Evening Star Newspaper, December 2, 1927, Page 20

Suit of Husband ' GHANGES PLANNED S s e b N GENERAL STAFF| Hoebling Declares Supreme Court yesterday rendered an opinion holding that 22 years is too long a time to wait to attack the validity of a marriage on a | e of fraud. He ruled that the | vetition of Winfield Marshall, em- ploye of the Southern Railway, for the annulment of his marriage to A L. Marshall, which took place 24, 1905, will be dismissed. the parties and their wit- nesses used the sign language when ng about the case. court points out that the Marshalls lived together 10 years and if there had been any fraud committed by the wife it had long since been condoned by the hus- band. Many Army Officers to Be| {Detailed for Duty Here | Next fear. i : general turn-over in the War De- ment general staff will occur in| and August, 1928, due to the ex-| tlon of the detail to the staff of ’l officers now on duty in this| apeclll orders today disclosed. icers newly detafled to the s assigned to duty at the War m ment include the following n on‘duty at the Army War Colle Col George W. Williams. C and Majs. Owen S. Albrij Cotps; Willlam C. Crane, F tillery; Roscoe C. Engineers: Everett Pa Ju S s da i Newspaper Changes Hands. MONTGOMERY, Ala., December 2 (). —The majority ownership of the AT | Montgomery Advertiser passed into | the hands of Frank P. Glass yester- day throuzh purchase of the stock rvey C. Allen. | gwned by Victor H. F ohn B. An-|of the Birmingham George G. |} R. F. Hudson u\nlns the R. Brabson. | Hughes, Ord se::t\etl Infantry: fleld Artillery: W Cavalry; Dwight O. fantry; Eugene W. Edgar L. Field, Garlington, Corps of ace M. Hickam, Air Cor nership and will” con manager. r itor of the %: Arthar W. Jdohn T, H orps; George ie : William K. Sheda, Jr.. Const ‘Artillory Corps, and ‘William H. Simpson, Infantry. Officers at other stations also as- signed to the War Department gen- llil staff: Col. rd Croft, Infan- ! Col. Robert C. | Field Lieut. Artiller Col. A ‘Wertenbaker. Lieut. Col. George M Homer R. Fort Eustis. Va.: Oldfield, Coast Denson. Infant Raymond STEEL & an Allen, rv. Infantry,. New v: W. Wildrick, Field Ar- ry, Fort Hm le, Md.. and Clement | H. Wright, Infantry, Newport. All the officers named will relieve others now on duty at the War De- partment or elsewhere in this city, whose names and future stations have not yet been made public. . o<t he has owned dgring | \ TVE;\ TN G STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., TRTT)AY DECEMBER GERMAN WAR GULT DENIED BY OWEN Former Senator Holds Inter- national Strife Was Due to European Plot. | By the Associated Press. 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