Evening Star Newspaper, August 9, 1925, Page 3

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTO STUDY BOULEVARD ONE KLAN CEREMONY NOT OFFICIALLY SCHEDULED SITES IN VIRGINIA Army Engineers Seek Three Possible Routes for 200- Foot Roadway. : ssances are being made by 1 Army engineers in the territory between Arlington and Falls Church, Va.. for the purpose of selecting three possible routes for a proposed 200. foot-wide boulevard to connect with the approach on the Virginia end of the Arlington Memorial Bridge, 1 in course of construction. The Army engineers have made surveys from the Virginia end of the bridge along the orih side of Arlington Cemetery rough the military reservation t Myer. This section is included the bridge approach, and one of problems that is being faced now he er of going through the ary ervation From the bridge approach end of the military reservation to Falls Chu e engineers have been examining veloped area with a view 1o selecting some route for & boulevard which will connect with the Lee highway ’ tentative routes will these propositions he near futu een Lieut. tor of put and mar re. > O. Sherrill, and public il ton E lirley of Vir- Johnst Lee H sociation Beautiful Plann in th d. 80 far planning & W feet wide, s of traf and trees ng the va rious r hen from the high way line th d be a restricted ne set 60 feet back on either The L alread proved by t a departr eloped wi now orge- that the ge, in sposal with improvem to Washington with the and they conceived houlevard to connect approach at Arlington Lee highway at Falls along _the the Key Bridge to ) developed that the proposal f rd could not be carried ¢ 1 Inter which will_con- rsect the Lee high- the Episcopal Church in Falls ieveloped rd plan ed out with the least ex- Hope for Bridge Soon. In order to realize the dream of a great highway from Washington to the South the Arlington Memorial Bridge must be completed, and it is the hope of the Lee Highway Asso- ciation that work on the bridge may be speeded up so the great structure will be completed in five years, in- stead of going ahead under the six- vear program of appropriations now under way. The sociation intends to go before Congress to impress upon the legislative body the need for a roadway of adequate capacity to handle the rapidly increasing ve- hicular traffic now crossing the new Key Bridge. Purely as an economic measure, the gssoclation claims the Arlington Memorial B should be rushed to completion. “Ten thousand automobiles now cross the Key Bridge dail from nearby Virginia,” says Dr. Johnson. What will that traffic be in five vears, with the known rate of auto- mobile traffic increase, and will the Key Bridge be adequate to handle it? Congress cannot justify to the - payers of the nation a leisurely gait in construction of the new bridge on economic and traffic grounds alone. When savings in money and facility in handling traffic can be shown, we think Congress will soon bring it- self to see the need for rapld con- struction of the new bridge. The new roadway itself from the Virginfa end of the Arlington Bridge will be of concrete 18 feet wide. Dr. Johnson however, that only 40 stru have ‘to be ved on one of the proposed routes. “The basis of final decision will not be the importunities of real estate enterprise other factor than proper es " he adds. The road wi ar where it ought t “ounsel and sclentific t can locate it. The co-operation of the park comml on, __ SPECIAL NOTICES. RETURN LOAD OF FURNI . iphia or Balt AND STOR CHARLE CONTRACTOR. vainter: b 3704 S'n.w. Pgto’ e TTURE REPAIRED and uph, special p WAY, FINISHING CO., fin Rapids, Mich. Phone West 2727 NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY contracted by any one other WM. B. CLEMMER. JR. THE LARGEST 1 esfate firm TAND, MOST rida is of i “SissLer WILL MISS MAY R. HALL call Lincoln 17732 mother, Mrs. is very ill STOERMER. THIS IS ROOFING TIME Elizabeth Mrs. Hall, FRANK Sand we sre cxpert roofers—so lets ot | Together. Phone Main 14 Roofing 1121 6th n.w. | Comp: Brighten the Corner Where You Are BY JOINING THE Let Live League To focus community good will Motto: Live and let live. Grip: A hearty handshake all around. Ritual: Burying the hatchet. Dues: Do to the other fellow what you'd hiave him do to you. L. L. L. buito and memberships supplied FREE “as ‘peacs offering by FRANK POETON. Argo. 111 THE CROISSANT ORGANIZATION Announces —lllustrated lectures every evening at 7:30 on Florida's most substantia! home site and business development. ISSANT PARK —in Fort Lauderdale. on the Main street of Florida. between Miama and Paim Beach. .. WERCKS. District Manager. T. P. O'CONNELL. Office Manage; 12048 New York Ave, Phone Main 8115. v_Phone Object | World Record Event Is Staged by Her grand-| the | | | and ex-| Me- | Left to right: Carson Sanders, best man s, bridesmaid, all of Ithaca, N. Y., and Rev They were married yesterday with news) es K. Harris, the groow per photographers as th Carroll Maddox of the First M. ¥ which T am now connected and $500 each to the following churches with which I have been connected, namely: The Cumberland Presbyterian Church | of Salem, Ill; the First Presbyterian Church of Jacksonville, Ill.; the First Presbyterian Church of Lincoln, Nebr. the Westminster Presbyterian Church of Lincoln, Nebr.; the Norma Methodist Church near my for- mer Nebraska home: Fairview, the Lincoln, Nebr., Y. M. C. A, the Miami, Fla., . C. A the Bryan-| Bennet Librar; lem, TI1.; the Public | Library, Lincoln, Nebr. the Public | Library’ of the Woman's Club, Miami { the Public Library of Coceanut Grove, | and $250 each to Sigma Pi Society, | Iilinols _College, Jacksonville, 1IL., of | which 1 was a member; Philosophian | Society, McKendree College, Lebanon, | TIL, of ‘which my father was a mem. | ber, and the Baptist Church at Salem, | 1L, of which my parents were mem- ber | "Tenth. 1 give and bequeath to wmy | private secretary (it the time of r | death) & sum to be calculuted at $100 for each vear or part of a ¥ | has been‘with me, und to the n 18 taking care of my w.fe at the time h——driving her car and { carrying her—a sum calculated in the same way. To my gardener and each | one of the feraule help a sum caleu- | | lated «t $50 for each vear or part of | year. | Tells of Interest in Religion. Jdleventh. 1 have saved for the last| {my bequest for religious education. | While 1 have devoted a large part of | |y time to the st~y and discussion of | | political questions and have found an bundant urd in the reforms adopted with my humble aid, I feel f more Interested in_religion than in| politics because religion is the only | influence t an control the 1| ‘out of which are the issues of Xt to religion I am most intere: education’ becauge education can | nd should increase one’s capacity for | servi But educat will not + benefit to its possescor and a bless ing to socfety unless it is wisely used | T am very anxious that epch int | lectual ship she equipped with & ®noral rudder su on its of my de: in M he ¢ only 1z highway commission and littee of 100 on the Federal the American Civic Associa- has been obtained Says D. C. Approaches Bad. Johnson claims Washington is entfrely without adequate wide and properly developed approaches to it from the rural districts surrounding the Capital. In this he declares not withstanding th PNerg. nd fore. | sight of M ;| nt, Washington {is far be| World capitals. | The Lee ‘I ¥ development will | fectify this fault, he says From that point the survey bein through CI Rossly e do not antic difficulty in securing a of way along Tayior larendon, be IBRYAN ESTATE t Dr. (Continued from F Page) repairs on Marymont while my said wife occupies it as a home. In making settlement with my said son the amount due him shall be paid to him direct both the first half and the second half. In making settle- | ment with my said dauzhter, Ruth, 1 desive that n cutors shall guard the rights and intere ) v John. We ha of since infancy and e in her will zives him the Ive ht avenue | dred dollars left i her to I the de-|and, with m ives him {the_thirty-five hu dollars nent value to Arlington County, | by her father to as indeed the whole of Virgiuia, tha we could scarcely conceive of the in: terested pa namely. the entire people of Ariington County, declining to co-operate with us in providing us a free right of way, However, there is an alternate route | which we will investigate if we en- counter obstacies that cannot be over- {come in this direction. Reaching the Glebe road along the Garrison road. we have agreements with the land owners along Memorial road under which we have a free course to Falis Church should that line be adopted. We have also as- surance from land owners of an al- terate route and operation of the dis- trict for a few miles this side of Falls Church. Reaching the eastern side of Falls Church we have surveyed three routes, one along Brown avenue, and swinging around Falls Church, which would require the removal of but a few buildings. | We will have choice of two other | routes, with very few or practically no buildings to remove, the most southerly of which crosses the Lee: burg pike in the vicinity of the Hos- kins residence. All of the above mentoined routes {tie into the present Lee Highway at |or near the Episcopal Church at Falls Church. is t and any right alsc left 1se nt, rdred Share for Grandseu. 1 desire that a child's o the amount bequeatned to her | daughter Ruth)—-that one i her family is not Increasec {be held in tr or John portion « ourth and be |my sald daughter | she shall rece annually in his trust for John. {other half shall also be jexcept so much of it as need, she and her mother lon Joun's needs. | s re of | Grace oth the second half, ecutors in trust |life. The tnterest | her periods if she wishes the bequest shall be paid to h need for her own comfert the comfort educa- n of her children - Qeath the amount re |to ber children of 30, her children in the amou ve one-hs The hn may my said first b 1l be held by my r her during her shall paid to shorter -and so much of »ughter ex e A 2ch i such chile divided equally children. If all dle withot 5 the amount set apart for my said Has Visions For Future. daughter shall at her death, or nt the death of the last child, if any-survive Deploring _the condition of the|her and die before 30, revert to my Washington-Richmond road, Dr. John- | estate. 2 son sees the Lee Highway as the ulti-| i 5 mate development of a roadway which | SR WanEaeT will tle in with plans already under| Sixth. I give and vy for the development of the subur- | each of my beloved gran ban sections surrounding Washington | great-grandchildren, now 1i along approved lines. He looks even|that may be born before the I further ahead and sees a vision of an | tribution of est thé su uninterrupted ribbon of r‘m\rrme[s.:uuf', d sum to used [fc st ‘hing from the valley of Virginia | ed tion of the child o if north through the Capital and on to|needed for that, paid to the New York. avoiding the cities and|when said child is of age unless the towns of Maryland and Pennsylvania!parent desires it paid to the child at as far as possible—a route of scenic|an earller date, my wife to & |beauty far from the beaten track of |to John's needs in the paymer commercial travel—a route for pas-|sum to him. senger travel through the beautiful venth. I hereby bequeath to my strip of country along the Atlantic|sald wife and my said childre seaboard above Washington. William and Grace, all my copyrights, “I want Washington to be the most [ manuseript letters, ete beautiful capital in the world, and I|authorize them to prepare ard publish want the most beautiful boulevard in|my official biography, with a full the world stretching from the valley | sketch of my wife's life and details as of Virginiz to the zero milestone in Washington and on to the Hudson | River,” Dr. Johnson says. | of this me in all my work, and other such volumes of life and letters as the: may deem wise. They shall share 8,000 ATTEND BANQUET. British Masons. LONDON, August o). — | thousand RBritish Free | seated this evening at pia, the Madison Square London, at what is said to the world’s largest banqu thousand waitresses, many of whom were brought from the provinces, were required to attend the guests, s bles at Olym- Garder GasRangesm Commissions Awarded. Commissions in the Officers’ Reserve Corps of the Army have been issued by the War Department to Arthur G. Prangley, jr., 202 Nineteenth street and to Frederick H. Rogers, 1856 New: ton street, this nd to Sely Powers, Hyaltsville, Md., as second lieutenants of Infantry PRICES Paints and Varnish Factors at Ath & Bryant Streets N, Now Made Here Use cooking-top heat 1ot only to boil, stew and fry on top of stove, but also 1o heat oven for baking and roasting, and at same time to heat water in kitche boler, just as the coal range does. Without water feature if desired, SEE them. tisfaction guaranteed. Kasy Terms. Buy direct from factory through downtown office. Scott Gas Appliance Company, Inc. 1204 H Street N.W. Stops Roof Leaks Certainteed Roof Paint, $1.75 Gallon Gallon Covers 600 Sq. Ft. heating Floor Varnish No. 911 . ...90c Quart Liquid Granite. . .$1.45 Quart Valspar . $1.95 Quart Weathershield Paint, All Colors, $2.25 a Gallon Expert Paint Advice Free MUTH Quality Since 1865 710 13th St. NW. Wholesale Main 6386 Retail him | 11 hereby | to the important aid she his rendered | WILLS FUND TO FOUND SCHOOL | | | occupies it o Yiand perso: x hall {prothe; | turned over to him ut the death of |had intended giv During her life ! queath If the income | nephew's 1d's share held in|give him th | on the| aid to her | bequeath to to asree|Bryan Allen, d the | wife: asfbeen very dear friends. ining shall be paid | each to the the nge : of Miami and | | | course on life My chief | | interest in, th Chiristian | education—the | spiritua) with t hoped to aid in an academy that would embody my idea and serve as a model. Fearing that I shall not be able to carry out plan during the years that re ain I am setting aside a fund equal to each child’s share in my estat After taking out the bLequest to = wife and other bequests I desire to divide the remainder in four equa One part, as I have provided shall go (o each of mv three children, the fourth part less $30,000 will be set apart for Chirstian educa- As [ have recently given our home. known as Fairview, IS $850,000: estublishing of equally in all the profits and rovalties derived from the books they publish Brother Gets $2,000, th. 1 give ath to my belc d sister, Fr ryan Baird, the house in E: | {near Fair. ew), where she 1o togethe with the lot on which stands, trontage of 7o feet, unless a differen ontage is azreed upon beiore 1 di o hold, use rent, with remainder | x - over in fee simple to her three chil-| to the Methodist Church for a hos- Laura, Frank and Will. My | . 1 feel that its value, conserva er Is to pay taxes on it while she| tively estimated at $50,000, should be | rents it. I hereby au-| gedueted from the one-fourth set apart thorize my brother to “r Lo my | for Christian edu ion and 1ded said sister any money | equally between three children he holds ir ind on what| and my wife. ie has been Wants Church School. My sister's The amount, left for thi death come i pose—I estimale at about $50,000 al prone £100.000 less the $50,000 deduction T have rece above-mentioned, I would like to have r's children, it used to establish an academy for the one boys which shall be under the control of some unit of government of some evangelical church, Presbyterian pre- | f but not absolutely necessary, an be controlled by & nd beq nces live: my g ir dren possessior ty bequeathed. to [ to my May Louise and thousand cach that I by w I be- Silas, t the time of ister, Char Mary two thousand each. My ! ife will, in the distribution of souve. nirs, remember Bessie, my brother's Jim Baird, Sister Fannie" band; 1 Allen, Sister Mary's h band, and Roy Spangler, Laura’s hu: band A. R. Talbot, my former la partner, and W. F. Schwind, my com panion in the Army. They have all 1 appreciate companionship | The Argonne| 16th & Columbia Rd. N.W. their affection and th them Very inth: I g b4 attractive apartments of two, three and four rooms, kitchen, reception hall, bath and balcony. Spacious rooms, built-in fixtures, semi-hote! service. Location unexcelled, and rentals very reasonable. Come in and visit these beau- tiful apartment unite ve and bequeath $1,000 irst Presbyterian Chur('lw »ve Temple of Cocca- | nut Grove, the two churches with Waterproofed Work Guaranteed FICKLEN & CO. Bond Building Phone Main 3934 GARAGES Pay Like Rent ASSs The Argonne 16th & Columbia Rd. N.W. As Low as $5.00 Down Balance Only $8.00 Monthly We will build you a garage cheaper than you can rent Estimate WASI‘“NGTU \ Phone Cheerfully Lincoln Given CONSTRUCTION CQ. 10000 201 Fenton Court N.E. The MAYFAIR 2115 C Street N.W. New, Modern, Fireproof APARTMENT Ready for Immediate Occupancy Resident Manager 1 Room, Kitchen and Bath 2 Rooms, Kitchen and Bath Situated within a ylock-and a half of the Potomac River and the Lincoln Memorial, and adjacent to the public recrcation grounds for all outdoor sports. Far enough away from the hustle and bustle of the downtown section of the city to be quiet and peaceful, yet within fifteen minutes’ walk of the Shops, Clubs, Theaters and Business District. Convenient to Bus and Car lines and all Government Buildings. Perfect service will be our aim, and an inspection by you will mean a reservation. See Resident Manager on Premises, or Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co. | is divided among D. C, AUGUST '9, 1925—PART * | not over onenatt | expens that other of | turned college arn ed annual will when coilec ing fund Trustees Named. reby appoint trustee of so he RECALLS BRYAN JEST. Skipper Tells Commoner’s Trip. il Special Dispatch to The Star. ]::2‘:*;'! fund B CErDel NEW YORK, August 8.—Capt.|c 4w Bryan: me i o John Byrne, who_ took command of | §* alfen: iy forrer ¢ parts the Damport and Holt liner Vandyek, | o mpaiety WY TOIREE 00 DO after a three-month vacation in Eng- | i a0 S0 L8 DESUES B | land, departed today on the ship. Be- | (o VUGB BURECT U fore sailiug he recalled an incident inj (0¥ FIEARE OF ORI EOVE reference to William Jennings Bryan. | Bk The Dfs seustess dle cheir n , :mald Capt. Byrne, Mr. % BALad e e axi vk Brya, i\Wh6"wns a passenger on the | Places shall be filled by the survivy liner Verdi, came up to him and | Preferen & 81560 L0 IRy Parsons. asked: "'Skipper, where are we today?” | friends, wi Bt e e “Opposite Parallel 30,” the hsnienadt i vel P informed Bryan. | Iin n!n»xs hereof, I h: “Wefe not yet, then, abreast of jSet my I . Nebraska,” remarked the Commoner, |JUiy (1 nineted and ever since then, Capt said, | twenty-fiv he has sent Bryan a radio yirave Varallel 30. This time, he announced, | he will send it to Mrs, Bryan, and it will be the last. half Transatlantic to th this ov my | ment | request preser n the presence of . ind in his pr f ench (Signed) W who « sence i ave hereunto is witr recognized religious organ: I} would like to have it cover the junior and eenior years of the high hool | and the freshman and sophomore years of the college—those being the years wh th student most needs religious pervision. I would like pecial attention given to cliiz nd_appiled Christiani graduates may be pre ership in both State and church should not be conducted for hoard shoul be furnished students actual cost, tuition should be as 1 as possible; room rent should be for all rooms s’ to discou classitication according to wealth signments of room should be made bas ey, senior, jun more and freshmen and in ¢ rding to scholarshij and by I until schol I would Ii 1 form made of b ? Bire ize the South, h such 3. THOMPSO 1) ( WILLIAH H al.) SAw M NEY, Cocounut Grove. \ITACK ON BIBLE Bryan Wrote Gov. Peay States Could ictate Insiruction SUVILLE, Tenn., Aug William Jennings Bryan fores attack on revealed religion, whic | champloned In the Scopes e | in a letter S ) an £0 ution h he Tenn on | of ble the usecutin “Even vho tern on The joined revealed re re being the money is given « chools that are firmly committ orthodox Christianity including making of man by separate : God’s image, the virgin birth and the | bodily resurrection of the Saviour. I | taken to see | to | ed to | the | to sis of ight agains Bible, they are, a empting to use the matter chools t found whil Eible fon for thelr religious they appose any defen in the schools.” in State. The fundamentalist leader expr belief that it lay within the p! of the legsiature or the State whether any mical to th, f the Sees Powe apreme subject case whicl parent t of the inimi than wther States Supreme ( power to dec refers t LOCOMOTIVE EXPLODES. 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