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Met. 5834, K Print g Service vul fur : The National Capltal Press 1210-1212 D ST. N.W.__Phone National 0650. SAVE MONEY ew made-to-order window shades. | a?’t our Tow fasjory Brises now. Phone ith & B KLEEBLATT 47 Window Shades and Sereens. Phone Lin. 879, ROOFING——by Koons Slag_Roofing, Tinning, Roof Pllntn lllfl Re- pairs. th, sin- cere work b! nruu roofers. KOONS .%?:E’.‘f{ 11350 B B, {of land, is the same that caused Mr. | appearance here September 16 under a al ied PANTAGES RULING ON ETHER AWAITED Judge to Pass on Defense As- sertion That Asphyxiation Killed Japanese. By the Associated Pres, LOS ANOELB September 18.—At- torneys in the second-degree murder, trial “of Mrs. Lois Pantages today awaited Judge Carlos S. Hardy's de- fon on the defense's plea ior admis- sion of evidence, which, it was promised, would show Juro Rokumoto, Japanese gardener, dled of asphyxiation rather than injuries received in a collision be- tween his motor car and that of the thuler magnate’s wife. n arguments on the plea yesterday dlmng which the jury was absent from the courtroom, ‘the defense contention that the annmne dled of asphyxiation while undergoin, ration was met by the prosecuti un wnh the statement that the plea was immaterial as the operation was necessary because of Ro-~ kumoto's injuries. Will Call Physicians. ‘The argument began after Mrs. Pantages was excused from the stand, with the announcement by Max Steuer, chief counsel for the defense, that he would call witnesses to show the opera- tion during which Rokumoto died was unnecessary, and the man “was &s- phyxiated by an anaesthethic given him.” Steuer said the “hub upon which this case turns is the cause of Roku- moto's death, and the defense was ready to prove: “The operation, made against Roku- moto’s wishes, was unnecessary, and he was suffering no shock from accident injuries at the time. Rokumoto died of asphyxiation by the anaesthetic given him, and no anaesthetic should have been given him at the time.” Steuer said he had five physiclans ready to testify. Denies She Was Drunk. Mrs, Pantages denied prosecution al- legations she was intoxicated and drove to the left side of Sunset Boulevard into Rokumoto’s car. She sald “I had not had a drink of any intoxicating liquor that day, and I tried so hard to miss Rokumoto's automobile when he turned in front of me.” She added another automobile forced her to the wrong side of-the street. At the close of the session, Judge Hardy sald his investigation had proved remarks made by Rev. R. P. Shuler ovs his radio last Sunday that the Pantag: jury was hung before a line of testi- mony was taken were unwarranted, un- proved and without foundation. A com- mittee of three appointed by the Los Angeles County Bar Association handed its findings to Judge Hardy. The com- mittee stated no evidence of corruption had been found. 'BARLOW GIVEN WEEK | TO PLEAD IN HAVANA Is Expected to Send Washing- ton Attorney to Cuba, By the Associated Press. HAVANA, September 18.—Joseph E. Barlow, American resident of Hayana who has made a $9,000,000 claim against the Cuban government for al- leged confiscation of properties, yester- | day was granted an extension of one | week in which to appear in the Court of Instruction here on criminsl charges. ‘The charge, brought by Senora Vi- centa Gomez on alleged fraudulent sale Barlow’s arrest and imprisonment here two weeks ago. According to Mr. Bar- low, it was to have been changed into a civil case and then thrown out of court. Mr. Barlow, who returned to Wash- ington shortly after his arrest and im- prisonment in Principe Fortress, “among lunatics and lepers,” he said, recently informed the American State Depart- ment that Cuban courts ordered his penalty of defaulting a $500 bond and becoming a fugitive from justice. In his report to the State Department he requested that the Cuban court post- pone hearing until he could return to Havana. Reports from Washington indicate, however, that Mr. Barlow does not contemplate returning here to answer the charge, but that he is sending his attorneys, Edward M. Foristel of St. Louis and Thomas C. Bradley of ‘Washington. The Gomez charge claims that Mr. Barlow sold a plece of land to which he did not deliver title. COMING TO WASHINGTON. Florida Vocational Worker to Take Post With Government. TALLAHASSEE, Fla, September 18| (#).—Resignation of H. Corpening as State supervisor of voc: nll rehabili- tation to accept a position with the Fed- era]l Board for Vocational Education in ‘Washington was announced yesterday by ‘W. 8. Cawthon, State superintendent of publlc instruction. ning, who took over the Florida rehnb itation bureau upon its creation two years ago, will leave here October 1 and will begin his new work on Oc- tober 7. His selection came after an examina- tion, in which only the supervisors of Ohio and North Carolina obtained a m‘h" ating. They, however, declined | OPENING SEPTEMBER - 22 AMBASSADOR HOTEL WITH CLUB FACILITIES APPOINTEDIN THE MODERN" MANNER . RADIO. .. SWIMMING POOL, HAND BALL COURTS SPECIAL RATES TO PERMANENT GUESTS. .’..; 2 147 a7 K sTREET SEE SPECIAL AMBASSADOR, 'SECTION IN SUNDAY POST. R e | American With' $9,000,000 Claim ' THE EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, Will Rogers Says: WICHITA, Kans—Breakfast this morning at Beverly Hills and din- ner tonight at Wichita. Plane full of passengers and fine trip. In the morning will just hop down home to Claremore. They was opening my first talking picture tonight in Los Angeles and charging those poor people five dollars, and I just couldn’t stand by and be a party to such brigandage. First-night audiences pay their moneys to look at each other, so if they get stuck tomorrow night they can't blame me. It will be beceuse they don't look good to each other, — Episcopal High School Opens. SEMINARY, Va., September 17 (Spe- cial) —The Episcopal High School of Virginia opened here Monday night with an enrollment of 219 pupils. The Epis- copal Theological Seminary of Virginia will open its 107th session Thursday morning while the students will assem- ble tomorrow evening. D. PARACHUTE DEAT OF GIRL REOPENED &= Drinking Before Fatal Leap ‘May Cause Warrants to Be Issued. By the Associated Press. WICHITA, Kans, September 18.— County Attorney W. J. Wertz said. to- day that new evidence in his hands may result in:issuance of fourth degree manslaughter warrants for one or more of the parachute demonstration crew from whose plane Helen Williams, 18, Thomas, Okla., leaped to her death here Saturday with an unopened parachute. Miss Elinor Smith of New York, the holder of the women's solo endurance flight record, piloted the plane. The parachute demonstrators with her were Gene Rock and Bert White. Wertz asserted he had learned lfllfl Willlams and members of the W. 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Wise Prusident Treasurer “Spencer LWist Vice President. “Beanarns M. Wu-!.n-ury) C., m» night and part of Satur- -nd also uld“lln.uu? ’g‘l':‘l': s Ib; would be brought against m':mp&gud ' y information has evldpnm lhmu that one or mnre’% zhh: ln the plane was intoxicated, lrmmdl for rosecution - in ection with the girl's death,” he wmu t the coroner’s in- quest, hat: Mise ‘Wilitams had asked 5o be ‘allowed to make the jump, her flnt had not been ; had not been given adequate preliminary inlf.fucflm and that the accident was unavoidable. He said the girl's feet became entangled in. the shroud lines of tiye chute when she went. into a “flat spin” after Jumpin: from an altitude of 2,400 feet. Miss' Smith - nld she did not meet Miss Willlams Pr! night and did not “go with the bu ter dinner that ven , as I don't party.” did not say which members pf the crew were suspected of having beert at the roadhouse. 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