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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20
Numbrr Three-A
| JOIN- RESOLUTION


Proposing a. msndmert to section one.
article, eight of the Constitution of Penn.
Section i. Be It resolved by the ssn...
mon-tSisS o. Pennssivsnis N densrai a.:
,ss cos.,tusn s @ 'Sf e. .ss
The sane Is ssrsSy prSgS,.d n sSssord.ne'
WI Ts.. n: s.s,ian ens Of srsiel. ' sisS' which
year. q ... pG.'s sy:Is nal; ;As ssfS ocsSs ass
heations. shalt be entitled 20 vote at all
sSn a"% ,S%S S:vis &: l:..on @ sSss =
electors as the General Assembly may
,"Fir,.. He shalt have been . ei.is.n of
Second. He shall have resided In the
auriinsa ei.etcr :: nstiye:eo.a citizen oi II.
thea S 4. yr TsssS iss .l. sns
@,oTs!s :S. ss.,s =, ;,.,s.s .. tn the II:
q ie,.t two m"n'Ns Immediately preceding
IN" .FoSrtS. fsrto" II twenty-five years of az. and
years, state or county tax. which shall
lion be amended so that the same shall I
sse Section ss ,''T u Every cnlre-. mai. ar ,.mo,.
q twsnsy,one yesrs OF ans possessing the
,SIsw,ns So.s az ali Elections. SUBJECT howev.a a 70
such laws recurring and regulating the regis.
tration ot electors as the ornsrul Assembly
may enact:
First. He or shs shalt have been a IN.
sen Of the United States At least one month. !.
second. He or she shall have r-sidsd in IN.
state one year Tor. having previously beer, ~. =
auaiined eisetor or native born citizen Of the
from and returned. then six monthsI imms.
distely preceding the election.
Third He or she shan nave resided in IN,
election district where he or she shall ofY.e
to vot" ut least two months inmedistei, pre.
eedirs the election.
Fourth. II twenty-five years of Arc ana
upwards he or she shall have pstd, ,vithin
two years. q state or county tsx. which
shall have been assessed at least two
noEths and paid at least one month bel
tho election.
Fifth. Wherever the words ne" .'bis -
him and himself occur in any sectioo
OF article eight Of this Constitution the
same shall Pc eonstrr.d ,t ss II written. 70.
| " her" and himself or herself" '''''
! A true copy OF Joint Resolution No. s-A,
CYRUS r. WOODS
Secretary Of tho Commonwealth.
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BENSON BACKS j. S.
Marine INSURANCE
Shipping Board Head Depiores
Support Of Foreign Com
panies by Americans
CUT RATES ONLY A BAIT
By a stag Correspondent

Washington, Sept. 20.-An appeal
for patronage of American marine In.
surancc syndicates by American bust
ness interests was voiced today by
Admiral William s. Benson. chairman
of the United States shipping board.
based on the discovery that certain
American interests are displaying a
very thoughtless attitude" In refusing
to give home companies "thc same
hearty support which foreign mer-
chants and vessel owners usually accord
to tho underwriters of their home coun :
try"
"As n general rule" said Admiral
Benson, American shipping interests
are showing a commendable spirit In
supporting the newly organized marine
insurance syndicates. But quite fire.
Quently we encounter certain vessel
owners OF prospective purchasers of
vessels who manifest little interest In
the question Of whether or not their
insurance is placed with American un-
derwriters. Even a very slight differ
ence in the rate seems to determine
their whole attitude in favor Of foreign
interests. They do not seem to be-
prompted by any desire to patronize
home companies. and seem to look only
at the immediate cost rather than re {.
gard marine insurance as a national
service.
ut Is not ut all unlikely that our
foreign competitors. with a view to
counteracting our efforts to establish a
Cpmprph pnsiyp marine inanro mon hnat
ness. may cut rates unduly, below even
the method used in the past to preyen,
the development Of American marine
insurance beyond insignificant proper
tions. Cut rates Of course. appear very
attractive for the moment. and are in .
tended TO control business to such an
extent as to starvc our companies and
| frighten our capital from entering the
business. But such rates. of course
are not lasting. II Is exceedingly short
sighted to play into the hands Of our
adversaries by snatching the temporary
benefit Of cut rates and later find our
selves permanently dependent upon them
| for our insurance requirements.
American underwriters. so long as
| they are fair In their methods and pre-
MUM charges. should be heartily sup
ported by American business interests,
and should not be deserted for trivial
reasons or because of methods practiced
| by foreign competitors. 1t is only
through general support on the part oi
! all American interests that the newly
organized insurance syndicates can grow
into a strong AMI lasting institution ant
/ perform their greatest service to both
clients and nation"
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~ O sfa6 Co-vsspo~ds~f

Washington. Sept. D.-Pr.sfdent
Wilson is happy. His breakfasts are
again normal. Oatmeal and milk. soft
boiled eggs. crisp bacon. chilled orange
Juice, buttered toast and coffee-all are
back on the menu. with occasional ad-
ditions like cantaloupe, berries, and
country sausages in season. wafies
and wheatcakes decorate the breakfast
table and satisfy the presidential appe.
titc at times, but not regularly.
All this goes back to the time rne
President was stricken, almost exactly
year ago. He lay on his back for
weeks, attended by the best specialists
procurable. At that time his breakfast
menu was cut to conform to his physi-
clans orders. As be progressed toward
recovery It was gradually restored. Nov
the President comes up smiling every
morning, knowing his breakfast Of q
lifetime will be waiting for him.
President Wilson eats almost any I.
thing for his lunch or dinner, but re.
garding his breakfast he Is most par.
ticular and very insistent. With but
one or two minor alterations, his morn
ing meal has been the same for years.
In fact. II has been virtually the same
cause Of this fact and the Presidents q
persistence In the matter that his physi /.
clans and those members Of his family
who were about him during the seri .
GUS days Of his illness had great din
Guilty In getting him to make a change.
Again at Peace With World
"a -
ton and reasoning TO get him to forpo
meal, and just as soon az his improve.
ment permitted little laxity in the
matter of diet he demanded the old
familiar menu. With its restoration he
was apparently again at peace with the
world and oil mankind-wth certain
notable exceptions.
This meal. which means so much to
the President. would not be considered
as light or modest by the average Ameri-
can business man. He begins the cere-
monies with tall chilled gloss Of
orange Juice with raw egg beaten up
in 1t. This is served to the President
almost Immediately upon his arising. 1t
Is while complcting his toilet or during
the preparation incident to being
shaved that he sips slowly at this bev =
erage with expressed pleasure.
Then for the real meal itself. First
on the menu IL large bowl Of oat-
meal. with plenty Of milk. Frequently
this is followed by q smaller quantity
Of another cereal.
A recess Of a few minutes Is then
! taken before the remainder Of the meal
Is brought on, during which the Pres
ident takes q quick glance over the
headlines Of the morning newspapers
laid before him. He then starts on the
second section of his breakfast--two
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MORE WHISKY ARRESTS
4 Atlantic City Men and I Woman
ArraIaned for Violating Dry Act


Atlantic City. Sept. 2O.-Five more
persons have been held by United States
Commissioner Henry W. Lewis for the
federal grand jury to answer charges
of violating the Nolstead prohibition
{ law. Commissioner Lewis declared that
he had at hand fifteen additional un.
served warrants. New defendants ar
raiCned were:
John Regan, proprietor. and Thco-
dore Regan, bartender. released under
$500 bail each. Regan conducts
saloon on the corner OF Atlantic and
Presbyterian avenues.
Bertha f. Leatherman. proprietor of
the Fern House. South Connecticut
avenue, released under bail of $500.
Nicholas Iupachinno. Elwood Hotel.
released under $500 bail.
Celia Flynn. waitress. 800 bail. AS
material witness in the raid at the
Baratta Hotel, Mississippi and At
lantic avenues.
Mrs. I.eatherman was accused by
agents of having. by their request, pro.
cured whisky. She was represented by
former Judge G. l.. Cole.
United States District Attorney
Jonathan Acton, of Salem, represented
the prosecution. He said after the
hearing that 1t was his intention to ask
for prison sentences where convictions
are secured. Heretofore only fines have
been imposed by federal judges.
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Number Four-A
A JOINT RESOI.fJrroS


A JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment 10 section ma %,
Of article nfteen Ixy) Il the Cop,ssiau,ia.
Of tho Commonwealth OF Pennsyiysnis
section 1. lie Il resolved BY the ssn.,.
and Houss of Repre,sntativea OF the Com.
70 The Constitutlen Of PennIyivsnin Ss' sss
Win the sishss.nth srtie!s th.r.of: f:''rna"e'
reads as foliows; ~h'en
YER a ma,ority OF tho .i.etorss sasrsd oS rS when.
or borough having q population OF n, ioWn
ten thousand shall vot. at any esn.ss, nsst st
tion In favor OF the same" be- and ths c oiec'
is hereby. amended TO read as foiiows sAme
Section J.. Cites may be charterrd
ever a majority OF the electors OF snv wnen.
Or borough having . population OF town
ten thousand shai vote at any g.ns,. a
municipal ELECTION IN favor Of the sn,a OF
Cities. or citi.. of any particuisr Stms
may be given the right and power IL cIaas.
and adopt their own charters and 10 s,ra,n ame
the powers and authority Of local s.is sIcne
eminent. subject. however, 10 Sueh eL-xov'
lions. Limitations and regulations A. nr sric.
Imposed by the Legislature. Laws ainn y n os
be enacted affecting the orrs nisssiooo may
government CT ct-s and borourbs ahe
shall become effective In any city or h, wnieh
only WREN submitted TO the electoS. 9Soush
end approved by n majority OF those vot,n:: !:
thereon. ''''ns
4 true copy of Joint R3::.olu,ien No, "a.
Secretary OF the Commonwealth.
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AMENDMENTS

shall take effect on the frst DAY Of Jsnusry
succeedins Its adoption.
In the co..ntv Of ALLEGHENY - the 1uris.
NUMBERED courts Of common pleas shall bs
vested in one csyrt Of common pleas ccmposed
ssyS ssssysssS 20 sii SrScesSina, q ls!. ard js
equity .n,Sa nsmS.rsa sns sfvs eoupss ana sSs S
subject % such ehsnss q. may ss made b
ssd !, subject s rs. e sf..:u, cs.n usss *,
sHs'es ssaiS court Z sssi be se.es:S a. proyidsd IS
law. The number o. jpdsss n ,, .sia :.cuI,
This smsndmsn, shs take effect on the hfsi
DAY Of jsnr.ry. eoeee edins ns' adeptSen,
aecv,sar, sf ths Commonwealth.
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Number siy.A
A JOINT RESOLUTION


proposins an amendment 10 the corstI,,,,..
Of In. Commonwealth Of Pennsylyani. .s
as to consolidate the courts OF eommns
pleas sf Phnadsiphia county.
section 1, he Il resolved BY tn, ssn.,.
and House Of Representatives Of III. Tns.s
mony.aith Of Lsnr,Sylv;sn,,,s ~. IN, n den.f.l AZ.
TO the Constitution Of Psnhsylvania BE- "nS
the Same 10 heIsSy. proposed. In sccorda M
with tho eighteenth ATaels thereof;
That section six OF article nve be am,na.s
30 as 20 read hs follows; "'sa
sii tSs juri.sictisn .nd pewsi. now no~',ps,a s.sssa
Il the tSt ,sst eoSneS .SaiS iS1sr' b. q e9msos
:egIt q ss%mCn Plea, somE9.sa % \. S: *:
proessdins: AZ law and in sani,s Which 20 On
sssfts ana shall % suSj.si e sueS aSS%ssn:: sssn:
x %:y ?. y.m.. %sS' ey proy,d.a ,sw and
sFs.lasrt .udss Il 'hs sv 'ria sssst sS.n y
.i':ssa ;sas, u '.Ss'p,s @ sans ss 'D~ss 's% 4
creased from time to Tins. TAI sh.snS,asmn 4
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Number F1ve-A
A JOINT RESOLUTION

a JOINT RESOLUTION
Proposing an amendment to artiei. ,,,.
section sevsn Of the Constitution Of Penn.
syivania.
ssction I. BE II resolved by IN. s..
and House Of Representatives of TX, Cn,u'
monwe a tn OF Pennsylyahia in G.n.e. Som.
sembiy met. That the following amanaA As.
TO the Constitution Of Pennsyiva mia hn
the same Is hereby. proposed, In accoeda ana nna
with the eighteenth article thereof. 'ahhee
That article nine. section seven be Amanda
:, read as follows: "ehped
Section 7. Iho General Assembly .h.u
authorize any county. city, boron,h sol
ship or incorporated district To hsc:o,nown. nown.
stockhoider In any company. assoc,a,,ms
eoTporAtion. or to obtain or snnrun of
money fe e. to loan its credit IN o'p.opprIAts
poration. association. institution or ,na,. 9Sr
This section shall not apply IN nm,
tract entered into by the city OF Phiny con- con.
under legislative authority with p.snue.ph!s
the use or operation Of transit SsptT'rt 70
rhstheT furnished by tho city or by AGIities.
eorpcration or partly or Jointly by s,pSAt.
botb. Nor tha'i this section be- eonn,r eer OF OF
10 prohibit tho city OF Phiiad.lpSias sed
acquiring BY contract or condemnn,so IRON on
,wn.nE OF operating transit fAci'iti.s" s"ompsny
p"rt thereof. within It's corporate II;npp,r. NJ any
/ the sha res OF stock Of the corporntion = OF
ins or opsrstins the same, or any psp;
VA tru. COPY Of joint g::cly,ion No "a
Secretary Of tho commonSss,i,
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rNHNeM Mss,s>-
MMRB BUESGM GMAINGTUBlS
5DNOQTII HM STI1Ur
AMENDMENTS

PROPOSED AMENDMENTS TO THE con-.
srrTuTroN SUBMITTED TO THE crrI-
xENs OF THE COMMONWEALTH FoR
THEIR APPROVAL OR INFECTION. BH
The GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF THE
coMMoSwrALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA.
SMrMIDI SMMD PuBLIsHED BIZ ORDER OF THE
IH HSnnIET,IAhr nIT,I OF THE COMMONWEALTH,
~ M4Hr rrEEhasSuAMCE OF ARTICLE XVIII OF
Number one-A
JOINT REsoLuTfoN
npp9sns an Amendment TO article .nrre ,,n.
III or the Constitution Of the Commo"'
Gs.nn OF HSnnsyivania. s...
.oS oSeuon on 1. Be Il resolved By the ssnss.
n,on,o ouse OF Representatives OF tne Sy
.smh,a h,aNh Of Pennsyivania In oenerai. -, -
he Gos:,,,s G%ss Tsss the soo-n. Ss ana
IN Is. sixs;..nsS s; srsna:'s erslsi: sS,rsois %
t.rs,o article three be amended BY sos'"s
Section %. This LEGISLATURE shalt have
sDehuehr, 70 classify counties. cities. borousns;
ron,,I. ,uIstr'cts ana townships aec9rc,,ns ~
seh s,n' ana all laws passed relsts a.
and ,es,,,. and all laws passed rslaa.,nss. in
court wni,isssins wi,s procedure and sshnm Be-
S:ms s:n.t sf' i.s::..s.s siss: .S sHs ys.sss
nn na school districts shalt not Be- diyidsd insc so
moi non nsn sever classes. and uoSous"s '"'~
true copy Of Joint Essslyt,on NS; IA.
Secretary 4 the Commensurate.
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PRESIDENT is HAPPY AGAIN,
HIS BREAKFASTS IRREGULAR"
Wilson's "Parcular Meal the Morning Repast Once More
Restored in Full as Health Returns

medium boiled eggs, one or two pieces
Of crisp bacon, four pieces Of buttered
toast and a pot Of coffee.
Those close to the chief executive
say the serving Of this breakfast has
been q cast iron rule since his occu =
pancy Of the White House. No one
appreciates the cast.iron nature Of II
better than those responsible for the
conduct Of the White House kitchen.
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Number Two.A
HnHAinn n~nAH riTI0AI

- SoiNT NEbOLOEtoN
oposins an amendment to article tnrsc tnrus
seetion rtion gig Of the Constitution Of tho Com ~.
.myhn,wsaitb OF Pennsyivania. so tnnv Nan, snt
suoyect or an amendment or supplem',"s ',,s
70 law and the subjec: to which sush
nhun extended or on which y ts son'er'e'
a. bs II resolved by he Senate and th. HSus; =;
gs p. nep,5,ee.entstiyes Of the Commonysstmn n y q
Ihs. !,1;., the tollowins smendmsht % the Con. Con-
y ,ssthution h OF rennsyiv.nia be. and the ihs
eighteenth article thereof: =.
m.ns.d ;ss',Sn &c g. 70 81 fsS, seSS., sAF'' -
Section Q. No law shall be revived,
9r conferred. by reference 10 It's title only.
30 ,r.ch thcreot as Is !. siyed. "m"nded' -
tenoed or conferred shall be re-enacted ano
psblished at length. and the subjsct. of 81.
owsrdnert or supplements and the subject q
ohsch steh lntp - extended or on Uhich Is
tfie.
CYRUS r. WOODS.
Secretary Of tho Commonwealth.
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PROPOSED AMENDMENTS 10 THE CON.
srrTuTroN SUBMITTED 10 THE cfrr.
xnNs OF THE coMMoNwnALTn Fon
THEIR APPROVAL OR REFLECTION. At
THE rLEcTroff TO BE HELD ON TUES.
DAT. NOVEMBER 2. is2o. By THE oEN.
ER,L ASSEMBLY OF THE COMMON.
WEALTH OF PENNSYLVANIA. AND Pun.
LrsHED m oRDrR OF The sECNETANY
Sscs TIE eShhSESsSASfHH SS ov X s spsSs
Number One
A JOINT REVOLUTION
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renS:y..ns ys''s fs.as ::
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Ws.rer q shsi, be % n.e.crie.d by law. 90:
tSs, &. /, 'TSs1 sssl, ts.s s'1 :. Fellows. 'ea
The oensr.l ,A::erns'y .hssi h.v. IN.
IN. Il bank: X. ,nS s:;: !ss;
true cory Of '0'ti eitRSs RRSt;S'HE!''p T. ~pSSsbaa ss l.
Secretary Of the commonwesith.
fsnmher rws
A JOINT RESOLUTION
rrsss. .sss .:s. P;Hs%;:s :. ;ss s': II Fin: Pin.
Section / p. It ;.:s,ysd !, 3, !, The s.p.,. enc
s,s;so Ss 'si si fsns:,s.n;s tsssS. Is
e. s1sss, .Iss ssr &c with
That 4, .iels MIN: ;.,,, section sish. b
'Tsnsss TsssnsssSn rsHs a S.ss ss" county. CITY,
borough. ..wnsnip school dissriei Or osSssi; sSs;
nS11Sg%1ss e. .rsS snd Il G':s, .s,eS
therein. e; SCI a. as,
: :s Y. Ss:, :ss.:. s ':: ;:s 5 ?s;
IsST sss 'ss mai NV ssy ;Sss S:s;
Ns indsbsedness to an amount esceedin1 ~ avo
%sSss gSsS *: inch 3,
thereof .S.n b. Dpssss ssosd.s ds.sse'sn Ii
sy sSs & s. x, s: :. .; .s:I
nroceeds thereof expended or about 10 h. sne M
pended. upon any public Improvement. or n
iSss1,s S;,R;,g R;,5sAs Ss par. 3.
8sc,ii ,SeTstor II such public Improssl,;n,oo g; g,
or public utility. or part thereof. wbsasnnss
SS,,sraJeiy or IN connection with any ,yhhssl
public Improvement or public utility, Or Dan
thereof may rsa'"p..s,y .. Si ,r expected 70 s.ia
r,snt 70 pay the interest and sinEn.., sum;
cchsrres thereon. The method Of detsrn,ininnoo 2
,ch amount, no to he deducted. may be ~.
sseesiSed Sy the General Asssmbiy. ' ''s
the city q Phi,.ds,pts'ii hpt may issue eS;s.
yssrs from the date thereof. with proyI,i"vr
s,nkinE fund sufficient TO retire s.,n
oSi,ss stions q mstur,'yc . ahe p ppaymsnt 10 such
fS.9 q ?: nssms,r tain, S r'S;S
sy said city Of Phiisdeipsis pssn Y:
purpose Of ths eonstrvet!on or Improvement h
q public weIss ,, SI utilities Of any .ehsras..
d;rid i"nd 70 Be used IN the eons,rucslonn' 'Sr O.,
Suhasyss or docks owned or 10 be owned n.
suid city. such ooliEsions may be in AZ
ssmount sufficient to provide for. and may IN.
er,,e thereon throuShout the period Of con.
siSIction. and until the expiration Of onc
which. said ind,s'.dns'. shall hays been n. IL:
10 levy tax TO pay said interest and
sinkinE fund eharEes as required BY section
ten, article nine OF the Con stitution Of Penn.
syivania. until the expiration OF said period
q one year after the completion Of said
true CODY Of JOINT Resolution. No 4
CYRUS w. wO0Da
sscretsrv Of the Commonwealth.
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Special Meetings

TAKE NOTICE THAT THE ANNUAL
The Lake superior Corpor alton VIII 10 held
on Wednesday, the 9th day OF October. 1870,
at the hour " i O'Clock in the forenoon, at
the principal once OF the Company. No, 4I9
Market street. Camden. New Jersey. for tho
Ceiving. and II approved. confirming tho
report OF the Board OF Directors OF tho
Company for the fiscal year ending June
30th. 1920, and OF considering. and. II ap,
proved rAtifyinE and confirming All the acts
and proceedings Of the Board OF Directors Of
tho Company done and taken since tho last
annual meeting of the stockholders OF the
Company and for the transaction OF such
further and other business as may properly
come before the meeting.
The stock transfer hooks will he closed
for the purpose OF such meeting from and
after the 18th day Of September, 1920. al
the hour 81 three o'clock IN the afternoon
hour Of ten O'clock In the forenoon.
Dated. Toronto, Canada. Aug 25th. 1920.
ALEX TAYLOR. Secretary.
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PreHIdent and Trehsurcr.
LEHTGH VALLEY COAL SALES co,

The Board Of Directors Of the I.shIsh Val
ley Coal Sales Company have this day de-
eiared a Dividend Of Two Dollars per share
payable October I. 1890. to those stock:
holders of the Company who are holders OF
full share certificates Of stock. register-d on
the Company books At the close Of bust /
w j. RURToN. Secretary and Treasurer.
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Dividends
PHILADELPHIA ASPp WESTERN

rRrrfRRED NRfFIsf'TH TsHTo6R DivifDENb No 1Sso 10
The Hoard Of Directors has this day de-
elarrd dividend of one and One.auArte
per cent li.G) on the preferred stock OF
This company payable October IS. 1870. to
prrtsrr.d stockholders OF record at the close
Of huslness September 30. 1920
Checks viii he mailed
STIGDEE FRRIcKGON TreAsurer
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FINANCIAL
Todd Shipyards Corporation
Notice of Adjourned Special Meeting
of Stockholders to Authorize an
Increase in the Number of Shares
and Amount Of Stated Capital
IN THE STOCKJJOID IDFRS OF ronp
siiipyIRnS rom pom TioS

Please take notice that pursuant To an
adjournment duly taken 4: the special meet.
ins OF the Stockholders Of this company.
on IN. 10Th day OF Sep'cmber. 1920. such
special meeting was adjourned to and wiIi
at IL o'clock noon at the ONCE NJ the
company No. IS wSitshali ~ borough
y.rt OF such meeting being to vote upon
ard .suthoriEs an I3cresss In IN. number
from one hundred and sixteen thousand
iiiS.ooOi g two hundred ard thirty-t%o
errese in the stated capital Of this company
from aye hgcdr.d and siSh,y , thousand Hnted So,
and sixty thousand dollars Sl. 100. c00l. also
such Increases to be Effected By ,smsndins
many in the manner provided by section,
twsnty.two and sirty'three Of the H stoes
corporation law ~ the stat" OF Ns~, 366h
WILLIAM \. TOT D. President
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20

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The annual meeting OF the stockholders
and an election for President and Six Direc-
fors 10 serve for the ensuing year will be
held under the Charter 0f the Company and
In conformity with the bylaws at the Orrices.
Reading Terminal Phi ade phN on Monday,
October II. 1870. at li;l5 o'clock 4. ".
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20
STEEL & TUBE COMPANY OF AMERICA

tn. Board OF Directors has declared tho
tsuT tss r. cSmulative STti Preferred stock q the he
COMPANY, payable October I. 1890. 70 the
mes, SIptember 20. 1920. The transfer
books WIN remain closed until IL o'clock
noon. oc'op~t !, ~ scHLEsINnEn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-20
DELAwARE COAL COMPANY

,nr .ssr.r nyrr,sSS1g SE TrE q SOCK. iSSs
20 .ssrv. for the ensuing year will be held
snsss ,sa % ne co%P-as X. ssS ce.s !"
krs1ins y4tmisal. Phiiadeiphia, on Monday,
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The Bienville Democrat. [volume] (Arcadia, Bienville Parish, La.) 1912-1980, 1920-07-29
At a bargain, some Low Cut Shoes
going at $3.45, $685. and $4.45 that
were $500 to $780,. L. Mcclellan.

Blank Confession of Judgement notes,
plain Notes, Homestead Waiver Mort
gage Blanks, Chattel Mortgage blanks,
| Citations, Warrants, Affidavit, Affidayits
for Writ of Attachment, Feiri Facias
Appeal Bonds, Writ of Sequestration,
ICitation to Garnishee, General Bonds
Writ of Attachments in stock form
Can make immediate shipment from
stock on any of above mentioned forms
BIENVILLE DEMOCRAT.