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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-08

sioner, at Albuquerque, Bernalillo county,
N NJ on April 10, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: Leonardo
Gutierrez. Antonio Gutierrez Mersed Lo-
bato, j. n. Zamora, all of Tijeras, N. M.
FRANCISCO DELGADO, Register
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.

Department Of the Interior, u S. Land
Office, at Santa Fe, N. M, March 2.
1921.
Notice is hereby given that Stephen
Caldwell, of 1120 North Arno street Al
buquerque, N. M, who made small hold
ing claim No 5O24, serial No 041324, for
tract l, Section 10. Township IL NJ,
Range e., n. NJ. p. Meridian, has filed
notice OF intention to make final proof,
TO establish claim to the land above de-
scribed, before U. S. Commissioner at
Albuquerque, BernaliIlo county, N. M,
on April 49, 1921.
Claimant names as witnesses: Manuel
Gonzalez Lopez, Valentino Garcia.
Epitanio Garcia, Fred Caldwell all OF
Tijeras. N. NJ
FRANcIsCo DELGADo, Register.
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HELENE CHADWICK odIpssNen'
4 Reginald Barker Production {
looLpWVA

This great star, with an all-star
cast, is now appearing at the Lyric
theater as ruth Lytton," in God
less Men,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-08

Princess Anikegi, of the Chero-
kee tribe, has taken up aviation
with the view of becoming the first
of her race to win flying license.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-08
NOTICE FOR DUPLICATION.

Department of the Interiors U4sfes{ and
/, OFFICE. at santa re, II. M MARCH, q,
I 1s2i.-h sgs : ''f-'l y = e 80 ~
Notice ID hereby given that Jose De.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-08
IN BED EIGHT
MONTHS
Cause-Change Of Life. How
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound Got Me Up

Alton, Tenn. - want other suf-
fering women to know what lydia E,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1921-03-08

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION.
Department Of the Interior. U. 8. Land
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-29
No Profiteering BY Utilities

Henry l.. Doherty & Co., in the
currnt Investment Bulletin. says:
Throughout the war and now.
utility service has been the cheapest
commodity necessary to life. The flli-
nois Committee on Public Utility In
formation bases this statement upon
Government tax figures, and its bulletin
contains the following: y
Government figures indicate that
the public utilities are about the only
business whose operating sheets did not
record payment Of excess profit taxes
during the war. No charge of profiteer-
ing can ever lie against them. Utility
rates did not advance comparatively
with other commodity prices during the
period when farmers, laborers, retailers.
manufacturers and property owners
profits were soaring sky high SAYS a
Government expert in explaining the
situation. That being true, they have
but little room for reduction of rates,
even II the cost of coal, labor and mate
rails used by them got back to pre- war
prices. Utilities earnings were an
chored to earth by regulation. They
were not permitted to earn profits Of
100 per cent and over in the war years,
as many other businesses did. The
utilities were granted increases only
when absolute necessity required, and
then were permitted to earn only & to s
per cent on their actual investments.
Utilities through the war period, and
now, are the cheapest commodities
necessary to life on the market to-
day.
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GOSSIP OF
THE STREET

The unfortunate pe<sonal diff1culties
OF the executive and master mind of the
United Drug and allied corporations
came in for considerable discussion yes
terday in market circles. How many
more such sore spots are to be cared
for was an interesting question raised.
Some who have been making close
study of the market movement, asserted
that the performance of several special
ties clearly indicated more criprles were
awaiting major operations.
This house cleaning. Il was pointed
out. was confined exclusively to indus
trial spccialtics, and largely in which
speculative combinations have foplishly
endeavored TO hold the price of their
favorites up In face of a general declin :
Ing market. II is not altogether bad
symptom ur sign, many declare, because
such wrcckage Is usually n reliable in =
dIcation Of the approaching end Of a
big bear campaign. The fact, that these
disturbing developments were received
with a relative degree Of complacency
on the part of the general market,
demonstrates not only that has the mar
ket become virtually shock proof, but
II also confirms the recent assertion Of
the completely liquidated state Of the
general market.
ANY Of the several adverse develop
ments Of the last few days would alone
have been sufficient, a few weeks ago,
to start the market plunging downward.
Yet each and all of them were treated
with surprising indifference.
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THE DAILY NOVELETTE,
For Sale
BY X. RAY BAKER

7, ho
1T was no grcat surprise 10 oe turned
Lit,ar! ~! Eu'ITutie GSndim,et et'S'o"' ou' "us
oI''er u'saPpo'n'A''h''
rankly casper Hopkins had ad-
mItted repeatedly to hlmset that there
was no reason why the most beautiful
glrI IN waterford should look on him
with favor' There were handsome suit
| ors VINO hovcred about her threshold,
ana when the good looks had been dis
triDuted casper must nave been absent,
Tor ne was very plain looking young
man
But he had hoped against hope. and
now his heart was broken. Having re-
Ccived the fatal answer. he turned from
Christine aud slowly. with eyes down.
cast, approached the door of her home,
which he vowed he never would darkpn
| again once he stepped out into the
| dark world.
Casper" "
Her voice arrested him as he was
turning the knob.
win you come here, Casper" she
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ing cheated. Even then. though !
could not accept you--for very good
reasons. Rather ! would have married
any one else so ] returned YOUR cDeck.
"When you sent II again ! felt diff.
fcrent. ] realized that YOU we're SIM
ply trying to save me. and ] can toll
you 7 certainly admired the spirit you
displayed But II put the ~ fuandaly.
] could not accept the money even ~
a loan, for there vas no prospect that
] ever could repay you. bat | decided
TO keep the check .his time-Lntil !
could think II over further
She unfolded n paper she had been
socreting in the palm nf hand aud
presented it to him. II was his check
for n thousand dollars.
II am returning II again, Casper. be =
cause 10 not need It. Providence has
taken hand in my behalf Over night
the mining stock which I hold trchIcd in
value, due 10 the discovery Of rich
vein close TO il. md this morning
disposed of it for $500"
"But thought" said Casper. that
you said you would accept my offer.
$50 | do" she smiled. II accept
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Switching to Bonds

The switching Of investments from
stocks to bonds has reached much
larger proportions than generally ap-
preciated. The unpleasant dividend
changes have been largely responsible
for this, which, at the same time, was
helped along, by cleverly arranged
comparisons by several enterprising
bond houses, not only showing the wis
dom Of such a switch but also profit
OF the turn.
During walk on the Boardwalk at
Atlantic City last evening, a retired
broker who was formerly quite active In
this city, stated he had advised such a
move to all friends some time ago.
II have suggested" he said, that
such switches be made exclusively in the
first mortgage bonds Of the leading
railroad systems. In my opinion, this
will prove wise move, for there is
some danger Of underlying issues being
adversely affected if the railroads 60
into whole new financing, which 1t is
believed is unavoidable because of the
famished condition of nearly all the
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store wnere ne was emplOyeo 80 ne SET
out for long walk in the woods.
BY the time Casper had walked three
hours there was different light In his
eyes. expressive Of combination Of de-
termination and desperation.
With hurried steps he made his way
TO tho house where he roomed and
boarded. From drawer Of his dresser
he brought bank book which he
opened. Seated on the edge of the he'd
he stared at an array Of figures. smiling
grimly.
"Shc's going TO sell herself for
| thousand dollars" he unused. Very
we'll. will buy her myself. I love
kher and ] have just as much right
to her as any of those rich men"
Tears threatened in Casper's eyes.
! II had taken him three years to save
that thousand. and great deal Of
! pinching and scrnping. He had in
mind the purchase Of an interest lin
! the shoe store where he worked. and
| he had put off asking Christine to
| marry him until he had accumulated
the necessary amount TO go into busi.
ness. Now. If he married Christine ac-
cording to her own terms. IL would
mean starting all over again. But
'asper's mind was made up. He
wanted Christine, even If he had to
! buy her.
| But Casper felt hc would he UNEQUAL
10 the task of appearing in person to
| bid for Christine. SO the next morn.
! ing, before he went to work. he pcnncd
| n brief note. He carried this to work
with him. and when the bank was
| opened he drew out his funds and i'm
mediately transferred them to q check
! ing account. Then he wrote n check
! for a thousand dollars and nclosed it
with the note. He had exactly $75 left
to his credit in the bank
With a peculiar feeling. something
! like guilt, Casper dropped rho note in
mailbox and returned to his labors.
| That very night he received an answer
with the short opistlo was his check.
Dear Casper" ran the missive. "I
am returning your check. for I cannot
accept your offer. You must see that
! II is impossible for me to marry you
| We never could be happy after such
an arrangement. 4 man could not love
| o wife he bought. and she would b.
miserable. ] do not expect 10 he happy
| but there is 10 reason why YOU should
share my misery. Besides. YOU need
the money. I will not lot you sacrifice
Yourself this way. II will have to be
some one else"
hl uTSI '-dSI1PT 1plr HnRrN, D0T ms
feeling did not last. Instead of the
look Of determination and desperation
that had been shining from his eyes.
there gradually appeared lght Of
mingled resignation and self sacrifice,
| That night he mailed another note tn
Christine. along with the check, The
note said.
You arc right. Christine. We would
not be happy. But there Is another
way out for YOU. am sending rhr
check again, and il is not to bc con
sidered as your purchase prirc. I am
lending YOU the money. and you mny
pay it back whpncvor Won arc ab,C.
Thus. you will not have to marry under
the circumstances YOU have decided
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NOTICE

Notice Is hereby sivcn as REQUIRED by the
PennSylvania approved the sixth day Of
July: 1911, P. /. TAI; that the Supervisors
Of Sorth East Township. Erie County Penn
sylvania. will offer for sale to the highest
bidder at the offices Of Brooks, English q
Quinn. 900 Marine Bank Building. Ninth and
State streets. In the city OF Erie. Eric
County. Pennsylvania on the 9th day Of
August. 1921. At 10 o'clock in the forenoon,
Fortv-fve Thousand par value bonds in de-
nominations OF one thousand with interest
at the rate Of Ave and one-half per cent per
annum. payable on the first day OF Septem-
Der. said bonds to he dated the first day OF
September 1921. and to mature on the first
day OF September, 1861. with the right Of re-
dempton at par and accrued interest at
any intarest;bearing. date: OF. Fifteen Thou
sand par value bonds on and after the hrst
day Of September. 1881 and Fifteen Thou
sand nav value bonds on and after the frst
Cay OF September. 1871. 'h,-
No bid for said bonds at less than their
par value will be received. All proposals.
must be sealed and accompanied by certified
checks for not less than one per centum Of
the entire amount OF said bonds.
CHRIST SCHULTZ,
Secretary North East Township Supervisors.
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German Bank Statement

Berlin; July 29.--The statement. OF the I'm
shows tho following changer: Total coin
and bullion Increased. 2.8b1. 900 nrarks: gold
Increased IL. 600 marks: treasury notes In
creased, s89. 1875. 900 marks; notes OF other
bank Increased 1881. 900 marks bills dis
vnnces decreased, S.6Os, 900 ma rks; invest.
ments increased, 5000 marks: other Sc
in circulation decroassd 365. 10000 marks
deposits decreased 4.859. 924, 900 marks:
other liabilities decreased 20, ,42b, 900 ma rks
total gold holdings O9l .b5s. 900 marks.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-29

carriers. Many OF these bonds are now
selling on on income basis affording
even a larger return than received In
the present dividendsN paid. Many Of
them, matter what IL said, are far
from being stable, The railroads are
not by any means out Of the woods.
1t is going to put the managers TO a
severe test and in the next twelve
months We will learn who are and who
are not real railroad men.
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Real Easy Money

The decline in call money yesterday
to 315 per cent on the stock exchange
was looked on as bullish factor Of
the highest Importance and the gen.
eral assumption was that easier money
conditions which are expected now to
be lasting will soon begin to exert an
influence on prices and business.
In one quarter II was asserted that
the member banks In the Federal Re-
serve Bank in this dctrict have con q.
tracted their accommodation to about
the extreme limit and that there Is
little probability of any further sub.
stantial returns of Federal Reserve
notes being made.
This is believed to mean that insti.
tutions will soon have an excessive
supply Of idle money on their hands
which will seek investment in the bond
market, and those taking this view be-
lieve that buying orders in large vol
ume. must be expected in all classes of
bonds.
THE TRADE.
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SEALED PROPOSALS Will. BE lE.
ceved at Room 2lG, City Hall. until IL
opened at that time in Room 2l6. City Hail
for
Schedule A-Branch sewers
Schedule B-Main sewers; Charles street
from present terminus southwest Of Long
shore street 20 LonEshOre street in Ione
shore street from Charles street to Giimora
street. and n Gilmore street between Long.
shore street and Tyson street.
Napfe street, from present sewer notth
west Of Cottage steet 10 Frankford ayenne
Pratt street between present terrninn.
sewer at Loretta street. o"'
NensnFo street between the present sewer
WIssahtCkon low-level Intervening sev.
through Fairmount Park from the pres.nt
sewer, southeast OF Green lane northwardiy
Schedule G-Mingo Creek Pumping Station.
inquire at Room ilB. City Hall
FRANK II. CAVEN.
Director
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Canadian Investments

A very interesting booklet has just
been issued by Dillon, Read & Co.
under the caption: The Security of
Canadian Investments. II points out
that the firm has sold $262, ,0T6, 500 Of
Canadian bonds in the last. ten. years
or interest. The booklet contains q
comprehensive resume of the resources
Of the Dominion as we'll as statistics
covering the increased population, for
eign trade, value of farm crops and
finances Of the Government.
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FINANCIAL
ppeclaI Meetings

rsSS' MANUFACTURERS AND MFR
SS CHANTS RIILDING AND LOAN
ASSOCIATION
Notice is hereby given that, by resolu
ton NJ the Board NJ Directors ~ the
Monufac cturcrs and Merchants Building md
Loan Association. special mcetinC Of the
stockholders Of the Eaid association has been
called and viii be held on September 22
1921. At o'clock A. NJ, at tho place Of
meeting Of the association. 1911 Columbia
avenue Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. to take
action OF the approval or disapproval n
and to vote FOR or against II" UruI Oecd
Increase Of the capital stock of the snd
association from ona million dollars to Eve
million dollars.
HERMAN z, GREEN, Secretary
MAX EERZBERG. Snliclln-
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The AYGEIcAY 5 PIFE nANgFAeFSSEEEEfFie

having % not nothed ' this is Company ot It's inten.
ton to derost on August I, 1921, fpnds 70
l. in1s 10 1920 inclusive notice Is hereby
given that pursuant 70 the terms q brnnsdt brnnnsdt
Agreement dated October ! 1907. 800 OoO
ot said Certlfcates numbered as below, have
been drawn for pavment At 1927 ana
which date the interest thereon will cease:
Option is hereby given to the holders OF
on OR AFTER ATGtsT /. Ie2I,, and e,
accrued Interest TO time Of presentation.
One hmnhrnh .hIrLN-nNa Cerilncaten for
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DIVIDENDS
PARTSERSHIpS


rnrtuershtn h're:ofore EXISTING L,t1ant
Harry schwartz. Morris Kaufman ana
David Schultz. jndcr the trade name ~ ,Te
Jcnnnette Dress Co., at y w chr, 3d and
Cherry sts.. Phiadel2ha. Pa has heon die.
1927. by :hc withdrawal OF the -aIa David
Schultz Il member 81 ,hs said parinrr
ship.
nh we nidrcs4 by Ha-r" Schwartz and Vorri.
Kaufman under tho nrnl name Of tbe
JeannPtta Dress Go. bv v HON all ,Ichts COW
tire cted ~ the said partnership viii be noid
and - whom all accounts due e. tho CO.
Partnership shall be paid
HARRY SCHWARTZ
MORRIS iAl'FFNiAN
DAVID SCHULTZ
EDWARD MASTER,
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rRoroSAIS FOR ERECTION OF .pn1.

tktnr9SALS t FOR ERECTION OF ApDI-
SeHil nr"rys2!s for :he building Of n ,rvo.
s'CrN brick addition TO the present u,.s
srhooI VT, c received BY the IiooTS of iElan Eau,
T. NJ, day!igh'-SaVlng time on Monday A.
SHst SHNr - l"2i, az the High School Buiidins,
at he 2fAce y The, BOARD OF Education 'esn
SSro", IN. ~ aTGCh,Ltoct Harry ,Hin, Gi2 Broad
gn@fs, ggoGf ,.r, ,Grr3moan,ei by deposit Of sid.
the return 10 the architect ut nIans snd
sf'Cib'it. ms 80 good Curd'tior Plan. ara
tp"clo"1t ,07 viii e'so he kcr. IN offcn OF ths
I"s'rI"t l."rE Of PCard Of EdVCntiOn ~
A certified check Z r two t2) rar cent ~ IN,
mount "t the proposal IS 10 Accompany each
hid. sad cNo-k o be fr~foltoi to the own n
G,s as liIudo'ed damages should succcssfuI
work W. 'hS
The 0whers desire ucrRrate propo.aIs an
the Een1 al contract heating ami venti!atlnx'
plumbing and electrical work
The OWIer' reserve the rlgNt to reiect snv
all bids sIl mitted S
The succesaful bidder viii h- required IN
e,Ne sa'lsIactGrN bond In an arl1unt equal
W n SEELY
Dat-I ruIv 90 1921 Hammont5n, \.
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FINANCIAL
rqE ,A,n,IgEJcAS 4 PIIE nANggAorTER1Igssqq TE1gs 3
CTRLlr!SATLs; SERiEs "B." DUE

American Pipe and Construction Compsr5.s
having Iotned. this company q lts intention
20 deposit on August T. 1921. funds 70 cover
sinking Fund payments OF February y.
iigls' 70 1921, inclusive. notice y hereby syrn w
mcnt dated February T. 1900, 5000. 0oe oi
said Certificates. numbered as below nssS
been drawn for payment at 102h q ana
accrued interest as Of February 1922 on
which date the interest thereon VIII cease
Option is hereby given to the hoders<tU
Sid Iertlfrnt Of presenting the same W
OR AFTER AUGUST I, 1921. ana recsis<
payment therefore at 102h e and accrueo
interest TO time Of presentation.
and ,igbty Ierti6cateH for
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your offer Of marriage. but without
my money involved Casper. have
loved you ali along, and II was as hard
to give YOU up ns II was for you 70
abandon the idea of having me, Casper
I am yours--hut am not for sBie.
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US. Certificates and Treasury Notes

Exempt from normal Federal income tax.
TACccptable for payment OF income tax due
on date of maturity,
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sssE7 KELLY.LEsTER MILk CoMpANl

Special Notice TO Stockholders
Notice 's hereby given that by resolu.
ton of the Board Of Directors ~ the Kelly
the Stockho'ders Of the said company vii
be he'd on. Friday, September 10, 1927. a,
2 o'clock 2. NJ, az the principal Office nj
the company, 400 South twelfth street
Philadelphia, TO take action on the an.
proval or dlsspproval OF and to vote fo~ Or
against the proposed increase OF the Indebted.
ness Of the said corporation from not1nr
10 s36 ooC
WILL IAN KELLY.
- Secretary
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srAIrp PROPOSALS. roR n.r1ar

SEALED PROPOSALS FOR BALIor-
boxes VIII be received al Room Iga c,,y
Hall Philadelphia Ia. On or before Mnn,sa.s
August /, 1921. az - o c ock noon AZ ,sries,,
tine sad pToP9ossls 19 - wiii DO ogoned ana con
OIL lsupl,at to appropriations of Counsi,yn ~
BIDS rom 5thers than those engaged
actual business IN the branches mrntiop,
tanned 80 ~
Priatsd schedules on which bids must
nlads VIII be furnished upon application n
this ofhcs
when IN" amount exceeds 5000 90 no IA,
will BE- received unl"ss accOmpA MED Nv 81
u0catss fr"nl tho Clly S3llcitoT ststinx fhs
a bond has been fled IN accfrdance wi3t ~
provisions Of an ordiphnCa OF Jounsif" ~
proved My 2S 1890 ~'" -
The Boirl reserves the right ~ aeea,. = (
eject any or all bids, in whole or III - y
a. y may Deem best for the Interests ofT
County.
GEORGE p. HOIMFs
HARRY KUENZFf,, - Z
EnrAR w LASH W q
Soun's capmisslonS> "
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IN VIZ -
7. EDWARD STER.
LEWIS J ~ NSTDNF,
nIssnLrTION OE PARrNEnS111n

Notice is hereby given that the nartre-.
ship heretofore existing between Edwin r
KOhn and Cloyd v. KOOntz. trading a.;
Koontz & Company. at 72G-72S WiSiensaS,
BuNdiug. phnad'phta, was. by mutual CON-
sent d issolycd on July y, 1921, by the pur-
OF Cloyd V. Koontz and the retiremcut y,
the said Cloyd V. Koontz from the said
partnership.
The said Edwin L. Kohn will continue -
conduct the business in partnership VIII
George Harold Eohn under the Arm =" ~. IN
Of Edwin +. Kohn s Co.. and viii nav nj iii
the Indebtedness Of the said co-nartnersbfn
partnership shall be paid. N GU
EDWIN f. KOHN
ChoHn v, KOuETz.
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JOSEPH pLANK,
AttO-neH-at-lsaw w.
2pG 'lrayAl TIir

NOTICE Is hereby sysn thPt the partner
FoIkman and Norris Goldenbers, trading as
JnSn m Dress Tsfua consan on Iny dl;-
Az persons indebted 70 the SAID Partnership
ali lndebte dncss due by the partnership Viii
be paid by the said Henry Folkman. w+lo
will continue to conduct the business at the
same HddrCs
HENRY FOLKMAN
MORRIG Gov DEN REI2G
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Thlrty Certifcates FOR $500 cnc'1:
81 s; s s $ss S$ @ S$$ 5 ss S$S ; $S; $ |$si
coupons attacScd rho,''d bo presented for
payment a. office Of Trustee.
GGRARD TRUST COMPANY. TRUSTEES.
GEORGE H, STUART. I'd. Treasurer.
PhiladephIa. Pa. July 90. 1921.
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NOTICE IS HEREBY OWEN TJIIT Nm

NOVICE + HFHFIbN OWEN TIIAJ JUIS
rartN'rLhip .hcrotofor" "xIstins i..,Yrsn -;
Max Micklin. Barney MlCklin ana BenjInIn
Cnlnpnny. was dIss lved July %, iU@i bv H.
withdrawal 9f sa!! Earney MckIin AZ va,
member Of the snd partnership W '
The BUSINESS will h' cnntiriIaj hv ,-,v
M,cklir and Benjamin Mcklin tIndsr 'tS5H ~
came Arr' name, and I'll debts c7rtrartod ~.
The said Tar,nershin VIII ba paid hv ttern
and al acc cunts due tho said rartrershtr
shall Na aid 20 the y ''
MAN MICKL.IN,
PARSFN GfCkLTN
BENJAMIN TIEEIIH
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Phlla. Federal Reserve Bank

The condition OF the Federal Reserve Bank
81 Philadelphia at the close OF business JuIy
20 follows 1''
RESOURCES