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DISSOLUTION NOTICES

At Special Term. Part I, of the SUI
Prs n Court Of the state Of New York
at the County Court House. in the Borough
OF Manhattan, city of New York. on the
10Th day Of June. 1918.
HON. FRANCIS X. PENpLETON. Justice.
IN THE MATTER OF the APPLICATION
or BARNEY Il JACOBS COMPANY,
TARY DIsSOLuTioN.
p&RxE Tssd & S 1a9 ans su ,ns Rf' saS
joritl OF the directors of BARNEY b.
JACOBS COMPANY. INC. corporation
G rS9 psd prna n9 s of 'hs n n.
thereto annexed, duly verinei by the pc.
from which petition It appears that TIE
case is one OF those specified in section 10
Of the General Corporation Law. and Il
further appearing, TO the satisfaction OF
the Court. from said petition. that the said
corporation is insolvcrt; ana on reading
and ming notice Of this application dated
due service thereof, and OF snii petition
and schedule and OF opy OF this order
on IN" Attorney General;
And, after hearing OTTO 4. SAMUELS.
ESQ attorney for the petitioners. and no
one appearing representing the Attorney
NOW. on motion Of OTTO A SAMUELs,
ESQ. attorney for the petitioners. II il
ORDERED that al persons interested in
n
Gel. LEVY, ESQ, who is hereby appointed
referee for that purpose. at his office. No.
IS Liberty street. in tn" Borough OF Man
haitian. city OF New York, on the 30th day
~ July. 1918. at 1915 o'clock in the fore
noon. why the said corporation should not
b" d!Is9lyHd an" M ~ u, ,,, $780,.
this order be published at least once in
each OF the three weeks Immediately pre-
collins. said Goth day Of July. 1918, in the
sun. newspapers published in the County
Of New York and It is
FURTHER ORDERED that EDWARD
j. GARRITY, - Broad street. y Y. city
be and he hereby Is appointed temporary
receiver Of az the property Of said BAR.
power to collect and receive the debts. de-
mands and other property Of the corpora
tIon; to preserve the property and the pro-
cceis OF the debts and demands collected; :
to sell or otherwise dlspose Of the property
ss directed by the court, to collect, receive
and preserve tho proceeds thereof and to
employ such attorneys or counsel may
hs>ncCeSsarv for the administration OF this
trust and for the protection OF the assets
NJ said corporation and the defense OF ac-
SIT rs FURTHER ORDERED that all
creditors of said corporation he and they
hereby are restrained from beginning any
action against the said corporation for the
recovery Of a sum OF money or from taking
any further proceedings In any actions
against said corporation heretofore COM
IT Is FURTHER ORDERED. that the
said receiver. before entering upon tho dis
charge Of his duties, execute and ack e
nowledge in the usual form and nle with
the Clerk Of the County Of New York "A
bond to the people ~ the state OF New
York in tho nenal sum OF fourteen thou
sand sl4.O00l Dollars, with SUFFICIENT
surety, to he approved bv Justice NJ this
Court, conditioned for tho faithful dis.
charge OF hts duties as such receiver; and
TT rs FURTHER ORDERED. TINT srid
receiver deposit all funds NJ the corpora .
tion not needed for Immediate dlsbursa.
ments In the Bankers Trust Co.
ENTER
v. N. r.. J. 8. q.
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WAsHINGToN. July 22.--To meet the
increased railroad freight rates the Fuel
Administration has announced that, eff
fective to-day. It would not object to an
advance OF one-half cent n gallon In
the wholesale price OF gasoline. naphtha
and refined oil. The retail advance shall
not be greater than that in the whole-
sale price.
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BOARD Furnishes FRUIT FIRM.
License Suspended for Refusal to
Unload watermeIons.

BosroN. July 22.-E. B. Snow Com
peny. fruit brokers, had their license
suspended to-day for thirty days. ac-
cording to a bulletin issued by the State
Food Administration.
The company refused to obey the ad-
ministration's order to unload ship
ment. claiming II consisted of Florida
instead OF Georgia watermelons. which
they had ordered. The State authori-
ties contended. however. that no edible
commodity should be allowed to go to
waste, and their findings were sus-
tained by the National Food Admins
tration.
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REGENTS BAR FOREIGN BOOKS.
Only English May he Used in Ele-
mentary Schools Hereafter.

ALBANY, July 22.--The State Board
Of Regents adopted a resolution to-day
providing that all instruction in the
elementary schools in the State shall
be In English and from English texts"
This will prevent the further use OF
text books on grammar, geography.
spelling and arithmetic in the language
Of the mother country OF the pupils, as
II has been found that in some thickly
populated sections OF the State text
books written in German and Polish
are being used.
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IneTrE ~.
charge to satisfy which the above de-
scribed property is to be sold, BE- Fo''
nine thousand five hundred and l4-l")
dollars lSis, 5OOlb, with Interest thereon
from tho aith day OF May, 1875 bgcih"T
with the costs and allowance amutntinS %
-Four hundred and ninety -siN N.l'" So. d .',
with interest from July 5th. l9lN. tog 1ths'
with the expenses of tn" sale IN" apPrvN'
mate amount of IN" taxes, ss"SsiurulS All
water rates, or other Hens, which are 10 10
allowed to the purchaser out % tho par
chase money, or paid by the Ref rec. -
Twelve hundred and forty sl-lV0 d.
lars sl,24l,Sll and interest
Dated New York. July 8, 1918
THEODORE NJ. RIEHLE. RsfeTss
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Dated New York. July 9Th. 1918
CAMBRIDGE LIVINGSTON. Referee.

SUPREME COURT COUNTY OF NEW
YORK-FANNY KIMs3ALL GREGORY.
Plaintiff. against CLARA $. DEAN and
others. Defendants.
In pursuance otsa judgment Of fore.
closure and sale, duly made and entered in
the above-entitied action and bearing date
the 26th day of June, 1918, I, the UNDER
signed the Referee In said judemsn.
Exchange sslesroom. Nos. li-ls Vesey
street. in the Borough of Manhattan. city
OF New York, the 30th day OF July,
1918. at IL o'clock noon on that day. BY
ises directed by said judgment to be sold
and therein described as follows:
ALL that certain lot, piece or parcel Of
land. with the buildings and Improvements
thereon erected, situate. lying and being
in the Borough OF Manhattan, OF the City
OF New York. In the County and State Of
New York. bounded and described as fol-
lows
BEGINNING at point on the south.r'y
side of 18th Street. distant ASS feet vest
erly from the corner formed by the inter-
section OF the westerly side OF Avenue
with the southerly side OF 18th street.;
westerly side Of Avenue c. 100 feet 8 Inches
to the centre line OF the block; thence
westerly along said centre line OF the block
25 feet; thence northerly. parallel with tho
distance through party wall l03 feet
inches to the southerly side Of 18TH street.
thence eastery along said southerly slds
OF 18th street Is feet to the point or place
OF beginning. Said premises being known
by the street No. SOS East 18th Street.
Dated. New York. July 9Th 1913.
KARL W. KIRCHwEY, Referee:
Plaintiff, IL East 4+th Street, New
York city.
The following Is a diagram OF tho prop.
erty to be sold; its street number Is SH
East 18th street:
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State Explosives Chief Drafted.
Sp,cioi DespdfcA TO TBp Sus.

ALBANY, July 22.-George A.
O'Rourke Of New York city, chief OF
the Bureau of Explosives OF the State
Industrial Commission, has been drafted
by the Federal Government for service
in the Ordnance Bureau at Washing
ton He receives a majors commission.
His duties will be the selection Of sites
for the construction of magazines for
storage of explosives in all parts OF the
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS FOR BALERS-Omce nj,
Depot Quartermaster. SO whitehall 81 n
Y. City. Sealed proposals viii be receiv, a
here until II a. NJ" July 20, 1918, and th.n
opened, for furnishing I paper balcrs ami
rag baler, per q NJ, Specifications Fun
information on duplication,
office Of the Quartermaster General. 100
East 10th street N"w York city. Sealed
be received here until 1900 O'Clock A N
July 26th, 1915. Information on appl!ca
ton. Envelopes containing proposals to be
endorsed Proposals for overseas caps" and
addressed TO this office
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RED CROSS SUES FOR PLEDGE
Attempts to Collect Unpaid POr-
ton Promised I'm Iowa.

WATERLOO. Ia, July 22.-Suit to coll
lect a Red Cross pledge was filed here
to-day by attorneys and members OF the
Judge advocate court OF the Service
League.
The American Red Cross Is plaintir
and Garfield Elsperman, a railway en-
ployee. defendant The action Is to
cover the unpaid portion OF a pledge to
the Red Cross.
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Mexico May Modify oil Taxes.

WASHINGTON, July e2.--Acting Secre-
tary OF State Polk announced to-day
that lawyers in Mexico city are working
on a modification OF the new Mexican
laws regarding oil properties owned by
citizens Of the United States and the tax
rate on them. A definite decision is ex-
pected early in August
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CARS FOR HARD COAL MINES.
More Being Furnished Now Than
Operators Can Utilize.

WARRINGTON, July 22-More coal
cars are being furnished to the Eastern
coal mines than they can utilize a.
II. Smith. director of the Eastern re-
gion, reported to the Railroad Admin
istration.
Between June l and July 10 213.362
cars were ordered by anthracite mines
but only 1898 cars. or 76 per cent,
of those available were loaded. In the
bituminous fields during the first six
teen days OF July 1880 cars were
loaded. or 20,021 cars In excess of the
number loaded during the same period
In 1917.
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SUMMER CAMPS.
PHILLIPS ACADEMY MILITARY CAMP

For Preparatory AMI High school Roys
At Andover, Mass, July 3 10 August ia
directed by Canadian Overseas otiirers
Same instruction given AS in France Trench
Construction and maneuvers Ravona,
Fighting, Bombing, Rifle and Machtns
Gun Practice. All departments of Militarv
Instruction pertaining TO modern warfnrS
Equipment and plant OF Phillips Academy
to be utilized. Fee. $4,000 inclutine
everything For Information write DR.. At
fred 4. Stearns. Principal
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FOR BOYS AND YOUNG MEN.


From Primary to College" Gym
Swimming Pool etc: 37'h year. aOy w
SD ~. Tel Schuyler 1896
PESSSNLvANIA MILITARY COLLEGE
Write for catalog Chester Penna
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A MANAGER WANTED for factory
Office; must have broad experience in far
tory accounting. purchasing and CORE
spondence applicants must be capable Of
earning $500 per month. Apply MAN
AGER, box 100 Sun ONCE.
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WANTED--Bookkeepc preferably an
assistant note teller; must be young and
have had experience; kindly give full par
tculars in letter. including religion. w. V.
TAYLOR & co. 81 Pine g..
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
HESS business Property
SUMMER COTTAGES TO LET

~~~>-->>' 49,, -, - ~~-~-->--~----->--~
AT GLEN RIDGE, y. ITO LET. UN.
FuRNIsHEH c ,St e.. modern improve.
venient subSybs; u, l.. & W. r. r. six
minutes froA station; fine location. TAI,
BOT ROOT. 80 Broadway. New York CITY
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STENOGRAPHER and hookk eeper: good
opportunity for bright young lady, manu-
featuring concern; must be quick and accu-
rate. Reply in own handwriting stating age
experience and salary wanted. r.. 1873 sun
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I $50; mating. n.aoeI.sS. cost and freight
New York.
.HAY-Msrket quiet; No. 1. $50; No. 2.
sf.40; No. 3, t1.2061.80.
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SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF new
YORK-Eliaabeth Yves; Burke, Plaintiff.
against Celia Rosenzweg and Others. De-
PENDANTS.
closure and sale duly made and entered
in the above entitled action AMI beaflns
Undersigned, the referee in said judgInen:
named. will sell at public auction At no
Exchange Sales Room, Nos, li-l6 Nesy
Street, in the borough Of Manhattan, Jlty
Of july. 1915. at IL O'Clock noon on that
day, by Joseph p. Day. Auctipueer tho
premises directed by said judgment to o'
All those two co certain lots. pieces o.,
parcels OF land: with the outid'nss, snd
Improvements thereon erected l.iGiI
lying and being in the seventh ward ot
the city OF New York, in Section 40. j.
Block 2sl on the Land Map Of IN" CliS
OF New York. known By the street number
4l-43 Jackson street, Borough - Man
haitian. New York city, aud more par
ucularly bounded and described az ''''
lows, viz:
Intersection OF the northerly Sd, Of rherrJ
street with the westerly s'Ic 81 ia. rs n
street running thence wcs,er'! "ons ln'
dred 600 feet: thence north'ry al
parallel with Jackson street, htE ',0,
feet; thence esstery parallel WIN lh',r
one hundred l0O) feet To- tar weS."F
side OF Jackson Street azores nh, and
thence souther.y along the same ny
GOD feet TO the point or pIm.r "' gu
dimensions more or less
Dated New York Jgi{ s. l2lS.,,,,
THEODORE NJ. REFILL Ref@'rs
MILLER. KING, LANE & rkNt php'
Borough OF Manhattan, cry OF Ne"
The following Is a diagram ~ the p-op,,
erty to be sold. IT'S street number 10 Il
and 43 Jackson street
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HELP WASTED-FEMALE,

wASTED-Typist with some knowledge
OF stenography, one having had some ex-
perience preferred. W. V. TAYLOR &
CO, 81 Pine ST. Can mornings between
$3.50 and 1890.
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MACKENZIE SCHOOL. Monroe, Ny.
Ton Lake WaltOn).
Summer Session a vacenciCs) July 9.Aur Al
Fail Term Sept, 49,
For full information apply to
JOHN QUINCY ADAMS Registrar
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INSTRUCTION.
FOR GIRLS AND YOUNG WOMEN.

Moravis n Sem nprv ar d College for
Women Founded l7i2 This famous old
school is delightfully."- locat ted in the
Iehgh Valley, one and ono-haf hours from
Philadelphia two hours from New York city
Preparatory and college grades fully accredited
Full term opens Sept, 25th. Catalog address
John II, Clewcll rh u President bethlehem, Pa
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M,nneapoIi. Grain Market.

MINNEAPOLIS, July, 22.-Flour un-
changed. Bran, $o4.46. Corn. No. 3
yellow, s155@I62. Oats. No. white.
7lA972N.
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Nos. 425-435
Eost InatA C,a


The approximate amount Of the lien or
charge, to satisfy which the above do,
scribed property is to be sold. is Thirty.two
thousand four hundred and ten and s3.loo
I32,40s3) dollars, with interest thereon
from the 18th day OF May, 1917. together
with the plaintiffs costs and allowances
amounting to the sum OF Three hundred
and forty-nine and $1,000 (s349.j5) dollars,
with interest thereon from tho 2sth dsy
of May. 1917, together with the expenses
OF the sale. The approximate amount Of
the taxes and water rents Is Two thousand
and eighty-fve and 53-1O0 t2.0s553) doll
lars. together with interest and penalties
thereon.
The said premises are to he sold subject
to the state OF facts as shown on survey
made by George c. Hollcrith, City Sur
veyor, dated December IL. 1911. Also SUBJ
ject to building restrictions and regula-
lions contained In n resolution or ordinance
adopted July rs, 1915. by the Board Of Es-
innate and Apportionment OF the City of
New York. Also subject to existing tenan-
cies.
Dated. New York. July eth. 1918
CAMBRIDGE LIVINGSTON. Referee
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DAILY, INCLUDING SUNDAY.
Dire,t Rail Connections to all points n
the Catskills. Saratoga. tho Adirondacks.
the West and North: All through rail tick,
cts between New York and Albany and
Troy Evening Line tickets accepted. Music
Restaurant.
Religious end patriotic services each
Sunday, , Is =. NJ. In Pavilion No. ?. Boar
Mountain.
Half fare for all soldiers and sailors In
uniform,
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Pennsylvania Crude OIL Market.

OIL CITY, July 22.-Credit balances.
81. Runs, 1891 barrels. Average,
s3,573. Shipments. s2,s54. Average,
61243.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES,

CORNER once, /. windows. overlooking
Bryant Park. ITO West 10th Room leO3
OFFICES, SIS to $50: 80 story building.
ITO West 10th. Room 1909.
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The approximate amount of the lien or
charge to satisfy which the ahove-d--
scribed property is to he sold, IL Fourteen
thousand four hundred and twenty -hNs
and 5y-lOO lsl4.425.59b Dollars, with tn
terest thereon from the 10th day Of June
1915, together with costs and allowance
amounting to Three hundred eighty-nins
and i6-lOp ,s3S9i6l Dollars. with Interest
from End Of July. 1918, together with tho
expenses Vt the sale. The approximate
amount OF the taxes, assessments and
water rates or other liens. which are -
be allowed to the purchaser out of tho pur.
chase money, or rall by the Referee. .
Dated, New York. July sth. 1915.
KARI. w KIRCHWEy, Referee,
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-02-14
AND SHIPS

Two things which do not ap-
pear to have very much to do
with each other. And yet they
have.
It is not sufficient merely to
produce goods, they must be
marketed, and ships are neces-
sary to the farmer unless he
wishes 10 be cut off from the
best of all markets of the world
Europe.
Just as an automobile is a
good thing for hauling produce
to nearby towns and freight
cars are necessary TO haul the
produce to the great grain CEN
tiers, so ships are necessary
to market the produce OF the
farmers.
We have been losing ships in
great numbers, and so have our
Allies. These must be replaced.
The farmer knows what would
happen if the freight care on
the railroads were burned up
he would be cut of from the
market. Ships are just as i'm
portant and necessary as freight
cars.
Several Million Dollars of the
amount subscribed to the Lib
erty Loan is being used by The
United States Government 10
provide a feet of freight YES
sells TO maintain our trade with
Europe. II follows that in
subscribing to the Liberty Loan,
the farmer is putting money
into his own business, with IN
Gle Sam as a partner, with a
certain knowledge that he will
receive 4 per cent interest on
his money, and that his princi-
pal will be used for his own
trade convenience and eNpan-
sion. Was there ever a clearer
case OF an investment prontaple
In two distinct ways?
The German Government have
realized the necessity of pro.
iding q merchant feet and re.
Gently have set aside Thirty.
Ave Million Dollars for tn,
building of ships, which are "
DO delivered as soon as possibl,
after Peace is declared. Let u.
at least be a. wise rs the Ger
mans.
To every farmer there viii
be offered during the next few
months this sensible business
like proposition to take Uncle
Sam into partnerhip In his bus
mess. Be ready 10 invest II
Liberty Bonds when TIE Nm,
GENES.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-02-14
OVER THE TOP, FARMERsl
over the TOP!

This war cannot be won with
out the aid of the Farmers.
Why?
Because they represent about
80 per cent of the population Of
the Eleventh Federal Reserve
District. in which we live, and
II is impossible for the other
90 per cent of the people TO
carry the financial burden.
The farmer in this section
who has done reasonably well
last season has indeed a dorhls
duty to perform. He has -
do his full share towards pro-
tecting his business, his home,
and his Country, and he has. as
a generous open-hearted, broad
minded S%outherner to help
make up for the probable lack
Of over-subscription in the
drouth-stricken Counties Of
West and South Texas.
The people of the West and
South of Texas will do their
share-of that there Is no ques-
ton. They will raise their as
signed portion of the Loan, be-
cause it is their duty. but we
cannot hope for 4 large over
subscription from them.
An over-subscription from the
Eleventh Federal District Is
called for. On the occasion Of
the Second Liberty Loan we
raised but a little more than we
were forced to. Other Dis
tricts raised % per cent and 80
per cent more than the Govern
ment demanded of them. Such
a grudging response is Unwor-
thy Of us and We must improve
upon it. Shall il be said that
we men who live upon the rich
soil of Louisiana, who inhabit
the great producing State Of
Texas, the progressive State OF
New Mexico. who wrest the
wealth from the ground of Ari-
IONA, or who have opened up
the great possibilities of Okla
homa. possess less patriotism
than our neighbors? II is UNI
thinkable,
We have a big task ahead,
but we will meet it. Let us plan,
and look ahead, and lei US start
doing it right now, in order
that,this great old South West
may shine as a bright star in
the armament Of patriotism
when our Country calls.
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-02-14
4 PERSONAL MESSAGE
FROM Mr.. M'AD00

On January 21st Mr.. McAdoo
issued q personal message to all
holders Of Liberty Bonds, in
which the following very wise
and timely remarks occur. They
should be read BY every Bond
Holder:
1T has been brought TO my
attention that a large number
Of patriotic citizens who sub
scribsd to Liberty Loan Bonds
of both the first and second is
sue are being approached from
time to time by Agents who
have, with too frequent sue
cess. induced them to sell their
Liberty Loan Bonds and take
in exchange securities which in
a number Of cases have been
Of a very questionable value.
Il therefore warn investors
in Liberty Loan Bonds against
exchange of these evidences of
their patriotism for airy secur-
tiles or so-called securities.
While some of the securities, or
so-called securities. offered in
exchange for Government Bonds
are OF sound value, y.iere is no
doubt that a large percentage
Of them are worthless.
81 believe it is for the best
interests of the people at large,
as well as for their actual pro-
lection, that they disregard all
such offers and hold fast to the
best investment in the world,
that is. Bonds Of their own
Government.
1T is my earnest hooe that
every purchaser Of a Liberty
Bond will realize that the only
genuine help he gives his Gov
eminent is by keeping his Bond
as an investment as hong as it is
possible for him to de- so. Where
because of misfortune or imper-
ative necessity, the holder of a
Liberty Bond is forced to sell,
there can, of cot Use, be no OBJ
lection"
The Tucumcari news and Tucumcari times. [volume] (Tucumcari, N.M.) 1907-1921, 1918-02-14
FLOWER AND VEGETABLE SEED

Washington, d. C.-Senator Jones
has received his allotment of flower
and vegetable seeds and will be glad
to furnish a quantity to those desiring
same upon request.
The Department of Agriculture has
also advised the Senator that they pro-
pose to have available a small amount
of Kansas Alfalfa, Feterita, White
Milo and Sudan Grass seed. These
seeds are for experimental purposes
and are furnished with the understand
ing that the recipient will report the
result. Each package contains a suiil-
cient quantity Of seed for a satisfac-
tory field test, and in view Of the lin.
tied supply not more than n package
Of any variety can be furnished to an
individual. TIE Senator will be glad
to honor all requests so lorg as the
supply is available.