Evening Star Newspaper, February 22, 1927, Page 16

16 TAKES UP PLEAS INBUSCH MURDER Court Occupies Holiday in| Reading Prayers Submitted by Counsel. Justfce Willlam Hitz, presiding over the Busch murder trial, is npendlngl the legal holiday considering more than 100 prayers of opposing counsel | in the case for instructions to the Jury which the attorneys seek to have embodied In the court’s charge. Included in this number :re six by the Government, which, if granted, would Instruct the jury on first and second degree murder. Prayers of John F. McCabe center entirely on instructions for & “not gullty” ver- dict; prayers of John Proctor ask the same, and then define circumstantial evidence, while Nicholas Lee Eagles and Samuel Moreno pray for instruc- | tions on manslaughter. Decision Due Tomorrow. Tomorrow morning a small item of testimony will be heard and then Jus- tice Hitz will inform counsel what prayers he has granted, after which the arguments of summation will be- gin. Justice Hitz told the jurors yes- terday afternoon, as he excused them when the question of prayers was brought up, that it is “‘not impossible that we will finish this case this week." Assistant United States Attorney George D. Horning, jr., emphasized to the court that “the position of the Government is that manslaughter does not enter into the case. It is murder or nothing.” He then citéd the case as the defendants themselves view it, explaining that Proctor said he dfd not fire, in which event there is no manslaughter. Likewise manslaughter could not be applied to Moreno, who testified that he fired, but not at Po- liceman Leo W. K. Busch, and only after he had been shot by Policeman Frank L. Ach, Horning said. Eagles’ revised testimony was that he fired, but not at Busch, so there could be no manslaughter verdict for that defend- ant, the prosecutor declared. McCabe's Attorney Heard. James A. O'Shea, attorney for Mc- Cabe, said his defense was “not guilty” from beginning to end, and after emphasizing - that point, he spoke on the. possibility of man- slaughter for the other defendants. He raised the question of arrest, whether it was legal and whether a right to resist arrest existed. If the arrest was illegal and attempted in a “rough and wanton" manner, O'Shea declared, then the killing of the po- liceman would not be murder, but manslaughter. Horning replied that the four de- fendants did not resist arrest, pointing out that Ach turned his two men loose when the first ‘shot was fired and explaining that Busch never laid his hands on either of the other two il RITES FOR G. A. GARNER. Ceremony by Elks Precedes Mass as St. Aloysius Church. Funeral services for George A. Gar- mer, auditor for the Southern Dairies, who died Friday, were conducted yes- terday morning at the residence, 9 K street, by the' Washington Elks headed by Grand Exalted Ruler Colliffower and other officers. The Elk ritual was performed, followed by a blessing for the deceased by Father Owen Murphy. Later at St. Aloysius Roman Catholic Churchi ®olemn requiem mass was sung by Rev. Willlam J. Brooks, assisted by Rev. Michael J. Fitzgerald as deacon and Rev. Francis P. Garner, son of the deceased, as subdeacon. In the sanctuary were Rev. Owen Murphy, Rev. Charles' Davey, Rev. John Fleming, Rev. John Fink, Rev. Stephan McNamee, Rev. Willlam Carey and Rev. Francis X. Cavanagh, The services at the grave were con- ducted by Rev. Owen Murphy. Pallbearers were Robert Garner and Alfred Garner, nephews of the de- ceased; Frank Swiggard, Aloysius Genau, Martin Gleason and Dr. Francis O'Connor of Kingston, N. Y.!| o e Ko HOLT HEADS COLLEGE. - Former Editor Installed President of Florida Institutions. WINTER PARK, Fla., February 22 UP)—Hamilton Holt, formerly editor of the Independent Magazine of New. York, yesterday was inaugurated president of Rollins College, oldest in- stitution of “higher learning in Florida. Dean George E. Carrothers, former- 1y of Columbia University, New York, and Ohio State University, Columbus, resided over a ceremonial in which From Czechoslovakia! Linen Damask Table Sets 65x58 Cloth and Six 14- Inch Napkins for Only $2.69 A startling value—for this is pure linen of a fine qual- fty, and every wo knows the beauty of Czechoslovakian products! Sets are silvery whi cleverly patterned b in rose, blue, gold or lav der. Wise shoppers wi buy several sets. Linen Glass Towels Regularly 35¢ 25C Very Special at Excellent quality, finely woven linen in red or blue checks with plain border. 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