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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25

contain options which provide for calls
on Belgian francs at fixed rate of ex
change and cntitlc their holders to one
half the profits arising from any sale
of francs for more than IL francs to the
dollar.
Brokers as rule don't look for much
change in either the activity or drift Of
the stock market till after the holidays,
even II everything concerning the Demo.
ocrntic nominations Is we'll out of the
way by that time. Some say they don {
expect much of change then either,
but make the reservation that n good
deal depends on the money situation.
And. as far as the money situation is
concerned. easy money is not looked for
fsr a long time. Some put that time as
far away MS next year.
4 certain broker said he could not
quito fathom tho reason at present for
high money rates. unless II Is desire
on tho part Of some of the big finan-
cial institutions in New York that are
keeping Il IN artihcially so that they br
their subsidiaries can buy stocks at low
rates. because. he said. he understands
the demand is far under the supply.
The emulsion of Allan 4. Ryan from
membership in the New York Stock
Exchange perhaps attracted more at
tentinn in the street yesterday than il
would have had the market been active.
OpipiopS on the merits and dcmcrits Of
the case are widely divided. some say
ing RYAN Is right and some saying
otherwise.
There i general belief that the
matter may bc fought to the bitter end
and that some regulations will suffer
in the process.
Revcrting again to the money mar
ket. some bankers claim they sec no
relief for long time owing to the
heavy disbursements on the first of
July. II i true there will he more
was week ago. but the banks must
get ready for crop. moving loans.
While marking time in the brokers
Offices they arc waiting for two impor
tant decisions concerning the railroad
situation. which many believe will have
strong influence on railroad securities.
One is tho decision Of the Labor
Wage Board and the other the decision
on rates by tho Interstate Commerce
Commission. The former is expected in
a day or SO. but the rate decision may
not be announced. it is said, till the
latter part Of July.
4 question came up Yesterday con =
corning tho possibility Of a slump in
freight trafic after tho rates were
fixed. but it was said tho transporta e
tion act provided for the Interstate
Commerce Commission rcadjusting the
rates under such circumstances.
In fact. a. q banker pointed out.
such an arrangement would be neces =
sary. as it is the business of the com =
mission to SOC that tho rates are suffi =
riont 70 yield tho -. and G per cent
provided in the act.
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ALLIES TO BAR j. S.
IN FLOATING LOAN
Local Bankers Think Collateral
Offered to Be OF Doubt
ful Value

There are some in the financial dis
alli"d countries are preparing to float
huge loan in which the Cutcd States
is not to be- asked to participate, has
some foundation in fact. And there
are others who consider III" proposal
as the height Of absurdity.
These countries. said banker, re-
terring to the allied countries. need
more than any other things the goods
which wn could sell them and for which
they have not the United States dollars
to buy. What benefit is il going to- be to
them. he said To float sur', loan il.
aS result. they only got francs. lire
and sterling?
The loan is to be based on the in.
demnity which Germany Is to pay and.
at present. he said that is q doubtful
collateral and is likely to remain so
for some time to come. Whit the al
lied countries need most Is American
dollars. he said. and almost every
other source of obtaining them has been
Exhausted. except thn exchange of com
mod.ticS. and this is not proceeding at
IN" rate which We all expected when
lN' dT0lNVh' was SlgnCN, SnOnIO SUCn
loan he hoatcd. hc said. with
the bonds based on tho German indcm-
nifty. u might hp possible T." soil some
of them in this country and in
this way secure some American dol
lars. hut he did not believe bankers hcrc
would fall over each other to Be per
m'ttcd n subscribe. the experience with
foreign loans over here. hc remarked.
has not been such to create any great
enthusiasm
The lona' representative of we'll
known New No~k hawking and invest.
m"nt house. which hoatcd some time
Pgo an issue Of So 0O0. 900 If Belgian
G per cent bonds. called attention to the
recovery of r"'sian exchange on Vol
ncSday 70 high of 500
These bond. arc du" in l9@1 and When
issued were sold to the publi' on n 1
per cent basis. Several weeks ago they
sold at 81. on Wednesday. on account
of the Improvement in Belgian cX-
change. they went as high as 90.
The attractive foatur" with these
bonds is the element Of speculation
which enters into the matter. as they
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suit of specinl act of Congress- A..
ing the Taft administration @ ~.
Jaegers was given the commission !, ,'
the work. /" 10
One provision of the special .0.
Congress stipulated that the monnr rs q
when completed should be turned nS'aent ael
to the city OF Philadelphia and rs.noN % over
,sibility for the care and keeping ~
remain with the city. Oh
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25

Vernon Park in recognition of the
early German settlers by their descend
ants. Following this the national
German American Alliance raised by
public subscriptions S25, 900 to which
was appropriated an additional $25, 900
by the government making fund Of
$4,000 for the Pastorius monument.
The appropriation was made as the re-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25
GOVERNMENT BONDS
Extend Time on Note Payment

>sw Work. June 25 Judge Mayer IN
The Jnited States District Court, has
instructed James r sheffield trustee in
bankruptcy for the marlborough Con-
,olidated Corporation, TO extend the time
- payment OF the Tnterborough Rapid
Transit Co. secured six months per
rent notes. which fall due on June 80 to
december 81, 1920. This was done al
the request OF the Tnterborough Rapid
Transit Co. and Of Mr.. Sheffield per
sonallY, as holder OF $1,000, 900 OF the
Peterborough Rapid Transit Co. notes
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Consolidated Cigar on 81 Basis

New Work. June 25.--The Consoli-
dated cigar co. has declared the regu-
lar quarterly dividend Of $l.75 a share
on the common, placing the stock on
dividend of $50 was declared The
dividend IL payable July Is to stock Of
r'cord July 6 Net earnings for the first
five months of 1920 were Si.l34,1nl
which, after allowance for all charges
including estimated federal taxes, was
at the rate Of approximately S23 a share
on the outstanding 10000 shares OF no
par common.
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Prices grrstlc In Wool Market

Boston. June rs The Commercial
Bulletin tomorrow will say, More re-
sigtance has developed to the decline In
wool prices, with a little more actual
business hut prices are lower and stIll
rrratic, little buying is reported. in the
West. English Government woods held
here for private sale, have been reduced
IN price n TO 10 per cent The goods
market In dull and unchanged, with fur.
ther curtailment of mill scheduleS1
imminent.
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PASTOR|US STATUE
WORK IS RESUMED
Monument in Vernon Park, Ger
mantown Object Of Dispute
During War
SCULPTOR TO FIT PANEL

Work on the rastorius monument in,
Vernon Park, Germantown. which has
been boarded up since April 1917. wns
resumed this week. upon the arrival Of
six ton granite panel to replace one
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-06-25
METRoPoLITAN EplsO~ CoMrANY

------"- U0Nor, \ 7, JUNG Ia WV.
The Board Of Directors ~ the Met-opuU'a"
Edison Company has d"c'a~s.I the regular
quarterly dividend 81 one and threr-quartsr-
per cent on the per cent cumulative par
ticipatng preferred stock 0f the COMPANY,
payable July I. 1920. 10 storkho dars Of
record az the close of business Jurs -. 1870
{. y WILSON. Sorr-jary
THE W s BARSTOw MANAGEMENT
ASSOCIATION. INC.
Operatln Managers
Pine vt New York
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f.tss FIRST Mcrtsass rive Fer cest Gold
NOTICE is hereby given. pursuant 10
Article Fourth OF the Consolidtted First
Nortssge. dated Mprch iat. taOa SECURING
fhe above bonds. that on the fifteenth day
~ July. 1880, at twelve o'clock Noon nj
Foom ais stephen Glrbrd Buiidlng. PhjIa.
&eiphla. Pennsylvania. there will be meet
frs Of the holders Of the outstanding bond.
issved Under ,sn.i secured by said Consoii
voting on the proposedsrele from the Ian
and operation Of said mortgage. Of the foi.
lowins parcels OF lard Included in said mart.
fhr.e tract. or parcels cf surface in Sum.
merhilh Township. Cambria County. Psur.
sylvania. agEreGaung abou. $40 acres y,
psrches. proposed to be sold 20 Conrad
Twsnts .sish, trac,r or parcel. ~ co,,
situats in Cambria Croyle and Surmerhi
Townships, Cambria County. Pennsyiyanis
rtrches. with ~ acres ard % perchps of
surfaee. proposed to he sold to the News
Eight tracts or parcels Of coal. situate In
Fummerhill, PoHaee and Munster Town.
ships. Cambria County Pcnnayl-ania a.
uresstins about Isl acres and 40 rerches
proposed TO ls Exchanged with the Summit
Water Sppply JLmpanv o.. two '-acts OF
coal in Munster aud Sumnierhin Town ps
Cambria County. Pennsylvania AFgregatinx
an equal acreage
WEBSTER COAi. AND COKE COMPANY
BY 4. q. EDWARDS.
Secretary ard Urea sursr
Dated New York June Is 1870.
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Lehish and Hudson to Redeem Bonds

About s3.o0o.0 600 bond maturities OF
the Lehigh ami I.ulsou River Railway
will be taken care Of by the company,
which will redeem them in cash when
they fall due July :. The company is
operated in connection with the Lehigh
and New England Railroad. owne d \by
the Lehigh Coal and Navigation Co. The
bonds now being paid off are s2.5s7.o0O
general mortgage SIS, issued in 1890, and
500. 900 debentures issued in 1907
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THE LEHIGH COAL AND NAyIGATIOS
COMPANY
Philade 'UhIs june "A
Dividend No. 49,.

Dividend No. lR7.
The Board ~ Manager yHis day declared
q quarterly dividend Of . per cent 81
per shaTeD on the capital Et0ck ~ ,he com.
pany, payable August 81 lG2R 10 s',,ckhold
srs as registered m the book % the com
pany al Il o'clock noon July 81, 1920
Cheeks viii \" mailed 20 s,ockholders who
have fled permanent dividend orders
- IIENRN pE gE
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Gold En- Route From Enaland

New York. June 25.--Thc steamship
Mauretania, due Saturday. IL under
stood 10 be bringing in a consignment
Of gold bought in the London market to
New York bankers. The Mauretsria is
bringing sxty-s'y boxes and twelve Kegs.
approximately $1,000 900.
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WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC
& MANIFACrTRING COMPANY

Quarterly Dividend OF ga 81 % per
ahsre( on tho PREFERRED Stock OF this
compapS EilI be psLd q, on J Jgly 10. In?o.
the COMMON Stock of this Company for
the quarter ending June 30 1870. Will b.
paid July 81 1920.
Both Dividends are payable 10 Stock.
holders OF record a. OF June so 1920
w.. n ,RR5AETz. Treasurer.
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THE New JERSEY POWER AND LIGHT
COMPANY

Dover. y. J.. June - la-N
tn. Boa I'd of Directors Of the New Jsrssy
Power and Light Company has declared the
regular quarterly dividend Of one and three
quarters per cent the : per cent cum
lstive preferred stock NJ the company rdr.
abe July !. 1920 to stoCkt oidHrs ~ record
at the close Of business june - 1890
6 y WILSON SecretArv
THE W : PhRSTOw MANAGEMENT
ASSOCIATION. IN''.
tr Operating Managers
80
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BIN6HaMTON LIGHT. HEAT N>D
POWER In

BinghamtOn =. 7, June %. l0-0
The BOARD Of Directors Of the Bingham
ton Light. Heat and Power Co. haI declared
the regular quarterly dividend Or one and
cne-hn per cent on the per cent cumu-
1ative prefer Cd stock OF the company. pay:
able July I 1874. to stcclihO'ders Of record
at the close OF bus'n So June IL 1920.
=. y WILSON, Secretary.
THE W. : RARSTDW MANAGEMENT
ASSOCIATION. INC.
Operating Managers
In 20
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RHIL4DEIrHIA ND WESTERN RAu-
WAY Tn ''''

NorWst0Wn- Pa Juno 9o lNo0
Preferred stock Dividend No, ls
The Board ~ Directors has this ia = 4.
elared = di,IdHnd ~ one and one-auart.r
UAD per cent me DrSterrs4 grOrE ~
this COMPANY. pavabe Juy - 1870 -
preferred Stockholders ~ record A. the close
OF business June 90. 1920
Nhecks WIN ns InaiLed
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Western Power Corporation

The BOARD Of DlrsctSrs have deGlsIsd a
~nt III |, ~ on the Preferred Stock, PAYABLE
Iaiy is, 1870, 10 stockholders q record at
the close OF business June 40, 1870.
SON
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THE WILLIAM CRtMP \ SONS snip Avn
ENGlNF BIILDING co.
ThilldelDhl1, PA

The Roa a-d n mr. ~'0rs has this dsT 4.
elared a ouar'rrln dividend ~ ~, per zen,
payable Ju', - 1870 - s'oc ckhoIds-E ~
record a. m ON July 1870 IN.
trarsfe. books ~ ~" company viii be ~'ose1
p. m. Ju,y : Until N N July il Iaao
- ''HARLES r TAYLOR
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THF MANAYTNK NATIONAL BNNKI

Tn. Board ~ Directors has this day 4.
saTed rig. SSsnd N 'NoIhha o1 rhs %,
stock. payable, on ard after july lst, next,
remain closed and has added 500, 900 to the
.gcplHs fund of he ne bSt bSsnt makiRg that item
EUGENE j NORRIS.
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CONSUMERS ELECTRIC
LIGHT AND POWER co,

. The regular quartorlv dividend of One and
threeSauarters per cent 1a4rcb on The Pre-
eiared, payahl" June 30. 1890. :" stock.
holders Of record June o. 1920 The trarsfa-
books OF the Preferred Stock Will he closed
at the close OF business june .. 1870 and
will b reopensd on july / 'aon
4. l. LINN
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THE BANK or NORTH AMERICA

Juno z, 1920,
Tha Directors have this day declared
.. nolannual dividend Of per cent. free o
ese paysbie July to stockhoidsrs OF recort
sune "a 1920. Checks viii be mailed
Cashier.
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FIRST SATIONNL BANK
PhIIadelphin, Pa.

June Y TN-N
A, meeting NJ the BOARD n. Directors
heId this day q quarterly dividend OF three
per cont was declared psya ble july 1920,
"a its stockholdsrs Of record Al the close ~
business June 20, 1920. checks will be
THOE " ANDREW.
CasIisr
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l.. {. BOYD. Treasurer.
VERMONT HrDRo;ELECTRTC CoRroRA

.sH Rutland Vt, June IS tp"n
The Board Of Directors OF the Vermont
Hydro Electric Corporation has declared the
regular quarterly di, dend Of one and three
quarters nrr cent on the per cent cun.u-
latire preferred stock and the per cent
eumuls tive pref r ID siCCk 4 the cumpa ny.
payabe july 1890. TO stockhold' ~ Of rec
ord at the clos al business June TO- 1890.
=. y WILSON. Secretary.
THE W. s. RARSTDW MASAGEIENT
ASSOCIATION i\I..
Operating MsnaEsrs
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1nE arARTERMAsTER

OFFICE or INF ouARTERMisIER
Gsnersl. Gl9thinE ana nL!Sn EGnlpsso Division.
mu9i,dons nS,lsn Win ). nsesvsd here until
TIA a. Jais rs. 1880. for fuInishlnE hin AZ
az d. whlsrcrd s5 900 Sds o, o. Serge.
- 500 - 'tatora Cord q pS & 10, eoc yds'
&sfssx. r Cremation on rssasa'.
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CANNFIrON COsL AND COEF rowp.Ny
FIVE FER CENT FIRST MORTGAGE
GOLD BONDS. DUE JULY 1, 1880

SINKING FUND NOTICE
Notice Is hereby given that pursuant to
the terms Of the mortsaEe dated June 90
numbered as follows: 55. SO sa, s5i $40
drawn tor redsmption by tho Sinking Fund
AZ par and accrued interest as of July l.
1920, when all interest thereon will cease
said date upon presentation With coupons
then due and al unmatprSd , coup ,c.argpons at:
COMPANY. 325 Chestnut Street, Phiiadsi-
phia in which trust company tho money
has hesr deposited for said redemption.
FlDELITY TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
VIM T. Gsst President
PhilzsielDhie. May 20. 1890.
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herscheII-SpiI.man Motor Company
Preferred Dividend

The regular quarterly dividend n, -
upon the outstanding Pr@terrsd stock Of ~.
Htrscheli' Spl Imam Motor Companv 80
fsen declared payable July !. 1890, 10 Pc.
ferred shareholders OF record June , Ia50
Checks Will bs mailed --''
,. r. 9 PERKINS.
JUNO - IF-V Treasurer
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Mays Food Products, Inc.
New Orleans. Ia. June ~. 1890
Dividend No. 2

A. the regular meeting of the Roa-i ot
Directors held Saturday, June L.. 1870 a
quarterly dividend of eq was declared on
the preferred stock Of tho company pay.
able July rs, 1890. to all stockholders Of
record June 80 1870.
r. n. BLAIR, Secretary
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hersehell-S -SpiIlman Motor COMPANY
Common Dividend

A dividend Of -, and an oxtra 4,,.,s..
OF i OF +, have been declared upor 10 10
2utstandlnE 'ommon Stock n tnc H!rschsII.
ePillman Motor Company, payab.a JJlV i
1870. to Common -0sreho'dars ~ rsrotL5
June 81. 1920. Cheeks wiu ne mated
T 6. PERKINS,
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FINANCIAL
TO THE HOLDERS OF
Mutual Terminal Company Of Buffalo
FINANCIAL.

First Mortgage -Four Per Cent. Twenty.
Year sinking Fund Gold Bonds.
Due July I, 1884
Notice Is hereby given - provided In Ar.
ticle IV Of the First Mortgage OF the Mutual
Terminal Company Of BunaIo .fQrmsrly
Arutual Elevator Company dated July l.
1904. 70 Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York as Trustee. ana the supplemental
thereto dated January /. 1909. that ali
bonds issued aud outstsndinE undoT said
nortgass, haze been called for redemption
Ss9Sf " ts Rr RPRR9TF RfSfRf @F'
Trustee, No, 40 Brosdway. New York CITY
on. and after. July |, 1920. All interest on
said bonds shall ease from and l"ar IuIy
! 1920. and the coupons for interest matur.
ing after said date shall become null and
void
c"pors du. Julv. / 1920 sNor1 Ne col
'''"' MTrrxI e a TFRwiSnsTI' iSSnsSTI'; COMPANY
or HrFFALO
Ry.F H stLYERNAIL. Secretary.
Dated New York. ~ =. Nav - 1890
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BAR SilNE r

Bar silver vas quoted in London to-
day AT 5Oltd, unchanged.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-29
-EG0YE TREE FIBER
EXCELLENT MATERIAL
FOR MAKING CLOTHES

\ tree which grows in Liberia
has a bark, the fiber of which al
fords an excellent material for
clothing, according to the state
ment of Harry Dean, q colored man.
formerly a law student in Denver.
who has returned from five wears
spent in the gateway of Africa"
Dean brings the message that tn,
legoye tree could be grown in this
country. Its bark, he says, can be
unwound from the tree, and the
richest of dresses can be made
from the fiber, after which the
bark can be replaced> on the ire"
where it will grow again
Dean has travelled extensively in
all the countries of the world. n d
is endeavoring to interest American
business men in the opportunit es
in Liberia, and to instruct colored
people as to facts regarding Africa.
He asserts that there are no can
nibals today in Arifica, and that
the inhabitants Of remote parts, a.
though uneducated as to the world,
are intelligent and kindly people.
Dean says the Mohammedan re-
ligioh is spreading far more rapidly
in Liberia than is Christianity. lie
is arranging to make some ad-
dresses there.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-29
BELLS AND WHISTLES
CELEBRATE SUFFRAGE.
HERE SATURDAY NOON

The nationwide celebration Of
the formal proclamation or equal
suffrage for women was joined by
Albuquerque yesterday at noon,
when the fire whistle and the
whistles at the shops blew for ten
minutes, At the same time the
bells of the Methodist and Congre-
gational churches. the only Protes-
tant churches which have bells,
rang steadily.
The clamor lasted for at least
ten minutes and there were some
citizens who forgot what was the
cause Of the noise and phoned to
the Journal to find out where the
fire was.
Quite a number of flags were
raised on the main street, and
most uF the women wore either
flags pinned on their coats, or
small "Liberty" bells with ribbon
streamers Men sympathiIers also
Wore flags. At the same time a
similar celebration was going on
over the country, the hour having
previously been set n the request
of the National Suffrage assocla-
ton,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-29
Records Prove What
Owners Know

Ocean to ocean automobile travel
has not become so common as
not to be of interest to all motor
lists regardless Of the time re-
CURED in making the trip.
Hundreds of cars have sought
to set new time records between
San Francisco and New York.
But it has not been an easy ac-
complishment. The records brok-
en- by Essex had stood for four
years.
Your demands can not equal
those made in the transconti-
mental trip. But you require
equal reliance of your car what
ever the service imposed.
Light weight has meant econ
omy of operation in fuel and oil.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-29
BAPTIST GIRLS BACK
FROM CAMPING TRIF

A party of fourteen girls from
the First Baptist church have rr-
turned from camping a>ped iipH
in the Sandia mountains. ThpY
u erc accompanied Wv Poveroud ana
Mrs. r. F. HarveY. The girls are
members OF the "booster" choir IF
the church, the boy members of
which had their vacation last week.
Those who went on the trip were,
Louise Osborn, Rose R"dingfield,
Ollie Pitt, Lea silver, Mildred Ia
tum, Mildred Creighton, Viola Cox.
Mary Margaret Shirley, Jescile
Wolf Georgia Hatch, Lerore Har-
vCy, Palena Field, Mildred Ellison
and Evelyn Williams.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-29

advantage of the past experience Of
successful instructors.
No greater field confronts the
average Young person than that If
stenography. The L. S. government
employs yearly many thousands Of
these trained people. The railroads
have large corps of stenographers
under their employ. Eanks, real
estate offices and other business
enterprises employ large forces Of
sten6graphers.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-29

the Albuquerque Business college
are instructed by teachers of OK
pert skill in their chosen profes-
sion, and experienced office duties
In the selection of instructors, the
management of the institution ex-
ercised extreme care to secure per-
sons of successful business expert
ence.
Young people who enroll in the
shorthand department of the Albu-
querquc Business college have the
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-29

because he was going on a taunt,
he rose. shook hands all around,
found his hat beneath a pencu
outside the door, and walking as
straight as could be. made bee
line for the door. which he caught
as some one ahead of him let it
swing back, and passed through.
down the steps.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1920-08-29

These assistants receive hand
some salaries right at the pegln-
ming.
During the past year, the man
agement of the Albuquerque Bust
ness college received more calls FOR
stenographers than the school could
supply.
Enroll Sept. 9TH.
For further information address
Albuquerque business college, Al
buquerque, n. NJ.