Evening Star Newspaper, December 9, 1925, Page 39

DECEMBER 9, 1925. ~ BY ALBERTINE R_ANDALL{LUCAHON FOR Busm ves. apour N | |TERMINAL SUGGESTED FIFTV DOLLARS Bt AEEERST Y Utilities Commission Told Tt Might | Be Placed in New Down- town Garage. THE EVENING IN RABBITBORO—*Out” Is Right! i ! '1'LL BE RIGHT BACK .OLD DEARS: i | i | | STAR., WASHINGTON, D. C., WEDNESDAY, TAKONA TS HEAR AL ROV Former Assistant Engineer Commissioner Urges Park Development. g ool i r Thirteenth street = . R 3 A { ( | zested to several members of the Puh lie Utilities Commission. it was learn- SAY.pocC , THAT FLAPPER WHY | HAVE YoU BEEN | , LET'S GO To THE GILTEPGE FOR GOES THROUGH YOUR SALARY MOCH WITH FANNY. LIKE A STREAK OF GREASED LATELY , BURROWS ? LIGHTNING, DOES N'T SHE ? THEN WE'LL TAKE IN TE B3BITBORO n ed to replace the his v S Rrown, former assist | nmigsioner of the Dis | e printipal speaker at ‘ommunity League ay night in the Public School | ke on the possibili the parks and ikema Park in connection it Capital park sys becoming < lines are Mexican Leader Dies. A # rom | sidered w hihuahua City, Mexico, | the property fr EL PASO. Tex., December & or tment Thae il T the ganizations to bring injunction pro- | contemplated legal proceedings. 'rh«E The Merchants and Manufacturers' | ceedings against the District Com- | Board of Trade, through its directors, | Associntion and the Commercial Va- MAY ASK INJUNCTION | missioners and the traffic director. | declared that the rule should he given | hicle Owners’ Association, however, mEU A piDgcanitien § mereial in the AGA'NST TRUCK BANR The Washington Board of Trade|a fair trial inasmuch ns it wae ef- |have expressed their intention of | Monday afternaon decided to ‘“see | fective in other cities, and a similar | fighting the new ruling to the finish. | Terrazas. known as the “zrand may be erected, comes ) t | how the new rule worked eut™ bafore | ruling applies to the highways through | They feel that it is discriminatory and | man of Chihnahua,” died suddenis American-made piayer pianos are | ing Commission at its meeting Decom prejudicial to commercial interests. "a local hotel last night. He came to ' hecoming popular in Guadalajara | her 17 in such develop o methads of finane e | it undertook to hecome a party to the' the Capitol grounds and parks. Rules Barring Solid . Tire and i Horse-Drawn Vehicles From Cer- | tain Streets to Be Fought. < wel the Mary e in the heautification £ Ta meeting developm Expressing their determination to APpIY to the courts for a restraining order to prevent the enforcement of | the solid tire and horse vehicle regu- lation, ha g ¢ conveyances from ce the Merchants and rer ciation and the Commercial Vehicle Owners' As- saciation will ask the co-operation of all trade organizitions in the city. 1t is the intention of these twe or- ainment tle. public utilities submitted by Johr esented hy Leon of the municipal nds committes nted repre “ommunity acher Ta E oring High Tohn W. Coffman. ind Mre. H. 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