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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-13

En- ell garage de Gonzalez y So
Ter Sc venden Pinturas, Grasas,
Aceites, Polvos y Lfquidos para
limpiar Metales y Gomas de Au-
tom0viles. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-13
SANATORIO DE LA SOCIEDAD ES.
PANOLA DE AUXILIo MUTUO
Y BENEFICENCIA

Entradas: Demetrio Rodriguez y Die
go AntGnez.
salidas: Jose Maym6, Jose Quir6s,
Pedro Davila Y Rafael Romero.
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GANGA: POr tenerse que ausentar su
duenO para EE. UU., Sc vende un auto
marca "Elgin" de 6 cilindrOs, GltimO
mOdelO, en- perfectas condolences V
muy bien equipadO. Para infOrmes,
dirijase Toto, casa Panzardi.
Advt
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ACLARACIoN

Don Joaquin Ledesma Cespedes
nos participa que no es el el Joa-
quin Ledesma a que hizo referen-
cia Ell MUNDO, pues no ha sido
multado>ni ha sostenido rina con
persona alguna ell la parada sic
tn
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-13
MoRD1DA PoR UN PBRRo

A Julia Rivera, de 13 amos, residente
IN la calle del Cristo, un perro Ia NOR
li6, infriendole una herida pmzante
En- la parte inferior de la pierna, de la
u fue curada en- la Sala de Socorro.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-13

En- ell Garage de Gonzalez Y So
Ter Sc vende toda clase de Acce-
sorios para "Ford" y Grow Elk
hart. Advt.
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UNA AGGRESSION

Pedro Alcaraz y Julio NJ. Cepeda fue
ron sentenciados cinco d6lares las
costas, cada uno, por acometer y agre
dir a Ramon Rosa, infri6ndole varias
contusiones en- Ia cara
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ESPECTACULOS
SAN JUAN

DIALTo.- Estreno de la super pro
ducci6n Fox del hermoso drama EN-
cineo actos Ell TRAIDoR, interpreta
do por la belIisima Virginia Pearson,
una comedia ''Sunshine" Fox
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PARA PUERTO RICO

Manana saldra de Nueva York,
con carga para esta isla, ell vapor
" Cornela".
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PARA LA REPUBLICA
DOMINICANA

Ell vapor Marina" saldra ell
II para Sanchez y Puerto Plata,
(Santo Domingo). H
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1920-02-13

QUlNA QUE NO AFECTA LA CA
BEZA, LAXATIVE BROMO QUININA
es mas eficaz en- todos los casos en- que
Sc necesita tomar QUININA, no eau
sando zumbidos de oidos. Contra Res
friados, La Grippe, Influenza, Palu-
dismo Y Fiebres. La frma de f. w.
GROVE viene con cada cajita. Advt.
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SANTURCE

NORMA. Los episodios II 10 de
:" Ell Hombre de la Media Noche"
una cinta c6mica.
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PTA. DE TERRA

f. REAL.-Los episodios 8 6 de ''La
Fortuna Fatal' y "Luquitas" en- dos
graciosas comedias.
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Ell TERROR LIE INDUJo A
SUICIDARSE.

Las Marfas, febrero 10.
Ell MUNDO, San Juan.
lmpresionado por temblores tie
IRA, sucid0se hoy Juan Cancel.
Ell Corresponsal.
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BELIOGRAPH, William S. (.
Hart en- "Sanderson el Honrado'I
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RIvoLI, Rio Piedras. Estreno de
Ell Peligro de un Secreto" y el dra-
ma en- cinco actos LA Tarjeta Anna
rilla".
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PARA NUEVA YORK.

Ell lunes pr6ximo saldra para
Nueva York el vapor Helen.
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TRES BANDERAs.-La serie. por
William Duncan, La Lucha por los
Millones una cinta c6mica.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-19
ELKS STARTING FOR
SALEM CONVENTION

Local Eiss aud their ismiilo, bo'
saa isa'iax ,als maraIas TOT HAistH.
shsr. tho state suntuhiiua ot "iiTY'h'
es Biil," opsu, Hs,ufia, o,svr I'LL
60 iomorro- aud slIll otAsfs PlAa 10
leave wciss.dA, al told mote itaa
t-o ,s0rs ol the local antlstsi 'FIbs
-lii bs Ia Salsrt i5rths biG ossaaloh
AmonE those sho ivu ,oiay ~ ~lii
lsars later arv q " houston e 4
NsJi-a. " v Momyrf. " - HmIlh.
" D. Pete Charles J Martin. il8ss
NJ ksFson. 50 y, LA,eaik. n 4 wha.
man. D. o. q wlsscAr,sF. JohH,
,,0ss. = i'-fflrs Aad l. Bglil,
,ah
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-19
SIR THOMAS MAY GET
ANOTHER SKIPPER

SANDY HOOK. y. y. Jaiy ~
In the rae. bSt-e-a tho Ahamroyk
iiii and Rs.ola,s. sshsanIsi Tor TO.
morrow. :, -as rvpor,sa tn Pabilsh -
sia,smou,s. today tia, At ThSma,
ilpIon sOaIi substitute smother
skipper In place ~ Cap,aia Iigr,na
Sir Thomas -ogld no, cay TO-DAY
~ha, Developments mishi 10 st.
p-ctsd after iomoi fopa fas~ lis
would NOD discuss the possibility ot
tho removal Of Captain uuuan 10
~as somsuha, p-r,urbSd uhon he
read 10 the hs-,Fsgsrs Of piaas TOE
supplantfns nurion
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-19
VALLEY GARAGE.
MERRILL. ORE.
TO PRISON FOR wlTcHCRaFT
Canadian Authorities Revive Ancient
Statute That viii Appear ABSURD TO
hedsrn urd.rr,ardins.

Y, has been little more than ~,
ysars s'n~r anyone vas ~onvir'si -
wi,chrruft on ,hl. coutin-nt. ssys th,
Columbus Dispatch. and ". supposed
that there would never again be- any
more convictions Hut II srSus that
such prosecutions have been revived,
snr here comes q report from q Cana.
dan court ,o the effect that young
woman over there has lately b~~n SEN
,rnrssi to prison for -prscticing witch
r-afr.- for all the world like the nc
crsa'ions tina, us.-i 20 be nled against
people In this country.
The young woman In this c-.~
rislm.d 20 be able TO tell Who commit.
ted ccrtain thief, In her n-l -lshborhooi
she said a farmers oats had been
stolen by a man and a boy: TIM, they
drove = hny mare. aud ,proc-s'i~i west
Nari rfi-r the robbery. aud that they
voliid 10 found 70, q certain place.
shout ~ miles away. The officers
found her story 20 BE- true. and Hr
RESTED the parties who rubh~,i 'h.
farmer but Rs IN. young woman who
gave the information vas In no po'
s'fion 10 know the facts she r''isisi
except through cotnmpnins With "th.
spirits" people began talking about
her being q witch. with 'h. r.sult that
nm ancient statute was Invoked and
The giri prosecuted and sent 10 Jail
for her pains In aiding N. officers %
the law n II we're no, all duly record.
- In the newspapers ~e could not Be-
iIexe H.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-19
>tytt, D.

Sn'irr IL hrfchI I.tsa laH s,.i
Pfugosais siii - received !, a,
Hoard ~ HuP-frisup u ,hs k.u,n
pfalhaao DisiTlr, 4 klaaaA Con-,
OruEas Tor tie cotiifsc,ls. < "A
-pFks tuf the fvrlsmnt1a q "A,
iahds plihIn Tho h8aasafs, x al
iIistfisi arr1fiEHg 20 ~ t.is, AL
spcrIfIraifous approved bJ lks h.t
u HagsF,lsufs sa' vhfsA A., ~ .
iI'u at lbu 'fi"r - 30 Esr..,, Z
iho bIsifs' sha L. NJ ne ! tla.
sat' a. Np 80 y rgsrs sHa
ktamsih faf's ufrE8a
said proposals sI.I - rssssfsl %
90 Ihs haas %, tss o.yi1 a ,t "a, a..
rfuuon - thr ltih dly q lIfIE.
= ~ iBgU. o. fhr office q tAs - ~.
siEH-d 10 iEr IHafi % gss .s lls 90
% Etamafh TaIIs ufrs1s
Proposals Afr feared e . aa
nasIs Abd afs4 "a q tass u tfrH.
arso oi the iiBaIs % 'sii bsrG &
EaF
The naafd - Hagsftltor 'sss-
tio ffsht TO reject ssY o. al - "a
satisiart1ry 20 tho u Ard ., sti~
tlsors
Tho asrrcssiul bIi4sf vili 10 y
guifri TO d-p1sit a aaii,iis,gir sssl
10 the amourt - ipuniI''iis - 20
Of the CSsigast ptics soailils.ss 40
no OF thsJ ~ili con Pls,s ~ al
sonifart ss aEtr-i Blis 10 b. ssss,
Aasssi iith. ID;e
& u DE- LAP
Secretary KiamIih Dfslsaf' D.
tuct. kiamaih rAl.s. Vfsta
JuiB iprAuE
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-19

Al the age Of eight years Macauisy
wrote . treatise designed TO convert
the natives Of Maiabar to Christian.
ity.
Direct taxation In Engiand nov
amounts to over SIS per head OF the
population. a. compared TO less than
Sa In 1914.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-19
PERSONAL MENTION

Miss Euia Fr-y has returned In
her home Ia santa Paula. CIll'ogriI.
after two weeks visit with q .~rds
herr She was accompanied b. tie
Misses Alice and Esther uhrling
Miss Agnes Dunniux. who has
brcu visiting with Mrs. n. Morro~.
o. the white Pelican hotel Once
force. for the past two weeks. re-
tgrnri yesterday morning to her
home In san francisco.
RS. DiIon Is down from his home
In Fort Klamath and 10 stopPinE al;
the White Pelican hotel
Mlsa Agnes Drlseoii left this morn.
Ing ior Portland for a two weeks va
cation trip.
Mr. and Mrs, Richard r s,criekrr.
who have been slsit.ns lrlcnis lu
this city. were passengers on ,h"
morning train for San rranei,eo.
Ted White. manager OF tho Mon
dale theatre. left this morning for q
ten days business visit la San Fran
cisco.
Mrs. n. c. Anihony. Who has beer
visiting Mrs y u. Hall. returned TO
her home In Oaslant. California.
this morning
John II. Gordon. who has been
here on bushes, and visiting With
his friend. James Drl.coll. left this
morning for San Francisco.
p. G. Cole. district commercial
superintendent OF shs westsru
union Telegraph company. who has
been here on business. returned this
morning TO Seattle. Washington.
Mrs. c. W. Gritith. who has been
visiting relatives and friends here.
left this morning for her homs In
Memphis. Tennessee.
Miss Alice Owen went TO Midland.
Oregon. this morning to spend q
couple OF days With friends.
Charles W. Newhouss. OF San
Francisco. who has been her. look,
Ing after timber Interests. went TO
Doris. this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnston
wers passengers on the morning
train for Portland and from there
they will 20 TO southern California
points.
A. c. Hsrdry iin this morning TO
visit q, his home In Yrska for
couple Of weeks.
J. n. Moore left this morning for
San Francisco where he will be- for
about . month on business. From
there he will 90 TO South America.
william Cibbson. Of Seattle. Wash
ington. and Ross Linssy. Of Alberta.
Canada. are In tho city visiting with
Mr.. and Mrs. y. J. Mayer. Yeater-
day the party. accompanied by VIII
liam Ross. of the Southern Pacific
stan. motored to Crater Lake and re-
turned last night by the way OF Ton
que point and Pinnacle park.
Messrs. Gibbson and Linsey expect TO
spend the summer here.
DR.. Nellie v. Mark. OF Baltimore,
Md. has been here on q pleasure
trip to Crater Lake and left this
morning for Shasta Springs. csiifor'
MIA.
J. ID. Welch. OF Portland. Oregon,
was q passenger on the morpjng
train for Doris.
I. ID. Turner. q cattle buyer. has
been here on br sines for the opSt
three days. and left this morning
for Redding. California
w. G. sIsttery and G. r. Corgan.
prominent Portland timber opera
tons. stopped here overnight and
took this mornings train for Port
land. They are returning from . trip
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-19

TO iiku,i,~ In sosaseiiya ~i,h tasir
timb la,rrsa;,
Mr. Roy Orvm hA, accepted .
po.i,Ioa a. a icpgiy 10 the shrrins
1rlcc.
marriage i.s~use wa issari Sat
ufdsy 20 James u Aofandl and
AnlA G uhrru~p. both residents ot
tbis eourD
Mr. ini Nrs Carry Ransby ae.
euu,gaai-i by Miss Niunlo naraum.
spent ,cstrrtiy In i.auErli valley.
pr and VI, c. y. Mason aaa Nr.
snd Mrs. Grrrr,, Van Rlp-r ~rrs at
Rock Greek yrf'~rdsy pIcaIekiaE
M ani Mr Ftitr Marksafit and
Mr. aud SIR Irwri rIo-lias ~sh, TO
My ycs,rrday or siEs hen hun,
TAsy returned With tho limit,
Miss u~,s Pickett. With a friend.
Miss Erma Bruwn arrived SATURDAY
from Sau Francisco Miss Pickett
Will rsl, -tth her family on their
ranch n.,r Merrill for 'oms time.
Mr aud Mrs. , II Mllis. Mr, and
Mr. {. q Kills. Nr and Mr. A. J
vo,-. M. T. lee. Nrs o.. u
Henry. Mrs Grurvd- Noor-. Mrs
Lu"lia Cop-i,nd and laughter. Mar
iou. AARON oHrnbarkrr. Gfsa MaiI'
son. D-lo- Mills. Gsrom- IIsnry and
Boun Henry comprised party of
klamath people who visited Crater
Lake yesterday.
Mark l. Burns. vito vas aril'. In
business here at ono time. 4, N town
from Sacramento Tor the purpose 81
attending the funeral o' Ciywnn o
Downing. who died hers Siturdsy.
Clarence I.nor loft yesterday
morning for San fraaei.ro. vbero
he expects TO spend soths limo
Kenneth Konop left this morning
for Portland wh.r. b. expect to !oin
tho m.rehan, marine.
Mr. aud Mrs. George wan. &C.
eompanI.d by their d,nGitsr. Ger
aidin-. and Miss Ellen Mevissh.
spen, yesterday q, Spring cr-rk
Mn. Der, withrow ,r' laughter.
Waive. Mrs.. Georx. MeDorsii Josn
Mcdonald and Mrs. A Hsvn. whp 10
visiting hers from Los Angeles. are
sp~ndinG q short time "a ,hs vita.
row boat house. at Roxy Point.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Z.mwsi, aud
Mr.. zumwsit's father. :. " Zum.
walt. drove to Aspen lax, for Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Archie wishard wcrs
st Rocky Point over tho week end.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aii,1 Sloan ss-v
Spring creek visitors Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. J. u carnahan
spent the weekend at Crater Lake
Roscoe Zuckerman. ~ stockton.
California. IL q visitor IN Klamath
county. where he IL looking ,f,c- his
swamp lands In this Klam,th Drain.
age district.
Mr. and Mrs. I..yl Mcdonald
drove In from their home n i.angeII
valley yesterday for a yld. with
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Rn imus ssan
were klamath visitors AZ Crater
Lake park yesterday, They are
planning a trip to Bend In tho near
future.
Mrs. Jennie Hurn. who has been
visiting her sons In Portland ard
Eugene for the last two months. ar.
rived home last night.
Tom Delxell. Ernei stearns and
Kenneth Perry who spent the week
end In town from the surveyors camp
on the Upper lake. returned TO work
late last night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kingston. Of
Rochester. N. r.. who have been Wis
iting relatives In this city for the
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-19
ni.i.i,,il~ NttTiN.

Asugviil.E. y G. jsl' h'-''
southern nsrspap~r Paell's'' "
.oeiaiion op-noi in Aassil ''a'a
tloa hero today
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-19
CELEBRATED stWGtO> ~
crLEnnsrI>. niRTIspSs

ROCHESTER,. Man. July 10
Dr, Charles H'MaJo. on. Of tho
founders Of the celebrated Mayo sur.
Gioai ciinie. is ss years old today
H- vss born hesv.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-19
TRAPsHOOTERs MEETING

WALLACE. Idaho. July is.-Ths
state trapshootinx association open
ed It's annual tournament In this city
today.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-19

na yoa need hlfrcs,lsE isl ''ss
farming marhlnSry' osi ua' ~
proved iIa superiority. Hes' vu
age. Nain street 'N
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-19

pss' Ns weeks. loft this morning for
. tour Of California pc,sts.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-19

Ar'lneiai nov-r -r.mating 10 an ar,
In which tho Japanese .soci.
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-19

H,otsss Batteries sAnrsi is, y
Paifoi a, Ths Eleeifis sAsP. w
sth ~ w"
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-19

wANTED-Two nrst class operating
sawmili millwrights. no other Kind
need apply. Leave address or teie-
phone number at Box 100. Herald
once. 1895
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-19

FOR sALE-one high grade Duroc
Red Boar. years old. big and
heavy: price s32.0o. Michael Reuek.
BONANZA, ore. 1921
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-19

FOR SALE or isase-Good oppor-
tunity. apartment house. Call A.
J. Lyle. 1890
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-19

II you want to buy . serviceabis
used car We can sell you Just the car
you need. Reasoasble prices. tho
oughly overhauied. several kinds.
Houis Garage. Main street. ~ II
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-19

SMALL HOUSE for sai9 In Ind Hot
Springs Add. reasonable for cash.
Boz X. Herald once. 1877
The evening herald. (Klamath Falls, Or.) 1906-1942, 1920-07-19

Only Q limited smpust Of mint
land In the Midland tract will be sold
ON the present easy terms. You can
pay for II easily out Of yosr wages.
II means . good living fos lite. Talk
II over With as. L. Jacobs. S33
Main street. lS-tf
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
NATIONAL BANK OF EGYPT

Established under Egyptian Law. June. 1855.
with the exclusive right 10 issue
Notes PAYABLE at sight. to bearer.
d. 300. 900 Shares Of fio each. fully paldJ.
RESERVE FUND ............. e.. 700. 900
Goyelnor-F. r. ROWLATT. Esq.
HEAD OFFICE-CAIRO.
Sub Coy ernors-J HOME. B. HORNSBY.
BRANCH-AIFxANDR
LONDON AGENCY:
and KING WILLIAM ST. LONDON.E.CA
The Bank transaets All kinds oi banking
business.
Rod Farag (Cairo,. Schag Tantah and Zaga5e
and In the Soudan at Khartoum. Fort Soudzn-
offices iii t-ypt ut Cairo tHeuu UtliceI. Aiex
sndria. Ass0ut. Assuan. Benha. BeniS Chi
Din-el-kon. Damanhur. Fayoum. keneh. Luxor
Mansouran Minieh MOusky Cairo. Port Said.
suakim. and the Sub-Agencies at El Cbeid. TotH
and Wad- Medani.
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
So, 900, 900, 900 Under
State Bank Control,
Says Mr.. Skinner
Official Declares Department Super
vises 900 Financial Concerns at
Beginning of Year.

ALBANY, N. Y, Sunday.-At the close |
OF 1919 there were $50 institutions, firms and
individuals under the supervision of the
New York State Banking Department.
with resources OF nearly 5000, 900 900, il !
was reported tonight by State Superin-
tendent of Banks Skinner.
To maintain the position of the UniteS
States in internationa. commerce branch
offices have been opened by New York
State banking institutions in the West
Indies and South America and all along
the Pacific coast Of Asia
Superintendent Skinner reports that since
the close OF the European war there has
been marked recurrence TO the general
| tendency OF national banks TO convert
into State banking institutions or consol-
idate with them. On this question mis- re-
port says
From the revision OF the banking law
in 1914 till the entrance OF tine United
States in the European war the conversion
of national banks into State banking insti-
tutions or their absorption by State insti-
tutions became very large feature OF
4
| ty-six national banks were converted into
state Institutions during the year or con-
solidated with State banking institutions.
and at least two such conversions or con-
solidations are now in progress"
Referring to the development OF branch
banking in New York State he says
while there has been very consider
able development of branch banking
through the opening and maintenance of
branch offices during the year. this de-
partment has endeavored to be as con-
servative in the approval Of new branch
offices as in the authorization of new in
stitutions. A number of new branch
offices, however. have been approved in
interior cities Of the State where branch
| banking, IL practised at all. has been
attempted only on very limited scale.
"A large number Of branch offices have
also been established in other countries,
many of them in the Orient. by invest
ment companies organized for the pur-
pose of promoting our foreign trade and
enabling this country to retain that posi-
ton in International commerce which il
for the first time attained during the
European war;
THE sale of Liberty and Victory bonds
to individuals as a result of the patriotic
appeals made to them during the war
and the great increase in the wealth of
the country as a result of war activities
and opportunities have resulted in a great
demand for safe deposit boxes. and this
demand has been largely met by an in
crease in the branch offices of such COM
panies."
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
Sales
Mel
Sales

$10,000,000
The r. J. Reynolds Tobacco CO.
TO Cumulative Preferred Stock
a to assets anddv
an a W
Dividends
Register cruSrRALU oNrRusrc NwYo
ranarAo TRUST coSpAN1. New wYonz
eYeas% Notes. .dueA August
Seven Per Cent Cumulative Preferred Stock Geludng
Winston
sells
brands of cigarettes smoking world
This of Preferred Stock providing additional
business
is
STOCK, o in
o
proceedings in approval
g
All of h. stock u a applied
Wachovia Bank & Trust Co. Bernhard, Schole Co.
Wall Street Pnne.st
New York London
n ha
e
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY

CONSOLIDATED MOKTAGAGE 0lo
SINKING FUND CONVERTIBLE BONDS.
The EIu tahle Trust Company Of New York.
successor TO Colonial Trust Company as Trustee
under Interna tional PAPER Company ., MortSaESe e
Sinking Fund for the sale of bonds issued under
said mortgage. to exhaust the sum of Two uun,
Thirty-siy Dollars and Five Cents tS299 1876 05,.
Bonds offered at the lowest prices will be given
preference
Sealed offers will be opened at the office of the
undersigned. No. 81 Wall St. New York City. at
II o'clock noon. February 3. 1920, aDN ehonld
be ndorsed Offers for the Sale Of Bon.- to the
International PAPER Company Sinking Fund"
The right is reserved to reject any and all Of
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK. Trustee
By LYMAN. RHUADEs. Vice President.
Dated New York. JaDnary 3. 1920
The New York herald., 1920-01-12

CONTINUED on NEXT PAGE1
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
DIVIDENDS, MEETINGS, &C.


THE following Is a, resolution adopted at Spe
COAiMONM FAITH INC, held at Room 1907 o
ihe Aeoan Building 33 West i2d. street, Borough
~ Manhattan. City OF New York on 'Deceilbe
at inin nj nine o'clock In the evening. In ac
.ordance with prior notice sent 10 all the stock
holders aud published in the New York Herald
on December II. 1919. and December Js. 1o1p:--
RESOLVED. That on aud after the filing
of the proper certificate with the Secretary
OF STATE OF the state Of New York. the name
~ fbis corpora lion shall lie changed from lis
present name the Zion Commonwealth Inc,
~ tho Afue rican Zion Commonwealth unc.l.
RESOLVED. That the Chairman and Secre.
farv hc and they hereby are. authorized and
directed 10 make sign. verify aud acknowledge
nrrper certificates Of proceedings required by
statute and cause of such certificates to
be- filed aud recorded Ia the office OF the
Secretary OF state Of the State of New York
and n dilpiicate thereof to be recorded in the
Office of the Clerk of the County OF New York
aud 10 do all acts and things that may be
necessary 10 comply with the provisions of
law applicable to and reguln ting snch Increase
OF capital stock. the Issuance OF preferred and
common stock and the change OF name ~ The
said corporation. from ZION COMMON
WEALTH mo. 20 the AMERICAN zion
COMMONWEALTH GNCl.
we. ,ae Undersigned. BERNARD a. RoSEN
secretary OF the ZION COMMONWEALTH INC
do hereby certify that the above Is true and
correct copy Of resolution adopted az a. Special
Meeting of the stockholders Of the ZION COM.
MONwEALTH INC. held on December 81 1912
ZION COMMONWEALTH. INC,
Bv BERN ARD 4. EOSENBLATT President
MARCUS BSTERAfAN. Secretary.
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
WEEKS BOND SALES.

Sales of railroad and miscellaneous bonds
for the last week amounted to sls073,0oo
of government bonds to SIS. 900, and OF
city bonds to s153, 900, total in all issues Of
s1o3, ,4so 600. as compared with $3.50, ,223o 900 for
the preceding week and 900 for that
ended December q The sales follow
Liberty Loan Bonds.
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

STATE OF NEW YORK
OFFICE OF THE
SECRETARY OF STATE y
This CERTIFICATE issued IN duplicate hereby
certifics that PHILIP MORRIS & COMPANY,
LIMITED. domestic stock corpora tion. has filed
I'm this office on this 3lst day 81 December. 1919
papers for the voluntary dissolution OF such cor.
iorntion under section 22i ~ the General Cur.
poration law, and that u appears thcrcfron that
such curfprati tiun has complied With said section
in order 10 be dissolved
WITNESS nv hand and tho seal cf
office Of the Secretary of State. nt
the City Of Albany this thirty
first day cf December, ono thou
sand nine hundred aud nineteen.
a.. W. Taft.
tSrsl Second Deputy
tSTATb OF NEW 1ORh Secretary VI State,
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
PATENT ATTORNEYS.
PATENrS.

Over 10 years practices all communicn tlons
strictly confideutal handbook op patents. free ON
request spcciul facilities icr offtcc conSiltai1ns.
The New York herald., 1920-01-12
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

MANUFACTURING and jobbins sbop ,ccura,e
machine work, At moderate prices, automa nc
-four work. ADIRONDACK MACHINE CO.
The New York herald., 1920-01-12

Sales Net
Gn 81, OO0). High. Low. Last G ge.
AZ Al 3's n 40 As 4s NJ
Chi & Alton 3ik's SO 31h 81 81 :.
Chi 3 & @ sen AS AZ 81 1874 81 +l55
CBSzQ as. Den di 90 So e6
CB&Q as. III div Z 81 s3& S3A IA
CB&Q s7s's III di Il 75iz 74lA 75la ~
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