Evening Star Newspaper, January 25, 1928, Page 20

By == - OPPOSE ABOLITON D. C. Heads Adverse to Bill| Relating to Register S NP THE_EVENTNG_STAR. WASTINGTON. ESDAY. JANUARY 2 1928, 'BIGAMY CHARGED IN KIDNAPING ROW Awarded Mother. ROCKVILLE, Special Dispateh to The Star. . Md., January l]inl’r~|ls 10 days ag | Arrested at Rockville as Boy Is ! was arvested on a ge of bigamy, M. A. Orndorf, the father, a nurseryman living at Beltsville, Md. will be taken o Alexandria to answer 1 M . Mrs. Ethel obtained the when he in_February, he bigamy char Orndorf. his wife. rant, charging her in Alexand he had a wife obtained a divorce. warrant was Miss Catherine Rosenbe riage Mi roughs. Orndorf home of her pare had been illegally obtained in Belts d the boy at thi and the father who s married 1021 m whom he had not ‘The first wife, the v At the time of her mar. Orndorf was Miss Ethel Bur. lleging custody NEW DRY UNIT TESTS TO BE ANNOUNCED | Civil Sefvice Commission Says Exe amination Will Be Sim- ilar to Last. “| The civil Service Commission served notice today that 1t does not intend to have pinned on it “the great variety of rumors, misstatements and misinfor- —Custody of 6-year-old Joseph Orn- ville. mation” circulated from time to time that new and easier examinations may soon be held for positions in the lower grades in the prohibition service, the commission sald it stands pat on i previous statements, that the tests s of the same charac and that exami- nations will be reannounced in any pro- hibition district for which present ex- aminations fall to supply sufficient eli- gibles, ‘The mental test has already been held, the commission sald. ‘This is oniy the first step in the examinations and about 4,400 persons have passed th test. They will be sub, rd to an or examination and a scarching character | Investigation. The commission met two d with representatives of the an League and other temperance organiza- tions, who went away apparently satis- ied that all reasonable diligence is be- | ing used to mect the situation. WIND DAMAGES SHIP. NORFOLK, Va., January 25 (@).— Swept from her moorings by a stiff ithwest wind, the four-masted | Norfolk-Berkley Bridge, across the | castern branch of the Elizabeth River | night and was badly damaged. | The bowsprit, head gear and all the rigging as far back as the foremast was carried away, and the foretopmast. was snapped off. The force of the wind jammed the ship under the bridge and considerable difficulty is expected to be encountered in getting her out. The storm struck the city last night without warning. bringing a deluge of rain that flooded streets and tied up traffic in the downtown sections. Win- dow panes were blown out and street lamps shattered. 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Main 637.—Advertisement. | of Wills. regarding appointments in the pro- dorf was awarded the mother at a| hibition service. habeas corpus hearing here this morn- | ing the alleged kidnaping of | with An auctioneer is a dangerous man nodding acquain- ; i foll ct Commissioners sent 104 g0 epiid from the hon FALAIS JROYAL verse report on & ned to abolish the T of wilis and to of that office to the i the would b> | gister of | flicient to at would | ge of the Shows Increase in Receipts. were data fu e Registe been almost a 50 receipts in his 0. and that the | 1928 will total d their re- he increase of | of the clerk of of the District of nt to completely | Courts, two 1 Courts. pro- t domain. proceed- ization c: i ¢ being looked | Other Reasons for Opposition. osed by this legisla- re the altera- of the code ch i sioners understand that | on of the District of | Columbia 1s opposed to the proposed | The Commissioners believe ! advisable to enact this | 5 | - i Plans Michigan Observance. | The Michigan State Association of ate the ninety- of Michigan's en- Washington, tomorrow t. 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