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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27
BLAMED STREET
LIGHTS FOR CRASH
But Judge Fined Driver;
Other Traffic Violat-
ors in Court

The lights at Fourth street and Cen
trui nvenu~ cause a glimmer ON the
windfhicld Of his cur more than n
other lights in town every limo hc
driven his car at night. according. to
the statement OF Neal Gcc. who faced
Judge W. W. Mcclellan this morning
ON the Charge of reckless driving.
The ear he was driving collidcd
with o. truck CO.. tho United Staten
Indian %, hpul ut Fourth street and
'oltrul avenue 40 \ o'rlocE last might.
Neither car was budly damaged.
would you advise the city 10 make
changes In It's lighting system" asked
the judge after Gee explained that
he could NOT see at that crousing.
Gee said he did not intcrd to give
advice To the city but merely to tcli
the reason why he could not avoid
hitting the truck.
~ q wng his first %orfensc. the Iudgp
rnid rr wuuld only make the fine 50.
The cnsc uf IT, l.. upvntude1. who
had been charged With drirg 70 HnHlu
dance with his ear along Central avc-
nue. on september 20 Nts dismissed.
Juck Angel of the CITY Electric cou-
pnny testified that Ifcrnnndoa had
crossed t. the south side OF HE street
IN front of q street car whcn he was
going west ON Central. Ilcrunnhrs
said he did not cross tho tracks but
merely went into the ccGtor ut the
street to- avoid hitting a ear which
had turned the oru ut Third street
ncur the intersection.
Fred iiussittr. who was charged
with speeding last night, pleaded
guilty and paid "a fine Of 5i5. Leonard
Humble. who 1t wug said struck o.
woman with his ear as she was crosu-
ing the street at Seventh street ana
Central Saturday night. was In police
court this morning but was di9miased
whom no one made a complaint
against him. The vOmun was not
seriously injured.
The cars OF John Davis and GuiN
Glomi collldcd oh Fourth street las.
night. No churgsI were nlDd when
the drivers settled the GGmugca. IT,.
a.. Ledger reported that "a boy driving
u truck had run into his car In Old
Town last night.
Aguutin Cervutes Of san Jose re-
ported thai his car was stolen Sutur-
day night from Third street and ZEN
trail lie later found the car
at the Continental company station.
-Four empty bottles were in the car.
The Hmcu Of wIislicy was on them
he reported.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27
Nothing Women Cannot Do,
Declares Miss Lotd Kelly,
Successful Store Gunner

Il believe that there Is nothing
that women can not do said Miss
Iota Kelly 81 Ration In addressing
the business and Professional Wo-
mems club at the Y. w. e. a. last
Friday evening. And from the sue
cess which Miss Kelly has made Of
her own business and the representa-
tive Fathcflng Of Albuquerque bust
ness and professional women who
veto present, Il was not hard to
agree with her.
"Tlorc are twelve million In the
United States who are working and
one million and "a half Of these are
In responsible. executive positions
said Misa Kelly. These are known
to Inc world az workers. no longer
as merely womCn Women have
entered every known field Of en-
dtavor and many have reached
notable success. There are women
bank presidents. railroad presidents,
salcswomcn OF fire fighting APP
paratus, women members Of congress
IA even steamboat captains"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27
RED CROSS TO EXPAND
ITS. WORK IN CITY
Reorganization P a n S
Announced by DIR.
D. r. Boyd


REORGANIZATION OF the Red troH.
nl.i N'h'I"' 'Nphn.loh u ~, '",ll
n..iVi.leS VI uI'orunnVo WIZ ~
nro''',l lu"Io ',ll' pl,hinn, y .me
'isu.'s"tuuu 'iia p,yil p'al",i ', ~,
,,u"S svI''- r'V"ri,H 20 H'NN,
i,oHa b"Su' 'hH''''n "' u"' i"''''
''H.llt't
~ 10y" ni, JUS l',N,hVu iivhl IL
~ '."pa.t !" W.",,n W.
~ y ~ ".uuii'''' N'si ~.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27

Miss Kelly herself is a self-madc
woman. She began her career rs a
business woman with n four-dollar-a-
week job In a department store in
Denver. She now owns and operatoa
a woman'a clothing store In Ration
and has recently opened up a brnch
store that handles nfunts' wear in
Denver. She Is planning to cStcnd
her chain OF stores over the Rocky
Mountain states.
Mis- Kelly is also the vice president
OF the National Association OF Pro-
fcasionul and business Womcn's
clubs. She has visited the national
headquarters in New York City and
has attended the first annual con-
vontion. At her suggestion the local
club voted unanimously TO become
Ufillatcd with the national o%rguniza-
lion. This will make the aocond club
In New McNico to belong to tho ma
tional organization. IT Is planned to
organize other clubs in other towns
Of the state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27
Safety Education
In Schools Reduces
Number of Accident

MILWAUKEE. Sept. 27.-Most
deaths and injuries caused through
public utility accidents can no
eliminated by safety education In the
public schools. according TO Or. II.
George Payne. principal of the
Hnrris-Teauhcrs College. of 81. Louis,
Mo. and vicc chairman OF the cduca-
tlonll section OF the national safety
council. who spoke before the ninth
: annual safety congress today.
The proper training of children In
matters Of accident prevention eXerts
IA strong influence not only upon
them. but reaches and influences
their parents. Dr. Payru said. II The
children are properly drilled In
safety tho whole population VIII In II
short time bc educated In this i'm
portant matter. he declared, for tho
children Of today arc the adults OF
tomorrow.
IL should be comparatively simple
matter to train children to guard
against every accident, he said, be-
cause there are only a limited NUM-
Dor Of gituatlons, perhaps thirty IN
an, In which accidents happen TO the
public.
"In thi years 1917. 1918 and 1919,
IN 81. Louis, forty childrpn between
the ngcN OF five and sixteen were
Killed in public utility accidents. IN
every case. and In about 1000 similar
accidents which did not result fatal
Is. there were only four situations in
volvcd.' Or. Payne said. The first
was stealing rides on sticet cars, sec
ond. running into the streets while
playing aud being struck by street
cars. third from contact with 1.-Two
wires, generally from grasping dam
Cling wires; and fourth, from play
ing ON railroad tracks.
I'm the case Of every accident the
children were out OF direct control
OF all those who are accustomed 10
exercise authority over them. teach
ers.. parents and policemen. IL Is owl
dent then that the problem is an cdu-
cntionnl one. and IA very simple one
1t Is IA matter Of developing control
within the children thomselves-tho
development Of habits, knowledge
and attitudes towards four specific
situations
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27

Tht JudBc-So you claim you rob-
bed that drlicatessen store because
you were starving? why didn't YOU
take somthinE to eat instead of steal
ing all the cash out OF the register
The accuscd-Cause I'm n proud
man. Judge. an make IL a rule to
pay Tor everything / cat-London
ElightN.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27

plans for an entertainment and tea
TO be given AT q OF the homes OF
the members. Old relics Of the re-
evolutionary times and hricloums viii
hc ON exhibit.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-09-27

LET THE Herald
supply your wants through the want
nd columns.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-11
WOMAN is KILLED
BY CAROMING AUTO
Pinned Against Building When Car
Hits "a" Pillar and Goes
on Sidewalk.

An unidentified woman. apparently
about thlrty-fiv yeaEs Old. was struck
by an automobile early this afternoon in
front Of No 8O3s Third Avenue. the
Bronx. pinned against the wall Of the
Pbhding and killed instantly, The auto
mobile was a public hack owned by
Orlando Clpriani OF No. 2434 cambrelllng
Avenue. the Bronx, and driven by his
son. John. The latter was detained by
the police.
The accident probably was caused by
SCipriani's effort to avoid striking
Park Department machine crossing
9Th Street westbound. Cipriani pulled
car sharply to the LEFT. n struck
elevated railroad pillar and caromed
b the walk.
the dead woman's purse were sc
= and "a number Of slips from Bronx
irtment stores.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-11
GIRL JUST MISSED
f, TRAIN THAT KILLED
HER SWEETHEART
Fiancee Had Ridden Uptown Every
Night With Motorman, Victim
of Wreck.

Pauline Pfeifer, nineteen. y ear old
sweetheart Of George A. Adams, the
motorman killed in the Freeman
Street wreck In the subway yester-
day afternoon, when eighteen pas
sengers were injured, is wondering
to-day what trick Of fate kept her
from being with Adams when his
train crashed into the one ahead.
For months she has been riding
with him on his last trip uptown
daily. Yesterday she missed his train
by a few moments and followed N
one that crawled past the wreck
where men we're working to get out
the crushed body OF the man she was
engaged to marry Nov. 20 next.
They say he was TO blame" she
cried. but / don't believe Il! He was
always 80 careful"
District Attorney Martin and the
Public Service Commission to-day
are investigating the wreck. and the
indications are that the responsibility
for the smash will be laid to the door
OF Adams.
Two Of the injured passengers are
at Fordham Hospital In a serious
condition.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-11
DRY CHIEF ASKS PUBLIC AID.
Director EdEertOn OF New Jersey
Wants Violations Of Law
Reported.

James A. Bdgoton, New Jersey Pro-
hibition Director. to-day asked for the
assistance Of the public in enforcing the
Volstead act.
Il would like to see law and order
league established" he said. The pub
lie can also help by reporting all viola
lions OF the law"
He said reports should be made not
only to Prohibition headquarters. out
also TO Sheriffs. 'Constabies and the
police.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1920-06-11
lGAR BROKERS ARRESTED.

ur in Boston Accused Of Boosting
Price 3 Cents q Pound. IL
BOSTON, June 11.-Federal officers
day arrested four sugar brokers here
nd two at Burlington, VT. charging
conspiracy by which the price of n
lot Of $1,000 pounds of sugar was boost
ed from 10 cents to 81 cents a pound.
The men arrested here-Israel Rut-
Ytein, Louis Koritz, Henry KeBhnler
and Morris A. Levine-pleaded not
guilty and were held in $500 bail for
hearings.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-11

vedea intiparita pc fata eli pa.
Ida, intrigara pc Elena 81 ras-
punse Gu zimlbetul pe buzc.
''Nu inteleg de ce ti-asi sfisia
inima daca a'Si stSrui sa-mi spui
de ce nu vrei sd ma urmezi daca
ma marit. Mai facut curioasa 81
staruiesc. sa-mi spui.ss
''Fiind-ca va iubesc doamna.
Fiind-ca va iubesc cum nam
iubit pc nimeni in viata meat
''Da, stu, 81 tocmai de aceea
doresc sd te iau Gu mine 81 sa
ma scrvesti pima in ziua in care
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-11
CoNCURs.

Parochia Romina 'Intimpina-
rea Domnului" din Akron, Ohio
find vacanta deSchide Concurs
pentru preot Rom. gr.-ort.
Doritorii de a ocupa acest post
sunt rugati imediat sc adresa
la oficiul parochial, 1896 Curtis
Str. S. Akron, Ohio.
In numele comitetului Paro-
chial. (35-37)
lie Sicoie, Prcsedintc.
Nioolae Floas, Secrctar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-11
PERF|DIA 0MENEASCA
= Roman Contimporan
De G. r. PASCU
Roman Contimporan :


era la pension, 81 Theresa as.
tepta. Primise telegrama Cd Sd
seste In dimineata aceea. Fara
mutt inconj1r la spus planul,
bine inteles nedestainuind de cit
IN parte scopurile eli 81 suma d.,
care dispune tinarul. Theresa
indatorita 81 recunoscatoare pen
tru binele 81 ajutorul capatat dc
la Elena, la promis ca va face
tot posibilul ca Titu sa GAIA in
cursa, zicind ca find de fire
sentimental va cadea Gu sigu-
ranta.
Dupa amiaza, Elena pus 81
pc Florica in current Gu planurile
Ell, faclndu-O atenta ca sd nu-si
ca rolul in serios 81 sd Sc aanore-
zeze Gu tot dinadinsul de Ell, ci
dinpotriva sal urasca ca pc fiul
dusmanului Ell.
Florica stiea cal copila din
''flori'' cum ii spusese matusa-sa.
Cind q fntrehat-o einei fatal Ell,
m6tusa-sa In zis,: ],
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-11

hotel 81 facu cunoscut directiei
teatrului ca s'a resgindit 81 nu
va. iscali angajamentul pentru
sezonul de iarna. Directorul a
cautat sd Sc intilneasca Gu cd
char in seara aceea 81 a staruit
multi sa iscaleasca angajamentul,
dar Elena a refllzat.
''Poate nu va convine cond,-
tiunile 81 onorarul. Putem dis
cuta asupra lor," zise directorul,
staruitor.
'Conditiunile 81 onorarul sunt
convena'bile, dar sunt hotarita sd
plec din Frants. Poate ma due in
America. Am g vad dncotr'o va
bate v1ntul in ziua cfnd vol ple-
ca" zise Elena zimbind.
Directorul sc retrase mdhnit 81
suparat in sine ed perde in sezo-
null acela o artista asa de renl-
mita Gu Lucia Servais. Faptul
Sc datora neglientei lui, Cd in
ziua ple'carii Elenei la Ostenda,
contractul dnc4 nu era gaia 81
siau fnteles sal iscaleasca cdnd
Sc va rdfnapoia.
Dupa Gina 8 chemst pc came
riera ei 6nzalaa = platindu-i sa-
lariul pc luna 6ntreaga o conce-
die. O servise opt lani u i'a dat
cadou un insl unnoa, care Va
lors mai aAplt eft tot salarul
pe pare slpxt ssl stiz,p
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-11
Ehgenia vazind ca pleaca soata

Eugenia vazind cd pleaca soata
ei Sc puse pc ginduri. Credea ca
acllm ii vine rindul eli sd fie con-
cediata, 81 cind striga Elena,
intra In salon Gu inima strinsa 81
Gu fata palida.
Team chemat sa-ti comunic
ceva care cred Cd te va surprinde.
N am hotalit ca deocamdata sd
atirn Ira in cui 81 sa merg in
Rominia. Vrei sd vii Gu mipe e.
'Asi merge GU d-voastra pima
la capatul pamintului daca nu
v'ati marita," raspunse Eugenia,
Gu v0cea tremurata.
'iCine tia spus ca ma mart r.
intreba Elena zimlbind.
''Nu mia spus nimeni dar am
simtit. Domnul acela batrin, care
ramas in Ostenda va rapit
inima,' raspunse Eugenia SEQ.
tind un oftat adinc.
Elena rise Gu pofta 81 dupa
cite-va momente de cugetare
zise:
'De ce nu vrei sd vii Gu mine
daca ma MART r.
20! Doamna! Nu ma intre-
bati. NJ staruiti Sd va spun, cG
mi-ati sfasia inima. Va rog con-
cediati-ma si pc mine. Da, dina.
va rogi"
Vcrbele Eugeniei 81 starea ei
~ 1l6tsa1pk shncinnAstx, care -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-11

It'll va esi norocul in Gale 50 te
mariti 81 tn. Da, Eugenlo, 81
atunci sa-ti dau 0 zestre fru-
moasa, ca sd aveti Gu ce va apuca
de. vre-un cOmert, caci mai Sd
slugaresti cit lumea."
''Ah! Doamne, Dosmne, cit
sunt de nenorocita! Doamna, va
rog, va conjur nu staruiti sd va
spun mai multi de cit v'am spds.
Deja singereaza inima in mine,''
81 sovaind puse NINA pc lsturea
canapelei sd nu caza.
iva urmG)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-11

Societatea Romina de AJutOr
81 Cultura Transilvaneana din
Indiana Harbor, Ind. Convoaca
pc toti membrii eli de lua parte
la sedinta generala lunara cars
Sc va tinea in II Octombrie 1920
la orele Z seara in localul d-lui
Micu. Tot odata sunt rugati tOtl
acei membri care stunt resta,lti Gu
Gotta lunara 81 repartitia care este
de $500 dollari pentru fieste
care membru 0 achita pima la
sus numita ri acei membri care
nu vor fl in buna regula nu vor
fl trimlsi de buni la Uniune 81
Isl va perde dreptul de orr cc
beneficiu. Sperind ca toti men,
bril- isl vor face datorinta. Am
ramas salutindu-va in numele
Societatii ''Transilvancana'' din
Indiana Harbor Ind.
(34-35). Presidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-11

WV
In momentul ce aflat starea
financiara a Anastasiei s,a glnd:t
la Fllorica. DE ce II ar face flea
Gu fiul ce face mama Gu fatal
Sa ] ruineze 81 apoi sal faca vint
Natural ca Florica inca nu-i des.
tut de cOapta si de prlceputa %
Ia asupra Ell aceasta sarclna fara
ii ajutata, dar va urma STA
turtle eli, 81 Theresa va fl linga
ca sal ealauzeasca pasi. Cit pen
tru Lucretia, care de drept are
parte egafa din mostenirea Ana
stasiei, va avea ca de grije 50
scoata din scena.
Iata de ce a propus Elena lui
Gheorghiadi sa gazduiasca pc
Titu Ia prietena ei, find sigura
Cd va primi, dupa cum primit
t0ate conditiunile pc carl lea
pns.
Aiungfnd Il Paris, fndat4 d.
~ ce . deseins Ia hotel Concor-
dlI I mems = Theresa. Florica
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-11
LIBERTY B0KDURI
S1 MARCI DE CRuTARE

Vinde-le acuma. Pl1tim ban,
gaia 81 preturile cele mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstitx casa
de schimb. Room zig Lennox
Bldg, al dolea Etsj. Luati ele.
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 Eu.
cid Aveiue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pi.
na 10 orele 3 p. m. (1x6,
(Adv.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-11

Sscrstul Eugsnisi.
Elena dupa ce aranJa afacerea
Gu prietena ri fiica ei, pleca Ia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-11
CAUTAM


Fac sacrificiu, plec in Florida,
VIM casele 81 Busnisul situat in
Lorain Ave. = pravalii 2 alei de
cugle. lotu 50 pc 120.
Valoreaza $4,000 lie dau CT,
$4,000, din care $4,000 la ince-
put lar restul in rate uSoare.
Neniti la 1912 Clark Avenue
Cleveland, Ohio. (32-3S)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-11

"Tu II al tata draga. fatal tau
a fost un ticalos 81 un misel care
a lnSelat pc mata." Din ziua acea
ura 81 ca pc omul care a produs
suparari 81 necazuri masei. 81
end Elena la zis ca tinarul pc
care va trabui sd j zapaceasca de
cap este fiul omului care la ra-
pit cinstea 81 STA batut Joe de
ca, nh inima eli tinara resarit
dorul rasbunarii 81 Sc sintea
mlndra ca poate veni in ajutorul
masei sa Sc rasbune, asa dupa
cum credea dinsa cal bine. Ia
fagaduit ca va urma sfaturile ei
81 "Mamei T6ereza" cum o
numea atit ca cit 81 Elena.
ln ziua aceea Elena a TRIMS 0
scrisoare lui Luigi Leonardini,
adoratul Ell statornic, care Sc afla
la Milano oicindu-i "a vina In
data la Paris, hotel Concordia
No. "a, aMnd sal comunice ceya
important. Cind viri scrisoarea
In pile zimbi 81 6si zise: 'iSaracul 1
Va crede ca vreau sd cedez sta
rulntelor lui. Stunt sigura ca va
pleca indata &c va primi scrisoa-
rea. y baiat bun. Pacat ca e cam
prostut.''
Sscrstul Eugsnisi.
Elena dupa ce aranj6 afacerea
Gu prietena ri fiica ei, plecx Ia /!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-11
MARSHALL FARMS CO.,
419 Citizens Bldg.

Romanul VIRTUE 81 Desff1u''
Doua Volume $3.50. + in folo-
sui Uniunei s. r. A. Comandati
pima sunt, Ia G. r. Pascu, 5705
Detroit Ave., Cleveland, Ohio
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-10-11
BULETINUL DE
FARMARIE A LUZ
MARSHALL

MARSHALL
81 IA acre GU 10 acre de padure,
,cslss .buna. sura este pavata Gu
timcnt, laptarie, coteti pentru
gaini 81 porci, grinari, pomarie,
sol bun, in apropiere de drum,
aproape de oras 81 static, aseme-
nea aproapc de Scoala 81 statia de
lapte. Acesta este eel mai bun
chilipir ce nu am oferit de mai
multi ami. Vinzare de nina libe-
ra. Ieftina, $500. Acceptam
$500 bani gaia, lar balanta in
rate usoare.
81 acre, GU CASA buna do,ia .sllri 81
laptarie, pamintul este foarte
bun, aproape de drum, scoala,
pravalii, de static, 81 de laptarie,
0 adevarata casa. Pretul $4, 800,
bani gaia $4,000, lar balanta in
rate uSoare.
40 acre, cea mai buna farma afla-
toare in partea de East a lui
Ohio, situata pc Pike Road, a.
proapc de orasel, est della Cleve-
land, este vis7a-vis de scoala, sol
bun. casa buna GU s camere, piv-
nita, sura buna, grajd pavat GU
timent, laptarie, Cutie copcrita
GU sticla pentru rasat, cotet pen
tru gaini 81 porci, grinari, poma-
RE. toate cele sunt in buna con-
ditie. griul semanat, 5 vaci, 2 cal,
scroafa GU 10 purcei, 100 gaini,
unelte pentru farma, ovas, grfu.
porumb, 81 cartofi. o farma
complecta in apropiere de CARA.
Numai $4,000, bani gaia $4,000.
100 acre, cu cladiri bune, sura, in
apropiere de drum, CARA, 81 alte
conveniente. Aceasta este o far
ma de prima clasa, avind in ma
gazii toate cele necesare, recolta
81 uneltele pentru $12,5OO, bani
gaia $1,000, balanta in rate IL
SCARE.
93 acre de pamint, casS busla 81
sura, pomarie mare, sol foarte
bun, magazia este complecta Gu
tOate cele necesare. recolta 81 u
neltele pentru 5000, -bani gat;
$4,000, balanta in rate usoare.
| MARSHALL FARMS CO.,
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04
MUCH INTEREST
TAKEN IN SALE
OF Christmas Red Cross Seals
in Mishawaka Expect
Record Year.

AIlshawakaus have cooperated
splendidly In connection with the
sale OF the Red Cross Christmas
seals which is now open In the city.
The seals are being sold under the
auspices OF the ALshawaka WO-
mans club and Mrs. William Pro-
basc0 is the chairman. The sales
during the past week have been
good and 81 the success continues
this years sale of the seals Will be
the best on record.
The campaign in Nishawaka Will
close on Dec. j. and citizens are
asked 90 arrange TO purchase their
seals by that time The Boy Scouts
who have charge Of the sale in the
public and parochiaI schools are do
ing well. a booth was opened in
the new West End State bank and a
large number Of seals We're sold.
Volunteer workers are needed for
every day next week AT the booths
at the Post office and on Monday at
at tho bank booths Anyone wish
ing 20 work is requested TO phone
Mishawaka 500.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-12-04
BENTON COUNTY
FARMERS ESTIMATE
COST OF DAT CROP
Cooperation Work S h Ow S
That Bushel Costs
62.4 Gents.

LAFAYETTE. Ind. Doc Rec
OrJs kept during the past season
by j > Benton county farmers i'm CO.
operation with their county farm
crs association under supervision Of
County Agent VI. X. Derrick, show
ed an average cost of ga cents for
a bushel of cats These figures
were given out by l.. :. Robertson
Of the farm mana cement depart
ment Of Purdue university, who has
done considerable work with farm
ers throughout the state in aScer-
tanning the cost of production of
various farm products The cost
figure IS especially interesting
VIXEN oats are selling throughout
the state at much below this figure
The costs considered in getting
at the total for the Benton county
farms included seed, fertilizer, man
ure, land rented, machinery suOr-
age, Irvine, threshing, fuel for
threshing, man labor, horse labor,
insurance and overhead Merketins
costs were not included.
Average Production Cost.
Seven If the men were able to
produce oats at an average cost of
50 cents as compared TO 69.3 for
the other eight men said Mr.. Rob
ertSOn. "A comparison or the rec
ords Of these groups of men shows
that those with the lower cost per
bUshel had an aSrage Weld Of Sal
bushels per acre compared TO 4S.T
bushels per acre for those with
high costs, also that they applied SO
percent more fertilizer and manure
and that they were using their Ia
Dor more economically. on the
farms with the higher cost rate,
eight percent more man labor and
10 percent more horse labor were
required per acre.
"The fact that there IS this varia-
ton in the amount Of labor used,
and that next 10 land rental, il is
the highest item in the cost Of pro
duction, brings out the Importance
Of efficient use of both man and
horse labor in profitable crop pro-
duction.'