Evening Star Newspaper, May 5, 1926, Page 19

. OF C. GIVES $500 TOWARD U.S. PARK Huge Advantage to Capital Business Seen in Creation of Big Playground. 2 the Shenandoah National | Park pry nia as a great asset to the National Capital. the directors of the Washington * of Commerce appropriated rd the District fund for the Appr hoard of m ) fng held at the New Willard Hotei last night The mously 1s voted unani ed by 2 report | . one of the ver and chair fund committee " 0 ORCHESTRA CONCERT. Tonight at 7:30 o'clock, at the ; Charles ment Conn,” Reeves 4 ", .Beethoven Song for the cornet, “Sere- Schubert Horgio.) Bellstedt g (from “Die Gotterdammerun; Wagner Valse, “La Invitatiol Weber-Weingartner nd scenes from the opera | Trovatore” . .Verdi Liszt No, Nan- .. Youmans “Then I'll Be Hap- :IT.FPEDO GIVEN TO U. S an_torpedo, similar to the destroyed the Lusitania, ntly was presented to the Washington i com- ollege . Tronside needed 1o | s ry for the that the tional pa eclal purpo: Th HOUSE AND SENATE DISPUTE OVER HONOR Question of Who Will Be Chairman of New Joint Internal Revenue Committee Causes Row. By the Associated Press Questions of congressional, soclal and constitutional precedence have become involved in a heated contro- versy golng on between the House ways and means committee and the Senate flnance committee. It all grew out of a dispute as to whether Chairman Green of the House group, or Chairman Smoot of the Senate committee, shall head the joint congressicnal committee on in- ternal revenue, created under the new tax law to study the operation of such acts with a view to the ultimate * |remedying of inequalities and im- proper administration. Members of the House committee contend that Mr. Green should head the joint committee because under the Constitution all revenue legisla- tlon must originate in the House. The Senate committeemen, on the other hand, hold that Senators ge - | erally are accorded greater recog tion at social functions and that th chamber 1is the superior body of Con- _— gress. This is denied by the House members, and the chairmanship, meanwhile, remains vacant. e i MILLS GIVES REBUKE TO HOUSE DEMOCRATS Calls Effort to Investigate Alien Property Funds Move to Get Campaign Material. A move by Democrats on the House ways and means committee to obtain information from the Treasury on alien property transactions was char- acterized in the House yesterday by Representative Mills, Republican, New York, as an effort to obtain cam- paign materfal. He sald Representative Garner, Democrat, Texas, sponsored the move “in a hops, no matter how faint, to dig up a flittle matter” for the com ing congressional campaign Garner asked Mills If he would object to an investigation of allen property funds as proposed by Representative Connally, Democrat, Texas, who had just concluded speak- ing on this subject, and presented a resolution for an inquiry. The New York Representative replied that he thought the proposal a useless waste of money. The Connally resolution was re- ferred to the rules committee. r | the Potomac | tion on the will be ma ar relic will be brought up to this city and its erec- lawn in front of the War d by military and LLOYD PLEADS GUILTY |OF ROBBING VETERANS Sentence of Baltimore Attorney Taken Under Advisement by U. S. Judge. Special Dispatch to The Star. BALTIMORB, May 5.—Warren S. 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