Evening Star Newspaper, March 15, 1926, Page 12

12, == MAN BACKS WIFE WHO SHOT BROTHER Killed Him in Defense of Honor and Life, Ken- tuckian Says. By tha Associated Press PIKESVII Mrs. M. M. Coleman who, in the words her ghot his brother, Barnest (ol “first_in defense of her honor, gecond in defense of her life,”” wa resting well today in the jai apart ment of the was taken sl shooting Saturday. by her side, and announced ¥ “T_will stick by my wife The shooting was the outgrowth of charges made by Earnest 1o his brother that his wife was untrie to him. Coleman said he did not be- lieve the charges and opened fire upon arnest, who returned the fire. her was wounded Charged Slander. Charges of slan ferred against Ear by Mrs. Cole- man. He was convicted in County Court, but acquitted in an appeal to the Circuit Court her Monday. It was then that ) oleman made Der first attack on the brotherin-law. They were retur their homes at Greasy Creek, hen Iarnest alizhted from the train M 7 fired upon him five time. no serinns consequence en pre. Horse Wounded, Te was taken 1 Caleman pa Satu <he said ha the and as she went Ly in a buggy A4 twice, striking her horse both Keeping the wounded animal der control with ene hand, she re- o fire over her shoulder. to the smoke, Mrs. Coleman sha did not ses him fall. He fired four more shots at her, none taking effect. After learning she had killed Cole- man, Mre. Coleman surrendered and avas placed in fail charged with mur- der, A preliminary hearing will be held tomorrow, . which morn Times URGES CONSIDERATION OF GOD AS A SPIRIT Batter Understanding of Divine Precence Declared Man's Chief Need by Rev. H. H. Ranck. “A man's religion is the chief thing to him. and his greatest is a better understanding sense of the Divine . H. H. Ranck of the ce Reformed Church asserted a: noonday Lenten services at Keith's Theater today Speaking of the difficulty most men have in ronceiving of God. Dr. Ranck #ald that the best way to speak of liim s as a spirit. It s not best, he said. to think of God as a sover eign, but rather as a father of the human family. Recent discoveries of scientists, Dr. Ranck continued. when properly an ed. have served to support the vy of Christianity. W. W, Everett presided at the ses: sion, and Rev, N. M. Simmonds pro wounced the benediction. Senator wwrence D. Tyeon of Tennessee will Epeak tomorrow e TRACKS BEING REBUILT. Connecticut Avenue Work Between | K and M streets Begun. | The Washington Railw and Elec- tric Co. today started the work of | rebuilding its tracks on Connecticut | avenue between K and M streets, as @ preliminary to the widening of the | Avenue through thi. ction. William | F. Ham, president of the company estimated that the work will be com 75 days. The cost on the avenue hetween K ats will banned during truction work. Southbound 1 be diverted down FEight reet, but northbound traffic tinue on the east side. " OUR ENTIRE BUSINESS Now Lacated in Our Own Bldg. 922 14th St. Opposite Franklin Park CLAFLIN Fst. 1889 merls d F and ¢ Cluh hushand, | tures at the Child Indentured Often Mistreated, | Is Bureau Charge | Reporting on a study of child nture in Wisconsin, the Chil- s Burean of the Labor De- 1 today it had found children affected ¥ as unpald serv- ants, were often deprived of school- ing and recreation and some were cruelly treated. Of 540 indenture homes Investi- gated at the request of Wiscon- sin authorities, it said, 48 per cent were judged detrimental to the childven. 14 per cent satisfactory and & per cent high-grade. One boy convalescing from pneumonia was placed out on contract to do farm work: another died of tuberculosis soon after a i0-month round of choves; u girl of 14 worked as nursemaid,” cook and laundress, and attended school frregularly, but was kept from church and Sunday school by her foster mother because “her mind was dis- tracted from her work enough at school as it was.” The children were indentured on written contracts by the State pub- lic school at Sparta, to which they had been committed, usually be- cause ofneglect, abandonment, pov- erty of the immoralivt of parents. Child indenture. the hureau said, is still permitted in Maryland, Vir- ginia, West Virginia, ~Arkansas, Ilinois, ~Kansas. Pennsylvania, Rhode ‘Island. Indiana, Michigan, Nevada and Wisconsin | Activities Reviewad in Pictures at| Wardman Park Theater. | Acti £ the United States ("oast | Guard wera reviewed in motion pie. | Park Iotel | Theater last night at the weekly | presentation under the auspices of the Bureau of Commercial Economies. Secretary of the Treasury Mellon, As. | sistant Secretary of the Treasury | Gen. Andrews, Rear Admiral F. C. Rillard, commandant of the Coast Guard, and members of the House and Senate wera present. a preview of the mo- ‘asev of the Coaat' 1 Billard and Lieut. | alde to the command ant, spoke of the work of the organi- (‘ zatlon. Musle was furnished by the Navy Band. Wardman 1 Dead, 3 Hurt in Auto Crash. | GH, N. C., March 15 (#).— Vivian Hinton, celored, ia dead; h arother, Roscoe Hinton, 18 in the Wake County jall facing manslaughter charges, and N. E. 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