Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1912-06-11
BALTIMORE PLANS
FOR CONVENTION
Thousands of Dollars to BE
Spent for Entertaining DEM
ocratic Delegates.

- Nidd nv 1tttStho VI bHiAtiiOiG AiS-
played in going after the Democratic ma,
tjonl convention il evidout in tbo nrenar,.
k,tana 49, 49,. -, -, - a.
anmfu.. - aa4..m-s ~. -.
81, anaa,s 80 a. ~
,~olIt,coI headers ana ,oIaoatos VI I'm
tome ,ha nar.y,s ~. "aastaa.o -"
pra.ident As 500, = : pal.i,,nrs M.
.boeor for tho .o,va,ti., 49,, A. NJ
1and Ioc,s,otnro ar,bor,.od tbo a.,
exnopd s55 nm in rans,ri,o and "a, i,ht;na
and DECORATING strosts ana hriid,nms
This a exol,s,yo ~ ,ho coz ooo a,nse
pr;otod for ,amo1oiinu a. E,f,. D.,
ment. Armorv ,yboro The aelogatas VIII
.aeemhle
,,mnit,eo .ho+ n,o,t :. u..h,nu
tai, IN 10y tho oarsntogos - po,,i,nana
beforo tho nomoorot H. Nntitnat Cornmt.
too was comnoepd Iaroa,v of hontars .nd
business men ono of their first orgu'
ments was tho presentation of a ,ort,eod
chack- FIR s1oo ooo ae a g,arontoo thot
polt,more ,vould do oil .ba. 4. nromisod
Tho committee aoreea to furnish .opo ~
the host convention hans in tbe oo,,n+rs.
To remodel If as tho natiopa1 committee
saw III and IN do avarvtb;ng I'm SO nouor
In oil tbe Intricate mechanism ~ tho
convention. routine and lool, after 'tbe
conven,ence NOT onlv NJ tho delegates
Inf also Of tho. opests from all norts ~
| tba country r,ho would attond
pranar a tions IN fr1aI ,ha.a nron,i.aa
| and 20 even furthar havo haen carr,ad
ont here by means of tboro,ob ong.nt-
zatIon The arst ston otter tba r,aat,nc
of tho convention nora ,,as a..,rad NO.
fbe annointment ~ a c,ti1on., oorn 1n,ttaa
Of 600 which va diyiaed int svh-com~
mittoes aud ~ o,ch ~ thasa oas dnIa
GATED a oe,toin rot ~ 49, ,,nu1.
he bend ~ the whole oroanization "a
Robert Grain and Maror pros,on The
latter nv virtue NJ his oeioa ava NJ
Grain 40 chairman ~ IN axaeuti,a oarn
mittee of the citizens. aeneral orvaniza
finn Tha s,b-ooomif+aos hava ahan.o
resnecttvelv of recention convention
all nross VISITING n,arcbants +rans
norta+ion nnonraw nanaC..tan -
,rin,Iaaos an4ar,atanaa.4a 80 -
it.itv eoroi daoanatiaas mo,p.
oditors and ruh1t.nars
IT, aanoroI mnrt
omuu4@o n.uota.aa ~ -. 49, =.
srh-di,,,aod - CO. a..1s
p,hfch tho daIaoa+ag ga r,sitora -,
tba rasnac,i,.a Sfa+as 40 t,nn - ~
farnat,aa all a.sis.,.aa
,rho mrahIa,s, ae naua,in.
vention orou,d a go ia a.
hr,no tham ,pa,nn,ara. "a ~.
bo,so foad nj on4ou.,tn thons ,.h,,o
ho,o ubo ars, or thoso Va sin,nia
p.ltin,o,o g. nro,d or 10, uans,ou+at,an
faculties hotb nv roll ana h. woter
Tb,oo ,a,lroade tho pannsriva, ,ha
po1timore ana ohio aud tbo Woet.rn
MARYLAND copna.t thal oi.,. viii a..
North South and ,Uest ana sor,y s,aon,-
shin limos rive II n npon,ine,t ~nos,tion IN
the transoceanic and coostu,Iss trado .nd
nossenoer service
Judging from mo ur,obar or hotoi and
hoarding.hous .a,arvotions aud fro,, nos,
con v~entious tho addition 10 RaItimoro,s
population during the week of June %
will be moi less than 10. 600.
This estimate is the minimum here.
The more enthnsla site are counting on
nearly 100. 900 convention guests. The
special committee which investigated the
city's hotel and clearinghouse facilities
and rates has exported that all strangers
can be taken care of, and visitors who
IRE unable to find accommodations are
asked to communicate with the general
convention committee.
The hotel committee reports that hone
of the hotels has raised cafe rates, and
that room rates will run as low as S1.50
a day. 1t declares that a comparison
with prices of cities that have taken care
of previous convention crowds and with
the rates scheduled in Chicago for the
Republican convention this year shows