Evening Star Newspaper, November 3, 1921, Page 40

WOULD TAX FIRMS SELLING FIREARMS .Sengtor Hitchcock Proposes $45 Levy, But Measure i . Is Rejected. . In an effort to prevent “gun-toting™ iand to reduce the number of crimes iin Washington and other cities of { the counirs, Senator Hitchcock of Ne- < Braska today offered an amendment itefTe paAing tax revizion bill which swomid levy a tax of $456 a year on sretail dealers selling firearms. It ; would also provide for the keeping 1 of records showing to whom firearms 2'were sold. The Nebraska senator explained {that his purpose was to reach the s irreszonsisia eraler, who is willing 110 scil firearms to any sn: whoe oo* ifered to buy. Such irresponsible deal- vers, he said, are frequently found in 4the worst parts of large cities. He s ®aid that he did not believe the pro- i posed tax would be a hardship upon - Tesponsible dealers. * ‘That the proposed tax would have +a tendency to reduce the number of ‘erimes was insisted by Senator Hitch- icock. He said that there should be isome effort made by the federal gov- ‘ernment to deal with this matter. He ‘ pointed out that the states were pow- .erless to control interstate business, ;and thai a sunman couid go into %2 neighboring state to buy a gun even {if hix own state had stringent laws ’.‘lih!! it ! At present, he said, the law re- quires retail dealers in tobacco to “pay a similar tax. ; Senmator McKellar of Tennessee iwhile approving the plan to tax deal- “ers in pistols and revglvers, suggest- sed that those dealers selling shot- sguns and rifles only should not be “compelled to pay the tax. : Senator McCumber of North Da- “kota insisted that the proposed tax ‘would be a hardship upon the little ‘country hardware stores which sell ishotguns and rifles to the farmers ‘Opposition to the amendment was -voiced also by Senator McLean of tConnecticut. . Senator Hitchcock offered to re- ‘duce the proposed tax ta $20, but in :a viva voce vote his amendment was !defeated. Good News for the DEAF If you do not come in and try the Little Gem Ear Phone you can only blame yourself. Your own satisfaction and com- fort demand that you investigate it. A specially trained expert is here from New York to help, This special demonstration will continue until Saturday night, November 5. aid and assist you. Don’t hesitate, don’t put off, but come today and satisfy yourself as to its merlt and ability to help you. No charge for a trial. THE GIBSON CO., Inc. 917-919 G St. N.W. :Sudge Willis Brown Speaks Before KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—Diamond Cut Diamond. EXACTLY! 1T NEVER SAW SUCH A TIGHT BUNCH! THATS WHAT You CALL HOSPITALITY ! YEH, &N YCL CouLD| DIE OF THIRST FoRAu.\\§s THEY /; . CaN YOU BEAT 1T} THERE'S A DOZEN GUYS HERE WITH SOMETHING ON THEIR HIP! cone! TALKS ON BOYS’ WORK. establishment to get a soft drink. jewelry as part of Johnson-Powell Assoulatzcn Some one who never was a “kid"|cut avenue, the night v October 13. himself, or ‘a woman, manufactured P v the so-called boy problem, Judge Wil- lis Brown, father of the Boys’ Achieve- ment Club movement in the United States, told .members of the Johnson- Powell Community Association, at a meeting Tuesday night in the Powell School. Regintered Other speakers were Miss Cecil B.| Norton, general director of the com- munity center department of the pub- lic schools; L. L. Harter, president of the Johnson-Powell Community As- sociation, and Mrs. Edith Huntar, community secretary. A musical pro- gram was given by the First Ameri- cans’ Club. was offered sweets. him in great contempt 4s a —_— Flowers for Arriving Delegates to, the arms (‘on!erenm Shaffer, 900 14th. —Advertisement. STOLEN JEWELRY FOUND. A young woman entered a New York pawnshop Monday afternoon and offered a diamond and platinum bracelet and a diamond bar pin for sale. Delay on part of the dealer in purchasing’ caused the younig woman to become uncasy and she asked to be cnmmatlng tastes. Fudge Coccy Tre Presentjng that elusive something in edress shoes which shows the quict, smart appearance required today in evening footwear; of fine patent leather or dulle€alf. excused long enough to go to a nearby Her failure to return resuited in an investigation and identification of the the ten-thousand- |duu;r robbery commiitted at the resi- dente cf Allen McLane. 17‘3 Connecti- Detective W York to get the jewel an effort to capture the woman. e s signers. TrenT U. S. Pateat Office CANDIES A mighty ipartan Prince visiting the early Egyptians When he refused, the Egyptian held - Today an offering of Polly Trent Candy is appreciated by all those with dis- Chocolates & Bonbons 50c1b. 70c lb. barbarian. 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REGENT 7,5, RT' UFHT NEW THEATER SHUBERT Vaudeville Belasco Theater _Opposite Lafayetts Park 15 and 8:15 P.M.; Bunday 3 and S:16 P, ROGERS (IN PERSON) Metro Presents BERT LYTELL In “LADYFINGERS” | || Recent Star of “The Follies” and the Better Than “Alias Jimmy i | fin.:‘-“mwnémmn in his tnimits | g Valentine” GEORCIE PRICE, NONETTE, REGAL .. OLT Beginning Sund: ETHEL CLAY_'TOV JOCE MCEAY, B! LY—FILM CCMEDY. MATINEES NIGHTS 25¢-50¢ 25¢t0$1 Except Sat. Sunday and Holl LuMLN NGV WEEK: ' l.e\n Hclds&(‘ . MATS., Today Fri. and Sat. In New and Old Alexandris & Arlington m:mr l&nv«i at Alexandria oa all SIR HARRY Loaoet 190 5%, wa Pemnsylrasta [ i Songs. Avo: N.W. ‘svery 5 aud 36 minutes after Co. of Artists, the hour. . Running time, 60 minutes. Direction M¢. Veron open daily, excepting Sundey Willta: Morids l\n“l 'l‘rlh 300 Bound Trip Arlington Cemstery RICES, NIGHTS, floe o $2.50 wuhmmn Vir[lnh Eailway Company | = Matinees, 50¢ Eo WEEK BEGINNIN SUNDAY, NOVEMBER ; THE DRAMATIC SExsaTion |! sp A“Is“ Authors of I ““The "‘"I Dancers Log CARITOS FRESH FRO! EAR'S TRI- PH IN NEW ) ORK ] Health Candies 40, 60 & 80c lb READY —to supply Blank Books when you say the word. E Morrison Paper Co., 1009 Pa. Ave. ! DO YOU KNOW' i —WHAT— NO WOMAN ¢ ? KNOWS ? 'RUG CLEANING TIME s First Congregational Church Tenth and G Streets A-W. Caneert Bigle Concerts. S180. S19 i Your floor coverings not thoroly cleaned . unless electrically washed by our process. Positively no injury or sbrinkage to the most NonOourig Ticket, 250, 200 'E SHELLEY | delicate fabrics. Sale ai | Z COMPOSER—ORGANIST | | | | The Luwin Co. Choir Ghorus of Sixty. Yoioes 2018 14th St. NW. Y AR VOCAL x:xvulm.}: Phone N. 9160. 78 P.M. cor.L:‘uE B)LEE 1otus Mal ices Saturday, neu:n‘flayflil 1921, 8 P.ML (from ¥ wmnwh Plumbing or Heating You can only determine the cost of your work in any of the above branches by the re- sults you get. We use the best of materials and workmanship to msare satisfaction. Maurice J. Colbert 621 F St. N.W. M. 3016-17. HlLHARMONlC COURSE SERIES COLRSL UF bl\ CONCERTS National Theater—4:30 0*Clock With the exception of Paviowg, when the curtain will rise promptiy at 3 o'clock ember 17—PAVLOWA and her “'fl'.“!' Russe, with full Sym- chestra. hony O Mme. ~ GALLI-CURCI, 1d’s reatest Coloratura. i ’l'l?' lz.—‘ FRANZ VON VESCEY, the great Humgarian Violinist. Jan. _b—!flPHlE BllASI.AIJ, Con- Jan. :l—uos'ro\ SYMPHON Y ORCHESTRA —(Only appearance in Washington thix season.) Frl, Feb. 10—)me. MATZENAUER at Contralto, from the Met- ropolitan Grand Opera. Tion. tickets (six concerts). en sale at afi“‘ Droop’s. Mrs. Groene's . Concert 18th and G. Phome M. that it is possible to make AND SYNMPHONY _ T = s NEXT SUNDAY EXH.BITION ways procural Gibsons Kodak Fitlng | | W EXT SUNDAY ~we " fiZ'M 0" A IR R | In Metro’s Modern Version of [2%75 Pk ,n;'ug Ay “invited: . 917-919 G St. NW. “ 99 | YOU ST. [Po1TS_ v || ‘CAMILLE’ [| REPUBLIC 5 1 | Finest Colored | o mdn “WHERE LIGHTS ARE LoOw” o The never-to-be-forgotten hero 3 Aoy in of “The Four Horsemen of the Apocalupse” Extra _Added Attractions COMEDY- ?"A Tunml‘\‘flll ner:"zmu_rma honic O gFWM RUDOLPH VALENTINO B =| DANCING. = GLADYSE WILBUR, 3 Dupont circle (Dupont Studio) liroom and Stage Dai Children’s class ebening Sa GLOVER'S, 613 22nd—PRIVATE LESSONS j¢. Course, six lessons, $3.50. Class Fri.Fine. cool bpliroom W _1129. AR < ACHER'S STUDIO, 1127 nd; Miss BILI.IE BURKE 11 p. :\unh Es . DAVISO -1329 M n.w. e The season’s new dances—Ilatest steps. Teach you to dauce correctly in a few lessons Strictly private. Aoy hour. BSeparste -tudln Normal course for temching or expert dlfld b Rl Y e B e o ARCADE “Heard and Seen” DANCE TONIGHT “Contribs” and “Fans” will be there Beautiful_Silver THE INTlMATE STI?AIGE!S By BOOTH TARKINGTON STARTING SUNDAY—SEATS SELLING ELSIE JANIS AND HER GANG m A NEW ATTACK SAME G¢NG NFW STUFF OND TEN.STAR CONCERT “LEGINSKA “'The Paderewski of Women Pianists" HANS KINDLER Tslu Noted _Cellist. National Theater Friday, November 4. Tickets. $2, $1.50, $1—selling. T. ARTHUR SMITH, Inc., 1306 G st. First Concert PHILADELPHIA ':.,gc}g.!i&‘lig.’;? !.Eoromo I}S’gg;r&uhmr Result of '“2;1':- ln;_nln-u:-d in EFREM ZIMBALIST. Viglinist Thu-tu $2.50 T, Arthur Smkh "Inc., 1306 G St. Jack Hoffman and Lillian Hoskins, i Formerly Mrs. H. L. Holt {1141 Conn. ave. Ballroom na £1 beanches i | ; ‘Washin | | of stage dancing correctly { for_children_and_adults. e DANCE at the most delightful place in town, Wash- ington Studio of Dance. ~Public, Private, Class and Stage Dancing. 431 11th n.w. Open 180 FRANCES “ALDA Casini Celtint National Theater, Seats now on ‘bureau in Droop’s, waday, Nov. 10, 4:30 at Mrs, Greene's concert “Jéth and G. Can a Full-blooded Indian |/ ~ Miss Princess Sing? ;fn'“’.‘?,:fi'" oAy ) "THEAR “TSIANINA” In the Indian Songs of Charles Wakefield Cadman Who will appear with hier in person at the MASONIC AUDITORIUM N. Y. Ave. at 13th 740 9th St. N.W. Why waste time with people who wast | time? Will feach 3ou to dance, also the latest steps. 10 & few lessns. Prices - | sons at any time. Hi ! . oo, 1850 Bitcmore. st. . 2902, noo® P! F.AR Private lessour Ly appointwent 2 = 7. 1715 Coanecticut & - g