Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1926, Page 38

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Since then w: pave grad- ually worked themsel out of the hair-dragging stage to the happy possibilities of today, she said BUS PURCHASE SOUGHT. = | W. R. T. Plans to Start New Line | Into Maryland April 1. The Public Utilities Commi asked by the W n sit Co. vester purchase five n single deck husses f¢ e new line which will operate from Fourteenth | and Kennedy streets to the Distriet | line and into nearby Mar | munities. The line will 1 tion April 1 pid Tran- | sion o The transit company was 1 given exclusive right to busses on Sixteenth street trict line as a result of an reached hetween .the hus and the tw ,nedy street to Sixteenth and Holly streets, and the Washington Railway | and Electric Co. consented to with draw its bhus line ‘om the Distriet line to Forest Glen April 1. Local Officers Transferred. Maj. Frederick W. Brown, Finance Department. at Walter Reed (ieneral Hospital. has heen orderad ta Hono- Iulu. Hawail, and Maj. Owen S. 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Old offenders and bread and water diet for felons. can et bail w sut difficulty, he said i declared for speedy irial and | whereas men arrested for the fir fashioned = With 40| time ave often unable to get it with-|! out paying an exorbitant rate. I A century ago was advocated yester- day by Police Commissioner Me- | Laughlin at a meeting of the Associa- |tion of Grand Jurors of New York Chinese Criminals Also Required to | County. Keep Hair Trimmed. mmediate results of the presence in | Peking of the international commis. paredness for abolition of extrate lity was a new instruction he minister of justice that priso n Chinese jails be afforded regular baths. They also must have their hair trim- med and keep their elothing clean. urging three criminals appointment London has a zebra-skin-shoe fad. 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