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Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
Vote TO BIND DELEGATES
Secretary currie Says Taft Dele.
gates Are Willing.
NO NEED OF MANY TICKETS
Many Returns Being Received from
Taft Petitions Sent Out by COM
mittee-Cotton Files for
Legislature.
CFrom a Staff Correspondent }

LINCOLN, Feb. I7.-(Special.) )-Speaklnl
Of the proposal that all Of the candidates
for delegate to the republican national
convention pledge themselves to vote fol
the candidate who receives the highest
number of votes In the preferential pri.
mary. Secretary Currie Of the Taft league
said today that It had always been the
understanding that such would be the
case and that the idea was not a new
one. 1t is the present intention whsh
the delegates named by the friends OF
President Taft file their acceptance Of
the petitions in the secretary of states
office that they accompany 1t with a
statement TO that effect.
In regard TO the claim made by the
La Toilette people that only one set OF
delegates is necessary and only one would
have been named but for the action Of
Mr.. Taft's friends in naming a set Of
delegates It is recalled that the La Fol
lette organization was the first one
formed in this,state and that its avowed
purpose was TO put into the field n Sc,
Of delegates favorable to the Wisconsin
senator.
Taft Petitions Come In.
Mr.. Currie is receiving many returns
from the petitions sent out to place the
Taft ticket on the primary ballot and
indications are II will be ready for nUng
with the secretary Of state in even less
time than anticipated. 1t is, Of course
a considerable task to get such work
done where so many people in SO many
different sections OF the state must be
depended on TO do the work. Re port,
already received. however, are excep-
tionaIly encouraging that the petition
when filed will be a representative one
Of the republican voters of the state.
C. J. Collins Of Grant county has nIed
as a democrat candidate for representa-
tive.
William Cotton Of York, q former mem
Der Of the state legislature and for year
engaged in the milling business At thai
place, has announced that he VIII entes
the race a. a candidate for the reyubiI.
can nomination for railway eonnfszaon=r
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The Weather

FOR NEBRASKA-General fair. no
Important change In temperature.
FOR IOWA-Generally fair; no import
ant change In temperature.
Temperature at Omaha Yesterday.
Omaha daily bee., 1912-02-18
Desirable Tenants

for houses or rooms are
found by use of The Bee
classified columns. If you
have a house you wish to
rent this summer advertise
it in The Bee.
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Omaha's Best

boarding and rooming 6
houses advertise in The
Bee. If yon wish desirable
boarders or rooms place an
ad m the classified section
of this paper Il viii -
Rad.
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.-sss Editorial Rsgs Of each issus
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30
Ashland

Especial to the Richmond virginian.)
ASHLAND, VA. June "a Miss
Caroline Midyette left today for
Wrightsviile Beach, \. C.. where she
will be a member of Miss Charlotte
FennelTs house party.
Mrs. Bowen, who has been the
guest of Mrs. William Dunn. return
ed to her home In Gordonsville to-
day.
Borden Rice, or Richmond. KY, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. Weldon Blan-
ton
/ Mr. T. A. Stanford and family are
spending the summer months with
| Mrs James Harris
1 Miss Marion Lasher, who has been
teaching In New York, has returned
to her home here.
I Miss Katherine Tt1Iy is the guest
( of Miss Martha McCue, near Alton
Va.
! j. G, Hughes and James Hughes
i.Ir left Wednesday for All extended
Northern trip.
! DR.. and Mrs. r. B. Smithey are
visiting relatives in Orange county.
Miss Pope, of Drewryville, Va.
who has been the guest OF Miss
Willie Walker, has returned home
Miss Lou Redd entertained the
Morning Bridge club on Wednesday
! Those present were Mesdames James
Howison, Frank Wright. E. A. Gray,
lHernden Gathright and Barrett Ssd-
nor, Misses Ethel Howard and Blanch
| Chenery.
Miss Gernefia Ware mas returned
/ to her home in Port Royal, Va, after
visit TO Miss Louise Miller.
Miss Lillian Loving, who has been
! the guest of her aunt, Mrs. T. NJ.
Jones, has returned to her home in
Hinton, w. Va
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30

noon for Virginia Beach, where they
( viii spend several weeks at the Airing
ton cottage.
Mrs Robert Kent of Seminary
avenue, ana her children. are spend =
ing several weeks In cha rlottesville
with relatives
Miss Talhs@t Of Norfolk, va. is
spending some time with her sister.
Mrs. Lorraine E4affla ia sharrrberfnvrIe
avenue
Mr. Earl Miller has returned from
New York, whore he has been on busl.
ness for the past week.
MISS Freda Paterson, of London.
England. was t@ guest last week.
OF Mrs, C. ". Throckmorton in Labur.
mum avenue
f'ftss t7t4~rf tiUsS; OF Richmond who
mas been the guest of Mrs Robert
Kent left Wednesday for Canada
where she Will spend several weeks
travelling with friends
MISS Grace Martin Ward who has
heeh visiting her sister. Mrs. Charles
aretI IN Seminary avenue, returned
s9atutd0&- TO her home-4a -.arau},4+-rr--
ton \ G.
A1T James A. Fisher. who has iust
w. hro 10 ms nome in Chamberlain >
avenue after spending several week .
In iowhatan county. visiting re1ativas
ieit thursday for Bremo Va WHERE
ne wan remain for some time
MFs Martin, ~ Browsburg. Va ia
me hhe guest or her aunt Mrs S. III.
Ha"eS
Mrs Helen Triton. with her little
SrandoauShteE Miss Josephine nv
iand left last week for Waynesboro
va, where they viii spend the summer
az the brunswick Inn
MISS Fipckhey of Charleston. $ C..
Nho mas been the guest of her brother
A-' Coatesworth Ptnckney, In Semjn.
AIRY avenue, returned to her home mn
"Wednesday.
Miss Adele Clarke left T1,es,i., g..
baltimore where she viii remain
about week, attending the pemocraH
TIC convention.
KEY, Charles Pratt returned Thnrs-
! DAY from trip to Tennessee ana mo
western part OF virginia.
Miss Henrietta Brogdon lelt FrtJa2.
night for Bristol. Tenn, to snend set.
"ral weeks with her sister. Mrs TlIder
Sherer.
Mr. Christopher Il Sarrett s.4 ~.
Leslie &. samett, of Brock rnad y,
IN Baltimore for several DAYS ettand
ing the Democratic convention
Mrs Crawford Redd l.ft sat,-a,..
for New Hampshire, where NM Iii
spend the summer.
Miss Mabel Rovster Of pxfc,a ~
G.. is spending some time vim M
/ G. u, samett in Brook road
Miss Margaret Tavlor has r+,..s
to her home in Seminary aVent,e ~ s,so
T EsFFTHsfsifs SET esIaI weeks rs petarxr7,rs
.Na
fags4 =.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30
ARVONIA

r. i'f ne. sfE f7Yrsnd y-fFt,Il{J,r1
AkNoNIA. VA, June 29.--Afrs
Amber, OF Seven Islands" the hand
some old Colonial Nicholas place on
the James river near here is this
week visiting relatives at "RelI
Branch in upper buckingham She
| VIII remain in that section for "a week
or more longer
Misses Helen and Elizabeth Thomas.
or Fork Union, Fiuvanna county. who
nave been spending a week or more
at the home of their brother. Charles
1faham Thomas. here. have returned
Mr.. and Mrs, John Frischkorn Of
richmond arrived on Saturday at the
Ecme OF Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Chand-
LEI Root, at Penlan. where they will
remain as guests for week or ten
days.
MISS Ninnifred Almeda Pitts who
mas been spending a month in the
valley visiting Misses Elizabeth Wal
lace, at Mint Springs. and Minnie
Newman Bell. ar Mount Sidney. re-
turned to bellevue" her home here
on Wednesday night Of this week
DIR. William b. Petit, of New CAN
ton. an ardent Bryan supporter of
lcne standing. eh3 one of the most
tlpfuIdF pnSStr dAlS and c3tiZtns ~
fili~ section, sfrt4't+ tins week in tat
t:f1ore a. the tinccrLtic conventions.
Rev. Piumre- + Jones and Mr..
C,ar'es W. Dickinson. of Carriers
VILE, attended educational meetings
IA Charlottesville ti,s week, return
ins here Wednesday night.
Mrs. Charles Gi~ham Thomas, " no
has teen spenning some time at he.
old home IN Somerset Orange coun-
~. has returned 10 her home here.
Professor Ashby Bioxton, of Wi
liza m ana Mary college. rs Eere visit
Ing his old friend and college mate,
Plummer r. Jones, Professor BloA-
ton will While in the county visit
Buckingham Courthouse, and also
Manteo where he viii be the guest
of MIR. George Washington Patteson.
one of Buek.nsla.n's most prominent
citizens.
Mrs Charles W.-keel. Of Ore Bank.
or East Arvonia. was visitor In Rich
nond this week
Miss Leila Jackson. Of Farmvilie. is
spending some time here a The guest
of Mr.. and Mrs, Edward r.. Roberts.
at their beautiful new homo on
Forest street
Arthur Lawrence Pitts. Jr.. law
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30
NATURAL BRIDGE

The early summer colony is at
tractive and is enjoying all the pleas
I ures OF the time and place. The suests
sit on the broad piazzas ur walk
drive, fish and swim TO their hearts
content. The m,At popular walk is
to the lovely glen where a rushing
mountain stream speeds over rocky
/ Lodges, its foaming surface playing
with the overhanging branches or
swings in it's haste around a moss
grown rock. then Gains itself in q
quiet pool which mirrors the chaste
stems and tapering fingers of the
maidenhair.
ON Saturday large and merry
fishing party spent the day in most
| inviting spot on James river vhere
dropping branches offer a cool re-
treat and where that historic stream
teinpts the .fishermanS hook with it's
cleaning beauties. After delightful
picnic dinner inthe woods the party
returned proudly bearing fine string
of fish as the DAYS trophy.
The annual meeting of The Nir-
GINA Pharmaceutical association Will
be held here July 9Th TO 18th. Quite
an elaborate program has been ar
ranged contributing to the pleasure OF
.'ie ''n,e anu the OCCASION il looked
A'' NJ o. ~ ~ r,ai i'.uon easernsss-
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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30
GINTER PARK

Mrs. Alice Runin and AIRS Tom
Rufftn have returned from urbanna
Va, where they went Thursday "a
attend the marriage of Mrs Alice
Ruffin's neice. MISS Mary Runin
Jones daughter of Rev. f. VaIentin.
Jones. to Rev. Wiley Roy Mason. al
Mission Home. Va.
Jim Paschan Gordan and William
Hammond, of Ginter Park. aud Arthur
Wilson, formerly of Ginter Park. now
of Richmond. left Friday for Camp
Greenbrier. West Virginia. 10 spend
the remainder OF the summer
Mrs 4 &alkup- and Mrs Frank
" Stiff are chaperniug party of
Young girls from Ginter Park 10
Buekroe Beach for a week they left
Thursday afternoon and are stopping
al Cape View cottage. Among the
girls who went, are Misses Marparet
NAlkrup. Norma Walkup Lillian
Noble. Katherine stir, Ethel Smith
and Virginia Walkrup.
Mrs. H. W Wilson entertained the
Bridge club FRIDAY afternoon at her
home ia Hawthorne avenue.
Mrs. Thomas Whittet with baby and
ia4iFs~ ard hef mother Mrs MuBafn.
lett Wednesday afternoon for Virginia
Beach where they WIN stay for two
weeks. Mrs Whittet was also accom-
panied To the Beach by Miss BrT~k eli.
Of Toronto, Canada. who has beeh her
house guest for some time at her home
IN t~HanIbetlaNne Avenue.
Mrs Pierce Atkins with her two
rhDdren have returned To her home In
Seminary avenue after spending two
weeks al Butkroe Beach.
Atss Ellen Kent. who has been visit
ing her brother Mr.. Robert Kent. has
returned 10 her home in Louisa. Va
All. aud Mrs Sandsford Fiemrnna.
~ Richmond, arc the guests Of Mr., and
AIRS, oscaf r. Bedford in seminary
avenue
SIR aud AIRS i.awfon critcn6cld
Vita fhehf son Jeff saturday after
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30
ABINGDON

/ ABINGDON, VA June 29.-Wil-
liam A. stuart, who won the Cecil
Rhodes scholarship to Oxford two
years ago, is expected saturday 10
spend six weeks vacation with his
parents. Mr.. and Mvs. ]. J, Stuart.
Mr. Stnar1 carried off unusual hon
ors at Emory and Henry and the
University OF Virginia, and his rec
ord at Oxford has been equally cred
table \ cable TO his mother several
days ago announced that he was sail
ing on the Mauretania.
Henry C.. Stuart. who has been the
guest OF his brother here for the past
tR.a weeks and who is rapidly inssstss-
ing his strength. will be here TO greet
his nephew.
! Miss Elizabeth Boiling. of Balti-
more, arrived Thursday to spend
some time with her aunt, Mrs, Alex
ander Stuart Miss Boiling was at
icompanied by pr. Litch aela. who has
spent the past week with his sister,
Mrs. Boiling, in Baltimore.
Mrs. D, NJ. Jones, OF Gastonia, y.
c.. is the guest OF Mrs. d, A. Jones.
Mrs. John Jennings. of Greenyilie,
Tenn, who has been the guest OF her
father, Rev. f. F. Kahle. left Friday
for short visit to her sister, Mrs
Roy Sexton in WytheviIle
Miss Marcella Hurt is the guest of
friends in Buchanan, Va.
MIR. and Mrs. Henry Carson, of
oklahoma. and son, Robert Carson.
of V, NJ. l., are the guests of Colonel
and Mrs. r. p Carson. Mr. and
Mrs Carson came 10 Virginia 10 al
tend the finals at Y. NJ. l., where
their son was a member OF the gradu-
ating class.
Mrs. f, F. Kahle was the hostess
Of the Rock club Wednesday after
noon and Miss Edna Bonham OF the
Young Girls club on Tuesday Both
of these meetings had number OF
invited guests and We're ususuafly
pleasant
Mrs Walters S. Dodd is spending
several days with Mrs Roy Sexton,
of Wytheyille,
Mrs J. w. Bell and Mrs Sam Car
son left the last of the week for a
visit TO friends in Rural Retreat
Mr.. and Mrs Willoughby Reade sf
tha E,pjseasaa4 high =sehaal 49, llalx-
andris have arrived at The Mead
ows" to spend the summer.
Mrs George f. Penn, Jr, who has
been visiting friends in Washington
d. c.. and South Carolina, has re-
turned home
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30

Especial 10 The Richmond NirR.hiaH.}
BASIC CITY, VA June -. The
Hotel Brandon has been opened an
der the management Of rs j. f..
Porter, whose husband is sNoprietnr
OF Hotel Belmont here. Tn, present
prospects potnt-- ia ia saest prosper
Gus and successful season. Among
the late arrivals al the Rrandon Tor
the summer are Miss Mary e. Lane,
OF Hampton institute, Hampton: Mrs.
Ralph Tucker, orange; Mrs. =. ~
Nuckols, Boston. Mass; MIR. H. T.
Potter. Washington aud Lee unIver-
sity, Lexington: Miss Katie Ha1ls-
hrough. Front Royal; H. r. RasEer-
vile. Riehmand f. Fl Briggs, fr..
Richmond; Miss Elizabeth Gwat''aep.
Richmond: Mrs. John p. ia idsor,
nurse and little daus'1ter, diary.
Richmond: Miss y May Str1tber
Warrentpn. MISS Mattis Noung.
s,taunicnf Miss MARY Mao stain
Ton. Mr. and Mrs G. GarnatE lia.np-
ton, Carroll j.. Garpett. Richmond.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30

first week of the honeymoon was
spent at the Hawley cottage, which
is just far enough away to be delight
fully secluded. and which last sea-
son was occupied for number OF
weeks by the late Edwin Ilawley. one
OF the heaviest stockholders of the
Chesa peakc and ohio road, Although
the hotel has been opened only lit
tie over a week. many of the old
guests are already here, and three
brides and grooms are spending tn 4
days and the enhancing moonlight
nights IN waderig through the roman
tic paths which lead to Lovers leap,
A charming bride is Mrs. Freeman
Linvillc. Of Charleston. w Va, an
another, very Fascinating bride is
Mrs. g. e. Bolts, Of Louisville, ~,
who being m enthusiastic sports
p4o4a4 spent he LANG Jane days II.
exploring the picturesque bride paths
which have been laid out over tho
mountains.
Wonderful and beautiful naNe been
the many improvements made aimee
last season. and those here last sum
mer who have returned exclaim rap
turous.y at the beauties Of the place.
tv-iIve years Jr. and Mrs. James T.
Heady, of Cincinnati returned they
we're .enthrailed AT the marvellous
changes made. and enthusiastic over
the wonderful effect of landsca pc
gardening.
George ". Stevens. president Of the
Chesapeake ana ONO railroad came
down Tuesday night in his private car
with a Jolly party OF young people.
who remained for a short visit. but
MIR. Stevens and his son. George W.
Stevens. Jr.. left Wednesday morning
for Il business trip to the West. Mr.
stevens has fully recovered from s.
serious operation which he underwent
recently, and is as delightfully."- g~~ia,
as ever. In his party Were, Miss
Helen Stevens. Miss Mary Moulton
Miss Elizabeth Hotchkiss and Gar
vim Thomas, of Paris. France,
John Branch of Richmond. one
OF the most prominent business men
of that city. IL again occupying his
cottage in Virginia row and has WITH
him Mrs. Thomas McAdams. and
child and Miss Hippo. MIR. Branch
has been coming here for many years
aud ia the opinion ot his large circle
VI iIlttlNS no summer NbNtu pt COIN
piete without him
The John ~ Potts. Of Richmond.
have been prominently identified with
the social life Of White Sulphur. for
a quarter If century and were
among the first to arrive Miss Nell
Potts is one Of the most popular
and charming of the younger set at
the springs
Miss Alice Lewis. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs Thornton Lewis, of Gin
cinnati. il entertaining a house party
at her home THE Medows,' and ev-
cry day a merry party go on long
+s "a l.---- -. = X '+t~
mountains. Her guests are John
Barr. and Stewart Barr. OF Wash
lngton.
Mr. and Mrs II. VaDdergrtf. OF
Washington who have been coming
here for many seasons were among
the first arrivals and were warmly
welcomed by their many friends here.
Professor G.. V. Zebley. of Wash
ington. who for years has been the
friend or hundreds of children. be-
cause of the wonderful! entertain-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30

A. the Riiou.

There il a surprise In store for the
Biiou regular and the theater-going
ns,bro In general this week. The
management win not disclose 1t, but
states. TT will prove knockout
With all new acts. every one with the
most catering of advance press no.
tices. new picture plays. Patne
weekly, q big Essanay western nit,
and q big surprise coming on the
opening crowds will no doubt be lar
reY than ever tomorrow.
Premier scrubatic fun1nakers. Falls
and Falls, are the feature this week.
and Il u sa1d they provoke more real
laughter In txelve minutes than any
c<her act In vaudeville. They are
newcomers hers. and II they are one
falf a. good as their advance notices
state, they Will prove whole show
In themselves. They will close the
show.
Preceding them ON the bill will be
Blanche Griffin and Gerald Lewis. in
the Irish comedy hi, ~The Prima Don
ma and the Tad" Exceptionally good
harmony singing. limitations and
good, clean comedy" says the BuHalo
Courier, make this team one of the
season hits at Shea's. An Hour Be
fore the Show will be presented by
Matthews. Scarth and Matthews, two
men and q woman. During the action
Of this skit they introduce singing
numbers that range from grand opera
70 rageime. 1t surely looks like a
record week at the Bijou.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30
Al ti1r Empire


Following closely on the heels OF
the excellent bill of the past week
the Empire is to offer another that
Ia said to contain even more attract
I've features than it's predecessor, and
II that be true IL will indeed be a
good one
First and foremost or this new
program will be found the nane OF
Charles Mack. Mack is burnt-cork
artist who has attained the distinc-
ton OF being one OF the most origi-
nal of the present-day black-face
comedians His style is said TO be
20 entirely different from that of
other Aelineators of the same ehafse-
ter that he really seems to have
created new character Yet his
wittieisms are natural TO degree
said TO carry confinement of the
genuineness of his effort 10 portray
the character as IL is actually found
10 exist In real life.
A combination o. vocal and nstru-
mental harmony such as IS most de-
lighting will be found IN the offer
Ing on the three Dixon Sisters. a trio
Of very pretty maidens
The Les Montforts. VINO are gym
nastic comedians par excellence, are
TO deliver on the silver salyer stunt
that features sensational feats on the
bars. They are Europeans and have
only recently found their way TO
these shores. but they have an act
that has demanded most compliment
tary crftieisms wherever IL has APP
peareds
A turn consisting OF tunefuI song.
bright pAtier and a superb dancing
S(orNtfy HI to be offered BY NeEins
esd Gordon The scsrecros, as they
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30
BLACKSTONE

Special To The Richmond Virginian.i
BLACKSTONE. VA, June 2s.--Dr.
Poindexter Irby, OF Mississippi, is vis-
ting his parents, ssr and Mrs, j. T..
Irby.
The ladies Of the missionary sO1
cieties of the Methodist church, gave
a lawn party last Tuesday night Not1
withstandng it rained all the morn \
ing. there was crowd and all seemed
TO have a good time. The proceed
viii be used for mission work, whicJ
amounted to about $50. net,
Miss Inez Robertson, who has beef1|
quite sick. is improving.
DIR. j. r. Adams was called to Lees-
hprg last Monday to attend his it,
tie grandson. who was quite sick.
MIR. Bowman cashir. or the bank ~
Amherst Courthouse y IL naest ri
Or. Reed.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-06-30

Vaudeville and moving pictures
continue to be the attractions al the
various Richmond theaters. Inc
Lsabiu starts new line OF entertain
ment this week, adding an act to the
vaudeville section. The work OF
changing over the Academy Is pro-
xreessng rapidly. and work on the new
Lyric theater is being pushed. The
New York interests opposed to tue
Ehuberts announce that the latter
concern has vacated the Southern
theatrical field. and incidentally eulo-
ire Wilmer, Vincent a. Wells for
their business enterprise.
The announcements for the week
from the eloquent publicity bureaus
follow.