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ARRIVED.

Str Patria (Fr). Marseilles June 10. Naples
18th and Palermo 18Th, TO James w Elwell
steerage passengers, mails and mdse. Went
10 foot OF 3ist street. Brooklyn.
Str Caronia (Br, Liverpool June 10.
Queenstown 18th and Halifax gath. to the
Cunard Steamship Co. Ltd, with SO first,
2ss second cabin and 37J steerage passen-
gers malls and mdsc.
Str Black Arrow, Bilbao June 10 and Co
runna nth. TO the New York and Cuba Mail
Steamship Co. with cabin and<s steerage
passengers and mdse. Went to New York
Dock Co.'S pier 10. Brooklyn.
Str Acropolis. Constantlnople May 26,
Piraeus 2sth. Patras June and Gibraltar
% cabin and 404 steerage passengers and
mdse. Went to pier g. Hoboken, Nj.
Str Montauk, London June 10. to the At
lantlc. Transport Line. with mdse. Went to
STR Ailoway, Rotterdam June o. to the
Barber Steamship Line, In ballast. Went 70
New York Dock Cos pier 80. Brooklyn.
Gibraltar nth. TO the Booth Lines, with
mdse. Went TO pier Q. Bush Docks. Brook
lyn.
TO the Nippon Yusen Kaisha. In ballast.
Str Gro (Nor). Genol june =, TO the
Kinsicy steamship Lines, In ballast. An
chored Off Stapleton. 81
Str Clan Machines tDr), Cochin May o,
Port Said 20th, Marseilles June 2, Gibraltar
5th and Boston 2Jd, TO Barber Co, wi 3,
mdse. Went to New YORK Dock Co.'S pier 80,
Brooklyn.
10Th Buenaventura 18th and Cristobal 18th
TO Sanderson & Son, with 30 passengers
pals and mdse.
Str Glcndoye Barahona June IS. 10 the
Atlantic Fruit Co, with mdse.
Str Banan tNor), Santa Marta June IS. 20
the United Fruit Co. with fruit. Went 10
pier 10. East River.
Str Josiah Macy, Tampico Juno Q. 10 Rob.
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CLEARED.
LFrom U. S

| [From U. S. Naval Communication Service. J
Str olympic (Br). Hayes, Southampton via
| cherbourg-white Star Line.
Str Francisco (Br). wilkins. Hull and Ant
werp-Ellerman's Wilson Line.
/ Str Rolf Jarl (Nor). Gartner. Christiania
and Helsinsfors-S Stray Steamship Cor
Str East Cape. Jones. Bremen and Ham
Lurg-Kerr steamship co. Inc
Str Oregonian, Eaton, Hamburg-Unitcd
Str America, Rlnd Plymouth. cherboure
and Bremen.U Mail Steamship Co. Inc.
Str Zulia. Morris, La Guayra. Curacao and
Maracaibo via Mayaguez-Bliss. Dallett
str San Lorenzo, Foss. San Juan, Ponce
| and Mayaguez-New York and Porto Rico
Str Mis- (Nor,, christopherscn. PrOgreso,
Vera Cruz and Tampico-Munson Steamship
Str Iroquois, Mckenzie. Monte Cristi,
Puerto Plata, &c--Clyde Steamship Co.
Str San Jose, Walker. Santa Marta-United
Str Beiita (Nor). Thorvaldsen, Cienfuegos
and Manzanilo-Atlantic Fruit Co.
New York and Cuba Mail Steamship Co.
Str Comanche. staples, Charleston and
Jacksonville--Clyde Steamship Co.
Str III Alba, Halsey' Galveston-south-
Str ii Laso. Lange. New orleans-south-
STR Charlton. Danielsen. Norfols-Hasler
Bros.
Str surico. Powell. Norfolk-states Marine
! and Commercial Co.
str Hamilton, Nelson, Norfolk-Old Do
minlon Transportation Co.
Str Delaware. Robinson, Boston-Eastern
Steamship Corporation
str Kittegaun. Mccullough, Norfolk-Black
| Diamond Steamship Corporation.
! Str Josiah Macy. Hendry, Norfolk-Robert
| I, Hague.
! str winstonsalem. Mckenzie, Norfolk--U s
| Shipping Board
sir Dochet. Tornason. Norfolk-oriental
! Navigation Co.
| str West Lashaway, Farrow, Philadelphia
and Baltimore from Genoa, Leghorn and
| Lisbon--C u Mallory g. Co. Inc.
schr Flo + Nader (Br), Nader. Mahohs
! Bay-Gilmartin Co.
schr Elizabeth d (Br). Petite. sydney
4 U illett Martin
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ert L Hague, with oil. Went to pier 8.
Bayonne, NJ.
Str Swiftarrow. Lobos June l6, to the
Swiftsure Transport Co, with OIL Went TO
Tremly Point, NJ.
Str Dirigo, Port Arthur June Is. to the
Texas Co, with mdse. Went to Bergen Point.
NJ.
Str jamestown. Norfolk. to the Old Do
mnion Steamship Co, with mdse. Went ia
pier 20, North River.
Str William Penn. Philadelphia.
Schr r Marie Brown, Charleston.
Tug Neptune, towing barges.
Tug Chas p Greenough, towing bnrees
anchored barges In lower bay and tug
passed In lighD.
Returned-Str Dixlano from trial trip.
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By United States Naval Commune
cation Service.

distances given IN miles; position at noon,
unless otherwise specifedl
Aklta Maru lat 40 %, lon ~ 45 8 PM Gath.
Alabama $50 wsw Sand Key 24th;
Ardmore 120 w Sand Key Gath.
Ashbees1s5 L Savannah Gath.
hampton &c from Morehead City PM oath.
Bantu 400 S Ambrose oath.
Bavington II Il Hlllsboro oath.
Bethelridge ia Ambrose 25th.
Bradford COZ n Talara PM goth.
Bristol passed Cape Henry 25th.
Carriage 200 S South Pass 23d.
Cerro Ebano S Fowey Rocks Gath.
Charles Pratt 13 z Fowey Rocks gath.
City of Alma 737 Il Ambrose gath.
CipT' of Eureka $50 ENE Cape Henry gath.
Clement @ Morse G0 San Francisco PM
Comet 45 w Sand Key oath.
Cook 90 s Hatteras 24th.
Crathorne la5 SW Hatteras gath.
Cross Keys 1.172 w Seattle 8 PM 22d.
Daniel Webster "a E by Cape Fear Gath.
Dante Alighieri lat 80 81. Ion 80 10 oath.
Delight Ti3 w Hatteras Pm 23d.
East Side s9i + Cape Henry 24th,
Eastern Coast 800 Z Cape Henry oath.
Eastern sun coo + Hat, Hatter@s IS: 2!sh; ahs
Edward l. Doheny Ill 10 NE Sand Key gath.
Elcano 30 Sc Sand Key 24th
Federal 100 NV Tortugas 24th.
Franklin X Lane i4o Hatteras gath.
Frederick Kellogg l3 Nantucket Shoals
gath.
Gargoyle 633 Z Ambrose gath.
Gen w Corgas 2oi NE Colon 2fst.
Granite State 1921 w Honolulu PM 22d.
IL @ Folger 334 s Hatteras gath.
Ioyoke Bridge 80 Winter Quarter 24th.
Houma 112 Jupiter Gath.
Hudson 3 .042 Il Ambrose gath.
Hutchinson 1873 NV Tortugas 24th.
Indiana Bridge II Nantucket 25th.
inspector % s Jupiter 2Itl.
j n Gordon 80 w Tortugas gath.
Tacoma 125 Il Ambrose 25th.
John Worthington T3 r Hatteras 24th.
Kelehaven passed Sand Key 23d.
Lake Faristell 131 Jupiter 2ith.
Liberty Minquas passed Hatteras gath.
Madras City passed Sand Key Gath.
Margaret s Fowey Rocks Gath.
Massasoit 20 " Fowey Rocks Gath.
Minnesotan 3i3 Cape Henry gath.
Minnewnwa III NV TortugAs 23d.
Montclair $50 Il Ambrose oath.
Mount Clay $50 Y Ambrose 25th.
Munalbro-40 Sc Fire Island 25th.
Muskogee 81 w Sand Key oath.
Nelson SOC II Palo Blanco gath.
Nora 10 w Sand Key 25th.
Old North State 3,0s5 y Ambrose gath.
Orizaba lat 81 81 lon T2 81. gath.
oscar u Bennett " Great Isaac 10 AN
Paraguay 20 sw Sand Key 24th.
Pittsburg Bridge Ti2 II Nantucket oath.
Pocahontas T24 w Gibraltar oath.
Potomac .G2J Il Ambrose gath
Princess Matoika 2.1G2 Ambrose gath.
Quaker City ali T. Cape Henry gath.
Richconcal 1856 w Sand Key gath.
Rotterdam passed Carysfort PM gath.
Ryndann 40 II Ambrose gath.
NJ Spaulding 3S p Sand Key Path.
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WIRELESS REPORTS.

Str Ryndam (Dutch), Rotterdam via Plym-
outh for New York. signalled 4T0 miles Z of
Ambrose at noon Gath. Vessel Is expected
10 dock at foot of 5th street, Hoboken, this
forenoon.
Str Stavangerfjord (Nor). Bergen for New
York, is expected TO reach Quarantine at
noon Tuesday and dock at foot of Both street,
Brooklyn, about Pm.
Str iceland (Br). Antwerp via Cherbourg
for New York. was 700 miles L of Ambrose
at noon gath. Vessel Is expected to dock at
pier CO., North River, this forenoon
Str Berengaria (Br), Southampton and
Cherbourg for New York, sgnalled 2,320
miles Il OF Ambrose at noon oath.
Str Ulua (Br), Limon via Havana for New
York. Is expected to dock at pier 10, East
River. about noon to-day.
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Close at New York at Pm as follows:
Hawaii Japan, Corea, China, Siberia,
French Indo-China Netherlands East Indies
Except Sumatra) and Philippine Islands, via
San Francisco, str Taiyo Maru, June 27.
Hawaii Samoan Islands. Australia and
specially addressed mall for New Zealand,
via San Francisco. str Ventura, June 80.
Hawaii, Fiji Islands. New Zealand and
Australia, via Vancouver and Victoria, BE.
str Niagara, July 4.
Must be specially addressed for this
steamer.
tParcel post mails and specially addressed
correspondence.
Malls Of the following dates, Auckland May
49, Melbourne, Sydney and Wellington 31st
and Honolulu June u. which arrived at San
Francisco per strs Tahiti and ventura were
despatched east on June 20 and 81. The
malls from str Tahiti are due In New York
on the morning of Saturday. June 20. and
Sunday, June 20.
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NOTICE Is hereby given that under the act
OF Feb 10. 1920, and IN pursuance Of au-
thority granted by the Commissioner Of
Navigation. on the application OF Neptune
Line. Inc, the name Of the steam tug Mary
+. Sculy, burden tl2 gross tons, official
number 135,vSO, has been changed to Chelsea.
GEORGE w. ALDRfCH.
Collector OF Customs.
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Transatlantic Mails.
MONDAY. JuNE 27.

MUNDAIs JUNE -Fs
Germany -. via Hamburg: also parcel
post mails for Germany, Austria, Hungary
and Switzerland. str Hattie Luckenbach, 3
PM.
TUESDAY, JUNE %.
France and other countries ~. via Havre
also parcel post mails for France and other
countries, str Leopoldina. 8 80 AN (sup 1880
AND.
Europe Africa and West Asia NORWAY y,
Via Plymouth, Boulogne and London; also
parcel pos. malls for Great Britain. ireland
and other countries. str Centennial State, Y
AN (sup l0:30 AND.
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PASSED CITY ISLAND.
Bound South.

Str Calvin Austin. Boston for New York
Schr A w Ogilvie (Br), Port Grevile,
Ms. via Bridgeport, CT. for New York. to
F. Whitney e. Co.
Tugs Socony 4. towing 1 barge (at 6:45
AND; Salutation, towing | (at 7:40 AND :;
Prudence, towing (at 8 80 AND Watuppa.
towing z lat 10 AMI.
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Bound East.

schr Binghampton. New York for Boston
Cat G: 80 AND.
Tugs A Skidmore. towing 1 barge Cat
7 :25 AND Frederick Kellers. towing lat
1925 PM.
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DEPARTURE OF STEAMERS.
SAIL TUESDAY


School cf tho Senmen's Church Institute. %
South street, dropped to-day at exact noon,
10Th meridian, or hours slow of Greenwich
mean time. Any one desiring correct Green
wich mean time telephone Bowling Green
1920
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MARINE ENGINEERs' NOTICE.

MAtiNb f,tN'lNI.biN. FOltIs' -,
A short intensive course In machine shop
practice arranged especially 20 suit the
needs OF marine engineers, viii start July 5
and will be repeated every two weeks there
after until further notice. Apply at % Liv-
ingston st. for information and registration
blank. Registration for first class closes
BRooKLYN POLYTECHNIC INSTITUTE.
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SAILED.

strs Volunteer, Norfolk; Montana CNor)
Tampico: Steel Ranger, Honolulu; Florence
Buckenbach Rotterdam: Eastern Moon,
Norfolk Fort Hamilton tBr) Bermuda
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CLOSING OF MAILS.


office seamp &
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The time given in the above table Is Fast
ern standard time and Is furnished by the
United States Coast and Geodetic Survey.
For daylight saving time add hour.
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Mails for South and Central Amer.
lea, West Indies, &c.
TUESDAY. JUNE 2s.

TUESDAY, JUNE 70.
Granada ST Vincent Trinidad, Ciudad
Bolivar and Guiana, via Grenada. Trinidad
and GEORGETOWN, str Mayaro, AM.
jamaica and Colombia Except Cauca and
Narino Departmental. via Kingston. Carta-
The New York herald., 1921-06-26
Paris, Latest French Steam
ship, on Second Leg of Her
Maiden Voyage.

port Wednesday. Her sister liner the
Aquitania sailed from Southampton yes
terday
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Transpacific Mails.

gena. savanilla and Santa Marta str
gixaola 7 40 AN.
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DROPPING OF TIME BALL.

NEW YORK, June 25--The time ball above
the Navigation and Marine Engineering
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Almanac for New York June 2e.

Sun rises........ 425 Moon rises'i0 % PM
TIME OF HIGH WATER JUNE 20.
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STEAMSHIPS. EXCURSIONS ana TOURS
looZ EIW Y ioox
Service f4z Service
NEW YORK TO EUROPE
sailinos from Pier "A. S4th ST. n. r.


Sailinos from Pier "A. 34th ST., ". r.
PLYMOUTH--CHERBO
*AMERICA: June 26-July 23-Aus "A
GEORGE WASHINGTON:
July 30-Aug. I-Sept. "a
Sailing 12 Noon, Daylight Saving Time,
from Pier g. Hoboken, n. j.
neutrality-suspicious.
truTious-Confortd6le
CENTENNIAL STATE:
June 2S-Aug. 2-Sept. O
OLD NORTH STATE:
July I2-Aug. 16-Sept. 90
BREMEN-DANZIG
HUDSON: July 13-Aug 30-oct. Is
PRINCESS MAToII<A:
July 23-Sept. =
POTOMAC: July 2S-Sept. 1f-Oct. 20
NEW YORK-BOsTON-NAPL
POCAHONTAS: - -
u. S. MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
IS BROADWAY 1900 Whitehall
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-17
TERCER CONCURSO DE
EEL MUNDO'


Desde la fundaci6n de nuestro dia-
rio,v el cual obtuvo la mas favorable
acogida por parte del publico todo
de Ia isla, nos propusinos que nues-
ira labor, asf como la Inca de con-
sducta que le hubimos de trazar a
nuestra publication, respondiera mas
que nuestro benefcio personal, al
desarrollo Y fomento de Ia cultura
del pals, para que con clio Sc bene-
fciara el publico que tan generosa-
mente nos ha favorecido. Asf pues,
para nosotros, ha sido siempre OBJ
jeto de preferencia el interes de nues
tros favorecedcres nuestro propio
interes.
Con csc motive Ell MUNDO inicio
ina ser.e de concursos, y de ellos va
Sc han efectuado dos, los cuaIes, CO.
mo saben nuestros lectores, han res
pondido al noble fin de alentar esti-
mular, en- la primera OCCASION al dig
nisimo caerpo de profesoress y en- la
segunoa, las seiioritas n1ecanogca-
fas que en- casi todas las oficinas par
ticulares y del gcbierno, rinden una
labor digna de todos los aplausos "
todos los encomios.
Afortur Ell MUNDO pa
ira alcanzar "a mayor circulation, no
Ia tcnIde uecesidad de enviar agen-
ties a In lsla, nj de pfemiar a los que
sse shscriban el, siendo asi que nues
tros sascriptores son voluntarios y
los que compran nuestro diario, ST
10 hacen es per el interes que les pue'
da despertar nuestra moderna pro-
gresista publication. De nuestros con
.cnrsos Sc benefcian no solamente to-
dos nuestros suscriptores v lectores,
sino aquellos Que no 10 son va que el
FIN que persiguimos no es el de au-
mentar nuestras Iistas de suscripto-
res v ST eI de hacer algo practice pa
ra bien de nuestra sociedad,
Nuestro tercer concurso dara coz
mienzo el dia prinero de enero en-
trante, y este, como los anteriores, no
es con Ell obieto de hacer suscripto-
res, sino con ell prop6sito loable de
eonvertir a dos de nuestros jovenes
en- personas titles y provechosas al
pals.
FL objeso de este tercer concurso,
es 81 de regular dos jovenes D ke-
horitas, dos curses comerciales por3
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Notas de sport

Sc qlc sea. 10 cue demuestra palpa-
tilcmente 81 aeesarrollo la exten-
sion de ess rama Geportiva.
Es indisputible cue 10 que ha 'des
troncado. ell baseball" en- el pals
ha sido siemnre la llegada de CLUBS
extranJeros "a pesar de que nos han
dejado alguna cscue,a y, pero IA que
dado demostrado con hechos que en-
da vez que los ltBANOS algan
''teanl" Americana Ii ira con SUI visi
ta a nlls~tras ligas, surge luego, por
10 menos un pcriodo de uno q dos
amos &c discrimination Y apatia.
Toda vez que hay ahora una 0-;.1
epidenlia base-bolela por la isla, 10
mas propio seria e,aanizar una cam m7
peonato entire la Universidad, Cole
gios, High Schools, Academies ms
tituciones que cuenten con Clubs cu-
va organization este formada por los
alumnos lie los respectivos centres do
centes, en- donde, ademas de recibir
la instruction moral, reciban la ma
terial fisica. 1Y de que nlanera Sc
podria organizar un campeonato se-
rio y formal? Creo que 81 nuestro de
partamento de Instruction crea re-
glas v 10 organiza segun hace con los
iuegos atleticos seria un buen exito.
Es, sin duda, ell linico departamento
que podrfa establecer una serie de
ssbase-ball" todos los amos en- Puerto
Rico, porque tiene el control de todos
Elas escuelas del pals.
COSME BEITIA,
Director Atletico de la U.P.R.
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continuation de la paga 81

la isla Y de esa manera Sc .elevaria
v Sc sostendria la altura que me-
rece el sport mas querido en- Pto.
Rico. Luego podria hacerse I'm cam
peonato INSULAR en- que tomaran
parte los teams vencedores en- la
isla.
Nuestro gobierno todavia puede
generalizar mas ell desarrollo basebo-
lero y atletico en- nuestro pueblo, que
este redunda grandemente en- benefi,.
clio de este, creando una fuerte v ro-
.busta generation, la que no en- leja-
nos tiempos sera la encargada de
regir sus destinos.
El s'base ball ha contribuido gran
demente la elimination de muchos
vicios de antano que Sc desarrollaban
de man.ra alarmante entire nuestra
juventud
Hace muy pocos amos solamente
hab:a d, 6 tres novenas de base
ball eli Puerto Rico, la mayoria in
tegladas por elementos de la socie,
dad, pero era desconocido el sport"
en muchos de nuestros pueblos y al
deas por la clasclttumilde, que es Ia
que guia la Marcia progressive de to-
do IN pueblo.
/ La aficion base -bolera ha lido avan
zando inuy .iespaci5 en- el pals, pero
a pesar de este fa<ta los pequenre-
los de dos D etfes arms preferen IN
guante, I'm bate. Q una pelota antes
que cualauier otro iiuguete por valio-
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FIESTA EN- Ell COLEGIO
nROYAL GREGG"

Ell microbes, 81 de diciembre, por
la noche Sc nevara efecto en Ell tea
tro municipal de esta capital la festa
de graduation de una de las classes de
taquigrafia v mecanografia del muy
acreditado colegio que dirige la Sra.
Maria T. Camacho de Robles. Personals
de varios pueblos de la isla Que tienen
familiares estudiando en- este colegio,
vendran San Juan dicho dia para asis-
tir tan hermoso .acto.
Ell acto sera amenizado por la ban
da de Benehcencia. Entire los ndme-
ros mas interesantes del programa Sc
encuentran bellas composiciores por
tres de las graduadas, nimeros de pia-
no y violin por los hermanos Figue-
roa Sanabria y Ell joven Leopoldo
Guadalupe, una inspirada pocsIa dedi-
cada a la directora del Colegio, la que
sera recitada por el autor, 81 brillante
poeta puertorriqueio, Lcdo. LrliS Llo-
rens Torres, v Ell discurso de clausura
cue esta a cargo del muy elocuente tri-
buno, Dean del Colegio de Lcyes de la
Universidad de Puerto Rico Licdo. Ra-
fael Martinez Alvarez.
Las entradas para dicho acto Sc oh
tienen gratis en- el colegio, Allen 80.
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Ell tHoTEL coNDADo-
vANDERBILT''

El sr. Arthur Matson, .'msnager'
del Hotel Condado- Vanderbilt nos
psrticipa que el dia primero de enero
inaugurara su temporada este iuioso )
aristocratico hotel.
EI 'Condado- Vanderbilt durante
los meses que permanezca alberto, Sc
vera seguramente lleno de forasteros de
todas parties, segdn ha sucedido en- an
teriores amos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-17

provechoso coneurso, y no dudamos
que, por la naturaleza del mismo ha
de tener una franco buena AGO.
gida entire Ia juyentud estudiosa y
el pubIico en- general.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-12-17
CANSADO DE LA VIDA Sc
ENVENENA

En- ell barrio "Franquez", de Moro
Wis, Sc intoxico ingiriendose una do
sis de acido sulfdrico, Baldomero
Marrero, de 35 amos.
La policfa practice una investiga-
cion del hecho, t1asladando a Baldo-
nero Ia sala de socorros, en- donde
declare que estaba cansado de Ia VII
da.
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
ST. PAUL CASH POSITION
IS STRONG, SAYS BYRAM
Head of Road Expects I. c. c.
to Refund S25, ,345, 900 Loan.

The cash position Of the Chicago, Mil
waukee and St. Paul Railroad is strong.
1t has no bank loans and funds are in
hand to cover Its interest requirements
for several months ahead, according to
Fl u. Byram, president of the company.
Referring to the maturity on March
OF the 81, ,3i5 900 borrowed by the St
Paul from the Government, Mr. Byram
said: THAT loan is well secured, as
we'll and even better than bankers re-
quire, so that there is no occasion to
anticipate that the Interstate Commerce
Commission, which administers the re-
volving loan fund, would refuse to re-
fund II If borrowing the money else
where involved paying a higher Interest
rate than the per cent. which it bears.
We are not worried about that
Mr.. Byram said that current traffic
conditions in the West reflect the forth
coming reduction of 10 per cent in the
rates on farm products. to be effected
probably on January /. and the conci-
dent remission of the Federal tax of 3
per cent. on freight bills.
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
FIVE EXCHANGE SEATS
SELL AT SOS, 900 EACH
Another Transfer Is Made Be-
tUeer Partners.

The sale of six New York Stock Ex-
change seats was made known yester-
day, five going. at $4,000 each and the
sixth representing a transfer between
partners. The last previous sale was
at $4,000 The seats transferred were:
Frederick l.. Dabney, deceased. to
Louis d. Stanton; Frederick D Countiss
to Thurston Wright; Henry Block, de-
ceased, to Fielding V. Jackson; Alvin
Il. Masten, deceased, to William S. Mas
ten: William L. Kennedy to Adolph b.
Lichtenstein The membership Of War
rem S. Jarvis. deceased, was transferred
to c. Russell Auchincloss.
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION

Notice Of Dividends on Eight Per Cent.
Cumulative Convertible Preferred stock;
seven Per Cent. Non-Cumuiatlye Preferred
stock; Common stock and Glass B Common
stock.
The fourth installment of ~ of tho eight
per cent. dividend upon the Eight Per Cent.
cumulative Convertible Preferred Stock and
she fourth installment OF iMes Of the seven
Ter cent. dividend upon the gcvon Per Cent.
Non-Cumulatlve Preferred Stock OF Bethlc-
HON steel Corporation. which were declared
on January ~, 1921 and the 1Ac6 regular
dividend upon the Common Stock and The
class Common stock Of the Corporation.
which was declared on October ~, 1921 win
be payable on January ?. 1922 to the re-
apective holders OF record Of said four
,lesses OF stock az tho close ot business Oh
December Is, 1921.
Checks win be mailed.
Dated December 3, 1921.
r. Il. McMATH. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
EXPRESS CO. ON z P. C. BASIS.
southeastern Declares It's First
Dividend.

Directors of the Southeastern Express
Company have declared a dividend of
4.67 per cent. on it's stock, payable
January TO shareholders of record De-
cember 10. This is the first dividend
paid since the companys organization
early in the year to handle the express
business over the Southern Railway and
affiliated lines. by which it is con-
trolled.
The dividend Is payable out of income
for the eight months ending December
81, 1921, and puts the stock on 7 per
cent. annual basis. The annual meeting
will be held January 1S.
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
WHY'S nrcrIvrn APPOINTED

Wu,MrNgroN, Del. Dec. S.--Judge
Morris in the United states District
Court here granted to-day the appli-
cation OF the Chase National Bank the
Equitable Trust Comnany, the New York
Mutual Company and the Chemical Ma
tional Bank. all of New York city for
the appointment OF = receiver In Della
ware for the WHY'S Corporation, char
tered In this state. Robert ". Richards,
an attorney Of this city, was named as
the receiver.
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
TO TAKE PROTEST TO COURT.

Reports from Philad elphla that the
Henry Evans insurance companies, own
ers OF about 1900 snares of Jersey Cen
tral Railroad stock had protested to it's
directors against tho sale of the road S
holdings OF Lehigh Wilkesharre Coal
Company STOCK 10 the Reynolds syndl-
cate, were confirmed here yesterday by
Alfred y. Cook counsel for the insur-
ance companies who said that the pro-
test would be carried to the District
Court In philadelphia to-day.
The New York herald., 1921-12-09
DIVIDEND BY c., I. & L. ROAD
Directors Declare I 5-s on Common
and r. G. on Preferred.

Directors Of the Chicago, indianapolis
and Louisville Railway Company yeGter-
day declared dividend Of % per cert.
on the common stock. It's last previous
dividend on that issue was paid In June,
1920 but before that none had been
declared since December, 1917. No dis
bursements were made on the common
shares in 1914 and 1915. but in 1916
dividends totalling AZ per cent. we've
paid.
The road is controlled Jointly by the
Southern Railway and the Louisville
and Nashville Railroad. It's directors
also declared yesterday the regular
serni-arnuni dividend Of per cent on
the preferred stock. Both dividends are
payable December 20, 70 shareholders
Of record December q.