The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-14
Even the Baby's Milk
Is Examined for Booze
byWary RevenueAg Agent

cupics parts OF six buildings In
Nashington and only has an average
space OF % feet per employe in
stead OF the stipulated SO to go por
person. BESIDES the rooms on the
corridor of the east side of the
treasury building, there is the an
mex l at Fifteenth street and Penn
sylVania avenue; annex ., on Four
tetnth street, onc-third OF the in
terror department building. part of
the old bureau OF engraving and
printing and two of the temporary
buildings at Sixth and b streets
northwest
The work OF the bureau OF inter-
mai revenue Is under the direction Of
David Blair. commissioner, who,
through long years of experience In
revenue matters, Is amply and spe-
cially qualified ior the post.
commissioner Blair is assisted by
&. L. Smith, assistant commission
er; f. f. Batson, deputy commits
sioner in charge OF the income tax
unit; NJ. f. West. deputy commits
sioner in charge OF accounts; T.. G..
Mata)n, special assistant to COM
missioner Blair, assigned to the
work OF miscellaneous taxes, infor-
nation and public relations and
legislative work.
Has 1000 Collectors.
Frank r. Frazier, supervisor OF
collectors, has Ga collectors under
him stationed In the various states,
each one I'm charge of corps of
experts collectors all charged with
the detail work OF bringing in the
money This force numbers all told
about 1000 mon including those
stationed in Mr. FraZicr's office in
Washington.
These are the men who send
around those charming ttuc quar-
terly notices urging you - stop up
TO the counter ana pay the rest OF
your installmonts Nearly every
body pays their income tax on the
installment plan. 1t does not hurt
so much that way, somehow. OF
course, If you still are rcmiss a short
time after the fourth installmcnt is
due, some Of Mr. Fra2ier's young
men get right busy, send you "A
warning or two. Then IL you do
not respond. they back up an ex-
press wagon to your front door and
cart away your goods and chattcls.
Munkcying with the buzz, saw is
much safer than trying to buck the
little old bureau of internal revenue
after it's patience has been cX-
hausted.
Just now the interest ccntored
about the internal revenue office
concentrates around the prohibition
commissioner, Roy A. HAYNES. wh'
has in his hands the enforcement
of the Nolstcad act. His assistant
James f.. Jones, also helps In tn,
administration Of the narcotic laws
which is also under Mr.. Haynes.
DR.. william Linder is the chief oi
the laboratory experts who decide
what is and what is not alcoholic
Never until prohibition stallcd into
the daily lives of the people was the
question OF per cent and content oi
such vital importance. There was
time not long ago when the iuuo-
cent hair tonic and the sweet smell.
ing cologne were not suspected
Nowadays they will even test baby's
milk To- find its alcoholic content
Dear old familiar family medicines
have come under the ban likewise
and even baby is allowed to cry In
vain for his pet narcotic. So the
scarchlight Of the bureau X turned
on all questionable medicines. II
the alcoholic contest Is found too
high the makers are obliged to re-
luCc II or TO Introduce other el"'
mcnts which destroy its value as d
drink.
In number Of cases permits have
been revoked because the ingrcdi'
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