Evening Star Newspaper, February 1, 1929, Page 20

CALLOGLY JORDRS ARRUE 3 VERDICTS Death, Life Imprisonment or Acquittal Await Alleged Companion of Slayer. Ty the Assoclated Press. A logly resumed its deliberations at 9 am. today after two and one-half hours of fmmeu effort last night to agree on any one of the only three possible 'erdlcu—dut.h, life imprison- ment lnd acquit (.hc case at 6:27 pm., with lnnmcflom from Judge V. B Moore to find Ol.llolly gullty with the penllty set at death; with a rec- ommendation for mercy wmch ‘would he a party ler at wmard Smith, a drug store e jury was taken to dinner, and went mm its deliberations. At 10:30 o'clock the jury reported it had n unable to agree and was locked up for the night. emninc the death penalty as dolnu good,” and declarmg that “we older men are responsible” for such crim Reuben Arnold, chief of de- fense counsel, ended the plea to save Gallogly from the electric chair late yesterday by sutmg his conviction to the jury that the “real and only pen- alty ou(ht to be the penalty for rob- Gallogly, member of a promi- nent nmily, was inplicated by George Harsh as the driver of his automobile the night he shot and killed Smith during a hold-up of a drug store where he worked. OIL RESERVE RETURN ~SET AT $47,137,696 Navy Department Amplifies His- tory of Cases by Telling of Recoveries. ly the lu-oemed Press. vy Department yesterday am- plmM the history of the Government’s oil cases, which was made public Wed- nesday in testimony on the annual guvy supply bill now pending in the louse. This testimony disclosed that the 1.—The | 'THE. EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, 'D. C. 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