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JAPANESE TO SEEK
SOUTH POLE COAL
Explorer VIII Make Second
Trip to Antarctic to Find
Natural Resources.

Toxic, Feb. Correspondence of The
Associated Press).-As the United
States has had it's Peary and England
its Scott, SO Japan hopes to produce lis
Shirase as a great polar explorer Lieu
tenant N. Shirase, a retired officer of
toward the South Pole beginning No
vember, 1910, and advanced as far as
so deg. min. S lat, Is planning TO
make another dash into the Antarctic
Finding the necessary funds remains
problem for the Japanese officer, but
he hopes to get a Government subsidy.
The principal object of the new expedi-
the coal and other precious material
and to devise methods for their ex-
portation. In Lieut.. Shirase's first trip
the main object was geographical, but
the object of the coming expedition
is to determine more definitely the To-
calities of the natural resources in
which this region is said to be very
rich.
Talking about his proposed trip. Mr..
SnlrASe SAID ne nOped 10 ina coal IN
the region about Mount Erebus, which.
he says, resembles the sacred mount,
Fugi. of Japan, in volcanic structure.
A sensational feature OF the forthcom-
ing expedition is Shirase's proposal to
fly over the ice barriers by aeroplane.
Some of the barriers which his party
encountered before were more than 800
feet high and the party found these
almost insurmountable.
The expedition will comprise fourteen
people, including an astronomer, a geog-
apher. a physician. a moving picture
operator. journalist and also the COM
mander's son, Capt Tomo Shirase of
the japanese navy.
Two years are expected to be spent
on the trip. The party expects to sail
first TO the coast of South Argentina
and then rounding Cape Horn, to land
in the neighborhood of the
South Shetlands.
Lieut.. Shirases first expedition party
was supported largely by Marquis
Okuma and other members of the Jap
anese Antarctic Exploring Party. The
voyagers sailed from tho Gulf OF Shina-
gawa on November 90. 1910. and passing
the Bonin Mariana and Caroline Islands
finally reached New Zealand. They
voyaged in small steamer called open
South, ship of only 200 tons displace-
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CHINESE IN DRIVE
FOR FAMINE RELIEF
ShotD Appreciation for Gener-
GUS Outside Aid.

Core spondence Of the Associated Press.
PEK1N, Feb. Ga nationwide drive
for famine relief funds has been started
by Or. Yen Hui-ching CIV. w. Yen).
Minister of Foreign Affairs. In an adj
dress at a luncheon given by DR.. Yen
for the purpose of getting together the
most influential Chinese IN Pekin the
Minister told his guests that, compress
the figures as one might, between co.
100000 and 30,000,0oo people faced
starvation.
The famine calamity was becoming
daily more serious. he said and the
time of greatest suffering was rapidly
approaching He referred to the many
committees and societies already en-
gagged In relief work. of President Will
sons fund in America and of various
funds being raised in England and
Japan. and expressed the opinion that
these nations which had given gener-
ously, should be shown that China, too
is working industriously to relieve the
suffering populace.
1t Is proposed that the drive continue
for a week soon after the Chinese New
Year, and while no financial goal was
indicated, DR.. Yen believed that Pel5in
alone could be made to produce from
$500. 900 to 100000. 1t was agreed
that the drive be directed by the united
international relief societies.
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SAILED.

Strs Sassenhem Dutch. Norfolk; Nnnse-
mond. Philadelphia: Bsyonne tmotorl, DO:
Ksntuckian. Newport. News; cabo or,esai
lSpan). BALTIMORE Comet, Tampco; ,
Dollar (Br). san Francisco City OF Auck-
land tBr), Lyttelton via Newport News: An
tigone, Bremen and Danzig; South Pole, Lon
don and Liverpool; Agerier lBelgt. Amster-
dam. Assnippi, Savannah; West Lake, Nor
folk; Pleiades Los Angeles ana san Fran
cisco.
schr Lavinia NJ Snow, -.
Sailed 18Th, strs fungus fNo0. Porto
Plata: Graiciana tBrl. Leith via Soriolk !;
Oregonian. Hamburg Honolulu. Belfast;
Fueioil New Orleans; zacapa, Santiago;
Livingston Roe. Hamburg: Chetopa, Copen-
hagen. Vindelia tBD. Glasgow.
The corrected reading OF the barometer
Creduced 10 sea leveD al New York on sun
day, March 70, 1921, 81 AN as reported
By the United States Weather Bureau, was
thirty and twenty-one hundredths COED
inches. This closely approximates seven hum
dred and siNty-seven and three-tenths lTb7 80
miilimeters. Captains Of all vessels nov
lying In or near the ports OF New York and
Brooklyn can ndvantageousiy use the above
official data for observing whether their own
barometers require any considerable coryec-
tion or adjustment.
Wind at Sandy Hook, 8 Pm, SSE, 13 miles !;
partly cloudy: smooth sea.
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AMERICANS IN JAPAN
DISAGREE ON WOMEN

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
YOKOHAMA, Japan, Feb. 6.-Acting
contrarywise to their compatriots at
Toxic, the members of the American
Association of Yokohama have decided
not to admit women to membership.
Although granting that women are
the equals or perhaps the superiors Of
men," the Yokohama association decided
that there is certain sphere for
women and a certain sphere for men"
and that women should not be eligible
TO membership in the association.
The question of admitting women
arose from motion to strike on the
word male" from the constitution.
1t was decided, however. to invite
women as guests upon certain occasions
10 be decided upon by the executive
The varying TOXIC and
Yokohama attitudes on the woman
question have called forth polemical
series of letters from Americans in the
{ correspondence column of the Ameri-
can owned Japan Advertiser.
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Moysfna 25th Palermo 2Sth, Algiers 3fst, 81
Michacis March Z and Boston 10Th. 20 Nor
ton. Lilly q Co, with mdse. Anchored in
SIR Barcndrecht Dutch. Seville March ..
10 p IL Van Ommeren Corporation. in bal
last, Anchored Of Tompkinsviiis.
Str Nlinuesotan, Alexandria March 3. to
VI e Klnsley Steamship Co, IL ballast. Went
10 pier q. Bush Docks. Brooklyn.
Str North American tBr), africa Nov 70,
Valparaiso Dec 7, Coqumbo 24th and Girls
tobal March 3, 70 the American Metals
Transport co, with mdse. Detained az Co
lon repairing damaged plates.
Str Ebro tBrl Valparaiso Feb Is, Antofa-
easta March >, Meitllones Sd. Iquique and
africa lth, Mollendo 9TH Callao Sth and Girls
toba lith. 10 Sanderson \ Son, with ~ pas
sengers, mails and mdse. Went 70 pier ~.
North River.
SIR Calamares. Colon and Port Limon 70
the United Fruit Co, with passengers. mails
and mdse Anchored III Quarantine
Str Advance, Giuayaquil Feb 70, Esmeral-
das March s. Buenatentura sth and Crlsto-
bal 18th, to the Panama railroad Steamship
Line, with - passengers. mails and mdse.
Went 20 pier l. Hoboken.
Str Monterey. Tampico March ., Vera Cruz
lith, Progreso 18th. Havana 10th and Mas
sau tTth 10 the New York and Cuba Mail
Steamship co, with us passengers mails
and mdse. Went TO pier u; East River;
Str Eugene L Thayer, Port Lobos March
u, 10 the Sinclair Navigation Co, with crude
oil Went 10 pier ), Bayonne. M.
Str Lake Elon, San Juan March -, TO J
w Elwell & co. with mdse. Went TO foot
oil 3bU ST. bfDbh4SHs
STR Lake Elwin, Nuevtas March 49, to
Sykes Bros. with sugar. Went to Arbuckle's
refinery, Brooklyn.
Str II NJ flagler. Texas City, to Robert
l. Hague, with oil. Went to pier 9, Con-
s,ablt Hook.
Str Lenape, Jacksonville and Charleston,
10 the Clyde Steamship Co. with passengers
ald mdsr Went 10 pier 81. North River.
sth Chas NJ struven, Georgetown. SC.
Anchored Off Red Hook.
Str jefferson. Norfolk, to the Old Donln-
ion Transportation Co, with mdse. Went
I, pier %. North River.
Str Lake Arthur. Norfolk.
str Colamer, Norfolk. Anchored off Wee
Eawkeu.
Str Mount Carroll. Philadelphia, 10 the
United American Lines. Went to Morse 5
Dry Dock. Brooklyn
Str suraico, Philadelphia, TO the Trans
ma rine Co Anchored off Stapleton.
Str Matura (Brj. Perth Amboy.
SIR kaduna fBr) Halifax March II. to
Daniel Bacon, In ballast. Went to She"an's
Dry Dock, Brooklyn.
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TOXIC IS STIRRED
BY OPIUM SCANDAL
Charges That Officials Make
Huge Profit in Traffic Made
in Newspaper.

TOXIC. Feb. CORRESPONDENCE of
the Associated Press).- hundred
million yen opium scandal involving the
Seiyukai party, Japanese business houses
and public officials is charged by the
Nichinichi, which alleges that large
quantities of the drug have been IL
legally handled in Southern Manchuria
BY the connivance Of Government Off
Gals for the purpose OF enriching their
own pockets. The allegations are de-
MED by Mr.. Nakano, chief Of the civil
administration bureau in Dairen.
Millions Of yen worth Of the drug has
passed through Kwantung during the
last few years, says the Nichtntchi, OF
which only a small part has been
burned by the Government authorities.
That which was burned is alleged to
have been opium or inferior quality
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Str Indiana Bridge, Helsingfors via St
Michaels March .. for New York. $50
miles Sc Of Scotland lightship at noon 10th.
in tow OF str Braddock.
st. Bibbco, Rosarn March i6 for New York.
grounded off Rosarn 1TtA; str West Sclene
assisting
Str Chester Valley. Constantinople via Rot
terdam for New York, went aground at
Goodwins. near Dover. ,but floated unasssted
and proceeded, apparently unchanged.
BOSTON, March o0-Str City Of Colombo
CBD, ST John. NIB, for Philadelphia. went
aground near Yarmouth, Ms. Canadian Gov
eminent strs Aberdeen and Laurentian are
going TO her assistance. A late report from
the ship tonight stated that her holds were
filled with water and II was not believed she
could be saved. The steamer, which arrived
at st John week ago from England. car
ried freight IN transit for United States
ports. She took at ST John a cargo Of
machinery. wood pulp and cement for the
East indies and to complete cargo at
Philadelphia. She left st John at o'clock
this morning.
NORFOLK, March o0-Bark Giuseppe D'Alli
ItaD, bound TO Hampton Roads from
Trieste, ran aground about AN to-day 5
mile ENE from Coast Guard Station No. t5T i,
which Is located at Cape Charles. Va.
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mixed with other substances before be-
ing destroyed.
Since April, 1915. the sale of opium
has been conducted directly by the
civil administration bureau in Dairen,
II is said. The Okuma Ministry dis
covered this and forced the pro fits to be
turned into the Governments Golfers
as temporary miscellaneous revenue,
tie Nichuich goes on to explain. but
when the Seiyukai party came into
power after the Terauchi Ministry. this
revenue decreased to a minimum, the
explanation given being that the de-
crease was natural because of the grad
Lal prohibition Of the sale of the drug.
AS the revenue continued to dwindle
rumor originated In Dairen and Port
Arthur. says the Nichinichi. that local
Government officials were conniving with
the Seiyukai for the illegal sale of
opium, whereupon the Dairen authori-
ties. ION the advice Of certain high
official" publicly announced that the
confiscated opium had not been resold
FOR private gain, but to the value of
100000 yen had been burned. But.
charges the Nichinichi, only small
quantity was destroyed and the public
was deluded.
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IRepoTttu 70 Lle ItyuTosraphIc UIlIce'J
The stations OF the Canadian Signal Serv, n
under date 81 March l6 reported Ice 80
lows: Crane Is.and-Light open ice every
where Father Polnt--No ice in sight. NJ
tane-Heavy open Tee In shore. Cape Ma
dalen-Heavy open Ice everywhere. Magde
len Islands-Str Viking same position. &c.
conditions unchanged. st Pauls Islands
Heavy. close packed ice, moving ". Money
Polnt-Heavy open ice. stationary. Cape
Ray-Heavy. close packed Ice everywhere.
moving NV Flat Po!nt-Heavy. close packed
Ice.
March lo-Off Point Arena, Cal. severai
large trees with roots attached.
The master, OF American str Neptune re
ports that at room on March ] cora cect.
partly awash, was observed between Ensllsh
Bank and West Triangle where depth
Of fathoms Is shown Oh the chart Approx
innate position. lat 81 q y. Ion % II ".
(There seems to be some doubt as 10 tie
exact position. a. the report gives the lati-
tude as II 10 M
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WILL CULTIVATE TREE
VALUABLE IN LEPROSY
Philippines to Try Expert
ment With Indian Plant.

Correspondence Of the Associated Press.
MANILA. r. l., Jan. S0.-Seeds from
the chaulmoogra oil tree of India have
been received here by the bureau
Of science. and 1t is hoped to produce
the plant in the Philippine Islands. The
oil of this tree forms the base of a
treatment which has been successfully
used in leprosy cases here and in other
parts Of the world where leprosy is
prevalent
Plants or the same family as the tree
from which chaulmoogra oil Is extract
ID, are grown in the Philippines. and
the bureau Of agriculture officials be-
lieve that the tree can be grown here
successfully.
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Aires. IL siddons. 8 $40 AN.


WEDNESDAY MARCH %.
Canal Zone, Panama. Salvador (prnts
&c), Nicaragua except East COAST. Anna
pala. Choluteca talso prints. &c, for Naca.
ONE TeEuc!galpa and iuscaran) in Hondu
ras. CaucR ana Narino Departments of Co
lombia. Ecuador. Peru texcept Iquitos). Bo-
livia and chill (other parts OF Honduras and
Calao. Mollendo, africa, Iauique. Antofa-
gasta and ValparaisQ, str Santa Ana. AN
Bermuda. via HanFton. str Fort Hamilton
7 80 AM
South Brazil. Argentina. Uruguay and Par
aguay, via Rio Janeiro, Montevideo and Bue-
nos Aires, str Huron. AN.
Porto Rico, Curacao, Venezuela, 81. Thorn
as and ST. Croix Via san Juan, Curacao
La Guayra and Puerto Cabello, str Caracas
$3.50 AM (sup 1880 AND
North Brazil, Iquitos, Pernambuco, Para
hyba. Natal. Maceio and Cabedello, Via Para
Ceara. Pernambuco. Maceio. Cabedello and
Natal, str st Michael, u NJ.
Barbados. st Lucia (Argentina. Uruguay
and Paraguay ~. via Barbados, Montevl-
l. NJ
Transpacific Mails.
Close at New York at PM as follows:
land and specially addressed mall for Aus
tralia. via San Francisco. str Mariana.
March %.
Hawaii. Samoan Islands, Australia and
specially addressed mail for New Zealand.
via San Francisco. str SonoIna. March "a.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia, French
Indo- China Netherlands East Indies Except
sumatra) and Philippine Islands. via Seat
tie, str Hawaii Maru, March -
Hawaii, Fiji Islands. New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria. &c.
str Makura, March 26.
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PROPOSALS.

Z Request Tor bids under Section 10 ~
clayton Act. by Tho Pennsylvania Railroad
company. contract serial No. J0OG, FOR suppIy
~ phase. - cycle power. rs 200 volts. ap-
proxmatinF $4,000 900 r. WI III per month,
reffvered 70 Arsenal Bridge Satisfaction.
Philadelphia. Pa. for two years beginning
April I. 1921.
q Bids must be submitted on or before
noon Eastern Standard Time, March 81 1921
and viii be received and opened BY Mont
geometry Smith, Purchasing Agent N. w.
corner 18th and Hilbert Streets tTth floor
Philadelphia, where full detailed informa-
tion may be obtained
4. Company reserves the right 20 reject
any and all bids.
TIE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD CON
rANN.
March ~. 1921
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ARRIVED.

Str Columbia (Br). Glasgow March and
Neville 10TH 10 the Anchor Line, with 3f4
first, 464 second cabin, 4S8 Storage passen-
gers mails and mdse. Went to pier 90.
North River.
and Boulogne March and plymouth 10th,
to the Holiand-America Line, with 12T first.
S37 second cabin. 400 steerage passengers.
Hoboken.
Str Belgic (Br). Liverpool March s, to
the White Star Line. with mdse. Anchored
In Quarantine.
Str Santa Rosa. Hamburg March 3, 10 the
Grace Steamship Line. with mdse. Went to
Robinss Dry Dock. Brooklyn.
Str Pannonia (Br), Messina March l, Glib
raltar 9Th and Boston 17th 10 the Cunard
Steamship Co. with mdse. Went to pier 90.
North River.
str Kazembe CBD Alexandria Jan 20.
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Mails for South and Central Amer
lea, West Indies, &c.
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
THE CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY
COMPANY
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING.

Richmond, Virginia, February II, lsZi'
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that the An
nual Meeting of the Stockholders or Inc
chesapeake and Ohio Railway Company VIII
be held as provided in the bylaws, at lhe
general office of the Company In the Clty
OF Richmond. Virginia, on Tuesday. the isth
day Of April 1921, at eleven o'clock a M
d) for the election of directors;
90 to approve and consent to, ~ vote
or otherwise as may be provided by law
and subject to any necessary approval or
consent BY public authority. the lease 70
the Company. or the acquisition otherwise
BY the Company If and to the extent au-
thorized by law, of the railroad and prop,
erty, with the appurtenances thereon. OF
The Chesapeake and ohio Railway Com
pany Of Indiana, in which the Company
owns substantially all the capital stock
90 to authorize and consent TO the FORM
and terms Of any instrument OF lease or
otherwise III the premises that may be SUP
nlitted TO the meeting;
(4) to approve, ratify and confirm such
action heretofore taken or authorized ~
The Board Of Directors or by the Executive
Committee Of the Company, whether pur-
suant to any previous authorization by the
stockholders or otherwise, as may be sub
mitted to the meeting; and
t5) 10 transact such other business as
may lawfully come before the meeting.
THE stock transfer books viii be closed at
The office OF the Company, No. 81 Broad
vRy. New York City. on Saturday, the 18th
day Of March, 1921 at twelve o'clock noon,
and viii be reopened on Wednesday, the
goth day OF April, 1921, at ten o'clock a. NJ
nv order OF the Board OF Directors.
A. TREVNETr. Secretary.
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ment and one of the smallest ever used
on such an expedition Eventually the
party erected a wooden monument in
the eastern part of Edward VII. Land
and at south latitude 50 degrees min
utes they buried list of the names of
the patrons of the party In copper
box, crying "Banzais as 1t was low
cred beneath the snow. On It's return
the party left Hale Gulf on February I
and arrived at Yokohama on June 49,,
1912. shortly before the death Of the
Emperor Mutsushito
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United Shoe Machinery Corporation

THE Directors or this Corporation have de-
clarcd a dividend Of iheo on the Preferred
Capital stock. They have also declared
dividend of soc per share on the Common
Capital stock Tire dividends on both Pre-
ferred and Common stock are payable Aprit
Z. 1921 10 stockholders Of record al the
close OF business March 81 1921.
A cool IpGE Treasurer
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CABLE REPORTS.

BALBOA. March tS--Arrived. strs Palens
(ChiD, Valparaiso: Urubamba (Per). Callao;
Somerset (Br), Wellington; Barima (Brl !.
Champarico.
Arrived 10Th. strs Ansaldo " GtaD. Val
paraiso Walter a Luckenbach. San Pedro
Cherry Branch (Br) Antofagasta ID @
schofield. San Francisco Pengreep (Br),
Portland. o. &c. for United Kingdom.
Sailed 10Th, strs Lagos tBraz). Coquimabo
Sdmatra Maru tJapl, Yokohama; Bradford,
pisasua; Santa Paula, Talcahuano.
Sailed 20th, strs Caddo Vancouver; Quilpus
(Br). Ciuayaqui: Coallnga, Los Angeles
Bcwes Castle d3r), Manila; Conshohocken.
Vancouver; st Andre tFr), Talcahuano.
CRISTOBAL, March is - Arrived strs
Patuca (Br). Port Limon; Conchohocl<cn.
Philadelphia; Benjamin Brewster, Tampico,
Cristobal, Norfolk.
Arrived Goth. strs Ottar (Nor). Certagena :
Bakersfield. Liverpool. for San Francisco;
Mctapan. Havana; San Bias tBr), Limon:
Mexican, New York.
Sailed 18th, strs Pastores, New York via
Port Limon and Havana; Manuel Calvo
tSp). Puerto Colombia Balboa (Swedl !,
Stockholm; Siam DAM. st Nazaire: d
Bryant, Port Spain.
Sailed goth, strs Walter A Luckenbach.
Philadelphia; Somerset (Br). Newport News.
HALIFAX, March 19-Arrived, str Caronia
(BD, New York for Liverpool (and pro
ceeded).
HAvRE. March 19-sailed. str La Lorraine
VANcoUvER. DC, March 19-Arrived. str
Canadian Prospector CBr). Sydney. NSW.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.

Bound South.
Str Masca. Fowey. via Halifax for New
York, to the General Navigation Co, in bal
last.
Tugs Onrust with I barge Cat S:45 AND !;
Minnie. with 3 tat II :45 AND; Piedmont,
with 3 Cat PMD.
Bound East.
Schr Manda Bishop. New York for Green
port.
Tugs sachem. with barges Cat AND !;
n Shipping Board tug, with (at :43 AM ;
Perth Amboy. with ) tat 3 80 AND Mercury,
with cat . 80 PM Wyoming. with Cat
2 :35 PM) Socony No 3, with Cat 3 PM.
Motor barge Texaco t46 tat :f5 PM.
Steam eanal3oat Elyu In. T.45 AND.
Sailed goth. schr William Booth (from
Perth Amboy), vinal Haven.
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uIIIs KAysru 4 60

The regular quarterly dividend ~ two per
cent t2eel upon the common capital stock Of
Julius kayser 90 has been declared pay
able April n 1921 70 the holders Of record
~ such stock nj the close 81 business March
-, 1921.
Dividend checks win be forwarded by Guar.
anty Trust Company Of New York
CLARENCE ~ gJEN 4arwesarv
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL

NEW YORK. March 20-The time BALL
abovefthe Navigation and Marine Engineer
ing School Of the Seamens Church Institute,
20 South street, dropped to-day at exact
noon. 10Th meridian, or hours slow Of
Greenwich mean time. Any one desiring cor
rect Greenwich mean time Telephone Bowling
Green $500.
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a SPECIAL, Meeting Of the Stockholders OF
Independent Advertising Publishers, Inc.
viii be held al the office 81 the Company, 81
West 4od St. City OF New York, on tht
,wenty-fffth day OF March. 1921. at 400
o'clock in the afternoon. for the purpose OF
voting upon the proposal to dissolve the cor
poration. -
LEROY LATHAM, Secretary.
New York N ~, Mar 5. 1921.
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sumatral, via Seattle. str suwa Maru,
March 81
Hawaii, Guam and Philippine Islands via
San Francisco, u ) A Il Sherman, March 81
.Must be specially addressed for this
steamer.
CORES pondence.
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To tire Stockholders OF
FAMOIS PIAYERS-I.ASkY CORPORATION

New York. March II. 1921.
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that the regular
quarterly dividend, Al the rate Of $500 per
share, on the preferred capital stock of this
Company issued and outstanding, has this
day been declared, payable May End 1921, 10
stockholders Of record at the close or busi-
ness on April 18th, 1921.
ELEK JOHN LUDVfGH, Secretary.
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SALE BIS Public Auction IN Paris at the
Galerie Petit. Rue de Seze, on Monday.
April 25th, 1921. ct . =. Nj, OF WORKS or
ART ana ancient furniture, principally OF
the 18th century.
Ceramics. Paintings. Bronzes. Chairs COW
cred with ancient tapestries, Flemish Tapes
tries 81 the 18th century various cloths and
objects. large Altar Screen IN sculpturcd
wood ~ the 18th and 10th centuries All pro
ceedlug from the Chateau de w. tSeine ~
Oise). Auctionecr Me. EDMOND PETIT. -
rue Couuilliere. Paris
Exhibitors, MeRsrH. Pauline and IsaHqun,
10. Rue Chnuehat. Exhibition on April I'D
and Gath. 1921, from TO y.
FRENCH manufacturer, owning important
works in Paris and Province, seeks Ameri.
can or English concern willing 70 invest
TO 5000, 900 francs In his business.
Owing to the high rate Of exchange that
In a first class opportunity for capitalists
as guarantees are given on lands, building
plants and securities to the extent q
x onO, Oo0 francs Reply 70 ROBMAR. rut
victoren SRrdou Paris.