INDEX ACCRETION. See Boundaries. ACQUIESCENCE. See Boundaries. ADMINISTRATION OF ESTATES. See Limitations, 2. 1. Tariff Act. Change of Rates. rates of duty under Tariff Act of 1930. Administrative change of U. S. v. Bush & Co., 371. 2. Bituminous Coal Act. Procedure. Administrative procedure 3. State Administrative Tribunal. Testing validity of formula ADMIRALTY. 1. Maritime Lien. Charter Party. Where charterer has direc- 2. Id. That supplier has contract with charterer to supply 3. Id. Charterer having direction and control of vessel as AGENTS. See Constitutional Law, V, (A), 19; V, (B), 6; United AGRICULTURE. See Antitrust Acts, 3; Constitutional Law, V, ALIMONY. See Taxation, I, 2–8. ALLOWANCE. See Army and Navy. ANTI-PICKETING LAWS. See Constitutional Law, V, (A), 10-18. ANTITRUST ACTS. See Constitutional Law, II, 1; V, (B), 5, 1. Common Law Restraints. Types of contracts and combina- -2. Id. Combinations of employees restraining competition 3. State Legislation. Discrimination between agriculture and 4. Federal Legislation. Congress may remove penalties of Sher- 5. Id. Prohibitions of Sherman Act may be modified by 6. Id. Sherman Act incorporated common law concept of illegal 7. Sherman Act. Construction and Application. Act to be in- 8. Id. End sought by Act was prevention of restraints on free 9. Id. Act not designed to police interstate transportation. Id. 11. Id. Nature of restraint, not amount of commerce, criterion 12. Id. Restraints not brought within Act merely because ac- 13. Id. Meaning of "restraint of trade" and "commerce among 14. Id. Labor Organizations not wholly excluded from opera- 15. Id. Restraints on sale of employee's services to employer 16. Id. That strike agreement to compel employer's submission 17. Sherman Act. Offenses. Conspiracy. Price Fixing. ANTITRUST ACTS-Continued. purpose to eliminate competitive abuses or evils no defense. U. S. 18. Id. Conviction of oil companies for conspiracy to raise and 19. Id. That other factors contributed to price stabilization 20. Id. Elimination of competitive evils no justification for 21. Id. Price-fixing agreement illegal though conspirators do 22. Id. No error in refusal to charge that jury to convict must 23. Id. Price-fixing agreement illegal though prices paid by 24. Id. Exemption of price-fixing agreement from provisions 25. Sherman Act. Liability for Damages. Remedy. Labor 26. Id. No liability under Sherman Act out of local strike in 27. Id. Wrongs actionable under local law and resulting from 28. Id. Liability of strikers for damages not question of power ARGUMENT TO JURY. See New Trial, 5. ARMY AND NAVY. Re-enlistment Allowance suspended for fiscal year ending June ARRANGEMENT WITH CREDITORS. See Bankruptcy, 7-8. ASSESSMENT. See Constitutional Law, II, 4; V, (A), 21; V, ASSIGNMENT. See United States, 1. ATTORNEY GENERAL. See Jurisdiction, I, 2. AVULSION. See Boundaries. BANKRUPTCY. Amendment of paragraph (2) of General Order No. 53, see 1. Nature of Jurisdiction. Bankruptcy court is court of equity, 2. Proceedings under § 75. Order of bankruptcy court per- 3. Id. State court's confirmation of sale after dismissal of § 75 4. Id. Reference of cause to conciliation commissioner for 5. Id. Bankruptcy court may not permit foreclosure of mort- 6. Railroad Reorganization. Jurisdiction of federal court to 7. Proceedings Under Chandler Act. Scope and Application of 8. Id. In this case, Chapter XI proceeding should have been |