The evening world., 1913-04-23

felt like following him around was q.
Lindsey johnson OF Rome. Gawgia. Mr..
johnson 10 not yet and never will be.
sub. reconciled to the failure Of the Re-
publican convention Of Chicago to stili
all Bull Moose insurgency and the like
BY nominating william Jennings Bryan
for Republican President OF the United
StateA
"Mr. Wilson 10 \ good man." said Mr.
Johnson. "A fine man. sub. hut con.
sidsr what would have happened. The
Democratic convention would have had
70 foliow IL example and nominate Mr..
Bryan. the irreducibls maximum Of our
national intelligence. sub. And then the
Bull Moose convention. acting under the
direction of that splsndid man. Theo-
dors Roosevelt Of che Bullock family Of
Oawgia. sub. would never have refused
to this country the boon Of unanimous
domination and election TO the prssi.
dsncy Of Col. Bryan trust you So
my point. .suhF''
NJ. johnson means Il. too.
LIFE eGcRgro o. orHGR Pl.
Loro OF THE NATION. .'
Skipping gayly In and out among bis
sidsrs one behsld Lafayette Young the
Younger. business manager Of the Des
Moinss Capital. He 10 trying faith.
fully and successfully. the fathers
friends say. to make q noise In the
state OF Iowa like that vast clamor
made for forty years In Journalism and
statesmanshlp by Lafe Young the Elder.
Frank b. Noyes. president Of the
Associate Press and incidentally pub
hshsr Of the Washington Star was
sprinklinE his brilliant smile here and
thore. hither and yon ~ Of yore. Once
. rising young reportsr went to Mr..
Noyes and asked for . job. Said Mr..
Noyes TO him: DO you think you
could Improve ths Star by making
changes In itf'
"Ycs. SIR" said the enthusiastic young
man. Sure I do. I'll tell you some u
them"
"Never mind" said Mr.. Noyes. II
an not going 10 risk any Of my oircu.
lAtion by changing anything in the shop
even to the fire extinEuishers. Thank
you very much for calling. Kindly
Close the door going out"
Perhaps Charles II. Taylor jr. the
son OF the boss OF the Boston, Olobs
gOt Into the A. p. meeting. but he was
certainly In evidence around the ticker
downstairs every time Il began "a
rattle with returns Of the protyess Of
his brother Johns baseball club which
was playing the Washington nihe yes.
terday In The distinguished presence oi
. certain Woodrow Wilson. His Smliei
along about tho NTH inning caused tn,
hsadwAiter In the cafe to turn out tn,
electric lights; they were not needed.
HOW the MOST KILLING FASH
ION PLATES ARE MADE.
In the wake Of w. W. Chaoin, VII,
. the publisher Of the San Franciso,
Call and was for many years manage
Of the Seattle Post Intsllissnces
known on the coast a. the Up. L.
stalksd mysterious young men viii
notebooks and sharpsnsd pencils. The,
were not Burns Detectives seeking pub
licity. Nay. nay. Tar from Il The,
J we're representatives Of the fashIol
J journals taking notes. Mr.. Chaplin, hN
} the lily Of the valley stood ON its hsa
and the magnolia rstirtpg Into III
ground for shame. A police dsscrir
| uous ueo- uo OSup pSosossh8-outy. uptu
ang % lovely ever could have bss
! misssd-wouA have read somsthing nk
} this: .s. e,
! "Ass. sorty-avs. Weight. about II
!. pounds. Compilation. hsht HAir. l!sh
slightly tipged with gray (naay bs art
ncial grayl. Teeth. all good. Disdt
, guishing maris: Pleasant smile an
, soft spoken words. Dressed: Pinkis
. gray tie. soft grey cutaway coat. softs
. Gray trouseFv. Rattisshlp gray waistcos
7 ana patent ls4ther shoes with sued
4 spsts."
sure. that's the TELLER. girls.
william r. Mclean OF the Philads
phia Bullstin seemed 10 have the on
{ real ny In the annual ointment Poop
, kept ssking him how he did II. Aesl
Q ang what he had done 10 the PhilAds
= palis Bulletin. As. Mclean is-a pisc
!. psrson.
- "Just letting everybody have his ov
. way when he 10 night and telling hi
j. TO keep at Il 20 long - hs knows mo-
than do." he said.
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