Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1925, Page 26

* SPEED ADVOCATED ON BRIDGE PROJECT House Committee Wants Work Started on Arlington % Memorial Structure. Trging that the Arlington Memorial Bridge, “a beautiful and patriotic Project,” be begun as early as pos- xible, because after work is started it will ‘be at least five vears before it ©an be opened to traffic, a unanimous report from the House committee on public buildings and grounds was fled in the House late vesterday on the bill which passed the Senate De- eember 30 Representative Richard N. Elliott ©f Indiana, chairman of the commit- 1ee, in his report reviewed the his- tory of this legislation, which has been advocated since Andrew Jackson was President 1t is proposed that the bridge be constructed across the Potomac from a point near the Lincoln Memorial te point in the State 1 give a much v the Capital for great memorial exercises and give trance of any cit the world. Agitated Years, a memc Potomac River direction of on the Arlington bridge leading in the Lee M estate, h; by the ( depart Congress passed laws pursuant to which liminary p! ave been for this b due to de without grounds c Re, ntati ington to ton estate, in the gether with such surv of cost as they may be expended under th d estimates til_expended, $ “Immediately after the passage of this act work was actively com- menced on general plans and esti- mates for the proposed bridge and its appropriate approaches and ac- cessories, with esult that on April 22, 1924, resident trans- nary plans w mendation of Bridge Comm ship is compo idge, President Hon. Albert B. ( > “member 'alvin Cool- nited States; president ¥ rick H. House of Rep- rt M. Fernald, e ttee on pub- lic $ufldings and grounds; Hon. John W. Langley, chairman, House commit- tee on public b “This commis: vors the immediat this important proved project, un gram of constructic d generally ap- r a 10-year pro- ., with a total THE .| Complexion te of Virginia, to- | ZWe SAVINGS 7ECrzm o P eSS ° AFEGUARDS THE HOME __ EXPRESS RATECUT UPHELD BY COURT | Injunction to Restrain En-| forcement Is Denied to Railroads. ! | | | | [ B the Associated Press ST, PAUL, Minn., January 28— { Western and Southern raillroads are | denied a temporary injunction to re- Strain enforcement of lower expr. rates in thelr territories, in a deci- sion of the United States District Court filed here today, By the Associated Press CHICAGO, January 28.—-A prelimi- injunction to restrain the en- the Western district has by the United States District Court at | st ccording to railroad at- may go to further hear- {ings on its merits or the railroads may appeal directly to the United| | States Supreme Court if they desire ake further action, but represent- f affected roads here said the ! of future action has not been | determined upon. The lower rates, order sometime | ago by the Interstate Commerce Com- mission, were opposed by the Western and Southern railroads in a bill for | injunction filed a month ago at St.! Paul and heard at St. Louls. With | on of an injunction removed, ssue Is_expected to go to further hearing on its merits, according to railway counsel ture in the 10-year period of 00 “The indorsement which the Ar- lington Memorlal Bridge proposition is receiving throughout the country |is surprising,” the report says, eriti- ng the present approaches to the . | A Beautiful & Admiration | Ladies—A few days’ treatment with CARTER'S Little Liver Plils will | do more to clean up | the skin than all the | beauty treatments in creation. 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