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CHICAGO WAITS
TAX SCANDAL
‘BLOW OFF’
' By JAMES L. KILGALLEN
CHICAGO, Aug. 24. (1.N.5.),
With four prominent politicians
already involved—one of them the
Mayor of the city—Chicago’s in
come tax scandal was “the talk
of the town” today.
Everywhere the question was
being raised: “Who next?”
Those named to date in pub
lished stories are:
Paid $105,000
Mayor Edward J. Kelly, who
, admitted last week that in May,
1932, he was compelled to make
an income tax settlement with
the United States Government by
paying between $105,000 and
SIIO,OOO on income he failed to
report for the years 1926, 1927
and 1928.
Patrick A. Nash, Democratic
boss of Chicago, and political
and personal friend of Mayor
Kelly, of whom it was charged
yesterday that Nash paid SIOB.-
000 tax and penalty to the Gov
ernment August 7, 1930, on un
reported personal income and
$77,000 on unreported income of
Ithe Nash Brothers contracting
firm, of which he is a partner.
Nash Peevish
Nash was indignant when re
porters located him this morning
as he was boarding a train for
Springfield, the capital, to at
tend the State fair. He said:
“You’re a bunch of liars.
Get away from me. I won’t
talk to you.”
As if to emphasize his com
mand he lightly touched the re
porter’s nose with his cigar.
DOGAS NOBiL
AFTER GALE
Washington’s waterfront settled
back into the routine of bartering
melons and fish after a day of
havoc.
The docks today resembled
those of New Orleans, with tiny
craft looking down on the city.
The City of Washington, the larg
est boat In today, looked like a
sky-scraper from the flooded
wharves.
The playgrounds of the city, in
Potomac Park, are literal swamps.
Hains Point is flooded, in many
points the sea-wall being invisible.
The Welfare and Recreation
Society lost a speed boat in the
tidal basin, while a second boat,
a small one with an electric
motor, turned over at her moor
ings.
Small boat owners from all sec
tions of the city visited the water
front today, but found slight
damage.
I COMPLETE SELL-OUT I
I OF OUR ENTIRE SUMMER STOCK
KVB Including Many Garment* From USUN
Rffl Lucky Strike Dress Shop Hl
| Jk 2 MORE DAYS!
DRESSES I
|1 COATS I
|* J SUITS! I
All Quality Merchandise
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AT SI.OO They La»t!
9 Over 500 stunning- ®
Summer garments in A I
■M this great sale... ■
GJifl Dresses. Coats and j ■
Suits that you can 311(1
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Swfl for weeks to come. If *
M9H you know Cohen and 4 nrl
teNga Kelly sales you’ll he BMffi J| J bW
Mn here to get your I gljj
RnH share of the a
sensational bar-
l|fl K ains - ALL
~SALES KM
SJZE D 2 UP FINAL B
Good Old Flood
* Brings Fish
For Gobs
There’ll be fish aplenty for
breakfast, lunch and dinner
at the Naval Air Station for
some days to come.
The river rose so high at the
air station today that about
200 fish were stranded on the
grounds.
The prize catch was a 22-
pounder, which just floated into
the air station kitchen. The
boys picked it up and took it
to the Eleventh precinct for ex
hibition. But there’s no doubt
about the fact that they expect
it back.
Merchant Is Victim
Os 2 Holdup Men
Forced into a room in the rear
of his store at 1018 Eighteenth
St. N. W., David Bogan was
robbed last night of $35 by two
armed men, who escaped in an
automobile.
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BY Mucritfine
BUS
Big de Luxe eoache* with redlin
ing chair*. FREK PILLOWS and
porter *ervlee leave thl* conven
ient new Bu* Terminal regularly
for point* North. South and We.t.
Dependable through service. Stop
over privilege*. Note these at
tractive travel bargains:—
One Round
To Way Trip
BALTIMORE .. SI.OO $1.25
PHILADELPHIA 3.50 5.75
NEW YORK ... 5.50 8.75
BOSTON 8.50 14.15
CHICAGO .... 14.00 22.50
Atlantic City • • 4.50 7.75
Montreal, Can.. 15.50 26.75
RICHMOND ... 3.00 5.00
Petersburg, Va.. 3.25 5.40
Charlottesville .. 3.00 4.00
Lynchburg, Va.. 5.00 7.00
Winchester, Va.. 1.75 2.50
PITTSBURGH .. 5.50 9.90
DETROIT 10.50 18.90
Los Angeles.... 39.75 71.55
Raleigh, N. C.. . 8.00 12.00
Atlanta, Ga 16.70 25.05
Jacksonville, Fla. 20.00 30.00
For rate* to other cities, sched
ule*. data on all-expease trip*
to New York, etc., inquire at
ONLY Short Line Terminal In
Washington.
CAPITAL BUS TERMINAL
ii 633 FSt. N.W.4&
1 1 (Opposite Hecht Co.)
1111 ik pt|One: DlstfiEt
1 THE WASHINGTON TIMES
NORTHWEST
HILL a TIBBETS
lilt Vermont Ave. N. W.
ALBER * McNF.IL
1418 P St. N. W
COLORADO AVE. SERVICE STATION
5508 Colorado Ave. N. W.
COLONIAL SERVICE
N.W. Cor. 2nd and Indiana Ave. N.W.
DISTRICT AUTOMOTIVE
SUPPLY CO.. Inc
21st and Penna. Ave. N. W.
EMERSON * ORME
1820 M St. N. W.
HANDLEY MOTOR CO., lac.
3736 Georgia Ave. N. W.
HERBERT’S TIRE a BATTERY
SERVICE
3150 Mt. Pleasant St. N. W.
HIGGINS SERVICE STATION
28th and Virginia Ave. N. W.
W ALTER JOHNSON STATION
5300 Wisconsin Ave. N. W.
KENNEDY SERVICE STATION
N. H. Ave. and Kennedy St. N. W.
LOGAN MOTOR COMPANY
1810 E St. N. W.
ROY MATTINGLY
1208 23rd St. N. W.
NOLAN’S OARAGE. Ine.
1109 18th St. N. W.
PARKWAY FILLING STATION
14th and Park Rd. N. W.
PARKWAY MOTOR CO.
3010 M St. N W.
RYE’S SERVICE GARAGE
Rear 218 C St. N. W.
SECURITY TIRE SERVICE SHOP
• 907 11th St. N. W.
SHEPARD a HAYES
3320 M St. N. W.
SOUTHEAST
ABSHER’S MOTOR CO.
1311 E St. S. E.
ANACOSTIA MOTOR CO.
1325 Good Hope Rd. S. E.
CONNORS a FOSTER
2244 Penn. Ave. S. E.
CONNORS a FOSTER
Good Hntve Rd. at District Line 8. K.
CAPITOL MOTORS. Ine.
215 Penna. Ave. 8. E.
GEO. B. STEVENS
2757 Nichole Ave. 8. E.
NORTHEAST
R. G. DUNNE a CO.
Bth and H St*. N.E.
EDWARDS BATTERY SERVICE
901 A St. N.E.
LAPIDUS SERVICE STATION
Bladensburg Rd. and Randolph N.E.
MINNESOTA SERVICE STATION
811 Minnesota Ave. N.E.
NU-WAY AUTO LAUNDRY
24 H St. N.E.
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO.
920 Bladensburg Rd. N.E.
THIELE’S GARAGE
710 14th St. N.E.
J. F. WHITE
400 C St. N.E.
SOUTHWEST
RICHARDS SERVICE STATIONS
7th and G St*. 8-W.
SUBURBAN
MT. RAINIER, MD.
EDWARDS MOTOR CO., Ine.
TAKOMA PARK. MD.
ECKSTBOM’S GARAGE
Cer. Sligo and Flower Ave*.
B. E. SCHRIDEB
258 Carroll Ave.
BETHESDA, MD.
IMIRIE BROS.
NORTHWEST MOTOR
CHEVY CHASE. MD.
EVANS SERVICE STATION
ROCKVILLE. MD.
IMIRIE-ROWE CHEVROLET CO.. Ine.
CLARENDON, VA.
AL’S MASTER SERVICE STATION
SHEPHERD & BRO.
ROSBLYN, VA.
ARLINGTON MOTOR CO., Ine.
SOUTH WASHINGTON, VA.
EAST ARLINGTON SERVICE STATION
TEXACO STATIONS
BLACK’B SERVICE STATION
14th and W Bt*. N. W.
COFFMAN’S SERVICE STATION
N. J. and R. I. Ave*. N. W.
COFFMAN’S SERVICE STATION
Wisconsin Ave. and Q St. N. W.
HICKS SERVICE STATION
2921 Georgia Ave. N. W.
THOS. W. HIGGINS STATION
191 Upshur St. N. W.
JOHNNY'S SERVICE STATION
l»th and E St*. N. W.
MARTIN’S SERVICE STATION
6th and N. Y. Ave. N. W.
NINER BROS.
Georgia Ave. and Van Buren St.
RAINBOW SERVICE STATION
Bth and M St*. N. W.
SHEETZ SERVICE STATION
N. 11. Ave. and M N. W.
THE TEXAS COMPANY
4225 Connecticut Ave. N. W.
WRENN’S SERVICE STATION
Wisconsin Ave. and Davenport St. N.W.
BENNING SERVICE STATION
Benning Rd. and Minnesota Ave. N. E.
CLARK’S SERVICE STATION
4th St. and Florida Ave. N. E.
DAVE’S SERVICE STATION
1411 Nofth Capitol St.
DOWNEY’S SERVICE STATION
North Capitol and Pierce St*.
D. C. LINE SERVICE STATION
3131 Rhode Island Ave. N. E.
H. R. KING
6th and H St*. N. E.
MULLIGAN HILL SERVICE STATION
1801 Bladensburg Rd. N. E.
D. H. BOWLF.Y
3rd and B Sts. S. W.
J. E. GIBSON
6th St. and Maryland Ave. S. W.
DESSEZ’ SERVICE STATION
11th St. and Penna Ave. S. E.
VIRGINIA AVE. SERVICE STATION
Bth St. and Virginia Ave. S. E.
BETHESDA. MD.
CLAYTON'S SERVICE STATION
SILVER SPRING. MD.
HENDRICK’S SERVICE STATION
KIRKSIDE SERVICE STATION
CLARENDON, VA.
MANNING’S SERVICE STATION
MILLER'S SERVICE STATION
SOUTH WASHINGTON, VA.
PAYNE BROS.
SHERWOOD BROS., INC.
4201 Connecticut Ave. N. W.
3601 M St. N. W.
4810 Wisconsin Ave.. N. W.
4th and Blair Rd. N. W.
Georgia Ave. and Princeton St. N. W.
2nd and Indiana Ave. N. W.
2507 Bladensburg Rd. N. E.
115 Florida Ave. N. K.
15th and E St*. N. E.
1800 Bladensburg Rd. N. E.
Mt. Rainier, Md.
Silver Spring, Md.
INDEPENDENT OIL CO.
STATION NO. 4
1825 L St. N. W.
MOTOR INN
220 Massachusetts Ave. N.* W.
MICHIGAN AVENUE STATION
820 Michigan Ave. N. E.
NICHOLS AVENUE STATION
2323 Nichols Are. 8. E.
Firestone
AUGUST
TIRE SALE
Save the Cotton Process Tax a fL
(Effective August 31)
As LONG as our present stock lasts
we’ll seH you tires at today’s low prices.
Rubber is up 150% and cotton has
advanced 50%. Judge for yourself the K J f I
course that tire prices must take. H* | f
At today’s low prices don’t take K I I. A
chances with thin, worn tires! With our | iMM WBbmMh
liberal trade-in allowance you can
equip your car with a set ot new
Firestone High Speed Tires at very low
cost. Don’t delay. Come in today.
LIBERAL TRADE-IN r MASTERPIECE 1
ALLOWANCE or TIRE CONSTRUCTION [
DURING THIS SALE Us
Firestone High Speed Tires are extra quality —
! 1 ' | superior in every way—materials, design, construction
A wor hmanship. Every High Stretch cord is Gum-
Bfl W fl flfl flr Dipped for greatest Safety and Blowout Protection —the
HIGH SPEED TYPE safety that only Firestone gives you.
«iw TOD*Y’s PRICE MKt TODAY’S LOW PRICES
4.75-19- sß*4® |s.ss| $12.20 JlrßßtoHt ?ire«ton»
.00 p.lf I¥.2P TZ __| 1. —
¥ f T J 4.75-19- S7*5S 4.50-20 $6.00
5.25-18 .. . lO*OO t'J 5.00-19. 8.10 4.75-19 6.70
5.50- t 11*50 12»o
6.00-18. 12.70 12n5 18W5 Jlftstene Tir«<tone
w.vrv f V g 1 fl SENTINEL TYPE COURIER TYPE
6.00-19H.D.’ 15.60 If. 7b 21.® 4.40-21 ,84.98 4.40-21 53.60
6.50- H.D. 17.90 db.lfl 4.0 k 450 - 20 J’*® 450 21 -
7.00-18 H.D. 20.15 A O -90t 37.0A
FIRESTONE DEALERS FIRESTONE DEALERS
»
LP. Steuart, Inc. Parking Stores, Inc. Call Carl, Inc.
N. E. BRNACH™!"™ & N. E. 3501 CONNECTICUT AVENUE .614 H STREET N.’ W.
Lee D. Butler, Inc. Steuart Motor Co. Brookland Garage
2155 CHAMPLAIN STREET N. W. 6TH AND K STREETS N. W. 1000 MICHIGAN AVENUE N. E.
Vireotone Service Stores. Inc.
13th and K Sts. N.W. 3rd and B Sts. S.W.
The National Daily
THURSDAY—AUGUST 24—1933
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