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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23
PROHIBITION N
j. S. A BENEFIT.
LADY AST0R SAYS
in ks Good Done
More Than Offsets
the Evil

NBW york. May aa.-Deciar-
ing that prohibition In the United
States ana several Canadian pro-
vlnces has been "big contribu-
tion 10 the spiritual regeneration
OF the world" Lady Astor today
issued a farewell statement sum
ming up her npinions on the dry
aueatlon. She i scheduled 60 sail
Tor home today
Special workers had told her.
fhe said that the salvation Army
social societies and churches now
had a greatly reduced task as
result % the dry laws.
when balance the result. Off
set the uplftine of the poor and
struggling and the salvation which
prohibition has brought 70 many
wives and children auainst the
alleged degradation of some of the
rich, well. have no doubt thu
net result for the country has
been good" she continued.
Lady Astor declared that thu
only anti-American propaaanda
she has seen in England was on
gendered BY liquor Interests
which have gone into poliilct
over the liqaor question. She said
prohibition has shown Itself not
only a prohiom of social welfare
but q clean politics az well.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23
Seventh Day
Adventists Elect
New Officers

SAN TRANCfgCO, May ia
Election dissensions. which for a
lime Threatened the peace OF the
world conference Of seventh Dav
AdvcntiAts here. were settied ANTE
ably last nirhf with the selection
81 Wa. A. Spiccr a. candidate for
The presidency of the dcnominn-
lion and Arthur q nnn.iiiS, for
mcr president, NJ candldute Tor
~ecrefery, the position thpt Spicsr
has hsid for twenty years.
the report including these two
nominations was made hy ihe nom
mating committee and unanimously
adopted by the convention, Dam
iclls had held the presidency since
1908.
cherries ~ practice of poiitlcai
methods In the effort 90 unrcat him
were made during heated ar-a-
ments which prccsded the com-
promise.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23

Slim Foin PARTY; W. J Nethcrcoi
member Of the Enniskillcn ur-
ban codncil. ana Thomas Corrl-
gan. accountant for the Formangh
county council.
While the raids were proceed
tx. tenders were buy conveying
the special police and their prlr-
oners from the outlying districts
IN Belfast 81 were arrested but
these did not include any welt
knowis party leaders. while the
Falls road section. with It's biz
republican population was unre-
presented.
Absence 0f the republicans from
their homes IL arcribed TO Antici-
patton of rcprisais Tor the assaE-
finatiOn Of W. j. Twaddeli mem
ber Of the Ulster parliament
In county Londonderry. ~ ar
reHis were made. those taken in
eluding several members OF the
irregular forces operating IN the
eastern part OF county Donegal.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23
ARTHUR B. REEVE
HAS NEW STORY
FOR THE HERALD
On Wings of Wire
less Mystery Kings
Latest Product

Arthur r. Reeve. king of mo-
dorm day detectise story wrijcrs.
creator OF craig Ke1uudy sclen-
tlnc d.t.otive--is writing new
Story Tor Tho Herald under special
commission ny the Ncwspuper I'm
t"rpriss ASSOCIATION.
Iuv utlv oi nccvu'a new Her
ala serial b. CON wings of Nuv-
less. 81 ls a gIppiug radiO mya-
tety story, the piut oi wnlun hing
cs on tnr wireless tuicphoue-
rlalatvr aEcuCy Tor uil but also
tlr means oy wnach a HaffAng
...g a,e.y A. aulNVo
i.udiu holds ine nation in the
sap oi lts taaclua-iu.n Nearly q
ta4alnu homes cuu.eln cJmmerc al
receiving srts, tnuuriuus 90 anna
tours have constructed their own
initnuns are hstuning ia even
luAnt ana every D. taHKlng a.
diu,
can you imagine any better in
spirutlon Tor iuYntrry stury
.-.ta Nuat a Dtmuluatluui Gtna.u.
t.resf. mystery. suslfvunr. orr mai
liy and punch
so wutrr perhaps is better
knuWn go ueraiu readers than
htrtv 4he AiHkaaiue cirCulul
uf i0u erals Kennedy stories was
900 WHN,tuus tuu new ap., ia.r Clrga-
iatlun, 100000. 900 Three pub
llunrrs are now turning out his
iuy suery novels ia various euItiona,
nis n1vlng picture scrlala--'r The
Exploits OF Elaine, tn. Hidden
Jaw utC.--haNe reached ua
massey as nlaku2lue ana newspaper
Circulu. sOns combined
Reeves followers viii want to
read 'pn Mlngs OF Wireless in
The Herald. al begins Monday.
June o.. Don't miss the first In
stuumvnt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23
Man SLAIN,
ONE SHOT IN
BO0TlEG WAR
Fight in. Barber Shop
When Officer At
tempts Arrests

STERLING. colo, May 25.--H.
q. Wilson. for several wecks en-
ployed as "A special deputy sheriff
In apprehension Of "pootieggers
ana 'moonshiners" died this morn
ing about o'clock while i,eing
brought to sterling from Acriuo.
whore he wis shot twice while
attempting To arrest number Of
fpen IN bar, er shop. asppose,;iy
fof possession of liquor
Clarence Walters. barber nf
Mcrino, ~ In the sterling hospital
with three gunshot WON'T snid
TO have bee n Inflicted by Wilson
Ia the struggle that nro..d fhtai
10 Wilson Two other men NE
held in local jaiis for nrdirs "a
connection with the -hu0finr and
a thhd b. being sougut hy 'hp Of
ficers
TOO shsrifrs Office today had
not clns"ty quest % 90 he mon ar
rested early this morning. unI tlic
account ubtained bJ 'Ic ffc -
is thus fur largely 1rt'1ts. FROM
the story given thort Immediate
~ after their arrival a. 'he sconc
nf the shooting ID apprrrs that
Wilson Joined two n the men 10
the rear tart OF tho htr1nr shop
nt Meriuo shortly afi"r 20 q clock
Monday nipnt and that wn"1 he
attempted go maks th. ara ests.
telling une of the par O. search
the other. .wo others entered the
room and sprang upon MIN.
wrenching his gun from bis hand
ana firing one shot TITO his spdy,
WILSON h believed then 70 hdVs
drawn a second gun, q si1ull auto
matte. ana 60 have frai 10 three
shots which entered wait ~ body
The officers were foli thn. while
Wilson lay on IA" fl1,f. growing
weak from the first wIuu1. pne OF
'ie men stood over Ttn aud fired
- .ond shot into his hudy lie
was hit In the fac. aud IN the
chest above fhr heart
Charles kai.t"r. "A soputy snnr-
iff nt Msfino, o. rnil - nave hur-
red to thr shnp where hc We
met hy Guy Hrav who nvid two
guns 10 iIalsors face. tinaiig eur
rendering his -Uu-. I.4y vas not
grrvst"d. how until rtLhi po-
lice al Stcrnnr fuJpt hita az the
local hospital, where be- lad bc-
CumpanIed Wul'H'.. max ug the
Trip ON q train. Ill. rhrmpsnn
was arrested hY sheriff D. p
Whitticr nt Mernl rd - though,
to have hccn n me room when
the snuotiag osc rrrsi.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23

PRESIDENT ONLY
HOPEFUL OF CUT
IN RAIL RATES
Obstacles in Way of
Voluntary Action
Desired

WASHINGTON. May z3-.'res-
ident Harding was represented az
the White House today az mere
~ hopeful that voluntary reduc-
ton IN transportation rates would
result from last saturday night
white house dinner conference At
tended BY nineteen Of the ickdhig
railroad executives of the country
Obstacles IN the way of obtain
Ing voluntary action by the ran
roads in tho way of rate rcdur-
tions on ihe thorough going basis
desired hy the administration were
described "a the white House as
somewhat Formidable.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23
ASKED
/ 0 RUN As
INDEPENDENT
|ss Meeting at Dear
brn Tonight to Or
ganize Club

|EpRoIT. May 22.--A public
meeting to organize a Hen
|ord for President" club Will
|eld tonight IN Dearborn. De-
suburb and the home OF tho
mobile manufactured.
r basic ieea back Of the meet
1 was said by leaders in tho
Iment ~ 10 bring about tho
aacy OF Mr.. lOrd on an iude-
Fn; ticket at the neat general
lon.
ntative plans for the meeting
announced by group OF
Ford y fellow townsmen. ugt-
announcing the meeting ap-
II IN pubic places at Dcas-
today.
the offices Of Mr. Ford In
porn. acknowledgements OF the
|nE, other than that the post
bad been Observed, WINS de-
Illiam +. kellogg. editor OF a
born newspaper. declared an
would be- made 10 induce
FORD 10 run Tor the presidency
platform 10 wi,lch "honest
ney" would he one of the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23
900 SlMM FEIMERS ARRESTED
IN ULSTER IN the GREATEST
RAIDS IN RECENT HISTORY

BELFAST. May gs.-Cpy the
Associated Press The greatest
raid ia the recent history OF Ire
land was carried out early today
when ewarmH u police swep,
through Ulster and rounded W
900 Sim Fciners. the majority of
whom were Irish republican army
officers. They will be internod.
1ho northern governments ac-
;ion was taken. u was stated. in
an effort 20 suppress not only the
Irish republican army and The
Irlsh republican brotherhood hut
all ether Sim Feln organization
In the six county areas
The government move follows
swiftly upon Irish republican ar
my raids and burninRs OF build
inEs In the counties ot Down and
Antrim and the intensified hostili.
ties In Belfast recently. culmina-
ting In the murder yesterday Of
W. !. Twaddcll. memoer OF the
Ulster parliament.
Nearly every town and village
In Ulster was visited but the bulk
OF the prisoners was taken in the
country districts, from farm
house, Comparatively few cap
lures were made In Belfast. us
most OF the Irish republican army
living In the sim Fein districts Of
Belfast. anticipating action by IN.
police as a result OF the Twaddell
assassination had gone. ION the
run"
The captured include some OF
the most prominent Sim Fcinera
In the Ulster area.
Mansion Burnsd
Garron Tower. the County AM
Trim mansion OF Lord London
Terry. recently converted into a
hotel, was burned last Hight ~ IN
ccndiarics.
The officers OF the Irish rcpub-
llean army reported arrested to.
day by Ulster authorities were
captured during big enc,rclinE
movement embracing the six Di-
ster counties The movement was
begun at four o'clock this morn
Ing and the work OF visiting the
various houses. town and country.
WIS rapidly carried out. several
hundred members OF the consta
bulary and a large staff OF OFF,
GERS had been on duty from mid
night completing the arrange
meDgs.
Moat OF thosc Nantnd were sur
prised and In most Instances were
aroused from sleep.
As part uf the comprehensive
scheme. special police were ac-
tive IN FermanKh all night and
early morning arresting every
Sim Felner known 10 be an Of
fcer o. to have authority IN tho
irish republican army. Only
about sixty Irish republican army
officers were captured In Fer.
fnangh but n Il learned the au-
thorities are making fairly clean
sweep OF thu men who exercised
Influence In the army In that part
OF Ulster
proninrnt Men Held
Among those arrested In Ennla-
killen we're Capal Healy a mem-
her OF the fermnnEh county coun.
ell aud well known lpader of the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23
Gypsy Musicians
At War With
Jazz Artists

BUDAPEST. May IS. - War
has broken out between tho
Gypsy musicians of Hungary
and the Negro 1asz band artifts,
many OF whom are Americans.
The Cypries who have fur
ni.hed Hungary its music. hal
lads and laughter for a thoua-
and years. assert that the fa1z
instrumentnlisis are invading
their precincts. and have or
sanlxed 20 drive them out.
The Oypsies have issued a
nafdfcsto condcmninE the
'orepic and crazy music" of the
iazz hand performers aud the
municipal councils of seven
Hungarian towns have deerced
thar jazz and the ~rhimmy'
mast 10.
THE hungarian guild OF jazz
hand artists, whose leader n a
southern neEro. has accepted
the challenge % the uvpslcs
and says 4 viii fight 10 the last.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23
Yacht Carrying
Gen. Wood and a
Party Missing

MANILA. I J.. May e3 CBy the
Associated pressl Wireless uuer-
ries to the Yacht Apo on which
&c ernor General Leonard Wood
and his wife and daughter sailed
Saturday for Mlndoro have not
bven answered and tho typhoon
which ragged yesterday n b'. ..-ved
responsible Tor the delay in their
return
The Apo II believed 20 have
sought refuge IN somc port uf
Mlnduro. General Wood planned
a brief visit OF inspection on the
island No serious damage from
the typhoon has been reported.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23
Ifessed Slayer
Gets Life Term

'ATELLO. Ida. May "a
Weiton.30, confessed MUIR
of George Lane. prominent
are dealer Of Shoshone. Ida.
! weeks ago, war sentenced
imprisonment in the Idaho
pe nittntiary by nistrlct Judge
Ensign at shoshone yenter-
Wclton shot Lane when the
refused 20 accept an alleged
us check In payment for a
y outfit and revolver.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23
3 Dead in Storms
Hitting Oklahoma

OKLAHOMA CITY. May ga
Three dead and property damage
amounting To several hundred
thousands of dollars was the toll
taken By storms that swept Okla
homa Sunday night. survey
showed today ~ various towns
a number OF persons received
slight Injuries.
The dead are;
Mrs Marvin Kilman, killed az
Shawnee.
Vim. IIarshfield and Gilbert
pnuEherty. engine crew on Mis-
souri,. Kansas ana Texas pas=on.
ger train. deraii-d near Ninita dur
inF a cloudburs;.
The most extensive damage was
done al shawnee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23
ling Promoter
ldicted in St. Louis

LOUIS, May fa.--An indict-
today was returned against
IL Dunphy, at present said TO
|iding IN los Angeles, Colif..
1rGe. Of obtaining money un-
|aise pretentes, Complain
1 |isclared. Il was said. that
hro Dunphy obtained about
Do from them, fcpresersln
b. had fi0.000. 000 OF mining
|rties IN AlaaiSa, which he
Milling to sell for $1,000, 600
lect a quick turn over.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23
z MEN HUNTED
IN bLACKMA|L
PLOT Staying
Gang Member Killed
After $4,000 De-
mand, Is Claim

WHITE PLAINS. n. ". May
1S.-search for two men known
only as Ross" and Jack" do
olared by Walter s. Ward OF New
Rocheiie. y. ". to have beer pro-
sent when he shot Clarence Peters
Of Haverhiil Mass. near here the
night 0f May Is was continued by
weachcster county officials to-
day.
ward. after confessing he had
killed membe- 81 n gang that
had blacknailed him for SgO. 600
and then attempted TO get s7b.e0o
more went 10 New York last night
with officers and visited several
resorts where he declared the men
wanted might be found n was
an unsuccessful quest. Ward,
who IL the son of the preaident OF
thr Ward baking company. Is Al
liberty under bond OF $4,000.
Using list made up by ward.
the party went into cabarets res
taurunth and cafes IN the White
light district and scrutlnlzed every
man present When the search
along broadway and its side
streets failed. Ward and the others
spent several hours on the Lower
East side, but no men fitting the
descriptions OF the two men
sought could be found.
Letters Withhcid
Sheriff George Werner. who ac-
companied ward. said Ross was a
confidence man. while Jack. the
only name the other OF the trio
- known ~, ~ more OF the type
81 a chauffeur.
The basis for the blackmali piot
remains unrevealed as the lawyers
representing Ward decline 20
make public any OF the bundle Of
letters given them by Ward, which
he received In the six weeks he
was being threntened.
The telephone eali which re-
quilted In the meeting by Ward Of
the men on the day oof the killing
was said to have been the threat
ny peiers. wo want f5s.0oO or
your life VIII pay" This ia the
threat in the only letter diseio.ed
sheriff Werner said that he had
rcnd threatening letter with
demand for that sum
when Elwood ~ Habenoid,
counsel FOR Ward. was esked N
there wns . woman In the case he
hnf wered.
The threats were aimed at his
family
Allen r. Campbell. another OF
the lawyers. WAS asked II the
biackmail plot involved a woman
and nurwered
= don't think I should answsr
that question"
did {; start. as reported. at a
race track"
20 think II did"
Dii q, involve Wards war re-
cord q"
u can ~-surc you that u ana
not answered Mr. Campbell
Wife sticks by Him
Mira Ward said that Ane had
not known Of the plot for very
long and ADDED -
Tn with my husband ana
want 10 do everything I can for
him. | have the utmost conn
dence In him am sorry thai
cannot answer any further ques-
lions"
Much surprise Is displayed IN
New Rochcils that Ward waited
almost a weok before surrender-
iuE himself especially as he wa.
known ~ a strict discipllnArian ln
his nositiou ae chairman of tho
police commission. Ward came
90 New Rochelle In 1911 from
Pittsburgh Ho was appointed
head Of the police commission IN
1919 and two weeks ago wRs re-
elected
District Attorney Weeks sald
that the case would be suhmittad
20 the grand Jury next week. III
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23
Doctors Ask u. s.
To Dole Out Whisky
For Medical Use

ST LOUIS. May ss CBy the A.
soclatrd Frcsel The resuiution
presented yesterday to the houss
OF delegates OF the American Med
ical association appealing TO con
gress for relief from the present
unsatisfactory conditions" as %
the dlaributlon Of whisky. wns
adopted BY an Overwhelming vote
today.
The resolution asks government
al distribution of whisky for med
ical purposes only. In scaled pack
ages OF eight. sixteen and thirty
Two ounces
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23

TRINIDAD. Colo. May -3--
judge George H. BFndiield OF
Greeley was this morning elected
district governor OF Colorado LIONS
club at the closing business session
of the district convention which
opened here yesterday morning. ile
succeeds Harry a. Niyen OF Long
mont. who was also nominated and
who Withdrew 60 mako the election
Of judge iirRdiield unanimous
Gionwuod Springs was chosen Tor
the 1898 convention.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23
Gov. Olcott's Lead
Is Increasing

PORTLANn ore, May ga
over niTbt reports from hoiated
rrecineta of the vote east. IN last
Fridays primary election further
Increased the lead % Gov Hen W
olcott for tho republican norntna-
ton Tor governor over Cinrlea
Han Complete returns from 30
counties with a few precincts
mtesinE from the remainins six
counties - the state gave oicoit
ts.7to. Hall ats. lead for
Olcott of 392. The figures from
ten counties were official and the
cthor unofficial
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23
Five Killed at
Motorcycle Race

BARCELONA May gs. - Five
persons, Including tive children.
were killed and thirteen injured
az "a motorcycle race today over
the Iurragoma circuit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23
Former State Bank
Examiner in North
Dakota Indicted

FARGO. y. D.. May So, v.
iofthus former state hank exam
lilcr of North Dakota, has Deon
notified that he wns indicted on a
perjury charge by the recent Cans
county grand jury intestiEatlnr
affairs of the defupct scnnalna-
vian-American Bank. u was an
nouneed today at the shcriffs Of
flee.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23

velocity OF wind, mIIoH
hour. 80. prevailing dircc-
east; character OF the day.
state Weather
W. Mexico; Fair IN west, un-
hi In east portion tonight
"Wednesday probably show
ln northeast portion: litiie
|ee In temperature.
|.rana, fealr tonight and
|neadsy. not much change In
,crRfura.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23

Highest tenn
pcrnf ure. SOs
lowest temper
nturc. b6f daily
range tempera-
surc, eS. rela-
daily tsmpera-
turc, Got rela-
tive humidity.
9 o. m- los
relative humid
~, 9 a. M. -.
preeipitnt l @ n.
none; m a 4
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23
Lady Astor Gets
A Cabled Rhyme
Frosn 8 Children

NEW YORK May LADY
NnncF Aafur slipped out ~ ths
dignificd role of atateswoman
ana feminist leader hast niEnf.
ana wan inst uinin mother fuf
a rev r4inuirs A few minutes
before she VIA due u address
fhronE of admirers ~ her fare
well dinner. she was handed a
caolengnm u read;
'-i.ody hng Lady Bug. ~
away home.
Your house b. on fire.
Aud Your sniidren an gone
lSlgnsd Bobby, niity. Wisslp.
David, Mirhaci. Jake
These. shn expinined. are
my children Evidently ! stall
have a. warm a welcome al
homo A. have had here"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23
[edRr.

A. the University.
n ~ hours ending 8 a. m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23

Al10nH Ih0He nfFcHfed IN EnnlH-
killen were Capal Healy a mem
her OF the FermnnEh county coun.
ell and well known lcader of the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23

Every telephone in Albuquerque ID
Herald Want Ad Station. Every tel
ephone subscriber has Want "A
charge account az The Herald. The
service Is convenient. The Want Ad
Phone is 345.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-23

khe Herald Free Travel Accident Insur.
(nce--is Free. Register and you get your
policy. It's a fine thing to have at home
uring summer vacation and travel time
fnd II costs not one cent TO Herald sub
|eribers.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-05-17

vention, the basis of representation
being one delegate for each county
and one delegate for every 1000
bales or majority fraction thereof.
Thus Greenwood county with 1902
bales signed up will be entitled to
ten delegates to the district conven-
ton. Aiken county with $3.50 bales
signed up will be entitled to nine dele
gates.
At each of the district conventions
to be held on Tuesday, May 80 at thte
district centers which have been
designated by the organization COM
mittee two candidates will be named.
Following the district conventions a
post card ballot will be sent every
member Of the association and he
will be asked to indicate his choice
Of the two candidates from his dis
trict. If neither is acceptable to him
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1922-05-17
NEWS NOTES FROM WASH|NCTO
(By Special Correspondent

Washington, D. c., May 16.--The
President who proudly rode into Of
flee in March Of last year with seven
millions majority behind him is now
so uneasy as to the result of the COM
ing November elections that he and
his Director of the Budget, General
Dawes, juggle appropriation figures
and boldly distort the facts in their
efforts to fool the people into again
voting for the party of special privi-
lege. The presidents claim to saving
$1,600,000,000 in the past year was
taken up in the House the other day
by Congressman Byrnes of South
Carolina and shot full of holes. Mr..
Byrnes said:
"The President announced to the
country that we will this year reduce
our expenditures $1,600DO0,000 be-
low the expenditure for the last fiscal
year. Well, the expenditures for the
last fiscal which were authorized by
a Republican Congress were the larg-
est ever authorized in time of peace
in the history of the country. If now,
fou ryears after the war, there was
not tremendous reduction in expen-
dituras there would be little hope for
hte preservation of the government.
"My regreat is that the President
in issuing this statement did not call
attention to the fact that for the year
1916, the last year prior to our enter
ing the war when we were engaged
in measures Of preparedness, our ex-
penditures did not amount to more
than $1,115,000,0O0, and that the esti-
mate he now makes as to expendi-
lures this year is $3,922,372 ,03O, or
$2,8O7,881, 1926 more than was spent
under the Democratic administration
for the last fiscal year prior to the
war
u regret that he did not call at
tention to the fact that while the
Budget Bureau claims these bogus
savings of $136,000,OO, the fact is that
the same departments have to date
secured from the Congress deficiencies