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The Washington times., 1931-11-18
TAX PLAN
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for balancing the budget Of the
United States Treasury.

NN0u11UuG@ EFO" EtFSI rage
for balancing the budget Of the
United States Treasury.
Round Table Discussion
The consensus in the visiting
party seemed to be that a rev.
embarrassing bill should be
passed at the next session of
Congress to wipe out a Treasury
deficit.
The Senators and Representa-
tives engaged in a round-table
discussion with officials of the
Dominion's revenue department.
The Government has assigned
tax experts to the party to fur
nish information on Canada'S ex-
perience with this form Of taxa
ton.
After attending a luncheon
given by the Canadian govern.
ment at the Chateau Laurier, the
United States lawmakers left IN
their special train over the Ca
madam National Railways for
Montreal, where a theater party
is on the program for tonight.
To Visi. Quebec
Following the theatrical per
Torrance, the visitors are to
leave for Quebec, where tomor-
row the provincial Government
and City of Quebec will extend
good will receptions.
One Of the high spots of the
Quebec visit will be a reception
to the visitors on the floor of
the provincial legislative assembly,
now in session.
The party will leave Quebec
for the United States tomorrow
night. Some of the members
will leave the special train at
New York, Philadelphia, and
Baltimore. Most of them will
continue to Washington to pre-
pare for the opening of Con-
gress December 7.
Gore Sees Long Peace
The visitors were given a din
ner by the Canadian government
last night. with Sir George
Perley. acting prime minister,
extending a cordial welcome and
offering the services of the
Dominion'S tax-collecting agency
to provide the Senators and Rep
reSentatiVes authentic data on
che sales tax as it has operated
here.
Senator Thomas P. Gore CD
OF Oklahoma, predicted the
united States and Canada would
never go to war. because of the
similarity Of the people and
institutions Of the two countries
=. b. Ryckman, minister of re.
venue, presided.
The Washington times., 1931-11-18
DATE FOR TRIAL
WILL Be SET
LATER
Meanwhile, 13-Year.0Id VIC
tim Pleads for Live Baby
to Play With

Harry N. Riley and his wife,
Elsie, were arraigned before
Justice F. D. Let's in District
Supreme Court today on an
indictment charging them with
cruelty to Edith Riley, Is, who
allegedly was kept a prisoner
in her home for four years.
Both entered pleas of not guilty.
The indictment was in one
count, and charged them with tor
turing the child on November 6,
the day she was liberated from the
closet.
The maximum penalty which
can be imposed if they are found
guilty is two years in prison and
$3.50 fine. No date for trial was
set.
Today the Cupboard Child"
asked to play with a live baby.
Unable to find the normal
'child's diversion in playthings she
was refused for eight years, the
child shows little interest in the
score of beautiful dolls sent her
by sympathizers.
Taken To Nursery
Lying on her little white cot in
the children's ward Of Gallinger
Hospital, unable TO read or COM
prehend the many sympathetic
letters just arrived from widely
separated sections of the country,
Edith today looked UP with her
solemn face at one Of the pretty
young nurse attendants and said:
II want to play with a live
baby"
Ever ready to please the pitiful
little child, the nurse took her by
the hand and led her to q nursery
where fair.haired baby Of 3 or 4
was happily busy in a crib. Edith
stared at the child with all the
curiosity Of an explorer sighting
0 new race.
Her mask.like face remained
expressionless. She uttered no
word, made no move. The nurse
left her standing there, staring at
the Give baby"
Gifts Still Arriving
When the nurse returned later,
Edith was sitting on top Of the
window sill, looking silently down
at her new little playmate, who
was doing its utmost to interest
the strange visitor in the in
tricacies of hiding behind crib
bars.
Meanwhile, gifts and letters con-
tinued to pour into her room. A
big brown baby carriage, with a
beautiful blue-eyed doll inside,
came from some anonymous sym.
pathizer. Another sent a tiny
rocking chair.
The Washington times., 1931-11-18
HALF B|LLL0 n
LIMIT Of TAX
INCREASE
Leaders Say Retroactive Must
Apply; Incomes and Sales
Pondered as Sources

Republican leaders in Con.
gress today took steps to quell
the fear that Congress may
embark upon a huge tax in
crease program.
Although increased taxation is
regarded as a necessity, efforts
will be made by the Republicans
to limit the boosts.
Representative Smell (R1 Of
New York, one Of the Big Three"
Of the House last year in indors-
ing a tax increase. predicted it
would not exceed $500,000,000.
Smell said:
I'VE have always operated on
q balanced budget. By strict
economy and a reasonable in.
crease in taxes we can get by
/ doubt If Congress will increase
taxation by more than $780,
100000"
He indorsed the tax plan OF
Representative Bacharach (R0 of
New Jersey in principle. This
called for higher income taxes on
big incomes, inheritance and gift
taxes and a sales tax on non-es-
SentialS.
Despite opposition to all forms
Of retroactive aXation. hackers
of the movement for, a tax boost
declare it must apply to 1881 in
comes if it is to accomplish the
purpose of counteracting the an
ticipated $4,000, ,000,0 deficit dur
ing the present fiscal year.
The Washington times., 1931-11-18
BAPT|STS ELECT
v. v. EVERETT

W. W. Everett, vice president of
woodward & Lothrop, was elected
moderator of the Columbia Asso.
ciaton of Baptist Churches at the
fifty-fourth annual convention in
the National Baptist Memorial
Church, Sixteenth and Harvard
SITS. NJ w., yesterday. Today's
session began at 10 a. m. with the
Rev. Austin K. duBlois announced
as the principal speaker at the
afternoon session.
Bishop William F.. Mcdowell, of
the Methodist Episcopal Church,
scheduled to speak yesterday. was
unable to attend because of de.
nominational matters in Phila-
delphia.
Other officers elected were:
The Rev. G. G. johnson, of the
National Baptist Memorial Church,
vice moderator; s. B. Nottingham,
clerk; E. B. Shaver, assistant
clerk, and G. B. Bryan, treasurer.
The Washington times., 1931-11-18
Auto Light on Tomb
Costs DriUer S6.25

ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 18.-Turning
a spotlight on a tombstone IN
Annapolis, Armistice night, today
cost Enoch H. Totten, of Wash
ington, $6.25 in police court here
today. In addition. Totten was
forced to spend three-quarters of
an hour in the Annapolis jail
Armistice night awaiting bond.
The charge was made by a
State policeman who said Totten
turned the spotlight on his auto
mobile on a tombstone and the
glare from the light blinded the
policeman who made the charge.
The Washington times., 1931-11-18
POiLUS Pursue Bands
OF COrSicUn B1nditti

AJACCIO, Corsica. Nov. IS
G.N.SO-Fifteen hundred French
soldiers moved into the frowning
Corsican Hills today determined
to run to earth the bands of
banditti, who have been terror
izing this rocky islet in the Med
iterranean where Napoleon Bona
parte was born 162 years ago.
The Washington times., 1931-11-18
Grand Jury to Hear
ChUr0e of Car Theft

Returned to Washington after
his arrest in Raleigh, N. c., on
q charge Of stealing an auto,
Walter Mcknight, 20, Of Bridge
port, Conn.,, today was ordered
held for the Grand Jury on $500
bond after he had pleaded guilty
before Police Court Judge Isaac
r. Hit.
Mcknight was arrested in Ra.
leigh after a chase during which
q policeman fired several shots.
He Is accused of stealing the car
of Louis Winer, Of 800 I st.
N. w., which was parked at Fiji.
teenth and F Streets Northwest,
several days ago.
The Washington times., 1931-11-18

as " n e Ian. Marjorie Rambeau
of San Diego county, rad re.
quested from the clerk of the
Puma county superior court,
Yuma, Ariz., photostatic copies
of the marriage records Of Miss
Rambeau and Francis A. Duger,
50, wealthy retired Sebring.
Fla, business man, formerly in
the consular service in Panama.
Miss Rambeau and Dudger
were married November 10.
The Washington times., 1931-11-18

ugnC. l ring
down the cur
tain"
H o llywood
speculated to-
d a y whether
this expressed
desire of Mar
jorie r a M
b e a u long
tim e rollick-
ing p;aygirl
of the screen,
would come
true.
District At
torney Thom-
The Washington times., 1931-11-18
Sheriff Accused
Of Dry Violation

SAVANNAH, Nov. 18 G.NS0.
Sheriff @. B. Smith, of Camden
county, has been indicted by a
Federal grand jury on charges of
conspiracy to violate the prohibi-
ton law, it was revealed here
today. He is the third Georgia
sheriff to be accused during the
past four weeks of prohibition
law violation.
The Washington times., 1931-11-18

the footsteps
Of his illus
trous father
along the po-
litical tria |
that led the
elder Taggart
to the leader
ship of De-
mocracy.
Taggart is
sued a state
nnent that he
would accept
the candidacy
for the va
Cancy on the
nnm cratic
The Washington times., 1931-11-18
Hundreds Reported
Slain in Jap Battle

SHANGHAI. Nov. 18 GN.SO
Several hundred japanese soldiers
were killed in the IL hours Of
fighting on the Nonni River
battlefront, which preceded cap
ture of Anganki, according to re-
ports received here tonight.
Heavy casualties also were re-
ported among the Chinese forces.
The Washington times., 1931-11-18

T. TAGGART. JR. ~ AAA y,
national committee caused by
the death of Charles A. Great
house, of indianapolis. He has
the backing of r. Earl Peters,
Democratic State chairman.
Lew G. Ellingham, Fort Wayne
publisher, also is a candidate
for Greenhouses post.
The Washington times., 1931-11-18
PEOPLE
Who Interest
You and
What They
Are Doing
Fashions and Crime
JobIesS Causes

ment today,
in the opinion
of Represen.
tative Willis
c. H a W lev
(R.) of Ore.
gon, h ir.
man of the
House Ways
a n d Means
NOIHHllCCee.
The DEGREES
Of fashion, he
said, decreas.
ed the con.
sumption Of
wool, cotton
ard q er
The Washington times., 1931-11-18
HEBREW MEDAL TO HANNA

NEW YORK, Nov. 18 U.sO:
Archbishop Edward j. Hanna. OF
San Francisco. will be presented
Friday with the American He
brew medal, recently awarded Tor
promotion of better understand,
ing between Christian and Jew"
The Washington times., 1931-11-18
Dame Fashion
opportunities for
the chief causes

products, and threw hundreds
OF thousands of workers out of
work.
In addition, he said, a million
and a half to two million per.
sons live on the fruits of crimes
of all sorts. They have lost
their golden opportunities with
the depression. he remarked.
The Washington times., 1931-11-18
CONDITION OF TREASURY

Treasury balance as Of Novem-
ber is, ,$11S,340,581.6S: expendi.
lures, $15.692, ,599.31: customs re-
ceiptS, $14.93l.9S7.S9.
The Washington times., 1931-11-18
Rambeau'S Wedding
Under Scrutiny

HOLLY WOOD. Nov. IS
GN.S.-"Twenty six years is
long enough to be in the lime
The Washington times., 1931-11-18
Tom Taggart's Son
Has Hat in Rinu

INDIANAPOLIS, Nov. 10
G.N.SD.-Thomas Taggart, jr.,
today decided he would follow
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Brownsville Has:

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Bills Pending Under the Big Dome

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