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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-12
Francui 0 BOlszewickich Warunkach POkcju.
UZNANIE WRANCLA PRZEZ FRANCYE
W Calej Sowdepi G6d Zbliajaca SIC zma CrOzi Keska
NNETELEGRAMY ZAGRANICZNE
ARMIA POLsKA ODSTEPUJE w ZUPELNYM PORZADKU,
szYKUJAC SIZE DO WIELK1EJ BITWY

(Korespondencya Henry J. Reilly do Chic. Tribune
WARSZAWA 12 sierpnia - Pc osobistem zDadanu stanu
rzezy Posce oazu Sic re rome konunkaty opne Syua
cv Poce ukazuae sic wielkiej czbe prase zagrancz'
n roznacziUe pofozeniu Posce oparte fakach
Svtuacya Jest powazna wszeke usiowana przdstawle
MIA arni poe jako pobte zdemoralizowaneJ uciekaace
przed neprzyacee koego aecie Warszay Lwowa jest
v1ko kestya czasu pozebnego
te DO psze ma przeconych fktach uysne przez propa
candle rogow Pos druge nedoadnych raportach po
6aanych przez ennych ME maacych
szego pojecia woenne rzece ma oPo"laoanlacA
dezerterow obcej narodowoc pawdopodobne zydow Pzp
Red) k6rzy chcac usprawedwi6 so ucieczk oPowadaja
niesworzone rzeczy porazce swoich oddzlafow
Fala uchodzow przypoina conie sic udnosc francusej
pred woiskami neneckieni sierpniu roku 1914
Chocaz og6na uchodow poskh dochodzi prawdopo-
dobne mona ednak ME zauwaza zadnych oznak pan
i zatamowana ruchu kolejowego.
Ma wszysth stacyach dae hczne gry ochot
nk6w udaacych front zyce Waszay Pono ogosznia
stanu oiennego begnie norae Nocne osetnie uc jest
Poetrznych naotow nieprzyacesh do ~ pory ME
byio Rad posk dalszym ciagu pozosae w "arszawle
Ranni przybywaa STALE ecz bardzo wiellej lczbe
Przewaaa Pomedzy ranny znadue sic duza cz
ba boszek6w Rannyh odamkam zrapneloow jest bardzo ME-
wielu opowadaja 10 pocskow aratnich wca ME eks
podue maa dobra opieke natychast eVako'Van
a tvv Fnkcyonayusze Ameykaskego Czerwonego Krzyza
oddaa usugi armii posk Caly narod pos mezczy
mi kobiety gotow do suzby Ojczyzne Ola iusacyi
ypada a re b minister spaw zaganicznych Pa
TEX byy abasady rosyskieJ Waszyngone 1uto"
ski noo e oba cza luz lat posz front ko proSci zo
nerze.
Wioscane odda swoje kone inne rzczy po-
trzebne ari pokiej Koearze wyek"ipowa ol kosztern
pociag szpitalny, sdadajacy sic 80 wagonow
Cofanie sic Dnepru Berezny ME byto reztatem decy
dyucei btwy zoso spowodowane atakowane ma
an przy poocy oddzaiow oe niepzyace rozrzuh po ca
lynn fronce by dose dug odday posk ME byy dose
slime by pojedynczo mog sawc niepzyjaceow koy
rozporzadzai cznesza konnc Coanle sic F0ko ME
moze bye porownane coaniem Nemcow po drugeI oVle
mad Marna kt6re odbyao podczas czch ola Necow oo
o Cofane sic pose moze bye racz porownane ze stra
tegczny ofrea pierwsze bitwe mad Marina Do
Iozono azeby unkna wak ceu zaJe krot
sze n A gdze mogfaby bye wydana roz
gaiaca b Tam gdze potrzeba tego wyagaa ME
zynono zadnych poaznych ufowa powstrzana nepzyJa-
ciela obrona Ltewskego ME ba poazna mona
por6nac ia ba pod Reims Me czyniono rownez poaznych
wysik6w cu obony n Bugu Cotnece sic poz Bug da SIC
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-12
KrOnika ChicaSOska.

kt0rcj Tcodor Roosevelt widllal
sic zmuszonym utWorzyC move
stronnictwo. postcpoWych. q.
sw:adczyi tcz, zc obccna jc&o
i1-dniowa podroz Z moWaml pc
p:ctnastu Stanach dqzy do otwo,
rIcnia oczu progrcSywnym mic
zalcznym, zc w partyl demokra-
tycznej znajdq najlcpszy wyraz
Gia swych zapatrywan.
Byly senator Lewis zaatakowaI
rownicz obecnych przcwodcow
rrpublikahskich, nazywajqc ich
,,senatoryalnym syndykatcm', ktO
~ konspirowai w ten spos6b, a
by konwcncyi krajowcj narzuclc
swego kandydata i Emusic ia do
nominoWania go ma urzqd pre-
zvdenta. \ cclcm tcgO .syndy-
katu' jest - zdanicm pana Le-
visa - obalcnic obccncgo sys-
tcmu bank0w farmcrskich i fcde-
raInych bankow rezcrwowych.
Dygresye w movie pana Roose
veita stanowif jego atak sklero-
wany przcciwko korupcyjnym
mctodom, jakicmi w kampanii
wyborczcj posIugujc sic partya
rcpublikanska. Zarzuty swe pod
tvm wAgledem opar} ma ostat-
rick raportach, kt6re stwlcrdzaJq
&c ma Chicago zosta}a nalozona
kwota S7Oo,000 jako oplata, kt6-
ra uiScic maj9 rcpublikanie togo
m:asta do rcpublikahskiego fun
cl,tszu kampanijnego. Mowca
stwierdzii, &c jezcli rozdziaf dat
k6w ma ten fundusz oparto ma
liczbie ludnoSci, w takim razie
partya republikahska chce zebrac
M ten eel w caiym kraju $4,000,
coo. Wszyscy zas wiemy, re tax
wiclka kwota ME moze bye uzy-
ia W Rampant ma cele uczciwe.
Uzasadniajqc powody, ktorc
sktoniiy go do podjecia obecl<ej
podrozy Z mowami, oswiadczyl
dcmokratyczny nominal:
,,Zar6wno gubcrnator Cox jak
ia wierzymy przcdcwszystkicm,
ze pierwszym obowiazkicm kan
dydat6w jest dac tax wielu oby-
watelom jak to tylko mozliwe
w tax wielu Stanach jak to tylko
mozliwe - sposobnosc ujrzcnia
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-12
POLSKA APELUJE DO STA,
NOW ZIEDNOCzONYCH.

Washington, IL. sierpnia. -
Polska, w oficyalnej proklamacyl
wydanej W Warszawie tu wczo-
raj otrzymanej przez Poselstwo
polskic przemawia, jak nastepuje:
wv krytycznej chwili stanow'
czej walki - Polska zwraca sic
do narodow swiata, ably oznajmic
i'm, re jej upadek zalezec bedzie
= nictylko Cd nawalncj przemo,
cy wroga, lecz take cd obojetno-
sci Swiata, ktory zwie sic ,,deno-
kratycznyrn" ,,mifujacym VOL
nose, pragnacym wolnosci dla
wszechnarodow."
w tel najbardziej tragicznej
godzinie - wobec naszego opusz-
czenia i nedzy, wobec morder-
stwa, jake ma sic rozegrac mad
Wisla. uznajemy Vase sunie--
ME, surnienie narodow sWiata, -
jako odpowiedzialne!
,,Wasza obojetnosc moze tax,
lax w roku 1772, 1895, 1881 i 1868,
pozwolic tym hordom ze wscho-
du ma zniszczenie wolnosci, ktore
wziefy swoj poczatek ma ruinach
tyranii Mikofaja i Wilhelma, mo-
ga one teraz zginac pod obuchem
bolszewickicgo imperyalizmu.
%, niechaj Vase sumienie po-
ruszy Was do dziaialnosci! Jezeli
Polski wolnoSc dis umrze, jutro
Wasza bedzie zagrozona!
oZwyciestwo bolszewikow mad
Wisfa - zagraza calej zachodniej
Europe. Nowy clos ,wisi mad
Swiatem, jak chmura gromowa!
,.Zbudzcie sic narody swiata'
Cziowieczenstwo, prawo prawda
wolaja Was! Wahacie sic? Boicie
sic wojny? Przyjdzie ona do Was
- tax, jak przyszia do mas! Znaj-
duje sic ona ma waszym progu.
Bedzie wtedy "a pozno do ocale-
ria Wan - siebie sanych! Me
tylko nasza przyszfosG. lecz Wa
sza przyszfosc jest zagrozona dzi-
siaj mad Wisia!"
POSEL LUBOMIRSKI DO
'RzADU AMERYKANsKIEGo.
Washington, IL. sierpnia. -
Polski posef do St. Zjednoczo--
nych Kazimierz Lubomirski wy
daf tn wczoraj oswiadczenie,
re Polska wzywa o natych-
miastowa pomoc Stany Zje-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-12
WALKA Z PASKARSKlM1
KAMIENNICZNIKAMI.

,.Te szyldy nie spadna, Jak diu
60 mic spadnic czynsz."
70 jest ultimatum, postawione
wczoraj przez 80 rodzin zamlesz
kujacych budynck apartamento-
wynn pnr. ll2O-ll52 Pratt blvd
i naprozno odnoSny agent reaIno
Sciowy biegal Cd drzwi do drzwl
i dzwonii, zadajqc cd lokatorow
ably pozdejmowali powywieszane
w oknach napisy. Po poftorago
dzinnej bezowocncj takiej bic
CANINE powr6cif do swcgo blu
IA, mic mic wsk6rawszy. Naplsy
te, wielkoSci II przcz II cah, o
piewajq:
.,NiesprawicdliwoSc! Wfasci-
cicl zada wyg6rowanej podwyzki
czynszu. Apartamcnt ten ME be-
die: wolny ma I-so pazdziernika
Czy cheese kupit so5ie proces:: ::
Pred wywieszcnicm tych nap
sow micszkahcy wspomnlNnc2N
budynlu apartancntowego zeszll
sic ma zgromadzcnie, na ktorcm
postanowili, ze wytrwaJ2 w Swey
walce ze zdzierca kamicniczni,
klein najeli adwokata, ktory be
die prowadzic ich sprawe W s9-
Gzie. Procz tego majq zamia!
wys}at swcgo przcdstawicicla na
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-12
Jake jest W}a$ciwe Zna-
czenie "Uzycia Wszyst-
kich Mozhwych SR'?
ze StanoWyCh PraWybOr6w
Davis i Willis Cora W Ohio.
Z KAMPANI COXA.
Przew6dcy W Tennessee Konferuja
W Sprawie "Suffragium".
WieSci Mel<syka11skie.
II l.
WieSci Meksyka11sl@ie.
Kandydaci Suchych Formalnie Uwia-
domieni O Nominacyi.
INNE TELE GRANNY KRAJO WE

dnoczone - W swej walce pre-
civ rzadowi sowietow Rosyi. O.
golnie mniemanem jest, re pomoc
ia przyjmie forrne kredytow dla
Polski re strony Stanow Zjedno-
czonych, celem zakupienia pozo-
staiych materyalow wojennych,
PosclStwo polskie juz zazadaic
pozwolenia Cd departamentu sta.
nu ma zakupienie 100000 wojsko-
wych unifortnow i 100000 par
butow departamentu dostaw
wojennych. Posei Lubor1irski "a
znaczy}, ze APPEL do departamentu
stanu zostanie uzasadniony ma "a
pewnieniu, zawartem w nocie a.
merykanskiej do Wioch, re Stany
Zjednoczone domagac sic beda
podtrzymania polskiej politycz--
nej niezaleznosci, oraz terytory-
alnej caiosci. Wielka Brytania,
Francya inne alianckie sprzy-
mierzone panstwa otrzymafy ko-
pie amerykahskiej rzadowej noty
wystosowanej do Wioch, orzeka-
jacej, re Stany Zjedn. domagac
sic beda podtrzymania politycz-
nej niezaleznosci terytoryalnei
caiosci nietylko Polski, ale iRo-
syi.
Fakt, re nota zostala 'wystoso-
wana do Wtoch raczcj, ME do
Wielkiej Brytanii, lub Francyi,
byi powaznie roztrzasany w oficy
alnych dyplomatycznych kwa-
terach. Po4-urzedowa opinia o.
swiadcza, re Wiochy, W zazada-
niu oswiadczenia cd Stanow Zje-
Gnoczonych, wystapify calkowicie
zgodnie z aliantami. Chociaz
W1ochy ME brafy czynnego u
dzialy W dyskusyi pomiedzy pre-
mierami Wielkiej Brytanii i
Francyi W sprawie rosyjsko-pol-
skiej, twierdza, re zainteresowa-
ME Wioch w sytuacyi ME byio
nniej zywe cd Francyi Brytanii,
a duzo tez Wiochom zalezy na
stanowisku obranem przez Stany
Zjednoczone.
ZNACZENIE ,,WSZYSTKICH
MOzLIWYCH SRODKoW."
Washington, IL. sierpnia. -
Posei polski, Kazimierz Lubomir-
ski, zwrocii sic do rzadu amery-
kanskiego o pomoc dla Polski,
wywodzac, il pomoc ze strony St
Ziedn., jest konieczrie potrzebna
Dokor,r1enia u1 stronlcv b -.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-12
Z Biura Meteorolog::czneg

Wsch6d sloica godzinie $3.50.
Zach6d sloica godzinie 1855.
~
Pogoda w Chicago okolicy: -
Dzd5ysto we czwartek, popoludniu
/ w nocy chIodniej. w piqtek pogo>
dn:e i chiodniej. w sobote pogodnic
i w dalszym ciagu chiodno. hagod-
ny umiarkowany mienny wiatr'
przechodzacy W piatek w swiezy pol
nocny.
Temperature DOLBY minionei: MAJ
wyzsza wczoraj godzinie 6 popolr-
dniu, so stopni, najnizsza o godzinle
Z rano, Il stopni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-12

posicdzcnic Rady mlcJSklcJ, zWu
lane ma dis popoiudniu ma pro
Sbc aldcrmana Il. J. Mulcahy, &C.
len wynalczicnia Srodkow walk
Y paskarzami, zdzicrajqcymi L 10
kator0w wygorowanc do me-
mCIliWoSci komornC.
Alderman Mulcahy i asystcnt
doradcy korporacyjncgo Morton
c. CreSsy bedq gl0wnymi NOW,
cami M maSoWcm zgromadzcnlu
zaaran2owancm M ponlcdzlaicG
w;ccz0r W American Legion Hall
p,Zcz The Rogers Park and vii,
son ave. Tenants Protective AS
sociation. Zaproszcni na to zgro-
madzcn;c sq wszyscy lokatorzy
calego Chicago, kt6rzy padajq
clara zdzicrStw kamienicznl--
kow. cclcm utworzcnia organiza
CYL lokator0w, kt0raby obcjmo-
w;la caic miasto.
Kamicnicznicy podwyzszajq ko
nlornc korzystajqc sytuacyi, zs
wobec bardzo wysokich cen bu-
dulca i robotnika ruch budowla-
ny w Chicago nicmal zuPclnic u
stal, wiec brak micszkah jest O.
gromny. w lipcu wydano wszyst
k;ego q pozwoleh ma budowy,
podczas gdy w tym samym mic
siacu 1919 r. wydano ich 600.
PIERWSZY STRZAL w DE-
MOKRATYCZNEJ KAMPA-
MI PREZYDENCYALNEJ' j.
Dcmokratyczna kampHnia pre-
zydencyalna w Stanach srodko-
wo-zachodnich zachodnich roz
poczeia SIG wczoraj urzedowo
zgromadzenicm w teatrze Audi,
torium, M ktorcrl przcmaWla!
do 5000 zebrancj publicznosci
Franklin D. Roosevelt, dcmokra'
tvczny nominat ia wlceprczy--
dcnta. Pr0cz ricgo wyg}osii pre-
m6wicnie takzc by}y senator ia,
mes Hamilton Lewis, demoEra'
tyczny kandydat ma gubernator7
Stanu Illinois.
Pan Roosevelt oSwiadczyf o.
tuarcie, IL glownym celcm Jcgc
jest zjednanie gEos6w dawnych
progrcsistow dla partyi demokra
tycznej atakowa} ostro domi-
nuiace obccnie w partyl rcpubll'
kaiiskiej zywioly konserwatywne
jake zacofana grupe, przcclwko
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-12
KALENDARZYK.

DIS, czwartek, IL sicrPnia: Sw.
klary Panny.
Jutro, piatek, 13 sierpni": Sw. Hi
polita NJ.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-08-12

Dokonczenie ia strongly b =.
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Dokonczenie na stronicy 8
New-York tribune., 1920-02-16
Good Market i'm Chile
For American Jewelry
Silverware, Wrist Watches and
Mourning Jewelry in Demand,
Shipping Facilities Improved

Chile and Peru offer excellent mar
kets for American silverware jewelry,
according to Trade Commissioner Ro-
senthal, who just returned from an in
spection tour through those countries.
There is big opportunity for the sale
OF hollow ware, particularly utility
pieces, for which there is relatively
larger demand than In the United
States. Whisky and punch sets sell
well, and wine services are extensively
purchased.
The jewelry market in those coun-
tries, Mr.. Rosenthal declared, has many
Interesting features. Pearls are not in
favor with the natives, and rubies rank
low in popular opinion. Plain band
wedding rings are bought in duplicate
oy the bridegrooms of Chile and Peru,
one ring being given to the bride and
the other kept by the bridegroom. 1t
"a the custom among the poorer classes
IN Chile for the prospective bridegroom
to give his fancee a gold watch after
the engagement. In the rural districts
Of Chile plain gold bands Of the we'd
cling ring type are worn by men, women
aad children.
The sale of jewelry In Chile Is stim-
ulated by the fact that 1t is customary
to make presents to friends on the an
niversary day Of the saint for whom
they were named. The custom Of wear
Ing mourning jewelry is also an impor-
tant factor ils the markets of both
Chile and Peru, especially since it Is
usual to go into mourning for con-
Siderable period even for distant
,feahtive. Mourning jewelry consists Of
Dar pins. neck chains, studs and link
New-York tribune., 1920-02-16

buttons. But mourning earrings of Jet
have the largest sale. Women, chill
dren and babies alike wear earrings in
these countries.
Wrist watches are in favor with both
sexes, and at present are being sold to
women to tfse practical exclusion Of
oil other types. Pencils also are an
important line in Chile and Peru. The
telescope variety is the most popular,
and there is an active demand for
these set with precious stones. The
men wear pencils attached to their
chains, and women carry them in their
bags.
American merchants, according to
Commissioner Rosenthal. now have
greater facilities for trade with the
east coast countries Of South America
than existed before the war. The Pan
anna Canal has shortened the trip from
New York to Valparaiso by about two
weeks. American banks have also been
established recently in the principal
cities of Chile and Peru. Chile, espe-
cially, Mr.. Rosenthal explains, offers q
bright outlook for the future, for it's
products consist chiefly Of materials
needed In reconstruction, and as
wealth increases the demand for Jew
elry and silverware may be expected to
grow. Jewelry Of all kinds Is on the
Chilean market, from the crudest pat
terms, to suit the tastes Of the Indians,
to the most artistic French designs
purchased by the wealthy classes.
New-York tribune., 1920-02-16
Through the Strain of
Fifty Years Of Trading
MI I. bouvier, Stock Exchange Member for Half
century, Compares the Wall Street of To-day
With the Wall Street of Old

From the gallery Of the Stock Ex-
change visitors are impressed with the
nerve-wracking character Of the every
day toll Of brokers. They frequently
wonder how long a man can live who.
sensitive to the endless fluctuations Of
securities, is called upon TO execute
many orders Of large amount with
greater speed than rabbit runs.
despite the grind and the drain on
their reservoir of nervous energy many
members of the exchange have built un
defenses and pursue their daily work
without any perceptible deterioration
to their health. Some members have
survived the darting from post to post
IN the mad rush to get immediate exc
cution Of orders for more than half q
century The dean Of the board has
held his seat for sixty-three years, and
when in the city actively trades on
the floor OF the exchange. j. H. White
house, who has held his membe rship
longer than any other living man, is
now in Florida vigorous, active man
In his eightyseventh year.
Fresh After Fifty Years
Another Of the veterans-the twelfth
on the list, according to age Of mem
berships, appears on the floor of the
exchange every business day of the
year. Although past seventy and a
member of fifty years standing, M. C.
Bouy,ier, head of the brokerage firm
which bears his name, is fit and able to
undergo the daily grind, and seems to
thrive from it. He leaves the floor at
8 o'clock each day as fresh as MANY
men start out in the morning.
In his long career as a broker Mr.
Bouvier, though an avowed friend of
the newspaper men, always avoided
personal publicity and refrained from
being interviewed. 1t was therefore
with much reluctance that Mr.. Bouvier
informally recounted his impressions
of some of the changes in Stock Ex-
chage ways that he has personally wit
messed.
Present day methods Of trading, =
he declared, ARE better than the old
ways. We have learned from expert
ence, and present day methods are
greatly superior to those which pre-
vailed in 1869, when l bought seat in
the exchange. The practices then were
crude and primitive. If they still OBJ
tanned it would be impossible to handle
the tremendous volume of business that
is now being done.
II am one of those who believe that
the world advances and finds better
ways"
Asked to illustrate his contention
that methods had been improved, Mr.
Bouvier, whose gray hair shows what
his youthful manners hide, said:
eve used to clear our own stocks
and 100 shares of a stock of q given
company would be carried around in
one day to perhaps a dozen houses
Now, for more than a score of years
We have been tending to eliminate use
less motion through clearing stocks at
the Clearing House, and the unneces-
sary carrying of stocks around the
Street from broker to broker will be
still further curtailed very soon, when
security balances will be cleared in the
home will be in the basement of the
Stock Exchange. This development
away from the elementary practices to
more refined. more scientific methods
New-York tribune., 1920-02-16

illustrates the general progress about
which l speak.
"Then, too, the old ways of borrow
ing money were different. When first
came to the Street the money market
was in the open air. ct Exchange Place
and Broad Street. It was really only a
minor supplement to what was then
considered the normal way of borrow
ing. Brokers got nearly all of their
accommodations privately at their own
banks, and only borrowed small bal
ances in the street. Then at length the
money market gradually began to as
taken into the exchange building and
real open market developed.
The worth of seat has changed
considerably since l bought mine for
$4,000. Last week q seat brought $02,-
600, and last year as high as $115,0O0.
'1n the early days we traded almost
exclusively in railroad securities, and
hao one room for stocks and another
for bonds. If my memory is accurate,
we used to consider a 500 900 share day
very large. In the past individual trad
ers had greater perceptible influence
on the market than now. The Goufds
and the Drews and the Vanderbilts
were looked upon as prime movers in
are 80 many large operators that it is
difficult, If not impossible, to trace the
influence of any individual.
Change in Public Attitude
zone of the impressive changes has
been In the public attitude toward the
Stock Exchange. There was opposition
in the old days and there is opposition
now. But to-day more people are in
q or in <h0 o$ o,Gr1
before, II not financially, at least in an
academic way. The ramifications of the
market seem to stretch out every
where. The growth Of interest in the
market has been more rapid even than
the increase in population, which has
been tremendous in the last fifty years.
The rise in public interest Is reflected
in the greatly heightened attention
given to Stock Exchange matters, not
only in New York but elsewhere
throughout the country"
Mr.. Bouvier joined the Stock Ex.
change q month after 1t had absorbed
the "Open Board of Brokers'" smaller
but at the time more energetic group
which met in basement at 23 william
Street. Before the merger Mr.. Bouvier
said there was feeling that the Ex-
change WAS in state Of innocuous
desuetude, and was greatly stimulated
by the admission of the 354 members
OF the rival organization.
Only Two Left
AS result of the admission of the
former rivals, Mr.. Bouvier recalled, the
membership Of the Exchange rose to a
total of 1000, where it stood until De-
cember, 1879, when, to provide funds
for the erection of a new building,
forty additional seats were offered to
the highest bidders. and they brought
an average of $4,000 Of these forty
memberships only two purchasers have
survived.
Next to Mr.. Whitehouse, E. c. Bene-
dict has the oldest membership. He
Joined the Exchange on June 6, 1868.
Henry Clews, the third on the list,
bought his seat on June 27, 1864. and
W. 7. Colbron, the fourth, became a
floor member on December 8, 1866 Mr..
Bouvier was initiated on June 26. 1869
New-York tribune., 1920-02-16
Chance for Thrills

Question-Can you give me an informa-
ton in regard to Keystone Tire and Rubber
Company? Is this q good speculative stock,
and do they sell as suall an amount a.
three or four shares? Where could obtain
this stock and which is the best way to buy
1t. outright or on margin7 What would /
have to pay q broker I bought It out
right IA. H.
Answer-Keystone Tire and Rubber
is highly speculative. If you are pre-
pared for thrills you may derive plenty
of excitement II you purchase some Of
this stock. We certainly GO not recon-
mend it. You can purchase from ono
share up. Consult any reliable broker
and he will explain how it works. We
do not believe you should buy on mar
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