THE CANTEEN SCANDALS
. A JUDGE'S DECISION. 'By Electric Telegraph — Copvrijjht) (Per United Press Association. l LOND'ON July 2. Lords Lordsaye and Sele. referring to, the judges attack cabled on May' 7. declared that he repudiated the idea "hat illustrious ancesry debarred a mas from earning an honest living. It was a foul lie to say that he tempted Whitaker. He merely asked one officer who was a satisfied customer of his firm to use his influence with another officer. The firm only paid Whilaker's cait of socket expenses. Lord Cre we accepted Lord Say and Sele's version, and stated that he did not propose to take further action.
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Grey River Argus, 3 July 1914, Page 5
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108THE CANTEEN SCANDALS Grey River Argus, 3 July 1914, Page 5
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