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Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-11-05
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=. $. History.

New York. Nov. GOO A. NJ.
lncompleta returns bit conclusive
from all sections Of the country at
This hour show that senator Warren
g. Harding has been elected President
BY the greatest plurality In American
history. The indications are that the
Republican national ticket has been
hvent into office by landslide which
,'siR shatter the record established by
Theodore Roosevelt in 1901 when AZ
ton B. Parker was beaten by more
than 100000 votes.
1t appears certain that senator
Harding has won In 80 states, cap
turing s72 electoral votes to- 100 for
Gov. jones N. Cox. Only two states
New N xieo and Utah, with seven
electoral 'Iotes-seema to he IN doubt Mt
D,ths honr. The Democrats netional
ticket hal, succeeded IN carrying bnt
thirteen states, eQualling Parker'a lew
record Of 1904
IN New York state the Republican
Victory was absolutely unprecedented,
the Harding-C Coolidge ticket rolling up
a plurality which will exceed 100000.
Republican Congress Elected.
The nation not alone needed sena-
tor HardIng's plea for an emphatic re-
pudIation Of the Wilson League Of
Nations and mmlstakable eondemna-
tion of the administrations policies,
1T likewise answered his demand foF
a Republican Congress to carry out his
policies,
In the next Senate the Republicans
accordng to indications tonight will
have majority of from six to eight
and In the House of Representatives
q lead OF nearly seventy.
BY 10 D, m, ther.- We're enough re
turns at hand. TO make senator Hard
hig's eIeets Unity regardless Of
the way the reihO de. of the country
went. The following states were con
sidered safely the Republican col
umn;
New York. with A electoral votes
Massachusetts. rs; New Jersey. IA
Pennsylvania. IS; Illinois. %; Yer
mont. A; Maine. O. Rhode Island. 5
Kansas. 10; Ohio, "a; New HAM
shire. a Connecticut, Z; Colorado. @
Michigan. 10; Indiana Is, and M
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-11-05
Abraham Lincoln
GIRDLER NEWS.

Canon Hughes has the mumps,
Uncle Dick Hughes is visiting his
son, Canon Hughes, this week
Uncle Billy Wears, of Pincville, is
visiting friends and relatives here this
week.
p. ]. Wyrick bought farm from
Lee Merida, paying him $1,000.
Lee Merida has purchasedd g. ,oo
from JEFF HamnA.---r''' ms 49, -.
- w. I'm = want to sell or buy anything
come to Girdler
Maymc Bolton went to town Satur-
day.
L. 6. Bolton traded horses last week
Mrs. Fount Rowland and daughter
Of Fount. visited her daughter Mrs
IP. J. wyrick, Of this place, last week
Henry Dickey is hauling coal
w. f. Hammons is making molnsseS
Grant Hammons went to town Mon
day and bought new wagon.
Elv Mills is working for the t.
M railroad company.
RED BIRD.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-11-05
MISS JUMP MAKES REPOR

The following list Of nursing
teaching activities has been furn
us by Miss Effie Jump, our Red-'
nurse aud shows the benefit to the
munity Of the presence Of a tn
nurse. both from the stahdpoiI
teaching and practice.
"a pod side calls, 20 instructive
10 school talks, classes consist
20 students completed in Hon
giene and care Of tins sick. Out
number, forty students are 60
take the examination. The es
ment Of individual drinking Z
two rural schools. Organized
classes IN High School and win
ize one In Union College and II
tist Institute.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-11-05
HALLOWE'EN PARTIES.

The Barbourvllle Baptist Institute
through the agency of the p. W T..
mt on most successful Halloween
party on Saturday night A big crowd
attended and the fun waxed hilarious
b. r. /. entertainments are always
good.
Another pleasant Halloween party
was that Of Mr.. and Mrs, ID. II. and
Mrs. Ben HerndOn last Saturday
night. Ghosts of a superfne thinness
and phosphOrescently luminous were
IN tan. as it were. Guy /. Dickinson
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-11-05

Ben Franklin, of Alton Station
and father of DIR. E. T., c. l..
and Chesley Franklin, is making
his first visit to Barbourville.
He is delighted with the city and
it's sociable people. We cordial
ly invite him to join the other
Franklin boys hire and be one
of us. We'can't have too much
of a good thing in the way OF
constructive citizenship.
Lost Red Cross pin and also q
cuff button between town and
Yeager. Return to Advocate Or
flee for reward. LIZ
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-11-05
PUBLIC SCHOOL NOTES.

One of the most enjoyable occasions
that has ever come pass in our new
High SchOl building came last Friday
night in the High School, when the
kind and thoughtful Juniors and Sen
Tors entertained the faculty. Thu
evening was spent In social games anC
music. which everyone enjoyed highly
On Monday morning we were entey
tanned at our usual chapel hour b
special temperance program Speeo
were made by Mrs. Minton, Mrs. 81
Mr.. w. Cole. Of the First NaiC
Bank, and Prof. Buck.
At this same hour every teache
the building gave temperance
gram of some sort. in order to cor
with the new law.
Miss Jump is giving series of
valuable lectures on nursing to
High School girls twice a week.
Quite a number Of the girls are
ing the lectures
Or. Minton has been giving to
high school series Of fine adore
on Bible characters every Tues,
The students and faculty apprec
these splendid talks very much.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-11-05

1775-June IS, appointed COM
mander in chief.
179t-oet IS, received the sur
render Of CORVALLIS at
Yorktown.
17es-Dec. %, surrendered HE
commission to congress.
t7s9-April so, lnaugursted
first president, aged fifty
seven.
1793-March a, inau9urated a
second time.
t796-september, Farewell ad-
dress.
t797--Mareh 4, retired.
I 1799-Dee. IA, died.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-11-05

Republicans Elect Governor Of Ten
nessee.
Nashville. Tenn. Nov. Cool A. A.
Taylor Republican, has been elected
Governor of Tennessee over Gov. A
H. Roberts by majority of from
$4,000 to $4,000. Colonel Taylor is a
brother Of ex-Gov. Robert /. Taylor
who was senator from Tennessee
Mt the time Of his death.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-11-05
A SURPRISE WEDDING.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Mr.. Dan r. Whitfield and Miss Cora
NcWllliams, to the surprise Of their
many friends were quietly married at
the home Of the brides sister. Mrs.
Bcccher jackson Of Cannon. KY. at
about 4 o'clock October 3Oth.
The marriage rites were performed
by the Rev j. r. Stamper who
came out from Barhourville for the
purpose. -r,.1fna Green.
Mrmdf iil IS now field manager for the
Chicago Oil Company, and has been
successfully managing their business
for year or more
Miss McWlliams is the daughter Oh
1ohn NIcWuliams and is one Of the ex-
celIent young women Of Knox County
which is noted for its beautiful and re-
fined women
Could their many friends have been
present at heir marriage ana nave
heard the prayer offered by the Rev.
Stamper for their happiness ana welE
heiug in life as well as for their eterF
uaI happiness we are sure they woulu
have voiced happy Amen
The happy couple left MoGSGt
Rowling Green. where 7h1n
their home.
Mountain advocate. (Barbourville, Ky.) 1904-1935, 1920-11-05

Though lrN Carries State and King
swcpe Loses 81 EIGHTH District
Early returns indicated that Ken
tucky had gone Democratic but later
returns SHOW that there has been
much crossing and now Republican
state headquarters are claiming that
the election Of Richard p Ernst for
T. s. SENATOR IS sure
King swope. who las tyear was elect
ci to Congress from the Eighth dis
trict largely Democratic. lost this
year to his opponent. Ralph W. Gilbert
by possibly 5000, though he ran
ahead Of the ticket Louisville and
jefferson county again went over.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-11-25

Don't you hate positivencss In mat
ters Of opinions?
Don't you hate it in others and aren I
YOU ashamed Of it when you lind II IN
yourself?
Almost always when I've been posi-
tive, I have come TO regret II aller-
wards.
never hear anyone who has not
tried Auction Bridge, declare that ne
prefers Bid Whist, without remember
ing how positive l was, before learned.
that l too could never like Auction as
well as Bid. And l promise mysell
will never be So positive again.
And then there's Christian Science.
How yirulrntly positive ! used to pc
against that, Not that l have become
a Scientist. by any means, but have
come to see that there may pc more
things in Heaven and earth than are
dreamed OF in my philosophy:
Positiveness Causes Quiet Smile.
Positiveness always defeats It's own
ends because II never conHlnces'
We are apt to smile qulet ln"aru
smile at the man or woman VINO Is al
ways positive about thinIs--iF we are
too polite TO smile outside. 80
or course il is a splendid thing 70
know what YOU know. But that ism [
being positive. that's being sure. W.
like to meet people who are sure ABOUT
things that they have reason 70 n''
sire OF They give you n feeling oil de-
99"rda hility. For instance, what 4 JOY
is Tho onc-nan-in-tcn who, when asked
Tho time. will not say, "Well. my waich
saws thus-and-SO. but 1t may ne ltW
minutes slow, I'm not sure. put VIII
haul out his watch. tell you inc Time
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Side Talks ~
w Ra1tf1 Cameron ~
ON BEING POSITIVE

and say that he knows it Is right with
in 80 seconds
The same man will give a date or a
figure with quiet SGrety-lf he knows
it, And if he doesn't know II, he will
not try To give 1t.
,ons Cannot Be sure on Matters Of
Opinion.
But one cannot be sure over things
that are matters Of opinion. One car
only be positive about them.
1t doesn't cost any more 70 qualify
statements Of opinion; or Of facts which
you do not absolutely know. with an
Il think"
II doesn't cost any more to presen,
them quietly instead of with violence
After all, 1t is not an insult for people
TO differ from you in opinion: you dc
not need to grow hot under the collar
Popitivensss Versus Surensss.
You remember the old Persian pro-
verb, "He who knows not and knows
not that ne knows not. Is a fool. shun
him: he who knows not and knows that
he knows not is simple, teach him; he
who knows and knows not tnat he
knows is asleep wake him: he who
knows and knows that he knows Is
wise. follow him"
AZ the one end Of the scale Is the
poaitiye mantle fool who knows not
and knows not that he knows not"
Al tho other is the man who Is sure
the wise man who knows and knows
that he knows"
q have a grave suspicion, also, that
the positive man will acclaim himself
as one who Knows" and the really wise
man will pause to wonder If he is ereI
pos!tive.)
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effort to give themselves up after leav-
ing the other two men according to thu
officers. That they have I shady record
is the opinion Of the police and an effort
Is. being made to connect them with
other crimes.
Wore Que Of Funds
That they were out of funds and the
stay over, is the opinion of the police.
Whether or not they had planned To
lay over here and pull off another job
Is not known, but 1t is thought that
this may have been thought OF. The
diamond rings and money taken from
the dead man were not recovered and
an effort is being made to find out what
became Of them.
The other woman in the o. Sc and also
the identity Of the two other men. if
there were other men is one Of the i'm
portant links that Is bcing worked out
and the Wheeling police dcna rtment has
been asked ny the Philadelphia officers
10 aid in this respect if possible.
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home when she was twelve years OF age,
she said.
Sh, Claims that she was with Il bur
lcSuuc company and later with the SAM
liO,m"S CulupIn!, playing IL New YORK
city tor some tlIlr uutIrr the name VI
"Iiuhy Iiuol~' She denied having hau
anything To- do with the murder, bu,
stated that she had come 10 tHlS city
with Trcadway.
Pictures Taken
The pair MS 'mnEG"d during the
afternoon. D"InS br"ught out one a a
time. Thr EIrI Ma% drrSS"a III Il dark
rUlurcd rcd suit. w.ln rcd hat /" MATCH
arrumd u"r NECK and presented very
neat and attractive appearance.
DO YOU hay" your PICTURES ihN"n Of
ten asked the Photographic =. /" which
she replied. well. NOT under such car
curastancrS. but why should l worry"
She joSt!,d the officers and WAS very
"pcrt' in answering questions, having
the appearance of ole who has possibly
been before tho police court officials
before. She did not seem /" be at all
frightened and wNli~rd back To her Gel!
at the conclusion of her hrillinG at tht
hands OF the officers.
She StcadfaStIy refused TO discuss tho
murder and was as mum us Il clam when
ASKED anything r"iA tive |" nv" case. the
Philadelphia detectives CAV" her the
once ,Nrr at an early hUur 'hiS MORN
ing, but she still insisted that she would
not tell amy thing.
The Man In tls Case
Trcadway is alleged To hay" been n
former service man. and the officers last
evening discovered two discharge papers
In the pockets Of his clothing. one WAS
a dishonorahlc d;scharG" from the Ne
braslia National guards @ivinG his birth
date as 1895. while the other was an
honorable discharge from the United
States army. also stating that h" was
the reCipiant of a Victory Medal, Lo-
raine Cross and II sharA shooters medal.
His address was alleged In have been
given rs Fall City Nrn.. but IL cllim"i
that he was employed at East Orange,
y. J., tor some time. He is 4 clean cut.
we'll dressed fellow. Of bNyish appear
ance. and does not look at all the part
OF q murderer.
To Ee Taken Back Today
The couple will he taken back I" !1H'-
adclphia today. stating last evening That
they would go back without any trouble.
Detectives MulEray and Harry li"nnlcN
will have them in charge. and Will tax"
no misunderstanding them hand"uned be
fore they leave.
The car VII be held here for few
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DENIES KILLING PIERCE
(continued Prom Page one)

not until late in the evening that they
finally opened up
Tells Of The Crime
Treadway. the man IN tho case: was
the first to make a statement. Cohlr"hs
ed by Prosecuting Attorney D9vld a
Eachmann, Chief Fred Frazier a a
s,uuad of detectives. lie finally decided to
Law baro his connect ton with the murder
Ills story was as follows:
ION last Saturday evening was
called uron the phone by Mr.. Pcirce,
whom [ knew very we'll, and he urged
that we 20 out on n party ana nave
good time" l first refused TO CO. GGI
finally told him would bring my girl
MISS Williams) and come TO his apart
mont which WAS on the third floor OF
the building over the office that he oc-
cupied.
He insisted that get him girl, and
on our way to his apartment We INT.
ia nv girl and |, picked up 4 street
walker, whom we had never seen before
and took her TO the apartment WIN US;
We had whiskcy and other drinks ana
during the evening. Mr.. PIERCE drank 70
oNcesS, although the other members "l
the party did not touch much OF me
stuff. Finally, at d late hour. MIR. PIERCE
became very drunk and NOISY. -Sb"ui
that time two unknown men entered anu
automobile crank, killing him. Tho
girls had nothing to do with the muir
der in any way"
Trip To Wheeling
The prisoner next described the TRIP 10
Wheeling. He stated that he iell inc
scene OF the murder flrSI, ana as ne
reached the automobile at the front OIL
the building, he found i p"liSchl"h
ia this your car" he said the officer
asked, to which Trradway SAID nc, re-
piled in his excitement. Yes SIR, 1t Is. .
inn IA d
said the officer "aS 1 found u man try
ing to steal the rear tire from Inc car
rier." Trcadway stated that h" gave me
officer a dollar bill and thanked HIM
\ lew moments later the two men
who had appeared upon the scene &C
cording to Treadway, came down the
stairs and told him that ne must drive
them TO a point III Maryland, and thrc't-
cned him with death II he refused.
Trcadway stated that his EirI In
company with the other girl. whom he
has not named, had gone to restaurant
and that on their way down the street
that they encountered his girl return
ing She (Miss WilliamS) Insisted that
they allow her to accompany them and
she was taken along. Tr"!dway said.
The first stop made on the way WAS at
Cumberland, Md. whore they secured
gasoline and also stopped at Il rrStaur-
ant to get something to eat. Nh""IlnG
was the next stop on the program ana
the car was put away here and rooms
secured by the pair later on North Main
street. Trcadway told.
According to Trcadway. tn" tw" char
actrr, VINO are alleged 10 have commit /
ted tho murdar are Al smith and 'lii,,
ford Haley. He says that they secured
81 room at . local hotel and Skipped out
of tho city, Tuesday morning.
The Girl Talks.
The girl in the case Is II wnsome lIl-
tie thing. with dainty features. hut h'I $
Ind the experience Of n woman much
older than she. According IL her state
meut. she was Is years Old on october
!, last. and her parents ar" both dead.
She has no brothers or Sisters and lelt
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FLESHER IS RID OF ALL
HIS TROUBLES, HE SAYS

stipation and splitting hcada ches. and
was so nervous | could hardly write my
name. l couldn't sleep well, and always
felt so tired and worn out could scarce
ly go ahead with my work.
Well, n friend Of mine put me on to
TanlaC, and McGuires Drug Store was
my next stop. with the result that now
feel so well would almost go into
prize fight My indigestion is complete
ly gone. have gainen ten pounds in
weight. never feel tired and worn out
and. in fact, am completely rid Of all
my troubles and feeling just as we'll as
ever did in my life. My friends have
noticed my great improvement. and I
gladly tell them Tanlac is what did the
work"
Tanmc IS sold IN Wheeling by the
Hoge Davis Drug Co.. at 1l45 Main
street. 1884 Main street. 18th and Mar
ket streets and $500 Chapline street.
also Z. X Hoge at Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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STOCK FOR EMPLOYER.

New York. Nov. @4.--DirectorS OF tho
standard oil company of N"w Jersey
today announced they had voted to sub
init To stockholders on December 20. 4
plan made public some months ago by
which about 1000 Of the concerns en-
ployrs in America would he assisted in
acquiring stock. Increases IN the com:
mon shares by 10000. Don. accompanied
by reduction Of the present 500 par
value to S25. Is included in the propos:
tion. II was stated.
Employees who have been actively in
the company's service for year ~
more would he eligible to acquire stock
under the new PLAN II was added.
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Huntington Man After Sui
fering Seven Years De-
clares Tanlac Completely
Restored His Health.

"Of all the medicine l ever knew any
thing about Tanlac is the greatest" said
Mallory l. Fleshcr of the l. f. Fleshcr
Tin and Roofing Company. Huntington
West Virginia, recently.
For seven years l had practically no
appetite, and what little did eat sourcd
In nv stomach and made me so sick
was often unable to retain my food.
had cramping pains which almost drew
me double, was very bilious and otter
got so dizzy everything seemed to whlrl
round and round. ! suffered from con-
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MONEY AND EXCHANGE.

New York. Nov. "i.--Prime mrrca ntilr
paper. = as: EXCHANGE heavy. Star,
tihS cOI Tii d PILE h,r rs %onm"rcinl
c!at 60-day bills. 3.43: dcmard, 3.4S: ca
hlrs, 3.4Sa. France. demand. COL: ca
hlcs. SOC. Belgian francs demand $50:
cables. 6.42. Guildcrs. demand. 3035'
cables. 30.45; lire. demand. 3.G4: cables,
3.G6. Marks, demand. l.3S: cables. 1.29.
Greece. demand. $50. New York cN-
change on Montreal. IL 1l-lG per cont
discount. Government ard railr' I'd
bonds irregular. Time loans steady:
10 days. 80 days and six months. -. as
per cent. Call money steady: high. g..
low. 6: ruling rate. G: closing bid. 6: Of
fcred at /; last loan. 6. Bank accept
anCCs. "a.
Sterling rallied on the late dealings.
Sixty day bills. 3.44A: commercial CO.
day bills on banks. 3.+is. commercial
60-day hills, 3.444; demand, 2.49:.: ca
blcs, $50.
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URGED TO TAKE PERSONAL
a,. INTEREST IN THEIR woEK

Washington. Nov. 2i.-Ofiicers and
crews fthc government owned mer-
chant marine were urged by ChaiHnan
Benson. Of the Shipping Board. in 4 gem
cral mcSSaE" today 10 take personal in
i"rcSt in efficient operation of their YES
sells FOREIGN competition the chairman
said, has brcom" keen" and more
American craft will have to be with
drawn from service unless their opera
tion can be made more profitable. he
said.
1T will be necessary for every in
dividual to exert himself 10 maintain his
snip in scaworthy condition. to effect
quiCi. turn around and to reduce the cost
Of Apars." the message said. I'm this
officers should set good example to
their men"
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. xs1Aar. YTo1.>
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Private CnaDsL l21s ohapli1s SsrssI
GU RhoAA6 l01S. ISIS
DIED

B1sHE-On Wednesday. November -.
1920. at l2:45 o'clock p. m, HILDA
LORENA (STECK) B1SSER, age Il
years, 5 months.
Funeral from the residence Of her par
ents, No. 1881 Jacob street, Saturday
afternoon at $3.50. Friends OF the
family invited to attend. Interment
at Mt. Zion cemetery.
wILSoN-On W.dne sday, November -.
1870, ct $50 o'clock a. m. at his nome
5D4 Main street, WILLIAM ALEHAN-
DER WILSON, in the 18th year OF MS
age.
Funeral services from the residence FRI
day afternoon 2:30. Friends respect
fully invited. 1nterment private Green
wood cemetery.
please omit flowers.)
NEsBrTT-At the Ohio Valley General
hospital, on Tuesday. November ~:
1920, at 1915 o'clock a. m. THOMAS
Fl. SON of the late Samuel and Eliza
Nesb!tt, in the 55th year OF his age.
Funera from the residence Of Samuel
NesDitt, Jr., No. 115l9 Fifteenth street,
on Thursday, November Is, 1920. at
o'cIock D. M. Friends Of the family
invited. Mt. Wood cemetery.
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CAPITAL, INCREASEn

Baton rouge, Ia. Nov. "A.-The an
nourcement was made by the Standard
Oil company. Of Louisiana. today. of an
increase in capital stock from 10000.
400 to s20,0O0.0N0 70 provide capital for
the expansion Of the cnmrany's bust
ness it was stated by officials.
The increase of S20.OHo.0oO in the
capital stock represents new money put
into the Louisiana company. and is not
taken out Of the surplus or the earn.
ire; Of the company in this state. All
the stock is held by III" parent com
pany, the Standard Oil company. Of New
Jersey,
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nROp IN BuTTER

Chicago Nov. 24.-8uttcr dropped
from l 10 3 cents A pound on tho local
market today as u result. trade leaders
said. of nm "vrr-supply. including large
Argentine stocks.
53l6 cents today n drop Of 3 cents
while flrsts ranged from a. 10 - cents
as compared n a. 20 "a cents yesterday.
Seconds fell , cents and standards L
cents.
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1ToCHOLDN1S 1u1FH0.
TIN PITT6DUAaH, C1NC1HNAx1, CK1-
CAGo AND ST. LOUIS RAIL-
Road COMPANY.
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

Pittsburgh. Pa, October n, 1890.
Pursuant to law. a special meeting OF
the stockholders Of The Pittsburgh. Gin
cinnati, Chicago and st. Louis Railroad
Company will be held at the principal
office Of the Company: Room 916, Penn
MIA, on Wednesday, December % 1920. at
II 100 o'clock a. m. eastern time). for
the purpose Of considering and acting
upon a long-term lease Of the railroads
and property owned and operated by this
Company to The Pennsylvania Railroad
Company.
BY order Of the Board Of Directors.
s. H. CHURCH.
Secretary.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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npERw BoNDS.

New York Nov 2i--I.iberty bonds
closed: BIS. $50: first As $40 bid;
second As. $50 first I've. $40; sec
nnd AS S7.9i: third +h'S. S? 80
fourth +','s. s: 80: Victory 3E's. $780,
Victory Al :. $500.