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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-16

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uub fshsn untbdtig nit aefsHsiem aopf
su. Hur Der Wirib fhreit isifsHo fuie
beieHsu iino serri ali benz Rode oes
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estpal.isen aa,ophpnis, bic Bis nun
tein edo bel uns sefunoen bat. Ter
Jan ultmann bat fir bic auspanbe'
rerfrase in Seiisrr.ih rpirtiame PRO
pasanba gemaht. Weun ss i.si an
btrs pirb. III Is Elm Sies ieiner RE
ilame.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-16
.QofQl . 0eridt.
Der Etaotratb
gsiberrni Ses 1reibrieis Der Union
Tcpet & Terminal SO. beantragt.

TerGtabiratb fpiro beute Der uni,n
Depot ane Terminal 60, Die betdnnts
lid Dor mebr.rsn Snbren ben Jrsis
brief fir ben gou eints genirGlbnhns
boiss erbieIi. prinsipieu ben ariss srs
ildren.
StootratbsmitsIiso at large 6oiDs
arb triro ndmlid cine Groinans urls
ierbreiien. peldx ben Wioerruf oieles
Jreibritfes porfishi, oa Die GeielIi6oft
Die Bsoingunasn bieiss Jrsi6ri.Ies
abfolut niht einasbalten bat.
9eianniiicb bat fisp i6on DOT pi.rs
sebn IageR bas Siabtruibs aomrits
tee fir Miitsl unb Wese nit Der Jras
&c beiddftigt, ipie Is NIT eem JreI'
brief beiielt III, va nah sinem Gut
ad].en bes SkeianDuIts 8etimaa sis
OeielIIhcft ben 1reibrief peritersl
bate, neil lie bic 8eoinsungen penel'
ben nitt inns belt unD bic 5oDaroi
Ihe Crinnn3 miro obne Jrase tsIt.
nah iur5sr Debate ebenfaas esn'
aommittes fir Wiiisi uno Dess iibes'
ipieien nerbsn, 10 BOB bann oas aom-
mite bsuglib Der 3u madenoen Gm'
pisblunsen p6IIis freis 6anb erbdIt.
Gin Rahilans gum eisiirei! i'm
perfIpiIsnen Scmuler lit cine BON
Staeiaubiior Waibburn unterbrsitets
OrbinanS. ipelfe bic Riideritattnne
pom $4,000 On Den Contingent Jores
uoriisbi. Wdbreno nss Gisitrsiis. nls
Die Giaet bon ben GisbIuiern ssmpc,
rdr 8eIip erariff. purotn cem AIoi'
tor aus EN- Contingent Jonos $4,000
sur Werfiiaune peiielt. camii sr oit
llntoI.en fir ben 8strieb Der Gisfabri'
ten aus oieftr Gumme beitreitea Ioa.
| ie. 9si biefsm 1eirisb bat nun oi.
Stabt 10 gut abeeidnitten. baBStaoi'
AUDITOR Wdibburn bon ben 5000
nod $4,000 On 6anb bat. Die Il jebl
pieber on ben Contingent Gonos abgt.
fiibrt lpiHen min.
Gnosiiltig niirfte tsut. aud bic an.
sslee.nbeii beSiielid Der GrbOhunl
Der 3insrate fir bic llniperji!1tshonss
i'm Bstraee pon $45O. 900 bon 4 aul
Al pro5ent ersbist iperoen. Das
Si0otroths aommiitee fur Wii.el
unb Wese bat n6mli1 in eintr etiterr
gormitios iinitgebabten GytraIiturs
beihioFtn. bieit Grbobuns Der Gina
rate benz Giabirotb smpfshsHD einsa.
berihten.
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1neenolid)er yeidDtiinn.
Ode IL. nn6 Zine Ctr.

2urh cine uniiberleate Nnnolnnl
bat Die 10 SABRE alte Anncttr Cor,
bett Don go. 1915 Guroette Hueunie
lid nno ihre Wiitcr in gro6e unse.
Iegenilsifen sebrndt MHnette aHo
ibre aRiliter inad,ten aeiiern peridsic.
oene Ginfauic nno beimdDten audi oa9
l8eitlait uon slims l. Toepte. Sier
fonnte cas- DiabdRu Der Gerfiid,;Ha
nid,i piOcriiebeiL lid, ein llehsrtIeio
i'm sSerthe bon $40 nli5ueianen imn
I'm ibrem groben Wlufi peridminoen
sn Iaiicn. lie Wiutter mar, ais oas
aPabd)en Sen giebi!abl ausiiibrtc, au
einem anoeren 1iid3 nit einem Gin
fnni teId)dftigi iiilo bate feine NJ.
|nuiis Don benz gsorfau. Tie Sanolling
Ger Gorbett mar ieoof BON ben Gsr.
fomferinnem beinerft ipor6cn. ireidls
bic ioiortiae Verbaftiina bes jiinarn
R1od)en neranlaBten. Dor ben Tc.
|iefticd,ci aeiiibri Iegte iif, bns Wid0
hen 5ucrit ben Anmen anueftc Sor.
rinasoH bei aei.nnb nber ipater iiitet
lbr1nen Elm. Dab lie Gorbett belize
Auf Nciraaer. neshcEh iie her Tat
|itnhl nnsaciiihrt hnbe, sonnte oas
.D1aoden feine amstunit gebsE uar
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ihdfts.Asenf Der earpenter Nniot
|slno bcfin0ef iid, sur .3rit in GirDe
lamb. 2ie Wilitter. lpelde onidnalid
|iiber bic yerbaftuns ibres 1odbtes
|entriiitet ipor. brnh p0lIig Sit)anutien
|ots iie eFfuhr. bob ibr Ain6 snE lie
bin eeipcroen mar. lie 8crb0ftef.
|lpurbe ipdter aeasm Hiirsi&oIt a,t
|fpeiea Gnb seiett.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1913-12-16

Giner Nn3cbl Offt3iere
I'M Seer unp in Der WQrine 0rpbt Der
Corn beg prdiioenten. Wie srithtli6,
eriittrt cine mtlttdriIte lIItz9eisls
fhaft, pelhe iif, bic Garaboas nsnnt
ino Der Sffi5tsre i'm aftiDen 9tenit,
tpie peniionirte SffiSiere anqeboren,
bic in oem Qbilippinsnz9rieq qefohten
bdben. Shne bab Der qrdIibsnt ss
tpubte, fino bic Garaboas 8eqner Der
pbilippinii9en unobbdngigtait unb sr
IieB iih als Waitglieo in Der 0erein
eafnsbmen. 9ieier Gage feierten bic
earabods ibr Stiftungsfeft, 3u mel
9em perfhieosns &obinetszW zWitgliebsr,
eurunter Der Marinefetretdr, erinis=
men Duren. 9ieier sntfsrnts fih ents
1Iftet, als bic GeIenIhaft Elm aieo ans
itimrte, bas Die Jilipinps als ganbis
ten be3eihnet, bic fammt uno Tonoer:
sriboHen fperoen i0Qten. Der Brdiis
bent, Der Don oieiem 8orfaa srfuhr,
nelDete feinen Mustritt aus Der @efeas
fhaft an une miro Die Offisiere pDr
Elm arisgseeriht itellen. Dieie Gnte
riiftung lit ibertrieben, oenn es banDeli
fih bod nur Inn einen Sfer3, tpenn et
audi rsht gefnmadlos lit unp Dielleidi
AUDI rob geuannt peroen Tam. Was
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ermiefen, bab mir ielbit bel Der TART
5ten Ginpanoeritns niht seaus Ars
beitstrGfte fir cine 5ohfonlunttir
ouftreiben fOnnen. Gs tit eine
beiannte SbatIohe, oaB in Der
snoufHe bic 1bdtisteit iih in aurpen
beipest. gluf einsn 5otitanb folgt etn
, Siefitanb, iporaui abermals Elm 9oh=
itano unb oann tpieber sin 3isfItano
folst. 8as ldbt iid niht dnosrh. Die
Jtahfraas nah itouItrielsn Sr3eli9s
niifen tpiro BON uniontrolirbarsa urr1s
| ftGnoen beberrIbt. gaIb lit ss einllebers
Ilub an aapital, Der bic Snoultrie IN
bic S0be brinet, balo Die Grihliebln9
neuer 6anoelsaebiete ourh polltlI6e
llmlpd3unaen, fpie man lie 3. y. BON
ghind uno Der 5iirtei srpartst. Wenn
oann Die cnouitrie niht nit BOILER
Graft arbeiten tann, neil Die 3ufuhr
BON 4rbeitstrGften abgei6nitten TT,
Damn mtb Iih oaraus oi. 5olge erses
ben, pab fir Die amsritantihsr 30
britanten, Nrbeiter rno Sanoler
terne Grnteseit perbleibt, in tpelder it'
bic 8srluIte Der Ichlehten periooen
rpieber quit MAIDEN tOnnen uno es
braucbt nobl niht erit berpieIcn gu
fperben, bab Die SnbuItrie unter 'ols
den 8srbdltniiIen niht gsoeihen tam
uno unIer 2ano beitGnpig 3urudgshen
tpiirbe.
aber our isBisen 3sit III Die Gbildt,
Die Ginpanoerlne gu bsidrdnten, be-
| ionbers id3leht 9srpGblt. Shpn Idnsli
lit ertannt tporosn, blb bie'es 2ann
einen gr0bsren GrportbauoeI brauht,
ginen Iolhtn auf3ubnlen iIno ge9sn'
fpdrtig ale 8eoinsun9en porhdnosn,
pie soIirsies Robmaterial uno DC
WDoli6teit erbsreH arebits ourh Die
W1brunas psren Pdhtrung als
feftitskno qelten tam. 2lbsr ale 0isIe
8ortbsils gebsn perloren, penn mir
nitpt oeniiasnp alrbeiter baben, I'M oIs
@aarsn bsr3lIiteuG. eine anoer'
Soffnung, bic iid niht srfiilien tonnts,
bstrifit Die Grpartllnesn, bic an ben
panomasadnal qstniipft tperoen. gon
bieIem perIpridht man iih uno SDar
nit Redt, bab sr CUR 8ep0Iterung Der
gin0beu an Der paciiiT6eu aiiite fuhs
rem unb baourd Der ungenigsnoen
proouttipn in Der 2dnoipirthihoft
pirtidme glbbiife bieten piiroe. Qber
penn man teinsn Wenitsn AersinIdbt
tann man tetne Gino0en bepoitern une
teine Tclber beitellsn, 10 bab Der MT
| fentlibite NuBen, ben Der aanal btetsn
| ioll, ausblsibsn tpiiros.
Nus benz 9eiaaten III eriittlih, bab
bic Qgitatipn 3lir geidrdntung Der
ginpanoerllng nitt ppn tpirtbihafts
Iihsn 9epeggriinben beeinflubt tpiro
Das treibenbe Wotip lit Elm oous &C.
msiner brutdIer 5rembenbab. Die
Snoipnpt6ings finD tpieoer obenaui
unb mas bic Sa6lags nm 10 mehr Be:
bentlia unb bstrii6sub erfheinen ldBt
1T Der umftanb, bab Der anorpnoth'
ingismus in Der oemotrutiften partei
bic ibn friibsr bstdmpft bat. jest nod
itGrter 1T. tpis in Der repubIitanifter
| portsi. Gs pdre serabs3u entTesiih
psnn Iih aud Der prdfioent Der Der
Stdaten als Elm Snopnotbing srtpeiier
| Tolte, inbem er Der Bill, osrsn Dafii'
runs auber 3psifsl itsbt, ntd,t ieir
9sto entoeoen'tslIen ioQts.
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Cine umfruee I'M aongre5
Eat srqeben, oaB oieIer nit iibertpdIs
tigenoer Wsnbrbeit ben Plan bes prdz
iibenten unterItiiBt, Die prdii6eHts
fdoftsz Termination ben &onpeutionen
gu ent3ieben unb Iie benz 9olte 81
Ibertrussn. 4uf psmotratiihsr Seite
piro nur Der ginpano erboben, bab
teins rationale grimarDabl ftattfins
Den iollte, ipnberu bab Die Gin3elitaas
ten iie beranitalteu. Die Republitdner
iinb iogar nod mebr 9eneigt, ben Yraz
1ipenten su unterItiisen. ais Die Oemos
traten, oa lie feline gebenten tpegen Der
etaatenrshte tragsn, ionoern ibrem
9arteiprin5ip gemGb ben Jtotionaliss
mus pertrsteu. 8ei FOLDER Stimmun9
lit es Fsititebenp, baB Der jesige Sons
ereb auf isoen 5au Elm 9efeB annehz
men pirb, bas bic aonoentioneu ais
9ominationsz5 z5attoren abi6afft. 4ui
hem er'isn glid f0nnte oas Iberrds
iheno fhelnen, ba nod Dor einem
Sabre bic prdFoentI6aftlihsn primGrs
pahIen tpentg 5reunoe aufsupeiien
batten. Die SinnesGnoerlng i6einen
bic leBten Rationalzaonpentionsn be-
fpirtt su 6aben. 8si Den 0emptraten
bat es 8sritimmung erregt, oob grpan
auf Der gdltimorer aonpentipn bas
entIheioenDe Wort bate ltno BEL ben
RepubIifunsrn berrI6t bic Iniint bor,
bab nenn cine Domination our6 9ris
mdrpabIen itottgsfunoen Bate, Die re-
publitanifae Yartet nift unterlegeH
lpdre. IS bate beitimmt uiht Der Qbs
fdq Der prOgreiiiiten itattgefunoeu, Der
8ilIou gum Stege perbalf. Qber
gleihpiel, pas Die parteifiibrer benz
ten, If pns 8rtn3ip rt6tig. Die 9ons
pentionen iino ein Shadermartt uno
me6r ais aqes anpers Der Bog
berrfdaft f0rberlid. sic binbeu iez
benz nominIrten 8anoioaten bic 6dHz
be. pab er i'm Safe ieiner GrDdhlung
rift mad ieiner ueber5eugung hanoeln
tanu.
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Gin VaIIaniersiig Der BID Soiir
giienbnhn follioirte aeitern an bet
gartlep Strabe areiBnng in 5fiprr'
Iioe nit eii,em Nnaen Der ssirmn Hfu
lSroie, ireidDer BON Dem sslitider Il.
Neiiel relertf runr0e. Eas Hfcro
ipurce iofort setoOtet. Ter allt'
sf3er iprana pom gSagesl, ais n
iab, Dab Der llnfna ilnDermeiDIid mar
|unb eiiftnm iiEDerlest. lie 4nfIa.
|eiere bes 3uDes gerietben In srobs
aufres,,na nIs Der 8uinusnsenisct
Isrfofete.
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Tienitag, ben 16. Sesember 1918.
Die ennIifhe Reaierun4


fheint ndh langem grperimsntlren
enoiid aui ben rihtigen Weg CUR ges
hanolung Der piloen Wablpetbsr
su eelaneen. 0er Ylan geht oabtn,
Die Suffragetten. Die 9erbreden be9ez
ben, ntht ms 3u6thaus, icnoern tns
Harrenbaus 8u Ihidsn. Die Regierung
neripriht iich oapon periaieoene 9ors
tbeiie. Die grunbpeiber nebmen etne
Selbenpofe On, ipenn lie ins 3lt9tbaus
eeihidt fperoen. SobalD iie fir perz
riift erfldrt rperosn, bort bas 5eloenz
tbum auf, pie es and in Der Ratur
folder msniden liegt, odB lie iisber
fir Ihlsht, ais pumm selten pplen.
Sobann piro angsnommen, oaB Srs
rendr5te nit oisIen Weibern tperoen
mebr ausrihten fOnnsn, als 8eFansens
pdrter.
The Washington times., 1913-03-04
SMIL ES AND TEARS .
ASCONGRESSD DIES
Closing Hours of the Sixty Session Saw 0dTme Gus
+ toms Re-enacted Before Galleries Packed to
Capacity With Friends Of Members.

Impeachment of Commerce Court Judge
Robert W. Archibald.
Establishment of the parcel post.
F. Enactment of the Panama Canal bill.
Reapportionmemt of Congress.
Investigation of the Ballinger-Pinchot
controversy.
Investigations of the Steel, Beef,
Money, and Shipping trusts.
Enactment of the Sherwood s1-a-day
pension bill. Is
Raising Of the battleship Maine in Ha-
vana harbor.
A dozen treaties were negotiated dur
ing the life of the Congress. The reel
procity pact was rejected by Canada
and the emasculated peace treaties"
with Great Britain, France, and Ger
many were, authorized. but never pre-
sented to the foreign powers.
During the first session in 1911, Presi-
dent Taft vetoed bills to revise the wool,
cotton, and steel tariffs and bill TO
iiet.
The second session was devoted al
most entirely to tariff, six bills passing
the House and two by the Senate. The
latter, revf sing duties on wool and cot
ten manufactures, were vetoed. At
tempts to pass them over the vetoes
failed.
Little was accomplished during the
last season except passage of the ap-
propriation bills. The resolution of
Senator Works limiting tenure of Presl-
passed the Senate. but died" in the
House. The House also sent to the
Senate the bill Of Representative Adam
son of Georgia for physical valuation
Of all railroads.
The Public Enactments.
The principal public enactments Of the
first session of the last Congress were:
Canadian reciprocity treaty.
Increase of representation in the
House from 393 to 1885,
Publicity of campaign contributions.
Admission of Arizona and New Mexico
to Statehood.
EXtradition treaty with Salvador
Second investigation ordered of Sena-
tor Lorimer.
Appropriation Of se5e,Ooo to raise the
battleship Maine.
Vetoes Of wool. cotton, steel, and free
farm machinery tariff bills.
In the second session the principal
legislation was:
Establishment Of the Child Labor
Bureau.
Making naval cadets ensigns upon
graduation.
Prohibiting manufacture OF white
phosphorus matches.
Appropriations for Mississippi flood
victims.
Sherwood pension law.
Prohibiting interstate commerce in
prize fight moving picture films.
Radio regulation.
Establishing Commission on Industrial
Relations.
Providing territorial assembly for
Alaska
Negotiating fur seal treaty.
Panama canal tolls and administra-
tion act.
Granting medal 10 Capt Arthur H.
Rostron of steamship Carpathia for ser
vices rescuing Titanic survivors.
Appointing Mexican war claims COM
mission
Lengthening army enlistment to four
years.
Adjustment of Tariff Commission and
limiting appropriations for Commerce
Court.
Declaring vacant" the Senate seat
of William Lorimer.
Ordering investigation of Commerce
Court Judge Archibald.
Negotiation Of peace, wireless and
fishing treaties.
Steel, Money. Shipping and Beef trust
investigations and Clapp committees
campaign contributions inquiry,
The impeachment trial of Judge Arch
The Washington times., 1913-03-04
MANY Arch HQN0R}ED !
By HISTORIC SITES
Booklet Issued by Committee
Contains of More Notable
Places in the List.

From George Washington to -Presi-
dent-elect Wilson, Vice President-elect
Marshall and many others whose names
are interviewer. With Washington's his
tory. honor is paid this week by the
historic sites committee Of the inaugural
committee. 3ss-%..ass< .--7--ssss ,5.s,'=s,
The list Of sites, selected by Chairman
Van wickie ana mis- assistants, includes
the following: North Capitol street, be-
tween B and c streets, lots owned by
George Washington; southeast corner
0f New Jersey avenue and / street,
home of Stephen Douglas; General
Grants and General Sherman's home at
aoo street; Miilsrd f'illmore's home on
Third street, used during his Congress
sional life; site of home of Francis
Scott Key, composer of THE Star
Spangled Banner Henry Clay's home
in C street; metropolitan Methodist
Church, where President Mckinley wor-
shipped, Sixth and Bsstreets, where
President Garfield was Shot; Seventh
street site of frst telegraph office in
America; Smithsonian Institution
Ford's Theater -ssite, where President
Lincoln was shot; Edgar Allan Poe's
nome, in New York avenue; All Souls
Church, where President Taft has wor-
shipped; site of the Dolly Madison home,
II street and Madison place; st. John
Church. familiarfy known. as the Presi-
dents church; FRANKLIN Hotel. where
Lafayette was q guest In 1875; the Q
street residence. where George Wash
ington was q frequent guest: So5l n
street, headquarters of Washington
while surveying the city; Tudor place,
where Lafayette and other distinguished
men visited and which contains many
George washingtons heirlooms; landing
place of .Braddock@et The. start of his
expedition to Fort Duquesne; Congress
Hall Hotel where Washington and JET
ferson lived, and many others.
Places in the vicinity of washington
r,ted in the attractive booklet of thu
sites committee. but not marked witt
1lse distinctive markers, include the Ar.
ifagton National Cemetery; Mt. Vernon
me last home of General Washington
aud his burying place; Woodlawn, th'
rome Of Nellis- Custis, Washington
aaopted daughter: Belvoir. whers
- NFashington met Lord Fairfax, Mar
ssall Hail. on the Potomac. where Capt
Ohm Smith is said to have visited IL
Is: Braddock's boulder, Wisconsin
senue; Battle Ground Cemetery.
The sites booklet Is adorned with
mall photographs Of the more notable
places. There are more than 300 site.
,isted, many of fsthem being places nevel
esretofore booked for inaugural Wis
tors.
The Washington times., 1913-03-04
MODEL INDIAN IS
LEADER OF CHIEFS
Hollow Horn Bear, of Rosebud
Sioux, Heads Group of Thirty
in Parade Today.

Hollow Horn Bear, of the Rosebud
bsnd of the Sioux Indians, led the
EIoup Of thirty Indian chiefs and tribes
r7en In today's parade. He is known as
he model Indian in appearance and
conduct. and sthe greatest orator of
the Sioux.
After the parade. he will have an op-
portunity to present TO President Will
son a peace pipe made from the pipe
stone OF South Dakota. home of the
Rosebud band. For two months past
Hollow Horn Bear has been writing
regularly to his friend, Senator Gamble
of South Dakota, urging him not to
forget about the peace pipe for the
Great White Chief"
Following out this request. Senator
Gamble arranged that the great Sioux
leader should come here at the head
OF q band of redskins from the Dakotas,
New Mexico. Nebraska. Montana, and
Oklahoma. Returning from the Indian
celebration at New York, the Indians
have been here for several days enjoy
the .'tepee OF the Great white Chief"
az theyhcall the White House --4..-s q
Hollow Horn Bear Famous.
Hollow Horn Bear is the Indian whose
likeness adorn the Indian head issue OF
s. bills
He is famous as an orator. All his
life he has been peaceful and law-abid-
ing. He is regarded as one of the lead
ing representatives of his race.
The peace pipe that Hollow Horn
Bear brings TO Mr.. Wilson is the
highest honor that a rcdskin can con-
fer on anyone 1t shows the love and
respect that the tribesmen have for
the Chief Executive of the nation.
For years II has been a relic in the
Rosebud band, being handed down
from one chicftain to another.
Other Leading Chiefs.
, other, Indians of prominence in TO-
days delegation We're Two Moons and
Little Wolf, Of the Cheyenne tribe, of
Montana. They aresnot as prominent
as Hollow Horn Bear, but are lead
ers in the far West.
The Indians on their arrival here
received gifts of store clothes" but
they declared that war paint and
feathers would be the only proper at
tire for them IN. the inaugural parade.
The War Department furnished the
Indians horses Though the kindness
OF q Washin gtonfan.
The Washington times., 1913-03-04
Woman Who Started
Big Parade Marched

Little is being heard of Miss Florence
Etheridge, the wellknown Washington
lawyer, who originated the idea of a
woman suffrage parade. Miss Ether
idge is an ardent worker, but is re-
garded by her friends as extremely
modest. Her course during the prep
arations for the big pageant of yester-
day has borne out this belief. She was
IN line. -
Miss Etheridge was delegate TO the
national convention. OF the National
Woman's Suffrage Association in Phila-
delphia last fall, representing the Dis
trict.
When she mentioned TO the leading
spirits Of the national meeting that the
women suifragisfs participate in the In
augural parade or hold a parade of
their own, either the day before or the
day after the inaugural parade, the sug-
gestiop Was approved. 1t was referred
to the national executive committee
which met later In Chicago and was ap-
proved BY that body.