Evening Star Newspaper, February 3, 1926, Page 12

12 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. 0, WEDNESDAY, TEBRUARY LONGINGS OF YOUT FULFLLEDINHOLSE Mrs. Kahn Tells of Years of Desire to Be a Leg- islator. true! Ju Kahn, in the House, of the most in her life. She | moment since the Dliss- has enjoved ever: opening of Con fully filled to the each day in shining s an _eloguent But T had my 1 [ became @ | | Tells of Life in House o I had saved oman | n ould have be L Cites “There comes a time t | 1 are { i | in | a let dow I al 3t e m of ite us: 1 and joy 1o themselves, “For me the * leisure’ was | postponed 1 time eight careful Clogged-Up Liver Causes Headache 1t's foolish to suffer from constipa= tion, sick headache, biliousness, diz~ ziness, indigestion, and kindred _ ailments when Carter's Little Liver Pills will end 3, allmisery = )2 ina.few hours. 1 Purcly vege- — table . Act gently on liver and bowels. dementia prascox, should bs held lable for his acts, It was for the court of errors, he asserted, to determine what the law ix, and to intrust the reducing of pun- ishment to the Court of Pardons. Merritt Lane and Willlam Wachen- counsel for Noel, argued for & rsal of the verdict as the hearing will be concluded today with a pres- entation of rebuttal testimony. With the exception of New Jersey, Mr. Lane declared, there was not a risdiction in which the test f Insanity in criminal Jaw ty of the prisoner to dis- h between right and wrong. He sald that the Noel case was the 1 in which an who wa: defined lunadle was held res e on the application of the sl st of right or wrong. Technical objections points in the conduct of the trial and to several phases of Judge Caffrey's charge to_the jury were entered by Attorney Wachenfeld and denled by the prosecutor. ccording to Noel's confes- killed September 3 and Mary idnaped and slain the fol- NOEL S CALLED TYRCAL LONATI Slayer of Little Mary Daly Fights for Appeal From Death Sentence. was th tingu . February 3.— to various | el of Montclair, youth- ful kidnaper and slayer of eight-year- old Mary Daly, and now awaiting exe- cution for the slaying of Raymond Pierce, & n wifeur, was de- 1 lunatic” by te and the pr ling an appeal the Court of | J. R. Collison, %ho rabbits into Aust the first to O. Bigelow of s wmitting the *d that the v. il contende 1ess of right | test of whetk Stenographer Knows that a smooth glidin, point that responds gt,o dxgt::)m in pressure at various angles is es- sential to good shorthand. The problem is to find such a pen. Waterman’s Stenographer’s Special fills the bill. 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One of these firms wrote: work, cost less to operate and main- tdin, and have a greater resale value.” Think it over. . e @ Let one of our representatives call and show you why more Pierce- Arrow trucks are being sold today than ever before in the history of the company. You will be interested in knowing what Pierce-Arrow trucks are doing in your line of business. Sizes: Chassis prices a Would be from $100 to $500, or from uia, died re- | VIVISECTION BAN UP. | Senator Fletcher Introduces Meas- | ure Providing Penalty. Experiments and operations on liv- ing dogs in the District of Columbia | would be made a misdemeanor by the terms of a Lill introduced in the Sen- ate B Senator Fletcher of Florida, and referred to the District commit: tee. The only exception is for opera- tlons necessary to cure or heal injury o u canine. 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