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The Washington herald., 1919-03-11
STOCKS RECEDE;
then ADVANCE
Feeling That Republicans
Will Not Tolerate Govern
ment Ownership Of R.R.
BY BROADAN WALL,

New York. March 10.-After a
heavy opening todly in which there
were recessions of from one to two
points fresh buying movement
came into the market and impor-
tant gains Were recorded through
out the entire list. United States
Steel was strong feature, but the
independent steels moved up easier.
Baldwin was prominent feature
again and the oil stocks continued
active and strong almost to the very
close of the day. Just at the end
Of the session there was some profit
taking but even the offerings were
well taken and the market showed
no signs of weakness. Transactions
were more than 100000 shares.
There is more evidence OF public in
terest in the market. Commission
houses report large numbers of GUS
toners in branch offices.
Underlying the market Is the feet
ing that government ownership will
have litN3 chance in a Republican
Congress and particularly so since
President Wilson went away without
making provision for the railroads.
The bankers who are coming forward
TO help the properties will have a
EllOllS ltlu On Allt FtNl anu
they believe the roads will come back
under such conditions as will be good
for stockholders as well as the public.
Another very important factor IN
the market is the fact that the limit
put on loans by the money committee
last fall made possible the accumula-
tion of stocks by very rich men 70
great advantage and made it impos-
sible for the ordinary citizen to {
what he wanted. The result is that
rich men have tremendous bargains.
II is interesting also to note that
If the rich men who thus have such
profits to their credit cash in those
profits they will have to give a very
large percentage to the government
in taxes. Thus they are much less
liable to sell out in public than under
ordinary circumstances.
DistiIlers had another sharp up
ward movement based on the COM
panys plan fo- making ',Suid sugar.
1t may that the company will go
further and make candy.
In connection with the plan 10 list
Cramp Shipbuilding on the New York
Exchange. attention is called to the
fact that there is but little of tho
stock afioat
The Washington herald., 1919-03-11
BALTIMORE GRAIN.

Bsltimore Nd, March n-WHkAT-Saies
Winter. red. No. ), 232S. one carload No.
, mixed winter, 2Sl%..
Cob corn quoted at: White, 65 per barrel fol
carload, and yellow. SIS.
Track yellow corn. No. ), for domestic delivery
quoted at Is pcr bushel.
Oorn sales; carload. No. , white domestic. on
track, at lf2 yer bushel; small lots of white de-
lTered at l.i0
OATs-RapEc OF prices. standard white, 70
No. white. 62Sas9.
RYE-Range Of prices. bag lots OF nearby rye
as to quality. l.l5al.3 per bushel; No. Western
exToTt, spot, l.55
HAI-No. l timothy. 5l.Oo: standard timothy,
aO.ooa5.oo; No. timothy. p ooa2 50; No tim,
othy, S ooa2s %; No. light clover mixed. Is 5Oa
900; No. 2 light clover. mixed, q. .Ooaz, so. No
clover. mixed q. s.ooa2s. so; No clover. mixed
2j.5ss21 %; No. clover. GocaZ 50: No. clover.
24.0oaZj. %, No. 3 clover, 20 ooa23O0
STRAW-No. straight rye, H.C0sls0o: No. :
straight rye. leo0aI7 90; No. tangled rye, 800;
No. tangled ne, l30oal4oo; No. l wheat. 1850;
No. wheat. l2ooal2s0; No. l oat, u0al5.0,;
No. oat, I2.JOal3.eo.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-11
Southeast Washington
Personal NeiUs Notes

Members of the Public Improve
ment Association of Congress Heights
voiced criticisms of the railroad
company at the regular meeting last
night in the Baptist Portable Build
ing. particularly in reference to the
practice of changing the signs on the
street cars after they leave their
terminus. thereby changing their
destination and causing no little in
convenience to the patrons. A. f.
Joy, in presenting the question,
stated that frequently cars leaving
Takoma Park marked for Congress
Heights, change their destination on
the way. thereby making 1t neces-
sary for all Congress Heights pa
irons to get of at the point where
ii seems to suit the convenience of
the starters to turn the. car back.
and wait for the next car. The as
sociation will ask the Utilities COM
mission to prevent this practice. as
all cars leaving Takom1 Park are
scheduled to run through to Con-
gress Heights, and even when all OF
them do, 1t is claimed that the serv-
ice is poor enough. but when some
of them are stopped and turned back.
then the service becomes extremely
poor, Edward Blaine called atten-
tion to the fact that the crews on
the cars keep them oyeTheated dur
ing mild weather, and the railroad
company Will be asked to issue
strict orders forbidding this. and
also causing a saving TO themselves.
In connection with the street car
condition. a request also will be made
of the railroad company. that the
Mount Pleasant cars now operating
as far as First and f streets south
east, be operated all the way to AnJ
nacostia. 1t is believed that this
change would relieve to a great ex-
tent the present congestion on the
Southeast line during rush hours, and
also create another route TO the Sec
ton.
The commissioners will be asked to
cause an improvement 10 be made
this spring TO the roadway OF Nichols
avenue from the end of the present
asphalt to the District line. Reports
Were made indicating that this road
way is in bad shape,
At the request Of the association the
railroad company stated in a letter
read last night that IT had placed a
The Washington herald., 1919-03-11
WASHINGTON PRODUCE.

EGGS-Nesrtv current receipts, sau; South,
ern 3.
LIVE POULTRY - Roosters. per IN. ssa-s;
turkey, per ID. 55a2eci hens. Per ID. Sa8
chickens. 3sA4o; guneas. 75c each.
DRESSED POULTL LA-Turkeys pcr ID. Es
ss; Toosters. per ID. 2; hens. per h.. las;
capous, s5ais
GREEN FRCIT-Apples. Per bbl. BALL
box, 375st: California lemons tsti; CsIfOrnis
oranges. Sass; Florida oranges, SAL cranbcrries.
lssgO pcr bbl. grapefruit, sHaS.
VEG GETABLES-PotAtoes No. !. 3Us35 per
sack: beans. per has. 3as: peipers. crate 3isas
eggplant 3za5 crate; cabbage, old. 100 lbs, 2x25s
cabbage, new. 2a275 bas; beets. crate. 2sai; let
tuce. lac bas; peas 2s7 bas; sweet potatoes,
5as'4 geT hbl; CGliioT~is celery crate. lnal2:
Florida. 5ssIk; celery. l.joa2o bunch; squash
per bbl. I.5oa20o; spinach. 3a3h per bbl: kaIe.
2La2ls per bbl; turnips, Looal.5o per bbi; R1ori-
da tOmstCes ga crate.
DRESSED PoRB-Lisht. 81; medium. aAz
he.Vv. lsale.
LIVE STOCE-sheep. per Ib ss7; calves. liza
Is; me5ium. l3al;. common. II: lambs, lssls.
HAY ANDcS nAIN-No / timothy. Ga53 a
ton: No. timothy. DiAs51 a ton mixed hay.
3OaJl ton: mixed cats, 6ss70; white, cats, ia
-: corn. l.E
sEEDS-Clover. 2. % per bushei; Timothy, S 3
pr busbel. ed top grass. lssl7c per pound blue
grass. 3.50a375 per bushel; orchard grass. %75s
40 per bushel
The Washington herald., 1919-03-11

34s35c; Store-Tscked frsts, 34s3jc: rolls. MARY
land and PENNSYLVANIA. extras. Ga35c; do. West
Virginia extras, 4s35c; do Ohio. extras, 3Ia35c
EGGS - Firsts: Western Maryland Pennsyl-
Vania and nearby. ilc; Eastern Shore of Mary
land and Virginia. 4lc; Western (Ohio), Ic;
West Virginia, toc; Southern North Cardinal,
SC: duck eggs, nearby. per dOz, 45c
POTATnES-New YHrk, per l50-'h sack 3 Goa
SIS; Western. per lob sack. 275s2O: Penn
sylrania. per cwt, 2oCa2 25 Eastern Shore Of
l.ioal-5o: Western Shore Of Maryland MeCor-
mcks Per cEt, l.sOal.6O; White Stars. per cvt
l.sOa2.0o; Cobblers. per cwt.. L75a2O0.
LIVE POULTRY Chickens. young. large.
smooth, Per ID. 4Cc; do. winter. . lbs and
under. ID. I5a Sc; do. young. rough and Stacy.
10. .ssaoc; do, young. by express. h. 33z4oc:
do. old roosters, per h.. 2Is22c: do old hens.
over lbs. &c; do do small. Ii, sc; do white
Leghorn hens, ID. As5jc; Ducks. Muscovy and
mongrel. young, ID, 35a3sc; do. White Pekins,
young. ID. Ssa46c; do puddle, 31s lbs and over.
lb. 36a3sc; do, smaller. poor, ID, 35a3Sc;
blers. PR lb, ilst2c; do. old toms ID. 37s3sc;
do, crooked breast, poor. per h. 32a33c: pigeons
old. pair. 25s3oc; do young pair 25ajoc; guinea
foWs, young. over Ia lbs. each, leo; do. oIu.
each, 60a6Sc
GARDEN PRODUCTS AND GREEN
FKUITS-AppIes Now York. No l. ner bbl
7.5Oslo5o; PsnnsylTania. fancy Iork,, No, l. rer
bbl. e.Salo.oo: Maryland and Virgiuis various
varieties, No. l, 7.oosll.0C beam, S0Oa4 8 Ter
has; celery. California. per crate, 7ooa 90;
washed. Per Io'. I.50al.so: New York, per crate,
soosl2oo; washed. per dos l50sl.e0; cranherries
per hbl, ls.0a2:.oo; cabbage. New York Danish
seed, Per ton. 30 ooa35.00; domestic Der ton.
oelcoo; homegrown, 100 heads. 3oOa5. 90; grare-
fruit. Florida, brights, box, 35oai75: ksle, box
ss6oc; new Florida. has, l.75acoo; eggplant,
Florida. crate. 3.1a5.So: lettuce Florida, na,
4.0osi.D; do. California. i5oa5.oo; onions. New
York. per cvt., 4ooai5o; do. Western. per cwt.
45os5.oo; oranges, Florida. per box. I75a
SO peppers, Florida, per crate, 70oa7. 50:
squash, Florida, per crate, 3.5oa4.Oo: spin
sch. homegrown, per box, l.2sLTS Nor
folk. per bbl. aGa300; strawberries, Florida
per at, 5oa6oc; sweet potatoes, Eastern Shore OF
Maryland. fancy. per bbl, 7cossoo; do, 1-bus
basket, 265a275.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-11
new MALADY ]:
PROVES FATAL
One of IS Chicago Victims
Succumbs to Sleeping
Sickness.

Chicago. March io.-The first
fatality among fifteen cases Of fll-
ness resembling sleeping sickness
was reported here today.
Fifteen csses Of the mysterious
disease have been reported here
One arousing especial interest was
that Of Miss Lydia Gray. Evanston.
in comatose state for the last
eighteen days. A consultation will
be held over her today. .Hla
J. d. Robertson. health commits
sioner. said 80 per cent OF the ply
sicians who had seen the ailmcrt
believed it form Of infantile
paralysis. 80
Proof that this is not sleeping
sickness is that the disease is al
weys fatal while recoveries from
"Iethargic encephalities" are the
rule.
Richmond. Va. March 1o.-Stste
Health Commissioner r. g. VIII
Jams announced there was no cause
for alarm for the appearance here
Of "'encephalities lethorica-" The
commissioner characterized the ma
lady as being .sn old-new disease
The Washington herald., 1919-03-11
PHILADELPHIA PRODUCE.

Philadelphia, March 1o.-Prices on the local
produce market range follows:
BUTTER-Solid- packed creamery extra 60c
higher-scoripg goods. Sla63c, the latter for job
bing sales; extra rsts. 5sa59c frsts 5ia57c: sec
Onds. 50a53c; sweet creamery. choice and fancy.
e2ss4c; fair to good. 5Ss6lc: ladle-pscked, as to
quality, Ssa4oc: packing stock, 36a37c; fancy
brands Of nearby prints jobbing at s6sSsc fair
to good, 55s6ic.
EGGS-Nearby frsts, f2.45 per crate; nearby
current receipts, l23); Western extra frsts, l2 30
rer crate; do. frsts. l2GIA PER crate; inferior
lots lower; Southern, 100 per crate; fancy
selected, carefully candled eggs were jobbing at
4sa5lc per dozen.
LIVE POULTRY = Fowls, 36a57c; broiling
chickens, soft-meated lh and rounds apiece
6a5Sc spring chickens. soft-meated, larger
sizes, Sa!0c; shaggy young ROSTERS, 2sa3lc:
old ROSTERS, ?6aZ7c; ducks, Pekiu, l2a45c; do.
Indian Runner, ioailc; geese. SOC; pigeons. old,
per pair. soc; do. young, per pair, i5a5Oc
POTATOES-White Jersey, per s.-bu basket
No. l. 75seoc No, 2. 5qan@; white potatoes,
Pcnnsylrsnis, No. l, per fOO lbs. 2los23o; white
potatoes, Western, le0 lbs. l.s5a2 10: white po-
tetoes New York. per 100 lbs, 20a2 20; sweet
potatoes, Jersey, Yer basket, No. |, l75aI.s0: No.
2 L2jali0; sweet potatoes, Eastern Shore, per
bbi, No. I, SAT; sweet potatoes. Delaware and
MARYLAND. bushel hamper, No. /, 2.65a2ss; No.
. L75z2co
The Washington herald., 1919-03-11

eminent ownership than by private
owners. There was no more break
down In the American railroad system
after the war began than was the
case with the steel companies, which
were unable to furnish all the steel
wanted. or the cotton mills. which
could not furnish all the cloth that
was needed, or the shipyards, that
could not furnish all the ships that
were wanted.
Mr.. Elliott's address is certain to
receive wide attention. for it Is
among the irst of the communications
made by men of great experience. re-
spected for Integrity and recognized as
business statesmen. which have been
made since this, railroad proposition
became acute.
"HOLLAND."
The Washington herald., 1919-03-11
NEW YORK PRODUCE.

Now York. March o.-BUTrER-Fim re-
reipis, 6so2 tnbs; creamery. higher than extras.
F9rraGgc; creamery. extras re scorcl. 5SI4s5aC;
creamery. hrsts. 65'saSSc; packing stock, current
make No Z. Sc.
EGGS-UnssttIed; receipts. Io.al cases; fresh
gathered extras 43as4ic; fresh, gathered, regular
racked. extra frsts, i2i-ai5c; do. NrstS. lat2c
State. PENNSYLVANIA and nearby Western hen
nrrr whites. hne 10 fanr', teajnc do. do, ordi-
nary 10 prime, fIsisc; do, do. browns, &c; DO,
sathcrrd browns and mixed cnlors, i2a4ic.
CHEESE-strong; receipts, eos boxes; State,
currout make specials, Sc; do, average nun.
ClEa3lsc.
LIVE POULTRY-Wcak chickens. Sc; fowls,
Sc old roosters, &c: turkeys. 32atoc; dressed.
quiet: chickens. frozen, 25sSsC; fowls froEcn.
esa96c: fresh 29a36. old rocstcrs, frozen, 2s5c
TURKEYS frozen S9ai5C
The Washington herald., 1919-03-11
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, March lO.-Hope Of early
raising Of the blockade of the central powers,
encouraged by reports that uncensOred cabling
wOIld soon be permitted TO and from neutral
countries. had a bullish effect cotton today.
and the market developed Considerable strength
Trading was active and general. An increased
nrmbcr Of reports came TO hand complaining of
DELAYED farm work due to heavy rains and
flooded conditions Of lowlsnds. The spot article
was firm advances of I4c being noted at several
leading points
The local market closed very steady at net
gain Of 35s9i points on old and Of 31s65 points
on new contracts
TIE receipts at the ports fer the day were
lj.f f1i bales.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-11

I" good, 1.O0a9Oo; common to medium. 3.Soa6. 20
SHEEP AND LAMBS-R Receipts for the week
en- ed neon today were So head. against lsI,
nead last week. Light suTply; market higher
Quote: Sheep. 6.ooal4CO: lambs, Iioosao0 90
HOGS-Receipts for the week ended noon "a.
day were fl,sl3 head. against I6. 20 head las,
week. Fair supply; market higher. Quote
Lights, 800; heavy to medium 1875: pigs
f.5oalSo; roughS. IS iCal6CD
CALNES-Receipts for the week ended noon
today were l.O3i head against e5l heal last
week. heavy supply; market steady on good
kind, others lower. Quote: Calves. l00al9oO
The Washington herald., 1919-03-11
BALTIMORE LIVESTOCK
ispccial Dispatch To Tbs Herald ,

ESPECIAL Dispatch to The Hersldl
CATTLE-Receipts for the week ended noon
today were 3,SsS head. against 2.s53 head last
week; receipts 80 carloads for market today.
l8 carloads for market for the week. Market
opened fairly active and closed dull and drsggy
with decline Of sc on choice and from SOC 70
Soc on all other kinds. Quote: Steers extra
choice, B.0sr2 good hut ehoice. l3.5oaafe;
medium. llooal35; common, T.56alo.50; hoifer.,
extra, l. 2-Jai3.5o; fair to good, e5sIis; COM
mon to medium, 7.o0as.a5; bulls choice. Il oa
i2.lS; fair to good, s.jSss.75; common to me
dun, 7.ocas@i ICONS. choice, Io.coalcz5 fair
The Washington herald., 1919-03-11
CURB MARKETS.

New York, March lo.-Dsalinss on the out
side securities market again embraced a broad
list Of issues. Prices Influenced, by the move
mcnt in other markets, were all higher. Motol
stocks were nrmer. although gains were small
Lo~-prccd oils were again the center o.
interest Of the indep-ndent oil list.
Lov-priced metal stocks we're also featured
substantial gains were recorded in several in
stances.
Quotations furnished BY ". B. Hibhs & Co.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-11
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

halHn1ore: Nd. March p.-Prices ou the Bal
dmore produce market range a. follows.
BCTrER-Cpesmcry, Western separator. extra.
5.s1sc; nrsts, Sa,Je Western prints. L.-lb extras
S5sJsc; hrsts. seaJsc; Western prints lib extras
sssssc; nrsts -55s5sci nearby creamery extra.
sSaSic; nrsts, 5ias2c; dairy prints Maryland
fennssiEanis. Virginia. extras, SAKE; ants
The Washington herald., 1919-03-11

Character Of business transacted during the
year 1918. Liability. compensation, plate glass.
burglary, auto and teams property damage and
wotkmens collective.
Losses sustained during the year 1918 81 2c7 $50 IS
Money received during the year l9ls.. 24sl sie ss
Expended during the year 1878. ... 2o76, s25x
ID. Y. S. MAY, President,
Z. r. AMERINE, Secretary
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 7th
day OF February. lols
IScaIf MACK II SMITH Notary Public
The Washington herald., 1919-03-11
LIVERPOOL COTTON.

Liverpool, Msrch l0.-Spots opened with
fair demand today with prices easier. Sales
amounted 10 2oo) bales. Good middling was
quoted at SIS; middling. lj.05
futurss UeEed quiet and steady
The Washington herald., 1919-03-11

later car on the lire TO Congress
Heights. which left the city at 1855.
This car WAS asked to accommodate
residents OF the suburb who work in
the government departments at night
a letter from the board OF education
was read indicating that the request
OF the association for additional rs-
Citation In the public school to provide
SUFFICIENT heat during extreme cold
weather had been complied with.
Upon motion of p. B. Magruder, the
association viii apply for membership
IN the Federation OF Citizens Associs-
tons, believing that such affiliation
VIII be OF benefit TO the community.
Al the next meeting OF the associa-
ton the annual election Of officers will
be held, and E ]. Neweomb Is chair
man OF special committee to ar
range for an entertainment and re-
freshments at that time. The asso-
citation also desires il 90 be known
that it Is the only civic body in the
suburb. Some years ago there was
another. but for the past five years no
meetings OF this second body have
been held which leaves this the only
ore.
The opening OF the branch postal
station in the store Of George r.
Gill, 64o-642 Pennsylvania avenue
southeast yesterday, was the oc-
casion of the visit to the new sta
tion of several hundred persons.
/ This station, the only one of its
kind in the southeast, will fill a long
needed necessity for the citizens OF
the southeast. Mr.. Gill. through
whose efforts the station was finally
established. received many congrat-
ulations yesterday for his work.
Anacostia' Chapter No. IL. Royal
| Arch Masons. met last evening in
the Masonic Hall at Fourteenth and
U streets southeast, with a large
membership present. and degree
work on the calendar.
Rev. Mr.. Benedick has been
selected by the vestry Of the Esther
Memorial Church OF Nichols avenue
southeast. to conduct the services
| in that edifce during the absence
OF the rector, Rev. Mr.. GunneII. who
is in California for a number OF
weeks.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-11
Washington Stock Exchange.

SALES.
Washington Gas IS. sl.00O at -, sl,Co0 at S,
s. OO1 at So
Washington Gas. 20 at S3i4. Co at 53Is.
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-11

At l2:i5 PM AmeTCan middling fair was
l7.o'; good. 1858; middliuE $50: low. lLO0;
good ordinary. rs; ordinary, n.G5
The Washington herald., 1919-03-11
Did Not Break Down.

Mr.. Elliott asserts that it is unfair
80 set forth as the reason for govern
ment ownership or for continuous gov
ernment operation Of railroads ,hat
the railroads broke down when war
came and that better results can De
obtained in the long run under gov
The Washington herald., 1919-03-11
FINANCIAL STATEMENTS.

STATEMENT OF-ITHE CONDITION OF THE
Georgia Casualty 20. Of Macon, Ca, on the
list day Of December Isls as required under
the District OF Columbia Code, amended June
80 1902, and August IS, 1911.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-11

Cap;taI stock 500 $40 o
Capital Stock paid up. in cash......... 30o54O O
Connecticut western news., 1919-11-06
STEADFAST CONFIDENCE
The Following Statement Should Form Conclusive Proof of Merit
 to Every Canaan Reader

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Connecticut western news., 1919-11-06

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Connecticut western news., 1919-11-06
INVESTM ENTS

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Connecticut western news., 1919-11-06
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Connecticut western news., 1919-11-06
Red Cross Helps AIbanians

TIRANA, Albania.-From this one station in Albania the Red Cross is distributing clothing to 45,000 noun. taineers whose flocks and herds of livestock were driven off during the war; leaving them destitute for the past four years.
Connecticut western news., 1919-11-06
American Aid Saves Monks

ARCHANGEL.-Am aid has saved hundred monks of the famous Slovoetsky Monastery in Northern Russia from much suffering, according to letter received from the Prior by Major D. O. Lively, Red Cross man of San Francisco, who sent food to the monastery
Connecticut western news., 1919-11-06
Boston, Mass.

Gummed mending tape, mends torn music, books and important papers. l Every home needs a roll. The Ca- naan Printing Company.
Connecticut western news., 1919-11-06

Postal Labels, just the thing when hipping parcels of any kind. Good writing surface and lots of "stick- m" on the back. The Canaan Printing Company.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12

When a man owns his own home, he owns a big
wad Of his self respect. He's a real member of
his community. People know he stands for
something. He's consulted about the new sod
on the boulevard and the new golf links in the
park. He has a voice in saying what his city
should look like.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12

The rank and file of renters is made up of the
nen who never keep their New Years resolu-
tons. They've thought about a home of their
own several tin1eS-but never have backed their
conclusion with action. They know how wise it
is to be home owners. They envy the mar who
is.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12

Ii isn't d bit difficult to "own your own" You
can buy a lot where you like-and nine times out
of ten, ii costs less than you think. Your bank
will lend you money, on mortgage, to complete
your home, and you can pay off the mortgage in
small amounts at long intervals.
Talk it over with your wife. Pick your lot. Select you
Be a property holder instead of a lease holder. It's the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-12

Don't let the idea OF a mortgage scare you.
Some people think they're a disgrace. But if
they're good enough for the biggest corpora
tons and the United States government, they
needn't brighten you.