Richmond Palladium (Daily), Volume 92, Number 119, 19 May 1922 — Page 15
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THE RICHMOND PALLADIUM AND SUN-TELEGRAM, RICHMOND, IND., FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1922.
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TO TALK ON HEALTH
(By Associated Press.)
- . irsDiANAPOLIS, May 19. Medical
authorities from many carts of the
United States are scheduled to give lectures at the Indianapolis Health Exposition, which opened at the state fair grounds here today and will cont. tinue -until May 27. Dr. Ralph E. Logsden of New York,
-- managing director of the National Health Exposition association, is di- - rector of the Indiana exposition. It
is the fifth of such events ever held in this country, it was said, others having taken place In Chicago, New York, Cincinnati and Louisville. The exposition has been endorsed and will have the support of approximately 40 civil and social service organizations of the state, it was said. Two hundred thousand persons are expected to visit the exposition, which has many features, including a life saving exhibition under the auspices of the Indiana Amateur Athletic Union.
Among those prominent in the med
ical world who are scheduled to give lectures or addresses are Dr. Woods Hutchinson and Dr. W. A. Evans, health writers; J. J. Tigert, United States commissioner of education; Dr. A. T. McCormick, Kentucky health commissioner; Dr. Royal S. Copeland, director of the New York city health department; Dr. Frankwood E. Williams, a member of the National committee on mental hygiene and the Rev. Charles B. Moulinier, president of the Catholic Hospital association of the United States and Canada.
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FINDS FIANCE MARRIED; ACTRESS MAY BE DEPORTED NEW YORK, May 19. Marie Maiberg, Berlin motion picture actress, who came here to be married, was excluded by immigration authorities today on the ground she was likely to become a public charge. When she tried to leave her ship she was told her "fiance" was married, officers say.
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Middleboro M. E. church L. F. Ulmer, pastor. Sunday school, 9:30 a. m.; preaching, 10:30 a. m., by the pastor. Remember the Billy Sunday revival. Whitewater M. E. church L. F. Ulmer. castor. Sunday school. 9:30 a.
m.; class meeting, 10:30 a. m.; preaching, 7:45 p. m. Everybody attend the Sunday revival. Dublin Friends' church Pastor, Percy Thomas; Sunday school superintendent, Roy Heacock; Sunday school at 9:15; preaching, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m., subject, "Mental Development." Special on Wednesday, May 24, at 7:20 p. m., there will be a community social at the Friends' church. Everyone is cordially invited.
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current fiscal year. This has been ac-l complished mainly by paring down : the payrolls, with resulting savings in j salaries and rents for leased buildings j which had been taken over during the j war. Dawes has no liking for public of-: f ice. He is anxious to eet back to his ! business interests in Chicago. Other- j wise the, presidency might be the re-1 ward for his talents. The American j taxpayer has a mighty warm spot In j his heart for '-'Hell 'n Maria."
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Southern Presbyterian Mission Fund Increase CHARLESTON, W. Va., May 19
Total receipts for foreign missions of the Southern Presbyterian church during the last year amounted to $1,281,323, an increase of more than $90,000
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over the receipts for the previous year, according to the report of the executive committee of foreign missions to the general assembly here. The re
port showed that the debt that the committee has been carrying amounts now to $251,704. '
lie sale. The shipping board turned
over its surplus equipment to the Veterans' bureau and the government effected a net saving of $624. Government Saves Not so long ago the navy department needed some wrenches. They would have cost $96 in the open mar-fc-pt The Khinnine board had a sumlus
! of wrenches which would have brought
at forced sale a sum not to exceed $42. Under the budget system the shipping beard transferred the wrenches to the navy department and the government saved $54. The public health service needed some cord, thread, medical gauze, etc The war department had a surplus supply of this mateiial, so Dawes directed the war department to transfer its surplus to the public health service and a saving of $462 was noted.
Recently the lighthouse service of! the department of commerce needei!
new boats. The commissioner of the
lighthouse service was planning to spend $1,500,000 over a period of three years on a boat-building program. It so happened, however, that the war department had on hand a number of vessels employed during the war as i mine-planters. Having no present use for these boats the war department
ed the war department to transfer its
surplus mine-planters to the lignthouse service, thereby effecting a saving of a million and a half dollars. Countless Transfers Since Dawes became the first director of the budget there have been countless transfers of surplus property from one branch of the government to another. One of these transfers involved electric light bulbs worth 25 cents. Another involved the transfer of a ship worth $",250,000. The total savings to the government by this system of transfers, lrom July 1, 1921, to March 31, 1922. was $27,209,406. Another business method for which Dawes is responsible is the creation of "savings reserves," ffective at the be
ginning of the government's present (
nscal year, the first of last July. Tne explanation of this is as follows: j As the affairs of the government' were operated prior to the present administration appropriations made by congress have always been regarded by the executive agencies as the minimum amount which they could spend. As a result they made no effort to
save anything out of their appropriations. Incurred Deficts. On the contrary, the habit grew to spend considerably more than the appropriation, thereby incurring deficits which congress was called upon to meet by the passage of deficiency appropriation bills. Under the direction of President Harding, Dawes aimed a knockout blow at that practice. Each department and bureau was notified to set aside out of its appropriation a fixed sum to be regarded a3 a "savings reserve." This reserve cannot be drawn upon except in cases of absolute emergency. On March 81, this year, these "savings reserves" totaled $135,942,975. Under the urgings of General Dawes
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