Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1928, Page 6

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON; ‘D.. (. 7APRIL 22, 1928—PART 1. WIL GALL PARLEY ONCONDEMNATION | s ~ = RN Grant to Ask Various Fac-| tions to Discuss Plans of Procedure. %\; : j As Advertised in the Saturday' s &y Evening Post Mayer & Co. Present among representatives of various agencies supporting conflicting measures for a change in condemnation procedure in acquisition of land in the District O P B OUR LIFETIME FURNITURE SELECTIONS from engineering officer of the National Capital Park and Planning Commission e \ o el o i D 'RAPIDS FURNITURE MARKET Chairman McLeod of the judiciary sub- | gy pgESENTATIVE L. J. DICKINSON, 'le : e e e e bemg Of Towa. who believes Lowden is the held. Mr Mcleod stated that his SScal Bipuniican ‘camdiaate. miltee iS now unable to act b - the various adviSors representis Terent branches of the Federal service, DJCKINSON SEES are not able to ur«don ;\lhn( lrglsla‘; tion should be enacte: e suggested | that the two important points to be | DRIFT TO LOWDEN considered at the proposed conference | are, m-sL, the Dlemrimc‘;nlolbgusnrr‘ —— for taking lam 0 con- | = m’fé’mmmm; with a partial pay- Representative Declares Farm| ment available to the owner. the full 1 g payment to await for a later determina- Question Will Be a Predomi- tion on th® condemnation price. sec- ondly, Mr. McLeod's proposal for setting nant Isue. Up & master to act with the jury whose | e g o ¥ WA 5| eomenie . Diknon, | N honor of Grand Rapids’ fifty years of publica: o owa. one of the earliest " i o Mr. MeLeod suggested this seos ‘& tremendous drift "toward the supremacy as the furniture capital of to get around the proposals de by Lowden candidacy, the basis of which, \ erica ‘\layer & Co present again Y . Increase is Doabital. Lowden boosters and still going strong. the Park and Planning Commission. the he says, 18 “a recognition the the farm gcmnmng‘m.sgu&sel ‘:.nddnxsmfl BC:mé question is going to be t’hc“ underlying " _y ¢ - I . . N . s e Washington Boar n the coming 1928 campaign X ! on of T\rlupd‘cl éorl an ld]d‘;u:'nnl ,m;i:: whose | Ny gment.” dgclm‘t‘d Mr. lDwk- i th,s wee our Llfetlme Furmture Selectl 8 et luty wou! to sit in con- inson. is resulting in a large num- { 1 2 3 2 emnation cases. Mr. McLeod stated | ber of uninstructed delegates from Va- W 4 from the 100th Grand Rapids Furniture Mar- that for the appointment of such anrious States, with the purpose of being | B4 I , ‘wdditional judge, action by the judiciary | prepared to meet the situation they N o f‘ | ket as some of the most remarkable values our .committee of the House would be neces- | foresee will confront the convention at | > d he had vi sas y. ~ 1. M . 2 . . QY and he had been advised that it |Ranss City. L e ‘ 7 buyers have selected in years of visits there. As the Most Unusual Values Selected in Years s practically impossible to get such an increase in the judiciary at this time |so far the farm question has been one Col. Grant emphasized the need for [of the determining factors. With un- action before the close of the present |certainty in the East we cannot afford #ession of Congress, because the Federal | to court uncertainty in the West. Fore- Government to carry forward its public | casts are always problematical, out why must acquire promptly | run two chances if there is any way by < program A ;l":‘x"( ,000,000 or $30,000,000 worth of \‘h\(‘g ‘;d can mlke\ \‘li)cmri\-' rfl‘;llal.m 3 ! N | i perty. be | ssissippi Valley is unite = . - - . . Most of the time at the hearing yes- | hind the farm program. This trend is ; gt o For this 100th Market, held in January, artists l.e'm‘;y‘ ::s taken ufl“:‘l:h menmwn g:lxh;"nrn 101 (hehcnun]tr,\' t:::; luht ¥ [ bt 4 | d “ d f . f P . Y joore commi of Board | publican victory has always - N [ of Trade of the Bill backed by o | urea. sesaERe . ’ . | and craftsmen created furniture of surpassing organization. This committee - | “It is conceded tha! mith is going " dooe . A . - of Alexander Wolle. chairman: |to be the Démocratic nominee, With & LR / : grace and distinction; manufacturers priced this oy waConsluJ. Wx]m;;) D._King, | national repuut_}g:t E f‘r;:lxgnorlmg:ie - § 5 7 i e . o e Ay gt | e made Lt & Yiew Gf laids - E|| samé fine furniture unusually low and our buy- Urges New Judge. meeting this situation. I am still con: & % Z ; A In expiaining this Bll Mr. Wolle | Nnoiimsing national figure. to meet I i | [ | ers were there and bought carloads of it..\Now Brsiaeaver U Sy “wi swatd o |y ion Tl + (e Republcan 1 : < 7% these new purchases are here and on display. em; to preside over a jury with award to | rty is rned. be made by the judge snd jury. He |* fowden with his victory in Illinois that property should not be {has become almost the vehicle for - gon the owner by the Govern- | pojitical reform, which is simply an- [y advance of a full payment, |other of his outstanding accomplish- | bnly after an award had been de- | ments.” | Iemh;fulm mel()ovemment ready to | PR AR | L In the conference to be called by Col Asheville, N. C., | | 3 %7 o Y . Grant, those who will be invited o par- | Always popular, but particularly in | N % ‘ So tomorrow you can come right into the Life- metabers of ihe Board. of Traae somn | oot train ssivice. Soutiern, Raiway | L . time Furniture Store and see this magnificent com- | Gt train service. uthern WAy { ” 3 :&!u. Secretary Coldren of the Park |city ticket ".’?“idf“’fl suu:z nw. | B 2 urnivy . agn . % . mission. H. H. Glas. | Telephone Main 146 —Advertsement. | 7 v o collection of good, dependable [.ifetime Furni- { & 5 e B | 1 b Inteoiiont e Glatow, bl / T _ ture at prices that are really tempting to you. iaiig dor new Mo?%u:g’s‘zfiufi“ SEORICN. Jie "N, 4 i} o %. a5 : d by-the @enate District co- | ; N ce at 3 o'clock Tuesday um‘:eg//—\ “was decided yesterday by Chamrman | ~ Fr. 3005 'm. MRS, CARNEGIE SAILs. | ¥ e T | | Bu Bring vour loeks G Nest_to NEW YORK. April 21 (#).—Mrs. | - S e s “Tr"*:.':;m | GOVERNS THIS COLLECTION Piatess. m‘n: ';,;:f:"; ! Large Construc FRED T. 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