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i THE BROOKLYN CITIZEN, WEDNESDAY, UUTUBER 2, 1929. LEGAL NOTICES was appointed a member of the Board of Directors. The report of the Board of Directors announced the decla ration of dividend of nine lire per share of 50 lire par talue Sisto Namti Director At a meeting of the stockholders of United Electric Smlrg Company of Italy, J. A. Kiato, of J.

A. 8iato A "A BROOKLYN INSTITUTION half of 1929 $805,577, equivalent lo $5.37 per share on the 150,000 slinres ot $10 par value stock outstanding, after jirovision for. Federal income taxes, as compared to. $2.40 per shore for the entire year 1028 off 150, 000 shares outstanding at Dee. 31, 1928, or $3.80 per share on th 95,833 shares which uas the averag number of shares outstanding during said yrsr.

The June 50, 1920, statement shows assets of 80,395,307, an increase of premium re serve of $085,808, an increase of $311,099 voluntary reserve for contingencies, development nnd fluctuation in value of securities $2,249,887, nn increase of $080,909 oi er the re rpcetive Dec. 31, 1928, figures. City Bank, Farmers Trust Company Files Plans For 71-Story Skyscraper to Be Ready in 1931 SUPREME COURT. COUNTY In the matter of the application ot Loti K. Caney, petitioner, for an order dissolving Ills marriage with Alice Caney, respondent.

To Alice L. Caney. above named: Whereas. Louis P. Caney has presented petition to the court showing that his wife, Alice caney, has absented her self for five successive years last past without being known to him to be alive during that time; that he believee her to be dead; that a diligent search has been matte to discover evidence showing her to be hvirig.

and no such evidence has been found, and asking that the said marriage be dissolved; Now. pursuant to an qrder duly made and entered in the above proceeding, dated the 24th (Jay of June. 1929, bearing will be had upon said petition it a peciat Term, Part JI. at the Supreme Court of the Mate of New York, in the County Court House. Kings Counts Brooklyn.

Nw York, on the 6th day November. 1 9-9. 10 o'clock in the forenoon Dated nt Kings County, N. Y. August noth 1920, LOUIS y.

CANEY, Petitioner. Frank O. Cohgan. Attorney for Fa- tit'oner, 25 Court street, Brooklyn, Ml or re- Is N. T.

4 tt.w 4 ITAL-AMERICAN INSURANCE COS I STOCK OFFERED State Insurance Dept Ap- proves Offering of Capital Shares for the year ended Sept. 30, showed lie greatest increase in clearings in trb 70 years that the Clearing House lias been in existence. The total for the year was $430,937,947,312, compared with $308,917,050,540 last year, net gain of $88,020,290,700. I.at years increase was $01,739,023,503. Balances showed a corresponding gain, amounting to $50,402,034,307, compared with $39,002,087,075 last year.

The association is now composed of seven national banka, three Htaic banks, ami twelve trust companies. The Federal Reserve Bank of Tie? York and the Clearing House city eolleciton department also make exchanges at the Clearing House, making twenty-four institutions clearing direct. ym. COUNTY of Plans were filed yesterday by the City Bank Farmers Trust Company for a seventy-one-stoay bank and office building to rise 025 feet in the block bounded by Exchange place, Beaver and Hanover streets, in the financial district. So far as the Official city records show, this structure is the highest planned, but the glory will be fleeting.

A. corporation headed by former Governor Smith has workmen tearing down the old Waldorf-Astoria to make way. for the qighty-story Empire State Building, a structure, al- Berwind, Medley, Quackenbush Re-elected at R. T. Meeting From date of deposit Id dale of Hilhdraual Special Interest Department XaaBEnaa KmogALBAmr of Brookvn in New York 100 Livingston Street 69 Lafayette Avenue (Lajoyttt Ava.

ofieo open Mmndmyt until P-H.) i lNDER SUPERVISION OP UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT sm bl I'JULME COURT. KINGS In tho matter of the application -Nine slavin ror an order dissolving her ii.airiage with George Slavin. Tn, George Slavin, above named: Whereas Alir Slavin has presented a petition to the above court showing that her husband George Slavin has ah I rented himself for five successive years last past without being known to her I to be, alive during that time; that she believes h'n. to be dead; that a dtli-1 gent starch hat been made to discover evident a eiowing Him to be living, i no sui evident has been found, and asking that her1 paid marriage be dissolved; I Now. pursuant to an order duly made and entered in the above proceedings, i dated 1929, a hearing will i be had upon said petition at a Special Term.

Part II of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, in the County i Court House Kings County, Brooklyn. on November 20. 1929, at 'o'clock In the forenoon. Dated at Kings i Count New York. September 3, 1929.

ALICE SLAVIN. Petitioner, Oscar Habag, Attorney for Petitioner, Olke and P. o. Address, 46 Court Street Borough of Brooklyn. New Yoi rff Sylvania Insurance CoT Earns $5.37 Per Share The organization meeting ot tin board of directors of the Interborough Rapid Transit Company following the Vunnunl stockholders' meeting last week was held yesterday at the conn pony's offi-cs, No.

165 Broadway, Manhattan. All the officers were renamed, i eluding E. Berwind, chairman the board and chairman of thd e-live committee; Frank Hedley, dent and general manager, and Quackenbush, general counsel general attorney. Sylvania Insurance Company which operated under the management of Corroon Reynolds, insurance underwriters of New York, reports gnin to stockholders for the fiyst though the plans for this building have not yet been filed. The old Farmers Loan and Trust Company Building, on the northeast corner of William and Beaver streets, and three other building, have already been demolished to make way for the new bank structure.

The skyscraper will be of limestone and of the set-back type, with a tower eighty feet square rising from the enty-cighth floor. The tower will taper off from the fiftieth floor and at Ihe top will-be an illuminated globe fifteen feet in diameter, supported by four eagles of heroic size. The general atyjc will be conservative modern. Tfie largest individual telephone exchange in the world- will be installed in the new building, according to the plans. It will have 1,000 trunk lines, about one-tenth the number found in the average telephone company exchange.

Thirty high-speed elevators with a new leveling device, eight of which will, run express to the sixty-seventh floor, will carry passenger traffic. Twelve thousand square feet of cault apace will he built into two ot the four subslreet floors. 3'he four top stories Will be given over to utilities. The operating quarters of the City Bank Farmers Trust Company will be on the first floor, the main bank entrance nt the corner of Willinm street iti.d Exchange place. The lower banking rooms will be done in empire style with mnhogany and ebony, -and- the main banking room will be in Renais sance style with the modern touch.

High vaulted ceilings will be decorated with paintings. 'The foundation of the new ban! building may be finished Feb. 1 and, if construction goes according to schedule, tenants will bq moving in after Jan. 1 1931. The New York Dock Company w.as a reorganization of the Brooklyn Warehouse Company, the property of which was sold under foreclosure.

New York Dock owns all the stock of the New York Dock Railway and the New York Dock Trade Facilities Corporation and operates the largest bonded and free warehouse system in the United States and the largest pier system in this country. A subsidiary 46 'll 2 SUPREME COURT, RINGS COUNTlt Charlott Niemann, plaintiff, atadnst Lrvun P. Niemann, defendant, designates Kings County as tha ipla'-e trial Summons. Aotion. for Absolut Divorce: To the above named defendant: 1 You are hereby summoned to anawsr i the omplamt in this action, and to serve a cony of your answer, or, if tha complaint la not served with thft sum to a notice of appearauca on the plaintiffs attorney within 2 tdays after the service of this summons, exc.uslve of the lay of service and ia rase of your failure to appear, or an- swer.

juiirment will be taken against you hy default for the relief demanded in tho complaint Dated, August 31 i CHARLES ROTHENBERO, Attorney for Plaintiff. Office A P. O. Address, 105 Court Street, Brooklyn, Y. To Erwin Niemann: The foregoing summon served upon you hy publication pursuant ta nn order of Hon.

James A. Dunne, Justice of the Supreme Court of the State of New York, dated the ljth dav of September 1029. and filed In tha office of th Cirk of Kings County, at 4 Borough Halt id the Borough of Brock Irn. City of New York, on the 14th day of June, 1929. CHARLES ROTHENBERO, Attorneys for Plaintiff.

Office A O. Address, 193 Court Street, Brooklyn. oc3 9t-W 60 AO 20 The Italian-Ameriean Fire and M' rino Insurance Company ia offering to-day 100,000 shared of capital stock. The National City (Bank, the Bank of AmcrieN. A.

and, ho Liberty. National, Bank and TriWt Company are acting as trustees for the acceptance of subscriptions, according to an arrangement authorized by the State Insurance Department. The Italian-Ameriean Fire and Marine Insurance Company, recently incorporated, is the first insurance company to be identified with the business of Italian-Ameriean property owners and shippers. Leading Italian-Ameriean business I houses hav sponsored the company, including representative bankers, law yers, real estate men and manufacturers in thi and other States. Include Jthe board of directors are Frank Leveroni, Special Justice of the Boston Juvenile Court; John J.

Frcschi former Justice of the Court of Special Sessions, New York; Pas-quale I. Simonelli, president of the Jtalkn Savings Bank, New York; Mariano Vervena, president of the Columbus Exchange Bank of Providence. K. Vincent C. Peppe, of Peppe Brother, real Others associated with the Italian-Ameriean members of the board are: George C.

Stevens of Cornwall Stevens Robert O' Gorman, president of O'Gorman Young, Georg Putnam Davis, for many years an underwriter with the North British Mercantile Insurance Company; and Ralph H. McKelvey, president of It. II. McKelvey A Company, Inc, No. 12.1 William street, Manhattan, who wilh serve the' company in the capacity of underwritnig managers on a limited expense basis.

Los adjustment wil be in charge of Gerard Luisi, for many years claim I manager of the Ocean Accident and Guarantee Corporation. McKelvey Kennedy are counsel for the company. The company is capitalized at 013,000 of which $1,000,000 is alio-1 cated to capital, $1,500,000 to surplus and $515,000 to voluntary reserve. The stock is offered at $53.50 per share, payable $10 on subscription, balance ten days after notice of closing of subscription books. Xev fa Dock Company supreme; court, kings county In the matter of the application of MARTHA SCHLOSSARECK for an order dissolving her marriage with HUGO SCHLOPPARECK, JR.

under flection Sub-Divibion 7-A of the Domestic Relations Law. To Hugo Schlosiareck, above named Whereas. Martha Schloasareck Keg presented a petition to tha above court showing that her husband. Hugo flchlos-streak. has sbsented himself for five successive years lait past without belnf known to her to be alive during that time; that she believes him to be dead; that a diligent search has been made ta discover evidence showing him to be living, and no such evidence has been found.

and asking that her marriage be dissolved; Now. pursuant to an duly mada and entered In the above proceeding, dated the 5th day of September, 1929, a hearing will he had upon said petition at a Special Term. Part IJ; at the Supreme Court of the of New Tork. In the County Court House, King County. Brooklvn.

New York, on the 2Hh, day of November. 1921, at 16 oclock In the forenoon. Dated at Klnge'j County. New York Sntmber 17. 1929.

MARTHA SCHLOSSARECK. Petitioner. Sc. t-W operates three freight terminals and interchanges freight with ail the railroads entering the Port of New York. Tho properties of the company are located along the Brooklyn-New York waterfront and extend about two and one-half milee opposite lower Manhattan.

It consists of 188.5 acres, reached hy two ferries and the Brooklyn and Manhattan bridges. The concern 105 warehouses, thirty-fonr piers and ten miles of wharves. Steamships of over twenty lines berth at these piers regularly. In addition the company lias sixty-eight manufacturipg buildings. Net income in 1028 was $700,844, which compares with $870,291 in 1927A The company has a depreciation fund in Government bonds and cash amounting to $3,532,000, which is subject to the will of the directors.

Funded debt totals $22,050,000. Capital stock outstanding includes 000.000 in 5 per cent, uon-cumulative participating preferred of $100 par nnd $7,000,000 in common of $100 par value. Tho preferred participates equally with the common after each has been paid 5 per cent, in any one jear. The two classes have equal voting power. The 5 per cent, dividends are being regularly paid on the preferred, but nothing has been paid on the common since 1922.

Ae of Jan. 1, 1929, total current assets were $11,194,110, total current liabilities were $1,734,019 and net working capital was Book value of the combine preferred and common stock was $124.07 a share. Reynolds Named Head Of N. Y. Clearing House Jackson E.

Reynolds, president of the First National Bank, who, with Melvin A. Traylor, president of 4he First National Bank of Chicago, is' in Brussels representing the United States in the formation of the World Bank for International Settlements, wss elected iiresiden of the New York Clearing House Association at the annual meeting yetserday. He will succeed William Woodward, chairman of the Central Hanover Bank and Trust Company. Williams Potter, president of the Guaranty Trust Company, was elected chairman, of the Clearing House Committee, succeeding Mr. Reynolds.

S. Sloan Colt, vice-president of the National City Bank, who was fleeted last year as secretary of the association to succeed G. Edwin Gregory, vice-president of the National City Bank, who resigned the association post, was named to succeed himself. Clarence E. Bacon, manager of the Clearing House 'for many years, and his assistant, Edward L.

Beck, were re-eltcd. The meeting, held solely for the purpose of naming officers and committeemen and for approval qf the annual report, was not concerned with the question of fees for day loans, which were taken up earlier in the year. As was expected, tho annual report Morgans Sell Rights To Seats on Exchange NEW ISSUE 100,000 Shares Italian-Ameriean Fire Marine Insurance Company (Organised under the Law of the State of New York.) Capital Stock Fully paid and non-asteasablei PRICE $33.50 PER SHARE RofUtrar, Tmufor Agont: THE BANK OF AMERICA N. A. LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK AND TRUST CO.

ORGANIZATION: The Italian-Ameriean Fire and Marine Insurance Company has been organized under the New York State Laws by a group of Italian-Ameriean and American professional and busi-- ness men in co-operation with experienced insurance men. It will write general fire, marine and associated lines of insurance throughout the United States and Canada following a conservative policy of underwriting. The Company operations will be under the supervision of the Insurance Department of the State, of New York and of any otjier States in which the Company may operate. BUSINESS The relations established with prominent insurance firms are such that the Company anticipates at the outset as large a volume of business direct and by way of reinsurance, can conservatively accept. In the subsequent development of its business this Company, in addition to the normal which a strong, conservatively managed insurance company may expect, by reason of its special affiliations will have a preferential claim in the Italian American field, in which insurance requirements are large in volume and the risks excellent in quality.

This has bqtn rtiade plain by the many assurances of support from leafing men in Italian-Ameriean activities. CAPITAL AND SURPLUS: The capital of the Company consists of shares of the par value of $10.00 per share, to be subscribed and paid for at $33.50 per share, producing after payment of organization, legal and financing expense $3,015,000. This will be applied as follows: To capital $1,000,000. To surplui 1,500,000. To voluntary reserved 515,000.

Total $3,015,000. MANAGEMENT: The names of the insurance men on the Board of Directors assure to the Company an able and conservative management, and at the same time evidence affiliations conducive to aohealthy growth of its business. The underwriting, by arrangement with R. H. McKelvey Inc.

the underwriting managers, will be on a limited expense basis. R. H. McKelvey, President of R. H.

McKelvey Company, Inc. will personally direct the underwriting activities. George Putnam Davis, for many years a leading underwriter with the North British Mercantile Insurance Company, Ltd. will have direct charge of the fire underwriting. A marine underwriter of established reputation and important connections will manage the marine department.

Adjustments will be in charge of Gerard Luisi, an insurance adjuster of long experience. Others, of prominence in the insurance field who are associated with the Company as members of its Board and whose co-operation will be valuable in development of the business are George C. Stevens of Cornwall and Stevens and Robert OGorman of OGorman and Young. The Board of Directors includes the following: Alexander S. Banka, Luther Gulick.

Robert OGorman, Ranks Co. A 0.1 or Msmbt Ad- Eire. Director, Kationol Jnshttlf of Preitdtnt. O'Gorman and i'onna Inc Insnr- tnsorv Board Cktmtrol national Bank; Public Ainunutralicn. amt.

Director. S'. I. i i' Rond Sitem Xahonal Bank and Trn.1 Co Member, lf.nn.Hv Mortgage to. of Meuark; First I Pres Re- Esee.

Com. Xontnlk Tin Rubber1 Co. Jerome Kennedy. i-ance Lasng.ty Insurance Comfgny. Remark.

Kennedy, Attorney, Herbert M. OlntT. u.L,V nr Dr. August Lascola Trust Ofiesr, Liberty national Bank and Hasluntton, D. C.

Surfirul Stag. Bufolo Coy Hosfugl, Compan hn York Camillo Canali. -Bufolo. Capt Eugene J. Oncniro.

if CiSf st alt 'DAintitrwm Viet Prn. Orn rmtfe Co Fumxhte Sato Jnsurmc Gtnon, Itnly. Honufotturert, Jnttuo, Boston Jmrntlf Court. Truitrr, Antonio M. Caridi, Hem Sanngs Bonk, Boston Memko, VWCCnt C.

Pcpp, Attorney ond Intnronco: Former Stcrotory Cor Lovrron Gw. Bonkers, Boston: Pu bhc Ad PPt Jnsnrnnco' ffCt ton'Dept ot CUv of Sow York: Monoyer, wtn trotor far Svf oik County, Director, rector A contour Renity Trnjt. Gnon ltohon SatitrnltMtum Bar ton Ltfal Deportment, Itohon Consulate, Boston mck House: Prtndont, Ixnsim Bnudtng Crf; Director, Borneo Commercials ItoDono Tnut Member, Bool Ertote Board of Sew iork. Jame Camevtle, Camfosy, Boston. Member, Sew York Re oi Estate Secnntus President, J.

CornetvU Rnity Company. Gerard Luisi Cosmo A. Cilano, Prtnaent, The Lnist Co Loss inveshyotiem tnd ker a Senate RacKester, Y. Ralph Cilussi, Cav. Pasquale Margarella.

Patquale I. Simonelli. Pmldxng Construction. yonnfoettiror Trustee, Italian Sitings Ptnk, President. Italian Smxns Bonk Director, George Putnam Davis.

Charles I. Martina cl" hteete. IVs President, a. H. McKelvey Company Member, sniwwsfcr, Msfh Horrmgtim, 7uii Chamber at Cammcrre I arih British Meeea.tilt Bufala.

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Stevens, John J. McKelvey Comxpail tonus. Insnramce, Director, Luigi MaiO, AflOiwj (V Kennedy. Attorneys; Former I up Dorland Agency. Steamship Agent.

Real Estate Ins. Trendem. Federal to Dominic A Trnt John J. Fretchi. Attorney.

Former Judge Court of Special See- Uorrmcmt Haewnat Bonk, simis; Director, Banco Vi Sicilia Trust Co Ralph H. McKelvey, MananO Vervena Associate Counsel. Italian-American Fere President. R. H.

MeKrher Sr Co tae. President, Columbus Erehauga Bank of Manna Insurance Company. President, McKehey Turns, Int. Prcmdeace, I. Of the 100,000 shares of capital stock authorized a substantial proportion has been subscribed by the Directors.

The balance is offered by the Company for subscription. Arrangements have been made with the following banks to accept subscriptions at their offices listed below, where subscription blanks may be obtained on request THE NATIONAL CITY BANK THE BANK OF AMERICA N. A. ml Nn Yrok 4 11 St. 1U I Metk St Ina SS Wall St Msnbattaa MO Braadwiy Manbattaa 0323 Faurtasath Ava Bi'aaSIja Caurtlandt Ava.

and 14StK 3t. Brain Roaaavalt A AlkurtU Ava. Quaaas 6310 lSth Ava Bra ahlya I IRFBTY NRrTfllKT BANCA COMMERCIALE IT ALLAN A TRUST COMPANY LIBERTT NATIONAL BANK ft TRUST LU. wiluam street, new york SO Broadway Manhattan Suth Avooua Offtc: 363739 Sink Avanua 266 W. 87 tK St.

Mankatlaa Mulkwry Straat MUa: 114 Mulhtrvy Straat ISO DaJancay St. Mankatlan Braokly OAcn 212 Calnmbia Straat The Company reserves the right to decline any subscription, or to allot a smaller number of shares than the number subscribed, or to increase or decrease the capital stock as the directors may see fit prior to final allotment to the subscribers. Subscription blanks will be mailed upon request to the Italian-Ameriean Fire Marine Insurance Conv pany or to the Companys depositaries named above. Price $33.50 per hare Payable $10.00 on subscription, balance ten days after notics of closing of subscription books. ITAL1AN-AMERICAN FIRE A MARINE INSURANCE COMPANY, No.

1U WILLIAM STREET, NEW YORK CITY. Telephone Beekman Legal detail In connection with thin issue hive been passed upon by Messrs. McKelvey Kennedy. October JWf. File So T.mg 1929 THE PEOPLE OF THE STATE OF NEW York, by the grace of God free and independent, to Margaret William.

Pat-ick Beatty, Joseph Beatty, Michael Beatty. Hugh Beatty. Cecelia Beattie, Ma Beattie. Cecelia Beatty. Cecelia Dunn.

Charles Beatty, Jame Beatty, lohn Beatty, Francis Beatty. Daniel Beatty and Mary Beatty, send greeting: Whereas. Margaret Williams, who to-sides at Thornwood, Woetchoster County, New Tork. has presented a petition pray ing for a decree that a certain instrument in writing hearing date tho 2ith day of February. 1924, relating to real and personal property, be duly proved as the last wilt and testament of REBECCA BEATTY, lately redding In the Borough of Brooklyn, City of Kew York.

Now. therefore. 0u and each of. yon are hereby cited to show cause before our Huirocates Court of the County of Kings, to held at the Hall of Records, the County of Kings, on the 4th dav of November. 192).

at ten oclock In the forenoon, why such decree should pot be maae In testimony whereof. have caused the Seal of our said Surrogate Cout to be hereunto affixed. Witness, Hon. George Albert Wingate. Surrogate of oor eaid County, at the Borough of Brooklyn, in the said Countv, the 23rd dv of September, ljjf, JOHN MeCOOET.

Clerk of the Surrogate Court. Mil 4t-T PLBLKJ NOTICES Rights in New York Stock Exchange seats accriung to J. P. Morgan- and his Junius Spencer Morgan, through the increase in the number of seats on the Kxchunge, have been placed with the secretary of the Exchange for sale. Each right is worth a quarter of one sent, and yesterday it was reported in Wall Street that the two Morgan righta had been grouped with th erights accruing to John D.

Rockefeller and Charles Zekner and sold as a unit entitling the purchaser to one seat. At tho office of the secretary of the Stock Exchange, however, it was Mid the righta to the Morgan seats had not been sold. No information could be obtained as to whether the Rockefeller right was for sale, but it was presumed it would be inasmuch as the idea of the Stock Exchange in increasing the number of seats wss to obtain more members, and the holding of the right by Mr. Rockefeller would render three other rights useless unless he purchased them. Rights are currently quoted as being worth about $125,000 each, making the price of a scat purchased through tha accumulation of four rights approximately $500,000.

Quarterly; dividend Ait tbe Rata tf MONEY De flouted or Before October 3 Will Draw Interest from October 1 Per annum will bn rrrditH on paa book on nnd after October S1( on nil deposits entitled thereto for quarterly ported oudiog September SOth, Jit. df JAa y. Fraser, Pmiiknt "hitn Scjtsmkr, Jr, UaptroStr Many Genninter, Cuhisr Roosevelt Savings Bank Gaiei New Broadway, Brookly I Market Briefs INVITATION TO CONTRACTORS I vnstmeiion of a Part of a JUtd Transit Railroad Seeled bids or proposal for tha aon-miction of Section No. 9 of Route Ns. Hft.

a part ot a Rapid Transit Rail-road mil he received by the Board of Transportation of The City of New York called the Board; at the office ef tbe Board, at No. 49 Lafayette Street, Borough of Manhattan, New York City, until the Uth day of October, 1929, at eleven-thirty ill 30) oclock A at which time and place, or at a later date to be Axel by the Boerd, the propoaala will pub-clv opened. The said Section No. of Route No. Iin, is to be a part of a subsurface railroad extending under and along Fulton Street from Nostrand Avenue to Lewie Avenue, in the Borough of Brooklyn.

The work to he done will Include toe care and support of surface, aubeurface and overhead structures, the raaintentma of traffic and the restoration of strast surface. The general method of construction will be by fench excavation under cov er. The Contractor must within 26 months fron the delivery of the contract com-t etc the Ratlrusd and such other work voverod by the rontrart as may be necessary to put the Railroad In condition for the installation of traqke and signals and th construction of station finish work, and must tompleta all other work covered by the contract within 26 month from the delivery of the contract. A fuller description of tho work and other requirements, provisions and apeei-flcftnons are given' in tha other Contract Documents forming this contract, which are aa follows: Information for Contractors. Form of Contractor's Proposal.

Form af Contract. Form of Bond, Special flpertflrationa. Gereral Contract Provision and fltan-dard SpeeiA atlons, flecond Edition, adopted by th Board August 21, 3921, and Contract Drawing. Copies of the Contract Document mf be inspected and purchased at tha office of the Board. The receipt of 1da wilt be eublecf to the requirements specified tn said Information for Contractors.

New Tork, September 17. 199. BOARD OF TRANSPORTATION OF THE CITY Or NEW YORK. JOHN DELANEY, Chatrmag. DANIEL RYAN.

FRANK X. BULL! VAN. Commissioner franc is J. Sinaott, Secretary. ocl 9 4'i Intereat Begins Every Month Free Book -Bank by klaW Toll, You How.

Open an Aeeeunf A Dollar Dee It. Btnk Oyen Monday Evnii, to 8 P.M. Since INS E.ok lor All th. Pooylo' fci Wn ill Bmt, Cohen A Co. We may luoU for a drying up of the selling, but tic question the possibility of the September highs being reached again in a hurry.

F. B. Keeeh A Co. We are inclined to think that prices will be seen at the close of to-day, as the short interea is and hey mav no rare to rctsin their position with Ihe probability of a considerable reduction in brokerage loans. KINGS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY Offers to its depositors every facility and ac-' commodation khown to modern banking.

Interest Allowed on Accounts Subject to Check. Special Rates on Certificates of Deposit 342 FULTON STREET Good body Cs, We bold to our opinion of yesterday that rally la (Its market la near. Liquidation ha I cn heaiy and If reduced volume means anything, is slowing up and (be short interest is growing. Capital Surplus Undivided Profit $500,000.00 $5,500,000.00 $600,000.00 A v' A.