Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-10
THE COURTS
United States Supreme Court.

present.: The Chief Justice, Mr.. Jus
tee Harlan. Mr.. Justice McKenna, Mr..
Justice Holmes, Mr.. Justice Lurton, Mr..
Justce hughes. Mr.. Justice Van De-
'an'ep ana MI: Justice Lamar.
l.. X Garrett of Los Angeles, Cal. .
GNHord Ihorne of Washington, Iowa
John h. Henderson of IndianoIa, Iowa :
dwight ID. Lewis Of DesMoines, Iowa :
William j. Stevenson of Duluth, Mimi.
LOUIS r. =. Hepburn of Philadelphia,
Ohio. and William [. Wemp1e of New
| York city were admitted to practice.
The Chief Justice announced the fol-
lowing orders of the court:
NO 10y. John A. Knott ct al, rail-
| road and warehouse commissioners ct
al. appellants, agt. the Chioa 90 Rur.
and
No. 1874. The Chicago, Burlington and
quincy railroad Company. appellant, agt.
John A. Knott ct al, etc: and
Nos. 672 to 705. John A. Knot, 81 al
railroad and warehouse commissioners ct
al, appellants, agt. the It Louis and
san Francisco Railroad Company ct al.
Ton appeals and cross-appeals): motions
TO advance granted and cases assigned
for argument Monday, January g. 1919.
NO. 5U. Louisville and Nashville Rail-
road Company, appellant. agt Adam T.
Siler ct al, as the railroad commission
of Kentucky;
| No. 1854. The Chesapeake and Ohio
RallWay Company. plaintiff in error. agt.
w. e. Conley, Attorney General ct al:
NO. fl: The Oregon Railroad Ind Nav
igation Company. appellant, agt. Thomas
No. 599. George T. Simpson ct al. ap-
peiiants, agt. David c. Shepard,
No. 600. George T. Simpson ct al. ap-
pellants, agt. Emma B. kennedy ct al,
executors @c or; etc. ct al; and
no. 6OI George T. Simpson ct al, ap.
pellants,- agt. William Shillaber; reas-
signed for argument Monday, January
5, lol2. with No. 40. etc.
No. $50 The United States Of America,
appellant, agt the Union Pacific Railroad
Company ct al: motion to advance sub
mltted by Mr.. Solicitor General Lehman
for the appellant.
No. 761. The city of Louisville, appel.
LIANT, agt Cumberland Telephone and
Telegraph Company; suggestions on mo.
ton to advance submitted by Mr.. c.. B.
Blakey for the appellant
NO IOS. The United States Express
| state of Minnesota: motion to advance
submitted by Mr.. George T. Simpson TO,
the defendant in error
No. 512 Thomas Fl. Pickford and John
III. Walter. appellant, agt. Henry NJ Tai.
bot: petition for leave to collect judg-
ment pending the appeal submitted by
Mr.. John Ridout for the appellee in sup
port of the motion, and by Mr.. III. Pres
cot Idtley, MI Henry u. Davis and MT.
Samuel Maddox for the appellants in OPP
position thereto, with leave to Mr.. Rid
out to filed an additional brief on or be-
fore Friday.
No. 3. Original. Commonwealth of Vir-
ginia, complainant, agt. state of West
Virginia; motion to proceed with the fur
ther hearing and determination of this
case submitted by Mr. Samuel W. Will
liams for the complainant in support of
the motion. and by Mr.. W. G. Conley for
the defendant in response thereto.
No. 100. The United States, petitioner
agt. Leopold Baruch; passed; to be re-
stored to the call under the provisions OF
section 8 of rule %. on motion of Mr.
Wade II. Ellis for the respondent.
No All. The United States appellant
agt. the Reading Company ct al;
No. 4S5. The. Temple Iron Company
appellant, agt. the United States; and
No. 504. The Reading Company ct al.
appellants. agt. the United States; motion
to strike from the files the brief for the
Central Railroad Company of New jersey
and the Lehigh and Wilkesbarre Goa
Company submitted by Mr.. J. C. Nc
Reynolds for the United States.
Four hours allowed to each side in the
argument of these appeals. on motion OF
Mr.. J. G. McReynolds for the United
States; argument commenced by Mr.. j
c.. McReyQOldS for the United States