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Heavily and beautifully wooded az acres.
on corner In restricted neighburhood.
Priced 81 600; $50 down $40 per MONTH
Call Irv. OILS or drive out Pendleton pike
MASS. Ave. past 1T. Harrison TO Sunny
side road and follow Fall Creek Highland
slgns 70 owners residence Sunday.
$50 DOWN
Buys, brand new 5-room bungalow.
large lot, desirable neighborhood near
good TT transportation. Small down payment.
easy terms, Sunday or evenings. 5000
West on National Rd.. turn north ON
S1errara Dr.. block. Hum. 43sa, Mr.. Cook,
SEVERAL-Close in homes within
one mile of Circle, will accept lots
IN trade on equities. Bridges 81
Graves, 237 N. Delaware St., RI,
$3.50.
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NEWMAN. 1918: 4-room double, splendid
location and condition; S21. Oh. 2401-J.
hoored attic, gas, electricity; SIS month.
OI,NEY M 1Q34. h-rm mndern sinnIe.
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8O9 N. PINE: 5 rms, water paid; s22 per
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5-room modern bungalow: hardwood
floors, $500 Paris Ave. Best colored Sec
Lin. 2sl8. Schloss Bros. Investment Co.
Realtors 1877 E. Wash.
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800 CASH
4008 r.. MICH.

5-room semi-modern. in business section.
Live here for awhile and let increasing
values pay for a new home In a few years.
BRIDGES & GRAVES CO.. 237 NJ Della.
Riley $3.50. Mr.. Keplng.
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PERSON, 2410; dandy 7-room strictly
modern brick veneer double. Only $40;
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)DLAWN, 1851; rooms. thoroughly
'dern: reduced rent.
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519 e. MORRIS

HoYT AVE. 3944; NICE. NEW FIVE
RATED THRoUGHoU'r; FRONT AND
FEAR PoRCHEs; FRONT DRIVE GA
RAGE; WILL SELL AT BARGAIN PRICE
OF 1900 ON EASY PAYMENTS. TAKE
ENGLISH AVE CAR TO GARFIELD. S.
ID. SAMPLE. 39S9 ENGLISH AVE. DIR.
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LA SALE. N, 30; 5-room double, strict
ly modern. garage. Oh. 3l65.
MASSACHUSETTS,, 23Il: I semi-modern
house. Ran. 0734.
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United States Veterans
Bureau.

sapPis@ssnstal "a ,oss estimate sub 70 4oo GOO
suppiemental p1Isn% rD estimate sub ''''''
mitted for reappropriation
of unexpended balances -. 35,600.00O
BudSes dStsl estimase a1f nses for % S6S6SSo
Net increase ..... ........ 31.660.00O
Although the figures indicate bud
get increase for 1929 as indicated
above, the 1929 estimates are in reality
50 ,666,1 less than comparative ap-
preparations made and supplemental
estimates submitted for the fiscal year
1928. This seeming discrepancy Is ac-
counted for by reason of the 1929 est-
mates including an item for direct ap-
preparation of S74 500, 900 for payment
of casualty losses from the Govern
ment life-insurance fund and invest
ment of premium receipts accruing
thereto. Heretofore no amount for
these accruing funds has been included
in the Budget estimates.
Entering into comparison Of 1928
appropriations and the 1929 estimates
is also the 1928 supplemental estimate
submitted for appropriation of S19,-
400. 900, and reappropriation of $685.
100000 uneXpended balances of Veter
for payment of military and naval
compensation. OF this S55, 1000. 900 only
S21, ,S26, ,1S4 should properly be consid
cred as applying to 1928 requirements
the remaining S33, SIG representing
replacement in the 1928 fund of
similar amount expended, therefrom
prior to July l, 1927, due to depletion
Of the 1927 appropriation, properly
chargeable against the fiscal year 1927.
The need for such large additional
amounts in 1927, 1928, and 1929 is
caused by legislation liberalizing the
compensation laws. 1t is estimated
that the additional amount required
in the fiscal year 1929 for the minimum
payment of $50 per month in each
case of arrested tuberculosis. regard
less of origin. will be $2O, 900 900.
The estimates contemplate a re.
duction of $2,50OOOO from s42,5O0..
900 to $40,000,O0O for salaries and
expenses: an increase of $4,000
from $125,0 to $135 900 for print.
ing and binding, the increase he
ing for procurement of punch cards
from the Government Printing Office
which have heretofore been purchased
elsewhere from the appropriation sal
aries and expenses: a comparative in.
crease Of $4.673,S16 for payment of
military and naval Compensation:
a decrease of $3,400,O00 from s35..
275,0O0 to S31,675,OO for medi.
cal and hospital services, is ac.
tually decrease of only $1,575 900
for the reason that the estimated cost
Of hospitalizing Veterans Bureau
beneficiaries in the National Soldiers
Home branches, $1,S25 900, for which
an amount has heretofore been apnro.
priated to the Veterans Bureau. al.
lotted to the National Home for Dis.
abled Volunteer Soldiers and deposited
IN the Treasury to the credit of mis-.
cellaneous receipts, is not for the fiscal
year 1929 included in the estimates
Tor appropriation to the Veterans Ru.
reau; a decrease of $7,25O,OOO from
STA. 100000 to $1O6, $50 900 for nav.
ment of military and naval Insurance
Inc appropriations for this purpose
VIII decrease each year. as, pursuan mt
10 law, term insurance policies were
converted into Government life noli.
cles on or before July 2, 1927. or be-
came imperative after that date
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Arlington Memorial Bridge
Commission.

Appropriated for 1928. ..... $4,000 900. 90
priations ............... 5000 600 90
Total for 1923. .;saa,.. $500 900 90
Budget estimate for 1929. -. 1900 900 90
The estimate of 100000 for 1929.
together with previous continuing ap-
propriations, should carry this project
along to the close Of the fiscal year
1929. The authorized appropriation
for the entire project, including the
bridge and it's approaches. is $14.750.-
900 extending over a period of 10
years. With the $5,50O,00O hereto
fore appropriated and the proposed
appropriation for 1929, it is estimated
that approximately $7,5O0.O0O will
have been expended by the close of
the fiscal year 1929. at which time the
construction of the bridge proper
will have been practically completed.
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Appropriation for 1928. SSH 314 90
Supplemental estimate submit %
Total for 1928. ... 1881 314 90
Budget estimate for 1929. -. 1912 337 90
Reduction ............. 1877 90
OF the amount appropriated for the
Interstate Commerce Commission for
1928, the sum of $4,000 in the ap-
preparation for printing and binding
was made available for expenditure in
the fiscal year 1927. The comparable
amount for expenditure in the fiscal
year 1928 is therefore S7,966.314 and
the net reduction in the 1929 esti-
mates is $323,977.
wolves an increase for the general
work Of executing the laws to regu-
late commerce from $2,460,600 to
So, ,564,500 to cover additional attor
ney examiners. cost of reporting. and
travel expenses, an increase for the
investigation Of accounts Of carriers
from $1,315 900 to $1,327,745 to pro-
vide for additional travel expenses,
and a decrease of $4,000 in the al.
lowance for printing and binding due
to the fact that provision is being
made in the fiscal year 1928 to print
accumulated volumes Of valuation re-
ports.
The estimate for valuation OF prop
erty Of carriers shows reduction of
S363.214, due to the practical COM
pletion Of primary valuations in the
fiscal year 1923.
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Smithsonian Institution and
National Museum.

Appropriation for 1928 ......... $939.711
for 1925 $4,000
Total for 1928 ............. 1,010.711
Budget estimate for 1929 ...,.. 974,761
Reduction ................ 44,950
The total for 1928 includes $50, 900
for safeguarding the dome of the ro-
tunda In the Natural History Build
ing and $12, 500 for construction of
gallery over the west end of the main
hall. The 1929 estimates include
new item Of $25.0O0 for administra.
ton of the Smithsonian Institution
and increases from $46.S55 to SAT-
855 for international exchanges, from
$26.500 to $29,500 for furniture and
fixtures, from $79.500 to $S3.340 for
heating and lighting, from $473,510
to $4S3.1 for preservation Of collec;
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of one new 5,0OO-kilowatt turbine and
generator and repairs to motor equip
ment, and $12 900 for catalogue cases
in the Library. No amounts are in
cluded in 1929 for these items. The
s,pplemental estimates for 1928 IN
clude $4,000 for enlarging and relo'
eating the Botanic Garden and $780,
900 for ventilation of the Senate
Chamber
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Federal Power Commission.

Appropriated for 1928 SAG 500 90
Budget estimate for 1929. 49,. 12O, 800 90
Increase ........... 7S39O.OO
The increase Of the Budget esti.
mate for 1929 over the appropriation
for 1928 is due to the inclusion in the
1929 estimate of $80,34O for salaries
Of civilian employees whose detail
with the Federal Power Commission
from the Departments of War, Agri-
culture, and Interior has become per.
manent, as authorized by the act of
February II. 1927. (44 Stat. 1075) De-
creases of $3.50 in the estimated pay.
ments to States and $500 for printing
and binding. totaling $3.50. gives a
net increase Of $78,390.
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Federal Radio Commission

Supplemental estimate for 1928. .S52. 1856 90
Budget estimate for 1929. ..... SO.560.00
In addition to the amount of $751;
1856 carried in the supplemental esti-
mate for the fiscal year 1928. the
Federal Radio Commission will spend
approximately $4,000 from the ap-
preparation Enforcement Of wireless
communication laws. Department of
Commerce." fiscal year 1928. The re.
!duction, therefore, in the estimate for
1929 below the estimated expenditures
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United States Shipping Board
and Merchant Fleet
Corporation.

Appropriation for 1925 49,. .s12 200 900
In addition not to exceed So
pration of S1O.000,000 con-
tained in the Independent Of
hces appropriations act for
the fiscal wear 1927 and re-
appropriated for 1923 .....- 5,ooOOoo
Available for salaries ex-
penses and operating deficit. IL .290 600
Budget estimate for 1929 .,... l3.6SST5O
Reduction ......... 1901. $50
To enable the Shipping Board Mer
chant Fleet Corporation to operate
ships or lines of ships which have
been or may be taken back from pur-
chasers by reason Of competition or
other methods employed by foreign
shipowners or operators special ap'
preparation of $10,000000 was made
for 1927. For 1928 the unexpended
balance of this appropriation, or $l0,-
coo 900. was reappropriated. OF which
amount not to exceed $1,000 900 was
made available, in addition to the $12,-
000, 900 appropriated. for the purpose
Of meeting the deficit in the operation
of ships for that year. The estimate
for the fiscal year 1929 provides that
the unexpended balance Of this ap-
preparation Of $10,00O.000 shall be
made available until June 80. 1929.
The estimate of S13,6SS,750 for 1929,
together with the estimated cash po-
sition for 1929, and such savings, II
any, in operating expenses as may re-
suit from the sale of active ships. as
opportunity offers. is considered suf-
ficient to meet the estimated operat-
ing deficit for 1929
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Federal Reserve Board.

Budget estimate for 1929. so. zoo. 600. 90
This is a permanent indefinite ap.
preparation which is included in the
Budget estimates of appropriations
for the first time although the esti.
mated expenditures have always been
included.
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International Trade Extension,
Supplemental estimate submitted

This supplemental estimate is sub
mitted pursuant to the act approved
February IA, 1927, authorizing the
appropriation for providing the cor
poration known as the international
Trade Exhibition, with funds for
maintaining, promoting. and adver-
tising the permanent trade exposi-
ton at New Orleans. La, inaugurated
September Is, 1925.
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Alaska Relief Fund.

Appropriated for 1928. $4,000. 90
Budget estimate for 1929. ..... 100000
This is an indefinite appropriation
OF 10 per cent Of the receipts from
licenses collected outside of incor-
porated towns in Alaska. The funds
are divided equally among the four
district judges to be used in caring
for INDECENT and incapacitated per-
sons. On July l, 1927, there was an
unexpended balance of $26.152.32 to
the credit Of this fund for redistribu-
ton.
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Architect Of Capitol.

Appropriated for 1928. -. 81. .1S6. OIL 90
Supplemental estimates sub
Total for 1928; .;ss;.... 2.d95 .97l 90
Reduction ............... 100
This involves increases of 81, 900 for
maintenance of the Senate Office
Building, $10,774 for the Capitol power
plant, $21 ZOO for maintenance and re-
pair OF the Library Building, $4,000 for
furniture for Library Building, new
item of 100000 for buildings for the
Botanic Garden on a new site, re-
ductions of $4,000 for maintenance
and repairs of Capitol Buildings. $6,532
for maintenance of the House Office
Building, $1,000 for trees, shrubs and
plants. The 1928 appropriations pro.
vided $40 900 for extension of the Cap.
itol Grounds, $4,000 for installation
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Public Buildings and Public
Parks of the National Capital.

Appropriated for 1923 ...... S2.4e2 $50 90
mitted for 1928 ....... 81 $50 90
Total for 1923 .......... 2,454. .47000
Budget estimate for 1899. -. @,5S4 $50 90
increase ................ 13051OO0
There is an increase in amount for
personnel from $1.710,560 to $1,724,
$50. as follows: Amount for increases
within grades, $15,950; one additional
guard for State Department. 81 1920;
and a decrease incidental to repair
work, $4,000; and increases in gen.
eral expenses from $740, 400 to $751;
900, as follows: Electric elevator for
Winder Building. $4,000; grill for
Washington Monument stairway, $780,
900; repairs to temporary buildings,
$4,000; repairs to floors, War-Navy
Building, 100000; rent of buildings.
$4,000; care Of Emory Building,
$2.400. There are reductions in gen.
eral expenses as follows: Construction
Of vault for Navy Building, 10000;
Sundry minor items, including care of
Lemon and Cox Buildings and re.
pairs to building, $7,S6Q.
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Library Of Congress.


This involves increases from $5S0,SO5
to $626,425 for additional personnel
and promotions for the Library, from
SITS, 100 to $209,26O for additional per-
sonnel and promotions in the copy
right office, from $63,650 to $65,21O
for legislative reference service, from
$113,010 to $131, 400 for distribution Of
card indexes, from $16,S65 to $19,12O
for Sunday opening, from $4,000 to
S1O,500 for contingent expenses, from
$120, ,4O2 to $124,562 for the office of
the administrative and assistant and
disbursing officer.
The 1929 estimate includes an in
definite item of trust funds and gifts
amounting to $160,000 which has not
heretofore been included in Budget
estimates of appropriation.
The supplemental estimates for
1928 also include 100000 for index of
State legislation and $50.000 for index
to Federal statutes.
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American Battle Monuments
Commission.
s60O.OO0.00
Appropriated for. 1923. ...... $500
prnrin11a continuing annrnnri a.

ApprOpriated Tor IYIS. 1900, $500 600 %
lions ........"..'""..... @ DD'o.. 1905 $50 90
Total for 1923. ........... 1895 $50 90
Budget estimate for 1920. -. 10000 90
These are continuing appropria.
tions. The estimate for 1929 is to
provide for continuation of the con-
struction Of the memorials upon bat
tie fields and cemeteries in Europe
in commemoration of the services Of
the American Expeditionary Forces.
as authorized by the act of March q.
1923. The total authorized appropria.
ton for the projects contemplated
under this act is $3,000,0O0. of which
it is estimated S2.695.750 will have
been expended up to the close of the
fiscal year 1929.
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Alien Property Custodian.
S9S.OOO.O0
100000

Appropriated for 1928. ....... sos. 900 90
Budget estimate for 1929 9,..,, $500 90
Reduction ................ 00.500O
There is a reduction Of 100000 In
salaries and expenses and of $500 in
printing and binding. With the ex-
ception Of the salary Of the custo-
dian. all expenses Of administration
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Employees Compensation
Commission.

Increase e.............. 26.760 90
The longshoremen's and harbor
workers compensation act, approved
February u, 1927, and an amend.
ment to the Federal compensation
act, approved March 4, 1927. increas-
ing the maximum compensation from
S66.67 to S115.67. and the minimum
from 1888 to $5S.35, necessitated
the submission, Of a supplemental es.
innate for 1928 of $3.50 900.
The increase of $26,760 in 1929 over
the total for 1928 is to meet the addi-
tional cost Of administering the long
shoremen's and harbor workers
compensation act.
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Executive Office.

There is an increase in amount for
salaries Of $1.220 to meet increase in
grades. and there are reductions Of
$500 In contingent expenses and
81 600 In maintenance. A supple
mental estimate Of 100000 for the
protection Of the interests Of the
United States in leases on oil lands
in former naval reserves is submitted
to remain available during the fiscal
year 1929.
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for 1923 amounts to $15.626 which is
accounted for by the decreased re.
sponsibilty that it Is contemplated
the commission will have in the en-
forcement of the radio act in 1929.
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House of Representatives.

This involves a reduction Of S22,.
59S. 70 for personnel and increases of
$4,000 for contingent expenses and
$4,000 for services and expenses in
Cured in the contested election cases
of the Seventieth Congress.
LEGISLATIVE MISCELLANEOUS.
Appropriated for 1928. I66 S69 S6699' '0U '0U
Budget estimates for 1929. 80. l6o.SoU.Oo
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Civil Service Commission.

Reduction ............. 100.19O.00
This decrease is due to the fact that
the major part of the work in connec-
ton with placing the employees of
the Prohibition Unit under the pro-
visions Of the civil service rules and
regulations win be accomplished in
1928.
Commission Of Fine Arts.
Appropriated for 1925 ........ 1900. 90
Budget estimate for 1929. ...... 100000
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Department Of Agriculture.

Appropriated for 1928. s1ao Gao ooo
supplemental estimates srbm;t "A0S'oo~'SeS
ted for fiscal year 1925. aAs1 kan
Total for 1928 40 90 =1o
E9iSet estimate for fiscal year '''f1'of0
A"-' ''''...'. 142 .753.229
e' uecrease '.......... 691.320
rms net decrease is largely due to
reductions from $3.50, 900 to Sd. 500 600
for forest roads and trails: from 81.
100000 to $1.500.000 for cooperative
work in the Forest Service; the latter
figure being an estimate of the receipts
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esented to Congress BY President Provides Saving of $780, 79266

will be paid from alien property
funds during the fiscal year 1929.
Heretofore these expenses have been
paid from appropriated funds.
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National Advisory Committee
for Aercnautics

Appropriated for 1923 ...... .S525 900 90
niitted for 1925 ........... 25OOo00
Total for 1928 ...,.. $50 900 90
Budget estimate for 1929. ..... 10000. 90
Increase .................. 100000
The increase Of $50,000 over the
total for 1928 is necessary to enable
the committee to carry more fully
into effect it's program of general re-
search in the field OF aviation; to op-
crate efficiently and continuously the
new propeller research equipment;
and to provide for the purchase Of
three or four airplanes Of modern
commercial types for conducting free
fight research.
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Housing Corporation.
Appropriated for 1928 .... 1854 236 90
Budget estimate for 1929. ..... 475, $50 90
Reduction 49,

Reduction .............. 8S.4S6.00
This involves reductions from $780,
1856 to $403,250 for the operation Of
the Government hotels; from $43, 300
to $40, 800 for salaries; from $4,000
to $4,000 for collections; from 81 900
to $400 for maintenance of unsold
property: and from $4,000 to $4,000
for the foreclosure of mortgages.
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Federal Trade Commission.
Appropriated. 1928.
Budget estimate fol

Appropriated 1928. ............S 1854. $4,000
Reduction ........ 1850. 90
The net decrease involves a reduc-
tion from $967,S50 to $945, 900 in the
amount for salaries and expenses and
an increase from S16,50O to SIS, 900
for printing and binding.
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Increase ...... 54.77O.OO
This involves increases from $780,
600 to $75O,000 for cooperative voca-
tional rehabilitation Of persons dis
abled in industry; and from $68.230
to $4,000 for salaries and expenses,
vocational rehabilitation Of persons
disabled in industry.
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ucuuctiou .ssss'sss. A1.o'V''o
This involves a reduction Of $6,237
for personnel and increases of $50 for
postage and $4,000 for the Senate
kitchens and restaurants. Supple
mental estimates are submitted for
1928 Of $4,000 for pay to widow Of
Senator Mckinley and $3.4S3.75 for
extra services which do not recur in
1929
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General Accounting Office.

Appropriated for 1928. .... So. $50. 900 90
Supplemental estimates sub
mitted for 1928 .... 1O.4O0 90
Total for 1928. .... 3S43. 400 90
Budget estimate for 1929 -. $500. 900 90
Reduction ...... 23.40O 90
This invlOves reductions from $242,-
400 to 100000 for contingent ex-
penses and from $26 900 to SIS, 900 for
printing and binding.
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Botanic Garden.

This involves increases from $79,417
to $8S, OFT for salaries and from SAT 500
to $49,800 for repairs and improve
ments.
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PRESIDENT WARNS CONGRESS
OF NEED FOR FUTURE ECONOMY
Total for 1929 Is $4,258,793, ,765-Policy
on Suggested Tax Cut of
1925 100000 Defended.

tions. from $4,000 to $3.50 FOR re-
pairs to buildings, and from $500 10
So 900 for purchase of books. pam.
phlets, and periodicals for references.
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Reduction ............. 1.04O.O
This reduction Is in printing.
While the estimate for printing in the
fiscal year 1929 was increased 1890
over the amount appropriated for
1928, it has since been necessary to
submit a supplemental estimate Of
$4,000 for 1928 to comply with a re-
quirement Of the Public Printer that
the printed decisions Of the board be
plated. This increases the 1928 avail
ability to an extent that permits a
slight reduction in 1929.
Bureau of Efficiency.
Appropriated for 1928. ..... S210.350 90
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Budget Estimates Are Compared
With Appropriations for 1923

with estimates of
with the pertaining the
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careful study Of all our actiVltles 0i
that character with a view TO curtain
ing them"
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Board of Mediation.

Appropriated for 1923. ....... $500. .000D0
Budget estimate for 1929. ..... BAT .9O2 90
Reduction ........... 42O9S 90
This involves reductions from $177,.
600 to $155,102 for salaries and ex-
penses, from 100000 to $4,000 for
expenses of arbitration boards. and
from SO, 900 to $4,000 for printing and
binding.
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Government Printing Office.
$780, 100000
3,152,000.00
b2.OOO.OO

Appropriated for 1928 ...... S3.10O.000 90
Budget estimate for 1922. 3152,000 90
Increase ............... 100000
This involves increases from $420, 900
to $465,000 for additional personnel
and $180.000 to $1S7, 900 for general
expenses in the office of the Superin-
tendent of Documents.
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Senate.

Appropriated for 1928. -. .$2.s27.4o
riitted Tor 1928. .......... 134s375
Total for 1925 ,. 294O 891 ,45
Budget estimates Tor 1e2e.... 5,s2e.SSo.7o
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Board of Tax Appeals.

Appropriated for 1928. ....... s712.7s0. 90
ted for Io2s. - ........... 5000 90
Total for 1928. 721 .7SO. 90
Budget estimate for 1929. go. 720.740.00
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Federal Board for Vocational
-1ucation.

Appropriated for 1928. .$S.165.2 .230 90
Bndget estimate for 1929. -. S.22O 900 90