The evening world. Newspaper, March 19, 1918, Page 10

, : { COMING BONB ISSUE MAY BE TEN BILLION | Kitchin Thinks Bill Can Be Pa i: by March 26—Rate H Not Fixed WASHINGTON, March 19.—C | A PAIN REMEDY ij Prepared for Family Use adways “Deady 25c elief gross will be asked in a fow days to authorize issuance of additional bonds, certificates of indebtedness jand possibly war savings securities, {probably for $10,000,000,000. Neither ssed| the total nor the rate of Interest bas been determined, Chairman Kitchin of the Ways and Means Committee said to-day that Congress should pass the moamire by March 2%. He plans to confer with | Treasury officials goon. The opinion has gained sway in | Congress that the new bonde will bear ja rate of 4% per cent. The supertar will be applied. >. CURE FOR DESERTIONS. cers Told to Heed Complaints of Enlisted Men. WASHINGTON, March 19.—Dew tions from the army recently have roused the War Department. An or- |der insued to-day says that a “grave duty rests om all officials and particu- larly company commanders” in decrean- jing the number of dese 5O0c . For Seventy Years | The, enlisted man,” says the All Druggists Tried and Trae | rar'ln becoming’ enmidies he hereane EXTERNALLY for INTERNALLY for | Jism 2hrieatgon see control and has eee Rad Bretee = Bore Throat Should take an | Nearieis Cold in THE EVENING WORLD, TUESDAY, MARCH Opera’s Cinderella, Rosa Raisa, | Born Poor, Finds Prince Success tia ae -. | They asked me if 1 wanted to sing, 19, 1918. Signor and Signora Ascarelit, who| lived in Naples, heard my voice a lit- tle while after I came there to live. { #aid that I wanted it more than anything in the world “Then we wili see that you are taught, said those kind people, ‘Do not worry about anything; we will attend to it, For we love music and we know that you will be a great musician,’ “For six years I studied with Mme. Mearchiso, a very wonderful woman, who is alive now, at eighty-four, I lived quietly at home with my aunt and uncle, helping my aunt in the house. I love to cook!” Miss Ralsa’s eyes sparkled. “I have cooked chick- ens ahd all the animals,” she in- formed me triumphantly. “I cook now, in the summers, when I do not have to work. “Oo” course, I had to study very hard my singing and my lan- guages, I speak several. There were no late dances and parties for me, I had two dresses @ year, one in sum- mer and one in winter. You see, I did not wish to spend any more money than I could help, because it came from those kind friends. They WATER POWER RATES: MAY LEAD TO FIGHT House Committee Chairman Op- posed to Furnishing Power to Consumers at Cost WASHINGTON, March 19.—A fight over the Administration Water Power Bill was indicated during the first hearing. The conflict will centre about the rate fixing and so-called recap ture provisions. O. C. Merrill of the reau, who explained the measure for the Secretaries of War, Interior an¢ Agriculture, declared It was not in- tended that the Government should derive revenue under the measure. The proposed rate ts fot intended to yield more than expenses. "I did not dream,” said Chairman Sims of the House Special Water Power Committee, “that you would come here and advance such a policy. We do not know what the future will hold, with great sums of money to be raiseds Here is a vast amount of valuable property that will be estab- lished. I thought we could get some Forestry Bu- a Junder Federal control in order to meet the demands of war industries. 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