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LEASES TWO APARTMENTS.

Phnip Meyrowitz, president Of the
Goeln Leasing Company. leased two
high class elevator apartments for a term
Of years from the College Holding Com
pany. known as 72s to 736 West 1S1st
street, adjoining the Nathan Hale apart
ment on Fort Washington avenue Top
posite Fort Washington Reformed
church,. and accommodating l26 fami-
lies. Rentals aggregate about $4,000
per annum. B. Harris was the broker.
The sun., 1919-02-20
INSURANCE DISTRICT SALE.

The Jones estate OF Hackensack, ". J.,
has sold TO the Broadway John Street
Corporation, Elias A. Cohen president,
NE six story business building at 1873
William street and the the abutting Ave
'ory business building at % Fulton
''reet. The properties are In the insur-
Fnce district and box the southeast cor
Ter OF Fulton and William street They
are separated by a twenty-five foot build
'ng at % Fulton street, owned by August
kreIser of Jersey City Mr. - on
Intends TO convert the properties mo o.
Zee buildings for insurance interests,
'rd negotiations are already under way
'or the leasing of the projected struc-
A4Aee SSN-S&
TIE Jones estate has owned the prop
cries since 1870 The building at 1873
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ADDITION rop cLorHrrrs.

The Charles F. Noyes Company, In
connection with Douglas Robinson.
Charles s. Brown Company. sold for all
cash 30 Cooper Square, to Browning,
King q Co. The property Is a three
story building covering lot 22.sxi12. TIE
same brokers recently sold Browning.
King a Co. the adjoining property at rs
Cooper Square. and the purchasers now
own at this point a piottage OF nearly
$4,000 square feet of ground. a large
portion of which Is improved with the
Browning, King Building
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APARTMENT OFF STH Av. SOLD.

The six story apartment house. on a
plot 376x100. at IS and 20 East 105th
street, near Fifth avenue. has been sold
10 an unnamed buyer. Title is held by
Robert q. Mead. Jr. The adjoining SINH
lar property at 16 was sold about two
weeks ago by Lyman Bloom and others,
The sun., 1919-02-20
KIMMELMAN BUYS ALTAyIsrA,

Charles Zimmerman has bought the
htavista. six story elevator apart
'nent house with stores at the south
cast corner of st. Nicholas avenue and
I'D street. from the 142d Street Cor
Horation. The building, which fronts ?5
'eet on st. Nicholas avenue and 125 on
lI2d street. is assessed by the city at
'2l5.000. This makes Mr. Kimmelman's
third purchase in the section in three
weeks
The sun., 1919-02-20

William street covers a pIot zss1oo.s and
has been occupied for over Atty years BY
Henry Allen, a dealer In druggists glass
supplies. The Fulton street structure
stands on a plot 26xS0. Walter J. Rus
sell negotiated the sale,
The sun., 1919-02-20
METAL MARKET.

The copper market continued at a
practical sfandstill yesterday as the re-
suit OF little or no demand for the red
metal. Some statements have It that
consumers win do no buying until quo
tations reach the Is cent level, which,
according to the large interests. II not
an immediate possibility.
The sun., 1919-02-20
Sell All north Caroiina Notes.

The First National Bank reported
Yesterday that 1t had sold all OF the
issue OF the s?.72ooOo state OF North
Carolina ~ per cent. refunding notes
dated March I. 1919. and due on March
1. 1891. The notes are OF the coupon
form and for $1,000 each. They were
purchased for lOoIa, and on that basis
will yield ~ per cent. The issue was
first offered yesterday,
The sun., 1919-02-20
LIS PENDENe.


STANTON ST, s7--New Amsterdam Cash.
atty Co agt Max Gross ct al faction
to declare lien, &c); atty. J v Carabba.
IosTH ST. .. 1903 Amsterdam sv,
80 6x1oo.i1--Edwsrd Ashforth ct al.
trustees agt Max Thorn ct ai (fore-
closure Of mts); atty. T " Grace.
PROSPECT Az. o. 1Ss issth st,
laSxsssx irreg-cosmopolitan Bank sgt
Garland Realty Co ct al faction for
AccountinEl; attyr Jacobson a Poi!ack
is7TH ST, .. 1:s Willow Rv. lol.SIieo
Manhattan Mtg Co agt Tip Top
Laundry Co. Inc, ct al Cforeclosurs OF
mtg; attys. Darlington A Pierce
The sun., 1919-02-20
MECHANICS LIENS.

9TH Az. tof-Harris steir0srg aet Jacob
p Kirsling ana Miller, srrs owners:
Morris Lott and Harry wsxinsky. con.
7rH Az n " cor I'D .,. 'ioe.iIisi.KnieE
erhotker Fireproohng Co, Inc. agt Louisa
NJ Gerry owner; Anna r Davidson. Ham
nerstetn Amusement Co and Rialto The
atre Corpn. tes.ees; Frank eeery, con.
tractor (rsnswalD .................N $3.50
10TH At. so7 and 500 w--Bentamin Lew
enthal agt 8 W l. Realty Co. Inc. owner;
Arthur Cox, contractor. ........f172 5
GREENWICH ct. 712--Mark Strompf agt
Mia G Ernest owner; Model Corstruc-
tion Co. Inc. contractor (renswaD S2so.e2
BrUnx.
UNIVERSITY Av, 1o94-Joseph slsneky
aEt Michael II Haney. owner and con.
trae,or $3.50
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Custom House Receipts.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday were s446,66175, OF
which sl63.46S.64 was for merchandise
withdrawn from bonded warehouses and
s2s3.lsS.11 for recent importations
The sun., 1919-02-20
SATISFIED MECHANICS LIENS.
Mani aftau.

ARDEN ST. z--Hyman Trosky agt Clrika
Rca,ty Corp. Oct 8. 1918. .s7s
i2T,I ST. 2ss W: Greenwic st. ~ and
sa--Giobe sash q Door Co. Inc. aGt
Ernest A Cardoza ct al. Nov ~,
SOUTH ST s7s-Joseph Miller aEt Jacob
W Jackson 81 al, Feb Is. 1919 .hy
deposiO.. .................... ..19S
The sun., 1919-02-20
GRAIN MARKET.

CHICAGO, Feb. 1s.-Notice that Gov
eminent help In tho export OF packing
house products was about to be with
drawn did a good deal to-day TO nuliify
strength In tho com market. Closing
prices were unsettled. 40 net lower to
$40 advance woth May S1z0% to
S1.2o& and July S11ss to s1.1s%.
Oats finished 10 Off to nc UP. and
provisions Is TO f5c down.
The sun., 1919-02-20

COMMIT. market was fevsrish, but
after wide nuctuation both ways closed
STEADY, with prices ranging from 10
cue. net higher. The February position
showed the greatest strength and hnai
price, were sic. over May. In the local
cash MARKET No. 2 yellow and No. white
corn were quoted at si.B. cost and freight
New York.
OATs-Early prices advanced about a
cent bushei. Front taking sales occurred
or the advance and the market reacted.
closing at about unchanged from Tues
days nnish. In ths local cash market
rrmer tone prevailed. standard quoted At
acc. : No. 2 white, 40 to 69ho.; No. white.
ssnc: No. I white. 81 10 s7hc: fancy
clipped white. ssH 20 7ore.; ordinsr,
clipped white. Nh to csc: all elevator.
RYE-Markst easy No Western,
81 "a. cost and freight New York.
BARLEY-Market easy. Feeding. - TO
asc.: mating. si.ol to s1.e5. cost and
freight New York.
BUCKwHEAT - Market dull. Sound
milling, sass. cost and freight New York.
HAY-Msrket dull. No. l. 9i.N to tie ]:
No. ., sI.2o TO Sl.25: No. .. el.os to i.ls.
sTRAw-Markst quiet. No. 1 rye. S%
The sun., 1919-02-20
EXPORTS From New York.

wheat, l5.s05 bu. bacons. l.s3s.6oo
iba lard, $4,000 lbs ; corn, 2s.Se3 blu. |:
rye, ss3.l19 bu. lubricat!ng oil, S2,30o
galS
The sun., 1919-02-20
HELP wANTED--MALE
SITUATIONS wANrEp-MALE.

MIDDLE AGED Man executive ability,
wishes position as collector or sales man.
ager or other duties with large concern;
ss,sry moderate references o. box i?S
Sun once.
The sun., 1919-02-20
PROPOSALS.
OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS. D. G

Ut Tue Ut TIE NN'I VI INNIUN Z M d. Q,
Washington, h e., FEB /, !slg SEALED
PROPOSALS VIII he received Mt the offcs
OF he Secretary Of Board Of Cummi ss!nnara
Room jll. District Building, until O'Clock
= NJ, Thursday. March lqlg. Tor pa vin.,
various streets and avenues ~ tho Distrl /
Proposal spec Ncat!ous, together WIN
necessary Information, nay Iva obtain. u
rom the Chief Csrrk- Of he Engineer ~.
par mCnt, Room ~. D'strict Bulldufsr
LOUIS BROWNi.OW, W GNYES CARL.
NEE, CHARLES W, RurH. Commissioner
ID. C.
The sun., 1919-02-20

Edward NJ. Enrisht. Seth Pree,. sssis nsd
70 signal monitor duty, for thirty days.
from A. NJ, March 2
PATROLMEN.
Joseph p. DuEgan, I?d Proc. 70 Head
quarters Div. Div. OF Transportation, as
signed as operator Of automobile truck
used by the Traffic Div. for thirteen days,
from A. NJ, February Is.
Ferdinand c. Flisck. 45th rrec.. 70 Head
quarters Div. TO duty in department ga
rage. for thirteen days. from A. NJ. Feb
John j Ksans 18TH prec.. to H.sdauar
tiers DIV. To clerical duty In Div OF Ira ~
Rortation for thirteen days. from s A. N.
Charles 4, wi,.chor, 18TH prec., to Head
quarters Div. 20 duty in motorcycle re-
pair shop. for thirteen days. from a. NJ.
Thomas Ward. s5th prec.. to Headqu.r.
'ers Div to duty in bicycle rrpsir shop
for thirteen days. from 5 A. NJ, Febru-
From precincts Indicated TO Headquar-
'ers Div, to duty in au;omobis repair
shor, for thirteen days. from s a. NJ. Feb
William walsh. a.; George wilmarth
IS Henry Grippen, IS.
From Traffic Subdivisions 70 orics o.
4 4. NJ. February Is;
Harry Rohrs, Tror'c A: william Muir
tsuEh; Irsnir r.; Fr'd Attanssio Tran'c
ic c.
PATRC1,MEN.
Michael c. Lee. s5th Prec 20 18TH Irsr.
Dist, to duty In rai6ed premises for ter
DAYS, from A. NJ. p Nruary 10
Edmund Nahoney. r"'nic Div, sub
div A, TO 9Th 1nsp. Dist. 8 'uty in raidef
premises. for ten days, from \ NJ, Fen
From precinct. indicated 10 Headquar-
tiers Div. TO clerical duty IN office OF the
Fourth Deputy Police Commissioner TO-
thirteen daye. from A. NJ, February is:
Matthew y. Kelly. 6; John J. HasIach
70: William q. Murray, So: Charles Kuene-
The following leaves o. absence are au-
WITHOUT PAY.
PATROLMES
Thomas A. McKecver. 2sth Prec., -.
orr day. from A. Nj. February 3.
Geort- W Arnold. s7th Prec.. for one
day. from l2:oi A. NJ. February 10
The following sick leave 10 granted:
PATROLMAN.
Thomas l.. O'Rourke. Bist Prec.. 70,
ninety days. from A. NJ, March A.
The following application for fun pa,
while on sick report IL approved:
PATROLMAS.
Martin ]. cavapagh. losth Pre-, from
1910 p, NJ. February II. during disability
The following resignation is accepted:
PoLICEwoMAN
To take effect !? 2, NJ. February Is
Mary c. Murtha, No. s. Headuuarter
| Div. Fifth Deputy Commissioner or.ce
The sun., 1919-02-20

, Cast OF Finn FrInue between FourteaSSl5
and 10th streets)

' FONrt
and 10th streets)
EsT ST. 2tS Y. 22s1Sss, D m, Feb a.
Robt f Kelly TO Title Guar 4 r Co, liza
s7E ETay sr due ana int q. per bond s., 900
' sam, x IA stern f. ;; .. Jan T
Gusr& T Co. ZIG Bway, due and int as
aiSc T.,..hSia T ta isw isi% %t LIZ. II
70 westchester Avenue Bank. 1850
Southern Blvd. duo May I. 1922. 90
atty Title Guar q Co. i1s Rrosd-
14TH sr ssi =. n.. us ID .v. $50. 'sSG'
ss%chwae'eh' i'7 1" av. . !yr.;
i.aseheeid, Oct l, is1s-Jos weiss 70
yrs. e. atty. VIM A Ferguson, i7so
BWay NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 90 900
Uptown.
Manhattan Island. north OF Iloth street)
AMSTERDAM Az. 1910, n W cor iAsth st.
2llixIoo. Feb i7.Minnie &c Torbors 20
$1,000; "ssy', E'i.u' SSS.rFPy y m y.
lseTH sr :. itts Riv.r,id. p %lSco
80 RIcS RraSn F's co. lss swsy a''sT Go
az. pr s,s mtg 10000 atty Herman GET;
Hep, wv b"hy'' '''''''''' ''...., $4,000
Bronx.
Borough Of The Bronx1
RYER Az. - s7s.li n Burnside av. 1sbx
s9.2-Joseph Johanson to Alex Clark,
240 w lo3d 1T, Feb ~. due March I,
1929, 40; atty. Title Guar q Co. iTs
BROOK. Az. VS.. lois issth st. is.iSSS
AMofris c Hamel and ano to Albert w
Hinck, l942 Lexington av. Feb IS, 3 yrs
5Hes; atty. l. r Co, ibO Broad.
BHRSEs Av. i.io.chia;: How. to irene irene
Heating. 1889 Clinton av. prior mtg
5000, Feb is. due as per bond; atty,
Leo Schafran, 81 Chambers ST.. $500
ASSIGNMENTS or MORTGAGEs.
ManhAttsn.
-ileTH ST. Q. 40 " Pleasant ay. mtg
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MORTGAGES.
with name ana address OF lender and AZ
torney.)
nawutnxu
tsouth Of Fourteenth street. J

tsouth Of Fourteenth street)
WEST BRohpwAY 5:s pr mtg $1,000:
a. s0' T. W ' rr WI p; ts $500: III"
Feb lI-Edw Smith 70 westches,er MTG
GO, Plessantvi'is, " Y, due as per note.
~ atty. Jonathan Holden, Pleasant
AVENUE = cor 9Th st. Ta.1xioo. n m,
Feb le-Fordwal Realty Corp, 10 the
minister, &C, of the Reformed Protests M
Dutch Church. 1lS Fulton st, 2 yrs. SO:
attys stitt Phillips. 1is Fulton
lt ....-..... An mn
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SATISFIED MORTGAGES.
twith name and address Of lenders at
torney.l
Manhattan.

t0rneV.1
Manhattan.
ssTH st. o. ~ " TIN ~, 3e.sx7st-wm
II strseter 10 Mutual IAfe ms Co. July 1,
1852; atty. Lawyers Title 4 T Co, 100
SANE PROpERTY-Ciara N Edmonds.
Amanda N Putney and ano TO same. July
MAntso5N Av.' !. soil h iiid 81. aSSsi
--Inter-River n A. C Co to John + Miller.
Feb y, tsat; atty, Lawyers TIL. 4 T
s,sT ST. sos w.-Iorenzo " Picnbis. aos
w slst 1T. to Marie N Picabia, ZOO W
oist st. July II. 1917; attys. Parks & Nc:
t.7TH II. n . iso's 7th Az. i53ss,ii-e
Mary Oims.ed 70 the Farmers Loan a
Trust Co: - wi,lism 81 Jviy = 1871;
IAN a, o'' ''o ' q. 900
~ ST iss Houston ~. ios ABR and
Yetts Posner 20 chas Blum, July I. 1908 :
atty, r r Hummel, 1911 ID av....S $500
The sun., 1919-02-20
OLD NnDTALs.
Police Department
Orders

The following member OF the forcs 10 re-
irved and dismissed from the police force
and Is awarded the following pension:
PATRoLMAN.
To take effect IL p. NJ, February Is
Charles y. Golden. No. sos. asa Prer..
on his own application. at fS.5 per an
num- Appointed June ~. 1853.
The following transfers and assignments
arc ord ered:
LlEUTENANTs.
To tase effect Z 4. NJ. February 20.
Matthew X. Clafk!n. from I'D Insp. Dist.
to 18th Prec
Arthur J. Dodd. from sth Insp. Dist to
ID Insp. Dist. assigned to desk duty.
PATRoLMAN
Charles schneider. 12oth Prec.. assign ed
To take effect 1901 A. ". F.bru.r, IL.
From DIV. National Defence especial
war rofll to commands Indicated. indr finite
leaves Of absences are hereby revoked:
Joeeph J. Mitchell. I: william J ".
Schniebe. 7: william VI. Kiiey, 10: Henry
4. Scheiiheimer. Jr.. 81: Patrick Collins.
Is: Francis J. Conkiiu, 20: Edward ".
johnson. 81; John r. Gilman. as. Edward
Barns. IS: August voeEier. Jr. ~.
Daniel GALLAGHER. "a: Charles Clair. as;
Ernest l.. korbel. So. Barnet Hozinsky. s..
Wil,ian1 8 Enson: 90: John W. Mayer
school; James w. Horson SIS. assigned "a
mounted duty: william J. Frohnhoefer.
ia. assigned to hicy Gle duty.
To take effect A. NJ, February 10
Arthur z. johnson. from Is. Prec. to
The sun., 1919-02-20

t1 niiIs. 6: ssn2y GO t, q san M
IN charge Of liquidation OF property OF
the Cs,asqsi,y Co, to csrmelo Pal'sdin.c;
JAMES ST, p v 9 OAK =: ai'c OAK =; 9
mtg $4,000; atty. John L banfelo. q
ssfH ST. as w~xdsis,ide Lawson, indlvid
lain. ~. The Ths Bronx nH'' atty. John y:
ZAP sT. isl So 3. mtg ise.6GC-:jas ".
tHalst,ad; trustee to Lawyers Ms, SS.cS
NxpisoN hv. es soil ind * 'V mtg
Ga,eoc.,J,as r Muller and ,sno; exr.. 70
Kendall 4 H. 10 Bway. 80, ~. 900
Antonio csselis, ass Manhattan sv: atty
oa EHSwpr Z os 81 0ssssIN T Titis aV Me
Co to Francis Harper, f5+ Liberty ct,
Princeton, " J....................f1 $500
Bronx.
CONCORD Az. n =. cor 1tsth IT. ioox4t--
Mutual Benefit Soc Of Members of East
ern German Conference Of r Church
av; atty, o y Hvett. ~ Court ST. Bk1yn.
LoSgwoop Az. ~ iss " Hewitt pl.
Stern, ~ r 7:d st, ana ano. esrs; sttyi
PARK Az. W 9. ISL n fitch. 50 .x1s6--
~ 2 iisth az; atty. r N PaiiadIn.c,
cHuLpwEIh AZ. soo.cns. wynn. ana
sno. to Max Rose. is i1+th st; atty
81 kohn. q. Bwsy;,;.....,..a.;sdoo
LAWYERS Mig CO 20 Harry , Mccabe, -
Wood and Nv. New Rochelie. Y; atty:
uyM, Nccsss. I,is 5000
Central Savings Bank. ts7 lth av; atty,
Lawyers Tito & co. 100 f,way $4,000
The sun., 1919-02-20

FURNISHED ROOM ~aas.a nv middle
ssed lady In private family preferred: ref
sspenes siven and expected. Address Il,
The sun., 1919-02-20
TEMPORARY ASSIGNMENTS.

7
Edward NJ. Enright. Seth Prrc.. assigned
20 signal monitor duty, for thirty days.
from a. NJ. March 2.
PATROIN
The sun., 1919-02-20

REAL ESTATE rOR sALE-QUEENs.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-04-06

Hearts of the World, the pro-
duction that is conceded to be d. w.
Grffith's masterpiece, surprising both
his Intolerance" and the Birth of a
Nation, will be the attraction at the
Opera House, Americas, for three per-
,ormances, Friday night, April IL and
aturday matinee and night, April II.
The fact that Mr.. Griffith spent
eighteen months on the battlefields
of France with his company of Ameri-
can players, would seem to indicate
hat Hearts of the World" is a war
play. To the contrary, ard on the
authority of the famous director him
self, it is not about the war, but about
people to whom the war comes-and
for this reason it makes the war real.
Many of the recent films have been
devoted so exclusively to photographs
of fighting that, for all they have re-
vealed, the war might be limited to the
scenes recorded by the camera. 9th
ers have so insulted intelligence and
pure patriotism with theatrical rub
bish, tacked-on melodrama, clumsy
studio fakes and other devices that
many persons are inclined to believe
the producers guilty of burlesqueing
the war, were such a thing thinkable.
Mr.. Griffith has proved by his 1.-THE
Birth of a Nation" and other master
works that he is man who does
big things in a big way; one who stops
at nothing, however seemingly insur-
mountable, in his honest efforts to
faithfully reproduce a given condition.
Hence the very fact that Mr.. Griffith's
name and reputation are back of
Hearts of the World" is an assur-
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-04-06
EVER HAVE ITl
If You Have, The Statement of This
Americas Citizen VIII Interest
You.

Ever have a 'low-down'' pain in the
back3
In the small" right over the hips?
That's the home of backache.
If it's caused by weak kidneys,
Use Doan's Kidney Pills
Americas people testify to their
worth. Read a case of it:
Mrs. V. c. Pitts, 7O4 MmGarrah St
says: Il have used Doan's Kidney
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my kidneys don't act just right or
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in good shape. am glad to recon-
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value
Price Coo, at all dealers. Don't sim
ply ask for a kidney remedy-get
Doan's-the same that Mrs. Pitts had
FosterMilburn Co., Mfrgs., Buffalo,
N. Y.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-04-06

ance that local theatre patrons are to
be treated to something as real as it
is colossal.
The players engaged by Mr.. Griffith
to go over to France with him in
cluded Lillian and Dorothy Gish, Rob
ert Harron, Kate Bruce, George Faw-
cett, Robert Anderson, George ASieg-
mann and Master Ben Alexander. A
wonderful musical score arranged to
interpret every scene and even the &C
ton of the players will be played by
the large orchestra carried by the pre-
senting company. This attraction al
so carries their own machines, opera
tors booth and effects.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-04-06

by local applications as they cannot reach
the diseaEed portion of the ear. There is
only one way TO cure catarrhal deafness,
and that is by a constitutional remedy.
Catarrhal Deafness is caused by ans in
famed condition of the mucous lining of
the Eustaehian Tube. When this tube is
infamed you have a rumbling sound or I'm
perfect hearing. and when it is entirely
closed Deafness is the result Unless the
Inflammation can be reduced and this tube
restored to its normal condition, hearing
will be destroyed forever. Many cases of
deafness are caused by catarrh. which is
an inaamed condition of the mucous sur
faceg. Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru
the blood on the mucous surfaces of the
system
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case of Catarrhal Deafness that cannot
he cured by falls Catarrh Medicine Cir.
guitars free. All Druggists Use
F. j CHENEY 20 CO. Toledo. o.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-04-06
BY VIM. HI. Howell
OF The Georgia State COllegI of
Agriculture,

Wisconsin sells cattle each year to
every state in the Union. The prices
are far above the average. Buyers
go there because they can get as many
animals as they want in small terri
tory. A county is known as Hol-
stein or a Jersey county because the
farmers have gotten together and
agreed to push the breed best suited to
the greater number of men. Thous-
ands of COWS of the selected greed are
bred to the very best pure bred bulls
of the same breed and buyers come
because they know these farmers have
good cows and they are willing TO
pay for them. Mey buying in carlots
pay more money than the local buyers.
Breed Dhat Your NeighbOr Breeds.
One farmer in northern Wisconsin
has wonderful herd of Holsteins
while all his neighbors have Guerseys
and he can not understand why it is
that all the buyers pass him up. He
is pulling against instead of with his
neighbors and buyers never hear OF
his COWS because the Guernsey breed
ers advertise the large number of COWS
for sale by all the farmers and the
Holstein man does not have enough
animals to get buyers A good many
Georgia farmers seem to think the
way to sell stock is to breed some
thing different from that bred by their
neighbors, but that has long ago prov
en- to be failure.
Sumter County farmers should select
one breed of dairy cattle as nearly as
possible in order to attract buyers
from a distance. What breed should
be chosen? 1t is desired here to dis
cuss in an impartial manner the
characteristics of the Holstein and
Jersey breeds which are the ones rep
resented here.
Milk and Cream.
The Holstein gives more milk than
the Jersey but it is not as rich in
butter fat, averaging about 3:45 per
cent. for the breed, while the Jersey
breed averages about 500 per cent
butter fat The Holstein cow gives
enough more milk to make the yield
of butter fat for the year about the
same as that for the Jerseys. Jersey
milk is more highly colored and looks
Continued on Page 8.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-04-06
CATTLE EXPERT
HERE, TELLS OF
DAIRY BREEDS

The following article on the com
parison of dairy breeds was prepared
by VIM. H. Howell, cattle expert of
the Georgia State College of Agricul-
ture, who is in Americas assisting in
the organization of a bull association
for Sumter County.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-04-06
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC,

Effective Sunday, March Goth, 1913
the Seaboard will operate their passen-
ger train number Is. known as the
"Shoo-Fly', through to Columbus,
leaving Americas 1000 a. M, return
ing reach Americas 5:15 p. m. Central
time, daily, going on to Helena as at
present.
H. NJ. SELLERS, Agent.
27-10t