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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1912-12-23

Z. Isidor Jacobs, prominent Z
. capitalist and political refermer
{. of San Francisco, arrived in the {
I: Sonoma this morning to stay {
!: about month, during which "
:. time he will look into the pine
. apple canning possibilities on the {
(. different Islands. He is presi- {
. dent of the California Canneries
{: Company and close friend of
. the Wilson administration, hav-
. ing been one of the leaders in
: the Democratic campaign in Cali &
. fornia. In an interview given to {
F. a Star-Bulletin reported this af- G
. ternoon, Mr.. Jacogs predicts a {
{. tremendous development of Ha- {
. waiian commerce and industry {
: from the opening of the Panama z
3 Canal, and expresses the firm (.
. conviction that the reduction. Of .
: the sugar tariff will not be made q
> below a duty of one cent a 4
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india V|6ER0Y
VICTIM OF BOMB;
WIFE ESCAPES
fAssociared rresa cablel ]

DELHI, India, Dec. ga bomb.
thrown from a house top IN one of
the most crowded quarters Of the
city, caused severe Injuries 70 the
viceroy. Baron charIeS Hardinoe, and
the death of his personal bearer, ard
seriously wounded another. LADY
.tiardlnge was in the carriage with
her husband, but escaped uninjursd.
Sir Charles was cut by the flying
fragments Of she bomb and was r.
moved to the hospital at once, wnefe
his cuts were attended to. He Is not
in danger.
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SOLDIERS BEING
RUSHED TO OAHU
Colored Regiment Will Go To Scho-
field, Two More Companies To Ruger,
And OneTo Kamehameha-- Disposition
OF ArtiIlerymen A Surprise

Special star-Bulletin Correspondence.


WASHINGTON, G.. Dec. 13-Orders
under which contingent will
from for and
assignment
:
The 25th Infantry companies
Artillery
and o o Fluger.
he y (.
by g A.
from Presidio,
fromF Baker; 18th from
Infantry be stationed schofed Barracks
C. S. ALBERT. .s
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1ST WIFE, ON THE HUNT,
HE WEEDS End WIFE HERE

According to news that arrived to-
day from the Coast. J. Clark, the
streetcar man arrested here for big
amy, was married in October. 1908, to
Miss Teresa Sciaroni of San Francisco
He went under the name of John c.
Steele in San Francisco, where he
was employed by the United Railroads.
His wife recently went to Oregon to
search for him.
Owing Lee and twenty-five others.
accused of gambling. entered pleas Of
guilty before Circuit Judge Robinson
today and we're fined S. each.
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Yee Soon, su. indicted for ASSAULT
and battery. entered a plea Of guilty
in circuit court this morning and was
sentenced to six months imprisoa-
ment.
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ALLIES PROPOSE.
TURKEY YIELD
WITH ALL HONOR
fAssociated Press cablel


LONDON, Dec. 23.-Proposais were
made to the Turkish pienipotentiaries
here today that the Sublime Porte
surrender with all the honors OF war,
and march out Of the cities Of ccu-
tari, Janina and Adrianop5e with flags
flying and the troops retaining their
arms. The proposal also considers
the question of the evacuation OF the
Balkan peninsula as far az the city
of Tchatalia, and the annexation BY
Greece of the Aegean Islands inclu6-
ing Crete. The proposals also ineIuds
the payment Of an indemnity by the
Porte. The Turkish ambassadors re-
tired to discuss these terms In pri-
vate.
now even than it was when was
here seven years ago, said Mr.. Howe
this morning. Il have never seen
anything to equal Hawaii Bermuda.
West Indies or anything | wish I
could stay here a long time. but [
can't.
Honolulu has surely grown. II is
a surprise from business stand
point, too. / can see great changes
in seven years in the business
section -
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Evidently, back in Pittsburgh some
people haven't heard of the annexa-
ton of Hawaii
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WOMEN WILL PRESENT
! IDENTIFICATION PLANS
FOR PALACE SQUARE

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The Washington bee., 1912-01-27
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(By R. H. Brooks, 723 So. Fairfax St.

Some OF the Masonic fraternity Of
. the city have purchased site at the
corner OF Alfred and Wolf Streets
and Will in the near future, supply a
long-telt Want-a Masonic Temple.
The revival meetings at Alfred
Street Baptist Church continue to
meet with great success.
On Sunday. the Rev. :. l.. johnson.
assisted by the pastor, Rev. Alexan-
der Iruatt, and the Young Mems Bi-
Bile Class, conducted a mems meeting.
Mr.. +. II. Simpkins, Isaac Buck
ner. BathuS Bailey and MIR Gaines
each sang solos. These numbers. to-
gether with some choral singing. con-
stituted the song service. After the
program OF song was concluded. Rev.
Johnson gave the men a most inter
estlng heart to heart talk, and every
one went home feeling very much
benefited
On the afternoon of Friday there
was meeting for women. There
will be another mems meeting next
Sunday.
The Methodist brotherhood held
their regular monthly public meeting
at Roberts Chapel Sunday. Mr. Leon
Baltimore deliyered the address of
the afternoon. which was highly ap-
preC1ated by all present. The male
choir, under direction OF Whitfield H.
Brooks, furnished the music. Among
the numbers rendered by the choir
was Gloria. from Mozarts I2th.
which the choir sang very effectively
Their next public meeting will be
held Sunday, February IS AS p. NJ.
The Friday night dancing class at
St. Mary's Hall on So Royal Street.
is a classy affair The boys and
girls look forward to it each week
with joyful anticipation
Mr.. +. II. NJ Murray is out again
after d severe illness.
Rev, S NJ Johnson has just closed
a series of successful revival meet
ings at his church. Zion Baptist.
Mr.. Jas. LumpkinS is improving
Mrs. Matilda Cooper continues
quite i'll at her residence on Queen
Street.
Mr., John Coleman. of Gibbon St,
is quite i'll with pneumonia
Mr. and Mrs, F. Morris Murray
were the weekend guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. R H. NJ. Murray and Mr.. John
Murray.
the city last week on business.
While here he called on Mr. Thos
H. Brown. our popular undertaken
The Washington bee., 1912-01-27
An Evening at Home.

On Monday evening, January s. the
spacious home OF Mr. and Mrs. Harry
/. Mickey, was the scene Of a sur
prise birthday party in honor of Mrs.
Mickey. The color scheme was pink
and white, the table being beautifully
decorated in pink carnations and can
delabras. The meEu consisted of
sandwiches, chicken salad. cocoa,
cream, cake and punch Among
those present were Mrs. w. T John
son, OF Richmond, Va; Mrs Fields,
of New York; Rev d. T. Rivers. DR..
and Mrs. r. w. Brown, Dr. and Mrs.
w. s. NayIor, Mr.. and Mrs. c. b. Lee,
Mrs. r. T. Morrison. Mr.. and Mrs
]. c. Coates, Rev and Mrs. Hogan,
Mr.. J. 5. Carter, Mr. and Mrs. W. II.
Henderson, Mr.. and Mrs. K. Perkins.
Mrs IT, K. Freeman, Mrs. s. A.
Boyd, Mrs L. ] Strand Miss Helen
NJ Bird, Miss Jimmie p. Bugg, of
Lynchburg, Va; Rev. D. L. Reed,
Messrs. {. v Richey, 7. Spriggs, J.
w. Perkins, X. L. Miller. r. {.
George, T. K. Dickerson, II. Braxton,
r. w Jones and R. Dean, of Rich
.mond Va String music was furnish
ed by MessrS. Perkins. Miller and
George. Mrs. Mickey was the recip-
lent of many beautiful presents.
The Washington bee., 1912-01-27
Don't Fail.

Remind your friends Of the great
meeting at Howard Theatcr on Sun
day afternoon, at 3 o'clock. January
18th. Nine leading fraternal and be
nevolent orders Of the city will par
ticipate in the exercises. which will
consist OF fine musical program and
brief speeches by the representatives
OF the various societies. 4 silver Of
fering 10 defray the expenses will be
received at the door The general
theme Of the speakers will be Co
operation Among Negro Secret So
cieties." Come one Come all.
The Washington bee., 1912-01-27
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The Christian Endeavor conference
will be held at the First Baptist
Church, 27th Street and Dumbarton
Avenue. on Sunday evening, January
2S. 1912, at 9 o'clock, Rev F. Z.
Kicks, pastor Good music and a
special program will be presented.
Miss Sadie A Gaskins IS president OF
the Christian Endeavor Society OF
the First Baptist Church.
A very large congregation attend
ed the service of Mt Zion NJ. +
Church on Sunday morning. Rev
D. w. Hayes preached an eloquent
sermon. The trustees collection was
the largest for several quarters, to-
wards the church debt, and the mem
bers, through the efforts OF the pas
tor, are endeavoring to liquidate the
debt on the church.
The Washington bee., 1912-01-27
WASHINGTON CONSERVATORY OF MUSIC
artist Course Of Recital.

Melville Charlton o&anst of New York. who has been giving
course OF rectas since December this city WILL February
5h at the Conservatory Music Mrs Harriet Gibbs Marshall
Street Northwest of his great rectals He will be
by Miss Lulu ere Chders, Conrato. director of Howard
University; Miss Ruth Cmshaw W. G. NJ Mr. Leonard
violin cello
Miss Gladys Fearing presenting composition by Mr. Charlton
". {. NJ. Junior Artist Corrse.
Melville Charlton organi OF pronounced talent. He
played standard works Bach Geg and Wor and was sincerely
appreciated. The Musical Courier
MI CharItons aims oganst serious His technical
equipment admirable and his Interpretation udicous
New York Herald
Mr. CharlOn piano composition indicates that he
talent William Macfarand exPresident of the
citation of Organists.
Melville Charlton a fully equipped musician every way
clean steady we'll brilliant technique which
him render the difficult compositions
therefore take great pleasure recommending him,
place the confidence his abilities Cas. Heinroh Prof
Of the National Conservatory Music organ
of Carnegie Institute Of Pttsbug
The Washington bee., 1912-01-27

tives OF the various fraternal organi-
zauons' including the Masons. Odd
FeIloWs' Elks, Knights of Pythias,
knights of Jerusalem, Sons and
Daughters OF Moses, Galilean Fisher
men, Daughters of Gallations. have
been invited to be present and de-
liver brlef addresses. The musical
program will be rendered by some OF
the best talent in the city. The pro
gram will be published next week.
Everybody is invited to attend.
The Washington bee., 1912-01-27
Brooks Mitchell.

New York City, Jan. p.
Miss Antoinett A. Brooks, the
youngest daughter of Rev. Walter H.
Brooks, was married to Mr.. Louis
Mitchell, who was a former resident
OF Washington. They are located at
24I West I43d Street, this city.
The announcement of Their mar
riage was the occasion Of cOngratu-
lations by their many friends in
Washington.
Mr. Louis Mitchell is no doubt
one of the greatest musical artists I'm
this country, and wherever he goes he
Is a favOrite
Miss Brooks is we'll known in
Washington and IS very popular
among a large circle OF friends.
The Washington bee., 1912-01-27
Marshall Candidate for Delegate.

Dr Chas H. Marshall. in an in
terview with The Bee correspondent.
stated that he had been spoken to by
friends, and was considering the mat
ter as TO whether to enter the race for
delegate DR. Marshall Is exceed
ingly strong in the West End, and
should he consent to enter the con
test will have the support OF this sec
ton
The Chase. Bradshaw. Tindall and
Marshall slate will receive the sup
port OF the 81. 4th and 5th Districts
in the primaries The workers are
very earnest in their endeavOrs to
bring out a full vote, yet the day
appointed for the election Is very in
convenient to the working men.
The Washington bee., 1912-01-27
WANTED

A man Of character and ability to
fill the position of Financial Agent.
Must be a good lecturer and a con
vincing talker This will be a pay
ing and permanent position. Inves-
tigate at once. Address: The S. T..
& E. Corporation, Mound Bayou,
Miss.
The Washington bee., 1912-01-27
A "send-OF for Miss Stewart.

Miss Daisy f. Stewart, OF Indian
apolis and Chicago, who has just re
tired from the clerical force OF the
Census Office. was given a delightful
"send-off" Monday evening at the
apartments OF Miss Wilhelmina B
Tate. corner Vermont Avenue and
L Street. A number of the friends
OF Miss Stewart were present to wish
her bon voyage" Card games were
INDUCED in and a dainty menu wa:
The Washington bee., 1912-01-27
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The mems meeting and rally held
at Contee's Chapel Burrville, Sun
day, January 2I, IqI2 at 3 o'clock,
was great success.
The EpWorth League Of the N. +.
Church was we'll attended The eN-
crcises were in charge Of Mrs. 7.
Addison Strength of Revolt
Against Wrong" was the subject
which was discussed by Mr.. J. T.
Slater. Miss Berden BOozer, Mr..
VIM. Cook. Mrs. Elizabeth Cook,
Mrs Boozer, Miss Isabella Robinson,
Miss Elnora Barnes, Miss Gertrude
Henry. Rev A. Garner, Mrs. Geor-
gia Griffin Mr. James, Mrs Lewis
and Mr.. Thomas r. Lloyd
Dr. W. W Jones was unanimously
elected president OF the \. f. County
Suburban Citizens Association. at
their last regular meeting,
The First Presbyterian Church has
new pastor The community wei
comes the Reverend and wishes for
him success.
The fifteenth anniversary Of Mr..
and Mrs Charles f. Payne was an
enjoyable affair. Many of their
friends in Fairmount Heights and
Washington, d. c, were present
Dr. J. \. Porter, physician and
surgeon, has opened offices at z33 St
Catherine Avenue, Burrvillc.
The Washington bee., 1912-01-27
St. Luke at Howard.

Don't miss that great mass meeting
to be held at Howard Theater on Sun
day afternoon, January 18th, 3 o'clock,
under the direction of the Independ-
ent Order of St. Luke. Representa-
The Washington bee., 1912-01-27

! served by the hostess. Miss Stewart
lett at midnight for New York City
where she may decide 10 locate.
The Washington bee., 1912-01-27
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Grand Chapter.
Grand Chapter.

A large delegation of the Grand
Chapter of the State Of Maryland
and Jurisdiction arrived IN this city
Wednesday morning from Baltimore
Md, to attend the annual session of
the G. c. of D. OF c. Among those
whom The Bee met on their way to
the hall were Mrs. Rosetta Smith
Miss Annie J. Caldwell, Mrs James
w Nichols, past grand matron, Miss
Annie l.. Martin royal grand matrOn,
Mr. John w Martin. grand sir war
der, Mr. Geo. D. Brown, Mrs J. w
Martin Mrs. Harriet Blake. grand
matron. and no doubt one of the most
influential Women I'm the Organization;
Miss A. l. Martin. Mr. J. w Martin
and others The following was the
program of exercises Wednesday
afternoon.
introduction of grand officers.
Response To welcome address
Hon Lady Caldwell.
Presentation of flowers to Cabinet
of d. of C.-Lady Stewart
Presentation Of Bible to @. {. OF D..
.C.-Lady Maggie Upshur.
Presentation Of vases TO represen-
tatiVeS-Lady Harriet Blake.
Presentation OF photo to g. {. OF
d. C-Sir John w. Martin.
Mrs. Maggie {. Upshur. Grand
Secretary Of the Baltimore Chapter.
in a neat little address and well
chosen words on behalf of the Grand
Chapter, of Baltimore. Md. presented
a Bible to the Grand Chapter Of this
city.
Mrs. A. P. Scott. another OF the
active members Of the Baltimore
Chapter, was in attendance. and took
an active part This we'll known be
nevolent organization of Maryland
was we'll represented at the session
held in the Masonic Temple and
every one took lively interest in
the proceedings. 4 reception was
rendered the strangers, which was
largely attended
The Washington bee., 1912-01-27

day night en- route for the North,
where he is booked to fill several en-
gagements
The Washington bee., 1912-01-27
Celebrated Their Crystal Wedding

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles f. Payne,
of Fairmount Heights. Md -celebrat-
ed the anniversary OF their fifteen
years of married life on Tuesday
evening, January 10, 1912, in their
beautiful home, which was decorated
with palms, flowers and Chinese Ian
terms. The guests were received IN
the spacious parlOrs of the home of
the couple, accompanied by Miss Es-
tella l. Hawkins and Mr.. Smith /.
Adams. who acted bridesmaid and
best man at their marriage ceremony.
Many handsome crystal gifts were
presented. The dining room was the
source of much pleasure. where re
freshments were served in abundance.
Among the many present were Mr..
and Mrs. w. D. Nixon, Mr. and Mrs.
C. II. Fonville, Mr.. and Mrs. r. s.
Nichols, Mr.. and Mrs ]. H. Johnson,
Mr.. and Mrs. w. c. Chapman, Mr..
and Mrs. w. S. Grouse, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. II. Paynter. Mr.. and Mrs. w r.
Parker. Mr.. and Mrs. R D. Mullin.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Merritt, Misses Z. F.
Merritt, Julia Young, Estelle |. Haw-
kins, Lillian Knight, Susie Marshall,
A. Travis, Messrs. w, Sidney Pitt
man. Richard Milton, Jno. billiard,
Herdon Jones, Smith L Adams, DR..
Francis I. Cordozo. Jas. L. Turner,
Stewart NJ. Lewis. Thos. n Brown.
R. A. Tilghman. Chas. Coles. c. L.
Marshall, VIM Coles. Mesdames R.
Johnson, c. Hargrove, W. B. Coles,
+. Lee. {. Snowden. d, Wetz and J.
George.
Miss Carrie Patten. who has been
visiting her cousin. Mrs. Mollie Stew
art, during the illness of her father
has returned 10 her home in Harris
burg, Pa.
The Washington bee., 1912-01-27
THEATERS

FORD DABNEVS THEATEF
NINTH AND YOU STREETS n. W.
Up-tO-Date Moving Picture
Theater.
Pictures Changed Daily. Admis-
sion 5 cents.
TAMES H. ,HUDNELL, Manager
The Washington bee., 1912-01-27
Gone North.

Dr. James z. Shepard, of Durham,
\. c. passed through the city Tues
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ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

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WEST WASHINGTON.

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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-22
What Makes a Savings Bank
Safe2

The man or woman who thinks OF
making a deposit OF his or her little
savings, oftentimes his or her all,
naturally does some hard thinking
with reference TO the matter OF safe
~. There are a great many financial
institutions which parade at the head
OF their announcements a long list OF
distinguished names, names which
are an ornament. and names Of men
whose association with any Savings
Bank ought to make bank worthy
OF confidence.
Depositors should not be deceived
by these names. The names Of Gen
eral So-and.So and Hon. Soand-So
and Col. So-and-So do not add TO the
safety of the bank. II they belong to
that class OF directors who do not d.
rect.
In this connection the Hyde Park
Savings Bank has a word TO say. IL
Is matter OF common know edge
that the managers OF this bank have
given TO It's investments such ca.eiul
consideration and scrutiny that In It's
/ more IllhN AMNAAA rAlNANN fNNtAN " NNt"
tonce II has never lost a dollar by
noor note-a record perhaps unpar
auelod in the history Of banks. Not
only do its managers scrutinlze with
painstaking care every detail connect
ed with It's investments, but the re
suits show that those investment
are made conservatively and with
determination that safety rather thar
high rates Of interest shall be The
guiding principle OF the Bank.
Parties thinking OF making deposits
are invited TO address the President
Carroll s. Page, or the Treasurer
Frank NJ. Culver, Hyde Park, Vt, ask
ing for statement Of its assets an'
liabilities.
Deposits made either by reglstere,
mail, check, postal money order o
express money order, are absolutel!
safe as in the twenty.three years eS
perienoe not dollar has ever beef
lost by depositor sending money 4
this bank by mail
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-22
sURNED.FooT CASE FAILS
Jury Dlsaerees In Clarendon Damage
Suit for Second Time

Rutland, March 19.-For the second
time a jury disagreed in Rutland
county court this afternoon in the
case OF Charles o. Sumner OF this
city VS.. Oscar Potter OF Clarendon in
which $1,000 damages were sought for
assault. The II men had had the
case under consideration since FIVE
o'clock yesterday afternoon. There
was a disagreement In the case at the
September, 1911 term. c. V. Poulin
and T. II. O'Brien were counsel for
the plaintiff and r. w. Moloney and
G.. w. Plat for the defense.
Sumner sued on the ground that
while he was asleep at Potters house
both shaving been drinking, the defen-
dant poured oil on to his right foot
and set fire to his sock, burning the
foot sa that he was on crutches for
months.
A case was put on trial today in
which both. the plaintiff and defendant
are women Mrs. Lucia Costa seeks
TO recover $500 damages from Mrs.
Luigi Petrozzi both being from the
town Of Rutland, on the ground OF as
sault In accordance with the evi
dence OF the plaintiff. the Costa fam
ily's chickens wandered into the Pet
rozzi yard. When Mrs. Petrozzi
"shooed" them with a hoe. Mrs. Cos
Ia demonstrated and the hoe des-
cended on her +. II. OBrien and j.
c. James are plaintiffs counsel and
T. w. Moloney appears for the de-
tense,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-22
AXE scAREs THE COURT
Alexander BIssette, Insane, Makes
Things Rather Uncomfortable

Burlington, March 2O.-Chittenden
county court was startled for a nom
ent today when Charles A. Brown
alias Alexander Bissette, an insane
man, charged with having assaulted
his father-in-law with intent to kill,
suddenly reached under the witness
bench and drew forth a wicked look
ing two-bladed axe and announced
that It was the axe they claimed he
used in making the assault Col.
John II. Mimms. court stenographer,
who was seated directly under Bis
settle hitched away few inches and
Sheriff Allen FASTENED to secure the
axe which had been placed there and
forgotten. Bissette was found not
guilty of assault, by reason of insan-
ity and will be sent to the state hos
pital at Waterbury.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-22
saokaohe AlmOs, unbesrabIe

Is an almost certain result OF kid.
ney trouble. ID. Toomey. 500 Olive
ST., Bloomington, H., says Il sui.
fered with backache and pains In my
kidneys which were almost unbear.
able. gave Foley Kidney Pills a
good trial, and they did wonders for
me. Today can do a real hard days
work and not feel the effects" Fol.
ely Kidney Pills will cure any case Of
kidney and bladder trouble not be.
yond the reach OF medicine. No med.
icine can do more.-Cole's Pharmacy.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-22
CONGRESS OF MOTHERS

Everything Relating to the Little
Ones to be Discussed in 81. Louis.
St Louis, Mo. March 2O.-Dele.
gates and many visitors from all
sections of the country were pres
ent at The opening here today Of
the sixteenth annual child welfare
congress under the auspices OF the
National Mothers Congress and Par.
entTeachers Association The ses-
sions will last four days. The pro-
gram embraces a discussion OF child
labor, child hygiene, Juvenile courts.
home economies, public Fairgrounds
and numerous other subjects dealing
with the physical mental and moral
welfare OF the child.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1912-03-22
AAOLEY NOR A CANDIDATE
Missouri Governor Protests Agalns,
Use Of Name for Vice President

Jefferson City, Mo, March 20.-Gov.
Hadley wired protest to Secretary
OF State Anderson Waite OF Nebras.
ka today against the placing OF his
name as a Republican candidate for
vice president upon the primary ballot
OF that state,
In connection with this protest the
governor reiterated that he Is not and
will not be a candidate for vice pres.
ident under any circumstances. He
said Il had been his intention for n
long time and is his intention now to
return TO the practice OF law at the
expiration Of his term as governor