The evening world. Newspaper, April 14, 1920, Page 17

O OFFSET SLASHES IN | APPROPRIATION BILLS jntinued ‘ftom Fourteenth Page.) Pvery one of thém with the result jt the army estimates have shrunk 6,553,000. “Much mofe might have m cut out without tmpairing the ctions of an army of 175,000 en- ed men and 16,000 officers, which House bill provides for, but tt & a good swat, taken as a whole, question is will it stick? The ications are that the army appro- ition, fixed by the House at §877,- (944, wil] be considerably increased the time the Senate gets through it. e Senate, in its figuring on the jy reorganization bill, has as- ted for purposes of argument that ® going to cost $1,600 a year to 5 feed, clothe, shelter, arm and hspert each man in the army. Al- ugh the legislators assume that army Will be a skeleton organiza- i appropriations will have to be Ye for ite fill strength, and, ac- jing to the Senatb ‘figures, it will |. } 9$305,600,000 just to maintain 000 soldiers. The House bill car- appropriations amounting to 000,000 for puropses aside from se included in tiie estimate of cost 31,600 per year per man. ‘his indicates almost a certain in- tae of $12,000,000 in the appropria- is by the Senate, the difference ween $77,000,000 and $389,000,090, other items the Senate is ex- ted to put in, would run the ulti- e appropriation up.to over $400,- 000, he Military Affairs Committee of _ House has adopted The Evening rid's suggestion to salvage sur- s material tn the hands of the r Department and utilize surplus ‘es such as clothing, equipment, 1 artillery and ammunition, The yunt saved by this process, how- ¢, does not appear in the report, it will undoubtedly come out in Honse debates when the measure (es. wp for consideration, which probably be this week. -There which the major part was t6 A experts and for the purchase chinery and supplies, is cut to. $3, 900,000, ‘The coanmittes deuls a blow to’ the “experts” who were pointing | toward numerous fat jobs by provid: |B ing that commissioned officers and | non-commissioned officers and en+ listed men shall be detailed to act {a some talk of taking it up to-day. ‘Over Hipeon 00 will be required, he.roport atates, to “cleah up” wo fi by the war. It will cost $11,789,~ 000 te supply and transport the Arm of Occupation tn Ge y. The dill provides for $2.438,000 for inland, port and storage and shipping facil- itles in connection with “cleaning up.” ‘The War Department asked for $10,000, or this purpose. -military purposes’ he language of the re ill be required $11,- 'y Pay of the army is cut from the $338,000,000 demanded to subsistence is cut from demanded to $26,884,350; of the army ts cut from 876, $16,946,120. The demand for $1 690,000 for vocational training, 1 “My girl has thrown me down, I ©| don’t want to commit murder, so please Thus spoke Harry Davis, twenty-five, of No, 604 Second Street, Brooklyn, as be walked into the Brownsville Police Station early this morning, a fevolver in one hand sirl in the other, He got his wish. at Owp Reatest. the picture of a pretty Even cutting an O'Sullivan Heel with a sharp knife demonstrates its great elasticity. 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