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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-12-16
STATE ME- W 5 BOILED DOWN
FOR our BUSY READERS
Digest Of Weeks Happenings In and Over
The Puget Sound State

tailed morphine to addicts in Seattle.
The liquor interests of the Grays
H0rbor county have paid for two big
automobiles for Sheriff Gibson and his
dry squad, They were purchased from
the county's half Of the $4,000 that
las been collected so far this year in
liquor fines. The cars will be used to
run down more liquor law violators.
An automobile owned and believed
to have been driven by John Nailend-
cr, logger, 24 years old, and supposed
to have contained at least two other
men, went through the open draw of
West bridge over the Chehalis river
at Aberdeen. The car was located by
a diver at low tide. No trace Of any
Of the men was found.
The state supreme court last week
heard arguments on the Max MaXmil-
liam bonus case in which counsel for |
veterans organizations and for the
state have combined in seeking a re-
'rrsaI Of the former ruling Of the court
he effect that all compensation
Gains should be denied where the ap-
Dlicant enlisted prior to April 6, 1917. |
After a cruise in the far north on
patrol duty during the summer the
coast guard cutter Unalga has return.
Cd to Puget Sound. During her STAY
north the Unalaa cruiscd $4,000 miles,
visiting isolated points. where COM
mcrctal vessels do not call. She
brought down Is passengers who were
unable to get passage on regular steam
cfs.
A meeting of officials of Oregon and
Washington traffic Departments at
Olympia resulted in the appointment
eli a committee to draw up rccommen-
cations relative to motor vehicle laws
as applied between the two states
which can be submitted to the Oregon
legislature this month and to the
WASHINGTON legislature at its next SEES.
sion.
Confined activity in sbinman+s of
Inmbor bv water from tbo pocifiol
northwest is nrcsaped hv tho fact that
a. ner cont of all now husiross 20.
criyod bv mills in western Urosbi,oto,
and western Oregon during the week
erdrd December . wos for coreo chin
.o.nts accorJiro n tbo wooI,,r roriau
cr The West Coast Iunbormo,,s osso
rfation.
Saairn,s nar canfta t,v lac, voor ,ro G
s2d44 instead Of sro7 - os ronortod
Inv the census h,,roa,, Of tno Irnitod
Stotcs govorr,nor, occord,n. IN Coun
Gilman e p Fityrcro1d chairn,on 81
the finance committee who with o,ror
nc.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-12-16
Monuments
d. S. Mac Kenzie. Tacoma

MONUMENTS
d. S. Mac Kcnzie. Tacoma
Movies
Island Theatre, NaShon
Notary Public
W. D. Garvin, Vashon
a. Hunt, Burton
Y. Hansen, Nashon
Opticians
DR.. Caswcll, Tacoma
Physicians
DR.. Nc Murray. Burton
DR.. Reed. Burton
Plumbers
II. Gantenbcin, VashOn
Real Estate
T. Hansen, Vashon
Rheumatism Cure
Kar-Ru, Tacoma
SaSn ana Doors
0. 3. Williams Co., Seattle
Stove Wood
c. c. Williams, Vashon
Transfers
c. +. Dcppman, Vashon
Vashon Transfer, Vashon
transportation
Gas Boat, Portage.
King County, Seattle
Valma Taylor, Burton
NJ. Skanskie, Gig Harbor
Nashona, Dockton
Virginia ", Seattle
Undertakers
Home Undertaking Co., Seatt
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-12-16

The recent wind storm blew down
eight big fir trees across the Pacific
highway at Whipplc Creek, nine miles
north of Vancouver, and each did 500
damage by breaking the pavement.
Two women are in custody in Seat
tie, accused of being involved in an
alleged plot to free prisoners at the
county jail, including James e. Ma
honey convicted murderer of his wife.
The Vancouver lodge Of knights of
Pythias has voted to give $1,000 toward
the Knights of Pythias home for the
aged and orphans. which is to be built
within a radius Of so miles of Van.
cOuver.
At conference of heads of pcna,
institutions and asylums OF VAS ug
ton, held in Olympia last week, it was
found that saving of $4,000 was
made in the y institutions during the
last six months.
Thieves entered the Tum.aLum
Lumber company's office at Donald
few nights ago and carried 500
pound safe to side door, tipped il
over in the snow and blew the door
open with nttro-gIyccrin.
The Columbia river has been drop
ping rapidly the past few days and is
now down to 5 feet at Vancouver. It
reached about IS fcot above low-water
mark following the rain and storms
in the Columbia river gorge.
a tree blown down on the Pacific
highway al Whipple creek. near Van
couVcr during the recent wind storm,
struck the top of a concrete post
sluare!y. The post was driven into
the ground flush with the surface.
His health broken by 4 recent ncrv-
GUS collapse which caused his temper.
airy retirement from active duty, Will
lam J. Carr, battalion chief, one of the
Oldest members of the city fire de-
partmCnt, committed suicide at Seattle
Contract for supplying the mechani-
cal equipment Of the new veterans
hospital at old Fort Walla Walla was
awarded by the treasury department
to the Gergh-Griggs company of Taco
ma, for $121,375. This was the lowest
bid
An assessment of one-half of 1 per
cent of their deposits will be levied on
all Washington banks belonging to the
state guaranty fund to pay guaranteed
deposilors in the insolvent Scandinavia
an-American bank of Seattle partial
dividend.
Samples of oil submitted to the
United States bureau of mines at
Washington for analysis as having
come from an "oil spring" in the base
ment of residence in Spokane, have
been pronounced by The bureau as CON
sisting of kerosene mixed with vege-
table oils.
III d spectral report maze ny H. D.
McAlu'c' u''e''oI Oh t''lc''ncy' COW
q ms .H"' yes u uy'"'e"''o" On me
p"i' u II ''nE NoIl"'HN lon' all e"si-
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Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-12-16

Your old suit or dress will look
like new after it leaves the Is
land Cleaners, at Old P. O. Bldg.
Burton.
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-12-16
THIS WEEK WITH
OUR ADVERTISERS

THIS WEEK WITH
OUR ADVERTISERS
No paper can live without ad,
Ycrtising business. 1t is the ad,
vcrtiscrs who make the News
Record Il live local paper, Other
things being equal, every Wash,
will help himcslf by
patronizing the firms that use
space i'll our columns. When two
81 more firms compete i'll the
same line of trade, then deal with
the firm you like best. This
week we list the biggest number
Of advertisers in our history
These advertising messages are
new, readable, and worth a care,
fuI pcrusal. Spend your Xmos
money with the firms that spend
their money on Vashon island
Institutions.
Here is classified list in this
issue:
Attorneys
c. E. Claypool
Ahnon Ray Smith
Alex Stewart
Banks
VaShon State, NaShon
Puget Sound, Tacoma
Tacoma Trust, Tacoma
Blacksmiths
Frank r. KiSt
Chiropractors
P. f. Colbert, Tacoma
Cleaners
Island Cleaners, Burton
Clothiers
Dickson Brothers, Tacoma
Lmdquist-Lilly, Tacoma-Scattle
Commission Houses
!. II. Pocock. Seattle
Crenshaw & BlOXom, Seattle
Dentists
A. w. Orlob, Vashon
Crown, Tacoma
Electro, Tacoma
E. j. Brown, Seattle
Department Stores
Mccormack Bros, Tacoma
Rhodes Bros, Tacoma
Stone-Fisher Co., Tacoma
Dress Makers
Mrs. Staples, Burton
Drugs
w. d. Garvin, Vashon
Nirges, Tacoma
Electricians
4. Z. NceSe. VaShOn
Y. J. SteffcnSon, Vashon
C. II. Bruce, Burton
Garages
7. B. Allison, Portage
II. & Z. Auto Co., Tacoma
Z. J. Mace, Vashon
General Merchandise
Burton Trading Co., Burton
j. H. Williams, Burton
c. H. Carpenter, LisabeuIa
Mclean Mere. Co., Portage
Petersen Bros, Vashon 4 Cove
Weiss & Thorsen, Nashon
Starr, Ellisport
Green Houses
Bcall Company, NashOn
Hardware
Henry Mohr, Tacoma
Hotels
C. MiddIing, Vashon
Ice Cream
Olympic, Tacoma
jewelers.
Burnett Bros, Tacoma
HameIin, Tacoma
+. c. Hart & Son, Tacoma
Mahnclsc & Co., Tacoma
Maurmann, Tacoma
Weber. Seattle
Kodaks
Rcndall's, Portage
Laundries
II I ~
Vashon Island news-record. [volume] (Vashon, Wash.) 1919-1954, 1921-12-16

KEEP THESE DATES!
Schedule Of Dances
7. 0. 0. 2. LODGE
GRAND MASQUERADE
New Years Eve, Dec. 81
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-08-26
(TaX LiSt-Continued

Guy Terwilliger, Nampa Kurtz
Addition, Lot II, Block II. 3.32
w c Monroe, Nampa Kurtz Add
", tlon Lot l, Block 20, ... 3.33
W c Monroe, Nampa Kurtz Addi-
ton Lot 2, Block 20, .333
w Monroe, Nampa Kurtz Addi-
uon Lot 4, Block 20, $500. 3.33
Z A Glougie, Nampa Kurtz Ad-
dltl0n, Lots to 8, Blk % ..27.97
T. r. Westfall, Nampa Kurtz Ad-
dition, Lot 10, Block %, 3.33
Z Glougie, Nampa Kurtz Ad-
dltlon, Lots IL, II, Block %, GA
Augusta c Baum, Nampa Kurtz
Addition, Lots & 6, Bl "a, 6.O4
J W Stone, Nampa Kurtz Addition
Lot Ii, Block "a, ..3 14
Z Molsee, Nampa Kurtz Addition,
Block 80, "a OF
Walter L Baltazor, Nampa Kurt
ADDITION, Lots to ~, Block
81 ......... 2e12
S L Flowers. Nampa Kurtz Add
d1tion, Lot /, Block SO, 332
l. Flowers, Nampa Kurtz Addi-
ton Lot 2, Block SO, 3.29
waiter Doublede. Nampa Kurt
Addition, Lot s, Block 81. 23g
Mabel Yoder, ct al, Nampa Kurt
addition, Block 40, . 37.91
Fred ] Shields, Nampa Kurt ad.
dltlon, Lots 10, IL, IL. Blk 40 $40
MRS Sarah Cain, Nampa Kurtz Ad-
altlon, Lot Z, Book 65, 49,. 323
Belle B. Kurtz, Nampa Kurtz Ad-
dltlon, Lot 8, Block 65, 333
A Z Quester, Nampa Kurtz Add
tn, Lots l to 9, IL, IL. B e., 3a1s
Neeiey Brothers, Nampa Kurtz
Add Lots 4 & 8, Block 80, Gal
Lyman A. Hoffman. Nampa Kurt
Add. Lots 8 & 10 Blk 1O4, 641
d W Blngaman, Nampa Kurtz Ad-
an Lots 7 to ~, Block 100, 1879
M A Boyer. Nampa Kurtz Add
ton Block 1870 81 .,
ton, lying North of Elijah
Dram, Blockk 1874, $500. 24se
l NJ q W R Phelps, Nampa Kurt
addition, lying North of Eli
Jan Drain, Block las, -. 3412
Christiana Louisa Gustafson,
Hampa Kurtz Addition. Lot G
Block 1852, ' y.
Arthur Randolph & George W 90"
Gianton, Nampa Kurrz Addition
Block 156, "''a na
Minnie B East, Nampa Kurt hds l
oition, Lots IL & IL, Blk 15S, G41
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-08-26
Gotfried stickel. Nampa Kurt


Addition lying South of Elijah
Drain, Block 1874, ..... 1873
James Fincher, 'Nampa Kurt Ad-
an, lying north of Elijah Drain
Block 1G7 ... 1S.73
James Fincher, NamDa Kurtz Ad-
dltion, lying North of Elijah
+ Drain, Block 16S, ..... 24.S9
M Fowler, Nampa Kurtz addi-
ton Block ITO ..... 1921
M Fowler. Nampa Kurtz addi-
ton Block III, ..... 1921
Mt + Fowler, Nampa Kurtz addi-
ton, E II Block l72 ...... 1888
Gotfried Stickel Nampa Kurtz
addition, w Il of Block 172 1885,
Gottried Stickel, Nampa Kurtz Ad-
dition, Block 173 .. 1921
) M Stewart, Nampa Kurtz Addi-
ton Block 1876 ...... 31.O5
Mrs Phoebe Clark, Nampa
kurtz Addition, Lots l to 4,
10 10, 4 North 20 it of 5,
Block 1873 ..... 1851
Mrs Daisy B Stansell, Nampa
kurtz Adm. Block 1S9, . .31.O5
Phillip Beeman, Nampa Kurtz
Addition, Block 1872, .... 31.0j
N G Whitney, Nampa Kurtz Addi-
ton, lying West of Aaron
Drain, Block 1913, ... 27.97
Lillian T Smith, Nampa Kurtz Ad-
dttion Block 1875 ... 31.O5
Lillian T Smith, Nampa Kurtz Ad-
dition, Block 1876, ...... 31.05
M E Fry, Nampa Peasants Addi-
ton Lot r. Book 2. ...... 1888
Anna Messenger. Nampa Peas
ants Addition, Lot II, Blk 6, 3.33
A Peasants, Nampa Peasants
Add. Lots 10, II, IL, Blk 8, $40
A Peasants, Nampa Peasants
Md. Lots II & ~, Block 10, Gal
U J Backman, Nampa Highland
Park Add. Lot ], Block 2, F.. 1.76
Backman, Nampa Highland
Park Add. Lots Sd. 5, b 2, 6.2S
Anna Marie Hansen, Nampa High
land Park AID Lots 5 & 6 3 3, 6.2S
Charles Pate, Nampa Highland
Park Add. Lot Z, Block 8 E. 1926
Lavon Cottrell, Nampa Highland
Park Add. Lot -, Block 8, 1926
Maud Teeters, Nampa Highland
Park Add, Lets l & 2, B4, 62S
Nj Il Johnson, Nampa Highland
Fark Addition Lot Block 4, 1.76
Lee A; Franklin, Nampa Highland
Park Add Frac Lots 4, 5,
Block 4, .....-...... 1926
maud Teeters, Nampa Highland
Pafk Add'n: Fraction Lots IL,
IL Block 4, ............ 1.76
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-08-26
City of Nampa.

Portland Machinery Company,
Nampa Original Townsite, Lots
10 and IL, Block 2, ..... Gal
Robert Noble, Estate, Nampa Or
iginal Townsite Lot Z, Blk 4, 3.33
l. Il McKeith, Nampa Original
Townsite, Lot 5, Block s, :. 3.33
Robert Noble, Estate, Nampa Orig
inal Townsite, 50x90 1T Lots
& 3, Block 6. ....... 400
Mrs. A l. Camerson, Nampa Orig
inal Townsite. 10x70 IT. Lot
3, Block ...,......... ST
Thomas F Sparks, Nampa Orig
inal Townsite, N. 81 #. Lot
., Block o, ............. 1.79
Robert Noble. Estate, Nampa Orig
inal Townsite Lot 8 Block 6 S.33
Robert Noble, Estate, Nampa Orig
inal Townsite Lots !, 2 resub.
OF 0 to IL, Block 8, ..... 2.73
Robert Noble, Estate. Nampa Orig
tnal Townsite East 40 IT. of
Lot ., resub. 9 to IL Block 6, 1.79
George o A kellogg, Nampa
Homestead Addition Lot s &
NY of Lot 10, Block II, Nam
pa Original TOWNSHIP Lot 90 G.
NY Lot % Block IL $500. 4.86
Homer j Luther. Nampa Original
Townsite, East so 1T. OF Lots
IA and 16, Block %; North 10
TT of East 60 TT. Lot 10, Block
%. 400
Robert Noble, Estate, Nampa Orig
inal Townsite North 10 it of the
West 80 IT. Lot Is, Block %;
South 40 # Lot Is Block % 3.95
Robert Noble Estate Mamma 0rip-
inal Townsite Lots 81. %,
Block %, GAL
George NJ Duval, Nampa Original
Townsite, Lot 30, Block "a, 3.33
Lucy Lee, Nampa Original Town
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-08-26

BOISE VALLEY TRACTION COMPANY TINE CARD
Leaving time Boise Nampa Caldwell via Meridian
$50, 500, 1000, 1900, A.
200, 400; 5:0O,6:0O, 500, 10: 90, 100 P. NJ
cars rass Meridian for Boise *To Nampa Only
$50, 7:45 9:12, HIP, A.. NJ.
liz, 3:12 5:12, 6:12 7:12, 9:12, Hip, P M
Cars Pass Meridian for Nampa CALDWELL
100, $50 1885 A. M *To Nampa Only
l2:35, 2:35, 1855: 35 635 S35 :35 "11:35 p M
McDermott Stub Leaves Onwiler for McDermott:-
a:52 a m. 1881 a. 5:32 p IN and arrives at
McDermott at 8: 05 a. m. a. IN ): n m
Leave McDermott Onwier:-
500, a. M, 1O:55a. m. 5:55 arrive at
W1ler at 8:18 a. M II: 08 a M, and Sos D. m .
The Meridian times. (Meridian, Idaho) 1909-1938, 1921-08-26

or the SW "a NV u lying south
& west of Deer Flat Reservoir,
Sec SO, T3N. R3W -. 8S.03
Mary c Dolbow, All that portion
of the NWA SWA lying south
q west of Deer Flat Reservoir
Sec 80, TIN, R3W ..... 1880
Wilbur s. Bailey, All that portion
OF the sWh SWA lying north
& east of Deer Flat High Line
Canal, Sec 80, T3N, R3W $3.50
David e Bennett, NEA NWA
Sec SO, TIN, R3W ...... 92.T1
David Il Bennett, Lake View Ac-
res Sub Division Lots / to G.
Sec SO, T3N, R3W ..... 2I.70
David E Bennett, Property desc
ribed in Book 20 OF Deeds at
Page 1863, Canyon County Re-
cords, Sec SO. TIN, R3W :. 25.74
David E Bennett, All that por-
ton of the E1s SWA lying
East of the Deer Flat Reser-
yoir right of way, Sec SO.
TIN raw .......... 17.41
George L Johnson, VIZ SEA
SWh Sec 8, TIN, raw :. S5.33
Edwin A Pierce, SCI NWA
Sec 4, TIN, R3W ...... 166.27
William F Sponsler, VIZ SEA
less that portion lying North of
Deer Flat Low Line Canal less
property of School District No.
80, Sec 2, TIN, RAW -. nan
Village of Meridian
Emma j. Lane, Meridian Orig
inal Townsite Lot Is Block 1, 10
Robert Noble, Estate, Meridian Or
iginal ToWnsite, Lots 20 &
81, Block i, .-..,...e... LA
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23

10 Holders of Certificates of Deposit
for Missouri, Kansas q Texas Rail-
way Company Two-Year Secured
Gold Notes, issued under tho Agree
ment. dated September 30, 1918,
between the undersigned COMMITTEES
and Holders of snid notes who
should become parties thereto:
Notice is hereby given that Plan
and Agreement dated November /, 1921,
TOR the Reorganization Of Missouri,
Kansas & Texas Railway Company has
ders,gned Committee and that copy OF
said Plan and Agreement has been filed
with Central Union Trust Company of
New York, the Depositary under said
Agreement dated September 80, 1915.
Any holder of a certificate OF deposit
who on OF before the 18th day of
December. 1921. shall surrender his
negotiable form and comply otherwise
with the terms OF the Agreement OF
September 80, 1915. with respect to
Withdrawals shall thcreupon be entitled
to withdraw the Notes represented
thereby. All Depositors who shall not
within said period exercise said right
shall be conclusvcly and finally deemed
tor all purposes to have assented to and
adopted the Reorganization Plan and
Agreement. and to have authorized the
undersigned Committee to transfer to
the Reorganization Managers consti-
tuted under said Reorganization Plan
and Agreement subject to said Rcor-
ganization Plan and Agreement the
Two Year Secured Gold Notes repre-
sented by such certificates Of deposit.
Dated New York. November %, 1921.
WILLARD ". KING. Chairman.
HAROLD STANLEY.
EDWARD r. TINKER,
7. Y, G. WALKER,
FESTUS I. WADE,
FREDERICK T. HASKELL.
Committee.
Dspositary:
Central Union Trust Company Of
New York,
80 Broadway. New York
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23

COMMITTEES and Holders Of uJS saiS
bonds who should become parties
therefor
Notice Is hereby .gven that a Plan
and Agreement dated November 1. 1921.
Ter the Reorganization OF Missouri. Kan.
sas q Texas Railway Company has been
adopted and approved by the under
signed committee by not less than a
majority vote OF all the members Of the
committee, and that copies Of said Plan
and Agreement have been lodged with
The New York Trust Company, the De
positary under said Agreement dated
October I, 1915, and with its Agent in
Amsterdam. Holland
Each and every holder OF certificate
Of deposit under said Agreement dated
October l.. 1915. who shall not have
lled with the Depositary at its Office at
written notice of his dissent therefrom,
IN the. form prescribed by said Agree.
ncnt dated October /, 1915. on or be.
fore the 18th day Of December. 1921. or
who. having so filed notice Of dissent,
shall not within twenty days after the
mailing by the Committee to such dis.
senting holders of certificates OF deposit
OF written notice that said Plan and
Agreement has been declared operative
and effective have exercised the right of
withdrawal conferred by said Agreement,
shall he conclusiycly presumed to have
withdrawn any such dissent and to have
assentcd TO said Plan and Agreement,
and shall be. conclusiveIy bound thereby.
he transfer. books for the transfer of
registered certificates Of t,posit will be
closed from the close OF business on
November %, 1921. to the opening of
business on January 8. 1922.
Dated New York, November %, 1921.
OTTO T. BARNARD, Chairman.
JAMES N. JARVIE,
]. R. MUTT,
ANDREW J. MILLER.
HENRY SANDERSON,
BERTRAM. CUTLER,
Cornnite,s.
De9os;sa.y:
The New York Trust Company.
100 Broadway, New York
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23

To Holders Of Certificates of Deposit
for The Kansas City 6 Pacific
Railroad Company First Mortgage
Four Per Cent. Gold Bonds, issued
under the Agreement, dated April
8, 1919, between the undersigned
COMMITTEES and Holders of said
bonds who should become parties
thereto,
Notice is hereby given that Plan
and Agreement dated November l..
1921, for the Reorganization Of Missouri.
been adopted and approved by the un-
dcrsigned Committee by not less than
a majority vote Of all the members of
the Committee and that copies OF said
Plan and Agreement have been lodged
with Bank of AMERICA {Frankiin Trust
Agreement dated Aprii S. 1916.
Each and every holder OF certificate
OF deposit under said Agreement dated
April S, 1916. who shall not have filed
a. Wall Street, New York City, a
written notice of his dissent there
from, in the. form prescribed by said
Agreement dated April S. 1915. on
or before the 18th day OF Deccm-
et. Der, 1871 sl,. ar who .hf;' having 50 sd
nsss %en, Days assse ser the ss' maos by ys she
Committee to such dissenting holders
OF certificates of deposit OF written
notice that said Plan and Agreement has
been declared operative and effective
have exercised the right Of withdrawal
conferred by said Agreement, shall be
conclusivcly presumed to have with
drawn any such dissent and to have
assented to said Plan and Agreement
and shall be conclusively bound thereby.
The transfer books OF the Dcpositary
for the transfer of registered certificates
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23

To Holders of Certificates Of Deposit
for Missouri, Kansas & Texas
Railway Company First Mortgage
Extension Five Per Cent. Gold
Bonds, issued under the agreement,
dated January 10, 1915, between
the undersigned Committee and
Holders of said bonds who should
become parties thereto;
Notice is hereby given that Plan
and Agreement dated November /,
1921, for the Reorganization OF Mis-
souri,. Kansas & Texas Railway Com.
pany has been adopted and approved
by the undersigned Committee. and that
a copy of said Plan and Agreement has
been filed with United States Mortgage
and Trust Company. the nepositary
under said Agreement dated January 10,
1916. The Committee recommends the
acceptance OF said Plan and Agreement
by the holders OF said certificates Of
deposit.
Holders of certificates OF deposit un-
under said Agreement dated January 10.
1916, 4ay obtain the benefits OF said
Reorganization Plan and Agreement
subject to the provisions thereof by
presenting their certificates OF deposit
to United States Mortgage and Trust
Company at It's Office at SIS Cedar Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23

New York. N. y. on or before the 9TH
asserting to said Reorganization Plan
and Agreement. Any holder of a certih-
cate cat. Of deposit 50 stamped shall be con-
clusivcly and finally deemed to have
assented 70 said Plan and Agreement,
which shall be binding on such holder
for all purposes, to have waived any
right OF withdrawal given by the
Agreement OF January 10, 1916, and to
have authorized the Committee to trans.
fer to the Reorganization Managers un-
der said Plan and a ptccment, subject
to said Plan and Agrc @fnent. the bonds
represented by the cert rtlicates Of deposit
SO stamped.
Each and every holder Of a certificate
OF deposit issued under said Agreement
dated January 10. 1916. not so pre-
7th day, OF January. 1922. is required
TO- withdraw said bonds represented by
said certificate Of deposit and to pay
his pro rata share Of all indebtedness,
obligations. liabilities. compensation and
expenses incurred or approved by the
Committee.
Dated New York. November %, 1921.
JOHN w. PLATTEN, Chairman.
FREDERICK II. ECKER,
JOHN H. MASON,
Committee.
Depos;tory:
United States Mortgage and Trust
IS Cedar Street, New York
New-York tribune., 1921-11-23

been fled with United States Mortgage age
and Trust Company, the Depostary
under said Agreement dated December
l, 1916.
Any holder of certificate of deposit
under said Agreement dated December
l., 1910, may within thirty days after
the first publication OF this notice with
draw from said Agreement dated De
positary at its office at 55 Cedar Street
in the City. OF New York written
notice of his dissent from said Plan and
Agreement and of his desire to with.
draw from said Agreement dated De.
ccnber l. 1916, and from said Plan
and Agreement and upon the fling OF
such notice of dissent, and upon com
pliance otherwise with all the terms and
conditions of said Agreement dated
December I, 1916, with respect to with
drawals, he shall be entitled to receive
from the Depositary upon surrender to
the Depositary of the certificates of
deposit held by him, a number and
AMOUNT of bonds equal to those speci-
ned in the certificates of deposit so
surrendered by him. In the absence of
any such express written dissent, filed
thirty days. his assent to and ra.ifica-
ton Of said Plan and Agreement shall
be conclusively and finally assumed.
The transfer books of the Depositary
for the transfer of registered certificates
of deposit will be closed from the close
Of business on November %, 1921,
to the opening Of business on January
3. 1929
Dated New York. November 23, 1921.
ELISHA WALKER. Chairman.
]. A. KEMP,
R. WALTER LEIGH.
]. H. SIMPSON,
G. H. WALKER.
Committee.
Depositoyy:
United States Mortgage and Trust
SIS Cedar Street. New York