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Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08

Az egyhaz presbitereinek cine:
Steeltonhan
Kan6cz Istvan, 1929 Florence ave.
Sebo Lajos, 1919 Manhattan.
Hajdu Pal, 1900 Butler ave.
Gomez Gyula ellen6r, 424 Richview.
Brier Hillen
Gomez Mihaly, SIP Crescent st.
Dicso B. Istvan, 316 Crescent st.
Szadai Benjamin, 1919 Central ave.
Balog Balazs, 1909 Lilac st.
Kantor Peter, 1118 Hazlep st.
HaseltDn
Bernat Oreszt, 105 Cherr st.
Hajdu Kalman, 20 Morley st.
South Side
Szabo Istvan jegyz6, 534 Tindal ave.
Farkas Peter, 315 Alexander st.
Menyhert Janos, 610 Mabel st.
Juhasz JOSEF Or, 1884 Gibson st.
Ndi LdJoS, OI0 OAmuel Sc.
East Youngstown
Gyorgy Tamas, Box 35
10th Ferenc, Al 7th st.
Vekassy Janos, 443 Washington st.
Vezse Mihaly, Box IS.
Hubbard
Batta JOSEF, Varga Mihaly.
Dec. 4-en nyert Bella nevet
;zent keresztsegben Varga Janos
IS neje Danyi Margit nilesi lako-
ok fiacskaja. Ker. sziil.: Boda
Andras es neje Fiil0p Erzsebet.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-12-08
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L
HErI KR0NIKA
Rigmusokba szedte: o. Ke.

Megalakult a Kossuth K0r
Lelkes n0i osztalya,
lgen tisztelt uraimnak
Gud baj, alaszolgaja!
Merit a n6k azok dolgoznak,
Mem pediglen beszelnek,
Mig az urak szivar mellett
Feltett labbal henyelnek.
Vasarnap volt gytilesiik,
Melyen elhataroztak,
Hogy a szegeny gyermekeket
Telire felruhazzak:
Mindjart 0sszekollektaltak
Meglehet6s szep summat,
AEON fogjak vasarolni
A gyolcsot Is a ruhat.
Minden csiit0rtok0n este
A Korbe osszej0nnek,
Meg is kell Oft jelennie
Nemcsak nekem, de 0nnek!
Mert oft szabni, varni fognak
Ruhat a gyermekeknek,
A Xix felig mezteleniil
Faznak es dideregnek.
Nagyon sok a szegeny magyar,
DE meg tobb a gyermeke,
A kit megvesz Macy telnek
Csikorg6s, b6sz hidege.
Ezeknek kell most a ruha,
Cipo. kabat es kalap.
Bar a telnek foga nincsen,
Az6rt megis megharap.
Nemes szivii jo asszonyok
Aldassek a nevetek,
Legyen aldott mind0r0kke
Dolgos kicsi kezetek!
SegltSetek az arvakOn, y
A szegeny gyermekeken.
Hisz ha ii mem segitetek,
Hat XII segit ezeken?
No de most terjiink vigabbra,
Mert hiszen trefa is kell,
A hogy kis Bert6k mondja:
A trefa mindig elkel!
Minap talalkoztam vele
Es akkor megkert ARA,
Hogy a nevet okvetleniil
Tegyem be a rigmusba.
AIT mondta Macy alazattal:
"Tisztelt miszter, vendeg ur,
recommendation egy lanyt nekem
Merit az oldalam mar SUR.
Kene XII kenegessen,
Mikor este lefekszem,
Kene, XII etessen."
Kene ,aki etessen."
"Simogasson meg a nyila !"
Szolott Datka reaja,
"Tan cs6k kene annak, akinek
Olyan cs0mpe a szaja,
Inkabb szedd lie sz0r0ket
Kepes abrazatodrol,
Azutan menj krumplit szedm
Es gondoskodj magadr6l."
Megvan hat a kivansaga
A kis Bert6k testvirnek,
Belekerilt az ujsagba.
Orulhet hat hirnek
Es ha tavaszra megn6siil,
En- is bizton oft leszek
Es jofele kigy6zsirral
J6l oda kenegetek!
J0vo heten Datka testver
Lesz soros a rigmusba,
Holmi diszno0lesekkel
Keriil belle jusba.
Addig is tiirelmet kerek
Es tudom, hogy megadjak,
Merit rigmus pattogni fog,
Ha olvassak: meglatjak!
pTTSZTTT6 T.kNGnK
The New York herald., 1921-01-11
Beglian Gov %
r0Hl
III Tel Pa q
receipts
: swi0 Gov 81
receipts

CftyO. yurichs5 BethSteei ex bs
receipts 3d.. .s6i2
g.. .97i2 Beth stl I'd 81
City OF Copen- 2. .S1os
hagen SIS Braden Cop 6s
s.. rs 10 IS
q. .75l4 TO-. S434
City Of Chris kin Edison 81
tiania IS .76
4 ..97 Bkn Rap Tr -
Dm Canada5Lss g.. .43
1921 L.. IA
TO-. .037s Bkn UnGas ist
1879 IN
l.. o2ls Bush T Bldg IS
The New York herald., 1921-01-11
EXPORTS FROM NEW YORK.

Exports from New York yesterday I:
Oats, S9.S29 bushels; barley, 10000
bushels buckwheat, 1903 bushels
flour, 6S79 sacks; bacon. 2,00S.50O
pounds; hams, $50. 900 pounds lard,
3. sec. .0e0 pounds: cottonsced oil 1910
900 pounds: lubricating oil. 260.S00 gal
Ions; grass seed, 100 bags; hops. 400
bales oil cake. 1,191, 100 pounds.
The New York herald., 1921-01-11

WESTERN MARYLAND ISSUE.

WASHINGTON, Jank 10.--Authorlty to
issue s2.7OO,0O0 OF first and refund
ing mortgage gold bonds and pledge
them with the Treasury as security for
q loan OF s2,122 500 was granted to-day
e the Western Maryland Railway Com
pany by the Interstate COmr1erce Com
The money is to be used 70
retire outstanding obligations and pur-
chase new equipment
The New York herald., 1921-01-11
BONDS IN STOCK EXCHANGE
MONDAY. JANUARY
RANGE OF LIBERTY BONDS.

can Liberty bond transactions subject to l-16 /
The New York herald., 1921-01-11
METALS.

TIE local street market for copper yes
terday was. steady and IL was said that
little better inquiry was noted. Elec-
troytic spot was quoted at i3913Ac. !;
lead spot at s4.75; zinc. $3.50 q 5.621k !;
tn firm ct 30% dss9c. for spot and 3Sc
for futures.
JanB Jan. 10.
Bid Asked. Bid. Asked.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-06-05
FOR SALE OR TRADE

FAIRvIEw-Four-y ear-eid bungalow;
and bath gas, lights, composition
rolled roof; triangular lot; 1888 feet front !
$3.50; first mortgage, $500, payable S26
per month; second mortgage 1900; 1900
cash assume mortga ges, balance to suit,
or will trade for farm near city.
FARM, 7 MILES ROEBUCK-32 acres,
mostly rolling, but fine land; 4-room log
house. composition roof. barbed wire fence
around all; small barn. fine spring, well
on porch: no mortgage; only $1,000; WOO
cash, balance ss5 month
NORTH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick
house, N story; composition rolled roof ;
new fence; lot 50x160; price, $500; $1,000
mortgage. payable sac per mouth; equity
ash or will trade for farm near city.
VILLAGE SPRINGS-42h acres one-half-
mile of Village Springs; 3-room tenant
house; well in yard; 36 acres in cultiva-
ton; under hog wire fence; will sell for
$50 per acre or trade for city property.
MOUNTAIN CREEK--Forty acres, unin-
proved. only $3.50; will take Ford car part
payment.
PICKENS COUNTY 500 acres sandy loan
land, all level; no hills, hollows or rocks;
15 tenant houses; old 5-rooni residence;
one-haf mile river frontage Tombig
bee; price, only $25 per acre, or will trade
for city property and would assume mort
gage to $4,000 if necessary.
JAMES S. CARPENTER
BETHEA R. e. & I. co.
2027 Sd Ave. Main 11s.
Residence: Hemlock 1852
LIST YOUR BARGAINS WITH ME.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-06-05
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
H0ijsSSS T0k san -r@7---7'
CENTRAL PARK

Attractive new bungalow.
Two bedrooms; large
closet in each bedroom.
Bathroom. Sleeping porch.
Large living room.
Brick porch columns. Bun
galow type doors and win
dows. Cement sidewalk.
Coal house. Yard fence.
Excellent location. Faces
south and east. Close to
school, churches and car
line.
Immediate possession. Rea-
sonable price and very
easy terms.
]. NJ. P. OTIS
Manager Central Park Branch
Jemison and Company, Inc.
al N. goth st. Main $3.50
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
- HOTSES ron SALE

COUNTRY CLUB DISTRICT
If you want a real home
located on beautiful
grounds; let me show you
this specially attractive
place.
A well built brick veneer
home, having large tile sun
parlor, den, breakfast
room, downstairs .lavatory,
4 bedrooms, large sleeping
porch, 2 tile baths and
shower, attic, laundry, tile
porch, tile roof; commo-
dious garage, servants
quarters and bath. See
Ebert Jemison. No in
formation over phone.
Jemison and Company, Inc.
211 N. 10th st.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
H61JsFs ron sfLf
HOME BARGAINS
B. F. EBORN
315 Empire Bldg. M. 8173

315 Empire Bldg. NJ. S173
wooDLAwN-Dandy s-room home;
gas. lights. BATH. newly papered
dItion, large lot, well located, car
, line; rents $40 month: $500; rea-
sonable payment, balance easy.
SOUTH HIGHLANDs-Modern, 2
story,e fcroom residence, east Of
Five Points. near Highland Ave;
tile roof. furnace: appealing in
terror; $1,000; good terms.
NoRwOoD-New 5-room bunga-
low, fine lot, choice location, paved
street; IS, 800, $500 cash, $50 month;
immediate possession.
SOUTH HIGHLANDS - 1o-room
residence. block goth ST.. near Five
Points; $500; good terms.
SOUTH resi-
dence; gas, lights, bath; several car
lines; convenient: for immediate
sale only at $4,000, $500 cash, $40
month. Do not answer this ad II
you delay. This means now at this
price and on these terms. Bargain.
NoRwooD-Modern. s-room bun
galow, furnace, hardwood floors
good condition; $500; terms.
wooDLAwN-s0x1 Union ST.,
near Saith ST., broom dwelling;
gas lights, bath; near high school;
$3.50, $500 cash, $50 month.
wOODLAwN--7-ro dwelling. I'd
Ave, NJ. near SD ST.. $4,000, $500
cash. $40 month; good condition.
EAST BIRMINGHAM-New 4-room
bungalow special bargain; very
easy terms; block car line; we'll
located; choice lot; investigate.
EAST BIRMINGHAM--New 5-room
bungalow, center East Birmingham;
$4,000; terms.
EAST BIRMINGHAM - 4-roorn
dwelling, nice lot. block Arlington
station; $4,000, $500 cash, $50
month.
E Tssm mGaLAN Ts5rss. Court {
$500, $7so cash. $s5 month.
RNsLEY HIGHLANDs-Near Pal
naToo station s1ao s-ro s,a onrsalow'
SOUTH HIaHLANDs-News Groom
bungalow, fine lot, near 18th ST..
s5,75e,' $3.50 cash, balance easy.
SOUTH HIGHLANDS--Beaut
new modern, 5-room corner bunga
low, lovely corner, pretty shade,
near Clairmont Ave. and Mountain
Terrace car line; ininediate posses
sion; reasonable terms; appealing
home; see it.
SOUTH HIGHLANDS--Near Noun
tain Terrace function, 5-room cot
tage; gas, lights bath; Immediate
possession; $4,000, $500 cash, $40
month.
B. F. EBORN
315 Empire Bldg. M. 8173
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-06-05
SOUTH HIGHLANDS

Cliff road Country club
district; we'll built and
complete in detail; living
room, den, dining room,
sun parlor, 3 bedrooms,
inclosed sleeping porch;
extra large closets and
ample room in basement;
tile bath, tile porch, hard
wood floors throughout;
double garage and 8 ser
want rooms; located on a
good lot, well improved
with fruits, shrubbery,
etc.; front drive. See Ell
bert Jemison.
Jemison and Company, Inc.
Main $3.50
211 N. Goth st.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-06-05
NORWOOD BUNGALOW

Beautiful modern bungalow, with
every modern convenience; the
prettiest interior OF any bungalow
In the city; beautiful oak floors,
some electric fixtures and artisti-
caily decorated; has tile bathtub
and shower and an hailt-in fea-
lures, modern to the minute; this
home has s rooms and built Of the
very best material; l am not offer
ing this on the market through real
estate agents. but if you are on the
market and want to buy q real
home, answer, giving your name and
address and l will come and see
you; this must be treated strictly
confidential. WHO, Care Ass-Her-
aid.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-06-05
FOREST PARK

A sroom colonial beauty, the most
beautiful bungalow in America"
Drive out to the Country club dis
trict today on Glenwood Ave, just
in rear of tho little red brick bum
gslow; No. Ss41 Gienwood Ave. Has
living room, dining room. kitchen
and built-in breakfast nook laundry,
large sleeping porch, bedrooms
tile bath and tile terrace. Ia com
plets for small family. Hardwood
floors throughout and furnace heat.
Maybe you win like It, or maybe
you will get SOME ideas for your
home to be built Drive out and
take look anyway, 1t won't cost
you anything. Price and terms rea-
sonabie. See US or your agent. Will
consider trading for South, High
lands or Norwood vacant lots
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-06-05
MOUNTAIN TERRACE

Cliff road, beautiful 2-story stone
fronted home on terraced lot; has
living room, dining room, breakfast
room, bedrooms, tile bath and
shower; finished in oak throughout;
good cement basement, with fur
mace, concrete garage; price. S15,0 0a.
See q. F.. Eustis. Mcconnell White
Terry. 20zs Sd Ave. Main ass.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-06-05
WOODLAND

Homeseeker or Investor-Here is
your opportunity to make some
quick money; l am offering you,
within a stones throw of Woodlawn
High school, corner lot 81x190
feet. on which is an 8-room house.
in a perfect state of repair and fur
nished for $500; this is located on
the car line, and Is ideal for a du-
pick apartment house or for a bust
ness corner
The owner has a country desire,
wants to buy railroad ticket; let's
let him do it; doesn't take much
cash, and the balance ON easy
monthly payments. Call f. p. Gray
WOOD BROS.
Real Estate Agents
2o6 First Nat. Blk. Main e1s.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-06-05
EAST OF 10Th ST.


Beautiful modern. brick veneer
home, eastern exposure; has A bed
rooms, 2 tile baths and sleeping
porch front and rear stairway; re-
ception entrance large living room.
with handsome tapestry brick man
tel; dining room, buffers pantry,
kitchen. tile front and back porchee;
fine concrete Easements; has oak
floors throughout: handsome cleo
trio fixtures and is artistically deco
rated; this Is real beautiful
home and is well designeds con-
venient to Highland ave. car; has
front driveway to- garage and serv-
ants quarters; price, $16,5 terms
or would consider an exchange. Call
Jas. A. Wood
WOOD BROS.
Real Estate Agents
2oS First Nat. Blk. Main 613.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-06-05
WEST END

Just completed. beauty. with
every convenience; rooms. nicely
terraced lot, Arcola heat. compost
ton roof excellent material and
dandy buy at $s,7so. on reasonable
terms.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-06-05

NORWOOD
Six-room modern bunga-
low.
Beautifully arranged in
side. Large rooms with
hardwood floors. Large
sleeping porch.
Cement basement with ex-
ira good furnace. Double
garage.
Price, $3.50, on terms.
cHAs. b. WEBB
Jemison and Company, Enc.
Eli N. goth st. Main $3.50
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE K
NOISES FxR S4EE foo

ao6sEs FSK SIR foi
1--WE ARE ON YOUR SIDE
OF THE COUNTER"
EAST LAKE
Nice sosg hen hsme s s0G $500 sO s.S
and $50 per month.
EAST LAKE
Pretty. new, 5-room house, has
just been completed; first-class ma
teriai throughout; $3.50, $500 cash
and s35 per month.
owENroN
New 5-rcom bungalow; owner Ieav-
1915 cash and $40 per month.
IF IT'S FOR SALE
WE HAVE 1T.
cLosE-IN
mighty nice lot on 80 Ave-, close
in, 5Ox14o; only $4,000.
GRAYMoNT
Two fine lots; all improvements,
$3.50 each; easy terms.
owENToN
Several fine building lots at low
prices; easy terms.
BUILDING
Will build on your choice of lots in
Graymont or Owenton; small cash
Snyment, balance like rent.
INVESTMENT
close-in lot, 1oox1so: q large houses
and negro houses; rental 1886
yearly; only $1,000. $1,000 down
and s1,seo per year.
watch for the oval Sign"
E. r. McDAVID, JR.
sss First National Bank Bldg.
Main 457
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-06-05
WONDERFUL BARGAIN

Big sacrifice in a beautiful bungalow IN
Norwood; has rooms, white stone man
tells, best hardwood floors, furnace heated,
large cement basement tile bath, beautf-
full fixtures, French doors, handsomely
decorated. side drive to garage; fronts
east on paved street. Call US for aston
ishing price; nothing here that APP
proaches 1t; act quick. Davis Inv. Co.,
116 NJ 21st St. Phone 1851.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-06-05
WEST END
EAST BIRMINGHAM

Brand new: owner leaving city;
built the place himself; must have
s25o cash now; will sell for $l,65o;
small mortgage. and $3.50 cash. ball
ance easy as dirt. Rent will more
than pay place out. Good chance
for small investor.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-06-05
HOME WANTED

wanted, to buy or s-room house:
Norwood or good location on South
Hixhiands; prefer q modern homer
advise number and price Address Is
C-55, care Age-Herald.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-06-05
A VACANT LOT
PICKUP

In the heart of the Country club
district; 100-foot frontage: only
$4,000; terms If desired. IT'S
beauty and bargain; corner.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-06-05

sale, one 6-room cottage,
$500 cash. balance on GOOD terms: priced
just riBAt: for information. see owner.
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1921-06-05
ACREAGE
JUST OVER THE
MOUNTAIN

would you believe that you could
tain. IL minutes in a Ford from the
heart of the city. for 5000 an acre?
We have some places from 5000 to
$1,000, all good values. Quit being
tied to a lot box15o; get or 8
acres, raise chickens and keep a
COW, few hogs and live like real
folks.
The New York herald., 1921-01-05
S1S,OOO,OOO ISSUE
OF AGWI PLANNED
Negotiations With Bankers for
Sale of Equipment Trusts
Are Under Way.

Negotiations between the Atlantic,
Gulf and West Indies Steamship lines
and banking interests for the sale Of
equipment trust certificates of the
steamship company for approximately
$13, 900 are under way. Although
no agreement has been signed. the COM
pany's needs will approximate S13,OOO,-
600, and that amount Is substantially
what they will borrow on the equipment
trust.
The certificates will be secured by
fourteen tankers costing approximately
$34,000000 and representing a total
deadweight tonnage of about 175.000
tons. Those vessels were ordered a
considerable time ago, and four of them
have been delivered and placed in opera
tion.
In addition to money necessary for
constructing the new tankers, Atlantic
Gulf is said to need about $3O,0 900
for development work in Mexico and
England and for pipe line construction
In France. OF the total, which Is in ex-
cess of $60.000.000, all but about $13,-
100000 has been provided for. Last
| summer, when the company's expansion
plans were made public. it was declared
that all but about $5.00O,O 900 had been
arranged for, but readjustment of esti-
mates. Il was said has made it neces-
sary for more than that amount to be
raised by financing
For weeks there has been discussion
Of probable financing by the Atlantic,
Gulf and West Indies, but officials of
the company have insisted that they
were undecided whether to arrange for
their needs by private loans from their
own bankers or by the sale OF securi-
ties. 1t is understood, however, that
the majority of those in charge Of the
company's affairs are in favor of flo
tation of equipment trust certificates,
secured by the new tankers.
The New York herald., 1921-01-05
RAIL HEADS PREDICT
LESS TRAFFIC IN 1921

In response to a questionable sent tS
railroad heads by the Raii,oay Jolvna
several of them have responded that IL
their opinion railroad traffic in 1922
will be less than 1t was in 1920. Th'
railroad heads, however, are optimistic
believing that, even though the volume
Of business this year does not come III
to that of last year, that condition will
be offset by new rates. declining price!
and increased efficiency. Although some
of the executives are in favor of waiting
until they see exactly how business |:
before making improvements. other!
have announced plans for extensions.
w. B. Storey, president Of the Atchi
son. asserted that freight and passenger
traffic for 1921 would be less than it wa:
last year, but believed that the railroads
ought to make sufficient saving in cost!
of operation to maintain reasonably
their net earnings. Daniel Willard. 1reat
Of the Baltimore and Ohio, was inclined
to think that traffic would be somewhat
less and that new rates and declining
prices. with increased efficiency woult
not offset the effect Of the business re.
cession on net earnings. He favors
Handling matters in logical way baset
upon the fullest possible information"
Hale Holden Of the Burlington sees nc
reason why business SnOulQ not resume
normal volume and favors a norma
budget in so far as it may be maintained
consistently with business conditions.
II. II. Kurrie of the Monon anticipates {
10 per cent decline in freight and pas
senger traffic, but believes that thu
new rates will bring an increase o.
is to 20 per cent. in gross operating
revenues. J.. T.. German Of the Rocl
Island thinks that the 1921 traffic vol
ume will break even. although passenger
business. with probably 10 per cent
more passenger earnings, will aid in off
setting this. +. ID. Underwood Of thu
Erie estimates Is per cent. loss IL
traffic volume.
Howard G. Kelley and f. j. Pearson
of the New Haven expect traffic de
creases. The latter estimates Il third t
a half Of the reduction will be offset b,
new rates. declining prices and increased
efficiency. j. NJ. Herbert OF the st
Louis Southwestern looks. for a!
heavy traffic as in 1920 and has ap
proved the budget above normal il
maintenance and betterments. Carl n
Gray of the Union Pacific finds the frs
third OF 1921 hazy. but forecasts favor
able comparisons thereafter. at least 81
far as the West Is concerned.
The New York herald., 1921-01-05
DIVIDENDS.

Stock OF Pay
Record. able.
Atlantic Refining Co., pf. o..
S1IJ ..s.+.......4....... ..Jnn. 10 reD. i
Atchson Topeka Santa Fe
Rwy. a., 1.JO............Jan. % Mar. ]
Am. Light Trac Co., a.,
cash, lfo...... Jan IA Feb.
Am. Light Trac. Co., a.,
stock o.......4..........Ja Jan. ~ Feb.
Am. Light G Trac. Co., pf.
a.. Sl.J0. 0.......,.,...,.....Jan IL Feb.
cities Bankers shares. Sic Jan. 10 Feb 1
Grafton & Knight Mfg. Co.,
o., stock, 1Sd............... -
Ingersoll-Rand Co., a.. S2.50.Jan. ~ Jan. 81
Kelly Springfield Tire Co.,
a. et..................,. Jan. ~ Feb.
Kelly Springfield Tire Co..
stock, dan. IL Feb. /
Keliy-Springfield so pr. a.,
81 ...................... Feb. Feb. II
Loose -wiies Biscuit Co. I'd
pf., S1.Io. .......,.....s..Jan 70 FEB.
The New York herald., 1921-01-05
ROAD FEARS BANKRUPTCY.

WASHINGTON, Jan. 4.--The Peoria and
Pelyin Railroad Company will be forced
into bankruptcy If required to take up
outstanding financial obligations due
February I. II informed the Interstate
Commerce Commission to-day in making
application for n loan OF s1.s61 900 TO
refund the obligations for five year
period. The company offered to pledge
as security first mortgage bonds amount
ing to s1.1S2,000 and second mortgage
bonds of S679,000
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

Springfield Tire Company has de-
clarcd regular quarterly dividends OF 8 per
cent. In stock and 81 a share in cash on its
common stock, payable on February to
stockholders OF record on January u. Reg
ular quarterly dividend OF So a share on it's
per cent. preferred stock was declared
payable on February Is to stock of record on
February /.
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NYTeI rn iiss

Miller Rubber Co., a., s1....Jan. 1 Jan. 20
Miami Copper Co.. a. zoe. Feb. 1 Feb I5
Milwaukee Electric Rwy.-
Light Co. pf. O., $3.50. Jan. 20 Jsn. 81
philadelphia CO.. a.. T5c. 1. Jan. 10 Jan. 81
Pioneer Steamship Co, ann.
$50 .............'......... Jan. Jan. 10
Washington on Co.. ann. 81 Jan. 10 Jan. 81
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Rerhell Brnthera
S8mhlir 1ltility Securities
Ill Brua hmay. Nrm Nurk
WE SPECIALIZE IN

Adirondack Power & 1t. Co.
4. Gem. & Pfd. Stocks
s.American Power & 1t. Co.
Il Com. & Pfd. Stocks
EsCentral States Ell. Corp.
" Com. & Pfd. Stocks
Eehigh Power Securities Corp.
y Capital Stock
Pennsylvania Ohio Elec. Co.
" Preferred Stock
Y Republic Ry. & 1t. Co.
n. Com. G. Pfd. Stocks
Tennessee Ry., 1t. & Pr. Co.
Ys Com. & Pfd. Stocks
Phones Rector 99sO-5. 97e3-'. 692e-3
Private Phones to Philadelphia G. Boston
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Common 90 prlWeatecrg, 100 lbs SS0Oui 30
Common 70 choice bulls, lOt lbs. G.50u 300
Common 90 choice cows. fbO lbs. 1000 800
Common 70 prime veals. 100 lbs. f4.O0u2i. 90
Common TO prime sheep (ewus),
100 lbas.ss.s .---ss.s.s.ss-.s.s 8.VO1 O.pO
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Loose-Wiles Biscuit Company has declared
dividend OF 1A per cent. on it's second
preferred stock. payable on February / TO
stock of record on January 20. This divl-
dend covers the period from February 4,
1916. to May 1, 1916.
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Fidelity-I y-International Trust Company hal
been appointed depository for moneys OF
bankrupt estates by order of the Unite,
States Court. Southern District of New York