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Notice Is hereby given that. under an1
pursuant to said agreement, the Com
rn,!tee ,,,i! mas formulated. in cooperation
With others, a plan and agreement dated
March 81. 1921, under which Messrs'
Kuhn. Loeb & Co. are TO act as Reor.
saniSaton Managers for the reorraniZa-
Ioh or adjustment Of the affairs Of Tho
Cnlcago Eastern Illinois Railroad Com.
ppany tnat a copy thereof has been
nled with said Depositary at its office
No. i4o Broadway, New York civ. ~ o' ,hat
me GATE Of the frst publication hsreof IL
April D. lS?l that pursuant 10 said
agreement dated August 3, 1918. eyerv
.Depos'tor under said agreement. IA
aenned therein. will be concIusiyeIv
ans 10 nave assented to said plan
a,n agreement and TO be bound thereby
unless he shall. within forty cays aftcr
s sne oate or the first publication hereof
NE WIN said Depositary a written notic.
OF dissent from said plan and agreement
.nuaW from said agreement dated
husas. ,hasui ., lyio, and make payment as
tnereIn provided, and also repay with
interest any advances made 70 b,,, h,,
aalu lu Depositary or said Committes anS
tnat the COMMITTEES has fixed ON. r.r
cent or tho principal amount of 49,
aeposted by each Depositor who so
orn,'ns from said agreement as the
expenses of the COMMITTEES, '"'
Copies of said plan and ocroo,,,
may be obtained from said Denosi,arW
OF tne secretary of the Committee
pated' New York. April 8, 1921
;; HOWARD BoGARpUssn
HERBERT II. DEAN
sHNNTEEL ssaHMTEL +. ,STREIT
SIMPSON TEACHER & BARTLETT.
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"sNAKE" BEING "sC0TCHED'
phipps Election Bill VIII Be Re
stored 70 Original Form
By a Stor CorreSporden

Harrisburg, Pa, April 5.-The
Phipps primary election bill which had
been amended in the House elections
committee SO TO legali,e wholesale as
sistance to voters, Is now back in the
House committee for restoration to Its
original form. AS offered by Senator
Phipps, who along with Representative
Edmonds, of Philadelphia, would not
stand for the snake" amendment, the
bill, provided for the handling of ballot.
boxes. As amended, it would have
knocked out the present law requiring
afidsvits Of illiteracy or physical dis.
ability. before assistance could be
granted.
THE amendments will be stricken
out" said Representative Glass, after
the bill had been recommitted. but il
wasn't dangerous
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10 Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit for
EVANSVILLE 4 TERRE HAUTE RAIL
ROAD COMPANY FIRST GENERAL
MORTGAGE So BONDS. due April Ist.
1892, issued by THE FARMERS LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY. Depesitary.
under Agreement dated April 2iss, 1915,
between holders Of said bonds who
should become parties thereto and the
Committee therein named.
Notice is hereby given that a PLAN
AND AGREEMENT FOR TIL REoR-
ERN ILLINOIS RAILROAD COMPANY
dated March 3ist, 1921 under which
Messrs. Kuhn. Loeb & co. are TO act as
Reorganization Managers, has been pre-
pared and adopted by the undersigned
GTommittee. and that a copy of said
Plan and Agreement has been filed with
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company,
men, rne ,psIPoas,aTy oI anr under the said Agree
ANY holder Of a Certificate OF Deposit
issued under said Agreement Of April
?lst, 1918, may. within the thirty-day
period pr,sscribed by said Agreement.
Company; the Dspositary, at Its ONCE,
q written notice of dissent from said
Plan and Agreement. specifying date or
Certificates Of Deposit held by him. Un-
less holders OF outstanding Certificates OF
Deposit issued under said Agreement OF
April 2lst. 1915. representing more than
hfty per cent In amount OF bonds de-
posted under said Agreement shall nle
such written notice Of dissent from said
Plan and Agreement In the manner and
within the period In said Agreement OF
April 2lst, 1915, prescribed, said Plan
and Agreement shall be effective and
binding on all holders of Certificates OF
Deposit issued and outstanding under
said Agreement Of April 2lst. 1915. and
all such holders will become parties 10
said Plan and Agreement without the
Issue of new Certificates Of Deposit.
Copies of said Plan and Agreement. 20
which reference Is hereby made for a
full statement of the terms. conditions
and provisions thereof. may be obtain
from the Depostary under said Agree
ment of April 2lst. 1915.
Dated. New York. April 5. 1921,
FREDERICK J. LIsMAN, Chairman
ELLIS W. GLADWIN
AUGUSTUS V. HEELY
ASA ). WING
HAROLD PALACANO
Committee.
GELLER. RoLsToN s. BLANC,
GRAHAM ADAMS, Secretary.
THE FARMERS LOAN AND TRUST
COMPANY. Deositary.
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To Holders Of Certificates of Deposit OF
THE EQUITABLE TRUST COMPANY
OF NEW YORK, issued under Deposit
Agreement dated May 2s. 1918, repre-
ssnting shares Of COMMON STOCK or
shares Of PREFERRED STOCK OF
CHICAGO AND EASTERN ILLINOIS
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Referring 10 the above e-mentioned De-
mittee hereby gives notice that it has,
by resolution adopted by the unanimous
vote OF the members OF tho Committee.
adopted a PLAN A%D AGREEMENT
CHICAGO & EASTERN ILLINOIS
RAILROAD COMPANY. under which
Messrs Kuhn. Loeb & Co. are to act as
Reorganization Managers, and has fled
The, Equitable Trust Company of New
at It's on once 10 81 wall S street eel'ifS in tSe
City of New York.
The Equitable Trust Company of New
Yorl: has formed II syndicate to under
write the cash assessment 10 be paid
under the Plan by the holders OF Com
mon and Preferred Stock,
Each holder Of Certificate OF Deposit
issued under the aforementioned De-
posit Agreement shall be conclusiveiy
presumed to have assented TO such Plan,
unless he shall, within twenty days from
the date OF this notice. have filed with
the Depositary written notice OF his dis
sent therefrom, and shall within the
same time have withdrawn from the
Deposit Agreement In accordance with
the provisions thereof.
All depositoTs Of stock must make pay.
msnt OF $50 per share. as provided In the
Plan. The frat payment Of IS per share
| 10 payable on or before April so, 1921.
Copies of the Plan and Agreement OF
| Ranrua n tiou NAV be obtained from
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The navy is cooperating with the
effort of the American Legion and civic
societies In their efforts to make the
.xxna1> patriotic demon
!. ':.:.. !. !
nN.YISx stration next
.cLyzxwN Thursday sue
SESXlSAsZNklM cess. Two com.
SnN}YSSSAAE panics Of marines,
q EHNykllkI three companies OF
AVSf$0aNZAR bluejackets an d
~NESSV~ the navy yard
@STS( band will be sent
~ into line to swell
the marching thou.
sands. The contingent from the yard
will be in charge Of Comm ndcr Nc
GLEASON. Additionally from the navy,
one OF its highest officers. Rear Ad.
miral Robert L. Coonts, chief Of the
bureau of operations, will come from
ences at the mass meetings at the
Academy Of Music and the Metropoli. {.
tan Opera House.
Preparations TO take care Of between
three and Eve thousand guests have
been made by Fourth Navnl District
Post No. 1o5 at it's ball at the Belle.
vue. Stratford tomorrow night.
w. j. Creamer commander Of the
post, announces that a number Of spc-
cinl features and novelties will be
sprung, including a moving picture
film Of the ball which will be taken,
developed and shown In the space Of
half nm hour.
The Mothers Of the 1917 Regulars
have turned over TO the Brown and
Lynch Post, No. o. of Easton, $1,000
for the posts building fund, a cam
raign for O community building Is be-
ing undertaken jointly By the Legion
post and the Kiwanis Club.
Service men who have done foreign
duty with the army. the navy or the
marine corps will meet tomorrow night
at the home of Richard a. Ramsey, 33S
Warren avenue. Camden, to form a
post Of Veterans Of Foreign Wars OF
the United States.
The proposed post will be named
Captain George S. Butcher Post" in
honor of that officer, who was killed In
France while serving with the 111th
Machine. Gun Battalion of the Twenty
ninth Division.
Membership in the organization,
Veterans Of Foreign Wars, Is limited
10 men who have seen service In the
military establishment Of the United
States In foreign countries. II comes
the nearest OF any body Of service men
10 containing men who have really
smclled the smoke Of battle
On the committee In charge o. or
ganization are William J. Parker, Will
liam W. Tomlin. Richard a. Ramsey
and George Il. Anderson.
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Reorganization of Chicago and Eastern
Illinois Railroad Company

Plan and for Reorganization Chicago and Eastern Illinois Rail
road Company dated March 3D. 1921 under which the undersigned have
Protective
whose advertisements ar printed herewith
MORTGAGE COMPANY mo. SIS Cedar
Street New York G has appointed for bonds under
Street. New York City, has been appointed Dp for stock under the Pan
Holders of the preferred and comm stock of the
Chicago & Eastern Illinois Railroad Company
ando the following Bonds
Chicago Illinois General Consolidated and Mortgage So Bond due 1887
Evansville Haute First Mortgage 50 Bonds due 1912
Evansville Mt. so Bonds due 1923
Evansville lute Sullivan County Coal Branch Mortgage So Bonds 1880
Chicago Eastern Reunng Mortgage 40 Bonds due 1855
Evansville Te aute Reundng Mortgage SO Bond due 941
who have deposit with the Protective Committees deposit the
or before April 30 1921
All Stock provided in the
Plan SIS payable before April 3O 1921
Copies of hereby
conditions
thu undersigned.
New York; s,
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Notice to holders Of Certificate, =, D.---,.
CAGE CAGE ASD II gTIJsP 4RJsF coTI STATS rs MORT.
men. % dated March IS. 1914. a" b.,swssn asrss,
ZIP lSFsoyaMrissff M FM,o3s!NpISe MoRTGISSee
ooE 4 EAsTeRGNE sfk GENT r e9MDS IM6;s OF CHICAGO
COMPANY issued under the Refnn AZ =
ana Improvement Mortgage executed hS
the Railroad Company to the BanL.ry. "y
% shall Hii'Pbeany beso%y. Of ns,, MsE York a; Trustee
n.s msnt in the manner therein % proSid.d asIssi d
Therein ennin and herein designated Deposit.
par. and JOHN y! !"fi PlGTrEhSS Il ihS fr.i sns
the committss). party OF the second
Pursuant to said agreement the Com
mittee has this day approved and
EmP a%oP'ed pt,oPL. a Elan AND AGREEMENT
CHICAGO & EAsTERN iLLrI6IS dE
RAILROAD COMPANY, Gated March
81 1921. under which Messers, Kuhn
iIoeb q Co are 70 act AS Reo,ganization
MANAGERS. and filed copy thereof with
nnI,eu nan states Mortgage and Trust Com.
pahy' as l)eposltary under said agree
ment at Its Office, No. IS Cedar Street.
Borough of Manhattan, New York CIV
pursuant 70 said agreement the Com.
mittee publishes notice OF the fact OF
sh Such approval and adoption and filing,
ihe date, Of first publication OF notice IL
April s. 1921. 10
Pursuant to said agreement the TINA
Cthirty days) within which Dcnositins
Bondholders may file notice of diSsan1
from SAID plan and agreement shai
beg,n TO run from the date OF the frs,
publication hereof. "'''
In case any Depositing BondhoId.r
desires to withdraw his bonds from, sa 4,
agreement OF March 25, 1914 he w,i,' 10 - " v
called upon TO surrerder to said Denns,
'ary his Certificate OF Deposit pronerIy
endorsed II registered and 10 naw ~ ~
pePosltary TOT account OF the Commit.
zee such amount as the ConTnitteo - =,
N accordance with sale agreement az ~
rair contributor toward the connon
the Committee. ''N'''euhess OF
copies OF the Plan may be- ohtaIroa
from the Depositary or the ssSretnru.'
or the Committee. 'e'e'ary
Dated New York. April 6. 1921
JOHN W. PLATTEN. cba,,u
JOHN W. -ALLiNC chairman
| JOHN z. BLUNT, Jr
FRANKLIN Q. BROWN
CHARLES R. BUTTS
FREDERICK II. ECKER
RosERT FLEMING
DONALD C. GEDDEs
WILBUR s. JOHNSON
OTTO II. KAHN
HAROLD PALAGANo
JOHN J. PULLEYN
MELVIN 4. TRAYLoR
JOSEPH p. COTTON, Counsel
CALVERT BREWER, Secretary.
% Cedar Street, New York City.
UNITED STATES MORTGAGE AND
TRUST COMPANY, peposltary.
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TO DENATIONALIzE RUSSIA
Soviet Government Makes Conces.
sions TO British Capitalists

Paris, April Dry A. PD--De.
naturalization of Russian industries
to permit exploitation OF various works
by foreign concesslonaries will begin
with British owned properties, accord.
ing to an official Moscow wireless mes
sage today.
At discussions in the Soviets, prcccd /.
ing the decision TO allow foreign capt.
talists TO operate in Russia, speakers
declared It would otherwise be impos.
sible to rc-establish the economic stu,
alton.
Reval. April 5.-(By A. PD-De-
spite the new trade agreement between
Great Britain and Soviet Russia, the
largest proportion Of the extremely
small amount Of goods entering Russia
through Esthonia continues to be OF
American origin.
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Notice 20 holders Of Csrtiheates OF psposis
issued by UNITED STATES MORT
GAGE AND TRUST COMPANY TO de-
posting bondholdsrs under an ssrsemsns
dated March IS, 1915. between such
holders Of FUNDED DEBT OF CHI
cAGo 4 EASTERN ILLINOIS RAIL
ROAD COMPANY as shall become par
ties to said agreement In the manner
therein provided (therein and herein
designated Dspositins Bondhoidsrs). }.
parties Of tho first part. and JOHN W.
PLATTEN and others ttheSein and
herein designated the Comnittss). party
Of the second part.
This notice is particularly called TO
the attention Of holders OF certihcates
Of deposit under said agreement repre-
sentinK funded debt OF tho following
issues:
Chicago e. Eastern Illinois Railroad Com
pany
General Consolidated and First 81
Bonds. due 1887
First Consolidated So Bonds. due 1884
First Extension 50 Bonds. due 1881
rra nsy,l,e and Terre Haute Railroad
Company
F,rs. General So Bonds. due 1912
Refunding So Bonds. due 1871
First Consolidated 50 Bonds. due 1871
Mt. Vernon Branch So Bonds que
1923
Sullivan County Coal Branch b%
Bonds. due 1890
Evansville Belt Railway Co. First b%
Bonds, due 1910
pursuant TO said agreement OF March
,k 1alb the Committee has this day
,nnroyed and adopted PLAN AMI
AGREEMENT FO H REohbANlAh'
TIoN OF THE CHICAGO & EAST IN
ILLINOIS RAILROAD CoMfANi
dated March 81. 1891. under whicf
N.ssrs Kuhn, Loeb & Co. are to act al
REORGANIZATION Managers. and filed
,,ny thereof with the United states
Mortgage and Trust Company as De
ositary at It's ONCE. No. bb Cedar street
borough of Manhattan. New York CITY
Pursuant 10 said agreement the Com
mittee publishes notice OF the tact o'
,uch approyai and adoption and filing
The date OF frst publication OF notice
Is April s. 1921.
Pursuant 20 said agreement the time
uhirty days) within which pepositors
uav fiIe notice Of dissent from said plar
cd agreement shall begin 20 run from
,he date Of the first publication hereof.
IN case any pepositing Bondhoider de-
s,r.a TO withdraw his bonds from sait
agreement Of March Is. 1918. he will b'
called upon to surrender to said Depos
Itayy his Certificate OF Deposit properly
| endorsed II registered and to pay to thu
| p.nositary for account OF the Committee
srcn amount az the Committee may II
accordance with said agreement nX as q
fair contribution toward the compensa
ton and expense and indebtedness OF th'
Committee, and TO pay to the Depositar!
for account OF the Committee the amour
,w,th interest) which may have beer
advanced by or In behalf OF the Commit
toe 10 such Deposit!ng Bondholder on thu
bonds or obligations thus TO be with
drawn In accordance with the terms o
the agreement OF March Is. 1915.
Comics OF the Plan may be obtaine,
from the Depositary or the Secretar.
Of the Committee.
Dated, New York. April s. 1891.
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TO SELL lNvALIDS' WORK
Baskets Made by Visiting Nurses
pat,epts Will BrInu Funds

A sale of baskets of every descrip-
ton, made by men and women who are
incapacitated through illness, will take
place at 1910 Lombard street tomorrow
It will be under the auspices Of the
Social Service Committee of the Visit
ing Nurses Society Of Philadelphia.
The baskets, OF which there are hun
dreds, were all carefully and .painstak
ingly made by patients Of the society
under the direction OF an occupationa
therapist. 1t is announced that order,
will be taken for special types ol
baskets.
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household goods seized and the benefit
OF debtors exemption law denied.
The mans arrest was strongly con-
demncd by Arthur Martin, county poor
director, who investigated the case.
Michael Monski. a laborer, was put in
jail at the same time and still Is In Gus
tody for the same offcnsc.
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Blasting Causes Scare

Loud reports similar to a crash OF
artillery shook the southwestern section
0f the city this morning. Windows ol
many homes in the ncighborhood ot
Seventeenth and Porter streets were
cracked. Investigation showed the
shocks were due to blasting near Point
Breeze. where preparations are being
made for building operation.
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Ihvideuds
rnE ATLANTIC REFINING COMPANY
SiA rA.sysst Avenue

h,M SprI' J. ioai, a diSiasnd o. si,is psr
ss.s, a va" Vas declared on M, Prsfsrr.d stock
s,oeESoidsrs Of record az the close OF busi
nsss April Is. 1921, Cheeks will be mailed.
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PAPFR 60

New YORK, hhrCh %, 1871,
The Board Of Directors have declared 4
,.,,isy quarterly dividend OF one and one
hall p~r cent tttt7sl on the preferred capita
stock OF this Company. payable April 10.
ne cicss of business April g. 1921.
~ OWEN SHEPHERD. Treasurer.
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Annual MectinEn

t,sy- NLSAaAouA.I.A.ND IU.AL IUAkA|
~ Once; 221 South Third sired
Philadelphia. March 20. ltt)
The Annual Meet ing of the StockaoIdsr|
the Westmoreland Coal Company will "
st the ortiCe of the Company. on Wedss1
April 9th. 1891. at IL o'clock noon. fot
election Of three directors TO serve "
may properly como before the meeting
sscrsttiy,
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HgNIINGDON VALLEY LIGHT 4 rou
S$ sINKfNa FUND COLD SSi61SE Bosbss.Y Ss,YS| y

sc sSSh Ss5skif& I. ISL FUND GOLD BONDS >
:, Notice ~ hereby. given. pursuant to A,,I
pEEpHtat pIHrih e TTr,A ihs AMor'ssSs s to THE PIN
that the undor.iEned Company az I'm
p ~ on ,Se ssih day q &erIp.p ~ ISsi q ~; fSs
reqemp'lSn req,as ION. Of 5Sgds D At the neIt in.I
interest. sufficient 10 exhaust ,Ss %s s'|'
t2lls.2i. preference to be given by the ~ N
tee TO bonds offered ot the lowest prIc.
all tenders. Interest on bonds 'f 80 pursS,I
Proposals should be directed a, ,o,,,
"Proposals for the redemption Of 6s BI
Company, Philadelphia Trust Conv')
Broad street office, N. Il. corner III
and Chestnut streets. PhiIadeiphia. !"
PHILADELPHIA TRUST CoGPXSY.
by JOHN C. .wHGGscs, wN!H'issj
PhIlad.lphla. April 8. 1921. ''''
MONROE COAL MINING COMPAyT1
FIVE fEAS hHSbs! siNKIN4 bS!h FIND TsiI dOi5|
The undersigned invites tenders Of Al
before August /. is2i' at ea'ppSs" pr,ce Ds, q
Gesding lo2h per cent of par. plus acsr
In Sinking Fund. and also any addIta
sum that may he paid TO II Tor ?
sinking Fund prior to closing on the last
Of April. 1921.
offered. addressed to PhiiadeiphIa N
Company. Broad street office. N. Z. ccrI
Broad and Chestnut streets, Philsdspj
Trustee, Sinking Fund. Monroe Coal Nh
will be received until ~ M, April 10, n
PfiiLADELPHM TRUST coMPAy1
JOHN G. WALLACE
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KUHN, LOEB G. CO.,
REORGANIZATION MANAGERS

s;S ssSS 3 Ss% Ss$; isSs!D { !D;Sss' SSa
sArLRDSe1bo lSs LGRaDIe1oo eoJsA = JEsA;SiiERN i iEI!Nols
CONSOLIDATED AND FIRST MoST
SAGE Sa.E FIVE PER CENT. BONDS. Ju,
1887, deposited under Bon dho oIder's pro-
testive Agreement, dated August 3. iels.
99etween "Dspositors" Of such bonds a.
S SSennsd therein and the undersIsned
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FINANCIAL
EAST BEAR, RIDGE CoLLIERy ~
SlpEInC Eana S-."tt 10.

n slREIns FUND 0HSiEIIEHY HoiEI1I.E CO.
llery Company 70 Fidelity T Tru,, Tldss rs q
Trustee. dated May l.. lhlt, sealed ssSmp.5 ~.
pany. Trustee, at q price not 10 ess,ns NJ
per centupl of par, plus accrued in,sqn,iVi iVi
q .sufTiiclent number OF bonds irsuoS .u,eTes,
.ssid Mortgage to take up .b.' .b''s sun u'1
Trustee. Nos; 325.3si Chestnut Suies StrSs, q Il
delphia. until Monday, April II ,o,r,h wv
~ o'olock nooni bonds accepted to 'Is', T. \
nsrfnG rsndsted for rssddssWp,ion at next in,.N
FIDELITY TRusT COMPANY, rrv,,..
WM p. GEsT Prss,Ss.Iss
Philadelphia. March % 1921 ''''en''
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PERSONALS

ANY one giving information Of John w..
Sharkey. who left Port Riehmono ss VI
years ago. u they will write Mrs PIN
OF North st., Port Richmond, staten W.
\. y, Will be comforting q great lsSSe
I WILL not ba responsible for bills WY
contracted by my. wife, Amy 4. rlnnSy'1
btas Regent Y
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rxpEnAI sUGAn REFINING co,

Tho regular quarterly dlyidsnd of One
snmss,p shares and One Nnd ons.haif pSr
ssss Iha n he hr;t'Tssa .;d .., sSsT'; g tS:
s,ssnSoia.vs OK roeerd al the close OF busi,
ness April 23d. 1921. Trsnsfsr hooks viii
not eI0es' PIERRE J. SMITH rrs.sur.r.
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MANUFACTURERS AND ESTABLISHED
desls desiring 70 biS for supplies for tie
iuring the year beginning June I. 1921. can
address the undersigned. stating what class
IL. ID, SCHULTZ.
Steward.
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WHY has no investor ever Io,t , 49,
OF principal or interest on an, wy
rity bought Of y. W. straus & Cos
for our booklet 20 md learn IN. VI
why. "' "sd
$. w. STRAUS & co.
stock Exchange BLDG. Pbliod.,,,,-
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NAVY AIDS LEGION
FOR MASS-MEET|NG
Marines and Sailors to Take
Part In Parade at Loyalty
Gathering
EXPECT CROWD AT BALL

The navy is cooperating with the
effort of the American Legion and civic
societies In their efforts to make the
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HELP WANTEp-FEMALE

IN
FooKKEEPER; must 10 accurate .ra
In handling nguresi absolutely nss"s
70 have had experience In taxing VI
balances and handling complete ~
books, including cost experience; AusS,lIl 1
experience preferred. Koelle -Green"V0'
oo25 germantown ave. ye..-----:J
BooKKEEPERi acct. rec. bright "a
person, for Wholesale house s"S S,,a
vancement. G 722. Ledger onlec:----.
Cii, DNCPSEi white rxnsriene.d: y
ences. Phone F'ilbert l6l. .-----.>..-
COOK, whltei must be willing 70 50 VI
seashore from May uatil October; \, MI
person or phone after 7 p. IN. Colnmsas
Mrs. James A. Kenney. l3o W. ''''
nanna ave. --------.I,;:.'
COOK, white woman, $40, small tn,,, t.mi.,,,
washing; good homet mention ieleX
replying. y. o. Box No. III. BsSs.Ai..
FlNISHERs, experienced on msns Y
Apply Dreyfous 4 Lang. Broao ~, a"
lace sts,. MMlford bldg. seYsn'hh h-..f. ~
HousEwoRK-oeneral, eo!oFss. psiSSSn ysSSn|
Ing, small family, 460 W. Brhs"
Phone Germantown aisl ~
HoUsEWoRK - Cotored girl for
housework In apartment; 2 SS, = Y
s,eep in. Phone Germa ntown SIes; ~ n
HoUsEwoRK on small farm dgI%
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