Evening Star Newspaper, March 13, 1930, Page 31

TIME IS EXTENDED CHCAGO'S WATER . I som=res. CASE IS STUDIED Hughes’ Report Is Before Su- | preme Court, With Chief Justice Not Sitting. War Claims. By the Associated Press. A bill extending for two years the | time within which American claimants may apply for payments under the war claims act was signed yesterday by President Hoover, The measure extends also times for applications of awards of the Mixed Claims Commission and of the Tri- partite Claims Commission for two years. The report of Charles Evans Hughes 88 special master in the long-standing eontroversy between the Great Lakes States and the Chicago sanitary dis- frict again became a matter of conten- Hlon before the United States Supreme Court, lod.ly as arguments on it were| Tesum Chi!f Justice Hughes, in view of his participation in the case, is not (Aklnl part in the action of the court ddy not sit when John W. Davis, -p- the | :mls(ml-Blondl, apostolic delegate, will preside. ‘The Hughes report presented a plan for carrying.out the decision rendered by the Supreme Court in January, 1929, ordering that the present diversion of water be decreased as rapidly as pos- #ible. It was expeoted that the five hours set for argument would be com- pleted today. Davis Reviews Decision. Mr. Davis reviewed the court decision and what it wanted to accomplish in its final decree. He emphasized that the court had found that the Secretary of War had authority to authorize di- version for navigation purposes and in- sisted that navigation would require constant diversion. After explaining to the court what ‘was being done by Chicago to provide sewage disposal plants, he contended that diversion was necessary to protect the harbor and aid navigation. Ridicules Sewer Proposal. Davis ridiculed the suggestions of the Great Lakes States that a system of sanitary sewers to parallel the sewage | disposal system should be constructed to take care of the storm waters. Controlling works in the Chis River, he contended, would prevent the | . storm waters from poliuting the harbor, and controlling works on the Detroit and other rivers on the lakes would maintain lake levels with diversion at Chicago. ASKS LIMITED DIVORCE. ‘Wife Charges Policeman Failed to | Bupport Her and Child. Mrs. Jessie H. Connell, 2426 Tunlaw road, has filed suit for a limited divorce and alimony against Clay E. Connell, & private in the Police Department. She says her husband spent the money she had saved before her marriage and de- serted her January 26, since which time he has contributed only $60 for the sup- | They were | port of herself and chi married June 20, 1925. Attorney Catherine McCloskey ap- Ppears for the wife. Before. look. 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