The Delaware County, Pennsylvania, Court of Common Pleas will hold a hearing on August 22, over which set of national Prohibition Party officers is entitled to receive the party’s annual bequest. The hearing is at 10 am in Media, Pennsylvania. Back in 1930 or so, a wealthy supporter of the Prohibition Party had died and arranged his will so that the party would receive an annual payment. The case is In Re: Residuary Trust Under Will of George L. Pennock for the Benefit of the Prohibition Party, no. 114-1937.
Ya’ll reckon there will be a lot of drinking going one while this deal gets adjudicated? This will have to go down as one of the most egregious and trifling wastes of judicial resources ever brought about by white people in this country.