Evening Star Newspaper, October 29, 1926, Page 13

BETTER SUBLRBAN == FACILITIES SOUGHT Improved Transnortauon to| D. C. Shopping District Aim of Civic Bodies. Adequate through transportation facilities for Washington's suburbs in Maryland and Virginia, linking them closer with the shopping sections of ment of Maryland but Virginia as well was being held back by policies !O{ the local commission. Ask More Liberal Policy. In view of the expressed wish of | the TInterfederation Conference that there should be normal progress for | Two Other Traffic Victims, One 9- mlll\'ln' sections along with the plan- ning work within the District of (olumbll the executive committee vas instructed to take the matter up “flll the District Utilities Commis- sion with the hope of obtaining a | | more liberal policy pertaining to ade- ;qun- transportation lines. i EErte ‘SOUTHERN REPUBLICANS ADJOURN CONVENTION 0 ‘ngue Nominates New Orleans and i cla, colored, ars’ old, TfiE EVENIXG BOY, 9, HIT BY AUTO, DIES AT HOSPITAL Year-0ld Girl, in Serious Condition. ! | ¥ an automobile at Florida | street northeast short Benjamin G: of 503 M Children’s { after noon y street northeast, died at Hospital last night. He had a fractured skull and other in The boy was knocked down by the automobile of Mar.on Carpenter, 143( Rhode Island avenue. Two_other traffic victims, one of STAR. WASHINGTON, severely shocked and bruised. = He was treated at Casualty Hospital by Dr. Anthony Sindoni. Anthony Lucas, 2117 Fleventh street, was driver of an automobile that struck a trolley pole at Georgia avenue and Park road about 5:15 o'clock _yesterday afternoon. Alice Levi, 27 years old: 508 Fouranda- half street southwest, occupant of the { machine, was injured. Nicaraguan Presidency Scttl:d MANAGUA. Nicaragua, October 29 (#).—The -araguan government will convoke Congress this week, and de facto President Chamorro is pre- paring to turn over the presidency to former President Adolfo Diaz. The conciliatory faction of the liberal revolutionists are expected to receive generous participation in the new government. (.. 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ATLANTA, Gu., October 20 —Fol- lowing nomination of both New Or- Ctte: el e .. and Richmond, Va., as the and Gliver Owen Kuhr, are members nition city, the sscond’ fn- of the executive committee of the |7Ual convention of the Southern Interfederation Conference, which tes Republican League - was ad: h rned last night. election of next year's convention clty will be made at the annual ssion at Memphis, Officers will also ting & new polt coming into Wa ing sections. Sections Restricted in Growth, | be elected at tUme. Professional peace propagandists At a meeting of the Interfedera-|yere assalled as the “greatest peril tion Conference last o be feared in (rnne«(lon with world Montgomery County’ " and the Klan was out the fact that v “which would Maryland, 1 of American lil-| greater ast night by | ns of the president of | ning Comumission, in Memorial University. | stricted in their +sor transportation | L porthiion Cable Rntes my Drop. LONDON. 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