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Sale of Immediate
Geographic Transfers
on India

The Bank of Montreal announce that
they have been authorized by the Secre-
tary of State for India in Council to act
as his agents for the purpose of receiving
tenders for the purchase of Immediate
Geographic transfers in Rupees on Cal
cutta.
Tenders for such immediate telcgraphic
transfers will be received up to three
O'Clock T; NJ, "wednesday. srd September.
1919, at the Agency, Bank Of Montreal. "a
Wall Street, New York. for a total sum
OF not exceeding four million Rupees. Ten
derers Will ascertain the result OF their
tender on application at the Agency, Bank
of Montreal. 81 Wall Street, New York,
after one o'clock on Thursday. 4th Sept.
The right is reserved to accept or reject
the whole or any part Of any tender with
out reason given.
Any tender may be for the whole amount
than Rs. 10000. The amount OF the ten
der tenders submitted by or on behalf
of any one person, firm or company must
not In the aggregate exceed the amount
stated above.
Each tender must state the rate of ex-
change at which the applicant is prepared
to purchase immediate Geographic trans
or any less amount that may be allotted
to him. The. rate of exchange must be
per rupee. No tender under 4Oc per rupee
viii be considered.
In the event Of two or more tenders
being made at the same rate, and the
amount to be allotted being less than the
amount OF both or all. a pro rata ailot-
ment will ordinarily be made subject to
the condition that no telegraphic transfer
RS. 5000.
Payment must be made in New York
FUNDS, in cash, or by certified cheque to
the order of the Agents, Bank OF Montreal,
not later than three o'clock p. NJ. on
Friday, 9th Sept, 1913, on which date the
necessary cablegram to enable the amount
OF transfer TO he issued to the recipient
In India will be dispatched.
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OTHER SALES IN THE bronx.

NETHERLAND AvENUE-The Wheel
or Corporation has sold to Percy T.
Coburn the plot known as lot II In
block S407, being the corner OF Meth
erland avenue and 231st street, Tx
13b. The purchaser intends to build.
Steven b. Ayres and II. d. Bishop
were the brokers.
PARAMOUNT PLACE Calm & Pitt
man and Philip wattenberg pur-
chased from Noel Blocker Fox TIA
Paramount place, a four story brick
apartment, 27xs4. Leitner, Brener &
Staar. Inc, we're the brokers.
CLlNTON PLACE-William r. Lowe
sold 81 Clinton place. dwelling, 25x
100, to ]. Smith, and ~ Clinton place,
dwelling, 2sx100. for Charles Wolf to
Robert A. Drew.
CNDERCLIFF AvENUE-william r
Lowe sold 1856 Undercliff avenue, two
family dwelling. 22x127, to Mrs. AL
bert Shaughnessy.
LYMAN PLACE.. Zimmerman sold
for the Lymol Realty Company a Ave
story apartment, 75x100, at 1866 Ly-
man place, renting for $4,000 and
held at 100000; for the ]. @. Leas-
Ing Company a five story apartment,
60x100, at 500 Oldus street: also
1929 and 1881 Southern Boulevard for
the Gold Hill Realty Company, a Ave
story apartment, 100x100, and for J,
Leopard, as trustee, the church, 50x
100. at the southeast corner of Bryant
avenue and 173d street.
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1sx10o.sM, to n builder for alteration
This house was held at $4,000.
WEST NINETEENTH STREBT--Rob-
ert Hoe estate sold 20 West Nine
teenth street. six story loft building.
2Sx100.
WEST FoRTY-NINTH sTREET-H. ].
Rogers sold for the Hirsch Lumber
Company to I. Abrams 514 West For
ty-ninth street. 4 Ave story tenement,
26x100.
EAST 10th sTREET-v. Loporni sold
SAT East 104th street, a four story
tenement, 25x100.
WEST 147TH STREET-H. NJ. WE'LL
Company has sold for Margaret Har-
rison 527 West 147th street, four
story private residence, to DR.. VOL
mark of the Wolwark Chemical Com
pany.
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HOUSING SHORTAGE
WILL LAST YEARS
Putting Off Construction Now
Means q Loss of Revenue,
Says s. w. Straus.

Commenting on the building and con-
sruction situation 8, w. Stratus Of s. w.
straus & Co. says;
almost one-half Of the 1919 building
.sason still lies ahead Of us and there
!. time for much good TO be done
inward relieving the housing shortage.
IN New York city alone there is an
.,timated need for one-haif billion dol
,.rs worth Of new buildings. in addition
n 500, 0oo.o 900 worth of alterat lions,
sskinx a gross shortage Of 100000. 900.
The amount OF this building deficiency
d more than three times as much as
he yearly average amount Of new
rroiects during the ten year period
Al 1905 to 1914. On a basis OF popula-
lion the present housing shortage in
New York city Is equal to the normal
needs Of $4,000 people.
"In a somewhat less acute extent the
anne conditions prevail In all important
American cities and the coming winter
vii witness much suffering unless an
Immense amount OF building work Is
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LONG BEACH LOT SALE.

Joseph p Day sold at auction last
Saturday afternoon at Long Beach, L.
l.. ia OF the 1.10o lots for total Of
sl42.450. or an average Of s1.249 a
lot.
Wilton Lackaye, the actor, was the
largest buyer. He bought nine lots on
Park street, In block Al. for $4,000.
Boardwalk lots. in block 131, were
sold at $500 each to 1. G. wolfgarth.
who bought a group of three and one
single lot at that price. Lots on the
Boardwalk. near the Westholme bun
galow section, were sold to Milton
Morgan for $4,000 and $3.50 each. In
block Is A. G. Moleshevslzy paid $1,000
each for two lots. and G. ]. Brown Sc
cured two at 5000 each. Near the
Long Beach Channel, ir. block So, three
lots were sold for S7o0 each to E s.
Lamb
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF
ST. LOUIS SOUTHWESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY

st. Louis, Mo, August rs, 1919.
Notice Is hereby given that the Annual
Meeting OF the stockholders of st. Louis
Southwestern Railway Company will be
held at the General Offices OF the Company
in the Railway Exchange Building, Sixth
and Olive Streets, In the City of st. Louis
Missouri, on Tuesday, October z, 1919, at
nine o'clock A. M, for the election of
Directors of the Company in conformity
with the Bylaws. and to consider the ex-
pediency of ratfying certain agreement
with the Director General of Railroads re-
lating to operation. compensation and
other matters connected with, or growing
out of. the taking over by the President OF
the Company's railroad and system of
transportation. and for the transaction of
such other business may legally come
before said meeting.
The regular Annual Meeting OF the d.
rectors OF the Company will be held at the
same place Immediately after the adjourn
ment OF the Stockholders Meeting.
The Stock Transfer Books OF tho Com
pany will be closed on Saturday. septem-
Der 6, 1919, at twelve o'clock noon and will
be reopened at ten o'clock A. NJ. on
Wednesday, october 8, 1919,
]. NJ. HERBERT, President.
ARTHUR ]. TRUSSELL Secretary
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OUT OF TOWN TRANsACrIoNs.

The Wheeler Corporation has sold to
Alfred Fl. Ericsson the four lots on
Brookside avenue, Mount Vernon. known
as l, 2. and on the map of Vernon
Park The buyer will at once erect
three dwellings. Steven B. Ayres was the
broker.
John McCallum has sold to the
Wheeler Corporation a plot 5Oxloo on
Manhattan avenue, Crestwood, In Mount
Vernon. The purchaser will at once erect
q dwelling. Steven B. Ayres and H. D.
Bishop were the brokers'
Eugene e. Hughes & Bro. sold for
Mrs. ]. Gardner Gould to NJ. ]. Currie of
Jersey City the dwelling on the corner
Of Charlton and Irving avenues, South
Orange, N. J., held at $4,000. and for
Frederic B. Taylor to Arthur p. Gewehr
the dwelling at 62 Ralston avenue, South
Orange, and to Josephine NJ Lyman fer
John A. T:erney the dwelling at so Fair
view avenue.
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PLAN 100000 FLATS.

Plans have been filed by w. L. Rouse
and L. A. Goldstone for a nine story
apartment house at 114-120 East Fifty
third street, on plot 112x100.5, for the
Montana Realty company. e. Clifford
Potter. president; Benjamin Mordecai
treasurer, and @. Richard Davis, sec
Rotary. The estimated cost of the building
is 100000. 1t is designed to contain four
a apartments on each of the eight upper
floors, with eight small apartments on
the ground floor. and is laid out to be
operated In conjunction with the Mon
tana, designed by Rouse & Goldstone.
erected by the same company and &C.
cupylug the entire block on the east
side of Park avenue from Fifty-second
to Fifty-thTd streets.
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herewith detailed:
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 3.
BY Henry Brady.
lsx1O0.1I, sty tnmt-Katherine Cham
bers VS. Stephen Talbert ct al: attys
De witt, Lockman & De witt; ref. John
g Dyrer; due. 'ii'OOs.Ss; taxes. sc,
lsT ST. 40 e. n 2s2.s % av.
24.2xl0o.l s sty tnmt and strs-Rector
Church in City Of New york. iH vs. vs. Louis Louis
Borland; ref. Alfred II TOwnley; due
nth ST, 227 to 239 w, s, ESQ W 7th
av, 12Ox4Ox12O.4x42.i. s sty loft and str
bld-Leon Tuchman VS. Yolga Realty
chas ID Donohue; due, S9,16945; taxes
list ST. So E; $, siO.s "a nv. aslIx
Lockwood Estate, Inc, VS. Louis Rinaido
ref. Alfred H Townley; due. ss7.Sis.ss;
taxes. &c. s575.
BY Joseph P. Day.
Sd AV. 1888, n cor 140th st, 2OxlOO
sty tnmt and strs-Flow Realty co
VS. MaleK Realty Corp ct al; attys, Kel-
ley a. Connolly; ref, BENJAMIN l. Brand
ner; due, S5.4bo.64; taxes, sc, sS4A6O.
BY Samuel Marx.
ssTH ST, sO7 e. n s, 1875 e "a av. 25.sxss ..
ct al VS. Abraham A Lustig ct al; atty.
Everett Heymann; ref, David l. Well /;
due, $lls30.65; taxes, sc, s1SOs2.
BY Arthur C. Sheridan.
MERCER ST. 81. W 9. 22e II n Of Broome
st, 23.10x100, i story store and vacant
Metropolitan Savings Bank VS. Joseph w
Kelly ct al; 8 4 W Hutchins, attys;
0s1.32; taxes. &C, 1880.
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER &
BY Henry Brady.
i28D ST, ITO Il, .. 216 n OF Park av
1bx10o.11. story and basement dwelling
WIN B Tomlinson VS. Mary Moreton
ct al; Charles II Dilley. atty: Antonio
g Astarits, ref; due. T2s1s4; taxes,
&c. s13700.
BY Joseph p. Day.
SPRING ST. 30S, cor Renwiok ST.
2bx7b. story basement and stores
Harold ID Lund VS. Avis s BirSsall ct al /;
Louis Boehm, atty; Godfrey Konta ref
due, s4.5el.77i taxes &c, g.; sub to
hTst mtg of 10000.
FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 8.
BY Henry Brady.
AV. i1oi. cor nth II.
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pAssAIc BLOCK is SOLD.

Emil Hart. president of Hart & Co..
women's cloaks, mems and boys cloth
ing, of IA Lexington avenue. Passaic,
N. J.. has purchased the Rowland
johnson Company's building at
20 Lexington avenue, opposite
the main station of the Erie Railroad in
that city. for approximately $4,000. The
property has a frontage Of 1889 feet
on Main avenue. and on 1t is two
story brick building with stores and Of
fees. Hart & Co. plan to occupy the
premises when their lease on their pres
et location expires.
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List containing 6ull names of Depositors
of additional dormant accounts not pre-
viously reported and their last known
places of residence published by the
HARLEM SAVINGS BANK, NEW YORK
CITY.
Bachman, Valentine, 1856 West l54th Street
Bogart Robert A., Ill West 133rd Street
Bottome. Margaret or +. A.. IL West 126th
Street.
Elphiok, Percy, S04 East 147th Street.
Empire state Phllatelic Soc. log East
ll1th Street.
Ernst, Tony, 291 Bowery
FabeT Charles p, 143 St. AIMS Avenue.
Grossman, Mary, 622 West 13lst Street
Mendelson, Eta 81 East 1lSth Street.
Odenthal, Martha, 2267 Third Avenue.
Poulln. Jacob v, 2l5 East 127th Street
Watson, Earl F.. s52 East lGlst Street
Mane. Fred'k w. 23OS EIGHTH Avenue.
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RESIDENTIAL LEASES.

Pease & Gilman leased the three story
and basement dwelling at $40 West
Eighty-fifth street. between West End
avenue and the Drive. to William and
Mary p. Halpin; also apartments In 124
west Seventy street to Christie
pher J. Mileham and to p. D. Mcconnell,
ana In 90 West Seventy-fifth street to
Mrs. NJ. @. Cable.
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BROOKLYN TRANSACTIONS.

Charles c. Stelle has sold the two
family dwellings. SCI and 500 Eigl-
teenth street, for Catherine Robinson.
and 5s7 and $50 Eighteenth street to
the .. and I. Realty Company for an
Investment.
TutiDo & Cerney sold to Carl Moritz
the two family dwelling 564 Fifty-ninth
street.
Frank H. Malone sold the two family
dwelling. S0xl09, at 321 Seventy seventh
street for Harriet A. DeNyse.
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800. 900 DEAL IN PATERSON.

Louis Levi OF Paterson. N. j.. has sold
to Meyer Levine and William Greenspan.
also Of that city. the property and three
story building in Main street, near Mar
ket street. known as the Scheuer Build
ing. extending through to Prospect
street, for a price said to be 100000.
Tho entire building is now rented. and
II lie understood that the new owners will
fiffaa
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LEASES OLD BREWERY.

White-Goodman, leased for the David
Stevenson Brewing Company the build
ings at 141 and 143 West Twenty
seventh street to Green & Porgus fol-
a terra or years at a rental aggregating
$200.0e0. The lessees will alter the
buildings into stores and lofts at an
expense Of about $4,000.
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I00l1HI0. o story hotei-Philip Cross VS.
David e Kennedy ct al; Albert A
S0,46O71; taxes. &c, s497.0
TBRoNX sALESROOMJ
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER g.
BY Joseph r. Day.
SILVER ST, n cor Roselle 81, 251xp7. TX
25xa54--Henrietta Mead VS. NJ j
Regina Dillon ct al; Mapes 4 Raynor,
attys; Herman l. Falk ref; due,
sI,0T4 40; taxes. &c. SAG
av, 2lxT5 story and basement brick
dwelling-christine Hayward vs. Kane
Construct Co. ct all Abr NJ Pariser.
tb.lf4.sb; taxes. &c. ga.
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QUEENS TRANSACTIONS.

John A. Dido of Flushing has bought
and will occupy the dwelling at 1874
Amity street, Flushing The sale was
made by J. Albert Johntra and the
property was bought from Frederick
Roemer Of Port Washington. L. l. The
house stands on a plot 25x10O feet and
has ten rooms and bath
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PROPOSALS..

CLOTHING q EQUIPMENT DIVISION,
Purchasing and Contracts Section. NUM-
lions Building Washington, ID, c, Sealed
A. M September 18th. 1919 for furnish
ing 456,4Os Caps, service. Proposals to be
hled In riplicate ana must bear guaranty
and Information sent on application.
PROPOSALS for Airplane Design and
Construction-Ohice OF Contracting Onicer
Eng. DIV, A. s., McCOok Field, Dayton. o.
til 10 A. NJ. Oct. IS, 1912 and then opened
for furnishing certain types of expert
mental airplanes, designed and constructed
by successful bidders Further information
on application.
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COUPONS DUE and PAYABLE
at the Office Of
A. B. Leach & Co., Inc,

oZ Ceoar St.s view Iorks
September 1, 1919.
Arcadia. N. Y. Funding
Albion. Mich. Bridge
Alexandria. Ind. Funding
Argos. Ind. Water 60
Barlow. Fla. St. Paving
Carthage. Texas. School
Clinton. ILL.,. High School
Cumberland Co. Power & Light Co.
Collinwood Village. o.. School
Des Moines, la, 41Ss
De Witt Co., Ill. School Dist.
Dursnt, |. 7. Sch.. Water & Light
Elizabeth City. N. C.. Water
Fairmont. Ind. Water
Georgia Light. Power & Ry. Co.
Hillsdale. N. j.. Rd.. Imp.
Huntington, Ind. Water
lsanti Co.. Mimi. Ditch
Jackson. Mich. Paving
Kearncy, Neb., Bldg.
Kokomo. Ind, School
La Crosse. Wis. St. Imp.
Lancaster. N. T.. Paving
Morrison Co.. MINI. Ditch
Mobile Co., Ala. Refundins
Mar hall Co.. MIMI. DR.. S. s.
Mecklenburg Co.. N. C., Imp.
MI kosee, |. T.. Sewer & Water
Po.k Co., N. C.. Home & Courthouse
Pontiac. Mich.
Pacolet School Dist. No. ~. Spartan
burg. S. c.
Runge. Texas. School Is
Red Lake. Mimi, Ditch
Spartanburg Co.. S. c.
Shelbyville. ILL.,. Water
Summitville, Ind. Funding
Shelton. Wash. Water
Vandalis. ILL.,. Water
Virginian Power Co. 10 Notes
Winnebsgo Co.. Wis. Asylum
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QUEENS REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

BEAUTIFUL house, seven rooms, bath,
steam heat, thoroughly overhauled and
desirable section Flushing; 20 minutes
from Pennsylvania Station; cents fare
from East 5sth st. Price $4,000, $4,000
essh Immediate possession. FOOKS.
1875 Sd Ave. Lenox 5403
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STEWART a sHEARER.
Attorneys for Executors.
gs wall Street. Manhattan,
New YorF

WILLIAMS. GEOkGE lin pursuAnss
- An order of Honorable John r. CohaIan
a Surrogate OF the County OF New YORK
NOTICE Is hereby given to all persons
having claims against George l. WilliAm1
late OF the County OF New York. deceased
10 present the same with vouchers thereof
TO the subscriber, at place OF tTEnsactlnk
trust Company OF New York. No. ts
broadway. in the City of New York. on or
before the 9th day of October next. Dated
New York the 2ist dav OF March. 1919
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK, Executor STETSOS, JENNIN0n
A RUSSELL. Attorneys for EIssutoL AZ
Broad Street New Ysrk City.
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LONG ISLAND REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
forest BILLS Gardens
II Minutes from Psnna- ststion
Houses and villa Plots For Sale
SAGE FOUNDATION HOMES CO.

81 w. S4tn bt.s OF EoEcst hhihe. ~. II
FOR sALE-Attractlve new Colonial Cot
tage, with garage, on large corner plot
North Shore, Long Island FIRST FLOOR:
Entrance hall. large living room. solarium,
dining room. Kitchen. buffers pantry, very
attractive open fireplace. SECOND FLOORS;
-Four large master chambers, two master
baths with solid porcelain built-in tubs
hardwood floors, white enamel trim, ma
hogany doors, hot water heat, blinds and
screens. THIRD FLOOR: Two rooms and
bath. Complete in every detail. highly
restricted neighborhood, surrounded by
beautiful homes; minutes to station; 20
minutes TO New York by electric trains; So
trains daily; also trolley direct to 18th
Street, New York. Price S22,250. IL inter-
ested send for photographs and floor plans
No brokers'. JOHN ]. BRITTON. So Van
deroit Avenue, New York, Room 1909.
lei Murray Hill 1880.
FOR Substantially attractive ali
year home new Colonial brick dwelling,
with garage; first door has large living
room, dining room, kitchen, extra toilet
and laundry in basement; second bed
rooms, tiled bath; interior finished through
out In white enamel woodwork and ma
hogany doors, parquet floors throughout.
steam heat, gas, electricity. sewer, etc. |;
restricted section: no assessments; s min
utes' walk to large park and bathing; one
block express station. Is minutes Grand
Central. cent fare; $4,000 cash required,
balance on terms. For plan, photo. call.
write or phone ]. 8. WITHERs, 20 East
lad Street Tel. ss4o Murray Hill
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THE PROvIDENT LOAN SOCIETY
nE NEW WORK

Twenty-Year 4M% Gold Bonds Of 1871.
COUPONS DUE SEPTEMBER 1, 1919,
of the above Bonds will be paid on pres
entation at the Executive once OF the
Society. 346 Fourth Ave. cor. 25th ST.,
on and after Sept. End.
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The bonds bearing the above numbers
will be paid at par and accrued interest
upon presentation at the Office OF the
undersigned on September %, 1919, on
which date interest on said bonds Will
cease.
THE NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
TRUSTEE,
B. G. CURTIS, Secretary
26 Broad street, New York City.
Septemher 2. 1919.
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OTHER SALES IN MANHATTAN.

WEST EIGHTY-sIXTH STREET -
Frederic II. Allen of Frederick Zittel
& Sons sold for Catherine C. Hall 331
West Eighty-sixth street, five story
American basement dwelling, on plot
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REPuBLIC IRON & STEEL COMPANY
PREFERRED DIVIDEND No 81 -

REPUBLIC IRON STEEL COMPANY
PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO 6I
At the meeting OF the Board OF Directors
OF the Republic Iron & Steel COMPANY
held August goth. 1919, the regular quar-.
terly dividend of l%% of the Preferred
Stock was declared payable October ist
1919, 20 stockholders OF record September
18th, 1919. Books remain open.
COMMON DIVIDEND NO. IL
At the meeting OF the Board Of Director.
of the Republic Iron & Steel Company.
held August goth. 1919, a dividend OF III q
on the Common Stock was declared pay
able November LIST, 1919, to stockholders Of
record october 18th, 1919. Books remain
open. RICHARD JONES. JR., Secretary.
THE DELAWARE & HUDSON COMPANY,
New York, August 2S, 1919
A quarterly dividend OF TWO AND ONE
QUARTER t2k) PER CENT. on the cap
ital stock OF this Company In favor OF
stockholders OF record at the close OF
business to-day has been declared, payable
at the ONCE Of this Company 80 Nassau
Street, in this city, on September 20, 1919.
provided that before said date there shall
have been received from the United States
Government a sum sufficient in the opinion
Of the President, with other available
funds to pay the same, and payable at a
later date when. as and II such sum shall
be so received
BY order OF the Board OF Managers
w III, DAVIES. Treasurer
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SAINT MAURICE LUMBER COMPANY

Notice is hereby given that pursuant
to provisions of Trust Deed, dated DC
tober "a, 1907. the following bonds have
been drawn by lot for account of the
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5000, 900
r EPUBLIC OF CUBA

SO Gold Bonds of 1904
Coupona due September l. 1919, of the
above Bonds will be paid on presentation
at our office on and after that date.
SPEYER & CO.
New York. August 80, 1919.
CENTRAL OF GEORGIA RAILWAY co
First, Second and Third Preference
Income Bonds.
Savannah. Ca. September 2. 1919.
Full interest tor the twelve months
ended June 80. 1919. being 6So on the
First. Second and Third Preference In
come Bonds OF Central OF Georgia Railway
Company will be paid by Guaranty Trust
Company of New York and by Chatham
Bank and Trust Company OF Savannah,
Ga, on October l, 1919.
CHAS. F. GROVES. Treasurer.
AMERICAN CAN co.
A quarterly dividend OF che and three
quarters per cent has been declared on the
Preferred stock OF this Company. payable
October LIST, 1919. TO Stockholders OF rec
ord at the CLOSE of business September
18th, 1919. Transfer Books will remain
open. Checks mailed.
r.. h IsMoN. Secretary q Treasures.
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Winslow, Lanier & Co.
So CEDAR STREET
NEW YORK

THE FOLLOWING COUPONS AND DIvI-
bends ARE PAYABLE AT OUR BANK
ING HOUSE DURING THE MONTH OF
SEPTEMBER, 1919:
SEPTEMBER 2. 1918.
American Cotton OH Co. Common Stock
Div. 10.
American Cotton OIL Co. SO Notes. Series
Cleveland 6 Pittsburgh r. r. Co. Reg.
Guar. Quarterly Div. 1875
Cleveland n Pittsburgh r. r. Co. Special
Guar. Quarterly Div. 10.
Cleveland. Akron g. Columbus Ry. Co. Gen.
Portsmouth. Ohio
SEPTEMBER 8, 1919.
American Cotton OIL Co. I-Year To- Gold
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aURRoGATEs' NOTICE.

I-~~~~~~~~~~>>~~-~~~r>> >->~>~S~>~~~~s4
IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF
Hon. JOHN p. COHALAN, a Surrogate Of
the County Of New York, NOTICE is hereby
given to all persons having claims against
County of New York, deceased. to present
the same. with vouchers thereof, to the
busiSess al the Once OF NICOLL, ANA
BILE, FULLER & SULLIVAN, their at
torneys, at No; 81 Broadway. Borough Of
Of New York. on or before the 10th day
OF October, 1919. next. Dated New York
ths * qaX 05 Jo HPS W. IN mAcMiEMRcE Es
ecutors NICOLL. ANABLE. FULLER q
SULLIVAN, Attorneys for Executors. Of
cay cay. Borough .. -" view 'o'.
sTUYVEsANT, AUGUSTUS VAN
HoRNE-In purSuance OF an order Of
aOP tSs coun nGH" of Kew York N6TTTIE GEs
hereby given to all persons having claims
against Augustus van horne Stuyvesant
70 present the same, with vouchers thereof
70 The subscribers, at their place of trans.
scting business at the once OF their at.
w mat or before the 7th day of October next
D is,s iATTGSWWsTus VAN HORNE 9RRN g s sTU9:
VEsANT JR.; ANNE w, sTUYvEsANr
Lgc5us Il BEERS nRiSwI EEeG A,Sor1.v Henry
soutors. 40 WAL Street. New York city.
p1ChEY, CHARLES Din pursuance
Of an order OF Honorable John p. Cohalan
a Surrogate Of the County Of New YORK.
NOTICE 10 hereby given to all persona
having claims against Charles d. Dickey
late OF the County OF New York, deceased
70 present the same with vouchers ther.oi
10 Inc subscribers At their place of trans
acting business. the ONCE Of United States
Trust Company OF New York No. 45 Wall
street. Borough Of Manhattan. In the CITY
Of New York on or before the 18th dGy Of
Reptember next. Dated New York the Tth
day of March 1919,
LOUISE W. DICKEY
UNITED STATES TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
- Exscutora
sTEWART a sHEARER,
Attorneys for Executors.
80 wall Street. Manhattan.
New YorF
The sun., 1919-09-02
REPORT

OF the unclaimed deposits, dividends and
New York. on the nrst day of August. 1918
made In accordance with the provisions OF
the Banking Law, sections 1874 and 21s.
Full namo and last
The sun., 1919-09-02

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