Evening Star Newspaper, June 11, 1925, Page 13

PLAN BOULEVARD | ONLEEHIGHWAY 120-Foot Roadway Proposed Between Capital and New ke Market, Va. Plans for making the Lee Highway # boulevard from Washington to New Market in the Valley of Virginia will at a meeting of the Lee v Association Monday, June F arrenton, Va. Steps will be taken to secure deeds t an adequate right of way for the roposed boulevard. It is estimated that it will take 120-foot pavement fo carry the volume of traffic that may be expected over this route, hich leads from the Nation's Capi- al to the Southern highlands and the ‘Valley of Virginia. It is proposed that it least 40 feet on each side of the pavement be reserved for beautifica- gion. The meeting in Warrenton will open at 9 am. and will continue throughout the day, with a session in fthe evening. Among the speakers will be Henry oberts of Bristol, Va., president of e Highway Association; Representa- tive R. Wal Moore of Fairfax Court House, Va.; D. P. Wine, secre- valley, Inc., Har- Col. Clarence O. Sher- TWO MEN ARE ARRESTED IN FLORIDA LAND DEAL Conversion After Trust and Fraud- ulent Advertising Charged. $500 Is Involved. Marshall D. Houston and Frank W. Balston, charged with conversion after trust, and fradulent newspaper advertising, _respectively, will tface Judge John P. McMahon in the United States branch of the Police Court to- morrow, for a preliminary hearing. On complaint to the Better Buiiness Bureau, Robert W. Powers of 1414 Kennedy street, had the warrants sworn out Tuesday. It is alleged that Powers paid $500 for land in Florida, which was converted to their own use. Houston was released on a bond of $1,000, and Balston, $300. CONFER ON MEXICO. President, Kellogg and U. 8. Envoy Discuss Questions. Ambassador Sheffield, who returned recently from his post in Mexico City, conferred today with President Cool- idge and_Secretary Kellogg on condl- tions in Mexico. He is a guest at the ‘White House. Denying reports that he was in any way dissatisfied with his post, Mr. Sheffield said he expected to return to Mexico soon. He will go to New Haven to receive an honorary degree from Yale University and then will come to Washington again to see tho l‘re‘sldenk and State Department offi- cials. THE ~EVENING COOLIDGE PLEASED ATWESTERN TRIP CDnv;nced He Made Many Friends During Visit to Minnesota. President Coolidge Is fairly certain that his recent trip to Minnesota was a success from every viewpoint, He was inclined to be consclous of this while among the people of that State, judging from the reception he received and the general acclaim ac- corded him and the speech he mude last Monday, but since his return to the White House he has besn re- celving the judgment of others. Scores of telegrams and letters have been received at the White House from persons in Minnesota which told the President visit made a deep and signifi pression in the Northwest & gesting that this will be Kresge Departmenti Stores BTAR,” WASHINGTON, set in the future. Besides these wel- come messages, President Coolidge has received personal assurances re- garding the success of this trip. Among his callers today was Andrew Rahn, prominent in Republican poli- tics and in the business activities of Minneapolis, who had an opportunity to witness something of the reaction among his fellow townsmen, following the presidential invasion, before leav- ing there a day after the departure of the President’s party. Plans Other Trips. Mr. Rahn stated that the President made many friends during his visit. The people generally of that section like his style and his apparent sin- cerity, and are very enthusiastic over the manner in which he is endeavor- ing to bring about economy in the Goernment and a reduction in taxes, according to Mr. Rahn. The latter had no hesitancy in saying that the President’s presence in their midst and his speech at the fair grounds ‘were responsible for swinging many thousands of men and women to his banner who formerly had been Iuke- warm, if not actually antagonistic, to- ward Mr. Coolldge and his policies. Close friends of the President, while discussing this trip, are of the opin- ion that, judging from the reaction, the President showed great wisdom in going to that section when he did. As a stroke of good politics, they con- end, it is Invaluable. D. 0, THURSDAY, JUNE 1f, 1925. Quality—The Inevitable Test of Value Our Managers’ Vacation Our stores will close Wednesduys at 1 p.m. be- zmmng June 17, and con- tinue each Wednesday throughout the Summer. each a pronou Watch for announce- Shop Early Wednesdays and Save Money FANCY new POTATOES, 10 Here’s Another New Store “Which Will Be Opened Saturday, June 13th, at East Main St., Orange, Va. Special attractive offerings will be m-lde and free samples will be given with each purchase. e 39¢ , Arno B. Cammerer of the Division Tiw of National k, Interior Depart- J T D ment, and Dr. S. M. Johnson of Wash- ust WO ays [ #ngton, Members of Lee Highway Associa- and Eczema Gone, gion and others interested in connec- | ting Washington with the new Park ‘When the skin itches and Ec- fn the Blue Ridge Mountains are ex-||(zema drives you mad, just wash wected to attend the meeting. the parts night and morning wnh : eE | Kojene. Section Long Neglected. Get a six-ounce bottle for 60| Washington, according to those |}cents at Peoples Drug Stores or| &upporting the project for a boulevard ||lany progressive druggist and ap-| #rom this city to the Valley of Vir-|||ply after reading the direetions. ginia, is behind other American cities [[” T¢" the itching hasn't entirely| In that it does not have a boulevard | [|censed in two days you can hue‘ leading into the surrounding country. | |iyour money back. (For vears the roads into the southern This chioy wnid iloaNant to e ana) ‘highlands from Washington were | |{its speedy action ls little less than| ineglected, although nature had pro- ||l marvelous.—Advertisement. “vided a recreational area of wonderful | ears ago the Lee Highway How to Avoid *Rings” in ssociation undertook “to connect Removi Vashington with Northern Virginia by | | 5 =1 Oht:glGrease Spots a direct southwest diag- a cl cloth or blotter under the ances being only 25 miles Grease Spot. ( This is fo carry away the battlefields, 84 miles to Grease as it runs thy the fabric after 'éhe “crest of the Blue Ridge “uu"?‘{‘fi it is dissolved by the Carbona. ) 2 miles to the Luray caverns an Sasacaie smiles to the Valley of Virginia. % itfrealy, _:dd"l'l' ‘r::" with Carbona, usi the Grease Spotback primitive wagon modern highway, with work under way to close most of | #ad forth with a the few remaining gaps. The Warren-| sweepisg motion as ton meeting will try to speed up the illustrated— never rub construction program. in circles. Raise nul Congress has co-operated with Lee| hand at the Highway Assoclation in providing for h the construction of the Ariington Me.| ach sttoke '““ : passing the ed; morial Bridge and the Sh doah Na- ¢ nal TRtk ORHSnA L thespot. (mxblmdulu Mnuflh-»d The PALAISROYAL The Fair, Chicago, IlL., L. S. Plaut & Co., Newgrk, N. J. 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