Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1923, Page 6

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., MARCH 4%, ~1923—PART 1. UN AR WARGTON. B O MERON S -EeR MR- oo . ;hinw the state has ever uddertaken. ways, the same to be repaid when thd | county, while on its way from Wash- | for which no real cure has been : under the authority of this state's One-Cent-a-Gallon Gasoline Tax | i i i ey V'RG]NIA HIGHWAY |Boct e asear tai=timto: Thent o v o o et 'y St | 27 7 MR, it fluence 1 have ‘to carry this issue. tone, welghing around two pounds. | of the neck. the buom a few months ago at Ridge B I St b Am Iow golng to say something 1’_"'1::';"“‘1 ::”""’m °“n’: :‘::" :'r:’:.g- crashod through a window of one of | The first symplom s the luck of ap- | way. this county. An advance agent rge or Nno ond Interesty:::: ol bond iasue that has Gl s e oot ies | petite "on the 8 bird &t g0 iia “they termed. <Plttsburali gestion of the governor, and kas the | “irhe misaiie nie " _| fected, then wings begin to droop and think that was one of the wisest approval of the chairman of the state | Ing off Mit o saleced: momam bot did | death sometimes occurs in u day or | and Detroit cupital” declared that a e e things our forefathers ever did. How highway commission, who has been | not injure her seriously. Glass flew in | @hyWhere from two to four days after | $10,000,000 automobile factory iwould would the sfate ever have developed . Sl B L e ot it pain: | infection. to what she had before the civil war Seerthe W EHESS AT Aiva e B S esiion sud mome) oL 18 patn be erccted. C s n <1 ! i correct, and that there will be close [ fully cut George A. Davis of Kenging Virginia Farmer Emphasizes Advantages v tx Biv" i . pie Sorract sand (UL cioxakwill be claial[ifully cutiCanye AL n | State Aurtior Bond satd ho was ins ¥s. . . . . which can be made avallable inside igating the propos n simply to Good Higl F Tssue In- |Dom.oh st Skt hebinss | Measure for Providing Emer-| o mars dess, The savaiine was Bt~ MRESHIORVES THE T | -ccumsctas oo seopoaiion anusly & ) —— = | wagons go down the Little River pike - a a’ bill would not be St ate oh Tts tesitimueyy of Goo ighways avors 1s. in*one day. Gome frim Virginia, some i o E and the bond lssue bill Would not be PLAGUE HITS TURKEYS. | OF WEST VIRGINIA TOWN | ettt e ot et (e a 7o . i est Virginia, others from as the benefits of whatever action the Eer SRR lia bn the other hard, it 1eaves creased 538,000,000 Within Four Years. Tennessee. Kentucly” and. Ohic, on gency Fund to Meet Federal lemisiature may take "in these last | Speria) Dispatch to The Star Dispateis to The Star [[2% i 15 ateneim s and it peoyen o r way at time to the grea two subjects would be Independent| siqp TON, W. 3 § b ute " . - 3 Ulegal. He sa forn o1 A el market of Alexandria, Va. Some of Allowance Is R 3 t the loan. ! March 3. MARTINSBURG. W. Va. March 3. ] gal. He said information BY (":OR(‘E‘ F. HARRISON. You now say it was all lost. 1 say eady " Another scheme has been present- I.‘""‘..»”afififih'_f"‘;’nf.n!” i (hfly.:;,".‘,‘r‘r‘. . ”r,'.“»‘\«'v‘,. Supervisor Fairfax County. {not. i . T—. {ed to members of the legislature for|county from “blackhe a disease | yesterday in Martinsburg inquirin s Now, let's leave olitics entirely read improvement, which is unique b ¢ P! My plan would be for the special session of the Virginia general {out of this road question, stop criti- 'WILL RAISE $4 000 000 and has elements that will appeal to i i . 812 : 3 cizing and kicking and get behind our | s s | rural members. The proposition is wssembly to pass an act to issue the $12000.000 that we are asking for to |45 (& Lan Litrmion. and help put LR O | to have the state issue $40,000.000 in 3 O t with =3 a onc-cent-a-gallon-gasoline tax to pay the interest | Virginia on_a sociui standing with bonds and to employ $30.000.000 for 3 LA L0 > . 5 e ithin [ her sister states, and by so doing i i | the state system, giving the remain- e L4 and provide a cinking iend. with a view F u&fm‘pm more within |y ooyt 4 Firts on the farih Outside Suggestion for $4°y°°°.000; ink "$10/000.000 "io" the ‘one. Hundred ) Nc02A 7 |@ the next four yvears, which, of course, will be up to the incoming repre- |and as close to nature as possible, Road Bond I Gi counties for such road work as ‘ 2 % i where the environment is good, hop- ond lssue Given them may seem right and proper, sentatives inis for Kood results. Remember that 5 |and the only stipulation being that == — |county, for example, Twelve vears|the gutomobile licerise fund fs still Some Attention. each county’ must expend the total ot ) : = Agninst] “Eay-as-kos | uko, when they first started their!intact for the maintenance of this {sum for highway improvement with- \ W08 »ad program, that county was as-isystem, which will increase as fast tin their borders. gl 3¢ dolng this we e 0 : Dy idolug: b ) scd at the same as Fairfax cour s the roads are bullt | Speciat Dispatch to The Star. Suggestion From Outside. tem complete : 000. Now it is assessed at § | | 5 n complete w s ars, el : o e I ea . a b e s I D i e | RICHMOND, Va. March 3.—Monday |* This suggestion comes from a man ! o twenuty or more rs. And | reached the sum of about $15.000.000, HUNT FOR BOTLEGGERS !n\v»rmnp Wwhen the senate convenes! who I3 not a member of the legls- d <) ith our present re- | With the same proximity to the capi- Fthere will be presented a bill to em- | lature, but those who have discussed al of the United States. i o = are_ somewhat inclined to support one-cent gas tux. | “o% What haw done tiisz why, e AFTER MURDER ATTEMPT |Power the governor to borrow mones | jy “(ia"then they realize ‘that thes N Lo, ioordbeg o the stute auitor fpotis T4 G bl b ine thut will be collected this fall for|are proposing to enormously incres ‘ 5 o etim issuing bonds | roads, known as the Mull tax, to meet | the proposed bond, L . ” o will amount to §824,250; our present, litetime without Prohibition Agents Probe Shootin, e e . hat purpose. Now all of this|Pro on Agents Probe Bl e ey i o e reiocil dosges s wonlaion |y wex Cor ,775.000; oral ald,f 108 Ahat D cons ¢ i v from the federal govern-| j,j,p iy four from such a bond issue 905 Phone T1,218; al n Ly |eytra wealth hay come in consequence | .4 pev Marsh, President of |ment, which is ready and was set | Bellef now fc (hat the gasoline (ax 7th St wa, S [} z'n ua l a rlce of these roads. We all know they oo overhead 1 v side 1 in order that funds|w a at 2 cents a gallon, . g 4 did not bring any land with them, | aside last year., in order that funds 10, \4!!\\):(.'LAI;ZI;| nd never wenldihave come with theit Loudoun County League. | will be inspectors to {may be provided immediately for the fand that there will be inspcecors ' state auditors fig- {cliser to home. Ten years ago, Provi- RICHMOND, Va., March 4.—State | highway department. Senators Goode, | that Virginia (e no longer made the i dence district, in Fairfax_county, had Garrett and Jeffrevs are to sponsor |dumping kround for fnferlor stuff &s ” rve enough to issue 000 worth | prohibition agents have teturned |ipo bl and the c re | hits been the custom for vears t : g . . e vears. According T huifa & Yoad from Fair- |t the ity rom Loudoun” county. | (15 P R T - €¢ » F n “B tt » r c emuticians e stae, ot ke 0O pridge. | w'here the ves » & pt | Wi a0y others. Lie House 1o° Chain bridge | where they inventl o RSB Wi Tavons the mertef 1 that i ean| ROCK THROWN IN CAR. | Goo urniture a elier 1Ce€S DYOperLy. personal or ¢ 2 2 this ro th m.!:_. .u:’.:«:-l x...-,(m:‘m "',r :»‘x‘. x‘"l“ Gon| pe speeded up and passed in record 14 = { « 2 i Several shots were fired at the officer 1 . - . . . . . . while he wos pussing along the roed. | The bl merely authorizes the gov- | KVILLE M “ the The quality of the furniture carried by this reliable establishment agents gath d wmuch infor negotiate such a lon - " G Iz H . . . . l . l‘;“r"h/l l ‘r l‘ “"l "‘I““ “‘; ‘,” t ¢ months .Il "' |\\lvll;‘vm‘4 e neh ¢ al g 18 thtCr Sho\\'n b\' a persanal mmspection 0{ t}\e many beautx{u. suites here late 0 he en, | mergency nds for e high u ; P . = . . . = . e have four of the most flaur d L o oo Ahels aea | and odd pieces on display. The lower prices which prevail are better |the county, with about a thousand |ils 20 " elak has been found. I - known by a comparison with others throughout the city. These two words | scholars in mNEIE Ronds and Schools Linked. RATS OVERRUN TOWN features are backed up by the \Vright policy of offering the best values 000 per year for time ih, : ns S0 vou can well see that roads and put up wbout 30 per cent of the{, S0 vou can Wall see tRAt 0800 L at all times in high-grade furniture. &boyeramount of cesourcee, about illiteracy—we will have it just und corpo! > ~ long as we fail to provide a way | 50,000 at Hagerstown Goal of certainly get as much or more bene- | gor our children to get to school. So e do. Now some of us|iots’ provide a way by bullding this Tradication Campaign. s road t come{great road system; then we will have sear me t interest have 1 We t & Cltizenship that we will all be proud | Special Dispatch to The Star. Wl have one of these roadsiof. [ know something about what a| HAGERSTOWN, Md. March Z.— Extend- ; Extend- come by ace. so tuke a broad- | handicap the want of an education is, | Hagerstown is heing undermined and | P v of the ter and say for I only had a chance to go t» ridien by rats. Pied pipers, ed ed ) v . L our ribs | schcol forty-five days in my life, anl King In conjunction with o * backbone, 2~ | [ pa cents each nui ;{:;r -':\('pru(l government and the Wash P £ P t most of us wil e ome winters d not have | county public health de ay- fi | ay- T R I R D QUTFITTERS TO MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN 7 & | == ol 0u get the benefit of these | heart goes out to the boy c¢r girl who | jrags dollars' worth of property | ments > ments BT 5 i “ ABRAM " ‘ | : : Predicts Wonders. 1 the first bat with the rodents | i 4 =4 1 7 ant to say in clo Bat o 150 were killed I one s . k Your i 1 I ) Your ! S Gl is dropping her 4 and | the business sectlon, In store | i h o gates. T was e r t, seems { they found that rats ved | 7TH AND L STS. N.W. Privi- : R Privi- Shathdistance andhunnt to have renewed her i e | through concrete and we | g ; ; 7 I paid in and | hond {ssues we have recently carried | the at will, In another 2 3 . 3 It helare going to do wonders for thelof the city, the walls of a bui < lege AT ; exe honeycombed by rats, were 1 seven g f now say a few words in refer- { piing, membersh >~ 10 | ence to the valley of Virginia. Within . at which ti neve e 1 pples from that Lo R fon, i wee o s | i YOUR PROMISE TO PAY IS GOOD WITH KAY l’ . b R B S TN I Do Suiies nd see what it will mean | State Ald System. | both to the producer and consumer. = Now w speak of the r 3 teeders = dlths Pl oEpei ne e s e H feencta snamyiplan omgstngthem| | Sow itws i of the Robert ] ' 1] il D S EOR " i Lee Memorial highway. Are the peo- no e the state aid tem = mapped out in each counts OL Wieaialilome SthicHEIE Rty bo L L sas - |satisfled to let other states build| biaith the same system in the | Meir memorial to the greatest hero Jewel - et bresent share of the $700,000 set |and Christian gentleman the south = - ewe s FFour-piece Tudor Design Bedroom Suite. in either \Valnut or Mahog . as illustrated. 52-inch Dresser. 48-inch Vanity with 32-inch mirror, lLarge Chifforobe and Bow-end Bed: 3298.00 t dustproof construction with mahogany drawer bottoms — Four-piece Duotone American Walnut Bedroon ) ece Queen Anne American Walnut B 1 ask the 1 4 it i mpneye kol do Ahis Suite with oval-shaped mirrors in Semi-Vanitv “poom o . Chifforobe 38-inches ask the legislature 10| ngerful plece of work, and the only i one-cent gas tax to ba| orderfy r 77, { - and Dresser. Bow-end Bed and Bighe amit o inchies wide. fult Naniis it oo, the. county"to I ever produced before we complete it | e ey 2 through Virginia? Now you all realize | TR s inaie o ety | to issue bonds and get the use of the Double-door Chifforette. oo SAeBEd S vy Drcsse: e Ta e yn\:;(;:\” BN r;:€~ road as quickly s yu{;sslhle,h H 4 R e S % nateh this dol-| 7'so a1l of you that favor this course § i Four-piece do sign B m S Sl G L R r, and as fast as this{rite .your, representative and ask | 4 A : i hogany, with Windsor-shaped mirrors. 45-inc Four-piece Queen Anne \\,,. t 31 state m is completed. underinim or her to support the issue. R ; ] Dossios larar! Doible:daos Chiferabe withi two' hogany Bedsoom! Suite, 48:nch Dresser land Vi the supe 1 of the highway de-lyember that if we issue these bonds | , e sty : hox ; Hipias partment. either from these resources | that ft will put this money in circula- | / E : drawers on top and larg G g i large Chifforette a Bed. d or county or district bond es. 10 | tion that ja now locked up. and that | 5 2 g 3 g { end Bed and Semi-vanity with artistic lines. Ma- /o Ceo 0 g drawers witl he taken over by the state highway | wi it is circulating there wil be x ’ hogany drawer bottoms and 4 and maintained by it. By | lef the state the roads and at dustprooi construction. A high- bottoms antique silver h hard- 8269 00 we would soon have aleast 75 per cent of the money. The 5 istproof cc uction. Sl i P A road sy 1 that would place this, | merchant. the farmer and every one - & grade suite at a low price........... a e AT e e the most rical state in the Union. | else will have a chance to get some of where she belongs—in the forefront. {it. Some will say, “Oh, it will make ; labor so high on the ‘farm.” 1f you Rosdy mriag (Weali. cannot get enough labor to raise as Just think of the wealth these roads | much as you would like to, what you 7 e 8 . t bring to us. wealth that willldo raize will bring a better price, % Slmm S eel Bed 1 « unless we build them. I [Just think what it will take to feed ¢ H ons North Carolina and Mary- | ; lnols er ln 3 $ In wood finishes of Mahogany, Walnut, Oak 1l talk about Maryland, as Biggest State Undertaking. L “Q'” = e or Ivory, in 4-6, 40, 3-3 sizes. ol 2-inch Square Posts, Mitered cor- $2 1 .00 the circumstanc These are my sentiments, -after a { Jal i .mers. A real value at trorough study of this the biggest; A “n"'e ..fion’s Timepieee" ‘\Q 4 that ew:';ai:ajuut r:c;:::u::f p , Aweek ) 25 a other big shipment of these Famous Timepieces in all the latest styles and sizes. P 3 Simmons .75 Genuine 21 Ruby and Sap- A - ! | L : All La.yer F elt Mattress ‘447 | phire Jeweled Movements. 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