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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
HOUSTON NOTIFIED TO
PAY NO MORE LOANS
Senate Committee Calls on Sec
retary to Halt Payments
Pending Investigation.
~ Assoclated - u Z.

By Associafed Press - F.yery Evening
Washington. Feb I5 gocre'sr--
Houston was notified fornaIlv today
by the senate judiciary committee that
ne should ray out m more money cn
account ~ any commitments N loans
To foreign countries until the farts haze
been submitted to this committee and II
has Ind an opportunity N san slider tnc
same and report n the Senefa
The committee acficn ras n-
unanimous gote and vac -aher m
motion ~ Senator Reed. Democrat.
Missouri. author ~ pending reen-
luton - stop All advances bv .he
Treasury n the allied governments
Decision - take immediate ana di-
rect action was uadf hy the committee
after Senator I9ra ndegee Republican.
Connecticut. had informed Il that Mr
Houston recently rad told the foreign
relations committee that be felt IN
honor bound 70 make additional advanc-
90 % the governments FOR which credits
had been established II those govern
fuents asked for the money
Senators Feed and Brandegee said
s37 .00e, 900 additional could ba advanced
70 foreign governments and SenatoT
Peed declared the Secretarv should he
prevented from making any advance
while the committee was considerinl
legislation 20 stop all further ioans
Examination of secreIary Houston or
this question scheduled FOR today. va
postponed until tomorrow as the Secre
tary advised the romnlittee that ~
papers in the flee II the Treasury hae
not vet been assembled
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
D. B. W|NGATE DEAD.
PROMINENT R. R. MAN
Native of Delaware City. Who
Had Seen Long Service With
PENNSYLVANIA Co.

.. B. WIngate. s. Years old We,.-
known Wnmtngtonian. died early this
morning at his apartment. the Cu,lvSc
Inn. Tenth and Washington streets.
Deceased was a member Of the Penn
sylvania Railroad Veterans. Jackson
Lodge. No "a 4 + and a. NJ ami
Delta Chapter No. s, II. 4. NI lie had
been IN the service Of the PENNSYLVANIA
railroad many years. being iu charge
If a department AT Edge Moor
Funeral services win be held Thurs
day morning at 10 O'Clock in Calvary
l. r. Church. Third aud washington
streets Further services viii he con
Quoted AT Christ r. Z. Church Della
ware City. his native town. Thursday
afternoon at ! O'Clock Interment viii
he made IN Delaware CITY cemetery
Mir Wingate is survived by one son
Rev Thomas Y. Wngate, rector ID
Christ Church. at Milford.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
LAYS CRIME WAVE TO
LAX DRY ENFORCE

Chicago, Feb. BIN n report
mnds public yesterday BY profes~
sor Robert n Gauit, Psychologist
at Northwestern University he
enumerates ten major causes
Of crime. and cites improper en-
forcement Of tho prohibition
amendment az the chief incen-
tive.
The chief permanent underly-
ing causes of crime. ProfcBsor
Ciault declares, may be placed
roughly IN ten cloasiiications,
These are:
Heritage Of mental. moral or
physical defects from one or both
parents
Unhealthy home environment.
fnfectivc environment AZ dis
tinct from home environment.
Lack of mural training.
Lack Of respect for couetitu-
ted authority
COmmercialized recreation.
Social or economic injustice.
immigration n rin-ran from
Europe.
Maladrninistrstlon Of Justice.
Improper enforcement Of pro
hibition
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
ALLEGE PLOT TO BLOW Up
PRESIDENTIAL YACHT
Enlisted Man of Navy Jnder Al.
rest Tried 70 Get Package
ON Board.

Gy AssoC.ated -r-s r.u
WasElnEtor H-- ssa
ran Il -hc at
The Navy YARD -e-.
au 4lege! ~..-
Dental t4.lt fl Euvt
Secret ~srtue u.
Nashi0ztc- s..e
aSe lt Nt~ stated s.l.
The theory -la -l-
tended - a- u-
* me -at 4.4
rre Ell a4-.
vas -u, ..t,.--.. et-
truas he'd d -4l., T.,
h.m 4 rIlb- l..
.,ssd IS -ae
z. brought 1a.af.
+ certain Ue-4
were notified s.-
An appci-lut-
- nave made s-tr
nark Aer. ,T,r
70 reCcl-r fiji, rat-t-e
Se,~~, SER .t
-ot seat ,,d
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
ACTRESS BREAKS HER ARM.
Nine. Brsdna Injured when She Fell
at Garrick Theatre Last Night.

Nine. Bradna, featuring IN q circus
riding act at the Garrick Theatre, last
night. fell from her horse and broke
her arm just before the close of the
show. her act being the last on the bill.
She was about to begin riding the horse
around an improyised cushioned ring
on the stage, when the horse gave a
start and threw her on to one side
she appeared to trip IN ribbon also
She relI with her weight on the right
arm. She was given attention by
phvsicians In the audience. with the
. assistance Of Mrs Dockstadcr and the
members OF her company.
The audience was not aware of the
accident though they saw her fall.
until some time after the curtain had
teen lowered when Mr.. Dockstadef
anno,nced that Nine Bradna had been
injured and could not go on with the
act
Notwithstanding her injury. Miss
Bradna will go on with the act today
and the rest Of the week. just as If
nothing had happened, showing her
eanneness. Fortunately, the break is
not serious and will not Inconvenience
her. ag far as the act is concerned
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
TYPHTs CLAIMS TWO
VICTIMS AT NEW YORK

New York Feb. 15-The health de
partment TODAY began preparations for
turning over its fight against the ty-
phus menace here 10 federal medical
authorities
The steamship Minnesota, loaned for
the purpose by the international Mer-
camille Marine was being equipped and
made ready for moving TO Quarantine,
where she will be used as a deiousing
and cleaning station for third class pas
sengers on incoming steamships. More
than 500 beds. "a spacious medical
quarters. and delousing machinery are
included I'm her new fittings.
Typhus claimed two victims here yes
terday.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
SAYS EARTH is FLAT
"AND Sun DO NOV T.

Chicago. Feb. lS.--Columbus
was all wrong.
The earth is fiat. The moon
doesn't reflect the rays OF the
sun. All waters level Ihe
moon has nothing Mt all to do
with the tides. The sun IL only
5000 miles away; il is only 81
miles in diameter. The earth
doesn't rotate--instead the sun
travels around the earth.
You don't believe? Well, IT'S
true because Wilbur Glenn Fo-
Iva, overseer of Zion. says so.
What's more. he offered $1,000 10
any astronomer or scientist who
can prove him wrong.
Noliva, il seems, has been con-
Quoting a bit of astronomical re-
search on his own hook. Inc
best proof. he says. that the
world doesn't rotate is found In
the fact that tho waters in the
rivers. lakes and seas are still
with us He claims that If the
earth did turn upside down every
- hours all the water would
spill out.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
S5O0,OOO FLAX MILL
PLANNED FOR SMYRNA
BY NEW CORPORATION
1t is Proposed to Develop the In
dustry All Over the Pen
insula.
NEW METHOD TO BE USED

new industry for the United States,
the manufacture of linen and dne linen
products is to be centered about Phila-
delphia within the next few years under
the plans of a group of local capitalists
and textile men. says the Philadelphia
Ledger.
Upon the use of newly developed
method of retting the fiber lax depends
the success of the project which it's
hackers expect will make Philadelphia
the Belfast of America and the Della
ware Maryland Virginia peninsula one
Of the important fax growing regions
in the world.
The method. successfully demonsuat-
cd last fall I'm an experimental plant
built by the Chesapeake Flax and Linen
Corporation. will he given it's first eX-
tensive application this year in
S5O0.000 mill the company is 10 erect at
SMYRNA. this State Other factories VIII
he built officials OF the concern say. az
rapidly as the demand and the increas-
ing size Of the fiber fax crops make
necessary
Judge Daniel O. Hastings of vii
nington. one of the Delaware directors
OF the company. when asked about the
ma tter today. said nc was not familiar
with the details of the Company's plans.
hrt that a meeting VIII he held In Phiia-
delphia this afternoon. which he Will
attend. and at which, in all probability
plans will be gone into,
Although more than 100000 acres
~ fax are grown annually in tho United
States. in Kentucky Nebraska ana
North Dakota. practically the entire
product is converted into linsscd oil and
cattle feed Though flax for linen was
grown in some quantity ~ the Init"d
states IN it's earlier history. most of the
linen used here has always been I'M
ported ireland has supplied the bulk
nf ILL., the remainder coming from dis
tr1cts along the river Lys in Belgium
ana France and from Russia. III"
difficulty in preparing tho fiber for
linen and the high cost here in treat
ing IL by the process ueed for cen
/ turies past have been the chief barriers
in the past 10 the successful develop
nent Of a linen industry ~ this coun
I try. IL is maintained by officials Of the
4 Chesapeake concern that their process
will DO away with these objections
10 Use New Invention.
The method, developed and patented
hy William Jay Robinson, Of New
+ York. is a process OF decortication- The
inventor is a director of the concorn
I otbar officars include Charles ID
\ stoclsley- of SMYRNA, who "a President
! 7-hao6ore p. Hauwhey. WILMINGTON
/ vice e-president: James Y. Watson Phil
a8s,nbia secretary and treasurer
Daniel q. Hastings. Wilmington. Joseph
y sfendenhaU. 81 the s :. White
Dental Manufacturing Co. Philadelphia,
ana simon r~-iedliuger. president Of the
Ssr-kntt-ar1- Textile Mills Phladel-
phia directors. Several other ina
adeIphiaus are interested
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
ADDRESS BY
DR.. A. B. K|NSOLV|NG
Prominent Baltimore Clergyman
Addressed Meeting at ST.
Andrews Today.

Rev. A. II. kinsolving. d d. of Baiti-
more, Md. was the speaker at the noon
day meeting I'm st Andrews Episcopal
Church today. A man Of pleasing per-
sonality. splendid orator and learned
churchman. he had timely message
that was interesting and held the un-
divided attention If the large audience
in attendance
Bishop William r Mcdowell eMetho-
dirt EpiscopaD ~ Washington. will he
the speaker ut tomorrow meeting
Dr KinEsolving. In his address took
as his text. Have faith In God !"
Men" he said are bewildered today
by the swift changes in society There
il widespread feeling Of insecurity
Everybody seems 20 be afraid and
many lack hope 4 ladcd cynicism has
taken the place ~ working fnith.
Capitalists are afraid ~ the laborer and
the lahorcr ~ afraid ~ the capitalist.
The lender Is afraid Of tho borrower
. and in return the borrower Is afraid Of
the lender The world today Is topsy-
turvey." continued Dr. kingsolving.
and what We need Is more faith I'm
God-only uniner ~ human ltfe-more
patient. trust in our fellow men.
Sins. which cllmaxcd in blood and
death. arc still here Greed selfish ness
extravagances and waste are most pa
/ thetic and the spectacle IS the greatest
10 be Witnessed. A man with a family
/ of littlc children to support. honest.
capable and willing. and yet unable 70
secure work. Men cry out that the only
+ panacea - TO scrap present orders. The
grea, love uf Christ must be obtained
+ Ia change the hearts of men. What Is
needed today is faith in the method and
"A program u Jesus Christ. better team
work. and the patience of hope
Or Klngsolving VIII be the guest
q Rev and Mrs r " TrapneI at
their home. 1909 Park Place. during
E. his stay here Dr. kinxsoiving was a
guest IF Bishop Cook at a luncheon at
noon today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
APPROVE CHARTER BILL.
Endorsed Mt General Meeting of EpiseO-
pal Church Club.
Continued on page 8

At a general meeting Of the Episcopal
Mems cub of Wilmington at st. An
drew's Church. last night. a resolution
was unanimously passed indorsing the
t,itv Charter bin sent To Dover 10y the
Partisan COMMITTEES II pledged the
members also 70 work for the passage
Of the bill Copies of the resolution are
Ia be sent to the presiding officers of
the two Houses and each Wilmington
member of the Legislature.
The clubs represented were ST.
Andrew Trinity. Old Swedes st.
Johns. Emmanuel and Christ Church.
most Of which We're represented by
large delegations
The charter hill was Endorsed last
night at the meeting OF the New Castle
County Graded sunday school Union.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15

London, Feb. 15.-New political
alignments and the proposal Of iegisla-
tive and governmental issues OF tre-
mendous import 70 the people Of Great
Britain were foreshadowed when Par
lament rea ssenlbled here today after
a recess OF seven weeks. Opposition 70
the Lloyd George ministry. and dis
content with many of the policies II has
pursued in the recent past, seemed 70
have reached q climax and it appeared
the stability Of the Cabinet would be
given its crucial test before the final
adjustment OF the session next sum
mer.
Attacks on the government seemed
certain To center about Ireland and
former supporters of the coalition GOV
ernment were among those who were
most bitter in their comments On the
Irish situation.
Continued on rage 5
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
Will uNsEAT DEMOCRAT.

Washington Feb rs. The House
elections committee reported today that
John Farr Republican, was elected IL
the present Congress from the Tenth
Pennsylvania district and entitled %
the seat now held by Patrick McLau,,.
Democrat. OF Scranton.
According 70 the vote as tabulatcd
McIane's 5 plurality Mas 20I but rc
check by the committee with some
votes eliminated. showed. the report
said, that FarI had won.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
20 SIM FkIN NENRfRS
or PkRIIANLNT IL >Iup1

~ ssso, a..t
=, fast Feb
-he -~sa ~u
british Dar'amsr.
The twentieth y
tcr the north li,.~.
rested i Dublin
Curk t,cb ts
house collections
bose haN- h,tr
leueIll 81 .LV t..
comma ulti at fa
bGt II IS .-JI.
be Ngancri
The h,.iy
soaad IS ~,
terGay ou D.
placa~d bearing
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
MuNTCHANIN ROBBERY.
Thieves Visit Home of h. Paul du Pont
aud Steal Naluab abIeS.

snverware. valued At about $1,000 q
violin valued at 5000 and some maohin-
isl tools were stolen from the home OF
Il. Paul du Pont. at Montehanin. last
night. by burglars who entered the
house through the basement Entrance
was gained by means of door leading
into the laundry room.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
HOUSE PASSES BILL
. PROVIDING FOR NAVY
AS GREAT AS BRITISH
Efforts Fail 10 Delay Until Pro
posed Disarmament Con-
ference IS Held.
ApPRopRIaTES Se5,ooo,ooo


~ AEsooiated Frrss t. b. s
WsshinRfor Fra VIZ Tsr sa.
Appropriation n.u ~ adopted t1e
House late ynftrr9as and ..1r Dafs
"n ~ the senafs oarrife lu..r..
s5s5.o91 900. ard neffs
feature arc ,rrrrrftf
IN the salrc fpra
Appropriations f,rrff..
n 300 1oo oo0 pns.d,I
On fho naval Arild.fE rrar4
m" coming fu1 .4r ~.
amount j. ~ +. .srI r
congtrlr'iDL IS t.t artsd
chips au'horzrl a.4
tracta have rr' fsst
Eedurio. q trr ..rs1
~ thc marIrc ur
% 30 ard = 'rs ...-
fho rat from
aetecd ~ ,Ithas-
Waeh.rr'c f.n
yns'erda3 passed
Ea.l hul ,4rrtrE
igg program.
uli, rat Me tr.r.
~ Great ErfatH
urf cbanRo t's f-.-.-t
to redusr frr f.~r
rcrafui'rrs--
after Isr
bec. ts.3 ~
passed .lr-aa
.rs
Avido r-o-
-or1s f-r
Marine r.r-4
l.-teftal fr.-es
ar -rrsrHt
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the ~ =
4. .he tfIf .rr
.soaI uaar -.
u.n-' crrfer--ea
drf.a-ed
other irl4rf.r.-
~ -r-.ert tra .aa
and hurl- raii.l
EtrDresrr rfafit. .l'.r.
caecied l1 getting .a.r-.f
rrert which w0..t rae.rt
the money sur l.
unless IN. veeaois ,s'r r.-tlee
constrIr-.ol .r arrra. +.i
are Twelve DESTROY sE
and Gne trauguort fnl- r4r.
contracted tor although n.ds f.r
of these have been allied t1r
CONTINUED au rage a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
LLOYD GEORGE FACES
KEEN OPPOSITION AS
PARLIAMENT MEETS
Discomfort With Policies Reaches
Climax; Cabinet Will Have
Crucial Test.
FORMER FRIENDS ARE BITTER
BY Associated Press to Every Evening.

by Associated Press 10 Every Evening.
London. Feb Violence will not
solve the Irish problem. King George
declared here today I'm his speech from
the throne TO the tWo houses of Par
Lament In formally opening the session.
One of the outstanding sections of his
address referred 20 Ireland, the King
saying
THE situation I'm Ireland still causes
me distress. misguided section of the
Irish people persists in resorting TO
methods OF criminal violence with the
object OF establishing an independent
republic.
Neither Irish unity or Irish self gov
ernmeut can be obtained by thie means
The Kings speech was brief but
touched on numerous vital questions
confronting the government. At the
outset II referred 10 the coming con-
ferenccs to be held in London and at
tended by the representatives Of allied
nations, Germany and Turkey.
u earnestly trust. said King George,
that by this means further progress
may be made In giving effect to treaties
OF peace i'm re-establishing concord in
Europe and restoring tranquility in
the Near East
IT Is my hope that negotia tions for
trade agreement with Russia also
may be brought 10 a successful con
olnsion. he added.
In discussing the Irish question the
f King said
! ARRANGEMENTS for bringing into force
/ the governments Irish act are now well
advanced and I earnestly trust that in
tho near future the mn jority of the peo-
ple Will show their determination 10
f Mort m
an act which eonfers upon them respon-
sihilties Of self government and pro-
vides machinery by which they can at
tain Irish unity bv constitutional
means
The most pressing probrem con
fronting you he said. is that # un-
employment. which is result OF world
wide restriction of trade. This may be
aIleviated but Il cannot be cured by
Legislative means. This problem with
its acute and distressing consequences
for hundreds of our fellow citizens. is
receiving constant and anxious atten-
tion from my ministers. who ara striv-
Ing TO revive trade and prosperity. and
/ I'm the meantime assist those who un-
fortunately have no employment. Tou
VIII be invited to pass a bill extending
provisions which were made for the
unemployed under The unemployment
insurance act"
No feature or the coca sfon interested
the House more than the presence ni
the Prince Of Wales and the Duke q
York The latter. in the robes ~ 4
peer, entered a few moments before
noon and took seat IN the front row
of the peers. Then came the Prince ot
Wales. preceded by an officer Of rhs
household. who coached him through,
out the proceedings. The Prince, whC
also was In the robes Of a peer. bowed
low before the vacant throne and ther
stood before his chair on the right oi
the throne Everyone was STANDING
and after a moment his mentor spoke
10 him and the Prince subsited into his
chair, noticeably embarrassed anC
hlushing.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
RECEIVER SOUGHT.
Maxwell Preferred Stockboider Objects
10 Maxwell Chalmers Plan.

Charles J. True. of Illinois. through
81 = counsel, Robert II. Richards, has
nled q bill ia the United States District
court. here asking for an injunction
and appointment Of a receiver for the
Maxwell Motor Co, Delaware corpora
ton, with business establishments in
Ohio. Michigan and Illinois. In his
petition ne says he is the owner of 400
shares Of first preferred stock IN the
company and he objects 10 the proposed
plan % reorganization of the Maxwell
and Chalmers companies.
4 subpoena was issued on the de
fendaAt. Fctul nable March a.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
Special Values Tomorrow, Dollar Day

The Wilmington have made great preparations
tomorrow Dollar Day with the expectation Of making the
biggest event the kind yet held The customary holiday
slogan Shop Early" is timely and in order.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
Harlan Men Accept Wage Cut

The employees Of the Harlan ship
building plant have voted to accept the
wage cut
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
Amn.emani. - 5

Play aou~ n fhe ttH ~n.
NtarriCk laJttf..t
Auecn Behold Ms 81
Majestic The hsr~t h..
savoy The IuftH"eu
RiAito Wanted ii.
strand fhn HUl t.t hHH.n
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15

safe milk means healthy children.
Can I54O or 1541. The Glover Dairy
Co.--Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15

Tasty lunch .yca r.,atts TIA
Balcony smith Is ~n. t9 N1
street -AiN
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
MrAlh.r L.-....l

Washington eth 1. Ena,,Hr '...
ware
day tnCrr4stns rlc..l.u. IS ar. NA.
Sun NfohN tHtINlAN
sun rosc this fN..t.n-
sun seq. lfIs Afternoon
sun r.~.s tomorrow u.
sun sets t..tnrfNW a.t.
Moon scts fDulol.nu .u.l fIHe
Length 30 daS Iu HUur,
. b m Yesterday
IS q ui todAN
Noon todaN
Highest tcmpprA .H Nte
Lowest tempcfAtlrc la~i l'nht
High tide Ih.s nurnNuk
High lido this afttrru.u
Low tide thi> uuruiuN
low tide ihiS Afternoon ...,..,..-.. Nt
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15

Do YOU want housemaid: Sc
Every Evening want ads.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
American Legion Bills.

,-.lonl Thomas ". Miller came 10
t,.Aer. ,adny. representing the Ameri-
i Legion n the interests OF the House
IL providing Tor colle5 tine and keep
var records and reorG Ganizing the
,.tlon.l Guard To VIII probably 20
.ar 4 hcar!ng by The committee on
tar1 Affairs
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-15
House Bulls Pass senate.

I'M. senate concurred in the follow
inc House bills Appropriating $4,000
Il. IN. Palule! Home for the Aged, Dow
T..
Relieving hotels Of responsibility for
guests valuables no, put in the hotel
sac ar vault.
I.Xsmpting from peddlers lincenses
.sldi.rS and sailors who served In the
,f Ma III spanish sh-ADerican War.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-23
BARNES LEADS FIELD
IN OPEN TOURNEY

Washington, July 22-With jim
Barnes OF Pelham, n. Y. well out in
front of field of Is competitors in
the national open golf championship
play in the final day of the twenty
fifth annual classic opened here to-
day over the course OF the Columbia
county club. Barnes leads Fred Nc
LeOd OF Washington and Charles b.
Murray, who are tied for second place
by four shots and appears 10 be the
choice for the championship. Nc
Leod, however, has been playing fine
golf, and should he ind a good put
ting streak today is expected to give
Barnes battle for victory. Just
back of Murray and Mcleod is Rob
ert T. Jones Jr., the young Atlanta
star. who is five strokes behind the
leader. with total OF 149.
Four men are tied at $50, includ-
ing George Duncan of England Any
one of the seven men within striking
distance of Barnes may overtake the
Pelham start by good golf today
The tournament ends today with
the final 80 holes Of mccall play. Pres
ident Harding is expected to present
the championship cup to the winner.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1921-07-23
HARDING LAUDS GOLF
AND JOCK HUTCHINSON


Washington. July pa hope that
the United States may always be i'm.
bued with spirit of good sportsman
ship was expressed by President
Harding in speech yesterday pre-
senting the national open golf cham
pionship cup to James NJ. Barnes.
The President made the presehta-
ton on green near the Columbia
Country Club house, where he and
Vice President Coolidge had watched
the final play. He paid high tribute
to the winner and also took occasion
to congratulate Jock Hutchinson on
his recent accession of the British
open.
1T used to he thought" said Mr.
Harding, that golf was a game for
the elderly, but L have come to the
conclusion that every good contest
in craftsmanship is fit for anybody in
the world. | like to think OF our
country as a good sporting country
II | had my wish I'd want republic
where everybody can play.
The beauty of golf is that every.
body can play it and at a minimum
coast, If he only keeps on the course
And let me say to you golfers who
hope to better your scores-that
takes you all in--I have seen the
champion of this day drive into the
rough and then stop and plant his
feet and never drive until he was con.
fident and sure of himself. If we
only apply that poise and confidence
to other things in life, We will achieve
even more than we have"