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Evening star., 1909-06-13
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS.
Special Correspondence of The Star.
ATLANTIC HIGHLANDS. y. 7

q Ian III f1lSrfLANDS, n. j..
June IL, 1869.
The season is opening up well at At
lantic Highlands, proprietors of the
main hotels having announced heavy
bookings for the latter part of June and
also the registrations already of as many
guests as they have formerly been used
to accommodating around Fourth of July
time.
This week saw the opening of the
recreation pier, which. because of its
great length, over 1900 feet, is used by
the people here fer promenade much as
they stroll up and down the ocean board
walk in other places
Among the hotels now entertaining
their full quota of summer visitors are
the Brentwood. under the management
of Mr.. F. S Dunno; the Sea View House.
which Is being run this year as usual by
Mr. u. j. Bryant. and the Lockwood,
which Mrs. G. w. Lockwood is again
directing. Mr.. j. NJ. Rutherford, the new
owner and proprietor of the Bay View
House, since Decoration day has had
no scarcity of guests. j. NJ Reiter is
also entertaining large number of early
patrons at the Brandon
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winter in Clarksburg and Richmond, has
returned to her home near Berryville.
Mrs. Stephenson and daughter, after a
weeks visit to her sister. Mrs. A. Moore,
jr, has returned TO her home.
Miss Rosalie Mccormick attended the
Leesburg horse show the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsmith of New Or
leans are at the home of Miss Crow for
the summer
Miss Myrtle Miller has returned to her
home in Winchester
Miss Emma Louthan of Shepherds town
is the guest of Mrs. j. Ed Ogden.
Mr. Clifford Bakewell is spending the
summer with his aunt, Mrs. Charles E.
Clapp. at Rosemont
Mrs. f. l.. McGill and Mrs George Rice
attended the Leesburg horse show Tues
day.
Mrs. Joseph BakeweI arrived in Berry
the illness of her mother, Mrs. r. Clagett.
Mrs. Phillips. widow of Admiral Phillips,
is spending the summer in Berryville.
The Misses Pyles of Washington are
spending the summer at the Upton, the
home Of the Misses Moore.
Miss Margaret Moore has returned from
a visit to Rockville.
Mrs. D. H. Henderson Of Millwood, ac-
companied by Miss Tinker of New York,
attended the Leesburg horse show.
Miss Diana Reynolds has returned to
her home. Norwood, after spending the
winter with her sister in Scranton, Pa.
visiting relatives near town.
Col. and Mrs Edward Stevens Of Castle
Point, Hoboken, n. j., spent several days
with Mrs. Stevens sister, Miss Lewis, last
week.
A wedding of unusual interest and
beauty took place at the NJ Z. Church
on Main street last Thursday. when Miss
Mrs. French Thompson of Berryville, be-
came the bride of Mr.. Granville Shirley
of Cumberland. Md. The bride entered
the church with her father. preceded BY.
the maid of honor. sister of the bride,
and four bridesmaids-Miss Emma Jones
of Berryyille, Misses Shirley of Cumbes-
land and Miss Wallace. The color scheme
was yellow and white, the bridesmaids
wearing the same shade. The bridal gown
was an exquisite creation of white messa-
line and lace and she carried shower
bouquet of roses. After the wedding a
large reception was held at the home Of
the bride. Mr.. and Mrs. Shirley left in
a large touring car for Shenandoah June
ton; where they boarded the train
for points north. Their future home win
be in Cumberland.
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BERRYVILLE SOCIETY.

Special Correspondence Of The Star
BERRYVILLE. June II, 1909.
Mrs. e. Leavenworth McGill of Peters,
burg. Va, is visiting her parents, DR..
and Mrs. Robert Powell Page. on Main
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. H. Clagett have
returned from their wedding trip and
are visiting Mr. Clagett's family until!
their home is completed
Mrs Emma Cole Of Washington, daugh-
ter of the late Judge c. C. Cole, is visit
ing friends in Berryville.
Mr. and Mrs. D. R. Potter of Clarks-
burg, W. Va, are spending the summer
at the home of Mrs. Potters mother.
Mrs. F. l.. Wheat. near town.
Mrs Samuel NJ. Taylor and son Hugh
have gone on a visit TO Mrs. Taylor
sister, Miss Moncure. at Falmouth, Stat.
ford county, Va.
Mr. and Mrs Phillip F. Lee of Norfolk
are visiting Col. Charles S. Lee.
Joseph Moore of Nashville. Tenn, is
spending his vacation at the home of his
father, Mr.. A. Moore. jr.
DIR. Walter Cox left last week for
Washington.
Mrs j. Hammond Sier of Berkeley
Springs, w. Va, who has been visiting
relatives and friends In Berryville, has
returned home.
Mr. Thomas Beall of New York is visit
ing his mother. Mrs. Laura A. Beall.
Mrs L. L. Wheat. after spending the
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SANDY SPRING NOTES.

Special Correspondence of The Star.
SANDY SPRING. Md. June II, 1909
The June session Of The Neighbors'
was held at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
r. Bentley Thomas. Mr.. Allan Farqu-
har presided. Mrs Henry H. Miller served
as secretary and there were forty-six
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Mrs. j. W. Garner entertained the VIII
lage Improvement Society Monday night.
After the business meeting a musical
program was rendered
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Miss Grace Thompson was surprised
by a number of her friends at East Falls
Church and given a most enjoyable party
Friday night
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FALLS CHURCH SOCIETY.
,ecial Correspondence of The Star.

FALLS CHURCH, Va, June II. 1909.
Mrs. G. A. Merrifield entertained at
luncheon Wednesday. Those present
were Mrs. Davidson, Mrs. Smythe. Mrs.
Fellows, Mrs. Garner, Mrs McGroarty.
Mrs. Moncure and Mrs. Gould.
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The Ladies' Guild of Falls Church will
hold a lawn fete at the nome Of Mr.
Smoot next Tuesday for the benefit of
the Episcopal church.
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Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Cogswell of Hen
derson. n. c., Is the guest OF Mrs. New
ell on Washington street.
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Mrs. j. B. Blackwell and son, Frank
Blackwell, left this week for a two
month visit to Seattle, Wash.
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Mr.. North Winship, who has been visit
ing his sister, Mrs. r. L. c. Moncure, a
East Falls Church, left this week for hi
home in Macon, Ga.
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Dr. o. Edward Janney of Baltimore
Mr.. La Vergne Gardner of New York and
Mrs. Allan Flitcraft of Philadelphia ex-
pect TO attend the quarterly meeting OF
Friends at Sandy Spring Sunday and
Monday.
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The Magnate-You will succeed. sir; you
are a genius. The InventCr-No I'm not.
If l were a real genius practical men like
you would consider me a darned fool
Cleveland Leader.
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| Miss Elinor Smith has been in Wash
| ington for fortnight. and Miss Olivia
! Lindsay with relatives In Westmoreland
county, Va.
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At a meeting of the Literary and Cur
rent Event Club of Falls Church, which
met at the home of Mrs E. c. Hendrick
Wednesday afternoon, the following of.
ficers were elected for the coming year!
Mrs. Hendrick. president; Mrs Garner,
vice president; Miss May Ballard, secre-
tary. Mrs. Morsell was elected perma-
nent chairman of the literary commit
tee. and Mrs. Merrifleld. Miss Green and
Mrs. Calender were appointed on the
committee to act for two months. The
club then adjourned until the first We'd
nesday in October next.
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Misses Ellen Jackson and Ruth Shoe
maker have entered their names as stu
dents at the Western Maryland College
for the coming year. Mrs Mace and Miss
Sally p. Brooke will take a summer
course at the Pennsylvania State Col
lege, and Mrs. Ida P. Stabler one at Co
lumbia College, New York. These three
High School
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Mrs. c. Grover Of Gainesville, Fla, an6
Mrs Eddy and Miss Eddy of Rome
Italy, have rooms on Washington street
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Mrs. Martin and her daughter and sis
ter-in-law have taken rooms on Broad
street.
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DR.. Charles Iddings has rented of Miss
Lucy Gilpin her cottage in Sandy Spring
village.
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Mrs. Roger Brooke. jr.. sailed from New
York a few days since for Liverpool In
company with Mr.. and Mrs. Otto I.
Simon Of Washington.
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Mrs. Joseph T. Moore attended the re-
lege, where she was the guest of DR.. and
| Mrs. William Hyde Appleton. The lat
ter was Miss Esther T. Moore Of this
! pIace
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Miss Isabel Gray of Fredericksburg,
Va, will spend the coming week as the
house guest of Mrs. G.. A. Merrifield
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Miss Rosalie Mccormick attended the
Leesburg horse show the past week.
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Mrs. Stephenson and daughter, after a
weeks visit to her sister, Mrs A Moore,
jr., has returned to her home.
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winter In Clarksburg and Richmond, has
returned to her home near Berryvile.
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Mrs. Milton H. Bancroft and children
and Miss Dorothea Moore have gone tc
Long Island for the summer.
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Miss Helen L. Thomas has been in
Switzerland and Is now in England for a
brief stay; she will probably return In
July.
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Messrs. William and Myron Curtis
and Arthur Middleton of Washington
have been on an automobile tour of the
Shenandoah valley this week
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Mr.. and Mrs. Goldsmith of New Or
leans are at the home Of Miss Crow for
the summer.
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Mrs Samuel B. wetherald is visiting
her brother Mr.. Joseph T. sullivan of
Moorestown. N. j., and Miss Dorothy
Wetherald is in Easton, Pa.
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Mr.. John Seay, Jr., is in Front Royal,
Va, as the representative of the NJ +.
Church South at Falls Church. at the
Sunday school convention In Front
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Miss Myrtle Miller has returned to her
home in Winchester.
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Mr.. Province Mccormick Of Berry
Vile has gone to western Brazil to take
position with the engineers Of the
Madeira-Mamore railway.
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Miss Emma Louthan of Shepherdstow
is the guest of Mrs. J. Ed Ogden.
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Mr.. Harry McCullum Of Fort Worth.
Tex, is spending a week at the home of
his mother. Mrs. A. L. Shearer, in this
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| nesday in October next.
Miss Isabel Gray of Fredericksburg,
Va. will spend the coming week as the
house guest of Mrs. G. A. Merriheld.
Mr.. John Seay, jr., is in Front Royal,
Va, as the representative of the NJ. f.
Church South at Falls Church, at the
Royal.
Mrs. G. T. Garner Of Pearl River, N.
Y, is visiting friends in Falls Church.
Miss Emma Seamon Of Falls Church is
| on two-week visit to Colonial Beach,
Va.
Miss May Ballard has gone to New
York for months visit.
Mrs. Emma Banks of Baltimore, Md,
is the guest of her sister --iss Ada
| Rhodes, on Great Falls street.
Mr. and Mrs F. E. Parker have gone
to Vermont and Canada for two-month
visit.
Miss Ethel Payne has gone for an ex-
tended visit to her sister at Milan, n. :,
Mr.. and Mrs. Casilear have moved into
their home at West Falls Church.
NeN. ouS LultIeli Is Suing MS Iatner,
DR.. S. s. Luttrell. in Falls Church
Mrs. Augusta Cobb of Falls Church is
visiting friends in Ohio.
Miss Mabel McInturf Of WASHINGTON,
D. c., is the guest Of her sister, Mrs. a.
D. Cults, on Columbia street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Van Quick and DR.. T.
c. Quick and wife of Falls Church are
at Atlantic City.
| Mrs. ]. T. Unverzagt left this week for
a two-week visit to Mrs. John Miller
| at Winchester, Va.
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Miss Ardella King and Mr.. Everett
Loveless, both of lower Prince George
county, were quietly married Wednes-
day evening at St. Mary's rectory, Rev.
Father Lawless officiating.
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members and guests in attendance. Mr..
Charles E. Bond gave a paper on Tenny-
son, and Mrs. Newton Stabler some Sc
lections from his poems. After a discus
sion OF several questions upon house and
farm topics. the society adjourned to
meet at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs Sam
uel B. Wetherald In four weeks.
Recent arrivals have been Mrs. W. o.
Holtzmann. Mrs. William p. Palmer and
children of Washington. Mrs. William
Lea. Mrs. L. c. Rumford and Henry Ty-
son Moore of Wilmington. Mrs. T. Bur
ling Hull. Mr.. E. B. Bandel. Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard l.. Bentley OF Baltimore. Mrs.
Howard Lippincott Of Philadelphia. Mr..
and Mrs. Walter Stabler and family Of
New York and Mrs. E. G. Hogg Of Pitts
burg.
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Mrs. f. l.. McGill and Mrs. George Rice
attended the Leesburg horse show Tues
aa1y
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Rev. Thomas Carter Page Of Front
Royal has accepted call to become
rector of the Protestant Episcopal
Church at Bedford City, Va
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Mr.. Clifford Bakewell is spending the
summer with his aunt. Mrs. Charles E.
Clapp, at Rosemont.
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Mr.. James H. Mckee of Nottingham
has been visiting relatives in Washing
ton and Riverdale.
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Mrs. Joseph Bakewell arrived in Berry
vile Friday. having been called home by
the illness of her mother, Mrs. r. Clagett
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Mrs. G. T. Garner Of Pearl River, n
T., is visiting friends in Falls Church
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Miss Catherine Cone Of WASHINGTON
was the guest of Miss Carrie Hall at
her home In Front Royal this week.
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Mrs Emma Cole Of Washington, daugh-
ter of the late Judge c. C. Cole, is visit
ing friends in Berryville.
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Capt. Philip E. NJ Walker Of the
United States Army has been spending
few days at the home of bis mother,
Mrs. John G.. Walker, near town.
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Misses Elizabeth and Frances Imrie of
Washington have been the guests of
Misses BERTHE and Clara Hooff in Charles
Town
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Mrs. Phillips. widow of Admiral Phillips,
is spending the summer in Berryville.
Evening star., 1909-06-13

Mr.. and Mrs A. P. Berry and Miss
Virginia Berry of Washington are spend
ing the summer months with MI and
Mrs j. Clinton Robinson, Wine and
RaISton avenues.
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Miss Margaret E. Welsh Johnson ave-
nue., enjoyed a visit from twenty mem
bers of the Delta Ersilon Sorority OF
Washington, of which she is member,
Saturday afterl. DON last. The society pre-
sented Miss Welsh with a handsome set
of table silver.
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Mr. James G.. Blandford, son OF County
School Commissioner J. H. II. Blandford.
who has been in the Philippine Islands
for several years as an officer In the
national constabulary, has been granted
a six-month leave of absence and Is visit
ing his parents at Clinton, this county
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THE SUNDAY STAR WASHINGTON D. c. 10,
have returned to their homes in Wash
ington after visiting friends at River

| have returned to their homes in Wash
| ington after visiting friends at River
ton.
Miss Catherine Cone Of Washington
| was the guest Of Miss Carrie Hall al
her home In Front Royal this week.
Rev. Thomas Carter Page Of Front
| Royal has accepted call to become
! rector of the Protestant Episcopal
Church at Bedford City. Va
| Messrs William and Myron Curtis
and Arthur Middleton of Washington
| have been on an automobile tour Of the
Shenandoah valley this week.
Mr.. Province Mccormick Of Berry
Vile has gone to western Brazil to take
| position with the engineers Of the
Madeira-Mamore railway.
Mr.. Harry McCullum Of Fort WORTH
| Tex. is spending a week at the home of
his mother. Mrs. A. L. Shearer, in this
city.
Capt. Philip E. NJ Walker Of the
United States Army has been spending
a few days at the home of bis mother,
Mrs. John G. Walker. near town.
Mr. George w. Mccormick Of New
York is visiting relatives at his old
home in this city.
Miss cara WeemS left this week to
| spend some time with friends in Wash
| ington.
Mrs. C. P Jack left this week to
spend some time in Washington, Phila-
delphia and Atlantic City.
Mr. John w. Kater and bride, who
was formerly Miss Susie A. Windell.
returned this week from Newark. n. j..
and Washington. and are now at home
on East Monmouth street.
| Mrs. Harry Fling Of Hinton, w. Va.
came this week to spend the summer
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. ".
Hudson. near town, and will be joined
later by Mr.. Fling.
Mrs. Gwynne P. Harrison returned to
her home at Fire Creek, w. Va, this
week. after spending some time with rela-
tives and friends in Clarke county.
Mrs. Robert p Page who has been
visiting Mr.. Pages parents at Saratoga,
near Boyce, returned to her home in
Philadelphia this week.
Mr.. Frank Carper of Washington has
been visiting relatives at Boyce.
Mr. and Mrs j. Marshall Ferguson of
Johnson City, Tenn, have been visiting
the latter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
T. Sprint. at Boyce.
Mr.. Charles Bayliss. Mr.. George Ball.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Hopkins and Mrs.
Elizabeth Harioe of Washington have
hoen visiting friandS in Winchester and
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Messrs. E. W. Thomas and Richard
Graham of Washington have been spend
ing some time visiting Mr.. James A.
Thomas in Jefferson.
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Rev ]. p. Tower, pastor of ST
Jerome's Catholic Church. leaves the lat
ter part Of this month for the seashore.
He will be absent from his work here
for a year, and is contemplating trip
abroad in the hope Of regaining his
health
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Miss Mamie Ridgway of Washington
has been visiting her parents. MI. ana
Mrs. ]. A. RidgWay.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-19
BACK HANDED
LICK GIVEN
Town Topics Discusses the
Retiring and Incoming
First Lady.

New York, February 19.--Town
Topics, which spares no one, pub
fishes the following.
"Will Mrs. Taft endcavor to form
"a republic of fashion, or will she SEE
the error of the retiring mistress OF
the White House and revert to the
ways of Frances Folsom, Cleveland
one of the most amiable and sue
cessful the White House ever had
'1f wise counsels prevail, Mrs.
Taft win endeavor to bring about
simpler arrangement OF matters.
Granted that the country has as
sumcd new Importance since the
Spanish-American War and the an
nexing of the insular possessions, the
growth can be handled on saner lines
than those Of the past seven years.
Every one yields to the wife OF
the President to conduct her private
functions as she wishes, but when
the official world is divided and sub
divided according to the cash account
and the place one has achieved in the
smart set It looks squally.
"It has been squally for several
seasons, deserving the remark that
all the good Mr.. Root accomplished
with the South Americans was nulli-
fed by the White House FIVE o'clock
tea.
For three years Miss Hagner has
manipulated the invitations to such
an extent that only the most exclusive
members of the society were invited
to meet certain highly placed Eur
opea diplomats and their wives.
Then the less important members
of officialdom we're asked to meet
the less important foreigners, and
when It came to the South Americans
they got in with the heather diplo-
mats, Koreans, Siamese, Chinese and
in those days heJapanese did not
loom so large on the horizon so they
came in with the fag end Of the corps
The South Americas soon perceived
the distinction, and one year they all
declined on some plausible ground.
''Mrs. Taft will be wise TO keep
clear Of all such entanglcments and
return to the old days, receiving all
who choose TO call one afternoon in
the week fol a month or so after
the happy example of Mrs. Grover
Cleveland
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-19
KEEP AN EYE ON THE
PRESENT ADMINISTRATION

Now is the time for the voters Of
Ohio to begin making up their
minds to complete the cleaning out
at the state house in Columbus, two
years FROM now. A start was made
last fall when Judson Harmon was
made governor and d. S. Creamer
was elected treasurer of state. Some
other jobs Of cleaning were scheduled
to take place, but the big ticket, COM
bined with the national issues which
were injected into the campaign,
served to shield some Of the men who
were slated for the down and out
club. The people now see the mis-
take they made. They fully realize
that while electing Judson Harmon,
they should have given him the other
state officials, and with that, sent a
legislature TO Columbus, which would
have stood with the governor in the
reforms which he Is seeking to insli-
tute. Governor Harmon is endeavor-
ing TO fulfill those policies which he
advocated during the campaign, and
the Republicans in the general as
sembly are doing all in their power
to keep him from accomplishing this
Every voter should follow Judson
Harmon through his administration
determine whether he is right in his
contentious that the state should be
given a business like administration
and then make mp his mind to return
him TO the governors chair for an
other term and give him a Legislature
which will support him and other
state officers who will work in har-
mOny with him.
The Marion daily mirror. (Marion, Ohio) 1892-1912, 1909-02-19
TAFT IGNORES ONE
OF ROOSEvELT'S POLICIES
He Will Aggravate None of the Southern While Folks by
Appointing Negroes to Positions President. elect
h ea Shows His Inaugural Address to Some Nfs
i# W b# Of His Friends. 2iG

their appointlnent would tend to Gre
ate feeling in the community III
which they live and to arouse oppo7
elslon from the people among whom
they would have to serve, such So
lections should not be made, ana
he wolld not make them.
Some OF thpse who have seen or
heard this rart Of the draft OF the
inaugural address reenrd as an
explicit announcement that MIR tart
will not make any appointment oil
negroes to office i'm any Of the South
ern states. 1t intimates however than
If he finds any negroes capable on
filling Offices in some of the othef
states he will not hesitate to APP
point them, in case o,her conditions
warrant H.
This position Is not in accord with,
that of President Roosevet.The DEM
ocrats cf the senate nave just been
eugage1 in a Sharp fight to prevent
The confirmation OF the reappoinlment
of w. d. Crum to be collector OF
customs at Charleston, S. G. Crum
was confirmed on his first appoint
ment, but only after long, dragged
out and desperate fight. When the
Ireappcdntment was made the senate
Democrats saw an opportunity TO
get an expression from Mr.. Taft right
at the start of his administration. II
they could ho'l UP the confirmation
Of Crum until the expiration OF this
administration, the appointment
would either have to be renewed by
MIR. Taft or would fail The RepuD
licans sought TO relleve Mr.. Taft of
this possible dilemma by forcing tho
Ironflmatlon but the Demcc!1ts werU
so persstost in their oppostions that
the matter WAS finally withdrawn
temporarily by Mr.. Frye. chairman of
the committee on commerce, to which
the nomination had been referred.
Now IT. appears that Mr. TAFT was
not to be embarrassed by such tao
tics and has determined to make ~
statement of his posldlon right at the
outset