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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1925-09-29
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Indeed, Wonderful Values Await Thrifty Shoppers in the
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Evening star., 1925-03-16

are bound to follow the expansion in
business this year there may well be
more than 100000, 900 available for
a tax cut.
1t has been proved that d % per cent
horizontal reduction, using the existing
rates as a base, resulted in loss to
the Government of only about $3.50 ,G0O,-
900. The cut therefore. may be more
than % per cent when incomes earned
during the year 1926 are taken into con-
sideration. As for payments to be made
in March. 1927, the chances are that
the present revenue act will have been
amended in rates so that the surplus
will not be so large as TO necessitate a
horizontal reduction.
MeIIon's Ultimate Goal.
What Mr.. Mellon ultimately wants to
achieve is a Is per cent surtax maxi
mum, and if conditions continue as they
are the proposal may in the next five
years be realized.
Meanwhile Representative Green
and other members of the ways and
means committee of the House are
planning a trip TO Europe to study
laws abroad. particularly those relat-
ing to capital gains and losses, on
which 1t is believed some information
can be obtained which will lead to
an Improvement in the American law
Treasury officials will be busy all
Summer working on the new tax law
which may be known as the Smoot-
Green plan when il is finally whipped
into shape by the House and Senate
leaders.
Copyright. 1921
Evening star., 1925-03-16
FIRST PENSION CHIEF
NOT VETERAN OF 81
Nomination of Wilder S. Metcalf
for Post Breaks Precedent.
Served in Two Wars.

The nomination of Wilder 5. Met
calf. of Lawrence, kans, to be com
missioner of pensions, sent TO the
Senate Saturday by President COOL
idge. is the, first name of pension
commissioner not veteran OF the
Civil War to be submitted for the
post in more than half century Mr..
Metcalf is a veteran of the Spanish
American and World Wars.
1t has been an unbroken precedent.
il was said at the Interior Depart
ment today, to select for the post OF
pension commissioner a man VINO
served in the war between the North
and South. The retiring commits
sioner, Washington Gardner. served
four Years with distinction in the
Civil war. He is so years o, age and
is looked upon as the dean OF chiefs
OF the Government bureaus.
There were at the conclusion OF
the last fiscal year 146,s1o veterans
OF the Civil War still on the pension
rolls of the Government, but the
number is becoming smaller, while
pensioners OF the Spanish American
War are increasing.
Evening star., 1925-03-16
ID. C.. Woman Listed
Among Members of
Highest Court Bar

Antoinette d. Hechmer, Wash
ington woman lawyer, was today
added to the very small number or
persons of her sex entitled to prac-
tice before the Supreme Court or
the United States. Her admission
to its bar was moved and granted
today at the courts regular ses-
sion for announcing decisions.
Miss Hechmer, who has for sew
eral years practiced her profes-
sion in Washington chiefly in In
terstate. Commerce Commission
matters, is native of Grafton,
w. Va. where her father, J. l..
Hechmer, has for many years been
a member of the bar, She, is
graduate OF George Washington
University, class of 1922. She was
the second woman TO conduct
complete case, including presenta-
tion of briefs and argument. be-
fore the Interstate Commerce
Commission. and is now the only
woman regularly 20 engaged. Her
admission to the Supreme bar was
moved by {. r. Ma rshall, with
whose Washington law office Miss
Hechmer is associated.
Evening star., 1925-03-16
BUSINESS GETS TIP
/ TO "STEP ON GAS
Tax Cut Prophecy Called
Hint by Congress Larger
Profits May Be Retained.
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

There is a real significance in the
statement just issued by RepT
tive Green, chairman of the House
ways and means committee, to the
effect that the outlook was good for
a reduction in taxes next year, and
that sur&ax rates would go to 20
per cent maximum.
1t is an invitation to the business
men of America TO expand and TO in
vestors to go ahead with their plans
for the aid of productive enterprises.
The statement was in substance what
was carried in these dispatches a
week ago but the decision to make
public announcement means that the
administration hopes to stimulate an
unprecedented era of prosperity, If
possible.
Business men look far ahead and so
do investors. They are choosing in
VcStments or analyzing proposals for
expansion with an idea to what profit
will accrue and what will have TO be
taxed 1t is no secret that many
propositions which might otherwise
hsve been approved by big CONNER
cial concerns have been turned down
because the ultimate profit that might
accrue would have TO be subject to
high rates.
Look Ahead to Taxes.
There are men who make out their
income tax returns in advance OF
March, 1925, and conduct their busi-
nesses with an eye on the tax they
will have TO pay. These are the
men who, according to Secretary Mel
lon, feel a certain restraint and bur-
den on high rates and who would ac-
tually expand their business il they
felt lower tax rate were assured.
The Mellon theory is that more
taxes are collected when tax rates are
low than when they are high and
4hat the Government gains not
through the size of individual tax
payments, but through the volume
thereof.
So the announcement from Repre-
sentative Green may be taken by
everybody to mean that when March
of next year comes around there will
be at least a 25 per cent reduction
5n income taxes all along the line il
not more and that big business will
lind itself paying on a maximum of
c5 per cent instead 70 40, as is the
case in the present month.
Would Aid Big Taxpayer.
Representative Green points out
that the small taxpayer has had the
benefit of most of the reduction in
tax rates thus far and that il is
time to give the larger taxpayer a
real cut, for it is agreed that while
men Of large income did get a slice
of the surplus accumulated they did
not get enough to stimu ulate them
to do the things which Secretary Mel
lon predicted would be the outcome
of a % per cent surtax rate.
Due to better business conditions,
the receipts for taxes as well as
economies in Government operation
have brought a surplus of 500, 000,-
600 in the fiscal year ending June
so next. 1t was already estimated
that on June 80, 1926 there would be
a surplus of sara, 1000. 600, SO with in
creased receipts from taxation which
Evening star., 1925-03-16

about to be handed over to Italy
under the terms OF the Anglo-Italian
treaty. He had no information, how
ever. as to the cause Of the disturb
ances.
The underSscretary said no British
troops were involved, hut that REIN
forcements of the Kings African
Rifles had been ordered to the locality
as a precautionary measure.
Evening star., 1925-03-16
Specials to Celebrate Our
PIX Coffee

The blend from which
you get the most delightful
flavor.
Evening star., 1925-03-16
TREATY ON SMUGGLING
PENDING WITH MEXICO
Agreement Covering Violators of
Laws on Prohibition and Trading
in Narcotics Awaiting Signatures.

A new extradition treaty with Mex
leo, the most comprehensive convention
of such a character ever negotiated by
the United States, is awaiting signature,
covering not alone narcotic smugglers,
but providing for extradition of customs
and prohibition law violators along the
border.
Arrangements for the signing OF the
treaty have not been completed, but II
was indicated at the State Department
today that no delay was expected.
The treaty follows the lines OF the
American-Canadian pact for extradition
of drug smugglers.
Evening star., 1925-03-16

Science Church, made one further
step away from the original organi-
zation by opening a new church in
London Sunday, called the Christian
Science Parent Church of the New
Generation"
Assisting her was John V. Ditte-
more, a leader OF American dissen-
tents, who declared people on both
sides of the Atlantic were becoming
Evening star., 1925-03-16
MRS. BILL OPENS CHURCH
London Move Is Away From Chris
tian Science Body in U. s.

BY Cable to The Star and Chicago Daily News.
LONDON, March 16.-Mrs. Annie G.
Bill, English woman leader of a dis
sentmg movement from the Christian
Evening star., 1925-03-16
PROFITS MUCH LOWER.

NEW YORK, March 16.-Net profit
of the National Trasit Co. for 1924
fell to s7f4,740, equivalent to So cents
share on the capital stock, com-
pared with $1,024,572. of $2.01 a share
in 1928.
Evening star., 1925-03-16
TROUBLE IN JUBALAND.
House of Commons Is Informed
of Disorders.

LONDON. March 16.-Questioned in
the House of Commons today about
recent fighting between the natives
of some sections of Jubaland, East
Africa, and the Somali tribesmen OF
the adjoining territory OF Somaiiland'
the Hon. William q. A. Orms by-Gore
undersecretary of the colonial office.
declared that he had information that
disorders had occurred in parts of
the territory of Jubaland, which is
Evening star., 1925-03-16

more dissatisfied daily with the old
orga nization.
MT. Dlttemore also severely criti-
cized methods employed in the
Christian Science Sanitarium in the
United States. declaring the death
rate was high and was due to failure
TO segregate patients suffering with
various diseases
tCopyrsht. 1922. by Chicago Daily Nsns Co
Evening star., 1925-03-16

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05

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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
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Rassvet = Dawn., 1925-11-05
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