Evening Star Newspaper, November 10, 1924, Page 13

REDUCED TAXATION DUE IN GERMANY Cuts in Some of More Op- pressive Rates Probable as Dawes Plan Fruit. Life’s Darkest Moment. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MO —By WEBSTER. | Unif | THIMK YER YELLA 1F YA A5k MEl WHADDYA THINK YOU RE PlAvie ? DROP TH HANDKERCHIEF orR BEAN BAG ? THLS IS MO GIRL's GAME! TS 15 A GAME FOR RED BLOODED HE By the Associated Ps BATAVIA, 11, November 10.—In connection with the observance of Armistice day tomoriow, D Cigrand, president of the Flag Day Assoclation, announ: day that the War and Navy Depart- ments have approved the pledge to the United States flag and manner of salute as recommended by the as- sociation. The pledge, sent out by Maj. Gen. Harry C. Hal . |proved practice in schools, AY. NOVEMBER 10, 1924, orm Civilian Salute to Flag and Pledge Approved for Nation by Dr. Cigrand as follows: “In_pledging allegiance to the flag of the United States of America the ap- which ir suitable ‘also for civilian adults, is a: follows: ing with the right hand over rt, all repeat together the tollowing pledge: “‘l pledge allegiance .to the flag ted States of America and to the republic for which it stands— one nation indivisible, with lib after the words ‘justice for all,’ drops | uniform 13 —————— e nd justice for all.’ o “At the words ‘to the flag’ the right hand s extended palm upward oward the flag, and this position is leld until the end, when the hand ian adults will al- respect to the flag e is being given by y standing at attention, men removing the head dress. Persons in should render the right- lhand salute.” o the side. Q. “What shall I give those youngsters flocking home from school?” A. “A dish of golden brown Gorton’s Cod Fish Cakes. They love them!™ v v . . MEN! NMOW, LAY ASIDE Yours EMBROIDERY AN GO N THERE tunctlonlos 68 A~ FIGHT L there un- Bones” C make up this delicious, nourishing 9 £00d, and you are saved all bother of preparation. The original “ready-to- fry” —in the bluc-and-yellow can. “Deep Sea Recipes " —booklet free. OPENING SALE Reafly-tv-fy TR ORIENTAL AND CHINESE RUGS % Cod Fish Cakes 20% DISCOUNT OVER 800 CHOICE RUGS OF ALL . SIZES TO SELECT FROM. EVERY RUG . with GUARANTEED AS REPRESENTED the Dawes plan and cans under the proje doubtedly will be a lar; neasure of tax reduction, and incidentally a jerman export trade. tate budget shows a large P S R government. in co-operation wi i sters of the federa decided to reduce consid- n taxes which hav a heavy burden on the coun- economic life. Income Tax Cuts. For example, the inco be reduced approximately on incomes under §,000 further reductions for families with children couple with cight Shageen and an Tntome Tt iall ORIENTAL RUG CO. il ths Dusiseaaliammones il b e ) < 1414 H STREET N. W. per cent to 1% per WASHINGTON, D. C. luxury tax from 15 per N. VARTANIAN duced from cent and t reduc- the cost ermany’s s there will be no export prices be kept at a enable experters compete in the EEEEEEE GOLD PROSPECTOR T0 MEET COOLIDGE President Grants Audience to Okla- . " s - ¢ ///.////f//t/‘ G i A e 2 2 727 ;//// % (7 ~, i 7 //(,;///l/ 7o 7 A 77" W22 0%0, 3 Grira WA ,///" s 7 A 3 il 7, 7 homa Indian, Who Fears His “Find” Will Be Confiscated. November 10.—Presi- 11 grant an audience n prospector, hes Washington S. Corbett, chair- republican commit- esterday. Mr. Corbett had received a tele- om Slemp, the , that the inter- gram from C. President’s secreta: view had been ed into possession of the Federal Government and upon which Turner has staked out claims. When Turner left last night for ‘ashington ha carried many docu- s, letters and maps and samples hopes, he said, to > of President Coolidge tha land will not be contiscated ause it was once taken fromr Geronimo by the Gov- ernment.” NEW STATION TO START. Reo Motor Co. Program. I Mich., November 10.— Sta WREO of the Reo Motor Car Co. will g0 on the air for the first time v with an elaborate inaugural The program will begin at 8 .m tern standard time. The broadcasting equipment of the new station and the esoundproof studios are housed in the Reo clubhouse. Be- he clubhouse two towers raise the a 150 feet abeve the ground. There are two studios—one for soloists and the other for bands. Regular pro- grams will be broadcast by WREO on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. 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