Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 22, Number 286, Decatur, Adams County, 2 December 1924 — Page 3

E AMOUNT IS • R VpPROPR!ATEI) ■ U ’k 0 M TREASURY I ,rontinn.a jrom Parc budget message of ■* * , h l,lstr "'' ,s O'' 1 s in the rlKOf Dfcesiiary, fQt K great exp-n-e*. This m-s- --, to bP read in both bouses. Of/defieletiey appropriation bill O T Id UP in 'be dosing minul-s ®’h‘"la<t of « OD F rPSS wh "’ l ■ , r IMitnan. Nevada, democrat. (f(J a one-man filibuster o Republicans Choose . V Committee ( hairmen hHI ——~ ■ fcddnirtott. Dee 2-(Spec/al to M: r..t i — William M Butler IKinuun us the republican national and now senator from Kl has been placed on K. iftate judiciary and naval asK, committee by his colleagues, ■fonitnittee chairman chosen by republicans include Borah, forrelations; Cummins, judiciary K Hiram Johnson, immigration. ■ smators Edge. New Jersey, and Connecticut, received the : . important vacant posts on the relations committee. c.|rction was made by the recommittee on committees (4 tantamount, to election, alK lgb the nominations will not be ■wfirned until tomorrow by the reHgbllcan caucus. ■ CHICAGO GRAIN CLOSE Hwheat: Dec. SIS2S- May $1.59%. ■lv $1.41%. Corn: Dee. $1.14%. ■,. $1.21%. July $122%. Oats: 11. c. May 5814 c. July 57c. I Getting Skinnier I Every Day ■omethiny Must Be Done and ■ Done Darn Quick, Too ■ T-n-nf thousands of thin, run-■winrii-yes, and women too :>rHating discouraged—are giving nn Kl hope of ever being able to take K flesh and look healthy and strong HAU such people can stop worrying Hutt start to smile right now for M< R‘ y's Cod Liver Oil Tablets, which Kny druggist will tell you all about Ms putting flesh on hosts of skinny B every day. ■ One woman, tired, weak and disMounged. put on 15 pounds in five Mwk-, and feels fine. ■ We all know that Cod Liver Oil is Mill of flesh producing vitamines. but Mun. people can't take it because of Bti horrible smell and fishy taste, and Because it often upsets the stoihach. ■ McCoy's Cod Liver Oil Tablets are Mi easy to take as candy, and if any ■tin person don't gain at, least 5 Mounds in 30 days your druggist will B'" ■ ronr money buck —and only 601 Meats a box. Ask the Holthouse Drug M' 0 -' or an >' Bve pharmacist any-■kl-ra ■ “Get McCoy’s, the original and tenui ße Cod Liver Oil Tablet.” more economy IS URGED BY THE PRESIDENT (Continued from Page One) penditure program.” * Mt pOOUdgl pointed out that the actual treasury surplus at the end o! the last fiscal year was $175,727.000 higher than treasury officials had estimated and he advanced the hope ihat future surpluses might exceed even the estimates he was presenting to congress. The $266,532,430 decrease in the 1926 budget under the 1925 budget vas made up of decreased expenditures in many governmental activI Hies which were in part counterballanced by increases in others. I Among major governmental agencies for which decreased expenditures were recommended were: shipP'ng board, emergency fleet corporation, the veterans bureau, interest (| u the public debt, and the departments of commerce, interior, labor, n4T s> state, treasury, and war. Among other agencies for which increased expenditures were reporte'l were: government printing, federal board for vocational education, Meral power commission, interstate commerce commission, tariff commissi °n. the District of Columbia, and 'he departments of agriculture, jus'ice and the post office. The budget estimates for national defense including funds necessary for 'he military activities of the war and tavy departments, were a decrease 0( $29,000,000. This reduction is made in accorda "ce with my belief that we can have adequate national defence with a ni °re modest outlay of the taxpay*rs ’ money,” Mr. Coolidge said, i’urther study may point the way 10 additional reduction without W( “akening our national defense, but rather perfecting it. This nation is a ' Peace with the world. We no cfiger have international competition ■u nav a ] construction of major units. | e are concerned primarily with "'uintalning adequate preparedness e should have adequate prepared-

vmss in 1926 Within the limits of the 7 amount recommended." The President Indicated again his ' growing conviction that the basis fori this country’s defense lies more and more with avlalnn. He pointed out' that the ’’outstanding weakness ini the Industrial situation as it affects national defense is the inadequacy of facilities to supply air service needs" He called attention to the fact thbudget provided a total of $3.8.945 000 for the air service maintained by the Army, Navy and Air Mall. The budget, recommended $56,237,Coo for rivers and harbors. Major items mentioned by the President Included $10,560,000 for flood control on the Mississippi and Sacramento rivers and $3,040,390 to complete Dam No. 2 at Muscle Shoals. The amount set aside for soldiers bonus fund in 1926 was only 50,006,- j 006. The President said veterans' | applications had so far h-en below Ibe number expected and that if the j applications increased unexpectedly a' supplemental estimate could make up the amount raised. In pointing out the necessity of appropriating $169,000,000 for federal' aid to states Mr. Coolidge voiced his vigorous disapproval of state aid. In connection with his recommen-' dation of $9,777JJ57 for reclamation the President urged the enactment of the new reclamation bill now before congress. Mr. Coolidge reported the public debt had been reduced $1,098,894,375 during the fiscal year ending Jun-' 1 30. 1924. bringing it down to a total of $21,250,812,989. This reduction decreased the annual interest charge by approximately $45,000,000. Interest paid during the fiscal year 1924 : amounted to $946,000,000 and he esti- i mated this interest charge would he $865,000,000 in 1925 and $830,000,000 in 1926 making a reduction in this [ item during the two years of sllO.000.000. Almost the sole new expenditure advocated by President Coolidge was ; the construction of new public buildings in the District of Columbia. He ' pointed out the present necessity of scattering government activities, through scores of temporary buildings and rented quarters decreased governmental efficiency, was unnec-, essarily costly and involved serious' fire hazards. He recommended a! progressive building program with an annual expenditure of 110.000.006.; The agricultural commission whichbe has appointed to study the problem of agricultural relief be said] would report "what action should be | taken to place agriculture on a basis

Cough Remedy Mother Gave Us Still Best Pine Tor and Honey Beat All Modern Drugs Tn thousands of families It has I been the custom for many years to i keep pine tar and honey always on hand for coughs, chest colds, bronchitis. spasmodic croup, and throat irritations. Our mothers knew that it was good, that it often broke up the worst cough in 24 hours, and that it could be given to young and old alike, as it contains no nar- I cotics or harmful drugs. And now we are told that In spite of modern medical discoveries tlieie Is still no better or quicker cough remedy. Doctors say the pine tar ouickly loosens and removes the , nhlegni and congestion that cause the coughing, also healing soreness, I white the honey not only »■'«» , a pleasant taste, but helps soothe i.rl- | U The" original compound, made up many years ago and used f mllA f on P :y. P This , whkVtVrbest h doc^ S I g n e o l ?t r hen en 3my 30c. at any j good druggists- |

MONEY Andrew Carnegie said: The best way to accumulate money is to resolutely save and hank a fixed portion of your income no matter how small amount. Are you doing this? If not, start today. The Peoples Loan & Trust Co. “Bank of Service”

DECATUR DAILY DEMOCRAT, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1924,

.of economic equality With other in- ' dustrles." The large reduction In Veterans' Bureau eyp-ndituren was made up of decreases in the amount spent, for I salaries, compensation, medical and hospital service, vocational rehabl<atlon, and hospital construction

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against which (Inernnsna Rtnod tho new expenditure cairned by the ad justed compensation act. The great increase for fhc Department of Agriculture was caused primarily by the necessity of increasing th- amount appropriated for rural post roads from $13,000,600 to $80,000,000, O— -V Call l.’h; for Taxi. ts.

THE CORT Tonight Only “RACING FOR LIFE” A highly entertaining drama with Eva Novak and a good east. A mile a minute picture with Actions, Thrills. Love and Speed. ‘‘SO THIS IS PARIS,” (he next of the big Jack Dempsey features. 10c 25c Tomorrow—“ Horn Rich.”

A COMPARISON OF VALUE WILL CONVINCE Central Grocery “Os Course” Phone 31 We Deliver Sweet. Seedless, California ‘jry ( )V3HJ£6S Navels, 2 dozen O/ C n a nrize Fun p ° und ’ i L/ZTI 1 Golden, lb leJU ADDI FQ Good. Sound, As: A JL/11/O Cooking, (i lbs BEANS X 7 : n “" ,! . ~3Bc BROOMS ‘ 40c

CARD OF THANKS Wc wish to thank our neighbors and frlend.i who so kindly ai'ii.'. J us during the slckn-ss ami d-ath of our mother. W- also wish Io thank those who remembered Joih-r with -arils and flowcra whll- lit th- hos- ' pita), the choir ami mlnist-is ami al) | Ilins- who -xl-ml-il th-ir words of sympathy. Mr. ami Mrs. L-lgh Uow-n.

Danse Hrdthers ANNOUNCE A substantial reduction in the prices of their Passenger Cars effective December 1, 1924. Thomas J. Durkin, Distributor for Adams and Wells Co Decatur, Ind.

j- . rfr r wfes iMißni W^^S 7 ' ■- U'V.V - -Jit, -sxtKTt?.A ' Each has a stocking Bat they all have V ictrola Victrola is a gift which favors all. It satisfies everybody’s individual preference in music and entertainment. It brings happiness to the whole family. As usual the demand for Victrolas has started early and will increase right up to Christmas itself. Make your selection of instruments and appropriate Victor Records early. I ake advantage of our special terms extended to buyers of Christmas Victrolas. We deliver when you say. Come in to-night, ~ we are open evenings. Holthouse Drug Co. “Buv a Victrola for Christmas” New Victor Records, /7 Once a Week, fl \ V Every Week ‘liL) II 1- • 1 -S*- // —rrtday tfgtv -■ //