The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1910-06-04


from the bench next October.
he had not stayed there on the previou.
Thursday night. and the man admitted
that. he had. "Then why did you ..sa
| away the next morning without do.
Ing some work?" Burke became in.
censed at the question. and all the mer
left. II thought 1t harsh treatment
| concluded the witness, ito turn then
out on that cold night. did not have
money enough to give them beds"
Wants Fullest Publicity.
How about Pauline Wade?" he was
asked, and showed great reluctance to
responding. saying that he didn't think
1t made much difference about her.
Mrs. Vaughan insisted that he tell
about Pauline Wade. President Lecky
demanded that the complete evidence
as to the treatment OF any female
under the roof of the Associated
Charities be made fully public, and
Chairman Patterson ruled that the
committee had a right to know all
such matters. The witness, however,
proved to know little about the girl
of his own knowledge. not having seen
her since last fall. He spoke of her
as his ward, and OF himself as her
guardian. Mr.. Montague, who was
examining the witness. went back to
the Glenn case. and the witness testi-
fled that Mr.. Glenn had told him that
his wife would not come to the AS
ISOLATED Charities, as Mr.. Buchanan
had said that she must get separa-
ton from her husband or he would
give no further aid The witness said
he did not know thai the Associated
Charities had been assisting the Glenn
family from August, 1907. to March,
1903. and the record was introduced
to show that fact
buchanan Had Supported Family.
lie did not know of any investiga-
lions made of conditions surrounding
the family, and didn't know that w. d.
Duke and others had requested special
reports. Mrs Vaughan again insisted
that she wanted her father to tell
where Dr. Buchanan tried to place
Paullne Wade, and the witness eX-
planned that he had been named by the
girls mother. not by the courts, as her
guardian. j. w. Gibbons, he said, had
drawn the papers making him guardian.
II told Mr. Buchanan ] had been
he said "She was at the
Associated Charities building, and L
talked with her. Mr.. Buchanan said
he had sent Mrs. Wren to get suit
able boarding house for the girl. who
was working in a factory, and Mrs.
Wren came in while / was there and
said the place was all right, and the
girl said she wanted to go.
Il told one OF the workers at the
Putnam Mission of it, and she at once
said that the place was a vile one
no proper home for young girl. She
said she knew 1t was d.sreputablc
place. ] told Mr.. Buchanan at once
and he got the girl another boarding
place"
lie identified the paper purporting to
appoint him as guardian, and Hill! Mon
tague read ii. II turned out to be a |
paper from her mother agreeing to the
a guardian By the
courts, the signature witnessed by |
Goddin, but not naming him as the |
guardian.
The witness finally admitted that
the paper did not appoint him as the /
girls guardian, and that 1t was one I
81 the official committal blanks of tho
Juvenile Protective Society, and that
M. Buchanan had acted rightly in re-
tusing to send tho girl to the house at
'lrst suggested. after getting his later
Information, Hill Montague put in evil
fence the written report of Mrs. Wren
~ the house in question. showing it
IN objectionable place, and Mr.. Goddin
said that was not what she had re-
ported verbally.
Says buchanan is Against Him.
The witness concluded by inviting
vi present to attend services at his
mission, and launched into something
i a TRADE, which the combined rap-d
'lngs OF Chairman Patterson and Hill
Montague were unable to suppress
MY msssion,' he said, SIS strictly re-
lgions. It liz not a charity. This one II
$ charity without religion. Mr..
Buchanan has been against us ever
tarted to rise and protest, but Mr..
ioddin continued, raising his voice
'nsrlly; Now don't you get UP there
nd tell me that. 1t won't co.
lie was sharply called down by
hartman Patterson after having
hown the bitterest luminosity to Mr.,
Buchanan and his work,
Mrs. i NJ Wren, p worker with the
.ssociated Charities for several years,
tentihed the report made by her on
ne house to which Il was proposed to
end the Wade girl as celng nnsuit7
BILE She said she had merely been
VIZ WY w i'iFesilshlt,Fi w ltIipAt oc9h5
Did of the purpose and that that was
no only report she had made. She
ia not remember having made any
erbal report. hut IL so II must have
greed with the one written out
~ bears talsehood on the face of
!" WAS Mr. Goddin's comment aloud
y Mrs. Wren's testimony, and again
'e chairman rapred for order,
Had Consulted Counsel,
Chairman Patterson said 1t had been
lsgested that some of the parties
l4the case might desire to SbeSrepre-
snted ny counsel, In view of develop
eHts. NIrG Mason SAID. aha h SAla. II