Evening Star Newspaper, August 21, 1923, Page 16

“THE . EVENING 'STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, TUESDAY, AUGUST 2I, 1923 PRESIDENT T0 GET |[ ., 2emcomcmsts. ||| MUTT AND JEFF—Jeff’s Newly Acquired Strength Lands Him a Job. g o % e s oy pital this evening, 6:30 o'clock, m — by the United States g 7 - \ an; Band, Taylor Branson, sec S PEPPO BNIC T ‘;?T‘IW TM FILLING S SHUT UPL AIN'T WG DOING “Marche Militaire Francaise,” BOUGHT FoR A Buck. “"“; THITTRUNK WiTH . ¥ A NICE BUSINESS? THAT'S JEFE? E 2 from suite * Axgmum' 5 |} 1s GrReAaT STUFF. BRCKS T See 33 TRUNKS ToDAY. Int-Saens ONG SIP OF (T GLUES ‘How STRONG We ¢ { e “Overture, *Willlam Tell.” ‘ ; Rossint | == AGUY THe STRE,NGH ARG You Supporters and Opponents | | Characterisic, ~cinder OF A SAMEN! B \ T ™ ueT SrEEE .|| Tromvone sol N . ~ L IT FIRST! of Soldiers’ Compensation TSpring .. : i K g Musictan Kopert i 3 Kis H xcerpts from “Ru sore o fi Preparing Arguments. : T 1 fl v Prelude, “I Rantzau”..Mascagni 4 Grand selection, “Songs of President Coolidge will betore long | | -, Srotiand.” complied by Lampe be urged by supporters of the sol- e A 4 diers’ adjusted compensation bill to Concert ' by” the - Army “Musiq favor that measure in the coming| | SeR°°l at Washington barracke Congress and just as strongly willbe | | senior band leader students urged by opponents of the measure co"d“f."ng' . tojoppose. it. “Marche " Indienne,” Tom On the ground that the Treasury of Camducted Sy wix:]r\::\{“&o-" the United States was in no position ficer -Ammon E. to permit the expenditures necessary for a national soldiers’ bonus for veterans of the world war, the late President Harding took a strong stand against the bill, and went so far as to veto it during the last Con- | Grand selection f: “Excelsior” dent Cootidge, in the speeches Conducted . 16 11 VArIDUS partaiof e oo Waltze, “Wiener Blyt”: .Strauss. i Vice Prgsident, did not Conducted . by Charles F. o Shvouss the, soldicrs bonts mexeure. '] soto for coragts “Infammatusy || Wt that tha Trebmwy 1o not 1 s| PLAN'FIELD MEETINGS. |Thursdsy at the Montswea farm,|-Winter Protection.of Ausle Trses”| iy BUILDINGS ‘SOLD. | construction company ot Chicago 1 1y stated that the first duty of the from “Stabat Mater”..Rassini position to pay the bonus b T Woolwich, Me. by H. P. Sweetser of Orono. C ates was to provide ade- Playeq by Master Sergt. v a ; The program will consist of “Fi Mr. and Mrs. Charjes H. Butler, SReTE BT he lump sum of $194,100, belng at t r the soldiers amd sailors Philip Kohn. taxes, and that there o ;fl“’ Maino* Domologisal Soclety | by oV e e e T Akt |+* Barss s, Smotre: quarters and other *;iig:r:°§§o°§uflfi° O apTuliding been disabled. Hundreds of | | Popular selection from “Take of any of the present taxes being re- | will hohl flerd meetings tomorrow ;_“Grafting and Budding, Serve a Juncheon to about 100 guests, | bulldings at Camp Dix, N. Jo which | the Chicago firm bengnr wexnotl! m’:!lflnn:hqf dolla see l-;en pumnfli {g Fdronl‘bg‘l‘! ik d;’\ndurfion ducegunow The . ue from the Tl;he ofirll'ards of (lllulhcrlne Me- 1; A\’v“fim(" of ?ux{ubén k’I]m‘- | aomng whom will be nearly.all the |cost the government’ several miilions in | thirds of that r';\rznmhjeuru?:;:um«“xlrfinu: . ed for this purpose, but the sum wil | -} . Conduc y Alfres Gse! republican . rthur, ngton, Me.,, and on'by W. H. Conant of Buckflel d ' prom| ists the e - & grow greater with cach passing year,| | Fantasla, “Napolitana,” amountin s Prominent, ohobardiss of agt daye;of. war, havo Just been sold to & [plumbing In them cost the governme: it is said. Boecalari as-aloné prevented a’ Conducted by Nicholas asury at this time. Frank. You don't hear so much about the Extia, fox FaagERal g a Cut Yourself a tariff. no e sald, “since the im- honueito (‘n ke Ports have attained their present size, SR hitnt i exceeding- our exports by a lafge . Nieror freekoee | |amount. 1 Took foF no tarift legisia- Conducted by - Charles. V. tion at the coming sesslon. Banner. The Americay Legion will ask the president Co “The Star Spangled Banner.” passage by Congress-of the bonus Ceathat ‘l e "'h:‘ffi "’]{'fi‘[ il vetoed by the late President Harding. It is expected that Representative iderable measure had granted bonuses, when the ques- | Spanish war were just as much en- | Greene of lowa, slated to be chair- tion of a national bonus comes before | titled t6 receive this benefit from the him. government as the veterans of the | tee of the House, ‘1"‘ 'llm.roguca the But whatever the position taken by {last war. legion bill. Who will offer t| be me: President Coolidge, it is believed by | Senator Smoot pointed out that the | Ure in the Senate has not yet been de- many of the legislators that the next | United States .still - has . tremendous | termined. . . Congress will put through the bonus - bill, and, if necessary, will pass it over a presidential veto. Of course, events may happen to change the Jresent sentiment for the bonus, but t seemes unlikely now. Y Senator Smoot of Utah, a member Read Page 12 g Today’s Star of the appropriations and of the finance committees of the Senate, is thoroughly convinced that a bonus bill is going through. He believes U" he bill should carry a special sion for raising venue to pay the bonus. He advocated in the last Congress a sales tax for this purpose, and will do so again. i, | | SELECT YOUR VICTROLA The American Legion, however, tering the bill, is o d to having the appropriation for a bonus tied up with any special taxing feature. Sen- ator Smoot is |m||md ‘to believe that VICTOR RECORDS HERE HomerL. KlttCo. Neteran oft r’fl can war. “Knabe Planu 1330 G-St. N.W. man of the ways and means commit- Continuing the Clearance of Odd Lols al Hahn:s This Sale at Our 7th and K St. Store. 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