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New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE COR
EXCHANGE BANK OF NEW YORK.

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE CORN
EXCHANGE BANK OF NEW YORK:
A specta. Meeting of the Stockholders ~
the Corn Exchanges Bank having been re-
quested by ST least twenty stockholders hold
ing ar aggregate Of at least one-f fourth OF
the existing shs rss Of this association no,tcs
Is hereby given you that a Special Meeting
Of the Stockholders OK The Corn Exchange
Bank, New YORK City VIII be held at the
OF Manhattan, City OF New York on Thurs
day. June l7th 1920 al 10 O'Clock Noon.
Al said meeting proposition will be sub
mtted aud voted upon 10 increase the Capl-
tai Stock Or said banis from Four Million six
hunderd ard lwenty thousand dollars to siS
siou dollars by the issue OF ls 800 adti-
tsonal shares OF sl06 each 20 be offered TO
stockhoIders At par in proportion 10 the stock
already held by them
WALTER E. FREw President
EDWARD s. MALMAR, Cashier. acting
as Secretary.
luna 2. 1890,
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Nicky Denies He's Broke;
Claims S4, 900 Over Debts
Arnstein Files Schedule of AS
sets and Liabilities; Declares
Wife Only Creditor

From schedule containing an item
lied statement Of his assets and liabii-
ties, Jules W. (Nicky) Arnstein, through
his attorney, William ]. Fallon, ex-
planned yesterday to Federal Judge
Augustus N. Hand that he was not a
bankrupt and that his assets exceeded
his liabilities by approximately $4,000.
The schedule was filed pursuant to an
order of the Federal Court in connec-
ton with the involuntary bankruptcy
proceedings brought against Arnstein
by the surety companies following the
bond thefts in Wall Street.
Arnstein explained to the court that
his wife, Fannie Brice, the actress,
lent him S14,50O, which he had advanced
to friend who had gone "broke" in
gambling. This friend, Arnstein said,
had advanced post-dated check for
$4,000 as security for the loan and he
had turned this check over to his wife
as collateral The check, Arnstein said,
was deposited in the Forty ninth Street
branch of the Pacific Bank. Arnstein
said that his only creditor was his
wife
Mrs Arnstein called at the District
Attorneys Office on February IT. The
check was then supposed to be on de-
posit in the Pacific Bank. Mrs. Arm
stein told the representatives of the
District. Attorney that her husband had
no bank account and was practically
penniless.
A week later Mrs. Arnstein went to
the Colonial Bank, according to the
District Attorneys Office, and presented
q check drawn by her husband in her
favor for $4,000, but this check was
stopped on an injunction issued by
Federal Judge Hand.
The hearing in the bankruptcy pro-
ceedings was continued until next
Thursday morning.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11

Retailers of travelling bags are be-
ginning to feel the seasonal demand
for baggage occasioned by the approach
of the summer holidays. Prices have
not declined in sympathy with shoes,
the other large branch of the leather
using industry Demand continues to
center on the high grade articles, re-
tailers assert. No shortage exists at
the present time and deliveries from
the manufacturers have been ample to
take care of the demand In the
cheaper bags, the public apparently
prefers imitation leather to the genu-
Inc article of poor grade Business
in women's' leather purses and hand
bags is dull at present, but this is
purely seasonal, the silk and beaded
bags being in fashion for summer use
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Navy Orders
From The 7rtbsne,s Washington Bureou

nc
WASHINGTON, June 10 Navy
orders issued to-day follow:
Bradley,Lt. B: G.. to Washington.
Belt. 1t. Comdr H. to Rochester
Bradley Comdr. W. W, to Y. 5. s. Texas
Bresnahan, Lit NJ. j. to L. s. S. Okla
homa.
Brill, 1t. A. r. to L. s. s. Minnesota.
Brown. 1t. c. E. to L. s s., Bridgeport
Cook. 1t. comdr. 6. NJ. to Z. 5. 5. Cowell
Gorcoran Conldr. r. E, to South Brooklyn.
Eisler, 1t. s, to air station, Cape May.
Graham, Comdr J. S, to command
L. :. S Pyro.
Hill 1t. E. W, to San Francisco.
Hunt, APP. elk. W. J., to Asiatic station.
Lamar Lamar Comdr II. D., to Hampton Roads.
NJ hon, Lit r. T., to u S 8 Salem.
Miles, 1t. a. c., to Newport News.
Miller. Lit c. e. TO L. S. S. Pyro
Newell, Ems. c. e. to Philadelphia.
Scott, 1t. r. A. to Boston.
smith. 1t. q. g. r. Mel, to L. s. s.,
Dickerson.
Vincent, Ap elk. r J.. to Asiatc station
Watrous. Comdr. F. T. to Philadelphia.
Welch, 1t. J. j., to U. s. S. Arizona.
White, 1t. Comdr. S. r., to Charleston.
Bona, Gun. J C. e. to United States.
Chenoweth, LIT, H. H, to U. S. S. Biddle.
Wynne. 1t. w. NJ A. to U. S. s Hovey
LeCialr. 1t. Condr II. P, to staff rep,
Paris
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Commercial Credits

Some credit men in the textile field
are basing their calculations OF the
amount OF credit a cu2tomer is entitled
70 upon his merchandising ability
Father than upon the amount Of
capital or stock he has on hand
During the period of constantly
rlslag prices il was safe, according
70 prominent credit man, to extend
credit to any one WHO bought goods,
!or ne was almost certain to sell them
a. profit, so great was the demand
lof merchandise. Under tie changed
conditions that have appeared within
.ae past three months, the old axiom
mar goods have no intrinsic value and
Afe worth only what they brng at
actual sale. has reasserted itself, with
me result that credit grantors are
.avessgating the merchandise expert
ehee and ability OF customers.
BANKERS acceptance rates showed no
eaange yesterday. Rates quoted by
we're:
N Member Banks Non M'ber Banks
so co Gays 81 G6 62s 06B
~ ~ days. ga q SIS snM6A
~ days. ...5@s G6A 6% @6as
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11

s,a.. mao,exse jewelers. have returned
49, shF< Convention in Philadelphia
.s'-onraged ~7er future trade
ss One oF the points stressed
tss Convention wax the fact that
sn,fy seze less IN price than most
= sssasf Commodities dueing the Deriod
/. nsation ard that manufacturers
~. - saevn dispos:t.oa fo Keen urIees
r.. isfoaxa the medium Of scauo-
sry ~ Production. improved machin-
aha a snsasl narsan Of profits
~ss''e ~s5'I labor advances snd shorter
ss.sstss sezrs. IL other words, the
e. sfS feel that there is little ipea-
~ = their product to be saueez4d
- many lsnes Of 5ewelry there
sa2s ssss.,fset shortaze Ut present and
T~s @ssaxesa ars Still delivering
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Sumatra Tobacco Co.

The balance of the S6,564,O00 of
American Sumatra Tobacco Company
five year 712 per cent sinking fund
convertible gold notes not subscribed
for by stockholders is being Of
fered for public subscription at
90 and interest, to yield approx
imately per cent Chase Sc
curities Corporation and Tucker, An
thony & Co., underwriters Of the issue,
announce that the distribution syndi-
cate is headed by themselves, Central
curities Corporation. Of Chicago; Fraz-
Ter & Co. and Graham, Parsons G. Co,
Of Philadelphia; Hambleton & Co., of
Baltimore. and Hayden, Miller & Co,
nf CleNeland
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Raw Silk Price Higher
importers and Dealers Keep
Low Level. However

va. Eaw silk advanced so yen on the
-o.onana market, according to a cahlc
;.sseaved by H. L. Gwalter & Co., local
mapo'eers. dated June :, bringing the
''1ss oi sinshiu No. up 20 1850 yen.
ne cable added that the market was
..ls'.s'o''ng under good demand, and
ia ia on account of Dad weather the in
Ia quantities Of the new crop, which
r.a 80 oe coming in in a fortnight, are ex-
ssseSa % be % per cent less than last
saSl. s. Buyers are showing decidedly
80 interest IN the local market, but
Importers and dealers are not advanc-
ag prices yet. Raw g:Ik can now be
obtained On lower level than any
.sseAee heretofore in TWO years.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
kresgc Stock Increase

a special meeting of stockholders of
s. s Eresge Company viii be held
June 90, it was announced in Detroit
yesterday. The purpose of the meet
ing is to act on proposed increase
Of the common stock from $4,000, 900
10 SEQ 000,o0o No announcement was
made as to what disposition would be
made Of the additional stock, but it
was believed that moderate stock
dividend might be declared in addition
to the regular cash dividends now be-
ing paid.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11

RIDGWAY, Pa.-Thompson Brothers. A
I; Thompson, general merchandise; Her
aid Square
ROCH EsTER-B. Former Co; Miss 2 3
Leader. dresses MIR. Herman. dresses
22o Fifth Avenue.
san FRANC1sCO-Butler- -schutze Co; F
Schut2e. millinery; e21 Broadway.
SAN FRANCISCO-Hulse Bradford Co,
W. ]. Bates. carpets, upholstery. mat
ungs, rugs. linoleums: McAlpin.
SAN FRANClSCO-Juda Bros, l.. Juda
mfrs waists, petticoats house dresses
200 Fifth Avenue
san Observation-Disclosures Manufac-
turing Company; A. Perlmutter, wooden
piece goods, silks, satins and velvets
Herald Square.
SCRANTON. Pa.-Harris. Friedman G. Co.
T. Friedman, dry goods, furnishings. no
tions; Gregorian.
ST LouIs5--scruggs, vandervoort &
Barney Miss a. OFallon, ribbons, 225
ST; LoUIs-stix, Baer & Fuller Co: NJ
ST. LOU1s-Thos. W. Garland; c. G. An
drews. waists, blouses Pennsylvania
TOLEDO-La Sale & Koch: Miss J. Co.
burn. Advertising; 225 Fifth Avenue
GTON-Woodward & Lothrop 2:
Mrs j. c. Nourse, novelties, 334 Fourth
Avenue.
WAsHINGTON-s. H Berman's 14th St.
Store. s H. Berrnan. mems. women ;,
chndrens clothing, furnishings, Herald
Square.
WILKES -BARRE-Fowler. Dick & Walk
er; w. p Moffitt. carpets; W. Thirty
second Street
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
DIVIDEND NOTICES
American WOODEN Company
Massachusetts Corporation)
QUARTERLY DIVIDENDS.

Notice Is hereby given that tho regular
quarterly dividends OF One Dollar and
Seventy Five Cents (tl.75l per share
on the Preferred Stock and One Dollar
and Seventy Five Cents (sl.7t) per share
on the Common Stock OF this Company
Will be paid July ID. 1890, to stock
holders ot record June II. 1890.
Transfer books VIII be closed at tho
close % tea.ness June -. 1920, and wiz
be reopened at the opening Of business
June IS. 1920
WILLIAM H DwELLY. Treasurer
Boston, Mass, June + 1920.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Marine Corps Orders

From, The Tribune's Washington Bureau
WASHINGTON, June 10 Marine
Corps orders issued to-day follow:
Following I'd Its to Quantco: Strother.
J. H. Miller, l. W, Smith, j. N. Simp-
son. R. e. Christensen. II. A. Marie. L.
f. jr, Birming ham, H. T.
Buckley, Maj. w. w TO Boston
Watson, Capt r. e. to Santo Domingo.
Howard. Capt. Z. D, to Mare Island.
Kendall, 1t. D. j. to Quantico.
Droste, "a Tt. L. r, hon. dis
Powell, Col w. G., TO New York
Magill, Col. L. j., to Philadelphia.
McVey, Cd 1t. ]. F. to Quantico.
Conroy. Pay elk. C. J.. TO depot sup
plies. Philadelphia
Van Orden, Col c.. TO Boston
Ciapp, Mai. L. A, TO Quantjco
Miller, Maj. c. j. 10 Quantico.
Stack, Capt. V. E. resigned
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
DIVIDEND
THE BARRETT COMPANY IN. J.)

a quarterly dividend OF Two Dollars
ls2oo) per share has been declared on tho
Common Capital Stock and a quarterly
dividend of one Dollar and Seventy five
Cents (slT5) per share on the Preferred
Carisai Stock OF The Barrett Company.
%eW Jersey Payable on July !. 1920, to
Common stockholders of record at tho
close Of business June Is, 1920. and Ga
July IS, 1920. 70 the Preferred stockhoid
ers oe record as at the close of business
June 80. 1920.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11

Deutsch. Morrs-Oil Products
Co.. Inc. .:........ es2a
stein ...... :.........., 1919
Heflpern. Annie. Martha and
Harry-M. Cohen ct AL. -. 1a4o5
Meirisch, Louis II N Y C.
inter Ry. co.........:. 1850
sonaar. Charles sr. and May
City OF N. Y. .............. seao
schnaufer, Frederick--Same 1870
Seidman. Berna ard-Austln, Mich
OILS & Co. Inc. c................ 1878
Sohns. Frederick wv. Hartig. 231.95
Structural Erecting Co.-Burns
Bros. .............. 1913 So
Pinto, Peter P.-lA Boehm. .... 1875
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
BUYERS Coming

BURGH-Broadway Cloak & Suit
Co. Mr.. Rosenson, coats. suits, dresses
for fall and childrens coats; Pennsyl-
vania is expected next week.
PORTLAND-The Elsie Trimmed Hat
Co. Mrs Frederick II. Schmalz. fall
and winter millinery. Pennsy lvania. is
expected June 20.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Business Troubles
Petitions in Bankruptcy Filed

Petitions in bankruptcy filed Wednesday
IN the United states District Court were
paws & GEIGLER, INc.-Involuntary
fssIsion dsssrs ~ asainst ans Dayis GeiseT Inc
Street. Liabilities. s25. 900; assets. SIS
600. Silver & MoskowitZ 2s9 Broadway
are att0rneys for the petitioning creditors.
ton against Joseph Menczer tewelry deal
er 40 West Forty second Street. Liabili-
ties and assets not stated. David NJ. Neu-
berger 1874 Nassau Street. is attorney for
WILBUR KER@voluntary petition
By Wilbur Parker. Warwick. n Y Bust
neSs s9ss not + stated Liabiunes. s3.97s; assets,
Il EAsT 81 sIxTYHFTRsr SIS pY"FfPPS STREET INC
G. g :! nivoiuntary petition against the Al East
prox55as sss S StEeet Eoo sta'ed iiaeites ap
win & Curtis. 80 Nassau Street are at
torneys for the petitioning creditors.
petition asaiSst g sains 81 sobonfea invo uRtary
II Nassau Street, trading as Schonfeld
Manufaetarins MAJ Co Liabilities, s11.ooo; as
Street, is attorney for the creditors petit
tioning.
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules in bankruptcy
filed yesterday in the United States Dis
si aRTfuR r2qrf WsFs wSGNERMgsssa,es y fel9ws o.
thur Wagner. dealer in automobile access
sories. ll2S Park Avenue, show liabilities
Receivers in Bankruptcy
Receivers in bankruptcy appointed yes
ferday in the United States District Court
were follows
SAMUEL sCHONFE1D-Judge A. n
hand daaIl appointed Arthur Y. Dalziel as re-
ufacturer. II and 73 Nassau Street. trad
ing as the Schonfeld Manufacturing Com
pany. with a bond of $1,000. Liabilities
$50 000 assets $3.50
SIDNEY GREENEBAUM-Mor Israel
was appointed receiver for Sidney Green
baum, joboer in ladies' wearing apparel
trading as 6. Greenebaun Company, Is
East Twenty sixth Street. with bond Of
$1,000 Liabilities. $4,000; assets, "a, 900
a. SISSENWEIN & BRO. INC.-Judge
John c. Knox appointed Louis Jersawit as
receiver for A. Sissenwein & Bro. Inc,
joobers in silks % West Twenty-fourth h
Street with q bond of $40. 900. Liabilities
s-9; ooe Z, as szsets t = Sl9'499 81 %,
PANY, INC-seth sDrague Terry was ap-
pointed by Judge Hand as receiver for the
47 East Sixtyflrst Street Company Inc
builders, - East sixtyfrst Street. with a
bond of $4,000. Liabilities and assets not
stated.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
REDEMPTION NOTICE
WEST VIRGINIA PULP f. TAPER
COSfpANE

With their provisions, that the dcbentures
OF this Company Nos. 751. 152. T54, 155.
no. si2 s1S dated Iune 2Sth, 1908. have
BEEN selected for redemption. and the
same. with accrued interest thereon wlu
be paid on presentation At the office or
the Company. No 200 Fifth Avenue IN
the C4ty OF New York. en- and after July
lst 1920.
NOTICE IS FURTHER given that the
interest on said debentures will cease on
and after July iss, 1890.
- ADAM LUXE, Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11

Ne IrSL name IS tnaC or the DEBTOR, the
second that of the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed:
In New York County
Waterbury. Cleveland L.-C. P.
Rogers ct al: Nov. 8. 1s08 $55s2o
sane-E. "A. McAlpin ct al; Oct
sa@s!P IAN; -f?' outerbridse: Jan. 4. S'''''
Prasada company. Nash Rock ''0-'
wood and Apartment Holding
Company-Repubhc of Pana-
ma; Feb. s, 1917 ....::.:,...-. 42a7s.a7
Payoni. Charles. and Fidelity &
People, ETC.; April /. 1920. 100000
Mills David S. = Chatham and
ls. 1912 .,.......:.. ........... s.s7o.72
ssi Rsa Estate s. H0s,as2aSsw sseurity co Junk 50n.
10. 1913 (canceled) ....... 274.A1
Zimmerman, Erna-A. j. Gel
arie; July 25. 1s17.-........ 1902
Sept. q. 1918. .....-......... 2oloo
Weber. Peter W Berensmann:
Mar. 20, 1919 ................ 3.o522e
land ct al; Nov. 90, 1ol1...... e2s.s7
scnir, Otto. William Cambridge.
George Green smith and Right
Hon. Archibald Viscount Ache
son-H. p kean ct al; Mar.
IL, 1920 ..................... 2,358.si
Rtchman ct al: Nov. IS. 1918. 2o,4so.22
schlomowitz, Rebecca w w
Smith. Jan. 10, 1917. 209.46
In Bronx County
Schwartz, Albert &C c. Crow
ley ct al; April Is. 1918. $4,000
son; June %. 1917 7............ 1890
same-same; June 81. le17.... sl.2s
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
uslness News

goods on orders placed as early as last
year. Ihe most notable of these lines
are watches, clocks, rolled plate chains,
mesh bags and imitation necklaces.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Bank of France Statement

PARIS. June l0.-The weekly state
ment Of the Bank Of France shows the
following changes in frnncs:
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11

In
Aqsr Max. AZ, and AdoiDh ersen1 Green
Apo p ! Hat lsT's cotnpsny ei an 1nc-A Mo. '4's-ls
. glen gilensky ct al 1920
- 1 ~ i"at1slln' mug C5i1eriy
and p1s Shristie n etzland-Morris
peidaIr,,a - ~ 2 Mew iofA ..:':;. ,; ll2.so
RIsufs l., Fuiler5on o1.,l Inc sss.ss
Tile sueh. Herraan A.-FireTone
Revacone u Minpsa1 70 rne - o'o'a
0enacque' ,' 1ichaet Anna Be
e. sFS S. D. Tx. Tizs-MoFfis Pa Plan GO CO.
pTr,,a yrai. aoin =, 46o.1o
Brown Ioser,b.tt s,.,.i oee.sq
p p ~ Wv II, Jose pm. olegeI. ..-.: 1881
Sourssse' Tasla~ Napoleon A--"- H. ,ooe-
Parsons '''n Corpora''0n-H '''o'i e Sis 20
co1t1ns' ra Vincent-Bowman Hotel
catssIiS tsvison ct t4ad, al a,a ls.;. 475.sS
"a @l.,iiy' ,,io 1u9 ] n. and Cnrlstle
New York -'Ao' KS IAN 60 OF ,,,eo
CT - vi N idz-sp
cranfield. Anna-T J. NcElhin- -.
Cotton & Co Inc. ana clair H.
otten-A p Leon .-..;:... 37.l5
City Of New York; Leopold. 3,11s.65
oe ,-uoacsevlcs' CharIes-A- l..
-, Luoacsevics 2,664. %
Co .............. 1860
+ Mashri%sas s5iii @ 5s %a s@sss 1890
frlsanan, l.rid5aI lfnatz, and julius
mann an Ci, Freedman & Sono
#. n, Irlhca ct al .;...... $500
Fesiey, Michael F-Bernheirner
=, Co. Com pany .;,....-.... 3.es3.s4
rrlAKefs Dlck w. C.-l<lps
Field. Fannfe-M. Dearmann. s44.41
s. Kempler ct al al.......... so2.sl
Gonzales. Arturo-Hispanic Tex
Cold, Joseph-f Miller ......... 1.2Ol,S3
@foss. s tfs, f,awaadIperuvian ar Tpe Pan 40 ~
r, 80 ilh1 iIlS 4'V- ~
$500 g lr,.annh y, a',.1 W. ano wa
Cohen. Goldman &. co... seo.11
ossasf. ss w'il'a'" ''-D: \. nsa''' 1887
Hefning wa. stewart-ChaTnbe
Hudson Auto Lamp works, Inc
Hsssgoro snsy y ,i,ay, = Manhattan 'S4-'s
ud-g mophng fgo(e Co, inc rvross ct =, re-
J. ". Welsh & Co. Inc, and
John ". Welsh--s. Crushlaw. e7s74
King; Ed ward, ana Bert Weyier ann m
Kerr. Frederick-F- T. Tagliavis
costs ....... ........,...: llo.92
k!einman, Harry, and Philip
lflleimnnan & Kleinman) Il.
Pollacis ............ ........... 2,o4s 73
Labow!tz Iouis---L Brandt $50, ,33
Laying, James D.-M. +. Klein. 26G. AZ
Linhart. Henry A.--C. Hodson
Moslor, sidney tRoyal Shop
Gotham waist Co. Tnc...... 1b3.98
N s. Ramos 6 Co. Inc-F. W
Turster & co........-....... 1910 is
Moody. Claude W.-Atiantic Re-
nntng Co.. ........,.......... 1SaS.19
Morsoa. Thomas ND. J. Hcff
ner ....,.......... ...........,... 29sa. 20
-~Loais b. pfasher. Inc, costs 214.sa
O'Brfen Matthew Joseph Stru
ara and Maria Kaenmerle~-
Morris Plan. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. l62 9o
O'Boyle, John-~sanne. ........... 1ll1o
Pearson; john II. BsFns,s.n ii''-0
fae|A1N xrss,h,usy ,rranar,ortsfion
co-,o-stior, .'.. 27ssA
po~ner g.sthe~-A Cohen. costs. io7 2S
RoacnthAi Faul--Penn OIL Co,
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
PARTNERSHIP NOTICE
CHINA AMERICA TRADING CoMrA

CHINA AMERICA TRADING COMPANY.
NOTICE s hereby given that FoNG
sun and FeNG BING, formerly partners
IL the above named concern. are no longer
partners. ;Ae.r interest IN said partnership
having been pure based by FONG KALN
sad partnership Will not be liable for any
debts contracted by FONG SUN and
FONj biNes en and after juno 10th. lsae,
NV Give O'Clock room.
CHINA AMERICA TRADING COMPANY.
Hy rs1NG KAyM
81 Union Square IaN yorR Ss.:-
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
DIVIDEND NOTICES
BETHLEHEM srFrI. Corpora,

BEIHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION
Notice OF Dividends Eight Per Cent
Cumulative Convertible Preferred stock |;
seven Per Cent Mont Cum uIative Preferred
mon stock
The second installment Of 2es of tho
elent per cent dividend upon the Eight
Per Cent Cumulative Convertible Preferred
STOCK and the second installment OF :. "a
o. the seven per cent dividend upon ths
seven Per Cent Non-Curnulative Preferred
stock Of Bethlehem Steel Corporation
which were declared on January 90 1920
and the 1i+ge regular dividend upon the
common stock and Class Common STOCK
OF Cne Corpora ton, which were declared on
April %. 1920 will be payable on July /.
1870 70 the respective holders OF record
o, said four class OF stock at the close
ot business on June 3. 1920: the third in
stalinent of said dividends on said Eight
Per Cent Cumulative Convertible Pre-
terred stock and on said Seven Per Cent
on-Cumulative Preferred stock will rs
payable on October = 1920. 30 the respec-
tive holders CT record thereof at the clozs
OF business on September IS 1920: and the
fourth. or January 3. 1921. TO the respeo-
tive holders OF record thereof at the closa
OF business on December is. 1920.
Checks will be mailed.
Dated, June 2. 1890
r. e McMATH Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
judgments
In New York COUNTY

The following judgments were filed yes
terday, the first name being that of the
d. btOr;
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Satisfied judgments

The first name is that of the debtor the
second that OF the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed
New-York tribune., 1920-06-11
Schedules in Bankruptcy

The following schedules in bankruptcy
filed yesterday in the United States Dis
trict Court were as follows:
ARTHUR WAGNER-Sche edules of Ar
thur Wagner. dealer in automobile acces-
sories, l12S Park Avenue, show liabilities
Of SG,05S assets S4150
The diamond drill., 1920-08-21

READ THE DIAMOND DRILL.
The diamond drill., 1920-08-21
A ! p h a Departm m e mt

Amasa we're visitors here during sAs
week
The Lawn dAace last Friday nigh'
"a. . very enjoyable affair and sac
cess IN every way. A large sprink-
linz Of visitors from Crystal Pals
and AmAsa were present
Frank RaEilek returned las; We'd
nesday night from his trip TO Toledo
with Todd Webb While al Toledo
he vas out in the great cloud burst
that enreioped that place Il vas an
srperjience that wss almost indiscrib-
able.
Fred z Olin Is back from bis camp
ing trip az watermeet-
A number of Alpha nasons were AZ
the big Florsnce feed last Tuesday
night along with the Crystal Fails
bunch
Prot C. Z. Bishop was over frou
s,ambaugh and spent a night il the
village this week
The Commercial Club viii entertain
a delegation from the Crystal Fails
Business Mems Association next
Monday evening
The Alpha council al IS last meet
ing took up the question q proTid-
Ing q pure bred sire for the cattle q
this vicinity. II is likely that a. soon
as the agricultural department q the
county IS organized the Alpha people
viii be interested in forming pure
blood stock association.
Captain Goodney and family made
! trip 70 Marquette via auto last sun
isy
M and Mrs Tom Broey and son
Harry Broey. and uife Of West Bend
Wis. were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
John Wall. motoring up here in
The diamond drill., 1920-08-21

! announce that I am a candidate
Tor lie once q Sheria OF Iron coun-
y a. the Republican primaries ia Aug.
est.
In announcing my candidacy I wish
70 state that Lax and order" viii BE
my platform the enforcement OF al
tie laws. especially the liquor laws
and the Laws prohibiting gambling.
which have been so grossly neglected
In recent years.
The appointment 81 deputies whose
principles are questioned and who are
In sympathy with Law enforcement.
The elimination oi the two salaried
deputies. who are costing the county
over three thousand dollars yearly.
without adequate return IN service.
believe the sheriB's ofice should
be run in a business-like manner and
al the laws enforced. without add
tional expense 20 the county
I am putting this proposition up TO
the people OF Iron county. believing
that all Law abiding and good thinking
citizens will support a.
do not belong 70 any political ring
or organization that will hinder me in
any way from performing the inpor-
tant duties or the Office II elected. sat
isfactorily 70 the people of the county.
us-tO JAMES A. DICKIE