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Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-01-06
.CORNWELL MAKES READY
FOR THE COVERNORSH|P
enthusiastically Shaping private
Business at Home for Four years
at Charleston.

James F. Thompson spent TueSua'
in Romney on business, ana VIM
there had an interview with GoVefuo'
elect, John J. Cornwell, who toiu W.
Thompson that he is shaping MS ps'
sonal affairs as rapidly as possip'V'
preparatory to assuming the uu,lV
Of his office March 4th. He fur'He'
quotes Mr.. Cornwell as saying :
reference to his official priViies7''
that. he would have but two appo"'
ments to make prior to July ls'
this private secretary 10 ~
self and chief road engineer. lie s's
Mr. cornweli is. enthnsiasticaiiy p',', ~.
ming for fonr years service as
states chief executive.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-01-06
581,923 CAPTURED
BY ALLIES IN 1916
1880 Prisoners Taken BY the
French in France, While British
Get 10000.

ON THE FRENCH FRONT IN
FRANCE, Jan. S.-During the course
Of last year according to authorita-
tive figures, ,7S,500 Germans were cap
tured on the French front by the
French and 10000 by the British,
while in Serbia and Macedonia the
entente allied armies took 11,17S Bull
garians and Turks prisoners.
During the same period the Italians
made prisoners of 52,250 Austrians,
while the Russians captured more
than 100000 Germans and Austrians
The allies captures total 5s1,s23 for
the year.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-01-06

The purposes for which disburse
ments of campaign fund may be made
as set forth by the bill. include travel
ing expenses of candidates, speakers,
members of political committees and
their assistants. fees for entering can
didates on the ballot, clerk hire, tele-
phone, telegraph, postage. freight and
express charges, printing and station
cry, Office rent and public advertising.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-01-06
$3.50 per ton.

$3.50 per ton.
There were cut from the Natiopa,
Forests in the fiscal year 1916, GOA.
$4,000 board feet of timber. OF tbis
amount 119,4S3,00 board feet was ont
under free use privilege by 42,O55 in.
dlviduals. In all, 10,S40 sales of tim.
Der were made, of which 81 per cent
were under 500 in value, indicating
the extent to which the homesteader
rancher, miner, small millman, and
others in need of limited quantity
of timber draw upon the forests
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-01-06
owned BY r. LeyIand & Co.

The HISTORIAN left Galveston De-
cember 10 for Liveruool. She is a
freight steamer owned by F. Leyland
& Co, halls from Liverpool and is Of
1896 gross tonnage.
The omission from the foregoing
dispatch of the locality where she
was wrecked probably is due to the
British governments ban on shipping
reports.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-01-06
CIRCUIT COURT is
CONVENED BY JUDGE
WOODS At BERKELEY
DAMAGE SUIT AGAINST NORTH
ERN VIRGINIA POWER CON-
PANY ARGUED.
TEN INDICTMENTS RETURNED
AGAINST COMPANY BUT ALL
WE'RE QUASHED.
DOCKET AT THIS TERM or
COURT rs SMALL AND TERM
WILL BE SHORT.

At the session of circuit court con-
vened yesterday afternoon at Berke-
ley Springs by Judge III. M. Woods
the demurrer in the case Of Smith
against the Northern Virginia Power
Company in which the plaintiff asks
damages to the extent of $4,000 for
the death of his son, who was cleo
trocuted several months ago at Great
Cacapon, was argued.
Judge Woods sustained the demur-
rer but leave, was given to amend
The plaintiff is represented by Sena-
tor A. G. McIntire. of this city. while
Attorney Gray Williams, of Winches-
ter, is counsel for the Northern Vir-
GINA Power Company.
10 Indictments Returned.
Ten indictments were returned
against the Northern Virginia Power
Company for not maintaining fishways
on their DAMS Attorney A. Moore.
of Berryville, representing the power
company, demurred and all of the in
dictments were quashed.
Docket Not Lengthy.
The docket of the court is not
very large one and it is expected that
Judge Woods will adjourn several
days before. the January term begins
here.
Attending Court.
Attorneys A. G. McIntire and Allen
B. Noll left this morning for Berke-
ley Springs to- attend the court. At
torneys Wade G. Kilmer and e. p.
Hunter are also in attendance. The
other attorneys from this city have
returned.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-01-06
HUNDRED AND SEVEN
CASES ARE READY.
Complete Docket for January Term
Of Supreme Court Ready for
Publication.

Clerk William B. Matthews, of the
supreme court of appeals, has pub
lished the docket Of the court for the
January term beginning January 10,
showing 107 cases set for argument.
The docket does not show that any
cases from the eighteenth circuit will
be argued.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-01-06
Taken to the Hospital.

John A. Marble. Of Hess avenue, was
taken to the City Hospital today short
ly before noon. suffering with rheu-
matism.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-01-06

The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Y. N.
G. A. will meet Thursday evening,
January 4. at 5 O'clock. All members
are urged to represent. ia
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-01-06

MARLOWE, Jan. 3.-Mrs. F. c. Dit
to and Miss Alice Houck have re-
turned from visit to Carlisle, Pa.
The Willing Workers will hold a
meeting Saturday night at o'clock
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas
Cole.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-01-06
HAVE YOU ACCOUNTS FOR
COLLECTION?
mo CoIIection-No CHARGE. .

Prompt, efficient, and courteous at
tention given to all accounts placed
In our hands. Martinsburg Collection
Agency, Room 10, Ramsey Building.
F. n. cox, Manager.
u q If.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-01-06

An electric blower takes the place
of towels in the Mushrooms or some
large industrial establishments.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-01-06
BALTIMORE MARKET.
BRITISH STEAMER AGROUND
HISTORIAN, e,ss5 Tons, Reported To-
tai Wreck-Crew Safe.

LONDON, Jan. 3.-The British
steamer HISTORIAN Is aground and,
Lloyds says, is a total wreck. All the
members Of her crew were saved.
Martinsburg herald. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1881-1920, 1917-01-06

Auctioneer John W. Dodd left yes
terday for Berryville, Va, to spend
a few days on business.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-04
lYNCHINC VICTIM TO
Be BURIED SUNDAY

IuHIlr. Alnn Aur ( Ih' i"n"'"l
al t',nnt IllIlr nat l'.'"l ''''u'''"
L.,,,,I ,n.u,i,rI ~ Me- lnhuuii lni N"'h
,.,a 81 ID" W"rIl VII" 80" lT"'h'h,
I'LL I,, u,n,lr Ihr nnrn"l"n l"t ~ W.!
most Humtnr " III" az
,iurIlIru viii pot n,lI H." ''h'hr M"
.,r Ia unirh rrrnIrllur I" ulnnn M
nn,,rrud imlnv hy lh"mnn 'rnph"''.
hrnd Of lb" M"lnl Min" W"'H"re
uulun.
,,urInI ur I.itiI" viii ~" either In Cut
rurn ~ t'rrurtu. cut dependent on ~"
vlghou nr relatives Excitement M
lh,. rruuIi Of The Iyn"hiur ~ IdllI"
hau InrrrIy @uhnid"d nud thor" ~ Ut
lIr of the Irn"" feeling In "vld'h""
whirh was present ON ih" day "I hl"
death
W'hli" arvrrnI Investigations hr" IN
pru:rrrl ioukinG 10 III" apprehension
of tho men who iunk lIlll"H Ilfr.
hllnrIr,.y t,.u"ral = { tord. Il" "I"'h'
Yesterday here, nnm','ii''''l lhhl " ~
yer. ImrrulHbIr Ihr men Wlll 'vrt he
biuI hI ~ Justice.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-04
NEWS BRIEFS

County Aren't lannr q Cn"k Of
the I'nm Iinudlr Agricultural club
pr"dictn that there will q" humber
crop Of p"lht""t. i'll ihIe "cIl"n "t
The SLATE this year. perhaps twice M
large nn Iml fall.
nrralIHr ur IlIr inability 10 ~
cure sufficient men Ia tia III" w0rk.
many women hnvc gone into til" hnr
vest fields during the past few w"rkH
ln|ilr panhnudlr rrCli"n nn'l western
I'rnnHrlvnnin II 1T rrpnrtrd That
about n dozen women nr" lui'lnf IN
tI,, nridn ia TIA" West Alexander. l'n..
nrrI ION
-l'hrnlrinmn niI"udinE R"brrI T.
Wrldmnm. who wan atriwh lay II II
q train. rhuIninr. hIo ""nIih"nl ihhl
IT,. win rrruvrr from hia rrIl"iln mia
rte"
irv.lnl lin wurhrIn IA" repairing
The. ruTrl"u AMI uih"I ilInlnnEu in'Ill
tirn uu the rhlrrluI 81 The M,'lLIr" Ia"
tcl
John Mril,Ih". r'nt"n""h 1" rlh
munIl,r In lnIl fur CHANTING III" rr"irl
billion law. wnu runl To- IT." ptIn"n road
NunIII MttItll w Il'''IlHl- '''''h l''
I"r,nY
Conn & MYrrr. who NJ" paving lh"
river tnnd north nf TIA" 'liY, H"ml"ilhr
Ia itund tnriu""r " . Nj
Ihnhrr nuh ith"ilH toward linmlnNn
f"r county pIinnn luh"I. fh"lr w"ih
In hnmprr"i hy u labor nh"r'nE"
Ia police court prnt"Ihmy Henry
Henry NlulruIuI uf liurEn Hhn wan
tlulod H. ana rnulr f"I nr'"hiI'p "nd
pIn nnd uuhlr fut r"nlnIlnE ''tlrnI
WuIiS
CIV Manager Nnrlr announced
yunIrr,inY ihut III" nnl"h "rlnrh at Ih"
wnirI wuThr viii have Ia 10" I"rinn"d
ut II ourI az about ~, DOO
cav MS"nn"r, ~ -. E"ni". r"'"""i"
that ,rnI,Iuuin "r thr lily u"" w"l"i ~"
,I.n,lnrir Ir'rnthi" la "td"' il'"l
rvui mIr may hnvr "uflI' lrul "tipi'lr
I'n, in,Iur niuI Iu."Ii" liNiun 'n tie" hlll
nIirr n,n ,."rnIlnIuIur 81 ""I'' nl'"fI
nr,a Tho ir,Iuuri la nnt uu"'" Ia Ia"
hnv, "uritn,.I,r,ai t.. lnIlnnI"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-04

Mrs Iicri Inndrrr nnd children IRA
Whiting ruInIlvnr at Allrl"hln,
Emmett kn.hur In III. lhrGntnnrh VIII
mur"nhirlilr, IA
Mrp B"ihin Anhrrs"n ana 'ihuKhtGr
AuIy.i ar ItunIimHIun. W. Va. rnilrIiah
home rriiny after u r"w hnyh' vlhli WIN
IIirn's h"In,
A dnuphlHr wan born ~ MI hU1 hfh
E.ir WnIIn nr want r'"ri -nfnt htrsat Oh
W,htiuh'inf
Tulnn, IL hay ana ~ GiIl. ~"f" "fN W
p, uIuI Mn MALTA "u EuuhnY ~ ~
Ii"IlnlTn h"npitnI ..
M,n Iinrmun WIirhi }. Vialiina rsiss
iivrm ~ hIir'lnnln,
Miranu virginia. Ii""l Ifnlnn tinr'
Iuurh Milslirh ft"hnnnC. R"ihntln"
I,nwrn nud Lillian MrK"Iv"Y InluIunU
ham" "u Tlur n'lnp fru'n W"ni. -. whnrS
Ih"y bud niI"ml"d niIu'nr' nrl""l
MInn F'rnurrr wright, ~ vIaiiinE raln-
tIvnu 81 Tnnn"vIll". -. -#.
Mrr ! W lIIgbnc returned bophn
Tlurtdny "vrnlnE inter n vlHt VIVA
rri, rhn ~ I'uwhnInu
MIur Mary HnnIInnnH In tho EIIiht OF
Mrn Robert Virtue nr Mnriinn Forty. 80
Mr. and Mrn Mnrnhnl und daughter,
MIrn Iinlru, Of Detroit. Mich. hnv1 rns
turned homo after n 10 day Whit WIN
Mr nnd hlrh. IT, g. IhrIs nf Lincoln ave.
ntIU.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-04
CROWDER URGES THE
CUTTING DOWN OF
DEPENDENCY CLAIMS

Provlat Marshal G"urral truwu''
took steps today To r",lur" lh" mum
Der OF cxrmptlnln hrcarsr I'll depend
rnt families. lnStructi"ns were sent
To the governors ot,all states pointing
out that thu minimum pay "f HoldlrrH
Ia now $40 Il month aud TINT Local
boards must consider whether man
dependents could not he auppnrl"d IN
hut amount The trIrHram I"lI"wn
'rlrnsc call attention or local boards
To the fact that II a"ldlrI'n pay Ii nor
Irnr than thirty dollars II month ANA
ihnt all clothing. rubnlnlrnC". medical
treating AMI housing al" inrniah'''l
him inldrr III" law hr muy nll"t any
portion or hlr pa, Ia II dependent,
Many nolhlrra receiving thirty d"llnTn
u month are easily able |" nil"t TWEEN
" nv" dnllnin monthly /" ia" support
III hrprndcnin In "nrr "f death LA
lln' nf duty Tho k"vuIuuL"nl viii pay
/" Ia" Beneficiary h"nignut"d by ih"
nnldIrr six munlha' pay
"iirrilnn / OF III" r"l"rlIv" ArnfI "'i
Vice nj prnvldrr that ihun" Ia u "inIin
With Inrru't Ia p"Ir"nr d"prn'l"nl
npnn Ihuui T"I HipputI " hi'h I"hd"I r
thuII "Nriiirl"u 81 ,linr lratH" ntlYInnhl"
may hr In,hnIh",l, hhI II doom moi I"-
,luiir that they nlnlI h,' 'lin' linTg"d la
all such rhu"s In, ilIr'r"tinn nr ln'nl
hnnI,ln Is Invoked hY. ihlr pr"vInl'n
nnd ru"h h,,aiiH may we'll tab" lh"
fnrin rrriIrd above. Int" confederation
In deciding ,inimn i"i dlnrhnIE" du"
to dependency with ~ view |" 'lrt"Ini
ing whether. nn II maii'n III Tact. ih"
pr,rupi claiming pu'h hln'hniHr will
not be- In nn good Oi better l'"nill"n /"
nuppnII hia drprndnntu uri"I n"lnrilnn
Iut military service Ihun h" w"n hn
fore. 10 much Ia ia" "nn" az ""urh"
the iliG,hnipc hhnul,l n"i 10" granted =
UrurInI Crowded nnRE"nlrh !" lh"
pnv"rnoir that each nnromhl" III" fuil
,nrmhrInhlp ~ MI dinirl"l h"ni'ln In
hlu nlnIr fnI general riHIfcInnt" Ia
luHu," uniform pI"r"hur" regarding
nppCnla
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-04
ELLIOTT HELD
South nldc Man rlcndp Guilty to steal
iuu liorso.

IlnlmiI EllIull. the EuiIh hlh" mhh
vino wur rhntrr,l vii nhrunnIilhE win
u huInn ana wagon hnh nv" hnilhih
lnnl May, whn given u li"nrlnE h"l''in
ltuuIru ~ H.. t"riTnn Y"nJIhnr hll"f
noon und wan Iulh ~ the Ethnn |uiV
under / .uUn huIian II In 'lnlnIr1 ihnl
ulmnu lwu ,uunllr aga Elll"il who w"n
hired hy AIiu NnN t!nldhnrE nF u
driv"r /" r"lin'I Imuh r"r h"r lnnhynrh.
hTirr ruIrIuyInT hin Nrn. t!"llh"iE
rnvr him u hurn" md wagon Ia h"llVw
uuuI". huiII"u ~ bridgeport niiil nI""
gny, him s., To- buy Innh with. EllI-
uIl ,I,IIvrr"d lln huI'Irn ~ IIrlhE"pnri.
hI inulrHd uf returning to WhnrllilE
he drove MP to W"lIhburE, nj which
plurr hr hlrImrrd uI the hurn" nnd
wagon Ia n WrlInhurE dealer Tor u
nIm 81 money md Disappeared. Th"
horne Hnil wagon were rrrnr"rrh Wiln
tim" later and rlllnlI %nn hlH"nV"r"d
"a few IInyn nru At lirllnIr". lie plead
ed guilty Ia The charge,
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-04
THE KAISr.R'S MESSAGE
TO Won HINDENBURG

I.DEInIN, Aug Copenhagen
,i,rui,h Ia UruIrra, ilmll"h. '"nlnlain
iIr, IuIh,wiur GnnT" i"lrpinI'h"h 10y
E,u,",I"r William /" Ii"lh Nn'niih'
IIia,lrnhuiE
~ ir u nrrh IT NV h"nit my d"nI
nrlh runrpiIni nj ia" "uuTiuni"n az Tie"
Third yrar uT this mikhlI"ai "f nll war"
In which ynrI iur"e.nuIIy md with bril-
liant 4Irrl"rY aud art hnv" h"ll"h III"
.,n.,ur'a rmp"iini furc"H and rl"nt"n
tn" WY Tor our nruIic' I" victory. !"
,Nnrrl, anew Ia you my ih"Nhh'n''I'''"
IErnltl [ grant you the crunH ana mo
.hIHI ur the high command 1T my r"yhl
ortlrib. of the huuHr or llnh"nhnllrrn
Toe halr"a viii b" posted lInnlrdi
nI"iy"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-04
COaTIY rnEIGiII WHECK.

rIIAnLr@irnH. ". Va. Ans 4 A
Ir.lfhl wur,h "iI Illr it"n"wh"
Ml,hlEnn ltalI,tnh nl .t'hi"'I'i to-day
,.n,i.uri ga ,,.iun"l,d inuu "i ~ ruo'I, az
tniIint to I"rIT.,,or,iN'i a. ia GALL
,,.tI ollie. lr.,s 1ndnf NV" 'll
.lt,mhH ilI IT,. I,"'l ~" 'h "h''h
S,.t.. nIlrd u '-ua huI"'"nlll" !" ""'"
tir. uulItuir "ud l'"itl 80" h'll ur
,u,.t 'l,r in,. ii"in" ''"'i"'''l 'h"l'
.,.rtIldr ".I,ruIul.n I''l"r a hi"h"n
lunh. l,,tr H. ,.rhl ~ INV" ""u""'l ih"
ri,ih
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-04
BERLIN KNEW IN
ADVANCE AUSTRO
WAR ULTIMATUM

WASHINGTON, H. e.. AUG :. --
Germany had puaf,naIUM OF AuaIritA
nllImalum Ia Serbia IT hours before It
WIS delivered Ia ltrlErAtlr. HrruruinH
to positive Information which has
reached OfiirinlQ here. and which "nh
made public to-day for the flrM lln'",
IL wna stated that former Foreign
Secretary Zimmerman admitted lhl'
hlmarlG when pressed very closely hi'
to Germany Is Tut"knnw irilf" hI ia"
urI Ion Of h.l ally whlrh pirriplihlrl
the Eurnprhn wHr
German, has maintained c"nnlrl
entity In all her Intl'li' Documents ih"'
rnr was not TunnuIlrh h' Aun'Iln a.
to The uliluiIlum which UiH''l'"I'l
drnlr,I H"rhin'n Independence" nh'I Ih"'
t,hr ,tn not even have knnwlc'lE" III
tho nl"p
Could H,vn Rvorioh Wa.
FnInlgn .wIr"Iniy Zimmerman -
u,lrulrnlnn. huw"N"I. lr interpreter
hero t. g nw Tint i!rrunny hnd fuIl
kunwlrrp, ur iln moi" Ia Iln' /" h"l'
n,uLun nu II II uh" i"ll II ""'n'l"'
II"I Inm"Iluu, however, ln i"Il !" nave
proved her nu nrr"uupll'" al Nu''ii"'
whom rhn nlIrn,ly had InIh .rh" wnIlI
,uppnII In any d"ri1i"n nh" nlrh'
mnhu
Thr ndmInt,iun wnn stated lr"r" I"
hnvn hurn mud" when |lmn'"rn"h''
was uIrnnrrl ,rIY rlun"r ~ |" i'ri-
mnny'n knuwiudE" al III" Ainiilh'I
uIttmuiIIm tut u ,umnlltInhlt lluir.
n Nnu niuIul hr maintained ii"r
many had known n'ihluE at MI hI""'
It, hui nuniii wiIUn '"iiHln lni"'n"
ton und rurln were iI"n"nl"l, Hlni
urrunun admitted 'l"rmnnY hal hal
il,r IrsI fnI II hnurn l"i"r" Ilh ct"
uyr,, ThIr hr nrcu,d 10 IhInh. "nh
~ purely nrpllrlhlu lin" whlrh h''l
net uIInw tie" l"rrIhIlllr "f n"ll"n
rhlu fart MA IN very "l"r"lr WIN
tho recount nIni'm"nIr niNi advanced
hv IIrruiy iutu Ia ihu NulrhnlnE ana
uIurc uilnpicd hr Inv allied govern
nrulu. that I'"Iuiun .nnh Austrian
lrndrrn hriI u wni '"lInril at I"'r
dam an Iuly l.. Ia whlrh u va" lIn'-
,IrnIIv ,lprld"l 10 plumE" r'nr"p" INT"
rnullIrt Thr INTERPRETATION rlnr"h On
,hIc connect hnu l,r"n ilInI i!"Inihh'
lind ruil hnnWi"hE" "r MI huHtI"
uIn,n aud tumrd unr' .urtrdlr h'hlni
hrr
,;.rmnny. however. hnn repeatedly
,Iruiud the huitlinE 81 such " '"hi''.
uIrr.
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FEW " q EHE MI'tiDHa

WAnlilHutuH i -, hur
,uliur lr,urh T." 'lnv lW ia" l"ni"i'lr"
In.rnrlurrri rh"uu That ia" d"rnii
urnI uIII,,IuIn VIII mnl," rrw r"uu"nir
rnr The exemption 81 rnnInl "Uil'l"r"'
Trru ullliuIN m'rvir". fnnlunh'"i"
me- InrIIurlrh nui iu nrh tor "V"ibp
iInu rur ,nr,l,ru az lnl"r"r', ~ TOR
rI,rhr ~ rrr"ud rIurN "tll"'n h"l"w ~"
- 900 rruI' 'I"Ikr In III" nrh rlniW
nfIlrrr h"l"w the = iun rIn'l". ar any
nhuvr 'IIrfr, rIlhrr. uul''m llIrN AZ"
uIuIIIl,d ,IiIrIhIIUir 81 uull
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-08-04
M MECHEN

rIrvniunh IlIrlun"uh uud NurIIu
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Creighton Laws
Hear Judge Wade
At Annual Banquet

United States Judge Martin J.
Wade of Iowa told Creighton Law
students at their fourth annual good
fellowship dinner last night that
proper instruction of the youth OF
the nation in the essentials OF the law
and government by law is one of the
best ways to awaken patriotism in
their hearts. Respect for the govern
ment may be inspired by thorough
knowledge Of the country's jurispru-
dence.
Judge Wade was speaking at the
Blackstone before $50 students.
Joseph J. Fraser was POSTMASTER.
Montague S. Hancock, responding to
the subject Reign OF Lawbreakers."
gave some of his war experiences in
Bulgaria.
An informal address was mad by
President McMenamy. Topical songs
composed for the banquet we're sung
and unique featur. was the mcnu
card which was printed in the form
Of deed conveying to the guest,
title to the food furnished
The remainder of the program was
by students OF the Law college who
responded to toasts as follows: "The
Lawyer Of the Revolution James r.
English; "Chief Justice Marshall"
Thomas w. DWELL; THE Lawyer IS
Constructive Statesman" J. H. Ma
,aulay; THE Lawyer in Peace" 7.
E. Dunbar.
The program and entertainment
committee was made up Of John A.
Ryan, Bruce G. Young, R. F. Nc
Guiggan, Chester Morgan, P. T..
Uvick, Preston T. McEvoy and c. B.
Mccormick.