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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-17

En- Aibonito, Y tambien para los
dfas 19 y 20, Sc prepara otra mag
mica exhibici6n, de acuerdo con ell
siguiente programa: distribution de
los premios; exhibition; conferencia
enS ell salon de octave grado; venta
de los productos, Y adjudication de di
plomas para los premiados.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-17
CARIBE

Refnado, comfortable, centr;co. Fa-
ra familias Y transeuntes. Toda cla-
Sc de comodidades. Magnifco servi-
clio. Pfecios razonables. Hay ascensor.
Telefono asa. Altos del Pasaje Ma
tienzo. Gale Salvador Brau No. 81
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-17
CENTRAL

Edifcio construido exprcsamente
para Hotel, modernamente equipado,
con ascensor, habitaciones con bano,
telefono, timbres Y cuanto requiere
el moderno comfort. Plan Europeo.
Restaurant a u carta. Telefonos:
3s1-1i44 Box 1852, San Jose, Plaza
Principal, San Juan, p. X.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-17
.'TEATRo AMERICA:

Jueves de gala :-Regalo de la maquini
la Royal, $4,000 y estreno de la
hermosa production Mendigo en- Ptr-
pura'', con ell "Rastro del Cuervo"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-17
ErEcros DEL "cARABEL1rA,

En- Pe1uelas, Ramon Rivera agredi6
con una navaja a Alexandra Vega a
Vicente Muniz, quienes le produjo
graves heridas
segiin informes, el agresor X dicho
Que 81 no sabe como 1liri6 los pri-
meros, pues estaba bajo la acci6n de
unos cuantos s.palos'' de licor.
Dos denuncias han sido juradas con-
ira Rivera con $500 de fanza por am
bos casos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-17
BALEARES

ARECIBO, PIaza principal Hotel,
Cafe, Colmado Y Restaurant. FL Me-
jor de Arecibo. Sitio para autom6-
viles anexo al Hotel
PEDRO ORPI & Co.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-17
Ell coNGREso Sc oPoNE:

Con motive del nombra1rdento hecho
por los directories del baseball anne
ricano en- favor del Juez Lambs, de Ia
Corte de Chicago, para desempenar la
svez Ell cargo deArbitro Supreme del
baseball de las grandes Ligas, ha
surgido una gran discussion en- el Con-
greso de los Estados Unidos, pues algu-
nos congresistas Sc oponen tenazmente
a que Lands desempene al mismo item
po ambos puestos mientras que otros
dicen que no hay inconpatibilidades en-
tire ambos cargos. De cualquier modo, es
nuestra opinion que ell aludido Mr.. Lar
dds, quiza Sc decida por Ell cargo depor
two, Ell cual lie reporta NADIA menos que
la spequena suma de $42 500.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-17
CINE "RIALTo":

Gran estreno en- Puerto Rico. Grardes
Regalos. Presentation del fanioso actor
de comedia Bryant washburn con la
comedia en- cinco actos Exceso de John
SON"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-17
CINE REAL Y MONTE CARLO.

La Hermosa Impostora' 'por Carmen.
Myers una comedia
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-17

Episodes A, y de la gran serie FL
sendero sangriento por William Dun
can.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-17
"cINE NORMA

49, 1OSN~0@S NSOASAASt AAV ~ ~ HANAeN~s
e.CINE NORMA
Nuestro segundo regalo. Otra moneda
de $500 estreno del primer episSdio
de La Red del Dragon por Mary
Walcamp y el drama Retribucion' por
~. Warren Kerrigan
"RIvoLI'', (Rio Piedras).
La Ganziia del Diablo''. Soberbia
production que recomendamos al publ
co.
CINE "BELIoGRAPH". (catanO):
Jane Grey en- Ell dinamico drama Me-
tro en- cinco actos 'Mujer. Culpable'' y
Pauline en- Ell Dominador''.
"vARIEDADEs" (Bayam6n.)
Los episodes 7 de la serie tEl
Rayo Invisible por Ruth Clifford y
una comedia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-17
CINE TRES BANDERAs":

La monumental cinta titulada "La
Tragedia, Vida del Torero Joselillo Ga
llito'', en- cinco actos una comedia,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-17
cONOIcTONES

CONOCIONES
MAouINA DE EscRBIR SMITH BROS
las
C
M EshsC dden rcotare n d
onnar cen Gralqer o
ma. Dos epor rsemana@ Sc
puedr
a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-17
NO COMA ESQ.,, DICE JACK DUNN

Jack Dunn es un hombre fatnosisimo
del baseball americana. A Ell Sc de-
be Ell descubrimiento de Meusel, de
Ward, de Pratt, de Pekinpaugh diez
mil estrellas' mas del divertido de-
porte; pero entire todos sobresale Babe
Ruth, pues es sahido que Dunn lie contra
to en- el .sAsilo de Santa Maria nj
siquiera sin haberle visto coger una pc
lota. Tan pronto como 10 vi6, Dunn di6-
Sc cuenta de que el muchacho seria una
estrella' de primera magnitud. Jack
Dunn acaba de anunciar O. no es cierto
10 publicado por Charles Com1skey. el
duefo del Chicago, al decir que res
taurara su club base de elemento nue.
vo que va ha adquirido por $4,000
a Boley, Bentrey y Holden de Baltimore.
Dice Dunn que esos muchachos no Sc
venden, y que no piensa romper su ma
ravNloso club solo por espiritu de luc
Que los fans de Baltimore estan 10.
cos con su club que el no es de la cla-
Sc de managers de las Grandes Lii
gas, que son mas comerciantes que man
agers'
MONSANT
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-17

CINE "PUERTo RICO"
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-17

I'm soberbio estreno, no Sc 10 pierda.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-17
GIVE aBELIoeRApH", (catahO) !:

"vARIEDADEs", (Bayam6nO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-17

"CINE LUNA:
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-03-17
'RIvoLI'', (Rio Piedras).

La Ganzua del Diablo''. soberbia
production que recomendamos al publ
The New York herald., 1921-06-15
DIVIDEND IS DEFERRED
ON BOSTON AND MAINE
Hustis Relieves, Though, Bus
mess VIII Increase.

BosToN. June lf.-Announcement that
no action was taken by he board of
directors of the Boston and Maine Rail-
road az a meeting to-day in the matter
of declaring a dividend on the first
preferred stocks which would normally
be payable on July /. was made by
President J. H. Hustis He pointed out
that dividends on these stocks were
cumulative and said they would be paid
when earned, and added; THE con
ditions which made 1t necessary to de
fer action on the preferred dividends
due January | last have continued dur
ing the intervening months. and as n
result ii is estimated that the deficit
for the first six months OF 1921, after
the payment of fixed charges and
taxes, will be over s1,cC0.090.
This period was abnormal in many
respects for all railroads With the
Boston and Maine the sharp decline In
business which began in November
1920. has continued up to the present
without any substantial recovery
Wages have been at their maximum
and the fuel and materials used in
this period were necessarily purcha sed
or contracted for at the high prices
OF 1920. Maintenance both of track and
equipment, which had been deferred be-
N@"Sc VI cohuttlons que 10 lhe war, was
necessarily prosecuted to a greater ex-
tent than would ordinarily have been
justified
We believe. however. that the sec
ond half of the year will show a diff
ferent tendency We have the Labor
Board decision as to wages which
should result in a substantial saving.
The Labor Board has also decreed the
abrogation of national agreements on
July !, but we cannot vet estimate the
effect of that decision
we know that reduced prices of
locomotive fuel should have sub
stant!al effect on operating expenses.
1T is believed that any increase in
business-and there are some indica-
tions of slight revival-could be
handled with relatively small increase
in expenses"
The New York herald., 1921-06-15
PART PAYERS SAFE,
ASSERTS FRUEAUFF
Official of Cities Service Says
Their Status Unchanged
by Scrip Action.

The status OF the partial payment in
vestors In the Cities Service Company's
stocks has been unchanged by the
declaration OF scrip dividends and the
subsequent crash I'm the market value
Of the stocks. which in the case of its
common stock extended to almost 100
points in two days. according 10 Frank
W. Frueauff. vice president or the COM
pany The situation of those investors.
numbering II is understood. hundreds,
has been q subject Of interest In Wall
street Many OF them bought the stock
Mt prices double the present market
value and with the tremendous depre-
citation in the value OF their holdings in
the last few days the financial district
was interested TO learn the status OF
those accounts.
Henry l.. Doherty & Co. Mr. F'rue-
auff said have never accepted margin
accounts OF any kind and their partial
payment sales have not been made on
margin basis The decline In Cities
Service securities has In no way af-
fected these partial payment accounts
as they are treated as sales made TO
actual purchasers, TO be paid for on in
stalments and no calls Of any kind have
or will be made on these accounts ex-
cept the regular monthly payments pro-
vided for In the partial payment con-
tracts. All tntse ACCOUNTS arc OiA 4"
strictly cash basis as no collateral Is
ever accepted as either initial or
monthly payments on the accounts,
they being in this regard entirely
different from the usual partial payment
methods.
Mr. E'rueauff also took occasion to
DENY reports that the preferred stock
holders rights had not been properly
safeguarded in the declaration of the
scrip dividends When the directors met
last week they declared dividends on all
four classes of stock, all payable In
scrip. and the point was made in certain
quarters that the right of preference on
the part of holders of the senior issues
had been violated Those rights will be
carefully guarded in the issuance OF the
scrip representing dividends, Mr.. Frue-
nuff said. The scrip dividends to be
paid on the preferred shares, he said.
would have priority of claim and must
be. llauldated before redemption of the
scrip paid on the junior issues. In
other words" he added. "in issuance of
the scrip, the rights of holders OF the
preferred stock will be strictly and fully
safeguarded."
The market for Cities Service securi-
ties recovered yesterday, the common
stock advancing . points from Monday $
last price to 1872. The preferred gained
points to As.
The New York herald., 1921-06-15
Stolen Automobiles.

The police last night retCrted the following
automobiles stolen duriig the preceding
twenty-four hours: no =. -
Oakland 1921 touring license L2o ~ w.
s.udebater ipie touring. license iai3SI
n. y. motor soiis0.
Packard 1919 touring. license iii3@ y "
motor 1bIIs4.
cadillac 1915 touring license lo22e' y v.
motor A64ai
Sauer X ton truck, license conrmercial s@z'f
~ ". motor To3Tie.
Ford 1920 sedan. license iGso36 ~ v motor
3S0ili1
Brown and White taSlcab. license o35iat
y. Y. motor 1870.
Ford 1927 commercial. license ltt2o n. j..
motor unknown.
Ford 1920 coupe license sSoi ~ " motor
iGT5OSs
Cole 1920 sedan license 2o5s, y ". motor
3TiO6.
Ford 1870 sedan license iloo5i ". motor
3aSne0o
Marmon 1918 roadster. license 23a"7o' y ~.
motor a2S25
Cadillac 1910 touring, license 1859 y. ~.
motor MM70O
Ford tp2o sedan. license iT2l7 N w. motor
i2aSTi3.
Chandler 1920 touring license i2o52o y y,
motor 1prS2
Auburn fo2o sedan iconse i52is5 y Y,
motor i250l0.
puick touring. licenn 17sio A. T.. mofor
2G52O
rord ia2i roadster ,llccn-. i25iGo Pa. no pr
tg20ip3.
The New York herald., 1921-06-15
WEST SIDE FLATS FIND
FAVOR WITH INVESTORS
.Arrowhead Court and 9-11
West 9th Street Sold.

Arrowhead Court. six story elevator
apartment house at the northwest corner
of Pinehurst avenue and l17th street.
has been sold by the Minfeld Realty
Company TO the Bitter Realty Company.
IL has a street frontage of 9S.S feet and
an avenue frontage of 1901 feet. The
house was sold subject TO two mortgages
aggregating $lbs.000.
The newly organized West Ninety
seventh Street Corporation has pur-
chased for investment the six story
mnlti-family house plot 50x100.1l, at
and IL West Ninety-seventh street. ad-
joining the north corner of Central Park
West. Esther w. Dreyfus, the seller
disposed of the property through Byrne
& Bowman. The buying company, which
has A. Greenberg and +. Silverman as
directors. paiG a purchase price approx
imating $3.50. 600 II was represented by
/. WitlSind as attorney.
The Franklin. six story elevator
apartment house. on "A plot 1S.llX56, at
204 West Ninety-fourth street, has been
purchased by Hortense l.. Kramer from
the 204 West Ninety-fourth Street Com
pany II adjoins the Hotel Bonita Mar
ragnnsett. at the southeast corner OF
Broadway.
OetJen a Lussen, confectioners. have
ments, at the northwest corner OF st
Nicholas avenue and l25th street, from
the Benenson Realty Company. which
acquired the property a few weeks ago
Tho structure occupies "A plot 100x100
The buyers have leased space In the
building for several years.
Resale has been made by the kimmel-
man Brothers Realty Corporation of the
five story apartment on plot SS.11x
i00.2x irregular. at Sol and 353 Wads-
worth avenue. adjoining the southeast
corner of i9Ist street. The new owner
of the property which was sold subject
to mortgage of $4,000. is George
Gabriel.
Byrne & Bowman sold for Margaret
Kilbride five story single fiat 20x77
AT zoe West 1880 street. held at $40. 600
Shaw. Rockwell & Sanford sold for
Pauline Buckholz TAO West i17th street
a five story double flat. 25x100 This is
the first sale of the premises since 1897
Arthur l.. Shaw sold for Fred Buergel
$40 West 13ith street, a five story apart
ment house. 40xi00
The estate of Magdalena RotA sold to
Imre Nemeth 437 East Eighty-second
street. a five story tenement 26.1xio2 .
August Richter sold to Andrew j.
Belga 526 West Forty-fourth street a
five story tenement, 25xf00.5.
The New York herald., 1921-06-15
Fire Record.

A NJ LosH
e is-bT East ioeth at, The Bronx,
t2 90 -i@S2 @ West 2sth st; unknown
None
to5-oio Columbus ov.' J Epstein
Unknown
btO-tSth NJ and % av.. automo-
bile. Levy Dairy Co,....t.. Unknown
Z aO-2t5a hth av.; Lucy Stalling rrifling
s55-5ii East 233d st.. The Bronx
Albert Freeman .....-.... Unknown
0iO-iOO broadway American Sure
o go-Enst i77th st. and Eastern Bou,
ieyard, The BronN, Depart
ment street Cleaning ........ None
10 90 1851 Holland ay. The Bronx
Frank Cnntrille ....+. .tt..t. Unknown
II O0-ii West iO8th st unknown THRILLING
ia Morris Heights Railway sta
tlon and Depot lane, Harlem
Vi,rr! city dock .......... Unknown
II .25-2lGi ist av.. Pasauale Carat
II 50 -aaoih IT, and Broadway ~"
station ....,s. ...t't..'' ...'.'. none
~ iO-TTsG WISE at., The nrony
fence owner unknown. ,........ None
25j--i6TO Madison NV. Joseph RIOS
a.es-teg wcai ieTth a.. Rose Levy slight
10 17G-1si East idoth 81. Bronx
John Hoffman .......... No damage
s45-ee7 Pearl ~. Theeli stefan
Co .......4....... Not known
5.o5 y Broodvay A. A. SNOW
den ....... ..ttsts..t.. tttt..s Unknown
oi5-ioi weat iootb =, DANIEL Kep
es, 9"' y ives, aeth 81 Sew Yort ""'''"
Fur Supply co"."at ~'...,'..slisht
The New York herald., 1921-06-15
ON STATEN ISLAND.

Moffat n Schwab sold for Edward x
Tushngham the property at i6 pike
street. Tompklnsvillc. $. D.. TO Ezra
Jackson.
Cornelius g. Kolff sold 10 Ludwig
seegitz plot, 50x150 feet on Hope ave-
nue.. near Bay street ~ Wadsworfh
s T.. for tho Belair Manor Company.
The New York herald., 1921-06-15
os-,ninr Es,.,. sold.

George Howe sold FOR Miss Lillian
Alb"rtaon her estate ~ twenty acres of
land, with - Colonial residence. garage
and g1rdenHr'e cottage. 10 Mrs EllzD.
beth Howe ~ this city The pfop.
rriy IN fiipBtrd IN Tho bills Of OARiniug
adjoining The estates ~ HoibrOok Bllnn,
Dsn IIsnns Margaret fllipgtop and
othtr prominent New YORK families,
The New York herald., 1921-06-15
CABLES.

Rio futures unchanged to % refs higher.
Dollar rate. 30 lower, at 7sso0, Exchange
4 : 32d., unchang a. Receipts. 2O,OO0 bags,
lower 10 25 reis higher Receipts. 5000
bags, and stock. y ,Ss7 900 bags. Receipts at
ports, 81, 900 bags. against II 900 last year
and 20 600 two years ago. Sac Paulo had
% 600, against 10000 and 1900 and Jud-
ia.iy, %, 600, against 10000 and 1900 bags
respectively Fine weather In all districts OF
Sac Paulo with minimum temperatures
ranging from 80 to 40 degrees.
The New York herald., 1921-06-15
LIVE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.
STANDARD LOAF DISCUSSED.

Sr rouis. June 1l.--Standardlzation
OF the loaf OF bread was discussed at the
annual convention OF Retail Master Ba-
kcrs Association OF America, which
opened here to-day
The New York herald., 1921-06-15
PRODUCE.

BEANS--Marrow, choice. 100 lbs seq
G.25; red kidney, sii.75; white kidney. sl2.a0
BUTTER R-Creamery higher than extras,
lb.. 33hU34c.. extras % score, 32hq33c.
frsts. 29g32c. seconds 2842sc.; lower
grader, 23Gp25c.; unsalted, higher than eA-
tras. 35uS5IEc. extras. 34'Q341sc; firsts 30
g33c.; geconds. 2OU2slsc.; State dairy tubs.
finest. 3ihg32i9c. good TO prime. 2Sf5ie.
make. firsts. 2Sg29lEc. seconds. is9iac. (:
lower grades, lGql7lsc.; packing stock, cur
rent make. No. I. ishc.. No. 2. 1T917Mc. !;
CHEESE-State, whole milk. short held.
lSgi8isc. fresh specials. 15ia916isc.; aver
age run, i4IsQ15hc. lower grades. 109i4c. (;
14la915c. Wisconsin. single Daisies. fresh.
i6gf8lsc.: double Daisies. fresh. 15IkQpt6c. /:
young Americas. fresh. i0i5@l7c. skins,
fresh specials. 10if9ilo.; prime to choice.
EGGs-Fresh gathered. extras. dozen. 3l@
32c. extra firsts 2sGt3oc.; flrsts. 25,s4
27Hc.; seconds. 22hu24Isc.: trade eggs. "a
2lc dirties. regular packed. No. I. 22hn
23c. No. .. 20d22c. checks. fair to choice,
dry. 20lsG2iIsc state. Pennsylvania and
nearby Western. hennery whites, extraa, 81
qSsc. extra firsts. 34aS6c.: flrsts, 3od33c. (;
gathered whites, firsts TO extra firsts. 500
35c under grades. 2od2oc. Pacific coast.
firsts 1885,. other Western and South
crn. gathered whites. 2Tds2c. state, Penn.
syivania and nearby Western. hennery
browns, extras. 33d3ac. gathered brown
and mixed coors. graded extras, 3f@32c. !;
firsts TO extra firsts. 26i9d30c.
POTATOES bbl.. s2qi. South
ern. s142.75: old, 1S0 lbs. Sl.hOcf2. l6b lbs,
81 i0fli 10: 150 lbs. 81 .25lfi 80, sweets. Jer-
sey basket. 81 .25a3; Southern, s1G2.5o
POULTRY. DREssED-rREsHl KILLED
Chickens, broilers 35955c. fowls boxes,
24d3ac. bbls. dry 22g29c.; iced 22d20c
old cocks, 15dl turkeys. 20i35c.; ducks,
Long Island. 2Sc. Boston. 2Sn2Ic SQUADS
white. doz siaig FROZEN-Chickens,
hroiiers, 23a3sc.. fryers. 30d3sc. roasters.
35of46c fowls. ihd34c. old cocks. linl7c.
capons iSG5sc turkeys, f0dJ5c.
POULTRY. IINF-Fowls. freight. &c
express a7d3Oc broilers freight, 4Jdi0c
express 3Nd SIC. old roosters, freight. l6c.
turkcya freight, 2Oc.. ducks, freight, 20r
22r express. 20I2+c. Muscovey. lnc
geese freight i4TiBc, express. i3c
pigeons pair zoe Fuineas. pair. $4,000.
rabbits express. H.. 2Off25c.
The New York herald., 1921-06-15
Business Troubles
PETITIONS IN sANKRrprCy

The following petitions In bankruptcy were
H reu luesday In the United States District
CHARLES Observation-Disclosures peti-
n,a,s 49, nsaihst Snarles Siegfried. commission
rna, i.naht ana wholesale butcher, 5il East
6u r'-u st,eet. on behalf OF three creditors
reorge F. Hinrchs. Inc. who claims S517
william j. Hnrichs and blanchard Bros.
20, Inc, $500. and Conner a. Pollack al OO0
toners. ''e Pe''
w J. ANDERSON 4 Co.-Tnvoluntary peti-
non AGAINST w. j. Anderson & Co stationery
and office supplies 3O6 Broadway on heha IL
OF three creditors-Robert Chapman Co. who
g,aIlhs 81 y, SIo2 samuel Jones & Co.. S415, and
Papenberg are attorneys for the petition
A. s. ELECTRICAL COMPANY. INC.
an Involuntary petition against the A &
= Electrical Company, Inc electrical FIX
lures, 704 Eighth avenue, on behalf OF
shise sarse creditors II Johnson, who claims
Hfio' l.: Siegel, S250, and T. Miller SI,2
tltioners ~ ~
ALBERT s. KING-A voluntary petition h,
Albert ). King clerk, 6j Bank street
who places his liabilities at 50 800 and no
bankrupt.
SCHNEIDER ROSENBI,ATT q 70 INC :
an involuntary petition against Schneider
kosenblatt Co, Inc, retail furniture 15i
Allen street. on behalf OF three creditors
Progress Furniture Company who claim
S2lo; Regina Wertheim, $500. and +. Gold
xl0o Alexander Levine is attorney for the
petitioners
HOWARD a. WINSLOW, INC.-Voluntary
petition by Howard & Winslow Inc, toys
and novelties. James street. Middletown
n y. who place their liabilities at ST. 6.02i
aud assets at 81 .53i. OF which $4,000 Is
stock In trade and S525 unliquidated
claims. A. G. y, Thompson of Mddletowr
is attorney for The bankrupt
TEFFER " IlERSCHKOWfTZ.--I .--Involuntsrs RS
petition against Arthur Tcffer and Adopi
Herschkowi,2. trading AS Teffer & Hersch-
kowitz, manufa cturng furriers GiS Sixth
avenue, on behalf OF Irving L. Dorf re-
ceiver for Jacob Schwartz, who ella Inns
81 600. Silver & Moskowitz are attorneys
for the petitioner.
The New York herald., 1921-06-15
MANHATTAN

The. first name is that Of the debtor, the
second that OF the creditor and date when
Judgment filed:
PICKwORTH. Ernest III. n.
Reimer: March II. 1921 ......... $500 o.
SAMF,-Same March II. ly'l...... go. -.
ViEEE. BLACKWELL. BUCK
Il. T. L. F'linson; July "a. 1919. 81 ,s26.6S
GEORGE MULLIGAN and Amer!
can Surety Co-Roddis lsinber
and ySRser cq os, ~ la cn I91' ana 300"
al April "a. 1918. 3f,ci5.te'
RUHM PHOSPHATE MINING co.
Commercial Trust Co. OF New
Jersey: May ~, 1921 tvacated). 2,144.2b'
EASTERN PARTS MFG. co. INC
and Rudolph Frcund-Irving Ma.
tionai Bank: March 7, 1921. .... 2.2s9.58
q. Friedmnn--M. Lazarowita ct
GoLpRTRG. Samuel. and samuel
Iibsohn--A Klowsky: May 10.
AMcrEsrER. ,sal Henry-E. O. Buck: 80
FORD. Robert E-r, j. Mahouy. -, :,
vsTroSaI sePa q ''1SSilc,N 'HNilocN FIRE ms.
co.-Brooilyn Eastern District
Terminal: Ian. g. 1921 .....,...s 1890
UNITED STATES FIRE ms Co.
Same: July 12. 1920. ........... -of.3o
swiRsI<y. Philip. Abeison' Oct
sHNTEi.Lo. Albert. and New Am
aterdam Casually Co.-People,
&C; oct &c, 1920. .,..-.......... 10000
tTNBRY. william New York
Title and Mortgage Co. March
sHANEoWlrH bsc s ,p,r NORTHUMBERLAND. Nooer'-r'e' i'"' icsos
BAILEY, oliver D.--s. T. Feidstein: o,o 90
Jan. 2s, 1919. ........ ......... "'""
NATIONAL SURETY CO.-PubhcI
Yars: Yark: Nav iaa IL. is2i ~ i''"...'., io.7,s 10
pr,NNETT william ". and Newt
Amsterdam Casualty Co--People,t
&c; July. 1920 (vacnted) .........t 2sooV.po
BRONX
BOND ANb MORTGAGE GUAR,
hSTEE co. and Title Guarantee.
ann a,,,,, a ioto ........'.-... ki0.s .ss7 81
q 4 ~, same. June o. 1921 .......l 49, %
EcTSEI MAN. Albert and Hattie
People state OF New York MAY -.
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DIVIDENDS.

Stock ~ Pay
record able
Atlantic Nat Bank q. 81 30 June ~ Iuly I
Atlantic Nat Bank ex, zoe June - July 4
Am. Brake Shoe Fdy.. q, 81 June - June 30
A n shoe. Fdy, NJ, a. 81 .75.June "a June 20
f'hf N. ~ Ry. X a. A. no June 90 Iuly 10
chi n W Ry ~. r a. 81 20 June ~ July 10
Eastern TcNns Flee, q. 81 June ~ July 7
East TEX. Elcc. pf q, sa.June - July J
Fam. P.I Corp ri. q. 81 July rs Aug. I
General cigar, a. St.UO.... July 20 Aug 4
General cigar pf, q. st.73.. Aug. ~ Sept. !
General cigar deb, ~. 81 Sept - oct
Nah G.. n. v. Co. u, ~. July ~ Aus.
Nah e.. X. n. Co, cN. SIS. June - July ]
NJ &. Il x. Co..pf. sa, 81 80. June - July I
Nerrifnac Chem, a. 81 o. June rs June 20
Mercantile Trust Co. q. 81 June lJ July 4
in. FN Nat NIX o. g.. June 20 June 30
ni,ed Fruit Co, a, 81. ... June 20 July rs
I'trh y g., pf. a. ~ ~ June 10 duy 7
West Grocer pf n. $500 June 20 July
west roiui.Mfg Co. 8 a, sS.Jqne 70 July
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Massachusetts.
HEATON HALL

Al Stockbridge, Mass, In the Berkshire
Hills WILL OPEN ON JUNE 18TH. A
Hotel of distinction and charm commanding
A most cxtensiv. view. Nearly every room
connects with private bath. Elevator service
20 all floors. Excelently kept Golf Course.
most convenient spot from which to take
nenv attractive motor trips Music of ex-
ocntional merit. Write for booklet and
special rates. w. c. UAVILL. Manager.
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Hotel Monte clio y ,Ss rssidsn.l' ss., ,v1a a0i,, q
Lake Hopatcong Write to Hotel Monticells
Tor terms. Landing. " j. Phone Hops.-
.onE 22s.
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The DR.. c. o. Sahler Sanitarium

KINGSTON -ON-HUDSON. NEW YORK.
An ideal resort TO rest and recuperate dur
ing your vacation. Well equipped for the
rest cure and milk cure treatments or de-
sired. All forms OF baths. massage. physi-
cal culture. Out-of-door sports and games
Moderate rates. Write for booklet.