Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-12-08
THE COURTS
United States Supreme Court.

Present: Mr.. Justice Harlan. Mr.. Jus
tice White. Mr.. Justice McKenna, Mr..
Justice Holmes. Mr.. Justice Day. Mr..
Justice Lurton and Mr.. Justice Hughes.
Cleophus W. McVickers Of Woodward,
O sa., and William 4. Caiderhead OF
tfce.
Order. 1t is ordered by the court that
upon the minutes and journal Of the
court:
Supreme Court OF the United States,
Washington. D. G..
November %, 1910
Dear Brother Moody:
I'VE cannot let you leave us without
an expression OF our deep regret. The
100 rev years during which We sat to-
sether on the bench already had con-
hrmed the prophecy of your arguments
unusual powers would be applied as
faithfully and impartially to dispasson-
ate decision as, when you were Attorney
General, they had been devoted to an al
ways lofty presentation of side We
grleve that the country so soon should
lose services that it ill can spare and We
companionship in which affection was
joined to respect. But you have left a
sample OF your work in the reports, and.
We believe. have earned the great re-
Ward-tEat the wise and good OF the flu
ture, as we'll as of the present, will say
1t was we'll and nobly done.
JOHN NJ. HARLAN,
f. d. WHITE,
JOSEPH M'KENNA,
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES,
WILLIAM r. DAY.
We came to the bench of the Supreme
Court after Brother Moody was com.
PEELED by sickness to lay aside active
public work. But we have knowledge OF
his course Of life, and of his judicial
opinions. and concur most cordially in
what is said In the above letter by those
of his associates, who served with him
OH the bench. $50
HORACE II. LURTON.
CHARLES. e. HUGHES
1926 18th street northwest,
Washington, D. c.. Dec. :, 1910,
My Dear Brethren: l cannot let your
letter go unanswered. but at this time
am unable fittingly to say more than that
mind and awaken there an intense grati-
tude to you all. With the expression Of
this and of my respect and affection for
each individual member of the court
must be content Most sincerely yours
WILLIAM H.. MOODY"
No. Il. The Noble State Bank, plain
tilt In error. agt. G.. n. Haskell ct al; ar
gument continued by Mr.. Charles West
for the defendants in error and concluded
by Mr. c. B. Ames for the plaintiff In
error.
No. 43 Ashton c. Shallenberger, gov
ernor Of the state cf Nebraska. ct al.
appellants. agt. the First State Bank Of
Holste1n. Neb.. ct al: and
No. GIT. Assaria State Bank OF Assaria
ct al. appellants. agt. Joseph N DolIey,
as bank commissioner etc, ct al: arfu-
ment commenced hy Mr.. l.. L. Albert for
the appellants in No. As, and continued
by Mr. Arthur F. Mullen for the appel
lants in No. Az and Mr.. John L. Webster
for the aDpellees In No. AS and appel
lants in No. 617.
Proceedings after The Star went to
press yesterday:
Nos. 6S and Co. Julio Aybar. appellant.
agt. The People Of Porto Rico: areu-
ment continued by Mr.. Paul Charlton for
the arpellees. and concluded bv Mr.. Jack-
son H. Ralstcn for the appellant; leave
granted TO counsel for a1pe'lees to file
brief on or before the 1c.h instant.
No. 30. DIR. John Hopkins. p'a'n.iff in
error. agt. The Clemson Agricultural Col
lege OF South Carolina; submitted nv Mr..
r. T. Jaynes and Mr.. Joseph A. McCul-
Tough for the plaintiff in error and by
Mr.. James P. Carey fer the defendant
in error.
No. II. The Noble State Bank, plain
tin in error. agt. G. n. Haskell e: a.;
argument commenced bv Mr.. c. B. Ames
for the nlaintiff in error and continued
by Mr. Charles West for the defend ants
in error
Adjourned until today at IL o'clock.
The day call for Thursday. December
p is AS follows: Nos. n, 40 (and 400.
SOS, o27, o91, 59s G14. FOB. geo and e