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PafOCKS THE HKOOKLYX DAILY AGLE. NEW YORK. THURSDAY. ATRIL fi. 1022.

21 HOTELS AND RESORTS HOTELS AND RESORTS niVIDEXDS. 1)IVIIKUS. -REAtTESTATE FOR SALE REAL ESTATE ISINCLAIR OIL GETS AFRICA CONCESSION -SPECIAL IXItOl'KAN" RIOSOKTS. i rpilF. "CECIL" is Interest Credited and Compounded Quarterly IRVING SAVINGS BANK MS Chambers St.

(West of Broad war'. N. Y. This Bank Mas Paid Dividends Regularly for 70 Yer QUARTERLY DIVIDEND AT THE RATE PER ANNUM OF tt Visitors have the arlvanUpe of the right addrcsa with a reasonable, tariff. ft The service is quiet and unobtrusive, yet alwavsfullv efficient, nothing is larking in r.un-furt or convenience, and the cuisine la perfect.

Deposits made on or before April 12 will draw interest from April 1, 1922 Deposits made on or before tha 3rd day of any month will draw interest from tha 1st of the month. IT 1 Nik or the jm CMft LonitM." 1 HPf 'miifPl III 1 Your Savings U.VNKS. riir: Corn Exchange Bank inftUnt Hrf 9tn.tmo.000 ItltOOKMft Mlt Brooklyn Brnnoli Court nd Jortiltmnn tin riathuNh Avf, fr rmthimh Ftrrnpolnt MHtiliHtttn Avtt Wyrtli Av. Hrrinfh.MvTll Av. Rioiiwf South Brooklyn Elrnnih 19 Hamilton An, THE CHASE NATIONAL BANK UK IH CITT OF NEW YORK HAMILTON TRUST BRANCH VI Monlatue Mrrrl.

THE BANK OF AMERICA Kaialillklied Isu. Mill, Vthich la Merged fKA.Mal.IM I KIM' LI.rii'.4.V BUSINESS NEWS Germany's Rising Prices Check American Buying "iJ--1" -Wew Jcrspy Kor Sale 8n OnADKf.L Restricted part; 100x290; fruit, minutes depot; seuahore lot: 1100. Heywood, S77 Broadway, N. Y. 5-7 JtUTHERFORD.

Attractive -room house, practically new. all Improvements; tile bath, sleeping porch, open fireplace: very good location and neighborhood; must ell on account of leaving; country; price can arrange terms. Owner. Iu wheaton pi. 4.7 ItUl'HBKKOKu.

Fre net of noimos for aale and rent; 80 mln. from N. T. o. Write an Winkle opp.

Rutherford. N. .1. B.BJ riKL.U very attractive modern corner house, rooms and bath, largo living room with hg open fireplace; glawM-enclosed porch. Apply 301 chestnut st.

westfteld, N. J. phone 524-W. i 6-7 BEAUTIFUL stone bungalow. 7 rooms mid bath: hardwood floors, white trim; all fine location, prio 10,600: easy terms.

The Fred C. Smith 7 North Broad at, Ridgewood. N. .1 31-7 FOR SALE 8-room up-to-date house on Plot all latest 1-car garage on place; also 2 fine chicken houses: hour trolley ride from center of Newark; tU.000. Just house and araraffe on plot 60x100 for real bargain to ciulck purchaser.

Address A. H. Perlne, 203 Hilton av, Hilton, M. J. Phone 1364-K, So.

Oranm -t TOR SALE or exchange. 2 lots 40100. 4ix 100. 1 plot COxlOO, Bound Brook. N.

.1.. residential section; blo-k from school and church. Address J. Sheridan, 122a Prospect pi. Tel.

643H Decatur. 4-3 WODERN HOUSE, with every Improvement, within 3 minutes station: high elevation, overlooking the village; house has 0 bedrooms and 8 baths; one-car garage; price 120.000; terms. Fred'k C. Smith 7 Xorth Broad t. Ridgewood.

31-7 KICEJ cosy home of 0 vuoins, tile balh; chestnut trim; plot 64xlG0; price J7.500. The Kred'k C. Smith 7 North Broad at, Ridgewood, N. .1. 31-7 OLD-FASHIONED seven-room blouse; eight acres; 84 miles to New York; 87,600.

Box R-lSt. Eagle office. 6-tf SACRIFICE Semi-bungalow, 5 rooms, thoroughly modern, fireplace, treea. vines, double shades, screens; hot water heat. Offers invited; Inspection Saturday afternoon or Sunday.

2b3 Duor at, rialnllcld. li-4 Out Of Town Property Sale 87 HIGHLAND MILLS, N. Y. Country home with 8 acres of land for sale, furnished or unfurnished, lti miles from Highland Mills, Orange N. T.

Houkd has 9 rooms 'and bath, hardwood floors, electric light, running water, large porch and good 2-atory garage. Robert Miller, HO York, st, Brooklyn, N. T. Tel. Main 471.

4 6 JMA8SACHTJSETT9 In heart of Berkshire: Ideal location; State road Sprlnglleld to Albany; 17-room house; aultablo smnll hotel or summer boarders; 132 acres; corner gasoline, oil repair shop; barns for garage; part cash. Inquire evenings. Owner, care of Powers, 149 Kant 44th St. 2-1 WHITE PLAINS. N.

Y. Residential and business property, also farina. Tobyans-'n, Orov at. call 214,7. BARGAIN Six rooms, bath; electricity, open fireplace; inclosed glaaa porch; hi rite lot; only $4,500.

Mrs. (Jladwell, Nyack. N.Y. 6-T FOR, BALE Five-room summer cottage, furnished, In Grove vllle Park, Beacon; owner must sell on account of sicknesK, Mrs. A.

1-t. Ttleh, th te Puyster av. Beacon, N. Y. 6-7 Real Estate For Kxdinnse 8ft EXCHANGING specialty; iiarttculars of property requested, iots or suburban.

Ar-nold tibegan, 1S9 Moutaeut st. Main 991 1. EXCHANGING improved, vacant, city, suburban and country; tell me what you hs-i and what you want. Harry A. Levlne.

Kington av. Jal-tf INCOMK PROPBRTT -HelRhia Benton; wnt lots Sea Gate; full furnished house, want lots U. Girard, 215 Montapruo st. BKOOKLTN HEIGHTS Incomo properly for lot; city oft' country property with cash. G.

Girard, 21B Montague. Main 1-7 Wanted Rol HI HOUSE Modern, up-to-date 6-fainily Jmusc hacAmnni Park Klnnn Un.l fnrrl bush sections preferred must he riirht. George L. Bower, t09 Quincy st. Huhvick fi6.

HOUSE wanted 10 or 1 i rooms no cash down am wlllinjr to pay Rood mont hly or quarterly Installment Bay ItklRo preferred. Box V-313, Eagle olllce. HOUSE family brick -bouae. hu- nie garage, separato rurnace; hiho a raintiy house, near 65th at, lJth in av, McCarthy, 214t. AVool worth Buildtiig.

HOUSE WANTED Park Slope f-eHInn: I. 2 and 3 family houses. Bowie Kecgun, 4S7 Flth av. Tel. South 4-7 HOUSE On Park Slope, 10 or more iooiiih; possession about May 1, uah, ox U-313, Eagle.

HOUSE, cheap, old; tuhurbH, uood ueichhor-hood: $n0 cash. Write Airs. T. Hnrher. RM H2d st.

Brooklyn. th HOUSE 4, li, or S-fauiily, In good noctlon; all cash required niunt be ha rgain no brokers. M. MeEntee. Kt.

pi. REAL ESTATE SPECIALIST, atl brmubea. List your property with Solicit ninu-agement and renting of property; rent collecting, any locality; mortgatro loan. Woods Realty 101 Erasn.ua at. l-'lat-bufh 6593.

7 BROADWAY corner, desirable ItiislnoF property; large frontage on Broadway stores, 4 fiats, gar ace space; will consider part exchano lots on Long Island or small farm. Apply 9 Aberdeen at. 31-7 FLATBUSH Wanted for client, L'-family detached with driveway; price not over $18,000 owners send particulars to Realty 373 Fulton st. 6-3 FLATBUSH Houses, lots, apartmentn wanted; quick sales assured-; have buyers waiting. Parkslde Realty Company, Parks ide station, Brighton line.

t-7 FLATBUSH O. E. Allard. 131 Foster av. Phone 1051 Mansfield.

Can sell your property; send full particulars 'at once. ai-tf A. J. WALDRON, 1153 Bedford av, wants full particulars of your real estate. Have buyers wwlting.

2-7 ATTENTION We want additional listingn oT ohe and two-family houses Hcdford, Crown Heights sections; buyers wh Ulnar: If price right, can neil quickly. Kgan Rosen nerff, 44 Court st. Main 12U. 1-7 BUV ImmMlately S-famiiy brick, Buy HiilgR or Flat bush: have 1.50ft cawta. Write at once.

No brokers. Box Eagle, CASH for Flatbush lots. Send full details for quick action. Burling HcCurdy, Montague st 2-7 DUFFY REALTY COMPANY, 345 Gold at, at Flatbush Extension; Hill, Slope, Downtown sections; apartments; houses; big demand. Main 4283.

fi-7 ION'T WAIT until a costly mistake mak you realize the necessity of having your property properly managed by an experienced agent. Butkley Ilorton Co. "Ea-tabllshed over half a century." Four office covering practically all Brooklyn, and one in Jamaica. mtal6-tf I HAVE BUYKftS fo Brooklyn vacant property south on Kings Highway, between Ocean av and Graveseni av; send particulars to Max E. Levine.

299 Broadway, New York. t-7 JIST YOUR PROPEF.TT yith up: buyers ready. D. Banks Ron. 93 Broadway.

Brooklyn. Staff 2471. Quick action, 1'RICES ooniing down. Sell your property now. can get your price.

Send particu lars, pofiwafrmn, a wmw? cue -4 om ua Hating of any real ewtatu yon own. Market active Have man buyers on onr Hat for any class of property if price i right. Andrew Keia 1076 tit. place -7 VICINITY PlAZA "ST or Bergen Htanhay ala. tion: brick house, 9 or 10 roonia and bath; van cut UD 14.000 caah.

Box D-3Ci, Eugle oHlce. WANTED HOUSE Park Slope or vicinity In exchange for beautiful home In Flora I Pari, L. I. Parquet floora. electric, atcam heat.

rooms and bath, garatcc, Jargo plat, 6 minute to station. John Pullman II. K. 74t Union corner 5th av. fi-R WANTED to purchase, house.

3 or 3 family, Brooklyn Heights or downtown section: rood rasldpntlal block: modern Improvements. Address H. P. Box P-251, EhrIp Flttbuh branch. 6-2 WANTED from owners apartment houses and private bouses.

Have clients ready with money. Horn? Affair Realty Park Row. New York. fi-S WANTED From builders and owners, one-family hounca that ran le bought for $1,000 to li.S'M caah; many Hlentn waiting. Free-port Realty Co.

373 Fulton nt. WANTED to purchase lot, 2:.100. Jamaica, north of Jamaica av. went of Flushing av. n- V.awlt i-ifflrs 11.

W13 WANT TO PUT a home; rood section Brooklyn or pu barbs, at a reasonable ltricn; nh. Write Box H-124. Kneln Red- ford branch, 2-4sututhNU 4-FAMILV HOUSK wanted, on Park jeur price If It is right. Box M-S3J, Kagle lf tircW7 FAMILY Woodhaven or Richmond HilVtvith driveway or garage: not over I 00V" all Cftfh. Box K-9s, Kagle ManhiH- I ta'n' bftjicti, World buMdlng.

TWO-FA HI 1 1 jY wanted, brick -stone; H-d- Cuban etfTMietion. Box Kagie livd- rord ran en. 3.FAMH.T KOCSE wantdd. on Pnrk Slope; nncil it-) hn" If nrio. I.

Real Estate For Sato FARM FOR SALE 60 acres, 30 arms under cultivation, balance forest: nevpn room hous barn. fhU-kn house, hogKory. all kind fruit, good wutor; mail delivered: twenty minutes Ik school, church, etore, $2,900. Jl.OOi) cash. Edward Moran, Saugcrties, Ulster N.

Y. TAX EXEMPTION SAVES $1,750 junall rash payment anil $-10 monthly, with fntcrost, buys- cozy home, rooms, bath, porch; steam heat, parquet floors, tile beautiful fixtures. Tako Culver lino to 18lh av, alU south to Mst ft. PHONE 8303 BLYTHEB0URNE, QiiPonlMit)uuli Propprty Great House Bargain hum beautiful house; largo plot; jxpht stHtion; tux exompt (saves steam, parquetry, tile, veranda enclosed; $1 0-0 JJ3 nionthly principal. McNeece, 30 Union Hall Jamaica Te'ephone Jamaica 4245 Long Island Property HUNTINGTON Pt'M KR UOMK II -room houe.

hath garairc chicken lioilxe; 2 acres In rinrt fruit; one mile station. Price $2,000 rash. M'MMKK IIOMK Oil HOAHD1NO HOUSK, on 12 hifjh, shady Ground. House has 14 rooms, fully urn i wheel 'I KtirsRcs. chicken houses; tnnnia court, 10 minutes station nnd beach.

Full 'prti JIiMiOn. hiinalnws. with nil Improvements, fn best section of Huntington Vllltige, from $6,000 to SU.COO. fi-acre farm, with 10-romn house and barn; fruit; tine soil; one mile from station. I'li'-e $4, About Jl.T.OO rash.

Dog kennel 'or chicken farm of 10 acres, with 10-room house; heat; well; barn nd 100 feet kennel rr chicken house; best condition. Price $7 600; cash. Ninall CMirKKN FA KM; tivo minutes to stat Ion looxioo six -room Rood Jmusi; barn, chicken house; lino fruit, Trice crhIi reiUitcil. LO(i THjANI riKAl, KSTATH TFtl'ST. Thotnson Huildintf.

VC tint inp; ton, L. I. Now Jrr.py I'roporijr $2,000 CKSH AMI r'-linv 'I rrma Tnkf I Itlr 1111)1 Occu- Itl II 7 liO'iMH. Tiled TlHtll. riot lOflxlSD ft.

EAK COMMUTA.TION TU NE.V YORK, I'erjnanent home, everything modern and ready fur occupancy at above price; no ex-trriw; ateani hrat. parquet floors, beautifully decorated inside and out. Select, strictly real-dential neighborhood. Water aporia, Kotf, country club, pcIiooIm, churches. ntHiketn.

Nearly S'K) feet elevHlion; no nioKquitoeri. 1I(f liv-inff rooiii, with lutRe open tlrenlaee. Many tine old oaks Hiipply Ht)ndant shade. No norvsnii immmIciI electrically equipped ihrouahout. incltnling rlectric ran rre, electric UrIiU and bao pi i I la nee, tifter initial payment, ran be paid up with leHN 'money tlinti yon will wnMli in reiil the iipk few vcnri.

In-vestinate. Address P. WOIK 'WTKIt. Suite inu, 170 Hroadway, N. y.

12 Cortlandt. CLASSIFIED DISPLAY Auctions Appraised Value $200,000 Auction Sale TOMORROW (Fri.) 2 P.M. Also Saturday, Same Hour AT DARLING AUCTION GALLERIES 242 Fifth 27th-28th 'KW VOItli 1'ITV Tlie Entire Fine Furniture, Draperies, Choice Bronzes, Statuary, Works-of-Art, Tiffany Hall Clock, Superb Cabinets, Upright Pianos, Guest Plates, Doulton and Limoges Dinner Services Paintings, Library of Books, Moose Heads, Rare Curios. CHINES and TURKISH RUGS Formerly Belonging to the Steinhardt Estate Removed for convenience of sale from the Palatial Heme, 23 East 92d St CATAl-OliUBS ON NOTE Opportunity for out-of-town and city buyers to secure High-Class Articles. SPKl'lAI ArriinKcments for )-ifi'Uinff and whipping can 1'0 nivulc wMh Hatter-sun Co.

i Uio aucUon linn's forw-arUore. BURLING, DOLE Auct'rs At M9 and 601 Broadway, New York Friday, April 7th, at 11 o'Clock For account of underwriters or concern 335 FINE ORIENTAL RUGS AND CARPETS 118 Fine Sarouk, Lilian, Dozar, Ispahan and Chinese Carpets. 32 Fine Persian Hall Strips. 185 Fine and Extra Fine Small Bugs, nearly every known weave, fine designs and colorings; very desirable. Ali sold piece hy without allowance I.

Zekowski, Auctioneer Sella ly Oriler of Prominent Private limine Storage Warehouse Manufacturers ltlDAV, 10:30 A. M. 661-663 Fulton Brooklyn Furniture, Furnishings Appointments Of Kvc'ry Dewcriplloq Limojet and Antique China, Sevres Vases, Paintings riock Rela. t.urdin Sealn, Screena Crystal Chandeliers, Cut Glass, Ivories, Bronzes lONtlv Portieres nnd Itruperiea, loe CurtHinM. Red nnd Table Iirce nnd Smnll Tui-klMh Itilgt.

Knr Kuga, etnttiar'. Tenkwood Wood f'nrvlngs Suites and Odd Pieces Parlor. Reception, Dining Koom. Bedroom Dining Room Library Hundreds of Art I Objects Business Opportuiiil.ps Become a Partner in a Building Company 1. 000 invested in established baild-ing corporation which has little competition and where your money is safely secured will allow you to participate in unusually large profits.

The company is managed by men well known for their honesty and ability who have been in ihe building business all their lives. Write us for furlher information. National Corporation 236 West 55th New York City Security Salesmen Wanted 3 rf Credited April 1st. a a 1 after April 15th, 1922 in a Savings Bank, nttar: iuhpamm. KINGS COUNTY TRUST COMPANY 342.

344 A 34S FULTON ST. Capital, $500,000 SURPLUS and 000 000 UNDIVIDLD PROFITS JULIAN D. FAIRCII1LD. President JULIAN P. KAini'HILD Vice Praaali IVII.I.HM I WAHO.V.

rilnMAM MLAKaJ Knliif uu HU l. Aaslatant Macra'arr' l. 'HM A.N ufflew Interest Allowad on Accounts Suli.isct to Chack. Spacial Httmt on Cartilicatat of Daposit ankin6 Trust Service that satisfies OF THE NATION I rluf adiinces If the Roods srs delivered at all. Somo of these buyers have, been Riven to understand that in many Industries their orders includa 2(1 bonus to cover possible advances ill labor coals, hut those wlb) nave been here In the Inst few weeks, when the Cicrman mark renewed Its downward slide, do not bellnve Ihe iiianiiiactiiicr will consider it ailequula protection.

Ititiiilers who look Into tho future, however, believe prices will advanc lo such a hlirh. level that the. Ofi'' iiian consiiiner will be entirely ah sent from their stores ami when mistime comes they iintlelpate heavy break, wllh open ruptures union members of the various trade usso- leiatioiis Iiivolvinjr the violation lit fixed price aKreenintH. Heveial of Ihe iarun department store organizations hero, controlling isi-vcrai csui oiisnnieiliH, lire ucKoliai' I Ins to as eomiiils.iionnnlreg for liriin houses oil the theory thnt heavy Ijniled Mitten Hitlers, plaeing I through (heir own buy liitf (lepHi'l' inriilH. will give them an liifliicnr; will, the inaiiiitiieliliiers whiob will I'linble, llirui to operate their stortfi in I his rounlry at a lower overhead Ihnii llirir rotiiprlitors.

i Many of Hie textile liuinuraetureiV I win. exhibited at Ihe reeent Leipzig I'nlr are sold up until the end of at year, ami a number or them, to cope with I In- volume of htisiiirss they nli Initii'd. have put In exlr.j sluftR, with-, rut brinff able to Biiarai tee time of ilelivery. Zinc lii-Mvnl. Since (lelober, llrie has haen a gradual Improvement in the situation of the zlnu market.

Mocks have been reduced and now are cij.iini) Ions, a reduction of 23,001) toni; since last July. As an evidence of renewed Interest hi y.lne, the reopening of Furnace No. I of the New Jersey Zine Company cloned for sometime, announced. Zinc Iv now entering into the makeup of automobile tires. The trade reports an Interesllns lest was made, bv' a rubber company of Akron, Ohio, of the properties of a tire containing 7.ini-oxide.

The lent was conducted over leii-mtle stretch of load eovereil Willi snow anil ire. One of the wheels of the ear was equipped with a zinc treated tire, while the opposite one roiitanietl pone of this material. When the car returned Tram the test an Inspection of the tires was made. It was found that the tire containing siimi oxide had withstood test without a blemish while the other had been badly cut. PI AX TO IXSlKi: CHOPS.

Washington, April 5 To to farmers asainst tho loss by failure of crops, Fteprpspntative Sinclair of North Dakota today introduced a resolution creating a Government crop iimuranco bureau. Tho resolution was referred to the Commutes on" Hules. TO TARE OVMl OW CO. Syracuse, April 6 The Yorkhoma' rctroleum Corporation of this city Is lo he taken over by tlie Aetna Consolidated oil Corporation of 26 Vi'. 44th New York, it was by F.

H. Brown, treasurer and general manager of ifa Yorkhoma Company, today. COLSTON 11ESIGXS I. C. C.

POST. Washington, April 5 W. A. Colston, director of the bureau of finance of ihe I. C.

has resipned. He will become general counsel and vice president of the New York, Chicago and Kailroad. COMPOSITK STKEIz PRICK CP. The Iron ABe's composite price fnr steel now stands at .048 cents per pound or $1 ton above the low of a month tifTu. The composite price for pig iron is $18.47 per gross ton or cents above the low price last month, CAPITAL IXCRKAStS FILED.

(Sprrinl to The Kagle.) Albany. April Certificates of Inraaae ef capital have been flled by the Brooklyn core pmationa: 'Jh liiamond Bottling Works. H.nni to 1J S00: the Plrlka Chocolate Company. to 1.60O rharea of preferred ntock, 11 ni) a share, and lfl.aso vordinon slock, having no par value society formed. (Special to The Kagle.) Albany, April 6 charter hp a hn ipnueij to the People's Society East New York.

Tn Its objects are of a act-ia! and bpnevc'lent nature. Directors ara Jacob Gia Mortis Grceuberg ana Lou ia MKKTIXGS. XTt'K OK SPECIAL MEETING the Stockholder. The John i'. Undsay To.

A special meeting of the atorkholdera the r. MNPSAY COM PA N'T haa baan calico: bv the Board of Plnwtore and will ha held af 1313 Bedford ave. Breeklyn. N. T-.

FRIIAV, APRIU 3 4TH, 123. at 9 o'clock in the evening, to vot upon tha fallowing proposition: "That the number of dtractora loorauad from KIVK NINE JOHN C. UNDSAT, ertUfVk W'KOPKAX RIXIK'IS. Wi the hub of I-ondon for lit 15 ATLANTIC CITY. Pacific nr.

HHnnis. A modern, nidTtito rule fainilv hitlpl: running vHlr in nmins; (uivxto l)n(hn. SIM'5'IAI KASTKIi KATKS. Ownership nianaKciueiit. Oucht Vftgo, cn norl of MnlroBO Hall.

On) Hl I loiiiPliKe i 'umforf all. Smiili i'(rnliitit tiertr Mch'-Ii. A lio'el J'M- Wife. niHler, iipi)1her or IUM. wvi'Kft Itonti.

Aineitemi pIhii. WeeK'v rHlew Jfjn (i Prlvnio biith 1" nmiv $4 lo MN'JVlN H. A KNOIjI), Owner ami MutiHRi r. ITME HOTf WITH HOME COMrOOTJ rJElW I Orrsn rni York Ave. KmenlinMy nwtirrn.

I Private bnl hs. ninntnir wttlfr. cli'i-lru I'ffltUi. I Cuirtiii', (home cooking). Sptrinl Spring rtlMi.

Owoanhip iuangem't, Chu. H.Wood, Jr. Mgr. rennsylvHim Ave, cIcup r.o Konrh fid Slfd er. Always opt n.

Idpncity 300. Prirnte hAthH. nimiiiiB watr in ll brdruorns. Hotel haa juBt hoen (Jiiroii(rhiy rrnnviited nnd r-moil lH nrftul rn'r Alhffi II hnriHI CONTINENTAL 'IVniiTHoe B'-hi-H. Al.vy opon.

1'liviilo b.tilm. i-1 1 1 1 1 1 i i water in rooiiin; rKainr: fXicllcnt white Anic-ritMii phui, $4 up 'liiily. Kpc titl nrrkly rati 8. (iiitJigo. M.

WAI.SU I I 'AN. ttvp rl'tHc to lirfli Htfi'l IMri; (tip. A Micr. pimi, up 'laily. 1'rivitl ImiIIis; runnliijj wiiP-r; clrvjilor t'i Ktrei'i rv Wdhv privii'K'.

A I 'IS i It HI) 11. MT VERNON llK' Av- Mi. ViylV.1U Amci i. ph.ll. S17.r,n up cluili Klirop.

i I i plan, doilhlc 'rtnuii. 110 lo wcMily. ciliislc ro. up per day. IMiolK! l'ADUKTT.

YTfo tel Zctrctine iiur ph iciicn. i ii-sn uaior hitl ih: run. wmkt hi T'oiiik; riev. lit'ili'; moil.Tiih1 K. WiiBtifr.

t-'rol'- t'uHi ii ill Ir.MiH ft Ion, Mar RIO GRANDE NVw York Ave. Hi Poarilwnlk. I'lrnnrodf. Klivator. Ituiinins water In all rooms.

try CLARENDON hotel Vircrfnia Avf. nar Beach. Unnmn en uft with prfvat bath. All room with hot and cold running watr. SWILrTvyHIRE 'hKinia Ave.

npj'r llrai'h. Amerk-Hii p'an. Knonis with running watt-r otitl private lHlh. SAM KI.LIS, Owner. N.

J. COLLINS, Mur. THF SFN4T0R flnnt Hit at-1IUR viritlnlH Ave. truest porch in Atlantic: hvi rlooklnj; oiean. it loMh lea t(t stay with u.

Hooklct. 1- THE CLYDE PHflflc: Ave, bttwfti Nf-v .1 nml I'nn-tipcilcut. Sflrct iiiixlt in line Ikuiw, block from Boardwalk. Ki-'Mt'or. The tlorln.

THE FXWOOD St. Plarp. nvoroioklUR tho BAard walk. I'Mrpproof. CHpactty 2:0.

Private but hit. Running water. Klc.Htor. E. T.

UUAFF. Owner. XUorlds (ireot est Hotel Success ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. L'BsurpabBed for Health, Keat A Hecreatioa.

frfinrlfellow farylana av. near ment. Moderate ratt-s. ilra. J.

UnnrjfViiow. f7 tilth The Plaza q'ariea ci iioin'iiif. fliwyn opun. I'Atry appointment. Deitrich Itusscll, AlgM.

fft flTTF.STETf. TNN New Ave-UiUoirc plttn- All conveniences. Mrs. v. KNAUfr'U, NEW CLART0N Kenturky av JUHt Garuge.

Keduced S. K. BON1PACR. fft XHlS thfUtM A SB lit PARK. fHai'ltaoitglj I)oteI A3BURY PARK, N.

J. Nrar Naliilnriiiio. Niirinu t.olf. in h-rnhiif With lltf S'atn, Olirii All 'Hr. All Itiiiirovrini'ntN.

HAROLD W. SEXTON Manager. HOTEL GARDNER Anbury Park, N. .1. OpMir.l with 1 1 improvements, April 7.

for arson, undor Iho old iniuiiigoouuit, IT. ghoyk. STOKES HALL OcfHn llrore. N. J.

H'Tn All m-lTD iDnvetiieaces. A. 1.. 15- Stmshburger. Prop.

N. .1. iGenl iCM-ntlon ofloei-inc like. UodQra ia) iiioroujfh ai lu muip-uitot and tervlc. W.

J. CASSK1UT. FlorciwePjttes Lnkewuod, N. Mortorii. Honu'ltka.

Al sult-awlth baths. Tltllianls. tenma. cult, liklt. Thone 2.

I. WOEHR. tn ttia 1nnn OPT i 'S L.EWIS Also to Build Wyoming Pipe Line Independents Protest Order. Tin' Sinclair I'onsolidulrd Oil t'oni-1 it 1 1 lias reo'lvrtl panic ud vires tliHt lip I'oitttmirsr (invcriinipnt lias pub-Hh1hiI a (I. "-ion grants iirrtna-nrnt oil riglitH In I'ort iifrur hp Wont Anffi.ila, to (ho r'ainimnhU tie a rortiiKiK'HC romiany liiituitpd hv tho Sinrlait corporation and lirinK oprialoil under Sinclair mniniBPiiiPiit.

have tindor way for about iwo'yrarn. The area covered by the derreo is iibotil Tfl.lton sqiiaio miles, of approximately the. size the State of -Oklahoma. Denver, 'April 6 Producers of oil In yomiii' feel that theif troubles over itli the I'Mintrement liy the tloverniiicnt that the Sinclair Interests in the development of the Teapot Dome shall build a pipe line to the Missouri Ittvcr. This line as a i-oin- I nioii rarrier will transport all excess production to competitive markets.

I iidcpetulent operators, however, claim u. violation of the IfiisIhr: arl which provides that, proven ileitis be-IctiKiiiH: to the lo erninent bo o4Tei'ed at public sale, as was done in the Salt Held last summer. When the pipe line is constructed, they suy, the Standard Oil Company of Indiana undoubtedly will retain its fjrip on Wyoming oil by ussisliiiB the Sinclair In BANK OF FRANCE J'Mris. April li The- weekly statement of the Hank of KrineP, llsrureH in francs, follows, last 000 omitted: April J. oil liflliii SIIvpi- i 'iivulnl ion Unrciitl ilPponils HIIIh iis(Miiiiri TrPMsury ilrposils Aiian t'3 M.m t.ut.r.s".

f.oi 4, C.L'Oil.OHH BANK OF ENGLAND r.imrlon, April 6 The statp-nii'iit t)f the Bank of Kiiglnnd ffillovvs: I ncrea se Totnl i-caT'0 rirniliilion Bullion otdfr sciurilica IMIl'T ICinslt: rlcpo.sita aecurltica .1 nun 1 2K. rt. rtmj Jt.piL'.ixm no.omi I7S.IW0 los.iyio 17 im 1 B1.rh.n 1S.0,(AI0 li-crraHi'. Tlio proportion of Ihc- bank.s re-wivc to Ihihilltii'K ts notv 16.60 per-oint ii Kii 1 tint 16. 27 percent hist wpp1( unil ctimpiirPH with it doollnc from to 12.10 pprcent IhiH wrck last yt'iir.

MINNESOTA BANK CLOSED Apil 1 6 The 1'iirk I-tsion Klitlo r.iuil; of thi city hr(n closed. It luol a cnpilitl of mid ili-poHits of $250,0110. CRUDE OIL PRODUCTION The A niei lean l'olroleiim Tnslltute cKtiinntPH daily nvenicp rtis crude oil proilnelion in United Slalea for week ended April 1 was 1,462,285 bnrrplH n.Kxinxt 1 4(1 r. i 0 0 tor preeeiling week a decrease of 2.S75 ImrrelH. HOTELS AND RESORTS x.

I.A VASSB HOISK. X. J. with op wilhniit hoard. All convenier.cea Low ratea.

i.l tut ifpen for l.alrl linprovementa, rialea on ap. HarrlK Campbell, l.akeeood t'S-M DASSFORD I0DGE N-J. Laka fnno, Mia. V. Jiiilln BOSCOBEL Olirii all jenr.

I'hone M. ItlUltE.V. NEW i IDEAL COUNTRY HOME Hotel Montclair MONTt l.AIH. N. .1.

lll.l.ll.ll 1H I.I.V MTLATEI ItrMIIIKMIM. IN NKff lOHk'S SI III ItUS TUB KNIIIti: YHAlt. OWNKRHIIII MA.VA'.IK -VI I'. I III DHtK l. c.

IIAI.I. 0 A8 ATTH ACT IV Ai irSMAMr-" HAYhWAY inn ONV ftl IK INC- My'f 4fTJT MFM PENNSYLVANIA. Ull.I.OW DkT.I, lint se. North Water (Jap. Pa.

Special rates for May. Booklet. Curiatlan Schucltle, owner and Manayer. N(i NO. VATS VS.

Jl'LIA I.awrem:ti Yaps. of Xotire. State of l-'aii llt'M otlllty, Superior t'ourt, an: Krulgeporl, April 4th, A. ix IR-J2. Upon the complaliil of tlie saiil Alhl't Yapa praying, for reasons tlu-rein 'rt fortli, for a divorce, now pending bi-1'rjre Hits Court, havlna; Vieen returned thereto on the IhsL Tuesday of January, It appearing lo nnd being; found by tills Court that Julia Lau-nn'-e the aatd defendant, is ahaent from this State nnd gone to parts urtknoivn iT.sidmi; in Jjorough of Hrooklvn.

Cltv and Stnte of New York, and that notice of the pi ii.N tiry of the complaint was given 3 required liy orilr of notice heretofore- indued, ami now tlie plaintlft asks for a further order of notice In the premises. Therefore, ordered, notice of tho pend-'iey of wiid con aint tie given by publishing this order in The llrooMyn Dally K.aitle. a newspaper printed in Hrooklvn. New York, oncf a week for two weeks, successively, commencing on or before lie bill day of April, A. i.

By the 'nun. I' HA 101. -1. rr.AVArJAN, Apslstntit Clerk of tlie Lourt for Fair-Held County. l--'-th rin'm' or thk htatk of New York Thcl.

plaintiff. aKalnst Maroplla '1 hr-is. wlno known as Theia. fpf-iidHiit. S'linuions.

Trirtl deBtre.l hi the 'nuntv of Kmc." for an al-polnte rlf-voi cp To llir You hpiliy stjiMtnntied to answer the coin-tlatnt in this tion, flml to a copy of vour uiisu if the complaint not sprvod- with ihi-; uniiHotis. lo arve a notice of appHirtin on the pIslntifT'n attorney vithin twenty days after the servlra of thig snmni'nni. rxt i' ftf the ilny of aervlce; H(I fn vavr if yonr failurp lo appear, or nnswer. "ill lo tnken Kainr. you hv tie rutin ii'' rr-tir-t niini 111 me compluint.

l.nto.l. Mnrrh R. 1fi2. KOHKKT .1. Attorney for Plaintiff.

Oftlrp ami aildrena Kuiton street, nor.MiRh Fltooklyn. New York City. To MjhvHIh Tiifi'. Known ns May ThpiJi, tin- j.amttl H'-fpndatit The fore-Kotiitr puiiinifins is st tve'l upon you hy publication to an onlcr of Hon. Kranlt S.

Jannon. the Supreme Court of thr StMo of New York. datd the 4th riav -f At-nl. and fi'ed with the cnnifiiaint in tlif o(Tl' of tlie Clerk of Kings 'ounty, Nc Yoi-k Ht the Court House, in Im Morouyh of Hrooklyn, of New Y'nrli. I'minty of KinKs and State of New- Yoi U.

Tlie object of the above-entitled net ion for an aVoluie divorce. Dated April fi. nuHRTET J. MAYKR, Atiorttey for Plaintiff. Ofllce nml T'o-'tiftii' wtiilreaa 30 Fiilton street.

Borough -f Krooklyn, New York City. ati-et-th 1'insiii; ik samp. r.VITKH ST.M'KS fl-STOMB RVirB. ciM.I.IOC'I'l.iN lil-Ttllt'l' N'l. ID, T'OItT OP NWW VnltK.

N'Otiie lr: li'-irtn given Hint Ullrfer the fi-l of ti. III. uij'i. un.l In p'jrMiam-e of aulhoritv hv the nf eti the ei'pllcalion Knigiu Oliver, th iminc of the iil h'. lie.

burden V- oflicial iiinnbT 1ms been clianged lo I nillo. tll'K'iK W. AI.DR1DOK. 6 1 Collector of Customs. It, HOTELS AND RESORTS LO.XG IsryAND.

1'OltlSST nii.t.s INN Fireproof hotel In one of tha mot beautiful environments in Amfrli-a. No llm-r family hotel In ttio city. Uxcellrntly eciulppfMl. A really line tRhle. An li.eal plm-e to live from sttuxlpnlnt of L-omfort.

aL-ceaHfhlllty nml surrouii(iincs. 15 1'IHIM STATION 1j. l. it. rt.

ritAiNS. Ill) MINl'TKM l-'HHM WAI.I. Til KC. MINUTES TO T11KATIIK AND DISTnir-TS. 11 MINI-TKH BV Motor to ihiand ckntii.m, station l-orest IIIIIh Inn, l'nri't IIIIIh, L.

1. Telephone tj29U lioutuvarii, M'lll. II, ikii si; in pt tin Mtiyn, in In (Ukh i ii diiimI 1.. 1. tn-pn ii rul my hn Mmiik.

tlanH nic trnniri, ImwIinK. (ntis nml up. fur booklet. I'hutic tiooj UrnuiiH 1. W.

O. KTOKIiS. CRYSTAL LAKE HOTEL I hone 1 1 Krellrnt tulilo, easy lootos. privato hatlm, luntlitifi lit or, kuii parlor. Ht'DSON VAJjLKY CtlUNTlKS.

MitnWN 1.01111I-:. pnnsnit'T nkw if "i i ir.i liliStitA Htji-; wn ii on i ritoi hath. TKi.iorno.Ni-; AND KLXI.1VAN' COUN'IV. GREAT VIEW FARM HOUSE 1 -I vltipslnii tutor, V. feci.

All vity tm proven tents, i 1 unfurl koshrr kit en. livery (iiiiiisrtiieiit, I hiicc hall. FiwiiiiiK. vtv. Nathan HcrUowiiz.

The Wllliliwnn Hoiim. Llln rly. N. V. l-nr cni'e of tuherciiluuH rcrlllled by N.

V. Ktato Dcpurllnfiit nt Health vvlrn highrat s'-oro In l.lbcrly baHcd uu hunilaiv. mcilical unii tmctal tandarda. Graduate nurpca; call IicIIh; bnokict. bunger's Now Op-'ll.

tJeiil ilea. C. ii. NKW YUUK STATE. BEECH TREE INN mtosxMi i n.

v. 'I TS Mill, from Irani! Central Station. I 5 Mill. Walk from Sla. Seilcr.

ATLANTIC CITI. Spend the Roster Hollda.va In ATLANTIC CITY AT HOTEL MONTICELLO EircU In f'omfort, Kfrvlr and Culitne Kpntiirkr Atp. Near Hcaeb Allnnttf CltTi Finott. Lwt nI Slont Popular lloft'Tnte Kate Itylel $3.50 up Daily, Special Weekly American Plan ChnU-e, wpll-furnih(1 room, privatit hntli, metnl hp(U, elevntori to street, nniimmlly nt tractive lohbr, pariora ami rrreotlon rooms: mpnHty MOO; orrliptra Newly papered and renovate Ihrouiiuuul. Public showpra.

RUNNING WATER IN ALL ROOMS Owuerstiip mnnnKcmpnt. Hook let. KIT EH A iroU.lNt.KIt Mil Hlli.tN Alt, M.tB Ur Altl AMI BOAKIMVAI.K AII.AMHI Ill's MtlS'l' KKAI'TIFI 1, HOI It KffTltJN HUNNING WATKH I.N EVERY ROOM NKWI.Y HIRNISHKIl Private Baths. Electric LiKhta. Klevator Serviea European Plan $2 up Daily Double Room I $10 up Weekly ClinL'le ltoom, VI SO er liar HOTEL STERLING KENTUCKY AVH.

AN13 BHAfH. SECOND JIOIKI. l-MIOM miAKUWALK. FIREPROOF All rooiiif. rlnlini'ntii nml romplrte, Tor Infnnnattnr.

and iiri'ly lo our MriMiMyu. rrii-fspritutiva. Universal Tour Co. 100 FULTON OVl'. HALL.

Teleiiiione TrtHiigla ROYAL PALACE HOTEL AND COTTAGES On the Beach and Boardwalk' Convenient to all Amusements Sea Bath KITCHEN Orchestra Attractive Ocran Solarium Salect Family Fat ran a pre American Plan. Moderate Pricea C. L. HANSTEIN LYMAN WATROOS president KENTUCKY KENTUCKY AVE. NEAR BEACH Amrrirtn Plan WOO up tt.i.

in up weekly Popular (uropran Kales letor to tret Kleetrieiiy ami in nil ronma rriat Runmrir ter. Eir nmif sildtlion White Ownrraliip ninni't. KING 4 EAKHAKI WESTMINSTER "r- iJpa n- Dllvato I runnlna; wststr. -Open all year. A.

V. KtjPP. till Voi rrsiMUiit uf Tin: Ktwlr Berlin, Mart'li lOmiiiw exporters of tlerniiiii (joutl.s lo AnierUii, nt-traetod by the vnlnlii nnd this clicii-nrsa of inliintl piiei.i. now realize tlie tiuy lilts pHMMpd when tliey eonlil eoine over hero iiml liny gnoii.t, xlnp them to the I'nlleil Hintrs uml lultn their lro(il. Kvni the Ihikc ami lon e.slnlillNlieU tieniuin i in port anil rxpni 1 Iioiihihuic beset with iimny (lillleullie.s in mett-iliR tho Ainerli'iin denianil itl.

levr-ls whleli would ivuniint repi ill. orders. J'rleca cunliimt: lu ino' Labor in In. Hinting on a larger and getlliiR II BtoelM il' Kotnia are uein I oui ded or Kpreiiluted In by lliu.se ho are eonlldenl oi lurlln-r priee nd-eaneea. Merehiindi.Me on hanu now eon- fclitulea trie eainlal ol ninny repie utallve tierinan bil.s nessea today end sulci capital is increasing in value inruiiiili tlie ticcoml Wave oi lunation oecasloiiefl by Ire Hpeiilnth-o eie.

it out hich prcliTH iiicrcliandiHo on hand to paper hiiiiKh in ihe lianlt. IiiIiikc I Ives I'r the liljrh class, wcl cc; At tin; lilj-'h I'liis, wt'll-pHltililiHlinl sliupN in this fil, whrif llif our--pi im-I'nr-iill governs. rr. i(iiolf(l nt rrliill In ncc ivilh Uio ro.st. A piiir ill' linli: KocUa.

lor ItiMtaiiiii', ran li( IhhikIU lor SO iiiitrkH, lull tint hii in iirtulr from iipw i-ilurlt, tin I In- hiuiii' roiinlfT, ia pilrril nt 1 0 iniii'kM. In it low world tlir- Hume pair ol' forks! im likely lo bo si'llinpr nt Hull marks. Tilt! slltiKtion applies lo all roinirioili-lirs. Thn utorrs suy thry a rr not prr-niittrcl by govcrnnirnt i-cn i dii to avrracc thnr pliers, tind with tlin bifr iiilvancrs In tho piirr of yooiis now roinliiK from tho mills tlif idiiHiiinrr it; rapidly absorbing lltr rrniiianf.s Hit; liargain coiintrr. Wit lit a Irw ihonlhs, when thr.

rhrup nierrliutt'lisr lias Krone, it is estimated pines will rule near a 50 nrrcont inrrrusc. Wiiroh Tursiio Prliirs l'p. With the. rlslns prlrcs Uilior i.s mnk-ing more drmands to offset Ihe cost of llvinfr. Kvfn the mosi.

f.inrly piii'l' lioniB worker is now rrtrr-lvlnj; what skilled Labor got it few monlhs nro. The unions are linrlin wr usne-ments assoelntlons of inaniilar-turers to one or two months, and am fctrons ill their propaganda for the week-work syslcni. Anion; Amerlean buyers now returning to the United States from the Leipzig Kail- the chief tuple roiieerns hat percentage of Roods ordered by them will be delivered without heavy1 DAY'S FIRE RECORD llh a-story brick, cellar doors In yard, dHinage trifling. Ht. Mark's pi and ath alolT frame rwwa atand, damage tu bunding and content! trilling.

11 Franklin Jamaica. S-slotv brick, damage to building and contents trilling. tun flatbush J-sloroy brick, damags to building and contents slight. Opposite 74A Aahlaud commercial auto 913,302 N. damaga 2 Smith 3-Mry brick, damago to bullrl-Inar ami contenta liltllnK- 2C.I Powell 4-ntory brick, ibimago lo building and contents trifling.

W14 HotUfvard. 'J4-story frame, dRrnage to building and contants trifling Klnit.1 U'ghivav ami iwn T'rkway, auto N. damape eolistderHt'lc to auto. tntral 63-Kloty brick. Lafayette nve.

and A.tliland U-atory brick, damage to contents trifling. 2Z7.K Schenectady n-ntory brick, damage to builfltna; and conlenls tilrting. 45 nroadway, 4-atory htick, dHinage to build ing and trifling. Hear 112 Newport 5-strv brick, dam age to building and contents trifling. 511 Keigel 4.

story fianic, duniage to ion tents trifling. IH)RO CORPOKATIOXS. (Special to The l.nylr.) Albanv, April 6-Jfhei! Bn.i.klMl ce.poia-ttopa l.s've leen chaitere.t by tin Knitting Mills capital 11 l-COn- directors. Saniml flhnan. ini" luili-lug ave: William I'numberg.

-'I. racetit anil f-oul Koumberg. 24-' l.llcry st. Brorhhauscli In. -o ce'.

lent hlOJke, Inslail electric syatem.t ete capital, William k. Hroch-bVtiaen 11. I'. Mcllowu and A. D.

Boylt. MHockawV St-el capital, 712 Samuel 4 15 Torregrossa. 1503 Hay Illdge ae, BRUh.lSJt. Signal Companv. Inc.

to deal In recrora, B. K. Slelnlnger, Hth Island fltv: Edward I. Wilkln-on, JH K. th iu.

Brooklyn, and o. f. Bton. Oyster BBenjamln Barkln drugs. dl-rectore.

Benjamin Barkln. 4 Bed, Brooklyn, and Lena Goldman and fc. Brown, Manhattan. QCKIiXS BU I' AITKOVKD. (Speciol to The Knyle.) Ulanv Aoril a A bill RnlS, just signed by 'ni aulhotizea the K.lin.ate and Apportion nent to aiv ie.

on behalf of the ci v. the rntir. a.t of proceeding, to ocauire tl'-e to a HUh II. and Horn H3th a- l'-tn Queens. IMI'ROVIXt; IIWM I- DRIVK.

(ttprciul lo The Huplr.t Albanv. April linv Miller the bill of Brunner amending the Hiesl.r New Vrk relation to the Meach Channel Imve. eatt of Qpeeiicboio. and the l.u'kfead line of a-I malca and the ol To on right. olDce.

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