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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11

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ling and three smaller calves. One bay
mare medium size. good age and IN good
condition p J. McNarny. Ant hony, - 81
FOR SALE-Good saddle horse at half tts
value. or viii trade Tor good. gentle horse
suitable Tor woman. Address KISS, care
Herald
MILK GOAT BREEDERS. NOTICE-Iust
received from Los Angeles ZANZIBAR, the
famous Toga nhurE buck. now 1t Tour
services for breeding purposes Goats
called for and delivered ana pastured and
given scientific care Texas TogauhurB
Goat Co. Canutlllo. Tex z 4 Bailey
ManageE
DOGS For Sale. Wanted. Etc
FOR SALE-Thor0ughbred Eskimo spitz
puppies: LITTLE beauties. 1870 wyoming.
For Sale-MiseeEIaneous
WATER HEATER coils welded; guaran-
teed. Brown Welding CO.
eco BALES of No 2 alfalfa Sample can
Be seen at 2ol1 atlanta, tonight or sunday
FOR sALE-CoIie pup. months old, and
garage Tor rent. Phone 5252.
2 HORSES. wagun and harness FOR sale
Phone s7ssM
SMALL and LARGE wood packing boxes
FOR sale. 54s Myrtle Ave
FOR SALE-Two 32xsis clinchsr castings.
new. $50 Phone 4s47Es after p n
or sunday
FOR sALE-Au kinds OF second hand
lumber doors and windows and francs,
good az new Phi Igs2
FOR SALE
one hundred tons first class corn aiiaga.
address Box No Z. FabenS IeIaE
COTTONWOOD AND MESQUITE ROOTS
BY THE CARLOAD. PHI. 36I. TORNILLO
TRADING CO. TOKSILLO. TEXAS.
FOR sALE-Large base burner in fns
condition. cost So new. viii sell for s2s-
eau AZ 1908 Mesa-
FOR SALE-Ons High school cadet uni
form FOR II year Old boy Phone 81 or
call I0f5 Olive
GAS RANGE used a short time. ''1ssr
Process" WIZ sacrifice for 80 Phone
T7s2W.
Almost NEW = MaJestic range. cost
sos for SIS cash Phone 54ss. bsfors 5
.. m.
FOR sALE OR TRADE-FTRNITURE
fur small automobile. one generator two
rms. cheap us n kansas- Pm as
FOR sALE-One vel secured $500 note
at a reasonable discount Write f. F.
care Herald
WE MUST HAVE 5000 worth OF mems
md hand suits and 100. Singer sewing ma
chimes. Guaranteed best prices Texas
Furniture Co, 4os S. r PAso s. Ph- 4o97.
Charter oak Ranges baked Best Tor your
srandnother- They VIII do the same for
you Your crsdit g q. K
FOUTZ-MOORE FURNITURE co.
CHILD'S sCUDDER CAR-Neariy new
cost $3.50 ssll Sf-5o Set OF frrs. cost
$3.50. Lady's hat. ccst s52-so. Phone
ssoeW-
RAILS-RAlBS-New and second hand
Write or wire when IN market Tor new
o. rcilyiuE rails Hvman-Mlchaeis Co.
Peoples Gas Bldg-r Chicago 81 Louis
branch. Adelaide & Buiwer I've
MUST HAVE used furniture for 100 r0onE.
An fitting ID hotel IN oil field VIII
pay extra good prices for next two weeks
c. D. Houser upholstsring Co. Phi 4l1o-
RANGE BARGAIN
A large Majestic combination coal and
gas range. only slightly used Real value
Sis. We offer you Tor 500
ROGERS TRADING CO.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11

HIGH GRADE SLIGHTLY
USED CAR
1917 s-eyiintsr. 7-passeuger studebaksr
1917 5-cylinder- 7-passezgsr Light six
Haynes.
1916 s-eylindeF 7-passenssr winton-
1915 s-cylinder. 7-passenger Premier
1913 s-eylinde- Cole Roadster.
THESE CARS ARE IN FIRST CLASS
CONDITION. COME AND LOOK THEM
OVER
SUITABLE TERMS.
WEST TEXAS MOTOR co.
sol VI. Montana St Phone 4e4s-
Southwestern DIST. Haynes & Mitchell
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11

Alta vista near 1--WE Points VIII
sell two or more Price cut % $3.50
each This IS cost six years ago
Phone T5fe-T-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11

SPECIALS N HIGH GRADE USED
CARS.
Cadillac Eight. 1917.
Hudson Super-Six- 1917.
Mitchell Sedan. 1917.
Buick Blk Six. 1917.
Chalmers Big Six, 1917.
Buick Big Six Roadster. model 1917.
Buick Light six Touring. model 1918.
Buick Light SIX Touring. model 1917
Liberty Six, b-passenger. model 1917.
Buick -Four. 5-passenEer, model 1917
Dodge Fcur, 5-passenger. model 1913.
Dodge -Four, 5-paEsenEer, model 1913.
Hup Roadster. model 1917.
Oakland Speedster. model 1917
Chalmers Roadster, model 1917
Scripps-Booth. model 1918
Paige 5-nassenEer. model 1917.
Haynes passenger. model 1917
Oldsmohlle Eight model 1917
Oldsmobile Eight. model 1915
Studebaker -Four. model 1917.
Grant Six. model 1917.
Cadillac Speedsrer. 4-cyllnder. model 1914
Briscos Coupe. model 1917.
Willys-EniEht Touring. model 1917.
Wi1lys-Knight Sedan. model 1917.
Fords from $50 Up.
ALL THESE CARS ARE N FIRST
CLASS CONDITION: LOOK LIKE NEW.
WILL ACCEPT ANY LATE MODEL CAR
N TRADE
WALTERS & DURHAM
". san Antonio Phone f0e5.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11
For Sale-Citv PropertS

EOf Ddle-(iLy IIOpeI1
BUILDING SITE SNAP
$3.50 cash buys so foot corner on Fl.
Bliss car line just west Of Dyer St
ID. G. HEINEMAN.
ROBERTS-BANNER BUILDING
snap on MONTANA ST.
S495O.OO.
Convenient to Five POINTS, 6 rms.
and breakfast room. practically new
bungalow Has very handsome built
in features. walls in two rooms fin
ished in Tiffany" oil paint
Tile bath, linen lockers. full
length mirror. There is a furnace
and basement. laundry tubs IN base
ment. Garage with cement drive
from front. Large grounds.
ABOUT $1,000 CASH-Balance long
time
ANOTHER ONE SAME SIZE
and about same description as above.
Near Alta Vista school on paved
street, south front. for s4350-S5O0
down and $50 No. including interest
SEE PHILLIPS OR CREEL.
JAMES L. MARI & CO.
Phone 1850. 304 san Antonio.
NEAR THE HIGH SCHOOL
S3475
; room bungalow with basement. east
front corner, both streets paved:
rented for S55; 500 cash, balance easy
payments.
ID. G. HEINEMAN.
R0HERTS-BANNER BUILDING.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11

FERGUSON. trap-nested winter laying 900
egg strain White LeEhorns- High record
cockerels. baby chicks. Matching eggs.
First hatch of February 18th. Book or
der early n you want early chicks. Pref
erencs shown book orders. Thrift stamps
accepted Write for catalogue. ship any
whore. satisfaction always.
JULIUS A. FERGUSON, 3402 Grand Ave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11

LAND BARGAIN
acres In cultivation On
paved road: house Want
20 trade for 6 room bun
Ealow.
WHITE PADEN REALTY
COMPANY
fqz Two Republic
Phone 1899.
SPECIALS IN VALLEY LAND
S6 ACRES-17 miles from city. bargain
al SIS per acre
$50 ACRES-Near La Mesa. all cultivated.
good Implements Special price OF Fl1o
per acre
IS ACREs-l1 miles from city: good 10
cation; cheap ar s2o0 per acre.
i AChES-9 miles from city on North
Loop Road price $3.50 Per acre
VIZ HAVE several well improved farms
TO trade for city income property.
CHARLES b. STEVENS
RIAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE
CITY NATL BANK BLDG.
Phone 5454-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11
SeH-Livs Stoek-Buy

Three HEIFERs years old. one year
ling and three smaller calves One bay
mare. medium size. good age and IN good
condition p J. Mckauy. Ant hcuE. n ii
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11


We do contracting work. rernodeIlnE. hand
carving aud repair an kinds OF furniture
s2s1 Manzana- phone z71l. Z. Carlson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11

TOR SALE BIZ OWNER lots. house
and improvements. good location for
dairy purposes. Outside city limits.
Phone Tf11
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11

CHnROPODIST. switches made frum sou
ing Marcy Purdy. 10 Buckisr. Phl 81
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11
Secnnd Hand Frrnifnrn

EXCHANGE NEW FURNITURE
For second hand Western F1rnitrrs g.
1lS-le9 Sc. stanton St. Phane 1ls3.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11

THREE LOTS. Highland Park, on
car line, close in Bargain for quick
sale for cash or terms J. = Wilson
1850 East 18th St. Cleveland Ohio
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11
Physicians and Surgeons

DIX. EDWARD AUER. s1s-IT-f5 T~un
Bldg. Chronic diseases, diseases q Wome1.
NsrEous diseases Phone lss2. ntghts ElAl
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11
For Sale-City Properly

TWO LEVEL south front lots on cal
line in GraudvieW; S500-S25 dowE
and $40 monthly. Phone 6921-W
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-01-11
Seeds and PIantS

HARDY PLASTS-NoE shipping Berdluls
onion sets OF plants. postpaid. 500. sl-15-
1000. s. Frostprouf cabhaEs- bets. head
lettuce, 500. $3.50. 1900. S25o Strauher-
ries. 100. $50. Write for quantity prfco.
Order before the spring rush Liberty Plant
Comnany. Crys-al CITY. Tex
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
HAS NEW. PLAN FOR
CUBA CANE SUGAR
Committee Considering Report
Of Gen. Goethals Makes
z Recommendations.

The special committee Of the Cuba
Cane Sugar Corporation. which has been
considering the report on the corpora
tion's properties made some weeks ago
by Gen. George w. Goethals. following
their investigation by Gen. Cocktails and
his assistants. has made a report to the
management of the company. In which 1t
makes seven Recommendations They
are:
I. The management to consider and
report whether an increase in the cane to
be raised direct by the corporation Is
possible and desirable.
2. Titles to properties have been exam
ined and assurances have been given
that they are In satisfactory shape.
3. A chairman of the executive COM
mittee to be elected to devote all OF his
time to the business, the executive COM
mittee being reduced to a compact work.
Ing body and meet at least once a week
to receive and consider regular reports
from all departments.
4. Auditing and booking departments
to be transferred from Havana to New
York. thereby eliminating duplication
and resulting In a saving Of expenses
s. That 1t be determined whether a
reduction In Havana office expenses ID
possible without injury to operation OF
the business
6. That investigation OF the storage
| facilities OF the western plantations and
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
as to whether they should be increased

as 10 whether they should De increased
be made.
z. That the suggestions of the Cocktails
report be carefully considered by the
management and a report on the points
involved with recommendations as to
procedure by the president Of the cor
poration be made.
Those recommendations are embodied
in circular letter sent by the manages
ment OF the corporation to the individual
stockholders with a brief resume Of the
report made by Gen. Cocktails after his
investigation. In the Cocktails report,
the circular says, II Is pointed out, first,
that the methods by which the proper
ties were acquired from Manuel Rionda
called for no criticism second, that the
thirteen properties In the western part
Of the island are compelled to compete
for their cane and to pay high rates.
while the four eastern mills are more
favorably located; third, that the cor
poratiou originally lacked working capt.
tai, which forced profits to be used for
extensions, &C. fourth. that the earnings
OF the Stewart properties have not justi-
fed the purchase price paid NTH. that
the amounts expended on improvements
indicate clearly that the mills originally
were in rather poor condition; sixth. that
the equipment of the corporations rail-
roads, with one exception. Is In good
condition but not altogether adequate
seventh, that taxes. freight rates, &C.
have increased largely because Of con-
ditions over which the corporation has
no control; eighth. that the wisdom of
the corporations selling contract Is
questioned ninth, that the establishment
Of the corporations own. purchasing de-
partment Is recommended ana that
changes in management are recon-
mended.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
LONDON STOCK MARKET.
Trading Increases. with Interest
in OIL and So. African Mines.

Special Osbls Despatch 20 The SUE from tAs
London Timss Service.
Copyright, 1918. oil rt0Ats reserved.
LONDON, Oct. s.-The volume Of bust
ness in the stock markets was to-day on
an appreciabiy larger scale Interest
largely centred on oil and South African
mining shares and in the latter in
creased support from the public was no.
ticsabie, with more business than for
considerable time. After being firm the
market for homo Government securities
eased just before the CLOSE.
Braxilian rails were In renewed re-
quest on the proposed airing OF rates.
Argentine descriptions were steady.
western and southern dividends being In
accordance with expectations A very
sharp rise In Courtaulds shares was ac-
companied by a revival of recent reports
as to the company's distribution.
American assets oil shares were &C
tive and firm. further appreciable rise
taking place In Kern River shares. The
market was going steadily for the new
Treasury bills, but suoh purchases 90
far have made very little impression on
tho floating supply of credit Of rates
from day to day. Money ruled at ~
to ~ per cent. at the close.
American exchange was again less ia
vorable. closing at $4ls&. The franc
deprecated, a sale at the close bringing
95f. sec. Brussels rose to SBf. $40,
Italy TO IL to So lire and Switzerland to
23f. coo. Holland moved against US To
II forms IAN. There was, further
fall In the mark.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
PREDICTS HEAVY CORN CROP.
Ss'erhment Forecast Places Yield
at 2,sOO,5Il,OOO Bushels.

"AsHINdroH, Oct. s.-The countrys
enormous corn crop has run unframed
us gauntlet of dangers that faced 1t
surins the doubtful days and nights Of
september and lays into the lap OF mel
20" October 100000 bushels more OF
opened ears than It could promise at the
Ssnnning OF that month";" the Depart
nsht OF Agriculture commented to-day
:. issuing the October crop report fore
sung yield of 2,s00.5i1 900 bushels
acucally all OF the crop has or will
S, sure without frost damage. assuring
Is teeding value. Husking and crib
''hs has begun.
hNght. scab. black rust and minor ills
oueht the good early prospects for
SnE wheat In the north central pro-
Sung section down until the reckoning
SHOWS almost 100000 bushels less than
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
SECURITIES AT AUCTION.

70 shares American Linoisum Manufactur-
Ing Company. 100,
~ shares Westchester Fire Insurance
Company, tSs per share.
t2o, 900 Long Beach Power Company FIRST
mortgage per cent. bonds. 1870. tiio
lot.
1880 shares Rsddon Truck Company. $40
lot.
s shares First National Bank. Jersey City,
s76h.
100 shares Southern oil and Chemical
Company, SIS lot.
share Anaconda Copper Mining Com
pAny, as per sh.gs,
shares First National Bank Of New
York. $50
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
Exports From New York.

Oats. ts.ss7 bus lard. $4,000 lbs. !;
tailow, sea- lbs. cornmeal. $50 bbls. |;
oil cake. t.44o.7H lbs. cheese. 5000
lba barley. 33,Osl bus bacon, 2s2, 900
lbs -four. 1851 sacks oatmeal, 7.74s
bbia hops. 80 bales; cottonseed oil.
1900 lbs. iubricating oil. l17.soo gals.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
REGIsTRAR, ass.
Columbia Trust Company

so eeS p1mes for cash, exchange on Lon
don at IS francs ~ cantimss and thu
Ave per cent loan at 90 francs 25 cen
times. The quotation on the American
dollar was francs a. centimsA
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09

forecasted month ago. the total crop
being placed at 203.1To. 900 bushels.
Barley showed an increase of more
than 100000 bushels. white potatoes
an liner sase OF $4,000 bushels, buck
wheat 100000 bushels. apples S,47s.000
bushels and beans 1897. 900 bushels.
Reduced forecasts for oats, with a
yield lessened by 100000 bushels,
were given, sweet potatoes were de-
creased 100000 bushels and tobacco $780,
900 pounds.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
London Money Market.

LONDON, Oct s.-Bar silver. 63ssd. an
ounce. Money, as per cent Discount
rates: Short bills. ~ per cent; three
months bills, +% per cent. Gold pre-
miums at Lisbon. 143.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
Paris Bourso Trading.
TRANSFER AGENT,
Cusrspty Trust Co. of New York

PARIS, October s.-Trading on the
boprse to-day was heavy. Three per
cent rentes were quoted at 81 francs
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-10-09
LONDON METAL MARKET.
LONDON, Oct l-Foliewing are tho closing
natal quotations:
Psnn.xIxanis Crude oil Marker.

OIL CITY. Oct s. Credit balances,
st.2s: runs, 6o,657i average. es.l36 !
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1919-11-19
Delaware Tech Men To Dine

The Delaware Committee of the
Technology Educational Endow-
ment Fund have invited all Tech
men in Delaware to a dinner on
Friday evening, the 21st, at the
Wilmington Country Club, to meet
President Maclaurin of the Mas
sachusetts Institute of Technology
and General T. Coleman dupont,
president of Techs Alumni AS
ISOLATION.
The committee, the hosts of the
occasion, desires that every Tech
man in the State be present to give
these distinguished guests a Della
ware welcome, and any Tech men
who have not received their invi-
tatlons are urged to notify Joseph
Bancroft of Wilmington that they
Will be present.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1919-11-19
New Serial At the
Opera House

What is considered the greatest
serial ever made is soon to be at
the Opera House. lightning
Bryce is the name of this serial
and it will be in fifteen episodes.
The stars will be ANN LITTLE
and JACK HOXIE.
The picture was directed by Paul
Hurst, who is one of the most sue
cessful serial directors, having
finished the directing of Ruth Ro
land in "The Tigers Trail" after
another director had started it.
Joe Brandt wrote the story and it
is thriller from start to finish.
Jack Hoxie is one of the famous
stunt cowboys who is called upon
to do a great many thrilling stunts
IN lightning Bryce" Ann Little
is dainty little Western charact-
er, who is thoroughly at home on a
horses back, who can ride, shoot,
swim and do the many other stunts
that are required of her as easily
and gracefully as any one.
The first episode of this serial
Will be seen at the Opera House,
Tuesday, Nov. 25.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1919-11-19

wheat, barley, rye and hay. All en-
tries must be made not later than No
vember goth and all exhibits to COM
pete must be on the grounds not later
than November Goth.
The County Agents of New Castle,
Kent and Sussex counties, through
their county Farm Bureaus, are reach
ing corn growers with whom they are
assisting to prepare exhibits.
Delaware corn growers are anxious
to participate in this contest for the
cash prizes, and they appreciate fully
the opportunity of advertising their
State and their products. In the
fourth zone, which includes Delaware
sixteen prizes will be offered on 20
ear exhibits of either yellow or white
corn, ranging from 500 to $4OO in
each class. A special set of prem
iums will be offered for single ear ex-
hibits. Five prizes will be offered in
each zone ranging from SIS to So.
Farmers in Delaware who would like
to send grain or hay for this exhibit
should get in touch with their County
Agent.
Wallace Cook, of Newport, Alonzo
Whittock, Of Odessa, and Fred Sny-
der, of Newport, will prepare ex-
hibits.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1919-11-19
NEWARK POST, NEWARK. DEL NOVEMBER 49, 1919
FARM BUREAU MEN,
BERSHIP CAMPAIGN
UNDER WAY
J. |. Dayett Give Valuable
Prize to Most Active
Solicitor

The New Castle County Farm Bull
eau membership campaign for 1920
has been launched by the Hockessin,
Fairview, Stanton-Newport communi-
ties. At a committee meeting held
last week in each of these commtni-
ties definite plans were laid for secur-
ing their respective quotas. Mr.. R. G.
Buckingham, captain of the northern
membership team, has taken the re-
sponsibility of seeing that the men,
bers of his team shall be the guests of
honor at the dinner given in December
by the losing team.
Mr.. j. l. Dayett, of Cooch, made it
decidedly worth while for every far
mer and his family to get into the
contest when he offered to present
pure bred Holstein bull calf to the per-
son in New Castle county who secures
the greatest number of farm bureau
members. The calf IS two months old,
is nicely marked and is out of his fine
COW Princess Neco Buttergirl, which
has record Of over 20 pounds of but
ter. The calf is worth at least 500.
The New Castle County Farm Bureau
has offered scholarship to the boy or
girl in each team who secures the lar
gest number of members.
At each of the meetings County
Agent R. o. Bausman and Club Leader
Agnes P. Medill by use of charts re-
viewed the work accomplished during
the present year. Each committee
discussed and adopted a county pro-
gram of work for 1920. During No
vember similar co1n1nittee meetings
will be held in each community of the
county. Each committee will report
on the membership drive and program
of work at the annual Farm Bureau
meeting to be held in Wilmington, De-
cember 2.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1919-11-19
Newark High Defeat.
Middletown

In an exciting game the Newark
High School football team Friday
Afternoon defeated Middletown High
~ TO IA. Newark get an early start
when Steel made several long rms
that re3ulte1 IN touchcowns. Mid
dletoHn ma lie a strong uphill fght
and outplaYeG Newark in the last
h. i. c. Forr4cre played a great
gam for the sitors while Steel
starred for Newark.
After the game the visitors cele-
brated the victory by vigorous ring
ing of the bell at the high school. The
team under the leadership of Coach
Longland is putting up good snappv
game. The lineup:
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1919-11-19
FARMERS ESTAB-
LISH NEW LOAN
ORGANIZATION
May Borrow From Federal
Funds on Reasonable
Security

About Is farmers from this locality,
members of the Farm Bureau, attend
ed a meeting held in the Levy Court
room at the Public Building on Satur-
day, when National Farm Loan AS
ISOLATION for the county was formed.
This is confidently expected to be OF
great benefit to the agriculturists of
the county.
To form such an association it is
reqSired that at least ten men must
borrow at least $4,000. Within
few minutes fourteen applications
wdre made for loans aggregating
100000 Such was New Castles re-
spouse to the service offered by the
Federal Government.
About forty farmers were present
when the meeting was called to order.
The Farm Loan Association is organ
lied under the direction of the New
Castle County Farm Bureau, and the
machinery was all ready for the en-
rollment of members and election of
officers. Balloting for GERS result
ed as follows:
President, James comfy, Jr., Edge
Moor; vice-president, James H. Rey-
nolds, Gebhard's Crossing, Kennett
Pike; secretary and treasurer, Trux-
ton Boyce, of Stanton.
The Board of Directors will include
the above officers and these men in ad.
dition: A. R. Stewart, Porter; Wal
ter S. Money, Townsend, and Frank
McVaugh, Hockessin.
Under the farm loan system and
through the association loans may be
obtained by any farmer in New Cas-
tie County up to $4,000, from the
Federal Land Bank, at Baltimore,
which serves as agent for the Federal
Treasury in this district. The loans
are secured by property owned by the
borrowers and are made up to about
fifty per cent of the value of the pro-
perty owned, plus 20 per cent of the
value of insured buildings. The value
for borrowing purposes is fixed by a
committee appointed by the associa-
ton to make an appraiser. The loans
bear interest at 6 1-2 per cent, but as
one per cent of this is applied to pay
ing off the amount borrowed, the net
rate of interest to the borrower is
only five and one-half per cent, as
compared to six per cent or more
charged by regular banks or other
loaning agencies.
Loans through the association may
be used by the borrower either for
buying or improving farm property,
for paying off a mortgage on property
already possessed by the borrower, or
to satisfy other debts. A loan may
1un for "a IL years, but may be paid
off any time after five years A FAR
mer must purchase stock in the local
associate nequal to nve per cent of
his loan. Applicants for loans may
tbe made to- any of the officers of the
association.
Regular meetings of the association.
will be held hereafter on the first
Saturday of each month at 2.3O o'clock
in the afternoon in the Levy Court
room at the Public Building.
Newark post. (Newark, Del.) 1910-1969, 1919-11-19

IF people would only work the
hours they are supposed to-" says
Governor Coolidge, "there wouldn't
he so much trouble" Time spent on
ne payroll doesn't always mean time
spent on the job.-New York World.