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New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
Butter. Cheese and Eggs

Butter-Recetpss were ao.ss4 packages.
Creamery. higher than extras. pound.
SIN @6sh extras, 81 score. 57hc; frsts,
90 to 81 score, 55@57 ss to 50 score,52h q
cre.mery; lower grades, go @4ss; un-
salted, higher than extras s1@sllsc; ex-
tras. 60@s0Hc; frsts, 55@69c: seconds,
6o@54c; State, dairy tubs finest. IS @ SIC
good to prime, sc u @ b5c common to fair,
44@b2c; renovated. extras. 4s@5oc; frsts,
s sse: seconds Il i y 42c &C.: lover S' grades "a 100
4ic; packing stock, current makes No. l.
42@A2hc;. No. 2, Ale; lower grades, 379
4oc.
Cheese-Receipts were s.542 boxes. State,
whole milk: fresh mats colored or whites:
or whites. 2s@27c; lower grades. 2o@2sc;
twins. fresh specials, 27A 927Nc; average
run. white or colored, 2s02eNc; lower
siMc: Daisies. as q soc; fresn twins. 2eH d
27Ac: single Daisies. fresh. 27A q 2Sc;
double Daisies. fresh, 27A @27Ac. fresh
3o@31c; fresh specials, Is ~ 919hc; prime
to choice. 1s01Sc fair to good. 12@lahc:
lower grades. 5@1oc-
Esss-.Receipts were so.os2 eases, Fresh
ira frsts, 4s@5ohc: hrsts. 43h 046hc; sec
onds. 37h @ 42c; poor to fair. 2s@3Sc;
dirties. No l. a3@a5c: No g.. 2b@a2c;
checks. rood to choice, dry; so9sse: State.
nrsts. $40 sec; gathered whites. 54@5sc;
undergrades. 4SW53c: Pacific Coast, white
extras, 6o@s1c; extra nrsts. 57@6sc: under
grades. 4s@62c; small. 43@46c; other
Western and Southern gathered whites ~
@ SIC; State Pennsylvania and nearby West
ern henncry browns. extra, 64057c; brown
and mixed colors, gathered, graded extras,
81 u q S3c; firsts to extra frsts. 43h @60h c.
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
Green Investor INQUIRIES

ouestion-Woulda appreciate your opinion
g Sa,. the following stocks. Chicago. Rock
lstend Pacific common and preferred;
wnich. would be best to buy. common 6r
prsIefred, ~ I am green In regards to
ssock markot?--G. H. b.
Answer-H you intend purchasing
Tor investment-that is, for permanent
and steady income--you should con-
sider only those issues which are we'll
secured. Chicago, Rock Island &
racinc, recently reorganized, is q good
i,asAroad. 1t has not, however, actually
ceen earning the dividends on the pre-
!erred stocks (the common pays moth
,ng). Government compensation has
osen Sufficient, however, for directors
o1 the road to continue preferred divi-
dends. How the road will fare after
september l next, when government
compensation ceases, we cannot tell.
II you believe in the future Of the rail-
roads you may be rewarded by pur-
chasing railroad securities at this
time; But you should realize that the
purchase Of most railroad stocks is of
necessity speculative at this time.
There are some exceptions, how
ever. We believe that Union Pacific
per cent preferred, selling at 63 and
yielding 6.35 per cent, and Atchison
8 per cent preferred. selling at 70 and
Welding about per cent, are safe in,
vestments. These two roads are among
the very best in the country.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09

ss. esHsar. grsn1iatsd. ID. az :a4 es
6esss s.s.ss s No. No al y. AN sssx .ssx .ssS
susar--The market for raw sugar held
ssssoy sos,e ,a and s little more activs and in
refners were beginning to show an inter-
ness has Been reported. beyond July posi-
san Domingo. anoAt. to an operator. At
40 c.if. and rumors that about $4,000
ssss ,1o Ct cabss had been SOLD to outports
The market il being more or less In
nuenced by the offerings of outside sugars
tends to pisi hoid hss' IN chsek SSd 'nas an1
tember shipment, arc being offered ut lie
The local market for refned sugar re-
mains quiet, the demand being generally
light iisnt' With no chanses in rehners ailot-
OF philadelphia was selling sugar in a
limited ,n way. IN that territory. at 2lc regu
lise price OF Mc per pound.
Co6ec Futures-Ye Yesterday's coffee mar
kss was fairly active and the trend Of
vsIues sharply upturned: The action of
vas over with and II was believed that
New York interests who were reported
TO De recently depressing tho Santos mar
becoming nervous and recovering active
ly in both markets
Tho local market opened generally 10 to
received by local Importers stating that
Santos was higher. trade shorts became
nervous and covered. sending September
to 12bl. December to 1853 and March to
1880
Private advices were later confirmed by
two special cables from Santos the first
reporting gain in futures OF 100 to s35
reix the second advancing the market
rs to 226 refs. Tho market closed at net
gains OF 81 to so points. Jobbers report
cd an Improvement in the local spot de-
mand and prices were higher. Rio Is
advancing to 1850. Very few offers were
here in the cost and freight market and
those here were very irregular.
The range OF prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
Marine Corps Orders
From The Trsoune's washtn0son Bureo

Frons The Trsbune's Washington BuYeos
WASHINGTON, July 8.-Marine
Corps orders issued to-day follow:
Butler Brig; Gen. $. D.. to post COM
H.rilss. 1t Col W. C.. to headquarters
Dyer. Major ! F.. to NJ. B.. Washington.
stout. Capt. a: j.. to 1st Brig. Hayti
Jenkins, Capt. e. H.. to headouarters.
Grsiss, era Il: J; H.. 70 headquarters.M C..
colorny, 1t =. D., to U. s. s. Alert.
spicsF, II; o.; to n. B.. Quantico.
Aron. "a Il. e.. 70 y. 8. S. New Mexico
GHreaory' "a II. A. C., to Mana aeua-@Sss
6loedel. "a 1t. q. r.. to NJ r.. Qua nttco
Stailinks. Capt. T., 3r retired.
Hannon, Col. r. NJ, to M b., Portsnouth.
mouth. - ~ - sSs NSo''s
s'nSi.ir. ,p,. Major G. g.. to NJ. a. pail.a.,.
= Joan'cn. I, 3. Capt. q. A.. to headauArtsr.
Hsrssll. .r,. Capt = =. H.. to N. B.. psn...
1arheE, Naser~Mep~e4o-U.-a
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
July 6 . 8 n Solls
AT Sharp Decl line ;
New Months w Weaker


There VAS ! sudden and severe
bresk in the price 81 Jniy ssntxaets III
The cotton market yesterday. The
strength Of the near pesition has besn
! sustAining factor with references 70
l,sar mcnths for several days, and -
ssen ~ II weakened under n9uidAtion
resulting frem the circulation Of ad-
diticnal notices. the selling Of new
crop months became moro active and
sssrsssivs.
All these pesitions made new low
xrcund for the movement in couse-
ouenee, with October selling on $3.50,
ths lowest price touched since last
winter and ! decline Of 4i0 points
from the high level o1 iast month.
That position closed at S2,Sl with the
general market closing steady at
net decline Of Is to 81 points ON al
deliveries except the inactive months
Of August and Septsmbers which were
% to 80 points net higher and appeared
to h4 adjusting themselves on the basis
Of old crop values,
The market opened barely steady at
sn advance Of 80 points on September
hut So points lower on July and 10 to
81 points lower on the active new crop
nonths. July notices estimated ct be-
tween 1000 and $500 bales were re-
ported and a. they circulated through
the street brought out considerable
liquidation. For time sellers Of July,
found few buyers and before the break
was checked, the near month had sold
down to $3.50 or III points net lower
40 A>1 - "a 4
Yesterday morning.
months on the continued favorable
weather and reports Of depression in
the textile trade, while excApt for
covering there appeared to be very
little demand. After showing net
losses Of some 60 to 81 points, prices
showed moderate rallies on covering
but the bulges were not fully main
tanned and December contracts closed
within 8 points Of the lowest.
Reports that the affairs Of one Of
the large firms in the silk trade had
been placed in the hands of trustees
seemed to increase pessimism over the
goods trade situation and there was
also selling on reports that short time
was on the increase in cotton spinning
mills. Except for further predictions
Of weevil damage there was little or
no criticism Of crop conditions in the
South, and the South was seller here
on the decline. Southern spot markets
as officially reported were unchanged
to Is points lower.
quiet and so points lower at 1880 for
middling upland; no sales were re-
ported.
A~fy
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09

The committee on admissions Of the New
York Stock Exchange has elected Colema n
Workman and William Shipper Davis to
membership.
A special meeting Of the Trumbull Steel
Company stockholders has been ,: called for
August to consider "a ndv'snotey atsc Of ,ra ae
800 to 3es share. in which case four
shares OF tho new stock wtii be issued for
Arthur A. BERNSTEIN OF BERNSTEIN q
Co., Harry s. Collins OF Colitns Dias.
Frederic n. Pruschen. Hugh Frsncis OF
Francis Co. T. James Hanley Of Han
10y 4 Co.. N. A. Evalenkc. John Hehner
Of waters 4 Cook, Frederick J: Apple
we .s,a. = aoaGa g s Of and A on.
Of n. e. q J. w. De Agusrc have been
admitted to membership In the Consoli-
dated stock Exchange.
York has been appointed trustee under the
Thatcher Manufacturing Company mort
s.ss dated = .. Apr. do isss seoysins vrIn
ten-year per cent convertible stnkine
fund COLA mortsege bonds. due April !.
isso Truss Fess,prs for tine ns1
cent cont convertibie sinking fund mortgags
gold bonds may he exchansed TOT tne ae
the Guaranty Trust Company OF New York
on and after July 3. 1880.
Charles Leon Clerc OF Havre has beer
elected : nsmeer OF the New York conse
Btrth. wtttsr 4 Co, syndicate managers
for Sls.ooo.oo Miller q Lux. Inc. 7 Per
cent frst mortgags bonds, $4,000. ooe
pacino Gas and Etsctric Company per
cent notes 3S.ooe.too Carnation MIX Pred
uots Company nve-yeAr per cent notes,
announce that all Of these issues have
been sold.
Ha,nbrsdse q Ryan announce that
Charles A. Ruberl has been admitted q
general partner in this Arm.
Loft. Inc. reports that sales from July
/ to July S. 1920. incluaive showed an
increase OF 81 per cent over sales In tbs
corresponding period Of 1913.
The analysss Of tho 1918 reports OF ths
leading scandinavian banks Indicates thai
stcckhoims Enakilda Bank, for instance
increased ts surplus from s.s42. s04 crowul
to if-Io0.7SO crowns ito time and eavingi
/ drposita from las. So2.osf crowns to 1885,.
| s43, Se1 crowns and its' dssnand deposit.
crowns 70 lss. 72o,oe3 crowns The rrivat
pius Tram s.77S.ooc crowns to ll.a34.0os
| crcvua and il demAnd deposits and cur.
ren& accounts from &46,63b.0oo crowns &c
603.$1k.ooo eYoWMA
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09

From The Trib~nes Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, July s-Navy orders
issued to-day follow: eoe'
chaser 1So. no
5rown, Ems. z. w. to U. s. s. South
ccnnoliy 1t R. L.. to Conn. F. O.. u. s. 8.
Conn. 1t. 2: T.. to U. s. s. New York
Dockrey; Lit. L. e.. to Marine Barra acks.
Holland, 1t. c. D.. to Conn. F. O.. U. s. 8.
Nsyton. Il: q. 80 L. c.. to Barracks
Pisre. Il. J: A.. to Y. s. 6. Seattle.
Scott. 1t: Comdr. N. to DESTROYER souad.
ron 4. Pacific fleet
Stensele. 1t. II. l., to sub div. "a
Terhune. 1t. j. A.. to U. s. naval rem.
Pola rstria. e'''
scashrsli. u. H. s.. to receiving ship Now
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
Corn Breaks S Gents
To Nesc Lo,c Figurea

New low records for the downward
movement were established In the corn
market yesterday when prtces in Chi
ago experienced . break Of about s
cents per bushel under heavy general
nqoidation. At the decline values were
10 10 17h cents lower than . week
sso, and the action Of prices denoted
= 4 pronounced change in sentiment, a.
vac result Of large receipts, lower cash
"sxksts and favorable crop prospects.
There was q partial rally from the
::vssst on covering and buying by cash
saseiests, although ct the close the
masket Was again on the downgrAde
sad anal quotations showed net losses
set she day Of 3A to UsSc.
!. ArHentine corn was being offered In
sse iseal market for July shipment at
sa.sc {. !. l., and IL Vas thought that
smMvea OF the Eastern demand would be
asled by Ar9entine corn unless West
sM prices experience . further de-
q the local cash market No. 2 yell
g. ssrn Was quoted 1t &1.7o, cost and
'NseAt New Yexkasfsn dsyss Shipment.
Yssesraay's frsvious Tear
e';s ss,.s::s 4: y.lae- 81: s'';; ,s;; s's;' s,ss
IS i:s..ns.. Ii. isIx a.:s. ':s 1:sx a::s*
~ rhs late position in eats sold ~ :
s. !ow level for the mouth Ard on the
~ sss9'ss Iiauidatien IA sympsthy With corn
sSSs,sen very favarabfs crop Advieea In
as - ysarss ana 'l 81 sspsrsoT OK sausiity
3 and austsd 81 tLss 70 Si.3a.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
U. s. Offers s2O0,OOO,0o0
New Treasury Certificates Will
Bear Interest at 5%%

WASHINGTON, July 8.-Two new
issues of Treasury certificates of in
debtedness with a combined value of
s2oo,ooo,ooo were offered for subscrip-
tion tonight by Secretary Houston.
Both issues will bear interest at 5A
per cent from July 10. One series is
payable January Is, 1921, and the other
March Is, 1921.
Certificates of both series will be
exempt from taxation, except estate or
inheritance taxes and graduated addi-
tional income, excess profits and war
profits taxes.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09

B0utheFn Spot MaTkets-Galveston quiet
IS points lower at $3.50; sales. feo bales.
New Orleans quiet. unchanged at a9.bo;
sales. 4S2 bales Mobile nominal, un-
changed at 3s.35: sales. nil. Savannah
steady. rs points Tower At ~4o:7s:: safes Sss
$3.50; sales. ni Norfolk quiet, unchanged
at 1850: sales 2s3 bales. Aususta quiet
unchanged at Ale: sales. 1.0 bales, Mem
bales ST. Louis steady, unchanged at
4oc sales. nil Houston quiet. rs points
lower at 1915 sales. 100 bales Little
Rock quiet, unchanged ut foc; sales 12k
bales. Dallas quiet. 20 points lower at
sS.sS: sales. nil. Montgomery quiet. un-
changed at 40c; sales. nil.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09

THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
Mount Carroll. located 1t Mount Carroll
in the State OF Illinois, Ii ciosing its af-
fzirs- All note holders and other creditors
Of the association are therefore hereby no.
-..ded to present the notes and other
ssaims tor payment.
WIN. H. wfLDNY. Prestdent.
Da&ed Juna 80. 1870.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09

Question-The writer has twenty shares
OF General Motor debenture 6s, at an av-
erage cost Of IS; $3.50 Liberty bonds and
shares Of United Retail Candy Stores
stock. What is your opinion Of the hrBt
and last named? I also have 5000 in w.
g. s., which I am thinking of converting.
Would you advise buying moro Liberty
bonds. or would you buy some other good
bonds or stocks? Is Union Pacific com
mon paying 10 per cent good buy at
l13. and what do you think its possibili-
ties EN-. b.
Answer General Motors debenture
stock is entitled to very fair rating
at present, because the corporation's .
earnings are ample to care for divi-
dends. United Retail Candy Stores
stock is largely a prospect. Its pros.
poets may be good. Time only will
tell that. We cannot recommend it for
the investor, however. The purchase
of W. S. s. is an excellent means OF
saving. One splendid feature is that
there are no fluctuations downward in
this security You can do no batter
we think, than to buy more of them OF
more Liberty bonds. Union Pacifc
common stock is speculative, because
the railroad situation is SO uncertain
We do not advise its purchase for in
vestment purposes.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
His Bond Has Declined

Question: would like your opinion on
Indiana Steel first 5s. due 1861 Do you
think they are entitled to a very high
rating? I bought $1,000 bond of this
Issue last summer at 97h, but now they
are quoted around IS. I realize that all
forms OF investments have been quite de =
pressed, but I cannot see the superiority
over the Indiana Steel first IS of Central
Leather first 5s at 81, or Bethlehem Steel
first 6s at 9o or Virginia Carolina Chem
ical first 5s at 92, etc. I have been much
interested in your investment column of
late, and note you constantly recommend
the Illinois Steel debenture AS which
are in the same boat as Indiana Steel
first 5s.-G. P. w.
Answer-The Indiana Steel first S per
cent 1952s are entitled to very good
investment rating, in our opinion. The
decline in price is due to no condition
of the company, but to the fact that all
forms of investments have had to con-
form to the present abnormal condi-
tions. The difference in price between
Indiana Steel per cent and the other
bonds you mention is due entirely to
the fact that the first is long term
issue, while the others are close to
maturity AS a matter of fact, the
yield to maturity on Indiana Steel
bonds at 85 is but slightly over per
cent, while the Central Leather bonds
at 81 yield over per cent.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
TRANsPAcTFIry MAYva

The connecting mRils close at the Gen-
eral Postoffice and City Hall postoffics
station. New York. at s p. M. a. foliows:
Hawaii. Japan. Corea, China, Siberia
5iam. Cochin China and Netherlands East
indies via San Francisco. steamship Nan
king. July Q.
Japan Corsa, China (except Shanghai
city,. Siberia, Siam Cochin China and
Netherlands East Indies, steamship Africa
Maru, July 3.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands, Australia ana
specially addressed mail for New Zealand,
Via San Francisco. steamship Sonoma,
July Is.
Hawaii. FIJI Islands New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria.
B. Co. steamship Niagara, July l6.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
Coal Stock Shows a Loss

Question-About a year ago I purchased
100 shares of Elk Horn COAL at sS. and
now 1t Is down to 49, Any information
and advice you will give will be appre-
ciated.-L. C.
Answer-You are lot better off than
others who bought speculative stocks
at the height Of the bull market q
year ago, for you have been getting
dividends to yield you 7.90 per cent on
your investment. A great many ele-
ments have combined to depress prices
of this and other stocks. You will have
to make up your own mind whether to
take the loss or hold on. We do not
feel justified in advising our readers
about speculative matters.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09

July Z, 'I12o.
held July s. teee. = dividend Of Ono Per
Cent H%j ON each share fPar vasue tiel
Of the outstanding capital stock OF the
Cooperation was declared. payable ON the
End day of August 1920. to a&ockhoidera
Of record at the close of business On ehe
lSsh day Of July. 1890 - -
Checks viii be mailed a~sssss..
JOHN v. HELBEHo. uscssknSA
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
DIVIDEND NOTICES
INDIANA PIPE LINE COMPANY

IS Broadway. New York. June 2sth, 1890
been declared on the capital stock OF
this company payable August 18th 1920
to stockholders of record at the close Of
business July 17th. 1920.
All communications regarding payment
or change of address shouad be sent to
the undersigned not later than August
7th. 1920.
GEORGE cHEsEBRo'. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY
No III Fifth Avenue

New York. July Z, 1870.
Notice is hereby given that the transfer
books of the registered four per cent. t4ss)
gold bonds of The American Tobacco Com
pany will close at three O'Clock r. n, July
15 1890. for the payment OF interest there
on due August l. 1920. and reopen at 10
A. n. on August 2. 1929.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09

points decline. on the basis Of a5s2d for
middling. Sales, 1000; American. 1000.
Imports none. Futures opened quiet at
10 IA points decline. Closed barely steady
At net decline of 30 to As points July.
2a.sSd; October. 22.2sd: December. 21.l4;
January. 2o.7sd; March. eo.23d: Manches-
ter Yarns quiet; cloths dull
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
IHE BALTIMORE { oHlo RAlInoijRI f9

OFFICE OF THE SECRET ARY.s ~
Baltimore Md. June a0 fsee:
The Board of Directors this day -de-
clared from the net earnings Of thesccm-
pany for the six months ending Jufiss s0'
isac 2 dividend OF two CD per cent Sn
able September l. 1870 to the stockkoide ers
Of record at the CLOSE OF business On Juiy
II. 1920.
The Transfer Books VIII not close. =
c. W. WcoLFCRD. Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09

Live steers. fair te
prime. 100 lbs.
D r . . Sc d beef,
sides. ID.
Live veal, COM
mon to primo.
100 lbs.
D re- sss d veal.
city. ID.
Live ewes, 10e
lbs. ..........
Dire ssed mutton,
city. Id.
Live lambs, fair
to prime, 100
lbs. ..........
Dressed | q m b 5,
city, ID. ......
Hogs, 100 lbs. E.
D T e . . Q d hogA
bacon, Ib.
Mess pork, Dbl. /.
Mess beef, bbl. /.
Lard. M d d l {
West, 100 lbs. .
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
FOREIGN PORTS

Departures for New York
Havre-E 9 La Touraine-
vietoris, BrastI-s Newton.
esSSSssAaa& bes>sss - ~ OUeSsW
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
DIVIDEND NOTICES
KElLY.spRIMeFIElp TIRE ca.

The Board OF Directors has this day de-
ciared O quarterly cash dividend at Ono
Dollar tsl COZ per share and quar4sriy
stock Dividend of Three Per Cent ts%)
on the Common Stock Of thia Company,
payable in Common Stock of thgA Com
pany. both payable August =, 1870 70
stockholders OF record at the close OF buai.
ness July II. 1920.
Checks In payment of the cash dividend
and Certificate of Common Stock or z
Warrant representing q fractional share OF
Common stock. or both. in payment of the
Stock Dividend Will be mailed. "a -.
f. A. SEAMAN. secrs4arys~s:
Now York. July Z, 1890 si
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
Livestock, Meats, Provisions
XA0fArAov

$14.oo@le.5o
1870 .s7h .ls@.ssH
ls.ooe1s.oo ls.oo@a4.So
.1s@ at ESQ IA
5000 800 1000 $50
.la@ Is 100 .1s
16.oool7.oc ls.oo@1s.oo
as.:ss:sSl7::ssss e s..ssSSs,:ss .ssS e
;:a:sn@. "a al > .@;:slA.
1s.oo@1s.oo a4.0o@s6.00
.aas eaAasr
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09

90 lbs. ls.26@ls.ss ss.so@a5.7o
New-York tribune., 1920-07-09
SuKar and lCo6ee

sugar and C06e0
Current Prices Yxar Ago
coas.. tio No 9.... ~ = ,,sH ~ .ssx "a
CoHee. Santos, No. Z. .33K W.22N 29E
Sugaf--The market for raw sugar hAld
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-24
! PARA SANTO DOMINGO

Relacion de los pasajeros que para
los puertos del Norte de Ia -Republica
Dominicana condujo desde San Juan
el vapor. Marina" el .22, de ,septiem-
bre de 1920. ,5s
William Steele, Luis Lluch Mattel,
Jorge Camara Jr., Carlos S. Cernoda,
Arthur J. Harvey, Isabel D. de- Ven
tura, Oneida Ventura, ArmandoaL,
Carron, Jose F. Ortiz Duran, Manuel
F. Gonzalez, Irvine Macmanus, Irvi-
ne, R. Macmanus.J Jr., Ernest j.. Mac
manus, Jose Colon, Juan, Bonilla,, Ro-
salia Sanchez, Simon Carlo, Alfredo
Lopez, Aurelia Mendez, joaquin Cor
tiella, Carlos F. Cozza, Maria Vaz-
quez, Vinsensa Pugliese, Juan Vicens,
America de Camara, Dolores CANA
ra, Peter M. Cermun, Paula de Gar
cia Jimenez, Eduardo Ventura, Gui-
llermo Ventura, Jose Prieto, Jose l.
Suazo, Carmen R. de Gonzalez, Ma
ria Macmanus, Thomas A. Macma-
nus, Ernesto Freyre Sierra, Pauline
Laboy, Jose Alvarez, Maria D. San
chez, Henry Barreda, Alcides Basi-
lis, Juan Vega, Jose M. Blanco, Car
mela S. de Coza, Biagio Perrone y
Francisco Al Finzola.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1920-09-24
PoR Ell "CoAMo"

Esta mafiana llegaron en- el vapor
"Coamo" los pasajeros siguientes:
M. A. Boulter, Mrs. A. Blanco v un
niho, H. B. Brown, Mrs. H. w. Brown,
M. E. Cruet y un nio, D. B. Chambers,
r. Camargo, F. L. Dixon, j. ]. Day,
P. L. del Vale, j. M. Flores, j. Ferran
" seiiora, F. Font, E. B. >Goico, F.
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