Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1927, Page 3

, VAPITAL TRIBUTE " FOR WASHINGTON Income Tax Problems Simplified for All No. 33. The period for filling income tax re- turns made on the basis of the calen-- dar year 1926 ends at midnight, March hen by reason of fllness ce from home additional time City to Mark Birthday With|(" s om home saditional tim Impressive Program at Poli’s. The District's offi George Washington's he Leld in Poli's Theater Tuesd ing, a slock, under the of the Commissioners. Completed ar- | ranzements for the ceremonies were outined to tne Commissioners yeste day afternaon by the committee of of the Federation for Patriotic Ob- servance of Washington’s Birthd which prepared the program The exercises will be preceded b concert by the United States Band. vid Jayne United States Amb many, will preside. speaker will be Representative dore E. Burton of Ohio. The music ram will include the singin > Marsellaise” by Miss Henrietta Le Menager, accom- panied by the Navy Band. Rev. Z. B. Phillips, rector of the Church of the Eplphany, will pronounce the invoca- tion. The benediction will be by Col. John T. Axton, chief of chaplains of | he Army. Student to Get Medal. s Adelaide Emley, student Gunston Hall School, who was aware ed the gold n on behalf of one of the 87 s participating_in the offic ? the writer of the best William _Pitt; 1iis Services for / ; will be given her medal. Howard, Am! dor to the celebration of | will be | ¢ morn- uspices The tension should be addressed to the col- lector of Internal revenue for the dis- trict in which the taxpayer files his re- turn. The application must be made before the return is due and must con- tain a full recital of the causes for the delay. Except in the case of taxpayers vho are abroad, no "extensions are nted for more than six months. Coples of the prescribed forms, so ar as possible, are furnished tax- payers by collectors. Failure to re- ceive a form, however, does not re- lieve the taxpayer of his obligation to >turn and pay the tax on time. payers who are not supplied with e proper form should make appli- cation therefor to the collector in time o have the return preparcd, verified filed on or before the due date. efully noting the instructions on he for the taxpayer should pre- pare his return so as clearly and fully to set forth the data therein called for. Imperfect or incorect returns are not accepted as meeting the require- ments of the income tax law. Lack- ing a prescribed form, a statement made by a taxpayer disclosing his zross income and the deductions there- rom may be accepted as a tentative eturn and, if filed within the prescrib- d time, will relieve the taxpayer from iability to penalties, provided that { without unnecy essary delay such a tentative return is replaced by a re- turn made on the proper form. vers whose net income for 926 $5,000 or less and was de- nu-.y chiefly from salary or wages required to make their returns on m 1040A. Persons whose net in- me was in excess of $5,000, or, re- gardless of the amount, was derived from a business or profession, includ- States from Great Britain, will make the presentation. Preceding the ceremonies ater, the committee of ange- ments will place a flo ibute on 1he equestrian statue of George Wash- ington in Washington Circle. Senator Simeon D. Fess of Ohlo is chairman of the reception committee. Other member are Representative Joseph W. Byrns of Tennes “harles P. Light, marshal, and Capt. Cooke, assistant inarshal. They will be assisted by Boy and Girl Scouts, who will participate in the ceremony, “Presentation of the v Scouts also will re- om the stage a_floral tribute 15 be taken by them to Mount Vernon to be placed on the tomb of Washing- ton, at the the- Many Invitations Issued. Special invitations have been ex- tended to officials of the Federal and District governments, the, diplomatic vorps and prominent residents of ‘Washington. The general public also 1s invited to attend. Tickets issued by the subcommittee on invitations will be honored up to 10:45 o'clock, after which time seats not occupied will be available to the public. The committee in charge of the cel- ebration consists of Brig. Gen. George Richards, U. 8. M. C., chairman; Capt. Conway W. Cooke, secretary; Reeves ‘. Strickland, treasurer; Maj. Gen. Henry T. Allen, U. S. A., retired; Clarence A. Belknap, Miss Mabel T. Boardman, Mrs. Arthur T. Brice, Miss Sophie Pearce Casey, Maj. Gen. Malin Craig, U. S. A.; Rev. Wiiliam L. Dar- by, Mrs. Henry F, Dimock, Gratz E. Dunkum, Robert ‘V. Fleming, Mrs. James Carroll Frazer, Isaac Gans, William Green, Gilbert H. Grosvenor, Rear Admiral Hilary =P. Jones, . N.; Mrs, Edgar B. Meritt, Edgar O Bnyaer, Jasse G Suter, Mrs. Chaties ¥. Taylor, Mrs. Thacker V. Walker, Charles W. Darr, Dr. Thomas E. Green and Maj. Frederic W. Keough. SRl The famous mosque of St. Sophia in Constantinople, which may be trans- formed into 2 mammoth restaurant and amusement pavilion, was built by the Emperor Justinian in the year 532 as a Christian church. Its pillars were taken from the temple of Diana at Ephesus, and the world was ransacked for the marble, alabaster and other precious materials which went into the structure SPECIAL NOTICES. Al:covn NATIONAL BANK, \sAsHmu'mw C., order of the ard of Dire a meeting of the ‘share- \olders of the capital stock of this associa- tion will be and is hereby called. to be held at the bauk. No. 509 Seventh stréet northwest, D ashington. D. C., 927. one’ o'clock, comsider and determinie the creasing the capital stock in the sum of two hundred fifty thousand aoum {$256,000) making the total capital seven hundred | iy thousand dollars (3750.000). the share. t record to hi venty-five 5 proi oFtion of one share foF €ach two thares by them. the same to he paid for in cash within 30 days after notice that such increase has been authorized by the meeting «oas of the price_of one hundred and seventy. | five dollars ($175) per sharc. as may seem Provet to the board of dineetorn of the bant they to have full control of all matters of detail necessary and proper to carry the fore. | e days’ notice of | 1 Giren by publication | ®oing into e such meeting shal in The Eve Star n ing farming, are required to use the larger form, 1040. i R Leaves Bulk of Estate to Husband. The will of Mrs. Evelyn Paddock Kerr, wife of Gen. John Brown Kerr, o A., was filed for probate yester- She leaves her interest in prop- at Paddock Wood, near Moro, to her brother, Robert A. Paddock, the remaining estate to her hus- nd, Gen. Kerr, who is also named executor. In the event her hus- and had died Mrs. Kerr had provided bequests totaling $100,000 for her brothers and sisters. The value of the astate is not given. Attorney Enoch A. Chase represents the estate. 604-610 9th St. N.W. o Dallyy SIM. 51.50, $2.00 $u with mfifm -ho-e\{‘:nd T2 Guaranteed of Course! PARKWAY USED SALE Al SALES DEPT., 3342 M ST N.W. REAL ESTATE LOANS BUSINESS, APARTMENT, CHURCH, HOTEL, THEATER, RESIDENCE AND GARAGE PROPERTY. CONSTRUCTION LOANS. FRED T. NESBIT 1010 Vermont Ave. Maln 9392 JUST COMPLETED DOWNTOWN APARTMENTS The Wade 13th & M Sts. NW. 1 room, Murphy bed and $40 2 rooms, kitchen, and porch, only Elevator Service Frigidaire Easy Walk to Business Section and Departments OPEN EVENINGS H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO0. 1311 H ST. N.W. VING S| wwvilflhrat;u dn logd en route or} rank. 2 . E. PHILLIPS. o0 CLOCKS REPAIRED. AN’ S CRATRED, A i Max inteed. Piiti. 1330 7¢h & ANTED—A RETURN 1OA 7Y RATEE p noms ol oF s a8E" COMPANY TR —— L OR PART ORK RICH NS URGH OR " THAT MATTRESS OF ¥ Been slept on n xnod":l:‘l;a HAS \ow and needs renovating. You Are Also Wondering r—why the beq'm.ku humpy and feels un. Fomfortable. We ure uwalting 10 Tenovate it. SER I wnn mu. Bedell Mfg. Co, 610 E S, N.W. ROOFING—By Koons‘t Roofs repaired by us STAY R Qur_thorough w A MILLION DOLLAR +—printing plant equipped to handle every kind of printing job. ‘The National Capital Press 2810-1212 D ST. N.W. Phonsion s FLORIDA INVESTORS Your next payment—can you meet it? 1 can help you. me and get my plan. No charge for conference. JAMES l‘nom\? ER DISAPPOINT BYRON S ADAMS PRINTING IN A HURRY High Grads, but not high priced. Stree Pay By the Month 1t to & new tin roof 3 1110 11th st. se after 6 p.m.. Atlantic 114» UPON WHAT WE SAY Qur ruof advice iy gliided by Call’ North JRONCLAD izt Comirbs See | DON'T WAIT 15th and Lawrence Sts. Northeast Phone Us for Auto to Inspect Large Lots Built-in Garage INSPECT TONIGHT H. R HOWENSTEIN C0. 1311 H St. NW. | MURDER CHARGED 10 GRAVE ROBBER Negro Convict’s Trunk Con- tains Women’s Apparel, Also Human Skulls. By the Associated Press. CHICAGO, February 19.—Discovery of a trunk laden with women's cloth- ing in contrast with the four human skulls found in the negro convict’ trunk in a Detroit suburb, led to re- newed efforts today to determine whether James M. Coyner murdered | as well as robbed graves. The second trunk was seized at . where officlals became when a woman supposed | to be the mother of Coyner, who Is in the Indiana State Prison, declined to identify herself to obtain the luggage. Investigation disclosed an assort- ment of Women's apparel in the trunk, which had been forwarded by Coyner's sister in Chicago. It was to her the glant convict sent a letter from the prison, telling her to get the Michigan trunk or it would be “all up with me.” Coyner_is in prison for rcbbing a grave, in Hammond, Ind., last October, but the authorities have not satisfied themselves that he obtained the grue- some collection only from cemeterle: With the trunk in Michigan wer found numerous notations of women's | names and addresses, about which Coyner has maintained surly silence,. although acknowledging ownership of | the trunk. Under a law which has just come into effect In Mississippi the holder of any public office—State, county, dis trict or municipal—is prohibited from giving an appointment or employment to any person related by blood or mar- riage within the third degree. MORTGAGE LOANS 5%2%-6% Applications for first mort- gagn loans promptly acted upon y our Loan and Investment Department. W. H. West Company Fa 916 15th St "M BUSINESS | PROPERTY FOR RENT Excellent Location 3-Story Brick Building 'with large he in rear. Located on. 12th St N.W., between G and H Sts. Rent Reasonable APPLY AT STORE 720 12th St. N.W. After 4 O’Clock CHECK-UP ON TRAFFIC. | Students to Make Count in Vicinity of McPherson Square. } Students of the highway traffic eco- ’| nomics class of the Unlversity of | Maryland will make a traffic count in the vicinity of McPherson square for the Trafic Bureau next week to de termine whether congestion has been reduced or increased at any point as a result of the change in traffic ar- rangement put into effect Monday. These students made a count before the new system was put into oper: FOR ATURDAY FEBRUARY 19, 1927 tion, and the results of both counts will be compared. If it is shown that traffic congestion has been reduced, the present system of moving traffic around the square, now in an experi mental stage, will be adopted and au tomatic trafilc lights will be installed at the four corners of the square and | a at the Intersections of Vermont | nue and H and Fifteenth and H streets. ‘The new Belglan coln, the belga, cre- ated to assist the stabllizatlon of the | currency, 18 now In circulation. In future all prices and wages in Bel- stum will be quoted in belgas. SALE New Apartment House in Cleveland Park Well built, well rented, excellently located, and attractively priced. With a substantial cash payment this beautiful apartment house may be purchased for six times its annual rental. As a little investigation will show you, this is one of the best investments available. L. E. Breuninger & Sons Main 6140 706 Colorado Bldg. | The Chastleton- Hotel 16th St. at R Unfurnished Apartments Two and three rooms, kitchen and bath with porches. Wardman Management opening of ~ Southaven BHedges & Aiddleton (Ine.) _ Realtors 1412 Eye St. NW. Frank. 9503 Apples are just apples to many of us But these apartments are like ‘“apples off ancther tree” —they are different There are new room arrangements, and real balconies that give you a view of the hills beyond the city. in tubs and Igrge closets (some are over six feet square). airy rooms, twenty-four elevators. hour service on switchboard Tiled baths, built- Bright, and The Ambassador Theater, all kinds of shops and garages are nearby, as well as excellent street car connections. But the address is a fine residential street. 1803 Biltmore N.W. Telephone: Adams 10100 Now open for inspection One room, kitchen and bath, from $42.50 ‘Two rooms, kitchen and bath, from $67.50 WARDMAN 1437 K St. N.W. Getting On In The World Depends Largely Upon Your Home Background! GOLF COURSE Ideal Location for a Commercial Golf Course 1 have a wonderful place north of Washington for a commercial golf course. This location is on one of the main thoroughfares out of Washington and is improved with large modern house and necessary outbuildings. Plenty of water on place for swimming and bathing. ‘Will help to finance. Frank L. Hewitt Silver Spring, Maryland These English detached dwellings consist of a spacious lving room with a beautiful open fireplace; at- tractive built-in glassed book cases flank the mantet on either side. The dining room is well lighted and spacious. In the rear of this room is the sunny man's room— that special feature of Shannon & Luchs construction that affords a place of rest and quiet when other parts of the house are in use. A complete tiled lavatory opens from here. Shannon & Luchs have always taken particular pains to make the kitchens of their homes absolutely the last word in labor-saving ef- ficiency. Kitchen cabinets, double drain white enamel sink, built-in refrigerators, linoleum floors and large cupboards are some of the features of these particular kitch- ens. On the second floor are 3 master bedrooms, very large cedar-lined closets, two baths, one of which connects with the owner’s room and has a built-In shower. A thorough circulation of air has been assured on the second floor. And, too, on this floor is the HANDY ROOM— an extra room that can be utilized as an extra bedroom, a nursery, a “dispensary,” a boudoir or a second- floor den. A bath also opens from this room. 1369 Hamilton Street N.W. Always Open for Inspection This is the Sample Home 1333 Ingraham Street N.W. Sample Home TO REACH Take any 1ith Strest car or drive out 16th Street to Colorado Ave. then two dlocks east Hamilton and Ingraham Streets and the sample Hor ACH of these ultra-modern Early American Homes in Fourteenth Street Terrace contains eight rooms, four of which are bedrooms; two_baths, one with shower, and double rear porches. also a large front living porch. HANNON- Members of the Operative Builders’ Ass’n of the D. C. ‘LUCH There is Phllltps Terrace A partment 1601 Argonne Place Just North of Columbia Rd. at 16th St. WE HAVE LEFT JUST A FEW OF THESE WONDERFULLY ARRANGED APARTMENTS ALL WITH IDEAL LOCATIONS ONE ROOM, KITCHEN, TILE BATH AND RECEPTION HALL FROM $45.00 to $52 Aunwt. TILE BATH 6 750" DREAKFAST ROOM, TILE BATH EC N HALL AND PORCH FROM 8100 70 13300 TWO ROOMS, KITCHEN, DINING ALCOVE, TILE BATH AND PTION HALL. $75.00 FOUR mm\ls KITCHEN, nlz BATH RECEPT! JALL AND PORCH 8 WI AND EXPOSURES FIXTUR| MURPHY BEDS, RTC. 24-Hour Telephone and Elfll!o! Service Inspect Them Today Before Deciding William S. Phillips & Co., Inc. Under Wardman Management The Highlands Several vacant apartments, now being thoroughly redecorated, available 2 rooms, kitchen and bath furnished... 2 rooms, kitchen and bath unfurnished. 3 rooms and bath furnished 3 rooms and bath unfurnished. Table d’hote Cafe Service Resident Manager North 1240 -.. $90.00 THE CLYDESDALE 2801 ADAMS MILL ROAD (Just north of 18th and Columbis Road) Superbly situated, overlooking Rock Creek Park, this modern building has a few suites re- maining, which are offered at exceptionally inter- esting terms. Various sized apartments. Here is a very real opportunity for a desirable buyer to acquire a modern 100% co-operative apartment home in a carefully restricted neighborhood. Open for inspection daily and Sunday until 9 P.M. WARDMAN 100% Co-operative Apartment Division J. Fred Chase, Exclusive Representative Office: 1487 K Street N.W. Phones: Main 3830; Columbis 7866 Apartment Rentals Suites of various sizes—outside exposures Twenty-four-hour elevator and switchboard ser- vice. Garage, shops, dining hall in direct connection. Rock: Creek Park across the street. From ona room and bath to suites or two, three and four rooms, kitchen and bath; the rentals in the great Cathedral Mansions group are extremely reason- able. Stop in and inspect these apartments before com- mitting yourself to obscurity and mental unrest in a commonplace neighborhood. Cathedral Mansions (Under Wardman Management) 3000 Connecticut Ave. N.W. Telephone Adams 4800