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il.5KS?y-TAHf --"'512:?.2?Efe'rsU',.-: 5v&iK-WJn?SC...JiJlJ.lWiHil'J m r, . a. "r -i -. - .- -- i--.n - - " ; -t.-'-w ic f "-i .1 x i&- : w.i! v ;j t ,' . .a - ; j -- ...- mwfm V ".. THE WASHINGTON - TIMES, SUNDAY, JANUARY 26, 1913. . E NOTED I RS WILL INDIAN WOMEN TO MARCH IN PAGEANT Suffragettes Plan to Show Greater Equality Exists in Tribal Affairs for Squaws Than Is Accorded to LYmJwm ft A tffe 'ik A ' fld"yJi'' J MQUNTH0BB1ES0N PRESS CLUB TRACK Secretary-Meyer and Others to Face -Starter Alfred Henry Lewis Thursday Night. Mounted' on their favorite steeds, five gentleman riders' will face Starter Alfred, .Henry Lewis at the National Press Club track nest Monday night. The riders arc to be Henri' W. Savage. the Impresario; Edward B. Moore. Com missioner of Patents: George von L. Meyer. Secretary of the Navy; Dr. "William A. "White, alienist, psychiatrist, and presiding officer at St. Elizabeth's; and John Philip Sousa, the bandmaster and composer. These gentleman riders will mount their favorite hobby-horses and will run about six furlongs, or as far as they can go in ten minutes. The horses they are grooming Tor the event may sur prise some of the spectators of the race." for Mr. Savage, for Instance, is much more likely to talk of his real real estate successes than of his dra matic and musical venture.. He was a real estate dealer before he became an impresario, thus accounting, accord ing to Mr. Lewis, for his being uni versally called "Colonel." .Meyer's Hobby Is Skating. Secretary Meyer's hobby is not battle ships, flften as he feels called upon to talk of the need of dreadnaughts. Mr. .aieyer's hobby is ice skating, and how to do. the sprcadeagle and the grape vine. Rumor that Mr. Meyer will bring a pair of roller skates to the club that evening to Illustrate his points can not -be substantiated. Mr. Meyer will go' to the Press Club unaccompanied. Dr. White" "will give a little disserta tion on the moon. The head of St. Elizabeth's, is particularly Interested in the 'correlation of lunar tides and hu man tides. Mr. Sousa will tell of the joys and panes of authorship, not of composing music, -but of, writing -books. His Inti mates 'know that -'the composer and bandmaster would much rather write and;talk of submerged tenths and Sfth strings than of diminished sevenths and second fiddles. Lewis's Solemn Promise. Mr. Moore's hobby Is not patents,- but the keeping of his identity distinguish! from the other Moores of Washington. On-; this theme "he has often had con versations with Congressmen J. Hamp ton knd John M. Moore, with Prof. WllllsJL. Moore, the weather shap; with Attorney Percy H. Moore, and with Tom Moore, jthe. theatrical magnate; Tom Moore, the clergyman; Tom Moore, the printer: Tom Moore, the publisher; Tom Moore, -the chauffeur; and Tom Moore, the cook. The Commissioner of Patents has not discriminated against thejSpoet, but has- sever .been -able to meet him. , Mr.. Lewis ha .given the entertain ment committee a solemn promise to start nothing he cannot finish. Ambassador Bryce, Speaker Clark. Secretary MacVeach. Gen. Leonard "Wood. Dr.-W. H. "Welch. Thomas Nel- mlral Bobert E. Peary. Dr. Harvey AV. Wiley. Glfford Pinchot, Prof. Willis L. Moore, Secretary Knox, Count von Bemstortf. Victor Herbert. Dr. S. W. Stratton. William J. Burns, and John Temple Graves are the hobby riders of the past. INflSiST WEATHER FOR YEAR Prof. H. H. Clayton Says It Can Be Done If Carnegie Foun dation Furnishes Money. Like the almanac makers and the as trologers of old. the weather specialists are now planning to extend their fore casts from,slx months to a year ahead of time If the Carnegie Foundation gives an endowment of $3,000,000 to inau gurate an international weather bureau, which is said to be probable, the work will be undertaken by meteorologists. 'lit is the dream of the weather inSh ultimately to make accurate weatber forecasts for a year," says Prof. Henry H. Clayton, the noted scientist, of New York. "This could not be done In tho United States, for Instance, solely on dai that could be gathered within the boundaries of this country. Information gathering stations would have to be established In the remotest places of the caith to furnish data to all countries. The in stitution would have a quesl-govemment relation similar to the Red Cross So ciety." Y. M. C. A. ATHLETES Reception to Be Given National Manager, Trainer Martin, and Player Henry. TO HONOR GRIFFITH A, reception in honor of Clark Griffith, manager of the Washington baseball team; "Mike" Martin, trainer of the - team, and John Henry, one of Its most popular players, will be held in the boys' department of the Washington Y. M. C A. next Thursday afternoon. Anathletlc program Is to be given for theguests by the baseball league oX the department, which comprises nine teams, each named, after a player on the Nationals. The league season is to run until next April, when each team's count of runs will be added up, and the winning team uIII be the guests of the association at a banquet.- The three high men will be awarded outings of. fifteen, .ten and six days,-. respectively, at the summer camp of the boya at South Hirer, Md. 1 Her White Sister. Indian women will march in the suf fragette pageant. Their "white sisters" from the Indian commission department will also march. The plans of Mrs. Glenna S. Tlnnln, organizer of the pageant, call for a striking contrast in this section, show ing the difference between the rights of the Indian squaw and her more civil ized white sister. The Indian squaw in the tribal relation Is equal to the In dian man; the white woman Is not equal to man in the .legislative, and executive part of government. Mrs. Tlnnln is having the assistance of leading women In tho Indian com mission. Big Mass Meeting Planned. Dr. Anna Shaw, president of the Na tional American Eaual "Suffrage Asso elation. Is coming -.here to'assist in or ganizing the pageant' amT'to march at the head of the ranks. Miss Florence Kelly, a noted social wqrkcr, who Is coming here this week to tell Congress about child labor conditions, will also assist In the pageant plans. A mam moth mass meeting- is being planned In her honor, and as a means of interest ing hundreds of Washlngtonlans, In this woman whose fame Is second only to Miss Jane Addams, of Hull House, Chicago. Virginian women are agitated about the announcement that New York, Philadelphia and 'Baltimore women are to be "messengers" ahead of the suffra gette army, and there is a likelihood that some of the group of horsewomen will constitute a body - to bring Vir ginia's greeting. Rejoice Over Victory. Subscriptions to the pageant work have been coming in satisfactorily, and there is sow no doubt of the financial success of the affair. A proposition from William S. Riley for use of the inaugural" reviewing 'stands Is under consideration, but "the womep will have the stand at Sherman square, regard less of the Riley plans. There is great rejoicing among the leaders today be cause of the signal victory over the inaugural committee in regard to the stands. "We find that men from the suffrage States are more gallant and polite to women than the men fom other sec tions," declared one of the leaders to day, apropos of the Inaugural commit tee's attitude of opposition in the stands controversy. "We hear it said sometimes that the vote would mean that we would be. In sulted. It doesn't happen in suffrage States, but we find to our sorrow that there is a lack of' gallantry elsewhere sometimes." Will Outdo Panl Revere. "Paul "Revere is to be outdone by an I Amazon rider for the suffragettes 'just previous to the big pagnant. The ride will be not of one night, but of a day or two. However, for the horsewoman must ride not the scant twenty miles from Boston to Concord Town, but up waril of 250 miles from New York to Washington. This is the latest proposition an nounced m the way of spectacular events for the pageant pt women March 3. Details of the event have not been arranged, but the rider has been se lected from among the fairest of those who have arranged to ride to Wash ington in the troop of -Mrs. Ruhlln. Plan Trip in Relays. There Is a plan on foot. If the ride seems too much, to have the trip made In relays. Miss Mllholand may start the Journey, and Miss Crystal Eastman Benedict, designated as one of the her alds for the pageant; Mrs. Beatrice Forbes-Robertson. Hale and Miss Janet Burns, of New York, likely will com plete It. The courier idea Is entirely separate from the "hlkinjr party," and from the farty of riders jvho intend to come here, t is said. There will be no demonstra tion along the way. Male Suffragettes Coming. Philadelphia will furnish a group of men marchers for the army of "Gen." Rosalie Jones. The party will join at Philadelphia. The members of this group arc supporters of the woman suffrage cause. A suffrage association is now being organized among the clerks of Govern ment departments. Inasmuch as there Is no objection on the part of the Civil Service Commission, the women arc planning a meeting for Thursday to or ganize for assisting In the pageant. Miss Lucv Burns, of Brooklyn. N. v.. was a speaker before the suffragette meeting in the home of Mrs. Henry B. Simpson late yesterday afternoon. She defended the militancy of the English women. Mrs. Robert M. La Kollette was the chief speaker before a meeting In the home of Mrs. Emma S. Tcnny In the Rochambeau apartments. A number of meetings are planned for 77 ft FOB ERiP&COLDS La Grippe, Grippe, Grip, Influenza, or a hard stubborn or obstinate Cold that hangs on, or by what ever name it may be called, is broken up by Dr. Humphreys' "Seventy-seven." Don't wait till your bones begin to ache, take "Seventy-seven" at the first feeling of lassitude and escape the pains and soreness of the Head, Back and Chest, Cough, Sore Throat, Gentral Prostration and Fever, or it may take longer to break up. " It pays to keep "Seventy-seven" bandy, it is a small vial of pleasant pellets, fits the vest pocket At your Druggist, 25c, or mailed. Humphreys' Homeo. .Medicine. Co.. lEfi William St, New York-Advertisement this week, the first of which will be at 3 o'clock, this afternoon at Pythian Temple. Suffragette leaders will urge tlfe merits of their cause, and outline pageant plans. Band Contract Let Jacob G. Moddy, chief musician of the Second Infantry Band of the District, has obtained the contract for supplying all the bands in the suffragette parade. Senator Martin and Senator Gude have been added to the suffragette ad visory committee. Word" has been re ceived from Pittsburgh that about 100 society people will come here to take part in the pageant. Denies Aguinaldo Would Be Dictator Preliminary to the speech of Congress man Jones in .the House yesterday, advo cating Philippine Independence, Delegate Manuel Quezon, of the Islands, de nounced as false the published reports that Gen. Emillo Aguinaldo would be come- active In Philippine political life under the proposed new regime. Quezon said he had the best of grounds for declaring that Aguinaldo. would continue, in private .lire. -Jones said that Aguinaldo- had refused numerous offers of high office from President Taft and from his own people- since the war, and that his innuence was always exerted toward securing self-development by the Filipinos as a prerequisite to' 'independence. Taft Grants Pardon To Trio of Prisoners .Harry X. Rapp', who was convicted In June, 1913, of an offense toward a vniinir vnmin. trna freed by the Presi dent yesterdayon the recommendation of. Attorney .General wicjtersoam. Rapp is a cripple. The Attorney General held that there were circumstances 'In the case that; created a grave doubt as to Rapp's guilt. Rapp had been sentenced to five years. 'The sentence of Ralph Davenport, a young New York farmer, convicted of selling .veal from an animal that had not reached killing age, was commuted to expire immediately. Similar action was taken in the case' of Mariano F. Sena, convicted at Santa Fe. N M.. of utterlne forged census vouchers in IOC Sir Horace Plunkett And President Guests . Officials of the Southern Commercial Congress will have as guests of honor tomorrow night, at a dinner in the Shoreham Hotel, president Taft. and SIr'Horace PIunkett,'bt'lrelandVa mem ber of parliament.1., Sir Horace will make a three months' tour of Europe with the foreign .com mission of Congress. He is noted as founder' of the agricultural co-operative movement of Ireland. Get Rid of Piles at Home Sinple Hone Besaedy, Easily Applied Gires Quick Belief ad Prevents AH Dagger from Operation. Sead for Free Trial Package Prove It la Yoar Case. and Don't even think of an operation for piles. Remember what the old family doctor said: Any part of the body cut away is gone forever. One. or two ap plications of Pyramid Pile Remedy and all the pain, fire, and torture ceases. 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