davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-22
PREBIvALSTVo v zDRUzE-
NH DRzAVAH.

Kakor poroca biroj cenzusa pri
de ma vsako kvadratno MILO ze
meliske poyrSine Zdruzenih drzav
petintrideset oseb in pol. Prebi-
valstvo Sc je pomnozilo liza leta
1910 skoro "a pet oseb ma kva-
dratno Milo. Ljudsko stetje V lie,
tn 1910 ie namrec pokazalo, ola
pride ma kvadratno milo 30.9
osebe. Najbolj je obljudena drza-
vica Rhode Island. Tam pride ma
vsako kvadratno milo 1864 ose-
be, docim je najmanj obljudena
Nevada. V Nevadi niti ena oseba
ne pride ma vsako kvadratno mi
lilo. natancno sedem desetin enc
osebe.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-22
IzGUBLJENO MEHISKO NE
fSTO HOCEJO NAJTI.

San Juan De Teotihuacan, Mex.
. Tukaj Sc je zacelo kopati ze-
milo, ola Sc odkrije razvaline me-
sta, ki je cvetelo pred stiritisoc le-
ii in vseboyalo najmanj 100000
prebivalcev.
Tu pa tam Sc je zavrtalo V tia
navpicne rove ali safte, da Sc maj
de ceste, hiSe in temple, "a kate
re Sc We da Sc nahajajo pod povr-
Sino gorEe doline na kateri sedaj
lei mala vasica San Juan de Teo-
tihuacan, kar pomenja V aztec
skem jeziku "Mesto bogov'.
Mehiska ylada je dovoli!a po-
trebne fonde, da Sc izkoplje rece
no mesto. Delo Sc vrsi pod vod-
stvom Manuela Gamio, direktoria
antropologije agrikulturnega de-
partmenta. MehiSka vlada upa,
da bo napravila IL tega prostora
znamenit kraj, katerega bodo pri-
haiali gledati tujci IL vseh delov
sveta.
Ma prostoru Sc nahajati dive We
Tiki piramidi, ena posvecena soln-
Gu druga mesecu in ODE sta mu-
cili arheologe re skozi stoletja,
ker so hoteli zaslediti MUM posta-
mex. Piramida meseca je Sc nedo-
taknjena. Navadnemu cloveku Sc
kaze kot velikanska gomila pora-
SGena travo in zeliSGi.
Senor Gamio pravi, ola je mesto,
katero Sc sedaj odkopuje, nello@
pokrivalo petnajst kvadratnih
mill prostora in vsebovalo vsaj
100000 prebivalcev. Njegovi gra-
ditelji so zgodovini nepoznani, to-
da senior Gamio veruje, .da so bill
indiianski rod, ki je pripotoval V
Mehiko severa in Sc naselil ro-
dovitni dolini
Ker Sc nahaja koe zgornja plast
vulkansko skalovje, ki pokliva
razvaline, kaze, da je vulkansai
izbruh enc bliznjih gor zalil mesto
lavo in ga unicil.
Pred mani nego enim letom sc
ie odkrilo tn tempelj posvecen
"boginji vetrov". Ma ohranjenih
stenah svetisca Sc je naslo deko-
racije tipicno indijanske in EGYPT
canske. Ia tempelj Sc je docela
razkrilo in ga cd zunaj popravilo
Cd NIGGA dalje Sc je sedaj zaeelo
kopati, ola Sc najde ostale ostanke
mesta.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-22
vsAK POSTEN MOI MORA
IMETI DIVE zENI!


Berlin, II. marca. = BerllnSHl
listi priobeujejo neko vest, ki pra-
Vi. da neka zenska elanica eeS-
kega parlamenta Pragi resno So
olasa ameriskim farmarjem V
Colorado, XII je predlagal, da bi Sc
farmarjem dovolilo imeti dve ze-
nj Ona je baje parlamentu
predlozila resolucijo kateri nele
dovoljuje mozu dve zeni nego cello
ukazuje, da mora imeti dive zenl,
vsak moski, ki je mani nego pet
deset let star.
o Madonna
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-22
BOZ IA VISNJEVE NEDELJE
IN PROTI TOBAKU FAC
NE MA 8. APRILA,

ViSnjevi oblaki sc zbirajO mad
dezelo. Vsi dobri kristjani V Anne,
riki zaGnejo ma 3. aprila $ sllno
kampanjo proti vsem nedelJsklm
zabavam in "a nameGek Sc napoVe-
do oster BOZ gospodu Nikotinu, to
je tobaku. Ma trctjega apl1la Sc
bo DO vsei dezeli sililo ljudi '
cerkev. Naslednji teden bo posve'
cen molitvi. Ma 10, aprila bo "pro-
titobaena nedelja". Tel bo nam
rec sledil BOZ prot tobaku od oee-
ana do Oceana.
Vsak ina smrten greh,
Ge V nedeljo igra golf;
&c Sc vozi "a zabavo V automo-
blu;
ee ere V kinematOgraf;
.ee gre V gledaliSca IN
Ge gre ma pies,
Naihujse je blazenim gospodom,
ker ostajaio OBJ nedeljah cerkve
lin kolektarski krozniki) prazne,
ker Sc ljudje vozijo automobillh
ma dezelo.
Fanatieni tepci majo veliko Ia
molitev zato Sc bo prvl
teden kampanje izkljueno molllo.
Yes, yes; blazeni easi Sc blizaJo
nasi svobodni republiki.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-22
VELIKA EKSPLOZIJA v
Chicago.

ZadnjO SOboto zvecer Sc Je prl-
petila strahovita eksplozija V Juz-
nem delu Chicago, ki je stresla ia
del njegovih temeljih in stresla
razbito steklo pet mill dalec.
Strahoviti tresk Sc je pripetil '
ziitnici vredni Stiri miljone dollar
lev in last Armour Grain Co. Po-
slopje Sc je nahajalo ma 122 st. ob
reki Calumet. Eksplozija Sc je prl-
petila kmalu potem ko je l5O de-
lavcev odSlo z della domov.
Eksplozija je bila tako silna, ola
je pobrala na bliznji zeleznici tez-
Ike zelezniSke vozove in jih zagna-
la V reko. To in drugacen materl-
jail, ki je padel radi eksplonJe V
reko je slednjo povsem zaJezli:
lie temu, ker Sc je zitnica naha-
iala ma osamljenem mestu, je prl-
pisati. da nj nastala IL eksplozije
strahovita kataStrofa. Dasi Je re-
ka ma onem mestu Siroka skoro
pol mile, je eksplozija vrgla GO
re6e ogorke preko ME in nekollko
his ma drugi strani je zacelo 60
reti.
Domnevalo Sc je, da je eksplo-
ziia zahtevala veliko Stevilo zrtev
.toda naposled Sc je dognalo, ola Je
zrtev le sest. Ce jih je kaj vec Jc
nemogoee dognati. Trupli dVell
Guvaiev Sc je naSlo zalozeni V raz,
valinah.
Vrednost izgubljenega Ita CEN
zitna druzba ma en- million dollar
lev. V zitnici Sc je nahajalo "a ST.
ri miljone dolarjev zita. - +. A
James, tainik druzbe, pravi, da J(
bilO pet mllJOnoV meflllhoN oNSd
/ 500. 900 mernikov koruze in oko.
Ii 100000 mernikov pSenice.
Dve teoliji vladata glede vzro
ka eksplozije. V sploSnem Sc sma
tr0, 64 je Aastal nagel skoro tre
nuten pozar, katerega pIlnl so po
vzroGili eksplozijo in druga pravl
da je meSanica vlaznega zraka II
zitnega prahu katero je zazgala !
skra morda cigarette kakega Gu
vajev. Dve eksploziji sta bill, Maj
pref manjSa, ki je delovala kot "a
zigalna kapica pri dinamitu, tel j
takoj sledila velika eksploziJa.
Vso Skodo eksplozije Sc ccn oC
Sest do deset miljonov dolarjev.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-22
NAJPoDLEJsA TATvINA.

Detroit, Mich. Tukaj Sc je
pripetila menda najpodlejsa tat
vina, kar Sc jih je Sc dogodilo V
mestu. Albertu G. Malone sta diva
lopova odnesla berglje. Naslonil
je berglje ma ulici ma steno neke-
ga poslopja, da 81 popravi krava-
to. Tedaj sta skocila k MENU diva
pograbila berglje in zbeza-
la. Ker je Malone pohabljen ju nj
mogel zasledovati.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-22
MALATESTA MA GLADOVNI
STAVKI.

Milan, 20. marca. = Errico Ma
latesta, znamenit italijanski anar-
histieni voditelj, Sc nahaja V jeei
re cd zadniega oktobra. zdaj je
zacel z gladovno stavko. Njcgove-
mu vzgledu je sledil tudi njegov
glavni porocnik Armando Borghi
s stavko hoeeta prisiliti italian
ske oblasti, ola ju izpustijo na syo-
bodo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-22
NARocNIKoM.

Mas potovalni zastopnik Anton
Jankovie Sc je povrnil S petmesee
mega potovanja V Cleveland, O..
ma naslov 6712 Bnna Ave-, Cleve-
land, O. Ako Sc je pripetiIa kaka
pomota pri njegovem poslovaniu,
Sc prosi prizadete, da mu nemudo-
ma sporocijo ma omenjeni naslov,
da Sc stvar popravi in uredi.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-22
TURSKO-GRSKA VOJNA
PRETI.

London, 21. marca. GrSh
krali Konstantin (izvrsten grSA
patriot, ki je po svoji vrnitvi V
dezelo zahteval najprej, da sc mu
plaza vso kraljevsko place "a ON
cas-, ko je bival na tujem) le zad'
MO nedeljo ukazal mobillzael!o
treh grskih razredov. Demetrio
Gounaris, tukajsnji zastopnik Gr-
ske, ie mnenia, da pomenja to sko-
ro gotovo grSko ofenzivo protl
turskim nacijonalistom.
NJ GounariS je doSpel V London
zsodai V tenn meseeu, da Sc Vdele-
ii sci najviSjega sveta,
s.Ta dekret," ie rekel GomarlS
Y ;nterviuvu. "ie naravna pOsle-
dica staliSea Tureije, ki je ponov-
no iziavila, da ne bo sprejela pre-
dIog londonske konference IN "a
hteya Sc vedno, da Sc j vrne Ira
clio in Smirno, dezeli, kateri Je
dobila Grska kOt rezultat voJne.
Odkrito Sc tudi izjavlja, ola Sc
10 turske Gete odpOklicalo iz Gill
ciie. da SC iih rabi prOti Grkom IN
mi imamo vesti, da Sc kemallstl
koncentriraio proti grSki armadl.
Zategadel je bilo treba posledn]o
oiaeiti. Pod orozje Sc je poklicalo
tri razrede rezerve, skupaJ 4o'OOV
moz kot rezultat sklepa konelIa
no posyetovanju med premierJem
In menoj.
Take korake je treba zavzeu III
vrhovni poveljnik armade Je sto-
ri vse mogoee "a memo varnost'
Ne vem natanGno kaj Sc utegne
izcimiti IL tega, toda vsa mogoe-
most je, da za6ne Grska otenzl-
yo. ker mi ne moreno Gakati, da
go koneentriranje Kemalovih sll
dokonea. Vsekakor sem poVsem
prepriean, da bo naSa armada po-
ysem zadostovala, da Sc pOstaN Pc
robu Kemalovim silam.
Atene, q. marca, = lzdan le oil
kralievski dekret, ki knee pod "a
stavo letnike 1913, 1914 in 1915,
Krali Konstantin je pOiasniI
da ie bill ia korak potreben, eta Sc
zagotovi veejo protekcijo Grkov '
Mali Aziji, da Sc pomiri bliznll
yshod in da Sc pomaga zavezm-
kom izpeljati pogoje miroyne po-
godbe Tureijo.
Pariz, q. marca. - ' diploma
tienih krogih prevladuje govorea
da Sc pripravlja GrSka ma Hellkc
ofenzivo proti turslSim narodnJa-
kOm.
Batum, Georgia, 21, marea, :,
Tnrki, ki so nedavno okupirah
Batum, so slednjega zapustlll IN '
MEM Sc je takoj ustanoVila SOVIET
ska georgijanska vlada.
Ruske in Georgijanske parnlke
pristaniSeu Sc je proglas1lo "a
drzavno last.
Turk so bombardirah Batum IN
napravili skode na bivaliscih.
Carigrad, 21. marca- Ma O.
beh straneh Bospora Sc je posta,
vilo baterije, ki maj bi sluzle '
obrambo proti boljseviskim POD
vodnim Golnom.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-22
ITALIA JE FORMALNO PRE-
VZELA NASE KRAJE.

Trst. 20. marea. Danes Sc Je
praznovalo formalno prevzetje te-
ritorijev, katere jc Italia dobila
po vojni,
Veliko slavlje Sc je vrsilo Tr-
stu, po ulicah so paradirali ltall-
JAM "a godbami naeelu.
Seveda, vsako srce Sc je morale
razveseliti, ker Sc ie "osvobodilo /"
z "'taliianskim'' liudstvom ma
seljeno Notranjsko in Primorsko.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-22
Gornja slezija je odglasovala "a
Nenoijo.

mons Je nemSkl minister IuJln I'd
dev in je naceloval nemsli delega-
ciji.
Porocano je, da so Sc nahajale
OBJ mejah Zgornje Slezije stevilne
nemSke cete ma eni strani in poll
ske ma drugi. Zavezniki so posva-
rili ODE dezeli, maj ne udereta z O.
borozeno silo V dezelo. ZaveZniSki
vojaki sami maj bodo odgovorni
"a red njej.
Pariz, q. marca. Francoskl
socialist in delavstvo V obee je
pozdravilo nemSko zmago V igor
Mi Sleziji. Odstranjena je negoto-
vost in upanje Wade, ola bo to do
vedlo do reSitve reparacijskega
vprasanja. Med ljudmi vlada mne-
ME, da bodo Nemci znali belje W.
Siti sleziisko industrijo kot Polja
XII in V taken slucaju bo vecJa
produkcija, ki bo do gotove mere
znizala ceno potrebsGinam.
Berlin, 81. marca = Pc posled-
njih Stevilkah, katere je preJel
nemski zunanji urad nemski
zmagi V Sleziji je razvidno, ola O.
stane dezela last Nemcije, ce tu-
di dobijo Poljabi vse ostale Sc ne
poroGane glasove.
Po vsej Nemciji vlada veliko
yeselje.
IPaliz, q. marca. = Sedem gla-
with vzrokov je, ola ie ZgornJa
Slezija VOLTA "a Nemcijo in ne "a
Poljsko, je mnenja neki ameriski
opazovalec strokovnjak, ki Sc jc
vdelezil svetovne vojne III je biI
pozneje clan Hooverjevega staba
V rcntralni Evropi.
/. Vojaska sluzba V Nemciji nj
wee prisilna, doGim mora vsak
poljski drzavljan sluziti pli vola-
kin dive lett. .S =.
2. Pruski parliament je nedavnc
glasoval, da Sc podeli Zgornji Sic,
zi.ii autonomijo, docim bi dezela
pod Poljsko postala lzklJucnc
ipoljska.
3. Nemski lastniki tovarn il
rudnikov V Zgornji Sleziji so "a
grozili, da bodo takoj zaprli vse
svoje tovarne in rudnike, ee be
Iliudstve odglasovalo "a PolJsko
Mnoeo delavstva je glasovalo "a
Nemcijo, ker Sc je balo ola izgubl
delo.
4. DuhovScina po dezeli je bila
na strani NemGije in na priznlcah
ie pozivala ljudstvo. da -glasuJe
"a Nemcijo.
5. Nemska ylada je nedolocno
ohliubila, da bo razdelila velika
posestva " Zgornji Sleziji med
imale kmete.
6. Nemeija je obljubila amnesti-
10 vsem politicnim greSnikom.
7. Pc nekaterih krajih, kjer nj
bilo zavezniskih Get so tolpe Mem
cev terorizirale prebivalstvo, ola
vol proti Poljski.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-22
PoPLAVA.

Walla Walla, Wash, IL. marca.
V tenn mestu je radi velikega
dezja nastala poplava napravila
yelikanSko Skodo.
Glas svobode. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1902-1931, 1921-03-22
voDITELJ FAsIsToV UBIT.

Rim, IT. marea. = Umbert To
nigoli, voditelj fasistov (ekstrem-
min italiianskih $ovinistov), ie bill
veeraj okoliei mesta Ferrara u
bit cd kOmunistov.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
Paris Markets
Reflect Shifts
OF Exchanges
Wide Fluctuations i'm Rates
Cause Unsettlement and
Restrict Buying Inter-
est; Sentiment Better
Spec,al Cable to The Tribune

Copyright, 1921. New York Tribune Inc
PARIS, Sept. 25.-Largely as re-
suit of wide fluctuations in foreign ex-
change, Paris markets developed con-
siderable irregularity during the week.
Activity on the Bourse was restricted
by the uncertainty, although sentiment
on the whole appeared to be favorable
to higher prices. The most noticeable
effect OF the exchange situation was a
sharp diminution of cash buying of
stocks.
Continued Improvement in industrial
affairs and in business generally is re-
garded as a favorable sign Moreover.
foreign trade statistics for August in
dicate that France is keeping pace in
improving her commercial position. Elk
cess of exports over imports amounted
to about 5O0,000,0O0 francs for the first
eight months of the year.
The banking situation, too. continues
TO improve, and bank stocks ruled firm
despite the irregu,arity in other
groups. Argentine securities also held
steady, and other foreign stocks, as a
rule. reflected advances in foreign ex-
change rates. Russian and Serbian Sc
curties showed little or no change.
American shares move irregularly.
Lack of definite trend in the sew
eral groups was noticeable. Maritime
stocks showed increased activity as in
dicatiens of trade Improvement became
more prominent. English stocks gained
with the pound sterling
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
Sentiment Is
improved ON
Berlin Boerse
Completion Of More Indus.
trial Mergers and Progress
OF Negotiations for Gov
Observation-Disclosures
Violent Trading at End
Opinion Mixed on Whether
Recovery Is Real or Pre-.
liminary to Big Crash
Spccldl Gable To TIE Tr1hunc

Copyright, 1921 New York Tribune Inc.
BERLIN, Sept. 25.--As an aftermath
OF the recent violent vibrations on the
Boerse which accompanied the latest
fall OF the mark there has set in again
a measure of stability which has dis
persed the pessimim that marked
these developments. For the time being
Germanys economic pulse is again
beating more or less regularly and
flush mas returned to the country's
economic countenance.
Although many believe the flush is
Of hectic character, the fact remains
that independent of Germany's finan-
cial situation her economic activities
continue to show increasing progress.
The weeks comment in financial and
economic circles has been more opti-
mistic than that of the immediately
preceding weeks. There is distinctly
quieter atmosphere on the Boerse in
preparation for n resumption of nor
NAL operations October l.
Reports of successful progress in the
negotiations between the government
and leaders OF German indust for a
loan of 1,50o, 100000 gold marks, more
over, have served to strengthen the
general situation. But what has stimu-
lated the situation more than anything
else, perhaps, has been the successful
conclusion in the last few days of sew
eral big industrial transactions involv-
ing great extensions Of various enter
prises.
Among these was the Nuremberg
entered the category of hundred mil
lion mark enterprises. Similar large
capital increases are expected by the
Schwartzkopf Machine Works in BeY-
lin and by the Ludwig Loewe Company.
Impressive plans affecting the min
ing industry ere also on the way
toward realization. Important reor-
ganization movements in Upper Silesia,
which will go on regardless of the pc-
litical situation there, have already
been reported in these dispatches. 1t
is now learned that plans are under
way to combine certain SilesAn in
dustrics with western industries to
protect them against possible unfav-
orable developmets in the disposition
Of the Silesian problem by the Su-
preme Council.
Reports from other industries indi-
cate continued progress. Not the least
of these is the electric industry, repre-
sented chiefly by the Schuckert Com
pany and the General Electric.
Whatever developments may arise
in the near future in regard to Ger
many's financial situation, the spirit Of
almost unlimited enterprise and expan-
sion has eripped industry and is re
vcaling itself increasingly in tangible
forms.
Some financial journals characterize
Germany's industrial situation as "ex-
traordinarily excellent; others as the
great ascent before terrific crash"
Optmists declare Germany can beat
foreign competition with the mark at
los to the dollas as we'll as at 95 to
the dollar. Although the Boerse may
declare some holidays after October l
to clear up congested business, it is
asserted that violent fluctuations, such
as recently shook the market need not
be expected in the near future.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
Gut i'm British
Bank Rate Not
Practical Now
Failure of Government, to
Reduce Expenses as An.
tieipated Prevents I'm.
-provement i'm Situation
Unemployment Alarming
Proposal for the Federal
Operation of Factories
Raises Many Difficulties
F~orr The Tribuae's European Bureau

downright. 1921. New York Tribune Inc.
AONDoN, Sept. 25.-Compared with
the situation year ago the national
revenue position is S136.000 900 to the
nad' and this fact largely accounts for
the failure of the Bank of England to
follow the Federal Reserve Bank Of
New York in reducing the rate on re-
discounts to per cent.
Under the budget estimate there
should have been a decrease in ex-
penses of 5000 100000, but to date it
has been approximately $4,000, 900
short of this figure. Not onlv has the
government failed to effect reductions
anticipated. but large payments must
soon be made on accounts for the re-
lief of the unemployed and for guaran
ties 10 farmers and the railways.
Following TIE action of the New
York Federal Reserve Bank, local mar
kets improved considera bly,, but when
It was announced that there would be
no change in the bank rate here vir-
tually all gains were lost.
Wholesale prices, already about 80
per ce1t above pre-war levels. are ex-
pected TO advance further. The prob
lem of the unemployed continues to
have a profoundly important bearing
on the whole life of the nation. 1t is
regarded as of sufficient Importance to
break IN upon the premier's holiday.
even though Mr. Lloyd Georges health
is far from satisfactory.
party of London Labor members.
harassed by thousands of UNEMPLOYED
in their districts, pursued the Prime
Minister to the Businesses of Scot
land and compelled him to make some
sort of premise to tackle the problem
N a serious way
He told them every one must CO.
operate and he would present the ques-
tlon to Parliament next month. The
Labor delegates consider they have
won moral victory, although it con-
tains little substance The truth is
that the problem is too big for even
Lloyd George to solve Immediately
No practical results can be obtained
+ by seight of hand methods
The government may ask Parliament
to vote large sum to be used for
temporary relief. but what the coun-
try is demanding more nsiste nty
every day ls greater opportunity to
work. Organized labor is asking the
lust as it did during the war apd at
tempt to sell the output in boots,
cloth. etc, to foreign countries
Those who advocate this scheme
recognize the fact that payment woulo
have to be made by further imitation
of currency. They foresee many other
Objectionable features and countless
interferences with working economic
law but see no other alternative
With more than 100000 unemployed,
they contend radical measures must be
Il i.+, ~, RI
to come this winter The problem is
considered so serious that Premier
Lloyd George will feel obliged to re-
main at home during the Washington
arms conference.
There are rumors that a general cleo
ton will be held just prior to or just
after Christmas, and with the country
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
Days Ne,o Issues

r. NJ. Grant & Co. are offering a new
issue of $525 900 City Of Durham, N. c.,
per cent direct obligation school
bonds, dated July 1, 1921 and due Sc
rally July /. 1928 to 1949, at prices
yielding from $50 per cent to 6 per
cent. These bonds, issued to provide
funds for the erection Of additional
school buildings, constitute a direct
general obligation of the City of Dur
ham and are payable from unlim ted
taxes upon all of the taxable property
therein. The net bonded debt, includ-
ing this issue, is about 324 per cent of
the assessed valuation. The bonds are
exempt from all Federal income taxes
and are eligible to secure postal saw
ings deposits.
Sidney Spitzer & Co are offering
at prices to yield 5.65 to per cent
s160,000 Richland County, South Caro-
lima, Hospital per cent gold bonds,
dated July I, 1921, and due serial]y
1922 to 1860. The financial statement
shows the assessed valuation of Rich
land County to be S2S,399 ,385 with a
total bonded debt, including this issue.
of s2,35O, 900. These bonds are issued
for acquiring a county hospital and
constructing an addition, and are di
rect general obligations of the entire
county.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
from the Financial Listening Posts of Europe

in its present state it would be difficult
to forecast the result. Although Lloyd
George might seem confident Of sue
cess IT the campaign be fought out on
his Irish policy, victory would not be
SO certain il the unemployment situa-
ton were brought into the contest
Labor would form the opposition party
with the Liberals splitting the CoaI-
tion vote in so many constituencies
that the first named party might easily
benefit materially and return MANY
more members than it now has in Par
lament
Each side is charging the other with
attempting to make political capital
out OF the present national predica-
ment.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
'acs :. o. Indiana Pipe Line Company

"a. Scpte,rb Der 2eth. 1921
!. a dividend of two dollars per share has
s.sn ~ declared on the Capital Stock OF this
sppssny payable November 18TH. 1921. TO
w. NJ ders Of record at the close OF bust
- . October .2nd. 1921.
y Aa comm ications regarding payment
A. saahge Of address should be sent TO
= wi stndersisned not later than Novern
GEORGE cHEsEBRo'. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-26
DIVIDEND NOTICES
ansnean Telephone & Telegraph Co
l2sth DIVIDEND

"A euarteriy dividend CT Two Dollars and
- ssly-Five Cents per share will be paid
- ~ ssatuEday October Ia. 1921 20 stock
~ seers OF record at the close of business
" 'aesday, September 20 1921
H. BLAIR SMITH. Treasurer.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-11-30
GRAY 10 DELIVER
 ADDRESS TO fLKS

James A. Gray of Little Rock, one of the past exalted rulers of the Lit tie Rock lodge, will deliver the ora tlon at the annual memorial service to be held by the Conway Elks on Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the lodge rooms. Rev. R. L. Jetton will at that time present the memorial tablet recently purchased)by the lodge. MT. Gray is one of the states best known fraternal workers and is an orator and speaker of great ability.
 Since the institution of the Elks here in May, 1919, only one member, Sam Heiligers, has died, and the tab let will bear his name. After it's pre- sentation, it will remain permanently in the lodge rooms.
 Elks memorial services are open to the public at large and provision will be made for seating large audience Sunday afternoon. The program of Music arranged includes violin duet by Mrs. Sallie Harton Johnston and Miss Frances Porch, a duet by Mrs Russell Brown and Mrs. Sam Den nell, solo by Homer F. Hess and number by the quartette. The inn pressive ritual provided by the Elks grand lodge will be given by the off, cers as the principal part of the ser vice.