Evening Star Newspaper, December 15, 1925, Page 3

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON., D. C. "Tax Cut Measure Wins Mrs. Norton | IIOllbt‘ Applause FRAUDS CHARGED ININCOME RETURNS Alleged Tax Evasions, Involv- ing Fairbanks Estate and Others, Disclosed. By the Associat tion proposed by e woman members ‘hed by the House late yes- imendment Iu |! clerk, come to §. The tax cases of the Ker from New York: the ‘A, L. BALDWIN NAMED\ . HEAD 0F NEWCOMERS‘ . { Elected Pxesldcnt to Succeed C.W. f Pimper—Officers and Gov- those rev testime Senate inv In p Manson, ernors Chosen. Baldwin was elected president |{ weomers Club of W ceed Charles W. meet he new A L. BAL be held this week Clzims Property Undervalued. S e The High Grade Establizhed 1842 v( Pianos Sold Direct from the Factory el We Invite You to Visit Our New Warercoms 1340 G St. N.W. rae: CONIIFF Mgr. 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A plea that the District Commis- sioners compromise on the proposed banning of hard-tired vehicles from a number of the main thoroughfares x'.‘ contained in a petition sent today to the city heads by the trafic commit- | tee of the Merchants and Manufa | turers’ Association. The committee, headed by . George, requests (h.n\ of the regulation be | a reasonable length of time ' eenth sireet belween .l street | la avenue. test petitlon was formulated < : FOR SALE BY JOHN P. AGNEW & CO. 14th St. N.W, - 2100 Massachusetts Avenue Apartments The imost desirable residen- tial location in the city. 2, 3.4 and & rooms and bath, Lrealkfast rooms in all apart- ments. Resident Manager W. H. WEST COMPANY 916 15th Street Main 9900 amended sec ions prohib tendent of police, instruc men to use dis « to use discretion In its enforce. “le" o made for | tion of the hard-tired vehicles du e 1 ‘b | the entire day, the committee declare ;| and recommendation that the trial be | 5 “ confined to between $ and 9 a.m. and | %, found violating | 4:30 and 6 p.m. was made. l-.mm‘l tipulites that com. | @84lst the restriction belng applied mercial vehicles equipped with solid "‘x“_”“",""]"'f EEaIe tires and horse-drawn vehicles shall HgLon: andsiapons i not be operated on Sixteenth street icontained: 1n theipelition and Colorado avenue; N avenue between Washing. | and U street: Rhode Island | avenue between Connecticut and North Capitol street, or ; chusetts a en ¥ null((‘nll\ nd 'l\\ ENty-sece avenue ha traflic to warr: ests should mnot I t offenses. but warnin g and the re The regulation If 1 were I'D PUT on an extra sleigh and load it with flashlights! 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TUESDAY, DECEMBER ) Santa Claus | SN S S \\‘\A\\‘\\Q\‘\\\\"\\\\\\"\\\ \\\\\\_\\_\\\)\ \\\\ 15, 1925. 1319-1321 F Streat December 15 STORE NEWS You can afford 25 For a $40 Gift Let his Xmas gift be an Overcoat. Noth- ing finer or more sensible than this. We’re selling $40 qualities for $25. Select one and let it be a delightful surprise. If size, color and style do not suit him ex- actly we'll gladly allow you to exchange. f__—_fl Our Stcck of Tuxedo Suits —is so huge that we can almost guarantee a per- fect fitting without alterations. Handsome unfinished worsteds, silk lined throughout; every correct style feature. Another sensible Xmas gift for $32.50 Many Underpriced Specials For Xmas Gifts Women should realize that NXmas Gifts for men should be purchased where the man would naturally go to buy things for himseli. Men know what men like. lected to please men. gifts. The goods in our shop were se- This is the logica] place to buy pleasing 122 51w $1.% $7.18 Silk Dressing Robes, Pure Linen Initial Handkerchieis—3 neat- 1y boxed for p Imported English Broadcloth Shirts, plain neckband or collar attached: white or blue. 3 for $5.50. Each, $1.50 Fancy Lisle Hose, \Wool Driving Gloves, and black, . with wrist strap: tan . Radium Silk Shirts, white. and neat stripes. $10 quality, Silk-and-wool Non-wrinkling blue and tan Ties, Sterling Silver Buckles, with cowhide belt, Silk Pajamas, blue, white, pink, Gloves; embroidered $4.__52' b 314 to *H5L 120 o 25 138 10 925 Every article will be handsomely boxed Buckskin and Mocha and spear backs, “Kum-A-Part” tons, Cuff Canes and Umbrellas, Dress Sets, for evening wear; handsomely boxed,