Evening journal., 1913-11-13
Miss Burr Announces That
She win Appear "Jusf
as Myself" in the Glare
ofa SpOfighf---AH May
Study Her Mannerisms,
Voice and Bearing.
VISITS RUDOLPH'S
JEWELRY STORE AND
PRAISES GEMS
Mil MingIe at the Majes-
tic This Afternoon Elu-
siV~ Miss Again Defies
Detection, In One Black
Seefhins Mass of Hu-
mainly.

Thousands OF persons gathered IN
'front.' of the new store Of the Rey-
holds Candy Company. No Sll Mar
ket street, last night, to search for
Bonnie Burr. who yisited there aid
bought and ate plate Of ice cream.
T.. r. Walton. Of No. 1901 Nowiand
street, approached and saluted a
young woman whom he thought was
Bonnie Burr. So positive was he that
he insisted that the young woman ac-
company him TO THE EVENING
JOURNAL office, so he could claim
The $500 reward. The young woman
protested she was not Bonnie Burr
She told Mr.. Walton and the crowd
gathered around. that she lives In the
Ward apartment house With a
rroWd OF thousands OF persons fol-
lowing her. she was escorted to tae
journal OFFICE, where Mr.. Wal
Ion was informed she was not Bon
hie Burr.
The young woman again asserted
That she Was not the much sought
loung Woman and told again where
The lived Shs said she would sp-
bear alongside Ronnic Burr on Fri-
Say night If necessary. to conrince
,ksptlcs
she declined TO give her name
however as she did not relish the
publicity
Mrs. George simon, of No. us
King street, on whom Bonnie Burr
falled several days ago and pretend
ID to be in search Of board and apart
ments for her brother, viewed the
Toung woman escorted by Mr.. Wal
bon IN THE JOURNAL ofice and
promptly declared she was not Bon
bic Burr.
After the Young woman left THE
JOURNAL Office she went to nov
ing picture show and crowd fol-
lowed her. Later she went to her
apartments and a crowd gathered
outside and policemen had to be call
I'd TO disperse the crowd. George B..
Rard, owner Of the apartment house,
lssured the policeman that the young
woman was not Bonnie Burr. After
he had changed her attire to try TO
vert attention Of persons mistakins
ter IDENTITY the young woman went
INTO the Hotel DUPONT and crowd
ollowed her. The doors we're closed
% keep the crowd out. She remained
here With friends until late and then
'c;urned TO her apartments.
THE EVENING JOURNAL can as
sure its readers that the young woman
brought to this Office last night by
Nr Walton is not Bonnie Burr. The
young woman mistaken for Bonnie
Burr is married. lives in the fifth floor
apartments Of the Ward Apartment
House at Tenth and Shipley streets
and has had those apartmeAts for
our months or more. she is asso-
,iated with her husband in business
and they have Offices in an uptown
office building. She is averse TO max
ing her name public. but today ex-
pressed her willingness to convince
Mr. Walton she is not Bonnie Burr.
81 have been saluted dozens OF
tines, she said today. "I was in
Lippincotts on Tuesday and was mis-.
taken for Bonnie Burr several times
| was not thinking Of Bonnie Burr
when went into the Reynolds store
and ordered ice cream. Mr.. Waltor
would not be convinced that he had
made a mistake. I certainly would
Ike TO see Miss Bonnie Burr and lind
whether ! do resemble her"