Evening Star Newspaper, September 21, 1926, Page 19

PLANS UNDER WAY FORENGLISH TRIAL Senate Convenes November 10 in Impeachment Case of lllinois Judge. BY FREDERIC WILLIAM WILE. While mem f Congress through- re battling for re- elcetion. permanent House and Senate Ktaffs at Washington are quietly set- tine the stage for the Nation's tenth The full mem- ¢ is summoned y. November jury on charges of nd misdemeano; George W United St of Ilinoi: hment” the Formal were voted the e to the Senate by Speaker Nicho y on April 6. When the rned on July 3 2t voted for the purpose of try- iz Judge ish, who was appoint- ©d to the Federal bench by President Wilson in 1918, > the -receding nine impeach- Is held by the Nenate since on of the Republic, the ymises to be T i to recony r. | take part in the . | Th him, will rong batfery of *\ill ‘be headed by runn. general counsel of Kian. | Zum Ku Klux including ¥ member o Jepresentatives: William M. Rudolph 1. K Bruce A. Pell, Edward r Glvnn. Blame 1 An interesti $mpeachment case is the opinion that Wwould have come fo pass ex- prohi- 1t ds Yuwyers, n former Cam and Dan Me- id to Prohibitic ‘nactment_of the m Judze English claimed by tudents of his case g5 about to be brought to the bar of 1he a of his re Jentless treatment of the m\'v;:lnk Fraternity in Illinois and « yious legal and busines Jlis counsel are expecte yhase of Judge En srominently to public L i . sCause to bring this . which is chment proce terms on the insideration: erii some of the United tors who must stend in the and Guilty™ or *“Not when the fateful roll is called at the end of the trial. Amonz and isdemcanors”™ of which Snglish is aceused is unlawful pension and disbarment of lawyers at St. Louis, 1L, where he s and censure of State oftici ening of @ jury in court: tyra: attacks on” the liberty of the profunity and other mishe- ch; crime: Judze <pecific *high havior f Michizan, Repul tepresentative Hix Moore and md - Sumner md Dominick. the re-[of Illinois, who is a member of the nd_submitted in -its | .| general cha:ge in the Senate. Acton, | s f s tribulations 13 le | depri sus- | Butler Represented As Out of Running| In New York Race| By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK, September 21.— The New York World says that Nicholas Murray Butler, president of Columbia University, again has declined to be considered for the Republican _gubernatorial nomina- tion, and that the field is thus narrowed down to Representative Ogden L. Mills and Assistant At- torney General William J. Dono- van. Only a definite veto by Senator James W. Wadsworth will prevent the nomination of Mills, the paper ranking Democratic minority mem- s of the judiciary committee. Rep- resentative-at-large Yates, Republican, judiciary committee, voted against the nproposed impeachment of Judge Eng- lish. The House “managers” are, in_ef- fect, the prosecuting counsel. The Vice President | udge. In every Il be conducted aw. Judge English counsel around the de of the of the Senate, and the House “managers” will be grouped at tables on the right side. “Gagged.” as Dawes will preside spect, proceed - in a court of 1l sit among enators to Be wrial as s ey have the rig’:t to pr Un s to witnesse= defense counsel or panagers,” but these must be hand- ed up in writi to the presiding of- ficer and read loud. It is expected that the Eng'sh impeachment trial may last two weeks. Senators Borah | orris, ranking members of the | nate judic v committee, will have Previous impeachment trials were liam Blount, former Sen- ator from Tennessee, acquitted. |18 ring, Federal judge convicted. e, United States in New Hampsh 1804, Samuel | 1830 s H. Peck, Federal judge |in Missouri, acquitted 1862—West H. Humphrey, judge in Tenni convicted. |” 1868, Andrew Johnson, President of “nited States, acquitted. 6, W. Belknap, former Secre- Federal ar, acquitted. 1904, Charles Swayne, Federal judge in_Florida, acquitted Archbald, Federal on, convicted and ed of citizenship. For a verdict of impeachment (zuilty) two-thirds of Senators present and voting at the end of a trial are required. * AT LEADING DEPARTMENT « DRUG STORES ORWRITE: he T RFSHIE CO. 433 - 4= AVENEW YORK OITY S s S RS e | Is_a prescription for Colds, Grippe, Flu, Dengue, | Bilious Fever and Malaria.| 1t kills the germs. the shoulders. Men’sSuits Pressed Only new feature will convince you. 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