| tin into tin ash barrel in the street, and, i Week*.'' ar | z—■ ■■■ ■--------—----------——p-40dBIG .FRENCH DRESSMAKERS ARE ALL AT FRONT, SAYS MISS HINCKLEYDiscarded Scissors for Guns at First Call to ArmsT Drriarrs Washing-r,l-tJ ( fo?i GYW, Wftr? Recently Returned From War Zovc—Manyit£st1,djS'Aops Closed, Others Run by Assistants,ft.iadi*r-s:5dSpe-rU! to Ttt* wa*MnsN«i Po*- lt;collect 1 on a ,,f model gowns the firmNew York, Nov. 1 —A ^ ashing ton ] has put out in yearn When he went. ! dispatch to the New York Wen Id Says ' the front hi** wife, fl fascinating!^Any one, who thinks that a man who'pretty woman, who is said to hi* th *goes into the dressmaking business is firm's designer. went immediately i«necessarily effeminate. has another [ Red t’rps*s i.uikRuefls coning—at least flo far as the1 U rumored in Parts now -hm t hig French dressmakers are concerned ! a thing hard tij prove*- That poor M Practically very one of the blg I Wagner has been wounded -French dressmakers went to the: front! „at the flrat call to arms, according to ^President.Mtss Gladys Hinckley, who r*cenrlv f Tiie National Independence Equalreturned from a strenuous summer I?1®11*? to Induce theh , 1 President to say If h« in going to stoi*.a ,,,a ’ what memheri of the league declare To’Soiis^Lefi Drapeaux” is the legend b-e discrimination against colored em -that adorns practically all the amaii ptoyes- of the government departments shops of the Rue de la Pa1.\. in Pan* bj segregating them J£. M Hewlett Borne of them are closed; others, ar^ in M W. Spencer. and Thomas H Wa!k«i the hands of underling# and assistants representing the league, went to the Is told that Wagner, of Drecotlss/’ * White House yesterday, but failed t eaid MSsh HJnckley, ‘'waiting his orders get an audience with the President tr mobolize, worked madly putting ihe1 no appointment with him had bee^finishing toucites on one of the best mad*.