District of Columbia Appropriation Bill, 1921, Hearings Before ... 66-2, On H.R. 13266

This volume contains the hearings before the United States Senate Appropriations Committee regarding H.R. 13266, the District of Columbia Appropriation Bill for 1921. It provides a detailed record of the discussions and testimonies surrounding the proposed budget for the District of Columbia, offering insights into the priorities and concerns of the government during that period.

Researchers and historians will find this a valuable resource for understanding the financial administration and legislative processes related to the District of Columbia in the early 20th century. The document offers a glimpse into the specific budgetary allocations and the debates that shaped the development and governance of the nation's capital.

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