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Arizona republican., 1920-05-26

arc some ot the best 1T5-pouuders in tae game and he has get e suffer de- feat hy one or bis own weight.
 ~auer. not yet 2I years old. is con sideIed one of the corners in the head spinning art. Tutored in thc fine points Of the game by no less an arust than Joe Stecher, world heavyweight champion, Sauer has been coming strong since his entry into the game two ears ago and today is held a pos sible contender for the hcaVywels-bt crown within the next two or three wears
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26
AMERICAN LEAGuE
Nee4.rrs,.ls RasnIts

YestcFday's Results Boston. & st. Louis, New York. 4. Detroit, 3. Philadelphia. 5 Chicago. !. Cleveland Washington, ram.
 Today's Games Chicago at Philadelphia. St. Louis at Boston Detroit at New York. Cleveland at Washington.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26

XAT E have maintained right along that
 V there could be no radical, per manent break in prices at this time. We have stated this repeatedly in our printed talks about this business. We wanted men to realize, for their own sakes, that present prices were an op- pOrtunity that would not last long, and would not soon recur. In this case, as always, our advertising was sincerely intended for the benefit of the public as we'll as of ourselves.
 Prices have been high because of world conditions of shortage shortage in raw materials, shortage in finished products, shortage in transportation facilities, and shortage in all forms of labor which must contribute to the produc- ton which alone can overcome all these other shortages. There are no surprises standing anywhere, or in prospect. The only surplus there has been is the sur plus of demand People have had lots of extra, easy money-many of them for the first time in their ives-and they have been indulging themselves.
 The present temporary break i'll prices was brought about by the action of John Wanamaker in reducing every thing 20fc Waiving aside all gossip about his reasons for doing it-much of it, we suspect, inspired by vain regrets that he beat us to it it was master stroke. But the very fact that his move did not run like wildfire throughout the country and bring everything tumbling down about our ears, instead of merely evOking sporadic responses here and there, is proof enough that it was not related to fundamental, primary con- ditions Many followed, of course. Some thought the time had come. But most of those who reduced would have reduced in any case at about this time and to the same degree and extent Wholesale prices have not been shaken There are no more bargains" no more liquidation of stocks. wholesale or re- tail, now than there normally are at this time of the year And we are buy ing right along, to replace and replen- The above sentiments were voiced by | in the Republican of last Sunday mornin facts in the matter.
 1T Man Weors It, We Sc A N N Y C U AR / CLOTHES INs z Of Hort SchQfJner & Mo
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26
GORILLA ARRIVES F0R MATCH WITH SAUER FRI. ?. M.

Bull Montana, western gorilla and looking the part, reached Phoenix last evening, carefully Drimed for his com Ing match with Pete Sauer, Lincoln dlant, at Tauy's open air arena Friday night.
 Montana is one of the finest speci- Wans of physical development the restling game has ever boasted. He 1as what sport critics declare the model build for . head spinner, with large neck. beautifully developed shoulders and chest, brawny arms and slight waist And more. Montana has other requisites that go to make a mat art1st-lle has a wide knowledge Of the game. is asfquick as a panther and as strong as q Samson.
 Ready For All Night Go
 Montana pronounced himself ready for an all night match, 1T an endurance contest of such character iS needed to carry him to victory over the youthful Nebraskan. He has just completed a 1O-day strenuous training program at Los Angeles and plans heavy workouts here this afternoon and Thursday con cluding his work Thursday evening.
 of course Sauer is q tough boy. but I'm tougher remarked Bull soon af- ter his arrival He will have th ad- Vantage of youth over me. but [ be- HeVe l know more about the fine points of the game. However. Dr. Berg didn't prosper very well against Sauer on his repetoire of tricks and knowledge. so I'm not depending solely upon my ability to outguess my op- ponent in Friday nights engagement the Californian concluded.
 Montana is probably the greatest mat artist the west has ever devel- 0ped. Numbered among his victims
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26
coLLFRE BASEBALL

At Boulder Colo of Colorado. 7. (Callcd at the end of -he tenth inning on account of dark ECss.)
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26
HOW THEY STAND
NArIoNAL LEAcuE
Ye-te-aavls ResuIts

Gatc-oay 5 Fle4uIts bIttsDuIs. Brooklyn. e- Cincinnati, Ii: Boston - Chicago. z; Philadelphia. New York. l St. Louis. G..
 Today's Games Brooklyn gt tltl-bur@. Cincinnati al Se. Louis only game5 scheduled.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26
E rices Cannot
 Break" Now

ish, at prices as high as, and higher than, those we paid for goods now of fered at reductions
 This condition, like other evils, is due entirely to general human selfishness. The cure for it, as well as for any situa- tion that is wrong, Is general and prac- tical unselfishness. The laborer has been selfish in wanting more in wages than he was willing to give in creative effort. The producer, the wholesaler, and the retailer have been selfish in holding up profits or in not having the moral courage to reduce them boldly, as MT. Wanamaker finally did, And the consumer has been selfish in indulg- ing himself, with his surplus money in things he did not need, thereby ab- sorbing production uselessly.
 It all goes to show that we are all in the same boat in this life, and that the only way to make things easier for our selves in the long run is to help make them easier for others in the job at hand This is no pretty theory smack ing of sentimental idealism, but the hardest and most practical fact we have to work with When we all can see business as a great human service and take or part in it, whatever it may be,  with that thought an impelling convic- tion in our consciousness, this will be better world, and there will be no more distress from Thigh prices"
 We are all getting there slowly, as any one may see by casting view back over. business for fifty or hundred years but we cannot look for the full working out of this truth in day, and present prices will have to come down under the slow cOmpulsion of suffering rather than under the influence of a better understanding of what we are all for. Meanwhile, we assure you again with earnest conviction that it is a good time to buy at the reduced prices being of fered, whether it be here or elsewhere.
 GEO. H. CAPPER,
 Vice-President Capper 6 Capper. 5, under the heading "A CONFESSION" :" 2, and is thoroughly in keeping with the 7 It
 X N TEE Y(nH) URANCE AJs seSsZSS5 TO Clothes
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26
uNkIND TO SAY IT

And although a boudoir cap may be easy on the head it is hard on the face. Dallas News
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26
PACIFIC COAST LEAGUE
YestercaY's Results

San Francisco, I: Oakland, l. Los Angeles. 2; Vernon. l. Sacramento S, Portland, l. Seattle Salt Lake, travelling.
 Today's Games Salt Lake at Seattle. Sacramento at Portland Oakland at San Francisco. Vernon at Los Angeles.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26

according to newspaper writers. The men fought at FPS pounds.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26
UOE OESCHGE.R
----. -

The Giants canned Joe Oeschger and the Braves got him. But the Giants would like to have him back. He looks in better shape than amy member of McGraW's costly staff. Joe showed he was in superb shape when he held the Dodgers to nine hits in 26 innings
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26
An Alfalfa Field at Sahuarita

Alfalfa is leading crop at Sahuarita and is of the biggest money making crops raised in the Sahuarita Valley. The best stands are obtained by planting in September, October or February. It is not necessary to have nurse crops or noculate the soil, and excellent stands are secured, four and five cuttings being obtained the first year With proper attention this crop should cut after the first year on an average of six times and the average yield should not be less than eight nine tons to the acre. Four teen tons per acre have been produced by the Agri- keultmal College of Tucson and the selling price last year was from $22 to $38 per ton
 Our company now has 400 acres of fine alfalfa land cleared of brush ad stumps and ready for the blow, that we are offering for sale at from $2000O to $225O0 per acre. on very easy terms. Some of it
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26

We indebted 10 George H. Capper of Americas leading cothers haberdashers for his view of the merchandising This appeared in the Chicago Tribune of May 20.
Arizona republican., 1920-05-26

AIatlack C:
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STAMPS AND COINS

STAMPS. PACKETS. DIME SETS
Albums and supplies for stamp collseter.
PHTIA. STAMP CO.. 81 s. nth ~
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PARTNERSMIPs
: NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT

blsF7- NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
nS% the corporation known as tho Ger
pantOwn spinning Co., existing under the
laws OF the Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania
by proper action OF It's stockholders ceased
lis corporate business on the 8lst day OF
December, 1919. and proper action will be
taken In due course for the dissolution
thereof All claims against the corporation
should be presented promptly at its offce.
The Undersigned as co-paTtnershlp unde T
the name OF Germantown spinning Co. win
continuo tho business OF the Germantown
spinninE Co under the MANAGEMENT OF
Frank u, Patterson and Oscar w Wood,
u'ahss'Hs FRANK V. PATTERSON.
NA IT, OSCAR w. WOOD. MN
III ~. PATTERSON,
NOBf1RT F PATTERSON
Nl nj ~ LINDSAY,
FkANcEs PATTERSON.
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DAIRY PRODuCTS

BtT'rER-'rho ma,k.t was unsettled and
lover. with demand light We quote: Solid
packed creamery, fancy. hiGhsrorirc goods.
6iWGiC: "Ntrns. GtC. extra tirsts, ~ GDGSc:
frSts. 5i@Glc' seconds. - q jOc; sweet
creamery. choice 10 ranc''. CG6 CSC. fat to
for fancy and ct GnmT &c ror fair to choice.
EGGS-Choice stock ruled firm with sup
cases. nearby firsts sa3. 90 rer crate& nea rby
current receipts E2l. 10. western extra irsts.
S23 20; f"sts. So. M ~. 10: nearby and
western seconds, &t0.Snn@t. 30; cod.stCrage
cr"&, as to quality, 81 1901 1880: inferior
lNtS l0'vcr:. fancy eCted fresh eSEs iObbing
at $40 SIC ucr dozen.
CHEESE Fine held stock was H"!l cleaned
10 aud fitm but most Of the fresh-made
goods arrlving we're poor in quality and
'roak to sell Quota tons: New York whc To-
milk nats---IInld fancy. 33c; fancy held
specials higher; held. fair TO good. 81 db
32i2c; fresh-nade. best, 32m32iAc; do, fair
to rood, 81 a 81 &c; Wisconsin, whole milk
ilats--H-ld. fancy. 81 n q 33c: held. fair to
good. 81 4 q 32c; jobbng sales Of fancy held
goods 35di SIC
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senIed proposals addressed q The Conn
n.tce Of the BOARD Of Public Education Key
stone RGd1E iS,H aoaS2 a. aS2's 80 cnssssonut sso
Ghfiu,,,s- TortheRst High School. equipment
Tn11nl%2Sing, cisctric cabinet work, new class.
poom windows, gCneral alterations plymb-
nnInSJi T,ombard SITS forming a Domestic Set
u, anu Room, Germantown Bldg, No. ., Haines
Ia NirCnll SITS; electrical material. Shep-
anund Ridg Howard and Cambria SITS.
. p' Ail information as to hon9s specihcatio
tt,Tn,sarintendent Of Buildings. Keystone Bldg
WILLIAM DICK. Secretary.
PROPOSALS FOR HANDKERCHTEFs-ot
ace ot the Ouartermaster General cloth-
inc and euuipage division, Munitions Build
;ns Washlngtrn. -. C.-Sealed proposals
in duplicate, will be received here until II
a. M, January 81 1870; for furnishing all
or any part OF no, 600 white cotton handker
chIefs Information ON REQUEST.
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>ZZ,4.sjzqN THE COURT or COMM0N FLE.i

'>I49j@lN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS
'~--S No. for the County of Philadelphia.
Order of Publication in Divorce.
10 Line Is. Jacobs, late of Springfield,
Massachusetts:
WAercas Walter II. Jacobs. your husband.
hss b, iiIed IA libel in The The $Hrt Of ] C9mmog
september Term, 1919. No. 33S. praying a
divorce against you. Now you are hereby
notified and required to appear in said Court
on or before Monday. the 2d day OF February
next. to answer the complaint of said Walter
H. Jacobs and in d, fauIt of such appear
anCe YOU will be liable to have divorce
Sronted IN your a@enCc.
.AHARRY G. RANSIt.Y
Sheriff ~ phii41plphi
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DIAMONDS-PAWN TICKETS

BOUGHT T r . " PRIVATE PEOPLE.
TrEtAhMiSAGTIq}NS ), GG}oNlkIpENTIAL: Full
BLpG,, i$Tu AND MARKiiEr.N N ROOM FSr mBANK y
HOL-RS II 10 \ n no 7, - -.
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DIAMONDS ROIlCHT

DII L47IO4NDO DOONTII
ANY SIZls-PRICE NO ORJECr
Pawn Tickets for Diamonds Bnuebt
KELLY CO., 932 CHESTNTTT esyi
SUITE 21-22. Over Childs Restaurant. Private
DIAMONDS sss5. @3T Sc 5s2 T9 Is : ;iSas a.aS
DnI IHHT Real Estate Trust RIdS hS0
6U VIF1 BROAD and Chestnut SIS
~ ~ ~ Phone Walnut IOOI
Ii - ~, 10y AVOIDED
gect.ng Nsonr rights. doubtful accounts col
lectod; rs Years eNnCr!ep,gr' hank reference.
YOUR old typewriter ribbons re-i1ked ne,v
way, as good as new; Soc each or 3 FOR
desired Jos. Refnishor. 2Sl7 Edremont 81
THE RESTAURANT oUTFIT and furTI7TTs
of &. Dawtof' 936 Arch st has been
sold to Samuel St0in 2lI n. 9th ST Cred
-tnrs nra.ar- h--a -----. .I.nnarH- la
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09

OIrIII, winders and warpers in ribbon de
partment: learners taken; steady work: rs
hours per week, FriedherEer- Aaron Mfg
Co, 1900 y, 18th ST., near Wayne Junction,
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.n Tur ST0CKH0i.DfRS OF THE
fO usyI,riCTl RERS' CASUALTY

= r,o Annual Meeting Of, the Stockholders Of
\ Tne ne.,,,nny nrny will be held at the home office
obs con,pn connmrony at No. 1875 Chestnut street.
q i6nGG.lpbia. i6GG fTIbi en- Monday JHruary. 20, 1920.
Phuao'' l Y 'cIcci p. m to. elect hve Directors to
a. : otor " reriod Of three years ard onr
NrNr irr to serve for two years. ann to
prcceot srch other business "g may prop
irsns" ,C,,a before tho Stockholders.
cry cV'"0 J X. ALLEN. Secretary.
4 n.,,,,hcr &c 1919
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SALESMAN thoroughly experienced in SELL
Ing office and equipment. ls wanted by an
house; this is a very desir-
ANA rosition for the man who can cualify;
rtatn exnerience. ? s0i LedEor Office.
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LOST AND FOUND

RAR pIN-STRAIGHT BAR PIN. 81 DTA-
nSiS SMiSoHbS SET iN PLATINUM, LOST Re
,ryWEtT 31ST AND WALNUT SITS. AND
RTTZ-C ARITON HOTEL; REWARD MIGR-
CHANT & EVANS. 2036 WASHINGTON
AVE. PHONE DICKINSON 60,
BRACFLET- platinum link bracelet
heart charm; between Chestnut and Sansom
sts or Juniper and SAMSON SITS. and For
rest Theatre: reward IN returned to j. Il.
caldwell & Co. Chestnut and Juniper sts.
RRACEI.ET-I.ost, Monday bracelet.
plontlnum with black enamel on Chestnut
or. Walnut streets, between 10Th and 93d.
Pavsrd Telephone Ardmore 2i0 +. o.
Rox 9G Haverf0rd, Pa. Pa.----
BRACEIHT--IOst, platinum and diamond
deyIhle bracelet between Greene and Phil
r,lIena Ets. and 32d and Diamond ats. lib
aral reward NJ. NJ. Pearlman, 1920 Land
Title BLDG.
ncarl AID diamond clasp, Thursday, Janu-
ary s in going from 20th and Spruce to
a. o. ssron,aker's or in trolley car; liberal re-
,aTI II returned to j. II. Caldwell g. Co.
Gbestnut and Juniper ste,
pIN-I,ost December 81, 1919, diamond
shaped fraternity pin lnlaid with pearls;
hearing the initials a. g. j. reward II re-
piN--iost. Thursday Jan l pin, design
pINd-Iost, iady'a platinum rlns, set with
tIiags ISs N. Sd st. Phone Market 4l0,
sjfiIr1s A SF;--I.oat dress suitcase, marked
soiii K W :" from nutomobiie,. between
"a. II and Hayevfer6 s25 reward II returned
K Mullins. 100 8. 4th q, Phons
LonAbaTe 49,
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HARRY &. RANSLEY.
Sharii.f OF Philndelphl Ia


Order OF Publication in Divorce.
To John J. Neder, late Of Chicago, III:
Whereas Rebecca r. Neder your wife.
has filed a, libel in the Court Of Common
Pleas No 3 of Philadelphia County. OF Sep
tcn,bcr Term 1919. No. 2l9 praying a
divorce against you. Now you are hereby
notified and required to appear in said Court
on or be fore Monday, the Cd day Of February
next. 10 answer the complaint OF said Rebecca
r. Ncder and In default of such appearance
YOU win BE- liable to have divorce granted
in your absence.
HARRY C. RANSLEY.
Sheriff of Philadelphta
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POULTRY

LINE-rhe ma, l,ct was dull aud weak.
with ample CGerings. Quota lions: Fowls,
hu' fat. wei"Eing lbs and Owe" apiece,
"f'fHEC; fowls medium size, good quality.
81 a 34c; do. poo 26G3nc; broIins chickens,
ta:Iry soft mnalcd. Weighing 1hm2 lbs.
apiece. $50 iOC: spring chickens. avcra ge
g1ft-meatcd, 90 SIC; 90. nferior, 2S a 3Oc;
old ROSTERS, "26023c; ducks white Pekin,
3SNt +0C; do. Indian Runner sta sec; do.
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Annual Meetings

i,,--Iug AANUAL. MEfrlSG 0t THH.
~ Contributors 70 the Glen Mills Schools
iii he held on "Wednesday; January. "a,
U,nool az / o'clock p. M. at the office of the
lEu lysV' SSfilis Schools. 20S bailey Building.
tG.nt,v Chestnut street. The annual report
y Tho board Of managers vii be submitted.
Of Y, sn election will be held for officers for
,ts ,nu ensuing year and six managers to serve
siO' "''N EDMUND G. HAMERSLY
Secretary
n.nOi.t,hin IanIIarv G 1000
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,'S.l,ss.J-'IN THE COURT or COMMON rI.tNS
80 No. 1 for the COUNTY, Of rlLillLelpl lin. .

Order of Publication in Divorce.
10 Esther Hauser, late of Naness avenue
and Eddy street. San Francisco. Calf:
Whereas, Harry Hauser. your husband,
mas flied libel in tnc Court of Common
Pleas No. 4 Of Philadelphia County, of
September Term. 1919, No 5Bl, praying a
divorce against you. Now you are hereby
notified and required to appear in said
Court on or before Monday. the 2d day OF
February next, to answer the complaint of
said Eatry Haus r, aud ia efauIt OF sGcl
appearance YOU will be liable to have a
divorce Sranted in your absence.
HARRY &. RANSLEY.
,--rinl IL IL LII. NH,
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Record Municipal Fjnancino

FINANCING permanent improvements
in American states, counties and smollcr
municipalities in 1919 consumed almost
$50 900 900 of the funds of American
investors. according to the Bond Buyer.
Statistics prepared by the Bond Buyer
covering tho hotation of securities in
this class IN the last five years follow:
1919 .',.,..,....,......,,. .S74S. 2Oj, 7S3
lOlS .',... ..........,,.,.,...... gG2. .SlS.Sii
1917 .............., 4l4. .032, ,SlS
lol6 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 497, iO2, ,TJl
1919 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. i02, 800, Al
An outstanding feature of present
day municipal finance. according to the
Bond Buyer review, is the good roads
movement.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-01-09

Y Philadelphia. January s. 1000
a A = meeting of the Board Of D'rnciar.,
held this dry, quarterly dividend Of t;i,o,
~ yer cent was declared. payable .innunrv
u, 1920, 70 stockholders OF record a., tia
books Of Tn" COMPANY at the close Of bngI
ness January I. 1870 " "us''
< Checks for dividend viii be mailed
d WILLIAM II CURTIS. ,Jr.
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SEALED PROroSALS-Noti is hereby
given that sealed competitive bids will be
received by the secretary qf the school dis
tract of the borough Of old Forge, on or hy
1880 o'clock p. m. o.. the 96th day of Jan
IIary, 1870. at the office Of the secretary in
the old High School building. Old ForC"
Pa. for an issue OF coupon bonds register
nble as to principal ana interest at option
of holder. to the amount Of twenty thousand
$50 OOO) dollars. TO be dated December /
1919 free OF all taxes of the State of Penn
sylvania and TO bear interest at the rate of
fye per cent per annum, payable semi
annually at the depOsltary OF the Old Forge
Discount and Deposit Bank. Old Forge. Pa
bonds to the amount Of ten thousand (S1O, OOOi
dollars and numbered from one to ten in
elusive 10 he due in ten years; bonds 10 the
AMOUNT Of ton thousand $50, 0O0) dollars
nnd numbered from eleven to twenty inclu-
sivn TO be due IN twenty Years. All bids
70 be accompanied by a certified check 10.
tTs amount or five pcr cent OF tho price hid
,yna1v,bie 10 the treasurer Of the school dis
tTict Of the borough Of old Forge, condl-
IiVerD liver the price bid upon notice that the
bSnds are ready for delivery, Otherwise
nEmcI will be forfeited and become the prop-
STty of the school district OF the borough of
uIT Tne sabool district Of the borough Of Old
trorra by its Board OF School Directors, re-
ryes the right to reject any and all bids
sIEHES ssGEHooL l." DISTRICT OF THE BOROUGH
~, or IorN M +. AYREs Secretary.
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,sT,qN THE COURT OF COMMON Pleas
81 M & for the ComntY Of rhilndelnhin

order Of Publication in Divorce
To Stanisnlus OsZast, late of No. 80 Olympic
avenue Newark, n J.
whereas Regina OsZast. your wife has
filed libel in the Court of Common Pleas
No. , Of Philadelphia County, Of June Term,
1919, No. 6O3l praying divorce against
you Now YOU are hereby notified and re.
1uIred TO appear in said Court on or before
Nondny, the I'd day of February next tC
answer the complaint of said Regina Oszast
and In default of such appearance you viii
he liable to have a divorce granted in your
HARRY G. RANSLEY,
1rif ,f Iri,i
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s-.,,,iTI0NAl PAPER C0MPAN

~" coNsoLInphh EE00NVERTfBLE BONDS.
sINEING Er,esbEie Trust COMPANY OF New
" successor Va .Ier Interna tional Paper
ilso'"Trustee ,uae" uuu dated January. B. 1909;
onny 70 lseS ,hs SnEIS9s Sn9sr FgnS sniS
leJJbe sale ol,,si % The gum Of Two Hum
IIosnrtsage, TO cHiv'njne Thousand -Four Hun
s ssS$ s$G p2Grs osred and nt S0 tSS os@ss Ss@ss
Ws0g l36Op ,iyrn preference,
lsfue lls,ses VII bo s'siIil be opened at the once
ls GSsrsSnsa ,wsy. M 81 c7coS %S noSn SF'ta on
w.w York I,fns0 nnd should be lrdorsed
oSsso paper Company spkns T.7sai Tuna sad
All citerss,,rApr,E TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW, Ytu1HpNt5o DIES, Vice President
3 ny lHM.iHrT YORK, January =. 1890
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H. FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK
~ Ihnkfnnt SirnnI ,nnsf Of H.a...l

ID Philadelphia. December u3 IIi,
f The Annual Meeting OF the sharehniG,r,
cf this bank for the election Of 1rcctors IN
nhe durlnS tha ensuing, year will M held at
1890 between the hours of 12 o'ciocI nonn
sri n. m J. WM HARDT I.nsS ,,no'" o'"
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HARRY z. RANSIEY,
Sheriff of philudelphia
,-5gi7IN THE COURT OF COMMON Pleas

l--S' No. 2 for the County of Philadelphia.
order of Publication in Divorce.
To Robrrt j. Smith late OF No. o52i West
Thompson street, Philadelphia:
Whereas Carolina Smith. your wife. has
aIed n iiheI in the Court OF Common Pleas
10 . OF Philadelphia County. of September
Term, 1919, No. 1872 praying o divorce
against you. Now you are hereby notified
before Monday, the I'd day of February next.
10 answer the complaint of the said Carolina
SrIth and in default OF such appearance
you WIN be liable to have a divorce granted
!" So'' HARRY c. RANSLEY,
Sheriff OF Philadelphia.