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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-15

NADIA para cvitar tales desmanes. Va
r!as decenas de perscaas resultaron
lesionadas y los destrozos causados
les de pesos. Todavia hoy continGan
cometiendose alguncs actos Eiolen-
tos contra esas propiedades por los
amotinados. quienes estan emplean-
90 bombas explosives Y substancias
intlamaDles para realizar sus destro-
ECS.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-15
MOTIVES ANTI-ESLAVOS
EN- TRIESTE

TRIESTE, Julio 14.-Todos los no.
teles y ticndas pertenecientes a yu-
g~o-eslavos en- esta ciudad, fueron asal
tados Y s~aqueados aver por una mu
cedumtre hnfurecidE que organize
una. manifestation anti-eslavica, sin
que las autoridades pudieran hacer
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-15
Los Germenes de las Intermediates
deben Ser Expulsados de
la Sangre.

La eczema, sarpullido, ulceras,
llagas, irritaciones Y erupciones en- ell
~craneo, asi como las otras formas de
a]fecciones de la piel, tienen su orr
gen en- las intermediates de Ia san
gre, y deben curarse, por 10 tanto,
sujetando Ia sangre a un tratamien-
to,-con 10 que queda explicado Ell
fracaso que Sc experimental al echar
mano de remedies externos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-15
RUSOS Y P0LACOS C0MBATEN EN- LA
= ANTIGUA LINEA DE HINDENBURC
La plaza fuerte de Brest-Litoysk Sc encuentra desde layer
bajo ell fuego de la artilleria roja
Ounce divisiones bolshevikis, atacan con furia Ia Inca po-
laca al oeste del Beresina
6 g

BERLIN, Julio l14.-Ls artillerfa
de grueso calibre bolsheviki esta
bombardeando en- estos momentos Ia
plaza fuerte do Brest-Litovsk, segdn
dice un deSpacho recibido hoy aquf
lie Breslau, en- ell que Sc agrega que
Ia lucha entire p~olacos y rusos esta
ahora desarrollandose en- Ia antigua
Inca de Hindenburg establecida por
los ejercitos austro-germanos des-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-15

pues de su gran ofensiva en Russia
EN- 1915.
Las noticias de Varsovia dicen por
SUI parte, que n fuerza bolsheviki
integrada Dor Is divisiones, esta aho
IA emprendiendo I'm vigoroso ataque
contra las lineas polacas al oeste del
Fer esina, pero que los polacos estan
r%etlrandose en orden hacia posiciones
pIeparadas de antemano.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-15
traits!

On relor de verdadero mfrito. y g.
mejor de todos los relojeS. .Eecho cui-
dsdosamente de Ia mejor clase de me-
tai, y tan fuerte, que nj aun el miSmo
fuego pcdra destruirlo. Senala el item
po con mas exnctitud que cualquier
otro relox su altura eS de s rulgadaS.
por Is pulgadas de diametro- Tiene
campana de alarma. que Suena muy
fuerte. y tiene tambiea bate-fa electri-
ca. cue es In excelente auIiliar en- to
daS llS entermedades. Tiene :ambien
una GAIA cJn dos departamentos. Dichs
GAIA ES DE SEGURIDAD. CON PUER-
IA MUY FUERTE Y CERRADURA
DE COMBINATION. uinguno sera ca
paz de abrirla, sino solamerte IA perso-
ma que conozcS Ia oombiracin. Con Ca
d. uno de estos relojes mandar,oS diccc
clones inpresaS- Este relo1 vale cuan-
do menos $1,000. pero nosotros henos
~resueIto venderlo. durante IN corto
tempo. al precio de fabrica, sl2.75:
y como IN ~rresentc, eaviaremoS abso-
lutamente libre de costc. IN hernoso
rcicx feroarTlero, pefecto -esula-
dor de tempo. Estes rclojes esan
~vendiepdose 81 precio de $500 y mas:
pero cualeSquier persona u nos or
dene 1no de los pri1neroS. obteiidra de
ucsot-os n de estos ulsimos. .ente-
ramente GRATIS. He aqui Il opor-
tunldad. para aprovcchar esta ganga
ineSperads: por tarto. no Sc tarde, y
mandenos SI-00 ~solanente. En- cslidad
de dep6sita, y el resto 10 paSa-a US
led cuando el relox lie Sea entresado.
Garantizamos comrieta satisfaction o
ls devoiveremcs 81 diaero. Corte eS
te anuncio y nandslo con 81 depcsito
hoy mismo.
PRACTICAL SALES co
Dept. 700
1919 n. Irving Ave. Chicago. III.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
DIVIDENDS PASSED
BY INTERNATIONAL
Import and Export Corpora
ton Earns Sc on Common,
but VIII Conserve
BIG LOSSES ARE DENIED
Advances to Affiliated Trad
ing Concerns Ties Up Large
Sums of Money
BIG LOSSES ARE DENIED

Directors OF the American Interna-
tional Corporation voted yesterday 10
pass the regular quarterly dividends OF
$3.50 a share on the common and pre-
ferred stocks. This statement was is
sued by the directors:
THE American International Corpora
ton, In pursuance OF the purposes for
which 1t was organized, Is engaged to
a large extent through its subsidiaries,
in foreign trade and commerce. In
consequence of the exceptional circum-
stances and requirements at this time
the board of directors, at their meeting
to-day voted to omit the quarterly divi-
dend on the stock of the corporation"
| Charles A. Stone, president OF the
corporation, said: Statements that the
American International Corporation has
made large losses In South America or
anywhere else are untrue. The omis-
sion of the quarterly dividend Is part
of conservative policy to husband the
resources of the corporation"
| The American International Corpora
| ton. of which Frank A. Nanderip IS
chairman of the board. was organized
| in November. 1915, for the development
of export and import trade. 1t has
capital Of $5e,0oo.oo0, of which si9,OOOoOo
| is common and 81. 0Os. 900 preferred.
An initial dividend on the common
stock of rs cents a share was paid on
December 80, 1916. which rate was con-
tinued until December 81, 1917. From
then until June 80. 1919. regular quar-
terly dividends of 80 cents a share were
paid. The rate was increased on June
80, 1919, to s1.20 share and on De-
cember 81, 1919. to $3.50. which was
continued until yesterday.
The corporation controls @. Amsinck
& Co., Carter, Macy & Co. and the AL
lied Machinery Company of America
Besides it Is heavy stakeholder in
United Fruit, Pacific Mail Steamship
and International Mercantile Marine.
The New York Shipbuilding Company.
which the corporation owns, built 122
ships for the United States Government
at Hog Island during the war.
Officials of the corporation declare
that earnings for the current year on
all of it's ventures will equal Sc a share
on the common stock, but that the COM
pany has such a large volume of money
tied up in advances to trading concerns
with which 1t Is affiliated that it was
decided to conserve its cash resources.
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CITIES SERVICE DIVIDEND.
Directors Decide to Declare only
Regular Disbursements.

The Cities Service Company declared
yesterday the regular monthly dividends
of Il OF 1 per cent on It's preferred,
preference Il end common stock. The
regular monthly stock dividend of Ia
per cent. on Its common stock was also
declared. All OF these dividends are to
be paid on January ! to stock OF record
December Is. Following the directors
meeting the following statement con-
corning the company's dividend policy
was issued
"At the meeting OF the board of direc-
tors the question of an increase In tho
regular dividend on the common stock,
payable I'm common stock at par, was
discussed. The board was of the opin-
lon that the condition Of the company,
the earning power OF subsidiaries, to-
gether with the business outlook OF the
company for 1921, amply justified an
increase in the stock dividend How
ever. taking into consideration the gem
erai business and financial conditions
now prevailing throughout the country,
together with the expressed opinion of
a large number OF stockholders of the
company. the board decided to make no
increase at this time, the policy being
to continue payment of the regular
monthly dividends on the common stock
MS during 1920 at the rate OF 9 per cent.
annually in cash and Is per cent, am
nually in common stock at par"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
MAXWELL CHALMERS.
Reorganization Plan Is to he De-
cIared Operative Soon.

The committee for the Maxwell Motor
Company, Inc, and the Chalmers Motor
Corporation announced yesterday that
the plan of September /, 1920. looking
TO the reorganization and combination of
those two properties in all probability
soon would be declared operative. More
than SO per cent OF the outstanding
shares of the two companies and more
than 95 per cent. of the estimated
amount OF unsecured notes and accounts
of merchandise creditors have been de-
posted under the plan, which by avert
ing forced liquidation and providing a
substantial amount OF new money Will
make placing the combined properties
In a position of sound financial strength
possible.
Believing that In view OF the circum-
stances the small minority of unassent-
ing stockholders and creditors would dee
sire to avail themselves of the aivan-
tages of the plan the committee an
nounced yesterday further extension Of
time until the close of business on No
vember 81 for deposit of notes and
claims with the Central Union Trust
Company and for exercise by stockhold-
ers of their minimum rights of purchase
of new stock on equal terms with the
syndicate underwriters.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
PoRPHYRY COMPANIES LOSE.
Nevada Consolidated and Ray
Consolidated Report Deficits.

Two of the four porphyry copper COM
panies, the Nevada Consolidated Copper
Company and the Ray Consolidated Cop
per Company. issued yesterday their re-
ports for the third quarter Of 1920 and
both of them showed deficits in contras
to profits in the corresponding 1919
quarter The report of the Nevada COM
pany revealed a deficit, after charges
and depreciation, of Ss3,1S0. In the
preceding quarter 1t reported n profit of
1884 900, and in the corresponding 1919
quarter a profit of $464.449. Operating
losses after depreciation were $434.044,
against operating profits of $331.154 in
the corresponding 1919 period. Other
income amounted to s350S64. against
s133,295, ana dividends were s499, s64
against s749.796. leaving a final deficit
for the quarter of s5s3.044, against a
deficit n year ago of $2S5,347.
The Ray company report showed a net
operating loss OF $113.519 against a
profit of $706,071 in the corresponding
1919 quarter. Other income was $6l.5
against s226,076 and dividends were
s3s4.294 against s7ss,5s0. leaving Anal
deficit of $446, 443 in contrast to a sur
plus of s143,557 in the third 1919 quar-
ter.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
FINANCIAL NOTES.

Arthur l.. wills. formerly OF Stone q Web
ster' Inc, 10 with the firm Of Mcclure. Jones
& Reed.
Seven chair store systems showed an In
crease In sales OF 2s per cent. IN September.
1920, compared with those OF September.
1919, according 20 circular issued BY George
H. Burr & Co.
Central Union Trust Company Of New York
has been appointed registrar OF Utica Gas
and Electric preferred and common.
Empire Trust Company has been appointed
transfer agent OF Utica Gas and Electric
preferred and common.
n. T.. Carpenter has sold his second mem
berelip IN the New York Cotton Exchange
20 william n. Iudson for ff7, 500, represent.
ing 81 600 less than the price In the last pre-
vious sale OF such membership.
Columbia Consolidated Gas Company's Oc-
tober statement shows monthly gross In
crease OF 20 per cent. net increase "a per
cent; surplus, increase. 81 per cent.
twelve month"; gross Increase. % per cent.
net Increase, 20 per cent. surplus Increase
62 per cent.
.istabroOk 8 CO. are offering $4,000 OF
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
OFFER SIOUX FALLS BONDS.
south Dakota school Issue Beina
FIoated by bankers.
NEW ISSUE

p. w. Chapman q Co. are Offering
1915, 900 Of city Of Sioux Falls s. D..
independent school district s y per cent.
school building bonds az 103.07, 20 yield
5.25 per cent.
The bonds are dated December l, 1920.
and mature on December l. 1910, and
their principal and semi-annual interest
are payable on June 1 and December l.
They are exempt from all Federal in
come taxes
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
THE MEXICAN EAGLE OIL COMPANY.
IT'D

THE MEXICAN EAGLE OIL COMPANY,
LTD.
NOTICE TO SHAREHOLDERS.
EXCHANGE or PROVISIONAL. CERTIFI-
Gates FOR DEFINITIVE SHARE
WARRANTS
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN that this
Defnitive Share Warrants TO Bearer are
ready In England for delivery In exchange
for Provisional Certificates dated 18th
September. 1919
Holders Of Provisional Certificates should
lodge them with the American Exchange
National Bank, 1913 Broadway, and Dsflni-
tive Share Warrants will be handed them
in exchange therefor In about twenty-ons
days from receipt.
For WHITEHALL SECURITIES CORPORA
TON, Ltd.
by its Attorney-in-Fact.
HERBERT J. CARR.
65 Broadway, NEW YORK.
9Th November. 1920.
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PARIS BoURsE STEADY.

PARIS, Nov. fs.--Prices were barely
steady on the Bourse to-day. Three per
cent. rentes. IS francs 10 confines. Ex-
change on London. Sc francs IS confines.
Five per cent loan. S. francs 20 cen
times. The dollar was quoted at 10
france 21h centimes.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
SUBSCRIPTION RIGHTS.

Rights Yesterdays wednes-
Expire. Bid. ASH. Bid.
Com. Edison. ...... Dec. I "a n Is
Consoi. Textile. -. Dec. Z 800. " 49,.
General Electric. Jan. IS ~ ,2% ga
Goldwyn Picture. 49,. Y -.
Home Insurance. 100 liz 1T2
Land Frary @. Dec. 20 3A ~ az
Shaw (Warden W. rs ~ ~
eptinR. Gas Light..Nov. 20 y IA u
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
LONDON MONEY uAnxrT.

LONDON, Nov. Discount rates.
short bills. s1s-lems's per cont three
months bills. ga Ms 1916 per cent God
premium at Lisbon, 1890.
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NATIONAL LEAD COMPANY.


quarterly dividend OK one and one-halt
per cent. has been declared on the Common
Stock Of this Company. payable December
a. 1920. 20 stockholders OF record at close
OF business December TO- 1870.
Erred y EnHTAENER. Trcaaurar.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
SUBMARINE DIVING And RECOVERING
COMPANY

Notice r. hereby given that the election OF
directors for the Submarine Diving and Re-
covering Company not having been held on
tho DAY desigr atct IN the bylaws, n meeting
~ the members - said corporation for the
purpose OF eiccfing directors thereof, for tho
the Company. and for the transaction OF
puch other Business ~ may properly come
before snid meeting. viii be held AZ tho Of
street in the borough OF Manhattan. City
county and State OF New York. on the Gath
day ~ November. 1920, AZ o'clock r. VI.
Traarfer books VIII I've closed from the 18Th
day ~ November. 1890. to the 25th day Of
November. 1870.
Dated New York, November sth, 1920.
JOHN n JENKINS, Secretary.
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These Notes are the direct obligations Of
H. J. Heinz Company and constitute the
only funded debt of the Company except
real estate mortgage Of $83,333.34.
The proceeds Of the sale of these Notes
will be applied to the payment of Notes
payable and to provide additional working
capital.
Sales of the Company since May l, 1920,
show an increase of twenty-five per cent
over last year.
The books show net earnings available for
interest charges, before providing for Federal
taxes, for the four years ended April 80, 1920,
averaged $2,865, 1923, or more than FIVE times
the annual interest charge on these Notes,
which amounts to S560,000, and average net
earnings, after providing for Federal taxes
for the four years ended April 80, 1920,
amounting to $2,344 ,643.
The Trust indenture under which these
Notes will be issued will provide in substance,
among other covenants, that so long as any
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19

Earnings Of the Charles +. Noble OH and
cas- Company for the second and third quar-
tors Of 1920 show gross income for the sec
ord quarter, ended on June 30, OF $780,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19

City Of Durham, N. G.. btes bonds at prices
10 yield from sis TO 5.i5es. according TO ma
TURTLES.
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To TIus STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CAR In
nEAN s1I AMsIIIp In.. IIn w

Notice II hereby ,iven that a special Df8fs
Ing of the stockholders Of said corpns atinA
win BE- held OF so. $40 Bridge Set, NJ rigt
borough 81 Manhattan. City ~ New %rtN
o~ fhe Bird day ~ December. 1870. AZ o1ninlN
M the afternoon. Tot the purpose OF eleei
directors
DATED New York n. T., November rs, f41n
LEONARD y. SMITH, prosidaAt
"a AZ. I.ABOlDE. Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19

oil "a and net Income OF 1854. 693.if. For the
quarter ended on September 30 gross income
was s2.336, 467. IS end net Income ss3s.05i.6 So.
j. H. Arlitt Of Austln. Tex. dealer IN
Texas municipal bonds. has opened an office
So IA Broadway, under the management
Of J. l.. Ariitt.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
Nor1cn oF MEEr1No

The annual election OF Directors OF Tne
E,quitabi. Life Assurance Society % the
United states Will be held AZ the office Of
the Society. Room OIL Equteble Buildi
100 Broadway. IN IN. Borough % Msnhatt
city County and state o. New York. \
wednesdays December I. 1920, At 70 o'cll n
A. NJ The polls will be opened az 10 o'cl
IN the forenoon and viii remain open vi u
o'clock "a tho Afternoon % that day. a
which time they viii be closed. Such OF h
business viii be transacted as may prop u
be brought before the meeting VII.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER, Secrctafla
New YORK Nnvprtbpr ~. 1920. N
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$S,OOO,OOO
H. J. Heinz Company
Makers of "57 Varieties" of Food Products)
Ten Year To Gold Notes
Dated December l, 1920 Due December l, 1880

1S
in m
vOusn e;a IOdn erea o h a = n
ono December
a
nd onorbf ore December h D q 10 10
Mdmere after Deemr1 and Db Al
n a
President o. the Compa from a.
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of these Notes are outstanding, neither the
Company nor any subsidiary will mortgage
any of its real or personal property but
nothing herein contained shall prevent the
Company from purchasing property subject
to a mortgage or from creating a purchase
money mortgage to the extent of 1871 of
the fair value of the property purchased, or
pledging by the Company or any subsidiary
company as security for loans made to it or
them, or any of them, in the regular and cur
rent conduct of their respective business, of
any accounts receivable or other liquid assets,
or any stocks, bonds, or other securities
owned by them, other than shares of stocks of
any subsidiary company
1t also provides that the Company will at
all times maintain its cash and quick assets
in sum equal to at least one and one-half
times the aggregate amount of its liabilities
and Indebtedness, secured or unsecured, in
Guiding the face amount of all of these Notes
at any time outstanding
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
MERGENTmAIER LINOTYrE CoMrANl

DIVipEND 100
A regular quartAly dividend Of 2h per
cent on the capital stock OF MerRenthaler
Linotyp- Company VIII be paid on December
81. 1920. 10 the stockholders OF record a.
they appear a. the close of business on
December 4. 1920. The Transfer Books VIII
not be closed
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19

Now fOrk, NOFHfUbor IT, IVzU
A dividend ct two and one-half per cent
(2tbss) on the Preferred Stock OF soutl ern
railway Company has this day been declared
payable on December 30, 1920. 70 stockhold-
er. OF record az the close OF business Novem-
Der 90 1890
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-19
DIyIDESDs AND INTEREST.

PRyrEPRED DIVIDEND
COMMON DIVIDEND


COMMON DIVIDEND
On the Preferred Stock dividend Of
one and three quarters per cent,
bsinf tke len consecutive dividend
thereon: payable on the third day of
Janusry ls1i TO stockholders of record
on the first day of December 1920
On the Common Stock n dividend Of
one and three quarters per cent.
bsins the n7th consecutive dividend
thereon: payable on the third day of
January 1871 70 stockhsiacrs Of rscsrd
on the first day of December fS2o
The Transfer Books will not close
EDWIN T. GIBSON. Secretary
THE NEW YORK AIR bAKE COMPANY.
SEVENTY SECOND QUARTERLY DINI-
DEND.
The Board OF. Directors has this day de-
clared dividend OF TWO AND ONE-HALF'
PER CENT. for the qua rter. payable Deem
Der gath, 1920. 10 stockholders OF record at
the close Of business December End. 1920.
The transfer books Will not close.
Checks for dividends win be mailed TO
stockholders az the addresses last furnished
to the Transfer Office.
c. A. sTARBUCK. President
New York November nth 1920
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.istabrook 8 Co. are offering $4,000 Of
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SOUTH PORTO RICO SUGAR co.

November l4fl, lv-J.
The Board OF Directors have this day de-
clarcd quarterly dividends Of 2ea on the Pre-
ferred Stock and go on the Common Stock:
both payabls on December Sist. 1920. 10
stockholders Of record Decsmber i0th. 1920.
I'D ANIS NJ MELTN. Trrnsmrnr.
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Borough Of Bronx.

GRAND CONCOURSE and Hawkstone st.
Christian couple have for rent or 3 ele-
Gantly furnished rooms in coy. high class
corner apartment, southern exposure. fine
uptown section. convenient to subway, ele-
waited breakfast OPTIONAL references ex-
changed. Tel. fremont 20T6.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07
SENSATIONAL.

Moving picture sffect. without use Of
protector or films, used for dgnon-
strating any Industrial lines of busi-
ness, and will be used universally by
up 10 date. progressive manufacturers
and store merchants as creator OF
new business. simple 20 operate. at
tractive, automatic. electrically oper-
ated minimum cost; practically noise
less; AN ornament to any store.
Wanted. man with few thousand dol
lars to purchase the necessary stock
and control exclusive territory. large
profits: particulars and demonstration
al Interview; principal only. Address
l. SO Herald, Herald square.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07

GROCERY. including property bargain to
quick buyer; fine neighborhood. I'll health;
5000 required. Inquire 81 Wyona st. Brook
ion
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07
BOARDERS WANTED.
BOARD AND LODGING WANTED.

BOARDING school wanted for Protestant
Girl IL years old, either In New York city
or nearby suburbs; must be very reasonable.
n 30 Herald, Herald so.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07

YOUNG couple, owning fine old mansion
with all modern conveniences. spacious
grounds. yorandas. &C.. Is deairous of secur-
Ing few permanent guests on strictly Euro
pean basis. large. sunny rooms. with run
ming hot and cold water excellent food. pre-
pa red by French chef; table supplied from
our own farm: 3 minutes walk 70 D., L. a
w. station best Communication 70 New YORK
city. prices consistent. Address fo2 Main ST..
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07

HALE Interest," IN business here 20 man with
enough ability 70 put our auto accessor,
on snic al over United States. with county
arcnric4 or some other familiar plan; your
entire time controlling management OF busi
ncr- and 81 ono ca n Investment necessary.
N eT3 Herald, 2sn broadway.
HOTEL. furnished 90 rooms. baths cleo
tricity: = acrcs Florida west coast. Florida
expects its biggest and earliest season thu
year; 1000, terrns. SOUTH AND WEST
LAND CO, 1870 Broadway.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07

RURAL stock statesmen wanted by
company promoting great Invention
for farmers. miners and oil wells
v 1908 Herald brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07

ARTISTIC gowns. advanced styles: expert
remodelling: daily. So. Miss Arrnitage,
Ana0 Academy.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-07

designer. 10 years. experience in 9Th nv.
house: out by day. so. c 1888 Herald. Her