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New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Inactive Bonds Suitable

Question--will you kindly advise me II
the following selection of bonds, in your
opinion, are good ones to safety and
sccureness? Am a widow depending
tirely on the income of these bonds and am
a little worried as to whether I have nade
good Investments. especially in regard to
the Penn Public Service Corporation bond
yhn,1a Whch is sot not n,,d listed Have been ola
Penn Public service Corporation per
cent. due 1947, $4,000: Toledo Edison Com
$4,000; Government Dominion of Canada
3, per cent due 1882 $1,000 Delaware
Il udson nn,cn ayear - n6a per cent due l937
ls47. $4,000: New England Telephone and
Telegraph per cent, due 1852 $4,000:
temch 10tsd bonds y per cent
per cent. $4,000; General Electric per
cent debentures. $4,000. Have $1,000 more
Will kindly advise me what to buy
Mrs. A. X.
Answer-We do not think you need
worry about your Penn Public Service
Corporation bonds because they are
not listed. The fact that a bond is
listed does not necessarily imply an
active market and, on the other hand,
the fact that bond is not listed does
not always mean that it does not en-
joy ready market. 1t is proper to
keep some part Of an investment in
bonds that are not instantly market
able. You have several bonds that
figure in active trading every day,
and their aggregate market value is
sufficient to take care of any ordinary
emergency. Your investments as a
whole are we'll chosen and we'll diversi-
fed We suggest that you divide your
new investment capital between Penn
sylvania Railroad 6s, 1896, yielding
about 5.5 per cent. and Canadian
Northern 6hs, 1916, yielding about Sc
per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04

N Eng r & r
5s Sr A 1862
% 49,. 97h
N Orl e. n e
ref & imp
4 ias 1859
3 82h
N Orl Ter As
1853
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
The Market

Like the stock market, the bond mar
ket was dull and exceedingly inactive
yesterday. despite the tradition of ii
rcinvestmcnt demand in July. What
ever there may be of July market will
really begin on Wednesday. Some
dealers expect fair buying demand,
though most are inclined to discount
the influence of rcinvestment buying,
much of which is anticipated in June
before the July interest payments and
dividend checks are received. Liberty
issues were firm yesterday, and the
rest of the market steady to firm
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04

/ 106A
Wheel & L E.
con As 1919
s 72H
WilsOn e. Co
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Federal Land Bank Bonds
Financial Items

The Terbensen Axle Company VIII "a III
deem scrip issued to holders OF 'hs iii
preferred stock on July IS. Tns os
clear tho way for payment OF diviae"sro ron.
the common stock, which is now the
pary's only outstanding security. "a
Salomon Bros. G Hutzler have opss ~.
Offices in the Marine Trust ButidfHt
falo. The new office Is in charge OF
Van Deusen.
J. & w. Seligman & Co. and spey.ned
Co. reorganization managers. e'rsla.
yesterday that they have declareu S~rrsaf
tive the plan and agreement OF reotSEU SEU.
cation OF the International & Gfes
thern Railway. .A
Shonnard & Co. yesterday annscnSesss anisnes i
the opening OF an uptown brancn os,snsyf
the Hotel st. Andrew under the
sEent of Ross e. Young. ,..a
Reports that the Ecid NewfounSrsfs
Railroad was about TO discontinue ee.ssssnsf
ment that the road has arranged to
'i-"n service on thc us"r' s-~e
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
N. y. Central Bonds

WASHINGTON, July 3.-Authority
was given the New York Central Rail-
road to-day by the Interstate Commerce
Commission to issue and sell $25,ooo,ooo
in per cent rcfunding mortgage
bonds. The receipts from the sale will
retire an issue of per cent ten-year
notes and accomplish reduction in
interest charges now borne by the cor
poration.
The Michigan Public Utilities Com
mission filed an objection to interstate
CONNIE cree jurisdiction over the appli-
cation for the bond issue, and in grant
ing the authority to-day the commits
sion held that it's powers gave it con-
troll Of the bond issue.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Investment
Information

Questions Of general interest to in.
Vestors sciu be dnswcred in this coli
amn. in which case only initials Will
be used. Others tUilt DO ans,uered by
mail. Address all inquiries, inclos-
ing a stamped, addressed envelope, to
Financial Editor. Tho Tribune, ISI
Nassau Street. Ncw York City,
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Middle States Quarter

The Middle States Oil CORPORATION in
the first quarter of 1922 reports gross
earnings Of s2.747.97O and net from
operations Of s1,s47,ooS. After pay
ing dividends of $647,SO1 and setting
aside $4,000 for reserves, including
Federal taxes, the net amount reserved
against depletion was s1,119,207. This
compared with the corresponding quar-
ter Of 1921. when gross was s1,827,705,
operating income s1,160,4SS and the
balance after dividends $631,323.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04

To figure the precise yield on bond II
's necessary to use yield tables but tho
approximate Yield can roughly be figured
closing quotation on a bond into tho rate
OF the annual return. II the bond Is selling
below par you must allow also FOR tho
subtract the market, quotation from par.
or 100. and divide tho remainder by tho
fore maturity. For example, II s per
cent bond is selling at 90 and has ten
years to run. the annual return will be 5.es
per cent. The difference between par and
the market price will be 10 points. sub
tracting 90 from 100. Dividing 10 points
by ten years tho quotation will be l. This
annual return. and tho result. 1855 per
cent. will give you tho approximate yield.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Southern Railway Bonds

Question: bought Southern Railway
6h per cent bond last January. but so
far have not received my coupons. What
Is the cause OF the delay?-A. II.
Answer - The Guaranty Trust Com
pany is delivering Southern Railway
6k per cent bonds to holders of certif-
Gates upon presentation. AS the COM
pany has no list of individual holders,
notification was given through the
press. You may make the exchange
at the trust company
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
To Build Coal Pier

NORFOLK, Va, July 3.-The Vir-
ginian Railway is preparing to con-
struct a s3,ooo,ooo electrically operated
coal pier at Sewall's Point, C. P. Hix,
vice president, announced to-day. Plans
for the new pier are being prepared, he
coid
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Pacific Tel, and Tel. 5s

Queston--wil you give me your valued
opinion. under "A. H." In your columns. OF
the Pacific Telephone ana Telegraph 5s.
due 1952?--A H.
Answer--We consider Pacific Tclc-
phone and Telegraph 5s, 1852, good
investment,
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Gulf. Mobile & Northern
Days Ne,U Issues

Brandon, Gorden, Waddell Company
arc Offering new issue of $690000
Pulaski County, Arkansas, one year dis
count notes Of $4,000 and $4,000
denominations, to yield ATS per cent
discounted to maturity.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
MY.N''
Partial Payment Plan

Question: have been receiving printed
matter in regard to bonds on the Install
ment basis from Messrs Halsey, Stuart g.
Co: and shall greatly appreciate II If YOU
VIII advise me confidcntially whether this
nrm is reliable in every way.--H. l.. G.
Answer-Although we do not attempt
to single out investment houses for
special commendation, we are glad to
inform you that Halsey, Stuart & Co.
have good reputation.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
London Metal Market

LONDON. July 3-Standard copper,
spot, s62 12s Cd; futures, 500 Is Sd
electrolytie spot, G69 los; futures, s71 :;
tin, spot, e164 5s; futures, 9155 5s;
lead, spot, s24 5s; futures, f23 12s Cd !;
zinc, spot, f27 It's ed; futures, S27 los.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Bank Calls Issued

WASHINGTON, July 3.-The Comp
troller of the Currency to-day issued
a call for the condition of all national
banks at the close of business on Fri
day, June 80.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04

ALBANY, July 3.--The State Super
intendent of Banks to-day issued a call
for the financial condition of state
banks, trust companies and private
banks at the close Of business Friday,
June 80
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
New York State Bonds

Issued IN coupon and registered fess'
not interchangeabl Coupon bonds esT
terable.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04

-Four full columns of in.
restment questions and an.
s,cers ,Oill be published in
The Tribune euery Sunday
and Monday. On other days
one full column ,Cill appear.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Transactions
Quotations
Bid and Asked Quotations

Yesterday. Friday.
3ias. al 100 1201 1001S 100 .O6 n 90. 10
Cd 4s, '33-'42.. 1894 % 1000 90 90.920O100 06
1st 4As, 33'47.100. 900 1903 100. "a 20 90 20
Cd 4As, 1942...10Ro4 % .0s O.O460 100. oG
Sd AIS. 1923. 100. 06 q 100 10 100. 0S a 10014
4th AVS. 1898. 1002S a. 10000 100.30 % "a
Vic 4Ae, 1928. 54 q 1OO.56 100. 4G q OO.5O
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Pittsburgh

10 Am W G pf. 1oa 1oa 1o3
10 Car Lead g. q 5 s
l60 Mfrs Light II 5lh SO 51h 81
AZ o f Supply. SO 81 SIX 5lA
100 Ohio Fuel OH NV TN 17h 17M
30 Okla Nat Gas. 22% 22% 22% 22I
10 Pitts Plate GIGS 165 165 l65
120 Pitts OIL & G. 9 8 $
200 Salt Creek C. 12A 12x 1873 12%
rs Pitts Coal -. SIS 65 s5 SIS
100 West Airbrake SO 50 50 SO
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Days Dealings in Bonds

n y. ~ =, :. ~ ! 80. 9sh Z 90.
~ - - ~ 80. l98e 80.
% SGT dS.o M SIN Or O rfg AZ
So. g6% Ms 1925 ser l 80.
Phila Co Gs osA
ser 1884 So Roll r. - r ~
-. o7% bs 1871 lTntd ID
Philip Rwy oAn 1o4t
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Personal Trusts

This company, nearing the century
mark of it's existence, offers to ind-
viduals the benefit of its long expc-
rienee in conducting Personal Trusts.
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Detroit
Philadelphia
Bonds

$4,000 Elec & Peo as 67% SIX 67N e7%
1000 Lehigh N AIS 95A 95A 95A 951
5000 n J Trac 5s. 6lia Slla Slh 8lia
1000 Phil Ell 1st g.. 9o1a 9o1a 90H 90lz
1860 do LIST 1ss.100 100 99% 99$4
1000 do 6s ..:...1o3% 1o3A 103N 1o3N
1000 York Rys 5s. 30 90 90 80
New-York tribune., 1922-07-04
Boston Curb

$1,000 Miss r Pwr SIS 92% ea% e2x e24
5000 e Tel 5s... 97% e7A s7s s7%
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03

Seria bueno cue el Hon. Comisionado
dc instruction dc Puerto Rico instru-
vera a los maestros para que estos cnse-
fen hygiene personal los niiios. He
podido obscrvar en- mUchas escuelas
de la isla que la ensefianza do hygiene
est$ muy lejos de ser Nevada a Ia
practica. He notado que muy poca aten
ci6n Sc ha prestado Ia fea costumbre
tue tienen los nifios de llevarse los
lapices a la boca; tener las ufas uenas
dc TERRA y otras suciedades; pcro en-
desorden; los dientes horriblemante SUI
clos. Y otras muchas faltas mas que
Sc tomarfa mucho tempo para nombrar
las. ~ 3 $500
EPor que no hacer los ejers rsicios fl
slcos al aire librs en- lugar de hacerlos
en- el mismo salon de clase?
En- realidad es cosa triste que esos
rinos aspiren Ell aire malsano de un
salon de clase al hacer Ell "ej9ccicio de
ASSpAFdC4Oh 6h eSLe OJelCACto &C 41S-
van particulas del polvo de "a tia v
ctras cosas q los pulmones, exponien-
dolos a que Sc enfermen. Por ESQ es que
vemos nifios medios dormidos en- la
clase. FL polvo y Ell aire impure los en-
torpece.
Es de esperarse que el Hon. Conf
sionado de instruction ponga fill este
estado de cosas. Es necesario cue los
Ansestros de Puerto Rico estudier exten
samente esta asignatura que sera de
gran valor para ellos v para los ninos.
Sebastian A. DIAZ,
Inspector Especial de sanidad.
Aguirre, P. R., abril so, 1922.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
TO MAS NUEVO I'm CINTURONES

Estos cinturones han sido vendidos hasta
ahora por $I.75. Por unos cuantos dias
solamente los daremos al precio especial
de 96c. Fidanos uno HOY Mande 25c
en- estampillas para gastos de franqueo y
demas. Pague al recibirlo. No Sc divide
de mandarnos la medida y las iniciales cue
Vd. desea.
1923 So. Wabash Ave. Chicago. iii.
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Informaciones de la Isla

continuation de la pag. 7a.)
do declaradO acknowledgements, ,enfer
mo de titus.
Lamentamos este triste incidente y
deseamos recobre la salud perdida tan
buen amigo.
NUEvA NoTARIA
Nos informa ell licenciado Lopez de
Victoria que dentro de POGO instalara
su notaria en- los bajos de don Jaime
Guiscafre.
Este tan signifcado joven Intellectual
es muy estimado en- esta sociedad, tan
to por su abolengo familiar, como por
haber undo su nombre al de la bellisi-
ma deidad anasquefa, dona Maria Diez,
N. SOTO RAMOS.
AnascO, P. R., abril IS, 1922.
con lazos de amor eterno.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03

Aguirre Sc prepara para la fiesta de
elias Madres''. Las activas profeso-
zas. Sra. Marina F. de Rodriguez, Pro-
videncia ocasio, Rosario Navas Maria
Iuisa Mulet y Luz Ma. Oxios piensan
hevar la fiesta de la mejor manera
rosible, de modo que resulte IN exito.
Freciosas poesias seran recitadas en- ese
6ia, por 10 que 70 he podidO observar
en- las cssas que visito diariamente. Los
esfuerzos que hagais porque resdlte esa
fiesta 10 mas amena possible seran CO.
ronados con los aplausos de los expec
tSdores. IL =
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t ts sac+sS H& EsEEEg
UNA CASA EN- LA PARADA IA


Una hermosa casa de concrete con Gin
co dormitorios, doble servicio sanitario,
tcrraza, garaje y solar de ouinientos
metros. Coastruida recientemente. Gale
ahrmada con alcantarillado. Rodeada de
casas tambi6n nuevas, habitadas por ia.
milias honorables. Renta actualmente no
venta dolares.
Sc VENDE, pagando la mitad de con
tado y Ell resto en- hipoteca al nueve por
ciento anuaI en- un plazo de ocho amos,
en- pagos semestrales, amortizando CAPT
tai intereses. Puede amortizarse la hi
poteca cuando Sc desee.
Els IN buen negocio. Pida informes.
Informara
G.. F. G.
Teiefonos 1918 y 1925 rojo, San Juan.
P. o. Box 1851 San Juan, P. R.
Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
DEsDE CAMUY
PARA uN sENoR DE o1pRA

EAhA ON OENOES O6 C1ObA
En- Ell ilustrado diario, Ell MUNDo,
del dia primero de mayo el ST.. A. NJ.
Diaz, de Cidra, responde unas notas
que de Camuy yo remitie1a a las
cusles estaban relacionadas con ui.a
carretera que nuy pronto unira este
pueblo con ell vecino San Sebastian.
Ha de saber ell amigo en- question que
runca fue nj ha sido mi intecti6n ell
llotejar a pueblo alguno y que sola-
mente nevo la prensa TODD aquel1o
que, mi juicio, sea tendente a esti-
raular Ell progreso de nuestro querido
Puerto Rico.
Solamente vino a mi conocimieaSo
que algunos propietarios de esta vecin-
Gao. que por suerte no pasan de tres,
Sc expresasen EN- la forma que 10 in
dicara en- mis- notas y, al efecto, acu-
di6 mi mente la Erase de un alcalde
quo Cidra tuvo en- una epoca, el cual
SO opuso a que la carretera Central
pasara por ALI, porqGeA el creia que
rodia perjudicarlos en- ciertc ssntido.
Al decir este, el pensaba que 10 iacia
por ell bien del pueblo y su dicho Sc
extendi6 por todo Puerto Rio.
Yo me he alegrado de quo el Sr.
Diaz me replicara, pues me demuestra
cue aQuella culta sociedad nunca Sc
expres6 en- Ia misina forma que su ad-
ministrador, y en- su consecuencia no
estoy conforme que todo el pueblo Sc
lie haga responsible de las faltas de
unos pocos-Jose REAL.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
GRAN FESTIVAL EscoLAR
EN- SABA1JA GRANDE

ResuIto un 6xito complete la We
LADA CoNFERENCIA dada por ell
simpatico "cLUB DEL octave GRA
DO'' de este pueblo, donde ell Professor
sr. Ramirez, secundado por Sis intel-
gcntes alumnos d1eron una nota alta
do su preparation y su cultura.
En- ese dfa fus ofrecido un banquete
regto al Hon. Comisionado de Instruc-
ci6n Sr. Lcdo. Luis A. velardo al
Hon. Inspector de Escuelas Sr. Manuel
Negr6n Collazo, pues ambos funciona-
rios han sabido captarse las simpatias
iei pueblo y de los maestros Y educan-
dos y trabajan unidos por Ell mejora-
miento de nrestras escuelas.
Fue un acto muy Undo y as;stieron
al mismo Ell senador por este aistrito
Sr. Castillo, ell Sr. Negr6n Collazo. el
sr. velasco, la Sra. Martha de Cells, el
Principal Sr. Panaini, ell Inspector ayu
dante. Sr. Torres, ell maestro de Agri
cuitura Sr. Llinas, ell joven Porrata del
decimo grado, ell Sr Ramirez y la Srta.
Maria E. Ramos, profesora de Cienciss
Dom6sticas, Y los sres. Rafae! Tcro y
Miguel Vargas de la Escuela de Con-
tinuaci6n.
Fin ell acto de los brindis hah;aron los
Sres. Negron Collazo. Velasco Castillo
Panaini habiendo mucho pdblico frente
a. local deseoso de escuchar Ia palabIa
Ge los comensales.
A las $3.50 despues de una bonita
cinta, di6 principle la velaGa con dos
Lonitos coros: uno ILLUSION" por
los inteligentes j6venes Samuel Iri-
zcrry, Enrique Falcon, Alberto sana
hria y Juan A. Soto.
Otro por las simpaticas y muy dis
puestas nifas Virginia Castillo y Car
rler l. Garcia.
Luego hubo un animado "debat2"
sobre ell tema: Resuelvase que el es-
riritu guerrero es innate en- Ia natE
raleza humana Y la guerra necesaria
para Ell progreso de los pue5los. Fue un
debate gallardo y ambos bandos estu-
vieron una gran altuIa. Ell lado afr
n,ativo 10 llevaban los alumnos Felix
A. Velasco. Eugenio olmeda y Enrique
Falcon y Ell negative, Pedro Porrat3,
Tomas Alvino v Jose A. Lugo. Estos
j5venes fueron muy aplaudidos y ambos
grupos premiados. Fue un derroche de
ideas ell referido debate.
Ell Sr. Negl6n Collazo hace cntrega
de los premios 10 hace como sabe
eI hacerlo, nenando de optimismo y
&c dicha ell corazon de los Mics.
Y entonces como dijera muy pien Ell
maestro sr. Ramirez, daba principle la
Solcmnidad del acto: porque entonces
empezaba hablar el maestro. Y habl0
de manera soberana, desde 10 alto del
pensamiento y cuando quiso terminar,
las damas lie pidieron que siguiera, de
tai n.anera habia sabido el ST. Negr6n
Collazo penetrar en- ell alma del aud1to-
rio. su tema fue moral, pedag6gico y
social. Humane Y lleno de una belleza
superior.
Ell publico que fue esa nochc al tea
tro sali6 muy satisfecho de la velada
conferencia. Fue un acto hermoso de
Cultural. D. P.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
Notas de base ball

cosa que Sc desafie pdblicamente una
novena Y cuando esta acepta, no Sc le
haga case.
RecOjan pues, los de Lares este ulti-
matum:
ST ell team 'tLares' tiene miedo de
efectuar ell desafio a que han retado
al "Mayagiiez" en- un campo neutral,
ell "Mayagiiez' no tiene miedo en-
aceptar dicho juego en- Ell PRoPIo cam
po de Lares, para tener Ell gusto de
derrotarlos nuevamente frente aque-
las simpaticas muchachas.
FL "Mayagiiez' no tiene Iniedo de
ir Lares y ganara porque en- I,ares
no pueden jugar pelota para enfren-
tarse con los cardenales.-BoRIcUA.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03

La atenci6n de la isIa Sc eoncentro
la pasada semana en- los retos Ianzados
por la gente de Lares la novena ma
yagiiez''. Ell 'Mayagiiez'' no solamen
te ha aceptado los retos p1blicamente,
sino que Sc dirigi6 privadamente al So
nor Pablo vilella, aceptando Ell desa-
flo. ,
Los de Lares no han dado senales
de vida, y todo indica que 10 escrito
en- Ell MUNDo eran ''bluffs". Nos
otros asi 10 suponiamos, pero es triste
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
DEsDE AGU1RRE

Ha sido trasladado Ponce el ms
pector Especial de ,Sanidad. Sr. Fer
rando jimenez. Durante ell tiempc (tres
meses) que estuvo ell Sr. Jimenez con
nosotros supo cumplir fielmente el car
go que le confara su Jefe, DR.. Lippitt.
Con la practica que ha tenido el COM
lafiero le servira de mucho para en- Ell
fpturo. cuando la campaia anti-malaria
50 haga extensive en- toda la isla. En-
tan corto tempo que llevo aprendiendo
con nosotros pudo adquirir titles y va
Losos conocimientos en- Ell dificil estu-
dic de la malaria y de los agentes trans
nisores de ella.
Tanto ell DR.. Lppitt como el DR..
Fernandez Mater sabran apreciar el ira
'bajo que en- Ponce hara ell active in
teligente Inspector.
Sentinos hondamente Ia separation
de este .buen companero que tantos ra-
tos felices nos hizo pasar. Aguirre, CO.
mo nosotros, sentira su partida.
Felicitamos al Hon. Comisionado de
Sanidsd por haber escogido tan valioso
elemento para Ell cargo de Inspector
Especial 6e Mosquitoes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03
FUEGo EN- MAYAGUEz

En- Mayagiiez Sc desarroll6 un fue-
go en- la casa dc comercio de los se
flores Rivera Co. quemandose par
te de las provisiones. La policia prac-
tic6 una detenida investigation.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1922-05-03

Ell "Cine Aguirre" propiedad del es
timado amigo don Julio Martinez, Sc
Ealla completamente reformado. Los ha
bitantes de este poblado estan muy con
tentos con tener ahora un sitio de re-
cfeo que reuue todos, casi toaos, los
requisites que Sc necesitan para I'm cine
Ce verano.
Ell Sr. Martinez Sc propone intro ducir
algunas reformas mas en- Ell local. Dado
a! genio progresista de este caballero,
TO tarGara en- que Aguirre tonga un
magnifico centro de espectaculos.
The New York herald., 1922-06-22
Assembly Likely to Divide
on London Agreement,
Not on Constitution.
LATTER NOT sHELvED
OF 118 Seats Treaty Support
ers Have 55; Foes, s3; La
Dor, Is; Others, Is.

DUBLIN. June 21 (Aseociated Press).
Ten seats for the new Dali Eireann
remain to be filed. two in Kildare and
Wicklow. and eight in Cork. These
are not likely to be announced until
tomorrow.
The figures for the 11s seats already
announced are: Treaty, So; Anti
Treaty, 33; Labor. Is: Independents,
6; Farmers. S; Trinity College men,
bers, 4.
The elections have caused distinct
change in the future prospects Of the
Irish Government. After the Collins
De Valera pact. 1t was assumed, moth
ing could prevent the joint Sinn
Feiners from having majority well
over thirty. and the coalition counted
on the certain support Of any policy
on which tho leaders agreed.
A majority for the joint Sim Fein
% not in doubt. II they agreed they
would outnumber all the others by
nearly forty, but the prospects Of an
agreement are disappearing. and the
division Of the Dali now seems more
likely to follow the essential division
between those who support and those
who oppose the treaty. On both sides
The New York herald., 1922-06-22
DE VALERA DOUBTS DALI
CAN PASS CONSTITUTION

DUBLIN, June 21 ASSOCIATED Press).
--Eamon de Valera tonight issued a
statement saying he does not believe the
Dali Eireann will pass the now Irisl
constitution in its present form. He
declares the constitution would exclude
from public service and practically dis
franchise every honest Republican. He
said:
"These results seem indeed a triumph
for the imperial methods of pacification
outrage. murder and massacre. and
then a threat with a concession, the
policy OF kick and a caress. with a
kick in reserve. ireland unfree
will never be at rest or genuinely recon-
ciled with England. England's gain is
for the me ment only, and England's diff
f1culty will still be prayed for as Ire
lands opportunity. The men and
women VINO have Deem rejected by the
electorate have gone down with their
flags flying"
AS for the published constitution, Mr.
De Valera said it was still only a draft.
and sit Is, as Burke described the Irish
penal code. machine of wise and elabo-
rate contrivance. a complete system we'll
digeste'l and well composed in all its
parts and peculiarly fitted to the end
In view-the degradation of tie people
and directed not against the few but
against the many"