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Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04
Gave a Russian Tea.

Miss Arie Freligh gave Russian tea
Thursday at the residence of her pa
rents On Lyon-st. The occasion was in
honor of the Misses Jennings of Detroit,
who have been the guests OF Misses
julia Barlow and Emma Raymond. In
the evening Miss Raymond entertained
a company in honor of her friends, and
Friday evening Miss Barlow enter
tanned IN their honor.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04
Ears and Razaars-

Now that the long evenings are COM
ing there Is talk of fairs aud bazasrs.
The first TO be announced 10 the pro-
posed tar to be gwen the first of No
vember by the managers of the Chill
drens Home. IL will I've conducted on
a grand scale ana will continue for two
daya
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04
The True Laxative Principle

OF the plants used in manufacturing
the pleasant remedy, Syrup of Figs,
has permanently beneficial effect on
the human system, while the cheap
vegetable extracts and mineral solu.
tons usually sold as medicines, are
perman emily injurious. Beng well-in.
formed, you will use the true remedy
only. Manufactured by the California
Fig Syrup company.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04
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Peek 4 could. East ana Wealthy ave-
Thum Bros Schmidt. - CANA street
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X. Van Boehoye. Straight and West Futon
Thum Bros. l65 West Bridge
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Pages Drug store. Plainheld ave.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04

Mrs. NJ. II. Parsons dressmaking
parlors. room III Gilbert block, will be
open TO her patrons Monday, Septem-
Der 5.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-09-04

,ur way TO save money is 10 de-
HI post IN the Grand Rapids
Savings Bank at the corner
QcVT OF South Division and Fulton
ulo' streets. Your money viii
draw interest.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
Hartman Lecture Course.

Carroll ;. Hartman, manager or Hart
man hall, will inaugurate his lecture
course next Tuesday evening with the
Mozart Symphony Club. The program
will present Mr.. John +. Rhodes, vio-
llnist; Mr.. Mario Blodeck, violonceillst;
Mile Garcia Riegg, soprano; Herr
Charles kraushaar, flute virtuoso; Miss
Camille Toulmin, harp solOlst; Herr
Rlcnsrd Stoelzer, viola sololst, and
Herr Theodor Hoch, cornetist. In adj
ditlon 10 this excellent attraction, Mr..
Hartman has secured the below-men-
toned entertainers, which are IN the
mere mention sufficient recommends
ton: December /, Locke Richardson.
the great Shakesperian memorlZer and
reader; December l3, Row. Russell III.
Conwell, of Philadelphia, in his lect-
ure, columbus, the Silent Man.; De-
cember 10, The Anna Berger Concert
Com pany; January 10, Frank Dewitt
Talmage, the brilliant son of L. Dewitt
Talmage, In 4 popular lecture; January
%, the favorlte entertainer, Leland; Z,
Powers will give recitatlons from the
well-known Irish play. 1.-The Shaugh-
ram; February 9, the Temple Quar-
tette; February 16, The New York En-
gllsn Ballad Company; March 10, the
famous wit and humorist, Marshall p.
Wilder, who will be assisted 10y con-
cert company. The course will be
closed on March Is by the California
poet, Fred Emerson Brooks.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

covert insinuation that You rush to your
lawyer and wish To begin suit for
damages
The lawyer will tell you that the re-
mark is capable of variety of interpre-
tations. That the other side will at
once show that no woman is really and
literally any better than she ought to
be, nor, indeed. can any mortal on the
face of the earth make claim TO a condi-
ton so beatific that she may be de-
scribed rs being better than she ought
to be. So You see there is no ground
for complaint, and the lawyer, if he be
a conscientious one, will patiently ex-
plain to you just how the case stands,
and you decide not TO go on with the
scandal suit which you had conteua-
plated
The firm of Howe s. Hummel takes,
may say. almost no scandal suits. A
suit of this kind dies out by itself. Pro-
ceedings may be postponed for nine
months, and at the end of that time the
parties have either become reconciled or
have lost all desire to prosecute.
Another class of cases that come 30
Ms in great numbers, and which we are
unable to take, because of the hopeless
ness of carrying them TO a successful
issue, are the divorce suits which num-
berless women try TO bring against
their husbands. when they have no
actual proof. but simply suspicious
which are groundless in most instances.
A woman viii come to US and say:
"My husband is out late at night
When he comes home he Is the worse for
liquor. This thing has been going on for
so many years that patience has ceased
to be a womanly virtue. wish, there
fore. 10 get divorce from him, or. If
that is impossible in New York state, 90
get at least separation"
Now. it may happen that no one has
ever seen this man transcend the pro-
prieties Of what should and should not
be drunk. except the woman herself
No one viii bring actual testimony that
he is out late at night, so it Is impossi-
bic to do anything ut all in her case,
because her testimony as wife viii not
be accepted against her husband in a
divorce case. The usual expedient OF
the wife who claims that she is badly
treated by her husband. or that ne has
been guilty of an act of infidelity. is TO
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

paratisely easy, because you have only
- break down the tissue Of hes which
constitutes the false testimony on the
other side But II he h guilty, then you
must SCI 10 work and IND oat the best
possible way OF getting hlm OF clear.
lie has done wrong. but he has come
- his lawyer. just Is patient goes u
d physician 10 be healed OF the moral
iniquity and cured. 50 far a. the eye
OF the law lie concerned
lis il Legitimate" you ask, for a
lawyer % defend . man or womsn
when be knows thss in the eyes Of ths
law and the Lord the person Is guilty
aud should be punished for the es5l he
has doaep"
Yes, it is perfectly Legitimate. snd Is
90 held even by the courts of tnstsc-
that are the first IA attack a person for
the evil deed AS Lord Brougham sa Id
in his defense of Queen Cssolrnes "A
lawyer must use every Legitimate means
In his power To &c, his client free"
A case of this kind comes CO my mind
al this moment The case was ono Of =
young woman who was suing ID get q
certain amount of money, and | was
trying To prevent her from getting II.
The first thing / aimed TO do was TO
put her in a bad light with the Jury. SO
that the men would regard her as beng
a little doubtful both in word and
character. j had perfect grounds for
doing this, because the young woman
was undoubtedly of certain type of
adventures.
Let me sec," / said. you have
several aliases, have you notY'
II don't know what you mean" she
replied.
lyon are known by several names.
aren't your
Moo"
I'm what name have you broughtthis
suit?"
Jennie Matthew'S
"Are you not known as Jennie Nier-
steiner?'
"Ye-es."
"And as Jennie Fftzsimmons7~
"Ye-es."
That's three. And haven't you beer
called Jennie Hamlin?"
"Yees." And then, as an idea sud
denly occurred 10 her. she said: Mir
Hummel. there is another name that
am known by"
lis there? What is ft?'
Jennie Hummel."
OF course the laugh was on me, ant
the quiclc-witted little witness, who
was, by the way, only sixteen year,
old, enjoyed the pleasure of my dis
comfture, though won the case in th<
end
The best witnesses are nervous one,
who are afraid that they vii. never b,
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

The marriage Of Henry B..Stsbbfns
If Boston. Msss., snn Mes Ada =.
Hunt " lhis CITY. Thursdsy evening.
was irght, hhEJJy occasion The
bride hss ever teen noted for her
merry. sunny dsposibon and Der
wedding was characterlstic. There
were sfnflss sn6 congfsful atoms,
laughter snd gooT wishes eat 10 tssrs.
The ceremony was performed At
clock ~ tie Rev. Dr. Charles ~.
FiBnraT n tie pfesepoe ~ about fifty
intuats fFiencs ard relstTes. Then
q delicious vfdc ~ surper wss served,
the tsfls 'isIug beautRuiiy decorated
vth yfllov cifyssBth sfr q ms. BASKET
~ TIE lovely fower form ~ TIE cEn-
ief pleos. Ire white irs cream We
served n hesrf shsu ed rnUulfls. each
individual ssh fieFue fufrn runtea -
yellow rcsf Z Hisf Gertrude hlsuch-
sid tn > vscs dress 0f crepe sc
creme. ~ftH s h8ouef - yf lov roses.
SO tfe nif fd ~ fpsor, sud t.rf tHst
us-r va a. sfrs Garrison ~ Hcsfon.
Nesers john ~f~n Hnf ana fbsrirs
WFhfr uerf fhe usHrrs. 49, fhsres
EcaoeNsn 1assteT q csrtmgmss- Tue
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able to speak so as 70 be heard in court.
And the worst ones 20 tackle are those
who arc telling the truth. II witness
has truth on her side she may be ever
SO tiInid, but she VIII tel straight
story. and the most astute lawyer m
the world can neither shalze nor break
her word. II witness is telling lie
a clever lawyer viii make her tell an
other. and another. and another. until
she has woven such a network n lies
around herself that IT is compare ely
easy to break up one Of them, and 80
the whole structure falls through
The jury was against me, rs jurics
always are In such cases, for tbgy viii
invariably decide with the Individual
rather than with corporations and corn-
panies. Down with no1opolies.~ IA
the feeling uppersnost in the mind OF
she average juror.
had made mp my mind that the r1sen
was shsmming and that he could Eft
his arm II he usntcd 70. So. hoping To
make him do so. said TO him very pat
ronizingly;
Your arm is very painful, Is il notr
"Very"
''Excruciatingly soT'
YES. on. yesf
"And you have talked TO your doctor
about i;?"
Yes
And to yorr wife and neighborsy'
Yes
"And they all know that you cannot
lift it,
"Ycs. Oh yea
"Were Won able no If, II before the
accident2r
Yes
How high could YOU lift if7-
before he could think % thu conse-
ouences M uc1lf the iuiured arm with
the answer. "As hich as that way
above the mans head 20 show how
high he could lff. II before Il became
permanently stiffsned ~ the accident
OF course the roar IN The cur,rt ROOM
which sue.ee3cd this comp d'etaf Dun
founded tie shsramer ard he didn't
get bis damages. won my case giori-
ouslv.
What does II cost - 20 20 law u
costs SUMS widely varying ~ size. We
make the rich pay For the poor Many
Il orr most ceFelratesa criminal suits
are entirely FIR sweet char1tv's sake
became Use client Is unable - pay e
cent Ne take them becauss We fee
that vve can ssqsit them and scrre 3
victory vh ~ Others he-e fkRei
Where our clients sre rirh We ,hs-Fe
then lsrrs Sums and make then FlaT FL
Err 8 luup The lowest ~ for ci~orre
suit Is 1910 whore re ohe-Te anything
~ an TIE highest ve have ever -
-sivra for conducting sDrh suif q go.
oe3. tlss average = sbouf $500
A H Hr1xvrl4
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
General stage Notes

The greatest actor and the best friend
the profession of this present history
has had, Edwin Booth, IS very week
and feeble at the resort Lakewood.
y. j.
Lew Dockstader and his Ministries are
packing the theatres everywhere this
season.
William II. Crane will soon produce
a new play from the pen of Martha
Morton.
Edward f. Kldder. who wrote "a
Poor Relation and "a Peaceful Val
ley for sol smith Russell" is writing a
war play, which Will be called among
the Missing"
1t is estimated that over $50, 900 peo-
pie have passed their money into the
box Office to see "Ah Baba" at the
Chicago opera house.
Mckee Rankin and Fred Bryton are
drawing large audiences in Opie Read s
"a Kentucky Colonel.
Miss Isabelle Coe Mrs. Frank Nc
Kee). /. charming her audiences this
season as NiObe.
William II. Crane has a new comedy
written for him by Martha Morton
which IS to be put in rehearsal soon
aud presented as the opening play of
hi. annual New York engagement at
the star theater, beginning in January
next.
Stuart Robson has no equal on the
American stage IN his peculiar style Of
humor. That squesky voice of his ls
a fortune IN itselt.
Louis Aldrich hss signed a contrsc,
with Charles Frohmau to create the
leading part IN Augustus Thomas new
comedy, Surrender
Miss Fanny Davenport has Just pur-
chased a house in the suburbs OF Bos-
ton, and viii probably look upon the
Hub henceforth So her home.
Manager Charles 7. DAVIS has torn
himself away from hs beloved Alvin.
and is TeheaI sing for his tour IN alvin
Josiyn' AZ New York
Helena Modieska savs There is great
talent among American womca. have
erred with Georgia Cayvan-she hss
feeling. souI-aud laughed with Ads
Behsn- and Anne Russell and Mrs.
Booth-sl are ts.ented. Hut g - the
people. They have nc respect for ART
They and the star system. the love Of
money, XII artistic growth. The
Madam e dong very bad busnes-
this time In New Nork. A. n Palmer
SAYS that he q no; % take tAe manage
meat ~ = Boston theaser 60 he liza t
for him hy eK-trovsraof knes. ADD TIA
he nas 10 INTENTION If retiring per
mauentiv from New 1orz-The rev
impersi Nasic rail-. st broadway ard
2 wenfv- ninth street. wi be OPENED
next saturday There wa 20 variety
frem unt a then nsif hour "a
ballet followed ~ sn houT 0f her
ies4ue. eNtsr6 ~ The enterte aaae1t to
Midnight. Drinks being served in a.
parts Of the boase.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
Lobby Chatter.

Let not the ugly actress weaken.
Someone has found out that beauty
and brains divorced some time since.
Nine. De Stael was ugly. go was George
Elliott; Lady Mary Montague was Gun
tidy and sloyenly with face hldeousIy
Scared by small poI," and Margaret
Fuller the reverse of pretty. and Sarah
-well.-Duniap's Stage News.
Before leaving England this summer
Mr.. Willard secured for production IN
the United States play by Lord Ten
nvson, one Of the last messages sent by
the poet before the commencement of
the illness, which terminated so sadly,
being an expression OF pleasure at the
fact that Mr.. Willard was to appear In
paw of his.
"a Trip to Chinatown" celebrated il.
350th consecutive performances at
Hoyt's Madison square theater las,
week and 400 people were unable to
get sdmttsnee. On November the
successful play will have been IN New
York al entire year and Will be elsb0r-
stely commemorated by Messrs. Hoyi
4 Thomas.
The Bos'onisns will carry more PEG
Die IN their company this season than
ever before. The organization has
been strengthened. the orchestTs sug-
mented aud a whole car load of spe-
cal scenery veil be carried with them
on Their tour Iney commence their
season next month.
Thomas ". Kesne VII hsgin his On
EsIemeut a. Chicago next week with
~ elaborate production of Richard
ILL., Alalama' has not bit toe good
people Of Chicago fsvorahly. The sec
ond week OF ne propucton was far
from beng a success.
Nelte McHenTv seems % he IN =
swim 81 great prosperity this sea
son. Her new NAV. a Night So TIE
Circus" - veritsble gold mint. snt
everybody = g.sd 20 Sc Nellie ard
joan sUecessfnt
Ire nierlhersof Mtss T otts'scoupany
were treated very nicely. They we're
sUoved g name the sum fer whIcn
hey wonid compromise and tins they
we're immed steiy psid. Crest svnl-
psthy = expressed on tae Rialto for tie
ltte Coincidence.
iiavts a Texas steer ~ a Tn
b. Chinatown fell ia A Hels 10 tie
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
ABE ON THE FAIR
Incidents in the Daily Life of a
Well-known Lawyer.
WOMEN IN BIG LAW SUITS
A Case Where the Laugh Was on Abe.
Scandal and Divorce Suits-How
Women Deport Themselves.

A lawyer Is like q hacltman- He
stands ready TO carry you wherever you
want 90 go and 70 take your money for
30 doing, but If he sees that be h going
10 run you mp against stone wall he
will refuse TO take you in his care and
will tell you that you cannot 60 10
where you want 10 60.
AT least sixty out OF every hundred
cases that are brought 10 a lawyer have
TO be refused on the ground that there
is no cause for legal action. Suppose,
for example, woman meets you In
the street and calls out TO you in loud
tone OF voice:
miss Blank, you are no better than
You ought To be"
Several other people have heard the
remark, and you are SO indignant at the
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

hire a private detective 70 shadow his
footsteps Now. in p court ~ Justice,
the testimony q these private detec-
tives does NOT weigh a pin with either
the court or the iurT. tits claimed. and
perhaps rightly. that creatures ~ de-
sricsblo as - be willing - SOY ct pri-
vate individuals arc quite oapahle II
giving in false reports. Since they are
paid - frd ont something wrong about
q person they mnst ~ necessity bring
-, o reuort taat something hiss actually
been srlev ~ they will MT 81 their
pay.
Consequently. Il one q these private
5steefives should swear that - had
lookes in over The transom = the door
az a r1-ru ard had sehela drnrs quite
saf3-ient 20 c7nssitute grounds for ga
vorre IN Ec7v YORK. state, t4is testimony
vcnid p ~ renght
fThcr 3 -sse IS brought - rs re ssi
f-st. - al lawyers b. taat the whole
trutb - told 70 ~ Z Is not pasFifste
o. keep srvfbinz haels = t'le nnatter is
90 be h~ourhe - a successful iseae If
the ient IS innocent. the ease is com
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
Something New at Smiths.

Lavish indeed are the stock of ad-
lectlve. which tell of the features OF
the program prepared for the patrons
of Smiths theater this week. Den
Howe will, with the assistance of the
stock company, give comedy, which.
TO Judge from its title, will have much
local coloring, entitled, "Grand Rapids
10y Gaslight." Another comedy an
nOunced - "A Lady at Bath" in which
will be represented San Francisco
Chinese bath house. Besides there will
toe the usual run of speclsltles and an
afterpiece. Matlnees as usual, We'd
nesday, Friday and Saturday.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
special course at me Boston University
Law sehoOl.

special course az Inc Boston University
Law school.
Though educated for 3 profession
Mr.. rateum mas . good business train
ing, and for two years held the respon-
sole positIon Of western representative
81 Chicago OF the New England Granite
works Of Hartford, Conn, and westerly
Rhode Island, one Of the largest eon-
structlon and building companies n me
country, position which ne resigned
20 return 20 the law 10 1850. Ia lss9
Mr.. Tateum was married 10 Mary Adele
Morris. or THIS city. and they ENJOY :
large circle of friends II social life. In
1880 ne was elected alderman from the
Third ward, running ahead OF bis
ticket, Bat declined q denomination IN
1892. lie Is thlrty-fonr years OF age.
By education, training and experience
in municipal Affairs he Is particularly
well qualified 10 represent the Interests
of Grand Rapids IN the next legislature
and our citizens should see to It that
be Is elected.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

When Mr.. Rollins was in Bermuda
she found the negroes "a constant de-
light
one little girl, who told as her name
was Eleanor Beatrice Virginia Blanche
smith but that her mother called her
Minnie" FIR short. entertained as with
a hymn IN which occurred the remarka-
Die refrain.
And Wen All smell the hominv."
Tie true version, ~ va afterwsra
learned. iss
And ven I'll swell the harmony -
Youths Companion
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
On THE HOME STAGE
Return of the Veteran Player,
Frank Mayo,
IN POPULAR DAVY CROCKETT
The Hartman Hall Lecture Course-Msn-
ager Smiths PEogTsm-Glances AZ the
Stage, Local and General

There are probably many in Grand
Rapids who have never had an oppor-
tunity OF seeing Frank Mayo IN "Davy
Crockett" while there may also be
others who have seen HIM one or more
times. and are still anxious TO see the
simple back woodsman with MS blg soul,
unbounded courage and warm heart.
He has taken a backwoods hunter and
gwen him q nobility of soul and high
type of manlIness that commands the
whom he is introduced. He never
loses MS ldentity-never forgets that
he is what ne is. His heart is great
and broad, like the forest he rosms;
his love pure and simple, like the brook
IN which he laves, his words full of
poetry. but not the poetry Of the town.
ms stories musical as the song of BIRDS
and the whispering of summer leaves.
Mavo is an actor of whom the public
never become tired. and ne has the
faculty of invariably surrounding him.
self with good support. TINS season
Miss Anna Baxter is dong" Eleanor
~
| the critics IN the cities where the COM
pany has appeared she IS doing the
part fully as well AS Miss Kathleen
kerrigsn. who acquired considerable
fame for her rendition OF the wlnsome
Eleanor. Mr.. Mayo and his company
| will appear at the Grand opera house
each evening this week, beginning TO-
| night. Following Is the cast:
1 I.. n ha
| Mai. Royston. guardian 20 Eleanor.
Oscar Cram ptOn. schemer.-.--.E lwyn Stevens
| Neil Champion. his nephew-..-trank 8. King
/ Parson AinswOrth, a backwoods par
| son.............. m .................W VIM Mcguire
Big DAM Geo. Leonard
mixers, 1. Raymond
Briggs hunter Curtis
| atson, al old servant..--..........H. Duncan
| Quickwltch. lawyer .......--....-.. IN Graham
Bob Crockett. Dayy's nephew
| ..........- Little Katie Browne
| Eleanor NHughD.sn OrpEan.Mlss Anna Baxter
| Dame Crockett. Days mother r.. -.
Mrs Jas. Ii. Browne
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

He isfter the Introduction fon't
suppose yau remember me. hrlt think
We usei 20 BE- IN the same Sunday school
class fc9ether
Sie-i ,ian think so. When ! vss a
ittie girl IN Sencay school I was always
IN = girls class.
He But this was when you were
teacher TERta. /.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

Lawyer and Citiz-n-Mernb-r OF the City
Council
The snhlect Of this sketch, William
Aldrich Tateum. issuother nominee Of
the recent republican convention for
reprssen iative % the legislature. He
declined 10 allow bis name TO be pre-
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23
THREE OF THE BEST
Republican Nominees for Rep
resentatives.
ANDERSON, TATEum AND ALLEN
These Ara RspEesentany. Citizens Of
the Valley City Worthy
u support.

Few mel are better fitted 30 discharge
sne duties tsyolving upon the once OF
representative from TINS district than
Jeremiah III. Anderson His entire
career has been spent within THIS con
gressi0nal district. Tie has witnessed
tAs growth and development OF tins
city for the past forty years. lie has
been Icent. ned with the lab0Tinz classes
ali Of this time. Today ne IS = maui
facturer, dong 4 prosperous buslness.
He has represented as ward IA the
city council ~ all of his career Mr..
Anderson has maintained reputation
for manly ignIty and moral rectltude
that a above reprOach.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-10-23

s>ntsd 20 the convention. srd vas -
The hr1e absent from the city. but.
loysl 81 his party, he wi make the
canvass
Mr. Tstsum "a lawyer hv profession
ard stands hiSh among the Younger
members of the Grand Rspids bar tie
has a pleasing address, fore bic
speaker snd dshster, and would ably
I'll he position Tor whlca be AS been
named.
ufs Qualifications
Mr.. Tsseum has had the advantages
"a a csli ege education. beiag yratu-
sts 81 Wesleyan university At N'dd.e-
towu, Conn. TIE prepared for atm's-
son a. the bar "a = STUDENT for { 70
wears sith she ffcn John r. Buck snd
sx-Judgs Arthur Exgiesf0n. ono Of tse
Leading isv firnis m the state, ~ Hart
fsFd, Conn, iesvlug them 90 tske a