Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1928, Page 10

1 HKHANCHORES - STATES ALENTS “Fox” Shows Intent to Keep Dual Character—Sees De- fense Physician. intain a dual character so | re concerned. sterday ignored three nists who sought to| Jailers he would not permit himself to mined by any State's specialists | X ttorney and his own | aid he nplete medical ding a test of the ebly Hunt, 16, Hiclgnan's accom- Rosehill drug venile Court. Judge Carlos | gave Keyes until Friday after- | Vid, o prepare the motion. > Springmann Will Filed. The will of John T. Springmann, who | December 28, was filed yesterday | He leaves $1.000 to his | mostly in Southwest | Md., is defendant in a $10.000 damage | distributed among his nce M., James H. and |street southeast, for alleged personal | E. Springmann. Mary A. Mills | injuries. Garnett's car, it is charged, | t 1 His house- - | tectively as a blue s Abe Martin Says: P I'm allus hearin’ somebuddy say, “Well, women are certainly comin into ther own,” when they've long since left ther own an’ come into ours. Nothin’ seems t' stop dandruff as ef- ge coat. (Copyright. n | SUIT DEMANDS $5,000 FOR ELEVATOR INJURY Cites Accident in Apartment - Last April. Marrion D, Curran, a spector of elevators, has $5,000 damages from Rel id, 3532 Connecticut leged personal injuries. Through Attorneys Bramhall & Mc- Cabe, the plaintiff says that on April 5, while .inspecting the elevator in the Monterey Apariments, owned by the defendant, his arm was caught between the cables and the drum when the elevator was carried beyond a specified stopping place. Herman A. Garnett, Illyattsville, suit by William T. Martin, 1332 U o the daughter, | collided with an automobile in which rt n was a passenger March 12, 6, at Second street and Maryland nue northeast, Marrion D. Curran, Lift Inspector, THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. CATHOLIC GIRLS’ CLUB PRAISED FOR ACTIVITIES Father Cavanaugh Lauds Organi- zation for Work Done to Ald Needy. Tribute was paid to the achieve- ments of St. Martin's Girls' Club by ov. Francls X. Cavanaugh of St. Martin's Church, who addressed a meeting of the club in its building, at North Capitol and T streets, Monday n ather Cavanaugh congrafu- lated the girls on the work they have done to relieve the poor. The record of the club will receive honorable mention in a forthcoming book on Catholic organizations being prepared by a member of Catholic | University, it was said. fiss N M. Catherine Dorsch was usly re-elected president of ere made for a St. Valen. dance and a membership camp JUNIPER TAR COMPOUND GIVES QUICK RELIEF FOR Colds, Coughs due to Colds, and Common Sore Throat . RIMENT! 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