Evening Star Newspaper, January 22, 1931, Page 12

i | SUES T0 GET WIFE (| FROMHER MOTHER | Mrs. Cormne Brent ‘Says| " Daughter, Under 18, Wed | Without Her Consent. Mortgage | Loans Not only is the in- térest liberal which our 6% Mortgages pay —but the principal is also absolutely se- cured. | May be purchased in ||| o i el { S50'wp. Justice Stafford today continued un- amounts from §250 WP- | ;" January 30 a hearing on the habeas | | corpus " petition by which Mitton T. | Arrington, 1638 Park road, sought to B. F. SAUL CO. ||| get possession of his wife, Evelyn Ar- National 2100 925 15th St. NW. || | rington, who he charges was being '|| tained by her mother, Mrs. Corin Brent, 4831 Sixteenth street. Attorn Godfrey L. Munter, representing the mother-in-law, told the court that the daughter willingly left her husband, and | does not desire to return to him. He | will file a formal return to the i setting forth answers {o all the alle tions of the husband's petition. _Munter said the girl was born May 1013, and is less than 18 years old | ow, and did not have her mother's consent to the marriage at Ellicott City | Doctors from | last November, which makes the mar- riage illegal under the Maryland law The girl was attending Western High | School at the time of the marriage, | unter declared, and did not tell her | mother until December 11. Arrington, in his petition, filed through Attorney William R. 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The machine climbed a rallroad grade crossing 8 ANGELES, January 22.—Bewil- deved by problems of impulsive youth, | haphazard hookkeeping and Hollywood off -x¢ 2 elderly men and women imed deliberation on the fate of Dy De Roe, charged with the theft of $15,300 from Clara Bow, flm_ redhead Washington Firm's $01,500 Bid on Deanwood Project Low Arthur L. Smith & Co of Washing ton D. ©., submitted the low bid of $91 500 for a contract to construet a I room addition fo the Deanwood School Whittington place and Lane pla northeast. Seven bids were K\llvllvl!v- 1 CILOSNERS 1325 F STREET 4 ng o determine from a mass of com- estimony whether Daisy stole from v . Encore Because quite a few of our customers missed out—and have heen asking us for a “repeat” ... we are once again-of- fering our one-day only special of two weeks ago—here it is! Frid Men who know Grosner Quality will readily ap- preciate the unusual opportunity offered in this One- Day Grosner Special. 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GROSNER’S...1325 F STREET the film redhead, whom she formerly |court room with & large crowd of curi- served as secretary-confidante. ous until the’jurors retired. ¥ Miss Bow, who for several days has As “"‘"'"“‘ Information. been confined to her Beverly Hills home d their confusion by ask- | with a cold and nervousness, brought ‘lng uvernl umu for additional instruc- |on by her trial, did not appear yester- | tions in balloting and technical infor- |day. mation. | Gnmn«es into the prl\-(r life of the | | screen flapper and glances at canceled | checks that told of the frenzied spend- ing of more than $350,000 by the Bow nousmold in less than two years, caught the jurors as they heard the ‘esti- | \mnm added to the problem of the | jury. It convicted on all of the 35 counts 50 SHIPS SEEN UNFIT Briton Says New Crn!t nf U. 8. and Other Powers Lack Protection. 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