Evening Star Newspaper, April 15, 1926, Page 24

SHENANDOA PARK BL IS NTRODLEE Representative Temple’s Formal Measure Expected ! to Speed Campaign. | | The bill which formally will estab- tish the Shenandoah National Park in the Blue Ridge Mountains of Vir ginin, 93 miles from W the Lee Highway, if it i In the same wion for the est. Smoky i moun in Tennes- Jark 1t name nd North Carolina. emple introduced the bill im-| had ve-| ¢ of the | { lowing public highway along on the north and Waynesboro on the south, described as follows: “Beginning at_a_point about one mile west of Front Royal at the highway crossing of the Norfolk and Western Railroad and then followlng the railroad right of way in a south- westerly direction to Kimble, thence following public, highways via Valley- burg to the intersection of the high way and the Norfolk and Western Railroad -at o point about 'one mile west of Marksville, thence again fol lowing In a southwesterly direction the Norfolk and Western's railroad right of way to a point about four miles north of Shenandoah, thus fol- o foot- hill of the Blue Ridge Mountains, and in part along the Norfolk and Western Rallroad right of way to a point about one-quarter of a mile east of Waynes boro junction, thence following the Midland Trail in a southerly and easterly direction to Afton, thence tollowing the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad to an intersection of public highways with the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad about one mile \Veul.o' O thence following public high. ways In a northeasterly direction via Whitehull, Kortonsville, Standards. ville, Wolftown, Criglersville, Hughes ville, Sperryville and Washington, Va., o the beginning near Front his area all being in the State of THE EVENING fan National Park Copvmission, which Secretary Work app * ited about two years ago foi the purpose of select- ing an appropriate site for a great national park in the Kast. Other members of the commission are Mal. William _ A. Welsh, Col. Glenn 8. Smith, Harlan P. Kelsey and Willlam C. Gregg. The Shenandoah area was selected as the outstanding site not only be- cause it offered scenery of rare beauty and an astonishingly large tract of purely primeval mountain forests, but also because it could be reached within a day by 40,000,000 persons. The com- mission recommended, however, that the Great Smoky area should be designated_a national park, too, be- cause of its extraordinarily wild and rugged scenery. NATIVES’ DINI'\IER TONIGHT. Light Entertainment to Feature Meeting of Society. A program of light entertainment will feature the fifth annual dinner of the Soclety of Natives of the Dis- trict of Columbin in the Mayflower Hotel tonight at 7 o'clock. Departing from the usual policy of having many D. C, THURSDAY, APRIL 15, 1928. SALVATION ARMY DONOR OF $1,000 ASKS SECRECY Man Brings in Check, lequeutlngl Name Be Withheld——Half or $80,- 000 Fund Already Secured. One halt of the $60,000 sought by the Salvatlon Army in its annual ap- STAR, WASHINGTON, MRS. ELIZABETH HUGHES DIES HERE AT AGE OF 95 Was Pioneér Member of Seventh- Day Adventist Church—Funeral to Be Saturday. Mrs. Elizabeth Hughes, 95 years old, died at the hotue of her daughter, Mrs. C. 8. Longacre, 102 Park avenue, Takoma Park, yesterday, after an {ll- ness of eix weeks. Death was attrib- uted to influenza and pneumonia. She had long been an active worker in the Seventh-Day Adventist Church, in which she was a ploneer member. Born in Ladoga, Ind., Mrs. Hughes was the daughter of Mrs. Nancy Lee Robert late John the Union ‘War. Her the ploneer . identity not be made known, walked into the Army_headquarters yesterday and presented a check for $1,000 to-| ward the appeal, the largest amount | glven to date. Thirty boys and girls we of the Army yesterday on mobile trip to the cherry bl Girls of the Evangeline R Keraper-Bocock Memorial Building the Army in Georgetown and w transported in automobiles furnished by Rudolph Jose, chairman of the| advisory board. | Girls of the Fvangeline Residence, | 1330 I, street, have passed the $500 mark in their campalgn to ralse $1,000 toward the appeal. Miller, & relative of Gen, Lee. She married the Hughes, who served in Army during the Civil husband also was one of workers of the Seventh-Day Ad- ventist Church. ‘l Free yourself frorthe paia and discomfort. caused by theumatism, neuralgi lumbago or_gout. Pilly hey will drive the most stubborn pain from your| eystem. In usc over 50 years. Al Druggists P. FOUGERA & CO., Inc., Importers New York, N. Sha leaves two daughters, Mrs. Longacre, Mrs. Rose Sloop of Nor. tonville, Kan., and three sons, Luther and Arthur Hughes of Idaho, and Willard Hughes of Los Angeles. Funeral services will be conducted at the daugnter’s residence in Takoma | peal has 5 vil- Park Saturday afternoon at 2:30 ,';: : h:; WG s, ke W Rev. . M. Wilcox, edita or|liam IH. Barrett, divielonal com- the Review and Herald; B .| mander, announced today. He aid pastor of Takoma Park ¥ | he was confident the needed amount Adventist Church, and F. M. Robbins, | would be raised before April 20, the| Thomas P. Hickman, treasurer president of the Columbia Union con:| closing date of the campaign. . |vatlon Army headquarters, 607 terence, will officiate. A man, who requested that his' street, is receiving contributions. IT PAYS TO o'clock. All Regular Sizes—16 to 44—for Misses and Wom-= en. And Plenty of Extra Large Sizes—42Y5 to 521/ —in the Newest Slenderiz= ing Fashions. such a sale! Spring Coats that are marvels of VALUE! Seldom have we been able to offer short addresses, Dr. § president, announced that the greater art of the evening is to be given over rtainment. dition to special musical fea- ceral dance numbers are to nted. The latter are to in- oth old und modern dances, rhythmical dance by Miss wilker. | Virginia and containing approximate- . 2 1,000 acres, hown on the mal Park Commis- | nded that both |& 3 the commission be | * ed national parks and admin- 0,00 Both. . Mr. Temple, the author of the bill, is ol States. | chalrman of the Southern Appalach: " The Season’s Most Spectacular SALE-OF-COATS High-Type Garments—Worth $20, $22.50 and $25 each of them have bx in fee simple to e Un Big Fund Yet Needed. This definite el D B At | S il 2 | b7 7 was made possible by the A 1114 Phone G St. N.W. M. 8306 national sum will \ ington is Harper, chairman of | 28 flg ) committee, declared at the fatc tk Urges Quota Immediately. Should this city meet its quot I “ol. 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