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The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-04-22

Their had passed away. Judge Butter
field died on his Goth birthday. lie
was one of the early pioneers of the
county where he has held many inn
portant offices, starting in back in
the early SOS as superintendent of
schools, then as states attorney and
county judge. he having held the last
named office for the past eight years.
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TIRED OF LIFE
Gun the FavOrite Weapon for Shut
fling OFF.

Rec Heights, April 22.-Laboring
under the strain of a partial state OF
dementia extending over a period OF
two years, Reuben Snyder, aged IS.
a prominent farmer residing twenty
miles south of here, committed sui.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-04-22

When you think of printing phone
269-The Daily Leader. You always
get what you want.
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Easter Gloves

A new suit at Easter without a new
pair of gloves is an unfinished eos
tune. Our glove stock il very com
plete in all shades and sizes and
many qualities.
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WOmen's Silk and Wool Suits and
Coats

A showing notable for its styles, its extent and its
values. No matter what your preference you are
sure to find styles to please you. Exceptional show
ings of Separate Skirts, Blouses and Waists. Dresses
and Costumes.
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Easter Millinery that's "COrrect''

A large showing of new models in trimmed Mill
merry, which we deem the Correct Style. The show
ing covers hats in all range of prices, and offers
some very substantial savings. BE sure and visit
this department., one of the most talked of and
busiest spots in the store.
The Madison daily leader. [volume] (Madison, S.D.) 1890-current, 1916-04-22

on some valuable principal of human actions Easter comes when winter is over and the human race has accepted it the
time when winter clothing shall be put aside and the apparel the new season be put on Motor My sit day %rhe first
important earring apparel by caring goldfish sand stockings and other garments that have been worn before and "eMe
prrdn not only bmno collections of Mmmy for Easter but the sNa new Suits Goats and Dresses for women girls
and hnhm as well as Clothing s@H Hats and Furnishings for men and boys
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TUTORED.

Mrs. Mary WHITE Cloud Of the
Topas wouidn't stay home and
cook, so Dan White Cloud de-
mnnded q dirorce aud got %.
The evening world., 1916-12-22
TINY WOMAN DRIVES
THREE THIEVES AWAY
AND CAPTURESF FOURTH
Hears Prowlers While busting
Putnam Building Halls
and Saves FurS.

Too bad they don't give police
medals to II they did, little
Mrs. Frances Hoey of No. 6s3 Second
Avenue would come in for one Of the
nnest and biggest gold medals. SIN
sle-handed this morning h drove
away three burglars who were trying
10 carry of furs worth thousands Of
dollars from the Putnam Building.
No. 2 West Forty fifth Street. and
all alone captured the fourth burglar
and held him prisoner.
Mrs. Hoey was busting the halls or
the STORY building in the
dark at 8 A. M. when she noticed four
husky young fellows proving around
on the twelfth floor. When they tip
toeed upstairs she silently FASTENED
TO the back stairs and tiptoed up. too
When she got to the fourteenth floor
three OF the providers saw her COM
ing, dashed down two flights and fed
in an elevator.
Little Mrs. Hoey noticed that the
door Of n. Jordan's fur salesroom had
been jimmied open. h went In and
saw a man wrapping up a big bundl,
of costly furs.
Stay where you arel' she cried
and then shouted for help. The youth
tried to pass her and flee, but sh,
grabbed his collar and threw hin
back into tho room. Then sh'
slammed the door and shrieked.
NJ. Martin Capdevielle. Maitr'
d'Armes of the Fencers' Club. dashed
to the door and assured the villaii
that II he stirred he was no more thal
a dead man. He did not stir. Police
men took him 10 the East Fifty-firs
Street Station, where he said he wa
David Wagner. a clerk. OF No. 8
Lenox Avenue.
"Humph!" said tiny Mrs. Hoey a
they led him back; "I'd like 10 Sc
any OF them rob any in MY build
'ing!"
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HUNDREDS CHASE DRIVER
WHOSE TRUCK KILLED MAN
Speeds on After Accident, but Is Ar
rested After Being Pursued
Four Blocks.

Charged with homicide. IN that a
truck he was driving decapitated an
unidentified man at Hudson and
Tenth Streets. Herman Levy. twen-
ty-one years old. of No. $50 East
Bighty-fourth Street. will be ar
raigned to-day.
Levy narrowly escaped mob.
Greenwich Village was q mass OF
Christmas shoppers when the big
truck. moving through the crowd.
knocked down a pedestrian. The
man was hurled ten feet forward
The crowd shouted a warning. but
the truck ploughed on and the mans
head was severed by the wheels.
A boy pointed out the truck &c
Policeman Soden. who started in pur-
suit, followed by hundreds OF people
Hearing the uproar. Policeman Ben.
nett stopped the vehicle -four block
away and learned that II belonged 4
the drivers father. Samuel Levy. {
produce dealer. Joseph GENTLE OF No
4Ol East One Hundredth Street. VIII,
was riding on the truck. said no say
the body as they passed. but did no
know anyone had been struck. Lev
professed like Ignorance.
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Beautiful Fairy Story on
Screen Will Tell the Tale
of "Snow White"
MUSIC BY SCHOOL BAND.
Buses for the Crippled Chill
dren and Teachers as
Chaperones.
BV Sophie Irene Loeb.

Ali arrangements are completed for
the Evening Worlds Chidren's Day at
the Strand Theatre Tuesday morning.
Dec. 20.
The Fifth Avenue Coach Company
will contribute the buses to carry all
the crippled children to and from the
theatre. The school band will escort
the Juvenile Police of the cast side.
sixteen schools within the vicinity
Of the Strand will he given tickets to-
day to attend the performance and
each school will he chapcroncd by n
teacher who has volunteered her
scrvices. A special performance has
been arranged by the Strand man
agcmcnt and nothing has been
spared 10 make the event n great
success.
The chief feature will he tho produc-
ton of Snow White" with the follow
ing cast:
eaov White ................. M.rEisnSs III Ia,
I'rince llorimond ...'.....'i;..: CSs,fhton ILL.,
Bethoid CHuntsman) ............ Ltoncl, Br,han
Witch Her ................. Alice Nashour
In the preparation of this picture
tho producers had the assistance and
advice OF Winthrop Ames. under
whose personal direction Miss Clark
scored a tremendous success In the
stage presentation Of the famous
Grimm brothers story.
Snow White Is n mothcrless Prin-
cess. whose very existence arouscs
the jealousy and hatred of Mary
Jane, her mothers former lady-in-
waiting, who Is the ugliost woman
in the kingdom, but aspires to ST,
upon the throne. She gives her hear,
10 the Witch Hex. in return for whicf
she becomes very beautiful. n nm
ally wins the love OF the King. While
hunting, the King fails from his horse
and Is Killed. leaving Mary-Jane-wht
has been rechristened Brangomar BY
the witch-upon the throne.
The wicked Brangomar ~immediatel!
FORCES little Snow White to work II
the kitchen and takes all her Lowell.
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All along this dainty. sensitive ac-
trcss was winning. but 1t was not
until she confessed that she mad
started out as a poor govcrness with
a hole In her shoe, TO get G6o,OoV ny
capturing the man who was 10 coihe
into this fortune, that she completely
won her audience. She told the SIM
pie little story OF simple little Anne
with 80 much feeling that In taking
the audience into her confidence she
made her way into its heart.
There is little more TO be said for
the comedy by Horace Hodges and
T. Wigney Percyval. authors Oh
Grumpy" except that 1t has human
well-drawn characters who give 1t a
mildly humorous atmosphere. The
hero, however, cannot be included In
this list, for he Is made OF purely
theatrical timber. lie becomes a trife
ridiculous when he declares that he
knows Anne loves him because she
has darned his socks, and proclaims
this belief with socks In hand. As a
matter Of fact, Anne doesn't realize
that she cares for Anthony until she
hears an old naval captain say he
may become food for sharks. Mean
while she has saved the young of1cer
from drink and idleness by putting
him back TO work on charts and
things. She even succeeds in getting
him to pay his debts. The last re-
ceipted bill. in fact, is framed and
hung on the wall Could anything be
more beautiful?
There are other sentimental ex-
cesses to which Little Lady In Blue
is given. For example, Anne sits al
a spinnet in the "bar-parlor' OF q
Portsmouth inn and sings as lightly
as a bird. But don't Imagine FOR Q
moment hat she isn't practical. Al
doubt on this point is removed wher
she pulls off the boots Of the old Ad'
miral and gives up her to hin
so that he may die in comfort ant
leave his gay grandson i6O.OOo.
While tho play may be altogethe'
fanciful. 1t Is pleasing In its W in
genuous fashion, and 1t has beei
staged so admirably by Mr.. Belasc'
that the eye is completely satisfied
There are even special curtains
that harmonize with the simple set
tings.
Although her role must have seemed
Like child's play to her, Miss Star
made Anne charming and sang
prisingly well. She put the old Ad
miral TO sleep with "Rock-a-Bye
Baby" II you please, and after h
was off her hands tra-la-laed delight
fully TO the younger set at the tavern
A. G.. Andrews was excellent as 81
Anthony. an industriously crouch
character not unlike the long-endure-
Grumpy. But even better still wa
George Giddens as an old sea-dog VIII
might have stepped out OF a w. "
Jacobs story. Mr., Giddens made Cob
bledick a never-failing delight. Je
rome Patrick looked we'll in his uni
The evening world., 1916-12-22
1000 BOY SCOUTS
WILL POLICE PARK
FOR THE K|OD|ES
Real Indian Chief in War Paint
to Help Entertain With
Cousin Eleanor.

One thousand boy scouts. all
dressed In olive drab Just like the
regular soldiers. will keep watch over
the Riddle Klub when its members
assemble in Madison Square Park or
the afternoon of Dec. II to meet
Cousin Eleanor and Santa Claus
around the Tree Of Light.
The young soldiers in the making,
who have been drilling and preparing
for many months. will take charge OF
the police work OF the park. SO II
any member OF the Kiddie Klub
wishes information or help. all that
will be necessary will be TO CALI n
Of the gallant young knights of the
khaki. He will not only AFFORD pro-
tection but will be a friend OF every
Riddle in the neighborhood.
Then there will DO the boy bands
and the Juvenile performers TO add
70 the entertainment. Tho Riddles
who love the Leather Stocking Tales
and who know all about the Indiana
OF the days whom n pals face was le-
gitmats game for any we'll regulated
chief will all be Interested in Oskes
nonton. He Is a real American
Prince, II one may use tho term
Prince in speaking OF the Indian
tribes. His father was a great chief.
and O~skenonton will sing while wear
ing the war costume OF his father.
All members of the Riddle Klub
know that many OF the best stars In
the movies are children. Two of
them. little Janethel and Joseph Mon
ahan Of No. 15& State Street. Hack
ensack, will come TO the park and
give q three- minute entertainment for
the children.
When Miss Harrie Fumadc. the
best known bird warbler in all OF tho
country. comes to do her part In the
fun making the children will hear "A
lark, a nightingale. a thrush. n bobo-
link and all Of the other warblcrs
initiated.
Cousin Eleanor had a talk with
Santa Claus to-day. and they agreed
that II tho weather On the afternoon
OF Dec. 81. from $50 to $50 o'clock,
was not fine. the entertainment would
be postponed until the following
| afternoon.
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SARAH BERNHARDT
RS AS SHYLOCK

II is n relief TO say that Sarah
Bernhardt did not wear a beard when
she appeared as Shylock at tho En-
plre Theatre yesterday afternoon In
a Gallicized trial scene from The
Merchant OF Venice" Sho contcnted
herself with a dark wig Of curlcd
ringlets and heavy eyebrows that
gave her face a stern. grim express
sion. In whetting the knife meant
for Antonio she raised her foot 10
the table at which she sat Throughout,
the scene.
The physical aspects OF her per-
Torrance naturally excited curl
osity. Her acting vas interesting
chiefly for the emphasis she gave to
the sinister, vengeful phases Of the
character. II may be added that she
acted with considerable power.
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WORLDS CH|[ORENS
PARTY At STRAND THEATRE
To- BRING CHRISTMAS 10Y

clothes away from her. When SNOW
White accidentally meets a young
hunter in the woods, she becomes
quite interested In him, and he Is fas-
cinated by her though neither has
any idea who the other H.. So they
are both dumbfounded when the
young huntsman came to Snow
Whites castle and presents a letter
to the Queen asking for the hand OF
snow Whitc-for he is the Prilce
Florinond who has been sent to ask
for the hand OF the little Princess,
whom he has never seen.
Brangomar. who believed that the
Prince q coming to sue for her
hand, Is furious when she finds that
his note asks for Snow White. She
decides to kill the little girl and forces
old Berthold, a hunter and Snow
Whites devoted slave. to promise to
kill the child. lie is to bring her the
heart OF Snow White as proof OF his
act. Berthold takes Snow White into
the woods and there tells her what
he has been forced to promise and
she tells him 10 kill a pig and take It's
heart back TO the Queen. While he Is
doing this, n little bird leads Snow
White away to the cabin OF the sever
little dwarfs where she makes herself
at homo and wins their undying graf
ttnde.
When tho Queen discovers tha'
Snow White has escaped her. she trie:
10 kill her with a magic comb and Their
inveigles her into biting a poisoned
apple. snow White falls PROSTATE anc
is discovered by the dwarfs, who carry
her body in state to the palace, WHERE
the Queen rejoices until the furious
Prince F1orimond threatens TO kill her
In the excitement. the dwarfs drop th'
caskct in which there lies the body %
Snow White and she awakens. The
apple had stuck in her throat and sh'
had not swallowed II. The witch turn
Brangomar into a peacock and all end
happily.
The evening world., 1916-12-22
DARED FLAMES FOR PHOTO.
Girls Hair Burned on In Dash 10
save Mothers Picture.

Her mothers photograph. hidden un.
der a mattress, led Anna Powers. a
servant, to run through nre and smoke
Yesterday while the home OF Michael
Dunn, Prosecutor Of Psssaic County.
was burning in Paterson. y. j. She re-
covered the picture. but her hair was
burned on.
The Dunn home was destroyed with
william Hayes. 4 plumber, afre from
head TO foot, was saved by tho Prose
cutor's brother. Charles b. Dunn. Q
lawyer. who threw a blanket over him
The Prosecutor was In court whom he
learned Of the IRE.
The evening world., 1916-12-22
GIRL LASHES A CHAUFFEUR.
Her Cousin Held shotgun On Toll
liver, and she Did the Rest.

THpRcHT W TIC fftHIhI Nofh.J
BATON ROUGE. La. Dec. 2?-using
= buggy whip. while her cousin George
CLANCY, stood by with a shotgun, Miss
Sedonia Davis, eighteen visiting rela-
tives In Dixie, horsewhipped Tolliver
Boseman 10 alleged improper advances
mad to her while a passenger in Bose
mans auto.
Bosemhn filed srhdavit7 against both
Chaney and the YOUNG woman. charg-
ing assault. Bossman was given 100
lsshes and Ms back was cut In many
places.
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form. but he was the most m~atter-of-
fact lover that the stage has disclosed
in many a night. Horace Braham put
lively spirits into the moro youthful
Joe. Eleanor Pendleton was keen and
solicitous as Miss Quick. and other
parts were in capable hands.
You may be sure of finding capital
acting at the Bclasco.
The evening world., 1916-12-22

Harvey Dow Gibson was elected
President of the Liberty National
Bank yesterday In place OF Thomas
Cochran. who resigned to become .
member of J. r. Morgan 4 Co.
Mr.. Gibson II another banker wDo
has risen through his own Initiative
| and ability. Hs II thirty-four, 49,
| one OF the youngest men In the hpan-
' cial district to hold a position Of such
IMPORTANCE
The evening world., 1916-12-22

Irving Berlin, composer Of "Aisus.ds~s
Eassim: ssnS. ana osas Worn iarnsss
pated santa Claus song especially fns tho
readers Of The New Yort sunday world.
This cong. eomplsts With words snd music,
will be publishsd In ncyt sasdsy's weld.
Order your copy to-day.
The evening world., 1916-12-22

Second Of Troy. Seventh of New York
the Naval Militia OF New York. a squad
ron Of New York cavalry and a u de-
tachment from the field artillery to fire
the Governors salute.
The evening world., 1916-12-22
THE NEW PLAYS
Frances Starr Winning
in little Lady in Blue"
BY CHARLIE S DARNTON
playing the appealing. girIlsh auaTly

IT WAS in the final act of Little Lady in Blue" at the Beasco Theatre
last night. that Frances Starr found her chief opportunity for as
pnyIng tho appealng. grsh aualty that Is her greatest charm.
The evening world., 1916-12-22
MILITIA TO AID WHITMAN.
Men Back From Border "a Appear
In inaugural Parade.

ALBANY, Dec. 22.-Several OF the
National Guard units that saw service
the military display incident to the re-
inauguration here on Jan. 1 Of Gov.
Whitman. The d~etachments announced
to-day, are:
Thirteenth Coast Defense Of Brook
Ign; attachments OF the following In
fantry regiments: First Of B~inghamton.
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@ereitelter Tlud,tperindl.

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Sen iltttgen 9ertlheu, Sobann Son.
sin llno Sans @infler, fpeIde ON
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linO, niadten eeitern einen SIld.
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gettlafen bonn oritten Stod Der.
o6 uno ihuamilen nah Dem &C.
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biniiber. Sure Glrft mur6e jc.
sod entbedt unn Die bei0en gliSrei-
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bon Gefp Serlep Gin feltgenommeit.
81breio oes &rieges neroen 0eut.
i9e llntertanen nidt oeportiert.
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5um Beften Oct
HriegsnotleiOenOen
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anf benz Council Sfnffs gaiar
ais AnSiebangsfraft.

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inter 9iriaent Reeie's 2elltug cine
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men muroen. Ser 9eiuf Der S1n-
oeri6oar batte oti6eineito eth eroBes
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Do6en iid gang ousgeaeitnet I'M
terboltea uil0 Die @eld1fte in oel
beri1ieoeren 8tioen ipnren redjt leb-
baft. Die 8eronitaltung biirfte elm
idlones Siimmdlen fiir ben eole1
3Ded ergeben baben.
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Giptd ber archaeological.
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