The Washington times. [volume], September 11, 1919, FINAL EDITION, Page 3, Image 3

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IHE WASaiiNUTOA TliMKH, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. 1S19.
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IfiOfiS TAKE KG
LEAVE ENGLAND TO
DODGE HIGH TAXES
Singer Brothers Return to
America Because of Steep
Tariff On Wealth..
Rube Goldberg's Boobs
BUT IT DOESN'T MEAN
ANYTHING
By Goldberg
Copyright. Ul.
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By R. I OeMtwrs.
DROP IN CHICAGO
"PHILADELPHIA. Sept- 11. Adam
Mortimer Singer and his brother,
"Washington M. Singer, -who have been
living in England, are returning to
Aajerica, according to & copyrighted
dispatch from London to the Phila
delphia Public Ledger.
They go home because after the pay
ment of the income tax to tne United
States they are taxed 10 shillings 6
peace to the pound of the remainder.
Adam Mortimer Singer said:
"One of my brothers has already re
turned. By going to llye in America
ire should double our incomes. A man
living In England who has 100,000
$500,000) income from the United
States, first pays 12 per cent national
tax and 50 per cent surtax to America.
Then he pays 10 shillings 6 pense in
the pound on the balance of 38 per
iceot to Great Britain, leaving 19,000
$95,000) for himself. If this man had
a residence in France, his income
taxes in the three countries -would ex
ceed 100 per cent."
Other -wealthy Americans are likely
to follow the example of the Singer
brothers on account of the double tax
ation during peace times without the
stimulus the same levy Inspired when
the war was la progress.
frAIAS 11 STORIES BUT XjIVKS.
NEW YORK, Sept. JJL Cella Tan
neobaum, stepping on a ventilator to
"snap" the Pershing parade, fell
through the glass and down an
eleven-story shaft She will live,
though both legs and an arm were
broken.
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CHICAGO, Sept. 1'. The prlaeloal
basis bt the eost of meat was sfcm
yesteraay to have beea reduced sw
than $1 a hundredweight fa tke )
fortalght.
Tbousaads of live kegs at the CM
oago steok yards weat'aasdUl tklB
morning, some as lew as S14L2C, whers
as on August 28 the advaat ef be
prices under 1 was hailed as -Ising
notable relief to suffers rs frosm
high cost of living. Xvea befere to
day's decline, the drep la hog value
of late was declared to be saaryeet
since 2967.
Isduatrlal uncertainties aaa. faMtec
off la export business to pravjsleas
were raentioned as a0Bg the reasoas
for the continued breaks Sa the bee
market. Growers were said to be
i anxious to dispose of all surplus kegs
owing to the threfctejje. strike 1
stock yard aad pAcklag koase em
ployes. On the other hand, packers
were hampered tbyte reeeat abaorssat
weakBese of fotelgn exchange.
At the board of Trade yesterday
both grain aad provisloas shewed"
downward tendency as a result ef tiM
arrival of the $14 hog.
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AVIATOn FLIKS 300 BIILES.
PARIS, Sept. 11. Commander
Vuillemln, the aviator, has arrived at
Vlllacoublay from Cairo, Kgypt, hav
ing flown about 2.500 miles In three
flights.
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IN FLORIDA STORM
Hurricane Razes Houses, Outs
Swath Through Pine For
ests, and Sinks Ship.
Everybody Knows
There's nothing like a "SOFT
Hat for early fall. And there's
iiothing like a BEODrS, Inc.,
Hat of any style, "SOFT" or
"STIFF." We have both kinds.
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$4 to $6
LARGEST ASSORTMENT OE GAPS IN CITY
503-5 9th St.
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SHanafaeturers
and Retailers
419 11th St.
OPPOSITE EVESTIWG
STAR BUILDING
KEY "WEST, Fls-, Sept. 11. Ixwer
Florida was paralyzed yesterday as a
result of the violent hurricane ' that
passed over that section.
Not a hquse in this city escaped
damage. Three hundred and twenty
frame buildings practically were
razed, two church edifices wrecked,
and Ave retail stores tipped over. Ihe
damage is estimated at more than
$2,000,000.
Shipping off the coast met with dlR
aster. Several small vessels were
sunk and others were driven to the
reefs. A high wind and rough sea
prevented rescue work.
In the little town of Goulds, near
Miami, eight buildings were destroy
ed totally and thirteen were partially
demolished. The hurricane cut a
swath through the pine forest from
Biscayne bay and struck the village
with terrific force. Only one house
was left standing In Marathon, a
asnalf village.
Although, the property damage was
enormous not a single fatality has
been reported.
The steamer Grampus with a crew
of fourteen men was sunk in the Key
west harbor. Then of the men were
rescued in an exhausted condition.
One dead body was recovered and
three others are missing.
Don't Complain About the
High Cost of Shoes When All
Your Old Shoes Can Be
"Rebuilt" Like New in Our
"Modern Shoe Hospital"
- Now is the Time. Send us or bring us . ALL! of
your "old shoes" from last season or from any season
to be restored to service and looks practically equal to
when they were new.
You can't have any idea of what a factory-equipped
REBUILDING plant like the "HAHN Modem Shoe Hos- '
pital" can do with seemingly worn-out shoes until you
have actually seen the work.
There's an exhibit of this superior brand of shoe-re-
building at our Main Store; look it over and then come ?
i irand learn that prices on work of this character are not I
appreciably higher than ordinary work.
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South American Envoys
Say D; C. January Too
Cold for Trade Congress
RIO JANEIRO, Sept. 11. The
Brazilian delegates to the second
Pan-American financial congress,
which President "Wilson has call
ed to meet In Washington in Jan
uary next, have asked that the
holding of the congress be post
poned for a few months.
They desire that the session be
deferred, if possible, to a warm
er period of the year, so that the
Brazilian and other South Amer
ican delegates will not be ex
posed to the winter weather in
North America, .to which, they are
not accustomed.
CIGARETTE SALES
SHOW BIG INCREASE
Internal revenue statistics tJust is
sued by the Treasury Department
show that fewer cigars andsless chew
ing and smfiking tobacco Hve're used in
the fiscal year 1019 than in any of the
last seven years. The consumption of
cigareues, nowever, was two ana a
half times larger during the current
year than in 1013.
The enormous use of cigarettes by
BOldiers during the war and the in
crease of smoking among women are
reasons conjectured for the large use
of cigarettes, although the official re
port does not touch upon an explana
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SIGNED TREATY DUE
IN VIENNA TODAY
PARIS. Sept 11. Dr. Karl Renner,
head of the Austrian peace delega
tion, Is due to arrive in Vienna with
the signed treaty today. Now the
Austrian pact In out of the way the
conference a giving its attention to
the Bulgarian treaty.
It Is expected that the Bulgars will
get their treaty before Sunday.
GOVERNMENT BANS
RADICALS IN CORK
DUBLIN. Sent. 11. Suppression of
the Sinn Fein, the Gaelic League, the
Irish Volunteers and the Cumann No
Moan society in the city and county
of Cork has been proclaimed by the
government..
The government has also declared
that the first section of the criminal
law procedure act of 1887 shall be
applied to Cork, Limerick. Clare, Tlp
perary and Dublin counties.
CHICAGO COMMUNE
NOWPACING ARREST
Police Heads and Attorneys
Scrutinize Soviet Plat
form for Evidence.
CHICAGO, -Sept 11. Municipal at
torpeys and heads of "the police de
partment are today studying a copy
of the complete platform of the- com'
munlst party, an offshoot of the recent
National Socialist party. In an effort
to "see our way clear to arrest the en
tire outfit."
A copy of the platform was turned
over to Police Chief J. J. Garrlty by
Detectives McDonough and Egan. of
the anarchist squad, who, disguised as
an "out-of-town delegate," attended
the recent meeting of the communists
and managed to obtain a copy of the
platform. ,
"Evidence secured by the detectives
show the party is made up of the most
radical of anarchists. Bolshevists. I.
W. W., and representatives of Lenlne
and Trotsky,' Police Chief Garrlty
said.
ARRANGE PLANS FOR
OLD DEFENDERS' DAY
Plans are being made by the Mary
land State Society for celebrating
Old Defenders' Day, tomorrow, at
Central High school.
The Star-Spangled Banner Chorus
will assist the society la their celebration.
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of Men's New Fall Shoes
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One Thousand Pairs Go qji
Sale Friday Morning--$10
to $15 Valuesthe Pair
We bought these long ago, men, and bought them
"Right." We've been waiting a long time for them to
come in; now that they're here, they're going to net
Washingtonians a. total saving of $4,000. Are you going
to get your share?.
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SAYS HUSBAND IS CRUEL,
SHE SUES FOR DIVORCE
Alleging cruelty and non-support,
Mrs. Frances J. Burton yesterday filed
suit in the District Supreme Court
against Harry G. Burton 'or a limited
divorce and alimony. Mrs. Burton,
represented by Attorney Paul A. Sher
ier, alleges that he was a widower
with thre children when she marriel
him and that during their courtship
he represented to her as having only
one child.
The wife asserts that whenever she
undertook to correct them hor hus
band would Interfere and beat 'up.
Mrs. Burton asks the court to restrain
her husband from selling an automo
bile which she aleges he purchased
with her money. They were married
February 2, 1012.
Illustrated
A black calf
English shoe, with perforated
tip and square-quarter-effect
stitching.
Illustrated
A mahogany calf medium
toed blucher, with rawhide in
sert in sole; a
durable, com
fortable number.
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A tan Russian calf shoe,
with smart perforations at tip,
throat, quarter,
counter, and
lace-stay; modi
fied toe.
ACQUITTED, BUT FORFEITS 8250.
DANVILLE, Va., Sept. 11. Tried in
his absence after he had "Jumped"
his bail bond of $250, C. C. Coop
e rid ere has been acquitted of a vio
lation of the Mapp act by a Jury
which heard the evidence. Policemen
found a pint of whiskey in the pocket
of his coat, found in a wagon he was
driving1. After putting up bond he
left the city. He cannot now recover
the bond, even though he has been
cleared of the charge.
Illustrated
A mahogany calf military
(plain toe) shoe, with square
quarter - effect
stitching.
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A mahogany calf shoe over
custom last, with field
mouse calf top,
snappily perforated.
and ten times as many more,
and equally good, new styles
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400 Pairs Are Manufacturer's fi
SAMPLES, in Sizes 7 and U B and C
You know what these samples are, men the very best
that can be made perfect in every detail of design and
workmanship, and of the highest quality. There's $2 to $7.
extra value in every pair of these shoes, at this 7.95 price.
Tan, mahogany, black, and English, modified, custom,
brown calf, black calf, black kid, mA;m a ua ua
tan and brown kid; also, two-tone me?lumt' an ?d-toe
shoes with calf, kid and buck mjenals and designs to suit any
tops of the newest grays and and every man who wears these
browns. sizes: 7, 7 C, 7 B, 7-C
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600 Pairs Represent Three
Complete Lines: Blacks. Tans &
Novelties, in Sizes for Everyone
These, too, men, as well as the samples, are big extra
values by reason of the advantageous purchase.
There aren't so many styles, but the size ranges are
complete, and at that there is at least one style to suit YOUR
taste in footwear. Men and young men alike with an eye to
effecting a sharp saving will be th& first on hancl, Friday
morning and will lay in a supply at the price.,
Eahn Stores
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