SUPREME COURT OF THE U. STATES.
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MONDAY, January, l4th 1928.
The Supreme Court of the United States conven-
ed this morning at the Capitol, at ~ o'clock The
following Judges appeared, and took their seats;
The Hon. JoHN MARSHALL. Chief Justice.


Hon Bushrod Washington, I


Hon. William Johnson, asooc;ote


Hon. Joseph Story. h,vt;res


Hon. Smith Thompson, and


Hon. Robert Trimbe.


The Court was opened by proclamation.
On motion of Mr. Writ. Attorney General. the fol-
lowing gentlemen were admitted to practice as Coun-
sellors and Attorneys of this Court, and were quall-
flied by taking the usual oath--viz:


Nessrs Samuel A. Foot, of New.York.


Daniel J. Caswell. of ONO.


Edward Bates of Missouri.


Peleg sprague. OF Maine.
Proposals have been issued for the establishments
of new paper at Cumberland. in Allegheny cf4A-
tv Md 1t is to be called the ''Civiiian.'' and VIII
oppose the pretensions Of the ''lNihfary Chieftain
| to the Presidency.


John S. Wrestling of Harrisburg, and George A.
Snyder, of Union county esqrs, have formed part
nership under the firm of Snyder l. Wrestling. and
will immediatel, issue proposals for publishing pa
per at Harrisburg Pa. The paper will ably and
zealou,ly support the reelection fJOHNQulNCf
ADAMS. Mr.. Snyder is the son OF The late lamen-
ted Gov. Snyder, and nherits his principles aud his
virtues. He is Prothonotary of The county OF Cnl"n
but resigns his Office to Come forward IN support ot
sound principles and policy. MIR. Wrestling has
been long and advantagenu,ly known as an editor.