Evening Star Newspaper, March 19, 1926, Page 39

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., FRIDAY, MARCH 19, 1926. d flag. —— DIRECTORATE HELD [‘n. "t freaih eotusss 224t | BUS LINE IS URGED , Woman of 84 Burnad — Arcise [WCIERELr (DEOLERRIONS - §Te: (Lt eE B 3 e " [Jennie Williams, 84 years old, was . e —— e Shuttle Route Conmecting With | Surlr e i tiy: and.coniary tn | Purned to death yesterday when her o letter from Cathedral Heights Citizen's Assoclation protesting against the side- Workers to Get Woman of 84 Burned to Death. $500 Cash Bonus Upon Dismissal | 1Summlry Action Taken Against Barcelona Bar Association by ‘ of $500 each will be given-tp 150 « Llve Stock Commission Asso-| cloth utters employed by "Hart Spanish Government. | Schaffner & Marx, men's ciothing — clation, Suspended by Jar- | Inyticiurers when thes ave e dine Reorganized | kK business their services are no PRODUCERS BACK prisonment. will be inflicted. Loss of S Surlelth Was Dented the act of July 18. 1888, REJECTS RESIGNATIONS. Last Month. Live Stock Association Votes Con- A ',,",f,m bearing 160 sigmatures, urging that the Washington Railway fidence in Manager and Dirsctors.| S GTR ' 'Co. be given permission CHICAGO, March 19 (®.—Repre-|to operate a shuttle bus line from sentatives of the farmer members of ; Foxhall Village connecting with the ; g { Burleith bus line, was received yes. the Chicago Producers’ CCommistion | o qqy by the Public Utilitles Commis- This ‘act | clothing was ignited as she stood he. | forblds erection of any poles for |fore a stove. carrying electric wires. SF TR She was a native of | By the Associated Press Courtland, Va. | CHICAGO, March 19.—A honus | By the Associated Press. | MADRID, Mareh 19. tion was taken by the Spanish govern- ment yesterday in dealing with the re.| ASsoclation, a live atock co-operative, | gjon, vival of Catalonian separatism In Rar. | Unanimously voted confidence yester-| The shuttle line application of the ‘clona. The directorate of the Barce-|day In the manager and directors of ;:’l':'ll’:’t:lfh‘:'fl* .gfirl';"lflnvzdd:';l_hho e lona Bar Association, ousted recently | the concern and refected thelr resig- | o gan i l'f',r”m'm h-m"':f e for using the Catalonian language, | nations, was arested for having published |~ The resignations were tendered statements exciting to rebellion and | after Secretary of Agriculture Jardine uring the new directorate, Installed | cuspended the association from the | 8ain by the government, to quit their man- | jive stock market for 30 days because | Y&ars- i |dates. An official statement says the | of corrupt practices on the part of | The commission aiso received a directorate refused to correct tite sedi- | minor employes. — tious statement. 5 AP > The government also promulgated . 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