The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-05-05
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but remember that the c6As -
to fair treatment. ItI2.Ssg5s ~
The same thing applies ST. Sopk J,
You arr. entitled TO fair trNstaalH& -
believe that you will got ~
John J. oo1l3 - Is ~
The next speaker was Hon. deAA
CuniF. one Of Wheeling's uaA1t, 1Qe IS
afrrr-dinn.r takers. who was the
OF the evenings most gifted apeoc9
several minutes he held his
either spell-bound. or doubled
laughter while he recounted anOtt4eS
Of a rich career at the West Vif1tn
har n. closed his speech with
friendly admonition 70 the guest
honur. Mn
The best judge. h" said. zig 49,.
Judge who stays closest IN toucn <WinY4l
the rank and flc Of the profession; th43;
Judge who remembers that the lawyer
must be and Will always be the mair-4'
sta( Of tho court The human toucitI.
tina, The judgr who stays. close to thee
LAWYERS ACQUIRES Is worth more to him1
than anything else that he may oota!nJ
through years Of service on the bencn.t
He may BE- legally perfeet. and yet with-t
out the understanding given him bys
close association with those who prac'i
tir.. before him be a failure.
"Your success" Judge Baker, depends
unon the attorneys who practic in yoEIl
court Their cooperation will make YOU
great. II they fail TO do this. you Will
fail. | feel certain that for the mem
h-r> nf this association I can promise
YOU that support. =.
Joseph 4. Curl -.
Joseph p Gun who followed him orr
m, StaLd. told a number Of short stories
and expressed his belief that the young
rr members Of the Ohio county bar were.
more than pleased with the selection OF.
federal Judge. Assistant District Az;
turnry Harry Byrer Of Parkersburg who,
spoke next, thanked the association for.
its kindness 10 the federal officials and,
expressed a hope that all the troubles,
If the cour, would be easily irohed out
n tim". He referred particularly TO-
the vulStead amendment which he saiIt
would hr some time liked by precedent
into Il much better law than it now Is.
Austin Y. woods. =
one nf tn, finest speeches OF the eve.
ming WAS reserved for the last. whan1
I'urid that is Assistant Prosecutor Aus.
tin V Woods. maSuuarading with A bald
mead as Father Time. according TO tts:'
toasima>tcr. was prevai Jed upon TO ttooe
Mr.. Woods who had been master OF ecrf
rmuni"$ everywhere but In the banque'
hall and who had been one of the <
penserS -of good cheer throughout -h1!
evening. contributes his share o. amy:
stories ar the Expense Of his mentor:
Mr.. C'oniff charging that the latter ns1;
stolen his speech after II had been
nicely written and. tied up in little
mink ribbon Others bad quoted freely
from James Whi,comb Riley. so Mr.
Woods. too. brought forth a quotation
NV unut"tiun is also from Riley
he sal l. ''(;rneraI r. =. Riley. Mr.. Riley
saws. After ;'our speech. Austin. We VIII:
go down stairs. ~
.'Thcrcror". gentlemen. after adding,
Iu tho statement Of Mr.. Curl that the
ynrInr.r attorneys Of Ohio cou.SK.
l.lrdgc ti;rir support To III" new federhfS
Judge. | am ready 10 put the quota,
lion into effect. -
The dinner served by Manager Swar3i
with tn" BEAUTIFUL decorations. was VERT
fine and was highly compimented by atA
who attended. "a
Among the guests OF tn" evening were1
Judge William T.. Baker. L. S. District.
Marshal Ned Smith. Assistant Distriett
Attorneys Harry Byrcr and Charles ~.
Campbell Clerk A. T. Barrett OF Judge
Bakers court and his assistant, JosephX
t;uheen. Deputy Marshal Tom JoTce.4
Attorney Joseph Connell Of Pittsburgh3
Robert s. Irons. prosecutor OF Randolph3
county and Judge Bakers partner. At
turney Bruce Hall Of New Martinsvilie
and Attorney II. J.. Price or BaltimorAj
others present were: "a
John Is. Wilson campbell RichardsfY
!. J.. Arbcnz John J. Mathison Z
has !. Schuck Ben S. Honecker I
John J. Coniff carl o. Schmidt a
s G.. Smith q. Alan Garden "a
John l.. kinghorn J. ]. =. O'Brien
J. NJ. Ritz +. 4. O'Brien
A. r. Porter Henry 4. No)tA , 1
r Howard Wells Kent Hall
Thos. b. Foulk Nelson Hubbard
John iCummins charles Smith
Chas. McCamir 4. l.. Sawtetl :
Russell L. Good Wm J. Gompers /
win Austin V. Eo'ds
r. +. Glass Clinton K CAMP
Lee +. Dobbs bell ~;
Edmund l.. Jones John S. Ritz t
Fred i. Maury w. IS. casey tg5
Leo 4. Coleman Carl G. Ba 'hmaiuI
A. c. Schiller David A. Mckee ~
Fred Brnkman Harry Clouse ~
p. J. mckinley Alan II. Robinson
A. e, BRYAN. j. d. Sommcrville
w l.. Bradshaw las. W. Ewing
40. J. Rogers W. r.. Baker
Geo. 4. Bla :kf-ri j. Harold Brennan ;
John 4. Howard VIM. g. CALDWELL
J. Bernard H.nc- Joseph r. Curl -
Inn W. T. Hubbard }