Evening Star Newspaper, November 28, 1927, Page 17

VINSANITY OF TWO' 15 SNYDER PLEA Psychiatrist Called in Last| Move of Defense to Save Woman. By the Associated Press | NEW YORK, November Tpon Dr. Clarence JI. n: ; hicago | psychiatrist, who testified for Leopold, | and Loeb, today depended the de- fense’s hope of saving Mrs. Ruth Snyder, convicted with Henry Judd Gray of the murder of her husband.| from death Suppressed pas of Gra ed by terial for here from Ch attempt by ton 1t up Snyder slavit year pold alty On the |H\|~ of Dr. s of the confessions | e ‘ ity of Philadelphia Plane | Unit Wins Trophy From Guggenheim li,\' flm Associated Press. vis Trophy, donated by 'y F. Guggenheim for pres- entation to the aviation division of the Naval Reserve attaining the proficiency, has been wrded to the third division of the squadron of Philadelphia. uadron is commanded by Lieut. Comdr. R. S. Hedtler. The trophy was named in honor oel Davis, who killed ring in an afr- ne crash while making _test hts preparatory to a New York to Paris flight. QUIJANO NINS MEDAL IN ORATORICAL CONTEST Filipino Club President Victor in Annual Event for Quezon Award. Juan R. Quijano, president of the ilipino Club of Washington, won first prize last night in the seventh contest of the club, the Young Men's Christian tion. Yirst prize carried with it a gold mnl al, offered by Manuel L. Quezon, >sident of the Philippine senate, “ vho alss on The True E the winner u( first n]’l(’e r in the oratori ontest His st nig onio | Luna, the Soldier and Paul Myron Lineb: ent of the Other competing rs of 1life | evening included Jose Martinez, E. M. Fonbuena a ‘elipe Gamboa. Miss Maria Carballo entertained with a toe e and Fred Fisher hopes .| with a vocal solo. “I am g pon the govern 2 humane man. He v case even more than I > [ am in the middle of it.” | nd heing put to death > had died “a in prison. but she tion should be shown nd her mother. e BEDPOST IS WEAPON Woman Struck on Head During Domestic Quarrel. Pistols were used in two of several | week end fights reported by the police. Other weapons included a _bedpost, | stick of wood and another blunt R Johnson, colored, 3 9 Union street south- and Lottie Lewis. colored. 39 8181, Third street south- ictims of the pistol shots. T Tormer was shat in the tight leg | and the latter in the left hand. Earl M. Huz old, 421 5 bee: a'by three white men while rossing the trestle of the Washington Railway & Electric Co. at Fowlers Hill late last night. He was struck on the head with a blunt instrument, he reported, and was treated at Georgetown _University Hospital for #calp wounds. | Two domestic rows were included in the list of altercations reported. Mrs. Hine Thompson, colored, 27 years old, struck on the head with a bed- Post, was treated at home by a physi- ¢ian from Emergency Hospital. Pearl Moore, colored, 29 years old, 109 Six- teenth street southeast, alleged to have been cut in the abdomen dur- Ing a domestic row, was given surgi- cal aid at Casualty Hospital. Alexander Clark, 19 years old. a sajlor aboard the U. S, Memphis, was struck on the head with a coup- ling pin while engaged in an early morning_row at Thirteenth and C streets. He was given first aid at Emergency Hospital before being taken to Naval Hospital. His skull may be fractured, police reported. Vernon Larkin, 26 years old, 2100 I street, was held by the police for in- ;eslisatlon in connection with the af- air. Others fnjured in week end rows were William Otey, colored, 24 years, 1322 V street; Henry Shields, colored, 31 years old, 2419 I street, and Helen Moore, colored, 21 years old, 915 Tw enth street. to her da {ana i mson was chairman of nd the judges were . Lobinger, Edwin S. Puller Alfredo 7TUeRE'S 2 bigger demand than ever this year for Volland books. Children love them. 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