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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-04-03

n:gh- o. February & whom th"% opened
ire on = crowd o.: strikers a"I i'i'NctS
,"W:rr@a;'d IN front e.: me nih' VIZ
r.t't o: the Wheeling steer "' a"
;iun Tho mon We're employed rs
I:,hrrtq and Wo:ra were ais" indicted
FOR shouting w.th intent /" k'H ia:"t2
Lewis. 4 picket. wrp MHS Wnt""ed -
IN" leg AZ the same time. E"tn in'h
have i'rcn N the "o"ntE laL! mere "''"-
uu, bah since the Sir"uhE:
rjrs, ,Irgrdc murder !ndictm"n'S
w.rn returned against five NHcy FORK
men WHO ar" a""nSHd OF INC n'u .,'a
murder of 5lan:sIau Naz2rcnM" on 'l'
might az IDrcrmGcr II last. The h":"i-
Iauts are Steve Hnch"n. Lohn N"nZ;nk,
MiAn llutut, Peter S"fchah and M!ke
l,rnEou.ltuk All arc in tie county
1a.l mere. 1t is alleged they tied their
Victim 10 chair and i"rtHEcd MN 80
entire night before they dubbed an"
stabbed him 10 death.
Banker indicted
Vincent Morc!U. prom.nrnt Italian
fau;,,.r of thi, city. was indicted Tor
i,,ar,;nan, il being alleged that he at.
trmrtnd q EFFORT money from kicci
,;ll,-!nu with threats 81 arrest and I'M,
nr:sonrncn,. MorcIll was a." addicted
rrr carving cO0o,alrd weapons ana
With assault AID hdtI"ry on Si'F.S i'-
rtc;-o. Italian newspaper 'G''u''
bribery !HCAStuleALs
George Nurjcv!c and sam Davis
wraltrS Scr5.an properly holders "i
iIi4 CITY. were !nd.Ci,d l"r bribery 81
Witnesses. |. Is alleged tht; the on
~trlirtcd jusi:rc by :ailn-nr'nE Helen
Van .\l,ea aud EI"lyn GoE1"n' Known
as the "I,nlcsn detectives. NOT !" i'' 70
rlrv against tucGr "a = lGG"r case, tha'
they promised !" purchase th"!n ~"
dresses and p.A.- rNucn%.v" wearing
yrnarcl and that they Transported m,
gi:ls 10 Detroit whsr" 'n"% heti.ncd
them until the cdsr IN" n"rh *''''c"'
sw,ndler Indicted
; Adam Kiosk! was inh:rtcd '"r 'a'"c
prc,raSc AID grand larceny Tor S"!hi-
ing George Roy g: IhtS city ""t 81
: ir0 with i money mailing ma'"1'l''
ROY. after seeing the mach.ae max
rrY dollar bills out Of slips "t h!a"N
uaYCr agreed to buy the machine ana
had over his money. koSki PROMISED
t. deliver the machine but i"TEmt 10
conc back. He was arrested AZ l''tS-
/ aurrh and brought back here.
Irrnr indictments were as toi"WE'
Walter Hawthorne. former hlSN
! school basketball star. -FOUR counts l"'
! nurg.Xry and larceny of stores nj Ken
mo,d. Ohio. ,.... ,,..,ro
! ,u.., ,n',rIs FOR illegal c0hah:t1:!"n with
! Erriv .arks and Georgia WILSON.
Y Holmes. a..aui; nrl battery on
Irward Baxter. contributing 70 del'n-
cua0cv az minor children.
,lhcr puch. assault: Preston Lewis
grand uarceny: clarence fcIvIiie. as
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ranging in ages from fifteen to eiEh-
.r.u. lhry .,.o planning great thinS"
" " cameron Briefs.
Mrs Ni.X COS - very Ill a. "cT nome
Mrs. J l..n,,.i Wells vas called t"
Nn!,l,.iuurl" u1 account OF the serious
.IIuc,, IT i,y "Umt
Dr. V. G. r"w@on was Wheeling
>'. MRS. IGu;, ,n,.N!c aud Mrs Charles
u',I.rc went to iuc Court Wednesday 10
ALTERED the play. Dear Me
Eih TE"mus went - Wheeling We'd
mcsdav. She ~ taking treatment from
Re-. John II,Idow or Manm'nHtom
.amr "'rr thursday to attend ;he III
vau." IG'"u"rn.
ria" ,rm, .,n E'ass house which has
been ,I.r. ed Gown for repairs. cNpcC'S l!
l...Iir.,.. oI., r.I.rnS Tuesday. Nearly ar
81 Tia. Ia,u AZ" H:,''h from thr'r hOIn,'
..i.u r.',Ct {" START W"rh.
Iirauilna Williams 81 North avenue Is
III. Mr., futile ~ taking care Of her.
The k!urs lirrtldA oI the M-th"HiSt
c;ur,'h rrl'y"d u sOc!a! Inn" ImGr%d'tF
L"u4nc ur.drr the leadership OF Mr..
.ir"i4r $u"~dCu.
Nr aua Mrs. Arthur Jones OF liun,
Gr,d a.lcudrd ~. i;.uerI. OF the for
mos mother, ErIIay.
\ \. rn"n. wAn VS. appointed post
ir.,. ,.r FAR t..Is rltE. H.-'En!rd has duli'"
tglu..iL% morning, April LIST,
. uU,a!..r IT frl"rdS gathered 1T the
l.,,,,.,. OF Mrs. George lr@"S on crawford
Hii|. and spent q pleasant evening tA'
.,.. -i"u h"iHG her niH'th birthday
,!r@ Ida prSmuId who WAS renewed
f. the ONO Valley hospital. expects t.
!.,. un..rItcd on SuuaHy for app"ndi'I'I~.
NJ ana Mrs. crawford Howard ~"
-iD.nIuu e fcw davS in wheeling VISIT
,,., lI,.. ,r TIA. Snr,irn Star ravc =
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"Iust think Of u. at esvcnty.nvs
years Of ago to b. nade well and
strong again and ga!ued twelve pounds
IN weight. but this - exactly what I
did after taking Tanla;. Not only that,
feel years younger" said Mrs. Mary
\. Spencer. East St. lifelong resident
OF Matcrtown. y. y.
Fer over year I was in . terr1-
niy rundown condition and I was 30
nervous and restless th;t many night
/ would hear tho c!ocx strike every
hour. 7 WAS ah.e to bat very little
and lost strength right along. finally
becoming 80 wrhk coud hardly walk
from one room 20 the otter.
"On accoun; or my ageI thought my
declining health was natural, but Tan
lac has proved that was mistaken. I
can do all my ow2 hous%ork now,
sleep all night long. walk UP IN the
morning feeling refreshed md Just feel
fine all the day long. Tsnac can't 30
praised too much
Tan.ac g sold IN Wheeling by the
ITngc-Davis Drug Co. and by leading
druggists everywhcre.-Adv.
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CAN'T with intent 10 rape Florence Fry
Inv calls and Dave Carter. petit lar
r"ny: Joseph Lawson. Jr.. assault am
latjrrv: robert RIxon. false pretense
y. Ronavanctura. shooting with intent
20 Kill.
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,,,a,a,r. :oorvo r-o,ter Of Pitts
',>'n.,I, ,,t ~, t,,,,,rrr,.,dar, Of
~, >I,..,o, ,,r,or... ,.er,. IN
',,,t,i,,,.T,. ~ ~, ro,l ~ the Mission
81. ,,.,.' .,,.,.,,, Inv ~. I,.iia;rr IN.
,i,,ut.',, S,;,, I,nl.u>,a 10. =. I..:L-
crshury Mission lead 80. ...H..r. ui.I
Iror Daniel Archer rrna.rr.i <.>rr.U
selections or tn, theatre. organ.
Cleanup Drive.
Eellai-e today enters UPON n cleanup
that will extend throuShout
,,, wcek There Will 10 reduced rates
Tor =. ,uu,!,s I,ruagc and refuse. CLtN
officials .lLL S,\." "rgauIG4t'ums VIII
,."-oi"~at,. IL Tie rampa.Eu. Mayor john
< Wyatt has sisted Il proclamation
"rg.a., Al, I" taxi Ia-t III the "'"1n-a:'
"":>". The mai"r declares H." '"""-""
" ic''"r" nu"mn!"Em"n, @"i"". S'''"-
ga" "'''i;H' if";n"'' IN" = prev
. .'> ''"'''''' 'i''1 'F'"N '''' "S'"'''E
''' '''E'
E1"n 11'''t uGe"n''
~ ."eS',ro WIS |t," Al '"o ,>'"''
i."''2'Ts Methodist t;'...'"'';'' '"urC'
N"H"'F afternoon Ni''h p!"'" '''t" fh'tus
,'' -" '-'>'': f""'''"l. i"''"'" '"u"'
"a" score l"2"| rc"N.". Hr' -:
",".'% "L' '''l ,i",' ~ L"'
49,. '''''. N"' 81 49, -. IT, ." '"'H
.,,. '''''' vac '''
80. ia ,,.'., '.'' ''-''''''
W. "' XIV - E'',''c - ....'H.
r.. NIX INV ,''s' .,..
.nc ~. r.,.,,',,,,, N,t.,.,,,.,-, ....,,., 800,
;h., S.;,b I;l,.,a N,.,,,,'..., I..,.... ...,
r..tr.h - :, D. boil; -, 49,. ,,.,..I,
G..y .,cr.,. nv, ,i,.,,,,. n,s...,.. ,',.r
=. ,aLcr ,,,d a., c>rcfrar, n-[.c.. -, ~
r-a,I.r-,. ,a,n,. mud .,,,,,. ,.rf "a, re,.
49,.
- -, $3.50. ''IE" 80 ' >"".h -, ,
'''''"'.~' .-''' .,"''N We
."'N - LAX '"", N' '
49,, ''.' '"''' ''' '''
a. 60; ''''''''.
School Resumes
''S '''''''' >'''''' ''.' ,N"''' ''''.
-; i"r ".'s'' '.:a' "'''r hH'. '..'"
VA >i''' 1853 y" 'I'' ''''r""'" '''
ia" Ii""'' >Ifin% ;.'A;."" J :" 81" w..
&c -" fur H." >u&1' I~.'.H -: "a" '.'..'. ;
during III" :"wai":"" ".cn' 49," 80
III" S'A""' fe''r' -" hH'i t"' 81.
70: the year ~" The l""S; !m"""'Hh; a.
'"H S'N""' t;'.
LoWlanos Covered
49,.
O. 'H' '""''."''S - '"' '''N' ''''
valley. tn" rive: vas rtS."E "h'H .''
ura,N ra.aS 9" Er:inv uGl: rt"i"
,yh;,A caused :, - COM. un more rap
IN. m, rn,l q, -, -. -,-,lCr
a., =" :s L ~. o.. n,, a.. vi" IT,,
t s,".,'',,> ,.,.o'.,f.,, - ,.,r.,.,,n a.,i
"'"''' ''' wa ''"'' - $500
A. ,:ran,ur week In r';.,..r,.
49,. ,,.. ,t.'..,r, -, -. ..... Mems
club viii t""" ,'"."" ''i' ''''',IE' "a"
Installation taniuT p,ac" - ''";hcrt'""
with tive meeting '"n.gh'. i'.'a1 49,.
}.k,,v 10 u,ade 10y :. Gaurr also and
o ,.,,. ,,,,:.~-. ~ v.i a;tc...o".
''''' '''''' r,.,,+,;r r1,.,
Misses Margaret Hr"vs> ,,'d u"r"th'
Wassmaa WI, h" Jotnt G'>' "nSSS 'A'>
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WILL HIN ShRIH"
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HhMh0 HE 4
NENhIaI Eun
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The c,crtl"" 80: N" bond issue o. , 49,
GEO for ~" We E'' h"riSc W." -
held :" rht- = ,"rn""roW. IN" 'o. "a,
will tex Pee" - 30 "'.','' w.
III" e>'',S,.' ,. .,.. .r, 49,, p..,,.
.,.r. $50. NJ 30 CT. \ Sl"'ivr
-, - r,,.synoi. a cav NniliInG; g.
-" 80. ao,ca - Aetm,,li.. l. J..
,i".,,',-,.. -. ....... !. Ne, 'yl.w"H.""'S
-! 49,, ,,ro.,.. =. lc<t - Va
"a. ~ ~, go ,,..-, End. q. Glttrr':
.....,. ,r '....r....... street, I<!"iw"
\ ,.~v l~.,> ., .,rS,t"h "f.n;
% :nc oI&N'::; "' '~r"s' ten -.
vr,."E co. tre t'i"' ' "l
e "c', v~;'- '"i''n "'.' ,.'' 'H' ,,,,,.
r'Ne'" '''' '''' 81. ,.,,-,sycG Tho hc.
residents - '...~ '.''N In t....~,. -.
Nci tia. -" '"'h 49,, ..,:,,,
S',' II" ~ ..,.
ia'' " >rAa ror,o-row
ye,v 0Iu.,r,..t,.g rr,~I": -: "0':"'.!
w., CO.. ,,,..r,,,, evening a, ~
r,. w., ,.,..,,~,. OF. :rruo-t-
'.'H ,.,.,.....scl who, viii DO vt
49,, - -, ali TN, MAYOR WI, make
,,.,,..,.,. ~rr,,. an Inc ard ia..c3
-, ..l
&c. Rearing Tonight.
1900. .,.l ,u-,. r-.rr;r.orS
,,,, ,,s.r .,-,,.~rc,! S..:..~,la, Il. n, when
w." .,,.,, 49,, ,lnc.s o. rr.;z I..Sla-
49,, ,r.ct and Ny@ltn.. Hunter
i,,n;r cyrrue, vii ~ given = hear
,ny l.. fore Moa>ur Jurk:nS this rv"nin',
All the men 3u; ~ money Tor tac'r ap-
,,c.r;.rce arG = ,riy lively time is Took
ID Cor. Alleged ramhl'u" nv "a" '"o
r,sccs resulted ," nc ra'1 "t"'N ''''"'
water Rents SLOW
Local water ''h,N h"NS ~, .r.,,,
;" H.E"'N N'|N ''.' ..,r.. .,rn Iirnp-
Ills i'r 'I' -, ,o,cd ,i,.,
man ''Nf "' ,,' h.r,rn ln,.-
go ti
Miners want 9o' a..a,lei
very H', ,,al,,,,,, Trades
2Hc',nS wa .',," =. -, no IIr.n}~,n
aad LABOR N>'E'''''',.7 ., >r.,., m.
""'tH'"S , ,...-,..ci ,hnu,
po:Ia"S H,",'''' ,,,,,.,,,, -. I..hn- and
u" ',,,ice discussed VAS
among inc '''''t ',,,... o,. ~ No.
tnat OF '"e 's,,, ,,,,,,Ts j., ,,,a, VI
!aire 20 to' "'"' -, ..,,,..d
lni'F' i'e r|'",, 80, ~. ar,ororuc
t"a'' '"""U' U - ,oil .Tn,y arc
an" t"" "'"t'" i'' ,,,.,, r,,,g ,e,Liuy
''Wt"H'u "'''''', .I,, inbr Nrurnhy
Z" 'H' "''"e> - r,,L,r,. NJ E,-.or
"A" Sc, ,,u., Tho assembly
'iI-a,.,n., ,rriyrl and were distributed
"t'S''"'E 49,. o ~ .rhe miners, a.
az N'sN''u"! - ,rcD,re, 90
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Wan. 70 b Annexed.
Tn. people residing beyond the c''Y
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Baxnar q Success

The bazaar held by the Iowa "Taec
~ Moose each evening lat week ~ "a"
Moose hal proved 4 success ," eTeS>
way. Zach r,~ht SAW 4 big crowd N
attendance i.c proceeds 81 tAr eNs''
wiz 70 TO- ,ar hr"sNt - M""S'""a3',
an institution Cnr tho ca" % the age"
and orphans.
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MANY Cars Through

Yesterday can lain th" n'Ss NUM-
b. - machines on. 50 90 TINS spr'"S'
Practically ali pc them jourueE"d Ga;
u. Na,!ona, P;He The person taking
-,c census OF machines reported that
y.,,f:, five minutes ;.luc. C" huaGrrI
..J cf.y machines passed through
A~ou,d no O'Clock las; evening
r,oi.n. ;ra., hold N, aboUt fourteen ma
r}.f3cs Which were returning from out
tNc-pike.
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Vurera, sNrvlHss f9r 'he In;e VI.
,ra-y,rc, Heath. wife " =. 6. Heath OF
Snadvs.de .wo:" Nc.l sunday afternoon
=. the ate home. Hr"ia' was III me
K,yr fr::, cemetery here. I"""n,"d va
aga - wears. she d!"d last Wcdn ,.S>,,
Nv. Mrs. Heath hah bceo an n''''"
g.
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Use Hoso or Streets

Following III" last heary rain ~ !aS'
~.crk. Il Was necessary - use IN" IRE
losc On he streets 20 clean thcm ~ i"e
,,,iG and debris tha, was several inches
rrsp. Tho dit was washed Gown "i'
nc pike and made :; hard for machines
- MS. Although council has FOR
b.1dea The use Of the Hro hose in clean
:,.c The stress. ;hcy ihous:.; !: n"c's-
>rrX last week
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Ecllaire today enters upon n cleanup
that will extend throughout
l." week. There viii 10 reduced rates
:nr =. 'uv,!"s s,.rbaGc and refuse. HIt|
officials .ui St\." "rgam11tt"ns "l't
,.n-ui".rat,, IL Tie campa.eu. Mayor john
K Wyatt, has sisted Il proclamation
,,:E.a.. Al, t. TAXI Ia-t III the r''.tn-N.'
DRIVE. The maiu" declares H." "l'An-Ui'
d" - relieve urn.mr!"Emcn. s,"iu". S,'"-
gard h.Ilth. rr":ru,r tE~ :. IRE, cl''
I..,> stimulates ca H. I'r.dN ,EI h@au;i.y
60 CIV
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ranging in ages from Gftecn TO elgh-
e, IA. Ihry .yn planning great thiiIS"
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Nav Amend order

The order Tor tn" coal miners n ,..'.,
oon5u,. dn~:nr TN, p~ascn: SUSPENSION
.,,y iva amended. N%liam Roy. STAKE
r ,t, president. while here. "a" '!a, Ar.
,a,nn.r,o.,s ,qav H. madn whereby
n St.S niners can mn" coal 70" hone
'nn.,,,,n,,nr The strike order as !;
row stands permits ;hc m'H."S o, ca
o,,. for electric a"d wa'er P''".''
..,.,-,,ca schools AMI hospitals
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hem.
Here again j. tho raglan sleeve and
very full front. This full front and
he back almos, as tull. are gathered
Ia a small circular yoke and the woke
- attached 10 a high stock collar.
Collar and yoke are covered with col
orcd embroidery in deep blue, black
and orange. The blouse Is OF soft,
heavy white l.,rn. These fall hlouses
with full raglan sleeves. giving
smooth line over The shoulder and
bishop !rill at tn" wrist promise 20 he
The rage for carly autumn and the
models presented are among the new
-, and most authoritative importa'
lions.
Imagine the high collared blouse
carried on, in crepe d" chine. or can
,on crepe. with embroidery in silk and
metal thread on sleeve and yoke. lhe
rTcc, would he stunning indeed aud
no doubt Just such hlouses VIII be
appearing with early autumn styles
Very good looking sTort bloCs"s are
of natural Cu!orcI sharturE ponEee.
These hIous"S look we'll with sport
skirts of brown or tan wool and with
shanrunE skirts to match the blouse.
They are practical since the tan
pongcc looks clean longer than
white silk waist would. yet may be
Numbered as easily AS white linen or
h,,l-tr. These sport hlouScs are in
Simon STYLE with long sleeves ending
In link cuffs; or with elbow sleeves
finished with turned back cuffs. Ihere
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part O, the blouse. \ blouse OF the
sort is or Tan crepe de chine with
woke and belt III the same material
shade darker. The yoke IS circular
in cut and fits smoothly around the
oval neckline and on, over the top OF
the sleeve. There are TWO extensions
that run down into the blouse and ne
edge Of this yoke is hemSutched all
around where It joins the blouse. The
belt which is located AZ tn" hip is
made in the same way "Xcent that Il
: straight. not circular. The extern
s;ons. or tabs. run up from II into
the blouse and hems,itchnc joins the
TWO fabrics. The loose. elbow sleeves
are untrimmed.
very Fronchy sport hlous" has
loose draped effoc, At the top and a
svathed, fitted effect between waist
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~HE new b!ous" j. verify a blouse
~ and not in any sense n waist. It's
IA loose lines arc very becoming too
~ Any woman looks simmer in
.l,r-a IInrsa than she does IN tight
hitting one and tn" softer ana easier
The fall Of blouse fabric on the hGur".
the simmer seems tn" figure. lh"''
loose hlou~os ca,l over the skirt at
low waistline and tbs adds to IN"
ylcudernoSs Of Tho silhouette. me
s,raigh, skirt has very loose h'.
50 that il slips well down on the hEHr"
eliminating curves. Sometimes sash
Of the blouse material, passed around
the TOP Of the skirt continues th'
fcn4.h Of line and Increases the eh"''
OF SlimIess.
The TWO pictured b.ouses show mo
easy effect. the extreme and informal
lnosnncSs Of tho nov hlouS" m"d"IS.
There is a picturesque. m ar''S'"
proljtv about these loosely setting
houses that is very attractive. Ana
They are so easy 10 slip on ana OF
What in the world will t'm,nin''E 10
II Il ever has 20 20 hnrh {" shirt
u,aists with se,-in sleeves. elastic run
Wristbands and buttons and hutton
holes down the IRON, or back?
Both Of the pictured h!"us"s mr." or
soft. rather heavy Nn"n which Is par
,Irg'ariv smart as Il h'o;s" ml''E'Ai
ms, now. Crepe Dc ch."" - favored
also and there arc good looking sport
hIouses OF shautuuE ponrc". ones
brn,,aa must II" odd rictur'sGU" and
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graceful upcurvc OF the brim when
IS considerably wider al the sides tAan
a, back or front: and tn" big, very
low crown which mel,S into the orin
without angles. a simple posE %
four or i've petals trims the big hat
and the posy is big enough TO MI o"'
tho space between crown and oE!'n
where the brim takes downward
SLANT. Hat and flower are OF grape
purple panne velvet and the button.
hol!ng IS done with heavy silk Moss o.
re same rich shade. This very DARK
purple hat Is stunning with a gray
weed suit and a soft stone marten
neckscart.
Most Brims Curl Up At The Front
There is only one mushroom model
among the now autumn hats presented
today and even this one mushroom
curls up 4 wee biz at the front. Most
hat hrims roll upward now; Il not
all around. n least part OF the way
The briul that rolls Up IS always more
becoming than the stiff mushroom el-
feet which only extreme Nouth can
wear successfully. The hat pictured
g charming on it's youthful wearer'
hi. I. could not he worn by woman
81 :h;r,r-evn or forty. as could almost
arv other hat in cne group. ms
model i made os black fa'Iic silk and
g oddly trimmed with two or three
dozen silk cord tassels attached 10
bead and cord ornaments on the
} crown OF the hat. The effect - as
( soft as ostrich plumac" and the ma,
! e one that will produce sneC'a!
/ thrill on tina. summer hotel VeranGa
because It is hat 50 iNdisnutaoI}
new and different" The hrtm IS
, elongated toward the sides and curiS
m = triae a. tho front 20 show the
/ evns Hu-e swinging earrings o.
Ivory and shell add 20 the smar'H"s'
and n,r:ures0UeNoss % this hat.
Appliqucd Fabric Flowers For Fal
Two % Tho hats in ,oGaN'S crouf
show hand-madn fabric flowers
striking note OF surartneSs in fall mil
rrerv models. IN ono case tn" t1owe:
: Of horcul"an size ard in the Other
case many small blossoms are suggest
cd IN a sort OF quilted effect; hu'
both STYLES show expert handlWoFr
and infinite pains. clever indeed mus
hn the fingers that can TAX" wards an'
ards Of folded silk and twist then
.-ro l!felike looking rose that blooms
.,hoyc q IN. hrirl. Just Try. Yourself
n wis. several yards of folded Sa;tr
3~.o , rose Ike The one On Tho wide
hr;mmod hat and SOC what success
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~" !" ~ 49, '''''
=. ,-,, .asrsrr
,ho,, A.,,,s. ers,. ,ne J.,v people
bors coma and Won reCyy, that you
ala not MIA, 20 break the summer by
q soiourr at the mountains and not
rer,a,n a. the same place. You do1;
know tho new August people y";.
.rheS = no, much interest anyhow n
looking A: lot OF summer clothes on
new peop,e-au styles look alike TO-
ward the end OF a season.
And then comes some woman. ;reSh
IRON town, in brand new autumn
&ra;. Every eye-every feminine eye
3fha, is. on the hotel veraNda bright
\ ems alertly. I, isn't so much that hat.
as what :: stands FOR; what It SYM
bol,zes-a new season. new interests,
something 20 he planning for. To get
ne real thrill out Of a new fall hat
Won have 20 be a soiour~s- a; sum
mer resort and have the hat burst
rpon YOU as complete surprise.
STYLES OF A coming season creep out 50
gradually and casually - 'ow0 cha.
there IS 10 special thrill about ;h"n1.
r,de Rrin,s And Dashing Shapes For
Fall
-. ,-..--
me 'n'e'"9'''7 "''''.'''
sucn 'n'''' % ''t' S''''.',., - -,
sisters ~ 'he "'oU'''','' "
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line and hip. This effect is achieved
by buttons and huttonholes at the s!ie
seams. the material al the lower part
of the blouse being drawn smooth!?
across the figure into vertical hens IN
which the buttons and buttonho!es
are placed. This French blouse mas
also the new surplice front opening
and Y neck effect. The surplice fronts
lap and the overlapping edge con-
,jnucs from the right shoulder 10 the
LETT hip-where the buttons and but
tonholes start. This blouse is OF peri
winkle blue crepe with piping OF
black alonS the surpltce fronts ana
around the elbow sleeve. The buttons
and bu.tonholes are black; and cora
Cd motifs of the crepe embroidereo IN
black lines follow the deep OF the
surplice front opening.
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WARE CRICKETS IF YOU VALUE
YOUR BATHING SUIT!

~ . not forget the warning that has
been printed on this page IN othef
~ summers: That crickets IN sum-
mer cause more damage TO wool bath
ing costumes than moths do IN the
winter months while the costumes are
laid away III Information. II you
spread your wool swimming suit on
the grass 10 dry and forget 70 take II
up at niehtfall, do not be surprised |"
500 Jagged holes in II next morning,
Hang bathing suits on line: DO not
spread them on the Grass-unless yoG
are very careful 10 take them the mo-
ment they are dry: al any rate a.
coon as The sun is gone and dusk
begins.
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DOING UP SUMNER FROCKS

us.rN,y as they ar" apt 70 th!ck'n IN
the water. \ S;nsham srock should
not be allowed 70 soak in water very
long before laundertnS
Remove all stains before launder-
iug. Iron rust may be removed with
sour milk or lemon and salt. nNaIic
acld takes OF, ink stains but must be
ascd y"ry qu.cAly or tho acld Will eat
.nc :a1r.r. GraSS->;aias or w!'dew
,nay l." 'ahon ont Of whit" fabrics
WIKI ,,,,ll" water. For coffee stains
use .l,rc..ne :ir>t. then boiling water,
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m OTHTNG more thrilling can hap
MNpen at summer resort the hEs'
Eweek In August than-a new ia'.
d - hat,
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nHE new blouse j. verify a hiouS"
and not IN any sense a waist. us
loose lines ar" very becoming too
5Arv woman looks simmer In