Evening Star Newspaper, October 31, 1921, Page 13

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, MONDAY, OCTOBER ‘31, 1921, ° 13 CHECK GIRL SUES HOTEL. - | Treasury regulations, Internal Revenue | poses would be expedited, he ldded.'l Commissioner Blair has announced. and there would be no red tape in f :lug\um in ;.‘he ;c ations dupt;n carrying out the law as it now stands.| CHATTANOOGA, Tenn., October 31.0 whic ere has_been some doubt| Mr. Blair's announcement was In- | —Charging that rong = Were. cleared up, Mr. Blair said, ard |terpreted by officlals as meaning that | futly aod. uniswfully a':filvfi'&'; e PRISONER ON WAY HERE 1,045 PERSONS AIDED ESCAPES FROM OFFICERS BY SALVATION ARMY S o mako encotive the mow Fulca |brewers | warchouses, Dt musatace | bad bay gieen her 1 the fom, of 184 { Norman Garrett, Accused of Auto |Beport for Three Months Shows :I(hue\lt gelny. Al'b:’liclnlnml b::ud:h by trred ben}ae bluunnce of the regula- | from gateful patrons, Helen Milroy, for4 rewers for permits to enable them |tions, could be sold at once for dis- | me: ted, ot Thefts, Leaps When One Extensive Charitable Work to matiufacture beer for medical pur- | tribution to the sick. e .‘:':f.‘.:f‘.?.t‘.‘..:..l‘:&fil..’::’..“ s | Detective Leaves Car. in Washington. > Norman Garrett, charged in this w?:l: tghl?'“"ndl?"td 'f’orty-flvoS. persons en rellef by the Salvation city with the theft of six automoblles, | X7ns, §VIN. 1016 bY, the Salvation and sald to be wanted in a number | and August, including 278 supplied | |f with food and lodging during the three months, according to the quar- terly financiai report of the organia- ton, issued today. In the expenditure column $4,794.23 shows up as a total for expenditures, and a balance of $489.58 was on hand on September 1. e’ income for the quarter was $5,284.81, of which $3,000 was from of other cities on similar charges, escaped from a detective Saturday night while being brought to this city from New York, although hand- cuffed and one leg shackled. Garrett, who is only twenty-two years old and is reputed to be the leader of a gang of New York auto- mobile_thieves, made his getaway near Muirkirk, one and one-half THE SHOP FOR YOUNG FOLKS AND YOUTHFUL APPAREL FOR EVERYWOMAN Uncle Sam’s Workers: GOVERNMENT employes, as a class, are noted for thriftiness, capacity to save and wisdom in investments. We would like to send to each of Uncle Sam’s workers our booklet on SYSTEM SAVING. TF adopted, this pl.an will establish your financial miles from Beltsville, Prince Georges county, Md., shortly before midnight, while one of the two detectives bringing him here was away from the car to get another motorist to tow the car to Beltsville. The detectives and the prisoner left New York city about 11:30 o'clock Saturday morning. They placed the cuffs and irons on him because they feared he might make an effort to lesclpe. A stop was made In Balti- more for something to eat, and while in the restaurant the prisoner was given the freedom of his hands, the cuffs being placed on him hefore starting on the last lap of the the 1921 budget, $1,600 from the ad- ministration account and 783.81 from donations and collections. Salaries, rents, office expenses, the relief department and speclal work ate up $866.26 of the income; rents and lodging are charged with $189.75; food supplies with $243.36; car fares with! $105.33; clothes and shoes with $65.56 :v';:d":h:h:r:!hz l.!tr clnilu with $1,712.01, 03t of equipmen - ed at $1,060.93. 8 i Grasiaie Five hundred and ninety-sven fami- lies were granted relief through the organization; fifteen missing triends were located; 300 persons were inter- |, viewed and advised regarding their: F at Tenth St. SUITS—DRESSES—COATS At Prices Unprecedented So Early in the Season \ independence. It makes possible the in- vestment of your funds, a little at a time, with- out the sacrifice of income so often deemed nec- essary to safety. RY S¥ > EM SAVING you can gradually accu- muiaté holdings in first mortgage notes on im- proved Washington real estate—as safe an in- vestment as is known to the financial world. Write or call today for details! Journey. troubles; 132 suppli o When the car was disabled near pplied with employ. ment; 232 supplied with clot A Moirkirk, and It became necesxary | shoes, and' 85 alded with trrnmbs e for one of the detectives to go to|tion funds. Beltsville for assistance, it Is stated, ! the prisoner sat on the front seat of READY 70 PERMIT BEER. the machine with the remaining de- tective, and when the latter attempt- Complete Understanding Reached ' ‘With Prohibition Unit. ed to start the car Garrett quickly A complete understanding’has been | opened the door, leaped from the ve- hicle and disappeared to the west of reached with the prohibition unit to; permit beer being made lmmcdluu‘ly; the road. avallable for the sick, under the new Constable Thomas Garrison, sum- moned from Hyattsville, and several N TG RTIFICAL EYES | detectives from this city. hurrled to the scene and searched all night. All —we make a special- ty of fitting them. day yesterday searchers were in the A. Kahn, Inc., 935 F St. | In this sale you have the Opportunity to buy the garment you need and want at the very time when you can get immediate service from it. SUITS COATS —DRESSES— All suits to be sold at Of Bolivia, Yilama, Marvella Our Dress Department or Moussyne; Fur-trimmed adds its quota to this sale. Ya off or plain throw collars. Every dress—no exceptions— This includes our finest Fur - trimmed at $49.50 % Off Garments as well as No greater proof that Our entire stock of the strictly tailored normal prices prevail than street, afternoon or even- styles. this opportunity to buy ing gowns (and you girls coats such as these at a i SR Materials Are— price solow: and women of Washing- woods, but no trace of the fugitive was found, and a reward of $100 was offered for his arrest. His escape from the Washington detectives was reported to the police of other cities, who were asked to be on the alert for hirm. LAST FAIR OF SEASON. 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