Evening Star Newspaper, March 11, 1926, Page 19

THE EVENING STAR., WASHINGTON, D. €, THURSDAY, MARCH 11, 1926. H[][][]Efl BAND HRED “Broke” 7 Years |BUS FARE INCREASE |imcresses,in e .',;ftu“;,a;:d:j vt | GREEN URGES HOUSE | sy Riverdale, effective March Make a quick get-away Ago, New Yorker | T0 BE INVESTIGATED |5 kit e o | T0 P%‘S,,SP_?M”_E_"S“T"’“_; Straighten Up! Now Millionaire |- —_— Service Commission of Marvland. |mells District Committee Fita- 3 Ey e :‘"5"“"‘““”“" o resentati hearing .of the various communitics | abor. st Lax tl e €6 39 L : S kel Special D is requested and ur ed When Night Riders Seek | 1w W soiive capiiar, yow |t basmich o mhosuar, R " nereases are. permitted.” carets rday i e a i rel ¥ 4 Z Acoused Man ;.:)1&(‘;\“"31; life was insured for ;:t thetl’ublllc Se:lvlcf c&mnlumon w{n SRR Ty AR | | , now pending before the €om- L o he sent to investigate the increase in i now o veal estate deifers | (02 {2 I UCENE, LR e on 12 GET MEXICAN DIVORCES working people of the Distrlet, ) s R New ¥ n Camden, N. Jo @0 | Railway and Blectric Co., Chairman ——— iree opposed to the v ”fi T 3 iy the ate 1 i e e ke United | Harold E. West announced today fol- | American Lawyers Flock to So- | pending Unde ill, which proposes ; \ ir et N, Ga., Mar to hold that amount of i lowing a complaint received from G. the writing ndustrial insurance by f a6 b B i S te._ ¥its financial rise be T. Willlams, president of the Rogers nora—Names Kept Secret. 5 # romp j 1 ' S % S : Heights Association of Hyattsville, ! 5 Sk 5 when He pawned his wateh for By the Associated Press. iy e > “\here |Md. Chairman West sald many peo-| NOGALES s Mt - iore rain fare to' Philadelph N e e ot romaoun ey beo- | | NOGALES, Ariz, March 11.—3or v v vas sipitated by 2| he got a job as a riveter in the than a dozen divorces have been gran g : Mr. | ]ts alwa rea,d 'tO'ea.t 4 B 5 re white- | Camden shipbuilding ds. Soon [that public utilities could not increase | teqd Americans in Mexico courts at 5 - robeéd men to the home of H. L. Bigby, | aft ard he became a real estate |rates without being sanctioned by the | Nogales, Sonora, the judge of the « .m | L employers | lumberman i an, six mont e had | public service commission, whereas, | of 5 ae edt Tathres . suld b - the purpos X according to the law, they cowdd in-|Secrecy surrounding the ion to injured em- the opinion that the members of t years was rated a millionaire. crease rates after giving 30 days'|vents the names becoming public in | e dependents of ’f'“”" band, who had surrounded Bigby ——— ;m;:‘ce. nndmlhehcomlmlsnii:n:ould lzhez" most cases. A but would ve. ";';;'I":p'h; feel fine, your head HLS o B ¢ hold a public hearing if the protes h > s | DY D car r the purpose o Swe ngue P house, became confu ;\‘nl\;xl:: :‘l:‘liluis‘l(;:;i ‘CATHOL'C RELIEF; URGED. it mnlde o requset: i o"l‘lht; ;)(l:’egga:n:ml:::l:\ted:‘\;:’v‘l‘:: ,‘x‘\:u {pay the t dministration, \lmn.LLh weet, tongie | . i el Sl In his letter Mr. \Vfl[llla.ms ;u.ld):Il influx of American attorney Somta 4 s and dividends . s1i “It is the understanding of this|have arrived from all secti of the s +| Repeal of Old Religious Disabili-|, cociation from notices posted in a |country and maintain temporary i few of the busses of the Washington |offices while conducting preliminiry tes Eaynred fu BuElend. Interurban line of the Washington |work for their cl 1t usually re-| LONDON, March 11 (). “Ro-| Railway and Electric Co. that certain | quires 15 d T wasn't an casy matter—but we've o (ol sy 810 81 | o Catholl and little hobe is held for | ¥ out d s * the sixteonth DE—EEEEEEEEDE—__——_IDEEEEE—ZE Sheriff T. H. Moss today expressed anized his own firm, and in two achieved it—getting the styles that Bizby because of alleger s il the Churchiof ¥ are wanted, with the comfort that is tions he paid to a s | : i S he paid to o married woman land, \I\x.n urg 1' |x’\"..y.:(;>-l‘(:;;"rx‘:\ the A Blg Event = b4 O Sale essential, and the quality that will give had recently sent Bigby warn- | HIONN of religions srife and for th ) Eery - = o ttention o the | Ditterness are mow entirely out of Cyon ,ort s Friday at Pl g . 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