Evening Star Newspaper, December 20, 1921, Page 10

THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 20, 1921. HUGE TASK OF CENSUS BEER AS AID TO BONUS. |RED CROSS WILL BRING BACKS CIVIL AVIATION. DESCR'BED BY STEUART P"N!hfllty of modifying the national CHEER TO DISABLED MEN War Department Ready to Aid rohibition -act to permit the sale of heer and wines in order to increase Any Move by Congress. the Treasury's revenue and maake : Annual Report Says 25,000,000 |[ocibie a soldiers bonus, shoald the | ETOPoses to Make Christmas Merri- Erhhwan Depastment stands ready | P necessity arise, .was discussed yester- 4 2 Schedules of Questions Were day by high Treasury oficials The est Possible for 29,000 Vet. %r::luud::isct;:«,il lo“ :fic{t}wsxq& :f“(l;‘:':\. Required for Job. estimated revenue would amount to erans in Hospitals. Mason Patrick, head of the Army air $500,000,000 yearly, they said, which Fr o £ Magnitude of the task of the cen- |is now falling into the hands of boot-| American Red Cross workers are |commerce. cs;;:xc:-ux{te:,mgux':fl:: th bureau in ng the decennial |leggers. doing: everything possible to make |bill by Senator Wadsworth, republi understood by but | While no indication of the Treas-|this Christmas the merriest possible | an, New York, for creation of a bi A am M. Steuart, di- |ury's attitude toward such legisl o(nl disabled veterans of the |reau of civil aviation in the Depar rector of m.- cen in his first | tion E it was stated | w. r in United States public|ment of Commerce which would con- annual repoft. n bublic today. | officially that the Treasury would not Ith Service, government. miitary | template the regulation of all flying. “It involves the printing and di oppose *h a step. Revenue from |and contract hospitals throughout the | Gen. Patrick declared that without tributing of 00,000 schedules of fliquor during the present fiscal vear |country, according to an announce-|some assurance of government safe- ns: the organization and <|m expected to be about one half of | ment from Red Cross headquarters to- | Ruards business people hesitated on of a torce of over !mmw!'he receipts from this source during|da about entering the new field of com- enumerators and special agents and |the past year. according to estimat. “Making December 25 Christmas in | mercial air transportation on an ex- to Gl out schedules for 107,500,000 | made public last night by the prohi- | spirit, as well as In letter, is one of | tensive scale. peopl the report bition bureau. the duties of the Red Cross worker in | “In encouraging civil tion,” said The office force of the census bu-| Because of the check now in efiiect [ the hospital whero the disabled vet- | the general, “we will establish a re- reau at the beginning of the decen- |on withdrawals, the bureau’said, it|e€ran is receiving treatment,” the an- |Serve of trained fiyers, on which the nial census year, July 1, 1919, num- | was estimated that collections of]nouncement states. government could draw on in time of bered 609. By August 31, 1920, liquor taxes would be approximately | “While it is the province of the Red | War. The department is heartily in through the appointment of tem-|one half of last year's total, which|Cross to plan and supervise Christ-|faVor of this step. One of the difficul- v empl the total office force |amounted to about $140,000,000, as|Mmas entertainment and recreation in | ti€s of commercial aviation today is hington ded to | compared with nearly $209.000.000 in | the hospital, veterans’ organizations, | that companies are operating with a maximum of date | 1919. fraternal organizations, women's and | War-time equipment. I belicve a new The Shopping Center—11th and G S 1. Est. 1877—A. Lisner, Prop. SRS Some of the Hundreds of Suggestions From Our “Gifts-That-Last’” Department Jhina and Houseware A Generous Display of Andirons at Unusually Low Prices. flb. 2% s been gradually reduced, fol- {clvic clubs “and other groups and |design of machine is needed to ful- S has been graduslly reduced. fol-| _© b and other groups and | (T 0L MACURY umicomenta A Brilliant Sparkling of the work, the number of employe; i th i port. | T R R 100'Plece lrlshg nl,m l');-m\ml D»r ;131511'»-’",) h‘tiin ‘u_zm :lhlp report says, and a very con-| “In cities where hospitals for the Doesn’t your wife ever tell any of Cut GlaSS 3.076 and on June 3 21, the close | siderable part of it will have been |disabled veterans are located mem- important secrets you confide to of the fiscal year, 2,388, made available for use long before s of the Junior Red Cross are Information colle at the four-|the publication of the last of the |whole-heartedly joining with adult . no. You see T don't tell her teenth census has been given to the |bound volumes constituting the final | Red ( members in contributin v are secrets."—Yonkers States- public with the leas: ssible loss of | reports. their share to the general festivities.” | man. Dinner Set 8o atue oV $6.49 At $17 98 j 12-inch Fruit Bowl, $9.98 $12.98 value, Gold line and violet | g;nch Fruit Bowl, decoration on a thin |$950 value, American porcelain. | Regular price, $25.00. 57 98 oS S L SRS e *sm, $9.50 value 3¢ a £y ) Discontinued Dinner Ware, Half Price ! : Fills The Stockings WITH THE BESY For Any Article Up to $25 e o Pay Only 50c a Woek R L Vla The Castelberg o Al())\:l-\’ré‘l:c‘l)%.\p‘{: i.'.u Our entire stocks of Theodore Haviland French China, Ifi . EAyAONIy S L Sopa et Crete, Kiva and Vitrey patterns in Ni “hi alta- | . For Any Article Up to $75 y patterns in Nippon China, Malta . Partlal Payment Plan pol.’-"‘:\n‘\!m}‘\,r:ml-f':ol% ?xcesl;lm Lisburn and Buxton patterns, in English porcelain. 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