The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-03-28
|(()UIS AND
oLICE WILL
TEDDY
nsr President Arrives Satur-
~ Afternoon; Speaks in
Armory In Evening
Ions TO BE OPEN HOUR
BEFORE SPEECH STARTS
lCRroasive WOmen's Club
Adopts Plan for Raising
Campaign Funds

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ia 0ol. Theodore Roosevelt will bring
1g expansive, toothy smile to Detroit
s1:9o, Saturday afternoon. when his
11n 10 scheduled to arrive over the
= thigaa Central railroad. A commit.
9 q prominent Detroiters, most OF
- Progressives, will meet the col
<DM and escort him to the Hotel Cad
The committee Will ride in auto
$4blloe from the station up Jeher'
210rave. to Woodward-ave., to Michi-
B 1nrAve., and then to the hotel. Com
1koioner Croul has provided an e.
Fooet Of police.
xksre II q chance that the Boy
oo0ts will take hand in escortinG
90 Roosevelt. Though no Official ar
%S1nnoments have been made, many Of
B&ho boys are planning to be at the
&ntion to meet their vice-president-
&r that II what Col. Roosevelt is
|na they know that they will not be
onied the opportunity OF acting al
~ bodyguard.
The colonel will probably spend the
fognoon In the Hotel Cadillac
horo Z special suite has been rein
Hoa and furnished anew for him. As
Hot = Saturday afternoon, labors half
ko1lday, Il will not be surprising II
D7kGrU 10 q large assemk.agS on Wash
0tonrblvd., where the balcony over
~ carriage entrance affords good
ianeo from which the colonel could
ndreos q demonstrative audience
80 demanded q speech from him.
Tha doors Of the armory. where Col
oooevelt will speak at 1880, will be
woned at $50 to accommodate the
flected crowd. Excellent weather
promised, and there 10 every indlca'
- that the hall will be crowded.
The second quarterly meeting OF
~ National Progressive Women s
rs met, Thursday, in the College
~. The large attendance and
orty enthusiasm Of the members
~ their guests promises much for
S9 future successful work OF tbs
The president Mrs. Strickland
800 eaye an address on the prin-
80 OF the National Progressive
~. and followed this with an out
- Of work for the ensuing three
ntha. embracing Progressive con-
ontions in the homes of the mem
~ every two weeks. The plan was
6pt6d and leaders appointed.
feature OF the meeting was
~ originated by Miss May Roland
he raising of campaign funds by
National Progressive party. Miss
Ind describing 1t AZ follows:
noIect and set apart one day In
year to be known as the National
ressive collection day on which
Eaise funds for campaign pur-
- each and everyone to con-
0to according to his means. The
n1a ahQuld Eatner together, men,
nen and children, and 1t should be
~ Of general rejoicing. a day to
Qk forward to, to plan for. day to
1pbrate, q day In which all may
1or and learn Of the great political
~ Of which they are part
&G0A there be candidates for once.
k them come forward on this day
IN the people may see and hear
IN.
The National Progressive party Is
q ne people and for the people, and
IN man and woman should feel
III AlUself and herself personally re-
Gn01ble for Its success and know
j. ~ each has part TO perform.
poon Zach one has contributed &C.
4 r61ng to his means, he will feel an
1tGEoUt never felt before.
Dnch county should arrange for its
8~4(1 Ce1ebration. Aug. the an
H&fnory of the birth Of the National
y 400Tosstve party. would be- a most
t&lng and suitable day for this
VAfation.''
ne plan was unanimously Endorsed
~ ne club and It's adoption recon-
onGed.
Many new members were added to
o club and hearty cooperation OF