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Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-09
WOMEN NEED SWAMP-ROO1

Thousands of women have kidney and
bladder trouble and never suspect it.
Women's complaints often prove to be
nothing else but kidney trouble, or the
result of kidney or bladder disease.
If the kidneys are not in a healthy
condition, they may cause the other or
gans to become diseased.
Pain in the back, headache, loss of am
bition, nervousness, are often times symp-
toms of kidney trouble.
Don't delay starting treatment DR..
Kilmer's Swamp Root, a physicians pre-
scription, obtained ut any drug store, may
be just the remedy needed to overcome
such conditions.
Get medium OF large size bottle inn
mediately from any drug store.
However, if you wish first to test this
great preparation send ten cents to DR.,
Kilmer & Co., Binghamton, N. Y, for a
sample bottle. When writing be sure and
mention this paper.-AdV.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-09
Much Sun Fades Hair.

It is a bad thing to wear hat too
often. It is also bad thing never to
wear a hat at all, unless the hair hap
pens to be unusually strong and oily.
1t is not a good thing to go outdoors
too much in the hot summer sun with
out a head-covering. Nothing is better
than to dry the hair in the sun after
the shampoo, letting the warmth Of
the suns rays reach every part of the
scalp. But to go out under too hot a
sun by the hour will tend to bleach the
top of the hair while the underneath
part will stay it's natural color.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-09
REAL LACE is QUICKLY MADE
Artist With Needle Can Make Deeora-
tion That Closely Resembles
Work Of Professional.

Trace a design on the material to
be used and underneath it lightly
tack some Brussels net Under the
net place a piece Of heavy cotton
cloth. Pad the design Where it will
be most effective with coarse mer-
cerized thread, using a much finer
number for the actual embroidery.
When padding the stitches must al
ways be the reverse Of the way the
embroidery is TO be worked, and the
embroidery itself must be worked in
satin stitch. always being careful to
take up the net foundation. When
the design is finished take a sharp
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-09
BRIEF FASHION NOTES

Drawnwork on light frOcks is very
popular form of decoration.
Double stitching is used as trim
ming OH tailored serge suits.
Plated fiounces are used on sleeves
as side panels and as tunics.
An effective mode is the hanging of
loose panels from low waist line.
Swagger coats have high-buttoned
necks and narrow fitted shoulders.
Among new fabrics for evening are
self-tone brocades and beaded nets.
Faillettes in square and Oblong
shapes are in much demand for eve
ming gowns.
Tafreta for hats is used in a COM
binGtion brim Of the taffeta and a
crown Of leghorn.
Plaid and striped ginghams are be-
ing used for warm weather separate
skirts for both children and grownups.
The handkerchief drapery is one
Of the new ideas evolved to bring
about the uneven line at the skirt edge
so much favored this season.
To terminate with ostrich tips the
long ribbon streamers which fall be-
low the skirt of the dancing frock is
the very latest. These tips may match
in color with the dress or may be in
vivid contrast.
Many lace dresses have skirts in
deep, overlapping founces; other mod
els show lace draperies and almost in
variably the lace falls here, and there
below the edge of the underskirt, max
ing a soft, shadowy effect above the
ankles.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-09
SH0M UNEVEN HEM
Vandyke Mode Featured in
Gowns for Afternoon Wear.
French Designers Are Showing
Dresses Short in Front and Very
Long at Back.

Some of the new French models for
afternoon wear show the popular un-
even hem the favorite idea seems to
be the uneven, v9ndyke points at
either side, sometimes as many as
three. When the skirt is longer back
and front than at the sides II looks
rather untidy, but the longer sides give
a quaint and not unbecoming outline.
Curiously enough, writes a Paris
fashion correspondent, Redfern and
Doucet are both showing dinner
gowns which are notably short in
front and very long at the back. When
/ say short in front l mean something
remarkably shortcut up in fact to
show the lower limbs half way up to
the knees. In some cases a semi
transparent plated petticoat is intro
duced and this is often made of silver
or gold lace. The cut-up front is dis
tinctly becoming.
Black gowns for afternoon and eve
ming wear are becoming ubiquitous.
Every possible material is called into
use, but the two popular stuffs are
panne and especially
panne.
l recently saw an exquisite dinner
gown made of black panne, which had
irregular embrOideries worked in pale
gold threads strewn ,over the tuniC
over-dress. There was heavy, IT.
regular fringe Of gold and jet beads
and the upper part of the corsage was
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-09
Bad Stomach
Sends Her to Bed
for 10 Months
EafOnIo Gets Her UpE

"Over a year ago." says Mrs. Dora
Williams, II took to bed and for 10
months did not think 1 would live.
Eatonic helped me so much am now
up and able to work. recommend 1t
highly for stomach trouble"
Eatonic helps people to get well by
taking up and carrying out the excess
acidity and gases that put the stomach
out of order. If you have Indigestion
sourness, heartburn, belching, food re-
peating, or other stomach distress, take
an EatOnic after each meal. Big box
costs only trihe with your druggists
guarantee.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-09

pair of scissors and cut away the
muslin all around, the pattern, being
careful not to clip the net. The net
must, of course, be cut away from
any part of the material not covered
by the design. When finished the
work looks like exquisite lace.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-09
Use for UItra.vloIet Rays,

For some years ultraviolet rays
have been used for sterilizing water,
milk and other fluids. The idea has
now been applied to the disinfecting
of barrels and casks.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-09
LeadInn color.

One dress of burnt orange linen has
collar and cuffs Of Madeira embroid-
cry. Burnt orange and honeydew are
the leading shades.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-09
cnata and Vesfa.

In addition to the capes and cape
coats, there is a leaning toward coats
with vests of contrasting color, and is
one Of the new notes.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-09
Seeking Freedom.

Poet-My thoughts often take flight.
ActOr-I suppose they escape from
your brain cells.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-09
Baby Specialists.

THAT there Physicians who specialize Infant ailments you know Alt
Physicians understand Infant troubles: all Physicians treat Them his
profession, his duty human ills from the Sok the Great Beyond
But in serious he calls in the Specialist Why7 he knows every
Mother knows ought know Baby just baby needing special
met special remedies
Can Mother be less thoughtful Can Mother try relieve Baby with
remedy that she would for hef7 Ask you and hyg
Always remember that Baby just baby And remembering you
will remember that Fehs Castoa made especially for Infants and
Children
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-09

The cards containing finger prints
at Scotland Yard number 10000.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-09
Wide Sailors Back.

The wide, 1at-brimmed sailor hat is
back with us and already popular.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-09
Name "Bayer" on Genuine

Bewarel Unless you see the name
"Bayer" on package or on tablets you
are not getting genuine Aspirin pre-
scribed by physicians for twenty-one
years and proved safe by millions.
Take Aspirin only as told in the Bayer
package for Colds, Headache, Neural
gla, Rheumatism, Earache, Toothache,
Lumbago, and for Pain. Handy tin
boxes Of twelve Bayer Tablets Of AS
pirin cost few cents. Druggists also
sell larger packages. Aspirin is the
trade mark of Bayer Manufacture Of
Monoaceticacidester of Sallcylicacid.
ADV.
Vernon Parish Democrat., 1921-06-09

This extremely modest street gown
was developed by a Partisan designer
The fabric is moroccan crepe and of
blue crepe, soutached with gold braid.
A belt buckle of cloth, cut in an
antique design, completes the ensem-
BILE,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-17

Acei carl attribute lui Edison
inventia fonografului de buna
seama ca nu stu ca prima masina
de volsbit a fost fabricata in gra-
dina Paradisului.
=
Daca proprietarii de. case al
avea cunostinta de seriositatea lui
Sf. Petru, s'ar gandi ca a VENT
vremea sa reduca ceva din chirie
4
E usor de a prosti publicul dar
acei earl incearca sal prosteasc5
adesea orr Sc prostesc pc Ell insus
inainte de prosti pc cineva.
Il
Porcul viu, in Kansas, Sc vind'
intre $6.15 81 $6.25 suta de funt
81 moi platim carnea de pore c,
35 81 40 cent? funtul, 81 totus
uni nutresc credinta ca specula
tori au inceput sd fie animati d.
sentimente mai umane.
u
Sc zice ca presedintele Elvetie
a TRIMS un protest energic Secre
tarnlui Hughes ca Elvetia n
fost invitata la conferinta pentr7
desarmarea fortelor maritime.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-17
SCRISOAREA LUZ
PETRu R. ONEA
Victima Sarbilor.
Carpinis, (Ghertianos)
Is Oct. 1921.

2e Oct. 1921.
Aflati despre mine 81 familia
mia ca am ajuns in pace pana la
Napoli in IA zile 81 char 10 Il
dupa ala la Carpinis (Ghertianos)
va sd zica 28--9 zile calatoria
noastra pana in Europa. toate or
fost bune dar ajungand la Saba
dita (Sabatca) la Iosif Ardelean
iau scos budelariu Gu 20 dOllari
81 1000 lei, de la Sabatca la Car
Iowa am plecat la IL noaptea 81
am sosit la Carlova Dimineata la
4 fara lumina in tren fara lumina
afara din tren fara paza de poll.
tie, pc mine NOR pus jos 4 oameni
care rupand haina dupa mine 81
luand $4,000 in bani gaia lei 81
checurile care lean schimbat Ia
D-ta Gu pasaportul 81 toate actele
ce lie aveam la mine La caxuri de
nevcie. Asa ca NOR tinut sarbii
in Zambolja 5 zile fara sd vrea
un functionar a vorbi Gu mine ell
am volt pleca la Belgrad a
doua ri dar am fost neputincios
din cauza jandarmilor am fost Ia
solgabirau La casa craSului 81 nici
n 'au vorbit Gu mine ba ma scos
afara din Ofici a cincea ri am
tipuit pc unul din functionarii
gari unde am fost Internal numit
de spion al America, mi-au spus
toate cele ce am de facut 81 m am
dus la comisariu politiei 81 conf
sariu jandarmilor IN am certat 81
mi-au iscalit ceva acolo ce Sc pu.
tea face in 10 minute 81 nu in
cinci zile de persecutare ce LEAN
lpetrecut aeolo la Zimbolia. Asa
ca eu te rog D-le Marian ca cum
primesti cartea mea am trimitt
ceva ca copie dupa checurile mele
care lean avut de la D-ta 81 tot
odata a anunta State Departa.
ment ca sa pot capata ceva copie
idupa passport sa lie am la dispo,
Izitie la caz de nevOie. Cred eli
daca al sa dai 81 la jurnal din 10,
ar Fl foarte potrivit ca nj vadi
! 81 S. U. ce onOare au cetatenii ei
| in Jugo Slavia caci ne consider;
de spioni cum i'm zice mie conf
sariu de polite ''sto 81 ii Ameri
cansci srion boga ii stfaio ghim
bre" m 'au controlat intro cas-
. singur Gu ell m'au desbracat IL
pele aproape mai ciorapii 81 isme
nele au ramas pc mine D-ta st
toate cum am plecat Gu pasapor
. in regula vizat de consulu Re
man 81 este nevoie de posta ear
te la consulu Roman de a anunt,
J VIA mea la Bucuresti. Asa cac
cred cd al sa indeplinesti d.
Marian astea pentru mine {
arata carteae orr 81 caruia sa &c
J teasea sd vada cei in Jugo Slayi
, sa calatoreasca va salut. P. L. +
P. E. Onea
i Jud. Arad, Romania,. Nadlac.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-17
INFORNAT|UN|

Londra, Anglia. = Aici este
casa. care chemata ''casa NOR
tie. NJ sc deosebeste la aparenta
in mimic de celelalte case, ci doara
intr 'atat ca nu mai vrea sa locu-
iasca nimeni N ca 81 e parasita.
In anul 1917 i'm tinar locotenent
din armata s'a facut aviator. Pa
rintii lui locuiau in casa aceasta.
Ell VENT sd lie arate cum site
sbura 81 a facut cateva sburaturi
de asupra easel. Deodata aero
planul prins flacari 81 cazut
tocmai in frontul easel. Atiatorul
a fost ars. Parintii lui S 'au mutat
din casa aceea. Peste cateva sap
tamani S "a mutat in casa o fami-
lie sanatoasa, vesela. Peste cateva
zile mime nu iesia din casa. Veci-
nil, 'banuind ceva, au chemat po-
| llitia care gasit in casa cada-
| vrele intregei familii 81 niste sti
Gle Gu ramasite de sampanie. In
/ ramasite era cyanide 81 potassiu
capul familiei, Ernest Coates, era
cassier la companie, a defrau-
dat niste fonduri 81 s'a otravit
ducandu-si Gu sine intreaga ia
mile pc care Sc temea so lase in
mizerie.
Politia cauta dupa dol tineri
earl au facut intro singura seara
Is 'hold-up" -uri, adeca opt acos-
'tari. Eli au VENT la diferite statii
ide gasolina 81 all acostat 81 jefuit
pc opt persoane, intre carl 81 0
femeie, silindu-i sa sc culce Gu
fata la pamant. Femeia este Miss
beatrice Marshall, 2115 L. 46th
Str, de la care au luat so dollari
Suma totala furata de la cele opt
|persoane este 425 dollari 81 doua
Ipaltoane de iarna.
New York. - Ministrul postelo1
William II. Hays, intro adunare
|tinuta aici a prezis pentru vito.
rul apropiat era de prosperitate
sub administratia lui Harding. EI
1nsa tine de necesar ca sa Sc sta
ruiasca pc langa urmatoarele che
lstii: Razboaiele viitoare sa fit
impossible; taxarea sd Sc faca ps
consumare 81. nu pc bunuri; {
llege radicala de wanna; sa Sc facs
leconomii in diferitele departa
imente ale gr,yernului 81 sd Sc in
ttroduca politica mai umana il
.itoate afacerile administratiei.
] Washington. Sc va 'ncepe n,
tpeste multi timp constructia
unor sosele in lnpgime de 6.OOO
Soselele vor trecc prin 30 state
Aceste constructii vor da luerar
Ia vre-o 100000 persoane. Costu
lucrarilor va ii 76, 40O. 600 dollar
Aceasta suma va fl impartita in
tire cele 80 state: . parte acum
liar ceealalt3 in 1 Ianuarie. Lu
crarile Sc vor incepe incurind.
ss44
Salem, @. Dl 81 Dina Fran
Calbrese4~ snnt tinuti IN Arrest acr
l9ati Gu asasinarea lui Josep
Faleo 81 Gu ranirea lui Tony IL
trecco. Dcamna Caibresc spune q
Z ea 9 fmpuycat asupra Ior can
] facestia al incercat ~ dntre i
i casa Tor.
Pompierii n investisat !,
s4u1a mi ~ lo6ii y " n sisle \ =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-17

in aer frontul fabricei de haine'
L. Droz, din 1915 Wade Park
ave. Cladirea era de doua etaJe,
din carl etajul prim servia de a.
teliere 81 de pravalii precum 81
.biurouri, lar al doilea etaJ ma
fost ocupat. Cand au sosit POM
pierii interiorul atelierului era in
flacari. sintreg materialul, ce era
evaluat la 10000 dollari, fost
nimicit.
Joseph Schuster, un bijutier in
retragere, s'a sinucis la locuinta
Hui din 271S w. 25th Str. SChus-
ter. care a fost de so ami, era boil
navicios in timpul din urma. Col
den, sergentul de polite care
fost chemat la locuinta, a gasit
| pc Golden 1mbracat 81 langa el
era un revolver. Pravalia, care
era lui, fost jefuita Tnaintt
GU cateva saptamani 81 hotii al
dus bijuterii in valoare de $1,000
All la ora 8 80 a. m. a sosit Ii
Union Depot generalul Armandt
lDiaz, comandantul trupelor italie
Inc. Eel fost primit de un comite
de primire 81 de mcmbrii al reg
332, unica unitate care s'a lupta
pc frontul italian din armat;
americana. Primirea lui fos
grandioasa precum fost aceea
llui Foch. La ora II 40 ell fos
primit la teatrul Keith s unde
tinut vorbire. In decursul zile
de All italienii din localitate
lvor duce intre eli sil vor sarba
tori pc idolul lor.
| D-soara Dolly Walker, de 2
ani 1882 Central ave. 81 Rober
Campbell, de 36 ami, 1906 Centra
ave. au fost inaintea tribunalulu
politienesc. Eli sunt acuzati ca
Ivoit sa dea suma de 100 dollar
llui Lillian Hurt, care servia d
marturie intr''un caz de jaf ,
hottie. Ri au fost pedepsiti.
| Dina Damon P. Sturdevan
l1763 Wickford ave, astepta
timp de ami dnpa barbatul sau s
Ivina 81 sd grijeasca de ca 81 d
familia lui. Dansei insa i-s'a uri
sa mai astepte 81 a intentat proce
de divort contra lui. Divortl
It's a acordat.
Chicago. - Gu toate ca abba
fost evitata greva cailor ferat
companiile de cal ferate au tr
mis- din nOu o nOta muncitOrllG
Cd peste treizeci de zile lie v6
taia platile. Muncitorii vor pr
tesla in mod energic 81 vor ape
decisiunea lor La Comitetul Ca
lor Ferate. Reducerea ar Fl {
Zece la suta la muncitorii apart
natori celor mari cinci unium
lar la ceilalti muncitori de 10
la suta. Munca ce e platita acul
Gu 35-4S cent la cias va Fl pl
tita Gu 300 cent?. Astfel Sc VI
economiza intr'un an 100000. .O(
! dollari. Muncitorii sunt foart
amariti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-17

imbogatiti de razboiu lea parut
rau ca nu-i intaia aniversare.
Declaratiunile lordului North.
cliffe, de siguf "a 40 cxsut ~ un
dug Gu apa recs pc capua delega-
tilor englezi i iaponezi de Il con
ferinte pentru reduceres ar1ha-
mentului. I!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-11-17
. FUA o)hD1OlDI

1(uIte femei refuzs IN bdrbat
- - ~ Ford q i-su IN ticslos'
~ M Cadilss.
Evening journal., 1921-12-10
SATURDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1921
NOT GOING INTO LEAGUE.

66EDY THE BACK DOOR" Is tho title Of editorial in
I'D the Washington Herald which seeks to show that
Washington conference provides back door TO the
League Nations that tho untcd Sutcs ought 10 enter
The cdllpr insists that me armaments conference
accomplish nothing that Ia not In mo nature OF unfinished
business that does require sort Of organiE
ton 10 back up and SEQ mat the agreements
tuaify carried out
Nothing Is done until It Is DONE" ssscy remarks the
Herald
sNaves are not reduced until ships sorapped. A
policy is but precutain until II is carried into
eject and becomes actual condition"
The Herald points out that there is such an or
ganizaton two years old and going concern ready to
sec to It that CONCLUSIONS OF the ornaments confer
realized In fact.
The argument is typical OF the policies being pur
sued by other proeague papers that have essened
their entange the United States in the Wilson
league by hook crook They all overlook certain
facts that occur at those whose minds not
obsessed by the league propaganda.
Whatever the determinations Of the armaments confer
ence may be- they will be embodied treaties between
the countries involved.
From time mmemoriai treaties have been observed by
countries governed by high Of honor.
Those few countries to which solemn covenants have
meant nothing have sometimes broken their treaties and
consequence have been ostraczed by se-respectns
nations.
But no League OF Nations could have added to the In
volatility Of the honor OF the aforementioned countries
neither could compensated for the lack OF inter
national decency exhibited by the latter.
The treaties growing Of the Washington conference
will be solely appeal 10 he national honor OF the
tries concerned
signed agreements call for the scrappng OF certain
ships in certain navies they undoubtedly will be scrap
ped; II those agreements call for the evacuation by
countries OF eased territory and spheres OF influence
in China they certainly viii be evacuated and whatever
other commitments may be included in those agreements
viii be adhered rgidy Otherwise the country failing
live up It's undertakings would lose in international
prestige far than the worth Of the thing II failed to
surrender.
Does anybody imagine that any sort Of persuasion or
from the pitful League Nations would add TO
the certainty that the United States Britain Japan
the other at Washington will do what hey
say they wing
When he element Of force enters obligations assume,
through Of honor thrown on and vigorous re-
sistance is manifested In a word that the reason 70
the failure Of the League OF Nations the two years
existence to make any appreciable progress toward
wordpeace The fact also explains why the Washingio
conference viii attain the objects it seeks to accomplish
Force is completely lacking from the atmosphere
which the conference agreements will be reached an
signed u via be absent similarly in the succeedn
months when The obligations OF the conference be
ing carried into effect
With force eliminated. resistance vanshes and nations
honor dictates strict compliance with the washingto
covenants
Evening journal., 1921-12-10
Mr.. Mellon s Reminders
CFrom the New York Tribune }

In his first annual report Hecre-
tary Mellon combats once more the
fallacies Of the Kitchln theory Of
income surtexes. The fact that Con-
gress yielded again to these fallacies
In framing the recent tax revision
act doesn't In the least deter the
secretary from trying TO convert the
two houses to sound economies.
The Democratic minority and the
so-called farmers bloc were strong
enough to overrule, the House Ways
and Means Committee and tho Sem
ate Finance Committee. A maxi
mum income surtax OF so per cent
was retained IN the new law, al
though experience has shown that
30 per cent Is thc' point beyond
which II is impossible to deter capt.
tai from seeking exemption by now
Ing over into state, county and
municipal securities. Tho hole In
our tax system Is there and cannot
be clased except by the slow process
OF constitutional amendment.
II is misfortune to the country
when capital abandons productive
enterprises to vegetate in non-pro-
ductlve ones. But the KNchlnites
refuse to see this. They think that
they can catch the heavy income
tax payer in a gaping seine. They
not only lose the big fsh. but they
make fishing for smaller FISH more
dificult
Congress should give attention to
those wise admonitions from Mr..
Mellon:
when II is sought to Justify very
high surtaxes on the ground OF
ability to pay tho tax. we should re-
member that ability to pay the tax
also means ability to save and to
add to the needed capital OF the
country, so Nlat the theory OF ability
to pay, when carried TO such limits,
Evening journal., 1921-12-10
NspR.roNAL And CoNsTRUCTvE

NTO one Of the hundreds Of men and women who par
tclpated in the annual banquet OF the Godey Col
leee Alumni Association in me Hotel dupont last night
could a 10 find hope for the future and inspiration for
the shaping OF work from the optimistic sad con-
struciiye utterances OF the speakers
In college sense or the biggest getogether
eass and exchanges Of ideas held in our state and
highly crediiabe 10 Goldey College and its alumni
Every class since the college was founded was repre-
senied by persons and the class spirit was as
pronounced the college spirit everything that was
said and done
AS display Of loyalty 10 educational Institution II
has been surpassed IN size but never probably in spirit
in part Of the Demarvia Peninsula The association
revealed itself once more as being delightful host while
az o. me features OF the banquet nspiraonal and
constructive
Evening journal., 1921-12-10

destroys the ability to save, and
thereby diminlshes the capital avail
able for productive Industry"
or again:
"rhe idea seems prevalent that in
taxing large Incomes only the per-
son receiving the income. and who
is to pay the tax, Is really concerned.
This is a mistake. For whatever the
government takes in the way Of tax
out ofNany income which would
otherwise be saved and invested. and
thereby become a part OF the capital
and Of the wealth OF the nation. af-
fects not so much the individual
from whom It Is taken as It does
the whole people Of the country. in
the direct loss OF productive capital.
So that In considering the effect OF
high taxes upon incomes, particu-
larly on very large incomes. II is not
so much question OF the effect on
the Individual who Ia called upon to
pay the tax as It is the effect upor
the whole copmunity. The man re.
ceiving n large income may NOT him.
self suffer any hardship because a
great part OF Il is seized ana taken
from taxes, but the effect upon the
oommunity-upon the people OF the
whole country-is serious, indeed. '
The secretary suggests reducing
the maximum surtax rate to 25 per
cent, or possibly 10 20 per cent.
while war obligations remain TO be
liquidated. He thinks 10 per cent
maximum would be sufficient for
peace taxation purposes: Lower
rates are more productive, relatively
than higher rates, and would quickly
restore the unimpeded flow OF saw.
ings into the country's commercs
and industry.
These ideas are not popular JUS
now in Congress. But they ar,
backed by all the teachings OF eco.
nomic experience.