DARROW

CLARENCE §. (1857), lawyer; 6. at Kinsman, Ohio.. Educated at the public schools, he was admitted to the bar in 1875. He won prominence in fighting monopolies such as the Gas Trust, Chicago. He appeared for the coal miners during the strikes of 1902-3. Was counsel for Debs and labor interests in other cases, and a member of the Iilinois Legislature in 1902. In 1911 he was counsel for the McNamara brothers in the Los Angeles Times dynamite case. He was tried and acquitted in 1912 on the charge of having attempted to bribe a juror. He defended Moyer, Haywood and Petti bone charged with the murder of ex-Governor Steunnenberg of Idaho. He is the author of many pamphlets on social and economic questions, market town, ent, England; Wat Taylor’s rebellion commenced here, 1381; paper-mills. Pop. 24,000. Fr, admiral with a long and brilliant career; commander of the port of Bizerta _ at outbreak of World War; in charge of detached squadron operating off coast of Syria, Jan. 1915; took over command of Fr. Dardanelles squadron in Allied operations in Gallipoli, Sept.; succeeded Admiral Boué de Lapeyrére as commander-in-chief of Fr. navy, Oct.; during crisis in Greece presented Allied remonstrance to King Const an tine; succe fully evacuated remnants of Serbian Army which had _ retreated acro d'un Amiral, 1914-16 (1920). granitic plateau, 8S.W. Devons hire, Eng.: mean elevation, 1,500 ft.; rich in minerals and antiquities; seat of convict prison