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Evening journal., 1921-01-25
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special 10 The Evening Journal
DOVER. nel.. Jan. 25.-Waltcr l..
Fox Post American Legion. gave a
dance last evening in the state Arm
Ory.
Because OF the too frequent disor-
dcrs at the Dover railroad station on
Saturday nights by crowds Of colored
persons attempting 10 board the trains
before the passengers are given Time
To step on. a special railroad officer
with Sheriff Graham and his deputy,
made a raid. securing several OF the
offenders who were brought before
Magistrate and Town Alderman =. +.
Wood and fined.
Evening journal., 1921-01-25

n Is reported that a new light,
greatly superior 10 any previously
known, has been perfected in London
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team, is again IN the field, and Judging
by their work in practice, will have !,
successful season. The pitching staf
is composed Of Berman, who Is credited
with a no hit game. and Drognn. Rof-
berg. of Brown Prep, will do the brunt
Of the catching.
The iDfield is composed Of Osterneck,
first base; Rappaport, second base :
Williams. shortstop, and Sperling, Of
Central High, third base. The outfield
will be taken care of by Lotka, Pomc :
rantz. Katz and Rosen, all of Central.
The team so far this season has beaten
the Ace Club, of Audubon. % to 2, and
the All Stars, 13 to 4. Teams wishing
games should communicate with Ben
jamin Krantz. 1922 Poplar street.
The Dad Baseball Club. independent
champions of Trenton and Mercer
County for three successive seasons
1913 1920 will open their season OF
Saturday with the Bash Club, cham
pions of the Delaware River Lcagu,
last season On Sunday. May 3. th'
team will travel to this city to mce'
the strong Nativity Club.
The club will line up with Wilson
behind the plate. Radice and Neumar
to do the twirling; Comfort on first
Marks on second, Fuccill on third ant
| Spair at short. with Chance, Carzin
Santos and the Matty boys in the field
| Manager Radice would like TO hea'
| from fast semi pro clubs paying fai
guarantees. Write NJ. Radice. 62t
South Clinton avenue. Trenton, \. J
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WEST PH|LA. H. S.
!. BOYS FORM CREW
"AI-Scholastic" Eight to Row
Against Youthful Oarsmen
From New York
PREPARING FOR "QUADS"

West Philadelphia High School boys
arc going to have n crew despite the
ruling Of the Supervisory Committee on
Athletics. This crew will not represent
thc school. however. and will bc known
os the "All Scholastic Eight" These
lads are making their headquarters at
The Malta Boat Club and are prncticing
on the river every day.
A majority Of last years crew will sit
IN the boat this season. Lew Kelly.
roxswain: Bill Bicswanger. stroke,
Bernstcin. Snyder. Deacon. ,Bcrgholm.
McQuarie. platt and Wells all handled
oars for West Philadelphia High in
1920
A crew Of New York schoolboys. who
also have organized under their own
supervision. nre to come to Philadcl-
mia and meet the Scholastic Eight"
No date has been set for tho New
York invasion ms vet. but 1t is certain
that the race will be held over the Hen
lev course on the Schuylkill river.
Tennis Title Expected
The Interscholastic Tennis League
title Is now virtually resting on the
brow Of the Orange and Blue. The team
has vet TO suffer defeat this season,
and owing to the easy fashion in which
thpy have swamped every team that
thew have opposed it looks as though
tbey will have u clean slate.
Captain Fringe and Colburn are the
mainstays of the team. They play sec
ond and first singles. respectively. but
only a matter of one point separates
their playing ability. Norman Bromnll
Is also a star performer. and has done
a lot to keep the team in its present
position.
The team has still several matches to
no played. but the. most important OF
these is with the Episcopal Academy.
The Churchmen claim they will make the
Speedboys bite the dust for the first time
when they meet. The Westerners. how.
ever. are the present titleholders and
they will fight harder on this account.
Track Team Confident
The West Philie track team is conf
dent Of winning the outdoor crown when
the "Ouads' are held on Franklin Field
in the middle OF May. They recently
valloped the Northeast aggregation by
the score Of 73 to 50. This was sur
prise. as the Archives were defeated by
what was virtually the reserve team Of
the Specdboys.
This was also revelation To the boys
across the river. as the Red and Black
had been expected to finish second to
the Central team in tho outdoor races.
As II now is the West Phillie sup
norters are pulling for the runners to
defeat the Mirrors, and they don con
cede the Archives n chance.
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Amateur Sports

The Spring Garden A. A.. of North
Philadelphia. Inst season played some OF
the best teams in Pennsylvania and New
Jersey, and is again in the field for op-
position from first class home teams.
Manager DOllfus is filling his schedule
and expects to open the season early in
May. The opening game probably will
be with the Shamrock F. c., Of South
Philadelphia.
Dollfus would like to book games with
Vineland A. A.. Cape May. Wildwood
A. A., Bartram Park. Hunting Social,
Clearfeld. Glen Social. Fralinger A. c.
and White Elephants. There are still a
few open dates and all first class home
teams in or out Of Philadelphia offering
reasonable Inducements can book this
attraction for Saturday or Sunday
games BY communicating with Harry
DOllfus, 012 Ogden street, Philadelphia.
Pa. Bell phone, Market 3452, between
and i. NJ.
Dolmar Club wants TO book games with all
semi-pro clubs around the city, !. Gilman,
Herman B &. desires To book games with
any dftosn.s yeen-yesr.old nInes william
rsr s ana SpT nsdsr sGTs ESG" Wan, 10 sts conee with
a team IN the Industrial League. 1917 North
WanRmalCer street
sG ispgo soub 9nES IN Ins SiD .iLoe D. C. Murphy
hear from all hrst.class teams offering fair
Inducements l.. W Walters, 22i North Ff-
iy.ntnth street
Welcome 4. e., Of Manayunk wishes to
grounds, II, r Mcdonald i5' Hermitage
street.
North IansdOwne Juniors desires to hear
from all tweYe-fourtcan-I ga T-Od travelling
tsams, w. H. Chapman, ego owen avenue,
l-ansdowne
lorraine Giants. u Rrsr-class colorcd trav-
cling team, has May |, and \ open, James
Edwards, 1929 Ludlow stree
Mohave club. Of West Philadelphia. has
several open dates for hrSt-Class travelling
teams. j. \. McCleland, 3SlS Parrish
street.
Outheider wants to connect with first
class team. NJ. Hut2cl 2i7 West sheldon
street.
brlphos \. A., Of Germantown, wants 10
rear from all semprO clubs around the city.
NJ Lore, GSS East Chelten street.
New York Giants, nrst-ClHss cOluTsd
team, wants to hear from good battery, an
outheder and an inhNlder willing 70 plHv
every day, J. j. Murtha, 2705 South CIeve.
Iund avenue
Indiana Profs q Grst-cla team. wants to
Lsar from Ail teams around the city, l.. II.
Weissnan, 1898 North Marshall street.
Answer to auery-We do not charge to
print ads, in the ANA tour Sports column.
bonson Y. e. would like to hear from n I
gpt.9r-town teams l." fushmnn, 2+22 South
ilith street.
Dexter \, G, wants 10 hear from 81 teams
l2'o North Second street. a
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-29
T|0GA BASEBALL
TEAM TO TRAVEL
Will nthe Season Tomorrow
Afternoon Against the North
east Professionals
BELMAR WINS 8 STRAIGHT

The Tioga baseball club has just de-
cidcd not to exercise it's option on the
circus grounds and will. therefore. he
available as a strictly first class travel
ing team. Tioga opens the season to-
morrow afternoon against the North
east Professionals at Tulip and Ne-
mango streets. and IL also booked at
Ocean City for morning and afternoon
games Of July 4.
Tioga has most Of its schedule yet
open. but has negotiations pending for
contests with Nativity. Fleisher. Dob
son, Bridcsburg and North Phillies
The club is. composed Of former high
school and college stars, all of whom
are residents Of Tioga.
II Is desired to arrange games with
the same clubs played last season. Ad.
dress William NJ. Keenan,. 2231 Land
Title Building. or phone Locust 6i14
during the day. or Tioga 7021-J at
night
Belmar A. A. has started its 1872"
season with victories in the first three
games played. The initial contest was
won from Francisvillc. 10 to q: Mar
willie was next to meet defeat. 4 TO ..
and Foster was beaten last Saturday
at Strawberre Mansion. Z TO 3.
Connie Mack is giving two of the
BcImar players tryout. They are
Sraub and Spohrcr: and they will be
sent to minor league. Their places
have been refllcd with new players.
The line up of tho team is: Dctrick
and King. pitchers: Truckmantle and
Kraft. catchers: Bonnet. first base
Daufncr, second base LAYER, short
stop: l.. Staub, third base =. Staub,
left field Meyers. centre field Phil =
lips, right field. For games address
Billy Daley, 1896 North Twenty eighth
street.
The Amity Club, first class junior
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TO OPEN SEASON TODAY
sridesburs Opposes Hiildaie In lni'
tiaI Baseball Game

The baseball season in Bridesburg
will be inaugurated this afternoon when
the home club opposes Eddie Bolden's
Hilldale team. Manager Caskey will
use. Tommy Nolz on the mound against
the Darbyites' star portsider. Phil
Cockrell -
Tomorrow afternoon Bridesburg will
meet Bacharach Giants at Richmond
and Orthodox streets, while on Sun.
day Parkesburg will make its first ap-
pearance In this city.
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GRAMMAR SCHOOLS MEET
viii Be Held on Northeast Hiat
Field Next Thursday

The Northeast High School will hold
its annual track and field meet for the
grammar schools Of the city. on the
Northeast Field on Thursday. May 8.
Every secondary institution has been
extended an invitation and record
eNry list is anticipated.
Mr. George +. Stradling, principal
of the school. announced this morning
six events on the program. They are
30 yard dash. lOO-yard dash. run .
ming broad jump. standing broad jump.
running high jump and half. mile relay.
which will be the feature of the meet.
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Leach Cross and Joe German Draw

Portland. Ore, April 20.--leach Croas
veteran New York lightweight, fought \ ter.
rife ten.round draw against Zoe German OF
Portland. here. NewspPpermen were una nj
nous in according Cross seven out of the
ten rounds. One judge gave II 20 Cross
and the other called II a draw. The referee
called Il n draw. Cross outpunched Cor
man. who is rated rs the hardest hitter on
the coast.
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Scraps about SCrdppers

Three eisht-round bouts and two skies are
or tho 90 I'd for tonight at the Cambria CUP
Puzry Lee W. Freddy Turner. Bobby Nc
cum vs. Walter Eonnie nnd Jimmy MCCOY
crn We Tommy Golden are tn be the cigh
rourdnra whilc the other matches are JACK
Mccormick vsr George Denny aud frankie
Rr' rnnn Is. Jack Lynch.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-29

evening, when resolutions will be adopted
barring the Chicago White Sox outlaw play
ere from playing on any grounds in Greater
New York controlled BY the National Base,
ball Federation OF the United States' OF
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YESTERDAYS RESULTS
Episcopal Academy 10, Penn Charter. o.
OTHER RESULTS or YESTERDAY
thcItenham High, 5; Lansdownc High, 2.
~. Luke'a school 10; Friends Cen
tral. 4. ...
IppSr Darby tiieh, o; Germantown
Friends, 2.
Chrslnu Hin Aradomy. :; Liz sale
Prep. 4.
OTUER GAMES FOR TODAY
Bryn Athyn Academy 1t Arlington Hirh.
I',lmyra High ut Woa,lbury High.
Amber High at Souderton High.
Ch,~tcr Higi, ut Darby IIigh.
Trenton High nj CollinrswoOd uiGh. 70
Ridley Park High ut Media High.
Jenkintrwn High nj Ncrtl wales HiEh.
SwBrthn'pre Prep Mt NiiiDnoyu IreC.
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Statistics Of Leagues
in Scholastic Baseball
CATHOLIC LEAGUE

YESTERDAYS RESULT
'athric High, o. viilano,a prcp. !.
NTERSCHOLAsTIC LEAUuE
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TODAy'S SCHEDULE
West Philadelphia High ut Southern High
Northeast Higl, ut FraniIford High,
HermantowD HiEh at Central High.
INrERACADEMIC LEAGUE
Won Lost nc.
Episcopal icidrnS .......a . 900
rcnn thuttcr -, ........... 800
uermhnt0wn Academy ...... u .OOn
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Herman Taylor has been vaca tioning at
Atlantic city following his show IN Cam
den. Muggsv does not intend TO run any
more indoor shows this season and after he
returns from the Maine woods, where he
will spend the entire month Of May. Herman
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-04-29
New YORK Bars "eIaek sox"

New York. April 2a.--Harry DsveFs. |
resident OF the New York Baseball Fedora |
ion. has called special meeting for this
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Eddie Refill, suffered u deep ru' over his
right eve on Tuesday nGht in hlE bout with
Johnny Hayes tst the Audit orium. Reilly
viii be unable to box for several weeks
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Fighting Tommy Ryan is anxious 20 meet
TaLnv Kramer. according TO u letier from
'he formers manager, Charley Williams
Of McKeesp1rt. Pa Ryan is matched With
Ii.rn " Hahn at Wheeling. W. Nn.. MAJ L..
several weeks ago RYAN hoSed twelve
round draw with Memphis Pal Moore. Other
stars who Fighting TOMMY has met are Kid
williams, Carl Tremnine and Frankie
MFsOn.
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Wild Bill Reed is California heavy
He will debut IN Philadelphia ring on
Monday night AT tho National when he
faces Fred Fulton. on the same program
with the following heavy numbers Homer
Smlth vs. Sgt, BiIy Miller. Jack Hamilton
ys. Carl lie Blanche, and Kid Henry vs..
frankie Britton
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Teddy Leonard. OF Atlantic CITY, Will in
wade New York on Saturday and make his
home there tempore rily. Ted is going &c
challenge the winner OF the Eddie O,Dowd
.iuhrny Buf bout at the Garden on Monday
night
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frankie Conway, of Camden. - under the
arrangement OF Lee Smith. son Of the late
New Jersey boxing commissioner, Lee is
desirous of pairing Conway with Kid VIII
liams. Willie Spencer also is handled by
Smith.
Mike Kerns. former ChicagOan and now
eI Camden, n. j., IL under the wing OF
Theodore Elick, who = willing TO match
Michael with the best of the lightweight
crop.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
R[T IN ST|L[MAN
case TILL June ]
|u.ar,ng Postponed at Request
| Of Lawyer for Bankers
Wife
ur REFUSES TO SETTLE
=, me Associated Press

v..r.jc. N. ". June Hear
n the divorce SUIT @ ,nst,'u.eu hs ..
ngs Stillman. New York banker.
ames tbe former Fi6 Potter. were
psains. today until June z. 8 and y
postpcn..i .i,er the attorneys had gathered
ehorts,y scbedulcd session. The hear
nere ,% us,t week will be held here.
-. ~,s rostponement was requested bT
Inc tor Mrs. Stillman.. who said that
tcuns, n, at her home In New YORK,
ne vi one of her attorneys could not
Ic s. 'n mart in any proceedings this week
ssrse Of other engagements.
~ sti,lman's counsel opposed the
~, ~. ~ halt the hearings. They an.
mncsd o.d that the banker was opposed
nv further delays and Intended TO
ssrry on his fight.
potb sides denied that the postpone
Dv wss made for the purpose of carry :
Irs ' m negotiations for settlement o'
ths suit out Of court.
r,v;ce Yesterday lawyers affi lated
IN tbe defense. sought 10 obtain an
vi;o,rnment VIA of the hearings. Both re-
.nssis were rejected BY Cornelius >
SuIIiyan, uii chief of counsel for Mr.
op' W. r,ss learned that Stanchfieid and
attorneys for Mrs. Stil)mnn, have
h.,v notified that not only IS there nc
Sore Vr of the case being settled out OF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
Cardinal Performs Marriage

Mahanoy City, Pa.--June Car
dinal Dougherty, of Philadelphia, this
morning In st. Joseph's Church, Cir
ardville, united in marriage his nephew
Edward Dougherty. and Miss Lorcttn
Lcahan, a teacher in the Girardvillc
public schools. The attendants were
Miss Mary Leahan, sister Of the bride
bridegroom. After celebrating the
nupital mass the Cardinal called at his
old home in Homcsville. later returning
to Philadelphia.
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RorARiANs GO TO SCOTLAND
100 Americans Embark for Inter.
national Convention

New York. June l.-(By A. PD-
Eleven hundred members Of Rotary
Clubs in the United States and Canada
were passengers on the steamers CAM
eronia and Caronia which today be.
gan voyages to Liverpool. They will
attend the twelfth annual convention OF
the International Association Of Rotary
Clubs at Edinburgh. June IL TO 10.
The convention will be the first held
outside the United States. King George
of England is the patron. and II was
expected that he would attend some o'
the sessions.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
PARTNERsHIPs

,Notee Is hereby giyen thu,
vsR nsretofore existing betws.or, . ,hs p partner
Arm ns ana william j. Cooper undass 4
Sss,ns mschinA. az hxiAL5GTTE .tGI GSMPAST. eon one
oy mutual consent Tt"S ~ 1921 was dissolved
..d eopn oSS',nsss heretofore conducted bv N,
n2i viii be bTasniR csIrIs from and after june '' T.
PSSy n, nam. nam. OF the yAThJETTTiry yAThJ - ryslis,,e o,,
Cooper ne same address. VIII, noM
FhsIsSip s ON Ms re,irsd from the said con. ?, :,
All debts due d.. o., ~ 'neai; ih '
'''' DC paid at the said aadrssp pSrtnership
FRANK H. VALI,ET.ru
SphDHEIM rot WILLIAM ]. COOPER
Rsal Es,ste frS suuNpHEIM.
Phuldp'y''ir pr
|..f ATToRNEYs
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who arrived here several weeks ago from
France. was the only woman to receive
q degree, as we'll as the only one who
Is not an American.
Honorary degrees were conferred upon
Governor Miller, Of New York; Judge
Julius Marshall Mayer, James Rowland
Angel. president elect Of Yale Univer-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
NINE. CURE AT COLUMBIA
Woman and Six Men Are Given
Honorary Degrees

New York, June by A. PD--
Columbia University today bestowed
upon Madame Marie Curie. co-discov..
crer Of rudum. the honorary degree Of
doctor of sciences. The University in
like manner honored six men who have
achieved fame. but the noted scientist,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01

HoTICE TO HOLDERS OF LEHIGH COAI.
AND NAVIGATION co. CONSOLIDATED
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS;
Under provisions OF the mprtHase dated
Hanuary 1, 1914. securing said bonds sealed
proposals will be received until T. NJ.
|yune TO- 1921. AT the office Of The Pennsyl.
|vanla Company for 1nsurances on Lives and
Granting Annpities. Trustee, for the redemp-
rior out Of moneys held in the Sinking Fund
Pt the lowest price not exceeding 1921 and
|seerued interest, OF as many bonds as s1l5.
lsIW will purchase. All proposals should
|he addressed 70 the undersigned
THE PENNsYLYANIA COMPANY for IN
sURANCES ON LIVES AND GRANT
mo ANNUITIES.
ST. Chestnut street Phil ladelph,a. Pa.
\ PROPOSALS for Sinking Fund OF Irehish
pal Navigation Company"
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sity Robert Grant, novelist John
Campbell Merriam. president Of the Cart
,egie Institution Of Washington. and
Or. Samuel Waldron Lambert. dean
emeritus Columbia faculty Of medicine.
The graduates this year totaled 2450.
A precedent was set when six women
were graduated as doctors Of medicine
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01
FINANCIAL
To the Holders Of
|Ths Alliance Gas & Power Company
n...r.I MORTGAGE sinking Fund Gold
HnSs Tsn Year ST Series "a
D"""' DATED January I. 1921.

bsoo'' Dated January /. 1921.
pro,o.,is are invited to be made to Ine
rCppI rrCCpIT Trvst Company Of Philadelphia. 18th
"a Naval streets, Phila delphia. Pa, as
rnu.,ss under the Indenture OF The Alliance
Power Company and said Trustee
scurinr the above bonds. for the sale on
INV l. 1921. to said Trustee fcr the SS aGSSyn' IN
gsnture. Of bords Of said issue az prsres srcs
m 10 july I, 1921. On July i; lsHI we
romr.ny will deposit the sum OF Stx Thou-
sn9 Dollars tS8. .o0o) to be used TOT the
,.tI,.ment Of said bonds at prices not to
,r.sd mar and accrued interest to said date:
"A II Ia the Intention Of the Trustee. pur-
msrs 10 the provisions Of said 1ndenture, 70
ppiy the money so to be received 70 tue
purchase or redemption OF bonds OF said issus
n prices not to exceed par and accrued
interest , .,.. ..s
Ali proposals should be securely scaled and
rarL.s Proposal for the sale OF General
Eortgase Sinking Fund Gold Bonds OF Tne
Liljance Gas 4 Power Company, dated jan
,apy /, ip21, =" must be for all or any part
N the bonds offered ard must state the ag,,
Ererate face value and the denominations OF
Ihe particular bonds so offered for SAFE. ana
must be received by the Trustee at its Cor,
porate Trust Department at or prior to 3
Selock P. NJ, on June Is. 1921.
Adyices as to bonds accepted VIII oe
mailed on or before June %. 1921. by The
LIliance Gas A Power Company.
FederaI Income Tax ownership certih-
estes, covering accrued interest. should ac-
company all accepted bonds.
The Alliance Gas & Power Company
BY FRANK W. FRuEpAuEIdr; FWs.u.pssu,Id.,,
-. r,,r.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01

Rob Bank Messengers Of $4,000
Minnes polls, June tBy A. 49,
Two smen In an automobile held NJ tive
messengers of the AIillcrs aud N'adcrs'
Bank here today and escaped vita xiW
900 in currency. The bank Is located
Just across the stret from police hea's-
quarters.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-01

EorIcE-wEIsBACH COMPANY THIRTY,
COLLATERAL TRUST MORTGAGE GOLD

Under the provisions Of the mortgage.
eount Of IN. Sinking Fund until 10 O'Clock
hoon, June 7. 1921, at the office OF the under
Igned. Trustee. for the sale to II. at the
owest price not exceeding par and accrued
interest. = so many Of the above bonds as
g133. 00o.35 will purchase.
Proposals should be indorsed "Proposals
kor the sale Of the Welsbach Company Five
Per Cent Collateral Trust Gold Bonds" and
hddressed to
ASA S, WING, President;
fHE PROV1DENT LIFE AND TRUST
COMPANY OF PHILADELPHIA.
N, ". cor. 4th and Chestnut sts.
Philadelphia. Pa.
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FMCE To- HOLDERS or VALLEY
sAaoAEtEsS COAL co. First Mortsnse
ynS'r the provisions Of the mortgage
~ acSk noon. June I. 1921. at the 0ifice Of
IN 4iy.. psnnsylcsn!a mi. Company TOR InsuraHces on
ss s...s sale e Il at the lowest price not eS.
nsn srnS lo2h ard accrued interest. OF as
r~nro. 1ns eTnas az SIl04.e4 will purchase. All
stEned. ''' ''eeu 10 inc unoer
rhG PENNsYLVANIA COMPANY for
on tiveS and Granting AnnuIties
LtrSpcsals for Sinking Fund Of valley
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P0CAE0NTAs CONSOLIDATED
gMntlEEIES Mr1VV c9MPANys Hd Is,I INGGRPoEATED %
BONDS DUE JtLY !. isb1 ~
Notice Is herrby given. pursuant to the
erms of the Mortgage dated July lst 1907
.eslsd proposals up to 800 p. NJ. OF, the 7th
gay N June 1921 for the sale to Il Of
nds ss above described. sufficient to use
ne sum of M8,971.42. Tho undersigned re-
psrvs. the risht TO reject any or All tenders.
the NEW YORK TRUST COMPANY.
Trustee.
Nsw York. May I, 1921.
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