Evening Star Newspaper, December 10, 1925, Page 3

Two Bedrooms Living Rooin Kitchen Bath Reception Hall Corner Apartment $51.09 Monthly NOT FOR RENT BUT TO OWN A few such opportunities still remain in this big de- velopment of 5 buildings— have you investigated? At least, be infcrmed by visit= ing— Wardman’s 100 Per Cent Co-operative ‘Apartment Homes NEW YORK AVENUE, FIRST & M STREETS N.W. Exhibit Building 55 M Street N.W. Main 8516 What You Own You own an occupancy agreement conveying your apartment to you, your heirs, or assigns, FOREVER. You own valuable real estate (land, building, etc.) through stock in the corpo- ration of co-owners holding title thereto. You own the right to se- lect your co-owner neigl bors. You own a home. EDMUND J. FLYNN Authority on Co-operative Apartments Representing WARDMAN OWN YOUR OWN APARTMENT HOME [ WILL NOT BE R Gebts- Gther than those ARISTIDES CHACONAS, ‘contricted 1628 7th st now childry Club, C tonighit nm._The THE ANNUAL ED oW ITH TOLYCHR { papers. 6 to JOS WATSON Seerviars DON'T DAY-DREAM When Dig rame come vou'll regr off ‘thome roof repairs. HIE et e e Tiehe feel sals \Vm\’ o KmNS (UMPAN\ Phou! lnkn i " The Quality of Our Prmtlng fne & parallel only i the product of the bes HIGH GRAVE. BUT nox- HIGH PRICED. BYRON S. ADAMS SNNTER, et ks eride W der 1o orde i fa SAML W, “Presider tor aQuidity moaey THE SHADE FACTORY 1109 14th St. N.W Main 10428 shaces &t Have You a Printing Need?| Consult this million dollar Drinting piaat Lor profitable vesul's. The National Capital Press 1210-1212 D ST N.W. LET USGET AFTER YOUR ROOF Wil put it 10 the Lest of condition. Don't delay. Call us up vow. TRONCLAD: 5 phos sum 16 SECRETARYTELLS OF ‘BISHOP'S' WORK Says Nobody He Knew Failed to Graduate From Alleged “Diploma Mill.” Randolph J. Robel, former secretary of “Bishop” Helmuth P. Holler, self- | styled head of the Theomonistic reli- glon and president of the Oriental Uni- ty, testifiedtoday before Ju Stafford and a jury in Criminal D it the trial of Holler and Dr. Voight of Kansas City, Mo., arged with using the m: to de~ ud, in (‘Ol\lt(}(l\uu with t conduct “diploma mill,” by which in medicine, dentistry. and urses were granted b according to the claims of the | prosecution. Holler is said to have ob. d $17,000 from his efforts during vear 19 e indictment was re- urned in 5 Robel he gave all the money which came tnio the office of the uni- v, 1702 Oregon avenue, to Dr. | Holler and it was placed in a savings bank to the credit of the ‘bishop. Holler also has a place at Chesapeake, Md., and, the witness said, the aetivi: ties of the university sometimes took place there. 1In reference to the re- Quirements for degrees, the witness said 75 the mark fixed a students had to make that av He did not know, however, o student who failed to reach the re- quired mark, he stated. Robel, a Government witness examined by Assistant United Attorneys Leo A. Rover and M MeCall and cross-examined b torney Harry A. Hegarty fOl Hoiler and by Attorney Joseph Kelly for Dr. Voight. Dr. George F. Zook, president of Akron Univer: Akron, Ohio, who in 1920 and 1922 was a specialist”’in higher education at the United States Bureau of Education and whose duty it was to pass upon the standifig of the various colleges and universities and grade them, testified as to the Oriental University. He declared that neither the “Dental School,” nor the “Medical School,” nor the “Pharmacy School” of the “university” had re- ceived the approval of the United States Bureau of Education, because they did not meet the requirements of the Governmen Marriage Licenses. - | no State income tax law. THE YVERYNG STAR, WASHINGTON, D.. ¢; THURSDAY, DECEMBER. 10, 1925. CONGRESSIONAL Senator Is a State The Senate will be called upon to decide within a few days whether a Senzior State officer or not, in, the cuse of Gerald P. Nye of North Dakota, appointed to fill the vacancy caused Dby Senator Ladd’s death. His claim to the seat rests upon the authority given the Governor of rth Dakota to fill vacancies in ate and district offic 5 of States ate exempt from yment of income taxes on their nate decides that a Sena- tate officer, what becomes X now imposed on the sal- aries of members of Congress? Up to date their salaries always have _|been taxed under the Federal income tax law. This covers both the 435 members, of the House and the 96 members of the Senate. It has been held regularly in the past that Sena- tors and Representatives are exempt from the payment of State income taxes in the salaries pald them by the KFederal Government. The theory has been that they are not State of- ficials in the States where the State income tax laws provide for taxation of State officials on the salaries paid them by the States. Reciprocity in Effect. There has been a kind of reciprocity between the States and the Federal ; | Government in this matter of income taxation on State and Federal salaries. The States which have income tax laws have refrained from levying against Federal salaries, and the Fed. eral Government has * not levied against the State salarfes. in many of the States today there is Forida has put a provision in its constitution pro- viding against the enactment of in- come and inheritance tax laws in the State. It may be argued that the income tax laws, State and Federal, run against the emoluments paid by the Federal Government and by the States, and that, since the Federal Govern: ment puts up the money for the sal- aries of Representatives and Senators, s are held to be State officers, under the letter of the law, will they be required to pay the Federal income tax? Wil they be ex- It’s Different in arriage licenses bave been issued to e following 3 A. Pearson and Myrtle V. Thomp- son. Samuel A. Howard and Elnor White. Frank B McMillin, jr.. of Chevy Cha: | | Jannis V. Md."and Frances A Shaffer of Franklin, Fugene E. Robinson of this Harmon of Detroit. Mich: Leroy Pickett of Winthrop, Mass.. and Maggaret Scott of (his ity Clore, ich and Anna C. Murphy, -Lowndes " Jackson. jr.. an Dudl i » N. Tohr_and Marthd V. oth of Ma Va Howard Ber:amin Ellen Quiney mnmm and Mary E. Jon ‘of Congress Heights, D. C. "Wallace of Baltimore. tC. Rowe and Sadie E. McLowery, uu’! Vnn Rz voth ‘uy Hagersto onuell of Los Angeles and Calif. _Tho Winifred. ¥ ., Jenney of Long Beach udnannd Seehel i’m. both of Richmond and Anaie | | Van Eaton of Clarendon. Tex Births Reported The following births have been neported Health Department in the last Anum L, &na Helen M. Harrison. girl. H_and Anne Ahack, #irl. "~ boy Leonberger, Sartoris, girl. Wingate, boy. bo: e and Lura 1. jeorge B. and Mana ¥ Somerset and Maide M Frank E. and Ethel K William M. and Hilda Paul C. and Thelma Butler and Phernelia. Otto T, Frank H. and Margue George O, and Helen | Richard D. and Dorot] James R. and M. Doulas M. and ton H. and Wesley Beights a difference that makes this Miller-built community unique— and attractive to se who ap- preciate the beauties of nature combined with artistically de- signed and super-constructed Homes, More than $2.000,000 are already represented in developments— and still growing. Motor out Massachusetts Avenue, actoss Wisconsin Aventie. into, Cathe: Or take Wesley Heights Bis at 20tk and P Streets. W. C. and A. N. Miller Main 1790 Realtors 1119 17th St For Lease Shops and Offices NEW HILL BUILDING 17th & I Streets Ground floor shops as low as. $125 per month—another, $200. Important corner space —27 feet on 17th Street and 30 feet on I Street, $416.66— $5.65 per square foot per yea Offices divided in any suites desired from $1.57 to $2.16 square foot. High - class appointments throughout—ready for occu- || pancy about December 15th. MOORE & HILL Tne. 730 17th Street Nearly All Physicians ‘Recommend Televphone 3204-3206-3208 N Street N.W. Branches: Nos. 343 to 348 Center Market—Main 1234 1701 Connecticut Ave. Telephone North 9613 3302 Fourteenth St. Telephone Columbia 1452 West 183 MAY BE AFFECTED BY NYE CASE U. S. Stands to Lose Money If Decision Is Made That Squabble. 5612 Connecticut Ave. Telephone Cleveland 1343 701 H Street N.E. Telephone Lincoln 7908 SALARIES TAX Officer in Present empt entirely from the payment of income taxes on their salaries? Sena- tor Smoot of Utah, chairman of the Senate finance committee, and Senator Walsh of Montana are among those who believe that under a ruling that Senators were State officers the Fed eral tax could not be levied against thelr salaries. The same would apply, of course. to members of the House. | They would not be exempt, however, from the payment of income taxes on income other than their salaries from the Government. U. S. Stands to Lose. The salary of members of the Sen ate und House is $10,000 a vear. If the Government is unable to collect an income tax against their salaries, on the ground they are State officers, it stands to lose a neat little sum. Furthermore, what becomes of the taxes which members of Congress have been paying’on their salarfes for the last 12 years? Will the Govern- ment have to disgorge them? The exemption of salaries of State officials from Federal income tax also runs to salaries paid municipal ofti- cers and employes, except in the case of the officers and emploves of the | District of Columbia, who are espe- clally covered by the income tax law. Prof. Winifred Cullis of the Univer- sity of London, decorated as comman- der of the British Empire, ranks as the most accomplished woman in ireat Britain If You Are Perplexed About Gifts to Give —consult the Christ- mas Suggestions Column in The Star Classified Section. It will give you many solutions of the gift quechun—and at the same time suggest where to buy them. One Hundred Per Cent On November 722 % 2 7 % one hundred per % when we receive products. Ghestnut’® Heat -...where Light a Welsbach /////////// partment gave our plant a rating of of a lifetime has been realized. 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Realtors 1412 Eye St.” Franklin 9503 /////////// ARGONNE 16th & Columbia Road gl % 7 7% 2222 Several dapartments ranging from two rooms, reception hall, kitchen, bath and bal- cony, to five rooms, kitchen, reception hall and bath. Service unexcelled prices reasonable. AR&@%NE 16th & Colnmbia Road 2 // /// very attractive in size and % R 2 7 i 2% W 72 7 7. gz 30 the Health De- % cent. One ambition T your order for dairy 2 armsDairy Pennsylvania Ave. at 26th St. NN you need it Radiant Gas Heater wherever heat is needed—it responds with instant glowing warmth. Clean! Odorless! Economical! It truly gives the most heat for the least money. Its quick, convenient heat is an essential part of winter comfort in Washington’s homes. Burns natural or artificial gas. Priced from $8 No. to $94.50. 41 Write, phone or call for literature illustrating and describing ten distinctive models. WELSBACH 439 Seventh St. N.W. 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