Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 112, 15 March 1912 — Page 8

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THE RICHMOND PAI LADIUM AND SUX-TJELEGRAU , FRIDAY. 31 ARCH 15, 1913.

PIDY ELECTI0I1 ' BEIUG HELD TODAY Republicans in 7th District Will Choose Between Taft and Roosevelt.

(Palladium Special) INDIANAPOLIS. March 15. The Republican primaries for the Seventh District are being held in Indianapolis today and the Roosevelt managers are bending every energy to force fair treatment from the district organization which is favorable to Taft. Marion county comprises the Seventh District whtcn practically makes the county central comittee supreme. Chairman Harry R. Wallace has named city employees as inspectors and judges In a number of the wards and has selected anti-Roosevelt men In all the other wards and townships. He has located the voting places at the most inaccessible points and has otherwise taken every possible advantage which his office brings within his reach. State Senator Charles O. Iloemler, head of the local Roosevelt machine has perfected an excellent organization throughout the county and a strong fight is being made nuder hia direction to overcome the handicap put on Roosevelt Republicans by the machine. The men who have been placed on the Roosevelt slates for delegates to the district convention are representative of the best element of the party men who do not ordinarily take part in primaries but who have been aroused by the unfair methods employed by the machine to prevent Roosevelt men from winning. The Seventh District convention will be held tomorrow afternoon for the election of two delegates to the National Convention at Chicago. The opposing candidates are Mayor Lew Shank and W. K. English for Taft and Linton A. Cox and S. D. Pierson for Roosevelt.

ENTHUSIA8M 8HOWN. INDIANAPOLIS, March 15. The spontaneous outpouring of Republicans to hear Former Senator Albert J. Beveridge's speech in behalf of Roosevelt. Wednesday night, is regarded by the state Roosevelt managers as sufficient proof that the people tire genuinely interested in obtaining the nomination of Col. Roosevelt. The contrast between the immense, enthusiastic audience that greeted Roosevelt's friend, and the meagre formal audience to which Taft's secretary of Commerce and Labor spoke two nights before in the same hall, has set even the Taft Club's officers to wondering whether after all there is not something in the claim that Roosevelt sentiment is overwhelming. Tomllnson Hall, the largest auditorium in Indianapolis, has sheltered few such large crowds as the Roosevelt meeting attracted. Men stood up during the two hour speech by Senator Bereridge, being unable to obtain eats, yet anxious to hear and to ap-

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plaud every word in praise of their chosen national leader. The real significance of the large crowd is realized when it is recalled that there was absolutely no organized effort to produce an audience the mere announcement in the newspapers that the meeting was to be held being sufficient.

Rehearsals for the minstrel, show, which is to be given under toe auspices of the Young Men's Christian Association at the high school auditorium. March 22, shows that the principals are rapidly becoming acquainted with their respective parts and there is little doubt but that the show will be one of the best ever put on by amateurs in this city. Benton Barlow, who is acting as coach and also as joint business manager with Herbert S. Weed, of the Y. M. C. A., will be conspicious in the minstrels, as will Snaveley. Barlow and Snaveley are end-men-extraordinary and in addition to the part they will take in the regular show they will present another specialty. Other end men or "mirth producers" are Ryan and Turner. Howard Messick will act as interlocutor. Solos will be given by Taylor and Price and George Hodge. A tumbling act will be given by Kaucbins and Ashinger. Following this a "Night with the Poets" act will be presented by Howard Messick and a quartet. The grand finale will be the "Band Rehearsal." The proceeds are to go to the Y. M. C. A.

IN CIRCUIT COURT

The case of John Manning, as guardian of Martin Cranor, a person of unsound mind, versus John and Mary Franklin, a complaint to cancel and set aside a deed, has been dismissed in the Wayne circuit court. The suit to foreclose mechanic's lien filed some time ago in the Wayne

circuit court by Abraham Harsch. of the A. Harsh Coal and Supply Comj pany versus Jonas and Fannie Gaar ' has also been dismissed by Judge

Fox. Suit to recover $800, filed by John Collis, by his next friend. James Thomas against George Collis has been dismissed.

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CARD OF THANKS. We desire to express our heartfelt thanks to our friends and neighbors for their many kindnesses shown us and also for the beautiful floral offerings at the death of our most beloved husband and father. Mrs. Frank Moore and family. 15-lt

The East End Aid Society will give Supper at the Christian church Saturday evening:, 25c. 15 u For use with a vacuum cleaner a Massachusetts woman has invented a glove, dust being drawn through tubes Inserted in its palm, while small brushes are provided between the fingers to smooth down the nap of any fabric which the suction raises.

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