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FOR 5000

rooms. ne" heating pant. gas, lot
5o1loo 1t. ImpcoSed By beautiful yard
with box wood hedging, garage. fruit and
shade trees. Immediate possession, sniall
cash payment, balance monthly lay
ments.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27
FOR 5000

SsW block Georgia Avenue. house oc-
eupied hg oxnsr. 8 roma bath. gas and
electricity. This house is In excellent
condition and possession can be secured
almost mmediately-inspectiou through
our Ofice Only.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27
FOR $3.50

Linn Street, rooms. bath, steam heat,
gas and electricity. lot sa1ls4, in perfect
condition, 5000 or more cash. monthly
payments Of So. This Is one Of the most
desirable homes for this price In Chevy
Chase
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27
REGARDLESS
A HOME MUST BE FIRST
AFEW OF OUR LlsTINGs
Obey the Injunction, BUY NOW
FOR 5000

semi-detachsd home In the 500 block
Of 9Th street. Q rooms. bath. economical
heating plant. both ade and kack yards
In first-class Condition throus shout-very
fns home for 5000 with mail cash pay-
nent and ,nonthly payments. II desired.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27
FOR Sl2.S00

Rosemary Street. new detached home.
rooms. bath, hot water, gas and cleo
trieity. lot f5xloo. garage. front and back
yards. perfect condition, 5000 cash. CaII
upon US for Permission to inspect- b..
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MADAME ALLEN
WORLDS GREATEST PALMIST AND
CI.AIRYOYANT

WOKIDS UHE-ATfsST FaIAhIbT Anu
CLAIRyOYANT
Guarantees to rad your entire life. past prcs
ent and future; gives true advice on business.
love, and health, and family ahatr; teIls ths
name Of your future husband or wife. and what
10 do 10 be . success In Life: tells you what
buHncs Is most lucky for you and what part Of
the world viii be more successful for you: ad-
vises how TO gain md hold a good position: she
tells II the one you love s true or false and
causes speedy marriage With the one Of your
choice; brine the separated tosetha; makes
happiness between man and wife; she tells you
the secrets Of being happy and successful In any
thing you take In hand: her advice viii remove
all obstacles and evil influence One visit To
Madam Allen will repay you for diappointnents
in ail Others; sauaaction guaranteed or no
charge.
Hf m
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27
FOR $500

LOO block Of U Street. . rooms. bath.
furnace heat. gas-this house is in ex-
ceIlnt copdition and 10 . genuine bar
gain for tho price ofersd-$5W to $50
cash; 30 per month % the balance.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27
FOR $500

In the so block Of II street. 10 rooms.
6 bedrooms. bath. furnace heat. lot 5p1lco
r. A fine home for small prioeI 500
cash. balance small monthly payments.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27
FOR $500

In the 100 block Of Irving Street North
west, brick. rooms. bath. hot water
heat, gas and electricity. laundry. lot II
x1fe. House In perfect condition. colon
ial front porch. two back porches. large
yard We can arrange very easy terms
on t;is property.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27
FOR $1,000

In the 3o block Of C street. u very
large rooms. bedrooms. bath, gzs. largo
back yard. in excellent rooming section,
being near all the Government Dspart-
mentA
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27
FOR $1,000

LOO block VI Z street. rooms.
baths. gas, Large lot. IN good condition,
small cash payment, balance monthly.
2oo block of Irving Street. Brookland-
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27
FOR $1,000

Mt. Rainier business propertv eo,t.;n-
ing store room and roons abo1a. an.
cehent home and good renting propooi-
uon. small cash payment. balance
monthly.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27
FOR $4,sOO

aao block Of Georgia Avenue. 6 rooms.
bath, furnace heat. gas. large back yard
to . paved alley. room for garage. small
cash payment-balance monthly.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27
FOR $3.50

In The zU block Of N street North
west We have q loroom home. contain
ing hot air heat. gas. lot Bxll9-room for
garage. House In good condition. Cash
payment Of 5000 win be accepted-bal-
ance in small monthly payments.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27
FOR $500

NJ Street, between North Capitol and
lst strests-lo rooms. bath. gas and
electricity. u very eood condition-sood
houss at low price on easy terms.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27
FOR $500

A very dSs home in the I7o0 block Of
18th street-io rooms. bedrooms. oc-
cupied By owner which insures possession
in fifteen days
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27
FOR A,sOO

New York Avenue. between North Cap
ttal and lst Street, 6 rooms. bath, furnace
heat, lyarge lot. sooo cash. small month.
ly payments on the balance.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27
FOR $1,000

- In the LOO block Of Florida Avenue. 9
rooms, bath. furnace heat. In good con
dftionE
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27

vocaen Who are 10 trouble and doubt coneernins
which stsp 20 take IN tfe 70 bstter thsnsrirs1
eSsut s asss Sso sss s1sse,as sln q sa,s ,ss npss
sdstce. In time, often saves much snxiety and
troufla consult hG today. Tomorrow may b.
Busines and Mining Ventures. No one in trou-
bic turned away Sees evey one. if13 18th q
NV Once hcsrs a m TO . p m
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FOR $3.50

Hyattssills. Md. House facing bouls-
ward, 8 rooms, hot air heat, electricity,
porches. back and front. lot toxI7I
Small cash NRayment. balance 50 psr
month.
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Special Readings. $l.N
sa + St NV. 50 Is
MADAME VICTORIA.

he CITED palmist and elsirvosant Can Cd
vise business, family affsirs. love and marriages
Gan tell you the name Of future husband r
wife. Can tel you the secret Of being success
full; hoW to avoid trouble and bow to avoid evil
influence. Satisfaction euarantssd or no charge
Entrance 80 gth st. ausle
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FIRST GRADE CIVIL SERVICE ExANINA-
tiou for oensns o11oe. octobe- u; tuition for
the entire course. s. THE CIVIL SERVICE
PREPARATORY SCHOOL. Y. corner Nh and
= Sta NV Phone Frsnkiin 11A
A BUSINESS EDUCATION Is WORTH SG
FOR EVERY DAY II REQUIRES IT
costs YOU LESS THAN 5 CENTS A DAY
AT THE DRIJLERY BUSINESS COLLEGE
sG-lt
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In THE SOUTHEAST
FOR $4,000

Near Lincoln Park, 5 rooms, bath, hot
water heat. gas, lot 2ixl0O in perfect
condition. A.UO cash, so per month.
This V one Of the most desirable homes
In Southeast with every modern con-
venience.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

THE CAREY ICE CREAM CO. HAS TDN.
porazy employuent for two girls. Apply CHAs
n ANDERSON. storekeeptr, at once ssz-lt
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FOR $500

Farm containing l2o acres near Hern,
don. Va, improved b. eroom house,
barns. chicken houses. etc. Excellent
farming land. call upon u for permission
to INSPECT.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27
FOR $500

Silver sprinS. Nd. Brand new 7-room
house. BATH hot. water heat Ras and
electricity. lot 5oxl0, close TO car lines
now vacant. Immediate pos.es,ioo.
small cash payment. balance monthly.
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27
Schools =
Colleges ii
GEORGE WASHINGTON
UNIVERSITY LAM scnOW
co-EDUcATIoEAL

C0-EDUCAT1ONAL
Degfns scth Tear SEPT. a. 1s1e
Strict standards. Instruction b3
most approved methods. Maximum
credit by other law schooia
Forenoon classes. 70 IL win b
Affernoon classes s:lo 20 csc sn<
optional early morning classes foi
employed studenta
Secretary. Masonie Tensile. n. 90
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MADAM IENORE

Gifted elairvoysnt and medium. can b co..
sulted on all affain Of life Where others fan,
sbe succeed: Her advice 10 good. try her. No
Euess vork or qrestions asked; what shs sees and
tells comes true. SstiHsction guaranteed OF.
Gee n uth st. NV. two doors north of Palais
Royal stors- Hour. II q m to p "a -juliot
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MADAM KASKO

EGYPTIAN. SCIENTIFIC PALMIsr; TELLS
PAST, PRESENT AND FUTURE; Salts
FACTION GUARANTEED; HOURS. A NJ
TO P. NJ. FORMERLY e. 5th ST NV.
NOW LOCATED AT sl5 1th ST. NV. sez-o
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LARGE HOUSES AND
APARTMENT HOUSES.
FOR $4,000

House in Mt. Vernon Place between
6h and sth streets now. containing u
rooms In very good condition, this is in
excellent rooming house section. and Is
rapidly developing into business district
I've believe this property win increase
In value at the rate Of at least loo per
year for the next Is years
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27
FOR $25,00O

600 acre farm located near Occoquan,
Va, improved By modern H-room houss.
osrnA ETC.. grrat quantity of timber. We
viii be Glad to show you this farm,
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27

LUUA oALkBARBR school,. A DAT
school q all resuln srades. Ain dsy and
evening eH.s.s n rhythmic trsinins NARY
GALE DAVIS, Pe NJ. Pm. lEs BelDoui
road Phone Hortn Gy.- selSS
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proc. BELMONT.

Noted clsirroyant and palmist- Gives sdvice
On business matters, love- health. and family af.
fairs. Tells name Of your future husband or
wife. tells Z one yoc love 10 true or false What
part Of the country Is lucktest 10 you. What TO
do to be successful In life iue Nex York ave-
NV. Next door to Masonic Tsmple. Read
tnu. q ie8tOt
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27
FOR $3.50

l5o block Of D Street. practically
hrick. 5 rooms. bath. latrcke heat.
colonial porch, very small cash payment,
balance monthly.
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PALMISTRY.
Licensed by the District Of Columbia.
MADAM EPPY.

Resds your life from cradle to crave: her pov.
srs arc wonderful; indeputable sdvice: clear In
formation concerning love. courtship, marriage
and divorce; both rieh and poor hnd counsel
equally beneficial and interesting; you are Wiser
sAd happier after consulting her; satisactioo
guaranteed: permanently located: hours, . q n
10 p n
- "a AVE NU
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HELP WANTED.

An EXPERT ARTISAN 10 CONSTRUCT
article used 1s piece Of furniture. Apply BOX
~ Herald Office seSN
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Georgetown University
The Law School
session Of isis-is7o begins
October 1. 1913. at $50 D. IA

Law School offices open dafly
from 8 a m. 90 $40 p. m for
registration and consuitatioh.
HUGH J. FB0AN. n A. IL q.
Ph. D.. Assistant Dean
Georgetown Law School Building.
sos z St n. W. Telephone n Tft
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LOST.
WANTED-AGENTS.

CANDY-BiG rAY: ADvERffsE, MEN.
yemen. Start ons Of cur Specially Candy Fac
tories In your hnme. mAn room. anywhere: vs
ten how and furnish everything: grand oppor-
tuai,y. CANDY HOUSE. 1913 Rsnstead st.
Philadelphia Pa auB8t
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27

National Cathedral School for Girh
wisconsin ave- and woodl.y road; E-u.asd
within the Csthedrzl doss; rsopens for day pu-
pils octoor1 Z. 1919 Gr.des 6 G 2 and So
prrvised study and outdoor life. coach IRON ibo
pout Orcle. Telephone Cleveland 05. s1%2
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STORAGE BKTTRfEs REPIRED; A FEW
rebuilt for sale reasonable: recharring Phone
Falls Church lsw. AUTO BATTERY CO..
FAlb Church, Va sed-ft
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27
RIZPAH ELDON.

dreds visit this remarkable woman daily: csn-
piete readinn with accurate descriptions Of what
ycur hand forstells only q. Recepton parior as.
norner Of sth and @ Nv. Enrrancs eh st
Hours. 10 q N to D. N ts0M
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PHRENOLOCIsTS.
NINE. SIERRA.

Phrsnolosist and Busi-
ness Adyissr. gives truth
~ sdsics On an ansirs
Of life y
She vas bun With
sfrxngs and remarkable
povcr-power not meant
70 uattfy the Idle Gu
nouA but 70 direct. ad-
wise and help men and
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27
Help Wanted-Male and Female.

\ PERSON EXPERIENCED IN PUBLICITY.
advertising or newspaper work; references; part
" Uhoe time; reasonable eompens4tion- BOX
se6. Herald Office seBI
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FOR RENT-Furnished House.

80 CHURCH ST. Nw.-WELL FURNISHED.
comfortable, bright room; near Dupont Circle.
sSd
The Washington herald., 1919-09-27

HOW 10 BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD AT
Chery Chase on no cash and sd a month.
ALLAN W. GIBSON. 5lT-sls Colorado Build
ing seleOt
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In THE SOUTHWEST:
rnn ~ ma

In 600 block Maryland Avenue, u
rooms. bath. furnace heat, sas and cleo
trcity. lot anlA garage. First-class
condition. q real bargain. Call upon Us
for permission to inspect.
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PUBLIC OFFERING
CITY OF BETHLEHEM
gRh .0O0 RnNDS

Notice f. hereby SlHy giSye1 that on January
E. 1874 ts2 se 10 Se Sghds G @ bS
der s65 900 Fire Alarm, and Police Signal
System AZ per cent Gold Bonds. Series OF
bear A. per cent interest per ,annutn. pay.
able semiannualy. tG mature in twenty in
bersof on e first day Of
q like principal amount thereof on the first
dsy q aId d nehd6F afh aRd bs 2s
Of January, 1925 $4,000 PRINCIPAL amount
thereof on the first day Of January 1926
Hereafter ,her until and including the first SSS dSy
% Ina a2to So % be or in in
said denominations as the Mayor may de-
termine in order to to GrrbS S1m9ly With the desire
as to principal; both principal and Interest
10 be payable at the office Of tho City Treas
deduction, so far as permitted by law, for
taxes other than succession aud inheritance
taxes. Further ini9rmation may be had on
saie Of the bonds is subject to the final
No. aS 5s 6f the civ Il
izng the issue and sale thereof Said Ordl.
nance was introidiuSed oiiySe No N9Syember -. 1910
II ansi 'pp passage on December a. 1915 1oia!'0 oh lot
Proscsais for the purchase of these bonds
of counsel for the purchasers as to the val.
must must be in the hands Of the Mayor sd@sH Of tSe
and must be accompanied by a certi6ej
check, payable to the order of the City
1se bonds bid for cent Checks ns par ysTe
cessfGi bidders will be Immediately returned
M. nne on January g. 1920. at The offiSsH fHH a;
the Mayor. The right 70 reject any or ali
and accrued interest will be ,al ,saGlgSssInstGd;
Mayor Of the city of BethIehhe3mn. hSIh3n Pa.
RI ]. HUGHES.
CITY Clerk.
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URGES NAVY FOR CANADA
JelIicoe Likely to Ask six Cruisers
and Six Destroyers

Ottawa, Dec. 30.-Admiral Jcllicoe
leaves Canada within few days for Il
visit to the United States and South
Africa. It is understood he will be nc-
companied by Sir Robert Borden, who,
after having been persuaded TO remain
premier of Canada, announced he would
take au extended vacation in quest of
health. ITc will make the voyage on
Lord Jelicoe's flagship.
While the British naval officer has
not made public his recommendations for
creation of Canadian navy, it is be =
licved in we'll informed circles that he
will urge sea force of six cruisers.
six destroyers and number Of torpedo
boats and seaplanes. 1t also is possible
that he will advise shifting of the naval
base on the Pacific from Esquimalt TO
some point on the mainland.
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CHOSEN ANTl-REC LEADER
New Yorker Was to Head Move
ment, Witness Asserts

Detroit. Mich, Dec. 30.--Grant
Hugh Browne, wealthy New York
sportsman. was picked to start coun-
ter revolution in Russia and engineer
numerous details and commissions for
the crowned heads of Europe. accord
ing to the testimony of James i. Crane,
North Tonawanda. \. Y. called to the
stand in the government ordnance frNuG
trial in federal court yesterday. Mr..
Crane repeated conversation he said
he had with Mr.. Browne. in Rochester,
n. Y, where Mr.. Crane was a ma jor
in the ordnance department.
Among the important deals Mr..
Browne told Of being involved in, ac-
cording to the testimony of the witness,
were:
"Ofrcred the management of coun-
ter revolution in Russia at the time of
the break in the KerenSky government.
the financial support to be furnished by
the United States Government to the
extent of $50. 1000. 900 and the purpose to
be the prevention of BolShcvism."
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In Re Reorganization of Fort Wayne &
Northern Indiana Traction Company

Notice 10 DepoSitors of Fort Wayne Wabash Valley
Company First Consolidated Mortgage 5o Bonds under Plan
and agreement of Reorganization dated august 49, I99 and
10 Holders of Undeposited Bonds
is hereby given that undersigned Committee rep
resentng Consolidated Mortgage Thirty $50 Gold
Bonds of the F Wayne and Wabash Valley Traction Company
deposited under Bondhoders Protective dated Sep
ember H. 1917 and the Protective Committee representing the
First ard Refundng Mortgage Gold Bonds and
other securities of the Fort Wayne and Northern Indiana Traction
Company deposited Protective Agreement dated October 3D.
1917 Committee representing Mortgage
SO Bonds of the Lafayette and Logansport Traction Company
deposited Bondhodes Agreement dated jan
uary 15h 1915 approved of evisons of the Plan
and Agreement of Reorganization dated August 49, 199 under
which somewhat better representation will be given to the La
Logansport Company the Wabash
River Traction Company bonds and also additional amount of
the First Mortgage Bonds of the New Company will be
for and contingencies also the right will be reserved
the New Company ISSUE with the of the Public
Service time, class of
securities which will be subject the First Mortgage Bonds
but prior the Adjustment Mortgage Bonds and all junior
securities, order to assist in providing for the future
lodged with Commercial Company Philadelphia De-
postay the Fidelity Title Trust Company of Pittsburgh
its agent
hereby the holders of the undeposited
First Consolidated Mortgage $50 bonds of the Wayne
under Agreement dated August 1912 revised
up business January TO- 1920 after which date
deposits will received except upon prescribed by the
Committee.
Committee appointed under
Ft Wayne and Wabash Valley Bondhoders'
Protective Agreement dated September II,
1917.
p. Nj. CHANDLER, Chairman c. s. W. PACKARD
T. W. CLARK II. LANCASTER WILLIAMS
JOHN NJ IRWIN w. j. DEVINE,
JOHN II. MASON Secretary Pro Tenn
A. A. JACKSON 700 Franklin Bank Bldg.
Philadelphia
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on tt,;, no,,,try onJ bo" ;nGnito faith
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tie them this time they VIII he settled
ior s'u''"''ouS w ''"'''
Some brokers say the steel issues are
due for Il gradual rise in prices. The
condition of this industry seems TO be-
generally and fnvorablv known. Some
say that the prospect of large railroad
orders, as soon aS the railroad ques-
tion is settled, or even before that time.
| has good deal to do with the present
strength of steel stocks, but those VINO
/ are closer in touch with some ot the
large steel colnpanicS say that more
| nf other orders which orc greatly in de-
mand at present. In fact thcy say that
| tho steel concerns are not very anxious
| for largo orders for Rcsscmcr rails at
the present quotation of $40 or Of open
hearth at S4T per ton.
n,o brol,or e,id no ,,,s told that
ho ordnr bnoLs nr thc stool comnonios
,ro FriI ,,n FOR II lam timc to como
b., +ba+ ro,c,.ot;o,,s ,oro ,,odo for
ou,,o,tod our ,'' raI ardor, ,,I ir these dor,t
cnr,o oIar,r ,.,,v sn,,, thc, u'iiI b.vo to
bo "',, ,,co,,to55 NJ n,,,L birhc. Er,,rnS tbon
r nrrsont @cr p1rn pouotati"ns ' "'7"'' ''e''''
ms proker Salu nc Steel CoulpaniiT,S
,,o,ie. t., rnnJ nL,.;,,l ne,d;t;nn vos
,,nnnssar, ,p,,,'S ro, ihcir ",,n hmrincss and
;f - ,,oro rot for his rorsiJcration rail
nrlcr" would barc tn t,Lc ,hoi. chance
Speaking Of the steel outlook, bank
or, whose house is said to be in close
touch with the Industry, said that
4 everything seemed TO point 10 large
demand for som" time to come. Buy
crs, he said, are tumbling over each
other for whatever supplies arc avail 70
able and foreign orders are coming IN
briSkly. notwithstanding the conditions
of exchange. with many of these buy
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gealed proposals will be received bv tba
Board of Managers of the Pennsylvania IN
dustrial Refornlatory. at HuntinCdon pc
al their regular monthly meetings held on
the second Thursdays of January. April Jnjy
and October. 1920. for the furnishing ~ oir
plies OF various, kinds for a period of t6re
months from the 22d day Of the montbs
named and award made of same nrevioiis
TO that date consisting in the main Of iouS
and feed, groceries. provisions dry and
salt meats.
Proposals are also asked for. from time TO
time during the year, for such other articles
formatory. m
Proposals VIII pc asked for July I for
coal for a period Of one year from July 20,
Any desired information will be furnished
and opportunity to bid on same Will he
given any parties who make request to be
furnished Herewith.
The Board of Managers reserve the right
4, b. PATTON
General Superintendent
reoenlber 90 1919. a.
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NATIONAL BANK
PUBLIC OFFERING
CITY OF BETHLEHEM
GiQh lnn IlnNhS


Notice is hereby given that on January 3.
1929, the Mayor Of the City Of Bcthleheni
VII sell to, the highest Responsible bidder
Series of 1920, to. be dated January ]. 1920:
TO bear 412 % interest per annum. payable
semi-annuallyi TO mature in Twenty-Five in
thereof on the first day of January. 1925;
$l6,OOO principal amount thereof on the first
day OF January, 1926. and $4,000. principal
IN each and every year thereafter until
and including the first day Of January. 1915;
to be in denominations of $1,000 and $500 or
with the desi,e of the purchaser or pur-
nhasers. registerable as TO principal: both
office OF the city Treasurer in United States
gold coin without deduction so far as pero
mttted by law, for taxes other than sue
formation may be had on application to the
Sale of the bonds is subject to the final
en- R Ma and 9 g The Of d GFdn2nG9
thorislns tho issue and sale thereof said
ordinance was introduced November "a 1918;
Is now being published and VIII come on for
Proposals for the purchase of these bonds
are hereby invited. subject to the approval
OF counsel for, the, purchasers as to the
sealed; must be in the hands of the Mayor
of the city on or before a. m. January
3 1879 Srs and must nS be acfi8Smp%anied iSa % by
city Treasurer for go of the par value
Of the bonds bid for. Checks of unsuccess-
fnl bidders will be immediately returned
a m, on January >, 1920. at the office
OF the Mayor. The right e reject any or
par and accrued Interest will be accepted,
Mayor of the City Of Be{hiehem, B5dthlGSi1tI Pa.
S. j. HUGHES,
arlF
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Dividend.
FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK
Chestnut Street west of Broad

a regular meeting OF the Board Of Di
dec9rd dcci9rs CT ct thiS Bank held this day It was
changed to snd on December 3ist nf a, C5 Co
year ,nt and daayJtdend of three and one. third
ing December 81 1918, was ieclare1 frse enc, q,
tax and PAYABLE January 1. 1920, to stock
holders OF record at tho close OF business
j. WM HARDT,
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December 90. 1919.
Superior Steel Corporation

At the regular meeting Of tho Directors
Of the Superior Steel Corporation a quar-
terly dividend Of go was declared on tho
Second Preferred Stock, payable February 10,
1920. TO stockholders Of record February .,
1920.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30
Want Troops Removed From Gary

Gary, Ind, Dec. %0.-Fcdcra troops
no longer are wanted in Gary. Mayor
Wallace +. Hodges has sent a message
to Major General Leonard Wood, com
mandcr of the central department of
the United States army, asking for the
removal of the soldiers.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-12-30

The board OF ditcCtOrs has declared :.
.en,iannual dividend OF 3A 20 on the nre.
ferred capital stock Of the, company, maya bic
january 20, 1920, TO stockholders or reCord
Al the close of business on January /. 1920
JOHN S. OWENS,