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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

REEVES Receipts, $40 head; mainly
consigned direct to sinughtorers No trad
ing on live weight; feeling unchanged
Dress beef frm at 2lT2sigc per ID. for
ordinary 70 good native sides,
CALVES Receipts. 200 head; 100 on
sale. NeAls steady; coarse, heavy calves
and Westerns slow ana weak, Prime veals
SOLD at 500 per 100 lbs, Dressed calves
nrn at 2493hc, per ID. for both city and
country dressed 'vea's.
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Recelpts, 3,200
head: q cars on sale, sheep steady. lamhs
ouiet and Unchanged. Shaep sold at $3.50
oil per 100 'hs.; cul's s. yearlngs. STA;
common 10 fair lambs sold al Slo.50 "
1913. culls, Si2T II 30. Dressed mutton
steady at ls4?ic per H.; dressed lambs
house lambs. s12d15 per carcnss
Sales-Tobin 4 shannon; III ohio lambs
II III average. ST. 10; 10 Western, ll2
,i0 90; OF cu,ls, O. 1890 s. sanders;
sI2: II sheep, ll3 $50 Kerns Commits
sion CO.: d Pennsylvania iamts. lOi.
SIC so. yearlinES go, Sl+ sheep, 100,
,ll; =, 1874, 50; cul,s, So, So,
HOGs--Rcceipts 2,G40 head. none on
sale. Feeling nomina,iy steady. country
dressed hogs In good demand at lSd 24c.
per lb.; roasting pigs, aOn 30c.
Live stock Markets in other Cities.
KANSAS CITY. Jan. u-Hogs--Re-
eeipts, 400; steady. Heavy, si79iL55;
butchers, 'iLloG.i7so; lights. 'is7S@
The sun., 1919-01-13
THE NORTHERN PNCIFIS TERMINAL
COMPANY OF ORfGON
First Mortgage go Gold Bonds Due jam.

The Farmers Loan ana Trust Comnarv.
a. trustee under III" Mortgage maio by
The northern Pacific Terminal ComIany 4
oI'son' dated January ], 1883 solicrs
FIni under said mortgage n 90 many
BONDS OF said issue ~ 'G5.yG7 20 applicable
ing prem Im Of ten per cent upon tho
principal, ana that 10 wiz nurchHse sAli
bonds TO IN" extent ~ the said s05.gC7 D
low'Sl pTl'" or prices, not .erI.ng the
rate above stated.
Oners ~ bands must ho presented befor.
should b" directed as follows:
Proposals to SlrNaG Fund = Tha
northern Ihcin' Terminal COMPANY q
Oregon, Tho Toruors Loan ami Trust
Company, lt-c2 william street New York
City"
THE FARMER" IDNS- AND TRUST
COMPANY Trustee
BY EDWIN :. NJ ARSTON, President
Dated New York. January .. 1912.
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ytate Labor Actuary Named.

William Leslie. for tho past four years
quarry and secretary OF the State COM
Isnsation insurance fund OF California
ara widely known as an actuarial ex-
rert. has been appointed actuary In
chaTge OF the workmen's compensation
rate bureau OF the New York State In
'lrance Department. II was announced
}ssterday by Superintendent Jesse s..
PHILIPPE. Mr.. Leslie succeeds Harwood
u Ryan. who has resigned.
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HUDSON MORTGAGE COMPANY

The Annual Meeting Of the Stockholders
OF the HUDSON MORTGAGE COMPANY
fer the election Of Directors and Inspectors
Of Election TO serve for the succeeding year
Will be held Mt the office OF the Company.
No. 1873 Broadway, New York city, on
Wednesday. tho 9Th OF February. 1919. at
twelve o'clock noon.
The stock transfer books Of the Company
will be closed at l2 NJ. January 23d. islS.
and reopened at 10 \. NJ. February 9Th,
1919.
Dated. Now Yor}s. January g. 1919
HERBERT MARBLES Secretary.
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The HANONE NATIoNkL BANk
of the ON Of New York.

NtW OK. December -, 1913
Notice IL hereby given that the annual
meeting OF tho shareholders Of this bank
for the election OF Directors to serve dur
ing the coming year and for the trans-
action o. such other business rs may como
before the meeting will he held At the
bank n e house, Nassau ami Pine Streets
Tuesday, January ltth 1879, between the
hours OF II o. dock a NJ and IL o'clock ".
WM T. CABLE IR Cashier
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SATISFIED MECHANICS. LIEN.


10TH ST. rs to lO6 E-Mclross Plumbing
co, Inc, agt Archie Realty Co ct al;
July is. 1919 ...,............. $1,000
ssTH ST, ?E7 TO 2s5 W. ! Newcomb
Mfg co ngt Congregation B'Nai Jcshu-
run ct al: July 10. .t2T5
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ASSIGNMENTS OF MORTGAGES.
Manhattan.

N b:ss4 to cara AZ ke mtg sos u 2ssd a.
T KT1u, clara N g,,1 a .,,v Bea,Ti.s
mann, ll5 Bwayi assnts each. 800
tlh 81. W cor-Wiiiam \ Harts q
TGn,r9 AIM rn.o4 Trust CO. trustees to
18th ST, 4i2-fli E-Title Guar T
G %y MSun uni Vernon : " atty, Ti liz
PEARL at, .e7 mtg s:,Goo--sig.bbes
Graham to BERNARD Rubin 527 W Il0,h
sTH Av 7aS| Hi & ~ amman NINA 70
PARK Az loos-nGrtram { Mayo to
5 oca J. k MaM 3 " S5s " , 800
t5TH ST :, III W LIST az mtg $4,000
Fred 0ppermonn, Jr, Br"wg Co to Jno
GIlis ga It. and ano: attys.
BROADWAY, cor ISOth st, mtg ,2S..
600 Norris Mayer 10 Alouzo X knight,
ssl w lSoth st; atty. T c Ennever. 1872
SoTH ST. 70 W-jcann;e' King to Edw "
Marin, Montclair J, and Howard II
b, 1870 Bway; :, assnts 2,;oO & 81
INTERvALE Az. SS5-Hy Morgenthau
Co to samuel kahin. 1900 Seventh av;
atty. Samuel Kadin. 1900 Seventh ave.
Decatur Az. cor lss,h s. 800
city Real Estate 60 to Gustav
HelfrIch,o sss z lsG,h st; atty. II G
Kelly, sos fremont av.,....... $40. 900
lb6TH AT, ?bl E-August Buggeln exr,
to jennie Buggeln. 2ll2 Webster av:
atty. ! G. Buggcln, 3il2 Webster ay..Sl
ARTHUR Az 2SSS-FlOrence Van c Par
sons, eXtrx, TO Title Guar & T co, i76
Bway: atty. q & Co. l76 BROAD
wEBsTER Az 1889 10 ills, lcasehioiiSw
Robert Jacob TO Nathan Levitch 1879
Webster av; atty, Leibner, 6S Park
SANE PRoPERTY-Nathiann Leviiichh' 70
Fannie London. 1921 Franklin av. ct ali
FI FIND " Av iIaS-Johhn & Michael 70
Alotto Realities. Inc, 800, n l67th ct;
atty u Krug, Jr, $50 Nassau St 81
SAME PROPERTY-Alotto Realities Inc
to Lena Manassa. 279 Burnside ay;
ST AIMS AV. l4s--Felx Levy to Johar.
nah Levy 1890 seventh av; atty, Meyer
Auerhach. 25 Broad Standardization
IRVINE ST, SSS--Leo Lesinsky to Max
Hollander, 400 p Sd st; atty Max Ho.
lander, 500 u "a st.,,,..........sl 500
RICHARDSON Az. i522-Mary 4 Ruser
and ano, exrs, to Jas b Mulhoiland.
46ll, Richardson av; atty. r G & T 90.
rH tx h XHy ssis-john nrox, ils.;0G 10
Harriet Q s Browning. io2 W sOth st;
l77TH ST. % E--IIannah Levy to Dollar
Savings Bank. 2737 Third avenue: atty,
Mackellar & q. 4S Cedar si......S2s 900
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Mesaba Railway Company
To the Holders OF
First Mortgage SO Bonds

American Trust Coupaur. Boston,
MaHsac huset's. Trustee under an Trirnture
q Mortgage with tho Nosaua Hallway
Company Gated March !. IJlg, hereby Eiycs
motto" that j. holds IA" SUM Of Thirty -Tnree
Thousand I've Hundred Forty ana .2-lU0
Dollars ,'"5,oiu. --p Tor tn" purchase OF
FIRST Mo. sag" Ilv' Percent H1UIs OF Tho
and secured py slId .udouturo 81 Mortgage.
ana that scaled proposals oncr.ug said
bundS z. IA" HT.nsh. ul -tl. -.lis CO.. an o.
part thcroof endorsed Proposals TO sell
Mesnh, Railway COMPANY Iirst Mortgage
Five Percent Bonds" w.I be received at
the oiilcc Of th, UNDERSIGNED. 90 state
street Boston, Massachusetts. uulI noon
January Is 1913
The right Is reserved hy tho said Trustea
to reject any ur an Proposals and interest
on accepted bonds VIII cease January 81,
1919
AMERICAN TRUST COMPANY, TRUSTEE
hy g II. BOWEN, Secretary.
Boston. January .. nag.
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LIS PENDESS.

LOT "a Map OF Wardsviile, JOxlOo--PhIlIp
Geisendorfer agt Martha Geisendorfer
faction to declare deed yoldli attys,
Lewis & Schaap.
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RECORDED LEASES.
Manhattan

asson as comm TO Minnie GoldDerg, 1853
"a nv. yrs from Jan 1. 1870 atty, g o
Young. 1876 Bwaya4.. .r,,.......s3,o 900
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ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
BANKERS-COMMERCLNL SECURITY
Company, INC.

The annual meeting OF the STOCKHOLDERS
OF this Company viii be- he'd at the OH q
OF the Company, II WAL Street IN the city
Of New York. Moniay. the 21th day ot
January 1919. at Il O'Clock a. NJ. for tho
purpose Of eleCting nine 60 Directors for
the ensuing year and two (2) Inspectors Of
Election to serve at the next annual meet
ing, ana for the transaction Of such other
business as may properly come before said
meeting. Polls Will remain open one hour.
Transfer books win he closed from -
o'clock noon on January lith and Will re-
main closed until O'Clock T. NJ. OH Janu-
AIRY 21th.
W. LEE WHITE. Secretary.
New York January ,th, 1919
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS PURPOSES.

ET0QEE large light show rooms near
SsV"@S subway station. ITO West 4Oth
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AUCTION SALES THIS WEEK
MONDAY. JANUARY IS.
lat II vESEY STREET.
Nv Hpprv nr,jy

SIXTH Av. 81. w $. ?so.1o corneI,a st,
- NlOO, sly tnm, and strs-Llncoln
ds sIs5 co s e. al irste, Sg; Realty Re
atlysi due, Sl0,S7340: taxes. &c. s295.:0.
TUESDAY. JANUARY II.
lat II vEsEY STREET.
BY Joseph p Day.
PIKE slp' 2i.5x5e s.sa,iGissssss. 'iS' st. Gy
agt Lima Mockowitz Ct al; SteWar. q
81 III s. due N6,573s5; taxes. sc,
% se ~ H. tire, To ~ ~ d 20 sark
rrurnaid agt Douglas Realty Go ct al;
&c k .ss7s e' go,,S due ;1':s2'7 ,.ss.
man av, iooxeoO, yacant-Me, Life ms
GO agt KIrwan ct al; Butcher. T
9, :; sdiys' due '2l92I.es: taxes, &c.
THIRD Az, 2ios, cor 12o,h st, ask
U.s. sty str-N Trust co, trste,
atty; duo, s3O.Ge9.7s: taxes. &c, ;l.2Ss.b7'
BY Arthur G. sheridan.
ioolc, 2 s,y dwlg-Cyrus Hitchcock ct
Bethany church Of y e, al: F d
A,rthur' atty; due, sL3i5.l5; taxes. &c.
lat 1910 THIRD AvENCE.l
BY Henry Brady.
i'i i6d ST. f. :s' ps, I4nc9,n Az tx
peelty - u, huue As' hathan
due, sa59s55S, taxes He sisIi 90
By Jo,eph p D,v
oon-,r e.- :, a., 49,
T. go Whlte Plains
s"n o. a.; Mott Nice. attys; due,
,t.t,,i>,t,I.,S, 49, 'iSoi
= a. ',.' on 49,
Al
by Joseph y. Day.
FRONT ST lT6 W O. Az q RurItns atm
esxss.ixis5xs7s. sty ioft and .trp
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$500 49,
MORTGAGES.


tNith namc and address OF lender md
Attorney
Downtown.
South OF Fourteenth s.re.tN
4TH ST. lGi W. 2o14Ox irreg-Tos A
N!llone TO Chas Monsa. i0I w 4sd -,
due Jan ,, 1891. ia C; atty. Chas Ter
baTini. si5 Bway ................s3o
East Side.
Gas. of Fifth avenue. between Fourteenth
and 10th streets)
18th ST. SIS r, 25xssa. May I. 1915
Betty r Robinson TO LILA y Ronn.v.
b2s w ll?th st. yrs tes, pr mtg 80 DoH .
atty, Maurice Wertheim. 4Os Lexington
u" '''.''''''' ....,.....-..s2 Onn
Bronx.
Borough of The Rronxl
BAINRRIpGE Ay, =. 900 Scott Az.
Corpn, sl5 Franklin av, Bklyn Jan
To- yrs, s's; atty. q & r Co, ia
BRYANT Az, Wv s. i75 n LafayetitSei 800 Sy'
fSxlO0-Beile Tannenbaum to CharIotie
Peters Of ~. Orsl Hudson County.
y J. July 2. yrs. ~ C.; a.tv' y
Dienenhach, 2O6 Dwsy, IS. 900
sEDGW1CK Az. W cor 177th st. runs
W -! 10Y Soy sx 2sr 100, SIX
Saws Bank. i2sN Bowery, Jan 10 c"" dns
Feb /, 1924. GHcc; attys. Cadwalader'
UNION Av, w 3. 2OSiO iesth st sSg
i33 7-'Vlctoris Mantel TO Manuel A
Gonzalez 81 Clark st. Bklyn. and ano,
trustees, Jan 10, yrs, biar: stfy
l. e. Co, $50 Bway. ......,..ss46o
The sun., 1919-01-13

tSouth OF Fourteenth street)
ELDRIDGE ST. 1853, g, 25xloo--Julius
Rothschild to Alfred Marx, 249 T. fist
st, mtg $4,000. q c. Feb ~, 1918. 81 100
PERRY ST. se-ss. Ss.7xs5 foreclos Dec
Rachel Sake. sos w i7sth ct. Jan 10:
attys olcott y. Mem & &c. i79 Broad.
,,TY e:rr''.' '.'.;::''.'.: 1890 c;nso,voo
Lucius II Beers and ano, exrs, Sc, to
Anna Weller, 3ls l. 20ith st, all Hens,
Jan ,; attys. Lord. d l. 40 wall
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
Reducing Flesh

Reduction Of flesh Ii usually 4 diff
flcult matter and to get results one
must use great deal of aeIf-denial
Avoid all rich foods and f0ods that
contain sugar Or starch. Here Is d
dietary that viii help II you persist
IA It. For breakfast. any kind OF fruit
except bananas and peaches. either
dried Or canned. Eat the fruit with
out any sugar, Tea may be taken or
coffee without cream or sugar. A
slice of rye or whole wheat bread.
toasted. and with salt III place If but
ter a soft boiled egg or q pOached
egg. and, IL you wish, d small piece Of
rare steak.
Luncheon should be small meal
and 1t ID best eaten without the aid OF
coffee. tea or water. Il salad, bit
0f toast 81 any vegetable that grows
On top Of the ground except peas No
pastry, nuts or chocolate. Fer dinner
j soup that Is not cream soup, bit
OF roast Or = piece Of broiled chicken
or chop; salad without oil, glass
of lemonade il you wish although 1t
il much better not 10 drink with your
meals. One hour after meals ycu can
drink couple Of glasses 81 water
Sleep Only seven hours at night,
take no maps during the day aud walk
as many miles III the fresh air as pos-
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
BAL 0Rz No. Aprn y. isis.

80 q
Caay Aaassus nuaA
aaann*-
% o. "a @ d % @ 5
exhibit Al nnco shs sMAehsi. 1918
ssp ASss 81 a:s ], So,
sssa ~. s 80 IS, -
COMMENTS rFos THE aIpiE ron rHE
sha and comDaan gaemeno r
d Nh any ueo expense
gMe az and nj 81 Cp 4 na j 3 81 elect edfuponMo soxup
I'D
BLACK ndcoMpAN
accountant
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
GOODBY, =
W()MEN'S
TROUBLE

The aOfezres and discomfas
weak, lame and aching back, ~
feet and limbs, weakness, dss
nauBen. ag q rule have their oSi
kSd8ey ErOnble, not female c0mg
These general symptoms 0f kidHa
bladder disease are well knowEAl
the remedy.
Next time ron feel . twinss Y =
~ f8e back or are troubled viii ~
ache, indigestion, insomnia, hl
sss khs bladder or pain Id the Lga 3.
ADweR abdomen, you win find qgia ]
sure relief In GOLD MEDAL HtEs
Oil CAPSULES. This old and tired N
@dy for kidney trouble and alka Z
engagements has Stood the test tE =
dreds q years. IL does The -
Pains and troubles vanish and -
and health will come az you CO.
their use. When completely ft
Co yOur usual vigDr, e0ntinue 49,
capsule or two each day.
] GOLD MEDAL Haarlen d Y
nnles are imported from The hszsg
fiea &c HaafEeEn, holland DO g =
cept 4 substitute u SeaIes
three sizes -
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
schoOl Savings Ra..

Last year i'd workiag 4.
savings bank system se7. ssAs
Richmond ,S,7a3 deis,s
number $3.50 were S6i
colored. The annumt e.,a
$2T, 1eA making an M 81
From this amount sl4
drawn most of whish
w. S. s.
This, It is pointed oN
the result of Tile FRS
school savings bank
larger results have
achieved, although ia rft,. ~
Far available Ion lite
However, il Is not elt!y tre s.
money that these childfen
the aim of tho system. MI S. =
more valuable lesson 81
teaches.
President Wilson ha
Il many good rs
on OF war. hut # eui ~
people learn to save. as 49,
WORTH all il has cost I'll ss,
materials.
And Il is generally aeFts
Of the best WAYS 10 refe il t8,s a.3',
through the children. W
III the Fifth Federal l,es.,
trict q banking nlan has sa
cd 10 simplify the teaelI
savings hank system ei, isr
where reported altIietl
records 81 the smaii
over 10 them ii sakii6
Stamps, Various nttlla ,.rs
until the penny say ille iiss
ytsed For every cum fiiss
teacher stamps III tlfe En-
ture picture of I'ranbiia
minder IA Penny saNee
When twenty FIVE neais ,t,x
have been made III this it4Ile3
tnres are cancelled. Ill .sss
Thrift Stamp Pupils afe lfy,
bring savings accounts IA,
where they can purchase
War Savings Stanp hsariHr as.
The lesson Taught Iii Il. il.lt i.ip
distribution Of ssanps Ii ails iiI,y.g
even more Importance DIAN fBa ri.
Dor Of stamps sold.
The penny sassings hg,k
slant inspiration to lhe ehfla tass
What do you want ii iii Men
grow up? Is one of l,s tp,.,
the child.
You want to be somebads Iai5 n
want to be be- sniaeb.4ly iitts3sis.
don't yon? Then I'm mas Isr
savo money 1'hat & Mai 81 \.
and successful and important nm II
women in the world llapt ,Itiae
Saving Is encouraged i tle,Fts
an end Iluafdcd mepe fleaas
good To ailyhoay ii is ,ltfiis
child Is asked 70 put away tlie penn.
for q summer camping Zip. Il cel.t
education Or one 0f fAe tbaasand B
enc things that CROWNS ho8 All &
dream Of A sound THRIFT iDeSsifs
lasting form f. thus phi into taeb Ii
Of The children In MI attractive rs
.ner The interest of the para,
found to be stimulated hy tbe .lss-
ance of the thrift habit ii tht yeua
er members Of the family
49,
A fellow doesn't lleces safily hatA
be q golf player to foozle hls II
4 s.5s,.s-5. 4fR.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
State Of OhiO. City az Toledo.
MA q fs.n.lrak1, -


State Of Ohio. CITY AZ Toledo.
Lucaa County, 80.
Frank 3 Cheney makes Oath that he
s senior partner DC the Arm Of +. j.
Cheney n Co. doing business 81 the
city De Toledo. County and State as0re-
said. and that eafd Arm will pay the
sum og ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
Tor each and every case 81 Catarrah
that canno1 be cured 81 the Use Og
HALLS CATARRAH MEDICINE
FRANK ]. CFIs
Sworn u he20re me and subscribed
81 ny pFesene Ehfa ell ~ ~ -
csmher. Al d. 1885
W sC,
(Seal Notary Public
HANS saFxs AsedlcIa1e 81 "a e
internally aud acts through the Blood
on the MncuOus Surfaces of the sys-
lem SenA Tor testimonials. tres
!. q 81 I0leao. b.
Sold hy ALI dr lists. 7ke.
4sssf 1A@MSzsa xgSS.s lss - a 4 ts4s
& x
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

anyway. there's ono class OF bust
nesslnen that yoN loist hear complain
ing about husiiI 81 faeing bad The
farmers are doiSg ery we'll, thank
YOU.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

Some of the girl graduates may not
show any great culture, but anyway
they learned enough 10 know how to
select d good dyessnaker.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

In these times of unrest and dis
turbance, II Is little use to argue with
some people. But at least You can
sympatheticaIly offer them b bag Of
cracked ice to put On their heads.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

sible Take light 9ereise in the morn
ing and Ave niN tes deep breathing
night and morn &, 80 the fresh air
IL possible.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

EXHIBIT 4
BALANCE SHEET MARCH 81, 1915.
ASSETS

CurF0ak AMAasa
Cash Sehea ale No. 1a.............
Accounts MeeelYabIo
Total Current Assets. I. -. ... ..
Capital Assets
Water Collecting System. ~. Is III ,ss6.l
Ars0slan Wells .............. 4,Ssi 30
pnmplhg Stations ........ Ig,22E0l
Pumping plant 8. .5........... 12,7I2.DO
stnraxA Reservoirs .....#....s.. 13.28A.OO
distribution Mains ... 4Ss36G.71
Distribution Mains Extenaions
ana improvements ...s.s... 1285a.S1
Waters Meter Boxes and Vaults 2g066a
Shop Property ....4........... 1,016s76
General Property ... ...s..s,s.s 333397
Publication Syaiem ....s. 10000
Total Capital Assets y. I. !, $ia2,IA495
gsaraisare and Fixtures.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26

a fellow doesn't lleces safily haltA
be golf player to foozle iii II
through life.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
LIABILITIES

Capital stock ................ Gil 45O 90
Reserve for Depreciation ........ 1850 6s
Reserve Tor Extensions and improvements 3.2s2Sa
Surplus
Balance April 4, 1913 .........$ 92.47975
Add Net Income Profit for year
ended March 81 1919. for de-
tails see Exhibit B........... I4,61L6S
Evening capital and Maryland gazette. (Annapolis, Md.) 1910-1922, 1919-06-26
BAI.ANCE So Er


CASH scaesiuie "a .......... : 81.
Acc0unka Receivable Gwatcr Renksl 1865. =.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-10
EXTEND RED CROSS
DRIVE TO COMPLETE
MEMBE ERSH|P ROLL.
SUBSCRIPTION FOR ROSTER is
KEPT TAWA DISTRICT
SHOULD SUPPLY 300 BONA
FiDe SlGNERS.

Iho time tor closing the membership
drive OF The Red Cross, When $dIoh-
pt va, to be raised by the sale Of 81
memberships, has been extended ter
a tew days, hoping that the cIty VIII
complete lis entire quota before Il H.
ma report is made. Chairman itaiIeS
y. peitll. nor the other Officers ul me
local chapter We're able 10 give out
the number OF members received np
10 the present time, as none ol the
branches OF the Ottawa chapter have
turned IN their reports.
When these reports arrive, II the
CnatIed does not come up to lis quo
ta. an effort viii be made to raise tie
required number OF members by some
KIND OF special drive. No effort was
made last week 10 do any soliciting
rhe banks had charge OF the BOOKS
ana those wishing to subscribe Ielt
thelr money at any OF the local ballhS
II is feared that the member, OF 'he
chapter dld not Subscribe the required
ann ant Of S3Io1oo.
The manner in which the Red Cross
received 1t, subscriptions struck
popular chord IN the nearts OF every
one. who have found themselves be
,iaged by solicitors on every mana
during the last few weeks. DtiiCers
of the organization lelt that the eH-
cpllrnt work carried en- by the ted
Cross in the past needed no adVer-
tisement: or that the people netdeN
no urging to subscribe to this worthy
cause.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-10
BLIZZARD SWEEPING
TOWARD ILLINOIS

Chicago, Nov to.--Sweeping east
ward a severe blizzard is raging today
over the Mississippi valley states,
crippina telegraph and train service
Telegraph service between Chicago
and Denver was entirely cot OF, 1na
blizzard hit Denver after twelve hours
OF heavy snewiaIl.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-10
Delay Utica Case.

This mOmiuc the court gave the
Utica fire HrInk and Cay Co. a con.
ttnuance in their Injunction -uit until
" Wcdncsday afternoon, November 2tn
at 2;00 O'Clock The suit was started
last week by w. T. DAWSON to stop
the company from removing dirt from
their land south of l.tica to till in the
now highway 81 starved RoCk.
Judge EldreHpe granted tompor
AIRY restraining crd"r saturday mtll
TO O'Clock this morning, TodaY's or
der does not tie UP work at the pit
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1919-11-10
INDUSTRY IS OFFERED
IN LETTER TO
C.. OF C..
WATER A FACTOR
MUST HAVE PUBLIC STREAM IN
WHICH REFUSE CAN BE DUMPED
--COMPANY NOW HAS WORKS
AT DECATUR BUT MUST MOVE
HERE.

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III ol near ot''""' "'A "''' '""'''
the Chamber OF Commerce IN letter
received from the Odpil Poultry sup
,,l, r,r,oro,to, ot p.c,tur l,v SEC.
i''"iS '"'''oS
The company seeks Site near c"eap
water power ana one mat VIII DidlS
them IN minimum censare iof dump
ing their waste INTO pHh!lt streams.
The Chamber OF Commerce. Whlta
never rest on its oars, out pulls con
stantly for Ottawa aud it, welfare, Il
already putting out its leads fof ldlia-
ing the plant. Ihe company A. me
appended letter oi inquiry indicates
does not seek any bonuses, no Tree
lands, nor mas II any bonds lor sdIe
The letter "hlch ~ eell-eNp'dhat"Ff'
follows:
DeCat.I ILL.,, \Cv. !, ."I9.
Secretary
Chamber OF Commerce
Ottawa, Illinois
Dear SIR
This company is desirOus OF estab-
fishing a paperbOard mill at some
uoint where we can economically man.
utactne both straw ana chip board
from which to make egg case filters.
cartons ana paper boxes. We have
thought possibly your city would be
good location tor this mil!
The several things to be con 'ld"rrd
in locating such plant are Adequate
water supply; proximity To stream
IN which our waste may be dumped
without objection. cheap water power,
electric power. or coal. local supply
OF raw material tStrdw and waste pa
pery; abundance Of labor at reason
able prices. thirty to forty acres for Il
site on tne bank of the river, aAh
trackage facilities on railroad
such "A mill as We contemplate
building would represent an invest
ment OF approximately $3.50 10000, ami
II our egg case liIIer carton ana poN
factory were located at the same point
as the mill this investment would ne
considerably larger. Its importance 4 :
an industry may be readily estimated.
We are not asking and viii 1ot ASK,
for a free factory site, bonus or sun-
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1or our loca''hs we "O",'' 900
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