Evening Star Newspaper, June 10, 1924, Page 17

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A real discovery— Sure mothproofing now Used successfully by over 300 clothing manufacturers HEIRS FILE $200,000 SUIT AGAINST SCHOOL lkin of Late Dr. Charles W. Hoff- man Seek to Recover Bequest' to Mount St. Mary's. Special Dispated to The Star. FREDERICK, Md., June 10.—Liti- gation over the estate of Dr. Charles ‘W. Hoffman, former librarian of the been revived, Maurice H. B. Hoffman of Hyattsville and eight other neph- ews and nieces having filed suit in circuit court here to recover $200,000 from Mount Saint Mary's College, near Emmitsburg, Md., legatce. The suit is expected to be heard late this fall. The plaintiffs eharge that the col- lege has not fulfilled the provisions of Dr. Hoffman's will, which designated the bequest for erection of & chu It is the second t sought to gain poss tune. When Dr. Hoffman he left several beque: and friends and the residue of his estate, to be held in trust died, in 189’ to relati that more than $75.000, for his half brothirs, s their death $10,000 go town_ College for a librar: remainder to Mount St. a churd In 1915 brothers, th the will, des h ample churches for its ne that expenditurs for another would be a waste of the fund. i Associate Judges Glenn P. Worth- ington and the late Edward C. Peter ruled for the plaintiffs, while a minority decision was rendered by C Judge Hammond Urner, who by the court of appeals. was distributed ¢ contending return of the momey, ask 3100,- 000 and $100,000 punitive damages. Judges Urner, Worthington Robert B. Peter now will the iss AUTO COLLISION KILLS SURGEON, INJURES FOUR ‘Wreck Near London Hurts Col. and Mrs. Fowler of Washington. Fatal to G. A. Gordon. By the Associated Press, LONDON, June 10.—Dr. G. A. don, Bri government surgeon, died today from injuries received last evening when his small motor car was in collision with a limousine in which were four Americans—>Miss Constance Deighten Simpson of Los Angeles, who was recently presented at court: her mother, and Col. and Mrs. William E. Fowler of Washing- and for pas; Gor- 1 o broken nd bruised. s w not they suffered from the shock. The collision oceurred on the Great tern road near Hounslow. Go don’s car, which is said to hav on the wrong side smashed to bits limousine was overturned and the occupants thrown out. VISIT RESTRICTED AREA. Commissioners Inspect Section Op- posing Apartment Houses. The District Commissioners, in their capacity as members of the zoning commission, made a_personal inspection_this afternoon of a large area_in the northwest in which it has been suggested that the erection of apartment houses be prohibited. 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The May report to the ate prohibition department shows 3 arrests, 143 stills taken, 2 $5 i 70,8 chines confiscated. The va property taken was nearly $68,000. This ‘report is independent of the activities of federal prohibition of- ficers and of police and county of- ficers throughout the state. "ederal officers reported the cap- of 450 gallons of liquor in pos- ssion of William Scott and Charles Petersburg. The liquor was stored in their home and was be- lieved to have belonged to a moon- shiners’ band. The men were ar- rested. WOULD ENJOIN HUSBAND. ‘Wife Asks Court to Bar Him From Her Home, Charging Cruelty. Suit for maintenance has been filed in the District Supre > by Ruth A. Alexander s Alexander, a ma 3 chi grocery ¢ wife charges cruelty a s @n injunction prevent the husband from visiting or molesting her. Tk were married at January 8, 1914, dren. Attorney pears for the wife. Kidnaped From Jail. JACKSONVILLE, FLA. June 10.— Fate of negro prisoner who last night was kidnaped from the jail at Pablo, near here, by ten robed and masked men, who imprisoned Mar- shall Owen C. Wingate in_the jail, still was in doubt today The negro | was serving entence for insulting white wom nd have three ch orge I' Barse ap- a Vacant Properties WANTED “The Sign of Gardiner & Dent” Is a Sign That Your Property Will Rent We have many prospective renters of stores, offices, apart- ments, etc. Others like our system of securing tenants, W believe you will like it, too. Consult our Rent Department. GARDINER & DENT, INC. Member of Washiogien Beal Estato Main 4884 1409 L Street N.W, FIRE IS COSTLY! J Be Protected Aguinst It OLB 923 New York Ave, N.W. Insurance Agency STUDEBAKER Just Drive It; That’s All ety to| Rockville cl FLOOD WATERS CAUSE DAMAGE IN INDIANA ‘White River on Rampage, Forcing Cottagers to Flee—Wabash Near Danger Mark. By he Associated Press. INDIANAPOLIS, June 10.—Flood waters were causing heavy damages in Indiana today, with many streams out of their banks and others stead- ily approaching the flood stage. White River, whose banks in the vicinity of Indianapolis are dotted with summer cottages, was on a rampage and many cottagers were forced to abandon their homes. Ow- ing to flood walls little damage has been caused by the high waters with- in the city. H. Armington of the United ates weather bureau predicted the would not go much higher-in cinity unless there are addi- tional rains. Reports from Anderson, Ind., were that the streams of Madison County were at 4 higher stage than for any time in Jun hin the past thirty- five years, wly planted corn fields, oat and wheat fields are under water in_many sections. Wabash River at Lafayette, was reported as rapidly ap. hing the danger stage and a ¢ had overflown into the low- south of the city. Ayres to Nominate Gov. Davis. sntative William A. 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