Evening Star Newspaper, February 18, 1921, Page 32

il 32 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON. D. €, FRIDAY, FEBRUARY¥ 18, 1921 KEEPING UP WITH THE JONESES—We All Agree With Pa. — By POP MOMAND. | * WHY! YOU OUGHT To| BE ASHAMED TO WEBR THAT HAT lTS DENTED, AND FADED, WHY! ITS A SIGHT ! DO YOU THINK MR, JONES WOULD WEAR A THING LIKE THAT ? 1T LoOoKS LIKE THIRTY CENTS, LIQUOR MAY BE MOVED IF HELD BEFORE DRY ERA | ga Internal Rules Intoxi: cants May Be Transported From Revenue Storehouse to Home. ! Intoxicants legally acquired before :Gi January 17, 1920, and held in but not under bond, may be Miner Norn Ported by the owner o his dwelling | Program ton place for the use of and i making Club: family and under | Club; Ty With the recent decision of the United | Tomorrow {structions in of { given States Supreme Court on that point. Permits for the transportatio Trinidad 8 | tna in g [ B i st n Community Ing. dicte such liquor must be obtained from a ' ing for women. federal prohibition director. however, and there is nothing in the regulation | gy, that will permit the withdrawal of [ night liquor held in bond for use as a[mu : Deverage. ichet Club; d - Liquor la ned before na-| l°t Hubi dr tional pro regulations | _ provided. m: ceeived by the | Reirs of the deceasrd® owner, wno; ORDERED TO SYRACUSE. would have the same Tghts of POS-| ojrst Licut. Rudolph F session and transportation as the!grdnance department. h original owne: A required by the regu tions to make a report showing Kind: uantity owned to the prohibition or_of their state within thirty No report is necessary cover- | liquor mow held in a private and ing d imates of how muech money be refunded proprietors of busi- s closed by prohibition in the form ‘of deductions trom. Income {ax Xeturns are being worked out by Perts of the internal revenue bureau, : Statements by Senators Smoot o Ktah and Frelinghuysen of New Jer. sey that from $1.000,000.000 to 0, £00.000 would have the government to be returned |)\ 11 be answered by ‘ Internal Revenue Commissioner Wii- Tiams. offici estimates a = said, ax soon as the | o.are compieted ‘1‘ THE COMMUNITY CENTERS | ‘ Wilson Normal Community Center— Moving pictures for children will con- tinue at 3:1 this evening. Girl Scouts, Troop No. 1, | Practice at 3.30. There will be a spe- | cial meeting of the board of directors this evening at 7:30 o'clock. Other | activities tonight: Domestic science class for juniors. under supervision | of the night schooi: Boy Beouts. Troops 40 and 77; Junior Club; library | Open for reading and reference. i H tl‘axl Washington Community Cen- | er, tern High School—This even- 7:30. French Ci Wallach Boy 3 Epworth Boy | | Thomson Community Center—The Children’s Dramatic and Expression Ciub will be instructed at 2:30 this| afternoon. Adult Dramatic Club will meet with Mrs. Randall at 7:30 p.m. Dressmaking tonight, 7:30. Park View Community Center—The | Park View Boys’ Athletic Club and the Friday Night Social Club will | et ot their regular hour this even- | ng. E. V. Brown Community Center, to- day 3 p.m. for children: rhythmic dancing, French; dancing for children. 5 to 6 p. dancing for young people, .p.m. Boy Scouts, Troops 52 and 'wm’ meet at 7:30. Library open 7:30 | o 9:30. .S ‘o Southeast Community Center, Tyler School, 11th and G streets southeast— The Follyanna Girls' Club is prac- ticing a dramatic performance to be staged in March. | Johnson-Powell Community Center, Powell School—This afternoon, French “for children, beginners at 3; interme- diate at 3:40, and advanced at violin lessons for children at 4. 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