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Baker (RAY STANNARD an STANNARD)

RAY STANNARD, an Mich., in 1870.

After graduating from the Michigan Agricultural College in 1889, and carrying on special studies in law and literature at the University of work and was for several years assistant Michigan, he engaged in newspaper editor of " editor of "McClure's Magazine," from and was one of the editors of the " American Magazine." He wrote the government in American cities and a series of articles on the corruption of did much to bring about improved conditions in municipal government. His published writings include "Following the BAKER Color Line" (1908); "New Ideals in Healing" (1909); "The Spiritual Unrest" (1910). Under the pen name of David Grayson he wrote "Adventures in Contentment" (1907); "Adventures in Friendship" (1910); "Great Possessions" (1917).