Word: professionality
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As they had done at Philadelphia and London last year, at Minneapolis the year before, bigwigs of the legal profession shook hands all round-last week at the 49th annual meeting of the American Bar Association, at Detroit.
Two great figures were, however, conspicuous by their absence. One, Elihu Root, whose speeches to the Association a decade and two decades ago are now classic, has passed through the portals of many years into a remote seclusion. One, the Chief Justice of the U. S., William Howard Taft, grandfather...
Bleak, truly, is the lot of any lavatory man, but bleaker still if he is a lavatory man employed by the U. S. Government. Nor are lavatory men alone in their exigency. Federal attendants of all sorts, guards in zoos and biological gardens, seneschals in museums and the gray-faced...
"After the War he took a Law Degree at Columbia and is now associated with White and Case [Manhattan lawyers] in the practice of his profession. His father's death found him in a position to devote his entire life to politics, and he has given earnest attention to the...
Sometime later, Dr. Charles W. Eckermeyer, a sensitive physician who, during the 47 years he has been practising medicine, has never sent his patients a bill, celebrated a birthday. To him, to commemorate his selfless devotion to his profession, the villagers gave the purse, the motor.