He served in France from July. 1918. to May 8. 1919. and reached his home in Saginaw to learn that the council of the city had tendered him the position of city attorney. He held this place with honor and ability until on the retirement of Hon. Joseph Fordney he was elected to the Sixtyeighth Congress. Most of the present Members know of his work here. Most of them know of his brave struggle with ill health. the direct result of his military service. They know of his faithful work in committee and on the floor of the House. His fellow members of the Immigration Committee would tell you that he was its ablest lawyer. His great and lawyerlike presentation of the contestedelection case of Hon. JAMES M.
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