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Newspaper
Washington Post
Location
Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America
Date
Mar 22, 1921
Page
9
Treasury reports show March tax payments passing $600 million as collectors tally deposits. Officials expect final total well above $600 million, easing deficit fears and enabling better revenue estimates for remaining installments. Last year March receipts reached about $960 million.
Garrick theater stages Way Down East for its hundredth vocal presentation marking a record in local stage history. Fourteen companies of the D W Griffith picturization are touring nationwide as a related feature. The Washington Board of Trade bridges committee, chaired by George W Offutt, will meet tomorrow afternoon at specified time.
The Cosmo theater offers an entertaining bill headlined by A Japanese Revue with Peggy Powers and Past Present and Future, plus James Thornton and Mile Carl acts, a cycling ace, and Shepherd and Dunn musical finale. World Apart screens later with Eugene O'Brien, Olive Tell, and an orchestral score by Arthur Manvell.
Five hundred Washington men and women will work in a $250000 campaign to rebuild St Marys Industrial School in Baltimore from April 5 to 14. The St Marys band will aid the drive, Algernon Gardiner chairs, M G McCormick treasurer, Rear Admiral Benson heads the shipping board planning, Thisman Hendrick offers assistance, Cardinal Gibbons donates $25000 to the fund, a public ledger brief notes.
Georges Clemenceau, France s war premier, arrives in Toulon in robust health at nearly eighty. He steps ashore with energy, greets officials and family, deflects questions on politics, and plans to celebrate his eightieth birthday in France before likely traveling to Australia.
Governor Louis F Hart signed a poll tax bill requiring every resident aged 21 to 50 to pay a $5 poll tax by May 1 each year. Employers must withhold wages after May 1 until tax is paid, and funds will support bonds issued for a soldiers bonus.
Lady Astor avoided danger after a soldier tried to threaten her as she left an event in Plymouth. She pursued him briefly. he was chased toward stables and a public house, then handed to police. She asked no action be taken against him. Utah miners face wage cut of 25 cents per shift starting April 1.
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