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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-14
Prac Wydzia1u Ma
rodoWego.

HE plefafne Rady LafzadzaJaceJ
Wydzialu Narodowego - zaj-
mujace, DO ma MEM zdawali
sprawe pracownicy Wydziaiu | z
poza Wydziaiu - tutcjsl | euro4
pejscy, odczytano pare ciekawych
referat6w, byli goScie z Kraju -
Fl pare innych ~jeszcze szczeg6-
low zebrania tego zasiuguje ma
podkrcslenie.
Z pracownik6w Sprawy n~aszej
W Europe - pierwszy przema-
vial prof. S. Zwierzchowski, kt6-
ry wspolpracowal z delegacya a.
merykaiska Kongresu Pokojo-.
wego w .Paryzu i zatrudniony
tam byi w ~rzeczach polskich: o.
powiadai on o pracach, jake dele
gacya ia W naszej sPrawie pre-
pr%owadziia, o wp}ywach, jake
wywaria - istotnie znamien-
nych, a naogo} ola mas korzyst-
Eych; wytycza} granice zachod-
mia przysz}ej Polski, tlumaczyl
trudnosci i wskazywal, gdzie ich
domniemane zrodia, oraz ich
przypuszczalni - napewne -
tworcy. O rzeczach tych przyj-
die czas - bedzie sic pisalo ia
sno i szczeg6}owo, moze teraz
jeszcze przedwczesne byfyby ma
lamach prasy, moze navel po-
szkodzicby to mog}o niepokoh--
czonym dotad sprawom polskim.
Il
Nastepnie skladai Obscene, a
bardzo sympatyczne sprawozda-
MIA, majace DUO nastroju wrazeh
osobistych - DIR. B. Smykowski,
kt6ry jake delegat Wydzialu
Mar. w sprawie zywnoSciowej -
jezdzil do Polski i spedzii tam o.
statnio pare tygodni. Sprawozda-
ME to podajemy ma inncm miej-
sou w caloSci. a zwracamy ma ME
uwage Czytelnik6w, DO zajrnuja-
&c i wskazuje poza rctrospcktyw-
nemi obserwacyami z podr6zy -
takze i waznc zadania ma przysz-
lose. oraz naprzysz}e ustosunko--
wanna naszych tutejszych dziaial-
noSci zorganizowanych wzgle-
dem Ojczyzny i ola niej.
% tychze samych i podobnych
sprawach mowili dwaj PIP. Sta
browscy przemysiowcy Z Warsza
wy. przybyli do Stan6w ola zain-
teresowania Polonii kwestyami
andlowo-przemysiowemi w Pol
see, organizowanemi tam i dzwi-
ganemi wSr6d trudno$ci nicby--
walych - przez instytucye take,
jak ..Rozw6j', stowarzyszenie
kupc6w przemysiowc6w -
m~niejszych, ktorych kilkanaScie
tysiecy jest tam juz zlaczonych
ola wspierania wsp6lnych intere-
SOW i krzcpienia handlu i wy
tw~orczoSci polskiej pc wojnie. .Je-
den Z delcgat6w owych odczytai
reierat obszcrniejszy, ktory ma
zostat w najblizszej przysz|oSci
podany Prasic ~naszcj - wtedy
bedzic MONA om6wit go blizcj;
ma dis zaznaczymy. re referat
CIV podal tcmat do bardzo cieka-
wych dyskusyi. Z ktorych dobrc
ia przyszloSc rzcczy w~yion;c sic,
NIGGA.
Prezes Wydziaiu, OBJ. J. Smul-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-14

Prezes Wydziaiu, OBJ. ]. Smul,
ski ziozyl Obscene sprawozdanie
Z czynnoSci swoich 'Wydzialu
"a czas Cd ostatniego plenarnegc
Rady zebrania: sprawozdanie to
r6wniez ukaze sic w Prasie W
najblizszych dniach.
Rada postanowila zwolac W
niedalekiej przysz}osci zjazd Ra-
Gy Nadzorczej - a to ola ONO
vienna sprawy zwoiania nowego
powszechnego Sejmu 'calego wy
cl1odztwa amerykanskiego, jak
uchwalono ma pierwszym Sejmie
takim w Detroit: Sejm detroicki
powierzy} Wydzialowi kwestye
tcrminu zwo}ariia Sejmu nowego,
polecono tylko, il ma to bye pc
wojnie stosownie do uznania
chwili potrzeby: teraz przeto,
kiedy wojne "a skohczona uwa--
FAC nalezy a chwila potrzeby no.
we zgola wyiania - Wydzial sa-
dzi, IL czas zwoiania nowego Sci
mu nadchodzi inad tenn ma sic je-
60 Rada Nadzorcza zastanowic,
oraz powziac pewne decyzye. Wy
dial Narodowy uwaza -
stwierdzono to ma omawlanem
posiedzeniu Rady Zarzadzajacej,
IL w przysz}osci powinno sic "a
JAG innemi sprawami polskiemi "
tym kraju, ME tylko ratunkowa
akcya; gdy polityke polska SAM
Rad poprowadzi, my bedziemy
mogli wspoidziaiac z Polska i re
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-14
zyjcie

Burdy herbata ma przeczyszcze
ME dziaia wprost ma organlzm
trawienia i czySci krew. Jest to
skuteczny, }agodny i przyjemny
srodek przeczyszczajacy. Szybko
usuwa wszelkie przepad}osci "a
twardzenia, ociezaiosc wqtroby,
dyspepsye, kwasy w zo}adku.
SUM i zawrot glowy i krosty z
twarzy.
Burdy herbata jest bardzo CEN
mem lekarstwem, ably leczyc a
z;ebienie, kaszel, goraczke, Tub
katar zoladka.
Cena 25c "a jedna paczke.
- Dostac moz1a we wszy-
stkich pierwszorzednych apte-
zach hub wprost przez poetic Cd
BURDA DRUG co..,
N. Ashland Ave.,
CHICAGO, ILL.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-14
Polska-a PoznanSkie

FOISkd-d TOZHduSAlS.
W. jednym z zeszsotygodnio-
wych numerow t~utejszego nJour-
nala" znalezlismy artykul pit.
Progressive Posen' wziety cze-
sciowo z ,,Chr. Science Monitor"
ktorego correspondent opisujac
stosunki Poznanskiego, najlepiej
zagospodarowanej, najludniejszei
czesci Polski w p~orownaniu
re zniszczona przez wojne i wy
ubozaia reszta kraju naszego -
omawia przyszie stosunki, jake
pomiedzy nietknietem prawie
przez wojne Poznahskiem a resi-
ia owa - wytworzyG sic moga.
Siusznie pisa oba wzmianko-
wane dzienniki, IL Poznanskie-
jakkolwiek zrabowane przez Pru-
sy, wyzyskiwane przez ME W
wielu wzgledach, a maltretowa-
ne we wszystkich bedzie mo-
gio rec o sobie, il badzcobadz
skorzystaso ~znacznie pod gospo-
darka pruska wiasnie ma punk
Gle gospodarczym i bodaj chot
ma tenn polu wyszio jeszcze naj!e-
piej re w~szystkich trzech zabo--
row. Oczywista spierac sic o
to niema potrzeby - faktem to
jest: dose przypomniec barba-
rzyhski ucisk rosyjski, oraz wy
zysk rabunkowy austryacki!
Niemcy ucissali i wyzyskali, ale
przynajmniej podnieSli kraj bar
do wysoko pod wzgledem eko-
nomicznym swoja systematy-
ka, k6rei Poznaniakow uczyli
swa ScisloScia, porzadkiem, wy.
trwaioScia we wszystkiem, czego
sic imali. Me trzeba dodawac, IL
Niemcy co czynili w Poznan-
skiem, ME dla mas chyba uczy-
Mill - oni robili wszystko ola
siebie, tax i mas zrobili lepszymi
-mySlac, re takich ulepszonych,
przyprawionych - poikna i stra-
VIA. No, losy zrzadziiy ina
czej; wracajmy do z~aiozonej
kwestyi:
Artykuiy angielskie. o ktorych
wspomnielismy ma wstepie, siu-
sznie a ochotnie ~podkreSlaja row.
niez i te s~zczegoiy, ktore dowo-
dza, il Niemcy przecie ME zdoiali
zgermanizowac Poznahskiego, re
przejawy tego So we wszy-
stkich stronach prowincyi: oczy-
vista giownie po wsiach i maiych
miasteczkach widziec sic daja,-
miasta wielkie wiecej niemiecki
charakter w~ykazuja, gdyz w mich
skupiaf sic zywio} urzedniczy, i'm
masowo do Poznania
- z Berlina. lego jeszczc ME "a
raz pozbedzie sic Polska, ME ma
tychmiast da sic to zatrzec i Cd
robic! Opowiadaja nam nasi ro-
dacy, kt6rzy ostatnio Polske wraz
Z Poznanskiem zwiedzali, re i te-
raz jeszcze, kiedy juz mad kasz-
telem cesarskim, przez Wilhelma
W Poznaniu wzniesionym, po-
wiewa amarantowa flaga polska
z or}em srebrnym, ~jeszcze teraz
Niemcow w Poznaniu wielu !
SWAT urzedniczy utrzymuje sic
tam niemiecki; inaczej ME podo-
bna nowych urzednikow IA po-
czekaniu Polska ME wytrzaSnie z
rekawa, wiec starych trzeba try
mac, jeno i'm szefow Polakow
przydano.. Jak to sic easy
zmieniaja... Dawniej bywa}o
zgoia naodwrot!!.. A ia flaga
polska mad cesarskim zamkiem-
czy to ME symbol najwznioslej--
sly, jaki'sobie SERGE polskie i du-
ga nasza wymarzyc zdofaja?...
r
Pisze dalej correspondent anne
rykanski, re w Poznanskiem Jest
ME tylko dobrze, ale tax dobrze,
IL naMet rolnicy poznahscy sa
Ienszvm; n u,ieIa od e.c;,d6,v
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1919-05-14
Lechita.

e.. Przypisek autora: - Przez
d!uzszy czas ME miaiem sposob-
nosci u~czeszczae ma wykiady ,,ba
daczy', az wreszcie pred odda-
MEM ostatniego artykuiu do dru-
ku, wybralem sic do jednej 2 sal ma
ich wyklady, gdyz spodziewalem
sic, &c jakiemis powaznymi twier-
dzeniami zbijac beda mole do
wodzenia. Zawiod}em sic jedhak,
snac ME maja dostatecznych ar
guhentow ma mole dowody z Pr
sma sw. Artykuiy mole czytaj2,
zapisaiem sic widat dobrze W ich
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-05
Utah DELEGATES
TO ARRIVE TODAY

PHOENIX. Feb. THE legislature
today prepared 10 receive the dele
gates appointed by Governor Bam-
berger OF Utah which is expected to
arrive tomorrow on its mission of
opening negotiations for the acquir-
ing of Utah of that part of Arizona
north of the Grand Canyon
The committee nominated BY Cover
nor Campbell was approved by the
senate, while the house named a COM
mittee of its own TO meet the Utah
representatives.
The governors committee is COM
posed Of A c. Peterson speaker Of the
house; C. W. Herpdon. representative
from Mohave. which county is con-
siderably interested in the matter.
and ", A. Moeur, state land commits
siOner
Up 10 the present Utah's proposal
TO buy or acquire by exchange the
strip of northern Arizona has met
with but little favor in the Phoenix
legislature, while Governor Campbell
some time ago said that the original
proposal from Governor Bamberser
was not taken seriously by him.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-05
W|LLARD-DEMPSEY
MATCH ARRANGED
OBy Review Leased Wire,

NEW YORK, Feb. Jack Kearns,
manager for Jack Dempsey, tonight
reached an oral agreement with Tex
Rickard, whereby he matched Demp-
sey to meet Jess Willard for S27. 500.
and One-third Of the motion picture
rights The time and place Of the
match were not fixed
Both Kearns and Richard agreed to
post $1,000 when the agreement is
signed on Dempsey's arrival here from
Salt Lake Richard will post % per
cent OF Dempsey's share so days be-
fore the bout
Under the present agreement. the
total amount of the purse reaches
1927 500 the largest sum ever offered
for a pugilistic encounter as il is
$500 mere than the JOhnson-Jeffries
purse
No value can be fixed upon the NOV
ing picture rights AT present The
syndicate Of moving picture men who
paid $50. 900 for five-sixths of the
Johnson-Jeffries rights, collected $685.
600 on their venture
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-05


subcommittee as authorizing inquiry
into the activities of the L W. W
which organization was referred TO
by Senator Thomas of Colorado in the
senate discussion as criminal" Sem
ator Kellogg declared that the |. W.
W. was seeking to wreck the govern
ment by force
The new inquiry by the Overman
committee was ordered as the com
mittee was concluding its long in
vestigatiOn OF brewery and German
propaganda, report on which now
probably viii be deferred. What was
10 have been a final meeting of the
subcommittee. was held today. but
it got into action at once toward pro-
eeeding with the new Investigation.
When the COMMITTEES met early to-
day a long discussion was started BY
an encouragement by Senator Overman
that Secretary Baker had refused TO
give the committee information con
corning an investigation by the war
department Of alleged prc-German
sentiments of F. ]. H. van Engelken.
former president of the federal farm
loan bank at Columbia, s. c.
Bakers Letter Read
After the discussion had continued
some time and Mr.. Baker had been
severely criticized for his attitude.
his letter TO Chairman Overma1 was
read The secretary wrote that he
would permit the committee or its
counsel 10 examine the record of Mir.
Won Engelken to determine its use
fulnesS to the inquiry, but added that
he did not believe the information
would be of the slightest assistance"
i do not send the file.'' Mr.. Baker
wrote 'sbut rather take this course
because l know YOU wish to protect
an apparently guiItless man from fur
Their nOt0riety"
The report of the military intellI-
gence division OF the army, according
10 an excerpt quoted by Mr.. Baker.
said that Mr.. Won Engelken was loyal
10 the United States, although his
conduct prior 10 the entrance of this
country into the var, as well as sirce,
has caused him TO be a much crit
cized maR"
The committee took no action on
MT. Bakers proposal.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-05
.$2.26 WHEAT PLAN
PRESENTED HOUSE
= Review - Wirel

~ Review Leased Wirel
: WASHINGTON, Feb. Grain deal
ers, exporters and millers today pre-
scented 20 the house agriculture com
mittee varied suggestions for methods
OF carrying out the governments guar
antee 10 producers of 1925 a bushel
for the 1919 wheat crop. All agreed
that the true market price as de-
te-mined by world conditions, would
drop below the guaranteed rate and
that the government should make
good the difference directly rather
than by maintaining artificially the
higher price.
The witnesses also agreed that the
existing United States grain corpora
ton, or some similar body should be
maintained as the governments
agency for supporting the price TO
growers They differed as 10 meth
eds 10 be prescribed by legislation,
which the committee is preparing TO
draft
The grain dealers proposed that
the corporation actually buy the grain
at 1926. sell il TO millerS or others con-
sumers at a price dictated by world
markets, and acquire the cOuntry's
surplus for export The exporters
suggested that the corporations fune-
tons be limited TO paying farmers the
difference between the government
price and the market price at which
the grain waSs old. without actually
taking possession, and consequently
without piling up a great quantity for
export
The millers were interested mainly
in having the corporation given au-
thOriJy 10 protect millers against
losses growing out of the falling of
the wheat prise from the present arti-
fetal level 10 the true world price and
the fluctuations in the world price
before il becomes stable under the
corporations management
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-05
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-05


the prime ministers and ministers OF
foreign affairs OF the United States.
the British empire. France. Italy and
Japan met this morning at Quai
dorsey, from II to 1 O'Clock VI
EenizelOs made a statement regarding
Greek territorial interests IN Asia
Minor
The following resolution was APP
proved
1T Is agreed that the question
raised in the statement by NJ Venize-
los to the Greek territorial interests
in the peace settlement shall be refer
red for examination the first instance
70 an expert committee composed Of
two representative each OF the Uni
ted States OF America, the British en-
pire. France and Italy II shall be the
duty OF this committee 20 reduce the
questions for decision within the mar
rOveSt possible limit and make recon-
mendatiOns for q just settlement The
committee is authorized 10 consult
with the representative OF the peO-
pies concerned
The next meeting viii take place
tomorrow. Wednesday. February ). at
, p m, when the CzechO-SioTak dele
gates viii be heard"
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-05
THIEE RING STEALS BONDS
ID RevieN - 10

PHOENIX. Ariz. Feb "A thief
ring in Phoenix is making a specially
OF stealing Liberty bonds, according
10 Chief Of Police George O. Brisbois-
We have discovered a nev type OF
thief" said Chief Brisbois today
They oOnfine themselves 10 Liberty
bonds The cases are extremely diff
ficult TO cope with and l advise ev-
erybody having Liberty bonds at
home TO put them in some safe place
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-05
HOW MANY WOMEN
DO YOU KNOW

Who can say they are perfectly
we'll? 4 am tired all the time" i
am so nervous it seems as though /
should fly 4 can hardly drag around
today" and all such expressions are
Characteristic of women who have
OVertaXed their strength until head
aches. backache, nervousness. drag
slng-dOwn pains. Irregularities and the
blues, symptoms OF q female weak
ness, have developed. Women who are
in this condition may rely upon Lydia
E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound 10
restore them TO health and strength.
Adv.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-05

W. A. DeFOrd, representing William
R. Hearst. sent to the committee
pamphlets containing excerpts from
editorials ana cartoons appearing in
Hearst publications designed to dis
prove allegations of prO-German senti,
ments, with the request that they be
made a part of the record. Senator
overmsn suggested, in view of their
volume that they be made a part of
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-05
Or. ERLo z. KENNEDY DIES.
- Review Leased No

DENVER, Colo, Feb. 4.-Dr, Eric E
Kennedy, secretary Of the Colorado
state beard of health died at his home
here this Afternoon CT pneumonia He
had been i'll but five days,
He was widely known in medical
AID political circles of the state and
has held his position on the state
beard of health for several years.
He was clerk of the house of rep
reSentatives during two democratic
administrations.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-05
CHASE DECISION REACHED
- Rerieu - -

lash ITeT
NEW YORK Feb John A Heyu-
Ter president OF the National league
announced tonight that he had reach
ed a decision in the case of Hal Chase,
Cincinnati first baseman, which was
heard here last Thursday on grave
charges preferred by his club Mr..
Heydler stated that he would an
nOunce his findings tomorrow. when
he would make public all details of the
case, including the nature of the
charges
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-05
LEAGUE DATES ANNOUNCED.
CBy Review Leased wirel

SAN FRANCISCO. Feb. 4.-The di-
rectors of the Pacific, Coast baseball
league concluding their annual meet
ing here tonight, announced they had
adopted the double umpire system for
the 1919 season The schedule for the
opening games is:
Seattle in San Francisco; Portland
IN Los Angeles; Oakland in Sacra-
mentO and Vernon in Salt Lake CITY.
The season viii be opened in San
Francisco on April S and III the north
on April % when Oakland will plav
Seattle and Vernon at Portland.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-05

tho committees files without being
printed,
Senator Nelson proposed that criti-
ciSmS Of Hearst made III speeches and
writings by James Nj, Seek of New
York, also be made a part of the rec
ord las a counter-irritant,"
Senator WOlcOtt objected, saying it
would be unfair To record the Beck
comments.
The committee left the question to
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-05
MItLIkgN LEAVES s2o.oOoooo

ST. LOUIS. Feb. 4SThe viii of
John T. MIlliken- manufacturing chem
ist grain and oil dealer and former
sold mine owner, who died January
81, was filed for probate this after
noon Trustees say is disposes of an
estate in excess of SsO. O0O. 900.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-05
GERMAN DYE WORKS SEIZED.
n Review Leased No

BERLIN, Feb. 4.-CBy The Associ-
ated Press The French forces of
occupation, according TO a special dis
patch to the Vossische Zeitung from
Frankfort-On-the-Naine, have taken
possession OF the HOchter dye and
chemical works and French chemists
are working with German chemists in
putting out dyes and certain chemicals
to be exported 10 allied countries.
Shipments of the chemicals 10 points
IN Germany have been prohibited.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-05
sINN FEINERs ESCAPE JAIL

by Review Leased Wire)
LONDON. Feb 4--Prof. Edward de
Valera. the Sim Fem leader. and Mil
roy and McGarey, also Sim Fem
members Of parliament, escaped from
the prison AZ Lincoln last night, &C
cording tc 2 dispatch from Lincoln 10
the Evening News.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-05

be decided IL executive session.
CLYDE p, StseN Of New York. prssi.
dent Of the National Association OF
City Writers, the only witness exam
med today, read resolutions adopted
by the City Editors association ap-
proving a law requiring an English
translation OF editorials and news
items appearing in the foreign lam
gUage papers,
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-05
AVIATOR FALLS TO DEATH.

tbN REVIEW Leased Wirel
DAYTON, Neb.. Feb. lit, Gravan-
nj Pirelh. %, of the aerial service of
the Italian army while on a test flight
from McCOOk field this afternoon fell
about 200 feet in Wright field and was
instantly killed
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-05
COLOGNE PAPERS SUPPRESSED

BERLIN. Monday, Feb S.-CBy the
Associated Press The British mill
tary authorities. according TO reports
here have prohibited the publication
OF the Cologne Zeitung and the Col
Ogne Tageblatt for a period of eight
days
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-05
RAIN HAuTs TEXAS SHOOT


tBy- Review LeaSed Wirel
HOUSTON. Texas. Feb Rain in
tereferred with the Sunny South trap
shooting tournament program today,
the schedule being deferred until to-
morrow when an effort viii be made
10 stage TWO days program in one.
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-05
LT.eEN. JOHN BATES DIES

CBy Review Leased Wire)
SAN DIEGO. Calf. Feb 4.-Lt-Gen.
John Golfer Bates. L. s A. retired,
died here early today. aged 10 years
Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-05
COMPLETED PROJECT
OF LEAGUE Is
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Bisbee daily review. [volume] (Bisbee, Ariz.) 1901-1971, 1919-02-05
PLOT FOR REVOLUTION
IN AMERICA CHARGED
BY SENATOR'S; TO PROBE

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-22
BEARS CONTINUE
THEIR ADVANTAGE
ARE AIDED ny pESSlNISTlt
VIEWS OF ND STliiAG.
LEADERS.

NEW YORK Jan u The con.
spicuous feature of t0days broad
-tocg market was the determined and
partly successful effort of bear trad
prs 90 extend their advantage of rec
cent DAYS. in which they we're aid
ed Dos thg pcssimisuc views atruu-
ted tO industrial leaders and railroad
executives.
United States steel was the pivot
around which the market reyolyed
and % Us likely 90 retain this position
Tor another week. when the direct
ors meet 20 approve The last quarter
~ statement OF lHlN aud take action
on the common dividend
During Dos further decline of the
morning, when the Who'll, market
was M "a state of depression. United
states steel fell 20 new low price.
but rallied briskIy IN the afternoon.
making net gain OF q large tract
ION
Some twenty prominent rails suf-
.ercd iu The early reversal represen-
.alres ISSUES reaching one tO two
points and secondary .harcs one 90
Tour points High grade rails rail-
uDd Ih-tauiially later. hut ST. paus,
Baltimore ANA Ohio. New York Gem
trN and New Haven developed fresh
weakness towards the end. Stude-
baker also breaking sharply
Oils. shippiugs and sundry spec
,dlues comprised The other heavy .s.
sues Hf extreme losses of two fp -fN
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-22

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-22

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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-01-22

Tbf- s one of series OF letters
n THE News from Rev r e. Mob
Ia.. pastor of the First Christian
Church. who IS ON Sis months leave
of absence and with the y NJ G.
8. ..ar.seas forces COO work among
the mon of fhe american ENpedi.
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