Evening Star Newspaper, September 16, 1926, Page 15

MONTCOMERY FOR INTERFEDERATION Liaison of Virginia, D. C. and Maryland Bodies Nearer. Would Boost Capital. Hands went across the horders of three political and geograph fub- divistons last night, the District of Columbia, Maryland and Virginia, and united its citizenry into a common movement o develop the National Capital and its environs into one of the most heautiful cities in the world. The heads of the three civie federa tlons were present to see one of the final steps in this movement, which will bring together all the great eivie agencies wor toward the regional development of the National Capital, at the meeting of the Montgomery County Clvic Federation, held last night in the Bethesda, Md., High School Thix assocation Tesse C. Suter, presider eration of Cilizens’ Assc the District of Columbi male, president of 1 Arlington County, Va., Civie Federation l Oliver. Owen’ Kuhn, president of the Montgomery County Civie Fedexation adopted the resolution for the inter change of delegates between the fed in the presence of of the Fed federation should hold its meeting of that month in the county seat. The nominating committee will be: Col. W. A. Kroll, Col. A. B. Barber, . Bond Smith, R. W. Balcom and V. B. Armstrong. Upon motlon of Mavor J. W. Stohl: man, a special committee of five was appointed to confei with the officials of the county and the Washington Rajlway and Electric Co. to ascertain ¥ teps the railway company would take to make its tracks con- form to the grade of the proposed boulevard following the present Rock ville pike from the District line to Bethesda. This committee 18 posed am follows: Mayo E. Bogley, George 1. Lan Balcom and Col. J. L. Gill Need of High Schools Cited. A resolutlon offered by Col. Burber, d kent to the committee on school valled attention to the lack of hig wchool facilities in the Chevy (‘hase Bethesda area and which is forcing a number of children into the District of Columbia schools. The resolution | provides that the question be taken up promptly with the county ®&chool officials to peint out the im- perativeness of early purchasing of ‘hool sites, and i juate building. was declared no delay in an actual con One. off Merryman, provid Takoma Park to Great laying roadway Falls and it | ted to providing for | U steps to ob- | the | . | ments. Tt | ment of the from | THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 16, 1926. also urges the acquisition by the Gov- ernment of more land at that place for a park to preserve scenic beauties near the Falls. The other, by E. R. King of Cabin John Park, provides for the continuation of the boulevard idea for Conduit road in Maryland and the continuation in Maryland of the proposed Cliff Drive in the Dis- trict and connecting the two at Great Falls with the proposed boulevard to the west in the bed of the present Chesapeake and Ohio Canal. Mr. King said that his project had the in dbrsement of Representative Fred N, Zihlman. President Kuhn called to the atten- tion of the delegates the necessity of the constituent bodies meeting before the October session of the federation and appointing their delegates for the ensuing year, and sending them to the next meeting equipped with the necessary credentfals to permit them to vote for federation officers for next year. Highland Park Admitted. The Highland Park Citizens' Asso ciation of Bethesda, Md., was admit membership last night, and the following delegates were seated pes F. Woltz, Lewis Keiser and 1 A. Ifeidehe. report of the committee on streets and bridges on the res W for the elimination of sign < from the county roadsides, Beattie, was re with that of the'r onsidered by the | Wl county improve- | that it sential {1 signhoards should he removed, recommended” that the advertising agencies he requested tn move them at the expiration of their present contracts. " A letter from the county commis- sioners informed the association that there were no funds at present avail- able for the provision of additional po- lice protection for the county, sought in a resolution recently adopted by the federation, but stated that the situa. tion might be expected to bealleviated at the coming session of the Legis- lature. Continents May Be Floating. 1t is Aupposed by some sclentists that continents of the world fluat or drift, and an effort is being made to establish or refute this fact with the aid of radio transmission of thne sig- nals, The movement, if any, 1s thought to be exceedingly slow, but that the | continents float just as icebergs do has been a theory for some time. The time signals will have to be measured to the smallest fraction of a second to establ the fact. At hest the drift is only a few feet a century, it is thought. FOR POISON 1VY “The Cream That Heals” Also marvelous In (reating Inras, old sores Sold by all druggis guarantee. ADM. BENSON ADDRESSES WATERWAYS CONVENTION City of Richmond to Entertain Delegates Toqight—Autc Tour Follows Session. By the Assoclated Press. RICHMOND, Va., September “Inland Waterways and Shippin was discussed by Rear Admiral Wil- liam S, Benson, member of the United States Shipping Board, before the nineteenth annual convention of the Atlantic Deeper \Waterways Assocla. tion here toduy. Admiral Benson fol lowed John H. Small, former chair man of the Iouse rivers and harhe committee, on the p n of third day's session of the meeting. Mr. Small spoke on *Bridges over Navi- gable Streams.” Other speakers before the conven- tion today were Col. Earl I. Brown, U. §. A., district engineer at Wilming- ton, Del., who gave the delegates a “close-up on the Chesapeake and Dela- ware Canal’; Representative A. J. Montague of Virginia, who spoke on “The James River in History,” and “The New Jersey Canal Project” was outlined by Mayor Frederick W. Don- nelly of Trenton, N. J. * The morning session did not get un- der way until after 10:30 v'clock and was followed by an automobile tour of historic points in and around Rich- mond, beginning at 2:30 o'clock. Dele- ates to the convention will be enter- tained by the City of Richmond this the | evening. LANSBURGH&BRO 7th to 8th to E Famous for Quality Since 1860 —Franklin 7400 Crowning the Autumn Mode New Felts— New Velours— New Velvets 510 Amazingly sim- erations i County tion conference dent of the federation, Tawrence, b 2 Capt Hewitt, Silv L M, and Col W. A Krol 8 « Park, Md., the men who engineered the inovement which culminated last night in the action of the Montgomery County budy and named the Montgomery delegates to the interfedera- | They are the presi Maj. I B. 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