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Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-21

Real rOmance. with railroad
wreSR ana darkness aud disaster at
tended the betruthnl of Finley j..
shepard ana Miss Helen Miller Gould,
announced by the Guvld family In
New York. last sandy. Tho nm
nounce mcnt OF rlia orlhcomlng mar q
riage of Miss Gould the wc6lthlcst
woman Ia America, TO Mr.. shepard,
was OF particular, Interest Ia Albu-
uusrquc because Mr.. shepard has nu-
mcrOus friends here. For number
of years Mr.. Shepard wJS an official
ON the santa he coast lines. with res
idcncc In Los Angeles aud frequently
visited Albuquerque,
Hut To get back to the romance
When the heireas OF the Gould mill
Ions slw her escort leave her after he
knew she was safe aud mend his tre'
mcndous cncrgics tC saving others
whose lives Wero ENDANGERED IN a dis
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-21

The concert given "Wednesday evc-
ming hy the department DC music of
tho University of New MoxicO was
an honor to any Institution. Tho
Presbyterian church held largo and
apprcClutivc nudionce. most of the
numbers wore encOrcd ana the re-
snonscs were clever aud catchy. one
Of III" cnCOrcs making q big nit WIS
given by the Boys GlAo club. This
initiated a "fcllnr distW"Nance," and
no one could have mi. AIKEN Y for
anything clg'.
The CHRIS Olcc club waE another
strong feature Hnd tholr diroctrcsS
deserves especial praise. Miss Ne.
Flo IL tho nrN musical INSTRUCTOR ri
the University who has directed u
concert. accompanied several nluslCn
numbers ana uung solos IN order that
the public mighl test her ability. She
acted In the three capacities Wednus
day evening, which rotioctod much
credit upon herself and the lnstitu-
ton Is fortunate In having her serN
ices. NtUFv
Miss Marie Higgins the pihnist
covered herself with glory an nho al
ways docs ana tho gifted Mr. Stanley
Srdcr was another fnvorlta Of the
evening. "1'occato IN A Minor" was
b, him for this occasion. Tho other
suluistS or the evening were Mr.. Hen
purvCnr. tcunr, and Mr.. IsaHoN volt
Nihlnlst, Roth were hnes IN fnci. the
| concert was u success from stunt W
| finish and everyone who took part
part need praise for their good work
|
This alicrnnon tho pupils az Mrs
| Rornurd \, Rodcy gave u recital az
| the homo OF Mrs. Rodcy on South
Arno street Tho pupils showed care
/ fui instruction which reflects mucl
credit on Mrs. Rodey. Miss Charlotte
Pratt assisted. The program:
| Duet KOhlel
Miss Ruby Newman, Mrs. Rodcy
Plano snlo---
"Dancc Of tho Sea Dragons'.."
| .,.... .s.s.s....,... kroRmnt
"Quecn NJ Droway Lana. Ducell'
| Helen Waldfe
Duet, "Evcnlng Song" ,...n KrogmaI
/ Mnry Foraker, Mrs. Rodcy
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-21

astcr near Rochester, n. ", October
10, 1919, she realized she loved mini
And when the man, after hts work
was done ana order was restored,
found the woman who had aroused
the love gHd admiration OF the nation
quietly and mOstcnultlOusiy admin
STEERING ~ the helpless women ana
children who knew her not, the ONO
TONS that In the past he had been uolc
to reprcss forced him 40 speak the
dictates of his heart
Before that railroad wreck on the
West shore, when tile train was rum
ming at siXty-soycn miles an hour,
Miss Gould and president Iiush'B as
slstAnt had been iora long time In
terestcd In the Same affpira and IN
many WayH their tuatoa were In hur-
mony, Roth were deeply Interested In
Y. NJ. g. A. work ana e had been Mr..
Shepard's privilege 70 attend to many
little commissions far Miss Gould
tending 20 advance tho work Of the
railroad branches. She noted hiN un-
Obtruslve enrncstnesa, his cloHn rcG.
snning, his thnuphtleasness Of SELF
his uuloknoss Of perception, his manly
bearing aud his high ehhra ctrr.
Is. f.. Bush. president of tho Mis-
souTl Pacific, had his part In the r0-
nance, but ho does moi 60 this day
know nf II. MIR. shepard was In chi
cagO on hls way tn ~, Louis when he
received u telegram from his superior
requesting him 10 return to New York
and escort Miss Uont& 10 CHICAGO,
whittier she WAS going with q party
OF her friends 10 attend a convention
OF the Railroad " NJ, q. A. Ma,
Shepard returned Ia New York and
! had q conference WIN Miss Gould.
4 ~ n. N4.. az a.. Il.
| eagO and she had REQUESTED Mr.. shop,
| ard 10 arrange the detailB-Of u lunch
con that sne wanted 10 aiva Saturday
afternoon. ~
Tho details Vt theafnilp0ad Journey
were left To MIR. Fhephrd. ~. Vs.
| Pryor, one at the tegelyers ~ the
| WaOnsii, WIS In New Eork with his
| private car, and he placed thlH at the
diap0aal % Miss Could aHd her party
| IL wRB attached 10 the CHICAGO train
| AM Tie start WIS inado The train
wae fast one and Il waS fuhuSng oI
tho New York CeHffal ifockA AZ o
hish rate ot spool. fIlp HQnon 70
eifssd l0 the atatefQ1H1e ~ tpo non
shepard occupied tiI4 HAuont3 Ia thl
! r4Rr Fate aaain iIllH 4led lllf| n Il
j behalf 0f tho rornantt l)ap AZ NYfa
4 htlna another coach l9aod ~ I0l
1TaIn. THO recolyaf .It Mad N66S
p1ha laat one on the ~ hos ID WI
I explained the added slI Rnn u t'
deoppaa al Bnnaio ~ the morn
Ing Had MT lhih coach ben
~ The rear end Or nln ana M
|6lght attached m 0ifaf'A ~
would have oeen NHNd p0m ~
trlck and ~ ocoupa torhane ~
iefed severely tet
tbs private cat u lilaa 0aull
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-21
"The Toy shop" to Be ElabOr'
ate Entertainment,

The "Toy shop" win be given IN tho
Cfystal theater next Saturday after
nu0n 1T 4.l5 o'cIock under The aus
pices OF the Rector's Aid OF the 81
Johns church. The. shop" Ii a cleY
Ter little play. opening with DADDY
Tack Hammer" fixing his Toys for
the night. After all have been put
Ia readiness he leaves, and the Toys
begin % talk. Wishing that they were
real live children. 4 Fairy appears
on the scene and their wish II grant
"a for an hour several Of the dolls
Atfike up "A filtration and number
sing catchy SONGS. The Tin Soldiers
drih and all the dolls do their share
toward making n lively entertain
mentf just az the time when the
Toys are having their greatest run,
DADDY Tack Hammer appears ana
IStldes that he must be dreaming, 80
Iif6 down and goes 10 sleep.
the Frenrh doll becomes Jealous
and ttfnD the clock ahead 80 that her
iedlonsy viii come TO an end. A.
agon AZ the clock reaches the hour
innrB, the real boys and girls turn
ihto toys, Daddy Tack Hammer
.nwnkea ana conVlnceg himself that
/ ho has really been dreamlng.
The cast followa3
tJady Tack Hummer Hugo Meyer
mex "a thee lex -Tiehard szyman'
Bfifbt Eysa the salry--olIye Har.
u efs bolls-JTbo French doll. MAD
Ieinolnelie HOrtanse a IA MQ1e," Mar
/ ln1Ia Eetan. 0Fetchen, q Dutcn i'm
INoaiAllo t1ilnnbeih hl0ffleactee 81 y
taIRl N1itR AZ tbe TIN 9pldietnt Teaq2
tt tptq 9npaneee aoll ElszgDf ~
I |H' IA fnikln8 DOH Ruth Fre4t ~
|H& Hhllf Connuelt DhnyeAi eIefRlH
4lhfnnsn lIaha1ni colonial apH
Warren; baby o0llf t3iilQ1
An 6ft 1isI Mil, MnfaHt tll8g
Id1 IRIS. ~ lbeFine Ne4tl, tlli
ASH 4pAn t4Wkeuen ftlltN
|1 A. 1n|,8 utol ~ aeYaYi.t Ant
~ 4dll6p 2yll, Nalnh flQtDy
Mnlaiat1 4glRtt MCCOY
nNaN Wh10 fIIu1ot. I+
N AVtNur N4l4FaoN. It4'
|Hles NaHnne
9 Boar Alnole Bradford
HIS Iottf HaHden
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-21
4 Toast to Santa Claus

Whens'er I ind man who don't
Believe In Santa Claus.
And In spite OF all femonBtrancc won't
Yield up to logic's laws,
And see In things that lie about
The proof by no means dim,
EtrRlghtwny cut that fellow out,
And don't believe In him.
We fnd him In the rnalden's eyes,
Beneath the mlstletoe,
A-sparkling In the star-llt skies
All golden In their glow.
We ind him In the pressure OF
The hand Of sympathy,
And where here's any thought OF love
He's mighty sure to ba.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-21
In Albuquerque Society RasAaAHHA11 MOORE


Miss Mary Merle, DIRECTOR Of music
ut the University OF New Mexico, was
hostess az a very pleasing and enjoy
able darce for the members Of the
u. N. NJ. Clee club IN the Woman's
club building last evening. Those
who know Miss McFic can we'll imag-
inc the perfect arrangement of details
for tho dance ana the brand OF hos
The music was furnished ny Miss
Alviua Letarto. pianist, and Miss Ce-
ella SpauldlnB. viollnlst. The var
sity boys and girls plunged into the
fun Of the evening with enthusiasm
that was good To zee and everybody
had Rlad old time.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-21

81. A,oiih Doc. al.--ssI ,ntu ~ hnpPy
this 0ftasnfn,n gts1l F,elIllt lsn1flly Ns,isn
my feet on tho floor" said Finley !.
the Missouri Paclfln and Denver a
RIO 0rRnde railroads, yesterday IN hla
ollioc In the Missouri Pacific building.
Mr.. Shepard was receiving congratu-
mtlons on the announcement of hts
engagement TO Mlns Helen Miller
Gould. ~ am Eolng to New York 10
take up my residence and assume my
bor st. Louis. j am exceedingly
proud of the west and consider myself
a Wcsternor."
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-21
Lillian Russell, Goes to Coast.

Miss Lillian Ruesell. whose name
Just now Is Mra. Alexander II. Moore.
and whose present husband II pib.
Usher OF the Pittsburgh, Leader In
plttsburR. Pa, was In Albuquerque for
a few momeutb Thursday Miss Rus
sell occupied a compartment on the
fashionable 10 Luxe. the excess fare
train that IL now becoming extremely
popular With people who have the
coin and WITH some who haven't.
Miss RuAeeil evidently dld not care
10 sec uiucfiDf Albuquerque. The
hour was hpefly. eight o'clock, but
Just before the De Lake departed, she
appeared on the rear platform OF the
conservation car for a breath of freai'
air. The few phOple who caught 4
glimpse .of the we'll known actress "
the train pulled out We're rewarded
with charming smile.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-21
Some, Funny Sayings
of Merry Christmas
Season

On business trip 10 tho city q
farmer decided 20 take home 10 hiB
wife Chrlstnias present OF q shirt
waist, Going into store and beine
directed 70 the waist department hb
asked of the lady clerk 10 show him
some.
"What bust?" asked the clerk.
The farmer looked around quickly
and answered. II dopN know. ! didn't
hear anything"
Two girls were talking over the
wire. Both were discussing what they
should wear to the Christmas party.
In the midst OF the important CON
yerRntion masculine voice intorTupt-
"a, aekina hnmbly fer "a number, one
0f the siFls became scornfully indlk.
.nant and asked" VI
what line do you think you. are
on. anyhow M
''well.s said the man. ~ am mol
sure. but Judging from what have
heard, ! Nhoald aas that ! am on 2
clothesiins.H est
the ohfisimas chureh nefvicel
Wnga proceeding very eaneossfullS
when \ woman in the gallery sol q
|in}fHGEten that NnQ 'eAnNA put 100 30
aAd fell over the falnne.
Hfr drsns caught N . cnanaellfr
ara she wds suHp9Uoed ~ mid nlr
|Yha minisiff nollptd heF vDdlRIlNee
ilaeltion ana tnpnd3kea ~ tee canaFe
i. 1sS ser.on Via turns Ground I,
tlia tdh 6teaatibn Win ~ Sgsuek alcap
AiIn8 N
man. Wa6bo cI|flctIIv Woa Ntlll9|
/ lire NaI IS him, bat who Qf1AQNH N|
eeI1i,ls q. l.Is..l, tegssa
lrIek pna eNe.
IaRehAP M6N ling t l,lI|s
1 a. IlaIite a. AtF eln14 3 l
fs'ne as7,.n 'N y ~.
3nA
hlil sRA cave tio f1''etIe
8ste Il rs AZ
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-21

The good old saint In everywhere
Along lifo's busy way.
We lind him In the very air,
We breathe day after day
Where courtesy and klndllneas
And love are Joined together.
TO give 10 sorrow and distress
A touch Of sunny weather.
30 here's to good old Kindllheart.
The best bet OF them all,
Who never fails to do his part
IN Lies high festival
The worthy bearer OF the crown
With which we top the saint
A bumper 30 his health, and 0owi
With them that way he aln't
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-21

city waits ana Ralf.supportinE women
nj her estate near Tarrytown. ". X,
which includoa n great playground
especially ntted up for these parties.
she has never been attracted by 500
cicty. A.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-21
David GagTick" a Clever
Success.

AIbuueratie has always been proud
OF the fAcl that Il possessed NUN.
her % talented nten and women ana
from tiine 10 time this pride has been
given sfrsh Stimulus BY performances
given Tor vafi0ns good cnunea
In the production Of David Car
rIekp the Wonlan's club play Thurs
day evening. the well liied house and
responsive kudienee showed the cOuil-
denee that they have IL the ability
Of this tatiett The stage SETTINGS
were magsiiigesits the costumes ese.
CANT and the arting took away hng
hint Of Arunteurism from the play,
Zach character was will reprosenteq
and the east, 10 al, YVES nir0n8 end
well balauCed,t Mr., A. -, H01Oftnon
pOrtfayea the tits FoEes his work
showed weeks N nntirlnE study, and
hard work and ne genefpps apnlaasc
Given MIN WAS eslsolnly well !. Snnriseal
and khH fest 81 The flronpey we're
surprinina1r s home hlAttlonlsElIy
.and anauial11 l.,taltlVts Etlan4 *,
Mr. lingo M4qola " Hiehafd 01lyX
did hIf uIIN N,ttt0ly Am0 cnpoptEl
makine 30 u ne MS hits " ths
sevnine
Taylors1I 6ilo nan w ding
80 "A. 81 , u NJ lts tlaFf p.
floli6Nfn Naf8 nMlod ~ IHerElA&|
eaturddt SfeniuW a eiee Az w Rge.
toral Fdhidfpte ~ lhq sfEti
An AiRN1Alnfk hP,Aos " Y
vSefc ~ a NBae W ann t[fR
~ "A. W0Il lh8 WrlAINa lei1H
vo4N NM Nafh Tire sSiN NV
hetn f14 I| |sa eE Ilqte % 2f.l
Affs4|0It M MH4NIe3H NNNI(
tonnA f4nf. eN
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-21
For Mrs. Rothgerber.

Mrs ira RothGerbar, who IL Visit
ing her pafcnta Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred
GrunBfcld. 10 being much feted' Mira.
II. W. ~ Bryan was hostess 20 Tour
tables of auction bridge on TUESDAY
gerber. Roth the guest prize and the
cut prize were books. Mrs. ivan
Grunsreld was tho fortunate winner
OF the cut priSe, This AFFAIR was
small ana decidedly Informal. as most
of the social functions have been for
the last two weeks. on Thursday
evening Mrs. Louis Ilfeld invited the
Alfred 0runsfeids ana Mr. ana Mrs
ItOthgerber 10 play auction, and 10.
morrow evening Mrs. Bernard HELD
will entertain at dinner.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-21

EvoTybodyB friend - DIR. Thomas
Electric OIL tho great household rem
cdy for toothanhe, anraohe. sore
all drug stores. ESQ and 50c.--Adv.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-21

Ask about the $40 Toilet oct TO be
given away. Powell Drug Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-21

Ask about the $40 Toilet Set to DO
given away. Powell DRUG Co.
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-21

on at night before YOU put your
iightie onF
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-21
UIniCersrty Coscen THIS Week ont
One ofths Unusually Interesting
Musical Epcnts cfhe Yule Season

Series Organ RsUitas by Stanley seder, Accomplished
Local Artist of Particular Interest 20 the MpseEovca
While Number Of Excellent Piano RsCtals Figure in
Activities Of This Week and Next .A (. Mem
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-21
Two Engagements of Interest.

Mr. and. Mrs. n. u. Fox announce
the engagement OF their daughter,
Miss Mildred to Mr.. Louis G.. Bennett.
Miss Fox has long been popular and
prominent socially and Mr. Bennett,
partner In the Springer Transfer
company, ana one of the most sue
cessful young business men IN the
city, IN likewise one OF the most pop
ular men IN town. Allss Fox has been
for some time teaching In the city
schools. The wedding ls going to
happen In June.
Mr. Arthur Norwood OF ST. Peters
burg, FloTidG. announces the engage
mont of his daughter, Miss Constance
Norwood to Mir. Frank Kenton OF Al
buaucTaue. Miss Norwood IL AT pres
cnt making her h0me ~ 81 Joseph's
Eanitarlum and has formed many
friends and acquaintance during heI
eight months sOjouTn in Albuauer-
que. She IL pretty, charming ana at
trnutive and her lIneg Sc dates hack to
tn, old and prominent sontheIn rum
lilies. Mr.. KentUn ~ an employe Of th'
Harvey system and II nj present sta
TONED at the AIVnr1Ao. qNs-l,
IL .la,ia. he.s hOlad. mat Mr.. Ken'ot
end tho future Mra kentOn, Will MAKE
their homc In Albnnuorduc, .
Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-12-21

Hot wanies. Fashion Cafe.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-20
And for the remainder Of the year will give Of
the greatest values Of the season.

January Prices will prevail now Our store IS full wit
shopping. We mean to keep this store lille
in every department, more
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-12-20

A fortunate purchase OF $50 fine
quality Panama Skirts, trimmed and
all colora: regular $500 Yalse
Sale price ......................S348
silk Pettieoats, black and eolored,
$500 value Sale price .........s3ss
Also special drive of Wolfe Skirts,
bought in the same sale. at almost
half of the regular price and which
we will give our customers the benefit
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-02
voTlKe-nn STRIKE
Chicago Street Railway Men Settling
Question Of Waikout by eaiiot-Msn
Want More Waess-compary Will
Answer Demands Aug. 10.

Chicago. Aug. 2.-Employes OF the
street railway lines in Chicago began
voting at a. m. today on whether a
strike is to be declared. The polls are
to close at a. m. tomorrow. and a few
hours later the result will be known.
The threatened strike involves 1900
men on the south side surface lines:
$500 men on the north and west side
surface lines. and 200 men on the
elevated line. Tho men are demanding
more wages. They contend their aver
age wage is less than $500 per year
whereas the cost Of living for an aver
age family is $1,000 a year.
Even II strike is voted for both
sides say the tieing up Of Chicago S
transportation facilities may be avoid
ed Another conference between the
officials of the union and the railways
is to be held and the date for the com
panyis answer to the demands has been
set for Aug. 10.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-02
DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE An
NouNcEs ne WILL NOT RE.
SIGN PRESENT POSITION.
IMPORTANT STATE MATTERS
NEEDING HIS ATTENTION
Wilson in Excellent Health and eens.
flied by Sea Trip, But Does Not
Want to Take Another ons-stsvsns
Say. Iowa Third Partyitss Will Not
opposs cumn,ins and Kenyon.

Scsgirt, Aug. 2.-Formal announce
,nsnt WIS made today by Governor
Wilson that he would not resign the
governorship of New Jersey during MS
cam ,paign for the presidency.
The governor had kept his nina
cren on the question OF -esisning ever
since tho Baltimore convection. Lead
ing democrats OF the state. however,
have Urged him to follow the preceoeot
Of Grover Cleveland, VINO was nomln-
ated for the presidency but continue1
in the Office Of governor or New 1ork.
Governor Wilson is keenly interested
in the prospective reports from com.
mittees Investigating FAX problems anu
the efficiency Of state affairs In New
Jercy, and prominent democrats nave
asked him not to forsake his Office un-
less called to a higher one.
Correspondence Aceumulstes.
Thru stac&s Of back correspondence.
Governor Wilson picked his way cheer
fully today, facing constant Interrupt
,!cns froc. callers.
~ feel about my correspondence ne
said with smile 'very much ike the
frog that tried to get out or the Wen.
Every time he Jumped up two feet no
fell back one"
Notwithstanding his strenuous days
Governor Wilson says he IS IN excel
lent health His recent yachting "TRIP
had a beneficial effect. even tho ne ao-
mits he is not accustomed to sailing.
No Moro Sea Trips for Wilson.
Joseph f. Davies, secretary OF the
national committee. who was In con-
ference with the governor early today.
sursested another sea trip soon. but
wilson answered by quoting this i'm
erick: ),
II wish that my room had floor"
II don't care 30 much for q door
"Put this walking sroslnd without
touching the ground
'Ts getting to be such bore.
Three visitors from Washington were
scheduled to talk with Governor VIII
son today, Senators Hoke Smith or
Georgia, and Culberson OF Texas, and
Representative Henry d. Clayton OF
Alabama, chairman Of the house
Judiciary committee.
= Discsrds Rubber Stamp.
Governor Wilson spent fully an hour
today writing his own name AZ swift
iy as the cards were handed to him,
while negro stood by hlotting
stream Of letters. No more rubber
stamp signatures will go forth from
tha S,mrner capital
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-02
NEGRO QUESTION UP.
No coiored Delegates From South Ex'
psctsd at Roosevelt Convention.

No coiored Delegates From South Ex.
pac+sd at Roosevelt Convention.
Chicago, Aug. 2-Those interested In
the third party movement today d.
vided their attention between the ar
rival of leaders and delegates for the
national progressive convention. which
opens Monday noon. and preparations
for tomorrow's Illinois state conven-
ton,
Prominent among those who arrived
today were G. w. Kirkland. OF New
York; A. P. Moore. OF Pittsburgh;
former United States Senator Albert j.
BeveridEe, OF Indiana: George Roose-
welt. Of New York; George w. Perkins.
of New York, and Henry Cochems cf
Milwaukee.
This Is the right movement said
Mr.. Perkins. land 1t Is the movement
which the peope want and will SUPPORT
at the polls. The movement has ample
funds and will continue to have ample
FUNDS as long as u is directed In the
high suirit which has prevailed thus
far. We are extremely hopeful for
Colonel Roosevelt's election"
Seuutor Dixon, director OF the pro-
gressive party, said he did not believe
the provisional national committee
would have any serious trouble in de-
Gliding the contests for delegate seats
from Georgia. Mississippi and Florida.
Discussion of these contests brought
up the subject OF negro delegates Sem
ator Dixon said he understood there
would be two negro delegates from
New Jersey. three from New York and
several from Illinois.
He says. however. that nc did not
believe there would be any negro dele
gates from the southern states.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1912-08-02
WAIT A "HHiTE" PARTY
Louisiana Roosevelt Followers 70 De-
4 clare Against Negro Membership in
New Movement-Msst for Purpose Of
Organization.

New Orleans, Aug. 2.-Supporters OF
Colonel Roosevelt met here today for
mally to organize the progressive party
in Louisiana, and to name delegates to
the Chicago convention.
Among those who are certain to be
elected delegates are John carker. who
declared last night before leaving for
Chicago that he would fight for. "a
while mems party" and Pearl Wight.
formerly republican national commit
teeman Of Louisiana.
MIR. Carker's statement that he would
urge the adoption Of plank in the
platform making II strictly white
mans party" Is the only public decla-
ration 30 far as to how the Louisiana
pr0gressives view the negro.
No attempt is being made, 1t is un-
derstood. to put forth any state ticket.