Evening Star Newspaper, February 15, 1928, Page 22

B3 THE_TVENTNG STAR._IWASTINGTON. €. WUDNESDAY. FERRUARY 15 1 will be financed by a front foot benefit tax upon the abutting property. The Montgomery County commissioners have made $55,000 available from the $800,- 000 county road bond issue passed by the last Legislature for this improve- ment in Silver Spring. which amount, together with the moiicy already spent in Silver Spring last Summer, balances the expenditure made to widen Wiscon- sin avenue from the District line through Bethesda. Taxi Concern Sued. The I X. L. Taxi Service, Inc., ot 2390 Champlain street, was sued yester- day in Circuit Court for $10,000 dam- ages for alleged personal injuries by | Bertha H. Reinhardt, Conrad Apart- ments. Through Attorneys Cromelin, Laws & Coe the plaintiff says that on January 1 an automobile in which she was riding was collided with by a taxi- cxtended at Sligo the paving of both the east and west roadways will be widened 14 feet toward the center. This will provide a 35-foot improved roadway cach side of G(’m‘gi'l avenue extended north of the subwa It is proposed to route northbound ll’. flc over the east rondway and southbound traffic to )\‘\'Achln"l(m over the west roadway. The two roadways are to be separated by a parking strip approximately 8 feet wide, which will be set off bv curbs, hg without water, pnrtkuh\l} if he! SURVEY 1S BEGUN through a palm thicket where scurry- | DEADCITY CUARDED BY THICK NINGLES ing monkeys jeer at him and he will | Extra Dry {come into a low open space covered | and ])d}e | with snake grass, beyond which the | step pyramid of Prah Khan looms dully { through the clustering trees. Should he be able to drive his fal- tering legs another 3 miles into | the matted verdurc he will have his' Glional * VE been making National Hardships on Visit to Ruins in Heart of Cambedia Described. BY ROBERT J. CASEY. KAMPONG-THOM, Cam expedition, such as it | 100 miles into | gh a well of | Iy avoided | to a stariling finish is_shown on (" l”mnm-?rnl ore been istered about with | and fromagere. a protecting | rs. Its ex: jessable until be brought up | ted regions the mat- | s overrun its | sates. wn—has ever dian archeol ogical mission, ‘l(‘cm n to that point and 150 kilometers Angkor and about the of Kam- indicated lization confined . but had pletion n jungle s so yet de- the ruin three years ago . but feasible for | a trail has been cut of the forest between and an iron mine up an‘ is almost im- without a compass map. However. y impassible. make the long no Cambodian or An- ceting with tig ss 2 purpose towns of b until % v LEWIS” HOTEL "TRAINING SCHOOLS AVOID DIZZY SPELLS| Never well Always tirdd and | st Besuty tossed awey 1o be beautiful snd system must pus backwash which often csuses For 20 vears. 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County Commissioner Lacy Shaw stated that he hoped to get the entire project under way early in the Spring | and have it fmished within a few ! | months. The plan for improving and beautify- ing that section of Georgia avenue which extends through the Silver Spring business section was prepared by Capt. *|Vinton D. Cockey and has been ap- proved by the Silver Spring Chamber | T |of Commerce. The next World Motor Transport| North of the subway to the intersec- | Congress will be held in Rome next | tmn of the Colesville-Baltimore road | September. ‘at the intersection of Georgia avenue Seeks Limited Divorce. James Amick, former policeman, now a taxicab driver, was sued today for a limited divorce by Mrs. Margaret N. Amick, 1430 K street southeast. They were married November 7, 1925, and separated last March when the wife | filed a suit against him. 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