Evening Star Newspaper, March 24, 1926, Page 10

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Polk Miller's famous book on diseases of Dogs with Symp= tom Chart and instructions on care, {Kalorama Citizens Name INGREASED VATER | WATES DENDUNCED Mrs. Hiram Snell of Advisory Council. Claiming that the proposal to in- rease the water tax rates of the Dis- trict of Columbia is “merely another attempt to raise revenue at the ex- pense of the taxpayer, who is already hea cerburdened, and to relieve the Federal and District Governments from assuming their just shares in e expense of maintaining the rem,” the Kalorama Citizens' A a- . at a meeting in St. Margaret’s ish House, Connecticut avenue and ancroft sireet, last night adopted resolutions pi nted by Asa 13, Phil- lips disapproving any attempt to v tax rates in the District. It was pointed out that the federal and l_)ls- trict Government e furnished, with out cost. some 3,000,000 gallons of a day. and it is because { this it wa said. the public is con iy : ee distribution. imposition on demned. The trict _committees, deration of Citien he Iederation of Citizens' As actions. flic Director M. O. ped out of hi his audience alor ared. when it will be nec « Wk in conveyvances wutomobiles, as to park than will soon them. He cited the At Inost teaflic accidents occur midway e tween the ¢ sted district and the | outlying sub . showing the need, he said, for the extension of the svs ial lights as in use on Six et Rule Changes Outlined. i Proposed changes in the traflic res ulations were outlined and Mr. Eld ited that it is intended to make simple und easy as possible for the law-abiding driver to et a permit, at the same time placing the most severe obstacles in the way of viminal driver. cent of the driver: 1 in the blank wai urn it by mail and imme- | o o permit atter check. | ds. +Those drivers with po | will be required to call | there be able to them and v o per- ) drunken drivers pending jury | Phis is 1ot Do at present. | d there are . drivers charges of driving while in- taxicated against them still using the sLreets | Mrs. George A. Ricker reported on | e meeting held recently at | ithe home of Theodore W. Noves, ut which time plans were I an ex- tensive campaizn for the ment of ation zranting to the District the t of the hallot in restricted form. | lengthy discussion, in which it impossible 1 the poli . pre- ing that an de to determine the r the streets being in rable condition.” Mr. Wells said the citizens were led to believe that wiih the 2 i tax \vashinzion the maintained in from obsery have never resoluti ion be 1 e condition.’” tion of the execu Snell was use of the too much of the time mother <hould spend in W be taken ¢ coun . snell the that to make NATI Mrs. Airs. old. resident died Su H stree WELL, BiLL. '™ GowG To BE | MARRIED. WHADD 74 Tidirie OF TAAT 7 ARRIED, ED. ~LP, MEXT MONTH AFTEZ THE WEDDIMG native of her daughts THIE EVENING STAR, WA LIVING IN A FOOL’S PARADISE. YOP, T DAY ] SET NEXT ':'"5 ® ;\20;'5_‘_.” 1 TAKE T LCAF NYAY! ATTA Boy! FINE y Goine T GET | ~”m UR HUH, An® SHE'S TH FINEST LL GIRL oM EARTH ) WONOERFUL ! You'LL ) MEVER REGRET\T,OLO MAN! | DoN'T S€€ How | EVER EX\STED SINGLE"jiA/‘U J so You ve Been HOOKED AT LAST ¢ ToLGH LUCK * HEY, AL 7 WELL, \ T i oL HAD BETTER FEMSE. | GULESS T BIGGER | ey ComE T HARDER ‘ SO YA GOT MARRIED. { Gooy o N v Copr. 1926 (N. Y. W Kuehling, who died in this 23 ye: ago. ! Mrs. Kuehling is survived by thrac VE VIRGINIAN DIES. Mattie E. Kuehling Expires sons and two daughters, one son bein | Detective B. (. Kuehling, the other: |being R. T1. Kuehling, Miami, Fl. Mattie E. Kuehling. 70 years gna J. W. F. Kuehling, Manstield, Dumphvie: and | Ohio. The daughters are Mrs, Kirby of this city the past 50 years, |and Mrs. La Rina McClelland. i . residence of | Jluneral services will be conducted nday night at the residence of | ¢ agternoon at the home of Mrs. Mrs. W. H. Kirby, 422 Kirby. Interment will be in the Pohick. V. at Age of 70. SHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, —By WEBSTER. SPLENDID! SimPLY PLENMDID! YoU RE isrand jury iat $5,0 MARCH 24, 1926. HELD AS STORE BANDIT. Perry A. Smith to Face Grand Jury Action in Holdup. tion with the hold up of the A. Shulte | Cigar store, at Fifteenth and G streets, March 18, was held for the following a preliminary hearing in Police Court yesterday be- fore Judge McMahon. Bond was fixed | According to the evidence the de- fendant, wearing a gray cap, pulled {down over his face, which was colored | | with a brown paste, entered the cigar ! REAT! ¥/ Krow I'VE OGF‘T—WOERED wHy A SEMSIBLE MAM LIKE You JTAYED SIMGLE F0F OC AL SoLD Dowr TH RIVER | AMOTHER MAn CONE ! oo €A0! K 1 & Co. Dr. , Lyvon's TOOTH POWDER Cleans Teeth Safely Wards off decay Who wins the race to the bath? Everyone loses in homes without an extra bathroom Every growing family knows the hurry cost you can tum it and vexation of time flying while four or five wait to use bathroom facilities origi- nally meant for two. 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