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Vail (CHARLES H an American)

CHARLES H., an American clergyman; born in Tully, N. Y., April 28, 1866; was graduated at St. Lawrence University in 1892; studied theology and was ordained in the Universalist Church; was pastor of All Souls' Church, Albany, N. Y., in 1893-1894. In the latter year he accepted the pastorate he accept of the First Universalist Church in Jersey City. In 1901 he was an unsuccessful candidate for governor of New Jersey on the Social Democratic ticket. His publications include: "Modern Social- VAIL ism" (1897); "National Ownership of Railways" (1897); "Scientific Socialism" (1899); "The Industrial Evolution" (1899); "Mission of the Working Class" 、(1900); “Socialism: What It Is and What It Is Not" (1900); "The Socialist Movement" (1901); "The Trust Question" (1901); "Militant and Triumphant Socialism" (1913); etc.