Evening Star Newspaper, January 12, 1926, Page 11

THE EVENING —— $13.62 Per Capita { Money Circulation CODLIDGE OPPOSES 00000 QC0TAX U -l“"“"‘ g | | money outside of the United Believes - Reduction Further | Than $325.000,000 Wouid | Hurt Debt Payment. apita on red to $4 ccording to figures wre below the per ion for January I, irding this s unmi: Plan Fight on Floor. Defeated in committee, Democratic s of the Senate finance com will rry their fight for 1,000,000 tax reduction to the Sen 5. when first income tax in- re due te-reducing provisions of the fid accept the pro. ator mons for repeal of 1 stock tax. but the Repub- ty voted to offset this §94,. nnual reduction by an in. - the corporation tax from = per cent to 13 per cent on taxes | Even a fretful. feverish, bilious or ld | constipated child loves the pleasant | taste of “California Fig Syrup.” This | gentle, harmless laxative never fails to sweeten the stomach and open the bowels. A teaspoonful today may prevent a sick child tomorrow. It P TR TR re T T = dying and indu "| voted to repeal the present 3 per cent Yother! Give Sick, Bilious Chil¢ “California Fig Syrup” BERLIN PAPER ISSUES ATTACK ON DAWES PLAN an editorial broadside, which also is distributed throughout the ity in cir-| cular form. bitterly attacking the Duwes plan and scathingly denounc- | ing the parties supporting it. The paper describes the results of operation of the plan five bankruptcles daily; | upteies in 1925, as com- 1924 and 249 for t continues, “consti- )t include countless cases | uptey proceedings were i E year shows millions of unemployed, thousands of rafts protested weekly, agriculture A 5 s year and to 1335 par cent on taxes payable after next Jaruary 1. After the committee had voted down, 10 to 7, the Democrats’ proposal to repeal the taxes on admissions and dues, it approved an increase in the A sion tax exemption from 60 cents nts. It voted to offset this reduction of £9.000.000 by restoring to the bill a 2 er cent tax on automoblle trucks, which it was estimated would yield 6.000,000 annually. The House had levy on trucks. Further reductions in the rates on 5, 8 and 15 cent class cigars also was voted by the committee, which ap- proved the sweeping reductions and repeal of excise and occupational taxes provided by the House measure, in- luding the cut in the automobile pas. senger car tax and repeal of the levy on_automobile tires and parts. With most of the rate schedules acted upon and the way apparently cleared for completion of the bill by the end of this week, the committee turned from its work on the measure today to hear Senator Couzens, Re- publican, of Michigan, chairman of the special committee which investi- gated the Internal Revenue Bureau. PLEASANT LAXATIVE For Constipated Children doesn't cramp or overact. Ask your druggist for genuine “California Fig Syrup” which has di- rections for babies and children of all ages printed on bottle. Mother! ou must say “California” or you may iget an imitation fig syrup. STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 12, 1926. Woodmard X Lathoy 10th, 11th, F and G Streets Fashions for Southern Resort Wear Now / Present the Modes for Wear Here Later —in an informal showing by models at 10 to 12 o’clock and 2 to 5 o’clock The collection of dresses, coats, suits and sportswear for women and misses for the South—emphasizes these important new fashions— The Cape in many aspects The Two-piece Frock for every occasion Crepe Roma, for sports and dance alike Lace, a fashion-new trimming Smart, Small Felt Hats Rajah in a chic revival Chiffon for the dance Embroidered Pastel Jersey Frocks Smocking, for youth The Ultra-chic Tailleur Again, the Ensemble And, as for colorings—all the shades of rose from cameo pink to deep bois de rose—greens. in- cluding chartreuse and mint— lovely French blues—sunshine yellows, and, of course, white. In the Women’s Fashion Section, Third Floor Chiffon Lisle Hose In Face Powder Tints —are smart to wear with sports clothes—plain or with Paris open clox. $2 pair. Women's Hosiery Section, First floor. For the First Time Borsalino of Italy Makes Little Felt Hats for Women and Misses This famous hatter to men, not con- tent—went to Paris, saw the smartest hats on the Rue de la Pa copied them in his own inimitable manner—and inimitable felt. Five different models in the new pastels— $15 Shown Exclusively in the Millinery Section, Third floor Introducing to Washington Women AMERICANA PRINT SCANTIES Score a Great Success With Youth So entirely different—so entirely complete—in cluding in one chic garment, vest, brassiere, girdle and step-in; and, in these days of discar in one’s wardrobe, one conld not ask for & more per fect garment. Fashioned of dainty silk brocade. tricoiette and crepe de chine—one pair of shoulder straps holds it all. " We Sketch Two Models. Priced $5 to $15 Corset Section, Third floor. Pantalette Frocks Little Girls’ Hand-Embroidered Imported English Broadcloth 3395 Such delightiully quaint little frocks may not often be bought at so low a price—and we feel quite fortunate indeed to be able to offer them to you tomorrow. There are five different models in broadcloth —and, in addition, another little style in a pretty print. The touches of bright embroid- ery—a pocket here and there—and pipings of white make smart trimmings. Choose from lovely peach, pink, green, rose and blue. Sizes 2 to 6. Infants’ Section. Fourth floor. S O O SRS PIOS A Very Gooc] Time to Frocks Buy a Bedroom Suite Designed by Six Contemporary American Artists Neysa McMein, Ralph Barton, Rene Clarke, Charles B. Falls, Katharine Sturges and Claytén Knight. Now is a very good time to select a bedroom suite here at Mayer's Lifetime Furniture Store. Many Grand Rapids made Sultes are temp:ingly low priced. They're good-looking suites, too—every one— suites that bespeak good taste—suites that possess the very spirit of fine cabinen’y. There are half a dozen Berkey & Gay suites of four pieces at $295: eight suites at $365; four at $450; two at $550, and others—all unusual values. PArRTY FRrOCKS For Girls 6 to 14 Years The designs are modern, vigorous, bal- anced, distinctively American—they are smart because they reflect a rapidly changing age; unique because they place the resources of modern American art at the disposal of the modern American women Birthday parties and dancing class bring a need for a smart little “party” frock in the younger girl's wardrobe—and, one may choose from a delightful group here. And they are shown for the first time in smart new versions of the mode for the South—which will be the mode of the North this coming season. Than ¢ Name MAYER & CO. 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