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FOE sALE-HOUSEs

c11A>,NoN &I1CHc
-, ,t1L n g. NV NJ ~,
~ ATt'i ~
Takorna Park
rooms and bath: ho,: water neat: s.ec.
.ss, terms ra.'@ "
Columbia Heights.
$3.50:
water heat. electricity, h.r,woeti nsess,
ess :. .rsaasss.
Near eth and p , in the o ,,s,.t, ,n, e
s sss e for resmas house; % roos:s and
baths; steam heat. ess. inssanm ,n ECU
heater: done'e sssaxei = mon'n's 'eh-
ant. Terms caa se arraheea.
Ss.ooU. ,,..
~ei p" equipped and q recon. eon.,rae,
tion; emi-denched 7 rooms anc osth:
oreekNs. vosIn. i.v1t nv
Porches; stone fouHdatioa' siste roei'
Saul,S Addition.
A detached home eenta,nisx . room,
elsettieity: front porch; .rreened.Ia
\N,sb;,9+o, ue;ohts
XR $50
,c.~r ,,.,o
lot so1iso.
Rloominoda1e
CO 2s1
@C'ooo.
A comfortable 7-room and bath resi-
dence on North Capitol st; heated ~
asr.se; ' Occupied I by ow ss immediste
nos.ession.
Columbia Heights.
90 1cc
DC, ZoU.
Just few steps from 14th st.;
modern home Of the colonial type con
tanning rooms. bath: heated by FUR
nsss e,scts n.,. fry, n0o anG
double rear porches space for garage
SHANNON g. HIGHS
713 14fh st N w. Main Z,34S
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1ith ST. BUSINESS PROPERTY. BETWEEN
Irving ST. and Park road. netting IOtf .l.a
north Of Park road. store property nettin.
l1Te. For particulars and inspection rsI, =,
Office MT. PLEAsANf REALTY co, nii
Park road.
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Mt. Pleasant.
$12,5OO.OO.

In good location, west Of Mt. Pleas
ant street. Vacant now and Just
papered and painted. Hot-water heat,
electric light and double flreproof ga
rage. Contains . rooms and baths.
Has 8 large bedroomA
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WANTED--APARTMENTS.


FOUR OR FIVE ROOM HousEkEEPING
apartment: northwcat preferred. ). a. VAL
LAGHER. si4 9Th At. a.w.
APARTMENT FURNISHED OR CNfuR-
n,shed; six more rooms: must ne iocsted IN
ireprcof apartment house; locating ps, 1nn.
RI ntai must be reasonable: would consider pur-
chase Of ANAL apartment house or an apsr.-
mont In . good apartment honse Address c"k
213 r, Star ONCE.
fTRNTSHED OR UNFURNIsHED; BACHE
lor; one OF two rcoms. for one year or faaSer'
state location and price. Address" BOX s ~.
ONE ROOM AND BATH AND KITCHENErTE;
business woman: permanent must be feasoa-
able. Address Boz 20e-h. star office.
5 OR ROOM HorsEKEEFTNG AFT. ".
sn.n,shss: or win hay furniture Addre'. ~ sof
wANTED-I OR : ROOM. KT'VHENErrE
and bath apartment. furnished or nnfurnisheo.
Address Boz sie.h. Star ONCE. 96e
FTKNTsHED-a OR NOON HOtsEKEEf-
ing apt. viii cunsher purchasing rehson-
able amount Of furniture and taking oyer iesse
Describe and state terms. Address Rox So
FOUR OR FIVE ROOM APARTMENT OR
fiat: unfarniahed modern impfovementsi ref
nrences II required; permanent. Mrs. n l.
DAVIS. 1929 Park place ne. 20
IN NORTHWEST sECTTON-FROM MAY l
to October 1: small furnished apartment Tor
four younG ladies'; rent not to exceed $lOO;
Star Once 27s
OR 4 ROOM AND BATH HOUSEKEEPING
apartment: partly furnished or unfurntshed:
by reaned couple: May Is or sooner; state
price. Address Rox 1G3.R. Star ONCE. 26'
FURNISHED ROOMS AND BATH NV.
section; immediate possession. Address Box
1l3-R Star Office 27s
YOUNG MARRIED COUPLE DESIRE OR 8
room. kitchenette bath apartment: elevator,
electricity. or frstfoor private home; pefma-
nent. ARTHUR ]. SEATON, 2215 14th st. NV.
26s
APARTMENT TO WI'UFY JUNE / OR BE-
f"re: l,~droon. bath and kitchenette; reason
able northwest near North Capitol aud Florida
ave. W. LYNCH, 1873 lst st. NV. -
ROOMS. KTTCHEN AND BATH, Y. W:
reliable. permanent tenant: not over $50. Ad-
dress Boy SS-R. Star ONCE 20e
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FuR sAIE-HUUBE6
fs~AHA>AA
Municipal Auto Exchange,

4 c
1858 D st. NV.
1890 HUDSON spEEDsTER ... .se.s75
1920 HUDSON ~ fo aSSas g. "e. 1900
1911. BUICK F FSr isHst i''" miles ,seo
1917 BUICK se7 TbHr riseifi ''r ~" " so
1919 nu,cx 4 r sns;k e. a for cash, $50
1917 Hrr,fah ?as'F TWO s1SF. sssp car "n
,o,- = re cash s,..sce S" monthly a,o
1917 caR INV sosa; "a So Wv ", SIS
,r,s OVERLAND sfSs s;s1 TSfsir q "a,'' $50
| Sep cash. balance - monthly.
1919 D9BeE TOURING ..:.....:... $50
o0tO cash, balhnre e5e monthly.
1918 FORD TOURING .:..s........ 40
~. r5 ssss s,sn AN. ss,snre $40 monthly,
$3.50 cash. balance $40 monthly.
1914 HUDsoI RACER. .:...-.::; $50
e2ne cash, balance 125 monthly.
We will buy your used car
| CASH NJ MONEY.
District Auto Sales Co.
Rear 424 penna. ave. NV. Main 4ss2
1r17 Oakland touring good condition.
ipis National touring, Al, sew paint.
isie REQ touring, .' sesd tres Al condition.
| 1911 Hudson saper-sif. al1-year car.
! 1913 Dodge touring, excellent coalition.
1915 Chevrolet touring. II cheap.
1916 Dodge. perfect throughout.
comparison elsewherp will convince you
the above cars are bargains.
Terms II desired 49,
A FEW REAL BARGAINS.
Ford light delivery. 1915.
Ford light delivery. 1890.
White ton chassis.
Hershonon touring, 1914, Sits.
Buick touring. little four. model Cas-.
Buick touring. light si1, D-45.
Dodge touring. early II.
Terms can be arranged to responsible party
III Az st sw. 20.
BUY OR SELL REAL EBTATE THROUGH
Q. 3. zANTZINGHR.
FOR sALE-NEAR STATE. WAR AND NAVY
building; rooms and bath; hot-air furnace
GEO. v. LiNKINs. Exclusive Agent.
INA PeansylvahiA ave- NV.
n'f iaa EsBTHGFF Fa.. ESssiAcSIos.
home; rooms; bath: attic; three large porch
beautiful to see: lot $50 It. deep to loft
paved alley. Phone Main 225.
NEAR LIST AND n. \. AVE. Nw.-THRBE.
story brick; latrobe heat; room for garage;
Rsa sids f fssm DA 4sds K JACKSON
EAR MT. PLEASANT AND KTf.BOTKNE
sts.; rooms. baths; brick garage. Price
III 500. G. JOHNSON. l413 g ct. Frank.
6S3O. 27s
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION FROM OWNER;
rooms bath; electricity; gas; hot-water heat;
half square two car lines; Brightwood sec
tion; price reasonable. Address Boz 90 r,
Star Office. 27s
81 OWNER-oR. BRICK; WHITE L0C1.
toni excellent rooming section: close In:
$500; cash, 81 900. Cali North 61p5. 27s
PETWORTH-S6,5OO.
Groom semi-detached modern colonial home
on Allison st. one square from cars room for
garage; good terms to responsible buyer
10TH AND MD. AVE. NE.
AT $500.
Well built Groom home in this desirable
white section at $1,000 less than similar
houses are selling for good terms.
DAVIS & STEELE,
NJ. 5Os2. 1920 n. Y. ave.
Service Our Success.
ALLAN r WAT KEEP e, 90
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Detached-Saul's Addition.

Detached-Saul's Addition
$11,75O. Terms.
rooms and tiled bath on two 6oor.
hot,water heat; electric lights; garage:
sttlc over entire house; hardwood noors
large porches.
Near Conn. Ave. and Bridge.
$4,000. Terms.
Ispestr, brick corner. cont.inins 8
heat; electric light; large back yard an
unusually attractive Offering.
Park Road-Facing Park.
$4,000. Terms.
rooms, 2 baths; hot-water heat: elec.
tic light: hardwood floors; open Fireplace.
room Tor garage; colonial front porch: rear
sleeping porch.
Wyoming Ave.--S17. 500.
l0-room and 2-bath home in perfect con-
dinon; well arranged rooms southern ex.
town. As
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PRICE. $13. 250-CHEvY CHASE, D. c. One.
half block from Conn. ave.. on a very
pretty street. Detached house. practi-
cally new. in fine condition. having
nine rooms. two baths, modern heating
and lighting. oak floors. open fireplace,
sleeping porch and garage. Immediate
possession will be given BY the owner.
PRICE. -, $50 - 18th ST. Desirably located
home, colonial type, having six rooms
and bath and heated by hot water
The property IL now vacant, in good
condition and reasonable. Terms Of
sale will be accepted Inspect this At
once.
PRICE. $4,000 = CLEVELAND PARK, A
practically new home, having ten
rooms. three baths. electric NRhts
hot-water heat. hardwood floors: the
type OF house and construction being
the most desirable: near the Cathedral:
terms II desired; possession.
PRICE, %, o5o-DowNrowN. v.rv co,,.,.
fently located. within walking distance
OF all the stores. A we'll built three
story brick. having nine rooms ana
bath, good sized lot to q Wide paved
alley. and a property that is we'll
worth your consideration.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON, INC,
1884 II 81. NV Phone Main 1923.
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Connecticut Avenue.
THE CHAsTLETON.

One Square Dupont Circle.
Five large fourth door rooms and bath; hot
water heat: electric lights; gas for cooking,
phone service. all included with rent, $50 per
mouth; large. private residence; no elevator;
references. Phone franklin 1854
THREE ROOMS, KITCHENETTE AND
bath. 628 N 81. NV. Apply to janitor or C.
II. Parker Co. 1876 ~ st. sw
,TOR RENT 10 REFINED COUPLE WITH
out children; three large unfurnished house,
keeping rosns; second feor: private bath;
gas range; gas for lights and cooking; tele-
phsae. Call Phone Columbia 6l1a. evenings
after .. 27s
EXCELLENT TwO-ROON AND BATH NON
housekeeping apt: in the New Chaumout
aptsL 1885 Eye st. NV; vacant May I; rent.
sSS per month Edward Lewis. 9i2 18th
ST. n.w. Phone Main 351
z 6tAtTTFUL OUTSIDE NON-HOUsEKEEP-
ing enfurnished rooms to employed couple
~ 18th OF. NV. North 0001.
f0U0ho0h AND BA1H CORNER zFT.. 3fd
Asoe: near 14th and Harvard; adults only
4ssae Columbia 1857 between and pm. &c
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 18th St. NV. Main Z545
Takoma Park.
$1,000.

A large detached house contninfng 10
roums and bath; hot-water heat, efec-
frfrity: slate reefi space fer garaBe'
easy terms.
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POSSESSION; 10 ROOMS AND BATH; NEAR
l4th and Fairmont; cheap: terms. Address
boz l47-P, star office.
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HEDGES & MIDDLETON INC,
1884 II ST. NV. Phone Main 1923.
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HARTUNG & GIBBONS
sol Southern Bldg. 18th and H SITS NV
Main 100 and Main 373
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A practically bfAnd.new detached
house. All modern improvements.
including Z garage on paved alley.
Four bedrooms. bath and lavatory
dining room. livias room, Kitchen and
large cellar.
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SHANNON & LUCHS,
713 14th St. NV. Main 2345.

BEAUTIFUL s-KOON HND HATH BUNG1-
low. located between Chevy Chase and Cleve-
land Park; hot-Water heat electric lights; lot
60x102s. Price. BIO. $50. Mr. SH0WALrER.
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18th Street Extended.
$4,000.

Near 14th and Perry streets. A nicN
Groom and-bath house: large rear
yard. In excellent condition. Posses
sion can be given.
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JOHN w. THOMPSON COMPANY.
-IncorDorated

- Ao.n o'ie@'' Main 14II.
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Columbia Heights.

Thoroughly msaern and complete In
every detail, q rosms and hath; hot
N,ter heat. electricity, hsrlwoBd neors,
yscant; Immediate possession. Terms
can BE arranged.
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Special Notices
Office OF
INSURANCE. co. OF NORTH AMERICA
Sd and Walnut sts
philaiIeInbia

February 10, 1920
A. q meeting of the stockholders held
Friday, February D., 1920, q resolution was
company from 81 900. 900 to s5 900. 600
At.a meeting of the Board Of Directors
held this day the following resolution was
adopted:
RESOLVED, Each stockholder OF record
at close, of business February II, 1920 shall
new stock on account Of every four az
shares held. The amount to be paid for
sch share shall be twenty dollars S20). ten
dollars (S10) OF which shall be placed to
capital and ten dollars (Si0) added to the
surplus Of tho company.
Warrants Will be mailed February II
JOHN KREMER
Secretary
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CRUDE OIL MARKET
THROWN WIDE OPEN
Pittsburgh Purchasing Agency
No Longer Able to Sell to
Independe' Refineries

Pittsburgh. Feb 20.-The market for
PENNSYLVANIA crude oil was thrown wide
open here today by the announcement of
the Joseph Seep Purchasing Agency
that, beginning March 16, it would no
longer sell oil to independent refincries.
The reason given was that it did not
have enough oil for its own business.
Increased consumption of PennSyl
vania crude during the last few years
has steadily forced up the price until
now it is quoted by the Secp Agency at
So. .65 a barrel. three advances having
been made since the beginning of the
year.
Independent rcfncrs have been pro-
vided with n given proportion of their
requirements by the Seep Agency, but
some time ago, when they found the
Seep Agency could not fill their de-
mands. they went out into the market
and bought oil at a premium in COM
petition with the agency. That premium,
ii was stated today, has often reached
fifty cents a barrel and even now, with
the latest advance. is more than twenty
five cents.
SO scarce is oil of all kinds that
scouts have been sent into the different
fields in the hope of picking up oil in
sufficient quantities to keep the indie
pendent rehneries going, One refinery,
il was stated. was trying to buy oil
by the trainload," while others, not so
firmly intrenched financially, were en-
deavoring to get it in smaller quan-
titles.
The action of the Seep Agency. il
was said by veteran oil men, would re-
turn the market TO the conditions which
prevailed years ago when there was no
powerful buyi1g agency through which
prices We're stabilized.
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BUSINESS NOTES

The Yokohama raw silk market Is
quiet and unsettled, following a brief
squirt OF buying which pushed prices up
zoo yen per picul The result has been
a loss of 100 yen of the gain.
Some improvement was noted in sales
IN the market for gray goods yesterday,
but the volume of cloths moved in the
aggregate was not large. Both first and
second hands were in the market as
sellers, but tho latter did most of the
business that was transacted. Fine
yarn cloths and sateens continued to
drag.
The movement OF garment factories
out of town, according TO a local manu-
facturer. would offer a solution OF many
OF the problems of the needle trades
here II II were possible to induce the
operatives TO move out also. This the
posed to do, even If the labor orgsniEa-
tions, which frown on the plan, might
change their attitude.
While manufacturer in various lines.
whose help Is usually drawn from the
foreign element, are of the opinion that
present wages will not stand once the
immigration bars are let down, the ex-
perience of long-established employers
is that no reductions are likely, The
head of one Arm, in business for nearly
three-quarters of century, cannot re-
call a single Instance in the experience
OF his house where wages receded.
The American Locomotive Co. has re-
torty-ive engines for the Canadian
National Railway, of which twenty-fi
are Santa Fe type and twenty-nine light
Paciflcs. The company has also re-
ceived orders for a considerable number
of engines for domestic roads In the
last day or two, the principal order
being for fifteen engines for the Louis
VILE and Nashville,
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CURB INTERESTED
IN SILVER STOCKS
Sudden Development of Activity
in Group Surprise to Trad
ing Element
INDUSTRIAL ISSUES STRONG

New York. Feb. 20.--Oneofthefea
lures of the Broad Street Curb trading
today was the sudden development OF
activity and strength in many of the
silver mining stocks. Nipissing was
in demand on large scale. with trad
ing at 10A to 103s, and FL Salvador,
another silver stock, sold at 2Hs to
3h.
The petroleum stocks were all active
and strong. International Petroleum
leading that group with an advance of
6 points. to &C. General Asphalt
ranged from "a to SS, in the first half
Of the day, and Simms moved up from
80 to 81.
The industrial issues were, also
stronger. British American Tobacco
selling at 1917 to 10A, Retail Candy
at 14k to 10 and General Motors at
24A to %.
Goldwyn Pictures was exceptionally
weak, yielding from 2S to 25h: Carib
Trading sold at 30 to 3212. Subma..
rine Boat was traded in at 1872 and
Aetna Explosives at SH.
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PROPOSALS FOL

PROPOSALS. FOR GABARDINE-onics of
the ouartermaster General, Clothing and
washington, b. z. Sealed proposals.. n
duplicate. will be received here until IL ..
M Febrm.ry eb. 1890. for furnishlnE all or
any part of J500 yards OF o. d. Gabordino
Information on request.
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KENTUCKY PUBLIC SERVICE co.
Sinking Fund Notice

Sealed proposns viii be received at the
office % Fidelity Trust Company. Nos. 3a5-
sale TO the Trustee Of sufficient amount OF
the hirst Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds
Of the Nrutu'l,v Pun lie Service Company,
dated February J. 1916. to invest the sun,
OF S5Sle,12 and tho said Trustee hereby
said fund. P'rnosals mnat be scaled and
o'clock. NJ. on NonIey. March 3. 1870, M
offer exceeding I0oiH ner cont and Accrued
interest will he accepted IRE right is re.
served to reject any and all bids Such
bo"ds rs may he accepted will he paid al
!nH nTSa OF t,a Trustee on Wednesday
Fidelity TRUST COMPANY Trus,ee
VIM. p Geet. President
Ehladcnhlo. February ;. 1890.
fy5a THE "sANITARY COMPANY OF
AMERICA" Six Ter Cent First
M;Iortgsse ;Iora ,%ow.ssnts-nve-Year Gold Bonds due
Notice is hereby given that pursuant TO
the terms OF the lndcnture OF Morteaxe
dated March I. 1918 $4,000 OF said Bond
numbered 80. %. 100 and 1873 have been
drawn for redemption by the Sinking Fund
1920 when all interest thereon shall cease
Tho above bonds with all unmatured cou.
pcn3 ATTACHED should be presented for pay
mert at the office OF the Trustee on or after
ROYERSToRD TRUST COMPANY.
TRUSTEE
RoTersford. Mont Somery co. Pa
II. II. GRANDER. Treasurer
Dated Royersford, Pa, February . 1870
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FINANCIAL

IN ryr REPATRIATION NOTICE
~ THE HOLDERS OF POCAHONTAS
rCDrLiEKIES COMPANY FIVE FER
LENT SINKING FUND FIRST MORT
I,I;s I22z JSS, bSStEb INBER NiokTG%GE Of
niHTrr;n pnaiHTr; VIRGINIA CORPORATION.
. Inc undersigned, having elected to re-
ueeul the entire amount of bonds outstanding
OF tne Issue above referred to- and in par
susnce ,usnce Of Paragraph OF the mortgage above
ireierred to: hereby gives notice that 1t will on
May !. 1890, redeem all Of said bonds at the
pEiSe pEtt or loJ9o of their par value. together
sc %tn ~ aGcruGd h and unpaid interest, at the Of
Ihe undersigned requires that on or be-
LOT, ,orS d siid redemption date said bonds. accom-
nanleo by all matured and unmaturcd cou-
pons, oe presented for redemption and pay
ment at the office Of sa'd Columbia Trust
company. 90 Broadway. New York City.
1; 1n2o; on all bonds not presented for re.
cease TO be secured by the indenture of
m0rtSare above referred TO-
POCAHONTAS COLLTERIFS COMPANY
BY PoCAHOMTAS FUEL COMPANY. IN
By ISAAC 4. MANN.
Dated January ~. 1890
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Union National Bank
Philadelphia. Pa,
February 10, 1920.

teoruhry ~, 1870.
AT stated meeting of tho
Board of Directors. held this day,
the following minute was unsni-
mOusIy adopted:
Whereas, the Board OF Di-
rectors of the Union National
Bank. having heard with sorrow
of the death of their Vice Prest- &
dent and Fellow Director, Mr..
Ignatius j. Dohan. on the 18th
inst, and desiring to express their
grief. their sense of loss at being
deprived of his compa nionshfp
and assistance in the work of the
bank. adopted the following reso-
luton:
That in the death of Mr.. Ignatius
j. Dohan, the Board of Directors
has lost one of their number, who
served continuously for over
thirty-two years. with conscien-
tious fidelity In the performances
OF every duty encumbent upon
him and as Vice President for
more than one year:
RESOLVED. That. in our duty
to him, we testify TO his sterling
integrity, genial manner, kindness
of heart and uniform courtesy
and consideration for others,
which won our affectionate re-
gard.
RESOLVED, That we tender
TO his family our sincere sym
pathy in their great bereavement.
Louis n. Spielberger,
Vice President and Cashier.
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MILAN CRAAlP a. SONS SHIP AND
ENGINE BUILDING COMPANY
SEALED TENDERS WILL BE RFCEIYEI

SEALED TENDERS WILL BE RECEIVED
by the usdersigned until Thursday, Feb
ruary 26. 1920. at II a. m, for the sale OF
as many Bergner 6 Ensel Brewing Com
pany first mortgage. 9 per cent bonds. due
Privilege is reserved to reject any Or ali
bids
MERCHANTS UNION TRUST COMPANY,
JOHN S. BTOREN. president. 716-7l7
Chestnut St
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THE AMERTCAN GAS GO.

IOI Market ST, Camden. n. J..
February 20. 1920,
A quarterly dividend OF ~ or 81 per
Of this company, payable March list, 1890. TO
the stockholders OF racord l2 o'clock noon.
February 2lst 1890, checks VIII be mailed.
Treasurer
4 MEETING. OF THE BOARD or DI-
rectors OF ~ BrS,hers SJ CorporaIlpn waT5
dividend Of D. per cent and an extra divl-
dend OF 2%, pcr cent were declared to all
stocIxholders Of record on January 26. 1920
payable on February 20, 1920, Checks will
10 LIT BROTHERS.
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Annual EleGtIOns

February 10, 1920
q -SsgS At 4 MEETING OF THE BOARD
~ OF Directors of the Logan Trust Com
paDy, held this day. r.. Clarence Miller was
elected director of the company to MI the
vacancy caused by the death of Edmund
JOHN H. WOOD
Secretary
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5000 .105
City of Bordeaux 6s
5000 ..., 9OA
City of Lyons b &c
5000 ,.,. 90N
City of Marseill's 6s
10000 80, B0M
City of Paris B 6s
1000 ,... 90M
Cityof Toxic B 5s
1000 ,... b5
&C Carlo
5000 .... i1h
Com Tab & r Co 6s
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Dividends
American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

a DIVIDEND Of Two Dollars per share will
holders OF gecord at the close of business
on Friday, March 10 1920.
on account OF the annual meeting the
transfer books will be closed from Saturday.
March 20, to Tuesday, March 80, 1920, botn
G. d. MILNE, Treasurer.