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success ful business busii JlJelhat men mei at at Sliilo 1ilo h
Baptist Church wilt yi b be given giv l on
ever y Y yother other q therFdday Fr iday n ight in ineac eac h
month monthf f The object o bjccfQfthese of these tesc talks is
to encourage encourageou our rpeopletopatron r people to patron ize
hose mem bers 6f fth fthratc the th thrace race w who ho are
already in business u iness to ass ist the the
bus iness iile Ss men rl1 ll 0f of the th race race in enlarg enla rg ¬
ing ingand and improv improving ing the ir bus iness to
aid ic l other otheinicmbcrs othe mem niembers bers of the race rrice to
start tart bus iness enterprises of o f f the ir
own ownJ J to tosecure tosecure secure to the race more em m ¬
ploymen ploYll1 n t tan an d dbetter better recogn ition by
the white husin business ss houses w hic h our
people patron p pitronize tronii ize large ly to show
our people how to secure homes and
save their J money and help them in i 1
do do ing lgtl1ese these thin gs to teach the race
bus iness illessmethodsand methods and the s imple
everyda evCrylaybUSifleSS y bus iness pr prin inciples ciples
Meetings Me tings open to all aiL
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to o a a ll free of charge A collection
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expenses expcnses
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in the ir business businessor or personswho personsl who
experts w v ill be the th tl pr p ril1cipal inc ipal speak
era ers erltat at each eachmeetingand eachmecting meet ing and all alllcgiti legiti
matecal1 mate rnatecallins callin n gs gsamh and anclbus bus busin inesses sses will b
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bu ildin ilding g gon on M Mstr Msreet street et near
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The Amphion Glee GlceChib Cliib undc
the direction of ofPr Prof f J Henr
Lewis will wills s ing tomorrow tomorr wafte af ternbor
at tt 336 j3 3 30 oc loc lo k ki a i 1tt 1 t the e meeting ll H g of tin
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True Tr e Re formers for iuers Ha li tlr r lath I2tlr I2tlrt1d and t1d I
streets NW N Wv W V VV V
The Hampton Ins Institute titute Alunin
will hold holda a massmeeting 11assl11 etil1g at
politan A AM M E Church Church b on the lteeven even
lug ngoe of November 18 I8in in con
with the Bethel DethelLHeraryapd Literary and l Histor
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In line with the popularity populultyOf of black
and white wblteetTects effects this season seasonthnt that
royal pe pelt lti ermine ermlnehascOmelntomore has come come Into more
tbhti tb tbn lll1sual usual favor tl tlv v r from fro n the t fashionable shlo 1able
World OI It It not only adorns hats trims lms
even evening ing gowns and a nd street su suits its but
makes the stunnlngest of the new new
small swa 1plec piece sets The 1IJusiriitl Illustration Iliustr th u uJ J
g gh gives ives a good Impression pf 9 t haw pow at ¬
tractive is the theqqw nqy nw makeup In Incollar collar
and muff sets of ofenl1lne ermine
The belted belted feature of this pointed
stole stolels is particularly smart OS9 as is also
the turned t rned down collar with vlthlts its broad
tleofsllk Heo t tsilk silk iik
The Separate Waist
Persian icffects ef etr cts in u separate waists waists alsts
are one of the lutcst latest > comers comers in lu the
dress world 01111 and they are are certainly at a
tractiye when soft colorings are se se ¬
lected
The natty blouse biouseln In tim Ihecut cut Is of oQ
pale though th9Ugh rich pcrsiqnco Perslancolorlngscar lor lorlngs ings car
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rled out In chlffoii which material malerlalls Is
used use d doyern over oyern a foundation touad ltlou of navy blue
satin sntlnfbetoldsnud The folds and simulated but ¬
tonholes and audcolclld covered buttons bultousaro are of t
the blue satin Such n waist worn
I wlth a dark blue cloth clolhcostume costume Is Isex ex ¬
ceedingly ccedlllglYloolI good taste
Doesnt Know Her Age
There Tberels Is a glaring gIn ring phase phuseof of unfair ¬
ness in the position of the two twosetes sexes
despite all nllom our struggles for the suf ¬
frage trageAwomnu A woman still stllld dreads l1lls to tell
her age no matter bow li lV youthful sho
may look while as long ns a 11 man
looks youthful > i be Is generally willing
to admit and even to boast of how
many mnuymllestoucs milestones lie has btspussed passed assd There
js Is IsJ Isatleast i atleastonc at least one fatfipr fll fLttl1r tlil r who w houndcrstoo understood
tills problem In time Ilrllefllld tiiti and who gave
his daughter a fair clmnce In life by
never letting bnr know bow old oldsbe she
was lie realIzed d at her er birth that tbatn a
time tln would conie conllWhenshe when she would not
want to to te tel tell ll her 1llrngemid age arid he spared
tier the bumllltitlou of having to pre ¬
varicate so she was never nm r told eIther
her ago or the place plnc where ivwrcsbowas she was
born bornnl and id there ther lere ycre erC no birth blitlirecords records
preserved preservedinthe In the family
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AIR MAN MANSAYS SAYS CAT MAS
I I COT GIVES HIM LUCK
t tJohn John Molssnnt tho Chicago air
man who wb startled the Lw world wo rld by
I flying from Par Pa ris is across t ros the Eng
UShchall llsh1 channel nel with wltlin a passenger I1ns enger
has ha iv ncnt cat for a mascot n mnsco n c9the The fa
mous air man never travels or
1 makes an annscenslon ascension without his 1
feline companion lolssant says
ho ie has hn hndthecat hIUI ht1thq thE utJo at for fo many
years yearsnud and It has given lvell him lm all j
kinds of f luck ll ckfhe The cat ncconv
panl panled ed him and bib hlsmechanlclnn blsmecbanic1 mechanician n 1
In1hofilg In the fllglit t from Taristo Paris to Eug
land He says saysho he souldcnIt vould OUldC call I off J
an a ji ascension 1s sc nslon n noi if anything oi t I ig should 1 I II I
happen to his feline pet
ANOTHER ANOTHERPUG1LISTIC PUGILISTIC PHENOM
Stor beck South African Afr Afrinto 1toDe to Be 13 Groom ¬
ed d For Chance at Jac Jack k Johnson Jo thlon
1 New fistic plienoms lire springing up
all over yer the thewofldelller world woldCager eager for forac a c canco hance
at Jack Johnson The fheilltls latest t one is
Jo 3olin hn Storbeck the th South African Atr can am o Ui
atcur champion who vhorecently recently arrived
In England The new newcandldllto candidate for fo d
championship honors is Isn a big young y Ung
Boer farmer who won the th English I
amateur oniateurchamplonshlp championship In a 1 few
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punches I un Che S last as t spring sp rlns beating b e ntl ng the thebest best of 0 t
them In Inhollow hollow style Storbeck istwcn Istwen
tyo tyofie k kyears e years old stands s tllndsfully fully fully six feet I
one Inch Inchnnd and we weighs ighs when wlienfit flt about
205 pounds He is tea a game bard hit ¬
ting fighter that tbntwlth with sons sonexperl son ex exper1 perl
ence cncemay Cnce may make makoth things ngs troublesome trouble some
for the the white men who have liav av designs l slgns
on Johnson Storbeck k has never fought
professionally but in trial tria bouts I
a agaInst the best bcstpros pros that have hov e ev v visited isited slteU
the Cape Oa pe has hasm more O ret than inn held heldhl lila own
This search for fora a white h1te man is go 1 1This
Ing to prove a harrowing h game and
more than one ne reputation Is going to
be blasted blas te dhetores before success uc cess has perched
upon the banner of the knight errant
EWRY EWRYTOCOMPETE TO COMPETE AGAIN
Wor lda ld Greatest Grlatest Jumper Training Trainin g For
Hard Har d Winter Campaign
After several severalmontbs months of absence
from competition Ray nityEwry Ewry the
worlds greatest greateststllndlng standing broad and
blgh Jumper Is preparing pr pa1l lg to to shy s hy his
castor into the tbering ring For Forthepastfew Forthe the past few
weeks this thlsolll old athletic chief has been
whetting His scalping kn knife ife ltem mix mixing fx log his
war paint and will wlllin in a short shorttlmebe time be
ready readytota to take k to the warpath
This tall t11lnnd and willowy veteran for
sixteen slxteenyears years has hnsbeen been the theworlds worlds un ¬
disputed dlsputedc c champion a t tstl1ndlng t standing Jump
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DWRX EWBY MAKINO ONE OF HIS nISIlEOO RECORD D DREAR
INO JUMPS
tog Besides holding all the worlds
records for amateur standing standlngjumplng jumping
events he enjoys the distinction of
i having scored more po points ints InXMyinplc In OlympIc
games than any anyothel other athlete Repre ¬
senting sentln fUl Uncle cle Sam in four f uiOlymplads Olympiads
this wonderful athlete has won won ten
first t1rstP pr prizes rizes izes rolling up fifty points for
Old Glory a total greater even even than
1 the the combined cm nhlned scores of o rSherldan Sheridan and
i Sheppard the Individual Indlvll1ualpobit po point int win
i ners nerBin in the las last t two twosetsof sets of Olympic
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i Archer I May MaSuccee Succee d dChance Chance on First
Catcher Archer has hasdeveoped developed Into In to
such a asterlIng sterling first firstbuseDlan baseman that
I Chance will probably manage the Cubs
from tho bench next season
1 SPORTS IN BRIEF B IEF I Ii i
Boston will 111 stage tnge a six six day bicycle blcy cie I
race taclO Oct Oct31 t31to 31 to > Nov 5
The Portola Port 01 a automobile road race I
may occur in Golden G lden Gate park San I
Francisco ranc1sco Christmas day
Buffalo N Y and Boston want 1911
rowing championships of amateur
loursrnen oilrsq1 n Award will be made next I
March
Tho rhoEngllsb English amateur boxing clam
pionshlps will wUltnko take place April 5 of
next year French Danish and Cana ¬
dian boxers are expected to t take part
The Canadian anadlanChess Chess association U bi
ennlal tournament vil wilt begin in Mont M nt
renl Dec 20 All games gan ies will iriIl be com co m ¬
pleted ple ted In s six ix days The Tli pr prizes > rizesnre izes are
First 100 second SO 50thlrl130 O third 30 O
fourth 20 with a gold nfedalto medal to the
> winner who will also bold the tliecupat cup at
present the property propertyot J of Joseph J9scpbSawyer Sawyer
of M Montreal ntrea1Res Res Res idents lde nlsofC of otCa Canada n na da and
Newfoundland ewtoundlnnd are eligibly eIIgIbl to compete
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A SMART SUIT SVITOl OF BROWN DROWN ZIDKIINE
Overhaul your wardrobe and find
out Just what you have
There is your yourwlnter winter suit You feel
as though you could not wear It I an ¬
other season But how can you af ¬
ford rordnnotlier another Lets look It over Ofel care
fu full ll The skirt Is Istrayedhi frayed In the theOrst first
place Well that tl1atcan can easily elll > lIy be reme ¬
died This TIlls Is so a plan whIch vl lc will serve
many times When Wbenll1e the hem hemo of t tYOUl your
cloth gown cuts out take a very sharp
pair of scissors Insert at the largest
hole and cut the edge of the hem
through very ery exactly so that there tb le
wilt wlllbo bo no Jagged spots Turn both
the edges this thlsglv gives s In toward each
other tbe inner ones a little more
than the outer ou ter or dress edge and
Tas Das i se te carefully c r f llyThen liy Then slip sl ps stitch stitch tcb by
hand dampen and nudpress press Remove the
basting threads before the final press
cutting them frequently so that tho t there
will be no pulling After pressing sew
on a good quality of mohair mol alr skirt
braid letting it come com below the edge t dge
and be sure that this braid bits been be n
shrunken or at the first wetting the
hem will all allwrlnlle wrinkle
But before going any further It will
be well to clean all spots from the
suit before attempting nllemptlngany any further fll lthel
renovation The coat is perhaps perhnpsthl the
most difficult matter It Is ISdo doubtless do ubtless htlesR
too long and hasihe hasthelongsbavl long shawl collar
of the thopast past season senson but It is not hope ¬
less Cut the th coat to d a becomlii becoming
length a little below the hips Fit
closely closelynbout about the hips then use till
material cut from the coat to make
the new sailor collar and J wide lapels
Have tho entire suit pressed thorough ¬
ly by n tailor and lo you have a new lie
and fashionable garment
The smart suit pictured offers ex ¬
cellent suggestions for remodeling last
years finery It is a three piece af ¬
fair and the coat is lined with wit n
brown and tan silk which makes the
upper part of the skirt and peasant
bodice A cream lace yoke veiled
with brown chiffon brings tho waist
right up to date
Latest LahstParis Paris Hairdressing
This eccentric coiffure arrangement
Is the latest cry of Paris The front
hair Is softly twisted twlstedblCkfrom back from the
face and braided In two braids The
braid l ad from the th left le tt side Is brought at
the back to the right side and nnl1there there
AN KJCENriUO STYLE OF COIFFURE
arranged urn lged onto on to n Ii cabochon over the th
Tight ear and vice Ice versa Then the
remaining r malnlng hair at the t e back bue Is made
Into finger puffs
1 Some women to whom whomtbe the bang Is
becoming may bring It Into paYu9 play as
suggested ly tbe photograph
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Now were busy teaching women
to tobohobble be b hobble headed headedsald said a woman
who w ho takes taleescare care of the hair With
the Ihebohble bobble skirts the old style of hair
dress dressing ing g looks funny It gives glv s a wo ¬
man mo mali l a top heavy look to have her hale hal
dressed dre 8ed high hlghw1tba wtnn pompadour and nn d
puffs While huio her hersldrt skirt Is drawn in in
around ar und her feet in lilbobbleC bo bble bblefiishion fashion shlon So
we devised the hobble headed hair
dressing
To Todressyour dress your hair bobble style you
take It and part it In the middle
Then hen you drape it back from the face
in some soft way and finally you y u
bunch It at the back In a big mass mass 1
around which you twist a coil collot of hair
or a band of ribbon or anything else
that may strike your fancy This
makes the hobble
While n hobble may sound awk a wk ¬
ward for the head It Is really the post nost
becoming coiffure we w have bad in l
years for it does away a way with the top
heavy chorus girl pompadour and an
makes a womans bead look looltmore more
nearly Idea IdeaL l Her bead bead keeps its Its
shape sll pe and the theknot knot at the back sug ¬
gests to tho untainted that that it is mere ¬
ly y a method of twisting up her own
hair
For Oily Oil Skins
When ones ones skin Is oily do not try to
conceal It itby by excessive use of powder
U makes the face pasty and clogs the
pores
There are various varlonsdrylng drying lotions that
are excellent e cellelit for this condition Wip ¬
ing otT the face with pure alcohol has
a drying effect on the skin Various
good lotions are sold for this purpose
but a teaspoonful of borax ornl In a basin
of water Is excellent exc llent
If you fear pure borax try this lo ¬
lion One tablespoonful of powdered
borax twotnblespoontuls two tablespoonfuls of glycerin
and a quart of camphor water Dip a Ii
soft linen cloth clo th In this and mop the
face several severa Hlmes times a day
Do not no t make the mistake of otuslng using
spirits of camphor which w blch Is diluted dilu ted in
alcohol and much stronger Camphor
water is made by letting two ounces
of r gum camphor stand In water for
twentyfour hours The lump can bo
used repeatedly as its size is little de ¬
creased
What Are Your Eyebrow Like Llke7
Stra Straight ight and level eyebrows denote
mentality Musicians often have these
Brows that meet over the nose usually
prove the love of authority and mark a n
capable person
Beautifully arc arche hed d brows usually
adorn a rather empty forehead and in ¬
dicate an opposite degree of intelligence
to that shown by the long straight
brow
When the arch is but slight the fore ¬
head may be strong full of individual ¬
ity and with a One central spread
When like this however there Is usu ¬
ally a lack either of time tune or
locality
Very fine distinctly outlined brows
Indicate indic a to an artistic nature
Much elevated eyebrows show artis ¬
tic perception of color and shape good
taste organization and mathematical
powers
A To ilet Economy
The particular hostess now uses In ¬
dividual pieces of otsoap soap In her guest
room and gives to each new guest a
fresh piece Where much entertaining
is done this means numerous odds and
ends of fine soap
One woman has hat bit upon the plan of
using this for for the children in a wire
soap shaker such as Is found for
dishwashing The tiniest pieces ph ces > can
be thus utilized A basin Is Oiled with
warm water and the shaker agitated
until a thick lather Is formed
Another way to use up small pieces
of fine On e esoap soap is to put p ut them into small
cheesecloth bags and use as one would
a bran or almond meal bag
Low Shoe Peril
The constant wearing of low shoes I
and slippers will spoil the shape of
the ankles especially If one must be I
much on the feet An exercise which
gives shapeliness to the t he lower limbs
consists in standing straig straIght ht bands
on 011 hips heels together then rising
slowly on the tips of the toes while
drawing drawlngln in the breath then while ex ¬
haling halh j it slowly return tp tc the first
p pOslti I Ii i y feet flat fin t on O Q floor Do this
everynornlug ev evei I JsnornIug fuornlng and an 1 1evening evening for ten
m minutes inutes also as much as you can
wear ear high laced bbots b b ots drawing the
laces laceslssnugly as snugly ns nscol11tort comfort will per ¬
wit lI1 t Dr Draw aw them In by degrees Ilegre es not
all at once
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Per Per fuming the theH Hjiir H I4pr r
The perfumed perfnmedhulr hair cap lias met with
fnyor with women who wh itre tre re fond of
dainty Ialnty conceits conceitsaud and one onomay may be easi ¬
ly made at home After the thcshaD sham ¬
poo JOO and flt t night ulghttheso these cilps cilpsshould should be
worn and < the fragrance flagran els is lasting
Fashion them after the style stle of the
Dutch Dul h bonnet bonn t Between two layers
of f silk put a asbeet sheet of cotton bat ¬
ting with plenty of sachet snchetOwder powder
using always vaysJ the same perfume
Many women prefer the Florentine or ¬
r rlsbul na is but when you youOnda lad n perfume to
your liking use it all the time tlmens ns It
bespeaks b 8peaks more refinement r reflnemeattbnn Dnement than having
nn all sorts sarti sort of essences sa saCnces I ce 9 9about about your gar ¬
ments
Woraans World
Only On I Woman W man Chauffeur Cl1auff ChauffeurMiss urMls Mlsi
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Photo by American Press Association
MISS NATALIE AraiTJB VnIT PBOFJtSSIONAL pnoF rnorLssIoNAr sIoNL
CHAUFFEUR
Miss Natalie White of f New York
ctv cI yhas has the tb tii distinction dlUI Uonof tion of being the
only i1l professional protessl ofOi n ll l chauffeur In this
country She recently obtained > talned a
license and her I1crnumberls hernumber number is 10000 Miss
White attended the school of automo ¬
bile engineers and successfully passed
the examination before the license was
granted to her
This accomplished driver Is desirous
of finding employment as chauffeur I
for private Individuals but fa tlll1lngin fiiling lling In
that she says site will drive a taxicab
Women are mighty Independent these
days
A Goo d House Plant
One of the nicest little plants pIau ts for
using In a window either In pots set
close together or In a box fitted to the
window Is pcperom ia says Grace
Tabor In the Womans Home Com ¬
panlon Its leaves are fleshy and
shining beautifully marbled and vein ¬
ed with white and half a dozen of
the plants are as stimulating a bit of
vegetation as one can have In the dry
air of the ordinary living room rooin Pep ep
eromla maculosa Is the variety com ¬
monly mOlll sold by dealers Its low and
spreading growth makes It especially
suitable for planting in shallow boxes
or pans
The soil recommended for pepero
tnlas mlaslsIooso Is loose and well drained by mix
lug broken charcoal with it and a
tieptti depth ot of four fourlncbes inches suits them better
than the conventional deeper pot
they do not need as much water as
most house plants
They may be propagated very readi ¬
ly by leaf cuttings cuttlngstbe the same ns OSBorne some
varieties of begonia begonlatbat that is a leaf
may be silt slit through tbrougbby by two cuts cu ts cross ¬
ing each other and laid on moist moIst
warm sand until roots appear below
accompanied by tiny leaves above
The Mo dern Lady Lad Godiva
This is the thecostumo costume in which the
charming young American singer Bes ¬
ale sleAbott Abort will appear when she stars
this fall In a new light grand grnndoper opera
by Pietro Pietro Mnscagnl called Ysobel
This opera Is based on the story storyot of i
Lady Godiva who as every student of
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BESSIE ABOTr ABoT IN STAINED GLASS ATTI ¬
TUDE
English history knows rode through
the town of o t Coventry clad principally
In her hair In costume Miss Abott
bas a stained glass effect that is quite
realistic
A Fashion Tip
Are separate waists wnl ts going out is
a question frequently asked askednnd and Is al ¬
ways reassuringly answered They
are not
Happily for the peace of mind of
all womankind the shirt waist never
has gone out and never will
As long as our skies rain dust and
dirt so long does every woman feel
that after one or two wcarlngs her
shirt waist Is unfit for use and must
go to bo laundered Therefore Ther etoro she
makes her waists detachable and re reo ¬
joices In the U j fresh fres freshcrisp h hcrIsp crisp one that she
dons To be b sure nothing looks cooler
and crisper crisperthan than the fresh strictly
tailored shirt waist but to be strictly
true its Jo looks ks belie It as it is usually
very warm
The hint Is given that wa w waists aIsts ists of con ¬
trusting colors are to be worn Jthls
fall but woe be to the wearer unless
managed man ged with taste and skill They The
I are srohard hard to handle successfully 8ucces tul11

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