Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1926, Page 15

1926. MARCH_30. "‘1”3,',\ Tatormation and_ appiication 'FATHER CARRIES SON, 16, : the| 3 MILES TO HOSPITAL . blanks m be ined m Youth Wounded in Leg as Shotgun | "¢ lx\fllr‘::(l 2 ivil Service inmmlu-h»n,} BUSINESS MEN TO MEET.| 1o Discharged When Io Falls | ittt | g = From His Hand. | . AUTO PAINTE Black, $1.25 Qt. Colors, S1.75 Qt Northeast Association Will Elect | special b Gold THE EVENING STAR. INCOME TAX SHOWS GAIN IN THIS AREA | Collections Gmalcr in Smu of De- creasing of Nearly 50 Per Cent WASHINGTON, D. €., TUESDAY, [NEED JUNIOR MECHANH:ISI An- _______.__.——-——-— MG SOROOL TLT [ LAID T0 DRINKING Omaha Principal Says Party| Led to Withdrawal From State Tournament. The falling off in the num returns was dye to Increases mptions of $1,000 for married persons and $500 for single persons, it was explained. Mr. Tait said that in the first quar. ter last vear the office received ap: proximately 125,000 taxable returns and that this year there were ahout half thai number filed. Last vear | the non-taxahle returns totaled ahout 30.000, he added, and these will he | somewhat fewer this vear. The ag wis Competitive Examination nounced to Fill Vacancies. The Civil Service Commission today anhounced .an open. competitive ex- amination for junior mechanics (zeneral) to fill vacancles In the departmental and Indian services, in Number of Returns. fand in poatdons. requiring similar f New Officers Tonight. In the depat. | The Northeast Busines Me | Special Dy 1o The Star | e e i March 30, Income In the Maryiand dis ! ludes the Districi of Columbia, were zreater this vear than last, despite a decrease in raturns o nearly a0 per cent as compared with | son of returns heing Americans ahroad, n ineomes and from taxpay- porting. upon a fiseal year basis. Monogram Transfer Fre- With Every Quart Fries, Beall & | Sharp i 732-736 10th St. N.V/. 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The invention of refrigera- tor cars! The war of East and West when the first dressed meats were shipped across the continent! And Realities of Today in the industry! The 1926 Year Book gives accounts of the growth of an industry that helps to feed and clothe the nation, and to fertilize its soil. Here are the facts and figures that will interest you greatly. A . copy of the Year Book will be sent promptly (free) upon receipt of your address. Swift & Company Swift & Company, Union Stock Yards, Chicago Please scnd a copy of the 1926 Year Book to: \Vith Easter only a few days away, ions assured that they are the established Deeply scalloped cape of tan ottoman faille is gathered to a straight wrap coat—inspired by the famous Patou scalloped cape. $150. Other models, $39.50 to $150. Women's Coat Section, Third floor. Sleeveless Cape Coat, of hlack satin, is smart est when it swings an almost full length cape from a black fox collar. $79.50. Other coats, $39.50 to $79.50. Misses’ Coat Seotion. Fourth floor Tweed Coat, with a novel check crepe de chine lining and scarf makes a charming com- bination—and the model sketched has the lat- est fashion feature—a belt. $62.50. Misses' Coat Section, Fourth floor. that is an un- coat for the petite Navy blue and a short shoulder cape detachable—combhine to usually Easter woman, make this smart $39.50. Other coats for little women, $39. 50 to $79.50. Little Women's Section, Third floor. Navy Blue Georgette Dress, exquisite]ly em- broidered, makes a charming Easter dress for the larger woman. $69.50. Other dresses, $29.50 to $95. Special Size Section, Third floor. The Chic Balloon Slceves are pleated in this new navy blue flat crepe dress. $38. Other dresses, $25 to $39.50. Women's Dress Section. Third floor. The F our Hats of smart Washingtonians may select these fash- modes of Paris and Fifth Avenue. ice of the el omely Navy Blue Coat woman for East ger red 1. $79.50. 1 sket of lovely char ek and the collar is edged with squirr Other coats, $39.50 to $¥15. Special Size Section. Third floar. smart in a mannish pleats. Fan Check Tweed Suit, is single-breasted model, with side kick $35. Other maodels, single and double breasted twills and tweeds. $25 to $62.50. Misses’ Suit Section. Fourth floor. in Suits—of twills, tweeds—in single and double breasted models. $25 to $79.50. Women's Wonien's charmeen and Third floor. Suit Section Cape. | y and Scaliops combine in this one smart dress this dress is naively youthful in its bolero and graceful with the fluttering cape and chic scal- $38. Other dresses, $22.50 to $39.50. ’ Misses’ Dress Section. Fourth floor. Of bois de rose crepe de chine, lops. Balloon Sleeves, exquisitely embroidered, in a large flower design— this gray flat crepe coat. prove their smartness in $150. Women's Coat Section. Third floor. the Easter Mode Are Ilustrated Above The Reboux Two-tone Belting Ribbon Toque, $18.50. The Ballibuintal with Chic, Square Crown, $30. Millinery Section, Third floor, The Bangkok with Belting Ribbon, $15, The Crocheted szca with Creased Crown, $18.50.