Evening Star Newspaper, March 3, 1927, Page 27

NCOME TAX AID FURNISHED PUBLIC Revenue Officers Assigned to Banks and Stores—Bureau Augments Staff. in making out nich are due on Internal Rev To assist income tax or before Mz nue Bureau not only has greatly aug- mented the staff at the office of Deputy Coliector H. C. Powell, at 1422 enue, hut has assigh- f revenue officars to va- rious banks and department stores. The returns are made on the basis of aturday and continuing umtil the of business, March 15, deputy co ors will be stationed at the National Metropolitan Bank, 613 Fifteenth street; Federal-American | Bank. Fourteenth and G streets; Mun- Munsey Building: Mer- and Trust Co., Southern ontinental Trust Co., 801 Fourteenth street; District Natlonal Bank, 1404 G street; Lincoln. National Bank. 318 Seventh street; Lincoln Branch, nteenth and H ‘streets: Columb al Bank, 911 F street: tional Bank, Four- teenth and G streets; Woodward & L,mhrub. Lansburgh Bros. and Hecht o. No Cost for Service. Service was ffered yesterday. and il continue, 3 the Riggs Natlonal tvanfa avenue, and Co,, Fifteenth and and will be available Mon- day at the Fifteenth street entrance reasury Building. vice, which includes the ad- IT PAYS BOTH SIDES OF 7TH exceptional - interest. TO offered ,\s a on of the oath, [\\lllmul t to the taxpa. timesaver, taxpayers are advise read carefully the instructions nh (hv- form and to insert the answers to such questions concerning which no advice is required. top of forms for individual returns “Are you a citizen or resident of the United States®” “Is this a joint return of husband and wife?” “Were you married and living with husband or wife on the last ministr: vear?” etc., should be answered before seeking advice of the experts. Requirements Cited. Income tax refurns are required of for the taxable year was $1,500 or every married person, living husband or wife, whose net i | more; income was $5,000 or more, less of net income. ARKANSANS NAME YOUNG Ohoose Him as President of State | Society. Harold D. Young was chosen presi- dent of the Arkansas State Soclety at regar | streets, and Milton Williams named secretary. These officers will Iter appoint the vice presidents of | the soclety, In accordance with its| custom. Barl W. Hodges of New Yorl former resident of Arkansas, ered an address on “Arkansas outlined the rosources of the Stat |and commended the society upon f | State’s accomplishments. tive Ragon of - Arkansa president, presided ar Young, his succeasor. Guests of honor included Repre entative Manlove of Missouri, Rep- resentative Sanders of Texas and Mr. Fulton of Mississippl. Following the election of ~officers cards and dancing were held for the 160 members and guests. the retiring introduced M DEAL AT erg's “THE DEPENDABLE STORE” AT K ST. Questions at the | day of the taxable | every single person whose net income | its annual meeting last night in the | Washington Club, Seventeenth and K | was THE EVENING (FISHER SEEKS NEW SEPARATION HEARING, Cartoonist Asks New Trial of Suit That Gave Wife $20,000 Alimony. | sastainie | By the Assoctated Press. } NEW YORK, March 3.—Applica- | { tion for a new trial in the separation | cuit recently won by his wite was | ! made yesterday by Harry C. (Bud)| Fisher, cartoonist. | as taken under advisement by | me Court Justice Tierney. who irded Mrs. Fisher a separation and wed her alimony of $20.000 a year. “isher’s lawyer told the justice that 1 her was on his way to England when the trial took place and was not | | here to refute his wife's story of fam 1y troubles. He said Fisher made thfl trip abroad to obtain a witness against his wife, who was formerly the Coun- Beaumont, whom he met | abroad and married on board the | | steamship Leviathan, when he was returning to this (‘nllntr\ | PREFERS SIDE SADDLE. King George Sayn He Does Not Like to See Women Ride Astride. March 3 UP.—King| kes the vogue of women | = de. Visiting the horse | | show at ington yesterday, he saw | | ¢ women in mannish costume | of hunters, which were being | shown in the ring, and remarked to | his companions don't like to \41- women ric the side seat fs | much mor i | cess Mary are reement with the The Queen never | ary often follows riding side-saddle. | tess de The Queen and pleheartedly in a King on this point. rides, but Princess the hound: | hospitality D ‘., THURSDAY, MARCH 3 1927 20 STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C. MARCH 3. 1997. \Special Bed Wins COL. CLIFTON RETIRES Tall Prince’s Praise! FROM AUTO CHAMBER ForU.S. Hosplmhtv |Ntmom\l Motor Car Commerce . ! Group Names Former Hgad to Honorary Berths. By the Associated Prees. CHICAGO, March 3.~American | ads the world, Prince William of his return from where he lectured | As an example of the consider- | ation given the six-foot-four royal | guest, a furniture company had an eight-foot bed especially constructed for him to insure his perfect rest the one n e spent in Rockford, the prince s Sweden declared upon 1L, Rockford, By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 8ol | Charles Clifton, chafrman of | board of the Pierce-Arrow Motor Car | Co., vesterday resigned as president | of the National Automobile Chamie | of Commerce, a position he has held Perfect baking results every time! If you use GOLDMEDAL UR “kitchen-tested” For every kind of baking: pies, pastries, cakes, biscuits, bread March is COAT MONTH —And Here’s a Sale of ewSpring Coal for Sports and Dress Wear S0 Sizes 36 to 46 and Extra Large Sizes 421/ to 521/ : Sl Syles ketched Smart New Styles for Spring—at a Price That Marks the Limit of Value-Gwlng Women and Misses will find here -tomorrow - in - this special sale a collection of cleverly styled Coats that will prove of Beauti- fully tailored Coats of faultless- ly smooth woolens you would never expect to find.in such moderately priced coats. They're all new—and differ- ent. Just what Spri weather calls for, women and misses ng’s balmy and what want now. Featuring the popular vogue expressed in many smart style details that are copied from ad- vance models for Spring and Summer. mings- of models that striking Summer sizés 36 to 40, and sizes 42Y5 to 52V5. simplicity. models and women’ Coats with new trim- furs and - are tailored with Misses’ s styles in extra large Materials Are Soft AU-W ool Tweeds, Overplaids, Novelty Mixtures and Twills Sport and dressy models, with self collars or fur collars of mandel, natural or beige squirrelette furs. Some models are lined with imitation kasha with cuffs of same material. Large patch pockets or fancy pockets. Trimmed with fancy silk stitching and rows of se!f or bone buttons. Colors of navy, tan, cocoa and black, also rich overplaids and attractive combinations. Six of the styles sketched from coats in this sale. GOLDENBERG'S—SECON mmmmNo Interest or Extras Added to Charge ‘Accowntsymmmmmmmmumm¥e Do Nd?liilfio Our 'Frl D FLOOR. T !m- of endocrinology in the Graduate w‘ hool of e in the University "since the beginning of the assoctution | Wwork in tne indusiry in 1904 | n recosnition of his work. he was | e president and honor: ary director of the association, the | CATe of Mothers May Make Poten- oniy man to be given that homor by | g1 peone gl ae the organization. Roy D. Chapin, PHILADELPHIA, March 8 (®).— 1| their routine in th ! chairman of the board of the Mum..ni Motor Car Co., becomes the new presi- president | New knowledge regarding the fume. | Prospective mo: | struments dent, with Alving Macauley of Packard. first vice president, and | f the ¢ ¢ P gy nt. and | tioning of the ductless glands in pros.| Ji T {ihe e AR e pective mothers had led science to de- | quctless | president of the passenger car | vise by which potentially | proper 1 feeble-minded children can be born | eSpecially | division | - minds and bodie: GLANDS AID MENTALITY. it ;ynw.. few simnle fonal efficiency of the It is the lack of ing of (h!'\? glands— thyroid and in Vhe mother that r-mindedness in the off- means | Paris hassa feather-bouquet fad. Free Delivery Anywhere All DGS Stores co- operate in maintaining a city-wide delivery service for their customers. Phone Franklin 7059—leave your order and test oilir serv- ice, quality and low prices. »~GOOD FOR THE ENTIRE WEEK! SUGAR 101is. 3¢ CAMPBELL'S 3 c an g 230 BEANS 3 Cans 23 CAMPBELL'S - 3 Pkgs. 2Qc Tomato Soup Large 25° Jello ... 2 Pkgs. 25c Libby’'s De Luxe PEACHES New York State Gorton’s Ready-to-Fry CODFISH Green Lima Beans The famous “Fort Brand” exclusively sold at DGS Stores only! 25 Snider’s Sweet Wrinkle Peas, 19¢ GOLD BAG COFFEE Ib. 37c ORIENTA COFFEE Ib. 47c Maxwell House Coffee Ih. 49¢ 1lb. @ Salada Tea', 23 WHEELING MATCHES 6 for 25¢ | GOLD BAND BUTTER Ib. 61¢ POTATOES 10 Ibs. 35¢ | Grand Prize French Dressing 29¢ CERESOTA FLOUR 12 Ibs. 65¢ | Schneider’s Vienna Bread 1lc Ib. 38¢ | Corby’s Boston Cream Pie 30c Campfire Marshmallows Baronet Brand Imported Sardines 2 for 25¢ Hand-Picked Navy Beans Sun-Maid Seeded Raisins 2 for 25c¢ ARGO SALMON. . . .can, 25¢ PINK SALMON, 2 cans for 29¢ CHUM SALMON, 25¢ (nr Faunce’s Sausage Meat ' P«G Soap .37 LIFE BUOY SOAP 4 for 25c |RINSO—smal KIRKMAN SOAP 4 for 25¢ [SOAPINE FELS-NAPTHA SOAP 4 for 25¢ | BRILLO ; DORSCH’S HOLMES CAKES AND PIES [A & LOAFA BREAD, 9c ™ —Address All Communications to 107 6th Street N. 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