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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-16
FINANCIAL


~ HgTIcE YF EhDEMPTIos ..,
~. ne Holders Of Seven Per Cent Two and
xrS-Haf Year Collateral Gold Notes DATED
1Yazsb' fS@strSs fssst ( 6soHaEfExS44 sHaEExS44 fEsa,dl f.sa,d
ssrsis Rsifwss and and PoweT o Company s"n and
YEx3 end Company, Trustees. Bearins
!. N:slss III. !. h.r,sy given that. pprsu.n. to
% q ,hs snS Trust toMsy Sm
Seny. and Dresel and Company, Trustees
laisd February 1, 1920. Georgia Railway
end rowsr cowpsny VIII redeem and pay pay
tse GeG I'ps notes s0 dsd SRs FsbTaars !,
1929. and issued under said Collateral Trust
Aerssment; that interest will cease to be
YeyAble on the Notes hereby called for re-
4Smption from and afte. January 3. 1929
nat the holders ,aoJ 81 Said Notes are EeauiT,ed
fedemption and payment at the offioe o.
Drexel and Company, Trustees, as afore
4aio at Fifth and Chestnut streets, Phi.a.
Ss,Hn,s Pennsylvs9 a; and TIA. on presen.
sss Fsbruary ]. 1929, ana Aasust /. 1909
sald. payment will be made 70 the holders OF
said Notes at their redemption value, wa.
liook 81 Of their face value. and accrued
Hterest, TO January 3. 1922, amounting 10
t2e: b6 upon each note.
Noteholders are reminded that the COM
lAny is not permitted by Jaw to pay interest
ehlp csrtihcste as required by the Fedora
Income Tax Law.
Dated December q. 1921
GEORGIA RAILWAY AND POWER
BY p. s. ARKwRIGHT.
p~esident
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American Brass Anaconda Merger

Following a meeting yesterday ut
Boston of representatives of the larger
holders of American Brass Company
stock with John D. Ryan, chairman of
the board; G. +. Kelly, president o.
Anaconda Copper Mining Company and
Charles F. Brooker, chairman of the
board. John A. Coe, president of Ameri-
can Brass Company, announced that a
plan has been formulated under which
there will be shortly offered to all Of
the stockholders of the American Brass
Company, the opportunity to dispose o.
their shares to the Anaconda Copper
Mining Company for $3.50 in cash and
three shares Of Anaconda stock against
each share Of American Brass Company
stock.
a period of time will be allowed for
the deposit of American Brass Company
stock, probably the month of January,
1929, and the offer will be conditional
upon the deposit within this time of Mt
east 81 per cent of the $50 ,000, 900 par
value of American Brass Company stock
outstanding. There were present at the
meeting representatives directly or in
directly of upwards of 40 per cent of
the outstanding stock of the American
Brass Company, and these representa-
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GOSSIP OF
THE STREET

The year is ending with the financial
situation much stronger than when 1921
began, for the country has largely de-
during the last twelve months" says
William A. Law, president of the First
National Bank, in the monthly review
OF the business and financial outlook
issued by that institution.
Continuing, Mr.. Law says: "There
has seldom been more trying year,
nor one more destructive in mental wear
and tear, for the problem of numerous
concerns has been how to keep going.
Considering the intensity of the strain
and the sensational declines In raw ma =
terinl and in commodity prices, the
wonder is that the country's failur'
record Is not more adverse than II Is.
But detlation has brought about extraor-
inary benefits and, slowly but surely,
living costs are being reduced and busl :
ness is being re- established upon a safe
basis again. The outlook, in many. re-
spects, is reassuring and, while there
are exceptional problems yet to solve,
american business men are readJusting
their affairs in a manner which will in
sure general recovery later on
Merger Talk as Stimulator
Discussing the specialized character
of the market the last few days, a down
town broker said yesterday:
In order to account for the sporadic
of activity in many long neg
lected groups on the Stock Exchange,
merger stories are being invented and
nursed along in the hope Of attracting
outside interests. Enough, at least. to
keep the action from coming to an un-
timely end. Several OF them are now
rong the rounds. taking In tire and rub
Der concerns. motor makers and copper
companies. There is no doubt but that
many mergers will be necessary, sooner
or later. in order TO preserve some Of the
medium sized units in the industries
mentioned. ms well rs others which have
not yet been discussed"
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Critical Credit Period

The next few months will be unusu
ally important from the standpoint OF
credit grantors was the opinion ex-
pressed at recent round table discus
sion of the Philadelphia Credit Men. L.
j. Lantot, credit manager, Of Walter
VI. Steppacher & Bro, said there Is
no doubt that between now and May
there will be a great mopping up, dur
ing which many Of the weaker concerns
will fall by the wayside.
A. 7. Richards, president of the local
association, told the members that the
new financial statements issued after
the first of the year cannot be analyzed
on basis similar to that employed in
the past, and that the new conditions
may upset the generally accepted two to
one ratio. He said credit men more
than ever before must know more about
the normal standing of a credit risk and
more about it's ability as shown by past
records and experience.
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As to the Railroads

Hecker & Co.. received the following
Yesterday from their New York CORE
"ondents, which should, at least, be a
rumb Of comfort to the patient share
loldcrs of the railroads.
I'm view Of all the favorable facts
such as resumption Of and increases in
dividends of many railroads, as we'll as
many probable railroad consultations
the repayment yesterday to the govern
ment by the Northern Pacific of six
million borrowed year ago to run
FIVE years at 6 per cent, it appears to
us that any hold of railroad securi-
ties is very unwise TO part with them
at prevailing prices, but on the contrary
should buy them for a sure but per-
haps slow profit"
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WILL DEBATE ON SCHOOL
Public Meeting In HaddonfieId VIII
Thresh Out Question

Hsddonfleld, N. j., Dec. 16. - The
new high school issue has become SO
important here and the need Of mod
ern high school appears to be of such
vital interest that the Civic Association
will have a public meeting In Artisans
Hall tonight and debate on Resolved
That Haddonfield should construct al
once a modern high school building
suitable to Its needs, and that the neces-
sary bond issue therefor should b.
authorized"
Two women and two men will be or
the debating sides. They are Miss Vir-
ginia whitecar and William @. Mar
shall, who will debate the affirmative
and Mrs. Walter s. Cox and James T.
Carey, the negative.
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Deaths of a Day
WILLIAM M. GARDEN
Hat Dealer sueeumbs In Hospital
After Illness Of Several Weeks

William Morton Garden. who for
many years conducted hat business at
COG Market street, died Wednesday in
the jefferson Hospital, following an ill.,
ness of FIVE weeks.
Mr.. Garden was born near Valley
Forge, December 80, 1874. He was
associated with his father, c. II. Gar
den, In the wholesale hat business and
was in charge of the local branch of the
New York firm. Mr.. Garden retired
from business twenty years ago. He was
unmarried and a member of the Union
League, the Merton Golf Club and the
Bachelor Barge Club. His funeral will
be held Saturday afternoon from the
parlors Of Oliver H. Bair Company,
with interment in Greenwood Cemetery,
Brooklyn
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Mra. PAMELA MaeCaIn

Mrs. PAMELA MacCain, widow of
James Penn MacCain. clerk Of Common
Pleas Court No. 3 more than twenty
FIVE years. died on Wednesday, aged
seventy seven years. She was n sister
in law of William J. MacCain. clerk Of
Common Pleas Court No. 2.
Funeral services will be conducted
tomorrow at her home, at 2012 Colum
bia avenue. The burial will be in the
West Laurel Hill Cemetery.
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Body Of Joseph, Falrlamb Arrives

The body Of Joseph Fairlamb. sew
enty three years old, who died Sunday
in Florida after being knocked down by
a bicycle, arrived at his home in Glen
olden today. Mr.. Fairlamb had gone
to Florida Q few weeks ago. He al
ways spent the winter there. Mr.. Fair
lamb had been postmaster and station
agent for the Pennsylvania Railroad at
Glenolden for forty years. He retired
several years ago.. Funeral services
will take place tomorrow from his home
on Chester pike.
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tives unanimously approved Of the plan
and agreed to deposit their stock subject
to the working out of the details.
A committee has been appointed Of
American Brass Company stockholders
to carry out the details consisting of
Charles f. Brooker, Royal Victor, A.
II. Larkin, Harris whittemore and g.
s. Bliss. The entire working organiza-
tion Of American Brass will be con.
tinued.
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MRS. JULIA M. HARTMAN
Widow Of Frederick Hartman Dies
at Yonkers Home

Mrs. Julia Mellon Hartman, eighty
three years old, daughter of the late
Thomas Mellon, Of this city, and widow
OF Frederick Hartman, of New York
died yesterday IN her home, 81 Park
avenue, Yonkers.
Funeral services will take place at
2 80 Sunday afternoon, at st. Pauls
Church, North Broadway, Yonkers
Her husband, who died about 1895, was
IN uncle of the late f. II. Hartman
financier. Surviving are n son. Fred
erick C. Hartman, a stock broker, OF
Ardsley on Hudson, and daughter
Mrs. William II. Budd, of Yonkers.
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THE TRADER.
MARRYING PARSON QUITS
Elkton Officials Ask for Proof Of
the Rev. Mr.. LoekerbIe's Status

tne NeN. NT' LoCKeFpies STATUS
Elkton, Md, Dec. 1e.--The Rev.
Daniel F. Lockerbie, the eighty two
year-old marrying parson Of Elkton, has
ceased his activities pending his inves-
tigation of his status as a minister.
States Attorney Henry A. Warburton
has requested the former Philadelphian
to file his ordination papers with the
Clerk Of the Cecil County Court. Lock
erbie was first ordained in the Presby-
terian Church. in 1879. He withdrew
from the Philadelphia Presbytery to
engage in evangelistic work. In 1901,
he says, he became affiliated with the
United Saints Regulars, whose head
quarters is in Chicago. When he
came to Elkton he said he was a
Presbyterian, and when the New Castle
Presbytery Investigated his statement,
he repudiated that Church.
William T. Warburton, father Of the
States Attorney, is counsel for Lock
erbie
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Ethel klmbali, Accused Of Larceny,
puped Girl, Boston Police Say

~efSe SSotS" Gay
Boston, Dec. 16.-Ethel Kimball, a
young woman who, after her arres,
as James w. Hathaway" was discov-
cred to have masqueraded as a man for
two years, was arraigned yesterday
charged with attempted larceny of an
automobile.
Although It had been announced that
the change of clothing would be pro-
vided for her, she appeared wearing
a mans hat and overcoat. Her case
was continued and she was held in
$1,000 for a hearing next Monday.
Police investigation is alleged to
have revealed that on November 25,
posing as James w. Hathaway, she
married Louise Margaret Aechtler and
that they had since lived in lodgings
in Allston. Miss Aechtler. according
TO the police. asserted that until the
arrest she had never suspected her COM
panion was a woman.
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WILSON, q co, INC.

xs.ice Of Dividend on Preferred stock
:. kpeh declared a quarterly dividend OF
IAnn~ .sd three-auarters per cent OaIIc) %
r1s SrsfarTod Stock, payable January 3,
tx.s p,,"c' he preferred stockholders OF record
:; ths oiOss Of business on December e.
~ s4{b.oks VIII be mailed.
kNv1S- Nsw York, December II, 1921,
oUrollE d. HOPKINS. Secretary.
aNu1 BOARD OF DIRECTORS OF THE
<iistsrrnph Products Corporation haHe this
saistsnSins SrsteIEEEed SsSok OF this .ioHp CON
KeBX.ka 81 record Dec. 81 1921. Stock
.,ssesra0A rr'fEH0s: x 4. GSfRHfnNttSSnFr G8SfERHHHNtSSnFr.
81 xk{ TN SEcgKiTIEs SoRFc EIoN
60 ucard of DIRECTORS has this Day de-
,s;sX : d!yIasnd q three per cent 'sgsl 't 9Is
i ':s :s;l:s |: :'3s:s:S:;: siSsis issi
i. -. 4 X. x. ~ M xfsAsuEs@
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TO HOLDERS OF
Jamaica Water Supply Company
First Consolidated Mortgage
Five Per Cent Sinking Fund
Gold Bonds

The Equitable Trust Company OF New
FORK az T6ustee under Mortgage dated as
eupply Company TO secure an issue OF First
Eonsolidated MQrtsage Five Per Cent Sink
sng Fund Gold Bonds hereby siVes notice 10
the holders Of said Bonds Of It's Intention to
apply on the first dav Of January. i03G
accordance with the provisions Of said Mort.
faseA the moneys required TO he paid into
the sinking Fund on or bsfore Dscember 81.
1921 and hereby invites offerings Of thirty
two thousand hVe hundred dollars Is32- SONr
fAce value OF said Bonds at a price not -
exceed one hundred and Ave per cent 1OT~, q
ef the par value thereof and accrued interes'
Sealed offers will he opened in the Trus'
pepArtment at the ONCE Of the unders Ened
E wall street New York City, a. twelve
llD o'clock noon, on december 81, I92'
and should be endorsed "Oferings Of POrds
20 the Jamaica Water Supply Company Sink
NIX Fdnd." The right Ia reserved to reject
any and all offers
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, Trustee,
By LYMAN RHoADES. Vice President,
Dated New Yort, n. V December TO-
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FINANCIAL
nlvtaia0n.
BUREAU OF SURVEYS
Department Of Pubic Works

DeCenber 7, 1871
auni.d proposals will he received at Room
si8' City Hall. until y O'Clock noon on Mon
xax December 10. 1891, and opened al that
siIss In Room 2i6. City Hall. for:
&rhe1uls "A'-
Contract No. ioe-GGnstruetinE Sewers
Snant work t9r openins Tuiip, street, under
sES Richmond branch OF the Philadelphia and
EeAdinE Railway between Leh!Eh avenue
and eomoT set street.
k-nsduis 'B'--
~ tionsry Printing, etc. for the Grade
rrsssins bIvlsion OF The Bureau OF Surveys
SsSIas Sss,,. .hs I, Room RKsST 7ls: i?sGc city Hall.
snss' FRANK II. CAVEN.
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Annual Elections
10 THE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL

- THE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL
k-G BANK
Philadelphia. December 8, 1921.
rb. Annual Election for Directors will be
IA Fhe al the Eankins House on Tuesday,
JSnuaTy 10, I92S between the hours Of ls
Noon An1o HOWARD WOLFE Cashier.
E55yS SOUTHWARK NATIoNAL NsSiIS SGstLt, BANK
.ro,o, Election Tor piTssEPa1iss piiTs,PGis' q 1tb,,
ANY viii be held at tho Banking House. on
Tussdayy January 10Th; is2s' ,se@tgSsn tween the
nSS'~ p. II. VERT,
cashier,
f5,-5sS5 BANK OF NORTH AMERICA
U-fY DAcsTnteE
The Annual Msetins ef the stoekholders
OF this Bank for the sisetloa oL b1rgsu ~ No., 90
Say. Janpagx 10. iees. bssyssg ~ hours VI
u s'sisak ~. sad ! s'Sscek FannMrE. <
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EEAIEn pROrO.ALs FOK IL. 400 FEEI

SEALED PROPOSALS. It'' tok 1890 FEET
Kens!nston Ayer4s,- F!ra23atot4 Ayssnae an4
rector Ofttce DepaGtmsEt gEi Of Gty Tran;
~ o'clock noon, Wednesday. December rs,
i6ei ana opened mgmsI9S!oIy b
1oI Chestnut Street. twelfth floor, and
COP ss OF same VIII blank form fer proposals
"HGTn,icSt!on deposit OF $40 will he re-
GH!red tor the plans THIS deposit viii be
F1T each bid a proposal bond must be
a "a in the Law Department Of the City
ana the certificate Of such h"ns be inclosed
The Dlrector IeTcryes the right to reject
anV or ali bids as he may deem best for
The interest Of the city ~ Philadelphia
''' WILLIAM g TWIETNCi Director
neD1rtTnpDt Of CIV 1ranait
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SE arm PROP0sALS FOR THE Fri

nIshlng, eTect!oQ, and GomplqiIop q hre-
HaddonHeld. y. J., wiz be received by the
School Board on or before December e2 at
x p NJ Certified check OF 10 per cent OF
bid must accompany each bid, Board re-
serves the right 10 reject any or all bids
Sor tho work PanG and specifications may
be seen upon application 20 the Secretary OF
Sc hoard OF Education. HRddonHetd, ~ j.
''' J LINTON ENGLE,
Chairman OF the Board.
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COUNTY FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA

m. I,nua Lrs1fTnr % W TbF'' T5b'' rHIILi anIILLih
will be held at the home office Of tie com
pany on January IS. 1912, at I2 NJ. for the
Sisction OF directors and the transRction uf
such other business as may come before the
F. e. MARTIN
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Annual MeetinEa
RSe THE MECHANICS INSURANCE
w~ COMPANY
BOO-5O2 Walnut ST
PhiladeIphla, Dec. is. 1922

Phl!adephla, Dec. 10, lU2l,
The Annual Meeting OF the stockholders
q this company for the election Of directors
and for the transaction Of such other bust
hess as may properly come before the meet
Ing will be held at the principal office OF
The company 6O0-502 Walnut street. FaIla-
dslphia. Pal on Monday. January 10. 1922.
- AZ O'CLOCK konpf nHSh cHynEp go.-o.,r,.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-16

WslyY0 THE ANNUAL WE.L ILNU UF THE
s1S stockholders OF the Philadelphia Life
lnsuranes Company VIII be he'd At the home
stTset. Philadel lphia. Pa, on Wednesday,,
Sanaary 25. l922i at l2 NJ. to hear the re
SQrt OF the Board OF Directors Tor tn. nsCht
tsar OF the company ending December 3
yo21. and TO elect three 49, directors to Sc We
Tor -FOUR 90 years and TO attend to sdCE
ether business may proper.y come before
the meeting. F. G. COMBES,
-..L- -L.L..
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1enomInn t!ons Of $500

denominations Of $500:
Nos. PISS. 22o4. 1921. 2227. 223l, 2245.
The funds for the payment OF the above
eonds are now on deposit with the Trustee
and the bonds will be paid on presentauo1
on and after January ed. l922, at lo2 ana
interest interest 20 January ist 1922 en- HS which
SsAsTnEsiEE' nsiE' rRTsffa fae eeoaP&S SPaS T rGgsts
~ HERMAN ". SYPHERD Vice President
Atlantic City, n. ]. December lat 1921
STANDARD GAS AND ELECTRIC co.
esnkins rand; ;Pqrshase SonSsIt&ibIe & six Per
fursuant TO the provisions of the Colat-
Eai Tru:t Agreemsnt executed December l.
pany TO the undersigned, as Trustee, 70 Sc
Aure an authorized ,ssue OF Thirty Milo
Dollars Convertible Sinking Fund Gold Bonds,
maturing December !, 1928, the undersigned
hereby gives notice that II now has on hand
tAe sum of eighty-etght thousand nine hum
eefd and seven dollars and thIrty-three cents
(eeS .eo7.38) in the Sinking, Fund provided ~
eeation to apply said sum, under the provt-
etons Of said Trust Agreement. 10 the pur
skase OF said bonds. Offers of said bonds
are invited az a price not to exceed par.
accrued interest ard hy. per cent premi um.
&ealed tenders should be addressed to the
fhilsdelphia Trust COMPANY, Trustee Sink
ms Fund. Standard Gas and Electric Som.
put streets. N. 4. Corner, Philadelphia,
4esiEnstlng the denomination Of bonds ten
Friday. january O. i922.
PHILADELPHIA TRUST COMPANY. Trur.
tee. BY JOHN c. WALLACE,
Philadelphia. December Q. 1921
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49, UNITED FIRLMEN's INsLkANCE
e-1 COMPANY

49, UNITED FIREMEN'S INS KANCE
e1 COMPANY
480 Whnut street
Philadelphia
The annual meeting OF the stOCkh0lders Of
yhis company VIII be held a! rs ortce Ma,
4BO Walnut street, Pm iadeIphiR. Pa. o.
Tkupsday. January 26. 1922. at o O'Clock
p. NJ. for the section OF ntne (6) directors
and for the transaction OF such other bust.
nsss as may be brought before them.
u. y. YATES. Secretary
RrxyS THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE
eS Ptockhuders OF. the Insurance Com
y~ny Of the state OF Pennsy vanla viii b.
Ksid ON Monday, January 10. I022 nt I2 VI
A the Office OF the company, 3Os-2lO Walnu,
strsst. for the election Of Ave 90 directors
Se,ion q any hus'nesS which may be
S''"'iJeHN iJe6HN ]. p. RODGERS SECRETARY
kcSSs SIXTH NATIONAL BNNK
Philadelphia Dec. Q 1921.
Tns annual election for directors Of this
tSssdayi January 10, 1879. between the
~ " " NM wILt1AM sALTER.
Ca ShIar
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HOTEL .TRAYMORE COMPANY FIRST
FUND GOLD BONDS. DUE JANUARY

Pursuant to the terms OF the Trust Mort
DaGe securing the above bonds, notice IL
hereby given that tho following bonds ag-
Gregatins $4,000. have been drawn for
PAYMENT for account of he sinking Fund as
ef January lst. 1922
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~ gLIENni MIEIS -, - suddenly. Dec. 10, s.; A.
BoRMUTH-Dec. H.. 1921. LoRENy'
Relatives and friends are invited to attend
funeral, sun. 1880 p. M. residence. ~. "
cor. Seth ana Catharine sts. Int. Hillside
Gem. Viewing Sat eve.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-23

In Observance OF Father and Son
day last night in Pueblo. all classes
and crecds entertained three thousand
men and boys in different cS.rches.
hotels. lodge rooms and restaurants.
Missions, churches. civic and COM
mercial organizations aided in the
movement to bring together men and
boys.
The Father and Son banduets came
as n sort OF civic celebration of Wash
ingtons birthday. Leading business
men of tho Xity and ministers aided in
giving the boys a banquet at several
places last night. In an effort TO dc
tcrminc tho approximate number Of
boys in Pueblo attending tho banquet
last night "A rough count gave n figure
as nearing the 5000 mark.
During the feasts Mt the different
places over the city. fitting tribute
was made to George Washington.
Toasts were given at the meetings. n
son, chosen as a member OF the COM
mittee. would stand and give toast to
the fathers present. This was follow
ed by tho fathers returning tho toasts.