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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-28
instruct for Wilson.
Telegram by United Press.

Telegram by United Press.
Houston, May 2s.-The Democratic
convention will 80 through as per
schedule, instrueting the delegates for
Wilson and adopting the progressive
platform.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-28

serenade D'Amour -----4- Won Blon
L. Cannon, NJ, Holcomb.
Dolores Drama ---------- Seniors
ACT I--SCENE j.
FleUrette Waltz ----------- Fearis
B. Brooks, B. MosIer.
SCENE IL.
Barberillo ----------------Sc Scot-Karn
SCENE III.
Adirondack Gallop ------- L. Meyer
B. Brooks, N Link, B. Link.
ACT H. SCENE r.
A Sisters Love - Vocal Duet
SCENE H.
Useless Brains ---Ad Interlude
Boys.
hl8OlettO ------~--------~---- Verdi
valedictory - Gertrude spaldlng
Farewell Observation-Disclosures Chorus
Distribution Of Diplomas and
Premiums.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-28
z. Aesthetic Dance: Iris.
s. Apparatus Work.
g. Cenipetitions-
Balance Walking
Running High Jump


The free standing exercises we're OK
hibitlons Of gymnastic culture chat
were a revelation as to the progress
that has been made in this department
The raw recruits among the students
have been made polished and graceful
young ladies' during the term. The
dumb drill work and the marching tac-
Tics were evidences of the kill OF the
teacher Miss Wheeler stands before
her class and in a quick military voice
gives her instructions and the class
as one body executes them. The time.
the execution and the style Of the
drills were all excellent The course
i'm this department has included work
i'm the free standing exercises, work IN
the aesthetic dances and apparatus
work.
The folk dances were well rendered
and the audience was generous in the
applause given. Much Of she appara-
tus work was performed with a skill
that was remarkable.
This was the first exhibition of the
kind ever given in the college, it being
Miss Sarah X. Wheeler's first year in
the school She has made a reputa.
ton as a thoroughly competent teach.
er and has made friends all over the
city.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-28
Gold Medal Given
Captain Rostron
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HlkED FROM n. Y TO CHI.

= Telegram by United Press. 4
= Chicago, May 2s.-Mrs. David 1
2 Beach, who walked from New 1
: York to Chicago finished her 4
y forty-three day hike here this 1
: morning A big crowd escorted 4
, her triumphantly through the =
= streets to the mayors office. 4
D =
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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1912-05-28

members Of the senior class
The motion was put BY Or. W. %.
Rowsey and all voted AYE.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21

-Fr L-E- >
Srau 6re6. 2aabs, 40S Sigh
Soreit, @inono, Minn., gibt on:
nM1ein Mom batte Nierenbeidner.
ben nit idredli9em Sdner3 iber
feinem &iiidten, er fiiblte erbarmlih1
un0 mar ausgeipielt. Seine 8Iaie
arbeitete urregelmdbig un6 es gab et-
nen 8rid Stoub mie BooeniaK.
5dIiebIid nabm er Solep Nieren-
8inen nit Dem grgebniB, SOB Ser
5dmer3 i'm perlieB; feline 8laie
'mirffte regular a1n5 er mar uieoer
itarf un6 geiur6. Molitor Drug go.
Nnaeige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21
Cra9t klein
bruNbdnd
Rad breifisidbrieer Grfabrmns 1,adjte
i'd etnen nenen Mpparat fit Ntdt1er,
6ranen mnb &tnber, Der
8rm6 BELT.
@ofet niMtS AZ perfud,eu.

Benn sSbr bei1abe aues anbere periubt babt,
tommt gu mir. $50 anoere febIdlaeen. ersiele i'd
BON ont bette ate1 nno ID idide euS nein ire Ge.'Y Sud- ff iiir
Brudb unb beiien 6eilung, melcbes meinen nenen
9pparat aeiet nnb bic Greiie nnb geatne11 oDn pie=
len 2euten angibt. bic gebeilt ipuroen. 9lueenblif-
ad,tet: ib ecbe feline ealben. tein @eibirr, teine
Qleen.
Sd neribife ie auf 8robe. I'M, gu beipeiien. baB
aaes. mas idb iage. tpabr lit. urtbeilt bann ieIbft
nrb penn ibr n1ein Bud eeleien babt. mcroet sJbr
ebenio eatbuiiaitif6 iei,1 tuie bic 6unoerte bon 1nei=
men Satiente,t. beren 8riefe Sbr nub leien f6nnt.
@s lit Der 'Mlbe mertb. o6 Sbr n,ei,en Mpparat
periu6t ober nibt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21
90. 6 a I.

Sim ndditen Morgen.
Mi6t tpie ionft iteigt 1ie 5ome in
lerhte1toer Nradt om 0itli6en Stint
mel empor. Giefbdngen6e @olfen
perbuuen oas itrablen0e Mngeii9t
ser &ontgin oes Cages, unb grobe
&egentropfen pldtiGern einf0rmia
bernie6er.
Orlando, ser an 0berlt Morgamos
Settle loeben Sen 8abnbof berlaBt,
nm ieiner @obnung in Ser 8ia Su<
oooiiii au5aaeilen, adbtet ni6t ser feud)=
ten &allte, sic Die ionnenbertp0bmen
&0mer ionit Acknowledgement ldBt.
Sein Ser5 ift bon frober @rpnr-
tung.
Sen gar5en geitrigen Mbeno, Bis
in sic Madt binein, fat er 6raubem
in Ser @iQa 5ortunu nit ieinem
paterliden Sreunoe berotbl4logt,
&ldm gei6miebet, @ntlbliiie gee
faBt.
6ret un1 often, obne falide Sdam,
fbeilte er inn ales nit, nas lem
&er5 betpegt. ST beridtpieg nidts
= audi nidt, tper 5ourals sen groben
idaparaen Diamanten itabl unb 6aB
Sonia, obne es gu molIem MitidlI-
oige an sem @erbrefen muroe.
43uerit molte Ser Sberit es nibt
glallbem; mie cine lelfiame Rabr
eridien ibm SOS @amBe. 9ann fano
iein gutes &er5 audi bierflr cine
@ntidul6igung.
l1n0 idliebli6 gelong es ibm, ole
8ebenfen ieines iungen Sreun0es gu
beieitigen uno ibn gum Mmtebmen
leines groBmutbiyen Mnerbietens 5u
bemegen. ga, in ieiner &er5ensgiite
lieB er es iib 1idt nebmer, ORLANDO
na9 &om gu begleiten, UNI 1ie rHrin-
3eiiin", tpie er Coma aus otter Sc
mobmbeit nod immer nennt, I'M
Grimnpb ieiner 'Gamilie mieoer 5u-
5ufiibren.
Sc mebr sic beioen &erren ii9 Der
Giu 2uoopii nabern, UNI 10 GROCER
mir0 Orlan6os Sebniu9t nod) iei-
trent @eibe.
aalm begreift er mebr, 6aB er
tire @ergeben 0ur6 lol9 pergro-
Bern0e 8rine ieben fonnte. Sat Ser
quite 0berit nidt redt, als er meinte,
Sonia ielbit lei am meiiten gu BE.
oauern? Sobe iie nidt itets 6as
Bette gemoat uno 1rl,r in ibrer I'm
erfobrenbeit uno ous ibergroBer
.2iebe gu ibm, ibrem Gotten, at fall
i6en Mitteln gegrtffem?. ~.
Sn frer0iger grregung offnet er
Sic 5bir gu ieiner @obn1ng, f6brt
ieoo@ eridrodet, 5urud, als bm oas
Dnnitmdoden bleih, nit alleu Set
den Ser ~Mngit enteegeneiIt uno Inn
in abgebrobeneny bon 5dLid3en
balberitidten @orten oie MfittbeiIung
m6t, alS es geiterr nbe1o bon eireir
8eiu4 lei ieiren gItern in ser Conn
pag1la aurii6getebrt lei, n6iire oiie
6ra1 Marddn fortgepefen, sic garlae
rMa4t fortgebIieben u1o ol19B lett nod
niidb)tt Do.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21
8enn Sir am @agen Ieibet,

Damn laBt @ud elm freieg Brobepadet
po1, mei1ner Magentabletten fommet1,
melde Gu9 i9neQe 2inberung brin'
gen per6en. Gin portreffli4es Mit.
tel gegen M~erpoiitdt, Magengas, Ser.
itopfnng, trdge 2e6er, etc. Sin ee0ie.
genes Bud uber Mngenfranfbeiten
ebenfaQs fret. Man aoreifre:
Subn u. smitb,
9147 Smith giIae, Miltpautee, @is.
4n5eige.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21

gu baben; oenn sic linte @ano 6es
@reiies fraut nod INNER felt in Sem
mfgel0iten @aar ser Grau.
Sin fleiner &epolper liegt am
8pben, neben elmer groBen 8lutlade
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21


mlteIoff iii bereits nit nrei1,em @ole.
gen borausgefabren."
Mit 5ittern6en &1r0er erqreift
oas ungluGlide @eib Ben Sdyed.
MA, es lit oas Iebte, mas fie bon Dem
geliebten Soften iiebt!
Sre b~renrremoen Mugen, sic feine
Gbrdnen mebr baben, itarren auf
Sen tbeuren Mamters5ug. !. itarren
un6 itorren, Bis sic 8uditaben 81
tar5en i6einen ~
God aud bieie sdapa9e gebt bor-
Bel. &aitig reiBt iie Elm @latt aus
ibrem Moti5buh uno fbreibt Elm
paar 8eilen 6arauf.
u9orf i6 bieien 3ettel meinem
@atten ibiden?"
sd muB ibn leien, bebor id
meine grIaubniB gebe."
5dmeigeno reidt ite ibm Ben
3ettel. St iiberfliegt i'm raid un6
nidt 5u1timmeno nit Dem &opf. 8e<
mun6ernb, faft NIT elmer Mrt CTR,
fur6t ruben feline 8life auf ser blei-
den Srau, 5ie iebt sos @apier 5u-
i%ommenfaltet un6 es in Elm @ubert
itedt, 1as sic M6reiie Tires @atten
tragt.
u@lnoerliebe @eieuidaft = ser
Site nte Ole. SSunge!" murnelt ser
@%ebeimpoli5ilt fopfi6iittelno III fid
binein.
Mls Sonia gleid 6orauf oas @u=
bert in Sen nddJlten 8rieffaitem glei-
ten labt, lit es ibr, als faMe init
ibm Sic lette grSihoue auf Elm offe=
mes @rab.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1912-11-21

tes @rab.
@al1m baben sic @ebeimpoli5iften
nit 5onia 6as fGeine &aus III Ser
Gia 6laminia berlaiien, ais Selma
2ungo pie cine mil6e @abe empor-
idneut un5 Sic @an6e, sic @etro<
mitld Dor ietnem @eben bo1p 6et
Seiieln befreite, baIen6, i'm Duntel1t
Sic Sreppe binauhtir5t.
u9aB i'm in &1be!" ruff @er-
nor6o ibr marnen0 no@. Ser M1te
beiitt iibernatirli6e @rafte!"
Bob! 9us mouen mir 5o6 ie=
ben!"
Tins idjon iit iie oben ur5 riitteIt
an ser Don innen neri6loiienen gbir.
u2aB ab, Selma! Sci feline Mdr=
RIM" bittet Bernardo aufs 1teue.
u8lo6iinn!. .Sebt, no anes ber=
loren 1T au@ ser S@ed 5ur6 Old
&aienfuB = min id1 ~menieftens mel
men @efiiblen freien 2auf laifen. .
Ser nit ser 2ampe! - Sdmen, gu
Nudmauier!"
Sour 50gern6 folgt Bernardo ser
liebebouen M1ffon6erung.
9nnn lauiden bet6e an ser Gbir.
Gin eigentbnmIides @eraui6 orinet
biz berm1s gu ibnen = Elm @rad)en
u1r6 &niitern, als OBJ &ol5 5erbroden
4piiroe.
nn5 nun SOS &lirren elmer Sen=
lterldeibe. l1n0 Ser angitlide STUFF:
u@aIfe! &ilfe!. -. 8oli5ei!"
&or Turdt 5itterr6, b6lt Bernardo
ii6 an set @an6 felt.
uSie mor6en sen Mlten!" ra1nt
er ieiner 6rou 5u.
nDenf' nidt 6aran! Ser Sduft
madt MIR ioI9en Sfan6ol, UNI uns
mas am 3euge 6u fliden!" fniridt
Selma.
Hr1 NIT boiler @ubt 1%ten1rnt lie
li6 an sic Ebiir nn6 baut nit Sen.
5auiten ouf bas morlde @o5l.
@ergebens. Sic gibt nidt 1m6,
Sic Gbir.
Sebt 6rauBen auf ser 9troBe
Stimmengetpirr.
v&ilfe! Boli8ei!" idreit es III eli
mem fort binter ser peri6lolieren
gblr auf sic 5trobe binob. limo 6a=
3miifen Sos @lirren BON @lasfder<
ben uno oas 6ollen idtnerer M0bel=
itude = Elm &eioenfpeftafel.
Mit perooppelter @rdt mirft Selma
ii9 gegen ole S5biir.
Sect rai9es l1moreben 6es SbIui=
ie1s Don innen. Die Ebir 0ffnet iid.
Sin Mrm miro iidttor. Stint LANCE
gefriimmte Singer greifen in 6aS
&oar ser portp6rts ftrebenoen Grau
uno 5ieben iie ms 8immer binein.
Donn idylieBt ii6 oie Stir pieoer.
Die brennen6e 2ampe entfdM 8er=
MARCOS ~5ittermoer @ano. Starr Dor
Gntieten perborrt er regungslos. -.
8uerIt er11eutes 59reien ur15 Soc
ben. Inns bas araden bon Mobe1-
Itii6en.
Cam Elm i9riuer Mngiti6rei aus
Ninas Ma1no.
Gin SdJuB - Elm oumpfer Sal =
Scum lit aIes itin % 6rinnen.
8ernnr6os @aare itrauben ii6. Ct
min binein, mill ieirer 6rau gu Silfe
ellen; 5o6 feline 6ibe periagen ibm
sen Dienit.
SSebt unten int 8orrioor eilige
Shniftp Inn 11irfpif1nnAprr,ffpn
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

For this week only $500 black Ostrich
plumes for $3.50. Mrs. c. r. Wood.
Gordon Riddell, GO North Main street
for lockets, chains aud brooches.
G. Rizzi of Granite street left yester-
day for a few days business trip to
Hardwick.
A. c. Maxwell Of Park street left yes
terday for Worcester, Mass, where he
has secured employment.
George A. Brown of Bsssett street
went yesterday TO Burlington. where he
viii visit friends for a few days.
Mrs. William Burnbam Of South Main
street left to-day for northern New
York, to which vicinity she was called
by the illness Of her sister.
The condition Of Charles Sharkey. the
veteran mail carrier Of u Kinney street.
who was thrown fron his wagon at the
postofboe Saturday night. was reported
to be improving slowly this forenoon.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-18
JeWeIry

We received to-day the second lot
of enameIed Collar Pins, within one
week; great goods at the price, csc
each.
New line of Baby Pins, Beauty
Pins, Pins in sets of three sizes,
Belt Pins and Buckles. Purses in
oxidized, to hold pennies, Hat Pins,
very pretty ones at 25c and SOC, a
special Rhine stone Hat Pin at 1Oc
each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-18
Kids Umbrellas

Kids Umbrellas, in sizes 20 and
24-inch, in new assortment of fan
cy handles, such as trimmed missions,
natural and congo trimmed handles.
These set onto solid frame covered
with very close woven waterproof
gloria, covered with silk case; these
in regular way would sell at $l.35,
this lot at this time, for only Csc;
get your choice early.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

Christmas goods boxed free at Alb
bolts.
Come to Vanyhan's for Christaa
peckwear.
All stores will be open evenings com
mencing Wednesday, Dec. is, as fol
lows: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Monday evenings until 0 o'clock
Saturday until 10 p. m. and Tuesday
Christmas eve.
All stores will be open evenings com.
mencing Wednesday, Dec Is, as fol-
lows: Wednesday, Thursday, Friday
and Monday evenings until 0 o'clock
Saturday until 10 P. m. and Tuesday,
Christmas eve.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-18
Gifts
yOTr VIII FIND THEM HERE

These the articles you would hint at If asked your
preference for Christmas gift
Muffs in Fox, Mink, Black and Isabella Opossum and
Isabella Coney S19s $780, $780, $780, $3.50, $780, $3.50
and $1,000.
Bath Robes and Kimonos, big lot to select from.
Bath Robes $780, $39S and $3.50. Kimonos $780, $19S
S2.5O, $500 and $3.50.
Umbrellas from S1OO to $500, with quite lot
priced in between.
Waists in Christmas boxes, Messaine Chiffon, Wolfe,
Flannel Ask to see the Two in One Waist. A lot
just in.
Aprons The biggest lot we have ever shown from
10c to 81. each
Handkerchiefs for everybody in individual boxes
We suit you if it is Handkerchief you want
Bed Spreads Shawis, Scarfs, Table Scarfs, in sets
to match.
Maish Comforts These would make an ideal gift.
Some beautiful Comforts in sateen sikolne at SOS,
$3.50, S3.9S and $3.50.
PERRY O. CAMP.
Telephone 25s-W. IS Main Street. Barre, Vermont.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-18
Christmas Belts and Bags

These Christmas Belts are all
boxed and the latest are in silk with
very pretty buckles.
New IDEAS in Leather Belts.
Our line of Belts is so large and
so good that we have arranged to
use one of our largest show cases
for their display. soc buys some
of our very best ideas.
Our Christmas Bags occupy one
whole table, easy to get to and their
quality priced as we price them
makes them very quick early sales.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-18
TALK OF THE TOWN

boy Scout fobs at Gordon Rid
delrs, &C. North Main street.
Latest hits from the New York hip
podrome in the January records at
Hooker's.
AT the Bijou to-day two /. VI. p.
comedians, a Rex. The Old Organist,
also western drama, "On Border Line"
Meet me at Hooker's this evening.
want TO show you some Of the love-
ly and practical gifts that I have had
them set aside.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-18
Hosiery

Select the best Hosiery that we
sell; we will box it in very pretty
Christmas box free.
25c per pair buys very fine gauze
Isle Hose that is good locker, will
wear and make useful gift.
soc buys a Silk Hose; pair OF
fine cashmere or fine Isle, in plain
or fancy; these in fancy boxes, no
extra charge.
For 800 Special sl.25 all pure
silk Hose, these are sold very close
to get the price, 500, at the same
time, we give away the boxing.
Silk Hose at $50 per pair are
a little the best weight and wearing
that you will find. We are re.
ordering to-day for the second time
within one week.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-18
TALKOF THE TOWN

The Paris Shirtwaist House ad. has
something that will be of interest to
every lady in Barre.
Remember that be likes to smoke and
he also likes good cigars. so get them
at browns Drug store and you can be
sure they are the best.
Why not make your wife or mother u
Christmas gift of Duntley Vacuum
carpet sweeper We assume the re-
sponsibility as to its merits If they are
not entirely satisfied we will take the
sweeper back. Let US explain other guar
antees We are offering. c. N. Kenyon
& Co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-18
Ladies' Waists

We have just received by express
fifteen different styles in Ladies'
White Waists, both in lingerie and
tailored styles. These are new
waists for Christmas. No lady has
too many white waists. We have a
few styles in soft White Linen
Shirt style Waist that is new and
an extra value. See the New Mus
lin Waists in variety of different
models.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-18

These we cannot to advantage de-
scribe for there are so many styles
but very few alike, all we say il
this and that is the largest and best
bought line that We ever put onto
our tables. Ladies that see it say so.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-18
Handkerchiets

Our reputation as headquarters for
Handkerchiefs Is surely getting an
other recommend this time.
We will take care of you on both
ladies and gents Initials.
Children's Box Handkerchief are
very much called for. We have as
our leader Marshall Fields Pure Lin
ell Hemstitched Hand Embroidered
Handkerchiefs at Csc each.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-18
Ladies' Blanket Robes

We sell quantities of Blanket
Robes at Christmas time and always
make plans to have a good stock.
These robes are made from the cele-
brated Beacon blanket, and have a
fine, soft, wool finish; come in a
variety of exceptionally good pat
terms.
The Robe at sos is good pat
tern, in different colors, is made
from a good quality of blanket.
At $3.50 is Blanket Robe that
IL little heavier, il finished with
satin ribbon, has the cord and loops.
AT S3.0S is a Blanket Robe in
the soft colors, is made from a good
weight blanket, and finished around
collar and sleeves with a cord, has
the cord and loops.
At $3.50 is another style and a
little heavier and different quality,
10 finished with satin bands around
neck and down front.
In the better grades at $500
1918 and $3.50 are number Of
very attractive Robes, in different
styles and qualities. These all come
in very soft tones, and exceptionally
good patterns.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-18
Ladies' and Misses Furs

We sell more Furs around Christ
mas than at any other time of the
year, hence at this time we have the
largest and best line of the season.
There is scarcely a better present
than a good set of Furs or Sepa-
rate Muff or Scarf.
The Wolf is Fur that wears very
nicely and is popular Fur this
season, in black and blue gray.
The Natural Raccoon is among this
seasons most popular Furs and is
Fur that will stand any amount OF
hard wear.
The Black Lynx Fur is fine Fur
and is as popular as ever, these we
have in the set or separate pieces.
The, Fur we sell the most of every
season is the Fox, this popular Fur
we have in the black and sable, and
range in price from $3.50 to S35
the piece. /.
One of the Furs that we sell guam
titles of and is Fur that wears like
iron is the Opposum, this Fur comes
in natural gray, sable, and black, and
ranges in price from $2,9S to SO
each, both in muff and scarfs.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1912-12-18
silk PettIeoats

A Silk Petticoat makes an IDEAL
Christmas present; these we have in
all shades and black.
At $500 we have an exceptional
good quality messaline Petticoat, in
colors and white; has the new plated
foupce.
At $3.50 is fine guaranteed Silk
Petticoat, in changeable two-toned
silk, is made in one of the best styles,
has the glove fitted top.
In the Black Petticoats We can give
you a good assortment of different
qualities. In the black Italian serge
we have a special we are putting
out at S1.36.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-06
ID NOTIFY TAFT
 ABOUT AUGUST l Ceremonies Will Take Place
 in Washington INCIDENT IS CLOSED The President Has No Intention of Discussing Andrews Charges at Cabinet Meeting Next Week.
 Pothier Calls Today
INCIDENT IS CLOSED

,, Beverley, Mass. July 5.--President Taft will receive the formal notification that
 he is the nominee of the republican party for President at the White House about August l. The President told his visitors at Paramatta today that he had talked with Senator Root of New York, and that they had decided that the notification should take place in Washington The President believes Washington is the most convenient place for the committee to wait upon him, and he desires to entertain the members in the White House It is probable that Mrs. Taft and the Taft children will leave their summer Nhome for a few days to attend tho notih- cation ceremonies.
 The President has planned a reception
 for early next week to the subcommittee of the republican national committee which is to meet him to go over the situa- ton and hear his suggestion for a chair man of the national committee. Several hundred invitations have been sent out also to prominent republicans of the country, and 1t is expected there will
 be disposition to get together and plan the fall campaign.
 The President has not changed his mind as to chairman of the national commit tee. and 1t is said that his secretary. c. D. Hilles. probably will be selected.
 President Taft explained to callers today that as far as he IS concerned the row between Secretary of the Treas ury Macyeagh and A. Piatt Andrew, the assistant secretary who resigned is a closed incident. He has no in- tention of discussing in detail al cab met meetings next week charges made
 by Dr. Andrew.
 The President was said today to have taken the position that MT Andrew clea rly djsobeyed orders by going to Chicago to attend the republican con- yention.
 MT. Andrew did not deny this act of iisobedience, the President was told
 Friends of Mir. Taft know he frequent fly has referred to MacVeagh's record as secretary as proof that he is one of the most efficient meplbers of his cabinet A congressional Investigation of the treasury department, friends of the President say. will prove MT Mac veagh has been a remarkably good de- partment head,
 President Taft expects only one dis tingnshed caller during his stay here, Governor Pothier of Rhode Island, who is coming for luncheon tomorrow The President intends to play golf and rest as much al possible. Former Repub lican National Committeeman Biodgett of Michigan and John Hays Hamm ond were the only callers today. The Pres ident played IS holes over the Myopia course this morning and later took a long motor ride.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1912-07-06
THE REBEL TROOPS EN ROUTE ID CASAS GRANDES IN JUAREz Evacuate Chihuahua With out Disorder-Federals
 Advance
LOOPING IS BEGUN
 NEAR CASAS GRANDES
The Mexican Revolt Has Passed and Guerrilla Warfare Substituted, Which Threatens Damage to
 Northwestern Mexico

Juarez. Mex. July 1.-The transition of the Mexican revolution from an or eanization military campaign Into guerilla warfare brought nearly 2G0o rebel troops here today en route 10 Casas Grandes and the region along the Mexican North western railroad about 100 miles south west of the border.
 Hundreds of women mostly refuges from Chihuahua City. now in the hands of the federal government. came with the troops nomeIess. they camped in the streets tonight cooking their meals on curbs and sleeping in the open. General Fascua Orozco. the rebel chief, spent the day at Sauz, 30 miles north of Chihuahua, giving tinaf orders to S5oo cavalryme'l which he directed westward across coun- try toward Gasas Grandes and the state of Sonora. He will arrive in Juarez to- morrow
 Three of the five troop trains which left Bachimba where the federal defeated the rebel army two days ago, had reached here at o'clock. Two more were on their way and in one of these General Orozco was said to be coming.
 Governor Philip Gutierrez and members of the rebels legislature arrived today.
 Those who witnessed the battle of Bachimba declare the federals had every advantage. driving the rebels away long before they intended to retreat. When the last troop train was pulling out of Bachimba. q scattered fire from federal cavalry was directed at 1t. the passengers 8 calling and shouting for more speed.
 Even late last night, firing from the federal cavalry outside the city of Chi- huahua is said to have been heard the approach of the federal vanguard.