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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-28

ne m6zsi 3adem nienawHci ku lu--
dziom Q przeciwnego obozu. Szubie-
nice rosna. jak grzyby 20 deszczu,
tak to bylo " urodzajnym r. 1914.
Nasze wojska ma froncie ME wy
trzymuja atak6w, musza sic podda-
wac. Moie nova siia zmobilizowa-
nych ~strzelcow przyjdzie i'm q por1o-
ca, azeby oprzec sic sroznej pote-
DE, powstrzymat tet pochod. Ale co
potem? (Nastepuje ustep skonfisko-
wany. Przyp. Red.)
2 goraczkowa niecierpliwoscia spo
}eczehstwo nasze wyglada pomocy Cd
Czecho-Slowacyi. Biedne, Eapomina.
/ iona take jest przyjacioika koali-
Cyl 1 kuma Wilsona. A oprocz tego
coza korzysc przelewac C1echoln
krew "a obey narod 1 to jes1cze ia
XII, kt6rego (dosiownie) politycEni
przedstawiciele, p~oslowie, przes Gala
wo1ne lizali lapy wilkom; a q wilka-
mi Czesi walczyli i otwarcie 1 nieu-
giecie. wygladat pomocy Cd Csechow
- znaczy to wygladat nowego roy
czarowania.
Ktot ma nam %pomagac? Racsei
my sami sobie pom6tmy! Pc nasSych
barkach, pc g~rzbiecie chlopa i robot
nika toczy sic nleubiasane kolisko
wojny. Znieslismy ma swoich ple--
each ciezar zawieruchy swiatowej,
a teraz, W polu 1 poza frontem wy
stawieni jestesmy ma pierwszy ogien,
M przesladovania take cd swoich,
I cd wrog6w, skoro przyjda. (Ustep
skonfiskoawny). Tymcsasem wielkie
cierpienfa wzmachiaia masy narodu.
Lud roboczy, z ktorego slosen nile
liczyli sic wiadcy, to ogromna siia,
ME dajaca sic zmodz nj katorn, nj se
dziom, nj jezuitom. Proletaryat u
kraishki walczyl cierpliwie al dotad
/ bedzie walczyl dalej; ME n on
~odstepstwa AMI z~watpienia. A CT, co
niesviadomie zdradzaja sprawe ma
rodowa. co ~opuszczaje walczacych to
w~arzysz6w, mech sig wreszcie opA-
m~ietaia stana W szyku bojowym
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-28

sami przecfWko lie rehwalono ma.
CLOSE wniosku p. Skupia. "a naglo-
scia g~iosowali: zViszek l.. N, Zjed-
~noczenis Lud. / wisksza Geese N. q.
r. = przeciwko Sas socya1isci tugu-
towcy, stapihczycy, okoniowcy, Kill
ku N. q. R-owc6w o p. Ffchna, tu--
dzie4 Piastowcy.
Teraz posei Korfanty zasadal na-
rad mad meritum spraNy. w celu
uzasadnienia wniosku zjawia sic ma
m6wnicy posel Zaiuska, ale ma levi
cy rozpoczynaia sic nieopisane wrza-
ski. R65ni poslowie z~aczynajs bic W
putty, tHrac nogami, q wielu krzy-
cry. Socyalista Klemensiewi o.
ko6, Smofa, So W swoim 6ywiole.
Ha}as slabnie, to Wgmaga sic, edy
posei Zaiuska ohce movie.
Gdy stenograf zjawil sic koio ME-
60 ,dyktujs mu posei Zaluska wsrod
gwaltownej wrawy oswiadczenie,
IL Klub Zwiazku jest "a przeprowa-
dzeniem natychmiAstowego scisie--
go Sledztwa, surowem ~ukaraniem
winnych, a wyjasnienie ministra
Wojcieohowskiego uwa5a "a zupet'
ME niewystarczajace.
Wrzawa cichnie, gdy p. Zaiuska
schodzi z trybuny. Marszaiek os--
wfadcza, re wniosek postawi ma sro
dowem posiedzeniu Sejmu. ma ca
zn6w ,lewica podnosi krzyk. Posei
Daszyfski otrzymuje gios W sprawle
tormalnej / stara sic wiekszost Ste
| roryzowat %rzuceniem grotby, u ,,po-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-28

stawienie takiego wniosku na po-
rzadku' dziennym uwa5a "a taktyke
niszczenia calego frontu wschod--
niego". Niesiychane! Wodz lswicy
grozi rozwaleniem frontu. TAX gro
zili wodzowie bolszewik6w W Rosyi.
Vice zn6w halas, wrzawa 1 pro-
testy.
Wiehszose okaza}a tolerancye, Pc
sunists do ostateeznosci, gdy po tenn
ssystkiem zezwolila przemowie wo-
dzowi thugutowe6w, Poniatowskie-
mu, kt6ry donagai sic odesiania
wniosku do komtsyi w~otskowej.
Przeciwko temu -acial przemowit
posef zaluska, ale zn6w, gdy zjawil
sic ma trybunie, lewica jeia sic swej
taktyki obstrukcyjnej. Wsr6d ogoi,
nego halasu marszalek wezwai do pc
rzadku posia Smole i Walerona l "a
grozil wykluczenierh. Pc chwlli' po-
>niewat smola mino wezwania do
porzadku. bill o pulpit | halasowal
marszalek wykluczyl go z posied1e-
MIA.
Lewica, kt6ra glosi t%olerancye,
faktycznie ~operowala terorem, ME
chcac dopuscit przeciwnika do gio-
su. Wobec niemilknacej wrzawy,
marszalek ME dawszy ~sgfoszonemu
do glosu p. Zalusce zadnej satys-
fakcyi, dial sic sterroryzowac lewicy
| zamknsl o godz. $40 posiedzenie'
wyznaczajac nastepne NJ drugi dzieh
ma godz. 3cia pooludniu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-28
Z PRASY KRAJ0WEJ.

przeciw zbliEajscej sic nawale.
lyle organ ruSki. Jezeli diva DO
syc spore ustepy ulesly ruskiej, INA
rodowej" konfiskacie, ostaly sic zai
wobec century zwroty q Czechoslo-
wacyi, take kumie Wilsona I koali'
cyi, to ocEywiscie wyobrazit sobie
latwo, jak piekns wiazenke kWiat'
k6w z~awieraly owe ustepy skonfi'
skowane. Ale 1 z teko, co posostaio'
przejrzysta sic stale ftluterna kokie-
tsrya ,,zachodniej Ukrainy" rowno'
czesnie ma dwie strony, " kierunKu
koalicyi 1 bolszewizmu. oraz odsfa-
MIA sie wlaSciwe oblicze "Repubiiki
Ukraihskiej". NJ
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-28

II produkcya oSrodkach przemysiu
cukrowniczego europejskiego ! ME
miaf motnoEci ami nasilae produkcyi
ami Questionable stanu plantacyi.
Natomiast przemysi e~ukrowniczy
W zaborze pruskim rozwijai sic W
/ tax szybkim temple, il ME ustepuje
AMI cukrownictwu niemieckiemu,
AMI czeskiemu - dwom gloWnym
przysHym wsp6Izawodnikom, jacy
wystepowat beda ma rynkach swia-
towych czasie kiedy 1 nasze to-
wary culfrowe zaczna sic ufazywat
ma targach obcych. Dane statystycz-
ne wykazuja, IL z 1 ha. plantacyi
b%uraczanych otrzymano przecietnie
cukru surowego W ostatniem pred
wojna dziesiecioleciu: W Krol. Pol
skiem $3.50 cent. metr., W Zaborze
Pruskim, 1890 cent. metr. W Mem
czech 1910 cent. metr., " Austro-
Wegrzech 34.00 cetn, metz, W Au-
| stro-Wegrzech 34.00 cetn. metr., W
Rosyi 1920 cetn. metr.
JaR z powytszsgo motna wywnio-
skowac wytw6rcEost cukrowni kro
lestwa Polskiego W najblizszej przy
szlosci ME posiada zadnych mozli-
wosci korzystnego zbywania swycn
towar6w ma rynkach europejskich'
Podniesienie wydNjnosci plantacyi
buraczanych Kr6lestwa kongreso--
wego / udoskonalenie gatunku btu
, rak6w, wymasac bedzie znac1nego
nakladu piracy, srodk6w matery-
| alnych, oraz dluzszego okresu czasu
pozatem cukrownie Krol. Kongr. So
! 10 wyiacznie oSrodki malej produk-
cyl, poiadajace aparaty urzadze--
MIA O niewielkiej sprawnoscl przerob
czeJ. Przecietnie jedna cukrownia
p~rzerabiala W czasie kampanii bu-
rakow m dobe: W Krol. Kongr. 80
40 wagon6w W w. KS. Poznah--
skiem 1910, W Zach. Prusach
500 wagon6w.
Widzimy vice, il przemysl cukro-
whey Krol. Kongr., azeby modz
cksportowaG swe wyroby ma obce
rynki, musi uledz ME tylko odbudo-
VIE, lecs gruntownej p~rzebudowie'
a przedewszystkiem must laczHie z
rolnictwcm krajowem pOdniest stan
p~lantacyi buraczanych, ably otrzy--
mvwac ? jednostki powierzchni bu-
rakow wiecej I wyzszego gatunku.
Przemysi cukrowniczy W b. zaborze
pruskIm posiada wyraEne cechy
produkcyl obliczonej giownie ma
wyw6z I posiada zdolnosc wspotza--
wodniczenis z obcymi wyrobami GU
krowymi ma rynkach obcych. Cukro-
wnis poznahskie, zachodnlo-pruskie
gorno-slqskie PROBATIONARY rocz--
ME pred wojna 5.5 miliona centna-
row metrycznych; Ia wytworcEosc
bedzie mogla bye podniesiona do SIS
= milionow centn. metr. roc5nle,
z S.5-4 milion6w cent. met. cukru
surowego mogloby bye ~przeznaczo-
ne ma wyw6z.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-28
Me Wstyds sie5

Odv powracasz do domu - SrS0-
Ziescia, re- skladu. ofisu Tub fabryA
kup sobie Dz1ENNtK cHtCAooekI
I smislo csytaj " srAmwAiu Tub W
GoniO. -"
Dz1ENN1K CHICAGosK1 moEnA
stale nabywae ma naItspujacych ~
roznlkach:
State 1 Madison - pr1ed SkiAosA
observation-disclosures nBoStoA Stofo''.
state 1 Madison - DfSOd AptekS
firmly Buck and Rayneri
stato 1 Madison - pred skiadsn
departamentowym firm, csrssA
Pirie, Scott and Col
State 1 Quincy;
State 1 Van BureAj 80
State 1 Harrison;
Wabash I Harrison;
Van Burcn I La Sale;
Adams 1 Ii BAllej
Adams I La 6All0I
Washington 1 La salIOI
Randolph 1 DoarbornI
Washington I 6-th oNA
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-07-28
Przemysl C%ukrowniczy wPolsce.

w krakowskim ,.Glosie Narodu'
La d. 10 czerwca pisze DR.. J6zet
Frejlich:
,Przemysi cukrowniczy poni6sl "
czasie wojny DUE straty 1 szkody,
wobec c1ego zdolnoSG i sila produk
cyjna tego wa2nego W naszem &yciu
gospodarczem dZialu wytw6rczo5ci
k-ajowej ~wydatnie sic obnizyia. -
Produkcya cukru ma Rust spadia z
10 milion6w centnar. metr. W I.
1894 ma p6ltora miliona Centn.
metr. 1888 r. Dopoki ME VIE
my o linii granicZnej Polski ma Wo-
iyniu 1 Podolu, dop6ty ME molina
pod katem gospodarstwa n~arodowe-
go rozpatrywat kwestyi dalszego roc
woju wytworczoSci cukrowniczej ma
tamtym terenie. Przemysi cukrow-
niczy Krolestwa Polskiego stanowii
jedna z nieliesnych rodSimych gale
ri przemyslu. przerabiajacych suro-
vice calkowicie wewnatrz kraju
zbierany. oraz operujacych wylacz-
ME polskimi kapitalami.
Jake przedmiot wywozu stanowii
on iedna re Znaczniejszych cZynnycn
pozycyi W bilansie h~andlowym kro,
lestwa Polskiego i, pomimo niesprzy-
tajacej jego rozwojowi polityki Cos
podarczej b. rzadu rosyjskiego. wy
kazywal W ostatniem pred wojnt
d~ziesiecioleciu ~wyrazna t~endencye
rozwojowa. w r. 1904-5 ma 40 czyh
nych cukrowni obszar plantacyi bu-
raczanych wynosii 56,140 ha, pod
czas gdy " r. 1894 ma So czynne
cukrownie obszar plantacyi buracz-
wynosil $1,000 ha.
Sprzet burak6w eukIowych W ro-
ku 1904-O wynosii 7,o1s,o0o cent.
metr., z 1-ha plantacyi re 126 cent.
metr. W r. 1904-5 podni6si sic ma
1872 cent. metr. W r. ~1913-14. wy
t~worczost cukru surowego rowniel
podniosla sic Z 1~.067,00o cent. met.
ma 2,422,000 cent. metr. Jaki wpiy"
wywat,a ma produkcye cukrownicza
" Kr6l. Pol. wojna stanie sic jasne,
gdy porownamy wytworczoSc cukru
suroweso z lat przedwojennych
wytworczoscia 1888 T. wytwor'
csosc cukru surowego wynosi.a:
" roku 1904-06 W 4S cukrow-,
mach 100000 cen. m.
" toku 1894 W IS cukrow-'
mach 2.422,ooo cen. m.
" roku 1918 1s W 81 cukrow-
mach $4,000 cen. m.
esyli, Re przecietna produkcya jed'
uei fabryki wynosila:
" roku 1904 - 23,711 cen. m.
" roku 1918 - 45,6ss cent. m.
w>roku 1913 - 1880 cent, IN
Wplyw zatem wojny 1 okresu rss
dow okupacyjnych na prsemysi Gu
krownicsy Kroiestwt Poiskiego by
wysoee ujemny; ma skutek niedosts'
t~eczneJ uprawy roll buraki Enaczni'
sic W tym ozaSie poeorssyiyf liezb'
csynnych cukrown! Emnisjsxyia si'
SO proc, obssar p~iaataeyi bura'
esanyeh SmniSjssyi sis o 7o-7'
proc, w~ytworczoso eurku o 7O=-st
proc, ;ednem siowem spadlismY poe
wEgiedem gospodaresym Bnaesnie n
lei MIA staiismy 10 lat prEed wejne
Prsemysi eukfewniezy SLIME Fozwi
niety v WieiHism Ks, Posnahskiem
Prusaeh Eaehodnieh ma Gornyn
SIssku poniosi v eEasie wojny bar
dso pewasne s1hedy | utraeii saael
M essst swell Edeinsbei pFedukeyt
nej, " fiika eststnieh iatach prset
wejna FeEfastai sic On bardae sill
ME, prsybisrajss wyraine csOhy Wy
t~w6sess4si ekspertswsi. w esasis
eejny smniejssyi sic ebssap eianta
syjny, og6iny spfset buFak6w
prssr6b su#ewisay baFassanei. Prset
wejenaa yessaa pFsduheya sakfu
susswege y sasFe#aiasA y ks. Pei
~nansk;ea .=yassi:a pred wojn'
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
CONTINUATION OF PARTNERSHIP

KNOW ALL MEN BY THESE PRESENTS:
WHEREAS. The business of the firm OF
c. S. LITTELL & CO, firm having busi-
ness relations with foreign countries and
having been engaged In business in the
Borough Of Manhattan. City, County and
State Of New York, for more than three
years last past. continues to be conducted
by some of the partners therein, to wit
Charles S. Littell and Theodore w Day,
who were partners in such firm
NOW, THEREFORE. The undersigned,
w Day, who were partners In said firm in
pursuance of the statute In such case made
and provided DO make and sign this GER
tfcate and do declare that the persons in
tending to continue to deal under such
name of c. S. LITTELL 6 CO.. at No. 22S
Fulton Street. New York City, with their
respective residences, are follows:
CHARLES S. LITTELI,.
Crawford, New Jersey.
THEODORE ~. DAY,
DunelIen. New jersey.
Dated. New York City, Nov is, 1917
CHAS. S. LITTELL,
THEO w. DAY
STATE OF NEW YORK. COUNTY OF
NEW YORK,
On this card day Of December 1918, be-
fore me personally came CHARLES s.
LITTELL and THEODORE w. DAY to me
known, and known to me to be
[SEALJ the individuals described In and
who executed the foregoing in
strumert, and they thereupon acknowl-
edged to me that they had executed the
same.
HENRY L. CONKLIN,
Notary Public. New York County
County Clerk No. 151, Register No. sO44
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
MOTOR CAR COMPANY, IN
CORpORATED.

The annual meeting OF the stockholders of
this corporation Will be held on the 18th day
OF January. 1919. AZ twelve O'Clock noon, at
the office OF the corporation 81 Wall Street,
Borough of Manhattan. City. County and
State Of New York, for the purpose Of elect
ing a Board Of five (5l Directors and re-
celying and acting upon th reports Of the
officers, and for the transaciion of such other
business as may properly come before the
meeting.
Tho transfer books of sne Company as TO
the Common Stock will be closed from the
close Of business OF December 81. 1919, to
the close OF business of January l3. 1919
Dated, December gard. 1918.
c. u. STEPHENSON, .Secrctary
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE CORN EXCHANGE BANK

THE CORN EXCHANGE BANK.
The Annual Meeting of the Stockholders of
The Corn Exchange Bank. New York City,
for the election of Directors and Inspector
Of Election for the ensuing year and for the
transaction of such other business as may
properly be brought before the meeting will
be held at the Banking House. Is William
Street Borough of Manhattan. City of New
York. on TUESDAY, JANUARY 2lst 1919
at . o'clock Noon
At said meeting a proposition will be sub
mitted and voted upon to increase the Capital
Stock of said bank from Three Million five
hundred thousand dollars to sFou. Million two
hundred thousand dollars by the issue of
seven thousand additional shares of SlQQ
each. to be offered to stockholders at par In
proportion TO the stoc'. already held by them
The polls will be open from IL o'clock lsoon
to 100 r. NJ.
WALTER z. FREW,
President.
EDWARD S. MAILMAN,
Cashier,
Acting as Secretary.
December 1s. 1918.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Office OF
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT co.
City Of New Yt,rl,

Borough of Brooklyn. January G, 1919.
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company for the
election OF four t4) directors TO serve three
90 years. and of three (3l inspectors of cleo
meeting and for the purpose OF transactinr
such other business a may be duly brought
before the meeting, will be held at twelve
the Office Of the Company. s5 Clinton Street,
Borough of Brooklyn, New York City The
polls will remain open for one hour The
transfer books will be closed at o'clocl,
p. NJ. on January l6. 1919. and will remain
closed until ten O'Clock A. NJ on the day
tmme mediateiy succeeding said stockholders
meeting.
j. H. BENNINGTON. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
MEETINGS AND ELECTIONS

NEW YORK JUVENILE AsyLUM--AN
election to supply the vacancies occa-
stoned by the expiration of the term of
service OF eight. Directors OF this fnstitu-.
tion will be held on the second Monday of
January, the 18th inst. at four o'clock
p. NJ, at tho office of the Corporation.
Room No. 4f3, In the Terminal Building.
No. ios Park Avenue. New York City. The
polls Will be open for one hour.
HENRY r.. GREGORY,
HENRY N. T1FFT,
RANDOLPH HURRY.
Inspectors OF Election.
HENRY N. TIFFT, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COM
PANY

Broad Street Station, Philadelphia, 10th jan
uary. 1879.
The ANNUAL MEETING of the Stock
Tuesday. the 11th day of March, 1919. at ii
o'clock A. NJ, IN Wtherspoon Hall 1891
Walnut Street, Philadelphia, at which meet
and action by the Stockholders, the Annual
Report of the Board OF Directors for the year
ended 3lst December. 1918; the question of
of this Company. to be made when and as
prescribed by the Directors; and such other
subjects as may properly be presented
nual Report of the Company and the neces-
sary tickets of admission to the meeting, on
and after the 4th day of March, 1918 by
personal applicable at. or by letter to- the
Secretary's Office. Room 269 Broad Street
Station, Philadelphia
LEWIS NELSON, Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
Metropolitan Trust Company
Of the Citv Of New York

The annual meeting OF the Stockholders
nirectors viii be held at the Office Of The the
Company. so Wall Street. at twelve O'Clock
noon or the fifteenth day of January. 1919.
The stock transfer books will he closed at
P. NJ. January 3rd. and re-opened at 10
a. NJ, January 10Th. 1919
GEORGE N. HARTMANN. Secretary
New York January 4th. 1919
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE HAM
ilton Fire Insurance Company will be
held at its office, 50 John Street, on Mon
day, January 13, 1919, at ?. NJ, for the
election OF directors and the transa ction OF
the meeting.
ARTHUR LENssEN JR. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Elk Dividend Yesterday
Railroad Securities Observation-Disclosures. $500
Treasury Certificates Go Well

WASHINGTON, Jan. 8. - Oversub-
scription of the third bi-weekly offering
of certificates of Indebtedness was an
rounced to-day by the Treasury. The
minimum amount offered was S75o,00O,-
coo, and the total subscriptions aggre-
gated $751 ,684,500
The New York, Chicago, St. Louis,
Minneapolis and Philadelphia Federal
Reserve districts oversuhscribed their
quotas, while the other districts fell
slightly under.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Cotton Ginning Larger

WASHINGTON, Jan. 3. Cotton
ginned prior to January 1 was 1O,76l.-
2Ts running bales, including 1872
round bales; 1850 bales Of American
Egyptian, and 36,270 bales of sea isl
and, the Census Bureau day re-
ported. Prior to January lac. year
total ginnings were 1l434,s52 bales.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
ELECTRrC BOND AND SHARE co.

STOCK DIVIDEND NO So.
New York, January s, 1919.
The regular quarterly dividend of one and
one-half q ~ Co per cent, on the Preferred
Stock of ELECTRIC BOND AND SHARE
COMPANY has been declared, payable Feb
ruary /, 1919, to stockholders of record at
the close of business. January 20, 1919
WILLIAM REISER, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
cRocKER-wHEELER COMPANY.
Ampere, New Jersey.

AT n meeting on Jan. 9th, 1918. the
Directors declared the regular quarterly
dividends OF Il e on the Preferred and 2eo
on the Common Stock for the quarter end
ing Dec. 31st, 1918. payable Jan. 18th, 1919
to stockholders of record on Jan. 9Th, 1919
E. LANG. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
DIVIDEND NOTICES

MIDvALE STEEL AND ORDNANCE co.
Dividend No. 8.
At meeting Of the Board of Directors
of Mdvae Steel and Ordnance Company.
held Wednesday, January sth. 1919 . quar-
terly dividend of one dollar and fifty cents
tSl50l per share declared payable
February list, 1919 to stockholders of rec
ord at close of business January 18TH 1919.
Books will remain open.
VIM. b. DICKSON Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10

Shares. Open High Low. Last
$3.50 5SSS .Isana .Ins Pct + 5a sA 15s sz5 'a 7.a
1900 "fKenova Oil. is IS 13 IA
10000 Met Petroleum. SIa 2za 2fS
10000 "iMidwest Oil. M III 115 III
200 *fNorthwest o. So So So So
10000 Okla P G. Ref. ga 10 934 9s4
10000 iOmar Oil G G. 25 29 25 20
5000 +Penrock Oil :. 1894 1924 YEA 1874
500 rPtts Oil & G. 8Ie 8Is eH 8la
10000 *TQueen Oil -. 27 80 .:3 25
1909 "Royal Dutch n 747s 74za 72Ia 72a4
100 fSouthwest Oil SO 38 SO SO
100 stanton Oil. ;. Va VA VA VA
2C00 *fTex Oil & r II 1S II 13'
200 Victoria ons. ga 2ss 2Na eve
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Curb Bonds

salcs 5000 omittod) Open. High. Low. Last
SIS "A r & T es wi ee9s se3a epI4 seL4
10 'Am 7 7s. 1919. totH 1oIIs to1Ia 1o1Ha
ii @Anaconda Ga W 9osa sssa s3H sasb
2'B st z 1899 1915 1915 t0tLs fotLa
100 Gan Gov SIS. ..... 9e3a oosa e95s 1854
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Curb Market

Note.-The Tribune assumes no response
bility for the accuracy or authenticity OF curb
market quotations. Transactions and prices
yesterday were as follows:
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Yesterdays Transactions i'm Listed Stocks


pe sHe oased on last
are based only on transactions shareso more
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
SAVINGS BANKS
The Manhattan SAVINGS
Institution
644-C46 Broadway cor. Bieecker ST. n Y.
18TH SEMI-ANNUAL DIVIDEND,

December 10Th, 191S
The Trustees OF this Institution have de-
clared interest (by the rules entitled rhereto)
at the rate of FOUR PER CENT per an
mum on all sums not exceeding $500 and
annum on the excess of $500 and not en-
ceeding $4,000 remaining deposit during,
the three or six months ending on the 21st
1919
Deposits made on or before January 10sh,
1919, will draw interest from January Is;
1919. Open Mondays from 10 <. NJ 10
6:30 p. NJ.
SOCIETY ACCOUNTS ACCEPTED.
LIBERTY LOAN BONDS KEPT FOR
pEPOSITORS FREE or CHARGE.
CONSTANT NJ. BIRD, President.
Benjamin Griffen, V.-P. Arthur Stiles, Sec.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Industriais

Shares. Open. High. Low. Last
11oo aetna Expos oaa9 a39 o7M3 7M ,a3 asa o752
1900 do COUPON. "a 24Ia "a "a
"sS 90 chsysess !c;t;ss 5ishts sIs ass 2es 2e5 2ss
5000 sGen Asphalt aoH 4a3s ssKa 4s
500 +Gen M Is db wi 7o 90 7a 50
1890 Keystone TER 81 543s 81 %
5000 Libby NJ & L.. 23l4 235s 23 23
1000 Marconi of Am, a 4Ia AIs
1900 MAT Coal & / 62'T, 81 Sc So
500 N Am p P. 2.s 27s 23s ga
800 "Pearson Coal. va 1Is ia Va
200 Penn S Stl vtc 10 4o 40 4o
$500 Peerless T&M G 183a 1888 10 1gas
100 'Poulsen Wirel. 5Ts 5Ia ~, 5Ia
900 Sub Bt vtc ctfs. 12I4 12Ia " 12I4
92s00 *Swift Int " L. 4eLA 49 46I4 ~
200 "United Motors 353a 35Ia 35ls 35Ts
1000 do rights -. iSs Y ia "A
1850 ~ s I. g. Cp. W. ia 1Ne Ia
500 United Profit s. " "a II ~
1900 u S Stmp Co.. 5A 6H SIs oI4
$500 Wayne Coal. 4Ns 4I2 43B 4Ha
500 "Wright-M C. 31s 3Is
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Record of Stock and Bond Averages


professional pool activity developed resulting
cases in striking advances While there
eal tendency higher prices on trading
Among the notable were Associated
Dry Goods Ia American points; Wells Fargo
o. United States Realty Improvement Tdewater
Most the oil
Land Trust shares from closing points up at 800
international Harvester Corporation points
800 Cane
Sugar declined sharply the publication the annual repo
Steel shares subjected pressure United States Steel
common declined to 92 closing 5-S points off 90 Selling
based the tonnage of the
Steel Corporation will larged decrease
Bonds steady change the of
Liberty Loan issues Old were unchanged
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10
Unlisted. tSsll cents per share.
Consolidated Exchange

sPrices include interest.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-10

+Dixidend pending settlement railroad
dividend pending decision of Railroad Administrator
Evening journal., 1919-01-23
FAIXFAX LODGE NEWS

Fairfax Lodge. /. o. o. F. degree team
has been active under the direction OF
George r. Kimble degree master, who
recently displayed his ability as well as
the ability Of the members OF his stan,
by comforting the first and second de-
gree on a large class at Grubbs Cor
ncr The complication Of these de-
grees has proved this lodge has one OF
the hest and most aggressive teams in
the east.
Fairfax Lodge is becoming active In a
social way as well, having planned a
series Of entertainments for the near
future. The first Of these will be a
banquet in honor Of Captain l. B. Ruth
erford, u. 5. A., on January 81.
A large attendance is expected Dr..
Rutherford, who is a member Of Fairfax
Lodge, will give very interesting talks.
Fairfax orchestra, under the leader
ship of Leslie Bauseal, has perfected a
musical organization that Is believed TO
be second TO none in this section. The
orchestra members are Mitchell, Miller,
Hinger, Blest, Collins, Stone and Gil.
Fairfax Lodge meets every Friday
nlght. at Odd Fellows building, Tenth
and King streets, at 7A5 O'Clock.