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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02

To Kick Out the Tong Murderers
Britain and Mexico Shake Hands
An American on German "Militarism"
Insects That Make Music
Underground Radio
Playing Hamlet in Golf logs
Il NEWS-STANDS TO-DAY-1O
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
Girl Ball Team
Is Due Saturday

Every baseball fan under 80
would do well TO wear his best bow
tie and get an extra shoe shine this
weekend Tho olympic Hotel has
made reservations for tho
philadelphia Bobbstts.r who arc TO
arrive In Seattle Saturday.
The Bobbetts are IL Philadelphia
girls. including their male manager.
who are on their way to Japan TO
show the japanese how a girl plays
baseball. They viii sail on the
President jefferson. October s. This
viii give them three days In Seattle.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
Deputy Ray Murphy's
Injuries Serious

Injuries received last week by
Ray Murphy. deputy sheriff. in a
motorcycles accident In Everett, IL
now develops. were more serious
than at first believed. Murphy was
serying with a King county posse
in the hunt FOR i~ailbreakers. His
inner car was injured in the acct.
dent, and now the left side Of his
face IL paralyzed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
Some of the Good Things in The. Digest THIS w.

Both Sides Find a "kick" in the
Church Prohibition Report
Barring Saklatvala from U. S.
American Flyers Fighting in Morocco
Harvesting the Tides of Fundy
Secretary of Interior Under Fire
ON A
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02

N youtH VIII not mix For long With mental old age.
Our children may not tell us in so many words that our minds
are old, that we can talk about nothing but "the job" "the office"
or the club or bridge or our ~neighbors' affairs. But their actions
will speak louder than words.
If they find that we know little or nothing about the great hap
penings in the outside world, if they find us unable to answer their
questions about sports, plays, the latest discoveries in exploration,
science, and invention, if we show ignorance before their friends
OF what the great statesmen and writer's and labor leaders and ed
itors of the world are saying and doing-then we will find them
leaving us alone in the evenings, or overjoyed to be invited to other
and more interesting homes, rather than to bring outsiders to our
home.
In homes like this, a tragedy has happened-yet the parents.
young in years but old in mind, merely sit back helplessly and won
der at what they call "the mystery of the younger generation"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02

Daddy. bring home some OF Boldt's
French pastry-Advsrtisemeut.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1925-10-02
The Answer of Our Children

f THEY like to talk with us, if they like to bring their interesting
friends to dinner, if they find US good pals at all times and seek our
companionship and advice, then we can be sure that we have a young"
home.
But youth will not mix for long with mental old age.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-21
LA DEsPEDIDA DE LOS
ALLENTOWN

ExIsTE GRAN ANIMACIoN PA
RA AsIsTIR A LA RECEPTION
QUE EN- HONOR DE Los AL
IENToWN Sc cELEBRARA EN-
LA NOCHE DEL DOMINGO EN-
Ell HOTEL nGIRAMAR
La novena Allentown" celebra-
ra esta semana una serie de cinco
juegos con los "Atl6ticos'' La se-
rie comenzara ell sabado por la tar
de y habran juegos ell domingo y
1unes.
La Comisi6n organizadora del ho-
menaje cue en- honor de. los Al
lentown Sc ceIebrara en- la noche
del domingo en- el Hotel Miramar,
esta trabajando con gran actividad.
para que el acto sea un aconteci-
miento social, fin de que los
players" continentales regresen
a su ciudad natal agradablemente
inpresionados de la reception de
despedida que aquf Sc les ha tribu-
tado.
Ell sefior Axtmayor, propietario
del hotel ha cedido los saIones de
este completamente gratis, por 10
que Ia Comisi6n sc ha sentido muy
agradecida.
La orquesta del popular fan Car
melo Dfaz amenizara la reception
y gran nimero de invitaciones han
sido distribuidas.
Ell acto promote ser concurridfsi-
mo = la Comisi6n ha inv1tado es-
pecialmente al gobernador Towner
y al Alcalde Todd. quienes habla-
ran breves palabras.
Por los Fans de San Juan es po-
sible que liable Ell Senador Iriarte
y ell Lcdo. Ramirez santibahez.
Aquellas personas cue no hayan
recibido la invitaci6n pueden soh-
en- la noche de la reception
a los niembros de la Comisi6n que
Sc encontraran en- ell Hotel Mira
mar.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-21
Ell POEMA DE LOS
NIBELUNGOS
CcyLEsTA

Epopeya alemana. escrita el afIo
1900, su verdadero tftulo es El tran
ce de los NibelugOs. Son los nibelun-
gos un Image mftico de enanos,
descendientes del rey Nibelung, este
es: hijo de la oscuridad. FL h6roe
del poema es Sigfrido,
Con la leyenda de los Nibelungos
Sc han hecho vaTias obras moder-
mas: Ia trilogfa dramatica de He
bel Y el drama musical de Wagner
Ell anillO del Nibelungo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-21
Ante Ell n1ISteriO
Continuation de la pag. a

Cierta mujer, quten la beata ha-
6ia hecho en- vida TN gran bien es-
piritual, VIC INA hermosa mariposa
y una efigie ilusoria de Maria Ana,
difunta, y como ignoraba sn 1nuerte,
exclan6: "Ay, madre mial SEstas
viva y te me apareces muerta7"
Y cuando al otro dia fu6 a verla
halo a la puerta de su zelda ell gran
coacurso de gente, por el que supo
Ia verdad de la aparici6n que tuvo
IL vfspera.
Tn6s Garcia, vecina de Corral de
Almaguor, habia pactado con la bea-
Ia que la cue antes falleciese avi-
Fase a Ia otra, y, estando en- ora
ri6n two clara rottcia de la muerte
de Maria Ana, que confirm6 stets
dios despu6s IN hidalgo de aquella
villa cue estaba en- Madrid cuando
rluri6 la sierva de Dios.
Tgualmerte, Ia misma noche de
ST. transito, apareci6se en- ell Colegio
de Ia Vera Cruz, de Ealamanca, al
padre fray Gaspar de los Reyes,
persusdi6ndole para que Sc restttu-
yese a Ia orden de Descalzos, de la
Que habia saltdo, y el cump16 10 que
lie encom endara.
Despu6s de su muerte hi2o dos So
faladas apariciones. Una en- Ma
drid, a Lucia PeraIes, que Sc hallaba
eaforma y mEy atribulada, por te-
ner preso en- Ia carcel de Corte I'm
hijo, con quien habia consumido Ia
hacienda que poseia- supo esa lnujer
cue habfa maerto Maria Ana, y IL
invoc6 nuy devotamente, 1ogran-
do su vision resplandeciente Y coli
sigIliendo que a los pocos dias ella
estuviese ibre de su NAL ell hijo,
de la carcel.
posteriormente apareci6 en- Sc
villa al padre fray Miguel ortavat,
reGgioso de San Francisco, quien
acongojaba Ia pesadumbre de una
grave calurnnia. Dijole que Ia mis-
Jna> hora moririan el en- sevilla Y
Marcos Gil Varr6n en- Madrid. Des-
apareci6 Maria Ana, y fray Miguel
hiZo que Sc tomase por fe Y testi1no-
MO su declaration. Y pocos dias des-
pu6s verific6se, EN- efecto, la simul-
t&neidad de las dos muertes.
rs igualmente de advertir que
en- vida habfa realizado tambisn Sd
aParici6n, pues el capellan de Fell
pc III, Enrique Saurens, fundador
del Hospital do San Luis de los Fran
ceses, durante una gravisirna enfer-
medad que padeci6 lie visit6 On es-
piritu.
Aparte la facultad de obrar pro-
digios que la igIeSia reconoce a les
Santos como seres excepcionaleS
asjstidos de Ia divina gracia, ell pro
fano encuentra siempre en- estos he
chos un justo motive de preocupa-
ci6n. Los creyentes de todas las
comuniones Y los que Sc mantienen
alejados de todas las relig1cnes po-
sitivas sienten 10 nismo: la emoci6n
ante 10 que uamamos sobrenaturaI,
y cue tai vez algGn dia, roto ell We
10 de 10 inexplicable, aparezca como
natural.
Y hasta entonces, iluninados los
rnos por su fe y confusos los otros,
a todos nos hara estremecer nuss-
ira inquietud ante Ell misterio.
Pedro de REPIDE.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-21

Carlos Benitez Castano auE0T.zai-
ci6n para mantener, y administrar
un servicio de lanchas de gasolina
en- aguas adyacentes Puerto Ri.
co, entire Ceiba y vieques".
Ell Secretario Executive dc Pto.
Rico ha expedido licencia para ca
zar y portar armas de caza, al Sc.
nor Mariana Acosta velarde, de
San Juan, P. R.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-21

Sue SSrdn uauSu1GluoS por Ia lis
taci6n Radiotelef6nica WKAQ
de la Radio Corporation de Puer-
to Rico en- 34O.7 Metros desde
"La Tsla del Encanto".
Mario "a, 1925
De 1890 P. M.
1.-Selecciones musicales por ia
'Euterpe Jazz Band", Director
Carmelo D1ag.
(a) Eliza" Fox Trot-
Ted. Fiorito.
(b) Packard Blues Fox
Trot. Pefa Moreu
(Dedicado NJ. Alfaro Reyes
de la Repdblica Doninicana j
(c) "San Juan Athletic ~
Damon -Peha Moren.
(d) "Felices Diaz'' ''-Danza.
Campos.
2.-Presentaci6n del Gran Tenor
81. PaoH a los oyentes por el Lcdo.
Luis Ilorens Torres.
3.-El Gran Tenor Comendador
Antonio .Paou, Gloria del Arts Nun.
dial, cantara los stguientes ntmeros:
(a) 'Improyiso de Andrea
Chenier del Maestro
Giordano.
(b) LA Donna e Mobile, del
Maestro Verdi.
(c) "Arioso de la Opera G.
Pagliaci, del Maestro
Leon Cavello.
lie acompanara al piano Ia
muy distinguida soprano y
reputada profesora de canto,
Srta. Amalia Paoli, hernia
ma del insigne Tenor.
4.-Poemas del Gran Poeta
Portorriqueno Luis Llorens To-
rres, recitados por su autor Y
traducidos al ingles por Mr.. Pen
mock.
5.-Noticias information gene
raj.
6.-Selecciones por la "Euterpe
Jazz Band":
(a) "Dear One, Fox Trot,
Mark Fisher.
(b) 1.-TWO Words by Radio,
Fox Trot, Pena Morell.
(Dedicado a WKAQ).
(c) "Follow the Swallow, j.,
Fox Trot, Ray Hender-
son.
(d) "Bibelot", Pasillo Pana-
memo, Luis R. Miranda.
NOTA:-Se suplica al pdblico
escuche ell concerto por radio. La
entrada a la Estaci6n esta pro-
hibida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-21
Terrible FiCaz0n

La desesperante picazon V ardor
del herpe desaparece inmediatamen-
te con la primera aplicaci6n del
nuevo v maravillosO ungiiento
.SORBINOL Su acci0n calmante Y
sanativa hace que sea inmejorable
para aliViar almorranas, nuemadu-
ras, heridas, diyiesos, nacidos cla-
cotes Y demas Intermediates de la
piel. Durante muchos amos SOR-
BINOL fue el remedio favorito que
recetaba un notable especialista
pero ahora puede obtenerse q un
costo relativamente pequeno en- las
farmadas de + r. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-21
NoTAs DE FoRTALEzA

Ell Gobernados ha expedido pa
saporte para todos los paises, al
sehor Manuel Rivera Fsrrer, su es-
posa, Carmen Umpierre y milo, TO-
dos de San Juan.
Ell Gobernador ha aprcbaio la
siguients Ordenanza de La Corai-
sion de Servicio Pubnco:
ssoRDENANZA Concediendo a
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-21
DEL NEaoCIADo DE ENFERNiE-
DADRs TRANsMIsIBLEs
A LOS 1IlEDIoOS Y AL PUBLICO
EN- GENERAL

Por Ia presente Sc notifca a to-
dos los medicos y al pdbico en- ge-
neral, que cada vez que tengaa one
lnforlnar E'de urgeDcia> - .os DO
mingos y dias festIyOs'' casos de
intermediates transmisibles, ne
cesitsn que Sc le tomen n'restras
de sangre o exudado far5ngeo, etc,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-21
OFRECEMOS.

Viohnes aleTnanes, guitarras espa-
nolas, mandqlinas, Y accessories pa
- los n.iszaos. cuerdas para cello y
contrat ajo, Metodos Y estudios. Dis
cos y agujas para fon6grafo.
Ejecutamos pedidos de cnalquier
artlculo de mtsica.
J. NJ. SOLER
Carretera Nueva 154. Parada 90.
Apartado 934. San Juan, P. 3.
Advs.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-21
UNA CARTA
INTERESANTE
Diciembre u de 1927
Sefiores Merino Rodriguez 4 Hns

NIuy sefiOres mfos Y amigos: en-
contestaci6n a su alta. &c los co
rrientes pidi6ndome mi opinion acer
ca de las cocinas Red Star que
ustedes venden en- esa isla, dcb0
manifestarles que de hace mas de
dos amos cOmpr6 una aquf en- New
York enviandOla a la isla Y desde
aQuella 6poca esta en- uso en- la ca
sa de mi yerno el senior Pedro Ro-
drfgueZ.
Les ha dado un resultado asom-
broso, no solamente por su econo-
mia eficiencia sino tanbitn por
facil manejo.
Esperanto quede compIacido con
la presente quedo a sus 0rdeues su
afmo. y S. S.
Jose =, Rexaeh.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-21
CoNCIERTos PoR RADIO

Que seran transmitidos por la Es-
taci6n Radiotelef6nica WKAQ
de la Radio Corporation de Puer-
to Rico en- 34O.7 Metros desde
"La Tsla del Encanto''.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-21

Este testimoniO tan yalioso come
desinteresado demuestra una vez
mas 10 que puede hacer por usted
una cocina de Gas RED STAR, ven
,dida para satisfacer al que la usa.
zet.s'-s--.s. s.os2 ssss5 ssla
FERRETERIA MERINO
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-03-21
0UININA EN- FORMA sUPE

VU1N1NA EN- FORMA SUPERIOR
El efecto t6nico Y laxante del
LAXATIVE BROMO QUININA
lie hace superior a la Quinina or
dinaria, y no afecta la cabeza. La
hrma E w. GROVE Sc halla en-
cada caiita. -
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19
St OCKS STRONG
AS DISCOUNT
RATE HOLDS
Failure Of London to Change
Figure Aids Bulls in I to
4 Point Advance
By. TnfernationaI News Service

-
NEW York; Nov. 1S.-London
cables advising that no change was
made today in the Bank of Eng
Land discount rate was good news
for the bulls lin Wall Street, and
industrial stocks which had been
under pressure at the close = of
Wednesdays session responded
buoyantly at the opening, with first
prices from 1 to points higher.
In some, cases there was dis
position to follow up these adj
vaflces. but the market lacked
snap and decisiveness.
The bears appeared to be- firmly
entrenched in some parts or the
list, and the market as q whole
was decidedly irregular in the
early trading.
The market was active in the
first hour, though the bulk of the
trading was in 100-share lots, with
scale buying and large-lot trading
unusually small. Unusual interest
attached to the large number Of
dividend meetings of railroad and
industrial companies.
Pressure on the motor and in
dustFial stocks in the second hour
resulted in a downward DETECTION
OF prices, with Chrysler and GEN
eraI Motors declining to below yes
terdays low range. The coppers
and oils lost the greater part Of
their opening gains, while the rails
furnished the outstanding strong
spots in this period.
Cab money renewed at
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19
Trnat Resonrcaa Great

Resources totalltng over sos, 000,-
900 Were reported by the District
Of Columbia trust companies on
June 80, 1925, according to Trust
Companies Of the United States"
just published. This figure repre-
sents q gain Of more than SO, 000,-
600 over last year. The 2,7O1 re-
porting companies of the United
States had total assets of SIS, 49,
673,477, an increase of $2.12O,171 ,230
over last year. Deposits were in
excess Of $4,000, 100000 over last
year.
President John w. Platten of the
United States Mortgage and Trust
Company, In Analysing the figures
for 1925, says: 1.-THE position OF the
trust companies measured in terms
of growth and prosperity, is an
accurate index of the standing
which they have won through con-
stantly increasing usefulness and
more highly specialized service
to their hosts of patrons.
Outlook Optimistic
L Current conditions and present
favoring auspices justify a most
optimistic outlook for this powerful
branch of our national banking
structure"
That there are the greatest posi-
biIities for future development OF
trust company business is the belief
Of Judge Davis Biggs, trust officer
of the National Bank of Commerce
In st. Louis, who, also writing in
Trust Companies, declares: "The
chief functions of trust departments
are to safeguard capital and keep
it in profitable use. Comprehend
ing these, it's other functions is to
render personal service to owners
of capital.
when these are understood we
then obtain glimpses Of possibilities
in the future development OF trust
business. When the tremendous
size of the per capita wealth of the
United States is considered, and
when it is realized that the growth
Of capital in the past ten years in
the United States has attained pro-
portions Undreamed of ia any land
or any generation, the possibilities
Of the service Of a trust depart
ment are apparent and seem al
most without limit.
add to this the stimulating eff
feet upon the accumulation of the
trust business would appear to be
without end"
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19
ITALY WILL &c
500, 0O0, 900
LOAN
Action Follows Debt Settle
nent r. Morgan = Co.
to Handle Business
By TntcrnationaI News Service

NEW YORK, Nov. 1y.4-American
bankers will extend a loan OF $780,
0OV,0O to Italy and the public prob
ably viii pe invited to invest III
bonds before the end Of the week,
it was said on good authority today.
This action follows on the heels
OF the ItaI0-American debt settle
ment at Washington last Thursday.
1t Is understood that j. T. Nor
gan and Company. heading nation
wide list Of bankers, win handle the
business.
The loan Ii said to have the cor
dial good wishes Of the State De
partment.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19
RUBBER CHECK
ARTISTS ARE
At WORK
Banks Report Numerous At
tempts to Cash Bogus
Paper Here
By RICHARD HATTON

knights and ladies of the ancient
Order of the Bad Check seem to
have met in Washington for their
semi-annual convention. The last
visitation of these pests to banks
and merchants occurred during
July and August, but the epidemic
was promptly stamped out by the
vigilance of local bank officials.
Evidently the. approach of the
holiday season has revived the en-
thusiasm Of those who believe they
are more clever than the watchful
merchant and the well-trained and
careful bank teller. In practically
every case. however, that has APP
peared since the present bad check
campaign started. the artist" has
been detected and turned over to
the police. One bank reports that
five of these criminals have been
sent to the police station within the
last few days.
OF Many Types
individuals attempting to cash
bad checks at local banks range
from well-dressed, prosperous-look-
ing strangers who claim substantial
banking connections, to poor ignor-
ant boObs who have not the first
criminal. Some of the local banks
are taking a great deal Of trouble,
spending the time of employees and
considerable money to rid the city
of this financial plague Corpora
ton among all banks, merchants
and others concerned is considered
the only possible method by which
100 per cent safety against the
manipulation of the bad check may
be obtained.
While the banks are the main
detectives Of the bad check brigade,
especial attacks. are made upon
outlying filling stations and smaller
merchants. With the warning
against the bad check pasHer and
the drastic steps being taken by
some of the banks, however, 1t is
believed the present visitation OF the
pest will be ,short-lived. Cooper.
alton in experimenting and prose
cutting these people regardless of
heart-rending tales, sobbing pleas
and bold-faced bravado is considered
the only means of Graduating the
evil
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19
Liverpool Cotton

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1S.-Fair de-
Tnands for spots: prices steady;
sales 5000 bales.
Mid fair lila: strictly good mid,
11.e4; good mid. 11.39; strictly mid.
11.0s; mid, 1914; strictly low, 1893
low. 1909; strictly good ordinary,
9.69; good ordinary, 9.09.
Futures opened quiet December.
opened at 1915; January 1912
March 10.47: May 1919; Jnly, 10.43,
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19
Romance in Bank

That romance flutters about the
big steel vaults, the griIled cages
and the pounding mechanical check
Oancelling and bookkeeping ma
chimes Of a busy bank has been
demonstrated by a popular employe
of the Franklin National Bank, who
left for a short vacation as Miss
Margie Rawl and returned to sur.
prise her friends In the bank as
Mrs. B. NJ. Chapman.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19
Bankers Taking Rest

President Julius Peyser, of the
Security Savings and Commercial
Bank, Is spending a few days in
New York. Vice President Fred
Mckee, of the same institution, is
spending a few days at his country
home Ct ArundeI-on.the-Ray.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19
New York Cotton

NEW York, Nov. 1.-THE cot
ton market was unsteady at the
opening of trading today, with the
first prices from z to IL points
lower. December opened at 20.5b
down Z points; january, 1913 down
. points, and March, 1887 down
~ points.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19
Chicago Cotton

CHIC o. Nov. 49, Cotton
slumped from seven to ten points
below Yesterdays closing prices at
the opening. December was 20.O3;
january. 1885; March, 1888, and
May. 1886.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19
New York Coffee
By international News

BY International News Service
NEW YORK, Nov. 1.-THE coffee
market was from unchanged to 16
points lower. December, $17.70;
March, 1856; May, $3.50; July,
SIC: September, ,$Is.4o. B
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19
Council Bankers Meeting

The Council Of Administration Of
the District TO Columbia Bankers
Association will hold it's regular
meeting Friday. Only routine mat
tiers will occupy the members.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19
Canadian Wheat

WINNIPEG, Nov. 10. Opening
wheat prices today were: Decem.
Der, 1873, down IA; May, 1.36A,
down one.Qlarter
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-11-19
Foreign Bonds

FURNISHED. by w. B. Hibbs & Coz
French 4s. -. =. -. -
Premium 20
British Victory 4s...s. .......... 1876
National War Loan 5s.........-. 526
War Loan .................. ~
italian 6s........... 40
Belgfan Restoration 5s... SO
Premium ............... SO
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New York. Cleaning House
NEW YORK. Nov. IS. Tx
changes, $g58, 900, 900: balances. 4102 :
OO0, 900: Federal Reserve Bank credit
balance, 81, OO0, 900.
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Back From Vacation

Jacob Scharf, vice president Of
the Second National Bank, has re-
turned to his desk after a short
Illness.
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LTNOTYPE co.

Brooklyn n z, Nov. II, 1875
DIVIDEND NO. 120
Al regular quarterly dividend OF "a
per cent on the capital stock of Mer-
genthaler Linotype Company will bee
paid on December 81. 1925, to the stock
no nOshe s.1o. SUT9ness N Dacp4eper y
1925 The Transfer Books win not be
closed. JOS. r. MACKEY, Treasurer.
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on Stocks

Anglo-American on Co-newII l17ssEgI is g
Borne Ecrymser Co ........l220 1880
Buckeye Pipe, Line Co ......I 81 IS
Chesoboro Manuf Co. 80 u
Continental Oil Co ,........I 23kl 231k
Crescent Pipe Line Co 1921 is 1e1z
Cumberland Pipe Line. I141 l143
Eureka Pipe Line 81. .....I 6T1kf 68M
sCsaIena-SignaI Oil Co Conf SO 40
sGalena-Signal OIL Co-pfd =. l1e7 I11O
Illinois Pipe Line Co s..s..sI So So
National Transit CO ....... 1914 10
New York Transportation Col 6336 81
Northern Pipe Line co.,. e 50
Prairie Oil & Gas Co 1890. 52hi S3A