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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-10
Move lakadlo: Retezove dopisy

Retezov6 dopisy vzaly svdj
pGvod V Denver, Kolorado. Po-
Sta musela zamestnati asi 100
zvlastn1ch klerkG a listonosG
ably dopisy tr1dily a roznasely.
Kdosi vynasel tax zvany ode
sakovy Tetez", to jest zaslal
nejblizs1mu obyvateli dopis Sc
zadost1, ably do dopisu vlozil
desak Sc svoj1 adresou a jme-
mem a postal jej dale nekomu
koho INA a dole stale, re pakli
Tet6z nepTetrhne, NIUE dostati
cenu az $1,572.40. Retezove
dopisy putovaly nejen m6stem,
ale i staten, desaky Sc hrnuly
a poole vypoctu by musely Sc
paciti jiz ma mnoho tis1c dolla-
Ri.
Postovni isnpektoTi z Wash
ingtonu byli poslani do Denver,
ably vysetrili, kde Tetezovy do
pis wal sv1j pGvod a kan jdou
desaky a kdo z Mich ma uzitek
a prohlasuji, re jestli to nenf
loterie, ktera jest take zapove-
Zena, tax jest to zneuz1van1
posty k podvodnym 1celGm.
Nektere dopisy takoveho
druhu objevily Sc jiz i jinde.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-10
ZmaFeny pokus atentatu ma
italskeho vyslance.

V Bostonu byl ucinen pokus
usmrtiti italskeho vysIance Au
gusto Rosso. Pokus byl ucinen
We statni budov6 v SIM, "Hall
of Flags. Pokus byl zmaren
policil, ktera byla ma strait.
Til policiste Sc zmocnili Auge-
no Caminiho, 42let6ho, ktery
prave zdvihl pravou ruku, We
ktere mel skryty velky ndz.
Zatceny byl rychle dopraven
ma policejn1 stanici, kde byly O
patfeny otisky prstG jeho. Eat
ceny slime popfraI, re hodlal
noze pouzit1. Byl dan v obza-
lobu pro tajn6 nosenf smrticf
zbrane.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-10
Zakon o vymahan1 vyzivneho
padl.

We statn1m snemu michigan
skem byl ucinen pokus prosa-
dit zakon, zapovfdajfc1 vyma-
hanf vyzivneho podvodnymi &c
stami, jake to bylo prosazeno
v jinych statech. Pokus selhal
,nedostatkem jedineho hlasu.
Poslanec Steele, starS1 muz,
ktery sam nikdy nebyl rowe
den, uvadel V Teci, re nekolik
jeho pTatel bylo pfivedeno ma
mizinu zenami, ktere 81 je wa
ly a pax pc kratke dobe vymo-
hly 81 rozvod S vysokymi ali
menty. Pravil, re Sc pokusi
zakon prosaditi jeste jednou.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-10
Krajanske z rGGznych stran.

- Cesky student, Jan Burda,
ktery S nejlepsfm 1spechem
studoval odbor krasneho ume-
nj ma Westinghouse universe
te V st. Louisa, obdrzel "a svou
pill a schopnost tax zvany
John F. Milikin scholarship,
Jenz no opravnuje Ike studijni
ceste do Evropy ma cely rok u
pine zdarma a pax az Sc vratf,
rovnez NIUE dale zdarma STU
dovati ma jmenovan6 universe
tie.
Krajan Josef Ledvinka z
Filadelfie, Pa, dostal cd komi-
sare patentG Conway patent
cislo 1000, 900, 900. Krajan IL
skal V SO letech prace jiz 248
patentd ma sve vynalezy.
= Albert Kucera, zamest-
many jake kondukter u spOlec-
nosti poulicnfch drah v Chica-
gu, byl prepaden a oloupen.
Mel u sebe $38, skolektova-
nych ma j1zdnem, ktere mt diva
zlodeji sebrali.
= Ma ceste els. 161, asi mil
jizne cd mestskeho letiste v
Cedar Rapids, Iowa, dive d1vky
a diva mlad1 muzi byli zraneni
Jeden z mich 21lety Benjamin
Procok zranen1 podlehl. Anna
Mae Kudrnova a JEFF prftelky-
ne, 2Oleta Milada Budianova
zraneny byly v obliceji. Ma lie.
We ruce pofezan byl 27lety HUI
bert stastny z Ely. u ffdfcfhc
kola byla 16leta Kudrnova g
Procop sedel vedle nj ma pred.
MIN sedadle. Kdyz Sc blfzili k
letisti, jel prot MIN t6zkJ
truck, nalozeny kukuricf. Pro.
cokova kara priblfzila Sc k dru-
he strane tax tesne, re zachy-
tia "a truck a ~nestest1 bylo no.
tovo.
Benjamin Procok jest ji5
sedmou ob6tf acknowledged
nestest1, pfihodivs1ch Sc tam q
okol1 cd zacatku tohoto roku.
- Oscar Jilovsky, byvaly OBJ.
chodn1k realitami Sc zastTeli
ma chodbe u sveho bytu V Chi
cagu. Poole vlastn1ho doznan:
byl k zoufalemu cinu dohnar
b1dou.
= DR.. Joseph F. Kaspar, SO
lekaf z Prague, Nebraska, {
byvaly statn1 senator, vstoupi
do statn1ho vezenf v Lincoln
kde 81 ma odpkyati trest cd !
do z let vazby. Byl nedavno u
sweden z prijetf kradenehC
zbOzf.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-10
Bandita zastreIen, druhy
zranen.

Diva bandite pTekvapeni by
Ii, kdyz loupili Prvn1 statni
banku v Broyson, Texas. Pr
1teku stfelili pc policejnich
strazc1ch. Straznfci odpovede-
Ii stTelbou. Jeden bandita- byl
ma mfste ~zastTelen a druhy IRA
men. Oba byli We start asi 35
rok1. Ztotoznenf jejich neby-
10 moznym.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-10
Postfelen clenem nepratelske
unie.

V Taylorville, Illinois, Frank
Markunas, 26lety hornik "a
mestnany V uheln6m dole Pea
body a Glen unie United Mine
workers, postTelen byl tezce,
snad smrtelne Ray Tombozzim
m1stn1m vGdcem hornicke unie
progresivn1. Ku stTelbe doslo,
kdyz horn1ci vysli z mfstnfho
restaurantu, napTed Tombozzi
a "a MIN ostatn1m. Markunas
ma neho zavolal: "Pockej, ma
slovo". Tombozzi sc obratil a
vystfelil ma neho.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-10
Nejvet$1 LODI sveta podnikla
zkuSebnf pIavbu.

"Normandie'', nejv6tsf LODI
sveta, vyplula ned6li z lode
nice Penhoet St. Nazaire We
Francii smerem ku bTehu An
gle. Re zkusebn1 plavby ma
Sc vratiti do Havre tento ctvr-
tex. Do New Yorskeho pTfsta-
WI podniknouti ma plavbu 20.
kvetna.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-10
Ne dozivoti Ia vykolejeni
vlaku.

Hubert Lindsay, 54lety, BY
valy trestanec, byl porotou v
Columbus, Ohio uznan vinnym
z vrazdy prvn1ho stupne pro
zavinenf vykolejen1 vlaku penn
sylvanske drahy. Nestest1 wy
zadalo 81 til zivoty.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-10

myslf, re "vlada della velice
neprfstojne kroky kdyz ma
biz ,neinformovanemu publ
ku tax zvane baby bondy, pro-
toze pry nikdo nemdze rfci ia
kou budou m1ti cenu az dospej1
ku splatnosti. Vanderlip mini
vladni dluhopisy nominaln1 &C.
ny tax nfzko az $25, prodava-
ne maly stradalum.
Vzdor hrozic1mu presi-
d%entovu vetu senat naznacil Sc
ku % hlasy V zkusebn1m hla-
sovani, re je pro vyplatu 2,720
million1 dollaru ma vojenske
bonusy v hotovosti.
Senator Harrison fekl sena-
tn, re president Roosevelt po-
depise jeho kompromisn1 pred
lohu ma vyrovnani otazky bonu
SUI pakli il kongres schval1. Po-
die jeho navrhu, datum vydan1
techto by Sc %posunulo zpet ku
skoncen1 valky, a hotov6 by Sc
vyplatila jich bezna hodnota
asi $77O, m1sto $1,000, ktere by
dostali tt kdoz chtej1 cekati al
do dine jich splatnosti. Poole
Vinsonova navrhu, porazeneho
v snemovne, certifikaty by Sc
mely vyplatiti lined pine
jmenovite hodnote.
Senat 1tery pTijal SIS hlasy
prot 33 Patmanovu predlohu
ma vyplacenf bonusu vyslouzil-
cum re svetove valky. Vladou
ma jim neodkladne vyplaceno
byti $2,20O.000 900.
Administrator vGdcove, KITE
ri marne bojovali, ably pTeka-
zili pTijet1 pTedlohy teto, pro-
hlasili, re jsou "jisti', re presi-
dent pTedlohu zakaze vetem a
re toto udrzeno Dude.
V1tezstv1 P~utmano0y pred
lohy pTic1tano jest sp1se strate-
gil oposice neil cemukoliv il
menu. Trinact senatorG stoj1-
c1ch vlastne V oposici prot Pat
manove pTedloze, rozhodli Sc
hlasovati pro nj v 1tery, kdyz
Harrisonova kompromisni pre-
dloha porazena a kdyz pocfta-
Ii, re presidentovo vetum "a
bran1 uskutecnen1 Patmanovy
pfedlohy.
= Leland Harrison, drive z
Chicago, byl jmenovan presi-
dentem Rooseveltem "a americ
keno ministra do Rumunska,
kterez m1sto "a Wilsonovy ad-
m~inistrace zastaval Charles
Vopicka z Chicago.
= Senat sc pocne obirati S
NRA, ktera byla reportovana
financn1m vyborem We forme
nepT1znive vladimir tuzbam.
Poole planu, jak jej vybor O.
klestil, NRA by Sc seschla jen
ma st1n sveho dosavadniho W.
znamu, a m1sto dvou let, byla
by prodlouzena pouze O 10 me
s1c1cG.
Pc vyf1zen1 otazky NRA, Sc
nat Sc ujme jednan1 O vladnfch
navrz1ch socialn1ho ~zajisteni,
jehoz dGlezit6 casti jsou nyni
vysazeny palbe financniho W.
boru.
- Ma 90 procentnf naseho
obyvatelstva zenskeho pohla-
vi Sc provda alespon jednou,
vykazujf statistiky. Polovina
Sc vdava We 20 letech, a jinych
10 proc. We veku &c. Ostatnf v
n1zs1m nebo vyss1m veku - ale
vdajf Sc, stare 81 mlade.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-10
Pro PISA.

Charles Belkon, otec tf1 df-
tex, pc hadce k Will psovi "a
Sci do sklepa rodinneho obydli
v Chicago a tam obesil Sc ma
tramu. Vdova sdelila policii,
re j pred tim kritisoval pro to,
re pry venuje pr1lis mnoho pc
&c nemocnemu stencil, ktere
dostali darem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-10
Dsti zavinily zhoubny pozar.

V Pughkeepsie, N. Y, pozar
ktery znicil jeden veliky apart
mentni dun a zpGsobil smrtel-
ne ~popalen1 peti lidem, zavini-
Ii tTi hosi We start Cd peti do
sedmi rokG. Pro zabavu udela-
Ii 81 ohnicek pod schodiStem.
Kdyz sc plameny rozmohly,
rozutekli Sc.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1935-05-10

Advertising rates reasonable
and furnished upon applica-
ton.
Josef F. Viktor, 80. .jednatel
961 N. CHESTER ST.
Oznamkovy jednatel
Karel Janda,
1903 Wiltshire Avenue
Evening star., 1935-10-23
became q little more coherent as her

became q little more coherent as her
breath came.
Trying to put herself in Johnny's
place, she thought the thing out
calmly. Her first night of freedom
had meant so much to her she'd gone
out with Scoop instead Of going to the
orphanage to see Johnny and Mother.
That really hadn't been fair. 1t was
certainly no way to treat a man you
loved and had promised to marry.
Johnny had said horrible things.
thought she would do anything wrong.
He couldn't! In the morning she
would write him she was sorry she
had hurt him. When he saw she was
willing to humiliate herself he would
forgive her and be sorry.
Her heart was heavy when she
walked back toward the hotel. But
she felt better for having made up
her mind what to do. How to spend
her dollar salary was the next ques-
ton. Mother had written her that
the children had been happier than
she had ever seen them when they
learned Sugar had sent the lollypops
the week before. And mother had
praised her tenderly for her unselfish-
ness in spending her first dollar in
such a way.
Zanie Lou had been so generous
that Sugar sometimes felt almost
embarrassed. Sugar had learned to
l&xyn I,4 u
Her wardrobe had grown to tremen-
dous proportions compared with what
it had always been.
First there was the new green silk.
Then a yellow crinkly sport dress
zanie declared, without batting an
eyelash, made her look as though she
were costumed by Omar the Tent
maker, And a pair of silk pajamas,
two combies and a slip, besides two
pairs of silk stockings and the pumps.
When Sugar walked through the
ten-cent store her problem was soon
solved. Ten cents for powder, 10
cents for rouge, 10 cents for lipstick.
She bought small boxes Of well-known
brands she'd seen actresses indorse
in the magazines. Then Sugar
splurged another dime for a handker-
chief and found funny little monkey
| on stick she could not resist getting
for Skeeter. The rest. she decided
just must be saved against a rainy
day.
In front Of the hotel Sugar met
Scoop with zanie Lou and Skipper
They'd been looking for her to drive
Evening star., 1935-10-23
T3%2"2gesue
[iasa Sioux Scerberru

second, "this is the incest surprise
Tell me all about it!'
Johnny released her End they sat
down on a bench.
Mother Friddle did it. You might
know. She went to Jake Hill. man.
ager of the theater, and showed him
| some of my drawings. First thing you
know he was sold on the idea of CIV
ing me q chance. I'm to paint the
signs. be night watchman and take
tickets when the door boy is Off"
Sugar couldn't get her fill of look
ing at the happiness in his black
eyes. His thin, boyish face was ra-
diant with joy. She didn't realize how
much she'd missed Johnny.
TITS wonderful!" She moved closer
to him. Where are you going to
live?"
Didn't I tell you? Mr.. Hill has
given me cot in his Office. I'm to
be night watchman and guard the
safe. I'll have a gun, n'everything.
There's bath room right off the office
with my own private tub. Isn't that
AAAS ceAol Aoil
it's a start. I'll show 'em!".
Il know you will" Sugar put her
hand on his arm lovingly. "You
must go on with your painting, too"
I'll have plenty of time for that"
Johnny took her by the shoulders and
shook her. Mr.. Hill says you car
come into the movies free tonight
Am fixer? I've got to go to work
now. But after the show we can &c
for walk and you must tell me al
the news. How's 'at?"
Sugars heart almost stopped. From
the expression on her face Johnn,
knew something was amiss.
Whats wrong?" he said slowly
You haven't got another date?"
Please understand" Sugar looked
up into his face desperately. II.
did promise to go out with Zanie Iol
Langworthy and some of her friends
l didn't dream you could be with me.
Johnny turned away.
1T sure didn't take you long tc
get yourself dated up, did it? You're
going out with a. man, I'll bet"
Yes" Sugar was not going to Ii,
about it. -Four of us are going ou
for ride. zanie Lou and her bo,
friend. Skipper Lanier, and a mic,
man I met from New York last week
D-dont you trust me?'
Johnny exploded "a man from
New York! How did you meet a mar
from New York;"
Sugar had never seen the LITTLE
Frenchman angry before. His eve.
Evening star., 1935-10-23
INSTALLMENT XI.

INSTALLMENT XII.
"OR several days Sugar lived in
- half hope and half fear that
Cart would pay a visit to the
u nursery, or that she would meet
him in the yard. But he seemed to
be studiously avoiding her.
Finally she decided to ask Eurasia
about him. The old darky told her
Marse Jim Carter had flown to New
York with Nancy Sue Jennings and
party of friends.
Scoop phoned every day and Zanie
Lou arranged for Sugar to take her
calls in her room. Mrs. lie Masters
was out so much they hadn't been
caught, so far. There had been a ter
rifle breakfast table argument over
Zanie's wardrobe being loaned out to
enhance the beauty of servant. But
again Jane Lee had been overridden by
the family. and she didn't quite have
the courage to take drastic steps. 1t
was better, she had always found, to
play waiting game.
Her son, there was no doubt, had
never looked so well nor seemed SO
happy in his life. If she let the girl
go it would be nuisance getting some
one else Besides, the lady was not
quite callouSed enough not to be glad
her boy had some one with him he
loved. Unless matters went too far,
she felt it best to let them ride and
ignore the little red-head entirely.
Zanie Lou was almost as thrilled
over Scoops interest in Sugar as If 1t
| had been her own romance. She was
certain it was love at first sight on the
part of the fascinating New Yorker
When Sugars next afternoon off came
zanie Lou made up her mind she
would Just have to get closeup OF
, the goings on.
So she consulted Skipper Lanier
and he was only too intrigued to agree
on double date. Sugar didn't quite
know what to do about it, but decided
to take a chance, since the expected
explosion of the week before when her
employer found her in Zanie LOUIS
clothes hadn't taken place.
Sugar was dressing in the green silk
to go out on Thursday afternoon when
Zanie Lou dashed breathlessly into the
nursery.
Its another man-on the phone!
With the incest voice. You've been
holding out on me"
Sugar said. puzzled. II can't think
who it could be-
1t was Johnny. When she heard his
voice tears came to her eyes.
Where are you. darling?" she cried
joyfully. "Oh, I'm so glad it was
you! I've missed you so much"
Zanies curiosity just about con-
sumed her before Sugar hung up.
Its Johrny-a boy from the Or
phanage." Sugars cheeks glowed with
excitement. Hes got a job at the
theater, and he wants me to meet him
in the lobby when get through"
Well" Zanie Lou exploded. An
other scalp on the belt hadn't heard
about. Is he good looking?"
Sugar sighed and rolled her eyes.
Hes the handsomest man in the
world. He's French, and he's an
artist"
What at?" Zanie raised an inQuir-
ing eyebrow. Sweet talkin'?"
Painting. He's going to be famous
some day. I've been his model ever
since he came to the orphanage II
years ago."
80! You've got past. I've heard
about them there artists models. And
I thought I'd larn ye something
about life"
Sugar hurried into her pumps. fiut-
tering with excitement. She almost
ran the five blocks to the theater. The
lobby was deserted and she rushed
into Johnnys waiting arms for q
quick kiss.
/ oh" she held him tightly for a
Evening star., 1935-10-23

to place Zanie knew about in the
country for dinner.
Meet the white hope Of my life,"
zanie Lou waved an arm at Skipper.
This Is Sugar Friddle, Skip"
Skip was a dark, lanky youth in
tennis pants and a white sweater
splashed with v. Sugar knew from
Zanie Louis Dragging that Skipper
had earned it at the University Of
Virginia playing tennis.
The stringy New Yorker stared at
Sugar q little too long to suit Zanie
and she kicked him in the sh'ls.
'Lookee, but don't touchee." She
took his arm. "Come on, I'm starved"
Skip and zanie Lou piled in the
rumble seat Of Scoops car. Skip
leaned over and touched Sugar on
the shoulder.
do you like your Friddle cakes
with or without ham and eggs?" he
inquired, pleased smirk lengthening
his long jowls.
Sugar bit her lip. Then she turned
with saccharine smile.
MY favorite DISH" she cooed sweet
ly, ''is New York shrimp boiled in oil.
How're your folks?"
"Friddle dee dee!" Skip snapped his
long fingers under her nose. Lets
stop friddlin' around and get goin'.
My gal friend is wastin' away"
(To Be Continued)
Evening star., 1935-10-23

bored into hers accusingly. Agair
she told the truth. Johnny got ur
Whitley.
Sugar Friddle. you're the last gir
in the world I'd expect to pick up 9
man! II that's the kind of girl you
are I don't want to have anything tt
do with you. AS far as I'm concerned
our engagement Is all over. Good-by!'
He turned and stalked dramatically
toward the elevator. Sugar ran after
him.
Johnny" she stopped him with q
desperate pull on the arm. What
are you saying? You don't mean
that. You can't. haven't done any
thing wrong. and you know haven't
you've got a right good start. I'd
say" Johnny turned his head from
her.
Don't say anything you'll be sorry
for, just because you're jealous" Sugar
said quietly, getting control Of her
fast-beating heart.
"Jealous!" Johnny shrugged bitterly
who wouldn't be jealous? The first
night of my life I've ever been free
to have a date with you-and you
have date with another man. How
would you feel? Break it and I'll for
get it."
Sugar wanted to, desperately. But
she didn't feel it would be fair tc
Scoop. He'd been so good-stayed In
Lorien just to help her. The least
she could do would be to keep heI
promise to see him.
There's no reason why you can't
meet Mr.. O'Reilly," Sugar offered
soothingly. But I can't break my
engagement. I've nothing to hide
I'll bring him down to see you
"Over my dead body!" Johnny
waxed dramatic again. III punch
him cockeyed If you do"
Johnny" Sugar looked thorough
ly shocked. Such language! I've
never heard you talk like that be-
fore"
I've never heard you were pick
up before. We're even.'
sugar turned coldiy. II you ex'
cuse me, I'll be going. I've had quite
enough insults for one day. Mr.. d.
Vile Good-by."
Just one thing more" Johnn,
called. equally coldly, She paused evel
so slightly. hoping he would apollo
gize. Il suppose your rich Mr.
O'Reilly from New York felt sorr!
for the poor little orphan and bough
her some new clothes, too"
oh, you beast!" Sugar choked wild
ly. and ran from the lobby.
Her first impulse was to run tt
Mother Friddle and tell her Of TIT
dreadful way Johnny mad treated her
But on second thought she knew i
wouldn't be fair to worry the old lady
Walking swiftly toward River road
she wrestled with her thoughts. Or
the outskirts Of Lorien she sat dowr
! on q log beside the river Her thought!
Evening star., 1935-10-23
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You get these tablets in a trim
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have them-they're usually right out
on the toilet goods counter. If you
are now a periodic sufferer, why not
become that eighth woman who
escapes this recurring pain and dis
comfort? Address a card. now, TO
Midol. 10 Varick St, New York,
and receive trial box postpaid.
Evening star., 1935-10-23
CANADA DESIGNATED
Becomes Permanent Member of
International Labor Body.

GENEVA, october % (PJ.-Canada
was designated today as permanent
member of the governing body for
the International Labor Organization
Canada takes the place hitherto
held by Germany, which resigned
Evening star., 1935-10-23

from the labor organization as It did
the League of Nations.
The permanent members of the
governing body, which corresponds to
the council of the League of Nations,
are chosen automatically from the
eight most important industrial coun.
tries in the world.
Evening star., 1935-10-23
STRANDED FLYERS SAFE
Army Plane Victims Make Way
From Mount Rainier Wilds.

SEATTLE, October % CR.-Two
Army Reserve flyers, whose Army BIZ
plane crashed and burned in the foot
hills of Mount Rainier Sunday, nursed
minor injuries today after finding
their way from the wild, rough coun-
try
The flyers, Capt. Henry Walker Of
Pullman, Wash, the pilot, and Lieut..
Jack M. Goldstein, Seattle, said they
lost the Seattle Portland radio beam.
drove into a snowstorm and went
down in heavy timber where the plane
burned. Walker leaped from the plane
after it struck and dragged Goldstein,
partly stunned, from the wreckage.
Secret Agents in Black.
Secret agents of the Blue Shirts are
entering Manchuria disguised in black
coolie clothes.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1935-08-10

lines and Peter Pan collar. Priced at 1890 in
Lansburgh's New Fur Shop. The offthe-face beret 10
in black felt $780, LANSBURGHS- FLOOR.