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> tetired Justice BranileisDie&ys amed as P eople’s Champion ee eee « 2. Stricken Wednesday: ° ‘th feted, Pre By Heart Attack, He the naigne (AK thi’ |. *Expires in D, C. Home bleh bn oon bined te "Louis D, Brandeis died at 7-15 Twas ‘Weattrow” “Witon’ o'clock last night at the age of &4. the words The rétired Supreme Court justice, whose liberalism and bu- Manitariatiem during 23 years on {he tribunal won him world renown, if A Prete et et passed away peacefully without te wrote them at 9 ‘time emerging from a coma into. which te veri : the he sank Saturday night, At his bedside were his wife of 50 years, the fermer Alice Gold. - | mark, of New York City, and their two daughters, Mra, Elizabeth . | Brandeis Rauschenbush, of the Uni- verity of Wisconsin faculty, and . Susan Brandeis Gilbert, a New pri City judge. oo Justice Brandeis was stricken with a heart attack Wednesday at his apartment, 2208 California Street Northwest, where death ended a vigil of four days for Mrs. Brandeis, Dr. Lewis C. Ecker, the family Bhysician, and close friends. The jurGt sank steadily from the tim ,of the attack. ; The funeral will be “sirictly pri- vate,” with admission by card only Poa ‘he Brandeis family announced. It} . was added: “The family will appre- | ciate it if no flowers are sent.” j Memorial services may be held’ after the funeral, possibly at the Supreme Court, friends said: The ; time of the funeral had not been set. last night. ve . Once Headed Zionisig As associate justice of the Sy- olalist” “dangerous radical oguinat Prése Court since appointment by t partisan.” The fight a6 Boe. President Wilson in 1916, Brandeis’: confirmatign was led in passionate concern’ for the rights Y a F an , and! pres afecmplishments grown from tt! which later, were to bring the grey- | hairjd, deep-eyed scholar & degree; “of ubiversal admiration, respect and jove bestowed on no othar mod: jurist and liberal, except, per! e. his own pest friend, J "“The oceasion of ne ee co: int rizatlon was the ginning , LOUIs D. BRAUDEIS Serta 28, 1916, when the Presi- rn ae Went sent the name of the Boston “*people’s lawyer” to the Senate fr ‘appointment to the Supreme zh to replace the late Justice Joseph . A storm of protest arose ‘mmogihs and 1600 pages of Senate] later, when the Senate Cor- him by a vote of 47 to 22, 27 Senators absent from the) chamber when the roll was called. Fought hy Big Business ~ - Hated by-some, he had been termed da: “waltor to his clam,” not “tem- 1 home’ by Abbot ‘Law of the individual classified hifn as the president of his #6 one of the greatest liberals ever to ard, nile the age the Nation's highest tribunal,: \ living past ~ ‘rom the start he found a £ a ; ‘Presid | thelic soul in his old friend, Oliver” : them former ot OC Wee Holmes, and frequently — WwW AS ed with “the Great Dimenter” liberal minority opinions; . « . Mr. Toleon.. Mr. E. A. Teron”... Mr. Glovin ..-...----- Me. iadd......--. Mr. Nirbols Mr, Fracem ......0--++ Mr. Carcon Mr. Cefl’ey....-.------ Mr. Hendon...--..-- Mr. Holloman Me. Quinn Tamm.... Mr. Nease.....------- gci © post gat