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Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03
Hats Away From
the Ordinary

One feature that stands out boldly in the
Chamberlin-J Ohnson-DuBOse Co.. millinery
section is that the hats are distinctive they are
away from the ordinary-in a way that is most
acceptable to women.
There is a cause, of course.
1t is found when you consider the origin of
the hats shown here.
The ideas that have won Estelle Mershon, of
90 f. 10th Street New York, such splendid rec
ignition among the fashionabes of New York
are those that show in Chamberlain ohnson-Du-
Bose Co. hats.
They come from exclusive Paris shops, and
every store is not so favored by them as is Els
telle MershOn.
And as the origin of millinery styles is re-
moved from Paris they suffer.
New hats from EsteIle Mershon have arrived.
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03
British Aviator kiIIed.

SALISBURY, ENGLAND, OCT. g
Lieutenant HUMPHREYS, of the British
army's aviation corps. was killed he,e
to-day in a fall with his aeroplane.
He was the 333d victim of aviation
Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-10-03

NEWS
Important Events From All
Over the Old World Told in q
Few Short Lines.
India Bank Suspends.

BOMBAY, Oct. 3-The Credit Bank |
Of India, Ltd, suspended all payments
o-day.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-13
Matki moga bezp1ecznje
kuDOWaC

ORA King'a New Disco worry i
dawac go dz:eciom. gdy nawie-
Ozone az cierp;a na zaziebien1e.
kaszel, chprobe, ga,d}a lub piuc,
dob,ze smakuje, nie szkodllwe, rae
uz, ts zawsze uzYxane.. Pani Bruce
Crswford, Niagrs. No. pl.ze::
,,Dr'a Kin'ga New Discovery zm,e-
nito nassgo chiopca ( blsdego, sla-
beyo, chorego NJ prawdsiwy obrax
sdrow,a." Zawsre pomaga. Kupcie
60 " apiece NJ. J. Kowalew skiego.
Advertisement.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-13

l l''!1E..!e' ole .a stlla'4tnalh j .bllska byla..
utonlecia.
CHOJNIQE. Tutejsi mist
rF t,of's trav,soeyl otrs, mali Cd So
r'adu Hojjakowego 1an6w'enie
usrycia 5000 p}assczy tolnlorsklch.
- RYJEWO. Odroku 3onaty
R~oboszewski sp6tni{ sic ma poo
ciag i chcia} ~jeszcze wskoczYc dol
Przy6em upad} i przejachany zosta}
G}owa zosta'a mu cd cla}a odc,ets.
- CHuJNICE. Slusarza Robers
ia Weglorza skaza} sad {awniczy
W Zfotawie "a kradZiez l Zebrae
nine M tydsieh wiezienla oraz
cztery tygodnle aresztu. Za{ozon9
przeciwko temu apelacye izba kar
ma v Chojnicach odrzuc,}a
- WEJHEROWO. Ma }awce
mad staWem znaleziono czeladn,ka
szewskiego Rebusohata be- 4ycfa
r. dostavaf csesto kurczy i Z
pc wno6cia " napadzie kurczy po-
strada} zycie.
- w B ,laszawie spali} sig st6y
s}omv.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-13
Z GALlCYl

w KRAknWIE umaI ks Ale
ksan Ter Moh', nal-za:y do zatonu
Jezut'w Rodsice jego b,h prxez
ck,utn,ks Murawiewa wygna"i ma
S,b,~ W r. 1868 H., mia>ta Ufy pod
Uralem, gd.ie ,m.'ly SIC r
dz.}. Praw,e cu1em haste
pnie .tam,qd byli uwoln'eM W
xakou.e ro1winqt zmar}v Diexwykly
talent pnhlicy>tycznv, nawvdax vat
m, ost~o ks,aiek j brrszur. W Pc
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-13

o..A.an ,,oh
.;,, Ga sL..., IN ,ntu
-
KEDhIE,RZYN. Oval mfodzi
robotn,cv kole,owi, zatrudnieai
nanrava torn ma dworcu tuteiszym.
III" 'p''
ORZEGOW. Woztica Ka,za.
k,6ry bys piianym staaie, FACIAL
:,
mic mu eie ME stale, odn;ost tglko
niezDacznie okalecAnie Najwieksza
przyczypa tego ~yPadku byla znd@
vodka.
Cd tego CT .su jej ME widziano'
Gi.IWICE. D, kont ,ru kupc.
sliwki y rvnku w}smal, s,e .}odzie-
ie rozb,li ssafen ssr.dli 10000 mr.,
" gotowce i pap.erach w~artosclo~
" re
-roh Dr~vcuo~c~oln;o 90 RI n;
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-13
z POI MOSkALA.

4 POD MDSkALA.
WlLNO. Skonfiskowano tn
osta;u' zeszyt tygodn'ka pt--Prze.
glad Wilenski "a a%rtyknl Abramo
wic.a, omawiajacy sytuacje pol,ty.
cana.
WARSZAWA Ma ullcy Teszno
O ma}o ME d ,s1lo do wie,kiej awau-
fury miedzy 4ydami l c~hr4ekciia.
nami' Pow5d byl ten, 1e jak;s
wyrostek zydowskl uderxy] kob;':te
chrzesc,jauke. Oburzona ten kobe.
ia wymierz}}a wyrostkowi policzek
w6wczas zebral sic wielki tlum
zyd6w zaja} tax g'ozna postav e,
z.z ,rud.m wsadzono kcbiete do
dor6iki w~ywl.z,ono. " tym czas;e
xebra} sie tium chrzescija6ski l juz
m'a}o przYjSc do groznej Walk,
gdy nadeszsa policja t}nm rope
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-13

KARTUZY. w piqtek pc
poi 6 dzieci szk6lnych za}ama}o
sic ma lodzie jeziora, ale udalo sic
urstowac. 13-letni Emil Albrecht
kt6ry zadyleko sic odwaay} utonal
i dop;ero nastepnego dina male
ziono jego cia}o Pred trnema
micsiecam, zonaty brat utopione-
go PREY towieaiu ryb re statku W
tenn samem j%eziorxe znalaz} Smierf.
- WlELE. Pogrzeb zacnej
matA; ks. prob. Szydzika odby} sic
z wielkim udz,a}em duchowien-
stwagi ludu. Ksiezy bra}o udzia}
81
- TUCHOLA. Posiedziciela
plantszy Hama lander PREY bicga-
niu ma }Yzwach uratows} l2-letnia
Ide Kop,cka z Koclinki, kt6ra "a
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-13

MOsKWA. Ogremna seDsac]e
wywo1a}o tn znikniecie m}odej zy-
d6wkl re sfer ~lelkieJ p~lutoxracji
Zyd6wke te mia{ uwieEc i urfowa-
die ekskr6l portugalski Manuel "
zasie polrozy szej po Rosji'
kIJON n. Ares .tewaao 20 os6b pod
zarzutem szpiegostwa ma rzecz
Austrji.
WARSZAWSKA j.ba sadowa
skazsla ksiedza Jana Rud ,ic<'egs
ma 8 mie,iecy twierdzy "a u1slelenie
slunu un1tom " 1899 reku l pred
stawienle fAtszyrych sw iadk6w.
PIOrKKOW. Olbyto sic uro-
czyste po6w,ecenie no~eEo gmachu
Tow. Roluiniczeyo, ceremon;i do
pelnil ks kan. Zagr'ejewski " ot.-
czcHlu rady i zarzadu Tow. Role
n'c1ego i s~yndykata jak r6wn1ez
l.czr1e p%rzYbyfych %obywateli z'em-
skich.
Pc %dokonaniu poswiecenia uczes,
"icy zyrcmadzi)i s,e v sail zebran,
sdzie pr1emawIali pm. Felix's Neks.
nda Trepka, Makulski i Tadeusz
Walckl. Pc tych przemowienlach
luzynier Goebel, wygfcsit referat o
orsan-zacjacb, icb rozwoiu i wp}y-
vie "a zycie spoil. czue.
Zebrauie zakcnczy}a zajmujYca
ola ziemlan pogadanka o msszyosch
uty wacych " rolnictxie i nowych
konstrukcjach maszyn; poprzedza.
ma obrazaml uiknacemi, wYpowie.
diana przez inz. p.zalinst,ego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-13
WIESCl Z OJCZ YZNY
z PKUS POLSkICH.

Z PKUS POLSkICH.
OLIVIA. Referendum p. E',ch.
Warmke gym By lego nauczyc'ela
orgaaisty " M,}obadzu, zosta1
mianowany asesorom sadowym.
-WEJHEROWO. kadce apra"
wledliwosci Nowoczyna ohrano
cz}onkiem maglstratu ma 6 lat
przez prezesa re:encyjnego POI
twlerdzono.
~-MARkUSHOF. w obecno-
Sci wyzszego weterynarza Jaco~
ba z Gdanska a radcy weterynar-
skiego, Schoaocka Malborka
sosta}o ma podw6rzu obywatela
Joos}a gdzle wybuch}a by}a zaraza
pyska i rac,o zarznietych 81 by
dlakdw 3 wee i ciele j 8 swim
Zarzniec,a dokonall r2ezuicy kt6.
rzy sig tam %licznie stawili. P6d-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-13

~drze p. Joosla rdwns'o siy tego
dina wielk'ej rzezni.
cHoJNIoE, R,bo,nika
Fryderyka Noumanna skaz'}a
tutejsxa izba karna "a kradz.ez
ma rok donna karnego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-13
ZE SLASH

MYSkO VICE P"wyp,c,u sxtla-
nkl piwa sastsbi kruszak MARGIN
Sm,ech TAX obfoinie, - lezy W
leosuicy am;ert ME chory'
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-13
ZR%OZNANSkIEGu.

i .2EL## ~ EtrHg @==Ff@- s&@H=sssH#E
- -0' u $50
II ~ - ~ 80 80
u.1PsAs1e 4 'e'''Nt
~ook' Roprzeess 'nny'n =,
oAslu vYp'' p''As''e po''Js' 20"
kasu :~yg'a' Pos!1uiu ~ uomu Ruz'e
Pc k'osA'i c1asle USE o''o-
GA alAon 'ie'n "ue"' "Y]'o'a'
nosss1 :" " "'o" ''A" olo '''
nycn uz'ec''
P~roknrator;. on;ezniensxa wv,o.
a.. via na.ze,n.mn redak,ow, Dz;en.
H.; po.on;w.l;amn anrawo
ze move kt6ra wygtosi{ 5 BIN.
Prokuratoria dopat-zy4a sic W niej
F
usifowan,ado wymuszen,a (Versuch
EUR Notiugung). Przestepstwa tego
dopstrzy{a sic prokuratoria W
nstepach " kt6rych m6wca wzywal
do zupe}nero zeryania 2 tymi
kt6rzv frvmarcza. - ia sauna pro.
kuratotja w~ytoczy}a take proce,
n~aczelnemn redaktorow1 ..Lscha".
70 '
"eo" o'Po~
Ao"' % uo'' 1'ns oueA"S
" ''Aeonu ''A
'7cn k'o'zy cnoa1s no. Oh
cycn' ffoku'''o'J" oopa'r"y''
sig .e'n ''NAe "y"u'
''z p''
~
lKrabmetrovi - ok6lnik i r6zovm
n;smom MEM ,eckim ktore teeo
somooo donu5c,1o s;a ,r,e.t.,-
stwau
-
1'1Nlhe' iona ! uz'@cAo rooo'>
olka uSfko"sA'eSo w. azee 20
esd"z''y sig gaze" 'ss'o" "'
AoD'e'a n@
"a ~'ec'o1e" may" p''"
zela'Dy"' Po'oSa "s 'p"' wv
1s's's1ycn u1'eo' A'o'e 'P~''
oliskosc' okna strac''v ty'Ao p'"y'
tomnofc tax re Pr1Y~o'ano - ~
zycla.
w e.zu,u, Nd 1n,uroc,.~
.,s m;.1o W n;edx;e,e
.~-oa.n;on.o ~,o>ac,o-
10 nr,ed.tav,en,em kolend ola
...f,; n..kovs; Kom,sarz. ;ed.
noh MIC nd1,e,,> no,vo,en;a , tenn
o;oovo,n nzaaadnieniem IL ma
stenneoo dnia "a urodsiny cesar,a
skie moo}obv bvc .e .tropy ME
m~'e ""AAne q"
w au' "''
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-13
OPOLE Trzynascie raxy

OPOLE TrzynaScie rary W
domn karnym byt jul ni+jakls
Sobatton. w tych d zach sta wa, on
I $50
: now p,s,d sadem ta'ejszym oskar
tony . 1raax,ea M,ano~icic prseby-
val on sweeo o.asu " pewuej ro-
dsinie V w, S~ta"iszczach, gdxie
torty.t.j4c n~,eobecnc6si swych
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1913-02-13

II AILDNlA Donosza: W Well
kiej gazown. W Schonb1unn ma
Slasku pastap'f onegdaj okofo 60
dziny IL wieczorem wybuch ga,u,
kt6ry zamieDif " gruzy cafy kom'
picks budynk6w. lux b, 10 e}ychac
nj klika kilometr6w " oko}o.
Pollcja i oddz,aiy wo]ska pospie-
szy4y M pomoc of.aro'n, kt6rych
liczba wynrsi 40 FAB tych i rannvcb
DO wczoraj wydobyto IS z~}"k,
poniedzy nlemi take klerowuika
zak}adow. Wybuch}Y lozar unur
dnia bardzo akcje ra,unkowa.
Strate %ohliczaja do $50 tysiec5
kor"n-PoznlejszY telegram donos'
re wlado nose po5an1 Przez Neue.
F.. Presses" o e~ksplozji jest u'e-
p~rawdziwa, W Scbonbrunnie NE
ma gazowni. :
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-05-29
Politics and Jackson's Term Of
Office.

It is to be noted that 1.-The two
most eminent constitutional lawyers
4 in the Senate Messrs Root and
Switzerland, are no more able to
agree among themselves as to when
Senator Jackson's term ends than
they do with Attorney General Poe
over the steps necessary to the cleo
ton of his successor.
But let us assume that Senator
Root is right; that Mr.. Jackson will
have to yacate his seat On January
2, when the Legislature convenes.
Then this State will either already
have elected his successor, will be
forced to get along through the
short session of Congress with only
one Senator, or will have to hold
special primary and election. If the
Democratic Senate needs Mr.. jack
sons seat. there is not much doubt
but that it will take the Root view
and GUST him. Nor is there much
doubt but that a Democratic Legis-
lature would help the situation
along by arranging for an early
election of his successor-at the
cost of some 100000 to the State.
Now, why not obviate this posi-
bility or probability? There is not
the slightest indication that the
United States Senate would refuse
to accept a Senator from this State
elected in accordance with its pres
ent laws. The State looks to its
Attorney General for opinions on
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-05-29

legal questions tits prepared to
take his opinion on this one.
Il wants two Senators. 1t pre-
fers to get them without the pay
ment of 100000 or so, which a
special primary and special election
next spring would cost. 1t may
perhaps blame the Legislature if,
the Governor having failed to or
der an election this coming Novem-
Der, that body should order one as
soon as it convenes But the public
will surely ask why it was forced
to spend that money to get what
it might have had for nothing.
The only obvious gain to Gov
ernor Goldsborough in not calling
an election this fall would seem to
be in the fact that Jackson would
be given little longer lease of
life-a few weeks in the one event,
a few months in the other This
might be very nice for him; but it
"ouio lOl pidSS tAS oldtG Ill du ell
y'able light. The State should not
care to be caught gambling with
its Scholarships
The vacancy is foreseen. The
responsible legal counselor of the
State has given his official position
as to how it may be filled There
is plenty of time to fill it in ac-
cordance with the. law and calmly
and dignifiedly. The Governor can
scarcely deny that even though the
course in case of de-
lay may be problematical, it would
be manifestly to the States advant-
age to have the matter attended to
and over. The News submits that
Mr.. Jackson's personal advantage
should not be made the chief OBJ
ject' of the States solicitude.
timore News.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-05-29

Banner ads bring results.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-05-29
Notice.

Tomorrow is Decoration Day. and
there will be memorial service IN
the cemeteries by John r. Kenly
Post No. 81, G. A. r., and Others.
about o'clock in the afternoons.
The public is cordially invited to be
present All citizens of Cambridge
are requested to display their flags.
By request of Committee.
H. A. Joyce, Sr.
L. w. Bothum.
l.. w. Dali.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-05-29
Scout Notice.

The eboys are requested not to
forget the meeting of the Boy
Scouts at the High School Building
at o'clock Thursday evening, of
this week. This will be a very i'm
portant meeting, and all boys, as
we'll as the men, who are interested
in this worthy movement, are re-
Quested to attend this meeting. 2t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-05-29
Election of Directors.

Subscribers to the stock of the
Peoples Loan, Savings and Deposit
Bank" are notified and requested to
meet at the law offices of Emerson
G. Harrington, Esq, High street,
Cambridge, Md, at 10S o'clock a.
M, on Monday, June 9, 1913, for
the purpose of electing fifteen di-
rectors to serve for one year, for
the election of a presidents land such
other officers as may be desirable,
and for the transaction of such
other business as properly may come
before said meeting.
VIM. H. Medford,
Robert H. Matthews,
Adv. 29-9t. Commissioners.
Although he may not realize it,
many man is in luck because he
isn't found out.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-05-29
New Milk Route.

Starting Monday, June End, we
will establish a milk route in Cam
bridge, and will serve milk from
Jersey cattle only. We respectful
ly solicit a share Of the public's
patronage, and will endeavor to
please in every particular. Price,
&c. per qt., 4c. pit.
Alfred Hoge.
Otto H. Hogs.
Phone sS-L.-Adv. 5-26-1w.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-05-29
Hay For Sale.

Not being able to attend to the
cutting of my hay on the Thompson
farm, I would like to sell the en-
tire crop of about so acres,of good
clover and timothy hay, in the field.
Address ]. A. Tsehantrs. II E..
Lexington ST.. Baltinere. Await.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-05-29

AUTOMOBILE OWNERS Why
not save from 25 to 100 per cent.
on your tires, inner tubes, and all
other supplies and accessories? A
postal will tell you how. L. T.
Layton & Co., Real Estate Trust
Bldg, Philadelphia 5-27-5t
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-05-29

FOUND-In the Spring Valley,
Tuesday, a ring containing ten keys,
shoe buttoner and a small wrench
Owner can secure same by paying
for this advertisement,
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-05-29
Notice to Maccabees.

All members of Cambridge Hive,
No. 16, Lady Maccabees of the
World are requested to meet at
the residence of Mrs. Robt. Price,
Aurora street, promptly at 8 o'clock
on Friday evening.
Mrs. Robt. Price, R.K.
Adv. 29-2t.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-05-29
Too Late to Classify

FOR SALE-Iron fence, "a IT,,
standing in front of No. 9 High st.
Will sell for Ia cost. Phone 202.
II. L. Johnson. 2S-2t.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-05-29

FOR SALE small row boat,14
1T. long. Apply Milton Andrews, 116
Mill st. 29-3t.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-05-29
FOR SALE

FOR SALE Strawberries for
preserving; also ported tomato
plants Fine, large plants. w. H.
Jordan, Meadowbrook farm. Phone
1854 2S-2t.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-05-29
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY.

WANTED furnished or I'M
furnished rooms, for light house
keeping. Apply Banner office 29-3t.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-05-29

No American waits for time and
tide. Time and tide both have a
speed limit.
The daily banner. (Cambridge, Md.) 1897-2008, 1913-05-29

WANTED-Lady to operate
power sewing machine. Short hours
and good pay Milford Nathan 2S-3t
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-12

treats the American people like cattle
by making them sleep on curtained
shelves and tip porters because the
hog company doesn't pay them
wages enough to live on.
Some day Uncle Sam will kick the
Pullman Company out into the At
lantic Ocean and right in the path of
an iceberg.
The Chicago Democratic Bulletin
says: mo longer is it Hearst's Chi
Cago American or Hearst's Chicago
Examiner. The word Hearst is drop
ped in all the advertising"
Maybe there's a reason. Hearst is
trying to build up his circulation in
Chicago and may have found out
what Chicago people think of him.
He is finding out, possibly, that Mutt
and Jeff have a higher standing in
this community than Hearst
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-12
CLEARED OF MURDER CHARGE
WOMAN TAKES MERCURY

Mrs. Harriet N. BUrnham, recently
acquitted of numbering her husband,
is dying at the County Hospital after
taking six bichloride of mercury tab
lets for the purpose of destroying her
unhappy life.
The attempted suicide took place
in a cheap rOoming house at 26 Cur
tbs street, where she was living under
the name of Mrs. Tracy"
Mrs. Lorraine Parsons, keeper of
the rOOming house, said that Mrs.
Durham had rented the room last
Tuesday, saying she was a widow
from Madison, Wis. Thursday she
introduced a man as her brother-in-
law Harry Tracy" From her own
admission after taking the poison it
is believed this man was the cause of
her act.
Mrs. Parsons entered Mrs. Burn
hams room last night and found her
lying on the floor.
What are you doing there?" Mrs.
Parsons asked.
I've taken the stuff that gets rid
of them-mercuTy," replied Mrs.
BuTnham huskily And all for a
man."
Doctors at the County Hospital are
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-12


life, but they do not expect to be sue
cessfUl.
HARRISON AND THE H.-H. GANG
MAY FALL DOWN AFTER ALL
The desperate efforts of Mayor
Harrison and the H.-H. followers to
stave off an investigation of the City
Hail by an outside body may not
succeed after all.
Yesterday afternoon the finance
committee after hard fight voted
to recommend an investigation by
the Chicago Bureau of Public Eff
cheney. This is an organization Of
citizens, for the most part Repubi-
cans, therefore the distress on the
part of the H.-H. OficehOlders.
Mayor Harrison will line up all his
forces Monday night to defeat the
recommendation and one beautiful
scrap in the council chamber is eX-
pected.
Almost eight months ago Mayor
Harrison, fOreseeing the inevitable,
expressed an ardent desire to have
the present administration investi-
gated. And he only placed one re-
stTiction on the investigatiOn-that
the present administration own pet
efficiency department do the investi-
eating.
The members of the committee
voted as follows:
Yeas-Lawley, Beilfuss, Sits,
Lipps, Wilson and Kearns.
Nays-Emerson, GeigeT, Pitts,
Twigg and Holding.
Aid. Harding, a Harrison RepUbl-
can, didn't care to take sides and left
the room.
Aid. Wilson remarked that he'd
''be darned if he'd be left holding the
bag" before voting with the Repub-
icans. -"
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1913-07-12

using extreme measures to save her
life, but they do not expect to be sue
cessfuI.
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Crowding bet. Opera House. quo vadis
ADV.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-16
SCHOOL CENSUS
BOOSTED 1900
OVER LAST YEAR
Increase i'm Detroit More Than
Double That of the Previous
Twelve Months
SITE FOR NORTHEASTERN
HIGH SCHOOL SELECTED
Faces Perrien Park and Costs
$50, 600-Carpenters Want
Shorter Hours

The census of Detroit children or
school age. which has just been com
pleted shows a total OF l90.546, an
increase over last years figure OF
II 900, or almost double the increase
OF the previous year, which was b,OsS.
This will bring TO the city schools
an additional support of $3.50 from
the state primary school fund.
In a meeting of the Board OF Edu-
cation, Thursday night, Inspector 5.
c. Mumford succeeded in having
adopted resolution postponing the
opening OF the schools from Sept. 2
TO Sept 8, on account OF the fact that
the weather is often very warm the
first week in September
Eight appointments of truancy ofh-
GERS were made. These men VIII
work under the new arrangement
which places the truancy department
within the educational system instead
OF the police department. The ap-
pointees are f. II. Porter Arthur H..
Noyes, Elmer Hook. Newman Smith.
Earl F. Cook, +. II. Long, Frances
Bockheim and Leonard Lendzien.
Before the meeting OF the board
the real estate and buildings commit
tee held an executive session three
quarters OF an hour In length to give
Assistant Corporation Counsel Atkin-
son a chance 10 explain his recent
charges that the committee had been
paying fancy prices for sites for
school buildings. No report OF what
The Detroit times., 1913-08-16

was said or done in the meeting was
given out.
II was voted 10 build the proposed
Northwestern high school on a site
facing Perrien park and bounded by
Warren. Hancock, Grandy and Joseph
Campau-aves. The site Will cost
$50 500 A site bounded by Garfield.
Garfield McDongal and MitChell-ayes.,
and SO 900 cheaper than the other. was
offered, but the vote I'm favor OF the
higher priced one was nine 10 six,
A delegation from the Detroit Fed
Grafton OF Labor went before the
board 10 ask that the working day for
carpenters engaged in tn construc-
ton OF school buildings. be reduced
from eight and one-half TO eight
hours.
The purchase of a $4,000 Kelly
Springfield motor truck 10 be used In
the distribution OF school supplies was
ordered.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-16
AIRS FROM CHINA
REPORTED ON WAY
Yellow Music Said To BE Due to
Supplant Ragtime Music
Soon

NEW YORK, Aug. l5.-"Yellow mu-
sic" will DO the next novelty TO
startle and lure this blase town, and
amusement forecasters already see
in the Offering a fall invasion OF the
mysterious Chinese airs which are
now having such a vogue IN London
under the general term OF yellow
music" Musical comedy producers,
vaudeville managers and restaura-
tours who really love true music fer
vently, hope that these enhancing
and haunting oriental melodies will
send into eternal limbo the really
unmusical, though to many enticing
tunes which for months have been
driving their thousands OF patrons 10
the nauseous wiggle, sQuirm and
giggle OF the turkey trot and the
bunny hug
The time was when Americans and
occidentals in general laughed at Chi
nese music, but this was due 70 their
own ignorance OF its full import and
to the fact that they only heard the
dirges of Chinese funeral procession
or the brassy noises that feature a
Celestial festival. They did not have
opportunity to be enthralled by the
throaty. vibrant melodies-at once
lovingly seductive and harshly com
pelling-by which Chinese poets and
lovers have revealed their thoughts
and won their quest for centuries.
The stirring tom-toms, II not the rag
time which sets the occident caper
Ing today, was common TO the Chi
nese three and four hundred years
ago. They heard 1t from the wild
Tartars and Mongols-- heard il and
rejected It, because 1t was primitive.
and not to be compared with
their own carefully controlled melo-
dies
Emerson Whithorne, the famous