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New-York tribune., 1922-03-26

lower class of bond. The same reason
ing applies to preferred stocks. the
better class of which are governed by
the same factors Influencing bond
prices. United States Steel preferred
stock sold on a 6.67 per cent basis
last June and is now selling for re
turn Of less than 6 per cent. In all
cases the relative safety Of the differ
ent classes of bonds is practically un-
altered.
The investment value Of an inferior
oond has not necessarily changed be-
cause 1t ls now selling on the yield
basis appl lying to a higher grade Of
bonds before the decline in money
rates started. What the whole trans,
formation means is that the price Of
money has been lowered and the price
OF bonds has ADVANCED TO conform to
the changed value OF money.
There is just one course open 10 the
conservative investor. That is to re-
strict purchases to the class Of bonds
best suited TO his financial circum-
stances. The purchasing power of the
coupon dollar has advanced as the
number Of dollars obtainable from .
given investment has declined. We do
not know your circumstances. but
would suggest that comparativelv few
persons can afford to carry an inves--
ment composed of so many high-yield-
ing securities.
The Barnsdau SIS we could almost be
inclined to class as d business mau's
ln7estment and itwould be advisable
to include them with youc French
bonds when trimming down your list
nearer to the safety point. We sue
geSt that you'd olster your inves tment
WIN some such issues as New York
tcIson 6]1s 1871. and non -callable uu-
III 1885; Pennsylvania G19s. 1896;
Great Northern Is. 1885; Illinois Cen
t[@l ira 0:2s 1885, and Western Union
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Investment of 81 500

CUES tion-Would ike some inform al!on
resatdiEg the Investment Of 81 200 {
nave IN View few. preferred stochs and
would IKE Nour opinion on same. wa,
thinh!ng of buying five shares OF American
nf epnone aod Yelesrsph tive shares oC
SH'ted Sjat = Steel and with the balance
90 !on thlrh would do better to buy a
BOND 20 produce from "a pc cent :?
nat 90 You think OF these preferred
s'ocAs and which ono DO you consider tho
best: Corn Products Baldwin Locor1otiyr
AINtrlcan Locomotive, American Woolcn
h,inH!y lct II" know If these stoci1s de-
GL$Te ,or , G,EIaonds ., ever three months and
~ theY nave ever passed any. Would Ike
your YOU opinion on American Can preferred
Also 'Fn 81 'hl9 n1IsH = is "a :0od inLe$tloent?
OF, go selling at around Is. DO YOU
CONSIDER this fairly good bond ana how
- Is ,.S9 !, Se9cuT%d Would IKE AZ high a rate as
YOU'D think fairly safe. DO aavings banlq
invest any OF their depositors' money IN
bopdsa porIIt%ed S[oc%s o o. ony in nigh grade
shares OF Illinois Central Railroad etorIt
pouEht t'E seNeral years ago at 979s which has
thinI, prnH p%ylnE a. Th, per cent. What do You
great deal OF interest in reading vour in
Vestment information in The Tribilnc.@s x
Answcr-Amcrican Telephone ana
Telegraph and United States Steel arc
two of the strongest companies whose
shares are listed in the New York
STOCK Exchange. Though YOU must
remember the fact that they are
common stocks makes them more
SpecElatlve; that is, more subject
20 huctuatlon in price than pre-
erred issues The preferred stocks
Jou J;, mention all have uninterrupted
dlTidend records for several years. md
pay every three months, with thc ax-
ception Of Baldwin, which declares ito
6lVloend semi annually. We consider
Oofn PRODUCTS preferred a good invest
ment, American Can preferred j.
silghtly more speculative than tho
other stocks you mention, which ac-
counts for its lower selling price Tho
stock went on dividend basis in 1904
and has paid without interruntion ev.r
since; Frisco adjustment 6s arc So.
cured by a mortgage on the entire svs-
tenn, but so many other bonds undcrlia
~ that this security is not considered
absolute. The company is not obligated
10 pay the interest on these bonds
unless IL earns enough to pay at least
ohe quarter per cent, and this factor
~ 1iiahes tne issue somewhat speculative.
~ must De added, however, that inter
est Is cumulative and that the road hoe
paid the full interest ever since tbo
ponds were issued in 1916. SAVINGS
banks do not make practice of invost.
ing their depostors' money in nre-
TERED stocks. Illinois Central is
high class common stock.
Inquiries Should Be Signed
Inquiries addressed to this denart-
ment are regarded as confidential hut
to show the writer's good faith ali
S ould be signed and an address
should be inclosed for reply. Letters
from the following are being held for
j. B., E. G.. D. G.. s. NJ
T., DR.. J: H. p F. M O., James Smith
anton H., Mrs. j. R. D., X. M, r
Mabel N A. K, F. V. S., Mary A. B. S.
r. d, A, E. F., II. R. W, L. v, +, p
M. z. f. and A. M. ".
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Registering Bonds

Question: WE YOU please send fur any
.nt,G,.a'-o. You Irer have conce:0saE reg
isterinr Of bonds ! Uuderetand th~t reg
isttat.oa Of bonds protects one oE.irst loss.
fire and theft. but Z do no. know how 70
e. bout W. -
Answe,-Regi i,terrd bonds nave no
coupons attached. They are made cut
in the name Of the person who has
registered tnem and The interest is
mailed by nc companies III the same
way that dividends are paid on stocks
4 glance Z, the bonds you ho-d VII!
tell YOU VINO the tran rster agents sre.
Mail the bonds to them. stating thai
you wish registered bonds instead ot
coupon bonds
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Calls his ''semi-Investm.rt,

Question: would appreciate vo,,,. o5
rni% rio IessralnE the following problem. I
teTred, Ten Virginia -Carolina Chrr,Tcs, p- 80
tefFea and ton Cotton OIL preferr@d al
HTSs ~ NJ lot investment bout ten YEARS. ara
nils w me not dependent on the dividend it
YOU'D seen 1dNiSa be 70 exchange INTO iess
speo ouIatiVe shares and q the same tiIne
secure an income from the investment. !
Stn Sa G9nst6ering Union Pacific common
panaai2n Pacific, Chicago, Rock Island &,
tHotore oeoenture =. How would vou rafr
these Tor safety Of income? DO YOU thfn}5
the dividends on Cruc!ble Steel nrr4c-raI
reasonably safe? This stock io6};e -.
che$p st present prices 7 beUeyr {. o..
slrable TO diversity above, but think thA
pIosehe OUTDOOR is more faYorab!e 10 rail
Ioaus IMAM ordinary industriais This ;e
G. G. 8 " 9pe03'~ non -
AnsweT-Your Central Leather, yir-
glna- Carolina Chemical and Cotton
OlI stocks are speculative, aa vou no
DOUBT now. realize, and if you decide 70
eXcnange into other speculative shares
we thlnk the ones you suggest wonII
90 very we'll. The fact that Crucibls
Steei directors recently voted to omit
the dividend on the common stock anS
Sne TACT that the preferred is selling So
low apparently indicate to traders fbat
there is some uncertainty reparding
the dividend policy on the preferrede ID
Inns may explain why it looks yery
cheap at present prices"
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Money Ease Reduces Returns to Bond Buyer

Qucstton mach interested Investment
French Republic 7aS French Republic $1,000 Pennsylvania
Ohio Light Por @8 Puget Rapid ran8i
Street RdWay City of Necak ~ H. Kingdom Neither
lands Dutch Indies (frst
after reading questions the column,
I'M inclined exchange the French bonds bonds bearing
the Illinois
estcr Pennsylvania Llatare Hudson public onds
prefer bonds that nnablc gears
offer pul be much appreciated, yoR H. p
AnswerThe which reasonably
months If to take basis of judgment the hundred
The Tribune during Of
siderable of the investment public
this
declines
failing Of
prevailed of declined
sciousy drifting a inferior of
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Has Several Problems

Quostton--Noting your generous offer OF
nnanc'al adVtce want 20 ask few ques-
Chicago. Milwaukee & St Paul refunding
= g 2o14, bought at S5, and two bought
at So? (2) have some oil stocks-ten
Standard OF California, ten paci6c tcn
Cosden, twenty Middle States. twenty
Anglo American. Have small profit in ali
out Pacific and Anglo American. OF course
these are speculative, but would appreciate
your opinion. (3) Am Inclined to good
dividend paying stocks With prospect of
ssnfhsncemen;. on the order OF international /
Central and the l!ke I would apprectato
any suggestions.--T. /.
Answer-Chicago, Milwaukee & ST..
Paul refunding 43as are secured
equally with s131,545,660 convertible
ass Of 1882, twenty As.
due 1884, and the "European loan"
AZ Of 1925 by mortgage on 1o,28o
miles Of road They arc also secursd
by second lien on 8,912 miles Of road
and third lien on 320 miles Ther
are subject TO $139,640, 900 prior liens
The status Of your oil stocks will de.
pend largely on the trend of business
Better business should mean increased
consumption of oil. but, of course,
these, stocks are speculative. There
mas been active buying of Interna-
tionaI Mercantile Marine preferred, on
the benefits expected to accrue from
the ADMIN STATIONS ship subsidy plan.
a good deal Of this has been specu-
lative in character, as no one can 0re-
Dict how the plan will work out. The
present per cent dividend looks TO be
reasonably safe. New York Central by
ITS present selling price indicates chat
IL IS IN or near the speculative invest
ment class
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Union OIL Speculative

Question: have a little matter that !
would thank YOU 10 solve for me own
Tor cash hfty shares Union OH Company.
winch Is listed on the New York Stock Ex
change At f7i4 to-day. foolishly paid
"a for II last October. II has been alb
sorbed BY shell interests, Had I better
get rid of II and take loss OF 5000 or &3oo
or had better exchange for stock In the
ConsoGds'"d company new charter) =
Answer OF all speculative stocks
listed on the Stcck Exchange. those
whose fluctuations we arc most chary
of predicting. we award the golden dia-
dem to oil stocks. We could not at
tempt to advise you in such spccula-
tion as Union Oil. Your opinion is
Just as good as ours. Unless you can
afford to continue your speculation we
think you would do just as we'll to get
out now.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Run1anian Cotton Goods Trade

Trade Commissioner Van Norman at
Bucharest reports that Rumanian retail
merchants have practically disposed of
their entire stocks of manufactured
goods and will have TO obtain new sup
plies for the coming season. Although
p~ices asked for piece goods are high,
some wholesale dealers are lowering
prices in an attempt to get retailers
10 replenish their stocks. Practically
no orders have been placed abroad, and
with wholesale stocks small, no sub
sssntisl decline in prices is looked for.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Investment Information

Questions Of general interest to tm-
rsstors totu be onsWeved in this COL
un'n, tn tohich case only initials ~sli
6e used. Others t0iU De answered by
md't. Address all inquiries. inclcs-
tns stamped, addressed envelope. to
t'nanctdt Editor, The Tribune, 1s4
Ndssa~ Street, Net0 York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
loo Speculative for Woman

(1ueston--on May IS. 1872, T bousnf 90
sh"res OF General Motors common, paving
80 snare. lt PAID then 81 dividend +
expected rise, but 1t has been quite ae,d
Tor s4N months at least. and last olsrte-
gave NC its dividend. II has been 20 low
that nave not wanted 70 SCI see b~
ms evenings pa per that il went ID "a 10
o-day. Would you advise my gettfnp ont
OF Il at that price and FORGETTING the loss"
NHucrat9nd the General Motors : fo1,
hesNE, 100 much stock, and they are re-
ors@n'z.ng expecting 70 retire this n.,.
',out2F a.;a. common stock. A'so bought re-
Gently twenty shares o. Neplocle st.t,
wa. Wat DC Soa think Of this :nvestment9-.
Answer - General Moters common
stock IS entirely speculative and We
could not attempt to predict whether
you would gain more in the lonr rnr
by holding for a rise or bv sell;n~
and taking your loss at present Tia
recent financial statement Of the COW.
pany, we think, explains why the d.
rectors decided to omit the ST divi-
dend. We consider Reploslc Steel TOO
speculative for 4 woman, and unlcss
you feel you can afford to cort;nue
your speculation we think. perhens
You would be wiser to sell you1 stoc,,e
and invest the proceeds in income Dav-
ing bonds.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
An Exclusive Invitation

n,osae 9ue'tIon1l ion, received from the Beasener
Motor 1ruck Company the inclosed card
and would appreciate il if w" ror,fG
kirdly explain same to me nu1nber ~
men mem IN our vicinity received similar c.rds
one IN particular noted that resd conn,
I'm. trn residents @ Of the state may ACQUIRE
my csrd reads 70 What is your oplnio6 Mon
Motor Truck Connnan@ .s ~ ~ Besscmer
j1y1t me uhiaersiEnod extends to you cordia i
nE!tatlon to inquire concerning your ~
portunity to secure an incomc-s,rit a. op-
6ee9emer t5ee9,, G Motor Truck Company. onlv lv
acquire these income units and so na-,4et
ts 2a,e IN the earnings to be derived from
cnrs ct.tS enterprise The attached inou{ry
CaTd, mailed promptly, will bring you ,i, ny,
'nformation"-C, x. A. , '0u lu''
the Answe5IEf as~e5i,, We were in your place
semer Motor Truck Company wou,d b.
oeclined without regrets regardless Of
whether " we we're "one Of ten" or "one 0e
ont OF f~ehty-fjye% we t. f., who had been singled
moters. Ne Pio-
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
I Foreign Bonds

G1s Argentine 7s '23 eoh es% sei. se%
- City Allegro ss..1ol 10I% 1ol 1oi%
Fy RUSS s0ssGns 5ss offs ss wi IS - -" -"
* Swiss { i4a ......I0l 1o1h1o1 Io1H
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Tone Reactionarv
I'm Short Session
Of Curb Market
Cities Service, Standard of
Indiana and Others Trun
Lower i'm Quiet Trading:
Changes Generally Small

Prices turned reactionary in quiet
trading in yesterdays short session Of
the curb market. Profit taking and
lack of support accounted for the
easier trend.
Cities Service common sagged a point
and Standard Oil of Indiana fell off
fractionallv along with some of the
low-priccd oils.
Postum Cereal. on the other hand,
scored a gain, hut Eastman Kodak lost
point. Intercontinental Rubber and
Lilly saggcd slightly.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26

Four }uu columns Of i'm.
restment questions and an.
s,cers ,citt be published in
The Tribune every Sunday
and Monday. On other days
one full column ,oiH appear.
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26

Sales. oo. ,,,.
e supply. RTa ~, H9E 9;t a. lSw .Sz tSst
% - Okla okh Nat Gas. 20 20 20 20 "a
9sao ssh esh Plate Gl. l4oh l4o4s 140lS lex
100 100 u T@e s GGy dps.. = =
Ivy w house A B.. S6 SO SS -
.oo 90 40 Electric. 57h 67a 57M 5916
''V SAT- or CON-. l1& 1lG 111% GiE
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
NHICHSO
Omen. Uich. LnH. Last.

sales Open. lilEn LOW ttnsl
rs chi { Conn pf
5S5 Chi EleY pf... g.. G52
so Cudahy ...... j6 SIS Sd 66
so Comw Edison.12S 1@S Us Us
80 Consumers Co. 8
1900 Cont Motors. IS -
tS5 Dla Match llF III ll6
zoo Earl Motors. 81 81 37s
20 CT Lakes Drge 983a 9S'2 9SlA 9St4
so Hartman ,... 96 96 S6 96
% Hupp Motors. l5't i0'4 1854 l5s.
700 Mid West Util IS IS 35 IS
90 do pf....... T1h T1E 7l II
% Montgom Ward ISL. l61& l6'4 49,.
40 Nat Leather. 10ss 10as 1ON loN,
80 Orpheum Cir. 10 10 IS is
SAB Pick & Co... "a - 23H4 -
$50 PIGGY Wig A 3Si1 $50 3Sl2 IS -
l 90 Public SerVice.10I I0l l0l 1ol
100 do pf....... 93 93 JoS %
90 Quaker Oats. ..175 175 l75 I75
80 do pf......, "a 9+ % "a
575 Stewart Warn 81 81 S67s 81
40 Swift & Co. ..l03 los lOS 1903
24o0 Swift Intl l.... 20ia "lla 2O1. 2i
90 Stand Gas pr tA ~ A A
10 Thompson -. 4a 43 42h 43>s
$500 Un Carbide 90. 547s 80 64a. 65
$50 Tn 1t & Rys 46 4s 45i5 IS
$s5 N'ahl ....... CO S5t 60 S5,.
$40 Western Knit. 6& So 6Is IS.
$50 Yellow Mfg 1s4 1S5 lS4 1St
1900 Yellow Taxi. 74h IS "A 77>s
New-York tribune., 1922-03-26
Miscellaneous
Boston Curb
BID ASH

5 coo / g - 1S....... - - a. -
900 II. IS ): Pow - 90 80 90 so
tcnnn Va, T. ~ IOA = IOlt. tO4 3 lel J
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-10
RoSJA ZAzADA oDSZKoDo-
WANNA Cd ANGLJI
I FRANCI.

Berlin, 10. lutego. = Rad so
wiecki ma wystapiG ma konferen-
eli genuehsbiej z zadaniem "a
piacenia odszkodowania przez
Angle i Francje. Odszkodowa--
ME to 'mniej wiecej bedzie odpo-
wiadaio sumie, jaka Rosja Wilma
jest aljantom. zadanie odszkodo-
wanna Rad sowiet6w opiera ma
tel podstawie, IL Francja i An
glja finansowaiy kampanje kontr
rewolucyjne Kolczaka, Juddeni--
cza, Denikina i Wrangla prze--
ciwko Rosji sowieckiej. Rad so
wiecki wyraza zyczenie rokowa-
MIA Z kazdym pahstwem oddzieG,
ME W sprawach koncesyj i kredy-
tow oraz W sprawie piracy, jaka
kazde z tych pahstw moze podjaG
w Rosji.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-10
ALDERMAN PRZEcIW SY-
STEMOWI EXPERToW.

STEMOWI EXPERToW.
Rada finansowego komitetu
wystepowala wczoraj przeciw o.
placaniu expertow miejsKich me-
toda procentowa. Oparto sic ma
tenn, re 5-ciu expertow zebraIo
w terminie ME wiekszym Cd je-
dnego roku $2,742,OOO. Alderma--
nj zadali by TAXI system usuhac,
.lecz wobec istnienia opinji "a
konTnuowaniem tego sgstenlu,
.popartego przez burmistrza, zda-
lie sic system ten nadal istniec
bedzie.
Michael Faherty zwrociI Sic do
komitetu finansowego z proSba o
wyasygnowanie ma opfacenie ex-
pertow przy oszacowaniu realno-
sci w kwocie 1884 900 ola eX-
pert6w budoS,lanych $142,5OO ma
zachodniej stronie miasta, przy
poprawianiu i urzadzaniu ulic,
Alderman okreslili wynagrodze-
nie expertow ma zasadzie wyna-
grodzenia dziennego Cd $50 =
$1oO, suma $4,000, a expertow
budowlanych suma $4,000. =
w rezolucji swej dalszej alder
mani zwrocili uwage p. Faherty'
ego, by ME zadai pokrycia jakich
kolwiek ulepszen miejskich, do
p6ki ME wpiyna pieniadze do
skarbu miejskiego. w zwiazzku
z TEN powyzsza Sezolucja wska-
zuie ma obnizenie kosztow ulep-
szenia ulicy Ogden ave-, ma kto-
re wystarczy 100000, gdyz
koszty ulepszeli ulic So. Water
Ashland &C., musza bye powie-
kszone o nliGony dolarow. Re-
zolucja zwraca uwage ma rezul--
taty, kt6Te doprowadziiy do
tego, ze W niektorych wypad-
kach miasto postanawia przepro-
wadzic takie urzadzenia, ma ktore
koszt6w pokrycia niema.
DIS 0 godzinie 2ej Rada miej-
ska rozpocznie rozpatrywanie
budzetu ma rok 1922.
zE sPRAW WYBoRoW.
Dzisiaj rozpoczyna sic wno--
szenie petycyj kandydat6w wy
borczych ma rece Klerka powiato-
-wego Sweitzera. Petycie te maja
bye przesiane poczts.
Kraza W koiach wyborczych
siuchy, ze partja niezawisfych
demokrat6w ME wySle wiele pc
tycyj, W kazdym razie mniej, a
nizeli zwykle. Niektorzy demo
J..
Ikrat6w fiezawisfych, ktorzy mie-
Iii bye kontrkandydatarni ust4pi-
Ii ma rzecz denlokratow. Jednym
z takich jest byiy skarbnik miei-
ski il powiatowy, p. Henry Stu
ckart, ktory sprzeciwii sic wysts
pieniu przeciw Patrickowi ]. Gar
Irowi.
Pomimo tych trudnosci .lista
kandydat6w re strony niezawi--
slych demokratow przygotowuje
sic. W tajennicy @ lie wiadomo,
kandydatami, kt6rzy .wniosa pc
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-10
OSTATNIA POCZTA
zABIEGI q rOPRAWIENIE GRA-
NCY.

NICA.
KATOWICE. - DZienniki dOnOsZa,
ie miejscowOSei StOdOly i G6rli W pO-
wiecie rybnicldn, :t6re decyEja gene
wska zOStaIy przydzieiOne do Niemiee,
mieiscOwOSci RaSzczyce i Adamowice
W poyiecie racibOrSI1im, kt6re przydzie-
lone zOstaty do Polsli, porOzumialy sic
miedzy sOba W tym kiermllsu, ably zwro-
cie sic do komisji granicznej | do Rady
Ambasador6w pOprawienie granicy
W, tel ol1caicy W ten spOs6b, ably pier
wsze dwie miejscOwOsci przydaielOne
do -POlslti, d7ugie 6wie mie;seewoSci
natomiast do Nienliec. zadania swOje
mOtywuja to grhiny wzgledaEili gOspo-
darczemi a przedewszystsiem dOstepem
do najbliiszej staeji ,I1ClejOwej do mia
sta pOwiatOwegO. Delegacja Miedzysoju
sznicza KOmisji Granicznej bawiia we
wspOmnianych wyzej mlejscOwOSeiach
i przyjela wniOSlii wymieniOnych snlin,
oswiadczajac, ze rOzpatrzy je przesle
Radzie AmbasadOr6w.
KONWENCJA GOSPODARCZA.
KATOWICE. - Jak sic dowiaduje-
my z k6f delegaejl POlsltiej, kOnwencja
gospodarCza W sprawie G6rnegO Sla-
ska zawiera6 bedzie przesziO 500 ar
tykuI6w, t6re Obecnie SO W Opraco'
waniu.
POLSKA WOBEC KONFERENCJI
GENUENSKIEJ.
yWARSZAWA. = Narady sejmOwej
komisji zagranicznej, rzucily wiele
swiatla ma zadania naszej pOlityli "a
granieznet. Dwie sprawy fwybijaly sic
ma czOIo debat: u sprawa OdbudOwy
Rosji a, W zwiazI1u mia naSza linja 20.
Iityczna p kweStja wilelsiNa.
Co do kweStji pierwszej, to W dySltu-
sill pOdniesiOnO najwiekSzyIn naci.
s.,iem kOniecznOSG uDrawiania polityii
kOlejOwej, a W zwiaIlzu tenn OpraeO.
wanna prOgramu naszej pOlityld Ia
granicznej4 Jedynie pTzez wplecenie
POIsli W pOlityke Og6hO-eurOPejsl ska,
mozemy wysunaC sic ma przethlejsze
miejsce. Obecnie zaS wObec kOnferen-
eli genuensl1iej zagadnienia. OdbudO-
wy Rosji, szanse nasze pOszly w gore,
POPRAWA NASZYCH FINANS0W.
WARSZAWA. - Ma pOsiedzeniUl
KOmiSji slSarbORO budietOwej mini.
ster MichalSId zIOzyi sprawOzdanie
gOspOdar41i fi1lansOwei. Ze sprawOz-
Glania tego Oliazuje sic, re zadluaenie
Slarbu pahstwa W P. X. X. p, malalO
stopniOwo w rOlzu ubiegiym. WynOsiiO
ono we wrzeSniu 1921 t1wote 20 miljar-
dow m,aTel, W IstOpadzie Is i pol mil,
jarda a W grudniu jui tyEkO Z miljar-
dow mareS. Ma, to zmniejszenie dlugIl
panstwOwegO zlOiy{O sic wnnOieniC
wpEyw6w pOdatkOwych, kt6re W pierW
Sym kwartale r. ub. wynOsiiy A mi
Hardy marek, w drugim miljard6w, W
.trzeeim Is miljard6w, zaS W czwartym
przewidziane sa ma 80 nriljard6w ma
rex. Emisja' banlmOt6w, ChoG powie.E.
szyla sic 0 25 prOeent, leez pieniadze
te pOszly ma ceIe prOduktyWne jak mp
ma reeSkOntO welSsIi / pOayczki.
w daIszym ciagu min. MiChalslii przy
tOezyl pOlrycie dlugu pahstwa W mo.
netach ziotyeh srebrnych, bedacych W
posiadaniu p. X. X. p. j stwiertlzH, ze
w O5iegu znajduje sic okOio 100 POI
miljarda marek bez pOsiryeia ma &c
jeszcze wpiyna sunny dar6w m sINaFb
lnarOdOwy. . lilNwidacji b. Banlu auStrO.
wegierskiegO i cd rzadu rOsyjslkiego.
w zairesie wpFOwadzenla OszczednO.
Sci, skasOwanO 215 urzednik6w na pla.
c6wkach zagranicznyeh, a nadtO wielu
urzednik6w wojs.iOwyeh, aprowizaeyj-
uych wOjew6dzkieh.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-10
7 Biura MeteOrOlOg cnegO.

Wsch6d slonca Q godzinle o'OO'
Zaoh6d 1slo6ca gOdiznie o;10.
Popoda w Chicago 1 okolicy: "
Distes5 pozodnie, W sobOte PrawdOPo-
dobnie deszoz; niewiele Mniany +"
lemperaturze. Umiarkowany po'u'
dniowo-wschodni pOsudniowy wiatr'
Temperatura DOLBY minionej:
Naf,vyzSza wczOraj o godzinie S-cieJ
NO Doludniu 40 stOpni, najnizsza
rczorai o goddnie 1-szej po Pofn0cS
81 stOPni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1922-02-10
SEDZIA LANDS PRZEcIW-
Ko LAPoWNIcTWU w SA-
DACH

Wczoraj rozpatrywana byla W
sadzie federalnyn1 sprawa dy-
stryktowego prokuratora ptsik ],
". Clinnina, oskarzonego bra
ME iapowek. Zeznawai W tel
sprawie handlarz napojami wy
skokowerni,, Murzyn, ktory utrzy
fnywai, re zapiacif 81 200 "a
wstrzyrnanie przeeiw MENU po-
stepowania ssdowego. Twierdzi
On daiej, ze pienisdze zostaiy "a
placone ma Sem pietrze budynku
federalnego, ma lstorem znajduja
sic biura dystryktowego proku--
ratora. Sledztwo wykazalo, le
rzeczywiscie postePowanie sado'
we przeciwko owemu Murzynowl
zostalo wstrzymane. Sprawa by
taby ucichla zupeinie, gdyby ME
dystryktowy prokurator P. Clyne
podczas nieobecnosci ktoregc
sprawa ia zostafa zaiatwiona
Prokurator Clyne polecis pono-
wnie przesiuchat sprawe owegc
Murzyna, ,ktory zaezaf krzyczec
ze zostal oszukany it'd,
Sedzia Lands, ktory prowa-'
dill wczoraj sprawe oskarzonegc
prokuratora dystryktowego P
Clinnina, oswiadczyi, re jest tc
Epierwszy i tax bolesny wypades
" siedmnastoletniej jego dziaial'
nosci sedziowskiej, ze urzednScy
sadowi zasiadaja ma iawie oskar'
zonych iako zwykli iapowniey
sedzia Lands zwrocii uwage
prokuratora, ze ME powiriien "a,
praszac do swojego biura ludz
Ibedaeych " sledztwie. Jssh O.
Dokoaczenie ma stronicy 9tel,
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