Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1926, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1926. [ him compelled the quashing of the in- cratic convention. Upshaw ran ser the petty courts. George was nominated over Chle! There is a marked difference be- . oz Justice R. E. Russell of the Supreme i a1 ilwe‘ehr; the Fer‘ierail and State !T;Plh(:xdfl C % Court of Georgia in the senatorial . H in s respect. ‘'onviction under the G % o . > race. In his eam; Judge Rus \ Pull” Still Helps Crooks Federal laws does not necessarily | |- sell attacked the World Couri adher f 3 mean the beginning of punishment. i Lo nce of Senator George. who decline T . 3 ” entg als, - \ 3 I5 e e secelvel the Demo Plebiscite on Dictatorship to Some Cases, Though. . : “"? sample o i is the Barl Car e i Mme. Kollontay, Recalled Dry Leader to Ask Recount,, fé‘i‘.m‘p‘fi'}"(“.’:‘r",:’.. for representative . | : rol 1S e trica anager wi ] e . T . ' pa 0 . Be Uninfluenced, Says | SR i R convioted of berjury and sentenced to g From Norway, Will Sail Sept.| Claiming Outside Liquor |Sihihtie. Srrine T vom: Thome. serve one year and a day and pay a 9 L g ] W, Bell and Charles G. Edwards were | | | Frimo de Rivera. Many Magistrates Frown on|| ' o (o fine of $2,000. He was immediately - ; 25, It Is Announced. Interests Beat Him. | renominated. In all other congres released on bail pending the disposi- sional districts incumbents were un . “Testimonials"-by Crim- % tion of his appeal. which will ulti- | opposea for renomination e 3 . mately go to the Supreme Court of | o Z By the Aisociated Press. g i | : 4 I/ { | the United States. ¥ | R By the Associated Press. By Ahe Assoclated Press. bernatorial Race Close. MADRID, September 10.—No poli- inal Lawyers. | s In New York and most of the States | : MOSCOW, September 10.——Mme. Al ATLA .. September 10—} With no majority apparent in prac tles nuust enter nor partisanship influ- g {this is not the practice. Upon con: ; exandra Kollontay, former Soviet! Charging that liquor ilnterestsW tically complete returns, it appeared ence the national Peferendum to be s, 3 | viction a eriminal is immediately sent . Minister to Norway, it now is defi- | in Baltimore, New York and New Jersl certain that a run-off primary will he DRI SAtutday) Eunfay anaCoRtRY ARREEAY v 2 to juil and remains there until his | A nitely asserted, though mnot officially, | sev had sent more than $100.001 «| necessary October 6 in the gubern ays an official statement issued ap- E - e i appeal is disposed of. o : has appointed Soviet Minister to | district to defeat him, W. D. Unsiww, | torial contest. Dr. L. ¢ Hardma entiv in reply to published state. BY LOUIS SEIBOLD. o A In a few instances, however, due to | [+ Mexico. Russia’s only woman diplo- | defeated in the Democratic primaryf early todav was leading his three op ;, ments alleging that the people would Balilicaihis i tuus b piayta 4 e political or other influence, he may 4 8 mat, it is added, will leave for Mexico | Wednesday for renomination by L. . ts. with 168 county unit votes 1ncur persecution if they did not vote olitics has in the past played a i : be released with the consent of the A & b Steele, said today he probably Hol vas s i purt in delaying the trials of crimi- Tt £ wav of New York about Septem el y 3 Jlder was second with 156 in r of the dictatorship. ay i ¢ at 3 s cas her a vecheck of the votes 'in corge H. Carswell ¢ in_ he di hi b i e 2 R | district attorney, but such occasions | [ b < heck of tk t C go 1. Carswell *hird with N yoody mmy sien as he ses fir] 0218 1o 88 peat an skest AR K . are extremely rare and thore have 9 "The appoinment of Mme. Kollontay | heli County before conceding defeat. | joe Wood fourth with 6. Two hun vill not be taken \‘\‘M-;( e :‘pmwnu s Besn 3 SESnIOREG 2 nces ot the sort. came as a surprise even to commu-| Campbell County’s two votes wi | dred and eight county votes are ne: the statement. D ; L y nistic circles v. where it was | (0 make up the 10 county units in|essar. a choice vera, speaking to 15 it giication o polltical 4 : iR 2. : d believed her orway a | Steele’s column ard 'h;H & r:?v" % explained the| .o, s still helptul to a criminal Attorney Joah Banton finds = ""h"—dw"m"“"‘:Tq.i:m‘mln;:g :':::n;l\““\‘w:;:h";;:\\':\ml.('n‘! leeland is to have a hydro-ele the Eatciotic Gnlon, {[in sscsplog Siprisontterm, L RS = el o e = Sulstaalal el pent. | UY Dopular vate. nt. the power to be supplied by fit: saMon OB cibis e last thing @ b <ional crook | h > k hinders Bk : Sta : 5 : kil el T beort atpaateing the omam | caught in the meshes of the law | n the performance of his duties so OUTING PLANS MADE. (k veky. the present Minister at Mexi Can’t Name Contributors. Arnarfjord Taci for three years, there will be | WAnts Is a trial. His first venture, with | > o ‘;:rjf‘",,wf,"‘;; i Sl g S RO | “wWhile 1 am not in a position $ld in all of Spain on the third anni- | the aid of a lawyer, is to try to “beat g | overtal o7 R PEE 1O Was of Old Aristocracy this time to name the contributors to | o1 : 5 gt 3 Pl A . A : j ake a 1927 model high-powered | Stuart Wals st embers Will * . S Ll B 2 Large amall Verssof ty tenure! in‘office " ay the case’in dts Il sege: SIOT ] : L Ve e Diushtor of a famous Canyist gen. | (he campalgn sent here to defeat me." | [ &2 BOOKS BOUGHT cite which will signify approval | @ ¥ speclalize in criminal Ini’ dlacussing . the \crime aituntion Journey to Masons Beach. eral, Mme. Kollontay was one of th «»‘ Mr. Upshaw said. “private investisa | § upiing Them tn® - + blic opinion in all class: £ life ctice are, in fact, selected—and | svealed that there is in - public opini all classes of life | Pra are, B ancs S th odan: JOAB BA with the writer, New York County's| _ [ belonzing to the old Ru tions have revealed th: % |1 PEARLMAN'S. 923 he work realized by the govern. | even retained in advance by organ- | JOAR ¥ Chict ‘proseentar ot crionk County's| The annual outing of Stuart Wal-{ocracy who remounced thelr high | disputs vidence of more than $100.- | . 923 e veferendum also will be'a plea | 3 lzlxc?izr:;?v:l?ka::;x\:ix;f:fifii?e‘;migfsf [ tricks of lawyers, the resort to dila. [SeVeral suggestions aimed at speeding |cott Post, No. 10, American Leglon, Age to embrace bolshevism. She js( (00 of lineral money ’:;1‘1:‘f|ll;""" L 1o e government to Ket Up o perma- | trates, prosecuting officials and, in |tory motions of varlous kinds, and |G ‘T,‘]“_‘,‘“““"f“""':‘_“é‘?? through a |will be held tomorrow and Sunday at e s e s tand came from big iquor in- | nent na assembly, in which shall | & few isolated instan with judges mheri evasions dlesigdnled to defle;u o oD ocedure, | Mr. Bap. | Masons: Beach, Md., under the aus-|[ElH et “’;:j" ot e “""‘""! terests in Baltimore. New Jersey and | W repres " ol o8 of 0 of h e: s, speedy justice. n discussing this, < . " P of vasn’t for plec- | e e ngihishor oot Suprome Gourt Justice Stephen Cal are changing every day and new | Pices of tho arill team of'the post. Pesides heing an accomplished lin. | NeWw Vorlk and it wasn't for l[\ht{’:'}:hn‘ on from all sections of the country, Politics in Appointments Bl o which are not in-| An automobile caravan will leave|guist, she is admitted to have con.| lon of this man or thaf, huf 1o : for the purpose of callaborating in the laghan of Brooklyn recently s : £ Upshav e Tiirpote s ot e A L e jcluded In the definitions contained | the District Building for the beach at | siderable ability as a dlplomat and | he defeat of Fpshaw’ o ] : e mn‘ \-‘}E;d-‘ ‘“'”l. e R Iected by dh b for the present condition 16 in the nenal ¢. We should follow |3 o'clock tomorrow afternoon, proceed- [ social worker. Joining the Menshovik | . L Mnmmwv: il '\'ru‘gt ok o A L hoyhIniing | wrongtilly cailehla Kerime, wt T{more the British system of having |ing by way of Mount Zion, Md.. and | party at the outbreak of the war. she | YAton rejoicing today. bu con ‘h_\ he present government, | York City, who has the appointing Ief e ishecest o) yaulithat the 1o broader definitions and permitting the | returning late Sunday afternoon. expeiled from Paris for revolu. | an derive small comfoit irom over which T have the honor to. pre:| power, and by the executives of other Jet me sugkest to ¥ou [l e 1| courts to apply them to facts of given | On the program will be fishing and v activity. She went Inter to the |1efeat as the man who defeated me side. communitie ‘“l’"‘,“‘,“l‘) o 1s dnontiine Simnie oritlic iEpn|C e i | swiriming contests and an athletic| United ~ States, where, vistting 81 | b ed _publically on every .flIunvr:i e e e e | lemas 4w : ] Our procedural law was adopted in |meet. ities, she carried on a campaign in | in the district L Mol P CGYELL TO SUPERVISE gh heavily in this branch of the |turs 1o ke Wone:| 1843 and was prepared to meet condi- ol ol e haif of communist, women's rights | (Y prohibitionist and against ihe | FLAE\ TE RE? : N T i sy Desntatic | Besk i 3 host of men ad.|tons existing then. Tt is not adapt-- the_international. Returning to | weaking plan of modification of the | D. C. ELECTRICAL WORK | e »4‘:-1 B e i aa o x rsany maillling| e to present condition: TWO VICTIMS OF HEAT. | 1:iussia in 1917, she joined the Com- \m hteenth amendment.” Mr. Upshaw , MA‘ N 500 1z about the appointment of mag- | to undertake the burden of his defense Cases “’eakpmd By Dela; ol b jmunist party and became the first |declred. : ¢ of the petty courts conduct | should he be ht, and angious to ; mian to hold a_cabinet position in| Mr. Upshaw asserted (hat he LEETH BROTHERS st s Enhic ot i Y s <. |the Soviet wovernment, as commis-|would continue to flsht for a dry Senior Assistant I:n-mre. Commis- |« law business as ks il lu ‘nmm:s: . or sul v ’ b {Je | One Still in Hospital After Pros-| " = g iadiul eaiiatda,leiiir s o ont o Con: | never appear in ranean methods to beat the anoth . o 5 i kL AARIEEICS b I O o b sioner Also Executive Officer of “lents, but thelr influence is recog- | Twenty-seven Delays in Trial. e o :::qml'lflw;m“l)h‘:'t’ tration Yesterday. Negotiated Trade Treaty. i l‘:f l‘-f\)m :hm l‘\ : \'::::e l:\r.\mv Lt e = ¢ 2 Sk S e st Y 5 : . now un ongress ¢ s | G . Utilities Board. 2 tics of the present method | 3 i 4 far beyond the period of safety | Two victims of heat prostration| 1 4 Mme. Kollontay was ap y Beare besaiies % / zdministering the law. From officials qualified to supbly|for effectice prosccution. In his opin- Were brought to Emergency Hospital | pointed Minister to Norway and .\u:—l;"“"“ up “‘\'3“[;" ‘l““‘:‘* d'l‘\‘ffml::"k‘( o 5L [ Mic igan hy the A tloc Lea of | mean that there are |Such information the wviter has ob-lion jf g case is tried within three (for treatment vesterday, and one, fully negotiated a commercial %he electrical department of the Dis very gh-minded and con- | tuined many illuminating f"{‘ml“"fmmmhs of an indictment it loses 50 per | 1vid Boller, colored, 62 years old, of v between the Soviet Union and !'entsyl a. Maryland and West # Park trici was shifted by the Commission. | “cientious men among the 26 pollce rding the methods emploved bY | cent of its value from the point of |(anal street southwest, still was con- | the Norwegian government. She was Virginia. e said he would be one | 2 ers today to Maj. W. E. R. Covell, rates in Manhattan and the y criminal lawyers to delay thelyiew of prosecution. In the mean. |fined there today. lled fn 1925 for some unrevealed |of the principal speakers in inten- | e e Benior Assistant Engincer Com onx. the 16 in Brooklyn, ihe five in | trials of their clients. The case of|(ime, the prison population is in | The other. Andrew Morris. 49 years | cause, and took an active part in dis-{sive campaigns for law anforcement \ . Highly & Restricted = coms sioue . Covell also aets Qucens and the two in Richmond [one Burns is most instructive in this|creased unnecessarily. old, and aiso colored, of 316 Elm ons relating to the new laws gov- | which would be put on within the | munity of Detached and, Semi ecutive officer of the Public Utilit . mESpECt “These faults might be corrected,” |street, received treatment and was|erning marriage and family relations. [ next few months. detached Brick Homes oi* Mod Commisslon, 5 s Burns was indicted for fraud nearly | sa40 Mr. Banton, “by the Crime Com- |Sent home. She is known throughout Russia 5 = crate Price. he electrical department formerly More Tact Needed Now. en vears ago. His case. w mission. It should consider a re- fo her unconventional and extremely | Charges Irregularities. \lichigan Avenue Boulevard came under Maj. W Holcombe A great many of the men appointed ;}‘“;p::rel(t] ‘;>7 (Cf;:f:"ll,f;? 8, Was| g -lts-m;m l(.r the penal law and the views regarding matrimony | AJr. Upshaw said he bad seen evi <1 '-.w 12th rrru ormer Senfol ssists . = = = . = of0] code of crimina ¢ - o 5 r e b reculastites i mphe Fow | > n New Orleans 1 +than legal reasons of judicial fit- [ the jury he departed w s British system, put them into such a | camnanion cases, which will he decisive | Pension fund for the support of 1l | co ity B& chinmged it would ledve VAUGHN Engineer ner Maj. Cov It is not surprising that dis- | that took him to Sin condition as to meet future problems. | of the issues in the cases held zitimate children, to which all citl-|Steele without a majority and throw | N will be the Acting Engineer Commis 't leaders intent on preserving| It 13 not quite clear why ‘the Burns |~ “There should be no more than three Mr. Banton said there were zens would be required to contribute. !the contest into the St Demo- ' gioner in the absence of Lieut. Col. J. | their own political fences try to keep | CiSe was put off so frequently. HIS|cases held for any one attorney. This | on bail pending appeals at the time —_— Franklin Bell. in close touch with magistrates |lwyer was "I‘" dioger Slis the rule relatng to the civil|of the interview. I e R —— 5 . 3 whose appointment they have con- Y Hivis “h”‘ e e Tospitai” | Sendar and ehould apply to the| mThe district attorney s\ Says Wife Already Was Wed. tributed to bring abou e e sl Mhe aamstont] s al calenidar. The need of this is | grown considerably s 4 FRENLEE X yave el In the old days negotfations to ob- | {hree or four thnes —Hhe cfsistant nt now because our criminal | Banton told the writer. To handie the Annulment of marriage is asked in | tain favors for constituents caught in | Jistrict attorhey In tharge of the At o r in New York County i3 up |new crime situ slx new was not availuble when Burns' la to date and many cases which could ntsl and eix b e ® suit filed today in the District Su-| the web of the law were conducted |} Bty p 0 T sists s preme Court by Robert . Sutherlin | directly, with little finesse and rather | 20d Burns himself were veady, 'Then [have been tried six or seven months | peen added. There are mow 20 as S . ”» S Eiinat ‘Toit ay Sutherlin - Ther | e bty At {he present time | & couple of the witnesses whose testl|azo are untried because of engage- | sistants and 43 deputies, all fully | were married in February, 1 nd | (he methods have become materiall ’\‘:j{"«" WSS U TG 4 .| ments of coursel. occupled in trying cases before the | the plaintiff s he has recently erent, aue to public sentiment ve- <1 €. L orineston. & b oaoton supplied the writer With | vatious courts In New York County. | Jearned that the defendant had a liv-| . alliances between politics he case o ellon arleston. a kthe following table to show the calen- (Copyright, 1026, ! i | ding Harlem negro gambler who shot an- | g f indi r ing husband from whom she was not|;.a justice. A lot more diplom: . B g el 0 el bl e s i g 0! stice. x sman named Wil [ months of January i 2 Givorced at! the time. Atiorney .| and iact lo probably used, but the|outer colored sportaman named WL | manth of Junuacy to June. {nclustve, (Continued Tomorro Em.r;ds Wampler appears for the hus-| icxults are virtually the same. Gonr.cHon. (Charlenton was' itried S tments Tndictments I 1319-1321 F Street »and. In some of the petty courts through | ¢ unq guilty and sentenced to die in it 5 S which criminals pass on their way to | ypa"elentric chair. He was supposed 9 (o January No really great man ever thought September 10 STORE NEWS Hours: 8 A.M..to 6 P.M. e district attorney and grand jurles, | ;' n important man in the colored | Febriary self so.—Haazlitt. himself =o.—Hazlitt equently an important factor. Avril 1. © influence of the district leaders is [y " 65 aary. = i : - - i PracticoloniDecite ecution Ijeferred Until Election. |31 1 . - L SPECIAL N - - R ) il ity = w»m.}! 'O‘I,L,::::,',“:I: It 1s the function of a district leader | Two weeks before the date set for Rl S b it eaht ) Tt <Al g et ko MbOL XteEIBTAIwDH g ool ana stoll ChRTlatonls lexcention, DLCE A0 . = gl eweans Jhsenh W Rov Bhons. favor by “using his ; ; i : SErading . an Workmay shout: | reclprocate thelr favor by, “Uing W | prevailed on by Charleston’s friends |action of {he grand | except Several attractive kaxed in the res to recommend and grant a repriece | those in which witnesses are in the K e b : : Stionably less of this practice t 4 B, P fonners, stgieel on | unquestionably less ot ehra ago, |for_two weeks. The: reason urged {hospital, which is more than o weel ||| apartments available. - e il oo “continiied b Kox “Srioutfe | 1Y 100 ‘exists, however, fs not | was that new withesses hud been he said. “There iwere three | Desirabl d z Nilither p will be responsille for g i apwever. ltound. Two days after the primares 'nd juries during the month of May esirable and co = e 20 geponuible for bills | only suspected, but occasionaliy estab d L 3 nveni: ol o this, date under”the” name | only suspected, but ccaslonally estab: |\ Cleq the decision to Mayor Wal-{and that accounts for the increases of Workman & Snouft { lished beyond a doubt. 1 i ! . WORKMAN, s ond B < |ker over Mr. liylan, who had culti-|of the calendar indictments pending |§| ent location combined i A great many of the appolntments | W0 AVS M0 000q vote, Charleston |for that month.” d 0 bench b; . - 0 made to the magistrate’s benoh B | (s executed. What the “missing| In aiseussing the charge frequently || with unexcelled serv- X 3§ h " | witness” knew was never revealed. |made that a great many indictments |§1| . FRON, NEW YORE | iy rease the \Qgi““f‘:’fgi‘,}’ o tea | The case of a notorious confldence |are heing allowed to die of old age. |§| ice and~ reasonable ER & STORAGE C0| {his Tule arp S Brough, Corri. |man named Tierney Is still cited asiMr. Banton said: N i Hoos Hing tn Manhat. | an example of adroitness in dodging ere are 15 cases pending on the rentals. [ — DAD OF FURNT. | g2n, Nor Lige il i calendar for more than three year: i R e cons o8 tal act. tnre from New York. Phil i - fronx: Folwell, Brown, |the consequences of a criminal act. ! Sre. SMITH'S TRANSFER AND STOR. "". and the Do hert in Brook. | Tierney’s case had been put off nine se is the Arnsteln case. Arn- = Cochendorter In Queens and | imes, despite the eflorty of the s convicted of the crime of Supervision of the administration of 5000 ney Banton and Gov. Smith were| “There is not a case awaiting the ET sistant district attorney in charge to | bringing stolen securities into the Dis- Q § SiEE i ing ailver ealts and 3 Arge 3 5 ; : d o Ji i ¢ | bring it to book. Tierney 1 s [trict of Columbia and was indicated [} ® i flase and auateuplepipte butier dien. | Maglstrate ",}““ Siorre s thelonly ,»x...fi.lea doctors certificates to show | for eriminally receiving the securities r JULIUS H, WOLPE, lor ana Op- | Woman holding & judicla’ bostlor rney was sick. One day this as-|In this cou His detention under i O ot di ttorney met Tierney | Federal ¢ and convietion E - sl o nt district attorne c : “TX, i ounts for !h| fi,. hanging, also painting a b > Magis- [at the race track. Tierney did notjaccoun s tas” Dacslpe, M paintior {eog | capa t O Ml ecomire im, Another int s reported to 16th & Columbia Rd. N.W. North 1834, trates L g e, “How are vou feeling,” asked the|De in an insane asylum in another ¥ WILL RESPONSIHLE {| wager, Weil X Manhat O lotint (Cittrict agtovhes State. Without his presence, a debls q;",;‘,"""“_";;, hers than myaelf "N | the 'f"’“'" }‘““ 1 2 “Fine; 1 just whipsawed that last |second defendant cannot be tried. In | at = | and Hirs B ¥ | race for a good bet,” replied Tierney. |still another —case the defendant ds, guaranteed to talk mnds Do srert in gua, and pleaded guilty, but, after a great ot stands, $6. ATHERTON'S, 338" s ! 1]:\ Ihclhn'mnd| are g ‘~ N Quick Rally in Health. length of time, the judge permitted i > been dictated mainly by politi- | 5 i ; i & been ¥ “\ell, if that's the case you tell the plea to he withdrawn and Ev(«‘»l::?s o o I e i v e it T o 1o move | Vitnesses have disappeared and delay " wharges. i i T i, [ Police Meet Obstacles. Vour trial Wednesday. I'm glad you | has ariken in that trial TNOT BE R NS FOR A‘\.‘.? It is in the maglstrate’s court that overed.” Tierney was ultimately Three Await Retrial. d 7 mrk\ by an myself. W lawyer: illed in criminal practice | sent up the river. . “Three other cases have been tried, LEMRRS DR his, Md and working through district leaders | One of the crooked “bucketshop |y . gisagreements resulted and these Captain PY PAL PAPERHANGING e onerations in behalf of their |cases growing out of the failure of | pil HSRETERNER'E HEBUISE @ lh (s C. A ‘\m% " 08 R AW Oy Thiets. "t is also here that the police | Fuller & McGee was put off week after | (! b @iolior Hiotb of choe Sai C — e et I e of the difficuities that | week for many reasons, more apeclous | ficanneared —and . aftor 1wo vears: aint Claire $vs‘l.flxr ; 1z of the stoikhola | compel the abandonment of cases |than real. Public criticism finally in- B Wah locate tha Wes e O e e i o ik ovashington, | which appear to be based upon rea. | duced the district attorney’s office to | giote hut refused to come to Street Tansaction ‘of auy other bu ¢ e | sonmbly solid grounds. ignore politics, and the man under in- | Vi to attend the trial B atbe B e ¢t Wi | "*The relations between men wielding | dictment was tried, convicted and sen- | e dafendant in one of the other LI e politieal influence which may be found | tenced for @ long term. cases has been convicted and is serv- Iw e ck Dt i obtaining. judicial nomina-| A case in Queens Borough is another | {i="centence in another case. In & ish you would Secretiry tions and aspirants for the same are sample of the manner in \\'hh\l; xh({ se, the defendant is place Rotor-Gas in a subject which for obvious feasons | “‘missing witness” device is employed e A . 5 5 Give Us Your Next Order i ot publiely diseussed. The board | by resourceful eriminal lawyers. In- Your Wills just « e —for Printing—4id by ssented of auality | ¢ esistrates has frequently moved | vestigation fnslly revealed thai the once. If you don’t This great sale includes all our finest “Stratiord” models and prompiuess. to correct faults of this sort ithout | “missing witness” had been induced :t’ y n : S B St 1 4 o CoTTect Kt O om 1o the mntter. |to take up a voting residence in New - say it’s a real thri — . every Spring and Summer Suit in our shop. fl‘hc Natxonal Capltax Prcss ‘.‘.1,‘,'.‘:”‘(’.”‘\ ot he “Bar Association |Jersey. He was finally cornered at a ! Ve thrill in fact, e sty ; S8 NS 1 —TlI cheerfully There are still plenty of blue serges and blue unfinished alko train a vigllant eve in the same | moving picture show in New York one direction. night, and the Queens crook was sent - refun Judicial officers are naturally culti- | to jail after 11 postponements - und your money. worsteds. Hundreds of -l)dllh suits. cated by lawyers of clients brought Judge McIntyre of the Court of* Gen- | B J e omtact with criminal law. These {eral Sessions found an effective way Try it please— ¥o 3 ) E uaicia ials are fe and dined, |of dealing with one artful criminal | g Yo vo fudicial officials are feted dine st B e Wi Jjust once! a o i N wht | dodger. Roofing their personal acquaintance sought | a9 L : E( X )N il 51 i favor repeatedly solicited, | had something else to do when the| AL Sompan 1 AndidieIE Tancr s oD S case was called for trial. He was either FRAME 1 El\{fhlyfnmonr Gifts at “Testimonials.” arguing a case at the Supreme Court | DRICK . ING A favorite device is to give the judge |in Washington or in the Court of Ap- £ i PYONE MAIN 9427 IN A HURRY subscription dinner’” soon after his | peals in Albany on the date set. el : \ppointment and to present him with at Bifective. BYRON S. ADAMS e e s el TONEBRAKE Judge Meclntyre finally gave notice de. but_not high pri onial” Is supposed to possess only %1 QU ot Ligh, priced. timonial P v y . ORE — « sentimental value. lllul‘ it (}l:f‘ ver in question did not Thy have been instances where |produce his ient on a ce date the c 1gh NO M motor cars and diamond rings or pins | bail bond would be forfe and the opyright, 1026, Columbla Ol Company. L EAKY ROOFS \ere bought by ‘“popular subscrip- |offender locked up in the T The tion,” to which misc eous as-|trail was held per schedule after that, ofall us up mud put an | sortment of diners are invited to con-fand the crook was sent up to Auburn S| tribute. A couple of years ago a tes-|to !m_rn a useful trad IRONCL 8th & Evarts| {\moninl dinner was arranged in honor | “Missing witnesses” have probably eveian ar omes S NE. | ¢ 2 pewly elected ju 1 officer, | been responsible for the quashing of at WINDOW SHADES When jhe found out that the list of | more 1ndmm8m> :{nlnl any other sin- " ) guests included men to whom senti- |gle factor. One Wall street bucket- N s _D h d OF HIGHEST QUALITY |ient is an unknown quantity, he |shop case was held up for 24 months ew emi-Detache \You will be more than stistied with our f called off the affair. pending the resuit of efforts made by estimates’ "1 77 A great many members of the judi- the district attorney to find a very | SRTEEBLATT M0 &% | cin ome hcerrity s anove: dues i 3005 Ordway St. A indow Shades and Screcns. Phone Line. 870 | tion, }unkh with dh{l«}\‘ur upon func- (One Block West of Connecticut Ave.) < An efficient and economical | tions of this sort e potentialitie: " 5 ucal| . ;4 consequences of such events re- . s 5 3 " heating system costs very little | cently fizured in an investigation Commanding a Beautiful View of the Entire City ® ¢ Ore. criminal conditions in Chicago. m Features A number of notorious bootleggers 2 This house contains 8 rooms, tiled bath, shower, hardwood floors, heautiful fixtures, incloscd sleeping porch and breakfast porch, cedar closets and cedar a Roomn for garage. WHY TAKE A CHANCE? and other criminal c “PAC P2 ated with their legal representatives to “entertain” judicial and prosecut- | ing officers. While there has been no 1240 9th St. NW. 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