Evening Star Newspaper, March 2, 1928, Page 16

16 THE_BVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. €. FRIDAY. MARCH 2, 1928, RENIUS JUDGES CET INSANTY EVDENCE Two Weeks Will Be Required for Decision, Appeal Bench Indicates. Br the Associated Press LIMA. Ohio, March 2.—After liste: ing to the arguments of opposing cou gel in summing up two weeks of tes mony. the three judges of the T District Court of Appeals late yes day took under advisement the applic: tion of George Remus, Cincinnati wife s'ayer, for release from the Lima State Hosvital for Criminal Insane. The court made no announcement. but it is expected the opinion will be |- given in about 14 dars, the judges wdi- | cating that at least that period would be required for thorough study of testi- mony. E. M. Botkins. Allen County prosecu- | Falconer Taming Big Fierce Eagle Caught on Vesuvius By the Assoclated Press. NEW YORK. March 2—A flerce golden eagle which was captured on the slopes of Mount Vesuvius and cofifined in the Bronx Zoo two years ago is being tamed by a falconer—Capt. C. W. R. Knight, wealthy English sportsman—who is here with a trained hawk. He hopes to_have the eagle perch upon his hands at a signal, like the hawk does, and. lest he be cut, he is wearing reinforced rawhide gloves. The eagle measures 7 feet 61, inches from tip to tip. tor, and L. C. Davis. assistant attorney | | | general, in the arguments for the| State branded the former bootleg baron | as a dangerous character and asscrte that he should be keot in the asylum until Dr. W. H. Vorbau. superintendent, and his assistants have had sufficient time to complete their ob- servations of hi the hosvital fon, in the h from itted of aving of his es‘ranged wife Imo- ds of insanity. loved by counsel testified during the he: he is evenly balanced men a high degree of inteliigence. HOUSTON MAKES GOOD ~ ON $200.000 PLEDGE Remus’ Promised Democrats Jesse Jones to Be Paid in Next Few Days. Money by Br the Accociated Pross HOUSTON. Tex.. March 2.—, Jones’ pledge to th> Democratic - tlonal committee that Houston would Taise $200,000 for it if the national convention was brought here, has been made good. The Houston executive finance com- mittee, which is raising $350.000 for the convention, voted to transfer the amount of Mr. Jones' pledge to him as chairman of the Democratic na- tional finance committee. R. M. Farrar. announced that ap- g:axlmawl}' $100,000 of the fund had en paid and that the remainder would be collected within two or three days The executive committee’s action was taken after Mr. Jones told its mem- bers he desired to include payment ot the amount in a report he was about to make to the party's national financc committee. Clem L. Shaver. chairman of the Democratic national executive commit- tee, said the pledged money would be used by the national committee in campaign expenses next Fall. Aukward Leaves $20,000. George H. Aukward. who died No- vember 9, left $5 each to his sons, Joseph, John and George, and gave the Test of his estate to his wife. Katherine M. Aukward. Mrs. Aukward in her pe- | tition for the p:-bate of the will esti- mates the value 0. the estate at about $20.000. PLANS LAID FOR TEST OF MEDIATION ACT Southern Pacific to Carry Company Union Fight to'Su- preme Court. HOUSTON, Tex., March 2.—Ground- work for a test of the mediation provi- sions of the Federal rallway labor act, which may be carried to the United States Supreme Court, was lald here yesterday by attorneys for the Southern Pacific lines of Louisiana and Texas. A motion was filed in Federal District Court to dismiss the original complaint brought against the railroad a year ago charging violation of the Federal stat- ute in the alleged fostering of a com-. pany union of clerks in opposition to the Brotherhood of Railway Clerks, rec- ognized by the United States Railway Labor Board as the representative labor organization. The raflroad’s answer denied that the brotherhood represented a majority of the clerks, and also denied that its offi- clals had “inspired and instigated” for- mation of the Employes’ Assoclation, de- clared by the brotherhood to be domi- nated by the company. Date for hear- ing on’ the motion was not set. H. M. Lull, exccutive vice president, sald that pending final determination of the case in higher courts the recent decree of Federal Judge Hutcheson dis- establishing the alleged company union as the official labor body of the clerks would be observed. Washes Carpets on Floor. With the invention of a new ma- chine carpets are washed and dried without removal from the floors. Fashion Park Top Coats You get idealized fashion in Fashion Park’s delinea- tions—and has no peer. tailéring that A little better than every- body else’s best — that’s why we adopted Fashion Park for our major line. $4.0-90 to 390.00 Raglan and regular shoul- ders and button through. or fly-front. 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