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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
DoUBI.E.MlNDED.

In the second and third wears
OF a ohili', life there is a period
OF common consciousness" when
he reflects the moods OF those
about him. laughing with those
that laugh. weeping with those
that weep. and frightened. en-
b1rrasscd md unhappy when
Mother and Father indulge in
changing moods. pctting him one
moment and scolding him the
next. NJ this period the child
has hardly learned to think oi
himself at all.
He has simply brcathed an at
moSphcrc. II this is consistently
cheerful he grows into consiStcn,
cheerfulncss and does not feel AT
home in anv other mood II the
atmosphere * doleful. that mood
seems natural 20 the child and j.
is llari TO feel entirely like himself
in lartv laughter or jolly sur
rorndings u is easier TO be scr.
iOus or even solemn.
But when the atmosphere is al
WAYS charged with electricity and
sunshine is constantly interrupted
Nv storm il j hard for the child
20 feel entirely at home in any
mood whatever.
And then. little later. When
he begins To assert himself. ii he
is constantly crossed and opposed
Nv those he loves. chided for go
ing MS own way and bullied into
submission 20 the will OF others. n
very definite conflict is set ~
Within him He wants TO be
good" and ohedicnt 10 win the
love and praise OF his elders. H.
also wants 10 20 his own way in
s,i,e 81 them. He cannot de- both
at once. and he i uncomfortable
whichever he does. So he alter
mates. hrmhlv obeving for q while
and then. when he cannot stand il
any longer. bursting ont in lie
:ia1i Independence.
Ii is the beginning OF a weak
anil unhappy life and The parents
that make the atmosphere around
a child should avoid il like the
plague.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
FORWARD STEP.

Juan NJ. Garcia has been elect.
ed governor oi the Mexican state
OF Nuevo leon. He is one Of the
first candidates OF the Southern
Republic 20 win his success upou
a platform which stands for the
highest in education-for the lift.
ing OF ths peon out OF his slough
OF ignorance 70 the higher ground
OF clear thinking and common
sense reasoning
The election OF General Obre-
goHto the presidency was a step
which will mean much 10 Mexico
He is man who has breadth OF
vision and who has declined &
be poisoned against the United
States and against American in
vestors in his own country. BIZ,
the election Of Garcia. while il has
20 do with a comparatively smali
section OF the entire republic. Ia
all the ear marks OF the coming 81
IN even better era in the affair
Of the republic.
Prejudice against the United
States could never have been fost
cred SO skilfully by interruptions
rulers in Mexico had the vast ma
jority OF the people OF tina, couu-
try been enlightened. able to read
and write and qualified to do ihier
own thinking. Prosperity. rather
than dire poverty. would hove
been the portion OF the inhabit.
ants OF the nation. and the plow-
shear rather than the sabre would
have lsccn the instrument with
which they would have toiled
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
Public Has Dislike
Of Military Affairs
SaysCeneralCarter
ny Associated Pres,

ny Associated Press.
WASHINGTON. Nov. Fourteen
states had no national guard troop1
recognized by the federal government;
on June 30. according 90 the annual
report ~ Major General Jesse Carter.
chief 81 the militia bureau. made pub.
Dc today. They were Arkansas. Del.
aware Illinois. Indiana. Louisiana.
Ma 'sachusctts. Montana. Nebraska. Ne.
vada. New Hampshire. New Mexico.
North Dakota. South Dakota and Yves,
Virginia.
The recognized units ~ the guard
had a total strength II i6.i00 Officers
and men AZ the end II the fiscal yea.
the report said. against an authorized
strength Of os.30oO. great difficult.
having been encountered In obtaining
recruits during the year. General Car.
ter noted general public antipathy TO.
ward military affairs as among In
fluenccs agains; which the reorganiyn.
ton Il the guard wRS proceeding
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27

Such dabbling Interference ant
imperiinence as that OF IN,
american Commission on Irelan,I
helps neither ireland nor England
nor America. but simply s,irs ~
needless eumit;es.
The world laughed r,uch AT
Henri Ford for trying 10 sct.lc
the war IN us famous peace e..
petition. bil llenry AZ least went
to the scene oi activities Itc
didn't settle 1t 5000 miles away
For Mrs. Muricl MacSwincv
who is to be a witness. the world
can have only the highest admira-
ton. Regardless of whether her
husbands hunger strike was mar
tyfdcu' or ;lolishnc5S. regardlo>,
"l Whittier his VS. encourage
rcni was right or wrong. the
world can only admire the cuu-
rage Of a woman who faced liic's
greatest loss. stcadiast behind a
principle. unflinchine in her belief
in and devotion 10 the man she
loved.
Il j. too bad that her svmpa-
ihicS should be imposed on and
her desire to help the cause in
which she believes should be used
20 lead her before n commi, sion
whose finding, will be valuclcss
and useless and whose activities
viii scarcely rise above being
pcSiiierous.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
WASTED FXERGY.

When il comes 10 wasted en-.
ergy. don't forget to award a prize
20 the American Commission on
ireland. which is holding hearing.
in Washington expected TO last a
month.
Despite It's ofiicial-soundinp
title, the commission has nothing
official about il. Il was organized
at The instigation OF a New York
publisher.
Regardless OF ones views on
the Irish situation. il i, hard %
see what can be accomplished by
an Irish investigation held 1000
miles from the scene OF is In
quiries.
Soreness can be the only result
of such an Investigation" There
can he no worthwhile accom-
pIishments.
One Is always Justified in max
ing enemies in a good cause. But
making enemies without cause is
the most Improbable business in
fihr world.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
Harding Studies
Panama Situation
During Vacation

~ Associated rross
ANCpN. Canal Zone. Nov. %
prrs.d,niplg,t Warren q. Harding d..
voted hs last DAY Of his short Wit
tu the Pacific terminus ~ the Panama
canal t0 recreation fur the most part
although &c. hnd several more talks
with Canal Zuuc officials.
rr.el,utolrct Harding viii leave
this afternoon Tor cFistolal. whcr"
sunday hr will holri ship Tor re-.
turn tn the United States. sailing for
Norfolk
Harding studied tho canal prul,lcuw
that confront him after he becomes
chief executive ~ the United states.
Among them WAS the relations tho
new administration VIII maintain with
the Republic of Panama. Tie cV-
changed assurances ~ good will with
President rorrus at a banquet Lac;
night
The question - proper military
force Tor the canal zone also engaged
Hardiug's active attention lie was
particularly interested In the plans o.
th" war. department to increase it,
force. nlring a motor ride h. IN
spcctcd the forts ~ the Pacific end -
the great waterway.
.=--==-=-=-
There are about 5000 American army
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
Grand Jury Holds
Brines for Murder
Ct College Chum

~ Associated rtcss.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 20 Elmer G
pr,ws Dartmouth collorc s-nior. who's,
body with q bullet hole through the
head was found In the outskirts II this
city October ~. camc g. his death from
gunshot wound ~ the brain inflicted by
william T. Rrinss" according 10 q YER
dict ~ the county grand jury returned
to-day
Brincs a uophnmofc AZ the University
~ PENNSYLVANIA an da clos friend II
Drrwcs since thei rhigh school days In
West Philadelphia. was hold without
tail for the grand jury. he h 20 wears
I'D and veteran ~ the world war
Brinss maintained tho same stolid
silence al the hearing that has char.
actcrizod him since h. SURRENDERED o.,
iohcr - Tie declined 90 answer any
questions after the verdict was rendered
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27

cnJny health Jupiter preserve and spare
YOU when anyone sncczod. The Hin.
doos murmur,d. Live" In $50 A. -.
there WIS great epidemic II sncrzing.
and ~ Gregory. the Great, established
sct form of invocation Tor the sncczcr.
80 10 h not sirange that today we
Ely with the English. God Bless yot.
when SOMEONE sncezrs aud the Germans
say 'Zt'r Cosundhclt" ana tn French.
~ ras souhaits" Nor ia II difficult IN
The face Of recent flu ,uidcmics to un.
derstnnd Why snoc-ine frrt began a. De-
regarded ~ cil9miiy for which the
special .disncnsltiun ~ thr gods wa
needed AloN,n tn Grrat regarded
he snc"zn ~ soldier before battle as
nm augury ~ victory.
% Tomorrow knocknr an WOODY
Protected hy Select Features Company
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
ARE YOU SUPERSTITIOUS?
Signs About Sncezine.

Do you say God Bless YOU" when
somebody snccyrs7 n YOU De- you arc
following one of the oldest traditions ~
the human race. From the earliest his.
tory violent ~ncsyinr has been regarded
as hctokcninr a mortal distompcr "
Tho llomnns IN early DAYS had an entire
system # good and bad omcns regard,
ing snc,zlug
The Jews have q lcsrnt that originally
man sncczcd hut once. AMI NJ that
a1''yo his soul dsmrt'd Then Jacob
sne"zed. brt having found lif, god and
being unwilling 10 quii the world d.
prayed and wr's'lod with Cod Ter his
own soul. and upon winning n. gave
hanks
m. anci'nt Greeks and Romans muir.
INJURED. Lang may you live Man you
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
Weather Bureau
Reports Disturbance
Over West Gulf

tiy hlnciaitd rfcsa.
WASH NOTION. Nov 20. 49, Tho
weather bureau tonight ordered storm
warnings displayed along the gulf
oolsi from lay -. LuuiF. Mississippi
10 Clrnhcl Florida. Reports 10 the
bureau Indicated there WAS disturb.
anro over the west gulf, moving east
northwcstward. which VIII Ice attended
hy increasing east winds aud rain.
The pressure b. hish generally east ~
the Misdssippi with the crest of the
hirh pressure area over the Middle
Atlantic States Crntcrs of low pres
sur are char,cd over the west gulf of
NrNico.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
Every Drop of Your Blood
Should Be Absolutely Pure

helpless. and many other diseases
arc tho direct result Of impure
blood.
You can in n large measure avoid
liability 20 disease by the use OF
S. S. s.. the wonderful blood rem
oey that has been in constant uso
for more than fifty years. s. s. s.
cleanses the blood thoroughly. It
Is sold by druggists everywhere.
For valuable literature and med
ical advice absolutely free. write
today to Chief Medical Adviser.
I'D Swift Laboratogy, Atlanta, Ca.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27

Any slight disorder or impurities
is n source Of danger. as every vital
organ Of the body depends upon the
bloOd supply to properly perform
is functions.
sMeny painful and dangerous dis
cases are the direct result Of had
condition Of the blood. Among the
NEST serious arc Rheumatism. with
its torturing pain: Eczema. letter.
Erysiptias and other disfiguriag
skin diseases; general debility,
whirh makes the strongest men
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
Mcsican Candidate In Texas.

BROWNSVILLE. Texas, Nov GO
Pablo Gonzalez formerly a general IN
the Mexican army and a candidate a."
the presidency II the republic nj thr
recent election IN which Aiyaro obr'
ron was successful. has left his ranch
near Brownsville Ter the interior ~
Texas. n was authoritaiively learned
today SENIOR Gonzales spent unly =
few DAYS at his ranch. intimate friends
saih These friends were ~ who knew
of his presence at the ranch.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
Mexico Kicks Out
Slot Machines But
Sunday Kick" Stays

BROWNSVILLE. Texas. Nov. &C.
slot machines come under the govcrn.
mcnj's ruling against gambling In MAJ.
amurus. Mexico Operation ~ mora
than atty machines there was ordered
Discontinued today
Mainmorus saloonkvcpcrs said today
they expect io BE- open SUM = again
az the result ~ a decision = the 50.
promc court az Mexico city that the
decree closing them was uncons;itu
tional
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
No Farmers Strike.

TOPEKA. Kansas. Nov. se--whll'
the growers are holding more ar loss
wheat IN hope ~ realizing a profitahle
price. a canvass Just Completed by IN,
state board ~ agriculture showing m
area sown e whoa, In Kansas this falI
probably ranking with the third larg
est In the history ~ the State. rcfutss
the charge that there IL a farmers
strike" according To report issued TO-
day by J. c. Mohlcr. secretary Of TIN
board
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
Officials Of Ten
States Leave For
Oregon Inaugura


San ANTONIO. Texas. Nov. s6.-Oi.
iicials from Ten states and the district
~ columhil wan leave San Antonio 10.
morrow morning over the J. a c. y
Or Mexioo CAS- when. they viii h. ~
guests 'l the Mexican government du-.
ins th" Inauguration ~ General Alyarl
Clr'EUn as president ~ Mexico.
The states which VII D. rcprc-nte Q
on ths train will D. Texas. Iowa. IN
diaa. Afid0ua. Alabama. Colorado an /
Kansas
Tho train win b. made up 81 eleven
cars. Including diner. baggage ca.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
Says Medium Caused
Her to Overpay;
Now Seeks Damages

~ a sn~isi-d Pfes-
WICHITA FALLS. Texas. Nov 20 -
Alleging that Sshc WIS induced Co pa"
Hn ,Nurhiinnt price Tor q hUus, and De-
while under the Influence of u "Ma
dunn" AIRS Ada Holden TODAY entered
suit against "br." Alma ~ can. whom
fhe aliesc- l. p'r.tualist medium
and hcr husband. for cancellation ~
notes given "Dr' Gill and her husband
ana damages in the sum az 81 .Unu.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
No. iiase
Report 81 Condition az the
CITY NATIONAL BANK


Amarillo close Nov It, 1890
Loans and discounts including rcfsrounls except
In b and % ts12GtOOS
rcdi-aountcd with Federal Reserve Bank
Sia 472Os9s z254taw
oyordafr secured mono unsecured '1sao7i ..... ssssS
Other bonds. securities. etc.
stock Federal Of pIon, 100000.
lawful rc,,rvp WIN Federal Reserve Bank ... iosassi
n national ..... Si.sb7GO
Not amounts duo banks bankers and trust the
United states cr than Included In liens u. - i7Sss50
Exchanges hr clearing house 7Ooet
tanks the OF as reporting bank
Tos@i Of lions l'' T.. - H. Il; and 10 .. iiciisi
Checks banks located outside q town Of reporting bank
Interest crni approximation
r,,ciyadc not rast duo
Other ascr II any Iissio
Total ,sT1aseoi
Capital paid NoOoOOoo
Surplus fund 100000
Undivided
l. current expense interest
Not amounts TO Halls
bankers. ana companies the
countes other than included
97T'
c, el,l ON own bank out standing .............. 5aosi
" IS, 90 go 81, aSae is@sS4 -
iS3s0oi
r,riure ilya..
T,td ~ Isu,npd deposits toh than hank derohtsl
subject 10 r-,rqc %. g. -; and u.s.. isiiasi
Certificate, othr than or money borrowed sisGSi
II deposits subject ' Reserve Items 49,
a.. 3iS2i6i
Bills ,l,nric other than Bank Including
an obligations rcprcsntinr borrowed other than re- 1900
-"''
roth, ............ commemorative. 's7i.ssGoi
liabilities 6i a. b. aud mot including items -
sr am, III S "T Teas COZ NTl or POTTER as
alovcunmd bank do Honny swear
statement IS true The best 81 my KNOWLEDGE and belief
Subscribed and to o November 1890
= mRpINE Notary Public
ITITcHARp.
I'll W. BLACKBURN.
J. Il. wHATIiER
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
To Head Teachers.
~ Associated Pry~s

FORT WORTH. Nov. 2G.--Miss Lei
Williams. Of Dallas. was elected prcsi
dent 81 the Texas State Teachers ASS
ciatlon today. at the second days Sc
sion of the three days convention. In
progress here.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27
$50 Millions More
Yen for Jap Navy

Wy Aftnemitd itte.
TOXIC. Nov 26-Thc Iii shrimp
announces that the next naval csti.
mates u Japan will be- 500 600 0oo yen.
AN increase Of isO.OoO. COO yen over the
previous statement The newspaper.
lasrcri that the increase il due mainly
20 the higher costs ~ maintenance.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27

E,o.ii,iscr Wilhelm must pay Holland
taxes IN an income II 100000 guildlrs
a year.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27

one - the larges, uses found Tor
castor al Is In the manufacture % trans
TareR; snaps.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-11-27

There are about 5000 American army
d's,itcrs IN France. it IS estimated
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03
SAGE TEA KEEPS
YOUR HAIR DARK
It'a GrandmOthcr's rcccipc 10 bring
bnck color, yOuthfulness aud iustrc
-EVerybOdy n using H. again.

Gray hair, however handsome. de-
notes advancing age. We all know
the advantage OF youthful appear
ancc. Your hair In your charm. II
makes Or mars the face. When II
fadea, turns gray and looks streakod,
just a few applications age Tea
and Sulphur enhances its appear
nnce "A hundrcd-f fold.
Don't stay gray Look youngl
Either prepare the recipe at home or
get from any drug store "A bottle OF
"Wyeth's Sage and sulphur Com
pound" which IL merely the old-timc
recipe improved by the addition OF
other ingredients. Thousands OF folks
recommend this rcndy-to-usc-prcpara-
ton. because Il darkena the hair
beautifully. besides, no ono can posi-
bly, tell, as H. darkcns 10 naturally and
evenly. You mointcn u sponge or soft
brush with Il. drawing this through
the hair, taking n small strand at
"a time. ~ morning the gray hair
disappears; after mother application
or two. its natural color IL restored
and II becomes thick, glossy and lus-
trouu, and you appear years younger.
Wyeth's Sage and Sulphur COM
| pound IL n delightful toilet requisite.
II II not intended Tor the cure. miti-
cation or prevention OF disease.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03
KNOCKS OUT CITY
LEVY ON OIL FIRMS
Supreme Court Holds
Albuquerque Ordi-
nance Is Invalid

SANTA FE, Dec. s.-The city OF
Albuquerque had no authority TO levy
a license OF 500 against an oil or
petroleum company, II ls held by the
supreme court, which has reversed
the Judgment OF the district court In
Bornaiiilo county. In the case OF the
city OF Albuquerque, appellee. versus
tho Ranger-Desuemona OIL company.
appellant. This was tho company
w. y. Wilfong, erstwhilo Albuquer-
que promoter, was representing. The
case originated In the police court.
where the company was fined in the
sum OF 5000 for the failure to take
out a license which was prescribed
by city ordinance. The Judgment Of
tho police court was affirmed by the
district court, and the case was then
appealed to tho supreme court. In
reversing the Judgment Of the district
court. the syllabus says.
IAN ordinance OF a city providing
that II shall he unlawful for anyone
operating within the city to sell or
oncr FOR sale any stock pertaining To
oil or petroleum properties, unless a
license shall first be obtained, which
license shall be issued for IA period
Of three months on payment OF 500.
such ordinance Is void and OF no ef-
feet. being contrary and Inconsistent
with laws 1919, chapter 14S, which
specifies amonE other requirements
that such ordinance issued by a city
shall Pc based on the amount OF
business transacted and fixes a
minimum license Of $500
The opinion g. by Justice r. nolds
Chief Justice Parker and Justic,
Roberts concurring.
Taylor Gets New Trial.
.- 49, - -
slaughter In Lincoln county ant
sentenced to serve eight To 10 year,
in the p~cnitentilry. VIII be retired
the supreme court having reversed
the Judgment OF the district our ant
reminded the cause for a new trial
The syllabus shows the following i'm
portant points upon which the re
versal IL based:
Il. The admission OF evidence
technically erroneous. entirely dis
connected with either the prosecution
Of defense, and in no way reflectinl
On the guilt or innocence Of the de
fcndant. is not reversible error.
"2. Where there is any evidence 4
support or reasonably tending L
support the charge. II Is not error 4
deny a motion for a verdict Of &C
quittal.
80. The verdict OF a jury canno
be ~impeachod hy the uffidavits q
jurors.
-. An assignment Of error, no
borne out by the record, will not h
considered.
90. Where n appears by dircc
and redirect examination that tn
witness was present when the homI
eide was committed. II Is reversible
error on cross or rccross eNaminatio
to confine such eXaminati,d to fact
and events subsequent to the HON
eide and exclude from The considera
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03
Article Ten Doesn't
Guarantee Territorial
Integrity, Is Ruling

~ ~ FHAHN
GENEVA, Dec, 3.-Articlc ton Of
the league Of nations covenant does
not guarantee the territorial integrity
or any member uf the League, accord
ing to the first official Interpretation
OF thai article by the league, unani-
NOUS y adopted by the commission
OF the admission Of new states. rhis
declaration IN generally regarded as
one Of the most important decisions
yet taken by the league members.
The Interpretation was provoked
by the proposal OF Giuseppe Motta. Of
the Swiss delegation, who asked that
IL the present status II suu;ria were
changed. Vorartbcrg be permitted to
Join switzerland. The tcNt Of the in
depreciation follows:
I'VE cannot rccommcd the adoption
OF the proposal put forward by NJ.
Motta. We are indeed of the opinion
that the entry Of Austrin into the
league will IN no way prejudice or
affect the question 50 raised. We cam
not help adding that the suggestion
4 II admission to the league should
have any such effect appears to arise
from u misconstruction of article ten.
It cannot Vt too emphatically stated
that article ten oes not guarantee
the territorial integrity OF n mem
her Of the league. All 1t does Is 10
condemn external aggression or ter
ritorial integrity and the political In
dependence OF amy members Of tue
league and call upon the council Ia
consider what can be done to resist
such aggression
NJ. Mutta made the point that Nor-
artberg at a recent plcbiscitc indicat'
ed It's desire 10 Join switzerland. lie
%Cuntendod hat under article ter, Nor'
artbcrg would be prohibited from be-
coming part of Switzerland should
Austria at a later date join Germany
and the purpose Of his proposal wal
to remove II obutaclcs in the way
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03

rctin and Senator HeW Of Indiana ns
prospective officers Of President elett
Hardinu'a cabinet wna reported 20 be
q definite development u the visit
here Of Harry NJ. Daughcrty. OF Ohio.
friend aud advisor Of the prealdcnt-
elect.
Mr., DnuEhorty conferred with n
number or prominent republicans. In
Guiding Senators Lodge and New.
There was no announcement OF the
SUBJECTS or results Of the conferences
but close friends OF the W. senators
said hat both had advised Mr.
Daugherty that they desired no cab
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-12-03

commodities declined Z per cent in
the United States ana rs per cent
in Britain. Compared with u yrar
ago. the October, 1890, level MAS
higher than that Of October, 1913, by
I per cent In the United States and
by Z per cent In England. On Nov.
1 the commodity price level ns CON-
pared with that Of June. 1911, was
1876 per cent higher In Amrri'U and
1876 per cent higher In England.
During October In the United
States farm products recedcd - per
cent from the September level and
foods fell Sa per rent. Clothing and
cloths came next with n drop of IA
per cont from the level of the pre-
ceding month, II the fall In cloth
ing In November has been at the
same rate as In October, It would
bring the index approximately TO the
average level for clothing for the year
1918.