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Paid and Vicinity Tax Returns From District Income Lowman, Munsey Littlepage, Union Trust 2801 Connecticut | 3.0 M Ay, $1,0 rthur Lilen W $157.70 Leonard, 1741 K street, < 2 Lake, Rockville, Md., $I, Leonard, 1741 K street, o1 Luchs, avenue. 5 Bruc v Leighton, U. S, Henry F. Lerch, 1520 | s 1 Connecticut Building [ 1731 Columbia road. | 2844 Connecticut | Mr. and Mrs. Samuel McKee, 3212 Northampton street, $1.49. Maj. W. A. Miller, Mendota, $1.54. "Bxx:,rbarn R. Menhe, 614 Third street, tels, $8.24. Rol $20.26. nue, $19.12. §. Michelson, 601 " street, $36.82. Elizabeth B. McClatchey, Brig. Gen. Charles L. ment Hotels, $16.05. 1610 New ilampshire avenue, $21.06.|. Lena Mitchell, Thomas Baxter Milne, 723 $60.83. eenth street, §: N 3504 M street, | nue southeast, $4.35. Jnhu I! '\Hu'h?\l. 4402 Kansas ave- | Hospital, $4.97. 2779 Bigh- | $15. Miller, 71 John F. McGee, McCoy, 2618 Garfield | $6.2 lmnk R. McKitrick, $4. . Montgomery, 623 Sixth bert D. Moore, 1726 M street, Patricia Moore, 2914 Georgia ave- Govern- Northumberland, James W. Many, 3304 Alabama ave- Cleveland A. Moffett, St. Elizabeth Joseph Mace, 408 D street northeast, 1908 First street, Laurel, Md., D. C, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 3, 1925. 10068 Webster street, $163.11. Charles J. Morelle, 1416 New Hamp- shire avenue, $58.59. John ¥. McCormack, 4123 Ninth street, $855.09. George William La Mountain, Na: Department, $21. If % il Bdward F. McGlachlin, Army and Nayy Club, §85.35. . Muehleisen, 5604 & street, $87.96. treneh Edward Eugent McCammon, Ad- Jutant General's office, $50.02. osepl Toyer, 2106 R F atreet, Lucian B. Moody, 3215 street, $35.82. e Jehn R. Mohler, 1620 Hobart street, avenue, $14.63. Francis S, Machen, 3206 Seventeenth lLreet. $171.25. James K. McClintock and wife, 4520 Fourth street, $78. Claude Banks Mayo, 1403 Thirtieth street, $63.07. 8. Duffeld Mitchell, Interior Build- ing, $77.50. Hu B. Myers, 2308 Ashmead place, $62.75. Walter Drew McCaw, teenth street, $68.81. Dick Murphy, Incorporated, Fourteenth street, §169.21. Frank A. Mayer, 1300 Pennsylvania avenue, $58.27. Villlam L. Munger, 1418 M street, $48.65. 835 2326 Nine- |a Basil M. Manly, 1833 Irving street, $86.46. Mallie John Murphy, ing, $44.16. Burge McFall, the Calverton, $117. P. W. Motors, Inc., Connecticut avenue and S strest, $3,422.62. Marlow Coal Co., £11 E $3.679. Charles J. Miller, 1504 Connecticut . $314.07. George B. Mullin Co., 1296 Upshur street, $2,837.04. Virginia Stuart Mackay-Smith, 1325 Sixteenth street, $12,693.08. Adolph C. Miller, 22563 R street, $5,264.40. Henry Watkins Mmer. Albee Build- street, 9 Connec- George P. Marshall, 729 Ninth street. $8,036.34. William Gerry Morgan, 1624 1 street $2,425.03. Joseph McReynolds, cut avenue, $1,780.19 A. C. Marshall, jr., ing, $1.746.15. James A street, $2,126. 5611 Connecti Munsey Build 3504 Messer, Macomh 1110 Investment state Commerce S \xnhun, I’runnnorunon Build 3! Caroline \h Lanahan, Building, $6,340.91 (Continued on Union Trus! 54.55. McDaniel, 3431 Sixteenth| Charles R. Murray, 1214 Wisconsin 1325 K street, $97.32. A A TR ) s;%z&&@&&@&&@@&&@&&&@&&@@&@@ LANSBURGH & BRO. 7th to 8th to E—FAMOUS FOR QUALITY SINCE 1860—Franklin 7400 1,000 Stunning Felt Sport Hats Just Arrived from Two of New York’s Best Makers— A Dozen or More Smart Styles— Eleven as Sketched! For Friday Only ment of cut felt 3fi 9 for the trimming. Remember, $3.69 is the for Friday Only! SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. K . ticut avenue, $4.130. street, $3.83. Paul L. Mingo, avenue, 75c. Mary P. McKnight, cut avenue, $6.75. James MacFarquhar, teenth street, $60.17. Charles W. Montgomery, 623 Sixth street northwest, $44.06. D. L. Miller, 2703 North Capitol street, $2.32. Marie McDermott, cKim, 1701 Eighteenth | $5.31 Richmond, ; | str Henry May, avenue, $9.52 4 A < ke, Leiteh, 1435 Spring | 2 Paul William Laura Leiteh pring rond, $7.36. H. H. Laughton 24 Adams street, 2707 Woodley 216 Massachusetts Leddy, 1750 P street, | 1857 Mintwood 1444 Clifton street, | 151743 | . $17.77 Lauck, Lennox Building,| Donald V. Md., |g222 56 o8 3014 N street, enry L. Mason ,,,’.‘3‘;’.3'1', T po1t Water street. $8.05 avenue, §18.65 Rutli D, Lewis: 3021 Gerritt S. Miller, Viggo Fl. Larsen, 615 Twenty-second* Wijligm R. Lamar, seum, $15.70. X y ] A. Masdel, {avenue, $25.60. > 3.9 Ermine G. Lisener, Wardman Park | stréet, $183.9 Hotel, $430.44. S Moyer. . Lissner, Park | street, $60.65. A |~ Leno atera, tion, 729 Ninth street, Williag: 5. 1899. ke Home, $2.01. Waiter P. M. Charles Milovich, 802 T street, $3.92. | $8.0' | McCauley James E. Miller, sr., Gordon Hotel, Club, 7 $71.40. | Michel F. A. Milligan, 943 L street, $1.77. 20,67 Clarence Miles, 3410 Rodman street, Manette L. McKinney, 6.9 s :' 60. Meredith, MeDill, 7 2311 Connerti- 3204 Eigh- Murphy, 1302 Q street, Leary. jr., Chevy Chase, 2.30 ¥ and wife, 3650 ‘obert . Lynch, 3624 Connecticut Jr., National Mu- 2903 cet, $54.12 4 Cathedral Thirty-second A LTigwite.. S020.51 1416 R street, Lyddane, 50 Nicholson & | Wardman s L. Madden, 2226 Connecticut | office of Judge| 310 Twelfth avender 202 Four-and-a- N) Zdvocate Gen Charles . Ldnj;lu\ reet. § 94, Arthur . s\‘l’u‘fl‘efi 3565 Holmead place, Monson, jr., 1432 K stregt, 3436 Porter 837 Third street, Realty $650.67 “orpe S Magruder, Soldiers’ ". Lane, 3235 Thirty-eighth ) Metropolitan Josephk\o J. McCuen, street, $8.55. John J. Moone, $4.04. {_ Ruth Miller, 2703 North Capitol L. McQuinn, 514 Seward |street, 93 cents. southeast, $14.29 | Morris Neeble, 1439 T street, $27.87. A. Mulquin, 24 T street, $41.02.| Mutual Insurance Agency. $126.37. McNeale, 1916 Belmont| Arthur R. Manberg, 601 Massachu- setts avenue, § Alexander M eral's office, $1 1810 Connecti-| C. O. McKay, $144.01. Gilbert Marshall, care Adjutant Gen- al Lanham William H 1400 H street 21.34 2903 Georgia avenue, Department of State, 1368 Euclid 2111 Bancroft place, 2701 Eleventh 838 Var- | street. $10.20 | George D. r hode Ts-| place, $14.01 and avenue, $ | Jane Mullikin, Benjamin K 2 Fairmont | east, $12.12 < 3 Clarence Morton $2 : Marie T 4.98 Mrs 1, Stoneleigh | street, $13.82 | Otto J Fitth | $11.67. | James H. Montugue, $21 Third street northeast, $5.70. Thomas F. McCanna sin avenue, $1168. S. Miller, Miller, 1 Kilbourne 1231 V street south-| . 1 place southeast, $1 Thomas K. Mount, cut avenue, $10.43 H. P. Mclntoch, street, 35¢ street,| Mr. and Mrs. Earl Moore, | Brentwood road northeast, $1.93. Mary McPartland, Government Ho- Mount View Miller, Adjutant Gen- War Department, | 1747 Kilbourne place, .eonard, 3304 Cleveland | Miller, 1604 Hobart | 1205 Fifteenth decease Miliiken, 1307 N 2805 \I(wshk 920 Louisiana = avenue, 7. Mason Meadow and wife, I‘nm'(eemh] ashington, $81.47 Leighton. 1249 Wiscon- 1415 Twen. | 1335 Fifteenth Department Capital and Surplus, $550,000.00 The Columbia National Bank 911 F Street Open at 8:30 A.M. Daily arbury, 1015 Sixteenth | strost.sod: ‘ Compound Interest A na Morton, 1431 Rhode Island R Paid on SAVINGS All the clever, dashing, smart little shapes of the very expen- sive sport hats—a wing of felt, a cockade of rib- bon on a “pirate hat,” an animal pin ornament or a bow or orna- Such hats at $3.69 —ridicu- lous! But true, nevertheless, for this one day's selling. All the most wanted new colors— Epinard green, wood, pheasant, pencil blue, sand and black. d Bureau of Frank H. McConnon, 1202 K street, lliam R. De Lashm teenth street, $105.54 Latimer 2000 Four [ hdrl(‘# A. Meade, 3405 Prospect ave- nue, $1.63. Frank R. Moskey, avenue, $3.30 ]lfllll Edwin T Depart @WHOROUGHLY representative of lo- cal commercial and professional life is our list of depositors. 1310 Connecticut | f U ment, $144. John E. $184.50. Henry $52.88. Mrs Nebraska Max O. $135.38 Ralph o ees, §1 G A Building, §7: Z. Building. William J Laskey, 1657 Park road May, 8 &, M. Loomis, 1739 H street Cts r L. Maream, 59 Western ave- nue, Chevy Chase, $9 Katherine Mimmach, 1769 nor C. Lawrence, 3900 hue Lorenz, Q street, | 3310 Porter street, | Emily C. Mathews P street, $53.05 i Lou street Lawrence, 1410 Decatur | 5. . Miller, 1317 Twenty-first 18 fiColumbia service is keyed right up to the requirements of such a clientele — and you'll appreciate it, if you're of the up-and-going type. $2 Denton $40.70. Mutual Insurance street, §125.37 North O Court, $119.90. John H. Moore, ments, $3 Willard M M | stroe:. $34 John M $o5.84 Margaret Evening Star| Morfold, Stoneleigh Court, Woodward 1301 H . 435 s Agency, Lally, 1458 Spring road = Messenger, Hammond | downe, former Shenaridoah com (e Wroming Apart price aised), $49.98 Coures. $37.33 . Lewis (e} nick, 1929 Biltmore Livingston, Miller, 1731 Irving street, 1849 Irving street, 57 A L@lglhon and wife, 1218 Elev. 1420 R Masterson, offices at regarding & Consult our vyour convenience vour banking needs. off. 1238 Seventh street, 15, G. Leech, 3702 Thirteenth street, $36.69. Charles J. L mmd street northeast P. \ Gordon, L EEEEE avenue, $9 Ninth | J. Edgar | street. 50c James L. street southe: E—ZEEEEEE—EBEEEEEE Maryman, 1304 Emerson rx.\mw Hotel, $1, M ulu " Coats and Suits Reduced Drastic reductions—for we must make room for the new Fall mod- els. Some remarkable savings in store for the wise shopper. 8 Sweater Coats, formerly $11.95, now Knitted Suit, formerly $15.00, now. Knitted Suit, formerly $25.00, now. Knitted Suit, formerly $10.95, now. .. Georgette Coats, formerly $13.95, now. Georgette Coat, formerly $19.75, now Silk Suit, formerly $25.00, now.... 3 Velvet Coats, formerly $19.75, now. 4 Knicker Suits, formerly $8.50, now... 7 Silk Capes, formerly $25.00, now.... 1 Sitk Coat, formerly $16.75, now. .. 1 Two-piece Suit, formerly $16.75, no 1 Silk Coat, formerly $75.00, now 3 Flannel Coats, formerly $10.95, now. 2 Flannel Coats, formerly $13.95, now. T Flannel Coat, formerly $19.75, now 2 White Coats, formerly $25.00, now. 1 White Coat, formerly $29.75, now. 1 White Coat, formerly $35.00, now 1 White Coat, formerly $45.00, now 608 to 614 ELEVENTH ST ?bihpsb or :— An exceptional event wl'nch, to the best of our knowl- edge, features the lowest price at which we have ever presented hosiery of a similar quality to the women of Washington. I OMORROW: (16) Silk and Cloth Coats and Ensembles, in broken sizes, for- merly $25.00 and $29.50; now marked down to (42) Silk and Cloth Coats and Ensembles, of beautiful mate- rials. $49.50, $59.50 and $65.00 values reduced to 3,000 PAIRS OF OUR FINE Beve # I I_J CHIFFON HOSE SILK-TO-GARTER HEM Every Pair Perfect and Full Fashioned An Array of Such New Fall Shades as Blossom, Champagne, Nude Atmosphere, Beige, Pearl 1 1 1 3 1 1 tol———[o]c———=[o|c———=|a SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. Clearance! ChicSummer Dresses $4.95 :d3$9.75 Wash Frocks and Silk Frocks of Unerring Smartness—and Greatly Reduced in Price BEEE==S000 Light Fawn, Cinnamon, Dove Qakdust, French Taupe Ecstacy, Racquet, Black Gun Metal, Etc. NOTE For those who pre- * fer a Gauzy, Sheer Chiffon Hose with silk feet and lisle tops we have included 1,000 pairs of our best quality. WOMEN who are familiar with the exquisite quality of Beverly Hose—and the decidedly higher price at which they regularly sell—will take THIS OPPORTUNITY ‘to purchase their entlre Fall supply. ey o a The wise woman buys Summer dresses now— knowing that she can finish the season looking fresh and smart, and have a wardrobe to begin next Summer with. The savings—of course—are to be considered! For in many cases these good-looking dresses are marked down to half and even less. French Voiles, exquisitely hand drawn and hand em- broidered; linens; tub silks; striking printed silks; Canton crepe printed georgette and plain georgette. Clever trimmings of lace, embroidery, godets, apron cffect and flares lend distinction to the various modes —far out of proportion to anything you'd expect at these prices. All the high shades, navy and black. Misses’ and women’s sizes. [o|—=a]l———|o|c———|a|cFlo[e———[o]c——r o] c—3 0] ———a| ———|a[e———1]n] Better Dresses Marked for Immediate Clearance At $14.75 SECOND FLOOR, LANSBURGH & BRO. P.S.—See Special Window Display of These Exceptional Values 0/ c———]alc———]a|—[g[ce——=n[gle—t> -