. The literary digest. ll Wallace, andordinarily Lexington is willing to back upMr. Wilson in almost any view he ; just the same, Lexington is not quiteready to admit Hugh C. Wallace into itslocal hall of fame. For, you see, Lexing-ton does not know the Hugh C. Wallace,millionaire banker, astute politician, friendof Presidents, and associate of the isnt acquainted with the Hugh who is one of the golfing partnersof President Wilson and a member of theexclusive IMetropolitan and Chevy Chaseclubs. It only knows Rubber Wallace,who didnt show any unusual promise inanyth

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. The literary digest. ll Wallace, andordinarily Lexington is willing to back upMr. Wilson in almost any view he ; just the same, Lexington is not quiteready to admit Hugh C. Wallace into itslocal hall of fame. For, you see, Lexing-ton does not know the Hugh C. Wallace,millionaire banker, astute politician, friendof Presidents, and associate of the isnt acquainted with the Hugh who is one of the golfing partnersof President Wilson and a member of theexclusive IMetropolitan and Chevy Chaseclubs. It only knows Rubber Wallace,who didnt show any unusual promise inanything except throwing stones andskinning the other boys in trades. Still Lexington folk of the older gener-ation take a rather kindly view of HughWallaces advancement. They admit thathe has done prettv well for the chancehe had. T. B. W^allace, the future Ambassadorsfather, kept a store in Lexington, andnamed his boy after Hugh Campbell, anold Scotchman in St. Louis, from A\hom heused to buy his groceries and to \\hom he.

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