...even if it were valid. In adopting this method of disposing of that case -the court said (p. 193) : Where a case in this court can be decided without reference to questions arising undcr the Federal Constitution, that course is usually pursued and is not departed from without important...

...involved. For, as said in Si 1er v. Louisville & NR Co. 213 US 193, 53 L. ed. 758, 29 Sup. Ct. Rep. 451, 51 L. ed. 357, 359, 27 Sup. Ct. Rep. 243; Louisville & NR Co. v. Melton, 218 US 36, 64 L. ed. The decree ia therefore affirmed. (220 US 497.) MARIANO F. SENA, Plff. in Err., v. AMERICAN TURQUOISE...

...constitutional questions involved. For, as said in Siler v. Louisville & Nashville RR, 213 US 175 "where cases in this court can be decided without reference to...and is not departed from without important reasons." The decree is therefore Affirmed. 220 US Counsel for Parties. EX PARTE METROPOLITAN WATER COMPANY OF...

...Nashville RR, 213 US 175 "where cases in this court can be decided without reference to ques-. tions arising under the Federal Constitution that course...and is not departed from without important reasons." The decree is therefore Affirmed. 220 US Counsel for Parties. EX PARTE METROPOLITAN WATER COMPANY OF...

...Wis. 327. This is well shown by the statement in Light v. United States, 220 US 523, 55 L. ed. 570: "Where a case in this court can be decided without...and is not departed from without important reasons." The settlement of the constitutional question involved in the case in hand is of great public importance...

...Louisville & Nashville RR Co., 213 US 175, 29 Sup. Ct. 451, 53 L. Ed. 753, it was said that: "Where a ease In this court can be decided without reference to...and is not departed from without important reasons." The same considerations moved this court upon the last appeal to refrain from making an express determination...

...In Siler v. Louisville & NR Co. 213 US 175, 53 L. ed. 753, 29 Sup. Ct. Rep. 451, it was said that: "Where a case in this court can be decided without...and is not departed from without important reasons." The same considerations moved this court upon the last appeal to refrain from making an express determination...

...involved. For, as said in Siler т. Louisville & NR Co. 213 US 193, 53 L. ed. 758, 29 Sup. Ct. Rep. 451, "where a case in this court can be decided without...and is not departed from without important reasons." The decree is therefore affirmed. B39]*EX РА7ГГЕ: IN THE MATTER OF THE METROPOLITAN WATER COMPANY...

...as said in Siler v. Louisville & NR Co. 213 US 193, 53 L. ed. 758, 29 Sup. Ct. Rep. 451, "where л case in this court can be decided without reference...and is not departed from without important reasons." Th« decree is therefore affirmed. В 8 9] »EX РАТГГЕ: IN THE MATTER OF THE METROPOLITAN WATER...

...matter of no consequence to us that the court may have gone further and decided a federal question." * "Where a case in this Court can be decided without...and is not departed from without important reasons." 5 Petitioner's complaint disclosed: that, after a hearing, she was removed from her position as a teacher...