The evening world. Newspaper, June 1, 1922, Page 5

1922. 8 ‘ STOLE TO DRESS BRIDE, IS CHARGE THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, JUNE 1, BONUS BILL READY FOR SENATE DEBATE erans to obtain funds had been retained A veteran could make applica. ans for a number of The report also in expe tatn a complete to wait till the measure comes to him fand express himself explicitly in a veto message in which he can put all vialted Goulet’s room at No. 307 Mone — roe; Street, Brooklyn, and found, ber sides the bride, silk Hngerie, dressus — LEGION SATISFIED estimate of the cost > DEVALERA SAYS his arguments and depend upon the tion for compensation without any }o fthe bonus figured now at between ; I effect of the communication to pre-| Ar .cumber Stress Loe limitation as to time four hilliona and five billions off Pinery TF 1 in) Brookly: and Jewelry worth about $5,000. J ( vent Congress from overriding the| McCumber to Stress Toan reat , Achave inery Found in Brooklyn] ‘The potice say they know Gout at ‘ . ; : Re ran defauiting In repay Il of Alleged “Ti @ “telephone bursiar.” i wanes Plan in Presenting Re- fient of a foan to the Govern —— ome of Alleged “Tele- c hae Gah fessed twenty burglaries in the Fint= bush, Borough Park and Bath Reach sections of Brooklyn, they allege, Me would pick out @ house and then tele phone to it, they declare. If there was no answer to the telephone he would go there, cut the wires and rob the place, it 1s charged. The danger in suctt a course from PT lida the viewpoint of those who want to see the measure fail of passage is| W. that on the first vote probably enough Senators will become committed AS OW STANDS (Continued from First Page.) a reversal on a later vote. SanUagEtAR All indications now point to the pas- sage of the measure despite the ef- forts made by Interpreters of recent ctions to persuade members of Congress that the bonus {s unpopular and a yote against it will help them next autumn as much as it will hurt. Reporting the bill out of the Finance Committee is a step forward in the slow but steady march of the bonus through both Houses of Congre: ment could redeem his certificate at any time All change phone Burglar.” Romeo Goulet, under arrest In Brook- port on Floor. NGTON, June 1.—The Fin ance Committee report on the amend- Bonus Bill still before Its maturity sin the House bill were agreeable to representa. |ted Press) tives of the vetoran's organiza- | killed an’ twe tions an explosion to Jn the Helene and The proposed legislation would | Amalie Coal Mine, belonging to the postpene pensions for the veter Krupps. Eight miners are missing . June 1 (Associa- teen miners were five others injured tn lyn charged with burglary, robbed in OTATE 0 ISH f (Continued from First Page.) ed House Soldiers’ order to dress his bride, @ seventeen- Be eee niccer cy aeGHE year-old Canadian girl, according to the man McCumber 1 and the bill to the report It before the police. Detective Capt. George Busby feels assured of sixty affirmative votes. In response to a question- naire sent out by the Legion, sixty Senators, including Republicans and Democrats, stated positively that they would vote for the pending bill, though several reserved the right to offer amendments. Only thirteen Sen. ators have told the Legion that they would vote against the bonus. This leaves twenty-three who have not answered, and it is predicted by Tc- gion men that at least a half doz more will climb the band wagon wh the voting begins. To pass the bill it- self only forty-nine affirmative votes are needed, To pass it over a Presi- dential veto, sixty-four votes are needed, Curtously enough, Legion represen- tatives are confident President Hard- ing will not veto the bill. Senator James Watson of Indiana, an inti- mate friend and political adviser of the President, has publicly predicted that Mr. Harding would reverse him- self and sign the measure. Much significance is attached to the fact that although the President hinted that he would send a letter to Chair- man McCumber of the Finance Com- mittee expressing opposition to the bill he failed to do so. It is con- tended that if Mr. Harding intended to do anything about the Bonus Bill he would have acted while the meas- ure was in committee. The opposite impressioin {s held by others, who believe Mr. Harding is really anxious to get the measure out of committee and on the floor of the Senate, where he can again make an address urging postponement. The question is whether Mr. Harding, who knows what support the measure has, will risk a conspicuous turndown by the Senate or whether he will prefer this morning pictured the situation at this border point as considerably easier, Wt was deciared a truce on the Strabane-Lifford frontier agreed tampon at ten o'clock last night had {been observed, with communication by road between Lifford and Strabane re-established and traffic allowed to «flow to and from Free State territory. } ” © The Ulster special constables have | Ws evacuated Rough Island on Lough Erne, having found it untenable. The mili have replaced the A&pecial constabulary on the Tyrone- Donegal border at Castlederg and for its con sideration Chairman McCumber is expected to stress these points in his report to the Senatet The loan feature enabling vet- Extraordinary Sale of Sport Skirts ‘Abmerica’s Foremost Specialists OPPENHEIM.GLLINS &€ Mth Street — New York ST, June 1.—Thirteen dead and a score, including several con- stables, wounded, was the toll to-day, following all night fighting through the strects of Belfast in the worst outbreak of secular warfare in many weeks, An eleven-year-old boy was shot ded this morning while on his way to work, and in the ensuing street fight four others were seriously wounded and a constable was shot. Firing was continuous during the night, and inhabitants of the troubled areas were kept In a state of terror. 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