Evening Star Newspaper, March 27, 1925, Page 14

14 THE FVENING “STAR, WASHINGTON, ‘D. C., FRIDAY, MARCH 27, 1925 m = URUGU AY GREE'I'S Foreign Radio Markets Closed TAX RECORD OPENED |DEATH OF FINANCIER b s g A R n'r'Li 90 DAYS AND $300 FINE | (e, /gy, °° 2 im0 e To U. S;; Canada ls Best Buyer| [N WEST BY ERROR REVEALS 2D MARRIAGE |12 fihata 01t ™2™ e | GIVEN DRUNKEN DRIVER| cohfa25 a5 " 000000 2007 His daughters said that |I|e) were on operated by Detec- — I i g b Pk et still uninformed of the details of rodte. Court rc s 75-Year-0ld Railroad Man Wedded | their father's second marriage. They |One-Armed Autoist Ts Assessed ‘ ords showe dams was on pro- A survey of forelgn markets by Germany is practically ucludmg . 3 ’ sald that Mrs. Erb's name before her Lows Thalt ‘Sor Colliston {bation ut the time fqr another charg ey Crmmerce Department to de- | radlo manufacturers from abroad Wire From Washington Halts Last May Without Inform- marriage was Martha Trodden. of drivigg while intoxicatel elop the possibilities of further : : 2 g Miss Catherine Trodden, who lived With Parked Car. Noticing that the defendant wor B g expanding this country’s export .| PY an Import licensing syifém, but Baring of Income Data in ing His Family. across’the hall from Mr. Erb, said anartificial arm, udss Schuldt quess 7 - trade in radio manufactures, which in England, where 1,200,000 receiv- £ that her sister and Mr. Erb were| James R. Adams, found guilty in|tioned him as to how he ob Ch"e and Brazil Also Release| a remarkable growth in ing sets show the new art has 2 Kansas City. By the Associated Press. married last May. She refused to|Police Court yesterday of driving while | an operator's permit. Adams r 9 . e 4 v astained o popiisriiy su;-mlond';nly . NEW YORK, March 27.—Newman |state where the ceremony was per- | intoxicated and colliding, was given |that he had experienced Do trouble Education Officials to $6,00051¢, has Nisclopsdia VAITE |: fo SKECHR <he it HLAR Witinrs Erb, 75-year-old flnancler and rail- | formed or wherd she and her sister | the maximum penalty under the pres- | whatever in obtaining it from ths h et S e S A Although no income tax records|road man, who died yesterday, was | formerly lived. ent law by sudge Schuldt, who sen-|Traffic Bureau n_the first study, just completed. v o erial. married for the second time last| Mr. Erb's funeral will be held R —— S Slome’ Gf #ham’ wuchias iEuluuted Scandfnavian countries’ also' of- |may yet be opened to the public un- | LI7FeC (08 e, SSCRNG o h 2 Attend Sessions. absolutely forbid broadeasting | fer brisk markets for the purvey. |der Treasury regulations until they | geors ¢\ Pecaie known today, —The today. and the sale or use of recelving | Ing of receiving-sets, and Poland |have been approved by the Inter- | when he dfed. SRl e gets. In Belgium radio users can | Is frocing usors from lmitations |nal Revenue Bureau, the collector of | His daughters, Mrs. Irving M. Dit-| The United States buys four-fifths By the Associated Press. D N Pront SISl e previously placed upon the broad- | internal revenue for the western dis- | tenhoefor and Mrs. Jesse Mayer, said | of all the products shipped abroad by a C Our datet ollandese broadeasting statlons, | caster and receiver. Cahada how- | o or Missourl, at Kansas City, It | that they knew nothing of their! British Malava. A IDEO, Uruguay, Ma 7.| and ‘there fagx: llvely’ recelving: | evawiis a1 thaclatgest oustomer - | oo™ Johinad S hioke: | youtendny, - FNA!| ot ittt 2 e D i e T egates to the Cong: public, but they are getting their [ of the United States for radio ap- | NS (WY (nebaction by mistake. | & = e Christian Work in South Amer radio supplies at too low a rate parat : ing valued | meials called attention to the error, ; With Our Sf’gCial which opens here Sunday, have re for American competition, at § and’ tWe. Kook ware: clogan = AiL ‘Gur-. : : ’1 WILL HAVE TWO CASTS. [CROAT TO BE DEPORTED. r”d’dd CO AL CO AL Co AL | TROUSERS Bo recelved: br IR T Speer | Eastern Adopts System for| Editor of Pittsburgh Paper Must| ® S CITY, Mo, March 27.— chalrman of the c - = N ooks, internal revenue Sherition T alant ot “Adam and Eva. . Depart by July 1. gl dy S ) $ executives of the congress. and told | Eastern High School's dramatic as-| Deportation of Louis Kezman, edftor | Come tax lists from public inspection rlces rea e uce e D e oo e jd | soctation will Inaugurate the svatem|of u Croatian paper in Pietsburgh.|iiuionet of Intérnal Revenue i SERGe the mestiNEs KA SRR e 2 oAy “Ja | has been ordered by the Labor De-|Washington. While several persons Similar assurances have be iven|the school auditorium April 2 and S.|partment. Keszman has been given were examining & the et J EDw CHAPMAN Choose from our enor- by the president of the nationa Other Washington high schoois have |until July 1 to dispose of his business | Cro0k® appearcd with a Washington 3 R Gt cil of administration and the - | used the double cast system success | or | Fryedob bagin moys variety of Trousers :i?fy('rfi."@f}’.fl. e o o ¢ of the cast faliow:’ Asn|De t show him to be a repre- | ==———— the pair you need to match n the Un ot "‘," "\’.'f..y.“”i;:‘,fl,' Fta) Hartiaon: ana aueafm peasant republic party of | <40 ¥ Phila. & Reading Coal Co.’s Coal your odd coats and vests. : —in my judgment is the best quality sold in D. C. All kinds of materials, in many patterns and shades. All sizes. as well as|Ba 2 Kezman had®previously been order- | o . ana Brazil- |1 R | 1] cd to Teave the Unlted States March 5| Ask your friends if ¥ ¥ o s 3 : “ An.|on the ground that temporary per- Making a Drive for 2,000 New Customers e e 3 | misston for him to stay had expired. | thcy have lunched at £ H entered this country In April, ll and Roberta. Taylor, & atn | 1922, to remain eight months. I AM QUOTING ROCK-BOTTOM PRICES Margaret Duvall and A Graves, as_ i Herbert An- 0 e > (For Cash Only) s g e el ‘;'II“";": Mrs. Dy M. Stockman, the first | nater; - - - S ©€|woman ever elected. to a State offic Greenwood, 48 Lord Andrew Gordon, A c n St: NW Ph Greemsoot 13 Liord Andre (o tom | in Mlchigan, has announced. her 37 N St: N.W. one N. 3609 7th & T Sts. THE CANDY OF THE ; didacy for re-election te' the Helntz, as Uncle Horace. Board of | Agriculture. Mrs. A = e - {man has been active in behalf of Teachers’ Union No. 27 Elects. Transport Men to Meet. | farm women in Michigan for many | e : 5 A. M. Ray of the Garrison School ' | vears. . < QL L 1L T T T T T A7 F LA T LTI T0 72 LT LT T T DT AT eI L LT T T L Lo L a2l L 07 0 0 o s sttt oo o e Fan i Ry 1223F S N.W 22 2 AT T T2 77T 0720 was elected president the Wash- \ ington Klementary Teachers’ Union, | officers who wnm in the cruiser and |~ N a meeting sterday at | transport force during the World War | s yar High School, to succeed the |at th Navy Department, room 3114, Ty = S o P4l N Josephine M. Dandridge. Mis 4:30 pm. April 2 for the purpose ||l """lf"f:': r g h‘:’:e- yflf{}fsfi' : \ Robinson o e Phillips| of considering the question of hold- ||| il Te® foha® Jgur et el |} Everybody likes the N rual_dinner in’ Washington | W is ‘past :and before N vea Rear Admiral Albert| || 3 A tittle atten tasty, Southern food and N the three|will be presest and request that uu\ | R. K. FI:RGLSON lnc | 4 . N high and |officers who can will attend the meet- | e Da & | N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N N “Try Sworzyn’s First” pals graded school teachers. Mrs. M. M.|ing. It is not necessary that an officer — . W Marshall preside | belong to the society to attend. | 5 3 Sport Coats Enasrabili Making Greater Reductions Than Ever on the Season’s i g Laokl e Ciihe Newest and Most Essential “Dress-Up” Items and’ colors for Spring. Every coat is silk lined— N nelietion ok ifineat “$ 95 BB THE MIRACLE STORE OF WASHINGTON i bRty 9% | o19 F st. N.w. | '19% .5 The Miracle Store Mirrors the Fashion A Most Alluring Assortment ---at Miracle Prices all can pay! at a Greatly Reduced Price Guarantee: We guarantee the H;re yc;u hwill fjindf thes most important and smartest of the . £ t versions of the mode for Spring. The newest fabrics and colors R T at the most exceptional of . Miracle Prices. Truly, a wonderful collection to select from. purchased in this store to be the lowest in the city. If within three days th et atriee e P colect j — ) ree days e gar- price styles at = ment can be dupli.| B such ner ma- $ I I 2imosplere of Many With Fur Borders cated fm' less money, %‘nd(ih[‘);zie‘l’l:' s gfl“ Y&:“‘: The group includes those developed in twills, we will refund the Matitohas A v:" - m::"d’sh* !gr flannels, etc., in gorgeous shades of green, tiger eye, difference or return gora, etc. Sizes “®® ;] ble, Chile and - A ; poudre, rust, leather, navy and many others. for both women Tiger Eye. Poiret ! d S S & = < your money. and. misses, Twill and Chine included. " R 3 We consider this feature one of our finest during A 3 1 the Rebuilding Sale. . The least you can do is to —and we’re not inspect them for your own benefit. just talking! 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