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Mr. and Mrs. George y. Colgate are
mere Tor tho chriatmas holidays. The
former Is principal Of the Howard
s'''ools while the latter has charge os
'ns Euia school in Caster county.
lhsy vill remain hsrs unsil saauasy
foorsh bseors rsssraias = >hslr ,sh,o,
work. 81
The Kennewick courier. [volume] (Kennewick, Wash.) 1905-1914, 1914-01-09
: Copyright, 1912, by the Frank A.
Munsey compa ny.

ing perhaps $50 pounds. His forehead
was extremely low and receding. his
eyes bloodshOt. small and close set to
his coarse, fiat nose: his ears large and
thin. but smaller than most of his
kind.
His awful temper and his mighty
strength made him supreme among the
little tribe into which he had been born
some twenty years before.
Now that he was in his prime. there
was no simian in all the mighty forest
through which he roved that dared
contest his right to rule, nor did the
! other and larger animals modest him.
Old TantOr. the elephant. alone of all
the wild. savage life. feared him not
and him alone did Kerchak fear. When
TantOr trumpeted the great ape sour
ried with his fellows high among the
trees of the second terrace.
The tribe of anthropoids. over which
Kerchak ruled with an iron hand and
barred fangs. numbered some six or
eight families each family consisting
of an adult male with his wives and
children-some sixty or seventy apes.
all told
kala was the youngest wife of a
male called Tublat, meaning Broken
Nose" and the child she had seen dash
ed to death was her first. for she was
but nine or ten years old.
Notwithstanding her youth. she was
large and powerful-a splendid clean
/ imbed animal. with round, high fore
head, which denoted more Intelligence
than most of her kind possessed So
also she had greater capacity for
mother love and mother sorrow.
But she was still an ape a huge,
fierce. terrible beast of a species close
y allied to the gorilla, yet with more
intelligence. which. with the strength
of their cousins. made her kind the
most fearsome of those awe inspiring
prOgenitors of man.
When the tribe saw that Kerchak' s
rage had ceased they came slowly
down from their arboreal retreats and
pursued again the various occupations
which he had interrupted The young
played and frolicked about among the
trees and bushes.
They had passed an hour or so thus
when Kerchak called them together
and. with Il word of command to them
to follow him. set off toward the sea.
They travelled for the most part upon
the ground, where it was open. follow
ing the path of the great elephants
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PROLOGUE.

Not like any other story you
ever read before is "Tarzan of
the Apes" While you are read
ing it you would like to pause to
ask yourself rs it possible ?" but
Won can't, because the story is so
fascinating that pausing is i'm
possible. It's a yarn of the you
can't stop until you finish it
kind.
1T may have happened in the
wilds of Africa just as the author
relates it, or it may not-we do
not know whether or not he has
a basis of fact for his story-but
you are not a scientist while YOU
are reading it. You are just an
ordinary human being, with a
love for story that is absorbing
in its interest and swiftness.
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wonderful lair. and Kerchak had made
up his brute mind to own that death
dealing cOntrivance and to explore the
interior of the mysterious den.
He wanted to feel his teeth sink
into the neck of the queer animal that
he had learned to hate and fear, and
because of this he came often with his
tribe to reconnoiter, waiting for a time
when the white ape should be off his
guard.
Of late they had quit attacking or
even showing themselves. for every
time they had done so in the past the
little stick had rOared out the terrible
message of death to some member of
the tribe.
Today there was no sign of the man
about, and from where they watched
they could see that the cabin door was
open. Slowly, cautiously and noise
lessly they crept through the jungle to-
ward the little cabin.
On they came until Kerchak him.
self skunk stealthily to the very door
and peered within. Behind him were
two males and then Kala, closely
straining the little dead form to her
breast
Inside the den they saw the strange
white ape lying half across a table. his
head buried in his arms, and on the
bed lay figure covered by sailcloth,
while from a tiny rustic cradle came
the plaintive wailing of babe.
NOiselessly Kerchak entered. crouch
ing for the charge and then John Clay
ton rose with a sudden start and faced
them.
The sight that met his eyes must
have frozen him with horror. for there,
within the door, stood three great bull
apes, while behind them crowded many
more; how many he never knew, for
bis revolvers were hanging on the far
wall beside his rifle and Kerchak was
charging.
When Kerchak released the limp
form which had been John Clayton,
Lord GreyStOke, he turned his atten-
ton toward the little cradle. but
Kala was there before him. and when
he would have grasped the child she
snatched it herself, and before he could
intercept her she had bolted through
the door and taken refuge in a high
tree
AS she took up the little live baby of
Alice Clayton she dropped the dead
body of her own into the empty cradle.
The wall of the living had answered
the call of universal motherhood with
| in her wild breast which the dead could
not still
High up among the branches of a
mighty tree she Rugged the shrieking
infant to her bosom. and soon the in
stinct that was as dominant in this
fierce female as it had been in the
breast Of his tender and beautiful
:nother-the instinct of mother love
reached out to the tiny man-child's
half formed understanding. and he be-
came quiet.
Then hunger closed the gap between
them. and the son Of an English lord
end an English lady nursed at the
Continued on page six)
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whose comingS and gOings break the
only roads through the tangled jungle
maZes of bush. vine. creeper and tree
When they walked it was with a roll
ing. awkward motion placing the
knuckles of their closed hands upon
the ground and swinging their ungain-
ly bodies forward.
But when the way was through the
lower trees they moved more swiftly.
swinging from branch to branch with
the agility of their smaller cousins. the
monkeys And all the way Kala car
ried her little dead baby Rugged close
~ to her breast.
1t was shortly after noon when they
reached Il ridge overlooking the beach.
where below them lay the tiny cottage
which was Kerchaks goal.
He had seen many of his kind go to
their deaths before the loud noise made
by the little black stick in the hands of
the strange white ape vito lived in that
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Once and Post ONCE Address No - Wall
street. thorough Of Manhattan. city OF

surREME COURT 'orNTy or NEW
against MOiilE STI:INBEEG. Emma Vein
netg' Rosie schuliusIu New York Telephone
Company, Harris -. GtiF Jacob BoltHn a :
ENerutor OF the last VIII sud Testament OF
Joseph Boltan. deceased, Bertha Boltan and
Charles Samuels, Defendants SUMMONS
10 the above named Defendants and each
of them:
YOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED ia An.
hwer the complaint IN this action and TO serve
copy OF your answer On the Plaintiff ;
Attorney within twenty dlys after the ser.
wee OF this summons. exclusive Of the day
OF service, and In case OF YOUR failure 10
appear or answer judgment viii be- taken
against you by default Ior the relief de.
mshded Ia III. complaint.
Da,ed October = 1913.
LEM III. SklDMOKE, Plaintiffs ATTORNEY.
ONCE and Pos Office Address No ~
Wall street, Borough OF Manhattan,
New York city, New York
To Emma Weinberg and Rosie Schulm.n.
Defendants; THE FOREGOING; SUMMONS
IL served upon you by publication, pursuaut
10 al order Of Hon Daniel 4. Cohalan, a
Justice ~ the Supreme Court Of the state
her, 1913, and Med with copy of tho com
plant IN III. office OF the Clerk OF the County
OF New York. at the County Court Hau-c.
Ia the Borough Of Manhattan CITY uf New.
York, In tbs County aud STATE Of New
York. on the 10Th day ot D.c"iubeI. 1919
the original complaint having been Med Ia
said uuige ON the 9Th daN of october 1919
lEMui!l SkiDMORE. Plaintiffs Attorney.
hH're ana Post ofti"e Address No 90
Wall street. Borough Of Manhattan
New York CITY New York
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DETECTIVE BURNS ON FILMS.
Plane 10 Present Many Of His Note
worthy Cases In Movies.

Gilbert Miller signed contract yester-
Gay with William J, Burns providing for
The appearance of the detective IN motion
PICTURES. The pictures will present in
dramatic form Mr.. Burnss operations both
as a secret service official and as a private
detective. including his work in the notable
eounterfeitng. smuggling. matchmaking.
dynamite and kidnapping cases. Each
ease will constitute a special feature film
m slN or eight reels, and each of these
INNS will be toured as a regular pro-
ducton.
Mr. Miller has engaged George Jean
Nathan d magazine writer and coauthor
Win Mr.. Burns of many detective stories,
ior the preparation of the scenarios of the
series
Ng Burns has arranged for the appear
sh.e Ia the films of his STAFF in the New
work, London, Paris and Berlin offices and
also Of many secret service men formerly
under him. Mr., Miller has formed the
william j, Burns International Films, Inc.
ior the production and presentation of
these films
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WEATHER FORECAST
Washington Predictions for To.
day and Tomorrow.

For eastern New York, seueralIy
fair to-day. somewhat warmer In
the interior, Tomorrow, snow IN
north, snow or rain In south nor.
ton, warmer, northeast winds, d.
minishing ON the coast and shifting
20 southeast.
For New Jersey. cloudy to day: probably
rain or snow and warmer tomorrow; north
east to southeast winds, eliminating.
For southern New England. generally fair
day except probably snow hurries In
extreme south portion. with high northeast
TO north winds; rain or snow and warmer
I o. morrow.
For western New York, Increasing cloud.
ness and somewhat warmer to-day: snow or
| rain colder In west portion to- morrow; Ia
creasjng southeast and south winds
NEW YORK. Jan. THE Northwestern
storm moved inland and was felt in the
Northwestern States and the upper Mis-
! sissippi Valley and southwark over Nebraska
and Iowa. where the Winds were high and
snow was falling over most OF these States.
There were scattered rains and some light
snow In the Ohio and Tennessee valleys
! and some light snow in a few places in the
lake regions and some light scattered rains
In the Gulf states; elsewhere 1t was generally
fair. Warmer weather prevailed over most
of the states west Of the Mississippi River.
except IL was becoming very cold in the
, extreme Northwest In canada north OF tho
lakes and IN the northern part OF tho lakes
aud into the 81. Lawrence Valley the
| temperature ranged from zero to so degreea
below zero.
In the 'tIantic States south 20 Georgia
! Il was below the freezing point.
| In this city the day was fair and the
| temperature was few degrees below freez-
lug. wind, fresh northery. average humidity.
| 81 per cent; barometer, corrected to read
| to sea level at 4. NJ. 3Oi3 +. NJ, so.1S.
| The temperature In this city Yesterday. az
| recorded BY the ofnciai thermometer. is shows
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NEW YORK SUPREME COURT, COUNTY
OF NEW YOKk-FEhSc ES q. depEYSTER
Plsintin, against HAYNES & coRYEii
and MARGARET LAHANEy Driendunt.
SUMMONS.
40 the above named Defendants.
NDl ARE HEREBY SCMMbSl!p 80 all.
sWcr the complaint in this action ana 10
serve copy OF YOUR unrWrr on Ito Plain.
tin's Attorneys within twenty dpvH after IL
service 81 this summons, c~rlusiy" OF H.,
day OF service. ana n case OF your failure
to appear ~ answer judgment win he taken
against you by default, Tor tho RELIEF de-
ma Eded IN the complaint
Dated, juno lsth. 1918.
sHATTUCk, GLENN, HrSE & GANIER
Plaintiffs Attorneys
Office and Post Onice Address, No. 20 Er.
change Place Borough ~ Msnhattan.
CITY OF New York.
To Martha Lahaney,
1t14 WISE Avenue
Borough Of The BIonS
New York city.
me foregoing summons Is aer,,a pom .ol
BY publication pursuant 10 an order Of Hon.
Daniel j.. Coha,an. "a Justice or the SupTrms
Court of the state OF New York, dated n.
hTst day OF Decsmber 1913, and filed with
the complaint IN the office of the Clerk Of
the County of New York Al the County Court
House In the Borough Of Manhattan Clty,
County and State Of New York.
Dated, New York December 2, 1913
sHATTUCK, GLENN, HUSE & GANTER,
plaintiffs Attorneys.
Office end Post Office Address No 20 Ex-
change Place. Borough Of Manhattan.
city of New York
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A good statement for the past is
Your best guarantee for the future

that the company guaranteeing
your title is putting away each
year fair share of its earnings
as a fund to take care of losses.
Our Company fulfills all of
these conditions. Our capital
is S, 900, 900 and we have laid
aside as a surplus from our
earnings SII,ooo,ooo more to
protect our clients.
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THENEwNORK1 RUsTC0NlP\NY
Is BROAD STREET


Ashland Waterworks Co. LIST Mtse. IS
Athens Terminal Co. lst Mtse. IS
Auburn Gas Co. Is, Mtse. Sky. Fund IS
Bronx Gas & Electric Co. LIST Mtse. IS
City Of Oregon. Mo. W. ". & Elec. 1t. IS
City Of Rome. Ca Renewal or Ref. Mtse.4i IS
City Of Sedalla. Mo, Refundins 4las
Central Market St. Ry. Co. LIST S. +. Is
Citizens Gas & Elec Co. Of Council Bluffs
LIST Mtse. IS
Citizens Gas & Fuel Co. Of Terre Haute. Ind,
LIST Refundins IS
Chnehheld Coal Co. Is, IS
East Hampton Electric Light Co. os
East Ohio Gas Co. lst Mtse 5. F. Is
Edison Flee Light 4 Power Co. Of Erie, Pa,
LIST Us
Equitable Illuminating Gas L'sh, Go. OF
Phlla. Is, M,ge IS
Erie County Electric Co. LIST Mtse. As
Evansville & Terre Hau,e r. r. Co. Rel
Gold IS
Fonda. Jamestown & Gloversville K. r. Co
Gen. Refundins Is
Fonda, Johnstown 4 Gloversviile r. r. Co
LIST Cons. Refundins 4l2s
Greenwich Tramwsy Co. LIST Is
Hackensack Water Co. LIST Is
indianapolis Water Co.. Gen. Mtse Is
Jonesville. S. C., School Dist. 5'2s
Kan. City & Westport Belt. Ry. Co. Is, IL
Kan. City So. Ry. Co. Ref. & Imp. IS
Kootenai Co.. Idaho. Funding Bonds 90
Lincoln Traction Co. Gold IS Of 1889
Lincoln Traction Co. Gold IS OF 1920
Lockport Light, Heat & Power Co. 'st Nl'se
Refundins IS
Macon, Dublin 4 Savannah R.R Co. LIST s.
Alahonins 4 Shenanso Ry. 4 1t. Co. Is,
Cons. Reiundins IS
MAYS Cons. Oil Co. lst Gold 6ot
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National Conduit L Gable Co. l,t IS
New London Steamboat Co. LIST os
New Orleans, City 4 Lake R. r. Co LIST ).
New Orleans City R. r. Co. Gen. IS
New Orleans Ry. 4 1t. Co. Gen. ~.
N. Y. 4 Westchester Lts. Co. General
Norwich Gas & Electric Co. l.t 5.
Paducah City Railway lh Cons 5,
Peace River Phosphate Min. Co. Is, Con o,
Pine Bluff Co. lM 70 year $50
Plattsbursh Traction Company lst 3.
Poeahonsas Cons. Collieries Co. Inc 50
year Sc Gold
Rich Hill Coal Co. lot S. F. Gold IS
Richmond L.. H. 4 Pwr Co. ist Rel. IS
St. Lawrence 4 Adirondack Ry. LIST s.
Sharon & Newcastle Railways Co. Ist Lien
ST IS
Somerset County. N. j. Building !.
South Shore Gas Co. LIST IS
Tacoma Gas 4 Electric Co. lst ),
Tanana Valley R. R. Co. 50 3.yr. Coll.
Trust Gold Bonds
Terminal Warehouse Co. I'd Mtse. ).
Tombisbee Val. R. R. Co. Gen. Lien D.
Underground Elec. Railways Co. Of London.
Ltd, 4l2ec Bonds Of 1893
Underwriters Bldg. Co. LIST 5,
United Gas 4 Ell. Co. Of N. J. ln Mtge. IS
Utica Bel, Line St. R. R. Co. I'd M,se. S.
Utica, Clinton 4 Binshamton R. r. Gen. IS
Virginia Portland Cement Co. LIST 5,
Washington Sugar Co. lst 6s
Western N. Y. & Penna. Ry, Co. lst IS
Willapa. Electric Co. st Gold 6s Series 4
Worcester 4 Conn. Eastern Ry. Co. list 4lqs
Yakima County. Wash, S. D. No.
Younsstown-Sh Ry. 4 1t. Co. lists. F. ),
Due JANUARY -. 1914.
Wladkawkas Ry. Co. RUSSIA Is
DUE JANUARY IL. 1919.
Ristisouehe Salmon Club
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COMPANY or NlW YORK.
rs Broad street.
NOTICE TO SlO( h H(Dl nf.RS

New York. December 81, 1913.
Notice i hereby given that the Regular Annual
Meeting OF the stockholders OF The Standard "a 'c
Deposlt 90 OF Ne" YORK VII be held AT III, once
Borough OF Manhattan. In the city OF New York.
on Tuesday January 10. 1914 at II O'Clock \. VI Pr.
Tor the election OF Directors aud the transaction
Of such other business ~ may properly come
before the meeting.
BY order OF the BOARD OF Directors.
WILLIAM & COX Secretary.
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
O.fice Of
BROOKLYN RAPID TRANSIT co.

Borough of Brooklyn, January >. 1914
The annual meeting Of the stockholders Of
the Brooklyn Rapid Transit Company for
the election OF four 90 directors to serve
three 90 years and OF three 90, inspectors
VI election to serve at the next succeeding
annual meeting and for the purpoTc OF trans
acting such other business As may be duly
brought before the meeting, will be held at
twelve o'clock noon on Friday. January 90th.
1914. at the office Of the company So Clinton
street. Borough Of BROOKLYN, New York City.
The polls VIII remain open for one hour.
The Transfer Books will be closed at
o'clock I. ". on Wednesday. January IN.
l'li ana Will remain closed until ten o'clot
y VI. on the day Immediately succeeding
said stockholders ue.ting
j. H. BENNINGTON. secretary.
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al uui. Nrr.rfuu.
), iiancc. - mI.,. cas- OF sandy Hook ~
3 T. VI
az
;, i'suc.tNya. },ls ,Ig.. was miles north
OF Dmii uHu ~Lu,ls 90 , l..
~ HaAai.uu. lrui,A,Ck, $40 miles south Of
Did utoud phuals at noon
~ MuHawA, JdcksogyIilc 'oj miles south OF
SANDY UuoG A. : = ,,
), Nnila llr,pl,o IN Diamond Shoals 81
~ T.
:, olLI. .,pc ia, l23 miles south of Jupnr
al noon ,.,..,, - r,u.s ,or,,r..,
Of IoI'ugus a. - T.. VI
:, Sur,n, hcl" 100 n.'le, south OF sandy
:. hoguo., Turks Island, 'S' miles south OF
SahG! Hoo. At y u
=, " ia Nal9es'on Is5 miles south Of Sandy
louh al b T.. AZ 49,,
IS Concno. Gal,cs!on 80 mi"s east Of Oai'
Weston hai al y. NJ. ~
IS Clty OF Columbr,. SO vhlGah 40 miles north
~ Diamond Shoals at u.
:. NiglihnCla, iuaLhnaIo, 80 miles northeast
of Nassau al nuOu.
IOrtugdS al noon.
:, ,ouus, sew Or"Hr.. l3s mile nor'h"cs'
NJ IOrtughs al noon
- tity Of II. Louis, "a |dnNal, - .hhra norm
~ Martins Industry al y. NJ
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sVMNONsEs.

NEW YoRkSUNiTED STATES TRrsr
uS3.r Il. viii t of ErsTa oM % a'S.e
wiTT rIiatn sfsnr MAFNiET Pc
MArTHiEssEN ABsoTT poREE DE WITT
k s1p, ii i &STITii,,EtssskSH il; EHHAATlIP,
IsA MhfrhipssfS. Tah Mn,nih5 MsT.
sSsafn $rsSESS 39$GGASrrits }A SfSSh:
executor of the will of sophie NJ Girnoux
deceased summons. Trial desired in the
TO the above named defendants and each
You are hereby summoned to answer the
complaint In this action. ana to serve a
copy of your answer on the plaintiffs At
terneys within twenty days after the service
service. and In case of your failure to ap-
pear or answer Judgment VIII l.. taken
msndei IN the compliant
STEWART a SHEARER
once and Post ONCE Address. No. 4, Wall
Ssw York; or SsS york or Manhattan city Of
IT ru hAhF5Er noh pE w WITT ri 20, rRANK
AbpisoN HAYES, nfvis J6HN pE WIT i
MMRA AZ !, ,MNlA1ITTHiEIssEN EiciiAEp
THEODoKE MATTRESSES MARIE GO
NOM FREDERICK r. GtGNoUN. il.
ana FREDERICK T. GIGNpt'N as executor
az :"c VII! OF sophie VI. GiguouN. deceased
The foregoing summons e. served upon
YOU ~ publication pursuant to an order of
the Honorable Daniel J.. Cohulan. - Justice
OF the Supreme Court Of the state Of New
YORK. dated the End day Of December. 1919
and filed with the complaint herein in tn.
onice OF the Clerk Of the County OF New
YORK at the COUNTY Court House in the
Borough OF Manhattan. City, COUNTY and
state OF New York
Dated December O. 1919
STEWART & SHEARER
Plaintir ATTORNEYS
oHite aud Post onire Address No a. wal
street Borough Of Manhattan CIV of
New York. New York
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ARIZONA
FFIHs2xlS S6. s sTn55 HoA b,s n, 40
Los ySNSGi;I;;rs, CITY or. PAYABLE IN
st .I, COUNTY ,gssgr OF 1909
WATTS. CITY or.
COLORADO
AA snhH s;Sry TOWN OF. COLORADO.
AARA +, co; SCHOOL DISTRICTS
RhlsH, Town or.
cfRRSFSylF!NS Ah sc Go.
EykNss. tr9o'wY OF
E$ $FF$$$ #SSHN So s1 t1SS Or Si~rn.crs
iis,frlrfS4N 70 T6& SSrooL DISTRICTS
i%lilHEM So SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
MESA CO HNb SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
MSNTiisossfs.' WATER WORKS IS.
E Rp9Ry ff9 %hp CITY.
l SAN MIGUEL co SCHOOL DIST NO. /.
II WELD co.
IDAHO
R AfST iAE sIr co or.
BOISE co.
BULL CITY.
II CALDWELL CITY.
III Filler. VILLAGE OF.
III GOODfNG, VILLAGE Of.
II IDAHO FALLS, CITY OF. s..
III KOOTFNAI co. FUNDING.
III LEWISTON. CITY OF,
III POCATELLO CITY.
MINNESOTA
WORTHlNGToN ELECTRIC LIGHT
M %sSS SIrv prxprNo,.
MONTANA
II BOZENAN CITY
II MILES CITY.
II WHITE SULPHUR SPRING. CITY OF.
II NEBRASKA Fiscal Agenc,
III Az RORA CITY.
n BEfMER. VILLAGE OF.
II BOONE co.
II Ron. BUTTE co.
II BurFALO co. AND SCHOOL. DISTRICTS.
III Burt co.
" ptrTIrP 60
II CASS co.
II CENTRAL CITY.
III CLAY co.
II COLFAX co
III CRETE CITY.
III Cunning co. SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
II CUSTER CO; PRECINCTS.
III DAVID CRY.
III DAWSON co.
III DOUGLAS co
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WHEN you pick out a de-
w pository, select an execu-
tor, or wish a real estate title
guaranteed you should choose
a company whose business is
prosperous.
Such a company is likely to
continue in business and be able
to respond should occasion arise.
You also should make sure
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST
Coupons Due and Payable At the Office Of
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149 BROADWAY, n. Y.

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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
THE BANK OF AMERICA.

,, - Ne" 9TH DeceWper Asth' l'i"
The Board OF Directors have oday de-
olared semi-annual dividend OF fourteen
lb per cent, free of tax. payable January
End, 1914, to stockholders of record OF this
date. The transfer books Will remain closed
until January 3rd, 1914
w NJ BENNETT Cashier.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-02

The regular annual meeting Of tho stock.
holders OF The North virginia Corporation
for tho elsetion OF Directors 70 serve the
Borough o. Manhattan, New York CITY, on
Monday, January i1th, lsit at l2:+5 p, NJ.
Dated, New York, December 20. 1913.
], v, McHLONE, Secretary
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1914-01-02

The annual meeting OF the stockholders
COMPANY will be held at No, IL Exchange
Place; Jersey CITY n; j., on Monday. Janu-
airy 20, 1914, at IL o'cl0Ck "a IN, for tho cleo
ton OF two directors OF Class No, 3. and for
tho transact ion Of such other business as
may properly come before tho meeting
W. j. BURTON, Secretary