Evening Star Newspaper, June 6, 1926, Page 8

THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D 6; 1926—-PART 1. (ONES TOA 05t ; Delegates Gomu to New York | ’ Today for 3-Day Visit—Next | " trond Union Ol s Whte Howe ] [W- B & E. PROTESTS TAX ON DIVIDENDS|: Earnings Levy of Power Company. Willlwm 1%, Ham, president of the Washington Raflway & Blectrle Co,, Claim Ttem Wns Included in Gross | | | taxing t registered a vigorous protest to the District Commissioners yesterday nst an item of $60,000 in the cur anchise tax bill of the company levy represents n 4 per cent tix on-ihe dividends paid to the n compuny by the . e Power nt The turned over Washington way & Blectric Co. 1w cquivalent to a double tax amounting to ¥ per cent The Commisstoners conwid case for two hours and finally decided | to test the legality of the lm«(hwmenl against the divi Tax Assessor Willam P. Richards pointed out that while the dividends had never been taxed before, the tax 1% so0 large that it was included in the nssensment this year purposely to test the fegality. Corporation Counsel Francis H. Stephens holds that the tax is legal, The company sald it should be taxed on its gross earnings regardless of e their source. ends in the courts. | BLIND SHOW SKILL. Exhibit of Trained Workers Is Feature of German Fair. June & (P).—Among exhibits at the e and sports fair Fraulein Betty les«h is as the Helen Keller of Ger- v\hlr‘h known many. The living exhibit shows blind ste- | a private secretarfes at work. The school also teaches trades ltke pack- & and assorting candies, affixing la- bels to wine and mineral water bot- tles and operating various kinds of machinery, all its graduates being paid wages equal to those obtained perons with normal sight in the same positions. e A Maj. Mather Assigned. John Mather, Ordnance Die- , attached to the office of the istant Secretary of War, has been igned to duty in the office of the as negraphers, dictaphone operators and ' chief of ordnance, War Department Meeting in 4 Years. ! 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