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New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Tight Money
Chief Factor in
Confused Market
Prices Firm at Close After
Lay of Irregular nuctrla-
tions; Demand Loans
Again Go 10 Is Per Cent

Stock values fuctuated yesterday in
most uncertain manner, according to
the whims of the professional cle-
mcnt. The market presented a rapi1
succession Of advances and declines.
opening strong, turning abruptly about
IN the second hour and selling off
sharply, then moving confusedly until
the final hour, when more definite
trend developed which made the clos
ing generally firm.
Traders in stocks had much the same
influences to contend with as the day
before, although the news on the whole
was perhaps some what more favorable.
The Street felt more hopeful regarding
the illness of the President, and the
break in the ranks OF the striking long
shoremen was constructive facto-.
The latter, however, was offset in
measure by the announcement that the
United Mine Workers of America had
called strike of the soft oal miners
effective November I.
What was more important from the
viewpoint Of the speculative operators
in stocks was the continued stringency
in the call money market, whore the
scarcity of offerings by the banks. COM
bined with heavy calling of outstand-
ing loans resulted III forcing the rate
again to 10 per cent, duplicating the
high level touched on Tuesday Leans
renewed at 8 pcr cent. which was also
abnormally high,
The persistence with which cali rates
are holding at such high levels is be
ginning to generate Q greater degree of
caution and conservatism among trad
ers IN specul lative securities, who are
coming to think that pressure is being
brought to bear to keep the stock mar
ket within proper bounds. At the same
time the banks have been compelled to
meet heavy governmental demands and
record demands from business. which.
owing to the high level of commodity
prices. requires more credit to finance
operations.
In the days chaotic movement of
prices the motor issues stood out
rather strongly. Steels were extremely
irregular. and United States Steel Com
",cN, after rising to 1O93s, declined to
1923, but closed unchanged at 1885,
Gusf States Steel gained AZ, while
bethlehem registered MT gain Of
more than point. In the oil group
Mexican Petroleum ard Pan American
Petro leum and Transport advanced
sharply on reports Of an impending
consolidation of the propertios.
There were 3O3 different stocks
bought and sold on tho exchange. COM
pared with 286 the day before Trans
actions aggregated $50, shares.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Financial Items

Louis Il. Jordan, formerly with Pearl
& Co., has become associated With the
Now York Stock Exchange firm of Harris
horne, i'aies a. Co.
Walter Kerr has been elected = director
OF the southern Railway Comnanv. sue
ceed'ng tho late Augustus ID. Jutliiard
Central Union Trust Company has been
appointed registrar of the s3s0no 600
common stock subscription receipts OF Ike
United States Rubber Company
John A. straley has been mustered out
of tho United States Army Air Service
sales department OF William A. Read 4.
CO. members Of the Acw York Stock r,x-
change.
Liberty National Bank has been an.
po,m1cn reElstr9r OF the common capital
Company
Owing 10 the large increase in bust
ness resulting from the establishment Or
new branches at Jamaica and Long
Island city, the American Trust COMPANY
lowing additional ofncrrs: :tar,iei v.
Quinn, ir.. vice president; Harry v Hoy;
assistant treasurer; i'ranl; l.. stiles as
secretary, and I. j. Haste. assistant
secretary.
At a special meeting of the stockholders
or tho Liberty National Bank. held on
'"N ''N@f, ON''p'i IL, IL was voted to IN
crease the capitai stock from So 600. 600
to $4,000 600, the result Of which viii be
TO give the bank capital and surp,us
OF $4,000. 00G. The stock ckholders ri sn
voted To increase .he number OF the board
OF directors from - to 80.
At a meeting Of the Stockholders Of tho
Scandinavian Trust Company OF New
York. hold October Is, the contract hv
whlch the Liberty National Bank nc
qnired The assets of thu ScandinayiAn
Trust Company was ratified by unani-
NOUS vote.
uemphill. Noycs < Co. have opened an
oilce In baltimore, under the manage
in"nt "t Rowland Morgan. formerly of
tho National City Company.
The Atlas Powder Company Of WI
Wtnet"n, Del, announces he removal NJ
its offices to 40 North Broad Street, Phil-
4lphia
New York Trust Company has been an
pointed registrar of the common and urr
fcrred stocks Of the Atlantic Reiniue
Nuuptn.
Central Union Trust Company has been
appointed trustee of the $500. 900 Davis
HournonVll1s Dor cent gold bonds and
irPnsfer agent OF the $500 600 common
stock OF the Sinclair Consolidated Oh
Corporation.
Harold -. Thornc. q vicc-presiden, OF
the Metropolitan Trust Compnny ncttn,.
tor the purchasing committee of tho
upninplders prnt"ctiN" committees rur-
chn-"f the property OF the N;ulf, rlorlls
y Aihh"mh itailioad Company at :. sale
hel4 yesterday at Pensacola.
United States Mortgage and Trust 60
has been appointed transfer agent for the
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Bankers to Attend Trade Conference

Many Of the leading bankers Of Wall
Street plan to attend some Of the
sessions at Atlantic City next week Of
the International Trade Conference at
which delegates from the United
States, Great Britain. France. italy and
Belgium viii discuss commercial needs.
IN the opinion of bankers, one Of the
important results VIII be the presenta-
ton to the foreigners OF the American
point of view on the foreign credit
situation Europeans, 1t is said, are
still of the opinion that an unlimited
amount of money can be borrowed
through the fotation Of bonds il the
United States
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Baldwjn's STRENGTH

Baldwin Locomotive stock continues
to display strength despite rciteratioNs
by the management that no capital
reorganization is imminent and inti-
nations from semi official quarters
that earnings of the company in the
last quarter of the year will likely
fall off sharply owing to reduced oper-
ations. 1t is reported chat the COM
pany's untitled orders for locomotives
have fallen to around s10,00O,0O0, while
plant operations have been reduced to
20 per cent capacity. The company,
however, earned enough in the first
quarters of the year to make a
good average showing, and it is under
stood that the surplus applicable to
the S20,0000G0 common stock win be
in the neighborhood of S25 a share
The best year Baldwin ever had was
1917, when the surplus available for
the junior stock was equal to S34
share.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
first Preferred second preferred and
common stock OF A. G.. Spalding &, BRO.

W. G. Souders &; Co. arc Offering s2.
"0,op0 !. =. Case Pl0w Works con1panv,a
per crnt participating second preferred
s.oei-' pr vaiue 500, a. 90 IL. redeemablo
%s 4 WhrlH or in part on any dividend
date upon thirty days notice at 1l5 ,,n~
cent OK Par, but only after entire an,oi,nt
oA "ist preferred stock has been retired
Th9 NV York and Eastern degela,ion
10 'Ne tn'estinent Bankers Association
convention at s.. Louis has chartered IT.
special train, which VIII leave Pauns,-t
'ahla station ut II So next Saturday after
noon "+'S'
,., Hsnjalnin r., .Joy. tor FIVE years associated
Boston. has become affiliated YIN ~
the president. ~
unsold balance of SIS .ooo. 900 i. skcIlg OF on
Company stock at $12.1O Z. share
comaany narrls FoTbes os : ; $ Co.. National City
ferins S9oO.Oo0 city of tlarlsburp 1te " "
WI, . per cent municipal gold bonds due
cent. -'o per
par and accrued dividend. nov jss,,s 'm a.
ooo' eoo Elder Manufacturing coInpany
pe' cent cumulative preferred stock
>,o', w. ! Wollinan & Co.. members Of tho
Sugar Exchange. i'e' ana
The N"w York Cotton EXCHANGE mem
{a' {6e.Sef}9 f599 s0o of L. H. starSey has BEEN sold
'ast previous sale. ''1
Lewis & Co. OF rrov.dence. arc o.
f".ins an issue OF s26.oo0 per cent en-
.'i.ra 49,. I'VE preferred stock of the L. J.
b. used N the g lurebase as II 2e ta p56seeas s m 70
and TO increase equipment. '''''
5aFs 1sr cent { p.e3.rlss 6? hsve 2aesa 100000
royce oi America. Inc At s,:a
:. The Guaranty Trust Company Of Nor
YORK ha, been appointed trsne,ar :, ,sr.
ei,ill OF 'ra common stock or ths 4 7 sscn-
+, Irying p MecPherson, formerly with
ISOLATED with Gliddca. Dayidcs = - -
''e''o"tS er the New York Stoc,. Excna,rr'
e Earnest z. Smith & Co, Of Boston. ara
o,nerng the 10 per cent capital stocle n@
tho sullivan Machinery Company. 9'91A %
Hollister, White & Co are ofrcrin,. a.
npnd por 70 Yield per cent. an issue or $500 :
GOO Merritnac Hat CORPORATION s .c- YvVv, 'n,,
cumulative preferred stock.
banking -syndtca' headed bv ymb,,a
q .. CO. otfXs $500: 600 City OF san paulo,
.nitsd StAes Of Brazil. per cent OK
I"rnai secured sinieinS fund gold bonds
s'ue November /, le43 Mt vs. &, TO ,iold
Lawrence Chamhcrain * Co. ara orer-
,ns the unsold balance OF $3.50 600 Ruhav
ca. tEArroaserle AutomohilN Ger can't
cumulative preferred stock nf bar ana
accrued dividend. With each four s,arrs
OF preferred stock tho purchaser Will rr
'.ive "A bonus of one share OF the common
stock OF tho company.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
A. T. & r. Outlook Imnroved

American Telephone and Telegraph
Company accompanying the October
Is dividend Theodore n. Vail, chair
man of the boapd Of directors, says
that since July Is, the date of the
last dividend distribution, conditions
have shown steady Improvement. The
depreciatory statements,' he adds,
(which have meanwhile issued from
various sources have been properly
ignored because so obviously dictated
by a selfish interest. These statements
are founded on uniform gossip or are
mistaken or misleading. Our relations
with the public, the employees and the
commissions are proceeding satisfac-
torily on rational, healthy lines"
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Ford Companv's Balance Sheet

A balance sheet Of the Ford Motor
Company just filed with the Massa-
ehusetts Secretary of State shows that
on July 81 cash and bills receivable
totalled Sl56,011 ,984. compared with
S9l, ,471.s5l reported on the CORE Spond-
ing date Of 1918. Investments showed
IN the two periods the remarkable in
crease from S1,S15 to $2O,903,5l In
the liabilities column accounts payable
were shown 70 be S24,097,3 ,322, an in
crease Of Sl3,443,995. Floating debt, of
which there appeared 70 be none N
1918, was given on July 81 as ST.
l71639
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Business Better in Belgium

Belgian delegates TO the international
Trade Conference to be held next week
at Atlantic City told Wall Street nnan-
ciers yesterday that a great improve
ment in business conditions has taken
place iii Belgium during the last six
months. Iron and steel production in
shat country, they say. is almost equal
TO the amount turned out before 1914.
Belgian shipping, according to these
authorities, is also recovering from the
effects of the war, and is expected to
be as active as ever before the end OF
the Near
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Liberties in Demand

Liberty bonds we've in great demand
yesterday, particularly the tax exempt
bonds Of the first loan. The 314s sold
up to 10000, compared with loO1s at
the close on Tuesday, Bond men re
ported excellent buying in state and
municipal bonds. The centre Of activity
in the investment market is in the tax
exempt securities, which are. of course,
most attractive to men and institutions
of great wealth. The liquidation of
war contracts opens a new source Of
funds for investment, which is helping
the tax exempt market.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Informal J1inanciers

An interesting observation about
New York bankers was made by a
Belgian business leader who visited
Wall Street yesterday. He said he
found American iinanciers much less
formal than officials in British banks
and banking houses. Whereas it is
necessary 10 make appointments at
least day or two in advance to see
British bankers. the Belgian said he
was invited by several Of the most i'm
portant figures in Wall Street TO drop
IN again when ever he found it con
Vcuient"
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Interest Paid on Liberty Bonds

The government paid yestc rday s148,-
bi7,248 semi-annual interest on the "A
per cent bonds Of .hc fourth Liberty
loan. These bonds are outstanding TO
The amount Of S6,9S9 047 900 II is
oetirnated that S2,O44 778 600 Of the
fourth Liberty bonds arc held in New
York City and that $l3, ,461 ,532 interest
Was paid out here.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
The Dollar in Foreign Exchange

European exchanges moved further
in favor of New York yesterday. Ster-
ling cables, which have been weak in
tone for several days as result Of
'he great influx of bills against the
shipment of cotton abroad into the
market, closed at S4.17& compared
with SA.1S12 the previous day.
Yesterdays rates, compared with
those of a week ago, follow:
Quoted dollars to tho noundl:
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Beth Motors Advance

Bethlehem Motors was up points
yesterday. largely on the strength OF
reports of an increased export busi-
ness amounting to more than $4,000
600 and necessitating an enlarged pro-
duction programme. This company is
said to have orders for the delivery Of
twenty-five trucks week to England
representing a total Of 1900 machines
Of various capacity.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
American Wholesale Sales Gain

Gross sales of the American Whole
sale Corporation for September
amounted TO S3i89,4l1, an increase Of
S573,0A6 over the corresponding month
Of 1873 Sales for the nine months
were saS,ds2 ,03G, or SG,705,dd6 greater
than the first nine months Of the pre-
ced Ing Year.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Steel Strike Situation

SO far as the Pittsburgh district is
concerned, the strike of steel workers
has completely fizzled out, according to
steel manufacturer who visited Wall
Street bankers yesterday. The men who
are still on strike around Pittsburgh
are being held in line, the steel man
said, by strenuous efforts on the part.
of the labor leaders. who are telling
the strikers that If they viii only hold
out Congress viii intervene and force
the mill owners to grant their demands
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Paris Market Active

PARIS, Oct. Is. Trading or tire
Rorrse to-day was sustained. Three
per cent rentes werc quoted at 81
francs centmes for cash. exchange
on London at So francs 75 centimes
and the . per cent loan at 90 francs
- confines. The quotation on the dol-
lar was . francs 77la centimes.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
General CIGAR Earnings

Net earnings of the General Cigar
company. Tor the quarter ended sep
tember 80. last. were s425 ,956. For the
nine months period earnings, after de-
auctions for Federal taxes, vera
81 80 -
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
London Money Market

LONDON. Oct To- Money. 27s per
cent. Discount rates, short bills, ia
per cent. Three months bill, 4ss per
cent.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
In Wall Street

"What Do You Think of the Market"
The floor member of a leading wire
house: II am still bull OF the mar
ket and believe that the only thing
that is holding it III check now is the
uncertain labor outlook. When this
has cleared up l look for higher
prices"
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Money and Credit

There was serious shortage of call
money on the exchange yesterday,
where the rate again scared to IS per
cent, duplicating the high of the month
made on Tuesday. The market opened
and renewed at per cent, which was
also the higheat in a long while.
Banks actively called loans during
the session, causing spirited bidding
on the part of brokers to cover their
immediate demands. Heavy with
drawals for government account were
partly responsible for the stringencv.
Interior banks also drew down balances
to some extent adding to the unsettle-
nent.
Bankers expressed the opinion that
high call rates will continue for some
time yet.
In the market for time loans secured
by Stock Exchange collateral it was
been placed at per cent or in excess
OF the legal rate of per cent. Such
loans were made. at per cent with q
service charge of + per cent added.
The ruling rates for money yester-
day. compared with a year ago, were
IS follows:
Yesterday Year ago
Call money: Per cent Per cent
On mixed collateral 8 6
On intus. collateral 6ls
Time money (miXed collateraN:
Sixty days......... 6 s
Ninety days. .....,.. 6
-Four months. ......
Five to six months S
Bank Clearings - New York: Fx-
changes, $l,1S9, 9,207, SOC; balances, sos
81 $50
Sub Treasury United States Sub
Treasury credit balance, s269 oS9; Fed
eral Reserve credit balance, So ,6S6,-
999
silver-London, 63Md; New York
| $1.1Sl4; Mexican dollars. 02ls sN96lsc c.
New-York tribune., 1919-10-16
Transactions Yesterday in Listed Stocks
Summary of Stock Exchange Dealings
January I to Date

Copyright. 1919, York Tribune Inc}
CtOcks
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-17
STANTON NEWS NOTES.

~r-rial ,o~rr,pondrncc 81 Every Evening
stanton. Jan T. stanton Commun
|u, A~.ay4il.u Nil lo'd meeting in
/ tac ~chaol house tli~ evening.
NIr ~ Mr~ lcNi- DIykcv had As
AI,-,- tHl- W.rb Nh ana Mrs. &. W
n.A,l 81 Wilmington Miss Edna Chal-
ul.t. (, Newark ai thcl son. J Harvey
i DnAc,. vhn Is uuW stationed 80 the
Fr ,.yn Navy llri New York, and
II 4 ~p,ni.nr i II day iurlough With
iI. Iur.ai-
Nlr ANA Mrs. William Southgatc.
II ,rr rr.ctvmG congratulations on tho
brti ot < haht girl
Nl- H,lcn Michael is confined to
h naric ~ illness
Mis- Naomi Dennis is suffering from
pplmma winch followed IN attack
o, ~nlu~l influenza.
Nit Herbert Rathwcl IS confined
II hcr home with an attack Of Spanish
influenza
Thc Girl'- Liberty Club Of stanton met
II thc l,oc III Mrs &, +. Dlckcy last week
ard thv hr>. undertaking was the baking
Vs. tI-D4t Ihc lesson tins afternoon Wall
he u sewing
NH ..nd Nr,. [. y. pickev enter
tanned Il, dinner last evening, their
guests beng frank Blachiord 81 OHIO
Mrs Nrhc T. SNYDER, Miss Clara NJ.
Nixon. Miss Helen Comstock and Mr..
and Nlr- Benjamin /. Dckey-
Nr ana Mrs Lawrence Othoson
Spent Wednesday with Mrs Linda Clark
Nj >t Georges
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-17
SAYS COLD WEATHER
BRINGS RETURN OF
INFLUENZA
Public Must be Careful to
Avoid a Second Epidemic.
Easier to Prevent Than
Cure. What to Do.

Encouraging reports OF the fewer cases
OF influenza In this vicinity should not
COME ,arelcss In the beiief that tsse danger
Is all over says well known authority
With the coming OF cold Weather there Ie
! apt To be "A return OF this frightful cpl
drmtc and It's seriousness will depend on
the extent Of the precautions taken by tho
public 10 prevent Infection
When the air is fuli of Influenza germs
yeu may be constantly breat hing them
Into gour nose and throat. But the danger
may be avoided aud you may make your
self practically immune To Infection " you
destroy the germ before IL actually begins
work In your blood
During the recent serious epidemic, whica
hit Wilmington hard. most successful
results were obtained by many through
the simple breathing into the nose. throat
and lungs of the ncslicated air Ot oil Df
sensible precau1tou against influenza. Grippe
Coughs. Colds. Bronchitis or Catarrh Of
ths and throat could be employed
than to go now TO the nearest drug store
and get complete IlyomeI outfit consist
ing Ut bot tie Of the pure OIL ui HyOmei
and little vest pocket hard rubber tnhal
Ing teyice INTO which "A few drops OF the
oil poured
carry this inhaler with you during the
dat and aEh half hour put 10 in
your mouth and draw tefp breaf ms Of its
pure healng germicidal air into the pas
sageB ot your nose, throat and lungs 10
destroy any germs nat may have found
iodguent there This simple precautiou
maf save you a serious Illness and the
loss oi several weeks work II Is pleasant
70 use ind not at all expensive. as the in
haier will last Uterine aud further sup
plies the oil of Hyomsf .an be mad al
any drug stors Tor few cents.
Hundreds OF people in this vicinity used
Hyonei IA his way during ne recent crisis
ard avoided danger They should not
nagicct II for the danger IS ~ no
means over n R Dantorth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-17
NEWS OF THE DAY
AT NEW CASTLE
Financial Affairs of the Emergency
Hospitals Being Closed Up by
Local Committee.
srN-ial Correspondence of Every Evening

spo.iaI Correspondents of Every Evening
New Castle. Jan l7.-Nrs. l.. T..
Fliason and Mrs f. de III. Janvier are
engaged in closing up, in behalf OF the
State Council of Defence, the financial
affairs Of the two emergency hospitals
during the recent influenza epidemic.
They have asked that all bills incurred
hv the State Council Of Defence be pre-
sented nj once. Most of the bulls have
already been presented. vouchcd for by
the hospital authorities and forwarded to
the State Council.
The State of Delaware. hy it's Council
Of Defence, the committee announces.
stands back of the bills and the local com
mittec Is using every effort - obtain an
early settlement
Albert Garrett ha, returned from New
York. after spending several day on
business trlp there
The Pa,tlme \ { Seconds PLAYED the
penn-Scahoard Seconds list evening. the
latter winning ~ score 81 p to -
Nlr, Nillem Johnston Is spending
several da,- touring the lower part 81
Marvhnd
Nlr~ lrauk stevens q Philadelphia is
visiting relatives m tins otv
rancis NrpoWrll Who ha- been rUrtl
mall-carrier lar t'.c past year. ht- rt-
signed and IS ,llecc,.led ~ Preston keuN
Everyone ON tho rosie is ~orrN G. Sc Nr
Mcdowell leave. IS Lc WAS very aOcom-
modatmg and prompt.
several German hclwtts AMI uHnN
different Austrian aut G,ruan ln!t'on>
and CONS can br seen u the window ~
Z Challenger \ ~cn Ihrl Wcrc >'ni iN
First Sergeant William J. stewart 90 I
Jath Pioneer RcEiucnt
Ncldlu Ninmr who WAS operated on
several days age improving very sue-
Cesstullv
The Pa,imc 4. ( viii huIl lis ~yth
annual dance rn thc opcr. llou>c thl,
evening Bradford trehcs'r Vii iur-
nISh the music
Herbert Hanf. ubn has been a France
arrived Oh transport il Newport News
Va last week and /. low honp With la>
discharge
Mr. Harry smith ,n'crt. .Incl small
party ~ tier home on Nciue-dal
Cards have hccn received from John
llkiutuu, Who i lrtnor
Frank Bowie Who i udru' ~
Chester, IS >ptn,inl several dsEs ~ 'ii,
CITY
John Morgan of Wilmington was a
visitor in this clty YESTERDAY
We have ust received shipment ot (
Welshs Grape Iui,e, RaAIun Balm .
Wsmpolcs ivtract 81 Cod Ltvcr Oil, G,p I
and Gillette raznr blades thallerccr & 4
Son. prescription Pharlaci>t-Ndy
Santov Pine halsam With mcuthal ard /.
Eucalyptus ~ cent. for az bottle J. 4
Challenger 4 Son Prescription Phama .
clst-Adv
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-01-17
FARMERS INSTITUTE.
Special Correspondence OF Every Even

Stanton, Jan. ia Farmers In.
stitute was held IN Stanton Hall, yester.
, day. Tho afternoon session was called
TO order bv &. W. Maclary, chairman
There was an address on Labor
Saving Devices and Home Convent
cnccs' by Miss Helen Comstonk. Under
this project. she discussed the subjects
of iircleSs cookers, icelcss refrigerators,
and vacuum cleaners She also urged the
keeping of home records and said Mrs.
C.sP Dickey would give out these books.
Care and management of the Farm
Flock was discussed by Mrs Mary
r. Dickcv She brought out in her talk
that proper buildings care and feed
were the essentials
She also spoke of the breeds, keeping
of records, and trip nests.
\ survey, under the jurisdiction of
the Farm Bureau, will be started to
ascertain what breeds are being used,
and how many they have, with view
of getting in touch with people who have
these breeds.
Ia an address on Corn Production"
Frank B,ackford of OHIO, pointed out
that il was useless to Try To raise corn
not adapted 10 conditions lie also told
of some very interesting methods of
testing seed corn.
Mrs Nellie f. Snyder of Newport
l~ community chairman of labor saving
dc4ccs and clothing conservation
Mn Robert y Robinson is community
chairman on poultry.
" the evening session Mrs Joseph
SLACK ot New port gave vocal solo,
hy Mrs Nellie f. SNYDER.
llrlc va, m illustrated lecture on
Tho Duu Industry IN New Castle
{ e.uts is T. o. Bau>man. county
ag.ut. TUcrc va~ also an address on
~agal Lit, 80 the Farm by Frank
l41ektari IT ohio
Iar myrtug was closed With the SIngN
ug 81 Aucuca.