. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . ing for underbody. The waist havingU-shaped neck finished with a square collar;closed in front. Applied front and back closedon left shoulder. Long plain one-piece sleeves,and a wide crushed girdle with sash. Attachedtwo-piece gathered skirt, closed at left side 12193—Blue20 cents. or yellow transfer pattern, A Model for Afternoon An attractive way to make up a cotton voileat small expense is to trim it with soutachebraid, as illustrated here. The skirt is gath-ered and has applied plaits tucked under at thelower edge. The draped blouse has a foundneck
. Baltimore and Ohio employees magazine . ing for underbody. The waist havingU-shaped neck finished with a square collar;closed in front. Applied front and back closedon left shoulder. Long plain one-piece sleeves,and a wide crushed girdle with sash. Attachedtwo-piece gathered skirt, closed at left side 12193—Blue20 cents. or yellow transfer pattern, A Model for Afternoon An attractive way to make up a cotton voileat small expense is to trim it with soutachebraid, as illustrated here. The skirt is gath-ered and has applied plaits tucked under at thelower edge. The draped blouse has a foundneck and short sleeves, although provision ismade for full length sleeves. In medium sizethe design calls for 5f yards 36-inch voile and\ bunch braid. Complexion Panacea A medical journal says, **to give the facea good healthy color, buy a box of rougeand a rabbits foot. Bury them both threemiles from where you live: then walk outthere and back once a day to see that theyare still there.—Co-0perator. United States Railroad Administration. Washingtbri rnformation President Confers With Railway Employes On February 13, President Wilson, in a con-ference at the White House with B. M. Jewell,Timothy Shea, and E. J. Manion, made anaddress to these representatives of the railroadorganizations, in which he laid down a course ofaction which he intended to pursue with respectto the demands of the railway employes for ageneral increase in wages. The President, in hiscommunication to these representatives of therailway employes, pointed out that the wagequestion should be disposed of at the earliestpracticable time. He called attention to thefact that any contemplated strike of railwayemployes at this time would not only work ahardship upon themselves but disturb businessconditions generally. The commimication of the President to therepresentatives of the railway employes follows: ^ ^Gentlemen—I address you as the Chief Execu-tives of the largest railroad organizations, whichare among t
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