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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1910-01-18

Hitchcock przedlozyl liste tych
urzednikow departamentu, kto-
rzy mogliby ma odpowiednie "a
pytania dac wyczerpujace obja-
snienia sprawek Ballingera.
Dzieki gospodarce Ballingera,
zarzuca dalej Hitchcock = panuje
W departamencie system, protek-
cyjny, objawiajacy sic ogromne-
mi placami, natomiast praca W
departamencie jest wykonywana
ponizej krytyki. Azeby wprowa-
die porzadek W biurach potrze-
baby byio obecnie 100 urzedni-
kow, podczas gdy przy nalezy-
TEN urzedowaniu moznaby te
prace wykonac przez Is.
Washington, D. c., 1S stycz-
MIA. - Sekretarz Ballinger wygo'
towai pismo, w ktorem w sposob
stanowczy odpiera zarzuty Hitch
cocka nazywa je nieuzasadnio-
nemi.
Washington, D. c., 1s stycz-
MIA. = Prezydent otworzyl wczo-
raj przem6wieniem trzydniowa
konferencye National Civic Fe-
deration". Prezydent wyrazil W
movie swoje zadowolenie ~
czenia powodu dotychczasowej
dziaialnosci, a nadto poruszyl
kilka spraw narodowego znacze-
MIA, pray ktorych zalatwianiu mo-
globy towarzystwo liczyc ma po-
parcie rzadu.
w obradacll uczestniczylo VIE
lu gubernatorow ktorzy TIL zje-
chali sic wielu Stanow ma kon-
ferencye swoja,- rozpoczynajaca
sic dzisiaj. Nadto W obradach
National Civic Federation" braio
udziai wielu representative roz-
maitvch interesow tax robotni-
czych, jak i socyalnych w ogol-
mem tego siowa znaczeniu.
Pc prezydencie przemawiai Sc
dzia Alton B. Parker byiy prey
dent American Bair Association"
i gubernator Wilson z Kentucky,
przewodniczacy komitetu urza-
dzajacego konferencye guberna-
torow.
Miedzy innemi sprawami poru-
szyl prezydent Taft W SVEN
przemowieniu sprawe ujednostaj'
nienia przepis6w dla piracy die
ci przyczem powolai sic ma wy
woody gubernatora Massachus-
sets, ktory projektowa} wydanie
w tym wzgledzie ustawy zwiaz-
kowej.
Mowiac O naturalnych zrod}ach
dochodu panstwowego nadmienn
prezydent re W sprawie nalezy1
tel, racyonalnej ME ekspansywnej
gospodarce lasowej ME moze de-
cydowac Rad zwiazkowy, tylko
rzady poszczegolnych Stanow.
Przewodniczacemu obrad Seth
Low dano prawo kooptacyi 10
czionkow do komitetu, zastana-
wiajacego sic mad sprawami po-
ruszonemi ma konferencyi.
Kansas City, 1S stycznia. = w
sprawie otrucia milionera : IL
lantropa K. T. H. Swope, oraz je-
go bratanka Chrisman'a Swope,
w koficu usilowanego otrucia
siedmiu innych spadkobiercow
spodziewa sic policya W przecia-
gu 4S godzin wykryt sprawce !
przyaresztowac 60.
Gi6wni dziaiacze w sledztwie
mad wykryciem mordrecy adwo-
kat zmarlego John H. Atwood !
James G. Paxton wykonawca te-
starnentu wyjechali do Chicago,
CO wywoialo W blisko sprawy
stojacych kolach zainteresowa-
ME.
Philadelphia, Pa, 1s stycznia.
= Pozar jaki wybuchi u Hollings
wortha przy ulicy Walnut W "a
chodniei Filadelfii spowodowal
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in lact-and in after life. whenever there
is opportunity she should seek 10 give a
second trial whenever that chance is hers
to give Failure. in other words. will
teach sympathy where success will not.
But Of all lessons TO be learned through
this falling short of the highest aim. that
of generosity to the victor is most i'm
porrant No girl ever yet lost friend
through not having won cut in any con,
test, but abe who is small in defeat is sure
10 b. dislikcd. 1t takes considerable effort
To bc glad of the winners honors aud to
hear her praised on all sides when that
praise was so nearly ones own, but a
graceful loser gains even keener udmira-
tion from the few who understand than
does the victor from the crowds for her
special achievement.
II is, Of course, easier for the girl TO
lose who knows that she has not really
tried hard than for her who has bent every
energy for weeks upon winning first place
but a girl who takes her tasks easily must
not so belituc herself rs TO make Gsbt ofI
the efforts Of the WORKERS A heing who
does not give admiration whore admira,ion
is due is contemplate indeed, and down il,
her bearl oil hearts the aippant girl knows
ne well as my other what is really worth
whilO and. unacknowledged TO herself
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FOR

would follow in the footsteps of the work
ers" could she ever make the effort and
have the courage to once begin.
There are other things. however, than
schoolroom honors 10 strive for. and sue
cess does not mean only gold medals and
high marks OF all definitions of success,
the words which Mrs. Stanley wrote III the
memoirs oil her world honorcd husband.
Henry NJ Stanley, who did so much TO
bring the light of civilization into thc dark
est parts OF Africa. sum il up the best -
'Ilc has achieved success who has lived
well, laughed often and loved much who
has gained the respect of intelligent men
and the love of little children; who has
flied his niche and accomplished his TASK :;
who haS left The world better than he
found IL, whether by an improved poppy
perfect poem OF rescued soul: who
has never lacked appreciation Of cnrth's
beauty or failed 10 express IL; who has
always looked for the best in others and
given the best be bad whose life was an
inspiration, whose memory 4 beuediction.'
As a bit OF class day work these words
might well be committed Ia memory ns q
life motto for each girl graduate 10 carry
with her from the schoolroom. Once mem
orlzcd they win prove an ever recurring
reminder of how easy Of 0cccSs to all, even
the least brilliant and most h0mpered, fsl
the path TO success.
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) SOCIAL AMENITIES FOR
: THE SCHOOL GIRL

COMMENCEMENT time With It's nu.
\ merous class festiyitics. its winding
up exercises and all the accompanying
excitement, is by no mems unalIoyed fun,
save for small number out OF the entire
school body.
First bOnors can only come TO a few.
and the dissppoiutments at failure are
bound to be felt most deeply by those who
have worked hardest and, in just falling
short OF the desired goal, really deserve
both credit and hopors To take defeat
gracefully when one IS both mentally and
physically tired after weeks OF conscicu-
tious study is not easy Perhaps nothing
in life calls for greater exercise of self
mastery than schoolroom failures. for il
does necessarily mean great deal To n
girl to be able to leave school or college
and start ter life in the outside world with
a fine reconl.
Yet the girl who has not won can in tho
end often learn 10 bo thankful for this
hrst failure. 1t may teach her 10 hn moro
tolerant Of the shortcomings of Others and
chow her 10 look beyond an apparcni
failure for the effort and ambition which
originally prompted. 1T should tesob a
girl through ber own experience that be.
ing beaten once does not necessarily mean
tailuro second ume quito the reyene
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A Handy Nail Polisher.

" VERY solt, compact aud useful nail
~ polisher IS made IN ibis way -roke
piece of sheet cotton-the Sind used
for s,cbcts-cut it into strips about liyc
inches wide, sprinkle on them little
violet powder. thcn roll them up tightly
until you have firm little roll nhout six
and a half inches in circumference.
Catch it together with long stitches To
prevent its getting loose; then cut piece
OF kid six inches wide and just long enough
Ia meet around the roll, Draw the edges
together with a buttonhole stitch, then
gather M each cud. sew them FIRMLY and
iusnn on them tWo Hide roscltcs made of
baby ribbon
The top of-p long evening glove Of nm
dressed kid lis often in very good condition
mud scrvNJ as wolf for a covering MS any
thing ihat could bc bought
These pollshorS are more piable and
more eNsily packed than those With metal
or ivory bncks. {
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Designs for Hair Ornaments.

T HE large shell hair pins 30 much
used 10 hold in place the popular
braid or roll can be nude pHrticu-
larry fetching by an inlay or ogerluy Of
gold or silver, which some of our artistic
metal workers know so wel how to de-
sign and execute.
y very pretty pair bad conventional
lied seaweed design worked over the
shell, and were connected by a very
slender silver chain tbat bnd small
mooustonc set in the middle This gave
distinctly Oriental effect To the coiGfurc
AZ the bAck was barette in the same
style and design,
For Il girl who has a funcy for such
work a few lessons in the management
of merals would make il possible TO oc-
quirc facility in producing charming or
naments for herself and gifts for her
friends. One young woman made a most
artistic buckle OF gold and silver welded
together and shading each into the othor.
set with Mexican opals. This she gave
ms Il wedding present 10 one Of her best
friends and there were few among the
muny gifts displayed that excited as
much enthusiasm.
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is to be covered In an allotted time. Then
the sport gives an added pleasure. Mr..
Morris Il. Howleti, who has always been
instructor for the driving clubs of this
kind, provides new interest each season
while the club decides upon untried
routes, For town coaching these drives
give the greatest pleasure. while for coun-
try coaching there are other arrangements
whereby the sport can he made entertain
Ing for all 10 q different way. l; is quite
IA tad during the summer months TO hold
coaching picnics- when the coach is driven
from. one country home TO another in
order 10 gather mp The party. Then when
all are In their seats the leaders are
headed for picnic spot. place for
enough distant 10 bring the party there
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A Charming Card Table Luxury

N VERY charming novelty for girls
~ Who Ike 10 make pretty things IS
Ilttlc glnss stand TO hold cup and
sIuccr or glass on a cnrd Tablc. IT
Il girl has been making a visit and would
Ike TO do something to show her apprc-
clation of her hostess kindness, she will
iud that sue can give great deal Of
pleasure by making set of these little
stands, especially il hcr hostess is a
bridge player.
Every hoJsekceper probably has had
the experience Of having table top badly
narkc1 by some cIrd players setting
dowo q glass lbut was wet on the bottom
or cup Of afternoon tea Anything
that viii prevent such an accident md
be- attractive ~ we'll will tc boon 10
the owner of good card table
TO make the set OF glass holders ono
must hrSt have focr pieces of glass cut
To order in octagon shape, with diane
ter of four and half inches. The kind
Of glass that is used in framing pictures
is what is wanted. aud it can be bought
II a shop where that work is done or
At ghzier's. Then 4 piece of card-
board Is cut for each piece Of glass. ex-
lclly the same size and shape.
On o1c side of the cardboard is glued
piece OF silk OF brocadc, aud another
piece OF silk Is cut the same shape but
,alf an inch larscr all around This "a
for toe back but before putting ii on
somc very small playing cards must bo
glued ON the centre oil the front
Buy . pack OF the tinicst cards 10 be
fonnd md arrange one OF each suit. as
a hand Of cards il held. for each piece OF
cardboard When these cards arc fast
cncd ou lay the piece OF elnsS over them
aud the piece Of silk for tho back under
the cardboard. Then fold tho edges OF the
six over the glass and glue tbcm down,
\ holding the whole thing together.
IL Is finished around the edge with
9sold or bronze esloon. which is also glued
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reinS for guiding the leaders and mnkng
them respond TO her Will II yon lnyc
ever attempted To handle long coaching
the awkwarducSs it seems To bring out
in ones movements, There nrc girls who
learn TO handle the rcins much more
quickly than they do the whip, and in
order TO keep the progress of tho lessons
even IL Is mn excellent idea 10 follow The
example Of the woman who practscd ON
horselcss coach body.
New York city boasts splendid coach
ing club made up Of young women who
have refused to desert the sport in spite
OF The increasing popularity of nutomo-
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do mono Of tho driving The girl who
holds the rcinS however realizes that 1t
! Is an the exercise she wants for a fcw
consecutive honrs. especially where there
are luicE changes of horses and no time
can be lost.
THE girl with less money. but nm equal
love OF outdoor exercise, such "a driv-
ing provides may content herself
with single horse or tandem and feel
Tint she is g least making progress tow
nrd the four-in-hand goal \ tandem
!out6t is not costly to maintain as a
coach and four. it can lee managed with
i the assistance of only one man. aud the
driving can lac made interesting ~ well
ins exciting. Ever so many young girls
! begin with tandem driving after they hnye
progressed from the single class The
tandem cart IS smart looking trap. II is
ono Oh which a Young girl looks partcu-
ilarly well and il really is moro satsfoc-
/ tory To some Of them than tho heavier
coach driving Of course. tandem driving
lia nervous work, because the driver has
less control over the leader Than when
handling Il coach yet any one who does
no, come TO grief with tandem team
need have no fear when mounted behind
four
/ Cine feature of coaching and driving
(which invariably mn5cs swoue appeal
Ito fashionable Young girls is the oppoS
iruniU The sport offers for wearing ir,m
and smart costumes. \ girl who does
much coaching alw1yS has on hand q
Sujnblc number of tailor suits and coats
for the ynrious changes OF the weather
and if she be fastidious she never ap-
pears in anything that does not right
fully belong on a we'll appointed coach
For hard work very simple costumes,
somewhat mannish. because friIlS are
only in the way. are best liked. The
young women who merely ornament the
top Of the conch and do not share in the
real sport usually present n pleasing
picture 10 the spectators. who instipc-
lively stop to watch a well driven couch
dash by.
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nbout The time appehtes require attention.
Hampers can he slowed inside thc
coach or tucked wherever there is space.
and if n man or two can bc brought along
10 look after them and 10 arrange the
luncheon when thc halt is madc the girls
will have more time 10 rest and give
their attention to other phases of the en-
tertainment. The conchins club this
season drives 10 a rural restaurant, where
all the party lunches
Even the girls who do not drive, bur
ride on top because they enjoy being in
the open country where there are fresh
air and sunshine, find The sport pleas
ant one. although they could not reason
ably depend on it for exercise when they
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Patchouli Moth Balls

y EW know that patchoull, now so pop-
ular rs n perfume, GrSt came into use
As a safeguard against moths. La
hashmir. where the wonderful cashmere
shswls were mode, the natives used the
herb to protect the fabrics from deyas-
mting insects. and all over Europe their
Sbawls could bc told from those that were
not genuine BY the scent Europeans
however, liked the odor 80 much that lhov
found ont the secret of making il and
ssdopted II as one OF their cdoiccat per
fumes
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size although they may answer well
enough for lesson work. Appearance
counts for great many points when the
coach is on show, but for practice work
ono can put mp with great deal less
form. 1T is nm evidence of genuine IN
tercst and enthusiasm, however. when a
girl will drive n makcshift four-iu-hand
because she is eager TO learn TO handle
them and her reward ought to he a smart
co1ch aud four.
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Hints for the Girl Who Sens.

TT one Of the latest ideas for girls this
IN spring is to have II touch Of the color
of ones suit iu the belt and stock or
tic worn with white shirt waist (cither
a linen or Il silk one). the girl who is
clever with her fingers can make some
very charming effects for herself
The first thing she wants to get is half
dozen hnndkcrchiefs with some of the
color Of the suit in their borders. The bor-
dcrs may be either OF colorcd embroidery
OF printed. Two of these handkcrchiefs
should be used to make stock with n
pleatcd Jabot and the rest kept 10 use as
IIbandkerchicfs with tho suit.
1t would be even better 70 buy more Of
the handkerchicfS and have two OF three
stocks SO there would always he one
ready; and they need frequent washing.
There are several ways of making these
stocks. SO the style can be varied while
keeping TO the same color scheme, Some
of the simplest can be made OF olic hand
kerchicf, but most OF them take at least
part of Il second. especially if the handker-
chiefs are small The stock is made by
laying pleats around tho neck. with a
turnover of the border at the top.
This turnover may be either straight
edge or it is very pretty made with
the corners cut dingonally and just lap
ping over each other ut the sides,
The Jahot at the from is sometimes
plated straight across piece of the
handkerchief or it may have two plated
pieces. ono shorter than the other. sun
another way is to nuke the ploits bins.
so that two corners form points 1t
may be made more elaborate by having
4 little tab OF Irish lace hang over the
phits.
To 90 with these stocks and complete |!
The color effects the girl must make !
belt of white moire betting or white kid
md srcncil on it a design in the s,me
'olor- There arc plenty OF pretty stem
i'll patterns to be bought and the work
S quite eUsy. lf, however, she cannot
my satisfactory stencil, she can make
ne for herself by drawing ou heavy il
PAPER the design that is used on tho
took aud cutting ii out The paper
hould then he vnruishcd aud the stem
III is ready for use. The painting is
lone with oil paint. thinucd With gas
lcne-
. iris who do embroidery skHfulIy o
lmay this season find use for their
handiwork not only 10 the decoration ,
4 collars aud IN hotp hut oico IN ,,nk-o.1 =
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MOT many young girls own their own
IN coach A few do, but here in New
York city fashionable coOching is
done for the most part with hired traps.
This Includes the coach. four horses, hnr-
ness and men. If lesson is ia be taken
or the conch is 10 be used for n certain
length Of time. On the whole such an
arrangement is simpler and less eNpen
sive. and the young driver is snved all
the trouble of looking after her own
coach appointments or finding some one
who will do il for her in the proper way.
In the city the greatest amount of care
IL taken 10 Keep the coach aud all it's ap-
poinlmcuts in perfect condition, but when
practising IN the country Young girls often
make use OF u break or buck board aud
horses that arc not matched in color and
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on, each corner being mtred Muc,lage
will not do for this work il must be done
with thick, strong glue
When the game of cards is over aud
these little stands come into play they
give most dainty effect to the ia bic as
well as being uncommonly nscful
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biles. Each year they begin making trips
10 the upper part of the city from the Col
ony Club and now and then they takc
longer runs. where several changes of
horses are required One year they drove
on IN all dny trip. another year they made
occasional excursions 20 the country home
OF one of their members This gear they
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n Nc woman who hos driven for ecv.
I eral years used to sit on the box Of
n coach from which the horses were
detached and practice all day long touch
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can you nave any idea Di The
tremendous satisfaction thut lies In the
consciousness Of being Il good whip There
is something about cayly painted coach
body, clittcring harness and a spanking
fourm hand which gets into the blood and
makes coaching seem the greatest joy in
the way Of outdoor sport that a girl cnn
try
Real coaching is limited TO II compaCn-
lively small clnss of young women be-
cause it Is an expensive pastimc. and not
all of the wealthy and fashionable set
care TO give the time 1T takes to make
good driver ont of novice Although
you can learn 10 hold the rcins md drive
n coach under ordinary conditions in
few lessons. weeks and months are
needed Ia create the expert And some
girls never get beyond the early stages
of driving, where they can handle n four
on straight road under the guidance "f
mn instructor. although IT must he nd
mittcd that such pupils soon weary Of tho
sport and give il up for ono more to their
taste. But the girl who has il in her so
make n good whip never rests until she
has mustered tho science Of driving four
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ing nail in a post with the lash OF her
whip. This only shows what indcfati
gable work good driving means and some
thing of the patience required TO make
one an accomplished driver y good driv
er uses the whip almost as much as the
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r being extremely smart FOR girls 10
wear boys shirts ihis summer. the
proper touch 10 give them 10y way of
is the biz monogram of
the wearer. This should be pvl on the
upper part of The left sleeve aud worked
In color which harlncNil,S with the
fabric
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have inaugurated woekly trip to one
Of the parks. where they stop long enough
for luncheon and a rest. then mount and
drive back ut good. steady gait
| y coachins there is more interest
when the drive has some definite end
in view aud when certain distance
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~ interested In the elaborate embroid-
cred panel recently completed by
Lady Cory. of England, who Is ono of the
most famous embroiderers among ENG
lish amateurs.
The panel is O copy OF Alber6nenis
picture The Salutation," which hangs in
the Uttizi Galleries at Florence. The panel
Is eight feet high aud FIVE wide aud rep
reScnts the Virgin and st Elisabeth
claspine hands. They are arranged
against coopuade background through
whose columns the sky appears. and under
their fecC spring lovely flowers.
Previous TO undertaking this work Lady
Cory had copied large numbcE of Burnc-
Jones pictures.
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cring frillS and bands which are TO Trim
lawn aud linen gowns.
Some Of the newest of the tubablo
frocks are made Of lawn, batiste, linen
and dimity in white and colored designs
trimmed with bands or frills of plain
white material delicately hand embroid-
cred
a striped batistc frock trimmed in this
fashion had Il band of the plain white
embroidered linen around the skirt and
frillS of the same down the front of
the bodice and at the neck and sleeves
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or until you have tried the cS-
hilaratinc sport Of swinging a
four horse team around .hc
curves Of Il country road or over
the smooth drives of the pmrk
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GIRLS who do embroidery skifully
I lmay this season find use for their
handiwork not only 10 the decoration
of collars and jabotS but also in clnbroid-