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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-02-09
DEPOSITS THAT
ARE UNCLAIMED
Bank of Hardinsburg & Trust
Co. Publishes Complete List
Complying With Act
No. 500.

In compliance with Section No.
592 of the Kentucky Statutes we here
by certify that the following is a
complete list of all deposits which
have remained on our books for five
years prior to Jan. 1, 1921:
Alfred Adkins, Sept. 81, 1915 S 10
American Society of Equity
(19Oj Tobacco Crop Dec.
1. 1911 49, 273.36
w. ID. Ashcraft, Dec. ), 1914 go
Henry d. Basham, Dec Is, 1915 80
H. NJ Beard, Treas. May 16
1914 - 1893
r. c. Beauchamp. Jan 49, 1913 12.77
Allen T. Board, Mar. 1914 los
J. r. Bragg, Dec 8, 1915 7.s5
Edd Bruner. Aug 20. 1915 23.15
eastman Bros. Dec 1914 81
r. r. Compton, Treas, Dec
30, 1914 1.16
DR.. R. T. Dempster, Aug. 8,
1914 2152
S. p. Drury. Nov. s. 1911 5.6s
Mrs Mary Durham, Nov. 8,
1911 = $50
James Frank. Feb ), 1915 5000
C. A. Galloway, Agent, Jan.
%, 1915 III
Vaudeville Galloway, Oct Z,
1915 $50
]. p Gilpin, Mar IS, 1916 Is
]. l. Gray & Bros, Apr 13,
1914 = 1923
Henninger Bros. Jan. Is, 1914 400
Wesley Hunter, Feb. Is, 1914 % 80
Mrs Susan Jarboe. Nov. s, 1911 2.15
]. h. Laslie, Mar, s. 1911 3,15
+. l.. Lightfoot Jan ), 1912 4.12
c. A. Lucas, Mar s, 1911 2,57
X. + Mattingly, Jan 13. 1915 10
W. ]. Miller, Jan 10, 1915 $500
L. p. Miner, Oct II, 1913 2.01
VIM. l. Miner, EXC. For f.
l.. Roberts, Mar l, 1914 44.31
Joe +. Moore, Jan 9, 1913 90
d. c. Norman, Treas Mar.
1914 liz
Mrs f. V. Norman, Feb ,,
1914 u
Lee Montgomery. Feb 1872 sou
Morris & Stillwell, Apr. /, 1916 l,59
B. T Mccoy Apr, 1914 1900
Dr. r. II. McMullen, Apr. I,
1914 - 2152
Aaron Norton Dec Is, 1911 80 05
J. s. Potts. Mar I. 1914, 500
]. r. Rhodes, Jan o, 1915 95
Mrs. l. b. Richardson Mar :,
1911 90
Mrs l.. Owings Jan. II, 1912 80
Ella Robertson Nov. s, 1911 90
Theresa Rowland Oct. III, 1913 1000
S T Smith and ] G Moor
man Mar. 1914 34.54
w. II. Thompkins, Mrs Nov.
s, 1911 3S 33
Treas. fthe Town of Glen
Dean. Mar Is. 1912 = Is
West View Ladies Aid Nov
3, 1911 IL So
G.. A. Wright, Oct, .. 1913 oil IS CT
G.. A. Wright. Treas Nov.
s, 1911 -
Young Mems Sodality, St.
Anthony's church Apr %,
1914 = 80
Total Ss2s -
b. L. Beard, Vice President, being
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-02-09
HOUSE PASSES RIVER BILL

Washington, Feb 1.-The Rivers
and Harbors bill, carrying lump
sum appropriation of $15,25O,OOO was
passed today by the house and sent
to the senate. A motion to recommit
the measure was voted down, 2O5 to
40
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1921-02-09

f Beard, Vice President, being
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
Deaths

JOHN ANDREWS, az ngea 7S "a Relotyos Ssl ives" and nd
friends, also University chapter. No a..
Eastern star and Genevievo Rcbekah Lodge
No. 1875, invited to funeral. We'd. . y. M.
from late residence. 37o5 rrruh e., Tacony
Int Cedar Hill Gem. Friends may call
copy.
ROLLER, Jan. I. 1921. MINNIE. daoHh.
ter OF 'FrederiCka and the late Otto G. Boz
Ter. Relatives and friends are invited to at
tend funeral services Tues. . y. m... a, her
late resider.e. .9ili y. 18th st. Int. private,
West Laurel Hill Gem Remains may be
viewed Mon, TO 10 p. m.
poYLE. FuneTal SF wed. a. "nn' M. from ron; 5000
Lansdowne ave: Solemn requiem mass st.
Johns Church 10 a. m. Int. Cathedral Gem.
BREWTO%.- Dec. 40 MATILDA. wife of
Charles y; Btewton and daughter ot George
and Matilda ReChner. Relatives and friends
inyited to funeral, Tues, T. M, residence
2ll7 :, Carlisle 81. Int Fsrnwood Gem.
Friends may call Mon. Owe
BRlt t'k,--SuddenlY, at NJ Holly. ". j.,
First Month 1st, 1921, RENJAMIN CLARK
BRICK. Funeral from residence Of his son
n-!aw, Henry y Wright 33 Broad ST., Mt.
lIol> y. j., Third-day. ith at . p m. Int.
NJ. Holly Gem. Friends may call Second
day eve
RRouS uS...Ian. 2. SUSANNA. daughter Of
the late William A. and Mary c. Brous, aged
So. Relatives and friends are invited TO
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DEATHS

sotss w. wS4 Sou: g AG2s 2qsD f. s TssaSnSi st
Gem
brown, =, Dec. 81. 1920, MARY F..
tives and friends are invited TO attend 10
neral, T&nes, & $50 a m, from neT late nas. resl
OF requiem at 81, Coi,imba's Church 10 a. m.
Int. Holy sepulchre Gem.
BrsHNELI.-Dcc. 81 GEORGE W, nus;
freadS sa Ne% oraHns H6 90
p. o. r.; Phila. Lodge. No. l., o. o. ~. ~.
nydSa to agTsr2 TgG s4 HsS mass ma at
Church Of Transhsuratlon 10 a. m Int
private Omit flowers.
CAAvAiNAUGH-}Ien, NtARGA,RETs; ,,,Sg ,,sS SS.
FnstU wdS h tFs2d' ns5Sce nyS to d Mfs
Of requlcm st, Anthonys Church 10 a. m
Int, Holy Cross Gem.
chADM hs E'S,d"nes ., ~ II. Sss i.Is vMs: a.
entipe clad. Relatives aHd friends are in. n
vited to the funeral on wednesday morn %
9S 5v soS ScI2Gk f9 tn" soar oySr re- TeaaSm
mass at St Thomas Aalirns church o;3O a.
m lntermsnt. private. Friends may Ne,wH
remains Tuesday evening, from TO -
o clock.
CodswELL.-tan. !. 1927 ISABEL. wife
Of Elliott Cogswell. Funeral Tues r. IN M ;, ,;
tTSm Ss.we He soio e h1 S@" road f%
view. NJ. Int. Har!cish Gem.
COMPTON. Jan. l. MARY a.. wife ot
late John w. Compton. Relatives ana
friends Invited TO funeral services We'd. :
u, M, daughters residence, Ida DoVonshro
272e s. 18Th st. Int. private, Friends may
call Tues. eve.
DEGELow. - Dec. 81. MARY. wife. Of
Robert II. Dcgeiow. Funeral Tues. $50 a.
m. late residerce. .203a =. oth St, Solemn
requiem mass ST navcntura's church III
a. m. Int. private.
.DoUGHERTY.-J Jan. I, pHTLLIp j.. son
Of .he late Edward and Ellen Dnugherty.
Relatives. friends, Holy Name, St., Vim
cent de Paul Societies ot ~. James' Church.
AIrchbishon DouShertS, ASS:omn,N', WrS, nS
Alumni i,n OF i' s., JosSrh's coljs.- invited I!
Thomas { Brosan. 5l,h and Vine cts
solemn requiem mass. ST. James Church.
10 A. m. Int. Cathedral Com. o,r
,fn bRGsPAGH n sS HsTrv H3 asSd Is
Relatives and friendr. also ladies Aid Of
Trinity Lutheran church and Women
Yearly BENEFICIAL Society, M. I. are tnvited
to attend funeral. We'd, 2 n. m, IRON hef
late residence. 4T2S n. 10Th 81. Int. private
ELI.is.-At her lst., rSstIennGG!s.ti 2olo n
Of Thomas l.. Ellis. Funeral services at the
David H. Schuyler Bids. Broad and Diamond
ERRICKSON.--At Burlington, y. j.. Jan
1 1921. JOSEPH ERRlCKSON. formerly oi
i.onoa. y. J. Funeral services at the ,INIT reT,
colt. 40 stacy ct. Burlington. y. j., Tues.
. n. m. Int. Colestnwn Com; .
FREES.--Jan. I. FREDERICK J.. son Of
Charles and the late Arna Frees. aged ~
Relatives and friends. also members .,
io0th Inf, 2sth Div, L. s V. and pyer'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
PROPOSALS
PROPOSALS FOR STEEL PASSENGER
CAR BODIES AND TRUCKS
DEPARTMENT OF CITY TRANSIT
CITY or PIilLADEIpHIA
18th Ilonr-IbII Tha.fnnk G..o.
h rloor-l:Il Chestnut Street
PhJIadelnhIa, December ~, Ioa

i""""'''H'd' l'VC"nlEer ~, lD10.
Sealed Prorosa's, addressed tn the under.
l.cslr'n un'' T. o'c'ocIS noon, on Tu,sd,y.
January "j. 1921 snd onenrd ImmsdIatai1
|hereattsr Tor the following work pppilrton.
|nt u the Frankford Elevated RAILWAY,
(ulhotEt1 BY orfinanCe q: Councils np-
proved JIlv 20, 1915 and June 70, 1910.
.or ,nn tGrn .,s .shins not less than 30 nor more
,m lWn steel Passenger Car bodies. and
|applIed by tho City Contract 400.
for MrnIshlnE not less than "a nor more
lsh wv Motor Trucks, and not loss than 20
~ more than lO2 Trailer Trucks for Steel
nsenssr Cara Contract COL.
orntor furnishing hoth the Cav RodIns
s ~ .ns LrlcEs a scrirci above, and mount :
~ equipment. grouped In Contract coo
plans and specifications can bn soon ~.
;h Moor, 1911 Chestnut Stroe, orS Seen u !
sam" with 0'nrk forms for nronosaIN III ,,,'',r
sgnpHed 10 Intending bidders unnn nn.
N y Gen0st OF ten nOl dollars viii
\ rquIgrd tor me plans. This deposit viii
le'unled on the return Of the plans ~
Contractors Will he rrouIrcd - a,.
Eih the ACT Of Assembly Of Juiv "a 'Ut,,m,p-S
|shuNe 70 Workmens CompensatIon Jnsu,rr, =,
lnce ana PROOF must hc furnished tbn ~.
|s..men' hY ench Contractor that he b".
|tsgG''I 1ne nt2wisions Of said Act and in.
|aemp'ion th'retrom. VI SECURED
fnr each hid rron1sal bond In ,bo .,,.,
tLys hundred lhNhl dollars must Io euIo,Ii
fhe Law department, Room dgI EIt,,
~ IN HErr00rdance With the O, ,dinpnce ~,
IA bs H.. TT' We certificate Of such him,
The Drocior reserves tho ri,n, 60 ,..
lny Or al! bids as he NAV denrp =" rfJcCt
'e''S' OF the city " phnadelphia' 'o' TIC
WILLIAM S. TWINING
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SITUATIONS wANTED-MALE

'HAIFEUR-ME, HANIr English, with Soc
u0d man, doSi es position With private
family. 10 Years CNp"UenC" on hEh-grads
,ais u"'d tp smart service and taking entire
rrr. II CtrF best Of references George
Turucr 3l33 oh :, Phone 1889 "
CLOSE BOOKS prepare hnancia statements
state and federal tax retlTns +, II.
R0doIuh 1625 Woodland ave
) AI.ESMAN nbOur 70 motor from Phua.
irpha to san Frtn,Iscu IS dssiriOus Of
s"'urlnS Il lin" of goods thai could he az
trad, along the ruia. Aldiess 4. De n.
+il3 hnir Hrund
SI,DND var v ar IN rcrt wants ~.
st,ton with relu4e nrm. Il 700. Led On
TRAFFIC. mgr 'Kp.. familiar with ciassi
roIlcs ard g. {. ,ulinss. moderate sal
Rry. y Ig8 LoiTer Ofhce
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IEG,, ADyERrIsrMENTS


-, LDWNTD Is SMITH \ COMPANY
-~' \ rrIGE DF D,SS ~ TIbN
No,co is hereby given that the. nar,n"r-
shin heretofore existing lo'wC"n \lhert l..
smith. Radcliffe CheSton. Jr, tnnrlrs :.
ChestOn, Albert II. MarCkwgld, Edward W.
ruckhout and John ". CWt'cr. carrying on
business under the firm name ~ Edward Is.
Smith & Company, at I'LL Chestnut street.
Philadelphia. nrEnsl wanna, and lG3 lir9hd-
wav. city Of New York ard state "f New
York. and ",s"where. has been dissolved on
'"''1''' AI,hERT l.. SMITH
RND"LFFE QUESTION JR.
on ARIES s QUESTION.
AIHEKT H. MNRCkWAlD,
EDWARD W. BI'kllOIT,
join ". CUTLER
EDWARD n. SMITH & COMPANY.
Notice is hereby given that ~" un""rSlFn"d
have fOrrlod rnparincrshIp In Uursunnr" of
me lava Of the state Of HrnnNlNHnip to
carry on busiuca9 uIsi"r tho uTm nAmN Of
Edward u. smith 4 COmDnny ut No IN
Chestnut street philHdeiphia. pcnnsNivHnui,
and lG5 Broadway, CIV Of Now York. stat"
Of New York and elsewhere the nartnrrs
Chcstcn, Ir., Charles :. Chcston. ilb"rt u.
MurrkwuId. Edward W. HuCkhnut, John ":
Cutler and Harry T., BnEhnm. Tho guil
firm will carry On the husln"ss hrlnl"for"
conducted by the former tlrm "f Edw4ri H.
smith g. Comuduy, Of Ph'hdoinTh and NrW
York which hHs lCnl dissolved
ALI'ERT l.. SMITH
RADCLIFFE CH|STON JR.
CII NRlES ). rIlHSTON.
~ rERT II MNRCkWALD
FDWARD w. RUCEUOUT
IOUN W. CUTLER
HARRY =. BINGHAM.
January I, 1921.
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PARCEL POST
IN MFNtORIkM

IN MEMORIAM
CHESTNUT, KATE NJ in loving re-
membrane OF our dear mother, KATE NJ.
uary 2, 1920.
Today recalls sad memories
ot our dear mother gone to rest,
And as the time goes on
We miss her more ard more.
And those who think ot her today
Are those who loved ner best.
DAUGHTERS RENA AND BESSIE.
SONS NELSON AND BILLY.
MEEKEEY lin loving memory Of our
dear mother, MARY MEEKEEY. who de-
parted this life January 8, 1910.
HER CHILDREN.
WILLIAMS. in memory Of our beloved
mother SYDNEY j. WILLIAMS. January
3. 1912. CHIIDREN
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(ienerml
MEN WANTED
ST5 PER WEEK

EXECUTIVE POSITIONS
The opportunity OF "A lifeline for a permA-
rent future at salary ranging from $4,000
to SO OOO per year when able 10 handle the
work efficiently, the men desire must be
uSor u and have common school education
lie wilIirY IN learn IN their spare time and
lave unlimited an hlt!On. dNterm nation and
IN tiativ", no experience necessary u willing
TO devote few hours each week to learn
important techniCI! knowledge q few chosen
VIII ho trairSd by eXpsrts and assisted 20
positions with salaries according to ability:
interNieW without "o.!Gation by appointment
only. Write
EXECUTIVE SERVICE BUREAU
~ TRANSPORTATL' ~ RLDG,. PHILA
EARN SIS weclIIy spare time writing for
newspapers, nPEHZ.res 'ND. unneC de-
taus free. Press Syndicate. S33. st Louis No
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES

GIRLS learn 20 brcurIr attendants 40
month, board, room Laundry Sester 1920
Arch 81
rOLORED HELP supp ted day nr wtsE.
Hmrs-y 40 :, lS'h -. Snruco ms
MRS NICHOLS, 298 = 2Oth At t-FiTstclas.
private hep supplied.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03

GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION

NENEhiIh, 'WIU 'WIUD', y - roT,I,'oI unlo-,
kornorhtion has declared dividend ~ 81 30
| sharo on the preferred stock, dividend
n III, so A share on the 60 dcfrnture stock,
dividend Of sl.75 a share on the 70 dcben-
t,rs stock and dividend OF csc share on
Iomnon stock without par value. payable
N cash February I. 1921. to holders Of
I,cord at the close Of business January 10,
". v. PRENSHY. Treasurer.
1nnN
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Annual Election.
,S;=5o THE PHILADELPHIA NATIONAL

49, BANK
Philadelphia, December 10, 1920
rrbo ANITA election for dir, CtDrs viii ho
hold at thr banking house on Tuesday, JnnT
nry ii, 1874, between the hours Of IL noon
any sp1cini meeting u tho stockholders b,,
also bccn called at the sam" time and Dlscs
70 pass upon such matters as may properly
AMI bcfOre the meeting.
O. HOWARD WOLFE, Cashier
s--;I55 SINTI NATIONAL BANK. TJIE
b% Annual Election for Directors Of tpis
tuesday, january II. 1921. between hours
- NJ, and y. ".
WTfIINM SALTER Cashier.
>-'s,a Tar t0I KIN ST. NAIIOAAL BANK
49, P,iludolphin, December ~ 1920
Tho Annual Election for D!rro,ura viii b.
hold at the IIankng House, on TursdIy, Jan
IL. 1921. between tho hours % - IN and l
y. m.
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HELP WANTED-MALE

CRAFTSMAN - Wanted. interior marble
craftsman OF considerable experience for
write stating age. experience, references,
single or married; excel ont opportunity. Ala
bama Marble Co. Gantts quarry Ala.
GENT I.EMAN TO take charge OF he foreisn
dept. OF an investment banking house;
one who sp"ats several foreign languages
preferred; write. state eNn. and languages
.I,.l .rnnk Z ln2o l.nhEnr Ofhce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03

n,y,p IuproN's Sons CnMrSSNs C.t,,rrS Stock
Lt,tIng Furd lurCm,roenant OF David l,up.
cSmpsns % inS and he n9dcfIs"sSa sSas.
Frustee OF the ,s nntics that II has re-
snsSG notice SfFsO David LgptSnSS ScsSss soIs TS Win
B.n :s;o ;sa5 cS%DSp' ON or T1
Ss sum .s %hopssSSinfi ssSi In the the
Hundred and fiiN, N,,nb under the Agreement
E1sns bHl' Tie said PTSterrsd stock &c oSpy wss
ia tAS A. 4 T5uTshss & as Tisn!sSG C 20
[,1 sun to ts.osE tH' Aforesaid otters Of salS dS
's:f:, +: .s 9Si;d ,rsmIaR a. SrSf HGs
fsr and sscruetH 20 be addressed 20 the Phila.
. @ T5SS;t ,6ts.ss GSnTsnTb Broad T5usiiS 9cs
EnkinE rInSe nSbastnut Ss streets, y. p. Corneri
FSfssSd.phIai fsS & such oT,srs i.n;ory VIZ l. YYs2i.
bntiIo IotiinnsA tnrerA pELPHIA TRUST CoMFANf
Trustee
JOHN C. WALLACE.
Treasurer.
.,.,o,,, December -. 1920
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s1TUATIoNsWANTEo-FEMALE

NURSERY GONERNESS--ReNned woman
exp babies End children. wishes position;
r"fnrcnco. r ilu6 ledger Office
WOMAN refined. Intelligent. m!dd ged
whose hearing IL impaired. desires 10 N-
slst In household duties. mendnE darninE.
etc either MART ~ full time highest refer
en,e3 M 1873 Ledger Office
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WESTERN POWER CORPORATION

The Board Of Directors have declared a
usrterly dividend Of one and one-half u11ft)
rr cent on the Preferred Stock. payable
January Is. 1921. TO stockholders of record
h the close Of business December n. 1890.
IL Z MIIEON Secretary
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Nnnm1i McPtInrs

n iSaLINHNSTLyNNIA COMPANY ron
'IIhhANCES ON LIVES Am ""
III. Annual IIgMA.NS,1llNG. ANSuiiiEs
~ chestnn,S WI take -placs AZ IL. o,,,c, oI
w, At ~ Slrss,' on Monday. January ~,
slll be held Ia. az which time an election
Wv easving year. Nie0'oIs 70 serve
6 S. NEwHALL, Secretary
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HELP wANTED-FEMALE

CANDYMAKER--One capable ~ managing
candy Kitchen for rr.aii business; all an
swcre enti-clv conNdertLol. y IaI, Lsdssr On.
GIRLS two white for cooking and down
stairs work rnd chombernnid and nurse.
warcs ti4 nrd t12. A-dnnre 7Ia.
HOTSEKEEpER, working Protestant, for
family OF 2. Phone Woodland a04s.W.
LADIES-An international enterprise hss
openings for 5 ladies OF commercial abil-
some figure II you qualify. Call T02 Van.
dam Rldg 1907 Market ~.
NURSE for infant with practical eNperi-
nnce: roferorccs phn-e m rire 2ns6.
you could make 81 to -
an hour selling hosiery from factory direct
to user would YOU try? Write us today. Tru-
Worth Mills. Mocha anicsburg, Pa.
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FINANCIAL
PEtEssyy wins STn MoHTEGsDNsrr oHHTGDsr IL, loss

BoNn tsreby siven pursuant 10 "a AftiI,s Ibs
EsIIs ssStioR, 3, q ssoR R pspSsi! snd iPsnr;,
cmpsi pSaisd XSsus, "a lS9s' tnHt Wi i9g rs.
Ccgm,gp.isned COMPANY ~ 10 q o'clock y. M.
~ sealed pr,po,s,aa,y Ig2i. FOR the sale to
n he SIS, o. described above. at price
o exceeding 100, ,se sum OF slol1i.7o,
eoomelent to exhaust rtvsn en- by tke Trustee to
sesgeSr 10 at Of the lowest price The or Tr4i All
s s;is' rfhS SgS4s 4G Fs'f' So viii
Es6,ss5d ,.ssoad be tGIIoWs; .. ss.
" ff!s,c fS e I; s%%S' E E9@ i;
dslphis TIus' BROAD and Chestnut Streets
streff!. VTr corner Pnladslphl"' 'a,,r,xv
pHILADELihlH Trustee.
,ouy g WALLACE, Treasurer
BY JUihj, January 2. 1921 --
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INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPANY

New YOTk, December 10 lN"O
The Roar NJ Directors have declared 2
lspllar quarterly dividend Of one and one.
lsli r-I cent ui"Hrl on tho p'c'crrrd capitol
l,ock os tbs Company payable January ~,
|9el. 10 r,eiArred .tockholhrra of record nj
|he close ot business January 7. 1921.
OWEN SHEPHERD. Treasurer.
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r.S5o OFFICE OF THE GLEN MILLS
SCHOOLS

Bailey Building. 1918 Chestnut ST.. Philn.
Tho Annual Mr"ting Of the Contributors TO
tn" Glen MIila Schools Will l." held on Wed
! O'Clock l.. NJ, at the office cr the Glcn
Mills Schools No. "OS Bailey Building. l2lS
Chestnut Strc"t. The Annual Report of tho
Board Of Managers will 10 submitted. ard
an Election viii he held for Officers for tn"
ensuing year and seven Nlnagcrs to serve
for three years.
EDMUND q. HAMERSLY. Secretary.
hllnlnlnhll lnnlIarN lNnl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03

PROOFREADER. Nrst class. thor
Uughly experienced, member OF
Typographical Union. wanted on
Philadelphia Public Ledger: .perma-
nent position with good salary 10
right mar Apply at 60S Chestnut
st. nth floor, after . p. m.
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FiNhNCIAL
Annual Nirr;lngs
r.4aS-. shANhLIN NA1IUSAL BANK
Chestnut s,rpct, west az Rroao

Philadelphia, December IL lBIO
The Annual Meeting OF the shareholders ot
this bang viii be held al the Banking Houss
on Tuesday, january II, 1921. between the
houis Of u o'clock noon aud 1 y, M for
the election Of directors to serve during ina
ensuing years and to take action upon a
proposed amendment 20 the Articles OF As.
spCiAtlOn by substituting for the second
sentence of Article vi WI ych now reads as
follows:
vice president. who shall also he n member
OF the Board OF Directors, and who shall be
AUTHORIZED, in tho absence or inability OF the
president from any cause. 10 perform an
acts and dules pertaining 10 the office ~
pres dem. except such as the president onIy
is authorized by law to perform and 70
elect Or appoint n cashier, and such other
officers and clerks as may he required TO
transact the business OF the association. TO-
hx the salari les 70 he paid 10 them, and con.
tlnue them in office. or to dismiss them az
~ ,:he opinion of n majority Of the board,
the, interests or the association may demand
- the following
The directors shan have mower To elect
one OF more vice presidents who shall navs
such powers and perform such acts and
untles az the directors shall direct ny by.
Jaw, ana To elect or appoint n cashier and
suGh other officers and clerks as may be re.
CURED % transact the business Of the az.
sociation; to fix the salaries TO he paid 10
them, and continue them in office, or TO
dismiss them as. IN the opinion of n ma.
lori,y OF the board. the interests OF the IS.
ISOLATION may dcmrnd."
J. WILLIAM HARDr.
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SALESMAN am looking FOR a particular
type OF man who IL Inherently honest, who
can faithfully represent an organisation OF
national reputation and record; reRardlesr of
your present occupation you may be that
IA articular man whom ' can place In a posi-
ton TO earn not less than $1,000 per year.
Call 42s Land Title BLDG, between 10 and
nd m
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LOST AND FOUND

BAR PfN----1ost Diamond barpln at RITZ
Carlton Friday night. Reward, Return TO
Mrs. Daly. ol0 S. Broad st,.-.----.-------- st, .
BROOCH AND CHMN-Lost Thursdsy eye
ming, December 40 on wav from 50ta NJ
Sydenhsm st. to AdelphiA Hotel, seven-dh.
mor'i and peari-cluster pendant brooch ana
gold chain Reward II returned to J, E,
Caldwell a Co. Chestnut and Juniper rs.
DoGS-Lost. 2 shepherd dogs. ono black. ons
brown: near Haverford. Reward. Box 90.
Hnvertord. Pc.
DOG-I,ost. Collie dog. betwe- Kensins-
ton ave. and Cumberland and Huntington
Al, sln reward loiO y, 2ad st -.
DOG--l.ost, police dog; brown; female. col.
with Red Cross tor row lant Hazel ave.
kEYs-Lost. near 10th and Walnut. small
punch OF keys. Reward " returned to
lIl3 Spruce 81.
bOST-Four trrs.heads with gnld hack, on
chair. reward nhore pnn. 2iin. -
PlN-Lost, Dec. % sa pphire and pearl cir.
Gle min. Reward. Phone Chestnut n II 1t.
WHEEL AND TIRE--l,ost. wire wheel AMI
32x4 Goodrich tire, sunday afternoon.
road G3d 10 Market GOth. tansdowne. Clif.
ton, Morton and return baltimore pike ~
37th and Woodland: write if unabl. to reach
BY phone, ROsssCo. 1907 Walnut st. Pre1-
ton 2i33 W. Reward.
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General

MAKE MONEY AT HoME-You can earn
from 81 TO 81 an hour IN your spare tinns
writing show cards" quickly and easily
artcd; no canvassng: we teach you how
nd sell your work Write today for full
particulars TO American Shaw Card School,
23O Pyre Bldg. Toronto Canada.
EARN S25 weekly, spare time. writing for
newspapers, magazines: exp. unnec.; details
free. Press tSndiCate. 122 st. Louis Mo.
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OLD GOLD

OLD gold. silver. platinum. plated ware, old
Eat 1871 j. L. clsrk rsaaer, sotesnsOai.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
,SMEN

| am looking for particular type OF man
" no Is inherently honest. who can faithfully
represent an organization of national repu-
tstion and record. regardless OF your pres
ent occupation. You may be that particular
man whom I can place IN a DOS to earn not
l-ss than 1Ih00 per year. Call Snruce 5S97.
observation-disclosures banking house will
have an opening for highgrada sock
and bond salesmen, after Jan. l, 1921. LIB.
eral compensation offered TO one who can
furnish proper credentials, p 1881. Ledger
OffCe
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-03
WOMEN WANTED

$50 AND as PER WEEK
We want at once 10 ambitious women from
is TO 40 to qualify for executive positions:
experience not necessary II willing to devote
a few hours spare time each week At homo
to learn important technical knowl edge for
interview. without obliga tlon, write
EXECUTIVE SERVICE BUREAU
81 TRANSPORTATlON RL.D0.. PHlLA.
WOMAN, over 3o OF education and social
poise; permanent position: good moretary
returns: easy hours; advancement. y a02.
Ledger Office