Evening Star Newspaper, January 29, 1925, Page 10

10 ¥ THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., THURSDAY, JANUARY 29, 1925. METAL COMPANY FAVORED raf, Suzanne Louise Delaroche-Ver-|court Is asked to construe the m‘anr‘ may be properly distributed. Attor- || Patriotic Leader Dead | | net and Phillipe Gaston Georges-Ver- [ ing of the eleventh paragraph of m.i,, s Peelle & Ogilby appear for the i Tt e net, beneficlaries under the will. The|document in order that the estate|trust company. Tax Appeal Board Rules on Pat- ” nt Bights Ownersiy. | [ ) e | e [ e [ e D= FORCED TOCLOSE | gmesmut®Man | READY FOR START! IS GIVEN APPROVAL .z o o ¢ the same category with tangible or & & Personal Loans by President & Treasury Officials Can Begin! Measure to Secure Land in|Vesnoia that s "faxpaser nolding ‘ 608 to 614 ¥ . A patents and exereisi the rights to Fuel Company Sy s Construction Soon After Appalachians Favorably |gnder them in the conduct of nis ELEVENTH ST. business 3 from gross income for their exhaus- Involved. £ | Congress Acts. Reported to House. tion under the revenue act of 1918 Faflure by the taxpayer to clalm S ——— S ——e such deduction in the original income was held not to preclude deductions at a later date. Should Congress pass a building bill The bill introduced in the House of at this session, authorizing and appro- | Representatives by Representative priating for construction of public | Temple of Pennsylvania to provide buildings in Washington, the situation the acquisition of lands in the would be favorable to early erection |Southern Appalachian Mountains for PARIS RESIDENTS IN SUIT. A A > of such structures. perpetual pres fon as national —_ n Amazing was indicated today at the|Dparks was favorably reported today | Defendants in Proceedings Affect- . where it was revealed that|hy the public lands committee of the 2 peCHIE; Purchase > nrovosed sites under consideration | House ing Anthony Pollock Will. notic Jug ¢ occupied buildings | Representative Temple, Maj. W. A. are & o S slsh and Col. Glen Smith, mem- supervising architec , which is|bers of the Southern Appalachian in charge of such pu construction, | Park Commission, wera heard, the would be prepared, it was said, to push | committee went into executive ses- ahead with and actual construc- | sign and reported the bill. 0. The st otig v tion. 'he measure provides that the |3’ 0,000, The suit s brought by the = = = 3 s ! : | America and Trust Com- 1 tary of the Interlor {s authorized | GOLD STAR MOTHER rogrom Tomara Actton, | S50eiaE 8 titeier s authorized| Bcress Scouly i, P, Cony TO REST BESID ressing toward some kind of action | Mountains of Virginla lying east of | = E SON - e ording to observers,|the south fork of the Shenandoah ng. T mittee on public build. | River between Front Royal on nds « s grounds has reported out|north and Waynesbo i ] y . ons [ae meporied outlas iy be recomnt of the| Mrs. Carrie White Avery Long|ii. e oidibe jexménol ed and admin 100,000 for construction in bank and |t to be known as the Prominent in Patriotic 3 et 3 it Tioush 1 Park SG | buildings and|? 1 3 . Organizations. | ; X\ out i ABat] tary of the Interior also CIS156,000/000/ Lo ¥ ik authorized to determine such por-| Smartmst 3 & $150,000,000 for building T e Sinoky 2 Mo 1 Jhomas Circle the DI and throughou ih L I e AV Past prers | the coumtey. Sentiment i Congrns | Lo 5 i o e o || Qo 8 ; : [pccmne grxorshle st presear b 18 b8 as o cmoiy, 3 ' RS ; » 5 i P L B DI I | el ALL PERFECT All Full Fashioned Residents of Parls, France, named as defendants in a s in the District Supreme Co the interpretation of the Anthony Pollock, who died CARRIE WHIT SRY. 1898, leaving an estate valued at w ng weeks |} ssion 1s the question. Th: } - . E ‘,,l. o i . a special session is still |y v "z g = URGES CARE FOR ANIMALS e e 0o s als ~ . \/ ANITIES NEWEST COLORS LISLE TOPS t ithe tlme of he th sfrs. | punai > b6 6rotad inas oney and fo sestre such adtio! ; | Avery was national cus | DUAINE bii1 whenever that 1 bo: | 12 Il Judkment iy, be constiored | BovaanT New Nude—Thrush A 2 by P 1 e nit A - 4 i b in ‘ourteenth 1 A ble d fo! he purcha 0w e our guests . ed’1n this cits for th street, Fifteonth street and Pennsyl. ;4.f‘C\_O,:'(;“v:-uv‘:xl:\l:f.lfim-:n(m,nzx bound: AL foewhons & La”"t_RachCt this exceptional savings event v Dintelot oF Cotumble] oo Ayt ery o on e 2 Sosmminelon [of Ote emhbers Tan Bark Jack Rabbit on Hosiery for immediate wear. D on this ground, it | somposed a ¢ ative o - ' Chapter of War Mothers, Mrs. Avery | was sald at th It | composed of a representative of th VANITIES Black—Tan Calf Interior Department and four na- VTN s 3| was @ member of the Order of the | subject to'short termination I Totestoe) DboRe unt Dy EVENING Truly one of the most welcome ets have-coms: | Bastern Star-in-1 ana, a membe 30 houl 20! ess declde P o o e o ptio: 1 V' 3 | e Loy . Should Congress declde, | A fund_sufficlent to cecure options At parfor winiod and Gun Metal hosiery sales we have ever of- nio during the ¢ Daughters ‘of "Amefican Tevo- | therefore. to appropriate for mOre | und to pay the necssars sxpenses of 7 the pertorma B ry e muburhe | Tution the Colonial Dan e Daugh- | construction here, there would be lit- | the commission {n earrying out the 7z — y Tor the | te American Colonists, Southiern | tle delay %0 far hs that sits Is con- | hrovisions of the aet, Includini the es 85 to 10 fered—Supply your needs. special purchage brings [ el el e—— i —=—=0—=0 ry of one clerk, is authorized to ounc I ter s and ted o Al Prescrts, Sovoes . | INCLUDED IN THIS EXCEPTIONAL SALE nent owns prop THE WEATHER | E23alen S vl ool ool Gelfe w226 st oo ol v g o About 200 Pairs Novelty 1 District ounk colored ma oo e ety toel 8 o Lok S e G S e rmes ] 7 ORIGINALLY PRICED MUCH HIGHER Sira 3 e of t ¢ F ¢ executive offici tevenue Bureau the taxpavers of the Na- | cattered throughout many 1 el .’"""“""“‘ Ailoren The House & L What a temptation to ‘ quote comparative prices— ‘ DIES IN DETROIT. t lPs orfl but we never do it—be- 608 to 614 | Albert Mangelsdorf Had Long cause of the tendency to | Served in U. S. Lakes Survey. ELEVENTH ST. mislead. Confederate Army Veteran Was| Albert Mangelsdorf, son-in = : o 3 ‘s}n : cut. Col. John George | of Cotirtns Resident of Capital for 55 Years. |Leefe, U formerly y 1 he 18th Inf ry. Mrs. Condlition of the-water, Rites Saturday. s S 2t received ed States Coast o N 5 ‘ 5 survey off and 6:40 Mangelsdort d 5 a.m, e was @ mer r of Naval Lodge, | Ma Mangelsdorf. 12:30 am ". A. A. M., and Camp No. 171, Veterans The Sun and Moon. 1 urvived by two daughters, Reynolds and Mrs. J. W. isson; a son, Harry Reynolds; thr sun | grandchildre a brother, W liam Revnolds, all of this cit 14 p.m. |sister, Mrs. Eille Davis of Duduesne, ur ¢ ' es will be conducted Weather in Various Cities. a ¥ esidence Saturday at 2:30 ARE DANGER WARNINGS FATHER JOHNS el 5 A Wonderful Occasion Is featured in the Inexpensive Dress FEALTH Department tomorrow---Where we shall place on sale Louis Win Rapeer, AM., Ph.D., LLD. | Brovdent Rapees s anoodiced e OVER 69 YEARS OF SUCCESS ieiior wed s Demianise ot ¢ s which to pay off & mortgage building. " Students, facalty - s or exprrtimental ighr o | Hon gave $16,000 on the orlelagl purchas | and iire now Telieving the institation of > bandicapping barden. Geremony of o : minl Ateo looking forward e inortkage. Fr Cniversity ean S\ o 2 . : : i O L I —that are individualized designs—of high-type materials and supreme crafts- e ",:“:?-?"fly'-"»x» mn”m,..',‘v s‘"qr';fu!f’- o manship. Every one of the 517 contradicts the price—and it's only Philipsborn siness firms re students - for alternating periods of six weeks, two & prestige—and our aggreuiveneas that permits such a remarkable offermg. to & fob, on 0-op Lead pe | Goverament conduct the evening and home o | i y tha ok educ | 1 kates to de- v rvin 5 e c ) otherwise ko {hr = | Wwith the handicap of inadequate edication. | | Evening Classes for Day Workers % I , NOW open &t nom- wide rang s of thoroughls tauh X atter 5 o'cloc & WG lish Rhetorlc, Short-stos Writing, Jour- | ~ MR | Sociol s Selence of ¥ y 6 . “Public Speak n b Methods. PIRNE 1 : neral i “Prri(vlnlfllfly 2 “ /) 3 ;. thematics, Modern LA ! R WV 3 & " 5 6 | | ), | ) 3 and Bcholarships s N Opportunities for students Al A thiome “evening | 1 17 Ll ses " alno. The & Neton students » | e o T ataln S0} chedu Silk Crepes and Wool Crepes, Crepe Satins and Canton Crepes, Printed classes and any | A en it Wi telp i eiaige Ste Baut Crepes and Plain Crepes, Georgette Crepes and Flannels. | 20°7sckson Place or Trustes Waller, Presi- @ . | dentof the Intermational Bank, Southern Effectively trimmed in new designs ; brilliant and conservative colorings. DISTRIBUTOR! .Bmldm[. 183514th St. Potomac 1000 ; - §54 P S : For Street, Sports and Afternoon Wear, 5 s forcoughs and in Ladies’ and Misses’ Sizes. an *AUI;:JR BACH g : SO s Second Fleor. product . e [ ——0|o|c—r= || c—=|n|c———0|c—0n|—Slo|[c——= |n|——— || —= 0| ——= |0 | c—]d EEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEBE ~