Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 36, Number 339, 13 October 1911 — Page 2

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THE RICHMOND PAJ LABIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 13, 1911

(REAL POLITICS WOII MRUOBERTSOri Every Art of Game Employed by D. A. R. Delegates to Defeat Mrs. Gaar.

In an exciting contest on Thursday afternoon at tbe Propylaeum, in Indianapolis, Mrs. Frances Haberly-Rob-tson, of Fort Wayne, defeated Mrs. W. W. Gaar, of this city for the office of state regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution. The occasion was the closing day of the annual convention of the state D. A. R., whith

'has been In session at Indianapolis since Tuesday. A large number of !

Richmond people attended tbe convention, and were much disappointed at the result of the election. When the local delegation arrived in Indianapolis, they found that tbe Robertson faction had established political headquarters in one of the hotels and were prepared to do everything to secure the victory for their favorite. The evening before the election friends of Mrs. Robertson either saw personally or telephoned every delegate to the convention, and asfted them openly to vote for the Fort Wayne candidate. As-soon as the Richmond women realized what tactics their opponents wore pursuing, Mrs. Gaar offered to withdraw her candidacy, but was prevailed upon by her friends to continue in the running. Mrs. James M. Judson, vice-regent of the Richmond chapter, made the speech nominating Mrs. Gaar. Her speech wgg well applauded and the nomination was enthusiastically received by the meeting. The ballotim however, showed eighty-four votes for Mrs. Robertson, and thirty-four for Mrs. Gaar. Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks, who has all the time been a hearty adherent to the Richmond cause, gave a cheerful "post mortem" talk after the voting, in which she said that Borne other year the ballots might not run the same way, and that she hoped the delegates had chosen a good woman for the office. The minor offices were filled without opposition. Mrs. William A. Cullop, of Vincennes, was chosen vice regent, Mrs. E. Carnahan, state secretary, and Mrs. S. E. Perkins, of Indianapolis, state treasurer. At the invitation of Mrs. James M. Fowler, the 1912 conventiaon will be held in Lafayette. By a change which was made in the

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by-laws of the state society, the number of delegates to the convention will be lowered from one delegate for each twenty-five members to one for each fifty. The offices of state auditor, chaplain, and historians were put in the elective class. The time for the convention next year was set for the week in which October eleventh occurs. An advisory committee to consult with the committee on the purchase of the old Harrison house in Vincennes, was appointed and the new body will probably make a trip to Vincennes soon to investigate the situation. Mrs. James Judson gave the report of the work done in the past year by the local chapter, and this city's record was found to compare favorably with that of any other town in the state. Moft of the Richmond delegates returned to this city last evening. Mrs. Gaar remained today in Indianapolis for a large luncheon that was given in her honor. Wednesday evening Mrs. English gave a box party in honor of Mrs. Gaar. The Richmond candidate for regent was the favorite among the Indianapolis women, and the delegates from the state capital headed by Mrs. Charles W. Fairbanks, tried as hard as they could without using the tactics employed by the Fort Wayne delegation to swing the election in favor of Mrs. Gaar.

In producing the tones or inflections of the human voice forty-four muscles are brought Into play.

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Shoes

Should bo and are unusually stylish. When you consider that at the end of each season a complete clean-up is effected you can understand why every shoe shown here is 0 Absolutely New and Correct This Fall in particular we are displaying the most at tractive lines ever offered in this city.. Men's. Women's, and Children's shoes every pair shows character and to divlduality that comes only from the Best Shoe-makers in the world. Cunningham's Ladies' Shoes In Patent, Suede, Buck. Tan Calf, Cravenette and Gun Metal, start at $2.50 and range up to $4.50. Tou can get perfect footease in the Dr. Edison Cushion Sole Shoe at $4.00. Stetson's Shoes for Men In all the leathers, $5.00 to $6.00. Heywood Comfort Last, $4.00. Dr. Reed Cushion Sole ShoeB for tired, aching feet, keeps the foot warm and dry, $5.00 and $5.50. J. WILL CUNNINGHAM 807 MAIN STREET

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CITY DEVELOPMENT BY ADVERTISING

LOUISVILLE, Ky., Oct. 13. Executive officials of chamber of commerce and other trade bodies in the leading cities of the country are assembled here for a three days' convention of the American Association of Commercial Exchanges. Advertising as a means of municipal development is the chief topic to be discussed. Secretary Nagel of the department of commerce and labor, Elbert Hubbard and other men of prominence are scheduled for addresses.

Clgaret lighters that strike automatically are now taxed in Spain in accordance with a new law, and the first to pay the new tax was King Alphonso as an example for his smoking Spanish subjects.

DEMANDS MONEY ON NOTE GIVEN HUSBAND

Demanding $5,500, Clara Beeson has filed a complaint on a note against her husband, Edgar Beeson, in the Wayne circuit court. The complaint

is on a promissory note alleged to have been given the plaintiff by the deefndant September 25, 1881. The interest accrued since that time at 10 per cent per annum and the principal amounts to $5,150.

QUARREL OVER WIFE HAD FATAL ENDING

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" (Nations' News Association NORTH MANCHESTER, Ind., Oct. 12. Melvin Blickenstaff was probably fatally shot by Charles Price following an altercation over the tatter's wife.

FINANCIAL LOSSES CAUSE OF SUICIDE

(National News Association LEBANON, Ind.. Oct. 13. John Wilt, 75, suicided early yesterday by shooting himself. Financial reverses is believed to be the cause.

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Big Chrysanthemum Blooms 10c Hardy Phlox Plants. 4 for..... 25c Fern plants, each ,10c ...V' 100 ' Chrysanthemums Regular $3.00 per doz. sie, yellow and white. There are only 100 df

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