davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-22

nawet oswiadczyl, re nigdy Z
Penrosem 0 tel sprawie ME 70,
zmawiai, ami tez nigdy ME wi
dial go w Filadelfii, gdzie RE:
czona rozmowa miaia nastaptt
miedzy Mimi Wczoraj natomiast
killlu dziennikarzy zeznalo, re
widzieli Flinn'a W, .Filadelfii W
biurze Penrose'a w czasie, gdy
konferowano nastepcy Quay'a
i>ze o tenn pisai w swych gaze
tach. w dowod. swych twierdzeil
przedfozyli nawet rzeczone dzien
niki.
Skutki tych rewelacyj dla
Flinna moga bye bardzo nieprzy-
JENNIE, jezeli rzeczywiscie te re-
welacye So oparte ma faktach.
Stronniczosc komitetu Sled
czego jest bardzo widoczna. Ry-
ana, mp. wcale gruntownie ME
przepytano. Natomiast, Perkinsa
przesladowano roznemi pytania-
mi, ktorych widocznym celem
bylo tylko zdyskredytowac go
/ ludzi z MIN zwiazanych. Take
wyciaganie ma jaw pogloskl o
skrytych planach Roosevelta, da
zacych do osiegniecia republican,
skiej kandydatury caikiem ME ma
zadnei lacznosci z celem komi-
tetu sledczego. Nastspnie i eks-
ploatacya rekordu Flinna, wyb't-
nego progresysty W Pennsylwa-
nil, Jest take ma to obliczona.
Perkins nadzwyczaj byl obu-
rzony ma napasci ma trust zni-
wiarek i ma tendencyjne przekre-
canie faktow o tym truscie.
Perkins .takze opowiedziai .
$4,000. kt6re postal sen. Be
veridge'owi W Indiana ma wyda-
tiki lego kampanii, a ktore ostat-
nj odeslai mu powrotem. Per-
kins >powiedziai, IL nigdy w zy-
ciu mic go talk ME zdziwiio, jak
zwrot tych pieniedzy.
Parker zduniony.
New York, 90 pazdziernika. =
Alton B. Parker, demokratyczny
kandydat ma prezydenta W r.
1904. zdumiony byl, gdy dowie-
dial sic o ogromnej sumie, Ola
rowanej ma kampanie jego przez
Ryana. w tel Rampant Parker
ostro krytykowai Roosevelta "a
przyimowanie sum wielkich Cd
trustow. Try czwarte funduszu
Roosevclta w r. 1904, ktory ogo-
lem wynosil z CORA S2,0o0,o0o po
chodzilo cd korporacyi. Tymeza-
sem Ryan sam jest kapitallsta /
zwiazany 2 wielu korporacyaml,
pomimo, re twierdzil, re jest tyi-
ko farmerem.
Parker dalej poczal movie Q
poswieceniu sic Ryana dla par
tvi, w czem miat mu sekundowac
August Blemont, ktdry takze zna
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-22

Przejrzana lista.
Komsarze ogaszaa rezuat ostatne regesracy Przeszo
448,0OO nazwsk ma Lscie.
Kpi i dryvi = kornitetu.
Me zaatwiono e..eze kwes osobnego dysyku zepsuea.
Faiszerze przekazow poetic
wych.

WIadZc pocZtowe areSztoWaiy
wczoraj mezczyzne i kooicte,
ktorzy Drali udziai W iaiszcr-
stwach ia wieika ,skale, Micli o.
nj 'nalezet do bandy ktora zapo-
moca fafszerstW skradia. przeszio
$4,000 W przckazach poetic
wych. Spieniezono podobno Kill
kaset przekazow podrobionych,
giownymi czynnikami byiy ko-
biety naiezqce do handy.
, kdna Phillips, zamieszkaia
pnr, 1905 La Sallel alive, dostaia
sic wczoraj W rece inspektorow
poczrowych. Nicjakiego Tomasza
Sharum arcsztowano W Crown
Point, Indiana. .Kobieta, jak u
trzymuja inspektorzy, przyznaia
sic do wszystkiego wydala naz-
wiska wszystkich tych, ktorzy
do handy nalezeli oraz sposob
naciagania rzadu publicznosci.
Ofiarami padiy apteki po pred
.
miesciach posiadajace substacye
pocztowe. Kradziono blankiety
i wypelniano je nastepnie faiszu-
jac podpis chicagoskiego poczt-
mistrza. Sfalszowane przekazy
dawano nastepnie kobietom tie
pieniezyiy W najrozmaitszych
miastach. Inspektorzy pocztowi
pracowali przez cafy rok mad wy
kryciem oszustow.
Kobieta utrzymuje, re nie pod
rabiano przekazow pocztowych
ma mniej jak ma $50. w Niagara
Falls spieniezono przekazy war
tosci $1,000. Przekazy tie pieniezo-
no w Indianapolis, Milwaukee, St.
Louis, Evanston, South Bend,
Fort Wayne, Rock Island, Joliet
i Gary. !
Przejrzana lista wyborcow.
Przejrzane cyfry ostatniej re-
gestracyi wysziy wczoraj z biura
komisarzy wyborczych. Wykaz
ten podaje, ze W Chicago Cice-
70 jest razem 44S,o62 obywateli
z prawem glosowania. Cztery
precynkta W miescie maja prze-
szlo 600 glosow. Z tych try ma
ia przeszio 100. Pierwszy pre-
cynkt W siodmej wardzie ma 743
glosy. 35ty W 25tej wardzie us,
33ci W 25tej wardzie COZ, 33ci W.
80 wardzie 7o5 glosow.
'Wardy W cyfrach przedstawia-
ia sic nastepujaco:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-22

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Petersburg, 22 pazdziernika.-
Car Mikolaj postal swoj portret
podpisem zwierzchnikowi Mon
golii w Urga (Azya Wsch.) J;
znaczyc to ma, re ,Rosya mysli
pertraktowac z Mongolia wprost
a ME przez Pekin.
z Anglii.
Londyn, % pazdziernika. =
Lloyd George, kanclerz, Wielkiej
Brytanii ma W przyszlym roku
przybyc w odwiedziny do Stan.
Zjednoczonych Ameryki Poln.
z Nierniec.
Berlin, 90 pazdziernika. = Ma
deszly tu szczeg6iy o katastro-
fie awiatycznej, ktora usmiercila
znakomitego aeronaute niemie-
ckiego Goericke'go i jego asy-
stenta, porucznika Stetera Ba.
lon ich ugodzony piorunem, ex-
p1odowaf ma wysokosci 6ooO
stop, jak wskazywal instrument
mierniczy, ale wicher pognal ich
ieszcze do wysokosci $4,000 stop,
sksd dopiero nieszczesliwi spadll
ma ziemie, lecac try mile peine
2 Mexyku.
Mexyk, miasto, % pazdz1er-
nika. = Donosza til, re eX-prezy-
dent Porfirio Diaz, przebywaja-
cy stale W Paryzu = oswiadczyl,
re choc zywo go interesrge pod
ieta przez jego bratanka rewolu-
cya, ale wspolnego mia mic me
ma do Mexyku wracac ami my
Sli.
- Rewolucyonisci Diaza zaza-
dali poddania sic i'm miasta Tam
pico. ale garnizon tamtelszy RIA
dowy odmowii wezwaniu, Po-
twierdzaja sic wiesci o licznel,
dezercyi, rzadowych zoinierzy do
Diaza, ktorego rewolucya zy-
skuie bardzo ma popularnosci.
Miasta Alvarado Texpan pod
daily sic rewolucyi garnizonami
liczacymi 400 ludzi; nadto caiy
pufk - okolo 1000 ludzi prze-
szedl dobrowolnie do Diaza. =
Diaz wyraza nadzieje, &c Gaia
armia federalna przejdzie W cia-
OH paru dni na jego strone.
w stolicy panuje zaniepo-
koienie i przygnebienie powsze-
chne, rad jednak prowadzi wy
tezona akcye, aby zapanowai mad
sytuacya coraz bardzej trudna /
coraz wiecej niepewna.
- Skar1ysz sic, ze Gle twoj Wojtus
lie kocha, przeciez on o ciebie ma
vet Jest zazdrosny2
- Ach. to tylko grzecznosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-22

's0n' - ~ pViitS Al hftUO"O'
2 puik piechoty serbskiej zginai,
wysadzony w powietrze przez
miny tureckie; mic blizszego ME
wiadomo.
Sofia, % pazdziernika. = Do
niesiono til, ze Buigarzy Stoczyli
i zajeli forteoe Kirk Kilisej, gdzie
caiy 20tysieczny kurpus turecki
musia} i'm sic poddae i wziety 20
sta} do niewoi; zdobyto masy
broni, amunicyi, zapasy zywno-
Sci ma trzy miesiace itp. Biz
szych szczegolow brak.
Cetynje, % pazdziernika, =
Pc krwawej bitwie zdobyli Gar
nog6rcy miasto fort Plawa, bro
niony zaciekle przez Albanczy-
kow, mahometan, kt6rych 900
pablo W boju; walczyly nawet
kobiety i dzieci....
Belgrad, 29 pazdziernika. =
Serbowie zdoby1i miasto Nowo-
warosz; gdy don wkroczyli, lud-
nose miejscowa witaia ich z ra-
dosnym entuzyazmem.
Ateny, 90 pazdziernika. =
Wiadomo juz, re Turcya czyniia
Grecyi specyalne propozycye, by
Grecya wystapiia przymierza
Turcya ofiarowa}a mianowicie
Grecyi wielka wyspe Krete, ma
ktorej Grecyi tax bardzo zalezy,
ale Grecya ME daia sic wziac ma
te przynete!
Wieden, 2 pazdziernika. = O.
bliczaja tn i przewiduja, re W
przeciagu najblizszych dni przyj-
die w Turcyi do wielkich krwa-
wych, moze decydujacych BIZ
tew. Panstwa sprzymierzone da-
"a do polaczenia sic pod Adrya-
nopolern, okolo ktorego tez ro-
Fzegra sic pierwszy akt Rampant;
miasto to ma potrojny wieniec
fortyfikacyi; otoz diva zewnetrz-
ne whence juz Turcy mieli O.
puscic, skupiaja sic W trzecim,
gdzie sic bitwa glowna rozegra.
Ateny, 90 pazdziernika. -
Flota grecka przybyia do ture-
ckiej wyspy Lemnos, lezacej ma
przeciwko ujscia ciesniny Darda-
nellskiej i ogiosiia blockade wy
spy portu, dajac "a godzin cza-
su do odjazdu neutralnych. Woj-
ska greckie wysadzono ma wy
spe, ktorej niasto g}owne zaje-
to bez ,wiekszej trudnoSci. Ia o.
pozycya floty greckiej moze u
trudnic Turkom ewentualny tran
sport wojsk posiikowych z Azyi.
Europa wobec wojny.
Paryz, % pazdziernika. =
,ZrodIa francuskie przecza po-
giosce, onegdaj rozpuszczonei,
jakoby Rosya zamierzala wkro-
'czyt do azyatyckich posiadfosci
tureckich. Mocarstwa usilnie
pragna zlokalizowania wojny: D
czekiwac naleAy bitwy rozstrzv-
gaiacej, po kt6rei mozliwa be-
die interwencya.
Pisa, Wiochy, 22 pazdziernika.
Przybyi tn do bawiacego tn mi
nistra spraw zagranicznych wlo-
skich. de Giuliano, minister
spraw zagranicznych austrya-
ckich V. Berchtold: konferencye
ich bezsprzecznie maja ma ce~
porozumienie sic W sprawie sy-
tuacyi ma 8aikanie roll W niej
mocarstw
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-22
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3,I47
Razem 44S,oo2
1890 Grekow wyjechaio ma

Tysiac pietset Grekow wyje-
chaio wczoraj do Europy, by
brat udziai W wojnie swej Ojczy-
zny z Turcya. Ziomkowie urza-
dill wojakom wspaniafa demon
stracye.
Grecy ruszyli rogu Halsted !
Harrison ku dworcowi kolei
Lake Shore. Maszerowano utica
Harrison do 5th avenue, nastep-
ME sta avenue do Van Buren j
do dworca La Sale. Ma czele nie-
siono choragiew grecka i amery-
kaiiska. Kazdy ochotnikow
niosl grecka choragiew.
Ma czele tego pufku znajdowa-
10 sic kilku greckich oficerow,
ktorzy razem z tutejszym konsu-
Szopinski 22 pazdziernik
lem zbierali ochotnikow W mie-
scie Chicago. Rad greek opiaci
podroz wojakow.
Odpowiedz Dunne'a.
Demokratyczny kandydat ma
gubernatora W Stanie. Illinois dal
,wczoraj odpowiedz pewnemu pa
storowi protestanckiemu, ktory
go sic zapytai czy on istotnie
zlozyf przysiege w Stowarzysze-
niu Rycerzy Kolumba TAXA, jaka
jego wrogowie polityczni wybor-
com rozesiali.
w odpowiedzi donoszs. ze
nigdy takiej ami podobnej przy-.
siegi W Rycerzach Kolumba ME
skiadalem, ami tez w zadnej in
nej organizacyi. Cziowiek. ktory
taxa przysiege skiada. powinien
sic znajdowac W zakiadzie dla O.
blakanych albo W wiezieniu kar-
mem. Watpie, czy ktora,z organi-
,zacyi hdobylaby sic ma taxa
przysiege.
= Kopia tel przysiegi rozesla-
ma anonimowo obywatelom W
tym Stanie jest wynyslem tcho-
rzliwycl politykierow, ktorzy ME
maja odwagi opublikowac swe
nazwiska.
Taxa odpowiedz dai Dunno.
Masoni istotnie wysiali do oby-
wateli W tym Stanie piekielny
wzor przysiegi. w naglowku po-
wiedziano, re czlonkowie katoli-
ckach Rycerzy Kolumba taxa
przysiege skiadaja. Organizacya
Ia ofiarowala million dolarow ma
grody -temu, ktory udowodni, ze
COS podobnego "a przysiege po- !
siada.
Kpi Z aldermanow.
( Adwokat Clifford G. Roe zakpil
.wczoraj z chicagoskich alderma-
now, wysmiai ich j skrytykowal
W sprawie dystryktu zepsucia.
Jak moze niekt6ryn wiadomo, So
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-22
TURCY POB|C|: C0FAJA S|E
ma CAkEJ L|N||.
Przyszla bitwa pod Adryanopolem.
Same zwyciestwa Sprzymierzonych.
Sukces Grecyi ma Morzu,
EUROPA WOBEC WOJNY.
,.Cesarz WfOch6w".
z ROSYI I z ANGLu.
Katastrofa AWiatyCZna.
NOVA REWOLUCYA w MExYKU.
,,Cesarz Wioch6w".
z ROSYI Y ANGLII.
Katastrofa Awiatyczna.
NOVA REWoLUCYA w MExYKU.

Perkins gI6wnymi
Alton b. Parker zdumiOny pOswecenem sic miOnerow
Maszyny glOsowana sadem
Pany Tafta. 0skarzeni
agitatOrow przemyslowycb Il polityk krajowe
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-22

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-22

Rzym, % pazdziernika.- Pra-
sa podaje wiesc, re krol Wikto-
Emanuel ma przyjac tytul ,,ce-
sarza Wiochow". TIA zmiana
dekoracyi ME wiele wplywu i
znaczenia mice bedzie. Przyp.
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1912-10-22

skar1ysz sic, ze Gle twoj Wojtus
lie kocha. przeciez on 0 ciebie ma
vet Jest zazdrosny
Ach. to tylko grzecznosci.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-30
At the Arcade.

This cozy little photo-play house
under the management of Bobbye
Bass, is growing in popularity every
day.
Today, Tuesday will be offered "The
Pride of Lexington, showing the great
battle of Bunker Hill with Jane McRea
as the heroine. Other pictures also.
Tomorrow, Wednesday, you will
Love the opportunity of seeing THE
Temptations of Great City, in three
reels.
Saturday, May 4, the picture that
everybody has been waiting for will
he shown, "rhe Ill-fate1 Titanic"
All of these are features and there
will be no advance in price. Children
5c.,5 adults 10c.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-30
FOIk.HOuSman.

DR.. and Mrs. J. w. Folk announce
the approaching marriage of their
daughter, Anna Maud, to Mr.. Gerard
Mcpherson -Housman, of Clifton Forge,
Va, on the evening of April 80, at
their home in Newberry. After their
marriage, which will be quite private,
no cards having been issued, the young
couple will be at home to their many
friends at 1923 Richland street-Co-
lubia Record.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-30
DEMOCRATIC CLUBS
MET ON SATURDAY
REORGANIZATION OF DEMOCRACY
FOR 1912 PRIMARIES.
, More Than Usual Interest in Club
Meetings in NeWberry-Meetings
Were Quiet.

The various Democratic precinct
clubs throughout the State met on Sat
urday and reorganized md elected
delegates to the various county con-
ventions to be held on Monday, May ;.
There was more than the IsIal inter
est in Newberry county this year, as
appears to have been the case in 9TH
er counties in the State.
In Georgetown there was bolt in
one club by the Blease supporters,
who formed a new club and elected
delegates to the Georgetown conven-
ton. In Ward 1 in Columbia the
newspapers devote considerable space
to the fact that Mr.. George R. Rem
bert, who has been close to Governor
Blease in the legislature, charged that
a slate had been made against him
and withdrew from the meeting with
, out allowing his name to be voted up
on. In Columbia several Of the clubs
instructed their delegates to vote IN
the county convention for Woodrow
Wilson delegates to the State conVen-
ton, and it was in the discussion up
on resolutions of this character that
the Rembert controversy was proVok-
ed. In several other meetings in the
various counties it is reported that Will
son resolutions were adopted. The re-
ports, however, are principally from
the towns, and are hardly full enough
to give an indication of just what the
sentiment of the people is either in
State or national politics.
Governor Blease came to Newberry
on Saturday. He was elected by ac-
cIamation a delegate from the Ward D
club to the county convention. Cover
nor Blease attended the meeting of
Club No. l, in Ward 3, and at that
meeting was nominated as a delegate
to the convention. An election was
entered into, and the governor was
not elected. He arose and stated:
"Mr. President: Having removed from
the city, I had some doubt as to which
club l should remain a member of. l
decided | would attend the meeting Of
this club, but l ask that you strike my
name off your club roll. l will be
elected a delegate to the county con-
ention from the club of which I was
a member for many years up to my
moving into Ward shortly before my
election as governor, and l will meet
your delegation in the county conven-
ton"
Ward and Ward both met on Sat
urday night, and the governor had
been elected in Ward before he retir-
ed from the Ward meeting.
The convention in Newberry next
Monday promises to be interesting.
All the Newberry club meetings
passed off quietly.
Below is given list of delegates to
the county convention, and members
of county executive committee, chosen
by the various clubs, so far as The
Herald and News has been able to Sc
cure them:
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-30
MAGISTRATE No. Z.

w. P. Allen is hereby announced as
candidate for Magistrate for No. I
Township, subject to the Democratic
urinary Many Friends.
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-30
All Decline.

Four gentlemen, whose names were
placed in nomination for alderman
from Ward 5, have declined to enter
the race, and their names we're placed
in nomination without their knowledge
The herald and news. [volume] (Newberry S.C.) 1903-1937, 1912-04-30
Delegates Chosen To
The County Convention

Old officers reelected, as follows:
Alan Johnstone, president; Geo. S.
Mower, 1st vice president; I. Nc.
Hutchinson, End vice president; L. w.
Jones, secretary and treasurer.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-Frank L. Bynum.
Delegates to County Convention
Geo. S. Mower, L. W. Floyd, Alan
Johnstone, John NJ. Kinard, John w.
Reagin, ]. B. O'Neall Holloway.
Ward 3, No. 2.
In Ward 8, Club No. 2, the following
officers were elected: W. J. Culbertson,
president; ]. F. Mcconnell, 1st vice
president; J. A. Derrick, End vice
president; I. T. Zimmerman, secretary.
Member County Executive Commit
ter. V. Porter.
Delegates to County Conventional.
A Rivers. J. A. Derrick, H G.. Bouk-
night, ]. F. Mcconnell, J. S. Walker,
@. M. Wright.
Ward 4.
F. R. Hunter, president; ]. H. Wick
er, vice president; w. S. Langford,
secretary.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-F. R. Hunter.
Delegates to County Convention-F.
R. Hunter, E. H. Aull, W. S. Langford,
Jno. K. Aull, Jno. A. Sem, John. H.
Wicker, J. r. Davidson, R. C. Boyles-
ton, E. A. Griffin.
Ward 5.
Ward 5 club met Saturday night in
West End banquet hall, with goodly
number of voters present.
officers elected. Y. Jones, presi-
dent; T. B. Kibler, secretary.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-Gregg C. Evans.
Governor Cole. L. Blease was unani-
mously elected by a rising vote dele
gate to the county convention. The fol-
lowing other delegates to the county
convention were elected: J. NJ. Davis,
]. H. Chappell, G. w. Hitler, G. C. Ev-
ans, R. P. Franklin, J. Y. Jones, w.
H. Hardeman, T. B. Kibler, j. z.
Livingston.
Oakland.
Oakland is a new club and elected
the following officers: T. J. Digby, Jr.,
president; C. E. Rikard, secretary;
Cliff Barnes, treasurer.
Member County Executive Commit
tee. P. Thompson.
Delegates to the County Convention
S. C. Hitler, E. T. Rivers.
Helena.
Arthur Kibler, president; S. w. Will
Hanson, vice president; B. E. Julien,
secretary.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-L. 1. Long.
Delegate to County Convention
Frank Spearman.
Hartford.
]. P. Summer, president; Jesse
Frank Hawkins, secretary.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-P. NJ. Hawkins.
Delegate to County Convention
P. NJ. Hawkins.
JOhnstOne.
Member County Executive Commit
tee. J. Kilgore.
Delegates to County Convention-W.
E. Wallace. J. C. Neel.
TOWNSHIP NO. >.
Garmany
NJ. L. Dickert, president; H. c. Su-
Der, vice president; B. B. Leitzsey, sec
retary.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-B. B. Leitzsey.
Delegates to County Conventional.
B. Leitzsey, J. J. H Brown, T. w.
Folk.
Mt. Bethel.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-W. C. Brown.
Delegates to County Conveniently.
C. Brown, C. S. Suber.
MaybintOn.
(Not heard from.
TOWNSHIP NO. 8.
Mulberry.
Member County Executive Commit
tee. L. Keitt
Delegate to County Convention-J.
L. Keitt
Mt. Pleasant.
Member County Executive Commit
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TOWNSHIP NO. 1.
Ward 1.

In Ward / the following officers
were elected: Geo. B. Cromer, presi-
dent; ]. w. Earhardt, secretary.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-W. A McSwain.
Delegates to County Convention
G. B. Cromer, R. C. Sigh, w. H. Shell
ley, w. A. McSwain, Claude Schum-
pert, Geo. P. Hill, w. H. Wallace, ].
w. Earhardt
Ward =.
In Ward 2 the old officers were re-
elected, as follows: ]. F. ]. Caldwell,
president; William Johnson, 1st vice
president; E. C. Jones, End vice presi-
dent; H. w. Dominick, secretary and
treasurer.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-Eugene S. Blease.
Delegates to County Convention
Fred. H. Dominick, Eugene S. Blease,
C. G. BIease, H. W. Dominick, D. A.
Dickert, J. D. Wheeler, C. W. Bishop,
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Harmon, secretary.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-J. E. Monts.
Delegates to County Conventlon-J
Pierce Harmon, L. L. Dominick, E. I
Mayer.
O'NealI.
O'Neall did not have a meeting Sat
urday. Will meet later.
Monticello.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-P. B. Warner.
Delegates to County Conventional
B.. Warner, W. w. Sheely.
Liberty.
Member County Executive Commit
ter. T. C. Hunter.
Delegates to County Conventional
T. C. Hunter, j. T. Hunter, ]. NJ. Les
ter.
TOWNSHIP NO. 10.
Little Mountain.
Little Mountain club elected the fol-
lowing officers: B. H Miller, president;
]. B. Derrick, secretary.
Member County Executive Commit
tee. B. Derrick.
Delegates to County Convention-J
B. Derrick, C. E. Wheeler, Jas. E.
Sheely, A. N. Boland, S. W. Young, W.
B. Wise.
A resolution was unanimously
adopted requesting Capt S. W. Young
to run for the legislature.
The delegates were instructed to
vote for delegates to the State con-
vention opposed to changing the party
constitution so as to require registra-
ton certificates and tax receipts to
vote in the primary.
Union.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-T. ]. Wilson.
Delegates to County Conventional
L. Strauss, T. J. Wilson.
Jolly Street
Member County Executive Commit
tee. R. Livingston.
Delegates to County Conventton-J
A. C. Kibler, T. P Richardson.
st. PauPs.
Member County Executive Commit,
tee. B. Bedenbaugh.
Delegates to County Convention-W
H. Kibler, ]. B. Bedenbaugh.
Central.
Member County Executive Commit,
tee-A. L. Aull.
Delegates to County Conventional
L. Aull, Jno. D. Shealy.
TOWNSHIP NO. II.
Zion.
(Not heard from).
St. Phillips.
(Not heard from).
Walton.
(Not heard FROM.
POmaria.
,Pomaria did not have meeting Sat
urday. A meeting was called for Mon
day afternoon.
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P. Miller, ]. w. Caldwell, G. H. Crom
TOWNSHIP NO. 4.
Whitmire.

w. w. Wicker, Jno. NJ. Suber, F. W.
FAINT, DR.. R. G. Blackburn, R. M. Au-
ghtry, T. ]. Eison, W. J. Fortner, ]. c.
Duckett, J. L. Evans.
Long Lane.
S. w. Derrick, president; T. E. Chan
dler, secretary.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-T. NJ. Folk
Delegates to County Conventional.
H. Caldwell, S. w. Derrick
TOWNSHIP NO. 5.
Jalapa.
Member County Executive Commit
tees. NJ Duncan.
Delegates to County Convention
Geo. C. Glasgow, Jas. B. Reagin, W.
W. Riser, NJ. B. Chalmers.
Kinards.
J. c.. Gary, president; ]. D. Smith,
vice president; ]. A. Dominick, secre-
tary and treasurer.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-T. H. Pope.
Delegates to County Conventional.
G. Smith, T. H. Pope.
TOWNSHIP NO. &.
Young Mems.
(Not heard from.
LOngshOres.
H. D. Boozer, president; \. D. Hud-
son, vice president; J. W. Wilson, Sec
retary.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-T. P. Pitts.
Delegates to County Conventional.
D. Hudson, Thomas Hudson, J. W.
Wilson, J. B. Boozer, Alf R. Dorroh.
ReederYille.
Member County Executive Commit
tee
Delegates to County Convention
William Dorroh, Robert Livingston, c.
S. Johnson, |. Nc. Smith.
TOWNSHIP NO. Z.
Saluda No. Z.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-W. H. Sanders.
Delegate to County Conventional.
T. Fellers.
ChappelEs.
Chappells clubs elected the follow
ing officers. R. Irwin, president; w.
L. Andrews, secretary.
Member County Executive Commit
tee. B. Scurry.
Delegates to County Convention
]. j. Murran, W. R. Reid, J. H. John
son, j. w. Darnell.
Vaughnville.
(Not heard from.
TOWNSHIP NO. 8.
Utopia.
President, ]. R. Perdue; vice presi-
dent, ]. NJ. Nichols; secretary, l. P.
Cannon.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-W. l. Herbert
Delegates to County Convention-J.
NJ. Nichols, H. L. BouIware.
SilverStreet.
Silverstreet club organized with Il
names enrolled.
J. Fred Schumpert, president; B. L.
Dominick, vice president; H. o. Long,
secretary; G. T. Blair, treasurer.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-Jno. P. Long.
Delegates to County Conventional.
o. Long, H. C. Lake, P. S. Livingston.
East Riverside.
East Riverside club elected the fol-
lowing officers: John H. Cousins,
president; w. T. Paysinger, secretary.
Member County Executive Commit
tee. Lee Hayes.
Delegate to County Convention-E.
Lee Hayes.
TOWNSHIP NO. 8.
Prosperity.
S. L. Fellers, president; B. B. Hair,
secretary and treasurer
Member County Executive Commit
tee. B. Stockman.
Delegates to County Conventional.
H. Hawkins, E. n. Kibler, J. B. Stock
man, W. C. Dominick, L. NJ. Fellers,
w. Y. Taylor, Jno. F. Wheeler, B. B.
Hair, J. D. Quattlebaum, A. P. Dom
mick, n H. Young, C. T. Wyche, S. L.
Fellers.
ST. Luke's.
Member County Executive Commit
tee-J. S. Nichols.
Delegates to County Convention-J.
S. Nichols, S. P. Hawkins