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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

Sp.: Sp9ip GDresien til "Slo Wnio"
(Seuttle), iont ltren CT Stnffc / glaoct
etc.
Sn.: Set er ipm Hesel aIoeles uupts
tig at be us upgi Napne % Iorcsie pau
Suoienbere, ium life ielu upsir fine
Nnpne. Ti bar for oct fsrite inaen Ret
til at aibrc oct, % for bet nnoct CT ium
oitcit Sslscbreuenc allereoe faitct uGf,
naar iliae Sureipsrssler muotases, /
buffet iiSite SilfGloe nj life CT iitanS til
at upai Hapnet, ieiu I'M ri cllers fnnbe
% piloe sisrc bet.
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iii uo9eu dnoeu, f9r Mouen fan faa
Stieoe pdd Sunoet. San ban life ltripe
Der oper iii benbc / hcnoes Napn?
Su.: Ser er intet iucien for, at han
fan Dperornse Sannet o~irettc, buis bet life
fer iJr at iugoe line SreDiturer.
Sp.: Noor en- @tano mclotc iig fri
pilio OF oit mco / NriQen, or oct ian nshs
pcubia. ar han ltnl igicnncm Court" for
al faa line @or9crpapirer. 0uu hapoc nc
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A'LlS vi iAN u litlkl VI AkiNA tlNll~
mem "Gourt". huor itaI ban iaa henuenoe
Jig?
Sp.: ,Spis oct life or blci urbnet, mems
han unr | Siencitcn, mnn ban benpcnpe
is til 6lcrf uf Court / bet Gpuntn, bupr
ban bur.
Sp.: T.. gtaa % blir M, fprmcbelit
iterre % bcbre aunit i Saget, DC peneite
Sdmcito. iom lGI9e5 Der, iorarbeioet /
europa?
.. Naa al iumme saria9 Be giGpeite
Waterialer III 6oriGroigelie al Iaaoanne
finc Sto bi iorarbeioet / europa?
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merfium paa bet, flint Der pcl nltip er
benz, iDm impprterer Sfptsi ira europa.
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Sibertn Gonos % faa line Rcntcr ocrior?
,. Nan cu iadoau Canada s@oroer exc
Nttier 90 fda lin Siuibcubc lIobeIait az
CT / II. z intorporerct % opercrct Stoc!
Gpnpnnr?
Sp.: 1. Sa.
,. ga.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

Sp. &pao or Simiau "a a~lebdanoC
pau SngeIit?
Sp.: Gimme. gnipicc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

Sp.: I. 81. flyer, at @rcSlau / Snifs
lanb M berer Yoleu til. .. Tiger, at bet
fremocie5 bsrer Spitlanb til. 6uem bar
Hct2
,. Gr Ser nooet AZ SnIflonb / Nrre
beoeu. iom tiIberer &olen?
3. Gar AeiIcr 8iIbelm Satolif eler
Sroteitaut?
Sp.: 1. .. har Het. Yolcn fummer
finn / Setrnatnina ipr Cure Sebleiiens
@cofpmmenbe, % SreSlnn ligaer / Heore
Scblciicn. Scr sisr imiblertih Gbccfp
ilupatferne Sran pun ct itsrrc Smrnabc,
men ben Sag cr enbnu life pronct.
,. Hei.
3. Yruteitant.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20
sumatocs % "Iranffurtcr Saniaac"

Nao ell Spt'c'tc SulPr % | CT
Stcgcpanoe % naar Nct cr imcItct
ioo itcgc5 Ell ltor pp'toorct @cG oeri.
Noar 2egen cr gobt brunei bar man
en- aanoc tomatoes bcri, II Sbeite
Salt, CT Iioct @rnn &o0cnnc Ecber
90 Ell bel Atcuif % laocr bette imoo'
llirrc Ell Strulb. Soo togcr man ct
Vunb "6rnnfiurtcrs", rlaar StInoet
ioriiatig al Dem og tlsucr Dem
langseiter % bar Dem ioa op / ".
matmosieu % toge 10 Wiinuter.
ToIIcrne ta9ca iaa pp "a lGg9e3 no.
oper ct ilaot SAD % Gomntmasieu
presses igicnncm Ell 9roU Gil clcr
Gsrilog % houca opcr TeIicruc,
Salt Siif mco Yoteter % Hsobcoer.
Sire ltore fogte toloe Gotctcr o0
> Ge0beoer bottes. men life iuprt
INIT. Gn liocn 500 battea rlgtll
mt % blonocs ntco Oct purlgc o.
Wtci, SaIt % Ecbcr orpaiea oper.
Zen ialtc sSiif mo ierit itao / Goub
iii oen or bleo bporpno ell aopiulG
piles i'm. 9u Sailcc lupeS al ,
SpiIeifcer Smer, en- Splieife Wtcl,
x Stop bcot %ano % y aop uornl
Welf. Neri bar man ISilfen citer az
alt &onoct er hGlot al ben o. bar
oerpoa @rsningcrne / % Iober oct
belle foge aoot op, bporpao oct ierpc-
res meo Ell Gang, ioa pornnt lonl
mllllg.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

Sp,: Scnb mig Iorcsien til noelc al
&c Senter / Noroueiten, iom bar ltrcoct I'll
NInlfo for at fad Irbcibc etc.
Su.: ri beflnscr, at ri life fan urre
Spsrseren til Sieneite, na ri life er ian
belbig at hn faaet Ibresien upsit.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

gu: Gn Nano meb Snmilie hur uGret
boiat / Ell Sn Ell Stut % blir nloo
lin Billie tpun9ct til at ilntte meo line
% lit til Ell arbcu. Nuu iau hans Sire
oitorer paa bans forrige Cpholositeo
tuinge ham nj al betale i'm @iGlb, uaor
ban life bar llbtonme bertil2
Sp.: Dc tan tpinse bam til at betale,
bpiS ban nDseniiuoc fummer til at eie
nler enb ban otter Souen / ben Stat, bppr
han bur, cr berettiset til at ba fritat for
llopnntnins.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

Sp.: On Wtonb betalcr 50 ON lloer
for aoit pg @rrelie. 6ou betalcr altib
/ Soritub. Men M hrrber Der, Of Wons
beu nlua relic ct onDct Steo no fra gnen
efter fun > Sage5 "Sooro" og "8oom"
poa bette Steo. Sar life Wtanben Hct
til at forlonge line Ten9c tilboae for DC
5 Sage, iom han life bar pGrct Der?
tM,inn.)
Gu. Su.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

Sp.: San eli Itdno nrreitere en- artben
Wonb for gtoro. iaolrnse ban er / llucle
CAMS Sieueite?
Sp.: "a.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

Sp.: I. @nor mango Son brco % lang
par 6piOe Stierres 2iuien5 2unpltlb
"Cceauic", % par BET @erDcns burti9ltc
Sfib?
>. 6por itpr nor "(itnnic"?
3. gar DC 10 Yn5ia9erltibe, ion1 Imes
rita to9 ira Epiflanb urber arigen, iterre
% hurttgcre2
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iternc forIangte al Sranfri9e otter Nris
gen 1871? % bpor me9et bar Def De
betaltc tililllt?
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par bet itsrite pan ben Sib bet bpssebes
1S99.
,. $50 5ub lang 60 Sub brch.
3. Tei.
4 yrt bctnItc ! I2i1inrhrr Sroura
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

Sp.: Nuar Ell Wanb ner / Staten
Waihiraton o9 eiterIaber Jig Some pg I'M
gen Barn, arper ba &onen alt?
gu: Nei. Sun faar bet babe. Ten
anbcn Salpbel saar til Nibsoes 5urGIbre,
bpis DC or iliue. Gr JprGlbrcne bsbe,
treoer NfosbeS Ssitcupe cller beres Iis
font | oeres Sto.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

Sp.: en- Ssn itifter Samilie, "begpnoet
egen Sorrctnlng 90 trGuger iuart Yengc
Stan BON, iieIge Mimrciotas %opc. i0r.
lon9c %su al lin Snr ior Sc Nur ban
bar orbcioet hoS ham, cfterut ban pdl
nlpnoi9? 6aren Tiger. at bon bar ittt
Hct til noaen Son, beriom Der life pol
nn9cn Seitemmelie hcrnm paa Norbauno
Set bemertcs, at Sarsn CT mc9ct pel.
l%taaenbe.
Sp.: 6aren bar Het. Ssnncn fan
intet inbhripe ueo Suu uben ipeeiei Son
trait mcllem benz Dn Ssu fur Irbeioet
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

Gu: Sir Statcn @iontuna Bonus til
line Solbater?
Su.: Ter er ennnu life fnttet npsen
S~e'temnteIic mcn Seninn til Bonus /
nTuntc Stnt. Ter or uebtnt Supc pm
Sunus / @iseuniin, Miinneiuta % Hurtb
Satuta.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

Sp.: 1. ann "9ccorub z@oiteu" ij0.
mig hpor mango Snbbp88ere 8octioro,
81. bar?
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8etitripnina lial ~itriuea i%aolcbcs hume,
"babhe" o. b.
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1917 til 56,739.
,. Ntau ifripcr otter ben upc Rctifripz
ming "baooe" fpr buuoe, meu life "funue"
for "funbe".
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

Sp.: Sea aster at reiie iii 2onmorf
0por % bporIeoes tnn lcg fad Tas
Sea uNtoo nit icrite TGpir | Sarge
y. Saf,. / Oct Nor Oroucr GIcoeIanr
bIeu palgt Ill SrrIioeut. SIeu Icg oo
meo Def idmme &oroer2
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gurser, maa Se fur at iaa YaS ben
penSc Fem til department. OF State,
@aibingtpn, Z. Is. Suprpint &c bier
guraer bcrur pan II a ar &c iotus SereS
Ssritepapir. Gleuelano bleu palgt til
Tr9iibeut TO 8nnge - fsrttc Sang
1884, anocu @aua / 1892. Spis 81
bar init boiinSensc / IOrtb 3atuta mel
Observation-Disclosures Teotaseiic i Sfto'
Der 1889 % on bapoc Ssres Jsritepapir
blep Se Surser. SpiS life, ian or -
life Surser, meomilorc Se Then bar nn
tat Sercs "iinite Ynpir" (Sprscrbrep)
Stfe samcritanife @orgerc b%enpenber iuf
til Spniulernc, / Spprserens SiliGloc til
Gpniulatc OF Senmarf, Chicago.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

Sp.: 1. 9tr. 81. og Mir3. 81. hoprc
SfiI5nli5le % beltc olle Stng. men after
iig igien % leper inmnten. 6nr Scr. u.
nooen Hct iii gira. us %enge, on bun
ber fsrit?
,. On Mano bar ell Gnrnt, men Ans
mems Ntopn CT life paa Sfieoet. Saar
hun lin Het, I'M Wonbeu ituloc bs, eIIer
fan Wonocn tcitumenfcrc alt I'll huem
ban bill?
Sp.: I. Giterlcuenbc gGateiGlle tar
tit Gel cfter Soucn, INN / Spsrserens
Stnt CT eli Srchiebel. huis ban citcrlnher
iig herc cup ct gnru.
2. Snu faar i'm EEL cftcr Supen nan
Jet Seitumentet.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1920-04-20

Sp.: Nnar ieq iGlaer nit 6lIs, aour
IA DC elctrrlite "Slrtnre@" % DC clettrlltc
Numper meb / SouuSeIcn2
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
PRICE MOVEMENT
VERY CONFLICTING
Line Of Cleavage Between In
dustriaI and Railroad Divisions
More Definitely Drawn

New York, Sept. 22.-Considerable
irregularity marked the movement Of
tOday's stock market, with the line OF
cleavage between the railroad and in
dustrial divisions being more definitely
drawn than ever. The volume OF trad
ing was reduced materially by reason
Of the large absenteeism because Of the
observance Of the Jewish holiday. In
the absence OF any other important de-
vclopments much Of the discussion cen
tered in the doubtful trade conditions
in the motor industry, which was the
outcome Of the announcement by Mr..
Ford yesterday of the re establishment
Of the pre-war price basis for the prod
ucts Of his plants. London cables in
dicating that a great coal strike was
possible also came in for attention, as
well as the announcement that the
government will withdraw approx
mately S12 900 900 from the banks to-
morrow. The latter was without ef-
feet on the money market. as the sup
ply of call money at per cent was
considerably augmented by out of town
offerings at that rate.
The conduct of the market during the
morning suggested resumption of the
bear tactics TO force q general selling
/ concerted drives made in scattering z
! parts of the list and the testing opera
/ tions in a number of supposed vulncr-
able spots, This was productive of
rather conflicting movements, as weak =
ness and strength oftentimes were dis
/ played simultaneously in the same
/ groups. While the industrials we're
seemingly more or less susceptible to
selling pressure. the railroads as a
! whole. on the other hand, exhibited the
same consistent strength noted in the
| preceding sessions.
As might reasonably have been ex
pected the motor shares and kindred
issues were again singled out for pres
sure at the outset. Chandler Motors
fell 2l2 points, Bosch Magnetic, 2, and
Studebaker. /. The trading continued
fairly active during the morning or
more extensive offerings Of motors. oils
equipments and coppers. Shipping
shares, leather issues and the rubber
stocks also made further reccssions
American Woolcn. Bethlehem Steel,
Mexican Petroleum and Pan American
Petroleum were singled out as partic
ularly prominent targets. In these de
clines ranged from ~ to over 4
points.
The secondary rails, on the other
hand, notably Pere Marquette, Wheel
ing and Lake Erie preferred, Colorado
Southern and Southern Railway, wert
decidedly strong, with gains of / to u
points. While some of the other more
seasoned rails apparently were under
moderate realizing pressure, still they
held their ground we'll and rallied easily
when these offerings were relaxed.
Increasing dullncss followed the
lower prices, but the undertone. espe
ciaIly in the oils, steels and sugars,
remained heavy. Mexican Petroleum
and Nanadium Steel were among the
few recent active leaders to show re-
sistance.
Obscure rails, including Western
Pacific. Chicago, Great Western anG
Seaboard Air Line, we're active at !
to 2-point gains in the final hour, bu
selling of industrials and specialties
continued.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
Commodity Markets
COTTON MARKET

Sew York. Sept. 2c.-The cotton
market opened barely steady today at
TX points advance to 9 points decline,
and Immediately sold off to a net loss
OF 80 to 40 points.
The tropical storm, central over New
Orleans. promoted Unexpectedly light
buyinv. being Offset by unfavorable for e
eign labor news, poor Liverpool cables
and favorable weather over the belt in
general
Let which opened higher but quickly
broke about half a cent, tended to in .
crease bearish sentiment here. Wall
strent firms were fair buyers and the
South was a free seller.
There was little recuperatiVe power
n the afternoon market and under local
and southern selling prices were easy
with October off to 216o or 10 polnts
under the close of yesterday. Approach =
ing notice day seemed to be Leading 70
n good deal of scattering Liquidation IN
the near positions, although the small
local stock precluded tn" possibility o,
large tenders on October. New orleans
was leading seller -.
Tow ,rd midafternoon selling became
more active again and the list broke u
n net decline of 115 to 100 points. VIVA,
little buying there was came principally
from speculative shorts.
The exports were 400 bales, all tc
Janan and China. ClearanCes for tbs
sssaon to date were 26S,56l bales
compared with 662 1877 bales in the cor
responding period last season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
THE LAKE sUPERIOR COnrOKATIns

Notice Is hereby given that interest WIN
on rs income bonds for tKe Year rSdSS'iSe endsd tSe
S0th day OF June, 1920. at the rate OF hYss
b. payable ~ tho First Nstionsi Bank
Philadelphia, Pa, on the LIST day Of October.
1920; on ts,n prss,smtstion and surrender OF the
Dated this sd dav OF September. 1890
By order OF the Bosrd OF Directors
ALEX TAYLOR. Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
BETHLEHEM TO ISSUE NOTES
Thirty Million to Be Used In Con.
struction Of Shipa

Now York, Sept. GA plan is under
way for tho issuance of $40, 900, 900 notes
by the Bethlehem Steel Corporation. The
notes Will run for fifteen years and
bear interest at the rate of Z per cent.
The purpose of the new bonds is to
provide the company with funds for
own use, presumably ore carriers. Il
10 believed the indenture will prove that
boats TO value Of S30,000,006, I5O per
cent or the issue to be at all times
used az collateral behind tho mortgage.
some OF the boats for which money is
TO be provided are already completed
ana Others are now under construction.
OFFICIAL announcement of the Issue is
eHRscted Thursday morning.
The banking syndicate headed by the
Guaranty Trust Co. which is negoti-
atinE to underwrite the issue, has not
yet formally agreed to purchase the ls-
sue hence no official announcement has
yet been made to this effect. II is ex-
pected the bonds will be offered for sale
TO yield probably S62 per cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22

piled with purchasing orders. Mill in
t"rests continued to seek the cash article
which made good gains.
About 24O 900 bushels of wheat were
sold 10 exporters from here and it was
said that from 5000, 900 to 5000 900
bushels had been worked al the sea-
board, partly gulf and partly ,itoba,
September corn was boost ,harply
by shorts, ana the position 81 d dis
tinct signs OF congestion. La. months
sold off sharply, but rallied on buying
by professionals in anticipation Of a
recovery after the recent break. The
market was helped by a rise Of &c in the
cash article as well as by the upturn in
wheat.
Crop and weather news remained eX-
cellent, but uncertainties as to how far
the gulf storm might extend inland had
some influence on sentiment. There
were reports that Gales of 140 900
bushels had been made for export, but
the rumors received little attention.
Receipts are heavy.
The Southwest is offering new corn
at S1.25, T. o. b. gulf. Prices are now
getting to level that may create COM
petition with Argentine corn.
Oats followed the trend Of other
grains. Good buying for eastern ac-
count was noted. Cash premiums were
frmer, although stocks are large. Trade
in the nit was not broad
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
BAR silver

Domestic bar silver was unchanged In
New York today at 89hc; foreign was
of No, at 94c. In London, the price
was IA higher at COD.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
BONDS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

Now York. Sept. 22.-Opening of the
foreign exchange market indicated sub
stantial rallies for the principal ex-
changes. Sterling showed more frm-
ness, but not sufficient to make up for
the sharp slump yesterday.
Quotations were:
Demand sterling 3.4sA. cables 349 +;
franc cables 6.75. checks GA: lire cables
4.S3, checks 4.22h marks $50; Swiss
cables 1926. checks 1921; Belgian
cables 7.12, checks III: pesetas cables
1852, checks, 1850; Stockholm cables
2O.2O checks 2O.15: Christiania cables
1850 checks 13.45; Copenhagen cables
1855, chesks 1850; guilder cables 81 X
checks 81.
A reaction 10 the opening rally set in
during tho first hour OF business. both
sterling and allied continentals showing
weakness. Sterling eased almost cents
from tho opening rate. Demand was
3.46ia. cables 3,47A franc cables ell.
checks go; lire cables 4.3l. checks
4.30h. and marks l.60. Argentine was
lower, at 1910.
Central European exchanges were
quoted today as follows: Austria, ~
Hungary, SO; Czecho-Slovakia. 1870 :
Poland, .3s; Finland, 3.l0 Rumania, 2 ;
Jugo-Slavia, 90; Greece, 1o.45.
YESTERDAYS FINAL QUOTATIONS.
,s stsTitRs FEHScs n, tFe III, auiide5s I'D e
Cables .... 8.49is 8.7l 4.33 3l.12
ToDAY'S OPENING QUOTATIONS. Z.
sterling Francs Lire Gullders
Demand go. 3.4slt GA 4.82h 8l.00
Cables .... $40 0.75 f.83 81. 10
NOON QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs Lire Guilders
Demand ... 3,47k so 40 so. 81
Cables...... 3iS 6.T 4.3l 80 20
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs Lire GuiIderi
Demand ..... 3,47k 86S 4.30 30 81
Gables .... 3.is so 4.32 $40
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
DIVIDENDS DECLARED

American Power and LiRht Co quarterly
OF Ia per cent on preferred. payable octo-
Der l 10 stock OF record September "a
Ohio Fuel supply Co., duarterIy OF o.
and 2 per cent extra In Liberty bonds. both
payable October 10 to stock OF record Sep.
Franklin TrTst Co. semtannuaI Of 4 Der
cent. payahle October to stock OF record
Acadis Mills quarterly OF s2, payable
October ! to stock Of record September 81
Arlington Mille, quarterly OF So PAYABLE
October TO s'oek NJ record September 81
Farr Alpaca Co, quartsTly OF q Der cent
bsr 90 " ''So'" osp'e'n-
Elder Manufacturing Co. quarterly OF o.
record September rs. w '"NN VI
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
GRAIN MARKET

Chicago, Sept. 22.-Buying BY houses
with export connections and covering
BY shorts brought about q sharp rally
in wheat today after the market had
sion houses pressed the selling side IN
die initial dealing, but later were sup
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
SSsFe IS Tie Ed5 EShpfss RSSSsg 81 FAt
SS6NNPkkAAHH SS66NNPPkkAAHH SEE sESrhEDS hHEhSLfNP NJ GhhSEMAs GhSEM&As
MoKTdkGE I'D THE II1HLITY fNsGk. Hh I
hNSy TRTST , 4 SAFE ,nEPosf S9M.

,Notlce rs herShy sISsn thst the Directors
Psny have. in accordance, with the terms OF
The Mortgege securing the Bonds described
the tnHt Htaiment OF interest on each OF SAID
bonds for the year ending on the nrst day
Said interest will be paid by checks ,o
the resistered owners OF the Bonds upon tho
PHILADELPHIA These checks will be mailed
TO the address Of the registered owners as N
September both, 1920 ~ VI
by order oi the Directors Of the
A. g, MAY Tres suras We
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
BANK ClEARINGS
SECURITIES AT AUCTION

The following securities were sold at auc'
on today by Barnes g. Lohand
STOCKS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22
FINANCIAL
Todd Shipyards Corporation

of Stockholders to Authorize an
Increase in the Number of Share,
and Amount of Stated Capital
TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TODp
sHIPYARDs CORPORATION
Please take notice that pursuant 20 an
adjournment duly taken At the special meet.
ing Of the ,stockh9lders OF this company.
on.o;n, on tn9 iSt9 day q ssssP,Smbsr 1890, :aSS
be held upon the I'd day q October. 1920.
At u o'ci9ck n9onS az the ONCE OF the
Of ,Manhattan. city OF New York. 'uae the ob,
and authorize an Increase in the npmbsr
fromo enc hundred and sixteen thousand
sSSTes and ndd uso sSry'Tc sg yn
crease In the stated capital OF this company
lars t58o; ;3ool to, one, million one hundred
and sixty thousand dollars N1. 100, ,OOO) also
such increases TO be effected by amending
twenty-five and six,y.thrse OF the stock
corporation law OF the state OF New York
Dated H MeT York septspber 10, 1920.
CARL r. RIEDEL" Secretary.
The Manitowoc pilot. [volume] (Manitowoc, Wis.) 1859-1932, 1920-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. c. W. Werner have re-
turned to Milwaukee, after a visit here
at the home of Louis Kraemer.
Mrs. Fred Mertens, who visited here
with her brother, Charles Suffer, has
returned to her home at Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julius Schrank were
at Appleton Sunday where they at
tended the wedding of a relative.
Miss Alice Sullivan was a visitor at
Sheboygan over Sunday. On Monday
she visited the schools of that city.
Mr.. and Mrs Edward Shea, who
spent few days visiting here with
relatives have returned to Chicago.
Miss Leona Harma, who spent few
days here, the guest of Miss Emma
Braunnel, has returned to Sheboygan.
Mr. and Mrs Frank Boehm and Miss
Margaret Boehm are at Chicago for a
weeks visit with relatives and friends.
Mrs. Charles Ladwig has returned,
after a several days visit with her
daughter, Mrs. Richard Tod at Kau-
kauna.
Mrs. Joseph Chermack and daughter
Harriet, left Saturday for weeks
visit with her sister, Mrs. Cheney, at
Peshtigo.
Mrs. Sidney Fewings, who visited
here with her mother, Mrs. Fred
Mahnke for few days, has returned
to ShebOygan.
Mrs. Fred Malitz and Mrs. Charles
+ Stevenson of Tigerton are here for
a weeks visit with their sister, Mrs.
Arthur Manheimer.
Mrs. William Hunt, who spent last
week visiting here with her daughter,
Mrs. Chadwick, departed for her home
at Ashton, Ill.
Mrs. William Brennan and children,
who visited at the home of Mrs. Ber-
nard Brennan last week, left for their
home at Watertown, n. Y, last Thurs
! day.
Mrs. Arthur Thayer, who was a Wis
itor on the Pacific coast for several
months, visiting at Spokane, Wash,
and Portland, Ore, returned last Sat
urday.
Arthur Halron, Bayemel Jarosh and
Kenneth Kelley have returned from
New York, having formed part of the
crew which took the boat Sioux City
from here to the Atlantic coast.