Evening Star Newspaper, January 3, 1921, Page 5

_ Tax Reforms and Greater nevenues Before 15 States THE EVENING STAR, MONDAY, QUAKE RUINS CITY. 14 Dead, 300 Hurt, 10,000 Home- less in Albanian Tragedy. PARIS, January 2.—Fourteen per- sons were killed, 300 injured and 10,- 000 rendered homeless by an earth- PLOT FOMENTING DENIED. Guatemala Envoys Declare Friend- ship for Mexico. MEXICO CITY, January 2.—The Guatemalan legation here today is- sued a statement declaring that na- o 9y JANUARY ports in this country and the United States to the effect that Guatemala appeared to be a gathering poirt for persons plotting against the pres- ent Mexican government. The legation statement Indicates that prospective revolutionists will not be allowed to violate the laws of neutrality binding the two republics. 1921, COL. GARDNER EXPIRES. U. S. Army Officer Veteran of CLAREMONT, Calif., Col. Cornelius Gardner, U. 8. A., Three Wars. January 3.— re- nmmnnnmmmmmfiunmnmlnummflmmnu After All Is Said tired, a_veteran qf Indian war days. Rt the principal thing you are concern- Retrenchment and Expense Curtailment Next in Im-| .. ~"r "o oot 8 20 O e tion “eis” absolutely “neutral und —_— (8 Epanish-American wac and ths : 1 ain S on! e sin e'S - = ¥ P ie yester- - city of Elbassan, Albania, according|Dainitalns only ¢ cerest frien Less than one-third of the world's | Philippine insurrection, ed with is following press re-' population use brezd as a daily food. |day at his home. portance on Programs of Dozen Legislatures as Sessions Near. ! to an und: ispatch received here v from the Ameriogn Red Cross Tirana. only Americans in the city two junior Red Cross nurses. Norah Ruddy of St Winifred Warren, ue, Chicago. Both were They immediately took charge relief work, and the American Red{ s is sending supplies from the Adriatic coast. The orzanization also HOW MUCH INTEREST ° will your money earn while it is on’ deposit. ‘We Pay 27 Il fllIIIIIlIIIlIIIIIIlIIIHHIIHIlg' , The Modern Funeral it The educated embalmer, with full knowledge of advanced sanitary I requirements and fully cr]mmmd, gives assurance to the bergaved fam- e et whifity corpra: marital measur I t ily that the loved form, cold in death, will be preserved frém corrup- | ll tions and public welfare ranging in wife on an equal U it tion, and if infection has stamped its foul stain upon the loved child PERPET AL I that the apartments will be purified and be freed from danger to those = The were Tax reform and new means of rais-|a stricte ‘regulation of automobiles ing reveuues will take first place for and increased license fees—namely, discussion in at least fifteen state|Delzware, Maine, Massachusetts, Ne- |} legislatures now about to open, judged | vada, Montana and Oklahom: by reports from correspondents of the, Four states—Colorado, Kansas, Mon Associated Press forwarded here from [tana and Wisconsin—will discuss pro- many state capitals. posals for co-operation, marketing [AGTIAtic coast, The oreanios’ o7 Ti0 Retrenchment, budget plans and[and aid for farmers and two lesis- [ 5 qlq' il B0 S0 (he severe weather. bolition of needless departments will those of California and West | i be next in importance in twelve orj will have before them in- = =% o interest on checking accounts on daily balances—compound- ed monthly order close behind. a and in the ownership and dis- Dry law enforcement acts are con- n Ppmmny templated in not less n-a.n\fiw tat Hi . interest on “am._ry savings = e e : fefmwmaiers e chiu= BUlLDlNG left, and that by his skill gs an anatomist he can embalm the dead O 2ccounts—co quar £ ginia may 3 il of @ blue laws will be fousht pro and Cat| wife by a husband an extraditable of- | without mutilation or disfigarement, that all legal requirements can terly New Hampshire, Pennsylvania, South | fense Measures correlated be fulfilled so that the body esn be transported, remote from the place of death, and that by h ecka] skill he can be relied upon to carry out all réquirements of local and state boards of health. * Dakota and Vermont. = tevision of state constitutions will be undertaken in the Psnnsylvania assembly, which convenes tomorrow, and in the Colorado and New shire legislatures. whose s open next Wednesday. Soldier honus bills come up for dis- , cussion or action in Connectilut. Dela- nnsylvania, South Da- ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity il chusetts and Nevada. e militia will b, interest on special savings accounts—compounded semi- annually < utitity Connecticut, Colorado, South Dakota Connecticut, Ulinois and West Vir- ginia will consider bills relating t sports and the establishment of s boxing commissions. Dntes for the convening of legi tures, other t are as follow Island. 4% EVERY DAY IS INTEREST DAY There Are No Penalties THE MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY Such is the mission of the educated embalmer. He is a coadjutor ‘of the health officer; he is a sanitarian and a public benefactor. W R -SrEArRECor . including in at ce the question of in- dustrial courts, will be pushed in ~California, Con nectieut and lowa. Public welfa bills have strong Connecticut, West Virginia, Wyoming and Okla- orth and Assets Neu-ing il % homa. California will take up the |M ! | 1208 H STREET, N.W. 5 ; o cali A 4 T | s “"’:;’0" o cembating ixadicalim. Malne. Vagmont and Co $7,000,000 | (Farimerly 940 F Sireet N. W.) Munsey Building & asachusett Surplus More Than | Phone Main 108 Pa.,Ave., Between 13th and 14th Sts. N.W. = B 5 2 | forata, " Coiorads, Kansas sissen $600,000 | 2 e Nevada, North Caroli 'nu; Ver- | A. R. SPEARE. C. F. NICHOLS. W. B. SPEARE. Member of American Bankers Association m L Vest Vi i th Ds | and Oklahoma. These inerade a § and West Virgin Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. j f 000,000 irrigation project and a 5. « mile public South Carolina; highway. Progra and Georgia: Februa: AT o JAMES BERRY. President CAR I B FTRERH G o v JOSHUA W. CARR, Secretary economy, involving the consolidatjon aw: ary 1 Porto or abolition of state departmen 1 D budget systems will be cons ainong m Wo & notably b orado, Del ware, Ind Maine, Michi- f B 5 o I T N zan, Mis New Mexico, = — SRS RSN Ohio AVI(I onsin and Texas with radical taxation measures. In_ Wisconsin, the legis- lature of which opens tomorrow, the state division of marketing has pro- posed a tax on unused land, in effect a single tax. The state tax commission { has also recommended repeal of the personal property offset to the income tax as a_means to raise all needed funds. The Texas legislature, which | meets January 11. will consider the | conservation of natural resources in : conmection with taxation reform. ! Other states that are to tuke up the question of tax reform are Indiana. Jowa, Maine, Missouri, New Hamp- shire. Nevada, New York, New Mexi- ¢0, Ohio. Tennesdee, Vermont Mon- tana and Oklahoma. Repeal or revision of state pri- mary laws are slated to occupy much of the time of the lawmakers of I1li- + n7ois, Indiana, Missouri, Nebraska. e orth Caro- Vermont and Wy- will “wrestle UARTER OF A MILLION DOLLAR PIANO AND PLAYER SALE Every One of These Bargains Mist Go Into Some Home This is without question the greatest, the most extraordinary Piano and Player-Piano sale in the history of the piano business. It’s a fact ) New York, New Mexico. lina, Tennessee, oming. Would Tighten Auto Laws. Six state legislatures, at least, will have before them bills providing for A Few of the Many Bargains Beau}:ifies Huntingten Upright, Call at our store, day or night, and our salesmen will take gnflt pleasure dzmonstmtmg any instrument to you. whether you buy or not. This is the opportunity you have been wditing for. Don’t put off buying. terms are all in your favor. DESCRIPTIONz =i v e uud. :.hop-om or new, are guaranteed to be as represented or your-money TERM ebony, used Schubert Upright, mahogany, used Comstock Upright, mahoghny, used Malcolm & Lave Upright, mahogany, used Byrne Upright, . mahegany, used Whittier Upright, mahogany, used Columbus Player, mahegany, slightly used 5582 Solo Concerto Player, mahogany, new P 5589 Story & Clark Player, mahogany, slightly used Crippen Player, mahog- any, slightly used..... H. Williams, style “B,” mahogany, new.. Haines Upright, mahog- ANY, DOW cocevocvoseses Charendon Player, ButlerCo. Establinhed 1843 MAURICE F. FLYNN 607-609 C St. N.W. Straight down the street from the | A.l.l---a-tn'llhmPI.A'l- \ $146 $146 $158 $171 $19 $198 The prices and ;hat the greater the volume of busmes? doxflie Al ernatd st $96 "'n:im‘g:.y, e T $498 y any concern, the smaller the margin of profit Brinsmead Uprigat, Franklin Upright, matiog- Walls | on which they can do business. So we have ‘b"lz' ;::‘ '''''''''''' $98 st $519 . e | made up our minds, after a meetingof the heads 4 {7 thony. o m.hor.n,",i,.,u',"’u,:'; $563 W all Paint | of thxshouse, to do two hundred and fifty thous- Nelson :Jp}ns‘:-rz‘ $119 Story & ’cn..l.:kh Plyer, @567 & | ogany, us mahogany, slightly use . o s and dollars in our Baltimore and Washington ™ & | e i - Upright, mahog- 3 Eptrrdann | stores during the next two months. We are “Uprighe. coors wers.. 9119 | Haines Upright, mahog- §560 : eendarire || going to force this great amount of business Mehic Upright, $136 | Sty & Clark Prayer, $571 | sults. by making prices and terms so low that you cenvmed ..o i e A W. H i can’t help buying. H::)lon';"ng:: ........... $138 &;:h?.:mg::fmd $571 . - Haines Brothers’ Upright, Story & Clark Player, $139 $595 $595 $595 $595 $623 J. Speial Exchan_ge Offer To show you our confidence in the wonderful bargains we are offering during this great quarter of a million dollar sale, What can be easier than $10 down, no -ouh p-y lar 30 days, and a long time in which to pay balance, to approved credit? Surely anyone e of 2 1 can now enjoy the pl-mra of a fine Piano or Player-Piano.’ = h , slightl; d within one year’s time you may exchange the Piano or Player- E of these Pi d mah?n"y' e c]ma :gany;‘.gh o Piano you purchase for any other Piano or Player-Piano of GU AR ANTEEP":;:";'::“ is f:fiy m Bom]’:‘r I;I-yar, 3198 ::!:Io o“n slxgyi:trf used 5637 equal or greater value on our floors and all payments made on u’ = for from 1 to 10 years, according N:I:o' us; """"""""" Post pp:y" f the first instrument will be credited in full against the second. b eir -u« ou are absolutely protected in every way. You are sure Oak"'usc;yf ............ szw mahogany, slightly used 3639 MONEY BACK Armstreng Player, mahogany, slightly used Hampton Playen, mahogany, used ....... $643 We include free with every Player-Piano a handsome FREE Every instrument fully warranted and guaranteed to be as bench to match, or stool with a Piano. Baus Player = $233 Story & Clark Player, $6 49 :_ represented or maney. refunded without question or argument. ahogany: used - mahogany, nEW «...... = Could anything be fairer? 2 Autogrand Player, _ sz 43 Schubert Player, 3649 Ti"lE PRICES mahogz;};, used ...... s Kmabl:og;;y, ROW eeonns 5695 s ¢ Cecelian Player, 255 nal yer, " ; 3 i i sed S | mahogany, used ...... The figures placed on this elegant list of Pianos and Players e — mahogany, use 4 5 Bl READING? / . are certainly low. Think of it! A Used Upright Piano for - ol $200 | T $695 - v e . 5 Fsed s bgany, used ...... // A $98, and a Used Player for $198. Come and be convinced. Tech:oll Plfyu:i $29 6 | M“:lm Pl;,;jel;. : : $ 7 l 0 > j ; mahogany, used ...... mahogany, slightly use: rr:’di)nog“ i.!-zul( :f:; c:-]:uu) / EXTRA SAVING 4 Autopiano’ %fluer. 5333 Knabe Grand, 5795 ionl chaull e i‘:r / Extra saving for more cash down. Ask the salesman about mahogany, used -..... } mafiagany,lusegl ...... S 7 ash savi you calk k Player, | Knabe Angefus Player, proved by the wearing [} our cash saving plan when you call wr:::‘t:“y' u}s::l ------ 5398 'xl:zhoganx;, e 5795 of proper glasses. We Foster Upright, Foster Grand, = ce” the. proper eptica FREE DELIVERY e Unids, o0 | hene ot i -3BID authorities to consult. We will deliver any one of these instruments to you and guar- Steinmetz Player, 8498 Premier Grand, 3895 Optometry is a science antee safe delivery. mahogany, used ...... mahogany, new ....... that we have mastered. ACkLml:l Player, s 498 an}t‘on:nl;hzse:‘.’ s 498 oak, used ............. mahogany, used ,..... buys a used Player-Piano of good make. This Player is worth a great deal more, but we are going to do a quarter of a million dollars’ worth of business in two months’ time. (MA Legst OpricaL @ OPTOMETRISTS 614 9T4 ST N.W. e Down. No More To Pay For 30 Days, Then buys a used Piano, oak case, large size. Our floors are crowded with used Pianos that have been taken as part’ payment on Player-Pianos. NEW PLAYER ROLLS Word Rolls and Instraumental Rolls 9 Cts. 4 Cts‘. . 9 Ct‘usnrl., Take a Long Time To e Pay Balance 7o Approved 14-Inch Ivory Bowl with 4 out- side lights. Credit RERgrYFe) e o oy 7 Sells elwe- where for §1350 KAPNECK ELECTRIC FIXTURES OPEN NIGHTS UNTIL NINE AreroomMs, Inc. flknahfil H/Williams,pres Y e i 717 12th St. N.W. (o W TR M e L e P g L L by L L it r Y o S, e T PP LT LY T Fraok. 3055 e ———— o ——— e i . “wan = e b ¢ 4 ¥ A :