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The Governors and Their Debts.
The state government
springs.
more in the public eye than ever
betore..'1'he federal government has
been showing what it can do for the
people in the way or tax relief nnd
By ALBERT!“ RANDALI._.,
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Yes, Dodl'oiz ANGORA!
. THE. OLQ, CAT HAS DONE ,
NOTHlNCI BOT 'mLIt SCANDAL. ‘
EVE—R SINCE one nmveo:
on. one ALWAYS DID HAVE A i it ‘ .
GORGEOUS sense OF I”!
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reduction of public expenditure.
What have the states been doing
meanwhile?
Federel expenditures have been
cut in two since the end of the war.
The federal debt has been reduced
53.436.000.000 in t‘he last four years.
The annual debt interest charge has
fallen eince 1921 from Si.mm,000-
000 to "0.000.000: But
recently published by the
ment of Commerce gives a most de-
preuinrview Qt the financial opera.
tlone o! the etetee in the post—war
period. It dilcloeee , state tendency
toward extrevnunce'ee marked as
the tederei government‘s devotion to
economy.
The expenditure; or the rtnte gov-
ernmente'ln 1923 amounted to St.-
310,000.0ii0. In 1918 they here only
$565,456.000—leu then half of the
1928 figures. State revenues [or 1923
were 81.247.000.000-e per
collection of $11.88. In 1918 the per
unit. collection we:
'1‘:er have doubled end expendi-
(New York Herald Tribune.)
Poland ‘
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received some mi"
who asked for h
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ceremonies on lion
in. He will “rite.
banks in Athens “11
their doors last An
a. bulletin to have a celi‘hrnt
Depart-
Georgin to particip
brntlon.
on the President, w
all suvh occastons
on Onkdnle square,
more convenient. ac
Washington to help
on 9““ improvement.
Imposing on the l'reeident.
(linsmn Hewitt.)
From the trusmw-zhy New Y.
incidental to tho rinsing gaps in
Lee hlzhn'av barren ihe District
Columbia and the valley oi Vir
On the same day Scnaior HI
of Georgia and too congressmen
that static (idliPd in behalf of t
their reopening. These visitors a.
the President personally
Such incidents indicate that t
people of the country are impo
are glad to know of the edditlon'
the John 1‘. Connor grocery I“
the President ehoum come on I u
at the Presld
rs the. other -
is particip'ti
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1.1 y at “"3 rrent
Irh had Clo
ril. but are n-
inn in honor
to go
ate in the ce_
hoee court")?
is generoue.
since it will ‘
cess to the m
celebrate
only 85.69.
88.72.
more; than “93!“!‘11 Net
.. arm can peneti- the mtee ne'- unit
for 1918 being “.56 and for 1
Here ie'the '[reet problem
ernore ought to eddreee the--
0 which the
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