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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
Had Better Exchange Mothers Bonds

Question--Last Summer, befors the In
terstate Commerce Commission rate de-
cision was announced, ! invested $4,000
for my mother. a widow, in one each OF
the following bonds: New York Telephone
Louisiana ANS, 1894, at So; Peoria & East-
ern first 4. 1870 at "a; St. Louis G san
Francisco prior lien A. at 50: ST. Louis &
Grande Western collateral 4, 1919. at 40 ::
Manhattan Railway first 4. 1890. at 81.
fourth OF her capital Exclusive of that in
vested in her own home, which she shares
with married daughter in exchange for
board), the remainder being invested
chiefly in local real estate mortgages, with
thousand or two of Liberties and ten
shares of Bethlehem Steel per cent pre-
ferred ! realized that some of these bonds
were not very high grade but thought
them safer than their price would indi
cate, and believe better timesN must soon
be forthcoming, both for the rails in gem
eral and for the New York City utnlities.
Industrials had no attraction at that time.
II this were my own investment I'd be
inclined to sit tsht IN u, t spite . Of the
with many good high-rate bonds
have recently been made available l am
leaning toward the view that under the
circumstances q switch would be adviSa BILE
and that longer terms and possible future
enhancement should be sacrificed for
greater security or regularity. fincome
opinion in this matter, and. If you con-
slider switch Advisable, your suggestions
as to what issues would be most suita BILE
Let's stick to domestic issues, please. If
only for sentiment-W. b. F.,
Answer-All of your mothers bonds
are selling higher than when you
bought them, but this fact should not
influence you unduly in deciding
whether to sell them. If the bonds
were yours the question would be diff
ferent. If your mother should be COM
PEELED to manage her own investments
without the advice of any one upon
whom she could confidently rely, could
she form good judgment what to do
if interest on one of the bonds were
defaulted I'VE consider Peoria G. East
ern Az, St. Louis, San Francisco ad-
justment 6s, Manhattan Railway as
and Rock Island, Arkansas & Louisi-
ana a 1as as not suitable investments
for a widow. Your reasoning shows
that you bought them rather as a
speculation. Montana Power first IS,
due 1913, selling at IS, yield 6.25. Lig-
gett & Meyers Tobacco debenture rs,
due 1914, yield 6.44; Standard Oil OF
California per cent debentures, due
1881, selling at 1902, yield about 6.75,
and Republic Iron & Steel 5s, due 1910,
are selling at 81, yield 6.46. We think
these in place of the bonds we con-
slider speculative would make your
mothers investment safer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
PARENT Motor Stock Speculative

Question-Please advise me as to invest
ing ing in the PARENT Motor Corporation, OF
some money or is there too much of a
gamblers chance?-M. E.
Answer-The PARENT is getting out
a freak automobile, and that, among
other things, makes it speculative. in
our opinion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
American Telephone and telegram

Question-If I recall correctlv ona If
your recent recommendations was Amer
lean Telephone and Telegraph common
stock am writing to ask If you con-
sider 1T comparatively safe investment
and In class with some of the good pre-
ferred stock II. H c.
Answer-We do consider American
Telephone and Telegraph to be in the
class you describe. This issue has no
preferred stock ahead of it, it derives
its earnings from very large and we'll
managed monopoly, and it has paid
dividends for years, through thick and
thin.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17

.ese'"rs q general sMtersst 70 n
sse's s0As oe answercd In tbs eel.
a"a, ~ tchsch case only init;ais ,s;Il
70 vseu- Others syili 30 answered 6v
ss Address all enquiries. incios-
SHg Stamped, addressed envelope. e
fssnamciol Editor. TAs Tr;buns ,xI
"sssau Street. New Yerk Citx'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
Annuity Seems Best Tor Actor

Question---rn tho Saturday issue of This
Tribune you spoke Of annuity as good
investment for person without any heirs.
Would you advise an actor fifty yrars old
to taka out such n policy7 Also what
would ne the yearly income from $4,000
policy I'll, McC. A.
Answer-We are informed that $780,
900 paid into the company will buy you
at the age Of fifty an income Of S657 20
a year as long as you live. Your OK
pectation Of life, according to the NOR
tally tables, is 200 years. Your an
nual return thus would be almost Sc
per cent, which is better than a high
grade bond of equal safety, and you
never would have the temptation nor
the opportunity to cut into your prin-
cipal. 1t seems to us that it is pretty
good anchor to windward, especially for
an actor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
Demands 7 Per Cent or Better

Oregon Navigation Company Is and What
are they listed at? Also what the
fornia 5s selling at2 Would you recon-
mend them? When are they due? Name
me couple Of bonds paying per cent
sound as the Northwestern Bell Telephone
7s.-C. H. c.
Answer The Oregon-W Washington
Railroad and Navigation first a per
cent bonds, due 1911, are selling at
about 70. We consider them high
grade: Great Western Power per
cent bonds, due 1946, are quoted at
77k-79. We consider them a we'll Sc
cured bond. American Telephone and
selling at 70, yielding 1882, and Gen
eral Banking first SIS, due 1885, are
both good investm ents, in our opinion.
Puzzled at Car and Foundry's Price
Question: am consid ering buying for
investment 100 shares of American Car
and Foundry. common stock and would
umns as to the advisablity of such in
vestment. Would also like your explana-
ton as to why this stock. which is now
on ~ per cent dividend rate, is not
selling at higher price. A. l.. M.
Answer-You have chosen what we
think is one of the strongest common
stocks on the list On September 4,
1919, the directors Of the American Car
and Foundry Company increased the re-
serve for dividends on the common
stock from s7,2OO,o0O to $10,80O,00O
which latter figure is three years dis
bursement on the $30,000,000 outstand-
ing common stock. The low price of
the stock, in our opinion, i sprobably
to be explained by market conditions.
y1-o
for a junior issue to sell on a 10 per
cent basis, and that price might even
go lower. The stock is speculative, of
course. Car and Foundry's year ends
April 80. We suggest that you watch
for the annual report.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
100 Shares Are Never an Odd Lot

0uestion-In your reply this morning to
a. IT, u you state that odd lots sell at
ulnerence of one-eighth from even lots
My impression is that In a stock selling at
S,1. 1000 shars constitute a board lot. In
TINS case the broker handling A. H. G.'s
order was not at fault, 100 shares
would be n odd lot.-N. G. f.
Answer-You are mistaken about
odd lots on the New York Stock Ex-
change. One hundred shares are never
an odd lot, no matter what the price.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
se5, 600, COO in Rock Island Is

Questionable following bonds have been
recommended to me. but before buying
I would like to know whether you con-
slider them safe investment: Louisville
Gas and Electric Company first and re-
funding mortgage per cent bonds to yield
about SIS per cent; Chicago, Rock Island
& Pacific Railway first and refunding mort
gage per cent bonds to yield about per
cent Why is 1t that the Rock Island As
quoted so low? j. A. l..
Answer-There are nearly $95,0O0,-
600 of the Chicago, Rock Island g.
Pacific bonds outstanding They be-
come due in 1924. At present prices
they yield S.13 per cent, which is not
unduly high for short time money.
The general uncertainty of the rail
road situation also leaves a question as
to how easily railroad company can
raise s95,oo0,Ooo three years hence.
The Louisville Gas and Electric is
good short-term investment, in our
opinion.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
Wants to Invest $500

Queseion-Iiave read your valued column
with much interest and would now like
70 avail myself OF your kind offer Of aid :
wee am man with comfortable
salary and a family. My present savings
are in home and in Liberty bonds. By
Like to invest in a way that would be
readily marketable but produce a yield as
nigh as possible consistent with reasonable
saiety. L was planning to buy American
Telephone and Telegraph when it was at
par. but couldn't get the money together
IN time Do you think I would do we'll TO
BUY It now at LOG? 1t strikes me this
STOCK Is not likely to SO much lower and
1t looks about the best buy of the indus
trials at present. Don't you think SO? I
would buy five shares. 1 also wondered If
I could get a Belgian s per cent bond In
a 5000 value or are these all $1,000 bonds
Would you advise any of the following
preferred per cent stocks which can be
had al less than par and give quite high
yield: Crucihle Steel preferred at S4
American Bank Note preferred at 40 Il .
Corn Products preferred at 101, Famous
Players preferred at sc, Chicago & North
preferred at so and Great Northern pre-
ferred at 71?-A. c. II.
Answer-The Belgian IS come in
$500 pieces. One of them or ten shares
of American Bank Note preferred, par
$50, or Corn Products Refining pre-
ferred or Chicago & North Western
preferred would be best, we think, for
the purposes you describe. Great
Northern preferred is really not a pre-
ferred stock and its dividend is not
assured, we think.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
Waiting for Nassau Electric Interest

Questionable Nassau Electric Railroad
has defaulted on their first mortgage s
per cent bond coupons. Do you advise
holding on to such bonds ID. S.
Answer-We think the traction stu
alton has been about as bad as it can
be, and that the chances are that it
will improve. We would advise wait
ing, if you can afford to get along for
while without your interest on these
bonds, until some plan of reorganiza-
ticn has been worked out. You under
stand that the Nassau Electric is part
of the Brooklyn Rapid Transit system
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
New Jersey Building and Loans Safe

Question-Kindly inform me through
your column IL the Woodlawn Building
and Loan Association of Jersey CITY is
rated 0. K. I think this is the correct
name of the concern. 1 am anxious to
join one and would like to know If thew
are sound.-T. r.
Answer-New Jersey building and
loan associations, like the banks, are
subject to close official supervision and
are governed by conservative proceed
ure, and they have for years been sue
cessful and popular. We think they
offer excellent opportunities for the in
vestment of periodic savings and the
compromising of the interest on those
deposits. We suggest that you make
the acquaintance of the officers of the
association you are considering and at
tend some of the monthly meetings.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
Nervous About Columbia Graphophone

Question-ln August. 1920, I purchased
one $1,000 Columbia Graphophone Manu-
featuring Company per cent tive-year
note at par. | have not seen very good
reports regarding this company and am
therefore somewhat concerned regarding
the safety of this investment, and would
be pleased to have your opinion regarding
the adyisability of holding 1t to maturity
or selling it and rsinvesting in something
more secure. IT you advise selling, please
let me have your recommendations for an
exchange with the least loss possible
j. j. L.
Answer-The Columbia Graphophone
Company has suffere from the de-
creased buying power of the public
and while the notes are reasonably
safe, their position in the investment
market is rather different from what
it was last August. The company has
passed it's dividend. We think that
such foreign bonds as the Belgian IS
will in the long run sell higher and
are in the mean time safe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
Likes Cities Service Preferred

Question-Would you be kind enough to
say what you think of the per cent
cumulative preferred stock OF the Cities
Service Company? l am attracted by the
attached advertisement. D. H. F..
Answer-The Cities Service Com
pany is earning its preferred dividends
about five times over, and we think it
is good business mans investment.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
Taxes on Sales Of Stocks

Question-Is there q war tax on pur-
chases sales on the New York Stock
Exchange? And If so, what would said
tax amount to on a purchase of 200 shares
OF stock at 81 and sale OF 200 shares
of stock at $1.25? w. J. T.
Answer-The New York State tax on
stock sales is So hundred shares if
the par value is 500 and the Federal
tax is the same, SO that the total tax
on each 100 shares is 81. This applies
to the sale only and not to the pur-
chase of stock. If the par value of
the stock you have in mind is $100 the
purchase and sale of 200 shares would
be taxed So, if the par value is $40 a
share the tax would be 80 cents. To
answer exactly your question we
would have to know the pA value.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1921-04-17
shawinigan Water and Power IS

Question-Will all the 8 per cent power
bonds that are out running from ten to
fifteen years these uncertain times can
you name me two or three that you con-
slider safe investments and ready market
able for one whose principal is a great
deal to him? I have had all kinds of cir
culars from good bond houses of long
standing. but do not know which ones to
choose. Rather not have them to run
more than ten to fifteen years II possible.
s. B. d.
Answer-Perhaps if we suggest just
one bond and give the reason why we
consider it good investment it will
be less confusing than if we gave a
list of bonds. The Shawinigan Water
and Power first IS, due 1884, are Sc
cured by a frst mortgage on all the
property of company which owns or
controls on the St. Maurice River a
capacity of 643,700 horsepower, of
which about half is now in use. 1t
also runs 800 miles of high tension
transmission line, and it owns the
stock of the company which supplies
Quebec with light and power. The
total bond issue is $13,353, 900. Earn
ings are more than four times interest
charges. A recent quotation was s7-8
- yisld about as Qez cent
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-02
NIEMCY plaza PIERWSZA
RATE ODSZKODOWANIA
WOIENNEGO.

New York, 2. czerwca. - Pier
wsza rata odszkodowan wojen-
nych W kwocie $35,739.W 20
stala zfozona wczoraj W noWC-
jorskich federalnych bankach re-
zerwowych i suma ia ma bye
wyplacona Aljantom przez Sta
ny Zjednoczone. Powyzsza suma
zostala zdeponowana przez rad
niemiecki "a poSrednictwem cztc
rech nowojorskich instytucyj ban
kowych, a mianowicie; YHall--
garten and Co.., Equitable
Trust CO.., ,,Speyer and Co"
i Guaranty Trust Co." Wypiata
ia ME zostanie dokonana ami w
eotowce, ami w ziocie, lecz costa
ME uskuteczniona przez operacJe
bankoWe.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-02
KrOnika ChicaSOska.

czvIo w bankiecie okolo 500 a
dwokat0w Podczas bankietu wy
powiedziano ca}y szereg NOW,
majqcych ma celu przeciwdzlaia-
ME kandydatom partji Lundln :
Thompson. Miedzy innemi prze-
mawia} pu}kownik Jan V. Gin
min, ktory, charakteryzuJac sto-
sunki wtajemniczajac obecnych
W akcje wybor6w sedziowskich,
prowadzona przez polityczna ma
szyne Lundin- n-Thompsona, ma
woiywai do usilnych starah i "a
bieg0w dla przeprowadzenia de-
mokratycznej listy kandydatow
ma stanowiska sedziow w przy-
sz}ych poniedziakowych wvbo--
rach.
- 2 okazji majacych sic od-
bye w poniedziaiek wybor6w Sc
dziowskich, W 25ej wardzie od-
byio sic masowe zebranic miesz'
kahcow tel dzielnicy miasta W
Arcadia Hail., gdzie przema--
wiai pufkownik James Hamilton
Lewis, nawolujac zebranych do
glosowania "a przeprowadzeniem
demokratycznej listy kandyda-
tow ma stanowiska sedzi6w. w
przemowieniu swojem pu}k. Jas,
Hamilton Lewis parokrotnie "a
znaczyi re chodzi tn o uratowa-
ME reputacji naszego miasta -
O honor masta Chicago; obronlc
go MONA tylko przez przepro-
wadzenie demokratycznej listy
kandydatow ma stanowiska Sc
dzi0w.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-02
POWSTANCY ME STAWIA--
IA oPoRU WoJSKoM AN
GIELSKIM.

Opole, 2. czerwca. - WoJska
angielskie rozpoczeiy wczoraj
rano okupacjg Wielkich Strzelc
/ Kedzierzyna, gdzie ME spotkafy
zadnego oporu. Pred rozpocze-
ciem' okupacji puik. Walker
wojsk angielskich Odwiedzil gio-
VIVA kwatere WOjciecha Kortan-
sego W Szopenicach prawdopo-
dobnie doszedi do porozuTnlenla
60 do zajecia miast. Niemcy ro-
wniez ME stawiaja zadnego opo-
~ woiskom angielskim.
Wczoraj wojska niemieckie
.ostaly wyparte Kalinowa Przez
oowstanc6w polskich, 'lecz Mem
~ dokonali kontrataku, wyPie--
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-02
ROZPRAWA PO-
MIEDZY WLASCICIELEM
DOMU A LOKATOREM.

Podczas nieporozumicn, wyni-
kIych ma tie mieszkaniowem, VIA
Sciciel domu niejaki Vincenz Pic
colo, zam. pnr. 1910 S. Oakley
boul., strzelii wczoraj do swego
lokatora niejakiego Haymana
Weinera, zam. pnr. $50 S. Win
chester ave. Jednak zeznania
Swiadkow co do postrzelenia
Weinera ME sa zupeinie scisie,
gdyz jedni utrzymuja, re postrze
lii go wiaSciciel domu, Piccolo,
inni zaS twierdza, IL uczyni} 10
niejaki Esposito, kt6ry zostai a.
resztowany. Weinera ziozono W
szpitalu w stanie dose groznym.
sAMOBoJSTWO ZAMOzNE-
GO SZYNKARZA.
jerry Laich, Kroat, ojciec je-
denaSciorga dzieci, diugoletni
szynkarz w dzielnicy so. chica-
goskiej, pope}ni} wczorai samo-
b6jstwo w hotelu Board Of
Trade. Laich, przyby} do Chi
cago Kroacji pred 25 laty bez
centa przez ten przeciag czasu
dorobif sic majatku. Pracowa}
raipierw w stalowniach so. Chi
cagoskich, a po pieciu latach Ia
sozyl wyszynk tr,tnkow, z kto-
rego zrobii majatek. Cieszyi 2n
------- "a =
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-02
NIEMcY ME ZGADZAJA
SIZE MA RoKOWANIA.

G6rny G4ogow, 2. czerwca. (Pra-
"a Stow - Gen. Hoeffer, ko--
nendant miasta, odrzucii propo-
zycje aljantow co do wszczecia
rokowan powstaicami polskimi
IA zasadzie ktoYch sprawa sla-
ska moglaby bye zafatwiona.
Cora Swietej Amy, 2. ezerwca
- Powstancy polscy ewakuuja
podobno okoliczne wSie pod
WieIkimi Strzelcami. Fabryka ce
nentu pod Wielkimi Strzelcami
zostafa podobno wysadzona W
powietrze.
Baron Won Pless, stojacy ma
czele wojskowych organizacyj
niemieckich ma Gornym Slasku,
oznajmn, IL Niemcy ME moga
zgodzic sic nigdy ma utworzenle
oasa neutralnego, albowiem by
,oby to rownoznaczne uznanlu
linii Korfantego. Francuzi SYM
patyzuia z tym planem, lecz ME
wiadomo jake stanowisko zaJ--
na Anglicy W}osi. Grozba Po-
wstancow, IL wysadza oni wszy-
;tkie kopalnie W powietrze ME
przestrasza Niemcow, gdyz bez
wzgledu ma straty powstaDcy
c1usza bye wyparci re Slaska, -
oswiadczyl baron niemiecki. Zda
MEM tego barona, naJlePle)oy
oy4o, gdyby Anglicy i Wlosi "a
atakowali Polakow, gdyz to
przestraszyioby ich(D l wtedy
cofneliby sic bez wyrzadzenla
Yielkich szkod.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-02
Z PROCESU o kAPOWNI-
CTWO.

Komisja Sledcza pod przewod-
nictwem Dailey'a jest w posiada-
niu nowych prawdziwych / bar
dzo szczegoiowych informacyJ,
odnoszacych sic do pobrania Ia
powek podczas robot budowla--
nvch w hotelach Drake Somer-
set, oraz przy budowie nowego
gmachu Butler Bros" Jozef Z.
Fleming, specjalnie powolany do
tel 9prawy prokurator, wyrazii
sig, ze wiekszoSc msterjalu Z do
chodzen w sprawach lapowni-
ctwa juz jest zlozona w komite-
Gle. Wiele bardzo informacyj, do
tyczacych pobrania lapowek przy
instalacji wind W roznych budyn-
kach, posiuzy jako uniewinniaja-
cy material dla niektorych O.
skarzonych o iapownictwo. "
tym samym czasie specjalna La
Wa Wielkoprzysiegiych pod pre-
wodnictwem George T. Gorma-
ma, asystenta prokuratora stano-
wego, prowadzi}a dalej dochodze
MA w sprawie niezmiernie wy
gorowanych cen cegiy, ktora z
$3.50 "a tysiac podskoczyia az
do S16. i ktora W, trakcie Sledz
twa spadia znow do $l2. "a ty-
siac.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-02
NIEMCY ME CHCA UZNAc
WALUTY FRANCUSK1EJ
w OKREGU SAAR.
bankoWe.

Washington, 2. czerwca'
Wedle wiadomosci otrzymanych
tu wczoraj w ko4ach oficJalnych'
rad niemiecki wystosowaf do
Ligi Ludlow note protestacyJna,
oponujqc pr7eciwko wprowadze-
niu w okregu Saar franka, jako
urzedowej jednostki monetarnel
Urzedowa komisja Ligi Naro-
dow w okregu Saar wydafa roz-
porzadzenie, re z dnien lso ma
ia br. w tym okregu ma bye u
wazany frank francuski jako u
rzedowa jednostka monetarna' a
ME niemiecila marka. O lie VIA
domo, rad niemieckl protest
swoi miai oprzec ma podstawle
zarzutu, ze rozporzadzenie po-
wyzsze postanawia fundamental
ma i nielegalna zmiane traktatu
wersalskiego.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-02
ECHA WALK POD CORA
SWIETEJ AMY.

Cora Sw. Amy, 2. czerwca.
(Prasa Stow - Ogolna liczba
zabitych W walkach pod Cora
Swietej Amy wynosi Po o0u
stronach IT'S os0b. Walka ma u
leach missta byha bardzo krwa-
wa zaciekla. Walczono piers o
piers, uzywajac kolb karabino-'
wych, granatow recznych i no
zow. Po godzinnej walce Polacy
cofnsli sic.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-02
Nielncy Me zgadzaja Sic
Ma Rokowania.
POwstaicy Me Stawiaja Oporu
WOjSkOm AngieIskim,
Wojska Angielskie Zajmuja
Teren Plebiscytowy.
Echa Walk Pod Cora Sw. Amy.
Niemcy Wyp1aci}y Miljard Ma
rex Odszkodowania.
EKONOMICzNY PROGRAM WIRTHA.
Nowy Program Lenina.
Anglia Zamierza Zaprzestat RepresH Lrlandji
Niemcy Wyp1acily Miljard Ma
rex Odszkodowania.
EKONOMICZNY PROGRAM WlRTHA.
Nowy Program Lenina.
Anglia Zamierza Lprzestat RepresEj W klandi
INNE TELEGRAMY ZACRANICZNE

rajac Polakow z pozycyj zajmo-
wanych pomiedzy Gogolinem
Leznica.
Berlin, 2. czerwca. Gen.
Henniker, dowodca wojsk an
Igielskich, oznajmii koresjponden-
towi Chicago Tribune, il woj-
ska angielskie rozpoczeiy oneg-
daj okupacje terenu zajmowane-
go przez powstancow Korfante-
go, przekroczywszy Odre. ktora
|byia linja demarkacyjna, Wojska
angielskie zajmuja przeznaczone
dla Mich koszary bez zadnych
incydentow.
Gen. Henniker oznajmii, IL
wojska angielskie zajma wszy-
stkie wyznaczone i'm punkty stra
tcgiczne. Obowiazkiem wojsk an
gielskich jest uspokojenie Gorne-
so Slaska.(0
Gen. Henniker przybyi do
Berlina W celu porozumienia sic
Z wioska francuska ambasada w
sprawie dalszej akcji ma Cor
nym Slasku. (Czy owszem ME W
celu porozumienia sic z Niemca-
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RELULUNJ
POKOJOWEJ.

Washington, Q. czerwca.
Komitet Izby poselskiej do spraw
zagranicznych zbierze sic W mai
b1izszy piatek W celu przyjscla
rczolucji pokojowej, ktora Jedna-
kowoz, o lie sic zdaje, ME costa
nie oddana pod obrady Izby po-
selskiej W tym tygodniu. RePu-
blikahscy czlonEsowie komltetu
do spraw zagranicznych postano
will przyjac rezolucje poko]ow2
Porter'a, ktora jedynie przewi--
duie tylko teoretyczne zakofl--
czenie wojny Niemcami, "a
miast rezolucji pokojowej Kno-
"a, ktora przewiduje odrzucenie
Geklaracji wojny. Czionkowie de
mokratyczni oswiadczyh' IL
sprzeciwiac sic beda wszelkim
srodkom pokojowym, bez wzgle-
du ma ich forme.
zWYc1EsTWO ,,sUCHYcH"
w LEGISLATURES STA
NOWEJ.
Springfield, ILL.,, 2. czerwca. -
,susi" odniesli wczoraj wielkie
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-06-02
KALEND
z Biura MeteOrOlOg;:cmego.

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