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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-23

pliqued in the flannel of the coat.
Acceptable anywhere is a faultlessly
tailored ensemble with coat of very
fine lusterline twill and frock of heavy
fat crepe to match. The coat is man
nish in style, with narrow, notched
lapels and close-fitting sleeves. The
little sleeveless frock is very simply
styled with deep hem band of twill
to match. O5tainable in such smart
Spring colorings as wfgwam, waffle,
bluette, agate and poppy red.
a gorgeous costume ensemble is
sketched. The frock, of Chinese lac
quer red, is of fiat crepe in a success
sion of tiny tucks, with an exquisite
cream-colored lace yoke. The coat of
heavy black georgette is a master
piece of couturier's skill. Its chief
charm is the unusual pleating that
adorns the bottom. The wide band of
pleating has been stitched through
the center, the bottom part hanging
free. The top half of the pleating has
been caught here and there. giving a
novel pointed effect. such as only an
artist could have created. The scarf
collar and interesting bell sleeves are
but further claim to its Smartness.
Another interesting ensemble shown
consists of a wood-colored charmeen
coat with a frock of matching fiat
crepe. The frock is particularly at
tractive for its N-neck, outlined with
grosgrain ribbon that also hangs
loose in a tie at the front. Also for
the flowing panels that adorn the
skirt and are attached by a narrow
band of shocking.
The printed frock is the smartest
frock, whether il be of silk or the
f1lmiest chiffon. Prints are being
shown everywhere in frocks for every
hour of the day. One especially at
tractive crepe de chine frock, printed
in navy and gray, boasts a wide
band of navy fat crepe at it's hem,
which is repeated at the sleeveless
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-23
Spring Salad.
Copyright, 1921

Chill some peeled tomatoes Pour
boiling water over a green pepper.
rub OFT the outer layer of skin, cut
out the stem, remove and discard
the seeds, and then set the peppers
in cool place to become chilled.
Peel half a Spa nish or other mild
onion, then cut into very thin slices
and separate these into rings. Set
these also to chill. When ready to
serve, set the tomatoes. cut into
halves or slices, into a salad bowl and
pour over them French dressing, one
tablespoonful of oil, to each two
slices. Cut the pepper into narrow
rings. Mix the pepper and onion with
French dressing, turning the slices
over and over and crushing them
slightly in the dressing. Use enough
dressing to moisten them thoroughly.
Sprinkle the dressed onions and green
pepper over the slices of tomato and
serve a. once.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-23

"A n ARCH has roared clustering
AH adieu, unmindful of the fact
W that it was Springs ambas
1 Z L sado.. The 1e,cuIy has
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-23

Y LOUISE RoCaoS HOOVER.

a n ARCH has roared clustering
Au adieu, unmindful of the fact
W that it was Springs ambas
4 Z sstdo'. The s1le,-culy has
been keeping the weather
man awake nights following its
whims. But tickle though the wealth
or may be. it cannot lure the fem
mine mind from the all-abSorbing, all
consuming desire for new Spring
Clot hes.
No woman could withstand the IL.
I'esistible garments that await her APP
prevail and invite her purchase in all
the Washington shops Frocks, coats,
ensembles and sporJswear. the very
embodiment of chic. Direct imports,
replicas and clever adaptations. Chos-
en- with the utmost care, for nowhere
does the merchant find more dis
corning. cosmopolitan audience than
the Washington public.
Sportswear inspired by Talbot, Pa
tou and Chanel. Afternoon frocks
in silken fabrics that tell of Rodier's
magic touch. The jewel-effects OF Ae-
nest, the tiny pleatings dear to Doeuil.
let and Charlotte; the lace frocks
chanel endorses and the new taffetas
patou has revived. The very newest.
the very smartest fashions. faithfully
depicted in the Partisan manner.
Boyish simplicity marks the sports
wear, a simplicity that stops just short
Of severity and is beautifully shown
by the model sketched. The trim
little Jacket with its closely fitted
sleeves and narrow, notched reverses
* of finely woven black cheviot. The
Prince of Wales himself might wear
il OH his royal yacht-especially IL
YOU choose the model with shiny
brass buttons. BLACK buttons may be
pTeferred). Worn with d thoroughly
tailored skirt of white flannel, that
faunts the popular kick pleat" in
front. The same jacket model may
he had, fashioned entirely of black
velvet.
Then there is the new sports frock
of Chanel shirting, a new fabric in
troduced for sportswear ito tell YOU
the absolute truth of the matter, it is
none other than balbriggan, in new
suise) 4 dove gray fabric, soft and
light, ideal for out-of- doors occasions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-23

A Bramley-like blouse with special
fullnesS across the shoulders. for the
golf devotee. Collar, cuffs and tie of
crepe de chine to match. Worn with
a severely tailored skirt. in true
sports fashion.
Topcoats never were more maScu
line in their style nor more feminine
in their choice of fabrics. Soft fin
ished, suedelike fabrics prevail, tail
ored for the most part in Prince of
Wales fashion. Double breasted, with
six black buttons accenting their vivid
sports shades, and repeating the
striking contrast of the narrow black
velvet collar.
Another smart looking topper is be-
ing shown, an individualist in style
and color. A basket weave fabric.
delft blue and white, in very striking
checks, trimmed with bands of white
flannel, the collar being a variation of
the scarf that ties.
Consistent with the sportswear fash
ions is the simplicity that marks the
seasons hats. Plain, unadorned felts
predominant, matching the costume
always. One shop in town is offering
special service in this line. Just as in
Paris one has her hat cut and fitted
10 her head, so may one follow the
custom here. You have but to choose
the color you prefer and then have
the felt hat fitted to your head and
cut and trimmed as is most becoming
10 YOU. Needless to say. they already
are finding enthusiastic response to
this department.
A particularly smart-looking felt hat
is the one sketched. An apparently
very simple hat, yet in truth one of
most subtle smartness and chic. OF
navy blue felt ian unusually rich
shaded. it is stitched in penny -colored
embroidery. The quill is of felt and
lends a youthful insouciance hard to
duplicate.
Trimmed hats go to great heights
literally 10 attain smartneSs. Brim
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-23

&ssd hats. even when quite large.
favor a cascade of flowers mounting
the crown. Pictured is a small hat of
pearl gray straw with the brim turn
ed up at the front. as is true of many
French hats this season. Narrow zig
gag landings of the straw epcircle
the crown and are finished by a
clever feather fancy of uncurled os-
trich to match
Ensembles for afternoons" is an
irrevocable decree of Fashion. but so
varied is the choice of fabrics and so
generous the styles one instinctively
and eagerly haStens TO obey. For in
formal afternoon wear flannel is the
vogue, Ensembles with flannel coats
brilliant In hue. Worn with a printed
siIk fyQk or plain colcred trock cp-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1925-04-23

armholes, on the tiny, outstanding col
lar and achieves unusual distinction
in wide scarf that may be tucked
into the slash pockets if one so desires.
a. dance frock of marigold chiffon is
printed in large rose patterns of
peachy pink. The plain. sleeveless
bodice is untrimmed. but the skirt
f1aunts a quaint apron-fare at the
front. Worn over an apricot silk
slip and undeniably lovely.
Dress coats are smartest when of
black satin or heavy Ottoman silk
And there are so many to choose
from that 1t is difficult to say just
which are the most distinctive. Prov
ing the old adage that opposites at
tract each other, there is a very
handsome black Ottoman silk coat
very dignified and regal in line, whose
collar and front revere are faced
with natural colored kasha, a fabric
whose sole realm one might suppose
was restricted to spertswear. A most
effective combination that is enhanced
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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
COT TON QUIET
] AWAITING
. ESTIMATE
Operators Withhold Deals
Pending Final Crop
Report Of u. S.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Quiet trad
ing marked today short session on
the local cotton exchange. Business
was mainly traced to local profession
al operators who were inclined to re-
duce their commitments pending the
publication of the final government
crop estimate next Tuesday. Outside
interest continued small owing to the
fact that the majority of the lead
ing outside speculative interests have
already liquidated their position in
the market and are not inclined to
re-enter into new commitments until
after the report is published.
Early news developments were un-
important and attracted little atten-
ton, owing to the fact that specula-
tive interest at present is focused
on the government report. 1t is gen
orally believed that the report will
show yield of approximately TO-
100000 bales, which in the opinion
of local speculative interests would
cause a sharp recession in prices.
Heavy ginning figures are also
expected on account of the continued
favorable weather conditions prevail
ent over the entire belt during the
past fortnight. Estimates ON gin
nings run as high as 1880, 900 bales,
but the majority of the local crop au-
thorities believe that they will be
somewhat under this figure.
(RauOal
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
TECHNICAL JAIL
SENTENCE PR0bED

TRENTON, " j., Dec. 5.-Tech-
uically, William Mccoy, alleged boot
logger, has been serving sentence of
nine months in the Middlesex county
Jail at New Brunswick. n. J.
In reality, it was testified in Fed
eral court, he has been attending box
ing matches and other social functions.
United States Attorney Whine said
he had visited the Jail on several oc-
casions and found that Mccoy was
not at home. He said the prisoner
had been allowed to attend the Wal
ker-Shade bout in New York.
Mccoy and Charles f. Blue. warden
of the jail. were held in contempt of
court By Federal Judge Rellstab.
Blues defense was that the prisoner
had gone to New York, in the custody
of jail attendants, TO visit his family
physician.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
FOREIGN EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK. Dec. 5.-Latest price of
exchange on the principal foreign mar
lSets today were:
Sterling. sovereign (par S4.Ssf): De-
mand s4.s5 s-is. cables f4.s5h.
France. franc tpar9.s cents): Demand
ASK. cables 3.sf.
Italy. lire (part 1913 esnts): Demand
4-osh. cables A03&.
Belgium. franc lpsr 1873 cents: De-
mant k.53. cables i.53i..
Switzerland, franc tpsr 1913 cents). De-
mand 1929. cables 1890.
Holland. florin (par +e.2 eents): De-
mand t0.1s cables 40. 20.
Germany. mark (par 23.s cents): De-
mand 1850. cables 23.s1.
Austria, crown. 14N cents per schiIl-
ing. .Il1s. cables .I4i..
Greece. draehms (par 1913 cents); De-
mAnd i.S6.
sweden. krone Cpsr sS.s esnts): De-
mand 2s.fi, cables as.76
NORWAY. krone (par ass cents): De-
mand s0.3S cables 1910
Denmark. krone (par ass csnts). De-
mand 1851. cables 1898.
Spain. peseta tpar 1913 cents): Demand
1f2s. cables it.3o.
Hungary, crown (par 2o.s cents): De
czeehosloyakia. crown (par ae.s eentD !:
Demand 2.seh.
Poland. cents per zlOtty marks: De-
mand 1850.
FINLAND. 1913 cents per mark. Demand
252&.
Roumsnis. leu CpAr 1913 cents): De-
mand .4sE.
Jusoslsvia. 1873 per dinsr Demand
Argentina. peso tpar .s.45 eents). Spot
49,.
Grail. cents per miirels: Demand
14i2.
chile. par 70 cents 1913 per paper peso.
Demand 1880
mand lO0.Os.
Hongkong. dollar (par 5s.32 eents) !:
Demand 5e.2s. cables 5s.S7.
Cuba, Cuban dollars. checks 10000, ca
blea 100.o5.
Portugal. par los per escudo: Demand
s. 20, cables S.25.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06
SME~


Dance at Maedona Sunday mite.
Music by HOmen's MerryInakers.-
ADV
Who is "A Block from High
Prices" Riebe's Jewelry Store, 300
Main Avenue Adv
I'VE Sell Jewelry Store yewelry."
Riches Jewelry Store, 3O6 Main ave
nue. Adv
Thee. ArtIt Orchestra. Mis-.
1913 ". tAdv.i
Dzn.inE. T. J. Homer's Aerrymak-
ere for music. Labor Temple. Tues
day mite. Prize waltz -lAdy.D
Dancing 10 the music Of the Labor
Temple tonight i good An rite, meet
me there. --tAdY.)
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06

Thee. Artu Orchestra Mi
1913 ". (Adv.i
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-12-06

Think twice before going short {
stocks or grains or cotton in this Il
repressible country.
B. c. Forbes.)