The sun., 1910-11-13

shins for ths sSscsiony' Ne makes Q
mighty aatacis on thu upper rsgtsesr
Betvssn Ais prelude and Q retreat sounded
- g. e hss contemporaries Af half past
10 there is . moving picture Of many
boys Of many minds. This last ons re-
fsrred 70 has In place OF horn q bundle
Of 'szrrys' which he psddles.
Some Of the boys IN this moving picture
Of nfe discovered that peculiarly noisy
noise could DO made by dragging big
brass cow bells along tho sidewalk. hit
ting thsm now and then on the asphals
By raining and lowering theu, ON their
corsis and ringing &C tho same moment
I.onsisllow said in one Of his popular
posns that you learn In school that a
boys win 10 tho winds will.. Thss IL
al righA but n hn had witnessed :hs
Manhattan boy on election night hs might
have chung 70 his belief. bus would prob
ably explain thas hs referred 70 the wind
thAs LITE mansar1 rooss and carries than
milsa diseanl Al the restrained noise
thas municipal legislation kesps in bounds
gsta an outles and hs doss justice 70 the
occasion with The cowbells. horns. trum-
pesA rattlers and othsr musical instru-
rents allowed for this outdoor orchestra.
WHICH. ux0 u fkoukAflHh o&1As iOslthte
neither rehearsal nor notes 20 make per-
feos.
Souss OF him-the boy-wore caps
turned around 90 that the visor pro-
tectsd the backs OF their necks and left
their heated brows exposed 20 the ele-
] ments- Some Of him escorted pony
shop giria, rssplsndens In light dstinG
sk kirts and hats not unlike his own amsndsd
variety. but ornamsntsd with spiky auills
that were elective q hat pins In helping
the owners to gst through the crowd.
Notwithstanding the report that oonsstti
and bonfrss were 20 b taboo "a this
occasion. some es Him bad sondrous
iiluminations with ar barrels 81 ode
streets and sthers sprtnklsd rcd and
green d!sks on ths Fourtesnth street mob.
One OF Him lsd proosasion slong q very
animated block downtown. Il was not
! a. elective In dispersin9 the crowd a.
some OF The football r1lshss. but is was
psrfeos from an auditory point Of view.
Tho procsssiou was equipped with huge
dish pans. rescued from ash barrels or
kitchens. which vsrs pounded With
muscular abandon. outwalkers were
provided with moro matter Of fact noise
makers and added thsls din. getting little
credis bus doing thsir duty manfully.
. A there 10 . deAd centre In the rnoss
! rapidly moving mechanism. where all
motion seems 20 stop. 80 In thia pande-
| nonium Of sound thers were patches Of
apparent silence whcre tho uproas was 90
/ g-eas that there did not seem to b any
at all.
| u was In one OF these thaA you were
able 70 visualize the scene which before
| you had only heard. Il was not without
its effective features. from a sconic stand
point Thers were great n,asses Of light
and shade . moving az ,Anse OF figures
picked ouS by searchlights with white
faces staring into the depths OF the blue
Gray spirais OF smoke twisted and turned
IN the upper air. and below evary form
OF electric light and every color was
brought into play primarily to advertise
Some necessary luxury or luxurious
necessity Of nfs. but having q secondary
purpose Of furnishing background for
the carnival comedy. Wherever space
permitted in the squares canvases were
raised and other scarchlights turned on
these. showing election figures or such
appropriate pictures from the stock OF
the itinerant vendor OF sights as
Swiss Chalets.' -Fireside Stories.' The
Ballet Girl at Home Napoleon Crossing
the Alps and The Reformed Rake
Aeroplanes were not omitted from the
largess OF views and even yachting
scenes and burGiaries were allowed. The
crowd stopped and appisuded all alike.
From the tops OF high buildings ulumi-
native pictures showed how you could
get q 80. 900 dollar homo on Fire Island
by paying 81 a week for the rest OF an
unnatural life. To prove that it is