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NJ. McGregor. G. p MONTGOMERY. 5.
a. Burnside. NJ J. Gardner. T. "
Roberts. r. n. Ioyce. r. z. Huff. T.
r B0ger. Miss Nellie Ward
Proeram COMMITTEES. Mrs g. p
Kelly. Cisco. chairman. Mrs. 7. r
Boyer. Mn. Wiley l.. Robertson. Miss
/ Dora CoOns.
Transportation Committee s
IH. burnside. chairman: Mrs J. A
Kemp, Frank Kell
Trains and Automobiles Commit
Itee-Mrs Y. Smith. chairman.
Mesdames G. " Snidcr. u o. era
yens. c. r IIartsook. Alex Kahn. Ed.
gar Orr. c. " Figo. G. u. Anderson.
r Y. Huff J. r Montgomery. w. r.
Turner. Miss Jewel Kemp.
Pages Misses Lena Gardner. Lois
Bell. Frankie Smith. Jewel Kemp. rs.
ter Gorsline Carrie Kell. Nellie
Ward. Jessie Kerr.
Homes Committee Mrs. J. r.
Montgomery. chairman; Nesdames
II. " Stone. NJ. NJ Murray. G.. ". FIJI
20. Il NJ Hail, W. J. Nolan. A. II.
Carrigan. 4 y Anderson. / \ Far.
ris. Minnie Gaftney c. W Beavers
IW vs. Robertson. T g. Reece. Miss
Emma Childers Miss Josie Haynes
Badge Committee Mrs I'd How
ard chairman Mrs T. T. Greenwood,
Hrs l. Gebhardt. Mrs Frank Collier.
Mrs Sam Lynch
Local Representation Committee -
/ Miss Nelli, Ward. chairman. Mrs
s. o. burnside. Mrs G W. Bean. Mrs
.C Barnard Mrs Edgar orr. Miss
level Kemp. Miss Carrie Kell
Places Of Meeting Committee --.
Mrs T. G. Thatcher. chairman Mrs
Newton Maer. Wiley Wyatt. G. w.
Bean. Otis Bacon Y A. Richold. a. X.
Duke. $ d Lynch. c X. Rartsook,
Miss Dora Coons.
Registration Committee Mrs. j 4.
Richolt chairman: Mesdames r ".
Peery T. T. Young, 7 VI Smy-e J,
IT. A Fleming. Harry Robertson.
Finance Committee - Mrs T. l.
lToland. chairman Mesdames + =.
I.angford. J W Lee. Harry Robert.
son. Frank Kell. T. T. Recce. Allen
Darnell
Ilacc ~ Meeting
The sessions of the convention will
De held in the First NJ J. church.
South corner Tenth and Lamar
streets The Presidents headluar.
tiers Will he In the ladies parlors The
registration records and the burel,
Of information will be located in the
SUNDAY school room The credeni-
ials committee VIII also be stationed
there
The rest room will be In tho base
ment
Al ladies are requested 10 wear
their club colors
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
COMMENCEMENT FOR
SHAMROCK SCHOOLS

Shamrock, Tex. April % The
exercises OF The sham.
rock high school which have D eoa in
progress here for the aasr few da,s.
closed last night. the graduation class
numbering five.
The commencement sermon. GA
SUNDAY last. was preached by the
Rev. +. C. Stout Of Amaritl,
At the close Of tho EXERCISES last
night W A. Palmer. ~ Cana Han.
one OF the Democratic candidates Tor
Representative from the l-fth Dis
trirt. delivered a well considered aad
well received address. All local pre-.
dictions are 10 the effect that Mr.
Palmer will sweep the Wheeler co.r.
" primaries
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Club reports taO minutes
Report OF Lite aturs Committee
. Discussion -- Mrs Fred Cockrell. ADJ,
lene
Report u so,ia. Committee Mrs
| W. " Higgins. Vernon
Talk. social Service 80 Mrs. Mar
shall spoons Fort Worth
Discussion
Piano Solo Miss Ivy Rudy. Bowie
Cab reports. two minutes.
Report Of Library Comittce Mrs
w u McClelland. Stephenyille
! Discussion. led By Mrs c. r Crum,
/ Roscoe
Club reports. two minutes.
Report OF Club ENter sion commit.
- Nrs b Young, Tcyah.
rs the Study Club Being Neglect
ed Mrs. y G Beruev Wichita
| Fails
Announcements.
/ 4 % o'clock Adjournment
EVENING SESSION.
Presidents Evening Mrs { II
+ Newly presiding
Invocation Rev Il 4 llamliu
. Chorus Musician Club.
Greeting Musicians Club
Greetings Dos Visiting TstrIl.
pr.s dents
/ Greetings Mrs Eii Ecri7l err, san
Antonio, president Texas Federation.
Piano Solo Mrs Iva Mobiles storm
.m8riilo
Vocal Sop Mr. Ben Terrell Fort
Worth.
Address Mrs J. l. McDowJl
president First district Big Springs
Vocal Solo Cayitina. (Fausp --
Mrs J. W BRADLEY. W.chita Falls
Talk. To-day Mrs e. T. I.awr-
cnce. Fort worth.
Violin. Legendr O. Wienawski) 49,
Mrs Bruce Greenwood. Wiehi'a
Falls.
Reading Mrs George L1ngston.
Cisco
Vocal Solo Mrs II A. Kelly Yer
non
Addrossee Regarding ENDOWMENT
Fund Nrs rerc, V. Pennybe ker.
Austin
Double Qrartetto ShuberIs Screen.
ade Musicians Clut. Wichita Falls
Adjournment
Ncdnc ,da,, Nav 1T
. O'Clock. Called TO order uy Pres
dent
Invocation Rev +. = Lowrlncc.
Piano Solo Miss Trina Rhodes,
Vernon
Report Of History Committee -
Mrs. George langst0n. Cisco
Committee Mrs S. Wright Paris
Discussion
Piano solo Miss GLADYS Pornell.
Bowie
Report of civic Committee SIR, j
O. lelbcttcr. Quirah
Municipal Art and Civic Attractive.
hoes Mrs r r Lakewood. Amdril
lo
Report of Education Extension
Committee .liss Nolella Drv. Colo.
ado
Discussion
Vocal Solo Mrs. a. Merrill. For.
Worth
Report Of Social Center Committee
Mrs e. 70 Newby, Quinah
Report of llot seholl FcoLcmics
and Pure 70 ii Committee Mrs j.
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TRY THIS IN SOME OE
VOTE ACQrti\TA>CE>

~ the Nav Womans Home Com
panion. Susan Guspell writing a
short story. makes one character crit
icize another as follows That wlm-
an Is impossible She is a graduate
OF the University of Michigan. but
her ignorance Is amazing She
doesn't even know that Chaminade
the musical composer. is woman q"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25
PROGRAM ANNOUNCED
FOR CONVENTION OF
CLUBS FEDERATION

Special 10 Daily News
wichita Falls. Tex. april q F. The
official program for the annual con
Tention Federation OF Women's clubs
Of the First Disitict Of Texas TO be
hell In this city April 30-May LIST
inclusive has d n complied and IS
officially annou iced aitogether with
the membership of the various com
mittees and other details
The towns comprising the district
are Abilene Amarillo. Albany. An
Son Dig Springs. Bridgeport. Brown
wood. Childresst Cisco. ClaUd. Grow
ell. Colorado. Dllkart. Decatur. Here
fard Dublin. Fort Worth. Haskell
Henrietta Hanilin Hiro Lubbock
Memphis. Mineral Wells. Midland
Pecos. plainyiev Quanah Roscoe
Santa Anna. SEYMOUR, snyder staG-
ford. Sweet water Stephsnsvillo, Ten
cha Toya. Vernon. Wichita Falls
weatherford whitney
The district officers IRE as follows
Mrs J. g. Mcdowell president,
Big Springs
Mrs c u Newly vice president
Quanah
Mira W. v. Rix. sooretary-'rea"r
or. Big spriags
Mrs II. r. buchanan. parIamcn'ar
ian Fort Worth
Mrs Sam webb. honorary member.
Albany.
The program follows:
Tuesday Morning, April J0th.
$50 O'Clock Delegates report 10
Credentials committee
. O'Clock Convention called 10 or
der by Mrs J T. Mcdowell hig
Springs
Invocation Rev. J W Hill
Presenting gavel 10 district prosi.
dent Mrs. J e. A Guest. Wichita
Falls
Addresses Of Welcome, fer City -
Nayor ". Bell for Chamber Of
Commerce. n + Huff Tor Wonen's
Clubs Mrs ] l. Mckee
Response for District Mrs J. G
Merritt. Colorado and Mrs Marshall
Ferguson, Stephen,illc
Violin Roveria lNieuytempsl ID.
Prof otto . Prder conservatory ~
music. Wichita Falls
~ .s.N.UH.. l.. ..f.UtHff..
Mrs. Vs. " Ret. Fort Worth
Report Of Committee on Ril's and
REGULATIONS Mrs e Il SCHNEIDER
naihari
Secretary Report Mrs W W
RN Zig SPRINGS
Report 81 TRANSFORMATION Commit
too Mrs. s. " Burnside Wichita
Falls
Report 80 rro-ram Committee.
Mrs e.. T. kcrv. Cisco.
ia.o Solo Miss Lois Rolrers
Albion.
~ 900 q m sketch Of Nrhit,
Fai- and Wichita counts Nrs A. &C.
Co-rHu
TAR Purpose ,i th's Convention
Mr. " palrhiou Fori Worth
Club reports. 'wo minutes
iuupuncremutr.
f..sO O'Clock Adjournment
AFTERNOON SESSION
'u lock Invocation Rev T.
J. Home
Vocal Solo Mrs , g. Cobb Mem
phie
secretary report
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At recent meeting OF the clubs of
the new outlaws. the United States
league. the managers Of the eight
clubs we're chosen. The league VIII
open It's season on May /.
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Entertainment Committee-Mrs. J.
s. Hempt chairman Mesdames Hem
rs p. Paterson Wiley Robertson. Al
ZEN Daruell p ? Landlord. J. J. Nc.
Kee. w. u Walker. Arthur p. Huff.
o. L. Andersen !. ". Lee. Wiley
Wyatt. Frank Kell G. 4. Barnard T..
" Harris e " Bean. G. W. Round
tree, James c. Berney. J A. Rich1lt.
Minnie May Addicks. J. c. Guest. W.
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HN AWlnNflllIlfNi
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Called 10 ordar ~ president az $50
lo'clock
Invocation Rev. J. q. Coe
Secretary report
Piano Solo Mrs u. J Thomas.
Memphis
Report % Kindergarten Committee
Mrs V " Potter. Bowie
Vocal S0lo-Miss hawkins Bowie
Report OF Fire Prevention Com
mit,ee Mrs J G. Massey. Weather
ford
Discussion Mrs ? =. Tucker, pa.
las
Music Lesson Directed by Mrs
Marshall Ferguson. Stephenyille
Piano Solo, concert to Cp rs. Nc
chefs Mrs. J. ]. Mckee.
Piano Solo. second piano acco3-
lpaniment Mrs a. y llun
Greetings. State Chairman Music
Committee Discussion Mrs. e. W
ronnery. Fort Worth
Vocal Solo Mrs John p MayfIeld.
Mineral Wells
Debate Resolved. Education In
crease Happiness % Affirmative
Ncsdsmes George CLAYTON, tori
Worth John Tar'eton. Fort Worth
IL. a.. IoteauX Sisco. negative. Mes
DANES. G J. E1elle SNYDER. 4 3.
Food. glr Springs. y. G. Stokes. Bic
SPRINGS
General business
Place Of meeting for 1853
Report Of Committee on Resolu-
lions Mrs T. Hendricks. Amaril-
10
Organ volanry Mrs If A Allen.
Wichita Falls
Adjournment
Disiriti tOmimttc.'>.
Art Mesdames ~ T. Rewley Fort
Worth; A. T. Pool. Fig Springs L
Is Kauvman Abilene.
Music MIS- Marshall Ferguson
Stephenyillc. Mrs. j. N Brown. Fort
Worth Mrs. + T rickerlH. Amaril-
Ia.
Social Center Mesdames {. "
Newly. Acme. ". G. IIolmsley. Mid
land ". G. pickey. Memphis
Fire Prevention Mesdames J G
Iassey. Wratherford. q G. Jones
Big Springs Joe lligeinbotham Dub
lin
History Nesdames GEORGE Lanrs-
ton. Cisco. " VI. Carnes, Crcwell
4 !. Payne. Colorado
club Extension Mcsdames J u
Young Toyah 8 " scott Haskell
oscar Bothold. Wcatherford
Iiteraturr-N Mrs Fred Cockrell
Abilene Miss Hattie evils Ros-
,oc Mrs = Graham, Plainyiew
Ciyics Mesdames y r. Ledbetter.
Quanah y W. Moore, pecos r l..
Nincaid. CroWell T.. T. Richie. MI
eral Wclls.\
Program Nosdamos =. -. Kelly
0isDo T. r. Roger. Wichita Falls
Wiley Robertson, Wichita Falls. Miss
Dora 'oons. Wichita Falls
Household Economies Mrs J J..
Shepperd Colorado. Mrs = Il lla,-
mes. LlbboCk Miss Irene Clark Ros.
coc.
Credentials Mesdamcs u. u Gctz,
Fort Worth = C. Stokes Big
Springs. u c. Dpers. Gland.
Resolutions Nesdames j l. Hen
drick. Amarillo j. C. George Steph-
cnvillc, c. n Crowfard. Childress
Social Service - Mrs. ". II. Hug
ms. Vernon. Miss Annie Reach,
Whitney Mrs j NJ Roach. Seymour.
Education Extension Miss Moze'la
nhy. Colorado Mrs Robert GRAY,
puanah Miss Mamie Mclean,
Clarendon
Rules and Regulations Mcsdames
Y e SCHNEIDER. Dalhart J. n Eirt.
tain. seymour p Barnes snyder c.
r Farrell. Vernon
Kindergarten Nosdames W r.
Potter rowic VIM Paddock For,
Worth EfGc l. lloughton Memphis.
Transportation Mcslames $ a.
| burnside. Wichita Falls w l. Gro
cau Abilene Il y. Scurrv. sam.
ford
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HOW SHE CURED
HER RHEUMATISM

wish every rheumatic sufferer TO know what S S. S. did
for Ihad been afflicted with Rheumatism for twenty
being entirely laid by and always lame
part o my body. II grew until it misery
attempt walk all my right knee nearly twice its
aud considerably shorter than
other friend advised take 5 s. which
menced. I had tried many things that | must had
little faith would do good but willing
anything promised relief Before had been using
long greatly encouraged and continuing the medicine
found WI entirely cured The ameness aud
all left and straghten bend my leg we'll
am sxtyfve years old but have had no symptoms
OF Rheumatism since S. s. cured
MRS. IDA NJ PALMER
No. 1875 Fulton St, Blooklyn, ~ Y.
The and truthful Mrs Pame letter must impress
who reads She had suffered with agoneS OF Rhe-
maSm for twenty years and when she found medicine that proved
its worth by curing her. humane interest others who suffering
from the disease prompted her to recommend it,
Rheumatism due diseased condition of the blood cells and
copuSeS brought about by of uric acid the circulation
urac mpury gets the blood usually because of systemic
irregularities such constipation imperfect kidney action Indigestion,
and other stomach disturbances These ailments
vent the working OF the emnave members and thus certain
percentage OF the refuse which should pass off left in the
system and form acid which absorbed into the blood
hen the corpuSceS OF the circulation which ordinarily furnish
nouShmen TO the body saturated with the mpur which
they deposit into the muscles bones and This
inflammation and the pains aches and stiffness Of Rheumatism
External applications such paSS nimenS hot applications
ETC. cannot have any permanent effect Rheumatism Temporary
relief from its pains sometimes afforded by such measures but the
old cause always at work the blood and the local
treatment is len on every symptom will return.
here but RheumSn and to purify
oood-ceanSe the circulation OF the acid imputy S goes
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tie acd mpury enriched and thckened the circulation then the
queted the muscles become eaS the blood tissues are
cooled and the hot everh flesh ooed and made comfortable
Nothing equals blood purifier and for this nothing
equals for Rheumatism Book Rheumatism and any
medical advlceree SWIFT SPECIFIC Co.. ATLANTA ca
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1912-04-25

into the blood and at
lacks the disease at IFS
head, and by removing
every particle of the
intlammatory uratic
matter, and building up
the blood to a healthfuI
condition, this medi-
cine destroys the cause
andcureS Rheumatism.
W hen S. S. S. has
cleanced the blood ne
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-09
THE DUTY OF BEING REGULAR

The independent has never lacked
admiration for Colonel Theodore
Roosevelt. lie possesses great abili-
~ and equally great powers of leader
ship. II also admires the Roosevelt
leaders in West Virginia. They have
been strong and faithful party ser
wants. But they surely err when
they conclude that they can command
mere influence for good In new party
tan in the old.
As humanity is constituted il is in
eyItable that a POLITICAL party large
and powerful enough 10 win an elect
ion. must be composed of both the
good and the not wholly good II IL
were true that only good men and all
the good men ~ the Republican par
~ will 20 over 20 the third. or Roose-
Welt party. IL still couldn't hope 10 win
~ IL were true that al progressive
-iemcnt in the Republican party will
20 over 10 Tie third party movement
IL still couldn't hope TO win. But
many prosressives were originally for
Taft. many more will want 70 be re-
gU.ar. and viii FOR that reason and for
the more fundamental reasons which
uudsi.e tho desire To be regular. re-
fuse % follow tho Roosevelt leader
ship away from the party Of Abra-
ham Lincoln.
BUT another very potential influence
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-09

tickets 10 white men. and when the
negroes entered the hall they discov-
cred that the red tickets admitted
them 10 the gallery. while The white
alone were allowed upon the floor.
Anderson at Chicago plead that by
no other course can success OF pro-
gressive policies be secured in Flor
ida" Tho Roosevelt convention. after
all. Is simply mass convention. II
has no party organization and operates
by no party rules. The exclusion OF
these Florida colored men from par
ticipancy In that convention under
these conditions. by order OF Colonel
Roosevelt himself. was emphatic
notice that no colored men need ap-
ply
An extreme Of bossism unmatched
by any OF the outrages alleged By Mr.
Roosevelt against the recent national
convention OF the Republican party.
John L Andrews. the immortal gov
ernor Of Massachusetts,. once said that
he dispised no man because no was
poor OF because he was ignorant. or
because he was black
The spirit OF John + Andrews has
not settled upon col Roosevelt and
the Progressive convention
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-09
rhe IntelIigen Ger
THE GREAT CURE-ALL.

Of the
Emerca Munyon
Hnd which
National
Rrer
Indifferent
kpicaton
ave platform remedy everything think
remedied
lsong
strictly within
sis
do the
s.tituton
- ALL Walk
and take legislative The Roosevelt
weather.
M get you're cure
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-09

, doubtless know MI Iappan he said that
half per cent interest which either have
cent have talked the President
~ have about made mind that will
am
strongly disposed to oner extend
Of
! must confess said Mr. rappan that
most preposerous No had
mental security the world that
and par
Il said Governor Foster that he did
a o the
oh no he replied shall fail
but they won't in
have
thirty millions the bonds
redeem
- Well Governor replied it you
Well he did succeed He actually
balance
a he T o per
OF
a o its
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-09

to prevent a general progressive move
ment from the Republican TO the
third party IS Senator LaFollette. lie
has been first and foremost in this
For years he has been
Its leader Many persons even give
him credit for is origination. The re-
forms wrought under his leadership
IN Wisconsin have been pointed TO
Dy Mr. Roosevelt and others "a the
clearest complication OF what pro
gressivism really means. Senator La
Toilette refuses 10 be led into this
third party movement He Is using
the oditirial columns Of his magazine
a gainst Il. He emphatically declares
thar the arcaHization OF the third
party and the making OF campaign
for third party candidate will hin
der and refard the progressive move
ment He fails 10 see In the results
81 the Chicago convention any mis-
treatment q Colonel Roosevelt and
his course. There is I'm his attitude
and his masterful argument every
reason ihowD for letting the third
party movement Western In
depe nGcnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-09

heartily proclaim their own loyalty TO
the party cause and the party csndi-
dates. West Virginia is = Republican
state. II was not made Republican
by Theodore Roosevelt Il is not Re-
publican on account OF any one man
or SET OF men. II is Republican be-
cause its voters believe in the pro
tective tariff. in the development Of
American industry and in the mainte-
nance Of American working men on
the highest possible plane OF living.
II Is Republican because its great in
dus'ries have thrived and prospered
under the protective tariff Its voters
will vote for VIM II. Taft for Presi-
dent because they recognize In him
the leader Of the party that stands
Loyalty for the protective tariff and
for the commercial and industrial
prosperity Of the whole people.
Gradually The Republicans OF West
Virginia are realizing the dangerous
absurdity to which Roosevelt ana
Rooseyeltism would lead them. For
Theodore Roosevelt as the head OF the
Republican party. they had reverence
and admiration. For Theodore Roose-
Welt trying to destroy the Republican
party. the party which has honored
him beyond all measure. they have
only sorrow and regret.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-09
: RETAIL MERCHANTS coNVEN
TON.

p The third annual convention of the
= Retail Merchants OF West Virginia.
3 will be held in Wheeling the coming
!, week Retail merchants OF Wheeling
y and vicinity are expected to and
!. ought to make special effort 70 take
: part in this convention. The Retail
y Merchants Association is more than
= a mere social organization. II has a
D social side. which brings together in
: pleasant association competitors who
3 often misunderstood each other II
. promotes good fellowship. and II
= makes for harmonious action along
lines OF common good. However. the
association has In view a number of
distinct propositions in which every
retail business man in West Virginia
IS interested. Among other things 1t
proposes TO advance:
A bill dealing with fraudulent and
misleading statements In advertising
A bill imposing a high license on
itinerant vendors and irresponsible
transient merchants
The more thorough enforcement Of
the peddlers' and hawkers' license
law
a bill imposing a high license on
auctioueers
At the meeting there will also be
a discussion of the preseu, inadequate
bankruptcy laws. the garn.shee and
exemption laws. and other subjects OF
like Importance 20 retailers
The program is an interesting one.
The consideration and discussion NJ
these propositions viii undoubtedly
draw the best talent among the bus.
ness men % the state. Wheeling mer
chants and Wheeling business men
Of every class ought 20 make 70 special
eTort 20 participate largely ln 'h.s
meeting
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-09
NO coLoReo MEN NEED APPLY.

The Florida contest case furnishes
% fair evidence OF the spirit which
auimatcs the leaders az the Progress
sive convention a. Chicago Rightly
Interpreted. 80 means that Mr. Roose-
vc.t and his friends distinctly reject
Nh" votes Of black men : certain
Bull Mooser FOO Florida. a. l. Anier-
son by name. excluded eighfv-threc
negro voters from his progressive
state convention. and D." frankly ad-
m''s hat Doc excluded them because
of their race. hos, Anderson worked
tho exclusion trick as clcvcrly as BIZ
Finn ~ Pittsburgh. or VIM " D.
Dawson could have done g. He issued
rod tickets 20 negroes and white
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-09

JanuATy 1ss would Justify placing him the list OF the
greatest nnancers this government has
service. Secretary Sherman to resume specie
payment without causing the slightest ripple In the bank
ing and financial world
But sometimes think" continued Mr. Happen.
that Charles Foster OF Ohio Secretary the
In the last two OF the administration President
BENJAMIN Harrison deserves placed in the list
really great Secretaries of the Treasury
Shortly after Governor Foster became Secretary
of the Treasury in the early OF 1891 he told me
that he giving every spare from his
official duties to the consideration of a very important
ma tier which he would have decide
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-08-09

Uncle Joe Cannon hobs zap with a
comment on che new party In Ian
guage which cannot be transmitted
without melting the telegraph wires
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gambling graft OF the New York police
combine. The mention Of sums like
these must make the Pittsburgh coun-
Gilman feel like a piker
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The trouble with the Back to the
farm movement is that ii usually
begins with a shady piazza well
equipped with hammocks.