Evening Star Newspaper, March 7, 1923, Page 21

PREDICTS BERMIUDA AS ENENY AR BASE Admiral Moffett Says Hostile Force Could Easily Raze Big U. S. Ports. JAMAICA ALSO MENACE Great Britain, France and the Dutch Control Island Dan- gers to America, the Associated Press, YORK, 4 util base for on castern ral isible audience ddress broadeast pment of aviation, ught the menace s of the United ted from aggres- the Atlantic night 1 he .<|.1I, had . of w to the hitherto i ar id. (\rl ptected ports from such asy lteach. Norfolk and WASHINGTON, D. C, WEDNESDAY, —By WEBSTER. Life’s Darkest Moment(ALIMONY EXEMPT AS INCOME, - 2 > BUT NOT HEART BALM AWARDS Government Men pended the - {fined oil 3 zreu balloons. WALES WILL ATTEND LEGION MASKED BALL London Post He Welcomes Chance to Dance Again With American Girls. ! March 7.—Members 2 Legicn post in London of the Prince heir the “has descended from © to aid the Yankee for- to ntain a club- | exchequer explained men in any b How Stars of tée Screen and Alleged in Big RumC onspiracy By the Asscciated Press. YORK, March T.—A con- in which government agents < alleged to have acted in collu- sion with a Kentucky distillery in exporting to Canada $1.500,000 worth of whisky, to be smuggled back into the Iul( 1 tes, is under investi- ned lod l\ ccording to advices the nment has temporarily sus- export of crude and re- owing to home require- ies are protesting Makes Hair “Sparkle”! Adds Brilliant Luster! Stage Add al Touch, ‘Which Makes Their H So Much Admired Just brush a little Glostora through your hair, it acts like magic! Instantly imparts a bright, brilliant, sliky sheen, and makes your hair fairly sparkle and glow with natural gloss and luster. ‘This clear liquid dressing fis not sticky. pasty or greasy, and can’t possibly show on the hair. Glostora keeps the wave and curl in, and leaves your hair 50 soft ‘and pliable there Is not the slightest difficulty in manag- ! Rumanian PRESIDENT’S AUNT DIES. Mrs. Priscilla Flack Succumbs at Age of Ninety. MARION, Ohi cilla Flack, rding to word Harding, the . Ohio, ace eorge T. Rucker & Rucker Paperhanging and Painting 1210 H St. N.W. M. 7422 | [ -17176e | Billboard Weeklo 25| NEXT WEEK e SPRING NUL?'BER The Billboard WILL BE ON SALE ORDER_YOUR COPY NOW At All News Stands—Fiftesn Cents Comet Rice as a Vegetable IN the first place it’s “different”’; a change. You can al- Mo-ey recelved as allmony 18 not taxable income. Such payments do not have to be included in the ins ocome tax return of the person re- celving them. Thesa are the latest pronounce- ments from the fnternal revenue bu- reau, of interest to taxpayers who are making out thelr income tax re- turns, due March 15, Payment of allmony, says a state- maent from thae bureau In this respect, may be llkened to a personal or liv. ing expense, and may not be de- Guotea aroln the gross income of the verson puying them. Heart Balm Taxable. However, a woman who has won & breach’ of promise case, or has ac- copted out of court a settlement as heart baim, must include the amount n her incoms ta The bu- reau of internal nue has ruled 1u such cases tha he amount re- celved “1s nog to bo regarded as return of capital, since the benefits il the 1 1 party was de- 1 wer ¥ anticlpatory.” WOULD SCRAP SHIPS. Resolution Suggests Move to Sta- bilize Shipping Conditions. EW YORK, March 7.—Scrapping of “all steel steamships of the gov- ernment-owned fleet that are unfit for normal commercial competition by resason of defective machinery or hull design,” as a “first essential step toward a stabilizing of general ship- ping conditions.” was urged by the American merchant marine joint com- mittee in resolutions adopted at a meeting yesterday “The reglstries tlon,” said the r cumbered with onsiderable ton- nage of ships that, because of age or character, are incapable of really ef- ficient and economical It is fitting_ that t take the fniti, nago of this kind, in order to hasten of ship building aud of | throughout the world.” f all marittme na- “ure mow Special Notice LOFFLER’'S FRANKFURT STYLE SAUSAGE 1 WAX PAPER PACKAGE Juy by the Name. Members of a labor union may de- duct as a business expense dues paid o such organizations during the year 923, Buch dues are held by the b reau to be necessary expenses in dent to the earning of thelr w: A member of a labor unlon who, while on ntrike recelves payment from an organization must fnolude in his - come for the yeat such items. Defamation Damages Exempt. The taxpayer who In 1922 recovered damages for defamatlon of personal character need not include in his re- turn such amount, {sasmuch as it has been held to be non-taxable” income. The revenue act specifically exempts amounts recetved through accident or Licalth insurance, or under workmen's compensation acts a8 compensation for personal injurles or fliness, plus any additional amount recelved by suit or agreement in such cases. To avold penalty, returns should be filed on or before midnight of March 15. ¥ree . advisory service In the preparation of the forms s offcred at the office of the deputy collector of Internal re e for the District of Columbia, 1422 Penusylvania avenue. SIGNS STATE PARK BILL. INDIANAPOLIS, March 7.—(Legis- lature)—Gov. McCray has signed the Indlana Dunes Park bill which was passed by the legislature that closed last night. The bill was signed with a gold pen which will be presented to Mrs. Frank J. Sheehan of Cary, chairmau of the Dunes Park commit- tee of federated clubs. The measure establishes a commission and creates a tax levy to scquire 2,000 acres of Dune Country along the Lake Mich- igan shore in Porter County for a state park. COMMISSIONS FOR CADETS. Commisstons will be preser officers of the Washingla Cadet Corps at formal e Central High School auulvnrhnn now Leing made for the annual bat- talion drill of the cadets which will be held April ntral Stadium. Know by the 1 POUND Sold Everywhere All Loffler products made under U. S. Gov- ernment supervision at Benning, D. 0. —these Topcoéts MARCH 7, 1923, E=E—BEE—=EEEEEE District National Bank * The “Friendly” Bank E:EEE—EEEEE -1406 G Street The Sort of a Bank This Is: When you 3om our list of depositors you enter into the enjoyment of all the facilities we command. We have planned our service to be useful and helpful—adequate to the requirements of the biggest business, and con- siderate of the needs of the individual. We do all we can do under the provisions governing National Banks—but we do it with a mani- fest desire to co-operate to the full- est extent consistent with proper discretion. Prudent for the pro- tection of all of us—but cordial in theé carrying out of our purposes. In a word, you'll find this the sort of Bank with which you'll like to be associated. “THE NORTH WIND DID BLOW AND WE HAVE HAD SNOW—" All of which proves that the winter is still with us. weather ahead of us, MEMBER that our Several weeks of cold, raw, AND JUST RE- Expansion and Remodeling Sale Offers you a Big Stock of Winter 1Vear- : ables at much reduced prices. few features. Hundreds of Oregon City Virgin Wool Overcoats Hundreds of Suits $19.75 Sold From $25 to $35 Here are a 1,200 Pairs Pure Worsted Trousers $4.75 Sizes 27 to 50. almost any coat. ALL WINTER UNDERWEAR REDUCED UNION SUITS—Chalmers’, Duofold, Madewell, Cooper’s and Hatch—one button: $1.50 Grade...... $2.00 Grade.......$135 $2.50 Grade. . .....$1.85 Others §2.15, $255, $2.85 $L.15 $2.00 Winsted Wool Shirts and Drawers, each.. $250 Winsted Wool Shlrts and Drawers, each . $1.00 Wool Socks AR $150 and SZDO \\ ool 34 FLANNEL NIGHT SHIRTS, 89 Formerly $1.50 Sizes 15 and 16 only 100,000—STARCHED COLLARS—100.000 You can match $1.35 “ $1.85 69c “$1.15 ways have it in the house. It’s easy to repare—no scrub- ing, paring, mash- ing—and it cooks in twenty minutes. Dry, flaky, delicious, with a little melted butter poured over, it can properly be used as an accompaniment to any meat or fish. And if you are a little “short” of the main dish, and the meat or fish can be creamed, ““ vegetable can be piled order round-a-bout, used to extend the costher food. Comet Rice Packed in Sealed Packages -—-ntvnloldloo-e | When Joint-Ease | | Gets In— | i Joint Agony Gets Out If you want to take the pain i and misery out of rheumatic joints or reduce the swelling—or limber up stiff creaky joints—then vou want Joint-Ease—it's for the joints only—that's why it sue- ceeds when ordinary remedies fail. | 6b. cents a tube at Peoples Drug Stores and at all pharmacists.— ||| Advertisement. v ing it. Even when used after sl pooing your hair stays any style you arrange it. Costs but a trifle at any drug store. Just as good for men and boys as for women. —have a smart- ness which distin- guishes them. A Coat that is in such constant use as is a Topcoat in this climate—style is a very important consideration. Made up in waterproofed Tweed, Knitted Cloth, Homespun. Oxford Gray, the particular Tans that are popular, and the Lovat shades. added that he also ne the opportunity th American girls. SUMMONED FOR SELLING HIS “IMPOUNDED” AUTO «Cleveland S_p:eder aarged With Disposing of Car Held in Lieu of Jail Term. Uy il |llll|l|l|lllll|||s ‘W would acain to dance | ‘ Ilmll | i 6 for 45¢ 90c Dozen —Automo- | t the use ! - than serve | snviction for | 1 their cars! risonment.” | H. Silbert | We're closing out this grand old line entirely—preparatory to reorganizing and expanding tl\c Man’s Store collar service. Abso- lutely every collar, mind you, at half price—100,000 strong. NO SALE OF LESS THAN 6 COLLARS. High, medium and low folds, points, curved fronts, wings, turndowns and standing collars. 1lere are the styles most largely reprt:ented with a list of the sizes in cach: abde. Uwearit 13% to 14%, 17 Continental 131 to 14%, 17, Army and Navy 13% to 15%, 15%. omobiles in achine. Judg \\rul‘l order the of- ippear. in court tomorrow | tion. He also declared | “4 recurrence had Newest 131, 14, 14%, 173 to 17% Lafayette Square 13% to 16%. Monument 18%, 14%, 16%, 16% to 18, Shoreham 18%, 14, 143, 18%. k) % to 18%5. Avenue 11'. to 14%, 15%, 15%, 16%. 17%, 17%. Arlington. 14, 14%, 14%, Roulevard 13%, 14% to 14%, 15%, 168 to 20. Columbia 1316, 14 to 15%. An odd price for such a Coat—but it’s possible to so mark them—and we’ve done it—gladly. —Mode Hats are Exclusive And it’s in their exclusiveness you- will find so much that is personally appealing. Youmans, Henry Heath (London) and Mode Specials are sold only " through us in Washington. The Stetson and Borsalino hlo:kfi are of our special choosing. You'll find the Mode Special at $5 a very attractive Hat—and for sports wear there’s the “Town and Country’—a Scratch model also $5. 15%, 16% to 18. of the offenders chose to store 3 i their cars for thi days and three rs {4 ot rather than ences. 'rnetr \VURLS 1110 G EST. 1879 15%, 1N, 16% to " 4 14%, 15%, 15% Franklin Square 13%, 14, 14%, 15%, 16% to 18. ‘Washington 13% to 15%, 16% to 18. ‘Winner 1635 to 18. Westwood 14%, 14%. And After We’ve Sold Out the Present Stock: We're going to install a new collar service destined to beécome as estcemed for complete- ness as was the old one for economy. Arrow Starched Collars Ide Starched Collars Van Heusen Semi-Soft Collars Congress Hall 13% to 15%, 15%, 16% to 17%. New Hadleigh 143 to 15%, New Henley 1313, 14 to 15%, 16%, 174 to 18%. compared with | T 1% to 15%, 15%, 16%, leigh to 14, 153,116, 1655 Y%, 14%, 15%, 18, 18%. 16%. n % = to 141, 17%, BUILDING ASSOCIATION Pays 6 Per Cent on shares maturing in 45 or 83 months. It Pays 4 Per Cent on shares withdrawn be- fore maturity. Assets More Than $8,000,000 Surplus More Than $800,000 Corner 11th and E Sts. N.W. JAMES BERRY. .President JOSHUA W. CARR. Secretary Baltimore & Ohio frains run direct o P Ivania Station, NewYork. 7 trains daily---- leaving at convenient hours. Aratex Semi-Soft Collars Ide Soft Collars Challenge Cleanable Collars e THE VERY BEST TIME to take Doctor Plerce’s Golden Medical Dis- covery is now, it you feel that your blood 18 out of order. Don't walt until you have to curc disease; it's easier and better to prevent it. With the first blotches or eruption, or the dullness, weariness and de- pression that are some of the symwp- toms, you, need this tonmic. It will rouse organs into healthy action,| roughly cleanse and repair your | and build up needed flesh. h ‘and strength. Druggists sell “Discovery” in tablets or liquid. “MONEY’S WORTH OR MONEY BACK” D..J; KAUEMAN Inc 616 - 17\ STREET EF Pl I.I.s.s € the Brommach