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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-25
Chicago Futures.
COTTON PRICE HIGHER
Settlement Of English Mill STRIFE
Brngs About Small Gains; last
Prices Show Net Gains.

NEW ORLEANS. June 24.--Pric"s
were higher in a small way in cot
ton today during the greater part oi
the session as the result OF the set
tlement OF the English mill STRIFE
and the report that Lancashire
would resume work Monday morn
inrlnr. In the late trading sou'e
buying was done on the large c"-
port movement for the day. 49,N'5
bales against 4,53o this day 10 =
year. from all ports, and the th'd
hurricane OF the season. discovered
in the western part Of the Caribbean
sea with prospects that It wouI u
nave into tho Yucatau channel aud
from there into the Gulf Of Mexico.
At tho highest the trading months
we're ~ to Is points over the level
Of Yesterdays Close, with July At
lO5lc. Last prices We're At MT
gains Of 0 10 II points, July closing
at l0.45c.
In the early trading the effect ot
favorable English reports was in
creased by a better Liverpool than
due. but that the decline was
checked when private bureau r"-
ports on the crop were received ana
toward the middle Of the morning
the more active months We're ! To D
points under yesterdays close, Ju y
falling 20 1894 The distant months
did not so To net declines. one pr
vate bureau placed the condition 81
the crop at 20 per cent Of normal
and the decrease in acreage at 20
per cent. while another placed cor
fition at 69.5, the decrease In acre
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Enst st. I.onis Lite.tock.

CATTLE-Rsceipt $500. native steers
quarantine Texas and bulls steady. IS %
PAD for weighty natives S. 90 q $40 fpr
Quarantine steers, ether classes slow, veal
calves So 0Ode5O.
Hau--Esreip's 1850. sar'v matset
advanced d. . -5c, now weakened 80 abe u
steady with top Sss5 paid for one .1ad
r- nors. bulk SS6OdS.,5. packer so'ys
strong up TO s7.55, rigs Csc niger, qua.
l'y Fnrd
te. sa q fresh with II decks II hol1overs
n1 hand and none sold Indications 90
iHr a huge slump In values, most ui re-
Ja.p'a lambs
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CHICAGO June gi-Cattle-- Receipts
mn dull few early sales steady. car "
l.a over. quality plain. bulk beef steers
.tm s hos bulk fat she stock 81 Is y
N.. lanuor and cutter cows mostly {l.5
g. 'a. bull bologna bulls ta.s51A A.25.
bur Her grade largely Si75a5.55, hu'k
Hogs Receipts 5000, lon .5c higher
inan yesterdays average, better grsd ~
active and No most, others slow hogs
Practically sold out Of tust hands, big
packer, buying spsTinBiy, top $3.50 bu
% Hs75. piss l5a 25c higher, bulk de-
t-sr.- 40 $3.50
sheep Receipts 10000, lambs 25a5"c
lower. top natives and light Orogo.s
! uatiXes : 8 On n 90. sheep mostly
f.att some heaTy ewes lower, hest light
native Yves 'lj0. hsavics !c.50u 500,
Oregon aged wtthers g565
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-25

ruhu.hsd IN tho Tulsa paiN world
tune u.s. 20. July d.. ana a. 1921.
world Puhlshug Conpau, rublishorsl
~ THE DISTRICT COtltT on THE
UNITED STATES ron rhB EASTERN
DISTRICT or OKLAHOMA
United Etstoa ~ America. plaiutif. va
Il H. Joscy and W q. Maurin. De
PENDANTS
Notice IL hereby given that on Mon
day. July u.s. l9el at the south front
door on the east side Of the United Stster
fostoffioe building at o'clock g. m. in
tho City Of Tulsa. county Of Tulss and
state ~ Oklahoma. I viii offer for sale
to tho highest bidder for cash Lot a.,
Block 2s located on south QuRnah street
owen addition. Ciiy OF Tulsa 10 satisfy
an execution lsbuo.i out ~ the United
States court for the Eastern District "
oklahoma ON tho n,h day ~ May, lnel
pursuant 10 a Judgment ~ stid court
entered on tho isth day of April. 1871.
against r. " tosoy aud W. q Maupn.
Tor the sum of /! 500 90 and accrued costa
amounting to fi2.di. said real estate hos
no'r duly levied upon and appraised ac-
Cordius 10 the lawr ~ tho state ~ Okla
homh. Terms of sole viii b" Tor cash,
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Kansas City livestock

KANSAS CITY. June ?a--Cattle-Re-
ceipts $500, stockers and feeders wesS
few st0ckers 3i.s5 II 800. other classes
generally steady. best beef steers s. 80
cows iS 5oq52j. few Gamers tt.00d 25 I.
good and choice Nealers $50 "a 500, gsn'
eral quality OF all classes poor.
HogS-ReCelpts 1000, open IS Z 10
higher, close around lOc higher than yes
terdays average. best lights to packers
s. 40, 2l0 and -.i-pound average s. 400
$50, go and 200 pound average s. so q
s3J, bulk - 30Ds a5, PIGS l0al5c his l.
er. best kinds s. 40.
Shcep-ReCeiurs 200 killing classes
steady, fed Texas we'hers $3.50, native
ewes tioO. few head native lamos {llGQ,
mostsales around $40 So
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Perfectly Satisfied.

Here Is that suit bought OF you
last week" said the angry customer
10 the tailor. you said YOU would
return my money II e was no. satis-
factory"
That's what said" responded
the polite tailor. rubbing his hands
but | am happy 10 tell you that |
found the money to he entirely salts
factory"
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Oklahoma City Livestock.

OKLAHOMA CITY. June - Cattle -
Receiptsl weak. steers tis517 SO /,
cows and heifers .i25d 500 calves $3O0
q 90, stockcrs and feeders {2.25 d b.25
HoEs-RcCeipts ! 900. IO6tl5c highsr;
top ;s.35, bulk SSloaS50.
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Kansas City Grain.

KANSAS CITY. June wheat-Cash
No hand tI-sMlI5. new No. dorH
hard 81 40. No. red fl.-9.
rorn-No. . mixed ajHe' No. ? yello"
trt No a5c
osts-No whIte37'. '.q5sc: No, :
n Aed SIiac.
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Port worth Livestock.

Fort WORTH, Texas. June et.--Cati'e
- Receipts 100. beeves .3.On 100, stoca-
crs So IN n 400; cows and heifers s2.UO y
100, calves t2.0On T.25.
Receipts / 900, light - 75uSsS,
heavy = Ooq 7.75. pigs &5.5od7 so.
shesp-Receip 500. lambs g. .oods01;
wethers 81 o0u $50, ewes s5.O04 3.LQ,
goats &l.o0gl.SO
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Kansas city POrdure.

KANSAS CITY, June ct Butter aId
fg-s Unchanged.
poultry BroUcrs unchanged - lc hiFh-
e. ,o3to, hens and rooslers unchangaS,
F.'4foes-uuChaused
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CHICAGO June "a Butter-Lowsr.:
Creamery extras 85hc, standards 5lA q,
'[s' Ri lgC, seconds 24G 2lc.
tFEs- Higher, receipts 1888 caser
.s.- -l'. a 26c standards % &c ordinary
iH's goa ale, at mark, cases included -
f.glry-AItvs higher; fowls &c, bror-
srs '.H4 44-.
Fn'Hfno-H Receipts 90 cars. old steady, =,
90" weak. northern white 5oH6i cw',
t.-a 81 3ghu 2bl barrel, North Caro-
HH4 60 barrel
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-25
The Poor Inventor!

TIME originator Of idea has wasted his time unless
he is able to interest some one else in his creation
unless that someone else can enjoy it or benefit
by it.
It is because thoughts freely radated-so easily
exchanged and spread broadcast-that this country is
fine place to live in.
Consider the advertisements in this paper They are
thoughts, Many of them are thoughts conceived with
you in mind thoughts for your comfort your pleas
re-your hcalth-your satisfaction. Thoughts that
will save you time and money.
DO you take full advantage of them? Advertising is
the voice Of American business
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-25
Wire Flashes

CLEVELAND. OHIO, June 2f-Hsrry
p Karr of Baltimore vaS elected pres,-
dent Of the krwauis club az the c.os.ug
session OF the convention here.
wAsHNGToN. June gt--Investtsstion
by the senate naval affairs committee "i
was proposed iu 4 resolution introduced
90 tho senate today by senator Latoliettr.
republican OF Wisconsin,
wAsHINGToN June 2t-Prostdcnt
Hardmg today sent to- the senate the
name ot william Miller Collier Of New
York pres.d,ut OF George Washington
University here. 20 be ambassador extra
ordinary and p'enip'''"llary to 'hIe'
OKLAHOMA CITY. June ei.--Twen'y.
sisrgs- .ny"5'"v are asbed Of n l.. Hsnco5E. IN
a petition filed BY I'd. Hens,ey Ia dls-
trIct court t1dp. The petition states that
HANCOCK accused Hensley Of forgery
PARIS. june 24-The civil ceremony
uniting In marriage the huhe OF Marl
borough and Miss GLADYS Deacon NJ f"s-
ton. took place a. tho BRUSH consllhi"
At II u clock thus morning The religious
ceremony Will be conducted tow"rI"" at
'ernoon.
LITTLE ROCK, hrh. June '-one
person .s dead. five homes are drWpIsN't 't
as tho result of cyclone which struck
at Jacksonville, near here late I"u's
| day.
FORT WORTH June 2i-Aleging
many Texas railroads are violating the
feeding and watcriug law representatives,
Of the Interstate commerce con- la"',SS.uh
neys conferred here all day to-day ana
announced they would Immediately tI'
complaints against number ui Texas
lines.
WASHINGTON June Nomination
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PERRY. Okla. june r1.n" More than
stolen here last night hN thieves Who on
tered the Allen & Company store and ran
sacked the stock, The robbers have not
been appTehendod.
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------- WV lWTh TVNFN1
".N YORK June - Prime mercan.
amer ~ d6A exchange easy, stsr-
-F 0o-day hilz and commercial so day
I'm banks 3tNl7 commercial 80 day
p demand SS-N cables 2.1al7.
..'.rs-- Demand 7.gs. cables & 90.
H1rN- Demand l.3I. cables l.3S.
|''.rU--bsmaud sos
'.H"D-. Demand o. 2s
E.'Nt'"-D Demand l42t.
t'Er0Nnr-- Demand 30 20
..rn-. Demand 1850
'rna.-n'@h per cent discount
i.r-u.ar.
H, Loans STEADY, 60 DAYS, 80 dlys
D Ma-eN- Easy high low, ruling rate
4 -,slns bid "a offered OF 5, last loan
'@"" acceptsncts ~
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INV ORLEANS juno - Cotton
steady and unchanged Sales on thn
p. ||.at bales, - rive none, low
Ing S'1. m1lliuE lu3s. good mid
.Aa', receipts lsii, stock l'0.a2f,
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Want Ads
ANNOUNCEMENTS

LOST AND roJND. 7
LOST black and white spotted Lulu
-r'i License tag '.2, reward. call
Luo1 White dog 10 weeks old on juno
2l", from % Nur'h Gillette. Finder
phone Osago he2s Il. Reward.
REWARD Zoo for return ~ new Ford
runabnut engine No. l9i275t dstach.
DAYS front tree do not match In colot
Dsnge l2s9-S2l7
LETT on Bcuvicw car Friday. package
containing white satin skirt. finder
Losr--A brown strip On road bstwssn
Sspulpa and Tulsa, Tuesday afternoon
h"tween and o'clock BAG contained
owner Tag with name on bag suitable
reward for return to iooe New Daniel
Hldg III l.. Admire
LDs1 Trom Ford car In 500 block on
North Boston, hetween te and 3 D. M.
one female French poodiednG Finder
pleaso notify W " Knowles, Rristcw.
okla. general delivery and receive 80
IpsT.-A pair ~ tortoise shell frame
g'asses, notify MIR Brooks. security
Rank
srRAYED--Ltpht Jersey COW with halter
and chain. osage 5i6t
STRAYEp Fcmale Airedalc months
ola from Kawfteid lease. l mile north
ot slick okla t25 reward for her return,
T.. q. culh"rtron.
Osago tssS Reward
PURELY PERSONAL Q
WEST MAIN ttATEhNIrY sANIrARIuM
4 home FOR The care and &c ,,on 60.
o. sadgca yeas 9%'G pT % H.s%sa ss' m.aiss s.Gs
director i5,1 W. Main, okiahoms CITY
FAIRMoN'r MATERNITY HOSPITAL Tor
eSnfnsm'n, p,lys,S, no,S pi9Ss SIS. r'AsGnsS.
write for booklet. Mrs. 7. ~ Long, s9Ii
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tg &C.,
Steady, East st. Louis SPOT iiOa
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GENEVA. June gi-.Th' council ot inc
league of nations today awarded the AlaEd
i.Iands in the Baltic sea To- Finland.
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OKLAHOMA CITY June % r. G.
pnsran 18TH witness ln rho Rod river
CIaIma hearing IN progress here bef1r,
T. S Commissioner FTrtvrcs n. Tyler
was on the stand today. He presented
colorado oil Interests which r'Wprls" the
last group ot placer miners 90 he heard
from.
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&c. T. - "a of Wav. d.a.rlhed as
f'Il'v7 FHrfrruE 100 DO. N.IfUtsHf ,.t.
nor " WnDk ti % u. thru.n iu . Nrrth.
westerly direction along M. West Limo ot
Naiu street. theme, luu foot 600 70 South.
wrat"ry due. ton aui parallel to tho
Nofih line NJ uNurk 49, % o.. thence lin
t'rt 900 souinr,Hfa.'N dIfe,upl aIoug tho
East liuo ~ UouIlrr Avenue 90 tho
NorthwtfIorn rornor ~ lot D. tUuck -.
thence 500 fs"t along mo Nurih time u
Block "a. % J.. 90 point of beginning
500 fE.ItE tn
All owners ot admitting property. pror.
ortv benefited bv nuid improvements aud
other property liable tu hssoFsmept are
hereby notified that ell matters affecting
such improvements ug Hputfi's tr tina
property thereby. ana any claim or ohi"r-
ilou6 to- the hsssasmrutt Bs above set
tnrth shall be filed in writing in tho Of.
t," ~ Mrs Frank traW1u. CITY Auditor.
nf tho tliy ~ Tulsl. GkAhnuia. op or
hefofe the lst day NJ July lpt'. at 90
O'Clock \. NJ and the sam" sh1u b" heard
hv the nptri uf Commissioners on iha
l.t dpv ot tulv l9fl. Ht un ''rIurk. A.
~. aud any ,ptua OF objections uui SO
filed tn wfItIuE before said time shall
be- deemed waived
Dated this itth doy ~ JANE. ir't.
MRS FRANK SEAMAN.
clty AJiltor.
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OKLAHOMA CITY june 2t.--Tweu'y.
thortsud dollars damages for alleged
siaudrr are asked Of NJ l.. Hanco,A. IN
petition filed by I'd. Hensiey in dis-
trlct court TO-DAY. The petition states that
HanCoch accused HruSley Of forgery,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-06-25

WAEHINGTON June g. charles r.
Warren of Michigan. republican n0NouaI
prg,Idtut Hardlns 90 ambassador TO-
laIaU.
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WASHlNGTON. June - N--lnyestigstion
by the senate naval affairs committee Of
alleged "soNletIsm IN the American ndN},
was proposed Iu resolution introduced
iu the senate today by senator Latuuettr.
republican OF Wisconsin,
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WASHINGTON June 2t-Prcstdcn,
HARDING today sent to- the senate the
name ~ william Miller collier Of New
York. president OF George Washington
University here. 20 be ambassador extra
ordinary and pleuIpp'tullary to chile,
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PURELY PERSONAL

LOST Male brindle and white bull dog.
OAaGo Gss2 Reward.
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IpsT.-A pair ~ tortoise shell frame
glasses, notify MIR. Brooks. Security
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LETT ON bctlvicw car Friday package
containing white satin skirt. finder
ulesHs call Cedar qgl
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srRAYEp--Light Jersey COW with halter
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LOST NND IoJND 7
LOST \ black and white spotted Lulu
setter IirunEe tag g12, reward Call
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Don't close your ears to it.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-16
DOKOLA KONFERENCJI
WASZYNGTONSKIEJ.


Washington, 16. lipca. - RIA
dove kola waszyngtohskie stara-
ia sic przekonac Japonje, ze ME
poniesie ona zadnych STRAIT przez
przyjecie udzialu W caiej wa
szyngtonskiej konferencji W spra-
wach zmniejszenia zbrojeh oraz
w sprawie Dalekiego Wschodu.
Prezydent Harding wierzy, IL
Japonja przyjmie udziai W oma-
wianiu spraw nietylko zlnnlej--
szenia zbrojen, ale rowniez i W
kwestj Dalekego Wschodu.
Wczoraj cabinet rozwazal odpo-
wiedz Japonji ma zaproszenle
prezydenta Hardinga, ktore "a
sadniczo Japonja przyjeia. 70
posiedzeniu gabinetu dowiedziano
sic, ze obecnie toczy sic wymlana
zdah pomiedzy Stanami Zjedno-
czonemi i Japonja odnoSnie spraw
Dalekiego Wschodu i Pacyfiku.
co do kt6rych kwestyt Japonja u
czynila zastrzezenia W swojej cd
powiedzi, wyrazajacej zgode ma
pTzyjecie udzia}u W konferencjl
waszyngtonskiej.
Stanowisko Japonji ME wp}y-
ME jednak ujemnie ma wykona-
ME planow co do konferencji wa
szyngtonskiej, ktora prezydent
Harding spodziewa sic zwofac W
najblizszej przyszioSci. Ma wczo-
rajszem posiedzeniu rozwazano
rowniez szczegofowo kazdy punkt
propozycji prezydenta Hardinga
W stosunku do wszystkich pieciu
zaproszonych mocarstw ma konfe
rencje jak rowniez W stosun-
ku do Chin. Kofa urzedowe o.
swiadczy}y, IL zajetego przez ia
ponje stanowiska W sprawach
Dalekiego Wschodu kwestji ma
Pacyfiku - krytykowac publicz-
ME ME beda i re niema obawy
wystapienia w tel sprawie Z czy-
ieikolwiek strony krytyka.
Wedlug opinji prezydenta Har
dinga, konferencja waszyngtoh--
ska mogIaby sic rozpoczac juz
dnia l1go listopsda.
OBCIECIE PLACY ROBOT
NIXON.
San Francisco, Calf, 16. lipca.
- kalifornijskie zrzeszenie ham
dlowcow oznajmiio wczoraj o
zmniejszeniu wynagrodzenia ro-
botnikom, zajetym W przemysle
metalurgicznym. Nova placa,
ktdra bedzie nizsza Cd obecnej o
10 procent i ktora ma bye wpro-
wadzona W zycie dniem pierw-
szego przyszlego miesiaca, do
tyczy przeszso 25,oOo robotnikow
zajetych W tel galezi przemysfu.
PoDRoz AEROPLANEM
Z MEKSYKU DO SYBERJI.
Venice, Calf, 16. lipca. -
Dwaj piloci, Clarence O. Prest z
Las Vegas, N. Mex. i L. M. Bach
Santa Monica, zaprojektowali
smiaia; podroz aeroplanem z
Meksyku ma Syberje, oddalona
stad 0 4.6sS mil. Majs oni wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-16
DWU CHLOPAKoW UTO-
NELO w JEZIORZE.

Tegoroczny sezon kapielowy
ohfite zbiera zniwo, gdyz do te-
60 czasu w samytn Chicago, uto-
neio W jeziorze Michigan pre-
szto trzydzieSci os6b roznego vie
ku. Do tegorocznych ofiar kapie-
Ii doliczono wczoraj dwie wiecej,
mianowcie So niemi; Jan Nau-
bau, LEGACY lat 10, pnr. 40o2
Greenview ave. utonai wczoraj W
jeziorze u wylotu ulicy Grace, O.
raz C. Lundhorn, pnr. 464S Ha
zel ave. utona} W jeziorze II wy
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-16
ROZWOZICIELE BIELIZNY
PRZYJMUJA REDUKCJE
pJ,ACY

Unijni rozwoziciele bielizny Pra
ncj, zatrudnieni W .chicagosklch
pralniach, zgodzili sic wczoraJ ma
piecio-procentowa redukcje piac,
w tel sprawie odbylo sic wczo-
raj zebranie, ma kt6rem podczas
glosowania l35 giosow pad}o "a
przyjeciem znizki piac, ll6 zas -
przeciwko. Rozwoziciele ci zara-
bali dotad cd $50 do $50 tygod-
riowo. Ma podstawic nowego kon
traktu, rozwoziciele otrzymywac
beda W roku jedno-tygodniowe
wakacje pfatne. Panuje przeko-
mamie, re obecnie w}aSciciele
praln zredukujqc ceny ma pranlu
bielizny.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-16
panna NJ. O'Toole.
DdIIIId vi. y OOIt.
0 ZALATWIENIE SPORU w
PRZEMYSLE BUDOWLA-
NYM.

Wedle oSwiadczenia sedziego
Landisa, ktory jest arbitrem W
sporze przemys}u budowlanego.
w przysziy czwartek lub piatek
zostanie wydana przezeli decyzja,
co do wysokosci plac robotnikom
budowlanym. Jezeli decyzja jego
zostanie przyjeta przez obie spor
ne strony, wowczas ma ca}y rok
zakoncza sic dysputy W przemy-
Sic budowlany1n. Wskutek nie-
porozumieh miedzy pracodawca-
mi a robotnikami, zosta}o wstrzy
manej budowy W Chicago ma
oSolo szesG niiljonow dolarow.
w ko}ach robotniczych krazq po
gioski, re sedzia - Lands
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-07-16
KALENDARZYK.

Dzis, sobota, 1890 lipca: Swieto
NIatli Boshej SzkaplerZnej.
JutrO, niedziela, II lipca: Aleksego
Wynn.
Dziewiata Niedhiela po Zielonych
Swiatkach.
Ewangelja: % Zburzeniu Jerozoli-
N.Y."
Pojutrze, poniedziaieb, 1890 lipca:
SzymOna Lin.
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Z Anglo klandzkiej Konferencji POkOjowej.
AUSTRN GROH STRAJK POWSZECHNY.
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Nova Republika Sowiecka.
INNE TELEGRAMY "a GRA NICZNE:

Holandja rowniez powinna wziac
W niej udziaA re wzgledu ma to,
ze Indie Holenderstie, ktorych
liczba mieszkancow wynosi 59,-
100000, przylegaja do Pacyfiku.
z ANGLO IRLANDZKIEJ
KoNFERENCJI POKOJo-
WEI.
Londyn, 16. lipca. - Lloyd
George de Valera odbyli wczo-
raj rano drugie posiedzenie, trivia
jace p6ltorej godziny. Nastepne
posiedzenie odbedzie sig W Po-
niedziatek.
Sir James Craig. premier Ulste
III przybyl wczoraj do Londynu
i odbyi z Lloyd George'em try
godzinna konferencje.
Rokowania, pomiedzy Lloyd
George'em i de Valera toczs sic
w atmosferze pokojowej i pew
ne porozunienie zostaio juz O.
siagniete. Giowna trudnosc W
rokowaniach stwarza stanowisko
Ulsteru. De Valera nalega, aze-
by bez wzgledu ma to, W jaki spo
sob sprawa zostanie zalatwiona,
byl tylko jeden parliament dla Ca
lei Irlandji. De Valera zgadza
sic ma udzielenie Ulsterowi lokal
nego samorzadu, lecz Ulster mu-
81 podporzadkowac sic W RE
czach gi6wnych parlamentowi
d1fblinskiemu. Ulster zaS ze
swej strony nalega ma zrpeAna
niezaleznosc cd Dublina. Do tel
pory ME osiagnieto zadnego po-
rozumienia pomiedzy de Valera
i Craig'em a Lloyd George'em.
De Valera twierdzi, IL Craig jest
przedstawicielem mniejszosci If
landzkiej, a wszellde spory po-
miedzy mniejszo5cia i wiekszo-
scia winny bye zaAatwione przez
GAIA Irlandje.
Zawieszenie broni przestrzega-
ne jest sciSle przez obie strony.
Pewne ograniczenia zostafy znie
stone przez wtadze angielskie.
Wypadki W BelfaScie niepokoja
troche Londyn, lecz obie strony
postanowiiy zajScia te ignore
wac, afbowiem uwazane one So
"a tarcia religijno partyjne.
AUSTRJI GROZ1 STRAJK
,POWSZECHNY.
Wieden, 16. lipca. (Prasa ST.
- Otto Bauer, byiy minister
spraw zagranicznych, zagroza
rzadowi strajkiem powszechnym,
jezeli rad zgodzi sic na zadani
przerwania socjalizocji wielkie'
60 arsenaiu wiedehskiego, kt6ra
zostala dokonana przez miedzy-
sojusznicza komisje reparacyjna.
| Arsenal obecnie jest juz czescio-
wo socjalizowany i wytwarza ar
tyetrly handlu. w przedsiebior--
| stwie tenn zostai umieszczony
wielki kapitai obey. F.
WoJNA GREcKo. TU-
RECKA. " .
Konstantynopol. Is. lipca.
(Prasa Stow = Wojska greckie,
D-I.Sz-.-i. a.. Sfr,,nyHU n ..
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Wczoraj cd utonlecla Sledm oSob.
w SPRAWIE SEKRETARZY
OLA ALDERMANoW CHI
CAGOSKICH.
Obecni alderman posiadac be-
da swoich sekretarzy penSja 70
czna 81, 500. Zachodzi tylko pyta-
ME. czy sekretarze ci mianowani
beda przez samychze alderma--
now, czy tez przez egzaminacyj-
ma komisje s}uzby cywilnej? Kwe
stja ia zostaia oddana wczoraj
do rozstrzygniecia miejskiemu de
partamentowi prawniczemu. Al
dermani domagaja sic gwa}tem,
by sami mogli mianowac swoich
sckretarzy, by te $l,500 rocznie
pozostafo w ich rodzinach, lub CO
najmniej miedzy przyjaciolmi, al
bo sqsiadami. Jezeli zas sekreta-
rzy mianowaG bedzie komisja
sluzby cywilnej, w0wczas sami
nawet alderman ME beda W sta
mic odgadnqc, jakich otrzymaja
sckretarzy. Alderman sadzac, il
samodzielnie beda wybicrali
swych sekretarzy, wobec czego
wielu mich poczyniio juz miano
wanna, ktore przcdstawia sic iak
nastepuje:
Alderman - Sekretarze.
Jan A. Piotrowski -
Maria Piotrowska.
Leonard Rutkowski -
Edward Rutkowski.
NJ. Kavanag, - Karol Kavanagh.
James B. Bowler -
pani ]. B. Bowler.
Matt Franz - Jan Franz.
Karol Agnew, - PAM NJ. Agnew.
Jan Hardellein - Jan Hardellein.
T. R. Caspers, PAM NJ. Caspers
Christ Jensen, - Mabel Jensen.
NJ. Adamowski,
panna Irena AdamowsKa.
Nv. NJ. O'Toole,
panna NJ. O'Toole.
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KURs MAREK POLSKICH.

Wedle komunikatu Polskiego Konsu.
latu Generalnego, kurs marek polsAich
lest dis 1900 marek "a $1.00, czyi 62
cent6w "a tysiace marek.