Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-10
LILLY WHITES" BAR
NEGROES OF PARTY
FROM 6. O. p. MEET

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cratic party roundiy for it's dis
| franchiscmcnt" record. an enthusiasts
nc republican created Il little dis
| turDanc" at the door. a colorcd man,
not Il member of the Pollard dciega-
ton, but IL late arrival. and ono
whose knowledge of tho volstcad
law was \/lcntly confined to the
| nrrcst suspicion that such q thing
did exist. "brcczcd" up to tho door
ana started To walk up the stairs.
lie was stopped by policeman. II.
proclaimed himself an Abraham Lin
coin Republican aud invoked the
United states Constitution and all It's
| amendments. except the Eighteenth,
in declaring that he had IL right to
enter.
| "Ef IL Lincoln Publican CANT get
in hcah." he shouted. trying to break
| through his captors. "tls.n Use a Mild
cat Publican and lse gonna scratch.
| lie stiugelcd for moment in an
effort to break the grip of the police
men. but they held him firmly, a
Few minutes later the municipal
! hurry-up wagon arrived ana III.
Lincoln Wildcat Publican. surround
ed by policemen and the aroma at
corn liquor wns hustled in ana away.
colonel Andcrson's speech was not In
,crrurtud ~ the incident.
an'r'r>an Flags Drmocrnts.
Colonel Anderson charged the
democratic party with having in
'cased taxation 500 per cen, in the
last twenty years" ana declared that
many or tn" States taxation ills were
due 10 the army or 5000 De S.--ratic
uilicchOidrrs in Virginia 30 said
there w"r" ;lat many State and local
of'iccholicrs in tn. state anu tina,
they constituted "a i'rnctorian guard
, that wa. far more menace TO vir-
tthia's liberties ana institutions than
was its Infamous nam"Sakn and pre-
dcccssor IN the worst stages or I2o-
man decay
Colonel Anderson. while saving that
he held both n. st. George Tucker
hnd l.. Lee Trinkle. Democratic con-
tenders for Euhr rnntorlai honors. in
tho highest esteem. ridiCulcd tho
platforms az both.
Quo thinks ihut he Is going FOR
ri ana that his opponent iR going
Inward said the colonel. when.
II matter of fact. both are standin.:
After declaring that all the citizens
he state must he ''rc-"ntra ucilisch ''
h colonoi sat down. amid thuu,l"-e
q: nnpinusc.
Colonel Anderson was followed hy
'"deral Prohibition Supervisor Il. n.
'Nilcr. who. in brief address
a considerably to his reputation
g. humnclSt. MIR Fnlwilcr is known
n the Chauncey Dcpow Of the Nir-
ginia 6. q. l.. i;ut in the cours" of
Ills address he has hiv serious mo-
i1cnts, and when they appeared last
IL isht he employed them To roast"
he Democrats for what he termed
-. N-l.. IL.
His remarks were frequently inter-
ruptcd by both laughter and applause.
II was decided that each of the
ninety Delegates Ia the convention In
Norfolk should have onc-half vote.
The city Republican Committee WAS
empowered 10 name candidates for
all city Offices. tho men chosen by
the committee 10 he the official rep
Cscntativcs Of tho PARTY at the polls.
Candidates for the state senate from
Richmond Will also he named.
The names of number Of women
appear among the list of those sent
ms delegates and altcrnatcs 10 the
Norfolk convention. The delegates
ard nltcrnatcS are:
pclera,cs,colensl Henri w .AnIerson'
lscHmsn r T"y ,"t,,. 'Shh pol,r ' Tha
II. r. iellson. Henry S. wnlierst.in, Oscar
Hooker. JoS"Dh r. brady. Mrs. Arthur NJ.
Cannon. Il. u. Eldridgs, James - Brady
d., Mrs. ". Gay smith; Mrs, Mildred Nc
Elrath. II. Arthur Bny!isi. Ralph r. Har-
Marchant. {. NJ. Mosby. ucorue l.: snyder,
Mrs. Myra 6. Mnrchant. Mrs G NJ. Msby.
John +. stone. Miles ~. Williams.
DsloGst,:s w; Z: Merton; Mira ri wdai
O. e. iIockctt. Frank u. druohs. Frcdrrieh
l.. KrcrgeI. Moutc ID. stone: jos. j.. Jorn-
SON John Aarmhein. Mrs. VI. +. DE Wit.
John r.. Rynll. Lawrence Is DAVIS; VI J.
". Walden, Joseph l.. Woodbridge. II. +.
Waidrop. John 4. Bllcy. Frank T. Camp
bell CYRUS TcaIc. II. T. Freeman. II. l..
1.ockcti. Forest J. Mitchell. Joseph
Deiesa,cs--o. II. Russell. pr. Francis W.
Upshur. +. u. punford. Ir.., hen. W.
Mannell. Dr. Zen. y. li.rh u. NJ. stewart.
W. l.. luminous. Joseph w. stewart. iinrry
r. simpson. T. II. i'orr. g. j. Shclburn.
irwin Mrs, +. ". Tcrnivai, +. i. ni;,nsr.
Marcuse Simeon NJ Atkinson, Alfred i.
Kirsh Edwin l.. Levy j. II. short Miss
Louise \. Stephenson: Frank O'conn"li.
H. T. Ferguson. Leslie H. Drew. 4. q.
lrstow. L. NJ U'and. y. y. Page Z. j.
Nltrrnaics-,Mi;cheil waddii. W. +
remnant. Walter II. Cohn. Claude ". Dean.
L. u. iIarris. a J. Armstrong. G. u.
!Iardcnherg. Irving Held, Henry u. Arm
iics,er s /. Thomas. g. \. ovcr;on. j. Il
helm. Herman wegman. a. CARL. r.. e.
Butter. George g. Porter. j. ;. Vincent.