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ke to think that ebody who repre elt roughly saturated and you can't go e ea The girl e y one t g and a rrymaking. The 4 . e e - ek e new woman. wears .a ume that The Oldest Sl re gene a worthy i0d -6f 1ocomo- onening of the taliway in 1825, > moti AN VIJ-)_,UE/M VauHmn Ykeir PHoTe &spends upon the severity of the hair dressing and the rigidity and sternness of carriage and manner. Of course, this s e fu not a p part; but the charact oS USU; give you more opportuni ow_your cleverness as en actress. way, while I think of 1t, let me tell you something that profes- p'e know; n ing 1s as @ makeup as the style of for great y arms-and picture. t with a ankle length Meredith. fly. upon the anything - that Junice s6 quickly as the ) your - pretty courtesies nd remémber that her ways and demure. A'S O is. the same. simple af- It ‘may be-all in one e with a long skirt and round veless blouse.. The upper part of the shiows very little under. the large aped over head and shoul- o the floor.: Let this be Tangle flowers ywing “hair. ‘Make f them if you. like s of them. It Is a.pret- sad role and perhaps it clashing a bit with the of: the ballroom. nds for her realism n_her jersey. Perhaps ‘it a ke stage tradition calls for - every tiine a tough girl 1s men- t i omet} s wished that a Nitior = would k -away from and try 4 new makeup, but ¥y is the sccépted badge of the ns destined to remaln kind that you and Newest ; the first -public it passed Into and Partners, lliery purposes t wds placed on «f Darlington station.. wherg seeri to-da Central Con Schenectady Locomotive. Works. - A few ago’ it ook a train of 108 loaded: cars Le Witf_to Albany in eleven -hours cars were | This is the by a single aded with 4500 tons of eatest tonnage ever ocomotive -on any ta d in the world. Some idea of the size of the load can be.gathered when it is realized that 9,000,000 pounds of Trelght were moved. - The engine wae In charge of Philip Eberbardt of Albany. Later the locomotive drew 100 cars over the division. in the 100 cars were-4200' tons. auting. capacity -of the locomotive 16, It drew fifty loaded cars up hnectady- hill without assistance, rd of feat among Central engine- The increased power of the monster d by the ise of. steam four times, one con outid cylinder pliced nce its name, “tan- Eame tr 1 ahead of the other, dem compound.” TH B SUNDAY CALL. 11 can get—the home knitted sweater, the striped .factory made one, the one. that your brother used to wear when he was small. Wear it slopplly, wear everything else the same way. Have your skirt ragged, pin it up to make It hang uneven- ly. Let your shoe laces dangle. -Per- haps ihis is too realistic to be feasible when it _comes to the point -of dancing, but ‘you must decide this for yourself. Straggling locks of hair must dan- gle about ‘your face and the knot In the back must be upon the verge, of tum- bling. Surmount this coiffure by a rakish hat cocked over one eye. Let It - be weather beaten and adorned with a pa- thetic attempt at ornament in.the shape of a ribbon or feather. ‘Learn to slouch and swagger. Adopt the knowing wink. Acquire a vocabulary of slang—the more the better. If you can sacrifice your loveliness far enough to smut your face (HEEfECLOTH PHaEf OHELIA] Cof TumE J77) -7 e & little you will. have ‘added the finishing gouch. S The court lady -costume is one which eannot be got up without some outlay of expense unless you happen to havs faded finery that can be made over. Any long, sweeping skirt of silk or satin will serve. The pattern of the bodice may be copled from the picture. Old ball gowns can be hewed and remodeled for the pur- pose, or cheap satin can be bought. Much depends upon the sMowy trimming. The gown ‘should be elaborately spangled. If you have handsome passementerie you might use it and no harm done. It could easlly be restored to any gown upon which — ITALIAN (IRL OVIHNELL. PHTo P 4 /m/fmff 70 \z2 TViD. you are now using it. Add to this all the jewels that you can beg, borrow or steal, whether -they be paste or real. The purpose of magnifi- cence is equally well served. Dress the hair elaborately. The court lady repre- sented does not date back to the period of azy VAL Kan,, ke PHeTe — powdered hatr. If you wansi to try that effect, my advice is to rent & wig If pos- sible, for if you have never powdered your hair you don’t realise the arduocus task of brushing the powder out next day The Italian girl should be chosen by the black-haired-and-eyed girl who can look the part. Wear & short, gayly. striped skirt—perhaps you have an old Roman blanket that you are willing to cut up for the purpose. Any thin blouse ‘with a low round throat will do. Over this put a spangled velvet bolero, a red one if possible. You can buy sequins for the purpose and sew them on yourself. Leave your hair loose and throw.a scarf over It The same skirt and bedice ‘might be used for the Sp! although b: rights the skirts ed or yeilow. It you. can pick up.a photograph of some actress who has played Carmen you can get 'a_good Spanish' design. The mantilla is a thing that cannot be bought for a small sum, but. If you happen .to have either a black or white lace shawl you are well equipped for the part. Dress the hair bigh with a large comh and a red rose for ornaments.. There.is a’devil in the eyes of these southern girls, remember You can’t get into the spirit of the p: better- t recalling: some Carmen that you have en. Miss Prim's gown an may-be dny gray, brown or black one, so 8. as it Is abso- lutely plain. Pear] gray fs the daintiest for evening wear. A stmp et faced with shirred wh demure and fet with bonnet str chin. - An olé fnto the req picture ha a broad white kerchief aro ders and cross it in front. - Keep the hea bent modestly and the eyes cast down. ( course you carn't keep ' them.so all t evening—but far be it from me to tell yo girls what to- do-with your eyes. ¥ know already. WHERE ANIMALS ARE BLESSED. NE of the most curious sights in the world is the bless anfmals every year, on Aug in the City of Mex beforehand ome hears of 1t among the oldest, oddest and” most cu ous spectacles of that land.of slestas and quaint customs, and as the proaches, the entire neighborhood the -anclent church, where the cerer takes place, assumes a festal air strings of many. colored tissue paper in shapes, stretched acrpss the streets, and stalks of carrizo—the Mex- ican bamboo—outlining the doors and low roofs of the houses. The beasts, of course, do not enter the sacred place; they assemble outside in flocks and herds, & motley collection, an unequaled menagerfe: They begin their jeurney’ early ih the day, choking the streets and rogds—horses, big and little paper sashes about their bod their talls braided with ribbons and manes tertwined with flaming paper rose Then ther: s dolly dresses ar trilly caps t der -their reluctant chins. their s round eyes staring unblink eut under the frills, and birds galore---lo birds, macking birds: canaries, al cages beribboned and beflowered: But- funniest of all are the chicke pecked caps of - paper, tled also their feathery chins—their sharp beady eyes Inside the paper ruffie a very ludicrous sight. They are fu dressed In paper cloaks of varied hue and pink and green paper garters are tied about thelr wretched drumsticks in large bows. Presently appears a white-robed priest inside. He spreads his hands in blessing for a moment, while an attendant halds aloft a silver crucifix: 2 burst of musie frum- the state band stationed rear—a pause, while the priest looks down sot- emnly on the multit ‘Twep. taking a large brus fills 1t full of holy water and sprinkles it far and wide, while the anxious owners below push, pull. hold up and thump their charges so that each may catch but a crop of the precio A few mur- mured words of bl t stretched and the ceremony Is over, only to be repeated after the lapse of a few mcments over an even larger, pushing, forcing mass of heads and people, while those who have had their turn melt away on their homeward trip. €EEORGTALAGND For weeks co. as lay ap about th cut narrow in-