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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-20

Pleading that she sold liquor To
support her three small children
did rot save Mrs. Dwight Elliott
Of Rock Island from q 5000 fine.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-20

ats unfortunate that the Poles can not settle
ther differences at the polls.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-20
LOOK AND LEARN
By A. c. GORDON

/. What place Is noted for the
surrender of CORVALLIS and his
army TO Washington?
What flower IS emblematie
of Scotland?
2 Where Is the largest pearl
fishery in America j?
i. What IS the largest river in
England?
>. What bird Is said to run at
The rate Of a nile a minute?
Answers to Yesterdays Questions:
/. The mesquite.
New Orleans
3. The copper cent,
!. Dover, England.
5. The carp.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-20

AN men are born equal, at least SO far as
clothes are concerned.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-20
rT,HE hes, Of the 10, part,c,po,et

|T1HE best Of the lot participated
il in as an innocent bystsndeT
myself
It happened in Buenos Aires
city of about 2000,0oo SO that II was
no small affair-early in 1918
Labor conditions had been badly
scrambled for some time Several
industries had, strikes on their
hands Finally they coalesceo and
general tie.up was decreed
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-20

appropriately enough, Byrd was the first to
fly over the North Pole.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-20

Cards of thanks resolutions respect and obituary
notices other those which the paper may give
of news, will be charged for at the rate OF
eents "A, line.
Notice Of church and society and all other enter,
from which revenue is to be derived Will
be charged for at the rate of cents line.
The Citizen is open forum and invites discussion
II public issues subjects of local general inter-
st. but II will not publish anonymous communica-
ions.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-20
IMPROVEMENTS FOR KEY WEST
ADVOCATED BY THE CITIZEN

1. Water and Sewerage.
80. Road to the Mainland.
8. Comprehensive City Plan. i,
4. Hotels and Apartments.
s. Bathing Pavilion.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1926-05-20
STEWARDS .A
WASHINGTON LETTER137sF

Some of the dispatches have re-
ferred to England's as only the sec
ond in history the one IN Germany
at the time of the Dr Knapp putsch
having been the first
This may he true as to general
strikes on national scale hut on
y city wide and partly on q nationh'
scale the South American east const
had a perfect epidemic of thens 'h
rectly following the wal and web
some Of the. IIatlrr Arnerican diplos
mats IN Washington nov ren1eunllet
what they were like
Evening star., 1926-04-01
WOmen's and Children's
Hosiery Specials

Fine Hosiery discontinued num-
Der from one of the well known
manufacturers. With mercerized
garter tops, long silk boots of even
weave. Regular sizes in good as
sortment of colors. Extra sizes that
are full cut and made with very
ella astic m erceri q d tops. Good
assortment of sizes. Reg. S7 40
uIarly Sl.85 and $l.05.
WOmen's Silk Sports Hose, in
smart plaids and stripes. etc. OF
silk and silk and rayon. Plain and
Richelieu ribbed. Some are full
fashioned. Regularly S1.O8
$3.50 and $2.98. ~o
WOmen's Silk and RayOn Hose,
in semi-fa shioned. medium weight
and chiffon. Black and colors.
Women's Burson Silk -and-rayon
Hose, in extra large sizes with
scanned back In black. white and
colors. All perfect. Regu- 7Oc
larly sl.OO pair.
Boys and Girls Mercerized Sports
Hose, of pineapple weave. in black
white, brown, camel gray, beige,
pongee. Sizes s to 91a. Reg.
uLarly 2oc and 3oc pair. 4 &1
pairs,
Children's Rayon 70 Sports Hose.
of English rib with self-color and
attractive fancy tops. In fawn.
gray. beige. pongee and camel
Sizes S to TO- Regularly 59c G1
pair. pairs.
Youths and WOmen's "a Hose,
for sports wear: extra long and
elastic English ribbed stockings.
With self-color and fancy tops. In
brown. gray. camel. beige. tan.
Sizes So to II. Regularly soc CT
and 75c. pairs. w
PaIais RoyaI-Main Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-01
Housewares

All Colored Glass and Imported
Pottery: large purchase enables
us to offer these pieces much be.
low their regular value. Many OF
the items are only few of one
kind. such as Wall Pockets. Flower
Vases. Water Pitchers, Com G1
ports. Fruit Bowls, etc,
3e.pc. Cottage Sets = American
semi-porcelain; service for CD QQ
six persons. Special, set.
Tea Cups and Saucers-Imported
thin transparent china, three attraC-
tive decorations. Cup and CSc
saucer. Special.
Wrought-Iron Bird Cage OQc
Stands. Special
Wrought Iron Bridge G1 20
Lamp Bases. Special.
Metal Waste Paper Baskets-As
sorted d iapanned finishes. 2Oc
Special. each.
Evening star., 1926-04-01
Unusual Offerings
in Furniture

Two SAC 3.piece Fiber Suites
Fiber suite, finished in putty and
green. Suitab BILE for small apartment
or sun porch, Made up Of &9h
chair, rocker and settee,
Three S39.75 Apiece Decorated
Porch Sets-Each suite is made up
Of 2 chairs, settee and ia coz
BILE.
One S341.25 10-plece French Wal.
nut Dining Room Suite-5 chairs.
pieces.
Four SI5.75 Double White Enamel
Metal Beds. complete GO OK
with springs.
Ten s4s5 Single Size CO OK
Army Cots. 2ie size. ~"o
Two S35 Double Size
Co"ches. complete with S10.75
felt pad.
One SIS Duet Bench. with &1O
ample space for music.
One $I95 3-pIece jacquard Velour
Living Room Suite, complete with
full-length davenport. wing S110
chair and club chair.
One S2s.;5 Solid Ma &7Q *
hogany Umbrella Stand.
One &I40 Chaise Lounge. made
with best spring construc-
ton. ton; Upholstered ."asr1re in at 500
One see 3-piece Bed
Davenport Suite. in blue &71Q
and taupe,
One 1919 5-piece Huguenot Wal.
nut Rodroom Suitp-A most at
tractive set al very un- @OQO
usual price.
Palais Royal-FOurth Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-01
Lingerie Specials

Gowns from Porto Rico and the
Philippines, all h q m d o and
beautifully embroidered in vines.
flowers and punch work. With
various necklines-with and with
out sleeves - and m 2 with
generous hem. Regularly S1.58
SIo8.
Attractive Silk Underwear. in
cluding Envelope Chemise and Step
ins. of soft.fnish crepe de chine.
Trimmed with various fine laces.
lUly S22o.
Baronet Silk Slips, in very spe-
cial group-an assortment of all the
lovely bright Spring colors. In
straightline models with back fun
ness Made in shoulder strap
style. sizes to A. &1 OQ
Regularly t2.98.
Palais ROyal-Third Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-01
Girls Specials

Girls Atwood Sweaters. specially
purchased or the price would be
much higher In slip-on and coat
styles. Girls will want sweaters TO
wear to school and for sports in
vacation time, and this is an en-
ceptional offer. Sizes 10 Is years.
Made to sell for s3.95 and CD 0Q
$500
Sports BlOuses for Girls to wear
with the sweaters and Spring suits.
Made of cotton pongee and styled
with Peter Pan collars. Sizes IA to %.
Values. 79c to sl.2j. Friday 1Qc
Special. at
PaIais ROyal-Third Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-01
Infants Specials

Infants Lingerie Caps. in all sizes,
hut not all STYLES in every size at
this greatly reduced price. Some
are samples that are 81 & h ! Y
mussed but remarka bic values and
easily laundered. Made with fancy
ruff1es. turn-back style and ribbon
bows. Regularly 79c TO S0c
$50.
Infants NainsOOk Dresses, some
with dainty hand embroidered yokes
and others with clever touches of
shocking. Sizes range from
infants to years. Regu- S0c
lvlv 79c TO SIPS.
Evening star., 1926-04-01
Blouse Special

BrOadclOth OverblOuses-A special
purchase sale. in many smart styles
and Spring shades. To wear with
your suit or sports costume. Fash.
ionable necklines include the man.
nish shirt collar, club, Peter Pan
and deep V. All have long sleeves
and some with link cuffs. Made of
fine English broadcloth. Sizes "a
to so. Regular S295 81 OF
ualues.
Palais RcyaI-Third Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-01
Upholstery Special
Sl)l CretOnne.COvered CUSHION

KW IretOnne.IOVeTtu NUsIIIOTIs' IT
q dozen different shapes and sizes.
A beautiful assortment OF colors
from which to select. Included in
this group are cushions TO serve All
the Spring and Summer demands
Many rayon-covered cushions and a
limited number of Bar Harhor chair
cushions that are tufted and
reversible. Regularly sl.l9 to at
N.45.
PaIais R0yai-Second Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-01
Glove Specials
Kresge Department Stores y
Duality Merchandise Courteous Service

Novelty Kid Gloves --a a special
purchase that brings the smartest
styles at very low price. Fancy
cuffs in the popular turn back and
many other designs. In all the
wanted Colors and combinations
mode, beige, beaver. brown, black
and white, white and black, white
and red. etc. All sizes in the group
hut not in every style and color
Regularly tUoutd sell for CD *
$500 and $3.50.
Fabric Gloves. of suede finish,
with novelty cuffs in many styles
and clever slip-on models All the
popular Spring shades, Regu. cI
imiv H.95 pair. 2i
Palais RoyaI-Main Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-01

Lovely Wash Dresses to wear in
Spring. OF sunbeam rayon, fig
ured prints and imported novelty
wash fabrics in plain colors or self
flowered effects. Fashionably made
In straight lines, with set-in or
kimono sleeves. A model that
older women will enjoy wearing is
made with long sleeves in a mate
rial with small white figures on
black background. Sizes 10 As.
Regulariy S5.75 and SS 90
t5.98.
Palais Royal-Third Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-01
Union Suits and RayOn
Underthings

Women's RayOr Envetope
Chemise, in step-in styles, with SELF
picot straps in plain and two-tone
effects In good as
sortment of sizes. Reg" At. 80
lrlv SI.95.
WOmen's "MerOde" Union suits.
of light weight. Made with built.up
shoulder and in bodice style with
straps. Tight knee and wide leg
also the popular closed, wide leg
shell finish. Sizes "a to a.. QOc
Priced for Friday.
PaIaiS ROyal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-01
Boudoir Requisites
SDecial
I. 3. Piaue & Ca
NesAxk

3-piece Toilet Set. imitation pearl
on.amber set. consisting OF three
beautiful pieces-hairbrush, mirror
with regulation handle and
dressing b. Regularly G.
$3.50.
Boudoir Clocks. Regu' S1.05
larly s2.o5.
Boudoir Clocks. Regu- Cd 30
larLv S3.95.
Picture Frames. Regu. I'D 7S
lnrly 1896.
Palais Royal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-01
Beaded Robes Very
Specially Priced

Beaded Robes, of imported geor-
gette, all finished and elaborately
beaded Decidedly smart for dinner
or dance frock. In all-white. jet and
silver on black, lipstick.
violet, orange. cerise S11.0S
and navy.
Palais Royal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-01
Household Needs
Specially Priced
4.5OO yards Wash Materials. all a

$500 yards Wash Materials. all at
one low price-tissue ginghams
wolfe, ratine. cotton suitings and
many other fabrics. Regu. 90
larEy 29c and 33c. Yard, oc
Fancy Turkish Towels, attractive.
ly made with colored ends. In f7o
good weight. Regularly SOC. =
All.wOol Blankets. in plaid de
signs of light and attractive colors
In the 70XS4inch size. Regu. GO
lnriv sll.S5 pair. ~
Palais Royal-Second Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-01
Silverware Specials

Three piece Carving Set, made Of
stainless steel. mounted on stag
composite handles and sterling sill
Yer ferrules. Set consists of cary.
ing knife. steel and fork. fine
gift for the Spring bride. Attrsc-
lively boxed. Regularly 60 o.
S3.o5.
Evening star., 1926-04-01
Stationery Specials

High.grade Stationery with Linen
Finish. Attractively boxed and just
the thing for an Easter gift. Each
box contains two quires of paper
with envelopes to match In white
and orchid or blue and
W lite. Regularly sl.25 @1 00
and $3.50 box.
Easter Novelties. Cards and
FavOrs will be drastically reduced
for quick clearance. On sale at one
half price Friday and Saturday.
Regularly SC to $3.95. Each
2 for Sc to $l.05
Palais Royal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-01

50A New Rag Rugs, that are made
Of Cretonne and gingham combina.
ton of rags. Firmly woven to give
satisfactory wear Very attractive
for bedroom. hall and bath. QSc
Size 25x5O. REGULARLY Sf.20, oS
Palais Royal-Second Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-01

Children's Union Suits. made Of
cross-barred muslin. In waist style
with buttons and garter attach
ments. Sizes to II years. Also
Boys F'ine-weave Union Suits In
ResulmEy SOC. 2 for =
Evening star., 1926-04-01
Art Needlework Specials

Childrens Stamped Dresses, of
colored linene. Stamped in several
designs for simple colored en-
broiderv. The colors are russet,
blue. peach and maize. To be made
up in sizes 4, 6, S, 10 years 1Qc
REGULARLY &c.
Women's Stamped Dresses. of
printed lawn or striped cotton
broadcloth i'm brown or blue. MAY
be made up in sizes 36 to 40. Ma
terials will launder well. S1 90
Regularly S26j.
PaIais Royal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-01
Notion Specials

ChiIdren's Adjustable Sock
Garters. Assorted colors. 7Qc
pairs,
Femo Nap Sanitary Nap CQc
kins. One dozen to box. Box,
Hair Clippers. guaranteed 100
perfect For bobbed hair.
PeneIa Double Mesh Hair Nets,
cap shape Guara nteed. As
sorted browns. white and C1c
gray. 3 for
PaIais ROyaI-Main Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-01
Leather Goods Specials

Leather Handbags taken from our
regular stock and reduced for Fri
day shoppers. About twenty mod,
els in all. including pouch. under
arm and fiat vanity books made up
in the most practical feathers. In
all the most wanted col CD 40
ors. Regularly S2.95.
PaIais ROyal-Main Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-01
COrsetIets

This light easy-fitting garment
meets all the figure requirements.
Side fastening with side cores of
elastic. Lightly boned back and
front. Made of novelty
fabrics Sizes 80 to As. G1 90
Special,
Evening star., 1926-04-01

Ladies' Pure Linen Handkerchiefs,
attractively made with 1/16-in. C1
hem. RegulGrlv l9C each. for
Palais Royal-Nain Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-01
Jewelry Specials

Flexible Bracelets, made of plat.
enoid finished metal Neatly chased
and mounted with square-cut col
cred stones; white, black, emerald
and sapphire. G1
Regularly $I.95,
Sterling Silver Flexible Bracelets,
mounted with bri = h t
fqceted rhinestones. G1 o.
Regularly S2.95.
Paiais RoyaI-Main Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-01
New SOC Undermuslins

NighteoWns Princess Slips Chemise
Bioomers Sfep-inS
Fresh, new, clean garments, neat
ly made; full cut and nicely 20c
trimmed. Regular sizes.
Evening star., 1926-04-01
TAKE ADVANTAGE OF THE SPECIALS BARGAIN BASEMENT
Rayon Envelope
Chenise

Rayon Envelope
Chemise
Bodice style. French pattern. Tai
lored design with fancy edge rayon
shoulder straps. All wanted 0Qc
shades, in all sizes. At
1000 Yards Vacation
Calatea Cloth
Made to Sell at 2Oc
Friday, 12c yd.
Fast color Galatea Cloth. in the
mill whole. selection of stripe and
checks for children's garments.
Rayon Vests
Beautiful ustrous rayon, bodice
style. In all wanted shades: Pink,
peach, orchid, light blue and 7Qc
Nile green. At
$l.29 Crepe Pajamas
100 Two piece Crepe Pajama Suits,
with popular jenny neck and em.
broidered yoke. Sizes is C7 00
and II.
Evening star., 1926-04-01
$l.59 Girls Cingham
Dresses

Now that the warm weather is
here the youngsters will need more
dresses. We have just 200 of these
neatly made youthful dresses to sell
at this price. Some
in bloomer styles. to IA G1 DO
years.
Evening star., 1926-04-01
Sale Of 2,64O Pairs Of
Mems 75c
Novelty Socks
J pairs, 81

In this sale you will find the
socks that will be worn for
Spring-nOvelty cross stripes.
plaids and checks Of contrast.
ing cOlors. In champagne.
navy, French tan, black. pale
blue, harvest, gray. OF fine
quality rayOn and Isle. In.
cluded i'm this group are 1,0O0
pairs of "InterwOven" socks
of discontinued numbers. Buy
socks Friday and save Csc on
each pair. Sizes 91a to IL.
Palais ROyal-Men's Shop
Main Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-01
$l.OO Tots Voile
Dresses

Cute Little Dresses of fine voile, in
pretty pastel shades, daintily trim.
med with contras sting colored voile.
lace and touches of hand en- TO-
broi6ery. Sizes to s years, ~
Evening star., 1926-04-01
80c Sleeveless Hoover
Aprons

200 Sleeveless Hoover Aprons.
Something new, Dainty checks of
pink. blue. brown, lavender. tan,
red gingham. prettily trimmed with
becoming braids. These aprons are
so comfortable and easy TO RQc
get into. Medium and large,
Evening star., 1926-04-01
Annual Sale of Rose
bushes and Shrubbery
Still Continues
Fourth Floor

Palais Royai-Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1926-04-01
Boys $lO.95 Suits

Boys apiece Vest Suits,
consisting of 2 or 3 button
English-cut coat. vest and 2
pairs lined pants. golf and
pair knickers. In light tan.
gray, brown and large assorI-
ment Of mixtures. Coats are
lined with fine quality alpaca
and pa nts ire lined with good
wearing materials. sizes
: TO IS. Regularly $8.
fI0.o5.
Evening star., 1926-04-01
$l.29 Rayon Princess
Slips, Chemise and

Every piece new-specially bought
for this sale. Princess Slips, in tai
lored style, street shades. Chemise,
in pastel shades, net or lace trim
med. Boomers, in light. high and
street shades. Sizes 36 to 90,
a.
Evening star., 1926-04-01

Fast color Galatea Cloth. In the
mill whole, selection Of stripe and
checks for children's garments.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-19
COUNTESS kAROCYl
SAYS FAMILY MAY
SETTLE ~ CtNAC.

MONTREAL. Nov 10 - Countess
KarOlyi, wife of Count Michael
Karolyi. who has been bdrred from
the United States by the American
Department of State. has arrived
here from overseas and registered
at local hotel as Mrs karolyi" E"
She said that her visit was personal,
and indicated that the Karolyi family
might settle in Canada.
The countess said that it was not
her intention to attempt to enter
the United States. Beyond STATING
that she intends to visit Western
Canada and look over some farms in
Saskatchewan. the countess revealed
nothing of her future plans.
When reporter asked whether
the Karolyi family would come To
live permanently in Canada, the
countess replied: Possibly; We had
the idea of leaving Europe some five
years ago and things changed. Now
we are interested again"
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-19
LENROOT OPPOSES
COOLIDGE PROGRAM

NEW YORK, Nov. b senator
Irvine l.. Lenroot. Republican of
Wisconsin. announced his disap-
proval OF The Administration sur
plus refunding plan. He declared
that the plan would largely benefit
COZ porations end big business men
and net those from whom the taxes
We're actually collected.
Speaking at a dinner of New Yoih
credit men. Senator Lenroot pro-
posed that instead of giving credit
on this years taxes, payable next
year. tnat Congress make one year
reduction OF taxes 10 be effective
in 1928 thai would absorb the treas
ury surplus. He declared that there
is no controversy over the PROPOSE
tion that most taxes are passed on
by business concerns to the people
as whole in the prices of things
the people buy 10 eat and wear and
use. He continued:
ITO grant refund 10 these who
paid the taxes or TO give crCdit >
those who pay next March Will uot
give relief to the people who would
be entitled to it. 1t would permit
the corporations and big business
men to keep a part of the taxes
they have collected from the
people"
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-19
II KILLED.; Is
INJURED FROM
BLAz|N C OIL
Explosion Of Oil Tanker
Srli.s Out Lives-Screams
leil of Horror.

PAL1lMCRE. Md, Nov. 19=Late
this afternoon i persons We're kill
90 an - are reported injured as
We i - nlunged frantically into
ne blazing hulk of the Norwegian
oil tanker Mantila, which was
VI ecEed by an explosion.
cfaw 81 men and many dry
ok workers. We're aboard the
anker at the time of the explosion.
Flaming oil sprayed the wharf
~han the side ef the ship was blown
CT
f5n explosion was in on oil tank
play of flaming oil fired the
NJ from stem IL stern.
N.arby buildings were damaged.
Dock hands aided the hremen
and volunteers entered the hull to
bring out tn dead and injured. The
fescuIng crew was endangered by
othef larks aboard the tanker
Screams came from the interior
of the hiazIus MantilIa.
Several are reported to have been
brought Cdt with clothes afire,
arms and legs severed.
Steel from the sides of the ship
Was nuled 100 yards.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-19
Observatory
Tests 10 See II
Earth Shakes

LONDON. Nov. 19.-An attempt TO
accurately determine whether the
earth is shrinking is to be made by
scientists of the world who have be-
gun tests TO detect and measure pos
sible moves OF the earth's crust. The
principal observatories in various
pairs OF the globe are cooperating
with the Royal Oh ervatory at Green
wich.
The first experiments consisted
Of wireless signals sent by stations
in the United States and on the Con-
tiaent at the rate of 81 rhythmic
signals per minute. The time of
the signals were registered by obser-
vatories at San Diego. California.
Algiers. Shanghai, Paris, Washing
ton, Berlin and Australia.
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-19
DEFENSE RESTS
DR.. MOORE CASE;
ARGUMENTS MADE
Judge Instructs Jury Saying
Doctor Has Right to
Administer Poison.

PORT ANGELES. Wash. Nov. 19.
After the defense rested yesterday
afternoon in the case of Dr. Moore
charged with alleged poisoning Of
his wife, the Judge dismissed the
jurors until this forenoon when the
attorneys will be heard in their final
arguments.
Before the defense closed the last
witness. William NJ. Dehn, for 20
years chemistry professor at the
University of Washington, pro-
nounced the prosecutions investiga-
ton CT the nature of the alleged
poison and arriving at the probable
quantity, as faulty He said he
examined Mrs. MOore's vital organs
after her death and declared they
showed no trace of poison.
The court instructed the jury that
DR.. Moore had legal right to ad-
minister poison and if he caused
death with it by mistake or misjudg-
ment, he could not be convicted of
first degree murder on that ground
alone. The jury may return man
slaughter verdict.
Conspiracy Is Charged
John +. Dore, Seattle attorney,
chief counsel for DR.. Paul ID. Moore.
talking to the Jury. charged the case
was the result of conspiracy
against Moore. actuated by profess
sional jealousy. He asserted that
the hospital chart upon which was
kept a record of capsules given Mrs.
Moore, had been tampered with and
forged. He showed that the chart
had prescriptions dated July IS and
these had been recorded on July II
indicating medicine obtained was
given that date.
Prosecuting Attorney Wilson, sum.
ming up his case, rested upon the
difference between commissions caus-
ed by strychnine and uremia.
Defense Attorney Conliffe asked:
rs it possible that a man contem
plating murder would go around
town telling everyone about it? DIR
Moore knew his wife had been i'll
all of her life. She often had vio-
lent commissions and she could not
recover from an operation
The Alaska daily empire., 1926-11-19
REFUND PL. An
IS R j n N ! N c
AGAINST ROCKS
Democrats Propose Tax Re-
duction Rather Than Re-
funds-Lenroot Agrees

WASHINGTON. Nov. Senator
e. NJ. Simmons. Democrat of North
'arolina. and rank ug IN mbcr Of
he Senate Finance Comm ttee and
representative John y. Garner.
Democrat, OF Texas, ranking member
If the House Ways and Means Com
nittcn. have agreed upon tax pro-
gram thai Will disregard the Presi-
ient's ref II Ing proposal. and viii
make permanent tax reductions Ct
1926, 100000 a year. Among their
plans is the reduction Of taxes on
corporation incomes from 1874 per
cent 10 II per cent and remove the
excise taxes on theatre admissions
and American products of any sort