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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-09
eLMRs. douw O. ScHEwk 70

Ilewa podobna do trrwania chmur,
podczas gdy wicher dq4 szyb-
koSciq a mil ma godzme. Grzmo-
ty i blySkawice trwa}y niemal
przez godzine. Mn6stwoS4 drew
zostaio poobalanych, take
Ewielc szk5d ieSs 4 4dzo1lych ma
sE,rpach telegraficznych i telefo-
nicznych.
Syn nastepca. q
Charleston, w. Va, 8 stycz-
mia. = Gubernator GlaSScock or
najmi}, ze nastepca zmariego Sc
natora zwiazkowego Elkinsa "a
lnianuje jego syna, Davisa Elkin-
sa. Dlugo jednakowoz mlody El-
kins tego urzedu Piastowac ME
bedzie, gdyz "a pare dni rozpocz-
ME sic seSya legislatury, kt6ra
we wiekszoSci demokratyczna, O.
bierze demokrate senatorem zwla
zkowym.
Peary pred konitetem izby.
Washington, 9 stycznia. -
Zap. Robert E. Peary stawa} W
sobote pred komitetem izby, "a
zeby z}ozyc dowody swego do
tarcia do bieguna poinocnego W
dniu 6 kwietnia 1909. Ziozyi on
swe oryginalne zapiski i odpo-
wiadal ma liczne zapytania. Krzy-
zowe zapytania posla Macona z
Arkansas musiano odlozyc po-
wodu, re zbyt wiele czasu zajelo
odczytywanie zapiskow; dalsze
przes}uchanie ,odbedzie sic we
wtorek. Ma zadanie pos1a Maco-
ma Peary odczytai szczego}owo
swe zapiski swych 80 godzin,
kt6re spedzil ma samym biegunie;
okazuje sic, re podczas tych 80
godzin spal tylko 4 godziny. W
ciqgu przesIuchania Peary ,przy-
znai, re wIaSciwie ME ma prawa
do tytutu komandora, jaki mu
daja zazwyczaj; jest tylko kapi-
tanem korpusu konstrukcyjnego.
Prezes komitetu Butler zapyta}
sic Peary ego, czy absolutnie ko-
nieczna jest rzeczq, ably bye ma
samym biegunie, by MONA zro-
bic takie zapiski, jake on poczy-
nil: ma to Peary odpowiedzia1 dy-
plomatycznie, re zdania pod tym
wzgledem So podzielone. Zupei-
ME taxa sama da} odpowiedz,
kiedy go zapytano, czy wobec ia
kich zapiskow poczynionych
przez kogos, CO ME byi ma biegu-
ME, da sic odkryc wprowadzenie
W blad. Czlonek komitetu Ro-
berts zacytowal zdanie Henryka
Gautta, prezydenta krajowego
Stowarzyszenia Geograficznego l
O. H. Tittmana, superintendenta
geodetycznej siuzby mierniczej,
ktorzy utrzymuja, ze cziowiek
posiadajacy odpowiedl1ia nauke,
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-09
Holstlaw rezygnuje.

Springfield, ILL.,, 8 stycznia. -
Senator stanowy D. w. Holstlaw
kt6ry w czerwcu przyznal sic byi,
il otrzymai $500 "a oddanle
glosu kandydujacemu ma urzad
senatora zwiazkowego Lorimero-
wi, wni6sl swoja rezygnacye. Re-
zygnowal on byl zaraz po SVEN
zeznaniu, ale Mkt owej rezygna-
cyl ME przyjal. Podowczas pre-
s}ai by} telegraficznie swa rezy-
gnacye sekretarzowi stanowemu
Rose, ze jednak ME z}ozyi kopii
tel rezygnacyi ii sekretarza po-
wiatowego, przeto jej ME pre-
diozono. Tym razem przesla} pl-
SIENNA swa rezygnacye do guber-
natora Deneena i zachowai wszel
kie potrzebne formalnoSci.
Srogosc ustaw emigracyjnych.
Nowy York, 9 stycznia. - 81
letni Traugott Fretz, Niemiec z
Rosy, przybyl tu re sw2 sedziwa
malzonka, azeby udac sic do swe-
60 ziecia Wilhelma Marshalla W
Grand Rapids, Mich, maja -oni
ma zachodzie jeszcze inne doros}e
dzieci. Mieli oni bilety kolejowe
az do Grand Rapids, i przywlezli
ze soba 1900 marek gotowka.
Pomimo tego wladze imigracyJ-
ne skazaiy ich ma deportacye, z
powodu orzeczenia lekarzy, IL ME
So zdolni do zarobkowania po-
wodu starosci.
-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-09
Process Schenka.

Wheeling, w. Va, 9 stycznia.
= w procesie Schenka prokura-
torya zawezwaia az 80 Swiadkow,
a rozprawy rozpoczna sic dzisiaj,
dokiadnie diva miesiace po are
sztowaniu pani Laury Farms
worth Schenk, oskarzonej O otru-
Gle meza. - Schenk jest milione-
rem, wlascicielem rzezalh. Wy
szedi on juz obecnie niebezpie-
czefistwa, jest zdrowym zupe}nie,
ale jak slyclac, ME bedzie powo-
lany ma Swiadka. Wyb6r sedziow
przysieglych bardzo bedzie trud-
ny, gdyz w tym powiecie duzo
rozgiosu zrobi}a ia afera. Proku-
rator utrzymuje, re udowodni:
jakoby Schenkowa mia}a diva
rodzaje trucizny, ktorymi ma
przemian pr6bowala meza otruc.
S}ychac, re obroiicy oskarzonej
zanierza udowodnic, IL W rodzi-
ME jej oblakanie jest dziedzicz-
nem.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-09

2 Hiszpanii.
Huelva, 9 stycznia. - w szy-
bic kopalni miedzi w Rio Tinto
zawalii sic kruzganek, grzebiac
wielu robotnikow; ) zostalo "a
bitych i ) ciezkie odnioslo rany,
reszta zdoIaia ujSc.
,Madryt. 8 Stycznia. - Rad
wnioski, ktore "a
mierza W marcu wnieSc w Korte-
zach, dotyczace wolnomySlnego
wychowania prawa stowa-
rzyszeniach. Osobisty przyjaciel
premiera Canalejasa, niejaki
Calbeton ma bye zamianowany
poslem do Watykanu, gdy tylko
Watykan okaze chec podjecia u
kiadow o rewizye konkordatu.
Demonstracya W Alzacyi.
StrasSburg. 9 stycznia. - w
mie$cie tenn W innych stronach
Alzacyi i Lotaryngii odbyiy SIG
wielkie zebrania socyalistow i
wolnomySlnych, oraz demonstra-
eye, wymierzone przeciwko rza-
dowemu projektowi konstytucyi
dla Alzacyi. Demonstranci pre-
ciagali ulicami miast muzyka-
mi, grajacen1i hymny socyalisty-
czne; zreszta ME dopuSzczali sic
zadnych naduzyc. w StraSsbur-
GU odbyio sic zebranie po kto-
rem socyalistyczny pose} do par
lamentu, Boehle, wzywa} do
wprowadzenia w Niemczech -
rzeczypospolitej.
Z Nienliec. ...
Berlin. 8 Stycznia. - Rad wpro-
wadzi} cd 1go Stycznia pewne
przepisy, zmierzajace ku skiero-
waniu, ma Breme Hamburg
wychodzczego powrotnego ru-
chu emigracyjnego. OczywiScie
zarzadzenia te wielkie wywolaiy
niezadowolenie W innych kra-
jach, ktory-n1i rowniez jada emf
granci, jak W Holandyi, gdzie
przez Amsterdam jedzie rocznie
do Ameryki CORA $4,000! Sa-
dza tez, ze'i koleje amerykai-
skie sprzeciwia sic tytn zachlan-
nym zarzadzeniom niemieckim.
Jak widac, rad idzie reka w re-
ke z kornpaniami okretowemi
ktore sic W syndykat polaczy}y,
byIe tylko zmonopolizowac dla
Niemiec ruch wychodzczy.
- Gornicy W dystrykcie we
glowym w Bochum, Ruhr i oko-
Icy domagaja sic podwyzki pia-
cy; rezolucye odnoSne uchwalilo
juz 6S towarzystw g6rniczych.
- Donosza do Berlina Chin,
re Chiny ME mogac porozumiec
sic re Stanami Zjednoczonymi W
kwestyi swej pozyczki, pragna
zblizyc sic do - Niemiec! Przy-
kiad niedawny Turcyi skutkuje.
- Do Berlina przybedzie mi
mister spraw zewnetrznych RE
plitej Guatemala W Ameryce Cen
tralnej, aby sic starac pozyczke
i zaiozenie poselstwa W Berlinie.
Stosunki miedzy Guatemala a
Niemcami maja bye roku ma
rok lepsze. bo Guatemala posia-
da dose wiele Niemcow wSrod
swej ludnosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-09
Konstytucya w Monako. = Me chca
nonarchm w Portugalii.
Zamach ma krola Alfonsa?!
Q Niemiec: Zach}annOs6 bez miary!-Stosunki
Chinami j Guatemala.
Meksyku.-Smiay czyn Biskupa.- Honduras Haiti

sroge mrozy
kOmetu kongresOwegO Process zony mionera Re-
Strandta-SenZacyne zab0swo-Rezy
gnacya powodu pOdeszfego
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-09
z Haiti.

Kap Haitien, 8 stycznia. -
Rad poruszyi wojsko i wszyst-
kie wtadze cywilne przeciwko
generalowi Firninowi, ktory
przybywa Z Francyi, gdzic by}
posiem stanowisko swe porzucii
bez pozwolenia rzQdu. Firmina
podejrzewaja o polityczno rewo-
lucyjne tendencye.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-09

wozy. Rad ma w niewoli r.
Domingueza, skarbnika Madery,
przywodcy rewolucyoniStow,
ktory poczynif wazne zeznania,
dotyczace zr6dei, jakich Made
70 jego zwolennicy czerpia swe
srodki j zaseby.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-09
Smiaiy czyn Biskupa.

Grenoble, rancya, 8 stycznla.-
Biskup tutejszy zabroni} W liScie
do wiernych czytania dwu gazet,
Wrogich Wierze i koScioloWi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-09

Dokohczepie ma strongly 5-tej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-09
Konstytucya W Monako.

Monte Carlo, Q stycznia. -
Ksiaze Albert ogiosii wprowa-
dzenie konstytucyi W SVEN pan
stewku, liczacem 1900 podda-
nych.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-09
Senzacyjne morderstwo.

oSH1oSy JaS AiASi SieShos"S'
Caney, Kas., 8, stycznia. - ].
D. S. Neeley, prezydent ,Wichi-
ia Pipe Line CO., prezydent
Lima Trust Co." prezes kilku
wielkich kompanij naftowych,
zostai W tutejszym hotelu Palace
zastrzelony przez Al. 0. Trus-
ketta, znanego przemys}owca ttl-
tejszego. Truskett sam oddaf sic
w rece policyi i przewieziono go
w automobile do wiezienia po-
wiatowego W independence, kas.
Truskett utrzymuje, re strzela}
w obronie wlasnego zycia, ale
przy zastrzelonym ME znaleziono
zadnej broni. Slychac, re morder-
stwo zostalo popeinione Z powo-
du procesu, kt6ry Truskettowi
wytoczyla Wichita Pipe Line
Co.., chcac go wywiaszczyc Z
posiadanej dzierzawy pol nafto-
wych. Neeley liczy} oko}o 65 lat,
Truskett ma lat blisko 70.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-09
Straus rezygnuje.

Washington, 8 stycznla. - Sa-
lomon Straus Z Nowcgo Yorku,
byly czionek gabinetu, a Cd pol
tora roku ambassador amerykail-
ski w Turcyi, zrezygnowaf ze
swego urzedu w Konstantynopo-
lu. Znajduje on sic juz cd dwu
miesiecy ma urlopie w domu. Q
tenn, re zamierza zrezygnowac,
slychac byIo pred kilku tygod-
miami, kiedy Rad rosyjSki deba-
towal mad tenn. czyli zrobic ola
niego wyjatek, kiedy zechce przy
bye do Petersburga, albowiem
jako zyd ME mia} wolnego wste-
pu. Podobno nastcpca Strausa W
Turcyi ma zostaG William w.
Rockhill, obecny amerykahski
Ambassador w RoSyi.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-09
Huragan w Chicago.

Cd kilku lat miasto Chicago
ME bylo terenem popisu wichru,
jaki wczoraj sic zjawii i spusto-
szenie szerzyi. Wicher pedzh z
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-01-09

pozniejSze wieSci donosza, e
krol dojechal tam SzczeSliwie.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-29
Jewelry

In cuff links plain, val-shaped styles
With fiat tons and monograms cut into
hem are as fashionable as ever. Semi
precious stones in odd shapes and ar
angements are preferred as jeweled
decorations with the most refined
lressers. The cravat pin is well chos-
IN if matched with the links in jewel
this tasty tendency even
extending to studs when worn with
the stiff bosom shirts. Fohs for the
time being have lost popularity. for
during the waistcoat period your fash
ionable dresser wears a light gold chain
stretched across his vest with his
watch in one upper vest pocket and his
knife or match safe in the other, te
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Waistcoats

The waistcoat this spring will a.
sumo a prominent place In the scheme
Of mans dress. For several years.
since coats were worn buttoned up,
the waistcoat has taken & secondary
place, but more OF it will be seen this
season and more attention will be paid
20 ii. With most coats. especially the
sack and the business GETAWAY, the
waistcoat will be cut unusually high.
with a small opening, and will show at
least an inch, and frequently consider
ably more, above the opening Of the
coat. even when the latter Is closed to
the top button. The favored design
will be without a collar. and the open
ing will be edged with white strip or
demi-vest
From the prominence given to tins
waistcoat. II Is extremely probable that
the fancy waistcoat will begin TO re-
turn to some extent to its old popu-
larity. though this cannot be foreseen
and. if 1t does come. 1t will be ore %
the DEVELOPMENTS of the season.
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launched this season than has been
our fortune for some time. There viii
be soft negligee collars of various
kinds of materials ard a profusion Of
patterned and color effects. The close
Citing starched collar will. OF course,
DC the leader. and some wing effects
are making strong bid for popularity.
but loo.. out during the midsummer
months for prominence OF the pat
termed soft collar. for few smart dress
ars will resist the temptation to make
their necks comfortable and dressy
where such excellence OF opportunity is
offered,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-29
Shirts and Collars

An inspection of the patterns shown
for spring reveals a great variety OF
stripes and bars. Some Of these have
a skip stitch, or broken instead Of q
solid effect. Blue and white. green and
white. hello and white and gray and
white stripes are shown most gencr-
ally. Black and white has also an
exceptionally good place in the DEGREES
Raised self stripes of the hairline
type. and wider. are also considered
good style. Stripes form the chief
makeup of this springs styles. the
stripes being not only in solids but
also in the broken varieties. The wide
striped effect on fancy grounds arc
very fashionable, and raised effects il
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In their hands that will sound an in
harmonious note In their entire en-.
semble appearance.
Your haberdashery designer first IN.
forms himself az to what are the de-
creed colors and patterns In your cloth
Ing for the season. If he finds II Is
to be brown season or n gray sea
son. he follows along the lines Of max.
Ing your cravat. shirts. hose and gloves
harmonize or contrast In good taste as
to color scheme. Or II the edicts or
dain that plaids or checks or stripes
are the thing. he designs your cravat
or shirt 20 that. even II you are un-
schooled AZ to what goes best with the
predominant pattern effect. he regu-
lntes his productions SO that the good
shops have nothing to offer you except
what yvu can wear In perfect accord
with artistic effect.
& You probably have never realized
this, nevertheless II Is true. and II you
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-29

walton. as there is strong tendency
in favor OF plain effects for this sea-
son. Then there are cross bars. Scotch
plaids and checks TO be considered
for they are we'll placed in the edicts
Narrow stripes are preferred over the
wider varieties, as the shapes of the
spring ties adapt themselves better to
the narrow effects, for the width of the
majority OF ties will be such as fit
comfortably with the close-fitting col
lar.
Many OF the hiSh-class furnisbers
show some very attractive lines OF
Persian brocades and diagonal stripe
effects. In the brocaded lines the flo
raj and vine patterns are beautiful.
Among the higher grade cravats the
Init varieties are exceptionally hand
some and these ties are stronger than
ever with the man who is willing to
indulge himself with the expenditure
Of the price that real good effects
command. The cheaper grades OF knit
ties are passe. as It has been found i'm
possible to put good quality or distinc
tive patterning in knit tie to sell at
less than two dollars. and for those
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-29
Gloves and Belts

In gloves, the chamois and gray
suede will be the two most popular
styles. and In belts all styles of neat,
quiet effects in black. brown and grays
are safest and In best taste. There
are also a number OF green novelties
shown. but their destiny is speculative.
The narrow tubular belt promises to
plain black buckle the preferred trim
ming.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
OF THE SEASON

stripes on the cord variety are also in
vogue. Cluster stripes are shown in
many OF the high priced grades. The
styles which are the most popular in
the pleated shirts are those with white
grounds and fancy colored stripes.
French flannel shirts will be even more
popular than last season, when they
came very strong during the outing
days. The majority Of these have
French cuffs and soft collars detached.
There will be more collar novelties
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-29

There Is nothing OF great novelty to
be chronicled in the hosiery fashions
The hose are best chosen when match
eli with the cravat. 80 what has been
said regarding the fashionable colors
fer ties also goes for hosiery. Modest
patterns and quiet colors are noted in
the popular priced lines and in the silk
or Isle goods the solid colors or the
plain with quiet contrasting or self
clocks or figures are the preferred ef-
accordion effects are splendid, and IL
these are matched in scheme with the
knitted cravat the effect Is exquisite.
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but 60 10 the competent shops you will
find that the clever salesman will size
up your garments and Offer you the
things that blend so that your refine
ment and good taste in dress Is as
sured.
But why not know these things your
self as an additional safeguard? Why
not be as sure from your own knowl-
edge that you are right as your lady is
about her filings? For instance:
Neckwear
At the present time 1t can hardly be
said that any one color will predomi-
nate but II is assured that browns are
going to have a prominent position in
the color scheme Of the season, and not
Mt all unlikely the most prominent
place. Next to these come the black
and white combinations and then the
grays Then there will be n bewilder-
ing array OF what are called the ''of
such as mauve, wisteria,
burgundy and dozens Of such newer
tones. Panel and striped effects are
the pattern notes where patterns are
ut all employed. We make this reser-
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part. wear the pencil curl telescopes
in colors Of pearl. smoke, steel and
tans. Then there will be a lot Of by
brid colored and patterned cloth hats
worn, especially for travelling. and
these are all of the gray and brown
Caps are becoming more and more
popular each year, and swagger young
fellows take to them kindly because
they offer great opportunity for q
touch OF smart color and pattern ef-
feet that hitherto has been denied
men above the chin.
In the hard straw hats the pennits
and split straws are the things, with
the former having a slight preference.
These hats will have a very square APP
pearance in that the width OF the
brims and the height Of the crowns are
about equal. The dimensions quoted
are 2Ax2A, 2ssx2ss and olAx2A. In
the soft straws the Milan and Mack
inaw braids are favored. these in the
pencil curl effect.
A comparatively new hat is bidding
for favor with so much response that
the Panamas are being crowded into
the background. This hat is called the
Bankok. 1t is very light, therefore .
| very comfortable hat for the hot sum
mer months. These hats come from
Japan and are even lighter in weigh,
than the panamas. though not lightes
in cost They are more economical
however. in that they are very easii,
cleaned and preserved.
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that are really smart you must pay
from three to five dollars. The shaped
tie that will be most in demand this
from one and three-Guarters to two
inches in width. A promising novelty
Of the season is a combination set con-
sisting OF a panel striped fourth hand
with a soft outing collar to match.
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hold the chain taut. During the out
Ing days when the waistcoat IL dis
caraed the lapel button chain il the
thing.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-29
Some New
Hat Tips

because for the last fifty years men
have never stood for any radical
changes in either shape. fabric or color
in their hats, which makes the scope
for change a mighty perplexing prob
lem. This spring, they tell us, your
crown must be lower and brim wider,
and as the limitations bring the pro-
portions down to fractional inches you
must not trespass this season beyond
the boundaries. The bowlers or derby
hat crowns must not--in peril of os-
tracism-be more than 5A inches high
or lower than Az inches, and the
brims must be at the narrowest 2
inches and the extreme in width 2A
Can you imagine anyone having the
temerity to tell your wife or your sis
ter that her headwear must keep with
in a range Of a half inch in any pro-
portion and that she has to stick to
two or three materials and At most a
half dozen colors? That is what we
men are up against. And our brims
must be fat with only slight curve
from front to back, and only one color
is considered good form this season
and that is somber black.
In the soft hats we are given q
trifie more latitude, for we may veal
either Alpines or Telescopes, and W.
can twist the brims almost any way
we choose according to our inclination
for conservatism or dash. The olde
men will wear a high full crown il
these hats and the fashionable texture
are mixed grays and brownish grays.
! The young men will, for the mos
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lwho have to chronicle the changes. in
IISmuch as both are sadly put to 1t by
he meagre limitations that the sub
|ject offers. We must have new styles
lin headwear for men each season just
las we must have new fashions for
(women. otherwise some of you provi-
llent men would dig up last seasons
l.hapeau, spend half a dollar or so
Ito get it reiuvenated and cheat the
ihatter out of his all too modest profit
1T is to counterfeit this contingency
that something has to be done to draw
down that crown a little lower than it
was last season or pull those brims
out little further. Anything to make
last falls hat look passe and prevent
you from getting away with such
,atrocious economies. Russell Sage's
great boast was that he saved three or
four dollars a year by buying his hats
lat the end Of the season when they
were almost giving them away, and
putting the hat carefully away for the
next year. But Russell was never fin
licky about being right in style. so your
halter had no chance with him-but
flor you-young man-who demand just
the correct kelly" Of the season. the
proportions and contours have to show
change to save you from any tempta'
! ton to make last years do"
And believe u.s. it is some task
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-29

Ew men realize the amount
Of forethought and consider
alton that Is expended by
the habcrdashery designers
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1911-03-29

HERE should be A strong
bond of sympathy between
those whose vocation it Is to
evolve new hat styles for
men each season, and those
The Washington times., 1911-03-23
BILLIE BURKE AS
SUZANNE COMING
Naive Little Belgian Girls
Love Story to Be Por-
trayed At National.

Miss Billie Burke and Spring always
come together. And very properly. No
other actress on the American stage
possibly on any stage-typifies youth
and the springtime Of life like Miss
Burke. That is what has so endeared
her to theatergoers all over the United
States.
Miss Burke comes to the National
next week with Suzanne" the amusing
comedy in which she has been appear
ing this winter in New York and which,
the critics say, gives her the best role
she has yet had. In this piece she Is
sweet, naive little Belgian girl, the
daughter of a comical old Brussels beer
bother who wants to marry her to a
young scapegrace of the neighborhood
while she prefers his gentler hammered
Partisan clerk. It's a homely little
story, simply told and for that very rea-
son all the more delightful and enter
tanning. The characters are all well
drawn and there are good actors to play
them. George W. Anson, a talented
actor from London, Is the comical old
father; Conway Tearle is the scape-
grace and Julian L'Estrange the IA
vored clerk. Others in the cast are
Harry Harwood, Lumsden Hare, G. Har-
rison Carter, Rosa Rand, and Alison
Skipworth.
To give variety to the bill and let Miss
Burke prove her versatility, 1.-The Phil
osopher in the Apple Orchard" a pay
let founded on Anthony Hopes story,
will precede Suzanne" at each per-
formance.