Monday, Mar. 16, 1925

Barrister

The Supreme Court in session was hearing the argument of a learned barrister who appeared on behalf of the Cement Manufacturers' Protective Association, party to a case there pending. The barrister, whose face had not been seen there for some time, concluded his remarks. Mr. Chief Justice Taft announced that the Court would hear no argument on the following day, Mar. 4.

"I am aware that that will be necessary because of certain ceremonies in which I shall not be called upon to participate," replied the barrister-Mr. John W. Davis.

The solemn justices laughed heartily.