Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1930, Page 4

A—4- -HARRIS AND BLACK | - DEBATE DRY MOVE D. C, FRIDAY, JANUARY 24, 1999, e e ar mu-[m'ummnmwm' """"'%1‘“' Sightes v line| - State Comsttutions Pay Part. |ecn DELdiced by, the teclaration of : tytion, u was but natural to expect | n, 'rhja r;a‘7 mm:z l’:nfl?"fm ’u}f R T £ s P e e | WREGKED PARTY, YEAR OF ACTIVITY EETES TR AP USE o S \ plan for non-jury Federal trials. proceeded ‘against without a jury, but The conuunux c“f"" 1n 1774 | Piat reference m the lmnu’e 'Zx me averice over T I S Sy 5 abicie protested to Quebec that the right 10|judge himself is “according to extended powe: mmmmmm = F Cases Tried by Commissioner, s;g_m:mm.,.m vas lollowed, closel | djidged ‘oases sriing. untie ewu. would be wm_h"nr commissioners and. | Apprehension Felt for 1,100 Business Confidence ' Ex- e 3 » ¥ to & jury ., ul " of course means, b o N 1775 1t land that Eng- | constitutions, ~ | or no dignity attached to a commission- - Would - Relieve Courts, b e ot o riand 251 S | cofinCes, W fodey oty k| 5 e i siieted majectis Unitad | ToUrists Stranded in | pressed by Leaders at-An- J oot s, el igh, o | v et ier] Contition. | S ot ey Sputend o . 22 Penal Settlement nual Natjonal Meeting. Senator Says. i otdd in The’ Codtutien. " Patlote finction was llnrgly followed up in | given by the Wickersham bills only the m 0. blodd was shed to guarantee this right | Thompson vi, Utah, which I have al- | Same POwer to subpoens as a magistrate ke o pracien il "[gna was Clearty “documented In ‘tne b 0 S s ey RE | By the Assoctated Press. By the Assoclated Press. ; of Cehe W it Ao ‘provides, “The trial of -urm?‘&‘..’.‘.'.&“n heory of e jury_ el | subpoenaed ‘ss ‘s Witness, A'commis; | BUENOS AIRES, January 24—Some | PHOENIX, Ariz, January 24—With ommenda t Upited amu come * {xcrimes 'lcept in cases of impeackment | under the Constitution, There are some | Sloner would ot he Tequired to trans. apprehension was felt here today for | leaders in the industry expressing son- missioners Et,.a-m to pass o, rsHall be b{ cases in lower courts that permit a|mit the hearings to the judge o the | tng comfort af the 1,100 Dpassengers of | fidence in the outlook for 1930, delegates cases_involving - certain . infractions of | o, s amendment declares: “In | waiver by the defondant, tne most | atter Sciar ema ot tive & eumen [ L o et O tes, which | o the annual t Midwintey business the T wero - dlacussed Il eriminal prosecutions the accused | notable being Belt vi. the United States, | 0 Tead the testimony in Sivetos ang e s Corvanies, WIMH |1y 1ere of the. Natlond) AmmeihRg of over the last. l% i -h-u enjoy the right to a speedy and | decided In the Court of Appeals of the | nswer form before :u-n.- inwm. Wednesday afternoon struck a rock in ne.l Estate Boards were outlining a 35:’:::& of Congress by ld wlufly public trial by an impartial jury. Distriet of*Columbia, which affirmed 1: ::";;Vg' ::“‘,'_"WH “I:::“:n 3 Mulc Channel, Tierra del Puego, rogram of activity for the gnr unider Sentor William ‘. Hartss, Demo Constitutionality T Hit, I mer, Ty e Whgt It s Important on TR | per oot ot 000 ey Bume | o e "“"";“d'uf 5 v, o Wil be tnstiied crat. of ;A &y a The Wickersham Commission wants | but the Thompson vs, Uteh case was | Proper weight to thelr testimony. The "f.fc he ship and were put ashare by the organization teda: ‘.’5 KR a:\; oarrying the provisions sug- enumerated petty offenses carrying ‘uldld far ears afierwards by the ggjmm'm"hhhv,:w by 'f;«'?h'? will ‘War transport Vicente A Harry H. Culver of ind_ Representative Loring xemulvu 'thh:enu of fine of 8900 o Impris- et and s &n stuclute con "urzfi i & matter involving & man's | ¢7 tho e x‘”’m“ R o e A casaquantary | i O XA revesh o:l‘l"r‘;!{‘:’l‘rww s lew York e: , hear s aran P {F"achate In the National Redio Farum, e ot s ouihi, e Wi, BT Quesiions Chines ‘of Sperilly; | QA oA, dangerous, | 0D of the lsiands. 1he Gailed, Blatie neacainy oot » The. Evening Biar o | ; ssioner, who repor e Wiisine Ooeiias 12- | but, the brea hlam of conatitu Tubaia s the s of & penat st ml estate interests at Iarge. sponsored by_the. Columbia -Broadcast- district judge, Who is to render judg- armmlsalon teali | satsguards s Dregnant with {at mope | Tt inmates of which include the most 24 €state ! of confidence, tempered som ing Biem. | The sadrisies wers brosd: ment of sonvckon or acquital, 1f the | I8 that the Contiution obtructed I B ston an ntzys future. Court | TROFRLE, SUmins of s country. | uim with & whtning toar iy outE cast localiy from Station G right). | commissioner reports for con: n plans relieve court cangestion de- ean relieved, in a con-~ = | for th in, SRRy s MR N Y )t e g | SRR SRR o W e < ST, BT S B bt e it | (205 ink, 1, St b the two mgeheted G shel et {75 T TRTTITY s e e [ 18 e Betad shat the o ,,,.,.‘? Jurisprudertce, hopin to get back on the P o elghteanth .m”,,;:,,. 10,lifs In the blsak community en the | ST, 3 Tl of Springleld, Dhio, tain enuniextied peity ORwses, ATV e meeting of the Senate appropria- | be held at oice bafore the commissioner, | nal ‘prosscutions. * Grime is the e s Tuiiting the ac- | or modification of the Volstead ace- 1t SR the oouitiment. Kissell.itid the problem kA -mmn. ‘m nugs:&n:s‘ “Q.‘:cfinm 3800 49 | tions gommitese. and that o8 |instead of o preliminary hearing. d-ul‘-;; pterm—felony is s specifia fle and "x:m:; ury trisl by pe can be , Tetleved by SUIing a8 offenes | ona's gns e i c,_}{“:;"fhf’g'u},":: ing emplogment 55 & pro in risonmt ‘nxwlu ’ 8U] 'ndent meanor another specie, — be heard. mmissioner, Mmm.m,,,mn >4 :;Nlny such. T-M %‘y‘ r.;m et ARAT wer desired was known in the common Jaw when the { o the judge of gu 4 mare we ncentrate. ol ity to enable 'flrfiu nwn to. leop by & One Government could concentrate helping to aslvage supplies of {he Monta order Yho ‘would TeperT.ta, s district Judge, until Congress adjourned, 1 determined | by the accused.or appeared to be neces- | Constitution was adopted and . the | nd mhwwkmhlm committee obs | attention on the Drofossianssie 81l 13 | Gervantas. . The iner strack o up . instaliments, o, e mm En i w I SR iy e B S, e e Ay e | g S i e of e 1 e o o oo | B 2 el o e s Sk | H S er e e ‘convict t vot eir ried at once. ol el for_ convietion, the |., Mo O ot e o Sttt 1 1p. After conficence with Ihels | FATY. BLtPmon mand A vy the :r""!l“fld of & J‘" rial, but reqflres & | amendment to want the ‘bods g | PATC of Lo shin, Which now Iy sgb: g Of Wageg was contompiaies mnu-m ht petitlon for & JUr¥ | because they believed he would enforee | lawvers and triends, With time perhaps | Word felonles” Ingtesd of -crimes” i to < r{', . 1 jury. low can & | Constitution scrapped that the amends fRerasd ofs with "tne’ propelters remain- fyor 1930, trial. D e sioner wourd | the clghteenth amendment, and thers | to concoct a defense, that they dcide | the Constitution had. that been. their A o mie Tmy or thay | Jent might survive and even were it ' out of the water. 1t ls expected. the %" betition, the commiscioner. wou is little doubt that most of the members | to take a chance of trial in eourt. Our | intent. They made no distinction be- g by & ju officer ioss. , brohibition eould not . exist, hip will be a total he case before it, the defendant is g v 1t 18 in —— ey impose sentence, of both houses of owe their | commissioners, with few oxceptions, | tWeen potty and major erimes when |in o in confict with natoal ne ll.”b PRESSURE 2 Possible. 5 c""{“" < providing for trials. 'gullty.. Every juryman will know the | and the xn-mn-bu hi b Sconar Harrs sid & il carryin | ext oF s Smenimnt & WU R B | v e S Y, S o | PRI 1 ML W v ra | S senron e Hfendun Fo b v of man. | BILL ADDS 2 JUSTICES. "'2!' such_provisions was prepared for him | cently been introduced which will give | economy, speed ‘and substantial justice | NArY logic applied to every-day under- nvan & jury trial is because the defend- gy W el 2 ‘Sam: . Sibley, " United test vote in the Senate and Pos- | seems Sih- | standing of the involved terms. Wa has been found gulity and so the BEHL'N OFFlclALS DENY A yu. Phene for our bul-lu. :{.:;’é' dj{x!dn m“e{lunuflhtgn dl:mct ‘s‘l’hl; the, Houpe, and. those of us: 5‘\0 m‘; 't}u‘:rc;-hnhmfl;g‘:edr, ;’t“?;:d in | Will resort to the technical reasoning rfi‘gmg:: fi'lx\‘r:‘o:e?:: orz«:;;l'mugn Dyer Measure Affects Distriet Court T e Bibirs | oty o oot ticome this oppot- | minor cases, would U & mere arm of | o1, Jurists with uncommon insigbt on (the common law and tha Gonstivution | - HEAVY 'AUTO DUTY AIM of Appeals. Moum‘l" VALLEY entieth Congress. It is- Judge Sibleys | tunity fo show the Country the sentl-| the court, similat to the petition of |the Pending question. the defendant is entitied to d Appointment of t ion, he. i, commissioners of Congress, confident that it Will | an .suditor or master or referee in|, WO &re bound to accord respect to N T Sy v sdditiomal asso- e pive great " relel to.tha dIStrict | prove 10 be-everwheimingty ih Tavor of y.on, the i side, and this | e, opinions of Genaral” Wiokersham, vencn, o Dby ot hat Whep, there | By the Amocisted Pros. SR TR o e, Oourt ot ‘”‘"’ ER L AT R ve all render 8 AN e a7 PV L DGO o Mtk Decate, | o o8y St o 0 i ke Silogithid, i o he Nefor, | otoed s prcualy ey st b ik et i 1o oo e o JEE B B Waderat HOT SPRNGS ARK. e e e e wtat | Great thorel wnceriaXing during tme | $hAS JUIY trial is sssumed to be waiv. | 15, o4set, Ihels views on tis subjeet | self Lo sccure o suleequent jury tpal? - | ufacturcrs’ Assoc wovernment | Feferred to. the' seuse "foies oo | 218 District Notionsl Bank Blds. P" it as Jud,le Si ez; P %o deal | Past 10 rs and the friends of tem- lblhmn u;nmu of unh sentence in | tinns from seurces. of parallel dis- | templates the enforcement of prohibi. | 85 about to & _prohibitive tariff | mittee. Metre. 1 ly common sense rance have every reason to be grati- eu-flmwu be left to the j:lu:ebe?nd tinetion. 2 non through m mnnmmnnt of major "?0; lm cars, were officially de- s £ et | B, S e 1, N 2, o g S e and " e ot G precsingl oors W e | I 0 e TR j [ sl el e sty B | R e S e | e |t o e et | S A S L3 oL P Sl i Bt £ re W, a3 money jonal ; ; 3 i e VA i e o T R B S e e i Bt AT T | R M S o i 1 et ot e oy o386 8 FOOTER'S ey g DYE'"G to cancoct s defense. that they declde | 000 107 bEMeAtion, tood, elothing and |, "two-thirds of both Houses' of Con- B %0 afles distr the pudl . ct judge and denies all these safe- Saded ‘that & fi.f:&?‘&"’:fl” o i a0 the ading mewatec e L I Yaibeie, we :;-Eamu:-nm mn‘hfl.‘ T Wi "- fisrds lo the Boy wha s caugnt with « | by four times 'the preserit tmport ate . rers of eoun avor - la) not even give P %™ The ernment also demied that ”-’:“‘g‘u?}e‘g d::{}htm::th&g; oy @ e Aed :::in:n'n“ flson;nh dm;:“ n’a“uwm chincs to wave i, <The ’“).“u o foses. Tm;‘ LA m“:rlueh der | had e considered z fixing & quota lu’: Wouid be “a mere arm of the court.” g,.‘f“’ "",fi‘,’“‘,":‘u:,;"",‘m""&,“‘hg; s ST e it of | 0 e T Bt T T e | Due to the Inclement Weather the Black Cites Constitution. w have. ', among in- | Congress and the country is such that ual neither by the mmsel( and another ’ud{a &tn the boy with & e Fir‘t TW D. s of ou A Representative Black argued m"n'zh’ i ufg‘l‘ A, S walks ot ‘ite we tre- ,'.-"ezfln.fi"nrf&lhll‘m“ i entpeosment § - aay, individual merely upon_their | gullty Qfil?"f}.f:v.leni"fi'x"fi&??u'flg Pair Found Dead in Tourist Camp, ot 24 r Anniversary const |~ | QU ly w al flagrant " Fooat ;}m’&nm oF Geal by Jury n-al | Violations of thi Tag. Some good peo. | fore. 11 'we il now 1t will materiaty | s ueDori ’imm’fm""'fl' im | 500 days with no parcle LORDSBURG, N. Mex, January 3¢ Discount, We Are Continuing Same crimes except impeschmeni, and of | ple séem to forget that in emcour: . retard the cause. Furthermore, we en- portant case is vs, Utah| There are many praetical objections | (#).—A man and ‘woman, each . Throuxh trial by imp.flhl jury. ‘The | by their exlmpl. violations of ane courage the enemies of this law to|(170 U, 8, 343) declded -rfl the United | to th , For instance, to ution does -not._distinguish be- | they are developing lack of respect Tor | strive for n"‘ repeal when we neglect | States Bupreme Court, ere a crime laseph E. 3 iy tween felonies and miisdemeanors, he | all laws. ‘o appropriate the money nocessary to | was committed in Utah befores it be: of 1308 Central avemue, oo g turday, January 25 sald, adding that it would be impossi- | One trouble is the present generation | 3ecure loyal and efficient employes. came a State. The accused was tri by the prosecutor, he becom were lound dna in & loul tourist camp | . ble for & man to get a trial before an | knows little of the influences | Most of the Senators and Congress- | grter statehood, before & jury of .um ye A coroner's jury nmrui - if he took to the trial | of the bar room and ux‘ m' men opposing this law have voted | He did not object unf ‘after the 3 wrdlct thn the pair met death from ."‘m“u States commissioner's finding | nothing of its horrors; lnother "the | against appropriations to enforce it.|verdict, Judge Harlan writing for our ty of uses_unknown. : oblections .mhm'fi'g:"uf 'uf-' m’ S e geies mm':sa'ih =omcw'- Bkboe Ja K v |Juenet, ribunal said: Crne ly in = ' = | force e en : m th g‘i‘t any Grl'b:a.ml to &pnvs‘glm”ot hu o B o o e R B | S areet e, i by ded. pow= i\'!;_rney 6"1:"&.1;“ favor the g mnhu. \r'u.!.‘ Tumhne; Bro- | Wickersham Commission’ relles for its far as | by President Hoover, and feel that flap.?a w =l pmy&t‘!mmyu . one of aenmm-m of wl;hml 3 l‘ n, ey - enforcement | was killed by law violaf ! uid elu 8. 540, .Yutd,fil Harlan there a:'-I ‘would greal many 5 i “the trial of crimes, except ' T with the Attorhey @eneral| - Text of mn Speech. ! | onsey of tmpese . | that .g.-un important me: rec- ,.Im‘_unnuvu Black spoke, in as yur‘y’,"- is to be construed in the “l:m DISCOUNT On All Articles B ht to Our Stores fo Cluvdn = .".or Dysing—We Will Deliver en Cm’ploflm . Dresses, Wraps, Coats, Suits, Sllpm, Kimonos' & t 2 > £ ommanded 15 the one.to ok ot aowenen T deouuFllm hing of T E i e e B R ol BRI Our Telephone " obdowis| i1 WY & bill in ventieth the ers WAS. D ly to give accused of orime was entitled to be ! mhnfl%‘u ‘?Mmprmclp';z.mmmgd e iomleg ettty | e By » ury; g wnua.u" N b 4 R KT R 5 . 3 not only e > R’ i “Millions of voters, Democratic as. ‘use of U;mm States Omnmu‘: Xinor O{H rflluo:';ntdhl [ hlv -mnc allt:u‘nof uu u er‘y re - ; $ mumubuamggomurflw- ers'in trying minor cases, provided tne punhnmemo(vmmylnnlnm - * ver because they be would | accused ‘agrees to waive a jury trial g SR e SRR | R FE et i Black & White Cabs 1o asid, ‘and thets 8 1) Gontres ovs Sausl 15 SbWay, ane of {he beek men On All Am‘eln Cnllcd for If Order.Is Gotten in. their .lemon, m n hm. he United States, snd it is con- .M. Saturday, January 25th National 0051 F () () T ERS | ”ufiomkeli\m' mmuwzmdhnnbdth:.nwr- : : meseurs and has and : RN TR f AMERICA'S BEST CLEANERS AND DYERS . ..quu P, vrv- nent Jadves ::la"}iwy':fi at e ¥ 1332 G SL N.W. P 1784 Col. Rd hibition. on can commission that s measure i Y ll = J g 784 Col. Rd. v . o] ey | ST ol BN For coch 30 ¢ * Yellow Cabs Phows Digh 43" (. S eme G o courts. It can be relieved by repesl of| ~ Requires Only Common Sense. frection borrowed i the gighteen mz;poflflwzwwlm.vummmm- you to des s o the volead act L 16 the Con ted & many probiniion” e Lo a7 @ month e rOpO 1tan P could ot exlsL ;I'Il—l?' ':f‘ ‘tth: l.: is on:lnvl:n '.h:t the ':om;é':h.:: ,'h&;“fi S —— L r——— c— W Shenavie Tichts of coure 'hkT:ue o mélm'&‘"m' ;!fi s g The telephone "Nmrln: will not ; Text of Marris’ Spesch. Virtually police . He the mote when connect you if you eall our old num~ The text of Senator Harrls' speech | Gery -’.‘m‘i‘.’.."&';'.i Snd they are e due. Deposits i " bers—so familiarize yourself with the above new numbers—the only changes are the exchange names. S % folows: such s to oceupy the attention of the % The ratification of the eighteenth mm mm. or take the time of the smendment in 1920 radically changed | court. The accused is often poor, comes the laws of our country which had been | a long am.moe with his witnesses, and effect, for more than 130 years, and | due to the crowded condition of the short space of 10 years it eould | court is frequently .m.yed several days expected that prohibition would | Or'misses a trial altogether. Thepe de- i be anything like 100 per unt -!ecuvt. l&!‘l = 'w;f've “I.M o:?:’"" n‘n::!. especi Congress has ap- part rnment i w‘t:"lzyd'l:mcum funds to -n(m ;}:flwu are uq\und' t: appear u1$ g‘, 1 3 ° 3 - >, o~ e o -~ 13 113 MORRIS PLAN BANK Under Supervision U..S. Treasury 1408 H Street N. W. wwmmmmmqw it. 8o far as 1 know none of the| commissioner, and then before B ol B T o | ate eoutinned unitl (s est (o e e to enforce the law. “';"_":. b B l':elu;l’:he“tvl'?-u:'. I made an effort to provide and e e X? mreu 1 funds to ‘be used ' for ‘this Sxpense. lw"m“ was opposed by Secretary | Detter for all concerned if a trial eould WABHINGTON'S FINESBT MEN' STORE . Regular . $40 & %45 2-Pants SUITS $2.8.50 Blue sm-.--nnd-finx-s«i" 1 p‘r‘dve]y small increase. It is .futile to ‘enforce this law with the r appropriation that has- been ble in the past when we consider thoussnds of miles of boundary | lines on th Canadian and Mexican | borders to be guarded, as well as the Atlantic, gulf and Pacific coasts, to say nothing of enforcement in the ! m E'! Opportunity for Real Savihg.' A Group of 190 State authorities will o try to o= force this law except in co-opera with the Federal officials. I believe that with ample funds the prohibition law could be made as ef- fective as the laws against murder and other crimes. Should Net Be Pirtisan. Prohibition Ibmllflflw fb. fllzfllm partisan measure, and so far as shall be. President cencerned it Wilson had no more u admirer and !almwer than I, but 'h!n he vetoed the Volstead bill I voted to override his veto. Democratic Senators who be« $350 gnd %3 . P Smo ¥ o Faultless Note: Pajamas b i o potri AR ve prol will s L new pal st ;-::u"rl; to enioros this ] m [l No Al!u'ctum Chnuc. . ) own meant no_criticism of Nm Hoover when I introduced the resolution requiring the Crime Com- mission to send in & prel port. I felt that it was im) it for §hl appropriations committee,®! which $1 95 A Group of- fale. sources that the Crime Commission had not intended mg 2 _report in time for{ ember, to have their veport ; ; (3 for ’5.73) | ' See L Formerly $8.50 and $10.00 ; | 1 | . Regular 345 Broadcloths, end-and-end cloths and- madrases in plain colors, stripes or fig- ured designs expertly tailored into coat styles with or without collars. No more pajama strings. ‘Nothing about your waist but a soft flexible No- belt patented waistband, - * Rale1 h Haberdasher 1310 F Strest ik, S1dneyWest Léth and G Streets N.W. EUGENE C. GOTT, |President e v A e84 404 S ENAASRLEERAE ARSREEIL LIS I 1ESASSNIINL F Stnct qt Qth e O — Frpae s