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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08
WARRENTON

Especial TO The Times -Dtspatcn
Warrentcn. Va. September 7.-Maior
r p OHera, United States Army. and
family OF Washington. Hon Eppa
Hunton and family. o. Richmond VIII
liam u PAYNE and Harry and winston
faNne' ~ Washington left this week
ing the summer IN Warrenton as the
guests OF Mrs NJ y Green
ho2ert Nelson. wife and daughter.
Mss Peter of Washington. Miss Court
nome Of Mrs NJ NJ Green
Mrs NJ Ross. Of New York. and
Ms william 2. Mason: Of Washing
inc home q Dr and Mrs :. d. Ken
nedy. near Warrenton returned this
week to their homes
Mrs Roland T Thorpe. Of Norfolk
ne White. sulphur Springs ss the
guest Of Mrs John r. Iooe At her
nome on Culpeper street
PEBBLES and FitzhuEh PAYNE. OF
Ms Jennie NJ PAN
Miss Kitty pniiiips mas returned to
nsr home ia Warrenton after visit
70 New York and Philadelphia
Mrs Amanda Wright. who has been
visiting relatives IN Cambridge Nd
has returned 70 her home here. and
mas as her guest Mrs Mary Miller. of
Md reached Wsrrcnton on sunday
last. and with Mrs HARRINGTON. spent
the past Weekend at the home Of Mrs
81. T. sewers, near Wnrrenton. Mr.
and Mrs harrington returned to Cam
orldSe on Monday last
AIRS Walter Hancock Cook. who has
neen At tho home Of her father T. y
Fletcher returned on Saturday last
10 her home in Baltimore
MISS Emily W Fletcher. Senator G.
La / Afrx
Iohn Il Turner who have been spend
ING some time in Atlantic Guy. re-
'uIned 20 Warrcnton on SUNDAY last
MISS Ida Pollard Evans was hostess
10 tne keadlus club on Wednesday OF
tho past week
Mrs l. II Chamberlain and children
and Miss Carroll Collins arc spending
some time At MIS- Charles i7oram's at
Miss Gertrude IiodFkins has return
cd To Warrenfon after an ahscnc. IF
several weeks ;pent with friends and
relatives in Washington and Mary
land
Miss Florence Boston Of warrenton.
returned ON Mondav 10 tho state Nor
MAJ school in Farmyille. where she is
Mrs W. H. COOK. o: Baltimore. has
returned to warrcnton Cor several
weeks after visiting In the city sew
eral DAYS
AleNander Hamilton Jr. who Is max
lllS MS nome IN NdSnln2 ton. is in
Narrcnton for several days with lis
parents, Mr.. ana Mrs Alexander Hamli-
ton
Miss Theodosia Markell left this
week for Washington. where she vii
spend several weeks with her sister.
Miss Lula Markell
Miss Julia Findlav. of Baltimore is
spending some time nj the home OF
Mrs r. r Rritton
Mrs Nina TIinckin who has heon tho
guest of Mrs Frank Carpenter and
Miss Margaret Lee. at Fort Totten. y.
y. retuEned 10 her home here on Tues
DAY night.
Miss McJ<im and MISS Bessie VIII
liams. of Baltimore. Mrs. Fuller and
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08
WEST POINT

lSpecial TO The Times Dispatch
West Foint. Va. September 7-Carl
Maskey secretary OF the Old Dominion
Industrial Corporation. left Friday fur
a vacation. which he will spend at his
nom" In Cleveland. ..
Mrs l.. Z. Edwards OF Richmond.
VINO has been guest in tho home Of
Robert G Car len for several days. has
returned home
+. G Garden left Thursday for a
visit with mis- family in Chase CITY.
Miss Gertrude Pitcher. daughter OF
Montague Pitcher. has loft with Miss
Mary Pumphrey TO attend 81. rdith's
Catholic Seminary in Bristol Miss
fumphrcv has been student there
several sessions
Mrs Thomas r Baker and children.
visiting Mrs. Martha stark mother Of
Mrs Baker have gone to Washington
To visit sister. Mrs w r TrigR
Lncius Gregory. IF the Governor
star. paid visit to friends in West
Point this week
Richard Smith. Of Savannah is visit
ing his sister Mrs William n Reli
Mrs Philip Gibson. ~ Richmond. Is
The guest in the Gary Home. Mrs J.
~ Gary is her sister
Mise NJ. @. Trice and Mrs William
Healy are visiting George f. Trice.
in Hampton
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HIGHLAND SPRINGS
speci7ito Tho mines Dlspatch-


Highland Springs Va. september -
Among the leading events Of tho past
week. was a surprise party givcn Mon
day night at Tho oaks the homo Of
Or and AIRS Fred White. i'm honor Of
their daughter Miss Kathleen White
Those present were Misses villa col
lns. Jean and GLADYS Munroe. Elsie
Stovall. Margaret Frs MARY neierhor.
Sadie GRAY. Flossic Foster Ercolle
Beadles Pearl Iipscomb. Kathleen.
Elizabeth and lean White. Masters
Dudley Collins. Alfred Fry Willie
Mann. Leslie Gray Harold and Gray
gard Stovan Henry Roasley. f.crav
Foster. Collina. RSadles. Archie Munro.
George and Ernest White. Or ana Mrs
Frederick White Games and music
added 70 the enjoyment Of the evening
and refreshments We're served
The entertainment given nv tho Man
dolin club on the night Of September
was a most ENJOYABLE occasion Music
and dancing Ware the features of the
evenings pleasure
Mrs Vinal and daushter Miss Nelie
arc also At home after deliEhtful So
jonrn Of the summer months In Alton
Mr. Bartlett and family moved dur
ms the past week from Richmond 70
Highland springs. where they viii
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BRISTOL
rsnecial d AZ rimes-n.snatch

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Bristol Va. September "a delight
ful social event of the week was a
surprise party given at the home Of
Miss Mary Horne. al Glade Spring The
large number Of guests included soy.
eral young people from Bristol Games
We're played Miss Bess Oglesbv and
Ernest Oglcsbv won the prizes in an
observation contest Refreshments
were served by Misses Helen Allison
and Margaret Horne
Miss AIary stuart. daughter of
Evangelist George r stuart nj Cleyc-
land Tenn, viii Wed J. Dale Stentl. m
November The wedding wUl bo sol
emnized at Cleveland Miss Mary Con
daughter Of former Governor John J.
Cos. OF Bristol VIII bo on, OF the
maids at this weddire
Misses Rosa Leo Cant and Mary
Gaut are visiting relatives i'm Cbatta-
noosa, before entering the University
Of Illinois
Susie. have returned from Cincinnati
and Portsmouth .. where they spent
a few weeks with friends
Mrs Bergin Of New York, who
visited in Johnson city is the suos, OF
the Misses Hobson here
Misses Olive and Ethel Williams lett
this week FOR Lexington, Ky. and Gin
oinnati. where they viii be the guests
OF friends for few weeks
Moses sexton. after a visit to pr
\ II Reeve and other relatives here
has returned to Washington. n. c.
NJ. r DeNault. who was the gues,
Of his sister Mrs 2 s Kendrick. for
2 week. hes returned to New Pork
CITY.
Mrs s Y Tulkerson ana Miss Marsie
3ln caldwell have returned frorr lin
VILE. y c. where thev ioinad the golf
PLAYERS for a few DAYS
Mrs. I. n Johnson and daughter
Miss Hazel, are spending month with
relatives at Radford. and Princeton
~. Va
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All leftover Raincoats reduced make room for new
goods
Sd :'5 : end s 3 s"'''ee Rubber Raneo' S1.9S
,sris Enc now ana ,'oo NA"e0a'1 Of twill IA" ma 1898
eoe5s sad 5000 lo''' !" odd sizes and $500
nd f ba5 F ao% e'aven'' tar" navy $3.50
Great Waist Values at Small Figures
Lot L. includes Stripe Taieta Shirts and Fancy
embroidered Chfons that were s54s and C. 40
Lot II includes Fancy Chffons in all shade q 2 90
lace and taifetas values up to $1,000, now 1910
. lai,Iored shirts in white and stripe madras TO-
A Sale Of Ladies' and Misses
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WILLIAMSBURG
I Special 10 The Times-Dispstch !


Mrs v p. Holt and dauEhter. Miss
Julia, spent the week hero with Major
and Mrs. II. T Armistead
Mrs W. II Jones. of Richmond who
has been the guest OF Mrs j. IL stone.
returned home the nrst OF the week.
Mrs r. I. Griffith. % Columbus Ga.
VINO MAS also Mrs stones guest. IS
now at virginia Beach
Miss Mary Ware Gait has been the
guest OF Mis- sue Rarron Emmerson
al tho Emmerson cottage. Virginia
Beach tho past week
former student at william and Mary.
spent couple OF DAYS I'm Williamsburg
TINS week. preparing to enter Wash
ington aud Lee for tho law course next
alr and Mrs A. J. Barnes have re-
turned home from visi, to relatives
In Eewpoft News ana D.ascond.
ne heV. John Hethorn who has been
oxford uniTersity England. has re-
turned to williamsburg ana viii
preach TO MS congregation In the Pres
nyietian Church Tomorrow At the
NJ and Mrs Dudley cowles. Of At
lanta' and 1frs Cowios. OF Dscond
mother OF NJ Cowles. are now on a
EI,Fropean trip Of several weeks
S1iss Mary Branch Spencer has re-
turned from visit tn her sister. Miss
Mamie Spencer. in smyth County
Pr Van = Garrett. who mas heen
doing special work At the University
nome
D. and Mrs H. E Bennett and DR..
sna Mrs $ Wilson. who have been
returned 70 WILLIAMSBURG
y . Spencer Of Waynesboro.
stopped over In WILLIAMSBURG the hrst
0! the week to visit relatives. leaving
Monday for Baltimore
tlrs : keuredv and fftffa
ter, Of Wiliiston. 5 e. are here on
y,isit 20 Mrs. kenaedy's sister Mrs c
Ms John ". tones vas in Farmvil.
THIS week. whore she went TO enter
hey daughter. Miss Pear a, the Normal
School
81, M 2 Brooks and son, Monta-
relatives in Stanton
Mrs Richard " Crawford and little
da1ghter eft Wednesday for Dublin.
AT and Mrs T. II. Gcddy and sons.
George. Ben and Vernon. have returned
from an automobile trip TO Black
James r. Christian. who has been
9nier County. has returned to VII
ilaInshurs Mrs Christian will remain
In fauauier TIL October
Robert Henley. a well known New
visit to hts brother. Norveil l.. Hen
ley has returned North.
NJ and Mrs Thomas Duncan and
On idrer. Of Newport News. We're guests
II irSday OF SIR and Mrs c. j. Per
Misses Edna and Lula Brooks viii
Leave here about the middle OF sop
'em3er for Warrington D c.. to re-
main several months
Mrs p p PEBBLES and Miss Helen
Palmer OF Norfolk. who have been
visiting MrF- PEBBLES mother. Mrs "
II Brai waite. have returned home.
W II Seblett Of Lunenburr A
FORMER William and Mary student.
spent several days her this week ~
VIII leave next week with 7 II Gedd,
lr-. OF Williamsburg for Lexington
" mere they VIII take the law cours.
at WASHINGTON and Lee.
Miss Louise S=rviente spent the week
with relatives in Hampton
Miss Pitman. Of charlottesville ar
rived here this week to visit hcr
brother. the Rev ? " 7 P;trao. ana
Mrs Ptman. Miss Ella P.trnan Who
has been visiting relatives In Lynch
orrr FOR several weeks has returned
home
Mrs z x. HARDWOOD AMI children. ~
Newport News. who have spent the
past two weeks here With Mrs Ear
WOOD : parents, Mr. ana Mrs r. T
Casey. returned home Thursday.
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ASHEvILLE


Ashevlle. y c. September T-One Of
the most ENJOYABLE events Of the week
was Mrs. John Access tea which was
given At nor home on Baird street
Marguerite Roman a color scheme
or green and white was carried out in
tho decorations and the serving Of tho
menu Miss Adeie DuFour received
the guests al the door. and Miss Isa-
belle Cook. Miss Helen I.oomis and
Miss Cuthehcrt DeFour served refresh
ments The receiving line was com
posed OF Mrs Alfred Roman. Mrs John
bascom Anderson and Mrs J - Tate.
The AFFAIR was largely attended
Miss Mary Pemberton OF Concord
G.. VINO has been the guest OF Miss
Isabel Harris for the past several days
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make their future home MIR Bartlett
having bought property on Fern Ave-
nu"
Mrs IIarsrove and daughter. Miss
Lula iiarsrovc. of Baltimore. are visit
Road
Miss Georsine Watt. OF Charlotte ~
g. vii snond the month Of September
visiting friends and relatives in Etch-
mond ana in Henrico COUNTY.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08

Miss Wood. OF Cleveland. O.. Mrs viii
liam Campbell. mother and sister Of
Augusta. Ga. are among the recent ar
rivals at Carter Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs George Wilmer. former
" q Washington. but who have for
some time made their home in Corozal
Panama. reached Warrenton on Tues
day night and are guests at the nome
OF NJ. nd Mrs George 3. Stone.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-09-08

Loudoun County. where she will be a
member OF the Lincoln High school
faculty the coming session, after visit
O.; several weeks with her brother. &
w. Bushong.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-01
INDUSTRIAL, EDITION
FARMERS FREE PRESS

The Industrial Edition Of the Farm.
efs Free Press, published last Thurs.
day is causing much favorable Ncom.
ment among those that have seen this
immense publication. Nearly every
firm in Marion and many surroundln,
counties are given splendid wrlteups
The press work is artlstically done
J, Five tons of paper were consumed
in the publication of this issue con.
sisting OF seven sections OF eight
pages each. While the paper was
printed on Thursday the regular date,
the mail was so heavy that it could
not be made up until Saturday. The
mail was conveyed to the postofIice in
a three horse wagon.
The Industrial Edition of the Farm.
ers Free Press Is one OF the best pa.
pers Of its kind ever published in the
State. It will be valuable as a refer.
ence and this issue will be preserved
for future years by those that are for.
tunate tosobtain one.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-01
PERTlNEMT sTuEE

In these piping hot political times,
5the Fairmont West virginian's lead.
ing editorial is "How to Climb d
Snow..eapped Mountain" The infor
nation is valuable. we are in favor
8of the Democratic party going right
up and staying till after the Novem.
der election. Parkersburg State Jour.
nal. ~,
We do not kow OF anything more
appropriate to write about during
these hot days than climbing a snow.
CAPPED mountain. We go strong on
the theory that anticipation is almost
as satisfying as realization but we
do not care to enter into debate
with the esteemed State Journal on
that subject until some time In the
Referring to the subject of politics
once more, II. we may ibe Tardoned&For
dragging that question before the peo.
i pie I'M cherato square ourselves With
our Pafkersburg contemporary q. II
might DE hertlnent to remark thatahe
subject has not gotten warm enough
here Vet, to melt any collars.
= W o "
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-01
COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

Francis S. Book, Admir-. &c, VS.. Cor
della B. Taught ct al.-In chancery.
To Francis S. Book, administrator OF
William A. Taught, deceased, plain
tiff. and Cordelia b. Taught, VII.
liam Taught. an infant, Harold
Haugt, an infant, Gladys Taught, an
infant, Leone Haught, an infant,
John NJ. Traugh, |. J. Culp, J. NJ.
Haggerty, The Bank of Pennington,
. corporation, Underwood Supply
Company, U, S. G, Lyons, Farming.
ton Mill Company, a corporation,
and Joseph Deitch, defendants;
In the Circuit Court OF Marion coun.
ty, West Virginia. in chanccry.
You and each OF you will'take notice
that in pursuance OF decree OF said
court, entered on the 18th day of June
1912, in the .chancery cause therein
pending, wherein you are the parties
complainant and defendant, have
fixed upon TUESDAY, THE Both DAY
OF JULY, 1912. at my office in tn,
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-01
PEOPLES FORUM

The following editorial from the
Pittsburgh Gazette.Tlmes was given
the West Virginiau by prominent
Republican with request that 1t be
published Since Divergent views have
already been given space in these cot
umns the request TO publish this artl.
Gle is freely granted. The West Yir.
gilman takes no responsibility for any
matter published in Its columns cred.
tied 10 other newspapers or signed by
the writer's and the same may or may
not express its views. Such matter Is
published as q matter OF Information
and the reader has the privilege Of
forming his own opinion therefrom:
y. ;si1 Contested Delegates. AZ
Friends Of Coils Roosevelt. md the
Colonel himself are trying to make
capital and, create sympathy out Of
certain proceedings in the Chicago
convention. For example. the Roose-
welt people, when they made their
stand on rs disputed seats, Insisted
that the rs Sitting delegates should
not be permitted to vote In the pre-
p " ~ :
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-01
City Of Fairmont, Marion county

City OF Fairmont, Marion county, Il
Virginia, as the time and place for be.
ginning the execution OF said decree,
an abstract Of which. is as follows:
Upon consideration OF all Of which,
It is adjudged, ordered and decreed
that this cause be, and the same Is
hereby referred to A. L. Lehman, one
OF the commissioners in chancery Of
this court, to take, state and report
an account showing:
"First. What personal estate. the
said William A. Taught owned at the
time of his death. the character and
value thereof,
Second. What disposition, II any,
was made OF said personal estate by
| the plaintiff, Francis S. Bock,' Admir-.
of William A. Taught, deceased, and
how much, II any OF said personal es'
tate is now In the hands OF said adj
ministrator available for the payment
OF any debts against the estate of said
William A. Taught, deceased.
!
Third. A settlement of the adj
ministratorship Of the estate of said
William A, Taught deceased, by said
Francis S. Book, his administrator.
Fourth. What debts said William
A. Taught owed at the time of his
death, to whom they are payable
their nature and their respective
amounts and priorfties.
Fifth. What real estae was owned
by. the said William A. Taught at the
time of his death; its quantity, de
scription and location.
sixth. Aud such other matters n!
any party in interest may require, tht
same>leing pertinent, or such othel
matters as the commissioner himsel
may deem pertinent; whether so re
quested or not"
NJ At which time and place you are re
Quired to be present.
Given under my hand this goth da.
OF June, 1912
N f A. L, LEHMAN,
Commissioner.
HARRY SHAW,
Counsel for Plaintiff.
July 4, Is, 90.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-01

Iliminars baslness Of the convention.
and pecialiy. on motions felatinE y
contested seats. he purpose u tsils
objection was 70 reduce the Tat
strength below 4 tna36tisy q Tue
whole convention a ell give
the ant! .Taft force i d ifS i6rI I'd as
Eterlnlning contests. IL rsrtiied
that sitting delegates eolidsi be dc,
prfyed Of tbelr. votes only IN iisssihE
upon their own Gases, hht that ltbe9
had the right to vote on hlI other con.
tests. That is I'd say. the Two. dele
gates from the Fourth California dis-
litrict were not called when the Fourth
California case was up, but me antlIne
they voted on ali intervening cases.
from Alabama. Arizona and Arkansas
Cot Roosevelt denounced this az rob.
Ebers by pleceneal. AS q. matter OF
'actlt @as the only logical way in
which toShandlc the situation. II the
Roosevelt contention, which would ex.
cludeaall contested delegates from all
preliminary motions. were to obtain,
then the course of candidate in the
Colonel's minority position would be
simple. Let him but manufacture a
sufficient number of contests to strip
the other side OF It's apparent major
lily by suspending the right Of dlsput-
ed could run away with the conyen-
ton. the nomination aud everything
else, Or II all conteuding candidates
resorted to the contest game, and
votes were suspended. the convention
might find itself without a quorum.
Again, as is well known, the most
bitter controversy was over the
Fourth California case. California
has a primary law which authorizes
the election OF national district dele
gates by the State Republicans at
large. The rules OF the National con.
vention require that the Republican
electors OF districts shall in no case
he denied the right to elect their own
delegates. Applying the primary re.
turns to the Fourth district the Taft
managers found that the Taft dele-I
gates had majority. Waereupon they
claimed the seats. This claim was con.
firmed by the National committee,
then by the committee on credentials
and finally by the convention. If this
had not been done the unltrule, which
was abrogated in the National con.
vention OF 1880 would have been re.
established, districts would have been
deprived of the right OF direct repre-.
sentation, and districts in which Dem.
ocrats are in the majority would have
their delegates to Republican National
conventions selected by Republicans
from other sections OF the State.
Nor is that all. II California has
the right sto pass a State law which
is binding upon voluntary association
Of men whose organization Is nation.
be mn end IN national rarties Alec
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-01

There was entirely too much Bryan
ct Baltimore to suit many of the Fair.
mont Visitors TO ethe convention and
many Of them have returned to watch
the battle ut a distance. The progress.
slye principles of Bryan do not suit
tile leaders OF the West Virginia be.
snoerSryI,. =. ~. L..
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-01

Bryan has seemingly tried TO gel
the Baltimore convention to throw
him out, and many OF the delegates
would ike 10 do It but they do moi,
know just where he might light II
they did pitch him overheard. He
dares them to make q move.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-01

Bryan can name most any man at
baltimore except himself. Hehas. the
conyentIon clicked to a frazzle.' He
has taken poor Charley Murphy's to
.bacco away from him and thrown his
hat IN the river but-Marphy. does not
want to fight. He may yet rub sand
in his hair and tie knots In his clothes
before the convention adjourns.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-01
LOOK PARK AIRpoME.

Loop Park Airdome opens tonight
with the Carroll Comedy Co., high
class dramatic attraction presenting
the beautiful melo-drama, I'm the
Rogues' Gallery" with three acts.
mat Dantzic the Georgia Cotton Bios.
SOM" James Johnson, eccentric com:
edain and whistler, also Edmonds and
Gaylor, those comedy sketch artists,
in their singing and dancing act. This
combination gives Fairmont theater1
goers four acts Of high class drama
and a feature vaudeville bill. A cool
place to enjoy the hot evenings. The
show starts promptly at 8 O'clock.
Good seats and everything new and
clean. Prices, 10 and 2oc.t Come early
and stay late.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-01

Bryan has made apublic exhibition
Of the 80 figures that Charley Muir
ply brought with him from New York
and the whole country has enjoyed
the show.
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l7fa TotaII SIlol1'


en- the sign When YOU are loo king 40
/ aSRrperiur ghrEsent II t&H ices. oal
name eqsrIqs vita Al rsllRSilttyspFo
sressiSehEss and a faculty q furnish
Ing the best goods 10 be secured ap{
Offering them at the lowest prices. con
.sisteat With fair business methods
When yoa want the bcst. Clothes a
bed rock prices come 10 eilkeson,s. :.
!. r. etEKEsoN
<Ast. Footers 1ye Works.
The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1912-07-01

For those who care. Royal Scarlet
Brand Conee- Walter 8 Hyland.