Evening Star Newspaper, August 17, 1922, Page 14

.- . THE -BVENING STAR, WASHINGTON;-D. -C. FHURSDAY, -AUGUST_ 17, .1922- 3 - e i P AU/D L O - the same to be properly maintaminedprovisions of this sct the Moore bill |purchuse such supplies, equipmen = i . would make available until expended [2nd apparatus and employ such heig g k4 A the sum of $750,000. Out of this ap- | %% ™May. be necessary. - b propriation or any appropriation that 2 R might later be made the Secretary of The average d; tion of ‘life in .Agriculture would -be authorized .to'England is now ‘fifty~seven years. and pay the cost thereof from much funds as ‘may be appropriated by Congress from time to time for that pu A nything We Couldn’t Finish fidebaker —like the “shot that was heard ‘round the world” — started something. It means S THE -FENISHY ~-of twferior cars. It means the “survival of the fittest.” It means that STUDEBAKER, with its wonderful organization, will build apd sell BETTER CARS THAN EVER Ves, indeed, STUDEBAKER Star_tcd something. “The War Is Over.” Prices are now LOWER than in 1914 Tatrien il | Parts. { N peOpLES B Paperi Aso Sivien by|Memorial Road From Capital| Thieves - Thought to Have | - : Picking the safe combinatien, & thief Between $:30 last night and 9 o'elock this morning stele $759 and some papers from the People's Bank, at 1217 U street. The theft was reported to the pe- lice at”the”eighth precinct by J. N. ass: caghier, and Precinet Detective Patrick O'Brien investigated. lowing the investigtion, police a Belief that the job was engineered by some qne who knew the combina- tion, despite the fact that an attempt |.was apparently made to give evi- degce of attempted breaking of the | combination plate. En try ‘was obtatned through a side door leading to the bank from the Lincoln Theater next door. The cash box- fn the safe, where the money, Checks and papers reposed, was brok- en open with a small jimmy. A Watchman. according to the police. | was en duty throughout last night, .but was unable to reveal any infor- mation In eonnection with the rob- bery. DEMPSEY BOUT IS OFF. INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. August 17.— Gov. McCray made offfcial announce- ment today that the fight between Jack Dempsey and Bill Brennan, scheduled for Michigan City, Ind., on Labor day, will not be held. “The fight will not take place,” the governor said. ARBUCKLE TOURING WORLD. SAN PRANCISCO, August 17.— Roscoe €. Arbuckle. motion picture i imor, has departed for a trip around {8 | reetion with “Important motion pic- il | ture matrers,” the world. He expects to remain in the far east for a few weeks in con- aeccording to his an- He then will go to He is accompanied by his nouacement. and Headquarters D«ecluwi-; Urged in Bill of - Caustruction of a memarial highway cemnmecting ‘Mount Vernpn and the state of Virginia with the city of Wash- ington . is proposed. by Representative R. Walton Moore of Virginia, in a bill introduced .today. This bill provides that the Secretary of Agriculture is {authorized and directed to construct out that Mount Vernon was the home and is the burial place of Wastington, and stipulates that . the highway | should be known as the Mount Vernon avenue. Representative Moore’s bill also pro- vides that, Immediately after the pas- sage of the act, the Secretary of Agri- culture should cause a complete sur- vey of possible routes for the location of this highway to be made, and shall determine the route the highwax shall jfollow and cazuse all necessary plans and specifications to be prepared. The plans, specifications and estimates so prepared shall contain provision for the planting of trees, shrubbery and such other ornamental treatment in the right of way as the Secretary of Agriculture may prescribe. As the route may in the Secretary's discretion include any part of an existing highway, the highway authorized to be constructed under the provisions of this act would have a Tight of way not less than eighty feet in width outside the limits of any in- corporated city and shall be con- strueted only of such durable types of surfacing and kinds of material as determined by the Secretary of Agri- | culture as will adequately meet the existing and probable future traffic needs and conditions thereon.. | The Secretary of Agricuiture is authorized to acquire by gift, grant, dedication, devise or otherwise any rights of way necessary for the proper location and comstruction of this high- way and, after the construetion, the amd thereafter to maintwin this me- | morial highway. 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