The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1910-07-08
TWO JUSTICES VOLUNTEER
"a >ITIN " WIN avn CLEIR
NiTI RIII/tTION IIENDtR
Tesimsay Taken tbout ENtOrtISa Prsr-
Iirrd on Applicants ami Nboui Dr's'
when the Application O. la Federal
court Justice Ingraham's views.


,pngr,.--rrcn CulIfoEl. and b~nnet.
th" Np-krrg members ~ the committee
appointed hv congress under the Cold
fogl. r..-put,uu IT, investigate the local
naturalization mails. heard testimony at
tn. county count HOUSE Yesterday from
:. B,lkpvt,k secretary ~ the NAturaliSa
ton T.! League Who told ~ Law yeFS and
.t4u-" Who call Themselves law gers
v nu prey upnr aliens seeking nAturahSa-
t,u a., sad that he had known OF
many INSTANCES where organizations
formed fur the alleged purpose Of making
M" rad 10 r,ti1en-hIp easy had eNtortec
money lie -a'd that one man who mad
gone q such an organization 20 ask for
atvirc had been told that u would cost
him 81 Tor making ont his papers aud 81
to- extra services
NJ BelkovitH ais, testified that such
PRACTICES wer. by no means confined To
ih, state courts Ilr ~aid that men " ho
went t. the Federal BuIldIng to take out
first papers Nprr proved upon by lawyers
- hp demanded from g. u $40 for making
oVt GhidaNIt~ and other papers when
we're practically worthless Ia the apph-
,aut~ lie could not recall me naire- OF
any It the lav y"r- who engage VA TINS
prac'iy- but II - Understood that the
C,IlpHtt"- has r"Ce."ed more specihc
information
The truuhl. came Mr. Rlxo~itz Said,
when an anpltcant y ,nt up for his inal
panrr- In the l'n,'el States Court only
a 'rN duphv ants wer" handled each day.
49,, TIVE fuI business being the I'VE
minutes h"tN e.n o and 9O5 \ " and
whose - ho Cpullp; toe attended q IA THIS
..t"rval we're told To v"m. back some
ether Cly In the state court u often
.sfar D =
tor uIn q E'' u'- citizenship papers
after films il- application
In ~" afternoon Presiding lIsiIce
luEr.hsw 81 ~" appellate piv.-Ion VAS
s~k". for an .pInion a. - the best MaN
q overcome the congestion ~ the state
,Nuurt Justice lugrhhaIu sad that 80 far
a. b." h.lI been able - -ee II would 'e
'..'.'-.ary T. have ore Judge devote all
boz. time - the naturalization Business.
.,lf - 80 THIS Euuld mean Ia ABANDON one
Et'f - tho Upu-t~ devoted o. general
VOL .li 'rlt wtth the regular Calsr lar
20 arr"Ars hat not seemed wise Nat iral-
l.atIuu va- yr.i,r'y matter uf Federal
amt NOT Ut StH'c concern. and n IVA I not
seemed Ur',". - neglect -" state
,rrN vu.h IA" court vas sworn -
att,u' - 10, favor 81 work which " vas
-u,,t0N ..-,i - handle bat which h'lNnge
really q fh" Federal courts
Jv-t.r" l1Eranau sAld inst 70 Sa- i've
.- n'ug ~ T"A-iuclN itNiru't = DOtaun
hrlp irur ~. as state Judges. ihe up
STATE. bar a. pCiatlou- protesting against
't,. r-.tuva' - heir Judges Ia other fields
~ L. rua Judges ~ New York city. ttey
nty" u ere work t. attend 80 than the
rl..l'Iyv ,ffiCer~ 81 any other courts IN
.',. VprIl ari hs didn't feel Tx" calling
IluA them O. to extra work IA the
-IUW"r Nardtor
NJ th,- polu- Congressman f~uu-t sad
L" hli found ly' \"N N"Ik cIty Judges
1,-'.,,~ WIIr and Lehman who we're
" IIN'g % q" tine -N'~a Nur~. ant Justice
lugraism r.ru.t TAT although he had
boon urabl- =, md srv volupf- Gers he
500. 10 be-. i"hgut-i % designate tho ="
found b. NJ T., u"r and Nuvld 10 - a.
.uaI, n" ...t'.t -. Whv naturalization
tr-rns-- ,,.ullr' br handled bN Y nited
stairs Commissioner final papers and all
a. we'll a. Nv Judge NJ date has he-n
r,..i '.r ''r u.Nr p4phr I"arr ~