Evening Star Newspaper, September 18, 1926, Page 27

REAL ESTATE. : " YAST “7. €. SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 18. 1926 REAL ESTATE. NG STAR. WASHIN T DAY, SEPTEMBER 18 1936. L SR I TSt o o i S oo T Sy i 5 NATIONAL CRIME COMMISSION |z e e 0 et | WATERWAYS, SESSIONS i o o b st b, e ot ok v 1 e SEEKS TO RESTORE LAW RESPECT i vt it it il FINISHED IN RICHMOND o Bt B St e A 5 h s er - of .the Jaw s broug = . was read be‘ore the {Continued from Twenty-fourth Page.) | dure, now as of stage coach days, :-:’:--i‘.::‘y‘nx:m:u::d 4 i Wit | | Next Convention to Be Held in Bal- |00 ; S by ans wence it mirality. and conssquantly | Hohs ama pur. paaliinstioiags mist |{oreemen : i o tiror-—. Hampion Moore the competency and fitness of the Pecome agencies of correction and i g king Re-Tlect=d President. i < g g versities of { with t officlals, Local government has fallen | PPOtECtion instead of universities of | with the into incompetent hands as well Hence, responsibility is being saddled | on the Federal Government, now stag- | ime. | facilities o - Aucniatad Pr w ia: . > | forcem CHMOND, v ize said o 3 A that the governbiy British peer i all transport ce's elopement within i ; [ animon i se_\:l‘qg under a load of bureaucra ::’?yl:' Bt har hare have A Moors « presid-nt et h""g,','“ nine Attorneys Gen- | vagi number of violations of that law. 4 3 s the next y ] nce 1904, a tenure of office of| 1y jg afso true that viggtions ers by bribery 3 i 3 ity and the ¥ ports of ¥ s = — e Aosh vh:lmI three vears. The Attorney |peen the cau a have been | through the inade offi- | 3 S tees At the annual m . g ieneral is usually very competent | 5.companied by the commission of | ciency of the e ¥ i o 18 ” - Vi iptte Deaner WWateme s lawyer who represents the Govern . ; : Hio B - : G e ] . other crimes, including murder, fothers who are i Ay e e Ment in the Supreme Court. But he pribery, blackmall and corruption. | punish- | e = PSR s not have time enough to stu Wiiher there haa been any.-ab- |Togn : | the whole process of the Federal law | normal increase In such ecimen 1 do.jbary : . work in court occupies him. The| ot know. 1f there ia such an in-iin ‘more or : l l H | C same 1is true of the solicitor general, | crease, T should say the Volstead law | Remedy Lies \With Publie P olnnia! omes Open for Inspectwn All Da Y Sund(ly of whom we have had nine since 1904. | is"the hasic cause therefor, T am| . .0 S0 5 i ; “There are eight Assistant Attor. the num- | “Such being the bt . i i, built-i - neys General. One is nominally in :,‘:.',"I,‘;“J{‘,‘:,'.."}'.,:.‘.‘,’..’fi?.’& .:urxn; any | ticular Jaw 1z éheld in contempt by Targe lots, six rooms -uylh::(h. large attic, built-in phllll,‘v ‘ -E r = v charge of criminal law enforcement, | per. 4" (ince its enactment will be ac- | the criminal o h stures. inclored sleeping and breakfast porches. Best g e ¥ 3 hut his authority is really distributed. | rounted for by the number of viola- | volume Nince 1920 five have held this post. | tions of that law. € Competent lawyers do not stick, be- cause they are not given enough au- Dry Law Lacks Support. thority. There are about 90 United | «prnaivided responsibility for States attornevs throughout the Na-|cjtuation liex in the body of the peo- | tion, appointed by the Prestdent. Real-| plo of the United States. Co Iy most of them are politic ap- | nactment of the Volstead it odr pointees instead of legal geniu Prahd apan the statute book e hiciotalon. . e tRe meox [l o et Detectives Incompetent. | which does not. command the, “penpia | ple willing " to: continiie a situation [l * , “In addition, each major depart-| ot 5, anforcennle. Its violation i3 |which must go from Bad o ROWC 5 ; «t do one or two ernment has its agents or O that class of society1f not, they . inust - \ & s ntenances v ™ - c e mupport for its enforcement is | tings, el . . Nolf Osep Py er el't ons rv if it is to become the publicj ation and no of Construction. THE BEST BUY N THE CITY OF WASHINGTON. Samgile house. 2621 17th St. N.E. Drive out Rhode Island respeci Il Ave. to 16th PL N.E. (17th St. under construction.) e rnent coriaeti OPEN DATLY.1 to 8 PAL" Phone us and we will drive many of them are distinct lia- | ST er words. a wrilten iaw | 8m0 rt and o bilities. 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