Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1927, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, | S MONDAY, JANUARY ‘3. 1927. COURT DISWISSES PACKERS' APPEAL Appellate Tribunal Declines to Decide Question Involv- | ing 1920 “Consent Decree.” | The District Court of Appeals tod: n opinion by Justice Josiah an Orsdel grented the motion of the Department of Justice to dismiss the ippeal by Swift & Co. and Armour & | two of the leading packing cor- ! fons of the United States, which | lad sought to reverse au decision of justice Jennings of the Dis dct Supreme Court refusing to de clare a nullity the consent decree of | “ebruary 20, by which the pack crs agreed to di the meat indus v from all unelied commercial en crprises, The court su of Assistant United General Willlam J. Donovan that lacked jurisdiction to entert the .ppeal, because the expediting act in | antl-trust sults in equity provides direct appeal to the United States Supreme Court. | U. S. Supreme Court Sole Arbiter. | The packers must now look to the United States Supreme Court for re dress if they would have the consent | decree vacated. The operation of the | decree is now under suspension | ihrough the granting of a petition of | the California Canneries Co.. which | clatms the decree was consented to by | \rmour & Co. without regard to the contract with the canneries company | o dispose of 50 per cent of the can neries product. Charles Evans Hughes made a ~trong argument against the validity | of the decree when the case was heard in the appellate court, but the court does not pass on the merits of the decree, since it reached the de- cision that it lacks jurisdiction. The fundamental question, says | Justice Van Orsdel, is whether the Supreme Court of the District of Co- jumbia is a District Court of the United States, where Congress has placed exclusive jurisdiction to re- strain and enjoin_ v ions of the anti-trust acts, If it then it is clear that under the expediting act | dfrect appeal lies to the United State: Supreme Court. If it is not, then ~uth actions will not lie in the equity division or any other division of the court, and in that contingenc far as any proceeding in equity is concerned, the anti-trust acts would | »e held unenforceable within the Dis- trict of Columbia. Of course, in the latter view there would be no juris- dictlon In the Court of Appeals to entertain an appeal, the court points out tained the contention States Attorn it Quotes Congress Declarations. Numerous declarations have been made by Congress, says the court, that the Supreme Court of the Dis trict of Columbia is a District Court of the United States, possessing ju! diction as such. These declarations | may be sufficient, he states, by im- plication to convey the jurisdiction specifically imposed upon the District Courts by the anti-trust act. If they are, declares the court, it logically ollows that the right of appeal pro *vided by the expediting acts would | iikewise attach. It is suggested, how- ever, that if Congress intended to ex: tend this jurisdiction to the Supreme Court of the District of Columbia ig would have said so. Jt remains for the United States Supreme Court, concludes the opinion, to determine on appeal whether or not the case was properly brought in the District of Columbia and, if so. whether it should have been brought in the equity term or in the special District Court term. In any event, the court declares, the “appeal is to the Supreme Court and is not here.” R A, PASTOR’S WIDOW DIES. Mrs. Helen Lane Johns Expires at Her Residence. Mrs. Helen Lane Johns, 76 vears o0ld, widow of Rev. Arthur S. Johns, | tormerly pastor of Christ Episcop “hurch, G street between Sixth and Seventh streets southeast, died at her residence, 2804 Twenty-seventh street, vesterday. She is survived by a son, John Lane johns, of this city; a_daughter, Miss Rosalie Johns; one brotker, H. B. Lane of Fredericksburg, Va.. and a sister, Mrs. W. F. Daniel of Norfolk, Va. Funeral services will be conducted | at Christ Episcopal Church tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock Rev, C. F Buck, rector, will officiate, assisted by Rev. Mr. Minnick_of Rockville, Md., | and Rev. H. A. Grifiith, chaplain at 1he United States Soldies Home. In- terment will be in Congressional Cem- otery. | MRS. ANDREW DAVIS DEAD Body Conveyed to Wilkes-Barre, Pa., Mrs. Andrew Davis, member of the Kidder famil pioneer settle Pennsylvania, died at her home, 1 Sixteenth street, Friday night was the mother of Mrs. Andrew Davis Ireland of the Sixteenth street | address. Mrs, Davis was in her carly | > eightie: | The body was taken to Wilkes-Barre, | Pa., yesterday, where funer: ‘-M'»—l | | for Interment. ices and interment will be held to MOrrow morning Besides b aughter. Mrs. Ireland Ars. Davis leaves another daughter, Mrs. D. B. C. Catherwood of Haver- ford, Pa.; a son, George Kidder Davis of Paris, France, and three grandchil dren. ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES. "ONTGH s will mect, 8 Sixth Preshyteriur invited dies Assoc Takoma will The ation meet Comn The Manc CITY NEWS IN BRIEF. The Washington Societs of cers will meet, 815 pam. W e t the Cosmos Club. John give an illustra ure I work of the Lighthouse Po: G. A pm., at G t D. . Public School Association will cet Wednesdy in the board om of the Municipal Building Bureau will meet Hall Brotherhood of Amer Mount Vernon Headquarters 5, will glve a dance Wednesday, 8 m.. in Masonic Temple, Bighth and streets northeast * will be the sub. f to be given to orrow, 8 pan., in the Third Churc Christ, Scientist. Thirteenth and 1. reets, by 25 1. Ohrenstein o ~ hoard ol T the mother enc lecture { nection | automobile | M. | Leon | and ‘William C. lous w n Yeo. ! !YOUNG IS INDICTED ON LARCENY AFTER TRUST ACCUSATION | (Continued from First Page.) with _the death of Milton Blackwell. The tragedy took place December 12 at 1106 Half street court. Douglas ifin is said to have killed his wife. Rosie Lee Griffin, by December 5 at their home, 1133 Sixteenth street northeast. James A. Allen, an indictment allegy <hot and killed Freder riffin, col- °d, at Eighth street and Barry mber 28 last 3 3. Johnson, colored ed with second-degree murde ion with the death of E shall, colored, December lleged to have stabbed him sford's court southeast. anslaughter is s dictment against William hart, colored, who was truck which nd killed nne R a colored child, eventh enyon streets November D. Fowler, owner of the tru th and j at in W. Ever ving an aid to Je Others Are Indicted. indicted and the them include: Mar, ry nad grand br charges ret R utter- Others Solomon, il Outlaw, f Offredo, housebreaking Samaha, Munroe, joyriding: Ler nd la William iy Bdward J e pretense upport; after trust Johnson, James larceny; Jer and Hang B, Penning son forg es), 1 non Hopkins, larceny bezzlement: Jesse ‘West, housebreaking nd Jarceny; Edw cases), housebri receiving stolen prop. , Thomas L. Brown Brown, g eny ;. joyriding ssault with .eph Johnson and larceny Leroy and em bigamy George Pryor, rd W, whes rine Hughe: erty; Milton Ch: lter . Castle ph D. Peter: ngerous weapon; ases), housebre oster Johnson, Watkins and Vernon C. § eny; Ollie Williams ult with dangerous weapon: F J. Mulvey and Horace W. housebreaking and Frank J. Mulvey, joy- MeDonald Ware, mes Q. Peter: two housebre ceny ames Q. Peter: and joy-riding; Otis William _Battle, rape: iding; Mickey receiving stolen prop and Paul Hill king and lar- grand larceny Blair, robbery: Washington | Walker, Ruth Ford and David Burton, robbery; Rudolph J ing stolen propert Columbia; James Smith, carnal knowl- edge; Butler Stevens, rape; Edward Hill, housebreaking and larceny: John- nie 'Adolph, joy-riding: Ernes violation Har n narcotic ac tor A. Littwin, non-support; Hobbs, receiving stolen propert; R. L. Smith (two cases), false pre- tenses: Dorsey D. Sherman (two cases), joy-riding; Genaro Trujello, assault to rape; William Strond, carnal knowl- edge; Paul Woodyard, violating Mann act; Robert C. Maxwell and Joe J. ali: Joe J. Burton, robbery. . Johnson, forgery and ut- tering; Charlotte Patterson, and uttering and grand larceny; Ber- Nemcosky, bring- into District of nard L. Downey, joy-riding; Clarence | French, alias Clarence Jones ! Walter Bell, grand larcen: Corley, forgery and utterin Prebble, assault to rob; Fi ler. grand larceny: Alton Duffey, joy- riding; Robert E. Gales, violating Har- rison narcotic act; Robert Ralph, re- ceiving stolen property: Alexander Brown, assault with dangerous weap- on and assault with intent to Kkill:| Philip H. Medley, violating natfonai prohibition act; George F. Smith and | Warren J. Willage (three cases), joy- riding. John E. Woolschlager, accessory after the fact to housebreaking: Rob- ert E. Davis, carnal knowledge: Phillip Kuchenmeister, violating postal laws: Anna K. Reed, violating Harrison nar cotic act; Robert M. Petzold, embezzle- ment, larceny after trust and grand larceny; Max Becker, violating Mann act; Harry R. Sipes, alias Raymond Sipe, violating Mann act; Willard Blake, violating Mann act; Amanda | D. Harrod, abortion; Jesse Lucas and “harles R. Barnes, robbery. 21 Freed of Rum Charges. The grand jurors refused ments against with violgting the national prohibition act. Those exonerated of this charge | were Frank Cardinale, Arthur Mason | the situation | are s), Katie Brent, chant, Joseph Di Stz John Walter Marini, Moreso, Archie ward F Charle: Maggie Willie Blake, Othe gainst them include Charle etting up gaming table; Eugene | Brown, Charles A. Randolph and | Harry Laycock, assault with danger- apon; Jerome Coy robbery Richard A. Dant, assault to rape: | M. Middleton, embezzlement: | 1lon: Louis Mer- sio, Frank Abbo, Dramar, Victor C. Zembelli, Edward Garnett, Ed- | Louis Ray Reed, | hell Annadale, W Reese, embe roblx et W, vin Zlement; James J. Kane, William C. Ellingham, violating Mann Batson, attempted carnal knowl- ige, and John W. Harrod, abortion. $,000--::- $4240 at Age 30. Send Date of Birth for Full Imormation LeROY GO Insurance— al e 610 Woodward Bldg. Wit 570 Life Insurance Costs OIN THE CHRISTMAS SAVINGS CLUB OF THE FEDERAL-AMERICAN “Everybody’s Doing It” embarrass you much lon zet a pack- » of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. | The skin should begin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few els_and Tab- ssful_substitute for s no sickness or pain them. Edwards’ Olive Tablets do that ‘which calomel does, and just as effective, but their action is s instead of severe Cleanse the liver with Dr. » takes Olive Tablets is ever cursed with a “dark brown taste,” a bad breath, a dull, listless, o0 good ipation, pid liver, disposition or No one wl o among pa- bowel com blets ure the im. i ake nightls | hetter ou B0 non-sup- | setting up gaming table: | forgery | ! | { | larceny: another moto King and | within the leg: alse pretenses: | ihis truck persons charged | one fraught w Rino | fic code. aputo, James Britt, | large number of thos. Shorter, Charles Contes and | impre | truck bearing down upon them is to | exonerated and the charges | vision a danger s Shore, | action in one word—jum : Wilson L. Parker, manslaugh- | | whirling ! the driver of tn | speed uy | driver | bare reeny. | | tions. SPEEDING DELIVERY TRUCKS ARE CREATING TERROR REIGN is a large group of uncurbed drivers | who should be brought summarily vehicle | within the penalty-invokink provisions Here they may be seen |of the traffic code. are up and down Fifte positively dangerous and distinetly un street, manifesting little tende irable users of the city st ts cut their speed at the . arent. Certainly, the utter reck despite the fact that * sness of drivers of so many light are displayed prominently ommereial vehicles is fully s men night ago two of these ng to human life and easily as po vehicles did collide at_this intersec- | tential for injury or death as soms tion, with, as lck would have it, but | of the more definitely developed nd slight damage to cither generally accepted types of crim One driver, just within the 1ast | inality fow days, was seen to approach What, street intersection at a speed easily | aqjes for discernible as being in excess of the | \ncpol legzal limi iadenly finding & pas- | Yo way a8 senger, ¢ king his way, the best | oidemic di The means for truck could do Was | qo, g with such a condition exist bielinane I | and it s only a question of rendering circle over the sidewalk |4y o) "y diciently active by appl arly Killing a pedestrian it | ¢ pecessary prohibitive measure | those individuals who, if left to them of rst_Page.) ous type of commercial operator. it A fort commercial then, are the available rem ituation which looms as dous in S nditry or an v blo to deal the complete corner, the melee. Safety Zone Unsafe e Another truck bore down at tob|death and destruction. B % Sty e ien e | Yhe nalic cots, (lom Whe Bavs pedestrians had taken refuge.| g gjed conditions point out, already Oniy " quick and adroit movement | SEEER TRCTES the sort of danger. from the safety area by these Suh|,ug driving which is complained of posedly sequestered walkers saved | 91 SRR WCL K MRS and mo thiein Hrom She e SUs s e ”f:i torists. Action, there , must come speeding driver had elected (0 B0 jthin’ (he field of law enforcement through the zone to insure his pa i Dbite optaton who was driving limit. Not only Public Can Aid. speeding, dAriving | ojijane whose lives and property e oo are endangered, observers - dec Street | st look to the officials into whe hands has been given the tas compelling observarice of existing law. But they, to a certain extent, the Dlotter at police headquarters. | Will e poweHoss . Rnions At a prominent street interscction | OPeration of those BerSens O i g e lcan do their share by warning th ihe good fortune of the deliver; drivers that re I\J;'\\;n"\\ \\m] not b being able to swerve countenanced, and that no busin and turn into @ cross street, with his | consideration can warrant hazard t aar literally traveling on two wheels. | life and property. Those who All persons thus endangered | pervise large fleets are known to be ovar, mre mot on foot. One accident | on the alert constantly to caution and occurred where a woman stepped from | to punish delinquent employes. But a street car, only to be thrown to m.,j‘llm cannot follow them through the fround as « truck nttempted to speed | Streets and remain with them during past. eral serlous instances | all thelr hours of service. In this P this character were observed where | respect, it has been suggested, the persons stepped from street cars public can st by reporting imme- aped being run down. | diately the infractions of offendini 3 4 iy | truck drivers to their employers Grim REibEton S00m- . | Tt ix conceded that the delivery Not all reckless drivers escape per- | truck driver's duties are of a charac. sonal mishap. It would seem that at | ter that gives him greater tempta times a grim retribution overtakes | tions to violate the traffic regulation:s them. One sadder but wiser operator | than other motor car use Mo bé of a light delivery vehicle met with | comes accustomed to holding speed swift misfortune in the Mount Pleas-|at a premfum, and, where the pas unt section when he attempted 1o |sengercaropertor usually hasa single scurry past a street car and, mis- | destination with ample time to reach judging the dis was struck and |t the delivery truck driver may have carried 50 var ) and then Was | ag many as O T CORIED RO fo tossed to the sidewalk a single trip. This fact, it is believed The particular form of reckless- | chould tend to make him more cau ness charged is a combined violation | tions, but, in any event, a driver is f two of the most important Provi-|not absolved because his employer sions of the traffic code—the speed re- | makes demands that lead him to do striction and the right-of-way regula- | jllegal driving. It is agreed among trafiic | % g authorities that these rules provide Supervisors Are Deluded. the very basis of traffic safety and| T.ually, th that a violation of one a enough | apout on Atveris oWh ATV to constitute a_most oMfente. | rrathe. ohaervers. Taie. ascottiiicd Thus, the form of ness at-| They are confident that commercial tributed to the light commercial | concerns which operate large fleats of vehicle driver is held menacing out | yior o Cepicles. as well as the busk of all reasonable proportion. ¢ TEC. It eabibys Bt oHe o There are mechanical limitations | would instantly reprimand or dism to the heavy automobile in commer- | the driver reported as having com cial use, which contributes to the | mitted any violation of the traffic reg gravity of an otherwise serious situ- & ation. With a usual margin of weight over the ordinary passenger car the | ruck handles with far less facility. | ven a light truck frequently is| heavily laden with merchandise, as | shown by its sagging springs and top- heavy motion. Definitely unbalanced | as a result, its control is further com- | plicated. oz . will continue on their way ing driver recklessly. violating but he was making a_definite bid for a charge of laughter opposite his name.on and recklessness comes the Houses For Sale and Rent J. LEO KOoLB MAIN 5027 923 New York Av. 1937 Wisc'n. Av. Limited on Soeed. Cognizant of the mechunicul « ficulties present, traffic authoritie are more rigid and severe on the speed and the freedom of the com- mercial vehicle. This is evidenced by the District of Columbla traffic | code which specifies that, where the passenger car may travel at a speed of 22 miles an hour, the pneumatic- tired truck may not go faster than 18 miles an hour. 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She had been Il about 10 months, A chauffeur may refrain from report- ing defective brakes to his emplover, | Mrg Vanpoucke was a member of the Sacred Heart Church. She fs that the cause has been survived by her husband, Jacques Louis Vanpoucke; one son, Alfonso and one daughter, Miss Cecile, all of Spanish Woman Resident of Capi- tal for Many Years. the situation appears to e remedies which are jotentially | but, as investigators find, factory nt upon the: ymmer- | motor Funeral services will e held Wed morning_at 9 o'clock tion of redoubling | said Heart Church dy have been put [ Rev. J. M. Mor ating n be done in that way | ment will in Olivet is for public authorities and employ- | tery ers, for the most part, to say Those who have noted conditions believe that « patient and forbearing public is fer- | then would seem n off I Mount forth. 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