Evening journal., 1908-10-19
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Many industrial establishments will close
during the latter part Of the afternoon
10 give their employees an opportunity
to hear MIR. Taft's address. 1t is likely
that some Of the school children also will
be dismissed in time to allow the pupils
TO attend the meeting.
( A special train Is to be run from down
the State this afternoon 20 bring persons
desirous of hearing the big Presidential
nominee.
Tonieht's Big Rally.
To-night's meeting in the Opera House
also is expected to be large II viii be ad-
/ dressed by James S Sherman, nominee
for Vice-P President; Judge Edward T
Lovett and Isaac Fuld of New York. The
meeting will be under the auspic as Of the
Taft League Of Delaware Mr.. sherman
and the other speakers win be met in
Philadelphia by a committee comprising
General T. c. dupont, II. il. Billany. Will
liam II. Heald, Alfred ,. Warner and
President James II. Wright. of the Taft
League of Delaware under whose aus
pices the meeting viii be held. During thcir
stay in this city the members Of tile party
VIII be entertained by General dupont
The meeting viii be opened by James II.
Wright, president of the Taft I.easue. and
Colonel Benjamin Nields will be the per
manent chairman At this meeting music
will be furnished by the First Infantry
Band. 1t is hoped that all those who carry
flags for the Taft meeting will take them
to the Opera House.
This meeting will be preceded by the
biggest Republican parade Of the cam
paign. 1t will be headed by the Young
Mems Republican Club the East Side Re-
publican Club and the First Infantry
Band. Clubs representing every ward in
the city and from neighboring towns will
participate, including the Mill Creek Hun
dred Mounted Republican Club.
Route of the Parade.
Joseph c. Lawson win be the chief mar
shal OF the parade and he has issued this
notice for the benefit OF clubs desiring to
participate:
The parade proceeding the Sherman
Lovett meeting in the Opera House this
evening under the auspices OF the Taft
League will form on King street right
resting on Eighth. The route viii be down
King street. to Third. to Market, 20 Sew
enth to Madison, to Ninth, TO Market, 10
the Opera House.
The marshal and his aides VIII be 10.
Gated at the Young Mems Republican
Club. No. $40 King street where the mar
shals Of the respective marching clubs VIII
report Immediately upon their arrival, to
be assigned to position in line.
Joseph c. lawson,
Chief Marshal.
"Taft Visor."
Apropos of the visit of Mr. Taft the fol-
lowing article on Taft Vigor." is contri-
buted by Robert ee Dunn, of New York :
/ Judge Taft is an object lesson on health
"a lesson that is better than a whola
I course of lectures on how TO be we'll He
! Is a good specimen to study-and the
: study will be helpful 20 anyone who
I would learn how man may be busy
/ all the time and yet sound in body and in
mind It will afford an intelligent invalid
a benefit he can scarcely hope for even
in the best Of our sanataria. not 20 men
tion the most expensive.
The bottom idea Of Judg Taft's system
of keeping in health all the time is con-
troll. lie Is always in control Of mis- work
he has a good strong grip on f.; he is
He meets It more than half way every
time. hits out straight from the shoulder
at it with the whole of his $50 pounds be-
hind the blow and II Il shows signs Of
obstreperousness he aims at the solar
plexus. He never misses. All sorts Of hard
jobs have come up against the ex-secre-
tary of war; and often under conditions
that TO onlookers gave these jobs all the
! advantage. The onlook srs could not sec
that Taft had a chance.
Tt never seemed that way TO the ex-
secretary, however. To him it looked as
though he were already winning winning
before the set-to had lcgun lie Just
smiled stepped forward and prestol that
particular Job was down and out. with tho
/ stili smiling Taft sitting on it. as IL lay
prone And when Taft sits on thing there
( is not much need Of calling in assistance.
I The sittor does not need aid and the sittee
/ is beyond resuscitation.
/ Even when several jobs appear together.
! making a combined assault as il were. a
sort OF flying wedge. Judge Taft disinte-
CRATES the wedge by the dexterity and
strength due TO long practice and then re-
/ tires the individuals one by one.
clear Of Brain.
OF course he has TO be clear of brain
/ to do this. he needs clear eyes and fur
thermore. a nimbleness that some can
not easily believe so weigiity a man can
possess. But Taft has It. and it is due 10
! his habit Of control. His father, who was
judge before him. and a minister plen-
! ipotentlary and secretary taught him
this. taught him to master himself. assur-
/ ing him IN way which William Howard
sim remembers, that he who ruleth his
own spirit is greater than he who taketh
city.
Having learned self control. both men-
I tai and physical, the rest came naturally
enough, Sickness could not touch him.
for it met always confidence and cheer
fulness. against which mallc'ou germs
have no effect al. all An all wool Chris