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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1921-01-06

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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24
EL4BORATE PLANS
FOR UNCLE SANS COBS

'Oh. for Il as that is tho crv OF
every man of I'nrlc Sans Navy. A
chance to get home for Christmas. But
not every sailor is fortunate enough 70
he off duty and others are in the hos
nitnl and unable to leave.
For these boys and men an extensive
ana more or less elaborate program has
been prepared. More than 800 war
mothers are going to make jolly the
festivities at the Philadelphia Naval
hospltnI for more than 700 men.
Tho festivities began today and will
last throughout Christmas week. 4 tree
IS in every ward decorated by the War
Mothers. AZ the War Mothers head
quarters, l222 Locust street n com.
uoscd Of Mrs. Blanche BcIlak. Mrs.
Charles Rock. Mrs. Maud CluIey and
Mrs. Sarah KolD wrapped the rros.
"ntS which will he delivered tonight.
The management of kpith's is pro-
vtding two shows during the week for
the sailors. and dance will be given
New Nour's eve.
Other organizations and individuals
who have contributed 10 the celebration
nrC Mrs. Bertha Coles \. &. Cunning.
ham. Miss Ncwlin. Miss y. VI. R
Smith, the Mother Moore Association
the North Phi'adclphia Cantccn init.
tho Philadelphia Military Relief Asso..
citation. the WOmcn'S Auxiliary of the
Whlt"marSh American Legion Post. the
Women Overseas League aud the Y.
VI &. 4.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24

delphia. 213T North College avenue,
200 children Of the neighborhood were
entertained this afternoon. and each
child received q pair Of stockings with
one of them filed to the top with toys
and candy. There also was Punch
and Judy show. This entertainment
was arranged by the social service de
partment. 4 decorated Christmas tree
was placed in ench of the wards.
Christmas Day will be observed NJ
the Women's College Hospital of Phil 4.
adclphia. 2121 North College avenue,
with a special dinner for all patients
who are not on restricted diet. There
will be present for every patient,
including toys for the children. and
there will be decorated. Christmas
tree in every ward.
The twenty-five children paticnts at
the. Samaritan Hospital are going to see
santa Claus tomorrow morning. One
Of the doctors Of the staff has made Spe-
cial arrangements with Kriss Kringle to
be. present and distribute toys and candy
TO the children who are unfortunate
enough to spend Christmas in the hos e
pital.
The Christmas celebration will start
at ST. Agnes Hospital tomorrow morn
Rev. Father Cornelius O'Neil, chaplain.
The nurses choir will sing and later in
the day there will be q special party
for the children and gifts will be dis =
tributed to all the patients.
i'atients at the Osteopathic Hospital
will enjoy the pleasures of Yuletide this
evening when party has been planned
by some of the students of the college
who are remaining in the city.
Led by, two of the patients. who are
osteopathiC students in the college
there will be mandolin and glee club
concert. Carols and other airs appro
printe to the gala season will be on the
program. ReCitations. solo numbers n,
well ms instrumental works will round
out the evening.
OF course there will be n Christmas
tree, with toys for the little ones AND
other rNmembranCCs for the grown ups
\ good old fashioned Yuletide dinner
, for those whose appctites are in good
working order and other evidences ot
good cheer will make Christmas Dnv one
worth remembering.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24
BUILDS MINIATURE FIRE
HOUSE AS CHRISTMAS TOY
George Gensbauer, Driver Of lnsur.
anoe Patrol, Worked Two Months

George Gensbauer, Driver OF lnsuT-
ance Patrol, Worked Two Months
A miniature frehouse. an exact re-
production Of Engine Company No. 26,
at Tenth and Buttonwood streets. has
been built as n Christmas toy by George
Gensbauer, 1850 North Nineteenth
street, driver Of insurance patrol No. 4.
Except for its size. the little fire.
house is the same in every detail to the
house after which il was patterned.
There are dormitories and sleeping
apartments fitted up with beds, chairs
and other bedroom furniture.
There Is a bright and shining engine
and hook and ladder apparatus stand
Ing ready to respond 10 the tap of n
tiny gong in the front of the building,
which rings with the pressing OF but
ton, and there are little horses, shaped
out Of wood, standing in the stalls. The
frehouse IL even lighted by a miniature
system Of electric lights.
Mr.. Gensbauer was a cnbinetmaker
before he began driving mn insurance
patrol. He worked on the miniature
firehouse for two months. His grand
father once drove q fire truck for En-
gine Company No. 20, and that Is the
reason he chose the home of that COM
pany for his reproduction.
The frehouSe has been sent to the
home of Thomas Miller. 1901 Ridge
avenue. a friend Of Mr.. Gcnsbauer
where it will add to the joy of the Mil
Ter children during the Christmas sea .
SON
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24
DIVERS md GIFTS
FOR POOR Nv HOMES

merry Christmas j. assured for
hundreds Of poor persons through the
activities of the l2j hospitals and homes
and phiIanthrOpiC agcR'ioS of all kinds
now affiliated in the Welfare Fedorn
tion.
The Southeastern Pennsylvanta
Chapter Of the Red Gross. a member Of
III" Federation. il distributing through
it> various divisions upward of IL
thousand gift stockings among dis
ahlrd service men in the various United
States Public Health Service Hospitals
in this section. To the men ut Hospital
No. +9. on Grays Ferry road. are going
700 stockings filled with every manner
ot Christmas cheer and to the Phila-
deIphia men in the hospital at Mount
Alto are going 100 more. Dinner baskets
also are being sent by the home service
section to service mems families.
The Society for Organizing Charity.
cooperating with clubs and societies
throughout the city. is sending baskets
of food. gifts of all varieties. toys,
candy. clothing and fuel to poor fnmil-
les in every section of the city. Through
the Rotary Club dinners will be pro-
yidcd for 1916 persons in 32N families.
Through the Lions Club party for
loo boys and girls will hc given next
Iu"Sday, while through the Y W. {.
y, an0ther party for ninety moro boys
aud girls is scheduled. Upward ot
SEQ dinners, together with many toys
and gifts. are being furnished to poor
families in Germantown.
The Visiting Nurse Sorictv is pro .
viding basket, filled with everything
thaf is needed 70 round out tic Christ
mas feast for AZ least ~ families.
Dinner baskets. clothing and toys
for ar least Sov"nty-tivc poor families
will u" provided by the nome service
section If N" Emergency Aid. while
a big Christmas party. with tree
n "v"rything. is being arranged for 900
disabled soldiers and their friends.
The Girl Scouts, through the various
troops all over the city. have arranged
I" dis'ribut" food baskets among Tho
poor poopI" in their homes and among
Ih" sick and suffering in rho hospitals
~ the Old Mans Hon" u,riou
turkey dinner. together with Gifts of
money, cigars and tobacco. will BE- pro
Nid"d, Will" u great. big tree viii bo
set up for tho entertainment and
amusement II the boys. The Old
Indios' Hon" will also have a special
turkey dinner for the 142 guests
The Shut.I Society. PENNSYLVANIA
Branch, is distributing 100 bo>"s ot
candy.
The Settlement Music SrhooI r,an- Il
big children party for at least 800
Youngsters on Monday and Tuesday.
The Episcopal City Mission is send.
nlg out dinner baskets to 30 families
All the hospitals in the Federation
Will roIebrat" Christmas W III the rrrr-
ton Of trees in every ward, the distri
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24
SPECIAL SERVICES
~ ALL CHURCHES

Special service appropriate to the
Christmas season will be held in all
Enis"opal churches throughout the
Diocese Of Pennsylvania tomorrow.
EiShop Rhinclandcr will preach in the
Pro Cathedral Of st. Mary. Broad and
South streets, in the morning and
Bishop Suffragnn Garland will be the
preacher at the morning services in the
Chapel Of the Mediator. Fifty first and
Spruce streets.
At the Emmanuel Methodist Protcs-
tnnt Church, Fifty first and Pentridgc
streets. the Rev. J. Franklin Bryan
Will preach n Christmas sermon tOmor-
row morning. after which he will present
TO each member of the congregation a
printed copy Of the sermon with his
picture. At the evening service the
choir will sing the sacred Cantatn. The
Story Of bethlehem.
As has been the custom for the last
ten years Mt Ebcnezer Methodist Epis-
COpal Church. Christmas carols will be
sung from the lofty tower of the church
starting at : 30 o'clock Christmas
morning. Sixty voices. accompanied by
a double quartet of bass instruments. -.
will render old time Christmas an
thcmS.
Mrs. A. p. Dodge. supervisor of the
Drexel Biddle Bible Glasses. and Miss
+. l.. Ncissen will distribute candy in
the wards of tho Philadelphia General
Hospital tomorrow morning Special
Christmas music has been arranged BY
the Rev, William Shaw.
The Mems Bible Class Of the Church
of st. Jude and the Nativity will be
Santa Claus Monday night TO the boys
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24
DISPLAY TREE TONIGHT
Tacony Fathers Body to Give Ere,
Entertainment

The Tacony Fathers Association has
provided handsome community Christ
mas tree. which will be displayed
tonight on the lawn Of Tacony Library.
The tree is twenty four feet high and
will be decorated with $50 colored
lights. At the top will be a dazzling
white star.
beginning at 10 'cIock tonight there
will be free entertainment, musicale
and moving picture show in the Liberty
Theatre. on Torresdale avenue, one OF
the attractions being Mary Pickford in
"The Little Princess. At II 40
o'clock the residents Of Tacony will
march from the theatre to the Library
lawn, where they will sing Christmas
carols.
At midnight. while Silent prayer is
being offered by those assembled. the
lights on the tree will be- turned on.
Choral singers from the various Tacony
churches will divide into groups and go
through the principal streets singing
carols
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24

in Philadelphia hospitals is remem.
bered Through subscriptions from
members of the Legion a fund has been
raised sufficient to purchase Cigarette
and apples, oranges and other good
things.
Through the Philadelphia County
Committee. at 80 South Ninth street,
these things will be distributed Christ
mas morning
service men in the city who are
for the time jobless will be entertained
at q Christmas dinner given by the
members of Woman + Post. No. 80.
Of the Legion.
In addition to the subscriptions sent
to the County Committee for the Christ
mas fund, the William T. Shctzlinc
Post. No 90 sent each of its members
who are in hospitals n Christmas box.
The disabled ex-soldiers undergoing
training at Spring Garden Institute
under the supervision of the United
states Veterans Bureau raised n fund
of $40 10 give Christmas cheer to their
"buddios' in the hospital
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24
CAMDEN SOCIETIES
TO CHEER THE POOR

Camden clubs. lodges, societies ana
military organizations have made clap
crate plans for entertainment OF the
children of Camden during The holidays
| Christmas baskets. which will contain
a suitable Christmas dinner for whole
family. will be distributed to the poor
in scores.
The youngsters who live at the Home
for Friendless Children will be given
the pleasant experience Of being treated
to one Christmas dinner after another.
Tomorrow the boys and girls of this
home will get real feast at the IN
stitution. and the good things will in
clude many gifts sent to them by Cam
den people. Monday they will be the
guests OF Abraham Browning Council,
Junior Mechanics They will be taken
to the rooms of the lodge at 10 O'Clock
in the morning and will be. given q
three hour entertainment. There will
be an immense Christmas tree, pre-
pared especially for them. At l o'clock
they will be treated to their second
turkey dinner as guests Of the lodge.
/ The American Legion in Camden has
arranged n yuletide program which will
extend over New Years. The Legion
has placed large Christmas tree in
4 trout Of its headquarters at Broad
way and Benson streets and II will be
/ illuminated tonight for the first time.
The colored lights will appear on the
tree every evening until after the New
Year.
The Legion has also arranged to care
for crippled veterans who will be unable
to attend the general celebration Of the
Legion.
The East End Republican League of
Camden will distribute several hundred
Christmas baskets to worthy poor to-
morrow and the Salvation Army will be
active spreading Christmas cheer as in
other cities. The Elks. Moose and
other lodges and various clubs Of Cam
den have also planned the distribution
Of baskets by all of Camden's organi-
cations hundreds Of baskets will be
given away tomorrow.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24
GIFTS FOR YOUNG AND OLD
Oelanco W. C. r. U. to Tour County
Homes, Then Cheer Up Poor

Santa Claus will visit the Burlington
County Childrcn's Home at Mount
Holly. y. j.. this evening after they
have gone TO bed and leave filled stock
iugS for them with toys and candy.
He will be n member Of the Dclanco
Young Peoples Branch of the W. c.
r. L. \ Christmas tree will be trimmed
and gifts Of food and clothing left
There are thirty four children in the
home.
The organization also will visit the
Aged Ladies Home in Burlington with
gifts for each inmate. Then baskets
of food will be distributed among the
poor in Delanco. and in some cases
clothing and coal will be given. with
toys and candy for the children. At
midnight the young people will go
through the town. their work done.
singing Christmas carols.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24

be carried out by about 100 young men
and women. who will set out at Z
o'clock from the Bryn Mawr Hospital,
where they will first furnish an enter
tainment for the convalescent patients;
A community Christmas tree. erected
on the lawn Of the center's headquar-
ters. will be lighted for the first time
tonight with appropriate exercises,
Another tree, erected by the Bryn
Mawr Business Mems Association, will
be illuminated Tuesday evening, when
public entertainment will be held at
the Town Hall.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24

and girls Of the neighborhood Of Eleventh
and Mount Vernon streets. The young
sters will assemble in the parish house,
where a movie" show will be given.
The Rev. james G. Crosson. rector OF
the parish will tell some Christmas
stories. and gifts will be distributed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24
Yuletide Spirit
SWeeps OUer City
Csntinued from Page One

tinsel will decorate the ro"me and n
tree with gay toys viii be feature.
Each child win be- given box which
contains an apple. orange and candy
The committee in charge is rompoSod
Of George Hopper, George VI Jansen
and William COmmcrsrou.
Mrs. Lewis H. Hood, Miss Vera
Frankenfed, Mrs. Peter \. Miller,
Mrs. Thomas j. Hamilton, Mrs. Charles
& M. ,Beazley and Mrs. Harry Cody will
act us hostesses, There will be music
aud dancing
torts children selected by the Sal.
vsfisau Army viii beyguests Of BoOthby =
- ssp-~ - y sklssk ale s~aots~-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24
New York Tribune to Move

New York. Dec. Following the
purchase last week by the Tribune of
the plot at 219 to 300 West Fortioth
street. where new Tribune Building
will be- erected. the present home of the
newspaper. Nassau and Spruce streets.
has been sold Tho Tribune has been
situated on this site since 1871. when
Horace Greeley established it.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24
CAROLS FOR BRYN MAWR
Candles to Be Signal Opening OF
Christmas Entertainment

lighted candle in the window Of II
dwelling in Bryn Mawr, Haverford and
ArdmOre tonight will be the signal for
members Of the Bryn Mawr Community
Center to regale its occupants with
Christmas carols.
This odd form Of entertainment will
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24
VIII Ask Court for Master

Next Wednesday maybe Thurs.
day-if there is no answer filed by the
Jersey Central directors. the minority
stockholders will ak that the court ap.
point master to pass upon the IDEAL"
whereby the richest coal mining prop
erty in America passes into the hands
OF group Of alleged insiders
Mr.. De Forrest who has SO far
legally represented the First National
crowd. refused to say today whether
or not he would be on hand to file an
answer as requested by the minority
stockholders
According to counsel for the minority
stockholders. all the curtains that have
shrouded the IDEAL" from its inception,
will be pulled back IL satisfactory
answer is no, filed to the petition ot
the Jersey Central minority, who fee
the sale Of tho coal company to th'
Reynolds Syndicate has not given a.
much profit. per share. as the railroad
company is entitled 10.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24
Notice TO BondhOldcrs OF the
IRON MOUNTAIN RANCH COMPANY.

You are hereby notified that the Wyoming
Trust and savings Bank Of Cheyenne, Trus-
tee will pay on March I. 1899, Mt it's or'"s
in CHEYENNE Wyoming. the following mum.
bered bonds, TO wit:
Ss. 20s. 2at. 24S, 262. @76. 332. ,33f. 336,
33a. 4l0, 475, b@2 $50. aggregating three
thousand dollars. Issued by the Iron Noun
tain Ranch Company.
THE WYOMING TRUST AND
SAVINGS BANK
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24
Annual Meetings
.e59 THE PROvlDENT LIFE AND TRUST
- NOmpnny Of PhlL.delphia.

Company Of Philadelphia.
The hfty-seventh Annual Meeting OF the
Provident Life and Trust Company Of Pnila-
delphla, will be held at its office. Fourth
and Chestnut streets. on Second-day Nlon-
day, tho Ninth Day OF First Month (Janu-
uryl; I02a. at 10 o'clock 4. N. An election
Of Ave directors to serve for three years
will be held between the hours OF 10 A. NJ.
and T.. NJ.
LEONARD c. ASHTON.
Spcr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24

During the celebration toys will be dis
tributcd among the children by the hote
management.
Pen and Pencil Club Aids Many
Adhcring to its annual custom OF
spreading good cheer through the poorer
sections of the city on Christmas Day.
the Pen and Pencil Club. will look after
the interests of many moody families.
In the afternoon Miss Florence II
Ruth, social worker and principal oi
the pre- school and nutrition classes al
the Starr Center Disppnsary. CO. -Opcrat
ing with members Of the club. will act
rs hostess at an entertainment to be
given for 100 children.
Oscar H. Muller. proprietor Of a rcs-
taurant at 1920 Race street, is going
to provide a Christmas dinner tomorrow
afternoon for about fifty poor children
aud ncwsboys Of thc ncighborhood
Every child in the Twenty first Ward
will have the CnGnCr to meet Santa
Claus and receive a Christmas present
tomorrow afternoon when thc Manay
INK Business Mems Association holds
lis celebration
There viii hr two large clcctrically-
lighted Christmas trees, ono in Masonic
Hall. Cotton and Main streets. and the
other NJ polonjH Hall. Cotton and
Tower streets.
Bonuses at NtetsOn I Ompany
LOYALTY Of ouurava' was rppard with
n bonus Of $3.50 Nll.TI. given by the
Stotscn Hat Company 10 its employees
nj the plant Christmas celebration. held
this morning In 'hr auditorium At Fifth
street and Montgomery Nveuu"
This mono, ~ fho aNDroNimHio 1000
l..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24
Philadelphia. December 80. io2i.
OH, COMPANY LTD.

OIL COMPANY, LTD.
Notice Is hereby giyeI hat tho Directors :
Of the above.named Company have resolved
to pay on and after the sixteenth day OF
January. 1922, an interim dividend OF one
Tax The same will bo paid on and after
the above-named date by the National
provincial and Union Bank OF England. Ltd.
OF London, or at any OF their branches or
by the Guaranty Trust Company OF New
York OF 140 Broadway. New York City.
United States OF America at the equivalent
in United states Currency OF 81 20 per
pound sterling (equRl to 2lc per shared to
ali holders OF Share Warrants to bearer.
issued by the Company. in exchange for
Coupon No. 30 attached TO such Share
Warrants
Dated this 20th day
OF December. 1921.
30 Queen Anne's Gate
Mnstm.nster London. s. ". [
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24
COLUMBIA AyENCE TRUST
COMPANY

T'Nl aUeTpNIH, FH
December 20 1921.
The Annual Meeting OF the stockholders
of this Company for the election OF Directors
for the ensuing year will he held at the
Columbia Ave, on Wedne sday. January nth,
1929. between the hours OF twelve O'Clock
". and two O'clock T.. NJ.
JOS y. MONTGOMERY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24
FINANCIAL
DAVID LUPToN'S SONS COMPANY

DAVID LUPTON'S sONS COMPANY
Sinking Fund Purchase OF Preferred Stock
Pursuant 10 the agreement OF David Lup-
toms Sons Company and the undersigned, as
Trustee OF the Sinking Fund. the under
SIGNED hereby gives notice that 1t has re-
ceved notice from David Luptor's Sons Com
pany that said Company will deposit with the
undersigned. on or before January 3, 1922,
the sum OF Thirty-one Thousand Two Hun
dred and Fifty Dollars l8l ;20o) in the
under which the said Preferred stock was
Issued ard that It Is its intention to apply
said sum to the purchase OF shares Of the
shares arc invited, at price not to exceed
par and accrued premium Of ten per cent.
Sealed tenders to be addressed to the PhilR
dclrhia Trust Company, Trustee OF tine
Sinking Fund aforesaid. Broad Street Office
Br0ad and Chestnut streets. y. T.. corner.
Philadelphia. Such offers will be received
until 3 o clock on January I. 1922.
Trustee.
JOHN c. WALLACE.
Treasurer.
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Vice P~oSidert and "a Shisr
FRANKLM sECEnTll:S C0RPoRATI0N

PhlIadeTDhIa, DeCemOpr u 1921
The Board OF Directors has this day de.
of the earnings OF the company. payao1e
December 81. isSi. 10 st2CkhoIders q record
at tho close Of business Decemher 81 1921
GERALD HOLSMAN.
d Laos
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24
LEGION To REMEMBER
HEROES " HOSPITALS

Inr Am''oHU "gIon ua- ran,n mon
W>"Ii &" ~"" ihai rt"ry rA .-"rlOrr man
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24
Dividends
DUQUESNE LIGHT CO.

Ut FFF'FF'T'7 ETV'
Pittsburgh Pa, December Is, 1921
A quarterly dividend OF
OSE AND TIIREE-FOURTHs
PER CENT
rs. co) on the 10 Cumulative Preferred CAP.
iai stock, has this day been declared pay.
able February LIST. 1022. to stockholders OF
record January lst, lO22.
Cheques will be mailed
C, J. BRAUN, Jr,. Treasurer.
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FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK
Chestnut street West OF BrOud

Philadelphia, December 10. 1927.
AT the regular meeting OF the Board of
Directors Of this bank held this day, a quar-.
terly dividend of 6M and an extra dividend
of BGC we're declared, payable JanunTy l.
iO22. 20 Stockholders q record at the close
Of business December 81, 1921.
Checks Will be mailed,
j, WM HARDT.
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pSi5ly9QUA AKER CITY NATIONAL BANk or
49, PHILADELPHIA

Tie Annual Meeting Of the stockholders
wIn he Mold at I've Banding Honse on Ties. Ties +
day. J"nu"ry 10Th, t022. between the houry
W 1900 NJ. and 100 =. NJ.
WIN. 2. RECH Cnshinr
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-12-24

cc@aTHE SOUTHWESTERN NATlUNAL
W. BANK. Phlla.. Ia.
The Annual Meeting Of ths st9okhoIders Of
Ie22. at i2 o'clock NJ. at the BanlSInE
House $. Z, Cor. Broad and South streets
EUGENE WALTER CaShir~