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THURSDAY. APRIL 18. 1923. PAGE SIX P1ATTSM0UTH SEMI WEEKLY JOUR8AI I 15 I Ask Vour Neighliorllboyt Us We keep ahead of the procession all of the time. Our prices are a great deal lower and our store is THE store to patronize if you want Quality at the Lowest Market Price. ... If you don't believe this, ask your neighbors they know what they can save, by doing their marketing at BLACK AND WHITE ! H Friday and Saturday! U. S. Chamber Urges a Big Cut in Tax Rates $394,000 Slash Demanded By Offi cial Speaking to Senate Committee g E SUGAR 10 lbs. best granulated . . , Sugar market is still going up Buy a supply. 65c .'The Rough Riders' is One of Screen's Finest One of the Screen's Best Pictures Coming to the Parmele on Fri day and Saturday. Roosfvelt swings his h:it and rIvps the order to charge. His pony, TVxas. leaps forward. Behind hini comes a cheering line of steel-ja""ed fiehters. their ftices streaked with dirt. Iloihi '.vaves his tword and the Hash is a : jbeacon of conr.isc Maim.r bullets! whine through the tall grass, sihr.'-, like deadly darts. j A barbed wire fence forty yards I from the top halts Kooswlt. He t mount j dismounts and flings himself over it. I'uctim1. In the years that have followed commerce, the charge of Koosevelt's Rough Rid- BANANAS Nice large Fruit Lb. 8c P & G SOAP Ten Bars for 37c Washington, Standing pat on its urogram of tax reduction, the Uni- tfd states chamber which came to grips with the aniin-1 ers under a withering lire up San !. .. -!.. 5,-, tlio i limn Hilt tlio imlnr nf that broken istration on mis Huujtci can m . - i present session, presented its recom- line oi men nas fceen precious 10 uie iitru lis ui uu ineil, wuiutrn clliu V.11H- dren. iKvery American should see "The Rough Riders," which will be mendations today to the senate fin ance committee. Submitted by Felix M. McWhirter, the shown at the Parmele Theatre Fri- nt- Iii.li-innnnlia n member Of . . . f,..i.,.ni oV- dav and Saturdr.v niehts for the elorv hnnidpr rnm ill 1 1 i ei uu irucitu - - - j - - m Carnation Miik, tall cans, 3 for 29c Raisins, Thompson's Seedless, 4-lb. pkg.. .... .41c Dried Peaches, Blue Ribbon brand, 2 lbs 45c (Wax lined package) Pansy Breakfast Prunes, 2 lb. pkg 19c . (In air tight package) Cooking Figs, 3-Ib. pkg. (Blue Ribbon) 37c Seeded Raisins, Pansy brand, 15-oz. pkg.. . A2Y2c Homa Malt, the perfect hop flavored malt. . . .GSz Hominy, large Nc. 2!2 size cans Otoe brand. . .9c Pork and Beans, No. 2 size cans, each 9c (Van Camp's. Libby's or Campbell's) Peas, early variety, MeSo brand, No. 2 size can. 12c Corn. Pioneer brand, narrow grain, 18-oz. can. .9c Matches. Ohio brand. 6 boxes in carton 20c Calumet Baking Powder, 1-Ib. carton 29c ation, the program calls for a total ot this one scene alone which Para tax cut of $394,000,000, more than mount hf reproduced so vividly ,........ nrm i,i..i,or th.-.n that re-! fiercely, with tigerish fury in t ! commended bv the house and nearly .way to strike terror to the bosom of : ?200 OOO.OOO" above that now sug- the bravest foe the picture shows ' . i r tuo iacnrv I the rushing madmen leaping toward a ,K The Piopola fl rit Vubmltied to Sp-nlBh Run.. They are follow ! , 1 , " p ' , ,.,imnii, nig a battle-flag of polka-dot blue Head Lettuce Ice Berg 2 Heads. . 15c Swift's White SOAP 10 bars. . .29c Si Krisp' Crackers, 214-ib. caddy 'Mb. caddy. 30c 1-lb. caddy. 16c Krispy Graham Crax, 2-lb. caddy 1-lb. size caddy. 16c Peaches, Libby's extra fancy, No. 212 can 25c s (Sliced or Halves) EEr 37c .30c - jfj Pineapple, Hillsdale, No. 2l2 size can 25c p? 1 FLOUR SPECIAL Frost King or Sunkist, 43-b. sack . $1.89 f Little Hatchet, 24-lb. sack 39 p Hour has advanced considerably, so do net pass this by. BLACK AND WHITE COFFEE Gionr.d fresh for every customer Fine, Indium or Coarse on our Hocart Clialf Rair.over Hill. Evsry pound guaranteed. 1 lb. - 42c lbs. - 51.45 White 1 8 EillllllillllSllIHliliniia DR. WISE ALLOWED TO GO NVw York. April 15. The repi? nation of Dr. Stephen S. Wise from tfc administrati ve committee of the Zionist organization of America was accepted today by the national execu tive committee "with regret. " A re solution of confidence in the ad ministrative committee and in Ir. Weibmann. president of the world Zionist organization, was adopted unanimously, approving their action in the c-ontroveiFy with Dr. Wise. Dr. Wise resigned last year as chairman of the political committee of the Zionist meeting of the world ltld in Switzerland, because of dif ferences of opinion with leaders of tiie group, who he said were foster ing a policy of inaction in Palestine. Need helpT "Yon cart get it qcicklj by rdfleine vot:r ad in the JonmaL "Sonny Boy" Real Clothes for Boys 10 to 16 Years Boys' Clothes made with the same care and precision as the high grade men's lines. The same clever designing The same careful workmanship This line is. not usually found outside the big city stores. It is so exceptional we want you to see it. The prices are very reasonable Long or Short Pants-See our 5th St. window th.- house wavs and means commit te last November, and now repeat ed call: Reduction of the corporation in tn rwt more than 10 Der I'll! i - v -' - - - " - j t ent. I Repeal of the remaining war ex Uise taxes on particular businessess. Repeal of the federal mneriiance tax. The administration la in partial agreement with this program, but (lifiers widely with the proposed cut !in the corporation levy. It now fa- ivors a reduction from 132 to only 12 per cent. The house has proposed 'a 11 Per ?nt rate. I Points to War Kecord j Mr. McWhirter said that nothing had developed in the last four mon-1 ths to cause the chamber to change, jits position; that the recommenda tion of its membership at the bgin-, I ning of the war for heavier and drastic taxation was "consistent with its position today for repeal of those .war-time measures." and that it al-1 I ways had been an outstanding ad-' vocate of "property budgetary pro-' Icedure in the fiscal operations of the government." i 5 McWhirter took exception to of-fk-al estimates on corporation returns ;and back taxes and said the eham-t 1 her could prove that its recomnien '('ntions for cuts in lf25 and 192l. if p.rtepted. would "still leave ample funds for statutory debt requirements land a l!)2ft year-end surplus in ex-J J cess of .?22!.ooo,(nu or a $Gf.000.- ; (M'U surplus even under continued iuse on debt retirement of Sl'CO.000. .Ooi of foreign interest payments." J Kxception was also taken to of j fical estimates of receipts and ex j penditure.-. for the last five , years. ; McWhirter declaring that receipts in j variably were underestimated and expenses- over-estimated, j Expense-. Ovcr-Estimated I Pointing out that official estimates had placed corporation tax collec tions for the fiscal year 1927 at $1. i 120.000.000 and that the same fig . ure had been calculated for this and ! next fiscal years. McWhirter uid - lilt.) IIO " U1UV. 1.V 1)1, V AtAV. I , tak liability shown by corporations! upon their 11(27 returns will "not( vary sunstantiauy trom tnat or liizn . when the taxes due were at least , $1.242.Ot.0.00O. ! "In other words." he added, "re gardless of the nature of the income tax, and the undoubted growth in ;the volume of business, a 'fixed' es timate is used for the receipts from ! sources yielding a good third of the j total revenue receipts of the govern- ment. It would seem reasonable to assume that, granted that business I conditions in 1928 calendar year re-j main in general at a parity with those of 1927, receipts in 1929 fiscal yar from current corporation tax at a rate of 13 V per cent would exceed the official estimate of $1,120,000. 000 by at least $100,000." I Pointing to the $331,000,000 In .back taxes collected in 1927. Mc Whirter called attention to the es timate of $220,000,000 in this cate gory for the fiscal year 1929 and said this did not seem reasonable to the chamber. "The official statements.' he said, ("would seem to mean that in the $220,000,000 now estimated as re ceipts from 'back taxes' in 1929 fis-1 cal year there are $100,000,000 of, these delinquent 'current' taxes." ! A table was presented to show! that actual surpluses viave xeceeded j estimates nfade only six montrs be-j fore the close of each fiscal year in j amounts ranging from $100,000,000.' yearto nearly $600,000,000 In the last year, $252,000,000. a kercniet soaked with sweat that shields the neck of Theodore Roose velt from the blistering heat of the sun. On an elevation is a red-tiled ranch house, now known as Kettle Hill, and from it comes blast after blast of iron death. A simple thing, after all. to the decisive mind of T. It. His men are aligned in a jungle area. Before them is an open basin and up on the crest a hut with a straight trench in front of it. Charts Kuimett Mad:, Xoah 1'T. Geoi s;.' jjancroft and Krcd IO.hler. , i-i the principal roles. Frank Hopper is ;:n jsdmirable Roosevelt. lending men with a spirn: as nearly t.kv. to that of VvucuoU'bio l- - : p-ssibl.-. Fi'd I.indsr.y port r.tys v.'l!: : military distinction t!: ro!- cf Leon ard Wood. 15. V. Schuiberg. nfsochitc Pain-; oii?"fr, i-np: : vi?.'d tbi.-; pi- i T! oiiginal story v.i.s wi if.-' tin iiv tr.MTr.i.ti MPgedorn, JCnosr- viJt's (iiograpl'er ami s-cretary tin- It,-;osev( It Manorial A.-soci; I ion. SATURDAY SPECIALS or BERGKR PARTY CHAIRMAN The Rough Riders com- on furiously in the assault. Aligned witii thcin 1.11 lIUC, IJliXUiV llUlill 3 KJL III, j Ninth Cavalry, a colored rcfriment that never knew tlie word fear. Tlvre is an inundation of the trenches as the Rough Riders swarm up, heedless of a rain of firo from! Xp'.v York. April 1". IMerate to the Spaniardn' second line of defense, j the national convention of the s-cial-To the left. General Kent's division J;st party, in session todiv, aiiuninions storms the San Juan blockhouse, j jv elected Representative Vi' tor I-. Roosevelt swings the tire of his troops i larger, of Wisc(Ji:si n, as ::atio..al on the Spanish defenders and the j , n:, ji :naI1 ,f i party. Jui'e s II. blockhouse is captured. , ! Maurer, .'f R-adin-.r. Pa., president of "Come on. boys!" r-ays Roosevelt ! f i. , ,.,,',- svi v-, state I-Yiiera t ion of :r. Gray Inner Tubes 0xGy7 Stenco Cord Tire " S4.65 A GooJ Set iy2" Harness at S57.50 Still have a few No. 1G Be Laval Cream Separators at 390.00 a-. acnt fcr the "Standard Four' Tires Have a Complete Line. W. H. Puis and his men charge across a wil valley to the farther hill oi San Juan. Hullets sing around them, over them often through them. On they go, on to another row of hi! In overlooking Santiago, unheeding the) severe order to sto.o them from t'ol-j ,u, ja:st i ;;: u, lowing tne loe clear into the lorn-1 , .(run ..aiional s-tret-r, neu city. A wave of adulation for Roosevelt, sweeps over the United States the next day when press and public her ald his victorious feat. Labor, vr:.j el-( ted chairman 1; ' (iay. An ;!pproxiiiali'.- n 3..V0 for organization ot t h- so-ialist young people througlniit the country, was. voted by th" delegates, a iter a i'e!:,it oi t he Yeo'ing Pe;,l;Ie H had been re id iy Dealer in Hardware and Supplies Phone 33 Plattsmouth, Neb. ii.g eagerv e-.s aniong.-U our youtig j,e to join and dt velop the Voim:; t'(.!''s So i;;li-l ic league. Trie h;i:i- ; ;: o 1 1 bv nie.-.t ot ihe circles is -'f the hi'k if '.viiliii.ic and eaoable (li the league. 1'arker told the (onvti- nci-ns. lion the most active cir les of the ;.:;.rris Hili'juit. of .'ev York, was young p. opl-'s (I'-part iMeiit f)f t he ' r.j..( t ed se v tary of the party for th" party w re located in .V"v York,' year. Chicago, Jilwaukee and itt Massa- The heroes who took part in that j chuseti.-;. I unbelievably courageous charge are t "It cannot d" said that interest in i representt-d in the picture which ! six-ialisrii at. ion.-; oui;g iejple h;is Victor l-'Ietni'iir dirf r-ti i liv such 1 waned." ?:e s::id. the -ontrary. sterling actors as Charles Fi.i i ell. ihere is Kiifiiient evidence ol grow- r.al's Want Ad department i Have you anything to sell? Tell the -w orld about it through the Jour- s E I IB i AN APPRECIATION I wish to extend mv heartfelt thanks to the voters of the county for their splendid endorsement of my administration of the office of coun ty judge. ! If re-elected, I will continue, as in the past, to render the best possible service of which I am capable, and to conduct the affairs of the county .court in a fair, honest and efficient ; manner. A. H. DUXBURY, I County Judge. I Candirlnto fri re-election. MAKES A REAL HIT When it conies to things Rotarian. Searl S. Davis of this city is a real enthusiast and yesterday morning at t the session of the district Rotary . convention at Council Bluffs, Mr. , Davis was called upon for a few remarks and gave a real speech, those In attendance state, talking along the lines of the Rotary work and ideals and the local speaker received a strong ovation from the members of the convention for his speech which was right to the point and carried a real message. j (Dome Friday! Come Saturday! This is the greatest sale we have ever held in our entire 39 years in business in Plaiis mouth. Yellow price tags tell the story of eavings in Groceries, Chinavare and Kitch en and Household Utensils that only wait for you to come and carry them away. We must clear our shelves and although hundreds have bought during the first ten days, a vast stock of fresh, new goods still remains to be moved. Corns and reap the benefit! wv and we are especially anxious to make Friday and Saturday Banner Soiling Dsys and so reduce our stock as not to hamper the workmen. Extra discounts, displays of short lot rnerchendics at rediculously lov prices these and many other inducements to further move cur sLor'i this week. Cone end see what we offer you, and we guarantee you will not go away disappointed. Ail prices on cur big circular and many new ones, too. We are loading another car of Eggs and will Pay Ycu the Top-Notch Price CORN Standard Pack No. 2 Size Below Present Market 10c Per dozen cans. .$1.15 CATSUP Large 14-oz. bottle Frazier Catsup priced at 15c 11 PEACHES Tauc' Melbss hi Hvy. Syrup larr.e ITo. VJ Cans 6 ca::s for. $1.40 PEAS King- Bird and Union Pacific No. 2 Cans Each 15c 6 cans for .85c Don't overlook our Special Price Tables 7c, 17c, 19c, 47c and 67c. Kitchen Uten sils, Chinaware, Glassware and Household Necessities of all kinds. In many instances prices have been cut in half. Big Cake and Cracker Special SATURDAY, APRIL 21 1 pkg. Vanila Wafers 1 pkg. Fig Cars 1 pkg. KycVox 1 pkg. Cheese Nihleto 1 pkg. Chocolate Sr.aps 2 pkgs. Tak-Homa Biscuits FREE 83c Value for Only En;:or Ptnvs in Kvy. Syrup Ifo. 2'2 size Can fcr 19c G cans for $1.10 Del Monte Brand FRUITS Pears Peaches Apricots No. 1 Size Car.s for 19e G cans for. $1.10 WE PAY HIGHEST PRICES (CASH OR TRADE) FOR EGGS. BRING THEM IN! Dried Apricots, 2 lbs. for 35c Dried Peaches,, fancy, 2 lbs. for 45c Blue Rose Rice, 4 41bs. for 25c The Old Reliable Grocery Store Strained Honey, 5 lb. pail for 59c Navy Beans, jumbo size, 9 lbs. for SI Olives, full quart jar for 49c 6. 3 9 of Service the journal h PZ T We deliver Phoned 0ffice I I " " ' ui iiijiuil. mu .i.i.. in in. i i .J ,M MM, ! riiirrifiirJ- -m rwrfult f- - - - -J7 A . - rrll. -1tllltm tlM t j-. - ' , ;mr ,v r A