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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31
Emma Young. of Youngsville La, are tho
guests OF Mrs. W. o. Finch
Eddie Voolfolk. OF Ash!and. is visiting
Mrs. l.. T. Voolfolk. g; Mulberry Place.
ONANCOCK
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Onancock. Va. August 3o.-Mr. and Mrs
Harry Hopkins. OF New York: Ernest Meade
and Miss Eliza Meade. OF White Post: Miss
Ruth Gusts. OF Eastviie. and Robert s
Hopkins and Finley Gayle. OF Norfolk re-
Gently visited 'lngieside." the home OF Mr.
and Mrs. Robert l.. Hopkins.
Miss Constance s. Taylor has returned
from three weeks visit to DR.. and Mrs
Wortiey +. Rudd Saturday.
Misses Catherine and Virginia Custis went
to Eastville Saturday to spend three weeks
with their aunt, Mrs. John I.eatherbury
Miss Sarah Fitzgerald is back from a triD
to Hallwood
Miss Louise Mason. OF Parksley. is visit
Ing her aunt Mrs w. j. Doughty
Captain and Mrs ". F. Joynes are homo
from Orkney Springs
Miss Alice Woodward and Master Wood
ward White. who have been the guests of
Mrs John S. NAPLES. lief, for baltimore
Monday
Miss Mamie Hickman. of Hampton IS
the guest OF Miss Gabra NAPLES.
Tho family or Frank Waiter, after oc-
cupying their bungalow Tor two months
let Tor Washington to-day
are tho guests OF their niece Mrs Samuel
D. Landlord Of Franktown.
Mira John w Rogers. guest at the home
OF Mr. Spencer r.. Rogers has gone to her
home in Richmond.
Mrs g. Douglas wilkins and two children
are back from WachapreaEue where they
were the guests OF Miss Annie Rita NAPLES
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SOUTH BOSTON

South Boston, Va. August so-Miss Rov
Ioveiaee. CT Wilson. y C, is the guest OF
Miss Sallie Lovelace. Jenrers Street
James <. Lipscomb. OF Richmond, was
among the visitors here this week
MISS Patterson, OF London. England is
the guest OF Mrs. John Walker this week
Mrs. F j. Davis and son are spending
the week In Lynchburg.
Miss ALA Morton. OF CIarksville Is tho
guest OF Mr. and Mrs. John D. Fry, on upper
Main.
r. s. Barbour and his little son. Robert
are In Atlanta this week
Mrs. w. d. Pettus IL spending the week
In Danville. visiting her sister. Mrs c. s.
Anderson.
Miss Leila Walters OF Blanch. y. C.. IS
the guest OF the Misses Thompson this
J. lvey Wade spent Sunday in Roxboro
n G, visiting his parents.
Arch Poindexter. who recently Joined the
navy, is In this city a short furiough
Mrs, j. w. Elliott. accompanied by little
MISS Jeanette Ingle. in the western
part OF North Carolina, where they Will
spend week or more. sightseeing In the
Miss Lea Fowlkes and Frank Mebane AFRO
among the guests at house party in
Clarksviile this week.
Mrs. Rebecca Howard. after visiting
Wyrick Springs and other places OF in
terest. has returned home.
Mrs. F. l.. Howard Is visiting her mother
near RoXboro. y. c.
Miss Catherine Beazlev left Monday morn
Ing for Lynchburg. whore she will spend two
weeks with relatives and friends
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HOUSTON


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; i'o SJct.i,,a va AuGus; S2.-Mr and Mrs
nosiess 1t a 8 oc!ocn tea nj their hon. 80,
NohGay afternoon last. 1t was given In
mond G Reed OF WASHINGTON, VINO h.y.
Teei spending the summer al the home OF
a charity affair o, much interest 70 en-
ciety this week was the oncn.air 49, 70 80
%hd lawn party given at tho residen"n -
MI MI ana Mr+ Jacob II Hankins. on FRIDAY
SFt".nE' from until II O'Clock FOR tbe
Deh"ht o! ST Johns Episcopal Church .cho
"Mllt vas decorated WIN lights or gay ANA
,!'t,'''Ht eo!ois' The program consisted OF
re- "a Nonh and 'nusica! selections. both vocal
1AG Instrumental and was carried out OK
On Thursday afternoon last motor boa,
IN G' canister !tiver was given by Mr.
,beir Henderson In honor OF
,n.i5 neek,end quests. Mrs Raymond q;
i ..sea and Mrs James Yates. OF Washing
J.. Gnum. OF Orange. was in uop,,on
We %eck' The guest OF Miss Lou Price
lric,,Gs nhaied OF Lynchburg. visited
r. ~ Clay OF Richmond has Joined his
family, who has teen spending so,no ,i,''a
with relatives here '0''o t''ne
Victor Won Gemningen. Of Kcysvu,. wa.
iiouHion visitor this week 49, Woo F."
N!sa virginia I.oVelac. is ir p,oh,
Wy guest OF her aunt, Mrs Frazier
b, r,io, i,Nt.yn Hcphee 10 visiting relatives
M.Sses slizabcth ana Allc. ioy.,.c
,S'I.nG t"eiT gfandfather ". o. I.ovelacs'
Lyttlet0n rdinunds OF nu,,
!uE relatives here ~ ID VISIT
s. d. d leslie Visited Blu. Ridge Spring.
nunGny la:t' where ne was the guest OF b,s
Gran craddocs attended III. co,,,o.
~ I"u't c'efka held III Charlottesville 81
:, Mest-unes Raymond @ Reed and lame.
eteS. OF Washington. VINO hnv. hnen
"'0HEn win relatives and friends
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BUCKINGHAM

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buckingham. Va. August 30-Price CAN'T
ST.. and Price Gault, Jr.. were In Bucking-
ham several days the past week visiting
relatives.
Horsley Gaut and Henry Gauit. arer
spending several days visiting in Buck.nc-
hnr md Nelson County. left at the week
end fer their old home Rock Clin''
Miss Minnie NJ. Rogers Will teach near
Washington the coming session. and contem-
plates having her mother with her for the
winter.
Abn"y Clarkson. OF Augusta County. was
In buckingham recently
Professor A. B Warwick who has been
principal of the High School OF Charlottes-
vile. Will have charge principal of the
High School here the coming session.
Miss Ruth Garrett. has returned to her
home In t'armvile after spending several
weeks visiting here.
The old Johnson homestead In the West
ern part OF this county hns been sold
Mr.. and Mrs Kenn LanEhorn have heen
staying for some time at their country
home near Mount Vince"
Miss Annie McCraw. OF DELLA. Ga. spent
some time visiting relatives here
Miss Marian Forbes Will leave the coming
week to take up her work the State
Normal school at fredericksburg
Mrs w w. Irnskins of this place. is visit
Ing friends and relatives in the northern
part OF the county.
Mrs La Rue. OF Norfolk. after spending
several weeks with Mrs NJ. a. Rice. has
left for her home.
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CONCORD


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Concord Va, August 3b.-Mr. and Mrs
Joseph a. Brown and daughter. Miss Clara
May, OF Gatesvile y. c.. who have been
visiting Rev. and Mrs. c. II. Williams re-
turned 10 their home Tuesday.
Miss Kate Cardwei is spending several
days in Lynchburg.
Mrs. jamie Hudson returned Monday firm,
visit to amherst
Mr.. and Mrs. c. ID. Cross and Miss Grac.
VIII leave In few Gays for New YORK
CITY. where they VIII spend several weeks
Mrs Mary French and daughter. OF Blue
Held. who have been guests OF DR. and Mrs
T. w. Evans. returned home Monday
Ex-senator a. T. Thomas was the week
end guest of Thomas II. Steele
Miss Annie Fisher left Tuesday for a
visit to DR.. and Mrs. Frank Fisher, OF
Lynchburg.
Miss Lizzie Rice is visiting In Washing
ton
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31
He lth and Beauty Advice
BY MRS. MAE MARTINI

she said you can dissolve the fatty
Tissue, .issi and thus regain your symmet-
FOR while. To prepare, dissolve 4
ounces parnotis in ~ pints Of hot
water. and when it cools take a table
require nc dieting or rigid exercising,
and while parnotis quickly removes the
bnurdensone Gat. 1t in no way distorts
you want it. you can safely discontinue
tho treatment ana your skin and flesh
VIII be smooth and firm.
Mrs a.: 1t is foolish to countcnance
That fuzzy growth on your chin. Get n
small, origlnal package OF delatone;
the powder to make q thick paste. then
spread on hairy surface, After or 3
minutes rub off, wash the skin and it
VIII be free from hair or blemish BE
careful it is delatone you use.
Anna: AS have before said, and ex-
cessively oily scalp or one covered
with dandruff. indicates n diseased con-
diti0n which eventually causes the hair
to lose its life and lustre and then fall
out. The recipe for my pun@on hair
tonic am giving YOU will correct these
faults and keep the scalp healthy so
fy hair naturally follows. Into i pint
of alcohol pour / ounce Of quinzoin.
then add = pint of water Use this
bothered with dandrun or excess oil.
and the color of you hair will be rich
and even.
Hope: You are quite right, powder
does not protect the skin. 1t smothers
the small pores and causes many COM
pleXion troubles I have found the
very best thing to use is a home made
spurnax lotion prepared as follows: In
X pint witch hazel or hot water. dis
solve ounces spurmax, then add two
teaspoonfuls glycerne. 1 apply spar
ingly after washing, and drying tho
skin and am always delighted with the
complexion assumes This spurmax To-
ton Is ideal for hot. windy days. be-
cause 1t really protects o the skin and
cess.
rich lustre and soft fun IL cleansed
occasionally with q mild shampoo. Tho
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31

is, plain canthroX, a teaspoonful Of
which dissolved in cup Of hot water
is sufficient for the thckest growth Of
hair. Canthrox creates a wonderful
amount OF white, thick lather that
cleanses and invigorates and insures a
fuscly oily scalps are soon put in n
healthy condition by shampooing fire.
aHs1aiy H Mith G6a at and dull
ever in color. and will be ever so soft
and fluffy.
Laura: think your eyes will be both
cured and bcautifed by crystos eye
tos In pint cold. clear water; then
put 2 or drops in each eye occasion
ally ally Tor few days This will relieve
eye tonic is absolutely harmless and
should be kept handy to use when YOU
indicates Il liver upset and il | were
you should make up and use the old
time ka r blood, kidney and liver
ounce kardene into " pint alcohol 1do
not use whisFey). and then adding ~
emprIl sT Ts it and hot water to make
meals and your skin will be clear and
beautiful. Tho kardene tonic is good
for all skin troubles because it elm
mates from the system the poisons
causing them, and it's timely use fire.
quently prevents serious sickness
Cora: I cannot say what caused the
wrinkles and lines in your skin-prob-
ably extreme dryness. Here Is a prep
which quickly removes the wrinkles
and restores the softness and natural
tone TO the skin. Get an ounce Of
almoZoin at the drug store and dissolve
1t in "a pint cold water, adding two
teaspoonfuls glycerine. Apply before
retiring and leave over night. This
feet and make your face soft and
satiny. 1t clears and whitens the skin.
too. and you feel and see the effect i'm.
mediately. 77 -
S6.-Advertisement.
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AMHERST
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Amherst Va. August S0.--Mrs. w d Cox
and Misses Eugcnia Cox and Helen u
Joyner have returned from n short trim
to Norfolk, Ocean View and other points OF
interest.
Rev. w. l.. Ware and family OF South
Hill, who have been spending several
weeks with relatives here returned home
Friday.
Miss Rec Allison. o, Mockvine. y. C.. is
visiting Mrs. w. Ernest Sandidge
Judge G. j. Campbell was in Washing
ton and Baltimore recently on business
Division Superintendent C. l.. Scott this
week attended the conference OF school SUI
perintendents which was held at Radford
j. l.. Ware. OF Lynchburg. spent the week
end with relatives here
Professor y. J. Perkins of Sanford Fla
Is visiting his wife and daughter at E NJ
Boards.
Robert P. Cameron. OF Minneapolis. MINI.
d. Cameron
Mrs, L. NJ. Mays has gone 70 Norfolk.
10 spend her vacation with relatives
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ALTAVISTA
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Altavista. Va. August 3o.-Miss Ida
HUMPHREYS visited from Saturday until
Tuesday friends and relatives at Roxboro.
y. C.
W. r Graham. OF New Castle. was a
guest OF Mr. ana Mrs. Q. Il. Mccartney.
Monday.
Mrs. NJ Turner has Just returned from
II two weeks visit to Roanoke and Bed
ford.
Miss Anna X. Davis. OF Lynch Station.
is the guest OF Miss Emma Smith.
Allan Nctts and family, OF indianapolis.
Ind. are visiting ut the homo of DR.. w. O.
Smith.
Mrs. r. II. McGill and daughter. of Lynch
burg; were guests of Miss Kate Wilkinson.
the latter part Of lag, week.
left sunday for their homo ut sedley.
Mrs. L. p. Watson. of Eckma. ". Va.
O. Smith. Tuesday and Wednesday,
Mrs. K l.. Cumnock Jr.. children and
her her. mother moth, from South Carolina, arrived
ami Mrs. X. l.. Cumnock.
Mis-, Miss Ruby Walker. of Climax is en-
MIR. and Mrs. ]. b. Bernard arc enter
tanning their sister in-iaw. Mrs S. NJ.
bernard ana two children, OF Blueheld. w
Mrs. William Horner. of Rosemary n. c..
Is here visiting her brother. Ernest Jones
Jones. of Buckingham County.
me following party. cchaperoned by Mr..
ride to otter River and return We ed Say
night: Misses Virginia perrow. sue iIaiey.
Julia and Elizabeth Williams. Matsic Vii.
Ruby Walker. Emma Smith. Anna X Davis,
F FInnehs Heller: a c,,, D. chandler. + b
j. W campbel C a. Jacobs. &. b n"t Wi,;
and II. T Short.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31
MALVERN HILL
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Malvern Hll. Va. August ao.-willla,n r
Hewitt has returned to his home North
Bend. from visit to Leslie Blair. in AL
hemarle County.
Miss Warren Pierce. OF Washington. left
on Monday for her home
Jesse Welker, OF New York State and
charles Walker. OF West Virginia VINO
We're called home by The death OF their
mother. Mrs. G. VI. Walker. OF THE Glenns."
LETT Monday for their homes
MISS Christine Mccain. who has been the
guest 81 her friend. Miss Ridda Carter at
The MIL" let for her homo in Ports
mouth this week
j. ~. GIN has returned home from
trip TO Richmond
Miss Edith putro, OF New York. and
Thomas D"tro OF Richmond. arc the guests
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BOWLING GREEN


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Bowling Green. Va. August 30-AI.ss Annie
NJ. White IS spending several days in Nor
wich, Conn
Mrs Emma Grnvatt. OF Washington is
visiting Mrs. Eugene Il Travis
Miss Franccs Il. Broaddus has returned
from visit Of several weeks to friends in
Washington. Pa.
Miss Louise Gonldin. Of Rappahannocl,
Academy. spent this week with Misses Flor
and Helen Broaddus
Miss Pauline Edwards. OF Baltimore, is
the guest OF Miss Susie Butler.
Miss Clara Green. OF Hanover. Is spend
Ing some time with Mr.. and Mrs. willard
W. Green.
Mrs Clara Lake has returned from a
visit OF several weeks 10 Hampton.
MIR. and Mrs c. A. Edwards. who spent
tho summer with DR.. ard Mrs f.. r. Butler
have returned to their home at Toano.
Mrs Hart and Mas Catherine Hart of
Richmond, visiting Mrs. Edgar b. Col
Inns.
Mrs. Rudolph Roy and and Miss
Pauline Mouton. OF LAFAYETTE. In, and Miss
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BLACKSTONE
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limestone, Va. August 3o.-The Misses
Moore, OF Norfolk. are spending several
weeks at the home OF their uncle. IrSy
Moncure. 10y
his relatives here this week
Miss Gregory. OF North Carolina, and Miss
JAMIE Wall. o: South Hill. were with Miss
Douglas Thornton last week.
Miss Robbie Shore IN AZ In. Meuor,,,
Hospital In Richmond. Miss Sallie shore
her sister. has been spending soma time
with friends there.
Walter Robertson arrived last week 70
spend his vacation with relatives
MIS-. Maben Was mt SEortvale this week
The young people OF Blackstone thorough
~ enjoyed an Informal dance given by
tn" Hurts last Thursday.
Misses Mary Cecil Reese and Elisa
Meadows. OF Alabama, and Miss Bessie
Green were with Miss Blair Machen this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Young are spending some
time at Montvalc.
DR.. Lyde. OF Mississippi. was tho guest
of G. i. Adams this week.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31
KEYSVILLE
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- 80 -''-'VS 4'!spttchJ
Keysville. Va. August G6-Mrs Leslie
9"ung entertained in T. delightful manner
Tuesiay evening IA honor Of her nieces
Misses EsieMs and Thalia white. OF Brook
neal
Miss linda Womack o. Richmond. is visit
!ng her s!ster. Alrs II " Farmer
MISE BESSIE Bailey. Q: Prince EDWARD c,or,.
y rs iHe EUcs, az MISS Phyllis Bailey
iHtSs lS9ehe! Hudl ia visiting friends In
Prias Harding. who ha. been visiting his
!s'"L'es mere mas returned 10 his home
~ Charlotte. y. =
Inc WrHsoyiery met al Breezy Church or
'ne N.'n i.nG was IN session three days
two weeks' ajay IA West V!rgir{e "a
Mrs Coles Fritdy VINO mas bcen vlslti,,
her Datents ir lola, haas returned
"FS I"""rd "omaek' Of Roanoke. is
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siey. Of Roanoke. were weekend visitors
at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Diversified,
MIS- O. Ill. Stoner has returned from a
protraeted visit TO her daughters Mrs
breckenridge Fuqua, OF Biuenc.d
Montvaie Presbyterian church on the arst
sabbath in September
Mrs Mitchell Curtis. OF Falfurness Tex
arrived with her family. She has decided
since Mr. Curtiss death to return to her
native State. Sh" will visit her sister Mrs
r. c Otey. at Montvale. and afterwards
make her home az ROanoke.
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BURKEViL.LE
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L'5TUVId! 90 7 IIt IIines-TJINDNtch.1
Hurkcvilc. Va. August 3l.-The Presby-
terian picnic held ut Chrystal Spring beyond
Nottoway Courthouse. was greatly enjoyed
by the sunday school and its visitors
Mrs. stephen !" Farrar and son. OF Amelia
Courthouse. visited Mrs. II. T.. Shelton this
week.
Mrs. Jean u. Blair has returned to Rich
Agnew
Mrs. Emma Bingler Wolf. OF Pittsburgh.
Pa. Will sing at the Baptist Church on
Sunday morning.
Mrs. W. p. Bosticl; and children arc visit
Ing In Rnndlcmmn. n C.
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M0NTVALE

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Montvale. Va. August 3o.-Mr. and Mrs,
w H. Puford attended the funeral OF their
hrother-in-iaw w. H. Mosby which took
place on Thursday afternoon from tho Epis-
copal Church at Bedford City
Mrs. X. b. Peoples. who has been visit-
Ing her home folks Mt this place. will leave
on Thursday for San Marcos. Tex.
Mrs. II. G.. Henderson and daughters. who
have spent the summer at Montvae, left
on Saturday for Lynchburg. where they will
make their home.
Mr.. Hammersley and Miss Reba Hammer
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The CUES, OF Mrs II. II Priddy, OF "Reech-
Miss Luetta Jenreys is visiting friends ,n
Mrs S; Fitzgerald is tho CUES, O, DR.
a. ;. Friddy. IN Lynch burg
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FREEZING
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Freezing Va. August S0-Wilcy b. Trivitt
has returned from Big Stone Gap
james q. Hylton. of Clintwood was at Ere
ling during tho week
Willard Mullins. Of Isom. is visiting friends
An town.
Ralph Hanover is visiting relatives in
Fiemingtuwu.
Reuben ID. McFall is visiting relatives at
Pound this week.
John f Trivitt is at Flatgap, attending
the Baptist annual association being held
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31

mere returned to their homes wcdn.ssov
misses Mildred Chandler, OF News Fcrrv
ana AEnes baptist Of scottsburg. who have
oeeh guests OF Mrs. ". II. Lacy, have re-
turned to their homes
Mat and Briscoe Bouldin. o, yyest VII
sinia. were guests or relatives here ~.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31

OF their sister. Mrs. Hugh r Harrison
Mrs William T. Hewitt. OF North Bend
ana hef brother William c. Wilcox OF Rel
Ar We're called TO Norfolk This week by
me death OF their father. Captain Thoma,
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-31

Floronce: Your hair will regain it's
rich lustre and soft fun IL cleansed
occasionally with mild shampoo Tho
The Detroit times., 1913-08-28

Probably the hardest fighter In the
cause OF organized labor In the city
Of Detroit IL Thomas Dalton. attorney
In the Home Bank building Mr.. Dali
ton not only has fought labor's bat
ties In this city for a number OF years
but he holds the unique distinction OF
representing more labor organizations
than all the other attorneys Of the
city combined Mr.. Dalton came to De-
troit In 1855 and has lived here con-
tinuously since that time. He gradu-
ated from the Detroit College Of Law
In 1901 and started In to practice thu
same year. although holding the post
ton OF collector at the water Office
In 1908 he resigned this position and
oonnnsd all his efforts TO his law bust.
nes3
Mr.. Dalton II . Democrat and an
original Wilson man. although Q great
admirer Of William jennings Bryan.
Also. like all other labor mon, he was q
great admirer Of Haxen 8. PinGreG 0f
Dalton has always been iden tihsA with
iSht Tor municipal ownsrship en-
took an active part In the battle
against the Thompson Hutchins fran.
chise. organising the Municipal Own
erohip league and Federation Of Labor
into q solid front against 1t. He II q
member OF the Knights Of Colum bus
aud many other Organisations. Mr..
Dalton In married and lives with his
wife and four children at 2o1s East
Grand Boulevard.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-28


Law and baseball Those are the
two things that stand uppermost In
the mind Of Harry Hugh Wait, one Of
the most prominent members Of the
Detroit. Bar Association. And MI. Wait
IL not merely q baseball fan. Every
nice warm day In the summer you can
md him cavordng merrily about some
neld with pep" that would astonish
some OF the more dignidsd members
OF the bar.
Mr.. Wait Wa born at BEDFORD. Mioh..
Nov. Z. 1870, and attended the district
school there. Later he entered the
Ypsilanti Normal college and on his
graduation there entered the Uni
versity OF Michigan. whore he gradu-
Il was while at the university that Mr..
Wait nrst made his reputation ~ .
baseball star. On graduation he oaxne
70 Detroit and entered the law ofics Of
Judge Hatch. whore he trained for q
year and then went into business for
himself. He now occupies Offices In
the Ford building and has . large gem
sral practice. He 10 married and Lives
1t S61 Wreford avenue.
Mr.. Wait Il z member OF the Detroit
Lawyers club. the Detroit Bar assoc'a-
ton. the American Bar association. 10
q Mason, belongs to the American Bar
association and the Delta Tau Delta
fraternity.
Until the breaking up of the old D.
A. 9. he was prominent there and for
years played on the baseball team
when such men ~ Judge Cod, John
Kelsey and others were diamond stars.
The Detroit times., 1913-08-28
B1est With Clean Journalism and Honest Advertising

before his store has a prestige that
nothing can interfere with. Too
many OF Us make an oriental distinc-
ton between the claims the larger
world OF business has upon US and
the claims Of our own circle of
friends. All the big men, the men
OF vision who are playing the game
according to the rules. do not see
any difference.
am told by a reliable man that
Marshall Field spends but 2q5 for ad-
vertising, while the average State
street merchant spends from go to
800. Why? Is 1t because. as a New
York clothier said OF Rogers, Peet &
Company's advertising-"They don't
have to use as much space as do.
because they have got people to be-
lieving their advertisements"
The Association Of National Adver-
Using Managers which represents
close to $4,000. 100000 OF annual ex-
penditure. want to help place adver-
Using on higher plane of CONNER
cial usefulness and power. We have
laid down as the cardinal principles
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