The evening world., 1920-10-13
Jury OF WOMEN
MAKES COURT LOOK
LIKE MOVIE STUDIO
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ne spoke on bOthlf Of the manage
meat saying;
II the Court and the ladies OF the
jury do not mind. these gentlemen
would like 20 take some piotureA"
Judge Dugan replied gravely:
n have no objection II the Jury has
none"
Tho Jury was amiabio and the
grinding and the skotehing and the
click Of the "stnI" cameras con-
tihued. II was now time for the
court 70 come 10 order. but Gala Cher
led another request.
-nthe ladies and the Judge DO not
mind" no said. ''these gentlemen
would ask for a i've minute reooss
20 that some elose-upS may be taken
outside"
30 Mrs. Marion knight Carlson.
forewaman. very chic In her blue
Jersey suit and her picture hat
trimmed with tan silk and her fox
furS. graoiously said on behalf of her
eleven associates that she dldnr
mind II thu court didn't And ou,
they all went into the smiling sun
shine. while Mrs. Pasoarella e1-
planned once more % those who
would listen that she really did moi
owe the bill for those patterns.
After a while they got down 10
business and the Jury was sworn in.
For this purpose they were divided
n two groups OF six each. for the
Bibio that they swore on was just big
enough TO accommodate simultaneous
~ six hands Of the delicate -dimen-
sions charaetersing this historic jury
II they had been men they would
have had 10 swear three at time OF
uae more Bibles.
The roll was called and right awaJ
mistake IVES made. Mrs. Garg4aoI
was called ~ .Mrp. Philip MelSin
dsrrison." which b htr husband,
name. and her husband has nothing
20 do with the case. Sc she. arose and
shnOunced that she wanted her name
oprrected. II was. And the olerl
who had made the error fiushed.
l'rhe rest Of the names we're called
right. There WIS Mrs. jeanette MOS
IL. There was Miss Ruth GAarch IA
q blue suit and a white turbnn en-
hfoidorod or stitched or something
With black thread 10 ornate designs
There was Mrs. Susan II. swift. more
uiatrOnly, wearing a long blue cape
and toque and some violetB and rcd
roses. And therc was the heroic Mrs
Caroline Dudley who actually wore
Al straw hat And there were Mia
Grace A. Richards and Mrs. Ella
Crawford and Mra. Mary Darcy and
Mrs. Annie MunBOn and Mrs. MARI
Ward and Mrs. Susan II. Clark and
Mrs. Catherine Efenbergery.
Even the laWyerB were bpic Ans
span and shOs-ahined and shaven an,
uithOut a apeck OF dust on thei
lapeis. For the plaintiff appoare,
Anthony J. Cnsteiiano and George p
Liable, for the defense Joseph Furs
npd Charles Rosenthal.
irhe lrst thing on the programme
nias the reading OF the docket, a loni
llbt OF cases not connected IA any wal
With the one IN hand, but the jur,
listened with conscientious attention
Just the same.
Hr. Liable congratulated the iadiel
% being the hrst In their State q
undertake the momentous duty OF de,
Ciding on the troubles Of htiguntH anC
explained that the case was really
oplte simple All they had 30 do. n,
said. was 70 decide who owned thos,
Patterns.
dr Pascarclla took the stand and
teld his tale The jury looked "a bi
phxzied when no was asked
f'Were the goods levied on you
gppda7"
5l3ut the question was objected q
and the objection was sustained. 81
81 made no di fferenCe.