Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1927, Page 46

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After adopting a resolution indors. ing the proposed 60-40 plan for the | District of Columbia, the entire field of taxation in the District was dis- ed at a meeting of the West End sociation, held last night | Presbyterian Church. Piulllln“h were al discussion and | c = were levied against the w and high rate of taxation in | the District b; of the mem. | bers. The B¢ ct came before the meeting, and it w: reed by | those who spoke that it was unfair to citizens ot this city. | An adoption of a resolution foster- ing a Baumes law for the District was but it was the opinion of e present that perhaps this law is | tr The question was given rommiittee for further inves- Four new members were elected to the organization. Frank Van Sant, president of the association, presided STREET CLOéING HALTED FOLLOWING PROTEST D. C. Heads Postpone Tenth Street Project to Avoid Disturbance of Holiday T:ade. Closing of Tenth street from B street to Pennsylvania avenue for sew. er construction has been*deferred by the District Commissioners as a result | of a protest by merchants t holiday trade would be vir ed and traffic jams needle: around the market area. | The sewer about to be installed is a | large one, and the Commissioners pointed out must be finished in_time | for the construction of the new Inter- | nal Revenue Building. Until after the | Christmas holidays the construction | work on the sewer will be confined to | a short block in Tenth street between | B and Little B streets, which will leave | the end of Louisiana avenue open to traffic. 175 SIGN HOLIDAY CARD i SENT TO DR. W. M. LEWIS‘ Kiwanis Club Sending Greetings to | Former Head of George Wash- | ington University. i One hundred and seventy-five local | Kiwanis Club members have signed | a_special Christmas greeting card | which will be presented to Dr. William | Mather Lewis, president of La Fayette | College, at the regular weekly meet- ing of the Easton, Pa., Kiwanis uuh tomorrow. The Christmas greeting is being[ presented at the request of President | William S. Quinter of the Washing- | ton club as a token o friendship from | the local organization of which Dr. | Lewis was an active worker and di- rector while president of George Washington University here, RATES HELD UNFAIR. I C. C. Prescribes “Reasonable” Charges on Specified Shipments. Freight rates o. shipments of | printed or lithographed advertising | matter in much of the railroad terri- | tory of the United States were found | unreasonable by the Interstate Com- merce Commission yesterday, and rea- sonable rates were prescribed. Repa- ration was denied in several of the cases. Commissioner Woodlock dis sented in an opinion which held that prevailing classification and class rates are not excessive for the class of traffic under consideration. The disputed ratings were on bill| poster advertising material and mate- rial for calendars used for advertising purposes. CHILDREN MADE HEIRS. ‘Will of Mrs. Mary E. Ireland Filed | for Probate. | THE greatest piano value, and most popular in- strument ever designed. Dis- tinctive in the daintiness of size and beauty of case de- sign, combined with a per- fection of tone quality and volume characteristic of the highest priced famous Waurlitzer pianos, make the Studio Piano the ideal in- strument for every home. A Few of the Many Ways in Which the Studio Is Being Used Schools, Churches, Schools, Nurseries, Camps, ete. Conservatories, Popular Music Pavilions, Parlors, Boudoirs, Summer Liberal Terms | Lyric P1aNo co. 1738 14th St. N.W. Pl d me particulars about the WURLITZER STUDIO RIGHT. PIANO CO. 1738 14th Street N.W. Corner S Street OPENING EVENINGS The will of Mrs. Mary E. Ireland, who died October 29, has been filed for probate. She leaves premises 644 K stree* northeast to her daughter, Rheda M. Ireland, and the r-maining estate to her :on, Joseph H. Ireland, who is also to act as executor. By the terms of the will of Amelia Brocker, who died October 1, her en- tire estate is devised to her sister, Jennie Schneider, for life and then to her niece, Lillian Mge Hardester, who | 9:45 p.m. |at , 8:1 d 10 p.m. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1927. TODAY'S AMUSEMENTS. National—The King of Kings,” photoplay, at 2:30 and 8:30 p,m. Belasco — “L’Alglon,” drama, $:20 p.m. Keith's—Clark and Bergman, vaude- :15 and 8:1§ p.m. ‘oolin’ Around,” lesque, at 2:15 and 8:15 p.m. Strand—"Record Breakers,” lesque, at 2:15 and 8:15 Fox—"Honor First,” am. to 11:30 p.m. Metropolitan—Honeymoon at bur- bur- continuous, 11 he Woman On Trl 25, 4:30, 5:30, T 10 p.m Rialto— 11:40 am., “The Trr: 1:30. 3:35, 5:30, Columbia. 1:25, 3:30, Little caire " 0 pom. Tivoli—Tea for Three,” and 9 p.m. Ambassador— am., Beau 7:20 and at 2, 8, 7 Honeymoon Hate,” Central—"Breakfast at Sunrise.” at 30, 12:30, 2 0, 8 and 9:30 p.m. ASSESSMENT OPPOSED. W. B. Moses Co. Asks Cancellation | of Eleventh Street Levy. The W. B. Moses Co. asked the | District \Jpxeme Court yesterday to| C'InN:I an a Special Notice We Have Discontinued Our Optical Branch At 712 11th St. N.W. 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