Show I Till EMANCIPATED WOMAN Till new woman seems to have evo luteil to the point where It Is a matter of doubt as to which is now really the weaker sex At least there are some woman who evidently consider themselves physically superior to those who were once regarded as lords of creation In all times of danger the safety of women and children has been snpposecd to be the first consideration consid-eration It Is different now at least In sonic quarters Save the men first was the cry of Mine Gnat owner own-er and skipper of the motor boat Camille Ca-mille when the rescuers from French warship got on board her poor little craft to snatch her and the rest of tho crew from the violence of the sea Save the men first It sums up Inn in-n sentence the attitude of emancipated women Indianapolis News WOMEN AS STATION AGENTS I I I A Western railway Ismaking some radical changes in the personnel of its I employes and It Is now predicted that nil thq smaller stations on Its line eventually will be In charge of women for It Is the Introduction of women station agents which constitutes the novelty The Innovation was first introduced in-troduced a year ago tho experiment starting with one woman who turned I out a most valuable assistant Not only were her monthly accounts models of neatness and accuracy but she had been In the office but a short time before be-fore she began to offer valuable suggestions sug-gestions as to how to make the road popular with the people along the Hue The full measure of her capability wns not discovered however until the officials of-ficials made a tour of Inspection when the womans station was found to be the best kept one on the road Inquiry revealed that since she had taken the station it had ceased to be a lounging place there was no rowdyism anti the floors and benches were now clean This exceptionally good record encouraged encour-aged the road to experiment further and It Is Interesting that the other women appointed have also given a good account of themselves The woman station agent Is found to display dis-play more tact In handling people than men agents and there have been fewer complaints In consequence Vogue FELTS HATS BIG The sniall hat has lord Its day With the autumn big picturesque styles resume re-sume their Interrupted dominion It is not often that n winter fashion can bo foretold with certainty so early In the season In the sweltering days ol July when cloak models stagger under furs and wholesale buyers perspire ns they finger velvets and heavy cloths there is always n gamblers risk abort investments Invest-ments 1 To buy the thing capricious woman will not like when she gets back to town means ruinous advertising advertis-ing to convince her of her mistake with inevitable loss at the far end of the I liThe I I I li-The small lint has been a blunder A wave of laughter has swept over the country nt sight of gentle dignified women transformed by polo turbans Into the likeness of impertinent minxes Not In ten years has thorp obtained a fashion so generally unbecoming Given n good hairdresser to adjust tho coiffure to the lint a 1 certain saucy smartness has been attainable Without With-out the hairdressers aid the average woman would not have looked worse unless Fortunately the flat bread and butter but-ter pinto that Frenchwomen have slapped perpendicular against their foreheads and have rolled hats have not prevailed so largely in New York City as have the polo turbans Wherever Wher-ever they have been seen they have taken first prize for follshuess SHADES FOR PARLOR LAMPS When refurnishing the house one cannot have too many dainty foldc robs about As the lamp Is such nn Important factor in the pretty homo time girl who has nothing in particu lar to do is making shades for them and they arc exceedingly attractive and well worth the trouble and time mile takes for making them The heavy silk and glass covered shades are carefully stored away and in their places wo so the delicate tlmimmg of light silk or paper Whleh looks as If woven by spiders or those covered with cretonne Cretonne stands practically unrivaled i this year for the dress of country cot I tage and city home Ono shade made or this material Is 1 cupola shape and has the ribs outlined by narrow don blo folds of sill gathered through the centre and twlsied around the Ilth crlll K strimic SI o that It has n whirling npptaran1hmk silk Is gathered in the form of a erown at the top leav lug n wide stiff heading which Is gath red so filII lit its hast VMtRlW that It stands up straight of itself limn Clown Is protected fron the heat of tho lamp by IIn tuner cirele of i1BlasM 1n effect lye fr nge to liming from time lower rim Is made f101ll1l of 1111hll fold or Clltolllll four IIIlhI8 with cut to within II I quarter of ant IIlIh of thin two edges Illto atriums Hot time IllIst hit over II Ilghth of mum Illch willI Shades less elaborate shapes have their SCt 1I0llR Illlcil with holtlllg cloth decor atlll III Ilnlllt3 Mnrl Antoinete SCIIIeS A I bends 1I111he frlllI these of tlllr 1111111 011ll118CCllt I shades painted and Into chelllllo I oUlllllfV ribs and rIm the A pretty now light shield tnched to gas Jets to t or r glo crystal nblg butterfly of nn Io decorated with bind 11011 proof l Mod with gold Whltl hllttrrfilu and markings of American h i Newark Advertiser amity r THE NEW SCAUPS The flat scarfs often 81llle totes of one color and for I are to be In any of the seasons colorings abou scarfs of similar size and are also offered In many colorings s these mire little cravats slmlla shape to those nnulo in fur lasts naaa 1 but fashioned now of ostrich mss chiffon tulle or lace These cravats meant to cncln throats and cross in front or oa shoulder mire made In ar varying u ns were the fur rrnvnts but or the most nttrnctlve models Is COlD lively short One rounded Is ca up across the other with ft little tel of artificial flowers matchlt color the lint or frock with whle era vat is warn Made of closely set Utile frij tulle chiffon or Vnlencicnnes lace modcMs n charming nccoiiipanlnfi the light frock mind will often M ment the transparent collar and c Isette or gulmpe very accept There arc too similar scarfs of lace laid over sheer sill with a lug of chiffon and bordered by a l row line of ostrich or marabou < n niching of little frills of lace oil Long straight scarfs are made the little cravats of little overlaj frills of sheer stuff or lace and beautiful imported scarf of this t had triple frills of chiffon for awhile bo a-while the centre of the scarf was ered throughout its length by white silk and velvet poppies fn touches of yellow and Teen at hearts The poppIes were i tj 1 flatly to n chiffon and silk found nil their great loose crinkled outer petals overlapped each otlf Newark Advertiser t AMERICAN WOMEN IN PA The women folk from across m Straits or across the wide Atlantif Instantly to be detected from Gallic sisters Take the line Pnlx it is the stalking grornal atj minute of every lady traveler I I town It presents not only a am i nations but a study III female worship Say ma do you self sweet bats across the road lutes a feminine voice that use plcion belongs to Chicago 91 lovely tulle ruff says another brnclng the shop front In the ff of her enthusiasm 0 I I have discovered an American r of long residence in Paris and k versed in the art of dress To l h I i I put n delicate question which h im never dare to resolve on my Oil w count Which arc the better dn when they come to Paris EngIN Pa Americans I asked Like a u the answer came The Anterior rt II requested an explanation Ii the answer Is she said taut En countrywomen adaptable are moro I yours They are quick and rage tsl new Ideas I have only noticed Ill adaptability in ono class In Ecsi Br the aristocracy The smiirt rotes Ie London Is very Rmall Bat r It would you term your upper n PI ihissos the daughtersi of HnkKi It > professional men even of inenite fa Parliament the less well turned th than ours I think the elmiet Sill the desire of the EIIllshwowa dress picturesquely The resultu she often attains an effect whir > minds us of liberty jirt curtains pretty but not suitable for clottt I think the j Again IE bats cans have It They way speak rlor English but they wear L ttetl than the average KnglsIiwofflM of baste Thpre was no shadow in tho decision Will the veriK unanimously recelvcdrails UU j Pall Mall Gazette |