Evening Star Newspaper, October 28, 1927, Page 10

10 THE FEVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28 1927 e BUI-EM AN DU PflN'l' 'Fwo Hold-Up Men |CAPTAINS CHOSEN e gtiadeyin e vhysteal] COMPANY WINS SUIT, | that the famtiy sugecet fom coia) could be substituted. Pick 32 Victims |N Y M c A DR'VE pn?;:’r?hfn(;me";:,‘l'.r."i‘:ll::‘:”nlmlalgss}'f"?n?l The G & Heating, Cose 918 "‘ The jury in Circuit Division 2, be- . M. U.-A. association and detailing expendi- | . aot. vesterday won the suit for| fore Justice Hailey, rendered a verdict . . tures and receipts for the vear. In| gr % o ¢l in favor of the defendant company, . In Police Llne.UP —_— this way contributors will | know | ;100 damages | Ot iy | Which was_represented by Attorney onvenience of {14 Leaders to Direct Teams in|°¥actly how their dollars are divided | ;yvinbe “Por inju f s Charles S. Baker. up, it Is pointed out. ity sata to 1 3 )m the By the Assoclated Press. 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