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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
MAYOR WANTS TO KNOW
Who STARTED CRITICISM
Asks Acting School Superintendent
TO Explain Sending Out OF
Circulars.
NO IMpUTATIoN, HILL SAYS
Conflict Between City Attorney and
Acknowledgement as to Constitu-
tionality of 5-NIill TaN--AIothcrs'
Club Wants No Change.

Smart;ng under tho criticism d-
rcctcd at himself and his Advisory
Board for their stand on the school
appropriation matter, Mayor Ainslic
yesterday addressed letter to Act
ing superintendent of Schools a. III.
HUI, requesting that lie he informed
as TO who was responsible for the
circulars sent school patrons, volcing
belief that recommendations were made
for the purpose of cutting teachers
salaries.
The Mayor points out that the posi-
uon OF his administration has City
Attorney PollardS opinion as TO the
legality of tho mills tax as its foun
dation. He says he is confident DC
spite the reverse opinion by Attorney
General Saunders, that the tax can
schools S97i,000. or about $4,000 per
annum more than they received from
the city last year.
IT Is also pointed, out that tho city
government has only the city Attor-
nay to look To for legal advice: that
it considers him competent and that
II Will rest its ease upon his opinion
MAYORS GOOD INTENTIONS
NOT QUESTIONED BI HILL
Mr.. Hin replied that he nor the
appearing TO impugn the motives OF
tho Mayor and his Advisory Board
II have always said" MIR. Hill writes,
that you made tho rccommenda tions
10 put us on "a mills tax basis on
constitutional grounds. whether il
would produce for the schools $4,000,
$9Ii.00 or even Il larger sum.
AS matter of fact, however, I'M
der this tax It looks to us as if the
amount for the schools would be only
$4,000 because the tax on intangi-
hles would certainly be contested, and
IL the case went against us It would
be illegal for the Council to supplc-
mcnt whatever proceeds this tax Yields.
because 1t Is the maximum allowed By
the Constitution.
Our pay roll alone from the city
Is $Sa2.600 f we should be nut in
this predtcamant we would have to cut
out all vacation and night schools aud
reduce the length Of the day school
session for the year 1919 These re-
duCtiOnS would, OF coMrSc be cnuIyaI-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
IT'S NOT YOUR HEART;
-..... IT'S YOUR KIDNEYS

Kidney disease Il no resp ectsr Of Per.
sons. A majority Of the iIls sHlietins
people today can be traced back to tat
kidney trouble.
The kidneys are the most important
organs Of the body. They are the a.
terers OF your blood. II the psisons
which are swept from the tissues by tho
blood are not eliminated through tie
Kidneys. disease ct one form or another
will claim you as a victim.
Kidney disease 10 usually Indicated BY
WEAKNESS, sleeplessness, nsrveasntss,
Ssspondency, backacAs, stomach treu-
gall stones. gravel, rheumstisn, sciatics
and lumbago.
All these arrangements are nature,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
FIGHT FOLLOWS ADJUSTMENT
Havana "orkmen bitterly Protest
Against Strike Settlement Made
by Their Leaders.
fBy Asso ciated Press.

HAVANA, March 10.-One policeman
was killed and several workbench were
wounded. two. seriously, in clash to-
day at unioh headquarters, where
wor kmen had gathered TO protest
against inc settlement of the general
strike reached by their leaders earlier
in the day.
The fight started when policemen at
tempted to dispense the workmen
Many shots were exchanged by both
sides: -.
The joint committee representing
unions involved i'll the general strike,
which has paralyzed business and ira :
hc for five days, voted early today TO
accept the proposal presented by Prcsi-
dent Menocai. as arbiter, thus termi-
mating the conflict: The vote was
taken after 4 heated debate lasting
eight hours.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11

signal. that the kiAseys assd bslp.
Ysa should use GOLD HEDAL Hssr.
lem OH Capsules imn sdiately. TAs
soothing, healing oil stimulates the
kidneys. relieves Inflammation and Dc.
Go to your druggist to-day and ret 4
boz Of GOLD MEDAL HaarIem OH
Capsules. In twenty-four hours ron
should feel health and viEof returning.
After you feel somewhat improved
continue to take one or tive capsules
each day, 50 ss to keep the first. class
other attacks
Ask for the ertslnil Imported GOLD
MEDAL brand. Three sisea. Money re-
funded II tkey do NOT help you.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
MINIATURE ALMA
QUIET ON VAGA FRONT
4 me ricans ami AM.
strengthening Position Against.
fossIble BUlshevlst Attacks.
IBy Associated Press

ANCHANGEL, March 1O.-AlI sectors.
OIL me Archangel front continue COM
para'ively quiet. American and other
troops along the River Vara ar.
strengthening their positions arainst
me possibility OF further Bolshevist at
tacks. although there has been no sign
OF infantry activity during The last
,The Bolshevists continue 10 she'll
Nistavka and enemy airplanes are ac-
i've along the Dvina. Snow fell yes
tcTday, hampering operations
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
AMERICA LOST BALLOONS
Parachute Catche. Fire From sn,rL.
~ Ch9sfnE only Fataliy--What IL
Costs to ianate One

ny COBkENZ, March lo.-Th!rty-,wo
american observation balloons were
destroyed i'll the war. most OF them hy
g5ermah aviators. one fatality re-
@sutted{ the balioonst's parachute
seat chinst fire from sparks from The
burning balloon. Each balloon COS,
5sss, 600, Sand the expense for imitation
sabout $3.50 for gas.
An tt,alrcraft guns used to prctec,
conservation balloons accounted for four
sfierman. aViatorS, IN each case the
Eaown after the aviator had set Gr.
~ the shmerican balloon by inccndiary
senemyEfyins machine being broueh;
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
BANKS SHOW INCREASE
During the Past Half Yea
~ ~ In Disclosed In
r-s- Reports.

s. Berlin. March @ Increasing
s1sS sho Eh. by Irish bank reports The
adfvide1as paid TO the shareholders
|Synfy fEeT IS per cent 20 per cent
sBince the war began the deposits in
Tho Jrtsfi banks have .increased from
1870, t00S00 to $50, 900, boo notwith-
sgtandin8. the fact that the interest
deposits is much smaller
than that obtainabie from war loans
SSAs ereaETdeal of Irish money went into
Sftt6 way loans. The increase In the
money taYailablc in spite Of greatly in
is 4 measure OF ,he
ssaffSst H-the war on Irish prosperity
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
MiIIcr,s Anti,en1ir oiL. knnun n.
Snake Oil
VIII Positively Relieve Pain in n Few
Minutes.

Don't suffer from the tortures of rhenu-
tism when II is easy to be relieved and en-
JOY life In the old way. Miilor's An,Iseptic
Oil Commonly known as Snake OiD pcnc-
trates into the aching joints and bones al
most instantly. drives away the pain and
limbers you up in wonderful manner
There il nothing better than Snake Oil
Tor pains of all kinds. lumbaKo neuralgia
sore throat, pains In he ches. and sides
cuts. burns. bruises. corns bunions chill
blains; in fact. pains OF every description.
rake bottle home today-it's q fine thing
10 nave. In the house In three sizes soc
COO and 500. Your money ba elk IL you are
not satisfied For sale by all druggists
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11

emit to cutting tho pay or tho teachers
as well as tho fund for maintenance.
schools could be provided For ma In the
past. by general appropriation, and that
there is no compelling reason to change
from. general appropriations to tax
levy"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
War rhicr. Mt Comu Cu,,, ;

J'N NNEOIIht"u Frcss
r. EATTLE CREEK. MICH, March 10
secretary Baker and General March
spent SeVera hours at Camp Custer
his aftcrEod@. inspecting It's eGuip
lnfnt ana general condition. They de-
parted later for the West
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11

Government Tug Hauling on Schooner
NORFOLK VA March 10 -,rho 49,.
Hilary schooner Puscy Jones w. which
went ashore sunday morning off Cane
ienrN. is being hauled off today by
the government wrccking tug Rescue.
The schooner was bound from PhiIo-
deiphia to Norfolk when she went on
the bar
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
.one killed md Four Hart in E,plo.iop.

Tf5bUCI&tcU FIcSJ.
WORCESTER. MASS. March lo.-on.
man WAS killed and four badly Injured
here today when barrel of naphtha
exploded in a building attached to the
plant OF tho Baldwin Chain and Manu-
featuring Company, on Chandler Street.
The property loss was slight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
ADVISES SOLDIERS TO
RETURN TO HOME TOWNS

Sergeant Major John H. Dewitt. who
mas Just returned from France as Red
Cross worker. delivered Il fine address
az the big hut last night. which
virtually conferred around his admoni-
tion TO all soldiers To return to their
nome towns lie advised discharged
soldiers TO forget the possible lure
OF the bright lights and go back where
they knew everybody and where every
pody Know them. He assured them
mat inc future would prove that this
move had been good one.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
Stomach ills

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water
Positively guaranteed by money back
livered anywhere by our Richmond
agents. Spence Nunnamaker CO. Phone
them.-Ady
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11

For Weakness After Grip or Jnnuenxn
take GROVES TASTELESS chill
TONIC. which is simply IRON and
QU1NINE suspended in syrup So
pleasant even Children like II. You
can soon feel its Strengthening, In
vigorating Effect. 6Oc-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11

Zeal "r,,, onser,nttons at r. NJ. Yesterday.
, unip'raluTe. 90: humidity. 4S Wind
~, bnr wes, wind velocity, mile
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
Doctors Recommend
Bod Optic for the Eyes

and eye specialists pre-.
fGffb6 4Sh Optic as a safe home remedy
hi the HEeatment of eye troubles and
t6 strengthen eyesight. Sold under
Money Refund guaranty by all drug
Sssta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
IEWIkH PEOPLE OUTCASTS
s { AMONG WARNING NATIONS

But In Russia, Poland. Galicia, Lii
4 tijuana, Turkey and other sections OF
Ethe continent the Jews were without
protection from the warning govern
4 mentst aLThey We're outcasts. They are
%sttll Without means OF providing for
their own subsistence. millions are
L starving and their only resource for
appeal for assistance is TO America
What food is available in these strick-
zen sections is not given the Jews,
and they are utterly without money
,Eto make purchases. Therefore, the
has heen asked TO give
81 15, DO 5000.
5sts The=-amount requested from Rich
Smond Js considered by tho committee
Ssas a comparatively small sum, and no
difficulty is expected in raising the
@enttreSf und of 100000 next week"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
Seize German Owned Securities.

NEW YORK. March 10.-Unlted
States Marshal Mccarthy was directed
by Federal Judge Knox today to seize
S4.0O0. 900 in railroad stocks and bonds
held in trust here for the Munich Re-
insurance Company, OF Munich, Bava
ria. The order was issued on the ap-
piication OF the alien property custo-
dian.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
FIRST E|GHT|ETH UNIT
ARRIVES At CAMP LEE
Three Hundred and Fifth Trench
| Mortar Battery, With 1O7 Men and
Three Officers Comes Homo.
MANY vIRGINIAN4 ARE IN BODY
Agricultural Meetings Planned to
Turn Men Toward Farms Begin
Next Week-Dcwitt Advises Men
to Return Home.

CAMP LEE. VA. March 1o.-The frs,
unit of the Eightieth Division TO re
turn TO Camp Lee as whole has
officers of the Three Hundred and
Fifth Trench Mortar Battery. This
unit is made ur almost exclusively Of
the advance guard OF Camp Lees
own" division. which is expected to
leave European shores for home early
in May The unit has, seen lots of
the marks of Hun shell and rife fire.
II is expected that there will he
an carry 'announcement Or the APP
take the place Of the most important
clerks in tho personnel offices These
clerks will receive yearly pay Of
$1,000.
Among tho officers to lie discha rgcd
from the service today was Major
Edgar c. Wood. of Troy. y. Y
William Foley, Of tho Bureau OF
engraving and Printing. at Washing
ton. lectures at the Big Y hut this
week on How Uncle Sam Makes POS
tagc Stamps and Money"
AGRICULTURAL LECTURES
BEGIN NEXT WEEK
Next week will he farmers week
at h-5', twenty Street and Ave-
nue. a This will be the date OF the
agricultural forum, which is being con
Quoted by the educational department
or the y NJ: G. y. in co operation with
the Virginia Polytechnic Institute.
Blacksburg. Va. While the series Of
lectures on farm topics. beginning s.,
Patrick's Day and coIainuins through
out the week, are ESPECIALLY intended
to be valuable for soldiers about 10
return TO civil life. the general public
is invited TO attend
The lectures have been arranged by
Professor Jesse NJ Jones, head of the
virginia Polytechnic Institute ex-
tension work He will deliver the Fri
day night address on Farm Organiza
ton" Monday night NJ. o. Coopcr
speaks on Stock Raising" Tuesday
night r: L. Marshall speaks on "IIor-
ticulturc." Wednesday night j. T.
ltst Crimson talks on "pairvinr :"
Thursday night r. 3. Hucheson will
lecture on Production OF Crops"
Special aNhibits are being prepared
and fea ture mstion pictures will illus
,ate - subject Of each lecture
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
llAlF0R MASS meeting
] i, JEWISH RELIEF DRIVE
National Speakers Expected to AT.
tend Gathering Hero Next
81 Tuesday Night.
EsIAY NAME CAPTAINS TO-DAY
Execatiye Committee Will Hold
81 Session at Headquarters to Com.
g Pict1. arrangements for Campaign
q to Raise 100000 Fund.

So More complete organization for the
ESSeo,og9 campaign to be conducted next
week by the Richmond branch of the
Jewish Relief Committee will
zoe effected at meeting of organizers
this afternoon in Rueger's Hotel, where
1.-THE headquarters of the drive have been
8ostabtis
Particular arrangements are under
way for the mass-meetinG 10 be held
next Tuesday night in the auditorium
5sof the Jefferson Hotel and it is said
that one Of the most eloquent speak
i ers IN the United States will feature
the program of this occasion 1t is
n orators also will deliver addresses in
a the appeal for the 5000. 900 Jews now
starving In middle Europe.
8 MAY SELECT CAPTAINS
q. For CAMPAIGN TO-DAY
Ca1tains for the teams that will par
g ttclpatc> In the actual work OF solicit
Ing subscriptions for the campaign
may be appointed this. afternoon. II
ss1s likely also that an executive COM
8smittee and other officials Will be de-
nntteIy named.
sla Speaking of the campaign Yesterday,
zone Richmond man said:
Oh the strongest appeals to the
Il CHARITY Of the people of the United
1t has only been few months since
tho United States food administration
made. Its call for the conservation of
american foodstufs. anticipating and
avoiding the possibility of famine
that would cause suffering here. The
american people. approaching the wis
dom pr itSs orders, voluntarily made
\ ga crifces and succeeded in accumulat
ling SUFFICIENT supplies TO serve both
This country and many European al
lies. - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
Wabash Executive Dead.

by AssociR ted Press
ST. LOUIS. March 1O.-E. +. Kear-
ney, president of the Wabash Railroad d.
died here today OF pneumonia
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Local Tcmpcruturc Ycst,rd,,

+ NOON tpmperature. ...,...-.. =
J.. NJ. temperature !:
II. NJ. ;cmpcraturr ::
Wini,,,,,r,,' 'vahltIature TO ) J.. M. 81
MHin.'unl temperature to r. NJ. q
SIchh temperature Yesterday. ........ 4
Norman temperature for this date
Excess yesterday ... 49, =
Excess since March e
EXCESS sine" January - TX
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
Local Rainfall,

"a mall last twelve hours S,,.
Shlhthil last twenty four hours Mons
f.Sc"ss since March I.,. ~
EXCESS since January
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-11
The Weather
FURNISHED by u. s. Weather Bureau.)

Forecast: Virginia
Partly cloudy Tuesday;
Wednesday fair. not
much change In TOM
Deruture.
North Carolinn-Part-
~ cloudy Tuesday md
Wednesday. not much
cllnnEo in temperature.
The Ocala banner., 1919-03-21

SON ~n.e ar-s .aHI .a-I
placed ben ua tAe p.aaer a #y
mis- voic" d~un,tr b. au p.taa.
the audience
Accompanying Rev Sundav Ho
mer Bodreheaver the famous singer.
and considerable party intending
Mrs sunday The party viii occupy
a large Tampa residence during their
stay IN that city. 10 having been set
aside for them by a committee Of
ministers which has the meeting IN
charge
The tent viii be- pitched az the fair
grounds rest room and nursery
will be- operated in cone,tion with Il
while an entertainment bureau under
the management of james r Near
head of the Tampa tourist bureau
viii nave the ta-k " trying u-.-
vide lodging Cor our of town visit
Ore.
The Ocala banner., 1919-03-21
FARMERS AND BUSINESS MEN HELD ROUSINC MEETING AT
COURT HOUSE LAST WEEK TO DISCUSS LEGISLATIVE MATTERS

structed 70 vote for bill providing
for tree hog cholera serum 70 the ex-
tent of 100 G. c. for each farmer 3"
An amendment was offered by Mr
W Folks and accepted by Col
Rogers thar each farmer owning
hogs be- compelled to vaccinate y
lively discussion followed III which
many facts were brought out Mr.
E l. Wartmann, member Of tn.
board of control expressed some
good ideas along this line and was
heartily in favor of the proposed bill
A serum plant should be established
at the state university at Gainesville
10 furnish serum to the farmers and
stockmen of the state at half the
price we are now paying After the
discussion closed vote was taken in
which all present expressed themsel
YES in favor Of the proposed bill
The second question that was
brought up was introduced by Mr L
6 Light Resolved, that this meet
ing petition our board Of trade and
recommend that it cooperate with
the Tampa board Of trade and other
boards Of trade to assist in educa-
tional work in adjusting OF taxes. "
Mr Light gave a lively talk on the
topic ne represented, followed by
others. Mr., NJ. L. Payne offered an
amendment to the above bill, that
our legislators be instructed to vote
aaginst any change in. the tax sys'
The Ocala banner., 1919-03-21
800 ARMY HORSES
AND MULES ARE HERE

Tamca March 20 The war depart,
ment. learning that Tampa is an eX-
cellent distributing point for horses
and mules. has made another ship
ment of nearly 300 head to the Tam
pa Horse and Mule Exchange Sta
hles on Maryland ave This large
shipment viii be sold Monday an1
Tuesday OF next week Already more
than 100000 worth OF army horses
and mules have been sold here
This new shipment is one OF the
finest yet received II includes about
100 big dapple gray horses of the best
stock which were intended for use in
heavy artillery, These are IN match
ed team and single workers. TINS
type of horse has seldom been seen
in Florida, principally on account Of
the fact that they come high in price.
but il is a type that is needed for
heavy hauling and the right kind Of
farm work Few farms but what
would be better Oft with one or two
of these fine heavy animals. The
war department experts claim that
they can do more work and do it IA
less time-and on less feed when the
amount of work is considered than
anyA other horse A local gentleman
farr claims that he gets more work
out of pair of these heavy horses
than he formerly got out of five
mules
The Ocala banner., 1919-03-21
AIR SQUADRON
GOT TOTAL OF S.
HUN ARPLANES

New York March Zo-Nith 1877
soldiers and 20 naval enlisted men.
the cruiseESeattle has arrived from
Brest Units aboard included the
1O4th machine gun battalion complete
t2nd dlvision) New Yorker, There
were also $50 casuals Of various
branches Of the service
Units aboard the cruiser Charles.
ton, which has also doCbeG mere. III
cluded casual company Ne 965 North
Carolina The Charleston transport
ed 1871 men, including the 27th and
147th aero squadrons
1t Col Henry A Dart Bowling
Green. Ky was ranking officer on
the Charleston He went 1o France
as casual last June and was sue
cessively attached to the 319th regi
ment of field artillery (S2nd divisiOn)
and the third corps artillery park
Aero Squadron Downed 55
The 27th aero squadron claims 20
have downed So machines The pi-
lots few Nieuports and Spad ma
chimes and reported that sc per cent,
of its active flying men were casual
ties Capt Alfred A Grant of Den
ton, Texas, commanding the frst pur-
suit group of the squadron returned
with the distinguished service cross
NJ a.
The Ocala banner., 1919-03-21
The Florida Hard Rock
Phosphate Export Assn
Formed in This City

The FLORIDA Hard Rock Phosphate
Export Association was formally or
ganized at q meeting held in this city
with the signing Of arti-
cles Of the association and the elec.
ton of the following officers:
Ralph Barker, OF Savannah. Of the
Dunnellon Phosphate Company presi-
dent.
W f. Gunner OF Jacksonville. OF
the Gunner Lumber Company. recre-
tary and treasurer.
George r. Armstrong. of Savannah,
Of the Mutual Mining Company, and
Clarence Camp, Of Ocala. Of c & J,
Camp, vice presidents
This association is formed exclu
sively as an export association under
the Webb-Pomerene law.
The Florida Hard Rock Phosphate
Export Association represents practi
c4lly the total hard rock mining in
terests of Florida
This association becomes operative
Immediately. and large exports OF
phosphate will probably be eOmmen
ced in the near future
The Ocala banner., 1919-03-21
FLY ACROSS
The OCEAN SOON

Washington March =" ~ com
mander Beuenger has been ardered
from Norfolk q Washington Ton Work
in connection with the plans for the
transatlantic fight % b., Undertaken
by big navy -eaplaar some time
this spring II was ~aId tldav 4t the
navy department no orders had been
issued for the fright itsel' and that
IN all probability me plane wl NOT
start until il IS officially ordered
Tentative plans for the bight "a
clude placing destroyer every few
hundred miles along the route -o that
at no time will the bir plane D, 900
accompanied
The route has non definitely been
determined upon but probably nill be
from some port on the Norfh Atlantic
coast via the AZORES % France or
Great Britain The seap,aue wil be
equipped with wireless and by means
OF relay through ne destrovers VIII
be able to maintain constant commu.
nication with shore
The Ocala banner., 1919-03-21

tenn unless q better system be pro
vided The above petition with its
amendment carried
Tax Assessor Alfred Aver was pres
ent and spoke on taxation He is de
cidedly against the separation Of
state ana county taxes MI Aver in
troduced recommendation which
was seconded by Mr. Payne, That
We INSTRUCT our legislators to vote
against separation Of state and coun
ty tax. The assembly voted in IA
vor OF the above resolution.
The state marketing bureau live
institution established by the legis-
lature Of 1877 with Mr.. L. NJ Rhodes
as commissioner has done the farm
ers Of the county and state much
good Mr. Rhodes was present at
the meeting and had with him facts
and figures to show just what the
marketing bureau has lone In the
past twenty months o. its operation
it has done $179G0.o0o worth Of bust
ness. Il has saved the farmers OF
the state more than three million
dollars which otherwise would have
been lost The bureau has been in
strumental in selling everything from
l. 100000 bushels Of sweet potatoes
10 two cars of scrap IRON. and waste
products around farms The bureau
has an able system Of putting the
consumer and producer together. 1t
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