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New Britain herald., 1920-09-17
BOXING IN NEW YORK.
Bouts to a Decision Will Be Staged Tonight
 st Garden; Those Who Will Appear.

New York, Sept. 1.-The Madison Square Garden Sporting Club will hold its first boxing show tonight, the club having been granted the first permit by the boxing com- mission. Details follow:
 Place-Arena of Madison Square Garden. Chief Event-Johnny Dundee vs. Joe Yelling; Is rounds to a decision.
 weight-135 pounds at 3 o'clock.
 Referee, Bill Brown; timekeeper, Dr. George Muth: announcer. Joe Humphries
 Preliminaries-Joe Benjamin vs. Pete Hartley, 10 rounds to decision: Andy Chaney vs Tommy Noble. 10 rounds to a decision; Bobby Hanson ys. Sammy Nable. six rounds to a decision.
 First bout starts at s:30 p. m.
 Promoter-Tex Rickard.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-17

total of immobile cars now idling by the weeks and months in terminal yards and on side tracks at country points.
 This survey shows pretty clearly to the farmers of Illinois the excuse of car shortage is largely camoufiage, given to cover up some real, deeper reason tor the present transportation inefficiency. And to search for that reason will be the next job of the farmers business organization
New Britain herald., 1920-09-17
FOOTBALL PLAYERS IN WRECK.

Ithaca. N. Y, Sept. 17.-One man was killed and 20 persons were injured, three perhaps fatally, here yesterday afternoon. when a runaway street car. heavily loaded with passengers, of whom some were mem- bers of the Cornell football squad on their way to practice crashed into a tree after running down hill for four blocks The dead man is J. c. Berger, of Springville, N. Y.
New Britain herald., 1920-09-17
First Glass Merchandise at Fair Price w
 as Saturday Special

Women's Theo Ties-aD heels Women's One Eyelet Novelty Pumps
 Women's Kid Oxfords, black and tan Women's High Kid Shoes-tan and black GROWING GIRLS SHOES .
New Britain herald., 1920-09-17

Mems Cordovan Brogue Oxfords Mems Russian Calf Brogue Oxfor( Mems Norwegian Brogue Oxfor( Mems Cordovan Oxfords-Spec
 Mems High Cordovan-Special
 Mems Calf Skins, all styles =
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24
HELD AS ECCENTRIC THIEF
Man With Dainty Jimmy" Seized
In Fifth Avenue "Forbidden Zone"

New York, Dec. 24.-(By A. T. D.
An eccentric burglar invaded the Fifth
avenue zone" forbidden to criminals,
last night, and was captured In the act
of entering fashionable apartment In
West Fifty seventh street. The burglar
specialized in the use of small new
fashioned tack puller as "jimmy.'
In many fashionable apartments
robbed In the last six weeks, police
have found a small tack .puller, and
lying close by q bit Of blue wrapping
pape-. The wrapping paper was identi-
fied "a that used by large department
store. \ detective kept vigil and was
rewarded when L man appeared and
bought several of the dainty ''iimmies. 4"
Followed by the slcuth the man
walked In the apartment house In Fifty
seventh street, unwrapped one Of the
pullers and started work on door.
As result OF statement which
police said the man made to them,
Basper Firman proprietor " women )
clothing store in Forty seventh street,
was arrested, charged with receiving
stolen goods. His entire stock OF goods,
valued at $4,000, was cpnfsCated by
police. who said several articles were
identified Rs having been stolen recently.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24
Proposals

Sealed proposals will be received nt the
ofrce until l2 o'clock noon Tuesday. De-
cember 2S, 1870, when bids will be opfned
and scheduled 90 follows:
BUREAU OF HOSPITALS
cath and Pine Streets
For tiling floors.
For furnishing and installing ilIinS cabinet
I'd and Luserns Streets
For furnishing and constructing tres6s On
'''''' CITY Farms. BYBERRY
Additions to power house.
Extensions and additions to farm build.
insp and cottages.
spccifcations, blue prints or proposals. and
information relative TO tiliEg hoore, Hlins
cabinet nxtures and treads on gtepr may be
had upon application 70 tho Directors Once,
Room 6s4 City Hail.
Specfcationg. blue prlntl OF proposai6 and
information relative 20 additions TO power
house and additions 70 farm buildings and
cottages may be had upon spplicatlon to
aids from others than those engaged or
.afnblshed IN business for which propos sails
arc asked will not be entertained unless
medn on printed blank forms supplied for
that purpose.
All bids must be accompanied by @ cor
Sas bosn furriiehod. in accordance with tho
nTovisiuna OF the ordinance OF Council, ap.
pprovod May 90, 1850,
the Director reserves the right TO accspt
ali the BIDS. as he may deem best for tho
snterests OF tho city. When n bid or az.
nresate Of bids exceed tho sum OF 800,
r viii be necessary for contract 20 10
entered Into. and the cost OF tho Same
nav hO obtained upon inquiry RS the once
nf tho city Solicitor.
c. LINCOLN FURBUSrI, M D..
Director OF the DeprRtms-H
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24

DOndrs, - 1icembre. j eva aCunzionc
di Fiunc da parte della popolh2ionc e
principiata. secondo un dispacciO do
Milano al London Times. Gia' 100
rlfuginu sono arrivati n Candrila. La
situazione per yiveri in Fiume e
giudiCate diBperRtR. La ropolazione
della cltta' ammonia cirCa 81, 200
nbitanu ed viveri sono bastevoli sol
tanto per una quindicina di giorni. La
maggiornnzs del fumani sarebbe con
traria al conflitto spargimcnto di
sangue AnChe 1 membri della Reggenln
sarebbero IL parte contrnri Hlle idee di
D'Annunzio. II Prof. Pantaleonl, mi
nistrO per le Fiuanze ha dato lie dinis-
siOni cd ha lasciatD Fiume.
| nepntati Suzi De Anbris hsnno
lnsciato Fimne per Roma per sottOpOrrc
una prOpo5ta secondO Ia quale IlaIia
dovrpbbe riconoscere Ia Reggenza con
BarrOs, Arbe e Veglia, mentre la Reg
genza rinuncierebbe alpimmediata an
nessiOne di Fiume all' Italia, Ia qualc
Barcbbe soggetta futuri negU2iati, c
rinuncierebbe pure Rd ogni Interior"
azione in DalmRzla.
proclama invittva il popolo di Fiume a
qacrificare le loro vite G gil averi per
opporsi all'attua2ione del patio di
Rapallo. II peopolo. Ciononostante
Sembra di non essere trOppO anSloso al
geguire il suo consiglio. Contrariamento
ala prOibzione di lasciare In citta' da
parte di D'Annunzio di rGsistere cino
tinaia di cittadini hannO abbandonatd
Fiume.
Tn dispacciu da Abhazia al Popolc
Romano conferma la determinazione da
parte di D'Annunzio di resistere JinS
ALA fine. Egli ternendo quslche rivolta
ha fatto procedPre all'arrestO di cen
tinaia di jugoslnvi, RESIDENT In Fiumt
ed ha pubblicatO manifesto con / quail
minaccia la pena di morte per CHI
nbbandoni la citta' o complotti contrC
di lui.
La torpediniera Zeffirc, della Marina
Ituliana, fu bombardata dale batteriC
III D'Annunzio quando tent0' di avvi-
ciuarsi all'isola di Veglia.
Roma, % dicembre.-Si asserisce ch,
d DAnnun2io aveva decisO di abbandouar'
Fiume sbarcare In qualche pOsto lungC
10 costa Dalmazis, owe avrebbe al5aG
Ia handipra della rivolta, nella speranzt
| di creare una situu2ione che potesS'
Hnuullsre II trattato di Rapsllo. ]
piano sarebbe state frUStratO dale trup'
pc regolari italiane, lie quail hannO pre-
venuto la parten2a da Fiume della nav
cor a bordo / lcgouari. II Govcrnt
1taiano desidera una paCitica ritirata q
| D'Annunzio dn Fiump
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24
COTTON YARN TRACE DULL
Little Prospect OF eetterment In tn,
Immediate Future

Cotton yarn dealers report very little
business, according to the weekly re-
view OF trade for the Philadelphia dis
trict by r G. Dun & Co.. with nothing
better in prospect While trade ia ex-
ceedingly quiet. prices are more sta
tionary and dealers not 30 anxious to
sell at forced prices
Textile mills report business very
quiet. There are no orders in sight and
many mills are closed entirely. The
feeling generally with regards TO future
business is optimistic and a considerable
Improvement IN condition is expected to
follow the firet Of the year.
The wool line IL quiet Prices are
low and little local trading Is reported.
The review. continuing, goes on TO
say; yL,o,.,,.,. % .s,.. ,,,,... o.a,.
that trade continues quiet. There Is a
little demand, however. for the better
class OF merchandise The buyer Is not
disposed to place any advanced orders.
Collections In the line are slow.
Manufacturers of dresses say the
trade Is buying sparlngly ana for Inn
mediate needs only and arc endeavorine
to obtain goods az their own price.
Cloak and suit manufacturers are
doing little, there being a feeling among
buyers that there will be q decided re.
duction in prices later. Manufacturers
Manufacturers of mems and boyB
clothing find little change. There are =
number OF buyers in the market, but
they are not disposed TO pay the pre-,
small and there is little. advanced busi-
ness. WholesalerS and Jobbers Of cot
| tons, wOolens, etc, report little trading
wallpaper manufacturers, tobbers and
dealers report business quiet. There ap-
| pears to be q moderate amount of work
under way, but there has been consider
| able falling of In this line of business
during the last few weeks. which Is be-
| lieYed to be due principally to the ad-
vanced season Of the year. There Is
| are about normal.
The wholesale tobacco trade has
been comparatively quiet during the
week. Pennsylvania and Connecticut
rule high and Bood grades Of old to-
bacCo are scarce. There IL Como inquiry
| for Ohios and Wisconsin, but sales have
been light. Sumatra and Havana arc
only being sold in small quantities.
THE large cigar manufacturers re-
| port having had a fair holiday trade.
| but the volume OF business Is not up to
previous years and during the last week
the business has fallen or to some ex-
THE local retail trade is In fair con-
dition and dealers generally doing a
moderate business. Collections are re-
ported slow.
Wholesale grocen report busineas
| dull. Collections are slow. Business in
| food products Is quiet; purchases owing
| to market conditions, are for immediate,
wants.
Coffee has slumped. especially Rios
and Santos. The situation In Brazil Is
unsettled and the market in general Ia
sluggish. Consumption demand iy fair,
TEA demand is better this week.
Cheap tea 10 still plentiful and the mar
ket Is unsatisfactory from the sellers
| viewpoint. Prices arc UNCHANGED
| Sugar shows further decline, Raw
sugar declined cents pound. with
further reduction in sight. Pressure TO
sell Is strong. but buysrs appear indir-
ferent"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24
Belgian Commerce for Nine Months

Belgian Commerce for Nine Months
Although the Belgium francs continue
TO depreciate, the commerce of the
country for the first nino months of
the present year shows remarkable
activity. According to the latest
statistics published the commerce OF
Belgium from January I. 1920, to Sep
tember 80, 1920, amounted to 1888
csc, 600 francs, Of which 8, ,481 ,925, 900
francs were imports and 8,471, ,726 900
francs exports. The commerce for the
same period of 1919 amounted to
4,2iO, ,00O. 600 francs, Of which 8,144,-
779, 900 francs were imports and
1 ,O66, ,121 900 francs exports. It will
thus be seen that in the first nine
months Of the calendar year Belgium
exported 5,405 ,064 900 francs worth
in excess of the same period for 1910,
and its imports exceeded by 5,317 ,148,-
600 francs the value for the 1919
period. In the first nine months of
1913 Belgium exports amounted 70
2,8S7, $50 900, or 3,7S4 ,345, 900 less
than those in the first nine months Of
1920. and its imports for the 1920
period exceeded those for the same
period of 1913 by 4,79S, ,033, 200 francs.
The figures given above include i'm
ports and exports IF gold and silver.
It must be remembered that the value
Of the franc in 1913 was at q parity
with the dollar, whereas according TO
the present rate Of exchange the franc
has depriated nearly threefold. Even
taking this into consideration, however,
the present commerce Of the country
N THE TRADER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24
Deatbs

ALLEN.--Dec. ~. FREDERICE M, hus-
band Of Gertrude HoEner Allen, Relatives
+ and A, ~, and al otnSr Stasonis bodleS,
Of which he was q mnmber, are invited to
sgnoTs 'GTySss Non soo6 grS'ss
BARTON,--on Dec %, 1920, MILDRED
SCOTT. wife OF Rear Admiral J, r, Bar
ton, Funeral services Monday. at z ,. m.
" FATaEi.|6ec fVfa Spt-yS 20. ioSo S@SonGE ".
husband OF Clara D. Hatsel. .RelAtives and
friends are Invited To- attsn4 funeral. Mon.
Penn Gem. Friends may call sun. eve,
III. sis nnd e. cGa; e;o AASS w'1 q
thongs Altar ard Rossry SoetetisI, ers In
yttsi 70 attend funeral. Mon. eao. a. m.
Church L! 10 a. M Int; Holy Cross Gem
4S Sr S%SSlXXi lXXiRKnRfb p RR"sisf. Wf. y s1""tIsna
N. Frank nQd EursttO b. l<irkETide 49,
DiXEY Suddenly, on Dec. 22. wOLAs-
husband q Katherine Alice Dtxey, FSEsrsi
strSns iSa7sS Broad So' Int Sr1at. Xer,
EATON - psC, &c, ~. -. ThoSiAs X. EATON,
Relatives and friends. and Meade PoSt, No,
/ q. A. II. survivors ot 72d Rsgr,. Baxter
Ffro ZouRves. invited TO funeral services,
Mon. Il Il a Sr,Tst, ,m;t '''ieenoN ''9' hardwood
"'F 'FF1sHiiER. pee, 20, ANNA e.. wife ot
Jacob II Fisher deushtcC, OF Helena aHa the
$50 a, M. lats residence, 964T W, York St
solemn requiem mass ST. ColumbG'S Church
10 a m. Int Hoy Cross Gem.
nfSiL GAYLEY, beloved husbans OF Es:eile
isins GasIsy FNIRerSi at the late residence
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24
OFFICE OF THE
OF PARAMOUNT papu
l27 City Hall "n

HnllaueipHld. bec. IT, 1920
sostsnt tnsntii II x. NJ, on Monday, DecernLhn.lss Lnls
9ii;h 991th 1920, for the. following suppIIes ma
s'tn. s'HIns Tor The year 1921 for the parks ,,nSa1
,Sa Wo' Control OF the Commissioning OF FAR.
mount farn6 lumber bricks. cement. grave, bs,,.
,,,s 11"' re paints. slasH. cut iron, piumbeT,.
%SnrrJJ,ss stores. tin, settees. pfcnic taSlse
supHP ssuuprHar irons terra Gotta pipe. hoWer po's
oorSIe' oats. hay. rubber goods, bruaSeo'
seoapns seoopI stationery, manure, fertiiiaars
pro1Vnt,' trap rock and screening. broken siaS'
oroN"n and aptomohte hire. uundri"n sS%,
carL,'rtc and naphtha lights, tree guards. snn
el9iii ',nd nursery Btook. wv
SOY 90 for the following work: Constrr,tto,
HIiiH%ar wall. demolition OF buidinEs ON Az
o. O. Iyway paving. cut granite curblne vit-t
a "a I'D Stag blocks. cleaning wells {sncInr
nen nen,oiithiC and asphalt pavements
VI Hwm particulars aB to form ana s,.erv
,E,Iramont OF the pr0pognl with the n.NnsS
reI1' 'eprcifcations ana blanks. may b. ob-
1"iHed at this ONCE.
taimHoN ~ MD will 10 coHdidsred unless cornI,s
~ ~ thosa regularly engaged In the rnan,s
tt.o1nrs tsoW or sale OF tho VartopH suppIie,
oeNsipeIbid oeNsn BID, tho aggregate amount OF which
Hc.ods 10 s5Oo will be considered unies1 nc.
soGap seooGmpanlcd, by a certified check OF bond In
the hTSS sS''c "Reminiscences reserve the right to
FoieS' S oTdsr %GE OF o; ths commipoonerO Of Fair
m9uN' ALAN CoRsoN,
NV "a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24
POLICE AID POOR IN DISTRICT
Lieut.. Boston Has Xmas Food Gath.
cred for West PhiiadelphIans

More than 100 poor families Of West
Philadelphia will enjoy Christmas din
ner tomorrow owing to the thoughtful
ness Of Lieutenant George F. Bostou
OF the Thirty second street and Wood
land avenue police station.
For tho last week patro! wagon
has been going about West Philadel d.
phia to collect various articles Of food
from housewives who desire to aid the
poor families.
Early this morning several store.
rooms at the station house were filed
with vegetables. canned goods and Other
articles Of food and every family viii
be given fifty pounds Of coal in add
tion 10 sugar. chickens or turkey and
other requisites for real old fashioued
Christmas dinner.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24
Nathaniel Richardson

Nathaniel Richardson, Il minister OF
the Society Of Friends, is dead at his
home on Academy road, Ryberry, after
sn illness Of three weeks. Mr.. Rich
ardson. who was eighty one years old,
was we'll known Re chemist. He was
graduate OF the Philadelphia College
Of Pharmacy and was In the drug
business for several years. He Is sur
vived by two daughters, the Misses
Elizabeth and Anna Richardson, and q
sister, Miss Hannah Richardson. The
funeral will take place ut the Friends
Meeting House at Byberry Sunday,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24

e5s,a THE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE
s-E Pcnnsylyanie Lumbtrmen's Mutual
Fir, Insurance Company will be held on
TUESDAY. January roth. 1881. AZ 900 r. NJ.
hiuI,dIne, Northeast corner Fifth and
CHESTNUT Streets. Philadelphia.
EDWARD r HENSON President.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24
Deaths of a Day
Mrs. Ida r. seheH

Mrs. Ida II. Schell. who died early
Wednesday morning, was largely con
cerned In the musical development OF
the city, having been a member of so
cial organizations devoted to that art.
Mrs. Schell was also member of a
group of six friends, which has the re-
markable record of meeting on New
Years Eve for forty consecutive years
TO sing the old year out.
The funeral services will be held at
the home of her husband, Henry W.
Schen, 5027 Newhall street, German
town, today, at l 80 p. m.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24

REP PEEgENTATIVB FOR PhnaSeiphia ana
surrounding territory. 6lBO ona for whnn
irg'Vn' one able 70 finance himself and open
Ctfcg, acquaintance with Industrial plant
rrnfnrf cd, liberal commission. Guaranty IN
rraLeaLa Co. sh Wan st Now Ynrk
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24
RADICALS OPPOSE STRIKE
Warn Against TIe-Up Of German
Railroads; Conservatives Too Strsnq

speHd! Cooio Dispatch. Copyright, 1880.
Berlin, Dec. 24.-Seyenty per cent OF
the railroad men voted in favor of O
nation wide strike to begin December
81, but the left wing Socialist leaders,
who called off central Germany's gen
eral strike because they feared to bring
on test Of strength with the Reichs-
tag, are csutioning them against
tie up.
This Is one of the few occasions when
radicals have worked against strikes.
They are doing this because they fear
they might lose everything, owing TO
the growing political strength of the
conservatives, who control the armed
forces, including the civilian militia.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24
stoa Seat CHARGED for "MoyIo"

PittsbmRh Dec. 24.--All wishing to
attend movie performance of Way
Down East" ut the Sam s. Shuhert
theatre on Christmas night. can do 80
on the payment Of $40 seat. During
the week seats for the same show sell
at fifty cents TO 81. The Shubert man
agement announced last night that there
were a few $40 seats left, but they
would probably be greedily snapped up
hsfors today rolls around. !.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24
fScJs FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Dividends
AugIo-american Oil COMPANY. Ltd.

Notice is hereby given that the directors OF
the aboye-named company have resolved 10
pssE. on and after the 18th day OF January,
1VIl. an interim dividend of thrce shlIlinss
Fer share from the net earnings OF the cur.
rent year, free Of British income tax. The
came will be paid 90 and after the above
Union Bank Of England. Ltd. at its head Of
ice IN Bishops Gate. in the city OF London.
Trust Company OF Nsw York. OF l4O Broad.
Nay, New York city. u. s.. A., at the cauiv-
tlent In I. 3: currency OF $3.50 per pound
hold"rs Of share warrants to bearer issued
~ tho company In exchange for coupon No.
~ attached to huCh share warrants New
coupon sheets are being prepared and viii
p Issued shortly. Further particulars win
he published In due course
A. II. TIEWET1r. Secretary.
~ queen Anne,s Gate. Westminstsr. London.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24

city Chrira rs Y CHI d St w.s;'n Md 4s
TO-, 02 Louis +s ~. DO, 81
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g.. 70h o.. 76h 4..... So
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24
FINANCIAL
Annual Meetings.
TRANRLIN NATIONAL BANK
f-hratuut street west OF broad

pbiladelphia, December II. 1920.
-n. annual Meeting OF the shareholdeta OF
a. Ins nSs,,rb viii be held at the Ranking Houne
snipr rgnssday, January II. 1921 between the
on ~ ~ iS o'clock noon and 1 =. M, Tor
hours ,otIon OF directorB to serve during the
the es eIe. wear; and 10 take action upon
tnsu.ns1 amendment to tho Articles OF M.
propossaa nv eubstituting for tho ascond
.osi,sSeHea .oSs,snee OF Article vi which now reads as
SOiloSgsi t,r.e,o,, ennli have. power to elect
lnnrs..iSsnf, who shall also be n membor
wee pnerI Of Directors. and who thali be
oi,tSno,,zsd, Of w in the absence or Inability OF the
eutniSSent from any cause. TO perform all
prss'Isnt duties pertaining 70 the once of
sets ,ssnt except such as the president only
gresinT,hnriEcd by law to perform. ana 70
eu w appoint q cashier. and such other
ssetsrS and cierks as may be re9uired 20
pmeSe.,ct tSs business OF tho essociation; TO
pss salaries e be psid e them ana. .Sna con-
y he opinion q ajS,,i o. tho s1srS
65Tsc,3r Sr: Sss a TS gSC shs sss. ss.
Sash SSTsh " powers and perform such S, scts e and md
S.N, SIwepa ard to elect or appoint cashier. and
ssnafirsd snfiG TO transact the business Of the az
ySsn, ana men. S0s,,nIi ss. n lie opinion of ma.
iy Of sy the eGsrG s:Tsnt s9s interests OF the a.
''''"'' ). WILLIAM IARDT,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24
More COPPER Dividends Passed
Unusually Large Dividend Yields

One of the financial news bureaus
Yesterday supplied an unusually in
teresting, as well as illuminating, com
pilation showing the remarkable divi-
dend yields of the stocks Of number
of the industrial concerns. 1t was
worthy Of reproduction and here it is,
showing Tuesdays closing prices of IA
number of active industrial stocks which
show yields on the last recorded divi-
dend rate ranging from 13 to "a per
cent
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24

All maaes iarE" nssor[menL yErep; oars
T-I-yl%IgI'ltG ~ rvery Hrscro.lon sold below
-,st. ,grrva " NSGats ~ aC&lers; open
s,nrIrgE Hsr HwaD a Gerry. 2tbg Ierma0.
SoSn Sg Phone Colunnia BIG
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24
.,,,,s TITVFL\ND AM PITTsBURGU
RAILROAD COMPANY

CeyeSMSSo o M%V9Ser FS2 tSs sos Sots iiS2S
ssSSa PBohSs Of this Company for account
81 ths Sinklns fund. Nt not TO exceed par
al and accrued interest. TO the amount Of
ssS 90 90 will be received at the Office OF
se:sre' winIiow. Lanier a COMPANY. bs
ctjSr street Nsw YoTi[' n ,6sb + to the ologs
oL st UuuiISi uiIrSicate series OF bonds. "a. - IN"
""SE'''S ""!SE''' or ~. and also, In the cGae Of series
% must indicate ~ 30 Su%S"r S1s Of s9.G' "a
sch esoht ''H 'rHespectiyely. Bonds accepted WIN be
payahis January e. issl with ,ntSreot to
thont,sr thot, Co as above. II not preBente Cd
IN that day tho right Is reserved to reject
the bid. :, ,yyoos ,vA
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24
INTEGRITY FINANCE COMPANY

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rnsncs Company declared the regular semi.
annual dividend Of b% on Preferred stock.
SSys3Ie January !, 1921. TO stockholders OF
rsS9rd ~ the c.ose OF business. December al
1920, Checks will be mailed
II. W. NEUMANN. President,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-24
Ne.p York. Bonds
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