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Main Office: Fifteenth Street below Market
Delaware Ave. &. Market St. Fifty-second &. Market Stt.
Germantown Ave. above Chelten Ave.
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Concrete
Protects Yeu
at Grade Crossings
The gritty, non-skid surface of a Concrete read
in all kinds of weather wet or dry gives you
that control ever your car which you need in
emergencies.
This element of safety, in addition te the clean
liness, comfort, endurance and economy of
Concrete reads, explains the rapid increase in
Concrete read construction in recentyetn and
the big increase last year ever any previous yea .
Concrete makes the ideal read for the taxpayer
as well as the motorist.
PORTLAND CEMENT ASSOCIATION
FINANCE BUILDING, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
eA National Organization te Improve and
Extend the Uses of Concrete
Offices in 23 Other Cities
Why is Your Ceal Mine
Lesing Meney ?
if JtmWW.
332
Operating 36 Bi'lominem Minn in 11 Fields
YOUR NEW
BUILDING
may be either an asset or a
liability.
e aure It It planned and built
In your best Interests.
JOHN N. GILL
CONSTRUCTION CO.
Cammtrcial BaiUingi, Fattar'm,
lutkatient ani Smaller Werk
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rlt Sxrkjwts BulUHruj. PMU.
stiver Gas Ac Elec. 5s, 1 95 1
Indiana Service 5s, 1950
ibs Sub. Gas Ac Elec.
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That is another way of nsking
whether your money is working for
you as it should, and producing the
.best results possible.
Savings that are left with us work
for you twenty-four hours a day; the
result is 'definite and certain and
independent of effort or worry en
your part. An account can be started
in our Saving Fund Department with
a deposit of 5.00.
Is it the fault of the market
the management the oper
ation? Ask us. Peabody Serv
ice has found the remedy
time after time. 39 years' ex
perience fits us te serve you.
Write for particulars.
COAL COMPANY
Founded i88j
Se. Michigan Ave. . CHICAGO
With Annual Capacity e 21,000,b00 Tem
Hathaway, Stene, Wallace
& Williams, Inc.
ENGINEERS
MANAGERS
1713 Saiuem St., Philadelphia
SPRUCE 7887
Operating Management of
Industrial Enterprises.
Industrial and Technical Inves
tigations and Reports. Consult Censult
ing KnginocrsteManufncturets
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oeutnweitern r. & L. 6s, 2022
Penn Seaboard Steel 7s, 1923
United Lt. & Rwys, 6s, 1952
Canadian Car & F'dry 6s, 1939
Schulte Retail Stores
GARRISON & CO.
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GOSSIP OF
THE STREET
The steel nml oil steckR continue te
held foremost nttciitien in fcpcculutlve
circles nnd seem te be In special fnver
with a large and important croup of
operators. Points virc freely circulated
yesterday that many of these stock's
will move up te materially Tilglicr prices
within a bhert time. This clement If
particularly enthusiastic concerning the
high-prleed issues like the Standard
Oil stocks that have recently had their
capital icadjusted, such as Standard
Oil of New Jersey, Indiana. Califor
nia and Kentucky. Standard Oil of
California is picked out as a big win
tier, and Turns Company is also be
llced te be in a strong position. The
independent Mccl shures Included in the
proposed merger are also mentioned.
There were no fresh developments
jesterday in the consolidation under
consideration, but the street is confident
the scheme will be pulled off. An ex
amination of the Ohie propel ties is,
new under way, and concrete results
are u question of terms largely Mb af
fecting the units in that locality.
Baldwin Locemothe'g Financial
Position
Announcement by Samuel M. Van
clain, the president, that the Baldwin
Locomotive Works liml nahl off the
$5,000,000 loons with the War I'lnaiKO
Corpeiatlon a year before It was due
toeu nnauclal circles by surpilse. Only
last fall reports were current in New
Yerk that Baldwin would have te sell
a bend or note issue te finance its for
eign credit business, se that financial
circles had net anticipated that com
pany would be able te liquidate re
maining bills payable at this time.
1'unds have accumulated with Bald
V
bends which were pledged with the
.$0,800,000 Polish bends as collateral
ter the lean. Polish bends new become
a free treasury acsct, and first install
ment of one-seventh of principal Is due
Jul) 1. lftil. Poland has given npsur
ance that the pa.vments will be made
as due. und hus met every inteicst pay
ment en time.
At the end of 1020 Baldwin had $10,
000,000 In bills paable. Last June
the $11,000,000 due te banks were paid
off, and with the liquidation of War
Kinanre Lean Company lia cleaned up
Us indebtedness out of earnings.
The company Is in a strong Iinanrial
'om"t,ea aml ,laB "" n,"klK Capital
" icquires te nine care or increasing
business. Payments by the Government
of Mexico en the locomotives sold te
them last summer en a credit basis aic
lemlng along in geed shape.
Heavy Institutional Buing
Tt,n ,anna. I ,, , l.lnl, 1.,UA.I U..,.
ii,' iimuuvt .,. ,,, ., . iiiii-,! .,1 ll l'n
Government bends held is a subjert of
considerable cemmtnt. It is reported
that institutions have ajalu been a
j dominating Influence in the stiffening of
i (imitations ter tins group, .vieiipj has
remained se eaj that banks have felt
' impelled te enter the lnaiket for Lib.
' erties in order te keep their surplusages
I fiem lemalniug idle, and It aKe Is stated
that institutional ntijlng of i-hert-term
netcb has been Instrumental in bringing
about the marked seinity of this Llas
et Ibsues which luib rtiently devtleped.
It is stnted the t-hert-tum note mar
ket has been practically bvvept diy of
offerings, except where n piciiilura ever
the quoted levels i.s hid.
Public Still Keen for New Issues
Uend market conditions for seveial
months past have been of u highly sat
bwlng of brend proportions which lias
net yet culminated. The public 1h keen
for new Issues, and thin Iihb been in
strumental in bringing ubeut the rapid
absorption that him taken place In each
new Ufiie that has ceme out. It. Indi
cate!, that the country Is well mipplied
with money, and that the attention of
investors is lieinc directed mere gener
ally te investment necuritlen.
It is but natural that Midi a situa
tion would obtain ln the face of the eariy
money conditions, but there nre ether
factors which must bn regaided an of
Heme importance In the situation, Jt
will be recalled that during the Liberty
I.enn cumimlgn the American public
becunin mere fuiniliar with Investment
sceiirltlcH than ever before. This was
brought about by the patriotic partici
pation In the Liberty Lean dilvcs by
thousands of individual who, tbore tbere tbore
tefore, never bad owned a 'bend or a
hire of stock.
I. W,W",.'W VST """"'"'f
Pae O A E Si
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The Daily Novelette
Delia
By Laura Raid Montgomery
'"yES," murmured Delia, a trace of
L complacency in her voice, "I've
been bedridden for twelve ycarsi"
The guest, wife of the new doctor
in the little village, looked puzzled.
"But what is your trouble?" she asked,
glancing around the specklcss, sunny
room with its flewerln? plants, each
pet dressed In shiny 'vvbite paper nnd
tied with ribbon.
Delia essayed a fefble smile. "I'm
a great sufferer." she acknowledged,
"but I have learned tn lie nntlent. I
bear my cress and " she looked up
at the clock that had evidently been
brought In from the parlor, a gay affair
tinner a giass cover, and witn an impa
tient gesture struck smartly the bell
beside hei? "Ruth docs net mean te be
neglectful," she said with an air of
patience, "but "
A girl of thirty years of age hurried
into the room, apprehension en her
face. "Nothing wrong, Delia?" she
cried.
"Of course, It doesn't make any dif
ference, but It's time for my warm
milk," murmured Delia quite weakly.
"Excitement makes me faint nnd t
never llke te dwell en my past "
Iluth plnkened nnd glanced meaning
ly nt the guest. "Won't you ceme out
with me while I get her milk?" she
saui. "alie will perhaps nap a bit
new."
Jane Merrow, n queer leek In her
ebervant eyes, followed the girl. Iluth
was tall and very thin. She looked as
though her youth had been such n de
pressed affair that It hed been willingly
lelinquishcd and tthat she had slipped
beyond thf borders of girlhood almeit
thankful that se much of life had been
traversed. The room beyond was at the
north of the heuie nnd was very barely
furnished. Nene of the pleasant little
luxuries se much In evidence in the in
valid's room were visible here.
"Your sister tires very easily," re
marked Mrs. Merrow.
Ruth, beating up eggs in a glass
of rich milk, nodded. "Yes. she likes
te tulk about her symptoms, but If
any one asks, her questions she gets
impatient. It is vnry bard en her.
She hnH no one but me."
"Then," said Mrs. Merrow witli u
keen glance at the weary face, "you
have no one but her. Why don't you
pity yourself?"
Uuth looked amused. "I have
nothing te be pitied for. I am cry
strong. It worries me te have te
leave Delia while I go te teach, but the
schoelhouec is very nenr, half n block,
and still" her e)es filled with dread
"I am nlwnjN afraid of fire. I'm
sure i oeuirt get hack here n two
minutes, I've timed uself, but
u hv X V,w,.T7i.n
he e? ''An r? n2 v 5
"-e ret
out of bed. is there? Anything
Willi Iiai. fYml'J T ...V"
witii nor leet.' l.unie.'
Ne,' said Ruth, rather surprised
lin rw. ,.e,,w.,.'u l,l.,n,LU )i,,,t .1...
the doctor's wife.
11, .'. ' . . . j
i weuiun i leave iter just ler picas-
ure: Yeu see, I knew all her ways and
no one else can please her. Why, if
there is even a tiny speck of dust en
her fleer she detects It. .
I d better have doctor step in and
see her. I vn no doubt he'll get her
up in no time, nugan .Mrs. .Merrow
!'' Ul" " wusji can irem me
front room.
"Git rid of that woman," commanded
the invalid, her black cjes snaniiliie.
Hew can I rest with such a clatter?1
"en t let her send her hii-band
ueii t want strange ees en me.
wieugntiuil.v Hie doctors wife cnn.
nt
-- -" " u...... "'"i '' lovely day," sac Deameu, returning and
expos. rC would probably kill her. , ufng ,,,, the untouched tray. "l"
bchoel is only m dajs a week. iUII ln this evening and put in some
,n?U'' f, '"y. nd Hwtny, 1 1 mere coal for ou." She lunged against
an free te leek after her properly." tll0 feet of the bed, disarranging the
..'i !iikc.'i. cnre of ,,cr ,.!?" ou, 'coverings, and went out, slamming doeis
are out with the .eune neenle?" asked i,hin.i i, ' "
tinned her round of calls. She heard that silly Mrs. Merrow', going out and
u geed denl about Dcllu's wonderful net fastening the deer behind her "
patience nnd sweetness under her nf- Ruth never knew of the kindly oon eon oen
lllitlon, but of Ruth'b tireless deve- spiracv that resulted iii i her release from
tlen no one had much te snyj that is, a wholly imaginary duty, but Mrs Mor Mer Mor
eo"? Haw-anjthlngumisiinl in it save row often fancied that she detected a
I.d Ulack, who had told Mrs. Merrow grim amusement in Delia's eves when
nbnut the cars of waiting. He had , they met hers.
bought and furnished n cettnge for "Yes." Delia would relate. "I bore
Uuth. who had planned te take the ' my aflliciien and when it was lifted
invalid with them after their marriage, , trem me 1 tuose nnd walked "
ulatlng the bend market uuivlt.v of the
la'-t few mouths.
Business Conditions
"Quite npart from' the undul.v" bright
reports heard in business and iinauclal
circles," says the Mechanics nnd Met, lis
Hunk of New Yerk, in its monthly
financial nnd business icview. "trade
reviews are distinctly hopeful. Pro
gressive gains ln the volume of indus
trial output, combined with a continued
accumulation of capital and credit,
haw found their reflection in u numbir
of directions; in a greatr employment of
labor, for instance; in a strengthening
of prices ; in a better state of tilings en
the railvva.vri, in a pronounced rise of
security ulueu and u broadened public
Interest ln security trading, ln a further
casing of the situation with respect te
the long-standing 'fre.en leans.'
"Present Indications point te sus
tained activity, even if they de net
altogether encourage expectations of
further large expansion. Nothing In
the hltuatteu is perhaps se encouraging
as the general belief that it bottom price
level has been established, and that
henceforward adjustments which n
made will, en the whole, be in the nn:.c,"'wJlr Dy tn" ""ruder.
tine of stabilization, with odds in favor nuiinnn -r- . ..
of advances rather than (lecllnes. ' CHURCH 75 YEARS OLD
TIIK TKADEIt
RUM CONCEALED IN LAMPS
j, . Lmler the dhectleu of the Rev. Wll-
German Company Sending Stuff te Ham Shavv, their pastor. memberVef the
U. S Agents Say Vtewtn Methodist l.pluepal Church,
.V German company has sent Inte the I (sny und .,,, strc,et Mnnujunk
ceuntiy hlsh-proef gin concealed In cendiivtcd a historical meetlnc lab
hollow pedestals of portable electric night, tl(e mcni-ien being the hoventy heventy
lamps, according te a discovery made nt ""' anniversary of the founding of the
the appraisers' Hteres at 134 Seuth Sec lit.PcUer0, We A H ' Wal"
end street. ' n,.v. William I'ewlck. the itev. T.' M
One of the iiippccters opened a box Jacksen and the Rev. W. C Sanderson!
containing twenty-thrce stantU. Slink-1 Tonight will he Neighborhood Xlehr!
ling a stand, he decided it contained a
liquid. i nsi rowing tlic bottom, he
came upon a pint of gin with full ill ill
rcctlena for mixing the liquor with
water. The lamps were consigned te a
Philndelphiun, whose name is being
withheld. Instructions were te the
effect the gin be bold en a commission
basis, the German firm's share of the
money te be mailed back us seen as
practicable.
TO UNVEIL WAR MEMORIAL
Thlrty'flrst Ward Ceremonies te
Include Parade and Addresses
Plana ter the unveiling of a bronze
memorial tablet te commemorate the
death of forty-eight men from the
Thirty-first Ward In the World War,
were announced lust night. The cere
mony will be en the grounds of the May
Club of Kensington, 'J218 Frankford
uvenue. Members of the club contrib
uted toward its purchase. A parudc
will precede the unveiling.
Judge Patterson und Samuel II,
Walker will deliver addresses. The
purnde, led by a detail of Kensington
pelice and members of Pest Ne. 08.
.....v. ...... ", nu mm ni jjranK-
ferillrBU,.,ll' Mk ,treet nd return
t tbf.MHCIuh ground, after marK
uLttsksii mM, I 7
nnd they had Intended te sell the cot
tage belonging te the bisters se that
Delia could have the money for her
self, that she might neVer feel in the
slightest degree dependent. When the
invalid was Informed of the plans, how
ever, she grew grently excited nnd went
into hysterics. She refused absolutely
te leave her home or te nllew Ed Black
te meke ene of the family. She seemed
horrified nt Ruth's selfishness In con
templating mnrrlage. She sold she could
net last mere than a year at most, anil
surely Ruth could put off her marriage
1mr Innr.
"And all that happened," reflected
Mrs. Merrow, "nine yearn age. nutn
was twenty-ene years old then. New
t.he'n thirty and old Delia is geed for
twenty cars yet. She leeks healthier."
The next day Ruth was obliged te
take one of her pupils home. The
child lived two miles elfl In the country
nnd Ed Black, who oddly enough hap
pened te drop In te speak te her, of
fered te drive them out. Ruth sent
one of the girls with a message te
Delia, nnd, wllh an unwonted feeling
of relief from the tiuties or school
stepped into Ed's car, nnd they sped
down the snowy read.
The llttle girl, who had complained
of some childish nllment, was left with
hut' mother, who smiled lather mys
teriously nt Ed Black. Mrs. Merrow
v.ns there, nnd asked Ruth te stay, but
she was anxious te get back te nttend
te Delia. As they left the yard Ed
called the girl': nttcntlen te n fleck of
birds going south and in some manner
his clutch en the wheel swerved and
the car tipped ever.
Until-, shaken nnd frightened, was
helped into the house, and Mrs. Mor Mer
row, premising te leek after Delia, went
back with Ed.
The doctor' wife seemed strangely
clumsy in her housework. The stove
began te smoke and the tray that she
prepared se cagcily did net ut nil please
tlui invalid.
"I can't drink that tea. Tt boiled.
I never hnve my steak fried, Ruth
broils It," she complained.
"Oh, well, ou oughtn't te ent much
lying in bed. Uuth will be laid up for
a few weeks, 1 guess," said Mrs. Mor Mer Mor
iew placidly. "Guess her ankle Ib
twisted. Geed thing it is the last day
of school before Christmas. She won't
lese any money. I'll send old Mrs.
Beincs in te leek nftcr you "
"I won't have her." Delia fairly
screamed. "She isn't neat and no one
understands my ways as "
' "Yeu might as well be patient. Of
course, you can't hire any one like
Uuth. She is filshtfully sorry, but the
doctor won't let her step en her feet. If
you could get about and wait en her she
might be moved Heme."
Mr Mnrrnw
' "' ,ht' H,'!vc ?1,(1 cenl', dropped nnd
! "l .?.,i:.th.V..1?K M SaV"h Will..
I ""I I1UIH.-IHK llll.l 1MIC UUIllFll eU 10 U1C
i i,iti, n..,i lnft t ,n i,Dt. ,i- ...
thnt a deir lau in "Hv hn t
' .,nBl. a.uefc.."."1 .'" -"5, tut it s a
i ueua m.v staring aucr uer
She was
distinctly hungry. Ruth would have
' coaxed hrr into eating. Ruth would be
I gene for weeks
The deg scratched at the back deer
Id managed te push it open and he
. rushed in bringing an icy blast of wind
and considerable snow.
i An hour later saw Delia with her.
weneiutis of cars' standing quite for-
Kiiuii. one was attending te tlie house
held affairs competently when Ed
stepped in itfter supper.
"I llnn'f Itinxv it lit . .,. ,...1 !...!.
I don't get married," remarked the inva-
Ki. i am teeiing all right again, but,'
lier lilnek iv,. innnnul ".. ii,,,ni,
CHESTER BLAMES FIREBUG
r Investigate Third Mysterious Out-
break In Recent Days
Chester. May Z. With the dlscev
eiy of a nivsteileus fire in the home of
Mrs. ndlth Kins, Twenty -fourth and
Madisen sticcts lcsulting in the nar
row escape of Mrs, King and Mr. nnd
Mr.". Jehn MtC'lug, fire officials have
begun an iimstigutien te determine if
a tire-bug is vveiking in Chester.
On Saturday morning fire of mvs-tc-ieus
eiigln destrejed tin; Lincoln
lit-public Uuilding, Imperiling twenty
lives. On Monday morning the btere
and home of Geerge Fontaine, (Jit
Central avenue, wns destrejed und his
eight- ear-old duughter burned te
death. The cau'e of the fire could net
be determined.
Polie- staled yesterday the fire in
Mrs. Kmg's home bore evidences of in
n'lidmrlsin. Several weeks age all the
ciiickc'iis) owned uv
-V1IH. Ivlllir Hn.a
I III...1 U.. - II..... . . . " --
'"",' ,u " elu"1 len, out none was
Ebenezer Congregation Celebrates
, Anniversary With Special Services
with the Rev. Jehn C. Wolf preaching.
A congregational dinner will be given
tomorrow night and en Sunday the eel eel
ehrutiens will close with sacred music.
REUNION AT WHART0N
Penn Scheel Graduates Will Have
Annual Gathering
The annual banquet and reunion of
the Wharten Scheel of Account und
Filiatien Evening Scheel, TTnlversity of
Pennsjlv aula, will be held Saturday
night nt the Hetul Adelphla. Besides
the undergruduutcN, ,llt ,m.mbers and
alumni, the furious fruternitles and the
Itebert Merris Club will be represented,
and delegates ere coming from the ex-
miMuii m-iieiiih or narrlsbiirg, Read-
lug, Scranton ami Wtlkes-Harie.
I Among thiihe who are expected te at
'tend aie Governer Sproul, l). T. Steles .
I liury, Samuel Viiuclqiii and Albert IUII.
8lgns Swimming. Peel Ordinance
Majer Moeio hus signed an erdl.
nance. wiL'h nnkkiul i',i, ii in....'.,'.
last. autherl,l,,g the ci7.e ac. B b y
.ondcmnetloii piececdlngs a plot ut
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I
Once te Every
Man and Natien
COMES THE
MOMENT TO
DECIDE
as the poet says, and may
be you have-come te the
crossroads yourself and
arc thinking of deciding te
step the waste of time
thnt you may be making
each day in going out of
your way te accomplish
your purposes.
Why go uptown or down
town te de your banking
when you doubtless come
te the center of the city
each day and there you
may supply your banking
needs,, for We arc
tn the Center et Things
Opposite Bread Street Station
and we invite you te come
and sec us.
Third
National Bank
Organized 1863
French Railroad
Bends for Investment
We offer at the market
the 6 bends of the Midi
Railroad and the 6 bends
of the Paris-Orleans Rail
road two of the most im
portant transportation sys
tems in Europe.
Under agreements con
firmed by law, principal
and interest of both issues
are secured te the com
panies by the guarantee
of the French Government.
Investors owning these
bends receive the full
benefit of every improve
ment in French Exchange.
Price and Circular
en Request
Hemphill, Noyes C& Ce.
Utnbt Nmw Yerk Stock Eiclranfr
Franklin Bk. Bldg., Philadelphia
New Yerk Bettoa Scruitoe
uffate Albany SjmkeiM Baltlam
EQUIPMENT BONOS
$33,000 Missouri Pacific 6s
1934 Jal1, 15' 1931' 1U3"'' V'i'i
Price te yield S.70r
$24,000 Chi., Mil. & St. P. 6s
JJUe Jan, 15, 1030, 193?, 1934.
Price te yield 5.63
$87,000 Ches. & Ohie 5,ris
Philadelphia Plan
Due June, 193G
Price te yield 5.30
$10,000 Southern Ry. 5 Hs
Philadelphia Plan
Due liny nnd Nev., 1938
Price te yield 5.40
Townsend Whelen & Ce.
505 Chestnut St.
McruberB N.Y.& I'hllu.Steck Kxcliancrs
Cadde Oil & Ref... . 6s 1927
Cadde Cent. OU & R. 6 1930
East St. L. & Sub'n. 5s 1932
International Salt . . 5s 1951
Scranton Electric ... 5s 1937
Empire Gas & Fuel. 6s 1926
New England Oil Car. 8s 1925
Wayne Ceal 6s 1937
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at pravaUinf market pr(
16tli ft Stiiem Ste.. TtikiA
As market "
activity
increases
YOU SHOULD HAVE
the latest tdeamnfi .
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which are advancing,
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NOTIOB OF BKDKMnimt I
T . heWr f Vlrttrr Xa aa t
Katie U hkv ! !.
I Call far reawiipihn l Mi rw M
TttMrr Wt ah of m. it M, .ty
riM of. United StaU of America CenrMts
.old :'eta et ieai-1823. etbarwla koen
per etnl
v vicierr .loin, are neresT i
far
reaaaiDt
llea en Juna IS. 1U23. puna
tils nravi.lan
in ier ran
ia In Tryu
. dated .
ier raoempuen (
Mintali
be netee ana in
far. Ne. lis. di
rraaeunr ueear
laaury Departrnent
prll 21. 19
rlalnally Ii
which the netee vrrra erlalnally liiued.
teree en all Victory Netea of the
teree en all Victory Notee of the IK m
cent rwrtea win ceaee en aald redempM
! juna in inz. ..."
aaapeeatan ana Tttminauan er VMHSI
'" liTarata rrtvlli
. In view
71TB
fall for the redemption
Victory Netaa as Juna
avian t
te tna proviaiena ei
partment clrp
r ni
te. 1
nvareien ei
fitarv Nataa af alth.r
Nl
nta VIMarv
VI
etaa et tna etner aa
rnDT euiDiinaca rrem
February , v
'una in. 1091 hath lnluelv.
tlualva. anA an
a, ija,
will .armlnata. Vlatlirv Kfitee
terainny ceaaa te bf tnteroenv.nioie, ea
tlve Februarr 9. 1923. and en and after I
dat no cenveralena at tba netee maytl
nede. k
.. S Oeutlad Informatiens ta tta K
iwn ana aurranaer or a
eentVU
in Trea
JJctea for redemption, la alven in Trw
Danartmant alrmlav 4a. at . aataa Pebi
1922 caplea at which ara available etj
iTvaeury ana ma faaerai n"rv.p"na
IBUmed) A. W. UEUiQq
eeraiary of tba Treaeunr. Feb I
FIDELITY TRTJ8T COMFANT, TnMIl
under tha MertcaKe et. Th Sunbttff.
Hazletnn and Wllkea-Barre Railway CempjW
dated Muy 1. 187S, hereby slvee notice tbat.
In pursuance of the proviaiena of tb i aw
Mertaasp. aeventy-aeven (77) Mnee ei atrial
"A." arcurrd thereby, namel
S7, 47. 4S. CO 101. 102. leO. 192, M
mh mi. "4 "rq "P' hl.',. ssi. Sss. Ml
40S, 41S, 437. 475, 483. 487, Mi. Mi
iTiventv-slx bends for One Thousand DeIlM
each).
680. 716. TIB. 738, 776. 778. 837. " M
442. B71. A7Q. IflDS. 1000. 1082. 1058. IMS,
1082. 1142. 1180. 1100 (Twenty-one boa
ter rive Ilunlred Dollars each). ' ,
1297. 1324, 1330, 1380, 1380, 1413. lM,
1S0B, 1028. 1017. HI50, 1017. 1883. ISM,
170S, 1748. 1777. 1820, 1838. 1857, lftl
1800, 1060, 2071. U082, 2003, 200S, 2ML
2168. 2102 (Thirty bends for One Hunajel
Dollars each). ,
In all aneuMIn Bte Thlrly-nlne Theuaial
rive Hundred Dollars ($30,500). were tall
day duly drawn, and that said bends will
?urchased at par and accrued Intrreet en lat
t day of June. 1032, by said Trutre,al
Ita omen. Ne. 823 te S31 Chestnut etrasl,
Philadelphia, after whlcli data (aid beaM
Mil ccuse te bear Interest. '
FIDELITY TRUST COJIPANT,
William I'. Cleat, FreiMisl
April 28. 1022.
NOTICK TO THE IIOI.DnRS Or '
MIIVAL,B HTKKI. A OKDINANCC CW
FANV 20iKAK 5"c HIMtlNH FfJISa
6ULU BONDS. DUE MAKCH 1. 19ti
Netice Is hereby slvcn that the amount
funds new In the Sinklnc Fund yrevMII
under the Trust Indenture made by Jflawll
Hteel A Oidnance Company, tUted March I.
1010. Is t0.1e,123.02 and that Ouaranty Trssl
Company of New Voik. bj trustee under
Indenture, and purauant te Article V thcraK.
Hill receive ut Ita Trust Department. HJ
Ilreaday. New Yerk City, until 10 e'cletf
A. M. en Monday. Ma IB. 1022. lj
proposals for the sule te lt of bends aeiiuw
hv nulil TnHnt,,rn In ukMi nmnunt u. Will
exhaUHt the Sinking 1'uiid moneys tn han&ti
me lowest prices at which sail uenas wu
lie (iflered for sale, but net exceeding 104)
of tlui tirlnplnfil nmnunt fhjtrnnf. Intern.
i en all bends purchased will reaee en Mff
lu. IV.'.', ana payment of the amount eiw
accepiea eners ar.a accrund Interest
thereon will be made upon delivery te
iru-upe ei, me uenas purcnasea, ri
The right In reserve te reject any or IP
offers In Wiele or In part,
UUARANTV TKUST CO Or NHW T0SJC
Hy WILLIAJt C. POTTbH.
1-reslcial
Datea jrav i, 1022. i
KDIVARD M. HARRIN (Harris Rullelaf)
8.4e FIRST 3IORTGAUK nONDH ,
Mnv 1. 1022,
The Land TitW nnd Trust Cempanj, truiSa
under mertaatte dated November 1, J01J.'
Kpcure Imnds en the Harris Jlulldlnt N. S.
corner 2'.'d nnd Market utret. Phlladt Dms,
Invites tenders of bends at prices net
ceedlnu 102Ht ivnd accrued interest te af
tiaust Blntcintr fund et SlS.fi0lI.03. Tertel
may Be made up te 12 o'clock neon, My In
iv--.
. Trust Department
.T'ie,,tand Title nn Trust Company
fi. W. Cerner llread nnd Chestnut StMS)
Philadelphia, Ta.
niTldrnds
1I1K COVLMONVK..TII TITLE
INSURANtE AND TRUHT COMPA.M
Chestnut and Twelfth Nts.
Aerll 13. 1031
The directors have this day declared
quarterly aiviuene. ei avt. tree or cuais
payable May 10. te stockholders of recMt,
at the close et buslneis April 20. TrtasMr
books will ba closed en April 29, and If
epnd May 16,
J. V. EMJSO.V,
' Treseurar.
HXC'ELbIOR TRUST CO.
Tha beard of directors have this dy a
clnred u beml-annual dividend of 4?e, (
able Muy 2, 102.', te stockholders of reCNt
May 2, 1022. Checks will be mailed. '
E. 1. IIALDEJldTOX.
Treaiuraj
NORTUW'KHTERN NATIONAL BANE
Fhlladelphla, Pa., May 2. 10it .
The Directors have this day declared
EAml.unniliil fllvlH.nrl nt U n.w n. BRfl H
nlra dividend et 2 per cent clear of tab
Checks will be mailed,
I.1NFORD C. NICK. Caihlsf.
Annual Meetings
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n. w, ternrr i.ieventn mm tnerrr "
fit, n, .., .Illf. I .till , 11,9 .,,,,r-,
ters will be tieM In the Managers' Re'tlJl
the Hospital en Wednesday afternoon, BWI
lfltll. at 8MU a'elfwk. fnr flu, nurDOM CI
elecllnc six (II) Munartrs te serve for ta
1U) vcars. und tn raii,Ha tha Annual Reg
ei vne prestnt manageinent. Ml
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