Evening journal., 1915-12-09
I|NSNAN. JOHNSON
AFTER SENATORSHIP
Former Announces Chris
tiana Hundred Candidacy
to Friends at Feast
BELIEVES DISTRICT
SHOULD HAVE PLUM


William Tinsman. Of Richardson
Park. who was recently appointed
special constable for Christiana hun
dred. rounded up twenty-five men last
evening and took them to Ainscow's
restaurant, where they were his
guests at turkey dinner. Included
/ in the party were some OF the lead
| ing Republican workers of Christiana
hundred. and the campaign was for
mally opened last night.
There was an Outspoken demonstra-
ton in favor Of the next Senator COM
ing from Christiana hundred instead
of Mill Greek hundred, which has had
the State Senator as well as the Levy
Court Commissioner. Some time ago
William Tinsman announced himself
as a senatorial candidate. and Mayor
William Johnson. of Elsmere. last
night threw his hat into the ring.
The Christiana end OF the district
will have four election districts at the
election in 1916. There are ZOO Repub-
lican voters in the district. and the
effort will be made 10 carry the dis
trict-
Those present at the banquet last
+. ]
William Johnson, Darlington Finn,
William Tinsman, J. p. Groome, A.
Gamble, Lewis Guest, Magistrate
James Galloway, Ephraim Meyers
George Smith, j. c. Sinclair, Charles
I Kelly. W. Winthrup. David Jones, c.
McElwee, Robert Grier. A. L. Cham
bers. Robert p. Robinson, c. r. Mar
tin and h. c. Clark. The menu was
as follows:
Oysters on Half Shell.
Mock Turtle Soup.
Ffllet Of Sole. Tomato Sauce.
Celery en- Branche.
I Roast Young Turkey.
3 Cranberry Sauce.
Mashed Potatoes. Peas in Cream
Sugar Corn. salad Supreme.
Tinsman Pudding.
Royal Sauce. Rolls.
Coffee.
Ice Cream and Cake.
|, After cigars had been passed, Mr.
Tinsman raped for order, using tn,
: big night club presented to him by
r Mayor Johnson. He said in part thai
! he was glad to meet his friends tC
l. have little chat along political lines
The campaign is going to be a warn
: one during the coming year, and tn,
: boys OF Christiana hundred need I,
. be up and doing, he said.
= at is our turn for State Senator,
p he added, 'and we have the right Il
demand it. It is true that I have an
y nounced myself as a candidate 70
~ State Senator. But am In the hand
II OF the people. II there Is a stronge
n man, a better man and a man selecte
4. by the 700 voters off Christiana hur
dred. then Bill Tinsman will be baC
r. of that man. Mill Crek has her tw
1r candidates. but we only want on
h Christiana hundred needs represents
n ton in the State Senate
H. Mayor William Johnson said he wa
D. delighted to be among those preser
III and he wished to say that he is ais
a State Senatorial candidate. Chris
tiana hundred should be represente
in the State Senate and it is up I
is the workers and voters to pick th
l. winner. he said.
s. Darlington Finn said the 1916 can
Of paign will be the most important. IN
ge one knows who will be the candidate
Of but we do know we must nominal
z. men who will draw the full party voi
s: and We have several good, clean men
lp he said Let us have a clean, ope
Or fight and get the very best men
n Christiana hundred and for every o
e, fee and success will crown our e
nd forts"
nd Ephraim Meyers concurred with NJ
at Finn and promised to work har
along such lines
Arthur Gamble has no choice fC
State Senator at present but believe
St in cool headed work.
he Robert p Robinson said he col
at sidered this getting together Of Il
re boys a splendid thing. United a
he tion has shown to us how we
Christiana can win" he said. M
Tinsman has made a record in u
wOrl; as special officer in a distri
ar that was terrorized by burglars al
led tramps. Christiana hundred this tin
ra- deserves to get tho Senator"
vas J. p. GroOme, Charles Kelly,
Guest. G. +. Martin, James Callawa
- Robert Grier, George Smith al
> David Jones. all expressed their d
sire TO Join hands with the boys an
stand for a Christiana hundred ma
~ Julian G. Walker reviewed the wol
accomplished by Tinsman as cOun
constable. and said he Is fearless al
always On the job. Richardson Pa
RS. is the jumping of place OF burglar
and the city police cannot so o
I, there
is A rising vote Of thanks was Civ
49, Mr.. Tinsman, and after warm han
ms shaking time among those presei
tut they went TO their homes.
There is some talk that Senat
John NJ. Walker. OF Mill Greek hu
dred, may run again.