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The New York herald., 1921-02-20
FARM PROPERTY.
Connecticut.

Connecticut.
FARM AND ESTATE BARGAINS.
Send for our beautifully illustrated free
portfolio. containing 152 pictures OF the
CREAM OF THEM ALL. in every direction
from NEW YORK CITY. Each property has
passed our inspection and IL accurately de-
scrlbed.
u. i. sLocUM. Inc. t4t Broadway.
FOR SALE - Good farm al walllngford.
81, h Glen Rook \. d Phone fas' * RiaseWood. a wood
TO settle estate-i70 acres. equally divided
into tlilage, pasture. timber and woodland
~ miles from storr's College Keeps -
head stock: extra good buildings. price
81 900, including some TOOLS &c. MERRITT
WEIGH. Chaplin. Conn.
40 acres, 20 tlllable, level. all kinds Of fruit
trees; good room house, barn. henhouse,
heller, % chickens, farming tools: price
$4,000. terms; ask fnr catalogue. We have
them anywhere you want. CLARK SON.
1924 Main st. Bridgeport, Conn. -
Long Island.
GOOD potato farm for sale, Tarmingdale. 4.
l., 20 acres. u mile front also railroad
frontage terms 70 suit. Inquire Jos. selig-
man. FaTmlngdale, L. T.. Or !. ii. Aaron,
Union Arcade. Pittsburg, Pa -
New York.
pt'TCHEss COUNTY FARM.
70 miles from PSghkeepsig nesr ,5a, SSsie rSss
lbD acres, ~ roN house. laIge 3utDuli,nlnss
small fruits and berries fine opportunity for
boardors: high elevation; spring water; all
than asking price ot farm, $4,000. Apply
I" LEWIS ToREY DAVIS.
292 Church IT., Poughkeopsie, ~. y.
FARM AND ESTATE BARGAINS.
Send for our beautifully Illustrated free
portfolio eon.ta,ilnlng i,92 pictures of ,he
~ 4 aEb has n OH
inspection and u accurately described.
Il. Il. sLocUM. INC, iii Broadway
For sAt.E-iG0 acre productive stock, hog
farm, Columbia county; fine buildings;
81 500, easy terms exchange. OWNER, 10
Film place. Hastings or liudson.
FARM for sale. 10 acres. mostly tllsble: Z
room house. good barn. poultry house and
other buildings: small fruit this II very
good small farm; about 3 miles from town.
a q. BULLOCK. Newburg, ~. ~, u, y. ].
GOING seii farm IA acres 10 settle catato;
State road; housc fair, barns good. clay
loan. truck gardening; dairy or general.
SCHUYLER G. BISHOP, Coxsacke, Greene
CO.., n. n.
So AcREs-Farm for sale. Orange county.
so acres; almost new stone 10 room house;
good outer buildings; 4 acre lake, furniture
for boarding house, $500. 5000 cash
easy terms DfAz 600 windsor pl. D'kiyn.
New jersey.
FRUIT. POULTRY AND TRUCK FARM. ie
acres rich and i50 bearing peach trees,
apples, othef fruits, includes flock poultry,
duci,s pigs. horse. COW, all farming tools
~ Az Tor business. : room house freshly
pa nted and papered. barn, poultry houses
ara general buildings. PRICE only $3.50
for everything. sl3a0 cash bargain.
Write for details, also our new illustrated
farm catalogue. BRAY MacGEORGE.
vtNELAND, y. J.
FARM or TEN ACRES
NetAs FfrN hal AZ az tH r4f
bmIdings fruits. Franc modern dwelling of
q rooms price ss 900
tosCpff v. KEATtNG.
R.si Estate BrokN. Madison, N. j.
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SUMMER RESIDENCES WANTED.

A SMALL house Or bungalow wehtfa dot
snrnn,sr near water: state rent and dis
,ancc from city. 4 20, Herald. Herald
square.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.


REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.
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FOUR fine building lots, Manhattaui equity
s3T 800; what's offered? shnrum ll0 B-Nsy.
INCOME PRODUCING property for BROOKLYN
lot. ripc for building. Diagram ana iull
particulars to y. 7os Herald, $50 B'way.
NEAR Boston road, VIII exchange two lotp.
2bxiOo each. for late model roadster; must
bc ~ perfect condition and appearance good;
particulars IN first letter. 1868 Herald.
Bronx,
PARK AZ. CORNER.
MANHATTAN AN. nfOCk FRONT,
fN THE SEVENTIES.
story frcproof building. equities S@QoWo
each What nrc We offered iu exchange
PEAsE 4 ELLlMAN, $40 MADISON ~
SELL. or exchange, 20 iroe aud clear lots
Youkers, price. $50 600, may add some
cash for partnlert house. G.. H. HElT-
MANN. ST3 Audubon av.
TO EXcHANGE for city income property
attractive nentlcman's farm " ~ acres;
modern residence o. 10 rooms. baths
farmers cottagel two large barns. other
farm buiidiuEe 'iu cycellent environment.
within an hour 81 New YORK city; price
iseisu Arp,y oEoRoE HOWE WI 9TH .s.,
New York city.
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REAL ESTATE-0UT OF CITY.
New Jersey-sale or Rent.


WoODBRIDGE.-Boaut new hollow tile
stuaco, rooms, hardw God floors, every i'm
provement; lot 50xi0O. corner: best location;
price 5000 attractive terms. CHARLES
j. STEC ERWALD INC, a0S Smith st,
Perth Amboy. N. j.
WE CAN EXCHANGE YOUR
iefIh, estate, nome or acreage for city in
oome properly. What have You? What do
GHEGAN LEVINE. I23 Kingston av.. Biyn.
WESTFIELD.-Ten rooms. bath; steam
neat, electricity; good condition; lot Tx
DO; seen any time; bargain. OWNER 312
prospect ST., Neatfleld. y. ].
room steam heated house; lot 5Ox1OO; ali
,,,nalp improvements ss excellent location; one
street subway; $4,000. Phone Leonia Nom.
IS acres; house 10 rooms: large outbulidlngs.
extra tine co3diton; main road, Is mile
from Farmlngdale; suitable for all crops;
good stream OF water. money maker and
2 SNOW place: price right: must sell. +. A.
l1fsWl III. tarnlingdale. y. j.
90 room furnished hotel. Jersey coast, ocean
ana Day, good auto roads: attractive price
nnd terms sEASHORE HOTEL CO.. COS
Bailey Bldg.. Philadelphia, IA.
i20 acres grain and dairy farm, 20 miles
from New York; also stock and machinery
II wanted WM. BARNES. Il. /. Fleming
ton, n J.
752 pictures Of Farms and Estates-free
=. y. : \ Y N, 1 y C.. 14i Broadway.
$50 900 HOME FOR s2i 900.
Cost tlat new IL months ago: on account
of death IN family VIII sell for sai 900 fully
furnished or sis 600 unfurnished. 10 rooms
ana baths; - miles from New York on
Jersey Centra! Railroad. photos on request !;
pig bargain. OWNER, box 2i2. Farming
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Iiorida-saIe or Rent.

FLORIDA EAST COAST; the more tropical
coast; Gulf Stream close in; warm sea
bathing. finest fishing; lands. cottages. ho-
tells; sale. GRIFFlTHS. Fort LauderdAle.
Fla.
FOR sale By owner, one OF the finest estates
IN Florida: beautiful waterfront; every
thing modern; abundance OF fruit; wonder
ful bargain At $4,000 Address WINDSOR.
North Michigan av.. Chicago.
LAKELAND HlGHLANnS-Th beautifli
development of grapefruit and orange
groves. Write for illustrated folder No. 10.
w. Il. HALLAM < Co. Tribune Building.
New York. OF phone Beekman ei72.
yirginia-saie or Rent.
VIRGINIA RIVER FARM
For the sportsman, the investor. the prac-
tica farmer. One Of the most productive
i.i0O acre farms IN Virginia, fronts river
one mile: p miles 70 largest city In state
malh alh aWelling' rooms. dwellings, TOT
barns. granary, &C.; this farm has earned
for a period Of ten years more than $1,000
boating. fishing, duck shooting. &C.. price
s42. 800; terms II desired. Write for com
plete description.
Farm Department.
Richmond. Virginia.
raisccllaneous-Sale or Rent.
ANYWHERE Within committing distance We
have bungalows aSd cottages from 81 800
upwards, boarding houses. country hotels
and farms. Write, stating your wants, no
obligations. =. ~ NICHOLSON. Lyndhnrst.
n. j.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES.
032 Lexington ay., story building.
90 East Both, story and basement.
- East i04th. story apartment building.
36i West iiTth. story and basement.
Prices and terms 10 suit purchaser.
cAsE-ELLlMAN, $40 MADISON Az.
FOR SALE-Two lots. Shanmont Estates.
Brookhayen. Apply Box SJ4. Charleston,
S. g.
LARGE tract. with iniie frontage. on ocean
and bay; excellent location, railroad. auto
road ripe for development. DANIEL u.
FRAZIER CO. 1918 Chestnut st.. Phlla-
delphia. Pa.
MAGNIFICENT country estate In Virginia
of iG1 acres, all cultivated: large Colonial
home, modern tn every respect, furnished
ond ready for occupancy. several small cot
tagee, garage. stable, water plant swim
ming pool within motor distance Of Wash
ington and Hot Springs: bargain for muck
sale. Address G. $. BAEDER, Woolworth
Bldg, New York. City
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SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.

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ATTRACTIVE furnished suburban residence
Z baths, sun parlor. beautiful ground9
garden garage: - miles out on south
Shore: rent $1,000 yearly. Phone Lafay-
ette 395GJ.
FOR SALE at sacrifice. stucco house, every
Improvement; newly decorated; charming
location; short committing distance from New
\ FORK; 2 blocks from school. country club and
library; for immediate sale. 800. Phone
Murray Hlll 6265.
FURNISHED house TO rent, minutes walk
from station available Immediately. Write
WALES, 14T Main st.. Port Washington aV.
Phone 4i3J Port Washington.
LARCHMONT-Rent furnished. for summer:
high. cool situation. masters bedrooms.
baths 2 maids rooms and bath large
veranda: hRlf acre, garage might sell.
HOWELL q. PERRIN, I l.. i2d St, 2i22
Murray Hlll.
NEWPORT. II. l.
20 let. furnished IS rooms. two baths, 10
minutes from beach Inquire 4o6 II. 31th s..
TO RENT-Year round house, Or rooms,
on Ioag Island. about A. minutes from
New York o 4T0 Herald. Herald sq.
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

AN g or room house wanted. committing
distance, In town near water: VIII rent
with privilege 20 buy; state full particulars.
a % Herald. Herald ~.
MODERN country home: $4,000 cash. Prin-
cipals only. i3, Herald. Herald SO.
WANTED In westchestar county on a yearly
lease, a modern house OF seven or more
rooms, furnished or unfurnished for a small
family OF refined adult Christians, re-
sponsible C 1s0T Herald. Harlem.
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Maryland.

ATTRACTIVE waterfront farms and estates
on Chesapeake Lay and IT'S beautiful trlbu-
taries: booklet THE Story the Camera
Tells" gratis. DIXIE REALTY CO., Cam
bridge, Md.
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Rockland Countryside or Rent.

fronts of ali kinds for sale and suburban
properties, furnished and unfurnished, TO
rent BLAUYELT & MORRElL, INC.
ssyeck ". Y. The oldest, strongest and
largest agency In RocSard county.
FOR sale, Congers. N. Y, overlooking Rock
land Lake, The Clarendon. 45 rooms. fur,
nished Apply on the premises. 9. = BlpDl.E
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SUMMER RESIDENCES TO LET.


ATTRACTIVE furnished suburban resdence
three bathrooms, sun parlor, beautiui
grounds and garden; garage, - mics ou' on
South Shore; rent 81 zoo yearly. Prone La
fayette 30JGJ.
IN mountains. two hours on, ~ large
rooms, two baths; 60 mile panoramic VleW'
private water frontage; golf; water aporth.
r 1893. Herald. BROOKLYN. -
NEWARK, y. J.--From April 70 oct. J;
ten rooms and bath: screened porch' O.
cellcnt location. q 1923 Herald. Iulton - y.
RED BANK, y. J.--Five room bungalow 70
let, furnished or uniurnished, N snreMs-
bury River, eight minutes % Eaton. NIL
LER a CO, IL william st., Neyark, N. '.
sEABRIGHT.-i5O COTTAGES % tent tor
season: 5000 20 5000. PACKERS REAL
ESTATE EXCHANGE -
WEST END. y. J.-ReNutiful location; north
side drive. in front Takaneass Lake y
room cottage. large porch. spacious rooIna
beautiful flowers and bushes garage Foyer
and living room. dining. kitchen, pahtfy, aleo
lnyatories; second floor, 4 master HleepeIs'
bath third floor. maids rooms ana bnth.
beautifully furnished. gas, electricity. not
and cold water. gas and coal range, piatho
and telephone viii rent for sik months
season, 81 800; two blocks from holiywoon
Hotel; ] hour from New YORK bg boat or
train. Mrs. q. TOMhONOGf, lS4s Inion
st., Brooklyn.
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Maine-Sale or Rent.

A wonderful estate, with every modern i'm
provement, orchards, tennis gardens,
ocean, golf and lakes; commands one OF the
finest views In all New England: price
1926. .000 Address J. GRAHAM. North
Michigan av.. Chicago.
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Long Island.

GOOD potato farm for sale, Tarmingdale. l..
T., 20 acres. u mile 'front.' also railroad
frontage; terms 70 suit. Inquire JOS. Selig-
man, Farmingdale. l.. T., or !. III. Aaron,
Union Arcade. pittsburR, Pa.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
New Jersey-sale or Rent.

FOR SALE-3o minutes from New York, via
Lackawanna II. r.. large. modern 215
story up TO date corner house. rooms,
bath; pantry, vestibue for refrigerator and
double garage; large plot of ground $4,000,
mostly cash. q $50 Herald Herald 50.
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BEAUTIFUL New Rochelle location. conys-
nent 20 stations. n wonderful Ilot, 62Nlt",
finely elevated, with views Long Island
Sound: very coscy, charming house, large liS-
inR room aud den. 4 bedrooms, all improve
mtnts. reduced TO $4,000. ALLABOuGH Y
son, ~ North ay. Tells. 6G0 and 971 New
Tochello
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room modern COTTAGE large
plot; close station; sG,eso. Photograph,
HOVER, 2i2 Broadway. New York.
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BRoNNVILLE - For sale, ideal country
home 26x36 feet; bedrooms, baths
(tflod) large living room, open fireplace,
dining room, large foyer hall, kitchen, steam
heat. gas. electricity. built-in garage 10
seen Is be appreciated price S2T 900. Room
2a2 II Whitehall st., New York city. Phone
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nEATrlEiIL noME

AT OAKLAND BEACH. RYE.
Price $50 600 owner going abroad 10 rooms,
& ba his, . car garage, chaufteurs quarters.
Write phone or call CHAS s. FAULKNER,
office Rye Railroad Station, Rye. y. \.
Phone i23 Rye.
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Beroush Of Broskiys.

BARGAINS income producing property rnrfs
$1,000, price 5.0a0 cash - 900: on JOCK
interborough subway station. CONN kLDT,
iie2 Nostrnnd av Phone Flatbush 1854.
GARAGE-FOR SALE or TO LEASE, 5ie-
8gi winthrop e.. best Flatbusb location. .
200 front by iOS depth INQUIRE s. WORKS,
promises. Phone Decatur 1889.
26ls BEDFORD Av.. junction Of F1atbush
nv. ground floor. specially adapted for
dentist or doctor. ! large rooms and bath.
large closets. extra toilet and 3 wash basin.
best neiehborhood; TO lease from March !: /:
81 sn0 per year Telephone Mansfield l25.
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FARM OF ten AUNEN.
Choice son fine barn and other good out
btnldluzB fruits. franc ncdern dwelling of
q rooms; price ss 900.
IosCpff v. HEATING.
R.ai Estate Brokr. Madison, N. J.
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TOR salc. Rye, X. r.. stucco and shinge
modern home, Z large rooms, sleeping
porch garage: Z bedrooms. . with running
" vater. Tiled bath; steam heat; redecorated
inside and out: excelent construction. a real
home for $4,000. Tel. Rye 1ls.
The New York herald., 1921-02-20

SO ACRES-Farm for sale. Orange county.
so acres; almost new stone 10 room house I;
good outer buildings; 4 acre lake; furniture
for boarding house. $4,000. 5000 cash
ensy terms. nIAZ. 600 Windsor pl. n'kiyn.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-04-06
Oricin Of Surnames.

No one can say with Any certainty
when the practice of taking surname
became general. The Greeks. Assyri'
ans, Egyptians and other ancient peo-
ples had no surnames; the later Ro-
mans had each one real personal name.
to which they sometimes added a clan
name or nomen, a family name or
cognomen and a nickname or agno-
men. The personal or Christian name
was the only name recognized by early
English law. surnames being words OF
description used to identify persons OF
the same name from each other. the
Normans had introduced into Eng'and
the habit of using surnames, but this
was confined to lie upper classes. BY
degrees even the common people be-
gan to be distinguished by names re-
ferring to personal characteristics as
Armstrong. rank or profession as
smith fathers name as jackson. etc.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-04-06
Yankee unde1t1tement.

A paragraph in the Companion
about the mild retorI Of the man who
was kicked by his horse reminded ;
subscriber of her grandfather's story
of John Teele. John was Yankee
teauiSter who was trying one day TO
get log down from the top of the
pile. He tied a rope 10 the log: then.
that he might stop the log before it
rolled too far, he tied the other end OF
the rope round his waist. John pulled /:
the log came down and Snatched the
teamSter halfway down the mountain
Some weeks later John Was able to sit
up and discuss the accident with a
sympathetic neisibor.
Yes. sir" said John, Il hadn't gone
more'n ten rod b'fore see where I'd
missed it..'-Youth' Companion.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-04-06
COOPERATIVE GRAIN
CONCERNS ASSISTED
Bureau of Markets Ready to
Make Timely Suggestions.
Furnishes Specimen Copies Of Bylaws
and Indicates Proper Methods Of
Organization and Administra-
ton Of Companies.

In the United States there are some
l4O0O cooperative marketing associ-
atoms. To many Of them the bureau
Of markets. United States department
0f agriculture, has given valuable as
sistance by furnishing specimen copies
Of bylaws and by indicating proper
methods of organization and admins
tration.
The Organization of Cooperative
Grain Elevator Companies" is the title
Of Bulletin No. $50. issued by the Uni
ted States department OF agriculture
upon this subject The bulletin is adj
dressed 10 those who desire assistance
II the formation OF cooperative grain
elevators. but the subject matter Is
treated in q manner that makes the
bulletin of interest TO those engaged
ia other lines of cooperative endeavor
as well. The scope of the pamphle; is
limited to matters regarded as funda-
mental and general, and it is intended
that the suggestions and recommen-
dations be considered with reference
to and in connection with special CO.
operative laws and the laws governing
corporations in each OF the several
states of the Union.
The bulletin points out that the sue
cess of am organization, whether co
operative a. for private profit. rests
upon social or economic need, sound
organization plan. and efficient man.
agement II then details the various
factors that produce these basic con-
ditions. 1t dwells upon the orsaniza-
ton Of Joint stock companies, private
corporations of the capital stock
form. and cooperative associations in
corpora.ed under special cooperative
law. tha three common forms of organ
ization of farmers elevator enterprises
in tire United States.
Uhder the chapter OF preliminary
survey, matters OF local conditions.
prospective membership. capital. vol
ume of business. and methods of sur
vey are covered. Then the processes
of actual organization are discussed
and a suggested form of bylaws given.
The bulletin also contains some geu-
eral suggestions regarding the selec-
ton of the plant, the choice Of direc-
tors and manager, maintenance
agreement. emergency capital. and
speculative tendencies.
The pamphlet has been written by
experts in matters Of cooperative as
scciations. II Is the composite result
of actual experience, and should prove
If valuable assistance Ia those inter
eSsei in cooperative marketing, The
bulletin may be had upon request or
the United States department Of az
sicul.urc. Washington. d. G.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-04-06
Puts I viii In You
Easy to Get Strong

Everyone wants more pep and sure
~ needs 1t this hot weather. Hot
weather takes away the appetite and
makes one feel listless, nfeless, miser-
able. even when you have a strong
stomach, but TO. those who have weak
stomachs. 1t Il really a dangerous.
trying time.
Be on the safe side this kind Of
weather and help nature all you can. by
taking an eatonic tablet about half
an hour before you eat and one OF
two an hour after you eet; 1t will be
Of wonderful benefit. Htonlc sim
ply takes up the excess acids, poisons
and gases, and carries them right cut
Of the body. With the cause Of the
trouble removed, Of course you viii
feel fit and fne-fuIl Of pep all the
time. Eatonic will cool feverish mouth
and stomach and give you good
appetite. e--n in hot weather.
Get q big box at your druggist,
for q trifing cost and let eatonit
help you for a few days; then yor
will never be without 1t. Adv.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-04-06
SUNDRY ADVANTAGES
OF FALL-SOWN OATS
Department of Agriculture Gives
Timely Hints in Bulletin.
Under Climatic Conditions In Many
States Crop Usually Yields Better
and Natures Earlier-Poor
Land Can Be Used.

Fall seeding of oats has numerous
advantages over spring seeding
where the fall-sowr varieties can be
successfully grown. as in the states
of South Carolina. Georgia. Alabama
Florida, Mississippi and Louisiana; III
Virginia and North Carolina. except In
the Piedmont and mountain sections;
and in southern and eastern Texas
announce specialists of the United
States department of agriculture. In
Farmers Bulletin 1l19. entitled Fall
Sown Oats"
Under climatic conditions In thoS'
states the full-sown crop usually
yields better and natures earlier. Tn.
land can usually he prepared in bette.
shape in the fall than in the spring
Fall seeding interferes less with Other
work. Poorer land and less fertilizer
can be used. The fall-sown crop fur
nishes cover for the soil during tht
winter and prevents washing.
The bulletin sets forth the varieties
OF oats that can best be grown in the
South and details the soils and ferti-
liZerS that should be used. Ii Is rec
commended that. wherever possible.
oats should follow a cultivated crop.
One of the best rotations for the cot
ton growing sections is: First year.
cotton; second year. corn with cow
peas planted at the last cultivation :
third year. fall-sown oats. followed by
cowpeas. Outside the cotton-growing
section a good rotation. including oats,
is: First year. corn with cowpeas In
the corn: second year. oats. with clo-
yer or grass seeded in the oats; third
year. meadow or pasture. Other ar
engagements are also suggested.
The bulletin details the preparation
of the land, the preparation of the
seed. the treatment of the seed for
smut. the sowing of the seed. methods
of seeding. treatment Of the land after
seeding, methods OF harvesting. and
the utilization of the crop.
Farmers Bulletin lll9 can be had
upon request of the United States de-
partment of agriculture. Washington,
n. c.
The Challis messenger. (Challis, Idaho) 1912-current, 1921-04-06
SPLENDID BATON FOR FocH
Most Costly Ever Presented Even to
the Long Line Of His Oisttn-
auished Predecessors.

Ferdinand Foch. marshal OF France,
will soon be the recipient Of the most
expensive baton ever presented to a
marshal Of France. At the base Of the
baton, which Ia 2Oiz inches long, are
embossed in gold the names Of Mar.
shaI Foch's capital victores-Netz.
ST. Gond, the second 3farne. Strasburg,
etc Above this. in gold on red copper.
appears the legend: Terror beili. de-
Gus Pects"-Terrible In war, gentle in
peace" Then beyond the field Of blue
and stars appears the inscription.
'Narechal Ferdinand Foch. 131419.~
and this IL surmounted by the golden
arms Of France. the United States.
Lorraine's dual cross and the arms OF
the Knights Of Columbus. The alloy
Of the metal parts Of the baton Is
one from Pennsylvania
James A. Flaherty Of Philadelphia,
supreme knight Of the Knights Of Co
lumbus. will present the baton to Mar.
shall Foch when the marshal unveils
the statue Of Lafayette which the
Knights Of Columbus will present Il
! France.