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WMer e tte.Bvmlna PuMle Ledger:
Blr Kindly permit me space te
aanrer a statement in your Issue of
September 23, 1022, In refcrence te
Stafd slowness e( Philadelphia Are
i"? responding te flre en Mechanic
rite read. It Is net true. Science In
11 its twentieth century brilliancy has
Lt been able te achieve tne feat of
fcarinf apparatus In two places at the
2me time, and Engine 58 being engage.
In extinguishing an automobile Are at
Lwlem pike and Bybcrry avenue, It
manifestly and physical y lmpes.
Jble for them te be at the Mechanics--HI
read flre also.
te reference te chemical Ne. 6, sta
... . T.,.tlten. it did net take
Sen fifty.flve minutes cither, for they
IL unaware of the existence of th
J"" P"aw.fti nn niftnn was seundcil
K Bex 4202, Bybcrry avenue and
Bampton read, at 12:04 A. M.
m,. la no mere capable officer in
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PI .- tn. .clnlents of criticism te-
? ? ". """Th th. facts of the
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N8" Bciend Alarmers' AssoclaOen.
jjuTadelphla, September 25. 1022.
Kn Ktux and "Race Supremacy"
ft Of ter of the Evening ".
""""Ai .lr," nro-nnizatlen. bOBBtS
cent American", organization, deusx
J
ht it is the eniy lnsiuunuu ... ....
actively and persistently engaged
?ifc. festerlnit of race hate and the
e
reservation of -white supremacy.
BIwSrSranM this wilt sound in the
years te ceme when men who nave en
tr.15 i th. traffic of human chattels
SrSpasacd away; when there are none
commit the brazen sacrilege of offer effer
taffus a guarantee of "100-pcr cent
Americanism" their .""!
Catholics and Negroes; when the Ku
mix Klan and rabid anarchist, twin
Sreduets of iniquity, have ceased te be
festering sores en the body of our so
cial organism and a blot upon the Na Na
teon's honor? It is worthy of note that
men and women who dignify by their
contact are mere concerned about na
tional development along right lines
than they are about race supremacy.
Race supremacy in Its broadest sense
fa neither designed nor controlled by
any human agency, but is a natural se se
euence in the order of human dcvclop dcvclep
nent and designated bv some as the
Survival of the fittest." It may rest
with black at ene time and at another
with white, and the best that cither
can de is te make the.mest of it whlle
it lasts. But we cannot go beyond
this fact and determine why these things
ire, because Ged's plan of human re
demption is broader than man's concep
tion. We tee often attribute results
solely te our Individual endeavor and
congratulate ourselves en the magnitude
of the achievement, but when our best
laid plans miscarry we are compelled,
though reluctantly, te acknowledge the
ever-present and Infinite power ascribed
te a living Ged. And se as te race su
premacy, no vain boasting of ours will
or can prolong it beyond the time limit
fixed by Ged in His plan of human
evolution. ...
The darker races of earth were at one
time supreme nnd gave the law te the
rest of mankind. The tombs of the
Pharaohs stand as imperishnble monu
ments te the genius of that day. Sesos Seses
tr's, Hnsdrubal, Hannibal nnd a host
ef military strategists of the age of
black rule equal in point of martial
prowess the highest achievements of the
subsequent ages. But Ged's plan, as
declared in prophecy, could net be ful
filled under continued black supremacy,
end in His own Incomprehensible way
He nrennred the world for the change
that was te come, and He will de it
again when white supremacy has served
its purpose In His Infinite plan. Se
why worry about the end of white su
premacy or the beginning of the black?
Let each race strive te de its full duty
toward the ether under present circum
stances, and Ged will take care of the
tt. ELIJAH HODGES.
Philadelphia, September 23, 1022.
Again the Macedonian Cry
te the Editor of the Evening Pubiie Ledeer:
Sir It is the duty of the American
Seople te ceme forward liberally and
e ttemKhlne for the sufferers from the
latest Turkish atrocities In the Near
Bast. Christianity must make amends
for what Christian nations have per
mitted in Asia Miner. The Turk is te
Mame directly; but without the con
nivance of Christian nations it would
have been impossible for him te burn
Bmyrnu and massacre the Christian in
habitants of that city and ether places
along his route back into Europe.
Selfishness, n narrow nationalism,
national jealousies, have- made possible
Turkish atrocities in the last century
which have called for the sacrifice of
loilHenH of innocent souls.
AmHcan aid must go out te the
prewii sufferers in Anatolia and ease
their burden. Certainly this is net the
first time thnt appeal has been made for
Asia Miner but the American people
cannot close their cars and hearts te
the cry that has gene up from Mace
donia. MAURICE HORRISON.
Philadelphia, September 21, 1022.
Cost of Ceal te the Retailer
l the Editor e the Evening Public Ltdaer:
Sir According te today's quotations
for coal by the Reading Ceal nnd Iren
Company they have fixed the price of
stove and nut coal at $8.20 at the mines,
and the freijiht from the mines te tide
water at 82.34 a ten this is cost te the
tttail dealer of $10.54 a ten at his yard.
Wncj the war prices were fixed the
retail i taler was te sell coal te the
public at cost at the mines, plus the
height, with $2.00 n ten for handling
expenses and delivery. This should
make the present price of coal te the
public $13.04, nnd why should they be
allowed te charge the public any higher
price $14 and ever?
During the war the retail dealer
claimed that the high price of herse feed
increased the cost of delivery. He can
taake no such excuse nt the present
tlrae, as, according te today's market
quotations, com is quoted iu Philadel
phia at seventy-five cents; eats at fer-ty-n
ne cents n bushel; bran $28 n ten;
10.50htey$lf!5 t0 ?17 ' t0U! 6traW'
In addition te the above, the retail
aler makes nn additional charge of
wty cents a ten for carrying in, no
SSmi.1' M',0 bln, J? eaiy fifteen feet
irera the cellar window. Fifteen tens
2.iiceaLpJ ,n the cellnr net" the re
"",57.50 extra profit. R. V. W.
Philadelphia, September 25, 1022.
The "Common-Law" Marriage
a,' r4u0r 0 "" '"e rublfe Ltdtttr;
. Bir Seme writers nre nfrnlil tn fpnr.
in. allna,t ln u ls fr for of offend-
ftLhiti m"? lB n n,est "Wed te
fn i..,""',1 cheese Ms words carefully
nth J5fi,en "B d'8 B0' ,mrae '"
1 &. ." . wit", their
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thnr. i ' f"-'Bvi Dciicrs nnii, r".u
,. Meerles hem and haw and cough wbcn'jlll
PEOPLE'S FORUM
they should declare Him In stentorian
tones. This Is the condition of the
world today. Ged Is hated as was
prophesied centuries age.
This brings up the preposition that
JlO created Adern tileee1 Mm In Hi.
Garden of Eden and admonished him
te be ffllthftll Ttiif AJ.m 1t a
helpmeet. Se Ged created Eve. Then
and there the institution of marriage
wna established. Man did net estab
lish it, a he seems te think. Ged
established it and hallowed it.
Seme time later Satan came along
and sewed his seeds of rebellion. Eve
succumbed te his flatteries. Bin was
introduced Inte the world. Corruption
prevailed.
Then the prince of dankness extended
forth his hand toward the sacred In
stitution of marriage. Satan has al
ways worked at cress purposes with
Ged. Everything that Ged has done te
make man's let en earth a happy one
Satan has attempted te devise some
means te counteract It. He bated the
Institution of marriage. It was tee
sacred. Se he get his wits together
and invented a substitute. He called
it the common-law marriage.
. NONAMB.
Philadelphia, September 24, 1022. .
Unity Rather Than Obedience
Te the Editor of the Evmtne Pubiie Ltdetrt
Sir Episcopalians ln the great Gen
eral Convention assembled at Portland,
Ore., which ended its sessions last Sat
urday, decided te emit the word "obey"
from the marriage ceremonial. The
formal action scarcely was needed, for,
according te the beat understanding, the
word has been but the expression of
en obsolete formula for a long, long
time.
Obedience ln these modern days ls a
question of choice, rather than of com
pulsien. The wedding ring, said te be
the modern relic of the shackle by
which the medieval or prehistoric
(whichever It was) bridegroom bound
his bride, persists net as a symbol of
slavery, but in the better 'significance
of unity. Furthermore, the proceedings
at the altar de net always fully deter
mine which of the contracting parties
ls better Qualified te direct the busi
ness of the 'partnership. It is well,
therefore, te let the logic of events set
tle which ls te lead and which te fol fel
low. In that event, the "obey" part
will enter automatically, without ex
pression. Like the suit of clothes in
"Sam'l of Posen's" expense account,
it will net be visible, but It will be
there, just the same.
BEN E. DICK.
Philadelphia, September 25, 1022.
Questions Answered
Mountain Climbing
Te the Editor of the Evening Pubiie Ledetr!
Sir Kindly rive ma full rtim1m
about the Amundeen expedition and hi as
cent or Mount Everest aoen aa possible
Thank you. ROSE BOSNIAK.
Philadelphia. September 22. 1622.
Reald Amundsen I a Norwegian ex
plorer, who gained fame by his Arctle ex
peditions, his discovery of the Seuth Pele
and ether feat marked by superb courage,
endurance and ether attributes that have
placed his name high ln the roster of con
temporary heroes. H Is net a mountain
climber and never ascended or attempted te
ascend Mount Everest. Teu probably refer
te the Duke of the Abruzxl'e aeeent of Mount
Ruwonxerl. In equatorial Africa, In 1906.
when he climbed te the loftiest peak, 16.600
feet high, never before, se far as known,
touch-d by human feet. In 1000 the duke
established another record by reaching the
eummlt of Mount Austen, In India, one of
the Himalayan range, a height of mere than
24,000 feet. Earlier In his career. In 189T.
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EVENING: .BUBLIOlDiaERr-rPHIIiADELPHIA. .WEDNESDAY.
he etlmbed Mount St. Ellas. Alaska, the
hlshsst peak In th Reckies, M,000 feet
Mount Everett, the niftiest known mountain
In th world, peak of the' Himalayas. In
Nepal, near th Tibet frontier, rlaei te an
altitude of 28,000 feet, and ascent te th top
eae never been achieved. Th laat expedition
Dr th Ryi oeraphica Beciety of arest
nin wu uniuccesaiiu. out ine aiwnyi
nu. r repeated next year, ine cumeer
putting In the Intervenes period by train
In in th Alpt before stain tacktlnsT tbtlr
formidable task.
Giuseppe Balaame, Alias Cagtlostre
Te tht Editor e th Evenlne PuitU) Ltiairt
Sir Whet was th riant nam af Caalle-
atre, the charlatan, and In what period did
O 1IV7 JUU1H CAIITWIUUHT.
Philadelphia. Baptember ss, '1B22.
atuMpp Balaame, alia Count Alenandre
Catlloetre, Italian Imposter, whei trie We
and alleged marte aatenlehed credulous per
eene In Europe, eepeclatly In Italy and
franca, wae born In Palerme. Italy. June 8,
1143, and died In prteen at Seine Leen,
Italy. Auruit 28. 1T9S.
Natural Qas
Te tht Editor 0 the Evcntne PubHe Ltdatri
fllr Juet what li natural cut A friend
and I were dleeueetnc various thlnri th
ether niaht and thl queetteu pepped up
Neither of ua could aniwer It. and w de
cided te aalc th Forum If It knew.
Q IN A CORNER.
Th editor of th Forum was "itumpad"
until ha eentulted an encyclopedia and this
Is what he learned:
Natural ta la a taeua matter ef tn
paraffin aerlei. petroleum Mine a liquid
member and atphalt a solid en. Natural
taa la made up chiefly of marah fas. er me
thane (CH 4). which uaually forma ever 80
per cant of th entire raj, th extremes of
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Poems, Songs Desired
"In the Afterglow"
Te the Editor ef the Evening Public Ltdaer!
Sir Seme month age you publlehed In
your Svsnine roaue Linesa Forum a
poem "entitled "The Afteralew." I have
mletald the rllpplna. but I think th author
wae a woman. CLAItlCB A. HOLLAND.
Philadelphia. September 21. 1022.
Perhaps this ta th poem detlred. Tha
author's name li unknown te the editor of
the People's Forum.
IN TUB AFTEROLOW
Mether e' mine. In the afteralew
Of methertne: yean, I love you no;
Fer loving- me e'er life I knew,
When next your heart a new life ax,
Leving- me en Inte fair childhood.
When I se Ilttl understood
Th enc..ard war w all must se.
Mether e' mine. I love you se.
Leving- me, tee. when life ee wt
Tempted my wayward, rtrlleh feet
Away from paths of truth and Uht
Te path that lead te aln's dark night.
Winning ma back with levins' ten
Te way that you had mad your own
By strucsl and atreea and pain and
prayer)
Br love' own cords you held m there,
t
Mether e' mine, 'tie mine te take
The burdensome lead, the stress, the aeha.
That com ln motherhood's fair year.
r Robbed
'TODAY mere
ortey-Stecking
through inexperience than
through the attacks of highwaymen.
A wife, receiving the proceeds of
Life Insurance, is confronted with
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The ter. the' pain, th love, She tear l
'Tie mine te siv you what you sav ma.
Mether C mln. f would faithful be
Te th hlgheet note In the eons you tausht
My elrlteh Up, the musle fraught
With all the mother hepea and fears,
That fill te the brim the metherlns years.
Mether e' mine. In the afterglow
Of motherhood's years, I thank you ae
Fer slfta te me from out your heart
At thoughts that rise my het teara start!
Oed sire m waya te mak you knew
Ifew great la my love before you go
Away te reet from your mothering s
I would remove llfe'a every atln.
And give ycu reet In the afterglow.
Fer, mother e' mln, I love you se.
ret Hirte'a Humorous Verses
Te the Editor of the Bvenlna PubHe Vedeerl
Sir Will you pleaae publleh Bret Harte'e
humoreua Veraea about the atranger who
told a farmer he had been with General
Grant, and waa rewarded with a beating.
ALLEN GIBSON.
Philadelphia, September 22, 1022.
THE AQED STRANOER
An Incident of the War
(By Bret Harte)
"I waa tUU. Orant" th atranger aaldt
Said, the fanner, "Say no mere.
But rest thee here at my cottage perch,
Fer thy feet are weary and sere."
"I waa with Orant" the etrenger said;
Sa Id the farmer. "Nay. no mere
I prithee tit at my frugal beard.
And eat of my humble ater.
"Hew fare my boy my aeldter boy,
Of the old Ninth Army Cerp?
I warrant he bore him gallantly
In the smoke and the battle's reerr
"I knew htm net." said the aged mas.
"And, as X remarked before,
I wae with Orant" "Nay, nay, I knew,"
Said the farmer, "say no mere:
"Re fell In battle I see, alaat
money it
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SEPTEM6EB 27, 1022
Theu'det smooth the tidings e'er
Kay, apeak the truth, whatever It be.
Though It rend my besom's core.
"Hew felt he with Ms face te th fee.
Upholding the flag he bore?
Oh, Bay net that my boy disgraced
The uniform that he were!"
"I cannot tell," aald the aged man,
"And should have remarked before,
That I waa with Grant In Illlnela
Seme three years before the war."
Then the farmer apike him never a word.
But beat with hi flat full or
That aged man who had worked for Orant
Some three year before the war.
. The Peep!' Fernm will aepear. dally
In the Krening Pnblle Ledger, and ale
in the, Sunday. Public Ledger. Letter
dlacOMlng timely topic will be printed,
a well aa requested poem, and aaeetlena
of general Interest will be answered.
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1335-37 Walnut St., Philadelphia
NOTICE TO MARINERS
U. 8. ENOINEER OFFICE, 815 Wither.
,w.'.r" xj-.. v wnner
r,, Phils., Fa., Sent. 20. 1822.
hebv siven that the ancherass
taDllihea by the Tederal Oevern-
vuen uiuih mils., rs,
notice u herel
sreunds establi
ment en Ausuit 23, 1018, In that portion
of the Delaware River lylni between the
northerly limits of Philadelphia Harber and
the southerly limits of New Cattle, Del.
are hereby dlicentlnued, and the rules ami
res-uUttens relating- thereto are hereby
reminded, te take effect October 1 1923
On and after October 1, 1022 the
anchorage rreundi for the Pert of Phlla.
lelphla will be under the Juriadlctlen of
the Deard of Commissioners tf Navigat'en
for the River DeUttare and its navlaible
tributaries.
CUmDveu
Kst v'. S. Mall 8.S. SONOMA. VENTURA,
10.000 ten. Lloyd's 1U0 A1, Uelluhtful
service. Sydney bliert Line. Hamua Uiu.N.
OLULU li'20 R. T.). PACIFIC TOUU3.
IOCS. 1st class.
BONOMA sail Oct. IT
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while rates are low
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N. T. TO HAlIBUnO VIA PLYMOUTH AND
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PHILADELPHIA ROTTERDAM
nreedj-k . .Oct. 13 Hurrerdjk Net. t
lRtcrnatien.il Mercantile .Marine Ce,
130 STEAStKRS. 1.300,000 TONS
Pnen-ngrr Olllre, 1310 Walnut St.. I'hlln.
freight Diner. 4n,-j-l14 llenr.e lllilg.. Phila,
FINANCIAL
TO THE HOLDERS OF PHILADELPHIA
RAPID TRANSIT COMPANY EQUIP
MENT TRUST CERTIFICATES SERIES
"C."
Netice Is hereby given that the certificates
hereinafter enumerated. Issued under th
Equipment Trust Agreement obeve mentioned
tctwren Wm. P. Gt: Fidelity Trust Com
pany, Trustee: and Philadelphia Rapid Tran
sit Company. lessee, dated May 1, 1D1S.
have, ln .iccordance with the terms and pro pre
visions of aald Agreement, been called for
redemption and payment en November 1.
lftSL'. and that said certificates, being all of
the outstanding Equipment Trust Certificate
of eald Issue which will mature subsequent
te Ne ember 1, 1022. will he redeemed and
retired en said date regardless of the du
date thereef: and all dividend warrants
maturing after said date will become void
and the holders of said certificates herein
after enumerated will he entitled en presen
tat en tliereef only te the par value thereof
nn'A.,0.,tt Prmlum of 24 thereon together
with the dividend due en said date, but
without any dividends accruing thereafter.
The holders of the said certificate are
required te present them for payment and
redemption with the November 1. 1922. and
nil subsequent dIMdend warrants attached
st the effliy of Fidelity Trust Company.
Trustee. 323 chestnut St.. Phlla.. en No Ne
ernher 1. 1022. from and after which date
dividends upon the said certificates will
cense.
The rertlflentea k.m. ..,.. .t :
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(HIST P.D.M.n
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Pertember in 1022 "' '"'"' rn""
I.- " nnd Petter Cemrmnr Flra
Mortgage . (Jold Bemls.
mnrPpn'J.thn S,ln't""t Fund previsions of the
inB? ..7;ai'1 nrePnls V'11' h received
?hl' i? 0".crJi. nein' Sentrmber SO. 10JJ. at
the office nf the Pennsylvania Company for
T?f,itr?er"''f; 0?KLIV';, ?"'', arant'n Annuities.
Trustee, fnr the sale te It ut the lowest price
net etreed n 10S and accrued Interest, of a!
many bends n J2S 521 40 will purchase. All
propea,s should be addressed te the under
signed THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY FOR IN-
SV&EES, 0 LIVES AND QRANTINO
ANNUITIES. Trustee.
B17 Chestnut st Thlla.. Pa.
Proposals for Slnklns Fund Legan County
I.lBht snd Power Cnmranr
Proposals
NOTICE
SALE Or UNsKimCUVBLE STATB
Th. Sunerlntendent of Pubiie nrntinrt mrvi
I nuildtncs wl 1 offer at Public Outcry, en the
Premises en Saturday. Oiteber 7tlt, 1022. at
I ten ll e'lliwk A. M., Mie Brown Stcne
bteps ana .ua au3 runidiiicu in tne Ap
proach te the Capitel Grounds at Third and
Hate streets and at Third and North streets.
Harrlsburg I'. -
The Purchaser shall ray In United States
Currene. nt the time of sale twenty.flv
(L'0Tj) per icnt of the purctiase price and th
halanr-e lefere remelng any part of th
material purchased, from the Premises. All
of tl.e material purch.istd shall be takri
down by the purchaser and removed net
later than thirty dab after day of sale.
Ttie rirfht ls reserved te accept or reject
any or nil bids.
WK. PJ.'" 2 ,h5 Bear.'1 "' Commissioner
of Public Grounds end Buildings of tha
Cominer.ttea.tlj of Pcnnsyltanla
T. W. TEMPLETON,
SA-MUELB rtAMBO. W"Wi
fcecrf 'try.
Auctioneer A. II. Ohrenk
IllUHVU OF M'KVKVS
Department or Public tVerks
l'n.ladelphla. September 18, 102J
Sealed proposals will he receded Bt Uo'em
210 City Hall, until la o'clock neon, en
Ttiesdns. Orteber 3. 1022, and opened at that
timu in Roem l!R City Hall, for Schedule
A Hranch feewere.
Inquire (it Roem 41(3 City Hall.
FRANK II CAVES Dire-ter.
Anniml t.lrfilims
-? &Ol TIIH AKK TITLE ANU TRUST
COMPANY
Philadelphia. September 2.V tnf
At the Annua! E'ectien held en trie 5th
' Inst., the inlien'ns ste. klieiders tter elected
I Directnrs te n-re for the ensulnir yeur:
WILLIAM A HAM1LTMV ' ''
WILLIAM h FCItST
WILLIAM W. FOLTLKROD. Jr.
H MlKY OREEN
jriEPH c TRAINER
WALTER J hTElNMAN
J MES A CLARKE
I'll SAMl'EI. IMSENFELD
FRL II WERT
At tht meetlnc of the Heard nf Directors
M this day. the fnllnuinr- nrrin... .Z
held
Ulian mnuslv re. elected.
William W Fou.kred ,Tr . President
Walter J Mninmnn Vine President
Morien J. Klunk. Vlce PreKldent
l.arl It Wert ecretary & Treasurer
Frederick W. Klmmcrla.
Asst Hert- & Asst Treas,
Richard Mever. Trust Officer.
William S Furst. Solicitor.
E II WERT Secretary.
Dltldenda
SUPERIOR STEEL CORPORATION
Peptcmlier 23, 1022,
At the regular mettlnc of the Directors
nr nte .-.uiirriur ruefi t orperaunn a QUar
teiiy dltnlend of 2 wai declared en the
First preferred Meeii, jiajabie Nntembrr IS.
' Illi'J. t'. htccUhnldcra of rcterd Notcmber I,
I ! n.ANnv Secretary.
J lltMtI.IS N.riOAirilAMt
I I'hcMnul street tttst nf llread
I Philadelphia, Pepi ,i in""
At the recular meeting of the, Ilosnt"ef
I)irci-((irn if this Hunlf. Iuld thU day, at
ruiarterly illtidrnd nf (j ncr rent wae d
r ared. pstuhle (Irlnlier S. 1132. te stock steck stock
he.ders of iwuril Ht thu clu of business.
M'ptenilier 11" 11122
CWiks ttul te in.illed.
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M' I'realdent ami I'aahler,
I H'.tOPA (-(INSOLIIMTEII MININO
i OIMFANY "
I HIVIUENI NO. 4
Phllailelphl.1, Pa , Sept., 20, I0S"
I A ditl.lend ull", en th Oapltal stock" of
tills I'mni any has been declared, payable
lonelier III. iUii. t Btoektieldera of reeerJ
, nt the idesn of business Hrptember 20 leaa
Che, k ttlll b mailed. The transfer book
de ll"t Clese.
1 r H
JEROME. Treasurer.
ri.tVjIOUTH,CTIRnD0Dn0' 'ANTWERP
.'AnTiiM'v..,-.;-,-'8",t'30 'vr. nee. 9
." l"l " 1782. Inrluslve; due May 1, Ml
NTrn?"i ,i,nu- '"'It'sl". Hn Mnr 1. xtns
UDLLITY TIlfST COMPANY. Triiti.
iu mii . inriiiivs. fit i or. 1. in?
WM. 1
IIAVI K IIIIO".., INCOKl'OKATKI)
I lilUdelplilt, I'd,
H.'i'tui her JITlh, 10'"'
Qunrterlv dltldend nf 2r en First and
Se, end Pieterie.l mocks r,f this rorperallon
has been iletlured payable en Orlutier ISIh
te thu stockholder!; of lecrjid Kaplember 80th!
102.'. Checks "III lm mailed '"r w,
HARVEY I.. 1I1HHT. Secretary,
THE AMERICAN FlAH ' L(MI'ANV. ISA
MHrket street. Camden. N. J, "
'Die llennl nf Hlrecters hate this day daw
elated h illtldend of 1 per cent, or Mr
stare, painble October 2. 1022, te ill. itSg,
holders i'f rewrd at a o'cleLk P. !,. 2.
uuibrr 20, 102:!. Chetk win b iiialUrf.
JOH. II. TOWNMBNU, 8d, TrsMui.
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