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therefore Avoid Mean Aetion.

one great trouble I'm doing mean
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associate with yourself afterwRrd. r.
YOU could only have nothing to do with
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INDIANAPOLIS & LOUIS
WILLIE RAILWAY co.

New York. Feb 10th. 1922.
The annual meeting Of the stock
holders of Chicago. Indianapolis 6.
Louisville Railway Company will be
held on Wednesday. March ia 1922,
at ten o'clock a. m. At the principal
oltice Of the company in the CITY Of
Indianapolis, Indiana. for the purpose
OF electing directors and for the trans
action Of such other business as may
be brought before the meeting. The
polls viii be open from ten o'clock
4. m. TO eleven o'clock a. m
The transfer books viii be closed
from twelve o'clock noon, March 4
1922, until ten o'clock a. m, March 16
1922.
r. J. HARKINS. Secretary.
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NOTICE TO NONRESIDENT

ST ATE OF INDIANA, LAKE COUN-
TY. IN THE LAKE SUPERIOR
COURT. SITTING AT HAMMOND
INDIANA. JANUARY TERM 1922.
Joseph Szymanski and Bertha Sly
nanski, his wife. vs. Roswell C. Bib
ct al. Cause No. 1885. Action TO
toreclose a real estate contract. and
Tor possession.
Now comes the plaintiffs by Rae NJ
Royce. their attorney, and files their
complaint herein, together with an af-
iidavit of a competent person, showing
that the defendant thereto to-vrit: Mar
RE L. James. formerly Marie L. Bibb.
the wife of Roswell G. Bibb. is not a
resident of the State Of Indiana. and
that this is an action to foreclose d
real estate contract upon the follow
ing described property. to-wit:
Lot four % in Block Eighteen f1s1
Chicago. Tolleston Land and Invest
ment Company's Oak Park Addition
to Tolleston, the same being a sub
division OF a part Of the northwest
quarter On. W 40 OF the Southwest
quarter tsW 1-4) Of Section Fifteen
(l5) Township Thirty-six 1860 North.
Range Eight (s) West or the Second
Principal Meridian, in the City OF
Gary, in Lake County, Indiana.
Said defendant is therefore hereby
notified OF the tendency OF said act
tfon and that the game will stand for
trial at the next term of said Court
and that unless she appear and answer
or demur therein. al the calling Of SAID
cause, on the srd day Of April, A d
1922, the same being the 18th day Of
the next term Of said Court TO be
begun and held IN Room number in
the Court House at Hammond in said
County and State. on the md Monday
of March. \ D. 1892. said action will
be heard and determined in her absence.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, 1 hereun-
20 set my hand ana aifix the seal or
said Court, { hammond, Indiana, this
3rd dag Of February, \. D. 1922
HERBERT L. WHEATON.
(Seal) Clerk l. s. I.
BY: RUTH BERG.
Deputy Clerk. 2:S:13:20
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REAL ESTATE BARGAINS

LANDOLOGY, FREE. SPECIAL NUN
Ser. Just out, containing many facts
or clover land IN Marinette County.
v WISCONSIN, If for a home or an in
sesLment you are thinking or buying
good farm lands, where farmers grows
lien, send at once for this special num-
Der OF LANDOLOGY. 1t is free on re-
guest Address Skidmore- Richie Land
%, 405 Skidnnore- Richie Bldg, Marin
cite, Wisconsin 7:76t
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NOTICE OF FINAL. sETTI. E;MEST. Oh
EST ATE

IAI II
In the matter Of the Estate Of Joseph
Eushik, deceased No. 1852 liz the
Lake Superior Court January Term.
1922.
Notice Is hereby given to the HEIRS.
LEGATEES AND CREDITORS of JOS
eph Bushik, deceased, to appear In the
Lake Superior Court. held al Hammond.
Indiana. on the eth day of February.
1877 and show cause, If any, why the
FINAL SETTLEMENT ACCOUNTS
with the estate OF said decedent should
not be approved; and said heirs are no
tilted 20 then and there make proof of
neirship, and receive their distributtve
shares
WITNESS the Clerk Of the Lake
hyperion Court. at Hammond, this 4th
day OF February. 1922
HERBERT l. WHEATON.
2:s Clerk Lake Superior Court
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LEGAL NOTICES


The annual meeting of the stock
holders of the Masonic Building Assoc
citation Of Hammond Indiana. viii be
held at the Masonic Temple. 45 Muenich
Court, IN the city of Hammond, Feb
II, 1922, at 1850 p. m
THEO. MOOR,
2:3;lot Secret ars Treasurer
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GET A HOME

Have several small houses near Col
umbia school and park. prices 1915 and
up or small payment down and bal
ance to suit you.
See w J. a. M0T4SBERGE
6es Columbia ave. Hammond 2.7:2t
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE los in
Cary for bonds or shares that are
on the market or house and lot Call
Or write to John Marion, 547 John St,
Whiting. Ind. 2:S.6t
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NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE.

NOTICE OF RECEIVERS SALE.
The undersigned. duly appointed Re
ceiver OF the American BottIing Com
pany. IN Cause No. e75S in the Lake
Superior Court, sitting at Gary. Room
5, entitled Charles .. Gainer VS. the
Amer lean Bottlins Company, viii b~
virtue Of an order Of court duly en-
tered on the 10th day OF February.
1922, in said Cause. sell all the assets
Of the american Bottling Company.
which include one carbonizer. one bot
tie washer. three cap machines, one
filter. one Packard truck three Ford
trucks, miscellaneous small tools ore
frame garage, approximately 5000
empty boxes OF the American Bottling
Company. $50 gross Of bottles. 20 gas
drums 1900 gross caps. so gallon col
oring extract. lease TO the premises
where situated. and all other assets OF
The Corporation.
Said Receiver viii sell said business
as = going concern and operate the
same until sale IS confirmed by the
Court and possession given. Said sale
viii be held on February is, 1922. at
ten O'Clock a. M, at the ONCE Of said
Company at 1898 Myrtle avenue, Ham
mond. Indiana, (poet-ofIice address
Whiting)
said sale VIII be for cash. Each per
son desiring to bid must deposit on or
before ten O'Clock a M. February 49,
1S%-' certlned check for Five Humid
red (S500.00) Dollars. drawn upon q.
o@hA situated in Lake County. Indiana.
and payable to the order Of Henry H
Harms, Receiver. said check TO be for
feited to said Receiver If said bidder
fails 70 pay the balance if said assets
ar sold 70 said bidder
HENRY II HARMS.
Receiver American Bottling Co.
Published Feb. i1th. 18th, 14th. 18th.
and 18th.
NOTICE or FINAL SETTLEMENT OF
ESTATE
In the matter or the Estate OF Lidia
Fongracx. deceased. No. o221 In 10
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WANTED 70 RENT

WANTED TO RENT or s room btsu-
salow or house. now on within next
two months. south side. responsible
party. Had own home win take best
care. Phone 1870 Hammond. 2;Io,15
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FOR Modern residence south
side, near Holman St Seven rooms,
bed rooms upstairs. buyer can save
$1,000 II sold before March LIST Fart
cash Come and see IL I32 Detroit
St. owner. Hammond 2:9:tr
FOR SALE-By owner. brick and
frame house. AT. 449 Becker st. Call
from to 5 2. N. and TO . y m.
hammond @.ll.3
FOR SALE Modern new bungalow. To-
Gated on stanton ave. Bargain, terms
Ghas. -. Gamer, 554, 18TH 81. Phone
Whiting 4a5. 2.i.e
TOR SALE Cottage and store build
ing near Oakley and State. Paxton
Lumber Co. Hammond 2.i3 ~
BRICK BUNGALOW, BARGAIN
Modern room brick bungalow. ex-
ceptionally we'll built. hard wood floors
and finished throughout. built-in fea-
lures. brick garage. so # lot on North
Barring ave. priced very rea sonabie at
$3.50. Terms II desired.
CHARLES O. TFRMINI Co
Call East Chicago $40. 210 Caiuinet
bldg. East Chicago 1l@
FOR SAI4E-Two corner lots. resi-
dences. good Local ton, very reasonable,
leaving city Inquire S. ". Humyn, 4S2o
Homerlee ave. East Chicago. 2:l3;l2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-13
PHONOGRAPHS
BARGAINS

This special Offering OF beautiful in
struments taken in exchange on higher
thoroughly overhauled and are fully
guaranteed
This is the best lot or standard make
Instruments we have ever offered. Prize
Or - r1nr-a Thorn uyffplS
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INVESTIGATE.
ONLY 500 CASH
Modern Brick Bungalow

EATON STREET. EAST SIDE
BRICK VENEER BUNGALOW AND
GARAGE
40 # lot oak trim. cleo lights
screens. shades laundry tubs, furnace.
eemented basement. coal bin and All
coal in bin, linoleum on the door, rooms
all newly decorated; complete ~ every
detail. owner must sell Price is
right. Reduced to $1,000 Do not let
this real bargain get away from you
Act at once. Call our Office, phone loi a.
Frank j. Wachewlcz
Home OF the Best Home Bargains
I5S state street. Hammond 2;1a:I
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Others TO select from
Fasv PAYMENTS
Free Records
WYNAN PIANO COMPANY
= II Reid. MsT
go Holman 81. Hammond 2:13.3t
FOR SAI.F-cfun and rife, , swords.
1905 Todd ave. East Chicago. 2:lS:It
WANTED TO SELIs-DininS room Ia
bile and chairs. 46O5 Barring avenue.
East Chicago 2.lS:2t
NOTICE
For your small coal orders one
F.r,shel to ore-fourth ton. call fa54 r
Hammond Quick service 2;i3:2
rsoP SAL-E-Cheap. gas range. electric
lann. iron and vacuum cleaner. II
r Proyer, e7t0 Hemlociz ST. Indiana
IarboT. 1;lStz
-rNR SALF-Fiw lures. 3 floor cases. hot
ease clothes cabinets. stock conn
ter tables goo feet Of double shelving.
ST verv reasonable prices. 1892 Cedar
st. Indiana Farbor- LETT
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WANTED-HfALE HELP

y ANTED-YouuS men. over II, desir-
ing government positions. $3.50 month
Y write for free list Of posi- tons now
NIen, u. Terry CORNER civil Service
tNaminer) 495 Continental Bldg, Wash
ahelen, y. g. 2:1O:5t
ANTHOLOGY in high school wants
more experience in garage sna II
uend o.I2.2t
" ANTED-tsxpcrienc collector. one
that rs familiar with iustallmsnt ac-
counts: must be hustler. Write BIS.
care Times, Hammond 2.13
MANTED--Three we'll dressed, active,
honest alen, Fl 70 80 years old. TO
work locally and travel with manager.
liouse-to-house advertising offer, sal
AIRY, transportation, bonus. IS mon
Lave averaged ever SIS weekly. See
bingham or slime. 6.3e to s %. M, Ho-
LeL HammooG. Hammond. Ind s.I2
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-13
FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES

Storage Batteries charged.
rented and repaired. The
s, 6 M. Battery Service.
218 Favettc St., Hammond
,~ho,,o 0e5E 11-zs-tt
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MISCELLANEOUS
5000 REWARD

For information leading TO the driv-
er Or his associates vao drove the
truck Monday. February 6 1922. and
haf,led steel alcohol drums from The
Excel COMPANY. Inc. I31 Sfbley St.
Hammond. Indiana Information will
he treated strictly confidential
JONES. INCORPORATED. WEBSTER
BUILDING. CHICAGO, ILLINOIS. SEC
RET. SERVICE. 2-10-S
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR RENT-Furntshed rooms. soc and
81 day. Spring cots, S5c- BY the
week, 81. So and 81 Ectel Carleton.
Hammond 1904 #
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP

W ANTED - Steuographer. employed
down town 10 type business CORES
poadence from dictation About one
or two hours work per day Address
Strong, 1245 Forest ave. Ham. 2:lI.3
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NANTED-Cirl or woman for general
Nousework and dining room. SIS Sih-
le-- st Hammond 9.I&.1t
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
IlonrI of EinitorH.

Thomas Jererson--William Menu
Eel Forrest
james INSTRUMENTATION Harm
son Faulkner.
Joseph c. Cabe1i-Alfred Il. Hast
ings.
James Monroc-zw. A. Williams, Jr.
Chapman Jobnson--George O. Fer
8uSon.
Faculty.
Professor George Long-Bruce
Williams.
Professor George Tucker Alfred
Swan
Professor Thomas Hewitt KEW.
Cary Galleher. Jr.
Professor Robey D!nglIson-John
H. BOcock
Professor Charles Bcnnycastle-
John y. Brown.
Professor George Bla,tcrman-
Robert Boswell.
A!eNander Garrett, patron-A. C.
Robertson.
Professor John T. Em,nctc-Gra-
ham EhGars
Arthur Brochenbrourh. rector.
+. II. Ahhot;
John II coc%e-E. c. Anderson.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
DISCUSSES FUTURE Of
AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY

What Will be tho most important de-
rciopmcnt in the automobile industry
In the future
This question was answered by Ed
ward >. Jordan. president OF the Jor-
dan Motor Car Company, in Il talk TO
All tho service managers Of the In
dustry. In Detroit.
lie says that automobiles will DO
sold In tho future upon service al
r>ost entirely.
shcrs are learning that the price
an automobile" ~ not the first price
AT All. but tg. last cost
rms service must be based upon
ftlr parts prices established by the
manufacturer: fair and uniform ger
VIC" charges established by the
deti"r and honest service rendered
by every man who IL allowed TO put
UP sign over garage door.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21

Rober; Bevcriy-R l. Spencer
Thomas Nelson--W. \. Bozarth
warner Lewis--Jscs Hundlry.
Edmund Randolph -profcssor Il. =.
Morton
Governor Thomas jefferson Ash.
ton Doycll
John IIea'h, student-r, L. Ford.
Roys-Students.
Time-l7T9
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
NH. YORKTOWN.

"hsh!ngtou--jo Joseph White
Lafayette, StcU5ou. Lincoln. OIiara.
Count ROchainbcau.
french soldiers. American soldiers,
British soldiers and Hcsslaus Tho
sccne represents tho ceremony %! the
surrender O: the army Q! Lord Corn
wallis
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
I'ItlDA
Norfolk Night.

FRIDAY.
Norfolk Night.
The Commissioning Of 1.-THE Virginia"
Old SoldIcr-i.inmanue Berger
Pilot-Blaiuc Graham.
First Sold!cr--H. :. Fentrcss.
Second SOidicr-Nernon Straw hand.
Third Soldier-iiugh Hope.
An Old trOakcr r.. e. bergman.
Croni!es-J. II. Stewart, J NJ. Bris-
tow, W. s. Newton.
Lieutenant wood Arthur G. Gray.
Commodore Forrest-T. J. Green
wood.
Commodore Buchanan-w. II. Star
key.
Lieutenant Catesby Jones-John V.
New
Lieutenant WillIamson-W. II.
Brewer.
Lieutenant Brooks-R y. Flick
niger.
Lieutenant Portcr-W. W. Volllncs.
Midshipinan Asher ~ Howell
Crews Of Virginia. workmen. civil
ians. stokers. sailors. including only
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
TROOPS,

Tho action OF tho scene represents
the last conference between General
Leo and General Jackson. and aug-
gs,Y tho movement OF Jnchson's
troops across the Federal front. ana
the massing for his famous attack
Tho final moment Of the scenc IL
that IN which the news OF his sue.
cess. and OF his serious wound. was
brought to General Ice.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21

survivors Captain John f.. Higgins,
Richard Curtis and Mr.. Narmadukc.
Time-iS62
SATURDAY.
Williamsburg Episode.
College OF Willinm and Mary he
comes University.
Doorkeeper-Frank Wolfe
CSher-Professor :. r. Xchmcr.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
All. CLARKE AT kAsk ,SI<I, ~,
tts~o..Intru CutI,nII,. S.t.,I

PFovos;-ShcErard Mott.
PROVOST Herbert Harris.
Commander Rochcblny.- c,sn,-
Daadr.
Madame Rochatlnve Miss Mary
Mr. Raycl!re-Paul Rllley.
toureuT DcBois-WiUlam O'Con-
nor.
Young !.ady-Niss Agnes BayIey.
The Indian-P. II. sullivan.
Joseph Mackcy.
Fidd!er-Joseph Tremmcr.
Perc G!hauit--Rcv. I. VI Kelly.
Rangers, Girls and Men.
BY tho capture OF the British pos,s
AT knSkaskia and Nicennes. George
Rogers CLARKE and HIS virginia OK
feaition captured the control Of the
ONO country. and the territory ar
forward given 10 the United States
by virginia as The old SOrthyrcst"
C!h'He.s Interview with Pcre Gibaul,
was = crucial moment Ia the history
OF tho West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
Xr. CONVENTION OF I77g.
t.Accn 'FrfupIr

Edmund Pendlcton- Fulmer
Bright
Thomas Ludwell Lee-J. u. Hank.
il.
Thomas l.cwis-Mr. Wright.
iachard biand--Hay T. Thornton.
Valentine. Jr.
Thomas Nelson-Ollie Hope.
Thomas Johnson-William Hoc1-
ct'
Archibald Carv-Iiil Flee,
ia,rick Hcnry-Walkcr Cottroll
rms Convention instructed The
delegates In the Continen,aI CO...
gress 10 bring forward tho u,les,ir',
OF Declaration OF Independence for
tho United Colonies.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
wv. AFTER ArroMATTox.

GsneraI Robert j.. Icc-MajOr T.
Dallas coEhill
officer. Orderly
Confederate Soldiers
General Lees farewell general or
der Ia being read to IN" army: and
he passes among them for the las,
time.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
Students,


Thomas Pinckney-J ". Johnston.
Henry Observation-Disclosures Baxter
Maddox.
Gessn"T Harrison-L. p. Kiser.
Red 0"ilt-Jancs Donnell Thigh
man.
Frs. s,udent-charics skinker
Valentine.
Second Student-Russell Parrish.
Third Student--W. r.. Moscley.
'oasar--frederick Grecar.
Corporate. Il. Westcott.
Played by faculty. alumni and stu
dents Of University OF Virginia.
THURSDAY.
ROnnoke Night.
"Tbe ROnd to the west"
Old Pioneer Carleton Penn.
Gr"om-p. q. Davis.
BTide-Miss Kathleen Shelnr.
Father Of Bridc-H y. Ccrell.
Mother Of Bride Mrs. ~ J. Pa'sel.
The Minister ]: g Drrcll.
Crown sOn-G " Slicer.
Younger sony. T. Sisson.
Caller for Dance Hugh Gish.
Leader Of dance Mrs. 7. II. Hale.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
REPRESENTS SPIRIT OF
CHRONICLE OF VIRGINIA

Continued From Sixth rare)
kics mond patrich Hcnry's speech.
given In part, constitutes tho entire
text.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
NIX. EpIIOGUE.
h. W. &. ~. Spanish Wnr Veterans,
john MnrnhnII IIiKh ScIlnOl. Mun-

u'nrnt Avenue Church)
NirE!nia-Mrs. John shelton WIZ
liam-
Justice Mrs Mary IL. Yclscgcr.
Liberty-Miss Mary Dierhol
IcarninG Miss MOzell" Snndcrsor.
fHith-Mrs. ". T. D.vcrcaux.
Crusah"r-N 8 Danncr
B"lgium-Miss Catherine Brown
France Miss Sallic Friend
Italy Miss Margaret Gordon Nor
risOn
England Miys Anne Meade
Russia Mrs. l., Carter White.
S"rvla Miss Annie Friends.
America X. :. IIudgIns.
Death-Miss Myrtle Dunton.
TIC Mother-Mrs. W. v. Maybee.
Wife-Mrs. Janet stuart Durham.
Maiden-Misa Louis Johns or Miss
Salli" Friend.
Richmond Miss Margaret Free
man or Mira Grace Gregory Dyson.
Confederate Groups Spanish War
Group. Horaids. Standard Bear
"rs. states. Chorus and
Sponsors
The action OF the Epiioque com
priAcs the following
!. The TrooplnI OF tho World War
Flags.
2. a requiem for virg!nia's He
roic dead
2. The states Festival
THE FIVE CITIES.
on the following nights these
citieE will play scenes from thcir
own history.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21
TUESDAY,.
Alexandria NEht-First Colonial
Conference, 1873.

CONCEAL NrnNNoch Frlnk stuart.
Alexandria NiEht-Brnhdock mt
Edward J. McDcTinDtt
Governor shirley. OF Massachu-
sctts-Arthur Paul.
Governor Morris. OF Pennsylvania
Frank Latham.
Governor Delaney. OF New York
- " Schneider
Governor sharp. OF Maryland +
4. Burns.
benjamin Franklin John Edwards
George Wash!nEtGn-T. ". Rob
insou.
Admiral Halket-W. j. Arlington
An cniccr-ii. g. padgett.
Major John Carlyle. the hust-Wil-
liam II. Gorham.
Aids. Secretaries. Servants.
Time. 1855
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21

Compantou-D. o. Chapman.
Ns!ghbOrs and Pioneers.
Time-About 1850.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-05-21

on the following nights these
citieE Will play scenes from tncir
own history.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07

N the sheerest Of cotton voiles and
embroidered moussclines.
Glnghams are always good. They
are cheerful to look at, reasonable
IN price, durable and well suited
for country frocks, so there is a
great deal to recommend them.
\ charming dress for warn, sum.
mer mornings may be made Of green
and white checked gingham in the
following way: Cut the bodice por-
ton just like chemise dress and
loin long flowing sleeves to very
low shoulder line. Gather full
SKIRT to the chemise portion SLIGHTLY
below the normal waistine. The
neck may be cut square or in boa,
shape and finished with bias fold
OF green organdie underlajd with
one of white.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07

sew the tucks in long running
stitch with green worsted and trim
the neck and sleeves in the same
way.
Neither worsted nor organdie i.
new trimming for bingham
dresses, but evidently designer. have
not been able to think Of any,
thing prettier to take their place,
for we have them used more pro
fusely than ever this year. This j.,
especially true of organdie. Quan-
titles Of orrandie trimmings are
seen.
Tapes and strings, such as are
used TO tie packages in the shops.
have been rediscovered that is, thev
have heen found decidedly decora.
tive when dyed in bright colors and
applied TO wash dresses. The tape
is used either in white or color on
linen trocks for binding the edges
and for embroidery. When used
for embroidery it is ntermngled
with stitches in cotton threads.
Such trimming is effectively
carried out on dress Of heavy
cerlse linen, the bodice OF which is
plain and straight. with skir,
joined to It low on the hips. The
skirt laps over at one side and where
1t fastens there Is an embrojdered
panel. The drAsv is bound on al
edges with the white tape, which AZ.
fords a pleasing contrast with the
linen.
Summer frocks, whether thew h.
IN chemse form or in two niace.
Usually are made to slip on over the
mead. In each instance the vaj,+
portion is usually slashed to .nahle
tne uearer to don the garment NOR.
readily.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07
A Smart Cingham Dre..
Easily Made at Home

VIE sleeves should be edged with
organdie in two colors to match
TIE neck. Now make a narrow belt
of the red organdie, or Of the PING.
nam II you like, and line it with
white, allowing the white to show
at either edge in the form Of =
piping. Ornament this with two
tlny. stiff bows Of the green trimmed
with white. Tie the girdle in the
back, permitting the stiff little bow.
to come at either side of the from,
The skirt may be plain or i. NAV
nave two large tucks encircl,ne !,
II further ornsmentation i. desired
New-York tribune., 1922-05-07

Is of beige cloth, very simply made,
ground. A trimming Of buttons is
used on the outside of the sleeve and
down the side Of the skirt. but the
note OF real novelty lies in the collar
and pockets of old-fashioned patch
work; that is. bits of silk of various
coors pieced together and outlined
by embroidery stitches. This trim
ming has the Endorsement of Paris.
as it was used by ever 50 many Of
the great French drcssmakers on
their spring models.
A cross stitch of black yarn on
blue and white checked Canadian
homespun is used on the model d.
rectly to the right Of the one lust de-
scribed. 1t is simple trimming
and at the same time effective.
Every spring brings out new and
wonderful cotton materials. wonder
full in the fact that they are so sheer
having much the appearance of
chltfon-and that the designs are 50
lntrlcately and beautifully woven
into the material in color or self
tone, with perhaps here and there a
scattering of embroidery in the most
pleasing Of color combinations. Or
again. the fabric is dyed in the most
delicate Of pastel shades. embroid
cred in self-tone or left perfectlv
plain as in the case Of many cotton
voiles.
Rodier, The most artistic creator
and producer IF novelty fabrics, is
showing materials Of this character
according to the pattern in the back