Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-12-08

laws
Simplincation o: the income AMI pro.
fits taN has become AN immediate ncccs.
.y These taxes performed an hides
pirlllc s'ryico during the wr. Tho
need for their sinipllfin,ion. however,
D. y,rv gr,at IN ur.irr Ia ave 'he tax
payers Inconvenience and expense and
IN order to mnl, his liabilities mere Ger.
tain ard Il finite Other and more de-
tailed recommends lions with regard "a
ttNos Will nn dnul,. be laid before you
by the Secretary ~ the TrcnH and
the Commissioner ~ Internal roycllc.
II b. my privilege la draw io the 1t
trntirn of the Congress- Tor very symra
th,tic consideration the problem 4 pro-
Niding adj Hountc facilities fur the caro
and treatment ~ former members OF
the military and naval forces who aI"
sick on disabled ~ the result ~ ihen'
participation In 90" war These irroic
men can mover b. I'rid In money fur 'fc
service thry Idiiiotiolly rDnd rcd The
Satiun. Their tfwnrd viii .ic rather ~
retaliation uf he fact that they yindi.
cltcd the rights &c their country and
aided in stf.L harding civilization 1hr
Nauon's gratitude must bc effectively
roVcal,d to them hy the most ample
provision for thcli medical cave and
treatment ~ wen ~ for their vocation
al training nnd plt"emvntN III, time
has come when more complete pro-
gram ran b. lnrrlulptrd ana more Ktt
isfacioriiy adminisi' red Tor thuir treat.
iurut aud 'ri'r.rr and "nuc+ilf msc
'n1t the Congress, give the matter ~
,arlv cursid grafton The Secretary ot
the Treasury and III" Board flr Noca.
u,ntl Education N'll outline ~ :hcr
annual reports proposals GOVERNS mcdi.
cal care mn .,pt' illtntion which I am
siir" viii cnliLr vour earnest study
and command your most generous sup
pot
Permit me- Co. emphasize 'ncr mrir
he need for action anon certain mat.
tors upu which dwolt ~ s1rn" icrr,lf
In ms mapg,g, tu he second session ~
the sixty sixth Congress; tho necessity
for example. Z encouraging th' manu-
fncturc of dyrstrffs and related chcmi'
cal the impurtincr ~ doirg everything
possible to woICt' agricultural lUf'
luction along economic lines e. improve
agricultural marketing AMI q make
rural lfa moro attractive AMI hcalthiul
the need 81 g. Iv rogulntin.; cold ~iNt'
agr TN such g W. 10 o. limIt ;i' tine
during viii n goods may hc kept ~
storage. prescribing the mcihcd 81 dis
posing of them II kept beyond the per
mittcd period and requiring goods re-
leased from storage In all eases o. bear
the date - their receipt IN which II
would be- ~ mere service II Il We're pro-
Vided that an goods released from cold
storage Tor interstate shipments hay"
plainly marked upon each package the
selling or market price ~ which they
went into storage. In order that the pur.
chaser might be able Go learn what prof
it, stood between him and the producer
az the wholesaler.
Indeed. Il would be- very syrNicc1blc
ic the public n all goods destined Tor In
t,rstatc commerce were made to carry
upon every packing case whose form
inadc Il possible. a plain statement 81
the price at which they lett the hands
~ the producer. respectfully cal
your attention also TO the recommcnda'
tions OF the message referred Ia with
I, gard To "a Federal license for all Cor'
I,oratlons engaged In interstate com
nerce.
IN belief. the immediate legislative
need OF the time is the removal Of all