Evening Star Newspaper, January 4, 1924, Page 24

THE EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON, DU. U, FRIDAY,” JANUARY 4, 1924 GOES TO HIGH COURT| . FOR WAR'S DISABLED |seciety Ansoumoss Zarget Budget Delicious Lunch ,at Any One of Our Fountains for Only a Few Cents! Prohibition Director, Serving Sen- tence, Asks Supreme Tribunal to Nullify Conviotion. : LACK OF EVIDENCE IS PLEA [ Also Alleged Trial Judge Was Not Eligible. The United States Supreme Court . vesterday heard the appeal of former Prohibition Director Thomas A. Du- Janey of Wisconsin to have set aside his conviction on the charge of hav- ing conspired to violate the national Leavenworth, . and recently the Supreme Court fused to release him on bond pending its review of the contended yes- iction was’ in- | hearsay and also because Federal Judge ns had rendered himself ineligible to sit in the case in the circuit court of appeals by having passed in the federal district court upon the validity of one of the indictments on which Dulaney was convicted. It was particularly stress- ed that no direct evidence had been presented to connect Dulaney with the fraudulent issue of certificates used in moving quantities of intoxi- cating liquor. The government, in a_brief reply, asserted that Dulaney had not ob- jected during the trial to the admis- sion of the evidence now complained of and that the question of its ad- mission had not been ‘made a part of Dulan appeal to the circuit court. fterthought, the govern- d, which the Supreme Court should not consider at this late day. Dulaney also had not ob- jected to Judge Evans sitting on the circuit court when the case was on appeal there and it was too late now 10 raise such a point, the govern- ment argued. If ther’s anything worse'n tryin’ t’ hurry out of a crowded day coach its follerin’ behind a .dyspepic in a steam table cafe- teria. Wouldn’ it be great if people wuz known fer what they are instead of what they belong to? Nothin’ comes t’ him that waits but penniless ole age, an’ he’s got t’ be careful where he stands or he'll lose out on that. A purty comPlexion is a dandy decoy, but we've got t’ have a way about us t’ live happy ever afterwards. (Copyright, National Newspaper Service.) the President Pledged Nation’s Resources for Veterans’ Relief, Secretary Davis States. At a time when President Hard- ing and his advisers were exerting every effort to put an end to extrava- gance in federal expenditures which | had characterized the war. period, the late executive promised his country’s rogources to assist the dis- abled war veterans in regaining their health and position as wage earners, {Secretary of Labor James J. Davis révealed today. As ex-oflicio chairman of the Fed- eral Board for Vocational Education, to dlscuss with the President the recommendations of the board for an appropriation of $140,000,000 to be used In rehabilitating disabled sol- diers. “When I had explained my errand and had expressed by diffidence in putting forward the proposal (due to the economy program), President Harding smiled his kindly smile and putting his arm across my shoulders said: *'Jim, these disabled boys offered all that they had in the service of their country. We cannot repay their sacrifice. But if it takes every dol- lar and every cent that the govern- ment can rake or scrape to help them back to a normal, happy life, Wwe must not begrudge it to them.'" e~ ASK for Horlick’s . The ORIGINAL . Malted Milk for All Ages tions— Substitutes Secretary Davis said, it was his duty | | in Its History. 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