Evening star., 1928-12-27
TAX REFUNDS MADE
TOD. c. RESIDENTS
Many Business Concerns and
individuals Receive Sub
StantiaI Amounts.

Many prominent business concerns
and individuals in the National Capital
have received tax refunds in substantial
amounts during the fiscal year 1928 on
tax returns for that and prior years,
the figures for which were made public
! today by the House committee on ex-
penditures in the executive departments.
Many of the largest items credited to
Washington in the Maryland district re-
turns are for estates under the, alien
property custodian and for concerns
and individuals in other parts of the
country who employed Washington at
torneys to handle their cases for re-
| funds.
DeIano's Among Largest.
Among the most prominent Washing
ton people to receive a considerable re-
fund Is Frederic A. Delano, member of
the board of regents Of the Smithsonian
Institution, on the board for the Co
lumbia Institution for the Deaf, men,
Der of the National Capital Park and
Planning Commission and Of the Wash
ington Monument Society, who received
a refund of $16,690.72 on an estate tax.
Among the largest refunds credited
to the offices of Washington lawyers
are Calvert Mortgage Co., care of Lyon
G Lyon, Evans Building, $37.725.67;
Dexter A. Barr, care of Wilson Barrett,
1877 F street, $28,06347; Compressed
Carbonic Sales Co., Inc, care of w.
Parker Jones, Seventeenth and H
streets, $25,212.98, on a sales tax, and
Grief & Bro, Ltd, in care of Clifford
& PettuS, ITO Union Trust Building,
$34 4,41433.
Among the Washington enterprises
which received sizable refunds are the
Cedar Hill Cemetery Corporation, Sew
enteenth and Pennsylvania avenue
! southeast, $3632,68; the Corcoran Fire
Insurance Co. of the District of Co
lunlbia, $4,156.47; the Old Dutch
Realty Development Co., 1415 K street,
items, and the Palais Royal, which re-
ceived $9,351.O7 on an income tax and
$6,71353 on capital stock tax.
The Goldenberg family received q
refund of $3,52947 on the estate of
Moses Goldenberg, Julius M. Golden
berg received q refund of $1,726.35 and
Norton H. Goldenberg received a refund
of $1,178.16.
Abram Lisner, 1928 Massachusetts,
avenue, is created with a re1und OF
$10,838.67, while Mrs. Laura Lisner,
same address, received $6,855.17.
The estate of John r. Mclean re-
ceived refund of $19,659.74.
Other Refunds over $500.
The other Washington refunds for
amounts in excess of $500 are an
nounced as follows:
H. A. Abramson, Seventh and L
streets, $551.89 John A. M. Adair, 2400
18th street, $757.40; Samuel F. Adams
estate, Federal American National
Bank, executor, $3,354.70: Amer
ican Coal Corporation, $616,13; Ameri-
can Security & Trust Co, Fifteenth and
Pennsylvania ave-, $2,42695; Frank w.
Andrews estate, r. S. Huidekoper Co.,
trustee, $1,11356; Frank w. Andrews,
estate of Reginald S. Huidekoper, $2,-
172.53: Monte Appel, 821 Munsey Build
| ing, $63770; Auth Provision Co., $2,-
| 55295; George H. Banner, Parkside
Hotel, $527.47; Bannockburn Golf Club,
Glen Echo, $l,090.31 (sales); Lester A.
Barr, 1917 F. street, $5,351.53;; Lester
A. Barr, care Wilson Barrett, 1917 F
street, $28O63.47; Leopold Behrends,
100 Seventh street, $993.36 Melvin
Behrends, 720 Seventh street. S1,014.19;
Emile Berliner, 1864 Columbia road,
| $2,924.03, $2,36719; Edwin Bitter. alien