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Evening star., 1934-06-21
Zaharias Meets Coleman.

MARSHALL will not be the only
Nl Colorado agony boy on tonight's
program. George zaharias.
fellow statesman, will appear in the
semi -windup, opposing DR.. Karl sar-
polls in a 45-minute time limit affair.
Outstanding on the preliminary pro-
gram will be a 30-ninute match be-
tween Sam Cordovano, former George
town foot ball player, and Paul Boesch.
young New Yorker who is popular
here. This will be Cordovano's first
appearance locally as rassler since
Boiling Field days, when he made his
mat debut. Since then Cordovano, an
assistant grid coach at Columbia in
the Fall, is reported to have improved
considerably.
In other haIf-hour prelims Henry
Graber will oppose Len Hall and
Evening star., 1934-06-21
An Important Issue.
WYE PLAN to make application

WYE PLAN TO make application
w for all world records bet
tered. providing proper
conditions for new marks exist"
1t was an important point. since
some record-eclipsing performances
in the past N. c. A. A. meets have
not had the benefit of applications.
and at least half dozen recognized
marks are threatened by the finest
array Of track and field talent ever
collected together in a national meet.
With the preliminaries only a day
away Glenn Cunningham, Kansas
great middle distance star; Walter
Marty, Fresno State high jumper,
and others Of the troupe who have
eclipsed world marks this year plan
Evening star., 1934-06-21
CUMMINGS IN MEET.

WOODBRIDGE, N. j., june 2l CA.
-Bill Cummings, winner OF the 500-
mile auto racing classic at 1ndianapo-
lis this year, will compete in the OPEN
ing race meeting at the half-mile
Woodbridge Speedway on July /.
Evening star., 1934-06-21
U. S. FOUR BEATS BRITONs.

ALDERSHOT, England, June 21 (4,.
The invading American polo team,
Aurora, yesterday defeated the Brit
ish Army at Aldershot by 7 to 6 in
an overtime match.
Evening star., 1934-06-21
5000 AT DOG RACES.

MINEOLA, Long Island, June 21.-
A crowd of 5000 attended the opening
session of the sixth season of grey
hound racing at the Fair Grounds
track under the auspices of the Nassau
Kennel Club.
Evening star., 1934-06-21

Sander Szobo will meet Earl Nc
Cready.
Action will begin at $50 O'Clock
Women will be charged rs cents, plus
tax
Evening star., 1934-06-21
SOLDIERS HOME WINS.

With Finch allowing only four hits
and tanning 13, Soldiers Home dia-
monders defeated Swift & Co. yester-
daY Ia to 4
Evening star., 1934-06-21
Seems to Be linked Here.

IIERE, before home-towners, he
i i has been just boy who seems
to have made good elsewhere,
but can't prove it. Even against a
much inferior bunch of opponents
Red has been unable to win. Les
Kennedy boxed his ears off when
Les was well on the way out. Bob
Goodwin, beaten by nearly every one
else, not only whipped Red, but drop
ped him, despite a reputation as a
light puncher
Bob Tow, never much of a fighter,
easily trounced him. The lone
scrapper of proved worth to face
Barry here, the eminent slapper,
Make Rosenbloom, escaped hardly
touched by Red after 10 rounds at
Laurel a couple of years back One
of the few ringsters Barry has beaten
locally since gaining his out-of-town
victories was Salvatore Ruggirello
but not even Barry is boasting of that
triumph.
On his record, Perroni stacks up
as capable of whipping Tow. God
win, Kennedy and Ruggirello in one
evening. Rosenbloom is among Per-
roni's victims. So are Mike McTigue
Tom Heeney, Adolph Heuser, Joe
Sekyra, Larry johnson (by kayo),
Johnny Risko, Eddie Simms and the
same GaStanaga.
Evening star., 1934-06-21
"'Winnah and New Champeen" !"

Principal Incidents Episodes Kaleidoscope Max Bae
Fighting Playboy Who Has DUST Won the World
Heavyweight Championshp-Artcle No. g.
Evening star., 1934-06-21

ned the lightest sort Of exercise TO.
day.
Coach Bernie Moore OF Louisiana
State, whose team is defending its
title, said his men would not work
at all.
Evening star., 1934-06-21
CAM RECOUP LOST
GROUND AT HOME
Takes on Boxer Tomorrow
Who Rates Much Higher
Than Himself.
BY FRANCIS E. STAN.

M ORE than any other
I'M modern, home grown
wv fistic product, fat-leg-
u ged Donald RedD Barry
has earned something of a ma
tional reputation as a heavy
weight boxer, but-at least not
until tomorrow, if ther-can
you prove it. by fellow towns
men.
Dieted upon a carefully selected
band of human punching bags here
ever since he first achieved measure
of repute, Barry will face, for the
first time in a Washington ring. an
opponent rated considerably higher
than himself when he battles Patsy
Perroni of Boston tomorrow in a
scheduled 10-round bout at Griffith
J Stadium.
Tomorrow promises to be an event.
full eve for Mr.. Barry. whose ring
career covers seven years, but who
is just % years old. Red just is not
a hometown fighter" and never has
been. What victories he has earned
to gain some national standing has
been on the road" In foreign rings
he flashed impressively to whip Isa-
dore Gastanga, Unknown Winstown,
Charlie Massera, Obediah Walker,
Arthur Huttick, Matte Brown, ct al.
Evening star., 1934-06-21

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The Washington times., 1934-05-19
Service Called Invalid

Defendant claims that the ser
vice, made after IL noon on Sat
urday, was invalid because of the
provisions of section 1889 of the
Code.
The motion to quash was then
heard by Judge Mary O'Toole and
is believed to be the first test Of
the half holiday rule ever to have
been made in the local court.
Plaintiff counsel cited many au-
thoritieS to show that Saturday
afternoon is not a dies non under
the code and referred to the fact
that at one time a traffic court
was kept in session on Saturday
nights in the District Of Colum-
bia.
Citing 81 Cyc 444 plaintiff rep
resented that as q general rule
the service Of legal process may
be made on a legal holiday in the
absence Of express statute making
the day a dies non for the pur-
pose of serving process. (55 N. Y.
Sup. 58D.
SO Cyc 314 in substance says it
is a general rule of law that frac-
tions of days are not recognized
in law and so Cyc 481 goes on
to say that service of process
should not be made on Sunday
or on a day or time expressly pro-
hibited by statute.
The Washington times., 1934-05-19
S|ZOO To TALK
IN CLEVELAND
WEDNESDAY

On Sunday morning at the New
York Avenue Presbyterian Church
DR.. Joseph R. Sizoo will preach
on the subject, when Streams
Fail"
On Sunday evening at 8 o'clock
DR.. Sizoo will have for his subject.
when the Church Was Born"
On Wednesday evening at 8:15
the Shakespeare Guild of Wash.
ington will present "The Mer-
chant of Venice" at the Western
Presbyterian Church, H Street
near Nineteenth, for the benefit
Of the New York Avenue Bible
School.
Next week, DR.. Sizoo will attend
the meeting of the General AS
sembly of the Presbyterian Church
which will convene on Wednesday
in Cleveland, Ohio. He will speak
Wednesday evening and Friday
afternoon.
The Washington times., 1934-05-19
HONOR
DIR. FREEMAN
TOMORROW

Associates Of Bishop Freeman
and his friends throughout the
city, are cordially invited to at
tend the service marking the
fortieth anniversary Of his ordina
ton to be held in the Great Choir
of Washington Cathedral tomor.
row afternoon at 4 o'clock. The
special preacher will be the Rt.
Rev. Thomas F. Gailor. D. D.,
bishop of Tennessee and for
mer president Of the National
Council of the Protestant EpiSco-
pal Church. Bishop Gailor pre-
sided at the conservation service
when DR.. Freeman became the
third Bishop Of washington at
the great service held in Epiphany
Church in September. 1928.
Bishop Freeman was ordained
to the deaconate on Whitsunday,
1894, by the late Henry Cod
man Potter, bishop of New
York. In 1896, he became rector
of st. Andrews Memorial Church.
in Yonkers, N. Y, where he re-
NAMED until 1910. DR.. Freeman
was then called to st. Marks
Church in Minneapolis, Mimi,
where he remained until 1921
when he came to Washington as
the rector Of Epiphany parish. He
was elected Bishop Of Washington
in the spring Of 1928.
The preacher at the serVi Of
morning prayer and Holy Com
munion in the Great Choir at
11:0' o'clock will be Canon Arson
Phelps Stokes.
The general confirmation for
those who were unable to be con-
firmed when Bishop Freeman
visited the several paris hes
throughout the diocese will be
held in the Great Choir on
Wednesday afternoon, May %. at
400 o'clock.
The Washington times., 1934-05-19
HOUSE To RUSH
DISTRICT BILLS

Following attempts to placate
Representatives Thomas L. Blan-
ton and Wright Patman, both
Democrats of Texas, by promises
to ignore bills they oppose, the
House District Committee hopes
to rush through nearly a score OF
pending measures of much impor-
tance to the District.
Representative Blanton is bit
terly opposed to passage Of the
Norton old-age pension bill and
Representative Patman to the
taxicab compulsory insurance bill.
If the two bills were pigeon-holed,
the committee feels, the expected
fiibuster by the Texans can be
avoided and much-needed legislar
ton passed.
Speaker Henry T. Rainey and
Majority Floor Leader Byrns have
indicated willingness to set aside
a day next week for consideration
of minor District bills.
Among bills lying dormant are
amendments to the D. c. liquor
law, an appropriation of $500
for education Of war orphans, and
bills providing for Potomac River
land claims, new harbor regula-
tionS, alley clearance, milk sale
regulations, industrial life inSur.
ance contracts, sale Of Tenley
School and transfer of the Board
of Public Welfare to the Commis.
SionerS.
The Washington times., 1934-05-19

vary M. E. Church tomorrow
morning on "Compensations OF
FaithfulneSs."
"The Gest Chamber" the topic
for tomorrow mornings sermon at
the Georgetown Lutheran Church,
by the pastor, Rev. H. E. Beatty.
Rev. Beatty will attend the con-
vention of the Maryland Synod in
Catonsville next week.
Rev. w. o. Darlington plans to
speak on "The God Who Sees
Things Through" tomorrow morn
ing at the John Wesley A. M. E.
Zion Church. At 7:45 p. m. the
subject will be 1.-THE Test of The
Trivial"
DR.. Erwin A. Aubrey, professor
of Christian theology of the Uni
versity of Chicago, will be guest
speaker tomorrow morning at
Howard University. His book,
Religion and the Next Genera
tion," has been widely read. Topic
for the talk tomorrow morning Is
'The Perils of Sophistication."
The Ministers COnvocatiOn and
the Woman's Auxiliary will hold
services at the Trinity A. NJ. E.
Zion Church tomorrow at $3.50.
The Rev. James will preach, and
the pastor, the Rev. Raymond
Smith, will preside. 49,,
The Rev. c. N. williams will
give a special sermon tomorrow
morning at the H Street Christian
Church in observance Of Penta-
cost. The topic will be, Building
the Church." Holy communion
will be celebrated at II a. m.
WOman'S Day will be celebarted
at the Lincoln Congregational
Temple tomorrow. In the morn
ing Madam Ali Kuli Kahn, wife
of the former minister from Per
sia, will be guest speaker. At the
evening service a pageant, THE
Church Triumphant" will be pre-
sented.
"The Reward of Those Who
Win Others to Christ" will be the
subject Of the morning sermon
tomorrow at the First Baptist
Church of Hyattsville. The Rev.
B. P. Robertson will preach in the
evening on "The Open Door"
This is a special sermon for young
people.
The Rev. Mary Brown announ-
ces a series of lectures by guest
speakers beginning Sunday even
ing in the Trinity Church of
Psychic Science. The general
theme of the talks will deal with
''Mediumship." The public is in
vited to these services each Sun
day evening at 8 p. m.
The Washington times., 1934-05-19

Service Of ProceSS-SundayS
and Holidays-Section 1889 D. c.
Code.
Where . writ Of fieri facias is
levied between IL o'clock noon
and IL o'clock midnight on Sat
urday in the District Of COlum-
bia, such service is valid and ef-
fectual despite provisions Of Sec
tion 1889 (1924) of the Code of
the District Of Columbia which
establishes Saturdays after IL
o'clock noon as legal holidays
"fOr all purposes"
Russell VS.. the Russian Troika,
Inc, No. 283,624. Writ Of Error
denied by the Court Of Appeals
May S, 1884.
Plaintiff in the instant case
had obtained a judgment against
the defendant and on Saturday,
March II, 1884, at about 1880
p. m. a deputy marshal entered
defendants place Of business with
a fieri facias and seized $113
which was In the cash register.
The Washington times., 1934-05-19
DRIVE vELEADERS
ANNOUNCED

District chairmen for the ap-
preaching financial campaign Of
the Social Service League Of
Montgomery County were an
nounced today by Judge R. Gran
vile Curry, general chairman for
the drive, which will be held May
28-June IL.
Those who will lead the work
in the following districts are:
Takoma Park, Miss Katharine
Bliss; Silver Spring, Mrs. George
w. Davis: Chevy Chase, Mrs.
Frank M. Headley; Kensington,
w. I. Cleveland: Cabin John Glen
Echo, c. H. Godbold; Rockville,
Mrs. j. Darby Bowman: PooleS-
vile, Rev. Guy Crook: Damascus,
Miss Ruth Souder; Somerset.
Drummond- Friendship Heights,
Mrs. j. E. Shillinger.
The Washington times., 1934-05-19
N. Y. Statute Mandatory

Counsel compared the New Jer-
sey statute and the District Code
and represented that the former
is a mandatory statute but the
District Code is merely permissive,
Other State statutes were COM
pared in this connection. (51 Att.
1923; 208 Pa. 299; 103 Sou. 1923:
SIS NV 227)
statutes establishing legal holi-
days and commanding the suspen-
sion of official business thereon
are construed to prohibit only
such acts as are in express terms
or by clear implications within
the purview of the statute, and
what it thus expresses or fairly
implies is prohibited; what it
fails to prohibit remains lawful
to be done" Gland Bank VS..
Steele. 231 NV 1922
A sale on election day, a holi-
day in the State of New York,
was held valid. (37 NY 1861 -
Cases cited in the District courts
were principally in connection with
the computation of the lapse of
time in preparing an appeal or
giving notice. mccoy VS.. Duehay,
SO WLR 276; Covey VS.. William
son, So App. D. C. 289; Knabe VS..
Terrell and Little, So App. D. C. 81
Attorneys Charles Council rep.
resented the plaintiff.
The Washington times., 1934-05-19
Science Churches
StUdu "MOrt1LS"

"Mortals and Immortals" is the
subject of the Lesson-Sermon in
all the Churches of Christ, Scient-
1St, tomorrow. The Golden Text
is from Corinthians 15:49: "As
we have borne the image Of the
earthly, we shall also bear the
image Of the heavenly" Among
the citations which comprise the
Lesson-Sermon is the following
from the Bible: Lord, thou hast
been our dwelling place in all
generations. Before the noun
tains were brought forth. or ever
thou hadst formed the earth, and
the world, even from everlasting to
everlasting, thou art God"
psalms 9O:1, 81 The Lesson.
Sermon also includes the follow
ing passage from the Christian
Science Text Book, Man and his
Maker are correlated in divine
Science, and real consciousness is
cognizant only of the things Of
Cod" (Page 276.)
The Washington times., 1934-05-19
DR.. Miller Talks
On 'AnSlUer to God

"Our Answer to God" is the
sermon topic DR.. Raphael H. Mil.
ler will use Sunday morning at the
National City Christian Church.
In the evening he will speak on
The ImpulsivenesS of God"
At the morning services the
senior and chapel choirS will sing
Onward Hear the Trumpets CALL"
by Challiner, and will be assisted
by Mr.. Samuel Firth, trumpeter.
The special music at the evening
service will be ladies trio. They
will sing Twilight, by Abt.
The Washington times., 1934-05-19
Law Cases


D. C. v. w. R. & e. Co. Attys.
Corpn. Counsel-S. R. Bowen.
D. c. v. Capt. Trac. Co. Attys.
Corpn. Counsel - Hamilton &
Hamilton, G. T. Dunlop.
Hit v. Dreibebbies. Attys. H.
R. Grossman-H. I. Quinn.
In re Estate: George G. Web
ster, deceased. Attys. Linkins &
LinkinS, T. Lodge-N. T. Harrison.
Paul Sleman.
Rosenblatt v. Witt ct al. Attys.
A. L. Newmyer-Brandenburg &
Brandenburg.
Bawell v. Lobdell. AttyS. ]. F.
Bird-Simon Koenigsberger &
Young.
Whitaker v. Wash. Times Co.
Attys. j. C. Turco-W. j. Lambert,
r. H. Yeatman.
Shapiro v. Ind. Taxi Owners
Assn. AttyS. A. L. Newmyer, S. II.
Feldman-A. D. Smith.
Sheriff Motor Co. v. Rutgers
Fire ms. Co. Attys. Simon, Koen-
igSberger & Young-Burkart &
Quinn.
Young ct al. v. Lewis. jr. Attys.
Simon, Koenigsberger & Young
L. J. Dowd.
Fox v. Mclean. Attys. w. c.
Sullivan-Lambert, Yeatman.
Peen v. Burke. Attys. E. Ed.
wards-C. H. Doherty, F. E.
Glynne.
Israel v. Ind. Taxi Owners
Assn. Attys. A. L. Newmyer-A
D. Gmith.
Kohner v. Kohner. Attys. j. P.
Jones-J. D. Stein.
Carroll v. U. S. AttyS. W. E.
Miller-W. M. Shea.
Gettlefinger v. U. S. Attys.
WEIGH. Daily & Welch-H. M.
Goldstein, j. W. Wood.
Delauney v. Justice ct al. Attys
H. S. Ward-Welch, Daily &
WEIGH; H. Dorsey.
Logan, Pingree Co. v. Perry
ct al. AttyS. F.. j. Rice-J. A.
Ashi, Welch, Daily & Welch. H. l.
Cobb.
Limbach v. Marriott. Attys. E.
Desgres-Tobriner, Graham, Brez
& Tobriner.
Burton v. Sampson. Attys. L. N
Coe-J. H. Wilson.
Vernon y stand Oil co of N
j. Hawken & Havell-Darr &
Darr.
Lee v. Wash. Ry. & Elec. Co.
Attys. c. P. Henry, r. C. Hand.
werck-S R. Bowen, E. L. Jones
Croft v. Linskey. Attys. D. B.
Gross-M. D. Doyle, F.. A. Thuse
Woodson v Maizel. Attys
Whiteford, Marshall & Hart--H
I. Quinn.
Naylor v. Lansburg & Bro
| Attys. v. B. Lowry-Hogan.
The Washington times., 1934-05-19
Not Ministerial Act

20 c. j. .761 says the legal status
of a holiday is not of necessity
the same as that of Sunday and
at page CTS of the same volume
further states that it has been
held the issuance of a summons
or process is not a ministerial act,
and is not prohibited where the
statute forbidS judicial proceed
ingS on legal holidays. Section
1875. Title 22 of the New Code
comes under Negotiable InStru-
ments, and this section is titled
when Negotiable Instrument
is Payable" No reference is made
therein to the courts or service
of process. The section speaks
solely of negotiable instruments
and is silent as to any and all
legal proceedings.
20 C.. J, 765 states:
The Washington times., 1934-05-19
COURT ASSIGNMENTS FOR MONDAY.

Washington v. Lomax. Attys.
A. w. Gray, T. L. Dodson-E. c.
Dickson.
Dorgan v. Burr. Attys. w. P.
Kilmain-Hawken & HaveI.
Tolson v. Power. Attys. c. w.
c. Williams, H. o. Polar, H. L.
Johnson, jr.-H. G. Robertson.
Refer v. Fuhrmann. Attys. I.
M. La1ine-E. S. Bailey.
Campbell v. Fuhrmann. Attys.
I. M. Lavine-E. S. Bailey.
Levin VS.. Northwestern JaUl.
ms. Co. ct al. Attys. Simon,
Koenigsberger, Young & Brez-
Clephane & Latimer.
LyleS VS.. U. S. AttyS. Warren
E. Miller, M. M. Shea.
Newman ". Zinkow ct al. Attys,
Robt. w. Mccullough - Simon
Hirschman.
Amer. Sec. & Tr. Co. v. Smith.
Attys. McGlue & Burke-King &
Nordlinger.
Plummer v. Nolan Motor Co.,
Inc. Attys. J. c. Turco-Wm. E.
Leahy.
Graham v. Hines. Attys, War
rem E. Miller-Leslie c. Garnett,
H. D. Underwood.
Equity Cases
Harriss v. Harriss. Attys. Ray
Neudecker, ]. M. Boardman-Wm
Wendell T., P, Smith.
Curry v. Curry. Attys. Hill
Ross and Hill. I. Quinn.
Brady v. Harper ct al. Attys
w. Gwynn Gardiner. L. H. Van
Doren, C. w. Peckham.
In re Guardianship Evelyn M
Pfleiger. Attys. A. H. Walter
George Rose.
Wiley v. Freedlander. Attys,
c. T. Clayton, A. L. Newmyer.
Cover v. Coe. Attys. Robert
WatSon-T. A. Hostetler.
Patterson v. Patterson. AttyS
g. L. Munter-J. J. Malloy.
Burnett, Adm. " Altman. AttyS
O'Shea, Burnett and Goldstein.
Dawkins v. Dawkins. Attys. C.
B. Murray.
Rowe v. Rowe. Attys. J. p
Farmer, R. S. Johnston-M. Freed
lander.
Fleming v. Schwartz. Attys. A.
H. Ferguson-A. M. Schwartz.
Humphries v. Humphries. Attys
John Paul Jones-R. Neudecker.
Reynolds v. Busius ct al. Attys
Alexander Heron - Louis Often
berg.
Langley v. Langley. Attys. c. A
Marshall-G. H. Happ.
Bergen v. Bergen. AttyS. r
Neudecker|. o. O'Shea.
Morris v. Coe. Attys. c. Bur
roughS-T A. Hostetler.
CreSton Apt, Inc. Y. Cozzens
Attys. Sam Boyd-W. A. Johnston
c. D. Council, C. E. Ford.
The Washington times., 1934-05-19
Cites Maryland Code

The Maryland Code establish
ing February % as a legal holi-
day provides that it shall be
treated as Sunday only as regards
negotiable instruments and does
make such a day a dies non and
an act done on that day is as
effective as if done any other
day. (Handy VS.. Maddox, IS Md.
SAT: Occumpaugh VS.. Norton. 80
WLR 846).
Numerous cases cited in 4 At
lantic Digest 444-448 were re-
ferred to in plaintiffs argument.
A summons will not be QuaShed
nor will its service !oe set aside.
though issued, tested and served
by the sheriff on one of the days
made legal holidays under the act
which provides that no court shall
be held and no person shall be
compelled to labor on that day.
Isl NJ 255; II Att. 145-Glen vs..
Eddy),
The Washington times., 1934-05-19
PL A N
4-DAY SESSION
ONOCEAN

The Virginia State Bar Associa-
ton will hold an unique annual
meeting its forty-fourth - next
August 81, and a number Of local
attorneys will aid them in making
the meeting a success.
A four-day cruise on the ocean,
will be the Virginians' idea Of
putting on an annual meeting.
They will cruise to Bermuda and
back, and on the ship it will not
be possible for the impatient
members to walk out while a
meeting is in progress.
District Attorney Leslie C. Gar
nett and his brother, Christopher
B. Garnett, already have signified
their intentions Of Joining up for
the cruise. Basil Boteler, Alfred
Thorn, Alfred Thorn, jr.. and Will
liam H. White will also be among
the WashingtonianS who will
make the cruise.
Speaking of the Garnett
brothers. although both of them
are prominent in the legal pro-
fession, there is no jealousy be-
tween them. They are as brother
ly in their admiration for each
other as the Barrymore actors,
John and Lionel.
District Attorney Garnett says
that Christopher is the better
lawyer Of the two, and Chris
topher likewise proclaims that
Brother Leslie is the best lawyer
in the family.
There are about so members Of
the spring outing committee, and
if each one is doing as well as
Committeeman Bernard G.. OSt-
mann, the sale of tickets will be a
surprising success.
Mr.. Ostmann has found time,
Notwithstanding the recent arrival
Of his baby daughter, to dispose
of six tickets to his unsuspecting
friends and has eight more he in
tends to place in more or less will
ing hands in exchange for $4
each, before the deadline arrives.
Franklyn Yasmer has gone to
New Haven and New York for a
few days-on business to New
York and to New Haven to visit
his family.
The Washington times., 1934-05-19

ken; Edgerton VS.. Edgerton. OS-
borne VS.. Osborne.
Criminal No. 1
Trials-Robert Jeffries, Wesley
Jackson (Kron), Eddie Dean
(Buck), John Mont (Buck), James
Kinnard, William R. Walker, How
ard Acton, John E. Green, Samuel
Williams, Arthur T. Paul, Leroy
Hunter, Bernard Smith, James
Hickey.
Criminal No. 2
TrialS-Roy Hugh Jarvis
(O'Connor), Joseph L. Mundy,
Bernard Beasley, James Dewitt
Booker (JoneS), Henson Ollie Hall.
Petition to SuppresS-W alter
James King (Stewart).
The Washington times., 1934-05-19
Service of Summons
On Saturday Valid

'"The issuance Of . summons
or process is q ministerial act,
and Is not prohibited where the
statute merely fOrbids judicial
proceedings on legal holidays.
So 1t has been held that notice
to produce papers at . trial, or
notice Of opening depOsitiOns,
or notice Of an election contest
as the foundation of q lawsuit
is not invalid, although given
on q nOnjudiciaI day. AS a
rule service of legal process may
be made on a legal holiday in
the absence of express statute
making the day in question q
dies non for the purpose Of SER
vice of process"
The mere designation Of a day
as a holiday does not invalidate
q sheriff's sale. Oumpkin VS.
Cureton, 119 Ga. 81; King VS.
Platt, 81 NY 1856; White VS.. Zust
% NJ lot equity.