Evening Star Newspaper, September 11, 1926, Page 24

24 REAL ESTATE. RALAVILATOR FGHTSBREADDET Farmer (:ovntends Senten(':e' Imposed by Court Is “Cruet | and Unreasonable.” | B the Amsociated Press. - TEKAMAH, Nepr., September 11. Held incommunicado in the Burt| “iinty jail for.violating the prohibi- laws, and-not'‘caring much for his bread-and-water diet, imposed by County Judge Qrville Chatt, Roy Car- =on, farmer, is awalting action of friends to restore him to a regular dlet. Carson must serve the 60 days in Jail, and the first and last 20 days pro- vide for a bread-and-water menu, and thig has attracted the aid of J. H. Chait, farmer and brother of the judge | who imposed sentence. | Meanwhile, Thomas Nelson, also a | farmer, who received a similar sen tence, was given a respite to arrange hi= affairs before he entered the jail. R. €. Hunter, Omaha attorney, who J. "H. Chatt ired to free his life- leng friend, s: he was considering an’ appeal to the Federal District ©ourt on the ground that the sentence wag eruel. unreasonable and contrary 10 the Constitution | | Sentenc The Nel Upheld on Appeal. ka State Supreme Court recently upheld the sentence when <arson and Thomas Nelson appealed. County. Physician Benson. contem- | plates a physical examinatipn of the| prisoner soon. He has the arbitrary yight to modify the diet or release the yrisoner whom he feels cannot stand & bread-and-water diet Should the county phbysician decide | mzainst modification, Hunter said he aonld file a habeas corpus action in an effort to compel such action, “as a recent examination of Carson, as well they were in poor w= Nelson. showed phvsieal condition.™ Newspaper men were not allgwed to kee Carson vesterday. He his you J fine Chere Chnse, Md. s New detached homes of situated in one of Washi where property values are range from $9.100 to $13.25 convenience! Drive West on Br Conneeticur Ave Wame "DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS 1 1516 K Street This Spanish Home Attractively Priced Practically planned. fi complete with copper screens for “all windows and First floor contains wide reception hall, cloak doors. closet and attractive Color room and dining room, each with French doors lead- ing to concrete side porch. Mass. Ave. Heights Rreakfast kitchen is complete. tively. - Open all day Sund Hedges & M Realtors 1412 Eye St. N.W. |ty judges in the State, all of whom room contains There are-4 big bedrooms, large screened sleeping porch and two complete tile baths— also cervant’s quarters with bath. entered from a wide. paved alley. cighth meal of bread ahd water last] night. When last seen by newspaper | men. he complained of “feeling weak- er. especiallyj in gy stomach and side.” He sajd he did not care for “this bread and water anyway,” and was not hungry. Nelson, a' widower, father of three! children, during his respite is receiv-| imz generous meals prepared by’ his housekeeper, Wwho says she ‘‘cannot| see how Nelson can live through a bread-and-water sentence.’ Sentiment 1s Divided. While pastors, jurists and Tekamah residents seemed well divided in: their views against Judge Chatt's sentence, | an Omaha newspaper canvassed coun- have been asked by F. A. High, guper- intendent of the Nebraska Anti-Saloon League, to follow Judge Chatt’s lead. Of the 22 that have replied so far, only 4 were flatly opposed to the sep- tence, 9 were favorable, while 9 others said they would impose such sentence only on habitual liquor law offenders. Judge Bryant of Hartington, said’he has been giving violators similar sen tences for some,time, and would con- tinue to do so, adding, “‘the only way to annihilate bootleggers is to estab- lish a public whipping post.” WILL NOT OBEY ORDER, - Prison Warden Declines to Honor Stay of Negro's Execution. COLUMBUS, September 11 (f).— Warden P. E. Thomas of the Ohio penitentiary asserted yesterday he would not honor the stay of execu- tion granted yesterday by the Cleve- land Court of Appeals hreventing the execution tonight of Ethmanuel -Ross, 18, Cleveland negro A The warden said he would insist on a reprieve from Gov. Vic Donahey. At the_executive.offices, it was. said, the stay appeared to be entirely reg- ular, but if Thomas insisted upon the reprieve the governor undoubtedly would grant it. Polish Aviator Leaves Tokio. TOKIO, September 11 (#).—The Polish aviator, Orlinsky. hopped off | from here today for Warsaw, via| Korea and Sberia | Orlinsky arrived here recently from | Warsaw, having flown across eastern | Furope and Asia. Il appreciate the paved streets of he most modern construction, pn's cholcest communities, easing steadily. all on terms to meet your wdiey Lane Turning trom right tiwo squares Franklin 5678 nished in good taste and ral staircase; large living Pullman diner, and Built-in garage is Priced attrac- iddleton, Inc. Franklin 9503 18100, ‘THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. (. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 11, 1926. ORYLEAGUE SPENT S50 QUARTER Returned $1,320 Offered by Corporations for Cam- paigns, Says Report. o e \ Reports filed with the clerk of the House vesterday show the Anti- Saloon League spent $2,500 and the Democratic National committee $19,- 287.51 In campaligns during the past three months. _The League spent its money In New York, Pennsylvanta, Ohio and Tllinols. ~ Allen Sutherland of Phila- delphia,- Pennsylvania campaign committee treasurer, was sent $500 on July 23, and an additional $500 on September 8. On the latter day $500 was sent Fred Victor, New York campaign committ treasurer, and $500 each to Ohio and Illinois com- ml]uee treasurers. n making the report. Andrew Wilson, league treasurer, said he had | returned to corporations’ their checks totaling $1,320, which are not allowed to be contributed under the law. These included one for §1,250 from an incorporated church. Other league contributions included $950 from E. E. Olcott, New York: Seth Sears, Cambridge, Mass., $150; Olin C. Smith, Stanford University, | $200; John J. Stanley, New York, $200, ;m‘ Alvaeam"r. Stanley, New York, . The balance on hand was give: as $5.957.98. S The Illinois Anti-Saloon League re- ported collections of $424 and expendi- tures of $80, the Pennsylvania league, expenditures of $339.25 and receipts of $947, and the Indiana league no re- celpts or disbursements in excess of The Democratic committee report, made by James W. Gerard, showed no | payments against its $261.999 obliga tion standing since May 2. During the last quarter the New & Chevy Chase. D. C. UPERBLY located of Northampton " combined frontage is sign, handsome new English design resi- dence offers one of the outstanding values in Chevy Chase, D. the garage matches the house in de- Among the major features of the home are the EIGHT ROOMS York Democratic headquarters lpéntl $9,694.20 and the Washington head- quarters $9,503.31. The former re- ceived $12,617.74 in contributions and the latter $10,739.12, leaving a total balance on hand for the two headquar- ters, with an addition of the balances on hand June 1, of $10,490.66. Of the expenditures, $4,000 went to the Women’s National ~Democratic Club and’ the ‘contributions showed $5,000 from William Church Osborn of New York and $6,000 from Norman H. Davls, former Undersecretary of State. GOSSIP’S TONGUE CUT OUT Police Face Problem, as Woman Neither B..efidl Nor Writes. NICE; France, September 11 (P).— Mme. Jacquin, a Belglan recently re- leased from jall after serving a sen- tence for. talking about her neighbors, staggered into the police station to- day bleeding from the mouth. Her tongue had been cut out. Investigation of the crime promises to be difficult, as the victim neither reads nor writes, and the police say she has made innumerable enemies. REAL ESTATE. CONTEST OF VALENTINO WILL MAY BE ORDERED Brother of Film Actor Retains At- torneys to Look After His and Sister’s Rights. By the Associated Press. 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