The Washington herald., 1916-10-17
Supreme Court of the United States

hChenna' MI. justice Holmes, Mr.. JUS
tice Day, Mr.. Justice Van Devanter, Mr.
Justice Pitney, Mr.. Justice McReynolds
Mr.. Justice Brandeis. and Mr.. Justice
Clarke.
Luther Day. of Cleveland, Ohio; Rus
lssll Mott, of Chicago. Ill; Charles Cheney
hyde, Of Chicago, Ill: Charles E. Erb-
fstein' OF Chicago, Ill: Frank NJ. Cobb. OF
Cleveland. Ohio; n. L. Ryder, of Ed
Tardsville, Ill; A. Chester Clark, OF
Concord, n. H; E. E. Thomas, of Beau
mont, Tex; John W. Farley, Of Memphis
Tenn; Charles A Villas. Of Chicago, Ill
Henry H. Little. Of Norfolk, Va, and AL
An D. Jones, Of Newport News, Va, were
admitted to practice.
rThe Chief Justice announced the fol-
J lowing orders Of the court:
No. 67-The Hart Steel Company ct al,
|. petitioners, VS.. the Railroad Supply Com
pany; and
II No. s5-The Railroad Supply Company,
petitioner, VS.. Elyria Iron and Steel Com
4 pany. No ground is stated to support
the motion to pass these cases other than
IS assented to by the counsel for both
parties. But the cases were called
last term and this is therefore the sec
ond term at which they are subject to
II call. under Rule 10 the mere consent of
counsel without otherwise adequate show
.
| OF the motion to pass, and it is there
fore denied, without prejudice. however,
to the right to renew the same upon the
| making of a proper showing.
VI No. -, Original-state Of North Dakota.
Y complainant, VS.. State OF Minnesota; mo-
ton for leave to file bill of complaint
granted, and process ordered to issue re-
j turnable on the first Monday Of March
next.
No. -, Original-State Of South Dakota,
complainant, VS.. State OF Minnesota; mo-
ton for leave to file bill of complaint
L granted. and process orded to issue re-
1rnable on the first Monday Of March
next.
No. -, Original-State of Minnesota.
complainant, VS.. State of Wisconsin; mo-
ton for leave to file bill of complaint
granted, and process ordered to issue
returnable on the first Monday of March
next
No. - Original-Ex parte in the mat
ter of Clair D. ValIette and Alfred b
QuintOn, petitioners; petition for a hear
ing on motion for leave to file bill of
! complaint in the name of the United
States vs.. the State OF Florida denied.
No. l, Original-State of Georgia, COM
plainant VS.. Tennessee Copper Company
| ct al; motion for leave to file stipulation
between the State of Georgia and the
Tennessee Copper Company granted.
No. 1S4. October Term, 1915-Isidor Straus
| st al trading as r. H Macy & Co, pc
ttioners, VS.. Notaseme Hosiery Company;
notion to recall mandate and reform de-
cree denied.
No. 764, October Term. 1915-Cynthia
/ Lindsay, petitioner. VS.. Chicago, BurlinE-
ton and Quincy Railroad Company; mo-
ton for leave to present petition for re-
| hearing denied.
No. 6lDDon Lacy, as lquidating agent
afr nj in rd
| notion to extend time for filing designa-
ton Of parts of record to be printed
| grarted.
No. 3SO-Louisville and Nashville Rail-
| road Company. appellant. VS.. Western
Union Telegraph Company Motion to
advance denied. but the case will be taken
as submitted on printed briefs II counsel
4 are SO advised.
<o. 4S1-The United States Of America,
appellant. vs.. the United States Steel
Corporation ct al. Motion to advance
granted and cause assigned for argu-
ment Monday. February p. 1917.
No. 54p-LouisviIIe Bridge Company. ap-
pelIant. VS.. the United States Motion
to advance granted, and cause assigned
for argument on Monday, December (.
next.
NJ. 712-The Savings Bank of Danhur-'.
Conn. plaintiff in error, VS.. Dietrich z.
Loewe. etc Motion to advance granted.
:
day. December I. next. after the case
heretofore assigned for that day.
No GG-H. SnOwden Marshall appel
liant vs.. Robert B. Gordon. sergeant at
arms Of the House of Representatives Of
the United States. Motion to advance
/ granted. and cause assigned for argument
on Monday. December T. next, after the
cases heretofore assigned for that day.
No. 37+-Jesse Isidor Straus ct al. petit
TONERS. W. Victor Talking Machine Com
pany. Motion to advance granted, and
cause assigned for argument on Monday,
December 4. next, after the cases here
t0fSre assigned for that day.
No ESP. l. Crane. appellant. VS.. Hi
ram W. Johnson, governor of the State
lgF4nted. and cause assigned for argu-
| lrrSht on Monday. December T. next after
the cases heretofore assigned for that
| lay.
No. 494-Kate P. McNaughton. appel
laRt. VS.. Hiram W. Johnson, governor of
the State Of California, ct al Motion to
a6vanCe granted. and cause assigned for
4 --sument on Monday. December 4. next,
after the cases heretofore assigned for
that dav.
No 617-Ro5ert L. Greene, auditor, ct
jiL, etc, appellants VS.. Louisville and In
serurban Railroad Company;
Ns 61-RObert L. Greene. auditor, ct
!
~ Company;
INo. s42-IIIinois Central Railroad Com
lsny. appellant, vs. Robert L. Greene ct
Il. etc. ct al;
No. 643-Robert L. Greene ct al. etc,
Z al. appellants. VS.. Illinois Central Rail-
mad Company;
No 64+Illinois Central Railroad Com
pany. appellant, vs. Robert l. Greene ct
a., etc, ct al; and
10. 645-Robert L. Greene ct al, etc,
Il al. appellants, vs. Illinois Central Rail-
rad Company; motions to advance grant
ID and cases assigned for argument, as
one case on Monday, December 4, next,
after the cases heretofore assigned for
hat day.
No 512TJohn Gund Brewing Company,
appellant' VS.. the Great Northern Rail-
ssy Company ct al; motion to advance
senied.
No 5I1-United Drug Company, peti-
tper. vs.. Theodore Rectanus Company;
pution for a writ Of certiorari to the
rhited States Circuit Court of Appeals
sr the Sixth Circuit granted.
No 57O-The T. H. Symington Company,
Petitioner IS. the National Malleable