The evening world. Newspaper, July 9, 1919, Page 4

_omes 9 Aw a Colestials ox RIBERGER TELLS HOW HE HOPES 0 FINANCE GERMANY Says There Is a Flos Is a Floating Debt of $12,500,000,000 and Taxes Will Be Great. nye Shes raven to sign of the 6 ovasion Seale to aie he China into Yon France Litts Sah eoande to Fight Living or: PARIS, July 9. ing almost cates p Prontbitions imports into by nt Poincars Yesterday meeting of the Cabinet to dis- high cost of Lae bd re C4 a@ result to A Botner articles: = simplifies the custom la: BORLIN, July 9% (Associated Press)—Germany is to quickly re- furnsto a peace time financial-system, said Mathias Erzberger, Vice Chan- cellor and Minister of Finance speak- ing at Weimar before the German National Assembly. Among other things the payment of grants to men who are unemployed will be reduced, it was indicated during hig address, “The Empire's affairs must be di- vided henceforth between home needs and indemnities,” he said. “The a nature” a year’s expenditures confronting us a cad aes flavor hex Will amount to. about 17,500,000,000 ; impaired by: chemical marks, Lam firmly resolved to tread blending or the hard path of economy and, there- ia treatment, fore, have given out the watchword 5 adulteration of any | that trom Oct. 1, 1919, there shall be no more items not detailed, and there shall be no more war funds, “The war finance system shall cease and a regular budget system must be re-established. The first guiding principle is that there must be no more unproductive expendi- at some 26,000,000, 000 marks to be covered?” After citing the returns to the em- pire from taxation measures prior to and dijring the war and estimating the revenue to be derived from new tax bills, Herr Erzberger said: “There still remains a sum of over 10,000,000,000 marks {o be covered.” “The Ministry of Finance hus al- During July and August Storé Closes at 5; Satu days, All Day way. Shana Vth Sts We "Start. Pas. Semi-Annual - SHIRT” SALE ‘THURSDAY. cael FRIDAY . 7258 Shirts in the Lot ‘SPLENDID PICKINGS FOR EVERY MAN rele ace parcel 4.39 Made of woven and etd Madras, woven Coopes, and all white * fancy Madras, mostly soft cuffs. Sizes 18)9 to 17}4. 2/9 SHIRTS formerly selling up to 4.50, for Made of Fibre Silk, pipe per 4 Medssiiy sire mine and 4.89 many other fine SHIRTS, “Metric” make, formerly 6.25, for. . 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Regular price 1.75, Special...... 1.15 CAMMEYER “SHOOKID”’ Pumps, Oxfords cnd Sandals ‘The most and comfc Footwear for the “ ” Our stock is com. plete and at prices that are always the lowest, Patent Ledther and Gun Metal Strap Pumps ‘Slsee6 - 8 3.50 Sizes 1114-2 4.50: 844-11 4.00 | 234-7 5.50 White Linen Strap Pumps White Linen Oxfords Greatly Reduced -29 per pair tures, Therefore, a gradual aboll-|_ Ask for PIEDMONT— tion of hon-employment grants must be faced, How are the full require. |. The food oi! with ments for the empire, new states and the nut flavor communes, which may be estimated esity of giving up all Cer ry AGAINST SERBS. * MARTINSYDE 1S READY. . most completed the drafting of to) an a abaolntely terrible height. A Mat.) the neccesity. 0 me STARVING, HE iE BLAMES ; ‘ it that t., supprfluous important dilla levying new taxes! ing debt of 72,000,000,000 maths (312, an h ¥ gow in the system of taxation 4 Webbe A Whidh, L intend to submit to the House | 509,000,000) 18 a constant dang he speedily submitted to the Na-| Montenewetaa Say They are Hitting | TAMCt &? Ads as (Pl ag (Renin: venta ‘before the tary recess,” he] the removal of this debt is one nal Assembly, and this reform will had Women and Children, PARIS, July &—The Montenegrin Government has addressed a new note to the Peace Conference, protesting grinst alleged excesses by Serblar roops in Montenegro. The note says that certain villages were attacked by a force of 5.000 Serbs, which was equipped with cannon, and voudes were demolished and women and children killed. ST, JOHN'S, N.'F., July 9.—Fred. | The story that he nat peen ruined by erick P. Rayoham is redd~ again tol (n° *iiier ne hs attempt @ non-stop crossing of the |-starvin, Atlantic, His Martinsyde biplane, | Street wrecked whén he esstyed a getaway in the wake of Hawker, on May 16, and rebuilt In a factory . tablished ot a bcvaen Beart, hia @ here for the, purpose, once more ts | scattered, and be was left alone and! at Quidi Vidi, awaiting favorabie | hom When. his friends also de- weather, which 1 all that now stands | *° |tert few eae in the way of his departure, of Vagragcy pending investieat prosent the completion of the whole work.” Herr Ercverger concluded by asking that taxation bills be aiaposed of be fore cesk is taken, adding ‘ war takes our riches, The world h denied us international iustice. Al the more passionately and energetic. ally, however, will we work for the home land again, and, fourishing ir e, concentrate otf care and en- or upon the poor but Lt Ger- continued, all for a large single levy on pripeny and a large tax on business turnover, wut even If} conversion Into a funded loan or Sts these bills are passed, the money ‘or| extinction by big levies and a heavy the payment of indemnities must be| property tax. I do not indulge the obtained in some other way. In the] hope that there ‘two ways will im- autumn, new bills will be introduced | mediately yield the entire utd in the National Assembly with the| amount of 72,000,000,000 marks. 1: is final object of covering this deft. ‘line duty of propertied people to “The burdens of taxation will reuch! achieve an inward conviction as we ‘There are two! it~eithe most urgent tasks, to do Hemard Yennini m ven picked oS Condition. 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