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Pennsylvania-SaIe or Rent.
FURNISHED BOARDING HOUSE.

FURNISHED BOARDING; HOUSE.
PIKE COUNTY. PENNSYLVANIA
One mile from Shohoa station on the Erie
Railroad; 60 rooms, fully furnished, running
water, baths. cottage, barn, tcehouse, other
outbuildings; % acres; price $40, 600; easy
terms; brokers protected. j. S. HOLDEN,
owner. box I0s. Port Jervis. n. Y.
House. II rooms. all modern improvements;
hardwood floors throughout plot 1oOx2 200 :
high elevation: suitable for summer boarding
or private residence: option to purchase fur
niture; location. 100 miles from New York
at Hawiey, Wayne county. Pa; convenient
10 station. schools. boating and bathing;
price $4,000; cash required $4,000. For
particulars apply II. NJ. WE'LL. 22i West
I'D st. Phone Longacre 22g0.
MOUNT PoCOMO, PA.-Pocohasset Hotel. 10
acres land fruit, garden; house has 30
rooms, cottage 10 rooms. steam heat cleo
trio light. baths; everything in good repair;
easy terms.
Dir. c. L. BOWLING.
2l3 Park av., Orange, n. J. Phone 74T r.
100 acres fertile land, with 10 room house
containing firepaccs. bath and heater
large stock barn. other buildings stream; z
acres woodland. situate IN Pennsylvania on
Lincoln Highway, adjoining Morrisville .
miles 10 Trenton; "a acres along Pennsyl-
vania Railroad. ripe for development; price
$4,000. w. AUBREY. Merrick. Newtown. Pa.
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REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE.

hGhL 1sO Al u Az A<AOAAhAtOA'
FOUR fine building lots. Manhattan. equity
$1,000. what's offered2 Shatum 10 BWay.
INCOME producing property for Brookyu
lot. ripe for building. Diagram and full
particulars 10 =. COS Herald, 2so Rwey
NEAR Bcsion road; viii exchange two lots.
2hNiO0 each, for late model roadster. must
be in perfect condition and appearance good !.
particulars IN first letter g 1906 Herald,
Bronx.
PARK NN. CORNER
MANfiATrAN AN. EtCCE FRONT.
~ THE SEVENTIES.
\ story Orruroof building. equities 100000
each What ere sec offered I'm exchange
PEAsE & ELLfMAE. $40 MADISON NN.
SELL or exchange. 20 free and clear lots.
Youkers. price. so 600, mnv add some
cash for apartment house. G.. L. flElT-
MANN, 313 Audubon az.
TO EXCHANGE for city Income properly.
attractive gcntleman's farm ~ - acres;
modern residence Of 10 rooms. 3 baths !.
farmers cottage; two large harms other
farm buildings. iu excellent environment.
within an hour Of New York city. price
$500 .rr,y r,cy'Sns Shysopdr % HOWE SrssTs w7 s,r sro
Nsw'Scrk city.
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Massaclusetts--Saie OF Rent.

FOR SALE-Wonderful bargain: original
price $50 600; fine set buildings COS acres
land and only $4,000; terms 81 900 down.
CORNELL co, Great harrington. Mass.
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FARM PROPERTY.
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New Jersey.

New Jersey.
FARM AND ESTATE BARGAINS.
Send for our beautifully illustrated free
portfolio containing 752 pictures of the
CREAM OF THEM ALL IN every direction
from N. Y c.: each property has passed our
inspection and is accurately described.
II. r.. SLOCUM, INC, lil Broadway
IDEAL location fish and game club; 800
acres; Jersey; good roads; 12 room house;
price $l3, 800; catalogue free. LEEMAN
FARM AGENCY. II West 42d.
MUST be sold to settle estate; go acre
dairy and grain farm, with good dwelling
house ana barn for tie up Of 40 cows: milk
ing machiue, tractors and all other neceo-
sary machinery; brook running through CEN
tire of farm; railroad station within 800
yards: also other attractive bargains.
DONNELLY. Farm Specialist, 20I Market
ST., Newark, NJ ].
70 ACRES. with river front. 10 room house,
all improvements; barns, &c. T. BlCiE-
LOW, Belmar, N. j.
10l ACRES, CULTIVATED; EIGHT ROOMS,
bath fine condition; barn; $4,000; loan
soil; no stone; slopes south; 4b miles state
road; two from station. OWNER, s04. so
Wall ST.
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SUBURBAN HOMES WANTED.

AN or room house wanted, committing
distance. In town near water; VIII rent
with privilege 20 buy state full particulars.
A % Herald. Herald 50.
MODERN country home; $4,000 cash. Prin-
cipais only. G 10, Herald. Herald 50.
WANTED In westchester county on yearly
lease, n modern house OF seven or more
rooms, furnished or unfurnshed, for small
family Of refined ADULT Christians, re-
sponsible G 14o7 Herald, Harlem,
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Rockiand County-sale or Rent.

SUBURBAN properties, farms and water
fronts of ali kinds for sale and suburban
properties, furnished and unfurnished. to
rent DLAUvELT & MORRELL, INC.
Sypck N Y. The Oldest strongest and
largest agency in Rockland county.
FOR sale, Congers, n. Y. overlooking Rock
land Lake, The Clarendon, 45 rooms. fur
nlshed. Apply on the premises. G. $. BlDDLE
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Fiorida-saIe or Rent.

FLORIDA EAST COAST: the more tropical
coast Gulf Stream close in warm sen
bathing, finest fishing lands, cottages, ho-
tells; sale. GRIFFITHS, 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 ElGHLANpS-The beautiful
development of grapefruit and orange
groves. Write for illustrated folder No. TO-
W. F. HALLAM & CO.. Tribune Building,
New York. or phone Beekman 6l72.
Virginia-Sale Rent.
VIRGINIA RIVER FARM.
For the sportsman. the investor, the prac-
deal farmer One OF the most productive
1,l00 acre farms In Virginia. fronts river
one mile; 25 miles to largest city in State;
main dwelling, rooms . dwellings for
housing labor, stables, cattle barns, hay
barns, granary, &C.; this farm has earned
for period Of ten years more than Sc. 900
per annum above all operating cost; elegant
boating, fishing. duck shooting, &C.; price
$42 500; terms II desired. Write for com
plete description.
MORTON c. THALHIMER.
Farm Department,
Richmond. Virginia.
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SUBURBAN HOMES TO LET AND
FOR SALE.


ATTRACTIVE furnished suburban residence.
9 baths. parlor beautiful grounds
garden, garage; 20 miles out on South
Shore; rent 81 200 yearly. Phone Lafay-
ctte 3g56J.
FOR SALE at sacrifice, stucco house every
Improvement; newly decorated: charming
location; short committing distance from New
York. 2 blocks from school, country club and
library; for immediate sale, Slo,5OO. Phone
Murray HILL 0265.
FURNISHED house to rent, minutes walk
from station: available Immediately Write
WALES. i47 Main ST.. Port Washington av.
Phone 4i3J Port Washington.
LARcHMONT-Rent. furnished for summer;
high, cool situation. 2 masters bedrooms,
baths, . maids rooms and bath, large
veranda; half acre, garage; might sell.
HOWELL g. PERRIN, L. i2d st. 2i22
Murray Hin.
NEWPORT, Il. !.
10 let. furnished rs rooms two baths. 10
ninutcs from beach Inquire 4O6 +. 51th 81.
TO RENT-fear round house or rooms.
on Long Island, about - minutes from
New York. o $40 Herald. Herald So.
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New York State-Sale or Rent.
A REAL SUMMER HOME.

4 REAL SUMMER HOME.
In the highlands OF the Hudson. 500 feet
elevation. magnificent view OF the IIud-
son River and surrounding country from
nearly every window in the house and
the Immediate grounds: property covers
four acres; house Is stone and stucco
construction; practically new: rooms.
Q baths. double garage; 40 miles from
New York city. at Tompkins Cove, N.
Y. excellent committing facilities; Will
arrange with responsible parties for in
spection no agents. Write or call w.
q. RUTHERFORD. 11o w. 34th ST.. New
York city. Tel. Fitzroy liz.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
New Jersey-saIe or Rent.


WOODBRIDGE--Beaut new hollow tile
stucco, rooms, hardwood floors, every inn
provement lot 5Oxl0O; corner: best location;
price 5000; attractive terms CHARLES
l.. EUERW AID, INC, aOs Smith st .
Perth Amboy, n. j.
WE CAN ENCHANGE YOUR
farm. estate, home acreage for city In
come property. What have you? What do
you want?
GffEGAN & LEVINE. 1913 Kingston av.. Blyn.
WESTFIELD.-Te rooms, bath; steam
heat, electricity; good condition. lot 75x
lSD; seen any time; bargain. OWNER 3i2
Prospect St, Westfied. y. j.
room steam heated house. lot 5oxioo: ali
improvements; excellent location one
block from trolley: 80 minutes from 123th
street subway; S10500. Phone Leonia 510-M
81 acres; house lG rooms: large outbuildings
extra fine condition. main road, n mile
from Farmingdole. suitable for all crops;
good stream OF water; a monay maker and
a show place; price right must sell. F. A.
HEWITT. Farmingdale, y. J.
30 room furnished hotel, Jersey coast, ocean
and bay good auto roads, attractive price
and terms. SEASHORE HOTEL CO.. Cos
Bailey BLDG. Philadelphia, Pa.
100 acres grain and dairy farm. 80 miles
IRON New YORK also stock and machinery
If wanted. WM. BARNES. r. /. Fleming
ton, y. j.
75a pictures OF Farms and Estates-free.
T. y. L Q NJ, y G.. 141 Broadway
So, 900 HOME FOR S21 900.
Cost that new Is months ago: on account
OF death in family Will sell for S21 900, fully
furnished. or $4,000 unfurnished: 10 rooms
Jersey Central Railroad; photos on request
big bargain. OWNER. box 2i2, Farming
dale, n. j.
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Borough Of Brooklyn.

BARGAINS income producing property. rents
$4,000. price S25.00O, cash 5000 one biock
Peterborough subway station. CONNELLY.
1922 No-traud av. Phone Flatbusn 1864.
tiARAGE-FOR SALE OR TO LEASE. 5ta-
38i winthrop ST.. best Fiatbush location :.
200 front b. iei depth Inquire 5. WORKS.
premises. Phone Decatur 1889
eeia BEDFORD Az. junction % Flatbush
ay., ground floor. specially adapted for
dentist or doctor ! largo rooms ana bath.
large closets. extra toilet and 2 wash haHin-
hest neiRhhorhood TO lease from March
81 500 per wear. Telephone Mansfield r2H.
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Farms Wanted.

FARM on small country place wanted within
. hours of city; acces: ible. good outlook.
fairly good house and bearing apple orciard
desirable l. 1864 Herald. Brooklyn.
ARM wanted along the Hudson River with
large buildings; full description and price
j. DONDERO, 1870 Hudson ST.
FARM wanted within committing distance;
must be a bargain; photographs will be re-
turned. G 1245 Herald, Fulton st.
WANTED-Smali farm, near station, within
40 miles New York City: state price. +. NJ.
WEBER box 1876, Canterbury, Conn.
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ApIRoNDACKs-Furni camp and cot
tages lake; accommodations &c: Sl3 900,
81, 900 cash photographs. HOVER, 21e Bway.
New York York
ADIRONDACK camp, rooms, completely
furnished: 3 acres, water frontage, con-
venient transportation: 81 $50; photographs.
HOVER, 2l2 Broadway, New York.
ALL Kinds of farms. village homes and
boarding houses: let me know what you
want and hear from me- CHARLES BADER,
Pearl River ". Y.
BOARDING HOUSE AND FARM.
SULLIVAN COUNTY. N. Y.
~ rooms, outbuildings. so acres. overlooking
picturesque Delaware River: one mile from
railroad station; 1oT miles from New York
city; price $4,000; reasonable terms: brokers
protected. j. S. HOLDEN, owner. box 70S
Port Jervis, n. v.
BARGAIN.-Farm 266 acres, or would divide :
500 feet elevation: east OF Peekskill; lots of
fruit; must sell. WOOD ESTATE, Al w.
125th ST.
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Maryland.

ATTRACTIVE waterfront farms and estates
on Chesapeake Bay and its beautiful tribu-
taries booklet. 1.-The Story the Camera
Tells" gratis. DIXIE REALTY CO.. Cam
bridge. Md.
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virginia-sale or Rent.
MisceIlaneous-saIe or Rent.

MisceluneOus-Saie or Kent.
ANYWHERE within committing distance We
have bungalows aSd cottages from So 500
upwards boarding houses. country hotels
and farms. Write, stating your wants. no
obligations. l.. n. NICHOLSON. Lyndhurst.
n. j.
EXCEPTIONAL OPPORTUNITIES
632 Lexington av.. story building.
56 East 55th. story and basement.
p East 10ith. ) story apartment building.
36i West 1iIth. 3 story and basement.
Prices and terms 10 suit purchaser.
PEASE-ELLiMAN, $40 MADISON Av.
FOR sALE-Two lots. shsnmont Estates.
Brookhaven. Apply Box 654. Charleston,
LARGE tract. with mile frontage. on ocean
and bay; excellent location; railroad, auto
road; ripe for development. DANIEL II.
FRAZIER CO, 1918 Chestnut ST.. Phlla-
delphia, Pa.
MAGNIFICENT country estate in Virginia
OF 1Gl acres, all cultivated, large Colonial
bone. modern IN every respect, furnished
md ready for occupancy; several small cot
;Sges, garage. stable. water plant, SWIM
ming pool; within motor distance Of Wash
ington and Hot Springs bargain for quick
sale. Address C. s. BAEDER. Woolworth
Bldg. New York City.
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Maine-SaIe or Rent.

wonderful estate, with every modern i'm
provement. orchards, tennis. gardens.
ocean, golf and lakes: commands one OF tho
finest views IN all New England: price
s125,000. Address J. GRAHAM, g North
Michigan aV, Chicago
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TENkFLy--6 foon modern cottage. large
pio, eiose station: sa,2so. Photograph
HOVER, 212 Broadway, New York.
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nl,AIfTiEifl- HOME

BEAUTIFUL New Rochelle location. conye-
nlent TO stations. "a wonderful plot, 62xlIo,
finely elevated with views Long Island
Sound; very cosey, charming house, large liv-
ing room aud den, bedrooms, all improve
Inents. reduced 10 $4,000. ALLABouGH
SON 20 North av. Tells. 6do aud 0Ii New
Rochelle.
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REAL EsTATE-OUT OF CITY.

Long Island-Sale or Rent.
FF.w GARDENS-Nery attractive stucco
home, excellent location. nine rooms, two
baths. a garage, 5000. Mrs. DOWD. Muir
ray Hill 1883
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that there arc now but fifteen cottages and
BUNGALOWS 10 rent for the summer season.
3 10 rooms. 500 10 $3.50 season. four
Ulster County, N. \.
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mtacnliAnnnIiA

lEASEHOlDS bought. buildings rcmodelled:
will finance new buildings for Responsible
parties. Apply RICHARD CARvEL, 4Oi
West 5a'h ~ Tel. 1892 Columbus.
LOfTS-Possession f33 w c4th; 2sxfno: ~
W Goth. 5axN2 i2S Bieecker st, 25xiOO. Il
White St, 50Ni0o OWNER, 2I22 LonEscrc.
MODERN 1 story daylight corner brick
factory, or gaxge. g3sxT2: cell ra-y
terms or lease. SPENCER. i54 Nassau 81,
Beektran 2sS5.
OFFICES. LOFTS. WAREHOUSES;. SHOW
ROOMS: ALL SECTIONS. J. CLARENCE
DAVIES, o. NASSAU ST.. JOHN iii. "A
EAST s2D ST NANnERnIT.T aII5.
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Long Island.

GOOD potato farm for sale, Tarmingdale. l..
l., 10 acres. u mile front; also railroad
frontage: terms 10 suit. Inquire Jos. Selig-
man, Farmingdale. L. l., or l. III. Aaron,
Union Arcade. Pittsburg. Pa.
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BRONXVILLE = For sale ideal country
home. 2Gx36 feet; 4 bedrooms, baths
Ciledl large living room, open fireplace.
dining room, large foyer hall. kitchen. steam
heat gas, electricity. bult-in garage; 10
minutes from Bronxville station: must be
seen TO be appreciated; price s2T 900. Room
c22 10 Whitehall ST., New York city. Phone
Votplfuu Green
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Miscellaneous.

ACRE pccans and oranges, 1900 monthly
payments; we develop; VIII produce 81 900,
Springs. Miss.
ESTATE BARGAIN.
Ftfty-eigth acre estate and farm between
Philadelphia sand Atlantic City; minutes to
station; % miles TO Philadelphia; price for
all only small fraction of cost OF buildings;
Sf00 900 to duplicate; IL Ia a wonderful prop
erty; don't fail TO IT. YOU should make
$50, 900 on resale; must act quickly; photos
and further particulars on request. J.. h.
KALER, room 1922. Land Title Bldge., Phtla-
delphia.
FOR Sale-23i5 acre farmS modernized. ten
room house. new barn; hour out: fine soil !:
fruit: wood lot: exchange considered. q
i214 Herald. Fulton st.
FARMS for sale: catalogue free
Strout Farm Agency. Box n. LOO Nassau 81.
STOCKED FARMs
Send for our beautifully illustrated free
portfolio containing I52 pictures OF the
BARGAINS IN every direction from New
York City. Each property has passed our
critical inspection.
e. E. sLoCUM, Inc. 1ii Broadway.
WE have for sale some of the most produce
tive cultivated farms in Marinette county.
Write JACOBS DASHNEIi, PeshtiSo. WIS.,.
for further information.
g., 900 secures IA A., with IA cows and hef
ers, machinery, household furniture, hay,
&c. wood fruit. sugar naples; good room
house. barn, poultry house; owner alone;
81. 600 takes everything; easy terms. Details
page -. Illus. catalog 200 bargains. FREE.
STROUT AGENCY. $50 +, Nassau st., New
York City.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-19
REV. PAUL ID. MOODY
MIDDLEBURY'S HEAD
Son of Famous Evangelist Chosen
President of the Col
lege.

Middlebury, Aug. l9.-Rev. Paul
Dwight Moody, you@eest son of the
late Dwight L. Moody. the evangelist,
to-day was elected president of Mid
dlebury college. He succeeds President
John NJ. Thomas, who resigned after
Is years To become president OF Penn
sylvsnia State college.
The new president is at present as
sociate pastor of the Madison Avenue
Presbyterian church in New York. He
served overseas as a chaplain of the
26th division and later was appointed
by General Pershing as assistant to
Bishop Brent, senior chaplain of the
American expeditionary forces and
succeeded the latter upon his retire
meut. He was decorated by the French
Mr.. Moody was born in Baltimore
April IL, 1870, and after. his gradua-
tion from Yale in 1901 studied in
Scotland and at Hartford Theological
seminary. After his ordination in 1912
he became pastor of the Congregation
al church at st. Johnsbury, where he
remained until he went overseas with
the New England troops. At the close
of the war he became associate pas
tor of the Madison Avenue church.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-19
JURY COULDN'T AGREE
On Case of Man Accused of Operating
Still

Newport, Aug. IA jury of busi-
ness men of Newport City could not
agree in the case Of AL Martin, tied in
municipal court here yesterday Mar
tin is charged with operating a still
in the mountain Businesses in VIII
loughby on the side of Mt. Horn.
William F. Richardson was the chief
witness against Martin. He told the
court he was approached by two men,
AL Martin of BrOokfield and one Frank
TAYLOR. and offered $50 for the still.
He was paid $l20 down and was TO
demonstrate how to run the still be
fore being paid the remaining $50. He
was irving TO carry out his part of
the bargain. he said. when he found
he had been led into trap and the al
legged partner in reality was detec-
tive in the employ of the state.
The jury deliberated two hours be-
fore returning a disagreement. A new
trial win be held in a few days.
Martin was defended by r. II. Long.
more of ST. Johnsbury and W. II.
Cleary of Newport, and the case was
prosecuted by States Attorney Albert
W. Farman.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-19
GEORGE POPE FINED.
For Larceny of $3.50 And For Driving
Auto When Drunk.

Hardwiek. Aug. la.-Stste At
torney Campbell and Judge Harry
Blodgett we're in Hardwick Monday
where a session Of municipal court was
held and the case Of the State against
George Pope Of Hardwick disposed Of.
Mr.. Pope pleaded guilty to the larceny
Of S236 from Mrs. Louisa Islcagny and
for this offense- he was fined so and
costs
The court then sentenced him to the
house Of correction for not less than siX
months nor more than twelve months.
The prison sentence was suspended
and he was PLACED in the care Of the
department Of charities and probation.
The charge to which he pleaded
guilty was the result Of his visit to the
home of Mrs Calcsrny and after he
secured the money he drove an sutomo-
bile 20 81. Johnsbury where he
deposited the money in one Of the
hanks
He vas charged with operating hiscar
under influence OF liquor and pleaded
guilty 10 the charge. For this ofense /
he uas fnsd $50 and costs. the uhole I
amounting 10 s70- He loss his
hoense for . year because nf this CON-
victiou-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-19
MOB DEMANDING PRZS-
ONERS AT BARNSTABLE
HELD BACK BY THREAT
GERMAN CHANCELLOR
TRIES TO AVOID DEBATE
On Treaty of Peace with United States
Bernstorff Comes For
ward.

Berlin, Aug. l9.-Chancellor Wirth Is
endeavoring to secure the support of
all political factions represented in
the Reichstag for his plans looking to
the negotiation of treaty OF peace
with the United States. Conferences
of an important nature have been held
during the past few days, the one of
Tuesday being especially important.
At this session Count Won Bernstortf,
former German ambassador at Wash
ington, was present as spokesman for
the. democratic party.
Ii is declared that the chancellor's
efforts are being directed against the
opening of general debate on the treaty
in the Reiehstag, and it is asserted
that. unless he succeeds in obtaining
a "gentleman's agreement" with the
Reichstag factions before ratification
of the treaty is considered in plenary
session, the debate may resolve itself
into season of bitter wrangling.
Fears are expressed that the Ger
man American war diplomacy and the
submarine policy which brought about
American Intervention in the war will
again be dragged forth by those who
seek to exploit them for partisan ptr
poses. 1t is for the purpose of OBJ
waiting such situation that Chancel
or Wirth is laboring to obtain an
agreement Dy all parties which will
result in minimizing, if not wholly
debate in the plenary ses
lion
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-08-19
SAVED TAXPAYERS ss76,ooo,ooo.
By Surrender of Railroads by Govern
ment Sept. 1, 1920.

C,auauqua. y. Y. Aug. l9.-Surrcn-
der Of the railroads to private oper-
alton Sept. |. 1920. when the gov
ernment guarantee expired. saved the
taxpayers at least s376, 100000 during
the next ten months. at the expense
Of the roads. Samuel o. Dunn, editor
of the Railway Age. declared to-day in
an address at the Chautauqua insti-
tute.
II the government guarantees had
been continued, Mr.. Dunn said. the
rental paid by the government for ten
monshs would have been s742 $4,000.
In these same ten months the roads
actually earned a net operating income
Of s366.s00OOO. which was S375. zoo. 600
less than the rental the government
would have had to pay.
II government operation had con
tinued and the rates had not besn
raised there would have been a deficit
II 81 .5o0OOOl0o0 to meet through in
creased taxes, he said