oc-plain-dealer 1923-11-20

LOWER TAXES AND HAVE BONUS, TOO BY GEORGE R. HOLMES (U.N. S. Staff Correspondent) WASHINGTON, Nov. 20.—Income taxes from the highest to the lowest will be materially reduced by the congress that meets two weeks from today, but not at the expense of the soldiers' bonus. This apparently was the opinion of leaders of both house and senate today after a week's conference inaugurated by the announcement of the Mellon reduction program. Secretary Mellon proposed that income taxes be reduced generally from 30 to 40 percent, which reduced to dollars means more than $300,000,000. Bonus advocates believe it will be possible to work out an adjusted compensation bill that will cost the government only about $100,000,000 in cash annually. Proponents of this plan—and they number a great majority of both house and senate—predicated their belief in the assumption that almost any kind of an adjusted compensation bill will be acceptable to the veterans. They pointed out today that in previous bonus fights, the veterans have never been insistent upon a huge cash outlay at the start, but have been content with various kinds of bills that called for a small cash outlay and a graduated system of payments or insurance extending over a number of years. It was this kind of a bill that was passed last session and vetoed by President Harding. The bonus advocates also point out that if a bill is passed requiring an initial outlay of approximately $100,000,000 annually, this will be almost taken care of by the payments that Great Britain will make annually on her debt to the United States. On June 15, for instance, the British government will make a payment of $92,000,000. Party lines will go by the boards when congress gets down to the bonus taxation fight. The Democrats are in the same position as the Republicans. ENGLISH PEERESS LABOR CANDIDATE NO RAKEOFF ON MAH JONGG GAMES KUALA LUMPUK, Malay, Nov. 20.—Chinamen in Malay, and particularly in Kuala Lumpuk, have a grouch, for it has been decided that it is illegal for them to play their national 2000-year-old game, Mah Jongg, in any house in which the occupant takes a percentage. Eight Chinese were haled to court by the Malay cops for indulging in the pastime, with the result that the occupant of the house was fined $350, each player $5, while some $100 found on the playing table was confiscated. BAY IN ANAHEIM—Plain Dealer Ads Always Bring Results NAT'L CONVENTION NOT FOR CHICAGO CLEVELAND, Nov. 20.—Encouraged by the statement of Chairman John T. Adams of the Republican national committee, that the selection of a convention city to nominate a candidate for President next year had not been out that if a bill is passed requiring an initial outlay of approximately $100,000,000 annually, this will be almost taken care of by the payments that Great Britain will make annually on her debt to the United States. On June 15, for instance, the British government will make a payment of $92,000,000. Party lines will go by the boards when congress gets down to the bonus taxation fight. The Democrats are in the same position as the Republicans. Democratic congressmen campaigned for reelection by capitalizing the failure of the Republican congress to give the veterans adjusted compensation last session and they are generally committed to it. Similarly they assailed Republican "extravagance" and blamed this for the existing high taxes. Consequently, they cannot escape the issue any more than can the party in power. A small but vigorous minority will conduct a savage fight against the bonus in both houses, and in this minority are some of the most powerful veterans in both parties—men like Senator William E. Borah, Republican of Idaho, and Senator Oscar W. Underwood, Democrat of Alabama. Senator Cabot Lodge, Republican of Massachusetts, majority leader, held a long conference on the question with President Coolidge at the White House Sunday afternoon. President Coolidge, however, will deal somewhat extensively with the question in his message to congress two weeks hence. Buy In Anaheim SLAIN DUCK RUINS SIGHT OUIS, Nov. 20. — One of the freakiest accidents in the lore of Missouri nimrods may cost the eyesight of Dr. Max C. Starkloff, city health commissioner. Dr. Starkloff was shooting ducks near St. Charles when a flock flew over his head. The commissioner shot one duck and was aiming at another when the first bird fell on him, striking him squarely in the face. The wing feathers of the duck pierced one of Starkloff's eyeballs and a hemorrhage in the eye followed. Attending doctors hold out slim hopes that the eye may be saved. Buy In Anaheim GASOLINE SUBSTITUTE BERNE, Nov. 20. — It is reported the Swiss authorities have discovered a process for treating alcohol by which an automobile spirit superior to and much cheaper than gasoline has been obtained. Buy In Anaheim Many a formal invitation to dinner is prefaced with "Haven't you seen me before?" Something to Remember Real Good Gravy Don't forget that the secret of making real, good gravy is KITCHEN BOUQUET. Purely a vegetable product, it makes real, good gravy of any gravy stock, bringing out its full flavor and giving it a deep, rich brown color. Add a tablespoonful just before taking off the stove. Don't forget KITCHEN BOUQUET, use it often — probably you have it in your pantry, if not, ask your grocer for it. KITCHEN BOUQUET BERNE, Nov. 20.—It is reported the Swiss authorities have discovered a process for treating alcohol by which an automobile spirit superior to and much cheaper than gasoline has been obtained. Buy In Anaheim Many a formal invitation to dinner is prefaced with, "Haven't I met you somewhere before?" — Cleveland Banner. Mr. and Mrs. Grover Beale entertained out-of-town friends over the week-end. A large number of people from here attended the funeral services for Virgil Shaw, second son of Mr. and Mrs. George Shaw of Fullerton, which were held Friday at the McAulay chapel. The family resided here until about two years ago, when they moved to Fullerton, and Mr. Shaw is manager of the local footbill groves packing house. The family have the sympathy of a large number of sorrowing friends in their bereavement. M. A. Bridge has traded his citrus ranch on which he resided for an 8-story apartment house containing 45 rooms at Long Beach. The family were pioneers of this district and number their friends by the hundreds, who regret their leaving the community. They expect to move on Thursday. J. H. Wilburn has returned from a trip to Newhall, where he has decided to locate. He purchased a barber shop there and moved his family on Friday. Mrs. Ward Holland helped her small daughter Marjorie celebrate her 11th birthday on Thursday evening by entertaining 18 little friends. After a few hours' play delicious refreshments were served, including a pretty birthday cake. On Dec. 8 the third series on the local lycenum course will appear in Masonle hall. On Nov. 3 and 24 will be held the bazaar for which the ladies of the Y.-L. Woman's club have worked the past few months. A large number of pretty and useful articles will be on sale at a reasonable price. Buy In Anaheim SIMPLIFIES ALPHABET An American typesetting machine has been adapted to the Chinese alphabet as simplified to 35 characters. THE PLAIN DEALER, ANAHEIM, CALIF. 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He is so lovable, dear and good, but his fiery spirit and his versatile knowledge of the HALTS TRIAL TO PERFORM NUPTIALS LIMA, O., Nov. 20. — A wedding may be more important than a trial. This, apparently, is the judgment of Justice of the Peace William H. Guyton. A jury case was in progress in Justice Guyton's court. It was halted, however, by the squire until he performed the ceremony uniting in wedlock Miss Edna MacKile, 19, and Walter Martin, 29, carpenter, in the presence of attorneys and jurors as spectators. world sometimes demand the supernatural from me. I have to muster all my intelligence to follow the rapidity of his thoughts." AMER. LEGION HOME IN PATRIOTIC SITE SHAMOKIN, Pa., Nov. 20. When the committee selected site on which the new American Legion home is being built, members did not realize what appropriate spot was chosen. In front of the building is dependence street and on the r Liberiy street. On one side Washington street and on other Lincoln. 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Sale Price— $218.00 $185 4-Piece Bedroom Suite Of walnut, consisting of dresser with large mirror, dressing table with two drawers, bow foot bed and cheffonler with six drawers. Sale Price— $125.00 HEATERS It's Getting Cold—Tobias Radiant Glow Heaters at Great Reductions BED COMPLETE Two-inch post Ivory Bed, non-sagging link springs; 40-lb. all-cotton mattress. This complete outfit sold regularly for $35.00. Sale Price— $26.65 Riutcel-Wethered 151 N. Los Angeles St. And ER. LEGION HOME ON PATRIOTIC SITE AMOKIN, Pa., Nov. 20.— the committee selected the on which the new American home is being built, the ers did not realize what an private spot was chosen. front of the building is Indence street and on the rear y street. On one side is ington street and on the Lincoln. Shop Early— PRINCE WRITES PLAY OCKHOLM, Nov. 20—Prince film of Sweden has written a which has been accepted for action at the Svenska theatit has an African theme and are produced some time beChristmas. 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