Evening Star Newspaper, June 12, 1923, Page 10

PLAN NEW DISTRIT " BALTINORE ROAD Maryland Business = Men . Want Airline Highway for Traffic. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORE, June 12.—Plans for & new air-line boulevard between this city and Washington are underl way here ahd the project, backed by business interests of Baltimore, will be placed before Congress and the Maryland legislature when it meets in January. Washington bus- men will be asked to give support to the plan to have s appropriate funds for the ay which is to be used y for pleasure and similar vehicles, Heavy traffic, trucks and business cars will use the present Washington-Baltimore boulevard. This plan, according to A. S. Golds- borough, secretary of the Merchants and Manufacturers' Association, is to | be offered as a substitute or alterna- tive to the suggested plan of widen- ing the ent boulevard. The boulevard, Golds- horough said, would form .a unit in | the proposed national parking pre- as outlined in the Langley bill e in the last ses- said Mr.. Golds- eveloping rapidly as a nter and Baltimore is its and logical wholesale mar- ket. The volume of trade between the two cities is expanding rapidly and the present roadway no longer is e le of accommodating the heavy With reciprocity arrangements be- tween Maryland and the District of Columbia vehicular trafic and 1i- cense charges. a thing belleved to be nearing achievement, the traffic be- tween the two cities will grow with leaps and bounds, xo that some new avenue to accommodate it, or a broad- ening of the present lane of travel is an imperative need of the very near future. “Business men and government of- ficials with whom we have been m conference are practically a uni® in the belief that a widening of the present boulevard will not answer the problems of the future as read-| il 1 with the same degree of} link. ed a possible route s yet, & perhaps, in the minds of some of the conferees there is evolving. or has evolved, some something definite in this re- spect. However, that is a matter of the future. the main thing for the present ng to persuade Congress to lend id and launch the project al manner. will have its part in the nd the next legislature ed upon to help finance 11 calls for an ex- of parking and T e capital within and approached theretol nia pointment of lown as the! k< Commission, aeral supervision. Cide of the District. hall be controlled as agreement between determined b: the commission and the proper offi- cers of the states of Maryland and Virginia, subject to the approval of the President . LIST 26,000 VOTERS ‘ IN NEW POLL BOOKS Registration Reveals Many Hus- bands and Wives Differ, Polit- cally, in Cumberland. i 2 H h to The Star. ND, Md., June 12— The of transcribing the nam ¢ all voters of Allegany co a new set of poll books as been completed, under the di- rection of Richard J. Stakem, clerk to the board of election supervis- ors. The old books had been worn and made impracticable by exces- sive notation. Over 26,000 names of male and female voters werg enrolled. vote was 3 republi- ts. Tt is | e over 26,000 about 1,00 The clection clerks discovered | that in numerous instances the | former democratic tamilies hive flopped to the republican party and are registered as republicans. The republ party being the majority party, has also attracted many foreign born. Many wives and husbands are divided in po- I litical faith. Cumberland shows | but a slight republican majority. Frostburg and Lonaconing are the bix republican sironsholds. COATES WILL DIRECT ROCHESTER ORCHESTRA British Leader, Well Known Here, | Accepts Post at Eastman School of Music. ROCHESTER, N. Y.. June 12.—Albert Coates, famous Anglo-Russian musi- ¢ian, has accepted the directorship of the Rochester Philharmonic Orchestra, associated with the Eastman School of Music of the University of Rochester. The announcement of Mr. Coates' in- tention to head the organization in this city was made by George Eastman, donor of the school. Mr. Coates is well known here, as he has appeared directing the New York Symphony Orchestra as guest con- ‘ductor. Washington audiences showed marked approval of his ablilities. A Quick Cleaner If you get grease, paint, oil or anything tlse on your apparel— no matter how delicate the fabric—apply Cleansiline - It’s a pure chemical preparation — abso- lutely harmless, yet most _effective. . You don’t have to wash or rinse after using. Keep a bottle handy—for the emergency. For Sale at all Peoples and other good Drug Stores Graham Remedy Co. \ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C,” TUESDAY, JUNE 12, 1923 M oodmard & Lathrop OPEN 9:15 A.M. Our Mrs. Nourse will sail today for France and the continent on the Aquitania of the Cunard Line, in the interest of her various departments. Miss Stegall, buyer of Blouses and Sweaters, will sail June 16th on the steamship Celtic. Imported Cretonnes Special, 58¢ yard Since cretonnes are' being used by so many people—in so many places, it is doubly interesting to be able to choose from these beautiful imported cretonnes at such a remark- ably low price as 58¢ yard. 31 and 36 inch. widths, in a great variety of distinctive and attractive patterns, and colorings that will add new life and color wherever they are used. : Cretonne Section, Fifth fioor. Cretonne Pillowé ’ Special, 68c 200 of them only at this low price—the sort of cushions you'll need for Summer cottages—camps, canoes—or for comfortably spending the summer right at home. There are many delightful patterns and colorings—all of them round—and filled with Kapock mixture. Cretonne Pillows —in a great variety of shapes, designs and colorings, many of them made in our own work- rooms. Made so that the cre- tonne covers may be removed. Stoop Seat Cushions, 25¢ Round Cushions, with a_button in the center, covered with cre- tonne: varied designs and col- ors. You'll be able to use a number of these—so best to choose early. Cretonne Section, Fifth floor. \ié 5.Pc, Breakfast Suite, $46.50 filled fiber at all joints.* This plan of construction assures you of unquestioned service. In rich brown finish. The same suite is shown.in frosted brown and antique ivory, $60. Othier Suites, $41.50 up. This attractive suite — table and four chairs—is one of the latest additions to our extensive showing. Excep- tionally strong reed fiber, braced thoroughly by the stretcher steel-band method. The frames are of hardwood wrapped with steel wire- This Handsome Tea Cart $15.75 Constructed of high- grade reed, finished in brown; has loose serving tray. Fernery, $11.75 Of reed fiber in the brown finish. useful, attractive piece. Other Ferneries, $7.25 to $28.50. Fiber Chairs, woven seats and backs, $8.75. Rockers to match, $8.75 and $9.75. : Other Chairs and Rockers, $13.50 to $16.75. Willow Chair, $10.75 Has deep, wide seat and comfortable, wide arm rests. In natural finish. Rocker to Match, $11.75. Other Chairs and Rockers, $7.75 to $19.50. Tables, $7.50 to $30. Willow and Reed Section, Fifth floor. Adjustable Metal Window Screens 18 inches high, extend to 33 inches, 65c. 24 inches high, extend to 33 inches, 75c. 25 inchies high, extend to 37 inches, 85¢ 30 inches high, extend to 37 inches, 95¢c. 30 inches high, extend to 43 inches, $1.15. 32 inches high, extend to 43 inches, $1.25. Window Screen Section, Fitth floor. A very A Cool, Ventilated Porch With - Vudor Porch Shades Enjoy your porch to the fullest extent this summer —equip it now with Vudor shades, which make the rch cool: and comforta- le—a real place to live— all summer. 5 Sixteen sizes are shown in brown or. green—the sea- son’s popular . colors. Priced from $3.60 to $14 Vudor Shade Sectiom, Fifth fioer. 10th, 11th, F and G Streets CLOSE 6 P.M. Pure Linen Table Cloths, $3.95 A Very Remarkable Value In'a real effort to extend the use of pure linen table linens, a promi- nent manufacturer has made the prices the lowest in several years. ‘He has gone without profit him- self on these:linens, and by im- porting them direct, and marking them at an extremely close mar- gin, we are able to offer them to You at very exceptional savings. Cloths, 68x68, $3.95 Napkins, 20x20, $4.50 doz. 200 Irish Damask Table Cloths At Savings 2x2 yds., $5 2x2Y, yds., $6.25 22-in, Napkins, $6.25 doz. Dependable qualities and attrac- tive new designs. Pure flax, and remarkable values at these prices. 150 dozen Napkins Attractively Priced From John S. Brown & Sons, Belfast 22x22—$9.50, $11, $12 dozen. 24x24—9$11 dozen. 27x27—$15 and $16 dozen. Comprising patterns that are no longer to be continued. ‘Double - Damask Cloths and Napkins High-grade, handsome - designs, very heavy quality. Cloths, 2x2 yatds, $9. Cloths, 2x23; yards, $11.50. Napkins, 22x22 inches, $11 dozen. Hemstitched Damask Dinner Sets, $16 Included in each of these onc hundred Dinner Sets is a 2x2/;-yard table cloth and six 20x20- inch napkins, laundered, ready for use. Not only desirable for’ one’s own home, but “it makes an unusually desirable wegding gift. Model Village Cloths and Napkins Made by Richardson,,selected and imported directly by us. ¢ ‘Table Cloths X2 .......S11, $1350, $15, $16 2x2%3 . $14, $17, $19 2x3 il §18, $20, $22.50 Napkins 22x22 . oee $15, $18, $20 dozen 2ax24 . [l 817, $22 dozen Linen Pillowcases for Coolness 400 pairs, our direct importation—on sale at the most-attractive prices in several years. Size 2274x36 inch. Linen Section, Second fieor. $3 and $3.95 pair Fipal Spring Offering 50 Otiental Rugs $377-%0 (Average size, 31;x6Y; ft.) S44-° (Average size, 4":x7 ft.) Choice, selected pieces in beautiful colorings; all perfect: in warm or mellow colorings. - At each price there is a saving well worth while. 39Y,x13 (average) Extra Fine Quality Serapi Rugs, $315 each 3 7x10 (average) Mahal Rugs of exquisite ‘beauty, $220 each Rug Section, Sixth fioor. At Very Moderate Prices Linoleums that combine durability and long service with beauty of coloring, charm of design. Priced so low that any one may use them. Shown in very large assort- ments, and in a manner that makes selection casy. New é-inch Dutch Tile Pattern $3.25 Square Yard Inlaid Linoleums—Red and black, navy and ivory, blue and ivory, gray and black, mar- ble, green with white lines. Imported Inlaid Linoleums $3 and $3.25 Square Yard Wax finish; wood patterns, two toned.- E Imported Tile Effects $2, $225, $2.50 Square Yd. . Inlaid; ¥-inch tile effects, with large scat- tered cofors—white and gray, white and black, dark and light blue. Large patterns, all clean- cut lines. A very pliable, very smooth and extremely durable Linoleum. T Plain Linoleum $1.90 to. $3 Square Yd. Three different weights in brown. New Domestic Dutch Tiles - $1.75 Squire Yd. - L Inlaid; 4 and 6 inch patterns; granite Wwith black, blue with ivory, tan with ivory, two- toned brown with ivory, blue and gray with ivory, large blue with ‘ivory.. Extremely at- tractive linoleum patterns in a good-welring grade. . 5 Printed Linoleum, $! Square- Yd. Wood' and ‘tile effects in_ the best quality printed linoleum in a gaod heavy weight.. Measurements and- estimates gladly made. Special attention given to large contracts. We advocate. cementing all linoleum to the floor as this is the most satisfactory.way. It should be laid by experienced men, such as ours, for when properly-laid, it will ‘give much greater service. 14-Piece Ice Tea Sets Exceptional Value, #2.50 Warm weather demands.-the where- withal to serve cooling drinks, so you will" be -especially glad of this value now. Choose from either a tall or lok covered jug, with six tumblers, in a very attrac- tive, - light-cut, floral pat- tern; and six glass sipper spoons, with colored bowls. A variety of other styles—$2.25 to $8.50 for 7 and 8 piece sets Glassware Section, Pifth foor. ’ Special, *3.95 dozen Light Cut Glass Water Goblets Handled Ice Tea Tumblers Fruit Salad or Sherbet Glasses These are all of fine clear glass, artistically cut. Regularly they would be priced much higher. So you can readily see thfc advantage of choosing now, when you’ll need them so often. Glassware Section, Fifth floor. - Gift Tables of China Suggest Charming Wedding Gifts Delightful gifts may be chosen from these Tables for + decorative china. "There are all sorts of distinctive pieces and charmingly decorated sets as well. In both domestic and imported wares. $1, $1.95, $2.25, $3.50, $5, $7.50, $10 At whatever the price, you will find something delightful. Chipaware Section, Fifth floor. Wallace Nutting Pictures Make Ever-Charming Wedding Gifts At ss—One may choose from many artistic subjects— - Honeymoon Drive Decked as a Bride The Swimming Pool Larkspur All Of Them Beautifully Framed English Gardens Are always charming and colorful—there are many different ones here in these pictures. Priced at $6.50./ - Original Water Colors of English Gardens, $20 Cutting the Grass With a Good Lawn Mower —is not an irk- some task. These good Mowers cut easily, evenly and rapidly. Low-wheel Lawn Mowers, with High-wheel, ball bearings: 14-inch..... $13350 16-inch.... $1425 18-inch..... SIS Low - wheel, without ball bearings: 12-inch...... $7.25 14-inch...... $7.50 16-inch...... $2.75 Tools for Lawn and Garden Garden Hose, 25 ft., $4; 50 ft.,, $8 Nozzle for Hose.............75¢ Hose Reels Sos $3.50 Hedge Shears. .. .....5228 Grass Shears .. 40c to $1 Grass Hooks.. 50c to 65¢ Housewares Section, Fifth floor. Wayne Cedared-Chests, $2.50 Moth-Proof and Dust-Proof A sturdy, substantial chest of corrugated board and duplex paper. A substitute for the higher-priced wooden chest at a fraction of the cost. Cedarized paper makes it airtight, moth and dust proof. Suitable for clothes, blankets, hats, linens, etc. Cedared . Paper Wardrobes 2, Business Sui . Dress Suit. Overcoat fotor or. lanket . F5e 3 Fur Muff, Collarette $1.25 Dust-No Garment Bags, $2. Moisture-proof, insect-proof; have side opening; blue -bag with white lining.. , Housewares Section, Fifth floor. ‘Watering Cans, galvanized, 75c to $1.35 Rubber Plant Sprayers, for plants, flowers, also clothes . :.75c and $1 O]pen Front Wardrobes N 5. Tuxedo, Business Suit.&2 16, Overcoat, Opera Cloak.s2 17, Motor Coat, fur coat.g2.40 Moth Preventives Napthaline and Lavender, 20e to dos. Moth Balls, 20c pks. Red Cedar Moth ‘Compound, 13e, 1.75 doz. Mothozone Crystals, 45¢ pks., 35 de ox. Crystalline, 25¢ pksx., $3.75 dox. rfytneler'! No Moth, lavender, eucalyptus, cedar-aroma, 3. 'R.a,dio for. Home or Camp The Radiola II, $97.50—A The Radiola 1V, $275—A portable set for your car, fine set for the home. It canoe or camp. Has.de- pa5 pyilt-in loud speaker, tector and one-stage, using 7 5 1 flashlight battery for A, with all batteries well en- dry cells for B. Complete closed. Complete with four with two ~UV-199 tubes, UV-199 tubes, batteries and batteries and phones. phones. Radio Section, Fourth floor.