The Washington times., 1913-02-27
BELLE ASKS
INDIAN FOR HUNDRED
"Miss Dean" Has Longing for
Companionship of Hollow
Horn Bear, She Writes.

Miss Dean, of Kansas wants one
of the inaugural parade Indians for
husband Furthermore. she wants r.
n. Harper, chairman of the civic or
ganizations committee. to act in the
role of matchmaker.
Mr.. Harper is doing his best this af-
ternoon for the lady with the aching
heart. He's trying to arrange with
Hollow Horn Bear, the model Indian
chief from South Dakota, to take the
buxom Kansas girl as a bride.
mis- Dean incloses a picture of her
self in a letter that burns with the
longing of an affection long pent up.
She is a young woman on the sunny
side of thirty. She admits that snes
lonesome, and that she wants one OF the
giant Indian chiefs as a life partner
They have been her ideal men ever
since she was a little girl in the far
West.
please help me to get one of these
chiefs, preferably Hollow Horn Bear,
as my husband" she pleads in the let
ter to Mr.. Harper. Il am good COOK.
and my friends say that am congenial
and good looking. I'd make fine vile
for one of these noble chiefs.
Delicate Writing.
That's as far as Mr. Harper would
go In disclosing the contents of a letter
written in a delicate hand, and mark
ed Personal he limited at the name,
Miss Dean, of kansas after showing
the picture of the blooming Western
girl, but refused to disclose further the
identity of the correspondent.
Mr. Harper says that while match
making isn't just in his line. that he
is willing to undertake this task in ada.-
tion to his arduous duties of arranging
IN he cix-io NJ ha
The inaugural committee this after
noon took steps to remedy an error in
distribution of linen city maps to high
officials. The President pro tenn of the
mon with the Chief Justice, the Speak
er and others. but he was omitted. This
slight was fesnedied this afternoon. The
President pro tenn gets the map which
ordinarily would go to the Vice Presi-
dent.
To Honor Enemy.
Senator. George Suizer. of ! ddlesex
county, n. J., one time orpo lent OF
Governor Wilson for the soverno-ship
nomination, is here to honor ''his
worthy foe" He and Mr.. Wilson are
now close friends, and in fact Mr.. Sill
ger holds the position of prosecutor of
Middiesex county under Mr.. Wilson'S
patronage. William Bayard Hale, edi-
tor of Worlds Work, The Auto
biography Of Wilson," and THE New
Freedom" is also here to attend the
Inauguration.
Correspondents of London, German
and Canadian papers are showing un-
usual interest in the Inauguration, and
are planning to send representatives here
Chairman waddy B. Wood of the
Court of Honor stands committee Las
received protest because the huge
cedar tree decorations obstruct the view
from the War Department and some
boarding houses In the vicinity. He
VIII not remove the trees, however and
he asks the indulgence Of protesting
citizenS inasmuch as the decoration is
for a half million people to witness. =,
The public comfort committee viii
open headquarters at the Union Station
Saturday noon TO accommodate guests
who want directions or who have no
selected accommodations. Chairman
Van Wickle, of the historic sites com
mittee, Will complete his work tomor
row afternoon.
All In Readiness.
Chairman Cans of the Firework'
committee, has everything in readiness
for the pyrotechnics Tuesday night, ant
Chairman rKepel has all arrangement
made to accommodate vast throngs a
Union Station all next week Badge.
auguraI committee members tomorrow
Major Sylvester will complete all public
safety and order plans tonight. Th'
inaugural program viii be on sale Sat
urday.
Governor Mann of Virginia is expected
here Saturday. and the other governor!
Monday.
The following committee has beer
named To greet William Jennings Bryas
Mrs. Bryan, and Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
HarRreavee, son-in-law and daughter o.
the Commoner: William w. Bride
chairman; ]. Holdsworth Gordon. Franz
b. Noyes, John F. Costello. John s
Miller. Edwin A. Newman, MI. Weller
and Charles W. Harr.
Mr.. Bryan will arrive from Raleigh
y. C.. Sunday afternoon.
Vice President-elect Marshall ha:
''slipped something over" on President
elect Wilson. Likewise he has treated
the inaugural committee in the same
fashion.
His arrival in the city several days
ahead of both Mr.. Wilson and the in
auguration date is the little coup that
Mr.. Marshall affects. 1t gives him the
center of the stage with plenty of limo
light whereas heretofore he has been
distinctly in the background More