The evening world. Newspaper, July 11, 1921, Page 4

4 $81,084,156 JUMP IN GOVERNMENT'S CIVIL EXPENSES isicanlmins Appropriation Not Connected With War Purposes Higher Than Last Year. ARMY BILL IS CUT. Total National Expenditures to Reach at Least $5,000,000,000, (From a Staff Correspondent of The Evening World.) WASHINGTON, July 11.—For purely civil purposes, Congressional appropriations for this year have | been materially increased over last year. In the six supply bills devoted to such purposes—agriculture, dip- lomatte and consular, District of Columbia; legislative, executive ond Judicial expenses; Post OMice Depart- ment and rivers and harbors—there has been an increase of $81,084,156.64 for the fiscal year beginning July 1 over the amounts appropriated in the sume bills and for like purposes for the fiscal year just ended This tabulation does not take into account the Army and Navy Appro- priation Bills, or the Sundry Civil Bill, which carries many items for Matters growing out of the war, Some “paper” reductions in Gov- ernment expenses were shown by Chairman Good of the House Appro- priations Committee last winter, when many departmental estimates, care- Jessly drawn by outguing department heads, were slashed to the extent of several hundred million dollars, Scrutiny of the appropriation bills approved to date shows that when the reappropriations, indefinite appropri- ations and all commitments are fig- ured in, the expenses of the Govern- ment for the new fiscal year will total at least $5,000,000,000, Some of the supply bills which show increases for the new year are: Agriculture—Last year's ..ppropria- ston, $81,712,784. Thu year, $36,404,259, Increase $4,691,475, Diplomatic and Consular--last year, $9,220,687.91. This year, $9,826,550.79. Increase, $106,012.88, Legislative, Executive and Judicial, —Last year, $106,570,619.11, This $110,345,018.75, Increase, $3,774,408.64, Customs Service, Repayments, &c.,, —Last year, $20,200,000. This year, $27,000,000. Increase, $4,800,000. Miscellaneous—Last year, $34,847, 762.29, This year, $60,896,496. In- crease, $22,048,743.71. Increased compensation to Govern- ment employees as a “war bonus” for last year, amounting to $35,000,000, ‘was reappropriated this year. Congress has just passed a second General Deficiency Bill carrying $30,000,000 for the new fiscal year. The first Deficiency Bill made avail- able §427,862,786 to eover deficiencies the purchase of naval stores and Silk incurred by the Navy Department in Among the reappropriations of in-' OPPENHEIM, CLUNS & C Flowered Georgette Crepe Dresses With Taffeta Girdles, Turkish Hems, Full Skirts Cool Dresses of smart simplicity, desirable for street and gen- eral wear during the Summer. Women’s Dept., 2nd Floor THE EVENING WORLD, Cleans Pistol; Bullet Hits G tems ot | NEW GREEK OFFENSIVE definite amounts were $10,600,000 for the Federal Vocational | Miss Evelyn Goldman, who gav Educational Board and $23,000,000 for iddress at No. 364 Douglas Street, the Bureuu of War Risk IN SMYRNA, ATHENS SAYS. Broo! was jaken to Lincotn Hospi- aan ere Appropriation Bill, in-| npg em tal to-day, suffering from @ gunshot cluding Upkeep of Miltary “Asdemy, pm=| wound in h sht knew. According waa $994,700,577.70 for last year, us| tamnched Amatnat Turkish Nation lis the. police, Mentea Rraseleh, & BGs against $346,703,906.80, a decrease of} alints This Morning. iiee Reserve attached to e Alexander ihe Naval. Bill also shows a de-|. ATHENS, July 11.—The Greek ArMY| avenue Station, was cleaning his re- For last year the bill carried | aunched an offensive againat the Turk: | voiver at his home, No, 203 At, Ann's 74. When it passed the |!sh Nationalists in Smyrna this morn | Rvenue, in the Rronx, where Mise God re ear the measure carried|ing, according to ofMcial edvices cived ‘ere -|man was visiting, when the revolver was discharged I eee WY) No Connection With Any Other Establishment in the World YO RTH THIRTY FOURTH’ STRERT BROADWAY- FIFTH AVENUS ON SALE TOMORROW 9 Sie DAYTIME FRocis FOR WOMEN AND MAISSES AT UNPRECEDENTED REDUCTIONS 40 CREPE DE CHINE FROCKS 52 GEORGETTE CREPE FROCKS 80 CANTON CREPE FROCKS 35 CANTON CREPE FROCKS 45 DOSHANARA CREPE FROCKS REDUCED TO {7 -50 REDUCED TO 20 00 ‘pepucep 19 ©2290 39-50 9500 REDUCED TO) REDUCED TO 100 SILK SUMMER FROCKS SHLECTED FROM BEGQULAR STOCK, CONSISTING OF' TAVFETA GIL, CRORCHTTE COMBINDD WITH? 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Hand-made French blouses and fine domestic blouses of silk or georgette. 399 Blouses, Some Hand-made Originally 15.00 to 25.0 12.50 Georgettes, crepe de chine, lingerie and fine French blouses all hand-made. 15.00 196 Blouses, Some French Hand- made Originally 19.75 to 29.75 Georgettes, silks, batistes and voiles. 135 Lingerie and Silk Blouses = Originally 25.00 to 45.00 18.50 Georgettes, silks, batistes and voiles; many French hand- made models included. 240 Silk, Net and French Blouses Originally 29.75 to 73.00 25-OO Georgettes, nets, silks, hand-made French blouses ard fine lingerie blouses. Women’s & Misses’ Skirts THIRD FLOOR 548 Skirts for Sports Wear Originally 6.95 to 10.50 5.95 Irish linen, gabardine, surf satin, khaki and eponge. 510 Silk, Flannel and Cotton Skirts ve Originally 13.50 t 19.75 10.00 White aid colored novelty silks, white flannels, woolen fabrics and cottons. 200 White and Colored Skirts Originally 10.50 to 22.50 13.50 Novelty white silks, white flannels, and a few darker wool skirts. 150 Fine Novelty Silk Skirts Originally 19.75 to 35.00 Also white and checked flannels and plaid Prunella wool skirts. Bathing Suits & Sweaters SWEATERS—Main Floor BATHING SUITS—Third Floor Satin and Taffeta Bathing Suits ae nann Originally 21.00 to 65.00 18.50 Including some imported suits—light and dark colors. 109 Satin, Taffeta, Jersey Bathing 12 5 0 Suits Originally 13.95 to 19.50 17 Smart Beach Capes Originally 23.00 to 39.50 15.00 Rubberized satin and taffeta, plain colors or effective 35.00 123 Novelty Weave Silk Sweaters Originally 42.00 to 55.00 Mostly Tuxedo models—sport shades. 217 Novelty Weave Silk Sweaters Originally 35.00 Block, plain and stripe weaves—solid colors. 25.00 AND RAPIDS ff Apartments Furnished Complete from $50 to $5,0 Btation at Cor. 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Sizes 13, 15 and 17 years. 1.95 95 Girls’ Washable Frocks Originally 11.50 to 16.50 Colored voiles, flaxon, organdie and dotted swiss. Sizes 4 to 14 years. 150 Little Girls’ Bloomer Dresses 2.95 Originally 4.95 . Hand-stitched frocks in colored gingham. Sizes 4, 5 and 6 years. 55 Girls’ Hand-made Dresses Originally 22.50 to 35.00 12.50 Fine white voile or batiste imported dresses, beautifully hand-embroidered. Slightly soiled, Sizes 4 to 12 years. 75 Misses’ Tub Dresses Originally 9.75 to 16.50 7.50 (Voile and Tissue Gingham Frocks.) Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. 75 Misses’ Summer Frocks Originally 16.50 to 25.00 12.50 Sheer voiles and organdies, imported ginghams. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. 19.50 100 Misses’ Afternoon Dresses Originally 27.50 to 42.50 Dressy models in net, organdie, dotted swiss, fine ging- ham, linen or voile. Sizes 14, 16 and 18 years. 60 Misses’ Suits Originally 25.00 to 39.50 19.50 Tweeds and navy serges, silk lined—shantung and woo! Jersey suits, unlined. 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