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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-12-10

FL Remedio de Leonardo Is On nuevo
descubrimiento vegetal que lirnpia el higa-
do y estomago de todas las nlaterias vene-
nosas hace que estosl organos whales
,trabajen propiamcnte FL Remedio de
Leonardo para el Higado no contiene caio-
mel, nj deJa a Ia persona estreiida. ST
sufre I'd. de desordenes DEF higado, el es-
tonnage o intestinos, tome Embellishments
el Remedio de Leonardo. un agradable me-
dicamento que segura .inofensivamente
fortalecera permanentemente vigofizara
u higado y estomago Biliosidad, dolores
de cabeza, estomago agrio, indigestion,
eructos, aliento fetido. estrenimiento
palpitaciones. son pruebas de que tiene I'd.
el higado y estomago descompuestos y de-
mandan el uso Immediate del Remedio de
Leonardo. De venta en- todas las drogue-1
rias.
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NoTICIAs LOCALES
AsocIAcIoN GENERAL DE EN-
PLEADOS:

Ell pasado domingo celebr6 reunion
annual La local de este pueblo, tOmando
acuerdos de gran importancia y eligi6-
ronse los n.iembros de La Directive en- la
forma que anotamos; Pfesidente, Jose
Benitez Santana, Vice Presidente, sehor
Antonio Guzman Muioz; Secretario, Sc
nor Fernando Gonzalez; Tesorero, Sc
nor Buenaventura Ruiz; vocales, sefo
res doctor Felipe ,vizcarrondO; Carlos
Legrand, jose Lugo Malta Limo Julio.
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sERA UN HEcHo:

Desde enero pr6ximo Sc empezara a
publican un peri6dico escolar y litera-
rio, bajos los auspicios de las Asociacio
mes Locales de Maestros del distrito.
Dicho vocero llevara ell titulo LUZ DE
|oRIENTE.
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Sc vENDE PAPEL DE PERI0DIC0
vIEJo. q $500 oUNgAL
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-14
GRAIN MARKET.

The corn market was irregular yester-
day professionals soid at the outset on
beArish sentiment. They read more Ia
vorable crop reports from different Sec
eAOhS "a "'0 D0's
weakness In Argentine corn were guf-
,,.,.u, =. A.nr0,. ,r,,a. at tha ontsa,
,'vien. " 49, 49, : .s,s., ,,o,A ,,sn~rn."
All crop repors aessiDsu 49, S,sa,ins TveS snS
Whlvn iaIIneIs ,neao ~ 49, go
seeding grains last week. when TEN.
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DENIESBRITISHSEEK
MONOPOLY OF OIL
"Ridiculous,. Says Sir Charles
Cirecnway, Contradicting
the Report.
EMPIRE ON DEFENSIVE
Control in, Persia, MesopOta-
mia, Russia, Rumanla and
Latin America Ignored.

Special Gable DesbafcA 10 rHE suN ASp NEv
lYonK uRnAtp. Copyright 1910. bv Tun SnS
AEp NKw YoRg HERALD.
LONDON, May la.---fsc9orts that Great
Britain was attempting 70 nonoroliao
the worlds oil supplies were denied to-
day by Sir Charles Grcenway, well
known authority on Oh.
"The stories that Great Britain is
trying 10 corner tho oil supply OF the
world are ridiculous on their face hc
said. an fact. tho British Empire pro
duces a very small percentage or the
worlds present output Of oil, as against
so per cent produced by America
mo unpreludiced person can possibly
resent the desire on the part OF the
British nation 20 develop as far as Hos-
slble an oil supply OF It's own to the cx-
tent OF this country's requirements. par
ticularly In View OF the reports which
are generally believed that the United
States In a few years Will have M oil
TO export.
"Any opposition to such a step by
Great Britain can come only from u
torested parties who are afraid their po-
slton In the loreig,t OF; trade may be
prejudiced but that purely selfish ylnw-
point surely win receive no support from
the American nation as n whole.
THE British Empire must for defen-
slve as we'll as economic reasons make
her oil position more secure"
While Sir Charles Gceenway's state-
ment that the British Empire produces
only small percentage OF the worlds
oil supply Is correct. obviously he ignores
the fact that British interests control a
very large proportion OF II. Indeed.
British oil interests extend into practl-
cslly every great oil neld In the world.
controlling the Persian and the Mesopo-
tamian felds and, through the Royal
Dutch Shell Company. the fields OF the
East indies.
British interests also have large hold-
ings In the oil fields OF the old Russian
Empire, notably at Batum. and In Ru-
mania, while II Is well known that the
British interests. headed by Lord
cowdray. constitute factor In the pro-
duction of the Mexican fields second only
to the American interests.
Since the discovery OF oil In Latin
America geologists representing British
interests have been active In searching
out new fields there. and have frequently
been met in Costa Rica. Honduras and
the West Indies.
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COFFEE MARKET.

The coffee market was yesterday less
active than it had been for several days
OF late, although its undertone held
steady On the call liquidation sales de-
pressed values and the opening showed
declines OF I to 10 points. July selling at
1880 and September at t455c. Later
In the morning there was an upward
reaction on fresh demand from local OPP
orators and from longs who had taken
profits on last weeks advance and were
replacing their lines at the lower prices.
The advance carried July to l5.05c. and
September to 1860. or TO . points
net higher. AT the close OF the day
prices worked off from the best on re-
ports OF slightly easier firm offers from
Rio and Santos and lower sales o. Rio
coffees. Final prices were net un-
Fchanged to an advance Of points,
naaoa re he4naa. WndnAn.
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r. 8. ROWLAND, Treasurer.
Boston. May J. 1920.
THE 0Inn srATE TELEPHONE 90.

THE OHIO STATE TELEPHONE W,
CONSOLIDATED AND REFuNnIHG
MORTGAGE SINKING FUN. BvNDS, ,s
under Consolidated aud Refunding Mortgage
of The Ohio State Telephone Company
dated July I, 1914. TO Bankers Trust SoIn-
pany, as trustee, pursuant TO the PROVISIONS
Of Section Of Article Five o. s,e. ne ap%Ss rpn
posais 10 sell 10 the Sinking Fund under nv
above mentioned Mortgage, ConsolidaMa
and Refunding Mortgage Sinking tunu tiolu
Bonds 10 an amount snfficient to e1nens' e1nn as
a. nearly a. may be the sum OF $lo, I5o,ai.
now available In the Sinking tuhu tor u.e
All ouch proposals must be prerenteu 70
the undersigned at It's Corporate Trust pe-
partment In its office, No. 1B wal strttt,
New York CITY, not later than ~ ociock
noon on May Path, 1920, and must pc tar
the sale Of such bonds, at q pTlcc not 70
exceed the face value thereof plus accrued
interest thereon. Preference In such pus-
chase win be given to the proposals mac"
at the lowest price.
In case bonds shall be Offered by Two or
more holders at the same ps,, priess 70 .ns M
available fund, acceptance OF such ofter,
VIII be made In the order OF the date vt
the reception OF such offers by tho under.
signed and II such equal offers 81 two OF
more holders shall be received py the una.t-
signed on the same date. then each otter
viii be accepted 10 Ar Arl,,l,ci wn,rn rnnr
bear 10 ouch offer Substantially the same
nronortIon as the ayaiRhlr futd shall htar
10 the aggregate of such simuliAneous equsl
offers, All proposals OF the PALE of SURF
bonds shall DO subject to such acceptance Oh
. poF''0n RsNKTsRs TRUST COMPANY,
as Sinking Fund Trustee. az &foresatd-
IT. r. WILSON. Jr-. vlcc-President.
May "a. 1920.
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LONDON. way is;-.TollOwinE are the olOs'
nank q rnriAna statemsnt.

I.oNDoN, May i3.--The weekly state-
ment of the Bank OF England shows the
following changes: Total reserve de-
creased fies.0oo; circulation increased
$4,000; bullion decreased fi,7it other
securities Increased f754o0o. public de.
posits increased f77s.0o0; /; other deposits
decreased fl7.1l2.00o; notes reserve de-
creased ffsS, 900: Government securities
decreased fis.s54,o0o. The proportion Of
the banks reserve to liability is 1875
per cent. I; last week It was 1447 per
cent Rate OF discount per cent. n
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o-ceaar MiIln ORering.

w. q. souders 4 Co. are offering At
prices yielding from 7.e0 to per
cent. new issue OF 100000 OF
o-cedAr Mills Company per cent.
serial first mortgage bonds. matur-
ing from, March 1, 1921 to March !. 1926.
The o-cedar Mills companys manufac-
turef OF the O-Cedar mop and the O-Ce-
dar polish, Is under the same manage
merit as 10 the Channeli Chemical Com
panv. which Internationally guarantees
the principal and the interest Of these
hofde
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CRUDE OIL STOCKS DROP.
I'aKtern Division Pipe Linen re
port Deerease N April.

on CRY, Pa. May iS.--Crude oil
stocks held BY pipe lines OF the Eastern
Division OF the United States at the end
Of April we're s.052,67s barrels, a de-
crease OF 020, ,l20 barrels compared with
those OF March according to the monthly
oil review OF the Derrick, made public
here to-day.
Runs OF the Eastern and the Illinois
lines during April amounted TO 2,Bes,sls .
barrels, decrease OF 2b9,179 barrels
compared with the March report, and de-
liveries wero s.iel.527 barrels, a decline
OF 1855 barrels.
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well.. 1arso sarpla. !. asss. .osl.

Wells, Fargo q CO. report for 1919 a
surplua after charges and taxes, OF
sass, ,Osi. Hts income for the year. the
report showed. amounted to ssst,5sb,
and expenses and taxes to si7i,274. me
cosnpany's other income fotalled t91. .oee,
and the cost Of settling liabilities on its
old accounts, claims suits, &C.. was writ
ten on at si2s.27s. leaving balance Of
,sss.os1.
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Canada Taxes U. $. Insurance Cos.

TORONTO, May 13.---A bill designed to
increase the taxes OF American insur-
arce companies doing business In On
tario has been favorably reported In the
Legislature. The measure is modelled
on the legislation of five States IL the
United States which assess Canadian in
surance companies one per cent more
than the levy on American companies.
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RrFcT CEEEK coal Z COKE. co.

The undersigned, Successor 10 knicker-
booker Trust romRanfSsc nrfscS as rpEEsc SIrS SohI
COKE COMPANY, dated June ! 1904. holds
the sum Of Seventy-Five Thousand Seven
Hundred Ninety Eight Dollars and Thirty,
Eirht Cents (&in ,7gs 3s) IN the Sinking Fund
provided for under the terms q Article Ut, & ?,
n,rchasa AZ the First Mortgage So 40-year
Sinking Fund Gold Bonds OF the Beech
Creek Coal Coke Company due June j.
offers Of said bonds at not exceeding
par and interest viii be. received At tho
office n the underlined. Trust Depart
ment 40 Broadway. New York City. on OF
bSfore May esth, 1920; at T. o'clock noon, fS1s
a., ina0. or security furnished. II required.
that delivery win be made within ten days.
the right Is reserved BY the undersigned 10
'N COLUMBIA TRUST COMPANY,
Dy GEORGE f. WARREN.
Vice-president.
Dated New York. May 1st. 1920.
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noay Of noy Iaentia.a.

TIE body OF the boy who was burned
A. death when he touched an electric
feed wire In the New Haven Railroad
yard AT willis avenue and the Harlem
River wednesday night was Identified
Yesterday by Edward Schaub OF 414
Brook avenue. The Bronx. az that OF his
son. Edward. eleven years old.
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II. Wendell isndlcott. vicc-prcsident Of tho
Endlcott- JOHNSON Corporation, has been
Hank, to Illl the vacancy cnusvd by tho
death OF his father. Henry II, Ephl.
colt, and William NJ Wood, president ot
the American Woolen Company. has been
elected a dlrtetnr OF that bank.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE usprRwoop EyrrwHrnR COM

The Board Of Directors OF tho Underwood
Typewriter co. at It's regular .rnestins
held today. May -. 1890. declared the resa-
tho preferred and $500 per share on the
common stock OF the Company. payable
July list, 1920. to stockholders OF record
THE Directors also declared an extra divi-
dend OF $500 per share on the common
stock in United States Victory Bonds at par
and subscribed for by the Company at par.
PAYABLE July iat, 1890 Dividend on odd
shares viii be payable In cash. Certificates
will be enclosed with checks for the cash
dividend, calling for delivery OF the y. 8.
Victory bonds. ID. w. BERGEN.
Treasurer.
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Goldman, Sachs Co. have been irado
tiscal agenta 0f the Industrial Finance Cor
poration andtwaddill Catchlngs ~ the finn
OF Goldman, Sachs Co. has been elected
n director OF tho Industrial Finance Cor-
poraton and u member OF iis executive
committee.
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Fire Record.

AN. loss.
i.s0-eG7 East seventy-eighth stree
T:00-.s-0 wet Twenty-fourth strec,
rArirl levy. .t......s.. .Triilng
n .x--Si "A Old broadway; vAIensir~
Johnson .....s.. ,g's'ss...s. Unknown
iS:irs-a-s Fletcher street: u. V. ag.
lcspie ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS chkho"h
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A large majority Of Detroit. Toledo ard
lronton Railroad Company adjustment bonda
and preferred and common shares have been
under an agreement Of option in aid Of q
negotiation for the sale OF controlling In.
tercst In the property. Minority holders will
be permitted 20 Join IN the option on the
same terms II their holdings be promptly
deposited
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Union PACIFIC RAILROAD co.

dividend Of t2.50 per share on the Com
mon Stock OF this company has this day
been declared, payable on Thursday, July
4. 1920. 10 stockholders OF record at p. NJ.
o. TUESDAY, June I, 1870.
Stockholders who have not already done
80 are urgently requested TO file dividend
.whont blank forms may b had upon appi.
cation. FREDERIC v. 8. cEosBr. TsesnsS.,
+ go Broadway. New York. N, Z.
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pryIpENDs AND INTEREST.
LEE Iic RrRnER { TfSE coEroRAT1t

LEE RUBBER q TIRE CORPORATION.
New York. April ~, 1890.
The Directors have this day declared q
quarterly dividend on the capital stock Of
this company OF soc per share. payable
June iss, 1920. TO stockholders OF record
At the close Of buejness May is, 1890.
Checks will be mailed,
HENRY HOPKINS, JR., Secretary.
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Pennsyivania Crude on Market.

Or cfrr, Pa, May l3---Crsdlt ball
ances si0. Runs ss.es3. average 52,sss,
shipments ezra. average so.53s.
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SOUTHERN RAILWAY COMPANY.

dividend Of two wsw and I'oi oaie.hsif per cent.
(2HqLl on the Preferred stock Of southern
railway Company has this day been de-
ciarsd, payable on June 80, 1870. TO stock
June 4 1870. r. 3. WYNN,
- Secretary and Treasurer.
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DTVTpEND NOTED.

Ri2 Fifth Avenue, New York.
A divi6ond OF 39 has been declared on the
eanitai stock OF this Company. payable on
June 18th, 1920, TO Stockholders OF Record
Al The close OF business May 26th, 1870.
The stock transfer books Of the Company
will not be closed .....,,,.,, ,,,,,,,,x,
mated MAY 18th, 1870. Treasurer.
The Sun and the New York herald., 1920-05-14

Harry II. Hunt, formerly with tho AmerI-
can Locomotive Company and the Erie Rail-
road. and .rchlbald NJ. McCree. presidcht
Of the Glass Founders Corporation and
formerly with the Union Spring Company ct
pitisburg. have been elected directors nj tho
Automatic Straight Air Brake Company, the
board Of which has been increased from rine
TO eleven members
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Frank +. WiIcke. formerly with tho Wan
Street JohrMdl, Ia IN Chisholm Chapmnns
unlisted security department. sf
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Central Union Trust Company has been
appointed transfer agent OF Cuban-American
hsrger Company preferred and common and
stock
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Charles q. Du Hoia. president OF tire West
ern Electric Company. has been elected a
director OF the Chase Securities Corporation.
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Empire Trust Company has been appointed
transfer agent of Key scheerer Corporation
OF America preferred and common.
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TIE following Officers OF the American As
sociaton OF Railroad Accounting Officers
have been elected president, J. g.. Drew;
vice-presldcnts. John b. Eckiu and l.. q.
Scott: secretary and treasurer. b. II. Wood.
son. with official headquarters In Washing
ton, n. G.
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pl1ss.. pIyIpESps AS9 ISrEEEsr :cr1elsl,,,
Atlas Powder Company

May II, 1890.
4 dividend OF 3S on the common capital
.,ock of the Atlas Powder Company has
been declared. payable June 10Th. 1920, TO
s,nskhoiderM Of record nj the close OF buai-
usea on Saturday, May 10th. 1920.
The stock transfer books OF the company
viii be closed against the transfer OF COM
mon stock nj the close OF business on satur,
day' NAV goth, 1870, and will be. reopened
~ a.0l1 O'clock A. NJ. on Thursday, June
isSth. 1870, LELAND LYON. Treasurer.
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y. ]. Scott has Rold his New York Cotton
Exchange membership for SO 900. Represent.
ing decline OF e2.500 from tho last previous
sale Of membership In that body.
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r. w. Trabold. formerly assistant man
ager OF the Guaranty Trust Company'e for.
eign department. has been appointed one
~ its assistant vice-presidents. Other
changes In the staff OF the company are
as follows: James Y. Switzef has been
made assistant treasurer: Herman Wiiler,
b. r. Nichols and q. N. Marvin. assistant
secretaries. r. NJ. Hoffman, assistant
q. McPheraon, assistant manager Of its
overseas department. Tho company has
becn made transfer agent OF Livingston
Petroleum Corporation stock.
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$294,4l0

Two Hundred and Ninety -Four Thousand
Four Hundred and Ten Dollars has been
set apart for the purchase for sinking tuna
purposes Of Chicago, Burlington and Quincy
X. n, Co.'S Nebraska Extension per cent
bonds, due May 1. 1897. at the lowest price
not 10 exceed 1io per cent and accrued
Interest.
Sealed proposals to sell said Bonds m
dorsed Proposals OF c.. ID. and u. Nebraska
Extension Bondsr win be received by The
New England Trust Company. Trustee. lss
Devonshire g.. Boston. Mass., until Tues
day. May IA, 1920, at 10 o'clock A. NJ. wnen
the bids will be opened and the accepted
bids will be declared.
Accepted bonds are to be delivered to and
paid for by the State street Trust Co, Az
It's ONCE, sS Stste Street, Boston. Mass.
and interest ON such bonds will cease May
~, NV. n unwI.ANn. Trsnsurer.
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SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
Manhattan.

The first name Is that OF the debtor. tho
second that OF the creditor and date when
Judgment was filed:
Eavis, Harry, and Fidelity and
Casualty Co. Of New York-Peo-
pie, &C. March Q. 1920. ......... $2.OOO.O0
'Incel Inc Nov. % 10 iSiS .."......... 1ii.To
Genuine Panama Hat Works, Inc
!. Eiechnick: April I, 1p20....... b93.oS
Then Lehmann Inc. - r. Ash:
April 0, 1910 (vacatedl .......... 10000
sarns--L. Anksr, April Q. 1920 (ya- -. !.
ss%s-aa snss1 Ash; April y. 1000 IVA. =.
HiiimsS. fa1saS Harry, Harry M.. and Max i.
Franket--M. Elchner: Jan. ~.
woStImer. ss,l err xinns.iGa East SSH 81.
Corp. Nay 8. qi:;:, 1870 c,.,,a.. ;sia 49oN
ra.eana a.s noy. Leo. - and Yii Nicholas Bca.a
people. ac.: March 10. 1870 Iva -
eatedl .i 's,:,,;,ss t,c..: ooVOO
''f1si People. Se.: March II. 1870 (va- -
rSsIsan. SsssSp xsa:f Nd. .iiviassisn -. s :.
zsss.ewSss co.ew j. 'HSS Hose ~ Jan. a isif.. sos7Ls3
Naylor, Richnrd W. Lrman n
ScHss 4 sssSa sS1 !, s' a.; 1priI 81 iOsa.. i2asa
Meyer. Is; Edw. J.--L. y. Meyor; Nov.
Msen1Hr. 3; lsl0 iisfyf seiaisri i'm: .s - :
AttwS4n sv's2Ie. slSss.'sia NoT. IA. 1908. 774ss
sprissas sar! anrI Mearte sc ioeo ivacatsdi 1858
y Jssg: csr: MsrsS n SIss' 4 1919. ss sssLA
r,ovia, George, and National Surety
co'-lPenple. &C.; Aprii 20. 1870 - a.
,ynls sysc1sssll Rselns Harry 'FisSef. Arnold
walf and edward Hartstein-H.
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WANTED FOR SINKING FUND
c., B. & Q. Nebraska Extension
Four Per Cent Bonds

AS provided in the Trust Mortgage OF the
Chicago. Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Company, dated May 2. 1857. the sum OF
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PETITIONS IN RANKRUrrcY.

Pe!ltions IN bankruptcy fIlod Thursday ia
we Federal District Court waro az follows Z
my. v,n,so.i'lnlAry petition against ihe Blueblrd
~ Brinard Ihrope OF the Ess.Tee Knitting
A!lls. with Q claim OF e1s9 on Judgment
ohtnlned In the Seventh District Court Of
nrooklyn On Aprii Q last. 1he making OF
" " Masslsnment AZ on April 70 Charles Warner
he Act Of bankruptcy alleged IN the
petition. James H. Garmeaey Of 81 Cham.
oss oSrS street u attorney for the petIiionlns
Y Involuntary petition against E. KcsIuer,
ssS rlith avenue. by l., Gross, with a claim
q ysI6 for goods sold and delivered. PREF
uIuhual payments arO alleged IN tho peti-
Hon. Joseph pamenbsrs Of ? Rector street
70 counsel Tor tho petitioner.
involuntary petition against DonisBos A.
shigopuloa, dealer IN groceries and Italian
prounets az 2l57 Second avenue, by jacob
nerelchkowit and other. credltora, with
llyered, The liabilities total 10000 and the
assets are valued az $500. Charles Gold
enberg Of 26i broadway 10 attorney for the
petitionlng crefItors.
dealer In dry goods at 1884 Second avenue,
py lgnhtz Wolf. with a claim Of $l,O0O
on note. Tho making OF m assignment
70 Bernard BerhhAum In alleged In the peti-
tlon. The liabilities are $1,000 and the
assets are valued at $1,000 MArcus Hell
fand OF $50 Broadway II attorney for the
! petitloning creditor. MH
/ In a voluntary petition Samuel Danishef'
sky ot 6il linton avenue, The Bronx. gives
liabilities OF S2,i25, with no assets. Her
bert Al Cantcr OF 81 Chambers street Ia
attorney for the bankrupt. ~
Involuntary petition agalnat Abraham Zclt-
Ter and Frank 0reenberg. IN business a. SSo
| Company. BY Morris KrochmAl and two
other creditors with claims aggregating
sals- Preferential peyneTte are elssed "
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REcETvERs IN DANKRUPTCY.
JUDGMENTS.
MANHATTAN.

The following judgments were filed yes
terday, tile first name being that OF the
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-30
Country Club Notes.

The usual weekly ladies' golf
tournament Thursday forenoon at
the Country club resulted In a tie
for first place between Mrs. Brooks
Hutchinson and Mrs. J. R. Sheri-
dan. Mrs. Sheridan won the draw.
First prize was given for the bes;
score on the sixth hole Of the nine
hole round and both players had
scores Of seven strokes. Second
prize was for the worst score on
hole number three which also was
won by Mrs. Hutchinson whose
misfortune II was to require ten
strokes for the tee to the cup.
Other ladies who competed are:
Miss Callle Frey. Mrs. D. R. Tap
pan, Mrs. George DeBolt, Mrs.
George Bell, Mrs. A. B. Scott and
Mrs. Edwin Robinson.
Tomorrow afternoon there will
be a mems one club golf tourna-
ment consisting Of handicap play
yer nine holes. An unusually
rye number Of men have signlfied
:eir intention Of playing this
icnd with the individual club Of
cir choice.
Thoburn High Alumni.
The Alumni society Of Thoburn
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-30
Birthday Party.

Miss Edith Holbert will enter
tain several Of her friends this
evening from four to eight O'clock
in honor Of her 18th birthday. Mrs.
Royal Randall is the hostess as
sisted by Mrs. Bliss and Mrs. Irene
Lieving OF Monongah. The din
ing room is beautifully decorated
in green and pink. A large birth
day cake with fourteen candles
forms the large centerpiece for
the table. Small baskets OF flow
ers will be. given as favors. The
guests are as follows: Katherine
Olive Hawley, Edith Clark, Mar
tina Riggs. Florence Jacobs, Mary
Lawson, Helen Boggess, Marion
Stemple ocia Riggs. Eva Lieving.
Mary Borgess., Alice Rock, Alphrel-
Ia Levi Marjory Hoult, Doris
Bliss, Ruth Reed and Lucille Hall.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-30
Lawn Party for Little Folks.

Mrs. L. N. Hennen and Nn. T.
". Hennen are entertaining q
number Of children friends Of the
little Misses Margaret Rose and
Anna Wilfong who are visiting
here with their mother at the home
Of Mrs. Charles Wilfong, on the
Nuzum lawn this afternoon. Mrs.
Wilfong and daughters have been
visiting here for several weeks.
Mr.. Wilfong is here for the week