Evening Star Newspaper, April 22, 1926, Page 6

FIGHT ON ROYALTY WILL SOON SHIFT Committee Hearings on Dill Amendment Expected to End This Week. he annual deasters and ave finished its and will revert to private at_which the two inter- By the end of the v arings on the pro: amendment to the copy: which would authorize the rterest posed Dill right act, | WHY BEER GLASSES Now? ‘T:x Protesters Say Nobody Will Use Them for Water. CHICAGO, April P).—~What good are beer glasses when there is no heer? The Marigold Garden Co. and the Randolph Hotel Co. made this ques tion the basis of an appeal for a re- duction of $8,500 in tax assessments yesterday. The petitioners sald the beer glasses of the value mentioned became worthlessswhen they could no longer be used for beer. No one will drink water out of a beer glass, #t was argued. 10-FOOT ICE IN MAINE. Rangeley Lakes Still Covered as Other Parts Enjoy Spring. AUGUSTA, Me., April 22 (#).— While Southern New England basks in the first Spring weather of a be- lated season, ice is still 10 feet thick 29 < {on _the Rangeley Lakes. t the heari Attendance & 1 on clined appreciably peared that only on committee would be the hearings—namely, Sol Bloom of Ne le to last out who is one of ind Publishers. Control Is Charged. general t Tuesday's se: A 1l 1 that the total received by the soclety for past vear to $133,000 | business by the e g 0 done ! United s of the hat the great broadcast , paid to the that w Burkan rgument t e not operatin Radlo C or- . in which both ional committee wsting for *“what ¢ is expected ngs: at this from all in ire . will be mmittee when the two r the Summer. ent, the publishers thémselves victors, and 1d then reopen de- broade; u.s. DELEGATE LEAVES Goes to Mexlro City to Attend Claims Conference. 2 ().— . P S commis- , has left for Mexico City to the meetink of the American- . April harmonious. 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