Evening Star Newspaper, March 25, 1925, Page 16

16 t ARLNGTON RS ROAD BONDS DRIVE Era of Prosperit)? Forecast at Banquet for Elec- tion Campaign. 8pecial Dispateh to The Star. CLARENDON. Va., March 25.- Arlington County is on the thres of great development and the road- building program. it favored by the voters at an election April 20, will ®erve as a stimulus, ‘was the trend of speeches at a banquet last might of the District Good Roads Commis- sfon held in the Ballston engine house The banquet marked the firing of the first gun by the commission in ® campaign having as its principal of support for the e proposed to be fs- projeet. There were about in attenda in- cluding vis! from the Capital, officials and men and were made by Arthur Orr, chairman of the good roads commission; J. Gordon McKay, chief of the division of high- momics, Bureau of Public John L. €l, one of the of the Arlington Memorial Mrs. Florence Cannon, pre: dent of the County Welfare League; supervisor of Arlington e, the county’s islature John Crack, chairman of the h B RBryars, emeritus of Association known attorney; Clements, Capt county super Harry S, Fellows Church. mayor Commission Ix Praixed. r Ball declared that the Good Roads Comm: bard for more than ystem of roads. completed,” he continued, up to us to ecarry he good work,” He said that he bonding method of procur people follow this course in buy homes, he could see no reason for not applying the same principle in get- ting the roads. Mr. Orr's address was in the na- ture of a complete report of the de- liberations of the road commission. He spoke in glowing term# of the character and ability of the men as- sociated with him in working out the plan ' The taxes for the new roads r > levied over the entire distric he said, “and the problem confront: ing the commission was to arrive at & plan which would result as nearly as possible in an equitable distribu- tion of the benefits. In my opinion it is as nearly a composite of what citi- zens and taxpayers of the district as & whole desire in the way of a-road m as it is humanly possible to aking in defense of the Gar- n road extended pioposal, be-{ lieved to be the outstanding objection of the opponents of the plan, Mr. Orr said that one of the fundamental princirles by which the Commission was guided was that every com- munity should be provided with an improved outlet to Washingten and | that the road traverses a community —Highland Park—that is entitled to such an outlet by virtue of the taxes it pays. Two Plans for Outlet. To give Highland Park this out- let, he said, the commission had the choice of two plans—Garrison road extended or Brown's Bend road. The former was fayored by the commis- sion, he said, because it would cost less and provided a 50-foot right of way, as compared with a 30-foot ©of way on the Brown's Bend ros Another important point in f of the Garrison road, it was pointed out by Mr. Ball, is that it will form a connecting link with the new Memorial Bridge, get an immense amount of the tourist traffic from the Lee Highway, where it joins that roadway at Falls Church, and be of great benefit to Ballston and Claren- don, through which it runs. In a summary of the “meaning of a road,” Dr. McKay said that it is more than a strip of concrete, macadam or clay; it means a great deal to edu- ation in that it affords a m of Relief I P mn every JAr " Soothing and Healing Donit be left out of things because of a bad skin. 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Want to see it?" “We are officers of the law.” “All right, step this way.” After revealing the still Burger gave the officers a sample of the product for evidence, helped them kitogk the dévice to pieces and asked If ¢ e could appear in court the fol- lowing morning, since the hour was too late to obtain bail. The request was granted.and he kept his word. communication and access to schools; it sel to enhance the value of property, and affords the easiest means of increasing population and of building up a community to a higher level. He said the first stage of development should be the open- of means of communication. In- ased population, which is bound to follow, he said, will result in additional revenue and provide a demand and the for realizing on other improve- would effect a sav- | e tires alone sufficient | to pay the interest on the bonds. “Sprucing Up” Needed. The need of Arlington Cou which was characterized by J. CI Byars as the front vard of the tional Capital, sprucing up, larly in the ter of roads, Nagle outlined plans for the new Memorial Bridge and showed pictures on a screen of the approaches and other features of the elaborate project. He said the Bridge Commission would co-operate with all communities on work inci- dental to the new bridge, providing it could do so without sacrificing the great principal for which the struc- ture was conceived. He said that Ar- lington County was more intimately affected by the establishment of the bridge than any other section of the country. Supervisor 4 assured the ads would be built by contract and under the joint su- n of the State and county engineers, Capt. Talman told the meeting that he had been assured by financiers of the District of Columbia that the pro- posed improvements would bring im- ense capital into the county. He id that in addition to the aid of the ate in construction of the roads, the county could depend on the co-opera- tion of the Federal Bureau of Public Roads. The dinner was served by a com- mittee of the Woman's Auxi rs, Mrs. Mae Mrs. B. 5 Ida Moore,” N , Mrs. J. Crack, Mrs. T. Crack, Mrs. Renie Ellis, Mrs. Bristol, MAs, hipman. A pleasing program-of entertain- ment features included orchestral se- lections under the direction of E. J. Kohlbrenner, vocal solos by the Misses Manning and Morgan, songs and jokes by Doe and Handy, blackface come- dians, and a drum solo by “Bon Air A. K. Diamond says— You can buy me for only 50c or $1.00 a week, and your investment increases every year!! Exquisite diamonds, set in 18-kt. hand-pierced and en- graved mountings, suitable for cither ‘men or women. An extraordinary value at— Guaranteeed American Make One to a customer. None sold to children. None sent C. O. 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