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two, page 544, 545. Published
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Evening star., 1927-10-27
25c to SOC Jewelry
1OC

Assorted lot of Jeweliy, in
Guiding Brooches, Bar Pins, Pin
Sets, Earrings, Trinhets, Bead
Necklaces, etc, etc.
G0idenberg's-First Floor.
Charge Accounts Invited.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
OLD D. C. DRY LAW
MAY BE INVOKED
Douthitt Would Prosecute Vio-
lators on Statute Requiring
Jail Sentences.

The Citizens Service League for
Law and Order is planning to seek
prosecution of WaShington's boot
leggers under provisions OF the old
Sheppard law in lieu of the national
prohibition act in order to obtain more
drastic penalties, it was indicated yes
terday by Harry y. Douthitt, field
secretary of the organization.
Douthitt already has conferred with
Mrs. Mabel Walker Willebrandt, AS
sistant Attorney General in charge of
enforcement of the prohibition act,
seeking advice as TO whether prosecu-
tions could be instituted under the
Sheppard law. The result of the con-
ference has not been made known.
The Sheppard law. which brought
prohibition to the District three years
prior to enactment of the national
prohibition act, presCribes penalty of
a fine ranging from 5000 to $1,000
and makes a 30-day Jail sentence man.
datory. The maximum jail sentence
prescribed is one year.
The national prohibition act, how
ever, prescribes a fine of not more
than 81 900 or six months imprison-
ment for convistion on first offense.
BY prosecuting under the Sheppard
act, Douthitt said, bootleggers and
others charged with liquor violations
would be required to se:ve Jail SEN
tence, whereas they can escape i'm
prisonment under the national prohi-
bition act by paying fine.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
CORPORATION TAX
LIKELY TO Be CUT
Committee. Held f.greed on
Program of Reductions, but
at Odds on Amounts.

BY the Associated Press
Four sources of revenue, that from
corporations, individual incomes,
excise. stamp and estates, have been
mentioned prominently to date as
those most likely to be affected by
prospective congressional action.
OF this group, the corporation and
excise-stamp taxes have been referred
to most frequently in pre-session talk
as those that will receive first con
sideration by the House ways and
means committee. which has original
jurisdiction in all revenue matters.
The committee. which meets here
Monday. has differed materially as to
the amount Of reduction. party lines
appearing sharply in the disagree
ment.
While MANY Republicans are of the
opinion that $500 900 900 represents
about the maximum reduction that
can he effected, Democratic members
have come out for a minimum reduc-
ton of S400 00n 900 and a maximum
of about $500. 100000,
AS yet the committee chairman,
Representative Green of Iowa. has
said nothing since his return to Wash
ington except that he favored gen
eral reduction of the corporation tax.
Representative Garner of Texas, mi
nority spokesman on taxation, how
ever. has sounded a Democratic note
for reduction of at least S400 ,000.-
oo0. Garner favored reduction of the
corporation tax from 1872 per cent to
II. or possibly 10 per cent, and out
right repeal of the nuisance or excise
stamp taxes. Republicans have held
II per cent as the probable minimum
for reduction in the corporation rate
and many argue for ebolishment of
the nuisance levies.
While Green and Garner are known
to oppose repeal of the Inheritance or
estate tax. number of members of
both parties favor its abolition. al
though most of this group have eX.
pressed doubt over whether the con-
dition of the Treasury would permit
such action at the present.
With this line up, it Is expected
that the forthcoming tax battle will
center largely upon move by Demo
Gratis to effect reduction much
larger than Republicans will be will |
ing TO approve.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
Pennsylvania Railroad Promotions.

Several promotions in the higher
administrative positions of the Penn
sylvania Railroad were announced to-
day by the road. A. f. Buchanan,
at present assistant general passenger
agent at Philadelphia, will become
general passenger agent of the East
ern region, succeeding c. II. Mathews,
tr., who was recently made assistant
general traffic manager. T. w. Pres
ton, now division freight agent at Bal.
timore, becomes general freight agent
at Detroit, and several other changes
affecting the road were made.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
SIPS to $1.75 Silks
fr,,i'Y a.: S0C

Remnants of 40inch Washable Crepe de
Chine. 40-inch Satin Charmeuse. 40-inch
Printed Crepe de Chine, 40-inch Printed Flat
Crepe. 4O-inch Radium Silk, 4O-inch Royal
Sport Satin, 40-inch Satin-face Rayon Tatfeta,
40-nch Brocade Rayon Crepe, 32-inch Allsk
Shantung. 36-incll Satin Messaline, 36-inch
Al-silk Printed Foulards, 36-inch Printed
kmono Silks, 36-nch Satin de Chine, etc.
Desirable lengths and coors.
Evening star., 1927-10-27
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Table Danask
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600 yds.) 58-inch Mercerized
Table Damask, all white, also
colored borders. Lengths from
1L3 to 2Iz yards.
The Washington times., 1927-05-06
Women SCORE
Al Smith

The question of prohibition en-
forcement or notification as a plank
in the Democratic platform for the
forthcoming Presidential election
was handled without gloves today
by Democratic women attending the
National Woman's Democratic Law
Enforcement League conference at
the Mayflower Hotel.
Governors Smith Of New York
and Richie, of Maryland, were
dramatically criticized as potential
candidates. Mrs. John Claybrook.
honorary president of the Texas
branch of the League. arose at the
end OF an address charging aliens
with law violations and said:
1--WE have been blaming foreigners
for violations OF prohibition. Is the
Governor Of New York or the
Governor of Maryland a foreigner?
How can we criticize the foreigner
when such Americans set the ex.
ample in violating. or abetting vio-
lations? Prolonged bursts Of ap-
plause greeted this remark.
Mrs. Edward T. Smith, OF st.
Louis. served notice on the National
Democratic committee that "the
Democratic women Of America will
resist all efforts to make the party
standard bearer for notification
lists.
We hang our heads in shame in
Texas because of misgovernment
by woman. Mrs, Ferguson" Mrs.
D. NJ. Turner. of that State, de-
clared.
Further sessions will be held to-
day and tomorrow.
The Washington times., 1927-05-06
D. c. IS SEEKING
S60,O00,0O0

Congress this winter Isl expected
to appropriate between $55, 900 900
and $60,000,000 for Identification Of
the National Capital. It already
has made available $5,575. 900 for
the five-year public buildings pro.
gram. The second allotment Of
$2,275. 900 was blocked and as a
result the appropriation this winter
may amount to $7.O0O,O GEO or more,
1t was indicated today.
The $4,000 600 land purchase bill
for the District, to which is ex-
pected to be added $1,5O0.00O for
the purchase of the proposed
Supreme Court site, is almost Ger.
tain to pass early this winter, with
appropriations to follow in one Of
the supply bills.
Development Of the Union Station
Capitol plaza is to begin, the land
having been purchased for 1881 1858.
except about $4,000 worth which is
still in litigation.
Another large appropriation for
the Arlington Memorial Bridge is
to be made. The total project will
cost $14,75O, 600, Of which $500 900
has been appropriated.
Purchase OF new site tor the
farmers market is expected to be
authorized this winter. at an initial
cost OF at least $500. 900.
Authorization and an appropria.
ton for the proposed new House
Office Building, at a cost OF about
IS GOO, 900, is regarded as certain.
For removal and enlargement of
the Botanic Garden, including pur-
chase Of the new site south Of the
present location, an appropriation
Of 1885, 1888 will be asked.
An appropriation Of $500. 900 for
purchase of land for the National
Arboretum. authorized by the last
Congress, is expected.
Construction Of the proposed Mt.
Vernon Memorial Boulevard Is ex-
pected to be authorized this winter,
at cost Of from $7,OO0,OOO to $1O,-
600, 900, with an initial appropria-
ton of $1,000, 900.
The National Capital Park and
Planning Commissions appropria.
ton for purchase of park sites this
year was increased from $500. 900
to 100000.
The Washington times., 1927-05-06
JACKSON TO DIE
FOR ASSAULT
TImss STAFF photos

Philip Jackson, 3s-year-old colored
man, convicted OF criminal assault
on Mrs. Daisy yelling in the Capl-
toll Grounds February Is, today was
sentenced to die July /, next.
Justice A. A. Hoehling, before
imposing sentence. denied motion
of Jackscns counsel. j. H. Wilson.
for new trial. Wilson sought i
retrial Of the case by alleging mis-
conduct on the part Of Assistant
District Attorney, William H. Col
Inns when he referred to jackson
as q brute" Wilson also argued
that new trial should be granted
because the verdict of the jury
was contrary to the weight Of the
evidence.
After reviewing the evidence Of
the case, Justice Hoehling declared
that Jackson had been granted fair
and impartial trial and that the
penalty demanded by law must Be
imposed.
An appeal was noted by Jackson's
counsel.
Jackson stood unmoved as the
court pronounced the sentence Of
death. Mrs. yelling, his victim, was
not in court.
The Washington times., 1927-05-06
CLAYTON FIGHTS
BUSFARE PLEA

TITS a joke
That is the way William NICK.
Clayton today characterized the
proposal to transfer ownership OF
the Washington Rapid Transit Co,
from the North American Co., of
New York. to one Of itse directors
in order that the local company
might ask for higher bus fares.
The Public Utilities Commission
has refused for the past six months
to consider higher fares for the
local bus company because the
ownership of the company by the
North American Company is IL
legal.
Now 1t is proposed that Harley
Wilson. director OF the New York
company will buy the stock of the
transit company from the North
American in order to clear the
way for another plea for higher
fares.
1t was CLAYTON who originally
exposed the illegality OF. the bus
company''s ownership. His move
halted the company's fight for
higher fares.
The Washington times., 1927-05-06
OFFICES ASKED
FOR UTILITIES

The Public Utilities Commission
today. applied to Lieut.. Col. u. s.
Grant, Bird, executive officer of
the public buildings commission. for
offices for its force of about 20
experts and clerks, who will be en-
p1oyed in rate making and valua-
ton work under the decision of the
Comptroller General yesterday.
McCarI ruled that the commits
sion can hire experts without re.
gard to the salary limitations of
the classification act.
The commission expects, to pro-
coed Immediately with the revalua-
ton Of the Washington and George
town Gas Light Companies.
These valuations, which have
been pending for months, will form
the basis for rate making. The
commission has been putting off
making the valuations because of
lack OF funds.
Andrew Sangster, OF New York,
will probably direct the accounting
and historical work. An engineer
will probably be appointed to direct
the other work.
The Washington times., 1927-05-06
One Square MeaI-New
HOspital Treatment
A new type of treatment Instituted

A new type Of treatment Instituted
at Emergency Hospital last night
proved so successful that the patient
went his way smiling. He had COM
pletely recovered.
The new treatment took the form
Of a square" meal and dollar. adj.
ministered without protest on the
part OF the patient. to Harold A.
Jarvis, a 200-pound native of Indian
apolis, Ind.
Jarvis collapsed at Thirteenth and
+ Streets Northwest, and was taken
to the hospital. where 1t was found
that he was out of work and had had
nothing to eat for three days. Weak
ness from the lack of food caused
his collapse.
The Washington times., 1927-05-06
MAJ BE

May I withdraw myself from winter
wear?
NAY 1 doff wooden socks for thin
pair2
May / close the furnace door with a
prayer?
May / depend on the sun to heat the
air?
May l. free from chllI. walk draushty
halIse
May / put furs and overcoat in moth
baIIe2
Nay ! sleep with open windows under
n sheet?
Hay I rest In peace. free from frieId
Hay | 90 fishing. sare fish will eager
" bite?
May 7 ST ont ON the front porch every
nlghte
May g MayInr with girls young and
cuteS
Nay I. in May, wear my Palm Beach
suit? OLD SOCKS.
The Washington times., 1927-05-06
Four Men Are Given
Sentences TO Prison

: George Wolzyn, charged under
four indictments with forgery and
uttering, today was sentenced to
one year under each indictment,
the sentences to run concurrently,
by Justice A. A. Hoehling in CriIu-
inal Court No. i.
Major Rankin was sentenced to
Is months for house breaking and
larceny, under two indictments.
Nathan Ownes was given 10
months for HOUSEKEEPING and lar
ceny.
eolored youth, was given three
Charles Woodland. 17-year-old col
ored youth, was given three years
for robbery and attempted robbery.
The Washington times., 1927-05-06
BOY HURT mn AUTO SMASH

Thrown from an automobile that
overturned last night at New Jer-
sey Ave. and p st. N. w, Anthony
Como. IL years old. 612 g st. N. e.,
was taken to Casually Hospital and
treated for cuts in. his mouth and
bruises about the head. His con.
dition is not thought to be serious.
The automobile was driven by Car
melo Crupi, 205 G st. N. E.
The Washington times., 1927-05-06
NAME FOR PARK

A movement has been launched
by J. s. Arnold to give the name
Weller Park to the land reclaimed
from the former Anacostia flats
along the Anacostia river. The pro-
posed name is a tribute to the late
Michael /. Weller, who as member
Of the Board OF Trade for many
years ardently advocated the inn.
provement.
The Washington times., 1927-05-06
S0CKING aOLD SOCKS.

"Old Socks. pOeticGl auto
biography tpGs fairly complete
but the feminine fans of this
forum of fun and fancy are
probably less interested IN
9Uhether or not he aCas ever
"roLled'' than in hoq0 he is
"heeled.' E. E. D.