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Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-26

Major Vivian Lockett, the - DevereuS
Ailburm of British polo, takes Nigor
ous exceptions to the criticism
'Our present lack of polo quality IS
the result of the war; he said in an
interview with the United Press /:
takes five to ten wears to make Il pole
player and all the men who by rights
would be our best players today. were
killed in the war. Further, cavalry
Officers, who form a large per centagc
OF polo players, have been on service
in Ireland. Young ,Uen have not re.
established their f2ancial condition
enough after the war to buy the ex
pensive ponies necessary to get skilled
at the game
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-26

Everyone admits that England suffer
ed terribly from the war, but the critics
point out that in most OF the maicr
sports, English style is following Oh
soIete form and is making no effort 10
modernize methods of training.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-26
By HENRY L. FARRELL
UNITED Press Sports Editor)

NEW YORK. Aug. 26. England
feels that she has reached a point OF
national disgrace in sports. The loss o.
the British tenuis championships, the
British open golf title, the rowing class
les and tbp international polo matches
were considered terrible blows to ma
t.onal prestige
The greatest howl has been made
against the governing bodies of tennis,
golf and polo Particular distress was
fell over the decline in polo made evi-
dent when the Argentine team, cleaneS,
up all over England.
Criticism was voiced that the game
had "been nursed toe long by men
grown obsolete who were maintained,
because they owned the best ponies.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-26

Coming ont arties don't worry moth
er like staying cut parties.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-26

Besides being school month Sep.
tember has five bath nights.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-26

Life is too short for most of the long
spcpchps
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-26

The straight path is just bound to
lead somewhere.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-08-26

Stick your nose into other people s
business and you lose by nose
The New York herald., 1922-08-10
WHEAT, CORN, OATS
LOWEST OF SEASON
Heavy Yield Of Maize Predict
ed in Government Report
Weakens Values.

CHICAGO, Aug. e.-wheat. corn and
oats established new low record prices
for the season to-day. Weakness ap-
peared 10 be due primarily to the big
yield OF corn forecast in the Governments
crop report. The wheat market closed
September. s1o5 to s1.o5H. and Decem-
Der si05A TO $f.05&. Corn finished
Nc. TO 1850. TO nc. down. Oats off sc.
to g QAc. Provisions ended unchanged
TO 15c higher.
Although exporters took 500, 600
bushels of wheat hero ana 100000 TO
500, 900 bushels at the seaboard, iiqui-
dating sales proved TO be much more
than an Offset. Speculative demand was
so restricted as to be of slight impor-
tance in supporting values. The Gov
ernment crop report was regarded as
mildly bullish regarding wheat but this
circumstance was soon lost sight of, and
attention focused instead on the great
increase OF corn looked for as compared
with a month ago.
Gossip that happenings at tho inter
national conference in London might ad
versely affect foreign exchange rates
helped TO depres5 wheat, and so, too. did
lower quotations at Liverpool Another
disturbing factor was. much selling OF
September and simultaneous buying OF
May for leading elevator interest. Be
sides. it was said shippers here were
selling wheat at loss. getting 7hc. for
September. O. I. T., Buffalo. as against
replacement at 7Ec. 10 Sc.
Liquidation was evident In corn from
start 10 finish. Favorable crop advioes
and liberal receipts added to the bearish
results of the Government report. Oats
gave way In sympathy. Packers buying
rallied provisions.
The New York herald., 1922-08-10
Pennsylvania
Rikq 1919
PRODUCE.

BEANS-Narrow, choice, domestic, 100 lbs,
50. .25ao.50; pea, se.I5; medium. Se.To; ko-
tenashi,, Japanese. S72597.75: pea, Rn-
small white, California, $500 Lady wash
ington, California, $3.50 red kidney. ~
imperial. - white kidney. $3.50; cantalira. llr,
Italian, fSQS.50! black turtle soup. $s.soM9'
yellow eye. 81 .5o0s; pink. California. s65
Lima. California. $40; Madagascar. s197.5o.
BUTTER-creamery. higher than extras.
H., 3ag8s5c extras, ~ score & &sSsso: lirsSs'
2Ta2Sc. centralized cars, 30 score. 3latc, !;
50 score. alc.; ss score, 3oit130&c.; 80 to
81 sccre, 2a4f30c. unsalted, higher than ex-
tras. s5a3ee. extras, e2 score, s4as4itc. !
firsts, 3iMg3sifc.. seconds, 3on3lc.; lower
grades, 2siEa 2eiic. state. dairy tubs, finest
seIso 70 faS Sce % sass mSSs SS
tras, 2shQ2ec.: firsts. 2fm2Iisc.; seconds
25Xacoc.: lower grades. e3na25e.; packns
stock, current make. No, ], 29c.; No. Z, 24ia
case. lower grades, 22d23c.
CHEEsEc-Now York state flats. fresh sno-
cials. 2Oh92ic,. average run, lsha ~. /.
twins fresh pess ssSb. syfsss sasss
IaMd20c., single daisies. ieAg2Olsc.; young
Americas, 20ifc.
slc.; regular packed. extra iirs,s. 26a2sc !:
regular packed frsts, 23hli 2sc.. seconds
and poorer. isg23c.i trade eggs, l792Qe.i
erles aes pesTaa pssrsr 10 ehce poor %
choice dry. l5IiTMc. Now Jersey heunery
whites. caudled. extras. e3c.. uncandled,
extras. local candled, 42G50c. nearby and
nearby Western hennery whites, average
extras, 42as5c., extra fifsts. 37a4oc.; firsts
s3e138c.. nearby gathered whites, firsts 70
extra firata 33nIOc. under grades. 2sT32c !.
puilets' eggs. 22lSsc Pacific coast. whites.
extras, 4Ont2c.; extra flrSts, 3o03pc., firsts,
~ id3sc.: under grades. 2Gd3oc puilets, 261
2Tc.; other western and Southcrn gathered
whites, 25d33c. nearby and nearby Western
hennery browns, extra, 33a3pc.; nearby
brown and mixed coiors, gathered extras. 30
gale. fitsts 70 extra flrsts, 24I2Sc.
FRUITS, FREsH-Apples. new, Southern.
basket, SOC. .Gf&1.5O; jersey, uoc.WS2. up
river, toc.asi.7s; Jersey, Dbl. siq2; state,
sed4 Grapes, upriver, crate, Si.5o. Pears,
upriver, basket, Si75d2. bbi., S3.50aa.10
Peaches, virginia, crate. s2p325; Nor,h
2.so: Jersey, IL quart basket. 4oaTac. jer-
soy. bushei basket, T5c .1si.t0 Raspberrles
Jersey, pint, 5msc. Backberrics. Jersey,
quart, i0n i6c. fiuckebcrries. Pennsylvania
quart. eaisc. Jersey quart. Taisc Nova
Scotia, quart. i5d25c. Oranges, California,
box, s2dii.n0 Grape fruit. Florida, box So
asboi California, box. is.sogsi Porte. Rico,
box, S3goG0: Cuban, So 25ae.T5. Lines,
Dbl. szfls, Lemons, California. bog, $50
4. .b0ls Cuban, i.50G4 Avceada pears, Flor
jdss erstse Soasi cubaas si,soua.sa Ostrich
The New York herald., 1922-08-10
st l. g. 8 r Il,
lnn IA I0ln

egg melons. California, crate. sidt.5o;
Arizona, crate, S1.25I1.7J. Casaba melons,
Arizona. crate, Si.5Odt.75. watermelons,
Southern, poor $i0od600 Muskmelons, Jcr-
sey. Ford Hood. crate, T5c.nxi; Texas and
New Mexico, pink meat, flat crate, 81 .25I2;
standard crate, 45dGJc. fiat crate, 25n60c.
Delaware and Maryland. standard crate, 5oc.
@$i: flat crate, 2JI60c. California, Turlock,
standard crate, 81. 254250. flat crate, sif
LIS; other California, standard crate, $3.50
I2.25: flat crate. 351s5c. Mangoes. Porto
Rico. crate, $2.50I3
POULTRY, DRESSED = Chickens fresh
broilers, nearby. 3it4040c.; Western. 30Q40c.
fresh fryers, 30n3sc. frozen. 27G33c. frozen
roasters, 30uSSc; fowls, fresh Western
boxes. 1ad30c.: bbls., iad2eo, iced. 1s127c..
old cocks, fresh, 17m20c Turkeys, fresh.
25N32c.. frozen. young, 42d5Jc.: frozen old.
40d45c Ducks, Long Island. spring, 25c.;
Western, frozen, 20q2ac. Geese. frozen. 10
misc, Squads. white, ib.. eJQpIoc.; dark. h.,
S595oc.; culle, 25a35c.
POULTRY, IIyE-Fowls, freight 22725c.:
express, 2in25c: spring broilers, freight.
su3oc.: cxpress. 2T133c.; old roosters,
freight ice.
POTATOES - Maryland. bbi, siT512c5
Virginia, No Y, hbl, st.5oQ2: Jersey, red.
100 his. xi.50di 81. long. $50 lbs. si1i.c3.
Jersey, No. 2. eop90c. Long Island, bbl.,
seu2to; sack, s2a2. .25s 100 10. sack, 81 90
az; swcets, Jersey, basket, Si.256225, yir.
ginla, bbl.. $4,000; North Carolina. bbl..
AoT1A 30
The New York herald., 1922-08-10

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Phiia Go
rnf e. INA
The New York herald., 1922-08-10
BULLISHI CROP NEWS
LIFTS COTTON PRICES
Market for Futures Displays
Much Firmer Tone After
Long Decline.

Sentiment In the cotton market ap-
peared to be somewhat leSs bearish yes
terday and at times the undertone was
distinctly firm. with net advances OF
about 3s points at best levels Of the day,
followed by late reactions under reports
of an easier Texas basis. Final prices
showed / point net decline to 10 points
advance.
AZ the opening October contracts ad-
vanced Z points over the previous close
because Of a correction IN the local stock
whereby 1t was reduced about 10000
bales. to 1878 bales. Later months
opened unchanged to points lower.
Considerable pressure from the South In
the way OF hedging sales weakened Oc-
tober subsequently to 20.o0 and Decem-
ber to 20.05, but 1t was evident from the
character OF operations that local senti-
ment at least had changed little over
night, and the offerings from the room
element were neither aggressive nor
large.
A hardening tone In the first hour
gained further impetus after the weekly
crop and weather report appeared with
a more bullish review of crop conditions
than had been expected In view or the
recent Texas and Oklahoma rains. It's
tncutAOIl VI bOil WcCNi uho oibisF 0of'''
also was interpreted as unfavorable to
the crop outlook and caused moderate
local covering.
Much cooler weather prevailed In
Texas and Oklahoma yesterday, the for
mer State reporting only ten stations
having temperatures in excess Of 100.
while in Oklahoma theres were no sta
tions reporting 100 in. the detailed
weather advices. There were a few light
showers in Texas and none In Okla
homa. Private advices declared that
Texas needed more rain, for which rea-
son the forecast indicating clear weather
in the next two days was regarded as
rather bullish. New Orleans had many
unfavorable reports from south Texas
about very disappointing yields, and one
cotton man wired that all the crop would
be picked by September !.
The local market for spot cotton was
quiet and 10 points higher at 20.45 for
middling; sales nil. The New Orleans
market was quiet unchanged at 20.50.
Its sales were twenty-three bales.
The New York herald., 1922-08-10
live STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Pouch Co.. members ~ tho New York
Stock EXCHANGE, have prepared a special
analysts of Mack Trucks, Inc, with IN lct-
lar reference 70 tho investmen, position Of
tho first and second Z per cent. preferred
stocks
Louis y Haubert, for the la~t six years
associated with the Guaranty Trust Com4
pany OF New York and the Guaranty Conn
pnny, ~ now associated with Lafnport
Barker a. Jennings. Inc.
Harvey J. Connolly. formerly secretary of
the Italian Discount and Trust Company
has been elected first vice president and
cashier of the newly opened Atlas Bank
30 Cooper square.
Tho Equitable Trust Company OF New
York has been appointed co-regiefrar OF the
per cent first preferred stock OF the Ten
nsAsee Electric PoWen Company A.s..
The New York herald., 1922-08-10

as the numbers OF the 20 General Mortgage
ece Gold Bonds. issued under the trust deed
OF the Chicago & Western Indiana Railroad
Company dated December LIST 1882, to bs
redeemed, by the operation OF the Sinking
Fund on Sept. LIST next, at the office OF
Messrs, J. r. Morgan & Co., New York, AZ
los and accrued interest TO that date.
Registered bonds should be accompanied by
power OF attorney transferring them TO
bearer.
The following arc tho numbers of bonds
previously drawn for redemption but not
yet presented for payment:
455o 6s5o Tias sts4 p4TT
HERBERT l.. EATTERLEE.
PAUL C.. PENNoYER,
Tya,stses
The New York herald., 1922-08-10
STATISTICS.
LIVERPOOL,

Spot cotton increased demand at 40 points
decline. Midding 12.1Td. Sales 5000, Ameri-
can $1,000 imports 40 900, American "a 900.
Futures opened quiet and steady at IA to 10
points decline. Closed firm, at a net decline
of points to advance of 10 points.
October, Ibid; December. 1f.41d.; January,
11.s7d.; March, II .35d.; May. 11.31d.; July.
1f.27d Manchestef-yarns dull and easier;
cloth buyers hold off. y
The New York herald., 1922-08-10
PROPOSALS.

UNITED States Engineer Office. Room eie.
Army Building. New York City.--seeied
proposals Will be received here until ~ A.
and then opened for dredging IN shoai
Harbor and Compton Creek, N. y. Farthss
Information On appiic Hon. -s-e.a.-.s-l
The New York herald., 1922-08-10
No. 1928.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT
O~wrCE DTr

TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFICE OF
COMPTROLLER or THE CURRENCY
washington, y. c.. June 5. 1922.
WHEREAS. By satisfactory evidence pre-
eented 10 the undersigned. Il has been made
TO appear that -
THE CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORK
IN the CITY OF NEW YORK
has complied with all the provisions OF the
Statutes OF the United states. required 70
De complied with before an association shall
be authorized TO commence the business OK
Banking. .~....-.,,
Now thereforc. I. d. r.. cRfssINGER,
Comptroller Of the Currency, do hereby
THE CAPITOL NATIONAL BANK OF
NEW YORK
IN the CITY OF NEW YORK
IN the County OF NEW YORK and State
OF NEW YORK
Ia authorized 20 commence the business %
Banking az provided IN Section Fifty enc
hundred and sixty ntne OF the Revised STAT
utes OF the United states.
In testimony whereof witness my iand
and Seal OF office this FIFTH day Of JUNE.
ig22
CsirncdD n. n. cRrSsfNoER.
Comptroller of the Currency.
The New York herald., 1922-08-10
CURB.
DETROIT.

sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
i:s fss' S:s ns'sF; 60. !ss .zss ,sss *
10 Motor Proda. go 80 so so
100 Motor Wheel. lax isA i3A l3s.
110 Packard ...... 13% 13h 1875 1SS
The New York herald., 1922-08-10
INTERIOR RECEIPTS.
SEABOARD CLEARANCE

EXPORTS FROM y. Y. YESTERDAY.
Wheat, 4O,3fb bushels; corn, 3s,5ss bush-
els; oat8 81 90 bushels; barley. 80 ,s12 bush
els; flour. $3.50 sacks. oatmeal. 500 sacks:
alcohol 156 barrels: oil cake, 4,15o,5o
pounds: pork, 30 barrels beef. 125 barrels:
bacons, $4,000 pounds: lard. 2,s29 5S3
pounds talow, as 600 pounds; grease, sJO,-
GOO pounds; lubricating oil. 155.2J0 gallons.
The New York herald., 1922-08-10
COFFEE.
REDEMPTION NOTICE.
Chicago and Weste n Inilana Railroad Co.

GENERAL MORTGAGE 6es GOLD BONDS.
Trustees Office. Room 3e 18th Floorl. Mills
Building.
New York. Aug. 8. 1922
The Trustees have this day DESIGNATED, by
The New York herald., 1922-08-10

o. kDLt - '@tutFbi
Mo Kan & Tex con 4s 1898
~ ser II 1862 2....... soA
when issued y Y Central
l.. ..... 7M deb Is 1894
1....... T1h D.. ..... eo..
ID. TtH ~ Y Central
Mo Kan g. Tex S.ss l9oI
6s ser G 1882 9....... ISIS
when issued 1..... 20
10. III v Y Cent NJ C
Mo kan & Tex CIT Jas lhJs
adj 3s 1867 registered
The New York herald., 1922-08-10
THF NATIONAL SUGAR REFINING
COMPANY OF NEW JERSEY

Now NOfk, NuEl Htn. INEEs
The Board OF Directors ot this Company
has this aAy declared dividend OF ONE
AND THREE-QuARrBRs PER CENT
1Aeso on the Capital stock OF the Company
payable October 2nd. 1922. 20 Stockholders
OF record at the close OF business September
49, II. II. MoLLENHAuER. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1922-08-10
PITTSBURGH.
NEw YORK STATE BONDS.

Yield
Bid. Ask. Ab'e
tCanal Imp. High. Imp. So.
Jan and March. le22-30... 4.fo 40
fCanal imp.-Hlgh. Imp. 90.
Jan. and March, 1e3f-40... $50 AIS
fcanal imp. High. Imp. 90.
Tan ana March. iQ4f-Tt. A IA ans -.
The New York herald., 1922-08-10
CHICAGO PRICES.
NEW YORK PRICES.

wHEAT-No, ! Northern spring. 81. .45A:
No. . red, $121h No. . hard, si.23& No.
Manitoba, Sl.44h; No. . mixed durun.
sl.25A G. I. T. New York
CORN-No. 2 yellow and No. white.
79hc. No. mixed. roc. c. I. (. New York.
0ATS-No. white, 45iSq46c. No. 3 white.
44dl4Jc. No. 4 white, 43143hc.: fancy
clipped white. 51ikT53ikc., and ordinary
clipped white, 40Ha14gite-, all elevator.
RYE-No. Western. 90Ac. (. o. b., and
SsEc. c. 1. (. New York export.
BARLEY-Maltlng. 74g7sc. c. 1. Z. New
York.
s22924 shipping. s20g2a per ton.
The New York herald., 1922-08-10
nry1nrNns ANn INTEREST.
Central Arkansas Railway and Light Corp.

New York. August 9th, 1872.
The Board OF Directors has this day de-
clarnd the thirt y eighth consecutive quarterly
dividend of One and Three quarters Per
cent, d%es) on tho Preferred Stock OF tbs
Central Arkansas Railway and Light Cor
poration, payable on September 1. fpc2, 20
tho stockholders Of record as OF the close
OF business August rs. 1922. Cheeks win be
rinaeh j. ptfNHIfT., TrenAnrer.
The New York herald., 1922-08-10
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
O.
INDEPENDENT OILS.

Sales. High. Low. Last. Chgs
10 Vacuum OH. 'iss as as :.
The New York herald., 1922-08-10
BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE e
Continued from Preceding Page
Pa oria a EasI
1sf "a fftffl

lst IA 1910
t....... 81
Peoria & East
inc Is 1870
10. 35M
Fere Marquel
A rs 1856
1....... 96A
5...... 9S
Pere Marquet
~ B 1868
Evening star., 1922-10-15
Soc Ref11iCk Dance
Folio, 29c

a special one-day sale OF this
popular Dance Folio, including
all the latest hits, especially
arranged as Fox Trots, Blues,
Waltzes. One-steps. The follow
ing among those included
"NobOdy Lied"-~LOvable Eyeso
-"My Buddy''-'Sun Godr-"Down
Old Virginia Way" - "Sweet
"Indiana Homeo-"DoA't Leave
Me, Mammy--"Htndu Moor
"CalifoEAia"-"SonE Of Persia"
and 81 others equally, n popular.
GoldenbsIk's=Ensie Dept, Basement.
Evening star., 1922-10-15
zoe "BOOtt" Mills
Crash, l5c Yard

5000 yards of Genuine Boot"
Absorbent Crash. for roller or tea
towels. also for soaring; very
absorbent grade.
Goldenberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1922-10-15
Dress Buckles
and Ornaments
Regularly Up to $1.5O
SOC

These pretty novelties are used
extensively this season for trim
ming the new dresses. Celluloid,
jet and fancy metal effects. in a
variety of new. up-to-date pat
terms. All the wanted colors and
black in the assortment.
Dress Trimming Department-First Floor
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-04
MESTO SOPRON VRACENO
MADARUM.

Widen, 2. ledna. Sopronske
plebiscitni uzemi, tvoricl cast
Bungenlandu, bylo dnes for
maine odevzdano Uhram spoje-
neckou vojenskou komisi. Uher
ske cetnictvo veslo jiz predvci-
rem opetne do mesta a vojsko u
hersk6 vratilo Sc tam behem
vtereisiho dne.
V Soproni $ okolni krajinou
proveden byl pred nedavnem
rlebiscit. pri nemz vetsina hla-
sd odevzdana byla We prospech
Uher. Rakousko, jemuz mesto
Sopron spolu $ ostatni casti
Burgenlandu priznano bylo We
smyslu mfrove smlouvy, prote-
stovalo proti plebiscitu jakoz-
to poruseni mirove smlouvy, a.
vsak tento vzdor tomu byl od-
byvan pod dozorem spojenecke
vojenske komise. Jak sc pravf.
byla to zvlaste Italie, jez pod
porovala mad'arskou politiku
V tom ohledu.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-04
STAvt.A " PETI ZAvODECH
MA, VYROBU DAM
SkYCH ODEvU.
Pficina jest nepodepsani
smlouvy nskterymi
dilnami.

400 zamestnancd peti spo-
lecnosti, vyrabejicich damske
odevy, zanechalo vcera prace
proto, ze dotycne firmy nepo-
depsaly dosud smlouvu, uza-
vfenou vzajemnou dohodou ma
rok 1922. Stavka byla vyvo-
lana M. Perlsteinem, manage
rem unie damskeho krejcov-
skeho pomocnictva IL The Lam
desman Hirscheimer Co. 300
delniku, the McBaron Frolking
Co., The Justright Cloak Co.,
The Metropolitan Cloak Shop
a Victory Cloak Co., dohroma-
dy as 100 zamestnancn. Prvne
jmenovana firma p6vodne po-
depsala S ostatn!mi zavody a
podobne ucinila i dina McBa-
ron Co., ktera ale oznamuje, re
Sc VIDA vlastni vyroby a venu-
je Sc jen prekupnictvi. Tri O.
statnl zavody pax nesncastnilv
Sc phi jednani 0 vzajemne sho-
de, ale mely unit smlouvy
zvlaStni.
Krejcovska stavka bude Wy.
volana tez u The John Meyers
& Sons Co., ktera ma dilny Y
Ashtabula a Painesvivlle a jez
die uzavreneho kontraktu ma
pracovati pro clevelandskou
firmu Landesman Hircheimer
Tvrdi tax Perlstein, jenz sou.
casne dotvrzuje, re mimomest
ske krejcovske dilny jsou tax.
tez castecne organisovany.
Bude pry nutno, ably dalsfcf
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-04
MLEKO OPET LACINEJSfM

Vicepresident J. Fl. Coolidge
Cd Telling Belle Vernon NILE
karny ohlasuje dalsf slevu NILE
ka v maloprodeji. Kvart stati
bude mfsto dosavadnich 12c
jen lie. Stalo sc tax nasled-
KEN pristoupeni farmarn do
davati mleko "a tic gallon s
dovazkou do Clevelandu. Ma
vrh velkomlekaren, nabizeji-
cich tuto cenu byl farmari pred
tydnem zamitnut. Cena farma-
Fl pTijata byla docasne neni
vylouceno, ze budou "a neja-
ky cas- pozadovati cenu vyssi !;
vse zalezi Cd vysetrovani po-
merG severnfm Ohiu, ktere
bylo svereno Obchodni Komo-
re. Farmafska organisace uva-
zuje prav6, zda by nebylo W.
hodnejsim dodavati do mesta
mleko prostrednictvim move
kooperativni spolecnosti, jez
Sc "a prave minule stavky or
ganisovala hlavne re zamest-
nanc1 mlekaren.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-04
1000 DELNfKU HLEDALO v
SLEVARNE PRACI.
Vetsi prijimani jest slibovano
behem tri 'mesici.

Zazehnuti peel v Upson
Nut Works pri the Bourne
Fuller Steel Co., 1912 Scranton
rd. vzbudilo nadeji as u 1000
delniku, kteri zadali 0 praci.
Ufedniky zavodu bylo jim re-
ceno, re as 800 byvalych "a
mestnanci bude pfijato do pra
ce postupne behem til mesicG.
Podobne sc dostavil zastup as
1900 byvalych ocelafG kovo-
delnikG do zavodu iinych pri-
vabenych taktez dymem, w.
stupujioim B peel, iez tax dlou
ho byly v necinnosti.
Vcerejsi vytapenf delo sc ma
zkousku a jest jakousi pTipra-
YOU k zapoceti cinnosti sle-
varnach hlavnich. Roztapeni
ma trvati deset dni a v te dobe
zamestna tovarna as 1900 del
nikG, z nichz mnozi ale nebyli
vubec prace propusteni a ma
chazeli Sc stale ma vyplatnf IL
stine spolecnosti.
Pri prijfmani delnictva, KITE
re Sc arci dele dosud V skrom-
mem poctu, bran jest zretel hla
vne k dfivejsim zamestnan-
cum.
DIE zprav statistickych ma
chazi Sc dnes iiz V chodu as
tfetina prGmyslovych zavodd
ocelafskych, ale velke zlepse-
nj jest vseobecne pfedpoklada-
no mesici unoru a breznu. je-
likoz nasledkem dlouhe necin-
nosti jsou temer vsechny tovar-
ny v zasobach vycerpany a
jsou take ocekavany lepsf ce-
ny.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-04

300 krejcovskych delnikd "a
nechalo prace, aby tax byly
nektere spolecnosti donuceny
pfistoupiti ma novou smlouvu.
Benjamin Lowenstein, pred
seda Landesman Hircheimel
Co. byv tazan ma vlastni mine
nj, odmitl odpovidati ma dota-
zy. Firma vystoupila re Sva.
zu Vyrobed odevG, ktery pfi.
stoupil po dohode ma vzajem
ne stanovene podminky.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-01-04

ce Il lIradce Kral., Lefler V. 2
Kladna, Frant. Cerny 2 Pred
meric, Jos. Black Pardubic,
JOS. Burianek 2 Predletic, JOS.
Hanus Trubyjev u Nachoda,
D. pantlik Kyjova, Emil Ger
ny, Ant. Hrebik z Dejvic, Vik-
tor Zampach z Drahanovic Ii
Olomouce a Martin Skrovan 4
Vidne.
Nezapominejte! Stale a sta
lie stale 81 pfipomlnejte zlo-
ciny Habsburku jejich solda-
tesky. Bud'me nesmiritelni v
nenavisti k MIN a vytrval la
see k sobe, k ceskoslovenske-
mu lidu. Il
A jestlize Sc nemHzeme od-
vd6citi hrdin6m, kteri zemfeli
"a mas, "a naSl SVOb0du, StafeJ
me Sc alespon D ty, ktere zde
po Sobe zanechali. Pomahej-
me take TEN, kdo Sc vratili ze
sovetoveho Ruska sovetske u
krajiny. Jsou to vetsinou mali,
chudi lide, delnici a rolnici,
kteri Sc do vlasti vratili pra-
zdnyma rukama. Zde mnoho
mohou vykonati nase obce, at
ljiz radou ci pomoci. Posta-
refine Sc, ably Sc po letech u
Itrpeni a stradani citili mezi ma
mi skutecne jake donna.
.Je to nase povinnost, nebot'
mezi mimi jest mnoho lidi, "a
slouzilych nasi zahranicnf
revoluci, jimz pravem patrf
hrdy nazev "legionar'.
Ant. Netolicky-Nemec.