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little short. that being one or our
foolish fancies for Lautumn. short >
enough to show the tight fitting, em-
broidered sleeve oifithe blouse. jl‘o
match the long, sunk sleeves, the
blouse has 51:.th collar, embroi—
dered Iwithfiots and edged with a
band of the 'sitifiabrie, like a line of
fur. The blouse is straight and itiltli-
fitted. endins' in 9 hem of 9
80.292123 that is neither; very long
nor very full is the only conservative
inote in~the suit. The coat being-
double breasted; an entirely new:
thought and falling box, when no.
belted. Beautiful huttons f_ silver
‘ filigree fasten it below the amt line.
while a narrow belt of t cloth may
be omitted or used, as suits your
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delie little hat shown with this suit
in the sketch is an excellent example
of the tall turban. . .
It is of dark velvet, plain and un-
draped, and daringly trimmed with
medallions of filigree silver and
[lame colored beads. A bapd of nar-
row lace is added in lieu of a veil.
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'23. and it will not again fall so early“
“Efflfifi! CALENDAR Ian!“ the x93}. 2285. -
l Of late years the inconvenience of
EEBOME. NOV. I.—~'l‘l1e Vatican has
Mounced that a conference of as—
tronomers
next April
in Home.
reforming the calendar
“The comrrrnfe ”ii of East-’3?-
Sunday on Ma‘rsh _..
cf its Carib-st
we proposal for a rise-:1 Easter. .« 1 o 'r ‘ ouil necessitate l radical 9
he w, . ..v .; .':. -1 - : a... 1'-
:- th‘i“ .M’ Lastels “I“ h.i:.pen .n igor‘mseof the: whole calendar. under
m1) betuevn no“ and the Close of, . »
ms centm‘ym—zin awmg‘p oi one every urine}: tho same weekday should al-
witiiin five days?
revived 3
years—«unless something is done ‘
tw‘prevem the ermtio wandering of; Any such reform will probably have
i‘he festival between
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issepends must orrur on one of
seven days inimediMely nreceding 5:. Julian. kept by those countries which
'Z‘hus. to have Easter Sunday on .its
_carIi-est date. March 22,2 the ecclesias—
tical moon must be full on’March :31,
2 ‘whioh date must also be a Saturday.
flyut so rarely are these conditions sat-
fisfivd in the same year that it _is over
in century since Easter fell on March
fa movable Easter has induced calen—
:dar reformers to propose reforms
gwhicli will either make Easter a fixed
festival or greatly restrict its wander
tings. One suggestion is that Enster
of fPunting.- should be assigned to the third
object Of ‘Sunday after the spring equinox. which
3 T
fimnnnvould give it a range of eight days.
lhetween April 5 and April. 13. accord-
?ing to the date aifll‘w‘my of the week
ion which the Equinox falls. ‘
Other proposals aim at an Easter
No ;absolutely fixed to one date. That. of
Reins {all on the smile date.
antlito he universal throughout Christen-
Ielom. for the moon-controlled Easter
Under thr- existing ecclesiastical rule 1is common to all civilized countries:
Ester Sumhy can't‘all on any of 3:3
ehtes. The presentnule is that Easter
mast be :1 Sunday and that the eccles—
(which is not the Easter days every year, one the Gre-
m‘me as the real moon) upon which It ‘gofian. observed by Roman Catholics
though. owing to the [art that the
Greek church still uses the Julian
Calendar.,there are always nearly two
the and Protestants and the other the
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POPULATION 0F S‘VEDEX.
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STOCKHOLM. N09. 1.———'l‘he popu—
lation of Sweden numbered 5.903.762
persons in January this year, accortb
ing to official figures just now publish-
ed. The increase during 1920was 56,-
725. ' \
This increase is the highest record:
ed in Sweden in the last 100 years,
both absolutely and relatively.
The, mortality was 13.29 per thou-
sand. which is the lowest hitherto rec»-
orrled in Sweden. and Swedish statis-
ticians proudly report this figure as a.
world's record. They affirm that
Sweden is the healthiest place. on
are in communion with the Greek
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BNHADE '“TI'E MEXICO.
MEXI CITY. Nov. lee-The Amer‘
ican Chamber of Commerce here'is
authority for the. statement $11331. the
United States sold to Mexico in the,
past 12 months more by 340.000.000
than the Whole trade otMexlco was
‘just before the revolution.
The upward trondjoif silver has also
had its good éfl‘ect in Mexico and the
transportation problem ,is said to be
gradually growing better. although
there is still room for vast improve-
ment. . ' '
As an indication of the ill-effectsof
poor transportationer the fact that
(limited States lumberqnen last ; year
sold, to “Mexico almost $14.D90.{)09
‘worth of wood precincts, half of
which was nure lumber. despite 'the
presence in the republic of huge tracts
of forests. . . tit?»
LITTLE “THREE“ IN Hogans
DEBT.
MOSCOW’. Oct. 3l.—Publication of
the note to the allied governments
from Foreign Minister Chitcherin."
stating that the Soviet regime would
recognize the debtslto foreign coun~
,tries of the Russian Ini‘perial Govern-
ment up to 1914, has caused little
comment by newpapers here.
tion.’
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fortune. I suppose she is happy."
“i'o: sire says sheafeels all dressed
up and no place to leave."‘—Boston
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