Evening Star Newspaper, September 14, 1928, Page 5

THE EVENING STAR.. WASHINGTON. D. C, FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 14, 1928. i o e e e e e e e G R — GIRL IS INJURED l__d_c_ SHIFTED TO WEST. |t RIS L | MINTIRE SEEW VICTOR. ”“‘D@@fllfi@l@@@@@@@ GG Col. R. S. Fitch Will Go to Monte- DENVER, September 14 (/Pr.—ThE‘ 'j 4 DRIVER FORFEITS $10. |[one doubtful contest in Tuesday's pri- : : e { mary clection. that involving the nom- :A,\ = . O R ATy, aeates | Arrestea i West Potomac Park yes- | ination in the Democratic party for “ s RS [ 1%uitions Building. has been acsigned | terday by Park Policemen J. B, Edel- | Represcntative from the third district, EAT 0. ' ‘ % to the 11th Cavalry at the Presidio flf;kamn and J. P. R. Toland when he, yesterday scemed definitely to have NEW 1928 PACK i | | t""““‘“’" Calif, effective on comple-| attempteq to take a one-way traffic sign | been settled with the apparent victory s tel uty at the Cav Woman and Small Son Hurt\ ey O e ey |from the roadway; a man describing |of Harry Mclntyre, former deputy ! {lain Fal C. Head has been transferred | himsef as William M. Engbertson, 1736 | United States marshal, over H. L. L. as Taxicab Collides | : 4 from the Philippines to Scott Field, IlL; | Q street, forfeited $10 in Police Court | Anderson of Trinidad. - Maj. Alexander W. Cleary, Infantry, |tor taking property without a right. With 10 of the 19 countiesTin the dis- : £y from Portland. Orcs., to Fori Benjamin | Police say he spent considerable time | trict complete, including Las Animas, With Auto Harrison, Ind.: Maj. John P. McCaskey, | removing the largs lugs which held the | Anderson’s home county, the vote stood: i m the Philip- sign to a heavy concrete base. Mclntyre, 4,557; Anderson, 2979. 1@1 (i —_— | A probable fracture of the skull and | + = ¢ l FRANC JEWELRY Co., 627 Tth St other severe injuries were suffered this | morning by Miss Rena Montgomery, 20 | years old, 2500 Altamont place south- | 4 { east, when her automobile collided at | ] [wsa kK Sixth street and Massachusetts avenue | I with a truck operated by Edward Lce,‘ a Chinese, of 4915 Georgia avenue. f ! L | PR DT A O S R, PR O T N R AT T PR ) She was taken to Emergency Hospital, | where her condition was said to bc) *Niss Montgomery, who i telephone | |3 f T Four of the Season’s Most Remarkable operator, was on her way to work at the | ranklin exchi vhen the collision | : Sccurred, Botn her automoblle and the | RENA MONTGOMERY. truck were badly damaged, | Slight injuries were suffered _yester- i e “hirs. Pattie Thorpe, | PRINCESS DAGMAR, 81, | 28 years old, and her son, Oscar Thorpe, | & years old, of 1933 Ingraham street, IS GROWING WEAKER when the taxicab, opcrated by Leslie L. | g Thé Doghmmisian o Risingube OrndorfT, 5212 Carolina street, in which | they were riding collided at Thirteenth Former Cru'hn Mother Surround- and Quincy streets with an automobile | eq by Family at Copenhagen, Un- 3 w 4 ‘N operated by Joseph Dyer, 1411 South | s > P 8 ELGIN rist atch Capitol street. Both were treated by a‘ der Constant Care. One look will convinee The most beautiful watch physician for bruises and shock. e 8 John K. Robinson, 30 years old. 715 | By Csble fo The Star and Chicazo Daily H:"X‘;mmlh“; i thlnfilzxg ever offered a* this low Bixth street, an employe of the Black | ppprIN September 14.—The condi- % 0, _movement, case, price. Jeweled move- & White Taxicab Co., was injured about S ty | ment. Raised letter Dboth legs last night when caught be~"~°“ of Princess Dagmar, the former “C:y‘\'c;a?l'reblpg‘:mg dial. Handsome TOMATO R —serve them steam- ing hot and buttered or cold in Summer ulnh tween two cabs at Umfon Station. He | Czarina mother, now seems hopeless, ac- x service. Four engraved case. was treated at Casualty Hospital . | 5 Full @ 3 a | cording to advices from Copenhagen. handsome y guaran / . i | o A _ 3 a standard a2, 1% Stlmonle i Shick b wnee e now s | : nvmodts | ot ime” 5€ Nad R Maine and Missouri avenues Ethel Har- | The princess Is 81 and scems fo be | st e P Gt Lot e Cans sy > . gradually growing so weak that constant | 3 /4 erve. Delicious and yey, colored, 23 years old, 242 Warren gytendance by a heart specialist and / Can, s 4 street northeast, was taken to Emer- | & oh (0 o8 0 MG e The On]y_ /\ 7 full of sweetness. @1‘ ~ Of fermg our customers a wonderful oppor- tumty to stock their pantrws at pncas ( that are sare to result in real economy & NEXN;;;EL:;;‘ NEW 1928 P ACK Del Monte gency Hospital early this morning and | vl e treated for a severe head Injury and | NCWsPapers. which she used to read cuts about the face. Her condition [ e el N § \ not yet been determined. Thomas John- | o s 3 7 Son, Celoged, 33 yeare aid. 10" erent | o, GTand, Duchess Olgs, her daughicr g Don’t Miss One Do"flr southwest, drove the automobile. | another sister, Xenia, and the latter's S 5 Joseph Cole, 9 years old, 1264 Neal | gayghter, Princess Yussoupofl. have ar- One Dollxr - ! street northeast, was injured about the | riveq from London. Princess Helen Vic- Weikiy S Thls er. head vesterday afternoon when he ran | toria, sister of ing George of England. | Lo g | daily, now lie unopen and she hardly $ NEW 1928 PACK FINE GRAN. RED RIPE Strlllg B eans SUGAR HTomatoes Extra Standard Quality—Green and Tender N Bulk Only @ & 2x15¢| 3 s 25¢ 10--59¢ 5 STRINGLESS e 0 BEANS v o \ APPLES SUGAR California FANCY EATING APPLES fig:'}.;" PINK MEAT PR CANTALOUPES .. B .21 | Toltay LETTUCE . % CRISP into the rear of a truck operated by $ George Redd of Bladensburg, Md. He | o0 = Present. = was treated at Casualty Hospital. fl}(* > dAnnla gaetwlnlers.dcol?;:‘d, 19 years| Capt. Fleming to Buenos Aires. old, of street. and Lizzie Chanty, | Fleming, 15th Field N - colored, 6 years old, of 1662 Kalorama | arciary. ot Port ‘Sam. Haston, Tex. V road, were both slightly injured when has been ordered to Buenos Aires for $ L knocked down by an luwmoblle duty as military attache at the diplo- £ Sges e WEEK and Paraguay. Before . 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