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New Britain herald., 1926-02-05

yourself in before us,''
 When the witness rose to reply, Representative Madden told him to 'sit down there and present 1t in an orderly way"
 The reserve chief said he was head of big civilian organization of the taxpayers" and that the cir culars distributed by the organiza- lion were 'an appeal to congress" As to applications of the gag law. he pointed out that tho court Of claims had held that reserve officers could prosecute claims against the government despite their federal commissions.
 The effect Of holding otherwise would be the destruction of tho or gauized reserve" he said. These men Of affairs (the reserve officers) want to be free and must be free 10 carry on as ordinary citizens. II they were not they would leave the organ izcd reserve immediately"
New Britain herald., 1926-02-05

night She declared that Jackson should not have been suspended,
 She said that he had apologized 10 her for his actions and that she reported the affair 10 school author- ties because two other girls who at tended the party were talking about it She said she made the report to protect herself, as she had done nothing wrong
 Tho other girls, twin sisters, who live in St. Louis and who have with drawn from the university, declared last night that there was no liquor served at the party and that every one "hohayed lovely"
 One, however, asserted that Jack son struck her on the nose when she asked him what he had done to tho Wisconsin girl, who suddenly left the party.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-05

Preceding ''thimblcs" were "thumbles" made of leather and " "orn on the thumb.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-05

Ducks and looms use their wings when swimming under water
New Britain herald., 1926-02-05
It Is Great To Be Atle To Enjoy Eating'
 Says New Britain Lady

oudec 'ono of '6i Main St. New Britain Enjoys Meals For First Time In Three Thanks ERIJUs
Evening star., 1926-10-14
SIS. .50O-In Chevy Chase.

A delightfully."- distinctive de-
tached dwelling with unusually
charming grounds: barberry
and hcmlock hedges, large gar
den. fnc flowers and shade
trees. The home comprises liv-
ing room. dining salon. kitch-
on. four hedchambers. complete
modern bath. storage space
slate roof open fireplace; all
modern comforts Many fruit
trees and grape arbor now hear
ing Terms of payment at
ranged conveniently.
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FOR SAIE-HOCSES.
fEnptinnad

thinning i bedrooms. ali modern improve
ments excellent construction. located within
For information, call Col $50. before 8 nm.
N-E.-EXCi LOCATION. OR. AMI. GA;
int. OWNER forced TO sell. Main 1414.
'sEMInETACHED BRICK HOME, 20 FEET
wide in Park View consisting of six large
2 p%e 0ip or ssraae viii ssce for
$500; $500 cash, basnce. less than rent rent
' Hr & %ait>E1 1S2 VIZ cos es' 145 st.
NV. Main OIL.
4th ST. Ne. BIT L & M7-PRACTICAI.:;;
nor.hse: garragc. cali N I6252.
r. ! AVE BET. 18Th AND 18th sTS.--
hwS f9S5h @s 2s"S4' 81 R6BfY s6f5f9YFe NJ 162s D.
mean 81 and sts An n1 rrisa HH r right term.
reasonable. CAL Potomac 1892. l5'
CoL0RED: $3.50 CASH S57 so PER MO,
call Mr. 9r'', IAcK2oS'' Ks gap Potomac iaaS. 49, Is:
Nv. COLORED. MT, PLEASANT, S11; $50.
Rented t2r $500 month"; n, rooms, bath: bath:
stone trim; brick BOSS, 1909 Eye st. NJ.
c+1l,
$3.50 CASH S55 MONTH. WHICH IN
brick semi-detached home; > tons, of coal
e n "f@h o ns.s w g h hGdT hGGrsss Rd9 Mns' s
] MIST SELL Ny new DTSTINGUIsHED
home eeG, in R2S3 Beck erssk sss;v Forest Nuf said.
;S5.35o-PA: AVE. .E.-sUIrABLE@ FOB FOR
rrwy ,er deT1natedo ool laFohf heat eS1fi!sn'
cr's sacrifice of rooms modern, brick. >
Eear Old eqSuiPPpod m for famen {, nen near near
quick sale: monthly PAYMENTS less than
rent; immediate possession lnformat,on'
H0+ 81. nc.
BARGAIN. $3.50: RENTS S47 MONTH:
Eastern H HiEh school: lot la',ft & deep; ; "-rar a
v9 pfTS4 no4 %y sf si3r oss cash
Fi"rida ave. ne: s rooms and bath briclt; ;
electric light; h.,a.h.. double BACK pdn,i porrheii
%%yfss "%1es. sTs|y'2,ps4 Ns.S ais4. +. a. rANv L
OWING TO TNEXPECTED CIRCUM-
in praotirAlly new modern 2-story BRICK
h"Me e %n Wscon.n fo avs 81 o0 n0ut on s@"E
able terms. There, are s beautiful panelcd
rooms, , sun ,pariors, h.-w-h.. complete
fircpiaces ia and several other attractive
features. "A real sacrifice, for immediate
sale or will trade on -ma! rYro"m u nmMn hcmr Cn
1919 between am. and 4 pm. .
CoLoRED-6 ROOMS. BRICK; CASH, 5000:
nnrs nnTrisre s. 600, easy terms North is: ?23i-
9 ROOMS . BATHS. MT PLEASANT
paid $4,000: viii sacrifice 50 600 for cash
or 5000. balance monthly. Adams 1868. q
CLEVELAND PARK = BEAUTIFUL NEW
home you'll love to live in and show your
friends: q rooms 3 baths: latest improve
reuts best construction: |, acre ground.
Call Line. 95sl after $50 pm for details :
BRICK DWELLING. 10 ROOMS, HOT
water heat, electricity No 407 4th 81
nv. facing Courthouse Park and near L. S.
Pension Office. At cost price. Terms Of
only Sl.5oo in cash, $4,000 in years and
balance at S1O0 per month. Possession
gwen with decd DUVALL & CO, ~"
| tn NV.
NEAR NORTH CAPITOL AND : SITS
Two family fiat, ) and 6 rooms. separate
heating plants and entrances; reasonably
priced for quick sale: terms.
G. NJ. PIJNKERT & CO.
1910 Eye St. NV. Frank. l6l H.
Evening star., 1926-10-14
sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.

HOUSE AND SEVERAL OUTSIDE. BUILD.
Il: ofi' H.yaa:S afS'i s's"s 'S "a : f.
pETHEspA = BUNGALOW, ROOMS;
futnaos h'sf sec F'' oa sr !st
KEIsER. $3.50 Wis ave. Bethesda. Nd ii.
s3Afo1 s'5; ;ss. e. rs: e. 81
mo. mo- N i5aa lsoa il $; 'H2 NV eszn.i iss
W1opRBSER Na2age Dt 7sdS Benv BTNGAtow ga; VA AN
leaving rily. can =. 1863. ''' N'' 'u''N
TWO MORE .LEFT-(NEAR WASHINGTON
blvd: high elevation, exceptional location:
rooms and hall: oak floors fireplace, tile
bath large pantry; two porches: beautl-
sewerage city water: fun basement and
laundry garage and Gene, cement drye. e lmproye'd we
F. w BtRNETf. builder & Owner
Clar. 6t5Jl 1S,
new S1Ne s-roeh a5 pcbba,d$sh 2 5 ansaIows VIA
rier ave block from st. car, chain stores,
elashed and the terms maie right for a quick
sale provisions have peen made made ,. Wherehy
house is modern with ami. including Are
place lot 50Si5o; sewer, ero water street,
pa5nlent men no III reasonable s,s' offer vii he re-
BOY a51.D. Star Office. -------------------- II.
$500 Vii vii 'b6; buy my my new hunsa!ow: ami:
large lot; close to street car. Address Box
361-n, star office. IL
"a HIGHLANDS-NEW 5-R. CORNER
will accept a lot as part payment. Address
Box :i75-D. star Office. u.
N@stractiTs & :, eoTnor coioa,sl nome Of :: {
a5. VI II l5aa San PPaS.5r P3c5 Sc i sol' Cox
LOT, l0Oxl5J: on STATE ,Rp.; NEW 5;R:
tat, tubs; $500 cash sos mo. NJ. 1898.
s1so-NEw COTTAGE, = ACRE GRoUxPE,
GEO. GEO. T. NIoH1 IooHHN1so& % own~r eos 10th ne:
Sligo ave, Silver spring Mdi; garage FOR
on" on" F' o' easy " "e5rf" tcr"s. can w. " e. DAEER
S}S5AA E'td$6 $,5S 4 sr$E
ffHans ff BldesN BeN Main i15 i or clareraon s7;:: 49,
GARRETT PARK Bungalows at It what 1osI X9n G,a
ow%FR. 7v: Nsn Efne: $500 nse or colnmSa f' 54s '
An IDEAL SUBURBAN BUNGALOW WITH
bright rooms. bath, glasseG-in sleeping porch.
This attractiVely planned home is convenient
e"n be parhascd rsh ' M
GER. a45 X =. NV. Main o:i71.
SILVER spRING BARGAIN, N, DIRECT
line Of extensive improyemeHt; squares 'srss
G%2@- 799 s''G IS9' SGfsS
shrubbery: only $500 for a quick sale:
WAGNER.o q Cedar St, Takoma Park. d.
ami: good condition: . garages; viii ac,
S'' a 9" o"" Gso5i B'}"RsHi R:
BUNGALOw-S35 MONTH INCLUDES IN
v.GS two bedrooms EtGhen sb
nn rae rnace e"r
%t ''S lot ss1 ao1S6o so' Hyattsviie f s7aM
WILL SAcRIFIcE MY $500 EQUITY IN IN
new and modern 'ro%m sHd sad bath bnnsa"w
on unpaid balance Of $4,000: Will amount
to s4s@ ner month in"lnd'ns prime" Prmn
fne cali III Mr. Lt' louis. Main $50 1''" or ad,
dress 4Ot Peoples Life Insurance Bldg.
c. TAKoMA PARK HOMES, Q
roo%s n%sn'r raraxe B. e side Also
rooms; 2car garage; fruit, lot -7G5,ft. front
change for bnngalow or trusts, Owner or
dc"ed to \. y, will sacrifice his home ~, an
apt. r. and hath, hwd; floors, NV. heat,
to couple or adults for $50, including heat
! once. Call Col 950S for service.
o11A T1AKogMA Kg PARK REALTY CO..
TAKOMA INVESTMENT.
! rooms, bath. h,,,w.h. .elec, gas; lot 61x
219: ideal home; beautiful place; high,
hGahH your Ss39S aSis ,ax
office. 14s
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\. l.. SALISBURY CO.. INC
I4lS EYE ST NV. MAIN 590l
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WOODBRIDGE. -. {

Three new semi-detached bricks. large
rooms. outside pantry and 3 large porches;
built-in features. Pemhrokr tube with
shower pedestal basin. Fricldaire open fire
place, bnilt-in garage, h,-w., and hardwood
floors These home, are near schools. ears
and bus lines and don't cost any more than
row houses OF the same size and location.
material and workmanship; These home; me-,
terms are right 1t will pay yoll to drive
out 3Jl4 18th st. ne. TO inspect or call
North SSl3 for appointment
Open until g PM, also home with bed
rooms for sale by
j. B. HIGDON.
Evening star., 1926-10-14

WOODBRIDGE d.

w DNDJ M TJNJT<. II. Z,
Splendid Groom house. corner location.
Must he sold at once on account of owner
leaving city Has oak floors, large rooms.
pantr". Price. $1,000 5000 cash, balance
like rent
New broom house {? squares from r. l.
ave Strictly modern only $500 cash
$3.50 a month Inquire .3522 South Da-
Lnta ave ne Gail North 1NSO.
Evening star., 1926-10-14

Sauts Addition Corner brick: six
rooms. buit-in garage. For slx-room
row house. northwest.
Evening star., 1926-10-14
TRADE SPECIALS.

detached brick. Twenty-Five
foot. siN-room house in Petworth
near Grant Circle, for larger detached
home
Evening star., 1926-10-14

Eight rooms two baths garage
brick home near 10Th and Webster
sts for smaller home in good north
west section.
Evening star., 1926-10-14

Chevy Chase corner: nine rooms,
two baths. built-n garage; semi
detached brick, for smaller home in
northwest.
Evening star., 1926-10-14

Sl6,5W.

Downtown Rooming House.
Facing judiciary 81. Park--Large brick
house with 10 rooms and = baths: steam
heat and electricity Owner has apartment
Of / rooms and bath and rents balance for
about $4,000 wear; above price includes
furniture opportunity to step into IA pay
ing proposition.
Evening star., 1926-10-14

APARTMENT. HOUSE EQUITY or AP,
proNImatClN $4,000. shows splendid rrtErn :.
win take smaller property a. part or. al
Daymrnt Address Rox 105-n. Sta OIL.
UPTON MINUTE APARTMENT HOUSE ~
come approximately $50 OOO yearly. well
financed. VIII trade. What have YOU: Az,
dres- Box Il5-n star of'i"n.
sE. COR. 18Th AND F-0wHER VIII
consider northwest residence. -uhlc,t to ,HP
uust tUDCrrY EEALTY co. :"6 Colo
Evening star., 1926-10-14
STUDY THESE BARGAINS.
THE SALE OF WASHINGTON HOMES

Near 10th and Harvard.
Delightfully."- located moder,
brick dwelling. just a stones
throw from Rock Creek Park
Built by Breuninger and con
tains EIGHT ROOMS with front
and rear porChes House Ia ~
feet 3 inches wide: paved street
and alley; GARAGE: all mod
ern comforts. Now vacant
Convenient terms of payment
arranged.
Evening star., 1926-10-14
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PROP.
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

HAVE CLIENT with $50. 900 cash 10 inveS
Ia business prOpcrt! showing good return
Address Box 31SD II star office
Evening star., 1926-10-14
sALE-sUBURBAN PROPERTY.
OANOk I'd
BUILDING LOTS-NILLA SITES.

sUlLDING LOTS-VILLA SITES
Sewer water sidewalks good streets. natu-
raj shade. high elevation. ONLY l2 min
utes over Mt. VeIhon blvd. from White
House Moderately priced. on terms you
can meet. Two attractive bungalows under
construction and on sale. AGENT un premises
Evening star., 1926-10-14
WOODBRIDGE. d. {

w lNJDN l)NIE, -. \.
My new Groom house oO04 Monroe St
is now ready 1t surely is beautiful out
side and inside. has everything a modern
home should have. If YOU want a chance
at it now is the time, The price is right
terms attractive. Garage will he built if de
sired. Inquire of l.. II. Nix. Owner. 35!!39
s. Dakota ave. ne. Call North 1850.
\ GOOD BUY.
Seven-room semi-detached house. ami.
h.-w.h.: ] IL squares from Rhode Island ave. ::
screened-in back porch: newly finished
throughout. Only $4,000; $500 cash, $50
a month
WOODWARD & VIETH
Rhodn Island
Evening star., 1926-10-14
$lO,o50.

New DungdIOWo.
The best i'm Brookland both "a regards de,
sign. construction and location; about =
SQUARES from bus and car line. Large. sunny
rooms tiled bath toilet in basement: oak
floors. hot-Water heat. electricity and garage,
bt sure to see them.
Evening star., 1926-10-14

WHY PAY RENT


5-room bungalow, ami: lot 35x120;
ST 100: 5000 cash. balance $52 90 per
month. including all interest.
3 new 5-room bungalows, ami. $4,000
each; 5000 cash. balance like rent.
new 5-roor bungalows. hot-water heat
ami: price and terms right.
Large list TO select from.
Several for rent.
ERNEST II. SHINN.
3ecs 34th St Mt Rainier. Md
Next Door to Post Office.
phope Hyatts
Evening star., 1926-10-14
$40. .5OO-Garagc and Oil Burner.

A remarkably complete home
I'm n delightful North west loca
ton and fronting on paved
100 feet with hedge. foUers
shrubs. etc. House has seven
large rooms. modern bath with
shower. slate roof. oil heating
system. storage water heater
sleeping porch. open fireplace.
huilt-in bookcases. oak trim
screens. garage and many other
features. Terms arranged con
yeniently.
Evening star., 1926-10-14

NVJOTTHTIS NUIIIIII NIIT7.
A new home site section in Lee Heights
adl3ining c the greens ceI', OF the Vas 'Mashngton
on the market at pre-development prices.
Select your lots in this ideal locatiou before
thr present low introductory prices adj
vanced. Call Main 1145 and one of our
Will take YOU on an inspection trip of
RUBY LEE MINAR.. INC.
1905 New York Ave Main 1145 25'
Evening star., 1926-10-14

\NANERLEI HILLS,
ARLINGTON COUNTY. VA,
Only two days more. Prices advance after
tremely low prices S25 cash and $50 per
month will buy beautiful home site.
BENTON & HCTCHISON,
1851 st. Phone Main 1850 or Clar. 4s7.
NEW FINE-RCOM
STUCCO BUNGALOW.
Corner lot. ToxIco. has s shade trees
two, blocks to cars, and stores; INV. heat;
hardwood floors electricity, sewerage and
gas. Fine lie bath with shower Will I've
sold by owner on very reasonable terms.
Park or phnpe for car tn show You y! opcrty.
NJ A. CARDWFLL. CLARENDON 1916.
Evening star., 1926-10-14
81, $50.
Near 18th and Il NV.
$3.50.
Near Newton-2 Squares from
14th 81

Good brick home with u large rooms and
bath lot of generous depth to paved alley
well terraced above street level: durable ga
rage Premises just wholly rcnoYated: Ade-
uuate heat and electricity one of our best
bargains.
Evening star., 1926-10-14
SEVEN ROOMS. TWO BATHS.
$500 CASH, 500 A MONTH.

Seven-room home in Country Club
section OF. Arlington County. near
school. trolley. bus churches. This
house has an attractive sun parlor.
extra large living room. breakfast
alcove. hot-water heat and . baths.
Two rooms and bath on second floor
may be rented as separate apartment
Garage. House may be purchased for
only $500 cash and bal2nce at 500
month. Opportunity to get comnDdious
home on small-house terms.
Address Box 3H1.D Star office.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-12-30
sAUK CENTRE HERALD
DIED AT THROTTLE

A fast train on the 500 line,
running into Minneapolis from
Canada, flew through the blizzard
Monday night of last week at the
rate of sixty miles an hour for a
considerable distance, with the en-
gineer dead at the throttle. Due
to the heavy winds and drifts the
flyer was late. AS the train pass
ed Eden Valley travelling at the
rate of mile a minute, Fireman
Peter Olson shouted to Engineer
Whitchurch that "with no more
drifts Wen be able to make good
time" Olson got busy with his
firing with the idea of keeping the
big engine up to its top speed. A
few minutes later he looked up and
saw that Engineer Whitchurch had
sort of slumped forward as if he
had tainted. Olson lifted the en-
gineer down from the seat and
took hold of the throttle himself,
stopping the train. After consul
tation with the conductor, brake
man was detailed to do the firing
and Olson ran the train into Min
neapolis. Whitchurch was a vet.
eran 500 line engineer, sixty years
of age, and evidently died from
heart failure.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-12-30
Milknan May Win
$4,000 Land
St. Cloud Man Finds Timber Tract
He Never Knew Existed Is
Listed in His Name

St. Cloud, Dec. 18- A move to
establish ownership of a valuable
timber tract in northern Minnesota
was started today by Herman
Beumer, St. Cloud milk wagon
driver.
The story begins of how the
land came under his name some
time ago.
Two St. Cloud men went hunt
ing upon what appeared to be a
valuable tract of timber. They
were told it belonged to Herman
Beumer of St. Augustine.
The men returned to st. Cloud,
somewhat puzzled because Beu-
mer was not fortunately situated
and just about made both ends
meet through his milk route. They
questioned Beumer and he told
them he owned no land and never
had owned any. But no other
Beumers were located at St.
Aueustine.
The conclusion was reached b,
all interested that in years past
some firm had entered land in
Beumer's name, expecting to "sell''
it to itself and never made the
transfer.
The timber area is worth about
$75, 900 and Beumer left for Be-
midi today in an effort to estab-
lish his ownership.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-12-30

timothy it was but one and one
quarters tons; mixed clover and
timothy, only one and one-third
tons, and clover alone, one and
two-fifths tons.
In feeding value alfalfa also is
superior to other hays, especially
for dairy cows. 1t furnishes at
low cost the expensive proteins
which are so essential for high
and economical milk production,
growth and muscle building. Bas-
ed on the amounts of digestible
nutrients contained in them, the
value Of alfalfa hay is more than
double thato f timothy hay, ton
for ton.
Properly cured, alfalfa is the
most palatable of hays. The eager
ness with which it is consumed by
all classes of live stock is evidence
of this important property. AL
falfa hay also is highly digestible,
so that a large proportion of it's
nutrients are used in milk produc-
ton and badly development. All
around, alfalfa tops the feeds of
United States.
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-12-30
American Legion
If Veteran Must Borrow on Bonus
Here Are Rules 4

National and state Legion lead
ers, while urging members not to
borrow on their federal bonus GER
tifcates, thus briefly outline the
laws provisions, effective on an
uary 1, 1927:
(1) Banks may loan on adjust
ed compensation certificates with
out permission Of beneficiary, as
many cents per dollars of value at
maturity for each year beginning
with the second, which in most
cases is January 1, 1927. (2) Bank
can only charge an interest rate
of 2 per cent over Federal Reserve
discount rate on 90-day CONNER
cial paper for district in which
bank is situated on day loan is
made.
(3) Bank cannot charge any
fees or commissions, service charge
or other certificates. (5) In making
the loan, both bank and veteran
must fill out blanks furnished by
Federal Reserve banks .(6) Loan
must be made on veterans note,
with certificate as collateral.
CD When bank has made loan,
note and collateral are eligible for
discount and rediscount at FEEDER
al Reserve Bank in district in
which loaning bank is situated,
whether it is members bank or
not. 1t is only eligible however.
The Federal Reserve Bank may or
may not take it. (S) If note is
discounted, bank must fill out GER
tain forms and notify veteran.
co. If veteran does not pay
loan at maturity, after loan has
run six months from it's date,
bank may present it to the director
of division handling adjusted COM
pensation. He may at his discre-
ton accept the certificate and note,
cancel note with interest and carry
certificate at 6 per cent per an
mum, compounded annually for
veteran. In such case, if veteran
does not redeem certificate at
price paid by government, plus 6
per cent he gets what is left at
date Of maturity, or it is paid to
beneficiary in case of death.
(10) If bank sends in it's note
with certificate to Director, it
must accompany it with an affi-
davit, that no officer, director, or
employee of the bank charged, re-
ceived or attempted to charge or
receive any sum as fees or other
charge to veteran, except as pro-
vided by law. (11) Any person
who attempts to or does charge
any fee or compensation is liable
for damages for 500 to benefit of
veteran, to be recovered in civil
action. (12) If soldier dies dur
ing period of loan, bank holding
not and certificate will be paid by
Director by complying with direc-
lions in the act.
''To sum up the whole matter"
declares Chairman Ray Rossberg
of the Minnesota Legion Legisla-
tive Committee, 1--WE find no re-
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-12-30
S. DAKOTA FARMER
TELLS OF SUCCESS

Practical farmers and stock-men
will be interested in the experience
of G. H. Humphrey, Corson County,
S. D., just west of Mobridge, S. D.,
who came out here sixteen years
ago from Wisconsin.
''There was something in the atmosphere
and freedom of this country that obite ated
all desire to live in the East again." writes
Mr.. Humphrey, land there was fascina-
ton in turning a furrow of rich virgin
soil half-mile in length without having to
stop to dislodge stone or dig stump or
to ponder as to what would be the best
method of discriminating 'Quack Grass or
Canada Thistles.'"
Taking up his land with only a
small amount of capital, he quickly
developed its naturally favorable
qualities with diversified farming
and now owns and success sully
farms 800 acres. His avera re pro-
duction of wheat is Is bus els to
the acre; of oats, 80 bus els; of
corn, rs bushels; and of barley, Is
bushels. His garden flourishes also.
Very good success, he repor5 il
raising hogs, cattle and hor7r h,
stock are not confined as Z as
in the East, and tie cost q = g
ing their feed is le@s. c. 4
turkeys are very prof ~,
the production of milk
There are wonderful
mites now open in the NJ
For, full informatio writ
Hunter, Agricultural as :
cago, Milwaukee & St. Paul Rail
way, Union Station. CHICAGO
The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1926-12-30
Page Seven

quirement that banks shall or must
loan on adjusted compensation ceru.
tificates; that no provision has at
this time been made for govern.
ment refund of loans and no regu-
lations issued by Federal Reserve
Banks that they will accept them.
1t is presumed that no bank will
loan money on the certificate on
the basis of certificate alone, as it
has no guarantee that loan will be
repaid except at maturity, almost
20 years from now, Further, in
terest cannot be collected in adj
vance. 1t is also clear that no
soldier should borrow on his certifi-
cate unless it is essential that he
make the loan"
By January /, 1926 the U. s.
Veterans Bureau is expected to is z
sue special regulations clarifying
many indefinite points of proceed
ure concerning these loans.