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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
CHEER CERTAIN
FOR "TEN OPPORTUNITIES
Just s53080 Needed for Destitute Families for Whom
lmes-Dspatch Requested S1.27O-Readcrs
Asked to Subscribe This bv Sunday Morning.

thiStmas cheer is in sight for all
the Ten Opportunities"
Light is breaking over humble
homes where, just little more than
TWO weeks ago. there was the dark !.
ness of despair.
The spirit OF Christmas. that in :
dcfinabic feeling that makes one
more sympathetic and nciehborly to-
ward the whole world. has taken
hold of Nirginians in every section
OF the State.
Tn" more prosperous Of the men.
women and children of the ola DO
min1on. following the tiny golden
thread OF human brotherhood that
reaches down through the agcs from
the manScr in Bethlehem of Judea.
have held out helping hands To those
VINO live in forgotten places.
The result is that just S53O.SO is
needed I" complete the sum of Si.a70.
requested by The Times Dispatch tn
H!iev!atc the distress OF these ten
destitute families and to bring them
something like the happiness and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
CONFERENCE NEARS
END AS|TS WORK IS
.FLAYED IN SENATE
Reed Launches New At.
tack on Four-Powcr
Pacific Treaty.
GUARANTY TO JAPAN
IS BITTERLY ASSAILED
Full Naval Committee TO Hear
British Today on Sub
marine Issue.
IBy Associated Press !

( WASHiNGToN. Dee. 2l-The form
l al negotiations OF the arms confer
cncc were al Il Standsiil today. hut
groups Of delegates continued p.r-
s"nal consultations which appeared
Z 10 strengthen the general confidence
IN an early solution OF all tn. points
remaining at issue.
With definite capital ship ratios
agreed upon by all five of III. rrin-
E cipal powers there was revealed a
/ feeling that limitation OF auxiliary
J craft was largely minor oues,Iop
/ OF detail. in tn" settlement OF which
the individual desires TO the various
ihtl"LS could hc generally accepted
he view was expressed that the
I real business "f the conference had
{ cen accomplished in the limitatin.
{ "f first-line ships. since i, 1. that
/ class OF war vessels which cnnstl-
/ 'u;cs the ma tor elemen, II naval
/ aggression and which at the same
/ t,me entails the great bulk of pub
i lie expenditures
France 10 Present Estimntc..
france IS To present her estimates
I for auxiliary vessels AT tomnrrow's q
J meeting Of naval committee, and al
though she is expected To ask for
J n submarine and cruiser strength out
! OF proportion Ia the capital shin
ratio fixed for her. no one aupears
/ 10 regard the prospect OF adjusting
! her claims as a difficult one. II /.
! not understood TO ne regarded n,
I essential by conference leaders tha,
/ the capital ship ratios he applicd
al 11,- Il.
( various classes Of smaller vessels.
/ In the ShantunE negotiations. too.
/ The days informal conferences de-
/ veioped new indications of a trend
toward agreement. The japanese
who are waiting for further instruc.
Z ,i"ns from Tokyo regarding the
terms of withdrawal from .hc Using
! tao-Tsinanfu Railroad. expressed the
opinion that the temporary halt l.;
formal exchanges with the Chinese.
| "id not constitute a serious dead
I lock. Similar express Sious came from
other dei"ga;ion,. although the
i Chimes" seemed inclined To fear that
! the discussions had encountered A
| serious obstacle.
| In the interim between formal
meetings "f The various divisions of
! the conference the delegates OF all
] the powers continued an animated
/ discussion among themselves regard =
| ing the question Of interpreting the
! new horsepower Pacific treaty. The
I difference in view revealed yeslcr-
I day between President Harding and
/ members of the American delegation
/ relating to the application of the
|
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
Biting Wind From North
Brings Wintry Weather

y cutting wind from the North.
with II velocity Of thirty-four miles
an hour. brought here last night
sharp drop in temperature and
gave To shivcrinG Richmundcra
forecast of what the weather man
may give tAcm as a Christmas
present.
At . o'clock yesterday afternoon
the thermometer registered ~ de-
crccs above. while, five hours later
:hc mercury lowered around -.
When midnicht came the wind
still was going strong, causing
late travellers Ia pull their winter
wraps more tightly about them
and think of the coal bin at homr.
The weather man offers no relief
FOR today. II will be fair and
colder. he says. Tomorrow Will he
n milder day. according to his
forecast, with rain or snow in
view.
Storm warnings were sent out
last night along the Atlantic Coast
from Cape Hattcras to Passport,
Maine.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
DISCHARGED SOLDIERS
SHOOT CREEK ADMIRAL
C"und"uri"tis. Former Hegcnt. Not
Believed to lie ScriousIy.
Wounded.
tBy Associated l.rcss. !

ATHENS. GREECE. Dec 2I-Thrcc
discharged GrceH soldiers today shot
up the pensions office. wounding Ad-
miral coundouriotis, former regent.
in tho body. one OF the stcnograph
crs and secretary also were shot.
The wound Of ADMIRAL Coundouriotis
* not believed To he serious.
The soldiers. forming u committee
Of men discharged from the army.
entered tn" Ollie" and complained
that they were not Receiving assist
arrc from funds collected among
Greek residents of the United States
for the purpose OF relief among
wounded soldiers. The men immcd!-
atcly fired on coundouriotis, who re-
ceivcd bullet in the stomach. After
wards they shot the stenographcr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22

committee. Sufficient decorations
have been received to assure Rich
mond OF one of the prctticst Com
munity Christmas trees in it's his
tory. The committee has work cd
faithfully to make tho 1921 tree
celebration eclipse any in the history
of Richmond.
Towering above the surrounding
buildings. with the exception of tho
City Hall, the giant cedar presents
an imposing appearance on tho Ford
lot. Work of construction com
panles, telephone companies, iron
g,tGontinuedS on Page 4, Col. 2.)
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
Good Bcggar' in N. Y.
Gets S25 to $50 a Day
Hey Assnciatod prrss

NEW YORK. Dee. PA good
oeGsar can clear from s2I To $50
day in New York. Como de
Gambia. former city white
wing, told Magistrate Frothing-
nam today when he was arraigncd
on charge OF disorderly con-
duct.
Detectives said DE Gambia, who
lost leg in an accident. had more
than $35 in his pocket when he
was arrested In subway en-
trance. He declared he had to
beg because the city pension al
lowed him was insufficient for
him to support his wife and three
children.
The magistrate refused to sym
pathizc and gavs him an lnde-
terminate term 'on Biackwell's
Island.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22

fumes to enter the basement Of the
store where there were iEnited by
u furnace.
The force OF the blast broke win
dows block distant and tore up
II portion OF the street and side
walk. dcmolishing several uutomo-
bilcs parked nearby.
Every available ambulance In tho
city was kept busy for some timc
hauling tn" Injured To four near by
hospitals. These hospitals reported
tonight that several CT the INJURED
may die.
The explosion occurred while the
stare was filed with shoppers ana
while tie streets We're crowded. The
front of the thrce-story building was
demolished. E
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
LEAD CAT AND DOG LIFE
IN ST. PAUL DOMICILE
wife Throws Feline Into Cellar; iIux
band SIapS Partner of
His Joys.

ST. PAUL. MINI. Dec. .l-A
housc cat led u dogs life around the
home of Marcus Duncan. and Marcus.
It's owner. told Nustice Finehout he
led the same q ind of life when his
cat WAS abused.
He couldn't see il hurt So when
.'is wife threw IL down the cellar
adding 1" her scorn OF the animal IL
was too much.
He SLAPPED her face. he told the
Judge. And a big red mark the VIII.
pointed To showed il was "a good slap.
The Judge ordered the wife to
tolerate the cat and Marcus to toll
crate his wifc's aversion to Miss
Tabitha.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE
IN READINESS FOR LIGHTING
Giant Cedar OF Ford Lot, Draped in Myriad Electric
Bulbs and YuleNde Decorations, Awaits
Turning On of Switch

Rtchmond's Community Christmas
Tree Will he roady to blaze forth
with myriad electric lights and Yule-
tide decorations ere another sun sets.
The committee in charge OF the
decorations began it's work early
yesterday morning and announce
ment was made last night that rapid
progress had been made. The work
is expected to be finished by noon
today.
Mrs. w. A. Burrows, chairman 81
tho decorating committee, was as
sisted In the work by Fire Chief
Joynes and othtr msmbsrs Of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
WOMEN KILLED, IS HURT AS GAS WRECKS STORE;
ROMA SPEEDS IN RETURN FLIGHT TO LANGLEY FzEZ
CHRISTMAS SPIRIT is INVOKED IN BEHALF
OF THE DESTITUTE Ten OPPORTUNITIES

ispach
pr desii
THESE
iaci
az" Ie'"hhehdcd as worthy
Of the "TenO
the Nos. ) ud
me top ana
"""" ,ndt reby
in"e cheer Virgini beore
Eve?
"eh" any contribution
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
nle Import. Mt WV orlcnn..

NEW ORLEANS, La Dec. elm
ports at New Orleans for tho month
Of November increased more than ST.
100000 compared to the previous
month, according TO figures given out
here today at the Office OF the col
lector of port. Fo: November they
were $6,7SS,624 against sa,ts0,7l6 In
October. IL was said the November
figures were exclusive OF Cuban
sugar. none OF which Yves Imported
during that month
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
MAY DEDUCT BAD
DEBTS FROM INCOME
Ruling X Issued TO Ala I'm COMPUTE
ing Tax Returns for
[Ev Associated Prcss.l

WASHINGTON, Dec. 2l.-Rad debts
may he deducted in computing in
come tax returns for 1921 under the
new revenue act. under a ruling is
sued today by Commissioner Blair.
Where all the surrounding and at
tending circumstances Indicate" Mr..
Blair said that the debt is worth
less either wholly or in part, the
part thereof which is worthless and
charged of or written down To n
nominal amount on the books of IN.
taxpayer. shall he allowed as n de-
duction in computing net incomes :,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
EASTLAKE MAKES
TRANSFER APPLICATION
Asks Naval Air Chief Ia Give Him
Duty nj Another I.0ru-
Tim.

WhSHlNGTON. Dec. 2l.-RoGcr D.
Eastlakc. chief petty officer. l.. :. ~
acquitted Tuesday on "A charge or
Staying his wife at Colonial Beach.
Va. September 80, today applied to
the chief Of the naval air service for
transfer from the DahlGrcn. Va
Proving Ground. where he now Is
stationed. No dcriSion was rcnlrrnh
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22

This Is Il ease for wnich "a. wIsn
th 'aisc 5000. The husband In ,nis
ininiis ~ "A man OF about iur,y ycnrs
o'u' VINO VIII never be well. His
out 10 work. There are ny,. rh1i
nrcn ages ~. =. I. aud .. who
VIII all need "a good deal OF medic Il
httsntion II they are to gro. up
she VIII die II she has "a riv, IN
h.r children. bu, sh. cannot earn
enough 10 support them.
i,f.HioAsiy Acknowledged .t3ss Ia
"htr!hutiohS received yes
'er""y '.'......'....... a. 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
Columbus, Ohio, Store, Crowded With Christmas
Shoppers Scene of Terror When Leaking
Gas Ignites From Furnace, Causing
Terrific Explosion
EVERY AVAILABLE AMBULANCE JJSED
TO RUSH WOUNDED TO HOSPITALS
Windows Are Broken Block Distant, Automobiles Are
Destroyed and Large Sections of Street and Side
walk Are Blown Up.
Try Associated rrcss.l

'ol'MitS OHIO Dec 2lTwo and thirty
ct ion late oda
by fan walls
dead
OF olumbu
flied woman
The "xploson be
crowded
the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
To Ala Lumher Exporters.

MOBILE. ALA. Dec. 2l.--Axel n.
oxholm, chies OF the lumber division.
Department. of Commerce. addressed
meeting Of exporters here today.
outlining efforts of the department. to
countries 3, ss,,is AS. ~.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
vote for Congressional Recess.

WASHINGTON, Dee. 2i.-A ron-
rrcssiohal recess from tomorrow un-
Ill January was voted today when
the House adopted the Senate r2su-
lltion 10 tha, effect.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
"REAL" LIQUOR SEIZED
Prohibition AGENTS Active I'm Fast
Tennessee.
lRy Associatcd Press. |

KNOXVILLE. TENN. Dec. oi.-
Federal prohibition agents today
made the biggest haul OF real
liquor made in East Tennessee in
many months, seizing and ruthlcssly
destroying over 900 gallons OF peach.
apple and apricot brandy, near Mad
isonville,- in Monroe County. Much
Of this liquor had been buried and
aged In wooden kegs for more than
a year. .ft
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
stnunton Omrcrs Promoted.

STAUNTON. VA. Dec. 21.-At last
nights regular weekly drill of Com
pany l.. Second Virginia Regiment,
National Guard. First Lieutenant
Charles r. Scrrcut. Of this city. was
elected captain. to succeed Reese r..
Grubert. who was commander until
his recent promotion to major In the
machine gun battalion. Succeeding
Mr.. Serrett WINS Second Lieutenant
McI'heason Blair, and in Mr.. Islair's
place. Scrgean Earl Taylor was se-
lected second lieutenant. NIessrs.
Serrett. Blair and Taylor are veter-
ans OF the world war, all thrce hav-
kinH served In France as we'll as on
'thS Mexican border.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22

Four hundred dollars is n.cdod
i"r Two boys whose mother nee
!fcted ana III treated hem. and
, nnsi ia,her rs dead. The oys are
-, 20 hnppprt thonI. The AssociateJ
tharitIes has been paying tnrir
tird nGard IN order that thes. Children
nave never known whut i, {. -, -
reatch decentls Tor the last year
h.y are bright boys who will ,n;, K :.
Enoh citizens if they can ,iav. th,.
proper aiming.
rr.i2ns!y acknowledged .$2sy II
'"htr!butions received yes
tcrday . 4, .o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22

Reduced Holiday Fares. Apply
Agents Southern hallway. once SoS
-, Main st, Mad. 272.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22

The sum OF 500 was needed 10
tide thIS needy Iamily. III. h.a, of
which earns only $il w.eh, with
wnlcn h. h..s ~ rruNid,. tor "a sickIy
VIE aau three cnIiurcH over In,.
present cncr- cncI. 1t has been
uH,IsuDscr!bcd.
Previously acknow lodged {e5T25
Contributions received yes
terdaS ...... .......... ......
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
OPrORTrNNIrr M. /,

RMS Is the ease Of three or.1
SISTERS IN destitute circiImst,,,,e.s
f"r thcm tn. sum of $500 Was ASKED
~ mas been oVcrsuiscrihcd
Previously acknowlcdrcJ s-,,
N"htrthut!ons r.ccivcI yes
tcrday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
orrOnTUNIrY No. /.

IhiS Is case of twin boys IL
years old. whose mother is IN a
sahatoriun. and whose father mas
ucserten them. -Four hundred do!-
lars VIII keep these boys az t,nying-
lars was asked. Ii mas been over
subscribed
Previously acknowledged .s;0V G.,
'"htrihutions received yes
tcTday ou
Total To date .S 100 ~,
This cHhc hnN been closed
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
PERMANENT PEACE
QUEST OF PREMIER
London Editor Tells Hearers
of Aspirations Of Lloyd
George.
HOPEFUL OF OUTCOME
Exchange Of Notes With Hard
ing Plays Big Part in Par
ley, Says Hirsl.

Declaring that Premier Lloyd
George. Of England. is doing his ut
most To bring about a pcrm9ncrt
peace ut the arms conference in
Washington. and mat ne was hope
ful Of the outcome. Francis w. Hirst,
famous London editor and economist
delivered two interesting lectures ON
the li!c Of one of the central gyur.s
IN the world of politics here yestcr-
Gay. The first lecture was given at
the Woman's Club yesterday after
noon and The second last night in the
auditorium Of the ] encrsun Hotel be-
i"r" me- ting ot the .Richmon,l
Chapter OF the American Institute of
banking.
Mr.. iirst stated that the British
Premier was IN constant comInunica-
ti"h with president Harding lie
characterized these communications
as playing "a most important par, in
'he history of the world and de-
ciar"d that he was certain pres!drn,
Harding had the fun co-up.ration OF
Ensiands Premier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22

! Lynnh aven Oysters, ,Smithfeld
Hams, Hotel Rueger, 1no.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
Total To date ........< S
This ease hns bcnc cIuscd.
OrroRTt NIFTY No. ..

We are asking for $500 FOR this
family. since the fatnrr and motner
are both iubrrcuiar. aiiu tn, ID
y,ar-ulu boy has Just come home
from ine sanaiuriun. There are
tour other boys. running IN years
from 10 Ia =. tWo OIL whom are
ncIp!ent eases. There is no wage
Garner III this family at present.
anu II IS very ncaNy load ON the
Associated Charities. .ix nundred
dollars VIII see them tnrough the
coming year. and ny that .imc we
hope 10 have them on their feet
aEalh.
rrevionsly acknowledged s@37 90
Contributions received yes
t.lday ...... CO 80
Total to dat. sio4 yU
orronTuN,TY No. 10.
This is the case OF "A widow with
twO !Ittie Cailiren TO take care OF
The mother is thrifty. and earns as
much as IL is possible for her 10 do
IN ncr state of ncaith. rhc two
children ARE well cared for, and so
regularly to school and Sunday
school. We are most anNiou, {,
keep this family together IL will
take 5000 - take care of them Tor
the next year.
Previously ack knowlcdgc,l S23y 90
Contributions received yes
terdaS .....-........ 90 80
Total 20 date s309 -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
TOtai I" date. &,
This ease has been cIoscd

oi'PoRpt NI-- 40. e.
The man In this FAMILY has h,,
tuberculosis. and has just come la -:
from the sanatorium. lie il nhIn
10 90 lGht, part-timS .!ork His
wife is irail little woman. wh,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
speaks 4" Interested Au.lrucr,.

Lloyd George and His Collcagwcs,'
Was the subject OF both of The lee
lures and Mr.. lIirst sp.hc to in
tcr"sted audiences ON both occasions.
ihe night lecture was delivered To
me leaders of Richmond 4 financial
institutions. clerks OF The banks.
members Of the city's civic associa-
ions and the Chamber OF Commerce.
IN" audien:" at the Jefferson prac.
'ica'iH hiied the auditorium and FOR.
an h"ur IL listened attcntivcly Ia Mr.
hlrsts iif" history OF Lloyd George.
LCnn;I Iuu.Li a.. - -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
oiroI,ruNITY No.

OPPORTUNITY No. :.
This is the ease OF an Old coupi,.
Nv nav ISt" NOR. than iUrty
years OF married lii. together 1'n,
sum OF sJ'O was asked to keen them
from beihE separated. /, has been
oEcrsuGscrIDcd.
previously acknowledged ..{iO7.oo
'onTiputiohs received yes
tcrday
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-12-22
OrronruNiIr 10. =.

"tal 10 date S4V7.yC
This cnse has been closed.
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OrpOnTIjNITy m :,

Total to date .t42i i:
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OproRTUNITY No. :.
orronruNITY NO. $.

This ease hns been closed.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-05
QUESTIONING THE sANCTITY OF TOLL

II RESIDENT BURTON of the University of Michigan i'm
his graduating class the sanctty of labor He
asserts that the principle that human being of
preme worth the foundation of democracy Most he
says be judged by their attitude toward work he
of existence the vital test to which civilization puts each
son."
Repetition has made statements orthodox doctrine
baccaaureae would be heres the worst sort for
college president to tell of going out into
the world that they ought to avoid labor and live by their wits
But after ALL not deceg and hanocappmg our young
coegans unfairly by talk about the sanctity OF toll?
The best ditch digger knew if headed west from
Chicago would have made the dirt fly clear to the Rocky
stopped by plainly marked line by mpas
sable barrier He nothing about the sancty of toll He
had illusions All he knew how to dig If every hu
being of supreme WORTH this valuable
who directed his efforts and limited them to the
foundation and cellar of house. But in reality he
valuable Undrected the fruits of his soil would
have been destruction.
Young college to fit themselves not for toll but to
direct toll into productive channels Without such direction
probably nnetenhs of the labor the world would be wasted
II been estimated that without the labor saving machinery
now existence this globe could support its population
how diligently every individual worked Yet cOegei
president tells that the machine which thus supplements and
extends the possibilities of the worker is sacred.
The fact that there nothing noble in labor itself Quite
the discarded pick and shovel and set
digging ditch with his hands he would increase his labor de
product and brand himself idiot IT, on the
machine which would reduce his physical effort and
his results would do him honor and him reward
not toll but intelligence, which is sacred. The young
by Dr. Burton probably know this If they do
not know now they will learn quickly when they the
comparative rewards of stod labor and of intelligent mental
effort.
1t is time old plattudes dropped from baccaaur
and the college curriculum general If the world
improve and must do through the of its
leaders is waste of time and handicap to
tell young who in line to become such leaders of
thought and action that every human being Of
worth" They Their comparative worth will be reveal
ed by the fruits of their toll, not by the toll itself.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1921-07-05
NoLUMBER TARIFF WANTED

THROUGH the middle west very extensive and unexpected
opposition to any tariff lumber being shown. News
papers and politicians ordinarily committed the high
tariff slogan are demanding in the of millions of would be
home builders that there be tariff lumber They
there not the slightest why there should be tariff
finished lumber that makers in this country undesel Ca
madam manufacturers anywhere and still make good profit
and that the only result from tariff lumber would be to
force prices higher in this country for the enrichment the
lumber interests
At time when people trying to get living costs down
who wants to building costs increased in order to make
greater profits for the timber magnates?
The rail brotherhood officials wrong in saying living
costs nave not been cut II per cent On many things
used by the ordinary prices been cut in half or re-
duced at least 2 cent The family that cut its living
costs II per cent or more has not been exercising due
making purchases
Just the the average would rather be in Carpen
tiers shoes than in Dempsey's.
~~~~.~~s~~<@~~~~
The wheat crop is made.