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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-06

Lateral Sewer in alleys in blocks
between Garland and 81. Clair
aves., Jefferson ave. and lots is
and at Of Aberie's sub. Of the ely
lt OF lots j. 4. 3. and s. sub. OF
the ely II. ali Of p. c. i25. lying
between Jefferson and Mack ayes.
Crosse Pointe, Wayne Co, Mich.
W. II. Cummings, lot La. Aberies
M and that part OF lots I. 2. 3. 4 and
"A s. sub. of the ely n, all OF p. c.
726, and lying bet. Jefferson and
Mack ayes. Crosse Points. Wayne
). Commit. nv lot is5. last named
IN sub. ................... Part
MAJOR constructing vftrined Crock
Lateral Sewer In alleys I'm blocks
ga between Fairview and Lillibridge
aves., Jefferson ave. and lots and
ara Z Ismsy Eat 'S BEING 81 lots loot 10
Inc. Of OFiynn's sub. Of p. c. sss,
CROSSE Pointe. Wayne CO., Mich.
- Katue, lot s., Charrest's sub. OF
lot 1. Richard Lsmay Estate. being
ef p. c. sss. Crosse Points. Wayne
CO.. Mich Part
eD-For constructing vitrified Crock
Lateral Sewer In alleys In blocks
between Glover and Hiuger ayes.
Z Jefferson ave. and q point $40 It. ..
y
-. Nau. lot %. Hutton. Tigchon d
Nails sub. Of the My 3o.36s acres
OF that part OF p. CO. s41, cas-, ss7
and 3s2. lying .. Of and adjacent
e JsHsr:on .ys' Village OF Fair,
- Raise lot IL. Henry p. Glovers
sub. Of that part Of p. c. 2s. de-
scrfbsd a. follows: Beginning At
& the point of intersection OF the ely
LIN: e 2; q ss an, ,sa, the 'ly d lin.
20 min ". s6s.sI It. thsnos .. Il
dsg. s. min .. isosI n, thence n.
Is deg. % min. .. sso-s1 IT. thence
z. = dsg. 20 min; w.. on .. line Of
beginning and containing 1o.est
aores Part
RDC-Eor constructing vitrtned Crock
Lateral Sewer In alleys In blocks
<s between sc. Jean and Glover ayes,
6 e Il. .y LIN. .e q sa Rs'n st 80 IT.
~ De Blanc. lot %. Henry p. olovsrs
s sub OF that part Of p. c. &c, de-
sorfbsd a. foiiowsi Beginning at
the point Of intsrssction of the
Sc deg. 80 min. W. 3bS.s7 IT., thence
thence north ss deg. % min. z.
sso.n r. thence mo north = dsF' 90 90
ana oontaining 1864 acres. Part 1
N Part Z
,. Barron. let u. last named sub. .
1oA--For construatinE vitrifsd Crock
Lateral Sewer In alleys In blocks
between Lillibridgs and Beniteau
n avesL. Jefferson ave. and lot 70. OF
xssn niss5 ,x, VIE. Nv SUP 20 I OF par,
ave 0rosse Pofnts Wayne Co.
~. 6Sanghnsssy. lot &c. Kssn's River
. New cub. OF part OF p. c sss. ly.
s. <t1rr sly OF Jefferson ave-. Crosse
81 TSinte. Wayne Co. Mich. Part
|no1-@For constructing vitrinsd Crock
"a Lateral Sewer No. 1898 IN alleys In
r block bounded by Newport and
. Oneida JEFFERSON and Kercheva
wsyson. q no IT. of the n, 2ss23 II
~ that part Of Skinner q Moore
sub. yssat"d sept 70; isss I'M I'M
All. lying bet. Newport ave. AND
the 6rst alley .. Of Newport ave
- -ror constructing vitrined crocl
Infsra1 Saver No. 1895 I'm ale,
nnnf Of and parallel with -Four
- fseoth ave. from lot. ls 70 u. In
cI0.|ve. north Of Lothrop ave-. OK
S{{sfsr. lot ls, Osborn q Mccall
u " 10~fs sub. Of lots 3 and 10. Y sec
IS h. $4,000 Acre Tract. Detroit ans
0roonfleld. wayne Co. hfch.Part
~ eonstrueting yitrfned croci
Xn1oro1 0Qwor m alleys IN block
@11vom - 0aAr 80 Hamfitei
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-06

Walker & Radcliff. o. L. 20 All tnat
part of lot rs, plat OF the Meldrum
farm, excepted from Walker a
Radciiff's sub. of that part OF q. La
"a and rs, OF lots . and 10. Whip
Plies sub. OF o. Is. 2s and zI' Mel,
drum farm, bet Medium ana
Beaufait ayes. and n. OF Berlin st.
Detroit, Mich. ......s. ...fert
;sos-For constructing vitrined Crock
Lateral Sewer No. 1898 In alleys
in blocks bounded by wildemere.
Lirwood, Lothrop and Manchester
ayes and I'm alley In reur OF lots
2s TO 2S. inclusive. on W. =. or Lin
wood ave. >. OF Lothrop ave.
Crosman q Mckay. lot IL, Crosman
a McKay's sub OF part OF y sec
Wayn: Co, NieA ......... Part .
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-06

HD--For constructing vitrined Crock
Lateral Sewer In My and sly al
legs In blocks between Hillger and
Lycaste aves., Jefferson ave. and q
point me Il. . OF .. line OF Edlis
hrs. White. lot 90, Hutton. Tigchon
= q Nails sub. OF the My 30.S6s
acres OF that part OF p. c. Sal.
eSe. es7 and 3s2. lying Q. and ada
cent TO Jefferson ave, Village OF
Tairvtsw. Wayne CO.. Mich. Part 2
IoAr--For constructing vitrined Crock
Lateral Sewer In alleys In block
bounded by Lemay and Fairvisw
NJ. aves, Jefferson ave. and lots 81
and ~, OF Kean's Island View sub.
Of part Of p. c. TIA. .. OF Jefferson
ave, 0rosss Peints. Wayne Co.
U. Courtisr. lot 9. Kean.s Island
View sub. OF part OF p. G. TIA.
oresss Points. Wayne Co.. Mich.
Part
y xsan. lot .. last named sub. !.
,. stephens. lot ls.li..t named sub.
Part .
y. yssid. let ~. last named sub. !.
ff Part
q. Kean, let -, last named sub.
Part
a q Van Arndala. lot 20, last named
sub. Part 2
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-06

G.. B. q H. lot -. Galloway. Butter
field & Howland's sub. Of blocks 16
and ~. OF Scoveps sub. OF the W.
\ Of frac- sec. .. 7. s: r. II E.:
Title q Trust Co. lot 80. last named
Bus aei q Howiand. lot 20, But
terfeld 4 Howlands sub; Of blocks
Is and Is. OF scovers sub Of ". \
Greenfield, Wayne Co. Mich. Part
Butterneld 4 Rowland. lot a. last
Buit.rssld : Rowland. lot IS, last
oa hn%sS SUB But,.ra.ld q Horiand.
LOT -. last named sub. Part 2
Galloway. Butterneld q Rowland:
lot IS. last named sub: Part ?
lot Il. last named sub. ~. part
Galloway. Buttsrneid = Rowland.
lot ~. last named sub. Part =
Galloway: Buttsrfsid a Rowland:
lot -. Last , named sub uo Part :
lot -. last named sub. Part .
lot 81. Galloway. Butterfeld q
Howland's sub. OF block: 1s and
Of frae sec. 2. tt g.. r. IL r..
Green field. Wayne Co.. Mich Part
Galloway Butterneid q Rowland.
lot -. last named sub. 49,. Part
IoA--For constructing vitrined Crock
Lateral Sewer In alleys In blocks
Lemay ave-. Jefferson ave. and lot
80. Of Kean's Island View sub. Of
part OF p. c. T24, o.. Of Jefferson
ave, Crosse Peints. Wayne Co.
". Field. lot 1s. Benitsau's sub. Of
the n. ss3 n. OF that portion Of p.
oresss Points. Wayne Co. Mich.
Part .
". Field. lot II. last named sub.
Part
Kean. lot 70, Kean's Island View
sub. of part OF p. c. TIA, Crosse
Points, Wayne Co, Mich Part 2
w. Field, lot 30, last named sub.
Part .
H La Point. lot II. last named sub,
Part 3
J. Tsurnier. lot -. last named sub.
Part .
w. Jarvis, o. u lot 90, Ksan's Island
View sub. Of part OF p. c. 7f4. O.
OF Jefferson ave-. Crosse Potnte,
Wayne Co., Mich ..........P Part .
w. Jarvis. lot ~. last named sub. :
Part .
i7A-For constructing vitrinod Crook
Lateral Sewer In alleys In block
bounded by Benitcsu ave. and the
e. line Of Beniteau ave, extended
sly and Ensel ave-. Jefferson ave
and lot SO. OF Engel a Schwartzs
the ST. Jean farm. p. G. 2s. Village
OF Fairvfew, Wayne Co. Mich
Engel q schwartz. lot /, Engel d
Schwartz's sub. of part of o. Is.
l and 2 OF the st. Jean farm, p.
G 70; Village Of Fairview. Wayne
Engei q schwartz, lot SO. last named
J. Butler. lot 50. last named sub. .
Part 2
7tls-For constructing vitrifed Crock
Lateral Sewer No. zoos In alley In
block bounded by Beaubien St and
Oakland ave-. Boston boulevard
and Belmont ave.
r. J. Crane, lot 81. Moore. Hodges a
Warren's sub. OF the SLY u Of the
My u OF the My n Of Y sec.
81, 10000 Acre Tract. Hamtramck,
Wayne Co, Mich. Part 2
Ruor. .. Is II. lot 80. last named
SUP. .................... ...Part
ff77-For constructing vitrined Crock
Lateral Sewer No. 1867 In alleys
In block bounded by Leonard and
Carter. Regular and Desmond
ayes, also In blocks bounded By
Carter and Artillery Fvv-siar and
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-06

lbA-For CONSTRUCTING Vttrfned Crock
Lateral Sewer In alleys In block
between Montclair and LemAy
ayes. Jefferson and Ksrehsval
ayes. y
A. He'll. lot 3. Eureka sub. OF part
OF p. @. TIA. Crosse Peints. Wayne
Co.. Mich. .FaIt :
A Hell. lot Z. last named sub. Part 2
a4A-For constructing vitrined Crock
Lateral Sewer I'm alleys In block
between Liiiibridge and Beniteau
avss-, JEFFERSON ave. and q point
ssl It n. OF the n. line ef ksr-
cheval ave. scr
!. Richard Lemay Est. being lots
to II inc. OF O'Flynn's sub, OF
p c. s8s, Crosse Points. Wayne
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-06
CONSTRUCTING vrraIFIED CROCK LAT sEwERstcs.s..sa,

200 ~. u Oh tue n hhe oh Watet
loo st.
+. schultz. lot 81. Aberies sub. OF
part OF lots and Z. OF the e. y
OF r. &. 725, Crosse Pointe. Wayne
Co, Mich. ..............,.. Part =
f. Aberle. lot 80. last named sub: :.
F. Langiois. lot 80. last named sub;
Part ?
f. Langlois. lot s6. last named sub.
Part =
T. Gordon. lot liz. last named sub.
Part
L. Aberie. lot rs. last named sub.
Part 2
Il. Aberle. lot ia, last named sub.
Part 2
T. Aberle. lot ll6, last named sub.
Part ?
L. Aberls. lot lls. last named sub.
Part
L. Aberls. lot III. last named sub,
Part 2
NJ Davis. lot 1ss. last named sub.
Part :
II. wsrth. lot lss. last named sub,
Part 2
=. Absris. lot i67. last named sub.
Part 3
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-06

Co, Mich ..fart
Troester. lot 1e1, last named sub,
Part
"A Begin. lot 1s7, last named sub.
Part
r. zug. lot ia, last named sub.
Part
n ZuR. lot lis, last named sub,
fsI Part
7. Chene. lot -. last named sub:
y. Chene. lot sb, last named sub.
Part
r. Chsne. lot 81. last named sub:
Part
De vogelaer. lot 8, De yogelaeri
Eureka sub. OF part OF p. Q: ia
Crosse Pointe, Wayne Co., Mich.
.3ffssE Part
De voEslasr. lot .. last named sub
Part
De voseiasr. lot rs, last named sub
800 Part
De vogelaer. lot 70. last named sub
Part
De vogeiasr. lot 80. last named sub;
Part
Ix-Eor non.fructfnC vffrifed Croci
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-06

Lateral Sewer No. 1870 In alleys
Central ayes, Fort st and NJ c.
r. r.
A. DesJardin. lot 81, Moses w. Fields
sub. OF part OF p. c. 81. SPRING
wells. Wayne Co. Mich. Part
A DesJardin. OF as. last named sub,
Part
Unknown. lot ao1. last named sub.
Part .
Unknown. lot 2o2. last named sub,
Part
Unknown. lot sos, last named sub.
Part
- IL
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-03-06

IWf-For cohbtruCtIuB 49,, t,,
block bounded by DOWN st. AND
springweIis ave-. Fulton and Cot
tage Grove ayes.
Abbott W. 10 n. lot Is. sags's SUP:
OF lot i. OF the sub. Of o. L 3. OF
the sub. of the shipyard Tract. and
lot IA. and the n. ios.ss Y. OF lot
"a. Of the sub Of p. c. It's. Town
ship OF springwslis. Wayne Co.;
.S MGR 90 o. lot n. last named
sub. - -
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
REPUBLICANS ARE
UTTERLY At SEA
Minority Can't Conceal lis Dis
gust and Dissatisfaction Over
Democratic Harmony.
DIFFERENCES SETTLED
House Majority Working
Smoothly, and Party Headed
Toward White House,
. DIFFERENCES SETTLED

Washingto, April i5.---Thc Demo
Gratis III Congress are enjoying life to
the fullest extent Just now while they
sec ,hc. lends on the minority-the
Republican side Of the llousc-hardly
q Ole 10 control their disgust and dis
satisfaction with events As they are
taking place here from day TO day
ana The Sight is truly one 10 fill the
heart OF amy good Democrat with
,hnnks-tihnks that nov, more than
las been the case in years, the mem
Lers OF the party are getting tosether
with tie Republicans utterly at sea.
The House situation Is one u in
.nire coincidence. Dcruocrats like
I<itci.in Henry, Eranily. Clayton Tn
dcrwood ana a dozen other leaders in
ihe once lowly minority took hope
when the news flashed ever the coun-
try last November that the Rcpubli-
cans had ben BUSTED thai Caunonisin
was at an end, and ina; the iron rule
OF the majority HAT rad been SO rigid
ly enforced for the last sixteen years
was to come TO a close They saw
light breaking IN the East-dimly at
frst-but breaking ali the same. They
saw the beautiful sun rise on brighter
day-a Democratic day-onc that made
Them glad 10 claim lncbcrship iii the
great party Of Jefferson.
Tie little squalls that We're looked
for came None expected the rcor-
Eanization OF the House 10 be perfected
natural sequence to the taking over
by the Democrats OF the situation that
had SO long been held in the firm grasp
OF the Republican organization.
But these are now things OF the past
Democrats have fixed their little diff
icrenccs ana settled down TO make a
record that Will carry them triumphant
y into the White House in 1912. They
are headed that way, TO use the home
y phrase of Senate, Benjamin Ryan
Tillman, OF South Carolina, "as sure
rs siiootin'." and he knows what that
means down in Edgeheld county.
The House is now solidly together.
and what is the situation over across
the aisle on the Republican side?"Jim"
Mann, chosen leader OF the faithful lit
tie band that saw its power talk en-
away with one mighty swoop. has been
trying since the extra session began
10 rally his forces. hut the task is a
hard one Seeming TO realize ftilly the
hopelessness of their position. they arc
making a desperate tight, but tile tide
is running strong against them The
Democrats have the whip handle and
they do not hesitate to use the long
lash where II will cut and sting.
So much for the House. Over in the
Senate there is nothing to indica q
that any trouble is ahead Like House
members. those in the senate viii soon
become accustomed 70 the now orde,
of things. new order due TO many
causes, and work in harmony with
the lower branch for a Democratic
victory III 1912 There snot. noN. sofar
Hs seen llere a single clc.u on the
political horizon. The situation was
never more harmonious nor the out
look brishtcr p. II. MEG.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

money with all Of them. for had
learned By experience just how To
market them. Ny capital was hardly
sufficient TO go into a big business at
once but las; year ! branched out ana
organized the Chemical Supply Com
pany, out Of which am making to-
day handsome income. running from
$4,000 TO $4,000 4 year.
Il lad reached the hopeful cnnoi,.
sion, for that was really ms attitu,ie
VII you recognized inc, shines that
would nos have to reveal myself as
Clarke any more. AS Ralph Benton
have prospered. and only few weeks
ego married a Richmond girl. whose
acquaintance ! have enjoyed these two
years. kept thinking tina; in anothe,
couple OF years the courts Of New
York state would declare me judicially
dead and really was just as well
satisfied.
Once or twice persona who passed
through Richmond thought they recoE-
nizcd me, but threw them of ANA
they went away satisfied that they had
made mistake. But when saw YOU
and realized from Your look into my
eyes that you couldn't be deceived. /
decided that would lei you know
the truth. and depend on YOU to pre-
serve my secret. Now you have 1t ALL
and I'm going to live and die as Ralph
Benton, Ralph Clarke, to me, is al
ready dead"
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
CLOTHES BRING ABOUT
DOWNFALL OF THIEVES

Especial Cable 10 The Times pispa ,ch.
Paris. April ga silk hat and an
ovcrcoat with an astraklian collar have
been the means OF bringing about the
downfall OF gang Of thieves
1t is the custom among professional
housebreakers 10 I'll themselves out,
occa sionally. in debonair garments, but
Eugene Plat. one OF the authors OF an
attempted outrage AT Bry-snr- Marine
the other day. has reason 10 regret hay
ing donned topper and a swell
ovcrcoat lie and his fellow ciac ks
men attempted TO force their way into
Il villa occupied hy an old lady and
her servant Although revolver was
levele1 at the servant. She was not
intinidated, and cried for help. The
gang immediately made off. their motor
car helping them to effect a speedy cs-
care.
Tie woman, however. had noticed
among them the TALL MAN with tho
silk hat and the astrakhan collare'.
coat. She informed the police. who,
through this clue. were successful In
CAPTURING the leader al the band and
piat. known as Zig Eugene who
turned on his accomrlices, and the
entire gang. including the automobile
driver. We're arrested.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

TO have picked me out figured unless
showed some signs OF lunacy in
my actions.
"A; the enc Of four days. being con
vinced that was actually as sane as
ever, I crossed Ia Jersey and troTlcyed
as far as Trenton Thence | Went, to
Philadelphia. where stayed half Il
day. finally arrived at perryvillc.
Nd.
There a contractor was ,earinr
down an old railroad bridge and | ask
ed for work as n iaborer. The man
scanned me closely for moment. la
finally said he needed help and would
take me- though he didn', think I'll bc
good for much hard work
Toughcned by IIcnry Work.
We'll ] worked on the bsiIge foi
thrco weeks. y large part OF the work
was in a swampy region half sub
merged. Ny hours were from TO :.
It WAS killing "a, first. but soon my
muscles toughened and became used
20 carrying heavy loads through mud
and water hin deep. My nay was $3.50
a day.
Mex, went to Richmond. There |
was known as II r.. Benton when
working in tho shop or the American
locomotive Works. Ny work was on
the lathe. about the most fatiEung
task in the shop. m April. l9C-. i an
swered an 'ad' and got a position as
salesman with the Columbia Shoe
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
NORFOLK ENTHUSIASM
Is RUNNING HIGH
Especial cable to The Times Dlspa ,ch.

Especial Cable TO The Times Dspa tch.
Norwich. April l5.-Enthusiasm is
running high In Norfolk for the record
show which the Royal Agricultural So
ciety will hold al Grown Point. Mr.
Russell Colmans estate, close to this
city. from Juno oe &c so next. and
day. June IS.
Besides the King. there will be
many other distinguished visitors TO
the 150-acre showyard amid the Crown
Point woods. The overseas ministers
Of agriculture have all been invited.
and several foreign Aspirations of
farming experts will he present. There
Is to be lavish entertainment at most
Of the country houses in the neighbor-
huod of Norwich, and the house agents
lihve never known so large demand
for furnished residences as they are
now faced with Accommodation in the
principal hotels with unobtainablc long
before last Christmas.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16
Y. N. |. READY,
FOR INSPECTION
Cadets Well Drilled for Annual
Visit of Army
Officer.
Especial to The Times-Dispatch.

Lexington, Va. April 15.-Every-
thing at the Virginia Military Institute
Is now in readiness for the coming OF
Captain simmons. the War Depart
mont Inspector, who is scheduled to
arrive in Lexington Monday night The
cadets have been drilled during the
past week for an hour each morning
III addition TO the regular afternoon
work. The morning periods We're given
over TO battalion drill. especial attcn-
ton being paid to advance and rear
guard formation. outpost and picket
duty, and normal attack forma ton
The afternoons have been occupied
with special drills--signul. first aid
artillery, field exercises. topography
and practical military engineering
Tuesday afternoon there were field
lnanoeuvres and n sham battle, which
lasted for nearly three hours. and
covered four miles Of territory in the
vicinity of East Lexington. During
this time tho signal corps was given
some practical experience In reporting
the movements of tho enemy by means
of the heliogrRph and buzzcr.
believes that the cadets are NOW pro-
licient In all the drills. and he is con
hdcnt that at the inspection this year
the corps will mako showing which
Will more than do credit to the brill
liant record which VIM. l. has always
made i'll the past.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

Company When ] left them was
making al week. Then for awhile
| travelled through the country selling
safety razors for Smith {: Iicmcnvay.
Then met man who was travel
Ing for tho Parker Chemical Company,
md through him got Il job az sales
man for that concern. 4 had found a
liking for the chemical business stiil
rlinIing to me. doubtless because OF
the interest had taken in The rccciv-
crship OF that chemical company that
mentioned before And when Ind
worked In the swamp lands Of Mary
land realized wilat great opportuni-
ties lay in the marketing Of CONNER
cia gcrmicidcs End chemical com
pounds OF that nature
las a chemical salesman / travelled
a great deal. have been as far North
as the Yukon gold district. and as fa,
South as Argentina, and all tbs. time ]
was storing away knowledge and saw
ing my money, for did not intend to
work eternally for somebody else. !
was too close TO the tifty-ycar mark
to be able to waste ans more limo than
necessary in that way.
Rose In the Chemical Trade.
Eventually settled down in Rich
mond and began business on my own
hook In The manufacture of chemical
compounds of various kinds. some OF
these were secret in their nature.
others were patented. but made
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-04-16

statesman was treated us IL he were
The devil incarna,e. III both cases MIR.
Gladstone was the person upon whom
society vented its wrath
The first time was when he opposed
Disraeli. when the Tories were trying
10 ombroil England in Il war With
Russia III order TO prevent the liberia
ton of Bulgaria. The second was
when there seemed to be Il chance OF
carrying home rule. Now this evil
sentiment goes deeper down because
the classes ana especially the great
handed class. feel that their purses are
endangered by the fiscal legislation OF
the government. Hence they empty
ont their Walls of wrath against the
ministers. who. however do not seem
penny worse for all the vitupora-
tion to which they are exposed.
Primntc Cold TO Arbitration.
spent the entire morning to-day
with the Lord Mayor OF London NJ the
Mansion House found him in the
hfghes, spirits over the success which
has attended his efforts to secure n
great meeting at the Guil6hal OH the
subject of Anglo American arbitra-
ton. Both MIR. Asquith and Mr. lSal-
four Will tend and speak. This Is
tile first time in the long and Illus
trious history OF the city Of london
that the leaders OF both political par
ties have attended city meeting in
support of any political proposa, what
ever.
ITO have achieved this result" said
the Lord Mayor. lis sufficient TO make
my muyoralty memorable"
Much dissatisfaction is being en-
pressed III various quarters at the at
titude of tho Archbishop OF Canterbury.
who has been q persistent vet blanket
upon a demons tration of national feel
ing of Anglo American arbitration.
The Anglican clergy are Very seldom
to be relied upon in the cause of peace.
During the I3oer war an enormous
majority Of them Was either absolute
ly silent or cnthusias ticuily in favor
Of war with the Doors. The a!s,h-
bishops wife the other dag christcned
one Of the new drcadnoughts in the
presence and with the approval OF her
husband. | have nothing to say
against that, hut when archhishops
lltakc so active and prominent part in
promotins peace by armaments III Is
i doublv incumbent upon them TO be
equally active in promoting peace by
| arbitration
| However. the advocates of arbitra :
zion have not done With the archbishop
/: yet. and Il formal appeal will bc made
| TO him and u lie ether heads OF the
churches Of England and Scotland TO
constitute committee of appeal 10
the religious organizati of the coun
Try in accordance with the rccommcn-
ddton of the Lord Mayor,
larry Britain tells me that every
Thing IS going well for the dinner
: the Pilgrims will eivcto the Prime
Ministers OF the overseas dominions
i on May - ncNl. lord Roberts will
| preside. Sir Edward Grey will lie pres
! ent and the American ambassador. Ii
will be the FIRST occasion on which Tho
representatives Of all the English
Speaking communities OF the world
/ will be gathered together. Coming a.
It docs directly after the Anglo-Amer-
! lean arbitration, the banquet Is lkei,
J Ia he historic.
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WOMEN DIRECTING
BLOMATHQME RIFLE

Noh'lnued F'rom Frs, Rage 7
IS berg Used without any hesitation
in order [" mike lin fcel tilai Id is
rGsard.d ~ little LETTER than a leper.
II he and Mrs Churchill are known to
b. going 10 any social functions num-
hcrs of hciG!Vitrd guests Will decline
10 Tleer i!teN,- I@rgllsh Tories alwaya
had tendency 10 dcvelop a Very bad
feeling towards their opponents am
nd enough 10 remcmber TWO previous
nqra sions when leading English