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Why Three Years Later?

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Sf--lh lhe ENENiN" Iln,IL hnp'h" .p' VI
todhy Issue 'uTr" appP"'S an H''It9 IoI
"hl'h II S,e'nS '"'C D@,''', q" E'I'ty 10 ''V.
sergeant "' N"'"p"'F ~ ii''' A"'""'''' ~
r2sp"nSiolc, ,
Ihat thia man can maze 'theSe 'narbes
&nd not D" c"hP'i'ei 70 prove ms "Sser
t'oI'H a.. It,, %, ,,s ~,
fo., ,hm ','' ~, ,Gc nm our grcat army
,,n a rnrr.r r,arnhnrs ~ comnany II
,,n,L I,Far,ry hayiug served in thai com.
rar,, rrmn, M,rch Ioi7--whcn il was still
I',S i., ',"''' 1, ' ,rbtrI poc,,,ant ~ infantry
>,,',p "'"p,"I G,,ord "c pennsvIy,nio-
.n"a''.'r ~ -, 't bo,ni,ai IN I7Tnnce
'n,,,,,, a,,- rr,iro ata, In c,mn IJapcocl
.to 81" man as n ,cunral. ruIo geen,ed
';, ,,,i ,'j,n ,b,Ir lot Doos IL M.
nnmn n ,,,t., In,to.I tba, had snch thIngs
' ,'I HI' ,his .,rgnant charesa thai rn-
~ ,t,a.a a, ,,,, ,,IL n ,,,, enraaI III.
,,,r " III o,.o, ,,,r coTrno such things n.
"''l''nu i! 90 t,,t,, i,,ors -, tba rnaI
% ,,,, tn n r,orninr newsnaper ,cas
1u' yrn,II tbat hav" b.an GuietIy l;ept
h ,,.hIr, chase ,.orano6', Iett,ra
~ ~" ~ "'''
'"''7
IN" very wa! !N ""'ct our nn' vas ue
NI"red would dIsproVe mat Az incoming
man was received at regularly oLean'E "
l""'r"' on'c', Mnc'c ~ "|S 7" I,c,nt u ~"
i'leDt haRS representa- NV 'hoIeI' cum
pAntrs ana orgaui~uohS' ~ htatr1 t'hes
man, detailed from hl' 'onp"HS lor 'h!s
GUY '"'''" '"F '"' ""'' ,,o'e''s " ~
g mNanE' II" 'ooI> u ~ ""eIe ms com
Ionl was located ana u'e'' We u'Wdys
crown "d'''n@ ~ "'"' I, . a.. - +, - -
vas mere u an. "." SSV'''s So, Ir.,a,,
f.." they received IT, You must unterstand
that "" IA" N'GFS """VV mon W CAM, aL.u
our "Hlcers ma" en- WY" ~ 90 "I1"ou' uol'-
"rins nh"ut N" !"'Ie'" th'H me" "7ro re-
c"!vnG'
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have been known all through the forccs7

have been known al! through the forces?
doubt 1t. fo- news travels fast.
Why this three-year walt by tho Hon.
Senator Watson and such aides OF his as
things actually happened, II seems to me
that they are rather late in bringing
charSes
Former Sergeant Tiney includes our
nurses in hts broad statements. was n
patient for six months in Base Hospital %
which was located IN hospital center at
Allerey. France, where there were accom-
modations for $1,000 patients. Naturally.
there were few nurses there. can say
that without question the American nurses
in France we're a fine typo Of American
wUmanhood. They did a wonderful work
and are due all tho credit In the world
for taking caro- OF the thousands Of sick
and wounded mon.
In an organization such as the United
States Army was, hastily organized in the
best possible way. there were bound TO be
and there were plenty Of mistits throughout
the service. That could not be helped. We
have these mistits in our CvcrydaY life. Men
are judges. doctors. lawyers. and so through
every walk OF life, who should be anything
but what they are.
Our men and officers Of the Twonty eighth
Division generally az nne body OF
men as crossed the seas TO fight In France.
The officers OF the company | mem
Der OF wore all good fair men. That was,
as before mentioned. Company J.. 10th In
fantry.
No. sergeant, I wasn't an officer or a ser
geant. but plain buck private who was
assigned to a. nice little Job as runner
in France. But I do Ike 10 see square
doal glvel to the men higher UP who
though they made many mistakes. hut pos
sbiy not as many as you or | would have
made had W, had their rcsponsibities--did
the best they could for us and for the
United States of America.
1t Is my opinion that the men who make
these sensational charges. such az We have
been reading OF lately In the papers. should
be made to prove their statements or be com
pclled to forever hold their peace.
BRlNTOS y. EDWARDS.
Atlantic City. n. J.. November so. 1921.
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Letters to the Editor
Praises Miss Lowrie's Article

70 the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger;
Sir - Doubtless you realize thnt MISS
Sarah u. Lowrie's summary OF the ble
and Character of Christ In your paper last
Saturday is most original and valuable. II
should oe published az a leafct or tract,
ard distributed widely to the boys ana girls
uf our schools and Sunday schools.
Her contention is that very many OF the
young people Of today have wrong--eVen
oontcmptuous--ideas Of the personality OF
JESUS instead" of perceiving and glorying
IT, His heroic qualities. She meets these
errors in a most remarkable manner-Tor 20
II seems to an old editor and preacher:
CARLOS 7. CHESTER.
Wyncote, Pa. December 3, 1921.
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To the Editor Of the DUeniro Public Ledger:
Sir--A young man called at my apart
inent yesterday representing himself to the
maid as a tailor's assistant. stating | had
requested the tailor to call for some cloth
Ing to be pressed. and hc received the cloth
ing.
had left no such request. and believing
a mistake had been made called on several
tailurs In the neghborhood and learned II
was Il common practice for impostors to OBJ
tain clothing under such Misrepresentation. a
A Iittle publicity may make others more
cautious and save them from similar ex-
per cncc S. NJ. NJ
PhIladcIphIa November 90, 1921.
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The benches are replaced -.

BY new ones very like tne same
Our penknivos once defaced;
But the same old bricks are in the wall
Tho bell awings to and fro.
Its musi5 Just the same dear Tom
Twas twenty years ago.
Tho boys we're playing some old game.
Beneath that same old tree;
have forgot the name just now
You've played tho same with me
on that same SPOT: 'twas> PLACED with knives
BY throwing and so:
Tho loser had a task 70 do
There twenty years ago.
The rivers running Just sdn;
The willows on It's side
Arc .arger than They were. Tom,
The stream appears less wide:
But the grapevine swing is ruined foW,
Where once wcy played the beau
And swung our sweethearts-rretty girls -
Just twenty years o7o.
The sprins that dubbed 'neath the hill
Close BY the spreading beech
Is very low: twas once SO high
That VIC could almost reach:
And kneeling down 70 get n drink.
Dear Tom, started so
To think how sadly I am changed
Since twenty years ago
Near BY tho spring. upon an -,m
You know. I cut your name;
Your swecthsarts Just beneath Il Tom.
And you did Dllre the same
| Some hcartless wretch has peeled ths bark
Twas dying sure, but slow
! Just as that one whose name you IVY
Died twenty years ago.
| NV Ids have long been dry. Tenn.
| But tears came in my eyes:
thought OF her 7 loved so We"
| Those early broken ties.
visited the old churchyard
And took some flowers 70 strow
Upon the graves OF those We loved
| Some twenty years ago.
Some are in the churchysrd laid,
Some sleep beneath the sea:
| But few are left OF our old clcss
Excepting YOU and ms.
| And when our time shall some. Ton.
And we are called to go,
| I hope they'll lay us where ~ pis %sd
| Just twenty years ago.
We will print other poems redu.s,ed II
| readers y III send them IN.
M. Il 8" asks for tn. words Of the old
comic sorE "Teddy ORsu." Can a reader
supply #?
"a. II. T." asks for the poem conta nina
thess lines:
Tho manner Of it
To ses Il in a play would break
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Photos Taken Overseas

TO tho Editor Of the Evcr,oO PubHr LedOer:
Sr-How can locate the photographer
who took a picture or our company In
France? JOHN Z. MlNNICB.
Philadelphia. November 30. 1921.
The PHOTOGRAPHIC division Of the signal
corps Nineteenth aud Virginia avenue, y.
w. Washington, y. G.. has complete file
Of all military photographs taken overseas
and in this country. They can supply you
with copies a. y reasonable price.
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Questions AnstUered
Nationality Of Foch

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir-T have heard that Marshal Foch Is OF
German descent. viii you please tell me ir
that is so? G. G. L.
Philadelphia December 4, 1921.
He Is entirely French. His family for at
least two Ccnturics haNo been residents OF
the Pyrnnces district, IN the South Of
France. Tho name is not German, but Is
Of Basque origin. said to be corruption
of a Celtic word, ''fUCh.' meaning "hre.'
The ancestral home is at Valentine, near st.
Gaudcns, hut Foch himself was born at
Tarbcs in 1851.
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The Sepoy Rebellion

To the Ed,t0r Of the Ercniil0 Public Ledger:
S.r-What is the story about the Scpoy Re-
belli0n being caused By the SepOys being
forced to eat meat? L. T.. g.
Philadelphia December 4. 1921.
Sspo:'s arc the native British Indian SOL
diers In religion for the most part they
are Iohammedan and Brdhman. ono con-
sidCra the COW sacred ard the other IL not
permitted to cat pork. The Enfield rifles
which were put in tn" hands of the SeDoy =
had CARTRIDGES creased with tallow and
lard II was necessary for the soldiers t.
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Letters to the Editor should be as
brief and to the point as possible,
avoiding anything that would open
n UNCONVENTIONAL or sectarian dis
CusSion.
No attention will be paid to anony'
nous letters. Names and addresses
must be signed as an evidence OF
good faith, although names viii not
be- printed If request is made that
they be omitted,
The publication Of letter is not
TO be taken as an Endorsement of its
views by this paper.
Communications will not be re-
turned unless accompanied by post
age, nor will manuscript be saved,
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Poems and Songs Desired
Except the Babyn

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir would he vc-y glad 20 have you
print poem containing these words:
"EXcept tho baby. il alone
Remained the power behind the throne"
These words have been ringing in my ears
for many years. and I desire TO secure the
entire poem. s. i. p.
Philadelphia, November so. 1921.
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Tn. Disarmament ParIey

10 the Editor Of tha Ergneg Public Ledger:
Sir---What Powers are participating in
the disarmament parley? ". l.. T..
Philadelphia, November 80, 1921.
The nations participating in The Confer
ence for Limlta tiOn Of Armament are Great
| Britain. Franc, italy Japan Netherlands
! Belgium, China, Portugal and The United
| states
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Why Not This City?

To the Editor Of the BUenir0 Public Ledger:
Sir-I notice in your paper today that the
percentage OF unemployed Ia growing Eradu-
ally less in many Of the large cities OF tho
country. It. is stated in this article THAI
in western city where there were $4,000
men on the unemployed list this number
has been reduced to 10, 000 Many other
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bite these cartridges with their teeth. on
May 10, 1857. the sepoys mutinted IN
Moerut, when native troops arose and lib
Grated some of their comrades who had been
imprisoned for refusing TO handle the Eng
fish cartridges.
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I nINdrnus
Mi vv,SiItlLhILL NAVIGATION
''.Nd ~, NNn tOAL COMPANY

4 d,.,.u P". "Gc.p4tg. Dec. 5ua ,eo,
gl25I Cen,. n. "rr %I one dolIHr and twenty -ilye
cSSIIl!e cSI saturday. January -, I0sq' q'''"r'u'
Dec,mTVSsr" u IDS Y%%, - le closed Friday.
o'clock a NJ. january i"' l"2", at 10
FRICTION mREARLEY JR.
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tYy' TIT ANNlA MEETING or TuI
,U,a,,o "".,..'rrs uf The Glrnrd IIf, In.
jTmre jannn.e, CHmnIny. VII ir hc,d On Thursdn".
;'VmSery Q; ma w. i0?H. AZ : T.. NJ. 1T tie "f;iSi
~ S'i'P.a, mta, r o., irlrpum, os ,."rlinx ,.tI
otbt1 I, ~ .'i {" rlr transaction Of g,,rh
iSs % %"u,.I.'. "s may urur-rly some bernrn
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06
NmuWaI MEETINGS
97iDEMNin I\sIKANCE COMPANY

., OF \OETIi AMERICA
~ 0d ana Walnut sts.. rhiludrlphio
viii, n"s AhhIh :. "'ar II the St1"Eho,d,rs
NM sn 90 hS,l 4, IN" li"ln" Office OF the COM
SO On lurSd'N' J%n"nry II. IO??, at l9:Io
g. N: ~ ior IN" r."c'tou Of Dirrctors and he
ssSnsIctiOn Il; tHrh other business ps may
"me before he meeting. '' ''"S
T.. W, MILLER,
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PrOposals
S3O, 900
SCHOOL DISTRICT OF THE TOWNSHIP
OF RADNOR. DELAWARE COUNTY.
ma

Notice is hereby given that the School
District Of the Township of Radnor will.
receive sealed lids for the purchase OF 80
coupon bonds u tho denomination OF $1,000
zach, aggregatlng 100000. bearing interest
a. per cent, free Of tax or taxes now
bonds or the debt hereby secured, by the
Commonwealth OF Pennsylvania, except
succession or inheritance takes. issued for
he purpose O.. purchasing a site or tract
d land az corner Of Winde mere and
Louella avenues. in Wayne. Radnor Town.
shIp Delaware County. Pa. and equipping
repairing and altering for school purposes
he bqNdIns located thereon and viii sch
such bonds to III" highest responsible bid
tr provided Ihat such bid Is not less than
par and accrued !I'elaBt. The bonds will
be dated December |. 1921. and will mature
o. follows;
$1,000 on Docemler l. 1920. and 10000
,ery hy" years tEareaftor UP to and in.
eiud 9g D"Cenber |. Ia4G.
All BIDS Will he opened at tho meeting
q the BOARD or school Directors. at the
ware County P@,, on Wednesday. December
II, 1871, at J O'clOck +. VI. Rids are 10 he
IsceYed W 'o - o'clock noon. "wednesday
december ~, l0!l, and should lra addressed
. Dt. Ju5ern 9 Eghert. Secretary OF tne
Board o. School Dir, tors. Radnor HIN
school byII,,'Ls, Wayre. I2. Eils mus. lie
iocompRn"d by , certified chc.i for / nor
cent OF tho par value of tho amourt ~ Pbs tbo
oan bid Tor. made uRYahIc to tho School
District of the Township Of Radnor BonSs
nay be reSis,sreh rs 10 principaI
lHese hphVS VIII he l-Suel subject to tIn
,nayoIa0e oiTton Of Mc.srs. T0v.ISen1
Elliott Munson. Philadelphia, Pa.
u! order OF the Board ug =, biol nIra,,or,
JOS. c. EGUERT.
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SoTiCF-WEL LSBACH COMPANY THIRTY
YEAR SINKING FUND FIVE PER CENT
COLLATERAL TRUST MORTGAGE GOLD
anNnS nATEn line L laNn

,alsd prop0ga.s will be received for tho &C
eoun, Of III" Sinking Fund until I2 O'Clock
noon December :. 1921. at the office OF the
unders gncd. Trustee, for the sale to It. at
ms loves. price. not exceeding par ana ac
trued interest. oi 50 many OF the above bonds
Is 1886. AZ. 40 will purchase.
PIopOsa should be indorscd proposals
for the sale Of t. p W",sbach Company Five
P.r Cent Collateral Trust Gold Bonds and
addressed to -
ASA S. WING. President.
THE PROVIpENT LIFE AND TRUST
COMPANY or PHILADELPHIA
y, ". cor. ith and Chestnut SITS.
phiIddelphIa Pa
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06

Apparently you are too sensitive. We doubt
II one man out OF hundred. probably O
smaller percentage, would stop but to admire
the ex-service man for his bravery and his
sacrifice. and would be only too glad TO do
something to help him. Il the opportunity
was offered --EditorD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06

James Coleman-rhers arc a number OF
methods Of t"llng fortuney b. cards for
emusament. You can get little booklet on
the subject IN any book store for very
small sum We could not give space to e1-
planning the moaning OF each card.
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Ghsh Ghnsh ,ESTITAnLE ILLUMINATISo
Ao LlNllI lOMPANN nE nuIIN

The dir,, INITddeIph ~ Nov, %, 1907
umI.anSmno,,I I'3IS have this day declaTsd, n
sa9 sharcj;' sj;'5Ssnf nh ID Of three 81 Der cent
Dee iS ioa to stoeEhoiGerss s'SGfk of roCSSG pSy
Thursday o'f 6 OF business Q O'clock r.. NJ
rall,d"' Dec s, 1921, Checks win be be
W As MeEwEN; Treasurer.
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NTALLlA\CE INSURANCE. CoMrAN,

W NIIINNIE INSURANCE COMPNNY
To 81 nnd Walnut Sts.. PhllndeIphIu
Nwnn' E, AAHn2'I Meeting Of ,h3 SiTCkh"ircra
NAM W ne H." u IN" OINra Of tho CON,
II" m' I"rSIlN, January II. I0!! M IL
iTS,,sd."F iT, d"F lh' .'" ii'n - Dia","urs .,nd me
SS''s", sor'h '@h " ~, c;h". hvsincg4 ns n,n,,
''"e o." ia" le"tus ''"'
JOHN NREAu2R.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06
rINANcIAL
n T|7 n FINH--,---ll--- FINH.-.-,N--
~,HIEHEM STEEL CORPORATION
! s.ored Serial Seven Per Cent
CoId Notes, Seri S D. u =.
,, or REDEMPTION

and every holder Of the secures %
ssisl ss'sn s,n,onem steel Corporation. is
.', ,'' ,.,T:. T,":' '"sS's; %.SsS:n ss'ss s,s.
:sSI'on CO.. az :s. "sSes% es%pes s,''' Ts%:|s
sS Bspk;sgr' thERGBY GIVEN 4 that BsthiS. sHaas.
gsS5D '9s 9sa "lS6i'P & Sa%
~ ~ iIs riga; to IG iG12. all OF its Secured
''3oiS I5P P1 SS!s; q s5sIi ssS
x ihen onts,,a d Viii cease on said rseudnrp,
gsy,s. Sf5 srs sFs' esEsS ID GspSss
ssSn yS - 81 %s Sf' .Fss e
csmgTust ~ Trust Com9anyys, rSaitan, in the City Of
SSR:' sSa q Atm on cdaSSSs 9%
..,arrender there a said office as at9resald
= ss} rS Rpos 5S' STs;; tRe T' Tp'rincSa GS
,rS psld at ilVVVV,T2sst accrued to said re-
tnsi-.is, date
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Loo Sensitiue

To ne Edtor n ne Ercoino PVJ'it Ledger:
Sir--As an eX.service man disabled am
taking UP vocational training and going TO
the Temple University for an advanced
course We have five minutes on every
hour TO 60 down and &c, bit Of fresh air.
| have noticed that some OF the men
twealthy) who pass the college stop and
look at us as II TO say-there is the req
son why we pay taxes. Are We to be looked
upon as n scourge, besgars or outcas sts, for
sacrificing all that we had?
ALBERT RUBIN.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06

"A. II. T." asks for the poem conta min
thess lines:
Tho manner Of It
To see II in q play would break
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sI7' lNslRANCE COMPANY OF NOKT,,
Tnt1 ,,, AMERICA

rtLNfS HnI" Me"tu;f or tic sfn''L''I%,r., '"
rHmv w. t. i, H. a. -" lI"ut Office Of the C",,'
N.|i fp ." IT, bIn'haa%' January 10. lo!:. at oI; +:
t.s ,Iso5s$? o rI % I|or Dhr"s,"ss hs Is 4n4 The
conc O''or" -, n,rtIr[. '''''.''' as may
d"HN NREAn:R. Se-ra,ory
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06

Donald X. Bonney. Pen Argyll. Pa.-You
can find a sketch Of the life Of President
Harding in any public library. We cannot
give the space to printing such sketch 81
this time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06

IUJanre with THE proVlsions OF said
H Sdesssg.s', ssTs, 'ne FOR G9ns2IiSat?Gn n MSTt GSn,
,sse Thirty ear 80 a Of said Corporation;
A Psas @ST @coHRss Rs9gSS SS SnsSI 'fsc
ndSjnSe SnS January d. 92g; T6T of eSdeT ssEeT
~ shy one or or,m,ionder morrd ~ thereof at said of,ce
Sssts % Tryoc on or in SefScf tScfa%s Sas
dits, vii De eI'',, wore bonds OF said Series
SI ssS S9S DrnSpn s%2SHs "HsH tS
AZ, ss sSnds Ss at price s6Du 69 yeI3 com ss
nd lone.hall per m ce'h The tables OF bond
% ifSSd isfDSsSscd IN sad TrTst mo,rt tndeF'"tfh ths
viIl equal tmSoIJornd tmS for exchange. with
Of sSerS9A sc S ssd Tf'Tsoi coTpoFa %1e
S s p9r Of The 5PGnGs P5gGsDs sannos %oups Bo
III the Notes top NJ, "'',Tm sIch exchange Ap:
,,sTsa es,cH VII be mad" for The tho HsW isinY Yofk
SSSs, SSS.s,.5, SAfSs%S9Y Ss% York. November %, io2L
|BETHahh,E;" u HARTMANN. Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06

&C. c. G."-1n 1917 there were os sa7.-
1873 miles Of telephone wires in the United
States.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06
Y 5ar,,7I nr RFDEMPTION

NOTICE VI hbDn 80. r,.o and
70 me me,,a,p n Yenr Collateral Gold Notes Dated
v,nary 1920, OF GEORGIA Rail.
IEsv Ise,vaarHsS rHsSp' POWER COMPANY ISSUED
W., ToIiaternI Trust Agreement Between
aso,sIa Railway and Power Company nnd
pSsXsl and Company. Trustees, bearing
lie Date: ~ , ,,,rs,,,n, "a
.rns of the Collateral Trust Agreement
.,r'ssn Georgia Railway and Power COM
- and Dreyrl and Company, Trustees
s,t,s February I. 1920, Georgia Hallway
~ January 2. 1922. all Of its then outstand,
VI . Seven Per Cent Two and One.lIalf Year
r.rsterai Gold Notes dated February ].
,Tsnn and lssrod under said collateral Trust
isrsmtnt: that interest VIII cease To U"
s'ysbIs on the Notcs hereby Cal'cJ for re
Nat Inc holders ~ said Notes are required
=. tsnuary 3 1922. to present them for
-sd,mntion and payment at the Of''Cc OF
n,syei and Company, Trustees rs atore-
,d AT Fifth and Chestnut streets, phila-
sspb,a. Pennsylvania; and that on pres"n-
NJ February l. 1929. and August |, 1929,
..,rors attached at said office a9 afore-
,,d payment will be made 20 tho holders Of
nd Notes at lNer redemption value. VIZ.
an. hundred AMI Onc-quarter per cent
riO0gGJ OF their face value, and accrued
interest, to January J, l922. amounting to
go, "a upon each note.
yS,eho,ders arc reminded that the COM
nany Is not permitted by law TO pay interest
mon any note presented FOR payment un'ess
d same IL accompanied by a proper owner
SIp certificate aa required by the Federal
Income Tax Law.
Dated December g. 1921.
GEORGIA RAILWAY AND POWER
COMPANY
BY p. s. ARKWRIGHT.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-06

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