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The New York herald., 1921-04-27
WALL ST. SUPPORT
PUSHES COTTON UP
Speculative Interest Not Like
ly to Improve Until New
Crop Conditions Figure.

Dealings In cotton futures yesterday
reflected the general lack OF speculative
interest in the market. and the session
was continuation of Mondays dulness.
Prices were highest just before the
close. when renewed Wall Street support.
attributed to continued strength in stocks,
started an advance TO level OF 70 l6
points net gain. Final bids were around
the top. to 10 points better. with local
spot UP 10 noints at 1880 cents. First
prices were to r.oints net lower. the
temporary slight depression in near de-
liveries being due to the circulation of
about 5000 bales OF May notices.
Notices were quickly stopped, however
small gain resulting.
Most OF the larger operators still ad-
here to their policy of ''watchful wait
ing" No great activity is looked for
until new crop conditions become vital
factors. After the opening the list scored
gain of about 5 to l3 points. but in
the second hour met increased pressure
and prices reacted to about n level with
the previous final bids. The weather
map indicated conditions unsettled in
many parts of the Central States. with
precipitation OF 7 Ga AT PALESTINE .S2 at
Little Rock. and .sS at Montgomery.
Temperatures ranged from - TO "a de-
grees.
In the afternoon the market moved
aimlessly few points UP or down from
Mondays final bids. There was little
outside interest Near deliveries We're
generally couple OF points or so up
from the previous closing. while dis
tant options ruled quiet. Near the fin-
ish. local interests bought. and the ring
crowd covered.
Range Of Drices. Mon
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
A Cipher Omitted.

The cabled reports or the speech %
Austen Chamberlain when introducing
the budget in the British House Of Com
mons had II that the Chancellor or the
Exchoauer intimated that only $1,000
600 or the British loan maturing here on
November ! remained 70 be paid Oft. but
bankers informed AZ to the state of that
maturity said that ? cipher musr have
been omitted, az Tho amount II tho
hands or tho public was between $780,
600. 600 ana Sfo5.0o0.000, a. stated N
these columns 4 fow davs ago Tho
original issue Or tho loan IN 1915 was
sl50.000 900, secured by stocltS and
bonds valued al $780, 1000, 900 a sur
ficient amount of the secutititF was
sold IN TO eighteen months ago 10 reduce
the amount outstanding 70 s123. 100000
and since that time the British Gtvern-
mont has bought up and retired s2S 000,-
600 70 $40. 900. 900 additional None of
the bonds were called, as it war cheaper
to buy them In tbs open market the
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
NEWS AND NOTES
OF BOND MARKET
Sales Of $3.50. 100000 Burling-
ton Plan Issue Making
Good Progress.
Average Bond Prices
April 2s. 1921

Excellent progress was made yesier-
day in sales Or the new $3.50, 900, 900 OF
Great Northern Northern Pacific joint
6i5s and there Is 4 possibility that the
books Of the issue. which open at 10
o'clock tomorrow. will be closed on the
same day. That possibility Is seen from
the record made BY New York members
Of the primary syndicate and requests
for increased participation in the dis
tributing syndicate. To permit the
closing OF the subscription books to-mor-
row to-days sales will have to equal
results achieved yesterday and institu-
tional buying az wen $ exchange Of old
come ~ 70 expectations. Indications
thus far arc very gratifying. although
Il Is recognized that real selling skill
will have 10 he exercised on the last
s25,000001 OF s30.000.000 The dis
tributing syndicate viii have been COM
pleted by the opening or business this
morning and j. r. Morgan & Co. and the
First National Bank should be in posi-
ton by the close OF to-day's business
to analyze the results and approximate
the amount OF subscriptions which will
be received. beginning tomorrow morn
ing. IL Is a certainty that, the issue
being so large. there will be no padding
OF subscriptions and bankers look for q
successful, early and complete consum-
nation OF the financing.
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
Bonds Added to List,

The Northern Pacific-Great Northern
$3.50, 100000 Joint fifteen year 6la per
cent convertible gold bonds due on July
I. 1896. were admitted to list by the New
York Stock Exchange Immediately and
We're traded in yesterday on a when is
sued basis. The first sale was OF
$1,000 bond at ~. u point above the
offering price the next sale was made
At 96aI and the next at a6ia. The ex-
change also admitted 70 list the Great
Northern Railway Company's general
mortgage per cent. bonds. series A.
due on July l. 1896. when issued. and the
Northern Pacific Railway Companys re-
funding and Improvement mortgage s
per cent gold bonds, series 3. due on
July 1. 204T, when issued.
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
standard Tank CIR Offering.

Harvey Fisk & Sons, Inc. are offer
ing sf.550.00o Of the Standard Tank Car
Company's serial IA per cent. gold
equipment trust certificates. series T d.
1921. on an per cent. basis. They are
dated April !. 1921, and mature every
six months for ten years The certif-
icates will be issued by the Splitter
Rorick Trust and Savings Bank OF To-
ledo trustee. and will be secured
specifically by title 10 1000 modern steel
tank cars. constructed and being con-
structed by the Standard company. The
company's balance sheet OF March 81
shows net assets Of more than s6.75b.-
900. rts net earnings before Federal
tax. available for equipment guarantees
for four years ended on December 81.
averaged s1.514.S21.
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
PROPOSALS..
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT, Washington
d C.. Anril 4. 1921 --Saalad nrnnnsaia ~


PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT, WASHINGTON.
u. c.. April I. f02f.-Sealed proposals. IN
duplicate. wifi be received at the office OF
tho Purchasing Agent OF this Department
until 10 o'clock A. NJ. May s. 1921 for fur
rishing Stationery tincluding inks and muci-
lege. pens and penholders. pencils eraser-
knives and shears. typewriters and supplies
duplicating devices and supplies, rubber
goods and miscellaneous supplies Comput-
ing. Baling, Numbering Adding Check
Writing and Perforating Machines Time Re
corders: Rubber and Steel Stamps. and inks
pads and racks for same: Seals: Hardware
Scales. Copying Presses. Baskets Trucks
Pushcarts. Metals fTime Cards and Time
Card Frames). Packing Boxes Twlne and
Cordage: Motors: Oils and Chemicals and
Household Supplies. as they may be ordered
for the use OF the Postal Service from time
TO time during the fiscal year beginning
July 1. 1921. Blanks for proposals. with
specifications and instructions 70 bidders,
viii be furnished upon application 10 the
Purchasing Agent. WILL II. HAYS. Post
master General
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
Hampden County Bonds IN Market,

Watkins & 90. IRE Offering now issue
or $500. 900 of Hampden County. Massa-
chusetts. 5is per cent. bridge notes. due on
January I, 1925. at 100 and interest 70
yield $50 per cent The bonds are tax
exempt In Massachusetts and are legal
investments for savings banks and trust
funds In New York, Massachusetts,. Con-
necticut and elsewhere. Eldredge 4 GO.
are offering an issue of s42i.0o0 n city
or Cincinnati. Ohio. q per cent. coupon
bonds. due In March. 1871 and 1851. to
their optional date. 1891. for 1oS and
interest 70 Yield 5.35 per cent. 10 their
optional date and 5.75 per cent there
ftcr
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
OMcr Seattle Issuc.

r. N Grant & CO. VIII offer 4 new
issue ~ sS0e.noo of the city or Seattle's
muricipai light and power plant sys-
TENS G per cent. gold bonds, maturing
serialy on March /. 1927. 10 March !.
lsI. inclusive. at par and interest. The
issue Is similar TO one or s2.115,o00 re-
Gently sold. and is exempt from all taxa
tlon n the state OF Washington. The
bonds are eligible as security for county
ard city derosits IN that State and. in
the opin,on ~ counsel. arc an obligation
OF the city Of Seattle, their principal and
interest being payable from the gross
revenues ~ the city's light and power
system. The city's valuation Is s245.-
s2S.a5s. with aet bonded debt Of
se.7ss.2s4. Its popGlation in 1920 was
315,65e
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
Jan Gover.ment. rise steadily.

Ii may seem surprising TO tile invest
ing public that in spite of the disturbing
reports regarding the Yap question,
Japanese Government bonds have been
maintaining steady rise since the first
OF the year, largely due TO the farseeing
investor who believes that there Is little
likelihood OF trouble between this coun-
try and Japan and that Japanese bonds
are a high grade investment. japanese
Government first tl2s. due in 1890. at
their present price of S3 yield about
$50 japanese Government As, due In
1881, yield about 9.0b at price or
about 67. Those issues are the best
known and the most actively traded In.
Both OF them are payable at a fixed
rate Of exchange of s4.S7. An issue not
so well known, but which recently has
come into more prominence. due to Its
advance during the last few months
from IS to 81. is the Japanese Govern
ment 5s OF 1907. due In 1947 Those
bonds are payable at the current rate OF
sterling exchange and possess an added
speculative interest. The credit OF
of japan is considered very high, due
10 it's large resources and it's great
wealth japan is probably the only
Power that participated In the world war
and emerged from it with resources not
only unmpaired but reinforced TO
very great extent.
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
BUSY IN MARACAIBO DEAL.
standard start. work on ExpIora.
ton Company's Lands.

The Standard oil Company OF New
Jersey has begun work on the lands OF
the Maracaibo oil Exploration Compa ny
In South America under the contract re-
Gently closed between the two corpora
tons BY which development Is TO be
carried on by the Standard company In
return for a half interest IN the prop
crty developed. In the Perija district
the Standard company has taken over a
Maracaibo rig
The Maracaibo oil Exploration Com
pany owns A large acreage In the Meme
Grande field. The Caribbean Petroleum
Company, subsidiary OF the General
Asphalt Company, II also a large owner
of acreage in this field
The New York herald., 1921-04-27

baby bonds are selling on about a per
cent. basis. More than 10 per cent. OF
the issue has been redeemed oy action
OF the sinking fund. and as bonds are
being purchased by the sinking fund at
a large discount the issue should be re-
deemed entirely long before their ma
turity in 1945. The total d.ot OF the
Argentine Republic is approximately
81. 900. 900, 600. about two-thirds OF which
is held abroad That deb. In proportion
to its population and resources is less
than that of any OF the large European
nations Simultaneous offerings Of this
issue at 80 and interest were made IN
March, 1909. in London. Pa-ts Berlin
and the United States by syndicate
headed by j. =. Morgan Il &C.
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
COTTON CROP POOL URGED.
Southerners In Memphis Favor
Plan Adopted In Oklahoma.

MEMPHIS, April 26.-Plans for pool
ing the American cotton crop to be
sold through centrally located market
ing agencies were under discussion at
a conference here to-day OF representa-
tives of cotton producing interests from
virtually all Southern cotton States. The
movement contemplates the adoption of
uniform marketing contracts and pledges
by the farms covering a period of at
least seven years. the pooling agencies
TO be operated under the direction of
State organizations and a general agen-
cy which would have supervision over
the entire pooling and marketing ar
rangemcnt.
The plan has already been adopted
by Oklahoma cotton growers.
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
CONSOLIDATED TEXTILE.

The Consolidated Textile Corporation
reports for 1920 net profits. after ex-
penses. taxes and inventory adjustments
OF $l,452.421, or s1.S1 share on its
outstanding capital stock OF no par
value. Profits for the year. after ex-
penses. taxes and inventory adjustment.
were s2.310.194. and depreciation
charges. S23S.2S2. Interest charges, &c,
aggregated S620,09l. and dividends
sl.204.366. leaving s24S,o55 surplus for
the year. and a profit and loss surplus
OF S334.007.
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
Tbst warsaw Loan.

Inquiry among the large Wsl street
institutions failed 20 disclose the par
ticipant~ In tho group which Dow Jones
q 90 said had been formed 20 extend a
loan ar 5000 100000 marks Cspproxi-
mately $4,000 00o) 70 the city % War
saw. Confirming the report from Lon
don. that company said: "Details Of the
loan are expected 70 be completed IN
few days, when the names Of the banks
forming the syndicate wiz he an
nopnrgd =
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
Liberty 3f-2s nj New Low.

A price os sS.G2 FOR the ia per cent.
Liberty bonds Yesterday establishes a
new low record for bonds OF that tax
exempt issue. Al that price the bonds
Weld slightly more than 40 per cent.
A reason to account for the decline IN
Liberty 3ias is that holders are selling
II order 10 switch into Farm Loan 81.
which also arc tax exempt and offer
higher YIELD The prospect of tax
revision soon makes the ~ per cent.
issue less attractive 10 wealthy invest
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
Reach Years High.

Cerro De Pasco convertible SIS sold
at los yesterday, their top price OF the
year With any further advance In the
Cerro de Pasco Companys stock. .he
bonds stand 70 appreciate rapidly. ow-
ing to their convertible privilege. which
runs FOR the life of the bonds, OF until
1891 A 10 point advance IN Cerro de
Pasco stock would make the bonds
worth f20 and n that stock moved %
20 TIE cuuilavent value Of the bonds
yoSld he fg0
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
1921
sl0,334.000
934. 100000
RANCE OF LIBERTY B(
States Foreign Industrial and Other

CRANKY " IS
10. so
Green Bay & w
deb ser Il
Hook Val AIS
1. .s3
z -
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
METALS.

On the New York Metal Exchange
yesterday tin wss dun and standard
was quoted at 80 and 32: Straits and
Straits shipments AT 21.75 and 80. and
80 per cent at $3.50 and 81 asked /:
copper was quiet New Yorl; spot. April
snd May. 1850 and 12.s7i9 lead was
quiet: New York spot. $50 and East
st. Louis spot. 4.25. and zinc was quiet.
New York spot 5.2J and East st. Louis
spot. 40. The American Smelling and
Refining Company advanced their price
Of lead from 4.25 to 4.S5 New York and
I.0ufu
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
Ann Arbor Road Plan. Issue.

wAsHiNGroS. April 96.--The Ann
Arbor Railroad COMPANY asked to-day
.he Interstate Commerce Commission
for authority to issue $1,000 600 Of :
per cent Improvement and extension
bonds IN lieu Of similar per cent. bonds
ana retire $500 900 of its outstanding
t2.5O0, 900 per cent bonds
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
Osweao Awards Bonds.

RemlcI. Hodges & Co were .he highest
bidders FOR the $500. 600 OF twenty-five
wear serial school bonds OF Oswego.
y. " They offered s5o7os5. With an in
terest rate OF 81 per cent There were
twelve other bids for the bonds
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
seiIs $1,000. 900 Debenture<.

The CompaGnie du Boleo Santa Rosa
liza French Copper Mines have sold an
issue ~ 81 100000 OF per cent. serial
gold debcnturcs. not per cents. as
reported yesterday. % syndicate
headed by Chandler g. Co, Inc, and
John Nickerson, Jr.
The New York herald., 1921-04-27

Weber & Heilbroner report for the
year ended February 3s. 1921. net profits
after Federal taxes OF S95.222. Net
earnings were $i07,222 and charges for
Federal taxes. 60, $4,000. Dividends
OF s13S.014 were distributed. leaving a
deficit for the year of s42.7s2. PROFIT
and loss surplus was $186,377.
The New York herald., 1921-04-27

Closing prices Of stocks IN which there
,rere no transa ctlons Yesterday:
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
MERRITT OIL CORPORATION
DIVIDEND No. !,

Quar;erly Dividend No. Of 2isee. being
twenty-five cents (25c) per share. has been
declared. payable May 16, 1921. 70 stock
holders OF record a. the close or business
April 30. 1921
Tho transfer books do moi close
l.. G.. TRULY.
nsn4er Tofor0do Trea
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
LIVERPOOL.
STATISTICS.
COTTONSEED OIL.

Range of prices: Nj
Oman Iirh nur CInsn A
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
The American Exchange
National Bank.

New York. April 26. 1891.
A. meeting OF the Board OF Directors Of
this Bank. held to-day. a quarterly dividend
~ Three and One Half per cent. on the CAPT
tai stock was declared, payable May ..
1921, to stockholders % record at the close
of business April 90. 1921.
ARTHrR Z. LEE. Caahier.
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
WHEELING Steel MEETING.

WHEELING. VI. Va. April c6.-The an
nual stockholders meeting Of the Wheel
ing steel Corporation was held here to-
day and It's report for the past year
shows that its business ran close 10 the
million mark, the total being
500 S22.SsI.5l lis net earnings FOR the
year were sis.425. 15e.Ss. The mills are
operating less than 80 per cent. the
report said.
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
LIMA LoCoMoTTyE WORKS. INC.

LINK IDNVNOIIN y WVFNINS. IlNO.
80 Church Street.
New York.
March 81. i9ei
The Board OF Directors has this day de-
rlared a quarterly dividend OF one and three
quarters GAes) per cent. upon the Pre-
ferrcd Stock of this Company for the three
months ended March 81, 1921. payable May
T. 1921, 10 stockholders Of record At tho
close OF business on April -. 1921. Trans.
fer books do not close.
l.. A. LARSEN,
Vice. President md Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1921-04-27

British Governments purchases ranging
from % ale down to 92as. The pi esent
quotation is around 90
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
NOTICE OF

NOTICE or
DISSOLUTION or PARTNERSHIP.
Notice IL hereby given that Partnership
heretofore existing between g. Hurok and A.
Strok. known the 'Hurok- -Strok Musical
Bureau" is dissolved from March %. 1921
a. STROE.
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
.ity Oh bof-
deaix Sc
t1x 1891

i... US
City OF Paris 8.
I77. .977s
tTntfAfl Et,trfIttt
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke Corpora

Al meeting OF the Board or Directors OF
the Pennsylyania Coal CokG Corporation
held this day there declared the regu-
lar dividend of 81 90 per share out Of the ac-
cunaulaied earnings and surplus OF the COM
pany, payable on May 10Th 1921. 10 stock
holders OF record At the close OF business on
May 9Th, 1921
8 r. II. WATKINS. President.
The New York herald., 1921-04-27

WHAT'S on your mindg Looking for oppor-
tunitics? Want more capltai7 A Business
Opportunity ~ The Herald Want Ad. Section
might mean the turning point In your career.
Try one.-AdU.
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
NEW ORLEANS.


NEW ORLEANS. April 26.-'rhe cotton
market closed steady to-day at net advance
cf from II to 81 points. Closing: May
II 1.7sc.: July. l.. .2ec: October. 12.9lc.; De-
cember. 13.2Sc. January, 13.44c.
SOUTHERN SPOTS.
Norfolk quiet. unchanged at 1925. sales
545 bales. Augusta steady. unchanged at
tic: sales t04 bales Memphis steady.
changed ST lie; sales $50 bales. St. Louis
quiet. unchanged at ii.23; sales nil. Hous,
ton steady, 20 higher at i1.20; sales 1902
bales. Little Rock quiet. 25 higher at 1918 !:
sales 57S bales. Dallas steady, unchanged
at 1895; sales 8.643 bales Montgomery
firm. 25 higher at 1913 sales 2c6 bales.
Galveston firm. 10 higher at 11.80: sales
,O54 bales. New Orleans steady. un-
changed at 1928: sales 2,391 bales. Mobile
steady. unchanged at 1918: sales 1S bales.
LIVERPOOL.
Spot cotton quiet and unchanged at 7.45d
for middling; sales 5000. American 1000
Imports 1000. none American. Futures
opened quiet at TO 12 points decline. Closed
quiet but steady. at a net decline of to 8
points. May T.96: July. S.23: October S.51: /:
December. s.84; January. s.6s. March. s.7s
Manchester: Yarns fair: cloths I'm moderate
demand
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
BID AND ASKED QUOTATIONS
n. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS.

To tho following prices accrued interest Is
to be added In every case.
The New York herald., 1921-04-27

S9.G61 debts due on open accounts and
5000 carriages and other vehicles House.
Grossman Norhaus are attorneys for ths
bankrupt
BOULEVARD JEwELRY CO.. INC
Schedules OF the Boulevard Jewelry Co.
Inc, 9o5 Southern Boulevard. Bronx, show
liabilities OF S3e. .057. OF which S5r r.si7 arr
unsecured claims, and assets or sie.50i. of
which 5000 Is sioek In trade, $3.50 ma
accounts ana $3.50 other personal property.
Jacob J, Lazaroe Is attorney for tho bank
rupi.
ABRAHAM LUsTGARTEN-sc Schedules OF
Abraham Lustgarten, 40 West Twenty
sixth street, against whom petition was
le slsd d. March ls2i: show liabilities Of
claims and $3.50 taxes due the United
States. and assets OF sS3. 900. of which
tools. &C. and $4,000 debts due on open
accounts Lawrence j. Bsrshad is attorney
:, for the - easkrsgt; shI sPt;,sc - ,sc n.y..
schedules Of + L. washbourne Co.,
sogSary ss1 ass H. bcS rSei :so show n,s liabilities %
claims and S2s.372 secured claims. and as-
sets OF s5.3Si. OF which 81 .sso is stock IN
seeurtss md $500 rop"sty n9ses rsyers,o"
remainder trust &C. Eugene l. Gottleb
:, is ,.cs,s.ni s,sornsy for r,1lr the bankrupt
Morris Elberger Max Adelsten and Louis
Driks. doing business as Ratner's Restau-
rant. AGAINST whom a petition was filed
which SlI .9i2 are unsecured claims and
S5.255 secured claims, and assets.
Charles Frankel is attorney for the bank
rupts.
ASSIGNMENT.
KROLL. retail millinery at 207s
Seventh avenue. has assigned for the bene-
III OF creditors TO Louis Martin Levy.
JUDGMENTS FILED.
MANHATTAN
The following judgments were filed yester-
day, April 26. the first name being that of
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
SCHEDULES ~ BANKRurTCY

The following schedules ~ bankruptcy were
filed Tuesday In the United states District
Court:
FRANK RtpGEwAY SMITH. ~ West
thirty ninth street. against whom n petit
iion was filed January -, 1921. show
liabilities Of ssI go, all unsecured claims,
and assets Of Sls.sT3, OF which $685. IL
stock IN trade. $3.50 machinery, tools. &c.
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
Aprn gG

No silicon. 20 30 q - $3.50 21.50
LONDON, April % Following are the
closing metal quotations
The New York herald., 1921-04-27
BONDS IN STOCK HANGE
PR .

TUESDAY, APRIL Is, 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-09
Deaths

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,y%onS @ & ron Ss,t iH' cssnSsSf SsissHSf
VI, Interment Fetnwocd Cemetery,
hg.bsSd Of bas mr'9 b.ies ,ss sGtS. oHS on on
nhursday, 1890 q. M. at residence. 5l32
Race at. Int. private.
s.GaSsS aHSSrss sf r,s S"fsn ,sa ASyAM q: ss.
Bsnners Relatives nd friends, conercsa ion
s.,iis OF Fast BAPTIST Church, invited to funeral
Int. private. North Cedar I'M Gem. Friends
may call wed. eve
b,sBESM ssBESMSGSETyT;.,yorGh SG :. JOSEPH. beloved
q Ms nSp Employ. "TSa q S.w S york FCff
S.r, Ts. m, r%,'mtssr; are Invited 10 attend ttu
s,ssGh ldD TslrlH.'SS H'S r'fISs"'S in, Sr,Jsts aS2s
harleish Gem. Friends may cali Thurs
wife Of Edwatd Y. Bertram ana daushtcr OF
r,,rgSrn' rrwrg g. and the late George q. Crowel.
"sn'o~a ss sSrSsss siSS ana iSt w. bf'S,t %fTS st. Ger,
,,d5 dn25InINSli,I1,I::DT.a, March 8, 1921. JOHN
p from he parors To's'c Of q sccEaT EEI9" asur" 90
'fE ;; Hf%sa sSs5gS &c E$%,''Ss tS f:' aESFSr
ave. Moore M "'f re,dsnce i22s si.Ids MsdsSn S
Wow rcmsins Thurs. eve ''"'
:, BRoWN.-,March 8, ELIZA s.. widow Of
Henry Y. Brown, aEcd 73. Funeral scrv.
ices Thurs, 4:3O p. m.. at the residence
Of her daughter, Mrs Alfred Il. C., Hall
Ili II. Ipsal st. Gtn. Int. Eas. DrIdne
wster, Mass.
BRoWNING.-sud March g.. 1927
SUE FOSTEn. wife OF Thomas NJ. Brown.
Sue Agnes Foster. Relatives and friends arc
Invited to the se-yIce, Sat, d? D. m, at thu
Oliver VI. Bair Bids. 1920 Chestnut 81. Int.
private
BRyAN.--JOItN NJ BRYAN. s5ij Filbert
St, died suddenly. Funeral services Thurs