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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-25
AvisO a mis- Amigos

COntestandO a las amables cartas
que vengO recibiendo de la Isla pi-
diendome ejemplares de mi libro ME
morias de un IndianO", deseO mani
festarles a los solicitantes que, en-
cuantO termine de trabajar en- esta
capital, en- la distribution personal
que vengO hacienda, del menciOnadO
librO, saldre en- seguida a recOrrer las
pcblaciones restantes de la Isla, con
el mismo prop6sito.
No obstante, toda aquella persona
que interesare con Urgencia, algIn
ejemplar, puede dirigirme ell pedidol al
cuidadO de los Sres. CanterO, Fernan-
dez & Co., casa editora, desde donde
vengO practicando la distribution, dia-
riamente.
gradecidisimo por tanta cOrtesia
y deferencias, quedo la ordeR de mis-
buenOs amigos,
Alto. y S. S.,
Antonio BLANCO FERNANDEZ
Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-25

A juzgar por las revelaciones del
bizarre marino, ell ex Soberano en-
plea la mayor parte de SUI tempo en-
su residencia de Doom, leyendo las
Santas Escrituras, sermones, y otros
libros religiosos, cuando no esta en-
tregado a la oracion con un fervor
mistorioso, que es digno de la aten-
cion general. Su salud parece ser
excelente; pero los miembros de su
escolta hallanse preocupados por las
tendencias espirituales que abriga, va
rayanas en- una fe incredible.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-25
Varias noticias
UNA CoRBETA EspANoLA.


Estd Ell puerto la airosa Corbeta
de 3 palos Y mucho trapo, denominada
"Gualdelhorce" matrfcula de Las Pal
mas, ha atravesado ell Atlantico en-
20 dfas, realizando un esplendido via
je. La manda el joven Captain Sr.
Luis Garcia Cort6s, que conOce mu-
cho estos mares por haber viajado an
tes en- vapor y barcos de vela, Y es
un Quito Y entendido photo de alta
mar.
La "Guadelhorce" trae 500 tOnela-
das de carga, entire ella cebollas gar
banzos espanoles, Y son sus consigna-
tarioS los Sres. Cadierno Hermanos
del alto comercio de San Juan. To
mara carga aquf para Santo Domin-
90, volvera a Europa via Estados
Unidos. rs raro YER en- nuestro puer-
to un buque de vela dc allende e
Oceano, muchas personals estan vi
sitando la Corbeta.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-25
DOCUMENTO HISTORICO
EncOntradO en- un archivO de la ciudad de Qua
yama, Dorado en- parte por causas
descOnOcidas. tE&d

Gala. los 80. 60, leg uer. Rico un fran.
..... po. la Aca.. de Ciencias de Paris para lar
Flora de la la.
Estuvo e. de. .uta ......s,
subendo .tes picachos ba. do vales para
de la Naturaleza los tos que .aba
variedad de
Inform6se de las .udes .nta de las
de las los nd1genaS Ia
1es termn6 .esti. .endolas a la
dicha 49,. ia escrbiendo tai obra .tul..
"Nedic0 Criolo"
Antes de Puert Renato Grosourdi, que
s. mo el sabo rio pre....so dtico ami
g, Ia idea de .paraci0n med. para memoir.
.cimientos "a aliyio de la hui. dad
Vaci0 los que ..arda. .jando formula
osa, matriz de fec. Sl do amlgo
el do farmac6utico de Gua...,.. lilo s. Bruno,
..mpo ..pues .es h.. ba -. flores
H., luz su +. % OIADO INDIANO do
asi he. ... tribute la rador; cuyo he
cho, .c~ndO Juan Pom. Leon c decidl.
.fcar rumbo Puerto Rico la "Fuente de
Saud" que no en..... Florida
Asi ell lido AL. .OIADO INDIANA,
cuarto de 10 ell mel. amigo del hogar
.inado perfume"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-25
E:.dicto

En- la Corte de Distrito del Distrito
Judicial de San Juan, Puerto Rico
e -tados Un1dos de America,-El
Presidente de los Estados UnidOs,--
SS:-Juana MARTINEZ, Demandante,
v. Antonio Pascale, Demandado.-Ci-
vii No. Observation-Disclosures
cie. j .-est srr1e
Ell PUEBLO DE PUERTO RICO,
4 Antonio Pascale o sea ell demanda-
do antes mencionado.
POR LA PRESENTE Sc NOTIFI-
ICA A USTED que Sc ha presentado
en- la oficina del Secretario de la Cor
tie de- Distrito del Primer DistFito Ju-
dicial de San Juan, Puerto Rico, Ia
denanda del actor antes citado, en- Ia
cual Sc alega que la demandante y US
ted contrajeron matrimonio en- la clu-
dad de New York, E.. u. de A., en- 10
de Mayo de 1920; que debido 81 ca
racter irrascible ustedes sostenian
frecuentes disputas con las que per-
turbaba usted los unicos momentos de
descanso, de la demandante quien ale
ga Sc veia obligada a trabajar para
el mantenimiento de ambos por ser
Iusted un ocioso; que un dia del mes de
|Septiembre, al regresar la demandan-
lite de la fabrica donde trabajaba, por
motivos futiles, usted la agredio con
los puiios en- la cara y en- el cuerpo y
la insulto con palabras obscenas;
uua la demandante temiendo una nue.
va aggression por parte de usted Sc fua
aquel dia cen un familiar suyo en- la
misma ciudad de New York; que lue-
go usted no la, procure mas, conocien-
do su paradero por la information que
lie dieran. amigos de la demandante, y
Dor ell contrario manifesto q estos
que no deseaba volver vivir con ella;
que por haberse visto aEandonada
en- Nueva York, sin recursos y sin
trabaio, la demandante Sc VIC obliga-
da a retornar a este pals donde sus
familiares desde su regreso hasta
la fecha de la interposicion de ests
demanda usted no la ha procurado nj
lie presta ayuda alguna para su sos
tenimiento. POR LO QUE Sc so
LICITA Sc declare con lugar la de-
manda Y Sc dicte sentencia declaran-
do roto v disuelto ell v1nculo matrimo-
nial existente entire usted y la deman-
dante.
Es abogado de la demandante el
Lcdo. E. Perez Casalduc con oficina
en- los Altos del Banco Comercial, Ca
lie Tetuan de esta ciudad.
Y Sc NOTIFICA A USTED que
de no comparecer contestar dicha
demanda dentro de los diez dias des-
pues de notifcado, 81 la notification
Sc hiciere en- ell distrito, y dentro de
los veinte dias 81 Sc hiciere fuera del
distrito, pero en- la Isla da Puerto Ri
co, dentro de los cuarenta dias 81
Sc hiciere en- otra parte, la demandan-
te podra obtener una sentencia de
acuerdo con la sdplica de su demanda.
Y HABIENDOSE DICTADO una
orden por ell Hon. Juez de esta Cor
te para que esta citacion Sc haga por
medic de edictos que Sc pubhcaran en-
uno de los periodicos de mayor circu-
laci0n en- esta ciudad la
EXTIENDO BAJO MI FIRMA en-
San Juan,
Puerto Rico, hoy "a de Mayo de
1922.
c. MarrerO,
Secretario.
'or p. Sanchez.
Secretario Auxiliar.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-25
EmpleadO competente
desea zanzibar de
cOlOcaciOn.
Referencias magnificas.

Referencias magnificas.
ExpertO en- Teneduria de Libros.
Sistemas modernos y antiques.
COrresponsal competente EN- Espa-
mol Ingles, dominando ambos idiO-
mas con buenos conocimientos del
Frances. Escribe con gran rapidez
en- maquinilla Qargos amos de prac-
tica).
Mucha experienced en- todOs los ra-
mos del negocio de Exportacion I'm
portacion, asi como en- ell deCOmisio-
mes y Representations, con record"
IexceIente como vendedor.
Experiencia especial en- ell negOcio
de cafe para la Exportacion. Conoce
bien ell granO para Ia compra. Sabe
dirigir al tahOnero de cafe en- la pre-
paraci6n del grano para los distintos
puertOs de Europa, tanto del NOrte
como del Sur, asi como para Espafa.
ExpertO EN- la compilation de claves
telegraficas de gran economic para ell
negocio de cafe para cualquier otrO.
Mucha experienced en- ell negociO de
AsegurOs de toda clase, en- ell despacho
de VapOres y de Buques de vela y Ell
ell negocio de BancOs.
Gran experienced en- toda clase de
trabajos de Oficina.
Direction: CasilIa II. V. eel I'M
PARCIAL". Advt.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1922-05-25
lie ha dado la mania religiosa y va no
Sc ccupa de las cuestiones pOliticas
que afectan Europa.

Amsterdam, mayo.-El ex empera-
dor de Alemania, segun revelaciones
que ha hecho el Almirante Won Tir-
pitz uno de sus amigos, tiene per-
turbadas sus facultades mentales.
Guillermo II esta dominado por una
intensa mania religiosa, que tiene to-
das las caracteristicas de una locura
Immediate.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
Steel Trade Operations
Continue at Same Rate

"7'he steel industry has gone for
snother week at substantially the aver
age rate of operations established in
April the Iron Age" will say TODAY.
III IS still drawing on tho Goa stocked
before April l.
Fig iron. being directly affected bv
n1gher coke prices. has advanced sharn-
~ this week IN the Pittsburgh district
basic by s. and Besscmcr b. IS per
ton.
There is unconcealed surnrise
throughout the trade at the April fc
ures Tor steel ingot production. These
show gain of II per cent over March
IN the daily rate, March in turn having
gained ~ per cent over February.
April, The Iron Age" will say to-day.
OF 56,ooo,oO0 tons. whereas the coun-
Try total capacity at the end OF 1913
was 5o'o0o,ooo tons and the OUTPUT ,n
net year only 30o0o,o0O tons"
he Iron Trade Review viii sav.
Meeting tho growing demands on III
sices Tor steel is becoming increas-
inSly difficult for the mills. The nroh.
lem is complicated By the fact mat
consumers stocks are low and increases
OF production are checked by the fuel
situation. In some lines. rotablv steel
oars some mills are resortiug to IN
allotment Of tonnage. In manner
simiiar to that Of the war period va
nous producers find themselves objioed
10 refuse tonnage because thew do NOT
consider it advisable to increase obIi.
cations. we'll defined tendency is
SHOWN among number of leadjnr nro-
cucers to refrain from price advance. ;,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
stock Exchange Listinss

Sc governing committee Of the New
ofG S:oca Exchange had admitted the
following new stock issues to trading
beginning to-day: 1858 shares Of
common stock without nominal or par
value OF the Electric Storage Battery
Company; sSo,oooooo Of the general
mortgage 51 per cent bonds, series B,
o. the Great Northern Railway Com
DanT; 100000 shares OF common stock,
Y.thout nominal or par value of the
F.astn1an Kodak Company, issued in ex-
e.anse for 200,So0 shares of common
: oc-S nov outstanding OF par value
os 500; 100000 shares OF capital stock
- ~. Submarine Boat Corporation. is
IA IN exchange for stock OF the Elec-
't.c Boa. Company: an additional S.
f0l 900 co,awor stock OF authorized is
sle o. slo.50o,ooo OF the American Shin
Ed"oi.g Company; s7,3s7.5oo OF the
per cent cumulative preferred stock of
m authorized ISSUE Of slo,00o,00o Of
1e General American Tank Car Cor
poraton. and $10,00o,O00 additional OF
tne capital stock Of ths Brooklyn Edison
Company.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
May Wheat Rallies
After ? Break of
3 Cents a Bushel
Emergency Settlement Meas
ures Responsible for
Early Setback; General
Market Closes Irregular

CHICAGO, May l0-Wheat under
went sudden break III price to- day.
nearly 8 cents bushol for May de
livery, but later rallied. Emergency
measures permitting grain in railroad
cars here to be used in settlement Of
May contracts formed the only reason
for the transient weakness Of the mar
ket.
Closing quotations were unsettled, at 4 o
net lower 10 &c advance. with May 81 Y
to sl.377s and July sl.2% TO S12+H. Corn
gained &c TO Ec. oats finished shade
on TO !. q Sc up and provisions varying
from a 8 q &c decline to a rise OF csc.
BEG inning tomorrow ebout 400 car
loads OF grain on track hcro. chiefly wheat
will be available for delivery May con
tracts.
.his manner shorts Would be embarrascd
BY the crowded condition OF elevators here
III as much under tho usual regulations
nary monthly contracts would have to be
accompanied by receipts showing ware
house storagc
When the ecliing or May spbsidsd the
extent above yesterday's lcvci. but tho
strength Wancd later to some degree Bull
ish factors we're talk OF better export de-
ntard with some sales to Germany. rust
damage reports from Tennessee and Ken
tuchy and the circuIrstance tnat the CoV-
crrment crop report was regarded BY some
traders & less behri.h than had been c1-
peCt ed.
Reports OF TOO much rain for corn plant
lHs tonded TO HIT the value Of corn and
oats little
Provisions averaged higher IN line with
the hog market.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
National Banks
Resources Show
Decline in March
Billion and Half less Than
i'll February: Deposits
Fall: Surplus and Undi-
V;ded Profits Are Larger

WASHINGTON, May 10.-Resourccs
OF the national banks of the country in
March, amounting to sle,S50,4 ,4o2 900, in
Guiding reaiscounts, showed a decrease
Of S1,601,326,0oo, comrered with Feb
ruary, and decline { s93.34OO 900.
compared With December, 1921. accord
ing to reports issued to-nign, by Comp
troller of the Currency Crissnger.
Total deposits OF the banks at the
March call. amounting to sl5.39O,43S,-
600, showed e decrease of sS7,916.OOO.
compared with February. but an in
crease Of s3l5.336 900, compared with
December Loans and discounts. in
Guiding rediscounts in March, totaled
- ,282 ,579. 900. or decrease of 81 ,542.-
$4,000 from February. and decline Of
S22.8l0 900 from December
The total deposits in March were
s1o. 800 438,o 900, against s15,47s,354, 900
IN February, and s15.075,1o2, 900 in De-
ccmber. The total cash in the banks in
March was 1885. 900, a decrease of
s61, ,7os, 900 from February and de-
cline of $5,746, 900 from December.
while surplus and undivided profits.
amounting to s1,544744,000. showed an
increase of SS4.13A,00O from February.
and an advance OF $46.556.OOO from
December
United States governments securities
owned by tho banks totalcd sn.O3, .66d.-
wv IN March decrease OF S15,67O.0OO
rom tcbruarE bat an increase of s51.-
$4,000 from December. while other
bonds. stocks and securities amounted
20 50, use. 6.o96 900. an increase of s1o5.-
200 from February. and an incres So
or So sd ,000 from Decemhar
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
Cotton Irregular
On Profit Taking
After Early Rise
Opening Upturn OF Strong
Liverpool Cables and For.
cign Exchange Firmness:
Close | Up to 10 Down

Unexpectedly strong Liverpool cables
caused an opening advance in the cot
ton market. but prices turned easier
under renewed realizing or scattering
liquidation. The latter became more
active when a bullish weekly report
from the Weather Bureau failed TO
bring in any important volume of fresh
buying, and stop orders were uncovered
as prices broke under Tuesdays low
level.
October contracts sold or from 1850.
the early high point, to 10 CSC, and closed
at 1880, compared with 1880 at tho
close OF the previous day The general
market closed steady, not point high
to 10 points lower
There wac quite an active demand at
the start because OF the higher cables.
favorable Manchester trade reports and
the early hrnness of foreign exchanges
The Western belt forecast was for IN
trade IS anxious regarding the course OF
the low barometer. which has been in evi-
dencc Just northwest OF the belt. Yester-
Gs,o Gsys 'n,o reports 9f rain at Ardmo,e
was beginning to move but local map
readers we're doubtful whether Il would
hit anything moro than the northwestern
part of tho belt Tho weekly report Of tho
Weather Bureau was quite as bulish az
but had evidently been dis
counted and the day, detailed reports
trade had anticipated. According to 70
ports fro,n oklahoma the recent rsins
there had heen more beneficial than other.
wise but the iuost general i,npresson is
that overnows and o,her DELAYS 10 tro new
crop start will rnsult I'm go,nc decrease IN
acreage and probably increasing weevl
damage during the sun'ncr.
Dallas wires aid that LIVERPOOL was
rftt"i buNcN Of EpOts
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
l.. 5. Steel Shows
6O2.@69 Tons Gain
In Untitled Orders
Amount on Hand Largest
Since June. 1921: Com
siderable Improvement in
Last Two Weeks of Arril

The United States Stoe! Corporation
reported unified oroers OF o.00eol1
tons or hand April 80, gain Of 602 $50
tons over the untitled tonnage on March
81. 1t had been anticipated that tuc
gain would be between 100000 and 100
600 tons and the report justihes expec-
tatons. II is believed that the in
crease is due to larger steel orders
placed by railroad companies.
AS late as March incoming orders
were running below output and the
turn did not come until the last two
weeks Of April. This reflects a CON
siderable improvement in the steel
trade and it is thought the larger rail
rosd orders have affected the change
for the better. The April 50 report o {
2,o96,917 tons * the largest since the
end OF June. 1921. when tonnage on
hand tota(ed 5l1i ,S6S
1t is understood that operations OF
the United States steel Corporations
subs salaries averaged about - per cent
for the month. This slight decrease in
operations is not due 70 lack Of bust
ness but is believed to be on account
OF the coal strike uncertainties. Steel
grices are holding we'll at top levels.
Bars, shapes and plates, which sold
down as low as s127Ia hundred
pounds, are selling as high az s1.eS.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
Prices Irregular
In Curb Trading;
Changes Are Small
Petroleum and Motor Stocks
Attract Most Attention:
lndustrials Fairly Steady:
Volume of Sales Smaller

Changes we're slight at tho cnd OF
quiet trading on the curb market yes
terday. The volume Of transactions
was smaller than usual. Petroleum and
motor stocks attracted greatest atten-
tion. Industrial> nclo .airly steady.
Standard Oil OF Indiana recovered
slightly and Cities Service held steady,
while New England Fuel Oil sold above
% at one time on buying attributed to
prospects of increased earnings from
Mexican operations. Fcnsland Oh re-
covered sharply, but Mexican Seaboard
turned weaker. Creole Syndicate held
steady.
Dubilier Condenser dropped back to
g. but Radio common held steady q
fraction above 5. Southern Coal and
Iron was active on favorable reports
regarding drilling. American Drug
"a" continued higher, working UP to ..
The mining group was moro active,
Mother Lode being one Of the features.
independence Lead was firm around its
recent high level
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
German Potash Tndus,,x

BERLIN. May 10 BY The Associated
Pressl. Germany's potash industry
must hold its old foreign markets and
open new ones IN order 10 meet corr
petition, declares the "Boersen Zei-
tung.' adding that eventually export
prices may have 10 be cheaper than
those charged in Germany. 1t can com
pete onl y through production on 4
large scale and an extensive turn over,
as compared with the present, the
newspaper ADDS. 1t is also asserted
that the rise OF the mark would be
dangerous to the potash industry in its
present condition, as It would bring an
increase in domestic prices.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
nited States Really

a preliminary statement of the
Cnlted States Realty and Improvement
Company FOR the year ended April 20
1922, showed net income of s2.704 Sal
after taxes and interest This ;s
equivalent TO S16.73 share on the
SIG. lo2, 500 capital stock. comparing
with net income Of s2,4s7,Soa. or Sis. 36
share, IN the preceding year. Gros,
earnings totaled S2.915,674 for the
year. against s2,s63,22s in 1921. The
consolidated account for April showed
nes income OF s4o2,13s, against s284.-
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11

Open High I.ow Close close
10. .02 1923 1909 1905 1921
Country Protluce

Hntter- Receipts 7ero 129l2 nac'.aees
see, extra. ~ scorc sSc: tirs,s. 9scs37 z q. -
seconos. 54;2 q. SO ). lower grades IS a
st3 So 8 csntratSec cers, @6,.a2lc; s. scor.
score. s4aS4'7c unsaltcd. hisher +hsn
extras. 5000. .c: extras, g. saoTe. aeas
ss. ss.e loTsz eT'.z xsds, $,9;s'.s e seeonos
tubs easst, &c; sod 10 pr,7as jim oS1rg 81
pSe'zc; common TO iair. aola ap$4l,c;
a4sis aslss sstGs ..coaas sss "a sss
grades. 20 q 81 isc; packing stock. current
le42oiAo. 81 az '''
:. ,.,, chee.e.-hsesr =. we're 29ss bo1es New
aneraee run, - q l6i.c; twins, fresh spe
t,a,. c,as' rs ~ q 1,c sverass run. l0'. u Sc ::
e;n> fresh double Da ls1e.. II. sin,Ie y,ai.i.s
Il q hc Young Americas l9a19Ixc.
Esss- Receipts we're Ss.5ls cases. Fr.sh
rsehsg ezra ss'5aS 49, a95sn
-; 49, ars's q Sc; .scond, sesaa hTs4s ana
eFss eHTis sloSsss nsohsd trade eggs 2sSy5c
regular packed, No. i. csn Ia1os Tsal'c;
ana sne p9oTer 20 lsa2so checks poor 10 choice.
osndled extras, sec: uncamdled, e1trs.
$50 s1c nearby and nearby Western hen'
ss sery whisss avsrase .strsa as 8aec; extra
ered whites. sfirsts to extra 1rsts 80 6sSn.
under graded. 2sa2s,.c; pscinc Co.'S,
s5o a''es ar.,. ."'5s sas s9ses,s extra nr':
other Western and Southern. eathereG
whites, 276a2c: nearby aad nearby We West sa
ern hennsry browns extra. s2a&2isc;
extras 5ois q &c. frs,s 10 extra lrsr.
=, s922so: ;.,5s,, aucs ess, Bslt,nore MarSis1d
2o824c. 20 '''''
Potatoes Florida new. Dbl. .2soas5o
South Carolina coobler- sos. Eer,Hnds rg,Gs
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
THE HANOVER NATIONAL BANK
of the City OF New York.
Nassau and Pho SITS.


r
New York, May 2, 1929.
To the Sha reholders
ot the Hanover National Bank
OF the City OF New York
Notice is hereby given that a special neet-
ing OF the shareholders Of this Bank has
been called and Will be held at 10 o'clock
M. on Tuesday. the sixth day of Luns
1922. az the banking office OF The Hanover
National Bank Of the City Of New York
corner OF Nassau and Pine Streets Manhat-
tan. CITY OF New York TO vote upon IN.
RESoLFEp. that, under the. provisions
~ n" Act OF May t. 1885 the Capi.a Stock
0. ;hiH Association bA incress sed in the sum
.: ~ n 10000. making the total capital
30 200 600. Said Increase shall ne made hy
y stocll Dividend from the undivided urorts
o. ne Bank. and 80, vote upon such othe~ :
H5'srs as may properly % brought before
3 oder of ii. Board of Directors.
NltLlAM z. CARLE LR Ca .hte,
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE NEW YORK AND HARLEM
RAILROAD COMPANY.

New Iotk. y. =, AprU II, lt-I.
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN thst the
Hlnety- second Annual Meeting OF tho stock
holders Of The New York and Harlem Rail-
!oad Company. for the election Of Directors
Hnd the transaction Of such other business
ing, aiil Re held a. the ONCE OF the company.
% ios Lexington Avenue. in thS City o.
New York, on Tuesday. the 18th day OF May.
lh22
The POL VIII =" open a. II o'clock noon
srd continue open for two hours thereafter.
Tho Transfer Book. will he closed q. (
.'cloch p. NJ. on Tuesday. the 26th day OF
April, 1922. and r-opeund tive morning Of
"ednssdsy ,s y the In Gay Of May. ls22
EDWARD Y. STEPHENSON. Secretary
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
Cottonsecd Oil
Sugar and Coffee

ha" sugar Futurcs-'fhe market op.ned
~ po!hi decline Orices holding pell
po'nts net lower on & conlparatiYelv uuier
GAYS trading; floor brokers disposed 10
Wait fresh Developments In the cost aud
freight market. option stjl beiur ahov.
parity Of the spot market Thers vas
eome Wall Street buying, with trade in
terests on both sides OF the market
The range OF prices
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
Eastman Stock Change

TRENTON, n. j., May 1O.-Notice
was filed to-day with the Secretary OF
State by the Eastman Kodak Company.
changing each share Of its common
stock with par value into ten shares
of common stock without par value.
The company paid the state s20,O2o for
amending its charter.
This action follows recent approval
of the change By stockholders.
New-York tribune., 1922-05-11
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