The Washington times., 1922-11-21
THE WASHINGTON HERALD'S LEGAL RECORD

United States OF America;
No. ll3. b. r. Norvell ct al,
appellants, vs. The United States
No. ia. w. II. Matthews ct al.
appellants. We. The United States
No lis. DiIlard p. Eubank ct
al. appellants, W. The United
States OF America;
No. ll6. Lydia Hansen Mac
Mullen et al. appellants, VS.. Tho
United States OF America; and
No. lit. Sam w. Mason et a..
appellants, VS.. The United States
OF America. Leave granted TO file
supplemental brief herein. on mo-
tion Of Mr.. s. l.. Herold for the
| appellants.
No. i67. Department OF Trade
I and Commerce Of the state OF Ne
braska ct al. etc. petitioners. w.
A. j. Hertz ct al, receivers. etc.
| Motion to advance submitted by
Mr.. Bruce w. Sanborn and Mr..
William @. Graves for the respond
ents.
No. 574. Lion Bonding and
Surety Company. petitioner. VS.. A.
II. Karatz Motion to advance sub
mitted by Mr.. Bruce w. Sanborn
and Mr.. William @. Graves for the
respondent.
No. s5s. Fred Wolf ct al. peti.
| TONERS. VS.. The United States OF
America. Petition for q writ of
] certiorari to the United States Cir.
| cult Court Of Appeals for the Sew.
enth circuit submitted by Mr.. Don
NJ. johnson in behalf Of Mr.. James
NJ. johnson for the petitioners, and
by Mr.. Solicitor General Beck. Mr.
Assistant Attorney General Grim.
and Mr.. Franklin G.. Wilson for the
for the petitioner to file a reply
brief within three days.
No. 5S5. The Pennsylvania Rail.
road Company. appellant, VS.. United
States Railroad Labor Board. ct
al. Motion TO advance submitted by
Mr.. Solicitor General Beck for the
appellees.
No. 5S5. The Pennsylvania Rail
road Company. appellant. VS.. United
States Railroad Labor Board. ct
al. Leave granted to file opposi-
ton to the motion to advance. on
the appellant.
No. -. Benjamin Citlow. plain
tiff In error. vs.. The People Of the
State OF New York. Leave granted
to file opposition to petition for a
writ OF error, on motion OF Mr..
Samuel A. Berger for the defendant
In error.
No. 6s2. James c. Davis, d.
rector General OF Railroads. etc,
petitioner, VS.. Samuel Wechsler
petition for q writ Of certiorari to
the Kansas City Court Of Appeals
of the State Of Missouri submitted
by Mr.. o. II. Dean. Mr.. Fl. M.
Langworthy, and Mr.. Roy B. Thom-
as for the petitioner.
No, l04. Henry Hunsicker. ct al.
appellants. vs.. The United States OF
No. iii. E. @. Palmer. ct al, ap-
pellants, vs.. The United States;
No. 112. Arkansas Natural Gas
Company, ct al, appellants. VS.. The
United States Of America:
No. 113. b. X. Norvell. ct al. ap-
pellants. We. The United States Of
No. 1l4. w. II. Matthews. ct al.
appellants, VS.. The United States Of
No. lis. Dillard p. Eubank. ct
al, appellants, VS.. The United States
Of America;
No. 11s. Lydia Hanezen MacMul-
len. ct al, appellants. vs.. The United
States Of America: and
No. III. Sam W. Mason, ct al,
appellants, VS.. The United States Of
America. Argument continued by
Mr.. Assistant Attorney General RI
: ter for the appellee. and concluded
by Mr.. 8. L. Herold for the appel
F, liant.
No. ~. Thomas j. Stockley, ct
al. appellants. VS.. The United States
Of America. Argued by Mr.. 8. l..
Herold for the appellants, and by
Mr.. Assistant Attorney General
Ritter for the appellee.
No. 105. Sioux City Bridge Com
pany. petitioner, vs.. Dakota County,
Nebraska. Argued by Mr.. r. W.
Sargent for the petitioner. and by
Mr.. r. A. Van Orsdel for the re-
spondent.
Adjourned until tomorrow at IL
o'clock.
The day call for Tuesday, Novem.
Der 81. will be as follows: Nos. 10s,
107. 110. s11s land 1870, 368 land 369,
3S1, 3s2 and 8s3), 11s. 50, 120, 12l
(and 1927. and l23.
COURT OF APPEALS.
Present: Chief Justice Smyth.
Associate Justices Robb and Van
Orsdel.
Messrs. Arthur H. Boettcher and
M. d. r Ramsey are admitted to
this practice.
No. 1897. Replogle W. Airway
Company. Cause continued.
No. 1882. Mock VS.. johnson.
Passed to foot Of calendar.
No. 1929. Walser & Co. ct al. vs.
Scott. Argument continued by Mr..
John L. jackson for appellants;
continued by Mr.. Axel v. Becker
for appellee. and concluded by Mr..
Jackson.
No. 262S. shailer VI. Touraine
Company. Argument commenced
by Mr.. L. L. Morrill, for APP
pellant; continued by Mr.. c. r.
Allen for, appellee, and concluded
by Mr.. Morrill,.
No. 1924. In re: Hammer. Argy..
ment commenced by Mr.. w. r.
warland for appellant and con.
cluded by Mr.. J. A. Hostetter for
Commissioner Of Patents.
No. 1925. American Grinder Mfg.
Co. vs.. Walden Worcester, Inc.
Argument commenced by Mr.. s. w.
Banning for appellant; continued by
Mr.. J. II. Milans for appellee, and
couclt,ded bv Mr. Banning