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Evening star., 1912-09-29
VIENNA.
Special Correspondence Of The Star.

~PNNi"' correspondence C1 ne StaT.
VIENNA, Va. September 2S, 1912.
.ir. and Mrs. II. G.. Clay and son of
Washington were the weekend guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Amole on Windover
Heights. Mrs. Edwin Beggs of Ashland,
ILL.,. was the guest last week of Mrs.
George B. Corey and Mrs Naylor. Miss
Mattern. who has been spending some
weeks with friends here. has returned to
ner nome in Baltimore. Mr.. and Mrs
Emil n. Boetler entertained party OF
friends Wednesday of last week in honor
OF their twenty-fourth wedding anniver-
sary. Their guests included DR.. and Mrs
Miss Mattern. Miss Anita Schade. Miss
Anita Strauss, Mr. John w. Hunt and
DR.. S. 0. eraser of Washington. Mr.
and Mrs Frederick F. Detweiler have
returned from a fortnight's stay at At
lantic City. The Whist Club was enter
tanned Saturday evening by Mr.. and Mrs:
Frederick Oertel Miss Shanahan of
Washington spent the week end with
Mrs. George E. King. Miss Edna Schulz
was the guest this week of Miss Susie
ed from a visit to her cousin, Miss
Pauline Wiley. at Herndon. Mrs. Arthur
B. Barringer was a Washington visitor
Saturday. Mrs. E. A. Tibbetts of Wash
ingon is spending fortnight with her
daughter. Mrs. Ralph C. Lewis. Mr.. and
Mrs. Edwin Wiley and sons were dinner
guests Monday of Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph
Law Voge. Mrs. Kurt Voelckner and
children have returned from a. visit of
several weeks with relatives in New
ton spent the week end with Mrs. ]. c. L..
Wilson. Mrs. Gilbert Frasier spent a
few days this week with friends in the
city. Mrs. Albert Rhett Walker enter
tained number of young people at a
corn roast and moonlight picnic Satur-
day evening in honor Of her neDheWS
and niece, Messrs. Geoffrey Cheston
and Stuart Terrett and Miss Agnes Ter
rett
Mrs. Samuel c. Sturgis entertained FRI
day evening in honor of her sons. Galen
and Hugh Sturgis about thirty guests be-
ing present. Miss Belle Brandt and Mas
ter Arthur Brandt who have been spend
ing the summer here, have returned to
the city for the winter. Mrs. James Hun
ter and Mrs. Susan Hunter Walker who
have been spending the summer in their
bungalow, have returned to the city. Mr..
Sherwood Shear has entered the Virginia
Polytechnic Institute at Blacksburg. Mr..
Kelly of Washington spent Sunday with
his daughter. Miss Virginia Kelly. Mr..
and Mrs. George NJ. Churchill spent Sum
day with friends here. Mr.. and Mrs. G.
l.. Shear and daughters spent the week
end with relatives at Arlington. Mr.. and
Mrs Kurt Wilson and daughters spent
part of the week with friends in the city.
Mrs. Thornton Terrett Miss Agnes Ter
rett and Mr.. Stuart Terrett will spend the
winter in Washington with Mrs. Susan
Hunter Walker. Miss Alice Willoughby
of Washington spent the week end with
Mrs. Alma D. Hine. The Current Events
Club met Wednesday afternoon with a
large attendance at the home of Mrs.
Ralph C. Lewis. Mrs Hine presiding.
Routine business was transacted, followed
by a discussion of the topics. The next
meeting will be with Mrs. Joseph Berry.
Evening star., 1912-09-29
CHEVY CHASE.

The home of Mrs. Charles D. Iugle of
Grafton street was the scene Of an en-
joyable dance Friday evening for her
young daughters. Miss Olive and Miss
Heath Cugle The guests of the evening
were Midshipmen Hamilton Bryan, Law
renee Clarke. F. G. Crisp. H. X Semm,
H. A. Seller, T. NJ. Shock. Ralph Vail,
NJ. T. Cohen. B. B. Ballston, II. b. Clark,
A. G.. Hatch, Melville Bartello. Tully
Shelley. Foster Wedderburn, Joseph Wild.
Ensign D. I. Heidrick, Lieut. R. T. Zaine,
L. S. NJ. c.. and Miss Elsie Neal, Miss
Virginia Stone. Miss Virginia Miller, Miss
Dorothy Campbell, Miss Dorothy Dobyns.
Miss Dorothy Leech. Miss Dorothy Ma
son. Miss Anderson, Miss Kathleen An
derson, Miss Louise Weber, Miss Janet
Cobb. Miss Helen Emery. Miss Evelyn
Stevens. Mdshipman ]. B Dobyns. Mr..
Kenneth Cugle and Miss Dean owen.
Mrs. Edwin c. Dutton has returned from
a visit to Frederick.
Mrs. Jerry a. Matthews and children
have returned from Indiana. where they
spent the summer. to their home at Cleve-
land Park. Mr.. and Mrs Albert Stewart
OF Cleveland Park have returned from
Atlantic City. They motored home. and
were accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs j. Fred
EsSOry of Cleveland Park.
Evening star., 1912-09-29
FAIRFAX COURT HOUSE,
Special Correspondence Of The Star.
FAIRFAX, Va. September

FAIRFAX, Va. September 2S, 1912
Mrs. Bell of Clifton is spending the
winter at the home of her sister. Mrs
Adam Brandt. at Vienna. Invitations
have been issued to the wedding Of Miss
Mabel Josephine Jerman and Mr.. Nor
man Ashley Speer Thursday, October 3,
at the Methodist Episcopal Church at S:15
o'clock. Mr. Robert Stump, who has
been visiting friends here. has returned
to his home in Richmond. Miss Mary
and Miss Sarah Hazlett Of Wheeling. w.
Va, are guests of the Misses Moore Mrs.
William Bower has returned from a brief
visit to her old home in Anaconda Mont
Miss Betsy Page and Miss Gladys Key
attended the fair at Fredericksburg this
week. Mr.. John Page of New York has
been spending week with his father,
Mary Wootton. who has been visiting
friends here for several weeks. has re-
turned to her home in Baltimore. Mrs.
John 3. barbour spent several days this
week with relatives in Culpeper. Miss
Annie Page. who has been a guest at the
rectory. has returned to her home at
Beaver Dam. Miss Eta Bowman and
Master Loran Bowman of Vienna were
guests last week Of Mrs. Hannah Bow
man. Dr. and Mrs Keith Swetnam, who
hdNC pcSH NISitiIi6 NuTS. n. SWeInam
at Fairfax station have gone to Germany
to spend year with Mrs swetnam's S
relatives. Mrs. Henry Myers and Miss
Myers, wife and daughter of Senator
Myers Of Montana. are spending a week
with Mrs. G. Vernon Ford. Mrs. j. r.
Allison and daughters have returned from
visit to relatives in Loudoun county.
Mr.. Elton r. Holbrook spent Sunday at
Colonial Beach.
Mrs. s. s. Holbrook has returned from
visit to Mrs. Brown at Seat Pleasant.
Md. Misses Belle and Dorothy Graham
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs w j. Can
field in Washington this week. Mrs.
Sailfe T. Love and Miss Betty Tyler spent
Wednesday with friends in the city. Miss
Rose Daniel of Loudoun county has been
visiting Mrs. H. M. Gibson. Mr.. and
Mrs. w. r. Carter and family are oc-
cupying their new home the Sherwood
house. Mr.. and Mrs. William Driver
and family have removed from Pender
to Oakton. Miss Lucille Coyner of
Crimora. Va. was a recent guest Of her
uncle. Mr.. H. H. Coyner. Mrs. Coyner.
who has been visiting her son. has re-
turned to her home in the valley.
Evening star., 1912-09-29

Exquisite Velvet Suits.
in the most exclusive
styles of the season.
Cannot be equaled un-
der 500.
Evening star., 1912-09-29
R1vERDALE.
;nnndcnce of The Star.

Special Correspondence of The Star
RIvERDALE, Md, September 26. 1?12
The Mothers Club was entertained py
Mrs. Joseph Tanning "Wednesday evening"
at which time plans for the fall ana WIN
ter work were discussed and the electioh
of officers fer tie ensuing year look
Mace. Mrs. Charles Dunlap was re-
elected president. Mrs William a. Dono-
van. vice president: Mrs. J. A. Seay.
treasurer: Mrs. George B. Read, Jr.' sec
retarv. and Mrs. 3. G. Wheeler reporter
The ladies enjoyed a dainty supper. the
hostess presiding over the coffee cups IN
truly old-fashioned style. after Whlch, al
a reasonable hour. their thoughts and
eD'Ss,g ent were: Mrs. J: 4. seay. Mrs H: L.
Stailey, Mrs. James l.. Shipley. Mrs
George Read. jr... Mrs. Wright. Mrs. T.
F. O'Nefll. Mrs. Charles Dunlap. Mrs.
B: c. Wheeler and Mrs. Joseph tanning ming
Wheeler October o. Mr.. w. II. Husons.
who has been spending several weeks
in Riverdale. has returned to the West
ern Maryland College for the approach
ing scholastic year. Mr.. James Multi
gan Of Washington has been visiting his
brother. Mr.. owen Mulligan Of West
Riverdale, for the past two weeks. DIR.
w. w. Trail of Washington snent last
Riverdale. Mr.. G. P. De Groot of Brook
lyn, N. Y. is visiting at the homes of
his nephews. Messrs. F. A. and H. T.
De Groot, and with his sister. Mrs. M.
A. De Groot Mrs. Blanche Mangum and
son James Of Washington visited Mrs.
Owen Mulhgan for several days. Mr..
and Mrs. George ippert of Washington
were dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. D.
c. Buscall Saturday. Mrs. NJ. Edwards
Of Washington spent the week end with
Mrs r. f. Palmer. Mr.. and Mrs. c. L.
Swords of Washington were guests of
Col H. Martin Williams and Mrs. Jessie
l.. Lane. Wednesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Nc
Allister Of Washington spent Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. H. f. Lewis, West
Riverdale. Mr.. F. A. De Groot and fam
lily of Adams avenue have gone to
Washington for the winter Mrs w. "A.
Evening star., 1912-09-29

Donovan and Mrs. r. F.. O'Neill of East
Riverdale spent Sunday with Mrs. Dono-
vans sister, Mrs. Norman S.Oussa of
Lanham. Md. Mr.. and Mrs. w. u.
Mackenzie and Mr.. and MRS. Metcalf Of
Washington were dinner gtfests Of H.
NJ. Williams and Mrs. J. l.. Lane last
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-02-03
WILSON AND LA TOILETTE.
Opposing Progressive taydidairS Adj
dress PrriodrIl Publishers

fHN.NrIlrIli,. F"n. .. Gov Woodrow
Wilson oi >"w Jersey IA AN address de
lN"rcd IN IA" Belcyuc- -Str,'fuIDd Hotel
tp-ulghi uctor" h" Periodical Publishers
Association aud IT, Cu",t~ declared that
The conditions IN TN, country have COM
Ylot"ly charged and that tie end ot m"
rr"-rnt tarlN policy Is bound To hr the
Uov'aNi" result of forces - tremendous
that nc So Of men. however puwerful.
can stay ln"m.
~ = climax of hl~ speech h" waved alutt
the "hIll Of rl.ht~" and calledto the thron :
of men who filed the great ballroom
Come and square yourselves nv those
ancient standards"
y rival progressive who gave hi mes
-HEe 10 IN" assemblagn was senator
RObcrJ VI, LA Toilette
Senator La fOllettc'S speech was m
attack on the money trust which he
described a. the greatest and NOR dan
gorpuS oi mouopolies. He hade the pub
ll-hcrS Ia be on the lookout for COM
h,uaiiou 10 control advert sng and So TO
rc&ch the a"pIor of the progressive pub
NCat.H
The other ~u"akers were Ml&or Blank
cnburG, William !, Burns. detective;
lr, 5, Weir Mitchell, James s Metcalre,
dramatic critic of Lie, and Cyrus II. Il.
Curtis ST tine Curtis Publishing COMPANY.
president of IN" Periodical Publishers
As-oclatIOn Don {. Soitz of M. New
York N0rH was toastmaster.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-02-03
COMMITTEE ALL FOR TAFT,
Indiana Chairman who Predicted Defeat
Supplantcd BY Presidents Friend.

lNpfNSArOtIs. Feb. :? Frcdorick \.
SINS. twice elected Secretary of State and
rp" - mier of ia" State Board Of Tay
t"mmlssi"ner-. was elected chairman III
IN" R"puhiIcan state GENITAL commit 90
to-day 10y unanimous vote
several other names were suggested
privately 10 members of tn" committee
hJ they h"hrr"d that Sims represent :
~" i'"puhlcaus nf ~" stat" IN "A grcator
d"gr"" than any other man available for
a." uia''.
II" i not a mrmner Of any faction. wa-
N'~r popular IN th" iwo campaigns for
~"c1c 'arv ut state and l. u strict party
mat. tnpu,l not in,oicrant.
-" meeting was harmonious through
UVi. Retiring Chairman Ice. who iSsucS.
statement AZ Washington when tho ma
ilouh committee met that President Taft
could not carry Indiana, appeared before
i'" 'nihiuti'" and assured it that hn
wu'l.3 10" found in hearty accord with the
national convention NJ matter who is
Nominated. lie declared that he vas not
opposed Co President Taft. hut will sup
, iur, hum heartily If nominated The
sediment wa~ oisr"rod.
IL" committee l. made m of Taft men
+ lIt 'Hoy ald not deem II wise to formally
EXPRESS "a "r"tcr"uC" tor the President :,
. "hDmluatlun. h" m.mh,rS said that
. ih'v We" sri"Ct"d to CoudGC; n campaign
~ tins stat" for TIA" Republicans who
snail hr - th" national and State ticket,
and mat While iur TAFT. Il would not be
r'n,"r To- "Npr"-~ preference for his re-
! H"nhnai'"n 'houEh lhey might very much
! d"-lr" II
The committee GNcI March % for tn.
! stat convention To- select drl'ga a.
iHrr" 10 lu" ldtloual oonvcu;iuu
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-02-03
GIBBONS ON TAFT'S CHANCE.
Cardinal says Pres id"nt l. In the Saddle
aud Probabh W II, BE \om mated.

PHILAuFIPiU, Feb. ? Pres .dru, Taft
probably viii he r"uomiuatrd hy the
Republicans. SAID Cardinal Gibbons th.,
afternoon b"ior" leaving tor Baltimore
IT," declared Tint Mr. Taft deserve,
recognition for what h.. termed M, honest
sincere Efforts To serve III" country II -
admitted that N regard TO the elect lor
the Democrats must b" considered az
they have lots OF available Presidential
timber
What do YOU think Of the national
political situation and the present boom
ing Of Mr. ROOSEVELT" he was asked.
There was no he-ltanCv in the Cardinal's :
reply. Mr. Roosevelt II undoubtedly the
most popular man IN the country to dav
He IL good mau, too. But then Mr.
Taft has proved himself efficient IN his
position and II sincere IN his efforts
Moreover, Mr. TAFT j. President aud as
President he IL IN the saddle The man
in the saddle always has the advantage
NJ" Taft deserves recognition for his work
hu, Mr. Roosevelt, is also vigurous
"Of course. the Democratic possibilities
mus not be forgotten They must be
given full consideration in regard to the
election Of our next President The
Democrats have gained control of the
House of Rcprese sentatives and hav. made
no blunders SO far al leas,
They have lot Of Presidential timber
and several big trees II i, "A difficult
problem for me to discuss AT this time and
] would rather say nothing further As
| said before. "" must remember Mr.
Taft l. IN III" saddle
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-02-03
"ROOSEVELT WILL ACCEPT"
Gov. IiadI"l of Missouri says Ey-Prr>i-
den, win Iak" Nomination II Trndrrcl.

81 LOUlS. Feb > From the CONVEX
aat,ous and corrr-l oud"n"" hive
had with Col itoo.'v"i. | t,u safe in
saying he Will aor"r, the nomination
# n l. rendered HIM" said Gov.ruo1
Herbert y. HALEY here to-nirh, when
IN" direct question whether Ih"o-
dore Roosevelt l. "a candidate for th.
Republican Presidential nomination IN
1872 was put TO hIm And believe II will
be, he added
The Governor SAID h. was not authorized
to speak for Roosevelt Asked his opinion
of the action of the Republican central
committee of St lOuIs ia re-r! r!ul.n. it,
Endorsement OF Roosevelt he SAID.
! am not in favor of committee ,ndorse
ments OF any candidate and have said 80
do not believe the people OF 81 Louis.
" ith all tn" new spap"rs against Roosevelt
or taking neither side. realize the trr-
mcndou- sentiment tor trm there j. IN ihr
country, in This stat" and even IN this city.
am confident Mis~uUri'- delegates from
all uul-d" ol three - Louis districts v III
b" for toi. Roosevelt win one exception.
tine lhird district " hirh l. controlled IT,,
posi- ma sirr~ and other Erd"rul ,"hullrr-,
Al the action ! am gong to Ia,r IA NJ .
Louis i to ash the CITY committee. H.
did in Kansas city. that "a" Republican
voters of ia" city be- given ~ opportunity
To cypress their preference a- To uno their
delegates shall he instructed tor This rn.
been arranged tor IN Kansas Guy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-02-03
ANOTHER GOVERNOR
VISITS ROOSE WELT
Johnson of California. known a 4
La Toilette Man. Goes
Inside the Tent.
TOO HOARSE TO TALK OF IT
Governors Party Enemies Are Out for
Roosevelt Already Some
Montana Callers


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"'"Ni,'N VI" '".f'" ''"N'fh"' WI" mas
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~ '''.''a,,' VIEW '"'','. was '''@N
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''''I'' 'n''"'' ''|h hpo' no
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W." ''rN h'puhil'dh county committee.
and when asked about his letter To- prnsi-
don't Wheeler cr ina I-niycrsi,v ~ tafi-
f,r,,a "a vL,cI -, ., Lo. t.,.,, -..,,r,I
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W. ' ''' w Ms ''">"h, ''t
NOT desiring ~" nomination ~" olon"I
would only say
The lottnr pa-u', N"nn made puhhc
md i, ,,,r',
-
'''.. '"''''-o'' E"' ","''ld cary ana had
luh'h"on "lth IN" '"l"n"'. Nh"h h" got
back tp II" Waldorf wher" he l. Stopping
i, wa. said for him that he yvoS sr,rs,trq
r-,,,, ,bro,, ,r,,,t,Io and ,,-,,,Il -, ,
"'' ''''' ~" Nv
"hI" :" 'a'A ~ pr"-'nt ~ was sad that
the Governor mad had talk with Ormsbv
McHarg who according - his own
r,c.pt statement i. doit.g r,soI,c,,od
,.,,.-,,.,,.,r,. ,,..rr. g.. ,,i -. -. y, -
VIZ" '' '''' '""@eH''' :
n""il' ana win ex-senator B"v'rIdG" oi
Indiana senator Brveridz. DIDN'T care
to discus, hl, conference with Gov
, O.,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-02-03

women and i willing TO abide the de-
cIsiOn
tol Roosevelt writes that he does not
r"C&rd tn" movement a. anything like
a. import tut - "i'E"r it, extreme friends
or extreme oppouout- 'hluk. and takes
aTdi- ~ IN" militant ~ufraEI-ts end Ger
tam leaders VINO -"em d"-irous of aSso-
Cldtln., IT twomau suffrage with vicious
assaults uI'Ou IA" morality and tho duty
Oi women within and without marriage
H." says that h" agrees with Dr {. W.
Sal""hv thai In general women who
counsel IN" delay of tho iUIrriaC. az.
ar" indirectly encouraging nal" i'm
mori.ltv and female pTp-tltutlOu
\ Cuu-'i"~all" par of IN" editorial j.
given w to Mr.. i;oo~"y clt = well known
views on the duty ot women and their
relation to the home. he saws that most
of IN" women he knows best ar" against
oman suffrage. and h" adds. "Th" adj
vu"at"~ Of woman -ut' 'raE" Will ncC"s-
~?rlly remember thai til" highest type
Of the women 81 the fu'ur" must he o-~ru-
italy lnd"ntlcal with the highest tyue Of
IN" woman Of III" present and of the
past m" ~if" aud mother who performs
~" most important Of all -c"tal du'I"S
with wisdom. CpuraC" Cnd ettv,"uCy
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-02-03
STABBING GETS INTO CnURr.
Porto kican Who was ~,a~hcd ard Enb-
crt /. nw,cr Both Face thgr.c..

In" ,.tnh,uE ot Alberto kpb"r..
yri.g Port Rirau vino was ,l,-Icl ......
,bn hand af ro,,, .,r..n, and N,. rr
:,
&, ''' '''''''''' '%'' E'' III. q"
"'-' Hld" p'h''''"'l F'~' 'idtE. ItH."
,htrgcI Ruhcrt l.. Dwvcr Of I"l t.,.
t>,cuty-,i.tn lice, with assault ...fta
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sun '"H'' '''' '' '"' ',' On" "' MS ".''
UnGei- ana r'h' "n IN" in-ld" "i us
coat ~i'o." "u which n" based his citrC,
rf assault
The mru were arrested ON Ihur.Ilv
ri-ht altar TN, rliIIr, ,f ,bn p,Ii.c g., ~,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-02-03
WISH INSTRUCTIONS
FOR TAFT DELEGATION
Presidents Supporters Think New
York Should Speak Oul
AT Rochester.
COUNTY CH.\lRMEN HERE
Receiving Orders on III" Working of
New Primary Law Talk of
Candidates

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81,
Nuil'AN d" ''' 'o'''''N ''l"'lU''h WIZ ~"
haCk III their homes and hofor" February
20 they ar. to inetruct their voters accord
inp Tins ulau
-, ,
Tue P'''''"' '""',''''' III ,'' N,'''' '','7
year h'GihN "'i February ~. When 'n'
Chalrm'n of Ia" g"Ar!GI committees q!
each p.rtv must daivar t. tho custodian
-, ,,ir,.,,,, r..r,r,is .,a..,r.,,.. of 10,
,,',.. T.t.l..., '...l...,i..,,,.
INN" ana !!&''o Tor h''i'aS p''"ihhhfN
conventions
Several OF the upstate county chair
mon sad thai th,,. .ornca rntir,l,, ,.iti
p.,,,,.,.,,,,,,,i,.., ,,,,,,,, u ,-,u.,,,,,
W. - ~ '''''''
in"h' ISSUED HnnT' tllhe a4n III WASH
iugtOn. wherein MIR. Malbv SAID that in
aSmuch - Canada had rejected the rcci-
nrnc,,v me,sur, il shnuId NOW IA. ox.
i, r... 49,,
l.u'Seu ''''' WV H'"'''' '''""N "I 'ut
United states. no committeeman from
these upstate counties believe that while
this measure remains law 1t is likely 10
,r,,,. disnd,,nn,,y.o,,.I,, +, Br,,i,Io,,
III ~ ,,I ,.o,'.,,, ..,,,,.
AT sho'in ne pc r'no'''h",ea' hePre-
sentative Malhy has inirudH'cd a bal
calling for the repeal.
II & Carter nf Franklin couu,v o,,o -,
tho border co,ntie, or tba s,a,e s,id
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-02-03
MAYOR SHANK FOR GOVERNOR
Announces That Hes Dut kf,rr the
Indiana Republican Nomination.

lNpIANAPoIIs Feb AneN clndIIalr
in III. Republican ranks for Governor
came into the lim"hEht lo-dly. llr -
Mayor Samuel l.. Shank of indinqrulr-.
who made the form" lauuouu'rrl,nt IngI
h" would seek the nomination and that hn
had high hopes that h" could carry tuo
State next fan Mavor Suank has gained
his greatest fam" 10y - .Eg inodStlli,
AZ cost 10 consume r. tu br"Ik u oommIs-
sion merchants combine.
Al the Fifth district convention az
Rockville Shank was iudorard by the
Republicans as the logical candidate
Mayor Shank has mad" many friends.
especially in the rural districts aS "A result
of his fight on the high cost Of living
and effort to have th" producer get mis-
fun share for his wares by cutting out
the middleman.
The other candidates for GO-Crnor
are expected To- h" Henley, Miller, Lock-
wood and Gihams
Mayor Shank announcement followed
a meeting of his boosters al the city hall
this afternoon.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-02-03

surprised when he learned Of Gov DIN
decision. i have nothing whatCS to
say upon the subject. he said
Howard = Cans, Who was counsel
for Norumor !. SchI when Brandt WAS
?rrcs' eel and VITO represented his Interests :
y Albany whru District N'tpruoy WIN
hlau -"hi hi report tp ~" Governor.
was not az his home la..' evening Paul
y. CraNdih, who Wa also attorney for
Mr.. ScmN IN IA" natter &C the pardon.
could hOl -" found
Their" is a possibility that the Grand
Jury may cOutuu" the inquiry into tn"
Brandt -"nt"ura even though the pardon
has h"on refused Car, -ch"r- Hansen
who ud- brandt counsel. wrote to the
Grand Jury asking fun Investigation
District 'ttoruev Whitman hd- been
quoted a. saving that h" would u" glad
I" take tho testimony uf any additional
"I'n'--c- t"at Hanson might have and #
thclr testimony justified it th" Grand
,'UrN w,Ild doubtless take som" aCr ion
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1912-02-03
CRAZED BY LOSING CHILD.
Dr, Grcgprl Thinks Mothers Reason
May Br Restored II Baby J. Found.

pr v IS Gregor, who nae charge of the
r~yrHorg hic and prison wards ar Belle
"u" Hu~plnl l. ANXIOUS to find - girl
hany rhout nine months old whose last
rgn" i- Dl"rlyn-ka II sh" i found il
my -"-jur" tn" reason of Mr. Maria
lH"r't u-K', h"r mother, who has been III
ln" PRISON ward sine" January ~
,h' uuip"r Wa arrested tor shop
llfnnG sud ~'ut 10 Bellevue Hospital for
"A-rryatluu three days after her arriYa
her" from - mining town in PENNSYLVANIA
a Polish woman found her wandering
about IA" Pennsylvania station soon after
her arrival and took her and the baby
!" h"u." 'ud promised 10 find work
io.h"r N'- l1''"/NU-Eacan. I rem"mbrI
III" "u"a''.. M.wo. Yhnrn the house was
9" now -.' ',rp"ncd to b. arrested
Dr Nr"g'., lhnks that worry over ,he
loss oi he. child rs responsible for heI