Evening Star Newspaper, October 2, 1924, Page 34

34 CONGESTED COURT DOCKETS STUDED Taft and Stone Confer With Federal Circuit Judges on Relief Measures. Proposals for relief of congestion in the Federal courts of the Nation were considered yesterday at a conference here of circuit judges with Attorney General Stone and Chief Justice Taft, who presided. he Attorney General consumed a in discussing courts from the »f his department, and pre- sented suggestions which he thought would aid in relieving congestion. r f the districts. Detailed Reports Given. attending the Bingham conference ilmington, Del.; Wood. S. C.: Walker of Hun Denison of Grand Rapids, uler of Chicago, Sanborn of St. Paul, Minn, and Gilbert of Portland, Orc Each of t a det d circuit judges brought i by el - |of Chin of Concord, | of New Haven, Conn.; | assignment of available aumctf judges from other circuits. The discussion of conditions tn the | Federal courts, as shown by these T"-! P upy the time of the today and may require | day. The judges plan to| conferenc session K call upon the President at the White 3 3 House today to pay their respects. | Howard Burr Required to Give $10,000 Bond Pending Settle- TEXAS GIRL IS BRIDE ' | OF THOMAS F. RYAW, 30 Grandson of Famous Marries Miss Alberta Eaton. To Live in Mexico. By the Associated Press, EL PASO, October Eaton and Thoma married Tuesday at S ick’s Cathedral with Rev. Fath - Buchanan performing the cei he marriage service w mple and was attended on —Miss Alberta | friends of the two families. The bride was g in by her father, A. M. Eaton, Mr. Ryan! e, A. H. Kraft hu Mr. 2 ; will_visit_in Philadelphia nd ork City. They will return - |ubout the first of November and go| where Mr. Ryan associated in business with to Chihuahua City, will be his uncl ing inte i The bride has lived in El Paso and Chihuahua. Her father formerly was er of the Potosi mines in Chi- A. H. Kraft, who has mm-i r. Ryan is the son of Mrs. W. K. Ryan of.Philadelphia and a grandson of Thomas Fortune Ryan of New York. —e | Strike Policemen Walk Out. HUSBAND IS ORDERED Justie Financier Preme Co | Burr of Si give a bond of $i0,000 not to leave | Washington pending the hearing of a { suit for a limited divorce brought by his wife, The wife charges cruelty, desertion ortune Ryan, 3d, nd inadequate support, and tells the jcourt that hor husband forced her eces of real estate in Centralia, 111, orth about $30,000. v| of the closest|torney Thomas I. Lodge, the wife {savs she was married at Shreveport, marriage ' 111, February 9, 1897, and has three THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, children, all adults. While they were living at Murphysboro, 111, two years after the marriage the wife asserts her husband began his alleged cruel treatment, and leaving her In 1916 remained away three years. On his return she states he took possession of her property in Centralla and threatened to find means to force her {o slgn other documents September 6 ast. The wife complains Burr assaulted her and beat her head against the door jamb of their apartment, caus- ing the blood to flow. For the past twelve years, she says, her husband has failed properly to support his family, und their three girls have been obliged to secure positions to aild the mother. The husband owns in Liberty bonds $12,000, has 7,500 shares of valuable stock and accounts in three financial institutions, accord- ing to the wife. He has his trunk packed and has announced his intention of leaving ‘Washington for Russia, the court was told. Justice Stafford ordered Unite¢ States Marshal Snyder to take Burr into custody until he gives a bond of $10,000 not to go away. TO REMAIN IN D. C. ment of Wife's Divorce Suit. Stafford of the District Su- t vesterday ordered Howard centh Street Mansions to Adelaid Burr. sign away her rights to several her petition, filed through At- The Hecht Co. F St. at 7th Sale of 300 pairs “Onyx Hosiery” Chiefly Samples of the Quality 51 .45 Usually Sold at $1.85 to $2.75 D. ARMY SUPPLY ORDER FOR LIQUOR REJECTED Customs Officials Hold Requisition for 14,604 Bottles of Confiscated Stock Is ‘“Excessive.” By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, October 2.—Customs Is and the United States attor- ney's office believed an Army supply officer’s requisition for 14,604 boltles of confiscated whisky to be so “ex- cessive” that the matter was taken up with the War Department, which agreed with the officials. “The local supply officers will have to make a more modest request next time.” according to John Holley Clark, assistant United States attor- ney, pointing out that the local requisition was equal to one bottle for every nine men and officers in the entire Army. Asked to explain the exact num- ber of bottles of whisky called for The Hecht Co. C.. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1924. in the rejected requisition, Mr. Clark sald: “The requisition specifically askec for the whisky seized two years agc on the steam lighter Napeague, whict was captured as a rum runner. Thi: seizure amounted to 14,604 bottles, a: was accurately stated in the requisi tion. The Army must have learnec that this secizure consisted of ex ceptionally good stuff.” 0’CONNOR SCHOOL OF EXPRESSION Fall Term, Oct. 1st Mills Bldg., Penna. Ave. at 17th St. S i A SHADE BETTER Window Shades —for new houses or old. Made to measure, and guaranteed to fit and work perfectly. 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