Evening Star Newspaper, April 25, 1924, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. GOVERNOR ASSAILS ~ CAMPAIGN FUNDS FILED. | MRS. CARRIE C. CATT |BILL HART DENIES OIL |NVESTIGATORS Coolidge Forces Spend 830702 in| ASSAILED BY WOMEN WIFE’S SUIT CLAIM Says Her Professed Desire to Re- | South Dakota to Johnson's $16,057. turn to Screen Based on Marital Difficulty. FRIDAY, separation agreement wnicn forbids | Besides, he adds, she never earned Mrs. Hart to accept any employment | more than $200 a wnk for pay or allow herself to be pho graphed for motion picture or adv tising purposes. Mrs. Hart, formerly known to APRIL 25, 1924, Best Value in Washington Jameson-Built Homes Two Chonce Locatlons to Select From s 33 to 47 T Street N.E. d an 519 to 525 13th St. N.E. It will pay you to inspect these houses at once. Five already sold. Six large rooms, tile bath, extra large sleeping porches, built-in ice boxes, servant’s toilet, laundry tubs, h.-w.h., clectric lights; deep lot to wide alley. Sold on casy terms . ASK THE MAN WHO OWNS ONE Built, Owned and For Sale by Thomas A. Jameson Co. 906 N. Y. Ave. NW. Owners and Builders Phone Main 5526 Pnnoetan Nnmnnten Coolxdge screen as Winifred Westover, TON, N.xJ., Apzil 26—Cal- plained in her suit that she could earn [ Vin lidge was nominated for Pres- 3500 weekly in the films and needed |ident and former Gov. Frank O. Low- the money, but the agreement she had |den of Illinois for Vice President at signed prevented her from doing so [a mock Republican convention held and, therefore, prohibited her from |a University by the Amer- earning her living. Hart's answer SERVI CE contends that her income from trust |- A. Service Station funds he established for h. child amounts to $9,650 a OUR -o‘rrn building, equipment || and experie need you really watisfactory serv- 2| Frequently Lobbied at Wnshmgton Against Democratic Prinoiples, State Club Says. Hyde Says Democrats Know Too Well Where to Seek Ratholes. ‘l\vl Associated Press ON, April 25.—Decl Carrie Chapman_Ca °| By the Associated Press, LOS ANGELES, Calif., April 25.— Dimocrat the W * | Mrs. Winifred Westover Hart's desire ¢ Club, at a me ite| to go back to work really is & desire T hight, voted to snd a leiter to| L0 commercialize the “unbappy do- Democratic national committea | Mestic difficulty” which led her to {in ynrm est_again onsidering Mrs, | Separate from her actor-husban hairman of the| William S. Hart, the latter a:ieges in ational conven- e oo proposed r..,-':| th; e that BANDIT LEADS 14 IN ROLD JAIL BREAK| wumw. and polishing day ana |’ €. CARS u led for and delivered anywbere at any time. mechanics and modern equipment for re- pairing, rebuilding and lu- || brication. | FILLING station available at all Free crank case she had Bt VhDosed 1o Demoeratic princi- “Slippery"* Dell Hanlon Heads Den ver Escape—"Bandit Queen” | a\ya)) pICKS DELEGATES. 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