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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-20

arats envelope with his bid q certified
bank check payable TO the order q the
Department OF Public Works Of the
City OF Detroit for the sum of two
hundred dollars (Sso0) Tor each sewer
bid Upon. which wiz he forfeited 20 the
Department In case the bidder falls To
enter into contract within nve days
after the acceptance OF bis tender. Con
tracts TO be subject TO the Approval or
the Common Council. The bidder whose
tender In accepted will he required TO
furnish with his contract an approved
bond to the City OF Detroit In the full
amountsof the contract. conditioned on
the. faithful performance OF contract
The contractor shall be paid In bonds
OF the proceeds thereof. II such bonds
are purchased by the sinking Fund
Commission according TO law
No bids will be accepted from any
person or nrn who In in arrears or
default to the City OF Detroit upon
debt. contract. or obligation to said
city
Printed specifications in detail for
the Above work may he had on april
cation to the Secretary.
The Department OF Public Works re-
serves the right TO reject any or all
proposals -
GEO Fl. FENK ELL
(A-21O Commissioners.
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EAST SIDE-BOOK E.

ID On the north side Of Mack ave-
nue., In front Of or adjoining
such lots or parts of lots num-
avenue and Pennsylvania ave-
nue., a. Hesselbachers sub. OF
the n. 1910 IT. Of the Front Com
cession OF Private Claim 152.
CD On the north side of Mack ave-
nue.. In front OF or adjoining sue h
between Holcomb avenue and
Belvidere avenue, Commissioner
plat IN partition OF r. C.. TO-
go On the north side. OF Mack ave.
nue., in front OF or adjoining
.. between Maxwell avenue and
Seminole avenue, sub. Of that
part Of the Cook farm p. C's 81.
1873. SO and $50. between Mack
and Forest avenues
90 ON the west side Of Bellevue ave-
nue., in front OF or adtoining
such lot or part of lot numbered
10, between Forest avenue and
Grattot avenue. HefYron's sub. OF
lots and Z, Beaufait farm. n.
OF Gratiot street.
t5) ON the south side OF Forest ave-
nue., In front Of or adjoining
such lot or part Of lot number
ed ~. between Mt Elliott ave.
nue. and Medium avenue. Lott
and Berns Mt. Elliott avenue sub.
p {. is. -
te) On the north side OF Chaplin
street, in front OF or adjoining
such lots Or parts of lots num-
bered "a. 20. between Robins ave.
nue. and Crane avenue. John NJ.
brewers Co.'S Crane avenue sub
OF part OF r. c. e&4 between
Mack and Gratiot avenues.
Cd On the north side of Gratiot ave-
nue., In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts of lots num-
bcred 2ls, 22o. al. 222. 22s. 227:
between Baldwin avenue and
II. Van Dyke avenue. Potter's sub.
of the east part Of p. c. 900 n.
OF 0ratiot avenue.
CD On the south Side OF 0ratios
avenue, In front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts Of lots mum.
bered 4. .. between Mcclellan
-sf, avenue and Cooper avenue, Wis.
ger and, Sprague's sub. OF lots
"a and ~, VIM. y. Moran's sub
OF part OF II. c. OF =. c. 1852.
80 On the west side of Hoicomt
avenue, In front Of or adjoining
80 n"fs0.r bevween oratiot' avenue ans
Chaplin street. Van ..wincisle'I
- and in' iiscS feet Z; + OF lot 4 Z
OF Crane and NELSON'S sub. Of
V"-op. the esst side Of HoIcomb ave,
niue, In front OF or adjoinins
such lot or part OF lot numbered
-, between Gratiot avenue and
Harper avenue, Stroh's sub Of
Z that part Of y. c. sN n. oI
uu On the east side Of Fischer ave.
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nue. In front of or adJo,mms
bersd o.. 81. e.. 81. %. between
csnneid avenue and sylvester
street. Geo. A. Paterson's SUP. or
lot 2. 9, and 4 Of the Laderoot
Est OF r. G. lb<.
% ON the west side Of Fischer ave-
nue.. i'm front OF or eoJoinins
bsrsd ss. q. %. a. between Cam
Held avenus and sylvester street,
Geo. A. Paterson's sub. or lot =
and OF the IAderoot Est. OF
p c. l6l.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-20

Roll No. 77s.. yor constructing VII
rified crock lateral sewer No. 2a11-In
alley in block bounded by Parker anc
MAXWELL avenues. Monat street ana
si Roil No sss sTss. For constructing Wit
rtned crock lateral sewer NO; ScSST.n
alleys In block bounded by Mcclellan
c1 Ro No au 77sS . For Wit:
rified crock lateral sewer No. 34so--In
alley in block bounded by Crane
RohH, syivs:.ssr and Meal nwenue Wit.
rihed crock lateral sewer No. 1859 In
alleys In blocks bounded by LAwndais,
Norman and Ferndale avenues and Pitt
''I Reii No. 7SssNror constructing Wit
rifed crock lateral sewer No 24t4: In
alleys In blocks bounded by Central.
Larkins. Michigan and Herbert ave-
Roll No. 77o4-Fo- constructing w.t.
rifed crock lateral sewer No. 23S+-ln
alley in block bounded by Continental
Emerson. Frederick and JEFFERSON ave-
Roll No. 773s-For constructing. Wit
rifed crock lateral sewer No. 2|lS@in
alleysIin block bounded by Elsmere'
Lawndale, Homer and Longworth ave-
Roll No. 77l4-For constructing viz
rined crock lateral sewer NO. 24SIln
alley In block bounded by Huriout,
Bewick extended. Garfield and Forest
Part / Is due and payable within 80
days from date OF this notice Parts
:. and become due and payable IN
one. two and three years, respectively.
from date Of this notice. together with
interest at the rate OF per cent from
the date when the work was accepted
by the city.
Either Of said parts may be paid
within 80 days from the date OF his
notice. without further interest.
II either OF said parts one. two. three
or four shall not be paid when they
become due, per cent penalty and In
tsrest at the rate Of per cent from
the date when the work was accepted
by the city. will be added and the
premises aseeSsed will be advertised
ana sold as provided BY law.
MAX G. KOCH,
$3.50, City Treasurer.
A-197
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WEST SIDE-BOOK D.

On On the east side OF Waterman
avenue, in front of or adjoining
such lot or part OF lot numbered
o. l. IS, between Regular avenue
and Linden avenue. Plat o.
Crawfords Fort tract being =.
{, No. 27o. the east, part OF r. e.
No. as7 and W. part OF p. c. ass
(3.I0 acres).
Al are owned by you, on or before
the third day of November. 1917 or
in default thereof, the same VII! Or
con structed. reconstructed OF put TO
proper line and grade by the Depart
ment OF Public Works. and the expense
thereof, together with the cost OF this
publication, Will be assessed aSaihs'
said lots-
(A-22O
commissionsr of Public Works.
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EAST SIDE-BOOK C.

Cd on the east side OF Dubois
street, in front OF or adjoining
3. between Farnsworth street
and Frederick street. Freud and
Wunsch's sub. of blocks 90 to .s4
inclusive Of the sub. OF tho W. u
OF p. C. 81. lying n. OF Fremont
street dubois farm.
CD on the west side OF Grandy ave.
nue.. In front OF or adjoining such
lots or parts of lots numbered
SO. a. between Forest avenue
and Garfield avenue. sub Of o.
Is. IL and %, Chene farm.
(s) On the north side Of Jefferson
avenue. in front OF or adjolninR
such lot or part Of lot numbered
;, between Lieb street and Mt.
Elliott avenue. Bayers sub. Of o..
!; "a. of the sub. OF the Nc
nue.. except the My 30 feet
thereof.
(+) ON the north side Of Larned
/. street. in front Of or adJoipin Z
such lot or part of lot number ed
g. between Deauihdre street and
ST. Aubin avenue, plat Of the sub.
farm. -
(5) on the north side of LarnSd
street. in front OF or adjoining
such lots or parts Of lots num-
and ST. Aubin avenue, plat OF the
sub. OF p. Cs IL and 557. st. An
bin farm.
co On the west side OF st. Aubin
avenue, in front OF OF adjoining
such lot or part of lot numbered
IT'S, between Forest avenue and
- -- Hancock avenue, Harrah and
Brandenburg's St Aubin avenue
sub. OF part of o. lot 46 and ~
1T. rubin farm and o. lot Is
Witherell farm. 80.
Tl On the. east. side of ST. Aubin
avenue, in front OF or adjoining
such lot or part Of lot mum bered
50, between, Warren avenuA. and
Hancock avenue, Pultes' sub OF
o. !. - and 80. st. Aubin farm.
CD On the north side Of Milwaukee
avenue, in front OF or adjoining
such lot or part of lot numbered
IL. between Elmwood avenue and
K. Grand Boulevard, Kengelrs
sub. Of that part Of o. I. IL sub.
OF frac. secs. 20 and 80, lying
east OF the center Of Craig ave-
nue. IL extended. T. 2. s. r. ~. f.
go On the south side OF Warsaw
Place, in front of or adjoining
such lot or part of lot numbered
81. between Dequindre street and
st. Aubin avenue, sub. OF lots IL
and IS and lot A OF Harrah and
Brandenburg's st. Aubin avenue
sub. OF part of o. lot IS and ~
ST Aubin farm and o. lot IS
Witherell farm.
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d
Total number of votes cast. 1920.
RICHARD LINDSAY,
Clerk OF the Common Council.
q! Accepted and leave being granted.
~ s1Q5loW1n1 resolution was offered.
AID Barnett: ....,.-..s,l
}%svv6eroas, The clerk OF this body, as
D0&t66. han completed the tabulation
~ &ht votes cast at the special election
~ October IL. 1913, to nll vacancy In
70 common council from the Third
l. 0r(r = and the tabulation as so COM
otod shows that there were 1000
X4fe9 cast as follows:
eob Quthard fRepublican) -. ss3
1911. Pagel mat. Progressively >. 70
u, Wilson (Prohibition) ...... 6
Dofof0p0, this common council. sitting
III canvassing board declares that II
80 c4nvGsaed the votes In accordance
IN. tina law and declares as a result
6roof that II finds that Jacob
H1hord has been duly elected to the
.)ce Of alderman of the third ward
al vacancy In the common council
Nm the third ward. caused by the
84th Of William r. Kingsley.
k3P fSSs---Ald Barnett, Behlow. De Gal.
DILL rreiwald. Goldner. Hindle,
nl1ng. IAttleheld,, Lodge, Owen. Reid
nar0t, Rutter. Schemansky. YER
Kartell, Wilson and the President
kS 90 Council then adjourned
E{ ~ }~<~ s.fIARfY j. DINGEMAN.
-. Y - President Pro Tenn.
~ - -fA-' City Clerk. -
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OFFICE OF THE DEPARTMENT
OF PARKS AND BOULEvARDS.
2Ar CITY HALL.

Detroit Mich. October II. 1913
Sealed proposals will be received at
the above Office until IL o'clock noon.
Tuesday. Oct. 2lst. for the construction
over sylvan Creek on oakway Drive.
Belle Isle Park.
Specifications may be seen at the
above office.
be completed and the successful bidder
will be expected to furnish a bond
guaranteeing the completion OF the
bridge within the specified time.
A certified check for Ave per cent OF
the amount Of the bid must accompany
each proposal.
The right IL expressly reserved to re-
1ect any or all proposals.
WILLIAM r DUST.
HI W. BUSCH. Commissioner
A-213 Secretary.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-20

You're Looking

You're Looking
For some good place to invest.
$4,000 TO $4,000
Where your security IN ABOVE question
est return. You feel that each 1900
ter than $50 to $50 per year and still
have
The Best OF Security.
You're Right, Too, in Bcliev-
ing So. {
For that reason. I want to call your
attention to an investment In one or
DETROIT; everything taken into
considers tton.
This apartment. which In spiendidiy
located. earns now over
$4,000 on $4,000 investment,
or better than o%.
You can do better than this. however.
H HSS e y, Buy 1v 4 At price . which wIi
II you want To pay all cash: But you
may only want to invest $4,000 to
,ss thsn % that GOO yS1 s ssS
10 to 20 per cent. or
$I5o to $500 on Every $1,000
you've invested. In this way you're
making the balance that you owe on
the purchase price earn for you over
per cent each year so long as you
continue the Indebtedness. That's
the way the banks do make your
money earn them money so that they
can pay you the per cent interest
You, OF course, have the privilege OF
paying OF the Indebtedness any time.
either by the earnings from the
property or from your own account
It's the way people get rich, and II
you understand 1t better you'll not
hesitate to act on It, Let me show
you the property and tell you how
your investment
Will Pay You Over 1879, or $3.50
to $I8O Per Year
on every $1,000 you've paid on it,
fnd that you have the best kind Of
teal estate security.
GLENDON,
1918 Dime Bank Building
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Il. or pUDLIc WORKS
81 a. Detroit. Oct 18TH 1918.
CONSTRUCTING W.T.
CROCK LATERAL
EnS

oeoDeoal4 will be received at
~ W. department Of Public
~ : Mich until Tuesday
IUxOs >oe 10 o'clock a. M,
11ma ot which time and place
~ 6Doned, TOR furnishing all
~ An0 motorlo1s except man
1 oN1 Govern which WIN be
~ ~ qley, ~ city yards. and
- hiiSS. Ssssf;di aH.
IT, ~ crock lateral sewers
Z loel1a, Prpctsr. Panama
q sIlsS. n. sIss. {.
q alley IN block
t'ssss;. Kistvsed
nose tspesls h . ssp-'
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Report o. the Clerk.

|5Io che Honora Ble thesCommon Council:
R Gontlemon-L bsg 10 xenOrt that In
eordance With lnstructions of your
Dnorabfe Buoy h4ve ta0olated the
r. 4orno OF the special election held In
~ Third Ward October 14th to MI va.
ICY IN The common council and that
fXDch tobulotion-4s submitted herewith.
r The following .is the tabulation:
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WEST SIDE-BOOK b

on the west side OF Thornton
avenue. in front OF or adJotninS
such lets 2r 7, Ear 20 81 81 i az Il. au q.
as. "a. al, IS, as. 90. 81. Sc. So, %.
between Cobb avenue and NIL :
ford avenue. Rob't NJ Grindleys
sub. OF part of y. c: $50 lying
south of center OF Holden bouie-
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-20

Ilrnoeern W. T. c. v. Meets Tuesday.
uAstern w. c. T. q. will meet in
- home of Mrs. Elizabeth Johnson.
40 1859 Helen-ave., next Tuesday at
|xrnoon. at 1880 O'Clock. The topic
- discussion will be "AntiNarcotics."
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COMMON COUNCIL
fAnIo4rnxrp OPTICAL,

4 De1roit, Saturday, Oct. IL, 1913.
nv Puyuuaut to adjournment, the Com
n0m Council was called to order BY the
xnoe1ny 1sresfdent Pro Tenn. Hon. Harry
M Dtngeman-
a Present--Ald. Barnett. Behlow, De
(<Dn1an, Dill. Freiwald, 0oldner. Hindle.
4 Eoattng, L'ttlehcld. Lodge, owen,
. (old. keinhardt, Rutter, Schemansky,
vernon. Wartell, Wilson and the Presi-
dent Pro Tenn. --- r
IA there being a quorum present. the
SC6unct1 was declared to be in session
IA The Journal Of the preceding session
MAS approved.
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Department Of Public Works
SIDEWALK NOTICE; J;

Detroit. October nth. 1918.
To All Whom 1t May Concern:
Take notice, that by order OF the
Common Council you are required to
construct. reconstruct or put to proper
line and grade. a brick. natural stone.
artificial stone, cement or concrete
sidewalk, crosswalk or driveway &C
cording to specifications prepared BY
the Commissioner Of Public Works and
approval by the Common Council:
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MIR, AND Mrs. Jos KUHN and family
wish to express their sincere thnnks
TO the many reiattvss, friende anu
cr0ycsnt Assembly o. T. A.: Also
Herd no. I. =. o. q. NJ. for their kino.
ness and floral offerings; and spscia,
thanks to Rev. o. Haas for his htno
and consoiing words In their recent
sad bereavement
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COMMUNICATIONS.
From the Clerk.

From the Clerk.
10 the Honorable the Common Council:
IS 06ntlemen--I beg to submit here
!xrtth the returns Of the Special Elec-
3no0 held In the Third Ward. October
wv la13, as received from the County
Clerk
Respectfully submitted,
RICHARD LINDSAY.
City Clerk.
Accepted and the following was OFFER
~ Aid. Barnett:
q Resolved. Thafsthc clerk be and is
,&oAUbv directed tor tabulate the returns
" thu special. election to fu yacancy
r. tia body, held in the Thru Ward
11ober 4tA, and that the cferk be and
- &oO2hG distracted and diracted to
1&jately report the tabulatfon to
~ Common Council.
M I0fk2A Barnett. Behlow, De CAL
Blll, FreiwaId. Coldner, Hfndle.
nt1nr, Littleheld. Lodge. Owen. Reid.
1(0hnr0f, .Rutter. Schemansky YER
Z w, Kaxtell. Wilson and the President
4 40 I6u-1s.
= az
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West Side Property
NEW BRICK veneer 2-fiat. Artillery
near Lafayette, 9 rooms and bath =
bedrooms. oak floors and finish; fuii
basement. separate furnaces, iaun.
dry; price $1,000: f 4 terms.
Casrrain ave, blocks from car
lines. modern. oak floors and hnish.
full basement, large noored attic;
can be bought on terms .
IT, lot large rooms and pantry.
newly painted and decorated. ready
to move into. Wheelock-ave.. near
ONE BiG BARGAIN. BRICK VENEER
HOME; eight beautiful rooms and
bath: fireplace. toilet I'm basement;
Casgrain- ave-, near Fort; $2.ooo VIII
handle this Call Ford.
KINGON real. ESTATE CO.
l05 whitney Bldg. Main 3lE
Sunday and eventnxsfcal Cedar lsss-n.
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Let Me BUY fou q Home
STATE your Price and what cash and
monthly instsllments you can pay
and I will search for bargains in sny
iocAHty. Owner will pay my com.
mission.
Let Me Sell Your Property
II you can give my clients honest
valuc for their money can veil
Jour PROPERTY.
Let Me Invest Your Money
There 10 no safer or more sars In
contracfs or MortGsGes. I have them
In large or small denominations.
Estates managed. Rents collected
WILBUR b. GILBERT
1890 Majestic. M .s3c. GRAND 2cl7
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1913-10-20

NOTICE OF MEETINGs.
OFFICERS AND MEMBERS Of Wayne
Lodge, No. 8, I. q. o. r.. meet at Ford
Bldg, Sunday, Oct. TO-, at 1915, TO 90
to Birmingham. Special car. Percy
Soudion. Noble Grand.
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AMBITIOUS PERSON may earn SIS to
S25 weekly during spare time AZ
home. writing for newspapers. senu
for particulars. Press Bureau. A-eS'
Washington. D. c.
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MALE HELT

AT ONCE-A good active man who
his other work, selling real estate
a. q sub agent. Preferably one VINO
comes In daily contact with Fellow
employee Very good proposit,on.
trolt Times.
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CITY OF DETR0IT-0FNCE OF
THE CITY TREASURER.

Notice In hereby given TO All persons
interested that there have been hled In
this Office the following named assess
ment rolls:
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ALL-AROUND
MECHANIC

We have openings for Just .
few more good men who can
invest 500 or more. All april
cations must be In by Oct. ~.
Oface open to o'clock night.
S0s Elks' Temple Bldg.
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that pleads for them at all? If SO,
what is it? We wanta know.
The Average Young Man cleared
his throat with considerable pomp and
acclaimed as follows, viz:
There are songs INC songs. There
are songs where in the singer indi-
Gates a keen relish for a certain rag
and demands that the orchestra play
1T over again. Lots Of the kind. There
are other songs in which the person
singing seems to be of southern ex-
traction and Is all in a twitter over
the prospects of a little visit horne.
F"fnstance: L van to be in Dixie
and When the midnight choo-choo
caves for Alabama Then there is
another kind. A more amorous sort.
In these a young man is generally
speaking and he raves at some length
two verses and chorus as a rule
over the engaging traits of some
young woman of his acquaintance. If
the young woman is 'spoony,' which
she always it, he drops into a minor
key toward the end of the verse and
tells her what a peach of a time they'll
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today to try to realize profits. In
consequence a fresh advance was more
than wiped out and the market closed
weak with prices ranging from last
nights level to Ac down.
Corn finished h@A to A1Mc off:
oats at a decline of u as to sc: and
provisions varying from unchanged
figures to a rise of 12hc.
Buying OF wheat was quite brisk
for a while, so much so that many of
the shorts were forced to over. Dry
weather in the American winter crop
belt and lack of snow protection in
Russia gave most Of the courage to
the bull side. Nebraska reports told
OF The ground being cracked and in
bad condition for seed to stand IA
freeze. Moreover. the forecast indt-
Gated no moisture between now and
Monday.
On the other hand. trading experts
declared that fall-sown wheat was
dormant from December to March and
that fears regarding the plant where
premature II not ridiculous. Opinions
that 1t was too early by 80 days to
rave a crop scare helped turn the
Nl"tt W Nlt S'llIlE SlN's III fthl'i'h,
receipts at primary points were lib
eral and rain had visited the Punjab.
Despite alleged scarcity of forage
southwest. corn eased off with wheat
and because of limited shipping de-
mand. More than 5000 cars of corn
were reported as being held back from
elevators here by a blockade IN the
belt line.
Belated investors lifted oats a trifle
but subsequently the market was slow
to absorb the offerings.
Provisions averaged higher through
out the day. Most of the Improvement
came from an advance at the yards.
Troday's range:
May wheat opened at 92Ac; high,
93h Nc; low. 92hc: close. 92&e.
May corn opened at 52Hs to &c:
high, 52Nc; low. 52h I&c. close.
52A "a NC.
May oats opened at 34MIhc: high,
34Bc; low. 34Mc; close, AhmAc.
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have that evening. In his class be-
long DO it again. and When l get
you alone tonight"
That's the kind We're after. Those
are the ones that ought to be ex-
plunged. Honest, now, Mr.. Average
Y. M, what do you think of emf"
well. l sing EN- myself" said the
A. Y. NJ, but they are pretty rough
some of them. | can't say hat l
like the idea Of my young sister sing
ing them. They're trashy and silly
and seem to encourage the OSCILLATION
stuff as the proper way for a girl
to pass the evening with her gentle
man admirers Still, the music, rather
THAI the words, makes them popular.
/ ont think anyone takes them very
Seriously
You admit that they're not as re-
filming as they might be-"
but they're certainly swell to
dance BY"
And we left reminding ourself that
after all he was only the Average
Young Man.
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Wood, who will be grand marshal on
March 4, is noted for his zeal, but
compared with the women who are
getting up this suffrage pageant, he
is an amateur. The general, it MAY
be added, has joined the worry club.
1t is now announced that although
the suffrage pageant will be decidedly
impressive and imposing it will still
be simple. jefferson will smile in his
grave on March 3. The costumes
worn by the marchers-and also by
those who will ride the foaming
steeds-WiH be beautiful but they won't
be gaudy. Two samples are shown in
the accompanying pictures. Mrs. Tin
min, who is a director of the procession,
will represent "Charity,'' and Miss
Mackaye, who is a sister of the we'll
known actor, Percy Mackaye, will APP
pear as Hope
AS indicating how far in the direc-
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Washington, Feb. 15.-(Spccialo-
Members of the committee which has
in charge HI inaugural parade have
been seen on several occasions of late
to knit their brows and wear troubled
looks. The cause of their perturbation
is known to all. They are afraid the
suffrage pageant on March 8 will make
the big parade on the day following
look as tame in comparison as a
Sunday school picnic.
There really is no help for it. Thou
sands of women in all parts of the
United States II especially the social
leaders of the eastern cities, have
joined hands to make the suffrage pa
geant the biggest thing of it's kind
that ever happened. They are working
with a zeal and determination which
cannot help producing results, and
which are. quite unknown among the
inaugural parade workers. General