Evening Star Newspaper, March 31, 1926, Page 22

22 ol THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. €, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 31, 1926. B".'. TOREGULATE [Mouse Pays Honor |AMARYLLIS SHOW [ifi s seieess 4,2t COURT UPHOLDS TAX v i st bt | Some Tty S| o Sl 0 who are here for the arnual Easter | To Representative | SETS NEW RECORD| “faics i 3iixii . | ON MONEYED CAPITAL| i B b7 S0 &) piney i o, v i L ber of the maimed veterans from Wal- Argument of Mr. Davis, in behalf of | p g0 vore veduced vesterday, 1] 77 F ““(-r 77 ()day —_— ter Reed Hospital enjoying the hos- —_— 1 New York City brokers dealing in 3 4.4 pltality of Secreta and Mrs. Jardine, : . L urities, simultaneously with the application of EHARIIY 50,000 Visitors Have Attended EX-|\;ho ~ wers personally o tud | John W. Davis Loses Fight on Con- | NS PN Pl e e [ s i b v tho Asociated Press Hibib==Blbunis b BeiSent - | HIEOUNE s ReRennonasy omcele stitutionality of New }';3%';;‘M‘;';n,,;,:',;*mhfl tonal be-| (ax assessment on tickets up to 15 lev-w"ll'm Charles 1. 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