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Evening star., 1930-06-16

THOMAS BOWLING q CO, AUCTIoNEERs
Ills Eve Street Northwest
Trustees Sale of ChatteIs and
Fixtures of Majestic Cleaning
& Dye Works, Inc, Rear 632
Ii CkA al z
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Art Goods

3 Quilted Silk Bags, $500 val.
ue; also 3 Bead-trimmed Purses,
$3.50 value; used as @7 M
models .............
Il Shoe Cabinet,
i've section style; 90 40
S4.9S value .......... We
Full 1-OZ. Balls OF Yarn, as
sorted kinds; Csc to 7CMO
42c values ...........
-BuciIla Packages, discontinued
numbers NJ nj ,;s;,,.t soc to % Price
IS m a IL Lot Stamped
Pieces, formerly Ssc to 7Qc
Kann's-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Housewares

. Globe Gas
Ranges, full porce- GO o.
lain; $500 value.
IL Lawn Mower, H. Cd 40
inch size; $6.98 value
IL Lawn Mower, IA GS 40
inch size; $798 value
-150 ImpO
Jelly Mods, 1oc to ID Price
S1.39 values. ....
-6 Willow Market Bas- 1Qc
kets, CSC value. .........
-3 Wood Baskets for CT 40
fireplace; $2.98 value. A
80 ChamOis SpOnges, for 90
merly 15c.
Ia Floor Busters, chem 400
ically treated; $1.49 value
II Napanee Kitch-
en- Cabinet, $72.50 @26 Ok
value .............
II Napanee Kitchen Cabinet,
with dinette; $3.50 COZ Ok
value .....s''''''s
.--1 Napanee Kitch-
en- Cabinet, $3.50 @17 E0
value .............
Ri Ri. kitchen .1s &c v. Cabinet $3.50
Il NescO Oil Heater, GO IN
formerly $3.50 ...... %e-O
- Hotpoint Electric
Waffle Irons, $1,000 Cd 0Q
value ....,..........
3 Electric Fireplace GQ 40
Logs, 1888 value. -. %O
Ia Vegetable Slicers, To-
formerly Csc ............
Ia Waste Paper Bas- OSc
kets, Soc value ......... SON
Kann'S-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
NeckWear

-35 Tailored BlouSetteS, 90
Soiled; $1.00 value. ...... W.
-TriangleS, ScarfS and
Squares, imperfect; sec to 90
79c values. S~S
-Pleated RayOn Scarfs, 20
plain and fancy. ........ ON
Windsor Ties, long and 2E1
medium lengths ......... OOS
. Spangled Short Coats, ont
sleeveless, the other @1O OE
with sleeves %LO"SJ
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Bed Coverings

- Beacon Blankets, part wool,
In plaid designs, bound with
sateen to match; 70x80 @7 90
in; were SEAS; now. %A'~O
la Early American Quilts, COW
cred with challis and filled with
white cotton; in rose. green, gold
and lavender; 1898 60 QQ
value; each. ......... ~~
- All-WOOI Blankets, in plaid
designs, finished with sateen to
match; in rose, green, tan, blue,
lavender, gold, gray
and red; $685. value; GG or
pair.
-S Cotton filled Comforts, COW
cred with figured challis and
sateen, finished with wide satin
border; double = bed
7Oxs0-in. size; $4.95 90 OK
value; each. ........ ~~
Kann's-Street Floor.
Handkerchiefs
Linen and Cotton Handker-
chiefs, all white, white with 80
colored borders, and colors.. w
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
ChinaWare

Al Vases, of Bohemian Toe
glass; 29c value. ........
- Three piece MayOnnaiSe Sets,
of decorated china; 9Sc 40c
value ........:''.:.:
Il China Coffee Set, @7 M
1e pieces; $2.49 value O
liz Two-piece Tea and OOc
Toast Sets, ACC value.
IA Three piece China
Vanity Sets, $1.6S $7.M
value ..............
SO Salt and Pepper Shak. So
ers, l0c value; each. .....
rs China Salad Sets, Zoe
pieces: csc value. 1900: w
SO Deep Salad Bowls, Of 2QC
china; CSC value. ...... Wv
-19 China Cake Sets, &7 M
2 pieces; $1.9S value. %AOO
10 Six-piece Bowl Sets, AQC
$1.l9 value. AS Is. ....
~ Earthenware Butter 70C
Jars, glib. size; soc value ~
. China Luncheon
Sets, 80 pieces; $6.9S 81 QQ
value ...............
odd lot Dinnerware, Ice 70c'
to use values. ..........
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Ribbons

Ribbon Remnants, for. To-
merly 15c to acc yard. LUZ
Sash Ribbons, plain and
ombre colors; 79c to SIPS SOc
values: yard. .....,...... NV
Kann'S-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Floor Coverings

30 Rice Straw Rugs, p2 OF
12x15 it.; $10.95 value %O'~O
-2l Wire Grass Rugs and 4 Oval
Art s,to Rugs Ssi,,s sxla IT, $1,000
II Seamless Axmin-
=: Scr q F" S:,i ssla IT,; $l9.95
-3 Woven Fiber Rugs, Cd o.
9xl2 IT,; $7.88 value ~O
. Rush Rugs, 8xl0 Clio M
it.; $lS.75 value. pAOOO
10 Crex de Luxe
I R1s:. s1' it.; $3.50 $7.95
30 Oval Fiber Rugs, @C CS
36x63 inch; each. 80. %S
so Rattania Mats, 1895 400
inch; CSC value. ........
80 Oval Cotton Rugs,
25x40 in; $4.95 value; &7 OK
as Is. 80.
II Seamless Wool
Vel Velvet Rug Rug! sxl2 it.; $2l.5O
200 yds. Inlaid Linoleum
Remnants, $l.95 value; Zoe
yard .............. $500.
so yds. Rug bOroer' 80 HXC
in: 55c value; yard. -.
IS Gold Seal COngoleum Rugs,
exl2 and 9x10I2 #.
dropped patterns; $3.50
S1o.75 value. ........
$50 yds. Felt-Base Hall Or
Runner, 10 in; yard.
g Felt Base Rugs, Sx6 60c
IT,; CSC value. ...........
a Rush Rugs, AK 3S OK
7b IT,: $685. value.
"a Oval Braided Rugs,
sotled; 24x46 In; @7 ono
$5.95 value. ..........
Kann's-Third Floor.
Underwear
SO pcs. Children's RayOn Acc
Endorsements, 88c value
-48 pcs. ChiIdren's Rayon
Vest and BloOmer Sets, hQC
500 value ............''
"a Rayon Bandeaux' 7C
broken sizes; choice. ......
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03

''Pyrex'' Dishes
-1k-qt. Pyrex bak- R0c
ing dishes of fire. w
proof oven glass. Easy to
keep clean. $1.00 value.
Kann's-Third Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Beds, Etc.
IfahOgany-finished

- Mahogany finished
Metal BEDS, single CT o.
size; S14.95 value. -. %"'~
.s Metal .ss - Beds Ss;u full $3.50
m ,o1-,s CSs'x wei 90 Chair $3.50
-3 prs. Feather Pill CD S0
lows; 1896 value; pair %S'OO
Il Highlander Fold
away 3 Bed I sas:sS $500
q Bedroom Chairs,
floor samples; $1,000 c. OS
value
p Pull-up Chairs and
2 BOudOir Chairs; @G OF
1896 values. .........
I'll ch, Gvt sss s5 1s CLUB $42.5O
m ;o2n Vanity .,1 D ss $29.5O
al ~. Mahogany 9nIDosr;n p! REt 90 $3.50
20 Semi Colonial
Spool Beds, of wood; 077 IN
$500 value ..... ~A
IL Double Da-bed, with cre-
tonne-covered mat @1O S0
tress; $27.45 value. %A~OO
3 Inner Spring Mattresses, full
s and 20 single single Sizes $500
3 SeaIy Coil
Springs, single size; Ga S0
$4,000 value .......
Kaun'S-Third Floor.
BlOuses-Skirts
-S1.95 Cotton BlouSes, in tai
Iored shirtwaist styles, to wear
with tailored suits; sizes 30c
-SS.s5 Skirts, an odd lot of
bodice-top silk skirts and hand
top cloth skirts Sl.95
Kann's-Second Floor
Frocks and Aprons
is Aprons, of organdy, in nev-
, city styles, in white
and colors. Were S7.S0
$1.95, for ...........
lis Shocks, also print dresses
and uniforms, In odd colors and
sizes; were $1.s5 and Sl.OO
SASS, for ..........
10 Crepenese Dresses. in plaids
only; sizes ID and Is; SOC
were $1.95. Now. .......
-12 Dresses of novelty prints
and checks; broken sizes and
colors only; were 90 40
$2.95, for ...........
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Dresses

IS Evening Dresses, in misses
sizes; were s25 and $1,000
100 Silk and Wool Dresses,
were S. to SO values; 90 90
reduced to. ......... ~
liz Extra Size Dresses, Of brown
silk; sizes 81, Sc and
So; were $12; reduced "a OK
Kann's-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Hosiery

AAUSACA
Chiffon Silk Hose, full
fashioned, extra long; 2QO
irregulars ...............
Chiffon Hose, seam up 2O~
the back; handled. ......
Kanns-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03

Gloves
-201 Pairs Slip-0n Gloves OF
washable suede and
doeskin. merly &1 M
$l.69 and $1.95. $50. ~
Kann's-Street Floor.
Leather Goods
Picture Frames, easel 6Qc
styles: $I.00 value. ...... w
Leather Handbags, shopworn;
$4s5 to $1,000 Ii Price
values. Now. -
go Beaded Bags,
with chain handles; 80. SO
$3.95 value 80.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Toilet Goods

Odds and Ends of Toilet Arti-
cIes, including h air receivers,
buffers, shoe horns, files, To-
etc.; Csc to $1.o0 values. AVC
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
.Jewelry
39c

Necklaces, Bra C eletS,
Earrings and Brooches,
in clever new styles and
dainty colorings. All
worth much higher prices,
but due to a special pur-
chase we are enabled to
offer them at 39c each.
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Furniture

80 Unfinished Corner OSO
Shelves, $1.4o value. ....s ~OO
a Round Willow CT ~
Tables, formerly $5.75 %f' 40
Il High Chair, oak 90 IN
finished; STATS value %O"OO
q Metal Fern Stands, 9Oc
formerly $1.45. .......... Wv
-3 Savo Flower Boxes, CT 20
$500 value. .......... ~A"O>
. Lloyd Baby Car
riageE, soiled; $24.75 &77 SO
value .........s...
II Crib with springs,
ivory finish; STATS OFT S0
value .............
Kann'S-Fourth Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
DOnestics

-150 yds. 9-oz. White
Canvas, reg. 35c; special; CSc
yard ................... ~
is yds. Pequot Tubing,
remnant lengths; heavy
weight and a reg. SOC 9Oo
quality; a yard. ......... O~O
30 RayOn BedSpreads, for dou-
BILE beds, in fancy
woven patterns and in CT or
all colors: reg. $2.95.. %A">O
900 yds. White LOngclOth, SO
inches wide, with a soft
finish; reg. zoe; special, TO
ydIQ
--275 yds. White Main
sock, So inches wide: 7C1hc
reg. 19c yard; at. -. AS/%O
--6S Double-bed Sheets, 61x99-tn.
size: White Star brand,
made of good sheeting; al 90
reg. $3.50: each. 900. %A'S~
Kann's-Street Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
HOmefttings
,emnants Curtain and

Remnants Curtain and
Drapery Materials, soc to CS~
csc values: yard. ...... O~
-RayOn Taffeta and DamaSk
Drapery Materials, 79c to GO~
1929 values; yard. 900. wv
a Glider Hammocks, 60 IN
damaged; $19.95 value. ~O'OO
80 window Drapery
Sets, 3 pieces; $1.98 CT 90
to $298 values. ......
--22 window Awnings,
of striped duck; four CT 00
sizes; each. ..........
Sample Curtain Strips, 70c
Ice to 39c values. ...... NV
IS Furniture Slip Cover Sets,
3-piece styles; of Gre CO 22
tonnes; $685. value. ~O
II Belgian Linen
Slip Cover Set, @7O S0
soiled; $3.50 value. %AO
40 Cretonne Drapery
Sets, 3 pieces; SLIPS to zoo
$1.95 values.
- bolts 5O-in. Striped
Belgian Linen, 79c value; go
yard. .........s...s.s
-l25 window Shades, Sec 400
onds; $1.00 grade. ....
IS Red Cedar
Chests, formerly $1,000
$2495. .............
lbs Criss Cross Cur
tains, Of marquiSette; 77c
$1.19 value. ...........
so Cretonne Bar
HarbOr Cushion Sets, at 40
$1.9S to $3.50 values. ~
Remnants Curtain and
Drapery Fabrics, 29c to 70c
35c values; yard. ...:..
Kann's-Third Floor.
Goats and Suits
SOS ;, Black y. Evening $500
W Black Coats, extra sizes. with
black fox collars lars. and n $65.OO
IS Sports Goats, extra sizes, In
brown and tan; were $1,000
$3.50 .............
IS Two-piece Suits,
brown striped styles; Clio M
were $500. ....... ~
3 Suits, coats with one-plece
dresses; in tan and
blue; were $45 and coz 00
. Gray Suits, two-piece style;
misses mis- sizes; were $500
$3.50; now. .......
3 Tweed Suits, brown mixtures;
three-piece style, medium weight;
were re s4s and $500
Kann's-Second Floor.
Lingerie
pa SIip-over PajamaS,
with knee-length pants; SQO
$1.00 value. .............
lis Bed Sacques of crepe de
chine, slightly soiled; tailored or
lace trimmed; $2.95 CD 40
to 1895 values. ..... ~
-6 Pajama Ensembles
of striped broadcloth, cd M
80 CooIie Gets of figured
cotton challis; Toe 50c
value 1900
-25 pcs. Silk Lingerie,
step-inS, chemise and &7 20
dance sets; $2.95 value
Kann'S-Second Floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1930-04-03
Linens

40 TabIecloths, waterproof and
stainless, 54-in. size;
woven patterns in solid @1 OK
colors; reg. $2.95.... ~
so Five-piece Linen Bridge Sets,
with stripe borders; reg. SOc
$1.00; a set. .............
-Sl.OO Linen Dresser Sets,
assorted lot, with linen 6QC
centers and lace edge; ca. Wv
$40 Turkish Wash Cloths,
seconds of the 121ac and 15c 90
grades; each: ...:...::....: -
II Rayon-Mixed Table Set, gold
color; 54x72-in. cloth and
napkins; reg. $500; $500
. Reg. $500 Rayon- Mixed
Sets, in gold and blue; consists
of q 60x60-in. cloth GIT S0
and 6 napkins; set ~A
Il RayOn- Mixed Set,
60x60 in, in gold: reg. 60 S0
$500: for, .......... %|'OO
Kann's-Street Floor.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
Belgian Vets Claim
Liquor Law Victory

Brussels, April 2ls-R-Revisiou Of
the Belgian liquor laws has been rec
commended by q special investigating
committee and vets Of the country
are claiming q victory.
They base this upon the fact that
initial drastic prohibition suggestions
entertained by the Investigators were
abandoned under ,pres4 ire OF public
opinion, rather than upon ANY, great
concessions IN the Recommendation
themselves.
The law now allows free traffic IN
light wines and beer but limits the
sale Of spirits to licensed merchants
and forbids the sale Of less than two
quarts to an individual CUSTOMER.
Moreover owners Of cafes and restau-
rants are not permitted . keep
spirits on their premises even though
their homes are In the same buildings
As their establishments.
The COMMITTEES suggested that res
taurateurs have the same privilege o.
private consumption Of spirits g
other citizens. It also recommends
that the minimum sale Be reduced to
one quart, that licenses should be
issued only to wine dealers and Be
limited in number and that private
clubs should b barred from selling
spirits to members
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
Nine Schools Enter
Contest at M0bridge

Mobridge. 8. D.. April 2l.-Entries
from Bowdle, Mcintosh, Mclaughlin,
Lennon. Timber Lake, Java, 6elby,
Glenham and Mobridge will partici-
pate In the Original Hickory Stick
district music contest which viii be
held here Friday and Saturday.
So far ~ soloists and II ensemble
groups have entered. These include
all vocal and instrumental solos, nine
glce clubs. two choruses, four orches-
tras, and two bands.
Loving cup awards will be given to
the winning schools in the ensemble
events. and bronze medals to all win
ners in the solo events. Mobridge
Is entering Is Of the 10 events. Pupils
OF local teachers who are trying out
for the contest will meet Tuesday to
determine who will represent Mobridge
In the various events. About Is piano
students will compete and several
vocalists will try for first place.
Arrangements are being made to
provide for . judge from another
state, who will be selected to deter
mine the winners in the contest Of
the Old Hickory Stick district contest.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
Senate Floor Invaded !.
By Girl Secretaries

Washington, April 21.-0irl clerks
and stenographers have broken into
the sacred precincts Of the senate
floor.
For the first time In history fem
mime members 81. the senators Off.
cial families have appeared on the
floor to supply ammunition for fer
vent speeches.
Doris Swayzc. secretary to Senator
Frederick Steiwer Of Oregon, supplied
him with facts about lumber during
one Of his recent speeches Aemanding
q duty. on the product.
Ruth Elder. q, s~tenotrapher In. the
office Of Senator Norris Of Nebraska.
came warily upon the senate floor In
response to the senator's request for
. certain file. She went out again
quickly. But Miss swayxe stood her
ground, surrounded by q formidable
stack Of papers, books and docu-
ments relating to the lumber indus
try.
Whenever Senator 6tetwer. wanted
some Of them for reference q page
darted back TO- the Gtrl secretary.
Miss 6wayse Is "a Oregon 11rI and Is
thoroughly familiar Mfith The ldinber
industry.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
Mobridge Students
TO Stage Sleeping
Beauty as May Fete

Mobridge. 9. D.. April 2f.-Plans ore
now completed for the fourth annual
May Fete which viii be given at the
high school May I and 2. This q
under the auspices Of the teachers Of
the Mobrtdge public schools.
y The pageant. as well - the ACCOM-
panying i~nterpretative ballad, Il the
work OF Miss Merle Lembeck, . teach
er in the senior high, and the mu.
steal setting has been arranged BY
Miss Gladys MacFarlaue, teacher in
the junior high.
/ The dancing viii dramatic the
age-old fairy legend THE Sleeping
Beauty" and many Of the dances win
have complete orchestral accompani-
ment.
The Queen Of May. Dorothy Byrne,
will carry the role OF queen in the
story. Betty Burke will represent
the child princess, while Mildred
Parker will be the sleeping princess,
Kathryn Bruins will appear as prince
charming.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
Man Shoots Unarned
Sheriff III Back as
They Pass on Street

BlountstoNn, ria. April el.-RH
Sheriff g. p. Clark. Of Calhoun
county, was shot 70 death on Z street
here today BY ]. 7. Blackwell, . fed.
eral employee.
Deputy Sheriff McClelland said
blackwell, apparently without warm
Ing, drew . pistol Is CLARK passed him
on the street. and fired five o. ok
times ct his back. Three Of the hui.
lets struck the sheriff. killing him "A.
'stantly.
McClelland said tll-fesling had ex-
listed between Blackwell and Clark for
some time.
Blackwell was Imprisoned pending
the coroner's investigation.
Clark had served Is Sheriff Cal.
houn county for about u years. He
was unarmed when he passed Black.
well, the deputy said.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
GRAIN ASSOC|AIION
LOAN APPLICATIONS
CONTINUE COMING IN
kuhrt says North Dakota and
Montana Farmers Making
Use 81 New Piah

Minneapolis, April 2f.1R-Nany
applications for loans of 0ratn being
held In storage continue to come IN,
particularly from North Dakota and
Montana, W. J. Kuhrt. general man
aeer Of the Northwest Grain. associ-
alton, asserted today.
He said that while applications for
loans have run from 10000 bushels 70
5000 today the volume had increased
70 about 10000 bushels. He said this
increase Ia part follows the new ar
raneement whereby the association u
able to extend loan privileges directly
to farmers. . policy adopted TO cover
cases where there are no elevators who
are members Of the association.
Under this arrangement, farmers
are given advances on their grain 1t
the regular schedule provided by the
federal farm board keyed to>a sched.
ule with No. !. dark northern ct 4l.2o
. bushel. The farmer Is, however re-
quired to agree to deliver his 1880
crop to the association and to SUBJ
scribe 10 stock on the basis Of go
. share for each $500 bushels
pledged. +
Elevators which ere members Of the
association are required TO subscribe
stock ct the rate Of 80 per $500
bushels, which they have averaged -
outbound shipments to terminal mar.
kets over the past three years. In
the case Of farmers. the association
makes It part Of the understanding
that II an elevator In their territory
later becomes . member OF the a6So-
ciation, that this stock VIII be taken
over by the elevator from the farmer
ct It's par value.
Elevators and bankers generally
understand this arrangement and
quite q number Of farmers with grain
stored In. elevators are asking for
loans on this basis" Mr.. Kuhrt said.
1.-THE policy Is simply one Of extend
ing to farmers direct the privileges
Of entering into = producers agree
ment In case m elevator In their ter.
ritory Is not Q member Of the asso-
citation and they : therefore I'm.
able to get q loan. The elevator -
the unit through which the assoct-
alton viii work primarily and more
elevators are regularly becoming
members but there are some sections
where We have no affiliating MEM
bers."
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
White House Egg Rolling
Magnet for Capital Tots
Mobridge WillHaye
Distributing Station
OF White Eagle Firm

Mobridse. 8. D., April 2l.-plans
have been completed and work Will
begin within 30 days on . new service
station TO Be erected by the White
Eagle on company here. Included Ia
the station will be facilities for wash
ing. greasing and fabrication service
OF all cars. %,.aa. Mt.
The new structure and equipment
will cost $4,000.
M0brtdge Will be made the ware
house distribution point for this terri
tory for towns between Ipswich and
Baker. Mont, and all towns on the
Milwaukee branch lines out Of Mo-
bridge.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1930-04-21
~UNFAvORADLE VOTE
CAST ON PARKER'S
court NOMINATION
Midwest Republican and Demo-
cratic Members q Com
mtttss Oppose Judge

W~ashington, Aprl 2l.-R-Led by
SIX Republicans, the senate Judiciary
committee today voted m. untavor-
able report 70 the senate On President
Hoovef'S nolninatiou Of Judge John J.
Parker. Of North Carolina, to be an
associate Justice Of the supreme court.
Chairman Norris. acf the committee,
who was one OF the opponents to Par.
ker, announced. tina lunfGvorable re-
port would be laid immediately before
the senate and taken up In regular
order q the NEAT exec,ltife Ses6ion.
The roll-cal hi the Judiciary COM
mittee on Parker follows:
Tor: Republicans, oillet, Massa-
chusetts: waterman, Colorado; Hast
insss Delaware and Hebert, Rhode
Island.
Deinocrats:-oyermau, North Car
olina. and Stephens, Mississippi.
AeainIt:-Republicaus. Norris. Me-
baska; Borah, Idaho: Deneen. NIL
nolS; Robinson, indiana: Blaine. Wis
|consin, and steiwer, Oregon.
Democrats: - AShurst. Arizona;
walsh, Montana: Caraway, Arkansas,
and Din, Washigtou.
BY . vote Of ten to four, the COM
mtttee. previously rejected = motion
rs invite Judge Parker here to SUBJ
NIT himself to examination on the
protests made against him by organ
led labor and by the negroes.
Senator watson, Of Indiana, the
Republican leader, had urged that
Parker be invited.
Those voting to invite Parker here
were: Deneen, Hebert, Overman md
Stephens. Against - Norris, Borah,
oillett, Robinson, Blaine, 6teiwer,
Hastings, Ashurst, Walsh and Dill.
Senator steiwer announced he had
voted against . favorable report on
Judg6 Parker upon the condition that
he reserved the right to vote on the
floor otherwise II new evidence were
presented.