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New-York tribune., 1921-08-12

Guaranty Trust Company Of New York.
ar ne rsguest anl on the consent Of T.
and EDWARD =. ALLEN, Executors q
the Last Wili and Testament Of THERESA
r. WOODRUFF deceased, has applied 10
the SErrogates' Court OF the County ot
New York. Tor anciiiary letters Of admin
- frstion, e. = a d D n, on the Estate OF
Adams County. Illinois. deceased. and has
ob tained an order for ire publication ~
notice 20 creditors in accordance with
he provisions OF Section 25al OF the Code
Of civil Procedure, and
Notice is hereby further given that all
creditors Of said Estate should present
support thereof - the surroxat-s' Court
of the County Of New York ar the Hall Of
Records. city. County and Srate Of New
York. on or before the 18th day OF Sep
Dated New York. August II. 1921.
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF
NEW YORK,
sTETsoN. JENNINGS & RrssET.I'
Attorneys for Guaranty Trust Company OF
New York. Is Broad street. New York
ANDERSON. ELIZABETH M1LBANK-
In pursuance Of an order OF Honorabls
Sonn,v Sonn T G9ns & A9 Yor sn-rogste Of n.
ELIZABETH MfLBANx ANDERsoS.
lsle Of the County OF Nav Yora decsassS'
20 present the same. with vouehers thereof
TO the subscribers. at thsir place OF trs,ns-
acting business nj the office of Arthur
II. Mssten. their attorney. at No. ~ Wall
street. In the Borough OF Manhattan In
the City OF New York. STATE of New York
before the 2ssb day OF Sep.staoer
next.
Dated. New YORK. tho 18TH day AZ
March. 1921.
ALBERT G. MfLBANE
GEORGE l.. NICHOLS
EDWARD w. SHELDON.
ExecutoEA
ARTHUR Fl MASTEN
Attorney for Executors Office and r. 3.
address. ts Wall Street. borough "a
Manhattan. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12

WE PAY highest prices .or furniture.
pls-0s. antiques, bric-s- brar books art
etc. GARAY. 50 University Place StGy-
vessnt 2e77
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
General Houseworkers. Etc

OR LAUNDREss. young
Irish woman. to go home nights; excel
ent worker. B.. Miss Hofmayer's Agency.
10 East 43d st. third door. Telephone
se47 Murray Iill.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
MORTGAGE LOANS

SMALL MORTGAGES DISCOUNTED
send fun PARTICULARS GEORGE W
ROYsT.I. 21S5 Seventh ave
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
Nurses. Etc.

NURSE; young; two children; excellent
references. Miss Fitzgeralds Bureau. 366
5th av.
NURSE; English Protestant; thoroughly
capa BILE; excellent. Miss Fitzgeralds 5 Blu
reau. 366 9Th av
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
BUSINESS CARDS
Furniture

DIAMONDS bought and sold fo- cash.
Advice free Bennett. 10 1'way. 20 floor.
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
TJCKAHoE

50 MINUTES from Grand Central 10 min
utes' walk to CTestwooa station. house
2 rooms, barn. chicken house all excellent
condition; over half acre high ground .
growing garden $500; terms. fIli. 6s
Stewart place. Tuckahoe. Phone S4ls-w
New-York tribune., 1921-08-12
NEW HOUSES AT $3.50 Up

NFN H'lI NEo Al Sb,oVU J T
at Rogota Heights built of stucco and
frame; steam. parquet floors, electricity
plots 4Gyl0o. Michael Bros & Christian
gen. Maplewood and Palisade aves. Tela
phone Hac kensaci> 533- Z.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

that a new issue Of Federal Land Bank
bonds with a more liberal redemption
clause Is contemplated, Il was pointed
out today BY a banker that Federal
Land Bank bonds Of the several issues
already outstanding maintained a re-
markably steady price when general
market conditions are considered In face
Of the long pending suit before thu
United states supreme Court to de-.
termine the constitutionality Of the
congressional act establishing the banks.
The banker quoted said that this In /.
dicated clearly the general confidence
Of the public. and the national group
Of representative investment bankers
which sponsored the loans In placing
them with the public, az to the outcome
Of the suit and the stability Of the
system.
Now that the courts decision has
clearly upheld both tho right Of Con &.
gross to establish the system and IN,
right hf exemption from taxation, the
Farm Loan Board points out that theae
bonds promise to become even more
popular with the investing public.
The Federal Land Banks, which are
the banks in which the United States
Government hol Ids stock. have shown
steadily increasing capital and surplus
account. and the bonds Of the banks
offer an opportunity to the investor Ia
place his money in security Of un :
questioned worth, TO net the relatively v
high return which present market cor, !.
ditions require.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
Utility Outlook Better

Several of the local banking houses,
which in recent years specialized largely
in the development of public utility cor
porations. claim there are distinct signs
of material betterment in utility con-
ditiops. The enforcement Of the drastic
adjustments of the last three years.
they assert. has placed the majority OF
these companies in a stronger financial
and physical position than they have
occupied since their organization. The
much fairer attitude of the various state
Public Service Commissions. in granting
higher fares and rates for light ana
power. has contributed largely towaro
overcoming the seemingly unsurmount-
able obstacles Which were confronting
these concerns.
The change in conditions, they further
assert. has given degree of safety to
tho bonds In that the full payment OF
interest Is now assured. Tho better.
ment has already been reflected IN the
enhancement in market values OF the
securities of number OF the more
prominent utility enterprises. One
company. which only few months ago
was barely earning fixed charges, is now
showing returns nearly three times Il,
excess Of the interest requirements.
This experience, IL was asserted. is
becoming evident among oil the better
managed concerns and investors. who
were trembling in their shoes concerning
their bond interest. but have now the
assurance it will bc paid Mt regular
periods.
Farm Land Bank Bonds
Iu connection with the recent an
nouncement by the Farm Loan Board
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
GOSSIP OF
THE STREET

an unusually large number Of the
prominent lights of Wall street we're
among those present in the gay Easter
parade at Atlantic City on Sunday.
Vuite big bunch of bull and bear
contingent were luartcred at one Of
me prominent beach front hotels and
saturday night. In the absence Of the
,,.s usual supply Of "Oh. be Joyful" there
was considerable Shop gossip.
several of the operators pointed out
the extreme difficulty Of making money
on either side Of the game because OF
the rapid and mcrcuriai changes In the
market trend. One of the pnrty who
had oeen conspicuously taking the part
oi thc listener. broke into tho tnlkfcst
horuptlF and said: "lf you fellows want
To- pay your expenses down al this burg
file an early order on Monday to buy
Yourself some" then he named a
prominent speculative specially. A
sckly smile Immediately appeared on
the faces OF all present, and there Was
an inclination to give the donator Of the
big, tip the merry ha ha.
Curiously the tip made good yester-
day. for the stock wns one of the few
OF the entire list to show consistent
strength. and scored an advance of more
thsn , points at the high price Of The
day. II proves once more that he who
laughs last laughs best.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
DEATHS

ss,sna 9SsnsfsEi, Y:adm m sss 1. M from ii, ri
sss nisn rssSe mass 81, EdWsras csarch I,
q. In. Int. Holy sepulchre.
BoRaENskI.-Merch q, JANE. wife 2,
fr,snds ". arc invited q attend funefsi ssry,
,ssi; ...lasnss' saas' N. pPS:d s Il. Int Adssi
BROOKS %. VILLAIN p. g. g.
hsys' sds ana sDs f,'s % .yI.S y.fvs. %iss Rodts
K ii Jcppa, Council; No; 40; PAi,,; ,o,,n; SSn,
.sssHi'Sw tS%srai c IT, p. a m. - from ii. s!s 81.
S.hss' o.. St rglnity gS SfDx nStS.ran cSures. T. M
BRowN,-,NIaroh 20. JAMES y. son =, q
aged | ii years. Relatives and friends. ats
tSSss' ssSss q, ssnoGiiSl,af e. Hns.ns seSSe ss
ians,9 Tna,s : sso !. v,ns.S, " ,ssUsei ssSssi
widow S Of William brownies. R.lstiy.s snt
sosn ss'sn''; c;om@and.rs' @ No. ss. Il. r. ~
Corin,hian Chapt, No. 10. o. Y. 10
Ma SuisS y isSsff L 'zs F.s. 4 '' .:sGS s S
rGsfsx GTR1xh 4 a. n? .leS sa, gI'viiisss iss, 1sAprlL.
II. p. o. Of A.. are inyis.d TO attend q
5s. 'sSS!sfs s5Ss H. %sS %iSsa. aso @ p int W asf:i M
e'R e'RRrcHsSfiSssT. RsSfl9i @sy u ssdSssis. March g
Henry isa1 oGoRfm e paea:n .SS :, h% %Rs,Ss
iri.nds invited 70 fsnsssi % services , At III
chsiiGgsi, hssiiiGSs,bERrXis Hi! Msa' . p Msscs 70. ,es,
sSSIINEs mn sns ee.,hs.s e hsSshS eS.Sa % ihS 's ns s;s
IRON, the residence Of her nephew rrani
Sis SS,,a tSsS SSaS;s i ..:s ana Ss Sss
'.SIiR .sSITiERI.s n SsTea ,ssi; "a As.I. y. G
F{ss Ss; ss H sssa ssss 70 ''ss
4, Es1ss i ss ,ssi ' gs4A 'f,' T. dS.s Ass;s'
service O TSuf.ssS .S,ns mSr1ns 4 II o'clock
oJis ShEDfasisa r. as:sssa e sis iss .. s,as ssas;:ss S.s
::rs. ;:TSsSs, ., Sl, EsaSa S4s'S: eys ss.A r.: :si
nyS}s% i ill., sss;.i a.. s'{si:
ii' snS 'F'i.s: s ,s.,ss !s sss'F. gss
HsESSS ig M d" A4akFiss FIX S;fs. Siss~ ss
.a yf' 70 s'sna sST HfsTs. isssts ess t'iHs nm
from her late residence. sots y. Thompsc,
| st. Solemn requiem mass AZ Church OF Ma
''y'yyR 'cyyRhaSM.reS IL B. N ei % srsx srss;''; ci, is.,
S7'ss ;s,S 70 s .sH'Fi is w;s a asrss s% a.: ss
FI,cnds % may % call this Tuas. eve. " Gem
rH1hks PIhakksssHr / DriNEs Nasn. .ssd n MASs As,2S: 2:
and friends. also Mantua Lodge. No. b5. r
T:sa. TTS MI Int f's %sn,u: d. E.s sss rsssSSf e.Ss
may call Tues. to p. m.
tlves and friends are invited TO atten,
funeral ,Wssd. 9 p, M: from her late rem
Eorthwood Gem. Remains may DO 's tiewe,
11;;; bSksaP'IMsrsS ss!s: & r. g. GEORGE L.. -sp.
lives and friends src inyitsd g funeral
sins ave. oYerSro9li., so!efnn REQUIEM mas
Our Lady OF Iourdes' Church 10 a. m. Int
pyEFS:@M,raS z. MICHAEL 4. ,hq.
ives and .Isna.; sIso Ent,n. =, Go. ~. IL
ana San Domingo Council No. 2SS X. Of c.
are invited % to attend fynersi: rhurs.. 80
psptist Church. Manayunk. 10 a. m. Int
"f!SisiI ".SX!SSKiSsiiIpsRaeiiER. :. March 20. soH,
cerssr ased sS e.St,v.s A"ns ana ,r,.nSs IL
y!ted TO services, Wed, q p. m. tesidsneS
lls W. sLouden st.. Germantown. INT. sha
DUNLk Al. .--a,.rch Ct. JAMES g., hdsban,
tiy.s ara friends. sito Progress Lodge. 10
soe md .rs,I ans 4; Nj NJ ysrlss.m i. r .os e. Nc
late residence. ie17 Moore st. Int. Form
wood Gem. Friends may calf Wed eve.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
Proposals
pyrARrMENT OF PIBIIC HEALTH
I,trrrtSr's Ohiee. Room 6H, fIfN Hail
PhnRdeiphla, Pa,

,,rIs,.s!s nErAsrNEESS1 cES,1 y" Room " sM IN Jan.
rhnAdelphi", Pa. ,,,,
o,rc. ss'5S gnt 0r"Ta t~ri,, IL: oc,ork noon rus-
day, ApriI s. 1921. vae0 y'i' ''. be- opened
ana scheduled as 70 '""s
BUREAU OF HEATH
Fos ce.nsns 4Hd nL,.n. Dr'Y,S y"4'" '.0>'
or S''''"S''' Si'R&RP 5&5,P* 9E IS HfS61spiiTfAns
"a and LLzsrH" 80
For furnlshlrg ard .n~la'ing "l.,..' ~
Sys,em in Iaundrs and for fuvn'sninE ard
ssscting safety guards
For elevators sud NoonnF h'r ne, ,o..
HTucyon erection "quipmenl .nc,ud.nS
Ivm6lnr YORK e,er'r'ossl York an. and mo, mo.
FalholoEl"a, L,boTa'"r''.
Specifications. biuepr.W terms % pro.
sosai Tor mo Pa,holos i.so"rsto-v ma @
% had upon application to john = Sin.
Isr ESQ. CIV ArchNr,r ioom s25 '|.
aall, PhNadelphia Pa -.. -
slsaninE and NIlins rssypooIs - er-
A'ators, ssfsty guards elny"iors snd roor-
rsctor's Onice Room 6-I. i.'" ia l.
Bids from Oth'Is "a" 'uus" hg,iaa 81
y. s;k's Ti pG5 S6 II Nm "2era..a ~ %. :. con.
Isss made on printed blank forms supple Cd
Tor that gurPose ,.,,.,......
tifoats from the Guy Soiiclto- lha' 50
surity has been furnished iri Ncru"duuce with
he provisions q n, ordinance Of Councils
fhs birrctor r.srry.s the rIgt' 10 accep,
any pFOpoSHi In whole or ia p"II Dr TeIec.
~ me bids =. h' MAJ q. dem hSs, ,' for the
gregg 10 OF bids exceeds the sum OF 800 II
Will he nscsssary for contract f." be- en-
he obtslnrd upon inquiry At he ofce OF
rhs Ciy Solicitor
c LlNCULN FuRBUSH. NJ J.
Department Of Public HeaIth.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
Dough Car Tickets

ihrse nre days of far reaching econo-
mics in the effort of corporation mana.
gers to cut down operating expenses to
meet the changed economic conditions.
The retrcnchments take in every con.
c"ivablc source OF savings from matches
down to wages and even include print
ing Of tickets.
The Fhila adelphia Rapid Transit is the
latest member TO be initiated in the
economy club. From today on, car rid
crs, in buying tho four for n quarter
strip, will find on the back Of the ticket
an advertisement OF a wcll-known local
bakery. IL looks rather cheap on tine
surface, but II the story told oh-the
street today is true, the company made
an exceptionally good bargain and the
baking concern in question pays a good
price for the privilege of having the
name printed on back of the tickets. 1t
Is pity some Of this forced economy Is
not practiced in the flush days rather
than waiting for the rainy season.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
Money stpl Tight In Yves.

Money conditions In western see
tons Of the country offer little Der.
ceptiblc change with the closing Of the
frst quarter Of the year. The general
dullness in trade has not improved ma .
terially and the return to normal is
slow, although there are some indicn
tions Of the. resumption Of business on
q moderate ecale: Such differences may
paper have been Of little larger vol :.
ume. most Of which has been going at
7& to 3 per cent, rates on collateral
being on basis of ~ per cent and
transactions over the counter Z per
cent. .----
THE TRADER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
Deaths

BESSoN.--At the residence OF her dsuuh.
ter Emma l.. Dalpe. on March 81 1921.
ELIZABETH j., widow Of Frederick II. Ben.
service. on Wedre sday sitsrnoon At . o'clock.
a. her late residence s33 Corinthian ave.
1nterment private.
BtGLEY.-Msrch 20. 1921. JOHN j.. son
Of late Jerlrs and Marsatet Bisley. nels-
ttves and friends. also all organizations
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
IN MFSIORIAM

sTERSBER0. in topd remembrance of
my dear husband and father. PHILIP
sTERSBlsRG. who departed this life March
20. 1919. In our hearts your memory linsers.
not a day. dear husband, that we DO not
speak OF you. Sadly missed by his wife and
children. Abraham, Jack, Helen, Bertha
and Dorothy.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

sSSs Bids FOR SALE OR LEASE OF
w vessels, once Chlei OF ihlaad ana
EulIdinI, washinstoR. .. =, Sea ed BIDS viii
be received hsrs until 10 a. IN: April :. Is1I;
sTd then 9Pynsd for ~ pnrcnase Or lease OF
s,etion. lnland and Ceastwss waterways
.s ssr.o S.rss, Is co%crsfe Es osrso bSfs.s s'e:
wosdsn cargo barFes. small tuEs, 10 SSod
resi ears,s o. Chs:spssE. And Gelo c.nAl
OF Application.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
fIN.ASCEL
EAST BEAR RIpGE, CoLLIERN co.

VIrsla1' I" he sinking Fund p~D' is.o9
10 'hc Mortgage Qf East Bear Ridge COT
her Company 70 Fidelity Trust Company
Trustees, dated MAy !, 1915 sealed propo-
panv. Trustee a, price not e. cxoeed lOglS
per csr'um ~ par plus accrued interest. Of
sInioen, number Of bonds issued under
40 VII De received a. n" Of ice u said
Trustee Nos 32S-a3l GhrsInur street PhlIa-
aslphia, until Monday, April II. 1881 81
le o'clock nooni bonds a",ep,ed 20 Ge sur.
rendered f'r radempl,OL ~ neN, interest
period Ma ! 1927
FIDELITY rRIET COMPANY. Trqs,e.
NM T. GEST. PrcsIden,
PkNadeinnla March ~ lGnl
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
dividends
FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK
Chestnut Street west ~ broad

PhIIsdrIphia MArch os lVgI
~ mo regular meeting Of the Board Il
Directors Ot this Bank. held this day
quarterly dividend OF six psr cent. C6G,J was
declared free Of state tau and payable
April I, 1921. 20 Stockhnld-rH ~ rprn-d Al
the close VI business March 81 1921 ChecXs
will be mated
WM HARDI
Vice President and ,'asn."r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
fh' 'NHtNY0 NTtNY o. fHItAbEIFHi'IS FHH'Sf CON-

Phtadelph'h March 2hth 1921
At meeting ~ the Board ~ DIrecturs
held this day. a duArterly dividend cf Nv,
p-r cent 6rCJ. w,,s declared payab'e AprII
ist 1891, 20 stoCkholderH of record on Tho
looEs 81 the company, at the close NJ husl.
y, ~ March 9sth. ig2i Checks for dividends
viii be mailed, unless Other directions shall
LEONARD g. ASHTON.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
LOST AND FouND

BAG--rost. In front Of Stanley Theatre q
the evening Of March 2s. beaded bag Wy
silver top. RswAra II returned 70 NJ
Chestnut st.
EYE-6I.ARs CASE, gold, lost Sundi! nI.
In PennsyivAnla station! reward r. n
winsioH. pnnSsutaM Pa. -
WATCH--Lest, lsdy's sold wrist YStSh' y
tween sad and powe,ton and ii,h and KInr
ssss,nK, Gail Woodland 2004 W.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
Getting Employees Interested

Ever since the big United States Steel
Corporation inaugurated the innovation
in corporation management of getting
the employees to become partners in the
big industrial corporation by inducing
them TO buy the stock Of the company on
the partial payment plan. one corpora
tion after the other has fallen into line
and offered the same inducements. The
results, in so far as loyalty and eff
cheney are concerned. are almost i'm
measurable. II was stated yesterday
that the General Electric Co.'S So
called partial payment plan under which
60,OOO employees have subscribed to the
stock Of the company will increase the
number Of stockholders to approx
mately ~ 900 by 1923. when payment
OF their stock will have been completed
At the close Of 1920 there we're 81 .481
noncmployc stockholders. Of whom
f9I2 per cent were women. Only 1-3
per cent of stock outstanding is owned
by foreigners. The company has now
outstanding about 300, 900 shares.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
LEGAL ADyEHTIsENRNIs

LEGAL ApyEHTIsENeNIs
H.sSs, ESTATE or rEODOR OCHkEMCLIf.
dsr<aA<d--Letters OF administratlsp
on .he above estate having been granted .
the undersigned. all persons indebted 10 Y.
~aid estAte are requested to make paymsat
and those nsvins claims to present the same
" THEODORE J. -HRYcET,
$40 g. 4th street,
Or 20 his attorney.
". u. ELWERT. ,
soo:a9i Morris BOG; -, = :,
firm Of "Utlns d Parsons" builders. iff
y, 10th a.. win not b. r.sponsbs for 4"
debts eo"ersss;,d ss,r sy NJ MIR ir'SHi fn% ,,T,So
1881 Poplar o.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
Annual Meetings

sN"nuhl hertlnEs
F-sy= "LsLstohEhA>D GOAL C0arASY
49, Odneei s24 south Third street
iisdelphia March 20 1871
ICe Annual Aeetlns OF the SIuCAh,lders ~
The Weslmorsisnd Coal Company vii be held
= no o'ce q the Company, on W,dnesday
election Of three directors 10 serve L. rss
years Lnd for all such other business as
may properly come before the meeting
HOWARD r. YEkRsLEY.
sscre'A'v
NJ THE tSSTAL MEETING or THE
~ American SivtaectIon Society v'rl
be loIJ IN Tuesday, March ?sth. at r. VI
A. - South iEth Street Philadelphia
A Tloa I'd OF MHuAEers will ks elected tor
ensuing 'ear All members ave rurdia y
in"irtd ~ atterd.
NJ NJ HATVFy Sa.,.r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
PERSONALS

I WILL not BE- responsible for ans, de9;t "
less eontrsetsd BY myself. Charles snlS
2ss1 10th ST. phlIsdelphia. Pa D'"
ISFORMATION wanted = Relatives isY'
also descendants OF Col. Jacob Baker, T%
ley Ph!la; about i92 Searssso HEd Im.lSHs ";.'o
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
CORSET rTTTEnS

diRLs-wsntsd meat, inH'i'Em Msur;, =.
Son: irs'e Co.. as asii "%ssas ave, near i''D ~
uerma n town ave,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
A Leading National
Bank of Detroit saws:

"On the part OF this banks customers
there has been an increasing interest
IN Credit Insurance. Bankers cannot
help hu, look with favor upon this
protection Of which their borrowers
are availing themselves. Inst noi".
,,'tI HrJrt'rs 5dinrs. C-raIt izyur0r1
jsrmj m,"r dtiirdbi. rAGr e7v,.. "
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
HELP WANTEp-FEMALE

COOKING and downstairs work wh.'..,m
LAUNDRY, 4s2l &ayns ave, M&omlEs 500
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29
A Commercial Bank
of Cincinnati writes:

| ndcr the present business condl-
tons, would consider this insurance
more advantageous than any other
time in the history OF the country. |
candidly think that everyone engaged
in extending credits should protect
themselves with polio, in your
COMPANY.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-03-29

In these read dustmen days, sound business be
helpful financial assistance Read what these
banks about that great protective service for safeguarding
your finances: Credit Insurance
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1921-06-16
Pictures Great At
Dudley's Opera
House Tonight

You can see Dempsey in training
at Atlantic City. You can see New
York City from the eyes Of camera
man in the big Selznic plane. You
can see a thrilling detective story
and an exciting adventure in The
Branded Four"
You will find it far more pleasant
to spend your evening at the Opera
House than in your library at home,
and lust as economical, because your
light bill would be as much as your
ticket. Ever think of it? You would
be lots more comfortable, because
the ventilation system is the best
known to the scientific world. A big
suction fan expelling ten thousand
cubic feet Of air every minute and
drawing in through twenty upstairs
windows, air from every direction
and then kept on the move with 15
oscillating fans, serves to make the
Opera House as cool as a roof gar
den. Ladies, you will never need a
fan; leave them at home.
Drummers tell us those who are in
position to know marvel at the price
which we put on such service. They
say we could get a quarter just as
easy. Well, we say that people woult
not come as often, and it is better to
have a seat filled at dime than
emCty at Is cents.
Some up and spend an evening with
Manager Dudley at the Opera House.
You won't regret it. adv
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cream was served after very enjoy
able afternoon spent playing games,
Lanoir Webb entertained 20 of
her little friends, at her fifth birth
day Monday. A number of games
were played, after which peanuts
and cream was served.
Mrs. NJ L. Cutler. Of St. Cloud,
Fla. is expected soon to visit rela-
tives here and in Americas.
Mrs R. J. Sims has been confined
to her bed for several days with fever
but is some better at the present.
Mrs. j. J. Sloan, who has been on
a several weeks visit with relatives
at Pelham, will return home Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. A. Perry visited
friends at Sylvester last week
There will be no preaching at the
Baptist church Sunday on account of
the revival being conducted at the
Methodist church
Miss Loyace Williams is spending
the week in McRae attending the
seven days League conference.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. A. Wilson enter
tanned for supper Tuesday evening
Rev. j. A. Sconyers. R, L. Williams
and Rev. c. T. Clark.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. T. Bolton and
Mrs. Elizabeth Bolton spent the day
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. Coston,
near Americas.
Miss Bessie Ratter, from near
Huntington, is the guest of Miss
Ruth Clark this week.
Mrs. Ellen Jenkins. of Albany, is
spending the week with Mrs. Angie
Hewett.
Mrs. j. NJ. Gordon, of Perry, will
visit her mother, Mrs. Sallie Wade
for several weeks.
J. T. Blackman, who was very i'll
last week at the home of his daugh-
ter, Mrs. |. A. Wilson, is much better
at the nreCpnt