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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
GLADYS reyfon. RUBY -stolta and Lena

Lewis.
Work has been begun On an am
nnnl. which promises 10 be very at
yisactive. under tho direction uf the
following star. Miss Hrieda iSoontz,
edttortin-c chief, Miss Marjorie Grace.
assistant editor Misses Cara Trowet,
Annie page and Cara Leigh Spiyey,
club editors; Misses Matte Thfaves
and May SfringfeIlow. athletic edi-
tors. MISC Fila Dorset. Y W. C. A.
editor: Miss Lucy Curtis, literary ed
itor; Misses Sarah Stark and Estelie
Nottingham, joke editors: Misses May
Garrett and Irene Stiff, art editors,
and MiEses Ruby tFooee and Claire
Fitzpatrick, business managers.
Ricilniond Girls
A number Of Richmond girls VIII
60 10 Lexington TO attend tho Easter
go 4tt-tst>ss I'll tire tir-gffrft Military Instr
tute, Among them are Misses Dallas
Lee, Virginia Allen. Anita cussens
and Mary Coyington Evans.
sponsor for Basketball Game Dance.
Miss Hazel White. Of Leeshurg. Va,
Is the guest OF Miss Francis Com
naiiy IN Atlanta. and has been much
entertained during her stay there. She
Ia q sponaor for the Wake Foress
basketball team 10 play at the Attn
letic cab this afternoon.
t:asparilIa Ball.
Mrs. Burke and Miss Burke. ut
Petersburg, Va, who have been visit
Ing Mrs. Il. T., Harris in Jackson
Vile, with their hostess attended the
! Gaspariiia Ball in Tampa this week.
-AsI s- ~ sa-- II sstiz Gs&as..a
or TaEpIfflTI, rs Always r. UfS afrIfr.
but was even more gorgeous this year
because Of the presence or gunhoats at
! Tampa and the Canal cele bration.
then going on.
old Gasparilla, the pirate chIeftain
~ Spanish main days. Is dead. yet his
spirit still lives. and every year this
famous pirate hand returns to civtli-
zatton and in gorgeous array parade
the Tampa streets. and IN a grand
and fitting climax select their queen.
courtters, maids OF honor and officers.
Seventy~fivc OF Tampa's most protns-
ncnt bzssiness and social men com
prise the charter "Krewe'' formed In
1893.
Governor Albert w. Gilchrist and
his ataf and representatives from the
army. navy and warships.i in full
drees uniforms made the occasion one
Of such briliianee a. has never before
been witnessed In Tampa.
The W'on2sa's Club.
Mrs. Hannibal Williams of New
York. viii give an interprefative read
Ing Of the Winters Tale Monday af-
ternonn at the Wonaan's Club, Mrs,
Williams r. an tnpersonetor If classic
plays. and has a wide reputation TOR
her many Successes She han chosen
charming play for Monday after
noon. which promises tn he one of
ffFe ri eT7js'7gsf5fs tt1H WRITER $
program.
Mrs. A. Reirne Blair and Mrs. Ed
muud waddill will be hostess for the
afternoon. Mrs. Randolph Tatum
AID .s4r1 John Coke -NilI patn tea
and Mrs. Warren p. TAYLOR ana
Robert Norsnent Will preside at the
coffee table
Literary Round Table.
Pride enc spreludiee.1 by Jane
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26

A beautsfsii home weaais1g t,Jok
place SATURDAY morning at ii o'clock.
when Miss Mary Lillian Gentry. dangh-
ter Of Mr. aud Airs. Charles ~. Gem
try Was MARRIED ~, Mi James Her
bert Mercer at tho hone of the
brides uncle, ar. George l.. Yeager.
40 North Eighth street. The cere-
mony was performed Us ltaV. Dr-
Robert a. .NToodwla. rector OF 81.
Johns Ep1gcogal ehurth. P&trls were
grouped TO form an ihsprosised altar,
and lighted taIegs shed a SOFT glow,
charming ia ITS simplicity sna et-
IectseeEsss.
sA4iss Pearl Gentry attended the
bride as. maid OF honor. and was
gowneu in apricot me1sailne. she
carried a sheaf OF Richmond roses.
Mr.. A, e. Chamberlain was the
groonl-s best man. and Councilman
George w. Rogers and Mr.. Richmond
III. Moore were the ushers.
Miss Annie w. Gentry, In a dainty
white lingerie frock, made an atffac-
tive little ring bearer.
The bride, entering on the arm of
hes uncle. Mr.. Yeagcf, by whom she
was given away, wore q violet traF-
cling gown, with hat and gloves TO
of lilies Of the valley and orchids.
The bride and groom are promi-
neut young people OF Richmond.
Miss Gentry IL popular III social and
church circles while Mr.. Mercer. She
riff Of Richmond, has a host OF friends
throughout the city, especially among
- q II
Mr. and Mrs. Mercer lett at once
for their wedding trip. which will In
ciide Washington and Kew york.
They will be at home at ITO North
Eighth street after March 10.
Among the College Girls.
With graduating class inbued
with the dignity and glory OF senior
heod and agIow with enthusiasm for
commencement funetions that are be-
ginning 10 loom above tho horizon,
plans for class day, always enc or
the most charming features Of the
Sc NOR year. have been begun. The
officers for claAs day were elected on
Wednesday, Miss Ella 0uisenberry,
Of Richmond. viii he yaiedictorian.
Miss Sarah Stark. Of Richmond. the
orator; Miss Pearl hoontE, II Luray.
is Miss Fest 4lIs. Thornton. of
Macon. Ca. historian; Miss Gladys
Roberts. of Chase City, prophecies.
Airs Kuay Gooac. of Spring Hope,
N. e.. hanilze orator; Miss Halle
Atehison. IL Richmond, class orator:
ati6s Lacey Curtis, 81 Newport News
class poet, and Miss Cara Leigh
spiye.s II Spring Hope. y. c. toast
mistress.
ssesrs htss at tia nniar lass are
Misses Marjorie Grace, president; Ella
Dorset. president; clyde Psifr
treaxsf1Fss T7fNEfya t755EF'ts, Re5EF'tTrEr- ::
Irene Carter, Graee Benton. Lucy
Curtis, Mabel Powell. F'ostene Thorn
ton. Adslina Roaes Kate Biantea,
Fr!eaa koontx, Anita grove, Nellie
14sstaaeat, 4e+sAy ts4sestta t.zaF4a 4z.Atssia
Splvey, fsaith koonta, Pearl Eas3sa "a,
Ella Quisenberry. Helen Galeskl,
Rachel Ei4axoff Helen McCrdnnigsn
Madeline Reynolds. Sarah Stars
E5itsa Smelling Halle Atchlsan-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
DEED or ASSIGNMENT
by J0EPINts COSkEGTfOSEfsS

Glasscock Brothers. johbsng con-
fectioners at 4o4 West Broad street,
filed \ deed cf assignment in. the
chancary Court late Friday evening,
naming Attorney JutTu A. tutchins
SIS trustee.
Claims held by creditors or the
concern aggregate In esneighboT-
hood OF $500. most of the creditors
being Northern firms.
The Richmond creditors ere as
fo4iaws; Brown Manufacturing Com
panv. sa5, r. W Carter, safsb
Southern biscuit Works. sa0.2li X.
III. Hardesty Company, slas.Se' NoHe
Candy Misunderstanding Company
<Sta.0s. Allen. and Smith company.
s24. r. X Woodson, Si2Is.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
E.r,ineatfY successful.

Mrs. stGlh: / have been trying ~
teach that Chinese lasEGnssynaan 1hrW
IL conduct ,bnsiuess like an enltght-
enet. American. !
Mr. Stubsy: You muct have su..
sss@rsgess. went dorm
Tor nay iannary ne gays sne ~ lead
nickel Ia my change. Chicago News.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
iCIoTnlEniffc..s. .sfes,sl INKS.


for twelve months.
Committee Meetings.
Fbur Council committees will meet
Tuesday night to take up questions
OF Importance and dispose of num-
ber of routine matters. The meetings
will include the Cemetery Committee.
Health Commissioners, Fire Commits
sioners and Almshouse Committee.
Nnst End Church.
Rev r. NJ Rowland ~id preach at
the Nest rsIIs zrfurcrf Sunday Al beth
servicss- AT tire morning ssr*tee. II
clock, hrs sermon will be, Sowing
and Reapins. AT r. ID. he Will
talk on II. ~ Revival services viii
be conducted oil next week. Mr.. j.
Mitchell will lead the singing.
Briefs and Personals.
The Swansboro Educational Asse-
citation will meet Monday afternoon
at s O'Clock at the Swansboro schools
house.
Cfty Treasurer ]. w. Bronaugh VI no
has been i'll Tor several days. was able
to be out Saturday.
sscrt4tr-t. II jordan, ptao has baeh
seriously ia. continues 10 improve and
satisfactory arog1ess in his condfttea-
is noted
Mrs. ] w Durham will address 3
Joint meeting Of the Equal Suffrage
League CT Virginia and the Virginia
Chapter of the Association CT Col
lege Women Saturday afternoen. The
meeting viii be held I'm Richmond at
the headquarters of the suffrage
league.
The Litliputian wedding Friday
night at tire Haia6ffaEe-Stfast Hap
list church proved an immense sue
cess aud was thoroughly enjoyed by
brioe and bridegroom were taken bs
Miss Margaret Hooker and Master
Ambrose Harding. white the best man
was Master Willard Costly and the
maid Of honor Miss Kate Harding.
OTHERS ~ha- partIe tpated III the en-
tertainment included Misses Florence
ffNrEEgUII. Mary Clarke, GfeHHa tEnv-
ing, Evelyn Trayior. Margaret Dayfs-
son. colrinnt BEDFORD. Ethel Clarke
Loving and Mrs. Allan n Petttgrew.
Masters Rucker F'aison. Murras
Green and Mr.. Garland Davis.
Asbury Methodist Church.
Rev, W, q, Bureh, pastor of AS
bury Methodist church, VIII preach at
both Sunday services. Ills subject
az i A. IA. will he, The Man You
Can Trust" Al 7;45 r. Nj. he Will
talk on Increasing Your Faith
T0wsey--Tayior.
Mr. W " Towsey, Of Richmond.
and Miss Irene Taylor, of Spotsyl-
vania. were married Friday night in
the parsonage Of ARhury Methodist
church by Rev W. G. Burch The
groom lis brether-ln-iaw OF the
minister The bride was writing In
Richmond and their marriage came
as u great surprise 70 their many
friends.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26

Negligees end house jackets for
summer brides, are made in exceeding
iy pretty designs, as are shown IN the
above illustration.
The sacques are I'm models that can
he easily copied. for they hang loose
on the body. and so even an amateur
will have no difficulty In 6upitratinS
them. The pleated packet II q part
euiarly effective GARNET, and tali, slen-
DER women viii ffiS-- tt 20 wear IN iIttlh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
sOcletY

The society editor of the Rich
tfaond yiTstrian viii be glad 20 re-
ceive social items and person ais.
These n1sy be sent b. n-aii If en-
dorsed With the name and address
of the contributor. or may be
phcned TO Madison 1928.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
WHY BRISTOL Is WET.
ySau,d Doubtless Vote Dry II Ahng-
dem p;xDcnsary Were Abolished.

dan p;xrcnsary Were Abolished.
fsnns,ial "a The Ri1hmondr Nirginlan. ]
BRISTOL. VA Feb. 70 Bristol
rr,aonlc are anxsoua 10 sec legislation
nnassea by the present General As
san,ply az Virginia, Whereby the dis
pe1,sag-y OF Abingdon. Njnst thrice y
,,silaa east OF Bristol, can be aboi-
tshea. III Is almost certain that II
Abingdon will abolish the aispensary.
tahtng the Initiative, Bristol Va, VIII
fellow sast Nv anoiiShing saloons.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26


charge of dram K E IN
May Catch Iost-Ofrice Thief.
IL was learned Saturday that the
Manchester police have discovered the
s.s-tssss
night or Friday morning entered the
new post office building and carried
OH tools valued at about $40. Fits
arrest Will follow after sufficient evil
dance has -heen secured. he Is nov
under surveillance. A question as 10
jurisdiction in this matter has arisen,
but the fact that the building is still
in charge OF the contractor brings the
impression that the Federal aathari-
Has -MTIT net act IN tha matter.
Corporation Court.
Judge s. u. witt. of Richmond,
oneYed the Manchester Corpora ton
Court Saturday morning 70 hear the
condemnation contest Of the Seahoard
Air Line Railway. which It's seeking II
right Of way 10 its new depot. bat
The case was continued until Mon
day. Judge II. Fl. Wells was formerly
counsel far the railway and for this
reason requested that the proceedings
L.. heard by anetheE member Of the
Judiciary Judge Witt was designated
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26


Austin, Is the book Ter discussion
by the literary round table ~ tne
Nomans Iinb Wednesday "a tst ho. u
Mrs. w. f. Harris Wall afeef the oAs-
euSsion.
M.ss Gregory hoaofea.
MISS 1s4ea gregory was .,1 slts 7 n..s
81 nohor a. g. VIA r. az $500 $50 w1 i
- her hoine IA bEte street. -Nof4'4A'
on inaFza4!. ..--.. .,x,.,.-
IS 49,
ah e,. sne sass go as ia sex ~ tE
80, as 49,, ~ AIR lii hass Mrs.
=. = heaEes W2a l, 'ae nFas pr,
$50. - go es,y,f,b ~ ,ll sweet
49,
t.n .ss 1S's t s4s 11ls = ,t'q e. ''V y
s tfs5Ieas 49, sTss Ts,.ss Ms
pnFsey-+ Hnhfee,g Mr. IoEn ~ f91af
- sfs55 -I15,zzs, Il =
ya,s,as ev,,ir,srar Mrs ITahn sebrsgf
MTa Il II. Tl m { Mrs ASasr pog,e
III,
yeSrer Services
far f2,,.seIl ts@4~tl ,.FII (,,r,l7,,ct +hn
xrasner ee~xfe.sa al tra ybF,ats W.
rmsf p'raahIfn sfreet. straw All
tfrs,-,nn at s90 nsgi,,cis
a y Axsasins.
wrA oerfrB1 f,o7e re1f4ep II FIFE a.
.~i,sts a.,,tss,nffsas viii Yteet .1s,,ssxas,x,
a. y,car H. M rnsyns ~ tI,e vfT-
s~,,,is tI,sfT,,.,,,sl esoaistv
$500
xsgrxona.s
Mrs. Edward Kenfal Morse IA tie.
.,,,sss ~ hnr e1s+ar Nya F~anl.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
IN TAILORED EFFECT
By MRS. JANE FORD

By
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26

in every detail including one of
largest dvill-rooms in the 6tAt4s
splendid gymnasium. four comps
rooms and all equipment necessary
The Ancient and Honorable AgS
Iery. OF Boston. the Governors M0l
Guards, of New Haven, and the WI ~
tngton Grays. with other military 4
CARNATIONS. will be included Aln1M
the Blues guests when they forn44
open their building. rs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26

a bushel Of barley Yields fifteen
gsalloussof beer in Great Britain and
twenty-five in Germany.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26

beur0ona.
The house robes In the picture are
the latest Partisan patterns. And If
either ~ developed from silk or bat
lists will be attractive and incidentally
comfortable tor warm summer days.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
MANCHESTER NEWS.

Rev. Colgate Doughtrey. rector OF
tbs ehtFas of ti4a Good Shepherd.
Forest filB has declined q cali To
Christ Htsiseessttt ,-lassreft. Norfolk. Am
invitation was extended TO hfna To
balnE1le~ an asEocla1e rgetar az the
Narfolk Church. 94t he refused IN or
der TO rerfiain st FOREST Hill. Christ
church is one OF the largest in the
South, and q neu edifics is now being
erected af q ee4t eI $50. G00 and ~
r. I7tdty nearing completion. II fs sit
aaaad IN the heart ef the fashionable
residential section. Client, and Us con-
s.regatinn LII composed Of more than
900 o. Norfolk most prominent men
arEt WOMEN.
Scott 8ppaaIs.
Potter Ssptf WAS sentenced 10 thirty
daxs In jail Saturday morning by
Mayer MalT Ice ON n charge OF SELL
ing stolen property. Scott is alleged
10 have carried of lag'ass cock. but
tfn police hHTa been uuHbia to To-
cate Use ewner. He WAS arrested
several weeEs ago. but his case was
continued f3r further evidence. Scott
s.olit1lv maintains his innocence. anu
following 5h@ sentence OF the lower
=eezaEfs Eszrtfet4 = r. - s--s4-ss==a44
John Eearny, white, was sent To
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26

Mrs Hewitt. Of Richmond. Va, IS
the guest of Mrs. Richard Cron1-
wealth, Jr.. at her home at Casons-
willie. Md
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
MaN Catcf, roet-Ofice Thlef.

jail for ten days by the mayor on a
charge ef aransseHaes e.-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26

The central committee OF tfls AS
s0Qta ton f-ur tfTe Preservation IF tFftr--
ginta saatEaHtts as wiz meet zsTaesaas.'
at noon tn the rooms OF tie viz
gtnia Historical Sosiety.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
by Governor Mann.
Runs Away From PooYiiouse.

Alec His, the negro who WAS par
doned from the Manchester jail BY
Governor Swanson shortly before he
retired from office. was not warmly
welcomed and was unable to secure
work, SO he sought an abode at the
aimshoIse. Here he was given work
by Superintendent Jones, but evident
ly this did not agree with the negro.
so he mas departed for parts unknown.
His was convicted on q charge Of
leading hoys astray and sent 10 Jail
for twelve months.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26

Mrs Edward Kendall Morse Is tise.
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Frank
Coates. Jr., or Alien avenue, this
city.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26
sc0ff .3nlasaIs.

nm Kaarny. white. was sent t;
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26

fsF Russell Cecii wEll conduct the
EeSper services at the Young We
mans Christian Association, T0S
East Franklin street. 40 morrow at
ternaon st $40 o'clock
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26

Mrs. Aistaer PaRe and little aaaSh-
fer have returned to Norfolk, after
spending a week here as guests OF
nr. and Mrs. ". Il. T.. Smith.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1910-02-26

ton we have secured parlors at COZ East Broat
Street, over Mays Shoe store, first floor up.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-13
Collection for Pope Puts \.

On Sunday next. October 10th. a
collection viii De taken up at all the
masses in ST. Francis de Sales
church. Paducah. for-Pope Puts Y.
The letter ordering this collection Is
published in this week issue OF the
Record Bishop O'Donaghuo's
Official paper. IL reads:
by order Of the Right Reverend
Bishop a collection will be taken up
in all the churches of the Diocese.
and. at all the Masses on Sunday.
October the 10th, 1910. This collec-
ton is the offering OF the Diocese to
Our Holy Father. and II = 80 be
hoped that 1t will be a generous one.
Pastors will please announce THIS
collection al all the Masses on sun
day, October 9th. and make returns
of same to the undersigned as soon
as possible after the 10th. 50 that
the entire. Diocesan collection may
be sent at once 10 the Holy Father.
by order OF the RI Rev. Bishop.
81. p. CRONIN. V. G.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-13
EMPEROR GETS DEGREE.
Americans Are Also IionOred by
Berlin University.

Berlin. Oct. 13.-The University
OF Berlin, which Is celebrating its
one hundredth anniversary, con-
ferred the degree OF doctor of laws
on Emperor william. His majesty
was not present at the ceremony.
The university also conferred the
following degrees upon Americans:
Doctor OF laws. Associate Justice
Oliver Wendell Holmes, United
states supreme court. and Prot.
William Burgess, dean OF the fac
ulty % political science at Columbia
university.
Doctor of philosophy. President A.
Hadley, of Yale
Doctor of medicine, Prof. Thco-
dore William Richards. professor OF
chemistry at Harvard and exchange
professor at Berlin university in
1907.
Dean Kohler, of the law faculty,
eulogized Justice Holmes services
In solving legal problems and the
deep fundamental value OF his writ
ings
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-13
UNIQUE PIECE
OF WORKMANSHIP
BRIDLE MADE ENTIRELY OF
HORSE HAIR ON EXHIBITION
AT DRUG STORE HERE.

Something unique Is the display
which is on exhibition at j. IT.
'Oehlschlaeger's drug store. Sixth and
Broadway. today and Friday.
II Is a horse bride. the property
OF DR. Z. W. Hall. OF ST. Louis. The
bride was made by a convict in the
Montana penitentiary.
II is made entirely Of horse hair
except the bits, and II certainly II an
unusual example OF skill in work
manship. The head stall. including
the throat latch. is made Of -four
round cords OF white. black and rad
hair. closely and artlstlcally inter
woven. The sides. brow aud nose
bands are flat and are formed OF
white hair decorated with arti tic
designs Of red and white strands.
The reins are round and larger than
the throat, latch. but made OF white
red and black strangs OF hair. The
reins end IN the whip effect and the
ends OF the throat latch and other
decorations are tasse,s OF dinerent
ooiored strands OF hair
II took the man who made the
bride a long time to complete his
work but he turned out an article
which is both unique and attractive.
The bride is valued at 500. hut Is
not for sale, as Or. Hall prizes Il
very highly
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-13

true that the Democratic candidate
was named by an organization. of
whose infamy the "Old Guard" is
capable of but a feeble imitation.
Yet, it is all the more grave, when
the free people must depend upon
the existence of champion of
morality strong enough in the
emergenoy to rescue them from ring
rule. Had there not been a Roose-
welt in New York. we must admit.
the people would have their choice
between two candidates. each Sc
lected for their approval by the most
vicious element of every community
in the state; for political bosses are
elevated to their positions of power
by the vicious element. and in turn
the strongest of their number become
their leaders.
Something Is wrong with free
dom. If we must depend upon having
a Roosevelt ever ready to save us.
That something Is the lack Of instru-
ments through which the people may
record their will; for we must be-
lieve a majority of the people want
what is right. else We must give up
in despair. The problem of all
problems then for us to solve Is
how to make political parties and
the government of city. state and
nation Immediately and directly re-
sponsive to the expressed will of the
majority OF the people, and how to
afford the majority an opportunity
TO express its will in clearest terms.
The most efficient means sug-
gested are the popular primary, in
which both parties participate under
the state election board, selecting
as well as candidates;
the initiative and referendum and
recall Armed with these the people
of New York would need neither a
Roosevelt nor a Boss Murphy to
name their candidates and com
mitteemen.
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-13
A TRAvEsTY ON FREEDOM

Mr.. Dix must be accorded credit
for courage in making his opening
attack of the campaign on Mr..
Roosevelt; but If the issues are to be
decided on the merits of the spon-
sors for the two candidates, II will
have to be admitted that Mr. Roose-
welt has a better record for picking
good ones than Mr. Murphy. The
people OF New York cannot expect
Tammany 20 make another blunder
like the one, that landed Gaynor in
the mayors chair. He was named
for mayor in order to strengthen the
ticket with decent people; but Tam
many had its own gangsters for the
fiscal offices. However, they were
beaten and Gaynor was elected,
which was the reverse OF Tam
many's anticipation.
That Theodore Roosevelt named
the Republican candidate for gov
ernor and that Boss Murphy. of Tam
many, named the Democratic candi-
date. cannot be disputed To the
humiliation of both parties, their re.
spective conventions begged the big
leaders to select the men. The situa.
tion reflects seriously on our insti.
tutions. Have we come to such a
pass that parties, composed of the
voters of a state, must ask theil
leaders to name their champions
II is true that II Roosevelt had moi
named the Republican candidate. tn,
rod Guard" would, and II is equal,
The Paducah evening sun. [volume] (Paducah, Ky.) 1906-1929, 1910-10-13
RrroRr pors m.I-TREArED.
shocking Tales OF school Told In the
Juvenile Court.

Chicago. oct. l3.-Taies OF shock
Ing ii treatment we're told IN the ia.
venle court today when nine boys
appeared before Judge Pickney To
testify regarding the school conduct
ed by John J. Campbell. which was
raided by Humane society agents AZ
.Chanuahon, III. few days ago.
Ray Gardner, 10 years OF age. tes-
titled:
AN the boys were forced 20 slcen
on the floor IN one room. We had
NO quilts or blankets. Mr. Campbell
slept on a couch In another. They
thought such lie would make good
scouts Of us My brother Bruce was
chief cook. lie cooked pieces OF har-
ucE about fourteen inches long. We
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