The evening world. Newspaper, February 9, 1920, Page 8

| @mount of paper is used for the Printing of the Congressional Record, | disease of squandering public funds vehind the amoke screen arising from the combustion of money during 4 A frank|he has to do when the 1,149-page ‘ook of Estimates of Appropriations © White news print paper.such as news. | nd get out his pencil. \ Unue turning out the WD EXTOVACANE ~ HAS EXTENDED 1 eecsipomenninn (Continued From First Page.) from March 1, 1920, to Feb. 31 (that ig how the sheet denominates the Test day of February), 1921. The sheet reveals what a vast the printing bills and the printing of Speeches and propaganda documents for free circulation under through the postal service. Of plain Papers use, the Puble Printer asked for bide on approximately 6,000,000 Pounds. This is the sort of paper Utilized in printing bills, speeches @md propaganda for circulation and casual matter. _ Bids were asked on 14,160,000 pounds machine Anish printing paper No. 1. is the quality used in getting out dignified public documents than described above. The total amount of beginning the first of next month is * 29,000,000 pounds—10,000 tons. Not a bid was received on prinv' . The supply is so short that paper manufacturers refuse to themselves up in » Government co! tract. If the Public Printer is to con- jona Record with all its useless features ‘Aad the speeches of public officials and Congressmen for circulation among yoters and public documents explain- {ng thi«, that or the other, he will have to go into the open market and bid for his print Prit iter competitive buying, and may be moro Gham that. Bor if Congress allows Une fd inadequat to pa tec the wie madequate iy be of paper di hig may appear to @ small matter when shuffled up in billions of ™, Out the matters which are| investigation. that the object of the Bureau of train A few|crippled soldiers to fill jobs for wh ch gonsidered small now and were con- sidered stupendeus before the war, pile up in the aggregate. Thirty-fourth Street y miltions in this department ana a! they a few miliions Im that department a ja half million in cach bureaus soon mount up into @ billi oF several urgent is pirit on t ace days inting | ublic pri \mat | @ot So much this time dering pub! ing offers war overw! epartmen: of va Dillions. ‘The Public Printer estimates that | art |he will need for printing for the War| or |Department next year $750,000, #0 ALL DEPARTMENTS the dgmands of the he prifting press, In t of 1916 the cost of pub in the War Depart $2}0,000. The Navy Department's inting “bill in 1916 w he Public Printer as y Department ear for the Public Printe The subject of lic 1 the direction of informing the public where some of its money goer. : Illustrations of the spread of the holm the investigator. it of Btate. If any Government official s! know the war is over, the Secre of Btate should be the man. ! one of the pallbearers when the war was buried in Paris, But he wants $14,560,000 of the public funds next roximately $3,000,000 more appropriated for his use ‘The estimate for salaries | for 1920-1921 of the State Department | bg Proper—the plant in. Washington and Congressional Record more|the passport bureaus in New York ine Trace} and San Franctaco—in $1,570,000, year, than this year. proximate! ppropriated this year. print paper which the Public Printer ig erie Deper neal eevee is * was 000. No tion @etimates he will require for the year going back to a peace basis in this tment. Treasury Department payroll in 1916 was $678,160. The estimate for It ts eati- mated that the additional cost of col- lecting the war taxes wiil add about $3,000,000 in salary expense to the fig-. 1 [ures of this year, Appropriktions for the War Risk Bureau for the current amount to tasks for $16,134,000 to pay next year’s The total salaries in the next year War Risk He y_ $500,000 more than is $3,788,840. $10,989,000, The Bureau for next year pus) venls tt war! tion. Consider the The payroll year THE EVENING WORLD, MONDA pe canvas aaa IT Ha Gis ia cu ¥, FEBRUARY mentally and physteatty | ‘rn. a whict of the a cit of National Defense Otted. formed for atrictly war eo aks to be continued in ex- moe during the peace: period of 1920-1921 at an expense to the taz- payors of $220,000. The Aeronautic Board of Experts, which gummed up the air service during the war, comes out with a de- Mand f $437,000 of the public funds with The war is over but the Voc itional | Training Board wants $48,000,000 aext year; The salary and expense roll Will amount to $8,000,000 if Coagress {passes the appropriation. As for the Shipping Board, it will h @ lot of publicity scon. al » search of the table of estimates r that the Shipping Board 0,000 — $90,000,000 more ppropriated this year—to tinue for the next year the w ‘The $280, dditional which the Shipp ng Board desires is designed to build up the plan of a merchant marine based on ships that cost from one | printed this year. In peace dnys, back and one-half to two and onehalf/in 1916, the Department of Justice more than similar ships it , in} cost the taxpayers $485,000. private yarda, A few minor iitus pense is a dificult habit to break. Tho Federal ployment Bureau. created to aid Gisturbed industrial e@Bditions caused by the war, was given $400,000 to spend this year. On the supposition that the war \s still on, this bureau wants 2, spend next year. A recurrence of the well known crime wave is evidently anticipated spend $3,500,008 next ye: ald Annual Reduction 20% Discount On the Entire Stock uicn [estimated at about $10,000,000—d§ most as much as the total appropriation mates of this to provide the war. 000,000. vernmental al rin this bureau appro: The oj insuran know the war is over. The question of vocational train- is one that will bear a lot of Vocational The public Training 1s to G. Altman & Co. MADISON AVENUE - FIFTH AVENUE, NEW YORK Two Special Groups of Pearl Bead Necklaces inal design venture was cost during But W&Hshington doesn’t; imagines C. G. Gunther's Sons $91 Fifth Avenue Farrters Exclustoely for Ninety-Nine Years Thirty-fifth Street The Blanket Department (on the Fourth Floor) will have on Special Sale, to-morrow and The habit of experting at public ex-_ an increase | of $1,900,000 over the amount appro- So far as the knowledge of the, Prop: Han erty Cus’ whowas appointed t take cha the property of alle enemies during the war and appri priate same, has disposed of all the thus impounded. At this’ more than time the United States, outside of year. tal Washington, And the for a trifling ap 5,004, was appropriated has no} Alten Hrop- only $15,000 | 00,000 at the close of the gext’ fignal 4 priation should not be eau in charge is wants §$20,- , an increase (both excellent qualities of artificial pearls) will be offered for sale to-morrow (Tuesday) at astonishingly low prices. 18-inch Necklaces of graduated beads, with gold clasp e ; ; ‘ . $5.50 Opera Necklaces (20-inch) of graduated high- lustre beads, with !4-karat gold clasp, $10.50 . These prices are exclusive of War tax. (Sale in the Madison Avenue section of the First Floor) ( A Sale of Handkerchiefs for Men and Women to take place to-morrow (Tuesday) on the First Floor, will offer special values at the prices quoted. Men’s Linen Handkerchiefs Hemstitched per dozen. $3.90, 4.75, 7.50 & 10.50 Tape-bordered . . per half-dozen 5.50 Women’s Handkerchiefs Sheer Linen Hemstitched, per dozen $2.65, 4.00, 5.50 ‘Tape-bordered P per dozen 3.75, 6.00 Initialed, per half-dozen A 1.75, 2.85 Hand-embroidered . per half-dozen 2.85 Sheer Lawn Tape-bordered . . per half-dozen 85c. Fancy-initiaied + per half-dozen 1.85 Dat ‘ j = comma Pe ANF setae neasellne Wednesday, the following attractively-priced selection: ‘white Biankets $8.50, 10.00 & 15.00 Also a limited number of White Blankets, comprising several different qualities, va- riously (but all exceptionally) priced. per pair : Cotton Blanket Coverlets im attractive colors . . . each $4.90 Comfortabies Figured silkoline, cotton-filled, each . ; ‘ ‘ - $3.75 & 5.65 Crinkled Dimity Bedspreads (white, with scalloped edges) Size 2 x284 yards ; fj each $2.90 Size 214x284 yards » « each 3.45 Aliso at special prices Muslin Sheets and Pillow Cases A Charming Collection of Dainty Parasols is an interesting feature on the First Floor The mountings are artistic and the fabrics leave nothing to be desired, including the choicest sports silks, taffetas, flowered silks, chiffons and cretonnes. “We were going over business man to his pastor. “Suddenly I looked up | I exclaimed. ‘‘For amuse- ment and the automobile ..@ have alletted ten times as much as we are planning to give to the church and | charities. I never realized | it before.” | What they had setaside for benevolence would just about buy one new automobile tire. The price of one tire—for God! The Christian Steward recognizes thatGod is the owner of his Life and wealth; he acknowledges his Stewardship by setting aside first of all a definite portion of his income for God's use. budget for the year,” said a well-to-do with a gasp of astonishment. « “Do you see what we have done?” “‘The Price of One Tire for God!” The Protestant denominations, in coopera- tion with the Interchurch World Movement our family have designated February as Christian Stew- ardship Month, The goal of all the churches at my wife Stewardship Calendar February Christian Stewardship Edueational Period: February &, Stewardship Ac- knowledgment Sanday February 2, Life Service Enlistment Suneey March Pre-Easter Period for the deepening of the Spiritual Lifeani the Enlistment of Life Recrui % peil April 4, Easter Sunday, National Join- the-Chureh Day together is 10,000,000 Christian Stewards, regularly enrolled in the holy habit of giving of themselves and their resources, Sunday, February 22nd, has been chosen as Stew- ardship Acknowledgment Sunday. Will you be one on that day to formally acknowledge God’s owner- ship of your life, your labor and your income? Will you dedicate some definite portion of your income in His cause? Will you lift God’s portion from the bottom of your budget to the top? No other single act that lies within your power can do more to hasten the coming of His Kingdom. For full information and helps.for Pastors, Sunday School Super- intendents and Women's and Young People's Societies write the Stewardship Department O%INTERCHURCH World Movement of North America 45 WEST 18th STREET, NEW YORK CITY