Mcnary
CHARLES LINZA, United States Senator from Oregon; born in 1874 near Salem, Ore., he was admitted to the bar in 1898. From 1913-1915 he was a Justice of the Supreme Court of Oregon and on June 1, 1917, was appointed United States Senator for the unexpired term of 1917 to 1919. Senator McNary has played a prominent part in the Republican party, being for a time chairman of the Republican State Committee in Oregon. While in the Senate he voted with those Republicans who desired the treaty of peace with Germany ratified with mild reservations.
MacNEIL, JOHN GORDON SWIFT, a British statesman; born in Dublin, ican military officer; born in Detroit, Mich., April 3, 1782; joined the army in and adjutant-general in 1812. He was placed in command of the Lake Champlain region in the summer of 1814. On Sept. 11, he won a brilliant victory at Plattsburg, for which he was promoted Major-General and received a gold medal and a vote of thanks from Congress. In 1828 he was appointed General-in-Chief of the United States armies and held that post till his death, in Washington, D. C., June 25, 1841. He was the author of "Martial Law and Courts-Martial."