The Bismarck Tribune Newspaper, December 7, 1920, Page 2

_ NATION'S: NEED FOR FISCAL YEAR Increase of Billion Oyer Appro- priations for the Current Year—War Costs Continue Washington, Dec. 7.—(By the As- sociated Press.)—Another peace-time eatinfate of nearly five billion of dol-| lats. for the governmént’s expenses | during the fiscal year 1922 faced con- gress when it reassembled yesterday. The exact figures as transmitted by Secretary Houston were $4,653,856, 259, an increase of nearly one billion | dollars over the appropriatton for ths current year, but $211,000200 ' less than the estimates submitted! a year | ago. Continuing war coats were directly | reflected throughout the estimates, indicating that the government might be.om a four billion dollar. basis-'for some years to come as compared with the one billion déllar maximum pre- ceding the war. Thg single item of interest on the public debt was .al-} most ‘the pre-war maximum of all appropriations this total being $922,- 650,000. In addition, there was an es- timate, of $265,754,864 for the war debt sinking fund. Of the individual departments, the | army and navy, as usual asked for | the greatest‘ amounts, the est{mate | for the military establishment being | $669,275,502 and°for the naval estab- | lishment $658,522,z31. | How Money Is Spent The: total estimates as given by Mr. Houston follow: Legislative (Congress) $9,324,040. Executive (White House and gov- ernment departments), $125,448,379. udicial (supreme court), $1,680,- 215. ~ Department of agriculture, 41,989,- 9, If you, were heir to a million: dol, lars, or ma@ybé already had that much money-~—atid, possibly a whole lot’ more —would you spend your life having a good time, or would you -work six: days a week, just else does? Hére are six Americans who have oodles of coin, yet prefer the work-a-day life to loafing: ‘(Top row) left-to right: Junius -Spencer jMorgan, son of J. P. Morgan Jr., ayd grandson of one of the greatest finan- ciers who ever lived, plugs away daily as a member, of the Wail street firm Panama Canal, $16,187,255. that bears the Morgan’ name. Hdsel Public works, $250,928,194. “ord, heir to the Ford fortune, ‘work: Postal: gervice, $585,406,902 { > Miscell€neous, $675,154,741. | Permaneyt annual appropriations, $1,300,776,861. \ .,These estimates, prepared by the Democratic administration, are for the operation of the government dur- ing the first fiscal year of the New Republican: administration. “Republi- can. leaders. in, the Senate. and House already have forecast'a sharp cut ia Foreign intercourse, $11,983,848, Indian affairs, $11,989,708. Pensions, $265,490,000. New York, Dec. 7.—Wearing a smile which she said- mirrored the happiness she fee!s at her reception in America, Mrs. Murial MacSwine. the tote! and: within the week the |attended high mass in St. Patrick's house committees will hegin the work | (Cathedral Sunday morning. | H.uded)a of shaping’ the bills which will carry ; crowd which ,gathered. aytside _ to the sums for the various departments. greet her, lunched with meMbers of ‘The estimate for the postal service , her party and then made. afi official will not actually figure in government | Call on Eamonn de Valera, “president expenditures since the postal rev-{of the Irish republic.” ‘ enues practically cover the cost: of! Several” thousand pérsons waited operation. f (outside the cathedral until Mrs. Mac- Included in’ the ,estimates for the army. and navy, is a total of $96,000,- in-law, Miss Mary ‘MacSwiney,' Prank 000 for development and mainténance’ P. Walsh, Mrs. \Walsti, ‘and Harry of tHe air service. in the two defen’ Boland,,aecretary go Mr..de Valera, ar- sive‘ branghes' of the government, the Tived. The party was mot -at the ea. navy asks for $35,000,000 and’ the thedral entrance by the Sacristan and army seeks $60,000,000. . led to a front pew. As My Costs Kivery availao:e seat in the cathe- Chief ampng the estimates for the dral was occupied and, manyi stood in aiavy is one of/8184,000,000 to: con- , the aisles. muy ‘ tinue the 1916” three-year building | '* r > program. Pay for the navy person-| o nel exceeds it by $923,910. A ‘CALL CONFERENCE The army’s greatest single item. is! $215,659,330 for the pay and mileage | } of officets and men. Subsistefice cos’s | \New. York; Dec. 7.—Flans for a pub- for the force is estimated at: $64,490,- ‘lie conference on the immigration 895... An appropriation of /$74,808,00) question to be held here December 9, is_proposed for the national’ guard. have #e2n completed by the Nutional Expenditures on public works sug- Committee for Construction Immi- | maid it first and I'll say:it last” Tho:t- gested under the war department’ to- gration Legislation, cémposed of moiv tal $185,134,928 of which $68,097,865 | than’ a thousand economists, educg- goes to river and harbor-developmeni:'tors; financiers, editors and: office sur Muaprovement and maintenance of holders: Nye) military posts, fortifications and other | . Discussion -at, the ‘conference will works of defense, the army lists'$117,- [be based upon a study of a century of 153,614. j immigration to this country and! pro- Included’ in-' the ~ miscellaneous posed legislation further regulating items is an estimate of $147,898,520 immigration will be presented by the for the shipping board ‘and one of members of congress and otter $160,000,000 for the bureau of war risk speakers, . insurance, Immigration Commissioner, Wal- Disabled Soldier lis of Ellis Island, Rabbi Stephen 8S. In, its, program to take care of dis- ‘Wise, of New York, Professor Edward ‘abled soldiers, sailors and marines ‘a. Ross of the University of ‘Wiscon- under the war risk act, the treasury sin, Professor H. P. Rairchild of Col- department. seeks, appropriations of umbia University and Representatives $35,000,000 for additional’ hospitats ; Albert; Johnson of Washington, ‘anc atid dispensary facilities and °$50,000,- = - 000 for medical and’ hospital supplies. The federal board for vocatioial edu- cation asks $78,000,000 to carry on’ its works. < The treasury also, seeks $57,038,000 for ‘the internal revenue department, which’ compares with $43,038,009 spent: in the current fiseal year. For prohibition’ enforcement, $7,500,000 is asked../ 3 | Included in the miscellanedds ex- penditures are estimates by the vari- ous departments for the conduct of strictly departmental’ affairs some of Which follow: i Interstate commerce. commission, $5,574,000; federal trade commission, $1,055,000; Unit States . employes ' compensation ¢c@nmission. and. com-} pensation: fund, $2,926. iid rail- road labor boar -Sloan’s Liniment, kept, handy, takes the fight out of them LOSHING “around in. the wet aiid ‘théen—the dreaded‘rheumatic twinge! But not for long’ when Sloan’s Liftitétit is put on'the job! Pains, strains, sprains—how. ‘soon this ‘old family friend penetrates without rubbingand helps drive’em away! And how cleanly, too—no muss, no bother, no: stained’ skin or~elci,, * vores. Meee J User Iumbagoy suratica, neuralgia, e-are promptly re- feeds Keep-a bolle honey ‘ today if you ve tun out of ment; it’s so warnting. ; ‘All druggistae-35c, 70c, $1.40.) The latgest bot ‘Six times as much 4 Dressed Dolls, and Fancy like everybody | man, heir to thé Harriman millions, is ‘and ‘was ready to take charge of the MRS; MacSWINEY ELUDES CROWD IN - VISIT TO NEW YORK CATHEDRAL , jal Police detail’ bf 100 men, waited "Swiney, accompanied by her ‘sister-| ‘ON IMMIGRATION: oe 4 ed his waycap to direetor' of the Ford Motor, works, in ‘oit. Cornelius: ‘Varderbilt Jri, heir to’ millions: is'a reporter:02'a New York paper. (Lowe 7 row) lefe to-right: © W. averili Hari a nowerf#l figure in the world’s, ship- fing:industry,,as head of the ‘Ameri can ‘Ship andyCommerce: corporation. Marshall Field [1 took his father’s ‘great- mercantile business scriously. $120,000,000., Field. estate “when the time came. ‘John D..Rocké€feller Jr., ‘philantropist, is one of the, busiest s well as richest men:in the countty. HARA hile crowds, held back by a spee- on Fifth averue, Mrs. MacSwiney and her’ party left’ the church through a rear door: In the rectory the little Irish} woman shook hands’ with: the Priests, who extended to her their sympathies. i Tit / After’ luncheon,’ the party. visited Mr. de Valera atthe hotel. Mr. de Valera returned here from (iineap- olis’ this’*morning, suffeting: from 8 deep: cold. He told ‘Mrs. MacSwiney he: thought her presence’ in’ America woud’ greatly ai@ the litan ‘cause. (igs ‘Mary ‘MacSwiney in’ an’ inter- tion {nthe fight for Irish freedom. ‘She ‘said. that “he originally showed great: promise’ as a: poet and: author, end took ay active interest’ in’ the republican cause when' urged by his friends. <j * ‘Benjamin F. Weltyof: Ohio. are :on the program/tor addresses.: 1. \., tn i SAYS 10 FIRST AND SAYS 1% LAST body that Foley’s: Honey and’ Tar !s all right. It did me all the good. 1 ands of bottles of this reliable rem: ful’ mothers’ so’ as’ to’ be prepared to check coughs, colds and croup at the beginning. It acts almost: instantly, cuts phlegm, soothes raw, irritated lanembranes, stops tickling in throat. —Adv. ce ; RISMARCK DAILY TRIBUNE ¥ { latures in“the;recent glection, J» Michigan—Eva Hamilton. Irish ' repu'a- view.itold of: her brother’s: participa-|° fe whieh someone guesses ‘Your. Carrie G. Harrel; 349 Nicholson St., |° Norfolk, Vai, wrifes: “I'll tell'any: |, edy were brought last week by.care-9\~ Connecticut Heads List of States ** With’ Five Representa- \ Se; tives Named New “York, Dac. women were ected —-Twenty-nine state. logis this numbe. being eqaal to approximatel; half’ the total for all’,the preceding years, according. to,a list compiled dy--the Natlonat Woman MUbiege Bo sociation. £ Connecticut: leads’ the nation with five’ women representatives and most east. The list of women states follows: altornia—Mirg. Anna. lL. Saylo. Mrs, ‘Blizaigoeh Hughes, Miss ‘Esto B. Erqughton,’ Connecticut—M'rs. Emily Brown, Mrs, ‘Lillian ‘Mi Frink, Mrs, Mary W. Hooker, (Mrs: aig A. Jewett; Rev. Grece I. Edwards: ‘fdaho—Mrs: Bertha V. Irwin. ‘ Indiana— Mrs, Jusia"Neis@u. ‘New Jersey--Mrs. Margaret,’ B. Laitd, Mts. JennieC. Van (Ness; Kansag—:Mrs, Minnie, ‘Miss, Nellie’Cline, Mrs.-Fannie I. Min- nich, Mpa Tda_.M: ‘Walker.~: “ y legislators py » Montana'— irs. Smith Hathaway. | f Nevada—Misg Kuth 4verill. a ‘New. ‘Hampshiro—Mrs. +Mary; ‘Rolfe harrham, Miss Jossic Doe. . 3 New .York—Marguerite: L.. Smith. .-Oklahoma—Mrs. Lamar. ‘Looney, Mrs. Béssie?McColgin. | Oregon—Mrs, W. S, Kiiney.. # Margaret May 3B. Davis, Mrs. Clero Clegg. . ;« Vofmont dna L. Beard:' IGNORE KAISER ts ” * ;. Doorn, Holland, Dec. 7.—The burgo- meister‘of Déorn bas set an example sfor the. village ‘by having. as little as possible to do with the former Ger- man Emperor William. Unlike Am- -erongen, whére both the burgomeis- |ter and town: secretary were quite proud to be guests at William’s table, the village’ authorities’ here have taken’ the attitude that it would. be better for: all’ concerned: if they’ did ‘not’ visit. the’ House of: Doorn. _. a ate game -can also be said now ‘of the burgomeister of Wieringen and ‘We formér Crown Prince Frederick. The former’ burgomeister’ there, «J. sPereboom,\ was an intimate “friend of .." 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