The evening world. Newspaper, February 11, 1920, Page 17

| bf Continued Prom Fik From First Page.) fe that the biological sciences deal bond the phenomena manifested by Ing matter. For purposes associ- ated with the phenomena manifested by living matter the Treasury Depart- Pent wants $100,000, but The, mata Masue in got along with $35,000 ene Here is an increase of ed by persons who are saturated with knowledge about the phenomena Wont seat by living matter. Item Also we find the Treasury Depart- tment asking Congress to appropriate the sum of $500,000 for studies of ru- fal sanitation. This item is extremely interesting because it represents an inerease in demands for the expense of studying rural sanitation, w that may be, amounting to $450,000, {a other words the Government pried tnto mysteries of rural sanitation this year at an expense of $50,000. Evi- dently there is something radically wrong with the sanitation of the rural districts when, with the war over and figid economy absolutely necessary, ten times as much money will be res to study it next year, Item No, “Before leaving this subject a com- b rest. yearly of a t! Governors in the hag total $392,000 a year. eost the Geceenant more to study rural aanteation next year than the people of for- t tl Gover There is in the Treasury Depart- ment a division of venereal diseases. It is costing the taxpayers $200,000 this year. The division wants $00 next year, an increase of $128,800, The anti-saloon league should fight this increase because the public has been assured that Prohibition will do away with the evil which prompts this appropriation. \Item No, 3, $128,- | A new item in the Treasury De- partment requirements is $50,000 for | free from the war germ. We find that “health education.” Of course, if|department Wants $110,710 (eleven Congress allows this to stand some come seven) for a division of negro BRANDT Automatic Cashier button, Send for details WHERE COLUMBUS MEETS BROADWAY AT 66th STREET made and ~ IS WASHINGTON IDEA OF ECONOMY health educators are going to get nice fat jobs. Item No. 4, . Another new item f $200,000 is an appropriation demanied for the ex- penses of the investigation and pre- vention of Influpnza. Although the Government doesn’t know the war \s| 7, over It apparently has heard some- thing about Influenza. It is characteristic of the appropri- ations demanded at this time when the country is gering toward a financial crisis that $200,000 should be demanded for the study and pre- vention of a disease which will have run its course long before the appro- prigtien becomes available, Item No. ‘The Interior Depaptment, filled with the eagerness to spend public money throughout the Government establish- ment in Washington, asks for $3,296,- 920 for the cost of surveying public lands, We are spending $2,165,353 for that purpose this year. Just why the Prospective deficit should ‘be ‘helped along by an additional expenditure of $1,131,600 for surveying public lands next year is not apparent unless it has been clearly shown, that certain people erase "int value in jobs, Item No, 6, 1,13" Al . 316, a peace year, the cost soaragrevna public lands was for $2,187,607 for improvement of na- tional parks. With few exceptions | these parks dre in th¢ far West. They ||] Graduate Nurses. . are visited every summer by many thousands of citizens who can afford to take long vacations and: travel in motor cars, The striking point about! Ay at once, ffiee this demand is that we are spending | Figs Aiphone et Public Coitien teat tisees Sc this year, largely for the benefit of tourists in national parks, $717,225. In a year when the need to demobilize the deficit is imperative the Interlor Department yearns to help the deficit along by, trebling its estimate for na- A simple machine that holds money. and counts {t out at the touch of a O. @. STORY, 180 Nasens, 9. N.Y. ]E. M. Gattle & Co.—Jewelers 680 Fifth Ave. N. Y. | Opposite the Cathedral | 41 West 34th Street, NewYork tional parks. Item The Department of, Labor is not N 5 minutes any room can be heated so that it is warm enough for @ baby's«bath. “Vulcan” heaters can be used as the sole source of heat, or to sup- lement other systems. Cone eaters, Reflectors, Gas logs, Cylin- der heaters—a wide vari pany. Look for the name VULCAN Ie found only on good Gas Appliances. W. M. Crane Co., 16-20 32d St: Siete made a long jump in the direction of the public funds for sur- veying public lands) the Interior De- partment follows up with a demand to choose from. Ask your gas com- economies, which is a brand new ac- tivity, Item No, 8, $110,710. The division of the United States Employment Service in the Depart- measure to help out in an industrial emergency solely due to the war, wants $1,682,754, to defray the ex- penses of its activities next year, At the beginning of the next fiscal year the war will have been over every- where but in Washington a little less than twenty months, The United States Employment Service, which has done excellent work deserving of the highest praise, is getting along this year with an appropriation of $400,000. It demands approximately four times, ag much next year, Item No. 9, A pertonlneiy, virulent ‘case of war conditionitis affitets the Public Health Service. For “Pay of Personnel and Maintenance of Hospitals” it demands the trifling sum of $8,000,000 for next year. ‘The appropriation for this year 100 per cent. Item No. Furthermore, the Public Health ta_costing,_only $800,000 this year, Wanted for service in the vue and Allied Hospitals ment of Labor, organized as a war) §: ig $4,000,000, ‘The increa: to|the news. The departmental and bu- Service, fired ‘with the zeal for the | lenced fifteen months ago, proceed ‘ B ‘ ‘ublic welfare begot of war, demands|the theory that when ‘they Mae tha | So Convenient! You wake up with your Head Clear, Complexion Rosy, 1,000,000 for “field investigation of | taxpayers to give away $10,000,000 not ili ipation. on a war scale which is observable | Mone neath matte This activity [etah Coe parole wheats anted ce cnet Breath and Stomach Sweet—No Biliousness, Headache or Constipation. Graduate Nurses—Practical under of the gape! of Public Charities and Belle Permanent Employment Offered + $648 per annum, with maintenance p Charities, tenth floor, Munici pal Building, Manhattan, or at the following hospitals: Fa Minsk wall's Isned. a | erm Sew View THE EVENING WORLD, WEDNESDAY. ZEBRUA Item No. 11, $700,000. The Pubilc Health Service is spend- ing this year on interstate quarantine & modest appropriation of It wants more than ten times that a for be birt be in gf as namely 000. Item No. 4a, $38,000, In @ year marked by’ the m ur- gent necessity for cutting down ex-| penses of Government the rtment | of Justice has discovered that the ju- dicial offices need examination. For that endeavor it asks for a riation of $100,000. Item No. 13, It is costing the Department of Jus- tige $100,000 this year for the enforce- of the anti trust laws. The De- Partmgat ashe. for next year, item No. 14, '$300,608. The reader might be interested to know that the total of these fourteen inconsequential items is $10,114, 008, When John D, Rockefeller gives awa $10,000,000 the whole world rings with reau chiefs in Washington, living in sound of war’s alarms that were si. tribute will know anything about It. at Once the jurisdiction of the City of New York $876 per annum, with maimtemance $648 per annum, with maintenance blamed for all the ghas' tension of his arduous managers. Th bide i world in general of the average “‘musical The Rotary Club of New York, composed of five whereby the underprivilege given an opportunity to \ WIRE NAILS has found a way to kill two COATED — SMOOTH r u ) Let us quote on your requirements ROY L. 86 Front St. NY. Tel. Bow Grn.6828-9 AWNINGS Flag Decorations McHUGH MFG, CO. J.B. McTEIGUE, 317W. 38thSt. Money Wasted Advertisers who do not back up the salesmen and salesmen who do not back up their ad- vertising waste money. The day is past when a salesman can go ovt and hew a fresh path for himself and his house without advertising. AW Advertising of- fers an intelligent high grade agency, art and copy service that is not too big for the smail business and not too emall for the large business, Why not investigate it now and use it in 1920, Salespeople are entitled to consideration you expect them to produce. AW Adeertising, 1476 Broadway, New York City. HJ. ischo:: FURRIERS 10 East 39th Street,NY Phone Vanderbilt 1278 of every inhabitant of this ment of boys who are born have their own quarters; some in public schools. lege of Rotary and it: in dis, | Thus it is that musical come The T. B. M. Gets Busy Time was when the tired business man was | | long-suffering public had to sit through. “The j t.b.m. has to have something to ease the nerve threadless plot, the ear- | fracturing music and the solid ivory ensembles | || hundred business men, each of whom is more or less lH tired when the day is done, has found another way to {II ease the nerve tension of strenuous business hours. HI Having launched its great campaign of Boys’ Work, ||| oasis which any guest is d boy of New York is to be ||| loath to leave, evening one dance and sup. voting-citizen of Uncle Sam, Rotary, as a bi-product, to speak before the various boys’ clubs in the city. Some the Americanization Drive profited by that loss. Neat Issue Tribune, Feb, 18, 1920 tly musical comedies the | day,” said the theatrical if they visited upon the |) show.” become a healthy, worthy, | birds with one stone. | | It has organized a Speakers’ Bureau, which will \| intensify the results of Boys’ Work and at the same iH H O T E i time furnish the tired business man with a tonic more | stimulating than the jazz gyrations of the merry-merry. | McALPIN The duty of the Speakers’ Bureau is to ask Rotarians who are particularly interested in the Americanization country, and in the better- | without a legitimate chance, | some mect, in public halls; Each club is composed of incipient voters. And it is the privi- IVAN-B members—who are really tired business men jise—to become a force toward strengthening the backbone of the nation, Rotarians who have already spoken say that the RY 11, i ARTICLE 51 While the blood is the life-giving element that courses to all parts of rses—aAttendants the body, the nerves provide and control the en current into action—zest, enthusiasm, good he: is wracked, deranged or injured as a whole or "any of its suffers more severely in direct proportion to the injury ca’ system. It has been determined that the flow of electric current can be ham- pered or interfered with near its source and completely cripple whatever inechanism depends upon it for its life. the hydrant, you get little or no water from the ncazle. sure to a blood vessel anywhere in the body, there is a resultant cessation of flow. The same means impai that translates th to the nervous If you step on a garden hose near If you apply pres Presaure on the nerve If this pressure is entire region controlled by it suffers. At what point nenrer its source can pressure be brought upon a nerve than in the spinal column? ‘This is the kernel of the whole Chit maintains that ninétenths of ailments am be traced to this pressure, this’ between vertebrae or bones of tl Before consulting a Chiropractor, always n practic Bureau of Public Informatios 50, The Evening World, New York C! | Chiropractors of N ‘itality and force from’ that point on. applied near the base of the nerve, the ‘The Chiropractor diseases of the human body can inch “impingement” it is called, of a nerve e spinal column, the backbone. ke inquiry of the Chiro- II inquiries to C. ‘ork and New Jersey The THOMPSON CO. Producers and Distributors of FRESH, SALT and SMOKED FISH 150-152 Beekman St., N. Y. Add a Gown— Sort of tired of your frocks? 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