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Evening star., 1923-03-11

Acting Grand Master Wilfred l..
Lawson will pay an official visit to
Covenant Lodge, No. IL on Wednes-
day evening: This is the home lodge
of Grand Warden James f. Chamber
in.
In the Patriarchal degree al Mount
Nebo Encampment, No. 6. tomorrow
evening. Past Grand Patriarch Fred
4. Norway will be in charge. assisted Il
by Chief Patriarch William j. Gar
nett, Senior Warden James /. Strobel.
Edward c. Grumley, Henry +. ALI
wine. William b. Berlin and Samuel
q. Taylor. Grand Patriarch Sidney +,
Smith and several of his official line
viii attend.
Last Friday evening in the large
auditorium of the temple the Golden
Rule and Royal Purple degrees We're
conferred by a forty-man degree stan
from Jerusalem Encampment, NO. ],
of Baltimore, under direction OF
Grand Representative Philip j. Bern
stein. More than fifty candidates were
in the class. At the conclusion ad-
dresses were made by Grand Patri-
arch Schmidt. Grand Junior Warden
Wright of the Maryland delegation
and Grand Patriarch Smith.
Schuyler Colfax Lodge, No. 10. Tues
day evening will perfect arrange
ments for Il dance i'm /. y. .. r. Tenn
pie March % for the benefit of the
odd Fellows Home. Past Noble era nd
Margaret NJ. Royston is chairman OF
the committee.
Noble Grand Gertrude w. Gerhold
has scheduled a social evening for
Dorcas Lodge. No. 4. Thursday. CON
Guiding with 81. Patrick's packasr
party Past Presidents Mary NJ. De-
ment and Ella V. Mallory have ac-
ccpted invitations to be present.
A 800 party viii be- held Wednesday, y
evening following a short business
session of Mount Pleasant Lodge. No
q. At a demonstration luncheon al
the home of Grand Instructess Annie
Clos Sbrenner last week those present
included Mesdames Charles G. Bender
James II. Crew. Harry Darling
Barnes Darling, Charles p. Sample
Nash NJ. Pollock. Frank +. Metcalf
Louis q. Maybee. George Goodner
Bert Bradea and Bert V. Wolfe. On
Friday evening of this week another
luncheon will be given by Mrs. Gloss
brenner in honor Of the Ladies' AuNil-
iary to Canton Washington. No. J.
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SONS AND DAUGHTERS G
LIBERTY.

Justice Council. No. >. will meet
Wednesday at Naval Lodge Hall. 4th
street and Pennsylvania avenue south
east. for business of great Importance,
IL is announced.
\ rehearsal of the drill team was
held Friday evening and it is prom
ised a class initiation will be put on
the first meeting in April.
A delegation from Friendship Coun-,
ell Of Alexandria. Va. visited Justice
Council at its last meeting and en-
joyed. along with the home members,
d social evening. provided by the
good of the order committee. in
Guiding an entertainment, dance and
l,utfet Supper
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AMERICAN YEOMEN.

Home stead, No. 6409, Brotherhood
started in Washington recently, has
grown SC rapidly that another
homestead will soon be started This
order admits men and women be-
tween the ages Of sixteen and sixty
years. 1t also has, Juvenile de-
partment. At the last meeting 10
cal talent entertained large men,
bership. 1t is proposed to erect q
home and school for the children OF
deceased members. The next meet
ing of the homestead. March ~, In
the Northeast Masonic Temple, cor
ner Sth and T. streets northeast. VIII
be an open one. Prominent speak
ers and some Of the best local talent
Will be present The public is in
vited
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MASONIC.

LODGES.
To-day Dawson Lodge, No. III. services
at 3 pm. Masonic and Eastern
Star Home: cryptic MasonS. Trin-
ity Church 3d and & streets north
west pm
Monday--Dawson. No. III. f.. A. Stans-
bury Nc. ~ social: Joppa. No
81, f. A.. NJ. NJ. Parker. No; -,
NJ NJ. special AT : pm: Hope.
No. ~ NJ Nj. special At ! pm.
Tuesday-Fe Federal. M. l. +. e.: Ars-
cia. No. Is. NJ. NJ: TaSoma' NO
-. +. A.
Wednesday Harmomy M. II, Hnirr-
tLiument after business. 81. J"hh
Mite Association.
Thursday--I.a Faynite. No. ~, Social
and educational.
Friday Lebanon. No. !. NJ. NJ. spe-
cial at $50 pm. +. C.. :3o
Stansbury. No. -. II. A.. special
at 40; Joseph ii. Milan>, No. ~.
T. G.
Saturday School Of instruction.
ROYAL ARCH CHAPTERS.
Mcnday-Mount vernon. No 3. Z. NJ.
aud NJ. +. NJ. Hiram. No. 10.
Mark: AHacV>iin. No. l.. Mark.
TIeSd8 Mount Iioreb. No. .. Mark:
Potomac No. $. +. NJ. and NJ. +.
Friday-Schoo1 Of instruction.
ANCIENT AND ACCEPTED SCOT
TlSH RITE.
Tuesday Albert Pike cuuSi>tury. 3lst
degree: Evangelist Chapter, Knights
Rose CruiX.
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KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS.

The big X. of c. dance by keane
Council Boosters will be held at the
city club st. Patrick's night. Andy
Oehmann and his original Glen Echo
Orchestra will furnish the music.
Washington Council Tuesday night
will have as it's guest ID. j. Callahan.
supreme treasurer Of the order. who
will address the council. The first de-
gree will be conferred \ committee
is making arrangements for d card
party and dance To be given for the
benefit of the councils charity fund.
The annual retreat of the Knights
of Columbus will be held in St. Pat
rick's Church, starting Sunday. March
ls, and continuing to March y, every
night 1:30 O'Clock. The Rev. Father
kuntz 0. NJ. will conduct the retrea I.
The annual communion mass Will be
held at st. Patrick's Church Sunday.
March 25. at am.
Il. T.. LatChford. chairman of Poto-
mac Council boosters committee. has
called a meeting for pm sharp
very important matter. John KING
and William Feely have been com
missioned captains nf the teams
They will announce their plans to
the committee.
John H. liable was elected financial
secretary of Spalding Council to fill
the vacancy caused by the death Of NJ.
J. Driscoll. The council will give a
dance in the X. G. club Saturday,
March Il. Music will be furnished by
the X C. Orchestra. March Is the
supreme secretary will address the
council.
D. !. Callahan, supreme treasurer
Of the knights of Columbus in the
United States. will address Potomac
Council at its semi i-monthIy meeting
in the X. of G. Hall tomorrow night
Mr. Callahan is scheduled to give an
outline Of the educational work under
taken by the knights Of Columbus
during the past year. He will speak
also on the accomplishments of the
order in this line since the world war
Announcement has been made by
Grand knight Edward Tucker that
another speaker also will be on the
program. A report from the commit
tee on the anniversary reunion next
June. headed by r. J. Latchford. will
he presented for action by the coun-
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ANCIENT ORDER HIBERNIANs.

At the meeting of the Ancient Order
of Hlbernians last Sunday resolutions
were adopted expressing the sorrow Of
the members for the death of their late
brother, Patrick T. Moran, and Offering
their sympathy to his family in their
bereavement. The committee in charge
Of the celebration of St. Patrick's day
announced that the members will attend
mass in st. Patrick's Church at 10
O'Clock. For the evening preparations
are being made for a dinner at O'Clock
at the Catholic Community House. COL
IL street northwest. The officers of the
committee. Joseph A. DAILY, chairman;
Miss Catherine Breen, vice chairman.
and THOMAS McGrath and Daniel NJ
stanton, secretaries, promise an enjoy
able evening. Rev. DR.. +. J. Healy OF
the Catholic University is to be the
principal speaker. Miss Ethel Roddy,
Mrs. Nellie b. Kilser. Thomas Cantwell.
Bernard Fitzgerald and Ambrose Durkin
viii contribute vocal numbers
Evening star., 1923-03-11
THE EAGLES.

Washington Aerie Thursday even
ing considered matters relating to
mammoth class initiation, the Shriners
convention visitors and memorial
service.
At the meeting Of the membership
committee Monday evening the team
captained by J. NJ. Rinehart won the
contest for maech. defeating the team
of Capt J. A. BalderSon. The losing
team will give supper to the Winners
on a date to be decided later, when
the aerie will give its annual ban
uuet.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
LOSES ABATEMENT PLEA
Action of Everly M. Davis in In
dictment Is Overruled.

Justice Stafford of the District Su-
preme Court yesterday afternoon
overruled a plea in abatement filed
by Everly M. Davis of New York to
an Indictment charging him with
conspiracy in connection with the
purchase Of the Old Hickory powder
plant at Jacksonville. Tenn.
The court held that John G. Win
ston, a. special assistant to the At
torney General. was duly authorized
to participate in the presentation of
testimony to the special war frauds
grand jury even II he did act as q
etenographee.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
IMPROVED ORDER OF RED MEN

Red Wing Tribe, No. 20, has made
Past Sachem Brown its degree master
Idaho Tribe, No. -, recently en-
tertained it's bowling league and pre-
sented each member of the team with
a pair of bowling shoes. Their team
leads the Red Mems Bowling League.
Logan Tribe. No. S, has reorganiZed
| its Glee Club, with Past Great Sachem
James Madison as it's director March
| 90 it will hold AN enterta inment in
the hail. J. f. Garret of Osceola
Tribe. No. /, Alexandria. Va, and Past
Sachem A. Il. Thompson of Idaho
| Tribe, No. Is We're recent visitors.
Seneca Tribe, No. IL. had a delega-
tion from Sioux Tribe. No. IS, headed
by it's sachem Thomas Iglehart, who
presented the Great Council wampum
belt at the last meeting. Talks were
made by Great Junior Sycamore Nc
Cracken and Great Chief of Records
John /. Bunch.
! Mineola Tribe, No. "A. entertained
its degree team with an oyster supper
at its last meeting.
| Great Sachem Seiffert has reap
pointed Past Great Sachem Charles
Benner to take charge of the athletic
| events for the joint excursion to be
held at Marshall Hall June 16.
| Idaho Council, No. ]. Degree of
ocahontas,. held it's anniversary last
Friday evening. The hall was deco
rated in Indian fashion. Great
Sachem Seiffert and his chiefs were
the guests Of honor. Songs and in
strumental music were furnished by
! Past Sachems Madison and Leather.
| man.
! Waneta Council. No. 6. at its last
meeting had as its guest Past Great
Sachem Robert Strobel. chairman or
the Degree of Pocahontas. The de-
tgrees were conferred by Idaho Coun-
Gil degree team Talks were made
lby men prominent in the order. fol
lowed by vaudeville entertainment.
| Refreshments were served.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
DAUGHTERS OF ISABELLA.

The Daughters of Isabella will meet
tomorrow at the Catholic Community
House at s o'clock. Last Thursday
the third of d series of card parties
was held with Mrs. A. NJ. Ward as
hostess. The next card party will be
held at ZOO + street northeast. with
Mrs Charles DWyer hostess.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
JR. o. U. A. M.

Andrew Jackson Council, No. s. met
last Saturday night in its new hall,
in Pythian Temple. 1912 9Th street
northwest. L. Wehr, chairman OF the
committee on the Washington fra
ternal fair reported that the Jr. o.
u. A. NJ. Of the District has made a
good showing and also announced
that Mount Vernon Council, No. 10,
was the winner of the piano that was
one of the prizes of the fair. H. F.
Luce, vice president of the Pen-Mar
Association, spoke on the reunion at
Pen-Mar. Pa, August 16; also on the
vaudeville show to be given. H. F.
Luce reported that the band was now
uniformed and ready for engage
ments: Owing to the resignation Of
Vice Councillor Buckholtz the council
then went under the head of cleo
tions and installations of officers. and
the following were elected and in
stalled: HI. F. Luce, vice councillor;
3. H. Quade, conductor: ]. Elliott,
inside sentinel. and H. Skink. chap
lain. Addresses were made by w. H.
CavanauEh. B. Harris and B. H.
Quada
Evening star., 1923-03-11

AI.ESMEN-part time; / want ten men, -
TO 40 years old. who employed daily aud
viii give II specified number OF hours each
week, commencing at . pm, TO demonstrate
to themselves that they have sales ability and
are capable of earning from two to four time.
their present salaries with permanent connec
ton as object. This is your opportunity. but il
means W0Ik. No stocks bonds, real estate {"
insurance. but high-class. established business
Address Box aga, Star office.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

SALESMEN-We want several men for on,
Washington branch to handle an article Of
merit; every business place, home and office a
star office.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

SHIPPING CLERK for large printing plant:
who is familiar with paper stock
and printed products preferred. Exceptions
opportunity for VINO can qualify. state
qualifications and experience in your reply
'Has-beens' lay OFF Address Box lila, Star
Evening star., 1923-03-11

SECURITY SALESMAN--A large corporation.
doing worldwide business. has an opening
in its financial department for a real security
salesman on unique underwriting plan; not
stock selling: the man We are looking for musl
he leader in his profession: to the right mat
satisfactory arrangements will be made and
future assured. For interview call Main 1l3i
Monday after pm
Evening star., 1923-03-11

SALESAEN-Ihe enormous increase in
spring business Compels us to add five more
statesmen to local force;
averaging $50 10 STj per week. PA Jenifei
bldg. Ith and u.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

SALESMEN. several. to travel Md; best sel
ing Speciality in this vicinity. RIM. ~.
yIS
Evening star., 1923-03-11

MANAGER for ladies' shoe de-
partment; local experience nee
essarv. State particulars in re-
ply. All communications conf
Dental. Address Box I38-N,
Star office.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
YOUNG MAN, ACTIVE
FOR DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT.

Young man with experience.
in dress goods selling, by a large
department store: good salary
to start and excellent oppor-
tunity for advancement. State
full particulars. Address Box
22o-A. Star office.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

FURNITURE statesmen.
The Goldenberg Furniture
Store requires the services OF
several experienced furniture,
statesmen: permanent position
and good salary to those who
qualify. Apply to Mr.. Cahlll,
Furniture Store. Seventh and X
streets.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

at the Masonic and
Eastern Star Home this after
. noon at , o'clock. will be held
under the auspices of Dawson
lodge, No. l6, with Rev. NJ. Leo
,ippy, the lodge chaplain. officiating
Evening star., 1923-03-11

Statesmen. two, for established trade: com.
mission paid weekly; salesmpn can earn SIC
70 SO per week. Address Box 44-A, Stai
office. IL
Evening star., 1923-03-11

EXFcI.TIVES AND ASSISTANTS. ALL DE
PURCHASING. SALES. All
VERTISING. PRODUCTIONS. ETC: MANI
FEATURING THE $500 CARrERMoBlLE:
APPLY RY MAIL. CARTER MoIoR tah
co WASHINGTON. ID. G..
Evening star., 1923-03-11
SALESMAN.

ReriouaI distributors for one OF the largest
eastern manufacturers of high-grade roofne
Observation-Disclosures, roll goods. waterproof
ualrrs and Cemeuts-wdnts one salesman iof
Washington and on.. with automobile for Mont
Somery county. Md. Prefer men acquainted
with roofing products or the building trade;
Iut This NOT absolutely essential. Our unusual
selling plan opens unlimited sales 10 men who
will WORK See our al. in today's Post. u
oualifipd call Mr. GRAY. at Main soo3. f"r
interview MONDAY. Allied Asphalt Products
corn 4lg New York ave.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

Statesmen. experienced, for
silks and dress goods dept. APP
ply Supt., The Palais Royal,
18th and G SITS.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

SOLICITOR for dental laboratory. Room 1ol,
1929 Vermont ave. NV.
SOLICITORS, one resident and one travelling
good pay, investment. Federal NurSerips
/ Rochester
Evening star., 1923-03-11

sOLIrITOR-To call the grocery trade
must be able to furnish satisfactory references.
Address BOX .,.I;J-i Star office.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
MAN .AGER
,AIESAIAN.

Delaware corporation opening branch Off"
in WASHINGTON needs capable manager for Il.
veal "stat" department. Replies confidential.
Address Box l1uA. star office.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

An Intelligent man 10 represent large N"w
YORK corporation in Washington ana NlclnlA
N,,u mpst h. - or over. clean cut aggres
Sfve and honest. 4 big position for the right
man Address Vie President. Suite IT,. Ia
Evening star., 1923-03-11

sAIEsMAN-washington territory; splendid
opportunity to connect with old reliable firm.
Salary and commission; state qualiicat tions.
Address Box 245-A Star office.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

SALESMAN 10 sell candies, wholesale, te
stores: must have selling experience and ref
erence. Address Box ga Star office. To-
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HELP--MALE.
Continued.

SALESMAN for sales manager; a large. old
established corporation. doing n strictly high
CLASS business, is looking for high grade,
WIDE awake man who believes in himself and
IL given Tho on,nrtnni;tr. it I ~ " mist ha bonast
loyal and worker: experience unnecessary
pht valuable If record is clear and past con
hections bonorable business is well found,
ed here and in other large cities. and q con
hection formed at this time Will result Ia
quich advancement for the right man, perms
heht Tor the rest Of your life; no stocks bonds.
real estate or insurance. Address Box Al "A,
Evening star., 1923-03-11

REAL, ESTATE SALESMAN
gv oId-estallishpd real estate firm; must have
eSperipuce aud own automobile: references:
replies will In. treated contdentlally. All
pnx office.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

Robert A. Daniel. thirty-third de-
gree. viii! head both casts in the
thirty-frSt degree in Albert Pike
Consistory Tuesday evening. Next
Tuesday evening the large class of
the present reunion Will finish its
Journey with ihe thirty-second de-
gree in Albert pike onSistory.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

The Sojourncrs' Masonic club has
announced dance at Red Cross Hall
navy yard for Thursday evening
March - and its annual meeting.
with a banquet. for Friday. June s.
The next meeting of the club will hr
held Wednesday evening. April H.
vt the dance March - The United
States Navy Orchestra will furnish
the music, through the courtesy of
Admiral COontZ
Evening star., 1923-03-11

Charles L. Ga lie. master of Osiris
Lodge. No. 26, is preparing for an
elaborate eXemplification of the NJ. NJ.
degree Wednesday evening. March Il ,
by the past masters of the lodge.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

Past Masters Frank Pollard and
Herbert F. Ivers will officiate in the
degree in Stansbury Lodge at its
ing
Evening star., 1923-03-11
ORDER OF THE EASTERN STAR

Temple Chapter No 13. tomorrow
night will confer the degrees.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

RT ASSEMBLER, experienced. for
shop; steady work. 20ls 12th 81.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

The annual Field day and Masonic
base ball game for this year are
announced Tor Saturday afternoon.
June -. at 80 o'clock. in the Amer
lean League Park This is the great
annual event for the benefit Of the
Masonic and Eastern star Home.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

ALESMAN, experienced: ex-
Extra good man. Jordan Mo-
Evening star., 1923-03-11

SAi-ESMEN-All or part time; splendid oppor.
tunity. H5 9Th st. NV Franklin 9247.
Evening star., 1923-03-11

Joppa Lodge Chapter had an en-
tertainment presented by the men of
! the chapter last Wednesday evening
A card party has been announced for
w adnesday evening at the home of
the conductress. Mrs. Boyd, 1921 New
Hampshire avenue. ARRANGEMENTS
are also being made for a dance in
April.
Evening star., 1923-03-11
HET,P-MAIE.
NEVER mail ORIGINAL recommendat TO

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CONSIDER THE NEIGHBORS

The weekend guest from the city
worke early that morning. and lay
listening to the blessed quiet about
her. broken only by the concert of
choir of robins, song sparrows and
wrens She thought of the rattle and
roar of the city streets, where troll
leys, elevated roads, ice wagons and
way along the cobblestones and as
phalt. She smiled and dropped off
again.
And then, OF a sudden. a long.
rafting, shuddering snarl of sound
rent the air. 1t seemed just under
meath the Window sound as of
tearing cloth combined with a gigan-
tic egg-whp. She started up in ter
ror. What could it be?-a wandering
airplane, sawmill close by? And
then she almost smiled again, for she
recognized, as she came out of her
half-sleep. that it vas the song of
lawn mower Bit the smile was
mixed fifth disappointment and an
noyance that quite removed the sense
of peace with which she had awak-
ened shortly before.
Under her window, cheerful
young sprig of favorite son was
moving the lawn adjoining. his shrill
whistle rising above the whir of the
machine and making sleep unthink-
able. She closed here eyes but fol-
lowed the lawn mower with her
thoughts-up one row. pause and
turn, back again along another row.
pase and turn, up again. You're my
airy, fairy, wary little Jane" went
the piercing whistle.
She wondered why that boy s
mother let him rise at in the morn
ing and murder sleep for everybody
in the neighborhood. Surely consid-
Grafton for others ought to be the
first law in a community like this,
where every sound carried through
the suburban stiffness. Il suppose
she's only too glad to get him to do
it, at any time" the guest murmured,
land 9erhaps he has date later,
but he has certainly been day
spoiler for mel"
AS matter of fact, the early
morning Is the worst time in the
world to NOW lawn, as it is still
wet with dew, but from time i'm
memorial men have insisted upon
cutting the grass at the crack OF
day. and evidently nothing can stop
them-unless this plea does"
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that, MISUSE" Betsy Bonnet String
/ said.
Just as soon as l make a wish
I shall wish that all of you change
into little squeely pigs. That's
what
Maybe we had better run home"
the Toe ack quee said.
mo, sir" Raggedy Ann stamped
her foot, Il shall stay here and catch
the little old woman when she comes
OUT"
So it was decided that the Too ack
quee and Betty Bonnet String should
ride home while the Raggedys
waited at the tree to catch the little
old woman. Soon the tree opened and
the little cid woman came out, but
she didn't see the Raggedys. Il wish
they would all change into pigs any
how" the woman said But the Rag
gedys didn't change one speck. The
magic suspender button doesn't work
for her." Raggedy Andy whispered as
he caught the old woman and held
her while Raggedy Ann shipped the
button off. Then they hoped on
their bicycles and rode toward the
Too ack quee's home as fast as they
could go.
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give me back my little brass sus-
pender button,"
.Ha"' the queer little old woman
replied, Just as soon as I sew the
little brass suspender button on my
clothes. | shall make wish and then
you will be sorry! You had better
run home just as fast as you can"
I'VE shan't run speck" Rag
gedy Andy cried. Besides we came
on our magic bicycles and we didn't
even run here, we rode!"
Then you had better ride home
as fast as you can, l almost have
the little brass suspender button
sewed on and if you are out there
when I am finished I shall make you
all feel sorry, that's what"
what will you do, just you tell us
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IN new YORK SHOPS

Horizontal effects are prominent.
especially in the youthful evening
frocks. One pretty model In white
chiffon has two wide landings OF
blue MORE, each headed with narrow
silver ribbon Leaving space of only
about five inches of the chiffon be
tween the landings and at top and
bet tom of skirt. Another pretty
dance frock is made up of alternate
rows of wide cream lace and mar
rover bands of black net BY the
way the latter frock is charmingly
set off by a girdle of MORE in tan
gerine and green.
Judging from the array on the
counters, the Khaki middle adorned
with the Paisley bandana will be a
style note in camp wear this summer
Schoolgirls who go in for sports wear
are buying them now.
The bandana kerchief is a promi
nent feature on children's rompers
If you are making! up the country
toys for the Riddles be sure and have
bright colored bandana on one of
the play suits.
Among%the new sweaters are smart
coat models that are being much ad-
mired and salespetple are of the
opinion they will be the favorites in
sweaters before the season is over.
These are adaptations Of the popular
golf coat. Women like the v neck,
and then there is just the single fas-
tening at the bottom which Is new
fashion note