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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16
10 Adelphi Terrace,
London, W. C.
sth March, 1914.


Dear Quincy:
Your last act has sll gone 20
the dickens. Possibly YOU share my
opinion. and would like to be forti-
fed with my reasons.
In the first act your whole scene is
played on the point Of your being
one Of the undeserving poor You
get the very last inch out OF il,
and the slightest attempt 10 come
back TO u IN the last act would be
quite fatal. When II is alluded 10
there, there must be no emphasis
Whatever on II: You must play the
last act altogether on your melancho-
~ downfall as captive Of middle
class morality. When you come on
the stage, Higgins will be somewhere
God knows where: If it ever gets
settled at all II will probably be
settled by Mrs. Campbell: but YOU
must not depend on that: for how
ever much she settles IL Higgins
will forget all about IT and turn up
IN whatever spot destiny may lead
him 10. The point for YOU Is that
no matter where he is. even If he's
IN the middle Of the stalls (and he's
Just as likely 10 be there a. any
where else, 90 straight up 10 him
and have II out with him about the
clothes. close up. nose 10 nose with
him. and make u clear that you are
quite oblivious OF the presence OF
Mrs Higgins. don't know where
she will be. butt YOU can ask Bell
before you go en-.
From the moment she speaks 70
you. you must adapt your manner 10
hcr presence and throw yourself with
instructive good manners and the gal
lantry that has made you slave 10
women all your life on her sympa-
thy. ! want n 20 be clear that the
dustman has much more social talent
than anybody present; but the Colo
mel - hi, .tin and conventional
while Doolittle is born genius at
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16

Nearly every actor V 0 has rehearsed
Shaw play in England treasures one
or more letters from G. B. s. 1t is
Shsw's custom 10 write 10 the actors
during rehearsals. particularly when
things are not going TO his liking,
which is usually. When "Pygmalion"
was produced in London Sir Herbert
Tree played Higgins, and Mrs. Patrick
Campbell, as in this country, was the
Eliza. Edmund Quincy scored a great
success as Alfred Doolittle, father Of
Eliza success that ne afterward du-
plicsted in New York. Quincy, now in
Treasure Island" last week allowed
the chips TO fall where they may by
releasing one Of Shaw's gentle mis-
sives:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-04-16

Nov" said Mr. Thomas, very much
as Frank Tinney would address the
orchestra leader. I'VE will assume that
you have asked me what kind Of re-
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20

DECIDE 10 SNUB
MEN OF EIGHTH

Opinion Among. ttse memgers IL tae
bo&Fa o. supervise as 10 the .&1ySS-
ability ci attending the weetlnZ OF the
Eighth Precinct Republican Club Of
The fourth district 10 be held ueAt
Monday aght for the purpose Oh
rsking tae city administration over
the Goals, is divided Some Of them
think that they should wait until an
invitation 10 defend themselves Is eX-
tended, others that il Is Up 70 them
TO attend the meeting IN order that
the voters pFeSeRI may have both
sides OF the story presented 10 them.
'Lerrin Andrews, president of the
club. told nae yesterday that the mem
bers 0f the uiub, wac are mostly Por-
tugueSe. thought they had not been
fairly treated in patronage matters,
declared Ben HalliRgsf Ii that is
the only kick they have coming.
won't Worry. But you can never tell
what false information group Of dis
gruHted spelibiaderS may hand out.
am going to that meeting and see
that the supervisors side of the story
is told fail to see where the board
has violated any platform pledges g..
Supervisor Daniel Logan holds an
opposite opinion he doesn't think
that Andrews merits reply. i won't
attend unless l am asked to- he de
eiared No one will pay attention to
charges preferred when only one side
has an opportunity to present it's
views 49,. ...s 49,.
Supervisor HGrRer attacked An
drews, who is chairman OF the Repub-
licaA committee, Tor his attempt to
cause d split in the party as Horner
put it. 1t is up to him as the nom
inal head of the party to dig in and
help out, nos to create discord,' he
said r..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20
CHICAGO DOCTOR
SANDBAGGH and
ROBBED IN CITY

Slngged with sandbag and robbed
Of iewslry and money, DR.. A. Lena,
ham, a visitor from Chicago who ar
rived here on February Is, was picked
up unconscious by a soldier last night
near the Honolulu Iron Works. &c.. ~
Dr. Lenahann had a bTuise at the
base of his meet, and received blow
on the jaw that had cut his lip against
his teeth He lost a ring valued at
$500, a watch, and some money. The
doctor thinks that he was attacked
from behind -
The soldier who picked him UP told
him that he had seen two other SOL
diers summing away as he came up.
DR.. LeHahann had been to the beach
for the afternoon. and remembers hav-
ing come home on the car, but later
than that his mind is blank as to
what happened. He does not know
how he get in the vicinity OF the iron
works. >...". ......s-.... -. >...Az &.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20
MAGAZINE HERE
HELPS BOOST
BETTERBABIES'

Better Babies, Better Citizens
will be the subject OF an article to be
published in the next issue Of the Ha=
Yaii Home Journal, published by the
Nippu Jill This magazine deals with
the woman and the home, and has
urged all mothers interested in the
welfare of the child to give their
views on the care of the baby
In addition to covering the topic in
the magazine the Nippu Jill has been
running a series Of articles contribut-
ed by prominent japanese women Of
the city. In each article the mother
takes UP a different phase of the life
and the care of the infant The cam
spaign for Better Babies, Better Citi-
zens" has created unusual interest
among the Japanese people OF the
city. 3d.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20
BUS SERVICE TO
RUGER WILL BE
STOPPED. AGAIN
Road IN FrightfuI Condition,
and City Has No Money to
Have Repairs Made

&. g. BaIlentyne, manager OF Tho
Honolulu Rapid Transit and Land
COMPANY, has threatened 10 reRoFe
from service the bus line from the
end Of the Kaimuki car line To Fort
Ruger unless the city repairs the road
IL runs over. and the city eng neeT
says he has no money 70 pay for re.
pairs. A ruHor 10 this effect haunted
the city hall corridors this morning
and George NJ. Collins, city engineer,
confirmed 1t. .a. ~
Repairs on the road were com
pleted on February 4" he declared.
'sThis department can't be run as an
adjunct to the Rapid Transit Com
pany, in its present financial state,
even II il would be advisable other
wise. II would require the constant
services of repair gang to keep that
road in repair with the heavy bussss
running over IT, The rapidity with
which IL has deteriorated shows that
II 10 continue they will have to bring
traffic and IL the property owners
benefited by the bus line service want
Il TO continue they will have to bring
in a petition TO have ii improved TN.
der the frontage tax laws" r.: :....
The Rapid Transit Company by
operation of the bus line can tech
nically evade the provisions OF its
charter which compel 1t to maintain
its own road bed where it has lines
in operation. according TO A. NJ Cristy.
first deputy city attorney. He was
consulted by Collins at the time the
last repairs were made and delivered
an opinion declaring that there was
no way In which the street car com
pany could be compelled to pay for
the upkeep OF the road unless tracks
were laid.
Ballentyne this morning offered 70
do the repairs on the road and render
a bill TO the city later when its
finances were in better shape. bat
after consultation with the city attor-
ney Collins turned down the PROPOSE.
ton Unless the city did the repair
work itself il would have TO advertise
for bids on the job, he ascertained
According TO Ballentyne's statement
70 Collins this morning. the buses will
be taken off Immediately, as the roads
are in such poor condition as TO ren.
der their operation almost Impossible.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20
BARGAIN MADE
INLIQUCR CASE,
FENNELL ADMITS
tCoattnued from rage oHsl

i've cents and tsey didn,t make mucA
prO5t. II seemed 10 me that they
we're doing ii more fer sOclability :.
sake than anything else. / thought
the arrests wousd be good Warning -
Some weeks ego Fennell told the
Star-BiIIetin that the law WGs being
:fiagraasly and knowingly violated on
the German SHIPS, and that be intend
ed to get evidence and push the prose
cution 10 a finish. lie was reminded
OF this. ...-..
But found after further investiga-
ton that the case wasn't as bad as
had thought ne said. .....
Did YOU consult the city attorneys
office or Judge Monsarrat before
promising the suspended sentences?"
mo. neither OF them was consult.
ed"
why did you beiieye that you could
get suspension OF sentences?
Il had done ii on previous occasions
and knew that the court had never
turned down request from the prose.
cution forsuch suspension"
Fennell was asked about the report
that he found his evidence against the
men weak and for that reason com.
promised the cases. Re said the re-
port was untrue
Il had evidence enough 10 convict
the men all right" he asserted.
After the hearing last Saturday
Deputy City Attorney Garden made a
statement pointing out that Fennell
had entered into the compromise ar
rangeinsnt without consulting the city
Office.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20
RUSSIA TAKING
OFFENSIVE With
GREAT VIOLENCE
Continued from page One1

tSOuliuuSu 1IOAu pcE7C OhSJ
gagemeuts, 80 of the enemy being
buried and 80 taken prisoner. The
enemy's counter attacks failed.
The Town of Lens was again heavi-
ly shelled by the English. Yesterday
the situation on the left bank of the
Meuse was without important events,
but this morning French attacks
against Morthomme and further east
were checked at the beginning. In
several other places there were artil-
lery engagements and hand TO hand
lighting which lis not yet ended.
|. 'Reconnnitering by aeroplanes OF
both sides is very active German
fiiers attacked the railroad On the line
between Clermnnt, Nertlun and Epilal
and further south.
I'm Metz the eneIRyis bombs wound
ed three civilians. A French aero
squadron attacked MHelhansen and
Habshein -Four French aeroplanes
were shot down near Muelhausen in
air engagements. the operators being
killed. In Maelhausen seven were
killed and II wounded and in Hamb-
shein one soldier was killed.
"0n the cast front Russian attacks,
which were expected, began very VIC
lently on the front from Drysvayatin
lake to Tostavs and on both sides of
Narocz lake. The enemy suffered ey-
erywhere exceptionally severe losses
and were completely repnlsed. Be
fore the German positions on both
sides Of ,Narocz lake 92T0 Russian
bodies were counted The German
losses were small. South OF Vizziev
lake the artillery exchanges increased
in intensity.
THE situation in the Balkans is
generally unchanged A German air
ship on the night of March II attacked
the Entente feet near karaburnu,
south Of Salonik:' ....
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20
TAKE TESTIMONY
AS TO MENTALITY
Of LnIUOKALANI

Proceedings fer perpctuation of tes-
timony, which viii form part of the
equity suit brought by Delegate Kuhio
against the trustees of the IiliuO-
lzalani Trust. VIII begin IN Circuit
Judge Whitney's court at 3 O'Clock
I0morrow morning.
IN accordance with q petition filed
by Antonio Perry, counsel for Queen
liliuokalani. the testimony of Miss
Lucy Ward and Miss Onaona Bell, the
latter being resident of Vancouver,
b. c., viii be taken bliss Bel is now
visiting IN Honolulu. The Testimony
viii concern the sanity and mental
ICUpetency OF the queen
Both Miss Ward and Miss Bell are
Intimate friends OF the queen. and
have visited her frequently Whether
|'iIDkalani was mentally competent
b LIC extent that she might protect
her 0ffairE, was made an issueein the
|I'E|nnl suit filed by Kuhio The SUI
.|.Ue court has held that there is a
||c8Umptien OF sanity as regards the
.Io1n, and that she is not properly "a
.IIF-cDmplainant IN the suit. which
|1s iiled by Kuhip in her name
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20
WILLIE HOPPE
And YAMADA To
VISIT Islands
lspecial cable to NLppu JIiil

Especial Cable TO Nippu Jill.
SAN FRANCISCO, March 20.-Wil-
lie Hoppe, worlds champion billiard
player, and Koji Yamada, the leading
Japanese exponent of the cue game,
viii play series of matches at Chick
Wright's billiard parlors ia this city.
After concluding their exhibitions in
this city, they will go to Los Angeles,
and from there are expected to leave
for Honolulu.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20
CLOTHING HOUSE
MAKING CHANGE

Owing to the growth OF its Dry
Goods Department the Canton Dry
Goods Company is closing out its en-
tire stock of gentlemen's furnishings:
This represents one of the most com-
prehensiye showings OF footwear,
haberdashery and general clothing ar,
eessories on display in Honolulu, aad
the attractive prices at which these
articles will be disposed Of should
make this up-to-date store KeFitabie
Mecca for bargain lovers. ADV. il.
- S.. -====---7>R -
STAR-6UILETlA GIVES YOU
.... IODAyiS NEWS TO-DAY. ..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20

AT 5 o'clock this afternoon, the
AmeEican-HaWaiisn steamer Mexican
viii sail for kahului. kaaRapali and
Hiie, 10 load 1880 tens OF island
sugar Tor San Francisco. General
Agent c. P Morse expects she will be
ready Ca steam from Hilo about
March Is a..
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20

David J. WAIsSE. former governor
~ massachusetts. has given IIp his
|Ii1 70 the volcano. and will now re-
min an the city until Thursday of
ms week. when me leayes on the liner
China Cor Japan.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20
AGED KOREAN WOMAN
WEARS COAT OF DEAD
HUSBAND INTO COURT
49, %++++%++

Nearing the ed gray c4%s ~ =
= her dead husband Sarah Les, =
y mother ol little Mar. Lee Ioag. =
y sat IN Guegtt judge stuart =
y court this morning and 50" J4a. '
= tice dealt cut t. seF daughter, ,
= Mary was granted a divorce =
= from You Chill Yong. Who is a. =
: legged 10 have shot aai killed =
= her father last week Judge =
= Stuart ALSO ordered Iou u pay y
y Mary alimeny in the sum OF sic =
. month until 500 Rai been AA-d, =
= Mary vas allowed 10 resume her I
= maiden name, '
Owing TO the death OF her hos Z
= band Sarah Lee is SAID 10 be III y
= desperate financial straits. Onh y
= recently she sold her bed 10 oh =
= tain money on which 10 live. =
= Mary has goad home at th3 =
= girls industrial school lCu Is =
= charged with first degree muir :
= der and 10 confined at Oahu =
= prison
l. l. l. = l. - l. L l. L L a l. 4 l. L = l.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20

PROPOSALS FOR SERVICES. Oh
flee of Department Quartermaster,
T. H-Sealed proposals will be ce-
ceived here until IL a. m. April 19,
1916, and then opened. for furnishing
the following services during the fiscal
year commencing July l. 1916: !.
Stevedoring Transports and Other
Vessels. 3 Laundering Linen Ter
Transports g. Enbaiming and Pre-
pairing for Shipment Remains of Off
GERS. soldiers and Civilian Employees.
4. Printing for Headquarters, Ha-
waiian Department Further particH-
lars on application III -. "A
e42f-Mar 20, 81, %, 90. April l., Is
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20

Further hearing ga the mandamus
suit brought by Manuel faehec0, a
II iaor, against the Lqsitaaa Society
will be had in Circuit Judge Whit
ney's court Thursday morning. Pa
cheee, who was dismissed fTem the
society. is seeking To have his mem
hership rights restored to him. =
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20
BULGARIAN PREMIER
ESCAPES ASSASSIN
[Associated Press by Federal wirelsssl

LONDON, Eng. March 20.--A re
port from Rome declares that an I'M
successful attempt has been made 10
assassinate Basil RadoSlayeff. pre-
mier of Bulgaria.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20

#s4Hf faEhEB>B
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY
FOR RENT. r.. ......
Large room, two beds. also single
room; near town Phone 3627, 1890
kepielani g, il 6427=-6t
WANTED.
Experienced lineman Call Cation,
Neill & Co., cor. Queen and Alakea
SITS. 6427-tf
=. -. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 49,.
---------- -
Firstclass bookkeepeT and cashier is
E: open for engagement Address box
3A6, Staf-Bulletin. 642T-6t
Books audited, revised, opened.
closed; ] make up your. statement
from which YOU see your exact finan-
cial standing, showing leakage, etc;
moderate terms Address Box 304
Star-BulIstiB. 6427-6t
Fob RENT.
Nice 5-Toom cottage, with electric
lights and gas stove, for rent, $3.50
q month. 1888 Pua Lane, King St,
Palma s 642I--6t
FOR RENT OR LEASE,
Premises occupied by Star-BuIletin
office, Kerr Building, AIakea st;
two floors and basement, Stef 10000
square feet Of floor space; adapted
to manufacturing, merchandising
or commission merchant display
rooms; occupancy about May LIST,
6421-tf
MANTE1-MISeELLANEouS.
A baby carriage; must be in good
condition. Telephone 1914.
.6427--6t
FOR Observation-Disclosures.
One Gift. show case. Apply Happy
Thought Coffee House, Nuuanu and
Queen SITS. ~.* 6427-3t
FOR SAEE-REAL ESTATE.
8 lots IN sIunalilo" Tract, Beretania
ST., near the Queens Hospital; one
Of the best locations for rooming
apartments.
IL lots in "Waterhouse' Tract,
mauka of Thomas Pineapple Can
merry; 81 lots in the same tract were
sold to intending builders; over 80
houses are already built.
- = For prices apply to
r. W. G. .ACHI,
30l .Kauikeolani Building.
6427-3m
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20

Books audited revised, opened.
closed; ] make up your. statement
from which YOU see your exact finan-
cial standing, showing leakage, etc;
moderate terms Address Box 304
StaT-BulletiH. 6427-6t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20

One Oft show case. Apply Happy
Thought Coffee House, Nuuanu and
Queen SITS. 6427--3t
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-03-20
FOB RENT.
Observation-Disclosures

A baby carriage; must be in good
condition. Telephone 1914.
.6427-6t ..
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-02

type in lines or snaps of collar. lapel
and sleeve 1t is styled a sport suit
a garment for knockaoout wear rath-
er than for formal occasions; and
every woman now must possess two
tailleurs at the beginning of season
instead of the one model which used
To answer for general wear one of
these costumes must be sport suit,
simple and plain enough for travelling.
rough weather and excursions into
the country; and the other "dressy'
suit for afternoon wear in town. This
more formal suit becomes still more
dressy when 1t is accompanied by an
elaborate lace of chiffon blouse, and
II never dares to show itself abroad
without the correct accessories OF
dainty white gloves, equally dainty,
high heeled boots and a very smart
hat and veil The simple sport suit,
on the contrary, may make itself as
uttlitarian as il pleases. with laced
tramping boots. soft felt sport hat
and heavy kid gloves OF mannish type.
Equipped with these two tailleurs and
II plentiful supply of appropriate ac-
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-02

bands at the wrist. A pretty suit
from Bernard is of blue serge and
blue pussy willow taffeta. The short
silk skirt has deep apron drapery
of the serge; the bishop sleeves of
silk have serge cuffs faced up with
the silk. The coat, a waist-length
eton, falls loosely over q waistcoat
Of bright silk which hangs two inches
below the waistline.
Two materials 60 into the making
of most Of the spring suits. silk and
worsted stuffs being used together
In most cases. though sometimes the
combination Is silk and Georgette
crepe, silk and marquisette. or silk
and mohair. Georgette has brought
out a charming silk suit and the mod
ell has been copied by q manufactures
over here, so ideal Is the style for
summer wear. Two deep flounces of
stripe pussy willow taffeta form the
skirt, and each flOunce is edged with
a tiny knife pleating Of plain col
Ored ribbon. The Jacket. of plain
colored elk. is edged all around with
the pleated ribbon and has a flare
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-02

From Bernard is this dainty tailleur
of navy serge and faille, the wool ma
terial forming graceful apron
drapery over the full skirt of silk. In
the hem is facing of light, resilient
fabric to give the skirt crisp flare,
and its length is just sufficient to
cover the top of the buttoned walk
ing boot.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-02

Would you have your new spring
suit especially smart? Then trim it
with leather. Here is a new Paquin
suit of light tan and brown checked
worsted with pipings of brown glazed
kid all around the cOat-edge, sleeve
and collar. The surplice coat fronts
have kid-bound tabs which pass
through kid-botlnd slashes in the coat.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-02
BOOPED PETTICOATS UNDER
TAILORED SKIRTS.

Looking over the spring fashions in
tailored wear one is amusingly re-
minded of quain. Illustrations in that
fashion authorii - fifty years ago
Godey's Lady Ro, =. Here are the
same dart-fitted basque-like jackets.
the SAME flowing sleeves, the same
narrow shoulders and accentuated
hips. the same pipings and buttons
and the same distended petticoats.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-02

This French sport coat is from
Chanel, an authority on such garb.I
The coat is made of black and white
striped wool jersey and its skirt is as
full as close shirring of the material
allows. The closely pleated cape, at
the back only, is striking detail.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-02

A motor coat of tan cloth from Ber-
nard which has several interesting fea-
lures notably the tall collar of brown
velvet; the deep cape with small yoke
overlapping it; and the softly draped
revers at the front The coat is
sleeveless and should be delightfully."-
cool for late spring wear.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1916-04-02
" HERE is Il gaioty and spright-
liness about the new tailored

" HERE is Il gaioty and spright-
liness about the new tailored
suits for spring that is evidence
OF fashions determination to get as
far as possible away from the stern
and sober effects. Indeed sprightly
IS the word that seems TO describe
some OF the new models better than
anything else. Jaunty little Jackets,
some of them ripping out in godets
below the waistlne. very short skirts,
showing the buttoned boot quite 70
Its upper edge, groups of piped ruff
fles set In panel effect. overlapping
flounces and many lively little trim
ming touches in the way of fancy
buttons, buckles, tasseled cord ties
and sashes, and facings in contrast
ing color, unite to make the new
tailleurs delightfully."- feminine and
frivolous affairs.
SPORT SUITS OF STERNER SEM
BIA\<CE.
II a tailored model shows indica-
tons of leaning toward The mannish