Evening Star Newspaper, April 1, 1926, Page 3

CHAPMIAN APPEAL TOBE MADE HERE Counsel in Caputal to Ask Su- preme Court Justice to Stay Execution. ted Press. An appeal for stay of Gerald Chapman, the mail under sentence to be executed 6 for the Conn., policeman, will be made to dav to a justice of the Supreme Court. Ray M. Wiley. of Springeld, ) & member of 1 for Chapm: reached Washington today to r . The Supreme Court and the case must one more By the Asso bandit, April is be handled sby or ndividually. 1t is understood his grounds are thaf he wants to bring up for review some new phases which have recentl, arigen in the case is within the power to grant of a an in stay ission of the case to | stay_would | of counsel has ( case t there the den Should be t Chapman would stay & WOMEN ENTER FIGHT Bandit P Save 1 HARTFORD, Con Gerald Chapman ning to realize that escaping the day are slight This statement car counsel after they in State prison t bad refused to Frederick A. counsel, urged the ¢ Chapmin a reprieve Cirvculate on to 1 Gallows. I7) begin Chapman’s | r to grant ! least one now v in co! “The case h courts before A petition u grant a reprieve today by two They will offer case a motion ruled. They obtain: last night Soon afte started i it TWO HURT IN COLLISION. Women Victims of Accident Near . Aurora Hills. Va Rpecial Dispatch to The St ALENXANDRIA ven by shing ton-Ale distance Washir Mrs. Graham, occ wera I pital tr Terry was ol Driscoll of Pot Justice of the BRIDGE TAX DlSAPPROVE e Moore bit |1 ish the half:cent tax on each and Key was ordered tod: by the subcommittee on pv ties of the House District cor The bitl is amended, howev vide that the relief affc 1 shall be to the benefit of the c ers, which | in effect means a reduction in fare | of onehalf cent per r vorable report mittee. to pro- TON HAMS. | FOR_EASTER wing. Cen »t SNIDER'S AND | TPROL RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY contr. ‘any_other_than mysell; SPEMELTO, 119 North Capitol st PERIANG nw. (Bu AL M ’\(,Hl\L cutting, shafting and cold rolled steel, cast phos- pher hrnn/(' bushings. H. C. . Co., 228 K s.w. On Txme Al Time! The Million-Dollar Printing Plant’ The National Capital Press 1210-. 1"1" DS . 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LONDON, April Findlay, Scottish bo dent of the United S { vears, has been telling the 1and of his birth that the United States is now the golf center of the world Mr. Findlay, contract manager for one of the great American de- partment stores, recently returned to Scotland. 1o said that when he first went to the United States 40 years ago there was not a golf course in the country ie sald, Americans spend iillions of dollars a year on the game. jay started ranching in and played golf on a the ranch, on no greens and rs dug their holes as they along. He declared, how- ever, thet ihe American courses canniot compare with those of Eng- fand and Scotland, to the hot, dr immers make artific reens necessar: While in Rome, recently, 1. —Arthur | the West, natural course on which there wer | Mr. out a six-hole course in the Vati- CHNESE PIRATES L0OT ANOTHER SHIP Disguised Passengers Take‘ Vessel to Rendezvous and | Get $60.000. lows early next Tues-| the high seas, it into the famous pirate rendez Bay, in South China, ers and escaped, l\‘\p.ihh to the I er was the C Hongkong. Hongkon: The st chants ( ng alued money and § Many piracy ember on how, shot a and held up the P {gers to remain in their cabin >+ and ook their loot led to her des p;r..n - then proce { tination DISTRICT NATIVE DIES. Mrs. Alice Wirt C’\nt\v"fl Succumbs ! to Long Illness. zton| ed at the| brother-in-luw, the Wardmar after an ill-! . Wirt Cantive eside he i last night 1 months, Februar: 1876 the daughter of | Martha e | dents of this| leaves her husl wil- | three sisters, Mrs. Harry 4 | Keene. | e ntweli was city. iam A. 3rooks. and a Iun(h(\ Mrs. Cant @ Comforter Cathe wH- connected with many_ charitable | e Cantwell Wilkinson and Mrs. J D. 1 or Funeral nounced later. ments are to be an Badges for Pistol Marksmen. badges will be zwarded by Department to_ students at v training camps stol shot, Ist class,” ar’s eneampments, Ten s will be purchased for se, it is announced at the War Department. Iy half the prisons in England e been closed down in the, last 12 years in consequence of the enormous 0OKS BOUGHT Y, “Brinz Them In” or Phone FRANKLIN 5416 PEARLMAN’S, 933 G St. N.W. " LECTLU "JR’E-;RE'C’I’ITA 3 DON C. A. ZELAYA Central American Artist SUBJECT—The Hidden Sida of Music and Its Significance in the Devotional Services ! of the Char: | Thursday Evening, April 1, 1926, 1 8:00 P.M. AT THE Playhouse, 1814 N St. N.W. “The “lecture will be followed by - appro- priate selections by this great artist. Auspices Mission Group of the Liberal Catholie_Chu Admission_{ree._Collection. | | { H | | | Centrally Located Home ROTOR SHIP STARTS ARG P 0 LONGTRPTOU.S. Baden-Baden to Go by Azores in Order to Take Advantage of Trade Winds. | BY GRANVILLE wH LESEY, .m} Speciat Corresponaent of The Star and North Am n Newspuper Alliance ABOARD ROTORSHIP, BADEN, Kiel Canal, April 1 Flettner's rotorship, formerly Buckau, mnow the Baden-Fk thanks to by Mrs. atternoon for {leg of her 1 fu ob st BAD Anton the den, rday early this the first the At- st VoF riure was Isen. who ear on 600-ton bo started under ni of thé motors as well as her rotors. The whirling rotors receive the push of the wind at one side, but throw it off at the other, thus creating a suction which pulls’ the vessel. The rotors are turned by small motors The Baden-Baden carries of building stone for New York | will sail from Hambu the Azores or Ma advantage of ies” of this old sailiv demonstrate the possible by the rotors {pend as far as possible on each New a cargo but 1o | S14 A ther conditions were le long the shores o} jous craft | zard the departure the undertak veople gat stare at the Officials here of the F new era man merchant (Copyright. 1926, United Sta Britain, by North America Alliance ) ANTI-FASCIé’f MILITIA IS URGED BY BELGIAN marine. L a Newspaper Are Training Young in Civil Warfare. e Associnted Press Brout - newspaper People anti-Fascist militia. the existence v mnpnm anizing he knows of with the and are Josiah Bartlett, second signer o Declaration of Independence. «l prescribed for ywvwm* cider fever | NO LOSS To Any Invector IN 53 YEARS Y5 F. H. SMITH CO. First Mortgage Bonds { ¢ ' It's Coming. 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