Evening Star Newspaper, July 26, 1931, Page 62

12 i 5 R THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, JULY 26, 1931—PART SIX. RAIL RATE GUT VOTED | sl st paut & sauit ste. Marie and | \PADOO IS INDORSED: |s2ns Secretary of the ‘vessury, were | MRS, HULL TO SPEAK WIFE SEEKS ALIMONY |gether untit January 26, 1031, when her | TRACTION FIRM SUED TO REL{EVE -FARMERS-! D T N2 amoms aross | R e e V7Dt e wifS sys e 1 ol allo {0 work und to the drought areas | . K. Cali-|at the National Convention.” 41l 'Give “Address -on -« Sh d Baby Were F with a small child and that she is de- (A, W, & Ll per ‘and on other live stock feed Dry Democratic Women 0. K. 3z wi ‘Korean | Says e an aby Were Forced pendent on the charity of her parents, W. Whiteway Seeks $10,000 1. €. C. Allows Northwestern Linés Per cent.. 3 fornian as Candidate. BEE CAUSES WEECK Women” This Afternoon. to Sleep on Floor. Attorney D. C. Eberly represents the| Damages for Injuries in Wreck. The. action was hdfi:"},"i% e :::;;é The National Woman's Democratic “Korean Women” will be the topic| Alleging that she and her baby were e el ) | The Capital Traction Co. is name4 Reduction_as Drought-Aid | farncrs in saving theft heds, Of €0 fme Law Enforcement Leagus today in-' poryyaperpore™ [0 gg o for discussion by Mrs. Harry E. Hull, | obliged to sleep on the floor of their Sifas;in Cab: Tniuii Paledantine s or $10.000 Mmges Measure. ra nted 'bn}:,' on shl);memfii S Z MeAneY o | Burk, meat packe r'wn slightly injured wife of the commissioner of immigra- | home, 1004 Quebec street, because her ues in Cab Injuries. e Wh"w_“r cm #pfig;o n(z;?::rtfi ‘l;y o * | ho arg able to' produce a emocratic presidential nomina- » g % e Vellare Brookins, 1331 Tenth s g eway, ve- m a county, e agent | tion after being informed Owen D.|when a bee flew into the automobile he tion, at a meeting of the National|husband falled to pay instaliments enth stre ue, for alleged personal injuries. P Aok H 1t " ,, has filed suit to recover $25,000 dam- hiteway decl: v , " - | v - | w he bee | Woman's Party at the Alva Belmont |on the furniture and left them without ay declares he was injured De- tate + arc in need of the as-| Young would not state his prohibi- | was driving. He tried to brush the ages from the City Cab Co. for alleged 225 .1;"705.‘3':%\ zed foyr Nor & Tho tates are effective im- |tion views because he has “no thought |away end the car left the road and |House, 14¢ B street nortteast, this|a bed, Mrs. Annie'M. MeMullin has | persopul injurics. e AT er 17 last, when his automobile ern’rallroads. tg reduce frejght rates’on medintely of_entering” the race. crashed into o telephone pole near |afternoon. Mrs Hull's talk will be|fied suit for separate maintenance | rlously injured when struck by a cab of Teed for live stock in drought-stricken In an editorial in the Woman Voter, | Cape May Court House, N. J. ased on her long experience in edu- I against Albert McMullin, jr, a taxi|the company last April on Tenth street 3 areas of Mantana and.North: Dako! 7 b gl s official mouthpiece of the league, Mrs.| _Although his car was demolished, | cational work in Korea. Mrs. Paul and-a-half and Sixth streets. _Attor- - near O street. Attorneys James A. |neys James A. O'Shea, John H. Burnett tiror! X Dakota | Schpols in the Philippines opened | Jesse W Nicholson of Chevy Chase, | Burk suffered only from brulses and |Myron Linebarger, District chairman, |driver. She says they Were married at| G'Shea, John H. Burnett and. aifred . O'Shea, . 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