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The New York herald., 1920-01-04
BLOCK SYSTEM IN
QUEENS ASSURED
Same Registration Methods VIII Be
Used as in Manhattan
and Kings.

Work will be started by force OF nearly
twenty title examiners In the office Of the
Queens County Clerk TO esta blish block
system for the registration of property in
all of the five Wards OF the borough
This is the same system that is in vogue
N the Register office in New York and
Kings county, and It's Introduction IN
Queens has resulted from the efforts OF
presentativcs OF tho big title compe nieh
and real estate lawyers and operators In
Queens for several years. II Is one Of the
most important moves in connection with
titles IN Queens that has been made In
several years, and the situation was forced
ard the necessity created by the growing
value OF real estate in that borough and
the increasing number OF sales.
Several years ago in the County Clerk =
office the block system was inaugurated
on titles extending 10 1914 It's value for
that period has been demonstrated since
the work was completed. The records OF
the county. however, extend 20 1898. II
was contended that II the system was
valuable for tho period represented by the
last four years Il would be valuable for
the period represented since the records
were started. This argument was finally
effective upon the Board OF Estimate,
which recently made an appropriation for
the work for the entire period. and this
money is now available.
~ the present time tho records Of the
plotting OF the real estate In the coun ~
FOR the period subsequent 70 1914 are con-
tanned IN a lRrge number OF maps some
Of them mado IN the most indifferent;
manner By oldtme land surveyors and
all Of them IN badly damaged condition
from yesrs' OF use. When the now systcrn
6 completed the use OK these old maps
will not bc necessary.
The New York herald., 1920-01-04
Joseph p. DAYS NEW BUILDING
BUILT IN 1000 WORKING HOURS
Moves Into No. 67 Liberty Street on
Twenty.Fifth Anniversary
as Realtor.

No. 81 Nassau street. the Bank Of Com
merce Building. is no longer the business
address of Joseph p. Day, which real es-
tate organization last week moved into It's
new home at No. 81 Liberty street inn
media ately adjoining the Chamber OF Com
mcrce building, between Nassau street and
Broadway and located opposite the
Guaranty Trust Company buildings.
Another mile post I'm the moteoric ca
reer Of the Day organization was reached
in August last, when Mr.. Day announced
his purchase OF No. 81 Liberty street tho
old Macy d Jenkins landmark, through
VIM. A. White 4 Sons, and his intention
to erect on the site fully equipped
modern and complete office building for
the sole occupancy Of the various depart
ments OF his business.
4 trifle less than ono thousand work.
ing hours have been consumed In the cree
ton OF the substantial. dignified and i'm
pressive building on the site since August
B. on which day crew OF wreckers began
the work Of removing the old landmark
The new building was designed by Jonn
II. Scheicr. ar2hitcct. with minute atten-
ton glvcn to each detail Of the present
aud future requirements OF the deparC-
ments comprising the Day ganization.
In the construction OF the facade Of the
row building the principal efforts OF tic
pWH'l tiu afNint'Cl nave nfen Osl ecled
toward producing a front that would hnr-
monize with the ornate and costly ex-
terror Of the Chamber Of Commerce and
the strong dignified tires OF the Guar
anty Trust Company Building. opposite
AIR. Scholer by resorting TO tbs Renais.
sance style OF architecture. has succeed
I'd in producing q building that has many
excellent and attractive architectural fca-
tures. while being thoroughly practical,
and that Is worthy noighbor OF the
larger edieices.
The new building Is 2isxi00, five stories
IN height, with IA basement. sub-basement
and pent house Every inch OF interior
srace has been utilized TO the fullest ex-
tent possible. with each floor entirely free
OF posts or pillars, and flooded with light
from north and south windows; in addi-
tion. an indirect electric lighting system
has been installed and outlets for indi-
vidual lamps or fans on every desk.
The pent house Is an idon evolved by
air Day. and is intended as rest and
lunch room for the many young women in
his employ. Tho sub-basemcnt contains the
steam heating, hot water and electric
plants, with large amount OF open space
remaining Tor filing cabinets. Above this
is the fret basement, which, because of
The New York herald., 1920-01-04
APPRAISALS SHOULD BE MADE
ONLY AFTER INTENSIVE STUDY
To Serve His Client Properly Brokers Should Be Able to
Give Correct Valuation of Property and Also
Advise to Its Utility.

man rule. Piydell rule New York sug-
gestion. Somers rule Lindsay Bernard
rule. &c. the use of such theories should
only he applied by experienced real es-
tate men. as the unit value invariably
demanded must be supplied by the eXpe-
rienced broker. AT best it can only con-
stitute n check on values.
The continuous daily contact that brok-
ers have with market conditions, not
alone as relating to the selling value OF
property hut the demand therefor, is our
best and most dependable guide in ac-
curately arriving at the value Of property.
II brokers will follow studously and close
ly the value Of property, devoting the
necessary time 70 making dependable ap-
praisals and so guide their clients IN the
conduct of their real estate transactions.
they will find an increasing volume OF
business with depo 4 f7' - r se", 90
that will produce valuable returns in dol
lars and the satisfaction of participating
I'm transactions that will result In the de-
velopment OF their cities and great eX-
pansion OF their business.
The New York herald., 1920-01-04

"One good sized apartment has been com
pleted i'm Mount Vernon. This is located on
Rich avenue, and it contains tn rtY-two
,partments of from two to five rooms
each. All have been rented and there Is a
'ong waiting Est. The rents average about
500 a room. The demand is unquestion-
ably here, but the only permanent relief
viii come through the stabilizing OF labor
and material conditions. and with these
things adjusted Mount Vernon will offer
mighty fine field for the real estate in
yestor"
w Van Vlack, of Fish & Marvin, said:
There is a great deal Of building going
on az Mount Vernon and the large num-
Der of deeds recorded show the vast
amount OF realty which is actually
changing ownership. The class Of con-
structiou now progressing is largely con-
fined to the six and seven room type Of
dwelling, on plots varying in size from
forty to fifty feet front, by one hundred
feet in depth. But relief is by no means
al hand Building and more building Is
necessary for the demand is far in excess
Of the supply.
Mount Vernon is splendidly located,
having three direct transit lines TO Man
haitian, the New York Central Railroad.
the New Haven and the Westchester and
Boston Railway systems. IL is almost im-
possible for the commuter to have TO Wat
for during the rush hours train leaves
IN one or another of the lines every few
minutes.
To-day there is nothing 10 rent at Mount
Vernon The cost OF construction has ad-
yanced at least fifty per cent as compared
with the pre-war period and the peak does
not seem 10 have been reached. This
shortage has created higher level for
entails. which. in my opinion, will main
/ ain for several years to come
"Loaning Institutions are more ready TO
place commitments on realty than for
some tine past. They are loaning on
about a fifty per cent basis. which Is
somewhat less than in former years. But
this condition is gradually righting itself
4 few months ago IL was almost impos-
sible TO borrow new money on any terms.
/ There l. n decided tendency on the part
! II the private individual to loan money
on real estate mortgages and this has re-
lieved the tension TO certain extent.
Realty conditions are healthy. but before
thew will be right building activity must
/ he speeded up and a fresh supply OF all
classes of improved property created.
The New York herald., 1920-01-04
First Insertion Sells Dwelling.

20 tephoned your main Office
inserted for week commencing
-
LEON ALTMAhEl
day Monday, that entered
the da5
entered into contract for its
Thought would call attention
the satisfactory
LEoN = ALlNlA1b"
The New York herald., 1920-01-04
HISTORIC CALENDAR.

William n IIinteLmann, real estate
broker, OF Rumsou' \. j., is distributinv
q calendar Of attractive design depicting
sceno AZ Nturrays Wharf. at tho foot OF
wall street I'm 1889. George Washington
ts arrlvinc to take the oath OF office as
rirst prcsidenf Of tho United states.
Grouped around washington are several
t,ad ,na rried Alexander Hamilton. who
80 fs Ia th. picture as well az her
sather' General schuyler, General Knox.
c,overnor clinton. Robert II. Livingston
and others IL is from a painting by
E Percy Moran.
for Geors- ". HsLsey phe dwelling 90
The New York herald., 1920-01-04

up their minds and either buy or rent.
The money market needs readJust-
ment The amount of new loans placed
Is unsatisfactory. Lenders should insist
upon an amortization plan, which would
safeguard them in the event OF break
In the market"
Edwin j. Lucas. Of Edwin J. and Arthur
Lucas. said:-"Tteal estate activity at
Mount Vernon has exceeded expectations.
This Is especially true OF Oakley Manor,
the Bissell tract and the Lulu Glasei
Richards property. At Oakley Manor
twenty-one new houses are being erected,
while At Kingsbridge Gardens (Bissell
tract) one hundred are projected
eve have sold within the past months
more than sixty lots in the Manor pre-
ceding which fifty others were transferred
TO the Public Service Homes. Inc. formed
to erect twenty houses. II is hoped to
build more than "a hundred homes in the
"Gardens" during the coming year, but
liz all these are erected the demand VIII
be far from satisfied
The New York herald., 1920-01-04

N r. Vail of y. L. Vail & Co., said
THE realty market at Mount Vernon Is
very brisk. There are az present n
large number of prospects on our books.
the majority wanting residences For
the most part they arc located until
next May, but are doing their Spring
shopping early so as TO avoid disap-
pontment once the winter season is over.
Labor shortage and the high cost Of
building are both retardine factors, there
fore building is not progressing as rapidly
as il should. I feel that the market IL
going much higher than the present
level and those who are unsettled in their
minds as TO what they are going to do
had better not procrastinate but make
The New York herald., 1920-01-04
To Collect Taxes
in Suffolk County

TaA collectors Of Suftclk County. L. l..
viii this week start the collection OF the
annual taxes The total from the ten
towns 20 be collected Ia 2.s46. Ssa57. pf
which sy7i 1898 IS Tor school taxe8. This
sum IL slSi05.ii greater than last year.
the increase la the scool taxes being s1l7.-
s31.Ga.
The tax Is divided between the towns
as folowg;-B -Brookhaven, S05,52i.sO; East
Hampton, Sis7. .ii2.A; southampton. sC09. .75s :
O7. Shelter Island, 32,5ooSs: Babylon, s2ie.-
gi5 OF: Tslip. si63. oSL20 Huntington, sSg2,-
,o2 s6. Snithtown, s10oS526o: Southold.
sgto an a.. Ilivcrhead, si46A1n9B
The New York herald., 1920-01-04

new types. Under present conditions it
takes from four 10 six months TO finish an
ordinary small country residence. The re-
suit is that there are few finished homes
that have not been disposed of and great
of those in course of construc-
ton have been sold
The supply of homes from five to ten
years Old is perhaps greater than others
and many people seem TO prefer these we'll
houses to the newer ones. In
many cases they can be bought at lower
prices My opinion Is that many families
will have TO double up" during the COM
ing season. The turning of the large fam
ly house into two or three family dwell
ir will help.
The New York herald., 1920-01-04


Mrs. sage's charities during her lifetime
cover a wide field. She preferred, how
ever TO distribute her charities in her ewr
quiet way and attended with but Little
publicity. so that the public knew little OF
her many kindly acts. Her viii has buL
carried out that which she practlsed dur
ing her lifetime.
1T Is a matter Of gr-si ss,sisJticn ~
me personally. to be allowed 20 1on6ue-
this sale. which not only viii benefit a
large umber of deserving institutions but
also 10 TRULY representative OF the best
character of auction event. that ie, TIL
absolute sale. without regard TO values.
whore the bidder has the fairesf - all
tair opportunities 90 pay exactly what NJ
considers a property 10 DC worth and net
one cent more.
I'm view OF the character Of the lat
Mrs. sage Il is highly probable thar sh
indulred IN as little rent raising as poe
sible. II II altogether likely that the pror-
critics 10 be sold are rented az the present
tiire for far less than their market value"
The New York herald., 1920-01-04
Activity At Montclair.

". VI. Crswiey n Bros. sold for th'
standard Securities Company TO Trafford
Allpass tho two and one-hslf story rest
dence at IS Gates av., Montclair. n. J.,
also sold sor n. G. Heating 70 Martin =.
Murrhy ", residence az 5oe Grove ct
New Britain herald., 1920-06-11
HIDE DEALERS SEE
 CHEAPER FOOTWEAR
Claim Bottom Has Dropped From
 Hide Market

oklahoma City. okla, June H. Hide dealers declare tho bottom has fallen out of the hide and wool mar kets and arc predicting s2.50 shoes within the near future.
 Green sllted hides which were seII- ing Tor IS cents q pound recently dropped to i2. N. E. LaBrycr, man. aSer or hide company here. says the price will 20 lower. adding that Inc same condition exists in all the mar kets or the country. Calf hides which SIX months ago brought a dollar T pound have been offered lately at 15 cents, MT. LaBrycr continued. auI then can get no buyer.
 The decline fin prices is due to tho inability of tanners to shin their goods because Of ra.iway congestion and because of tho rear of IL credit strinEcncy, Mir. LaIryer declared. Rig stocks of hiEh prIced leather pur- 'hased several months ago are still on hand and they want to get rid of it before buying moro. AIr I.aBryc,. nlSo asserted that many tanneries have closed down entirely and others running half time.
 Tho wool market shows m evan worse state of demoraIIzttion. ac- cordtng to Mir. LaBrycr. Wool which h year ago ranged from 70 to 55 cents pound now is virtually i'm possible to get % cents for. he states. The demand for wool is SD slight. he said' thht no dealers are making pur- chases except where they get an op- portunity to buy at such low prices mat they arc willing to takc Q chance. v Tho recent attempt of the Wool Growers' association to hold q woo! halc at Enid. which was called off be-
New Britain herald., 1920-06-11

cause there were no buyers, was cited by MT. LaBryer as an illustration of the present day wool market situa- ton. A single buyer offered 20 cents for the best grade of Shropshire wool if he could get a carload lot.
New Britain herald., 1920-06-11
Windd
 Shad(

A new shipment of quality, oil opaque sl An exceptional value
 BASEME,N
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-15
De ALE z|LE|

ZHele trecute am dnNntat con-
struirea 81 lamsarea pc apd q unat
submarin francez, pc Nngd care
subn,artnele germane, char cele
mari, au fost jucdrie; cd Emgh-
terra a c0nstruit ana din cele MAJ
mari vapOare de rdsboi din lame,
sei rcd Stdse1e Unite "a lawsdt pc apd
unuL din cele maj mari Dread
nought-uri din care are. - I'm CO.
los CT o vitezd rapidd 81 GU tunurs
uriase.
Revista austratd Mid-Week Pic
torial in numdrul din sdptdmima
trecutd publicd ilustratia unea ma
sini-puscd Gu tragere repede.
Md$i,.G e IN stare sc drMnce 1000
gloante pc nunut 81 operotd pc
principiM general al prastiei, prin
an disc rotativ. M produce sgo-
mot, fun saw flacdrd, CT nun,ai o
ploaie de gloante ucigdtoare. Gu
patru oameni in citeu0 minute Sc
p00te mdtura un regiment intreg.
hsuentia este a Maiorului Edword
r. Moore, intrebuimtind IN loc de
erplosiv forta centrifugal.
FusuL care NINA discul care a.
runcd glOantele pus N miScare
prin uu motor electric 81 face 10
mii de rotatiuni pc minut, arua-
cind gloantele imainte GU o fortG
tcribild. s,
81 pc cind Sc fac asemenea IN
strun,ente distrugdt0are de rds5o,,
Sc vorbeste 81 Sc agitd pentru 0 pa
&c perpetud; pentrW Liga Natiumi-
Tor, 81 acum IN Nrnsd, pentru So
cietate a atiuMlor!...
Telegramelc anuntd cd delegatii
Ligei Natiumil0r sc vOr sntruni a.
lele aceste IN cOnsiau: M cunavo
GU sc0pul ca Sc decerne diplome dt
merite snVemtat0ril0r 0cestOr IN.
strMn,ente, msenite Sc joace un r0l
att de important 81 de uman N
viitOareG "Pace" a Lunsee?
C1R1BUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-15
SAsE C0Pu oMoRfT1 'os
IN PANICA DINTR'UN
CHINEMATOGRAF

NEW YORK, Is Nov.-O SODA
din pivnita umpluta ell hirtie a
produs att fun 1ncit a umplut chi
nematograful "Catharine," situat
in scotia unde locuiesc italienii, a
dat loc la panica de nedescris,
crezindu-se ca cladirea a luat foe,
lar multimea cuprinsa de spaima a
navalit spre usi strivind sase copii
mici intre 2 81 10 ami.
Chinematograful era plin, in
mare parte, de copii, find ca G.
roul filmului era un italian, care
S ridicat din saracie, ca accsti CO.
phi, la prominenta spre care Gu
totii tindem.
Cind fumul a inceput sd nava.
lcasca in sala batrina a strigat
"Foc!' 81 ca impinsi de un resort
toti all sarit 81 au navalit spre usi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-15
D'ANNUNz1o NEMULTuAu1
Gu PACTUL ITALIANO.
JUG0sLAv.

TRlEST Is Nov. - Vapoarele
de razboi ale lui Gabrielle D An
nunzio au plecat din portul Flu
me spre destinatie necunoscu--
ia, fnsa foarte probabil spre Dal-
malta. Fruntasul insurgent e in
revolta fatisa fata de pactul in
cheiat intre Italia 81 Jugoslavia.
Sc raporteaza ca Ell a ocupat in
sulele Veglia 81 Arbe, care Sc
a!fla la 0 mica distanta de Fiume.
In Londra s'au primit stiri ca
D'Annunzio mai ocupat 81 in
sula Castula unde popnatia sla-
va a pus mica resistenta. O
alta expedite plecat din Fiume
Vineri, 81 a dsbarcat la Sebe-
nico. I'm alt detasament de oa-
meni din Fiuane au intrat in
Sussak.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-15
$4,000 FURAT1 D1NTR 'UN
SAC DE P0STA.
In loc de Bancnote trimise s'a
gasit pachete de jurnale.

STEUBENVlLLE, o. IA Nov.
Nouazeci 81 trei de mil de dollari,
destinati pentru plata oamenilor
de la Weriton Steel Comp,
Weirton, w. Va. fost furati
dintr 'un sac de posta inregistrat,
pc cind sacul Sc afla pc drum
catre Weirton.
Banii, declara functionarii, au
fost trimisi Joi, de banca din
Pittsburg. Functionarii zic Cd
bancnotele .au fost duse de Ia
banca Is Uficfuf postal poster, u
dupa aceea pusi intr 'un sac re-
gistrat, 81 trimisi pc calea fe.
rata Pennsylvania la Weirton.
Cind a sosit sacul La Weirton,
s'a gasit in loc de bancnote bu,
catele de ziar frumos taiate 81
lmpachetate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-15

Rosii au patruns prin apararea
generarlllui Nrangel al istmului
la Perekop, prin concentrated
douazeci de divizii impotriva trei
dlviziuni generalului Vranyel,
carl Gu toate ca erau covirsiti de
numar au sustinut douazeci 81
doua de atacuri pima cind au fost
Gu totul batute.
Gel mai multi comandanti al
unltatllor armatei generalului
Vrangel au fost ucisi 81 perderile
in oameni sunt foarte mari.
Succesul bolsevistilor Sc dato-
reste cOmandei inalte excelente.
care Sc zice ca a fost dirijata de
un strein.
Lupta de la Perekop avut un
caracter foarte desperat. Dupa
ultimele rapoarte bolsevistii adj
NIT Cd au avut 10000 mort.
Dlnsii pretind ca au capturat
10000 prizonieri. Succesul lor Sc
datoreste in mare parte intre-
buintarii gaselor otravitoare.
Sc zlce ca la cererea reprezen-
tantllor francezii atasati la Guar
tlerul general a lui Vrangel boil
SeviStii a,l acordat un termen dc
opt zile pentru evacuarea Girl
miei.
Evacuarea, care s'a inceput
JOl, contlnua GU grcutati. Pro
blema este cum Sc va putea in
griji de Ell in acest oraS de oare
ce orasul deja are 0 suprapopu-
latte.
Premierul guvernului genera
lului Nrangel, dl Krivocin a So
sit aici eri Sc aranjcze pentru
transpOrtarea femeilor, al copii-
lor 81 al ranitilor din Crimea.
Ell a declarat ca posibilitatea
unei evacuari generate ale Cri-
miei nu poate fl exclusa 81 ca s d
facut tot posibilul pentru saliva
rea ramasitelor armatei genera
lului Vrangel.
'Evacuatiunea va Fl foartc
grea'' zis premierul' insa am
deschis negociatiuni pentru sta
bilirea conditiunilor evacuarii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-15
VATICANUL MULTUAuT GU
PACTUL ASUpRA
ADRIATICEI.

ROMA. - La Vatican a fOst
exprimata deplina satisfactie a.
supra intelegerii ce s'a ajuns in
tire Italia 81 Jugoslavia in contro-
versa Adriaticei. Vaticanul s'a
exprimat intotdeauna dorinta ca
aceasta chestie sd fie resolvata
intr 'un Eel ca sd asigure pace
durabila.
La Vatican s'a mai spus ca
acum sc pot imparti districtele
eclesiastice in comfomitate Gu
hotarele tarii. Clerul din Fiume
sub un administrator apostolic
care primeste ordinul direct de
Ia Sfintul Scaun.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-15
Arn1ata hi Wranqe|
SdrObitd
WRANGEL SA IMBARCAT Pc UN VAPOR DE RAsBOr
FRANCEZ = B0LSEVISTH AU PROMIS AMNESTIA
TRUPEL0R ANTI-BOLSEVISTE.

LONDRA, IA Nov. = Cores
pondentul hui Exchange Tele-
graf Co. din Copenhaga zice ca
o telegrama, de astazi din Berlin
anunta Cd Sc raporteaza Official
din Moscova ca armata bolsevista
de pe frontul de sud TRIMS ge-
neralului Vrangel cerere ca s;i
Sc predea indata, promitInd am
nestle pentru ell 81 trupele sale.
Coasta Rusiei de pc marea
Neagra s'a declarat blocata.
Contratorpiloare engleze au
inceput sd patroleze Marea Nea-
gra Sc previna comunicatia Dol.
sevistilor Gu coasta Turciei.
CONSTANTINOPOL. ii Nov.
- BOlsevistii au luat Yalta 81
Equatoria 81 cavaleria lor sc a.
propie de Sevastopol. Equatorial
este cam la calea jumatate pc
coasta de vest a peninsulei Cri-
miei pc cInd Yalta este punctul
de sud al peninsulei.
General Baronul Vrangel, frun-
taSul anti4bo!sevist din Crimea,
impreuna Gu membrii guvernului
lui, S ia imbarcat pc vaporul fran.
cez de razboiu' waldeck- Rosseau,
la Sevastopol, zice o telegrama
catre Echo de Paris.
Amata generalului Vrangel d
fost ditrussa 81 un numar de ge-
nerali s 'au sinucis.
Multi din Sevastopol a jefult
depositul Crucei Rosie America
ne. RapOarte necOntlrmate Zlc ca
orasul fost capturat de boise
visit.
Contratorpiloare americana E.
vacueaza ofiterii 81 familiile lor.
Contratorpilorul american Hum
phreys. s'a dus la Malta sd la
materialele Crucei Rosie.
Transportul Statelor Unite Fa-
rally sosit All aici cu trci suite
de bolnavi 81 raniti, carl au fost
ingrijiti de Crucea Rosie Ameri-
cana. Sc zice Gu parte din
Ucranieni s'au unit rosii raspin-
dlnd teroare printre populatia
Crimeiei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-15
DoUA AcTR1TE oMoRtTE
IN CHICAGO.

Cadavrele la doua actrite, Ma
RE Mccarthy 81 LILLIAN Meeka,
au fost aflate pc marginea lacu-
lui in parcul Grant.
Autoritiltile cred ca aceste
doua actrite au fost omorite 81
au fost abuse aci intr'un auto.
mobil.
Politia fost instiintata des-
pre- aceasta crima de un necu'
noscut, prin telefon.
Fata lor era toata taiata insa
medicii n'au putut cOnstata
pima acum cauza m0rtii lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-15
O solutie a problemei
agrare i'm Franta

Dupa razboi 81 in Franta s'a
pus GU mltlta insistenta rezolvi-
rea problemei agrare. De aceasta
problema s'a legat 81 chestia tot
asa Gle inmportanta cresterii
populated.
p. Caziot in cartca sa: La terre
a Ia famille Paysanne, afirma ca
bogatia 81 destinul Frantei, sunt
strins legate de soarta taranului
francez. Teza care la moi in tara
fost de mutt vazuta 81 aproape
rezolvita de seful partidului libe-
raj oil |. l. Bratianu.
In cartea sa autorul desvolta
urmatoarele principii: ''Pentru
viitor formula agricola. trebue sa
fie, exploatarea taraneasca sau
familiala intarita prin organiza-
til sindicale 81 cooperative. Prin
exploatare familiala, Sc intelege
exploatare rurala, a carei In
tindere corespunde Ia att cit q
familie normala poate cultivs
prin propriele sale mijloace, fara
salariati.
Trebuie Gu ori ce chip, ca ia
ranul francez sd fie legat de pa,
mint sd devie progresiv si prin,