The evening world., 1913-04-24
VISITING EDITORS
ARE kept BUSY,
BUT ENJOY Il
American Newspaper Publish
ers' Association Merryat
Banquet.
GOSSIP ABOUT MEMBERS.
Personal Traits of a Few of the
Delegates at the Waldorf
Astoria.
GOSSIP ABOUT MEMBERS.

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There was nobody singing II at the
meeting Of the American Newspaper
Publishers Association at the waldorf
Astoria which 10 going on to-day and
went on all yesterday. because they
were all talking too fast and too much
to sing. They began talking at the
Associated Press meeting Tuesday, and
BY the time they we're In fun action
At the banquet last nisht Thirty-fourth
street on Fifth avenue sounded like q
boiler factory. You didn't have to Mstsn
to them; n only you dh not gag them
they were altogether satisied. This
annual piirimass Of the newspapss
publishers and the editors Of the town
to the Modern Babylon 10 their one
grand talk fest Of the year.
But nothing In the way Of language
was anything ahead Of the striped
mayonaiss clothes OF r. 9. Robertson
OF Cleveland, o. Also o! and o! The
Bulgarian Blouse Brigade Of Broadway
was pale and coiorless IN comparison
in it, radiance. Nothing like II was
ever seen even In the iridescent cor
ridors Of the waldorf.
Be Il Known that T. 9. Robertson q
two managing sditors. Barnum AID
Bailey. which went 70 Bree>tyn 70 avoid
the demands for passes which would
have followed the arrival Of the country
editors IN New York. hes only one rina
on r. q.
TRYING HARD 70 MAKE H,s
VALET AAppv.
Mr. Robertson u sditof.in.chief Of the
Cleveland Leader. ara Il one and the
same time h IL usanaGtAt editor Of thu
Cleveland News. Ills bosses told him
10 come on to this meeting and repre-.
ssnt them and not 10 be afraid to spend
money. This II to certify. on the word
Of . more New York reporter. to the
anxious souls In far OF Cleveland that
Mr.. Robertson u obeying orders. He
has taken . suite ct the Rits-CAsiton-
yes. suite. He has hlrsd him . valet.
one Marks. When he saw the loot
which Valet Marks cast into the con.
tents 6f the miniature steamer trunk
Mr.. Robertson brought from Cleveland
Mr.. Robertson Ned out into the town.
He went FROM haberfashcry 10 habsr.
dashery buying collars by the dozen
boxes and shirts and socks by the bale.
Take EN- to Marks" he said. he's
my man At the Rits. and tell him to
play with 'em until I come home"
Other loud noises we're made by the
two boy publishers. George Smith Of
the Newark star and Emil n Schois
/ 40 h. avxA
time they approached the bar some
| body called for milk. They are ssusi-
tive young souls and Smith. whose
father 10 fairly we'll known In the
leather world and New Jersey politics.
said no knew . place In Broad street.
Newark. where they wouldn't dare DO
that to him. They both disappeared
soon after. Mr.. Schois 10 known
throughout the newspaper business ~
the man who will give away anythins
In the world - . souvenir II the man
ufscturer will pay more for advertis-
ing II than the article costs the paper.
He. 10 said to be the man, in spite Of
his apparent youth. who gave away the
hrst chrome with . newspaper. George
| Washington got the hrst one - As
landed from his crossing Of the Del
awaUs.
TWO olAssEs 90 MUCH ALIKE
YOU CAN'T TELL EN- APART.
The two men who really had unlim.
ited fun out Of the proceedings vert
Frank p. Glass and his son Frank
They run the Montgomery Advsrtissl
and the Birmingham Views. The
elder CLASH was graduated from Prince.
ton In the early los and the younger
In 1905. You can't tell them apart un.
less they are together and then &
dollar to . cent that you pick Frank p
Glass Or. ~ the kid.> 1t 10 q queer
thing that the resemblance goes beyond
looks and that their signatures are in.
distinguish able even by the most acute
OF bank cashiers.
Edgar Piper OF tho Portland Orsgon.
ian did not bring Edgar Jr. along with
him. when they are both at HON,
folks make . distinction between tn,
two In their names. They call EdssI
Sr. Teddy" and Edgar Jr. Mr.. Ed
gar" Mr. Piper left sonny at home e
get the pleasure Of hearing Ills owl
name respectfully pronounced.
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