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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26
RULES
IN OUTSIDE MARKET
Tire Stocks in Active Demand.
Shell Transport
Sells of

New York, July 26.-The curb mar
ket showed irregularity. Continental
Motor was strong feature, rising from
IL to 1872. Fish Rubber Tire declined
from 47A to 4G&l. Marlin Parry drop
ped 4 to 32&. Parrish advanced from
37R to 3S. Pressman Tire established
new high record at 25.
The Savold issues were easier on a
very moderate amount of trading.
Shell Transport and Trading, after
an opening show of strength, sold off
from 741a to 73.
Boone Oil touched S%, yielded to
7% and on new buying rallied to SA
Ertel Oil dropped from 101a to on.
United Profit Sharing was fairly ac-
tive within a narrow range Sinclair
Consolidated dropped from 59H to 80,
while the Gulf rose from 56% to IS.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26

terday the stock exchange of acentuad today when the
said holiday There
indication of weakness the market however and the action United
alleged
while list. point
within fraction of the recent high.
demand
Advances in the stocks extended point
Products shade lower but rallied partially and
within fraction final figure
of to there irregular econs profit
taking
yesterday 41% Cru
chile Steel jumped from 14o 143 and thereafter ranged and down
within a point.
Tire gained than point
OF Texas Sinclair
Retail Haven Royal Dutch of New York. To-
Products Reading, American Sumata and the marines
Railway other bonds ruled steady
morning.
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Leading futures ranged as follows:
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. July 26.-Thcre was re-
ncwcd pressure on sterling Mt the
opening of the foreign exchange market
today. demand declining to 4.35 and
cables to 43G. This served to unsettlC
the rest of the list and a weak tone was
shown throughout. Francs were quoted
at 7.22 for checks and 720 for cables.
Other quotations were: Lire checks
S.G2., cables $50; Swiss checks 5.66
cables !. "a guilder checks 81 cables
3715 pesctas checks 1910, cables 1920
Stockholm checks 2i.GO. cables 24.S0
Christiania checks 23.60, cables 23.S0
Copenhagen checks - 20, cables 22.40
Belgian checks I. .42, cables 40; Berlin
checks 67s cables 6&. Rubles were
quoted at IA as.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK QUOTATIONS
LAKE SUPERIOR LEADS TRADE \
IN THE LOCAL STOCK MARKET
Philadelphia Electric Taken Rather FreelyTonopahs Out IN
Moderate Amount-Litle SchuylhW Gains Full Point

Buying of Lake Superior thing sembane
During the half
hands the advancing 24&4 243s.
Philadelphia Electric
moderate amount prices unchanged from last quotations keystone
Telephone
Inc biggest gain of the carly trading made by Little suylki which
was marked full United
were made at 6o13 advance of - Storage Battery off half
about steady.
Superior income which ~
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Proposals
DEPARTMENT OF WHARyES, DOCKS
AND FERRIES. $50 BOurse Bldg, Phila,
Proposals

SEALED PROPOSALS. indorsed bids
Of. schupykill River Bpnlkhsad,, n, west side.
ceiyed unt!i 1s o'clock noon. Tuesday. Au;;
the Department of wharv.s. Docks and
Ferries 5a0 Bourse building. Philadelphia,
and then publicly opened.
Plans Specifications and blank forms
upon which bids must he made can be oh
tained at the office above mentioned. upon
the deposit of certified check in the sum
OF $1,000 to cover cost Of blue prints,
which check will be returned upon the re-
cept of plans and specifications in this
office In good condition and unmarked The
successful bidder will be furnished with all
necessary blue prints free of charge.
Proof must be submitted to the Department
by the contractor that he has accepted the
provisions of the workngmen's compensa-
tion act Of June 1s. 1917. relative to work
inRmen's compensation. and insured his
liability hereunder or secured exemption
therefrom. -.
panied by a certificate from the City Solic-
ftor of the City of Philadelphia to the effect
that the provisions of an ordnance reaur.
been complied with.
The Director reserves the right TO- reject
Interest OF the City of PHILADELPHIA
= - GEORGE S. WEBSTER.
Director
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26
LOCAL MINING STOCKS
GoLDFIELD STOCKS
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

Colorado Fuel and Iron Company. guar
terly OF 7bc a share on common and per
stock OF record August s.
Pittsburgh OIL and Gas Company. quar-
to stock OF record July ai' -,
Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company. quar-
terly of per cent on common. payable
September ! to stock Of record August rs.
Northern Texas Electric COMPANY. quar-
share common. payable September to
stock Of record August 49,
The American Chicie COMPANY. quarterly
of Ih per cent on the preferred. payable
October to holders OF record September 81 4,
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BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE

New York.. July 6.-BUTrER-weak
seconds, 1s@ soh c; state dairy. bs95sRc.
packed. esiras nTsts, SIN 6Ssc; storage
sass 81 ass 4 dss N6 s ssc
No. 3. s5@s6he; checks. s2 d34c checks 5
undergrade 81 a 42e: ffrsts, 67688c; seconds.
6S q 68c; gathered whites. 53@57c; western
whites. $50 soc; Pacific coast. SO q 55c
Western and southern gathered whites 30
q 0tc; state and nearby hennery browns.
81 q 60c; gathered browns and mixed colors.
cfIHESic- Firm Receipts 26o2 boxes.
Flat current make. eolored ayerHss run.
a.. s Sssss ssssss sss srsssIs ws1sss iSf w
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NEW YORK COFFEE MARKET

New York, July 26.-The receipt of
bullish cables from Santos may have
been responsible for the upward ten
dency of prices. Although the demand
was light, these advances probably
tended to check selling. One cable said
"actual crop pickings reduced 20 per
cent. Entry here will be under $500,
900. We are convinced this informa-
tion is true"
During the first hour, when the early
support had been removed, prices re-
ceded under struggling liquidation,
September selling to 21.75; December
to 2l,35 or 5 to Is points below the
best price Of the morning.
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NEW YORK BANK STATEMENT
Decrease In Average and Actua
Loans-ActuaI Reserves Higher

New York. July 26.-Thc New York
bank statement this week shows de-
crease in average and actual loans and
decrease in average and increase in
actual reserves. Demand deposits lower.
Details follow:
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Chicago, July 26.-The tendency of
the corn market was unsteady this
morning. The weather map showed hot
dry conditions over the belt, but its in
fluence was modified by predictions for
showers in practically all states over
Sunday.
The undertone was easy but on the
setback buying by cash houses absorbed
the surplus and prices rallied, but re-
acted again.
The Kansas state crop report, show
ing q condition of 70, and forecastins
a Weld of S7,OOO.00 bushels in that
state. against 45 100000 bushels har-
vested last year, favored the bears. as
did reports from Texas to the effect
that large outturn was assured.
The receipts here today were only
20 cars.
September opened at $1.05A tt
81 .951I, against $1.956s at the enc
yesterday, and later sold at 81 .95A
December started at $l.G5 to S1.65h2
against 81 .657s at the end yesterday
and later sold at 81 663s.
Oats were easier at the start on scat
tered selling induced by rains in Can
ada. Wire houses bought on the de-
cline, taking the surplus off the market
and rallying prices. Trade was small
The receipts Of cars here were Isl
cars.
July opened at 1880, and later raj
lied to yesterdays last price of 704c
September opened at soc to 704c
against soc at the end of yesterday, anc
later sold at S0Ac. December opened
ut S2Hc to S24c and moved up to yes
terday's last price of S24c.
/ Ia,5Irg futures ranged a follows:
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FINANCIAL
Special Notices
b5a7s COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPAN

Neg COMMERCIAL TRUST COMPANY
us Philadelphia, May 20th 1919
Notice 70 hereby given that. in pursusne.
Commercial Trust Company. a Special Meet.
ing Of the stockholders of the Company will
be held At its general offce. Commercial
TRUST Building. northwest corner Broad and
South Penn Square. Philadelphia. Pennsyi.
1919. at two o'clock p. m. for the purpose
Of voting for or against an increase OF the
Capital Stock of the Company from 81 900 I.
900 to 81. .Ooo. 900. to be offered to the Stock.
holders at 5000 per share. of which one:hai II
surplus funds of the Company.
SAMUEL A. CRoZER
Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26
GAIN IN BANK cLEARINes
Business 36.5 Per Cent Greater Than
This Week Last Year

Total bank clearings of all the clear
ing houses in the United States for the
week ended today totaled $S,3S4 ,S26, =
749, against Sc, IA ,547 ,741 this weet
last year, or gain of 36,5 per cent.
Philadelphia total was $34S, 1851 ,640,
a gain over the corresponding week in
1918 of 50 per cent.
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SALES ON NEW YORK CHANGE
TAKE ON HOLIDAY VOLUME
No Evidence Of Weakness in Maket-Copper Shares Shoo
Quiet Accunrulation--Good Gains in Tire Stocks
High Points in Todays Financial Netus

Following hestant opening York market gathers
strength under the lead the food shares Lake Superior attracts most
the attention the local exchange The Curb market shows rreg
ularit. Foreign exchange market Bank cearngs
throughout the country 36 than this week last
year. silver off New York unchanged London.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26
BAR SILVER

Commercial bar silver was quoted in
New York today at S1.o6ia, decrease
Of 1 Nc. IN London the price was un
changed at 554sd. X.
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POULTRY

LIvE-The market was dull and prices
favored buyers, particularly fowls and white
Leghorn broiiers. which were freely of
fered and 1c lower. The following are
the quotations: Fowls via express. 80 a 40c;
iow-skinned. weighing ~ G2 lbs. apiece. so
@40c: some fine heavy stocks higher: spring
chickens. broilers, not Leghorns. Yellow
skinned, weighing 1Qlh lbs: apiece. $40
88c; white Leghorns. yellow skinned weigh
ing ~ o. lbs. apiece. 33934c: white Leg
horns. yellow-skinned. smaller sizes. 500
S2c. roosters, 23q24c; ducks, Pekin ESQ
SOC: do. Indian Runner, 26@2Sc; geese, 2Oc
giseons old "a @9ac per pair 4o@45c; do young.
pDREssED PoULTRY-Fine desirabie-sized
frm. we quote: Fowls, sh,kiiied.. dry
ssissssIi sS & Is %eissIas Ss I$s f.: sss$fe:
sain zee ffssS;slsd sSSsi dosas' Ssrreis s%9slss
apiece, sac: weighing 81 lbs. 3S@ 3eS;
oslo. old roosters, dry-piaked 25c: broil-
ers. Jersey. So a Soc; do, other nearby. 45@
b2c do western. 400 @48c; spring ducks,
Long Island, 86c: squads. per dozen. white.
weighing 11@12 lbs. $S. S.50@9.25: do, do.
weighing 9@1O lbs. per dozen S7.h0@S. 25;
do. do. weighing lbs. per dozen. $6m8.75:
DO. do; weighing lbs per dozen, $500
No 2, doc @s2.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26

LONDON-Money is quoted at 2B
per cent. Discount rates, short bills,
g 7-1GM3h per cent : three month bills,
3 9-16@33s per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26
LENDING RATES
PHI ,AnEI I,PHIA-Call 5%

cent; time, 524 1G per cent; CONNER
cial paper, three to six months, "a 0l
512 per cent, and six months, G per
cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26
TENDENCY UNCERTAIN
IN THE CORN MARKET
Undertone Easy-Prices Rally,
but Again React-Oats
Trade Small!

GRAIN BELT WEATHER FORECAST
Chicago, July 2G--Ilnois-Fair and
continued warm tonight and sunday. eX-
Cept thunder showers and cooler north
Sunday. MssOuri-FRir and continued
warm tonight and Sunday. except probR-
bly, thunder showers and cooler northwest
Sunday. WisConsn--Thunder showers late
tonight or Sunday, except fair southeast
tonight; cooler Sunday Minnesota a-Thun-
der showers probably tonight and sunday;
much cooler sunday. lowa-Fair ana con-
tinued warm. followed by thunder showers
and cooler Sunday. North Dakota--tn-
settled. pr pIOhRhly with local thunder show
ers tonight west and central: much cooler
sunday. South ,Dakota-UnsCttiGd and and
cooler tonight and SUNDAY; probably local
thunder showers east and central: Ne.
braskn-Part cloudy probably. with local
thunder showers late tonight or sunday;
cooler. Katsas-Fair and continued warm
tonight: Sunday part cloudy. probably
local thunder showers and cooler. Mon
tana-Fair tonight and Sunday: cooler TO-
night; warmer Sunday west and central.
WyominE--Fair tonight and sunday. ex-
cept probably thunder showers extreme
southeast tonight; cooler.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS.

Chicago. July 26.-HOGS-Esti-~atea re-.
cepts. 5000 head: left over. 3T6S head
Slow: first sale mostly steady; yesterdays-
iCw time. $2325. Average cost YESTERDAYS /.
CATTLE-Estimated receipts. 1900 head,
SHEEP-Estimated receipts. 5000 head.
1000 ssss zoe duS Swes e.
9srTX az mixed nRs s9s
'CgXTTi.E. Receipts 100 head STEADY o. :
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Receipt-. 900 head
Steady. Sheep. sll: lambs. s16.5O
CALVES-Receipts. 25 head. Steady at
Kansas City. Mo-. July 26.-HOGs--Re-.
ceipts, 400 head. H CHER; bulk. 500 so 623;,
medium weights. $22S5&o23; packing sows, :.
CATrLE~Recepts. 1000 head. Market
for week Better grades beef catte. strong
to unevenly higher: other kinds. weak to 25c
lower; other graded. strong. TO sc higher;
veal calves. mostly 25c lower; feeder and
/ good stockers; steady to 25c higher: other
stockers. weak to 25c lower.
SHEEP-R eceipts, 1900 head. Market for,
week: Lambs: lower; sheep. steady: breed
ers soc to 81 lower; feeders. 25c to 5OcJ
, lower.
East Buffalo. y. Y. July 26.-CATTLE-
Receipts, $50 head. Slow and steady.
CALVES-Receipts, 200 head. Slow. 500
HOGs-ReceIpts, 24OO head Active and
25c lower. Heavy, mixed and workers. S24;
vim 4. So; stays si2@1S, 'O'''
SHEEP AND LAAiBS-Receipts. 800 head E
Lambs slow; sheep steady. Lambs. S129
l6. -; others UNCHANGED /
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FOOD SHARES STRONG
IN WALL ST. TRADE
Whole Industrial Section Of
Market Exhibits Firm Tone.
Activity Moderate

Stock sales today on the New York
exchange, as compiled by the Evening
Sun, totaled 4s8, 800 shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26

New York, July pa rally in cot =
ton, following a lower start today, was
not maintained. Business during the
session was not particularly active, al,
though there were spurts of vigorous
buying and selling.
unfavorable crop accounts and tho
settlement of the marine workers strike
made the list sensitive to ous ing or,
dcrs after the opening, causing a good
deal of underlying strength. Trade in :.
terests and Others purchased.
Publication of freights on cotton to,
Germany, ranging from S1.I5 70 81
per 100 pounds from Atlantic ports
and from So to S225 from Gulf ports,
was regarded as good sign.
The market closed steady, net un-p
changed to a decline of % points.
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PROVISIONS
REFINED SUGARS
The market was quiet and unchanged
on a basis Of DC for fine granulated.
DAIRY PRODUCTS

BUTTER-The usual Saturday auietude
prevailed IN this market and prices were un-
changed. Quotations were as follows: Solid
packed creamery extras, Soc: higher jobbing
goods. SEQ 5Sc, the latter for jobbing sales;
extra firsts. 54c; frsts 81 @53c; seconds.
49 9 soc: sweet creamery. choice to fancy.
81 q soc: do fair to good 80 q see: fancy
brands OF prints jobbing at 81 q 68c: fair to
choice, 81 a 60c.
EGGS-Strlotly fine eggs were scarce and
readily brought outside rates. but much Of
the supply was of unattractve stock. which
was dull. We quote: Free cases, nearby
SIS. so per crate: current receipts. SIS: west
ern extra firsts. 8 10. 80 per case: firsts, SIS:
nearby and western seconds. $40 80 % l2 90
fancy selected eggs jobbng at so a Gle per
dozen.
CHEESE-The market ruled firm at the
late advance with demand absorbing the
limited offerinss. Quotations: New York and
Wisconsin, whole-rnilk fats, current make,
fancy. 38h q s3% c; special higher; New York
and Wisconsin. whole-milk flats. current
sales of fancy goods. 34A @35hc.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26

Stocks, 4S1 800 shares compared with
1,O2i. l3O shares sold yesterday.
Northumberland Chemical Company.
?: Illinois Central q j.; n. Y. ont West
ern. |.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26
TRADE IS L|STLESS
ON COTTON EXCHANGE
Rally, Following Lower Start, Isl
Not Observation-Disclosures 4
Interests Buy J
COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS

COTTON BELT WEATHER CONDITIONS
New York. July 2G.--The following tenn
perRtures were recorded in the cotton belt
9Hklah2ma City v!cksburE and Knoxville,
20: Little Rock MACON, and Montgomery.
TThomasville. "A; Shreveport. Corpus
Christi. New Orleans. Wilmington and
Iampa, 76; Galveston. Fort Smith Sa-
yannah and, Jacksonville. IS: Charleston
and Pensacola. 80. The following preciDi-
tntion was recorded: Wilmington. 0i;
Tampa. .02; Macon. .OS; Corpus Christi,
~; San Antonio .22: Thonasyllie. .88;
Atlanta. .3S: Augusta, SO; Nicksburg,
"A: New Orleana / go ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26
Federal Reserve Bank Statement

The condition of the Federal Reserve
Bank of Philadelphia for the week end =
ed yesterday compares with the previous
week as follows:
RESOURCES
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26

Ronds, $1,000, compared with s2s,2 200 yes
tcrday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26
Details follow q:

days So O22. .9O2. 500 S4. $50. SOC, 1888 + 81. ?
Other cities.
days 81. oo2, ,s4o, s1a $3.50 O44, oo7 + s5. s
d day s ~. 4. $50. ara 9s7 sss 800. 7s4 4 80, z
~ fas - NIX VIZ isssss4 zts seiasOahral4 seS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26
Philadelphia Markets
GRAIN AND FLOUR

WHEAT-Receipts. s5.735 bushels. The
market was quiet but firm. The quotations
ss psn ssd wStsr SS sla ME St. s
smnssy s w'ssfSa 3D. EsE'ts NJ rsd xlsssf Ter
Es1stifr ss?' 40 saut Fs2 E!9stsSE No safsss
Eafleky. s2 Ep'eSi ,s6 No. ' red DO s%utty. s$Ss:
SeR CORN 'fs Receipts ell e ass fs sussels Supplies
firmer. but trade was quiet. We quote yellow
location, at Sc i4@2.i5.
OATS Receipts. l09.647 bushels. Trade
ruled Suf r Tnppss s%e fna
white, s9h @eoe; No. white. SSla 9S0c
-, FLoUR-ReSeipts, 4se ,aol lbs, in sacks
The market ruled firm and mill limits in
srn. old, iS;55@ll; new. s.; = aiS: IS: near,
Straight. new SI Kansas ns N@%s% shor
patent old, s12 % IL. 80: new, siI. 30 q IL Ii
spring short patent. old s13@l35O; do
paatsennt Old sl2.9oQ13; do first clear. old
quote at ,ss:6o@s25 per barrel. in sacks
PROVISIONS
Demand was only moderate and largel,
Of jobbing character. but prices wer,
,asions Beef tS" sets Smoked as and IND qdT siT
snd s. sllss fss ss.sD Do?Sk s5s SHsS
dlc: ds' boiled homeless &C. picnic shouI
2sc: bellies. in pickle. loose sec: breakfas
bacon. 43o: lard 36c.
AH nErihrn e,INnne
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-26

July 25 July 1S
Gold coin and gold
certificates In vault SG23Sl0 S5l6 II q
Gold settlement fund AS, 52G71l 6l,9lO. 1852
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-12
LIETUvIU EGzEKUTIVIo
KOMITETO PRANE-
SIMAS.

Lietuviq Egzekutivis Koml-
tetas Washingtone gavo tokiQ
kabIegrama is Paryziaus nuo
p. BaluGio:
Patikrinta prirodymais, jog
daugelis Lietuvos dvarinmkQ
dalyvauja zinomuose pulki-:
ninko Avalovo-Bermondto vel
kimuose, pristatydami jam
reikalingQ ziniQ, maisto il net
kareiviQ. Lietuvos vyriausybe
imasi priemoniu prizes dwarf
ninka Roppa il kitus,
Uzimtose Lietuvos teritori-
jose lenkai paskelbe nuodug-
niausiq visokiQ daiktQ rekvi-
zicija. tn teritorijp gyyento-
jai stow ant slenkscio visati-
no sukilimo prizes lenkus.
Bolsevikai gruodzio l buvo
uzatakave ietuviq fronta, bet
antrytojaus buvo atbloksti.
Bolsevikams nepavyko persi-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-12
VokieGGiiaii & MaiStus kelia
Pabaltijoje
Is taikos konferencijjos Dorpate
ESTAI TARIASI SU !.
BOLsEVIKAIS.
Taikos klausimas atidedamas
toliaus.

Dorpatas, gr. s (suvelinta).
-Estai su holSevikais veda
taip vadinama taikos konfe-
rencija. Estq' atstovams pavy-
ko perkalb6ti bolsevikp atsto-
vus, jog pirmiausia konferen-
cijoje turi but tariamasi armi-
sticijos klausime. Ir till is ar
misticijos gales iSplaukti tai
kos tarybos.
BolSevikai nenoromis suit
ko. Tad dabar vedamos disku-
sijos vientik apie armisticijos
sQlygas. Bolsevikai tikisi pas
kui gauti progos tarties taikos
klausime. Bet estai neprielan-
kiauja taikai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-12
"SAUSIESIEMS"
NEVYKSTA.

Washington, gr. 11.-Colum-
bia distrikto augSGiausian teis-
man buvo paduota peticija,
kad ateinanGiais metals netu-
r6tp vcikti visatina prohiblci,
ia Suv. ValstiiOse. Peticijoje
buvo pasakyta, jog konstituci-
JOS amendmento neratifikayo
3G valstiioS, mes is jQ kelios ra-
tifikavimQ lures patvlrtintl re-
ferendumu.
PeticiiQ buvo padaves Ro-
bert A. Wideman * Port jar
Wis, n. Y.
Teismas peticijq atmet6 pa
reik$damas, jog nesama jokio
pamato kabin6ties prize prohi-
bicijinio amendmento.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-12
SUV. VALSTIJOS ATSISA-
KO NUO VELKIMO
STBERIJOJE.
Apie tai praneSa japonu
laikraStis.

Honolulu, CT. lis Tokyo
praneSta, jog tonai japonQ
IaikraSti> Nippu Jiji paSkelbG
Stai ky:
Suv. NaI>tijQ yyriauSybG pa
informavo JaponijQ, jog Ame-
riEa atSi>aIlo toIPSniai veikti
Sibcrijojo. Taigi toliaus ne
duo>ianti jokioS pagelbos nei
admirOIui Koltakui.
Is Irkucko i Tokyo praneS-
ia, jog gelezinkeliQ amerikO-
niSka komi>ija, kurioS prieSa-
Eyj stow inz. Stevens, aplei-
dzia uzimamaS vietas Siberi-
joie.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-12
BULGARIA. PARETKA-
LAUs TsDUoTT sAVo
KARAL1U.
Buves karalius su kitais bus
teisiamas.

Geneva, or. II. Is taikos
konferencijos, Paryzinie, per
Gia Sofiion pravaziavo bulga-
~ prcmjeraS StambulcwSky.
Pasikalbdjime premjeras pa
sake, jog Bulgaria. kuovei-
klaus pareikalaus iSduoti bu-
vusi karaliQ Ferdinandq, kurs
Siandie apsigyvenes Ungarijo-
je.
Buves karalius su buvusiais
ministeriais bus teisiamas uz
iSdavimq Bulgarijos, intrau-
kiant Sail pragaiStingon karen.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-12
CaIinlas sukilimas prizes
lenkus Lietuvoie
Prancuzai pripazino Lietuvos
atstova Paryziuje

mesti per Dauguvq Lietuvos
Sonan.
PrancuzQ vyriausybG p.
Lubic-MiloSq pripazino Lietu-
vos atstovu Paryziuje.
Amerikos lietuviu atstovas
kun. Dobuzis, iSlyd6jes pas
kutini laivq Lietuvon pasiliks
prie musQ pasiuntinyb6s Pa
ryziuje. Kit veikiai iskeliaus
Kaunan.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-12
Pasibaige Anglekasiq Streikas
JUGOSLAVTJA SUTRAU-
KTA KARIUoMENE
DALMATTJON.
Iskalno apsisaugojama
prizes italus.

Vienna, or. II. - IS Agram
pareina ziniQ, jog pirmasis IL
ketvI Us jugoslaviQ armiios
korp II marSuoja ant Dalma-
tiios :, 'riaurinas AlbanijoS.
Serbilus (JugoslavijOs) Wy
riauSyb6, Sakoma telegramOse,
tq faktq paaiSkina tuo, jog no
rima prizes Italijos okupacijq
apdrauSti DalmatijQ If Albani-
jq. Kaip vienur, taip kitur ju-
goslaviai pasirenge kraujq lie
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1919-12-12
JAPONIJA .PERKA VO-
KIEc1U oRLAIvIUs.

Berlynas, or. II. - Japoni-
jos vyriausyb6 uzSak6 Woke
tiioje padirbdinti du milziniS-
ku orlaiviu, tinkamu kards
tikslams, su visomiS reikalin-
gomiS prietaisomis, kokios is
rasta buvusiOS karGS metu.
u orlaiviu Japonija uzmo-
ka gerus pinigus. Svetimos
vieSpatijoS naudojaSi vokie-
cCip nokSlt, igytu kar6s metu.