Evening Star Newspaper, February 10, 1926, Page 28

“og . ® DECLARES PEOPLE ) WANT ESTATE TAX La Follette Pictures Proposed + Repeal as Measure to | 4 Help Wealthy. Picturing the proposed repeal of the Pederal estale tax as a step merely in the interest of the wealthy. Senator Robert M. La Follette, jr.. of Wis consin in the Senate tnday predicted that a “day would come on which n power would | feel the we o displeasure of the peaple The Wis < speak ing to pance committes amenc ut the estate tax | prov: ix hill. which under unanimous consent agreement is to be voted on < afternoon Tt has been | repeal will be = will be successful in Not in Party Platforms After referring he fact that nei ther the Repul ner the De cratic platforms of 1974 made any erence to re T the o Senator La dant had assailed the estate fax as tie and urged its repeal. He quoted the President as saying “1 do that the Government « social 1 tion in the F ation v CIf we are Adont socialism it should be the peopia of this coun and not under the zuise collect revenue Senator La Follette declared that the estate tax could not properly be termed He quated ecnnn : ontantion and Prof favor and A will of or t.monsyed in disturbed or of e 1o our roperiy His worship of husiness. Af the effect of interf ngs of the monopoly him 1o 20 at called attention the Progres declared for a nee tax of 1916 ap proved the estate “If the Federal inheritance is gocialistic,” sa snator La fette “then it had origin_ eariy in the | history of this Republic. There was the first Revolutionary War tax from 1797 10 1802, It was again inangu rated during the Civii War and also in the Spanish-A an War, It is not, however, a w The present ras « tember S, 1916 at this time ax a mea ravente for war pu mental purpose underlving the enaet ment of the te 1ax was to re Strain in some measure the growth of estates and the ever-increasing con. | centration of wealth in the United States. It was upon this broad onnd of soofal justice that the progressive Democrats and progressive Repuh Means joined hands in securing the eriginal enactment of this tax in 1 The estate tax. Senator La Follette pointed out, provides a means of rida has done tale governors in this contention MRS. J. G. BULLOC;I DIES. He quoted sev support of xation, | & fortunes swollen through fiteering. He predicted that tate tax was repealed. the soon follow suit, in an wealthy residents just | |Beef and Cabbage Banned by Chicago Apartment Hotels By the Associated Preas CHICAGO, Fehruary 10 Corn heef.and-cabbage put nder the han vesterday in leading South Side apartment hotels Action was prompted by a joint debate by members of the Jdack- son Park Hotel Men's Assoctation on the issue PLEA FOR AMENDMENT OF RAILWAY LABOR BILL Industrial V Toges Suggest Changes in Pending Measure De- signed to Settle Disputes. | Employes Amendment of the Watson Parker vailread lahor hill in several particu | lars was urged upon the Senate inter | state commerce committee today by | Edgar Rich of Roston, who sald he| appeared for associations of industrial | emploves in the New Ensland States. | The bill would provide means for settlement of railroad labor dis and Mr. Rich declared the should given authority his initiative the th putes President ta appoint at hoard which would be cre- wn emerge ated under the bill if ather means at | mediation failed Another proposal was that the emer. | geney hoard be given power to | mon witnesses and compel the produc tion of papers and documents. Still | another would pronfbit the calling of o strike while the emergency board was investigating and for 30 davs thereafrer. Mr. Rich said this would zive the public time in which to un devstand the controversy and also | would afford a ““cooling-off” period. TURKS YIELD POINT. Recognize Greeks' Right to Trades | and Professions. ATHENS, February 10 (#) Nego. tiations in Angora between the Greek {legation and the Turkish government | have cnlminated in recognition by lhp; Turks of the right of Greek nationals | to carry on freely. in conformity with the provisions of the Lausanne freaty the professions and trades they pur sied on January 1, 1923 rurkey recently had prohihited for- | eigners from partictpating in certain trades. | A second cup. please —it's that kind! Eases Quickly When You Apply a Littie Musterole Musterole won't blister like the old- | fashioned mustard plaster. Spread it on with your fingers. It penetrates | to the sore spot with a gentle tingle, | loosens the congestion and draws out the soreness and pain. | THE EVENING SOCIETY (Continued from Seventeanth Page.) national president of the league, and S bt Senator Irvine L. Lenroot of Wis- nviting the members to meet Mrs, consin, Senator Thomas J. Walsh of Rohifs, nattenal chairman of the [Montana and Mrs. Raymond Morgan novelists” committee. of Washington, representing the wom A en's World Court committee, will be Mrs. Frank W. Mondell is chair.|the speakers. man of the congressional committee The annual alumnae dance of the for Friday evening entertainment | Washington Chapter of the Trinity February 19, She has assistirg her on | College Alumnae Association will be the committee Mrs. Joseph H. Himes, |held at the Mavflower Hotel tomorrow STAR. WASHINGTO! m— e ————————————— 0 ———— . ——— committee. Representatives of the league from several Eastern States and from the 22 natfonal organizations comprising the World Court committee will be among the guests. Iarge attend Mrs. A. B. Barber and Mrs. O. R.|Nght and an unusually Luhring. ance is expected i — Mrs. Lenox Lohr, president of the Mr. and Mrs W. Hillver have |chapter, will be assisted in recelving | as their guests at Wardman Park |[the guests by Miss Maude Gaynor. | Hotel Mrs. Hillver's sister, Mrs. [chairman of the dance committee, and Francis C. Coley, and her daughtr by the following members of the com of New Haven, Conn | mittee: Miss Mary Gwynn, Mrs. & = | Dolan Donahue, Miss Frances Sau Scorer of reservationa are being |Mrs. William ¥. O'Donne re. Law made for the dinner which the League |rence \". Grogan, Miss Margaret Lane, | of Woman Voters Is giving Saturday [Miss Agnes lLane and Miss Vivian night in the Hotel Washington in'Rarr. The student hody of Trinity Col honor of the women's World Court lege will. as usual, attend in large UPRIGHT PIANO oce_d Space! Cash or Easy Terms old A B S | Smith and Misa seven cérloads) of pianos we have decided to offer them to the public at SACRIFICE PRICES! is the most sensational piano sale that Washington has ever known. Come here and you will be convinced that now is the time to buy your piano. reserved! The best choice will go to the early shoppers. Decide to act now! Just glance at the prices quoted! HERE IS YOUR CHANCE! EVERY ONE ONCE —DONT MISS IT! WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 10, 1926, numbers. Representatives from the | Williams was brilliantly decarated for different chapters throughout the|the occasion. A splendid and varied United States will he In attendance. | program of entertainmen: was ar- | ranged and several heautiful prizes | The Woman's National Democratic | were awarded the winners of the vari Club - will give fts usual forum |ons games. A supper was served hy luncheon today at the clubhouse, 820 | Mys. Willlams, assisted by Mer sis Connecticut avenue, with Representa- | ter, Mrs. Julius {tice Tom Connally of Texax as the| The guests were: Miss Lilllan H speaker. Mrs. Borden Harriman, | Stephens, Mixs Ariine F. Smith president of the club, will preside, and | Janet G. Harris, Miss among the guests will he Mrs. John | Miss Anna F. R. Moeel R. Kendrick, Mrs. Andrieus A. Jones, | Collins, Miss Lucy Smith, Mise | who will have with her Mrs. E. B. | Smith, Florence Sm Mezes of Texas, Mrs. Carter Glass, Sadie Mrs. Mary Wilbur Hubbard, Mrs. Huston My toegerer, Mre. RBertie 8. Modena Thompson, Mrs. Stephen Bonsal, srs. | Mra. John duliue. Mre. Vivian Coker. | Cordell Hull, Mrs. Blair Banister, Mrs. | Mrs. Hazel Phulips and Mrs., Vieginia | Minple Fisher Cunningham. ' Mrs. | 8. Lannean Aiss Elizabeih Bemen | Frank Hiram Snell, Mrs. Richard C.|and Miss Imogene Williford. Rurleson, Mrs. George Eckels. Miss | Laura Knott and Mrs. A. E. Spangler A surprise shower was tendered last evening at the home of Mrx. James Willlams, 725 Rittenhouse street northwest, hy friends of Miss Lilllan H. Stephens, Miss Arline F. | Janet G. Harris, in | honor of their approaching marriages. The beautiful new home of Mrs Stap ervying Gwnersmt bake Extra Dry and Pale lingers Unlike long in most same. sale hy Phone Main hottle and delicatessens ACK of the refreshing sparkle of National Ginger Ale is that unmistakahle gingeriness which memory. National pleasant heverages, Ginger Ale never varies; alwava the at grocers Served at Fountains, Clubs and Cafes Guggenheim Co.. 209 E £3 ~y ARTHUR JORDAN PIANO CO. to Vacate Our W | 154 Pianos and Players Must Go!—Prices Slashed for Quick Selling! pwHERE ARE THE FACTS IN A NUTSHELL— For many years we have been storing our surplus stock of used and traded-in Pianos with the Federal Storage Co., at 635 New York Avenue. They have just completed their fine, new home at 1707 Florida Avenue and are preparing to surrender the building. Rather than move this large stock (about We believe this Nothing has been OPPORTUNITY COMES TO BUY NOW! PLAYER- PIANOS DOZENS OF THEM! ALL TO BE SACRIFICED IN THIS GREAT SALE! 3165 - VERY EASY TERMS arehouse | "Musterole is a clean, white oint- < | ment made with oil of mustard. COME TO THE ! Wife of Patriotic Body Head Is| Brings quick relief from sore throat, | “FEDERAL STORAGE CO. | bronchitis, tonsilli croup, stiff . Preumonia Victim neck, asthma, neuralgia, headache, | Sunice Bailey Bulloch, 1o | congestion, pleurisy, rheumatism, e oY pea0e a2 | Tumbago, pains and aches of the back S nd 4 recident nf 1hie cire fan | OF _joints, sprains, sore muscles, aiees ¥ for | b ises, chilblains, frosted feet, colds <. died at her ho ! R ) Bt R ew York Ave. a long ess I w Clliglbr i i b sl | To Mothers: Musterole is also | Northwest . e hiceiont bt e tvder of Latsvenn| made in milder form for | - e - o e T A | babies and small children. | repare to see the greatest bar- Tarious other patriotie arganizations |- Ask for Children's Musterole. | gains in a lifetime. Bring what vou here. | Jars & Tubes | " can for a down payment. We can Mrs Bulloch! wiis born i FairAeid | This Piane will he one of & cut the price on this i B e Cotnty. 50, She is svived Ty ,w.\ 1 the first to go, 3 used Player to the ridiculons arrange terms with you. The pianos The shopper wha sees husband and_two sons. Douzlas E. | i the best bargains Ngure of 180,00, Tt will be a dif- must be sold—and we will accept _Another great Pluser hargain this Prane will by it immed Bulloch and Gaston Rullch, all of | great collection of instruments cult matter to duplicate the val - SRR i that will sell immediately. Use Beery N Rk of huvine Washimaton | | which must be sold. A small ne. (Come and he convinced of any amount down within reason. n excellent e Don't 1 mood used pright Piano . Funeral services will he condicted | . amount down and $1.50 per the hargains offered. o e DOy b S At the residance tominios Morndne ] week will pay for Free Terms, small down payment— SALE FROM 9 A M TO 6 P M Terms—Small Down Payment— Yo will ot miss the small B hen, ey o [ stonl $2 per week. V1. V1. $2 Per Week. weekly payments MacBryde will officiate. Interment | will be in Rock Creek Cemetery. etter than a mustard plaster | GOOD LUCK And Best Wishes to the FEDERAL STORAGE CO. IN THEIR FINE, NEW AOME Through proper the public, the Federal Storage Co. has grown and prospered. Another Carmack J ‘;’95 y Special Saving service to THIS WEEK ne used piann tn ba It hardly seems possible Actraded-in upright at a frac Their new home at 17th and Another traded-in Piano to be m;\,‘,-,’,.,.d = D et ; ~ o that an Upright Piano can he tlon of its actual value. A rare 23 L del N sacrificed at a price far below designed maho: - case P’ S Ik purchased for $29. The stock bargain. You must see this in- Florida Ave. is a model storage its actual worth. An excellent ore Aty Lailn i strument to fully annrdmme it. building! They deserve our instrument for the heginner or s lat, youl can) aa 1 we are making sacrifices Pay a small amount down and = e " | young piano student down payment and the bal- attract immediate action good wishes—and have them! Usual easy terms. it ek DRESSES Thoroughly Cleaned and Pressed Only *1.50 Regularly $2 and $2.50 A regular Carmack cleaning at ANY DOWN PAYMENT (Within Reason) Rring what vou can spare as a down payment. FEasy terms, by the week or month, on the balance, NO MAIL ORDERS CAN BE ACCEPTED An Added Special: Till Feb. 28th Complete Cleaning AMONG THE USED PIANOS AND PLAYERS TO BE SOLD YOU WILL FIND SUCH MAKES AS GULBRANSEN, AUTO - PIANO, KIMBALL, LA- FARGUE, SHONINGER, PIANISTA, STULTZ AND BAUER, MATHUSHEK, STORY & CLARK, VOSE, AND OTHERS TOO NU- & o e = ractically v \; r Pi " . - rohs v cre; N 7 - e e Plaver Double this special price because of the e e e Blano, Ihe pianos will sell too fast— | Probably the ereaiest value in | MEROUS TO MENTION. goAnother, fine Pigver to, e sperl- lack season and to keep expert Price cut to rock hot seale: | out-of-town buyers are urged to Wit ea Shon elsewhern firsl.’ then ek to nket s Tice ottom. used and -will he sold for less than RY PIANO MUST GO! e this rare harga rder 10 be Blankets Carmack cleaners busy. Phone Terms, small down payment, come and make personal selec- the ‘actual: amount allowed. Ask to EVE! wee ihis rare bargain in order balance $2.50 per week tion. see this real bargain. ‘small down parment—g2 or bring your dresses to either office: 75¢ Single Blankets 50c We cannot attempt to describe all the pianos in stock—the pianos mentioned are not exactly like cuts shown RTHUR JORDAN PIANO CO. v WAREHOUSE—635 NEW YORK AVE.-»s NORTHWEST No. 6 Dupont Phone Franklin 5232 2469 18th Street Phone Columbia 636 Carmack DRY CLEANING CO. 1120 Queen Street N.E. Phones: Lincoln 504—Lincoln 239 NOTICE\ THESE PIANOS NOT ON SALE AT THE MAIN COME TO THE FED- ERAL STORAGE CO! WARE- HOUSE. LOOK FOR THE BIG BANNER— TRA SAL PEOPLE WILL BE READY TO SERVE YOU. l STORE. | | | | | m | | m | | | fl | | | S e e . & % f 3