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RECOMMENDATION.

# The clerk notified the chair that Aid.
Dlngeman had fled notice that he
would move TO reconsider the vote oy
Xh5oh report OF COMMITTEES on Liquor
Hogulation u. g. G.. p. sD was adopted
~ the last session.
* Aid Vernon then moved TO recon
n11or the vote BIZ which the above
nnocifsd matter was adopted.
yThs motion prevailed as follows:
Yoas---A1d Allan. Barnett. Bleil. Bur-
ION Case, Cranshaw. Dill. DinEeman.
U1lis. Field, Gilman. Guthard. Hindie.
E5mpks Lodge, MOVIE. owen. Rutter.
Ikompson, vernon, Wartsil. wenxei
lWllson, Wing. link and the President
Nays--None.
The matter was then referred back
20 Committes on Liquor Regulation.
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From the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common Counem.
Gentlemen--I beg TO INFORM sv
Honorable Body that the lease TOT Tn
crosse Pointe Hospital GROUNDS VIII
expire February 10. 1915. II mas pscn
cusfomary TO renew this lease TOT
period OF one year.
Respectfully yours,
GEORGE ENGEL.
Controller.
Resoiyed. That the Controller be. and
he is hereby autherized and directeu
To- renew the lease OF the Propersy
known as the CROSSE Pointe hosp.'s,
Grounds. with Julius DeClercg. TOT -. -
reriod Of one year. ending Fepfm
Is 1915. at the annual rental OF siov'
Adopted as follows. 49,,
yeasNAid. Allan. Barnett BlciI
Burton. case. Cranshaw. Diii. n,nset
man. Ellis, Field. Giinnan. Gutharu'
Uindle. Jakel Heating. koeher. hsonN'
I.efnpixc- lodge, Nowc. owen, nvio.
Rutter, schemansky. schultz steisn-
owski. Thompson, Vernon; WsrtesL
wenzel. Wilson. Wing. link ana the
President--3l
NAYS None W.
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Respectfuily submitted.
GEORGE II. FENkELis:

Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE II. FENkEisi,
ssoived. That the Controher., al,
IA he is hereby authorized ana or On
rected to make the proper ,SI transfer st OF
n bis. 90 rom the 1914 surplus In tsee
y $50" sewer fund to account No mem q.
n ehe sane fund for the sap%%mnpSnsasion
~ In the forsgoins o'n'
ADOPTED Allan. Barnett. BEL
Yeas-cH ase cranshaw. Dill; D i,hasd
1 BsT.0E EMS. Field, Giinn amer uq KronE
Hindie. Jakel keaNSi ng: Ne owen. Roilo
Lempke' schemansky. schultz xSS te,siI
sLi Thompson. vernon; VA the
1WanzeI Wilson. Wing, link anu
President-34.
Navs-Npne.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-03

To the Honorable the Common Council;
Gentlemen--The stationery account
Of this office IN exhausted. In order
70 carry on the business OF this de-
partment for inc balance OF the nseal
Wear the sum OF $4,000 will be rcqulr-
ed
able Body to refer this communication
to the Committee on Ways and Means
Very truly yours,
MAX c. KOCH.
City Treasurer.
Referred 70 Committee on Ways and
Means
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To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentiemen--i beg 10 report that ~
accordance with resolution adopted
1914. the Hupp Motor Car Co. have pail
into ths city treasury the SUM OF Wv.
On the Smatter OF the vacation OF Alley
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|nNON COUNCIL


<oFFlcIAI.l
DetroIt. Tuesday. Feb. ?. 1915,
#rssldsnt. Hon sherman Littleneld.
1ooent---Ai1 Allan. Barnett. bieiL
Etoo. Case, craushaw. Dill, Dlnge-
~ ElIio. Field. Gilman. Guthard.
6Ie, Jakcl, Heating. kocher. kronk.
nokc Lodge. Nowc. Owen, Rutter,
&11cnsl<y schultz. Stefanowski,
&01mDeou. Vernon, Wartell, Wenzel.
l1Son. Wins. link and the President
There being q quorum present, the
<1Uucll Was declared 10 be In session.
Tho Journal OF the preceding session
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Iaken Prem ths TabIs.

Ala vsrnor moved TO take from the
tehle . RAPPORT Of Committse on Pppuo
Fhs report Wa them adopted as fol-
xSs,--Aid. Allan Barnett, Blsil. Bur
ton Case, Cranshaw. Din. pinGeman,
1llIs. Field. Gilman. Quthard. Hindis,
IAksl KeatinG, kochsr. kronk.
xenpke. Lodge Nova owSn Enttsr'
{kSmpscn, veraor, wsrtsiL wsn.slt
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Iempke. Lodge. Move, Owen. Rvilo.
owskL THOMPSON, Vernon, Wartell
WenEeI. Wilson. Wing zink and the
Pr NsHsSoSs
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Ald. RoeIn.0a snt.rsa ana .0st 81.

Aid. Robinson entered and took his
adopted as follows,
feas--Ald. Allan, Barnett. Bleil.
burton, Case, crAnshaw. Dm Dinss-
man Ellis. Field. Gilman. Guthard,
Lempke, Lodge. Nowc Owen. Robinson.
hoiio. Ruttsr Schemansky, Schultz.
Stsfanowskl. Thompson, Vernon, War
,sii' Mensel, Wilson. Wing. link. and
Nays--None.
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- o.o.rtment Of public Works

ro The Honorable the Common biiis on
Gen,iemsH,11I1ns e oTaer 40 the the transfer
hand ! % from the surplus IN tnS
OF .sJpinbiic sewer Fund to be cI rnnwn
1914 1ao,iowing accounts, 70 be know"
as: t.a In Parkyiew
Laying water pipe Ia l54.31
Raising water main over sew" 5s3.11
Moving water pipe: new
avenue, on account 4.7ls.ss
sewer ......,....''' -
az zoe 1 o
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Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE II. FENKELL

Resolved. That the con nd oaii,srected
and is hereby AUTHORISED snt ahu on his
to MAKE ,o effsct the transfer Of $3.50,
pooh erom the 1914 surplus In the Pubic
sewer Fund to the credit OF th une fore.
going communication.
Adopted as follows: $3.50. p,sil
Yess-Ald Allan, Barnet nins ea.
Burton. Case; crans ni,mnaD Gnthard.
rnsnd,e' Jakel. Heating. Kocher, ksonk'
Inmpke, Lodge. Move: Owen h3a,o
Rutter. schemansky. schultz ,S te,a
SW Wsni Wilson, Wing. link and the
rrosidsnt--34.
Nays-None.
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liberation.

The clerk notified the chair that Aid:
|.A1ian had filed notice that he would
! 1nove 70 reconsider the vote by which
\ = report Of the COMMITTEES on Public
Bui1dings and accompanying resolution
1 *. 2. O. ,. 30 were adopted 1t the last
Ala. Allan witharsw his rseonsidsrs-
The Detroit times., 1915-02-03

ny AID. BARNETT.
n l1go--of Knoll q Jacobson. for per-
sasSe g 70 SsGn nafs s,:a On streets
t1sl--of Herman Riss, FOR the can
ceiIsfion of the general City taxes for
tn ;xf ter ' to committee on Taxes.
ns sss q the SI Isnsrai City taxes and
Issssrsd 70 Committee on Taxes.
BIZ AID. DILL
11gs--of J. r. Hanlon OF al. asking
80 venue. lying betwssn clark and
q SS.n 1ass o ssG PTfs ana
By AID. KRoNK.
41s4--of Jacob Miiisr. for vacation
Rsfcrrsd 10 Committee on Street
IiSS-of Josephine Koziowski. for
Z me cancellation Of the gsnsra City
RSferTsd to COMMITTEES on Taxes.
eascsila sion q 8. ssnsri City taxes
Refsrred 10 COMMITTEES ON Taxes.
esiistisn Of the general city taxes for
Referred TO Committee on Taxes.
BY AID. SCHULTZ
1of f's rsconsidsrssion q ths tsmDsrt
si Rsssr DsspI . Committee on Street
<i5sMof Geo. n. Kl,nsisr. 20. : re-
s e Se g w.S e. !. T-.i for
: tho paving OF Robins avenua exfsnding
fr3E Mscs e q o Ssnsrt av:ness 81 pusns
BIZ AID. DnSGElfAN.
l1el--of Fred W., Haase Tor 70 cor
roe& the grade OF sidewalk
A:s.rTss g c9mR, pitt y On s stT Trat...-
ion n the territory BOUNDED on the
ss y dsg nni:. . N n: . 3. 8;
1opgsll street and on the west by
Ksfsrrsd 70 comnitsss ON Liquor
z IA. Ssi ii. entered ana took his ssae
~ The Clerk
l1ss-oe Ths cray Hstats Co. for
DoEmles1on on construct arseway.
X0forrsd 70 Committss on Streets
(114-of James A. Robinson. Tor
% Iiiisn Rssd q II Tor the
- 0gsyr svsnSs - puh,ss
/{tS-oe wiuiam Hurley ct Il, for
~ lexsnT = vhnsssss svfscS punus
H5yof STANLEY. = pes.ysssAA fss
sSsrrs4 10 committss On streets.
4 - g instsii elevator lift In sidewalk
e4SssS4 2 c2mmittss On $780,
As{srrsd % comnistss On s1sst
40 Lesis Psssz& ssr psrmissasa
6lSgTs1 - connittes on strssta
13li-M Mrs. .. - cummings ct al.
lS7ssrSd = bspsrsnsat Of Pubic
q , 9.ss ss a;, Z: a.. . sSi the e
Ss2ss-s1 = S:esrsn,n. Of Public
3. 's ssn e s': :ss. :: Il ssr i g:
sss sn sy's q b 5 Sss Public
1isz-os = O Simmer ct Al. g. the
5Son1 5AAsd, Ferry and Palmer ave-
kefssrsa - Dspazsnsnt Of Public
~ 80 ~ s1.s Ssis : e ). sssa
1o{eelol - committss ON Liquor
~ lunsr . Keehsadsrfsr, for
|olerred 70 Committee on Taxes.
1l<S q porsonal tax for fsil and isiS.
So q . Ssasonsi tax Tor the years
<ofSrrsd 20 COMMITTEES on Taxes.
az o--Of A. NJ Campau Realty Co. OF
- cor the removal Of several poles
&r0m MoDOuGnu avenue
Goforred 20 Committse on streets.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-03

To the Honorable the Common Council
Gentlemen--fn reply to a notice from
this office. the following proposals
were received for the construction OF
lateral sewers.
No. 26ss. In alleys In blocks bounded
by Lumley. Central 81. Iohn toxtend. !.
ol westerly and MICHIGAN.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-03

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. No. III. street
signs and Labor Putting Up" Is ex-
hansted. AS this item was limited ,a 40
Srcy, suppiementing II from any avail
able surplus. would recommend
sberefore that the Controller be In
structed TO pay any bills or labor IN
al the amount thereof to be recouped
from the appropriation for 1slb-1sl6
and respectfully submit the following
vaaalutiOn.
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Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE III. FENKEII
Commissioncr.

BY Aid. Burton:
Resolved. That the City Controller
be and il hereby authorized and d.
rected 10 pay bills or labor incurred
against Account No. Ill. street signs
and Labor Putting Up" from the sur :.
plus I'm the General Road Fund, SAID
surplus to be recouped when the APP
proprintion for 19i5-1sl6 IL available.
Adopted as follows:
Yeas--Ald Allan. Barnett. Bell
Burton. Case. Cranshaw. Dill. Dinge-
mar. Ellis, Field. Gilman. Guthard.
Hindle. Jakel Heating, Kocher. kronk,
Lempke. Lodge. Nowc. owen, Rollo.
Rutter, Sehemansky. schultz, stefan
owski. Thompson; Vernon; WartclL
President--34.
Nays-NOne.
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e,o, o.oar.ment OF Public Works

To the Honorable the Common Couneil:
Gentiemen--Owing 10 the fact that
the nav rolls for sidewalk inspection
was paid from Account No. III. known
as building New Cement walks. IN
lieu Of contingent fund. | would rec
oumend that the amotnt appropriat-
eli for that purpose be transferred to
said account No. III.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE H. FENKELf.
Commissioners.
By Aid. Burton;
Resolved. That the Controller he. and
IL hereby authorized and directed TO
make the proper entries on his books
TO effect the transfer OF $4,000 from
Account No 11G. inspection Of Side
walks" I'm the General Road FUND TO
fhe credit ~ Account No. III BUILD
ing New Ccrfent wa'ts" =" OF
Contingent fund. In the same fund.
Adopted AZ follows
Yeas-.Ald. Allan. Barnett. Bieil.
burton Case. Cranshaw. DILL Dinge-
man. Ellis. Field. Glinuhn. Guthard.
Hindie, Jakel. Ksating. Koeher. krenk.
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From Department. Of Public Work,

To the Honorable the Common Council:
6entlemen--ln order TO carry on the
WORK would recommend the transfer
or the sum OF 100000 from the sur
Plus IN the General Fund 1915 to the
credit OF Account No. l02 sub fund
Ice.
Respectfully submitted,
GEORGE III. 'FENKELL.
a Commissioner
BY Aid. Burton.
Resolved. That. the City Controller
be. and Is hereby authorized and di-
rected To make the proper entries or
his books 10 effect the transfer of
100000 from the surplus I'm the Gen
eral Road Fund l9is-5 to the credit
or Account No. 102 a sub-fund In the
same fund known as Snow and Ice.
Adopted as follows
Yeas--Ald. Allan. Barnett. Bell
Burton. Case, Cransh.w, Dill, Dinge-
man, Ellis. Field. Gilman. Guthard
IIindle Jakel, Heating. kocher, Kronk
Lempke, Lodge. Nowc. owen. Rollo
Rutter. Schemansky. schultz. stefan
owski. Thompson. Vernon wartell
Wenzel, Wilson. Wing. link and the
President---34
m
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From the Controller.

To tho Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlomen--l hereby report that this
Department has examined the account
on the books OF the Board ~ Poor
entitled House Of Corr
rectton Fund.- and ind as\ follows:
hand ....,,...,.~.~....,.1. 's3.sss.52
DISBURSEMENTS
January TO so. inclusive. s32.00
ss.257.52
Add checks outstanding. .. 1850
Balance In Central Savings
Bank. Feb. I. lsl5..., SS,42S.Os
Respectfully submitted.
Controller.
Accented and plaeed on file.
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r.,r n.o,r,ment OF Public Works.

To the Honorable the Common councn,
Gentlemen--I would recommend 'ne
transfer of S2ss.oo from the surplus In
the 1914 Public sewer IateraI sewer
Jynsnactiou etc. for manhole covers,
IkntSa 20 he charged TO below mem
The Detroit times., 1915-02-03
From Department Of Public Works

To the Honorable the Common Council:
Gentlemen--In reply 10 a notice from
this office the following proposal was
received for furnishing two co car
loads OF standard white oats:
r. J. Simmons a Co. ..6l Use per bu.
T.. J. Simmons & Co, Is the only and
lowest bidder.
The Department OF Public Works has
entered into contract with the said
lowest bidder and hereby asks the APP
prevail and confirmation OF the same
by your Honorable Body.
Respectfully submitted.
GEORGE H. FENKEI.L.
Commissioner.
BY Aid. Barnett:
Resolved. That the contract entered
into by the Department OF Public
Works with y. J. simmons q Co. for
furnishing two t2D carloads Of stand
ard white oats at 81 Use per bushei, be
and the same is hereby approved and
confirmed. ny
The Detroit times., 1915-02-03

Clerk Board OF Examiners OF
rsnsrtmsn, ~ Buiidings lOS0.S0
C,arL Rscarders' Court 1870
GEORGE E<GEL.
Controller
Accepted and referred 10 the Conn
mIttee on Ways and Means.
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Erom the Controller.

To the Honorable the Common SonnelI;
GentIemen-The following approved
accounts arc respectfully submitted;
The Detroit times., 1915-02-03

d the HonorabIs the Common Council:
0Gnt The following reports OF
|1 Of0oers for the week ending Sat-
|oX January 30. 1915. are respect-
Trsasursr's disburse-
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Glass Co, supplies, ISL is
i072-Geo. A. Walters. Sety,
minor bills .....,.l 10 ~
l0Is--Weyhing Bros Mfg.
Co. badges ..,.....tI 10 90
Let. "'N' ss 90
The Detroit times., 1915-02-03

To the Honorable the Common Council:
uentiemen--tn reply To a notice from
this Office, the following proposals
We're submitted In accordance with the
equipment for Garbage Reduction
The Detroit times., 1915-02-03
From the City treasurer.

Accepted and placed on file.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-03

SPECIAL ASSESSMENT siNhiNe
AND INTEREST FUND.
1l--Max c. Koch City Treas, "a. 90
bonds and int. $500. .sze.tvo 90
STREET OPENING AWARD FUND.
a-Max C. Koch. City Treas, .oo an
awards ......';,; ,.,oc ,r.,N,sg,Is
Controller.
Referred to Committee on Claims and
Accounts.
The Detroit times., 1915-02-03

ll6l--Of Fred w. HaasA Tor % COR
Ro{erred 10 Committse on Streets.
VI l1ea-Of Leo l. King - Al. protest.
|iuG against the raising OF the restric-
sS.th by Miiwaukss Avenue. on the
north by City Limita, on the east py
4opeoll street and on the west py
ksfsrred 70 connitsss ON Liquor
Y IA Ssiie entered ana tsox his ssaI
The Washington times., 1915-09-30
PULLMAN PRAISED
FOR KEEPING ORDER
Lieut.. Gen. Nelson A. Miles Says
Crowd Was Best Ever At a
G, A. R. Parade.

Lieut.. Gen. Nelson A. Miles. retired.
grand marshal Of the G. A. r. parade.
today complimented Major Raymond W.
Pullman. superintendent OF police, on
the way the crowds were handled yes
terday.
General Miles declared he had never
seen better order at a parade.
Major Pullman. In a statement thank
Ing the police and Boy Scouts. says:
Whatever success there was may be
credited entirely to the splendid team
work of men on the force. from inspec-
tors to privates. and to the cooperation
Of the police departments Of other cities
Of local orRanizations and Of members
Of the public order committee of the
general citizens committee in charge Of
the encampment.
Each inspector, captain and lieuten-
ant in charge of the various details OF
men along the line Of march strove to
do his work as perfectly as possible.
"The cooperation OF the police de-
partments Of all the large cities east Of
Chicago In sending to Washington their
best detectives has made II possible to
give both citizens and guests the very
best protection against thieves, pick
pockets and fimfiammers of all kinds.
and the assistance given by the 100
trained and uniformed policemen de-
tailed here by Police Marshal Robert
Carter. Of Baltimore. helped greatly In
handling the crowds
The Washington times., 1915-09-30
FINE c. A. R, VETERANS
REST IN HOSPITALS

Among the victims OF accidents yes
terday whose condition is serious
enough to warrant their remaining In
hospitals are Mrs. Mary V. Hall. sixty
four years old of Vienna. Va. and
her daughter. Mrs. Mabel Brooks. of
Clarendon. Va. They were crossing
northwest about o'clock Yesterday
when they were struck by a street car.
Mrs. Halls skull was fractured. Her
daughter suffered conclusion of the
brain. At Emergency Hospital their
Miss Jennie M. Lane is also at
Emergency today as the result of the
explosion OF sasolene stove in her
home. 1926 New Hampshire avenue
northwest. yesterday afternoon. Her
condition is not regarded as serious.
Out of the ten or dozen people
treated at Casualty Hospital Yesterday
only half that number remain in the
the G. A. r. veterans taken there are
y, l.. Rohrer. of Galesburg H.. and
r. w. Greenleaf, of Boston. Mass.
Few of the victims of street accidents
town crowds remain in the local hos
Jitals toGsv. Most of the cases w {
caused by exhaustion.
A total Of about fifty cases were
treated during the day at Emergency
and at Casualty Hospitals.
At Emergency Hospital the following
cases of yesterday are being treated
A. r. Roberts. seventy years old. Ma
tional Soldiers Home. Leavenwor;h
Kan. who was removed from the Pom
sion Office building suffering from eK-
haustion.
James Late. sixty-four years old
Canton. Mass. stonping at Soldiers
Home, acute gastritts.
FREDERICK Keller, seventy-eight wears
old. of 1000 Fourth street northwest, suf,
A0xing from a broken shoulder.
The Washington times., 1915-09-30
HOLY NAME SOCIETY
PLANS BIG PARADE
More Than 1000 Visitors to
Come From Baltimore Alone
For Celebration October 10.

Enthusiastic arrangements are being
made In all Catholic parishes OF the
city for the Holy Name Society parade
and demonstration October 10.
Baltimore alone will send 1000 per-
sons to. participate In the parade.
The Baltimoreans will make the trip
by special traHs via the b. & o.
Meetings are to be held next week to
make final plans. The Society of st.
Matthew's parish will meet in st. An
thongs Chapel Monday evening. Pen
nants and bannSs to be carried by the
parish representatives In the parade
will be distributed at this meeting.
One Of the parade features will be
the Fort Myer soldiers who are mem-
bers Of the society in full uniform. II
is expected that 800 Of Uncle Sams e
regulars will be In line, under Sergean,
Rawley.
The Soldiers Home Band will head
the delegation from old Trinity parish
In Georgetown.
st. Anthony's and Holy Rosary par,
ishes will have a band between them
st. Anthony's Society will carry brown
and white pennaats and banners.
The Washington times., 1915-09-30
BAY STATE DELEGATE
HEADS DAUGHTERS
Katharine R. A. Flood, Of New.
ton, Mass, Becomes Ma.
tionaI President of Auxiliary.

Officers were elected at the business
sessions Of the Daughters Of Veterans
today at the New willard Hotel.
Miss Katharine r. A. Flood. Of New
ton, Mass, has been elected national
president The others officers chosen
were: National senior vice president.
Mrs. Myrtle W. Best. of Marietta. Ohio :
national Junior vice president: Miss
Anna Denham. of Lockport. n. Y: ma
tional chaplain. Mrs. Alice Gilliland. De-
troit: national treasurer, Miss Augusta
Snyder. Of Massilon. Ohio national In:
spector, Miss Jennie l.. Hamilton. of
the District. and national patriotic in
structor, Mrs. Grace Brock of New
Council members are being elected
this afternoon. This will be followed by
presidential appointment of four color
bearers. guide and assistant guide.
and a guard and assistant guard.
Official Greetings.
Official greetings from the National
Woman's Relief Corps were extended
the daughters this morning by a com:
mittee from the w. II. G. 1t was led
by Mrs. Georgia Curley.
An interesting feature Of this morn
ing's meeting was added when Mrs
Ella Mackey West. of Niles, Ohio. told
the daughters of the conversion of the
Mckinley homestead there. former home
of the late President. into Catholic
nOSDltdl ne Olu nome IL DelHS
ly preserved as nep'ly unchanged from
the original home of the late President
as possible. she said.
Mrs. Marion T.. Kelley. of Niles. tolC
OF the campaign to erect $4,000 me
mortal temple to President Mckinley a
Niles. as a meeting place for future
international and national peace associ
atoms meetings.
Present Two Flags.
Through the efforts of Mrs. George A
Howe. patriotic instructor Of the Dis
trict tent, flags are being presented this
afternoon to the Eastern High Schoo
and to the Peabody school. Mrs. Johr
Sullivan. national patriotic instructor
will make the presentations.
Daughters of Veterans Joined Other
women's patriotic societies at lunch a
the First PRESBYTERIAN Church. where
the Ladies' Of the G. A. r. are meeting
Tonight the Daughters will be repre-
sented at reception in honor of com
mander-in-Chef David Palmer in the
fountain rooms at the willard
Business sessions will continue tomOr
row.
The Washington times., 1915-09-30
BLUE AND GRAY TO
LISTEN TO WILSON
President Will Make Principal
Address At Dedication OF
Arlington Amphitheater.

One Of the unique ceremonies incl
dent to the Grand Army encampment
takes place tomorrow when the Veter-
ans of the Union army will meet with
the veterans of the Confederate army
and together will attend the exercises
at c:30 o'clock in the afternoon In con-
rection with the laying Of the corner
stone Of the Memorial Amphitheater at
Arlington by President Wilson.
For a number Of years the members
Of the Grand Army. the Confederate
Veterans. and many other patriotic or
ganizations and individuals have been
cndeavoring to obtain the constru' ton
of a memorial building at Arlington
where the veterans could hold their
services for the dead. and where special
celebrations of various character could
from the weather. Thr present amphi-
theater at Arlington Is open and an
extremely disagreeable place In bad
weather. An appropriation has been
obtained for handsome structure that
will nor only serve the purposes for
but VIII also be a lasting memorial to
the men OF the North and South and the
military heroes buried at the national
cemetery.
Tn, program Of tomorrow's ceremony
calls for the laying of the cornerstone
Of the building by President Wilson,
and as Arlington Cemetery Is designed
FOR veterans Of the South as we'll as the
North and of the military and naval
forces Of the country for all time,
representatives of all the bodies inter
ested will be present. Assisting Presi-
dent Wilson will be the commander in
chief Of the G. \. r.. Colonel Palmer.
anc Capt. Fred Bell, representing the
comma nder- -in-chief OF the United Con
federate Veterans. There will be other
Confederate veterans present also
he ceremonies begin at 2:30 o'clock
Those in charge have notified persons
planning to attend the ceremonies that
carriages approaching the cemetery
from the Highway Bridge will enter ny
the Mcclellan gate and 70 direct to the
site Of the new building. Automobile.
coming by way OF the Highway
Bridge are directed to enter the Treas
ur! gate and pass to the site by way
| OF the Maine section. Carriages from
Fort Myer will enter the main gate and
pass south. At the conclusion of the
| ceremonies carriages will pass eas
along Mcclellan road and automobile.
will 60 west. All vehicles will bt
parked In the grass plot west and north
| west Of the new building.