The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-12-30

- nDfendtdly handled 10 que 70 sAs
s11Rnfss on the men the citizens placed
- the central COMMITTEES: the spien.
1 IA splrit OF cooperation MANIFESTED
~ everybody regardless OF poil,.Sai
RSItef and the energy and enter
1riee Of its three newspapers. to ~
n ~ ffmherlake, Jr., who was It's chai.
\ Ssan. and Edward Echola. j. H.
q u nrthfnrton. I. w. IL Peyton ana
4 Pvvfcu Cochran, the central commit
Mr.. Optics Part
To tha .houxhtfuIness of Editor II
i. fspie. of the Leader. the news
vaner men owe their deiightfui en-
sartainnaent. The two big rooms oc-
cupiea by City Manager =. ID. Hoi-
ssnrer were appropriated Tor the oc.
casion. One had been transformer
Into a writing room with score oh
typ4wrtters and plenty OF desk room
While the ether was turned INTO
funch and smoking room for the W.T.
- Here two negro walters were
= attsndance, and buffet luncheon was
served from, I O'Clock in the morning
ursil midnight, or as late Thereafter
- the busy workers cared 70 remain.
And that buffet luncheon was ripping
---if there was anything left 20 De de-
.tred in the way OF eatsbles and drink-
ahles nobody discovered It. and for
once in their lives the t04rth estate
Jared sumptuousiy. -
Tire Newspaper Men.
u THE newspa per men q the WILSON
entourags were not the least interest
ing OF Staunton's visitors. TheF hIe
uaen who have followed President AaII
ana the pres ELECT also All over
the country and are among the pest
known In their profession. Aihons
Their, Ia David Lawrence, represent
sn~ ,hY Associated Press, who is not
unknowr TO N!rgfnians lie has COW
srs,, tso Mexican revolutions the NC
Namnra trial al Los Angeles tne
raswttie case ard the tjiilsville triais
Their there r. Don Marlin, chief poit-
trai writer Of this New York Heraio'
IA wesisy Eauserp representing ths
xew York American. who Was Tor
arar1v pr4xate secretary TO W laiseiu
Ran6olph Hearst; Roscoe Mitchell. Oh
she New York world. who 1as once
nrs~s agent for Dr, Frederick CVoA'
mad more recently press agent Tor lhe
CHIEF Bull Moose, Ralph Snith' oh0
Of the best known of Southern news
PAPER writer's. Washington c|r rl-,
aponaer. for the Atlanta journal: AN
Downing, Washington correspondent
tar. washington correspondent for the
chicago Record Herald, who was
eiected president OF the National Press
club. while he was away on this trip;
Oliver p. Newman. OF the unl1eo
press. who il the author Of the pooR,
ssFprfunss OF the sun and potlu-
ca1 writer of note: Arthur sennett
washington correspondent OF the New
AIRY, IN. il News; Isaac Russell'
81 the New work Times; william II
Keohan, Of the New York Tribune,
rhn has been through many political
carnuatgns: Waiter Miller, Of the New
York Sun. Paul West OF the Baiu-
more Sun; and Eddie Holtzing. chie1
~ the House Press Gallery. Aolehc.s
10 Thu. group also who accompany the
presidentisl- elects train are ittie
rhariie SVEN, Governor Wilson'S per
aonaI stenogrspher. who hoids tne
cords record for accuracy. 10. r.
Mende,son, travelling traffic man OF
fha Western Union, who routes the
copy the newspaper men write, sno
ii the man who notified president~elect
Wilson OF his nomination, and Assist
an. General Passenger Agent McCui-
fourh. OF the Pennsylvania railroad
who looks after the schedules and the
traffic arrangements OF the private
cars .
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Last pus Y ny N.A sc,,r
4rN IT. tAe sNa'I VA -, ySrArcn
moves. heaa~o oy me ~ - reia II
& man f@0sehe d. - a.. ~nan
ANA COMPANY, Al,a - rrr,us .
snot men ,ileiteaas "a yrnS.rm ora
probably the pest known concern IL
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ed as enc native @ApF 'Sseo ~ :, 80 90
70 pat Stahh.o" or ~" a.,
shere's ne oeaot pot ''at irl ~ "a, -
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sy adVertseH town nv t''f e'' a.. T..
Snt now tbe ~ pe.14'ls A.'a $50. Wv 800
nave gone hhA s1Auat"4', IA" ' ''IN Las -.
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