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MANDOLIN, GUITAR, BANJO
BY Experienced Teacher.
@. D. Thomas. 1891 Girard NV. Col 12t-W
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$4,000.

BOSS PHELPS
THE HOME OF HOMES
Tel. Main A340. 1I06 H st NJ w.
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I COLUMBIA RD., PETWORTH.
>Six-room colonial brick; bath, hot water
"a electricity. $500 and $50 monthly.
Interest Price, $1,000.
WILDMAN & CO.,
end II sts. N. w. Frank ssos
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COTTAGES FOR RENT.

FOUR-ROOM and bath bungalow, nicely
furnished; all modern improvements
garage. IL Hamilton ct. Cottage City, Nd
Phone Hyattsville 26s-R.
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Detached Home.

Best horns section In the North vest. Biz
rooms. bath. hot-vater heat. electricity.
Excellent condition. Los ssxls0 feet. An
opportunity like this 10 seldom offered.
Note the price Of $3.50. with easy terms.
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Tel. Main 4340.
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j. D. CARAVAN,
District Nat. Bank bldg.
Main 1929. Frank 1900
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Kennedy Bros. Home.

Delightful s-room. 2-bath home, on
Wide street. Hot-watsr heat. electricity.
room for garage. A brick home In fine
condition, and built by Kennedy Bros, thus
assuring purchase of an exceptionally we'll
built home. And at . reasoasb Bile price
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Downtown.
Thirteen rooms, 3
b . ( h Q, hst-water
heat. electric lights,
deep lot to paved al
ley, brick garage for
four cars. This vaiu-
able property At rea-
sopabls figure.
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very attractive, modern brick
home in this desirable section at a
price that will convince you that II
does not pay to rent, Contains 6 rooms
and bath; room for garage.
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HARDING SEES ROSY
BUSINESS OUTLOOK
White House Finds Hopeful
Sign in Recuperation
Of Railroads

Washington, Dec. 90. -- President
Harding is convinced the process of
railroad rccupcration. indicated by re-
ports Of the last few months, con-
stitutes q distinct sign that better
business is in sight for 1922. So conf
dent arc the President and his advisers
that the railroads are In fair way of
working out their own problems
that the Administration regards with
cQuanimity the failure Of Congress to
act upon pending legislation for rail-
road relief and the refunding of the
railroads indebtedness to the Govern
ment
1t was learned authoritatively at the
White House yesterday the delay in
Congress is having no nppreciabic effect
on the ability of the Government to
continue its settlements with the roads.
To dntc S13J. $50, 700 of car trust GER
tiiicntcs. taken by the Government
during the period Of Federal control.
have been sold at par with accrued
interest and the money used to adjust
railroad accounts arising from Govern
mcnt operation of the lines. The. new
year. Mr.. Harding believes. will see
disposal of hundreds of millions more
certificates, which will give the Gov
crnment the funds with which to meet
the refunding situation so as to cover
Ill necessities without asking for nddi-
tional authority or additional funds.
The President is not overlooking the
Importance of Americas foreign trade
when he views the forthcoming years
with 10 small amount OF optimism. Re-
ports from the Department of Com
mercc which have reached the White
House are not unfavorable and the Chief
Executive expects appreciable develop
ment in American exports as the re-
suit Of the ship remuneration project
which will be presented to Congress by
the President about February /.
Recent suggestions that the Admins
tration was preparing to abandon its bill
for refunding the allied debt and refer
the question OF foreign loans to an in
tcrnatonal conference to be called in the
near future were denied officially ut the
White House yesterday.
The Allied Debt Funding Bill as it
passed the House gives the President
and the Secretary of the Treasury au-
thority which they regard as ample and
it is the hope of the President the
measure will not be- altered in the Sem
ate to limit the period Of the refund
and fix the interest rate. as has been
suggested.
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| that way. Bu. I shall always be sc
grateful" Then the door closed anu
| Bob in much confusion traced his Steps
| homeward. It was quarter OF scVei'
| when he reached home.
"Bob, you have broken one OF your
resolutions the first thing chirped
Peggy. when they met at dinner.
give broken more than one, said
Bob dismnlly. "I'vc firted with a girl,
knocked n man over, I've felt as II i
wanted something all to myself, and IL
I get half chance I'll be engaged be-
fore 1924. Say, Peggy, Sally. lives
somewhere in Bedford street, doesn'
she?'
Twenty SIX" said Peggy. And /
shouldn't wonder if you'd better re-
member that. because you'll have to
see Sally's cousin home. You see, she's
the extra girl tonight. And Sally and
Burton James are so struck with each
other that they won't want that cousin
butting in--you won't mind, will your
Then the telephone bell rang, and
Peggy was absorbed for many minutes.
She burst in upon Bob In the dining
room, where he was finishing dinner
alone. Bob. hurry. / am afraid you ii
have to 70 get Sally and her cousin.
Burton James was going to meet them
here and they were coming alone, but
the cousin--Madge is her name--had
the most awful experience. perfectly
awful. First man sitting beside her
in the street car said he remembered her !;
that he had met her at dance, was an
old friend of her brothers. Madge never
suspected that he was just picking her
up. When she found out she got of
the car and he followed her. They
walked along and then he took her
arm, wanted to make date with her
and everything. Madgc didn't know
what to do. it was so dark and lonely.
But she says the incest man came along
and saw her difficulty and knocked the
man down and took her home. then
left without letting her know who he
was. Wasn't that splendid? Now the
girls are afraid to come alone for fear
that other man will meet them
or course, Bob hastcned to 26 Bed
ford street, and Of course the affair
ripencd into romance. and long before
the year was out announcements were
made Of the engagement OF Madge and
Bob. Peggy didn't find it hard to for
give Bob for breaking his New Year $
resolutions, but she always insisted
that it would have been so much more
romantic IL Madge had married the hero
who knocked her annoycr down on New
Years night.
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DARING THIEF "DOPES" AND
R0BS OKLAHOMA POLICE
Narcotized Cigarette Helps Intruder
Regain Fingerprint Evidence
Oklahoma CITY. OliIa.. Dec. -. - \

stranger who represented himself as n
poStotficc Inspector entered police
headquarters yesterday. gave an officer
nnrcoti2ed cigarette. and while tho
latter was unconscious. walked out
with fngcrprint evidence obtained by
the police from bottle of explosive
used in 4 recent robbery of Santa Fe
mail car near Edmond. Okla.
Tic stranger introduced himself as
MIR. Williams" H. A. Murphy,
Bcrtillon expert, produced the finger
prints and was talking to the man
about the robbery when tn" latter
offered him cigarette. the officer re-
lated after two physicians had passed
three hours rcvivinc him.
Murphy said that after lighting the
cigarette he talked few minutes to
the man and then lost consciousness
His last remembrance. he said. was
seeing the stranger reach for tho prints
and hearing him say: well, got you
thar time"
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be so glad to see you, Marmaduke-'
And then in an aside she said Marina
duke Buffers your name"
She had heard steps behind them, ant
then Bob realized that the man whC
had been talking to the girl on the op'
posite side Of the street had crossed ant
had caught up with them.
Say, who are your" said the yount
man, well dressed, but with his hal
drawn far down over his eyes.
why, I'm Marmaduke Butler---l
think stammered Bob.
We'll, YOU can stop annoying this
lady said the stranger. shes Q
friend Of mine and won't stand for
any strangers talking TO her." The man
pushed his way, trying to walk between
the girl and Bob. You never saw her
before in your, life, did you? You don't
know her name, do your"
The girl had crossed in front Of Bob
and was hanging on his arm. Tell him
you are an old friend" she was say
ing.
. I'm an old friend" said Bob with :
out conviction.
81 don't believe it," snarled the
stranger. eve don't neither Of us
know her very well. And I came along
first. You----''
Bob did not wait TO know what was
coming next. He shook of the girls
hold. his fists clcnchcd and his muscles
frightened without volition. The next
minute he had struck out toward the
annoying stranger. and with the third
blow the stranger was prone on :. the
path. Then he and the girl walked
quickly on. They walked block in ST.
lence. Then the man picked himself
up. brushed off his coat and followed.
apparently not much the worse for
wear.
TIA Ike me home" whispered the girl,
hoarsely. Its 26 Bedford street. Can
you find it?" Bob knew the way per
fectly. though the house in question lay
half hour beyond, with no chance Of
trolley or bus to convey them thithcr.
The man was following them. Just
what part he was playing in the little
triangle Bob didn't know. But he and
the girl went on. walking all the time
faster to keep ahead of the undesirable
one, who was following them swiftly in
the cleaning.
He stood with her on the porch OF
the house marked &c until servant
came TO the door. MAY ] sec you
again?' He was. reluctant 10 let the
door separate them.
"Oh. no." said the girl. at would
seem as If l had been very impertinent
il we ever met again. | could ncvec
consent to know man whom ] had met
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SHORE LAD INJURED
Son Of Traymore Assistant Manager
Hit by Automobile

Atlantic CITY, De-. 2S.-Strurk by
nm automobile while riding bicycle ii
front Of his home al 2l5 Morris avenue
Jack Mclaughlin, eight year old son
Of Daniel Mclaughlin. assistant man
nGor at the Traymorc IIotci and ono Of
tho brst known hotel men in the East
was taken TO tho hospital today with
\ fractured rib and n possible fra"tur,
"f til" skull.
III" y"ongSlcr was struck bE ma
land. Mail Immediately stopped tho
machine and with his father. who was
riding with him, lifted the boy into tho
car and rushed him to the city hospital
IIc surrendered to the police and was
held under $1,000 bail TO await the out ,
como Of the lads injuries.
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December % ItpI
IMPAIRMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
Dl'EEAI or WATER

S,aied prOpOgals viii be received ,rl
opened at Room @lG. City Hall, nTf,I aI%a -
o'clock noon. on Friday. january 6. Isen,
Contract No 5+6.-General Constr.,ct,o,
and Foundations a. RGImogt. Pumping Sta
Contract No. 550-Patent Connectlo,, n,
Queen Lane and Re!m0ut Filters. u,
Contract No. 56o-Piping at Queer r,,.
and Lardner's PIT. Pumping Statioas LANE
Contract No. 56l-LayinS Tronsmissjo,
Contract No. 562-steel Racks and bin.
for Repair shop.
For tui igfoCrn,at!9n and particulars apply
10 t'''''' FRANK II. cAvEN.
DireCLnr-
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BRAZIL SENDS GUNBOAT
Mssoss Sent TO Protect Nationals
Against Peruvian Rebels

'-I"N0. Icb7" DIFDnIch IovUII0Li. fNHT
zllian Ministry oF War has ordered tho
punhoat MiSsOss to proceed to the Ip-
per Amazon "to guarantee the rights
Of Brazilian citizens in that locality
which ore threatened by Peruvian rev
olutonists in the IQuitos district"
This Is the second Brazilian gun
boat TO be sent 10 the same region for
the same purpose.
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SUPERIOR STEEL CORPORATION

DsCRmhAr ~. 1927
A. the regular meet Es 0: tho Director, NJ
r,e SurerIor steel Corporuton 4 quarterly
dividend OF 9re was declared OF the second
Stock. payable February rs, 1922.
70 stcclho devs or record February !. I9"g
II. u. SARGE SecreIarv
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Dividends
THE PROyIDENT LIFE NND TRUST
COMPANY or PHI ADELPHIt

Phllcde'7h.a, December -. 1921,
A. meeting of the BOARD o. Directors
held this dsv. a quarterly dividend Of five
per cent. t3S,) was declared, 7o"uble Jan
nary g. 1879, 10 stockholders g record on
ne bCoLs % thc Company At the crosp o;
BUSINESS December -. 1921.
Cheeks for dlvidende wIll be mgiAd urlesg
ether directions shall have been fled w.th
the Company.
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PHILADELPHIA & WESTERN
RAILWAY co

%orristown. Pa. December - 1871
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND %S- 20
Tho Board of Directors has this DIV 10.
ella red p diyidand Of one and one-ounrt.r nor
cent. UiArIl on the preferred siocK "F tpHGss
Compan". PAYABLE January 10. l0!?, 10 pre,
fcrred Stockholders ~ record At the close Of
busiunsq Becember 81. 1921. W
Ch.Ci.s Will he IVA i'cd
..II-.RL-l- T,RR u, L SON .lr..----
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--aa #
Proposals
rCBLlC SALE
der OF the HaTbor COmmisl

rUBLlC SALE
By order OF the Harbor Comm issioners
FOR LEASE
OF Walnut Street Pier. Camden. y. j.
For q term Of one. three or Ave years
''0" Of FRIDAY. JANUARY 10. 1879
Rt SP, NJ.
Sfds viii be received FOR sSid ,essc''
Bidders TO state term bid %. also snnua,
lessee 70 give bond with sati7factory surets
FOR faithful Hertormance OF lea,e--lt re.
SIey be- best Tor cit-'s interests.
"A certified check ior 500 70 order. o.
check to be returned on execution OF ,.ss.
or rejection OF bid. Cop!e5 OF les.s mailed
Sorlirnlert can he had from Mr.. William u
Sayrs. Jr.. ltarhor Engineer. Room II. CI(y
Nsr. Camden. y. :.
Address proposals to Mr. Gecrg, w
BRADLEY, Chairman Of Board OF lis -bo,
Commssioners. Room II. City Hail,
Camden. y. J.
Dated December n. 1921.
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I.r.srKy DEPARTMENT. sup.r,,.

Architecta Ohice. Washlnstol, =. c..
Decembsr 10, 1921; SEALED PROPOSALS
nary lS. 1892. FOR new hot-wR:er piping,
"t" ia the Gnited states Mint Phliadei.
,hfa pa N accordance with sUrclncRticus
,nJ drawirg. copies OF which ma he naJ a.
His O''ice o. At tie office of the Cug,odian
phils GelrNia Pa. in the di-rrc'iG1 Of i've
%unSryivia: Architect. JAS. \. WBTMORE
Acting s"-er'.lE'~= h-r"ltec'.
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Annual NIsctinga
eSs TrE CENTRAL NATIONAL BANE
~S NE pEIINDEIpHIA

Philadelphia, Dcc"mbcr -. io2'
The A1"us M,'"E o the stog:hoid-rs ot
the Central National Bank Of Philadel gGia
will be held At The bankns houso N L.
corner Chestnut snd TiSth streets, PHiadr!-
phla. TursdaS: Janurry TO- 1922. betScen
II A. NJ. and lG W.. FOR trc elect ON Of
directors and Ter the transaction Of such
other bus mess as ma" ptoperT come before
the meeting,
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nunrnsALs rnR coMpLErInN rnMrE

ri Ant. Ohloe q CONeIruCIWE QuWtcr-
pasIC- i'-.nNfO-d AreGraI. philaLelph a.
pe sealed rroooSsls will be rpceivcd here
lntn ? =. ". February 3. 1899. and then
Snarnd Tor tho complexion o. Power Plant.
including installation OF equipment. Plans
and spectfca tions viii bo furnished uDon
raca'pt 0. deposit OF Ten Dollars $50. OOl.
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22ISt Srnii-urnupl Dividend
THE BiSK OF NORTH tNJEHII ,

T0ON|TUTHT'N. Dec. ~ W.
Tle D."CIn.s az 20 ur 'sr".l Z. % p,.1mri,
oi~tGcud ~ 81, free or i2N, pa..,,Ie Jnn
nary 3. 1879. 10 SIo.'' .Gars OF r,.,,r,I =. 49,
close OF business Dccembc- -. 1877. ,'no'-..
van 10 mated.
T. =, KEoMER
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DAVID LUrToS's Sons COMPANY
SINKING Fund Purchase OF Preferred Stock

Pursuant 90 the agreement ot. Dav1 l.uu-
Trustee Of Tho siri;ins Fund. the under.
signsd hereby gives notiee that 4 has. re.
rsny that said Company Will deposit with the
undersigned. on or before January 3, 1927,
drsd and Fifty Dollars (sSt .2SO) IN the
sinling Fund provided under the Agreement
under which the said Preferred stock was
issued. ard that II ~ its intention TO apply
said sum TO the purchase ot sh"re6 Of The
shares arc invited. at price not 20 exceed
rsr and accrued premium Of ten per cent
Sealed tenders to be addressed TO the PGila-
dsiphia Trust Company, Trustee Uf the
sinking Fund aforesaid. Broad StrCct OiNce'
Philadelphia Such offers will be received
until O clock on January I, 1922.
PHILADELPHIA TRUST COMPANY,
Trustee.
JOHN c. WALLACE.
rnil.d.lphl.. n.cemh.r es. ia@i.
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FINANCIAL
THE HOLDERS OF THE TIRsT
IgStfsee q Per Cent sinking Fund Gold

No THE HOLDERS OF THE TIRsI
MgytGege n Per Cent sinking Fund Gold
glnds Of Central New York Gas and Eiec-
txsc Company
Notice 10 hereby given that philadelphia
ruEt Company. Trustee under the Mortgage
~ Deed Of Trust of the Central New York
Gas and Elsctric Company. dated March 10,
1911, securing the First Mortgase per cent
SnkfnF Fund Gold Bonds of the said Conn
pany. have the sum of S0e7gsS 70 be applied
20 the purposes OF the sinking Fund under
ths PROVISIONS OF Article Third. Section \. ot
sAd hortgage and that sealed proposals
will be received at Philadelphia Trust Com
many Broad Street ONCE. Broad and Chest
nut streets, N. ". corner, Phliadelphia, up
70 e'eIcck p. NJ. on January "a. leee, for
the sale to said Trustee, at the lowest prices,
not exceeding 106 per cent Of the par value
thereof. with accrued interest, at which said
honds shall 10 offered FOR delivery on Jan
usry 81. 1922 OF sufficient number Of the
shld bonds to exhaust the said sum Of
foeIs.ss. Al proposals should be seslei and
indorsed Proposals 70 the Sink 'ng Fund OF
Central New York Gas and Electric Com
rsny and should designate the denomlna-
,The risht Is reserved to reject any and
PHILHpELPu1A TRUST COMPANY.
by JOHN c. WALLACE. TreHsurer.
Dated Philadelphia, December IS. 1921.
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AnnEnl EIeeiinn.
rzSSe THE FOURTH STREET NATIONAL

Philadelphia, December ~, 1921
1'he Annual y eCfion for directors UII ha
h.ld At. the Banking House. on Tuesdsy
Aanuars 10, t0ee. between the hours Q !
n M, and r. n.
II. j. CLARK, Cashier.
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~sCORN ENCMNNGE NAIIONAL ny

rhiad, ipla December 9th 1921
The Auuun MeetluE Of 80 stoCkho'd.rs
Of the Corn Exchange National 3auk for the
election " ~ -,''iU~s NtD b. hold a. ins
banking house Tuesday. January 10Th, 1870
o'clock.
ALLEN M. MATTHEW'S
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rlsSo MINE HuL AND SCEUNIEIIL
HAVEN RAILROAD COMPANY
40 =, Fourth ST. phiIadeInhin

Th. Annual Meeting Of tFn StorIborders
~ this cor,pan% ,"lll tr he!d sI the once,
4. NJ. Unstead OF 10 A. NJ, az heretSforcJ
At which time an on Will % held ror. a
president and ten managers.
FRANK W. MILLER
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Philadelphia. December 20. 1927
To the Holders o.
|. M..,llan EIsrfrir and Gas Cr

The Msssillon Electric and Gas Company
General Mortgage sinking Fund Gold Bonds
Fifteen Year Eisht Per Cent. Series "a"
Dated April I, 1921
Notlcs 10 hereby given that the Messillen
Electric and Gas Company has elected 10
redeem and pay on all Of It's Genera Mort
rare Sinking Fund Gold Bonds, Fifteen
Year Eight Per Cent. Series -. dated
April 1, 1871 on me nTst daY OF April.
1879 and that on such Date there Shal c--
come due and payable at the Colonial Trust
Compeny, OF Philadelphia, PennsylvanlR,
the principal thereof. toGether with pre-.
niunn OF Five Per Csntum t5eo) thereof and
siso ACCRUED Interest to and Including that
date. From and after April l, 1922. no
furthar interest shall accrue upon any Of
such bonds and any unmatured coupons snail
become and be null and VOID.
The Mss,illon Electric and Ca, Company
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NEW YORK. BONDS

III Central fdlN cu 4h,phns Rwys 4s
nj Ca; ctl 4, 81 3Ss n Yer a:a,i s.s = f. G. 80" 80
1..... TeTk 3d.. 50 Pub Serv Corp
III Cen A. '5sIN Yk Cent? es N Jrv Be-
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,o THE PENNS,LyASLi IG'ip,%y
az TOR INSl RANGES ON IJIES
AND GRANTING NNNIIIIIS!

The Annual hteur< g We etorAnolde-s e,
this Compaav W.; lanr place a lis orHr.'
so, Ch"st,mu, st-ee'. ~" Monday. Jnnuary "a.
1922. At !" W., st WHICH tima ar cIc"tInS VI,
he ensuing "ear. =. :. NEWUXLI'' W.
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f-sFsTHE sOl INV F..I EItN NAInI,-,,
BANk. PHia.. Pa.
The Annurl &reunF, "f r. St?ckao'ters r.,
Isas. sl i2 o'cock ~. al he uF1E =" ~.
HOuSs. :. u, Ior Rrpad AID South s,rSats'
TriT'NE WALTER CLaSisr
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e-vs-. lhE rhii-ADth:.ii;,A NATIONAL

Phlladslph!s. pstsg.ber u. :qgi.
The Annual Election TO- Directors VIII d,
held at the sanGlng House on Tgssuay,
tnnuary 10; ls2i esi"ssn the tSugs ot IL
Neas mo finwkRp WOLFE. cs.hi.r
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ssss MANAYUNK NATiONII, UIHx

The Annual NestmE ar! elart,rl .,
E.ctors o. thls bsa& vii he h-ld 3, tn,
banding house. corner Ma aud Isvsrlns
streets, MaUS2 Ink. PhIade,rhia on 'Fu..,S
dsy, d%w"ry 70. IIS:2; Oslweeg the hours SVs: >:
II =. NJ. aud y. W.. and ro~ Tho trSns,
action OF an uther business that ma cITro
before the Ul-etlnV |"'''S
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HNIE& KTIBrEN' N'CORPORATIOS
SINKING FUND NOTICE

Sealed proposals Tor the \ssle 10 Fidelity
Trust Company. Trustee, at price not to
interest. OF a sufficient amount OF the FIRST
MortEage Twenty-Year So Sinking Fund
ton TO exhaust the sum of s3SOO 90 will be
reesivad at the o!f'ce OF said Fidelity Trust
Compsny. Trustee. 325-33i Chestnut street.
ps,Iad.lph,. until FRIDAY. December so.
FIDELITY TRUST COMPANY. Trustee
WN. =. GFST. President.
philadelphia. D-crfnhe. II. 1921.
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h.. 1861 Bost ass
Market st RI" 1..... 20
S Fran lst 20. .... 90
1,.... 81. i..... 90
" OIL war Ss Ma u Pwr 4,
tO.... 01is o.. 100
Mex Petr m S. MIX S'n r 3,
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