The farmer and mechanic. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 18??-19??, 1913-03-25

ATter . while he was induced to call
Ms Marshall "Aunty Marshall" but
he did not take kindly to Uncle Tom"
and for him the Vice President In xxill
"Tom," his adored chum ana playfei- !
low.
Waiter is now v years old, and
IS IN MS hrst year at the public school
at Columbia City. II Is intended that
ne enter Culver Military School and
he will probably finish at Wabash Col
iege.
Like o little boys. Walter has
many quaint sayings to HRS credit, but
pefh2ps the most amusing story told
ABOUT him n connection with the Vice
President is this: Mr.. MarshAlTs
Trends In Columbia City were all very
anxious to hear the very latest news
from the Baltimore convention. So one
OF them phoned to Walters home to
ask for news. Walter IN all the dignity
or his Six years answered the phone.
The question was asked at the other
END and Walter turned around to his
father for the answer. Has Tom been
nominated?" he asked.
Yes, On the third ballot" replied
Mr.. McLallen.
Yes, Tom has been nominated on
the third bottle called back little
Walter. This story was told all over
the country. and hugely enjoyed be-
cause OF the Vice Presidents we'll
known antipathy to bottles.
Walter will visit the Vice President
and Mrs. Marshall during their stay
IN washington and will have an OPP
portunity Of becoming acquainted with
the other little children of the Presi-
dents official family.
The Bryan Grandchildren.
The Secretary of State and Mrs. Viii
liam Jennings Bryan have four little
grandchildren Their son. w. ]. Bry-
an, Jr., lives with his family in Tucson,
Arizona. Mrs. W. J. Bryan, Jr.. and
her two little girls, Mary, age three,
and Helen, one n a half. Mrs. Regi-
maid A. Owen, the daughter Of the Sec
rotary and MIS-. Bryan. has also two
children, Ruth. who is eight years old.
and John, W years Of age. AT
present they are living in London.
The McAdoo Children.
The Secretary Of the Treasury and
Mrs. McAdoo have a large and inter
eSting family. Besides a married
daughter and a grown son, the other
children are Miss Mona. eighteen;
Robert Hazlehurst. fifteen; William
Gibbs, Jr., and Sallie Fleming. sever
years old. The children and Mrs. Nc
ton to live.
The -Four Daniels Boys.
The Secretary Of Wa and Mrs. Gar
rison a n children. and Attorne.
General McReynolds is the bachelor o
the Cabinet, so our mex group Q
young people are the sturdy, rosy
checked boys Of the Secretary Of tn
Navy and Mrs. Daniels. They are we
called "out-door boys" for they fairl
radiate good health.
Josephus Daniels. Jr., the eldest son
is eighteen years Of age. and attend
Horner's Military School. at Oxford
. n. G.. He intends to be an editor an
, foHow in the footsteps OF his father
who was one Of the most fearless an,
best known editors in the South. II
will finish his education at the Uni
versity Of North Carolina.
Worth Bagley is named for hi
mothers brother, Ensign Worth Bag
ley, U. s. N. who was the first Office
!, killed in the Spanish-American wal
In spite Of the fact that he is name
for a brave sailor-soldier, Worth, VIII
is now fourteen years old, is going
= adopt the art Of healing and become
, soldier Of peace. Ever since he was
! tiny fellow he has insisted that he
t going to be q physician n surgeon
and he is now following this line G
thought and intent in his studies.
is tremendously interested in the SCI
ence Of medicine. and has had tn
privilege of being present at some m
, nor operations through the courtesy {
!, some of his doctor friends in Raleigh
Jonathan Worth is eleven years OLE
and is named for his maternal great
= grandfather, the first governor {
y North Carolina after the Civil War.
Il had the pleasure Of meeting Jonathan
:, We agreed ON a number Of subject
- To begin with, he didn't like the ide
of leaving home, where n has NOR
room; he frankly regretted leaving n
= beautiful home in Raleigh. \. c. b,
I am sure he will come to like Wasf
ington in q very short time. Then v
: both confessed to a great admiratio
for Gen. Robert E. Lee. He also cor
: siders Gen. George Washington a vel
great man, and is striving to emuia'
him. Jonathan is most original in h
expressions and fearless in his opir
{ ions. He intends to be an author
x more than that, like most writer pc
sons" he intends to tempt fame an
u fortune by writing plays. Needless