Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1925, Page 5

SEE MORE REVENUE FORU. S. SHIP LINES Government-Owned - Vessels Eliminate “Fare Rebates,” Which Will Increase Receipts The United States lines, Govern- | nship t through of allowing certain known persons to travel at | m rate” but in cabins traveling public the mini- practice widely ce must make ames of pas- eiving the advantages of mum rate.” Whether this ventually to full publicity ts remains to be seen. At of the Emergency Fleet day as said that as the understand- it Minimum Rate for Omcialx. s ana omeials | granted | © McClure New prominer AT GERANIUM, S16HS, ; MORE. TIRED THAN . SIT STILL . HELL DO T FINDS THAT INSTEAD OF GOING GERANIUM WATER RUNS DOWN SIDE OF GLASS ONTO TLOCR ES HER HE DIDN'T KH BUT WHAT PND HELL 6IVE P! IN CASE THEY spaper Syndicate LL SO VERY: PE UP EASY, MONDAY, MARCH 80,000 IN MARYLAND PAY INCOME TAX Records for First Quarter Show Increase Over 53,000 of Last Year Period. Special Dispatch to The Star. N 30.—According .. Tait, col- lector of internal revenue, §0.000 per- vland distriet paid their ATTER TIVE MINUTES RUMMAGING W PANTRY REAPPEARS TO ASK WHAT HAD HE BETTER USE TO WATER 1T es in full in the first quar- nst approximately 53,000 last Tait ascribed the increase to 25 per cent cut in income taxes,) which, he sald, reduced thousands of sessments to the point where the taxpever found it less difficult to make bulk settlement explained, the reduction was under discussion in Congress in the first quarter, and many persons deferred payment in anticipation of the cut The number of non-taxable return however, fell off this vear, as com | pared with last, the approximate to- MOPS UP, DECIDES COCOA PITCHER. tals being 50,000 for 1924 and WILL POUR BETTER AND WONDERS S THAT A NEW SPOT ON CEILING OR AN 0D ONE SETILES (OMFORTABLY AT LAST, WHEN A SUDDEN DRIP DRIP ANNOUNCES THAT WATER HAS SEAPED THR! TIOWING SRUCER AND TS TIME MOP UP AGAIN These apecial low prices with this clipping ONLY, || QUALITY SHOE REPAIR the E ndoned it v- | of | to MAY EXTEND DATE FOR DOG SHOW ENTRY Officials Seek Permission to Delay what the the Government ships. theory upon hich special privi- | ven most of these people | advertising of their - pay the full rate f ot got Closing of Lists as In- terest Grows. s practice w o ined to the G it is understood th special privile been more common on the private > The Government mere'y [TOW 1ig in the competition for | Mission to accept entr | more days has been asked th American Kennel Club, under whose rules the local show will operace it was saia| Charles A. Watson, in explanation of the granting |ShOW. S im rates to them on Govern- | the club. Meanwt are regarded Interest in the the granting of | Show this vear is s closing time for a W night, may be e Members of Congress Classified. Members of Congr. today |is tomorro s of |at the club’s o e The show will by grass A bout the operation of | - - s ot len whe : 2|14 at the Riding and Hunt ¢ the ships and the problems which th g 4 American merchant marine faces, the | D William P, C batter, jaithe argument _|Philadelphia and Baltimo o | week end, e public it may result, |ciers who a ne ol them hereafter| for the cabins e many of them ves of the mini- mum rate privilege No estimate of the loss to the Gov- ernment last year through the opera- mum rate privilege | 1ia 00 and $250,000 h C. Palmer of the Emergency Fleet Corporation said to- day that an effort was being made to | curtail the privilege of the minimum Government vesse sible; that the Gover to get all it could f its ships. The new coi reement, Palmer, bulldogs nd Lindsey ¥. Gri Leach, bull . Airedale terrier: Mrs. H. 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