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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11

A4IACd. B..
-Es una lasti1na que haSs, te@1-
do, que abandonarse xauen,> pero el
estado actual de la guerra = la OPT
ni6n espa1ola que SO Iesiste sa-
crifcios asi 10 han impuesto. No
puedo juzgar Ia campafia que SO
desarroIla nj debo opinar acerca de.
10 ocurridc. Me esta vedado- ju2-
gar mis- jefes; carezco de persotIa-
hdad para clio. 10 iinico que pue-
do decirle es que 10 realizado por
ell general en- jefe es 10 6nico hace-
dero en- ell momento actual en- be-
nefcio del pals y CUE creo que el
tempo 10 pondra de manifesto,
No queriendo no1estar mas al
general, agradeciendole en- nombre
de la Nacion,' porque la unica
vez que ha hablado5 10 haya hecho
tan explicitaments, me despedi sa-
tisfecho de habsr contriibuido
aclarar Ell enigma del general Nou.
villas, sobre Quien tanto so fan.
taseaba.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11

Por ell Club civico de Damas: s.
Sra. j. M. L6pez Acosta, Mrs.
Judge A. F. odlin, Sra. r. @. Ed
nigs, Sra. Marina R, de Benitez, Ma
ria L. de Ashford.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11
Las oPTNIoNES DEL
GENERAL NOUVILAs

Me atrevf luego a preguntarle 81
sabe los prop6sitos futuros del Di-
rectorio, cral es su verdadeIa fun
ci6n dentro del actual Gobierno y
81 es cierto, como Sc pretende, que
profesa ideas repubhcanas.
LA primera cuesti6n--nie res
pondt6-no puedo satisfacerla; ESQ
10 sabrSn el presidente y los gene
rales vocales quo gobiernan; yo no
gob.erno: mi cargo es burocratico
+. pesar de su importancia, y sin
atcibuctones ejecutivas La ocasi6n
de dejSr el Poder no depends de
nj, puesto que no 10 ejerzo. No
tengo afnidades con ningdn parti-
do y mis- opiniones particlilares Sc
ria imprudencia manifestarlas y
scaso psdanterfa objectionable. Mi
obligation es callarlas; cuantos pre-
tendan arTancarme declaractones en-
ese santido perderan 81 tempo. 81
I'd. qniere llamarme algo denomi-
meme I'd. oportunista.
--Tambi6n Sc le atribuyen acti-
tudes Y gestos que Sc han tradu-
cido en- conflictos dentro del Dt-
rectorio.
--Esas actitudes y gestos solo
existen en- la imagination de algu-
nos. Ell presidente me dispense una
buena aHistad, que arranca de Ia
Academic dc Toledo, 10 cual me
obliga una lealtad y vision de mi
deber para hacerme acreedor a su
respeto. Con los denas generates
no he tenido nj Ell mas pequefio ro-
ce y mo he llevado bien con todos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11

Por el Capftulo Juanita o. E. o,
Emma II. smallwood, ". NJ Eie-
ma G. de Scliiuter, Elk. v. NJ. Se
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11

-
nue7s hsce que este raro crucfftioI
Drtlle en- Ia ooscuridad de L. noche.
Modelado en- el mismo estiio uHs ell
cetebre original de Ia Capilla ~Slx.i-
ma. Moutado scbre ma cru. negra ael
ebanC. Is pulgadss de alto. puIgs.
das dc ancho. Nuestro precto para
nitrtdueirlos en- el mercado por nm
ttetdfo Hznitado soiamenee g3.6S, no
EEVIE DIEERo. Senc1uamente man
demos su nombre y direction. paguA-
le al cartero Ia entrega nuestrol
precio especial mas eI frannueo. 81
uste6 preftere envts 81 ttnero con Ia
ordeH ? nosotros pagatemos el fren.i
nneo. Euestra gsrantia; devolverex1os
e. dlnero ST no Qneda usted salts.
fecbO
: Federal NAIL ORDER CORP.
AKA Roadway, Dept. SOI
New YORK City.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11
MARAvILLoSo
CRUCITIJO


Lum.noSo por So
10 =. >. .$3. SO. |
Este marav1l4VSo
crueifijo brtls en-
la oscuridad iol
mismo que a Ia
clara luz del dfA.
un adorno herr
moso y excelents |
para 1n hogar |
crtsttano. Una 7
f-oN fnx1oTl A{6n
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Importance.
(Contihuaciop de la pag. 1o)


el sostenimiento Gle sus sefes quels-
dos, para ser en- el porvenir MI
dres de fami1ia morales y satias
Pero Ia muerte llega, y Ia msdre
deis dc ser guardiana de sus hi-
jas. Entonces, do acRerdo con II
eninienda del C6digo Civil, las rihas
pasan a La patria potestad de- pa
DIRE, del desertor, que va Sc ha ca
sado con Ia addltera, y van a ser
edueadaS, formadas, impulsadas,
etc, por aquella mujer immoral que
abandonara aaos atrds sn eaposc y
SIS hitos
sENoREs LEG1sLADoREs: Fl
cuidado de los n4fios que debiera
estar a cargo de los ANGELES
ic6mo vamos ponerlos baio 10 di
recci6n de una addltera, de un Dip
stmano, do TN immoral, en- esta ho-
ra en- que el mundo claina por maos
tros e1evados, por guias ilunlinados,
por directories conscientes?
"sehores legislatures; en- vues-
ira efcacia confian en- este momen
to las verdaderas madres de Puerto
Rico.''
For Ia Dtrectiva de la Association
Feninista Educattva de P. r.
Maria skerret GUTIERREZ.
Sec. Gle Aetas.
Por orien de La Rstrella de orien-
te, Capitnio 1. d. No. 8.
Marcelina de Fernandez Nater,
Ex v. G. H, Rosita A. crecienne,
G. V. M, Jesds de Fiard, ", Ana
G. de Rieckehoff. Amelia Noyas,
Benito suarez, Ex. Y. NJ, Carmen
D. de Nenchiorian, Pillar de Co.
meg Brioso, A.. J. Plard, Y. P.
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Continuation de Ia pag =
preucuparse, pesar de las difieul-
tades que les creaban las medidas
dc exception que imponismos, de
la situac16n y encontrar medios p1ac
ticos dc collaboration nacional.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-11
LAS OFERACIoNES
DE AFRICA

Para terminar le suplique su J.
nion respecto a las operaciones. de
Africa.
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Fl Secretariio...

(Continuaci6n de Ia pdg =
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
SCIENCE -
CURATIVE RAYS

CiNCE tho recent discoveries Of
~ the beneficial effects Of ultra.
violet rays from tho sun. science
has been working at great speed
10 take advantage OF these find
inea and make them OF practical
help 10 mankind.
Many diseases arc cured. or
successfully treated. hy tho use
Of ultra violet rays. But the ap.
plication Of these rays has to be
sEillfully done. for they are also
liable TO prove Injurious. Long
before the present knowledge OF
these rays. IL was known that
the sun treatment was good in
many cases OF tuberculosis. II
was good because OF the action
OF tho curative ultra. violet rays.
However. Il was known. also.
that To expose n tuberculosis pa.
tent suddenly to tho sun was
liable 10 be fatal. Ho had TO
become accustomed to II gradu.
ally, over a long period OF time.
Tho ultraviolet rays are in.
visible, They are the ones that
cause sunburn. Tho heat OF the
sun has nothing 10 do with sun.
burn IL is the action of the
ultraviolet rays. Recent expert.
mcnts indicate that tan, not sun.
burn. is beneficial After there
Is a coat OF tan. the ultraviolet
light can get thru tho skin and
enter tho blood without stopping
to produce chemical burn. Tan,
therefore. aids tho action OF tho
ultraviolet rays.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02

"Chinn's attitude toward japan
Is divided. One element fears
our Imperialism and seeks to Dit
the Western world against us.
The other element realizes that
blood is thicker thnn water But
the most significant thing taking
place between our nations is the
rise in both countries OF tho
young peoples movements. I
consider the growing fricndliness
between tho young people OF
Japan and China the most i'm
p~rtant development now going
on In the Far East.
liberalism In japan Is grow.
Ing by leaps and bounds. Japn.
ncse union labor movement Is
very strong and compact, tho
small. II has n membership of
only 10000 out OF 1000. 900 in
dustrlol workers, 1t ia radical
that Is socialist and syndicallst
and hence Ia only leavcn for
liberalism and paclflsm. we
have just enfranchIscd all males
over 20 and added 10, 900 600
voters thereby
with tho liberalization of
Japan, more and more conf
dcncc Ia being built up between
tho youth Of China and Japan.
IT tho Mnnchurtnn problem Ia
settled, MS II win be under now
leadership, there viii soon he
nothing to keep our nations
apart"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02

nuencc Any newspaper with
readers enough can be made 10
pay II IL has not enough 10
pay II has too few to exert any
very wide influence. SO tho
sordid business test has it's
ldcalISuc applications also.
A INFLOW. by our way Of
n measuring It, tho American
standard Of living Is miracuI-
ously high. Nothing like Il was
ever dreamed OF before. and IL
would be unthInkablo anywhere
else. Wo already have practi-
cally ono automobile to each ia
mlly, and tho manufacturer arc
advertising reasons for buying
n second car. We have nearly
all the bathtubs in the world.
and the plumbers advertise now
equipment TO III n second bath
room into oven the smallest cot
tRgc.
We have four-ffths or the
telephones and nearly all tho
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
NATURELAND

LIEN went crazy, or some.
IL thing. ut Montpelier, Vt.
and killed all her chicks but
one, which was rescued and
placed in n triangle coop by
Itself under n tree. A. robin
that had evidently been obscrv.
ing events from above present.
ly flew down and offered tho
lonesome check q worm. Tho
younRstcr didn't understand and
red.brcnst dropped the worm In.
side tho Stats, Then tho chick
gobblcd Il. Thereafter. the rob.
In was On the job with worm
whenever the chick pocped.
Six thousand new species OF
insects are found ana classified
each year by cntomologlsts.
The great bat cave IN New
Mexico, known ms Carlsbad Cav.
crn, has been joined TO tho ma.
tlonnl park system lta floor Ia
200 feet below the entrance and
then come n acrica Of hundreds
Of rooms and halls three miles
In length, 30 far ms has boon
explored Tens Of Thousands Of
hats mako their homo In Carls.
bad Cavern.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
2 Answers to Your Questions ? /?

Q. what Is the best way to wash
black lace?
A. Make suds of CASTLE soap
or other hard i1hitc soap and boil
ing ,cdtcr. aud add a tablespoonful
Of oz0dU to set the color. AiIoD
this TO cool until 10 i1iH bear the
hand and then immerse the lace and
cleanse By squeezing gently tcith
the fingers. Rinse IN ttoo or moro
cold t1dterS. adding salt TO the firH
and bIuiHO 10 the last. starch 10Th
thin solution Of gum arabic ~ de-
sircdJ. Lay over black cambria and
iron teith a parm iron.
Q. Can good apple butter be made
without the use Of cider?
A. Yes. Select ACID apples of good
quality. Add enough Gdter 10 the
peeled and sliced apples to make a
good apple sauce. cook UcrD sIotClD
or simmer oUer lolO fire for three
or tour hours and stir often. BrotcH,
rather than whitc sugar is usually
used, being added toheH the cooking
10 ttco- thirds done. The sugar t1htch
settles IN the bottom Of n barrel Of
NeD Orleans Boldsses Is cTccilcnt
for this purpose. A pound per gal
lon Is usually sufficient
@. What is the Thomas Jefferson
Bible?
Il. This Is uotcbook complied bv
Thomas Jefferson In tho toiioWing
manner: He cut from three Uer-
sions Of the Bible passages treating
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
1t Hasn't Chanaed Us!

a S an advocate Of the city manager
n form Of government last year, when
another afternoon paper was bitterly
opposing it
And as a bitter opponent of return to
the graft-laden ward system of eecting
our council when that same afternoon
paper was advocating it,
We We're nightly interested in what
Rev. Mark 4. Matthews had 10 say, IN
commenting on the city manager plan in
that paper Tuesday. Said the Rev.
Matthew'S;
The Times Is right In demanding the manager.
hl plan. or course. such form Of government
means that the emphasis is ON the word MANIAC.
ERIAI- IL Is such emphasis that this article Is
presenting. To establish that kind Of government
Involves the following changes:
I'VE should have a council OF five or seven
members elected from the city nj large at the gen,
era election, Such council. vested with icgi,la-
tive power only, might very readily without
compensation. II would be = step OF weakness.
rctrogression and disgrace 90 return 10 the old
ward system. We cannot succeed In establishing
a new form OF government II We use the old ward
system council New wine cannot be put into old
bottles without losing both the wine and the bottles.
The old ward system Of barter sale. fraud
nth. grred. graft and purifying wardheclnE poll
.ics shall be permitted again To Jeopardilc
he fair name Of the city OF Seattle, Behold
Chicago such a system never shall he permitted
TO Chicagoiic seattle"
Well, after all. the ward plan MIGHT
be good one, as the afternoon paper
insists
But, somehow or other, few persons
seem to think So
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
The White Mans Burden
By MaT Stern

GAN FRANCISCO, Sept q
~ Tho Western world viii soon
be relieved OF the white Mans
Burden" the civilizing OF the
multlmillioncd Far East.
This is the calm assurance Of
iusukc Tsurumi, one of Japnn's
younger statesmen, son.in- law of
Viscount Goto, who will probably
be Japnn't next premier Tsu-
rumfs Interview brIstled with
significant facts pointing to the
Welding Of the two great powers
Of the orient, agricultural China
and industrial Japan,
Tho awakening of China
means the beginning OF tho end
Of the white mans burden" said
he.
What Is going on in China
today h quite different from the
sporadic reactions, like the Box.
or uprising, against white dom.
inatIon 1t is movement of
fundamental nationalism, and as
n result tho white man win have
to revise his whole attitude TO.
ward the Orient. No other ma.
ton on earth has an unbroGcn
record OF civilization lasting g..
600 years. Hence to sny that
IlussIn's influence In behind tho
present trouble is absurd exng.
gcrotlon Tho Chinese are mn.
lively Intelligent and when thcy
become liiernto thru tho present
educational drive, II may moan
- rcBhufrlng OF tho concepts
all over the world.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02

trorr With buckles or other orna.
ments. Either Ii0ht or phite gloves
are appropriate. Tho beaded or silk
bag ~ carried tcith an afternoon
costume.
Q. What arc some general rules
for gaining weight
A. 10 gain tccioht ono must cat
moro food than Is actually needed.
but the dict must be- so planned "a
not 70 upset the digestion. Fat
meats, potatoes. rice. bananas, milk,
butter and cream arc among the
fnt-Iornin0 foods. Three crtra
glasses Of milk day should "a.
sdi Ia a gain Of al icast ono.haY
pound d ireck Erccsiuc cycrcisc
should be aroidcd. Food must be
tnkcn. trhcthcr demanded BIZ the dp.
petite or not Eat bctuccn meals,
for example. a glass Of milk or
haD milk and cream. Get plenty Of
sleep and rest.
@. What Is an s. b. degree?
a. The same as u. $. or B.Sc.
fmcdniH0 bachelor Of scicnccJ: Il Is
awarded 10 students Who hare COM
pieted a four year college course In
tchich they hare Spcoiaii=ed IN SCI
cnHfic and technical subjects.
q. Why was the name OF tho
capital OF Norway changed from
Christianla to oslo?
4. according TO tradition. Nor.
tCaD's old capital. oslo. tCus bun Jy
King Harold Hadrdraade IN 1913
a. ID. In 1921 the name ,eas
changed 10 that OF It's conqucror.
the Danish king. Christian ". This
name, therefore. has ditoays had
unpleasant associations for the pco
pie Of Nor0dV and on January I Of
this Dcar according 10 an act Of
the Norwegian legislature. the
ancient name OF Oslo tDds resumed.
q. When was tho Illinois nnd
Michigan canal built and when was
IL opencd2
A.. Woth pas commenced IN Juno,
1896, and continued mui March,
1871 Whcn u iCdS SusBcndcd for
lack Of iHnda Tho canal iUas HnniIv
completed and opcncd IN AprR, 1913
q. What sort Of food do slarrIsh
cat2
A OWtcrS, clama Snaia and amer
small crHsidccp,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
Where WI II Stop2

,CUTZ0N B0RGLUM is a great artist
VI but he has started something that
Will seem menace TO every thoughtful
lover of nature and of beauty.
1t was noble conception Of Borglum's
TO hew out of the round dome of Stone
Mountain, near Atlanta, a group of
gigantic figures of the heroes of the Con-
federaey, which would compare in gran
deur to the Sphinx of Egypt.
1t would have been better, however, If
the rest of the country had permitted the
South's monument to remain unique.
But Borglum has accepted commission
TO carve figures of Washington, Jeffer-
son, Lincoln and Roosevelt out of some
rugged mountains in national park in
South Dakota.
The owners of Chimney Rock, North
Carolina, recently proposed that Borglum.
whose work at Stone Mountain is being
finished by another sculptor following
Borglum's break with the sponsors of the
work, execute his design on one of the
mountains at their resort.
The thing has already gone too far 1t
is easy to see what this movement may
lead to.
Enthusiasts for every great and near
great American in Washington will soon
be raising funds for q monument to his
memory in the Cascades or the 0lympics
And villages everywhere soon will be
looking for spare hills out of which some
tombstone chisler may be hired to make a
statue of the more or less noble face of
the Hon. Silas Slick, who got. more free
seeds and postoffices for his constituents
than any other congressman.
Statues-a few of them-are all very
well, but not at such price. Instead of
lifting our eyes to the soft, restful lines
of our mountains, shall we instead con-
template the hard features of Henry
Hokum, president of the Imply National
bank and donor of the town library?
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
A Debt SettLement. Maube!

members Of Americas debt funding
lN1 commission are not pleased with the
preliminary debt settlement reached be-
tween Great Britain and France. Eng
land, in agreeing to accept payment on
2 per cent basis. stipulated that the
agreement would not hold unless the
United States made like settlement with
France.
In settlements made with England, Po-
land and several smaller countries the
United States accepted 3is per cent
basis. The agreement with Belgium was
similar except that special concessions
were granted in connection with that part
of the loan made before the end of the
war
1t is altogether unlikely that the United
States will accept , per cent settlement
from France. Several members of the
debt commission have not hesitated to ex-
press this as their opinion.
The present agreement between Eng
land and France recalls another that was
dependent on American participation.
England agreed to guarantee France
against attack from Germany in case the
United States would also accept such
responsibility. The senate refused.
Unless the United States recedes from
its present position the agreement
reached in London between Winston
Churchill and Premier CaiIlaux will
represent nothing more than another UNI
successful attempt to solve hard
problem.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
Andrews Must Make Good
By Kenneth Watson

MTAgIuNGToN. Sept 2 Lin
w coin g. Audreau, resistant
gseretafy of treasury. has thrsa
months 10 furnish convincing
proof ihai bis plan ~ prohibition
enforcement % a good plan.
Otherwise bis appointment
may not be- confirmed by tho
senBts when congress oOuyeuea
Iu December.
Ever since Andrews announced
bis policy of taking prohibition
enforcement out ~ politics "a
mild antaFouism has been dis-
played against him b. certain
political groups This has been
enhanced by Andrews failure %
follow recommendation made by
certain senators in selecting his
administrators
Now " n Pine. millionaire
republican senator from Okla
bona. .ays be b. dubious over the
system proving effective IN on
forcing prohibition and declares
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02

Unless this movement is nipped in the
bud il will come 10 that
The time to nip il is now. II our ma
tonal parks can be invaded by over zeal
GUS promoters of sculpture, what becomes
of their original purpose, the conserya-
ton of nature in its wild state?
Man is rapidly gaining dominion over
nature. But man can best exercise that
dominion by Withholding his hand from
nature in order that he may preserve one
of the truest and most essential sources
of his enjoyment.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
What Dos Andrelos Think2

WTE do not believe that Gen. Lincoln
w c. Andrews, in order 10 convict
girl of violating the 18th amendment
would take her riding, buy her dinners,
show her good time generally and final
~ ask her to marry him. One of his
agents in Baltimore n married man, did
just this and testified unblushingly con-
corning his tactics when the girl, age 10.
was put on trial charged with having
provided liquor for him TO drink Her
testimony was that she had bought the
liquor for the agent with money provided
by him.
The court threw the case out Of court.
II should have thrown the agent out like
wise, on his neck.
We do not believe General Andrews
would have done what his agent did.
Neither do we think Roy Lyle would per-
init any of his agents here to pursue such
tactics.
We'd like to hear a straightforward
condemnation of the cheap, shopping tao
tics being employed by many OF his
agents in various parts of the country. to
say nothing of the illegal invasons OF
homes where agents suspect the posses
sion Of liquor.
The country is glad to hear the general
say he is trying to keep politics out of
prohibition enforcement. There are other
things that should be kept out.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02
HoaU TubercuJar Germs
Are Scattered

by warmth. moisture and dark
ness. ha tn a dirty carpet. for
instance. or in tho cracks OF tho
floor ~ dark closed room. tho
germs may liyo Tor months.
ThrNr germs Of tuberculosis
ARC found chiefly Ia tho sputum
81 persons suffering with tho
disease
The sufferer from tubcrculo-
sls leaves these germs on tho
spoon with which he cats. on tho
edge o. his teacup or glass and
on tho mou,hpieec Of his pipe.
n tho consumpiivo coughs
with uncovered mouth. be sprays
forth largo number of very
fine dfoplrts which contain a
multitude of iuberclc barilll IN
such fine suspension Of moist.
arc that they may float In the
air and be inhaled into tho lungs
% someone near him.
Not all persons who Sc, tho
germs OF tuberculosis into their
bodies develop active symptoms
Of tho disease II Il probable
that most OF the germs that get
into the body arc destroyed be.
fore they do any harm.
on tho other hand. tho germs
that lodge IN the body live and.
TO a limited degree multiply. and
yet often never give rise 90 &C
tive tuberculosis, The enlarged
glands 80 often seen in children,
are more frequently than not
due 10 tuberculosis. yet the
child may never develop an nc.
tive form OF tho disease. such
persons arc said TO bo infected
or have latent tuberculosis.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-09-02

on the same phase Of the Life Of
Christ and pasted them IN a note
book In three parallel columns. This
he called "Thc Lite and Morals Of
Jesus Of Nazareth" bU Thomas
jefferson, The original roiunc AZ
prepared bv jefferson Is deposited
In the department Of state, wash
inOton. d. Q.
O. What does the word Infer"
mean?
A. II Is cOiioquiai or slang ,cord
used to designate person Dho Is
scrUinO NE sentence IN jail
O. What is the afternoon dress
for a woman to wear 10 n very
formal afternoon affair?
A. The formal afternoon drC8s
consists Of a dress Of some stlk ma
teriai handsomely made, tCiM hat
and dcccssorc5 10 accord tCith the
general color scheme Of the drcSS.
Hi0h- hccicd sdtin or lid slippers arc