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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04
Av1so
CENTRAL vANNINA"

Hacemos pdblico que con fecha prime
70 de MARIO pr6xilno, queda alberto en-
ell Banco Territorial y Agricola de esta,
el pago del cup6n ntmero 19 de Ia emil
sion de Bonos de la CENTRAL. vENNI-
MA.
San Juan, P. Rico, % de febrero, 1921.
Damian MONsERRAr
Presidente.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04
(POR CABLE FRANCEsl
LA SITUACIoN EN- ITAL1A
Sc AGRAvA CADA VIZ Mas

LONDRES MARIO 3.Un despaclto
de Roma, dirigido a la Epoca" 1,
snuncia que en- Florencia han ocurrido
varios encuentros formidables entire las
tropas Y Ia muititud.
En- el primer choque resultaron ocho
muertos numerosos heridos Algunas
manzanas de casas fueron incendiadas
y gran ndmero de resideneias saquea-
das por los amotinados, que alcanzan
q mas de nil. Los bomberos lograron
localizar las numerosas confagraciones,
gracias la protection de grandes con
tingentes de caballeria, enviados con
toda premura para contener a los amo
tinados
Mas de cuatrocicntos alhorotadores
fueron arrestados por Las tropas envia-
dasS contra los huelguistas revoluciona
rios Tambien fueron cogidas yarias
ametralladoras gran cantidad de fu
siles v cartuchos.
Los hapitantes pscificos de la cipdad
han aclamado los "bersaglieris' p
per haber sofocado el primer intento
de rebellion.
segIn los informes recibidos por la
Epoca'., FIorencia Sc encuentra compile
tamente lena de soldados, pertenecien
tes a todos los cuerpos, y La ley mar
cial ha sido establecida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04

LoNDREs, MARIO S.-Nuevos infor-
mes recibidos afirman que la situacion
de los 'bolsheviquis' es desesperante.
Sc espera de un momento otro que Ell
regimen de los .Soviets'' Sc derru.sbs. ,.
Sc estan librando sangrientos combi-
tes en- numerosas regiones de Russia, So
bre todo, en- Petrogado Mosci, dondg
ell movimiento contra los "Rojos'' ha
sido apoyado por cientos de miles de
personals.
La guarnici6n naval de Kronstadt ss
ha undo a los rebeldes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04

LoNDREs, nsrso B a. 4 Ii conferen
cia veriHcaaa hoy por los Allados. na.
sieron de relieve las propoSicicnes 30.
chas por los alemsnos, consideradaa co.
no ofersi sivas, Y asegursron la necesida1
Ge procedsr ersrgicamente, sin ninguna
ccnsemplac.on, contra Alemasia. Con tai
motive, Sc acori6 enviar ura nota al
doctor Simons, presidente de la Delega-
ci6n alemana, dar,iole un plazo muy cor
to improrrogable, para que Ell gobier-
no de su nacion manifesto 81 acepta o
rehusa cumplir los acuerdos adoptados
en- Paris
Las horas que Sc concederan. al doctor
simons revisten Ell car&cter de un bell
coso 'sultimatum
Mr.. Barthou opina que es un absurdo
conceder nueva pr6rroga los alemanes,
en- virtud dc la mala fe demostradaA por
esta naci6n. El gobierno franc6s-dijo-
esta preparado para invadir Alemania,
v no habra fuerzas bastantes para hacer
lie retroceder,
Toda Ia prensa airma que las sumas
que Alemania ha prousstido conceder co
mo indemnizaci6n de guerra, son risi-
bles, por consiguiente, indignas de
examen Los peri6dicos lie Journal"
y lie Matin'', de Paris, ealihcan las
ofertas de Alemania como Ell reto mas
audaz. Constituyen-dice- Ell peri6dico
''Le Petit Psrisien una burla san
grienta las naciones aliadas Y un in
sulto la angustia que sufren los habi-
tantes de las provincias devastadas por
las 1egiones teutonas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04

CoLOCACIoN La tenomos part I'M
jQven taquigrafo en- ingIes, que pue-
da dar referencias y que tenga alguna
experiences en- negocics Solo consi-
deraremos solicitudes del que posea es-
tas cualidades. Dirijase al apartado
1889, San Juan.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04
AUDIENcIA PUBLIcA
sENADo DE PUERTO RICO
Comisi6n Juridica
Presidencia.

Sc hace saber que esta Conisi6n ce-
lebrara audiencia pnblica. en- 81 sa-
lon de comisiones del senado 81 mar
tes ocho go de mario, a las dtez de
la manana, con el objeto de DIR a to
das las persOnas que quieran presen-
tar informes en- pro en- contra del
P. del s 1 "Regulando 81 ccntrato
de inquilinato en- Puerto Rico, y fian
do determinadas reglas concernientes
al juicio de desahucio.
R. Cuevas zEQUEIRA,
Presidcnte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04
Ell coMERcIo D1sMINUYE

WASHINGTON, MARIO 3.--Las expor
taciones de los Estados Unidos para les
pafses europeos han disminuido de ma
nera considerable, especialmentc para
Francia Alemania
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04
La pGSte bub0nica ha SidO
iTlpOrtada eSta vez tanlbi6n
lNTERESANTFS NANIFESTACIONES DEL DR.. MORALES, DEL
LABORATORIO BIOLOGICO

pecen ser pues, los primitivos focos
de infection.
81 las ratas infectadas proccdieran
del dragado de Puerta de TERRA era
de esperarse que ell foco de infection
hubiese sido en- Puerta de TERRA terre
no abandonado para la epidemic, Y
no la Gale de Tetuan algo distante de
ALI y comparativamente hmpia 81 Sc
tiene en- cuenta la condici6n de Puerta
de Tierra
Ademas Ell Laboratorio del Departa-
mento de Sanidad Insular, hace ex&me-
mes de ratas diariamente desde la pa
sada epidemic en- 1912.
En- el periodic comprendido entire la
pasada y la presente epidemic este La
boratorio ha examinado apr6ximada-
mente 65, 900 ratas todas las cuales han
dado resultados negatives.
ST a este aladimos la conclusion de
"Balfour Archibald en- el ERE
view of Tropical Medicine, de que
la peste no persiste en- una localidad
sin ,antes existir infection en- las ra-
tas, probaremos que es impossible Greer
que hemos tenido ratas casos infec
tados en- Puerto Rico en- los tiltimos
ocho amos
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04
Sc espera pOr mOneDtOS ef complete
derrun1bG del gObiernO "bOIShevIki''
LA GARNCN De KRONSTAO Sc A SUBEVAOO PASANOOSE LOS
ENEMGOS De LENINE CANONES FRANCHISES De LARGO ACAN
CE ENFILAN SU PUNTERIA SOBRE UNA CIUDAD ALEMANA

Sc dice que Francia y los nacionalis-
tas no han podido negar un acuerdo
en- 10 que conciernc al puerto de Ale
jandreta
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04
3ejercitos forr1idables Sc drigen sobre Alernania
Mas de 400 sbolshevilSis' arrestados en- FIorenca
Sc Crea en- Cuba Ia Conf
sion finanCiera del azdCaT
Sc ADOPTARAN MEDIDAS QUE ASEGUREM Las ASpIRAGIO
MES De LOS kzUCARER0S CUBAHOS

mitira = los hscsnda1os. ooienoa , eemsr
ciartes cumpiir sus compssmiros con
los mcrcadss extFanlerca y ss aieptsn
medi6as para ssivfr ds n ruiua 3 lss
productcrss 90 asdsares eel sescreai
20 ai concrete eshano. qus esFrs psasro
dc no cumpiir sus sbiigsciouss y aus
tambitr pofra verse impesioiiitaas a.
adqnirir principslmsnss sn iss Es;saes
Uridss las Ersnass esntidsdss as msr
csneias que sdquisrs sn tsa nscisn para
ei sorsumo.
Para formar psrts a. Ia csmisl9u 81.
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pressutarAn los sFanaea pfoaaessfss. y
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cue reprssenssran . ios otfss ssaafss.
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presentsrsu . iss bsnqussos. , q sssFs
tarto dc Aericuisura. Comtrcio y Traha
10. qas rsprsseuisrs al pahiieo - eeus
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ssno De ssfs Cou.lsi6n. les Bansss qas
mAs factimente aatAn amxiilo = lea aan
caroros. es.4n sambftn sn Ella rspressa
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dcruss les sisan. para lissas susHio -
tcs ii funcionanseuto de il Comisitu
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sria azusarcra de cuba
CoRREsPoNsAL
Hsbana IA &c febrsro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04

Ell informe de Sanidad Martina de
muestra que las primeras (ocho) ratas
infectadas .aparecieron en- New Orleans
a fines del mes de diciembre y aqui en-
Puerto Rico un mes despues Sc en-
contraban ratas muertas en- la Gale
de Tetuan ounce dias mas tarde ell
Laboratorio Riol6gico descubria la pre-
sente epidemic.
Algunos argumentan en- contra de la
Importation de la epidemic diciendo
que en- los muelles no han ocurrido ca
SOS de Peste.
Esto misino sucedi6 en- Cuba y Nue.
va Orleans v Ell DR.. Gutierrez en- Ell Bo
letin Official de sanidad de Cuba 10 ex
plica de la manera siguiente:
La segunda observation que quiero
senalar es que no. han ocurrido entire
nosotros casos de peste en- los muelles
mismos.
Creo que 10 mismo ha sucedido en-
New Orleans Mas numerosas son aaui
las ratasN en- los muelles, llenos de mer
cancias que en- los almacenes, y, sin
embargo la peste ha empezado STEM
PRE- Y TIENDE A PROPAGARsE
POR LAS MANzANAS CERCANAs
AL MUELLE MIsMo.'' Me parece
razonable suponer que este Sc debe q.
la rata de los muel1es es rata mojada
y esta por 10 mismo relativamente Ii
bre de pulgas. =
Hasta aqui las manifestaciones del
DR.. Morales quien dimos las gracias
por la atenci6n que nos ha dispensado.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04

Hsbana II ss fssrsso.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-04

Les compshsis fsks p51sFozaS Sc sn
Cuba 70 dcdfcan 81 axaear sstan en 81
ssno de ests Couslsi6n. t.os Bansss qas
Omaha daily bee., 1921-10-23
Griffith Play Here.

way Down East" at the Rialto
theater, was selected by Griffith be-
cause of the great heart interest of
the tale. tbs the story of Anna
Moore, played by Miss Gish. Anna
goes to her rich aunt in Boston to
borrow some money there; at ball
the girl meets Lennox Sanderson,
young man about town. He asks
her to marry him, but he arranges
for a mock marriage. After the
birth of her baby, which fortunately
dies, she goes into the country to
seek work. She is given something
to do on the farm of Squire Bart
lett" where she meets his son,
David. When the square learns,
through : village gossip, of Anna's
past, the poor girl is turned out into
a storm. David defies his father
and follows Anna into the snow
drifts.
"Way Down East" has the most
thrilling ice scene ever presented be-
fore crowd OF spectators. Indeed,
it is certain that no scene before
shown is as realistic as is that when
Anna Moore LILLIAN Gish) is res
cued from an ice floe by David
Bartlett Orchard Barthelmess) on
the brink OF the falls. A moment
later the foe dashes over the brink
and crashes below. OF course. the
hero saves the heroine from an icy
death and the ending is happy.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-10-23
Ray wiz GiUe I'll
NYdUk "Once ODer"
For the First Time

Wealthy, successful and famous as
he is, Charles Rays forthcoming vis-
il to New York will be his first. He
has never seen "the big town. be-
fore. Neither has he ever visited
Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimore,
Washington or other extreme east
crn points, but when he departs
from Los Angeles on November IS
all the large cities will be on his itin-
crary. .-s.. st.F
Theater owners are making ex-
tensive preparations for 4 his reccp-
ton. Mr.. Ray had hoped to visit
the east incognito like any other
tourist on his vacation, but the ex-
hibitors will not permit him. His
studio has been besieged by tele-
grams and invitations. e
Ray, however, has a deep.seated
aversion to hotels. Nor does he like
railroad trains. He had enough OF
that, he declares, few years ago
when he played the time-honored
"one-night stands" during his legiti-
mate stage career. ...
II seldom turn in for the night in
my comfortable Beverly Hills
home" he said, "that l do not trank
my stars that my bed isn't suspend
ed over Pullman trucks. have put
off going to New York for long
time. Now, however, business de-
Omaha daily bee., 1921-10-23
House Peters at Moon.

A powerful photcdrama of con-
flicting love interests, with its locale
Northwestern lumber camp, is
promised in the showing OF "The
Man From Lost River" at the Moon
theater this week. The story is the
first original photoplay written by
katharine Newlin Burt, whose two
previous stories, "The Branding
Iron and "Snowblind," have been
made into stirring motion pictures
by Goldwyn.
THE Man From Lost River" pic
lures the trials of powerful, patient
lumber camp foreman in standing
by" the girl he loves while weak
nephew of millionaire marries her,
neglects her and eventually proves
his utter unworthiness. An act of
Providence strips all the characters
ir.. the play to their fundamental fine
ness or baseness, at the same time
that wickedness receives its just re.
ward.
House Peters gives an exception
ally fine performance of the strong
lumber camp foreman. FRITZ Bru-
nette is the girl who cannot see
where her true love lives, and Allan
Forrest is a polished, cultivated
weakling.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-10-23

Tuesday. The story deals with
Peter, a butler. and Clare Conway,
a maid, Both are reformed convie,s
and their efforts to live straight
form the basis OF the dramatic ac-
ton which distinguishes the picture.
"The Little Fool" which plays
Friday and Saturday at the Muse,
portrays the drama OF "Dick" For
rest, a wealthy rancher, and his wife.
Paula. Paula falls in love with the
husbands chum, and is about TO
leave the palatial mansion forever.
At the last moment, Paula Forrest
does not really know her mind. The
tense drama with which the big sit
uations are packed make this really
the greatest of the London stories
so far translated to the screen.
The all-star cast includes Milton
Sills, Ora Carew, Nigel Barrie, By
ron Munson, Marjorie Provost,
Helen Howard and Iva Forester.
Alice Brady will be featured at
the Muse next Friday and Saturday
in "Out OF the Chorus" one Of her
most delightful pictures.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-10-23

story OF pretty girl on whom
fate smiles. The picture tells a
story OF three wishes. Miss White,
though married, wishes to be the
wife Of millionaire; she wishes to
be famous woman, and, lastly, she
wishes to have baby arms around
her neck.
In the lively and often humorous
scenes that follow she has all OF her
wishes granted; though il should be
added that she is the wife of a mil
lionaire for only few minutes-and
as for baby arms, she gets four Of
them from an orphanage to add to
her happiness.
"The Rider Of the King Log"
which opens Thursday at the En-
press theater, has found within it.
self theme that burns with the in
spiration of actual human expert.
ence and emotion.
The action of the story revolves
about the efforts, by fair means or
foul, OF a powerful corporation to
rob old TX. K.," "The Rider of the
King Log" of his river rights. Old
tx. K" is mighty, rugged son of
the forest with tender spot in his
heart as big as all outdoors for his
motherless daughter.
Death overcomes "X. K" and he
faces it as courageously as he faced
life, but his dauntless spirit lives on
in his daughter, who fights to the
finish and wins through love.
Frank Sheridan, Richard Travers,
Irene Boyle, Carleton Brickett, Ar
thur Donaldson, Charles Slattery,
and many others were chosen by
Omaha daily bee., 1921-10-23
Mother o'Mine at the Sun.


Mother O'Mine has proved such
an attraction at the Sun theatcr the
last week that il will be held over
and shown all this week at the
same house.
1t is a melodrama full of thrills
AIN which Betty Ross Clarke. Lloyd
. Hughes and Betty Blythe take
leading parts.
Maternal devotion has much to
do with the plot OF the interest-sus-
tanning story but this is overshad-
DIVIDED by the thrilling melodramatic
interest which runs through the
whole story.
The hero kills a man accidentally
in fight over the slandering of the
hero's mother by the man. The mis-
tress of the slain man testified
against the youth and he is found
guilty OF murder and sentenced to
the electric chair. All efforts to save
him fail. The march to the cleo
trio chair is seen, the youth is al
ready in the fatal seat when the
faithful efforts of his mother to have
him released bear fruit.
But will they arrive in time to
save him? A thrilling ride through
a storm is seen on the screen. rae
ing of an automobile with an ex-
press train and the arrival just in
the nick of time.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-10-23

to say, Jackie's professional bow
was a huge success.
At the age Of 2, Jackie could talk
pig latin" as well as anybody. He
is now o years and months old and
still firmly believes in Santa Claus.
Although Jackie has only appeared
in two pictures c"Thc Kid and
"Pcck's Bad Boy,") he is probably
the best known boy in the world.
Each day the studio postman brings
a good sized sack OF mail to his
dressing room all from fans
throughout the world. His latest
production is going to be finished
this month. 1t will go to the silver
sheet under the title my Boy"
Omaha daily bee., 1921-10-23
Jackie Coogdn's
Stage Debut Was
Quite ImprOniptu

1t might be interesting TO learn
that Jackie Coogan made his initial
stage debut at the age OF 10 months
The event occurred on the stage Of
New York vaudeville thcatcr while
his father was doing turn
Jackic's first stage appearance was
rather impromptu. = He straddlcd
away from his nurse in the direction
OF the wings on the stage. Seeing
his big daddy before the footlights,
he decided to join him. Needless
Omaha daily bee., 1921-10-23
Downtown Programs

Sun-"Mother O. Mine"
Strand-Wally Reid in "Thc
He'll Diggers.
Rialto-"Way Down East"
Moon-House Peters in THE
Man From Lost River"
Empress-Today until Thurs
day, Beyond Price," latter half
of week, "The Rider Of the King
Log"
Muse-Today, "The Man From
Lost River" tomorrow and Tues
day, Proxies Wednesday and
Thursday, THE Little Fool;'
Friday and Saturday, "Out of the
Chorus"
Omaha daily bee., 1921-10-23
Wally Reid at Strand.

A story of the giant gold dredgers
in California is Wallace Reid's latest
picture, "The He'll Diggers," at the
Strand. 1t is as radically different
in theme and treatment from the
average Reid starring vehicles, as is
the tropical MONDAY sun from a
polar night. 1t is a tremendous
moving heart-appearing story and
affords Mr.. Reid role which doubt
less will accentuate his vogue with
film fans.
Would you give up big job if
the girl you love is opposed to your
work as matter of principle?
That is the question that Wallace
Reid. has to decide in his newest
vehicle.
Lois Wilson is the girl, and her
father looks upon the young suitor
and his employers as his bitterest
enemies. However, the hero be-
comes interested in the case of his
opponents and finally allies himself
with them, which means a big
struggle with strong political cor
poration. The fight comes off in
grand style, physically as we'll as
politically and the star puts it over
in characteristic Reid style.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-10-23
Holman Day, himself, to portray the
characters ne knows so we'll.
lack Holt at Muse.

Jack Holt at Muse.
The Muse theater program this
week is paramount in appealing
screen offerings.
"The Man From Lost River"
featuring House Peters as lumber
camp foreman, is the chief attraction
today. The story pictures the trials
of the big foreman in Standing by"
the girl he loves during her vicissi-
tudes with the weak and worthless
nephew of a millionaire: Wicked
ness receives its just reward.
Proxies" featuring Norman Ke--
ry and Zena Keefe, takes the screen
at the Muse theater tomorrow and
Omaha daily bee., 1921-10-23
Harlan Has Big Role.

Kenneth Harlan. prominent lead
ing man, whose work in some Of
Constance Talmadge's more recent
pictures has won for him many new
followers has the chief male role in
The Barricadc." forthcoming
picture directed by William Christy
Cabannc.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-10-23

mands my attention there.
While in New York Mr.. Ray will
make a number Of scenes for
"Smudge." his new Rob Wagner
photoplay. His headquarters in The
east are to be the offices OF Arthur
S. kane. his producer.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-10-23

Several large producers Of motion
pictures in Los Angeles threaten to
curtail their production there If the
city council adopts the proposed
local censorship ordinance.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-10-23
Miss Claire and Elliott.

Grand Larceny forthcoming
picture, is a screen adaptation of Al
bert Payson Terhune's novel OF the
same name. Claire Windsor and
Elliott Dexter have the leading roles.
Omaha daily bee., 1921-10-23
Empress Offerings.

Pearl White is the attraction at
the Empress theater the first four
days OF this week in Beyond Price,
Omaha daily bee., 1921-10-23
Way Reid House Peters and Lillian Gish in Late Offerings
This Weeks Film
Plays Exemplify
CrandCinema Art
sway Donw East" "Grim
Comedian and "Hell
Digers" Among Novel
Presentations.

Cinema art In Omaha play
houses this week involves
some real. snappy, honest-to.
goodness stories centered
about such stars as Wally
Reid, Richard Barthelmess,
Lillian Gish, Jack Holt, House
Peters and Pearl White.
"Way Down East" the
noted David Wark Griffith
play, will be continued
throughout this week at the
Rialto theater. Richard Bar
thelmess and Lillian Gish are
starred in it.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-06-24
j. s. OFFICER IN
CITY TO ASSUME
GUARDP0SlTl0N
Col. Joseph Gilbreth To Be In
structOr of National Guard
in North Dakota
HAS WIDE EXPERIENCE

Col. Joseph l.. Gilbreth, U. S. A.,
has arrived in Bismarck to assume his
duties as instructor Of the National
Guard of North Dakota, with head.
quarters in the state capitol. Colonel
Gilbreth will Immediately assume the
active direction of the training of the
National Guard organizations.
The new instructor comes to Bis
marck from Washington, d. c., where
he has been in the Office of the chief
of the Militia bureau. He Is accom-.
panied by his wife and small child.
Colonel Gilbreth, graduate OF
West Point, wears three gold stripes
for service in France in the World
War. He lacked by 20 days of being
in France two years, being among
the first $4,000 American soldiers to
go to France. 49,.
Taking command of the first base
section of La Havre, France, at first,
later he was chief Quarterlnaster Of
the advanced section line commune
cations, and chief quartermaster Of
the intermediate section. Colonel Gil
breth then served with the 32nd divt.
sion and then the First division, be.
ing with that division in the first Am.
ercan push at Cantigny. Colonel Gil
breth commanded the 2Sth infantry
in the Soissons.Chateau Thierry drive
and saw other active service with
American forces.
Colonel and Mrs. Gilbreth expect to
lease a residence in the city.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1921-06-24
GRAIN GROWERS
HOLD MEETING
AT MILL CITY

Minneapolis. Mimi. June 24.-The
fourth annual convention of the Tri-
State Country Grain Shippers associa-
ton, which began here last Wednes-
day, closed today with the election OF
officers. The convention, according TO
J. H. Adams, secretary OF the associa-
ton, was one of the most important
ever held by the grain shippers.
Opposition expressed by the assO'
citation to the farm bureau federation
plan of marketing grain and plans for
financing country elevators were two
OF the principal results of the meet
ings, accordig to the secretary.
Besides several addresses, reports
from the officers and committees were
read.
Speakers today were: d. P. O'Neill,
member of the Minnesota Grain Ap-
peals Board, who talked on "Minne-
sofa Spring Wheat Grades;' j. C..
Miller, of Page, N. D., whose subject
was "Operating and Financing Coun-
try Elevators" and Stanley B. Houck,
Minneapolis, who outlined the value
of trade organization and the over
coming of trade abuses.
A banquet was to be rendered the
1900 delegates, who came from Min
nesota, North and South Dakota and
Wisconsin, by the Minneapolis Grain
Commission Merchants association,