The Washington times., 1923-12-07
BONUS To PASS
OVER VETO,
BELIEF
Senate Poll Shows Victory,
Friends SayHouse for
Payment BY 5 to 1.
BY WILLIAM MARD.

ton in this Congress will be the
bonus. The really .f;rst fi0ht "a
the President IN Gav;+-,I TT;II ,,,:Il.
- II Ir,,,>,I- a I $500 "A. - !,
~ suS pOtluS uOWn an0
O1c. nat ~ the conclusion 70
Wnlch the residents friends
came today after inquiries in
Congress- followinO nror +La
Prasidant,s ,,cas..r.a 800 on sue
3 80 y 81 $3.50,
OOnAlgfned ~ Opinion.
They We're confirmed il this view
by the comic results 20 49,. 49,,
Dental proposal sconvanti tia !. ~ 3,
South Dakota. Thrae ~, -
publican. Democrafic.' And s Ear,,,sv
Labor held conventions IL So,,fn
Dakota and endorsed -, >.
rum in the South Dalrota 1900. -
tial primaries Tho,r a., $3.50
platforms which The ca,.ss;6etss
must approve in order II. 'TsontiT,Ia
to carry the endorsements.
It now appears that two 0f these
partiesthe Republican and the
Farmer-La Dor endorsed candidates
namely. Coolidge and La FOllettel
whsc,, :, n - a ~. hne plaILor1lns
nraa,. - =. ,,,oi Iey 4, .llusL appIOVe n
vaitd 1sslnens
1rl1a n rr,a,.-T 49,. 80.
Y,la4eo,.y,n e.. g. y auOpteu
shi, ~ i II rs,,t.. - 49,. vw.,er-
- Ms r.. IN Te q - e.ala III lnciuolng
=, ~. S1o-,a,.,...s .ss l..s nsvsI zone
,,.i.c,,n,,sI,, arS ~ U ~ s.L.,.,. pI0-
20 in For Governyasrt y y y
han1ra = = Z sAAAp -
of -. South Daknts Is T tha 49,, raIs y
endorsi,c TsnnIid--a 5 SuaS y y
nIn,.l cna - 10 ~. &c., -. ~ ~
$500 .. -, .s..>... SAie IOa-
ssWe e.-,s,. s..,..,. Z.
ua.n,.o, ~ y
@,,s - - = 49,
,,tt4t,.,- 49,. .',,. q. ...s4 $50 1a1 49,
49,, :. =.
ss.,s..Its. Sa,
saOr1 VIII tne
sa.ss. u. ~ sl. WssnIngLOn
s.s.s s..S 1 - 5Outn -
as hor~s cara, f aTS 49, ~ III ~
cannot ii fnct 70 aionr WITH the ~,
bonus, ne in legal effect gets wholly
out Of joint with the Endorsement.
Results If HOr1sa Poll
r, .hasa o,,.o,,,,,.4a.1... 49,. -,
aa,,+,. s..ie,,s. ss,.I . 8. sI0 IIesl'
fo,. wa r.ti,,a ~ ao. .s,a $500. 1e s..s..
tion saffIad ara laid avy,,, MT.
hone IL cenfeyed i, 'tl1a fdaa tho+ .,, 49,
NAV Re ahle =, nars,,sda .. i,d
of the Senate n l,nIold prsstda,-
fial veto ~ fha bonus hiII
IN stha Ho,,se s.,f Is ss,,,.e.,s.,.. 49,.
t,a,, eta 1880 -
m anw oraat o,,,.s - y p l.ac
s,sct, ,.I,auaA y.
tremelv difficI1lt me ho,,,,s - -
nj, ~ ~ 49, - ovel ~ .le aIaag
Committee, which has handled bonus
legislation In the House. gives the
lo nov resuIts:
are AlLLeteen SURVIVING mem
i ls tss.ss . tIa ps agalnsI Donus
$3.50 49,, 49, 81. W asno. ule pOntical
fourteen are oIfrfrhtIv and ir,.at
ably committed to such legislation
ny their records and pledges.
MaloE1ty IN the House.
II the House as q whole the
S Dora a .s. cam tnat they
n' y. . ~. aJDll.y VI 70 4.
n,. - ~ ne SITUATION Is
u4o .ess AavoLame 70 them. IL
stanus TO-DAY as ioiIoWs:
Inc IOcal NUMBER or Senators is
SO. The number necessary to pass
g law over the Presidents veto Is
%. Inc residents veto, therefore,
IN oroer 10 be sustained, must be
supported by 30 Senators.
The residents bonus problem
to1av 70 10 Llnd tnese 90 senators.
10 suaIe' since secretary Mellon
announced MS taxation reduction
-.
plA"' VAIN the bonus enllrely eaiInA-
mated, there have IS Senators who
have expressed views ahout the
bor,,s IN h,r1,n
rrhi,.t,,.o,o - "s.y cA
,ho1,a rS-o--oI.S . ~,
ha..,, VOC Aor Iue
au nave PROMISED 10
VoNo 0sdAnsI It.
How Senators Stand.
OF the remaining 81 Senators,
thAro ara faw r,ho.1> n;v,,
N4oS
hoI' III Iact' privately known.
Moreover, many Of them are hound
bv" nledpea nosdo 6ur4ro- ~ Ios+
session Of Congress- or nnada during
the election Campaign of last wear.
By these tests these 51 Senators
are tentatively listed as follows:
honUs 10 0oiius' o. against tne
Adding these figures +o1a+ber II
appears that today there are 50
Senators for the bonus and q
asanist II.