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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

Ma Town Of Lake MONA ocrzymac
-DZIENNIK" W naStepujacych mtej-
scach:
CFCHOWLAZ -
I 4612 So. Lincoln utica.
JANKIEWICZ.
IT'S w. fS-ma utica.
MIELiYNSK -
TIA W. &+ma utica.
STREJSMAN -
1899 So. Loomis Utica.
H0NDS -
alma utica i Racine v
LOPACTNSN
1869 GrUss ave-
5l-szej i HaAsted.
BOCHNIAK -
1915 W. f3-eia utica.
wOJTKOWSKI -
9. 1924 So. Ashland 8Ve
RRZOZTOWSK
1902 So. Threop I'd.
EKETOWFU -
1888 So. Throop III.
Ma mroinfku - 47mej / Ashland w
CZARNK - 49ta i AShInad ave.
M RarOiniku 51srej / Ashland ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
EXTRA
SENOLA HERBATA.

SENOLA HERBATA.
Jest iedynem lekarstwem. ktore Jest
p~olecane przez doktorow ma zatWar-
dzenie, katar zoladka. Dol Gfowy.
nicstrawnc$t. brak apetytu, Dol "
krzyzach i influence.
Same TO ju2 Swiadczy o cennych
zaletach jake posiada Senola her
hata. Spr6bujcie pac1ke Senoli. a
bedziecie zdrowymi hk ryba; we
wszystkich aptekaCh, Tub piszcie
wprost do:
SENOLA DRUG CO.,
2o33 MILWAUKEE AVE.
CHICAGO.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

dawd urzednicy. laden zandarm i szpi-
-eA pruski ME bedzie nas przeSadowat.
Wtedy powr6ca do warmth ci, roda-
.cy, ktorzy pred przesladowaniem prus-
KEN schroniH sic do POlski.
Wtenczas zacznie sic tez ma wieIka
skale nasza praca oawiatowa i lud
uasz warmi6skf wypowie sic "a Pol
SKA | pod pOlsEiem niebem uzywac be-
tziemy W wolnoeci / spOkOju 0wOcoW
nasej piracy.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
Sns~
~ MEMORIAM.

" piatek. dnia 1890 lutego,
1920 roku, " pierwsZa TocZniCe
smierci najukochahszego syna
nasZeeo brata moiego SD.
Leonardo Kamiiiskfego,
w koSciele Sw. Wo.lciecha odbe
die sic Rekwfalna Msza Sw. o
godzinie 100 rano ma ktora Ia
praszamy wszystkich krewuych
/ znajomyCh.
Rok juz uplynal gdy Cd Boga
powolany,
Spisz snem wiecznym SYM
/ bracie kochany,
SmierG Gle zahra&a, roztacZyt
mas los srngi,
Jednak tvs ME zapomniany,
synu 1 bracie koohany,
Miejsce TIVE W sercu naszem
Opr0znione
| przez nikogo ME moAe bye
zapelnione.
Zawsze$ wspominany, smutno
nam bez ciebie,
Lecz many ~nadzieje, da Bog
zobacZyc sic W niebie.
w ciezkim zalu pOgrazeni:
Cecylia 1 J6zef KamiIiscy, TO
dzice; Jan, brat; wraz z Gaia ia
milia.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

Pf1wIO nA2dy poIski agent real
ho$ciowy ogiaszo sic " DZIENNIKU
CHTCAGpSKIM DO nfedednokrotnis
pTsekonai stO. - en- nAtlap1ai mn
Ia oaAaM
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
Jedna PoIsko-Amerykahska


Niema rodziny bez cieCPienia, tax
powiedziaf jeden z najstawniejszych
lekarzy SWiata i dlatego W kazdem
domu powinna bye pod reka ia ksiaz-
ka. ,,Dyeta Domowa j Kuchnia Exc
nomiczna'' kosztuje ty4ko jednego
dolara, zawiera przepisy ma choroby,
kt6re uieczy6 mona tyiko prSez dye
to - co jesS i jak jeSc - piszcie "a
raz po ten sekret zycia. z~alaczajac je-
dnego dolara do listu, podajac do
kladny adres a odwrotna poczta O.
trzymacie ksiazke. ieaeli ME bedzie-
cie zadowoleni, otrzymacie pimiadze
q Po#Fotem. j. f. Ro1ner. 2527 a.
Harding ave., Chicago, Ill. XXX
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
Ruch W TOwarzyStWach.
ZE STANISI.AHOWA.

Tow. Serca Jezusowego mr.. 80
Zjednoczenia bedzie mice swoje mic
sieczne posiedzenie W hall zwyk3ycli
zebra1 W ptatek dnia 1890 lutego.
Ka2dy powinien bye obecny ma tenn
posiedzeniu DO sprawl asesmentu be
die do zaIatwienia. J6zef Roszko-
walk, PREF; FIR. Kerszewski sekr.
prot: 1911 Wabansia ave.
Tow. Sok6{ OrIa Bialego ODDS
die swoje miesieczne posiedzenie W
czwartek dnia 1890 lutego 1920 /.
ObecnoSc kazdego Jest k~oniecznie po
trzebna DO go waIne sprawy do Zaaat
vienna. Ro Grochowina, PREF; A. Bal
Ger sekr.
Ko4ko Dramatyczne PREY para
fiji sw. Stanislawa Kostki, bedzie
miala swote miesieczne posiedzenie
dis wieczorem o godzinie 1880, W
hall zwykfych posiedzeh. obecnoSc
wszystkich Jest ~Porzadana ponie---
waA zasAy sprawy, kt6re musEa bye
roztrzygniete ma TEN posiedzeniu. -
Jan Kordziorski, pezes; Stanisfaw
A. Bezdoh, sekr. prot.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
2

-Macierz POlska Oddzial 7my
Sw AloheCo hedzie mie' swoje ME
slecznc posiodzenio jutr" wlcczorem
n rodz. 100 W sail zwykivch zebraN
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

, AeANA n~AInlsssy aaelSEAsaUs
@yAAJscycA m kisszsu1S AAtWpwssEA
Hyeh, ME mn DzIHNNIk CHICAGO.
eu n Swych nDGltaeh b. nWna
Rracujs dla doAra lada. oszukanexs
Lire aAlcsE' stAn0wcaS ~ DZIENNL
KU CHOAGoGKH SgaaAsaas Sv4
- na
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12
~nNDNr N%CEynSzEMIA
Druyf wierki sklep pclski W dro-

Drugi wierki sklep pclski " dro-
DE. Polskie przedsiebiorstvo
Union Commercial Corporation kto
n Jest pod dozoTem Rzadu Stanu
Illinois otrZymaia charter z paria-
mentu 70 Springfield 10 stoieczneGo
miasta Stanu Illinois.
Otwicra drugi wielki polskt sklep
" mieScie Chicago. - Union Com
mercial Corporation Biuro 1889 Nil
waukee ave. skbep 1850 Milwaukee
ave. -
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

(LwowSde ,,Sfowo Poiske")
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

CZARNIK - 49ta i AShlnad ave.
M narOinIku 51sEej / Ashland ave.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-02-12

Wszyscy cz{onkowie powinni bye o.
becni ma tenn posiedzeniu poniewaz
sa bardzo wazne sprawy do saaatwie
MIA. Tom. Malinger, PREF; FIR. JAM
kowski, sekr. 1434 Blackhawk utica
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-19
HERE ARE EASY RULES
FOR TESTING DIAMONDS

CHICAGO. Aug. 1S.-Can you tell
a genuine diamond? Nincty-nine
out &C a hundred persons can't Most
persons are az the mercy of deal
er in buying n diamond 4 reliable
JeV'~ler lives Up 20 the trades tTadi-
tions Of honesty. But there are 9th
er dealers not so reliable. Since
diamonds are them ost frequently
bought OF all gems nowadays. ii may
be we'll for anyone who COutem plates
buving a diamond 20 study these
rules given BY the electrical expert
meuter:
Mark the diamond with an alumni
nun, pencil. If il IS a real dia-
m0nd the mark may he removed
easily with a moistened cloth. II
il is glass, the mark cannot Ee re-
moved even with acids.
A nail file il drawn along the
edges will not cut the diamond while
it will nick glass.
Diamond facets have SHARP edges.
Ta"ets on glass have much duller
edges.
a drop Of water spreads on glass
and remains glObular on diamond,
even If moved about with q pm.
If 4 genuine top has been cement
cd on n glass foundation it may be
detected if the spurious gem Is
placed in oil.
The best test OF all is the specific
gravity test. All genuine diamonds
show n specific gravity Of $50.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-19
HUNGARY AFRAID
OF BOLSHEVIKI
IN POLISH FIGHT
Believe Europe Would Face
Crisis Should Poland
Collapse.

BUDAPEST. Aug. 1S.-Hungary's
statesmen are fearful Of the conse-
auences II the Bolshevild crush Po-
land. admiral Nicholas Horthy, re-
gent OF Hungary. when seen at his
palace Office by The Associated Press
correspondent, said on that subject
Should Poland collapse Europe
would have 10 face a serious crisis.
since all international order and
standing power OF Central Europe
has been shaken by the breakdown
after FIVE years OF war and by the
crushing peace treaty In addition 20
other evils In the wake Of war. The
treaties dictated by the Allies were
unable 20 create order and tranquil
ity. on the contrary all our evils
grew more acute and all painful
problems. on the way OF solution
more or less in the past. face us
grimly like as many sphinxes. Cen
tr2l Europe IS a volcano after the
eruption, still covered with smoke,
and we cannot see any reassuring
sign as yet 10 avert dangers lurking
IN the future above Europe
Il am informed about the prepara-
AAAAAr VI NAlt uiblNllf-N lHl~- NtEE pre- p
aTadons ere not OF n recent date and
% Is not exclusively Hungary they
are related 10. Bolshevistic propa-
ganda is an enemy OF all countries
not accepting the principles Of the
Third Internationale. trying 20 spread
ITS doctrines I'm the United States and
Canada just as well as in Hungary.
The most dangerous means of all
bOlsheVistiC offcnSives is just tho
pro paganda and from that viewpoint
there was not a single moments
cessation in tie bolshevIstic offensive
against Hungary. OF the contrary
II maintains n feverish activity
against US by the means OF the Hun
garian communistic fugitives in vi
emma aided with Russian money. II
IS n pity that in many Western coun-
tries people do not realize the dan
gers and the means of the bOlshevist
propaganda.
The relation Of Hungary 20 her
neighbOrS depends solely upon how
our neigh bors wish to establish II to-
ward MS II is in thir interest tina.
the treaty has been forced on us by
the Allies so that is their duty TO
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-19

public sentiment. as a preliminary
condition 10 the resumption OF econ
omiC connections.
The misery OF the people OF these
territories OF the former Austro- Hun
garian monarchy, a compact econom-
zeal territory in the past. Is due
mainly 10 the fact, that all the nat
ural. economic ties are cut and they
are being forced into the most un-
natural connections. We quote as
an instance the salt supply OF the
country which commodity could be
procured from the mines a Few kilo-
meters distant from the present
boundary line in Marmaros. In
spite OF all that we are obliged 70
supply our needs in salt from Ger
many. That unnatural order OF
things increases ously the cost
OF living and paralyses all produc-
ton
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-19

course, are strong advocates Of an
irredentist propage nda. If our neigh
bors have a really serious intention
to improve general sentiment toward
us. they have 10 make 10 possible,
first of all. for those fellow country
men of ours TO return home. They
have 10 stop prosecutions so that
even on that most unfortunate spot
of Europe there should be open for
everybody a chance 10 make a living
compatible with human dignity. 1t
would be Of a first rate importance
TO have effected that Improvement In
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-19

start better relations. Although
1t is much easier for the 10 do that,
unhappily they show very few signs
of their intentions 10 that effect up
TO the present. They continue their
intolerab bic attitude toward Hungary
living on territories severed from
Hungary.
Day by day for IS months our
people have been fleeing from the oc-
cupied territories and our railroad
terminals are not large enough to
shelter the railroad cars they are liv-
ing in. These prosecuted families OF
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-19
amateur Player, Hit BY
Pitched Rail .Succumbs

KALAMAZOO, Mich. Aug. IS
Carl wager. amateur ball player of
PainweI. Mich. died in a hospital
here Tuesday morning OF injuries
received in a game Sunday. He was
hit on the head by a thrown ball
and conclusion Of the brain result
ed
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-08-19
Our Answer
TO The Challenge
Of Dollar. Day

will have the make 81 90 do the work FIVE dol
in o a
S. values When South Bends biggest we conducts offers
o n a
truth of ognExcv But Not Expensive Christmas Wedding Birthday
pr
Caue big dollar day festival wonderful opportunity
%
night Both models marked substantial
fanou GuenW are Clauers
their advertisements their goods always reliable
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11


9, 1920 IN bar as oHcuy:
"The and
OF
flowing seurn
Reunding Mortgage due Ma /,
embe l.,
Bondar
be n TrutIn
and $45 52oo
since
The InYar
be exchangebe o
public
The
10000 in of
enandass edandre ived byu
The right reserved close the without g
smaller
dNcreto
KUHN, LOEB & CO. THE NATIONAL CITY CO.
June
All the a o
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Prices Generally
Firm in Trading
On Curb Market
Invincible Oil Registers An
other Advance; General
Asphalt Is Stronger;
Aetna Explosives Drops

Prices were generally firm on the
curb market yesterday. with General
Asphalt registering a substantial ad-
vance and others recently active doing
we'll. Etna Explosives and Invincible
OIL, which advanced sharply on
Wednesday, were again active, but the
gains were not duplicated
Etna Explosives ruled firm at the
opening and registered a fractional ad-
vance over the previous closing price,
but lack of support later caused a re-
action and the price seased off to 97s,
a net decline of H. Invincible Oil con-
tinued in demand and sold up nearly
q point, but also eased off slightly later.
The upturn netted the stock gain of
"a Il, however, and it closed strong.
General Asphalt was strong large
part of the day, first selling up above
70. When the buying ceased the shorts
started drive, but renewed support
drove the shorts to cover and the
stock ranged up to 70, holding most of
this advance.
Most of the independent oils were
fairly steady, with only narrow fluc-
tuations taking place. Simms eased off
4, but White Oil was fractionally
stronger. Others closed virtually at
the previous closing price.
Silver shares continued In supply
with little demand, but recessions were
slight
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Cotton Is Weaker
Again Because of
Trade Uneasi1less
CONTINUED from urecedlo, o.os,

was hardly favorable for the new crop.
but crop news was not given very serious
were again looked upon the dominat-
slng factor. The Eastern cash demand
was slow the leading industries here
supplying their needs largely through
Yesterday's Previous Year
Corn No yellow.ssiiA ss9sN siGss $685. aSSi
Chicago:
5uIs ssps Xxx 1.sts 1st III" 1sss 1sss
Oats--There very excited market
i IN oats. and prices moved in a very fever
= lsh and erratic manner. The heavy cover
,irioaa ing movement y" @ Wnlch on Wednesday sent
force during the early session. and values
a seontinued to climb until they showed gains
ing took place. and late in the day the
.searket declined with even greater rapidity
tnan It had advanced earlier.
Final quotations., while somewhat above
ne lowest. showed net losses of &c for
July, ,Iuiy an, and gain Of 1sc for September.
~, and leading cash interests were cred
tied with selling heavily. In the local
ing grains quoted at s1.s5 to si.ss.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Sos Ssw hHsk ss9ss flSss ag9 ss
september elt fi.i': is1s s7s. 1s4a s1s ss& 81
5. Rye-Market barely steady.
s. Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close ago.
10. West..s2.56 $2561I s15s
Flour and Meal-ouotations were:
yesterdays Previous Year
aIinn. pat' p.Dss ''0'e' ago.
sl4:oo@15.oo ,ls6c@145o s11.5oa12. 90
s5sa@ ABS 47sH@ 4.s5 $500 400
ll.55 91a.oo 117s@1a1o 5000 SIS
ID an. o4.Vo 6f.o0 41.50
Coffee Futures.-The coffee market de-
>Neloped a considerably easier tendency
ana after an opening decline of to s
points. values worked off on selling by
cotton and stock houses. and there was a
report in circulation that prominent
operator, who went long of the market
ABOUT six weeks ago, had become tired Of
hls position and was liquidating
AT midday July had touched 145oc;
;rptember, l4.30c: December. 14.25c and
Narch. i42Sc, or rs TO 80 points net
'"wer. From this point there was re
crvery late in the day, final prices show
lag net losses of s to 21 points. Much
o. the days business was represented in
lily liquidation and switching OF this de-
very TO later months. On the scale down
-5urope was buyer, together with a mod
rate demand from a coffee commission
use, while trade interests sold.
The cost and freight market was quiet
IA no particularly fresh firm offers in
tfHnce, and no new developments in the
Al spot market, where prices were
s.'minally unchanged.
= The range OF prices follows
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11

$6564OO0
American Sumatra Tobacco COMPANY
Five Year 71s36 Sinking Fund Convertible Gold Notes
Outstanding sss.oo Due June h. '7
@ $ ] IS :$ "A $:: :: , f. ;
2: @ a ss % s % % ] @ % % 3 % ]
The Chase National Bank of New York; Trustee
sumtrsTa CO.. cmpany = ~ ~
s % s'' H Ss; : ;ss:; ] s s
y t nss4 ss4s s and . s sssRs sSR9ss se e"s or %
% s % % xes % dsas sn5 % a f % sSs
@; @ @ s4snss % as ssjs ss5 s .s s ss
% % @ eons ss the ce1s nz fuaasd as
%1 ] % f "ss yssr saG asx e a @s S. 1s 1879 5 %
s2nsss s % se s @ ? s e's; so5s asss ss:
~ nevertheless De converted presented at least
% ifs a 5sn5 3ns nss fss pay into
reded % @ sing amy f%s % ps Face amount Notes
% @ @ % Vi. s '* s ss s
"sh" above d.ndr ia counsel
Price SO and Interest Yielding About go
Tucker, Anthony & Co.
Hambleton & Company Frazier & Co.
NE" YORK Baltimore New York
Graham, Parsons
Tho Information presented herein .r-.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11

port demand for lard. all had stimulat-
Ing influence on values which closed with
net gains of 15 to 80 points
The range Of prices follows: y
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Butter, Cheese. Eggs

Butter-Receipts were 9747 packages
Csssiamery; higher than extras. lb.. $50
y score. SIS q SIC; hrsts IS to So score.
5zM g 54hc; seconds. 83 to 81 score, 491a %
- nc; lover grades. 46@43hc; unsalted,
higher than extras. GI9s1Hc; extras
n 55c: state dairy tubs, finest, SO SIC;
good to prime. 52@ 55c; common to fair
- r. &c; renovated, extras. 50U51c: frats
@sD4Sc: ladies. current make. nrsts 45 a
<o@4lc; packing stock, curren, mai
s7Q 40c s'"UeS
Cheese-Receipts were 500 boxes. state
Whole milk. fresh fats, coiored or whites,
.ib.. ze@27e; average run. 25Mc; lowe
f:sverage ran. 2sc; lower grades. 2oW2Sc !:
twins. fresh specials white or coiored
~ ~ nc; aYerase run. 25 4ac; held as to
held, twins, II q 29c. fresh, CSC; sta..i,
Daisies, held. zoe. double Daisies. rslG
80 soc: Young Americas. fresh 81 NJ 81 IL e
Tsrne elars 'kinS 81 cnd,s fresh speciaIs 1874 lsc
good. i2@lsc: lover grades. 5@ iOc.
E&gs-Recctpts were 1866 cases Fresh
Rathered. extras, dozen. 48h ~ 4ec: stor-
age peeked. extra firsts 47@4sc: lrsts
Ytg'zc. fresh gathered. extra firsts
'1eg+ac' nrsss' fz@44c; seconds. soQ SIC;
regular packed. s55s 9ss % Sc No. 's@ 20 $Se Is
S4hc: checks. good 70 choice. drv S1sy
@gc' state. fennsylyania and nearby West
sfis,ts 10 extra flrs,s 47@5Sc: sa,aersd R .Du
z~hites hrstB to extra sirsts 47G152c. under
GRADES, foU@sc; Pacific Coast white ON
.,as, a,ss Sss ez,rs nrsts. 81 l&g53c; girnta. 81
cred whites. aoQ49c. state. Penn,y,ya,sIa
ana nearby Western, hennery browns ex
ira" 500 Sic; gathered brown ana ;ntxcd
mlls,aS' ml,a' AS1 @Asc' irHts 10 extra aFsts, "a
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
THE NATIONAL CITY CO

nesses would be banned by the new ".
which, II was said. was TO so INTO w -.
on June Fl. This might indicate tns' - -,
ernment officials were expecting an
sugar situation later in the year uss
quiet and without price changes lasss Jns,
were buyers at last prices but sstes sptres
ideas were somewhat higher. Porso l.
were available at from $3.50 to SIC. Sssls
and some fuli duty sugars at abou' ...cnsi -.
c. /. +. About the only change IN ~ " Ar
sumr was the announcement that tsrSs. tns &.
bucislea had Withdrawn from the h''.
List prices were unchanged
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Dated June l, 1920.

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last
sSS sSS :Rsa :RsSd kooR & R't 6, y y Z =,
1oeo Roy t:Sf5u Dutch i'ri rts ssas sax 80 ask
5000 5000 Ryan Pet. .3% az 3A s%
100 +salt Ok Prod. 32]a 32ls S215 32A
So So .Sssss;o1 .ssSssE - +; dp as. az ~
sS$S $$ Tx 1?s1fse 60 sa s1% X * ~ u
1899 ssSS rs*Ran .aG p5s: p : + 1i'' = ~ i
'1SS iSS :Tsopea3 :TsseH q 6 L. 20 7' 20" 20 20"
3100 AUntt Tex Pete n u u
500 Vacuum o & G 4 4 4 4
500 *Victoria OIL. 1ss 1ss u
1000 *Vulcan OIL. 3ss 35s 3ts 3ss
1000 *White Oil.... 20 21 20 2O%
100 *Woodburn OIL 3% 3% S% az
Mining
1900 Alaska Br c NJ s}s 3A 8h SJa
900 *Am Mfnes...
1900 *tBelch d Ga p) 5I5 6ia
1900 *Belch E "a p) 6h 6ls 5la s
10000 Big Ledge... * q "a "a
$500 *tBooth. 800. 6l9 Az s
1900 atCaledonia. 27 2s 26 81
100 Canada Copper TX liz 1Js liz
$500 +Candelaria SILL n 4E Il
500 Cons Cop Min. 3% 3A 3L az
300 *Cons Vir Sill. 2l4 IN 2Ia 2%
$500 *Cortez Silver. 60 so 5S 60
5000 Divide E Ca p). 26 81 25 27
S;$$ ;$$ s%%s I; 5S;SS$s: E ~ H. u
5000 "fEureka Holly l.
,52SS 2SS .4Satyy .E49pty- nine nine NJ. ~ IL u IL
sssS go seas9 sfsod9a 'ts'ss: coss: 10 % 10 s'S 10
27oo .+Godfd Mer.. IL ~ IL iM
1900 *tGreat Bend.
t0G e75 ll9, Hecla Mining. AZ ~ ~ .4A
20UO *TJim Butler. IT II
1900 TJumbo Exten. 9 6 6
ssOoo ssoo .tknox FhewaDrs Div,dc ~ ~ e. e. ~
1soo .Ionislana Cons !. 1 4 !.
$500 $500 sfMafsh *fMafHa% MINI M le 4 1s IS IS 81
i: i: aS$;: HiiS S5;S% S$si q 81: 5; j.,
4'sS !NnG'? zns Hsns s55 5s s5s s5s 5s 20 j.
500 500 S.piss,ns Iao rsh1 MIn 1sH 81 az lsA lsA
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New-York tribune., 1920-06-11

Short Term Securities
Security. Rate. Due. Bid Asked. Yld
Am Cot Oil IS, 1924 90 91ia $50
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Bonds
COttOnseed Oil

but subsequently Il better demand dowayI
oped. and total sales aggregated 23ao0
barrels. The upturn in lard stimulated
more active buying through commia.io :, y
houses and offers were limited ITirr,,,',,
IN compound and the fact that ne"djns,
"parit'ora mad decided not TO change tns
compound price us well AS ruinurg Of ~
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Authorized $6,564,0o0

$15,O0O,OOO
Chicago and North Western Railway Co.
Ten-Year Seven Per Cent Secured Gold Bonds
Due June
Iur pYablse uiaunuu une1 D.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Sugar and Coffee

Current Year
Sugar. granulated. Id. 80 @.2sb .os s
Coffee, Rio, No. IT,. .lsA q - .1sM
Coffee. Santos. No. A.. .222s d.22N "a IS
Sngar-Thcre were rumors circulating
yesterday that government officials were
soon to place regulations on sugar as to
rationing consumption similar to the
former war regulations. and that the susar
bo,.i - hctcla, restaurants aud other ht.si-
The Evening Missourian., 1920-06-05
SPORT.



The first race Of the American Rae
ing Pigeon Union started at noon to-
day when 1000 pigeons were liberated
at Sedalia. Eighteen Of the pigeons
belonged to I. Wolfson. 801 Locust
street. Columbia.
The air line from Sedalia to Colum-
bia is so miles and five Of the eigh-
teen birds belonging to Mr.. Wolfson
arrived here at 12:4o p. m. The rest
of the flock did not arrive until an
hour later. They came in from the
east and Mr.. Wolfson explained that
they probably got in with the st.
Louis flock before they broke away
for Columbia.
These same birds were liberated at
New Franklin yesterday morning at
$3.50 q. m. and arrived In Columbia
at s:05. The birds averaged two miles
minute on this trip. possibly helped
by wind. Tonight these birds will be
shipped to Calhoun. where they will
be liberated tomorrow morning. The
air line from Calhoun is about 100
miles.
The biggest event Of the season will
be held at San Antonio. Tex, July Is.
Mr.. Wolfson will enter fifteen pigeons
in the race.