Evening Star Newspaper, January 19, 1926, Page 4

o THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. ©C, TUESDAY, JANUARY 19, 1926. WILL SEEK TO END JEWISH DRIVE ROW Conm!iation Committee toj:] Meet Today to Find Grounds for Harmony. Second Meeting Planr Row Over Election. Confiict With Zionist Drive. ™ othe Tsic ! | Additional Leave Meeting OPPOSES GOODING BILL. Case for Intersate Body. Esch Pre mmerce Tamittee presentir ing Capt. Klotz to Be D. C. Member of Special Committee. Capt. R r of the Pubhli apDo! o ative n Wash current to rtments. The apt. \potntment Is indefinite, .| LABOR BODY PLEDGES | MORE AID TO MINERS . has been | Man Refused Job by Railroad Fires Into Electric Trains, Wounding Two i E o ted Press. * Wis,, Janu had been refu anie stricker when the bullets show- 1 them with shattered glass. heriff Martin Herzog sted Ro- gan a few hours after Shifris was wounded in the second attack. He i hour before he the shooting, Herzog said. told the sheriff he had ap. 1 to the railroad for a job and had been refused. So 1 thought It quoted him, ic trains and Mil m wdmitted to WO passen M. T it head re wounde is, Chicage Mrs Willidm 1d- | sher «d on the I'd fix them,” the “I didn't want to any people: T just wanted to s the road so they'd give me a » or quit operating.” TRAFFIB DIRECTOR PAYINCREASE UP | Commissioners Consider Blanton Bill Raising Sal- ary to $10,000 a Year. 11 ;Elected Potentata of Almas| Temple at Annual Ses- sion Last Night. s and Fenning, i-weekly board meeting 1, are expected to adopt bill of Representative 5 on which would in e salary of director of $10.000 a_year as well as to in his con on tt of the proposed leg 1 he approved, it is reported, imissioners not likely authority for creased flic i Burenan to the e n held w - S erintendent of police sctor M. 0. Eldridge, as well Counsel Franels H. Assistant Corporation Rudolph ard meet 'EDGEMOOR TAKES UP " IMPROVEMENT PLANS | Association ects for Betterment of tizens' Proj Section Dis a meet- on the d at Il 7 s & tion, of lhp Discusses | ¢ TAX CASE TAKEN 10 SUPREME COURT Right of State to Set Arbi- trary Date Before Death to Ban Gifts Is Fought. By the Assoclated Press The right of States to specify the time in which gifts shall be consid ered a having been made in antici pation of death, and therefore subject to an inherftance tax, was argued yesterday before the Supreme Court. The issue came before the court in an appeal by the executors of the es- tate of Ferdinand Schlesinger of Wis consin, who within a few y death made gifts to his wi! dren totaling upproximately $6 000 out of an estate of about §8, 000. The Wisconsin law under attack, years of death shall be construed as made in anticipation of death, was upheld by the lower courts Coun > State pointed out lhlnl rkansas, l\r‘!vlll(k\ . South nessee and West Virgi Inws. Those of A Dakota, he said. fixed the same time lim the Wisconsin law, while the others made the period five years or less. Members of the in deve d int donor court sl ping whetk ministration ur th ing that constitute closing the purps Counsel for the rhitrs and reucd that ation [’.I‘)r‘fw] o had been death a that status by The Wise: court that much tro mad, | TOLEDO CLUBBER KILLS THIRD WOMAN: inued special groups bined with Funds Planned in Response to Appeal on Official for From T 1l mon d must de : ke in, the on police Additional elec ite b o referred to 1 the new the func m and of the could be obti 1 ROTAR!ANS TO DINE. 13 Debats on Community, (CHsst wm' atops Ty man: Mrs. O Har- Shoe- en K. Drown, rison R, malker Committee on recr health—R. F. Scudder, Mrs. W Hathaway Feature Pro, m Tomorrow. and Dr, Di ation and public 1 dinner me U. S. Ship Line Is Sold the Fr Argentine day to of San nta | Mrs. Cha Mitchell, Plitt, 3 on and Arthur nittee on police ar Gen Davidson, Heiberg. 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Should the American Debt Commis- sion succeed in negotiating agreements with Gree Jugoslav! id France whose representatives ure now in aphic said the plates we U‘rn un “Black Disc With Vivid Flames on Edge” Is Observers’ Picture of Sun’s Echps 2| rounded by handed | . | | | JUVENILE COURT PLANS INDORSED I\/'onday Evemng Club Backs Amendments to Bill After Siddons’ Talk. b he next 140 seconds wer ed hour; the the steady count click of the photc he fortunate obs of and there o of the ¢ sin flames here thus | r.. developed were Washington, less than half a billion dollars out of the more than 12 billion doilars owed this Government in war debts, would be left to be funded This was revealed at the Treasury today fn a tabulation of war debts as of December 31, . which showed that In case the thre tler are reached, 73.39 out the total of 38.616,994.19 owed would have been funded. The sum of 38.620.80 remaining n obligations of countries from which American Government does not ear at an early date, est of this little group of whose debts are placed v of “hopeless” for the is Russia, where no recognized by t Russin owes $260, 21.62 debt of f\umm. in the defe WAR CLAIM PAYMENT Newton Measure Would Provide $250,000,000 Bond Issue to Settle Judgments i bring sent at lea: iment s Republican, Missouri sure, which proposes bond issue to setile judg by the ments Mixed States and Germany Arment, r to one & nent now where ‘“us\ 1 Nicar the there is no gov 1 Meanwhile Ame «d with fundini unless an f $33,000,000 is granted the original credit. The Jugosiav commi; dman Park Hotel issuance mal They would t under | iy incement 4 account. n the next 1d be| The todian, meeting ¢ offica of alien property cus French : Rerengeor, Ambassador, to pr 1 MERGER CASE HEARING. Charge Against Baking Corpora- tion Set for February 8. \PUBLIC BUI!LDINGS BILL 0. K. 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