The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-12-16


2ropriations. The relation pst"eeh wy
current receipts and current expenditure"
Of the government during the present rs
cal year, as well as during tHe ,as' "a
of the last fiscal year, mas peeu "'9tu, - vs..
by the extraordinary uu'uo"' ,i,,
upon the treasury by lhe l'nsp"' ,,n
act, In connection Win 'He 'e' $50 seon
railroads to private c"hl'o' - III
10000 has already oeeh pa'u ooo goo min,
roads under lhls aci- ,,.t,,,atoJ
the present uS'"' yea! ,,,,.,,ati,,,, nos
that turther pay" ~ e. ID 70 the
slhiy Sooo."''On mus s,'. ., ~ ,,oar n is.
'a'lIoaus uu'HN ''J ~. ,,,,,,orts have
obvious lHaI l'saS I.' .t, ,,,,,errr,art,s
an ea"F SG''o'.'g III, NV, alotirg debt
~ DH t,a ''' 1880, Mn, mis- n seems 10
'o,g'y ,.,o,geity for an immediate
Il'e' -, ~ va. W tr, revfsfon of our tau
,a,,.a eI,Itr.,,,on or the income and
profits taxes has become an nm, un, a, t, ,'
,,'.,aas,,i,. gr,,,foc during the war. The
r.n.I r,~ ,balr sfroDIHcation. however, is
,.,..,, ,ro,t I'm order TO save the taxpayer
ir.orvapIepce and expense and In order
IN make his liability more certain and
definite other and more detailed recon-
,perdatiors with regard TO taxes viii no
of the treasury and the commissioner OF
internal revenue.
Would Aid War Heroes.
2, 60 r,r prlviIegn To draw 10 the atten-
ton ~ congress- for every sympathetic
confederation the probIen M providing
adeaiIatc facilities for the care and treat
mont of former members Of the military
and naval forces who are sick or disabled
as the result Of their participation in the
war These heroic men can never be PAID
I'm money for the service they patrou.
cauv rendered the nation Their reward
will lie rather In realization OF the tact
that thov indicated the rights of their
country and aided I'm safeguarding Cviu-
zatfop THE nations gratitude must be
EFFECTIVELY revealed 10 them by the most
aror1. rr0yIglon for their medical care
AID rc,tp,auf as yy,l1 ms for their vOCa-
,i,,ol tr,toior, ana plarcment
M, ,,,,. E,,- Cor,c yvben n more com
,.,i,a ,,n,,,ra,, cam he formulated and
I',.o ,, . ,,,,, ,d,inietered for
49, 49,. ~ .~ai,,fr, and 7 Darn
'''.' a ,t,. ,,,,,,r,ss Give the
'''s v" 7' ~. ,,...,,,,n g,pa 500
.'',l,' 'sa ',' ,....,,,,... ,,,1 ,no hoard for
vocational education win outline In the,r
c1I care and rehabilitation which I am
ann. win engage your earnest study and
r,r,7,,ard yotr mast generous support
r.r,,it ma IN crnpnssIza once more
tge mood for action uuon certain matters
,.,, ,,.tt.n l,,.,lt az gor1e lnpoth I'm
,,'.. - a., ,I,, eocorl s.ssiop of the
rg.t. ..,.,,,..,,.. ,,,,, ,,acrssi,y for EXAM
,l. 80 l,,,,,,,r.,,,,,,,, t,, r,anufacture Of
Wv 10 e. at,,,at,,Is. ,F.c I'M
"H,S''''S anu ,l,l, r.
promote aEI'cNI,u'"l ~ .,.-'.i,,,r,,
''''"'ln' l'"'7' ~ ",l''",o as -,
marketing ana 10 MAKE IuI"' me .''o' y
attractive ana heilthIal' Ile neeu lol d
INV regulating cold storage IN su'u d way
as 10 limit the time during "hIch Boous
may DE KEPT I'D STORAGE, p'eSrI 'D''s t'i'
method of disposing of them If kept be-
youd the permitted period, and requiring
goods released from storage In all cases
20 bear the date OF their receipt.
"ou'u ""'n 0'O' aye N0ON''
Il would also be most serviceahle II
II were provided that all goods released
from cold storage for interstate shipment
should have plainly marked upon each
paczagc the selling or market prices at
which they went into storage in order
that the purchaser might be able to
learn what pronts stood between him and
the nrodlirer or the wholesale dealer. In
decd ir would be very ser, iceable to the
ri,tIic az all goods destined for inter-
st.,ta commerce tvera made To carrv upon
.,,.,t.,, ,,,ol,o,o c,ee v,b,sa form made
y. ,,e.,,,i, a.. ,,r,ir st,tsrna,t of tho nrice
49, A.. :, q, 49,, I'll. % ,bo rro-
a.. ".'' - III 49,, til,,
~, 49,, ,,oe.
"iSo' - llle 3 ~, taora,
interstate commerce
IN pr'gl tg tm ,b o,novai 90 an
obstacles to the realization Of the hes,
ambitions Of our people in their asv'.