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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-19
MAMMOTH FUND FOR
ROOSEVELT IN 1904
MORE THAN S2.OOO.COO WAS
EXPENDED IN CAMPAIGN
j. i. Morgan and Company. the
Standard Oil, II. II. Rogers
Were the largest
Contributors.

WASHINGTON. oct fS-For IN.
nrst Tim" since its invp. fieation be-.
gan, the senate campaisn FUND cll.
mlitrc today secured a copy OF list
OF contributors 10 the much disputed
is't Republican campaign fund
D. liner Dover. who was secretary of
me 1903 Republican Committee pIf
the Ist lu evidence. sayiu. it ha.l
been couied from the private m.ur-.
tnduW book Of The lafe Cornelius e
tilss. treasurer Of the committee TIr
tnId the invest. gators Doc believed Thar
lH many instances fhc Usf was fr.
accurate and analogous 0NiuE 20 tvru-
graphical errors. o. tofal.d g. 2l,u.uI~
and showed practically an OF tho com
tribufiou~ fo the 1905 fnn! which INV.
been mentioned lu the committees .n-
Ns-tiEation.
The li-t credited 7 J.. MORGAN 4 GO.
WIN 10" Two contributions. One ~
Slun."NH and one Of S.nuuu a come
iribIi'on ~ Siuuunn appeared ON no
list from "H ll H" and - D. ~
Mr. Dover told the committee Ia s.tl-
posed rho il lt " stood for % a
Rogers of The STANDARD OH c1uulr.v
and that the ~. D. vs. was rr error
aud should have been The initials az
either John ID ArchboH or Iofr d.
hocteiel"r q. o. Hartman was
credited with sI-H.D0o 'u tNo confrIbu.
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SYNOD ELECTS
Mrs. W. :. Reed Of This City Elected
Vice President a. Meeting
Held at Buckhannon.

BUCKHANNON. W Va. Ocf is
The synod and fle Womau's Synodi
cal Society Of fhr Pres sbyterIau church
IN The $ nod OF West Virginia are now
in session 40 This place The synod
was opened with q sermon hy the rp.
t.r Moderator the Rev John VI
Waa4rll. of Charleston Rev. w r.
Allen. OF New Cumberland was elect
% moderator and Rev VI Patterson
or Downs. TEMPORARY clerk
Reports from the committee raufa.
tentng the various agencies OF fia
church shows au increasing interest
= DO WoWHus synod was 0rEluiIod fHr
forci-1 work. fpd. .r The following
officers were elected Mrs g. " POL
loc.. iucDhaun0u president. Mrs 49,
J Reed. Wheeling vice president.
Mrs Ear' 4 Brooks. Weston. vice
pres .iouf. Mrs vs. % Wolfe. Parter,.
hurr Vice president. Mrs . e. Nra.
pam. Grafton -ncrDfar.
D" addresses ,u tho wpmrus synod
o' Nr- ID D. NInar OF Washington
on Norm0ui-u. was one ~ fua ha-f
heard in fln cur Dn fhc suffice.
noted speaker. Who talked Rers
Rev 20. O. ~foeflnr. FiIrmort 0u "THa
Youth of Poo fUlr.I.' Nry EarI s
BROOKS Weston spiritual IIfa OF -Ha
lHrcIf. PRECEDENT Nu.r 0f Davis.
t'k.ns college. Education. . Ernest
MrNfor Sew fur. Cfs Home l.4
fI'ns Nnt r. D. Sfrur.. Trenton.
D. poke Ir f|H interest OFF fH.
IffnF' Isf committee OF lr general
assembly
Tho synod $3.50 be in session sa.lr
rrf and r."uf.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-10-19
JACK SULLIVAN STATES
BECKER is NOT GUILTY
KING OF NEwSBOYS SAYS
GAMBLERS FRAMED Up DEAL.
Witness for the Defense Stated
That Rose and Webber Admit
ted That Becker Was Tool.
Justice GOH Narrowed the Tessi-
mOny of the Defense TO Con.
tradictiOns of Witnesses.
tMornIns session on pag. Isl


NEW YORK. Oct lS-Jack SulI-
van. king OF the newsboys." ind.ct-
ed with the four gunmen for the mur.
der OF Herman Rosenthal. tried to
unfold on the witness stand at 10
days session OF Police Lieutenant
Becker's trial his version Of an al
legged conspiracy by gamblers 70 Kill
Rosenthal and frame up" Becker for
the murder The defense planned TO
90 far In proving IT'S contention that
Becker had nothing 10 do with the
murder. but was himself the victim
OF conspiracy. huf much Of SulH-
vans story was untold That part
which Justice Con admitted was
based upon testimony already given
by Rose. Webber. Nallon and
Schepps. Sullivan not only denied
portions of their testimony. but de
tlared that after the murder Webber
and Rose told him they were going
20 frame Becker and turn him
over 10 the district attorney"
They told Sullivan. according 10
bis testimony. that they would
irame Becker. Waldo or the mayor
II necessary TO save their own lives. %
Sullivan became pctulanf when Jus
tice Con narrowed his testimony
10 contradictions % previous wit
nesses. Again and again he begged
the court 10 give me ten minutes 10
explain this thing" Once he asked
for a chance. mot only for my sake
but for God S sake"
When John ,. Mcintyre. chief OF
Becker's counsel. turned him over 70
the state for examination, Sulli-
van became beligent.
Did you ever collect money from
aisordcrly houses asked Mr. Moss
You might as we'll ask me" Sulli-
van retOrted. If I ever collected m0n-
oy from Standard oil or Archboid.
District Attorney Whitman. Beck
er's prosecutor. was virtually forced
on the stand as "a witness for the de-
Tense Immediately before sullivan had
testified. Mi Whitman said that he
had made stipuiations with Rose. Web
bcr. Nallon and SChepps. the States
chief Witnesses against Becker. before
they agreed 10 turn States evidence
This stipulation was not desired but
Mr Whitman agreeing 10 produce in
the court. sW ore that he had not prom
ised the four immunity
Former District Attorney Jerome
ma Police Comm -iOnor Waldo pre-
coded Mr.. Whitman. but Mr. jerome
was allowed TO answer only one ques-
iiun. Commissioner Waldo testified
that he. and not Becker. had ordered
the policeman stationed in Ro-outhuTs
gambling after Becker had raided q.
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METHODISTS MAKE
CONTRIBUTIONS TO
WESLEYAN COLLEGE
Sixteen thousand Dollars Given the
Schooi-ReV S. K. Arbuthnot
Makes His Report
tReport Of Rev. Arbuthnot VIII
Be Found on Page FourteenD

VT FdHG F0uFNEEnsl
~p' r.H' dispatch 90 t.. luteilIr,uc.r.
HJCkbNNNON. W Va. oct. Is
sixteen thousand dollars was sub
scrlbed 10 the West Virginia WESLEYAN
COLLEGE 40 Buckhannou. today. hy the
mt mbcrS Of the West Nfrriu Il
Methodist Episcopal conference fol
lowing stirring address bv Dr. Carl
=. Doney president OF the institution
Or Donoy reported the greatest
number oi students and the strongest
idCuifF 90 the history ~ the school and
announced many generous gifts by
various persons. "a pledge OF g. 900
by ihe students and g. 600 by the
faculty. and then referred 10 The EN-
harrassment caused by heavy in
dehfedness.
Dr. ". ID. Parr. Of Indiana. followed
Dr. Doney With an address in tho in-
ferest Of The COLLEGE. following Witch
the remarkable subscription bv the
ministers of the conference was made
The session today was opened with
q devotional service Jed hy Ur Uoncy
and bishop Crauston took the chair
Superintendent p. s. Townsend. Of
Rouceverte district. submitted a
lengthy rcporf Of bis district. which
spreads over nine counties BOO West
virginia and SIX ln Virginia. ard the
superintendent was required tl travel
over 1000 miles to meet hi- ohigq.
tIous. Ills report shows 2.e2g convpr.
eiOus. two uCN churches dedicated
and quite e number being erected
Rev S x 1rhufhuof. -urariufpnd
ont az fhe Wheeling district. one Of
Tho smallest rf decidedly tbe riches.
100 fhe conference. reported 1876 ac.
cession. three churches erected. 90 "a
cost OF $4,000. and others being
erected
br trhufurl' is now compl,f ng
hI- fffh wear which Is his best
The pa-f year has been one lf tho
mos. sucrossfI' In fnc history ~ tho
conference. more than s.0np accce
sions being reported
Tho Anniversary cf fho Ior.a lffe
sionary aud church Extension Society
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GREECE WILL
WAGE WAR ON
THE EMPIRE
OTTOMAN EMPIRE Is
ENEMY OF GREECE NOW
Reported That the Servians Have
Captured PriStina - Heavy
Fighting in kirk-kIIeSSeh.

CONSTANTlNOPLE. oct I>-An
official report issued tonight says thar
the Greek army has attacked the
Turks IN the region of Ncluna Pass.
and that the battle continues.
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TIE wEArnrr

WAHHIHeToW. 0rt 1o. rn.rcraf
Ohio. Rain snfurfnr. followed A. f.f.
c'l.ef. sunday frir. moderate 90 hrfar
FrufrreHf - wrrf wfrfa
faV fHfr. colder.
WrFfHru PrrravlV Rain n4fra-
dav. sundrg falr. colder. uIrfarrt~ tr
hrI7f aguETcst to vest Winds
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LONDON. oct 1S-Turkcv's On
dravors to datach Greece from rhc
confederation of Balkan state, have
failed Greece declared war against
The Ottoman empire to-day. All the
ministers left Cons aufiuorl.. auI the
allied states uot.a,d tf. powers poo %
note detailing their complaints thar
state OF war with Turk.v eNists
Reports OF lighting. such as tho
capture Of Prislina bv rho Scrvilus
and ~ heavy battle go Nustafa
Iacha. probably are m advance ol
The real 1cts There LAS been for
some time au active .nsorship OF
military news boo aU the eastern
capitals. and Etle b. known az the
dispositions Of fhc various torccs
All reports of fighting. therefore.
need 90 be- received with maasur,
Of caution. The greatest sfrucgl.
VIII be for possession of Ad~i1loplc.
the capture of which by the BuI
cariaus would leave the road open
10 COustantinoplo
BELGRADE. SorNia. oct 1S-Tharr
was great rejoicing hero today over
an uuconiirmod report that Serviars
Continued on Page SKI
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CHICAGO. oct. 1S-The fol
lowing official bulletin on Col
onel ROOsevelt's condition was
issued a. 6.45 p. m.
Pulse. 7G; temperature. IS:
respiration. %.
Entirely free from pain.
Sat up two hours without "a
tippe or distress.
Signed
DIR. J. p MURPHY.
DIR \. -. BEANAS,
"DR. ALEX. LAMBERT.
"DR. 5. l.. TERRELL"
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Meiund Pass is ON the northeastern
frontier of Greece. and Just south OF
Elassona. Turkey
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Ccontinusd on ninth Paysl
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-20
What Does If Mean !?

Mckinley
organization
Congreson
Republican organization committee appointments has
easily traceable
entirely with
gagrule
still used Democrat
ocratw VIII not
activities of Mr. Mckinley Some
OF
Mr. Mckinley doing
hands who
into line
the Cannon
which defeat the
he O
appealed Cannonism Will
pledged himself that work
made with
defeat
NowW
which seeking the head Of the whether
he n he o S
apply
farther Did anything with of the Payne
he tarin
Cannonism revise
commission None Of
these things happened
Mckinley
What does it indicate:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-20
Cutting Across Lots.

O
petitions Todd
petition
bill and beterment service fifteen minute
schedule. and Clearly
forthcoming from the
would Mr. Todd
petitions seriously He is used docle
Richmond.
Unconditional citizens the West Sde who
cuaing petitions rational beings The 7. H., l.
and the other
the credited with
insisting
finding
with bewitching
H, l.
which
incredible
cunning
feeling credited
a right
made by the
n
their petitions
anything
They 10 not and
friends
simply cutting
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-20
NOT A SECRET


1t 10 said that in Europe when a wo-
man finds a remedy that does her
great good, she keeps it a secret for
she does not want any other woman to
be able to rival her charms.
American women are different.
When they find a good remedy. they
want other women to get the b..aefit
too. SO they tell their friends.
Miss Kathryn Dunno Of N. Y. City is
one of these. She says. When l was
in weakened condition last spring
took Vinol with the greatest benefit
and I recommended it highly. Five OF
my friends are now taking Vinol on
account of the benefit received"
When YOU are rundown and weak
you need better blood and more
strength, and Vinol will give them to
you. 1t is a delicious cod liver and
iron preparation without oil and re.
stores untold thousands Of pale, ner
vous. broken-down people to health
each year. We give you back your mo-
ney il Vinol does not help you. Leo II
Fihe, druggist. Richmond, Indiana.
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Editor Palladium and sun-Telegram:-

Editor Palladium and Sun-Telegram:
Believing that the uniformed public
may have been misled by recent state
ments of the public press into think
ing that the doctors are opposing the
superintendent administration, per-
nit the following statement concern
ing the Reid Memorial hospital, which
some may conclude from published
statements that instead of benevo-
lence in our beautiful hospital. Mr..
Reid has really cast an apple of dis
cord amongst us.
believe l speak for the profession
when saying that the doctors general
ly respect the superintendent. her
splendid character. ability, manage
nurses, and general help; her execu-
tive ability and conscientious manage
ment is of the highest order.
Fact is, this great nurses walkout'
and general hubbub about the hospital
comes from misinformation Of the re-
impartial investigation and sensible re-
concentrations as to the hospital
board management: they find no fault
with but praise the superintendency
and efficient work of the nurses. The
Wayne County Medical association, in
asmuch as the profession alone is to
furnish patronage and good will of
sick and injured for the hospital work
and benefit to the public, have simply
asked closer and more cordial rela-
lions with the board of directors in the
equipment and general hospital man
agement; and to be candid, it is the
writer's opinion that the physicians
are as much to blame for this lack of
cordially as the board.
| Personally, we object to any physi-
clan becoming a member of the board
of directors; that justly belongs to the
laity The city council could elect from
the Wayne County Medical association
a staff, say. of five physicians and
three members of council. empowering
this staff with equal authority of hos
| pital board except that they hold nc
property in trust Said staff being an
advisory board; two to be elected by
council annually, for two, three and
five years: to meet regularly with the
hospital board OF directors and jointly
consider the general business manage
ment, equipment supplies. sanitation
and efficiency of the hospital in rem
dering the very best service to a sick
and injured public. Said board and
! medical staff to have charge of the
nurses training school insofar as the
course of didactic lectures are concern
ed, the superintendent having abso
lutte control of intern practical train
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-20
Heart toHeart
Talks:
By EDWIN A. NYE.
THE WlFE.S DECAL0CUE.

16k Wills Uk(ALOOUk.
Tirst-Thou shalt have no other hus-
band than him whom thou hast we'd
ded.
Second.-Thou shalt not prefer be-
fore the home where thou lodgest thy
literary club. nor thy sewing circle. nor
thy missionary society.
Third.-Thou shalt not waste thy
husbands substance nor his wages on
vain apparel and glad raiment while
thy husband goeth abroad in patched
trousers.
Fourth.-Thou shalt not reeale thy
back door neighbour. neither thy fam.
lily. with the vain gossip Of the sew.
ing society. nor with the scandal that
Iieth under the tongue Of the tattler.
Fifth.-Thou shalt not nag thy hus-
band in his own house. Nor shalt thou
utter thy much complainings in his
ear. lest UNHAPPY he may prefer the
corner saloon to thy company.
Sixth.-Thou shalt not envy thy
neighbours house. nor her automobile,
nor her millinery. Nor shalt thou pout
thy lips because thy husband doth not
buy thee sealskin sack.
Seventh.-Thou shalt not serve punch
with a stick in it to the guests OF thy
reception nor offer high stakes OF
sheckles at thy whist club. lest thy
sons become gamblers or thy sons-in
law drunkarls.
Eighth.-Thou shalt not talk deceit.
fully over the telephone. Nor shalt
thou say to the unwelcome guest, IL
am so glad to see thee" nor pass thy
fourteen child at half fare.
Ninth-Thou shalt not 80 dressed 81
to kill on the streets and slatternly II
thine own house. lest thy husband
have no comfort in thy appearance
And thou shalt not be gracious and
sweet In the church aisle and shrew
in thy home. lest thy children prove
deceitful.
Tcnth.-Thou shalt not give the
teaching Of thy child over to thy hand
maiden or to the Sunday school teach
er. but thou shalt train up thy child
in the nurture and ndmonition of thu
Lord. Nor shalt thou permit tho fire.
Of thy fathers and thy mothers reli
gion to die out on the altar Of thy heart
for verify there is no adornment o,
woman's life that is like to that of spir
itual raiment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-20
THIS DATE IN HISTORY


1790John
Died Richmond
179S-The French proclaimed b
1SO7-Aexandria, be fraser
1S2S-sr Bekwth
n
S2s-Pnce Frederick Charles
sian
Toms Cabin by Harriet Beecher published
Marysvine
1S65-Sherman's
S9A-Lous
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ROOSeveLf'S
Great Record

For constructive work and individ-
ual initiative. no President has ever
achieved results at all comparable to
those OF Roosevelt's seven years in the
White House. With his retirement
the constructive. progressive move
ment In national affairs waned. and &C.
complement has since been conAned
chiefly to the execution of some of the
policies to which Roosevelt's initiative
and energy gave 20 much momentum.
The measure that Mr.. Roosevelt &C.
tually big sticked into the statutes
while outraged conservatism cried
loudly against tyranny" and "dicta-
torship" are now accepted as wise by
the very people who then protested.
Proposals that were denounced as run
nous to business are now lauded as its
conservatory.
The explanation is that the country
has been catching up with Roosevelt"
Most Of 1t was pretty well up with him
all the time; but the people who pro-
phesied disaster in doleful tones have
now caught pace with the others, and
the Nation IL practically OF mind as
to the safety. desirabihty and useful
ness OF the Roosevelt policies.
Roosevelt and Rooseveltism have
have been INDICATED by experience
The newest Of the Roosevelt laws have
been In force about three years; the
Oldest. about ten. They have been
tried and found not wanting. They
have stood the test OF enforcement.
The fears Of lawyers that they would
be held unconstitutional have been
brushed aside by the courts. The pre-.
dicti0ns that ruin and business calam.
ity would follow in their trail have
proved groundless. The policy Of gov
eminent control and regulation of in
dustry. transportation and finance has
been adopted as the program of the
future.
Going back over the record OF &C
complement under Roosevelt, com
pairing the forecasts Of failure with
the facts OF success. only one conclu.
sion can be drwan. Roosevelt was
right. The constitutional sharps, the
laisses-faire economists. the timid
Statesmen. the terrified captains Of en-
terprise. were wrong-Judson C.. Wei
liver In Munsey's.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-20
This Is My SSH Birthday
eENAroR ShIvElY.

BENJAMIN B. Shively. United States
senator from Indiana. was born in St.
Joseph county. Indiana. March 20.
1857. His early experiences were those
OF the average farm boy until as a
youth he entered the Indiana Normal
school. After being graduated from
that institution he taught school from
1875 to 1880. Then he settled in South
Bend. where he conducted a newspa.
per and took an active interest In poll.
tics. At the age Of 81 years he was ell.
ected to Congress by the Democrats.
and was the youngest member Of the
House when he took his seat After
serving one term he retired to take up
the study Of law. Immediately after
completing the law course at the Uni.
versity Of Michigan Mr. Shively again
was elected to Congress and served
three successive terms. In 1892 he re-
sumed the practice of law in South
Bend. In 1909 he was called from his
retirement by the Democratic party OF
HE state and was elected to the Unit.
Cd States senate.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-20
CO-EPO SALTS WITH
THAT COCOA TASTE

Epson Salts with rich cocoa
flavor. That is what we Calico
Epo Salts.
EPSON Salts has long been ac-
knowledged the best laxative and
cathartic. 1t is taken thoroughly
dissolved, and it's action leaves the
stomach and bowels in a normal,
natural condition. The unpleasant
taste made EPSON Salts distaste-
full. We have corrected that.
BY compromising EPSON Salts
with other wholesome preparations
We have secured Co-Epo Salts-Ep-
som Salts with the cocoa flavor,
and all the qualities that make Ep-
som Salts the standard laxative.
Co-Epo Salts is pleasant and pal
table-children and older people
like it. A 10c package will convince
you of it's merit
Co-Epo Salts are for sale at all
drug stores in 1Oc or Csc sizes, or,
if your druggist is out of it, send
US the price and We will forward
you a package by return mail.
COCOA, SALTS CO.,
81 West cath ST., indianapolis, Ind.
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practical training OF. and is giving the
public more efficient graduate nurses
than ever before in the history OF tho
hospital; while she has faults n every
other human TIVE should fear to meet
an angel at the hospitaD. when the
Reid Memorial HispitAl loses Miss
Mary B. Sollars. It will find her place
exceedingly difficult to Till.
Jos. NJ. ThurstoD,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-20

ing and discipline Of the nurses. and
absolute control of the general help
and household affairs of the hospital.
With due respect to former superin-
tendents OF tn hospital, which has
been very agreeable to the writer dur
ing relations with it for the past Is
years, We unhesitatingly say that in
cur opinion. the present superintend-
ent maintains the best discipline and
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-20
MADAME NELLIE MEl1A

The worlds most famous soprano sing.
er. possesses beautiful hair, the credit
for which she gives to Mrs. Mason,
the famous English Hair Specialist.
Her success is la rgely attributed to
Mrs. Mason's Ola English Shampoo
Cream which may now be obtained at
Leo II. Fihe's and other druggists.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-20

Begin Spring right, cleanse your
whole system. regulate It, purify your
blood. HOLSTERS Rocky Mountain
Tea cleanses the stomach and bowels
and purifies the blood. puts the sap Of
life in your veins: you feel like fairy
The recognized Spring tonic-cleanses
does the work and does It right. Tea
or Tablets, 35c. A. G. Luken.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-20
MASONIC CALENDAR

Wednesday, March 20-Webb lodge
No. "a, F. & A. NJ. Stated meeting.
Friday, March 22-King Solomon's
Chapter, No. 4. r. A. NJ. Called Con-
vocation. Work in Past Master degree
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-20

New Orleans expects to be the cen
ter Of the richest country in the world
whom the plans for retaining the ex-
trsmely fertile lands in that region
are carried out. % 5000
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-20

In New York city's new social regis
ter 1919 family's are listed. 1t shows
that the social center of the metropolis
is steadily moving north.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1912-03-20
CONGRATULATIONS TO:

Charles w. Eliot, president emeritus
OF Harvard University. Is years old to-
day.
Rev. DIR. David II. Greer. Episcopal
bishop Of New York city, IS years old
today.
John Franklin Fort. former governor
Of New Jersey. 80 years old today.
Winslow Warren. president.eeneral
Of the Society Of the Cincinnati and
great-grandson Of Gen. James Warren,
q years old today.