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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-12
FLKINS PARK

CU.: po.L Desirable home site near
ElklilS ain train and trolley; Sc fare;
Aa soma BILE restrictions; size 65x18O; 1850
Tor quick sale. p. o. Box. 1874, Ekins Park
EIKINs PARK-Fine home for sale; min
utes from train or trolley; financed sma il
amount cash REQUIRED. c 6l3, Ledger Office.
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ATLANTIC CITY

FOR SALE-Thoroughly modern cottage in
choicest residence and hotel section OF
frontage on streets: fine lawn; beautiful
flower gardens; hardwood floors throughout
first floor has front porch. living room re.
ception hall, dining room. kitchen, pantry
and larder second floor has 4 chambers and
rra sttIo mGoF owes KsepInr ano
floor cool in summer: laundry and . rooms
and bath for servants in basement. For
American Bldg, philadelphia.
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SEVERAL. ~ story stone, gtuCCo, new de.
taohed dwellings. rms. tile ath com
plete with all modern cows; lot T5-IOO-iOO-
100: conv, to high.speed trolley service; SI5
600 H. w. KOCH DreEel HUl '''0
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-12

NEW n -story stone ana rock bond stuCco
dwelling, 10 rooms tile bath bujit In
rage; lot 65Il6l: immediate possassion' bsst
location, Sl6 O0O. ". W Koch DreysI Hi
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Large Stone Mansion

CWithin City Limits
With abundance OF ground, plenty OF frut
trees and berry bushes. spring water, ice
house, laundry; chauffer's quarters; stone
garage accommodating 20 cars: beautiful
large lawn surrounds mansion, which con-
tains i rooms and baths; Will give lease
for suitable period
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-12

BUNGALOW & rms and bath. modsrn.
large lot al 2O5I cows % ipTG,.qldlng hot-water
extra bedrooms; $1,000. II " kOCH'
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HAFLEIGH & COMPANY


Ocean City N. J.
FURNISHED rooming house, ls bedrooms,
all conveniences, best location $1,000;
popular hotel with 26 bedrooms, fully
equipped, hot-watsr heated. centrally 10.
Gated. Sl5, 900. and all classes OF properties
listed for sale, Write see
MORRISON, Realtor
Ocean ave. below Sth st.
sEAsHORE BARGAIN = Nine-roomed cot.
tage, Bill Central ave; 57th q: station,
Reading Railway, Ocean City; directly OF
the beach; gas, long porches, Address l.. V.
Taylor, l04 Asbury ave. Ocean City, or
agent, George Datchegg, 5040 Central ave.
Ocean City. l- ,
THE FINEST HOTEL SITE in. Ocean city
is located on the Boardwalk between 9th
St and Brighton place; price $50 900 in
cludng riparian rights; half cash, half mort
sHAFLEIGH 4 co. Ocean City. n. ].
BARGAINS Na6 and 0ss .A.buryi two lots;
SOxi00 $4,000 one rent $50 per month;
other vacant o'BRIEN, 1888 Walnut. Wal
nut 1l60.
NEW apartment houses and bungalows
sfSoo 10 sl1 800. n. +. GOETZ. 362 Sd
al ocean city. ". ]. Phone Ant r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-12

VERY DESIRABLE COTTAGES well fur
nished; Z bedrooms: garage: close to beach,
June to September; can be seen now.
PHIIA. SERVICE ASSOC. $40 Heed Bldg.
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STROTDSRJIRG

FOR SALE-S5OOO furnished. $4,000 unfur-
nished. physicians new summer cottage.
adjoining Highland Inn. Stroudsburs. Pa, =;
elevation 1900 feet unsurpassed view. 3
rooms bath electric open fireplace: photos.
EASTwICK REALTY CO. Record Building.
81 irnnhShmrg Pa.
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SwARTHMORE

SWARTHMoRE. sl0,OO0. IO-r. stone cot
tage: water on 3 floors. h.-w. heat: near
college: mort. $4,000 can remain: lot look
$50: bargain: poss at once. Phone Ill J.
w. s. Bttle Swarthmore.
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FERN ROCK

SIX attractive houses for sale $500 aud
$4,000 each: all side-yard properties good
values; $500 least cash; also high-clAss aud
cheap building lots. HOPE, Sr.. 1921 Nedro
sve.. WvoC2nc 4l4.
800 BLOCK y. 10th st. semidet homes
h. W. heat: lot 2O.;S5. NEWMAN 4 BALL
8252 Germantown ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-12

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Your questions answered without charge.
Address FLORIDA GROWER, Box q.
TAMPA, FLA. lLa
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HADDONFIEID
RuIldlng Lots

LOT 7Sx2OO It. on main ST.. convenient TO
water cement pavement. etc: worth double
payable $40 monthly. viii build when =, paiS
for. Get Booklet No 81. GiLbEhL
TO3 walnut Philadelpha
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EIDIpNSTONE

EDDNSTONE
FRAME HOUSE, - rooms large barn, good
ouIbuildings electro light, gas and
SpTingncId water available, acres OF good
land. this would I've good development 'or
good class Of house near Eddystone; sac
TifCe price II sold at OnCe,
BENZ, r. LEWIS.
II South avenue,
Media, Pa.
Phone, Media 43G
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NEW JERsEY-sUBURBAN


HEALTH Ill suburban home near New
York. l.. Essex Fclls, highest point In Essex
Co god commut serv., we'll built, attrac-
tive J room home, every conv. : ground 110x
200 sdrden, shade: price $4,000. Corporate
SG"-ice Co. 1tth and Chestnut st. Phtla.
FURNISHED COTTAGES in best section OF
Cape May, conta ining chambers, baths.
laundry, open hreplaces. gas and electricity
and many extras: owner Will sell his cot
tages at a sacrifice: Investigate Immediately
arrange an inspeStion. g 61o. Ledger Offtce.
NATIONAL PARK. y. J.
For sale, Bungalow on beach. Call or write
II. ]. McGrath 1892 $. Cecil st.
CAMDEN, y. J.-Heart Of lndustrial sec
tIon; 81, 900 so. It. ground; 1000 SO. IT.
floor area C I22. Ledger Office.
NORTHFIELD. y. J.--Three desirable new
bungalows, adjoln golf club; oil cows. easy
terms: large lots. Kennedy. 408 9. Van Pelt.
FOR SALE-Merchantvi y. J.: choice lot
T5x246: Church road near Maple ave. c
$40 Ledger Office.
THREE T-room houses. l square from troll
lev and train. easy terms. Apply
THoS. o. PLASkET Hartford. \: =.
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MOORFSTOWN. \. J.

$4,000 POSSESSION IN MAY -
l1-room house. steam heat gas. electricity
garage hennery, corner lot, 1f6xl0O: shade
fruit. near station and trolley. ~ .
PETERS SON a0S CHESTNUT ST. .PHlLA
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WILDWOOD

SPLENDID hotel proposition. always run by
owner; go bedrooms. private baths, large
lot; within less than one block Of Boardwalk:
Wiidwood's best paying hotels BEECHER-
KAY REALTY CO.. opposite Penna. Depot.
Wildwood N. J,
.WO- STORY BUNGALOW on southwest side OF
Leaning ave. near beach; separate
apartments, containing rooms and porch
can be made Sunday or fby appointment
ROWKER. 4R7I Main ST., Manayunk
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OAK LANE
ROXBOROUGH

~ STORY detached stone dwelling situate
on lot T8x2ll. containing ~ rooms and
baths: good location. wide street. overlooking
proposed park: ideal arrangement for
apartments; price reasonable. Consult cal
ysrlev. 6lO0 Ridge ave.
THREE-SToRY stone Colonial detached
dwelling. containing II rooms and bath.
laundry, hot-water heat front porch sun
parlor open flreplaces; lot 1875 feet front;
near train and trolley; price reasonable.
Consult Calverlev 6lOn Ridge ave
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OCEAN CITY

WE own and offer the following proper
ties In Ocean City, N j.:
trsI aye. ..,....,........'i.S',. " 49, - G So 900
ave. ....,.',.'... '''''.' ............',... 1900
Residence. lO44 Asbury ave. pc. 1000
Tth St. ~" ''',....,''...,...."'o,. "''' ~ t' ~ 5000
III Haven ave @ .,','',..o',.''. ''''o"', ' :" w 5000
lev ave ..'.'.....,.. II. 600
Hotel site, Fifth and Boardwalk. 80. so 900
ave ou'!t sa'ase' -''"'" a'u o 20 900
Residence 3I5 Wesley ave ....... 5000
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-04-12

GENTLEMAN $ couLtry home and farm
% acres. above Torresdale. splendid ma
sion - rooms. hot-water heat. gas lighteS
water plant with electric pump large green
house, . tenant houses, barn. garage coach
house and stable, other outbuildings, farming
Implements. apple. peach, other fruit trees
plenty OF strawberries and other small
fruits; mansion partly furnished: must be
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Nrw IERsEY-sEAsHoRE

LONG BRANCH-Ideal country home II
rooms. . baths 8 toilets. steam heat, harn.
wood floors 2 freplaces. every Improvement :
strictly modern; plot 2O0x330: loads OF fruits
utes Penna. Pnd Central r. R.: minutes
to ocean; | hour from New York; $l6'ooo'
owner moving 10 Texas: other seashore bar
gains. Arthur Holtson. Long Branch. n. J;
SEASHORE BARGAlN-New Groom semi
bungalow. every Improvement, near city
and ocean: Ia acres ground in city limits:
Branch y. J.
EXCHANGE. 4-story apt. house for bunga-
low or small cottage; wildwood. Atlantic
or suburban. p 72S Ledger DffIce.
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NEW JERSEY sEAsHORE
ASHLAND, n, j.

HOUSE. rooms and bath. with stable and
= large chicken house on rear; 10 miles from
Camden lot 150xlIb IT,; price ss4s9o' taih az,
mediate possession. HOLLAND CO.. 4oth
at below Baltimore
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Observation-Disclosures

DRESEL HILL-Delightful home hsIf
block from Media fast line: 25 mirltes to
City Hall; Immediate possession. business
has taken owner TO other city: fine view
beautiful lawn. rich garden. 20 matured
fruit trees. grapes. berries, old shade. ai3
story stone and stuCCo 7 rooms besides tiled
bath and sewing room, attic amply large for
two nice rooms; stone fireplace; Vapor
vacuum heat outside newly painted; lot
buyer.
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AkDMoRE

k07kA New. detached. rooms and bath,
HVs(X hardwood doors. gas and electric
r''' KlxifAM + CTR Brookiine. Pa.
Phone Lianefeh ep3 80
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21
VAR VETERANS OF
CANADA FOUNDED
FARM SETTLEMENT

VANCOUVER. b. c., March 20
About 900 Canadian war veterans
who founded and populated a COM
munlty farming settlement at Mer-
vile have cleared enough land 10
Law ont 10 farms of 40 acres each
and soon will draw lots for the farms
so that the owners can staSt the
spring planting.
When the veterans returned from
England they induced the British
Columbia provincial government TO
-ruv for them $4,000 acres of wild
land on the hills overlooking the
Courtenay valley. a fertile section or
vancouver island. Douglas pine
trees were thick on the land and
since the men went on It they have
been busy clearing away the big
timber and underbrush. For this the
government paid them a daily wage
of "a and supplied them with dyna-
mite and tools.
Only one in four of the men who
enrolled I'm the scheme has quit. A
community store mas been estab-
lished on the land and the veterans
declare they will continue their ven
ture until all have obtained farms.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21
SOAP BARON FLAYS
BRITISH CRITICS
English Manufacturer Assail.
Agitation Against Sue
cessfui Men.

LONDON, March 2O.-Baron Lev
erhulme. formerly William II Lev
er, the big soap manufacturer, has
broken a lance" in defense OF the
money-making business man and
refuted the popular clamor which
brands him as a profiteer.
The spirit of today" he said al
a recent dinner. "is one Of cupidity
and jealousy. a feeling is runninr
through the country that the pri-
mary sin OF a business man is sue
cess. The man who has the ability
TO create, develop. organize and pro
duce IS considered as one who must
be specially curbed, checked and
controlled.
our war debts" Baron Lever
hume continued. have 10 be paid
by the persistent efforts Of all 70
build up an enormous home and an
enormous export trade Taxation
of wealth only means taking money
out Of one pocket and putting il
back into another
The greatest disservice we can do
the nation Is TO preach the doctrine
that success is profiteering There
should be no interference with the
enjoyment OF the fruits OF industry
during the life of their producers"
he continued.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21
200 PROBES ARE
PROPOSED, IT ARE
ORDERED BY SENATE
Record For Number of Bills
introduced Also Broken
In This Session.

WASHINGTON. March 90 -
Breaking all previous records, the
present congress has ordered or pro-
posed 200 investigations covering al
most as many subjects, according
10 compilations tonight
These range from prohteering. IN
mems collars 10 the most Welghty
international questions.
How much these Investigations
cost has not been reckoned but II Is
estimated they viii form a consider
able part OF congressional expenses
which run about S25. 900 a day.
This congress is also breaking the
previous record for bills and resolu-
lions introduced. having 1917 TO us
credit with Only half OF It's ume
gone. The previous congress, In It's
entire two years. Iiled up 1881 IN
the house and senate hoppers.
- Agreed 10.
Out Of 200 resolutions offered III
both houses Of this congress propos-
ing investigations of various kinds,
~ have been agreed TO. They cover
activities OF Henry Ford, alleged dis
elimination against individual mack
men in the District Of Columbia, and
the question of office rooms for SEN
atOrg." Scores Of resolutions nave
been introduced and many adopted
for investigation OF almost every
executive department and prominent
administration official. Scarcely any
local disturbance Of consequence IN
auv quarter Of the country escapes
having a resolution OF investigation
introduced. Forest fires in Minneso-
IA. race riots I'm southern cities, the
coal and steel strikes all prompted
resolution.
subjects Covered by Resolution.
The list OF subjects by resolution
offered in this congress includes.
substitutes for railroad cross-ues'
coal prices, sociahstic activities IN
the federal trade commission. sugar
profteering. propaganda TO influence
railroad legislation, TROOPS IN Rus
STA. peace treaty leak, Mexican al
fairs. activities of soviet agents IN
the L. s.. merchant marine ques-
sions. garden, city and suburb I'M
provement in Europe, transportation
problems in the southwest. supply OF
cars for agricultural products, sus-
pension OF a Washington schOol
teacher. high cost OF living. meth
DDS bv which army officers secured
home duty" assignments during the
war. income tax lodging, publicity
bureaus OF government departments
influenza, malaria, and conditions IN
the Virgin Islands.
Congress has conducted hearings
on practically every question OF ma
tional interest including the conduct
of the war, shipping, railroads reor-
ganization. the meat Iacking indus
try. food prices. and radical propa-
ganda.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21

wind the singing shepherd. 10 whis-
tie them all home again.
There is the sunrise-what
would that be without the great
peak? And the waters fall and rise.
and the sun sets. and the moon sails
in calm grandeur through the glor-
ious sky.
I've wonder among ourselves. we
hills. We laugh together. we noun
tain streams Why. even the yellow
flowers there on the spur IF the
mountain know enough 10 smile III
the sunshine and be happy What
poor -1ilgs you are. you humans.
YOU and tho squirrels. What good
does all TIE chattering and the
hurryIng and the boarding and the
worrying dc. Tell Us :hst--Te
want TO KrCw we hi;ls"
Ana a, was while istcncd 10
them that the worry disappeared.
and ny Hedrt IS ligl, again, for I
know .aat all is wei in the end.
and thai all the wOr wing in the
world w Ii mot make 80 better.
Come. forget for a while the little
~
annoyances. put care in the stove
and burn il up. and most important
OF all. leave yourself, your conscious
self. at home with the last years
clothes. Pack your self conscious
ness in the garnet with the Paris hat
that was such a beauty a year or so
ago and is such a caTicature now.
You are out of fashion, too-you.
yourself You need a change, a new
point of view.
Rcmakc Your Soul.
IL isn't half so important as you
think, whether you make that deal
or not Who will care ten years
from now whether You paid ten dol
lars a day for your room or fifty
cents-you won't even know your
self.
The cut Oh your soul is out Of date.
It's too small here. and it bags there.
and what a wrinkle right there at
the heart line. Dear, dear. that will
never do, Make it over, that soul
of yours.
You live in town, with a thousand
people staring al you whenever you
try 10 eat quiet meal! HE TO the
mountains and let your soul grow,
The worry that walked with me
at noon and wept with me at mid
night has gone with the rain Of
yesterday The hills have fright
ened il away.
The poet-king Of Israel knew all
this, for he sang:
Il will lift up mine eyes 10 the
hills from whence cOmeth my help"
Psalms 121. vi
(CopyriglV, 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21
WinJ11ed Black Writes About:
A Lesson From the Hills

The other day when I went UP in
to the hills / had "A worry a gnaw-
ing tearing. agonizing worry.
10 kept me awake at night and Il
walked with me at MONDAY. and
when the gray evening stepped,
yelled. from the sunset skies. there
was the worry coming. too. like the
disagreeable cousin that always
hears OF the party and comes with
out waiting for an invitation"
I was pretty tired Of the worry:
somehow I couldn't seem 20 get rid
Of il.
The buster was the buster the
worry was. too; and when friends
came 20 see me / heard the worry's
voice above all the friends We're
trying to say, and life was getting
10 be a good deal OF a nuisance.
And then / went into the hills.
and the worry went along. Of course
catch a good-sized, able bodied
worry staying at home with the old
clothes and the idle furnace and the
empty icebox
And one day. all at once. the
worry was gone, vanished. disap-
peared from view and almost from
memory.
Gone down stream with the little
bits of brown bark 1 learned 10 sail
In the giggling water. Conc up the
canyon 20 listen to the grooming of
the wind in the cedars and the gus
" signs of the pines. Gone TO pay
with the fluttering leaves of the
aspen, in the shade by the turn of
= =
hills will not let a worry stay with
you.
am glad came to the hills
They taught me how little and how
foolish and how ungrateful I was.
When the worry bit the deepest.
there stood the eternal hills smiling
at me from under the scurrying
clouds.
The Hills Message.
Wait" they said. "be patient
take comfort, see the little squirrel
down there in the shadow-see how
he hurries about his business, He's
worried for fear he won't have
enough 10 last him through the bit
ter winter. He will. / know he will,
for I have seen his grandfather
worry the same way. all for moth
ing
once WleN the SedSOU was DO0I
the squirrels great-grandfather did
run short OF food late in the cold
snow. and he died. just AZ easily as
he would have died a while later.
anyhow, If he had had all the fruit
OF the great oak stored in his cellar
under the cedar roots. What differ
ence did it make. really2 Why did
he worry 500 The worst that came
was not so bad. was it?
The little striped squirrels there
on the rocks are quarreling among
themselves. They call each other
the most awful names. Why do they
do it2 Life Is so short with them.
one season we see them and the
next they are gone. Just a little
season. rain, sunshine. wind. a full
stream. low water, hail, sleet, light
ning-they are all so wonderful.
But the little striped squirrels there
on the rocks do not see any OF
these things; they just chatter and
scold and fight. For what? We
wonder and wonder.
The great mountains there, the
king. Of us all, he never wOrries-he
cannot. There is so much for him
to do.
There are the clouds always
getting lost and wandering around
like white sheep forgotten by the
shepherd He has to call up the
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21
COIORFTI WINDOWS.

The Oliver Style Shop has evil
IDENTIFY taken color for their window
today and the models offer some
thing entirely new to South Bend
4 coral pink display OF blouses
,egIigee and lingerie In both origi-
nal models and reproductions will
be seen until Tuesday at the Oliver
Style shop. l44S-Zl
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21

You'll find the outstanding features the Society Brand
Clothes $4,000 be slender lines and smart English
shoulders There lively models here for every type figure
in either double single breasteds And the particular
weaves-are most striking New Piping Rock Rannels-beau
tu finished unfinished wosedsand novel heather
the favored fabrics. At $50O0-he Spring Suits
exceptional
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21
NEW AIRPLANE RATES
HAVE BEEN ANNOUNCED

LONDON, March Cot is now
possible to hire an airplane private
" for two shillings and sixpence a
mile
The cost of a journey by air TO
the Riviera is given as 81 lbs; st.
Moritz, Switzerland, so lbs, and to
Copenhagen. 81 lbs.
The Riviera trip by air takes
seven hours, compared with more
than thirty hours by land and sea.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21

The disappointing thing about
teaching a girl the art of lOve-mak-
ing is that she so quickly Out-strips
the average mans kindergarten
knowledge and can give him high
er education on the subject-Helen
Rowland.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21
DOG OF FORMER CROWN
PRINCE IS FEROCIOUS

WIERENGEN. Holland, March
ga huge mastiff which the form
er German Crown Prince Frederick
William has adopted as a pet and
which accompanies him on his daily
strOlls through this village has been
made the subject Of an official com
plant TO the village council. school
master de Ruyter charged that the
dog bit him and wanted it declared
a nuisance, but the petition appar-
emily was tabled.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-03-21

A man is never really old, until
he has lost his last desire for the
food that makes him dyspeptic, the
pleasures that make him poor and
the women who make a fool of him
Helen Rowland.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-03-04
ORGANIZE FARMERS MUTUAL
Department of Agriculture Promot
ing Farmers Insurance.
ASSOCIATED Pressp

Washington, March 3.-The De.
partment Of Agriculture, in coopera-
ton with mutual insurance com
panies has prepared suggestions for
a state law providing for the orgal-
ization Of farmers mutual fire in
Surancc companies to meet the needs
Of states whose laws make no suit
able provision for such companies.
The value Of these companies, tho
Department of Agriculture says, is
demonstrated by the record Of ap-
proximately 1000 such organizl-
tions in the United States that carry
total insurance exceeding $4,000
100000 on property vatued at more
than $500, 100000. or more than
two ffths Of tho value Of all insur
able farm property in the As states