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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
De VALERA OPRAVDU RESICNOVAL|
POkUS ZVOIITI JE.J ZNOVA SEIHAI
ODVA HLASY.
ODSTUPUJlCf PRESIDENT SLIBUJE PODPORU NO
We VLADE A MINISTRI ODCHAZEJf S MIN.

Dublin g. ledna lrsko Jest bez sve vlastni
vady canon De Valera regnova presidentstv poks O.
petne e zvo coz byo by znamenao premiera by pc-
razen v dali eireannu SO proti So hlas1m.
De Valera upozoni vschni clenove kabineu at hla-
soval prot smouve neb pro MI odchazej 1fadu nim
Hasovanl znovuzvoleni De Vaery presdentem bylo v
pochybnosech az csce ohaseny Londyns delegat keri
podepsa smouvu, by rozdelen cty Mich hasoval proti
De Vaerov jeden r. Barton jeho propech De Valera
sam nehasoval kdezo Liam Roste mesto Cork kyz
eho jmeno byo vyvoano pravl zodpo-
vednost uvrzeni lrska do bratrovrazedneho zapasu.
Jaso nasledoval oznamen eislc Hned to Griffith
Collins vzda nadeny hold De Vaerov eho prac pro
bodu rska, cmz shromazden proevo souhas svi nadse
nym poeskem.
Pozoruhodnou strankou De Valerova pozdesho proha-
SEM byo re reel bratrovrazednem zpasu nesmyse
risky lid bude vede jak chova OdpHcnm svym
porucova aby menova noveho presdenta ably
sve vastn ministry Pa porazku svoji dobromysn6 slb
podpor move Wade tax donho pokud bude bra
k ifske neodvslos.
Vysvetova re jeho pfitiny, proc souhlas ably po-
dan byl navr zamu ieho znovzvoen byy tyez ako ony
Jez prlmey e odepfe jt delegac do Londyna Jeho
nceem byo ably udrzena bya zamu Irske
publiky "a muzi ktefi vesli We styk brckou vadou
Brzy bylo zfemo, re podporovatee smlouvy nema IL
mysu navrhnout nekoho presidenta Richard Mucahy
eelnk sahn ske repubknskf armady poznamena ae
eeann obese hodn6 ouho bez akehoko presdenta
necne Michael Collins poda navrh ably dali pozadal
Arthura Grfftha utvorti prozatimnf vladu
Toto nevyasno suaci De Valera neustale povstaval
snaz dokazovat re muej jednat stavne udrzova
publku existenci da il mnsterstvo Professional pro
tvofeni ne vlady ez by rozpusa snem prohas zdal
repubika jak jest bude opustena eho stoupenc vdou
Zroven vsak De Valera sbova podporu vsechno spo-
updsoben move vade prdrz nadale zasad risky
lid tax dlouho zapas.
Po dlouhych debatach, b6hem nchz pededa rozhod ze
navrh Collnsv ably Arthur Griffith byl pozadan
prozatmn vlady neby podan snem odroG do z
ka We skuteenos pfitomnou dobu rko zdstao bez
kekoli vlady
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
LUDENDORF v MRZUTE
NALADE.

Mnichov, 8. ledna. General
Ludendorf, jenz usidlil Sc V
Ludwigshoehe, predmesti mni-
chovskem, tazan byv, co soudi
o odzbrojovaci konferenci We
Washingtone, odpovedel, pou-
ze: "Kazdy mohl predem We
det, jaky je to svindl." Luden-
dorf zije zde zivot venkovske-
no Slechtice, avsak Bavofi ne
jsou prilis poteseni jeho pritom
nosti, pon6vadz budi to v CHI
ne zdani. re Bavorsko jest sire
diskem nejvetsfch reakciona-
ri. Pouhy fakt, re Ludendorff
zvolil 81 Mnichov "a svoje by
dliste, byl pry prfcinou, ze Spo
jenci trvali ma rozpustenf ba-
vorske obcanske gardy.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
SCHUZE RADY SVAZU NARODU.
BUDE ZAHAJENA zENEVE "A PRfTOMNOSTI
ZASTUPCU OSMI ZEMf.

Geneva, g. ledna - Delegati osm zem sejdou
ira sesnactem zasedn rady Svazu Narod pfedsedn
tY Paula Hymanse Begie Cecil B. Harmswort podsekre-
tar pro zahrancn zaeztos bude zasupova Velkou
nil M Honotaux, Franci; markyz Imperia Itali; hrab6
Ishii Japan Tang Tsai-Fou Cnu; M Da Cunha, Brasi
hrabe Quinnones De Leon Spanelska.
Program rady bude tentokrate pozdstavat beznych
lezost kaicch Gdanska Alandkych ostrovi Saarsk6
no ndo Vny Abane Horniho Slezska avsak nych boz
dech tykajcich mandate Africe Pacfckych
vech bezpecnos kTes ami Cic ruskych epdem,
roynez rokovano
Rada 2rojedna spojen novymi zaezitosmi otazku
ustanoven meznaronho vyboru dvanac intelektuanf
spopdsoben vedecke badan vsech zemch Ne1redne
sdeue re prof Einsen Gilbert Murray jeden americky
dec budou pozvani do tohoto vyboru
Nadae pTedsedove Rady Svazu NarodI budou voeni die
abecednho poadku Po Hymansovi Bege pride radu
Brasile po nj Gina.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
yELKA RRETANsEI s. FRANCE.
SLIBUJE Jf POMOC PRO PRfPAD UTOKU Sc
STRANY NEMECKA

Cannes France g. edna. - Pisemny sb Velke Britanie
Franci pfi il okamzite celou svoji namofn
jenskou sou pTipad6 nezavn6neho uoku Meme
cka, byl veen document Davidem Loydem Georgem britt
ckym premerem pedozen, telegracky kazdemu cenu br
tickeho kabnetu ku schvaleni.
brckych kruzich dne bylo oGekavano, odpo-
ved schvaci smlouvu budou obrzeny Ultra kdy
document bude Brandov rancouzskemG
pemieru Nepochybn6 bude uvefen6n plnem Zn6n sire
du rano.
Navrhovane dohodnutf jest pry ednoduehe form6 d
va Franc zeme davno 81 pfaa sce zaruku zasan
bezodkadne pomoci Vekt Brtane kyby Nemecko poku
sio o jinou ltocnou valku.
Soucasn bylo fedn6 oznameno nes re sovetske Rusko
bude zastoupeno nadchazec ekonomcke konerenc ez
bude konana Janove Ital.
nformace tato byla obazena beZdratne depes obdrae
nevySs radou tim nez foman pozvan sovetske vada
bylo vyhotoveno ychost akou Rusove odpovede ma
znamen, mali by pozvani vykada tom smysu, re
pej 81 vejt vestyk oatnm narody temer "a akychkoi
podmnek prijatenych spoiencum.
Ocekava Sc, sam Lenn bude pritomen konerenci,
lee by bylo znemozneno prac spoen sktanm
moc gubernich hladem zamofenych.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
NESPOKOJENOST MA FILL.
PINACH.
Liberalni strana zada boykot
vsehO, CO jest Ameriky.

Manila, 8. ledna. - Ma Fl
lipinach jevi Sc velky neklid,
zvlaste We strane liberalni, jed
ne . nejvlivn6jsich politickych
Istran filipinskych. Strana ia
svolava zde vefkou protestni
schulz, ma niz ma byti prijato
usnesenf, die nehoz Filipinci
mali bojkotovati vse, CO jest a.
mericke. Nedavna Wood-For-
besova zprava do Washingtonu
zs F'ilipinci nejsou schopni via
stni vlady dosud, vyvolala ten
to neklid vsude ma ostrovech a
mnozstvi provolani, k bojkotu
Americana vyb;zejicich Nejvi-
ce podobnych pamfletu zaba-
veno bylo We hlavnim stanu
zminene politicke strany a row.
nez nekolik agitatora pro ne
odyislost bylo konstebly jiz po-
zatykano. -
Hlavni protiamericka demon
strace bude vsak konana We
zdejsich sinich dnes. kdy boj-
kot americkeho zbozi i skolstvi
bude oficielne prohlasen. Do
morodci kteri 8 demonstrate by
nesouhlasili, budou pry vefeine
"a zradce prohlaseni a celym
narodem odsouzeni. General
Wood vratil Sc do Manly vcera
re sluzebni inspekce, novem
hnuti ma souostrovi nechce vsak
mluvit. Vladni lfady cini iiz
nutne prfpravy. aby k zadnym
vytrznostem neb reyolucim ne
doslo. O poradek mali Sc sta
rat domorodi konsteblove pax
Ii ii by nestacili, vojsko bude
zavolano k pohotovosti.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
SENATOR NEWBERRY Sc Haul.

Washington, g. ledna. - Senator Truman H. Newberry
Michganu nebude vyoucen Repubkanst senato ker byl
pochybnotech vysledku boje Newberyho
nevada veke penez byy vnaozeny jeho nomnaci
zvoenl 1918 chill svrchu uvedenou verypnou pfedpo-
ved kdyz byl senator Mchganu osobne proslov svo
haobu sale senanim dnes odpoedne Demokratic senaof
kterf yed btvu vyouGen Newberyho dozna zpdso-
bem jakym odpovidal oazky mz neho bylo toceno
neposkod svoji v6c Mezi nepfedpoiatym pozorovaeli
pfevlada mneni re vyhdky Newberryho sou
eps nez kdyko pred TIM Senator Newberry jehoz proti
kandidatem by Henry Ford uznan by vnym porusenl "a
kona koruptnlch prakkach odsouzen pokut6 do v6ze
nj, avsak rozsudek tento zrusen vysM instance.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
VRAH NEW YORSKYCH DETEKTIVU
DOPADEN.

Philadelphia ledna Luther Boldly, cernoch chyceny
zde dne smrGm soudcem rovnez cernochem pocsou ko
stebem, po honbe, nz podea polce sta New York
New Jersey podepsa vezen prohasen nemz doznava
vypa vystfey usmrty diva yorske deektvy Jak
mile pozadavkGm zakona bude hoveno Boldly bude vydan
do stau New Yorku pred soud Boldly b zatcen
Amose Scottem smrcim soudcem jenz d die nformace
obdzene cd steho duchovnho kter6mu fekl eden eho
farnikG odpovdac popisu uprchka spi edne
eharn6 Rodman uc Scott wal pomoc ednoho poll
cistu konsebla zatceni provedl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10

nejhorsiho radeni boure sire
,ha jedne renee Sc sritila a do
maci lide, zena dvanact d6ti,
vybehly We zdesenf do poll. V
tom ohromne kroupy zacaly
padati a ctyfi mensi deti byly
jimi srazeny k zemi a jejich
lebky roztristeny. @
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
VELVYSLANEC HARVEY PORANEN

Cannes France, 8. ledna George Harvey vevyslanec
Spoenych Sa pro Velkou Brtan enz by poranen pr
tomobove nehode dnes rano zotav do te mry
z crek bude moc s1castn zasedanf nejvssi rady
Prozatmne zasupNje e Myron Herrck amercky velvy-
slanec pro Franci velvyslancem Harveym e automobile
Wickham Seed redakor London Times enz rovnGz utrpe
zranen Richard Crane do nedavna vyslanec Ceskoso
versko jenz vsak unikl vselik6mu drazu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
PEPPER SENATOREM z PENN
SYLVANIE.

Philadelphia g. edna. George Wharton Pepper zdejsi
advoka jenz by usanoven senatorem Spoench Sta guv
Sprouem dnes misto zesnuleho senatoa Boise
bude zaprisahnut Washgtone Ultra DIE zakona
nj zdtane panos az nasupce bYde moci by zvoen
padove vob6 nedoslouzenou hGu enator Penrosea e
byla by vyprsea 1927 Ocekasa e peps.f base sa
datem v listopadu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
LAVINA SVALILA Sc MA MESTO

Messina, Scie 8. edna. - Obrovska lavna znca dnes
kahedrau postu mnoho budov meste San Fraello We
skere obyvaelstvo uprchlo venkov DaS avny vail
move skody pdsob avench jez pred tim zdsala useena
akdo neprisel Spojeni San Frae jest preruseno
Poocn6 drzny byy tam Lavny byy privodeny
shymi lijaky posledni dobe
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
RUMV KOKOSOyYCH ORECHACH,

Minneapolis g. ledna = Dve ste kokosovych orech, jez
obsahovay nko ejch vlasn mleko, ale kazdy mich pint
sneho jamaskeho byo zabaveno ederalnm zrzenci
dnes zdejsm nadrazi Korkova zatka ez vypada jed
noho ofechd, veda odhaen TAX zvane oko kazdeho
Techu byo vyvrano, ofech napnen paena korkov
zatka vtlacena do otvoru.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
KROUPY, JEz ZABfJELY

Buenos Aires, 9. ledna. Krou
py tax velike, ze usmrtily ety.
Fl deti v nedavne boufi okre-
su Rivera Urugay, jsou po-
pisovany v telegramu 2 Monte
video. Depese sd6luje, re "a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10

CLEVELAND, uTERY,
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
ZABILA MANzELA v SEBEOBRA ANE.

Pttsburg, g. edna - Chranic sebe til male de pred
ranam kladivem sveho manzea George Koomise
Emma Koomsova die sveho sdeen poici sela je dvakra
te revoveru vcera vecer Kooms zemTe nemocnc
rano Zena byla zatcena uyeznena svym ffmescnm dit
KEN.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-10
ZiTRA NOvY PROCEs S ARBUCKLEM

San Francisco g. edna. - Druhy Roscoe C. Ar
buckem zaovanym pro zab spoen snrt herecky Vr
gine Rappeove bude zahaen Ultra Phi prvnm procesu
porota nenoha shodnouti rozsudku
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-08
SOVIET ARMENIA IS STARVING NOW Famine Declared Quite as Terrible as That in
 VoIga Region
By Associated Press

Constantinople, January Fam inc in certain parts of soviet Arme- mia is described as quite as terrible a S that in the volga region. Although political conditions are more stable. the general situation is considered highly alarming.
 Aid is being sought by an eco- homie mission headed by A. Gariniaa, Armenia commissar of justice.
 In some of the eight districts of soviet Armenia. Garinian says. crops have been fairly good. but in others the drouth and the Turk have stripped the country and the people are starving.
 "The total number of refugees de- pending upon the government - up ward of 100000" Garinian said. "We have besides 50.000 orphans. most os whom are looked after by the Ameri- can relief committee. In addition to this enormous figure. thousands of starving peasants in the districts af- fected by the drouth are hopelessly struggling for food. The government is utterly impotent to cheek the evil, Thousands of Armenians will perish this winter unless help is extended to them from abroad.
 The, soviet government of Arme- mia would welcome foreign capitai- ists to exploit the country's natura. riches. They are confident that their capital would prove an excellent in vestment."
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-08
EXPLOITATION OF AREAbEYOND THE
 JORDAN PLANNED
Company Has Period of Five Years in Which to Carry on Its Preliminary
 Work
By Associafed Press

Jerusalem, January 7.-Great inter- est has been aroused here by a semi- official announcement that an agree ment has been reached between the British government and a group of men representing the Zionist organ ization for the exploitation of lands lying beyond the River Jordan and the Dead sea. It has always been known that proper development would reveal the presence of oils and other minerals in great quantity in that section of the country.
 From reliable sources, it Is under stood that the agreement involves a tract of land extending from the Syrian coast on the north to the val ley of Mojeb on the south, and from the town of Eltuba on the east to the River Jordan and the Dead sea on the west.
 The company Is given & period of five years in which to carry on the preliminary work. Should oil or any other minerals be found, an extension of time would be given, provided the company pays to the British govern ment f1,000 as a royalty fee. Be- SlQeS, a straight tax or SnllllnS IS demanded on each and every ton of oil or other minerals taken from the ground.
 Means Big Development
 What such venture will mean to the life of Palestine is not hard to guess. Closely connected with the search for oil would be the need for generating electricity from the wa ters of the River Jordan with which to carry on the work. Railroad lines would also have to be constructed in all directions, in order to facilitate transportation of the mineral prod ucts found. With oil, electricity and railroads, Palestine would be bound to receive a great impetus toward in- dustrial progress.
 The striking feature of the whole affair is that 1t points to depar- ture on the part of the government from it's waiting policy as regards ne |. enterprises. The government or Palestine is poor and lacks funds with which to develop the hidden re- sources of the land. Only by private initiative and private capital could the country be built up. It is as- serted here that thus far the gov ernment which takes its orders from London has not only failed to lena moral support, but has gone so far as to discourage and even stop new ventures.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-08
FEELING IN FRANCE
 AGAINST ENGLAND
 IS VERY INTENSE
Sentiment Is Now Being Re- fIected on Stage, Tell Tale Barometer of Public
 Opinion
By NORMAN WATSON Special Cable to The Age Herald (Copyright, 1921, by The Age-Herald.)


 Paris, December 31.-The popular feeling in France against the British is intense. Events at Washington have in the past week added fuel to the flame. The biggest laugh in the best revue in Paris is on Lloyd George and the British people in gen eral No vaudeville turn is complete these days without a good line about the grabbing proclivities of the Eng fish or their new love for the Ger man. And so harsh has the fun" become that music hall managers were suddenly reminded the other day that a theatrical censor is still functioning, and certain of the un- kindest cuts have been eliminated.
 one might say that this is slgnifi- cant of nothing except that the French are particularly fond of nor tant satire-but one would be wrong. ''Tell me what a people laugh at ta their music halls and I will tell you what they are thinking" has been said before, and it is quite as true AS the aphorism of which 1t is a para phrase.
 Then there is the chorus Of the acrid little weeklies. whose one pur- pose in life seems just now to help break the entente. Please, may I go and powder my nose?" asks a. timid little Marianne France (to translate very euphemistically, in- deed) of a John Bull, fat with war gains. Be careful" says the Ger man officer to the Ruhr miner, aim ing from ambush at the distant fig ure of two allied soldiers. "be care full, the tall one is English
 John Bull is shown nearly always as fat and cynical trader standing in the midst of his war loot. And that seems. fair to say, Is the opin ion of very important part of the French nation of their late ally.
 Press Is Sarcastic
 The economic mess England is just now fighting through Is apparently hardly taken into consideration. Seven millions stricken by unem- ployment," exclaims a conservative daily. That's the price England is paying for the selfishness of her statesmen at Versailles" And under the contemptuous title fear" an other says: "France, who won the war by unexampled courage, is gov erned by men afraid of their own shadows" & comment apropos of an argument as to the necessity of talk ing independent military action to 'deprive Germany of her coal and thus permanently enfeeble her" The writer concludes sarcastically: But oh. no, 1t is absolutely impossible to break with England"
 This last is the voice of the ex- kreme right, which Is small; but the other is the voice one hears in the streets and the cafes. Excluding the communists, there are but two
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-08
SULPHUR SOOTHES
 UGLY, ITCHING SKIN
The First Application Makes Skin Cool and Comfortable

If you are.suffering from eczema or some other torturing, embarrassing skin trouble you may quickly be rid of 1t by using Mentho- Sulphur, de- clares 8 noted skin specialist.
 This sulphur preparation, because of it's germ destroying properties, seldom fails to quickly subdue itch- ing, even of fiery eczema. The first application makes the skin cool and comfortable. Rash and blotches are healed right up. Mentho-Sulphur is applied like any pleasant cold cream and is perfectly harmless. You can obtain small jar from any good druggist.-Adv.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-08
CHOPPER GOES TO ALBANY

Moulton. January e.-tSpeclai'@ l.. B. Cropper, cashier of the Ciu- zsns hank of Moulton since the or- ganization of that institution io or more years ago. has resigned, and goes soon to Albany. where he Will be connected with H. W. Wisehan Tn tho agency for the Premocar. Mir C,ronner has served the bank well and taken an active part in the de- velopment of the town and county since his coming here several years ago. w., c. Bragg, for some time as- sistant cashier in the bank, succeeds Mir Cropper.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-08
AN ILLUSTRATION

From Judge.
 Tutor: Give an illustration of the paradox.
 Pupil: Era foreign domestic.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-08

Be here promptly at the hour advertised below. In many instances the quantities may not last the entire hour, no time should be lost in being here right on time. Nothing sold at the sale prices out side of the hour specified
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-08
 DOND FIXED AT $500

Moulton, January e.-(speciaD Bond of s1,50O each has been fixed in the cases of Bert Sutton and Mar GUS Daniel, charged with taking four bales of cotton from the platforms of buyers early in December. So Tar no one has been found willing 10 make the bonds for them. They are held on three charges, theft or two bales of cotton from Burch bros.' and of one from each w. IL. hei lin and Herman Hill.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1922-01-08
ExTRA
From Judge.

From JuuEt.
 Crawford You might have ex- pected that your wife. would ask you for Christmas money. Crabshaw: But man, l. never imag- ined that she would demand bonus.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-13

est objection to the two-piece suit
was found in the coat without
sleeves. This idea of a sleeveless
jacket, as everybody knows, is an
old one. We have had the sleeve
less sweater, the sleeveless riding
jacket and many other types of
sleeveless coats. But, like two
piece suits, the idea of which is also
very old, the sleeveless coat comes
back in new form. The bright
colored homespun skirts with
smartly cut one-button sleeveless
jackets to match are among the
best OF thic summers outdoor cos
tunes.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-13
Metal and Jewels in
Elaborate Headdresses

THERE are any number OF uisEns
and jewels used in earrlna
but there is one point on which nss
al agree, and that is their lengsA
earrings four inches in length an
lot considered extreme to-day. Iaes
IRE a far cry from the ornaments .
My a few years ago, which cor
sisted OF an ear button or vesi
small drop.
Most elaborate headdresses ars =
the form of beaded bands worn sos
on the forehead, with pendant ofna.
ments falling either over the ears =
over the temple. Other headdrssse'
are Of metal and have motifs g
metal beads suspended from eitasi
ride, which give the effect OF ear
rings.
In the matter OF brooches the oSl
pin is again prominent. The revas1'
of this fashion is brought about .
the Peter Pan collar, which prael'
cally requires a pin. of this s0l@
Even these are in black and VEL"
effects, such as diamonds and oSs~'
or jet and pearls, or in ths less
expensive ones of crystal and 1ss
One such pin recently imported =
this country consists OF a rhinestoas
bar from which is suspended 9 pea.
dant OF onyx set in rhsness'A
frame.
New-York tribune., 1922-08-13

covert cloths in both the gray and
brownish-green shades are used for
suits which have forsaken the erst-
while severely tailored effects and
have become suits with loose, bagpy
unbuttoned jackets belted low on
the hips, with short peplum falling
from beneath the belt.
Suits showing a blending of
beige and brown tones, in addi-
ton to being artistic, are practical
for autumn travelling. One French
house specializing in suits Of the
lighter weight woolens make such
suit consisting of skirt which
New-York tribune., 1922-08-13
Sleeveless Jackets With
Matching Homespun Skirts

'E'HERE were difficulties in the wav
OF those who sought to bring
back to favor the two-piece suit Cor
summer wear. There was the cues
ton Of the separate skirt and con-
trasting blouse to be met. The one
piece dress for all occasions long ago
led the American woman to see
how unattractive a costume con-
sisting of blouse and skirt was.
And, of course, no woman could
undertake to wear her coat on
sweltering July and August days.
A way Of overcoming this great
New-York tribune., 1922-08-13

wraps around the body, tapping
over at the left side, in a neutral
shade of light weight brown woolen
with jacket striped in creamy
beige and dark brown. With
this is worn beige colored crepe
de chine blouse. A small beige
colored felt hat with a cluster of
brown coque feathers at one side is
very smart with such a suit. The
stockings might be beige and the
shoes brown to complete this cos
tune. With the addition of a cape
coat Of beige colored cloth travel
ing costume qui17 out Of the ordi-
nary is achieved