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The Lake County times., 1919-10-07

Y nsnoeF oL lee Ngn1'''' a, @'
tsnn in Gary last night with 1000 federal
troops declared martial law and issued
the following proclamation.
/. The governor Of the state having
,allsd upon the department commando
for federal troops for the protection oc
Nfe and property and maintenance ot
public order the state and city author
ties being unable 10 protect and main
tam the same the commanding general
OF the Central department. acting under
instructions and authority Of Tho War
department. has assumed control of the
city Of Gary. Indiana. which, until fur
tber order is under military control
2. Il Is the purpose Of the military
authorities 10 conduct the affairs Of the
city Of Gary 10 the greatest extent pos
IDLE through the city government. which
becomes for the time being an agency
If the military authorities.
,. The following notice is given 70 an
persons within the limits of the city 81
Gary:
(a) No public assemblasos or meet
tugs viii be permitted i'm any park.
street. CT portion OF the city.
(b) All professions and parades are
prohibited. so are demonstrations
against the authorities.
Cc) No persons other than the po-
lice. military authorities, troops and
members Of the city government viii
be allowed 10 carry arms or weapons
OF any description.
(d) All men in uniform OF the Unit
ed States, whether in the service Of
the United States or otherwise. who
sre not part Of the United States
armed forces on duty within the CITY
limits viii be examined and those VIII
are in the service Of the United States
will be attached TO an organization or
duty in the city limits and continued
on duty during the present disturb
ance.
(e) All men depuuzed and police
wearing any portion Of the distinctive
uniform Of the United States viii
wear their special badge on the left
breast
81 The troops and the police. in
cluding special police dephties are
charged with the carrying out Of these
instructions. which viii be rigldly en-
forced
4 Theaters. lecture halls. moving pic
ture shows and other well conducted
places of amusement VIII continue as
usual
). All persons within the city limi' s
are admonished to observe and carefully
and rigidly comply with the above in
structfons-
s. Any person or persons having any
petitions to present or complaint to make
will present same 20 the commanding
officer for MS consideration and action
(Signed) LEONARD WOOD
Major General u. S. Army.
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
TENTH INNING

CHICAGO Weaver up Weaver
doubled 10 left jackson up. weaver
scored and jackson went To second on
GandI's single through the pitcher
hox Risbere M. Risberg hit INTO a
double play He smashed a lined 10 Kopf
who threw % Rath retiring Jackson.
One run. three hits no errors. one left.
CINCINNATI Roush up. Roush
cut Collins 10 Gandn. Duncan out on
foul 70 SchalA. Kopf up: Strike one.
called Kopf out. Collins to Gandir
No runs. 10 hits. no errors none left.
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
WHEN MEALS
HIT BACK
Pape's Diapepsin" instantly
Ends Indigestion, Sourness,
Stomach Acidity


-Ate tuin4s- oa unuIgested 1oou ee,4-.,,,'
you pain? Is your stomach acid. gas7y
sour. or have YOU hatulence. heartburn
Then take Papes Diapepsin
Just as soon as YOU eat a tablet or
two OF Pape's Diapepsin all that dys-
pepsia. indigestion and stomach distress
caused by acidity ends These Pheasant,
harmless tablets Of Papes Diapepsin
never fail to make sick, upset stomachs
feel fine At once. and they cost very
little al drug stores-Adv
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
President Chas. w. Chase
Is Removed From Hospital

President Charles W Chase. Of the
Gary street Railway Company. taken
suddenly i'll while at his office two weeks
ago and removed TO the hospital has
recovered sufficiently to he taken 20 his
home at 22o " Forty-fourth ave. and
although decidedly improved he is still
under the surveillance Of his physician.
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
ORDERED TO RUSSIA.
INTERNATIONAL NEWS SERVICE

PARIS. October Gen r. ManEin.
brother of the famous commander OF
the French army Of occupation on the
Rhine, was today ordered By the gov
ernment TO go to Southern Russia on a
mission 10 Gen Denikin
Gen Denikin is commander of the
anti Bolshevik forces in southern
Russia II was recently reported
that ne assumed command on the Cral
mountain front also. succeeding Ad-
miral kolchak
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07

trust laws by the big five packers.
Transcripts OF testimony given be-
fore the last grand jury discharged
recently because OF the completion Of
its term. VIII be presented recently be-
cause Of the completion Of its term.
will be presented to the new jury and
several Witnesses called
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
cHrcAoo PRODUCE.

UTTER-Creamery extras. 62i1 c;
extra firsts, 5sc: firsts. 81 delc
EGGS-Current receipts. 4s055c: or
dinsry frsts, 4eia 647izc; frsts, 54T
SEC; extras. 5s1sc
LIVE POULTRY-Turkeys soc:
chickens. 1s922c: springs 2sisc; roos-
ters, 1ac; geese. 22c; ducks 2sc
POTATOES-Sew Ohios. S25oG2sO
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
SIXTH INNING

CHICAGO. Weaver up. Ball one;
strike one. swung At tt. strike two.
called. Weaver doubled to left Il was
luke h. that fell between kopf anu
lnncan. a-ch assumed ne n,her wali.I
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
BICYCLE SMASHED
BY AUTO TRUCK

A bicycle owned BY Edmond Harris.
lli W. Sixth ave. Gary. yesterday was
completely smashed by motor truck
of the Hoods Garage backing into it.
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
CHICAGO CASH GRAIN GLOBE.

CORN-No. ? nired. s14sa147:
white. S146G1.47: yellow. s1471 a
1.49; mixed. s1.45ls white. S1.46;
yellow. $1.47: mixed, Sl45G14s: 4
yellow. tf46
OATS-No. ? white. 71s 17zlt:
white. 4ssac; white SIS. dsshc
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07

Times news service IS the best
that money can buy and honest
effort can furnish.
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
AFTER BIG 5 PACKERS
TInrrPNArIoNAL NEWS sEevIcEI

INTERNATIONAL NEWs SERVICE
CHICAGO Oct "a new federal
ersnd 3utY vil Sc sworn n today to
Sit for two months ard hear evidence
gathered by federal agents regarding
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07

vEAI-5o to so lbs. 1sc: 20 10 80
lbs. 2aa 23c; so 70 100 lbs. 24025c:
fancy. zoe; overweight kidneys. 40 to
175 lbs. 12615c
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
SAYS AMNESTY
WOULD BE MISTAKE
NEWs SERVICE

LIhTERNATIoNAL NEWS sERvlcEI
WASHINGTON, Oct. 7.-OppOsition 10
repeal of the moving picture taxes was
voiced today by Representative Fordnev
The Lake County times., 1919-10-07
The Game
By Innings

CONTINUES from nage one,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30
AUTolGoBII.Esr or sale.
Used CARS AND TRUCKS.
ALL IN GOOD CONDITION

Used cars AND TRUCKS.
ALI. IN GOOD CONDITION
vELIE
light s. 5-passengcr. overhauied.
KLINE
light 9. rebuilt and reprinted
wILLYs-KNIGHr-
good condition; repainted.
OVERLAND
roadster, repainted. In good condition.
COLE
3 sedan, 1-passenger in excellent con-
dition, pwneg leaying city.
y. ',ss:'--~SsS.1A "a 2fslfs:a., Y ~
club roadster, run lees than 1000 1ilea;
In enc condition.
w-rLLYs $
Q. passenger. enc car for LITTLE
money.
Two toursngs. Both In good condition.
FORD
delivery; wire screen body. just over
hauled.
BUICK
registered racer. No. 1 condition.
BUICK
c. touring, 1917 model
DODGE
touring, 1915 model.
sTuDEBAREn
;-passenger.
GROW ELKHART.
New, never been used. bargain.
SAXON
s-tcuring. Eepaiatod
TRUCKS.
MAXWELL
t-ton with cab. Reprinted and has beer,
put in good condition.
REPuBLIc
i-tor with cab. Reprinted and in good
condition.
aA-ton delivery: flrst-class condition.
DODGE
i-ton with body and cab. Equipped with
Bosch magnetic.
MOTOR EXCHANGE,
s13 WEST BROAD STREET
X. c. BOYD. Manager.
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SEALED PROPOSALS

Sealed proposals for furnishing sup
plies at the Central state hospital
Petersburg. Va. for the quarter begin
ming April 10. and ending July 10.
1919, Will be received at the hospital
until p. NJ. April S. 1919.
Al supplies are To he delivered at
the hospital stores free Of charge
The special board OF directors re-
serve the right 10 reject any or all
bids.
Lists and character OK the articles
desired may be obtained at the hos
pital. or from 8. J. Hurt, steward
March so. 1919.
Give our classified advertising de-
Tsrtmcnt u test
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statesmen.

1Vnssfed---Dy Three-uuarter Mfiison-
e dollar corporation representative for
Richmond and surrounding territory.
To SOIL high grade advertising novels
IL, j iazand siGns. Appropriate for every
brsiness Live man can make $3.50
To 1890 a year. Exclusive territory.
f.iseral commission. To propcr man
s~gus<sonal Interview win be granted.
~1EwSTI.AN BROS. co. Rochester.
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Montague Mig. Co
southwest Corner Tcuh anil y,
SASH. DOORS sNH uvI<t,~ M
This Is to Notify

Tho public that !. y. Shapiro. hMS
bought the stock of goods and fiAtsfss'
in the grocery and confectionery s.osS
1fG3 and 1925 West Main SfrSH
owned by A, l.. BEDFORD. All porsassss
having debts and claims against IN
said business should present saIA
A. l.. BEDFORD within ton days :sfKE
due publication 81 this notice.
II. sIIApII.Sl4s..
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30

March 81. 1919.
Dividend Va. ~.
Tn" board Of directors OF Virgil, "a
Carolina Chemical company have this
dav declared dividend Of one dollar
per share q per cent). Oh the common
stock OF this company. payable May I.
1918. to stockholders of record at the
close ot business on Tuesday. April 10,
t9t9
Transfer books wjli not be closed
:. " TRAVERS.
Treasurer
Mnr1il Is. fafa
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AGENTS.

EIs 10 $50 Weekly In Your spare Time
4 doing special advertising wor X
I among the families OF your city. No
1 experienee necessary. Write today
1 tor fulfiparticuisr. AMERICAN PRO-
y DUCTS CO, !ss american building.
\ Cincinnati Ohio,
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Paying More Than sixty Cents Pound
For Ira liz Throwing Money Awny.
HERof'S RED PACKAGE TEA
In Strictly Fine.
3aS NORTH SIXTH STREET.

OFFICE OF
NTHGJNfA CAROLINA CHEMICAL, co,
Richmond, Va.
March p. 1912.
Dividend No. ~.
TIE tyard, OF directors OF Virginia.
Carolina Chemical company have this
cay declared tn. ninety-fourth con-
sccutive quarterly dividend of So per
share - per cent? on the preferred
stock Of this company, payable Tues
day. April IL, 1919. TO stockholders Of
record at the close Of business on Mon
day, April I, 1919.
Transfer books WIN NOT be cfosssf
s. ". T8ATERS,
Treasurer
OFFICE OF
VIRGINIA & AROLfNA CHEMICAL CO,
Richmond, Va.
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$3.50
AND THE INTEREST
All That We Require Tsr to b
Back Each Month On
$3.50


AND THE INTEREST MA
is All That We Require Ton to n ID
Back Each Month On
A $50 LOAN III
Other Amounts. in Proportion iSsS
You CAN REPAY MORE AT AM
TIME OR IN FULL AT TOUR Coz
VESIENCE. WHICH r ED T. CNs
COST, uNpEr: THE PRESENT Lt9
ALI, INTEREST GH ARGEG AN
ALIKE IN CONSIDERING WHT@
OR FROM WHOM YoC Will. Eslxl
ROW, YOU SHOULD CONSIDER sfFas]
SERVICE RENDERED. AND TfE
TERMS OF REPAYMENT. N0 sNs3g
TArY FEES
Our Terms Are Easiest 4
\ LICENSED AND BONDED FIHlls|
MAKING LOANS SIG To ssne GfX
HOME FURNITURE AID PTAst1
At SUCH A Low RATE THAT N013!
CAN AFFORD TO BORROW Ct
MONEY TO MAKE CASH py-yf%
CHAsES AND MAKE A FEsIs4sNS
THEREON WE TAKE Up III @sFs
FROM OTHER FIRMS. ADVANCES M
MORE MONEY AND EASIER TIHNx%
SEE OTR mA$ArER. HE HAE
GENUINE DESIRE To. he OF St-Is|
VICE TO Y0u IN FfN ANCIAL NAT
TIERS.
Citizens Loan Society.
At East Broad Street.
s0.,G Ls-a1r .t,k1ro nru sANkt4
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POSITION WANTED-Male

Chauffeur Motor Mechanic From France
- w Sahas o..dyixe private car during
summer months. new studvtng Tor
q she ministry Address k-6a care
Richmond VirGinian
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Mail orders alied same day a. re-
ceived if accompanied bv money order
Or certified check.
We are sole agents for the famous
Keystone and National Speedway Tires.
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HELP WANTED-MALE.

Nanted--By al Eastern Knit
ing Mill. high-grade sales
man familiar with the large
Fetal trade in Virginia and
North Carolina on commits
ssiun basis. Excellent oppor-
tanity for right man. Adj
dress Box i93. care Rich
.-l9lond Nirgjnian.
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@s ability, wishes position with reliable
firrs. Automobile or real estate pre-
q ferred. Automobile mechanic by
trade. Address K-6s. care Richmond
IA yirginian
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Srcnnd-Hand Cook stoves, $40 and Zip.
Slightly Used se~cad-Hand Gas and OIL
stoves, So Up.
slightly Used BEDROOM Suits. bargains.
Twenty-Five Slightly Used Iron Reds.
Va and up. Same amount of springs,
SO and up.
Lot Second Hand Dre~~~~s. No and Cp,
Lot secondhand Wardrebrs, - and
W.
several Slightly Used CHARTERED Oak
roller top office desks. Bargains.
hiHenie~s. From ~ Up. Hargains.
HarRatns In slightly Used parior suits.
Lot OF Other bargains Too Numerous
to mention. 1t viii pay you to look
these over If Won are going 10 buy
slightly used furniture
COBB F'URNJrI RE CO.. INC.
14>5 EAST MAIN STREET.
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Richmond Tire and
Rubber Co.
sia Hroad street, Richmond.

Tie Tirginian's classified ads cost
i"ss, but bring results
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30
AUTO REPAIRING

AUTO REPAIRING
carbon burned Ont, 81 Cents Per Cyiin-
der. \, ]. FLEMING, 5fT W. Broad
Automobile Repairing of All Kinds.
Carbon removed. soc per cylinder
1919 West Broad st. Phone Eoui. 2s2s
Pronips service ia. Always Given with
our hest mechanical work done by
skilled wor&u1er, Z. r. Rowsey, 1929
West Broad. Randolph ATS.
Nate PainfinGs Truck Bellies Built
cheap: wagon repairing. horseshoe
ing. spring mending 4is Brook ave-
nue.
We Are Now iH the Position fe R~rair
any kind OF automobile. We have
ENLARGED our automobile repair shop
SO we could handle more business.
Nothing hut the very hest material
used. TIVE Skilled mechanics AZ YOUR
service. That means time as well as
mencv. Phone Boulevard 81. l1l5
West cary street
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FOR SALE.

Virginia Raised Mare, Fast, Sound and
gentle sia shockoe Slip, Monday and
Taacday.
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MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS
Cleaning and Pressing.

Special Prices--Four Suits spQnge1
and pressed monthly, 81: two suits
dry French cleaned, 81 MONROE
CLEANING CO. s2l w. Main Street.
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Citizens Loan Society.
At Fast Broad Street.

Second Floor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1919-03-30

Chesrerheid Cleaning Company. 3i01s
u. Main street Suits pressed $50
We call and deliver. Randolph 3753.
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BUsz1r'

Promoters. Agents. Sa.~anae5 IA
stock. eater than OF. Only hk33@k &
Bark burnett. ceHtar milton A03}
oil pool Dividends guarante4x
officers. IrTERI4E S. W5e8x
Eulia ,fa~ kss2%2a
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-02
SENI|NELS"
 AND SAILORS RIOT IN D. (,
"Watch Fire" Demonstra- tion in Front of White House Causes Rioting.

Washington, Jan 1.-Riotous scenes were enacted tonight in front of the White House, when soldiers and sail ors and citizens undertook to end a "Watch-fire" demonstration started in Lafayette Park by "sentinels" of the National Woman's Party as protest against the failure of the Senate t0 pass the equal suffrage resolution. Women carrying banners were knocked down by the charging crowd and their banners destroyed, while an urn in which the watch fire" was burning was destroyed. After the police had resto ed order the women started a new fire in one of the big urns ill the park, and rive of them were arrested by the police for this violation of park regulations. They refused to furnish bond and were held at the precinct station.
 During the afternoon, the women burned copies of speeches delivered by President Wilson in Europe, and as the last last one was destroyed the "sentinels" unfurled banner bear ing an inscription denouncing Presi- uGul w lloOll ctS q IoloC PlO lOPhCl oL democracy" A dozen soldiers and sailors instantly surrounded the ban ner and shut it from the gaze of the crowd of several hundred persons.
 An army captain theE stepped in front of the spectators and called for three cheers for the President, "the worlds leader of democracy and the best friend the women of America ever had"
 The crowd gave the cheer with q will but there was no attempt then to modest the "sentinels."
 After the "watch fire" had been put cut tonight, the women started anoth- CT and party leaders announced that every possible effort would be made to keep it going until the Senate passes the suffrage amendment. The fire was still burning late tonight, attended by special "sentinels' who piled on wood as needed.
 Later, t." five women were released by the polila and told to appear m ".e court tomorrow morning to
 CT formal charges of violating
 regulations. At the 'womans par " headquarters it was said that since the women had not furnished any bond. they would not appear for trial
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-02
MEXICO PUTS DUTY
 ON ALL FOODSTUFFS

Douglas, Ariz., Jan. 1.-Beginnlns at midnight last night, the Mexican Government placed an import duty of s1 10 a hundred pounds on flour ana sugar shipped from the United States. This became known tonight when simmer at Marc, where seyerai cars are waiting to be sent across the line, sought to make arrangements to pass their goods free. in~accordance with a recent order of the Mexican govern ment. It is understood that similar duties have been placed on other food stuffs, which the people or sonora badly need and which mostly are pro cured from the United States.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-02
TROOp TRANSPORT AGROUND OFF FIRE
 ISLAND, IN STORM
Nearly Three Thousand Returning
 Soldiers Being Removed by Res
 cue Crews; Sick and Nurses First.

New York, Jan. 1.-Relatives of men aboard the United States transport Northern Pacific, aground on a sand bar off Fire Island, need have no fear for their safety, according to a wire less message from Captain Connolly, commanding, received tonight by the Associated Press.
 Northern Pacific in no danger'' said Captain Connelly's message "Re- latives of soldiers and crew need have no fear for their safety The soldiers in all probabilities will be landed to- morrow or whenever winds shifts to northward of Vest"
 The Naval authorities are taking every precaution, however to guard the lives of the 2,4S0 soldiers aboard the transport, nearly 1,7OO of whom are sick or wounded A brooches buoy has been rigged from the shore to the vessel, ready for use at any time, and 13 destroyers and naval tugs are standing by to lend assistance in em- ergency. rt, The transport, which struck the sand bar in heavy fog at 3:30 o'clock this morning, was resting more easily tonight and was approaching an even keel.
 | New York, Jan. 1.-After trying vainly all day to reach the stranded i American troop transport Northern Pacific, which came ashore this ! morning near Fire Island, a crew of the coast guard reached her in a life boat shortly before 3 D. m. The crew went aboard and at that hour the boat was still alongside.
 The Northern Pacific, which left Brest, France, Christmas day with nearly 5000 souls aboard, went aground in place known to marin CTS as "The graveyard of the Allan tic coast" neighborhood of sand 1 bars and narrow spits of land which parallel Great South Bay, Long Is- land.s
 Those on board, which include more than 1,70O sick and wounded soldiers, are not considered in imme- diate danger. A rough sea was pounding the stranded vessel and $ south wind was forcing her deeper into the sand. Attempts to shoot lines to the ship from a strip o land known as Ocean Beach, prov ed futile on account of the wind.
 A revised list of troops - on boar5
 Continued on page four)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-02
FLEETS /. ON ATLANTIC
 AND PAC|F F|C
Investigation l. a ds to Probe Into Naval Camp Conditions at Brest.

Washington, Jan. 1.-Tc keep the navy Gift and on it's toes," two great fleets, tne based on the Pacific coast, and the other on the Atlantic coast, will be established by next summer with war games and joint maneuvers as part of regular program of training.
 Secretary Daniels, in explaining his plans to the house naval com mittee today, said that after every war there is a tendency for the navy to retrograde and that the fleet dl- vision was determined upon to- pre- vent any slump. The plan, he said, has received the "enthusiastic en- dorsement," of Admiral William $. Benson, chief of operations, who is now in Europe with the peace dele gation. An admiral who can stay long enough to stir up ambition" will be placed in command of each fleet, Mir Daniels said, and all officers will be kept on their ships for two years. In effect, the secretary added, there will be war between the Atlantic and Pacific fleets, (which will SC Nstimulate the keenness that it will make the men. feel they are in actual war" tMr. Daniels did not indicate to the 1 committee how many ships will be each fleet It is assured, however that there will be an equal distribu tion of the capital ships, most o1 which heretofore have been kept o1 the Atlantic coast. During joint man euvers, the combined fleet will wis it each coast so as to give the peo pie on the Atlantic and Pacific Sea boards, an opportunity to see tht i full naval force.
 MT. Daniels also told the commit tee that during peace times. the sub marine bases at San Diego, Calif Key West, Fla, and New London Conn, and the air defense stations at San Diego and Pensacola, Fla will. ,he retained. The principal sta tions for seamen in the east vii be at Chicago, Hampton Roads an' Newport, Newport,R-.>,ll;-,-,-~-~.o~,,-->~~~~o>o~~oo~~ R. l;
 (Continued on page five)
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-01-02
Same F1eldz AnokhensWe Wey,

in these colonies; by this ruling the new farmers will be surrounded ny their comrades-in-arms and close community spirit is fostered. The colonies contain from twenty-five to fifty farms and are located in south- ern Alberta, some are irrigated, oth- CTS can easily be made so. Each colony has a central or demonstra- tion farm under the care of an agri- cultural expert whose advice and help are at the settlers call, while this farm serves as social centre.
 Each farm is equipped with 2 house, barn and well. is partly fenced and broken, in some cases seeded. Each soldier is provided with live stock and machinery sui fiicient to operate his 80 or 160 acres. If he lacks the money to see him through the first year, the corn pany will advance the necessary funds. No payments are required for three years. The terms are yeyy easy, being so planned tt:,t the soldier farmers will have a good start on the road to prosperity be- fore being called upon for a sub stantial payment.