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Evening star., 1912-07-14

Alexander Bukey and Miss Bukey Of
washington spent the week end with
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin s. Bethel. Mrs
Bethel entertained small party OF
Mrs Elwyn N. Lovewell spent several
days last week with relatives in the
city. Mrs. Cheston and daughter. Grace
Janet, Of Yonkers. N. Y, visited Mrs
and Mrs. J. Wood Corey and Miss Louise
Corey were recent guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Madison Whipple. Mr.. e. NJ.
Brown of Empalme, Tex: Mrs. Tys-
sowski Of Alpha Hall, Va; Mrs. Edward
Willoughby Of Washington were dinner
guests the Fourth Of Mrs. Alma d.
Hine and Mrs. John Warnock Echols
Mrs. F. p. Boushee is visiting friends
in in the city. s Miss ,.D ?. Eta Eta Davis Davis. spent
Babcock. Mr.. and Mrs. E. ]. Babcocs
were guests for the Fourth Of Mr.. and
Mrs Babcock. and Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Bayne were their dinner guests Satur-
few friends informally at luncheon
Saturday in honor OF Mrs Albert S.
McGhee. Mrs. McGhee left Monday for
her home in st. Joseph. Mo. Mr.. and
Mrs G. Wallace King and family were
dinner guests the Fourth Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George E. King.
An enjoyable dance was given by the
lady guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Williams, East Woodford, Va, Satur-
day night July 6. The dance was the
first OF number to be held there dur
ing the summer. The pavilion was
decorated for the occasion
with ferns. daisies and Japanese Ian
terms. A couple of songs were rendered
by Earl Carbauh. accompanied by Mrs.
Carbauh. The dance was in charge of
Miss Hattie Baden and Miss Elizabeth
Barbour, who were ably assisted by
Misses Grace Fiegenbaum. Margaret
Crowley, Demmi Passe, Susan p.
Baskin. Agnes Page. Mrs A. Leftwich
Sinclair and Mrs. r. II. Bodell. The
music for the dance was supplied by
Messrs. John Sabotka and Will Hill. Ice
cream and cake was served. A large
number Of people from Washington at
tended.
Evening star., 1912-07-14
Unappreciated Rewards.

From the New Orleans Times Democrat.
Mother--The teacher complains you have
not had correct lesson for a month; why
Is II?
Son-She always kisses me when I get
them right ..4--i---a-.-...i---.-
Evening star., 1912-07-14
Such Nerve!
From Punch

Tripper Crossing from England to Dem
mark)-Can you speak their lingo?
Professor-Yes. It's not very unlike
English, you know. The Danes left their
mark behind them when they invaded
England.
Tripper-The Danes invaded England
What jnfeTual-cheek.
Evening star., 1912-07-14
To Look and Feel
Bright i'm Hot Weather
tProm the Woman Beautiful. :


This is the season when she who would
have rose-leaf complexion. liiy-white
neck and hands. should turn her thoughts
to mercolized wax. the drm friend OF the
summer girl. Nothing so effectuaily over
dust and dirt. The wax literally ab-
serbs the seorched, discolored. withered
or coarsened cuticle. bringing forth
brand-new skin, clear, soft and giriishly
beautiful. II also unclogs the pores, re-
moving blackheads and increasing the
skins breathing capacity. An ounce Of
mercolixed wax. obtainable At any drug
store. applied nightly like cold cream and
washed on mornings. viii gradually i'm
prove the worst complexion.
When depressed by the heat and you
want to freshen up for the evening, battle
the face sn q lotion made by dissolving
2 an ounce OF powdered saxoiite in q half
pint witch hazel. You'll find this more
refreshing than an hours rest. II also
smooths out fine lines, affecting even the
deeper wrinkles.
Evening star., 1912-07-14
Tastes Differ.

From Brooklyn Life.
Mrs. Youngwife-Do you cook lobster?
New Cook-Always, mum. Do youse eat
yours raW2
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-08
10 GASgARE User
lER HAs HEABlGaE
a ioe Box VII Keep Your Idver,
stomach and Bowels Clean, Pure
and Fresh for Months.

nj O. =
Sick headache, bHlousness, dizzl.
coated tengue;s foul tasts an
f9dt bteat always trace them + Il
torpid Hyet. delayed fermentIng, Iood
p the bowels or sour, gassy st6macn
isonous matter clossed in the IN.
sestines, Instead of being cast 6utiot
the stem Is .fglabsorbedI ifltol the
blood When this poison teaches the
felicate IN tissue 1t causes. Songes,
ton and nat duh, tfobbing, sicEen-
lug hsadache.
( salts; eathartic pills, oil and purga-
tlge waters force a passageway for 4
day or 4wo-yes they don't take
the poisons out and have no efteet
npoh the liver or stomach. ~
cascarets immediately cleanse and
regulate the stomach. remove the
sorE undigested and fermenti1g food
Riid foul gages, take the excess Bile
ttom the liver and carry out 6fGthe
systeip all, the decomposed waste
matter and poisons in the intestihes
and bowels.
A seasceret tonight will surely
sttais item you out by morning They
work while you sleep-a Decent box
from. yepr7 druggist. means INSIDE
and a clear head for
months, ASK any .otithe millions Of
icaseaEst users u they ever have
headache, ~
If.tgta Z " ~" sT-sH.E
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-08


e1a als t1kllg care X the custom
Miss ilel6uf R5hihson Sc
surprise pafty ii honor 81 hsi
Hlother iFti9ay last Friday even
Ing,
French Bates has 1noysa into the
Parrish apartment house recently
vacated by s. 81. sBeason.
Miss Lizzie Green; of Gl6rksburg,
e guest her sister; zlla Green
Moore. sot pspot street.
{ Isaac p Davissoas Of the the; ga.
VISION addition, mas been on. the
sick DIST for several days.
Edward Bel returned home Sat.
dFday morning from Athens. .ol,
where he was l0okghg after business
interests and visiting relatives. I
Homer a4a9kers Of shinpston, was
heteea fswgdass Hast week 4o6Sine
aGtsr the Interests of the Wallace
Hardware and Earhiture Company.
Claude O. gayalIsF Was abdsihess
visitor at clsrksbarg saturday. s
Ms George 81, Afpold of Smiths
field, was q guest 81 her brother,
pr. Allen whistler saturday, -. !. )
+. e Esls.f-
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-08
COAL MINERS.IDLE
!. I. /. I'LL. in. KAMA VIVA. FIELD

first was + on SbMSit Monday, rs MitcbeIl nav
and, Good FRIDAY. The TACT, that the
union men, or at least few Of them
at the; mines closed down, were at
work on Monday, was no surprise
owing to it being Mitchell Day pbut
when they failed to return on Tues.
day or since, some alarm has arisen,
because previous troubles at. the
same mines in the. past have not
been forgotten. CO., 4 !.'H
At a few other places the men are
refusing to obey the instructions
to remain at work pending a settle
ment. The union men in the dis
,trict total between 5000 and TO-
900, which represents about two
thirds of the,mfners in the Kanawha
district. - ~.
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as . !. !. lyI.Oi!5IMl.I0(llre
cOflSti patton
-WH.EE! !.
It's Me For Olive Tablets

That is the joyful cry of thousands
since Dr. Edwards produced Olive
Tablets, the Substitute for calomel. 4
DR.. Edwards, practfcing physician
for IL years and Calomel's old=time
enemy, discovered the formula for
Olive Tablets while treating patients
for chronic constipation and torpid
Iivers.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets do not
contain calomel, but healing, sooths
ing laxative 's'.5e :
No gripihg is the ekeynote" of these
little sugar coated tablets. -, -!5hf
They cause the bowalsSafad liver to
act normafS They never force them
to unnatural action. 90 5
st isl easyA TO compel bowel and
oliver activity for aStime with caiomel
and nasty si6kening gripping castor
4soib but the afterg etfectssa ares danger
Gus, and the real cause of the trouble
is often not even touched.
DIR. Edwards Olive Tablets are so
easy to take that children do not re-
gard them as gmedicfne Eat all. NJ
, They never grippe.
4 II you have a dark brown mouth
now and sthen-a bad; breat--a dull,
stiFed feelin X headache torpid
liver and constipated. you'll find
quick, sure and only pleasant results
from one. or two little Olive Tablets
at bedtime, They're perfectly harm-
less. ;:i..s
Thousands take one '8every night
,ast to keep right. Try them
Every little Olive Tablet has a
movement all its own"
4 All druggists sell DR. Edwards
Olive Tablets in convenient pocket
packages, at 10c and t25c.
Made by the Olive Tablet Co., of
Portsmouth, O., or Columbus, 0. (64)
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-08
Refuse to Obey the Order Of
Union,r0fie to Re- ~.
.'s'S' : main afW0rk.

= CHARLESTON, april 8-Despite
the fact that there is no, strike there
are between $500 and 5000 seoal
miners out IN the Kanawha coal dis.
tFtct, because the ,Itaiiansa and other
'fcyeigHers3 outnumberiug sthe. Amer
leans have prevented the operation
OF the mines where the union miners
predominant, because they decline
to do any work pending the settle
mept Of the wage question for the
ensuing year. A day or two before
the first of April notices were posted
at all the mfnas in the Kanawha dis
trict where union men were en-
ployed requesting the union men to
remain at work until the wage ques-
tion was settled. at number OF
the mines along both sides of the
IKaha%ha river the miners have, re-
fused lto2obey the Instructions OF the
union offisiaTsI,
;lAs a result of this action the
mines Of the Hanna interests at
Boomer have been idlezfor a week
The same is true or the Sunday
Creek orefstions along the Kanawhs
and Michigan Sfailroad, which : Ike
Boomer ara in Fayette county.
Except for such differences thai
usually arise in sections where Ital
ians or other foreigners, hold sway
there has been no serious trouble
but it.is considered unlikely thai
this situation will continue mucl
longer owing to the fact that thu
American miners have been desirouI
! of remaining at work pending a set
Element OF the wage question, thu
obeying the instructions OF TIKI
miners organization officials.
There vefe twb holidays for man,
{ 81 TIE miners during the week. Thi
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-08
. !. .F...Q' !. BOY
Minstrel Show VIII Be atsthe.
FaitghotIt q pefa4 House
ednesda Night.

Il st-1'' = TlS.ltt,;'s9 ~ ~ ~
i.Y,An attraction Of worth is promtset
in the coming Of George .Evans'l
Honey Boy Mihstrels TO, the Grand
opera house at Faitmont, wednesday
Old Time smipstfeiss ideaHzed is the
promise for the entertainment which
the Honey Boy provides this year, and
g pleasing announcement Is that: the
entire production IS new. The scenic
embel fishment. the wardrobe, the
different novelties Of the program are
promised to be entirely different. from
any of ghe past bills. offered by this
Representative minstrel organization,
George Honey Boy Evans has won
his place as qmiistrelsy brightest
star star by continued, effort 70. pf877tee
high Glass, clean amusement ii this
fayoerite Held; His company is prom,
ised tocontaip nearly. all the faY6rftes
Of, the past While the roster includes
=; many any new .yocalists, The singing
jee9FR I2si ;this yssaqr includes Vaughn Com
f. tort, James Meehany Joseph GiIIespfe,
, Sam 4. LLOYD, Charles eEossman anu
Master George Kotys The comedians
are, John King Sam Lee, Charles
Hilliard, Jack Kennedy, Lew Gilmore
James Castle and William Cawley
The big dancing contingent is headed
BY Tommy Hyde, Americas greatest
soft shoe dancer. Vaughn Comfor.
the best interlocutor in minstreisy,,
will direct the first part. The entire
program has been staged by James
German. The scenic pictures of the
new show are THE WlsteTria Bower
first part Down on the TonnhiEbs5e,i
which e a southern plantation scene
Of great Heautyih which a picturesque
Specially called Moonlight son the
Bayou is Introduced. < musical
moment Is given 7BgStfe s Five FiB3S snio,
Phiends and'.theft act Is SAID t. Is 81, =
one q refinement and With novel
scenic and electric eirecots. THE
Dixie. = DERBY Witch .ig the years
musical comedy finale to the program,
presents a setting which shows. the.
;Blackville Race Track George, NJ,
Conan and George Evans have written
many Of the mdSfcal-humbers and this
Important portion of minstreIsyy Prom prom
Uses new melodies 9 a''N x 800, r,-I.- +,
~ ~ ~ =. y -. ~. -. y ~ WEI !.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-08
IERSFYELANS Story
GSsA -. ~: ~.

There is aruggeq, robust New Jer-
sseg sman, George W. THOMPSON, by
nameS living in atanasquaf. who has
an Interesting lite-story to relate.
Z About two years ago, e. he5said lin
"a recent 4stter) my health broke
g down and felt tagged out alb the
time, having very little strength and
being nervous, with poor appetite,
Il think vinol is the best spring
medicine on the market today, yfor
since taking 1t 1 can say that feel
like new man. have regained my
strength, eat well. sleep like a log"
Right now is the time for you, If
you are weak and rundown, cant eat
or sleep, to take Vinol our delicious
cod liver and iron remedy.
No matter whether you are feeble
old person or young and slckly, II
you are not as strong and vigorous
as you ought to be. vinol is for you
. and II. Win build You up, Take it
on our guaranty of satisfaction and
II it disappoints you we win give
back your money. But II you need
new strength begin taking vinol now
Stone & Mercer, Druggists, Clarksl
burg. W. Va.
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60 all
Wells { lIAYlAHEF, DRUGGISTS.

We have been In. husinoss,in this, town
for some time and We are looking TO
build up trade by always advising ellr
latf6rs light. si5l.i3 -
q So when we tell you that We have
found the ecEefha remedy and that Ne
stand back Of II with the manufacturers &
Iron clad guarantee, backed by ourselves
yon can depend upon Il that We give our
advice mot in, order to sell "a few pdttfes
of medicine to skin. sufEerers bttt sbet
cduse we, know how st wtlI help our
known skin remedies But We viii say
this. az you are suffering from any
kind OF skin trouble serena. Psoriasis,
rash or letter, we want you TO try q full
size bottle Of D! D. D. Prescrfpt ton.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-08
. RESIGNS
Position as Telegraph Opera
! tor to Become Clerk in
a Store.


WALLACE, April S-Miss Hattie
Smith has resigned her position with
the Consolidated Telephone Com
pahy and accepted a position as
clerk in F. s. Bstlack's general
store. Miss Bernadent Muzzy has
charge OF the telephone office, at this
time.
B. L. Harbert has sold his livery
barn here to A. A. Stout and Charles
Martin, of cfarksburg, who have
been running a barn in Traders AL
ley. Mr.. Harbert will sell his stock
and other equipment at public sale
April 10. Stout and Martin have
some OF their stock here ALREADY
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-08

Az z { ga q
And the Government Poufs
Troops into Lisbon to
ls;is.3ii Save Republic.

p 'r''ff ~ y --sEr---TA--e tif 1,
2 BtsgoSy April s.fhe uhsettles
coRdIti6h 81 F6ftnai attractsinns
IND attenti61f Il Europe. aGdi fears are
openly spfsS 81 IN FspsnalbIe quar-
terg thaG EaFopean Intervention m may |!
become heceBbaFy Tie recent general
patTikesan Portugal. which staftgd a.
aslabofs movement; pure and simple
was seized upon by. anarchists and
monateAIstic aeIl Tors as "a neSns 81
turtherlng their movements. The gov
aernment etheFesore3 found IT neces-
sary to declare general, state OF
siege and TO pour thousands OF troops
through }. the streets gof Lisbon and
oportoass OVER $500 Lenders Of the
movement were harvested and I'M
sprisoped upaR Earships. iaaths harbor
OF Lisbon, Is s'... q
d Unders this stern repression the
strike gradually died. but there is
still left the undercurrent of uneasi-
ness, the agitation among: the friends
of the, strikers who are still In pris-
ON, end more important than cthese,
the dscIarsd,dntention, ;ot: theI mons
..aFeAists really to attempt the restora.,
ton. ,,ya .s,=., ~. ~, ~ ~,
One of the problems Of the new re-
public. OF Portugal is that OF snug
glers.k shqgsling goes. on .incessantlyi
over ths Spanish frontier ,andait has
Iatelytiad Feasea in audacity. Aslargs
number Of ssmhgglers have been; ar=.
rested and imprisoned. A daring
attempt at the escape Of smugglers
occurred recently at the prison of
Wanna Do CASTILLO. About ninety
prisoners, Including brigands and
smugglers. with the connivance OF
jaiIers, dug az tunnel from the prison
and escaped to the beach. where they.
seized ai.1arge fishing boat. After
throwing sixteen of the. crew over
board tthcy took to the open sea, a.
s1tn5boati (which had been notified OF
the escape; started in pursuit and
engaged the sailing boat in a comba.,
finally sinking IT,; Eighty of the.pr4s9
'onefs were taken ,off, by tie gun. boat,
but ten persisted. - .r.,r. y,
yRecently the authorities learned.
that extensive smuggling was going
on: near Chuxusca and sent, "a, ,:bfg,
force OF cavalry to }watch At,mid-.
night a band. Of l.smusgIets was. sight.i
ed emerging sFrom the forest. The
cavalry pursued fltfem and apally
camesup toitheni as they were enter
ing a tunnel, ssFf.5f. ,$t,,..,-,o
Nd To their establishment, the troops
found themselves soon in. the interior
of anFabandoned monastery, Brought
to bay the snidgglers; who numbered
twenty-five ahd who we're armedswith
o1digdns pistols and stilettos. made a.
fierce resistdnceEThe refused to.spr-
render, whereubon the troops poured
in a. RoiIeys The fight then became
general, bItratke smugglePs finally
surrendered; after five Of them had
been kiiled&and nine wounded. The
soldiers lost two killed and sixiwound=
ed. 800 3
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-08

To- 3ddle. - = -
AGaib and: aF6in. ne have seen how q
'9eW dr9pa Of this .giinpIe wash mp tOd'
e sas l5 t ss sS ss ~, sfs \. Ss
perm0nent. 60. 5r-6s's -. a Z So s
D. p. D. Prescription made bf the
D. d. d. L4b0rat cries OF Ciltoq5o, IS
eomposed % thgTlolt tiHe on see
COOLING ingredients. p,6And 81 go1 afa
fusk. crazy N 4 tcti, YOU Will 4eet
sbothed ard cooled the itch On "
washed away the Thpment you app itdl
this D. %. DE- ~ 2, :. - Z ~,
4 We have made fazt frinilsi 81 fior0
thhn one family BY fecommondlng tiiB-
remedy to sitin 8nfEefer hero and
t eee ur positsSs T ndly yog - NJ y now
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-08

Md. Goesreslgned his position
with the United Weols1 Minis Com
papyaalnd went to- HIS home at Mari
eta, o. Monday. Tnornipg where he
viii work with his Satfef the coming
Year Fl, iig.5s s5.s,s.... 3. D. :
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-08
GAS WELLS, os =,

p sAisF Atiss AZ
On the West Fork river, Clark dis
trict,;. this county, W. 3; Maxwel14qhs
completed a second test on the W. B.
Maxwell farm and has gasser. On
DAVIDSON run, the Philadelphia Com
pany has completed a second test on
the. ]. W.. Sheets farm and has a fair
gasser In the Big Intun sand.
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-08
LIVERY SALE.

B. i. Harbert, Of Wallace; W. Va,
will on Wednesday, April 10th, sell at
public auction his entire livery, in
GLIDING horses, wagons. harness.
sieds, hay, etc. Terms of sale, $40
and under, cash; all sums over $40.
six months, purchaser giving his in
terest bearing note with good Sc
carits.
B. 1. HARBERT, Wallace, W. Va.
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A ~ tRs 9as sps z 8 I aas2Es!.on coua.
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p C5b'tsts HSsA1,A ,gD6Sy
II ", .NoTTcEsI
y SAft italll fAtfiti
~. ! q :. Is....za sss..l


.ISSl .ysig1 5e5f;S . fF5IasC
TO the Taxpsyers OF Harrison. coun-
5,ty;. 49,.
The LegislatUrs Of l9l1 changed
the date Of the s5eginnihg Of the as
sessnent year from SJshuary LIST to
April 1st, but did not extend the time
In which to, complete the assess
ments; 50 that the assessors time in
which to do ,hisHwo1k is*less than
half that OF former years.
In order to complete the work in
the time required, i hereby notify
you that the assessor will have time
to-make only one cal andfmust then
collect the capitatSn taxes and re-
ceiye your lists Of property.
z Please be prepared to,pay promptly
your capitation taxes and make out
your list. saf,tsa g.
"a Il 4ss;, lETsNEsTsE4 PIGoTT,
, ti5s: Assessor Harrison County
=
The daily telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1901-1926, 1912-04-08
HEARD. GLlRHSI.RIIIIIlRI5lIiI

SaFtsSttssi. 49, Q, Z. sis.ssi
had Back ds 4 iffo Il { Kinney Az
NJ s Ats cqtFected. a
~ .sg,Ssf 5str s:s- zlss7ss- ~.
All over GlarlSsfe nrgi you 3hehf{
Dean RJdneS FSlljySfe keepInTstt ny
the gppdg YerR curing weak Ridnsys.
drtyi4g away 4, baGkache,s, c6Frecting
urinary ais. clarksburg people ara
telling aib6utsit-telling ofsbadgbaSEs
made sound again. You can believe
the Testimony OF your own townspeo-
ple.i They telI-it for. the, benefit .of
you who are, suffering. II your back
aches, ifsSou feel ;lames sore. aud mis-
cradle, If the. kidneys act too ire
quently, or passages are painful, scam
~ and off color. use Deans Kidney
Pills, the remedy that has helped so
many of yonr friends and neighbors
Foley this cfarksburs citizens. ad-
vice, and giSe sboan,s. a Chance to do
the same foft,Reh. z = I:
as-J, H Stephenson. Supt,i Metropolis
tan Life Insurance. Co., sos LincoL N
Ave, c!arksburg, w. Va, says: II
used ID QanIss aney, PHlsda my fam n
llly with highly satisfactory resuItst
This remedy -brqpght lnqRediate, relief
and is worthy OF endorsement.
For sale. by all dealers. Price %
gents, S E9ster74 tlbBsn; essSa BuftaT6;
New York, sole agents for the United
States. IA, ..,,s,iar *,
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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
ncpublIcnn. Meet ro-Dov

Charlotte. y. e. September a. The
presence of some OF tho leading Roose
Welt followers Of North Carolina in
Charlotte FOR the Republican couvon-
ZION which begins tomorrow is taken
10 mean that des nerate at mpt viii
be made by them 70 get controi u the
situation Although the Pull Moose
were in convention to-day at Green's
horo. tho majority q, the leaders in
the progressive movement were in
Charlotte. notable among these being
Colonel " s iMsk Richmond Pearson
and ex-senator Marion Butler. Chair
man Morehead has been here for two
days. and viii clll the convention to
order Tomorrow morning Leading
Republicans ADMIT ON tho eve Of what
promises TO be the mos; spectacular
meeting In many years that it is prac-
tically hopeless task to set together
Of this time on national issues and
presidential candidates but It s be-
lieyed that state ticiet viii he
agreed upon and that IN tho platform
to be adopted local option plank VIII
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-04
ELECTORS NAMED
BY PROGRESS|vES
ATTENDANCE IS NOT LARGE



greensboro n C.. September a.
~ me state convention OF the Pro-
*fesAiNe pa ~ held here this after
no" ABOUT one-iouTth OF the counties
were represented by about one hun
N.eu ana hi'y delegates In the
.4-ss, ,Hee'!ns- lrede! Meares, Of
SOW Hanover. presided. ana several eX-
annfcss BEING by state Senator Ever
No'p5, OF New Jersey. strong
personal friend of Roosevelt. who. in
s'v"'nA 'IlNNi' 70 inc colonel pre-
~i.,s' nis election ~ iot no other pnr-
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nominated FOR Governor ana fl is nm
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20 have the Republican convention at
Charlotte Tomorrow iudorse DIT
Thompson
A mn Roosevelt and johnson cleo
torsl ticket was named as follows.
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& Brown. ~ Greene. Third, y T.
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