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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-28
WAVERLY

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WAEERLY. VA. juno 37.--Mr.
and Mrs. g. +. smith Miss Martha
*. Smith and Miss Myrtle Harrison
are spending ten days at The Neck
ienburg cottage. at Ocean View.
Judge and Mrs. j. +. West and son.
Baird. returned home today from a
three days visit to friends ut Newport
News
Miss Alkaline t,yerette. of Drivers,
was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. John r.
Baird this week.
Miss Helen Sampson. of Austin
Tex, and Miss Aline st. John. OF
Montgomery. Ala. are visiting Mr.
and Airs. F. ". ChappeIi.
!. Il. Wilcox and daughters Misses
Elsie and Ruth. and Miss Cooper re-
turned home today. after a ten days'
automobile tour through the Valley
of Virginia.
Mrs. Helen watkins and son re-
turned home this week. after spend-
ing few days with Mr. and Mrs. A.
+. Rieha rdson.
Mrs. r. Il. Norris returned home
this week from Richmond. where she
visited her daughter. Francis, who
recently underwent an operation for
appendicitis at ST. Elizabeth's hospital.
Mrs a. l.. Gray and daughters,
Miss Nell and Mrs. Vaughan, left yes
terday for a two weeks stay at vir-
ginia Beach.
Rosser f. West has returned 10
his home in Newport News after
spending ton days at his parental
/ home in Waverly.
Rev. and Mrs. II. z. Rountree, sIr.
and Mrs. John D. Gray and Miss Irene
{ Cox attended the Eastern Virginia
| Christian Sunday-schooi convention at
! Portsmouth this week
/ Alton r West left for Newport
News this week. where he will live In
| the future.
John L. Martin returned to his
home In Waverly yesterday after
snending two weeks in the Valley OF
/ Virginia.
Miss Blanche Hutchins of Durham,
/ N. c.. is a guest of Mr.. and Mrs L.
(, e., Ship, s.,..s4s,.. .,=-.e 49, s 4s, ~
I A, III. Malfield visited his son. Gus,
| at St Elizaheth's hospital in Rich
! mond last Sunday.
, Mrs Alice Darden OF Norfolk Ia
visiting her sister. Mrs. L. l.. Gray
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-28
WARRENTON

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Mrs. William #. Wilbur entertained
the Reading club on Thursday morn,
ing at the home of her mother Mrs.
Murray Forbes,
DR. and Mrs. l.. q. Hardin and
two sons, of Washington. who have
been guests of Mrs. Taylor Scott, left
the past week for Saranac. n, Y.
where they Will spend several months.
DIR. and Mrs. William =. Mason ana
son, OF Washington. who have been
visiting near The Plains. are speno.
ing some time at 'Cassillts" with DR..
and Mrs. s. ID. Kennedy.
Miss Elizabeth Gaines has returned
to her home here after spending some
| time with relatives at "Idlewiid," near
Philadelphia.
Mrs. +. 4 =. Portman and Miss
Connie Hordern left Warrenton FRI
day for New York. Mrs. Portman and
Miss Hordern sailed Saturday morn
ing for England, where they will
spend some time.
Misses Ellen, Lucy. Elizabeth and
jean Witt. of Richmond. are guests
Of relatives in Fauquier county
Miss Gertrude Williamson. of Wash
ington. is visiting Mrs. Edward c.
.
street.
Miss Dudley Powers. who spent tn.
month of June in Richmond with
Miss Annie Keith Royal. and has
since been AT Virginia Beach, will ar
rive in Warrenton the last OF the
month for the rest of the summer
The Warrenton German club has
been reorganized: the first dance will,
take place on August End and will
continue each Friday night till the
first OF September
II. G, Shipman. NJ. s. Ramsey and
". $. Scwell of Philadelphia, were
among recent guests Of the Warren
Green hotel
J. r. Latham OF Culpepper has been
a recent guest OF MIR and Mrs. Blair
Johnson at "Crestone near Warren
ton. Mr., Douglas II. Lees. who is
now making his home in Porto, Rico
reached. Warrenton Tuesday and will
spend several weeks here. Miss Ju-
lette CROSBY was at home on the 18th
10 = number OF friends
Miss Lettiee Lee Clark enterts lnen
on FRIDAY afternoon AZ tea AT the
home OF AIRS, NJ g Douglas in honor
~ Miss Marbury.
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ARvONIA

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ARvONIA. VA. July 2a,-slrs.
Ethelyn I.eGrand Jones Morris. MEM
Der of the staff Of a prominent Bos-
ton magazine, this week visited her
brother. Rev. Piummer F. Jones, leav-
ing for New York on Thursday at
ternoon Mrs. Morris has been spend
ing several weeks at the home Of her
mather., Mrs L.ouisa T. Ianes. at .heT
old home at New Store, Buckingham
county.
A concert was given in the Masonic
hall Friday evening OF this week.
Misses Leila Mable. Decatur. Ga;
nannak Thomas. Norfolk, and Eleanor
T.. Morgan. Arvonia. sang solos. Miss
Mary Pitts. Elk Hill, rendered sew
era! piano selections. David Living
stone Pierce. the noted comedian and
baritone singer. sang two selections
and Rev. Stanley White rendered a
bass solo. There was one mixed and
one male quartette. a duet and sew
eral humorous recitations.
Rev. Plummer r. Jones. accom-
panied by his friend, David w. Stin-
son. visited Buckingham Courthouse
Thursday. returning to Arvonia Fri
day afternoon.
ander williams last week motored to
Staunton upon visit to friends They
went by way Of Scottsvilie, Alberene
and the noted Alton road over the
Blue Ridge. Remaining IN the Val
ley for several days. they returned
by the same route,
Misses Miriam and Eliza beth Pitts
Of '"Bellevue.' left Tuesday 10,
ScottsviIle. where they will remain
FOR weeks as the gnest of their grand
father, Jonathan Pitts. and their
uncle, David and John Pitts.
Miss Annie Page Jones, of New
store. this county, accompanied by
Mrs. Wnlian f. Horner. of Rosemary,
n O.. recently spent several days Il.
Richmond Airs. Horner will rerain
IN buckingham several weeks visit
lns her old home at New Store.
Arthur Lctcher Pitts and iona
I.o We. tEo ls tier of Atlanta. left ...or.-
day fer an extended Northern .rin
While away they will visit Washin..-
ton. New York city. Philadelphia. A.
fanttc CITY, Niagara Fails and Canada
They are expected to return nome
on Saturday.
Irs Jc.srh Leonard. Ricnmo nd
Mrs. E. W'i,'iam Brssgs. srottssl..e
and Misses lreLe and Frances Brfsgs
accompanied by Arthur Lawrence
Fits. .Ir. notoyed from ScottsNille 70
Arvonia on Wednesday Of This week,
visiting Mrs Arthur Letcher Pitts a
Bellevue" and Mr.. and Mrs. Plum
mer e. Jones q. the Arr cnla inn
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YORKTOWN HOTEL
Yorktown. Virginia.

Rates, 500 per day; 500 per week
Excellent bathing. fishing and boating,
.trteslan water Porcbes screened Ac-
commodale -. Write for particulars.
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GORDONSNILLE

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soRpONsvfLLE. VA, July 27.--
IRA nix Saunders. Of Ashland. Ky, was
4 visitor this week at the home or
Mrs. All n14waaiYa-
Mrs. Emmett Turner. of Mineral.
spent several days this week with
Mrs. W. IT. wood, al st, John hotel,
Miss Edna Faber has returned from
a visit Of two weeks 10 relatives and
frienda in Clifton Forge.
Miss Mamie, Lee Downin has re-
turned from Fredericksburg, where
she has been attending the summer
school for the past several weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Watkins. of Cow
ington, have been spending the week
with their respective parents In South
Csnrdonsviiie
Bolsn Clarke. of Clifton Forge. was
visitor several days this week at
the home of L. ]. F'aber.
Miss Mary Newman. who Is at
tending the summer school in Char
lottesville, was a guest Of her cousin,
Miss Mabel Martin. this week
Miss Marshall BueSner mas return
ed from visit Of several weeks TO
relatives and friends at Unionville.
ISIS Lima Block, after a pleasant
visit Of several weeks to her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Block. has re-
turned to Baltimore.
G. II. Thomas and family, of Roa-
noke. have been spending the week
with Mrs. Thomas parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. L. NJ Watkins, in South Cor
louisville.
Misses Nellie anc Grace Goodwin,
and Master Judson Goodwin. of Alex
andria, arrived on Wednesday to
spend some time with their grand
mother Mrs. Emily Goodwin.
Mrx syfnor r robson and chill
dren, after n pleasant stay of sev-
eral weeks TO her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. y. Eubank. near town, lett
an Tuesday for their home in Mt.
RAINIER. Md.
f. V. greeden. of Richmond, was
visitor this week at the home of DR..
John W. Scott
John Goodwin. of Washington. visit
ed his mother. Mrs. Emily Goodwin.
several days this week.
Mrs. n. $ Smithers, OF Whining
ton \. c.. spent several days this
week with Airs, A. X, Gloves.
Miss Belle Martin rert on Wednes~
day to spend some time with friends
In Rock bridge.
Mrs, Blanche B~cftham returned
Wednesday from visit to Mrs W.
+. Faher near boswell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ollie Tate. OF Lynch
burg, visited his parents. Mir and Mrs.
John y. Tate, near town, this week,
Wilbar knighton. Of Washington.
was Il Gordonsvillc visitor fhs week
Nrs- r. r. Powell Mrs. J. RI. Hume.
Mrs. \ 6, Smith and Misses Anna
Scott and Anna powner were Louisa
VISITORS on Wednesday.
Quite 4 numher of our people at
tended tho horse show AZ Orange on
! Wednesday and Thursday.
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BASIC CITY
CONTINUED From First page.)

joyed. A picnic to Alton was also
participated in by more than fifty and
their friends, especially when IL came
TO the dinner, which consisted of old
country ham, old Virginia fried chick
en- and the usual accompanaments. y
party Of four, Mrs. l.. w. Nuckolls.
Boston: Mrs Geo. W. Face. Mr.. and
Mrs. Houston Face. Hampton. visited
the Natural Bridge this week and were
MUGS pleased with the wonders and
natural beauties there. Every day
driving parties are organized to Doc
ley's mountain to see the wonderful
Italian marble mansion he is erecting.
They all report 1t Ia time well spent.
as they never expect to see so grand
O. mansion again with like surround
ings. II Is situated on the highest
point OF the Blue Ridge mountains,
overlooking tho Piedmont valley on
the one side and beautiful Shenandoah
on the other,
The latest arrivals at the Brandon
are Mr. and Mrs. Chas. II. Smith, Mo-
hezan Lake, n. Y: Miss Helena r.
Smith, Mohegan Lake: ]. n. NorVell
Virginia: p. II. Powers. Richmond; Ii.
j.. Davidson. Richmond; G.. l.. Gar
nett. Richmond. J. l.. Mohler, Grot-
toes; Miss Talbot, Virginia: Mrs ".
p. Dickson Norfolk: Miss Edith l..
Butler. Warrenton. Va: Mr.. and Mrs.
r. l.. Gordon, Richmond: II. y. Baker
Richmond: Mrs. A. d. Harrison. Misses
Lois and Velma Harrison, Pfttsourg'
Pa: j. 3, Emmerson. New York city;
Paul Woodfin. Virginia: ID. L. Rey-
uolds. Roanoke: T. o. Troy, virginia;
J. r. Storey. Richmond; W. w. King,
Stanton: G.. F. Turley Roanoke; Z.
A. Tanner. Richmond; r. =. PACE,
Roanoke; G. II. Clatterbuck, Roanoke:
Mrs. G.. G. Minor Misses o.. Caroo
and Katharine Minor, Richmond; Mrs
:. Y. Shields, Richmond; Mrs. NJ. A.
Mann. stanton; H. w. Shaley. wife
and son. Princeton, w. Va; i. H. Cal
houn, Charlottesville: Miss TITLE Nc
Pheeters. Mint Springs, Va.
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WEST POINT

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WEST POINT. VA. July 2T.-Jos-
eph McAllister. who died here and
was buried in the local cemetery this
week was the son OF Engineer Meal
lister. who died here about TWO years
ago. and was engineer for the South
ern road twenty-eight years.
Mrs. A. j. Crane and family are
summering with A. w. Eastwood,
Mrs. Cranes father. She has as her
guests while here her son, Edward
Crane and his wife, from Washing
ton. Mrs Crane WAS raised here. but
now lives in Omaha. Neb. where her
husband is an important official of
the Union Pacific railway.
Mrs Fannie Farinhol'. a sister Of
Colonel r. l.. Farinholt, is a guest Of
her niece. Mrs. Samuel I. Bland. Mrs
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-28
kEYSVII.LE

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kEfSVILLE, VA, July 27---Mrs.
| John Watkins entertained in homer
of her guest. Mrs. Lipscomb of South
Boston, Thursday morning. Bridge
was played after which dainty re-
freshments We're served. Those Play.
ins were Mesdames Lipseomb, BAILEY.
Albeit, Wilkerson. Yodag Gillian
and Fitzgerald and Miss Wilkersan
Mrs. E. S. Fitzgerald entertained NJ
''Forty-two" Friday morning, tho
honoree of the occasion bong Mrs.
Lipscombe of South Boston. Delicious
refreshments We're served. TnDsa
| playing were Mesdames Lipscomoe.
| Watkins. Young. Gillian. Wilkerson,
/ Ward. HALEY, Bailey, Albeit. Gauld-
/ ing, Osborne. Hubbard. Mrs. j. G..
Priddy and Mrs j. H. Priddy and
/ Miss Wilkerson.
Mesdames Young and Gillian en-
tertained at bridge whist Saturday
morning at Weston Hall in honor Of
I Mrs. James Lipscombe OF South Bos-
ton. Those playing were Mesdan,es
( Lipscombe. Watkins. Bailey. Albeit.
Wilkerson After the game dainty
salad course was served.
Mrs NJ. L. Watkins, who has been
in Georgia for the past month visit-
ing relatives, has returned and has ~
her weekend guest Mrs. l.. ID. Jones'
OF Durham, N. G.
Mesdames S. X. Tuggle and H. d.
Peters left Thursday fc' two-weeks
stay at Patrick Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. j. A. Thompson cf
Darien. Ga. are visiting their mother.
Mr.. NJ. L. Jones Of Fort VALLEY. Ca.
is visiting at the home OF Mr. Tom
De Grande,
Mrs. James L.ipscnIsh OF South Hos-
ton is spending ths week-sa1 wttn
Mrs. ]. q. WstkinA --------~
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heir return motor trip from Atlantic

their return motor trip from Atlantic
City. -
Messrs. r. J. Kintree. Of Newark. y.
J.; j. D. Owen, f. A owen and +. l.,
Knight. OF LynchDurE. were a motor
marty that spent Sunday here
Misses Jennie Glass. Heunie CHEAT
wood and Mary Watts and Mr.. j. v
Watts. of Lynchburg. and DIR. stephen
II. Watts, of the University OF VT
ginia stopped here while on an auto
mobile trip TO Canada.
Messrs. w H. Miller. J. A, Scott;
+ r. Kinnier. r. Ct. offterdinger and
p. w Payne, of Lynchburg. made up
a motor party that came here on their
return from Atlantic city,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-28
GINTER PARK

Tho most interesting vesper service
which has been held this summer for
the benefit Of the T. W. c. A. girls.
took place last Sunday afternoon at
tho Richmond hall in the Seminary
campus. The meeting was presided
over BY Mrs. Frank Duke, Rev. Charles
Pratt. OF Ginter Park. introduced the
speakers They were. Rev. ). II.
Wfids, OF Columbia. s. c. and Rev. J
X Mcqueen, OF New Orleans. La. The
subject of the addresses were Africa
missions, rs bUrh or tne young mints-
tiers SALT Saturday from Philadelphia
with number of others. for Africa.
where they all go as missionaries from
the Presbyterian church a very large
crowd was present at the vespef service
iast sunday and every one was deeply
Interested In the addresses and enjoyed
he splendid music.
Mics Helen Hall. who has been visit
ting in Washington. ID. c., for some
time. has returned TO her home In
ChamhetlaYns avenue.
The Rev. CHARLES Pratt Of seminary
avenue. left Wednesday for PhiIadel-
phia to attend the reception, which
WAS given by the Presbyterian
Churches ia that city. to large party
OF missionaries. who sailed saturday
from philadelphia fer Africa.
Misses Lucy ThrockneFton and Nan
Noble have returned home. after spend
ing several weeks in Atlantic CITY. New
Mrs paher, Baldwin, who has been
WISHING relatives TIA West virginia. has
returned TO her home in Chanheriayhe
A. stnvandar 4evle,a has returned
from Nil1boro Springs, where he stayed
two weeks with his family, who are
spending the summer up there.
-, ar .,,rns i ~ mr. Ss'q home In
fs6arhsranyne avenue. after spending a
month al Cape Henry.
Mrs Frank A Rideuf ltft Thursday
10, vs., 1 ,sr ''s s i,st, MIS- Mrs oid
Miss Louise t;rffYtn. the head nurse
-, w. preojse@ sanitartuta. leaves
a., -, - }np AshxtlIe \. G. to spend
sasa9s.i weeks
Mrs csFristophar f. Garnett has SIS
her house guest her sister. Miss Ever-
- s,fss f,"n+or ar Norfolk. t~ visiting
,srs i,,hn c;aria,d Pollard at her home
~ observation-disclosures avenue
Miss Janye Steele. of south Dakota.
po,.t~-g ia Hawthorne avenue
sTf@gex- Mary and Arm Graham re-
,urrnd home Tuesday after spend ling
-.rat vsegLs -, lake 1'oxawag and
ssh,.tii. \ 4
efr ANA Mrs Thomas ! Noble have
- euerts their son ard daughter. Mr.
60 y =
~ IA Mrs Y.orra3ne RuHln and
.t|ir sno Talbot left Wednesday for
WIlibaro springs va, where they Win
s1a',N ,rnnth
Npss t,es ssrab lakewood West. Of New
W, 90 ..isftinw her grandmother. Mrs
: n Vest In Chamberlayne avenue
= -; "gS' =" 49, ~ f,harIeaton. s
=, ~ xnas, ~ her neices, the
,tts rJsssr in Fhamberiayn@
Ntss
st4ss pricl.e1l who has been spend
'iisF - -, 18th sfrs Thomas Whit
ins S"A' NJ F@oton MrBaiu, left
~ go 80 ~ Snme In Toronto.
,.n ma 10y
rert,in and AtrS Luther Wright re-
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-28
RAWLEY SPRINGS

ROCKINGHAM COUNTY. VA.
Famous Chalybeate. Megnesia and
sulphur Waters. 1000 feet elevation,
Climate delightful. Open June 18th
untn January ath. Address w. w.
Rolling, Els Hanover Street. Annapo-
lis Md
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1912-07-28
s ;oEN VACATION AT
WACHAPREA
Eastern shore. Va.
-f.0OD TIME AT LITTLE COST
IDEAL SUMNER RESORT
Special Rates to
Families, Clubs ana mouse FarseS'

Families, Clubs and House Parties.
Homellke comforts, advantages of
ocean. bays shady lawns beautiful
SANDY beach: excellent surf bathing.
hest boating and fishing. hot. cold and
salt baths; large rockers. swing chairs.
tannts free bowling and pool: fresh
saa food ,milk vegetables. chickens
from our own FARM: special boat and
auto rates Send for SPACE booklet
A. II. &. MEARS.
Evening journal., 1912-10-23
REPUBS HAVE
MANY MEETINGS
FOR THIS WEEK

With election day less than two
weeks off. Republican leaders in the
county have arranged for a whirlwind
campaign This evening Congress-
man William H. Heald. Ruby r. Vale
and James NJ satterheld will address
an open-air meeting at Delaware ave-
nue. and Union streets under the aus
pices of the Seventh Ward Repub-
lican Association In case of storm
the meeting will be held at No. 1921
Delaware avenue
David J. Reinhardt and Daniel o.
Hastings will address a mass meet
ing at Centreville this evening. On
Thursday evening Thomas W. Mil
Ter. Congressman William II. Heald
and Charles H. Colburn will address
an open-air meeting al Ninth and
King streets
On Friday evening a mass meeting
will be held at Concord avenue aud
Market street when addresses will be
made by David J. Reinhardt. and 9TH
ers. On the same evening Judge
Philip O. Churchman will address the
Fourth and Market streets Club.
Evening journal., 1912-10-23
COMMISSION TO Be
SENT TO NEW JUDGE

Special TO THE EVENING JOURNAL
DOVER Del. Oct. Ex-Governor
Pennewill today expects to send the
commission of Philip Q. Churchman
as judge OF the Wilmington Municipal
Court to Mr. Churchman some time
today No announcement of appoint
ment of a prothonotary for New Cas-
tie county to succeed Mr.. Churchman
was made today, as Mr. Churchman
has not resigned as yet and no va
cancy therefore exists.
Some persons here who have look
ed into the situation say that il would
be lawful for Mr. Churchman to serve
as prothonotary and as City Court
Judge at the same time, one being
county Office and the other a city Of
fee. II is believed here that Mr.
Churchman will not resign as pro-
thonotary until after the election, but
will nominally hold both Offices until
that time. and that the Republicans
will not take advantage Of the situa-
tion that presents itself by having
Governor Pennewill to appoint a pro-
thonOtary TO serve until December
81. 1914, which It is claimed could
be done should Mr. Churchman re-
sign as prothonotary' prior to cleo
tion day.
Evening journal., 1912-10-23
ORDERS NOT GUILTY
PLEA FOR FOSTER

Mahlon b. Foster, under indictment
in tile United States Court on the
charge of using the mails to defraud,
again appeared in court without coun-
sci today. the time fixed for him to
plead. Yesterday Judge Bradford
gave Foster until today to enter a
plea 10 the indictment. Failing to do
so this morning. the Court ordered
that a plea of not guilty be entered
and fixed Wednesday, November 13 as
tie time for the trial. Judge Brad
fond however, informed the defendant
that he would hear any application he
wished to make on next Tuesday
morning, at II o'clock ana advised
Foster to have counsel with him
ready to argue at that time.
The defendant informed the court
when arraigned to plead, that he had
not yet obtained counsel, but expected
to retain a Philadelphia attorney He
desired that no action be taken in his
case at this time aud wanted another
postponement that he might take a
writ of error to the courts opinion TO
his plea f abatement TO the indic<
ment Judge Bradford informed the
defendant that writ Of error could
not be taken at this stage of the case,
but added that Foster had better take
this phase of the case with his
counsel. The court then ordered that
a plea of not guilty be entered
Evening journal., 1912-10-23
WILSON FIRST
VOTERS ENTHUSED


The Wilson First Voters Club held
forth last night at a rousing meet
ing. Fully three hundred persons
attended the affair and the evening
was much enjoyed. President Hughes
presided and introduced Joseph Nc
Cullin, a well known tenor singer. and
Hugh Brainard, who entertained the
members.
The speaker of the evening was
Joseph l. Breen. a national speaker
Of repute. He began by saying that
he had heard considerable of the VIII
son First Voters Club in Wilmington
and its organizer, Joseph e. OToole.
He said he had heard Governor VIII
son on one occasion say that if there
were only three or four more youths
like O'Toole in New York much more
would be accomplished by the Demo-
cratic National Committee
Mr. Breen predicted that from his
observation in Pennsylvania. phila-
delphia alone would give Wilson 9O.-
600 votes He also discussed the
tariff question and spoke of the con-
ditions existing i'm Lawrence. Mass.
where the wool schedule was TO have
benefited the workingmen there but
failed in its purpose The speaker
was given an ovation
Evening journal., 1912-10-23
MILL CREEK
MEN Hear THE
G. O.P. LAUDED

Republican of Mill Creek hundred
held one of the largest rallies of the
present can ipaign at Hockessin last
evening, VIII en- over 500 voters gath
cred there and heard National and
State issuesl discussed by Charles r.
Miller, David j. Reinhardt, Hugh C..
Browne. arid Robert H. Richards.
The me, 1ing was preceded by a
monster parade headed by the Ken
nett Square Band and the various
mounted Gibbs Of the district marched
over the -Oads carrying torches. Tho
marchers and others gathered in front
Of Mendin halls store, where the ad-
dresses wtsre made.
Alexader' Guthrie presided and intro
duced MIA Reihhardt as the first
speaker. Mr. Reinhardt spoke of the
Democratic mismanagement of the
county a fairs \len that party was i'm
power.
Senator Miller spoke of his selection
as standard bearer. and urged his
hearers to think seriously before de-
Gliding on a change Of government AT
the present time he stated business is
good over the country and the bank
deposits show that the workers are
enabled to save more than they did
four years ago.
Mr.. Richads dwelt at length on the
tariff question.
Mr.. browne spoke Of the State ticket
and the nominees. who were clean
men. sind worthy of the voters sup
port