Evening Star Newspaper, February 29, 1928, Page 21

i TIE_FVENING STAR, WASITINGTOX D. . WEDNESDAY 29 EXCEPTIONS RULE DECLARED INVALID Justice Bailey Holds Agree- Ju: Court yesterd: the corpus, free. mon When Attorney Cusick view the ment of Counsel | Necessary. stice Dail court will sign it. sued out by Charle: who W ths in §: ch an agreement as he Government “shall™ to sign it ¢ of a judge to of the exceptions the 3 strict Court of Appe be in the bill of exce The Police Court rule provide sel for the defendant and nder the rule decl nd Godfree los right for a review of his conviction in s. It is ex- Godfree will be released from s Not U on bill of exceptions and unless they do so the judge who tried the case may re- 1 se agree of cork trees are an i ‘)m'hx" ct in "'a b e *\ fi“\--fi“\ v »7“\\-»0“\\-*?“\-‘/?“\\ O R\ 2V Y G",I X & -~ s ~, of the District Supreme declared invalid a rule of the Police Court requiring counsel | 1o agree on a bill of exceptions before The case came uUp on a petition for a_writ of habeas s A God- sentenced to serve three jail and pay a fine of $300 on a charge of driving an automobile while drunk. Attorney Ralph A. Cusick. ! for the prisoner, atfacked the rule of as_autocratic and invalid, d that his client had been denied al because of failure of counsel | to what and The court decided that n a bill T True \Vlsdnm - 2 | [ ' The wise man is the one who quits ‘\\lnlc\cr doesn’t pay: he sees he's wrong and then admits that he has | gone astray. The foolish man pursues the course that leads him to the dump, though sages shout, until they're hoarse. their warnings to the .chump. The man of sense may take a drink, per- chance, of booze or wine: he sees it turns his whiskers pink, and jolts him |to his spine. Perhaps he takes three drinks or four, that none may go to waste: and next day he is feeling sore, {and has a dark green taste. He has no appetite tor grub, his form seems fuil of bi and he would like to take a club and pound himself a while. And s0 he says, © had enough to last me till T croak: let others drink the pdi- ‘Q\]\(‘d stuff and perish in the smoke.” | And so from that day forth he goes, a dry, tectotal soul, and journeys where the brooklet flows when he would quaff a bowl. He finds. on sizing up his wad, | expenses are too high: his wife and sis- | ters go abroad. and buy, and buy, and buy And he. himself. blows in the coin, he blows it day and night; he buys a costly tenderloin when liver would be right. He knows the spendthrift is a fool who never will advance: and so makes a houschold rule that stops es trav ¢. The wise man sometimes goe: tr is misled unawares; he | falls on some dark. winding way, that's i full of gi and snares. But when he the merger would result in a monopoly of the clectric power of the city as well as of the street cars and bu: © Votes in Favor of Healing Arts. In view of the bills now pending in Congress providing for the licensing asd control of several branches of ihe heal- ing art. the assoclation unanimousl adopted a resolution urging that ev. reasonable consideration be given to the proponents of naturopathic, chiropractic and ostcopathic methods of the treat- ment, that the practioners of these branches might be enabled to officially establish themselves under a broad and comprehensive law, CITIZENS' BODY HITS TRACTION MERGER Opposes $52,400,000 Capi- talization Clause With 7 Per Cent Return Guarantec. treatment of soctal discases in the 1300 Iblock of L street was severely eriticized and the citizens went on rerord as se- questing the District auathorities to te- lect some more suitable site. Resolutions were passed nrging that the traflic director continue to allow St. John's College to close Vermont venue between Thomas Circle and N After heated discussion the proposed traction merger was opposed bec of its present specifications by Thomas Circle Citizens' A meeting last night in the Northminste: Church. The particular featur tasteful to the citizens were the talization of the new company at $5 400,000 and the guarantee of 7 per cent return. The consensus of the association w that both were unreasonable, und (! FROZEN sees he's going wrong he seeks the sun- lit road. and. having found it, heaves & song. and trots to his abode. WALT MASON. 1928 ) Seeks $25.000 for Injuries. D. Stone, 1210 Pennsylvania | sued R. L. May. trading as | & W. Transit Co.. for : wages for alleged personal in- she sustained perma- hen struck by a bus juries. | nent |of the defendant at Twelfth street and | Pennsylvania avenue January 28. She | is represented by Attorney T. Morris W mlc $9.50 1, Weldit Co. 516 First St. N.W. SNAND SN SNl SNl G o2 SNl SRR gl £ SN XAl Nl N Beg 1ns | § day---The H echt C o. remarked when Blacki- i stone furnishes them. s Eng“'les SPRAYS and $ WELDED WREATHS as 5 In the Car (Lo R street during certain periods of the day and use the inclosed street for military exercises. Zoning Change Requested. The Zoning Commission was requested to change that section of P strect be- tween Kingman and Fourteenth streets from residental to first commercial areas A speclal committee was ap- pointed to take what actlon they saw fit to assist the St. John's officials in maintaining their right to rlose Ver- mont avenue. The committee included Daniel J. Ryan, Miss Edna Clark tnd Mrs, H. M. Fulton. Entertainment was furnished by Miss The plan to establish a clinic for tne | Lols Teller, ptano soloist, and lwrs. Fred who gave a recital MECHANICS should have an account at Fiseman's, 7th and I¥ Sts. Haig. 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