The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1910-11-23

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S5il n.y. Noy. Monroe y 81 street
" NE inane , street 81 chicago mas
maze II several new strides recently IN
ls ,itkt..aa9ay from la ale winch for
yer Il me iuou pltipl pres
vail StreeI the
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p " rust
!. uuilidiLng @entsup, the Harris Trust Y
s1IExings tank mas peen added, anu the
sal,glai ytsank sot Ghleago. has re-
olSonmerclai Nauonal
" ny Ei11earoorn ana Monroe.
nov y le9. Weanty,story skyscraper Is
w, opPosite tne FIRST Ma
sp.is ~ " q brewing company
w IN. q restaurant un-
I te,, ~ tnat iocatlon. Inc
,sisallhs Sw " irontage OF 10 -
Nv ,si ittiili an tne gap DetWeen
tne Duiid
sSaWita slGxteen story structures
ne .;WaF sanu a vista OF other
sIir e ,s1ia,alg aaclnding the Womans
tne w YORK Lie ana me
,aIss.' sas g,liildings up ana down the
sHgle nat part OF the loop distfct
LIZ stnsscsnes 30 y, eongested that the
.sls advanced 1ar De-
1919 9nei Hlost rosys e:ASpecta9lons hve
sSiii ssea Y estate values al over
LIZ Ssgy1StiYe ttakeh onsnew aetlNity
= 81, iliiosI reported
aellis sttoWtng quick !prohtsi IN prop
ME- iioIl n,atlyiyears was mac
ana aouptful future!
sySylsstns women Ghicago the re-
lsa ASht e horongh cleanup
nj Epiased py sGhleL OF Police
lefWa ~. undressing the chi:
osy ~ GiuD, aeciared' unul
ns;sWonlen get, OUT 5their 4proqms and
s S4l tlle sIsWeePaing we neVsF Will geat
inns 3to W W morally
men ha ven 7 me time Seg me moral
and not one man inSten
) SHOWS enough outside OF MS business
70 pc ail2Iea 70 vote: Already there
are 700 mansSSity ordinances as well ltl
as TOO mangS laws, but II woman omar
OWNS anSaptomopiie she does NOT OBJ
serve the2lTaiiic.s fni es. A woman on N
an electro rnn;about VIII 60 straight
taown tneSmiudies OF the street and
make al the raster machines run
afouha. her, OF sne' WIZ tttn Straight
INTO the curp without warning 70
any one. -Four women VIII walk
abreast down the sidewalk, anu nine
VIII wait LOT cars side by SIDE, en-
aangerlns the lives OIL those VINO must
Walk around the INTO cross the street"
Ghlet steward mas some very definite
IDEAS ABOUT what Is needed 1or CITY
BITS VINO are arrested, ana ne AIDED:
Every year there are thousands OIL
girls prought IN py poilcemen, VINO are
not oaa, put theg are .herded with
criminals. ihey snould e nave tine
peneht 81 KIM sjWorus ana treatment,
ana nave speciai accommodations and
care. me oailot ior women, Chiei
steward. steward heid 10 pc unnecessary De-
cause OF thelr inhuence with men.
IN regard 70 the over supply OF law,
winch every one recognizes and no
one tcorrects. ne said: The best thing
the legislature could do this winter
Wonid De TO repeal hall OF the exist
ing laws. and then adjourn for three
years You cry out, why don't the
policemen enforce the laws?p Why
don't you, for that Is your business?
HIS business Is to preserve the peace"
Growing recognition OF American
musicians IN America was shown when
Francis Macmillen, violinist, played
with the Thomas orchestra In Chi
cage, and was ranked by critics with
Fritz kreisler. the greatest violinist
OF the day. The inexplicable preju-
dice with which the American music,
ian long has struggled is now breaking
down, observers say, and Americans
are giving greater credit TO their
countrymen, whose musical gifts
and attachments are readily admitted
abroad. Not many years ago 1t was
Impossible for an: American artist to
get hearing with any great sym.
phony orchestra and this was not be:
cause the foreign conductors: were
ayerse to helping American artists,
rhey had always been far.stghted
enough to know that the permanence