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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-09-22

49, TlTISBURGH
Allegheny General Hospital
Homeopa thic Medical and Surxlos, un,.
p!tsi and pispsnsary NJ"
ps...;.nt ipss!asr:nr. Hs:5i..l HHS:ss.:|
ss::ssytiF'sa s.reE ao:pl,al H0'0'.'l
rlttsburxh. Hospital sister Of Charity
81 Jo.eph.s HOSPITAL
Sautnside Hospital
Western PennsyivPr'r vnsp'ta,
PITTsToN
PIttston Hospital
,. roTTsTowN
r,,..,,,,. P2rTsvlLLr
READING
ST. Joseph's Iospital
Taylor Hospital
RoCHEsTER
Eocucster General Hospltai
SCRANTON
state Hospital
Moses Taylor Hospital
Hahnemann Hosn'tal
sEWICKLEY
Stwickiey Hospital
SHARON
Christian II. Bull Hospital
SPASGIEK
Miners hospital Of Sorthern Cambria
ThRFSTUM
Allegheny VALLEY Hospital
WARREN
Warren State Hospitai
WASHINGTON
Washington City Hospltal
WEST CHESTER
Homeopathic fiospitai OF Chester Count,
Chester County Hospital
WILLIAMSBURG
Columbia Hospital
wILRES-BARRE
Wyoming Homeopathic Hospital
WILLIAMSPORI
w!lliamsport Hospital
WINDBER
wlndber Hospital
York Hospital und Dispensary
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celpts. 100 head. Fifty cents aishsr; SO
mlaJO.
to 30c lower. itssvy. sls@ts.25; mixed and
yorkcrs, SiS.3adis.5O; lirht workers., $50
sHEEP AND LAMBs--Recsipts, $40 head,
.. so: wethers. $3.50 as: ewes. ssn7: mixed
East st. Louis. Sept, 22.--CATTLE--Rs-
sspts 1000 head ,9sglG2SSsms ,s steers Sss
1850 is.So; yeariInss. et steers and n.itsrs, steady
canrer sows steady at so.7SF4sS; bulls
steady: calves soc higher; good and choice
veaiers, tis.75Spt7,6O feeder steers steady.
HoGS--Receipts, 1900 head 2oc to 30e
STsF Sys THH Sn SoE sHt heaHs %9S sGu sfdSS
Gl7.cs
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Address Public Ledger Educational Bureau for Detailed
Information, Communicate Directly With the
Hospital in Which You Are Interested
The Stevens School
For Girls

4 school providing the development
which leads to worthy home membership
and the highest type Of citizenship.
Faculty OF highly educated women,
with experience which specially quail
nes them to teach their respective
branches, Course OF study along lines
OF Horace Mann School Of Teachers Col.
leBe, Columbia University. Pupil activ'
ity and participatiou. SOciaiised recta.
''oMs EirdcrRarten. Conplete Tle-
mcnlar.' Gc.,ool as we'll as high School
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

hANR sTOCRA 0ONna AND LOANS
-~-S>'sI->s,~ s,s--~-~~.-.--~~s~,~>~>~.~
RiuHEsr PRicEs PAID ron iIRnnfy
nohDei WI nuy ANY AMOUNT.
COMPTON COMPANY. % NORTH nos.
insoN.
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sxnDs. Plants AND flExa

~S~~-s~~>~->~~s~~-~~~~~~s~ ~~~~s~~~-~~~~0~s-S--~~~~
rHn N~0Hu TOMATO mahss 1. zee hush.
sis ~ aess and ! osiy have the pure
essd llsees write NJ full. informstion.
= Q ne0se. eaM Mareee TS,ss
6fkAHhbkky p,asts, svsrbssrin1 snd
osidsis Hurs.ry. waisss ciis.y. y Rou,.
sfs1.sssXkiv:buwszKK7 III u; mi PLANT.
Beet varistiss Ter Ohiahoms, write for
wiess, Nsss vruit rarm. Dsran,, ohls.
SUDAN seEp special offer for F.h.
svasy: extra fancy sssA ~ ~ per 100.
eerheA. g. .. h. here: eAsh With order
lst ~ figure os yews ether requirements
u seeds aAl nursevy stech. The esds.
wtee snssse1. ssAgwiet. kaas
SUDAN sknb : rsney new erop, re-.
cleaned ssA high ssrmisa,tsa; tis pev
1 ssdswlsei bso f,.ei NAN
ssss ss.. .'sss ny ..: ': ~, '',ss . 'a.."1s % MA
s~eds q essaiiy ~ prices. The oedS.
vtsk aIfaisa nii,A sss1 department. oseS-
VIII, kaNA
y16sf.1K6dF c4xEI6T TLzNH.
Barry ysvsey. WahssSs,1 AaA Fiat
pS,sA sisc scIYs llsa.s, ~ ~ iss.
Snss sn - sssssS -, D q osFsss r's"'
5dblk jaE6, 'ssIssssz, " ssSSz N,
ieE8Sh1JdE0 1G1vy1rsisS = KSrfls.
sss2 ~ heA sees tysa sas,y Nay
AZ EEls. n: j1aa u. lsis:k -
W,!.,1 e.. = - ~. ~ s'',.. ~. -. -
q ~. I: !: az; S:;::;; 81;
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4rtTlIIAS s,ns 10 Los Anv,is.. ms,
~ usrt. vIaId a,t ss couppauiDn 10
take 'ats = uNr.Il nr auohi ~ Lusinsn
100 ftiuU fnr IAtt srpshssH " tiiL
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TIiFEr 10 80 f1ut' ths, ~s hsys 'ts
usV complete ,ttrk Uf hisb Etsis lssi
csfs - any dssIsr ne Isish1ma cry W.
tsu ,ats 1cu money on any MAKE ~ ear
ttaf l4l WsY s'sh 81 ve ask JTi 10 o.
come See for y9VrEsf
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

For sALE snap indAn motorcycle. In
snci ,onduon. Walnut i'l..i.
FOR gAIE-Two 1918 F0td touring hodlr.
IN good shape tts - ch. oAsh orc 1914
BODY. III 70 Thtse bodies Include Wind
shields 1900 West i,n
FOND cars, 1918 sedan, touring care.
raa,s,err. roadster deliveries one road q.
s,er hody. nsrgain prices lsS West 10Th.
Walnut 1871
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

ron SALE smith Moisr vh..l With bi.
cYcle attachment at barssia- Call
after tise p m, us y walker
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Cattle AND STOCK

30 HEAD hlsh.sfsds Hol.t.lp covs AMI
sAl eysaf.Uli hsliHts, fssh ana
sWirGcfs cheap u taken so0n. Jsrrl
iiossid, Nui'sne, Nan, u
t.i sALi. ~ heed n Kuol farm hufss,
stl ssl or tine ~ fgEpUns.uis phtty ur
"a tsds ipt good fesd cat. 4 l. tinIa,
., I7i " $50
TWO hsh rsde Hol'isin bsTrr clIts-
ana ohs fvs stored bail c.N ricrlr
marked from 80 weeks Oh. from D..
gallon ross ff.t ehecs frf ii-t seis
hem. : % h MulrHps. Lone H'af Dan.
MnNaue. ksh.
4 40. Jcf.cy 'us. hosh. 1~suty-
fourth aud walnut ~. ". 81 N.N.uHs
RkGts1titEO HEHJtAriirr
bosfs rilts sud aIss breeding. RIVAL
ch.mpiurr Hs.' hsstsrpisrs Uud Lows
fellow, star Venue ttc. giits Hni EuNs lf,u
AL open, ~ to ~" Z. u. Fo..s. GIs.n.
vi .. IshAs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

DOCTORS
win guarantee 70 turn ersat e1eura
patronage 10 rriiabis dseteg bovtnD
ieeatioh and pffics natufvs thb 49, -
Cianssn. laL.-L1&r
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

I ISfb OAKLAND MIN deMena Ntcf ,NoS
nLMuh NALL
Nstsii Desisr,
Oskissd Meter Css re,
n. wt eh and Broadway
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

HlAnPnOlNu. hair dfs,sins factai mac.
sHEa, uEllratiHE exclusive hsir goods.
hss hsisn bssu'y rAHot Walnut ii..
~ N-nIl ThImIaLh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

We have many others. all prices. and
az p'iCes 20 eel better come In today
and select q car. 80 they Will be higher
AMI not such an assortment later a. We
now hsts IN stoclL Come In AMI look
uur stock ov,r tbtrs 10 10 obilsstiou 10
hay " We cannot please you
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

NLEuuAA HAElrANlUM
1880 West th street. Dhishofns CITY
We treat sIisfnsl tancsis only. Ifass
ItusHNst's
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RrOr--iOCK -ffarNN,
wa NAVE THE
rrED CAR
TO NV Ant
PRICED TO
SILL,

=, in' = pooor touring; runs and looks
PAt0y, f-psss; new cord tics new
paint. Thn 10 seod buy tot livery
service,
CHALMERS roadster. 1919 model Ths
will bp soii st once for price asked.
NAsB e. S.phss n you wan, . real
bargain. better look this over,
wiLLYs. KNIGHT. ip.w Ths eAr
only run 1900 miles, A new oar q, q
used price.
1919 MAXWELL. New Racine tree
THIS 10 . rial buy In q ilsh, car
MITCHELL -e' wrA Nv. cord tirs., new
paint rsns and iooks HE new.
) NATIONAL e.. 7-psss., equipped With
slt Kelly Springfield tires. mechanically
NEAL MOTORS coxpANy.
Rstsu Distribstors
NASH PASSENGER Cara
AND rRuCKN
fs.U west eth a..
oklshctha Ctr. Maple so.
~
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

Phone PIKE
Oftiys sna Warehouses. lab West rifst n .
~ 10 Sauh Lee ~
lnsirlbu'nrs - CARROTS specially
rifegtuof Warehouse fof A.fchsHdts and
linusshDli uYofs
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

rtuHEs vAPuN, nATlls snd vioi.t R.y
lDb n NDaiN.- Nspl. i3o'
ItaD NALL TRANSFER a STORAGE
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ALTOS. VEHICLES Avn Acc1aN0nInA


rpTutgF wIFTUS pfs
kfs4 fnfF
IIAT'pH .'II|E
IHIIF 'fIfAI HTRs
ItE. IItH IfI 80 'fss
fmIf them .rtsi afssf
f.f go
Tasr fsfrs
fAH 9 SWIM HHrDH fJ
rI' ADrru UrHAUHAI
NsI|H l"t
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

HtFlI TAI.
s.Ml South itobirsHN Otishdwa Ciiy
rIrfa'fd ~ mfn class obs'rtfiftAns sni
sf'risr' tralrud Eufsas IHgFs reason.
btIr NAlls ltiT
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

FdR SALE- Harley .bsy'dsaa, " m5tcSSysE 4
electrically sauppsd and IN fitst-cises
.:ndHioa. Rsen iW. iesx W. Main. y.
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KoDAks. vILMs Avn FINISHING

KODAK rIiNn developed ana printed
write 'oi price iist We do not sacrifice
pusny ~ sp..d "~.fsli COMPANY. ~
Sutth IYotd~-Y Obiahuns Cty.
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SOritrs

D1s AovEi-wALYur ,iuh.
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H., IEp uFAtrf HLU II Mfs
Young ard M,ymr Bullsfd. rfOps fUt
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

66aT RUT n OSIsEsmsS ciiy Marley.
payitsea motorcycle: esn ~ sesa D.
zee wah~ party leevtne TOYS;
ron aALe--lsdise gsslsssyeis. shsaS.
sau 0saas, y. Sess-s
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

L"osl .na tong hsul. iruss moving
'.uit.n 4 tuh
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

rHs N~0Ru TOMATO mahss 1. .ss bush.
ole ~ aess and ! esiy have the our.
eee1. pleoes write ne full informstiou,
~ q Mecca. Zen Narcee Tkrss
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hLw MAfknNify cAfiroL MN
nFtUIsI|
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

rRIvAre MONEY! inansa ~
sutefnobHss. diamonds. house.
bold eoeds. pisnos etc. can
Maple stti.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1920-02-28

No''huusc JcWelry 90. 'ss y .fr
rllg FLU ~ nEHg
n J1u want specific fnf nj. df,adfui
fistsfs ssll at sos Haliimute mig. and
lr TE'igAis the Magnetic Iiuh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
TWO EMBEzzLERS
JAIL LBOOKKEEPERS
Surety Company Pays Large
Sums to Wilmington Bank and
Church to Cover Shortages
START 8-YEAR SENTENCES

The National Surety Co. with which
William Bush, defaulting treasurer Of
the Wilmington Savings Fund Society,
and Charles f. Eastman, defaulting
assistant treasurer of the Hercules
Powder Co., we're bonded, has paid the
full amount Of the bond, it was learned
today, in the case Of the savings fund.
and also in the case Of the First Cen
tral Presbyterian Church, from which
Eastman as treasurer, stole $40, 900.
A. NJ. Birdsall, chief counsel for
the surety company, conceded the
amounts paid did not quite cover the
loss in each case. but said the differ.
enCe is slight, and in the case Of the
savings fund he believes the full amount
, ton there was 5000, 900. The Hercules
bond has not yet been paid as the in
rrstigation Of Eastman's accounts there
haN not been completed. Mr.. Birdsall
said about $40. 900 in cash had been
recovered from Bush and several thou
sand in cash or it's equivalent will be
recovered. be believes, from Eastman s
assets.
Bush has begun his duties as
bodkkeeper and Eastman rs auditor at
the New Castle workhouSe, where they
have started eight year sentences. Both
are uncommunicative.
STATE Bank Commissioner George L.
Medill today issued statement to the
effect that because Of many wild rumors
he has investigated all local banks and
trust compa Mes and found them sound.
In gray cotton suits and institution
shoes Bush and Eastman slipped into
the routine Of the workhouse this
| morning.
They were tried yesterday in the
plead Guilty" Court at Wilmington
The life in the workhouse is q far cry
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from the luxurious existence to which
they have been accustomed, but the
men appear to be taking the sentence
in good part, according to NJ. r. Plum
mer, who Is superintendent Of the In
stitution. The prisoners are cousins.
Mrs. Bush, who was formerly Jo-
anna du Pont Bradford, a sister Of the
late Mrs. Alfred I. du Pont, has not
been TO see her husband. Mrs. East
man, however, came to the workhouse
late yesterday.
Bush and Eastman, Plummer ex.
planned. can reduce their sentence tc
Ave years and three months by good
behavior"
George L. Medill, state bank com
missioner OF Delaware, after investi-
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5 GET SPEEDY SENTENCES
Arrested Yesterday, Men Get Prisoi
Terms at Media Today

Five Negroes who were arrested yes.
tcrday mt Media, Pa, were sentenced
10 terms ranging from two to five years
each today by Judge William b
Rroomall in Quarter Sessions Court AZ
Media. They were charged with break
ug into n warehouse at Chester. Pa.
on the evening of November %, and
stealing n number of musical instru-
ments. The prisoners are Harvey vii.
ljams. Leonard Lewis. George Mathews
David Brinkley and Fred Douglas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22

eating rumors Of defalcations that have
been circulated in regard to banks nnd
trust companies in Wilmington as q
result of the defalcation, today issued
the following statement:
There Is not the least foundation
Of truth in these reports. All Of the
Wilmington banks have recently been
examined by the state banking depart
ment and ore on an exceptionally
sound basis"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
STEWARD HERE IN IRONS
Is to Be Tried for Shooting His
Skipper in the Leg

Joseph Ellis. formerly steward Of the
steamship Anacortcs. which arrived at
Port Richmond Yesterday from Huelva
Spain. was brought back in irons and
handed over to the United States mar
shall for trial in the United States
courts
He is charged by the United States
consul at Huelva with having shot the
former master Of the Anacartcs in the
leg. inhctng u serious wound. The lat
ter was in such a serious condition that
he was left behind for medical attention.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
INTEGRITY FINANCE COMPANY

The Board OF Directors OF the Integrity
trinRnco Company declared the regular semi.
annual dividend of So on Preferred Stock.
payable january l. 1921. TO stockholders of
reCord AT the close OF business. December 81,
400 Checks will be mailed.
r. w. NEUMANN. President,
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HOTICE-TO HOLDERS oF rBir. lnNg9; .nH91;,
phia and Reading Railroad Company Sn,
TO 1882. '''uen
Under the provisions OF the suppennen,0,
Mortgage. sealed proposals will be recevsd
OF the Trustee. S17 Chestnut st., Tor tbs
sale to Il OF Thirty (30) OF said bonds AT tbs
lowest rate. but in no case exceeding par,
THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY
for assurances on Lives and Granting An.
nuitiee. ~"
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Wagon crushes Mans Foot

Tony Cunci, forty five years old had
his right foot crushed by a wagon at
day. He % was treated at Il the % jewish iS
Hospital.
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FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK

Philadelphia. December 90 1920
Al the rcgu,Hr mSe,ins ot thH Board Of
auarterly dividend OF sir per cent (6etJ was
declared free Of state tax. and payable
Janunry I, 1921, to stOckho ders OF record al
ths close OF business December 81. 1920.
Checks will be mailed.
T. VIM HARnT ca.hi,r
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Annual MeetipEA
FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK
Chestnut street west OF Broad
PhiladeIphia. December u. Ig.v'

InllaOelpnld, ptCclHptr IL
The Annual Meeting OF the shareholders OF
this bank Will be held at the Banking House
on Tuctdsy. January II, 1891. between ths
hours OF 12 o'clock noon ana p NJ. ior
the election OF directors to serve during tns
ensuing year; and to take action upon
proposed amendment 70 the Articles OF AZ: AZ;
ISOLATION by substitutins for the sScons
sentence Of Article vi which now reads |"
follows; ,,, =.
OF the Boar5 OF Directors. and who shall ~, 20
president from any cause. TO perform a.,
sc,s and duties pertaining TO the once q
president. except such as tho president Sny Y,
elect or appoint a cashier. and such oth.s
orpCers and clerks as may be required 70
transact the business OF tho association; 20
An the salaries TO be paid TO- them. ana con-
tinus them in office. or to dismiss them q;
In the opinion OF n majority OF the Doatu;;
ths interests OF the association may dcmahd
THE directors shall have power 10 cleo.
one or more vice presidents who shall nav
such powers and perform such acts s' hT
duties as the directors shall direct by "a
law, and TO elect or apiloint cashlet ana .
such other officers and clerk as may ~
Guired 10 transact the business OF the "a
sociat!on: TO hx the salaries = he pAla 70 y,
them, and continue them In once OF n..
dismiss them as. In the opinion OF 2 ms
jority OF the board the interests OF the ~
ISOLATION may demand"
''''' J. WILLIAM nAnDT,.
CaShls'.
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once OF The United Gas Improyem.n. ca.

once OF The United Gas Improvement Ca.
4. w. Corner Broad and Arch Streets
Philadelphia. December s, 1920,
The directors have this day declared :.
quarterly dividend OF one per cent (5Oc p,,
share) on the common stock OF thl, Com.
Of Common Stock OF record at the closs of
business December 81. 1920. Checks viii
bo mailed.
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5i7 Chestnut at. Phila., Pa.
HALE 3 kILBURN CQRroRATIoY

Sealed Proposals for the sale TO FIDEr.trv
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee at a price NJ, ~
exceed 1o2h per eentum OF par and aceptsS npt q
interest. Of suficient amount OF tho rr., I.a
Mortgaae Twenty. Year Oh Sinking FurS
tion to exhaust tho sum OF 5000 90 iii,
be received at the offlce of said Fid.I,y
st.. Philadelphia. until Thursday Deeemha.tt
30th. 1920, Mt IL o'clock NJ
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY, Trus,..
WM. p. GEST, Presldsnt
Philadelphin. Decembcr 10. 1920 '
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ALDINE TRUST COMPANY
OnOn EhaalnnA GA

December 81. 1920
At regular meeting OF the hoard n,
Directors Of this Company. held this dav "
regular quarterly dividend OF 3koL was Ia.
ciared upon the capital OF the Company nav.
able February l., 1921. to stockholders Of
record January % 1921.
Checks win be mailed.
THOMAS II. INGRAM
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=. = UNIOS NATIONAL BANK

a., UNION NATIONAL BANK oo
NSf3 Philadelphia, Pa. Dec, Iasv' n
The Annual Meeting Of ,hS St1TEHTI'ss Ss nEnE sos
on Tuesday. January II, 1891 between ~. NJ.
hours OF ih m. and o. m. for the siscIcss ,"cs
Of directors and for the transaction OF 'Iih N,
other business as may come pei''' w.
mee''nF,orus N. sprrLpERGER cssnl.r.-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
!. SyoOFFTCE or THE NORTH PENNsih
s-S VASIA RAILROAD co.
M saO ~ Third ST. Phiia.

Dpcemhor 20, IVTU
The annual meeting ot the stocEh0[I@STr [NT.
~ thc North PennEylvnnin Railroad % on
nary viii he held AT the ONCE OF the COW,
pHny No. 80 South Third street PhIla'Ti,
phiq. on Monday. January 10. l9%
o'clock m, for tho purpose OF cl"cuns,
President and twelve Directors to serve W.
the ensuing year. ,o,,,, @ WISE
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HOUSTON GAS 6 FUEL co.
Houston, Texas

December u. 1920
The regularly quarterly dividend OF ons
and three-9aarters. per cent uq44s( on IL,
Preferred stock OF this Company has been
stockholders OF record December 10, iO60
J. A. McKENNA Secrotarv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22

s5s5s THE ANNUAL. MEETING or riiks
sSD Stockholders of the Cambria a"I ~
~" "ttico Of tho Company, Land Title bu.,
inR. iP "Phiiadophia. Pa, on TUESDAY JnnuSssr X,
18th, 1921. ut II o'clock a. m. Ior S"d
eioctlon OF a President and Six Directors Nv, a,
Tor the transaction OF any other bub'.,s
which may properly bo brought before SAW
meeting. p.Y, Cocrc,arv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22

na5P THE TENTH NATIONAI BhNnk
W Tho Annual Meeting OF the Si0'Sii q
holders q tho Tenth NI.SGISI .isstIon dY direct
ors and the transaction Of any Other ,tn., eHs,
ness that may come before the hasS' mIsScn On
Tussiay, the nth Of January. 1890 rum
open from 10 NJ, TO p. NJ c..h,.,
0'' HERRERT l.. SNAPPER. Casnel.-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22

olaSS QUAKER CITY NATIONAL pa''
w OF Philadelphia "a. ,ooo.
December 9Th, lssJMs
The annual election OF directors s,6,sp %
Bank will ha held at the I,apkins I,s' 1921,
between the hours Is M, and ieo .hi.r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
THE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL RANK
philadelphia. Pa.

December 81. 1920
The Directors have this day declared ,
divIdend OF four per cent Ipt) FOR ths Iast
three months payable December 81, 1920, to
stockholders Of record at the close OF bust.
ness December 81. 1920. Checks viii b,
mailed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCK corr
Notice Of Dividend

Notice Is hereby given that a dividend o,
FIRST and second preferred stocks OF Inter.
national Motor Truck Corporation being IN,
ferred stock from october l. 1920 to and
including December 81; 1920. payable on
January 2, 1921, TO holders OF record OF full
shares OF such stock at the close of busi.
moss December Is, 1920.
INTERNATIONAL MOTOR TRUCK CORP
BY c. ". HAZELTINE. Secy & Ttena
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
Dividends
HARRISBURG LIGHT AND
POWER COMPANY

December 1G 1870
The Board OF Directors has declared .
regularly quarterly dividend OF one and one.
half per cent. th3e) on the Preferred Stock
Of this Company. payable December 81
1920, TO stockholders Of record December ia
II. w. STONE. Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
Boudoir Lamp, $4.O0

Solid Mahogany Base. OF
IN Old Ivory finish. Has 10.
men silk.lined shade In
choice OF Rose, Gold or Blue,
I,h"d with American Beauty.
Height ~ inches. Complete
with bulb. plug and cord,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22
BEAUTIFUL MIRRORS DOWN IN PRICE

tha will
of
Mhror,no
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22

Solid Mahogany base. with
Renaissance Etched G. SIS
Globes. Height 10 inches. For
Candles. $3.50 each.
Electrically equipped. COM
plete with bulb. plug and cord,
500.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22

For tho man who Cntortaius.
or for clubs. In rich brown
Mahogany finish. Glass tray
and cigar rests on each pedes-
tai. Other individual" Pedestal
Stands. $500 up.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-12-22

Has wrought iron
frame and base. with
Polychrome finish;
glass enclosed light.
Height 70 inches. A
rare and lasting GIFT.
Other Torcheres from
$3.50 UP to S365. 90.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-10-02

VII %,LLlAM FARNUM more pleasing
the "neh Ssnh he laughs with joy or when in
sero,snne features take on a Ioni, ms ns
Joyors, J,eT Trly by his performance ''"1 in arbs rs
Fox prodUUC,p,lnemakers," a new William
Victoria n" non, which comes to ths
in As M The title suggests, this e., a. o,
doninnoth the famous Farnum am, ,p,orure @
as lansSs But there are thriils as prgI p,o,,
=sns.. The story is of a youtS wSa wSt,