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Chill hotels and rooming houses! Perhaps Mr. Caffrey was seeking free board and room. There are many like that. There is no more welcoming smile, no warmer grasp of outstretched hand than that which is found at the open door of our hotels and apartment houses...
...just show me any body that is entirely perfect and I will show you, an Angel floating in the stratusphere, with a golden harp, and a pair of silver wings and an old fashioned night shirt. JOHN V. CAFFREY Denver, Colo...
...follows: Melvin Leon Anshen, of Boston; Ralph Philip Boas, Jr., of Norton; John Coert Campbell, of Bronxiville, New York; Sidney Cohen, of Lynn; Albert Charles England, Jr., of Pittsfield; Henry Caraway Hatfield, of Evanston, Illinois; Richard Inglis, Jr., of South Euclid, Ohio; Henry Touchman Levin of Minneapolis, Minnesota; Robert Caffrey Liddon Jr., of Corinth, Mississippi; Knight Warner McMahan, of Flora, Illinos; Isadore Paisner, of Brookline, Peter Shuebruk, of Cohasset; Robert Chester Smith, Jr., of Detroit, Michigan; Andrew Joseph Torrielli, of Watertown; Bort Arthur Winter, of East Cleveland, Ohio...
That "many of the most despicable legal tricks practiced in New York today are those attempted by young whippersnappers right out of Harvard who are members of big downtown law firms" was the contention of Justice W. J. A. Caffrey, of the Municipal Court, in a recent address before 400 members of the New York County Lawyers' Association at the Hotel Astor. Questioned at the conclusion of the meeting about his references to Harvard Law School graduates, Justice Caffrey explained that his remarks were directed principally against junior members of those "big downtown firms", and that he only intended...
...averred that Harvard Law graduates were inclined to look down upon justices of the lower courts and treat them with "arrogance". "These young fellows come into court with cases which no one else in the big firms they represent wants to handle", said Justice Caffrey, "and have an idea they can lord it over the justices and court attendants. Then, if they receive a rebuke from the court for their manners or procedure, they report their grievances to the heads of their influential firms, who take the matter up with various judicial and political committees, and the justice...