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<1pe honorable the Common Council.
X 00tlemen---To your Committee ON
~ and Means was referred the
from the Controller
11tive 10 renewal OF lease for the
1loeee Pointe Hospital Grounds Your
EA1tte<. seeing no objections there
teccmmend that the resolution ac-
1Noonying said communication. au-
&IrlBing the renewal OF lease with
XI1nA peClercq for one year. present
tr Aid. Burton ON the sth inst
I<tG G., p. iIG), be adopted
Respectfully submitted,
SHERMAN LI1-rLEFlELp
JOHN &. LODGE
JAMES NERNoE
GODFREY PREVAIL.
" JACOB GUTHARp.
<Ac<epted and adopted as follows
. .xeae---Ald. Allan. Ashe. Barnett.
Iotl, Cranshaw. Din. Ellis. Freiwal =.
lnnaD. GuthArd, fiindie. Iakcl
batting. kochcf, krimmeL kronG
oRnx. Lempke. LitiieHeld. Lodge.
|0wc, Owen. Richert. Robinson. kol-
Sehetnansky. SchGitz. Starkey.
efAuowski. Thompson. Vernor.
knvttil. Wenxel, A. ~ wilson 81, =.
Q1ecn. Wing. Zoelier and the Pros
= S(eys--None.
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Streets

To the honorable the Common Ccuurf1
Gentlemen To your GDmU ltt,a rn
streets was referred The CuwmuuE t-
tlons from the Department ~ Pati
Works transmitting proposals f7r
furnishing brick. cement and fusE-
port that the following are the lou-
est bidders
wolverine Bsick co. webster ErlrE
Co. y. r. Holmes a Co. arl Mo- st
Paving Brick CO. f0r brick
Wyandofte-Po Portland Cement Ce
New Egyptiau Portland meut r.
and the Burt Portland Cement COS
Tor cement
stqdebakcr Corporation Tor two
flushing machines
Being satisfied thai tra bidF erh-
mitted arc reasonable In price sve
recommend that the resolutions pre-
sented by AID Heating on f-et ltth
- g. 3 lts-fTI. approving aff
ceHfrmfnz said contracts. be as1p.-
respectfully submitted
MAJ RiCE i. kFhTf'tr
JAMES rrA ANcff tTy
EDWARD EhENfTI
W. n. o.. HfNif.E
ioBN = JAEEL
JULIUS T. kjtf.fhfEI
rptnd and adopted sf follow
cas--.tld. Allan Hsrr Earratr.
BltIl. Cranshaw UtH rl. FraIsyaf3
Gilman, Glthnrd FinI... fyaI
en'fus. kpcher krIrr-rI frrrr F
l.unE. LelnHk- Tirtlst.ir Lodge.
Now owen. I.ichfrt EoaIusaf HrI-
10. Scfeu7aH rngtHr
Wartsit. WenZel Wilson FE o.
idenf as
Nuys- None
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Resolved. That the said sum urrr-
in offered In full settlement shalt hF
accepted within 30 days from tht date
of the adoption of this rs>nI utI"n.
otherwise same shall bc bul lit
void and of no force or effect
Adopted az follows
Yeas--Aid Allan Ashs Ryri" o.
Riell. CranshaN, Diil. Ellis trti'fi il 4.
Gilman. Guthard, i.uilr. tH<. r
Heating ku her. hFiMwei N-..h
kuuE. Lcmpkc. iittlraeIa i.He.
Nov,. owen. Blchcrt. Robinson. ItuI-
in. SthpWausifl. SsHuItE- ~tt-|.tF
StefunOwrkt Thnmr H. hrfnHt.
WaFtell. Wcuzel a. u Wilson. N. ,
Wilson. Wing %oetl,r ant J4a ia
ident--1s
Nay s--NOnc
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9ke Honorable the Common Council.
5l3ontIcmeu --- Your Committee on
kline and Accounts. TO whom was
oxfed the Controllers list of Ap-
4xea Accounts of tsb. 20. 1915. re-
4e(UlIy report that we have exam
~ the same. and believing them to
= correct. recommend that they be
~ from the proper fun js.
Respectfully submitted
{A "A. O.. kuNZ
Hf u MOSES WARJ ELL.
a LOUIS ~ LEMPK T.
"a ga ANTHONY NOWte
~ FRED W. ROBINSON
JOSEPH SCHEMANSk
<lktrtpted & and adopted a. follows
Allan, Aehe. Barnett
NIL. Cranshaw, Eiil. Ellis FrefWsid
1pnan. Guthard. Bindi,. IakcL
)09iHE. kochsr. Krtmmei. jSronk
{1lRx. Lcrnpke. Bittleheld. 1.odge,
)tWc, Owen Richert. Robinson. Rot.
v Hchemansky. Schultz. star KEY.
&l8nowski, rhainpson vern0r.
6yten. wenzei, \ T. wilson. W =.
S)oon, Wing. zoeiler and the Pres
~ 49, None
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~ uonorsble the Conn Council.
ntlesueo-~To your Committee on
and Accounts was referred tn,
0f n. ~ Gowiing t730SD. Tor
~ sustained 10 aatoTnobffc by
tm0 into by Detroit Receiving
1oI Ambulance IN GriSwold
We recommend that said
n ~ granted on the grounds Of
Z1V as Get forth In the following
81 Respe~tfuIly suhmtcI
,tt N q. kuNT
MOSES WARTEf.I.
% ANTHONY NoWC.
n FRED w. ROBINSON
M louis "a. It.MfkE
JOSEPH kt'f fsAlA NSkN
G0eptsd and on leave the follow
kSfelntion was oQerea
~ 81, That the city Controller
1D0 ~ hereby authorized and d.
~ draw his warrant upon the
~ eupd ~ favor ~ D. ~ cow
~ NE pusr % taa.Ge satne tp
NIL rettlcment ~ any and all
w 0amnRes which claimant
" oRAtpft the city ~ Detroit
~ heinR rnn into by
1o<(viur Hoepital Atnbn,
And be u fssfthvr
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w.ys and Means.

n:the Honorable the Common Council
a 'fkentIemen-~To your Committee on
IHya and Means was referred the
from the Board oI
S6r Commissioners, requesting
nufer OF funds in the sum Of ts2
I.Is from the Contingent Fund, to
* n1aced To the credit OF various
= kefuuds. We find the transfer rec
80ofed TO be necessary by reason OF
tfafn debts made against thts
5nFa APPROPRIATIONS to cover detcits
4 fha last fiscal year. Seeing no OBJ
U9b6n thereto, we offer the Follow
resolution.
Respectfully submitted.
SHERMAN LITTLEFIELD.
Fs JOHN &. LODGE
THOMAS r. GILMAN
IS JAMES VERNON
E GODFREY FREIWALD
JACOB GETHARD
q <lSHecspted and on leave the follow
resolution was offered:
hx1d. Burton:
HeoOlved, That the Controller he
he 10 hereby authorized and di-
I'D 10 make the proper entries on
ko0ks To effect the transfer oi the
of es2.510.i5 from the Contin-
~ rund and place the same 20 the
lit OF the Poor CommisEion Fund
}thN various sub-funds' designated
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[ofhr iioAornbir ttc common Eoun,il
F7fseutlsp F To ypi,r COMMITTEES On
IVavs aud Means ere referred tlf
l3rcusp bonds pf THE g ". hgnD
- fional Detective Co. }. Arthur VIII
-. Wolverine beteCtivc Agency
1s1rh Il. Dwyef. National Traeiug rs.
6SSjation, William J. Burns interna-
o0ni DetertiNe Agency, The Erase
7X II Fraser. O'Neii Secret rorvirt
~ Med pursuant 10 licenses grant "a
~ operate az private detectives. Att-
&Ust Cirich. sign hanger, and , -
0rf. eAsoiine station. same naVin-
sen approved hy the Corporation
Z|ounsel. We recommend that saIa
vufia bt accepted and approved
M EeEpectfutly submitted,
.f SIiEkNAN L.ITTLEFiELo.
JOHN c. LODGE
'f THOS. T.. GILMAN
~ JAMES VERNON
GODFREY FEEINALb
~ JACOB GCTHAKD.
x Accepted and adopted ~ follows.
81 Y eas---Ald. Allan, Ashe, BafnFttt
Ilell, CYanrhsw. Dill. EliAs, FreiN tl
otnuan. Cuthard. Hindles Jah-A
h0ttng. kocher, krimmcl hE1hK
&os. Lcmpke. Llttiefeld, L"4fr
0vc. Owen. Richert Robinson. lioi-
Schemansky. Schultz Stafkcy'
afanowAki. Thompson. feru"r
nrtAIl. wenzel = y. Wilson N D.
3ilson, Wing. zociler and the Pres
0nf-~-3S
u KnyH--None,
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JOSEPH ROLIlO.
JAMES NERNOk.
NOSES NARTFtls
WN r.. IOEI.l.Ek
.HUI - HH NM

JOSEPH ROIIJO.
JAMES NERNNk,
MOSES NARTFiI.
MN F XOEIIEk
CfAS H. MING.
Accepted AND ou lc1.c, the follow
tu4 Del t-ai4flpn WAS offered
Et N't LnmukVt
t.-alrd That the CitN TREASURED
a, Irt h. i. hereby authorized rd'
instr tod tO accept from John
AZ .i.I.-Hau the sum OF S..o"hUt. In
fuIr srff'rWrut ~ an unpaid t.t,
bids nI -Uu,rAi vttN taxes Und Sprc.1t
..--ts-E. .ut- levied against Int Dr.
HtrrHn az HrAndrnhuiE S.. Auhin
AN -ut of part of Out Lots ti fua
81. ~r Auhin Farm AND ~ T.. 20.
Nthrs,N Farm, b. Hancock y rt
trU ward. Tor th, wears i>'H o. '"'
h.rE s. i.-fNr and cancel balance
J.r. rIu, luvd THE SUM above -r.
... I~ Paid into tHr CITY TrrtrHf'
'r.IHlu DO dnFS from th, date ut t'.
rd.pt..u ut this rDepIrttuu
ttHntgN Hs follows
ADa- NIu ANtu A,Ut. GHrr''t.
E..i t- ushaN Dill llHe tilIng''h
CUtbsr1 1tudlc Jskrl NrNrn@.
Noen-r krlWmtl hrHuk. Nara.
Irun',- I.uurIeld 'rt-r Vow.
s,HgW8I- 81 hu,r St7rh.S
annN sNL Thnmr~'n Vernon Wtrf
Ns1r IS - WILSON N Wilson.
Wins. ENellrr ana .E. l..s.|.rI
Nal,-- Nunr
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a O KUNZ
LOUIS RI LFNVEE
ANTHONY NOWr
FRED w RoRfN-~ffr
IOSEPTT SC'HFNf &N-t,-s 8.

By Aid. Kunz;
Resolved That the Citt Cont -
he hereby Instructed 20 drew
rant on the ur0uer fund for rns
of seven hundred dollars - fHHo~ t
James Butler. next friend no Don. fF
Butler. 2 minor. on Nre+aC taT .ur
stipulation releasing tue .'sts r-
ais claims against II rerua se vi
3uIy 10 Donald Du'lrr tH- stIU..l-
tion 20 he IN form aEproE ca hr fat
Corporation Counsel
Adopted as follows
feas--Ald. Allan. N-he He-n
BIsif. CFansfaW. 0fII FIITs F'rr f ht
Gilman. Guthards TindIa Ter-f
keutiuE kocher. krImu,sl Is .ttf.
kunz. LeUpke. T.ittlofoId f.u1-
Nowc owen. EiChert. R5riu s0a .rf.
10. Schenarskv schultz Sf~4
StefauO wski, Thompson. }erH r
Warten Nenzcl. A. - Wilson. 3r =
Wilson. Wing Zociler and the Fr.s-
ident--1S
NsYs--Sone
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kspcars or COMMITTEES.



W ~ kInnorabis the Common C"pueiii
4 Icex1e n - Your Committee IN
~ and Means. 90 whom wRs re-
- the reports 81 the various cry
ISS,s for he week enfinx feh
respectfully report that " llh
Ihlef Accountant we nave 'Nt tii-
the sawe and believing them 20
= Ssoffvef recommend thoir apFfoN1L
"a Qeefectfuily Submittgd.
49, VT HHTHMAN LfFfI4EflkLti,
z. JDHN q. LODBE
t$ THOMAS W GILMAN
ff,f JANFsS NkftNDft
~ f,ODlsREY FftEiW WAhb
w JACOB GUTHARp.
and adopted AZ follows
i9As--Aid Allan, Ashe. tarnei l.
te1[ rranshaw nil. Euia D. ciwald,
Inns q. csuthard. ilindie lakeL
|Gafin1. kocher. krimWei. kt"nk.
mox. LempRo. Litfieheld. Lodge.
Swr. owen. ilichsrt. Robinson lioi-
Y NJ Fchemnusky. Schultz. Starkcy,
|sfsnuwski. rhomps9n. NernoT,
;Sr1Nu. Wenzei A. r. Wilson. ~ j,
Tl1son' Wins. Zoeiler and the Pres
|Rmt--.2s
"A None
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ResolutIons and Ordinances

FIRST WARD
Ey Ald Lodge
l.hs". wed, Thht perm Ipsion be- Lerrbv
4'nnt"d 20 IA" Commission fur Griirr
ln F"i'-ium to place sign on tho clty
tall dcaignHtinE Saturday. Fob sG az
Bs IeIU Relief TAG Day
lt4Yfsd
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k1opted as folIows.

fss--Afd. Allan. Ashe. Barnett
man. Guthard. Hindle. ,Iakei
tlng. kocher. kriinmel. Kronk.
=, Lempke. IlttIefeld. Lodge.
tc. Owen. Richert. Robinson. Rnl-
0chemansky, schultz. StaTkey.
n6wrki. Thompson. Vernon.
94ll Wenzel. A. r. Wilson. W J.
1t--3e
xays---None
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SECOND WARD

IS Aid Vernon.
Nrsoitcd That tho .Commitec on
fbHrtor aud tIty Legislation bc and
thcF ur' h"rsbN directed ~ prepare
aHl InWIt tu this body charter
fiUrU'lIG"ut. amending scctiou a.
Chapter ID of the o.tsting charter. 90
Tint 'hc payment of The several parts
"i street paving asse ssments may he
made without penalty on the same
dnin nf th" several years. instead of
upon different dates as at present
provided. and frducinR the rate ~
interest on street paving aaaossmcufs
from Hrtru o. -four per cent per an
mum
Adopted as followa.
y leas Va Allan, Asbe. Barnett
Hled CraHHhaw. Dill, Eills, Gilman.
Gufuafd, HindIc, Iakel. Heating.
EorH,r Krimmcl, Kronk Eunz.
IemrEe, hittlchold. LodEc. NoWr,
owen. Rich"ri. Wobinaou RuiIo.
&rhoT0qnsky. schultz. Starkcv. Stcf-
suowskI, Thompson. Nctuor. Warteil.
Wcuz,l s. e. wilson. " = Wilson.
WING Zorllcr and tho Prcsidcut 80 Z.
kIFn. EIue.
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- 1wnediste enecs,
kw(ee ~ tttfs. ordered print
- frfefred 20 Committee on
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....,..,,t.. 49,,
I'll, 9o..r -.....t i. ...r.nd I4.'.
H. ..i. aF.HtE.f -
...s.- 81. ....t.., I.. t.t.rsiI.r..
Naqe A..r n.gattf.
t. . i....
.t.
,-.,,- rrt.N'II r.uIi.r
~ r. -.t r.. ff...l-
,..., .g..... N.rr.-..
81, u s...f ..f ... So
,,.. y.fI., ny ffir pf...
.a, >a
tr f..f,. ts.. ,...trd thM ESQ
.,f.r ,.... d, .uJ.a1Ilt. .y
..-a.r. ...r r...I..Nr prevailed
fE .i ANhIIf
g.. Nf.. fs.F
E.... -Isf it. BrJarfplput ~
ud l- itfch} re-
..l...a.E Ir#I..r .TrI .rfneufui r--
af f.. I.- r..Elf.ntin- nl Wee
......,u a.srls eI't tlcusut~d
rft..
ta
Or ..Ht tar u D. iWtut ~
t.b W.t Be- ,rI s hereby re-'
uH. .3 tu .r..r 'Ht' "rnthi 'S-
tH.s' fuI ..e I,rsri8riug ot Dtx ave-
t1t ..t. june ii,n aN 'H' % Liver
u.gs ''ir rr""s"i'3 oi'th,
Adopted.
rst AID piG
f..a.ryad TIaf Ihr MICHIGAN STATE
Hil. .raH 'oIGliasIHn hr and is here
H. 4N'H.tI ft e. speedily az pcP-
4lhfe confer with tl' WHuaE"ntent of
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FOURTH WARD

Br Nld Esating:
Resolved. That the pcpa rtmcut az
Public works be and is hereby 70
queFtrH Co. ruusidcr the adv stability az
THrfnE alley between Thtid ana
Fourth avenue from WIZ to faIu-
mot Win onc-cOurgc concrete under
the $500. 900 clause of the Charter.
ADOPTED
H} Ald kcHtinE:
HosuHVcd That tho Department Of
Pubic works bc and is hereby au-
thprIzed ppd dlreccd o. draw war
falnt upon tho city TrcHnurcr iu f4-
Adt prIR. ~ Iaul FOR tho sum ~ f1
being tho amount of refund tu 80 Ii.f
ho ta entitled lou petuit Nu l3ft
vs. hioh has been lost
Adopted as foli0wH
Ycae Nd AIlau Ashs. Barnett.
Bieu Cransnnw. bui Ellis, Gilman,
uuthard. Hindlc, Jakcl Ncatiu
Rocher. Krimmel Kronk Eunz.
l.empke Tdttedeld. Lodge. NoWc.
owen Birhrrf Robin SON Vnlll.
EChrmana alty. rhulf1 -f4rieY. etaf-
au1Waki. Thompson. Eorurr Wif.rI
Nculcf s. E Wilson Nt o. WILTON
Wins Iur'I'r Hnd th' President 20.
Nays Nou,.
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NJ Nd IIttTUNUld'
Ersulttd That ~" Department "'
Public Works hr and is hereby rr-
% ufvsted to transmit -''pplrmental '.-
tuatr fur ths r,.urf1ring of stand
,sh strprt from twentieth street ="
G~..trr avenue. with grant" bio h.
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TENTH WARD

Iff Mo ltNN'U@On.
Resolved Thu the department ~
puhlI Work hc ana ia hcr'hN r
uns ted to consider the adNisahI't.s
~ paving fhr nilry ON thc west SIN"
ut Grand HtNsr tv,aun fruw l'i-
treuth 20 sixteenth streets Win 90.
course eoutretr unart the Shun ''
clause ul the Charter
NfnpfcI
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SIXTEENTH WARD.
~ ouDINNNCE to churpr the pnme
ng North Campbell avenue Uyom
NIehlRao HNcnue ca West WHrrP1
,Ncnue to I>icrui avenue.

~ OHDiNhNCE to chnrpe IN" name
nT North Camphen n,"nuF from
NlchiRan avenue Ca West NnrrPr
Avenue. 10 kicrui avenue.
fT ~ ITERFBY ORDAINED IiN
TIE PEOPLE OF THE CITY of
DETROIT:
Section ! That tho uamo -
thr street tud highway hereto
f1rc known as Sorth Campbell
avenue from Michigan avenue
b north 90 West Warrcu avenue hg
and tho Same ie hereby change 4
and shan hereafter be known a'd
dcsiRnrtcd az ktoitt avenue.
Sec THIS ordinance shan
9 take effect
lN Alderman krunk
N onDINiNCE 90 change the nsmc
81 Julia street from junction AVE.
niue q" Hammond avenue, to kuiirk
avenue.
TT rs HEREBY ORDAINED ~
TifE PEOrLE or TlfE. CITY or
DETROIT
secuon That tlY nam. ~
tho street aud hlghWLN hereto
.g lsrfc known as Julia street Lfrpr1
Junction 4Vtnuc Ws4t 40 Iia ap.
p ucud atruur) bo aud tlt' same B.
horehv changed Hnd +tnil altc.-
wards be known and dosiRnHt'd
80 kuict avenue
Sec e. Tn's ordinauer shap
% take effect
Ey Ald kroul
~ OHDtN NNTE to chnHpe thr nn,nc
90 tnecrsoIi street 'from tncs would
Avenue 80 iirwmuud 1N.nuCI 80
kUneFnJk o., eaUe
tr " IEBEBY ORDAINED fN
TUE PFJl'iL pi TIM CITY rt
DETROIT
sertion Thai u. sam, 30
tHr street and highway brrcfH.
3 fore known az .Ingersoil street
from lockwood avenue west Co.,
sam" hereby changed i,pd Hh Ili
hoTeaftf. hf lgrWn l 4 uIu4f-
'd as knprrnt.k o." N,e
500 rbIs IA b4u
take object -
Read twice ~ Hnt.
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WOMEN'S PEACE PARTY USES
BANNERS AND HANDBULS

* now extinct Theodore Roosevelt
also came in for part Of the attack. ON
a card with his portrait cartooncd was
the legend lie believes In prepared
ness and 4 review of the Alaska boun-
dairy and other cases on IL.
The Womcn's Peace Party planned 20
hold a meeting urging pacifi-n during
the parade hours. but this plan was
abandoned and Rabbi stephen Wise.
FNdcrlc e. Howe. Or. John Haynes
Holmes and many others who were TO
make addresses did not speak. None OF
the committee OF women in charge OF
the exhibit would assign any reason for
abandoning TIE meeting. saying they
thought it WAS best and that the meet.
ing would be held some time to-day.
Tn. only time that decisive police
action was uscdrd was when a man
wearing q ilrE" yellow banner across
which IN red letters WAS printed The
church uf the social Revolution tried
20 brc.k through -" police lines ~
Twcuty-tiSd stree, with two young
women. similarly decorated, to demand
that the parade stop.
Detectives Fitzpatrick and Nelson
stopped the party, but they became so
abusive and loud in their demands to
stop the parade and bring the people
10 their senses" that the detectives were
obliged - place tho man under arrest.
When taken t. the East Twenty-sec-
oud street station tn, man sad ho w1~
Henry Bdhconk of Geo West l-Id street.
an assistant II BpuvN WHITE. pastor Of
the church Of the social Revolution.
When BabcoCk Was arraigned In
night court on "A charge of aiSordcrly
conduct BOuck. White tried to testify
for him. but Wa ordered from the
stand when Ne said ~" was not praec.'
at the tim" Of the prisoners ARE \
policeman testified that HabCock was
rushing Through the CROW Is and refused
TO stop. Magistrate. NolHu then fined
him $40. whcrcupou Eabcock said
81 refuse 10 pay the fine. am A
student Of the ministry and ! WA there
to-day TO protest against mllitarism ]
think the country Is ia grave danger.
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Anti-preparedness. pacinsm and tn"
Women's Peace Party made a strong bid
for recognition while the preparedness
parade was gong on yesterday, but
their efforts TO disturb the sentiment
were los; in the blare Of the bands. the
che RS OF the people lining the streets
around Madison square and the general
evidences OF patriotism apparent yester-
day as never before IN New York.
The Women's Peace Party has rented
the ground floor Of the Office building At
EOS Fifth avenue. d~lagonally across
from the reviewing stand, to conduct
their campaign to dlssuaIe the people
from their preparedness enthusiasm.
Their stand vas decorated across the
front with a large sign that read. WAR
Against War Around II on all sides
Mere smaller sigus attacking the pre-
pareduess stand ana calling on tho
marchers 90 give up their IDEAS for IN
creasing the armament of the country.
Among the many placards displayed
there were.
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the camp opens, At which money wili'bs
raised for his purpose.
The ohhcers Of the league are Ham
ilton Fish. Jr.. president Ansel PhelpA
vice-president Mrs. Oliver b. Harr'
man and Mn. Theodore Roosevelt. VICE
presidents: Miss Georgiana Harrimaa
DIN, secretary Robert 1ngersoll Brown
treasurer. t..
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Ends with . Ia I'M

The last contingent OF the parade
~ formed by the veterans OF the span
kh-AWerican war. about l.ooo strong
Some We're in the old style KHAKI. a ley"
IN the dark blue coats and light gray
trousers that made up the dress UNI
form II their time, but most wore the
ea-yGay attire Of civilians.
ure figure that drew a vigorous burst
q applause was "A blind veteran in UNI
'1r'n led by two boys. Two huge Anler'-
Ca tags, borne outstrctched by COM
Jane Of men in the garb OF ~soid'ers
az sailors, drew another storm OF
f~ardr.a'p.nF. and a company OF negro
Troops Wts not forgotten.
TIE 'Itl place OF honor was hl1ed
B" a ta,'ery Of veterans who dragged
along a brass cannon tina seemed to
te'org 20 tine period of the civil war,
H. made the parade end with a bang.
10y Just as they drew opposite the Mayor
N@y Matted for a salute. The 3 inch
sln went rf with a deafening roar.
Inc explosion am near damaging
y" automobiles that approached just
,,afh - carry off the Mayor and Gen.
"'"d. for the chauffeurs. Of
Ia, "as coming. drove up almost 10
We mouth Of the cannon. The artillery
,leefa shouted warnings, however. and
Hsy managed to back far enough aw,v
"sf'" their headlights.
III" men marched, company after COM
..i'y, IA suiid ranks IA seni-darkncss.
ne regular street lights did their best
hF'+ Il SPARKLE from the steel of
'yp''t and sabre, but naturally they
'.3 not do much. And this perhaps
~ "I" Of the chief disappointments OF
I" latter pant OF the parade. The or
s"'%dl'n committee had received an
,"r' ir"m one of the electric lighting
"hp"Li"S TO install searchlights the
a'u ~ the line OF march and had
s''H enthusiastically in the belief that
"e''s would he there, But for some
,aas'A' 'hd the reason was unexplained.
~! N'r" not there. 40 the m and
Less. +"
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14
LEAGUE TO AID TRAINING.

Hamilton Fish. Jr., and others 20
Assist In Camp Expenses.
Hamilton Fish. Jr. assisted by sew
eral Of his friends. has organised the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-05-14

: To the MarDhers. :
: There are on.y 10000 II YOU. :
: You are not the on'y patriots. s
: 1000. 900 farmers, 500, 900 mine work 4:
ers and organize labor throughout 4:
4. America ar" against what you and :
(: Wall Street are marching fhr ;
.......,. .'......' ss'''..s s'..''
Scattered through the crowds around
the reviewing stand early IN tn" after
noon were fifty young women dressed in
white, who distributed handbills printed
in red and blue ink bearing among their
many legends. who starts the Cannon
Balls Rolling"' What Ar" We Afrall
OFF, THE Voice With the Smile WINS
Keep cool" zone million rounds of
rife ammunition intended for hiudts
were con.scated at the Mexican border
by American troops May 10 Who sup
Piled his ammunition" The Eskimos''
Another Of the exhibits was n dinosaur
on which was printed Ten per cent.
brains. 80 per cent. armor plate. The
dinosaur believed in preparedness. H."
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LET. to right-Mrs. Richard Derby Ethel Roosevelt, Mrs. Theo-
dore Roosevelt (who paraded while the Colonel held a review Of his
own at Oyster Bay and Mrs. George Roosevelt.
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-12-03
REPORT OF SALES

In this printed report Of the sales Of
Red Cross seals Of the campaign OF 1913.
the reader will please observe that all
sales Of seals made in a town are credited
to the public schools Of that town for
honors and pennants, including sales made
by the postmaster. by mail or by other
schools or colleges, but sales by rural
teachers are excluded. Throughout the re-
port the expression N. Pop. signifies the
number Of seals sold per thousand popula-
ton Of the town where population figures
were available; P. NJ, postmaster; Supt..
superintendent of town schools; Prin.,
principal; Teach, teacher; Rural, one-room
rural school; Grand total. the amount of
all sales reported by agents having that
post office. For comparison. three seals
per capita or per 1000 enrolment. is about
equivalent to one seal per capita or per
1000 population. respectively. Honors fg-
honors for per capita enrolment; report
figures are given below for per 1000 popu-
lation.
This report is subject to revision.
ACORN-F. E. Gayle, p. NJ, 20.
ADRIAN-Mail sales, 100. NJ Pop, 10l.
Rural: Nora Buckles. 2: Minnie B. Fort
ner, 100; Mamie Houseworth. !: Beulah b
Limpus, IS; Josie NJ. Pedrow. 60; Alta
Robson, IS. Total, 22S. Grand total
ADVANCE. A. Mccullough. Prin.
$50. Mall sales, 100 Total, $50. NJ. Pop
AGENCY-Rural: Leonard Jones. 40;
Frances Womack, 1. Total. 141.
AKINSvILLE-Rural: A B. Akins, 8
ALBANY-Mail sales. sa5. NJ. Pop. 4s4
Rural: Veda Branham, 10; W. W. Caster
The daily Missourian. [volume] (Columbia, Mo.) 1916-1917, 1916-12-03

%: Nellie NJ. Cramer. SO; Wade Hender-
son, 144; c. T. Nicholson, 10; Mary Red
mond, 10; W. L. Siddens, 25; Sanoma
Smith, IL. Total. 339. Grand total, 1174.
ALDRICH-Lillian Brown. Prin, 200.
Rural Rural: ,otS; w sHs ". Stewart 4. Total T.
INSTRUMENTATION sales, 100. Total,
Observation-Disclosures: Neva Adams, "a
Elsie NJ. Harding, 90. Total. "a.
ALLENyILLEaMa sales. 200. Total
"a XLMAI%ail IA Maj sal sales, 100. Rural: Marie
X. Haeerty, io5. Total. los. Grand total,
ALTAMONT-E. A. Collins. Prin., 400
Total, 400. NJ. Pop, 1881.
! ALTENBERG-Mai sales, 100 Total
| 100. NJ. Pop. 35S
| ALTON-Mail sales. 200: NJ. Pop. 413
Rural; Jim Dotson. 63. Total, 6S. Grand
ALTONA-Rural: Mrs. L. s. Fabler, IS
Ralph Pipes. TO- Total. 2S
| AMERICUS-Mail sales. 100. Total, 100
| AMITY-Postmaster. 90 Mail sales, 10
Total. 30. NJ Pop. lis.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 30. n. Pop: 9s
AZ. Total. 4S7 Grand total. 81.
| AMSTERDAM-Postm 80. NJ. Pop.
3OS. Rural: Ruth Quinn, 120. Total
40. Grand total. 10.
| AMY-Postmaster, Is: Total, Is.
! ANABEL-Postmaster 81. Rural: Ear
Cummins. "a; Mabel Neff, so. Total, ia
1SpnRsSS-5. ss L. sayler. Prin-, sss
AND0vER-Rural: Nettie Berry. 2
ANGELINE-Rur,l: q. Total, q.
ANUTT-Mail sales, 100. Total. 100.