davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-28
I billiards., Mich.
(Korespondencya.) p

w tych dniach odbylo sic we
wtorek, srode i we czwartek 40
godzinne Nabozenstwo w koScie-
lie sw. Stanisiawa B. M. w Hill
lizards, Mich, gdzie proboszczem
jest Wiel. x. Jozef Wilemski. Po-
mimo, re pogoda ME d~opisala, je-
dnakowoi ME ostudzilo to zapaiu
wiernych. Parafianie Z upragnie--
MEM oczekiwali tel chwili, to tez
chetnie uczeszczali ma nabozeii-
silva ranne i wieczorne. We VITO
rex, o godz. 9tej rano PREY dzwie-
ku organ i Slicznym spiewie cho-
ri parafialnego nabozenstwo roz-
poczal X. Leon Jarecki, prob. 2
Bronson, Mich. Siowo Boze glo-
sill X. J6zef UtaS, X. Wiad. WIG
eek, X. Adam Marcinkiewicz,
wszyscy z Detroit i X. L. Jarecki.
Nabozenstwo zakohczy} X. Ka'
zimierz Skory, prob. z Grand Ra-
pids, Mich, a asystowali mt x.
w. Wiecek jake dyakon i X. Zyg
munt Dziatkiewicz, jake subdya-
kon. Oprocz wymienionych wy
zej kapianow z pomoca duchow,
ma przybyli = X. Jozef Lempka
prob. z Detroit; x. Boil. Stefan
ski, prob. z Kinde, Mich; X. %
zef Kamihski, prob. z Grand Ra'
pids, Mich; x. Szczepan Narloct
Ii x. Pawel Felchnerowski, z
Grand Rapids, Mich.
Siostry Felicyanki pieknie
gustownie oltarze w kwiaty PREY
brady, sliczne to Nabozehstwc
4O-godzinne diugo nam zostanie
" pamieci. (
Jeden 2 obecnych
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-28
"GENOWEFA"
ma Maryanowie

Oddziai Sw. Barbary, No. % M.
P, odbchodzic bedzie dziesiecio-
letnia rocznice swego z~aiozenia, w
niedziele, dnia 20 wrzesnia. Uro-
czysty obchod polaczony jest z
przedstawieniem widowiska see
nicznego A. Jaxa, pit. ,,Genowe--
fa". w niedziele, popo1udniu o
godzinie 2ej jest przedstawienic
ola dzieci szkolnyoh; wieczorem
FAC o godzinie 7:3O punktualnie,
ola starszych.
Sztuka ia jest bardzo popular
ia i zawsze mile widziana ma ma
szych scenach. Komitet sic skrzet
ME stara, by przedstawienie wy
pablo jak ~najlepiej pod kazdym
wzgledem i zwraca uwage by pu-
blicznoSc zawczasu bilety kupo-
waia, gdyz ME wiele ich pozostaje
obecnie do rozprzedania. Bilety
MONA nabyc u czlonkow oddzia-
III i PREY kasie cd godziny lei, po-
po}udniu.
Dochod z przedstawienia pre-
znaczony czeScia ma Armie Pol,
ska i Geese ma nowy koSeiol Najs.
Marya Fanny Anielskiej. Gel go
|dny poparcia, i komitet spodzie-
wa sic licznego wspoiudzia}u pu-
blicznosci.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-28

kow z Kazimierzowa i Brighton Park
W sail OBJ. Rafinskiego pnr. $500 S.
Whipple ul. i 23ej ul. SOchotnicy "a
praszaja ma ten wieczorek wszyst--
kich przyjaci6i, trewnych, znajo-
mych / wog0le Polak6w.
w poniedziaiek odbedzie sic nabo-
zcnstwo ola ochotnik6w odjezdzaj3-
cych do obozu - parafii Sw. Pho
ira / Pawla. Nabozenstwo odprawi Y.
proboszcz Kotecki. N~astepnie bedzie
wymarsz do Brighton Park ma otiad
do sail OBJ. Wawrzyhskiego PREY So.
Kedzie i 39ty pl. Obiad poda villas
nym kosztem Komitet Obywatelski
z Brighton Park.
*
w niedziele po sumie o godz. II
odbedzie sic wiec ma rzecz Armii
Polskiej pred koSciofem Sw. Heleny
ma Augusta i Western ave..
Niniejszem %kwitujemy nastepujace
ofiary zfozone W Centrum No. .:
Oh. Andrea Zalewski, 2945 Wisner
ave. OfiarWola - brZyteW.
Zebrano ma pomoc Armii Polskiej
W fabryce Crane Co. W wydziale 2.
- s34.75.
Oh. Piotr Kawa, 154 Ontario ul.
81 ma pomoc Armit Polskiej.
Oh. Franciszek C2erep, 1888 Tell
pl. ma pomoc Armii $1.00.
PAM Marya Migdalska ~zlozyla W
Centrum No. 2 $1,000 jake dobro-
wolna ofiara cd N. n.
Zebrane ma imieninach PAM Pora-
~dziszowej, 766 Bunker ul. ma pomoc
Armii Polskiej razem $500.
Wszystkim ofiarodawcom sklada-
my serdeczne podziekowanie.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-28

Dzisiaj wieczorem odbedzie sic
wieczorek pozegnalny ola ochotni--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-28

ma to, kt6rzy mowicie, re ME poi
dziecie do Armii Polskiej DO tam ME
placal. Macie teraz czarne ma bla--
lem, re j powodzenie jest dobre i re
pieniadze plaza. Eaten ME zwlekaj-
Gle, lecz zapisujcie sic dzis W szeregi
Armii Polskiej, DO rychlo moze MI
nae a gdy bedziecie mieli sposob
nose sluzyG W Armii Polskiej.N adej-
da niedlugo easy, re wami, mlodzi
Polacy, pogardZaC beda wszyscy. Po-
cardiac wami beda nietylko CT, kto-
rzy powr6ca z pola walki okryci bliz-
nami i krzyzami w~alecznoSci, ale |
| ci. kt0rzy tn dis W domu zostali po-
niewaz ob~owiazki ME pozwolily i'm
isc ma wojne. PogardzaG wami be-
da dziewczeta. Kazda bedzie wolaia
woiaka w~ysluzonego ! takiego, ktory
wojne przeszedl anizeli takiego, kt6-
ry podczas wojny bawi} sic, hulai /
,,pejde" przepijal. Pogardzi wa
mi spoIeczenstwo TAX poiskie jak i
amerykanskie. Otworza sic fabryki
ola weteran6w, a zamkna W pod
woje. ola slakierow tax tn jak i w
kraju. Eaten bierzcie to wszystko
~rzucajcie cywilne zycie i W szeregi
Atmii Polskiej sic zapisujcie.
w niedziele dnia % b. M. odbe-
die sic wielki vice W sail OBJ. Karwo
wskiego PREY 90 pl. i S. Oakley bout.
w okolicy tel wiecu juz bardzo daw-
no ME bylo. Spodziewamy sic, re Po-
lacy 2 tel dzielnicy, a nawet z in
nvch dzielnic - przybeda t}umnie,
ty sic dowiedziec wiele ciekawych
rzeczy. Poczatek O godzinie 1870 VIE
czorem.
"
Dzisiaj wieczorem odbedzie sic
wieczorek pozegnalny ola ochotni--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-28
'DzIEN AR mil.
POLSKIEJ".

Dzien ego pazdziernika ma bye
dniem Armii Polskiej. Gas juz
kr6tki i pora wielka, ably sic
godnie ma ten dzien przygoto--
wac. Musimy w Chicago, w tel
metropolii polskiego zycia god
ME to uczynic i wytworzyc wsr6d
mas W dniu ego pazdziernika
dzien ogolnego zapaiu. Czynem
nusimy W tym dniu wykazac ma
SEA miloSc Ojczyzny.
w celu wspolnego naradzenia
sic W tax doniosiej sprawie Cen
tralny Komitet Obywatelski ma
Chicago i okoIice zwoluje niniej-
seem Walne Zebranie tych wszy-
stkich czcigodnych i zacnych bra
Ct, ktorzy So czynni w ruchu oby-
watelskim.
Zebranie odbedzie sic w ME-
dziele, dnia 29go w~rzeSnia, 0 60
dzinie 3ciej po po}udniu w Dorpu
Zwiazkowym, 14OO-OS w. Divi-
sion III.
'CentraIny Komitet Obywatel-
ski, serdecznie zaprasza, ably ma
to zebranie w szczegolnoSci PREY
bye raczyli:
Al Wszyscy c~zionkowie Central
nego Komitetu Obywatelskiego;
b. Wszyscy ksieza proboszczo-
vie danego Centrum, a w razie
niemozebnoSci ich przybycia, ich
zastepcy;
q Wszyscy prezesi, prezeski
sekretarze wszystkich sub-komi-
tetow Obywatelskich, lub ich "a
stepcy;
d. Wszyscy przedstawiciele
~miejscowej prasy;
e Wszyscy organizatorowie,
s;erzanci 0 soby - zatrudnione
PREY rekrutacyi W danem Cen
trum;
f) Wszyscy prezesi miejsco-
wych org~anizacyi, towarzystw,
tax koscielnych, jak i wojskowych
i cywilnych hub ich zastepcy;
g Wszyscy czlonkowie stano-
wego kollegium poslow ma Sejm
Wychodztwa W Detroit;
hl Wszystkie zacne Polk pra-
cujqce w dziale pomocy ola armii
naszej, jak i zarzady t~owarzystw
raszych niewiescich.
Przyjdzcie wszyscy dopomodz
w dziele, ktore ma bye ofiara ma
szej miloSci ola armii ~naszej i ola
IOjczyzny.
Przyjdzcie jake straz domowa
wiecznie czujna i pelna zapalu 1
poSwiecenia.
w imieniu Centralnego Komi-
tetu Obywatelskiego,
KS. Pra}at Stan. Nawrocki,
kapelan,
Wiadysiaw Schrojda, prezes,
Leon M. Nowak, sekretarz,
Jan ]. Chrzanowski, kasyer.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-28
re SPRAW
Armii Polskiei
We FRANCYI.
WE N

NdSLSpuy OuJdLu OClOIlllhO" w
obozu odbedzie sic W poniedzia}ek d.
80 b.. m. z Brighton Park. Msza sw.
zostanie odprawiona ma ich ~intencye
W koSciele Sw. Piotra | PaWla.
Ponizei zamieszczamy wyjatki 2
dw6ch list6w pisanych przez zofnie-
rzy Armii Polskiej we Francyi. Pier
wszy jest pisany przez ~sierzanta Pho
ira Pyzik do p. Stawinskiego, 1925
McReynolds ul. List brzmi:
,,Kochany Panic! List wasz otrzy-
maiem i zaraz wan PREY huku dziai
odpisuje. Jestem zdrow, pomimo, re
W naszym pulku jest juz kilku ram
nych i kilkunastu z~abitych. Jestesmy
~jeszcze ma pierwszej linii, ale many
is6 ma odpoczynek wkr6tce, to bede
mia1 wiecej czasu nj pisanie do was.
Jestem sieFzantem, to nam teral
wiecej zajec niz przedtem, gdy bylem
szeregowcem. Prose- was napiszcie
mi, co tam pisaiy gazety o naszycl
bitwach, boSmy mieli juz kilkana-
Seize utarczek malych z niemiaszka-
mi. Pozdrawiam was, Piotr Pyzik".
Cd siebie dodamy, re list ten byl
pisany zaraz pc bitwach jake pier
wszy pufk Armii Polskiej toczyf cd
polowy lipca do pierwszych dni sierp
mia, a mianowicie dnia 8 sierpnia. w
pare dni p6zniej pulk ten zosta} wy
cofany poza LIME b9jowa ma odpoczy-
mex.
Drugi list pisany przez zo}nierza
M. Cukierskiego do p. F. Kossowskie
go, 1918 Rice st. dnia "a sierpnia.
,,Drodzy kuzyni: Jestem zdrow,
czego l wan zycze. Donosze wan, re
powodzi mi sic dobrze, jestem blisko
frontu bojowego i wkr6tce stane juz
ma linii bojowej. Ale mnie to wca-
le ME p~rzeraza, DO i'm blizej jestem
frontu, tenn wiecej czuje sic zadoWo-
lony. Teraz many Gwiczenia lekkie,
ale przez 6 tygodni to mia}em troche
zawiele. Ale trudno, kto chce W
ba bic, must sic nauczyc jak go bic.
Gdybym ME znaI twiczen, ME by}bym
zolnierzem. Niemc6w sic wcale ME
boje, DO jestem dobrze wycwiczony
W robieniu bronia przez 5 miesiecy
we Francyi. Moge wiec dobrze stree
lac. granaty rzucat, ma bagnety isc,
maszynowym karabinem potrafie o.
perowat.
Widziaiem sic Karasiem, gdy
wr6cil z frontu. Opowiadai mi roz-
ne rzeczy O ich pierwszych bitwach,
lax to dzielnie sic polskie wojsko BIZ
10. Wog6le nasze polskie wojsko
bardzo dobrze sic trzyma / zyJe So
bic wesolo. laden sobie z tego mic ME
robi, re "a pare dni czy tygodni ma
isG do boju.
Wyslalem do was kuzynie dnia "a
sierpnia 400 frank6w. Dosta4em pre-
mil 500 vice sobie zostawilem 100 a
wan pos}aiem 400. Napisz mi lie "a
to dolar6w d~ostaniesz.
O mnie sic wcaie ME mart"cie'
mniei jest ia kdobrze, jak tylko zot-
nierzowi PREY wojsku dobrze oyc
moze. Jestem do wszystkiego przy-
z~wvczajony i nam zdrowie i cierpli-
wose do wszystkiego. Prose- was pl-
szcie do mnie czesc!ej / piszcie co a.
merykanskie gazety o mas pisa. Ma
tenn kohcze, pozdrawiam wszystkicn'
zyczliwy NJ. Cukierski'.
Otto macie wy wszyscy, ktorHy Sly
wojny i siuaby wojskowej opa"'a-
Gle - az diva listy z Francyl y"
BALDWIN 2 Mich niema ami sio"a
skargi. by zoinierzowi polskiemu zie
sic powodziio. owszem jest i'm tax
dobrze, re pieniadze az tn do stano"
zjednoczonych posyiaja. coz wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-09-28

poI.k, po,,tyk, cry WEEKS czy mngsl
sxy "a opowiazek poczytywac sobis
powinien stale r~eklarnowac nerodo.
Wosc nasza w5rod obcvch. xaSnatamiae
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-10-05
UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA
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FOfUdfd!

The same sharp challenge to battle is sound
ing tor US. We must answer IN the same proud
way the way Of our fighting men the
American way. We must lend the way they
fight
We must show the war-naddened Hun
united American people moving forward
shoulder to shoulder, iinesisdbly, to Victory.
Our task is to supply the money, the ships,
the guns, the shells that we must have to win. It
is tremendous task We must do it as our
fighting men do theirs-wiith the ndomitabIe
spirit Of Victory.
We must work, and save, and lend with
one thought only-TO FIGHT AND WIN.
Get into the fghf-sDith your tohoIe heart
Buy Bonds-to your utmost!
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Realty 60,
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Ocala. Florida.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1918-10-05
FOruurd!

With no thought of bursting shrapnel and
poisonous gases into which they plunge with
every muscle tense, with every faculty Of mind
alert, with one thought only TO FIGHT
AND WIN.
That is the way our men are going into
battle. When the shnll whistle sounds the
advance, out they go-their whole heart in
the task before them. No polDer on earth
can hold them back.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-23
New York, July 90


Explosives
a
trading
selling
indicating
United States Steel
distribution
early offered down to below % late in
American
selling
Pacific exceptionally strong those
stock bought by leading banking interests
he a S
II
a s957S $9566
a o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-23
Local Meat Market

tThe following report Of the wholesale
fresh meat trade in Philadelphia Ia furnished
by the local livestock and. meats office Of
the Bureau of Markets. United States De-
partment Of Agriculture)
FRESH BEEF-Receipts moderate: some
choice beef in but bulk medium grade
grassers; market very dull; demand light,
due to extreme heat.
KOSHER REEF-Supply normal: mai arket
steady at So5 OPT on chucks and plates. S2s6
81 on kinds and ribs; demand just fair.
STEERS-Receipts moderate: market very
draggy Mt unchanged prices; demand ex.
CoWs-Recepts light: market slow: de-
mand poor.
BULI.S - Receipts very light; market
weak demand dull
VEAL. - Receipts moderate and mostly
heavy western calves: market steady on
light veal at s.4 @a5,, very dull on split
$lSm21: demand limited.
PORK-Receipts normal: market steady on
light lons; other cuts slow; demand just
fair. -,,
cuuulatjng: market dull at yesterdays
prices; demand light. due to hot weather.
MILTON = Receipts light; market about
steady: demand poor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-23
RUSSIAN BONDS THE FEATURE
OF TRADING ON NEW YORK CURB
Issues Placed in Strong Position Because of Efforts
Restore Order in That Country-Independen
Oils Active-War Stocks Neglected
New York, July %.


of
mos
placed position because of the
tiono
and SIPS
to
oil actively traded in with of the
mpo on
Pierce was in
change in
The war
,tle6ed
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-23
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York, July 23.--The foreign ex-
change was quiet today, and the feature
was the strength in Scandinavia ex-
changes. Quotations or rhrstiania and
Copenhagen moved against New York
Guilders were higher.
Quotations were:
Demand sterling, 4.75s, cables 476i.
sixty-day bills i,7S ninety-day bills All.
Franc checks. 5.7I7 Is. cables. 5.69h.
Lire checks 8.51, cables. $50
Swiss checks S.94 cables 3.e1ls.
Guilder checks 51% cables 52h
Pesetas checks 27.35 cables 27.4b
Stockholm checks 1925, cables 1855
Christiania checks 31.25. cables 81. .65.
Copenhagen checks 5000, cables 81. 80.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-23
Interim Dividend by Phila. National

Directors of the Philadelphia National
Bank have declared an interim dividend
at per cent ga per share) for the last
three months on the old capital stock
OF $1.500,000. payable August 1. The
capital will be increased on the first
proximo to $4,000. 900. and this dividend
disbursemept made to equalixe the
payment upon the old and the new
stock. 1t is the intention to pay on
November 1 next q dividend of I Der
cent on the capital stock of $4,000. 900.
Thereafter 1t is the purpose to pay
dividends semiannualiy as heretofore.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-23
WEAKENING OF SPOT
SENDS COTTON DOWN
Hedge.Selling Against lncreas.
ing Action of Coming Crop.
Cinners' Report Bullish
Nav yOrk ,J,lly %,

A weakening of the basis for the spot
article in Texas was the overshadDwing
feature in the cotton market here toda!
and led to liquidation. causing severe
losses in prices.
There was hedge selling on large
scale against the increasing movement
of the coming crop; bullish statement
by the National Ginners' Association !;
continued droughty conditions in Texas
and favorable war news We're counter
acted by the advices from Texas, indi-
eating that premiums of the high grades
at Galveston and Houston were reduced
so to 100 points yesterday, while dis
counts on tinges and stains at Houston
were raised % to 80 points.
In the last fortnight high-grade pre-
miums have declined S0@200 points at
leading centers In the Northwest. This
probably explains the big selling by spot
interests here.
After the opening, prices rallied a
few points and the market had a stead
Ter tone.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-23
BxOP IN FOREIGN TRADE
1Degls for Fiscal Year Decrease-Cain
in Imports

fzA Woehington, July 23.-During the
]31p1k year 1918. American foreign trade
9ptnAo4 So,674, 10000 a slight falling off
- 4mpered with the total of sS.949. 900
~ - l917.
Isl A0oording to figures made public TODAY
~ 49, department. of Commerce, i'm
Uo<ke 4urtng the fiscal year 1918 showed
- tpcxeaae of s2S7.O0O. 900 reaching a
I1o<of "a ~. .946, ,000, 900.
< Unrfg. however. the figures disclosed.
Qp, - increase of SAGE 600. 900 the tot a /
|rk 1919 being s5,92S, 900, 900, as COM
ufo4 With $6.290,000 900 in 1917. The
4114 ~ exports over imports amounted
yy3,O00, 900 in 1918. against S3,63l,-
~ during the fiscal year of 1917
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-23
American Hide and Leather Pays Extra

New York, July 23.-American Hide
and Leather Company has declared the
regular semiannual dividend of 2 per
on the preferred stock. payable in
Liberty Bonds. For the quarter ending
June 80 the company reports net earn
ings of S995,913, an increase of 1857. .656
wear. and for the twelve-month period
net earnings were s3,O07.sS2. a gain of
Sb66S71
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-23
STANDARD OIL
INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS
MONEY.LENDING RATES

NEW YORK-Money on call mixed
collateral ruled at 6 per cent all day
and industrials at ~ per cent
No time funds are available, though
the bid continues at 50 per cent on
good mixed and 6 per cent on all indus
tria for all maturities.
Prime bank acceptances are quoted
5-l6@4A for eligible members; as "a
A.. for eligible nonmembers and ~ a
4As for inelgibes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-23

-NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA STOCK Pr
GOOD GAINS IN CORN
ON DEMAND FOR CASH
Predictions of Smaller Ar.
rivals Help in Upturn-Few
Offerings Keep Oats Strong

Ch,c.,. Tuiy o.
Reports oS q denanS o., ~. n..,
article. Including lots 70 ~o abroad and
predictions for smaller arrivals mere 70.
morrw led to good gains In corn here
today after It had been weak
The star, va. ,,ro,u.u ,,ou. ,.,,n
,,ttia sai,,., so"ser, 'nere penns
followed under renewed selling. The
market became oversold and buying by
commission houses drove shorts in, turn
ing prices upward again. Crop and
weather news was encrouaVing.
Receipts at no,r,s ~ ~. ,r,.r,or vere
not ouite nc haa,,, VI. ....ersa,, hn.
m, total no., ,,. 40 ys'e.uas, ~
of ,ow ,,".', ,s ,,oe.a'. ne nhose.,en. y,
expected to increase tho request for
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1918-07-23
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
TONOPAH STOCKS
GOLDFIELD STOCKS
MISCELLANEOUS
Pressed Steel Car Raises Dividend

New York, July Expressed Steel
Car Company has declared quarterly
dividend of 50 a share on the common
stock This compares with a distribu-
ton Of $1.75 share three months ago
In addition to. the So quarterly dividend
s1.75 a share was declared on preferred
stock
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SELLING OF WAR-ORDER STOCKS
AND BUYING OF s.PEACE'' ISSUES
MAKE UP NEW YORK TRADING
Weakness of Former Is the Cause of Comment in Wall
Street-Discussion of Steel Dividend Prospects
Causes Unsettlement
High Points in Today's Financial Ne,cs

Wan street nnd special interest the selling Of tdroder stocks
md
states
cnd Foreign dividend
o q slr sunchan
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

-. Jsly s;-HocGs1Reseipts, %,
biz Aishsri ssiois fS PaSsrs sSisnq,, sSw SsavE 70
X ll JsS 1920; pigs, sii Is a is rough s6'
& IA. 900 head. Steers
fADE klnds and butchers cattle more ac-
!ySzand hrm TO higher. Calves. steady. a5c
- Lambs mostly 25c higher '"eep
I. 44 o1Ahs. July 23.-HOGS-Receipts
[E-Receipts. 800 head. Steady.
& --Receipts, $500 head. Steady to
- City. July 23.-CATTLE-Re-
100 head. Steady. 1Oc higher.
Ekeceipts, 1000 head. Market SOC
u -Reseipts. 5000 head Market
d gA. July 23 3-HoGs-Receipts. 500
Aarket active. Heayies, s18 "a a
4saxy workers.. sls.90pa6.l0: light
v1D.n0 q 20. 10: pigs, $40 90 q 20. 10.
AND LAMBS - Receipts. 1900
nyset slow. Top sheep. $3.50;
- Receipts. 800 head. Market
-. y; ". Iu.y 2s.cacATTLE-
sesS es;n,. E.sIe5' sies' i1Sis. iEssa. STEADY -
~. $40, 5oe9l9.I3: mixed, sis. 10
j: roushs, si7@i7,a5 stays, ts 10
MD LANES 700 head
-. e14W17 80; ycarlings 500
1Ts aIs so@is75 ewes. se9is;
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Extra by Kentucky Solvay Coke

New York, July 23.--The Kentucky
Solvay Coke Company has declared
regular dividend Of $50 a share and a
special dividend of 50 a share, bo,h pay
able August 10 to stockholders of record
July 81 Common stockholders are given
the privilege of subscribing to common
stock at par to the extent of 2 per cent
of their holding at the close of business
July 81,
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Paris Bourse Quiet

Paris. July 23.-Trading was quiet on
the Bourse today. Rentes 81 francs,
francs, 16 centimes; per cent loan So
francs so centimes.
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PHILADELPHIA INACTIVE STOCKS

Following are quotations for inactive
stocks listed in the Philadelphia Stock
Exchange and in which there were no
transactions today. The price given is
the last previous close.
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YORK COFFEE MARKET

-. July 23.-The market for
res was opened unchanged to
fgher. Interest was centered
R6ich was bid up to 9.14. 1t
oyed that cotton exchange
accumulating line In this
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BANK CLEARINCS
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Connecticut Mills Company. quarterly of
y. 10 share. payable Ausrst l to stock
Warwick Mills. quarterly Of 4 per cent.
payable August to stock Of record July 22
Thomuson Stsrrett. regular semIa nnual ~
per cent on preferred payable October i
10 stock Of record September e.
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Financial Briefs

2f Tor the quarter ended June 30 the
4 Z$ontral Leather Company reports a net
R&eome Of $2.132.4S2. a decrease of Sc
{Do,t52, as compared with the corre-
winding period of 1917.
ssa IRE protective committee of the At
1ttc City Gas Company first mort
n par cent sinking fund gold bonds
t4nSch - acting Independently of the
zmAungement, reports that the bonds are
&0mlng In rapidly and urges all bond
4oio4p who have not as vet forwarded
4Ne1r bonds for deposit with the Girard
kf0N Company, depositary. to do SO a
"a The Logan Trust Company's branch
134W located at 6206 Woodland avenue
@JkI ~ removed TO 63li Woodland ave-
204 when alterations are completed to
2k1o property at the latter loca ton
SHAtch has been bought for the use Of
~ branch.
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LOCAL SHARE TRADING SMALL
AND PRICE CHANGES ARE MIXED.
WITH LAKE SUPERIOR LEADING
That Issue and Storage Battery Are Higher While Cen
eral Asphalt Declines-Cramp and Lehigh
Valley Preferred Much Lower

Stock trading
noon This condition duplication those big
United
leader
The encouraging a
but that influence
ended
possibility
poao next Tuesday had dsauetng effect And until these
higher
higher
certificates
the demand for Philadelphia National
12 points to ~ highest
which sold the exchange
General Asphalt
~
cumulative preferred
unchanged
preferred o. off points from the
Readin " fennsyl-
mark ed up fraction unchanged
recorded at So
of
forced
Liberty Loan bonds was small
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PHILADELPHIA - Call. 6 per cent !;
time, 8 46 per cent. Commercial pa
per, three to six months, SOS per cent !;
six months. per cent.