The evening world. Newspaper, March 3, 1920, Page 11

‘ { ' ‘ t { x ve VETERANS DEMAND “BONUS AND HELP BUYING HOMES Declare $30 a Month and $100 : for Overseas Duty Will Not Cripple Treasury. | WASHINGTON, March 3.—A bonus ©f $30 for each month's service, with | +$100 additional for overseas service, ts the minimum that the Government should give ex-service men, repre-| sentatives of the Veterans of Foreign Wars declared in appearing before the House Ways and Means Com- mittee. F4award H. Haile, Chairman of the organization's Legislative Committee, aeeerted this amount would not en- tail any expenditures beyond the re- sources of the Government. “In fixing the bonus figure,” Hale sak, “the Veterans of Foreign Wars attempted to establish a figure which will equitably represent the monthly savings which each service man should have been able to colfect it they had been permitted to remain in eWwil life and follow their usual yo- cations. “Thousands of ex-service men have wuffered keenly by lack of appropriate clothing during the past winter, occa- sioned py their straightened financial circumstances and their inability to ob- tain proper employment. They were | siven $60, but how far did that amount go toward reclothing a man during the exteting debauch of profiteering? “With slight modification the Mor- gan bill is acceptable to us, after a bonus programme has been enacted. It should be framed to permit the pur- | chase of a home or a farm in excess of $4,000 and provide that the Govern- ment will loan up to $4,000 on first mortgage, after proper appraisal, the balance to be evidenced by second mortgage, to the seller of the prop- erty.” Another row occurred when Hale told the commitiee that statements made yesterday by Franklin D'Olier, Commander of the American Legion, were “erroneous and should be con- tradicted.” A storm of protest resulted, but Chairman Fordney restored quiet by warning that unless order could be Maiden Lane We Have Opened Another United Eyeglass Shop RINGING to downtown people the same superior, fficient tims and money 657 W. 18lst rear 38th St. near Hwy, 2721 B’way 962 Third Ave. near 104th St. oar 58th St. 359 B’way 14 Maiden Lane near 146u St $01 Prospect Ave., Bronx In Brooklyn 5702 5th Ave. 33 Bond St. ae Port Chester ¥ st Philadelphia Perth Aimboy Do You Know the Best Way to Serve Sea Food? Eddys Ss OLD CU; S svvae has answered this question for thousands of housekeepers. They use it plentifully on Fresh Fish Salt Fish Lobster Smoked Fish Soft Shell Crabs ‘and every kind of sea food MADE IN U.S. A. AtGrocers and DelicatessenStores E. Pritchard, 327 Spring St., N. Y. Clams Ty A full line of wearing (i Ud apparel for men) r, yt women and children x (OUTOF TOWN RESIDENTS WILFIND THIS STORE 131 west 125"streer GETWEEN LENOX G SEVENTH AVES. opew EVEAnnas ee rs maintained “we will quit these hear- ings. this bonus?" Kitehin (Dem. is a public be to tax all incomes above $50,000 at the rate of 2 pet cent., graduating ‘that until 7 per cent. charged on incomes above $1,000,000. This would provide $200,000,000."" “Some of the alleged economies practised by this Congress are a crime,” the wit- noss said, whereupon Mr. Kitchin re- marked that “the economies of this Republican Congress surely is a rime.” THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY, MARCH 38, 1920, | SKELETON IS USED STUDENT ACCUSED AS COURT EXHIBIT Doctor Explains With It How Woman Was Injured in Auto- Mraberace Mited Suctnese mobile Accident. With Politics. By means of a human skeleton, Dr, BPRLIN, March 13.—-In summing wp Denia, Greensburgh, aginst Clarence A. Pitman, a publisher, of No. 316 West S3rd_ Street, Manhattan. She asks ,000 damages, alleging that on Nov. 13," 191%, at Harts Corners, struck by an automebile dr n, en former service men were without work brought from Representative Green, Republican, Iuwa, the stato- ment that many farms in the Middle West could not be cultivated because of the shortage of labor. Hale re- plied that most unemployment would be found in citi Increased taxes of $800,000,000 must be raised to meet present war ex- penditures without granting a cent to the service men, Representative Henry T. Rainey, Democrat, Illinois, declared. “With a bonus we would Wave to establish the most oppressive system of taxation in the world,” he sald. “The bonus itself would be more than the total of pre-war ex- penditures.” ° ‘How could the monty tbe raised for “| Bernard G. Manning of Dartmoutl Arrested in Sixth Avenue Cabaret. “Our plan, Says would be Rernard G. Manning, suit for damages, demonstrated in the|Ereberger, former Minister of Finance,|his father is a wealthy business ma automobile accident. He pointed out|clared conclusive testimony had been! day, charged with the where the pelvis bone had been broken. jintroduced that Braberser had mixed | wa Jones, the fittec The ‘Lave er ar-old da case was that of Mra fa business with his political acts, of Mra. 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