Evening Star Newspaper, January 24, 1927, Page 6

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Pl ODORLESS PLANT FOOD TABLETS' s every- 3.50 per pack- FULTON'S Mfd. by Plart Froducts Co., Baltimore, Md. ;'amous Old Recie?i for Cough Syrup | nd cheaply made at home, | t it beats them ajl for | quick results. \ \ aking cough d cheap un\ . 1t gives stopping Lours or wives have \; W wve two-th the money y spent for cough preparatio: ng this well- Jow quick through i af tick entirel , hoarsex and thing coucentrated COMMISSION OF SIX TOPLANMARYLAND i Legislation to Govern Work | | in Suburbs Near Washing- | ton Being Drafted. Leglslation providing for the| | establishment of yland Nation THE EVENING Abdication of Ferdinand in His Favor Expected to Solve Political Issue. Rule by Younger Element Under Banner of Peasants’ | pital Park and Planning Com. | to lay out and provide| orderly development of th area in Montgomery and hat scheme w g | 1 out for the i ‘apital} sroper, will be introduc | ind Legislature, probably this week. | fve provisions of the pro n_ were submitted to tves of people in the area | turday at the City Club| Brooke Lee, speaker of the aryland House of Delegates The meeting was held for the expre purpose of getting the opinion of the | people who must ultimately pay the| bill, s0 that their representatives in| the Legislature would know whether | to_push the legislation or not. | The general boundary of the metro- | politan area, as lald down, will be the present Washington Suburban Sani- District, but with the following additions to be included in the bill| to be Introduced: Cabin John Run and djacent territory north and west | gmoor and Bradley Hills, not| now included in the Washington Suburban District; R Creek V reasonable width for parking purposes as far as the Rockville-Borbeck road and the gener- ction of the Northwest Branch, located north and west of Burnt Mills, in the area where the Washington | Suburban Sanitary Commisslon is about to start construction of a large oirvoir to furnish the water supp! t in your | antabbs| » extract vown the ug effect on|| ] 4 : [ for Coughs_ i the Maryland surburbs of Wash- ton. | Three From Each County. The proposed commission is to con- | sist of six members, three from each of the two counties, all of whom must be taxpayers and residents with- in the area concerned. The chalrman of the Washington Suburban Sa tary Commission is to be a membe of ‘the commission, his appointment to be charged to one of the three from the county of which he is a resident. The other five commissioners are to be appointed by the governor, subject | to confirmation by the county com-| missioners of the counties from | which the respective appointments are made. The chairman also is to be des- | ignated by the governor. The terms | of the commissioners are to be for four years, It is proposed to pay the | chairman of the commission $8,000 a | vear and each member $500 a year. A paid office of secretary-treasurer also 18 to be provided at & salary of | $2,500 per annum. Offices would be established in this city and in each of the two adjacent | countles, i For the purp of maintaining the nt flat tax would be | assessed on the park and planning dis- The duties of the commission, as| outlined in the tentative report of the de facto commission now serving un- der appointment of Gov. Albert C. Ritchie, follows: “That the Maryland Park and Planning Commission be created as a corporation, and be empowered to control the general highway plan of the area affected, to purchase and ac- cept parks, playground sites, etc., and to establish a system of zones, all of which are to be more particularly de- scribed hereafter. The corporation should give the commission authority to enter into contracts for agree- ments with any of the State authori- ties, or with the District of Columbla, or its agencies, or the Federal Gov- ernment, or its agencies, or with an individual. It also should provide that no money be levied or collected in either county, other than the 3-cent administrative tax, that no rule or regulation, or order, or expenditure, except out of the administration fund, should be made in either county, and that no plan or any system of high- ways or of zoning should be effective in either county when any two of the members of the commission voted against the proposed regulation, tax levy, expenditure or plan.” Specific authority, it is recom- mended, should be given the corpo- ration to co-operate with the National Capital Park and Planning Commis- sion and to accept funds, but gives the commission no power to create extraterritorial Juristiction. The power of condemnation also is to be included, and to prevent any prop- erty owners from piling up expense to be taken into consideration by a condemnation jury it is proposed to have the law pProvide that wherever the commission has officlally estab- lished any park site, street of avenue | and published the fact any per- son who directs any bullding or im- provement of any kind within the limits of the area so defined within period of five years shall not be al- lowed the value of such improve- ments on any condemnation proceed- ing within that time. Authorized to Direct Tax Levy. The commission would be authorized to direct the county commissioners of County to levy a direct cents on land in the in ment district or to issue bon upon the di . redeemable within 20 vears by a 7 cent tax, and to issue bonds evi four years, fund would provide the land purchase money. The commission would be empowered to spend any State appropriation equally in the | two counties. 7 | The bill, it is recommended, shall contain a' provision requesting the Prince Georges County commissioners to levy a 7 cent tax in that area, but | there to be a general opinion | that the people of that county will k the same provision as that for Montgomery County—that is, direct. ing instead of requesting the comm sioners to levy the tax. The recommendations are s the following commission: Montgomery County- Brooke | Lee, chairman; Oliver Owen Kuhn, | Frank L. Hewitt, Chester Wells, Bon Frank €., Hutton and| . Merryman. | Georges | igned by | members of the de facto | | J. Tnos| in_ Ow- | . Perry Boswell, | nd Judge Joseph C | he Mississippi Gulf Coast glorious stretch of sun-warmed he Guif of Mexic [ , Ocean Springs, Bilox if- | Long Beach, Pass Christian, | St. Louis. 'Kxcellent tourist | motor boating, hunting, golf, | known as the “anglers’ para- | Reduced Winter fares. Over. | sleeping car service. Tickets | and reservations at Southern Rail- | way ticket office, 1510 H st. n.w.| Phones Main 5633 and 7063.—Adver- tisement. Bay hotels polo nizht “:ml K streets when two men walked Snatched Her Pocketbook. cethook containing $48 from Mrs. Louise Eleventh street, last rmed. Mrs, was walking near was Purcell, ht, the P { venth | side her and suddenly grabbed her pocketbooks il Party Forecast. By the Associated Press. PARIS, January 24.-The abd; of King Ferdinand of Rumanin and the assumption of regal powers by his errant con, Prince Carol, are possibili ties looked for {n the next few weeks by Rumanian cfrcles in Paris. That the dynastic paralyzed the political life of the coun try for a year, Is on the eve of a solu tion appears to he less and less in doubt. For several months Ferdinand has shown willingness to disregard the ction of Carol in renouncing his rights as successor to the throne, but he has been thwarted in efforts to call Carol home by certaln influential ad visers of the government, chiefly for- mer Premier Bratiano. Wants His Own Way. Now reliable reports reaching here are that the king, desirous to proceed ing to Paris to seek such treatment as he believes might bring him at least a semblance of health, has decided to have his own way and abdicate in favor of Carol. The news devcloped after week-end confererices at Bucharest between Premier Averescu and M. Bratiano. It the King's wishes are carried out, Rumanian circles predict the eclipse of M. Bratiano as a power behind the throne—a power which he has wielded for long. Considerable loss of influ ence for Queen Marie in the royal and political councils of the country is also foreseen. Carol's determination to M. Bratiano is well known. If and when he does become ruler, it is de- clared, a powerful political group of younger elements under the banner of the Natlonal Peasants’ party will be- come the dominant factor in the coun- try’s affairs. ‘As for the reports of a reconcilia- tion eliminate RUMANIAN THRONE FOR CAROL PREDICTED WITHIN FEW WEEKS = is, which has | . C., MONDAY, DOG BITES GIRL, IS SHOT. STAR, WASHINGTON, JA E. Harding, 10, Treated at Georgetown Hospital. A stray dog pald with its lite yes- terday afternoon for biting 10-year-old —supplies to bes only paints, stai enamels of depe give vou the ben A 1 N IWBER W00 1334 N. Y. UNDERW D5 12 FORMER PREMIER BRATIANO. tion between Carol and his royal wife, | Princess Helen, who have been estranged for more than a year, noth. ing to confirm them has come from the Rumanian capital, yet they per- sist. The Berlin Echo de correspondent of the Paris, who usually is well ini med on Rumanian affairs, nys th Carol In the last few weeks ha repeatedly informed his mother of hi desire to be reconciled with his wife and see his young son, Michael. This correspondent unde ands that the Rumanian soverelgns decided that the couple would have to meet abroad. At the present time Princess Helen is in Rome, having gone, according to official announcement, to settle Prince Michael for a stay of several weeks at the resort of Rapallo. The indications have been that she will return imme diately to Rumania. Instead of soda hereaiter take a little “Phillips Milk of Magnesia” in water any time for indigestion or 'STUDENT ENDS LIFE TO PROBE “BEYOND” Signals Arranged to Communicate With Fraternity Brother, Says Death Note. By the Associated Press. MADISON, Wis, January 24— Leaving a note explaining he was golng to find out what follows death, Cassels W, Noe, 20, a medical student at the University of Wisconsin, shot and killed himself here yesterday. The youth's body was found in his bedroom by his parents when they re- turned from church. In his hand he clutched a pistol, while beside him lay a note saying that he had shot him- selt to find out “how things are over there.” As soon as possible, the note sald, he would communicate with a fra- ternity brother with whom he sald he had arranged a pact. The suicide, he said, was conceived from a study of phychology. Noe left word for Robert Horton, to whom he had talked of the plan, to determine the power of the spirit to watch for a message from the “beyond.” The youth lived with his parents in Madison, his father, Dr. Walter B. Noe, being a well-to-do physician. In classes Noe had always made excellent marks and was a second- year student in the medical school. 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