Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 46, Number 33, 17 December 1920 — Page 11

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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND.. FRIDAY, DEC. 17, 1920.

LEGION POLL ON BONUS BILL EXPECTED

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WASHINGTON. Dec. 17. A nation

wide poll of the members of the American Legion to determine which particular benefit of the pending bonus till the members would choose under the optional feature of the bill probably -will result from demand of the senate finance committee for an estimate of the Immediate financial obligation to the country should the bill be passed. Sentiment of the committee for such, ft poll was expressed at a hearins to-

day at which the legislative committeeof the Legion appeared to urge immediate action on the bonus bill by the senate. The finance committee had ordered the hearing on , the theory , that in working out a plan for tax ievis!on it must have some good idea or the possible obligations of the nation In the next two or three rears. Extent of the Obligation. It was pointed out to the Legion leaders soon after they had appeared before the committee that if all the 4.000,000 .ex-service men in Jhe United States entitled to compensation under the law should choose the money bonus of $1.25 or $1 a day for service abroad and at home, respectively, the immediate obligation to the United States would be in the neighborhood of $1,500,000,000. The government is in no position to pay this sum or anything like it, members of the committee agreed. Thereupon Senators McLean, of Connecticut; Simmons, of Ncrth Caro

lina, and others said to the Legion !

inemDers tnat u a majority of the exservice men should choose under the bill either adjusted service certiflTo Cure a Cold in One Day Take Grove's LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets. The genuine bears the signature of E. W. Grove. 30c.

cates, vocational training aid or farm cr home aid, which are the other three options of the bill, the immediate obligation to the nation would be much less and the government would be In a much better position to pass the till.

Chester Keever s House is Destroyed by Fire HAGERSTOWN, Ind., Dec. 17. The six-room farm nouse of Chester Keever. two miles northeast of town, was destroyed by fire early Wednesday evening. The fire probably originated from a stove. Mr. Keever started a fire In the heating stove and left the house. His family had spent the day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Moses Keever, and were there when Mr. Keever first saw the blaze. They reached their home too late to save anything. Household goods and clothing were lost. Insurance was carried on the house and contents.

I Masonic Calendar

V , ' Friday, Dec. 17. King Solomon's Chapter. No. 4, R. A. M. Called meeting; work in Mark Master degree. Saturday. Dec. 18. Loyal Chapter, No. 49, O. E. S. Stated meeing.

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You've heard of the Gulbransen. Everybody knows the little Baby at the Pedals. But perhaps you don't know the Baby is something more than a trade mark. It is the picture of an incident that has happened in thousands of homes a suggestion of the outstanding quality of the Gulbransen "Easy to Play." The moment your feet touch the pedals of this amazing instrument you realize you are playing a different sort of player-piano -from any you ever played before. It just gets into sympathy with you, helps you, inspires you to play like a true musician. You do not have to pump hard or pedal fast Gulbransen exquisite "pedal-touch" is so delightfully restful, yet you can "just make this piano talk," it is so responsive. Nationally Priced Think a minute. You realize that ability to give best value depends on big volume and small profits. The Gulbransen is the product of the greatest player-piano factory in the world making nothing but Player-Pianos, under only one name, and with a capacity of 30,000 instruments annually. Quality standardization has been kept up as in no other factory. And to secure volume, "Brass Tacks" price standardization is a fixed policy. Gulbransen prices must be on a "Brass Tacks" basis because they compete with all sorts of player-pianos at all sorts of prices all over the U. S. This "is the final proof that we give you best value. Three models, all playable by hand and by roll, sold at the eame prices to everybody everywhere in the U. S., freight and war tax paid. White House Model, $750 Country Seat Model, $660 Suburban Model, $595

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