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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-24

cuts already made don't move their
| goods quickly enough, there will be
more cutting and the bulk Of the peo-
pie are wise to those conditions.
There is a belief that wages must
come down before very long, but when
and where seems in doubt.
"When the public recently was buy;
ing. without any regard for the future" "
said broker. "the banks could afford
TO he liberal as to credit but now. with
falling prices. they put on the screws.
The same thing happened to us some
months ago." he said. when stocks
were skyrocketing Wall street and
brokers generally could get all the
money needed. but when the decline
came-well. he said. every one knows
what happened"
Chandler Bros. & Coin Havana
harbor. one day last week. as many as
1872 mighty ships occupied her docks or
awaited impatiently, midstream their
opportun.ty for loading and unloading
valuable cargoes. japanese. Swedish,
English, French. italian, Norwegian.
Spanish, Portuguese. Cuban and United
States had each more tI1n single en- :
tries. This Queen Of the Antilles
city Is growing by leaps and bounds.
Those who saw the place nine years ago
and now. behold growth and enrich
ment far beyond imagination. They and
neiphboring countries are absorbing the
enormous wealth flowing in by reason
Of the demand Mt greatly increased
values Of their products. No sitting OF
their profits. as Of our copper. steel.
food products and what not. except cot
ton. Costa Rica. with her vast cultiva-
tion and supply Of coffee. tobacco.
cocoanuts. bananas. pineapplcs. cocoa
beans. mangoes and other smaller fruit.
Is gathering In riches galore and emcrg-
ing rapidly from the poor countries of
the world. This is the story of many
others of these southern states. who es-
TEEN. lightly indeed. either the friend
shin or the honor Of the United States,
the one country Of all countries that
should be their most ardently admired
comrade.
Hughes & Dier-The spirited recov-
cry made by stocks following the wave
of selling which came in the wake Of
the Federal Boards warning of the
necessity for further conservation of
credit. strengthens the belief that liqui-
dation in securities has ended. Senti-
ment regarding the future of the mar
ket has assumed a more optimistic tone.
and considerable buying for the "long
pull" was in evidence during the closing
DAYS of the week. The upward move :
ment in Liberty Bonds helped to bring
about better tone for stocks. We be
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-24
FURTHER
DECLINE IN PRICES
Majority of Bankers Believe
Drastic Reductions Are
on Way

Whether prices are coming down still
lower than the present wave, inaugu
rated by the dry goods stores whether
the reduction will or will not be per e
manent. we're questions which we're
being more discussed in the financial
district during the dull half session on
Saturday than the fluctuations Of the
stock market. In some brokers' Offices
visited the prices Of straw hats were
more discussed than the prices of bonds
and stocks.
On the question of still lower prices
for commodities there is wide diff
ference of opinion, but the majority
Seem to think that very drastic reduc =
tions are due and on the way.
Those who think differently claim
that the present wave Of price reduc
ton will be followed shortly by a rise
in prices all along the line. They claim,
and with some justice. that production
has not kept pace with consumption ;
that 1t has been still further reduced
since the present wave of price rcduc-
tions began: that merchants are now
selling off their stocks at such rate
that they will shortly be depleted. with
nothing to take their place. and, ac =
cording to the Interchangeable law of sup
ply and demand, the scarcity will pro-
duce higher prices.
A banker said it would take a very
wise person to say just what way prices
are going to trend, but he hoped the
decline, IL il is to be a decline. will be
gradual. He said he did not look upon
the reductions so generally advertised
as of any consequence. as they are in
no way comparable to the enormous
advances made in the prices for the
same goods during the past few years.
He said he looked for something more
drastic than anything which has hap
pened yet. He said in general conver-
sation he found there was feeling that
prices must come down still further.
and so long as such feeling is preva-
lent, he said, there will be little buy
ing. When merchants find that the
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-24
Commodity Markets
COTTON MARKET

New York. May 24.-Thc feature Of
the cotton market this morning was
the National Ginners' report making
condition "a and indicating crop of
only 10000 900 bales. or we'll under
last years crop, and very much below
estimates of what the world will re :
quire this year.
First prices were 20 to .43 points
higher on the report. This was fol :
lowed by. period Of realizing under
which prices dropped about Is points
from opening levels.
Memphis interests and local spot peo =
pie were good buyers on the call, hut
the favorable weather reported over
Sunday invited considerable local sell !.
ing.
The market stcadied later at about
20 points decline under Saturday $
close.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-24
Raw Sugar Market Quiet but eir,,

New York. May 24.--with the excep-
tion of the advance to 22ac by the
American Co. no changes are reported
in the refined market. The market for
raws continues quiet but firm, snot
Cubas kSing quoted. unchanged at
23.57c, duty paid. There Is still a good
demand for prompt sugars. but refiners
are holding off on commitments FOR
later months.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-24
GRAIN MARKET

Chicago, May 24.-The corn market
was feverish and irregular in the early
trading today. Operations were mixed.
but wire houses took hold at the start
and absorbed the offerings. The news
over Sunday was not important.
While sentiment appeared TO be bear
ish. some concerns were inclined to he
cautious on the selling side. The dis
tribution of cars. under the Interstate
Commerce Committee orders, had no
pronounced effect. Receipts were -
cars.
May opened at 81 rs to 81. 10. against
S1.7S at the close Saturday, and moved
up to 81 50. July was quoted at
81 .5S1a to 80 at the start. and rose
to 81 .G0H. September opened at
81 .49A to 81 .49M. compared with
81 .4SM at the end Saturday, and ad >
vanced to S1.51H. There were rcac
tious from the top.
Oats also were irregular. There was
scattered selling by commission houses
of deferred futures at the start, but
offerings ceased and the market rallied
promptly in sympathy with corn.
May opened y cent higher. at 97c.
July was quoted at S5I5c TO S5Tc,
against S5hsc at the close Saturday,
and advanced to S6Ac. SeptnmhC
started at I4c to 1889 and later sold
q cent above Saturdays close. at
74Xc. Receipts were 81 cars.
Receipts of wheat here today were 3
cars.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-05-24
Leading futures ranged as follows

(ChicaGo tlmel
corn tnew dcllEery) 1890 Sar.
jals %fy % rs i: iSSSs 49, rs s5% s5% 55ss
Nay May .... o.. 5aat o., .as,; toe',
July $3.50 $500 $50 $500 aIo2
July ...2O7o '21oo 2o.75 .2l. .oo t2o ~
july -. ..17 90 .Is.12 i7s5 .1sI2 $50,
IBID. tAsked.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-19
THANKFUL FOR
TANLAC, SHE SAYS
Bloomington, ILL.,, Woman,
Now Well and Strong, Says
This Medicine Was a Bless
ing To Her.

MY brother-in- law certainly knew
what he was talking about when he
advised me to try Tanlac, for it has
built me up so much | feel like a
different person." said Mrs. Oscar
Curtis. of Col East Mill street, Bloom
ington. Ill.
Il had suffered with stomach trou-
BILE and pains in my back for the best
part of six years, 7 couldn't eat any
thing that didn't form sour gas on
my stomach and cause me to suffer
.terribly with heartburn. My back
ached night and day and I just felt
so weak and bad all the time that
my housework was a drudgery. I
was so nervous the least little thing
would upset me and 1t was impos-
slble for me to get a good nights
sleep. l always got up in the morn
ings with that tired, worn out feel
ing, and some mornings my back
hurt me so bad / could hardly get
out Of bed.
My brother in law told me about
Tanlac and sent for bottle and I
felt better after my first few doses.
My appetite has returned and | can
now eat as much of anything as |
want without having one bit of trou-
Bile. My back doesn't pain me any
more and l sleep like a little child
every night and get up in the morn
ing feeling fine My housework is
now pleasure and l am thankful for
what Tanlac has done for me, for II
certainly did relieve me Of a world
of suffering"
Tanlac is sold by the leading drug
gists in every town. adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-19

Whittemore's gilt edge nc
Energine fabric cleaner TIC
Bostonian cream, black,
brown or white lille
Glase Blanc. white kid
| cleaner .........,.17c
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-19
Republicans Trying
To InfLGnie Races,
Roosevelt Declares

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich, Oct, 1S.-e
Charges that Republican campaign
orators were making an appeal to
racial hatreds and prejudices (which
will cuntlnue to bear evil fruit bng
after the coming election" were made
by Franklin o. Roosevelt, Demo-
cratic presidential nominee, in
a series of speeches today through
Southwestern Michigan.
These Republican speakers" Mr..
Roosevelt said, 'basing their appeals
on false premises and misstatements
of fact, are deliberately inflaming the
passions of their hearers, creating
enmity toward those countries whose
soldiers with our boys fought side
by side in the late war countries
that are still allies and countries
that will God willing. continue to be
our allies in the great work that
confronts the civilized nations in re-
building the world after the storms
of the great war.
wild charges are spread about by
Republican orators, who, raving
about internationalism, would lead
the ill-informed to believe that other
countries are plotting against us
Foolish appeals are made for. us TO
live our own lives and let Europe
go hangs attend to your own az
fairs and not to NEEDLE with those OF
,othe- countries, just as though IL
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-19

Black brown or white
Shinola ....... &c
Shinola outfit .... SIC
Barton's Dyanshine, black
or brown ......... &c
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-19
YELLOW ROADSTER
SOUGHT IN MYSTERY

CAMDEN, N. J.~. Oct. 1S.-Police
authorities of Camden and Burling-
ton counties have SO far been unable
to find a trace of the yellow road
ster they have been seeking in con-
nection with the mysterious robbery
and death of Davis S. Paul, the
Broadway Trust company messenger
Pauls body, with the head battered
and arms gashed, was found in a
shallow grave in the New Jersey
pines near Tabernacle. rs miles from
here.
Paul disappeared while taking $10,-
900 in cash and $4,000 in checks to
Philadelphia bank. The police say
they believe the killing of Paul oc-
CURED in Philadelphia, and the body
taken to the pine swamp in the yell
low car
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-19

Many other good brands arc includ
ed at prices representing values
equally as great
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-19
DAMAGES STAND.

WASHINGTON. Oct. 1S.-Dam-
ages of $1,000 awarded by lower
courts In Louisiana to Glenn l..
Breakey against John ]. Dipmitt will
stand as a result of refusal of the
supreme court today 90 review the
case. rBeakey charged that Dimmitt
and others, May 81, 1918. character
him
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-19
REPUBLICANS BARRED.

Jasper, Fla, Oct. 1S.-On advice
Of the county attorney and judge
the commission of Hamilton county
has refused to allow the names Of
Republican candidates for county of
fees printed on the official ballot,
the county officials taking their
stand on the recent decision of the
supreme court that legally there is
no Republican party in the state
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-19
2.1s5 BODIES ARRIVE.

NEW YORK, Oct. 19.-The army
transport Pocahontas has arrived
from Antwerp and st. Nazaire with
bodies of 2,1S5 American soldiers
killed in France. Among the pas
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-19
COURT TO RECESS.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 1S.-The SUI
preme court will recess from Oct. 25
to Nov. s, it was announced TODAY.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-19

were possible for us or any other ma
ton to lead a life OF national isola-
tim
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-19

', EDISON
RE~CREATIONsi
]
OCTOBER
NOVEMBER LIST
No.
5O684-La Veeda, F OK
.Trot. Max Fells' Della
R0bbia Orchestra.
Stop It-One Step
Green Bros NOUetty
Band.
5O685-My Sahara Rose
Medley Fox Trot
Wied0eft- WddsWorth
Two saxophones and
two pianos.
Karzan-FoX Trot
Green Bros. Novelty
Band.
5O6S3-There's a Typical
Tipperary Over Here.
Premier Quartet
Pretty Kitty Kelly
William Bonner
506S6-Daddy You've Been
a Mother to Me
George Ballard
Hiawatha's Melody Of Love
Betsy Lane Shepherd
and Elizabeth Lennox
5O6S7-Tve Got the Profi-
teering Blues
Billy Murray
Oh! How I Laugh When l
Think How l Cried
About You
Rachael Grant and
Billy Murray
SO532-Red Rose
Monsieur Beaucaire
Arthur Middleton
A Rose, a Kiss and You
Lewis James
5O647-I Come From Get-lt-
AL Bernard and
Ernest Hare
Snoops the Lawyer -
Maurice Burkhart
50657-"O" (Oh)
Billy Murray
Who Ate Napoleons with
Josephine when Bona
narte Was Away)-As
You Were
Maurice Burkhart
5O65S Afghanistan - Fox
Trot .,
Lopez and Hamiltons
Kings of Harmony
Ruddha-Medley Fox Trot
Lenzberg's Riverside
Orchestra
50664-Pickanniny Blues "a
Waltz Lullaby
Male voices-Crescent
Trio
Underneath the Moon
Contralto and bari
tone, Helen Clark and
Joseph Phillips
The
Edison
Photograph
Shop
IO3 S. Court Ace.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1920-10-19

France and England; II prisoners
from the army of occupation in Ger
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-12
Vyvazii smrti.

Omaha, Nebraska, 10. brezna. -
V st. James hotelu doslo k prfhode,
pri nfz diva bratri, Adolph Duchek a
Edward Duchek jen zvlastni nahodou
vyvazli nebezpeci smrti. V jednom po.
koji hotelu pohraval 81 j. H. Shelley
Sc 45ti kalibrovym automotickym re-
volverem; byl jist, re zbrah nenf
nabita, a vykladal jeff zarfzeni sve-
mu prfteli. Konecne stiskl spoust', ma
cez vysla rama a sousednim pokoji
oval Sc bolestny vykrik. Kule me
nabiteho" revolveru proletla stenou
do vedlejsf mfstnosti, kde zasahla A
dolpha Duchka do ramene primo
mad loktem a narazila ma mosazn3
sloupek postele, cfmz zachranen byI
AdolfGv bratr Edward Duchek, spi.
CT ma one posteli, cd NOME smrt'.
Neopatrny strelec byl dopraven do
vysetrovacf vazby a raneny byl o.
setren policejnfm lekarem.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-12
cesky konsresnik pro PoIaky.

Washington, 10. brezna. -, Jak Sc
sdeluje, prijata byla 3. t. m. kon-
gresu pfedloha, povolujfcf znacnou
sumu penez ma dopravenf americkych
polskych legionarI Evropy zpet do
Ameriky. Jsou to americl Polaci,
kteff vstoupili behem valky do pol
ske armady We Francii proti Nemcum
bojujicf a po skonceni valky posla'
nj byli do sve osvobozene vlasti, ably
tam pomahali pri zavedenf poradku.
Po navratu do Ameriky touzf jiz dav-
no, ale az nynf bude jejich pfanf spl.
memo, kdyz kongres penfze ma jejich
dopravu zpet povolil. Pri jednanf o
predloze toho sc tykajici, ujal Sc pol
skych legionarI kongresnfk p. ]. j.
Babka Clevelandu nadSene reci,
ktera tesla Sc velke pozornosti a
pravf sc, re bylo to hlavne zasluhou
ceskeho kongresnika- re predloha bez-
odkladne byla schvalena.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-12
Now nekIid mezi uhIokopy.

Indianapolis, Indiana, 9. brezna. -
Unie uhlokopG, United Mineworkers
of America, rozhodla Sc, ze zamftne
rozhodnutf smircf komise, kterou jme-
noval president Wilson po skonceni
poslednf stavky, nebude-li obsahovati
znacne zvysenf mzdy upravu pracov-
mich podminek, jak bylo dnes ozname-
no hlavniho stanu organisace. Hlav-
nj Grednici unie nebyli dnes We meste
pritomni ii, kdoz je zastupujf, ne
chteli podati zadneho blizsiho vysve-
tlenf.
New York, 9. bfezna. - Hornici a
majit. doli tvrdouhelnych Pennsyl-
vanie seSli Sc zde ma predbezne pora-
de mzdach, ktere mali vejfti plat
most dne 81. brezna, kdy vyprsi dnes-
nj kontrakt, jenz mel platnost ma city
~ roxy. Jest jisto. ze ma teto schulz
mnoho Sc nerozhodne. Delnici jen
podaji svuj pozadavek a vymenf sc
nahledy. Obe strany hodlaji vycka.
vati rozhodnuti presidentovy komise
O dolech mekkouhelnych, ktere bude
mfti ma jejich rozhodovanf v dolech
tvrdouhelnych veliky vltv. Pozadavky
delniku jsou upraveny We velike mffe
podle tech, ktere byly podany hornf-
ky mekkouhelnych dolI loni ma pod
zim. Je to pridavek go procent pa
mzde pro hornfky cd kusu, 81 pffdav-
ku denne pro ty, kdoz pracujf ma ho-
dipu a sestihodinna doba pracovni
pri petidenni praci tydnu pro vse.
cky. Mezf jinymi pozadavky jest "a
vrena dina, stejnomerny plat u vsech
spolecnosti a nektere pozadavky te
chnicke. Ackoli ODE strany sc sesly
nejlepsf shode, nevi nikdo, nebude-
Ii prace cd 1. dubna zastavena. Mysli
Sc, ze hlavni vyjednavani svereno
bude vyboru, ktery bude sestavati jen
z nekolika malo clenu konference,
ktery bude podavati zpravy vyboru
sirsfmu.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-12
Zlate easy nastavaji nyni
kapitalistim.
Dive dlIezita rozhodnuti nejvyssfho
soudu povedou k rozdfIenf obrov-
skyeh dividend v akclich.

Washington, 9. brezna. Krone
rozhodnutf, ze dividendy We forme ak
elf nepodlehajf dani prfjmI, nejvys-
81 soud Spojenych StatI vynesl wee
ra vecer jeste jedno rozhodnutf, KITE
re jest stejne dIlezitosti a nanejvys
vitanou zvestf pro americky kapital.
Toto druhe rozhodnuti stanovi, re ko-
mise mezisatnfho obchodu, pri prova-
deni valuace drah, must Sc rfditi od-
hadovanim jejich majetku nynejsf
Gene, totiz kolik by stale jejich uplne
nahrazenf, a ne die toho, kolik staly,
kdyz byly staveny. Totez platf pri
odhadovanf ceny pozemku, ktere dra-
by vlastni podel trait. Toto rozhod
mutt bylo vydano prfpade drahy
Kansas City Southern proti komisi.
Nasledkem techto dvou rozhodnutf,
akcie vsech velikych korporacf drah
stouply nadmfru, a prvnf z Mich pri-
vodi jiste beZprikladnou cru rozdelo-
vanf obrovskych "melounI." Mnohe
velike korporace nahromadily obrov-
ske prebytky, vahajfce je vyplatiti "
dividendach, protoze hlavnf akciona-
ri, jejichz prijmy jdou do desitek IT,
sicG, musili by znacnou cast takovych
prijmI odvesti Wade ma danfch. kdez-
to nynf nebudou nuceni platiti nice
no. Vsecky vyckavaly, zdali dopadne
rozhodnuti nejvysSiho soudu prizni.
We, dockaly sc. Mezi temito korpo'
racemi jsou cetne chicagske firmy.
Sears, Roebuck & Co., jejiz akcie
stouply ma new yorske burse re 21S
ma 252, jest pfipravena vydati akcio-
YOU dividendu We vysi 25 procent, ne
bo jeste vyssf, budou-li 81 akcionari
pratt. a jezto takova dividenda nepo.
dleha dani, nenf pochyby, re move ak
Gle budou vydany. Spolecnost tato ma
kapital $75.OO0000 a nerozdeleny PRE-
bytek $35.50O.OOO. Inland Steel Co.
vypise podle vseho rovnez velikou Ia
kovou dividendu, jezto ma prebytek
SIT 100000 porovnani kapitalem
25.O0O.OOO; Swift & Co., kapital
$150.000.0OU, ma preDytek $oo.oUU.VV,
]. R. Thompson & Co., vypfse divi-
dendu We vysi 1913 procenta; podob-
ne dividendy rozdelf firmy Butler
Bros, American Radiator Co., Cuda-
by Packing Co., Quaker Oats Co. a
Standard Oil Co. of Indiana. Nektere
americke firmy majf obrovske neroz-
delene prebytky TAX Morris & Co..
ma prebytek 100000, cili s1.7sO ma
jednu akcii; Standard Oil New Yor-
ku $4,000. .00O;7. American Car &
Foundry Co. $31.oOO.OOO; American
Tobacco Co. s44.5OO.0O0; Du Pontova
spolecnost s6S.OOO.OOO; Goodyear $780,
100000; Republic Iron & Steel, $685.
100000; U. S. Rubber, $41.S00.0O0, a
Vacuum Oil Co. $40.000.0O0.
odnfIa,e-a G:..anivmEn e, eta etaet
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-12
tods jdou do stareho zeIezs.

Eilsdelfie. Pennsylvania. s. brezna.
- Sest bitevnic treti trfdy. ktere Jsou
umisteny We 1dejSi lcdenici. bude zba-
veno vyzbroie a odhozeno do braku.
ponevadz jsou zastarale a nejsou vice
X potrebe. JSou TO Illinois, Maine, A
labama. Wisconsin. Kentucky kear-
rarge. Rozkaz tOhoto Smyslu priSel
z operaeni iiradovny namorni dnes
rano. Zadna o techto lodi nebyla nikdy
We valce VSecky byly dohotoyeny po
valce SpanelSko- americke a kdyz by
ly spouSteny ma vodu. byly povazova-
ny "a nejmodernejsi. hotovy div ma
mofnf techniky. To bylo asi pred diva
ceti lety. Nynf budou lode castecne
prodany do stareho zeleza nejvyssfm
nabizejicim. casteGne jich bude uzito
Ia terce pri cviceni namornikG. VSech
techto Sest lodi sIcastnilo Sc plavby
kolem sveta roce 1908.
Hlasatel. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1891-198?, 1920-03-12
ROCNfK-VOL.: XVI.
Dim zastupci pro armada
3O6,82O.
Navrhy demokrat1 na snfxenf stSIehe
vojska v dob3 miru zamitnuty;
rozhodnuti Jest as kone6n&

Washington, 10. bfezna- = Dunn I'd
stupcu autorisoval dnes 79 proti 25
hlasdm stalou armadu dobe mfru
v sfle 289, 1000 muzI a 1890 d1stoj-
nfkI, zamftnuv dodatek, ably armada
byla snfzena ma 226,0O0 muzl 14,200
dustojnfku. Dodatek tento, navrzeny
zastupcem Dentem Alabamy, Gle
nem vojenskeho vyboru, navrhoval
rovnez, ably takticka organisace ar
mady byla urcena kongresem, namf-
ste ably to bylo mechanic ma Will pre-
sidentovi.
Jakkoli usnesenf domu zastupcI me-
nj konecne, soudf Sc, ze budoucf sfla
autorisovane armady ie tim definitiv-
ne stanovena. Sc strany republikAn0
demokrati bylo titoceno ma IDENTIFY
dodatek. Porazka Dentova dodatku
neucinila vsak konec odporu protivnf-
XII velike stale armady. Zastupcs
Jones, demokrat Texasu. navrhl sni-
zenf vojenske silly $4,000 mud q
zastupce Harreld. republican Okla
homy, navrhoval snfzenf 100000.
JonesIv dodatek byl zamitnut 55 pro-
ii % hlasum, kdezto Harrelduv doda.
TEX byl zavrzen bez scftanf jmen. -
Kongres byl dnes pozadan sekretafem
Danielsem O povolenf $S,500,000 na
spravku valecnych lodi.
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s poctivosti Medal dojdes!

New York, 9. brezna. Harry
Hahn. sedmnactilety klerk, nasel tu
ma ulici obalku, jez obsahovala pOu-
kazku Ma zeleznicni dluhopisy Gene
$1,2O0.000 byla vydana bankou mon
trealskou. Mladfk donesl listinu do
uradovny banky, ma kterou byla vyda-
ma. V odmenu Ia tuto poctivost bylo
mu dovoleno spatriti sameho pred
sedu banky. ale teprve potom, kdyz
ma neho liradovne asi hodinu Gekal.
Predseda firmy udelal mu dlouhe ka-
zani poctivosti, niz clovek MEDIA
lie dojde. a pax sahl do kapsy dal
mu - dvoudollar. Mladfk hned MIN
sci do restaurace koupil 81 obed.
Jeho obavy Sc nesplnily. Dvoudollar
nebyl faleSny.
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oheh U Cecha.

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