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Evening journal., 1921-08-20
MANY HAPPENINGS AT
EISNIERE, OAK GROVE

Miss Elizabeth C. Snyder. or Phil
adelphia. Is visiting Miss Lena Banta
Of Oak Grove.
Raymond Bennett. formerly OF
Elsmere, but now living at Oakville.
H.. was the guest Of Elsmere friends
on Tuesday.
The civics Club OF Elsmere. will
give community river ride on
Tuesday evening taking the 6 o'clock
boat.
Miss sara Chambers spent the
weekend at Rrandywine Summit
William f. Balderman, erecting
enginer for Pusey and Jones Com
pany. u home again after an extend
ed trip North.
Alex. McInnes was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Melvin on
Junction avenue. today.
The Christian Endeavor Society
held calling committee" last
Tuesday evening and an enjoyable
evening was spent. Those taking
part were Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert
Curtis. the Rev. L. McMaster, Ray
mond Bennett, Mss Lena Banta and
Mr.. and Mrs. II. n. Melvin.
Mrs. James Wilson and daughters
Katherine. Margaret and Ella. are
visiting relatives at Ridgely, Md.
The Junior Civics Club. OF Els
mere. will leave wednesday for a
camping trip at Betterton. Nd. un-
der the guardianship Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Reynolds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oakley Grimth have
returned from an auto trip to the
! Pocomo Mountains
Misses Margaret and Elsie wilde
have returned from visit to rela-
tives at Millington, Nd.
Miss Elizabeth Crossan is the
guest OF Miss Marian Talley at
Lenape Park
Miss Annie Beaston, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Larkin Beaston. who
has been Ill at her home. is i'm
proving.
Ars- William johnson. on Lincoh
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
FOURTH WARD BUSY.

Fourth Ward has another full
schedule for next week. Monday
they win journey out TO Third and
Adams 70 collide with Defiance. No
game will be played on wednesday
as Fourth Ward has a team entered
in the twilight track field meet of
the Wilmington Community Service
at Pennsy Field. Belmont All-Stars
will be the attraction at Fourth
and Church streetsson Thursday and
on Friday the Eastsiders will jour
ney tn Seventh Wards field.
Fourth Ward would like to hear
from Eastlake. South Side-Eden,
Lorraine or any other first-class
team. Games can be arranged by
calling 22S6-W.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20

for the throne II anything happens
to him or II he dies without issue.
Neither will he and his sister and
brothers have to marry for money.
The royal family is rich and Parlia-
ment also has a way Of providing
generous grants for the princes and
princesses.
II they did want to marry into
royal families, 1t would prove diff
ficult. because the great war played
hob with the king business.
All the German and Austrian lot
are in the ex-class and the Bolshies
killed off the Russian family The
Italians are out OF it because their
princesses are Catholics and the
British royal family may not marry
anyone not Of the established faith
Of England. The Greeks are out of
Il because their mother was a sister
Of the ex-Kaiser.
And when little Princess Mary
looks around, here Is all she sees:
Evening journal., 1921-08-20

Highway, met winth a painful acci-
dent this week by falling down stairs
and breaking her right arm
Mr. and Mrs. Edward sillitoe. Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Dryden and the
Rev. L. McAfaster went near Mid
dletown on a fishing trip this week.
Mr.. and Mrs John Reynolds have
returned after a weeks vacation at
Atlantic City.
Miss Mary Volk. OF Trenton. is
visiting her sister. Mrs. Henry Cane.
on Lincoln Highway.
Miss Elizabeth Gradwohi OF will
mington. was the guest OF her aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p. Binder and son
Edgar have returned from a trip to
Lancaster, Pa
The Ladies' Auxiliary OF the Els
mere Fire Company. will hold a
card party on Wednesday evening al
the fair grounds. Oak Grove.
Miss Louise Burke has been Wis
iting relatives In Philadelphia.
Miss Florence Smedley is visiting
her mother near West Grove over
the weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. Claud Banta and
son Richard, have gone to Milford
for the week end and will bring
homo their other son John, who
has been visiting relatives for the
month Of August.
Miss Hazel Wilson. OF Cochran
Hill. Pa. was a guest OF Miss MIL
dred Foreman on Cleveland avenue
this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Penrose Foreman
have returned from a weeks vaca-
tion at oxford, Pa
The twin boys OF Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Foreman-Jack and Bob
are receiving congratulations or
their first birthday They will bs
one year old Monday.
Carol Guenvier was visitor tc
Philadelphia a few days ago.
Mrs Clara Ector. who has beer
i'll az her home, is improving slowly
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
MAY BUILD THREE
JETTIES AT REHOBOTH

Special to The Evening Journal
REHOBoTH. Aug. 2o.-Engineers
employed by the commission named
by the Legislature to devise some
plan to prevent further washing
away Of the beach looked over con-
diuons here on Thursday, after
which a meeting was held. 1t is
likely that bids viii be asked for the
construction OF three jetties and II Is
hoped to get the work started by
October.
Mrs. Ira Short and daughter
Marian OF Wilmington, are spending
this week with Charles Short and
family.
Miss Katheryn Ross OF Whining
u, ton. has been visiting friends here
this week.
The Rev. c. Darbie and family Of
seaford. are spending two weeks a;
Coleman Clergy House. Mr.. Darbie
will conduct the services at All
Saints p. r. Church during his stay
Mrs. william Hammond is enter
taining Mr. and Mrs. r. d. Kemp OF
Wilmington. this week.
DR.. c. n. Almond and family oi
Wilmington. spent the weekend
here
The chiidren's party at the Hote
Hfnlopen on Wednesday afternoon
was a success
Charles VI. Upham was given 2
farewell party by his wife and
friends on Wednesday night a
Horn's Rustic Garden. Mr.. Uphan
lsff with his family on Thursda,
morning for North Carolina. where
he will have charge Of road work In
fbat State.
Leonard z. Wales Of Whining.
ton, was a visitor this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ridgley oi
Dover. are summering at their cot.
fase below the Blun.
3. +. shaw's new cottage Is M
ished. and will be furnished mex
week.
a prize dance was given at th'
Beihayen Hotel on Wednesday even.
ing
William Webb Of Wilmington. 4
visiting his grandparents. Mr.. an,
Mrs Rotihouse.
Mrs. p. +. Shaw and Mrs. Charlie
$. Horn returned from motor tri,
OF Friday evening from Phiadel
phia, Wilmington and Newark.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
Duke OF Brabant, 20. heir to thrc

Duke OF Brabant. 20. heir to throne
OF Belgium
Car Roris 27. OF Bulgaria
Crown Prince Frederick. %. Of
Denmark.
Crown Prince Of Sweden, 40. and
a widower.
In high social circles OF the cap
ital, the names of the royal children
are never coupled with those of per-
sons of royal lineage.
The Prince of Wales is said to be
very much in love with beautiful
young widow who has high social
standing. but whose blood is neither
purple nor blue. And to make mat
ters more difficult, she has two chill
dren.
Princess Mary has no recognized
suitors.
one thing is certain-if they
please themselves by marrying into
English families. they viii immense
ly please the English people.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
POCOMOKE BOSS
WITH BLUE RIDGE

PocoMoKE CITY. Nd. Aug. 20.
In featureless game here yester-
day, Pocomoke nosed out the Tenn
peranceville, Va, team. 4 to 3. POGO
moke won the game IN the seventh,
scoring two runs on three singles
and two sacrifices Rothrock was
wild in the early innings, but pitch
ed well after he settled down. Nisbet
relieved him in the ninth, with two
on and two out, and Mister hit into
a force play for the last out.
Burton Shipley, manager of the
Pocomoke team, left after the game
to join the Martinsburg team, OF the
Blue Ridge League. He will pilot
Martinsburg for the remainder OF
the season. Score:
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
SOCCER LEAGUE
gets UNDER Way
AT Least Six Teams Will
Compose Del. Organiza-
tion This Winter
MAY FORM SECOND
ORGANIZATION LATER

Eight clubs OF more. at least FIVE
Of them from Wilmington, will COM
prise the roster of the Delaware
Soccer League which was fully or
ganized at a meeting held in The
Evening Journal Office last night
Five of the elevens were represented
and another one called The Evening
Journal Office this morning to make
sure that it was mentioned as an
entry. This makes a six club circuit
positive but as several organizations
from around Chester are clamoring
for entrance. it is likely they will be
admitted.
The name. Delaware Soccer
League, was adopted and the fol-
lowing officers elected:
President, John j. Wendt; vice
president, ]. II. Black; secretary, T.
W. Tins, treasurer, Charles Helms.
The clubs represented at the meet
ing last night included Vandever A.
c., Crescent A. c., Edge Moor and
Burns Club. all of Wilmington and
Viscose of Marcus Hook, Pa John
f. Andrews. manager of the DUPONT
Country Club soccer team, was un-
able to attend the meeting but want
ed to be sure that his eleven was
among those entered The Powder
boys have a fine field of their own.
Hillcrest may also apply for admit
tance and there is the Burns Club
and several other elevens from
around Chester that want in. The
League leaders propose to take care
of all clubs wishing to enter and if
possible split the league into two
divisions.
Mark Fish of Edge Moor acted as
temporary chairman at the start Of
the meeting and conducted the cleo
ton and other business until the
league was fully organized. The next
meeting will be held in The Evening
Journal office, next Friday night
It is expected that the Delaware
Soccer League, as far as actual play
ing is concerned, will get underway
about the second week in October
but prior to that there will be sew
eral exhibition and practice tits. On
September II, Nandever A G. will
entertain Edge Moor at Seventeenth
and Spruce streets and on September
Is, the Burns Club will take on the
suburban eleven at the dupont High
School field. Edge Moor is an old
timer in the soccer game and is do
ing everything to help the other or
ganizations along. They will have
two elevens this year, one in the
Delaware League and one in the
Second Division of the Allied League
in Philadelphia.
"Jock" Leonard. manager OF the
Burns Club, would like all the mem
bers who wish to try out for the
team to get in touch with him OF
Mr.. Black. Leonard lives at IA
Vandever avenue and Mr.. Black car
be reached by telephone, S3O5-J-
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
STAR PUTS WALL0P
ON CONTACT OUTFIT

Sunday Star Independents wall
loped Contact OF the General Chem
ical Company at Overlook last night
by the score of II to 3. The news
paper boys batted around and then
some in the sixth. when they put
over nine runs. BY the time Con-
tact got them 1t became dark and
they refused to take their bats. jos
Osowski pitched steady ball for the
Star until he found that il was not
necessary. The fielding and batting
of Marty Malloy and Bill Jennings
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
BY MILTON BRoNNER-

LONDON.-"It is announced that
marriage has been arranged be-
tween His Royal Highness. Edward,
Prince OF Wales, and"
That's all right so far as It goes.
only England's Prince Charming OBJ
stinately remains single at the age
OF 81, just as his only sister and
good pal. Princess Mary, does at
"a.
And all romance-loving England Is
betting that IL they ever do marry.
Il will be for love-and probably to
commoners.
Many Of their kinsmen on both
their fathers and their mothers
side have made love matches.
No reason Of state win compel
Prince Edward to wed. because he
has three brothers. the Duke Of
York. 22 Prince Henry, 21. and
Prince George 10. who are in line
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
Watching the
Sc@reb@ard

Yesterdays hero-Dave Robertson
hit two homers and Pittsburgh won
the first game with the Phils at IA
to 9. but the Pirates dropped the
second. 4 to L
Powell's homer In the seventh IN
ming with one on gave the Braves a
3 to victory over the Cubs.
The White Sox hammered four
New York pitchers and knocked the
Yanks out of first place with a 13
to . defeat.
Errors by Tobin and McManus IN
the seventh inning helped the
Browns lose to the Senators. 6 to 2.
Big Ed Pfeffer took a wallop at
his old teammates, the Cards beat
ing the Robins. Q to 4.
Detroit and Boston split a double
header, the Tigers losing the first.
IL to 8, and winning the second.
10 to 0.
The Giants knocked Rixey of the
mound and beat the Reds, 8 TO 3
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
|S new FEDERAL
JUDGESNEEDED
On June 80 There Were
l4l,OO0 Liquor Cases
Pending
SPECIAL REPORT
FILED TO-DAY

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2o.-The
creation Of eighteen Federal judge
sh ips- at large with legislation pro-
viding for the assignment of the
Judges when and where needed is
recommended by the Commission Of
Federal Judges and District Attor-
noys recently appointed by Attorney
General Daugherty to study the
problem OF congestion OF cases
brought about by prohibition en-
forcement. The plan also provides
for an annual conference Of the
senior Judges OF the respective Fed
erai circuits, with the Chief Justice
of the Supreme Court and the At
.torney General to consider ways and
means Of expediting Federal judicial
business.
The commission. which was COM
posed Of Judge John E. Safer. OF
Ohio: Judge w l. Grubb, OF Ala
bama: Judge John c. Pollock, OF
kansas: william II. Hayward, Dis
frict Attorney at New York, and
Charles E. clyne, District Attorney
at Chicago. reached the conclusions
after conferences with the Attorney
Qaneral and consideration Of a num-
Der Of suggestions presented by
Chief Justice Taft and members OF
Congress. The finding, II is under
stood. will be put into a bill framed
al the Department OF Justice which
will be int-oduced when Congress
resumes sessions after the proposed
summer recess.
4On June 80" said Attorney Cen
ersl Daugherty. there were 141,o00
cases pending and undisposed Of N
the United States courts. This con-
essted condition OF the dockets is
lntoierable and results In loss of evi-
dence. the abandonment OF cases.
he denial and frequent defeat OF
justice and lowers the high standards
OF the Federal courts.
Justice cannot be measured in
dollars and cents. but in my opinion
this plan, which provides but Is per
cent. Increase in Federal Judges, is
practical and in fines and in the
prompt dispatch Of business will
more than balance the increased
cost Of the Judges therefore have
recommended 1t TO the President and
the judiciary Committees OF Con-
gress.
tReports have reached the Depart
ment and members OF the commits
sion that in some districts there are
a. many as 5000 to 10000 cases un-
disposed OF on August /. and there
has been an increase of 500 per cent.
IN the criminal business since 1912.
t''Whne this condition is largely
created by the legislation relative to
prohibition. and although the num-
her of liquor cases viii doubtless
decrease as the States pass enforce
ment laws and public opinion changes
IN the districts where enforcement
now is difficult, nevertheless, sucl
decrease viii not occur in the nea
Aiture. and even then the increas'
in civil business due TO the war per
iod and the continued development
OF the country. will. IN my Judg.
ment. prevent any appreciable relief
in the Federal courts"
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
VANDEVER SENDS
BACK PARKSIDE 7.

Helbing let down the Parkside
Travellers with one hit a two-base
blow by Dawson, and Vandever A c.
defeated the Kirkwood Parkers by
the score Of 6 to 2. at Seventeenth
and Spruce streets last night. Errors
behind him prevented a shut-out. Joe
Dougherty, vandever's clever third
baseman, starred at the bat, with
three hits, and Dave Reilly shared
honors with him with hi fast field
fnr, and double CcOre.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
CHESTER STORE FOR
WILMINGTON MAN

John Sorcuss. who has been man.
ager Of Bernard's Women's Apparel
Store, 414 Market street, for a year.
has leased the property SIS Market
street, in Chester, and will open a
new women's cloak and suit store
on September !. Mr.. Sorcuss has
had wide experience in that line.
having managed stores in several
large cities. His lease of the Ches-
ter store was closed this week.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
NEW CASTLE HANDS
ELKS THIS TRIMMING

The Elks. contenders in the post
season series for the Newspaper
League championship. journeyed
over to New Castle yesterday and
took a 1O-to-2 lacing at the hands Of
Jimmy McDevitt's bunch. ]. Gala
CHER led in the hitting, with three
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
vANDEvER no PLAY FooTBAIiI.

Vandever A. c. is planning to put
football team in the field this fall
and expects to start practice shortly
after the first Of next month. All
members wishing a tryout should get
in touch with W. Grubb at the club
rooms.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
UNION TAKES TROUNCrNG.

Wilmington Ali-Stars simply toyed
with the Union Independents last
night and walloped them 10 the tune
OF 16 10 3. Freddie Clark and Sut-
ton were the battery for Union and
Jimmie Clark and Greenwell were
on the points for the All-Stars.
Jess Coyle and c. Beatty each
connected for homers with men on
bases
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
BUSY WEEK FoR VANpEVER.

Nandever A. G. VII be busy next
week with three games scheduled.
on Monday afternoon they will take
on Union. leaders in the Saturday
Church League; on Wednesday they
meet Twelfth Ward in a return tilt,
and on Friday will clash with First
Central. All of the games will be
played at Seventeenth and Spruce
streets.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
BRENNAN STINGY
WITH HIS HITS

With Fran Brennan twiriing no
hit ball Fourth Ward had little diff
hculty in defeating East End last
night by the score OF to 1. The
O'DonneIlites secured seven safeties
off the delivery of NJ Reinholtz-
Score.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
CALL SIT. MARY,s TRACK TEAM.

st. Mary's want the members OF
their track team to report at the
clubhouse tomorrow afternoon at 2
o'clock. Final Instructions for the
twilight track and field meet at
Penpsy Field, Tuesday and wednes-
day Will be given
Evening journal., 1921-08-20

Three-base hits: Taylor, McCon-
nell Struck out by Brennan, 3; by
Reinholtz, 4. Double plays; Bren-
nan to Fallers to Bradley. Stolen
bases: Rumack, A August. Sacri-
fee flies: Bradley. Hit by pitched
ball: Brennan. Base on balls:
Brennan. 5. Wild pitches: Bren-
nan. 1. Umpire: McKinsey.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20

Struck out-by Carey. 3. Double
plays-Buckley TO Cummings to Con-
nelly. Left on bases-Kirkwood, g.;
Stapler, s. Stolen bases-Roman,
Buckley Maxwell. Conlin Base on
balls-off Carey, a; Smith. L Passed
Jones.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20

Two base hits-Charles Witherspoon,
Poole. Jennings. Franklin. Struck out
BY Chester. s, Osowski. @ Double
plays-OsowslSi TO Jennings to Davis
Mailoy to Jennings to Davis. Sacrifice
hfts-G. Stewart. Base on balls-of
Chester, 3. Umpire-Fan.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20

Two base hlt--Jones Sacrifice hits
-Donoho (2), Rothrock. Wood. Hem
derson. Stolen bases-Breen. Hit by
pitcher-Knode. Bases on balls-off
Rothrock, 8: of Boylan. 3. Struck out
by Rothrock, 10. by Boylan, A. Dou-
BILE plays-Knode to Sherer to Jones
Underwood to Pruitt to Jones; Nut
terer to Henderson. Umpires-Butler
and McMichaeL
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
SEVENTH WARD BLANKFD.

Rhoads OF the Newspaper League.
handed Seventh Ward a coat OF
whitewash last night by the score OF
4 TO 0. Draper, on tho mound for
tie BEN Makers. had the Forty
Afre batsmen eating out OF his hand
and was rarely in danger.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
LIZZIE MARCH WINS
FREE FOR ALL

POCOMOKE CITY. Nd, Aug. 20
Getaway day OF the Pocomoke Fair
and Race Meeting was notable for
splendid weather and attendance,
and everybody went away pleased.
The racing was the best Of the meet
ing and the Jersey Lizzie March
won the free-for-all in the fastest
time ever trotted or paced. EOS, at
this track, breaking all previous rec
ords-
2.so Pace, Purse $500.
BY Lord Admiral
CHarris) : 3 Il l
Miss charmer' b Sw1tki,n,, mfi .
D'' cT. Il .James) 1s2 3
marry D'i cw. = L. BuD 4ro
(MarviD dr.
Time, s15A, 21sh, 2.ls1s. 2.2oh,
Free, ,For-AlL Purse $500.
Lizzie March, Is. m,
by Prince March
Thompson Todd. b. 5.
(Henders) 1 3 3 3
~, cf. James) > ? ? 2
.,,, Gw; L. Bum 49, 4
Time, 2llh, 20Sh, 2-09h. 2.10h.
2.23 Trot. Purse $500.
Idol Bergen, blk. m.
by Bergen (Moore) 5 81 / l
John ID. Mack. b. 3.
CFinney) 2 1 "a 2
Niger Boy, blk. &.
CIV. L. BuIl) / "a 3
Fex Forbes, br. g
(Becker) s42 70
Arion Prince. b. s.
(Upshur) s s ro
Harvest Lassie, b. m.
(Hartman) 4 T5ro
Sunny Jim, b. g.
CMiner) 6 dr.
Time, 21s1s. 216H. 21s 10, a1sx
2.17h.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20
POWER BOAT RUNS AGRorIND

DELAWARE CITY. Aug. 20
Tec power boat Harmonson. loaded
With tomatoes from New Jersey for
Baltimore, grounded near here
Thursday night and had to wait
Until morning before proceeding-
Evening journal., 1921-08-20

Hotels will ind the Want Ads well
answered today. Seekers after rooms
will have no trouble in getting To-
Gated through the Want Ada
Evening journal., 1921-08-20

Homes should DE advertised for
sale through the Want Ads
Evening journal., 1921-08-20

KIRKWoop DEFEATS STAPLER
Kirkwood defeated Stapler in a
Playground League game Thursday
by the score of 5 to 2. Carey who
pitched for the losers got three hits
in four trips. Score.
Evening journal., 1921-08-20

vandever, A. c. 80. 20 2 2 90 Ks
Two base hits-Dawson. Reilly
Struck out-HeIbing. s.; Lofrink.
Double plays-Nannort to Thomas
stolen bases-Thomas Sacrifice hits
-Helbing. Hit by pitched ball-ATan-
love, Taggart. Umpires-Welsh and
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-06-27
One Farmers Program for Immediate Relief

FARMER who had been to South St. Paul with carload Of
livestock dropped into the Leader office the other day. His
grip filled with clippings pages torn from
magazines and other papers, Il have been doing
reading and thinking" he said M wanted the que
to What be done at once toward Strengthening
tona and international improve the conditions at home
and abroad that must be improved if business, labor
What Do ana agrcuture are TO nave ree1! nave dIaWn
LOU don't claim it is original Every part of is
OF the ldea being advocated somewhere by somebody much
it with respectable, conservative backing I have
merely selected what think the best Of hundreds
dies that various edor statesmen and thinking groups have ad
vanced We people, doing nothing to better conditions
Here is could start at Something must be
done. Let us make start"
And here what this had put together program
statesmen to commence
INTERNATIONALLY United States to remit loans
owing by other countries condition that all nations join
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-06-27

the the normally that have right expect
result of the election of President Hardng?"
The Leader the question What do YOU think of
this plan for immediate acton At least this farmer wants to do
SOMETHING while congress and the Harding administration sit
around with hands folded.
United railroad labor board has awarded the rail-
roads, 1o Of which affected reduction of 12 cent in
wages of railway workers. which saving of $780,
100000 year the expenses of the roads, effective July Let's
have AT LEAST corresponding reduction freight ates There
must not be any delay or hedging about it either!
Now fora When the interstate commerce commission
granted the outrageous freight rates last
NeGucuo year, the first benign effect of the EschCummins
IN Rates. ac the big business apoogzed for the increase
by saying it was necessary to pay the higher
of railroad workers. The farmer for instance told that the
farm products prohve has been
proved the fault the railroad which demanded
unreaonaby high compensation If that argument good en
The nonpartisan leader., 1921-06-27

eral. Roughly, fire losses paid by insurance compa-
The Graft mes average only nan OF the OF premiums
Fire i 49, D M e t m M ne1, fra Iosses @ o ~ 70 nev eV
insurance commissions wastefu costs of adnra
tion and huge dividends The latter up to
high as 200 cent according to heard by the
conceang millions profits The farm
risks much high proportion to the losses and much too
high with the and higher proportional losses
property proved article the Leader
Consider these facts connection with the just made of
Of the North Dakota state fire and tornado
Under the state law public whether Of the
political subdivision insured by the state fund.- if the
property within the Incorporated limits of city village The
state from August l. 1912 to April TO- 1921 wrote
writing this business and giving this the STATE collected
state charged THE SAME RATE the private insurance
On the final day of the there premium in
the hands of the state covering beyond that day amount