Evening Star Newspaper, February 29, 1928, Page 22

29 22 THE 'F\'RNT\'(“ STAR, WASHINGTON., D. C. WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 29, 1928.° s RADID AMENDMERT UPHELD BY DAVIS Representative Denies Cald- x well’s Statement Broadcast- ing Would Be Wrecked. ated Press, ative Davis, Demacrat, Ten- nessee, has taken issue with O. H. Cald- well of the R’ldh\ Cnlmm\dm\ with re- t attack upon | dio amend- | Mrs the “equal ment now before the nou 1] s | filed suit for a limited divorce from v | Ru quest er things. that each | equal {leave the of one' Air Corps . .ok, though o | _are ve service intervene, be interval of eligible for under that call to active dut xcept as one of th who may be retain maximum period of duty.” He acted on opinion by KAUFMANN the enact- edistribution o n | he judge advocate general. ! SUIT IS DISMISSED Action Against Dentist Is Ruled Out by Court. Justice Bailey in Circuit Division 2 has dismissed the suit for $10,000 dam- brought against Dr. William I a dentist of Farragut Apart- by Anna M. Winsbro, of 1237 ot northeast July 1 last. he plaimtif failed fo answer when v led for trial and Jus- | COMMITTEES NAMED FOR CITIZENS’ BODY List Announced for Ensuing Year by President of North Capitol Association. i ve the doctor a judg- ment for costs against the plaintiff. Injury re m the extraction of | a tootn d in the plaintiff’s | petition entist was represented [ by Attorneys Minor. Gatley & Drury {and Charles W. mm WIFE StEKS DIVDHCE Inez D. Olsen Accuses Hus- Committee appointments for the North Capitol Citizens' Association for the coming year have been announced by President Henry Gilligan as follows: Membership No. 1—Charles J. Mac- Murray, chairman; Mrs. Rose S. Houchins, Oswald Schmidt, John A. Shields, John M. Card. Mrs. Nettie Fitz- gerald, Harry L. Stout, Mrs. Laura B. | Landon and J. W. Jenkinson. Membership No. 2—-Charles A, Stew- art, chairman: B. J. M&Guirl, H. P. Gumprecht, Albert A. Peter, Mrs. Mary A. Ford, Everett G. Holt and Mrs. Ella | Dolan, Publicity—~Willlam T. Richardson, chairman; P. W. Pritchett, Henry K. Murphy and Jesse W. Morgan. Public utilities—William G. Hender- son, chairman: Georg~ A. Casey, W. T. Richardson, Guy W. Numbers and John ' | F. Hardle. uehond deserted | . Schools and schoolhou ry 15, and has not since con- | & Lawles, chairman: d to her support = n her plea that her husband would | Jurisdiction, Justice Hitz fis- sued a writ against the husband r him to give bond of $500 to stay band of Desertion. Mrs. Inez'D. Olsen, a_ stenographer in the Department of Commerce, has J. Olsen, an employe of the Frigid- air Corporation. who makes $5.000 per annum, she \lfl((‘\ Mrs. Julia J. Lanahan, mtm J. Armstrong and W, R. and Federal relations— Paul, chairman; Robert H. B R. Franklm, James O'Con- L. D. Thompson, T. Homer Hall an? Frank S. Wallace. Streets, sidewalks and lights.—E. B. Lawless, chairman; Willlam R. &hee- han, Roland O. Drach, }'. L. McKinley, Joseph Herson, E. A. Nelson, Willland, H. Jordan, Joha H. 5mith and Edwin M. Holt, Fire and police protection—Willlam E. Wise, chairman; C. J. Orem, Casper R, Taylor, Charles A. Camaller and W. S. Ayers. Public bnll‘tf'—(} W. Numbers, chair- man; C. R. Brill, James L. Feeney, Hugh Everett, and J. D. Ashford. Sewers and water-—Henry R. Eberly, chairman; Willlam C. Robertson, Henry Hoiby and E. M. Holt. Public health and sanitation—Dr, T. J. Barber, chairman; R. W. Parker, Dr. Harry J. Crawford and Dr. R. L. Spire. Zoning—Washington Topham, chalr- man: Raymond Loranz, W. T. Richard- son, Bayard K. Gibson and Richard J. Taggart. Parks, lawns and playgrounds—Miss | Elizabeth Mahon, chairman; S. M. Fal- PAINTER ~-should have an account at hington pending the hearing of petition. Attorneys F. Regis E. R. Pruner appear for the Extra Dry and Pale Stop Skin ltchmg Use he: ]n—pn. 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