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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-05-09
1927 3s1E& sSTFSf|S' Z!
lettings About the
County.
.%4xA4*%*&a
Crawling Town Road.

Stratford Courier: A number of
citizens have donated money toward
the graveling of Ten Ecyk avenue
commencing at the north end Of the
paving at Mrs. Rodine's property and
continuing to the corporation line. A
full load containing two yards Of gray
ell is dumped by the auto trucks for
the length of the truck and when this
all gets worked in it will make that
street practically as good as any ma
ca damized road. 1t is understood that
the county will continue to put gravel
on this road as far as the river.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-05-09
Floating Logs Down River.

StratfOrd Courier: Ivyl NaylOr re-
ports that he resorted to old time
methods in getting a lot of logs he
wished to have sawed into lumber
down the river to the Fred Fry saw
mill. The logs were put into the water
and a raft made of them and it took
but 3 and one half hours to get them
to the mill. If they had hauled them
overland it would have required con-
siderable more work and at least four
loads besides the distance Travelled
would have been much greater as well
as the time required in getting them
to the mill.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-05-09
"Klaxllxety Klank.Klank :"

If your lawn mower sounds like that
replace it with Philadelphia. Keep
your lawn evenly moved. It's the pref
test part of your property. And aft
err all the Philadelphia is by far the
cheapest mower per year You can use.
Gardner 4 Powers. 6d2f1
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-05-09

careful study Of those he wanted to
use. He has acquired u power Of char
aSterfxnti0n that IL almost photo
graphic. He uscs this power 70 pre-
sent people of great appeal to a large
body Of Americans, for they arc the
type known to many. All this shows
the seriousness of the man. That his
political novels. for instance, are real
stories of politics ia shown by the fact
that q former president Of the United
States and two former governors of
have consented to retcll
them in shortened form.
Winston Churchill has written his
best book. SO far, In the opinion Of
most readers, in ''COnistOn." 1t por-
trays a vital phase Of American potiti-
cal life, It has had a potent influence
In Improving the conduct Of our pub
Tic affnirs. In JethrO Bass he has cree
nted his greatest character, ns yet
one that will probably take permanent
rank in American literature.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-05-09

When you need typewriter paper,
come to the Freeman-JOurnal Office.
Buy as much or as little rs you need.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-05-09

FOR SALE-Seripp's- Beoth touring
car in excellent condition. A bar
gain If taken soon. Inquire for "F''
at this office. d-f-tf
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-05-09

WHY'S Light farm lighting plants.
SCrcnson Bros. Motor Co. 4-11d-f-j1mO
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-05-09
{ ADICATING
DANDELIONS
Professor of Chemistry at
Iowa City Tells how to
Eradicate Dande-
lions.
A SPRAYING METHOD
Cutting the Root Just Below
the Surface Will not
Kill Them.
\ SPRAYING METHOD

DandcliOns can be eradicated from
lawns by using the proper formula for
a spraying treatment, according to Dr.
f. w. lockwood, professor Of chemistry
at the University Of Iowa.
Cutting the root just below the SUI
face does not destroy the weed, accord
ing to DR.. lockwood, but only produces
more than one shoot from each root and
consequently greater trouble.
The solution for spraying the lawn
TO remove dandclions is made by dis
solving from one and a half to two
pounds of cOpperas in a gallon OF water
This may be applied by sprayer or
sprinkler, or by shaking the solution
from a small broom.
Must Repeat.
After day or two the leaves of the
dandeliOn turn black and drop Off. y
single application will not kill the
roots, however, ana III week OF Two
"a smaller crop of leaves will appear
REPETITION of the spraying will kill each
crop until the roots are exhausted. If
possible, each plant should be reached
with the spray.
Approximately four pounds of the
copperas will spray 1000 square feet
of lawn. In the powdered or sugar
form the copperas will dissolve readily
in water and its cost will be but few
cents pound. A day when there is
little wind and no prospect OF rain Is
best for spraying. Other applications
should follow ut intervals of three or
four weeks if the plants continue to
sprout.
E;lIc 6lfl,np Woods
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-05-09
Kills Other Weeds.

Some other weeds will be destroyed
but not all. Blue grass is blackcned
but RECEIVERS in day or two. White
clover probably will be killed. 1t Is
best to discontinue spraying in time Of
drought when grass is not growing well.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-05-09

Swine Offerings.
The total in swine offerings is $1,000.
divided as follows:
Poland China, $3.50.
Spotted Poland China, $3.50.
Duroc Jersey, $3.50.
Chester White $3.50.
Chester White Futurity, $500.
Berkshire, $50.
Hampshire. $1,000.
Mules Foot, $40.
Large Yorkshires, $40.
HamwOrtll, $40 ..,.,. $50,
\ total of S475 for five breeds of
goats is also offered.
Poultry, Etc.
An elaborate list of premium offer
ings is made in the poultry department,
the prizes totaling $23S7, which is a
slight increase over 1920.
In addition to the above there is a
total Of 1894 offered as premiums in the
rabbit department., with $lG2 offered as
special prizes.
A feature of the fair will be the
society horse shows. Five nights a
week are set aside for these events,
running from the opening Friday until
the following Thursday. Officials ex-
poet an array of fine bred horses from
all parts of the United States and Can
ada. Plans are being made to hold
these shows in the livestock ring, as in
former years.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-30
PORRAZ KAYE SLUCHAC
STANOW ZIEDN.

Panama, 80. marca. - Prczy'
dent panamN. purraH W "redzlr
,Wcm. ktOrc ZustalO UdtZytant
wczcrai ia Spccjainej ScSJl Non
srcsu Republiki Panama, Wyra-
iii ,iJ. Ic udmOWa re strony rzQ
du panamskicgo przyJecia dccyzl
srdzicgo NajwyIszcgo Trybuna}y
| Stan6w Ijednoczonych White a
acknowledged granice pomiedzH
Panama Kosta Ryka mOSiaby
vprowadzit Panamc W powaznq
sytuacjc. Prczydent Porraz @,
swiadczyj, il nieprzyjecic wyroEu
,cdzicgo Whitca, sta}oby sic po-
wodem do zcpSucia przyjaznych
>tosuukuw migdzy Stanami Il. 4
Fanamq. W rczultacic cze9o mo-
sloby przyjSt do ponowncj WoJ-
nv. kt0ra iatalnic mog}aby sic
zahohczyt dIa Panamy.
Prczydcnt Porraz W orcdzlu
SVEN wyraznic zaznaczy}. IL W
razic wznowicnia wOjny kosta
Ryka otrzymalaby zbrojnq po--
moe cd innych repubIik Srodko-
wei Ameryki, gdy tymczasem
Panama pozoSta}aby bez maj,
nicjszcgo poparcia jakiejkoi
wick strony. Po odczytaniu ORG
dzia prezydenta po goracych de
batach KongreS wybral L iona
swcgo komitct, skladajacy sic Z
siedmiu post6w W cclu przestudjo
wanna wyslanej do rzqdu panam-
skicgo przez amery'kansklego Sc
krctarza Departamentu Stanu,
Hughes'a noty, W ktorcj ten do
radza przyjecie wyrokn sedziego
White'a. komitet ten rownlez
wezmie pod uwage odpowiedz
Panamy, ktora zostala ulozona
aprobowana ma konierencji wy
bitnych obywatcli tejzc republl-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-30

Przc>IuchiWanl b!lj wcHoraj
Wia>ciciclc iirmy .,Sin%cr ard
>chaiicr'. oraz ,IIarry We'll and
Son.. Policaj mia}a wiclc trudno
sci W utrzymaniu purzqdku. gdyl
aa micjscc ksmastroiy przyDyiy
Gale tlumy ludzi rolnych dzicl-
nc miasta 1 nawct dal>zych o.
koiic. O godzjnic II: 80 zjcchai
Go zakladu po&rzcbowcgo lIar-
dina. koroncr Piotr NJ. Hoffman,
gdzic ciala zabitych zIoIono i
tam odbyiy sic przcSluchy. In
kWcst AoStaf odfoIony ma cZaS
nicograniczony. DO Szpitala Po-
wiatowcgo DR.. John dill Robert
SCH. przySIaf 200 piclcgniarck do
pomucy micjscOwym. W cclu "a
opickowania sic rannymi. komi-
>ia, zlozona szcia poIicji I'itz-
szcia dctcktyW0w IIuGhc
a. dcputowancgo koroncra Da-
vida X. JoncS'a, marSza}ka stra-
~ ogniowcj Thomas O'Connor'a
prokuratora stanowcgo Roberta
T. Grove ego innych zostaIa Wv
dclcgowana do przcprowadzcnia
SIcdztwa w sprawie .katastrofy
tel. ktorq wyrzqdziIa mieszkai--
com okolicznym oIbrzymic stra-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-30
mobile ciezarowc L Dolicia.
STAN WOJENNY w FABRY.
KACH KRUPPA.
Essen 80 marca

Essen, 80. marca, - l. powodu
wCzorajSzych zaburzcn komuni--
Stycznych zoS;a4 ogiuslony " is
sen stan wojcnny, Wszystkie
g!owne ulicc znajdujq sic pod
hontrojq ,,zielomej policji". Dru-
Ga maniieotacJa komuniStyczua
wyznaczona wczoraj ma godz. 4tq
20 Po}udniu, nie uda}a sic.
" inuych mia$tach. gdzic nic,
dawno miaiy micjscc wyStqpicnia
komunistycznc, panujc wzglgdny
spok0i.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-30
SPRAWA OBNIZENIA PO-
DATKOW.

kongrcsman James Good Z
Iowa, prczes Komitetu aproprja-
cyjnego, oznajmif cz}onkom
.,Mid-Wcst Rubber Manuicctu--
rers Association, lc o lie przc-
mys} amerytkahski chce skutccz-
ME konkurowac &c Swiatcm han
dIowem, to podatki wkr6tcc NIL
sza bye znizone. Podatki w roIlu
1920, wedi,sg slow Kongresmana
by4y cztery razy wiekszc niz w r.
1916. W roIu biezqcym Spodzie-
wana jcs znaczna znizka podat-
koW.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-30
Kronika Chica&oska.
EKSPLOZJA Ma ZACHODNIEJ STR0NIE MIASTA

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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-30
STRASZNA EKSPLOZJA
PREY UL. HALSTED.

Wczurai krotko przcd llta 90
DINA nrzcd~ Doh,dnjem wvdarzv-
IA sic straszna eksplozia ma "a
chodniei stronic miasta pnr. 75l
rorber NJ tuZ Drzv So. HaLstcd
str. bIisko I+tci III. Explozja
w>trzasncIa cala tamtcisza dzicl
MICA, Powodcm eksplozji b,l
rroch. ktorcgo nagromadzono xii
kanasciesct iuntow do wyrobu
sz+rcznvcb ooni tax zvanvch
,,faicrwcrkow". " cksplozji zna
Iazlo ,mierc siedm os0b L okolo
oo zostalo poNalcczonych, kto-
rvch trzv osobv walczq &c Smier-
,ia, 4 reszta znajduic sic W
Szpitalu Powiatowcm. Budynhi,
n~zewaInic micszkalnc zostalv
ro3iszczone. popckanc cd siInego
yybuchu. Maeazvn. w kt0rvm
rrzcchowvwano papicr. pod ma
,v.a Harry We'll and Son. 70
,,al do<zczetnic zniszczonv i lc-
ly ca}v W cruzach a sasicdnic
,,,dvnki 81 mocno uszkodzonc
SetLi kobict, mczczvzn ! dzicci
zr,Ioz}v sic ma ulicy bcz
dacbu mad g}owa, gdyz vic
p don6w zostalo rozwalonvch
sl,,tkicm silncpo wvbuchu.
NNtoSr;c;eIomi iirmv wvrobu
,,cxr,.c, oo.n; 81 SINGER I;
c.hofior mr. 1427 ( HaIstcd
- l.,5rz, nrovadz;Ii ten interes
,,,,retrie gdv1 nrawo surowo "a
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-30
VIVIANI w WASZYNG-
TOME.
Washington, 80. marca.

Washington, 80. marca. -
Byiy premier irancuski Nivianl
przybyi wczoraj wieczorcm do
Waszyngtonu W cclu zfozcnia, jah
oficjalnie ogioszono, prczydcil
towi Hardingowi wizyty W imic-
niu republiki francuskicj. Ma
spotkanie Nivianiego, pricz AMI
basadora J'uSseranda, przybyt Ia
stacje kolcjowq caly sztab amba-
sadly francuskiej w Waszyngto--
mic. Pred zlozenicn wizyty Il
prezyoenta Hardinga Niviani zio-
zy wizyte sekretarzowl Departa-
rlentu Stanu, Hughes owl, " lego
kancelarji.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-30
ZAPOWIEDZ ZNIZKI CEN
MATERJALoW OLA BUDO'
WY DROG.

Dwu najwiekszych tutejszycl
kontraktorow budowy dr0g zapo,
wiedziaIo wczoraj. Il W najbliz,
Sym czasie nastqpi W Chicago
znaczna znizka cen materja}ow
uzywanych przy budowie drog
jak szuter, piasek, cement thu
czone kamienie. Zapowiedzieli O.
nj r0wniez, IL iqcznie Z tenn na,
stqpi take redukcja plac robot
nikow przy budowic drog, ktorzy
j;t}l kontraktorzy utrzymuJq, po-'
bierajq W Chicago wyzszq place
jaka stosowana jest W ca}ych Sta
mach Zjednoczonych dla tej kate
gorji robotnik6w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-30
KRYZYS ZYWNOSCIOWY
OPALOWY w ROSTI.
Wyborg, 80. marca. CPr

Wyborg, 80. marca. CPrasd
Stow - Podczas gdy wojska
bolszcwickic, stojacc pod Peters
Lurgicm sq gotowe do st}umienia
ySzcikieeo ruchu powstanczego
rad bolszewicki czyni wszclkic
wySiIki. azcby zapobiec kryzyso-
Wi zywnosciowcmu i opaFowemu
/ zeby moe przctrzymac diva mai
bardziej krytycznc miesiqcc -
kwiecien i maj. WiadomoSci tc
przynoszq ucickinicrzy RoSii
Sowieckiej oraz gazety boIszewi-
ckie. Brak opafu daje SIG odczu--
wac do tego stopnia, ze ruch po-
ciqg0w zostai zawicszony ma 30
kolcjach.
Jeden Z przybylych kronszta-
du donoSi. ze niepok0j W ROsji
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-30
III burmiStrza ThompSrna.
ZNIESIENIE CENTURY RIA
DOWEJ MAD KABLAMI PRA-
SOWYMI.
Washington, 80. marca.

"eSZynS1on, oO. lllarCd.
Nova administracja prczydcnty
llardinga znioS}a Wczoraj rzado.
wa cenzure mad wszyStkiemi ka-
b!ami praSy. nalozonq "a rzadGw
byiego prczydenta, Wilsona. A.
Systcnt sekretarza Departments
Marynarki, Roosevelt ogIosii
Wczoraj. il wszeikic restrykcic
W Przesy}aniu prasowych han
dlowych wiadomoSci przcz stacic
radjograficzne marynarki Stan0w
Zjednoczonych zosta}y znicsionc.
przeto zadne Z tvch kabl0w nic
podlegajq cenzurze rzQdu amcry-
kanskiego. Ma podstawic rozpo-
r:adzenia byleSo Sekrctarza De
partamcntu Marynar;ii, oiiccro--
vie zarzqdzajqcy stacjami RADIO
graGicznemi mogli W kaldej chwi
Il zatrzymac kabel L wiadomo-
scia. kt6rQ uwazali n podcjrza--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-30
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, SrOda, 80 marCa: Sw. Xvii
ryna Vi.
JutrO, czwartck, 81 marca: Sw.
BaIbiny G. i VI.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-30
ZAPAS ZLOTA ROSYJSKIE-
GO MA WYCZERPANIU.

Paryz, 80. marca. - Ekonomi.
sci socjaliStycznych ! demokra'
tycznych grup rosyjskich W Pa
ryzu twicrdzq, ze zapas ziota W
Rosji jest prawie ma wyczerpa-,
niu.
Wszystkim wiadomo. nawet
kOmisarzom bolszewickIm, ze
Rosia ME ma mic obecnie do eNs,
portu, a gdyby nawet mia}a, tc
ME Jest W stanie eksportowac. Je-
dynym towarcm do eksPortu I
Rosji jest zioto. Waluta rosyjska
stoi tax nisko, re "a wszystkie
towary importowane Rosja mus
placic ziotem. Zapas ziota ro-
syjskiego wynOsi co najwyzej
4OO,OOO,0OO rubli. Wedfug trak,
tatu ryskiego Rosja musi zapia-
cic Polsce 100000 rubli W
zlocie. Innym panstwom ba}tyc-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-30
z Biura MeteOrOlOgicznegO.

WSCh6d SlOiica o SOdZinie $3.50.
ZachGd sionca c SOdzinie 7:13.
X
Pogoda W Chicago OkOlicy: "
SrOde pCchmurnie, wicczOrem ME-
pewua pOgOdG. W Czwartek dcszCz |
chIodniej. Swiczy PoludniOwy wiatr
~ Srode, przcchOdzqcy W p6inocny W
nOCy.
Temperature DOLBY minioncj: MAJ
wyzsza wczoraj gOdztnie 4tej pOpo-
Iudniu IS stOpni, najnizsza wcZoraj
n godzinie 4tej ranO ii stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-30
Chicagoska Rada Miejska Unika Sedztwa Finansowego
Zaprzestanie Piracy W Kopalniach Miedzi.
)EBS zOSTANIE UWOLNIONY WARUNKOWO.
Naj1vieksza w sWiecie Stacja Tele
erafu IskrovVeeo w Chinach.
JNE TELE G r A ny K r AJOWE

Gem tyIk" uniHncia wczorai Sic
"ztwa iinansowcgo przcz komi.
tct Senata Icgislaturv Slanowci
@!bowiem roznica zachodzila tvl-
K" - jcdncgo gIo>u; Ia wytocze-
MEM Radzie micjsNicj s,cdztwa
i!nansowego gio>owaIo y >era.
torow. przcciw zaS bvlo 80 >c1a
tor6w. Wytoczcnia sIedztva Z.
die micj>kiej domagal sic -Dv.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-03-30
POPRAWKI OPOZNIAJA
PRZYJECIE BLU MIESZKA
NIOWEGO.
Springfield, ILL.,, 80. marca.

Springfield, ILL.,, 80. marca. -
l. sifowania Senatora EsSingtonl
w celu przylaczenia kilku po-
prawek do blu mieszkanioWego
- opoznily przyjecie tegoz pro-
jcktu. L powodu przedlozen's
tychze poprawek powstaSa mle-
DIV prawnikami Senatu Leglsla-
tury gorqca dyskusja, wskutek
czego sprawe ich przyjecia odSo-
zono do dzisiaj. Wiclu pos1ow
Jest zdania, il poprawki tc obala
caly projekt mieszkaniowy. Sc
nator Essington oSwiadczyl. IL
forme projektu poprawek otrzy-
mai cd jedncgo adwokatow
sam ME jest pewny, jaki one Wy
wra wplyw ia bill mieszianiowy.
CHICAGOSKA RADA MIEJ-
SKA WOLNA Cd SLEDZTWA
FINANSOWEGO.
Springfield, ILL.,, 80. marca. -
Chicagoska Rada miejska tru-
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DoKonczenie ma stronlcy Sclej
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81 protest W tel SpraWlc.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-08
Change System
vi Management
Of City Bank
Vanderlip's Rotating Plan
Abandoned by Mitchell
in Shake-Up of Officers;
Vice Presidents Named

important changes in the organiza-
Ton OF the National City Bank Of New
.ofk, involving among other things
the abandonment of the English sys-
TEN of rotating executive management
and return to the American method
OF straight line management through
vice presidents, We're announced yes-
terdaay by Charles L. Mitchell, the new
president, who was appointed successor
70 James A.. Stlilman as head of the
institution about month ago.
The system which is eliminated was
inaugurated at the City Bank four
years age under the regime of Frank
A. Vanderlip, predecessor of Mr., Still-
man. At the beginning six executive
managers directed the organization and
operations of the bank. Subsequently
the number was cut to four. The ex-
ecutiVe managers took much of the
burden from the president in directing
the affairs of the institution.
The new order is effective immedi-
ately. John H. Fulton and w. A.
Slmonson, two of the executive mana
gers, become under the new arrange
ment, senior vice-presidents. We're
brown, also an executive manager, who
only recently came to the bank, is
made president Charles v.
klch, the other executive manager, re-
signed from the bank Friday. The
board of directors of the bank yester-
day formally accepted Mr. Rich's res
ignation. Thomas A. Reynolds, one of
the vice-presidents, heretofore in charge
Of the trust department, has gone to
take charge of the City Banks new
branch In Forty-second Street. He is
succeeded as trust officer by William
a. Hoffman. Robert Forgan and H.
w. Lucke, assistant presidents,
will also be connected with the new
Forty-second Street branch.
The directors of the bank elected
James E. O'Neill, president of the Prai-
RE Oil and Gas Company, a member
of the board.
AT the regular meeting of the direc-
tors of the National City Company
James A. Stillman resigned as chair
man and Eric P. Swenson was desig-
mated to succeed him. Mr.. Stillman
continues on the board.
The regular quarterly dividends of
per cent and 1 per cent extra on the
stock of the bank payable July / were
declared yesterday. The City Com
pany directors at their, meeting de-
clared the regular quarterly dividend
of 2 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-08
Germany Deposits
$l4,30O,OOO Here
To Allies Credit
Second Payment ON Repara-
tions Account Made at
Federal Reserve Bank Ex-
plains Exchange Break

; uearmany made second payment to
the Allies yesterday on reparations ac-
count, turning in to the Federal Re-
serve Bank of New York to the credit
of the Bank of England and the Bank
OF France approximately S14,3OO 900.
bringing the total payments in this
market on reparations account to an
Pro1Slmately roy mat $5o,ooo,ooo, A week and a
consisting of $S7 1888 900. '''S0e'
The same banking institutions. the
Guaranty Trust Company, the Edui
table Trust Company, Hallgarten &
Co. and Speyer & Co., which acted as
Intermediates in the first pavment
handled the operation yesterday. They
are correspondents here of the Ger
man Reichsbank, and as such followed
instructions received from Berlin late
Monday to pay the funds into the Fed
eral Reserve Bank.
Germany's latest operation on repar-
atlons account explains the weakness
in sterling and other principal Eu-
ropean exchanges on Monday, when
rates declined in sensational fashion.
Germany was selling sterling, francs
and guiders in London to buy dollars
in order to have sufficient balances
available here to meet the payment
made yesterday. The exchange trans
ACTIONS involved were put through on
Monday, and it was the Offering of
sterling. and other exchanges in Lon
don which broke the market, sterling
falling more than cents in the pound
Further payments on reparations ac-
count are due to be made in New
York, bankers interested in the oper-
alton said yesterday, and an additional
$30,000o0o remains to be paid on this
side by Germany, according to the
schedule announced in Berlin. This
would bring the total payments on
reparations account to $60,000,000.
Officials of the Federal Reserve
Bank of New York admitted yesterday
for the first time the receipt of funds
on reparations account. Details of the
transactionss were not revealed. 1t is
understood that large portion of the
first German payment of S35, ,733, 600
turned in to the Reserve Bank to the
credit of the Bank of England and the
Bank of France has already been with
drawn and is being used by the British
and French governments for meeting
current obligations in this market.
New-York tribune., 1921-06-08
Days NeaU Issues

The Canadian province of Ontario
IS planning to float loan in the
United States shortly to provide for
part of the $20,Qoo,0oo needed to meet
expenditures for canals, good roads
and other purposes, according to an
announcement made at Toronto yester-
day. The Canadian market is said to
have absorbed about all the Ontario
bonds it can take for the time being
and it is believed thatconditions are
more favorable in New York.
The Province of Quebec has just sold
an ,isue of S1,o00,000 ffteen-year ~
per cent bonds at 95.773 on a 5.93 per
cent basis to a Montreal banking firm.
The bonds are subject to call at any
time after five years at the option Of
the, provincial treasurer
The Hanchett Bond Company, Inc,
of Chicago, which has opened Offices
in New York, is offering S15O,ooo is
sue of City of Fargo, N. D., per cent
direct obligation bonds at par. The
bonds are free from Federal income
taxes.