Times Union from Brooklyn, New York • 62

JULY 12. 192S 10 THURSDAY THE BROOKLYN DAILY TIMES HEADS TUBE FETE New York Curb Market EiiraPEiiu WRITS TO AHACH iv Jenny (Solder, Love Suicide, Lies in State Amid Luxury French Actress Kills Herself Because Farored Admirer Opposes Her Appearance in New York. MO Oil 'CHANGE Additional Common and Pre-ferred Offered for Terminated Voting Trust's C't'fs. The Brooklyn-Manhattan Tranalt Corporation has listed on the New Tork Stock Exchange, 24M6S hare of new preferred stock and 769,911 shares of new common stock. Tha voting trust under which the Company has been operated since 1923 has been terminated and the new shares will be issued In exchange for voting trust certificates now outstanding.

where a scene was to be shifted. Jenny was engaged to fill it In with a dance. Her first appearance was a triumph. From tha Instant she appeared on the stage she was made. From being the hit of the show at the Follies, Jenny Golder went on to the Casino de Paris and the Palace, where, with brilliant success, she confirmed her reputation.

Admirers flocked to her. In her final show at, the Palace, where she appeared Tuesday night, she had succeeded Raquel Meller, the world-famous Spanish actress. Her Eyes on New York Jenny Golder had triumphed in Paris and London where she had been starred as a Parlsienne but she wished to extend her triumphs. She accepted contracts to appear in New York, Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires, whose visitors to Parla had succumbed to the charm of her dancing and singing. Jenny's friend, a wealthy man whose name has been suppressed, opposed the plans for the tour bitterly.

Jenny, would not listen to him. One violent argument followed another over a period of 1 days. Finally she announced that her decision was flat, and that she would go regardless of results. Yesterday afternoon, the friend sent his secretary to Jenny's flat with a brief, cuttingly polite note, advising her that he thought they had better discontinue their friendship. "Thank you," said Jenny to the secretary.

"Tell him that I understand very well." As the secretary turned to go, Jenny reached In the drawer of a dressing table, drew out a pistol, sat on the edge of the bed and shot herself. She died instantly. PROTEST OPENINGS HOtVARD BEACH CAR, TRUCK OUTPUT UP IN SIX MONTHS Ford Now Operating at 3,000 Cars Per Day. Automotive Industries this week will say, With production of can and trucks In the United States and Canada in June approximating 440.. 000, the total for the first halt of the year ha gone well beyond the total In the first half of 19J7, This gain over last year will be much larger in the last half, primarily be-cause Ford Motor Co.

was completely out of production In the laat half last year and is now operating at better than 3,000 cars dally and is expected to continue at this rate or higher through the year. Keener competition throughout the last half will probably be occa-sioned by the appearance of a considerable number of new models during July and August. Many cars which have enjoyed unusual sales records during the first half will be continued without change and will be compelled to meet the public Interest in the newer models. The fact that the Ford Company ia still aev-eral months behind on orders helps to limit competition in th low priced field, but in price fields above this group the sales effort will be much keener. The situation In the dealer field as the last half opens is genera ly Ira-Droved over recent years wita regards to both new and used car stocks.

Factory cooperation wltn dealers In selling proved highly successful in the first half of the year and will be carried on with increasing vigor. Export shipment are generally at a higher rat than in any preceding year and promise to conunie high throughout the year. HALF-YEAR LOADINGS OFF 4,2 PER CENT. Total 24,457,105 Cars; Qain Reported for Week. Net Bala.

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banks by Deputy Attorney General Moore, who arrived In Montreal yesterday, refused to divulge the names of the banks. It was pointed out that they will become known when a hearing on the writs of seizure begins July 18. At that time the Deputy Attorney General will attempt to prove the State's claims against the Impounded funds for inheritance taxes. Another angle to the State's move to establish a prior claim against the funds before Federal authorities begin suit for alleged unpayment of Income taxes amounting to ti.uuu.-000. The amount the State will claim has not yet-been determined.

A report that tae will has oeen found and will be opened at the home of the late sewer pipe operator today has not yet been verified. It was said that the document would be read prior to its filing with the Surrogate at Mineola. Phillips is said to have convened his estate into cash laat January and distributed it in banks from Miami, where he spent the winter, to Montreal. Most of the funds he ia alleged to hsve disposed of through -presentations to friends, depositing the moneys in their names. A confidant is reported to have received a large sum outright.

Close friends of the late sewer pipe magnate, who died July 11 in a cottage of the Hotel Ambassador, Atlantic City, said yesterday that settlement of the estate would be exceedingly difficult. There are many claims to be adjudicated and the sums likely to be found deposited in Phillips' name are not reckoned to be large. 4 NIAGARA SUICIDES IN LAST FOUR DAYS Aurora Man Changes His Mind Too Late to Save Self. Bn Putted fraaa. Niagara Balls, July U.

Niagara Falls has claimed its second victim in the last four days. Harold M. Bailie of East NY leaped into the falls last night and was killed on tBe rocks below. Police identified the body from an automobile license card found in the man's coat. In the pocket was a note signed by Bailie which read: "I regret the fact that my mind Is leaving me, so this is the only way.

Witnesses believed Bailie changed his mind about suicide while being carried down tho saplds. A number of times he attempted to hold on to rocks, and also tried to swim toward the bank but the current swept him over the edge. DESPONDENT, TAKES IODINE Woman, 39, Fails Jn Attempt to End Her Pauline Schachterly, 39, who lives In a furnished room at 292 Mldwood attempted suicide today, accord ing to the police, by drinking a quan tity of iodine. She was revived by Dr. Davis, of the Swedish -Hospital and remained at home.

Police were Informed by a Mrs. Palmer, who shared the room, that Miss Schachterly was despondent over the death of her fiance two months ago. DISLIKE OUR SODAS English Students Touring Here Long for Beer. Sateen Oxford touring the Eastern United States, are amazed at the activity of American workers, but they find American sodas inadequate in comparison to their much longed-for beer. The speed of America' transit sys tern.

New Tork' famous sky line, modish dress of women, the de mocracy of men in shirt sleeves and the beauty of America's women also Impressed the students. ROB BORO PARK DRUGGIST Herman Colin, proprietor of drug store at 4014 14th was preparing to shut up shop shorftly before last midnight, when three men entered. Thrusting revolvers' against his stomach, they ordered hlra into rear room and took1 $74 from the cash register. The bandits escaped in a tazlcab. I THREE TRAINMEN KILLED Glacier, B.

July 12. Three trainmen were killed near here today when the boiler of a Canadian Pacific Railway locomotive exploded and destroyed several ears. The dead are M. Rogers, engineer; W. Btanbury, fireman, and W.

Clay, conductor. Death Rate Increases In 69 U. S. Cities By Vnitti Praaa. Washington, July 12.

Death la striking more heavily this year in the United States, according to census figures today Indicating an annual death rate of 11.1 per 1,000 of population. The figures were based On reports for the first tl week of the year from 69 cities with aggregate population of 80,000,000. Last year's figure for tie same period shotted a death rate of 13.1 per 1,000. I DEPOSITS OF TUBE SATURDAY City Officials Ride in First Train Community Celebra tion on July 30. The Greater Rldgewood Subway Committee has completed plans to make noteworthy the operation of the first train over the Eastern District extension of the Hth st.

subway to Wyckoff Rldgewood. scheduled for 2 o'clock Saturday. President Harry Bchlesinger. heading a delegation of 800 members pt the committee, representing more than 70 civic, business, political and other organizations, will leave tho offices of the Rldgewood Times. Cypress and Myrtle avee, at 1 o'clock in buses.

They will be transported to Manhattan, where they will Join the city 'officials who are to be passengers on the first train. The en tire party will disembark when the train reaches Wyckoff ave. and journey to Rldgewood Gardens, 1,600 Myrtle where luncheon will be served, The guests will be Acting Mayor Joseph V. McKee, Transportation Commissioners Delaney, Daniel L. Ryan and Frank X.

Sullivan, Transit Chairman John P. Gil christ, Borough President Patten, Sheriff Qulnn, Judges Frank F. Adel, and Edward J. Smith, President Menden, of the B. M.

James B. Walker, secretary of the Transit Commission; and other notables. big community celebration of the opening will be, held July 30. A parade will be the principal feature of thd July 80 celebration. It will start at Irving ave.

and Cornelia st. There will be a long line of automobiles and several hundred representatives of local organizations afoot. The Street Cleaning Department Band will lead, with de tachments of military organizations and Boy Scouts. Having traversed parts of Irving Kntokerbbcker ave. and Wyckoff the thoroughfare beneath which the tube has been built in the parade will move through Halsey st.

to Irving Square Park, where a citizens' meeting will be held in the open. Former Mayor Hyl'tn haa been In vited to speak. CMC organizations in this area crudlt the former en ecutlve with having discountenanced while Mayor, thii suggestion of an structure instead of a tube In their section. Supreme CouM Jus. tlce Rlegelmunn.

formvr Borough Pretildeni. also has been asked to speak. There will bo addresses by Municipal Court Justice Harrison Glore, Magistrate Charles Haubert Alderman Stephen Rudd and Alder- "man George H. Ott, all of whom have lived in the Bushwick section since horse cars were considered I rapid (ranch tliero. Tu lie on rlrM Train Aiiiona till' of I'icialn of civic bodies who will be on the firm iruln to run through the.

newly completed link on Saturday ufteriiuou be Jared Chambers, president of the 28th Ward I'rotecllve Associa tion, who was pleading for a subway for Husnwick 28 years ago; Edward Dittman, president of the Irving Civics Association; Jacob Bausch president of the Upper Bushwick Civics Assoclalion. and Robert 8chnelder, president of thu Ridge- woodT axpayers' und Dullness Men's Association. Assemblyman 'Frank Miller, of the -inn a. wnicn includes the sec tlons interested In the program, will have entertainment features. Many former residents of the district will attend the meeting.

Should thr weather be unfavorable It is prob able that the program will be carried out at the. Bushwick High School Irving ave. and Madison st. SPAIN TO RE-ENTER LEAGUE Paris, July 13. The newspaper Lr Journal today Bald, in advices from private sources, that Spain would re enter the League of Nations In Sept New Business Ventures New business certifications ami partnerships filed with the County Clerk yesterday follow: EASTERN EX'CHANOB CO.

Amy Jduneo, 440 Linden Mvd. NEPTUNE NURBBRY LANDSCAPING S743 W. lMh St. Charles Balaano, W. IVh at.

LOUIS SAUL SOS. Sit Harem.yer St. Hoae Saul. 14.1A Frealdent at. i Herman Saul, 143 preeldent at.

AND HOW PRODUCTS CO. Frank i Fieea. W8 Kluahlne aVe. I1EI.L MILLINERY STORES-Max E-l' ford, W. Second at.

I DOW ma. CO Otte C. Pachollit 1771 K. 18th at. DRESDEN CHINA SHOP, Oranre at Samuel Trleber.

Lincoln Hotel. New York OKACal SHOP Samuel Gottlieb, 1S01 E. Slat M. CEDARTEX CO. Philip Davie, 488 Lin den hlvd.

RUTH'S DRE8S SHOPPB, 50SI Church Ave. Ruth Jahnpell, fx" E. 40th at. E-Z PACK HAO 4 COVER CO. 20J Md St.

Dorothy Lueher, SOUS E. 22d at Abraham D. 'Feldman. 4(15 liaDle at. RIDGE HARDWARE 118 Bay RHee Ave.

Samuel Outtman. 115 Bay RldVe eve. B. B. AUTO SUPPLY RADIO SO Church Ave Louie Fera-er, 143 Pine at.

SPOTI.E88 CLEANING DYEING. 103 Court St. Leo Bandallan, Cllnto at. Brooklyn Building Plans Noa. 1.170-a Suttef -atnry fcrlr.

8-familv. Rafaeye Snedafora. 1377 Butter owner; L. Benunnger, Noe. 741J-15 Slat 4-etnry brick.

40-'miiv. innnrt. fDO.dOO: Imiraa Conal. Holding 1057 iiay Ridge P. Freeh Noa.

ST-M Grand -atory brlrk etorea and offlcea, snx.1. 0.on0; Mararand Realty Broadway; Lubroth. No. Wiifl Glenood I-etory brick atore and 2-family, S0x58, Anrelo Barjera un vt hsik er G. I.

Prowler. Noa. 63d 1-atory brick puhlle nrae, lWh20. 88S.000; P. B.

Holdins 87iO Bay Ridre pkwy: Faruer 1: Noa. 12M-20 E. Mat -alory brick 1-famlly, HUS4. Nlcholaa Buun m.Mra. 1917 r7th P.

Savlmano. Noa. lir-8 E. Mat 8 2-atory brick, l.r-mllv 1ilt4 Bta.lMH)'. eanie owner.

Nn. 9Jiii.it W. let 8 2-atorr Brick auraae J-famllr. 20M, Baiulo Vliant. TIO Ave.

O. B. Alraaren. Noa. 1BS2-8 Schenectady ave J-atory frame.

1-famlly. IfixOO. Carl Broval 11.18 82nd E. O. Almfren.

Noa. 8T81I-IX1 Bedford m-etory frame 1-famllr, 112x18, fl.000: Bufflnston Conal r.n lll'li Bedford Seine Flnkelateln No. 1737 W. Second 8-alory fram; 1-famlly, 14xS4, Id.onO; Michael Llbaact, 15.3 W. Second 1.

H. Lanaarone. Noa. 2H2-8 Claeaon ave. (alteration) exlen- eton.

Interior and plumhlni. J-atory nrn, anil witnn rooma. a.13,fflJ: M. Renken Dairy 684 Myrtle Koch Noa. 748-M No.trand ave.

alteration! ten.lon. ateam elevator terlor and plumblna. 2.1.IK; Plcka F-nil" 1-'J Union at. and Bertha Worraaer, fcajtarn Henry Kalbert, galea, Hiirn. Low.

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The note was the result of Jenny's Insistence on fulfilling a contract to ppear on Broadway next season, and after that to continue southward to Rio de Janeiro and Buenos Aires. An Instantaneous Bit Jenny was an Australian really, but she was classed as a French star. She never quite lost her accent, al though to American and English au diences who heard her in London, she seemed to talk and sing in English with the usual quaint difficulty of the continental actress. Just after the war, Jenny Golder danced in London choruses, and spoke then with the usual Australian accent. She set her eyes on Paris, and went over there.

For weeks she drifted about looking vainly for a Job, and then her dream came true. There was a blank space in a Follies Bergere show at a. point U.S. PACTjN FULL Note Forwarded to Washington Accepting All Details of Anti-War Treaty. Berlin.

July 12 Germany's "100 per cent, approval" of the United States' anti-war treaty is exp'ressed In a note forwarded to the State De partment today. It will be published tomorrow. United States Ambassador Schur- man was handed the note yesterday for dispatch to Washington. It contains the fact that President Hlnden-bur personally Joined In the chorus of approval thaj greeted Secretary of State Keflogg's proposal. Its brief single typewritten page refers explicitly to endorsement of the suggestion by Hlndenburg, Premier Mueller, the Cabinet and the Foreign Affairs Committee of the Reichstag, It was a Foreign Office official who, summed up the note by saying that lt expressed Germany's "100 per cent." approval of the treaty.

In connection with the German note, there was a rumor here that Secretary Kellogg might go to Paris to sign the pact among world pow-era, who would pledge themselves not to make war on each other. In such case. It is understood, Foreign Minister Stresemann would go to Parts at the same time to sign for Germany. It was officially disclosed that legal representatives of the British and French Foreign Offices Sir Cecil vt Vrnmaireot had visited Berlin recently and discussed the pro posed treaty wltn Dr. liaus, me v.01-inan Foreign Office legal expert.

1, t. un.Karatnnri'That theV SCUSSefl the nature of the various responses to the United States' suggestion aim Pi-ticu'arly the French exposition of its interpretation of the anti-war treaty. FIRE THREATENS VILLAGE Five Business Blocks' Razed by Flames in Orefion. Glendale, July 12. Fire which started here late laat night early to-day threatened to destroy the entire erttlae-a Five business blocks and several residences already were destroyed with damage estimated at 1260,000.

Volunteers were called to aid the populace In battling the flames. Glendale is a town of BOO situated on the Southern Pacific main line in Douglas County, Ore. EAST END LEAGUE SCORES Klverhead, July 12. Southold defeated Greenport In the East End Amateur Baseball League game by 9 in 1 annrei in 14 Innings. Knight, Bouthold's moundsman, threw his arm out during the game.

Rlverhead, which Is leading the league by two games, trimmed Mat-tituck, 8 to East Hampton shut-out; Amagansett, 4 to 0. and Centre Moriches triumphed over Southampton, 11 to 7. East Hampton is now in second place and Greenport third. League gamea scheduled for Bat-urday, 14. are: Amagansett at Rlverhead; Southampton at Southold; Mattltuck at East Hampton: Greenport at Centre Moriches.

Rlverhead will play a postponed game with Southampton in the letter's ball yard next Wednesday. The Rlverhead Athletic Club team defeated Patchogue Field Club at Patchogue, 3 to 1. Ex-PariahioneM Visit Rev. John Leming The Kev. John Leming, formerly pastor of the New Utrecht Reformed Church of Brooklyn, now a guest at the far Rockaway Home for the Aged, had a surprise when 20 young people from his former church paid him a visit and spent the day with him.

The young folk went bathing In tht morning and during the after-noon and evening they entertained the pastor with songs and game. INAPPROVES 467,105 cars, according to the American Railway Association. Thla was a decrease of 1.06S.9S6 cars, or 4.2 per cent from the corresponding pe-ried last year and a decrease of 876,127 cars, or 8.5 per cent, from the same period. For the week ended June 80, loadings of revenue freight amounted to 1,002,049 cars, a gain of 16,260 cars Over the preceding week, in-creaaea being reported In the loading of grain and grain products, coal, coke, ore, merchandise, Iess-than-carload lot freight and miscellaneous freight Reductions, however, were reported In the loading of livestock and forest products. Compared with the same week last year, however, loadings show da decrease of 18.388 car and a decrease of 62.592 car from the same week two years ago.

NEW YORK FIRE ELECTS American Equitabla and Knickerbocker Also Nam New Directors. MteaMUUaa-O 'M4kH-. HARRY SCHLESINGER John J. Moriarity Refuses in Dying Moments to Give Name of His Attacker. By Pnitet! Preaa.

Buffalo, July 12. John J. Moan riarlty, Erie County Supervisor, a prominent politician of Buffalo, was shot and killed today. Lloyd Danahy, a Buffalo youth, alleged to have killed Moriarity. 37.

was arrested a few hours after the shooting today by Port Colborne, authorities. Danahy will be deported to the United States. Canadian officials said. Danahy escaped across the border In his automobile after the shooting, and while going at a high speed, lost control of his car and plunged Into a ditch. Police said Danahy and Moriarity were engaged In a heated argument when the former drew a gun from his pocket and fired several bullets at the Buffalo politician.

The youth fled from, the saloon after the shooting, and when police arrived they found Moriarity slumped in a chair. He refused to name his assailant, "Get me a stretcher, I am done for." was hla only comment. The wounded man died In the hospital a short time later. Several windows In the saloon were smashed, chairs overturned and a table broken, when police arrived. The bartender, whose name was not revealed, was taken into custody and questioned.

He denied seeing the shooting. GOV. MOORE PUTS OFF SMITH CELEBRATION Nominee Will Visit Sea Girt About Middle of August. Trenton, N. July 12.

Governor A. Harry Jloore today announced that July 19, the first Governor's Day of the summer season at Bea Girt, will be devoted to the entertainment of guests from Hudson. Essex arid Passaic Counties. This day had been originally designated as Al Smith Day, but the Presi-dential candidate will not visit Sea Girt until some unannounced date In the middle of August. The Al Smith Day will be the only occasion for a Democratic demonstration, the Governor previously announced.

It la expected that nearly 100,000 people will visit Sea Girt on that day to pay tribute to Governor Smith. The Governor has been conferring with State Chairman Harry Heher. of this cty, and the respective county chairmen, with regard to the Smith Day. The date will probably be announced in the near future, he said. CHURCH BOYS AT in Pronrsm as Central Branch 94 Guests; 200 Mora to Follow.

Ninety-four boys from 18 churches adjacent to the Central Branch M. C. gave a program In the gymnasium, swimming pool and social rooms of the association yesterday as guests of the T. M. C.

A. Two hundred church boys will be the guests of the Central Branch Y. M. C. A.

through to August 28. The boys ars divided into four groups and are under the leadership of volunteers Including W. B. Baylies. Herbert Morgenthaler, Edward Wol-ta, Julian Simon and Louts Meyer.

At the first session of the Church's-. M. C. A. Summer Club yesterday, the larger groups elected their own boy leaders who will constitute an advisory council assisting the secretaries of the Central Branch T.

M. C. A. Boys' Division, in promoting the summer program of ths Summer Club. The following boys were chosen by their club fellows: Wilbur Arnold, Clinton Avenue Jmk Alvlnn, Central MethrKllaii Leon Gaucher.

Spencer Memorlsl; Richard Knoebel, South Conajeaatlonal: Leo De Beumnnt, St. Ann'a Eplacopali Edward Blckman, Atlantic Avenue Preabyterlan. LOU GORDON TO MARRY Ceremony to Mark fjhicsgo's Reception to Flyers. By Telted pm. Chicago, July 12.

The Chicago reception for 'Mln Amelia Earhart. first woman to cross the Atlantlo by airplane, will Include the marriage of Lou Gordon, mechanic of the plane Friendship, and his fiancee, Miss Anne Bruce, It waa announced here, A wire, confirming plans for the marriage, has been received from Gordon by Leonard J. Grossman, who is In chsxgs of arrangements for the reception. BUFFALO OFFICIAL KILLED BY YOUTH At the regular quarterly meeting of the New York Flra Insurance Co, Walter W. Head of Omaha, Joseph Byrne, of Newark and Residents Form Delegation to Call on Dock Commissioner; Then Petition Acting Mayor.

Protesting against action by the Dock Department in cutting through privately erected fences at Howard Beach, a delegation of more than 100 appealed today to Dock' Commissioner Michael CoBgrove. Mr. Cosgrove refused to see them, but listened to chosen representatives and promised to study their claims. The delegation, which includedl a large number of women, then visited City Hall to get their story before Acting Mayor 'McKee. They were received by Charles Keegan, his assistant, who promised to report to Mr.

McKee. i The beach at Howard Beach, which Is near Cross Bay boulevard, city-owned property and Is considered as being open to the general public. The last back of the beach, however, haB been leased, by the city to the Howard Beach Association for $2,000 a year, under a contract, The association recently erected a I fence across the strip of 'eased land, cutting off access to the beach for the general public and turning it vir-! tually into a private beach. I Some residents of the colony pro-I tested against thlB and yesterday the Dock Department workers cut through the tenco when it crossed I four streets, opening the entrances to the beaoh to the general public. i No other parts the the fence were touched.

The raDresentatlves of the delega tion told Mr Cosgrove that opening the ways to the beach would leaa to motorcar "petting parties" and other acts objectionable to the residents and asked that they be permitted to close the ways again. They stressed the point that they were within their rlghta in fencing in their leased land. PILOT FREED, REARRESTED Hinckley, Cleared as Bogus Captain, Accused in Realty Oesl. Albert Hinckley. 43, a harbor piloti of 1228 Elm was arrested yes-terday following hla discharge in the Court.

Manhattan, when a (Federal Grand Jury refused to Indict on a charge that he waa wearing a naval captain's uniform when 'arrested three weeks ago. Hinckley's merchant marine uniform lacked the full regalia of a naval captains. HlncRiey was arresiea on cinrsc ku lulu m.i ha mM. or iii'i McAlpln, Manhattan, that he got uuu irom ner. claiming iu uwu ikih, real estate parcels.

Hinckley tald he o-ava the woman a note for $4,000 which will not fall due until next May. i FIND MAN'S BODY A man whose name the police did not divulge discovered the body of a man. dead about ten days, according to the Medical Examiner, lying in a vacant lot at Maurice and Borden Maspeth. last night The man, apparently about 15 years old, waa dressed In a brown suit. Sergeant Sheerer of the Maspeth police station notified the Medical Examiner's office.

The body had been bruised, but the cause of death was undetermined last night. The police took fingerprints for possible identi-fication. Italian Vote Claimed For Republican Ticket Dr. Charles Fama, president of the Defenders of the Constitution Republican Club in the Bronx, today denied the report that 1.000,-000 Italo-Americans would vote for Governor Alfred E. Smith for President.

He said he had heard reports that secret word had corns from Italy directing all Fascists to vote for the New York Governor, but know of only three such clubs that planned to obey the order. He said most Italians were Republicans and favored the candidacy of Herbert Hoover. Wilbur I Ball of Manhattan were elected directors. The resignation of P. A.

Cosgrova was accepted. At the regular -quarterly meeting of the American Equitable Assurance Co, on New York. Joseph M. Byrne, of Newark and Edward fi. Inglla of Manhattan were elected directors.

Jft the regular quarterly meeting of the Knickerbocker Insurance Walter W. Head of Omaha, Joseph M. Byrne, Jr of Newark, W. Wallace Lyoti, Wilbur L. Ball, William M.

Tomlins, Edward S. In-glis and James Reeves, all of Manhattan, were elected directors. P. A. Cosgrove has resigned.

COMMONWEALTH POWER TO ISSUE NEW PREFERRED At the annual meeting of the Commonwealth Power to be held Aug. 7, stockholders will be naked to ratify an increase In authorised preferred stock from RO0.000 shares of 2100 par to 000 shares. This new preferred Is rank equally with the present pre-tarred but is to be without par value end can be sold at such times and prices as determined by the board, it is stated that no definite plans have been made for the sale of the new preferred but that the increase i to provide for future contingencies. LONG ISLAND BANK STOCKS (Quoted tar Ralph B. Leonard a Co.) 33 1 600 '4 40 Bid Aaked 17S 250 200 Mil 100 itwi aSS W) 440 610 575 62., 700 771 455 4T5 0 400 600 175 Si 4" S3 Sank of Heoipateai Harbor, rang Beach Trust Co County Truat Mln- Hi Bank of Sa owlft retuflal Natlooai Bank Of F- -iort L.ij LoWn Bank, Glen Cove st Jsat.

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