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Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
New Books Added Daily
TO Conner Oueen Library

New Books Added Daily
TO Copper Queen Library
With the coming of warm summer
days thoughts turn to books, shady
hooks and pleasant hours, such as
only books can give New shipments
of books are being received almost
daily at the Copper Queen library the
following list released during the
week by Miss Kate Goodrich, libra
rian, comprising some of the latest
fiction and non-fiction. The new
books for children are not included in
this group.
Miss Goodrich states that there
have been many donations to the
library and also announces the loan
of the interesting Intimate Papers
of Colonel House" in two volumes by
DR.. F. 7. Wright. Interested readers
may obtain the loan of these vol
umes at the library.
Recently SO books, including fic
ton, few children's books, a set
of Dickens and Markham's Real
America were bought at private
sale and placed in the library. These
however, are not included in the fol-
lowing list. The library is constant
ly adding new books to the chill
dren's shelves, so that the little ones
as we'll as the grown ups may enjoy
the friendship of books during the
long summer months.
The list released during the past
week contains the following:
"The Singing Season"-Paterson.
"Salome of the Tenements'
ierki
Bright ts'-Chipperfield
"The House of the Arrow Mason.
Behind Locked Doors"-Poate.
Hands disqualification.
"Prillilgirl''-W Wells.
"The Devil Wolf''-Schinke.
"Flapper Ann"-Harris.
"Rio Bravo"-Sabin.
somewhere South in Sonora" =
Comfort.
Meadow Lark Basin"-Bower.
"Drums"-Boyd.
"Let 'er Buek"-Furlong.
"Mysteries of Ann"-Brown.
"Romeo in Moon Village"-Mc-
Cutcheon.
Manhattan Transfer"-Dos Passos.
where Geronimo Rode"-Hooker.
"Gifts of Sheba'-George.
"The Wind"-Avon.
'9The Passer- By"-Dell.
"Keeping the Peace"-Morris.
Ozark Days and Black Knights
Cohen.
Creeping Jenny"-Wiggin.
Country ple''-Suckow.
'"The Glory Hole"-White.
Interesting volumes of non-fiction
include "The Life and etters of Wal
ter Page; and "Our Debt to France
a donation to the library from Mr..
James S. Douglas of this city Others
worth reading are:
"The World Court"-de Bustaman-
te
international Relations as Viewed
from acknowledgement
Legislative History" 1864
-1912"-Kelly.
worlds Problems"
"The Tenderfoot in Mexico co"-ToNn-
send.
Thirteen Worthies'-Powys.
Among Italian easants"-CyriaX.
Notes on Royal Collection Pic
tures'--Cust.
Infant Mind"-Prayer.
Mexican Art"-Lehman.
"Our Debt to France''-donated by
James S. Douglas.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
Douglas Girl Married,
Ceremony in Tom bStOne

One of the interesting wedding an
nouncements made during the week
was that of Miss Dorothy Eiting,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Fitting, of 1O4S Twelfth street, to Mr..
James Galliger, also of this city. The
ceremony was performed in Tomb
stone on Monday, May "a and was
witnessed by the parents of the bride.
Mr.. Galliger is employed by the
Southern Pacific railroad as fireman.
The couple plan to make their nome
in this city, Is a4yss.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
Groups Gather For
InlprCmptu Affairs

Elaborate entertainments are taboo
lat least during the summer months,
but numerous little impromptu affairs
are given by Douglas hostesses.
One such gathering was held Tues
day morning at the Country club, when
G. group of matrons from the camp and
city enjoyed an informal bridge party.
The tables were arranged on the porch
of the clubhouse, five being played.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
Music Club PIahIs
Noxf Xear.,c Rrnp,rnnnl

Next Years Program
The board of directors of the Music
club met at the home of the president,
Mrs. A. g. Murchison, of 854 Eighth
street, on Thursday afternoon to COM
plete plans and make arrangements for
the work of the coming year.
A membership committee will be ap-
pointed by the president and it was ais '
decided to make arrangements for IL
choral club for the neXa year. Plans
were laid in regard to the concert
course which will be given under the
auspices of the club and which includes
among other things the presentation OF
the Manhattan Opera company OF chi
cago, with ballet, appearing in TINS
city on January s. 1927, in Gems From
Operas'-the Chereneawsky Trio on
March 21 and the appearance OF Percy
Granger, pianist, in concert on April l.
The program chairman for the com
ing wear will be Mrs: John r. Newcom-
er. Last year Mrs. George Motz served
in that capacity and arranged the
splendid programs which were given.
Mrs Motz has large class OF pu-
pills in Douglas and much credit is due
her for preparing the musical programs
of the local club for 1925-26.
Mrs Motz studied piano and violin
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
Church Family Night
Observed at nj. e. Church


Church family night was observed
wednesday at Grace Methodist Epis-
copal church with a supper at $50
o'clock. Covers were laid for more
than IS. ~ .le
The remainder of the evening was
devoted to a musical program fur
nished by the Anderson Music COM
pany. The supper was served by a
committee of women composed OF
Mrs. Walter Jones, Mrs. George S.
Cowden, Mrs. George Colvin, Mrs. G.
A. Foreman Mrs Carmen Good and
Mrs. w. w. Hunt.
On Thursday evening the members
of the Epworth league held a social
at the church and planned for a
luncheon and food sale on Saturday,
June 5, at 1855 E avenue. The pro-
ceeds. derived in this way will be
used to defray the expenses of
delegate to the Epworth league con-
vention which will be held at Pres
colt from June 21 to 2S inclusive.
Those present to enjoy the pro-
gram of games and other forms of
entertainment were the Misses Betty
Vaughn, Alice and Margaret Colvin,
Marian Enyeart, Gladys Lott, Mar
tha Good, Irene baylor, lone Wealth
erford, Virginia Johnson, Bessie
Bryce, Norma Newkirk, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. c. Hook, Mrs. o. L. Enyeart, Mrs
Emogene Bryce and Messrs. Ralph
Cutler, Fred Linder, Lewis Good,
George Colvin, Tom Negri, Fred Mel
vim and Robert Schupbach.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
Gives Birthday Party
At Fifteenth Street Park


Mrs A. C. Barnes of 1881 Carmelita
avenue entertained a group of young
folks at birthday party Saturday
morning in the Fifteenth Street park,
honoring the birthday of her daugh-
ter, Constance Barbara.
Various. games and stunts and out
door entertainment afforded amuse-
ment for the youngsters, after which
refreshments We're served.
Those entertained inc u d the
Misses Betty Hunsaker, Betty Red
wine, Helen Stevens, Peggy Meadows,
Florence Lindsay and Constance Bar
bara Barnes, and the Messrs. Billy
Patterson, Victor Spence, Junior Glas-
sey, Robert Classy, Gerald Lindsay,
James Caldwell, Robert Caldwell, j..
r. Knight and Russell Meadows, Jr
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
DOUGLAS SOCIETY," CLUBS ORGANIZATIONS AND CHURCHES
B. and p. WOman's Club
Holds Convention BANQUET


Holds Convention BANQUET
The Gadsden hotel was the scene
of merry dinner party Thursday eve
ming when members of the Business
and Professional Womans club of
Douglas gathered for their annual
convention banquet. The guests were
served at o'clock.
Three large baskets filled with vari.
colored blossoms, centered the table
and covers were laid for IT, The
guest Of honor was Miss Marcit,
Brown, retiring president Of the club.
who will be married early next month
to Mr. Leo Curtis Brown of Downey,
Cali,
Among the other prominent members
present We're Mrs. e. w. Brown, state
pres dent of the Business and Pro.
fessional Woman's clubs; Mrs. Robert
l.. Hoyal, who acted as toastmistress
for, the evening, and Miss Helen Brown
of Tombstone, county school superin,
tendent. All three were delegates tt.
the annual state convention held re-
Gently in Globe, and gave splendid re,
ports of the state sessions.
Miss Winifred Paul, newly elected
president, gave a briet talk, pledging
herself to the work of the club, ano
outlined plans for the coming year.
when the Douglas organization aims
become one of the largest clubs in
the state.
Miss Paul then presented Miss
Brown with a set of silver teaspoons,
as a token of appreciation from the
members for her loyal work in the
club. /&
nlal talks, and the singing of club
songs, led by Mrs. M j. Anderson. A
feature OF this latter waS the singing
of ARIZONA Land" the song written
by Miss Grace Parsons and submitted
in competition for the national song
book of the Business ana Professional
Woman's club Arizona Land was
accepted at the recent state conven-
iion and in appreciation of her ef-
forts, Miss Parsons was awarded an
emblem.
At the banquet, covers were laid
for the following members and guests:
Mrs e. w. Brown, state presidents;
Mrs. Robert l.. Hoyal Mrs. M j. An
drekon, Miss Helen Brown of Tomb
stone, Miss Marcia Brown, Miss Wini-
fred Paul, Miss Jean Campbell, Miss
Merle Magee, Miss Jeanette Tyler, Mrs,
Flmogene Bryce, Mrs frankie Howell
Mrs. w. H. Arp, Miss Verne Rogers,
Miss Doris Daley, Miss Froma Witte,
Mrs. Kate Fairclough and Miss Maude
Scrivner of Phoenix, who is the house
guest of Miss Marcia Brown Jsife
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
To Entertain Bridge
!. C;uH an Thursday

The home of Mrs Joseph F. Wright
at 1899 Eighth street will De the gath
ering placa of the members OF the
Thursday Bridge club, wen they meet
for their bi-monthly party this week.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30
NacCzari Residents
Wed i'm BfSbee Friday

The marriage of Miss Katherine
Cooper and D. B. Pittman of Nacozari
was solemnized Friday, May 28, at
Bisbee by Judge Craig of that city,
William Greene of Cananea acted as
best man and witness of the ceremony.
After the wedding Mr.. and Mrs Pitt
man came to Douglas, and are stop
ping at the Gadsden indefinitely.
Mrs. iPttrnan was instructor of the
primary department of the Nacozari
grammar school the past year. She is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. A. L.
Montague of Las Mochis. Pittman is
employed in the engineering depart.
ment of the Moctezuma Copper com.
pany at Pilares. He is an alumnus
of the University of Arizona from
which he was graduated in 1922 He
is member of the Sigma Nu frater-
nifty.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-05-30

Wed In FL PasO.
Mr.. Carlos Grover Rushing, MEM
Der of the Strand Theatre orchestra,
was married in El Paso, Texas, last
Wednesday to Miss Annie Rebecca
Heron daughter of G. d. Heron of
the Texas city.
Two ceremonies were performed,
one in st. Patrick's cathedral and
another in the home of Rev. L. o.
Vermillion, pastor of Emmanuel Bap-
tist church. The ceremony at the
cathedral was performed by Rev.
Henry Buchanan.
Both the bride and groom are
graduates of the El Paso high school,
the latter being prominently identi-
fled in musical circles of that city
He recently came to Douglas and has
a position at the Grand theatre.
Mr. and Mrs. Rushing are making
their home in this city.
Evening star., 1926-06-15
OUT-OF-TOWN REAL ESTATE.
PROFITABLE
COUNTRY ESTATE.

W. " IN L I~so "a l..
One of the most desirable in Maryland;
only II miles from Baltimore. near railroad
station, oyerlooks beautiful Long Green Val
ley. presenting most impressive view man.
IL rooms. d baths. Italian marble Turkish
bath. living room 2SxtO. hrepiace TO match.
trees: Towering shrubbsry; very profitable
40, acre apple orchard. best;sellng varieties.
Winesap. Rome Beauty: established market
for entire crop 16P acres: property offers op-
portInity for safe investment tu nay hie-
yield with most pleasant h, ing conditions:
also suitable for club q i.istitGti,m, orchard
tion and price Immediate possession. =. l..
DAVIS, l720 ApplstOn ST., ,-Baltinoro.e.Nd. .
Evening star., 1926-06-15

FOR SALE OR LEASE.
Beautiful and homclIle. on the Potomac.
lust above Great Fails; bathing. fishing and
boating: comprising one large Broom cot
tage six Broom cottages. three Groom bach
ei0r cottages. dining room. large commlssary.
store house ice house. wcii house with ex
cellent water. bath and bath house. Camp
fully equipped ideal Tor sfirl or Boy Scouts.
churches or fraternal organizations.
CAPITOL VIEW REALTY co.
a31 New York Ave. Main $500.
Evening star., 1926-06-15
S20.00O-DoCtor's Home

An ideal combination office
and residence for n physl.
clan with a downtown prac-
tice. Rich hrownstonc
dwelling on select urban
thoroughfare with garage at
rear. Five bedrooms. two
baths. five other rooms Tin
,'l1lding ofiicel. laundry. etc
All modern cOnVenienceS
This is an exceptional offer
ing from many staDdpulnts,
and the owner Will arrange
very reasonable terms Of
payment
Evening star., 1926-06-15
Sll,5OO-14th St. Highlands

Just off upper Fourteenth
street near Tpshur, in a
high. healthy, accessible
home district. this moder-
ately priced brick dwelling
with colonial front porch
offers many outstanding at
fractions. 1t has five com
Portable bedrooms. tiled
bath. open fireplace. an inn
mense living room. ali mod
ern equipment, and is in
very good condition. The
garage is conveniently To-
Gated AT the rear. Easy
terms,
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.SOO-NOrtl1east

Now vacant. \ handsome
detached brick residence
situated in Il very deslrahl"
northeast homo section Just
off Rhode Island avenue.
There are six bright. choofy
rooms, y complete modern
bath. hOt-watcr heating
system. special electric fix
lures and numerous other
features. The grounds are
large and attractive. and
tho house Is IN good con
jitlOn. Very reasonable
terms may be ARRANGED on
this exceptionally reason
ably priced home
Evening star., 1926-06-15
FOR S.tTr.-IIOI SIS.
WOODBRIDGE.
\i.M HOMES
7 T = - =
| NDs or rom E-

INSTT.IT !ODAI
SAMPLE HOUSE 80. 262I
18th ST. ME. DRIVE OUT
RHODE ISLAND AVE. TO
10th PL. NE. C17th ST. UN-
DER CONSTRUCTION AND
TURN RIGHT TO EVARTS.
OPEN | 10 . PM. DAILY
AND SUNDAY.
JOS. A. HERBERT & SONS.
lois 18th ST NV.
Evening star., 1926-06-15
Pleasant.

Brick residence in choice
section near Rock Creek
Park and accessible To cars.
This fine home comprises
seven spacious rooms. tive
fine baths and ldvdt0ry.
hot-Water heating plant.
special electric fixtures. two
car brick garage. etc. Mod
crate terms!
Evening star., 1926-06-15
10th AND HARVARD SITS.
MATCHLESS HOME VALUESk


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priced moderately and of
An
r bath ,buitin
very moderate
DAM to 9 PM-Phone Main $685.
DOUGLASS & PHILLIPS,
151O Street.
Evening star., 1926-06-15
YOU'LL, MAKE NO MISTAKE IN BUYING ONE OF
THESE HOMES.
DELIGHTFUL Detached Home


and plan
plan is
A Wonderful Bargain $1375O and Terms
Evening star., 1926-06-15
.SlO.Q5O-Chevv Chase

Owner. who has left the
city. IS extremely anxious to
dispose of this charming
Chevy Chase home and has
fixed this low figure to ef-
feet immediate sale. The
house is two stories and is
thoroughly modern in every
respect. II has large. bright
rooms. oak floors. comfort
able pOrches. hot-water heat.
electricity. very attractive
grounds. etc. Easy terms!
Evening star., 1926-06-15
Sixteenth St. Highlands

Reduced price on this hand
some residence in the most
desirable and exclusive sec
ton of upper Sixteenth rem
ders il a wonderful purchase
for anyone wishing a fine
home and "A sound invest
ment. The house is of
brick and frame construc-
tion. with eight spacious
rooms. two luxurious tiled
baths. great open fireplace.
slate roof. two-car garage
and all modern refinements.
Worth seeing
Evening star., 1926-06-15
BOSS & PHELPS
NINETEEN WASHINGTON HOMES
Sl7.5OO-M Mount Pleasant

Commanding a beautiful
view Of Rock Creek Park
:his handsome Kennedy
huilt home. with charming
grounds set off by rubble
stone walls and terraces is
one of the most unusual
residential offerings in
Washington today. Eight
rooms. immense incluspd
sleeping porch. two fire
places, two tiled baths. au-
tomato water heater. large
garage and every modern
comfort and convenience.
Excellent terms
Evening star., 1926-06-15
SIS 3.5OO-Aiount Pleasant

Sacrifice Of splendid home
near 1ith and Park rd.
which must bn sold at once
10 settle an estate. Thr
house Is semi-detached and
OF modern brick construc,
ti0n. 1t has nine chrery
rooms. oak floors. attraC-
tive electric fitmcnts and
numerous other quality fra-
lures. At this low price
il is n real bargain value,
Terms may be arranged
Evening star., 1926-06-15
SIMMER CAMPS.
RIVER BEND CAMP.

FOR SALF-CAMP on POTOMAC: FUR
q pm.
Evening star., 1926-06-15

EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITY.
A splendid three-story Home located in one
of the choice spots of Northwest Washing
ton. IL has four we'll planned bedrooms
and two modern baths. The Home is in
first class condition throughout and will
very likely be available for business uses in
the near future. AS an investment PROPOSE
ton il can't be beaten
ONLY $4,000
Evening star., 1926-06-15
S14.2SG-Cleveland Park

Situated at one of the high
est points in this exclusive
home community. 4 truly
charming abode with wide
front porch. eight large
rooms, CHEEKY open fra
place. tiled bath and tiled
lavatory. screened break
fast porch. sleeping porch.
oak floors. complete screens.
brick garage and other tea-
lures. Good terms
Evening star., 1926-06-15

SEMIDETACHED COLONIAL BRICK
nan square of 10th st. Eight large rooms
Detached garage. Concrete foundation. Ali
hardware is Of hammered iron. Slate roof.
Living room has open fireplace: The dining
room is unusually attractive. Large kitchen
and pantry. French doors to breakfast
porch. The master bedroom connects with
bath. has wardrobe closet and open fire
place. Two guest rooms with large closets,
convenient to bath. Linen closet in hall.
lnclosed sleeping porch. The floors are
overlad with selected oak. Hot-water heat.
Laundry tubs; Separate heater for service
water. Complete servants toilet Buy now
A REASONABLE PRICE AND CON-
VENIENT TERMS
Evening star., 1926-06-15

Sl5.50O-Eight Rooms.
Exceptionally desirable de
tached residence IN a very
select northwest location
Contains eight large rooms
modern hath. hot-Wdt"r
heating system. choice elet-
t.lr fixtures. IOory -ara-r
and other features. IN the
tpst OF CO. .ti0n Con
VcnInnt tp~ ~-stHgei
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Sl3,75O.
Cleveland Park

Almost new semi detached BRICK home
with eastern exposure; cement front porch
and double rear porches; garage alley.
There are y large rooms and tiled bath with
tullt-n tub and shower. outside pantry with
hlilt-in refrigerator. all oak floors. hot water
heat electricity and superior decorations 5
At the price at which this property can be
purchased it Is an outstanding buy.
Evening star., 1926-06-15

For Salc--or may he rented furnished for
Summer-on south bank of Severn. near
Annapells charming broom. all-year house.
with feeping porch 1acre land; fine trees.
sandy beach, rowhuat. garage. every modern
munity. Apply 10 owner w. Il. NORRIS.
War,'our Annapolis Md. Phone Annapolis
Evening star., 1926-06-15
WM. II. SAUNDERS CO.. INC.
SD .25O@COlumbia HEIGHTS

7 OIu11lDla Tfel9htS
A charming four bedroori
home with numerous ultra
modern features. Ii Is oi
tapestry Drici construction
with open tiraplacc. FrencN
doors 10 breakfast porch
oak foors. screens. thcrr]n.
,tat!c heat control. fine eler
trlr fixtures. tWo-car "a
ra=c ana similar comforts
The home il readily adapt
ahic a. a two-famlly resi-
dcuce. If desired. Excellent
terms
Evening star., 1926-06-15
$500 Riverdale.

Very attractive bungalow in
this delightful community
IL comprises five large
looms. breakfast alC0ve and
attic large enough for two
additional rooms. Colonial
}ioHt porch. OAK floors, hot
water heating plant. built-ln
bookcases and many other
attTac tiOns. Complete mod
m bath on main floor. Col
onlai brick open fireplace.
800 cash and easy month
~ payments
Evening star., 1926-06-15

Strictly modern brick dwelling with
rooms and tiled bath. on lot 20 feet wide by
about 40 to paved alley. This house has
h bedrooms; double rear porches. fully
screened, fua length front window screens.
weather stripped openings awnings etc. and
Is further equipped with oak floors hot
water heat and electricity. For Il quick sale
price has been reduced 81 "50.
Evening star., 1926-06-15

A thoroughly modern brick
residence situated iust halt
a square west OF Connect
cut ave. in one .of wash.
IngtOn's $ most eX"iusi"'
hom. communities Tho siN
rooms arc bright and lV
able. thp bath is delight.
fully modern: the specially
selected electric fixtures
complete scrrena and avn.
in-s, metal weather strip
ping ard other ratinements
make this a remarkable
value at this reasonable
figure on convenient terms
Evening star., 1926-06-15
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
Phone Service to 9 PM.
S10.75O.
CHEVY Chase y c

Chevy Chase. p. c.
tent to the Conn ave car line: a brand new
detached home, on lot 90 feet IN width &
large rooms. baths. center-hall plan every
modern convenience. including oak floors up
ana down. hot-Vater heat. electric lighting
garage. etc. Price materially reduced and
represents a real bargain
Evening star., 1926-06-15

Red duccd in price by out -of-tuwn owner.
Fine Location III Takoma Park d. c.. on lot
over % feet i'll with by good depth: house
OF hollow tile construction and with : large
rooms and tiled bath and an extra lavatory
hedneu-ceIi!ng dining room. open fireplace.
hnt-watcr heat electricity, oak floors and
OH that goes to make Il modern home.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-06

MORE RAIN FOR
PRESENT MONTH

Several days of rainy weather are
likely to occur throughout the rest
Of January in the opinion of Padre
J. S. Ricard, weather prophet at
Santa Clara observatory in Califor-
MIA.
According to the sunspot weather
reader. rain is likely to continue
over Arizona today, Thursday and
Friday with clearing on the last
named day. 1t may be possible how
ever, that the rain during the past
few days is that which Ricard pre-
diets for this weekend and that 1T
came a little earlier than he figured.
After Friday, however, there shoule
be fair weather in his opinion until
January 13 and IA when some rain
in this state may be expected. Light
rains may be experienced in Arizona
about January 20 although there is
no definite assurance that they Will
extend to this state. Considerable
precipitation is predicted for this
state about January 23 tnd "a, how
ever, and it may again fall on jan
uary 26, the prediction continues. A
spell Of rainy weather may strike
Arizona about January 80 and 81 and
the weather during the first week
of February is likely to be unsettled
Ricard predicts.
Douglas daily dispatch., 1926-01-06

The direct appropriation for the
reclamation service is s7,741,0O0 which
is decrease of $2,25S,OOO from the
current funds and also dt :rease of
$66,OOO from budget figures.
The report of the house appro-
priations subcommittee, which draft
ed the measure, in discussing the
reclamation funds, said:
while the total appropriation is
$2,258, 900 below the 1925 total there
are unexpected balances of the 1925
appropriations to the amount of over
S3,OO0,O0O that are appropriated
and made available for the year
1927"
The first attack came in a speech
in the house by Representative Sim
mons, republican, Nebraska. He d.
clared the reclamation bureau failed
to carry out the intention of con-
gress, as set forth in law, in adj
ministrating the North Platte project
in his state.
second attack came in the form
of statement from Representative
Williamson, republican, South 'Da-
kota, who said he, would conduct a
fight in the house for funds to con-
tinue the Belle Fourche project in
his state. The bill carried no appro-
priation for the project.
A large portion of the total car
ried in the measure. $193.921.OOO is
for the pension office. This amount
represents decrease of $5,s74,0Q0 in
current appropriations
Other allotments gave the general
land office $2.SS2.SOO; Indiaf bureau
s11,sSS, 900; geological survey $1,757,-
900 and the national park service
sS69S,OOO. The latter appropriation
is an increase Of $4sO,511 over current
funds, made necessary, the committee
reported to carry .tout the road con-
struction program authorized by the
last congress.