Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 296, 17 October 1912 — Page 8
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1912.
SOCIETY TO CHANGE ITS CONSTITUTION Anti-Tuberculosis Society Appoints Committee to Draft Constitution. The Wayne County Anti-Tuberculo-sia society last evening appointed a committee to revise the constitution, nominate officers, and appoint subcommittees for the purpose of animating interest in the purpose of the organization and of making the provisions of its constitution conform with
the Indiana Association for the Pre-J
vention and Study of Tuberculosis. This step when executed will make the local society an integral part of the national association. The committee consists of Mrs. (Benton Addington, Miss Emma Kemper, Dr. Edgar S. Bond, Rev. C. Huber, Dr. N. S. Cox, Ensign Deuter, George
i Bishop, DryP. Busche, and Mrs. Ed. I Crawford. - The committee will meet soon to aci complish the purpose of Its appointj ment and will report back to the so- ! ciety at a meeting subject to the call j of the President, B. F. Wissler, of Camj bridge . City, and Secretary Dr. Edgar S. Bond, this city. In an Informal discussion of the j needs of Richmond and Wayne county I regarding consistent agitation against jthe danger of tuberculosis, it was
pointed out that Wayne county stands second highest in Indiana in the mortuary record of deaths from tuberculosis. Sixty Indiana counties are organized, Wayne being one of the few that is far behind in Its zeal for sanitary improvements. This was regarded as remarkable in view of the fact that Wayne was one of the very first counties to organize an anti-tuberculosis society and gave one of the first large exhibits in Indiana, showing how to prevent the disease.
Manner of the Operation of the U. S. Electoral College Was Explained
Very few people in Richmond, and the Sixth district too, fully understand just how, when and where a
president and vice president are really, elected, or the manner by which such political machinery is manipulated, from start to finish. In the first place, the constitution of the United States declares that a man to become a candidate for president or vice president, as the vice president must have all the qualifications of a president, must be a native
candidate would receive a half vote, etc. After the national convention is over and the candidates for president and vice president are nominated, all those numerous delegates are not needed any more, for their work in ended, and so the comomn voter is not to be used again, either, till thi general election in November. Then the ordinary voter goes to the polls and votes for those presidential electors from his district to vote directly
PROOF OF GENTIUTY.
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To Be c Real Actor. Sinking oorfs identity in character parts on the stage Is but an insignificant branch of acting. The displaying of a personality beneath the makeup, the Incarnation of a written character In flesh and blood, by a sheer act of genius on the part of the actor In filling a part with his own personality tempered to the limitations of his role the creation. In short, of a living, visible and Intelligible being, is the grand goal of the actor's art. How well Richard Mansfield knew that artl In his performances you saw an impenetrable makeup; but, though Mansfield was hidden, behind the disguise were the brains of the greatest dramatic genius of our generation, fashioning steadily and superbly a character as he conceived it out of the materials placed at his command by the playwright. Henry Kolker In National Magazine.
born not foreign born citizen of the for candidates for president and vice
United States, not less than thirtyfive years of age and the candidates for president and vice president must not both live in the same state but must live in separate states. Now, to start the nominating and election of them, there must be a starting point. Every voting precinct in the county, state, district or nation must have a committeeman, or chairman for each political party, to call the voters or precinct committeemen or county, district or state chair
men together to consider political
business at various times. So the
first thing to do in starting a presidential campaign is for the county chairman to call or order a precinct election or convention to select delegates to a congressional district convention to be held somewhere in said district; later to nominate a man for congress from that congressional district for that certain political party. Those delegates selected at those precinct elections are also authorized to select two delegates from that congressional district as delegates to the national convention, whenever held, to select candidates for president and vice president. These congressional delegates are also authorized to select one man as presidential elector from that district to vote directly for president and vice president, in the electoral college. when it meets. The state delegates selected at the precinct election meet at the state capital usually, and nominate the various state officers besides selecting four delegates, sometimes six, eight or more, to go to the national convention and help select candidates for president and vice president. These four or more national delegates are selected from different parts of the state and are called delegates at large
to represent the two United States j
senators from that state. The state convention delegates also select two presidential electors to vote direct for the candidates for president and vice president in the electoral college when it meets. Thus it is seen how the common
president of his political party and belief.
The common voter and the dele
gates of all kinds are done with, yet
there has been no president and vice president elected. It is now up to the presidential electors to decide who U to be president and vice president of the United States. If Indiana voters had decided for the Progressive presidential electors, then those elected to go to the state capital at Indianapolis and vote separately for president and vice president, some time in December, and make a list of votes and number of votes cast for each president and vice presidential candidate and sign it and seal it and send it directly to the president of the United States senate at Washington, D. C. If Texas voters prefer the Democratic candidates for president, then the Democratic presidential electors of that state go through the same process and so with all the different states. Then the second Wednesday in February, the president of the United States senate in the presence of the members of the house of representa-
r fives and senate together, open all
those lists from the various states and count the votes and the two persons who receive a majority of all votes cast by the presidential electors are declared elected president ani .vice president of the United States for the next four years. But If there has been no majority of votes cast then the election goes into the United States congress.
Sleeves That Hid tho Hondo Showed tho Woororo pidn't Work. The practice observed among Spanish hidalgos of allowing the finger nails to grow Into claws was to demonstrate that they bad never done any manual work. The same custom exists among the Chinese for the same reason. Among the Romans the wearing of long sleeves, which came down over the hand, was the fashion In aristocratic circles. This advertised to the world that the wearer did not engage In any labor and freedom from employment was the condition of respectability. English boots and shoes have been designed more or less for the same purpose as" that of the Chinese, who bind their women's feet in proof of their gentility. As early as the time of William Rufus "peaked toed boots and shoes" had their points made like
a scorpion's tail, and a courtier named Robert stuffed his out with tow. and caused them to curl round in the form of a ram's horn, a fashion which took mightily among the nobles. It
is plain that the purpose of this fashion was to show that the privileged wearer was not dependent on any kind of labor or fteetness of foot for his dally bread. The practice of wearing tight fitting boots and shoes is an old one, for Chaucer, writing of them in his day, says that it is Merveylo oith that they sltte so pleyn. How they come on or oft again. Later, in 1765, Horace Walpole said, "1 am now twenty years on the right side of red heels." Harper's Weekly.
Tho Differonoe. T am told Homebody takes a great Interest in his children." "Yes, he does, but not a controlling Interest. J udge.
SCHOLARSHIP EXAM
President R. L. Kelly of Earlham college was one ok the board which conducted the Rhoades scholarship ex-
aminatfons at Indianapolis Wednesday afternoon. Earlham college had no as
pirants for the scholarship to Oxford college.
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Man's life is in the impulse of elevation to something higher. Jacob!.
OBITUARY The funeral of the late Mrs. Dallas Caseel was held Tuesday afternoon, October 15, from her residence, 711 South 8th street. The services were conducted by the Rev. E. R. Howard, of the First English Lutheran church.
of which the deceased had been a !
member for a number of years. Mrs. Cassel was sixty-four years of age and had resided in Richmond for over fifty years, coming here from
Terrible Suffering Eczema All Over Baby's Body. "When my baby was four months old his face broke out with eczema, and at sixteen months of age,' his face, hands and arms were in a dreadful state. The eczema spread all over his body. We had to put a mask or cloth over his face and tie up his hands. Finally we gave him Hood's Sarsaparilla and in a few months he was entirely cured. Today he is a healthy boy." Mrs. Inez Lewis, Baring, Maine. Hood's Sarsaparilla cures blood diseases and builds up the system. Get it today in usual liquid form or chocolated tablets called Sarsatabs.
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! Pairmount. Indiana, when a small srirl.
voters vote to select district and state , Sb . 117lU-, in mnrriafrP tr, naiins
Cassel, October 31, 1877. She is sur-
delegates, the district and state votss to select national delegaes who vote to nominate candidates for president and vice president. Those electors
vived by her husband, Dallas Cassel, three children, Harry Cassel, Marion,
Ind .; Mrs. C. B.' Simmons, Kokomo
that have been selected by the district j jnd ; and Miss Maud Cassel of this
Trying to Be Witty. They were sitting in the parlor with the lights turned low. The hoar was pretty late. He and she had talked about everything, from the weather to jthe latest shows. He yawned, and she ya wnea, bat he made no attempt to ! move toward home, and she was becoming weary. At last she said: "I heard a noise outside just now. I wonder if it conld be burglare ?" tOt course he tried to be funny. "Maybe it waa the night falling." he ald. . "Oh, I think not!" she exclaimed. ' "More likely it was the day breaking!" 1 Haaty exit of he. Pearson's Weekly.
Scriptural Place Names. England can boast that no other country possesses so many Scriptural S iilace names as it does. The name of ' Jericho occur six times on the ordnance maps, paradise five times nd Nineveh. Mount Zton. Mount Ararat and Mount Ephraim three times each. In Bedfordshire there is a Calvary ! trood and in Dorsetshire a Jordan hill.
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and state delegates are the ones the
common voters vote for the first Monday after the first Tuesday in November of every year devisible by the figure four. It is also seen that each congressional district in the United States has one presidential elector in the electorial college and two district national delegates to the national convention and that each United States
senator is represented in the electorial college by one elector and by two delegates, sometimes more, in the rational convention. The latter number is the reason why, sometimes, there is a fraction of a vote given by the voting in the convention. If there are four, for instance, to represent each United States senator and two vote for one candidate and two for another, each
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