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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-23

Next Sunday Camp Winnepe
boys will play the home fellows
and there should be the making of
a snappy game on tap. Neither
team having lost a game this sea-
son. The game will be on the
Winnepe diamond at 3 o'clock
sharp.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-23

Summary: Struck out by Bow
ker 6, by Coole 5. Hit by pitcher;
Ewald. Base on balls; off Bowker
2, off Coole 2. 2 base hit; Bent,
Coole. Umpire; Diehl.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-23
Suffered a Stroke.

Mrs. A. J. Austin suffered a
stroke at the Austin home Mon
day, and her condition at this
time is critical.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-23
Same Farm for "a Years.

John Ellis of the town of East
man, Prairie du Chen, has lived
continuously on the same farm for
period of IA years. He was born
in Augusta, Me-, and came to Wis
consin with his parents when a
babe, learning his first step while
on an Erie canal boat.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1924-07-23
CANDIDATES.

All candidates should be
sr certain their nomina-
o3 papers conform to the
NJ before filing them. 9th
mise it may be there will
other mix-ups' as hap
sred one time several years
20 when most Of the candi-
gs papers found their
nes could not appear on
primary ballot.
As | am required to advise
county clerk on this
alter | now call attention
it. A word to the wise
mId be sufficient.
Eagle River, Wis, July
Bill 1924.
GEO. E. O'CONNOR,
District Attorney.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-11-29

afford be wthout
excellent and indispensable
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-11-29
ATTENTION.,

The indications are that near y
$4,000 persons will tend the Elk's
Convention which will convene in
Richmond in August, 1925. The com
mittee on the enter ainment of the
visitors is already planning to house
and feed This large gathering and
considerable progress has been made.
The Committee, therefore, wishes
to advise all persons who want dele
gates 10 make a written application,
stating the number Of de egates
wanted, whe you desire men or
women and address same to Mr.. W.
A. Smith, SIS North 4th street.
Chairman of the Committee of Hous
ing and Feeding. You will also
state in application whether you wish
to board your delegates or simply to
lodge them. This should be done at
once, as application will be fled in
order received.
Genera Committee Of Enter ain
ment of Grand Lodge Of Elks.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-11-29

Youth aHd beauty so forward il
Germany more rapidly than herc.
The German newspapers discuss
this question: "Shouid modern bob
haired women tip their hats to each
other?"
Another subject discussed is this:
SIS smoking pipes ladylike?"
Let's hope that chewing tobacco
by ladies will be postponed for
While.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-11-29
SHEPHERD NEWS.

St. Elizabeth Fold held a wide
awake meeting last Tuesday night at
st. Luke's Hall Our Grand Record
ing Secretary, Mrs. Mary E. Cousins
obligated one member and has sew
eral applications now ready for the
Union Degree Meeting. which meets
on the first Friday night in Decem-
Der. This Fold is now 10 strong.
r.-.r,--. "-S,s' ''
Our Grand Presiding Shepherd.
Mrs. Ora Brown Stokes will present
the Order with her first Fold this
month, it will be organized on the
28th at the Girls Home, 502 West
Clay street. This is the first OF a
number of Folds which she has in
the making and which she expects
to deliver to the Order in the next
few months. Our Grand Shepherd
is able beyond question to Impress
peop'e with her persuasive argument
but she does not stop there; by living
acts and deeds she drives home to
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-11-29

all classes and conditions of people
from the baby in its mothers arms
to the aged and infirm, with many
other choice and valuable remedies
from the largest drug firm in the U.
S. A. Madison Stanfield. their agent
will be delighted to furnish you any
of these high class drugs at No. A53
Wells Alley, N. W., or anywhere you
may meet him in the street, day or
night. He is right and ready your
needs to supply. A fresh lime just
in this week from Memphis, Tenn.
and Washington, D. G. Just see me-
Mrs. Lizzie Poindexter remains
feeble.
Mrs. Burnie Holland Glasgow re
mains quite feeble. but slightly i'm
proved. a. 81: q.
w. H. Walker of the Community
Cafe is ailing this week with "a Sc
we're cold and neuralgia
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-11-29

your hearts the great lesson she de-
sires to teach. Here it is. If she is
able to put large groups Of people
into the Order at different times,
there should not be a member in the
institution, who is not able to put
in at least one member during this
drive. Let us wake up, think and
act. 50
Mr.. Amos c. Clark, l,hhe Grand
SecretarYTreasurer, and former
student of Virginia Union University
is now in the western part Of Penn
sylvania establishing the Order. He
is having great success on this trip.
Headquarters at Donora, Pa.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-11-29

The funeral of the late Henry
Fetts, of Northwest Seventh Avenue
was held Wednesday at 10 A. M {.
Relatives in attendance from other
towns were, his brother. Mr.. William
Retts, Mrs. Ella Hatcher and grand
sor, Mrs. Lula Young, Mrs. Annie
Belts, Mrs. Mamie Washington. OF
Greensboro, N. c., and Mrs. Lizzie
White, 913 Fifth Street, N. E. He
leaves to mourn, FIVE daughters, five
sisters and one brother. Rev. Taban
officiated and C. G. Williams was
the funeral director in charge.
Rev. w. R. Howerton, D. D. OF
Mt. Zion A. M. e. Church spoke
from the Book of Judges, Subject,
"The Foolish and Unlawful Marriage
of Samson. Rev. HowsFton was
al Ebenezer A.. NJ E. Church at the
8 o'clock service. 1t was its day OF
reopening after it's remodelling un
der the leadership of Rev. Billups.
Rev. Howerton preached at night
to his congregation on the old famil
lar thfme. from John 3:16. The
offering was $S094, an average Of
more than one hundred dollars per
week, for which the trustees wish
to thank the membership for their
untiring loyalty and devotion to the
cause.
RIeV. H. B. Collins, pastor of Mt.
Zion A. M. e. Church at Martins
vile died after three weeks illness
Saturday, November % and the fun
eral and interment took place last
Monday. p. E., T. w. Cotton.
Rev. w. R. Howerton, Rev. j. j..
Birups, Rev. H. G.. F. Baker, OF
Rocky Mount, Rev. H. M. Tyree, OF
Fieldale, DR.. Morris, local minister.
Rev. J. H. Thomas, of the Christian
Church. Rev. Watkins, of the Pres
byterian Church, Rev. Joyce, Of the
Holiness Church were present. Rev
Cotton OBLIGATED in the eulogy, assist
ed by the ministerial body. The
white ministers of Martinsville were
in attendance.
A word to those in need of a real
health building remedy. There are
none as good as Indian Herb Tablets.
Salvasena, the worlds best tonic for
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-11-29

UNHAPPY, undecided, in doubt,
worried, not well? Business, do
nestle, social, love affairs wrong?
Write freely, frankly, and confident
ially-request information and adj
vice pertaining to this beloved wom-
ans work and methods. You can
win. Do it now. GRACE GRAY
De LONG, Miami, Fla.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-11-29
L>(l.A... Joke NEWS

ROANOKE, VA, November 20
Mis-. Ida Williams, of S94 Tenth
Avenue, N. w. leaves Wednesday. the
26th for Richmond to attend the
State Teachers Association.
Richmond planet. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1883-1938, 1924-11-29

FACTS AND TRUTH IN EVERY
STATEMENT.
Bad Digestion many years. Pain
and Cramp in Stomach "a hours re-
lieved in 10 minutes. Ulcer or Ul-
cerated condition of Stomach and
Intestines entirely relieved in week
or two. Dysentery stopped in "a
hours.
Typhoid Symptoms lasting more
than a week, stopped in "a hours.
Acute Indigestion stopped in 10 min
utes. Ptomaine Poison Symptoms
stopped in 2 to hours.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-21
Los Sres. Tous Soto y Parra....

! es mas que un medic politico unionis-
ta de obtener votos. Los uniOnistas
casi han declarado practicamente que
mantienen ell ideal de la soberania anne
ricana como los Republicanos. y los
Repubicanos 81 usted examina su pla-
taforma demandan mas autonomia al
presente, la election de un Gobernador,
responsible ante la Legislature vel
control del presupuesto etc, aunque
de una nanera distinta los Unionis-
tas.
''Por iiltimo. desde luego. Ia cone
x61 Americana parece haber negado
un punto que es irreleyante en- la
poiitica de Puerto Eico, v otros topi-
cos directos que conciernen mas correc
temsntc al Gobierno de Puerto Rico Y
pcr los puertorriqueros, son cada vez
,nas prominentes van hscia adelan-
te hasto dorde ,debian habsr Ilegado
hacs tempo Ell augurio mas esperan-
zado que enouentro en- este pals es que
IA elecc'ou pr6xima de este s6o en-
Puerto Rico tiene que ir ante los vo-
tantcs con t6picos locales casi exclu-
sivamente estimulados por ell bienestar
Ell meier gobierno de esta isla La
maniobra que so esta reaGzando de
ahora para el future junt6 con Jos to-
piccs cue coustituyen nm nuevo capitu
10 en- Ia politica V la educacior social
del pueblo es IA rsperanza de la auto
nopia Hbre del BstadO de Puerto Ri
CO."
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-21
EStd Su Sdn6re
Cargada de =,
ImpureZdS !!

Humores, crupciones cuHaneas,
tumores, son Sintomas malignos in
dicativos de sangrc irnpura, que pide
a gritos un dcpurativo cfcaz que
arranque esos clementos de corrup-
cion que consumer Ia vitalidad. Sin
duda babra I'd. "eDsayado' otros
depurativos. pero el NAL uersiste o
vu.lve al POGO tempo.
Miles dc persoHaS han hallado
cn HERO NUNADO el vcr-
dadcro dcpura;ivo y obtenido bcne-
fieios mucho mayores de 10 que es-
peraban. Solo en- los Estados Uni
dos nada mcnos que cinco miiloucs
de frasq;iios sc vendcn anualmentc.
Tenga bicn en- crcn;a que RIERRO
NJiNADO couticnc hero como ei
mismo hierro dc Ia saRgre humana
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-21

cue, como sabeh todos los medi
COS, sin hero su sangrc no puedc
scr pura nj producer vitalidad y
cnergia. \ I'd. lc toca comprobar
las virtudcs medicinalcs de este re-'
nombrado producto que recomen-
damos EN- plena comhanza de que no,
causara desengano. II | + K 20
NUXADO no. es 'un curalo todo"
solo sc recomienda para los desa-
Treglos dc Ia sangre V los neryios.
tales como sangrc impura, reuma--
tismo, ancmia, neurastenia, depre-
sion debilidad nerviosa y faita
de virilidad.
Dos semanas dcmosiraran 10 bien
que puedc hacerle el HERO
NUNADO. Pongaio a Ia prueba.
Todas las buenas boticas 10 venden.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-21
LA HUELGA DE RIO PIEDRAS
PLIEGo DE CoNDICIoNEs

Rio Piedras, P. t., enero IS, 1924.
Mr. II. H. scoville,
Presente.
Muy ssiior nuestro
Las suscribientes, miembros de la
ooH-ision dc huelga de las empleadas
dc vuestros talleres en- su rspresen-
taci6n, tenemcs Ell honor de someter
vllestra consideration y estudio las 81
guientes bases para dar por terminado
el estado de huelga que existc actual
mente en- vuestros talleres:
Considerable que la ley No. 45 dc
junio de mil novccientos diez nueve,
establece que no Sc pagara por los pa
ircnos ninguna mujer empleada por
6s.os un salario menor de I'm dollar,
solicitamos de usted cumpla con la ley
en- ese sentido. Es decir, que quere-
mos Que Sc nos pague ell peso diario
que marca la ley.
ooho horas. constituiran nm dia de
tratajo, empezando a las siete hasta
las once Y dc doce a cuatro.
No Sc perseguira ninguna huel-
guista por el hecho de haberse distin-
, guido en- la hue'ga haber demos'ra-
do valor en- Ia defcnsa dc nuestros in
tereses como trabaiadoras
! Les Isyes de sanidad, deben ser es
tablecidas en- los tslleres. como garan-
! tia la salud vida de las trabajado-
ras.
El trato de los emp'eados para con
las trabaiadoras. debe ser. respetuoso.
afable correcto Y las trabajadoras
cumpliran con sus debercs dc acuerdo
con la labor que ejecutcn.
Solicitamos ell reconocimiento dc una
comision dc trabajadoras para que nos
represente ante los empleados oil pa
troro, con el fin de arreglar amistosa-
mentc cualquier desavenecia que pue-
da surgir en- el future. Esta comisi6n
estara compuesta de una Representative
por cada veinticinco trabajadoras do
las empleadas.
Estamos dispuestas a llevar nucstro
case a la Comisi6n de Medisci6n Con
ciVacioa Y ncs sometemos a su fallo.
Estas bases y condolences, al ser
aceptsdas por rsted. pondran tsrmiro a
la huelga Y la pas industrial velvera
2 reinar en- sus talleres, comprometien- |
doros a reslizar de buena fe. todas las !
facnss compatibles con nucstra labor. !
SIN mas, en- espsra de una pronta I
rcp'ica. nos suscribimOs dc usted muy
stentamente,
LA coMIsIoN.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-21

baJos artisticos en- flores naturaiss. LA
me al telefono 800 ssnturce, (etop
20. Martin Pena) y sera stendido pes
"a Sra. ISABEL PARsI -
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-21
FLORES NATURALEs

EQuiere listed cnnseguir Hermosoa
Bouqnets7 Bonitas Coronas y ctros TIA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-21
Confirmation do la Ira. pag.


Rico. probablsmente ahera tienen
mas votos en- clectores que los mismos
Republicancs. Asi russ. un gran nd-
nero de aIrericaEos aqui sc proponen
votar con los Unionistas, pesar de
todas las s,spechas que tienen de los
Un;onistas. Y de sus demandas de au-
toromia,. mcjOr que yer al pals caer en-
lnaaos de los Socialists.
DERRoTAR A Los UN1oNIsTAs
He hab ado recientemente con Jose
Tons Soto. Presidente del Partido Ee-
pub,ieano do Puerto Rico, y Senador
dc Ponce y Francisco PARA capo, Al
cslde de Ponce. que hizo la coa'ici0n
con los Social'stas Y que obtuvieron Ia
victoria Republican, en- esta ciudad.
Estos dcs hombrss son dos convenci-
dos coro americanos. teniendo para
cstos principles todas las simpatias;
auibos hahlan ingl5s casi perfsctamen-
to. su exp'icac on acsrca de la propo
ic'6a de Ia coalicion con los Socialis
tas es muy s'mp'e: les Ell UNICo
GAMING PARA DERRoTAR A Los
UNIoNISTAS" Dicen ellos.
"El srner TOYS Soto 10 explico asi:
LOS socialistas conviensn en- absolu-
to con nosot=os en- ell punto de Ia ans
ricanizac on. convienen enteramentt
con nuestra politica y no tienen inte.
res con la Independence; estan con
vecidos de que Puerto Rico tiene la
rreIcres prob7bilidades de obtener ju'
ticia social bajo Ia bandera americana
Su politica economical. naturslmente
70 conven:mos con ella, pero tan lie
'os como es confistente con las necesi
dsdes reales de Ia reforma social Y 9
meior standing que necesita al presen
Re esta Isla que es Ia raz6n real de
aumepto de los votos sccialistas. de
clarfm>s 10 cl ssntimiento obrero e
domasiedo fuerte para ser ignorado"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-21
Ell NoMBTE DE "SoCIALISTA
NO ES EXACTo

LA verdad es que el non;bre dc
Socialist" casi es un titulo que no
as APPLICABLE exactamento, pues con to-
da s,nceridad 10 cue existe es un SEN
timiento obrero Bajo la direction de
Santiago Iglssias. Ia base del Parti-
do reside on la Foderaci6n Libre de
los baiadores de Puerto Rico. una
organization ore cont.ola $4,000 de
los 400, 900 trabaiadores de Puerto Ri
CO, mientras los micmbros que estan
pagando Quotas al Partido Socialista
slcanzTn a menos de 1000. El sefior
Iglesiss ha cu'tivado por muchos amos
todqvia Sc mantiene en- relaciones
estrechas con Ia American Federation
of Labor. Todos los esfuerzos reou-
bhcanos. por este hecho sc inclinan
en- todos los respectos la conexi6n y
coone-acion que realmente tienen por
fnslidad unq cooperation estrecha con
rn partido que es 10 mismo que el Par
lido Obrero Britinico. 70 mismo que
Ia csperanza de nm Partido como cl
Farmer Labor Party, dc America.
"Tamb:en debe confesarse y decla-
raise que una buena cantidad del po-
der dc los Socialistss SO debe al genio
de este solo hombre luchador Santa
go Ig.esias Fl vino aqui hace 25 amos
deEde Cuba; eS procedente de Espafia,
pero ha s:do por .casi todo su tempo
un ciudadano americana por su propia
voluntad No so!amente 6l ha moldea
do a los trabajadores iliteratos de Pto.
Rico Ell un formidable Partido obrero
sino qSe La impres:onado al pals su-
iic.entementc en- virtud de 10 que fue
eiegido Senador at Large, 10 que es
un tribune conspicuo de respeto ge-
neral. Ell representa- a esta Isla en- Ia
Convention dc la American Federation
of Labor. en- Portland, Oregon. Mu-
chas personas 10 couSidcran a 81 aun
por cn7ima del senior Barcel6, ell hom-
h-e que mas poder tiene en- Puerto Ri
TO-. y el sefior PARA Capo. francsmen-
10 ha accptado que solamente existc
CT este momento un armiSticio hasta !
uue Ia campaiia cstuviera on todo su
9pogeo, y el cree. que el partido So
cialista baio su leadership es el Par
lido del future On Pto. Rico.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-01-21
LA cRUzADA ELECTORAL 1872.

LA CRUzADA ELECTORAL 1924
La elecc.on del proximo afio es un
scontec.miento muy interesante, por
10 tsnto en- tai intensidad yo creo
que va hacer epoca dcfnitiva en- ell
escensrio de los acontecimientos en-
Puerto Rico 81 ideal con.iin en- Puer-
70 Rico ha sido siempre mejorar las
condolences para los trabajadores y
mas fuentes de trabajo. FL senior Bar
cello y los unionistas, son realmente el
partido de los intereses consolidados;
han combatido por la independence CO
mo ideal Y por Puerto Rico "libre",
como una vision de competencia. Los
peones de Puerto Rico han votado por
la independence, porque clio satisfa-
cia una nscesidad de protesta aunque
justamente de 10 que ellos protestan
es contra de todo 10 que Sc opone al
"mejor hombre'' de la comunidad
que les dice 10 que quieren, porque real
monte. los puertorriquefos todavia sa-
ben muy POGO acerca de la politica.
s.PerO ahora. Ia independence ya no
Evening star., 1924-01-19

seen dozens of old cans like it. It is
quite harmless. 1t can't possibly hurt
me-
Having made up his mind to this,
Yowler walked over to the old can and
snined at the opening in the top. Such
HIS. eyes fairly glowed with eagerness
and delight. His stub of a tail twitched
faster than ever. There was mouse
In that old can. There wasn't the least
bit Of doubt about it. He understood
now why Gray Fox had been knocking
to get that Mouse out
fowler took an0ther good, long sniff.
His mouth began to water and he be-
gan to purr with satisfaction. He would
have that Mouse himself. Yes. sir, he
would have that Mouse himself You
see. at first it didn't enter his head
that he might have any trouble in get
ting that Mouse. Here 1t was right
under his very nose. OF course, he
could get it.
He reached out and gently tipped the
can over on Its side. Then he crouched
back Of that old can, and waited. He
waited and waited and waited. He
didn't make a, sound. Only that stub
of a tail moved. 1t twitched every now
and then. Yowler was waiting for
Danny Meadow Mouse to make up his
come out. SO he waited and waited
and waited.
But Danny Meadow Mouse had gained
much wisdom since meeting Gray Fox.
He wanted to get out Of that old. can.
He wanted to get back to the safety of
his home under certain stump on the
edge Of that garden He never had
wanted anything more. He was bruised
and sore and lame from having been
thrown about SO in that old. can. But,
Evening star., 1924-01-19
NATIONAL.

Couzens invites Mellon to debate
on tax cut plan. Eighty fanatics
slain in Filipino row. Split on tax
plan divides republican leaders in
the House. Elimination Of Watson
seen as gain for Coolidge. Drastic
shake-up in Gotham police. Butler
plans banditproof city in Phila-
1elphia. Battle to finish for liberal
iules begun in House. Senator Bur-
aum proposes new bonus bill. Muir
dock resigns from trade body: for
mer secretary to President Harding
may get position. Chairman Green
fears tax bill will be killed. Fall
charged with hiding source Of funds
In Senate Teapot Dome probe. DEM
ocrats choose New York as conven-
ton city: seen as blow to McAdoo
Bryan may lose delegate race. u. S.
to protect ships in Mexico. Mellon
hits back at Couzens' stand. Work
asks change in reorganization of his
department. Tax bill attacked from
many sides Shenandoah safe in
hangar after wild night in gale;
proves stability of ship. Polar dash
Is assured, Moffett to command trip
Probe of Maj. Gen. Wood and son
asked by Senator Ladd. Bankers ask
he Is through with public life. Texas
denies pleas of Mexican troops to
cross border. Box peace plan inquiry
by Senate to start Monday. Renew
struggles over House rules. U. s.
warships may prevent blockade of
Tampico. Canal Atlantic defense
quickly taken by attacking Ma
rines." Presidential hope denied by
Baker.
Evening star., 1924-01-19
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.

Officials invited to attend District
pay hearing. Peoples counsel for
Capital asked by ZihIman. Rev. DR..
ChappeH to take new post in Mem
,phis. Unity in school board row Is
sought. Peyser says Lloyd Is playing
politics. Fair rating of United States
workers urged on floor Of House.
More light manufacturing fer Capital
recommended. Retirement act de-
clared unjust at joint hearing. Favor
able action on police pay bill assured
In House. The Star inaugurates, news
story essay contest: praised by Ballou
District child welfare laws taken up
Great art center sought for Washing
ton. Committee to get favorable re-
port on police fireman pay bill Rider
to school pay bill dropped Forced
thirty-year retirement act for federal
employees asked. Reciprocity ,bill is
reported with $1,000 exemption amend
ment. Neglect of development of
Great Falls declared crime by Sena-
tor Norris. who sees big saving for
District. Wealth of city has beeh in
creased. Committee favors electric
chair for executions in District; Bill
for memorial armory adopted. Presi-
dent. meets dry leaders here. Educa-
tion board issue is dropped. Mount
Weather site for prison unlikely.
Franklin honored in Thrift week ex-
head of Chamber of Commerce. Clean
up drive urged by Commissioner Bell.
City heads firm in gas tax stand. SEN
ate passes bill to ban District OF Co
lumbia gallows. Board on allev prob
lem named. Legion post here opposed
to bonus Downward trend in District
of Columbia food prices seen.
Evening star., 1924-01-19
BEvERlDGE ATTACKS
5-T0-4 COURT RULINGS
Suggests Arguments Twice When
Slim Majority in Opinion Ap-
pears Imminent.
By the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, January 1s.-Public
resentment against the increasing
frequency Of five.to-four decisions OF
the United States Supreme Court In
validating important congressional
Ieeislation threatens to curb or abol-
ian the powers Of the court, former
SENATOR Albert J. Beverfdge or In
diana told the New York State Bar
Association, in annual session last
night ... .,,..,,.
might agree among themselves that
they will not invalidate an act of
Congress unless two-thirds OF them
agree that 1t Is unconstitutional
Surely the overthrow Of national
statute IFS as important las q verdict
of guilty in an impeachment trial or
the rejection of a presidential veto,
each Of which requires tWo-thirds
majority. Would not all OF us pre-
fer decisions of the Supreme Court
to be unanimous or by decisive ma
torities?'
iGlge suggested:
"Reargument in all constitutional
cases where on a first hearing the
court finds a flve-to-four decision
likely would change the unfortunate
condition. At any rate, public an
nouncement. by the court that in all
such doubtful situations such cases
must be twice argued and twice con-
sidered would mako annulment OF
laws. even by a judicial majority Of
one ,juktite. far more acceptable to
the public mind and conscience"