Evening Star Newspaper, September 26, 1929, Page 31

GLASSMANS FILE DEMURRER TOBILS Charge Liquor Indictments Ambiguous—Answer “Padlock” Suits. ‘Herbert Glassman, garage owner, and his brother, David Glassman, recently Indicted with. 10 other persons on charge | Glassman brothers deny that to their of conspiracy to violate the nmoml | knowledge the two garages, or either of prohibition act, today filed separ: hem, were used to viol llfe the national demurrers to the indictment clllmlng prohibmon act. They deny that they it to be bad in substance. | were ever parties to, or participated in, hrough Attorney ‘Alvin L. Newmyer, |any act intolving the mmuhcture e the hl‘others also filed separate answers , session or sale of liquor on the to the “padlock” proceedings broulhmues in violation of the Vomend lct year for alleged nuisance under the national prohibition act on the claim that the garages were used as distrib- uting points for liquor. Other Defects Alleged. In reference to the indictment, the }Glnsxmln brothers declare that it fails to charge the commission of a crime, is ambiguous and uncertain and does | not furnish the accused with such spe- cific description of the charge as will enable them defend themselves. Other defects, not specified, are alleged to bz apparent on the face of the in- dictment. As to the “padlock” proceedings. the . | missed an THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1929. The brothers ask that temporary injunction now placed on mzm be dis- d, that the Government's mo- { tion for a “ pld.lock be denied. HOOVER CONSIDERS LINCOLN INVITATION President Asked to Attend Cere- monies at Springfield on Anniversary. | President Hoover has taken under | 1. ici- | car tracks in this area recently were | consideration an invitation to partici- pate in the ceremonies incident to the observance of the birthday anniversary of Abl'lhl Llnmln at Springfleld, IlI,, February 1 The ceremonlu ‘will be held at the old l hnmc of the martyred President in that ; | The invitation was extended to the ! | President by Senator Glenn and Repre lng the discussion of the Young plan 4 d | Georgetown Anacutlon After Ad- sentative Yates of Tlinois and Silas Strawn, Chicago lawyer. President Hoover tod.ly conferred witl Gilbert, l[enl ;enenl lor German reparations, Wh country on a vacation. Mr auben dur I an advizo at the the Presldent was pflnclmlly for pay- ing his respects. .- Safety Zonmes Ordered. An order requiring the installation turtle bottonu and the paintin of * isconsin avenue streef. removed from the side to the middle of the avenue. AUTOMOBILE, LIABILITY, FIRE, | BURGLARY AND TORNADO INSURANCE THOS. E. JARRELL CO. Realtors. 721 10th St. N.W. CITIZENS MAY OPPOSE DEATH PENALTY HERE dress by Judge 0'Toole, Names Investigating Committee, Favorable action on a resolution urg- ing abolition of the death penalty in Of the District was indicated last night Ash Cans and Furnace Tools || FRIES, BEALL & SHARP 734 10th St. N.W. Natl. 1964 by the Progressive Citizens* Association of Oeorlewwn following an address on cmldun MA‘S ject by Judge Mary O'Tool e of Lhe Munlelp;l Court. Judle O'Toole hu ln lmportlm place on the speaking | socia m of anti-capital punishment SS meetlng at the Washington Audi- l torium, FPriday, October 4, and active recently in the successful fight of Comme definitely oppose capital punishment. After .vudlz O'Toole had concluded to_have the Chamber her speech, in which she pointed that_two Allyers recently executed in the District were declared by physicians to have the mentality of 11-year-old |effort will be nwae t0 line up !I beth T. Sullivan, | associa ent, appointed a committee to ltudy th~ lubjecl and report to the as- sociation at its October meeting. woul The pellur denied that capital | an carly dn e. | punishment was a deterrent to crime, and polntzd nnt that most murders were prom| y passion or mental ‘nn ress, and predicted that —— was rcel th cued statistics to show lo not have c]ldplttl punuhment have fewer homi- cides. Judge O'Toole said that a determined venwd, he had lost his watch, and his out George Dell, a college boy, timepiece. 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