Evening Star Newspaper, July 24, 1929, Page 22

G THREATEN TO AL COLLEAGLE Question of Jurisdiction Is Cause of Tilt Between Chicago Jurists. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, July 24.—Judge Frank Comerford of the Criminal Court told Judge John H. Lyle of Municipal Court vesterday that he might be forced to send the latter to jail for refusing to testify in the habeas corpus case of Police Lieut. Willlam McCarthy. A con- troversy over jurisdiction of the two courts was responsible. McCarthy was sentenced a week ago by Judge Lyle to 30 days for contempt after he had attempted to coach an- other officer on trial for false arrest of a group of boys. Judge Comerford granted McCarthy a writ of habeas corpus and subpenaed Judge Lyle to show cause why McCarthy, now acting ehief of detectives, should be held. “It seems that Judge Lyle forgets this s a courtroom and that Judge Lyle is forcing, not to say badgering, this court into sending him to jail,” Judge Com- erford said when Judge Lyle declined to testify. “This court directs you to answer as a layman would. You are not on a lecture phtform, and if you persist in this conduct I shall have to send you to jail.” Judge Lyle countered with the state- ment that the McCarthy case was still pending in his court. “Your statement that you will send me to jail for contempt of court for standing up for my opinion—why, you will just have to do it,” Judge Lyle said, adding that it would take physical force to get him into Judge Comerford's courtroom on Friday, when the hearing 1s scheduled to be resumed. WILLINGDON CALLS ON TAFT IN CANADA Governor General Pays Respects to Chief Justice at Murray Bay. Bpecial Dispatch to The Star. MURRAY BAY, Quebec, July 24 —Lord ‘Willingdon, the representative of the British crown in Canada, yesterday paid a call at the modest Summer cottage of the Chief Justice of the United States. ‘The Governor General and Lady Wil- lingdon were greeted on the steps of the Taft Summer home by the ex-President, who is.one of the veterans of the Mur- ray Bay Summer colony. After an hour’s visit on the veranda and in the garden, Lord and Lady Willingdon went to the Manoir Richelieu, where W. H. Coverdale of New York City, president of Canada steamship lines, entertained the vice regal party at luncheon. Their excellencies played golf over the Manior Richelieu course in the afternoon and left by private yacht late in the after- mnoon to continue their holiday on the Jower St. Lawrence. The party in- | of Dominion Girl Flyer KATHRYN FALL, Fifteen-year-old high school girl of Alliance, Ohio, hopes to fly across the continent, She began solo flying a year ago. —Associated Press Photo. Woman Ocean Flyer Stays Under Water 12 Minutes in Dive | | Miss Amelia Earhart Also Tries Out Life Saving Device Below Surface. | By the Associated Press. BLOCK ISLAND, R. I, July 24— Miss Amelia Earhart, thwarted in her attempt to get a taste of deep sea diving Monday, tried it again yesterday and | remained under 12 minutes. | She was lowered from the privately | owned submarine Defender. When she started down from the same craft Tues- day she suddenly pulled the signal rope. ‘It developed that the reason for the sudden end of the venture was the dis- | covery of a leak in her diving suit by Frank Crilly, professional diver, and | she was hauled up, much to her sur- prise and chagrin. The transatlantic flyer and Mrs. | George Palmer Putnam, wife of the | New York publisher, also tried out yes- terday a rescue device with which the Defender is fitted. Clad in bathing suits, they emerged from an air pressure chamber in the forward part of the zubmerz:d vessel and came to the sur- ace. . “Barbed Wire King” Dies. Known throughout England as the barbed wire king, because of his hero- ism in setting up and cutting barbed ‘wlre during the World War, Sidney Darnell, D. C. M., died recently at Peterborough. He was buried with mili- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. O, WEDNESDAY, JULY 24, 1929." ENGLAND DECLINES TO FIGHT U. S. TARIFF Commons Told Britain Will Not Join Earope Against New Duties. By the Associated Press. 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