Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-04-20
Supreme Court of United
 States Decides He Was Given All Rights.
b .11TsTICES DISSENT FROM ADVERSE RULE
|Holmes and Hughes Do Not Agree
 with Decision Handed Down by Jus- flee Pitney-Georgia's Governor Elect Will Handle Problem.

Atlanta, Ga., Apiil A'' " Frank will appeal for his life to the |noonle of Georgia. His case is out c: The courts. No further move in law ui,, he made to save him, according so Harry A. Alexander, his chief cOun- bel tonight. "1 am very much disappointed over Inc supreme courts decision, but will keen up the fight" said Leo M. Frank, when informed that the case bad gone against him. He would not dd to the statement. Frank accepted he decision with calmness.
 As soon as the decision of the su- hreme court of the United States dis missing Franks appeal from the decl- ion of the supreme court of Georgia, enying him writ of habeas corpus Kas announced, MT. Alexander issued he following statement:
 nThe judgments that have been ren- ered bv the courts have been con- rolled by technical reasons. Our ap- eal is now to the people of Georgia Ind to their officers. Knowing the eople of this state and their deep ense of justice and right, we know hat with the fearful doubt that hangs yer the correctness of the verdict, ley do not wish. to see Leo M. Frank pter the extreme penalty
 Questio ROT New Governor.
 It appears !. tely that the last word the noted c; .e will be said by Gov tnor-elect Nat Harris.
 The very earliest date under legal ocedure and with the utmost dis btch of every factor concerned that rank could face the day to mount e gallows cannot fall within two onths and a halt Before that time. e present governor. John M. Slav- n, will have heen succeeded in of e by Mir. Harris.
 Governor Slayton himself is sure he III be out of the executive chair be- re the case comes to the governor final action. Tonight he made the lowing statement:
 "The Frank case has not been pre- nted to me, and can not posslDly me before me during my term Of lice. have not read the record and advance, could not form or ex- ess any opinion of the case"
 Governor Harris said tonigh: he d not given any attention so far to records of the case, and would we to make thorough study of all evidence and other factors be- fe he could make statement.
 Execution Date in July,
 The mandate of the supreme court the United States which dismissed anks appeal. under legal proceed B. will not be sent back to United Rtes Judge Newman here within than 20 days. This period is al Fed by law in every supreme court |e to give time for rehearing mo- n. However according to Franks nnsel tonight. there will he no such tlon. It is likely then that Judge wman wll receive the mandate put May 20. He will certify the re- ', 1t is exnected within a few days. specific time is allowed for this ion.
 |olicitor Dorsey will then swear out aabeas cornus writ as the formal ans Of bringing Frank before Judge
 Hill for resentence Judge Hill not | kelly to set the day of execu-
 within less than 40 days from
 tlme of resentencing.
 soon as the date of execution is
 the appeal to the prison commits
 Will be made. probably at the session of the board. By the the commission makes its study Ile case and announces a recom- aoatlon. it is practically certain
 Siayton will be out of office. his ending June 26.