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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Toronto
Bid. A six.
Financial Items

AT meeting held at Basic. SWitZerla nd
on June IS Leopold Dubois. hitherto man
aging director. was elected president of the
Wss Bank Corporation and Charles
Schlumberger n second vice president. F.
Zah -Geigy continues to act first vice
president.
The committee securities OF the Rev
York Stock Exchange has ruled that Amer
lean Tobacco Company common b stock
dend on July Is ana not until August 2,
also that transactions in common stock OF
unless made specifically for cash, shall be
eX-rights July 1G, right to subscribe ex-
pires August 16 Standard Oil Company
of New Jersey full paid and part paid rs
per cent subscription receipts for per
cent cumulative non-votng preferred
stock has been admitted to list.
A Chicago Board of Trade membership
has been sold for s1o,5oo. an advance Of
$500 over previous sale.
Application has been made to the New
York Stock Exchange to list Allied Pack
ers, Inc, $4,000 shares capital stock. no
par; Root & Van Dcvoort Corporation, co.
600 shares class A stuck trust certificates
for capital stock Superior Oil Corporation,
10000 shares capital stock, no par: Lin
coin Motor Company. $4,000, coo class A
stock; Crucible Steel Company of Amer
lea, S6,25o,ooo additional common stock ;
Mexican Petroleum Limited OF Delaware
$4,157,S00 additional common stock; Pan
American Petroleum Transportation Com
pany, Sc 100000 additional class B COM
mon stock.
the Dominion Steel Corporation at Halifax
the proposed agreement with the British
Empire Steel Corporation was adopted
unanimously.
Tucker Anthony & Co, members of the
New York and Boston stock exchanges
have enlarged their New York offices
which now include the entire seventh floor
of GO Broadway.
Sherwood & Mortified are Offering City
or Dallas, Tex, ~ per cent coupon gold
bonds at prices to yield SIS per cent to
5.35 per cent income.
TO meet the demands Of increased bust
ness the United States Mortgage and Trust
Company has doubled the space occupied
by its 125th street branch at Eighth Ave
nue. by the leasing of the two adjoining
westerly stores. The safe deposit space
also will be increased
The Bankers Trust Company has been
appointed coupon paying agent for the
pany' Idaho Power Company, Tower of
Fleming, American Hominy Company and
the National Plate Glass Company.
Bottis Majers. of New Orleans, and
Joseph A. Russell, of Hubbard Brothers &
Co., of New York. have applied for mem
bershlp in the New York Cotton EXCHANGE
5. W. Straus & Co. have underwrltten
an amortlzed first mortgage per cent
serial bond issue of 81 100000 on the land
buildings, machinery and equipment of the
Waring Hat Manufacturing Corporation. of
Workers. ~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Subway Contractors Say
Mayor Misstates Facts
Hylan's Charge That They Seek
to Mulct City Out of
Millions Denied

Charles A. Crane, secretary of the
General Contractors Association. which
is composed of the contractors who
built the subways. in a statement issued
yesterday, declared that Mayor Hylan
had grossly misstated the facts in his
letter to David Hirschfield, Commits
sioner of Accounts, in which he. said
that certain contractors were attempt
ing to mulct the city out of millions of
dollars for alleged claims. The Mayor
said that these claims, if paid, would
cost the city from $50,OOOO 900 to $780,
100000, in addition to the contract
price.
Last April, when the proposed leg
islat:on mentioned by the Mayor which
would have permitted reimbursement to
the contractors as promised by him, was
before him for his approval" says the
statement, che was informed by repre-
sentatives of the subway contractors
that the amount of money necessary to
volved in the promise was approx
mately 100000, and that the authori-
tative source of confirmation on this
subject was the Office of the Transit Con-
struction Commissioner. Transit Con-
struction Commissioner Delaney has
never, so far as we know, denied that
these figures were approximately accu-
rate"
In letter yesterday to Corporation
Counsel O'Brien the Mayor asked him
to take such legal action as necessary
to protect the city against the Degnon
Contracting Company, who defaulted
on one of the Subway contracts and
now seeks to force the city to paw GER
tain claims, and any other contractor
who may default in his obligations to
the city.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16

believed to be ia buyers favor. Early In
the day local reflner closed-~a contract,
on bid mado tho night before. on 5000
bags OF Cuban raws July shipment, at
IL NC cost and freight.
This business was followed by a sale 70
tho American mt Philadelphia of 10000
bags Of CubaH ut 171Ac cost and freight.
Later, operators took 1000 tons Venezuela
centrlfugaiy afloat at 1890 C. !. I. Otner
business included 5000 bags Porto Ricos.
July shipment to tho American. at lS.Sic.
and 1900 tons st. Croix, July sntpmc-
same buyer, at 1880 c. L. T., this lasf evsi-
ness establishing spot price as 6'ew
York of 1886, duty paid.
Offerings OF Porto Rico at 1880 G. j. Il.
at the close Of the day found no buyers
Refined sugar was quiet, Warner having
withdrawn from tho market and neither
quoting nor selling -
Coffee Futures-In the absence OK OH
cial adyices from Brazil owing to the no!t-
day there on Wednesday. business In the
contract market here was OF small volume
and the trend higher on covering. Can
prices were to IA points higher. and on
rumors that Rio had advanced loo TO wv
refs and exchange on London -l6d higher
the demand Increased moderately, with Mt
tie for SALE final prices being az TO ~
points net higher.
The market was nervous and unsettled
buyers cautious in their trading and
general disposition to await developments.
Firm offers from Brazil were about un,
changed and at the lowest. The local
spot market was quiet and RIO 10 Wefo
lower quoted at 1870.
The range of prices followB:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Hens Eggs Have a Kick

James Pagan, q South Greensburg,
Pa, coal miner, garden expert and
poultryman on a moderate scale, de-
clares4 that by pure accident he has
discovered the secret of producing eggs
that exhilarate as we'll as noufish.
Recently a dozen of Fagans hens
got their first feed of raisin mash, and
the next day they laid "pickhandle"
eggs, their owner declares. A friend
of Pagan used few pounds of raisins
to- make q little medicine" for CHS
stonfach's sake" After the raisins
fermented he ran off the liquor for
final treatment and threw the raisins
into an alley, where Fagan's hens
Toasted on them.
The new poultry food worked Won
ders, it is said. Birds that had been
contemplating the leisure of Matching
instead of egglaying changed their
tactics, cackled with renewed vigor and
resumed laying. While none of the
hens lays more than an egg day, al
most every bird in the flock produces
an egg containing per cent alcohol,
says Fagan.-Philadelph North Amer
lean,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Decline irn Cotton
Follows Climb to
New High Levels
Realizing Responsible for
Reaction After Weather
Reports Had Caused Up
turn in All Active Months

After making new high ground for
the movement as result of continued
wet weather in the South and the
prompt stopping of July notices, the
cotton market reacted under realizing.
This movement became active around
vance Of cents pound from the
low level of last Friday, and that de-
livery sold off from 34.54 to 34.O4, clos
ing at 1920. The general market
closed steady at net advance of 38
points to a decline Of 80 points, JULY
being relatively firm and August rela-
lively weak, while active new crop po-
sitions were net points lower to 13
points higher.
According to local cotton men, there
would probably be little criticism of
the showery. or rainy weather in the
South were it not for the boil weevil.
Owing to the known effects of such
conditions in promoting the spread
and stimulating the activity of the
insect, however, The wet weather
seems to be creating a more bullish
sentiment with reference to the crop
outlook, while a little more buying Of
new crop months for the trade has also
been reported recently.
Higher Liverpool cables and private
reports of heavy rains in central sec
tions of the belt were considered re-
sponsible for an opening advance yes
terday. July notices estimated at
$500 bales were in circulation, but
caused no liquidation, and the active
position sold some 20 to 80 points net
higher during the early trading. There
was disappointment over the showing
of the early weather map, which failed
to confirm the private rain news, caus-
ing reactions during the late forenoon,
but the detailed weather reports
showed more rainfall, and the market
reached the highest point of the day
after its publication, selling about 80
to At points net higher. No fresh news
feature was connected with the later
Western and Southern long accounts,
which carried the new crop few
points below Wednesdays closing
figures.
Private advices from the Southwest
continue to indicate q full movement
of new crop cotton of good grade dur
ing August, but the wet weather re-
ported in the South yesterday was in
sections where the boil weevil is al
ready numerous, and the trade would
like TO see dry, warm conditions to
the goods trade showed no change of
consequence, Some of the operatives
thrown out of employment in the wool
en- mills are said to be finding work
in the cotton mills, but curtailment in
the knit goods industry is reported to
be increasing. Southern spot mar
kots as officially reported were I'M
changed to so points higher, generally
unchanged.
The local market for spot cotton was
steady so points higher at 1880. No
sales were reported
Tho range Of prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Corn Prices Continue
To Drop; Market Quiet

The corn market was less active, due
partially to the opening Of the wheat
markets. Prices, however, developed
pronounced weakness and at the close
Of the day showed net losses of 3as to
5 cents.
Cash markets were again heavy with
reports of larger country offers, al
the country movement will fall off, as
shippers were showing more DISPOSE
ton to sell oats.
Weather conditions over the belt
were highly favorable for the new crop,
which is making splendid progress, and
this is having very bearish influence
on sentiment.
In the local cash market No. 2 yellow
corn was quoted at Sits, cost and
freight New York, ten days shipment.
Yesterdays Previous Year
Corn, No. yellow sl.2s sl.77 s2l7ls
Chicago:
July ............. 149A 1.54A 1.e4a
September 1.49A 152A 1868
Oats--Further evidences OF increased
pressure from the country and weakness
in the Western cash markets caused heavy
rienced decline of 5 Il c. The late months
were relatively steader, although closing
prices were &c to 1 &c net lower
Crop accounts We're again favorable and
harvesting operations making good
progress. IN inc local market NOS =,
and white quoted at 81 26; fancy
clipped white. s1.22; ordinary clipped white,
$1.20, all elevator.
Yesterdays Previous Year
No: VIII SiA $40 siss@1.25 As $3.50
Chicago
July ....... .s6M .a1% .so%
September. 1874 .77h .S1A1
Rye-Market easy
Kew YORK: close close age
Nc Western. 80. S251 $3.50 STA
flour and Neutrality-suspicious. were
Yesterdays Previous Year
New York: close. close. ago.
MINI t.13.75 @14.50 13.75014.5o 1212h
Cornmeal $50 $50 4S7is
Rye -four. II 00@11.75 II. 0O@11.75 S.95Qp9.25
Bran.... 62.0o $500 1890
Cottonseed Oil-The market was fever
ish, and while there periods of weak
ness under further selling. prices rallied
from depressions covering, and al the
close of the day values were to 20 points
net higher.
The technical position of the market was
believed to be tirmer result OF the re-
cent heavy selling, but underlying trade
conditions were looked upon as weak on
account of the weakness in lard and Com
peting oils and greases generally. Total
sales for the day 25,50G barrels
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
July 14th, 1920.
To the Common Stockholders OF
oVTH PORTO RICO SUGAR COMPANY

SOL XII fOhlo Itl1O SJN \OMIAN1:
At their special meeting held in Jersey
approved and ratified the proposed increase
OF the common stock of this Company to
,Sl2. 5pQ,000 and the appropriate amend
ment OF it's Amended Certificate of Incor-
. 1ora lion; the certificate required by law
TO effectuate such increase of stock has
been filed in the office of the Secretary of
State of New Jersey
- Al the meeting OF the Board of Direc-
tors held this day, the Board adopted reso-
Preserve for Working Capital and I'm
provements" account TO Common Capital
Stock" account of $5,6o2s0 Tin order to
Ga pitaiizc part of the earnings of the
. Company invested in the La Romano Sugar
factory and other improvements and de-
relopmen) and the full payment of &c.
02S shares OF the new common stock
1herebE. The Board also adopted reso-
lutiops providing for the distribution of
said SIS ,02S shares of new common stock
, tful-paid and non assessable) to the com
new stock for each share now outstand-
-fng1. such distribution to be made on
August 9Th. 1920, TO common stockholders
Of record July cath. 1920.
Certificates for this new stock will be
mailed9to stockholders on or about August
9Th, 1920, and said stock will carry div-
<tends FLOR the current quarter beginning
July list, 1920, and ending September 30th,
1890
: Application will be made for tina listing
OF This stock the New York Stock
tx change.
1.-THE common stock transfer books will
not be closed.
BY order of the Board of Directors
90 f. NJ. WELTY. Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Army Orders
FROM The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. July 15-Army orders
ssued to-day follow:

FROM The TrfbuMe's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON. July 15.-Army order,
Issued to-day follow:
HonorabIy Discharged
Ready. Maj. J. F., y. s. A.
Howe, Maj: r: G. M. c.
La Rouche. Capt 4 r., Inf.
Brooks. Capt. w. r., r. A.
Pens RsnsOn M Maj H o,;o;, NJ. C.
Boysen. Capt. c. c., Inf
Devne. Capt. ]. H.. Eng
Cox. 1t. M. r., Inf.
Hicks. Capt. G. w, San c.
Ellcott 1t. Col. E. b, Chem. Wharf Svc
E Esnnsdy MT II Z Z T. n; e;
Signal Corps
Mitchell. It. Col w; to Mitehel Field.
Clayton, 1t. L. L.. to New York city.
Quartermaster Corps
Hooks Capt: l. j.. to Middletown.
Love Maj. II. X, to Washington.
Williams. Capt. Fl. N. to New Cumberland
Field Artillery
Foy. 1t. Col r. c., to Camp. Travis
Hanson. 1t. T., G. jr.. to Camp Bragg.
Brooks. Capt. w. F., to Camp Meade.
Infantry
Newton, 1t. w. F.. to Camp Upton.
Perry. 1t c. r.. 10 Camp DIX.
D Daxlds, MAJ: H. g.. to PITTSBURGH
Carey Capt. e. B.. to Baltimore.
Air Service
Butler, Capt. W. O.. to Fort Sill.
Davis. 1t. r. L.. to Camp Knox
Mayer. 1t W. to Manila
Maynes. 1t f. j., to Fox Hills.
Following to United States from A. e r.
Germany; -
Jones, Capt. J; W; Keane. Capt J. L.;
volandt. Capt; "; F., to New York City.
Pettls, Capt w. B., to Muscle Shoals.
Miscellaneous
adams, 1t. Col: s. p. Cav. to San Antonio
Tompkns, 1t. C. L.. Vet. C.. to Fort Riiss
Cullen. Capt. E. j., C. A. c.. to Fort Ham
ilton.
Kennedy, 1t j. r., NJ. c.. to Fort rhom..
Patterson. 1t. Col. r. F., Den. Surg. to
Camp Gordon ~
Longford. Maj. T. s.. NJ c., TO rakoma
Park.
Gatewood. Maj. G. B.. C. A C.. to Aber-
deem Proving Ground.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Motor Boat Is Beached

The forty-foot motor boat Premier,
owned by Sydney Raymond, who lives
In Ocean Parkway, Brooklyn, struck a
rock in He'll Gate, off Lawrence Point,
about . a: m. yesterday. A great hole
was knocked in the craft amfdships.
and Captain John Van De Water, the
skipper, beached it on North Brother
Island.
Captain Van De Water and his emf
neer, Harold Pierce, were taken off by
pollcemen IN the Health Department
launch Duchess, which towed the prae
mler to pier The motor boat was
on It's way to Gravesend. Bay to re-
cSelve its owner and friends whom he
had invited to accompany him to the
yacht race ''9
Mrs. Florence IIuat, of the Waldorf
astoria Hotel, was unwilling to take a
chance on motor boat and engaged .
hylng boat to take her and her friends
to the scene of the race.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Sail Tomorrow
AMERICAN POETS

Cristat diMORE July 15-Arrived: Higho
Hardanger (Br). Tyne; Port Antonio INor1
Port Antonio: King Edward (BrJ. Csrditf.
S Mnraa Luckenbach. New York; Anna
denstad. Cleared: Standard. Port Lobos:
flrmore. Daiquiri; Triolos (Gk), Norfolk
a anw Newport lev S.> News Tretonia OBJ. Glas-
gov Via norfolk: Alkaar (Dut) Boston
sailed Nantucket. Jacksonviile, via Sa-
va Rothley tBr). Genoa; Lake Cara.
Sienfuegos; Burgondier (Br), Antwerp %;
enoach. Rotterdam. via New York; Lake
1emassee, Boston; Matoa. Boston; Frieda.
in: santo ape p aenry Va. July 15-Passed
Unne Mendi (Sp). Norfolk; Ortysh (Russ),
Middlesboro: Knut Hamsun (Nor), Nor,
1 PI Passed out. 18th: Point Judith. for San
francisco; 18th, Caxambu (Braz). Charles
TON 8 C.; Yuri Maru Gap). Rotterdam.
8elvernon (Nor), Antilla; Hercules mob
Tela Lake Macy Boston; Nantucket. phi
adelphia; Arlington, Boston; Fort Gaines
(Nor), Port Maria.
BOSTON. July 15-Arrived: Lake Gey-
SER Antwerp. via Portland; Esparta Port
Limon: Lake Flambeau. Philadelphia.
Sailed Bensalem, New York Lake Fart
cian Philadelphia; Caledonian Obj. Iiy-
erpool and Manchester; Cowan. Norfolk
', cHARLEsToN. S. C.. July i5-Arriv rive;
Yand'ola tsp). Bilbao; San Marcos. from
Boston land proceeded to Gaiveston)
:, JACKSONVILLE. Juiy is. = Arrived:
Van. Miami. Sailed: Lenape New York
,anka. Porto Rico. ave-
=, MOBILE. July l6-Arriyed: Harald, Port
NJ Turner, Havana: sailed: sagua, Cuba.
tug Jim Sid. Key West; barge City of San
Antonio. Savannah.
NORFOLK. July Is - Arrived: Broad
mayne tBrl. beaumont: Gallo (Br),
Ih,yttleton; IiercMes (Norj. Philadelphia:
Ham.den. Venice; Independence. Genoa
Lime Branch ,Br). Liverpool: Marianne
Nt.D. New York: Mexican, Marseiiies:
Ocean Transport OBJ New York for New,
Bethnor, New Orleans; Brookline, Bremer
ton; Conesago. Botwood. Newfoundland;
h Diraso' N An.wsrp Lake 1TTraichur. Dun
Nicholson tBr). London; Sylvia Victoria
NEwpoRT NEWS. July Is = Arrived:
.9eD, Norfolk; Copenhagen (Kr1. Loa-
&C. sohases sBro London; Erroil (Brl,
Lake Gravity. Norfolk; Lako 10 Fio rq'n
Providence; oristano tBr). Antwerp; SIT.
cd ed strs Copenhagen lBr). Baltimore:
ragut. Norfolk Nicoiis (Gk5. Gothenberg:
'a new a0 oRIE PANS S SSy is.ar.a
esp). Barcelona Via Galveston and Ha.
y Ta Coppenams. Port Barrios Janrla
Port Barrios via Belize. Siam Creek and
strs Start Point tBr). London: Piitvice
(fI), Fowey; Grelorm (Br) Havre; New
aster tBr). Marseilles: Vitruvia (Br)
Plymouth: Bizkargl Mendi (sp), Hamp.
ton ton Roads Igotz Mendi (sp). Norfolk
iHcltoy tBr), do: Nienburg (Br). Newport
Hueiva, Paulsboro. Texas City: East In
dian, Marcus Hook; Ossa. New York: schr
Jacob w. Hook, Old Harbor, jamaica
Delaware Breakwater. Del, July iS~
Pissed up for Philadelphia. Str Cibao
sNor), Port Antonio. Passed out from
Philadelphia Strs Bellerby (Br). Bou-
ioEpe; Magdalena (Dt), Rotterdam: An
saido CITY. Genoa via Wilmington, N, G.:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Butter. Cheese. Eggs

Butter-Receipts were 1o,945 packages.
Creamery, higher than extras per 10.
ssh @57c; extras. 90 score. sly @ e0c;
f1rsts, 80 to 81 score. 54@65cs sS to ~
47@51c: lower grades. 45046c: unsalted
higher than extras, b9h @60c; extras % "a
O59c; frsts 54Ob8c; seconds 500 3c !:
State, dairy, tubs, finesk b50b6hc; good
to prime, 520D54c common to falr, 4AW
Sic; renovated, extras, 49@5oc: nrsts'
Acc; seconds. 42@42hc; lower grades 400
41hc; packing stock, current make. NO
1, 42h 6p43c No. 2. 411ac; packing stock,
lower grades. 3S041c.
Cheese-Receipts 1926 boxes. State,
whole milk, fresh fats. colored or white,
lb;, 27h @2sMc; average run. coiored 90 or
run. white or colored. 26D26%c; lower
grades 2O@25c; Young Americas az g
321ac; Daisies, 29030c; fresh twins. rs "
@27Ac; single Daisies. fresh. 27H 92Sc /:
double Daisies, fresh; n g2Sc; fresh. So9
choice, 16@lSc; fair to good. 12@13hc;
lower grades. 6@10c.
Eggs-Receipts were 1850 cases. Fresh
gathered extras. per dozen. 52@53hc: ex-
ira frsts, 49@51c; frsts 45@48c: seconds,
APO 44c; dirties, No. /, 35037c; checks.
fair to choice, dry, 81 @34c; State. Pa, and
nearby Western hennery whites. extras. 81
q SIC; extra firsts. 81 @62c; firsts. 6b @ soc !;
&c; undergrades, 50@54c; Pacific Coast,
white, extras, G30D65c; white, extra frsts,
81 dD62c white. undergrades 5o@54c; other
Western and Southern gathered whites.
AZ $50; State. Pennsylvania, and nearby
Western hennery browns. 54@67c: State.
mixed colors, gathered graded extras, SEQ
531ac; frsts to extra firsts AS q sic.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
Shipping News

Taunton (Nor). Tanamo Reedv r,,,,
Del, July 15-Passed down from Ph.IsII
delphia: Strs w Rhemm, Port fohn.
Vest Norge (Nor). Port Antonio: J
Eandyke. London; Norman Monarch fBr,
liverpool. Marcus Hook. Pa, july IL
lPassed down from Philadelphia. 4,
Rhode Island (Br), Glasgow ~
PORTLAND, Me. July l5-Arriy.s.
Sch- Annie Andrueben, Stonington. M
for New York. Sailed: Strs Nortbsrr
Wave. Baltimore; Vinton County, New
York.
PORT EADs. La. July l5~Arr,v.s.
Strs Cartago. Bocas del roro: Edward i
Doheny, Tampico: Gene Crawley. Tam
pico; Maumee. Cuba; Pandsay. Gulfport.
schr E II Wharton Davies tBr), Africa vi,
Barbados. Sailed: Strs Aurora, Penss
celia: Creole. New York: G. R Grove lBr
Tampico; Lake Gera. Port Arthur; Paris.
nina, Bocas del Toro via Cristobal: Va.
loeda (Br). New Castle on Tyne via Pen.
sacola: schr Progreso (Sp). Valencia and
Alicante. Spain.
PORT TAMPA. Fla. July 15--Arriyea,
Strs Seminole. Genoa: Saxon Havana
Sailed: Lake Gramaa, New Orleans; Mas.
cote, Key West.
SAN FRANCISCO. July I5-Arrlved.
Strs Mel. Singapore: Stanley Dollar, Nss
York; Sharistan, Norfolk: Eastern Mari
ner. New York
SAVANNAH. July 15-Arrived: Sang.
wand CNor), Bergen.
TAMPA. July Is - Arrived Penabs
(Sp), Bilbao: motor ship Narwhal, Car.
denas. Sailed: Schr L Drew OBJ, Grand
Cayman.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-07-16
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

STATE OF NEW YORK: Orig &c
THE SECRETARY OF STATE, sa,,nu-
THIS CERTIFICATE. Issued ~ nsnnott
cate. hereby certifles that the Lipp stock
Chemical Company. Inc a doi ,,sas On this
corporation. has filed in this once Sn rol.
9Th day Of July 1920. papers Tor . .nS "a.
untary dissolution OF such corpora.ieoan. 40,
der Section 22l of the General Cospo' ~,
Law. and that It appears thereiro..ih,, az.
such corporation has compiled wa"
section IN order 10 be dissolved :, ose.
WITNESS my hand and the seal o. d.. - II
OF the Secretary of State. ar the s''f f,ly
Albany this ninth day o. ind
tSeal1 one thousand nine huncN-
"e' f. w. TAFT.
Second Deputy Secretary CT ga tss
All persons having claims ag1.hs., 10
above named corporation are directed
present the same forthwith at the en,s a
William E. Lowther. attorney, NJ.
Cedar Street. New York city.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT IN 81.
partnership between ROBERT =" s,th
GERSOLL and ALFRED CARREAu. e I'd
of the City OF New York, under reg co.
name of ROBERT L. ING ERSOLL ,ssa
was dissolved on the Attn day of Juls., .s 10
by mutual consent. All debts OWNS
said partnership are TO be received ~ an
Robert l.. Ingersoil and all demands 70
him for payment, and ne is authofi1esS se,r
settle and adjust all debts. due 10 or .a nss
said firm, and will continue the puys ia
formerly conducted by said firm asxsw
present address. ITO East 6lst Street. ~
York City.
Dated. New York, 10th July. 1890. :,
ROBT. L. INGERSoLL IL 81
ALFRED CARREAU H. 81
In the presence of
JAMES A. CALLAHAN. -