Evening Star Newspaper, October 27, 1923, Page 21

REXL ESTATE.' RICH NOT TAXED ENOUGH, CIVIC LEAGUE DECLARES DEASY IS GIVEN ATHLETIC FUND STOLEN. Two .Colored Boys Charged With THE EVENING BTAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 27, '1923."4 INCOME TAX FORMS | Marsh Says Total Paid Does Not Equal Interest on Exempt Securities. Justice Hoehling, in Criminal Divi- wion 2, yesterday assured the inmates of . the Distriet jail the services of an ofiicient cook for arnother year. James Butler, colored, was before the court for sentence on a charge of house- breaking. It appeared that Butler has been serving time at the jail for another offense and has shown his ability as a cook. The court gave him a sentence of one year, to begin at the expiration of his present sen- tence. John P. Varnum, white, thirty-one vears old, was given a term of two Years in the penitentiary. Varnum had passed several worthless checks. Harry Smith, colored, nineteen vears old, regarded by Probation Offi- ver Stecle us a dangerous man, was sent to the penitentiary for three vears. Sn h broke into a residence on Macomb street and stole @ quan- tity of articles. - Two Years For Robbery. Rodney Anderson, colored, drew a iantence of two dary. He was ing into premis northeast. Philip Saunders. colored, charged with housebreaking, was given a term of one year at Occoquan. Saun- ders claimed that he was drunk and JAIL ANOTHER YEAR Benjamin C. Marsh, executive secre- which America's “millionaires and New Sentence, meet the interest they draw on their for the government's current ex- ment net incomes of $60,000 or more charged on the national debt, while than $561,000.000 federal taxes. about $70,000 each, which, after pay- “They want the government to tax Prisoner, Whose Cooking Re-|tary of the People's Reconstruction multimillionaires” were charged with tax-exempt _securities. penses. for 1931, Mr. Marsh said, pafd only those reporting Incomes of $25,000 or ““These rich people” were sald by ing federal taxes. left them “the day laborers and farmers moré,” the B 4 League, today issued a statement, in : lieves Monotony, Is Given e not paying enough federal taxes to further charged with paying nothing Persons reporting to the govern- one-third of the annual interest more were charg with paying less Mr. Marsh to average an income of average of $50,569.” statement concluded. —_— ILLEGALLY-KILLED GAME BARRED BY POST OFFICE Game killed in_violation of law must not be accepted by postmasters for malling as parcel post, according to an order by the Post Office De- partment. ‘As the hunting eeason is again here, postmasters are reminded -they must not_accept for mailing any parce containing the bodies of game a. | mals or birds, or parts thereof, cluding furs and plumage,” which have been Lilled in violation of the laws of a state, territory or district. Parcels containing game which may {lawfully be shipped shall not he ac- asleep. He had no intention of steal- | cepted “for mailing unless they are entered the house, where he fell | properly marked and otherwise con- ing, he said. form to the laws of the particula Walter Jones, colored, was sent to | State from w shipped. the penitentiary Yor three vears. He | stole money and a diamond | ‘worth $900 from premises a street northwest. He had just com- | pleted a term of two years in a Bal- timore prison. Several Given One Year. Mary Anderson, colored, a dome tie, who stole $200 from her emplo: Was sent to Occoquan for one yi She 13 twenty from Warfield, . Justice Hoehling extended proba- tion to James C. Allen. wh ®iven a term of two y hing Dudley MeGlaum, arg s at 1405 F street 15x307 ars old and came rust. has nursery and 3 closets place that works, for car; flower garden. 0 was p: ing attention to the prisoner's wife. The court told Allen not to attempt jasain to take the law into his own nands. | Joseph Henderson, colored, house- breaking, and James C. Moore, joy riding, were each placed on probation for one year. | —_— PRESIDENT NAMES CADETS. Thomas J. Wells of 2311 Calvert street, this city, and Charles L. Ro- sers, at Fort Pherson, Ga., have been appointed by Pry ent Coolidge 9 cadets-at-large the ~United States Military Academy, subject to the usual entrance examination. with all improvements. 3.B we have two 5-room bungalows LILLIE & They were | YEAR FOR FORBERY FFormer Ship Board Employe Signed Clerk’s Name to Her Pay Check. Stanislaus J. Deasy, twenty-eight years old, former employe of the Ship- ping Board, was sentenced yesterday by Justice Failey in Crimina¥ Divislon 1 to.serve one vear In jail. charged with forging & DAy check drawn to the order of Miss Evelyn Carrie, & government clerk. Deasy is sald to have signed_the name of the young Wwomun to a change of address card and had her mail delivered to his home. In this manner he secured possessiom of the pay check, it was stated. IDeasy re- plied to other communications ad- aressed to the young woman which came Into his possession. Ruseell Dickerson, colored, sent to the penitentiary for three yvears. He was charged with violat- ing the anti-narcotic law. For & sim flar offense J. W. Rouzee, White, Wa: given a term of two yeare less three in jail. Willlam Stepney, calored, | coquan for joyriding. ¥ Jqus!ice Bailey extended probation to Clifford Woodson, colored, charged with forgery. A sentence of three | years in the penitentiary was sus- | pende@ during his good behavior. A’ | three-year term was also suspended lon Johnnie T. Redman, white, Who pleaded guilty to stealing a guitar. Few houses ever are built &» well as this. using copper lath for the “Elastica” stucco so that it would not Imagine the same care as to detalls throughout and You have a home that one would make many sacrifices to, own. only five rooms—but they could be enlarged to more. Of course,’it has hot-water heat, fire- built-in icebox, May be bought, for $11,600. New 6-Room Bungalow at Cost Owner leaving city must dispose quickly of new bungalow, Double garage. ungalows, $500 Cash Payment To meet the demand for houses, with small cash payments, John . Mater, white, was placed on probation for one year following a charge of joyriding. ‘| TAKOMA PARK HOMES A Connoisseur’s Home 3hat would you think of a modern home with living room And everything else about it on the same splendi scale. Imagine the owner It has One bedroom finest oak floors, etc. Garage and one 7-room new house. Priced $6,750 Up HENDRICK 23 Carroll Ave., Takoma Park Easy Terms Come Down and See This Sample Home Now Open 1811 A Street One Block From New Eastern High School. DESCRIPTION Lots 18x128; o roows, bath; full size front porch; back porch and sleeping porch; Detroit Jewel Gas trays; concrete cellar under entire house; 4 large closets; entire house trimmed in white and mahogany; one panel birch doors; tile bath; Corbin locks; gas water heater; 30 electric light; hot-water heat; hardwood floors; ft. alley in rear. Homes, not merely Houses—Salesman on premises every Range; laundry day: 9 AM. to 6 P.M. Built, Owned and For Sale By Hofferberth, Burklin & Fred “Our Reputation Is Part of Our Profit” “ 1002 Woodward Building Main 5569 If You Believe in the United States You Believe in Washington Beat the Rental Game T'he same money you are paying as rent will buy a home for you in the section you desire to live in. Make careful note of these special offerings. 5303 41st St., just north of Jenifer St., in a beautiful section of Chevy Chase, D. C. This charming, detached house has 7 throughout; fireplace; hot-water heat; _ U Street near 6-room porches; good sion. Close to Wardman Hotel—$15,000—Colonial type. 8-room and bath brick; modern in every detail, with 2-car brick garage. Near 14th and Longfellow Streets—$13,250— 7-room and bath brick (4 bedrooms), hot- water heat; electricity, hardwood floors; porches; attic; terms. Near Connecticut Avenue and S—$15,000— 3-story, 9-room, 2-bath brick; extra lavatory; steam heat; clectricity; porches; screens; other appointments. 15th near Florida Ave.—$5,500—6-room and bath brick on lot over 18 feet wide. Priced very low for quick sale. Near 1st and V Sts. N.W.—$9,250—8-room and bath brick; hot-water heat; electricity; all modern features; screens; good condition. Capitol Hill—$10,250—West of Lincoln Park— Only $1,500 cash necessary to take 10-room and bath brick, with 6 bedrooms; on lot 20 feet wide; hot-water heat. Southwest—$6,750—$500 cash and $75 per month; unusually well-built, 3-story house; 12 rooms, .2 baths; brick construction; steam heat ; eiectricity. brick; 6 rooms electricity Adams St. N. heat; alley. 2-family Flat, terms. and bath. brick; Othier: very attractive properties in all sections of the city and suburbs. It wil W,wqmmuhr’umh}u modern, large, bright rooms; tile bath and shower; first floor tife lavatory; hrfe Eving porch; hardwood floors :L:trlc ity; and many other features. It is located on a fot 50x130. Attractive price and terms; open for inspection, and bath brick; Near 14th and Spring Road—$9,200—Colonial rear porches; hardwood floors; screens; fine condition; 2-car garage on.lot 20x100; price has been reduced as owner must sell at_once. Luray Place—$8500—Excellent 6-room and bath brick on Ict 20x155; hot-water heat; 1 screens; awnings; many other ap- pointments; very moderate cash requirement. a month—6-room and bath brick; hot-water electricity; porches; hardwood -floors and large Iot to bath brick on lot 20 feet wide; can be sold on Near 10th and Pa. Ave, ness and easily remodeled for same. N. Capitol—$7,500—$500 casir— br _ front and rear condition; ignmediate posses- and bath; sleeping, front and 1,000 cash and $75 sleeping, front and rear N.E~$6,500—12-room and 2- S.E~$8,000—8-room furnace heat. Zone for busi- ALLAN E. WALKER & CO,, Inc. 813 15th St. NW. |hish spots” of South Washington | employing 1arge forces, He s!) was | The body will be taken t L | by months which the prisoner has been | |cefved a_term of six months at Oc- | Taking School Money. R ] Proceeds of $35 derived from = 2 candy sale for the benefit of the ath- | Treasury Announces Steps to - letic fund of Cardoza School, 1st and I 1 streets southwest, were stolen Thursday night from the desk of Frank E. Parks, principal. “Yester- day two fourteen-year-old colored 8chooP children, Henry Mahoney, 832 ! 2d street southwest., and Howard | Dodson, 821 24 street southwest, are {alleged to have been cilitate Filing of Returns—Due in March, 1924. Uncle Sam has announced early plans for gathering in the income tax for this calendar vear. To facilitate the filing of re!urnn: “hitting the | by firms, corparations and business which an- | nually are'required to report to thel commissioner of internal revenu payments of $1,000 or more ma during the preceding calendar year, o] i ders have been given to release on No- detectives that Said to have told the | vember 1 forms 1099 and 1096, used letectives that part of the loot was | for this. purpoRe. i purchase of swecrs (T4P& While the | "A geparate roturn of information i pIEbIALTe! ww for each employe whose salary for: notted $10 s 1833 “wan 31,000 or ‘more, s required | netted $10 they With a reads supply of cash, ATrast of the boys and their Lasoit: admis- sion,” according to Detectives Mul ctives Mullen and ' Murphy, tha ey . Troney UfPhy. that they took _the |"*Banks and similar organizations | lare required to report Interest pald or credited to a depositor if the total Daniel, widow of during the year equaled or exceeded dicd Thursday at]$1,000. Information returns are care- | i —_— MRS. C. E. DANIEL DIES. Mrs. Cornelia John M. Dg her apart The fune; the Cumberland. | fuliy checked with individual 1 e | turns. If in a taxpavers irdividua Presbyterian | return a pavment revorted in an in- n at 4:20 o' formaticn return s omitted, action the burcau of internal revenue follows, Copies of the forms will "0 sant ] ren: Mrs. W. Wilkinson, Misses by collectors to those who filed im-, Margaret. Lena and Bvclyn Daniel, | ilar returns for 1922. The fling| 1. V. Daniel of Norfolk and W. | period is from January 1 to Mareh ! N. Danlel of Atlanta, . 15, 1924, y i Avel Chureh (his afiern Where interment will take place. Daniél is survived by six child TR Best Value Ever Offered ek 740 to 758 m&: Princeton St. N.W. it B : < 3 & Princeton Terrace The most substanfial home development in this section— made famous by Kennedy Bros These homes offered for sale were built by W. G. Irvin. 5 Sold—5 Left Home contains 7 rooms and bath. 4 bedrooms. Built-in bathtub, one-piece sink, open fireplace, screened porches, cold g storage room, concrete front porches, paved alle These homes "leave nothing to be desired, for everyt necessary for convenience comfort has been foreseen. See Them Tomorrow! | 1 758 Princeton St. Open Every Day and Evening For Sale by Any Broker or Owner W. G. Irvin 715 Allison St. N.W. Phone Columbia 9326 Sto;)ng Rent $6,550—$500 Cash $59.50 Per Month, Including AlL Interest Sample !’louse, 218 Bryant St. N.E. ; DESCRIPTION Tupestry brick home, colonial style. Large front porch and double rear porches, including sleeping porch. Tiled bath, electric lights and gas. Kitchen equipped with built-in_kitchen cabinet, Detroit Je gas range and enameled sink with drain board. Lot over 135 feet deep, extending back to a 30-foot 'alley. Space for garage Bedrooms nd_full width of house and each one contains ' .0 large closets. Concrete cellar under entire house, with luuudry trays. Open Daily and Sunday for Inspection TO INSPECT: Take any ea t goes out R. L ave. n.e., get off at 4th and R. 1. ave., walk 2 blocks west on Adams and 1 block morth on 2d to property. Or phone for free auto serviee. MORRIS CAFRITZ CO | Owners and Buillers. 913 15th Street NW. This One of the Finest Homes 5015. 16th Street N.W. Situated on large lot 52x120 feet. This home contains 10 rooms and 2 baths, including a breakfast porch and two sleeping porches. All modern conveniences, house is screcned and has weather strips. “A. large two-car garage on the end of lot with ey i Trees, flowers and shrubberies of all kinds. inspection from 11 a.m. until 7 p.m. Sunday REAL ESTATE. A Delightfully Unusual Chevy Chase Home Ailao Buyers" lnfpfcfiog Sunday Afigr 11 AM 28 Sl i e 3750 Northampton St. N.W. . No matter how discouraged you have been in your search for a home iu Chevy Chase, you will like this one—and the price is well within the averdge reach. Location just off Connecticut Avenue, most convenient to church, school, stores and transportation. An 8-room house of comfortable arrangement, with spacious ont and side porches and a garage; modern equipment, including screens and awn- ings. and all in the best condition. We believe it is the best buy in Chevy Chase Exclusive Agents 713 14th St. N.W. You Will Never Know REAL VALUE Until You Have Seen Columbia Park Homes (Two Blocks From 14th St. Car Line) '8,390 Electric Lights ——— Hot-Water Heat Two Car Lines High Elevation Laundry Tubs - Tiled Bath School (One Block) Churches Large Porches Stores In purchasing 2 home in this high class Northwest section, you are obtaining an mvestment as well as a home. We invite you to inspect and be convinced. Open Daily Sample House— Until 9 P.M. 740 Ingraham St. N.W. Take 14th St. car, get off at 8th and Kennedy (two blocks south). or take 9th St. car and get off at Ingraham St. (two blocks east). D. J. DUNIGAN 1321 New York Ave. N.W. Phone Main 1267 ONLY FOUR LEFT TWENTY-EIGHT SATISFIED PURCHASERS ON Fourth St. N. E. Bet. L and M Sts. Exhibit Home 1140 4th NE. Price $8,650 Terms—$1,000 Cash, Balance Easy Monthly Payrpen'ts These are the closest new homes to the downtown section and within easy walking distance of all conveniences. Each home has water and gas connections on second floor, so separate apartmen{s can be arranged. Six well arranged rooms (one equipped with a Murphy In-a-Dor: Bed), threc porches, bath, pantry and built-in' garage, hardwood floors throughout. OPEN EVERY DAY AND EVENING UNTIL SOLD ervice winMKEEVER = COS Main 4752 1415 Eye St.