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EVENtM PUBLIC LEDGER- PHILADELPHIA, SATURDAY, APRIL 29, 1922,
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FEATURE ON CURB
i
(Croup in urgent umana, Many
A 1 . DtatMJM Am AIa.. LJImU
r . . m m
sf,f. issues niBiugiv new nij.ii
P'Mi Drla fais MAvamant
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l;f Kmv Yerk, April 20. flip market en
'the Curb moved In unison with that en
tr.i.. Nw Yerk Stock Exchange. oils
ryiw. in iireentdcmand. Many of these
PS'lisues ree te hew high prices for the
(L'ifeM the most prominent position, mnk-
rH ever i point.
'; Other oil stocks showed activity and
ifitrerigth, n reaiure 01 me inaepcnucni
''dues being Mexican Bcnbbnrd, whlcli
S. trnm 44 te above 45. The Wrom-
L'Mnc oil ereupuvas also active and strong,
Iffflilt Creek Producers advancing te
fc"lI)0Ve iO W Dll WW" WIIUWIIIBIBI
ikln a further gnlnJbeth making new
P-High records. International Petroleum
I.J0tf te 20i
,- Thn industrial Issues were Irregular.
li'.Becchnut Packing was traded In nt
fflBM .tn liiiv,. uueiuer iinuener and
&Badle ranged from 8 te 8Vd. Hudsen
itMrntnr moved tin n substantial ex-
b tint and gains were made virtually all
' through the list. Philip Merris was
f one or tne strong xcaiures, neming ciefc
t. ita recently established high record.
if -Radie issues were again traded in en
( large acme ,un uiu tuiuiiiuu biuuh
Mlling nt 0 te 5.
INDUSTRUM
High
Hi
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48 de
14H 14SU
80 (I 80 H
70 fin
20(J 2014
204 S1V
42g 42H
2184W 2,8
1(tfl Acme
Ceal ....
Packing
1700 Arrnn
DU
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ill 10Amrr i-unt a ir..i4:i
, 40(1 Heechnut fKg se
j . Ann nnriilv lluda j.... la;
XtlSOOCnr X.lfht 1U
slii()n rhicaice Nlrnle .... as
' TOO Columbia Emerald SO
J' 100 Cenlfjr Tinfoil 1.114
i linnCent'l Mtr DU
SOODert Mtrg 20 U
. noenurant Moter Ind 1R
BOO Durant Meters ... 37;
, SSOO Dubllecr Condenser R4
1B40O Hudsen Moter ... 21 Ti
SOOKlee Hter Battery. 4SK
M0OI-n Alden Ceal... 47H
' SOGIIIettB Safety nai.21(J
, soepoldwi-n Pltfturea. 8i
$494,000
Western Maryland Railway Company
6 Equipment Trust Geld Notes
These Notes are a direct obligation of the Western Maryland Rail
way Company under an Equipment Trust Agreement between the
Director General of Railroads, the Railroad Company and the Guaranty
Trust Company of New Yerk, Trustee. The title te the equipment under
the agreement remains in the Trustee until all of the Notes have been
paid. Through supplemental agreement, 33 1-3 of the Notes of each
maturity are te be stamped se as te give preference and priority te the
above offered unstamped Notes in case of default. Upen the execution
of the supplemental agreement the unstamped Notes will be outstand
ing te the extent of only about 58 of the original cost of the equipment
en which they are secured.
We offer the above Notes, subject te prier sale, if, as
1 and when received by us, at prices te yield as follews:
Maturities
Jan. 15, 1923 100.39 te net 5.40
Jan. 15, 1924 100.79 te net 5.50
Jan. 15, 1925 101.22 te net 5.50
Jan. 15, 1926 100.82 te net 5.75
Jan. 15, 1927 101.01 te net 5.75
Jan. 15, 1928 101.19 te net 5.75
Biddle & Henry
Harrison, Smith & Ce. Edward Lewber Stokes & Ce.
Th Information and statistics contained herein have besn obtained rrem sources
All these bends having been sold, this advertisement appears as
p
Dated May 1,
ir. nri.irinfil
We offer
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..?!!n.nV,'r lber .... hU h
S(A' !f.h,n .Vl'v C H. 7.1 7.l
nepi.lbby McNeil .... 74 y
'JOMerc-r .Moter ... .14, ifi
1"' JJer. Amcr l'apcr... -J aS
tmtsasr !r..Y. w hit
630lnadle rref f. ni if,
,?0Ree Moter ..... 24 2lI
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S22 5Ltnrd Met .... n?4 1U
OOOTcnn llwy . a 3
J.1H Smrl,n' Pr'"1" 4i
27STedd Bhlp 70 '0e(J
2300 It H I. ft It 2l 2
3000 tr 8 Steam ..,... It It
aoetrnit net candy .. e r.
20OWnne Ceal li li
O00 West End Chem . . 82 K2
00 Willy 1 pt ctf . 13 13
,?pWllly C lat prer . 10 10
HlOO Terbennen A 27 2.1
100 Weal Knlttln ... . 7i 7?,
HTANDARU OILS
3800An(tle Am Oil .... 20 20
12Atlalcna nil r,4U n4
. 30 Illlneln P I. 100 100
17U Imp oil Cnn . ,..112',4 100
S3 Ohie Oil 822 320
40T-.,if,. e ft a ..inn nin
lOHeuth P Oil 318 318
23100 8 Oil Ind 103ft 101 ',
wm mi Ivy W 1 .. 82 82
100 8 Oil Ky 11 80V4 80li
140 8 Oil N Y 401 307
300 Vacuum Oil 414 112
10 8 Oil or Neb t 20 200
INDEPENDENT OIT.S
BOO Alcan . 2i 2?i
2000 Allied Oil ft 3 3
300 Am Fuel O prer . . 2,V 2
4000 Aetna Cen 1 1 'i
000 Ark Nnt Ua .... 11 I1i,
KlOOOlloene Oil in II
20100 Hest Vem 01 S7
2700 Carlh Hyn n',4 mi
02 fit Herv (old) . . .220 227
300 Clt 8 "11" ctf .. 234 23
me nt 8erv prer .... er.1.4 ri(?
ROOCelum Pet lit
2700 Continental Ref .. 4 3,
8200 Cosden ft Ce prer . ft 4 4,
HOOCreole 8n 3i 3'i
1000 Cushlna- Petu 7 7
10300 Knit Petrel ft4 52
saoe Tederal Oil 1H m
000 renslanil 13 13
HOOUIIllland Oil 8M Oft
800 Ulcnreck Oil l.V 1U
lOOHranada . .. 24; L'4,
13(100 Hudsen Oil 30 33
8100 Int Petrel 20 2ii'l
700Klrby Pet 13 125
2000 1.ance Creck 4 I
400 Livingston Pet ... Hi Hi
5200 Lven Pet 03 DO
neOMarland Oil Mex. 8; 3?i
2000 Mnracalbe Oil ... 25i5 21
70OAFerrltt Oil 124i 12V4
ISOOMexIre Oil :, 3S
lUOOMex 8eabeard .... 43 41
(limn Mountain Pred ... l.'.'i 1.-.V4
3400 Mutual Oil 7 7H
Sen National Oil 100 70
400 New Yerk Oil ... 20 22'i
100 Ne Am Oil 1 I'd
1031)0 Omar Oil , 2." in
100 Tennek Ol I lift n'i
l(e Maria ni? Ret 3 3
200 Premier 3i 34
23000 fieri Dank 21 20
1000 lied fleck Oil .... 00 00
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Jan. 15, 1929
Jan. 15, 1930
Jan. 15, 1931
Jan. 15, 1932
Jan. 15, 1933
Jan. 15, 1934
Jan. 15, 1935 u) 102.68 te net 5.70
Accrued interest te be added
Commercial
$6,500,000
Union Bag and Paper Corporation
Firat Mortgage Geld Bends, 20-Year 6, Series "A'
Authorized
1922
Interest payable May 1 and Ne ember 1 without deduction for normal 1'edcral Income Tax
ill) te 2. Coupon bends in denominations of $500 and $1,000, with privilege of registration as
ntul ititcrcluniiicable. witli iully
authorized multiples. Empire
Redeemable . a whole or in part en any intere.t date en thirty day. pfier notice
redeemed en or before May 1, 1932, and thereafter at face value plus premium of
each full year between the date of redemption and maturity.
Application will be made te list these bends en the New Yerk Stock Exchange
The company agrees te refund the present Pennsylvania feur-mUl tax te holders resident
in Pennsylvania who have paid such tax
these bends if, as and when issued and received by m, subject te the
t, aU lcaal p,.eceediHgs ou our counsel.
Price WVz and Interest, Yielding Over 6.20
Circular giving complete details of the issue sent upon request.
Lee Higginson & Ce. The National City
Aldred & Ce.
Published as a matter of record, the bends having been told.
i
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31. 84i
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' SH?,n t'kelly Oil 814 74 8
no'iemantnh Olf 20 10 20
".".J" ' 7en HO 70 73
"I!( !n Trt nl ' 2" ,!l '-''
!5 X!c!"rln.."ew '" "" "
JO Whim Knle 22 22ft 22J4
l"nJJIIex Oil ...... 4 IH 4i!
SMIWeidburn 70 01 70
0:011 Turman .. .. lU A in
200 Woodley ......... vA 12V4 124
MININU
20ftAlnka Br Columb. 344 344 341
10(10 Alpha 30 30 30
200 A A 0 or Se Arrlcn 224 22H 22M,
2000 niK Lede 2 2 2
12000 Iloslen ft Mentana, 22 20 21
8700 Pest ft Ment Cens, 00 1)3 00
1300 Cennda Ceprer ,.. 50 30 Be
(toeo Cnndelarla Mining. 27 20 27
5000 Am Commander... 10 0 10
1200 Am Kxploratlen .. 244 244 244
1200 11m Alaska 70 78 70
2000 Cena Ailxena , ... I 4 4
2200 Cens Copper Mln.. 2 1; l;
230OCertP!! Silver 0" 03 03
1000 Divide i:xt 10 10 10
2000 III Salvader 0 ft ftv
17000 Kurekn Croesus . . 28 20 20
100 Klrat Nat Mining.. 80 80 no
2000 40 Mlnlti 1(1 1ft 15
300Oadsen Copper ... l'J 1'4 1U
, 100O Cens Nev Utah ..ft 5 ft
1O00 Cryatal 1U 1U l'l
nONDS
1O00 Alum 7 or '33... 1014; 10.14; 10s
1000 Am Tel r or ,2,10tJ 101U 101
1000 Angle Am Oil 714a. 1034J 103S, 103
1000 Armour Ce 7a ...1044k 1014. 1044;
ftOOOIleth 8tl 7s et '23.104H 104(1 104i
iiIVt iinr null nn ... l'l ).). tl
0000 Del A Hud 5H... 00 0ili 00M
1000 nrand Trunk 0V4. 100 100 100
1000 duir 011 os 1004; 1004; ine;
40000 Int Great Ner Ba. 6414 04 04 "J
10000 Interbore 8s 84 hi S4
1000 Kan O 4 11 7s .. !M4 unV, 0014
2000 King Ce Lt 0V4S.. Iisji nsji esfl
1000 Laclede Can 7s .. 004 00U 00 14
7000 Nat Acmn 74 .. 08 97 08
2000 N Y N II ft Ills. 04 0444 04
2000 N Y N H ft II 7a. 00 00 no
3000 Ner Am Hitlinn Ba. 024; 02C4 0241
1000 Phllllpa Pet 744. .112 112 112
boeo a e n y nv4s ...lenu ioeu 1001;
1000 BwUt Ce 7a12.1...10IH 101 "4 101f!
1000 Tel Edisen 7 ..lOflli 100 100(1
22000 Un Oil Tred 8s ..1084J 10S 1084;
11000 Weat nice 7a ....108H 10844 108 4
3000 Winchester 7a t4 ..101 101 101
32000 NYN It ft II Fr 7a 7444 741 74M
10000 Pari Lyens fly 0a 834; 83 834;
5000 !tuliin Mis .... 21 21 21
lOOOOSnlss 5Hs 1011.4 10H4 lOlU
8000 U 8 Mex 4 48 48 48
Reserve Banks' Discount Rates
Official rediscount rntca at the twelve Fed.
cral Reserve UanUa are as follews:
Treai. Lib. Cem'l Bkr.
ctrs. Ilenus Paper Accent,
noslen 4'4 iSi Vt 444
New Yerk
Ph'ladelphla .... J'4
Clevclanxl 44
Illchmend 4V4
Atlanta 'A
8
Chicago ....
mi Tiila ..
Mtnnraoella .. ft
Kansas City .... ft
Dallaa ft
Ban rranclsce ... I'-i
101.37 te net 5.75
101.53 te net 5.75
101.69 te net 5.75
101.83 te net 5.75
102.37 te net 5.70
102.53 te net 5.70
Trust Company
which we belleva te ba reliable.
a matter of record only.
Issue $15,000,000 Due
bends in denominations
of
registered
Tn
Ce., New YerK, trustee.
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4(4 41? 4V4
ft S ft
ft ft ft
ft ft ft
4U 414 4H
FURTHER
PROGRESS
IN WEST'S TRADE
Steel Industry Distinctly En
couraging Retail Business
Outlook Improves
Chicago, April SO. IjubIiicss In the
West bIioweiI further Improvement In
Koverol qunrtern (luring the week. The
steel mid Iren Industry Ih making prog
ress In splte of the coal Htrlke, nnd
thcre Ih n growing demand for building
materials, which Ih Mtlmulatlng kindred
lines of trade. Thrre is less unem
ployment, and In soma lines theru Is
said te be a scarcity of labor.
Weekly reports en the state of the
steel Industry are distinctly encourag
ing. In most Instances orders have
Increased, nnd there has been a larger
output, although the coal strike 'has
been a serious handicap in certain in
stances. Mall order lieiifcs report n
modcrnte betterment in trade, which re
flects greater confidence throughout the
country.
Wholesale houses forwarded favorable
reports in most Instunces, and the re
tail trade outlook Is said te be encour
aging. The buying in nearly all lines
of general merchandise, clothing, beets
and shoes nnd similar lines has been
Indicative of a prosperous state of trade.
Collections arc said te he geed as a
rule.
Agricultural conditions arc net held
dlKceuraglng, nltheugh the spring Is a
little barkwnrd. Prices are holding
fairly well, nnd the live stock Industry
is a source of big revenues te the feed
ers, as prices are high compared te
grains, which makes feeding of hogs
and cattle unusually profitable.
Meney conditions nrc ensy and there
is no lack of funds for investment.
Hanks report conditions generally im
proving with many lenns liquidated as
a result of the advance in the price of
bends, especially in the prices for (Jov (Jev
ernment issues. This advnnce has In
creased the buying power of the country
te a remarkable extent.
STATE OF TRADE
DespltA numerous str'kes nnd ether handi
caps Hhlch linve prevailed durlnr April, busl
tiraj nan recorded "decisive tralni," aicerd-Ink-
te Dun' IleMew. Herevcry from the
nepresilen. It Is Pointed out. hns been In
progress for a year, hut only In recent
weekH has It become sufllc'erlly bread and
distinct te compel Kenernl attention.
"Previous Irregularities nnd unsatlsrac
!2!!y..PP.,"'i", h?uV0 .by no. "Tans been ellm
Inated." ndds the Journal, "yet there Is new
mero uniformity te commercial dispatches,
and It ! clearly evident that major move
ments are In the rluht direction. With con
structive forces operative, the strcnuthenlna
of confidence, upon which cconem'c recupera
tion se largely depends, has continued, and
the. outlook Is mero optimistically regarded."
Dradstreefs boss. In part:
.,!,'The ra'hl"" hackneyed term Irregular
still seems beat te describe the varied class
of reports as regards weather, trade. In
dustry. and even collections, which come te
hand this week.; Generally speaking, cold
weather with killing frosts. Injurious in
fr.tiL,''-anJ1 fnrly vegetables, or heavy rains,
with floods In many of the ceuntrvs striims
and peer country reads are still cr-d'ted
with retarding retail trade, farm work and
crepi. while the circles of disturbance pro
ceeding from the coal, textile and ether labor
troubles are obstacles te what would other ether other
wlse be the best Industrial situation In
nearly two jears."
Raw Sugar Market Stronger
Nfw Yerk. April 20. There was a strong.
cr tine In the raw suqar mn-k't !' i
Sellers were Inclined fnwnr.l tint... .i
Hales reported were 10,000 bags for June at
24 e te in owrater: BO00 bags Perte lllcei.
May shlpm.nt. at 3.08e c. 1. f te n rcMner
SUUO bags Cubas last half nf st .hi. '
at SV4 c, cost and freight, te trade: flOOO tens
v uwup. ...jr lunuiiiK. ml Idfl 5U lO United
Kingdom. Impertn liens were ae.lHM liags
W..,"1" "."v. .villi nmur iieuning company,
Tutures were nominally unchanged. The rn-
iinen sugar market was very quiet, little
fhnnr -" "fwura mm n iuriner price
RAILROAD EARNINGS
PENNSYLVANIA SYSTnjI
1022
t30,241,Stl3
Increasa
2.nm),nle
8,82(1,800
8.737,038
7,07(1.741
23,010,0711
20,110,130
March eper. revenue
Net ry, revenue 14,754,788
Net ener. Income.. l''.ntin.4L'-.
Three mes. eper. rev.ina,a33,034
rt ry. revenue 30,723,081
Net eper. Income.. 24,0b0.080
Decrease.
Steamship Movements
New Yerk. April 20.--Arrlved : Lithuania,
fanlg via Halifax: Geerge Washington.
Southampton.
Hamburg, April 27. Sailed: Carenln.
New Yerk.
floiithiimpten. April C8. Sailed: Orblta,
New lerk: Lapland, New Yerk.
BAR SILVER
Demestic bar silver was
unchanged
evv lera teaay at vve per tine eunce
lereisn. uiVie: unchanged, in
Londen the
price vvaN unauerea at at"i1.
Dr. Jenes te Speak en "Quakerism"
Dr. Rufus M. Jenes, of Haverford
College, will deliver nn address In tli
Seuth Uread Street .Xlieatre tomorrow
afternoon en "Quukerlsm a Way of
Life." Invitations have been extended
te all te learn the fitith of the found
ers of the city.
May 1, 1942
$1,000 and
at 105 if
', for
approval
Company
r
REAL ESTAgE FOR BAI3B
t'lTV
ipiisiigtiiiiyiiiMiiiiiiitiiimiMaiiaitwiiiii't
LN0W BEING BUILT
Anether Rew of the New Lew-Priced Hemes in
HUNTING PARK SECTION
4200 Bleck N.. Marshall St.
Six rooms, large perch and a modern bath, a refrigerator
shed, laundry, het water heat, electricity, gas kitchen, mahog
any and white finish. Plenty of closet room and garage privi
lege. Only a small initial payment is required and the carrying
charges are $35.00 per month.
SAMPLE HOUSE, 4224 N. MARSHALL ST.
Take Routes 47 or CO te Hunting Park Avenue
Francis B. J. Branagan
BUiLDER OF HOMES
inanitiuiiiiniiiiiiuii m
Mwnn
PROPERTIES FOR INVESTMENT
IN THE ACTIVE CENTRAL SECTION
.SOUTH nitOAD ST., 4 PnOPnitTIES BELOW PINE ST.
CHESTNUT ST., 40 KT. BETWEEN' 20TH & 21ST STS.
WALNUT ST., 44 FT. FRONTAGE, OPP. IUTTENHOUSE SQ.
SPRUCE ST., CORNERS OF 1GTH, 17TH, 19TH, 20TH & 22D STS.
EDGAR G. CROSS
1411 WALNUT STREET
r niiiiiiiiiiiHiiiiiiim
laraiiiiiiiiiiiniiiriiiiiii'iiiinaisiii
3427-29 N. BROAD St.
60' 3V" en Bread St.
265' Deep te Park Ave.
C. Harry Jehnsen
1420 CHESTNUT ST.
irTtimminmninfinimHjniinmiiminMntnitmriniimini.iumuiRmnnmHTninimnciirenninnfsn
F
Help Wanted
Situation Wanted
Employment Agencies
and
Lest and Found
Advertising
will be found en
Page 22
M
REAL ESTATE FOB SALE
CITY
1032 SPRUCE ST.
Can be sold near assessment: sultr.ble
for doctor's eftlce, apartments or club.
JOHN R. YOST
MOUniS 11LDC1. 14S1 CHESTNUT ST.
SjI'IUJCK 1CJ1.
v nil! iiiiiigiiiriunuii'iiiEii'iiiiLii rami n. '.wiaiwi
a
10TH ST., belew Vlrn st. One of the
last properties for sale In this blk.
J. EDWARD LUTZ ?&.
lUtniniiiK'mmninsninuuitHiiiniTunn'iHriFiiimiHUWTiqmwnujjifiiNnitHiijFtftfnttnmiim
Annual Meetings
SPPESSSVLVAMA HVtiAR COMPANY
-" l'hllndelphla
The Annual MetlnK of the Stockholder
of this Company will he held In th? llesrd
Itoem of The Heal I.stata Trust Company of
Pilladelphla. Seuthenst Cerner Ilread and
Chestnut Streets, en Monday, May j, tail.
at 11 o'eleek A. M., at which ttere win be
sn election for Directors for the ensulna
inir. and such ether buslnem win h mn.
Idered and acted upon as may ba brought
Lefero the meetlnc
jim t. jirmmu, Heeretnrv.
CAMIIItlA hTKEI. riMIPAvv
C35T
The Annual .reetlnc of thn sineit,ni.
ers of the Cambria St-el Company win be
held at the office of the company. Ne 1B20
W dener Hulldlnir. Juniper anil I'hemnm
streets Phlladnlphla, Tennsylianla, en Tues
day. MUX 10. lO". at S o'clock I'. M . wW
nn election will be held for threi ilifectnrs
te sere for the term of three years te sue.
ceed these whose term will then xntre
r n. mums.
Ast. Secretary
G?,,
ANNUAL MKKTINO OP xwS
Ktockheldors of tlie Chestnut ri...
Realty Company and election of Directors
te serve for the ensulnif e.tr will be held
at the oftlce of the Company, 1001 Merris
Ilutldlnff, en Monday, May 1, ion, at II
e'cleck uoen.
H. qiT.T.TNOHAM. R.eretary
OlTldends
nn: niiAi. kstati: tiu'st company
OK IMIILADKI.I'IUV ,"'"'v
Ilrnud mid Chestnut Streets
. - April 20. 1022 '
Tiie Heard of Directors has this Hav '
lnelared a dividend of three (3) per cent
en the Prefened Hteclc -,f the Compan"
payable en May 1. I0JJ. te stockholders of
record et the close of business April "n
1U22. Checks will be mailed. -0,
EDWAItO S IIUCKLEV. jn
Treasursr
THANKS MKNS NATIONAfT
HANK
) am...
rniia., va. . .pv
The Heard of Ulrecters his thi.' .i..". ..
elared a regular quarterly dividend of ii...
and one-half dnl us (S.l.ffn. iU T. c, "
at the rate of 14 per cent per annum) ,n r'hf
capital stock of this bank, pajable tSy I I
1032, te HteeKhnMera of rei-npl at th mJi1
ii f buslpes April 211. 1112.'. ,ne cl"
rnMt'NI) WIU.TWIS. Cashier
CENTRAL TRUST A SAVINRH COMP"N
A ...nrterly dividend of 2 tX'Lil ?S. '
..rAtl nn thn ennltal alnlx nn...t.;' ..an ue.
m'S. tn nti llhnlder. nf r.'.ALT"? ""T
I.
022 " ""r"
2J.
Checks will he mailed
..MS t'A"r"n'nr tn tlw """ ""ln
CHAW 1C, MtTCHNS. Secretary
ANNTT, KLECTIOXq
KJS OKF1CK OF THE UNlTlvU OAJ
' IMl'ltOVEMENT COMPANY
N. W. Cemer nread and Arch street
Philadelphia, April 13. le?2
The Annual Meetln of the Stockholders
of The UnlUd Oiia Improvement CemniinJ
H oe neiu i iiib emrs or me Company
W fnmer nf III earl ...I a .Jrv",r'!'
n.,.1,.1.1. llnnjla ,nw . -..w.a(
Ii
.":-.. '.-';.,.u'...7- :!: .
election will ba held for a President and sU
ini yustiwt. .u "ti. , ,ue eiiBuirsr year,
end such ether business will be transacted
ta may be brought before the meetlnz.
The stock transfer books will be closed
freir ? . !.. Wednesday. April IB. iujj,
untt X0 A. M. T-iesdav. May a. 1022.
tl W. CimHAN Secretirr.
Annual Election
K?? CKNTKNNIAI, NATIONAL HANK
-Er Philadelphia. April 28, 1U22.
At meetlne of the Heard of Directors.
eld this day. Mr, Hydnsy P. Clark and Mr,
Thoreaa Bhallcress. Jr.. wr electee) Direc
tors te nil vacancies, ,
IRWIN FISHER, CMbltr.
SKAX. X8TATB JOB iALE
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Locust 7678
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Race 7717
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At Washington Lane Station
P. R. R.
Cltv nnd suburbs combined
Reduced $4500
non block East Walnut lans, newly
renovated throughout. 8 rooms, bath
and laundry; larse sards, large ter-
raw, wide street; geed Valuej terms
arranged.
See Mr. Ttmm at sample house, or
Geerge E. Klingler
4420 N. 8th at. Wye. 7300.
O10-1S Arch st.
20 IK. 20 N. 11th St.
1432 N. 19th St.
L'.'3 N. ISth st.
a20 W. Klrth st.
2220 te 28 N. Oratr st
4MB N. Colerado st.
2070-72 U. Alleshcny ae,
3030 . 3042 Harper st
.1010-1 1-82-84 Cambrldee st.
3021 te 3020 Cumbrldce st.
PAUL M. MYERS
FRANKLIN TRUST BLDG.
20-22 3. 13th
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HANDSOME MODERN
CITY RESIDENCE
2137 LOCUST ST.
IS rooms. 3 baths: may be examine I,
EDGAR G. CROSS
Hll WALNUT ST.
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2008 WALNUT ST.
Let 23x01 te Chancellor st 5-sters
resldeme, 20 rooms, 4 bathrooms,
sleam hoot, electric light, elevator,
pump and tanks, especially adapted
for professional offices nnd apart
ments. C.F.Simen, 112 S. 16th St.
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INVESTMENT HOUSES
Near l'rankferd elevated: efferei
d te
riese nn estate; total rentals
per month; price til, 000,
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122 N. 21st St., 45x86'
Near Municipal Court,
buy at this time.
an exceptional
J. EDWARD LUTZ rf?AT
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Valuable Central Real Estate
Parkway section. 20th st. above Arch (cer.
nor). 13 rooms, B Lull.; suitable for a Dart
trents ' a""
20th st
lw'ew Chestnut. Tilapted for office
rtments- spsn Id Investmem. c"
und .ipa
MAGEE & R0DGERS
12C0
lcut st VluI.e bvuee
0208
3759 N. MARSHALL ST. '
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Use-
geed condition;
18000.
NEWMAN & BAI
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3250 CJEIIMANTOWN AVE. "
' 2028 N. 3 1ST ST.
Tvvo-sterv brew ntene dwelling, below Dla Dla
nient. close te Park. 7 rooms and bath; ex.
ccllcnt toni'ltlen, Immedlate possession
DONNELLY & SUESS
LK1IIQH AND UKHMANTOWN AVC3.
REAL ESTATE
G. F. & E. F. SHINEH0USE
QUICK SALES
22D & FITZWATER STS,
CITY AND SUBURBAN
REAL ESTATB
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WYNNEFIELD
"Where Te.wn and Country Meet"
These beautiful homes are
ideal from every standpoint
Located amid beautiful suburban surroundings,
yet with all of the conveniences of the city.
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4 and 5
Bedrooms.
2 Baths.
Enclosed
Perches
Garage
Six feet
Attic
These homes are rjerfpet. in
tien and appointment. They
Bring
Your
Wife
te See
Them
Today !
i
venience ac an unusually attractive price $ie,uuu.
Fifteen minutes te City Hall by train or meter,
or twenty minutes by trolley.
Furnished Sample Heuse Open Daily and Sunday.
CLARENCE E. FOX, Agent
Take nie-ated te 621 ;t.(
A New Rew of Stene Hemes
Duy New and Let Us Finish te Suit Yeu
The Last Rew Sold in 25 Days
5 Sold in New Rew Before Plastering
(2-story; 3 and 4 Bedrooms) j
in beautiful Overbroek, 20 minutes from City
Hall. Spacious living room with open fire
place; hardwood floors througheut: large
closets; 20-ft. fronts; inclesed and heated
perches. Garages for 1 or 2 cars.
CENTRAL PLANT HEAT
Heat and het water furnished at a cost
less than your ordinary coal bill. Ne furnace,
no ashes, no effort te housekeep without a
servant in this advanced plan of a house.
TERMS TO SUIT
Afk QT NORTH OF
UJtn Ol. LANSDOWNE AVE.
(800 and 900 Blocks North) w ,
MOSS & TAYLOR
DUILDERS OF HOMES FOB THIRTT TEABS
Take "IV or surface cars te 83d street, pass north te
Lansdowne avenue or surface cars Ne. 41 or 44. Walk
two blocks west. One fare.
city
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1518-20 LOCUST ST. I,
Let 40 ft. front te Latimer
st.:
substantial improvements.
C.F.Simen, 112S. 16th St
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G. F. & E. F. SHINEH0USE
QUICK SALES"
22D 8c FITZWATER STS. '
nillldlne Lets. Factory Sites. Ktc
p a i p mi in nnim i win n mam i nun i m m ipnr -rmi ir 'm n i j
II BUILDING SITES
With Penna. & B. & 0. R. R.
1 Sidings 52d. 53d, 56th,
57th, 60th Sts. and
I Woodland Ave.
ri Price un ternn rlcht
g substantial land price
If building are
ma letnaln en
lone term merttttee'
w.
BRUCE BARROW
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BUILDERS & INVESTORS
Yeu will be Interested In reuewinc
our choice list of en e of tin lrt
located bulldlne lets en nd n ar
Roosevelt Hlvil. nnl Line dr Drhc
heveral pircels vi'lli nil Mreet Im
provements are b n efterel at spe
plal nrlcrs for euirk sale Se nur
Mr Scott
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fieukvard cf r 11 slnn Sun avc
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Iliislness rrenertles ind SteTes
Will
Filbert St. Near 13th
Well 1 Mid nnd
heed 1 t l.i I
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HI.ST PIIII.ADU.I'IIIA
OVERBROOK SECTION
Silected from our complete Int of thn
best homes for mle In thl section
3-t semi-detached hit stone real
dence II ihanihers 2 baths thor ther thor
eushly modern- large lut Jlfi.OOO
Cerner suit doctor or dentist, in
splendid location n rems & buth
Inc letted pmch A gtrnse beautiful
nutleiik, l.irKe let vilth spate sui-
,lble te build office $14 000
N Il3d, seml detached st, 1
chambers and 2 baths laisc roeini
let 41x150. choice location Jl 'iOO.
2-st seml-dctached. with 4 bed
rooms, living room, 10x2u, new
liaiwrtng: best of condition. $9230,
These homes have nverv modern
convenience. Overbroek possesses the
most desirable living conditions of
fered In this city.
Francis J. Lambert K'aVn
Attractive Heme
WITH GARAGE
OVERBROOK SECTION
$39.50 PER MONTH
Tile bath, shower, hardwood fluers, open
lirepiace,
12R.foet street.
niMLDlA'lE PlIMSEKSIOM
Take Market st. "I," tn 03d. pass
north te Jeffersen at., wulk weat 3
square te Atwood read, 1 fare, quick
urvlc ..JL-wenn neAll
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Distinctive
Lighting
Fixtures
Ample
Closets
Het-water
Heat
Large Lets
Shrubbery
wrv detail of their censtruc
provide every modern con- t
On the Premises
Pass north en Ne. 70 car te Galner read, 1
far.
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69th
Street
Section
17 Minutes te City Hall
One Fare
Hns in its midst the laigcst
and most beautiful theatre in
Penna., with a $50,000 Kimball
eigan and the latest pictures
procurable.
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HADFIELD ST.
5400 BLOCK
mom up-te-date linmea
l arv where, sclllnc at
$5950
Inclesed bested pcrih liardwoej
Coers. het-water heat.
3 Large Bedrooms.
SAMPLE HOUSn OPEN
2 Blocks
u st and
Seuth from
Baltimore ave.
. HARKER CHADWICK
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'. si ir 7-renm perch-front dwellleg;
, extra laraq yard
2623 SOUTH 67TH ST.
Ulelnw Kim weed avenue)
PRICE. $4500
Halance payable $10 Per month, which
im-uiut. ,u per menin reduction et
mnr Urn
OI'KN KlIU INSrnCTION
Take
Ne 3d en Walnut street te
i7th and l.'lmwneft ave,
SAMUEL STERN
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$200 CASH
2-story 7-room perch-front dwelling:
2651 ROBINSON STREET
(West of ni.t st below Kim weed ar.)
PRICE, $4100
Iialance ISO per month, pars all ex
penses and rtducei mortgage by II
per month.
OPK.V FOIl INSt'ECTIOW
Take car Ne 3" en Walnut street I
Olsl nnd Kim weed avenue,
SAMUEL STERN
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NEW TWO-STORY HOUSISI
WITH OARAUBB
Pine st. at .neth st. : pesssl
modern appointment! d room.
percn, sreona-neor piaisai
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