Evening Star Newspaper, September 15, 1931, Page 22

HOLMES REFRESHED FOR CAPITAL DUTIES Associate Supreme Court| Justice Ready to Return From Beverly Farms. By the Associated Press. BEVERLY, Mass, September 14.—| Oliver Wendell Holmes, Beverly Farms'| best loved Summet Vi d fit, for the arduous d resume in Washington. Refreshed mentall” and physically, despite 2 bad cold, wh'~h confined him | to his house several weeks ago, the dis- tinguished 90-year-old associate justice | of the United States Supreme Court, is in the condition which is the per- | er amazement and delight of his friends and admirers For more than 40 years he has passed | his Summers in the simple brown frame cottage, long the home of another cele- brated OQliver Wendell Holmes, father of the justice and one of-New England's famous poets. Regarded as Native. To his fellow residents of Beverly Farms he is regarded as a native and that, to their way of thinking, is the ‘highest him. Bel: ! will v 3 storckeepers and their clerks, for a friendly chat and, if he follows his cus- tom of other years, is sure to urge them to drop in and see him if they come to the Capital. Life for the justice at Beverly Farms i characterized by an utter freedom from frills, He rises early, breakfas about 8 and then goes directly to study, often to write his personal letters b nd “Until his recent cold, he went for a morning stroll just before lunch. After- ward he read, and his afternoon pra gram almost invariably included a mo- for trip along the shore or through| “The specific complaint on the ques- the back roads of the countryside. On his return. he rested before an early dinner and an hour during the evening | befote the Tariff Commission,. and they with guests, of whom there were many dur: the Summer. Up to this Summer and before his | fliness he delighted in walking, espe- | ¢ to the less frequented swimming s near his home. There and else- often unsolicited. | ws of his townsmen on national ears his inseparable companion was his wife ow dead. | ¥ S O tiialans, ‘With Mrs. Holmes he was a familiar figure, driving about town behind a much-favored brougham in the vears before automobiles. To remind him of | her there remains the garden, which | during her lifetime was especialiy noted for its roses. | To Justice Holmes the law has been | #0 much a part of his existence that he n fails to bring many law books him from the court. This year made_considerable progress on aber of important cases which are | jecided by the court at its Fall other reading is necessarily limit- t of his favorite diversions Diary.” 1 ANITA COLOMBO RESIGNS | 8aid to Have Been Forced Out by Conductors and Musicians. MILAN, Italy, September 15 (A).— na Antia’ Colombo has resigned of the world-famous La and it was understood she out because the conductors ns resented being bossed by s generally recognized as nnetel in the position and ma a one of the few operas break- n financially during the past f Jurist to Return HENRY MILLER. OLIVER_WENDELL HOLMES. HOOVER DENIES OIL EMBARGO AUTHORITY President Answers Petition of Gov. Seligman to Prevent Importation. By the Associated Press. SANTA FE, N. Mex., September 15.— President Herbert Hoover telegraphed | Gov. Arthur Seligman yesterday that he hes no authority to place an embargo on foreign erude oil. | tion_you mention by the Independent Oil Producers’ Association has been laid are giving it consideration at the pres- e 0 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15 1931 %f/fl@a’ Arch / Shoes Speak for Themselves The Price is ent moment,” Mr. Hoover said Gov. Seligman interpreted that to re. fer to his suggestion that foreign im: ports have increased since cu Imen! of domestic production, resulting in al-| leged unfair competition The New Mexico executive sent the | President an appeal for an embarg: v, in which he was joli ors of Kansas, Oklaho; | last Saturd | by the Gove: PRODUCER OF ‘SCANDALS’ ; AND SONG WRITER CLASH | George White and Lew Brown Ex- lowing Legal Dispute. change Blows at Premiere Fol- | | By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, September 15.—George White, theatrical producer, and Lew Brown, one of his song Writers, ex- | changed blows at the opening of White “Scandals” last night as a climax to a legal dispute earlier in the day. Crowds in the lobby of the Apollo Theater and a patrolman separated the | pair. Their clothes were disheveled, but | they appeared uninjured. Brown and Ray Henderson, authors of | the musical score of the “Scandals,” un- | successfully sought to enjoin White from using their music last night on the | ground that he had refused to sign a written contract and had made changes in the score without their consent | ‘White denied he had made any ch: in the score without the full kn and consent of the ecmposers. He that due to the cost of the sk the opening wo jury.” I The “colirt decided the composers’ suit might be tried next month. —the crowning glory of the Second Empire Millinery Fashion —Smart little hats that romantically tilt for- ward to cover one one audaciously exposed. plumes, tiny nose flowers add variety —Wear them with or your rich velvet afternoon gown—and be assured you will be smartly dressed. All headsizes. Kann's—Second Floor. eye and leave the other Soft caressing veils or bright colored and charm, your lustrous new satin, n. 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