Evening Star Newspaper, August 19, 1926, Page 13

THE _EVENING STAR. WASHINGTON, D. C. THURSDAY. AUGUST 19. 1926. thmk nothing of juggling a couple of | Ham. president of the company, will Hyattsville, Brentwood, North Brent- | may construct the overhead r;-ns!m;‘! elrwxrr cars in before break- | address the emploves. g Rainier. at Maryland avenue instead of nort mr to et ,‘ s h:,’?,, I;h,‘ will| __ Arrangements are in charge of Miss B ‘| 5 this crossing. | ‘ SEE VUL Elizabeth J. Dolan, private secretary T. Howard Duckett and Mayor ‘ | o i A At last night's meeting the right-of- | out definitely just who is strong-! ¢, Mr. Ham. | Irvin Owings of Hyattsville and J e conkRIttee rrm“ Mt LAInlN Bets are heavy on the o X e Sate Ronhs Gt o SNk s | naey: to) the Drofect o MouNt Rt | men of the Tenleytown ca [ the State Roads Commission on the | Could be taken care of by that com- | ROUND TRIP threaten to drag the weak Admiariay question of condemnations, following mittee, but committees of Hyattsville, fARE the Anacostia barn through the | reports of difficulties encountered. | Mittee. but commutiet € z L B i o e ’ Recommended That President Be | Mr. Duckett stated that the general | pevt"i0e {13 number of cases own. | . huskies who work at the H.mmwmdr vent “Dumpin i | committee feels that the Staie is efused to consider the mat- every Sunday, Dirh dnclavs aifellbys frsm Geanee | Lot AItOIErEwEnL ¢ oine Rhode lsland Av nue Ext itted 1 N ottt 5 AM rn declar e fellows from G | - | committe elimination o 2 to a TUQS-of-War Features W. B. | iov: are & bunch of weaklings, more | HAVANN, Augist 19 (#).—The | enue en grade cros rth of \l.ir\hr‘d"”‘rh. Brentwood fi | 2 om Union Station r‘z“ % Ne puny, if such is possible, even than Tariff Commission. which has been . : avenue, the extengion of | roparced that. $500. toward the project | 6. 9:10 A.M.)—good rete B . 4 < pos: 4 1 sien e | < glon of | repe Ll g returning on all aiter- & E. Employes’ Quting at |ihe smploses of the barn at Fifteenth | uaving the revision of the Cuban Committee in County [[Fiise el s chie Aestent o8 oUE e M coS RN CHIERE s RIS foon and, cvening trains same day (except Gl [ "7A zallery of about 5000 W. R. & E.| 1ariff, has handed its report to Pres Meet Obstacles citizens of the communities. Under | mitteas reported that actual canvasses . 5. 1:52 PM.). en Echo Today. eniploves and members of their | ident Machado. = conditions of which the State would | had not been begun, although pledges Avoid the Sunday highw: . q families is expected to witness this| It recommends a double-column e 1 minate the | had heen received. A meeting of the b y highway congestion. i 60-minute trains with cl d SE e clash of muscles tariff and that the President be au n ) e nee committee of the various com- clean, modern coaches Sperial Di h B make for travel safi | The occasion is the annual outing | thorized to raise the duty on any par-| SP® AsEStCh o ImAES AT munities has been called for next ravel safety and co A lot of br & and bluffing. which | of the W. R. & F. Relief Association. | ticular item .at any time. 8o as t HYATTSVILLE. Md.. August 19.— | Wednesday night in the council cham- has been going on in the five car harns re will he other athletic events| prevent “dumping.” The lower| Condemnation of property for <ex- avenue, this $125.000 to he repaid the | hers hare of the W. R. & E. Co. for 1} fier the tug-of-war there he | column is to be applied to countries | tension of Rhode Island avenue. from | citizens within a vear, the only cost | | more o 1 be exploded at | eston contest for litt which give Cuba the benefit of a re | the District line at Mount R of the cilizens heing s 5 s e emploves es | duced tariff on Cuban exparts | Hvattsville, seemed probahle. fol - In the event, Mr. Duc rlared. | T i * campaizn | ated for earh event It is understond the new tariff will| ing a meeting here night of t afternoon, 1 F. | not be put into effect until October 1. | right-of-way and fina essful ;%k&@&fafia %&M?&kfi%&fia ', ERERERE LRGN What's New in Autumn Frocks Tomorrow—a Sale of (e ' - 500 Silk and Lingerie Slips AN ? $] .95 T 4 2 sle4s Nazy georgette and satin beautifully Milo-sheen, Baronet satin, pongee and adapted to the carly Autumn styles lingeric are the attractive fabrics h Faithfully following the dictates of Paris these lovely The slip is by long odds the most important and in- 7 g ; frocks show the new draped neckline, bloused back tiered dispensible article of feminine lingerie. 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