davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-05

Pravil, re Governor Smith
je ma prave ceste a re Volstea-
div zakon ma tax byti upraven
aby dovoleno bylo 2.75 pro-
centni pivo. Dale Tecnila Ger
trude Breslau Fuller z Pittsbur-
gu, jez leila prednost1 COVER
nera Smiha. Prohlasila, re O.
ma osobne je pro sucho, ale re
je pTesvedcena, re Smith lepe
vynut1 zachovan1 prohibice ne
Iii republikane.
William Curran mluvil ma
bozenske snasenlivost1 re vo-
lici nemaji byti v oposici proti
Smithovi pro jeho nabozen-
stv1.
Governor Richie od6vodno-
val potrebu registrace zadal,
aby kazdy pomohl ku zvolenl
plneho demokratickeho kon-
gresu. Rekl, re ruce Smithovy
zavazany by byly, kdyby kon-
gres nebyl demokratickym.
= v Patterson demokrati-
skem klubu Tecnila Maxwell
HULL Elliott New Yorku Wy
b1zej1c cleny, aby volili Smitha,
iehoz leila jako osobu rozume-
j1c1 idskym potrebam.
We stfedu vecer Tecnila v
klubu II. wardy ma Hamilton
Terrace.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-05
SesiIene hlasovani vyzada 81
vStSi pocet mistnosti.

Nasledkem slime registrace v
den 25. zaT1 dohlfzitele mad
volbami vid1 Sc nucenymi roz-
mnoziti pocet m1stnost1 pro hla
sovan1 V den 6 listopadu.
PFidano byti ma dodatecnych
80 m1stnostf. V 1tery budou-
ciho tydne 9. ffjna konana jest
poslednf registrace cd 2 hodin
odpoledne do 10 noci.
Registrace We venkov-
skych okres1ch konana byla V
dtery. Ac pocet nebyl We sire
du rano pTesnym pfec zjisteno,
re pocet registrace demokratd
pfedstfhl republikansky pocet.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-05
Ia $4,000 ukradli sperkI.

PTi blizeni Sc ku svemu do
mu We 1900 bloku Orem ave-
nue., pTepaden byl dvema Jo-
seph Finklelstein a okraden ji-
mi vice nezli $500 ma hoto-
vosti sperky v Gene $4,000.
Kdyz wall mu hotove pen1-
re, stahli mu z prstu demanto-
w prsten Gene $1,750 a pax
spendlik vazanky v Gene
$185.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-05


Devet rokG starry hoch, Ho-
mer Biggs re 100 bloku N.
Durham ulice, zabit byl true
KEN ma Lanvale ulici nedaleko
Wolfe. Truck Tfdil John P.
Ford z 1000 bloku Hoffman u
lice.
- Charles Jacksonovi, 7 ro-
XII staremu hochu, pferazena
byla automobilem noha ma Rea-
dy avenue. Automobilista, O.
liver LIE Compile, wal zranene-
no do nemocnice.
= Hluchonemy,62le Chas.
Weinecke, zabit byl automobi-
lem ma Hanover ulici.
= Osmilety hoch, William
Mendelsohn z Loudon avenue
zasazen byl truckem ma Ed
mondson avenue a Loudon,
kdyz vracel Sc v sobotu pohy-
blivych obrazkG. Podle svede-
ctvf tech,co nestestf videli, hoch
sestoupil elektricke kary. V
okamziku srazil jej maly truck
usmrtil jej. Ride trucku u
jel. Kdyz hocha prejel, zasta-
vii truck, sestoupil, podival Sc
ma krvacej1c1ho hocha, vskocil
opet rychle do trucku ujel.
Truck podobal Sc farmarskemu
trucku.
Policii podarilo Sc dopadnou-
tt rldice trucku, jlmz Mendel-
sohn byl zabit. Rfdicem je Al
lety Albert Jennings Bond u
lice.
= Policie dale patra po dru-
hem takovem zbabelci, ktery
smrtelne zranil 57leteho Geo.
H. Fillinga ze S. Scott ulice ma
rohu McHenry a Scott ulic
sobotu noci a ujel. Filling po-
dlehl zranen1 v nedeli rano.
Svedkove udali, re Filling sra
zen byl velikym automobilem.
= Jiny zbabelec zatcen byl
V nedeli noci strazn1kem Cat
chem. T1mto je Michal Tana
ze S. Bond ulice, jenz ujel,
kdyz automobil jeho srazil sc s
automobilem Johna j. sPascucci
ma Baltimore ulici u Front ulice
V nehode nikdo poranen neby1.
= Dals1 zatcen byl, kdyz au-
tomobil jeho vrazil do jineho
pax do postovnf skrfnky ma
rohu Pratt a Paca ulic. Rfdic,
34lety Allen Wisner z Ramsay
ulice, nechal automobil stati u
rozbite skr1fiky a prchl. V ne
deli V noci byl polici1 dopaden.
= Dva opilf Tidici, Thomas
] .O'Dea a William Jones, zat-
ceni byli v nedeli. Jones vra-
I'll do AUTOMOBILE v 500 bloku
w. Gay ulice. O'Dea vrazil do
AUTOMOBILE Arthura Leony ma
Ensor ulici a srazil tento ma
chodn1k ku samemu domu.
= Sedmilete Mary Gerber
Booth ulice, autOmobil rozrazil
lebku ma rohu Pratt a Pulaski
ulice.
- Eleanora Auguskoski, 6
rokG stara tezce zranena byla
automobilem ma Cherry ulici u
Pennington avenue v Curtis
Bay. Byla il rozbita lebka.
Automobilista, Samuel F.
Archibald, udal, re dftko vbe-
hlo mu do cesty. Do South
Baltimore general nemocnice
dovezl d1tko v automobile
George Zapotocky z Elmtree u
lice v Curtis Bay.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-05
Bootlegr Sc spletl.

V sobotu vladni marsal, Geo.
w. Collier, kdyz nakupoval
pro nedeln1 obed v Market
Place, zastaven byl bootlegrem
ktery mu nab1dl lahev koralky
ku koupi.
Marsal wal Cd neho lahev a
dal jej zatknouti. V zapasu
pri zatykan1 vypadly tTi lahve
z kapsy bootlegrovy a rozbily
Sc. Popleteny udal sve jmeno :
Joe Vonelle.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-05
Obssil Sc.

Samuel Fisher, 38lety 2 Brook
field avenue, kupec, obesil Sc
ma tramu We SVEN byvalem OBJ
chodu ma Hopkins Place. Ob6-
seneho nalezl bratr jeho.
Sedmdesat tri roxy stara
Sarah E.. Davis, zastrelila Sc v
loznici domu ma Cedar avenue.
Trpela hluchotou rheumatis-
mem. Cd smrti sveho manzela
pred rokem byla trudnomysl-
nOu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-05
Raskob mysli, ze Smith bude
recniti " Baltimore.

PTedseda demookratickeho
narodniho vyboru, John j.
Raskob, oznamil, re ver1, re
Smith recniti bude v Tennessee
a Kentucky a re take zavita do
Baltimore.
We schulz zenskeho de-
mokratickeho klubu V hotelu
Rennert, V patek, Annie G.. Moi
san, presidential klubu, ucinila
trapny DOZEN vyblzenlm pf1-
tomnych, jimiz sin naplnena
byla, ably vsichni katolfci volili
Smitha.
Rekla: "Myslfm, re kazda
katolicka osoba zde, ma Sc dat
registrovati a voliti governera
Smitha a mysllm, re mali vybi-
yeti sv6 katolicke pr1buzne a
pTately, aby take tax ud6lali. ;"
Dale fekla:
"Myslim. ze vsichni katolfci
jsou demokrate."
Kdyz nesouhlas pT1tomnych
dan byl ma jevo hlasiteji, ujala
Sc slova S. Johnson Poe, jez u
tiSila nespokojenost ozname-
MIN, ze jedna z clenkyn klubu
zemrela.
We sch1zi zahajena byla
kampan teto zensk6 organisa-
ce. V jine demokraticke schG-
ri V Community Hall ma Liber-
ty Heights, Gertrude Breslau
Fuller Pittsburgh prohlasila,
re "republikanska strana je
bootlegafska strana" a ona ze
nikdy bootlegry Sc nestyka.
- Nemecka neodvisla obcan
ska unie skladaj1c1 Sc re 65 ne
meckych spolkG V Marylandu,
indorsovala kandidaturu 60
vernera Smitha senatora
Bruce, kteri "predstavuji ie-
il Ideally, jak dir. Haase, mi
stopresident pravi.
- We hlavni demokratick6
1radovne zdejsi S uspokojenim
Sc mluv1 vyhl1dkach demokra
ticke strany. Novinarsky re-
porter "Sunu" nalezl tam "spo-
kojeny vzduch" "cinost S fl
losofickym klidem."
Duverne Sc ocekava, re ma
pr1sp6vc1ch Marylandsti demo-
krat6 'letos seberou $125.OOO.
Doposud sebrano ma $4,000.
Ma sta hochu shan1 sc V IRA
dovne po Smithovych knofli-
c1ch.
Nejpilnejsfm V 1radovne v
hotelu Rennert je magistrat
George Eppley, jenz vita kde
koho, rozdava kampanni mate
rial a zapisuje chystane sch1-
re. Kolem neho Sc toci Morti-
mer w. Weiss, pokladnfk W.
boru, jenz yam dGverne pow,
re dozije-li Sc 6. listopadu, re
to bude desaty demokraticky
president, jemuz da svdi hlas.
Bruce odhaduje, re Smith
dostane v Marylandu vetsinu
5000 HAST.
VeTejna demokraticka
schGze konana byla 1tery V
noci ma rohu McElderry a Po-
tomac -ulice "a velike 1casti
muzG, zen d1tek.
We schulz fecnil kandidat
Bruce, jenz vyhradne zabyval
Sc prohibic1. Zvolal: "Jsem pro
tt Volsteadovu zakonu a jsem
proti 18. dodatku."
Rekl, ze prohibice je po-
smeskem lidske povahy, polio
KEN lidskemu rozumu krutym
1tokem ma osobn1 svobodu. Re
kl, re prohibice je nezdarem.
Ma dGkaz citoval pocet odsou-
zenych osob pro porusenf Vol
steadova zakona Cd roku 1921
do 1928.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-05
Patnact rokI pristshovalecky
hoch dostal skolne.

Hugo Weisgal, Is rokd starry
hoch, jenz do Ameriky priste-
hoval Sc z Rakouska pred osmi
roxy, odmenen byl "a pill svoji
ud6len1m Boise Memorial skol-
neho na Peabody hudebnl kon-
servatoTi.
Weisgal studuje ma Baltimor
ske mestske koleji. Jest synem
zidovskych rodicG.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-05
Stavebni cinnosf predstihla
Ionskou.

Stavebni cinnost v Baltimore
"a dobu 9 mesic1 tohoto roku
predstihla cinnost celeho minu-
leho roku.
AZ do konce 80. zaTf letos
povoleny stavby Gene 1884,
678.08O. Minuleho roku obna-
sely ceny malo pres dvacet Sc
DIM milionn dolarI.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-05
Ma pet roki do zalare pro
prepad.

Raymond Hall usvedcen byl
z prepaden1 a oloupen1 Harri-
son al. Wilsona We Wyman
parku. Hall wal Wilsonovi
hodinky. Odsouzen byl ma 5
rok1 do zalaTe.
Louis Berman, jenz "a
stfelil Clifton S. Brown, odsou-
zen byl ma dozivotf do Mary
landske kaznice. Zastrelil iei
v hadce o $2.5OO, ktere Cd ne
no advokat vymahal "a urov-
mani pozGstalosti po otci.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-05
Ustricove lovy budou pry slabe
Marylandu.

Vyhl1dky ma "ustricove zne"
vChesapeake zatoce slibujf pry
byti zcela chatrnymi. Nakla-
datele ustric ma Eastern Shore
doufaj1 dostati ustrice z vod
Virginie a Severnf Karoliny.
Tezke deste mely zhoubny
vliv ma ustrice v Chesapeake
nahnan1m sladke vody do "a
toky.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-05
RepubIikanska schaze II. Tijna

Prvn1 z verejnych schGz1 u
sporadaj1 republikane II. r1jna
v Litvfnske s1ni, 841 Hollins u
lice.
Hlavnfm recn1kem schGze
bude Phillips Lee Goldsbo-
rough, republikansky kandidat
senatorstv1. Dale We sch1zi re-
cniti bude- John Phillip Hill,
kandidat dfadu kongresn1ka
"a 3. distrikt, John P. Bran
dau, kandidat Domu zastupc6
"a 4. distrikt Oliver Metze-
rott "a 5. disrikt.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-05

Charles A. Kahler, jenz byl
clenem detektivniho odboru cd
roku 1909 povysen byl ma kapi-
tana vychodnf policejnf stani-
ce. Novy kapitan bydlf v 900
bloku N. Paterson Park ave.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-05
Namornich kadetI 1890.

Move skoln1 obdob1 zahajeno
" namorni akademii Annapo-
lis. Celkovy poocet kadetG OBJ
nasf 1870. Letosn1ho roku jest
239 kadet1 vice neil pfede-
sleho.
V poslednlm rocn1ku studuje
248 kadet1, We ctvrtem (cili V
zacatecnim) jest COG kadetu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-05
Norman Thomas recnikem
nedsi.

Baltimorskym socialistGm da-
ma bude nedeli pr1lezitost W.
slechnouti rec sveho kandidata
"a presidenta, Normana Tho
mase, jenz Tecniti bude toho
dne v Baltimore. Tehoz dne
fecniti bude We Washingtonu.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-05
Osm set osob uctilo pamatku
padlvch.

V Memorial budove konana
byla nedeli pamatka padlych
clend 113. p6siho pluku, ktery
tax hrdinne Sc bill v offensive
Meuse-Argonne. Tklive slav-
nosti z1castnilo sc 800 osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-05
Povesil Sc ma remen We vszenf

Ma central policejnf stanici
povesil Sc 80 rokG starry Joseph
j. Wanes. Wat byl do nemoc-
nice a tam osetren a pax znovu
uveznen.
Wanes nalezen byl visfcf ma
femeni. Ma stanici zavTen byl
pro opilstvl.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-05
Strelen ma North Point siInici.

Kdyz Sci v nedeli po North
Point road jizne Cd Philadel-
phia road, strelen byl 15lety
Charles Velkert re S. Bethel u
lice. Strelen byl do nohy. Ko-
lem jedouc1 automobilista pTi-
veil jej do Johns Hopkins ne
mOcnice.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1928-10-05
Patnact rozvodE "a den.

V pondeli povolen byl soud-
ne rozvod patnacti parkdm
manzelskym. O trinact rozvo-
dd zadaly zeny, o diva muzi.
Evening star., 1928-12-30

The recent observance of
the airplane's 18th birthday
lends interest to this view Of
the Nations first aviation meet
at Belmont Park. Long Island.
1t was held in 1910. when the
old pusher planes were the last
word in airplane design.
! Underwood 4 Underwood
Evening star., 1928-12-30

Richard James, l7-year-old
Flushing. Long Island. high
school boy, calling at the
White House after winning
the $1,000 prize offered to the
first pilot under l8 years OF age
70 flv across the continent.
o Harris & Ewine.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01

JOS. wallace Aossxu 6veken It
szolgilta Youngstownt. ni1t . tiiz.
olt6s&g parancsnDkA.T Hivatalxhan
beigaxolta adlntAisxtrativ k6poss6-
get Is exert ktil0n0sen alkalmas 10
niss&riusnak, ahol tehets6g6t mint
megys egyik business managere ra-
gyogtathatja.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01

George p. Lewis hosszu eveken at
mint bankhiyatalnok alland6 0ssze-
k0ttet5sben ALT n6ppei. A kor-
manyzat mindsn. agAnak szorgalnas
tud6sa IS igy bixtos, hogy mint ALA
mi torv6nyhoz6 .csak ndp jayAt
ssoig&ija. JcisnIsg Home Savings
& Loan hivatalnoka.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01

John q. Cooper kongresszus We
teran tagja mi 10-ik kariiletiink-
b6l, egyike a kongresszus vezet6
tagjainAk Washingtonban. Legido-
sebb tagja fontos Interstate and
Foreikn Commerce bizottsagnak es
nagy befoly&ssal bir. Cooper 1914
6ta kepviseli Youngstown Wa
shingtonban, azel6tt ket cikluson at
Ohio t0rvenyhozas&ban foglalt he
lyet. -.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01

Lyon bir6t mem kell kiil0n bemu-
tetni. Mindenki ismeri IS tiszteli
p&rtatlans&gat. Mint j6 bir6, hire
elterjedt orszagszerte. Lyon bir6
Mahoning megy6ben sziiletett 6s lit
mott fel. Most keri megvalasztasat
az els6 rendes ciklusra. Szavazzoi
ra bir6i tiketen.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01

George H. Roberts m0gott mar
k6t ciik1us t6rv6nyhosisi gyakorlata
all Columhusban beigaxolta, hogy
alkAlmas hivatal&nak visel6s6re.
Assl6tt mint youngstown sgyik
connc5lmanjs itt is. bsig3 3zolta, hogy
rehdsiviil kspsssegtt a nsp javars
srtSkssiti.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01

Judsen Breniaer, aki ujboh meg
valaRtasat k6ri masodik ciklusra
mint megyei p6nztarnok, 6vtizedek
6ta youngstown lalkosa. Becsiiletes.
s6ge, iizleti gyakorlata k0ztudatban
van. egerdemli szokasos masodik
ciklust.
For Surveyor
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01

Ford Garfield Mahoning County
szil0ttje 6s altaianos tiszteletnek
orvend. Szint6n masodik ciklusra
ksri megvalasztasat mint a biros&g
jegyz6je. Hosszu 6vek tapasztalata
ebben hivatalban. ahol sokaig
mint hivatalnok miik0d0tt, ertekes-
Sc teszik szolgalat&t.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01

Adam Stone k6t ewes kora 6ta
Youngstown lakosa. l9 ewes kora-
ban ment dolgoxni AZ ac6l gy&rakba
es 1915 ota, tehat % even st mint
varosi rend6r szolgalja k010ns6.
get. Rekordja teljessn tisSta IS mint
sheriff. megye biztons&ga j6 k6z-
ben leSz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1928-11-01

Albert Cooper szinten masodik
ciklusara palyazik. M0g0tte k0zel
negy evi sikeres miik0d6s all. Hogy
egyike Mahoning megye legjobb ko-
miszariusainak ,azt hivatai miik0-
desc igazolja. Minden tekintetben
megerdemli partolast.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
PERSHING TO SPEAK
AT HOSPITAL DINNER
Nation Wi lie Campaign for Toxic
Institutio his Benefit Will Be Dis
cusSe d Thursday Night.

Gen. Pershing, a member of the
American committee to raise funds for
st. Luke's International Hospital in
Toxic, will Ibe among the speakers at
dinner in furtherance OF the hospital
cause at the Hotel Mayflower Thurs
day night
Other guests will include Consul
General Hirosi Saito Of Japan and DR..
Rudolph Boiling Teusler. director of
the hospital. who also will explain the
needs of the institution. The dinner
will afford the public and delegates
to The General Convention Of the Epis-
copal Church an opportunity to learn
of the Nationwide campaign for ST.
656,0O0 Endorsed by the convention last
Friday.
1t is hoped to raise $1,O00,0o0 of the
goal by November 10. so that 1t may
be presented to the Japanese Emperor
on the occasion of his enthronement,
as a gift of the American people. The
money will be used to erect new build
ings.
Gen. Pershings acquaintance with
the work of ST. Luke'S dates back to
Evening star., 1928-10-15

Commissioners, Corporation Counsel
William w. Bride concurred in the
opinion of his assistant. but expressed
doubt as to the practicability of the
suggestion that the assessment for the
concrete base be withheld until the top
ping is laid several years later. He
pointed out that If the property along
the street remained in the same own
ership the solution would be simple
but that it would be unfair to reserve
payment of the whole amount for the
base and the topping to be chal ged
against some new owner.
Mr.. Bride concluded that the prac-
teal solution is to make the assessment
in the first case and to regard the top
ping as a replacement. Under the
amendment to the law of 1927, re-
placement is not assessable.
Mr. Bride also forwarded to the Com
missioners legal opinion on several
other technical phases of the Borland
law.
The corporation counsel's office also
was asked to give an opinion in cases
where an old macadam road is covered
with asphalt and an assessment charg-
ed against the property owners for
that work. The question raised was
whether the property owners could be
assessed again for laying the base of an
entirely new pavement. The legal ad-
wiser held that no further assessment
could be made in such a case. The
remainder of the opinion dealt with the
manner of assessing the 10-foot center
strip of 30-foot street on which
the abutting property owners had al
ready laid at their own expense two
l0-foot slabs of paving.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
MRS. E. M. KENYON
SUCCUMBSAT HOTEL
Former Singer Dies in Ninety
third Year-Funeral Is Held
This Afternoon.

Mrs Emma NJ Kenyon. 90 years old.
died at her residence in Wardman Park
Hotel today after an illness of five
weeks.
Mrs. Kenyon. who would have been
90 years old the nineteenth of next
month, was formerly singer of note.
having suing in the churches of Indiana
and Buffalo, where she lived while a
young woman. Years later, when her
daughter, Mrs. Elizabeth Northrup. sang
on the concert stage, she found that
many of her mothers friends still re-
membered the latter's splendid voice.
Mrs. Kenyon also was interested in art.
She studied china painting after she
was so years old and continued until
about seven or eight years ago.
She was twice married, the first time
to the late H. c. Rockwell, while her
second husband was the late c. F. Ken
yon. She is survived by two daughters
and a son. by her first husband. They
are Mrs. Elizabeth Northrup and Mrs
c. H. Fiske of this city and C. A.
She also leaves five grand
children and several great grand
children.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
HEARINGS ON BUDGET
TO BEGIN OCTOBER 22
District Officials to Present Reasons
for Figures Which Bureau
Would Slash.

Hearings before the Budget Bureau,
upon which will hinge the final amount
to be recommended to Congress in De-
cember for the upkeep of the District
government during the next fiscal year,
are scheduled to start October %.
The estimates as prepared by the Dis
trict Commissioners totaled $42,279,000,
while the tentative limit fixed by the
Budget Bureau is $39 1862, 900.
In the course of the hearings at the
Budget Bureau the local officials are
expected to explain all of the items
that make up their estimates, but it
Is likely that particular stress will be
laid upon those improvements and prof.
ects which represent the difference be-
tween the original total of the Com
missioners and the tentative limitation
of the Budget Bureau. The municipal
officials are understood to feel that
their original total included only urgent
items.
The budget hearings probably will
extend over two weeks or more. The
final amount allowed will not be
Evening star., 1928-10-15
DOUBLE PAVING TAX
DECLARED ILLEGAL
City Cannot Assess Property
hcIder for Topping, Coun-
sci Rules.

II the District Government assesses
property owners under the Borland
law for the laying of concrete street
It cannot legally assess them again
for placing an asphalt topping on the
concrete several years later, according
to an opinion submitted to the Com
missioners today by the corporation
counscIs office. The Commissioners
have not yet studied the opinion and,
therefore have taken no action on it.
The opinion was rendered as re-
suit of the protest of property owners
on Nichols avenue northeast, who were
assessed in June, 1926, for a concrete
base on a portion of Nichols avenue
and again in June. this year, for the
laying of an asphalt top on the con-
crete.
Law Amended in 1927.
Congress in 1927 amended the Bor-
land law with provision that no
frontage on which a legal assessment
for paving or repaving has been levied
shall be liable to any further assess
ment on account of the replacement of
such pavement.
The contention Of the highway d.
vision has been that the concrete does
not constitute a complete street and
that the asphalt. although laid after
the concrete surface has been in use
for some time, was part of the original
paving Assistant Corporation Counsel
Hart, who studied the question, pointed
out in his report that at the time of
the assessment for the concrete base
no notice was given the property own
ers that it was for an uncompleted
project Mr. Hart expressed the belief
that If such facts had been admitted no
lawful assessment could have been levied
for the work done at that time.
Would Change Policy.
Mr.. Hart recommended that the Dis
trict should elect to assess for the con-
crete base and make no further assess
ment for the asphalt topping or levy
no assessment until the asphalt topping
is laid and then assess for the COM
pleted iop.
In forwarding the opinion to the
Evening star., 1928-10-15

the time when he was military attache
of the American embassy in Toxic
His personal interest in the hospital
resulted in his rushing an Army field
hospital to Toxic after the earthquake
and fire of 1923 so that the work of
St Luke's might continue uninter-
rupted
A reception to the guests of honor
will be held at $50 o'clock preceding
the dinner Guests will be seated at
6 o'clock sharp. Applications for reser-
vations may be made at the Office of
st. Luke's International Hospital in
the Indiana room of Continental Hall
or at the information desk of the Wom-
ems Auxiliary of the General Conven-
ton at the Hotel Mayf1ower.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
KEEP LOOKING
YOUNG

The secret of keeping young is
to feel youne-to do this you
must watch your liver and
bowels-there is no need of hav-
ing a sallow complexion-dark
rings under your eyes-pimples-
a bilious look in your face-dull
eyes with no sparkle. Your doc
tor will tell you ninety per cent
of all sickness comes from in.
active bowels and liver.
DIR. Edwards, well-known
physician in Ohio, perfected a
vegetable compound mixed with
olive oil as a substitute for calo-
mel to act on the liver and
bowels, which he gave to his pa
tients for wears.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets
are gentle in their action yet
always effective. They bring
about that natural buoyancy
which all should enjoy by toning-
up the liver and clearing the sys-
TEN of impurities.
DR.. Edwards Olive Tablets are
known by their olive color. 15c,
Soc and 60c.
Evening star., 1928-10-15
HEBREWS TO HEAR VILE.


Political Outlook to Be Discussed
at Meeting Wednesday Night.
Frederic William Vile will discuss
the political outlook at the present time
at the opening meeting Wednesday eve
ming in the Eighth Street Temple of
the Washington Hebrew Congregation
brotherhood. The meeting will start at
8 o'clock, Allan v. De Ford, president,
announced
A program of entertainment is being
arranged. which will include perform
ances by Samuel Norman, Augustine
Borguno and others. Ten prizes will be
awarded
Evening star., 1928-10-15
DOMINICAN SISTERS PRAISE
FATHER JOHNS MEDICINE.
FOR COLDS And BODY BUILDING IT DOES A
WORLD OF GOOD" THEY WRITE

Dominican Sisters
nave found that for treating
it daily for ~ Wy -A'0 "'0"
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of praise
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