Atlanta Georgian. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1912-1939, 1913-11-10
BOOST
VOTESFOR
WOMEN
Preparations Are Complete for
Floral Pageant Tuesday-Ex-
hibition Amazes Visitors,

IITe6 handsomely OSCUitbLSu auto
mobiles, packed with enthusiastic
members of the Atlanta Equal Suf-
frage Association, will have promi-
nent positions in the big floral auto
mobile parade Tuesday. The officers
of the association will ride in the pa
rade and the banners and pennants
Of the organizations will be seen
throughout the long line of cars.
Miss Mamie Mathews, recent col
lege graduate and one of the most
enthusiastic members of the associa-
ton, will drive her own car and will
try for a prize, II she wins it she
will give 1t to the association fund.
Dr. Frank Peck and DR.. Nj. C. Hardin
Will enter their cars in behalf of the
association The cars win he deco
rated with natural flowers
The parade Tuesday will rival the
famous San Jacinto celebration Of
San Antonio. which is said to be the
greatest fiersl exhibition in the world,
1t will be the biggest feature of the
Auto Show this year
Exhibition Is Amazing.
With improvements on the already
splendid exhibition in evidence, the
patrons who entered the Auditorium
Monday morning stood amazed at the
extent and impressiveness of the ex-
hibition.
Sunday being an off day, 50 TO
speak, the exhibitors arranged their
exhibits more artistically and many
new attractions werr added to the
hundreds already there.
Every booth at the show is in
charge of an expert from the factory
Of the car he represents. All of the
1914 models are on exhibition. Many
freak motor inventions and d queer
flying machine are also to be seen.
One of the new motorcycle taxi
cabs, French invention which has
cut the price of taxi fares in half in
France is expected to be on eXhi-
bition. The cab is attached to a mo-
torcycle and from one to three per
sons can ride. The whole affair has
but three wheels and burns no more
gasoline than a motorcycle.
Until the arrival of the famous
Sousa band Charles A. Sheldon, the
noted Atlanta organist who has
pleased thousands Of people with his
concerts. will render select programs
at both the afternoon and evening
shows
John Philip SoussC and his band will
arrive in Atlanta Tuesday morning,
but Will not be able to play in the
parade, as their instruments can not
be unpacked in time. However. Sou
sa and his men will ride in the pa
rade; in fact, will lead it, just to
let the Atlantans know he has reached
here.
king Cotton" Again.
Music for the parade will he fur
nished by the Fifth Regiment Band.
king Cotton the composition Of
Sousa which was played for the first
time at what is now Piedmont Park
at the Cotton States Exposition many
years ago, Will ne HtdIu again. II
will be featured at the Wednesday
matinee. This is one OF the best
marches every composed by the spir-
tied leader.
Some Of the newest compositions Of
the band master never heard before
in Dixie, as well as his Oldest and
best known pieces will be played
during his concerts here. Not less
than five new compositions by HIM
self, and many by other masters, win
be presented.
The best OF Sousa's new compost
tions is The Crystal Lake" a So
prano solo. This will be the feature
Of his opening concert Tuesday after
noon. and will be sung by Miss Vir-
ginia Root specially engaged by
Sousa for the auto show engagement
From Maine TO Oregon" a stirring
patriotic air with military swing
will he offered ON the same after
noon Tribute to the American wom-
an viii he paid by Sous4 Tuesday
night at 10 O'Clock when THE Amer
lean Maid" is played. This is the
first time this number has been heard
iu the South