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I
W. F. Ladd & Co.
Investment
Securities
New York
THOMSON
AND
McKINNON
42 Broadway. New York
:09 S. La Salic St., Chicago
Pletcher-Amer. Nat'l Bank B!dg.,
Indianapolis
\ . E hange
on I- change
luce Sxchang?
Member. tHg?
of ? . -, . . ? ? . ha ??
Board of Trade
Winnipeg Gram Exchang?
DIRECT PRIVATE WIRES
?ROTM. PITCH RIGHTS
GKXKRAL MOTOR?? RIGHTS
PHELL TRAP. * TRANS. RIGHTS
NEW JERSEV ?CINC RIGHTS
\MERICAN WOOI KN RIGHTS
PACIFIC DEV. CORPS. RIGHTS
ARK \n-\s \ VTION M G \S RIGHTS
NATIONAL PARK BANK RIGHTS
( o> UNEN I VI. (?I!. RIGH rs
M m, \H \ FIRE INS. RIGHTS
CORN EX< HANGE B\NK RIGHTS
IRVING NATIONAL BANK RIGHTS
CC.Kerr&Co.
i Rector St. N. Y. Phone 6780 Rector
! WE WILL BUY
100 Amer. Machine & Foundry
50 Packard Pfd.
50 Todd Shipyard?
WE WILL SELL
50 Republic Cotton Mills
50 Semet Solvay
50 American Bras*
?Gwynne Bros.
Tel. Broad 5270 25 Broad St., N. Y.
I J.H.Rice, Jr. & Co. Will Buy
i\merican Lithograph lorn.
100 Inter'] ( ?gar Machin?
INI v it. Oil of N. -J. Pfd.
300 pj-rene Manufacturing
?50 Pocahontan I'uel Com.
70 Singer Manufacturing
100 SI n (lard \?>-n
1 100 Mood ward Iron torn.
J.K. Rice, Jr. & Co. Will Sell
:,r, \n.vco Company
50 Run nut < ?>. < om.
25 Bond S Mortgage- Gtiar.
- I Irsl n itlonal Bank
UK? New Jersey /?n< "Right?"
?nv. I. Reynolds Tob. Com. ft Pfd.
0 Semel - Solvay ?
loo lotted Theatre Equip. Pfd. S
J.K.Rice,Jr.&Co.
E_v
?iii?iiiiiitiiiiiimiiiiiiriitiMi
ra_ar-_
I Berlin 4s
r Hamburg 41 2$
S Leipzig 41'28
1 Cologne 4s
> I Frankfort 4s
g Stuttgart 4s
Dusseldorf 4s
Italian Treasury 5s of 1922
Y?ety& Hart?n
4? ?_U _*, ? "mam/ ^*wr*w
Vhovu?-' tJ_ toi ?3_0
llim'V.V, :..-"!i!i;iivimtininir!riimriiinT
Indian RetinLng
Amrr. IJrriUe ?Shoe ft Fdrr. (New Stock)
Jietieral Hal?n?
?fini ll,iking
Irrinr Nati. Bank Rieht*
Dwight p Robm.vin
f?fttern *te*?l
Empiir Steel ft Iron
Dawson _t?.
2 Rector St. Tel. Rector 9541
FOREIGN BONDS
All Uiaes
Sen : for detailed circular F. No. 301
Farson,Son_Co.
11 > oroadway. New \ork
3HORT TERM BONDS
?fortan Iz&enbmaL&?k
42 Bro?_i Sfcrcct- "K?w^c__I*_.
Qt_l w ,
r-TT**011 Py^^-?ELPKiA prrrs?u___
_ ? ire? Connecting OMc?..
?f_J** >obl* T_eodor? a Cbrwla
NOBLE & CORWIN
w B'oad gt. New Tor?
CW Nat. Bk. Otis Elev. Pfd.
Suitable Jru-t Wall St. Exch.
TaJeahoa? llll Br?*i
?^Ltxo. PW. AmencanCigar
^ Lasket. Borden Co.
J*? Ex. Bk. Ri?. Cuanttnamo Sut. :
P* ft. Bk. R_. Federal Sugar
Stone,Prosser&Doty
8* Willi.? S?. M-??., |W?
'??m St. Hanover
Investment
Information
Qvtetions of general interest (?
?mraato-ra i-mii ft? answered ?in tkU
column, in which cat? only initial?
?>ill 9? VM?. Otkort will bo ?*
etc ?-red 6y mot/. A?Wr?#? all in
?niriee, inclosing a ?tamped, md~
rtst&? envelop?, to Financial Editor,
. Tko Tribune. !5i Naseau Street, No*
j York City.
Will Invest $10.000
Question : have $5,000 to Invest at
- ' and tv.? have as much ?or more
In iv.o months. Would ilk?? bonds to net
. !"r cent or moro, s..'" for long terms,
?ml stocka to r.?'. from 7 to s ??,?r cent
v,? Pressed Steel ,-,. Corporation s por
rents and T;.< > ; ?... ;< ?. steel Spring < per
cents well recommended? Both h*?.?? good
earnings and orders ?or* than they can
lili In .? year. How about American Loco
? preferred.? American Itr^t Sugar
*?? erlcan Agn.-uiture Chemical common?
- D. S. B
Answer- The following bonds yield
over 7 per cent and all are attractive
investments, in our opinion: Ameri?
can Telephone collateral 5 per cents,
1946; Mew York Dock first 4 per cents,
1351; Wilson & Co. first 6 per cents,
Western Union 5 per cents, 1.938, The
ollowing stocks (all preferred) yield
between 7 and S per cent: Presse.1
Steel < ar, American Car and Foundry,
Railway Steel Spring, End ico tt?John?
son and fciggett <?? Myers. While the
earnings of the companies whose com?
mon stocks you mention are pood at
present, we do not recommend their
purchase for your purposes. Earnings
fluctuate, and in consequence dividends
on the junior issues arc bv no means
sure.
Saving?? Are in Speculative Stocks
'???? "? " '?'? sa? nga ? - Invested in
' "'?? ?' ?? ?" ? Railroa ! and American Car
* I'oun M imon si oi ks the for.
elding me about 7\ p, - cent a: I the
'.9 per cnt I v .,:-. be gla I to
have your opinion whether ?? would b<?
, ~"" lo - II and buy preferred stocka
'' ' '' ' ":'' :' ea ? w ha! sto 'ks ?,?, ould ?? on
suggi st. D .- \V
Answer?Both issues you mention
are speculative, because they are like
all common stocks, sensitive to earn?
ings. The railroad situation is such
that while we hope and believe it will
improve, yet there remains a consider?
able amount of uncertainty. American
t.ar &. Foundry is one of the best man?
aged industrial corporations in the
' country, and yet it must be apparent
that the earnings of the corporation
have varied considerably over a period
of years. In consequence we think it
best if you desire a fixed income elim?
inating the speculative -features as far
as possible, that you convert vour
no dings into higher grade, seasoned
preferred issues. Among these are
American Car & Foundry 7 per cent
preferred; United States Steel 7 per
cent preferred; American Tobacco ?
per cent preferred; General Chemical
6 per cent preferred; and Standard
;' I of New Jersey 7 per cent pre
ferred.
Investor Diversifies His List
m Will you r>ase g?v* me your
"' ' n ?i the. fol! iwlng s. lection of in- -
nta for >?:?? who desires safety of
and yet the %:<??*(<*? yield
s'orthei n Pai Ifl : ? er ? ? nt equlj menl
*-] "? ?:? phone and Telegraph
" enl :? ? ral, 1946, at 7 4 Via ; United
states Rubber " per cent, :r?47, "at 75\
United States Steel preferred at 10D1,?, and
I ?: . ?? .. . otive preferred at 97 ij ?
? ' ? suggest any improvement over
these b th from a yield and in
' -???:?? standpi nt? Do you think It
?'? : be ' - f ? me to choose other
? ; bonds Insti .>d o:" t he pi e
' si ts nient ?-.- d ? ?W J. F,
Answer-?You appear to have made a
very good selection. All the issue's ?:?n
your list are well secured at present.
Many preferred stocks are better se?
cured than some bonds, and as your
list is well aiversined we would not
attcir.pt to suggest a changf*.
Buying Bonds on Miffgin
Question -Does the present ou honk
:.-??;. Investing in bonds? If so. wouM
yon a Ivise mg i - short term 'spues, and
?v!. ':-. ones ' la .? convertible issue to be
preferr? : .. ? the present tim ? Would you
nan e soi asa convertible bonds ?5n
vhlch the ' on\ .'-?:;>:', clause ia of ?.alu???
:.: advisable to buy bonds on a margin
? per cent? J ?o trust con ; iniea hur lie
? ?- .: a i ui ' or are brokers the onl;
leans : carrying bonds on .i margin? ?
:. T. i-\
Answer?We believe the present
offers exceptionally good opportunities
to purchase bonds. While short-term
issues return high yield-, consideration
should be g ven to the fact that when
they mature long-term bonds probably
will not. be procurable at such attrac
tive rates. We frequently have listed
this column bonds which, in our
op.r.ion, offer excellent opportunit i ?s
for permanent investments. The fol
wing bonds have conversion pri\i
leges which may prove of value; Sout'n
ern Pacific convertible ? per cent, Cuba
Cane Sugar convertible 7 per cent,
American Telephone convertible 6 per
cent. We see no reason why it would
not be advisable to purchase bonds on
a conservative margin. Interest rates
are high at present, however, and it
would be well possibly to pay on your
debit balances from time to time.
Trust companies are unlikely to handle
margin accounts the same wav as
brokerage houses. You could borrow
money at a trust company on bonds as
collateral for vour loan. It would be
' best to consult the particular trust
> company you have in mind.
In Doubt About Holding On
Question- ! hold United States Steam?
ship and U?vc:<r. Chemical. too shares eai h,
? h hased at higher figures than the
Hocks sell for n w Neither stock pays a
dividend but ! nav* been told that there
I a . ...... bill ? ' Heydt n Chemical pay?
ing something on its common ?tock.
Woul ! you advise me to hold these stocus
or sell at the peresnt lower level?. ?
M ' McL.
Answer?There are no new develop?
ments in the affairs of either United
States Steamship or Heyden Chemical.
Practically all forms of securities are
depressed' at present, owing to the
money and credit situation. In conse?
quence, the public appetite for specu?
lation is far less keen than it was a
few months ago. Both these issues
are highly speculative. It may be that
?he present low prices have largely dis
counted, the situation. We do not
advise what, should be done in specula?
tive issues. Quite naturally neither is
an investment stock.
Will Invest $4.000 July 1
Question?Please advise me In regard to
a ?4 000 Investment July 1. Do you con
aider "he f flowing safe: $2.000 Herphey
Chocolate Corporation first Hen te.i > ear
I 7?6 por cent gold bonds at S.'?. $1.?0
American Sumatra Tobacco t ompany nye
vear 7 ?A rer cent sinking fund convertible
gold rotes ar 7??. ?700 Miller Rubber <_om
pany ? p?"' cent preferred stock at par.
. ?300 block of Goodyear Rubber Company.
,m itlng of -wo ?shares preferred one
share commont?G, C
Answer.Both the Hershey Chocolate
Company and the American Sumatra
Tobacco Company have shown very
good earnings lor the last few years.
The notes in both cases appear to be.
amplv secured and we regard them as
very fair short term investments. The
Miller Rubber Company has reported
large earnings for the last three years,
the year 1919 being the largest in its
history. The 8 per cent preferred
stock "apparently is entitled to a very
fair rating at present. The offering
of Goodyear common and preferred
stock is a combination of a good in?
vestment (the preferred) and a specu?
lative issue (the common). The latter
: is sensitivo to earning power. We re?
parti it as a very fair business man's
: security.
Four full columna of in?
vestment questions and an?
swers are published in The
Tribune every Sunday.
*
NEW YORK CITY ?-IALL?Completed rSl2
Few men o{ the time were so closely identified with civic and national affairs as were
the public-spirited citizens who founded the Rank of the Manhattan Company and
the Merchants' Bank (now consolidated with the flank of the Manhattan Company).
No less than four of them served as Mayor of New York their combined term?;
covering twenty-six year-. Richard Varick was Mayor from 178g to 1801 and in
180;, became founder and later President of the Merchants' Hank. Marinus Willett,
one o<' the earliest stockholders in the Hank of the Manhattan Company and later
a founder of the Merchants' Bank, was Mayor in 1807-180$. * Jacob Radcliffe a
Merchants' Bank stockholder, was elected Mayor in 1810-1S11, and was re-elected
in 1815-1818. v DeWitt Clinton, one of the founders of the Bank of the Manhattan
Company, was first elected Mayor in 1803, served continuously until 1807; then
again from 1808 to 1810; and still again continuously from 1811 to 181c. * During
his last term ot office the City Hall was completed. It cost $6?oo,ooo and is con?
sidered one of the finest piece; of architecture in the City.
Bank of the Manhattan Company
Established 1799
40 Wall Street
UPTOWN OFFICE: - 31 Uni?? Stute.. N,m T?rk
OFFICES IN QUEENS BOROUGH:-J?m?lc?. Flushin,. Lent Mend City. T?r R.rk.m,,. K.es.w?, B,?ck.
Setsid.. Mrhm.ni Hill. Etmhurzl, Toron?. Caliese Point, ITo.?navu. Ridfwnd. Fresh Pend
STEPHEN BAKER, President RAYMOND E. JONES, First Vice-President
JAMES McNEIL, Vic-Presldtnt EDWIN S. LAFFEY, Vtee-Prisidtnt FRANK L. HILTON. Vie.-Pr?sident
B. D. FORSTER. Vice-President P. A. ROWLEY. 1 ice- President V. W. SMITH. Vice-Pr?sident
HARRY.T.HALL, Vice-President D. H. PIERSON. V tot-President IOHN STEWART BAKER, Vice-Pr?s.
O. E. PAYNTER, Cashier
W. F. MOORE. Ass't C?shhr H. M. BUCKL1N. Ass't Cahier E. S. MACDONALD, Ass't Cashier
I. S. GREGORY. Ass't Cashier W. A. RUSH. Ass't Cashier O. G. ALEXANDER. Ass't Caihler
GEO. S. DOWNING, Ass't Cashier
CAPITAL, SS,000,000?SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS, S It?, Ho,4*4.20
LONDON JOINT CITY & MIDLAND
BANK LIMITED
HEAD OFFICE: 5, THREADNEEDLE ST., LONDON, E.C. 2
OVER 1,450 OFFICES IM ENGLAND A \D WALES
Subscribed Capital - ?36,883,168
Paid-lip Capital - - 9,626,917
Reserve Fund - - - 9,626,917
Deposits Dec sut - 371,742,389
OVERSEAS BRANCH: 05 & 66. OLD EROAD STREET. LONDON. E.C. 2
FOREIGN BANKING BUSINESS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION UNDERTAKEN
Rt. Hon. R. McKENNA? Chalrrr.an
1FF1UATL I) B INK 5
BELFAST BANKING COMPANY LTD. TH? CLYDESDALE BANK LTD
Over 110 Office? In Ireland Over 150 Offices In Scotland
Miller & 6q
Members s
NcTs.A?rk Stock ExchancfS'
Securities Bought for in?
vestment or Carrie?!
on Conservative
Margin
?20BR0ADWAf
Branch Offices
7X1 FIFTH AVENUE
".-*/ COK 26'STtlCCT
LONGACRE BUILDING
.tt?ior. 42n4 -5t a- B?.oAS*?y
VEWYDR?tw
BUY?SELL
MIDWEST REFINING CO.
MERRITT OIL CORPORATION
ELK BASIN CONSOLIDATED
INTERNATIONAL PETROLEUM
IMPERIAL OIL CO.. LTD
SAPULPA REFINING CO
HOUSTON OIL CO.
ATLANTIC LOBOS OIL CO
MAGNOLIA PETROLEUM CO.
NATIONAL FUEL GAS CO.
COSDEN & CO.
GULF OIL CORP.
HUMBLE OIL & REF.
PRODUCERS & REFINERS CORF
CARLH.PFORZHEIMER&CO.
Peal??? i? Standard Oil SeoorttltHi
?hep? 4180-1-2-3-4 Broa?. 25 Ir*?* St . N. Y.
St. Croix Paper
Continental Paper Bag
St. Maurice Paper
FREDERICH. HATCH & CO.
?a. 5??JdvMV -?Lf*srsii?~;3SP- 7--: Factor o?d
'i'.RS "-*?;?:.'? - F?TSnS
OaSTOtJ ?T?'.CA'iO PR1LA MOKtHtAL rTT^fciiT^
'_? _
LIBERTY BONDS
All denominations bought for '-ash.
Based on the closing we ra;
, M5.15 for a #50?S?-*. Bond. M fc?i?wns
, f il.?i tor a SAO?3d 4 ?.4?. Bond. No< mipniw
$45.08 for a *7>0?.Id -U4?. Bond. No? ounon?,
? ?f4>.93 for a $,7>0?tth 4X4?. Bond. 1 < oupon
I $47.57 for a *50?51h ?-%?? Bond. 6 < oui?in
PURDY & CO.,
! fl. John SI 74-5-0-7 54 Pino St. X. T.
1 Fish-Hatching a Chinese Art
Like many other things -which are
1 supposed to be the gift of progress,
?i>h-hatchine is ar art of great antiq?
uity in China, the most stationary
country iri. .the world^/ ', -.
SAVINGS AND LOAN ASSOCIATIONS
SAVINGS BANKS
144TH ?FMI-W.MAI DIVIDEND
?NI0NSQ?ARESAV1NGSBANK
No. 20 I uion Sqnure.
A DIVIDEND h?i be<?n declared ror th?
a'.i nths ending rune 20 1920, un ail
depos'.is entitled theie;o at ihe rate of
FOUR PER CENT
p??r ann mi on sun -> froi . S ? to "J OOP pay?
able ? mil ai ???? Julj 19th. 192C h
lerest at the al ?? . ? ?vas a iso ?.? ilared
on (he ? \ ?? -s . ? ??'?:-? ? J D00 and
not exr? lini? J ?? ??? ?? ? i ade on
or h--?' ? lu 10 ?'. . I dra ? I r< -'. f- nn
? .
WILLIAM !! ROCKWOOD President.
FREDERL : C Mill.S Treasurer
H ROCKWOOD BRINOKERHOFF, 9?c'y.
HI H T? GARDNER, Cashlei
r>p*n 1 0 t o .1 Mon 'i r> ;. >a: '. 0 ? o ! 3
A '' I N'TS OF SOCIETIES ACCEPTED.
BroadwaySavihgs Institution
_5 & 7 Park Place, N. Y.
PER ANNUM.
payable on and after
July 13th, lKO.
Deposit? made on or before
July 10th wl : rira?*- Interest
from July 1st, 18??.
INTEREST l'Ail? OK DEPOSITS
FROM $5 TO $5.000
OTDER AMENDED BANKING IAWS.
H. F. Hutchlasoa,
I.. F. Ferris.Secy
NEW \0RK SAYINGS BANK
N. W. Cor. 14th 7?t. and 8th Avenu?
Dividend Ju'v- lat. 1920. at the rate of
FOURPERCENT
Jf $:
ind
.??r ?B
prr annum on ail sums
til :? ; ??,??. under the P.? .laTfs.
deposits Mini: ON nu before
Un I0TH WILL DRAW INTEREST
FROM MI V 1ST.
WILLIAM FELSINGER, Fr?sld??nt
CLARENCE I. BLAKBLOCK Treasurer.
Walter n brinckerhoff. Sec'?,
Dry Dock Savings Institution
7141 ? 34-t BOW FRY. Cor "d St., Nnr Vork
The Trust? . have declared a dividend
for the ?i v months ending Jan- 30, 19-0,
on all deposits entitled thereto und??r the
By-laws a-- the rat? of KOLR Per Cent, per
annum, payable on and after ruly 13 '?"'.^
nn or befor* July 1 " will
be enut - - froi July I, 1920
\NDREW MILLS President.
A \'DREt\ MILI 3 .TR
l -s- vice President?
FREDERICK SHERWOOD rreasurer.
:- \.\il >.; ? BBS ,.i i tan
SAVINGS BANKS
The Bank for Savings
IN' THE CITY OF NEW VOR k'.
2S0 Fourth Avenue, June 9, 1320
202d Semi-Annual Dividend
The Board of Trust??? ha? declared an
Interest dividen,! for the six months end?
ing lune 10, 1920, at the rate o?
Four Per Cent.
per annum on a': sut.j of $5.00 and up?
ward entitled tKereto, and pj'.jb^e on and
after July 20f.h, 1920.
THE DIVIDEND will h? credited to
Depositors as principal July lit. 1920.
DEPOSITS made on or before July 10th.,
1920, v.-::; draw Interest from July 1st,
: 9 _ o.
Beginning JULY 1ST next, interest wHI
be paid ?n deposit? from $5.00 to $5.000,
under the ?t?te Banking Laws, as
amended.
Liberty Loan Bonds belonging to De?
positors are being received for saf^eep
ing ? ithout charge
WALTER TRIMBLE, President.
GEORGE K. ROOSEVELT, Secretary.
JOHN HARPER, Comptroller..
The Manhattan Savings
Institution
(Ut-616 Broadway, tor. Bleecker >-(.. >'. T.
flSTH SEMJ-ANNVAI. DIVTDEND.
?; he T ; ti ees ha '. e dec?a red a rlividei :
for the ? '. months endii s June n I'1-''
FOUR PER CENT
per annum on nil deposits from Si to So.000
entitled thereto, payable on and after .July
lDth. lD'.'O.
Deposits, made or. or before July 10th
will Ar?vi Interest from July 1st. 1920.
Open Mondays from 10 A M to 6:30 P. M
SOi 'IETY AC i lUNTS ACCEPTED.
WALTER C. STOKES, President.
Benjamin (,rifl'en, V.-P, Arthur ?tiles, Seo.
Union Dime Savings Bank
40th Street and 6th Avenue.
An livres! Dividend f122, consecutive)
hi? been de lared al the rate of
FOUR PER CENT.
re- annum credited Julj ' 1920 and
? de on and after Thursday, July 15
: '. it h -ums entltl' I l heret o under
? he By -La? s from $5 to $"? OC
: deposited or or bi fore Jul 0
(raws Inl re at I in July !. 19.0.
Al.E.V P. \V KIN.N'AN President.
FRANCIS M L.EAKE Treasurer.
FRANK F, HAZARD, Secretary.
FINANCIAL
TO THE HOLDERS OF
TWO RECTOR STREET fORPORMTON
lirst Mortg.tge l.">-Vear ii'? ."?Inkins Fund
Gold f <i:in Certificates Due \nril I. 1935.
? ?? - -? hpreby given as pr <
Article XII f the - irtirape dated March
.'?: 1920 b - -? '. r\\ , Rei tor St ri et i 'or
poration a:.,-: Guaranty "-:-?? r, ipany of
, New \ irk. M rtgagee that offers "??'A be
received until 10 o lock A M on Thurs?
day, Jul. ?'.". 1920, al the office of the
undersigned, N'o. ; 4"> Broadway, New York
City, for the sale to It as Sinking Fund
; Trusree, at the low st prices a; which such
' " ates shal bi ffe ; ed not exceeding
-' par and accrued Interest, of ce,r
tiri ates h su i an n l as will exhaust the
H i sand ??' ? Hundred
? - ? i ' - 0) on ,. ip sit ?n the g|r \?.
. - 'und
? iffers should be In lorsed "offers to the
;ing i'li ! of Tm i Recti r Si r. I '.->
lorai ,'i First Mortgage 15-Year 6''? Sink
ng Fund Gold Loan i lert ni.-ats? ' and
should be address..! to the TRl'ST DE?
PARTMENT, rhe right Is reserved to re?
ject any or all offers in whole or in par?,
(?iiiiranty Trust Compnnv of New York,
by CHARLES H S.\ BIN. President.
Dated New York. June 22 1920.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
Mount i'arr ? : i ated at Mount Carroll,
:n the *'.ut* of Illinois, is closing It? af
: fairs, a not- holders an l ther creditors
I of the association ar- therefore hereby no
I tlfled to present the notes and other
, c'.a'ms for p,?> ment.
WM. II. WILPEY. President.
Dated June 30. lOu".
DIVIDEND NOTICES
UNITED FRUIT COMPANY
DIVIDEND NO. 81.
A iuj't?r:v dividend of thre? re" cent
fthree dollars per sharr.i or. th? i apita
: s!"''a of this Company has been declared
. payabi? on July 15. 1920. to stockholders
of record at the ?.loa? of business Juna
: 19. 1920.
JOHN W. PA MON'. Treasurrs.
! Cm_S~S?RVlCE COMPANY
BANKERS SHARES
Monthly Distributor! No. 17
Henry I.. Doherty & Compans annnun es
thai thf Seventeenth Monthly Distribution
on Cities Service Backers Shares, pavah'?
\ugusl 1st, 1920 to Bankers Sha-es of
R lulv 15th 19?0 will b? \h ?,2 r-nts
I..- :: , nkers Share
_ RESORTS_]
NEW YORK STATE
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I
I The Catskill Mountains i
!" A ? ' J J ' 'Il
! jg A region of native grandeur ?nd pic- ?
I W. luresque landscapes offers health and ?
AH pleasure and is within easy access g>
. g from New York City. J
W run rt.sTF.il ft DELAWARE R. R.. ?
? j? 'ii i im.linn ?-nil n,? Weal Shore R. R . g|
i S ni)er.t<?s ilirough trains from New York. ?
! j? snd dlre.-r. connection Is made at King?- j?|
m ton Point with ?toamers or the ll'ii?"" ?
_=i rtli-ir Daj Line In the arterrwon for ?II 3
jaj pnlnm In Ihn mountain? j>j
A List of Hotels and Roard:ng Houses 2
?g] rim ted ror the Season of in'.") .?ill be 3
will freo oil requaat. g
? T. W. FLEMING. Traffic Manager, fj
,_ Kingston. N. Y. H
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CATSKILL?SHAWANGUNK
MOINTAIN ASSOCIATION
For travi?l mup ji?I general Information
1000 M?lrasE
CBOSSMM HOUSE
Alexandria Bay,N.y.
?Th? taro li?ddiri?r b?tela vn the 1,0,00
Isld-Tida are noy cmder one -propr?rtop
t?hrp offering- four hundred ro?)?i>Si
mcyre tivciiri naif *wnr.h -private "bdttv.
Ftnerjt fighintT/y motor boitiat^?^
Tt<s.p ?irvootin^*
Attractiv? book "vrith beAvrt?Cui
?p?ctTurea s?nt on request.
WILLIAM U, m^RBl?RTOJf,j?t?Tn?tm
CATSKILL MOUNTAIN
HOUSE
Now Open. P. 0. Beachview, N. Y.
MocWnlv equipped; 100 rooms with
private hath, orliera with running water.
Electric lights Sanitar> plumbing
riraom for its Excellent Table
Every amusement. I'ennls. Boating. Fish?
ing. Motoring. Bowling, B.iliards, Orcbea
t ru . I >:. m Ing ? <,, rar"
John K. Van Wagonen. Manager
ADIRONDACKS
Grand View Hole!
LAKE PLACID, N. Y.
NOW OPEN. Extensively improved: finest
elortrl al equipment ; running water; pri?
vat" bathrooms; elevator, or':h?!3tra.
dancing.
ErilN-ISHET) COTTAGE'S FOR RFNT.
All outdoor Adirondack emersions Circular
M. n. MARSHA IL, Mgr.. Lake Placid. N. Y.
^NEW REXMERE
STAMFORD? IN THE ( ATSKI I.L>? N . \ .
In beautiful Churchill Park.
NOW '.'I EN
New riwn?rsh:p New Manafrornent
:59 ROOMS. 7.7 BATHROOM SCITES
(iolf, tennis, boating, outdoor bwimming
pool. etc.
r>rrhe?*trm. Doily Concerts. Danoinc
Booking at 11 SO Broadway, \\ Y. City,
or Stamford. N Y
FRANK V.'EBBF.P Managar.
CHURCHILL HALL
STAMFORD?IN THE CATSKIULS? X. ?.
NOW I IP EN
New Ownership. New .M.inair.--- "nt.
?J.'O Rooms. 100 Bathroom Suite?.
Orclientrii. Daily Concerts. Dunrlng
(ioir Course. Tennis Courts. Clubhouse.
Outdoor Swimming Pool. r'.to.
Booking a: 1180 Broadwav, N. Y. City
or Stamford, N. T.
H. H. MASE. Managing Director.
HT 'O T 5 IL
llAMATAN
l'i minutes from (?ran? Cantr?l
ti? electric tra?na dally. City cen
\enien:e? in the country. G*IX
??r.n.s, saddle Corses. Dally
Concert?. DANCING.
He-r( Pauchey L Son. Int.. Imim,
Lawrence Pa-k, Bronivill?, S. T.
The O-te-sa-ga
On Otsego Lake
COOPERSTOWN, X. Y.
Open till September 20th
ON THE EMPIRE TOURS
Sharon Springs, N. Y,
P s VI LI ON FIOTTT. AND CnTT?<-.P?i
Opens June 31, Folders on application.
The ANNEX, Adjoining the Faruos?
White Sulphur Springs and Bui bin* Estas
L???i_eut, spens May 1st.
JU?.N U. GAHD.NKR _ SON'.
W. _. CRAlG. Utal iigr
LAKE PLACID, N. Y. NOW OPEN.
Modern in ail its appointments.
3. .1. SWEENEY. Mgr Uk? Placid, N. T.
Winter--Highland Park Hotel. Alken. S. C.
iBriardtMotige
BRIARCL.FF MANOR, N. Y.
AN IDEAL LUNCHEON RUN
30 miles up tksj Hudson.
STAMFORD, N. Y.
INi-TITK-CATSKJL_8
__H_a_?I u4 booklet, Ct-inber of CtmmtNC
HAPPY DAYS
ORANGE LAKE PARK. NEWBURGH, N. Y.
Dancing, Boating Bathing, Fishing
Church & Club excursions invited,
PA I I. SMITH'S HOTEL.
ADIROND \< K MOUNTAINS.
?' If and Everything Paul Smith's, N. Y.
Mizzen-Top Hotel & Cottages, Pawling, N. Y
B ngt I'. H. NOLAN, i ; 30 Broadw ?;.
Grand 1 nion Hotel, Saratoga Springs, N". Y
The Palm Beach of the North.
Thousand Island House, A exandr
.-. Y The Venic ; A leri i
AMU KY PARK, N. J.
HOTEL ALBION
Beach Fro?' Hotel
Running waier in e\ery room, private
baths, elevator, cap 3n0, E. I). TawiMenil.
DRtSTOLwW HLYARD
DIRECTLY OK OCHAN FRONT
PLAZA HOTEL
Asbury Park, N. J. Only European P'.am Hotel
On the Ocean Front. Hun rung Water
In Every Room. JAS. KEI.SEY, Prop.
Z\)t ftlariborougf)
Asjurv Park. N. J
Open all yea:. HAROLD W. SEXTON.
The Asbury lark. N. J.
Metropolitan New Ownership. New M'ment.
8. A. Reeves, Prop T. L. Harrison. Mgr.
SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. ?I.
THE BREAKERS~^Z^f**
SPRING LAKE BEACH, N. J.
Golf. Tenni?. Riding. Ba'hlng Tel 750
Ownership Manage,..?nt. LOUIS N. MOSS.
OREEN POND, N. i.
Green Pond Hotel, Green Pon4, N. J?
El?v 1,060 ft : tennt?. canoeing, fishing
Bungalows for rent. Exclusiva clientele
Booklet.
NORTH ASBIRY PARK, N. J.
HOTEL ?tn Are., N. Asbury Park.
Roo':m with running water.
THEDFORD Harry Dufield. Prop.
OCEAN GROVE. N. ?\~
flllFFN DIRECTL? ON OCEAN FRO.VT
VULCn BOOKLET. J L RC83_L_.
LAKE HOPATCO.NG, N. J.
Spend tn? summer at Lake Hopet on?.
RESORTS I
BEI.MAII, N. J.
ON THE BOARDWALK
The New Columbia
?ELMAR, .V .1.
SUPERBLY I .im ?TED FACING
THE SEAi RECONSTRUCTED
AND REH KNIsfiE?
THROUGHOUT
ORCHEHTRA ''? >N' ERT'-t
PRIVATE RATH HOUSES; SW?M
MI.v, POOL; GOLF, TENNIS AND
YACHT CLUBS IN PROXIMITY.
Under the New Managemdn* of
CHARLES V. MI KPHY.
OF THE LAUREL HOUSE.
LAKEWOOD.
sprim; lake, n. j.
Che marren
ON THF, O? KAN
SPRING LAKE, N. J.
Op'Ti? .Iu!y In*
A Hoti-I of Dtritinctferr f harm.
Surrounded by Card ns and Lawi
At the Fdge of the Seit
Artistic App Itstn ??? ??. : e, ?? ttioi
Every Room "ilith Ocean View
i loll Course bii'I Count I ub
H. I?. >T( BBS
N Y I iflice, II . '? 7.1th
MON II I MR, M \\ JERSEY
IDEAL COUNTRY HOME
r^
mu
lair
MO>T< LAIR. N. T.
MOST DEI IG HI r (I IV SITUATED
RESIDENTIAL HOTEL IN NEW
YORK'S SI Bl RBS.
OPEN THE ENTIRE TEAR
OWNERSHIP MA:.' A i ", F M F N'T
FRrrtFRHK C. HALT, COMTWT.
AI I. \MK I II Y .
)Jn Ai Lanfic Cify if i #??
.JuAMAC
MACK LATICO,
IOT LOCATED POP!. LAfl-PKK.EP ROTO.
NETHERLANDS "LVr^HiT
NEW YOHK AVE. B.th.ng Privileg?? from Ho*?J
Capacity ?WO. Elevator, private bathe, runnfaa??
?Util Ua bedrooms. Dane? Floor. New Paattu-a?.
American ??Ian (with meals) $3.?u ui> ua;o.
Speeiiil weekly.
AUGUST !;: H\\ ApEL, Proprl< I -
iTRAYMORE. atlantkoty'
[ llftMD'S GREATEST HOTEL SUCCESS
EL WAT?
?xrellent cniBine.
HOTEL IROQUO?S ? : 7 ;' ?% J.?:*
???ry com?;)" end renlerJ s '.>r tuaci. Ilooklet.
POINT PIJGASANT. ."a. J.
DINE BLUFF" INN
FOINT PLEASANT, N.J.
Arr.org th? picoa or, tha beautiful V.r.-"?.?
auan RJver sb?r?. Bvary attraction of -?
ahor?. river -i oountr? Ail out li - --T.,irts
Booklet J E. Ueerbower.
.ICTURESQI '?'. A Dellgh ful Resort
oint Pleasant, N. J. Wr?lw?o3roCciU
ALLEN1U KM. N. J.
3llcnliurst l?otel ?& Cottaaes
Open Jttne loth New ?Management.
Allenhuret. K. J. HAROLD W SEXTON
DELAH UtE ? \ILR ?.IP.
CENTRAL HOUSE. : ??
send f r booklet. I): .: GRA\ ES I'r ;
? ? ".1 u Fr m ?
LEGAL NOTICES
SUPREME rOl'RT Or - ?1
NEW VORK IL'NTY R .
TKi IMPSI >N STARR '
Y ,r . i 'orpi ration. Pl3
RON WORKS if :
feudal i-U'Mll NS V :?
Fo ' he .<? "\ ? ?- me I Defe
V? IL" ARE HEREBY SI MMONED '
- i er th nplaint this
serve a cop..' of you
tiff's Al irne.iln .' a
ervire of this 5imin ? ve of
f servie and I
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NOTIi .
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pear or answer the
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SURROGATES' NOTICES
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her la n late Count
de h - . ? present th .
er? theri
of transa tinpr business
Street Boi iug ...
of .New Vori r 1 r e 11
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or tble Jol P. Cohala i Sun
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M ITICE is hi
having ?- ? - :
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ers at
Iness at t
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tan. 1 - - i'ork.
?.he 10th of Janu
Dated ' ?? ? ' ? ? ' lun<
'. 9 2 "
I METROPOLITAN TRUST COMPANY OP
THE ' 7V :" NEW Y'JF'.K.
RUSSELL M. JOHNSTON
it ra
IN PURSUANCE OF AN r.RLiER OP
Honorable John P Cohalan . - . s? ?
of ; r.e Coun if New Y irk dated \\
: ! 20, v?'' iTl IE is : erebj s ? ? , per
?or.s ':a .::?= ;...:-; ugalnst ? :.at ' -
V, ra-. late of Lhd i iun w .
. de.;ease.l to present : i< sa".- with ?.
era thereof to the .?"?bS'-rib":, at placa
transacting business al tha office of
Mlddlebrook & Borland No 4?i Cedar
Street, :n th* City of New STork, on or
before the 2nd day of Novembej r.e^t
Dated New To:k. the 15th day of Aprt:
1320
THE RECTOR, CHURCH WARDEN?
AND VESTRYMEN OP CiRJ! -'
CHURCH IN THE CITY OF NEW
YORK, Administrator, c t a.
M1DDLEBROOK & BORLAND, Attor
r.-j- for Administrator, t_ a. <i?
Cedar iiiree'-. -New ion. N. T.
IN Pt'RSl'ANrS OF AN ORD?R Hyp
Honorable John P. Cohaian. a Surrogate
at tha County of New York, noti e la b?r?j
?y given to ail person? having claim?
against Edith Evelyn Hanan, lata of tha
County of .New York, deceaaed. to preaent
me same with voucher? thereof to th?
?ubacriber, at pla-e of transacting bualneaa.
Leo F Parren. No. 10 73 Pirtb Ave., in tr.?
City of New To??, on -r befo.-? tue lito
day of SepteiiiDer neu
: Dated. Naw York, the St ?a day of Februar?
HI?.
JOHN H MANAN.
LJCO P. FARRBLL
FRANCIS 1 M-<~ ANN A.
?i. i'?i
RESORTS
NKB l^'i *-ND
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A Thousand Miies Through
NewEngiand'sScenicWonderland
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Illustrated Honte Ft-ioL ?>r [ ?rge Map
in < olors Vrce at I ! <0 Broadway, or by
cn?il I-(.m
M.MON C. ?1 DD.
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AND COTTAGES
BEACH BLUFF, MASS
Hot? I n mers la
w ? ., - i -? ?'?
is ccmforti
.. imed home ? on
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?HEATON HALL?
Stockbrid^e, Ma*s.
?n th? It.-kshir* Milis
fais fine!. ?-. : l will ????
lune i ?
Oolf ,;" . - < Road?
Mua eptions -''t
W. G. HAVI1J-. Manag?r
SLACK ROCK HOUSE
NOK II? ' "?? VSSF.T. M \>>.
Bouton Kl ? '
?is i?.
OLD ORCHARD HOUSE
O? 1> <>.;< :: VRI> _ \in l
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r 3 >3 on ? . - coas i i ge .. ? ? - "-rrs
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MOUNT K'*_0 HOUSE, '.?-.->,?'??? r_|_. Ma
HOTEL SAM?SE? Rockland Maine.
N ! W H VMPSH1RE
PINE GROVE SPRINGS
H.
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LNPH>rrENTioi:.H attractivi; ?'?'?? -. )_a
URAJDBI RY ' CUSH1NO 'U a .er
N T. Booting Office SI R rRAVEL BLB?AO.
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TEL. '.A" : 'EREILT?274.
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