Evening Star Newspaper, August 5, 1925, Page 3

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Pgio: RESPONSIBLE FOR than by myself. st ne. ae SCOTT NOT INSANE, DEATH WATCH SAYS Five Jailers Testify at Lunacy Inquiry Over Condemned Chicago Prisoner. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, August 5. —Willlam Wal- lace, a jail officer who guarded Rus- sell Scott in death row, testifying for the prosecution in Scott's sanity hear- ing today, sald he found the prisoner “as sane as any one could be under the circumstances.” The court ordered the qualifications stricken out, on the ground that alay- man is not competent to Yualify his observation of a person’s sanity. Four other jailers testified that they be- lieved Scott sane. There was no cross-examination of the prosecution witnesses. N. Pritzker had a list of 50 jailers witnesses and 5 allenists. Mrs. Catherine Scott, wife of the defendant, was in court today for the first time since the hearing began Monday. Charles Koeppe, a deputy told of a convers: which the latter ert did the shooting for which he was sentenced to death. George Rinner, another jailer, related a similar con- versation. Koeppe also told of a statement in which Scott admitted a gambling house hold-up in Chicago some months before the shooting, which netted him and his brother $4,500. Bruce McCullom said Scott told him that he faced the future with con- fidence because “he had a couple of governors working for him.” ACCUSED POLICEMAN SOUGHT AS FUGITIVE Tenleytown Officer Wanted on Charge of Blackmailing Couple in Auto. sheriff, His name carrfed on records of the Police Department as being absent without leave and records of the de- tective branch of the service as want- ed to answer a charge of blackmail, Paul T. Hartman, former member of the Tenleytown police district force, is being_sought by Detectives O'Brien and Nally. Hartman is alleged to have failed to report for duty August 1, after he is belleved to have learned he was wanted on_ the charge of blackmail, and should he continue to absent himself he will be dismissed. It is charged that Hartman de- manded $50 of & colored couple found seated in a parked automobile on his beat. The couple, David Parker, 2426 Snow Row, and Rose Johnson, 2452 Phillips_court, were merely chatting when Hartman appeared and is al- leged to have made the demand for money. Three days later, it is charged, Rose Johnson borrowed $25 from a mer- chant and passed it over to Hartman | in the presence of witnesses. Then | she reported the affair to the police, and witnesses are said to have identi- fied Hartman as the individual who got the money. Hartman, a barber, resided in Texas prior to his appointment to a position in the police service. He has a wife and two children. TARGEST AND MOST RE- firms in Florida is of- inducements 1o bujlders their property. Addrgss e 0 GOING INTO LARGER 5 hand to be closed out: 0om and bedroom fur- The Home. Beauti- NOTICE 1S HEREBY GIVEN THAT. BY order of the hoard of dircctors, a meeting of the atockholders of the Potomac Electric Power Company is called to meot B the Durpose of con: : on néceasary for the - ] o amouni n? «fl. Canital #lock to thiris milllon Soare. 51 o hundred thousand shares d stock of the par value of one i Goltura each and one hundred thou: fand ehares of ‘common ‘steck of the ber ¥ahe Of" 0o hund: ed dollars each: the pre- erred st e it 0 be issued in series, having rates and redemption Dprices. preferences or limitations, lafifieations as may e fixed v 'the board of directors of the’ combagy 11'to bear cumulativa dividends. but 16 be »w virtue of and in_conformity brovisions of chapter 18, subchapter 4 of tha cods of laws of ths District of Columbla. 2 ALES, . desire to give that any statements heretofore pub- the effect that the National Metro- Bank of Washington was to 4 RAL TRL<T By AL- r STEW- Washingt SHAWMU TS G fortable that you Hu.rry to It at Night Yours might feel a whols lot better if Jour box epring. mattress and pillows were “SLEEP SERVICE." G. CO. 810 E Main 3621, “Cleanliness Is Next to Godliness” Why wear Diamond Rings bedimmed Tith erit and dirt? Use Jem Kierio: large R. HARRIS & CO., Corner 7th and D Sts THIS IS ROOFING TIME —and we are expert roofers—so let's fogether. Phone Main 14 Loz | TRONCLAD S, Binctali NONE TOO EARLY —to plan and execute the Fall Printing needs. AT YOUR SERVICE. The National Capital Press ] 13101212 D ST. NW. Protec-Tin Roof Paint A high-grade rust.: r:'llllh’u' paint made just fort the pirbose Lere in our shops and applied by skilled workmen. Ask for extimate. ROOFING. 119 8rd et. s.w. KwN COMPANY. Phone Main 933. Now Is the Time —to plan the Fall Printing needs. Consult us. HIGH GRADE. BUT NOT RIGH PRICED LYRON §. ADAMS, FEIRE, st. n.w. . Now. Asks Dismissal of Suit. Silas Jacobs, who was recently sued for $10,000 damages by Katherine Sutherland, daughter of the former Senator from West Virginia, has filed a plea for the dismissal of her suit. | || Jacobs declares that Miss Sutherland, | [i who was on_horseback, suddenly ap- peared in the path of his machine and that she swerved in an attempt to avold a collision and the horse was struck by the car. Miss Suther- land claims she sustained serious in- Jury. Jacobs is represented by Attor- Morehouse. HERE is a drink you’ll like instantly. Mil- lions do! Taste? Oh, boy—just try it! Full, rich — whipped to a Aelicious creaminess. Malted Grape - Nuts, chocolate flavored— a famous food in a de- licious new form, Don’t wait! Get one right now! Malted Grape-Nuts Chocolate Flavored Assistant State’s Attorney Harry| D c ready to take the stand, but Judge J. B. David_limited him to 10 lay|E THE E SHIPPING NEWS Arrivals at and_Sailings From New York Daylight Saving Time. ARRIVED. Cristobal, July ingston. 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Tryitton, Reslipoons TP 2 New House Salesmen Must Be Experienced and Have Car, By Largest New Home Builder Replies Confidential Address Box 313-K LONG! Your fease will soon be up, so come now and pick out your house. NEW BRICK HOMES They contain six rooms and bath with bullt-in garage; hardwood floors and hot-water heat, and we sell them $1,000 less than the same house in Petworth. Come and see. Price, $7,975 7th & Hamlin N.E. WA 925 15th. M. 9770. Evenings, Pot. 154 THE MOST TALKED-OF NEW HOME SECTION OF WASHINGTON DURIETH At 36th and R Sts. N.W. The Small Home Ideal at but $8,500 and up Our Safe Easy Terms Over 250 Already Sold SEE THEM TODAY! A Members of Operative Builders' Association of D. C. 713-15 14th St. N.W. Main 2345 VENING STAR, WASHINGTON, NEW PROBE LOOMS. Senate Public Lands Committee to Hold Hearings. The Senate public lands committee has decided to enter upon a sweeping investigation of all matters affecting the administration of the public lands, including ofl. Beginning at Salt Lake City Au- gust 26, the committee will conduct a series of hearings in practically every public land State in the West. Its itinerary calls for hearings at Helena, Mont., "August 31; Missoula, Mont., September 1; Yakima, Wash., Septem- ber 3; Seattle, 4 and 5; Portland, Oreg.. 8 and 9; Pendleton, Oreg., 10; ‘Baker, Oreg., 11, and _Boise, Idaho, September 12 and 14. Its pro- gram for holding hearings in Call- fornia, New Mexico, Colorado and Wyoming s not to be announced until after it reaches Salt Lake City. D. C, WEDNESDAY, SureRelief FOR INDIGESTION \A p 6 BELLANS :— Hot wat P = Sunevlvtzlia:f FLAT TIRE? MAIN 500 High Quality predominates every- w}wre throughout these amaz"lg new sem 1 L detached brick homes. $6,750—Easy Terms 1 Open Till 9 PM. Fort Stevens Ridge —Wardman's new “wonder community” modern homes of offers discriminating home buyers the maximum in property values and EXHIBIT HOUSE 612 Roxboro Place One square north of Rittenhouse Street between 5th and 7th. ‘Wardman select _environment. Why have 160 of charming dwelling: one heretofore believed possible? because the large saving effected by the so sold quicker than any Simply Construction Company by sys- tematic quantity production has been passed on to the purdulcr- in the form of amaz- ingly low prices! Come and see for yourself! - WARDMAN 1430 K Street Main 3830 “We House One-tenth of Washington’s Population” Priced at $5,650 Small First Payment and $50 a Mo. 1417 K Street The Last Few Are Offered At Prices Below Any New Brick Homes In Washington Today! YOU can understand the amazing popularity of these economy homes when you realize that the unprece- dented low price includes such quality features as hardwood floors, fine elec- tric fixtures, hot-water heat, roomy closets, cement sidewalks, paved al- ley, etc. It will pay you to SEE Open 9 AM. to 9 PM. BOSS MB PHELPS HOME OF HOMES THIRD STREET Between L and M Streets N.E. Daily Main 9300 CAFRITZ LIFETIME HOMES Are Selling Faster Than We Can Build Them. Just a Few Features Six rooms and bath. Colonial type. Tapestry brick. Three large covered porches. Bone-dry cellar. Guaranteed hot-water heating plant. hot-water heater. Spacious, well planned reception hall, living room and dining room. Fully equipped kitchen, with one-piece sink and Detroit %e oomy outside pantry, well shelved. Three wonderful bedrooms, with large wardrobe closet in each room. Tiled bath, with built-in tub and shower. Attractive interior decoration. Oak floors. Jewel gas range. Artistic lighting fixtures. every room. Inspect Today 335 Kentucky Ave. S.E. 4909 Illinois Ave. N.W, $7,450.00 14th & K Lots 142 feet deep. Double laundry trays. 1246 G St. N.E.—527 Buchanan St. N.W. $8,950.00 ; Easy Terms Over 500 Sold—200 Now Under Construction OWNERS AND BUILDERS OF COMMUNITIES EEEEE:—:EEEE—:@EEEEEEEEEEEEE Servant's lavatory. Pittsburg automatic gas Mahgany and ivory trim. ectric floor plugs in $10,500.00 Main 9080 AUGUST Sold only in the bright red package it | | = | | | | Closed all day on Saturdny dur- B ing the Summer. Philipsh Featured Especially for Thursday— Final Clearance of 175 Fine Silk Frocks Reduced to Being right out of stock they represent the latest modés —in Georgette, Crepe de Chine, Prints, Flat Crepes and Tub Silks. Every style attractive: every color effective. Second Floor zu:vmm ST, Largcst Ladies’ Exclusive Apparel Shop in Washing- ton. You’ll Be Interested.in the Special Offerings 0] c—— o] [0 e |n| e |8 e |8l e {8 [ =—— |0 =0 | —— 0] —=[a| c——=an | e———=]d] in the August Fur and Cloth Coat Sale fa