'1n vote which have charactorized N.
northern counties ln N, past.
The conrlurious are based on IN,
reports from Democratic workers In
Vice. counties affected. consequently. OBJ.
.'tForf of rho trend ~ things uoliticnl
''''nr" That with anything like rep.
.'s'uiatie' vote from the ,ast side. the
Democrats viii go into office ON "a land.
slide.
in Tho western counties ~ Now Mex
co., The sentiment Ger tho Dcmocratle
iowinDts Be- pronounced Tho central
portion BE- rather closely divided. il Ia
''iiAatcd The eastern and southern
probably win return heavier Democrat.
g. muoritiDs than ever before.
Tho split Boo Doul Ana county Repub.
lean circles is likely 90 result In that
-,rniv giving tho Democrats q heavier
vote than in the past Not since II. Il
Holt wrcsicd the county from the
'''' 'ff'" INV NNAN AlHNINN lNNhtNl 80
favorable Tor democratic candidates.
Three men and q woman resigned from
tie Rcpuhhcan County Committee al
h. In7 Cruces CONVENTION because OF
Pc steam roller tactics ~ the county
bosses. The designations ~ these mem.
''rs did NOT udnt, thry were holtlnr
the party. bat % Is generally believed
That thcir active support probably will
co. missing Thry ara among the most
Influential Republicans in Dona Ana
-cunty
Difference in the Republican machine
Socorru county also have resulted IN
q STRENGTHENING ~ The Democrat, pros.
'fciH there Santa r. county Is upart
rom Republican standpoint lecauso
# tho selection ot some county cand.
'.' t"s IL is believed this county viii be
Glove 90 a Democratic ou, .n November.
The betting ho1ri boo the plsza record.
"a an offer 81 one hundred dollars the
whole Republican ticket would be- elect
- in the state This n.t was taken aud
! romptly posted again Again u was
taken. now o. is Withdrawn
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
HARDING ASKS REELECTION
OF THE PRESENT HOUSE
CONTINUED FROM PACE oNrl

W1NTlNUEp FROM PACE ONE
Harding usks The American people 20
approve This Congie s- be- asks for its
reelection.
u h. h"nttlng 20 lppraise the gen.
oral rcsnlts' ~ Congress. savs presi.
don't Harding. which h1y, been so help.
fgi tl American welfare thar they will
mot fail 10 appeal 10 the approval of the
amer Ioan people
This " the Harding round about
way u doing what President Wilson dd
Ia isis IN a direct wav when be- asked
Tor The election ~ Democratic Con.
gress o. aid him in making a just peace.
for which BE- was criticised and abused
~ repuhicnn leaders republican speak.
ers and 'he reactioRnry Republican
press
President wilson's plea was for the
continuance 20 a congress 20 sustain an
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
POST WINS FROM
TAH0kA BY SAFETY
Special 10 Tho News

POST OCT. ~ "A safety rarely seen
in amy game provided ihe winning
points % second time This year in Post
VI cannes Friday when Post defeated
rohola hy 20 score ~ q tp G.. Tho game
was fierce hattie from start to finish.
each team twice falling 90 cross The
lasl white line Tor the much coveted
touchdown tn" climax came in the
"st quarter when Post after using
straight football three periods opened
up a hewlidsr,ug aerial attack, compel.
iht i"uf succesFiy" forward passes
WIN bis opponents stll puzzled over
me change IN the s'yle Of play. Wat
kins quarter for Post slipped AWAY
with q 90 yard run Tor the winning
touchdown
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
Keeling and staples Confer
Ia Associated Press

Al STlN. oct. Secretary q state
stup!,s conferred bate today with Att1r.
ncy General keeling relative 90 the
hearing tu be- held az Dallas tomorrow
pn the states appeal from the lnjunc.
ton granted by the Navarro County
District Court on the candidacy ot
Earle u. Mayfold for United states SEN
ator staples viii not attend thc hear.
INK
Although II has been frequently rr.
ported that Staples inav certify May
fields name % County clerks as re-
sui, of the contention ,hat thr tenn
por1ry Injunction expired tlat staples
said such action would no- ha uErn.
Attorney General Kr,iup aut g. e.
sutton lef, her, tonight t0 appear az
The Dallas hearing tomorrow
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17

Thorr are CO 600 miles u cuualss in
India.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
fuRrNS Hill
w II IN I
SPORTING NEWS WHILE
IT'S GOOD TO READ

Il requested an the above ships a.
give mo their positions. which they
did
AT about $40 received insiiuc.
tons from the Captain 20 send the
=. .. s. which was acknow lodged By
KPH and the enterprise Tho Enter.
prise said she was coming full speed
ahead. -
About rlN hour later wo were pick.
- up ~ tho West Farlon: we trans.
ferrcd o. NE Thomas at daylight next
morning"
-a-a-a----a---===----
Torioscs ana turtles have no teeth
-s-----r a-------
Thore are CG00a miles ~ cuualss in
India.
--=----a
The sugar ash" 81 Sicily contains
zap that hardeus into cane sugar
which the natives usc without refining
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17
MAYFlELD INJUNCTION
IS UPHELD BY COURT
CONTINUED FROM PAGE cNE

bnt attorney general Wall. represent.
ing Secretary Staples. bat he did defend
n. secretary RICH, o. De represented
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-10-17

Bad milk 1u D., detected over the
telephone hy means ui q newly designed
electrical apparatus
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-30
Last Call for Taxes.

The law provides that on April
LIST, the Town Tax Collector shall
advertise for sale all property on
which the taxes have not been
paid. Therefore. this is to notify
all parties who have not paid
their Town Taxes, that if same
is not paid on or before April LIST,
1922, the same will be advertised
and cost added. Please attend
to this matter at once and save
cost. will have no choice in
this, but am forced to comply
with the law.
S. E. Covington,
Town Tax Collector.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-30
Last Call for Taxes.

The law provides that on April
1st, the Sheriff shall advertise for
sale all property on which the
taxes have not been paid. There,
fore, this is to notify all parties
who have not paid their State
and County Taxes, that if same
is not paid on or before April LIST,
1922, the same will be advertised
and cost added. Please attend to
this matter at once and save cost
l will have no choice in this, bul
am forced to comply with the
law.
RI. Mcdonald, Sheriff.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-30
Must Not Open Sundays.

Complaint has been made to me
regarding the opening of stores in
different parts of the county on
Sundays. l wish to call the atten-
ton of any who may have thought
lessly opened for even little while
on Sunday to the law governing
same, to be found in Section. 1855 OF
the Consolidated Statutes of 1919.
R. L. MCDONALD,
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-30

THE zestful quest for Easter goes
1 merrily on, and women loiter con-
fidently through millinery displays de-
termined to make the most of great
opportunity. No season has provided
better millinery or more of it. The
trick is to make the wisest choice
where there are so many safe ones-to
find just the type of hat that is kindest
to ones good features and blindest to
faulty ones. The choice is successful
If the chosen hat mny be truthfully
named THE Flatterer:"
Apparently designers are drawing
upon inexhaustible resources, and there
is no end e the var. ETY. of f.l hats; BIT
the first hats of the JASON are is good
as any, perhaps a little better than
those that follow them. -Four spring
models in the group pictured are
Of an excellence that need not fear
comparisons in their class They are
brilliant hats to be worn Everywhere
and any time. They include a tailored
fabric hat with ribbon trim, as shown
at the top, and three semi-dress or
trimmed hats. The hat at the left,
made 81 silk, has d soft crown and a
narrow liriiil that wiaens and turns up
ward at the front. It is shown in sew
erai eolors With Opaque, white beads
q "a 5 ~
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-30
Democrats ApriI 20lh.

The Democratic State Con
vention win be held at Raleigh
April 10th. The precinct pri-
maries will be held in every
county at 2 o'clock on Saturday,
April 9th, to select delegates to
the county conventions which
will be held at every county-seat
on Saturday, April 18th at II
O'Clock. The regular primary for
nominating candidates will be
held June 3rd.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-30

greatest demand and are given as long
as they are asked for.
In every representative display of
spring blouses many crepe de chine
models are found in all groups,
whether tailored" costume or
sports" the pretty costume blcuses,
as shown here are made of this ex-
quisite fabric and simply trimmed with
beads and for sponsor they look to no
less an authority than Paris. Both
have round necks and sleeves cut in
one with the body of the blouse, but
the model at the left adopts the long
sleeved mode and is content to end
Its career at the waistline. 1t is
very full and gathered in at the neck
by rows of shirrings. The long sleeves
are finished with peasant cuff.
The very simple slip-over blouse at
the right, decorated with beads and
embroidery silk, elects to abbreviate
its sleeves, but adds to its length a
narrow peplum. 1t is a pretty affair
with n narrow belt made Of the crepe
de chine.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-30
Webb's The Man

The year 1921 wae my eleventh year
in the grocery business; last year was the
banner year Of the eleven, and to show
my friends that | intend to make this
the banner yeai out Of Il, | will give
you few Of my prices:
Best self-risine flour, $3.50 Dbl. Spec
ial price on 3 to S Dbl. lot.
1OO-lb sack Sugar $500.
Best cheese, A lbs, $500.
ArbuckleS package coffee, A lbs Sl.00.
Is lbs rice, $1.0O.
5 cans tomatoes, $l.00.
s cans corn, $1.OO.
5 cans Prince Albert S. tobacco, 81,
Is bars 0ctaeon soap, $l.OO.
Is pkgs. washing powder, $l.OO.
7 gallons kerosene oil, $500.
5 cans Pink Salmon $1.hO.
S. L. WEBB, phone 258.
These are cash and carry prices. Com,
to see me and learn the rest.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-30
ANNoUNCEMENT
To the Voters Of the Thirteenth
political Advertisement.

To the Voters Of the Thirteenth
Political ADVERTISEMENT
Judicial District.
] hereby announce my candidacy
for the office Of Solicitor, subject,
however, to the action of the Demo
cratic party at the next primary.
If ! am nominated, shall make a
vigorous campaign in behalf of my
party and its candidates. If elected,
shall discharge the duties of the
Office in. an honorable, efficient and
conscientious manner and protect
the interests of the state and society.
l shall, also, see that every defend
ant gets a square DEAL" / shall
prosecute, but | will never perse-
cute. / shall make a fair and i'm
partial prosecuting attorney and
know nothing in my work but to do
my full duty.
/ shall make no fake promises to
influence voters to support nae. ]
will not "camoufiage@"
Upon this platform / ask your
support.
Sincerely yours,
GILBERT H. RUSSELL, .
Laurinburg, N. C.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-30
NOTICE.
State of North Carolina,
Richmond County.
In Superior Contributors the Clerk

In the matter of Mrs. Baxter Byerly
and T. ]. Grimes, application for reg
istration of Sand Hills Fruit Farm.
Date of Application for Registra-
ton, goth day of March, 1922.
Applicant and owner of Farm, Mrs.
Baxter Byerly and T. ]. Grimes
Name of Farm entered for registra;
ton, Sand Hills Fruit Farm.
Description of lands: Situated in
Laurel Hill Township on Seaboard
Railroad, North of Marston, adjoining
the lands of l. T. Cox on south, and
F. T. Gates ct AL
BAXTER BYERLY,
Individual Agent.
All persons are hereby notified that
the undersigned Clerk of the Superior
Court will pass upon and determine
the matter on the 21st day of April,
1922, on which day any persons, firm
or corporation having any claim to
said name may and is hereby required
to file such claim, or said name will
be awarded to Mrs Baxter Byerly and
T. ]. Grimes, the applicants
This goth day of March, 1922.
) A. McAULAY,
Clerk of the Superior Court.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1922-03-30

THE story of spring blouseS repeats
L the afiirmations of its opening chap
ter, as it develops. We have still to note
a preference for simplicity of design
in the several styles and the unusual
attention commanded by tailored
blouses that vii! serve either for street
or sports wear. For these tailored
blouses many different materials are
used and almost every day brings some
addition to the list.
In blouse styles the tuck-in and over
the-skirt groups are about equally
popular, each endlessly varied. At
present, long-sleeved models outnumber
those with short sleeves in both these
broad divisions. In nearly all the over
the-skirt blouses the peplum is short,
often mere band, fitting snugly about
the figure below the normal waistline.
The new MILDLY influence in blouses ac-
counts for many arrivals in this class
and are the most interesting addition
to the sports group that spring has
brought.
So long as the slogan Of most blouse
manufacturers is always something
new" we shall have constantly chang
ing expressions of accepted styles.
Conference is given them by the
matesic!s and trimmings which are In