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The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-04-13
Successful Entertainment.

The entertainment given at the
graded school auditorium last Friday
night by the pupils was most credit
able affair, and reflected much credit
on the teachers who had trained the
children. The program was splen-
didly arranged and well carried out,
consisting of the dolly show, the Tom
Thumb wedding, flag recitation, a
drill by the girls, a dialogue, the
spelling class by the boys, and a
pantomimed reading, Hiawatha, and
a chorus by the high school girls.
There was a very large crowd pres
ent, all of whom seemed well pleased.
About $4,000 was realized from the
the entertainment, which will go for
school equipment.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-04-13
New Advertisements.

Marlboror Farmer-Farm Wanted.
H. J. Brabham, Jr-Wanted.
Mrs. S. A. Smoak-Ladies, Look
Here.
Hoover's Drug Store-An Easter
Attraction.
Dunlop Flour.
Herndon's Grocery Store
Sell Groceries.
James Coates applies for letters OF
administration on estate of NJ. B.
Coates, deceased.
J, D. Turner-Lost.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-04-13
Easter Program.

The B. Y. P. U. will give special
Easter program Sunday afternoon at
4 o'clock at the Baptist church.
Come if you can; we will try to make
it interestingly and profitable for
you.
The Bamberg herald. [volume] (Bamberg, S.C.) 1891-1972, 1911-04-13

O'Riley is delighted with this town.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-10-11

were to interest others in thei
Irrespective churches; collect tn
appropriations of the churches
secure garments and such hell
as could be possible for the
| good cause. As head of th,
receiving committees for cloth
ing, Mrs. Edward Goodloe was
elected, assisted by Mrs. j. III,
Mathews.
During the year much prac.
teal work has been done, and
help aud cheer has been given
Cases of illness and much
needed surgical operations
have been the result of the good
will and means of our friends.
Those of our suffering brethren
who have been relieved no
doubt would testify to some
things done by the members of
the "Associated Charities of
Big Stone Gap" The latest
and one of the most important
of these is now at Catawba
Snnatorium. with hope of re.
covery to cheer him. 1t is
really a matter of fact that the
kind, courteous response of the
business men Of the town would
warrant any hope one could
have of future success
The time is Mt hnnd now
for tho annual meeting, when
the officers shall BE- elected; the
chairman of each committee
give in report OF the years
work, and new life and vigor
Infused Into su god an urgani-
cation OF cnur ~ no such work
can he cnrr,ri on without
means and CO oper liion
For the sake Of practical
unity and good will, let every
man aud woman, 80 disposed
feel M interest, and welcome
To the existence aud success OF
the "Asssociated Charities of
Big Stone Cap
On Saturday October l4th, al
$3.50 p. m, in the Federal Cour
Room, there will be the annua
meeting, to which all who mr.,
in accord with such n move
mcnt are cordially invited.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-10-11
HoLsToN CONFERENCE

Among the appointments made at lIol
ston Conference, Nj. F. Church, South
held at Morrisiown last week arc tho fol-
lowing
Rev J " RAIDER, Presiding Elder is
returned to Big Stone Gap
Frank y Jackson returned to Bland
street Blueneld T $ Hamilton returns
TO Grace street, Bluehold
\ G. Shulor retircs from the editor
ship OF the Midland Methodist aud goes
To Marion Va. station.
y. II Cariyight Of bristol goes TO the
Newborn. Va. Circuit
j \. II shuler, goes from Radfon to
Princeton, W Va.
&. @ Shugart returns to Elizabe,hion
NJ ! Wysor from MNrion circuit 10
Wise, Va
j. + Jones goes to Marion Circuit
J + Lowry goes from Princeton, W.
Va. to Coeburn, Va
j \ Burrow returns to MorTistown
w NJ Mouoll, goes to Munscy Me
mortal, Johnson City to succeed 5 h.
Naughi, who becomes financial agent for
Emory and Henry
H. " Lee goes to Jonesboro
G. w Morolsnd gees 10 Etowah. Tenn.
ID + Carr goes to l.enior City, Tenn
W Nj Wagner goes 10 Norton, Va
) \ Morrow returns In Gate City, Va.
II. k Sutherland goes from Marion,
Va, to Rig stone Gap.
T. !. Cobb goes from Brnwel w.
Va, to Highland Park, Chattanooga
! w w shuler goes nom Rig Stone
Gap, to Rramgcll W Va
c II Warner goes from Ienolr City to
I.aFolle,ic, Tenn
IL II. Brown returns to Eckmau. W.
Va
J L, Wolf, rcturns TO Gary, w. Va.
" + Thompson returns to Cenien:
AIRY Chattanooga
W NJ Grove returns TO Pulaski
CArlock Hawk goes from johnson
City Circuit to Erwin station
r. NJ Walker returns To Eiizabethton
W f. Bailey goes to Mountain City.
+. y Woodward returns 10 Clin,wood
j. II Emmeri goes from Jonesviil'
high school TO pikeyille, Tenn
Roy T. Farley was appointed studen,
at Vanderbilt
/. " Pierce goes from Anderson
street, Bristol, to Williamson, W, Va
n II Wolfe comes from Williamson
w. Va TO Anderson street, Bristol
j ) pnter comes from l'eaFisburg
Va, circui, To Mary street, Bristol
Rev C. p. CaFico returns 10 whythe
willie.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-10-11
j. c. Burgess, of ST. Charles,
spent Sunday in town.
Party TO High Knob.

The following young people
composed n merry party to
High Knob Saturday: Mrs. II
l.. Brown, chaperone, Misses
Pnrilee Buckley, Elsie McFar-
land, Hettic Buckley, Kathleen
Knight, and Messrs. w. w
Buckley and Hiram Fuller and
Robert Brown. The party went
up on the l.. ~ N. to Norton
and walked to the Knob where
they spent the night returning
Sunday evening.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-10-11
A Word About the "Associ-
ated Charities" of Big
Stone Gap.

There had been forming for q
long time "A desire to do prac.
tical and united work to help
those who need help from their
fcllowmen, aud at last Il plan
was matured for doing this. Ii
was suggested to call a meet
ing of representative women
and tho ministers of the town
to form some organized associ-
alton, with laws directing it,
and to which men and women
of Stone Gap could belong.
Accordingly, such n meeting
WAS held, three of our minis
tors, representative women
from five churches, and a law.
yer, friendly to the cause,
assembled. A charter had
been kindly and carefully
made; all things concerning
such body, protecting any
gifts or legacies in the future,
Officers were elected, consist
ing of president, vicc-preoi-
dents, secretary and treasurer.
Membership fees were decid-
ed upon, the organization call.
ed 1.-The Associated Charities
OF Big Stone Gap" Like most
new and responsible move
ments it took :i:::ss:S IS show the
good and wisdom of such a
work. A year has passed; not
much can be boasted Of; many
things antoward have prevent.
ed the demonstration of sue,
cess. But the modest facts Of
what has really been accom-
pl;shed might surprise us. even
If optimistic overmuch. The
different churches, through the
chairmen OF the committees
appointed at the first meeting,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-10-11
FOR HOUSE OF DELEGATE
To the Voters of Wise and Dickinson
Counties:

To the Voters of Wise and Dickinson
Counties:
appeal to you to elect me TO the
House OF Delegates Of Virginia have
pledged myself to usc every effort, IL
elected, to secure the passage of fair
election law and one giving the minority
party member of every Electoral Roard
of its own choosing ana to secure the
passage of fair rcdistrlcting bill giving
to Southwest Virginia It's proper repre-
scntation in all Legislative bodies /
further pledge niysclfto work continuous
ly for the best interests of all the people
OF this great section and of the State at
large. Being a Democrat my opporumi
ties for good service and accomplishment
in the Virginia Legislature would bc
greater than those Of my opponent Those
of You who know me know tina, would
earnestly, conscicntiously and unselhshly
try to carry out my pledges. hope
those of You who do not know me will
inquire about both my opponcn, and mc
from those who know us before you vote.
Respectfully,
JNo. w. CHARLEY
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-10-11
FOR SUPERVISOR
TO The Voter. Of Richmond MasI..erI.

10 The Voters of Richmond Magis,crial
District
a number Of citizens OF Richmond
District, regardless OF Political utilization,
have urged rae to become = candidate fol
Supervisor, and having received formal
republican nomination and believing tina,
could be of real service TO the district
sud county on ;hc Board OF SUPERVISOR
have decided To become candidate
If elected | promise TO tili the Office L
the best Of my ability.
r. j. PRESCOTT
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-10-11
About the most illuminating

| About the most Illuminating
political literature now being
purveyed is the series of arti-
Giles which the Chicago Tribune
lis printing from correspond
/ emit who is following President
Taft. Instead of travelling with
the Presidential party this cor
respondent is trailing the party.
Two or three days behind he
drops into town that has re-
ceived, cheered and listened TO
the President, and then had
time to think it over. He talks
TO nll conditions and kinds of
people about how it seemed to
them. Was the tow n enthusias-
tic: Do people believe in Tafts
Will those who voted for him
three years ago do it again in a
year hencef If not, why not2
All along the line in the same
report, and the masses of pco
pie are dissatisfied They be
lave the President, after prom
Using that lie would oppose Can
nonism and Aldrichism, allied
himself with them; that after
promising downward revision
lie Joined these men in betrhy
ing the plelg'; that he assumed
HIS full share of responsibility
for that hciraN al hy The Wiuuni,
and othrr speeches II thus ror-
respondent is cnrr,c'i, diaghos.
ing sentiment the reciprocity
'nc,dent IL not e,itiI,g much at
t.ntion, now that Canada has
eudrrl that discussion tor lhn
time being lntercsi haIks back
To the tariff, the failure To re
wise it db iniiio, and vetoes OF
the schedule bills that passed
this summer. The people clear.
ly are not prepared to approve
the Presidents course in the
extra session just ended. Seem
ingly, too, his tariff commission
excuse for vetoes and delays il
not sinking very deep into the
minds of people to whom the
high cost of living liz grave
ever-present affair. Important
business men, merchants, bank
ers and manufacturers are rep
resented as generally loyal t.
Taft, convinced of his sincerity
and safety. But these appear
ms the decided minority
j. c. Burgess, of ST. Charles,
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-10-11

Already the ultimate con
sumner is beginning to pay that
sugar trust fine.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-10-11

1t looks like SPANS throne
will have to be upholstered ev-
en If it doesn't fall.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-10-11

The men who undertake to
write party platforms next year
may expect to face moro search
ing criticism than documents
of that kind usually invite.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-10-11

The Democrat party clings to
the mule rs It's emblem, hut the
insurgent is the real kicker
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-10-11

The farmer must now con
template the difficult task to
vote against Taft for fnvoring
reciprocity and against the
Democrats for passing it.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-10-11
Piano Contest Getting Inter
esting.

While there was not as many poed this week last
fifty thousand registered the various candi
dates and the interest shown in the thus very
sfactory Many of the candidates enga
ed in Systematic of gathering and they
much easier than they first thought would be your
friends that and they will be you
will assist you in every way possble
Following is the standing of the various candidates
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-10-11

Champ Clark says that the
difference between n speech
and n lecture ia that he gets
paid for a lecture. Still, does
MT Mrs, Clark give him a lee
ture free of charge occasionally
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-10-11

a morning paper likens
Tafts western trip to the late
jannt of Halley's comet, but
omits to tell how many years it
will be before he will come
back.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-10-11

Germany it appears, is too
poor to declare war against
France; aud France while not
too poor, has too good "a mem
ory.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-10-11

Mr.. j. j. Hill says the only
thing that will drive people
back 10 the land is an empty
stomach Aviators say an
empty pctrol-tank amounts TO
the same thing.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-10-11

SUBSCRIBERS are earnestly re-
questea TO observe the date
printed on their address slips,
which will keep them Mt all
times posted az to the date
of tho expiration of their sub
scription. Prompt and timely
attention 10 this request will
save all parties n great deal of
ANNOYANCE.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-10-11

Entered according to postal regulations
at the post. office at Big Stone Gap as see
ond-class matter.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-10-11

Miss Hannah Alsover, Big Stone Gap, va.
Miss Frances Sayers, Big Stone Gap. Va
Mrs IL F. Fox, Big Stone Gap. Va
Miss Mary skeen, Big Stone Gap, Va ,...
Miss Mary lee Kilboum. Big Stone Gap, v
Miss Margaret Petit, Big Stone Gap. Va
Miss Hattie Bruce, Big Stone Gap, Va
Miss Georgia Bostwlck, Big Stone Gap, Va.
Miss Edna Giily, Big Stone Gap, Va
Mrs. s. A Bailey, Zig Stone Gap, Va. ......
Miss Pearl Mann, Big Stone Gap, Va.
Miss Sarah Cochran, Big Stone Gap, Va
Miss Launa Mars, Roda, Va ...
Miss Flossie Hobbs, Stonegs, Va ...
Miss Margaret Martin, Jonesville, Va
Miss Thelna Baker. Big Stone Gap, Va.
Miss Memo Vineyard. Big Stone Gap. Va,
Mrs j g. Nesbit, Big Stone Gap, Va
Mrs f. G Taylor, Big Stone Gap Va
Ars. II. Z 1aggart, Keokee, Va .....
Miss Nettie y. Senter, Appalachia, Va
Miss Kit,ie Collier, stonegA. Va. .......
Miss Christie Jones, East Stone Gap, Va
Miss Louise Goodloe, Big Stone Gap, Va.
Mrs ID. D. Akens, Cadet, Va.
Miss Frances Long, Big Stone Gap, Va
Miss Rebecca Wade, Big Stcne Gap, Va
Miss Hsble wiliis. Big Stone Gap, Va.
Miss Flora wygAl, Dryden, Va.
Hiss Evelyn Richmond, Ewing, Va
Miss Wave Hsrndon, Dryden, Va
Miss Matte Polly, Appalachia, Va. ...
Miss Msble q Johnson, Wise. Va
Mrs. u. II barron, Big Stone Gap, Va.
Miss Melissa Myers, Big Stone Gap, Va.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1911-10-11

MuitH VIII kttp thcii nv ui
times posted as to the date
of tho expiration of their sub
scription. Prompt and timely
attention 10 this request will
save all parties great deal of
ANNOYANCE.
Already the ultimate con
sumner is beginning to pay that
sugar trust fine.
1t looks like SPANS throne
will have to be upholstered ev-
EN- if it doesn't fall
The Democrat party clings to
the mule rs it's emblem, hut the
insurgent is the real kicker
The farmer must now con
template the difficult task to
vote against Taft for fnvoring
reciprocity and against the
Democrats for passing it.
The men who undertake to
write party platforms next year
may expect to face moro search
ing criticism than documents
of that kind usually invite.
Champ Clark says that tho
difference between n speech
and lecture ia that he gets
paid for a lecture. Still, does.
MT Mrs, Clark give him lee
ture free of charge occasionally
Germany it appears, is toe
poor to declare war against
France; aud France while not
too poor, has too good IA mem
DRY.
a morning paper liken'
Tafts western trip to the late
jannt of Halley's comet, but
omits to tell how many years il
will be before he will com,
back.
Mr.. j. j. Hill says the only
thing that will drive people
back TO the land is an empt.
stomach. Aviators say M
empty petrol-tank amounts tc
the same thing.
A Word About the "Associ-
ated Charities" of Big
Stone Gap.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-02
DAILY B,wrH LIST.

Eugene Shields. 22i Townsend.
Thos. Granger, sil Lacrosse.
Joseph I.ewandowski, 1888 81. Aubin
Wladislaw SadzinskA. 1878 McDousal
Richard Phillips. 70s Chene.
Walter WoJtkowiak, 1907 Ninewood
Geo. stone. 33 Lyman.
Albert Murski. 1906 Campbell.
John Whitty. 525 Crawford.
Thomas j. Scott. 1877 Field.
Frank Grybowsky, AS Garfield.
Jacob Garbarino. sol Illinois.
John Tesmar, 3Oi Illinois
BOYS.
Harry silver, TO- Benton
Harry Kent. 12l Eighteenth.
stephen Spicuzza, Pa Macomb.
Lewis Dempsey, 80 Fairbanks.
Emil SudJinsky. 1882 Van Dyke.
Wladislaw Sowinski, $40 Dubois.
Nathaniel Magnus, 80 Jay.
Frank Robc.ewski, 1919 Vinewood.
Ferton j. Forbis. 7s1 Grand River.
August kuenzel. 3l7 Frederick
otto Danziger. SCI Waterman.
James McGowan, 643 Second
Ignstius Szysle. 73s RiMrd.
Harry A. Peterauin. 274 Pierce.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-02
TRAVELLERS GUIDE
DETROIT UNITED INTERURBAN
LINES.

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every two hours To 6;l5 y. IN. Through
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The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-02
DIED..

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 80. 1910, Peter
Macarthur, aged SO years. Funeral
services from residence. sos Jeffer-
son-ave.. Monday at y. m.
POTICHkE-Dec: 80. 1910, at parents
residence, 1872 Tillman-ave., John j.,
beloved son OF Frank and Anna Po-
tiche. brother OF Joseph, Anthony
and Rose Potichke. Mrs. Mary
Drawer. Member of branch 4. G. Nj
b. a. Funeral from above residence
Monday at 3 o'clock and ST. Boni-
faces church at $50.
PoLLARD-Dec. 80. 1910. Laura Pol
lard, dearly beloved niece Of Miss
Trumbull ave. at $40, and Holy
Trinity church at o'clock.
WHEELER--At her residence. ISL r.
Highest. Loretta NJ. Wheeler. aged
- years WG hase OF And Pr Mrs. Frank
&. Newberry. Services and interment
Sunday at Kendallville. lnd
LARY-At his home. 3i5 Parker-ave.,
Joseph. beloved husband OF Matilda
Larry. aged So years. Funeral Mon
day at $3.50 from residence and a.
IN. at st. Charles church.
HARRlSON-Dec. 29. 1910, Amy, dearly
beloved wife of Frederick w. moth
er Of Charles, Fred, James and Jane
Harrison and sister OF Charles M
2. 1910. from residence. 1893 Wabash
ave. at 2 p. m Brooklyn. N. Y, pa
pers please copy
MARTIN-Dec. 29, at daughters home,
1G47 Sheridan-ave., Rose. beloved
mother OF Frank, William, Charles
Martin. Mrs. Thos. Caldwell. Mrs.
VIM. Caldwell. Mrs. Theodore Lara
bell. Mrs. Thos. Dea. aged 20 years.
Funeral Monday. s a. m. from resi-
dcnce, and 10 o'clock at lockwood.
Mich, church.
NUNN-Mrs. Clara Num-, at Three Riv-
ers. Mich. Dec. %, aged So. beloved
mother of George. Will and Fred
Num- and Mrs. Lille Chandler Fu-
neral from 55T Lafayette blvd. No
tice of time hereafter.
PULLE 20. at st. M2ry's
hospital, stephen Goss Pulleyblank,
beloved husband OF Julia Pulley
blank. aged 80 Funeral Monday at
1880. from residence, $40 Piquette.
ZINSER-Dec 80. 1910. Louise Zinser.
age 35 years (nee Friedericks), be-
loved wife of Carl Zinser. mother OF
Albert. Madeline, Clara and Louise
Zinser. and daughter of Charles and
Caroline Friedericks. Funeral from
her residence. GA Gratiot ave. Mon
day at $50. and at a. IN. from st.
Josephs church.
The Detroit times. [volume] (Detroit, Mich.) 1903-1920, 1911-01-02
LOWERS AND GOOD
TO Be CANDIDATES
!" FOR BENCH
ormer Corporation Counsel and Ex-
Mayor Latest To Announce Selves
More Than Dozen Republicans
After the Six Nominations.
T. wilkins May Run as Democrat
Murphy. Hosmer and Hally Con-
sldered Sure Winners.

Charles Flowers. wellknown attor-
-, and recently reelected a member
the state legislature from Detroit,
the latest candidate TO enter the
ce for circuit Judge. Mr. Flowers
as not made any public announce
tent as yet, but he has told friends
,'lvately that he has determined TO
come candidate on the Republican
ke,.
Mr. Flowers has been much in 20
ollie eye for several years. He was
'poration counsel in Mayor Pingree 5
illustrations and has 0een prom
snt figure in the legislature. In the
st election he made no campaign.
Ut was we'll 10 the front In the list
winning candidates when the votes
re counted.
CORNER Mayor George =. Codd re-
we'd all doubt as TO his candidacy
the circuit bench, Friday afternoon.
! . question was put up 10 him
,arely and his reply was:
Yes. am going TO be candidate.
odd has reached this decision after
isulting a number OF his close
ends. WHO believe that he has a
I'd chance to win
former Estimator Thomas Ilislop is
o 3 the possibilities. II is known
"a he Is seriously considering the
| 'tfsr, and Is expected to announce
decision in a few days.
he, present outlook is that there
be no less than l3 or IA candidates
the six Republican nominations.
list, including those who are be-
mentioned as possibilities, follows:
,ges Rohnert. Mandell and Dono-
/. Charles Flowers, George p. Codd.
agh Shepherd, Justice Louis OFT,
4 octor X. Owens. George w. Coomer,
osecutor Van Zile. Police Justice
1ein. Thomas Hislop and Thomas j..
lahon.
Charles r. wilkins may enter the
ace as Democratic candidate, but
not made any announcement as
ct. Other Democratic possibilities
re: Stephen ID. Williams. who was
e Democratic candidate for lieuten-
t-governor. and Samuel r. Douglas
These candidates, with Judges Hos
er and Murphy and Corporation
lunsel Hally. who announced his can
lacy Friday. will make formidable
ra At least three of the Demo
ats, Hosmer, Murphy and Hally, are
actically sure winners.
deciding to become a candidate,
Hally is acting on the Tdvice or
es OF lawyer friends, who admire
ability and know that he would
Ike an excellent Judge.
II you want tc be elected to the
cult bench. now is your opportun-
is the, way they have put the
tier up to him.
several warm personal friends, on
other hand, have advised him to
re from public life altogether and
i'd up a private practice. But af
considering the situation from ev-
gle. Mr.. Hally concluded that
/ I. w.dld try for the bench.
Il have had several years expert
| zee in the practice OF law, and |
lould like 10 try the other end of 1t
lille" he said II might not like
all, but feel that the experience
Id be valuable In any event