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the fact of the wedding taking place.
The bride is a graduate of Stan
ford University. 1920, and a member
of the Tri-Delta Sorority. Lieut.. But
Ter graduated from the Military
Academy at West Point in 1920 and
is in the Corps of Engineers. He is
on duty in Tientsin as aide de camp
to Brig. Gen. Connor, commandant Of the
American expeditipnary forces in
China.
Mr.. c. ]. Dumpny, who went to
White sulphur Springs earlier in the
week. entertained at luncheon yes
terday at the Casino, having among
his guests Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mar
koe Robinson of New York
The marriage of Miss Mary Esther
Shaw, daughter of Col. and Mrs.
George G. Shaw, and Warwick Per-
kins of Baltimore, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Perkins, took place at s o'clock
last evening i'll St Johns Church, the
Rev. Robert Johnston officiating, in
the presence of a large company of
relatives and friends of the bride and
bridegroom. The church was deco
rated in green and white and yellow
chrysanthemums.
The bride was given in marriage by
Evening star., 1924-11-12

her father, and her only attendant
was her sister, Elizabeth Shaw.
Mr.. Perkins had as his best man his
brother, Mr.. Eben Perkins, and the
ushers were Mr.. Malcolm Logan. Mr..
Thomas Mount, Mr.. Addison Hook and
Mr.. Herman Dinsmore.
A reception at the Washington Club
followed the ceremony.
Mr.. Perkins recently has been ap-
pointed American vice consul in vi.
emma, and will sail November %, on
the Republic, from New York with
his bride. -,
Mr.. and Mrs. j. V. Morris entertained
at children's party last evening at
their residence, 1920 Fourth street, In
celebration of the birthday ami
versary of their daughter Rebecca
The guests included Battaille Scott
Madge Eli, Elizabeth Cahill, Caroline
Ducker, Jane Duvall. Fred Hunt, Har-
vey Moebs, Robert Livingston, Derry
Pitsey, Tom Lloyd, Gardner Lloyd
Lowell Bradford and Francis Ed
wards.
A musical tea will be given by the
American Association of University
Women at the club, this afternoon
at 4:30 o'clock. The artists and
guests of honor will be Mrs. George
Evening star., 1924-11-12

matron of honor for her sister, and
will wear a gown OF black satin and
printed crepe, hat to match and a
| corsage bouquet of lilies of the valley.
Mr.. Eugene Moore will be best man
for his brother, and the ushers will be
Evening star., 1924-11-12

Mr.. Alexander Hokanson and Mr. Fen
ton Cramer.
Mr.. Moore and his bride will leave
Immediately after the ceremony for a
wedding trip, and will be at home after
December 1 at the Carlo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-21
FARA QUEEN ME
CREYERA oINTERESADo',

En- mis- notas del sabado 81 de mayo
que aparecieron en- las columnas de
Ell MUNDO", hube de insertar al
gunas frases recogidas de labios de un
amigo que me merece gran estimation,
y quien, a pesar de ser ponceio y fiel
defensor del equipo PONCE recibe sim
sabores del manager Pipo. Ell amigo en-
question, quien sigue a los "leones'' ;
a todas parties, dijome ademas de la
information que anteriormente yo die
ra, ''he recibido una deception de
Pipo Mire caballero, insinue Pipo
"a que me complaciera alterando el or
den de bate Y metiendo San entire
ellos, y aquel me contesto que no iba
a hacer 10 que lie indicaba, pues San
va no era uuien para sustituir a ma
die - ST en- la anterior OCCASION hubie-
Sc ampliado mis- notas con esta que
hoy doy, verian "aquellos'' que me
Green interesado por sacar a la CO.
lumna fuerte del PONCE, que NADIA
me echo al bolsillo por dar la noti-
cia. Siempre he sido y sligo siendo ad-
mirador del 'equipo de los ''leones'
pero pesar de clio, 81 necesita censu-
ra su direction, ETC., alli tambien es-
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-21
PcR eERRIsH JR.
PoE LAS LIGAS Ell
PASADo DOMINGO

Desastrosos fueron los resultados de
los juegos del pasado domingo. Nues-
tros "atletas'' inertes en- la loza con-
ira los 'orientales''; los del ''taba-
co.. infumables contra los ''leones''
Los 'or-entales vencieron en- ambos
eneuentros en- ell matinal, 9 a
8 en- ell vespertino; los ''queneperos'
l en- el matinal IL 1 en- ell
vespertino. En- la loza vimos verda-
deramente juegos de "manigua''. ba-
rata, juegos de semi-juniors, pues tai
podia calificarse. En- ell Castillo quedo
demostrado que la gente de la monta-
ma no tiene direction, hbrando mila-
grosamente los dos preciosos collares
que la gente de la Perla del Sur les
tenian confeccionados
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-21
Para DesyelOs, NerviOSidad }
CansanciO
Al fin y un nuevo remedio que esta
dandO a miles de personals ma
ravilloso alivio en- unOs
pocOs diaS.

ST su sueiio no es tranquilo Y re-
parador usted sc siente nervioso
v cAnsado por las maiianas, vaya don
dc su droguista Y consiga este nue.
vo remcdio, Nuga-Tone. listed Sc
quedara sorprendido de la rapidez
con que obra. Ellie dara un sueno re-
parador, fuertes v fiI1nes nervios,
buen apetito, buena digestion, buen
funcionamiento de los intestinos y
usted Sc sentira con entusiasmo y
encrgia. Este nuevo remedio, Nuga-
Toue. ohra ACCOMPLISHMENTS en- los
desarreglos del estomago, estreli-
n1iento, agriera, entumecimiento, dolo-
res de cabeza, biliosidades, ETC., etc.
Si usted esta sufriendo alguna de es-
tas molestias, usted esta en- el deber
de Iensayar este remedio como miles
de personas 10 hacen cada mes. ST u.s.
ted no recibe ning1n beneficio NADIA lie
costara. Es agradable para tonlar y
usted empezara sentirse bien innle-
diatamente. Tomelo solamente por
unos pocos dias y 81 no sierte mejoria
devuelva ell saido del frasco a su dro-
guista el lie devolvera su dinero. Los
manufacturers del Nuga-Tone como
cen tan bien 10 que el hara por usted
que solicitan de todos los droguistas
10 garanticen y devuelvan el dinero a
las personals que no esten satisfechas
de sus resultados. Recomendado, ga
rantizado v Gle venta EN- todas las boz
ticas. Advt
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Continuation de la pagina 16)
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Ell ACTUAL STANDING
Y Ell PRoXIMo (?)

Catorce juegos hasta aquf verifca-
dos: valor .713I7 puntos. 'Huma-
cao' a la cabeza con 9 juegos CANA
dos, ,642-6I7; 'Athletics'' s'Pon-
ce'' empatados, victorias cada uno.
500; "Ribosch' juegos ganados,
.357-1I7.
Ell proximo domingo HUMACAO
VS.. RIBoScH en- la Liga de Oriente;
PONCE VS.. ATHLETICS en- nuestra
Liga de la Parada Ocho. Valor de cada
juego; .6212 puntos. Resultando los
juegos UNO Y UNO, tendremos Ell
standing siguiente: "Humacao'' .625,
Athletics 500, Ponce 800, Y
Ribosch'' 375 puntos.
Venciendo 'Humacao al 'Ribosch'
en- ambos encuentros, "Ponce'' al
Athletics en- ambos, "Humacao''
tendra .6871a puntos, "Ponce" .562-
H. "Athletics" .437-1I2, y 'Ribosch'
437-1I2.
Obteniendo la victoria "RiboSch', :,
VS.. Humacao'',' y Ell Athletics VS..
Ponce, ell standing sera 'Huma-
cao'' y Athletics empatados con
56212 puntos, Ponce" >''Ri-
BOSCH tanbien empatados con .437-
a1t2 puntos. a~- s ~
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-21
"CUBICHES' Y "YANKEES"
A PUERTO RICO


Aunque ell gran promoter ''bori-
cua'' Tony Luciano, NADIA nos dice
de 81 volvera Ell Manager Landgraff
este afio con su gente, tenemos enten-
dido que Ell mencionado amigo pro-
yecta hacer otra temporada con los
"duques'', que va que la gente de
P6mpez desea tambien visitarnos, Sc
ra una doble temporada en- la que con-
tenderan nuestros equipos contra pc
loteros "americanos7 y contra pelo-
teros "cubanos' De esa proxima tenn
porada podemos adelantarnos decir
que habremos de aprender muy rucho
Y a SUI vez ell publico sacara el lucro
de su inversion por presenciar ell es-
pectaculo.
Que vengan dichos equipos traidos
por ell Gran Tony, y que tenga exito
en- la temporada que Sc inicie son nues-
tros deseos.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-21
HACE EXPELER LAS LOMBRICEs

sCuando los nihos estan palidos, ,mal-
humorados, no demuestran inreres en- Ell
juego y SUI sueno es intranquilo y su apetito
variable, es senal de que tienen lombrices,
Cuando aparecen tales sfntomas es la
hora de darles Whites Cream Vermifuge.
Unas cuantas dosis haeen salir las lom-
brices y ponen al ni1o nuevamente en- el
camino de la salud. Whites Cream
Vermifuge Sc ha usado con exito durante
los tltimos cincuenta amos. De yenta en-
las farmacias y, y,droguerfas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-21
DEPARTAMENTO DEL INTERIOR
DIVISION DE AUTOMOBILES
San Juan, P. r.
A TODOS LOS DUENOS DE We.
HICULOS DE MOTOR EN-
PUERTO RICO

81
| Por la presente Sc notifica US
tedes, que en- Junio 80, termina ell
fano fiscal 1923-24, Y que para Julio
Il, todos los AUTOMOBILES que trafican
por los caminos publicos de Puerto
Rico, deberan estar provistos de sus
nuevas tablillas de su nueva IL
cencia.
Las tablillas de este a1o son de
FONDO Girls Y NUMEROS NE.
GROS, han sido va previamente
notificadas todas las personas de la
isla para que remitan 81 possible es,
antes de JUNO 15, sus derechos, a
fin de que puedan tener en- sus res
pectivos pueblos v por conducto de
los jefes de la poliefa, las nuevas ta-
blillas para ell proKimo ano fiscal.
Las personals residentes en- San
Juan, Santurce, Y Puerta de TERRA,
deberan traer sus derechos (NO RE-
MITIRLOS POR CORREO) despues
lie Junio 25, en- cuya fecha Sc. en-
pezaran a entregar las nuevas ta-
blillas a los RESIDENCES en- San Juan.
NO Sc ATENDERAN SOLICI-
TUDES PARA SEPARAR NUME-
RIOS ESPECIALES PARA MN
GUN VEHICULO DE MOTOR; las
tablillas Sc expediran por ell orden en-
que vienen, y cada cual lie tocara el
ntmero que en- suerte lie correspon
da. Los dueiios de AUTOMOBILES des-
tinados servicio privado, y que han
cambiado sus, tablillas por servicio
ptblico durante el mes de Mayo, de-
ben remitir junto con la cantidad
que sc lie pide para la licencia del
automovil destinado a seryicio pri-
vado, $4,000 mas, para remitirles
las tablillas de servicio p1blico.
AL recoger las nuevas tablillas es
necesario deyolver las viejas que U.s.
ted posee, de 10 contrario, deberan
depositar $1.00 que lie sera devuelto
tan pronto devuelva usted sus vie
jas tablillas.
Los examenes para chauffeurs que
daran suspendidos desde JUNO Is
hasta Julio Is.
Guillermo ESTEVES.
Comisionado.
lJunio q, 1924. Advt
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AL MARGEN DE LOS DEPoRTEs
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PoR RAzoNEs FINANCIERAs
NO VAN AL NoRTE

Sc daba va por segura la partida del
primer equ;po "borincano' a .jugar pc
lota a los Estados Unidos este vera
no, pero ell proyecto "abort6' al te-
ner que sacar pasajes de primera clase
en- Ell "San Lorenzo. Los planes es-
taban hechos para pasajes de segunda
en- uno de los barcos de la Red SD"
Line. pero estas horas no hay re-
dencion con pasajes al norte a precio
limitado Deb;do los inconvenientes
la idea queda en- pie para ell verano de
1925 en- que saldran nuestros mucha-
chos dispuestos la fucncs, ranto en-
pelota, como en- atletismo, etc. has
ia Sc contara con alguno que otro con
ferencista para que de a conocer a
Puerto Rico nuestros hermanos del
Norte.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-06-21
Ell "BAYAMoN" VENICE
AL "CAGUAS"

Ell eauipo de basket bail "BAYA-
MoN'' visito recientemente Caguas
para celebrar I'm match con Ell "CA-
GUAS'' Actu6 de referee ell popular
Pablito Albanese. Los ''bayamone
ses'' en- ell primer cuarto anotaronse
4 a 1 baskets. .Al segundo los Ca
giiefios'' arremeten y hacen un feno-
menal avance, estando Ell juego a IA
vor de 'tCAGUAS'' IL g baskets.
Ell punto debil del BAYAMoN fue
cambiado, y Lule, poderosa celumna
bayamonesa fue quien domino la 81
tuacion meti6 en- cintura los ca
giiefos no permitiendo ell BAYAMoN
nj un solo basket al CAGUAS en- este
cuarto, mientras que Ell score al fina-
liar este tercer cuarto leiase IA a II
por ell ''inyencible En- ell ii1tlmo
cuarto hubo anotaciones de ambas par
tes, pero siempre fue la victoria final
para ell "BAYAMON'' SUI score fue
"a a 21 baskets. Mafiana domingo vol
veran 1nedi< sus fuerzas estos equi-
pos en- Bayamon, a cuyo partido con-
curriran las madrinitas del BAYA-
MON, las simpfEica amables Elisa
Umpierre, Josefna Luifia Carmen
Vela. Que sigan triunfando los ba-
yamoneses.
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CAMPEONATO DE AMATEURS
BAsEBOLERoS

A insistencias de un crecido hume
no de fanaticos de esta capital y de la
isla, Sc acaba de confeccionar un con-
cienzudo reglamento, unico en- su cla-
Sc conocido en- Puerto Rico, por Ell cual
Sc regiran los "amateurs'' de la isla
(Continua en- la pagina 19)
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DEPORTIVAS DE "EL MUNDO''

tare, combatiendolos con igual derecho.
que tengo para ensalsarlos cuando Sc
10 merezcan.
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ci6n, sierpre que estos sean aproba-
dos por las tres cuartas parties de las
novenas que forman la Lga.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
JUG0SLAv THREATS ~
ALARM BULGARIA
Fear Felt That Belgrade Will Send
Army Over Border to Subject
Macedonians.

BY Cable to The Star and the Chicago Daily
News. Copyright. 1924.
SOFIA, February 9.-The fact that
Macedonian unrest presents a danger
to Bulgaria was thoroughly shown
today in the course Of a debate on
foreign affairs in the sobranje. All
speakers referred to the delicate sit
uation in which Bulgaria found her
self placed with Jugoslavia. which is
reported to have decided to suppress
Macedonian revolutionaries this
spring.
Since concluding her agreement
with Italy, Jugoslavia has been con-
centrating attention on Macedonia
and. fearing n revolutionary revolt,
wishes to forestall it. If the conflict
could be confined to Jugoslavian soil,
Bulgaria would not care. But Bel
grade is alleging that the revolutions
aries also are intriguing and work.
ing in Bulgaria and unless Sofia will
Loyalty cooperate against them. Bel
which is equivalent to sending troops
across the frontier =
Sofia denies any collusion with the
reVoIutlonaries, but points out that
the number of Macedonian emigrants
which have entered this country and
her lack of an army incapacitates
her from taking action. Nevertheless
the Bulgarian government is Begin
ming to realize that Jugoslavia now
intends TO deal resolutely with the
Macedonians. Infraction of the Bull
sarian frontier with Il probable con-
sequent seizure of the Pernik coal
mines would be national catas-
trophc. So Bulgaria is seeking 4
solution.
SO far the Bulgarian policy tends
toward call for protection 20 the
great powers. paying particular at
tention to England. whose new labor
cabinet includes several men possess
ing frst-hand knowledge of and
sympathy with the Bulgarian view
point.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
AROUND THE CITY
BY FIELDS.
BY Mamie Lancaster

was equal to tie occasion: 'cNuthin's S
all you'd get"
4 MEMBER OF a charitable organ
ization that does helpful work the
year round, without making a fuss
about it, has just given beIated
Christmas experience which is worth
the telling, because
"A bed-ridden grandmother, a wild
owed daughter out of work and a
very small girl had just moved into
the parish, and 4 fellow member and
myself had gone there in the carly
afternoon and left food and a half
ton of coal. The child was such a
solemn bit of a thing and stuck in
a corner with such scared eyes that
1t sort of touched me. and / went
over to her and whispered that l was
coming back to bring her d doll. Both
Of us men having children of our own.
though mine We're abroad, we decided
10 give the child a real Christmas out
OF our own pockets, so along with a
COLL. We went TO the market and
brought tiny tree diked out with
docdads. and my friend persuaded his
wife into chipping in with one of
the chickens that had come to her in
The child vehtured near enough to
take the doll and watched while We
fixed up the little tree-both women
Icing too feeble to help US.
IL really warmed my heart to have
had a hand in the chi1d's happiness.
and that evening, being homesick for
my own family, l went back to the
little shack of a house just to have a
peep through the window to see how
the child was enjoying her Christmas.
ITO my astonishment the bed-rid-
den grandmother was feasting at 4
table on the chicken from the country
box, and with her and the other wom-
an was a husky man--all of them
having good time at the expense of
the society they had buncoed
My mind was made up for instant
When L saw the child huddled I'D in
the corner. with the tree and doll
hugged tight in her arms felt that
the comfort we had given her more
than balanced the money we had
thrown away on the three others"
The police took a hand in the Incl
dent, of course, but we don't talk
about criminals in this nice, genteeI
little place.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
RAIL HEADS GIVEN TRIAL
IN SUIT FOR DAMAGES
Claims Involving 100000 May
Be Affected by Test Case
in st. Paul Courts.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
ST. PAUL, Mimi, February 8
Under decision handed down by the
state supreme court here yesterday
various northwest railroads and
James G. Davis, former director gen.
eral of the roads. were given a trial
in a suit brought by Harry Z. Nc
Cool of Duluth for recovery of dam
age caused to his property during the
forest fire of 1918, when hundreds of
lives were lost.
Claims aggregating approximately
S4,000,000 against the railroad admins
tration for damages as result of
the fires, may be indirectly affected
by the decision which came on a test
case, it was said. The suit charges
carelessness and negligence on the
part of the railroad companies and
that this resulted in destruction of
their property.
McCool last year obtained a
$4,000 verdict in st. Louis county
district court and Judge H. A. Dane
er denied the defendants a new trial.
Today's decision, however, reversed
Judge Dancer, and orders the case
again brought before the courts
Evening star., 1924-02-10
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Evening star., 1924-02-10
COSTS OF RHINE ARMY.

PARIS, February 9.-The agree
ment concerning the payment of the
costs of the American army of occu-
patton in Germany will be submitted
to the French parliament for ratifica-
tion within few days.
The agreement, which was signed
May Is, 1923, in Paris by representa-
tives of the United States, Great
Britain, France. Italy and Belgium,
fixes 1,071, 100000 gold marks as the
sum to be reimbursed the United
States.
Evening star., 1924-02-10

The man eyed
her with an eX-
preston OF polar
SHOWS and an
Swered in tones
to match:
NO. / have my
family with me.
Pass on.
T h c W 0 m u n
sllrank back To
w h e r G V er she
came from, and
the man-hiS rec
titude fully ac-
counted for Sa t
out the rest of
the performance
~ -.A4 ,-A
Evening star., 1924-02-10

Holding a B. o.
and an A. B. degree
at Rush College,
Chicago, her train
ing has been en-
larged by post
graduate work at
Emerson College
of Boston and five
years experience
in teaching COL
lege dramatics.
In addition to
this training, her
e x p e r / G n G. G as
teacher of dra-
matics in the pub
lie schools and
four years expe-
rience in the COM
munity center de-
Evening star., 1924-02-10
ROBERT GOELET SUED
FOR DIVORCE IN PARIS
New Yorker's Marriage to Second
Wife Took Place in
October, 1919.
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
PARIS, February 9.-Divorce pro-
ceedings against Robert Goelet of
New York were instituted in the
Paris courts today by his wife. who
was formerly the Princess Fernando
RiabouchinSky.
Mr.. Goelet was divorced by his first
wife. who was formerly Miss Elsie
Whe1en, in March, 1917. He was
married to Nine. Riabouchinsky in
divorcee and is the daughter Of
the Italian savant, Prof. Rocchi.
Evening star., 1924-02-10
CHAPTER XII.
Capt. William Clark.

"Will."
'sMernew ~
The two young men gripped hands
as the great bateau swung inshore at
the Point of Rocks on the Kentucky
side of the Ohio. They needed MOTTO
do more, these two. The face of each
told the other what, he felt. Their
mutual devotion, their generosity and
unselfishness, their unflagging unity
of purpose, their perfect manly COM
radeship-what wonder so many have
called the story of these two more
romantic than romance itself?
cit has been long. since we met,
WILL" said Meriwether Lewis. "I
have been eating my heart out up at
Pittsburgh. I got your letter, and
glad enough I was to have it.. I had
been fearing that I would have to go
on alone. Now feel as if we already
had succeeded. I cannot tell you
but don't need to try"
And you, Merne," rejoined William
Clark-Capt. William Clark. if you
gaunt, red-headed, blue-eyed, smil-
ing. himself a splendid figure of a
man-"ypu, Merne, are a great man
now, famous there in Washington!
Mr.. Jefferson's right-hand man-we
hear of you often across the noun
tains. I have been waiting for you
here. as anxious as yourself"
'The water iS~-1ow," complained
Lewis, land thousand things have
delayed us. Are you ready to startr'
an ten minutes--in five minutes. /
will have my boy York go up and get
my rifle and my bags"
"Your brother, Gen. Clark, how is
he?"
William Clark shrugged with a
smile which had half as much sorrow
as mirth in it.
heart is broken. He thinks that his
country has forgotten him.
Evening star., 1924-02-10

tAiS iSStitouS' Aci Nhs
As the curtain fell on the first
act a woman came down the aisle,
and pausing beside him. asked. in a
low and somewhat hesitant voice:
Are you aloneT'
Evening star., 1924-02-10

Mrs. A M. Poston, leader OF the
Wilson Normal Community Players,
the adult dramatic club of the Wilson
Normal Center. combines pleasing
personality and executive ability with
DRAMATIC training and experience.
Evening star., 1924-02-10

MAN of auSterest rectitude
sat in an aisle chair at
theater. You could tell about
the rectitude. for WHY?
Evening star., 1924-02-10

was equal to tie occasion: 'tNuthinss
all you'd get"
Evening star., 1924-02-10
At Community Centers

Lucretia Walker Hardy, acting gen.
eral director, Franklin School. Main
6036.
The Connecticut labor news., 1924-08-23
1000 Per Cent. Profit.

New York,-More than 1000 per cent. profits in six months have piled up for the absentee owners of the Is- land Creek Coal Co. As a result of low non union wages the company sold coal proftably at $1.65 a ton. By un- derselling union territory it ran up pro- duction for the first half of the year to record-breaking- total of 2050,907 tons in spite of the depression. Net income for the six months ended June 30 was $1,436,874, equivalent after pre- ferred dividends to $1O9S on each $1 share