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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-02-24
COOPERATIVE LIVE STOCK SHIP.
PING

n Farmers Union Live STOCK Com
mission Of Sioux City accepts and pro-
rates on all livestock shipments con-
signed t them by any farmers CO.
operative Live Stock Shipping Associ-
alton. This information has recently
been received from the Manager of the
Farmers Union Live Stock Commits
sion at the request Of several members
Of the Hand County Cooperative Live
Stock Shipping Association. The let
ter OF inquiry and the reply are given
below:
February 14th, 1921.
Manager The Farmers Union Com
mission Company,
Sioux City. Iowa.
Dear Sir:
Will you please advise me if your
firm accepts shipments from any CO.
operative live stock marketing associ-
alton on the same basis as Farmers
Union Shipments? Also, IL you do,
will you state whether or not they par
'icipate in the p~roft-sharing plan on
the same basis with the Farmers I'm
ION Shipments?
A reply at your earliest convenience
VIII De appreciated.
Very truly yours,
(Signer) e. II Aicher,
County Agent.
Reply to Above letter.
Farmers Union Live Stock Commits
sion
Sioux City, Iowa, Feb. Is, 1921.
MIR. E. II. Aicher, County Agent.
Miller, S. Oak.
Dear Sir:
Your letter Of February 14th just at
hand and in reply will say that this
house handles all kinds of shipment
from cooperative shipping associations
and from many that are not ooper
tive.
All business coming to this house
from cooperative shipping associations
whether Union or not, participate in
the profit sharing plan, and there is no
distinction made between the Union
associations and any other strictly
farmers cooperative associations, as
we make the same pro-rate on both.
The only requirements are that they
be cooperative farmers associations.
We shall be very glad to handle any
shipments from your territory, and as
stated will p%ro-rate to all farmers as
sociations and individual Union men,
ters. The amount returned on last
years business was rs per CEN Of the
commissions paid, and we have an
extra 5 per cent in a sinking fund.
The business OF this house Is increas
ing right along annd we are right at
the top in the hog division, and with a
fair share of the cooperative business
in this territory it means that this
house will be handling more live stock
thanh any other firm In the yards. We
are getting just as good results as the
ether firms and We can see no reason
why the farmers should not start
building up their own business, and
help boost 1t across.
We shall be glad to give you n
information at any time relative to the
business of this house and will appre-
ciate anything you a do in helping
to build up the farmers business.
Yours truly,
Farmers Union Live Stock Com
(Signed) F. ID. Sharrar.
Mgr"
This leaves no doubt whatever that
any farmer shipping through a Coop
~erative Live Stock Shipping Associa-
ton anywhere in Hand County. will
receive his share Of the profits OF mar
keting over the actual expense, on ex-
actly the same basis as shipments
from a Farmers Union local.
e. H.. Aicher,
County Agent.
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1921-02-24
Remedies Suggested

The following remedial measures
we're suggested:
Investigation and supervision of the
activities of the grain exchanges. in
just as intelligent and effective man
ner as is the present regulation and
control of our national banks.
Open the exchanges to cooperative
organizations of farmers.
A more efficient world crop report
Ing system that will get the real facts
and disseminate them promptly to pro-
ducers as we'll as to market places.
The immediate levying of a heavy
tax upon dealing in privileges"
known as puts" and calls"
The ultimate elimination of short
selling on the futures" market.
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Total ........'.. $l68, ~. u
District Of Columbia. City Of WashinEton, o.. !;
above-named bank, do solemnly swear that the
abovs statement IN true to the best Of my
knowledge and belief.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 10th
day Of January, 1921.
iseal.) JAMES r. HERMAN,
Notary Public.
G. NJ TOWERS.
JOHN BROSNAN, Jr.,
9. A. PAU,
Directors,
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local WHOLESALE MARKET.

EggsLStrictly fresh, per doz., 6s;
average receipts, 81; southern, IS.
Live poultry-Roosters. per lb., 20;
turkeys, per h., 50a55; chickens. spring,
per h., 3Sa40: hens. per lb., 31a3S
keats. young. each. 30a50.
Dressed poultry-Fresh killed spring
chickens. per H.. 40a45: hens. per Id.
4Oa42: ROSTERS, per H.. 20; turkeys. per
lb.. 55a6O
Pork-Dressed. small, IS; medium, 14;s
Is: heavy, 10a13
Live stock-Calves. per h., 1sa1e;
lambs. 1oa11: sheep, Sac; hogs, 10l2.
Green fruits-Apples. per Dbl. 3.0c7s
$50; per basket. 75a2.50. California
lemons. per box, 3.00a4.o0. Pineap-
pies. per crate. 6.00aS.00. California
oranges, per crate, 5 o0a5 50; Florida
oranges per crate, 4.50a5.00. Grape
fruit, per crate. 4. G0a5.00
egetables-Potatoes, nearby. NO. ],
per Dbl, 2.15a3.25: do, No. 2. 1.25a115:
northern. per sack, 3.25a3.50; swee
potatoes. per Dbl, No. /. 4.ooa4. 50; Nc.
2, 1.50a2.O0: vans, 3.50a4.OO. Let
tuce. Florida, 1.ooa2.00. Celery, per
doz.. 50a1 rs: New York celery. 2;eoi
4.50; California, 5.50a6.50. Romano let
tuce, 75a1.25. Squash, per Dbl. 1ooa
zoo. Cymhlinss. per crate, Florida
3.50aA.oo. Spinach. per bbl.. 3.ooa4 ~
Peppers. Per basket, 4.00a6.0O. roma :
toes, per box, 6.0OaSO0. Onions, per
sack. 1.75a2.oo. Brussels sprouts per
quart, 15a221z. Cranberries. 1S-oo per
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REPORT OF THE CONDITION
BANK OF THE
SOCIETY FOR
ANDLOANS

1t WashinGt6A, IN the District OF ColuUDias %
the close Of business December y, 1920.
REs0URCns.
1. 4 Loans aad discounts.
including redts-
shown in b and 81 SIS, 06S.I6
Total loans 5000. SIS. ee3.7S
" s1ned:
Pledged ....-.--~. $n,45o.I
dwar savings certif.
icates and thrift
stamps .........s. UI.f
Total o. o. govern
ment securities. $o.1s7.So
4. Bonds Bond ots :seuft &C.:
D. g., i1eludins pre-
MUM on Same...... $1o,47o.O
fetal bonds, securi-
than q. g.. $1o.475.oo
yuan - 1e.47s.oe
!. Farsitufe and h1ta.es. 2.9sl.A
8. Due from national
banks ............ $o'oSO.oo
IL. Checks and other cash
items s--......-... o4A-S a.
d. Other ~ .,sets' . iaciui.i liberty
bond subscriptions NEGLECTED lss.5J5.76
Total SEQ, 2s4. SO
L1AB1LI1IEs.
10 S S:sa . s:ss.:s:: ;a {s:s;:t; pay
s Di jssa:, g. esF1 49, :: bsl: z.s's
Total S21'e demand N dspo:it:. its.:
q, e. q, "a. ~. e e.: g q
Time .as d Il it,; !s:y;sis :is:: 8
a o. e %sss a's II deposit tetser
81, other time i'm deposits. including
So, and a.ne.,s peF cen. demand Is. ss, %
1: g. 6 & ' and a ss.... ;ise' 7ssss
"a. . o: 9; so'ess s1d ee s,1s On N
AZ. Bill, payable, ineauaias csrtid- ''''''
Gates Of deposit representing
a. 1,an Snsi otSer tan tis:s A'''o''
above stated. includins re-
serve for discount uesrned.. 5O412o o.
Total . $&20 "a "A
District Of Columbia. CITY Of washisston. s d:
I. J. T. ExNIC!os. treasurer Of the above
statement IL true to tho best Of my knowledge
epc belief. ]. T. EXNIC10s, Treasref.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 18th
day Of January, 1921
iseal.) A. 1. CHIMNEY, Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
LOUIS GUTENBERG,
JNO. 6. BEACH.
LOUIS A. RONAFY,
Il. J. QUINN.
J. r. AXNICIOS,
". d. KBRVIN.
]. FRANKLIN MEYER,
G. MELVIN SHARPE,
, -As---- - O0oeueos
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BANK (; Z Of WASHINGTON

At Washington " " the OF
:s: .sss: ss%n ss
bep ss se ssss' eifeufston
Pledged postal savin $4,000.
q Wan SAVINGS sna P sssesss and thrift ''''se
$;$ ii; S ; ;: -
&C 100000
ssss;';:: :s:: :: ,.s, 'e'.s
g : ST. Fl; $& f.; ;i ;$ 100000,
Stock: Ts stst esa as s s ssss :sss
e
s saa S srs ssa mot
c.s III and sss due sss
IS risssss:: for clearing house: ,: ::;s
ing
~ BANK al roth 2s.oo72
" 525oooo
Total
3. ssss. ssss paid $3.50 sss :ss 90
assz ;ss ':s
=. s::$;::: Isl: e.: ;;
check 4sso,21
of
sSs: :ss q ;::;;! hem! Is j. 8:
s;: q 3 ss2 s;: as s o : ,:
a. 0 s:. t's
"a Liabilities
W. items.
Total $50
for redisc with
Dist of
sss ;
10th
B. Publ
''e~ Correct-Attest: ~
D +.
GEO I.
E, W. CLARENCE
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Money to Loan

Secured By First Deed Of Trust on Real Esta:e.
Prevailing interest and commission.
Joseph |. Weller tsS w sss a.. L .~
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DlSlklCI NAIlONAL BANK
AT Washington coinmsa
Loans and discounts. a S1soTs se.sss.,. ,..
OF other banksa 80 i:eooeos
na Total loans '5s1s.77ss7
rs; $s +: s:; s IS ~
.e-.,-,I. ..s.s.e. -, ~,
Customers nn nsii, s,s;,' ., - 1''75
e: s'" "'s s:1;s ssss:
S:s;'"'s Secure " sssa'sa ass d. bonds par
f Sss secure postal sss spss 1.i
psafss collateral other deposits 100000
sS;o.;;y Sns ,s'.
sss:; sas:s ssa saS ssss Ono: sssa: ,,,
Stocks Total r sG ,Ss sssar a etc
; e sa&s Ss.s sss
1eed sssosas4s
@ 5.ss II Sss: q mo:
T. s. due from sss:, 1885,. ss:;s
Is es:sis 1;;;ss:
8 ; .st!s si.5. n lis @ ::s Of ;S:s; '
IS treasurer and due from u 'os''
49, 1nterast tl ea rn. h., 2515oso
~ receivable not past due -.-..... rL44zso
Total .;Ss745s
?. cta, oo LIABILITIES
s' $ss;; .{:ss , PAL; 's sssss
Less current paid. sss77i4
ssfsss advance
g Nm i fsssi
80 Vt s:ss;: ;s s:s i'm
!; a.; , ,:
esss taaa s'ss d snSf'' subject " re-
State eoanty or oh suoeer to
Dvidends unpaid ni bank
4 st q ::s1s Hem: i: j. i 1850
subject reserve 1nsyabis sfts, S
staten eoenty aepoa he 1hsr than for as
A. Postal S ssvn OF tass
1s: 81 q time items s0s'
49, United States postal savings:
q n,,. nav.,,. o.,.r ,, ., ., . -~ 100000
ing all obligations borrowed other than
s ss::::s
81 'Aeceptances executed ''''""'
Total ..............-..-.....--->.....; $500 eooee
So Liabilities other than t,o.. .,, .., -.- ssaSeeoe
WEARING mouse 0ank account returned
TOTAL
b. Labites for redsounts bank <see
item I'D ss54s4e
gliding tems in sehedae g a. B. and d fnot in
ana discount permitted b"
n of a sS not
District ~ Of E Go, 6FFirS city Of wssnineon
pIef ~ e ao0'e statement is true the bsst
SsXANDER NV 1HR ez 81 'e NosI f pGn,
RoST HARpER HI orrurr r..
GA & SGSks l. kiSe, RoBr LEE oaRIFM
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LIBERTY BONDS
BOUGHT AND SOLD FOR CASH
Liberty Bond Exchange
~ 18th St NV.
CONDITION
FEDERAL NATIONAL BANK


At Washington i" the District %es se s ,:o " the close
1es sp s sss Snow" in audi
Total loans .e2,ea1- \ !.
s$s: III sssi .ss nov .7ee.o
secure s'1ss,ssss s' u
Fss: to secure S. ss;ss. ' s:p: ,s 100000
Pledged deposits sazooooo
q %as s saa saD' Certificates s,s
Total U. government "'S':''''
sS S.,sss pledged to Sc ,eo.oe
esSs '7e7s
,,..
s. 81 !s,s,,.a ,:sss
g. Va hered OF banking mouse o~nea anu .
's'sa ,x.:.. si ss:sss
&:
reporting s14s1s
H. Checks al .s items Ca "a @ Ia & city
49, n.se% n s s sana sh
IS ln! s's 1855 1895
- ..... .;5s22777.s7
q: CAPITA! ,.sss paid ' sssssss 60
ns.t s'ssss ss: % s' taxes
::;;;;::
bankers trust companies IN
::;:: ::::; :::: =:
Of items 20. 80. 81 and 81 saezs4vs
serve edepos,ts pay Whiaet | to- check
a. Certhcates OF aepos.e 1ue II" e 'aN w
s$;:; :ss: !: ::::;v them: s. r s
to payable after 80 days or
'"01 N~-
T. ss e %s deposits subject to reserve: ''''''
49, untss gs e. O. q
War loan deposit account
with I''VV'VV
Accept GUS
ro., ............ $77ooooo
Total ..'''''"'''''''''''''''''' - 100000
3d. Liabilities otn naa 'hose aoo'e s'~'eu.
r.., ................. .;5se2777s7
Washington 49,, ..s ,.nx IN .,.u,v
'""' 'S ~ LYDDANE. Cashier.
(seal .. ALEXANDER H. FAfSh1A' N''~fs Iu'Ae'
49, ~ LEE;
l.
p,
LEON iObH1NE5s
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REPORT OF Of ts CONDITION
AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK :
A" Washington the District ss % the close of business
s:s ;ss :=s "a
Total s...............--.-....---.-$zs171
Dspctea Secure cs Sinea eu bonds. par
' :ssssss
other s sssss snsn' securities nl's'''''
sss e Sasst fhs and sap sses oet including -
ss 6sis' YEAR e Rsr ns9:
sss ::
s''''
=: :: ;:..: :::::;: : .'::s::
'ss!s Is a amounts . national , :szs;
es sS'sf H. ~ or 49, 7
bank iother than item I'D; :..........::::
IL q @ 1aa city of ssSsins
bank and other cash .ems ,:...:.:.::.
.5s1ae1s.s
s: ;!s: pal: ' :s::::::
49, G G esn R apsnses interest and taxes paid ssss
oo,.ot.a -
o. Amoan aa a for taxes and nss accrued 81
IN mass az e a.,;ss3'
:$!:: ass: ); !: e.: ::.:;::
s;5s =
g. ''s'ss'
ss: ; s: s. sss &
rots, ....... ......:. ;5sisossas
E! :;:: ::a:. it, 6 e. e.
s and before a; S:s:s ;ssss
} ~ .:si:$s W ssssss Diseases.
-
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REPoKT OF THE CONDITION
OF Tia
EAST WASHINGTON
SAVINGS BANK

OF WASHINGTON. ID. u,
At Washfngtou, in the District Of Columbia. at
the close Of business December -. 1890.
RESOURCES.
1. Loans and dis
counts. inclu d =
ing rediscounts
Except hose
shown in b and
81 ............ $5O0 lS.V
Total loans. :. 35os 1857 sos .14sG
3. U. $. government
securities owned:
cunpledged $213S5o.oo
War savings GER
tihcates and
thrift stamps. c7.4o
Total U. s. gov
eminent Sc
cur1tles $zl3.S71.48
4. a Bonds, securities.
etc, other than
U. s., including
premium on same $134. 646.S0
other than o. s.......... 1a4.s4s 80
6. Banking house ............ 21.194.1 -
]. Furniture and fixtures. 1906. II
9. a Due from ma
- --o.ooo.o 50, 900. IS
10. Exchanges for clearing house. 1852
II. Cash in vault. observation-disclosures. H,773. So
II. Other assets (balance due on
liberty bonds purchased for
Total ...................$ sse. zoe. Al
LIABILITIES.
15 Capital stock paid in. ....... s1Oo. COO 90
l6 Surplus fund ............... 10000. 90
II. Undivided profits S41.4141s
b Less current ex-
peases. Interest
and taxes paid. 16,483. g.
- 24s2o.,4
Time deposits payable after
30 days. or subject to 30
81 Other time deposits. ......... SCI. 7s7 81
Total sss2, 7os. Al
District Of Columbia. City of Washington. ss.:
], CHARLES A. MCCARTHY. treasurer Of
the above named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement il true to the best Of my
knowledge and belief.
CHARLES A. MCCARTHY, Treasurer.
Subscribed and sworn to before me this 1ftA
day of January. 1921.
(seal.r CLARENCE F. DONoHOE.
Notary Public.
Correct-Attest:
JOHN c. YOST.
SAMUEL H. WALKER,
NORRIS E. MARROW,
JOHN FORD
LEWIS FLEAfER,
L. D. WILSON,
W. p. O. HAZEN
N. A. LYNCH.
WIN. N. PAYNE, Jr..
II. II. MCKEE,
Directors.
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$1,000 Life Policy, $57.35

Age 40. Send date Of birth for illustration
and particulars at your age.
III. LIE ROY GOFF, Insurance Adviser
RE. rs Woodward Building. NJ. $40
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
Immigration BILL
NOW GOES TO SENATE
Restrictive Measure Vetoed by
Wilson Passed by the Lower
House Of Congress.

Washington. Apru "a without ma
'erial amc udmont and without a roll
call the Iiouse YESTERDAY paesod thc bilI
fo i'nt enumeration III aiicnH into tho
United States The measure. which
EnH- immigration from Nav 10. 1921.
until June ~ 1922 fourteen months less
ten days to 3 per cent ~ Tho number
of foreign born persons ~ such nation
alitl iu the United states as determined
by he ccuSue of 1910. is an substantially
th' same form as vetoed hy President
Wilson ju the last session of Congress
Despite strenuous efforts to destroy
tho roll purpose of the hin that ~
prohibiting immigration ~ uudesira hIcs
from countries Whore BulshuvlsIn
thrivos the House stuhbornly rejected
MANY amendments intended to weaken
~. ll Tho efforts ~ Irish sympa-
thizere led hy Representative SABBATH
II Illinois and Representative w
Bourf<c Cochran. of New York. 10 have
poiitca refugees exempted failed a
motion - amend tho I'm 30 permit Lord
Mayor oCallahar 81 Cork 20 remain
here was also rejected
Th' IIous. debated for moro than an
hour ~, political refugee amendment
which was denounced as "A move to
tilt4k tflt AEst' kAt1it or tIlt' biti, <A{lef
the IIous, had rejected more than "a
dozen motions 10 exempt political
refugees. representative Frank w.
Mondell Republican floor leader at
tackled the moves and quickly brought
thc deltate TO an end and forced veto
on the h.ll
"Under Mr.. Sabahts amendment" "
said Air Mondcn. mot only could Wit
ham The Damned come here, but
Charles 2Snfbia rs bepdeeraon .H,Nvt
Charles. late Emperor of Austria. and
AN The kings and princes who have
been spuTncd and spcwod out by the
people of Europe could come.
Every Russian opposed To The
rcgiIu, of LenIn and Trotzky would gain
admission To our shores under ii. and
| tomorrow. when. let us hope tbs
| pcndulum shall swing and these mur=
derers and thieves fall form their pres
ent seats of power, Lcnin and Trotsky
| and ali the foul hordes that follow then
| could come in and we could not Close
| the doors against them, even though
| they were avowcd anarchists That j.:
what this amendment would do
/ "Of course we are all for America
| FIRST but the only way We can prove
| that is not by words. but by votes. Tha
| Is what we are called upon 70 do now
/ He that careth not for his own house
/ hold is worse than an infidel. and wha
| shall il profit America if she shall AZ
| ford an asylum TO all the world anC
lose her own soul"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
SAYS NO RIFT POSSIBLE
BETWEEN US. AND JAPAN
Harding Declares Relations Be
tween Two Nations Has Never
Been Really Estranged.

Washington. hpru 23-"Tno relations
bntweeu fapau and tha United states
have n@ver bosu eatfauge1 ip tho roal
sense of the term unr IS any slch
natra ngnnout possible
This ia the word President Harding
has sent tD Japan through Paror Kiiuro
shidohara. the japanese hr0baaea dor.
according ~ sdvicra just reeftved here
from ToRio The declaration IS zaid
- have Feen nade Vn.n the hu,faa
=adnr waa recently At the white House
President Harding r a7'd n have 'otd
tbe hmlaaead0r rhe wonderful pro
ereaa attained hy fapan e ana ~ nc
rnasf reinarkahfa events 70 hJefo-Y auf
~ indefa'igabIa eTorte ~ Vbich ehr
has 3ttalnod her position r. sno V1r'd
elicifs admiration.
rhe promotion n friendly fola
ftons be et9yren the two ratione will oon
stantlv be fny object ard tho now Al
rniufntratiur F. glad u deriarr I-T sin
rrro Intentions H thiz respect This Is
rnf more eornpiinent hut ar nooes'
eanfoeaion ~ fny real desire and ha:r
rv vord- sill ha tsker - their fa~e
galnc
Published reports tnat Japar is fTrt.
flying .he soutn 1ea Ielarfa r~Iudirn
Yau. takan over frnrn tne Germans. ar'
denounced az f,hrnation@' r = forrna
atatetnent sHueA ay the japanese For
oign Office Frnphatio 1enial 7las
made that foreign tradera arr fp-fiddrr
tn ~, business r. the islands gr Tint sr7
attcrn1.t has heen rn4de - interfere wftl
/ American unis7ionarias
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
Y. v. {. A. CAMPAIGN
NETS TOTAL OF $4,000
The Coal Was $4,000, but the
Result is Considered
Gratifying.

Final report on the recent tlnahciai
cann,irn held 10y the Young woman
CHRISTIAN Association was made To-
a,,- NJ the headquarters of the associa-
ticp hv Miss J Macl,hn Heatu". gen
c,,l secretary and shows that IN" sum
or So noo has been reached. WINE
th. ..al S2oOoo. which the association
". s.n,luc L. racch was not obtained.
cti.lsis of the Y W. &. 4. are much
,.f..t.s,d at the amount received ard cN-
t.,d hearty thanks to all contributors
TN, campaign committee. Board oi
directors and all officials of the assoc
,lntia, extend thanks TO all who as
.....4 I'M th, drive Acknowledgement
IT thanks Is, especially made to the fol-
in,,5nr who took an active part in the
r..rspt drive Mrs !. y Harman. Mrs.
Dlnl,l CaufBcl Mrs. c. Hayward. Mrs.
Georr, W Dorsey. Jr, Mrs Ialph
~ttt-n,an MISS Esther Wilson Miss
N.u4 <ea-cndln& Miss Jane stirling.
~. Nounr women at Wollaston IIall.
Miss Mildred Mulliu. Miss Will"bell
.-n.ut.r Mrs a. " Whittakcr oscar
G..rs Mrs Fred smith. Mrs. Joseph
Su1lf Miss Matthews and Miss Mar
rer,t1 Miller NH the above persons
sisted ,Ith th. collections. office work
.a4 th,str, collections during the
,..-..r.. t-t--
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
NEE TING WILL DISCUSS
MUNICIPAL GOLF COURSE
Prominent Men and Women In
vited to Gather at Hotel
du Pont Monday.

Tho proposed municipal golf course
at the Porter reservoir viii hC dis
cusscd at meeting To to- held Monday
evening at in parors \ and u Of the
Hotel du Pout.
r W Harris. Jr.. chairman Of the
grounds committee of the du l'ont
Country club. yesterday sent out let
tcrS to- numbers of prominent men and
women oC the city. inviting thcm 90 at
tend the meeting. when II is planned
to form committee 10 devise methods
Of raising thc funds necessary for tho
project Nlr Harris presided ~ the
recent mass meeting nj Tho Playhouse.
when plans were, discussed and ~ which
a communication was read from Top
kte Eruthcrs oneriuR 10 contribute
81 600 towards the cost ~ the ,oustruC-
tiou ~ the golf course
Interest in the movement is wide
spread say its hackers. ana they arc
confident that Tho public spirit Of the
leading mon o. the community ia such
that u viii ~ put through ~ finish.
Th, uc,tiua Nnnday evening viii he
open states Nit Ilarris and All who
are Interested arc invited 20 be present
preliminary survey of the land
about an, Portcr reservoir has already
boon made hy Newbold Van Trump
chief engineer of The Water Depart
mont and plans for the course have
boon mapped out by WIfrcd Z. Roid
golf professional of tho Wilmington
Country Club
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
HAYWOOD RED ENVOY
TO GERMANY, IS REPORT
|. w. w. Leader Said 70 be Act
ing as Propagandist Aid
Of LenIne.

chicaeo. Aprii 23-Fcderal rff'cials
today said they mad received information
that Pig HilI" HAYWOOD " " chief.
Ehn was believed 70 - ~ f.ussia, had
gone ~ that country to become head
II The propaganda bureau ~ the Soviet
government.
W. nave information that haywood
was chosen for this work Nv ienine
after Felug commended ~ certain
radicals who have ogeu deported from
The -nited States said the rnlted
states district attorney here We nm
deratard that the 3rst aeida for Hay
evooda propaganda VIII he Germany
3aiand. svgeden. Norway and Finland.
Fl. Will attempt to BRING about upris-
.nes fnerr - believe
Haywood t.me limit f1r -eportinE
al tn. I.eaveuysorth Kansas. aeniteu-
ssary. where he was scheduled u serve
twenty Years for oDstructlns var ac-
..vitIss. expires Monday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-04-23
GERMANS INSIST ON
REBUILDING FRANCE

London. April %. Germany has sent
a note to the British Government reiter-
ating her complete Willingness 70 IN
dertake the reconstruction Of devasted
France
The note which came from the Ger
man Foreign Office was Delivered by
the German Embassy to the British
Office last evening.
Germany is absolutely persuaded that
Ii follows:
il is unavoicably necessary for the pur-
pose Of restoring economic peace
throughout the world that the territories
devastated through the war should be
reconstructed and restored. Unul this
is done there win be danger that feelings
of hate will continue to exist among
the nations concerned.
Germany therefore declares herself
once more t. be entirely willing to co
operate in this reconstruction with All
the means and strength at her disposal
and to take into account in regard there
to in every individual case, each wish
of the power concerned as far as ossi-
bic"