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U.LE. SEW YORK. THURSDAY, I I.Y 7. Tin: ihiooklyx daily in no il rrtuutviurv VIENNA SPECULATORS IN PANIC OYER DROP OF POLISH MARKS Last Three Days AUTO TIRES AND TUBES KEW TKAK5 FKCIHC FV'SCS)Cia SXSV1CI SEA TTIE-J YOKOHAUA.KOe vkxia 55 i mi ftMr. itT Kt Jt trutcW Xt 55.

Vp. 17 inlrr Hsna S. Fireaae I tr4.al Md.raw lit. run hers. Lts tU'UMf lor a'l tu't-rs.

Silc lodiv. I- 1st di uutii. July trh ale Nfn tU.lv at a rdltrJ Near Pi. ADMIRAL LINE ALTMAX frTilU'SS. Auctuwwr O.I ir 17.15 3rd X.

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xif im 1 I a It. .4 Mhi i to irTiov ntrBrxvs IM Y4lk N. 4. Aulomotitlro i i 1 1 3oTonr cler. 1 fi.ll rtjtlirmrnt 1 i H.il.i 1 at :m.ltv yr.

c4r r'- iA cr PAnt.AI.V-M STOCK. rvni. w. pt'FH -t ...1 (.1 N.M-k. 3 1 Kn-lt ff.r-.i pui.utta from down-t.

Nfw Vaik. I SCHOOLS AND COLLEGES Cv-I ntfRORINlX NiarntKjALE SCHOOL AC fiWA CHILDREN Two Lart BuiMirKU.ExclWr4 Aspomtmtr.t. Fortv Acrei of Garden. OrcKardt Eirivin. BjbalL Tennis.

B.isVelbul.Gymnasium, UitstSductttcntllltthods SUMMER SCKOOLCAK? fc- KATONAH, NY Keffley Institute 243 Ryerion Street Open nil aumnier, day and evening Spa-clal claawa In Heuenls. Colleen Preparatory Civil KliSineerlliK. Meehaiilcal and bra rung, ii.g.n, Juiy Iteltei now For Cnys ami Young Mcu GARDEN CITY, L. I. New Vorl f-r InsiieJuoa UuJ'Ul epen laily from 9 to 4 ALTER R.

MARSH 188 Stewnef Avenue garden i it iltt For Girls nntl Ytmnti Women. SELF SUPPORT IN A MONTH Fori GIRLS A5D W0J1EN train you and plare you aftar a month's rourne of Instruction in poaitiona payh.e SIS to pr week. Over 6.UO0 graduates. Tall or son a for catalog. NEW YORK SCHOOL OF FILING 1170 UOAltU'A NKW YORK I'HONl'J MADISON SQUARE 097.

m5-tf thsutu DISSOLUTION NOTICKS. f'TATR tip YORK, OFF ICR OF Hip Smrt-tary of StrUp. ps. This cprtidcate i.sufft in flupilntp licrohy crtirtn that the Mimic Company, I a ilnnn'Htio stock corporation, has tiled in tills ofilce on i tio 2nd tiny of July, 19a! 1, papers for the voluntary diwiutinn of such inrpor.itlon nnrir paction L'L: 1 of tho General Corporation nnd thsit it iipptats thcrofrom thflt such corporation has compl(o1 with mud section in order to lit rtiFMolvrd. WitneFH my hnnd and thp pf nl of office of the Sccrctnty (f nt the City of Alhnny, this second day (Scal) of July, one thousand nine hundred and twen'v-one, (Pign-rt.

C. Y. TAFT. Second Deputy Secretary of State. 7-2tth xoticix THK PKOPI.15 OF THH PTATE OF NKW York, by the prace of God free and Independent To Paulfnft Kper, Richard Kper, Klsa Marxson, Alice (Header.

Oscar Edward Ekoi', I.ita Sedat, Emma Prosch, Inna Hup' feld. Paul Egcr. Arthur Schmidt, Itosie Miller, Karoline Schontt nnl tircenwood Cemetery. Send greetiim: Vhereas, William F. Hagarty nnd Martin Winters, who reside, at Nn, 117 MontHRue at root nnd 595 Eastern I'arkway, In the llorough of Urookl-n, City of New York, hnvp presented their account as executors of TTIKODORE rj.

EHER, de-ceiined, lately ivaidlna; at Xo. Eishth avenue, in lie Tlorounh of Hrooklyn. i'ouniy of Kings, City and State of New York, ami a petition praying that their account may bo judicially settled. Now. therefore, ymi and each of you are herehy cited to show cause hpfore our HtirroKKte'n Court of the.

County of Klnga, to to hp held at the Hall of Records, In the Cnunty of Klnga. on the 4th day of August, 1921, at ten o'clock (n the forenoon, why such r.etilement should not he had. In testimony whereof. w(t have caused the neal of our aald Surrogate's Court to he hereunto flixed. Witness.

Hon. George Albert Wlngate, rogate of our paid County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, fn the said Countv. the 6th day of Jnlv, 1921. JOHN H. McCOOEY, Clerk of tho Surrogate Court.

j7--th by sea to QUEBEC FIVE davs aNurj the ocei Mtirr.cr I'ort St Ccore. I'p the Si. Laurence and the Saeueruy a Mcp at Halifax ini the Land of KvanRclme. Fortnightly sailines, July I6-J0, Aug. 1.1 Rate, and ur.

a.v. CaJJ or tmf'" for iiLimtalioa Furness Hcrmuda Line 34 hitehall Street. New York at. tourist ati. (j tJAMEP.ICA UNC'i NEW YORK TO R0TERDAM VIA PLTM0UTH.

BOULOCNE-SUR-MER 11 A. M. t.atcru tttai.ditrd Time. N. AMSTERDAM II a a.

Ja I Aaa. 13 Sea. 17 li Sept. 24 Oct RVeiOAM Sept. 10 Oct.

IS Ceaaral raisenjer 24 Slala St, N. Y. BALTIMORE TO HAWAII AMI mm ll CalUnir nt l.tivvra. I'nnama Canal Los AtiK' Fratu iaco Mr l.nt Mrnutrr lU'CKKYE STATE Leaves TtHltltnnre for Hawaii July ICth HAWKEYK STATK 1-iHi i' t-T Kditiit'orp iu(fut 7ih MATSON NAVIGATION CO. MaiiauiiiR Acent.

K. Shlpplna? Hoard mitli Mreel, lln Ittmore, Or Any Local bleanisuip AifenU 4 Short Rcule snd Tlirjugh KnoHnfi to PrincU pal Points in Scandinavia, Cermaajr aad Baltic Mates LARGE. STKAUKR1 S. S. SiocUwIm July 9 Aug.

29 Oct. I S. S. Sepl.3 Ocl. 15 huuerlnr I'aisngor Accommodations, i'aauaer Untua.

at blsM Di Vark tr(- (77 i r. it it: i i "i IIKNM 4.HK Still A "WKIlM r-wseliaar Oilier. 17 Wtlit.Uull N. IT. mA Mr Inril.n Tin.

Pert S-'Id. Toninnr. Colombo. Rangoon, Crl. Kertew.

Lilly 26 Beaver N. Y. KTEAMUOATS. CATSKILLS via LINE Make your journey to the Cats-kills as enjoyable as the days you spend there. All the famous resorts of this picturesque and delightful region are conveniently reached via the PALATIAL STEEL STF.AMLRS Ir-vimr," Ilendrlck Hudson," "IlrWitt Clinton "It.iliert "Albany." DAILY, lNCI.ri)IN(.

SI'NDAY. Dtreot. Rnil Connections. All tlirouph rail tlcltetri liotwoon New York and Albnny accepted. -Music.

Restaurant. llu.vlight Suvinjr Time, liEAL ESTATE rw-i oj tould have 8cen ihe "new weds" anl to le weds" boating ard cant i jr. their picnic lunches, I hoi cuinp fire dinners at UnrriK over the holiday, you FurtJy ouU want to live Mr.mr.ji them. Cam to HARMON ON-THE-HUDSON 4i MMitt r. at $tcitt Believing" rf n-t'H'S "'J h.Mi- tr u'ii-t i1' r'ann for ttiV ninf1 Ai -o t.

to rr.t i t- f't o-ir i liMrni-' '1 1 r'i a''v'ii tin i- -1 il It I M.vr dv'r 4fn ii ji MNtin'i on I'm- pt 'i" ty. 1 i t. ((''' 'Ti mh -i f-. nt: up. i it f- 1 1 1 t'ghl K.i vi I imt.

ttr vii i vriiow i Hip 1 ti fr tt ktff. 1 ri tll forvt-il at th tit 1 1' M. Cilfol Harmon Inc. 51 Et 42J Street. New York City Out tif Tnwii lToH-rty HCUSE BARGAIN Ptaiittful 1 i'ii-tit Tti- rarkhill irtn.

lui-hr-t lfvatUm in 1. Hter. ini trcee iiulin: iiv, 1 urustii- ilcroratiMiis; ope.i fln plaio. MI 1 ith Jin-t tin pnrlor; quarry tiUl V'latula; i-ir-oiiiiii phtinbt nr tKtuue: smuil I monthly. PKvlNE YONKERS 3923.

liti-liioss lTtipt-rly 1253 BEDFOKD Jiillon si. ttnil Allmillf Av Seautiful Sto'e for Any Buiinets ti.p.iiHi. Hii'vonrt Thf.it.T. I LEVY BA1RD, 44 Courl rir V.nir Broltsr. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Merrlmn'lh UKi r.AM-MN I'KOMl'T I nrce Mnck of now nod itwii SCREEMS PREPARED ROOFING DOORS BUILDING FELT WINDOWS BUILDING PAPER PLASTER BOARD WALL BOARD BUILDING SECTIONS RADIATORS l.F.Wh VK0KIN; AMI srrpi.v IVMiiiiii Un.v avl Stiilimi.

i i iil anil 4': llnm.lti.n lintukl.vn. l'liotie South 3-7 VACUUM CLEANERS Bie Sale of Electric Cleanr Aftnt. banuiic, bliPorn. r.icbmonU w. rriitF-l'rraior wm lCurm was Xll.ic tinea )ui, noi? Ill l.t nil" ll I 3, nun 111 now lit a tiii.

nuw $4 0 And manv othrs. Caed M.nt. Mil ail Vln.J. of new and u4 tlcttrla vlaancm on wb.hr monthir pavmaala Vacuum Cleaner Spfecitlly 412 Fultoa itr. Auction Suit FRIDAY.

A.M.. 661-663 Ciooklyn Furniture and of highest pra.lo, an 1 Hlyie fur every rootii in the iious Exquisite Eric-a-Crac, sai Bronze Statuary i ne-di-Mnnte. nihi l- eestly Vasea. China. class.

Kir, tainr. eler Colors. Cloek ami Tiro Si.ts. rainlintis Lap Turkish Rug, Portiorss and Lr.cc Rare Tcakwood Suite Cabinet, Drop Tables l.ailiea' lieeka. Itee.l anil o.iil pieces, c.lil llounil Mirror ami Cliairs.

e.n-tinn Hall Lamps. YVoo-1 Carve.l Statuary Also Several Antique Piecss Furniture and art ohje -is htr.umerali'i.. 6 Upright and Baby Grand Pianos 4 2 Det Heaiis. Excellent Chance for Ai Corners. srix iAL xoTirivs orti'ICF, OF THK fOMMlfyiONEK OF .11 'IK IRS, lSli IIKMSKN 4T1I lLOdit.

HOHOL'OH OF BKOOKLYN, JI NK 1, lail. NOT1CK IS HEBKBY OIVKN THAT LISTS OF TKIAL for are complete and open for i Nomination and i oi rei'tiim. All persons residing in KlhKS Countv. and elaliulnft from this duty, and who have not heretofore had tin Ir namey erased ftum the list of active jurors, are requested to appear at this otilee within ten davs of date hereof. Pet ween the hours of 3 and 2 p.m., and present eviden.

e. of such exemption, as required hy law. JACOH BKKNNKR, Commissioner of Jurors lot' Ulu County of Kings. je 27 30 jy 1 2 5 6 7 8 "bm.TvTiOLF.Tffll'niNi! Notice is herehy srlven that ah wtil he soli for repair bill due Julius S- iineid. l'IS st.

o-6 HulLLi AND nL-uRM ralJFvM t.a tA- La-4 41 I 1 n-ixnc city. Phillips House GREEN POND HOTEL IW Beautiful Lk Sen Jrrrr I Wat.T tnrt i. i t.i-s i-; k. V. 1U.

r4. VFHMOT. DUNMORE HOTEL Mm tiw rY the tintt -tl in iciv h-r ri'lin i ltxit." 4t- Nt.l frmn vvw wk Kat. tliti, au41 Ular.t. il rmtrm A.

ilAKVI.L. Mniiii. TRAVFU Am4 r.ontfw. IWMiit, I lifiimM. MawaU, r-t liMltr.

Huutli AmBTM I hiw, Jmpmm, Armu4 -t b-V rl. Mr. Tiav4-Ira" rhclt. Ltuta of 'rliU Acctdrnt nd lirac lurnc. HolH f.oklna fnr Mtav4 an4 Hulrla mrkr.

jmc Ui all pr M-i earr-f rt lour. I Ank for lrtrt? of oui Operated hy OlAcially appolntril A cent for All Trana-AlUntic and Tra-rai iPr Linen 359 Fulton St Opp. Boro Hi'J Telephone Main inta OCEA.V RTEAitSHII'S. AMERICAN SHIPS ARE AVAILABLE FOR YOUR OCEAN VOYAGE Ne Combination Passc-neei and Freight Ships, Fast, Luxurious Steamers Reliable Freight Ships THE STANDARD OF THE MARINE WORLD UNITED STATES SHIPPING BOARD Sailings from every port in America to the leading ports of the world. CUNARD ANCHOR i'liaRi'iittcr Hinl Si'il ite, 1- rout Afw 1 urk.

CHKIUtorilG AND SOL MAI ItliTAMA l.i Auk. II Kent. Alll lTAM A July Auc. Sept. IS iW.HKM.AKI.Y Ails.

18 23 Ot't. Liviinroi.ii, ASTAI.IA Inly i ALBANIA (new) 12 Auc. 20 Rent. 27 I A It MA MA July 111 Aue. Ill Sepl.

Ill f.AKOMA Inly 30 Auk. Kept. I-LVJIUIIH, I'll it Iiii, 11AMUUKU AND DA.N.Ui SAXOMA July S3 LONUON1ERHT AND OUSIiuW rol.t'VHIA July 16 Auk. l-t Sepl.lo AU.Jvll.MA inewf oil 'Zl 134 ALU Lit I A Auir. Ill Oi I.

4 VHIO, (11BKALTAR. I'ATUAS. 1II I1KOVN1K. TRIESTE. t'ALAIIKIA Anjr.

INDOSDKKKY CI.imIiHV ASSYRIA Aiiar. 13 Cl'NAKU MIODITKKRASEAX IRIISDS YIAUKIKA. till. KALI Alt, Al.tJIKItS. N'Affi.

XAP1.KH. AM0AXDR1A, 1'lRAIiUS, i'THAS TKIKSTR. n'orts vary accorfllnff In Crulsel fARllMA Ort. 3'! Iler. 7 I AMKKOMA Nnv.

Jn. 10 CunnrJ nntl Anrttur Steam Ship LInei iii Uroadway, evv Votk. EUROPE and SOUTH AMERICA Regular Sailings IIOVAI, MAIL PACIFIC USE Sanderson Son, ti B'way. N. SnilliiRR 1'lera S8-62, North River.

New York At nnon (daylight aaving) tiniens eiieeifled Ccilrlo 1 July 9 Aug. 6 S-pt. Crltio July 28 Aug. 20 Sept. 17 BQKio July 31) Aug.

st.Pl. 21 Olvmjiic ItoCherboiira AuB 13 adnuffe Southampton I AuI. -i ort. i New Vork and Boston Aiorea, Gibraltar, Naples and Genoa. Cannpto 11 A.M.

Aug. 9 Sept. 31 Cretic 11 A.id. Sept. 7 KrootUand iirmnilth July 3 Aug.

IS Pept. 3 Cherbourg Finland July 21 Aug. 27 Oct. Antwerp Aug. 6 Sept.

If) Oct. 1 Sumand "1 Ilnmhurg (Sd class only), July 10 iiothUmdj Lil.HU, Danzig Vod class ouiy) JuLj 80 1 llnmbmx July 14 Ana. IN llmilol.a eln Cherlinurtr I July 28 Sept. 8 af iniiftianaa (Dlreet to IlnniOnrK) Aug. 11 liiternnltnlifil lerfantile Itlarllic Cotiilinny 116 Steamera 1.250.000 Tons 9 Rroudway, N.

or Loral Atrents ITALY EGYPT INDIA American Indian Line TO NAPLES PORT SAID BOMBAY MADRAS RANGOON CALCUTTA S. S. CITY OF YORK, AUG. 10 All Outsld Komti rfrt nitrl Second Clasn rassemjeii hpoiinl MiMNioimry Keduetion. For rates of passage, apply to NORTON LILLY CO.

88 Uearer Street, New York City (ienernl Asents F.llcrmnn Ilueknnll S. 8. Ltd. 11 ak -nor NEW YORK HAVRE PARIS SAYOIK July 1 Aug. 13 Sept.

10 UOCHAMlSKAtt 53 Auk. 87 Oi l. 1 LA TOVKA1NE July rt Auk. 81) Kept. 17 RIS July 87 Aim.

17 Sept. 14 UIK AtiO July 31) Sent. 7 Ocl. li LAFAYETTE Atm. 3 Sept.

1 LKOPOLDJNA Auk. 3 Sept. 10 Oct. lfi I K.VNt I. Aim.

4 Aim. 85 8'J LA I.OIiKAlNE. 8 Sept. Oct, 1 Havre Hamburg Danzig NIAGARA July 8 Sept. 3 Xov.

5 New York Vigo Havre IIOI SSII.LON 111 (t)MI'AN ls OFFICE, 1 STATE N. T. AUSTRALIA Honolulu. Sm ln, Xew ZouJanil The 1 uU.iai I'aaseiiuer Steamers ft, M. S.

"Niasira" K. M. S. "Makara aU.UOO Tous. Tna.

Seiil from Vancouver, H. C. for fares aim Hailinss apply CHnBninn no. Lisl lliuailrta.v, or lo Canadian-Auntnilusiaii Itnvui Muil Lin, 410 beinOBl kU Vancouver, It. JRLIL LSTAIK OK SAI-E 1 4- t- I.

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to In of Queens. Mutt hr. wtll n.l nrht- MutiMi. (in. (nil ii.iri'.-iiNrs.

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s.j CASH lots. Ki nt ltirti.T 1'. M. M.t'UMly. lva t.

1-7 LIST vonr wllh rorprnt iin ip.rt nin inliMn ions nn.l f.tlirr tnki- nr.tl. t-. Ta ft ulty 4 ny. REAL ESTATE Kit. I llnlp I'or Sale EAST FLATEUSH ENJOY LIFE OWN YOUR OWN HOME GREATi'ST BARGAIN ON EARTH Two l-fnmliy hnur of 7 rooms eah.

each havii.p pHiat-. aini latest tmprttvp-ni- uppt liaM shtute and lowfr l.a;f fif l.iMntion Kftjtt 4Sth Ft, nvar KtiVil'-r a v. 1 Mix from 2 tml)r niinutcj wik fut'WHv. 1 hlock from In yoart exemption fr-nn las. From Hfickiyn and N.

Y. tak" Vlii a av rBr. f-top at Clmn av from ton rnokl iu Ke I'huri av car and aiop at Kdt sh Inquire CF.ANDALL, Owner, SSI EAST 4hIH ST. J2-9I Out cf Tntvii proiirrty Another Servastless House tvl 1 i.7-o titm-: to this skr- VAXTI.KSS cf on easy term mortg.ig- Iiit an he oft In h. few years as you no'V pay mil.

Permanent honip; cverythinp niolern ready fur nt price; no exults; heat, lifju'liful'v and out. rcfiilent al neiglihcrliooii. so'f, eountry Cluij, hoolp. Xrruly l.o'Ki fett t'iPvation; r.o tnoiinitoes. n-cn.

with lngrt opi-n tin ants Hooded; f-lprtrirally cquippril hi-Ciuiiiig electric T'atir-'e, vannim v.t-hor, tketric lights and baso after Jill tin payrri' in, ran Iv piM un tth vn luoiioy Haii you will uiti' tu rent It ut iv oni'N, In -fit i cafe. I'. P. S-imo lsiu, 170 Uroadwav Tel. Corllantlt.

tlltkt I'ltlHS MIW to Snrlttl SATURDAY AFTERNOON EVENING at the ABSOLUTE AUCTION SOO I k'(K IK ill RESIDENCE LOTS "iiii inii N. J. rrop.rly lirs flh.Mily In in linp n. "Health rie'l" hh r. (nr.k ,1 in WiishiMKtnn.

iinly one blnck from tli-' N'fiv York In Montreal Highway ami is less Ih.in one li'iur in New Voik by Eti'o liy thir- Kntiiv iiact is nil iiiph an.l level prnnnd nn.l OITers a won.l. if'ii ueii fl view of the Sins ri.ntiirv T( lltvtf'll THK I'dlll'MHTV rmt nt4K-vnii to North Plramnt Ave. or by Free Auto I.cm Station ilirert to the iii otif -t SAMS TAKES rt.vt- IN" undl! I. MH I TKNT Til': I'Kl'M-If-iCS RAIN i r. SM7XK :3 I'M 10.

-h Iviv. rtti Cnnlit'ttee lltlt. TiTit'f I Ml nrt Suit. TIT W-'r. SY TKltMH.

HTf-P a r.v-:r vw is THK 1I.MK T.i I V'-TR I'TTI'TiE IH'TIV- 1 IVK IN- I M'TKM) THK I Ht VXI.I-:. Al' l.o'p Jf.M v.nh ill fo' KJ, Free Ti ellM ort 'en le oio of Town I'nre'nn. or. e. m.

Auctioneer, -nrk, J. i lvn MT. Marle-r. I P-y oid-T of the nr. A IIFfiH It FAT SOM TION ShoiiM p-rll within th next 1ttrrn days a flnf lionric prnpfrt.v, )'-ts limn ono yiMir old, coii'dstirir nf liouso, pix rnnnir.

Wik tileil lutih anr ttiif hfrpiiitiii nl-, I ft. roiicrfl vrrnndt alt intpro iivnts inrlufliutc futile anrl hail plot, with line lan, url n. ffmvcrfi iinrl slmd trcf; rn'y rtihtnnro; in hen-1 of. Jf i most beintifiil nihut ban nrnr ept e( Finiton. Only on cany term.

Iff-H ihnn Mir present rent nr monl h. hecu tit If. I'i exnt fi. k( of inn remnin. la trovf into.

Worth Ml.OtiO lo build to-iia l.reuu-ht in Ihe world inr he kidd AWIOt S. I. O. B-x 713, dty Hull Station, otk iiy. Puv jn.d y-11 the wu I fi i -b luisnua jy 111 ui'l A CuUb I 4 Many Billions of Currency War Bougfet by Austrian at Four Tim Prtttrrt Priet.

Vteeu. July (Br rrH fUakiac an 4 ayocaiUtJtea etna rle tkua city arc lans ar tk ocntiaoed (all of tht Nliali anara, tsa aw-nrtblBf r-praaimaUnf a. pie exlata. It la railautN that anaay billions ef markva ar held lsr. barUdT beB boucht at av pne rvr-ad-lna; sxar Uaia tha present vaju af tha mavrk.

Atwtriaa backer ar rport4 ta hak-a draftee! aiimbrr plana far tha rehabilitation or Poilsk liuaM la ordrr thai hey nxay protect Lhem-wlvvs (ram ftriaue loaees. and ttia (mat rollapaa cf that rurraoer. but all Ihea plaaa ha- bat c-t'l. It la aaid that prcat trea adult of irnna has boaa apvrulatina; In rollah money. b-lC( Inevired by tha rt (ortunca ma.da tli phenorru nal rlao of tha Hun-caiun crown.

Tho altuation has boon ag-ararated by tha refusal of Hunaary to cash counterfeit over-atampod notes sent by Vienna banks (or demptlon.s Theaa notes ar aald to total about I.DOO.OOO.dOtt crowna. Ths Polish mark, normally worth 21. a cents, the asm as tha Osrman mark, la now quoted In New York at 7-1 0 of a rent. Tho Austrian crown, normally 10. cents, la quoted at l-a of a cant.

SOVIET FEELING OUT FRANCE ON TRADE Paris, July Repreaentatlvea of Soviet Russia hava been fee line out tha cround in trad circles In Franc with the view, they indicated, of placing orders for motorcars and other artlclea of commerce, but reports from commercial quartera are that they have met with little encouragement The reports that hava been In clr- culattnn to the effect that Leonid Krasaln, the Soviet Minister of Trade and Commerce, waa entering Into ne-; notlatlons with France for a trade ar-: ranRt-ment are attributed In official circles to a desire on the part of Mos- cow to draw out French opinion. The attitude of the French Government. however, Is declared to be unchanged that la that It will have nothing to do with the Soviet Government or any other government in Russia- until It ahowa solidity and an Intention to establish a moderate regime and to rec ognize foreign debts. HAMBURG COMMERCE NOW 40 PERCENT OF PRE-WAR Hamburg, July World-wide de pression In business and aeaborne commerce Is reflected In ship ar rivals and departures In Hamburg harbor Germany's principal port of entry in June. These showed a decrease In tonnage of about 10 percent compared with May, which exhibited even more pronounced falling off.

Six hundred and twelve craft, with total tonnage slightly more than half a million tons, whereof 502 were steamships, arrived and 710 sailed. Traffic was about 40 percent of pre war average. Twenty-nine of the arrivals were Amerilan ships, 89 British and 42 Dutch. NEW MARACAIBO OIL DEAL FOR DRILLING REPORTED It is reported that negotiations are nearlng completion between the Mara- calbo OH Exploration Corp. and aa important independent refining com pany, providing that the latter coma pany will develop certain lands or the Maracaibo Company, located in Venezuela.

Only a short time ago tha Maracaibo Company entered into an agreement with the Standard Oil Com pany of New Jersey, by which the Standard Oil Company is to develop certain concessions of the Maracaibo Company in Veneruela and it is re- portod that the deal now about to bef closed with the Independent Refining. Company is about on the same basis as that entered into between the Mara- caibo and Standard. If the new agreement Is successfully concluded it will mean that the Maracaibo Oil Exploration Corp. will have a triple headed drilling campaign, constituting one of the largest drilling programs outside of the United according to a statement made by one familiar with tne a-airs oi tne corporation. MINXEAPOMS-ST.

IOCIS ISSUE. Washington, July 7 Authority was given by the Interstate Commerr Commission today to the Minneapol' and St. Louis Railroad Company issue $714,000 refunding and exten sion mortgage 5 percent gold bonds be held in the roads treasury. The company originally applied for authority to issue $2,006,000 of tha securities. TODAY'S FIRE RECORD "79 BalnbrMge 3 story brick, 2SxG0; datr.

age to building; trifling. 282 Frwst 8 story frame, 20x40; damage to building trilling. 30 Pwirl 3 story brick, 75x75; rtatrmge to contents slight. Front of 1670 St. John's auto No.

141,454 sliKht daniapc. 15 AV. 27th Flushing, 2'4 story stucco, 24x10; damage to building slight. 146 Mesernie 3 story frame, damage lo building and contents trifling. Kinea Highway, near Tllden auto No.

155.337 X. slight damage. 1064 Slyrtle 3 story brick, 25i; dafn-ag tn contents trifling. Opposite 604-98 Busritvlek auto 244. SW N.

trifling damage. Laurel Hill blvd. and an Woodsiae; auto Xo. 871,530 N. slight damage.

621 Warren atory brick, 26x10; unnecessary alarm. SS77 Rutland between 45th and B. 48ih dumps. 79th st. and 8Sth Wondhaven, auto No.

222,577 X. considerable damage. FIGtRKS NEVER LIE. i "What are the chances of my r-, coA-ering, doctor?" "One hundred percent. Medical records show that nine out of every ten die of the disease you have.

YOurB is the tenth case I've treated. Others all died. You're bound to get well. Statistics are statistics." American Legion Weekly. FAIR AND WARMER.

'7 'A Well, Bill, asked a neighbor. ''Hear the boss has had a feA'er? How's hla temperature today?" The hired man scratched his head and decided not to commit himself. fer me to say," he repM-i "He died last night." America' Legion Weekly. PROPER, DRESSING. Beattle In the matter of clothes E-a is a great Btickler for harmony.

May Yes; that girl won't even make a salad till she puts on a dressing gown. Answers, London. SEEKING INFORMATION. "How do you like your new teacher, Bobbie?" "She's all right, mother. "Has she asked you any questions yet you couldn't answer?" "Yes, ma'am.

She asked me how old you were." Yonkers Statesman. E. E. Jonea. of Stroud A Is In Paris, wrier he is making a attidy of the financial situation.

At a meeting of the executive committee of the botri! of directors, on July the following appointments at ths London office of the Guaranty Trust Company nf Xew A'ork were tna.le: 'Ernest G. Humphreys, assistant manager; Reginald Hale, ireusurar; Oscar H. List, assistant secretary. DaynLl i vo me Dim, irnniG iooii aiUaWa Ha. HrM (Ufaa, r-ireet Kail CHMnlm an tkravck Ml It'kri, kiaaa Nw 1 or a a4 a Ut a.

t4 aluUc ttaataaraM. HwltcM karlMa Tttmrn. I ttr tae; Miw fi.a'j f.w It aay Nana tiaa A IK A 14 a a la la A. at. ta'ai ti: i tJ I I ti is tt It at Uth II II r.

l-aa i. aula. rl reerr.at,e Kteaaina Pa. at. rit-kin H.Mx.a.

A 'ban ti it i aMa( aKldllbmal IMe fWlir.M a A ff.tr lea Maa- aaat l'uckkeeia4. Rrtwrw aaarkrd t. ateamer aarna 4av fraaa aalata rtiaily aaci ftaa4ay. IIIF.tL WNR-HAV Ot TINCk. Telephone Canal 1 10.

It.formatlnn at rrBKOKSKi ir. ritK. rw tskk. ,1 iuiILk. tram I'ltr 22.

K. IaH Cenal v. kdaja, and 7 p.m.; and llnlidava at and nv: Wast ISM tl bait t.our later. (Daylight bav-li, a Tiinrl. lure-, rail connections st Albany to points North.

a.aat and WasL I hone Canal SOUK. I I press Ireight service. Autos Carried. Hudson Navigation Company Mllll'l KTON M. rtORLAND and JAM I.

A. EMERSON, Reraivcra la Atlsntlc IILahlsnds. New Jersey. Leaving from Usltery Landing COUL MAM INC. tiOOU MC81C KEHitSIIMENTa Week Dari snd Sandaya, (Ilsyliglit Having Time) From I A I From Haltery-j 1 :.10 PM Atl'tle -t I I'M Lauding :00 PM I Hlghlda I'M Trip Omitted Monday FARE 60 CENTS EACH WAT Telephone Droad 7.180 and 6031.

Inc.Tax METROPOLITAN LINE TIIROU.H THE CAPE COD CANAL Connection nt Hoston for Portland, Kocklan-t. Pangor. Mt. Desert. Yarmouih, X.

8. Steamer leaves I'ler IS. X. X. Y.

(It. Murray 81.) dally Including Sundays, II P.M. tnnyllght Saving Time). Tel. Barclay 6000.

EASTERN S. S.TlNES n.rt!AU. MMtlJaJL-St 25cTeaacvjid25c I URAL A Ml" SEMIS NT PARK Str. Ivs. Ilattery il.iiiv 1:30, 6:15 (S P.M.

Hats. Suns. only). Omitted Mons. CF.NTItAL IimSN OI.INE Ne-vbtiriih, I'mighkcespie, Kingston nnd Cat-bill Mid.

Lv. Franklin 4 P.M.. 1 and 2:30 P.M.; 4:30 P.M. Also a A.M., for Newburch and Poughkeepale. Ml Mt.am.rR livn- l'.

Tilth St. half hour intnr unci connect at Newburgh for return to New York. Everyday Ad- Ventures lie had been trying to sell his house fin forty days and forty nights, but tomcliow, ho didn't seem to be gettinK unywriere. He had put up a For.Pale" sifrn In front of the house, and when that didn't focm to attract any attention he tried a biggpr sign but without any more luck. He deckled that may- lie the trouble was not ei.ough peo iiHi walked past the house.

So ho went around among all his business associates, asking if they kneAV of anybody Avho would like to buy a modern house. But tha only thing he found out was that Quite a few of them had modern houses to sell, themselves. And Then He Called Main G200. Within two days he had eight pros pectivc buyers around to look at the house, and ho closed the deal with one of them at the price asked and spent the rest of the day smiling and wondering why he hadn't tried an Eagle classified ad forty days before. (Copyright, 1921) NEW BORO CORPORATIONS CSpert'oI fo The Eagle.) Albany, July 7 Brooklyn corporations have hpen chartered by the Secretary of.

Slate as follows: Ovington Development Corporation $25,000. Directors are Samuel J. Walzer, 8S1A Lafayette Nicholas Rubinstein, 2028 E. 17th and Harold L. Rosenblume, 349 Clifton Brooklyn.

Efficiency Steam Laundry, cap ital $20,000. Directors are Louis Gordon, Albert GitloAv and Morris Gor don, Manhattan. C. S. 1 Construction Company, capital $14,000.

Directors are Wil Ham Cohen and Celia Cohen, 36 Powell and Abraham Shovach, 360 Suediker Brooklyn. Charles G. Hampson Company, formed to manufacture wall paper, paints, capital $20,000. Directors are Charles U. Hampson, 216 W.

31st and John J. Bauler, 150 Lin wood Brooklyn, and Eugene C. Bondy, Manhattan. Wellworth Homes, formed to do a real estate and construction business, etc. Capital $20,000.

Directors are Sigmund Lehrer, 300 Georgia Brooklyn; Anna Rubensteln Bronx; Cornelia Lowcnthal, Bogota, N. Park Slope Garage Company. Inc rapital $20,000. Directors are Charles YV. Mitchell, Manhattan; H.

M. Mc-Givnev, Oyster Bay; A. T. Power, 1459 7Sth Brooklyn. D.

Mackler Son, formed to do nlumbine business, etc. Capital $20,000. Directors are David Mackler and Harry ilacKier aau tsoin si. Brooklyn, and H. I.

Dorn, Manhattan Thatcher Heel Company cap ital $105,000. Directors are Chauncey F. Thatcher, nonert i. jacoos ana Alfred E. Oldaker, 121 4tn ave.

Hrnoklvn. The Butler-Kwik-Lift Company, formed to deal In garage equip ment, etc. Capital $50,000. Directors are E. M.

Butler and A Al. minor, 93 Lenox and H. E. Haupt, 586 Pros pect pi, Brooklyn. I l-aily Thr'-rh P'k'psie satur- Servicy Service i iloy Daily Daily Only A.M.

A.M. ATM. P.M. en. Hi 0.01 1.30 rO.IIO 8.20 1 0.00; It, I) el.20 9 (0 lO.ilO 2 10 10.15 lO.r.0; 2.40 ni.no 'li.

12.40 ti t5.40 tl.20 12. SO: 3..10 3.50 B.30 YESTERDAY THE EAGLE GAINED North Bound. Xeiv York St v. st AV. St Votik, Hear Mountain WoRt Point.

N'ewburuii Pnu-tbUcoivi KinKston Catsklll Hnihoti Albany I On Sundays ail.l itinr.al Steamer leaves Pet.bmw-8 9: SO A.M.. for Mountain. xh anil tl-letiirn same rltv from polnta marked eOaliy. except Sunday. IDKAI.

ONE-DAY OITINC.S. Tclepiione Canal 9300. DHudsonT River ay Line DESBROSf.KS STLPIEW. XE1T YORK. Connecfons tar mil New England Points FeEI Haver Line Cool, Comforttbh Slaferonms Orchestra on Etch Simmer Lv.

rult- St. Plw 14 N. n. B. 30P.M.

Oslly includinc Sundays Naw Redford Line rj ouuuay, i.eave rierw oireet, r. ri. aiAU, Line DxVnP'60-. Houston Street6P.M. peWhM 1Dd Csdi.

llcasl Ths fuhlic fie casa Sleamcr lnrui-s I'ier o-. N. It, iKl. wppkiUia anil SuMim at P. M.

I I))liht tjavlng Sliilprmtin mty bt r-'nTvcil 1n I'llvaiifp pH 0491. L.V. franklin l-t-r S4. ive.kuu.VH, 8:80 I H.m.. p.m.

Iiatury, a.m., 3:15 p.m. MVNUAVS Krankliu fc.iii), D.ii; Battery. I.ia, .46 A.M. 1106 Lines of Classifiod Ads. Over the Same Day One Year Ago! 1921 9422 1920 S316 Gain 1106 Watch This Space Every Day for "Yesterday's" Gains Remember, 1920 Was the Largest Classified Year in the History of The Eagle.

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