Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 37, Number 301, 23 October 1912 — Page 10

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THE RICiOIOXD PALLADIUM AJil Sli K-TJSLUUUAm. WEDNESDAY, OCTOBEIi 23, 1912.

ED, GATES ACCEPTS

FLATTERING OFFER Becomes Vice President of Big Brokerage Company To Be at Cincinnati. It was announced today that Edwin j H. Cates, vice president of the Union ! National bank of this city, had tender-, ed his resignation as an official of : that institution and bad accepted the vice presidency of the recently organized brokerage firm of Breed, Elliott & Harrington, Cincinnati, Indianapolis and Chicago. Mr. Cates and William Breed will have charge of the Cincinnati office of the company, which is one of the largest of its kind in the .Middle West, just having been capitalized for $900,000. The new company has been formed by the absorption of i the J. T. Elliott & Sons brokerage company of Indianapolis by the Breed I Sr. Harrison Brokerage company of r Cincinnati. Mr. Cates accepted a flatItering offer from the new company ; and will be one of the two active vice presidents. He will still continue to ! call Richmond his home, he states, as his family will 'reside here and he ln- ; tends to spend two days each week in j this city. The Breed, Elliott & Harrison comJpany deals exclusively in first class i municipal bonds and first mortgage 'railroad and corporation bonds. Its I Indianapolis office will be in Charge ;of George Elliott and the Chicago office will be in charge of Edgar Elliott. Mr. Cates la one of Richmond's best known business men. He started in tthe banking business twenty years 'ago as a messenger when the Union National bank was organized. He was lsoon appointed assistant cashier, then I'eashaer and finally promoted to vice president. His brother, George L. Cates, is president of the bank. Mr. i Cotes still retains his interest in the Union, National bank, the Home Telephone company, the Richmond City j Water Works company and the DickUnsonTrust company. City Statistics ; . Marriage Licenses. : ( Lewis S. Niewoehner, 26, post office (ilerk, city, and Mary Bennett, 26, teacher, city. Joseph F. Stolle, SI, butcher, city, and Mary Reckers, 31, city. Th Treadmill. . Used first for the purpose of raising water, tiue treadmill is the Invention of the Chinese. $398

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STRAW BALLOT VOTE

Drummers Prefer Roosevelt and Students, Wilson. A straw vote of the drummers who visited the George H. Knollenberg store recently was taken by Henry Knollenberg, the result showing that Roosevelt had seven ahead of Taft and nine ahead of Wilson. The drummers cast the following votes: Roosevelt, 27; Taft, 20; Wilson, 18; Debs, 1; Beveridge 22; Ralston 8; Durbin, 1. A straw ballot at Earlham college showed that students prefer Woodrow Wilson for president, giving him fortytwo votes to the twenty-five cast for Roosevelt, twenty-two for Taft, five for Chapin and one for Debs. Beveridge is the choice of the students for governor. He was given fifty votes, Ralston receiving seventeen, Durbin sixteen, Hickman three. VAN VOOMTC SPEAKS Socialists Hold Mass Meeting in Coliseum Tonight. R. F. Van Voorhis, Socialist candidate for congress from the Sixth district, will be the principal speaker at a mass meeting of Socialists to be held this evening in the Coliseum. 11. L. Spink, candidate for prosecuting attorney, and the Rev. H. L. Haywood, pastor of the Universalist church, will also deliver addresses. The shop men of the city in conjunction with the Socialists have made possible the meeting this evening, according to the announcement issued today. Cooper's Socialist orchestra will furnish the music. MISS JENKINS WILL GIVE A LECTURE Margaret Jenkins, of Philadelphia, will give an illustrated lecture Thursday evening in the North A Street Friends' church. The affair will begin at eight o'clock. Her subject will be "The People of India, What They Have and What They Need." Miss Jenkin3 spent last year in India. The public is invited to attend. No admission will be asked. MEETING CALLED OFF The Progressive meeting scheduled for Williamsburg last evening was called off because of Inclement weather. The Rev. S. R. Lyons, pastor of the Reid Memorial church, was to have addressed the voters. co-carts; $33.00

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TIDRIUGTOU SPEAKS TO A LARGE CROWD Attacks Republicans and Democrats. Urges Negroes to Vote for Teddy.

Declaring that the Republicans and Democrats had given the colored people of Wayne county nothing but a bunch of unkept promises, that the Republican party had been unfaithful to its traditions, and that Theodore Roosevelt was the only leader who was a friend of the negro, E. G. Tidrington, a prominent negro of Indiana, last evening pleaded with local negroes to vote the Progressive ticket. In former campaigns TIdrington stumped the state for the Republican party, and his conversion to the Progressive cause was considered a signal manifestation of the attitude of the colored people toward the Republican party. Perhaps no colored man in Indiana exerts the influence Tidrington does. He spoke in the council chamber last evening to an enthusiastic crowd of white and black men. He was introduced by Will W. Reller, Progressive nominee for prosecuting attorney. Mr. Reller urged the negroes to vote for the Progressive party saying that it is the only party which will improve the condition of the negro. "Over fifty years ago thousands of negroes were held in bondage in this country. Then it was that Abraham Lincoln and Oliver Morton left the old Whig party and united their efforts to assist the Republican party. That party waged a campaign which eventually gave the colored people their freedom. That party not senible of its trust has degenerated and become corrupt. As

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Morton and Lincoln left their party, so Theodore Roosevelt and Hiram Johnson left the Republican party, not to fight for the black men, not to fight for the white man, but to fight for them both and serve them alike for what is good for one man is good for all of us." Tidrington's Address.

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dent and the greatest friend the black man has ever had. The coming election lies between Roosevelt and Wilson. Taft will not even make a good third. If you vote for him you are wasting your vote. In my honest opinion there would have been a revolution In this country had not the Progressive party Btarted when it did. The poor man would have had his blood sapped from him until he became desperate. "Now why should we not vote for the new Progressive party? Have you publicans and Democrats in this community? As near as I can find out you never got much more than a bunch of unkept promises. See your neighbors and boost. All of you can do it and I want each black man to go from here tonight with the determination that he will get at least one vote and help in the general uplift of humanity for equality, for what is 6auce for the goose is sauce for the gander."

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WANT TO ADD 100 MEMBEJSJO CLUB Commercial Club Committee to Conduct a Two-hour Campaign Monday.

At a meeting of the executive com mittee appointed by the Commercial , club to arrange the campaign for new members, held this afternoon at the j club rooms, it was decided to call upon j . sixty members of the club to assist iu '. obtaining the 100 new members which j the club wants added to the roster, j The city will be divided into four sections with Eighth and Main streets as dividing lines. The campaign next Monday will last but two hours, as It i is expected that at least 100 new mem-!

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AFTER MANY YEARS After having been married for more than thirty-ight years. Ida M. Turner today riled suit for divorce in tho Wayne circuit court against John W. Turner, charging abandonment and failure to provide. The plaintiff states that they were married In August. 1874 and separated in August, 190L. London's Houses. London Is practically without frame buildings, which keeps the fire loos down. Special Sale of our latest models in Chinchilla Coats $13.75 Large roll collar, fastened with large ornament, tan, grey, brown, navy and black. Special Sale 50 Sample Coats in finest broadcloth, all guaranteed satin linings, fine serges, novelty mixtures and velours, for street and evening wear, values up to $25, for $1(8.75 OTHER SPECIALS Children's Warm Winter Coats, absolutely all wool materials, in chinchilla cloths and other serviceable materials, coats worth up to $10.00, Misses' finest Saxony wool Sweaters, $3.98 value, for gJIfl)S Children's School Dresses, high neck and long sleeves special 1L(D)(D) Woman's Flannellet House Dresses, all colors, all sizes, Special

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