Paris, Feb, 27.
Woman's right to wear trousers was discussed in the Paris courts this afternoon for four hours. The court, after hearing the views of Jawyers, oth men and women, reserved its decision for eight days.
Mile. Violette Morxis, a French mortarist—sports-woman, claimed $800 damages from the French] Feminine Sporting Federation because she was struck. off the memership Jist on grounds, it was} alleged, that she had persisted in wearing men's trousers.
Mile, Morris appeared in court} dressed in a man's suit of striped blue, with her hair closely cut.
Mile, Nether, representing the sporting organization, said that] there was the delicate question of the influence which: a striking personality like Mile. Morris might have on young girls in the Federation.—Wireless, through Reuter.
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