Evening Star Newspaper, September 10, 1928, Page 12

e THE EVENTNG STAR. WASHINGTOXN. n. MONDAY. SEPTEMBER 10, 1928. CITY CLUB PLANS “Pinafore” and “Carlotta” May Be Presented, Execu- tive Secretary Says. tentious n A»40g wyoc mHa e Polish Jurist Dies. 0 P ers. Smith Gives Age as “Over 307 e YORK. September 10.—Mrs. rine A. Smith, wife of the governor, who is to accompany him on his tour of the West, registered for the election today. :The gov- ernor_registered August 24. Both way from the city during M " in the Democratic party circle. gave her occupation as housewife. age as “over 30" and residence the Hotel Biltmore. She was accompanied to the office of the board of elections by Mrs. June Hamilton Rhodes, who will also be in the Smith party: De- tective Sergt. William Roy, the gov- bodyguard, and Erik Styr- from Democratic national Boy Sues for $25,000. Gerald ars old. by his P of the Washing- at Ta B k Jones. ay lleged pe o s struck by a bus operated by endants, it is claimed, April 26 on Flower avenue near Carroll avenue akoma and sustained serfous injury. epresented by Attorney Alfred M. Schwartz. About seventy-five worn-out automo- biles are abandoned on the streets of New York City every month. MENU PEAS —are grown and packed for par- ticular people. moderately priced. Ask sour grocer JAMES M. DENTY Wholesale Distributor ent of the com- | 1 of laws, niversity and m Academy “of Scier Fruit and Produce Specials Delicious California Malaga Grapes Also Fancy Tokays in Qur Stores Extra Fancy Washed Carrots The Finest N. Y. State Cucumbers Big Steak Mon., Tues. & Wed. Round Steak, Ib., 52¢ Sirloin Steak, 1., 58¢ Porterhouse 1b., 62¢ These Steaks Cut From Finest Corn-Fed Beef dishes al a real sam'ng HotTowelsand Whyte-Fox No.2 certainly do play havoe with Pimples and sore necks, just Tike Lucky Tiger wrecks Dan- druff and Scalp_ailments. WHYTE-FOX 3= 25¢ Bunches for 2"15¢ w 6C 2-Tc 3-10c Special for with Borden’s - Evaporated Milk. Doubly rich compared to fresh. Economical, convenient, no waste. Always pure. TAX BILLS READY IOfiice Staff Spent Sunday Clearing Up Accumu- lated Work. | J | | Tax Collector William P. Richards pointed with pride today to stacks of ipersonal and real estate tax bills ready for delivery and mailing. | “This is the result of a hard Sun- | day’s work,” he explained. | Confronted with thousands of re-| | quests for tax bills, the entire office T volunteered to devote their Sun- | day’s freedom to cleaning up the mass of accumulated work. From 9 o'clock | remarked. as he explained some of the - FCR DISTRIBUTION | | ready for delivery. | heaped high on the desks in his offices | v until 1 o'clock and later, for some of them, they made out thousands of bills | yesterday, while their associates in other offices enjoyed a rest. “But it was worth it,” Mr. Richards difficulties under which the staff has been working. As a result of yesterday's volunteer duties, the great mass of cmergency work is comvleted. Within | the next day or so. practically every one of the requests for the tax bills will have been mailed. Mr. Richards made a public request calling upon all those who have writ- ten about their taxes and have not re- ceived the bill to notify his office at once. By the end of the week everything will be in shipshape conditio, he de- clared. Many of the requests of large real estate firms entailed an immense amount of detailed work. Some firms receive thousands of tax bills on in- dividual real estate holdings. These were stacked in individual piles today | September 1 was a Saturday half | holiday and the following Monday was Labor day. Coupled with the delay in receiving the printed forms, Mr. Rich- ards found himself in a tight situation with an ever increasing number of re- quests for tax bills coming in on every mail. He put the situation up to his | staff, and the result showed itself in | the unusual amount of work produced erday. DRIVER’S PLEAN‘I;AILS. Man Run Over by Auto Fined ‘ori Intoxication. Unable to convince Judge Robert E.| Mattingly in Police Court today that | a policeman had mistaken the after-| affects of an automobile accident for | intoxication, Joseph L. Johnson was fined $10 and ordered to leave town. | Johnson claimed he cranked his car | in gear and the machine ran over him. | He was still groggy from the mishap. he said, when Policeman R. J. Frazier | came along and arrested him for intoxi- | cation. | ‘The court first sentenced Johnson to | 30 days but relented upon a plea of a | large dependant family. Johnson was advised to take his dependants with | him when he leaves the city, i Mine Sweeper Tows Ship. By the Associated Press. The naval mine sweeper Grebe re- ported today that she had rescued the helpless American steamship Corvus, out of New York, and had towed her into the Port of Spain, Trinidad. The Grebe | is returning to St. Thomas, Virgin Is- | [ lands. Ancther Big New Potato Special! - Our Producer to Consumer Plan of Merchandising brings the Products of the Farm direct to your Pantry at a minimum of Cost—the answer— It Pays to Trade Where Quality Counts and Your Money Goes Furthest! New Potatoes S.lbs § C Reg. 23c Galv. B 15 20¢ 30 1bs. (Half Bushel) 40c Quality Potatoes by weight insuring your full value. uckets - 17¢ There Is No Bigger Bread Value in Town! 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