Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1916-06-27
NOTED LIVE INVENTORS
ENTERTAIN DELEGATES
AT AID CLUBS MEETING
Father of "Gold Dust Twins
Who Do Your WASH" Meets
Sweetheart of the
Corn"
GRAPE NUTS AND DOMINO

slaps on the back resound in the hote
corridors.
Everybody that is anybody is In the
crowd.
Handshakes span world and criss-
cross tho United States.
The men that make everything that we
eat and drink famous are lost In the mael-
| strom Of fame.
| Dick McFreret, who makes sanitary
| domino sugar famous, was trying 10 sweeten
| the dispositions Of several delegates at the
Bellevue who lost their baggage. The sugar
man is regarded as a wonder as a peace
maker
who Is known as the champion Mayor Of
the United States for long service, helped
In this work and made the men feel they
really ought TO be thankful for the things
that didn't happen to them. The Mayor
keeps happy because he lives by COM
psrlsons.
G. W. Hawkns who lightened the bur-
dens VI many housekeepers by letting the
Gold Dust Twins do their work, was tell
ing Frank Grandin. Of Grape Nuts fame
and Chicago. how to cleanup business, but
Frank told him the old yarn about keeping
strong to meet your opportunities. There's
a reason for this" he said, and 1t could
Harry o Lynn. of st. Louis otherwise
known as H2O, because he doesn't drink
anything but water. was hoarse from boost
ing the Mound City.
Phil Berman. n crony from the same
town. took up the argument where Harry
left off Berman has n vivid imagination
which he says is practical and he already
sees st. Louis and its c0nven:icn "o'"rs fly
ing over the guests of 1917
Ad Mckinney, the Printers Ink man of
ST. Louis, was trying to convince Vic New
haus, of Denver. that the Mountain City
didn't have n peak in for the next conven-
ton, but Vic declared that Denver's mile
l. ,4A affA ANf
would put II all over sunny st. Louis. We'll
be throwing snowballs trying to get warm"
said Vic when you'll be carrying ice-cold
coolers to chase the heat out of Missouri.
That's just it," said Mckinney. I'm
from Missouri" And Fred was silent.
Charlie Moore, that humane person who
boosts Vermilax for your dogs sake"
was in the midst of a complicated argu-
ment at the Adelphia with Dan Fithian. OF
Iowa, and trying to prove that New york
was livelier than Waterloo. But Dan had
number of things which sounded strong. He
said Waterloo led the country for making
farm engines while the only thing that New
York could boast was the greatest number
of cases of nervous prostration every year.
Stanley Clegg Of Chicago, who likes corn
SO much that he sent the word Sweetheart
of the corn" around the world, spent much
of his time trying to prove that corn is the
best thing on earth for health and happi-
ness, but he beat retreat when Johnny
Ring. of st. Louis. financier of its fight for
the next convention convinced him that
money was the greatest cure for gloom and
gray hair. Ring has trunk load of money
here to swing the next meeting for st.
Louis and the Mercantile Trust Company of
that place is remaining open day and night
in case he might want million or two
extra to buy cigars for his constituents.
And to prove that the Mound City was
absolutely neutral, Joe Oberwnder spent
many perspirlng moments explaining TO
Clarence Payne. of Cincinnati. that the
Darcy Advertising Company handled
Coca Cola as we'll as Annheuser-B and
Cascade Whisky. Clarence said it was re-
markable to think that any whisky could
be named after a waterfall. and Joe re-
mrked that this was the best illustration of
peace and neutrality that could be found.