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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-29

l40-ACRE FARM T., Marshfeld, ~ mi from
postofice 2-story house in good shape
good big barn just recently built over
equipped with litter carrier and horse fork
shed room and Toulouse. large henhouse
running water to house and barn: large ap-
pie orchard, extra smooth nice-laying fields
plenty Of pasturing. the right kind, ssti..
mated 100 NJ It. of lumber and lot Oh
wood this farm will run 10 cows and team
and can easily be made TO do more: someone
ought to get interested in this deal quick
when they see it and fad out the price.
These properties. both farms and village
are advertised to sell also have more.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-29
HOUSES TO RENT

TO RENT-First class tenement; inquire Of
DR.. o. Stckney. so Washington street.
TENEMENTS TO RENT-Three. four. five
and six-rooul, good rerair. Prospect and
Summer streets, and Beckley court inquire
Of p d. Beckley, s Park street, telephone
ssg-W 1875
INVOLVEMENT HOUSE AZ Foster
street 20 rent: inquire Mrs Elizabeth
Bugbce. Richardson street telephone
i59-R. Allu
FOR RENT Five-room tenement with
pantry VOID shed. stcreroCm, bath room
ana electric lights inquire Of F. L. Dens.
more. l Pleasant street. ll8ti
To RENT-Small tenement AZ q East
street suitable for man and wife; also
cottage house 70 rent Inquire Of G. L.
Woodwork. Eastman Block lVld
TENEMENT TO RENT = Injure Of Mrs.
James Ahern. tel. 245-N. Il East street
TO RENT Downstairs tenement Of rooms.
pantry and bath, electric lights and large
garden. together with barn privileges va
can't June IS situated AZ IL Clark ftrcct ;
telephone SCR or inquire at 2l-22 Howland
boilding. Flwin L. Scott ssu
TO RFNT-s-room cottage on Branch street.
newly repaired call ssS-s3 F. II. Nichols:
s5tf
To RFNT-Five-rooui tenement with garden
TT 81 Flnwcod avenue: apply At same nd-
dress. WV
TO RFNT-1enernent rooms, $40 mo /;
smith place. Maple avenue smith Bros
bat
To RFNT-s-roon tenement ist soor The
Northern al modern apply Of $50 North
Main street. -"
TO RFNT-Tcnement AZ 81 Merchant street.
also I tenernents on Wiley btreef OF W
eyx.rI,rs shane: modern improvements 4.
Geo W Mann. 81 Wellington ttrest ,su
FOR RENT-A good 7-room eottage house,
sp-ing water. bath Batcheider street :
IL W Scott. Bolster block ltu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-29

si.s5o0o BUYS this hve-roon1 house on
Grant Ave Lighted and in good condition
handy to granite works good home Tor
the money.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-29
FOR SALE

REED BABY CARRIAGE FOR SALE
Large wheels, in good condition call at
100 fremont street, telephone SAL, HAT
rabbits FOR SALE ~Checkered Giants
INQUIRE at Shores Studio it4tf
FEW TONS or HAY FOR SALE Desire
to deliver from field; Archie Flanders
Was hinRton, Peoples Phone. ll4t6'
FOR SALE-A few books for Goddard
Seminary commercial course write to
Books care Times. ll5t3'
FOR SALE The standing grass on the z.
w. Pitkin farm; inquire of o. c. Pitkn,
Marshfeld, VT 1874
FOR SALE-Cap bird singers and also
other canaries sale: singers So each,
females 81. so each wish TO sell at once
Mrs. D. k. Tibbetts. Plainfeld Vt. r. F.
d. /. ll0t9s
FOR SALE-One-half horse power Emerson
motor inquire at. 62 Brook street 91a
FOR SALE Two cottages at Lake Groton.
situated at head of the lake, with nice
beach; lot has several hundred pine trees OF
years growth cottages contain good cook
stoves. dishes. bedding and other camp fur
niture inquire Of A. l.. Hooper. Groton.
Vermont s6tf
FOR SALE A preparation for cleaning
granite and marble monuments brightens
UP the lettering and makes the whole monu-
ment look clean and new guaranteed; prices
on application. James Sullivan, ia Park
street. Barre. VT. lstt
MOND. RUBBER ROOF PAINT; water,
weather, fire and sunproof 500 lbs. TO Dbl.
am ready to paint or repair your roofs
Z. l.. Densmore, l Pleasant street. ll2H
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-29
MOTORCYCLES
LIVE STOCK FOR SALE
HORSES AND VEHICLES

FOR sALE-Good work horse, nine years
old. weight 1900 lbs. also two good
drivers, safe and clever pigs. seven
weeks old f. J. Dunn. Mashfeld. VI. HIT
FOR SALE-Two heavy express wagons
apply to c. NJ. Leith. 55 Merchant street,
Barre; phone 6Se-W. ll0te.
TWO PAIR WORK HORSES FOR SALE
Also harness. one extra heavy milk
wagon and one lighter one. c. NJ. Gould.
Montpelier. Tel. 1915. losu
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-29
A Few Exceptional Values
in Good Homes

- It tW EACGpllOlldl alcNS
in Good Homes
Prices much lower than they
will ever sell for again.
ORANGE STREET HOUSE OF SIX
ROOMS hardwood Aoors and finish down
stairs two porches. furnace, lights. plumb
ing. etc Very pleasantly situated on large
lot affording an excellent garden or chance
for another house. Owner Is sick and
wants immediate sale. viii let Il 10 Tor
s2,T75.oo. which is much less than actual
value.
ACADEMY STREET HOUSE with all con.
venienecS, furnace. lights, etc. Six good
rooms good garden with quantity Of email
fruit Pine location and bargain at
s2,s00.Oo.
ONE OF THE BEST BUILT HOUSES in
Barre can be bought for just about one
half the cost to build to-day. There are
eight rooms. most OF them finished IN curry
birch; polished hoos all convenience, in
GLIDING set laundry tubs, splendid vide
porch and screened sleeping porch: extra
lot quantity OF shrubbery, fine lawn, etc.
The owner i leaving town and allows US
TO offer this fine property for ss.Soo,go ;
s., 10000 down. 1t Is chance OF a NE
time. Located near Pleasant street
1880 90 BUYS this hve-roou house on
Grant Ave Lighted and in good condition ;
handy to granite works good home Tor
the money.
WE CAN SELL you comfortable home
on Farweli street for only S65O-Oo Win
payment Of $4,000 down
WHY PAY RENT We can often take
Liberty Bonds in part payment for homes
and have never yet taken them at less tnah
face value. Better see Us at once
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-29
1T STANDS ALONE

IT STANDS ALONE
The Famous John Deere Beaten on Axle
s,,rssser has won its prestige thru It's
SIMPLICITY, Endurance and Light Draft
Ask the man who uses one
Geo Mcknight. East Montpelier.
Ivie Young East Montpelier.
Albert Mcknight, East Montpelier.
f. c. Fitch, Calais, VI -.
Webb Cate g. Son, Calais. VI
Bvron Wilbur, Calais. VI
Ralph Parker Plainheld
Henry Cate Plainfeld
Ferd Ratchelder. Plainheld
n II Harrington, Plainheld-
William Nelson. Barre
A. Corti. Barre.
Prank Allen, Barre.
D. C. Roben, Barre.
Rodea & Ingersoll. Barre
E. C. Cutler. Barre.
Harry Blanchard, South barre
VIII jackson. South Barre
Oscar Hanson South Barre.
Viii Briggs Williamstown.
Chris Mekkelson Williams town.
II e Smith. Williamstown.
Ernest Hood Millismstown
FrneSt Hutchinson. Willisnistovn-
Henry Menard. WilliAmstoVn
II. F. Stoddsrd. Brockheld-
w B. Colt, Brookheld
Walker Bros. Cabot
s. ]. Carter & Son. Grcton.
Redheld Phillips. Montpelier
Peter Hanie Montpelier
Marx MOODY Waterbury, and many otnefe.
Place your order at once and insure
voarseu OF a real up-to-dste low down
spreader that horses can pull.
APSH-AIIEN co.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-07-29

! FOR SALE--Two-teneme house and
lots inquire Of James Bennett, as Pearl
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-07-24

On motion duly socondefnd car
ried that the Superintends was au-
thorized to arrange traSp htatiOns
from a small school to amer school
if the transportation dislot exceed
the cost of a 1st grade Bacher.
1t was moved seconfd and car
ried that children ner an elemen-
tary school should nolye paid $500
per month for tranprtation to a
higher graded sch9 unless the
children were abovFthe 7th grade.
On motion duly seconded and
carried, Mr. E. b Campbell. Tax
Collector, vas gin a quietrs for
poll taxesIAnd Speial School Taxes
on the 1sss assenent ron
On mqaon dug seconded and car
ried, the Supedtendent was au-
thorized % punAase 80 double desks
to furnish the Hole-in-WaIl cOlored
school
1t vas moved seeon led and car
ried, mat M II. C. Sewer, Mr.. Max
Rottehild md the Superintendent
be ppointea a building committee
toecure : fsite and to let contract
a. supervise the construction OF
Rosenyald School &C Clayton, the
I dolores patrons of that neighbor-
'od ha1sng deposited with Board
90. az their share
1t W. moved seconded and car
d, tn i Mr.. Seab be allowed sic 2iS
ireae In his salary.
i res moved seconded and sar-
/ la ~ aapsf' ntsAaens b az
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-07-24
-W. 0.o---
PECAN SEEDLINGS SHOULD BE
BUDDED.

Because there are millions of pecan
seedlings in Louisiana which should
be budded to desirable paper shell
varieties, B. Szymoniak, associate
horticuIturist, Extension Division,
Louisiana State University, will carry
on a series of demonstrations in bud
ding trees throughout the northern
part of the State, beginning July 2.
Mr.. Szymoniak will work in connec-
ton with the farm and parish demon
stration agents in their respective par
ishes.
"In Madison Parish the work is
we'll under way" says Mr.. Syzmoniak.
"A farmer just south of Tallulah, with
the assistance of his agent, T. l.
Watson, has top-worked some thirty
FIVE or forty seeding trees in his
pasture, having grated these seed
hngs to Schley Stuart varieties. Ex-
cellens results have been obtained
from this process"
Trees that are budded will come
into bearing from three to -four
years after the budding is done
when ordinarily it takes from ten to
twenty years for seedlings to bear
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-07-24

thorized to pur:ha Sc one + & F. check
writer.
It was moved and duly secOn led
that the ordinance passed on Jan.
9Th, 1920 relative to releasing school
section near L'Argent 10, &r. Crrry
for another four years at the e>-
piration of the present lease at the
same rate rescinded and on roll call
the motion was lost.
On motion duly seconded and ''ar-
ritd that floor oil, chalk and school
supplies be purchased for next session.
The Finance Committee checked
ND the warrants for the Quarter end
ing June 30th, 1920 and found same
correct.
On motion, duly seconded and car
ried the following ordinance was
adopted
An ordinance of Concordia Parish
School Board, State of Louis
lana, levying and ordering as
sessed and collected, mill tax
on all property in School Dis
trict No. 5, Of Concordia Parish,
State of Louisiana.
Section 1. Be it ordained by Con-
cordia Parish School Board, of Con-
cordia Parish, State Of Louisiana, in
regular session convened, that for the
purpose of paying the interest and
portion of the principal due during
| 1920 on bonds authorized to be is
sued by this body on the 18th day
Of August, lsll, which said interest
and pegslsa sE principal 10 dus Oct
l. isao. Cd eshaE ApssAIarS g.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-07-24
ELECTED PRESIDENT.

A very singular honor was con-
ferred upon NJ. G. Osborn, agricul-
tural editor, Extension Division,
louisiana State University, when the
American Association of Agricultural
College Editors met at Amherst,
Massachusetts,, June 30-July /, 2,
and 8, and elected him president for
the year 1920-21. Mr.. Osborn is a
graduate of the Louisiana State Uni
versity and has been connected with
the editorial office of the Extension
Division for the last six years. During
this time he has done exceptionally
good work. He is now attending the
school of journalism at Columbia
University, and will resume his work
at the University in August.
The other officers of the A. A. A,
C. E. elected were: W. c. Palmer
North Dakota Agricultural College
vice-president, and A. v. Atwood
Cornell University, secretary-treas-
urer. The next meeting Of this as
ISOLATION will be held at the Uni
versity Of Missouri in June, 1921
Swat the Fly
Aa4N
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-07-24

nenditpres g.. nistret No. 5
Of Concordia Parish, Ses
lana, does hereby levy as
sessed and COLLECTED !" year
1920, upon all prOperi1ss "''i''n SAD
District, a tax Of 4 Ii''I Va uoiiaF'
Section 2. Be it ~ - 0'"@4ied
etc. -
That . mn, Of this ordinance
shall be forwsrde0 s'e assessor
of the Parish Of W. r'@'e OF
on tho on.a =" rolls for the year
1000 a. nil tax herein levied
and ordarod sssessed collected in the
manner 1;rected by tn constitution
and law. # the State of Louisiana.
On motion duly seconded and car
riod AN foIloWing ordinance was
adopted
An oraiusnce Of COncordia Parish
coho., Rosrd, of ConcordiA Parish.
Sto,o - louisiana, in regular session
convened, hat for the purpose of
go interest and portion of the
pprirciDsI Due during 1921 on bonds
a,,.hOrised to be issued by this body
- oet an, 1920. which said interest
o.d norton of principal is due on the
ID dsy of January, 1921, and other
oaresssry expenditures for said Dis
.,iet No. 6 of Concordia Parish. State
u LOrisiana, does hereby levy and
order assessed and collected for the
vssr 1920, upon all property with
d sid District, a tax of y mills On
dOllar.
Section /. Be r ordained by Con-
0rdia Parish School Board, of Con-
'rdia Parish, State of Louisiana, in
'gular session convened, that for
Ie purpose of paying the interest
Id portion Of the principal due
lring 1921 on bonds authorized to
issued by this body on the 3rd
~ Of April 1919, which said interest
Id portion of principal is due on
eb. Is, 1921, and ether necessary
Ipendhures for District No. z of
oncordis Parish, State of Louisiana,
'es hereby levy and order assessed
Id collected for he year 1920, Upon
] property with said District, a
x of 21a mills on a dollar.
920, upon all property within said
istrict, a tax of IL mills on a dol
Y.
Sec. 2. Be it further ordained etc. 4:
that a copy of this act shall be sent
the Assessor of the Parish of Con-
'rdia, State of Louisiana, who shall
isess and extend on the assessment
Ills for the year 1920 the pa mill
x herein levied and ordered assessed
Id collecte the Kramer directed
e constitution and laws of the State
Louisiana.
On motion, duly seconded and car
ed, the following ordinance was
lopted.
An ordinance of Concordia Parish
,hool Boarod, of Concordia Parish,
tate Of louisiana, levying and or
ering assessed and collected, a 2 Y
i'll tax on all property in School Dis
let No. 7, of Concordia Parish, State
Louisiana.
There being no further business
Ie Board adjourned.
H. c. SEWER,
Vice-Jresident
test
d. C. STROLLER Secretary,
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-07-24

Learn the saving habs. and hsy
wAs Savings Stamps.
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-07-24

Altar full discussion Of Salary Scbadu II was seconded
and carried +ba+ +h foII he donted fr 1920-21
+oooho~s ond nrinc;nolS ehoos
st aar ond 20 Ard ond ar o 5b ond 6b v and 9Th
3rd Grade $55 without any increase 80
End IS without increase ~
1& rs 80 65 "
cUad~a+o OK on OK 10 los
High School a. = ..rsA
Teachers 95 100 ~ los ~ ~
+hroo Cchoo1 20
should
exceed 5000 month !, s,go coz
Salary the Principal of the New Era %'V F
charge to End School District VIZ ne
motion duly seconded carried "a
Budpe of expe werea
The Concordia sentinel. (Vidalia, Concordia Parish, La.) 1882-current, 1920-07-24

d. C. STROLLER Secretary,
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-29

Miss Archer, will fall four inches
below he knee but win be lined tc
the bend Of the knee. The jaweled
garter will flash from beneath d,a-
phanous laces. The anklet watch Of
last winter viii be superseded by
the elastic ankle band set with
gems, preferably diamonds, Stock
ings will be striped IN brilliant,
rainbow hues. Striped stockings VII
also be fashionable for street wear.
skirts viii be slightly longer and
narrower They will reach ten or
twelve inches from the ground But
this will be short enough to afford
generous glimpse Of the gorgeous.
ly striped silken hose.
"As for men," Miss Archer nd.
ded, the scarf pin win continue in
vogue but the jeweled tie holder will
form the completing detail OF par
ticularly smart costumes"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-29
FOR SALE

Three Washta river bottom farms
2l0 acres good bottom land finl
for cotton, corn or alfalfa Rent goes
with deal. only $4,000 per acre. No
better values IN the county
25O acres first bottom land, sets
improvements grows any Kind o.
crops, only $1,000 per acre. This -
absolutely a snap Let us show you.
40 acres. $50 IN cultivation fir
class improvements Dandy orchard
yinyard and barn, only $125.00 PEI
acre. This place will sult you
We have anything you want
ALEX REALTY co.
Write DIR }, II. HANNA.
Alex, Okla.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-29

Owners Of horses and ,bloodol
stock are large users Of Liquid 30
rozone. 1t heals wounds. fostering
sores, barbed wire cuts by a mild
power that leaves no disfigurins
scars. Price 9Oc, 60c, and $l.2O. Sold
by Wren Drug CO.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-29
s, 10. IS Cents
Tomorrow Secret Gift"
Friday Moonriders.
Bank of England.

The Bank Of England is not gov
'tnment institution, az is popularIy
opposed. Il was projected by WiiIinm
'a'erson. q Scotch merchant, TO meet
ne difficulties experienced by William
VI in raising supplies for the war
lgainst France. Forty merchants sub
aribcd t5O0000 towards the sum Of
fL2G0000 TO be lent to The govern
nenl at $ per cent IN consideration u
ne subscribers being Incorporated as
bank.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-29
SnGppy Winter
Predicted NOW,
GeRlnaed GQyteyS
BY United Press.

D3 UHIIVW TTtSs.
New York. Sept. 29.--Stripod
stockings with jeweled garters just
below the knee will be worn by
smart women this fall and winter,
according 10 Miss Isabelle NJ. Archer
style expert, who spoke at the
recent jewelers. convention at Louis
il'e
Skirts for evening wear" said.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-29

Ihe greatest enemy OF child life is
the ta.'e worm. 1t destroys health
and vitality. The greatest enemy OF
the tape worm. 1t destroys health
Verml nge, One or two doeses does
the work. Z. ice 35c. Sold by Wren
Drug Co.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-29
ART LESSON -

BY the lesson 51Oc, by month. 3
lessons, $500 Mrs. l.. d. Yeaton.
nth and Alabama 24-3t.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1920-09-29
Real Estate

FOR SALE room house, with
basement, porches. trees. 75foot
lot. Near pavement close in, price
$500.
FOR SALE 8 Room house, close in.
? blocks of First National Bank,
75-foot lot. Price $500 This is
bargain.
10 ACRES ) Miles out. improved.
$1,40O.
Block of ground, large trees, sta
Bile and granary. $3.50.
SURETY RoNDs-FARM LOANS
Jonas Cook
Room 5ot First National Bank Bldg.
CHICKAsIIA, OKLA.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-25
PREACHER WHO TRIED
 ID PROTECT !. O.'S
 DEFENDS SOCIALISTS
CRepubiican A. p. Leased wire1

ALBANY, N. Y. Feb 24.-Louis Waldman, one of the five suspended socialist assemblymen being tried by the judiciary committee of the lower house on charges of disIoyaIty. late today took the stand in his own be- half.
 The youthful assemblyman declared in detail the fate of bills introduced by the socialists in the assembly con- corning traction matters and other questions of vital interest to the working class
 been killed in committee. He was still enumerating bills when the session ended.
 MT Waldman was preceded to the stand by the Rev. Dr. Norman Thomas, Presbyterian clergyman of New York City, who was called by the defense to refute testimony of Peter W. Col lins, Knights of Columbus worker and prosecution witness. that socialists threatened both religion and family. These statement pr, Thomas. himself 2 socialist, emphaticalIy denIed-par- ticularly an intimation that socialists were free lovers.'
 In cross examination the prosecu- ton brought out that Dr. Thomas had served as chairman of the national civil liberties bureau. which he testi- fled, ''protected'' the rights Of con- scientious objectors to the military draft law and persons accused of vio- lating the espionage act. The organi- zation also had attempted to aid the no I. w. w prosecuted in Chicago considering that they had been victims of d grave injustice"
 Charging that at Fort Alca trez. in the United States, two conscientious objectors are confined in cages which prevent their sitting down for eight or nine hours a day. the witness defined himself as a queer fanatic who does not believe any great end is achieved by war"
 T am so far lost to the ordinary con rictions of men that if this country were invaded by a foreign enemy, | believe the ultimate victory could he won by policy of passive resistance more surely than by armed resistance" he said.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-25
TALESMEN READY FOR EXAMINATION

TOMBSTONE, Feb. 24-Sixty-fo talesmen were awaiting examination for jury duty in the trial of Harry F.. Wootton, first defendant to go to trial charged with Kidnapping in connection with the Bisbee deportations, when court adjourned today. The GA are all that remained of Venire of 400 names drawn last week.
 This was the fifth venire and but 195 men reported. Employment with Phelps Dodge interests and statute reasons excused all but 64. There was no examination of jurors conducted today although court adjourned q 3: 35 o'clock after having been in session one and oTie-half hours.
 Delay in court proceedings and the lateness of starting each day with the two hour noon recess, it was said will be attacked by the prosecution when taking of evidence is begun with a view to having Judge Samuel Pattee speed proceedings. Special Prosecutor A. 4. Worsley, it was said has de- clared the delays are advantageous to the defense.
Arizona republican., 1920-02-25
HIGHER COSTS, 4 THREAT TO FOOL) SUPPLY, WARNING
IRepublican A. P. Leased wirel

lFepupiican A. p. Leased Wirel
 WASHINGTON, Feb. 24--Warning auction impends because of high wages demanded by farm laborers high cost or farm equipment and supplies and pronounced movements of people rom the farms to the cities. was given today by the department of ae~fci1l- ture on the basis of reports and let .ers from all sections of the coun- Ty.
 The most definite of these reports come from New York state" the de- oartment announcement said. "where records of 3,775 representative farms on February 1 disclosed that during ne last year the number Of people n these farms decreased nsariy 3 per cent, and the number of hired rneu decreased more than IT per cent This IS more rapid movement from the arms to other industries than took 'lace in the early part of the war.
 The same conditions in varying de- 'rees exist in all sections" according 70 the federal bureau of crop esti- mates although they are not so acute arther than industrial centers
 Another New York report applica >le in some degree in every part of he country is that farm wages this rear will average 14 per cont higher han they were in 19I9 although in t919 they Were 80 per cent higher than hey were at the beginning of the war Estimates from $50 farmers in all parts of New York state indicate that experienced farm help, hired by the month, will be paid this year about s52 a month and board. as compared with S45-5O last year. experienced married men, not boarded but provided with a house and farm products, are ex- oected to receive on the average about s6s50 a month in cash, as compared with $60 last year.
 Numerous letters to the department of agriculture from it's field workers pr from farmers indicate d widespread disposition to cut down plantings, so that the work of cultivatfng can be attended to by the farmer himself or by members of his family