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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
By DR. a. ". BISHOP

"Gumbolls" are the frs, signals that
decay ls eating into the teeth n U.s. thu.
that dccayiug teeth rnisc Their voice,
.n protest against neglect and carrless
ness. When "rnmboils" start 60 break
out Q, Is an almost sure Sgn that IA,
tccth need the dent.sts attention
'Oumho.ls' may OCCASIONALLY begin
With scratch. Cut or bite " The gums
themselves. but these causes arc uo,
common.
Usually recession ~ thr gums spang
irc., derar"d i'o'b cog worrhc, b. o.
sUuusb.c o.. the trouble
Get After a..
: 'sumboi' b. su absDcss - foreign
matter Boz The gums n li has not beer
started by external irritation such as q
scratch. en- or bite 81 the gums on.
can he surc that the dentists chair ],
lbeekoning ana VIII get you sooner @.
later. u BE- always better in every wa,
ithlt i' go y0u sr0ncr Coz tho Longer
tho Vi-.t 8, postponed. The w0rse Il wiI
To-,
It's much jesse painful 20 prevent
eumholls" and later to1,hache hy
taking care Of tho teeth and having
them "ovcfhauled" twice a wear Just a.
! you would hnvr YOUR automobile over
hauled every So often
Tl. prevention - decay Il palnlessly
.Hd simply troush, about. Il Is only
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

Any erroneous reflection upon N,
character. standing. ~ reputation ui
any individual. firm concern or corpor.
alton. tina, may appear IN the columns
~ Tho News. viii boz gladly corrected.
when called 20 the attention Of tho cdi.
tor. IL II not the intention 81 this news.
PAPER 20 wrongfully use ur iniure any
individual. firm. concern or corporation
and corrections viii hc made whcro wsg
wanted NJ prominently as was tho
wrongfully published reference or ar.
tlcle
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Go on with the Story
CHATTER III

TNii oriental was going on Win
slow precise articulation as.
'hoGeh De- would thereby make
q 1f'Dg't matter clear.
9Th. nigh, bad fallen swiftly 70
was .rr~rlh'F silent There was ro
sound 20 Do, Masters room. aud POO
tEhi Nrgp' the flicker % the logs
smoldorHs lu ihe fireplace. The
th.r Inr ~ % appeared family a.oHs
Tho 900 of the lcpr"
ne paused.
Tho ar,pace. ENce1ency. .e a.
thn ,Hl o, the great room. directly
opposite this door into the holl, h..
'o.c which / always "a, when ne
Nas,r was within. Tho fireplace Is
o., black marble with al immense
tl.h.rlrhle hearth And the q
which had hrou M The Ma.. -
stands ON ono side OF me ere. on THIS
marble hearth. as thoush II were a
sinsle snd.-on,"
Tho man turned hack into the
hsari ~ his story.
= knew by The vague sense OF
PRESSURE that the devocatlons OF the
thing wcrc again on the way. And I
began 10 suffer In tho spirit for the
Masters safety Interference, both
ty ar' and hy the will. were denied
me lis there IL an anxiety Of,
Fp.rit. ESCclirucv that the uncer
iaInty Of an issue makes in;o.cr.
able
Tho man paused.
The ~, grc cor'Inurd-a the
silence. l. vas nearly midnight.
could not distinguish any act or mo.
ton % tho Master. and On FEAR |
rrcat over 20 the door and looked i1
through the crcylce along tn
threshold.
The Master sat BY his table, ne
vas straiuing forward, his hands
gripping tho arms o: bis chair. H.
ctrs aud every tense instinct OF the
nan were concentrated on the Are.
place. Tho red light o. the emhers
was .n the room. could see him
Clearly. and The table beyond him
with the calculations. but the IRE
pacc seemed strangely out Of per
sp,ct.ye-lt extended above me.
"Mv gift 90 the Master. not more
than four hand bratns IN length, IN
cudlng tie ulse. stood now Ike an
lrmruse bronze on an extended
marble slab beside gigantic IRE
place. Tbs effect OF extension pat
the TOP Of the fireplace and the en-
largcd sud.ron. above It's pedestal
on, Of my line % vision. Everything
else IN tho CHAMBER. holding i,s nor
nal dimensions. was visible 10 me.
u have said. Excellency. that my
angie O, VISION along the crcvice Of
the doorsp was sharply cut midway
OF this now enlarged fireplace. From
the direction and III Of the Master
face, he was watching somcthins
above this line and directly over th'
pedestal % the and.ron. l watched
also. na;ten.ng my face against th'
Sill Tor the thing 20 appear.
And % did appear.
a naked foot became SLOWLY
visible. a. though someone wcr'
descending with extreme care from
the elevation % the andl-on 20 th'
great marble HEARTH under TIA.
strange enlargement. now some DIS
tance below"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
Tor Cold Cream.

Cold cream lars OF porcelain are
among the new impor;a,ions for the
dressing tahlc They take their deco
r1i.te dedgas from the friezes Of an.
Client Egyui and riav. when emptlei. 70
tut 70 various other attractive uses.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

rounding towns have recently raised
tH,r annual h.Ir.f fH tHe maintenance
f ,h. salvation Nmr Nc uu do /
600. vu v, Geo us raise thg $4,000
asked NJ u4 th.s up... They stand Tor
humanity body ud soul
airs AVERY TURNER.
Amarillo Texas nD. % 1929.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

Many combination dust caps and tlro
gauges are being manufactured.
Milwaukee Is trying out an electric
stop and Go" signal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03

T,XaH D. the second In number of M.
ronal Banks They have resources ~
more than Sl,5.U0O 900.
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Begin Here To-Day

nd some occult power % the
orient cause tho mysterious and In
credible tragedy which had removed
lm tho world one ~ lts greatest
iufrllir~nces--th brain 90
KOnMAN, who had startled acirn-
lists with his paper on the manu-
fscture ~ precious stones by sya-
tHpfin chem strvf
Eoduau was dead ITS attendant
that stfunEe oriental from the shan
wonAgfery iu ASIA. told story
weird and Incredible. Finally
81 lONQUEtLE. greatest 90 French
detectives Was called tn America
and the Oriental rehcarsrd tno
siury uf what took place ON the
ulrht when the man who could
manufacture rubiss and emcra 10 s.
a. phraply as glass. met his death.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-12-03
MEMBER or THE ASSOCIATED
NOTICE TO nm pIlUI.IC

MEMBER or AUDIT BUREAU
or CALCULATIONS
, 1922-10-03

DOST--Platinum bar pin, set with
diamonds and sapphires. Finder
please return to Tribune office and
receive reward. 10-3-St
, 1922-10-03

a mas n two vel dressed blonde
ladies. ofters a routine Of classy
singing and comedy. The male mem
Der has a good line OF nut comedy
and Is ably assisted by the ladies'
Special lighting effects add to the
entertainment OF ne act.
Tas Dancing De- one' ar. two
coiored boys hat dance with a des-
Dsrats effort to maintain their rep
utstion and get off some clever
singing along with the foot move
ments.
Freddie Walker in ms Family
pulls some new stunts that 90 a long
way. Walker Is a song and dance
comedian from the musical comedy
Listen Lester" direct from Broad
way.
Mary Miles Minter viii appear in
South Of Suva." the feature pictur
iha, runs with the vaudeville bin.
, 1922-10-03
YESNESS HOST
AT FREE DANCE
TH|SEvENING

Harry Yesness. The Man in the
Barrel. { Is tonight entertaining the
Casper public with a FREE dance at
the Arkeon. In addition to the dane.
ing. with the regular orchestra in at
tendance. there will be 1000 soft
drinks dispensed free
"Leave your money at home. bring
your father. mother. brother. sister
or girl to tho Arkeon this evening and
the treEt's on me" said Harry this
morning. discussing the event.
As this is n OF the few entertain
ments OF tbs nature ever offered 70
the public generally. Mr.. Tesness ex
poets that h Arkeon this evening
viii have one OF the biggest crowds
that has ever assembled in the build
ing.
, 1922-10-03

jefferson only two bios hau ue'n ie
--iyed for the paving o. this district,
The other ore being from the Lloyd
building company. The LLOYD com
many had sent in prices a dollar lower
tban they a intended. They with.
drew their b by telephone while the
council was in session. Nothing re
uaired but TO accept the Warren bid,
although some residents or the dis
i-fcf had expressed their desire Tor a
-etertton Of all BIDS Such a rejection
wound have meant additional advertis
Inc srueuse. considerable delay. and
no assurance that the Lloyd Building
COMPANY would enter another bid.
resident OF Fifteenth street be
.u,ae, spruce and CT avenue made
known his desire TO have a paving dis
trict CREATED that would this
street. which adj1ns the Community
Extension corporations property
Sh Oh Is to he paved. II enough OF
the citizens petition for such a paving
district. Il will he granted nj some time
IN the near future.
BIDS will he opened October 16 for
The having Of West First street from
,he alley between Center and DAVID
20 Ash street. Tho Burlington rail
road has prom sed TO lay concrete be
tween the rails OF its spur which cross
West First at the bottom of the hill
there. This will he h first crossing
81 this kind ever tried in Casper n
may mean much TOWARD securing Ike
crossings at other points.
Bids for ~crosswalks and SIDEWALKS
we're opened last night. These
viii be considered at a special session
OF the council held at . o'clock this
Afternoon. Those from whom bids
we're received, include, c. II. Anderson
md Company. Pelton and HENRY. u.
:. Miller. and Lloyd Building com
psny,
An ordinance was passed affirming
he special assessment roll n District
No. II. which amounts TO s~if%.s42.l9'
, 1922-10-03

wANTED-Young woman for tailor
shop; nuts be experienced. 100 w.
Second. 1o-slt'
, 1922-10-03
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR SALE-Late model Ford. coupe,
well equipped; terms If desired.
Casper Auto Ttcp shop. .1o-3-5t'
, 1922-10-03
SURE WAY TO GET
RID OF BLAcK HEADS

There lie one simple. safe and sure
way that never fails to get rid of
blackheads. that is TO dissolve them.
To do this get two ounces OF Gallo
mite powder from any drug store
sprinkle a little on a hot. wet sponge
rub over the blackheads briskly-
wash the parts and o will be sur
prlsed how the blackheads have dis
appeared. Big blackheads. little
biackheads. M matter where they
are, simply dissolve and disappear,
leaving ire parts without any mark
whatever. Blackheads are simply n
mixture Of dust and dirt and secre-
tIons from the body that form in the
pores OF the skin - pinching and
squeezing only U irritation, max e
large pores. and do not get them out
after they become hard. The lite
powder and the water simply dis
solve the blackheads so they wash
right out, leaving the pores free and
clean and In their natural condition
Anybody troubled with these un-
slightly blemishes should certainly
Try this simple method.
, 1922-10-03

Inc question OF TIE lAsDrt OF 4 resi-
dent OF one district paying his part
FOR the construction OF a storm sewer
that drains somebody discs property
far removed from him was brought up
by a member OF the audience. r. ".
Boeke, city attorney. sad that moth.
Ing could be done about such a mat
ter unless the citizens OF Casper
wanted to change Their method OF
raising money for Improvement work
and AXE all such money out OF a gen
eral fund Instead OF out OF the pockets
OF the residents Of the district in which
the work Is laid.
The contract for the installation OF
street lights at different points
around the city viii be awarded 10
some company today.
Earl Boyle. representing the Com.
munitv Extension corporation. made
an application for a waite rmain TO
extend to the property OF this corpor,
alton, VIII oh lies just southwest OF
the city. The contract presented by
Mr.. Boyle made arrangements for tho
coming OF h addition into tho city
as soon as the water was furnished
and other improvements had been
made. Over 100 lots are said to have
been sold in this addition and the PEG
pie IRE anxious 10 build there. but
do not W sh to build until they can
be sure of water.
Mayor W. a. Blackmore said that a
special bond issue TO cover this water
main and Other mains that have been
requested in the city will have TO I've
floated this fail before anything can
be done.
a bill OF $4,000 for the wrecking of
ono Studehaker car belonging to Ed
win Barrett was presented to the
council. Barrett ella ms that the car
was completely ruined ~ the fire
truck running into II al Second and
Center on September 81.
, 1922-10-03
MAY day GOLD
/. vein OPENED
UP In Mine

DURANGO. Cole. Oct. s.-Te orig
lnal May Day vein las beer redisoov-
fred 300 feet to the east OF where II
n faulted and a ven 1000 feet long.
producing ore that averages $3.50 to
the ton. has been found, according to
officials OF the May Day Mine. who
estimate that values uncovered will be
iarEe. The vein is three feet wide and
Is said to run from two 10 20 ounces
OF gold and five to 7S ounces OF $ liver
across the face with picked samples
running much higher.
, 1922-10-03

port. I work In q tailor shop and that
lineof work has been very slack this
year and ! am home part Of the time.
/ do not like to take any chances,
so / consulted my friends, and one
lady said, Take Lydia Pinkham's
medicine SO l did. i have felt bet
ter rightalong and am in goodenough
health to &c TO work. Recommend
your Vegetable Compound and San
ative Wash to all. "-Mrs. MARY En-
RICO, 459 N. Carpenter St.. Chicago.
Often the mother is obliged to sup
port her children and good health is
necessary. Lydia E Pinkham's Veg
etable Compound is just the medi-
cine you can depend upon. II is a
medicine for women'ss ailments and
he relief it brought Mrs.. Enrico it
nav bring 70 you.
, 1922-10-03

Iron jaw stunts are said 10 be mar
feious- The Princess dresses her
part and ,oks like a produc, OF roy
av through and through Ben
Abdiz and B-yson present an iron
5aved and balancing novelty in
which the male member OF h duo
9 some remarkable fear- OF
strensth and shows himself to be a
capable balancing artist.
No one who likes an act where
strength and the body beautiful take
part can afford to miss "Jawr G.
Steel
The Koie Komedy trio. eomp-i.snr
, 1922-10-03
JAWS OF STEEL" HEADS
IRIS BILL THIS WEEK

Jaws of steel that viii hoid onto
anything from a lead nicklc TO the
window sill Of an overland flyer are
scheduled to appear on h Iris vau-
devtlie bill which Will show Weines-
day and Thursday At that theater.
These Jaws are possessed by the
Great Abdiz-Princess Pariee trio and
viii be a big feature this week in
PRODUCING some new and novsi
stunt in the way OF acrobats Their
, 1922-10-03
CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM HOLDS
ATTENTION OF CITY COUNCIL
MANY PROJECTS DISCUSSED

Many problems regarding construction work in Casper,
part of which is proposed and part Of which is already under
way, were taken dp Dy the city council last night. Paving,
lighting. and water projects were discussed.
The Warren Construction company was awarded the con-
tract for a small district embracing Badger from Lincoln TO
, 1922-10-03

lor @ElOuk o
ble- l had sried
doctors. and su
said the samoan
Operation Atfrst
II only felt the
pain on my left
side. but later I
seemed to feel it
on both sides. i
am a power sew
ing-machine oper-
Iator and have a
|littlo GIRL 70 aun-
, 1922-10-03
Works FOR CHILD
MUST keep We'll
Mothers in a Like Situation
Should Read This Letter
from Mrs. Enric-

Chicago. Illinois. -"I tool, Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05
What's Doing Today
and Tomorrow
TODAY.

TODAY.
Meetins-columbia Heights Citizens
Association. st. Stephens Hall. 3017
Fourteenth street northwest. 8 p. m.
Christmas sale-Rector's Aid of Grace
Church. Wisconsin avenue below NJ street
northwest. p. m.
Musicale-Smith College Club. at the
College women's Club, 1922 l street
northwest. s:15 p. m.
Lecture-Dr. F. A. Tondorf, s. J., di-
rector Of the Seismological Observatory
of Georgetown University. at Lisner Hall
OF George Washington University. 2023
@ street northwest. 8 p. m.
Lecture-Henry Norris Russell Re
search Associate of Mount Wilson Obser-
vatory. Sixteenth and streets north
west. s:30 D. m.
Address-senator Edwin F. Ladd Of
North Dakota. at Art Center, Connecti-
cut avenue and L street northwest, 8
p. m.
Meeting-The Columbian Women of
George Washington University. 1719 !
street northwest, p. m.
Meetins-Phil Sheridan womens Re-
Meeting - Shakespeare Society of
ming.
Minstrel show-waveriy Athletic Club.
Gonzags Hall. s:15 p. m.
Meeting-Washington Board of Trade.
New Willard Hotel. evening.
Luncheon--City Club. 1890 D. m.
Meeting Douglas Memo
rial NJ. E. Church, evening
Meeting-Franklin School, D. m.
Dedication exercises-Buchanan School.
Bpm
Hearins-on bonding 1ystsm. Police
Court. D. m.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05
Civic Bodies Arrange
For Christmas Baskets

Civic bodies will use the confiden-
tial reports Of the Social Service
House. 923 H street northwest, in
distributing Christmas baskets to
the needy. II was announced YES
terday after conference of repre-
sentatives of various organizations
with Commissioner Cuno Rudolph
The conference was attended by
Fred S. Lincoln. Of the Rotary
Club; Charles F. Roberts, Kiwanis
Club: James P. Schick. Lions Club;
Rudolph Jose and Clarence Hard
ing. Civitan Club: Michael Hester,
Cosmopolitan Club: William s.
Shelby. Elks Club: Mrs. H. E. Mon
roe, Gospel Mission, and representa-
tives of the Salvation Army and
Council OF Social Agencies.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05
Sum Fixed in Budget
For Mt. Pleasant Library

An appropriation of $4,000 is
asked in the annual budget sent to
Congress yesterday for purchase Of
a site for the proposed branch Of
the Carnegie Library in Mt
Pleasant
The District Commissioners would
be given authority to accept from
the Carnegie Corporation the sum
Of 100000 or less for the cost of
the building, the local government
to furnish the site. As II is not
expected that the branch library, il
authorized. would be completed be-
fore the end Of the fiscal year end.
ing June 80. 1924. no provision Is
made in the estimates for salaries.
The sum of $1,000 is requested for
salaries of employees in the new
Southeast library.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05

Lunchean - Civitan Club. Lafayette
Concerto. F. Cook Mems Bible Class,
Western Presbyterian Church, H street
between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets
northwest, p. m.
Educational Association, 1928 Connecti-
cut avenue northwest all day.
Meeting-Honor Of Representative An
drew J, Volstead. Luther Memorial
Meetins1Takoma Park Civic Study
Club. 212 Carroll street. 2 p. M
Meetins-Gen Nelson A: Miles Camp
'11o1 z street northwest, sp. m.
Dance-Epsilon Phi Chapter, Phi Mu
Sigma Fraternity. 24o0 Sixteenth street
TOMORROW.
Bazaar and dinner-AIi Souls Memor-
ial Church. Cathedral avenue near Con-
necticut avenue northwest, 8 to 10 D. m.
Luncheon-Lions Club. New willard
Hotel, 1880 y. m.
Convention-National Rivers and Har-
@ Sors Congress- New Willard Hotel. all
Meetins-Kenneth H. Nash Post,
American Legion. 71s Thirteenth street
northwest. p. m.
Formal opening-NationaI Club, Ameri-
can Association of University Women.
1874 I street northwest, evening.
Luncheon-wapiya- Club. University
Ewsshinston Ad Club. city
Luncheon-Rotsry Club. New willard
Hotel, 1880 .. m.
Meeting-George Washington Post
American Legion. 1883 ] street porfS-
west. p. m.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05
LATE WAR WORKERS
To LOSE DAYS PAY
Order PenaIizing Hardness
Causes Mad Scene at
Veterans Bureau.

Long legs and alarm clocks sprans
into prominence as the most priced
possessions among employees at the
Veterans Bureau yesterday.
Announcement by Col. Charles r.
Forbes. director Of the bureau. that
employees who are tardy in report
ing for work will be docked a days
pay, is the cause.
From now on, employees who are
not at their desks at the sounding
Of the o'clock gong will be Pc
nAlized a full days salary. Lack OF
promptness on the part Of q large
number Of workers is given rs the
reason for the order.
AS a result of the order, the Vi
cinity of the Veterans Bureau Just
before 9 o'clock in the morning
looks like a one-way street with 4
fire at the end of 1t. The number
Of sprinters is increasing daily. The
things most in evidence are speed
and legs. It in a common sight,
according 10 observers, to see white
haired old ladies and flappers alike
do the last 100 yards in 10 seconds
fiat.
The bosses have been warned. No
more explaining away a hardness
with a sweet smile. There IS no
objection to smiling. it is declared
provided anyone feels like it. bu:
the pay check will be clipped just
the same.
Officials also announced yester.
day that notices Of dismissal had
been mailed to nearly 100 bureau
workers. Most Of these. however
were employees who have been on
leave for long periods. A few no
tices were received by those who
are now working in the central
office
Yesterdays notices. il was stated
are the first of a much larger mum.
Der which will be sent out to effect
the s per cent reduction between
now and the first of the year. Ap.
proximately 1900 employees will be
let out before January /.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05
District Asks 81, 1,O65, 900
For Street improvements

Appropriation Of LOGS, 900 for
improvement Of Washington streets
is requested in the estimates sent
to Congress yesterday by the Dis.
trict Commissioners.
Recommendations were made for
improvement OF the following
thoroughfares:
Connecticut avenue, Georgia ave.
nue., Bladensburg road. Nichols
avenue southeast, Canal road.
Massachusetts avenue, Rock Creek
Church road. Good Hope road and
Rhode Island avenue northeast.
The estimates also allow $400, 1000
for maintenance Of District street
cleaning department.
An increase Of $4,000 Is re.
Quested for the District sewer de-
partment. making a total estimate
of $4,000. The extra amount IA
necessary, 1t Is explained, to carry
on the work of extension in the
suburbs.
The Washington herald., 1922-12-05
THREE AGRICULTURE
BUILDINGS SOUGHT
Wallace Asks $4,000, 600 to
Begin SIS y350, 900 Con-
struction Program.
GENERALIZATION BIG NEED
Would Collect All Scattered Ac-
tiyities In New Structures
in South Part of Mall.

Urging centralization Of Depart.
ment of Agriculture activities In
buildings to be erected on the de-
partment reservation in the south
part Of the Mall, the annual re-
port Of Secretary Wallace, made
public yesterday. asks Congress to
provide an immediate fund of $3,-
100000 with which to start the
needed buildings
The ultimate cost Of the new
aGriculturet plant, according to plans
announced by the Secretary. would
be approximately S15,350.000. The
buildings would be in keeping with
requirements Of the Fine Arts Com
mission and would comprise one Of
the most beautiful groups along
the Mall.
SCATTERED ALL OVER CITY,
The Agriculture Department now
is scattered over q large part of
Washington. More than zoo mes
sengers are employed in carrying
papers from building to building.
Such an arrangement. II Is pointed
out. not only is uneconomical, but
handicaps work.
The building program contem-
plates erection Of a plain office
building, eight stories high, on
ground to be acquired south of the
Mall. 1t can be erected at rela-
lively low cost without interference
with plans for Identification Of the
Mall. the report states. The next
post pressing need is said to be
The erection of a marble building
connecting the two existing mar
BILE wings tnow occupied by the de-
partment on the Mall. This, II is
believed. would comprise the most
beautiful building Of the group.
A third building. to cost 1900 900,
is proposed for the northern end of
the reservation. 1t. would be of
white marble. facing south.
FARMERS LOT DIFFICULT.
This program could be carried out
by appropriating $3.00O.0 900 the first
year and extending the balance In
equal appropriations over a period
OF four years. the report states.
surveying the condition of the
farmer. the Secretary's report de-
clared that II is admittedly unsatis-
factory. This would have been a
prosperous year for the Nation ex-
cept for the distorted relationship be-
tween prices paid for farm products
and the prices paid for things the
farmer must buy" the Secretary
says.
The purchasing power OF the rural
population, comprising less than one
half the population. is still below the
pre-war level. the report shows. Tax
es. which In 1913 claimed 9.S per
cent of the farmers income now alb
serbs nearly one-third.