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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-08-09

NORTH CHEVY CHASE, MD.
Growing garden on my beautiful 1-acre build
ing site is worth the cash payment required,
$3.50. Lot is 40 front by 800 deep, and is Of
fered at cents a foot lower than pre-war
prices Of adjoining property; Is on concrete
road. with water, sewer, electricity, telephone,
trolley. daily deliveries; fine neighborhood: I'm
surpassed location. G. PAYNE, North Chevy
Chase. Phone Kensington TAM. TO-
FOR SALE-COZY HOME, CHERRYDALE;
six rooms; large lot and outbuidings: garden
and shade trees; price. $500; give possession
September 1.
PRANK E. HOPKINS. 4O4 Kenois bldg. Q.
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BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME FARM.

BEAUTIFUL COUNTRY HOME FARM.
90 acres, Prince Georges county; hne truck
land; only square from Penna. station. in de-
sirable town, IA miles from Capitol: large
house. rooms, bath; hot and cold water; grav-
ity feed from fine spring; hot-water heat; large
porch: beautiful, spacious lawn, with shade
and flowers: large barn: buildings exceptionally
well built and in excellent repair; large vs.
riety fruits; acres Of garden truck: one half of
10-acre corn crop; farm we'll watered by spring
fed branch: $50 600; one-third cash.
McLACHLEN BANKING CORP'N. Il
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
HIGH CLASS. 5O-ACRE COUNTRY HOME
Situated only miles out in Montgomery
county, Nd; on fine boulevard. surrounded by
estates Of wealth and refinement; large modern
house; beautiful lawn and shade: high elett :
ton with picturesque surroundings. Price.
$65 900. Address Box STR. Star office. ~
APPEALING COUNTRY ESTATE oF.:is
ACRES.
Splendidly located on high elevation and On
fine boulevard and electric railway, in Mont
gomery county. Md. only miles out; aAp-
proved by large and strictly modern house sef
IA rooms, several baths; up-to-date. first
class house; large, beautiful lawn: flowers:
shrubbery: great shade: large garden. fruit.
berries. etc.; all necessary outbuildings; hest
location out of Washington. Price, So. 900.
Address Box 35-R. Star office. 100
PRODUCTIVE FARM OF 40 ACRES. 10
Gated in Montgomery county, Nd, only tf3
miles out; near macadam road; about 40 aSSAs
woodland, balance highly improved soil with
good drainage; necessary buildings and in sod
condition; a splendid farming opportunity.
Price, $4,000. Address Box 39-R. Star ofis9.
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11th ST. NV, eR. and B., MODERN. SO 100
Kenyon st. NV, Or. and b.; near 11th st. s., 900
9Th st. ne. nr. n; mod; Tor. 3D.. gar. 81, 900
9th ct. me- near E. Cap; Or. and bath 81, 500
d. H. BERGMAN 4 CO.,
631 r ct. NV.
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w. O'HARA,
WILLETT 4 REINECKE CO.. 1900 II NV,
Exclusive Agent on above four properties.
Phone Main 1928.
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Only $3.50
Near 10th and Lamont
Semi-detached home Of rooms and store
room and bath: side lights to all rooms; there
10 room for garage; house IN very good cottf-
ton: to be vacant September 1: It has fur
mace and gas. can sell this on terms 81 200
cash and $50 month.
T. B. BROWN CO.,
1911 G ct. NV. Franklin $685.
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HOWARD & HINES,
Incorporated.
Ho1mead Place Just North
of Park Road
10 rooms and bath. Hot-water hest.
Garage in rear. Immediate possession.
Price. $s.71e
Cleveland Park
Nine rooms and bath hot-water heat.
electricity. Double garage. lot 100x
$50. fruit and shade trees. An attrae-
tive hone IN nAs neishborhood.
Price, S18.6
Webster Street Just off 10th
Eight rooms. 2 baths. large reception
hall, hot-water heat, anil. One Of
the most attractive homes near upper
istk street Immediate po'se'si"n.
Vernon Street Near 18th
Ten ROOMS and bath. hot-water hest
Serseod. innedisis possissios. Price.
Hiatt Street Near Park Road
all outside rooms: convenient to 18th
street cars. Price, S1b 900.
Calvert Street Near 10th
Eleven rooms, baths. hot-wateP
heat, ami; desirable neighborhood;
tnnediate possession. Price, ~. 600.
Park Road Near 18TH
fen rooms. baths. v.por hest:
aee; one Of the most attractive homes
b this neighborhood. Price. 81. 900.
Crittenden Street Between
-. 18th and 18th
Eight rooms. 2 baths. hot-watef
heat. electricity. A good a. new; in
staataneous heater. Immediate pos-
session. Price. I'll, 600.
HOWARD & HINES,
Incorporated,
~ 18th ct. NV. Franklia sso1
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Elegant, Conveniently
Arranged new homes Of large rooms
and bath; porches front and renr;
d6uble oak floors up end down Stairs:
h.w.h.: open 6repllces: up-to-the-miA.
pte electric lighting fixtures: conven-
tent to the cxrs. Moderate prices ard
terms. See sample house. la varnum
Ut. NV, Petworth.
HOWARD & HINES, Inc,
~ 18th ut. NV. Phi. Frank. $500.
&c, 5O0-2ll 1st ST. N.W.8-sTORY BRICK
Or. ana Bath; fine roominG section. OFFER want
Cd. ". J. DONNELLY. 327 A 1t. Sc.
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INVESTMENT
| "a go Is the price.
Two family nat.
| 81 900 cash payment;
$45 monthly;
| 516 and 516h n ct. ne.
rs. and bath. back porch, yard, alley each.
win rent for $50 easily.
First-class condition Throughout,
| L. 2071. NEWSOM. 1af0 n H.
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For Colored
OF THE BETTER CLASS.
Suburban Homes.
See GLENDALE. D. c.. the suburb Of artis-
tic homes. wide streets; school adjoining prop
erty. Only ~ blocks from Capitol Some
choice lots can be bought for $3.50 each; y
cash and s. per month on each lot. We viii
build your house. Two 5.room Bungalow at
s.room house. go; % 500 cash. n 20 ' pel
month. VIII be ready in 90 days. our rep.
Gss take .. e.Is y ss
s. s. e. cstn ST. me- Walk south into Glendale
City Homes.
s., 350-Kenyon ct. NV. near Georgia ave.; 6r.
b.: deep lot to wide alley; $500 cash
$3.50 per month.
A,500-1e09 st. NV. Z rooms bath, base.
ment. latrobes; deep lot to wide nj.
ley; $500 cash, $40 per month.
"a, 5oo-1sth st.. near lows Circle, Q room,
and bath; $500 cash. $45 per month.
Is, 500 ST.. between 18th and 18th NV, II
rooms and bath. bedrooms; two-story
brick stable; $500 cash. $50 per month
So, 750-12th ST.. near Rhode Island ave-, Il
rooms and bath. h.-w.h.; 900 cash
800 per month.
IRWIN & SHANK,
14l0 1t. NV. Main 3o0s.
EIGHT-RooM HOUSE. THREE ACRES OF
ground: all kinds of fruit; hne artesian water;
all in good repair; 30 minutes to Treasury
HhoA n To nuic
lighting; 1900 square feet Of ground; room fol
garage R. f. = WALKER REALTY CO.,
kenois bldg. 18th and G NV. -
1915 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
large bright rooms; on two floors: front
porches; semiidetached; large lawns; house Il
In perfect condition End one Of the co1ies'
homes in the NV. Price only $500. Terms
Phone II. 2s7. 8. GoLDENBERG. 141o G.
NORTHWEST SECTION.
Near North Capitol and New York ave., sr
On i Thomas n; St. near 1st sr. and B.. with
fine heating plant.
Near list and Florida sve.. Or. and b.. ON 4
strictly white street.
NORTHEAST SECTION.
On r st.. near North Capitol. Sr. and b
Bungalow. just completed. near 22d and
| Rhode Island ave. 6r. and b.. ami.
On X St. near 9th ST.. Or. and b.; near
good ear line.
Near 9th and K sts.. Or. and b.. h.-w.h.
good lot best buy in northeast today.
a On Quincy pl.. near 1st. 7r. and D.; house
On North Capitol st.. above Fla. ave.. Or
On 7th ST, just above x ST.. sr. and b.
On K.s st., near North Capitol st.. 81. and b..
| h.-w.h.
SOUTHEAST SECTION.
9th st.. near Pa. ave-. 6r. ana D. fface
On 4th St, near East Capitol ST.. good house
| II the house you want Is not on this is'
| you must call write or phone, a. We nave q
good many houses that are not advertised.
See US at once. -
You may inspect any Of these houses b.
Phone Main 1927 for our free. auto service
THOMAS A. JAMESON,
$50 NEW YORK AVE. NV.
Phone Main 1927.
| NEAR 5th AND MASS ,AVB.-FRoNTING
park; 10 rooms and bath; hot-water neat
Price. SO. 900. Easy terms;
723 Goth st. NV.
| NEAR goth AND n STs. N.W.-BRICk
! house with 8 rooms and bath. immediate o.
cupancy. Price. q. $50. Cash. $50, oansee
WV nsE.o .roDp,s roopuApn
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Six ROOM HOUSE. WITH MODERN PLUME
ing. room for garage; In good northwest See
ton; rented ut $3.50 per month; to quick
purchaser. with enough cash, win sell Tor
1900. Address Box LOOK. Star Office.
So, 200 WILL BUY A FINE PROPERTY,
splendidly located on Nichola ave-. Anacostia !;
BARGAIN; $500 cash balance monthly.
b. Z. Law. 1910 3 ct. Sc. 10s
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FOR sALECOUNTRY PLACE; GROOM
bungalow; large attic and porches; fruit trees,
houses; 10 to 40 acres Of land, as desired.
On hill; fine view; wooded slope to stream;
10 minutes walk to one car line; 20 Minutes
walk to steam cars and another trolley; one
mile east Of College Park, Md. Inquire at
residence. IL
SIX ROOM DWELLINGS; 10 ACRES. PRICE.
81. 900: 10-room dwelling, large lot. 81. TOO.
Call or phone 8 to 10 am. J. 8. JONES, OK
ford bldg, g
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ron HOMES AND INvEsTMENTS
They know Washinsten:"

NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE, Ills. BETWEEN
room modern house: easy terms. Price. 5000.
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FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
400 acres: splendid farm, about 20 miles
from Washington. in Montgomery county
roads perfect; splenddiy equipped with e'-
betterments or repairs; now used rs grazing
and dairy farm. Apply for Information
800 acres. This attractive place is yours
for S15, 900. Has old-fashioned 11-room house.
3 porches, outbuldmgs. stable. Courthouse.
granary, 3 chicken houses. tobacco barns.
etc. The soil Is coed Leonardtown loan. rro-
dcctive and capable of raising COED cr1ps-
Give this immediate attention.
100 acres. Very attractive productive farm.
Very good farmhouse state highway from
Washington to Baltimore; convenient to cleo
trio cars and steam railroad. Price, S2o.OW.
342 acres Very desirable property: excel
lent for stock raising and capable Of produc-
ing excellent crops. Price, $17.5oo.
105 acres; near state road to Washington. Il
miles. This is finely improved farm. all
cleared. waste land: brings fine crops; well
supplied with water and has an excellent rest
dence attractively located in grove. Price.
SIS 900. This should attract immediate al
tention.
Very attractive little place Of acres nj
Berwyn. on the Washington and Baltimore
boulevard; has good pebbledashed house.
ton; 2-story barn; vegetables, fruits. poultry
houses for 1000 chickens; all very Desirable
Price only s., 900.
Desirable home at College Park, Nd: at
tractive- dwelling. l. rooms and bath; all
modern improvements. including electricity:
nice porches; lawn of one-fourth acre; large
shade trees; excellent barn; electric cars to
city. Price, $500.
rryrr TT c.rrNYDEnC O. cn.
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WIN. H. SAUNDERS & CO..
Southern Building,
BOZ 18th St. NV.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE FARM
NEAR REDLAND, IN MONTGOMERY

COUNTY, MARYLAND.
The undersigned. as trustees. will sell at
public auction, on the premises. the ZADOC
MAGRUDER FARM of 431 7-12 acres. near
Redland. Montgomery county. Nd, on WE'D
NESDAY, THE THIRD DAY OF SEPTEM-
3S1 acres are in excellent state of cultiva-
tion. and about 100 acres in good oak. chest
nut and hickory timber. 1t is divided into 10
fields, and all well watered and fenced and
Is very productive. The improvements consist
Of large 10-room brick residence, large stable.
barrack, courthouse, wheat granary and other
ipgs This farm Is on good roads connecting
with Derwood and Gaithersburg sta tfons. ON
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. and leading
to Washington, D. c., and Frederick, Md.
For further particr1ars write to
FRANK HIGGINS and
JOHN f. MUNCASTER,
Trustees, Rockville, Md.
no O a n Sol
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NEAR 5th AND MASS. ,AvB.-FRoNTING
Price Price. s IL CO. SS"' Easy np terms Sas'
JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD.
723 Goth st. NV.
NEAR goth AND Srs. N.W.-BRICk
house with rooms and bath. Immediate oc-
cupancy. Price. $3.50. Cash. $3.50, baaaes
WV JAMES MORRIS WOODWARD.
523 10th Of, 1.WS
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS

Havs you seen It. The prettiest and mes.
pietuFesque suburban property In the city
High ground overlooking the Potomac for one
mile. Also faces Conduit road and car line.
Same distance. All within one block Of car.
enc fsrs. No change. We are now having
uausually heavy sales, all to good people. 70
build homes. Under stringent restrictions. It
viii always be white. At present rate Of sell.
ing an viii soon be sold and you win regret
.ot b.ying . site fog home, gardens, fruit ana
chickens. Act quickly and come out and look
II over. Water. sewer. electricity. Buy BOW
md build when 1t suits you. Several new
homes sping mp now and We expect to build
gstte. 2 number for sale. Price very moderate.
Lots $z26 to $500. Easy terms Take Cabin
John car, get OF at Jewett 1t. and see ". y.
jackson, owner, 5424 Copduit road. Cleyelald
go, or call on 3. T. DORSETT. ownes. It Of.
De. 1904 Il q. NV. Main 7000.
BEAUTIFUL FOREST a1EN. EIGHT MILES
north-Steam and electric transportation and
smooth macadam road to property. 14-room
stone and frame house. baths; highest eiev.:
light; cleo. motor: sewerage; garage; virgin
hardwood shade; hardwood doors; 1 Ia acres
tree and vine fruits; garden plot: environ
ments superb; close to female seminary, schools
and churches; located in q beauty spot; z home
like property. Price. $lS.500 STONE 4
FAIRFAX Ask for Mr.. CROSSMAN.
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34O-ACRE MD. FARM, 10 MILES FROM d. C.:
u mile from trolley and B. 4 o. R.R. and
Baltimore boulevard: 200 acres in pine and
oak wood: cut wood enough to pay for
whole farm; 40 acres fine corn and wheat
land: running stream; no houses. To close an
estate, can be sold at $50 acre. 80
10 acres land; Groom house: near Beltsville.
Nd; 100 feet front BALTIC. boulevard:
81, 900; half cash.
F. P SHEEHY, 1410 st. Franklin Gill.
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GROOM HoUsE-GAS: GARAGE. 10 FIT.
So; 1900 50. II. ground large lawn and
shade trees; walking distance to cars; one-fare
zone; must have all or two-thirds cash; balance
to be raised by giving trust on property,
which Ia free from incumbrance. Call after 3
pm. Price, $3.50. 37Os Baker ST., Mt.
Rainier. Md. 81
ONLY Is MINUTES TO o. 8. TREAS
ury; must be sold at once; party going
north; 7-room bungalow; hot-water
heat. electricity and gas. open fire.
place, sleeping porch. large lot; only
SIS, $50; reasonable terms. See F. A.
LINGER. 23T7 Rhode Island ave.
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EIGHT ROOM HOUSE. THREE ACRES OF
ground: all kinds of fruit; dne artesian water;
all In good repair: 30 minutes to Treasury.
Cheap to quick purchaser. Terms.
Groom brick, tiled bath, h.w.h., electric gas
lighting; 1900 square feet Of ground; room for
8 garages. A bargain.
r. e. WALKER REALTY CO.,
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22h- ACRE FARM; UNDER CULTIVATION.
new 7-room house; chicken houses 14x80; sta
ble outbuildings: orchard; one horse; two
milk cows. two brood sows. 65 hens $50 chicks
incubator brooders., buggies, wagon, har-
ness. farm Implements; 2k miles trolley /;
1000. Owner, HERMAN CRAMER. Laurel.
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100 acres Very attractive productive farm.
Very good farmhouse on state highway from
Washington to Baltimore; convenient to cleo
trio cars and steam railroad. Price, S2J,UU.
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1915 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. NV.
/ large. bright rooms; on two floors; front
porches; semi-detached; large lawns; house II
In perfect condition end one Of the coxfes'
Phone II. 2s7. 9. GoLDENBERG. 141o G.
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Near 18th street and Columbia road.
This house contains 10 rooms and bath.
hot water heat. Cd and 81 story back
porrhes, and is q good purchase at the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-16
New Fall Dresses
NelU Fall Suits
NeW Fall Coats
NeU Fall Blouses
New Fall Hats

There two very big advantages in immedi-
ately picking out your Fall Clothes from this assort
ment The selection is complete and secondly
you have an opportunity to them longer.
Come in inspect this Fall showing. There is
much that is and unusual in clothes for Fall
Here is your opportunity obtain first hand in
formation this very interesting subject
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-16
JULY 10, 1919.
PACKERS VERSUS PFOPI F

sen sherman OF Illinois y no mas had the white
subdued By the colored races one day. and D.
the vatican the next through the cnannei of the
League of Natons-anythmg TO berate the president
and his administration.--wou Id have the federal
trade commission appropriations considerably re-
duced. ne has admitted this in speeches in the
he has great respect for the commits
sion.
Thus within few weeks after the senate is forced
TO consider the recommendations of Sens. Warren
and smoot that the appropriation Cor the federal
trade commission DE reduced the Clique" makes
another report show the people that some day
the five big packers OF the country may control the
entire food supply.
There may not have been any connection between
these incidents and the criticism of Sen Kenyon Of
Iowa, republican, who told mis- colleagues after
they endeavored reduce this appropriation and
others, that the republican leadership showed
abundant capacity for making mistakes" In any
event, there going be putting of senator's
record within few months Just how many
OF them ready to join in a fight the packers
Sen Kenyon has laid before the senate bill
which would permit almost absolute control Of the
packing industry. The packers would not be per-
step outside their business and into who'll
" different line. They would be forced to permit
the government TO control them through a license
system. They would have to give up Their owner
have to see the government establish pubc marAets
for the distribution of foodstuTs
II is interesting situation According TO the
reports which have to senator's the packers
are spending about 100000 month ADVERTISING
They preparing their defense. At the same time
the department of agriculture is making a public
statement that some government agency must assure
producers and consumers fair deal in dstri-
button of food products And farm organizations
modelling in Washington assist the hght
the packers. Two contending armies then
formed, and both very powerful
II is not in error that Sen. Kenyon speaks when
ne says there is coming a bitter night the senate
the question of control of the packers. He
and those who want to control them viii have their
opponents. Sen. sherman and Sen. Penrose, power
rul leaders in the republican ORGANIZATION have
not much sympathy for the department agriculture
for the federal trade commission. They may not
Join with Kenyon in his Sight
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-16
PRESIDENT AND SENATE.

ANY indisposition Of the senate foreign relations
committee hear the president on the German
treaty or the League OF Nations-because of violat-
ink precedent. otherwise,-is not likely to set
we'll with the people.
is a natural and IosicaI thng for Pres't Wilson
10 put himself the service of the senate as he
done. in consideration OF the peace treaty.
He would be failing in lis duty and failing IN de-
ference the il did otherwise. Circum-
stances have given him a more complete knowledge
than possessed by any other American OF the pro-
of the treaty, the back Of those pro.
visions and the practical objects sought by them.
when Mr. Wilson went abroad his parting word
TO the senate was You viii know all that I know
During his stay Paris complained he
had forgotten that promise. Now that ne offers to
make good IL. they hardly refuse whatever
enlightenment and cooperation ne Is able TO give
them.
There need he no embarrassment to anybody in
president attending meetings of the senate for
elen relations committee the invitation Of that
body II may be variance with Washington pre-
cedent. but is OF no importance 1t is nothing
unusual abroad Premier Clemenceau. who stands
almost precisely the relation TO the Frenci
government Pres't Wilson the United states
government. has been attending sessions of the
parlaments foreign relations committee &c explain
the and purpose Of debaable clauses in the
peace treaty.
There need be no excitement raised. either over
the that the president may visit the senate
chamber durinE debates the treaty TO answer
questions and even participate in The debates Thus
is recognized il every European country possessing
parliamentary system as one of the natural func-
tions Of the executive head Of tho government-ts
submit TO Interrogation" by the law makers AM
explain measures with which he is particularly
cerned. LLovd George has done this over and over
again. during the and since. with resard &c
ms and peace policies. de viii explain and
defend the peace treaty before the British parua-
uent.
The United states congress. d" hoth branches -
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-16

VIGOROUSLY long on precedent What the nation s in
;erested IN is businesslike handling OF the Feacs
treaty II Is nothing more than practical comrscn
sense for the preston and the set to-
gether and work out fight out the issues involved
with the nation for an audience
Refusal Of the senate committee to hear the
president merely means that the senate does rot
want the information at his command: that the
committee is afraid OF such information. The
thought one day OF calling him before the
mittee aud keeping him there. shut of his
Of the country taking the treaty the people and
then the decision next day not him at all
well. it merely goes TO show it is more OF a
question with the committee what 70 do with the
president than it is OF enlishtening itself the
two documents before it; that treaty nor tn,
League constitute TIE real issue. but-woodroW
Wilson.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-16
EMPEROR CORN.

Corn is more than king this year. Corn is emperor
Of American agriculture.
Wheat. even with its unprecedented volume. and
the high price guaranteed b. the government and
supported by world demand. is expected bring
in uifle Of s2.57T. 900. The crop.
though smaller than for years is said he worth.
the basis CT present market prices, less thar
S4.77O 100000. Thus the nearly doubles the
value OF the wheat. and if prices continue their
upward trend may really 10 so. reaching a
five billions-incomparab bly, more than any crop
ever worth in any country.
Before the farmers used to get % so cents
a bushe for their corn. In 1917 the price the
dazzling Gsure OF 90 cents. Last wear 1t Jumped
S1.}5. Now it is 50, and apparently gors higher
II has risen much more proportonately than wheat
Hereafter its importance will he fully
cognized. American farmers will plant
year instead of givins the preference,to wheat
they did this year
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-07-16
The Tower of Babel
By Bill Armstrong

We wish 10 announce the estab-
lishment OF a new club in South
Bend. This city is practically with
out clubs and an organization such
as we propose will MI a long felt
want The club. as we plan il. shall
be composed exclusively OF automo-
bile owners. and shall be known as
the Haul Me-Home club. The only
requirement TO belong 10 the organ
izatiOn Is that you have an extra
seat in your car and that the ma
chine be sufficiently seaworthy 20
hold together until we reach 319 y.
Scott st. An auxiliary organization
has been proposed. but It will prob
ably not be started for some little
time as yet. The auxiliary shall be
known as the Haul-Me-T To W or
club. We are never in any partic-
ular hurry to get 10 work. so the
auxiliary is not so badly needed at
the present time and no effort will
be made to encourage its establish
ment until the Haul Me-Home club
has been established and is well on
its way to success.