Evening Star Newspaper, February 26, 1926, Page 12

12 FOUR MORE HELD - INBOOTLEG PROBE St. Paul Railroad Men Ar- raigned for Alleged Part in Nation-wide Conspiracy. zat ac h the taking into cus- t. Paul men, ned before United States Commissioner M. J. Monahen, the wded not guilty to charges of nspiracy and were committed to i izht pending angement wul railroad on, St. Paul, o and Service Their bond ranced from $500 ath to $10,000 for Hanson. for March 16 ted technically not booked until s were apprehend- men who mingled They were alleged the movement hol. and in- I Legion Entertainer l LORENZO DIATTO, Italian troubadour singer, appearing with the Aloha Players at an enter- tainment to be given tonight at Wal- THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ., FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 2. 19%. CITY HEADS DECLINE TO REPORT ON BILL Think Opinion of Women Jurors’ Ngasure Is Not Necessary, Letter Says. The Commissioners declined politely today to commit themselves on the Copeland bill, designed to amend the act creating a code of law for the Dis- trict in respect of jury service by women, discriminations” against the female in line of descent and distribu- tions and the equalization of rights of husband and wife in the property of the other. The bill was referred to the Com- missioners for a report by Chairman Capper of the Senate Dist: tee. Replying to him, they said: “The subject matter of this bill cov- in existing law the distribu- t commit- |- tion of estates and the property rights of husband and wife. These matters have to do with private rights of in- dividuals as distinguished from public matters having to do with the admin- istrative features of the government of the District of Columbia, with the possible exception of the matter of the qualification of jurors and jury com- missione: “The Commissioners feel that they should not express an opinfon as to the merits of the changes proposed in the bill. They sec no good reason, however, why women should not be made eligible by law for service as Jurors or jury commissioners."” AIR MORALE AT LOW EBB. Maj. Reed G. Landls of Chicago, an American ace during the World War, told the House military com- mittee today that the morale of the Army Air Service was “at low ebb.” He said the officers had decided there was no possibility of improving their status, which was hopeless. He added that they were resigning in large numbers. 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Dr. Moss will be the principal speaker at the alumni luncheon to- day and 1s offering the novel test kiven the local university freshmen. This test has been recently asked for by many of the leading universi- ties and is belng given freshman members In large numbers. —e Seeks Marriage Annulment. John G. Weston today filed suit for annulment of his marriage to Comor: Price Weston, which took place Sep- tember 2 Jast. He charges fraud. Attorney David A. Hart appears for the husband. !Z\\'lrlflIlllIIIIIIIIIIIIfI\\'!I!IIIfll!llllIIHIlf;\‘]/riilIIlIIIIIINIIIIlf&\'lé!li'lllfllll}!flllffi'fi;l gfll‘llllmllfllllllllllll.ll S T H = LT Astounding Savings!! Washington women are in store for the greatest Bargain Surprises of their lives—OUR SELF SERVICE MAKES FOR “THRIFT”—No one =z W, fi R B T O o o ter Reed Hospital, under the ausplces of the American Legion Hospital wel- fare committee. 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