Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1926, Page 13

PASTOR-SLAYER'S TRIAL IS SHIFTED Court Grants Norris Change of Venue From Fort Worth to Austin, Tex. By the Associated Press. FORT WORTH, Tex., November 3. Dr. J. Frank Norris, pastar of the First Baptist Ch Fort defense motion for ue on the plea of the he could not obtain a ort Worth, District u will set the date of trial Attorneys sald it was unlikely that the case would be called there before January at the earliest. Judge Hosey acted after more than @ score of witness fled thev | belloved sentiment her at a fair and impartial v not be obtained. The court refused to hear testimony offered hy the State in answer to allegations by the defense that a “com- bination of city officfals, whom Dr. Norris has attacked, and Catholics had been formed to prosecute the| minister. Judge Hosoy said he was evidence of | . DRIVE TO ADVERTISE WASHINGTON URGED Five Killed, Score Injured, First Day | Of Hunting Season \ e | By the Associated Press. PHILADELPHIA, November 3. | -—Five persons lost their lives in hunting accidents Monday, the first day of the open season for rabbits, pheasants, quail and other small game in Pennsylvania. More than a score were injured, some seriously. Most of the victims were shot by accidental discharge of a com- panion’s gun. Prosperity of Country Due to Publicity, David Lampe Tells District Club. A community campaign to advertise the attractions of Washington was urged by David Lampe, well known local advertising expert, in an address before the Advertising Club of Wash- ington at its weekly luncheon at the City Club vesterday. Mr. Lampe declared the prosperity of the cocuntry was in a large part °fldue to efiiclent advertising, and that { therefore Washington should become avis County | ified jurors than pulation, due to population,” occastoned by n being the State capital and the site of the State uni- versity. UNDERHILL BILL URGED. Commissioners Get Plea From Su- perintendent of Insurance. The District Commissioners have been urged by M. Baldwin, superintendent of insurance, to sup- port the Underhill kmen’s com- pensation bill at the forthcoming ses- slon of Congress. The request was contained in a lengihly report exa plaining the merits of the Underhill measure. “It is ardently hoped that this particular legislation for the Dis- trict,” said the report, “will be again | urged by your board, so that the in- jured workmen and the dependent | femilies of killed workmen will be afforded the same protection as is iven in the States of Virginia, Mary- land, etc.” SCHOOL BIDS OPENED. Baltimore Firm's Figures Lowest on Woodridge Building. Bids for the construction of an elght-room extensible public school building for the Woodridge section, to be located at Central and Carlton avenues northeast, were opened yes- terday at the trict Building. The low bidder was DeCou & Davis, Baltimore contractors, who quoted a price of $116,990. The appropriation available for the new school amounts to $160,000, less two and one half per cent for prep- aration of the plans. The contract ~xpected to_be missioners Frid the building is warded by the Com- more interested in spreading its desir- able feature broadcast through the country. The speaker pointed out that the railroads were advertising the National Capital, but the people of ‘Washington were doing nothing in this regard. He predicted a bright future for the city and suggested that advertising would assist the cause of suffrage for the people of the District of Columbia. Norman Kal, who presided, an- nounced the Advertising Club would meet jointly with the American War Veterans’ Club next. Tuesday. Mango in America. The mango has been cultivated to some extent In southern Florida and California. It has been said that some elght-year-old trees in Florida have borne as many as 5000 fruits in a single season. 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All these local productions are said to be cool smoking and leave no “herby” taste in the mouth. A coal mine belleved to have been {operated by monks nearly 300 years |ago was discovered recently by miners | path, Scotland. Qi / 2% 3% 4% terly. INGTON, D. O, WEDNESDAY, | exploring in caves near Cockburng- | ) NORMAND SUIT DROPPED. | Dismissal of Star’s $500,000 Libel Action Announced. LOS ANGELES, Calif., November 3 (#).—Dismissal of the $500,000 libel suit filed by Mabel Normand, film comedienne, against Mrs. Georgla W. Church, was filed at the Los Angeles office of the State Supreme Court yes- terday following stipulations by attor- neys for both sides. Similar action has been taken in the suit in which the actress sought to in- tervene in the divorce suit of Mrs. Church against her husband, Norman ‘W. Church. 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