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Motor Coach Schedules

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ANNAPOLIS, MD.--Leavee l4th & Pa
Ave w. 3:16 D.. M 81 20 one way;
81 70 round trip Ferry connections hed
BALTIMORE MD.--Leavea 18th and "a
Ave N w every hour on the hour, q @
to p M, also 10 n midnlgnS b Sa AZ
and Sun; only Fare Tl26 one way mp
npperTilie ana Paris valley Line con;
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LOST =
coI.TIE-Laddie. large male collie: tan
with white breast. Reward Col. gO94-8:
NECKPIECE--Gray fox. last Friday after
noon. IN front OF l77l ST. M. W. OF
2546 Mass Ave-: $50 reward When re-
turned to 2546 Mass. Ave. N. w.
PLATINUM and dian,oud pin. lost January
IS BETWEEN 1924 Eye. 81: and Belasco
Theater Liberal reward il returned to
Miss Donahoue 1924 Eve St.sN.W.. III. 4O9O
POLICE BADGE lost on street: No. 195.
Reward Ii returned to NO. Precinct.
,EITER PUPPY, male orange and White White
~ months old; near 18th and Floral
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.OsT-smaI black Boston bull, white
markings. comdr. Hermescha Quarters
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HDperviIle ana Paris Valley Line con.
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PM. 9th & Pa Ave. N. W N. 9495
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ANNAPoLis, AY.-Leaves ! sn 80 4 Pa re-
S2.2b rouud trip Ferry connections Red
Evening star., 1928-05-02
study OF the means Of provision Of q
suitable armory for the National Guard

study OF the means Of provision Of q
suitable armory for the National Guard
here: improvement OF approaches to
Key Bridge; continuation of movement
to purchase the Dean tract as park and
playground site and to urge other park
extensions: study of the police trial
board system: adoption Of a modified
form of the Baumes law: continuation
of study and support for development
of projected new municipal center; con-
tinuation of fight for proper licensing
of all types of medical practitioners.
enlargement of Gallinger Hospital.
Study of cost imposed on District by
commitment Of insane persons from
over the country at st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital: analysis of figures on the Public
Library facilities here In comparison
with data on facilities In other cities
making of statistical survey of school
facilities in comparison with data from
other cities; study of transportation
facilities in Washington with those OF
other cities in points of cost. service,
investment. equipment. etc; river and
harbor improvements; reduction in
costs Of laying sewers: extension of
Fourteenth street, wisconsin avenue,
Rittenhouse street. New York and New
Hampshire avenues TO the District line
Evening star., 1928-05-02
LONG-TERM D. c.
BUDGET IS SOUGHT
Trade Board to Ask Three,
Five or Six-Iear Fiscal
Arrangement.

Development of a plan for a long
term BUDGET for the District Of Column
bia. under which Congress would be
asked 10 agree on amounts 10 be eX-
pended for Government purposes here
over A period Of three. five or six years
viii be sought by the Washington Board
cf Trade. along With q long list Of other
r,,aior protectS during the ensuing year.
Consideration of the proposed long--
term bi6eet was set forth as one OF
the projects 10 be studied by the muln--
cinaI finance committee Of the ooafo
Lass nlSht at the willard Hotel at a
meeting of the officers, directors anc
committee chairnlen Of the board, when
rlsns were laid for continuing the heht
f,r representation Ia Congress for the
District for establishment Of eQuN2oie
fiscal relations between the Federal ana
local Governments and many otheI
projects 49,.
study Of the proposed hudget Tor tne
District for the year l929-5o aoc'l'
TIE middle OF June. after the city oe-
rs~.n1ent heads make their budget re-
guest.
Hearings on Suffrage.
Reporting for the committee on ma
ranai representation, Theodore W, MOVES
announced that plans were being laao
fer hearings before the ludiclafy COM
r9ittee Of the Senate and traced actlT-
ifias of the committee during the past
fax months in carrying on the cam
caign throughout the country by means
of radio snd convention speakers.
Fs declared that the Board Of Trade
committee and those Of other oTsanl-
cations throughout the city we're in the
fight for representation IN Congress
without cessation until the victory has
been won
w. w Everett. president Of the board,
called on each committee chairman for
er outline of projects TO be carried on
during the ensuing year, and host OF
surveys studies and campaigns were
Evening star., 1928-05-02
outlined as being for the benefit Of the

outlined as being for the heneft OF the
city,
Among major items set forth were
| merger of the TRANSFORMATION lines of
| the city, development of a great airport
on the Gravelly Point site on the Po-
! tomac River. establishment OF a Ave-
year Public Library building program,
| plans to seek enactment of proper
| insurance code" for the District, this
being held to be "a dire necessity: ex-
tension of thorougffareS into suburban
communities, bridge repairs and re-
placements, continued opposition to the
proposed Fitzgerald workmens conf
penSstion bill and support for the Un-
derhill measure. park extensions ana
study of school needs.
Air Neil to Be Studied.
Lawrence Williams chairman Of the
aviation committee. announced plans
for an analytical study of the percent
age of local mail and of Federal Gov
ernment mail carried by the air mail
planes TO and from Washington, With
view to showing what should be the
division of the cost OF developing the
projected airport here He praised the
recent statement by Representative
Gibson Of Vermont III declaring his de-
termination to prevent the "Saddling of
the entire cost" Of the project on the
taxpayerS Of the District.
F. l. Averill for the bridges commit
tee told of plans for urging a program
Of the construction of one new bridge
in the District each year. and described
the urgent need of repairing flooring Of
the Highway Bridge. He urged imme-
diate starting OF the work on the NJ
Street Bridge before the appropriation
lapSeS July /.
Claude Owen of the community af-
fairs committee. suggested that the
S.. .000, 900 Roosevelt Memorial be To-
Gated here and take the form Of a
great municipal stadium. and told Of
nIans for the 1882 celebration of the
birthday Of George Washington. He
urged a campaign to sell Washington"
to the country and the naming Of a
committee 10 welcome conventions held
here.
{. Phillips Hill announced conclu-
sion Of report on an industrial sur
vey Of Washington and vicinity made
by the Joint industrial council. which
shortly is 10 be presented to the 0i-
rectorS Of the board.
Other Items on Program.
Other items of the Board of Trade
program were announced as follows;
Survey Of the fire hazards of Wash
ington as compared with those of other
cities: study Of the report by the Bu-
reau Of Efficiency on insurance rates
in the District. which held that rates
here were too high. continuation u
fight for proper condemnation law.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
Theater Is Bombed" !"

BUDAPEST, Hungary, May 2 (P).--
Chemical bombs were thrown when
Josephine Baker. American colored
dancer. made her first appearance here
last night. Some of the spectators
dancer, however ignored the commo-
ton and continued with her program,
which drew hearty applause.
Evening star., 1928-05-02

lust a tastcless dose of Phillips
Milk OF Magnesia in water That is
an alkali effective, yet harmless. 1t
has been the standard antacid for
80 years among physicians every
where. One spoonful will neutralize
at once many times its volume in
acid. 1t is the right way, the quick,
pleasant and efficient way to kill the
excess acid. The stomach becomes
sweet. the pain departs. You are
happy again in five minutes.
Don't depend on crude methods
Evening star., 1928-05-02

study OF the effect of tho Neaffic light
system; making of bi-annual traffic
count In downtown area; encourage
ment OF private schools and colleges
locating In and near Washington:
efforts to stabilize water rates in the
District; further study of water needs
of the Federal Government here.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
SaVeetened instantly

Employ the best way yet evolved in
all the years of searching. That is
Phillips Milk of Magnesia.
Be sure to get the genuine Phil
lips Milk of Magnesia prescribed by
physicians for so years in correct
ing excess acids. 25c and SOC a
bottle-any drugstore.
Milk of Magnesia" has been the
L. 5, Registered Trade Mark OF
The Charles H. Phillips Chemical
Company and its predecessor Charles
Fl. Phillips since 1875.
Evening star., 1928-05-02

Hotel in the hotel lobby, was arrested
today.
Police learned that Rowley, with two
other men and q woman, registered
at the hotel, and later, apparently in
toxicated, started an argument with
Sher, disappearing after the shooting.
Evening star., 1928-05-02
HELD IN HOTEL DEATH.
T, J. Rowley Among Party in Fatal
Argument, Chicago Police Learn.

CHICAGO, May 2 [49.--Thomas j..
Rowley, a., sought since April 25 in
connection with the Staying of David
Sher, owner of the Paradise Arms
Evening star., 1928-05-02

Drought is causing damage in Porto
Rico
Evening star., 1928-05-02
$1.5O Full.
Fashioned
Silk Hosiery
89c

Slightly irregular. Good quail
lty pure thread silk stockings
with short Isle garter welt.
All fuIl-fashioned Bem berg
hosiery with short welt. All in
splendid new shades.
El fronterizo., 1928-06-23
DOS MIL HOMBRES
ACOMPANAN Al c.
AUGUSTA SANDING

TEGUCIGALPA, Honduras, iu-
Mo 23.-Esteban Pablovitch, indi-
viduo de nacionalidad peruana, pc
70 %yugoeslavo de nacimiento Y de
padres, que representa- a varias $50
cianes radicales, ACADIA de llegar a
esta ciudad procedente de los cam
pamentos del General Augusta San
dino.
Pablovitch dice que estuvo ounce
dias con ell g~uerrillero anti-inter-
vencionista nicaragiiense.
Asegura este individuo que en-
poder de SANDING Sc encuentran CO.
mo prisioneros veinti1n norte-ame-
ricanos, de los cuales dieciocho son
marines. Los otros tres son mine
ros, v entire ellos esta a1n con vida
George B. Marshall, gerente del
mineral La Luz, y a quien Sc creia
muerto hace algunos meses.
Todos los prisioneros estan sien-
do tratados con mas o memo corte-
sias, asegura ell informante.
SANDING esta dispuesto a proceder
con toda energfa a partir del dfa
ultimo q hasta la fecha no 10 ha
hecho, por algunos jefes que 10 ro-
dean lie han aconsejado prudencia.
Asegura, ademas, ell senior Pablo
witch que SANDING cuenta con dos
mil hombres bien armados, con los
que entrara decididamente en- ac-
cion antes de que llegue la tempo
rada de aguas, que es tremenda.
El fronterizo., 1928-06-23

Cud 1udS u1Su COu lOS OJOS 4uS CVu Ia
boca v nacida de 10 mas profundo
del alma. Pero ell ebanista no en-
tendia, nj Sc daba cuenta de estas
sutiles filosoffas, en- su caracter y
rudeza no cabfan delicadezas tales,
v como 81 sacudiera de su alma
aquel anhelo de morir entreg6 su
mente a los suenos, su coraz6n a la
esperanto, v TODD su espiritu a la
inefable ventura de amar y ser
amado.
Y hubo canto aquella noche, ST
que 10 hubo, a la luz de la luna, en-
ell corredor, bajo Ell alero, al pie de
un Pillar, cuando las vecinas Sc ha-
bfan encerrado va, Y dona Pancha,
mas afecta a la platica y al cha
chareo que a m~elancolicas enamora-
idas %trovas, tejfa con chismes Y cuen-
tos de TODD genera la trama de una
conversation ~interesante, o. la
sonora portera Y su esposo ell viejo
militar.
Ell planidero instrumental, con su
nueva encordadura, sonaba que pa
recia n orquesta. En- manos de la
h~uerfana, muy habil tanedora, reia
y Sc querellaba: ora prorrumpfa
en- vivisimos allegro, ora discreto Y
tfmido murmuraba amorosas fra
SEES y lloraba Y gemfa.
Al pie de un Pillar, en- ell ancho
espacio iluminado por ell settle, Gu
yos rayos dibujaban sobre los la
drillos del piso la ondulada Inca
del alero, extendio ell mozo un peta-
tie fino y nuevo, Y coloco contra la
columna una sillita tosca. En- ella
tomo asiento la huerfana, y a sus
pies quedo ell mancebo, fijos los
ojos en- la beldad cantora. Ell CRU
pc era bello. Como no recordar
al verle los dibujos de las novelas
romanticas, en- que de rodillas So
bre muelle almohadon franjado de
orc, pajecillo gentil dice ardientes
amores a Ina castellana sonadoa,
entire cuyas manos vibra con ire
mulo canto la quejumbrosa mando-
lima!
Tras los acordes del priludio, tras
ell rasqueo nervioso, al son de uno
de SOS acompanamientos popula-
res, desatinados e incorrectos, en-
que los bordones hacen ell gasto. v
que provocan la risa de los mGsi-
cos sabihondos y de verdad, pero en-
los cuales palpita la vida con tados
las t%ernezas amorosas Y con todos
los ~arrebatos de la passion, enton6 la
joven, en- sol menor, una rima de
Becquer, languida como las brisas
de los carmenes sevillanos, con una
melodia importuna, 81 Sc quiere
monstruosa, vamos, un pecado ma
y1sculo contra los canones del arte,
que ~pretendia interpreter a mara
villa las divinas estrofas del poeta.
Gabriel callaba embelesado, v
mientras tornaban al balloon las fie-
les avecillas Y Sc ADRIAN las madre-
selvas escalando las tapias, aque-
Has dos almas jovenes y amantes
Sc confundian en- una sofa, como
dos llamas de I'M fogata, como dos
notas de una misma Ira.
El fronterizo., 1928-06-23
AcTIvIrAs
ruestros Lectores:

A puestros LectOres:
Cuando necesiten de Espaha informes,
comerciales. certificates de nacimientO.
de m~atrimOniO. o de Ultima voIuntad;
convaljdar dipIomas: IegaIizar documen-
tos; ccnferir pOderes, obtener ~patentea
o marcas de fabrica. res0Iver asuntos de
testame7tarias o cuaIauiera OtrO asunto,
acudan a Ia aereditada y antigua Casa
complacerIes- Esta dOmiciIiada en- Madrid,
eaIie de las Fuentes, Nam. & Espaka).
El fronterizo., 1928-06-23
CaLandria
Por Rafael Delgado
FOLLETIN NO. Is

Todos lie querian y Sc disputaban
SUI amistad. Seco y aspero en- su ca
sa, fuera de ella pecaba de comuni-
cativo Y amable. Cuando estaba
de buen humor c~onversaba con cier-
ia gracia Y donosura, y no habia
poder humane que lie cortara la he
bra. En- ell fondo era irascible. Po-
cas- veces Sc atufaba; mas cuando
llegaba a montar en- colera r un
leon exasperado; ciego por la ira no
reparaba en- NADIA y nadie podia
detenerle. Una tarde en- que no es-
taba para bromas, por n cranza,
inofenisva de por ST, pero molesta
per 10 repetida, Sc lie subio la mos
taxa a las narices y ~arremetio, for
mon en- mano, contra uno de sus
camaradas que por milagro escape
de sus furores. Gracias a que don
Pope acudio a tempe, 81 no aquella
tarde Sc hubiera cometido en- ell ia
Her del pacffico I'm delito que hui
biera dado quehacer a los periodi-
quitos vocingleros de la ciudad tan
afectos a escandalos gordos y tan
amigos de cronicas patibularias.
Ell bromista fue despedido, Y Ca
briel amonestado por don Pope, con
una dureza muy extrana en- ell
maestro, que era persona de esas
a quienes Sc les pasea ell alma por
ell cuerpo. Ell Official Sc reporto
a tempo, y ofrecio ser en- 10 de
adelante menos arrebatado y bell
oso
Hay en- ell primer amor un senti-
miento de l1grebre tristeza. Acaso
provenga de que ell enamorado, en-
medic de los extasis de la passion CO.
rrespondida, presiente 10 fugitive
de su dicha, rauda como ell peso de
las estrellas errantes, v acierta a
comprender que, a POGO, ell cielo de
su algeria quedara velado y obscu-
recido por las brimas de la descon-
fianza Y del dolor.
No a todos es dado explicarse Ell
por que de la f1nebre tristeza que
parece enlazar los arrobos del pri-
mer amor con los p~ostreros instan-
ties de la vida. No parece sino que
la muerte nos acaricia lisonjera
cuando ell amor suspende en- nues-
tros Iabios la expression de los afec-
tos, hace afluir la sangre a nuestro
pecho, y anubla nuestros ojos con
una lagrima de felicidad. QUEEN
acertara a declarar las ocultas y
misteriosas relacianes que hay en-
ire ell amor y la muerte? Esta vela
con m~isteriosa sombra las alegrias
de la passion correspondent, v pro-
ximos a rendir ell dltimo suspiro,
cuando los palidos soles de la vejez
nos recuerdan que estamos cerca de
la tumba, las memorials del amor
primero, tan puro, tan noble, Y de
ordinario malogrado, vienen, como
una oleada de savia primaveral, a
reanimar, aunque por breves horas,
nuestro aterido y desmayado cora
ION.
Este dulce sentimiento de tristeza
dominaba a Gabriel, despues de ha-
Der dido a la huerfana la confession
ingenua de su carino; confession he
El fronterizo., 1928-06-23

Sc NECESITA una Sra. mexi-
cana, sin ninos, entire 25 v 40 amos
de edad, para ayudar en- ell trabajo
de la casa a I'm hombre de negocios.
Buen salario Y buena asa ST Sc
interesa, envfe SUI direction Y yo la
mare a su casa. P. G. Cappuccilli,
Box 667, Sonora. Arizona.
El fronterizo., 1928-06-23
AVISOS
ECONOMICS

SiemDre que listed necesite vender.
cOmprar. rentar casa. ETC.. ETC.. inserte
nm anuncio en- esta Secci6n , obten-
dr& inmediatos resuItados.
El fronterizo., 1928-06-23

DESEA saber el paradero de Jes6s
Hernandez y de su esposa. Mercedes L.
de Hernandez. Para TODD informe re-
lacionado con este asunto. dirigirse q
la Sra. Petra Vida. de GaIIego. CalIe-
jon 1e de Septiembre No. 6. Cananea,
Son., Mex.
El fronterizo., 1928-06-23

Sc DESEA saber eI paradero de Jorge
G. Macias, originate de AguascaIientes.
Ags.. Mex, Quien estuvo mucho tempo
radicado en- California. Todo informe,
dirijase q 'El Fronterizo."
Imperial Valley press., 1928-05-19
"BIG BILL" PASSES

"A fugitive from his country and dropped into
MINOR role by his Russian Soviet friends from whom
ne mad been led to expect greater things. Big Bi'
haywood must have spent many lonely hours before
oeatn relleved him yesterday in far-off Moscow
For years powerful figure in American labor
clrcles Big Bill long ago last caste among the very
men whom IN his own odd way, he sought help. His
enemies gave him the credit being really sincere in
ms desire to better the condition of the laborng class
fail.
He advocated force in order to accomplish the
tnlngs labor desired refusing accept the PROPOSE
uon that the end could be achieved with much more
advantage to all by arbitration and open discussion
In the course of his career with the Western Fed
Grafton of Miners, Big Bill was constantly enbro-
ed with the authorities in labor troubles He gave no
quarter and asked none.
He finally slipped altogether during the days fol-
lowing Americas entry into the World War, by OBJ
structng the of the government and preaching
doctrine of obstruction to all who would listen to
hnl Convicted and sentenced to heavy fine and i'm
prlsonment, he fled the country rather than submit to
Its chastlsement. Russia held out promise to him and
to Russia he went.
One cannot help but think to what heights Big
BIZ might have climbed had he directed his splendid
energy and executive ability into proper channels AS
constructive leader of labor he could perhaps have
surpassed Gompers Green. Instead he founded the
l. w W.. became its chief apostle and went to defeat
with 1T. He who might have accomplished much, ac-
comp1shed nothing. Such must be Big Bills epi-
taph.