Evening Star Newspaper, February 20, 1922, Page 12

Yon 3 4 J i x " _'THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, ~'D.'-c.,' MONDAY, FEBRUARY 20, 1922, ‘ @ TAXABI.E |N[:0ME MUTT AND JEFF—My Word, What An Awful Scare Jeff Had. . (Ooorrisat 1022 a7 B O Puer. Tunde mack —By BUD FISHER. ~ - | ) Poc N e e WOooD TALM YOURSELE! N T BoueHt A" RALF-PINT Thce A ALCOHoLL! Tovme olc. we <) T DIDN'T B!\‘ufi ’ - GLVG) NG 7 Increase for 1919 Shown by il oith onie Statistics in Internal Revenue Report. An increase of mearly $4,000,000,000 was shown in the taxable incomes of 1919 as compared with the previous year, according to statistics issued last night by the bureau of Internal - revehue. For the year 1919 there were They are 5,33 ?fio‘lnfllvldufitl ‘liegl;l}';lzogeol‘z for Loose JLeaf | 8 00t B onit4 retarnn Tof ‘a totar and open at ,000,000 for the previous the end or The tax collected on the 1913 aide. returns amounted to $1,270,000,000, which was an increase of $141,908,000 over the year 1918. Tncomes of $1,000,000 and Over. Personal returns of incomes of $1,000,000 and over totaled sixty-five for 1919, compared with sixty-seven - - in 1918, while for 1919 there were five — g over, ¢ 17 O O SO STRUCK BY TROLLEY, |2t s st vt oiores 7| DANCES TO BE FEATURE | WILL FILL VACANCIES. . INJURIES PROVE FATAL P& Soniston petween the automobiies [ OF “JAPANESE NIGHT” | .2 ;::xt'll:;:.nffieo’cfilx'lglszwnc?rc:v'fi‘r- For 1919 there were six personal returns of income from $3,000,000 to A of Clinton Young, 1128 21st street, mission has announced examinations and Samuel Tucker, 726 7th street 10 be held to fill vacancies in the fol- $4,000,000; seven of income from §2.000,000 to $3,000,000: thirteen from Southwest, occurred yesterday after- Genuine Leather 31.10 and Up » 2 5 3 Gight | lowing: itation Leather $1,500,000 to $2,000,000; thirty-four | Miss Mary J. Forsyth Dies of Frac- | noon at 7th and N streets. J. Irvine,| The program of “Japanese Night, . SavERsumis Imita from '$1.000.000° to $1,500,000; sixty 4 2441 18th strect, occupant of one Of | to be given at Central High School |jjva' sy oiock, market supervisor and £ e 3“"'!»5 = 75¢ and Up from 3760,000 to $1,000,000, and 140 tured Skull—Unconsclous - |the machines, reccived slight cuts.|{omorrow night, for the benefit of the | visor ®enarmmeins ot it “at Philadelphia lrc’}(;: $400,000 to $500,000. Since Friday. He was given first aid at Emergency | community center, is as foHows: “Mai | 3;°00 Depariment et for 1915 was $3.12.05. the Sveras ‘ ; Hozpital. no Hajime:* or “introduction to the |2ssembly and repaic department (aie- | IAMONDS of SUPER-EXCELLENCE * Each with a filler amount of tax 3235.08 and the average | yeers o ises et ronn e Stame of the eihteonth cen- | Sral), naval aircraft factory, Phila- | Diamonds may besecured by mail from this Establishment Extra filler, 10c up o ersent, The proportion of|3a5 " njurca Friday nignt by & Capital MASONIC TRIBUTE PAID 3 2 dance tegend ot | (PN D0 B¢ 3 ; with, Satistuction for the reasan that only Gems of > ur: ¢ . a irl was witche: ¥ 5 v. W 72 7. 7¢ 2 e returns for the year was .03 per cent, | 1;ction car, while crossing in front TO GEORGE WASHINGTON | tomple. boll, danced by - Yasushi| $1080 8 year: I = alatin fwenl & eachty are per. lad Soentarhiay collection J Leather Tab Indexes reporting a per capita net income of | ff 112 U street on her way to St Wuriu of the Tmperial Theater, Toklo; | [tVestigations, bureau of enimal - ll’lgS = arPins - Dracelets come it (it Sand) your STt and a per caplta income tax |y iR 15" died at Emergency Hob- —_— paneso Minstrel,” also by Wurlu: | i Geographic aid and assistant Correspendence invited name or initials can be 3 g er: ance .of the Genr . . 2 - lettered in gold. Number of “Joint Returns.” e imnortly after § o'clock this|pigtrict Joins With Alexandria at Srlod. S Iy Miehioiows audARIte Tho Tntertor. St 31500 to 31800 & vear: | . The GiF T Boox ~ 1922 The number of joint returns of| Miss Forsyth's death was due to a Trinity Church S Anita Enters; Group . of Japaness | matron, Indian service, at -$540 to contains Jewels-Silver-Watches-Clocke-China-Glass- husbands and wives for 1919 was|fracture of her skull. She remained nity Church Servijce. Hongs by Yugi Itow of the Imperial | 3720 @ year, with furnished quarters, aagNovelties-from which may beselected articles of distinction s 2,808,697, and the number of wives im’wrr;cloun“rr:m ;he rt;-lme’rhshe ‘w;s Tribute to the memory of George | Theater, Tokio (Yugl "Imw's first ::;-:;e;:‘z ,}éf:“' meals are also fur-| most appropriate as. or lailed upon request njured until her deat! e night [ Washington was paid by, members of | American appearance will be tomor- 3 Weppivg Iviarions e, 8 making separate returns from their|the accident happened Miss Forsyth |the Masonic fraternity of Washington | row night); Gutzon ~Borglum will| In addition to the basic salaries A i P i husbands was 58,534. The number of | 1¢ft home early endugh to visit a|and Alexandria at exercises held last | speak | on &rt: "Sho-jo a Japanese|named above, the bonus of $20 a Reception-Dance-} ’Debut Invitations-TeaeadDinnerCards single men filing returns as heads of | friend before going to church and, it | night at Trinity M. E .Church.’ Noh drama, in which Wuriu will take |month will be allowed for most po- Correct Stationery %orallSocial Functions -Kindly 5 ’ families was 362,797, and the number FISKE - CQ PRODUCING STATIONERS is stated, was crossing some distance| Dean Merton F. Fe f the Law |the part of the wine god and Michio | sitions the salary of which does not b s ps - e of single women fillng such : West of th. intorsection of 16th and |School of George Washington Unl. | 1tow” that of the wine seller. The in- | exceed §2,500 & Year. which of the above is desired and sammples will be mailed 010 & B -STREET-N'W |ras 88,595 The number of rerurns|U streets when she was injured. versity spoke on_ “George Washing. | cldental music will bo that of a harp.| Full information and JSvplication . 5 from all “other single men was| Coroner Nevitt will conduct an in-|ton's Dominant Passion,” which, he|flute, drum and gone, of the Civil Service Commiasion, 1724 : = 1,602,277, and from all other single|dueSt to determine the question of said, was service to his fellow man. The entira production is under the women was 361,960, responsibility for the accident. A ‘gavel used by Washington was|direction of Michio Itow, who will}]F street northwest. The number osl‘”unrporsqpn income | _Sarah Carter, colored, thirty-three |among relics exhibited at the meet- | 9ance “Kitsuna mo Odorl™ or the tax returns, other than personal]Y¢ars old. 125 L street southwest, was | ing. —Music was furnished by the [J2P o service corporations, for 1919 was|knocked down by a motor vehicle at|Kallipolis Grotto Band. At the con- , | 320,198, of whigh 209,634 reported net!Maryland avenue and 4% street|clusion of the services various Wash-| The worst thing abaut a bore is blished 1859 income amounting to $9.411.000,000. | Southwest early last night. She was|ington relics were exhibited on ta- |that it is almost impossible to insult Establishe with a total tax of 32175000000, |treated at Emergency Hospital for|bles in the rear of the church. him. We Make compared with the 191§ fizures of|SIEht injuries and taken home. The} 2 3 9 corporations filing returns of | Police reported that the driver of the Glasses 202,061 reported a total net|CaF failed to stop. AT LOW PRICES w 1314 G St. | income of $5,361.000,000 and a tax| Two horses drawing a wagon of Claflin Optical Co. c:t7Ciabpias. | az5resating $3,165,000,000. Chestnut Farm Dairy Company, 1116 THIS WEEK Partnerships _filing returns for | ConBecticut avenue, Were so seriously 1919 totalled hurt as a result of being struck by ; _Pi ber otoper:nnn!l.,?'l:l?vfic:n &r;hoisa‘;,’;' an automobile at Massachusetts ave- x 3 .Plece Parlor 4,758, "|nuo and ISth street yesterday morn- 2 J Suites now Up- are searching for the driver of the | holstered for ing that they had to be killed. Police ! CAPT. WALSH TRANSFERRED, | automobile. —can’t tell you a satisfactory story as s i & 4 3 garet Edwards, colored, six SR P V1 o our ook it time h‘;'“‘gf:“’g,;:‘_ Capt. Overton Walsh, attached to|years old, 402 R street, was knocked ; _.only LANOR ONLY ecting the 2d Battalion, 3d_Field Artillery,|down on New Jersey avenue at Q p: E V elours, Tapestries, ave (1] aV 01' R if it » . “z(rrl:orl Myer, Va., has been trans-|street about 6:30 o’'clock last night G o v l si].k cfl' - Needs Resilveringfl s ;e i i 47nes'ss |32, Sfhomis shimitee 5 0aby } s B We're experts at that—turn ) i 1 gat_ . 3 xc prices. 9 it e, wote o ca Your Children’s Tomorrow . BECKER PAINT an e Sampice ‘ ,,‘?w&k,fi\‘ss ,S?,:., - American How would YOU have liked to have had—say CHAS. E. HODGKIN. Mgr. Upholstery Co. $1,000—when you reached maturity? 627 F St.—Main 8]3§ Why not prepare just such a pleasant surprise for i Let Us Estimate on Your Paper Hanging or Decorating your children? 7 Few people realize how small, regular savings accu- - : ) A mulate over a period of years. Wise Brothers Grade A Raw Milk Isn’t it worth even aclittle sacrifice NOW to start ! v that nest egg a-rolling? = From a Guernsey Herd 3 HIS institution has enjoyed the con< . SAVINGS AND fidence of the public for over 85 SECURITY COMMERCIAL_ BANK years. Your banking bysiness, ‘WASHINGTON'S LARGEST SAVINGS BANK 3 much or little, is invited with every as- ] Corner,of 9th and G Streets - surance of satisfaction. E UNDER UNITED STATES TREASURY SUPERVISION =4 OFFICERS ¢ CHAS. €. GLOVER, Chairman of the Board IN the majority of MILTON E. AILES GEORGE 0. VASS 7. R et ek i and although there have WM. J. FLATHER , H. G HOSKINSON umx: v]-g:‘:‘l em ":a;glag:é al: JOSHUA Ev‘gdl\els. Jr. E:R!‘E M.CAM{CK = need glasses after they Vice Eresident siisant) Casfior; . e have passed the meridian ROBT. V. FLEMING F. G, BURROUGH : o °f1";{; s Vice President, Cashier Assistant Cashier ) . . 2 , E C. C. GLOVER, Jr. GEORGE M. McKEE O B kl COST NO MORE THAN o . by P | THE ORDINARY KIND. 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