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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-06
HENDRIX 10 ENTER
 STATE FIELD MEET
BULLDOGS LEAVE TONIGHT
Henderson Brown to Oppose Hendrix Stars at Hope-May be Close
 Contest.

The Hendrix track and field men, IF strong, will leave tonight for Hope, where Henderson-Brown of Arkadel- phia will be met tomorrow in the an- nual state meet Woody and his men vii! spend the night at Little Rock and complete the last lap of the jour ney in the morning. The list of men as approved by the faculty this morn ing is as follows: Captain John Thompson, Newton, Ebberts, Mason, Robinson, Warren, Mccall, Bishop, Oliver, Perceful, Stroud, L. Lipe, Her ring, Goodloe, Priddy and Leming. Dope" from Philadelphia is that Henderson-Brown was in no way dis couraged by the one sided score which the Bulldogs chalked up against the University of Arkansas, and consider their changes tomorrow as even with those of the local crew Coach Hay good has Moody and a raft of other performers who he has trained stead fly for the past two months. How ever, the Reddies will take field with out experience in previous meet, which will be an advantage in favor of the Hendrix team.
 Whatever the strength of the Red dies, the Bulldogs are a formidable team and will pile up points fast. Captain Thompson and Newton alone scored almost as many points as did the entire University of Arkansas team and Saturdays contest will not be different, the Hendrix clan thinks.
 Returning here Sunday, the Bulldog athletes will have rest of one day before starting the series with Ouach- ita on Russell field Monday afternoon. The team received a severe blow when Bill" White, star moundsman in col lege baseball, was taken this morning to. his home at Prescott. White pitched Mondays game against Ar kansas when his physical condition was low and since then has been very sick. His ailment probably is typhoid, which would mean his diamond activ ities are ended for the rest of the col lege season. Whites nerve enabled him to pitch Mondays game and kept his hurling up to his usual high quality.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-06
DAME MEETS
 ILLINOIS ON TRACK
(By the Associated Press,


 Notre Dame, Ind, May 6.,-The No- ire Dame track team will clash with the crack Illinois team at Notra Dame on May ' in what is expected to prove the best dual meet in the west this season.
 Coach Rockne's trump cards include three Olympic stars, Murphy, Desch and Hayes, and Wynne and Shaw who gre rapidly approaching the zenith of their career
 Murphy was former Rational cham pion high jumper and has defeat ed champion Landon since both men returned from the Olympic games. Murphy took first place at the Mill rose and Boston athletic association games earlier in the season, but lost to Alberts of Illinois The meeting between this pair on Saturday prom ises to be the feature of the meet. Gus Desch took third place in the Olympic 440 low hurdles and has crowded Thompson on several occa- sions since. Desch holds the worlds record for the 440-yard low hur- dies.
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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-06
MOUND DUEL GOES 10 ARKANSAS Fl GAME CLOSELY FOUGHT Battle on Even Terms Until Eighth When Decisive Mark Pushed
 Across.

The State Normal Schools Bears yesterday afternoon lost the final game of the series with the Univer- sity of Arkansas to l on the Normal field in what. was one of the best games of the season. Both teams play ed high class baseball and the pitch CTS battle between Bud" Anderson and Jameson, Razorback southpaw, ad- ded to the excitement.
 While both Anderson and Jameson pitched the brand of baseball that is hard to beat. pebble in the first inning probably cost "Bud' the game. He walked Williams, first up, to start the game. While Anderson was work ing on East, Williams pilfered second and reached third ahead of Buds throw on East's attempted sacrifice. A sacrifice fly to left field brought Williams home.
 In their half of the second inning, the Bears tied the score on clean hit ting. Henderson stepped into one of Jameson's fast ones and drove it to right field for couple of bases. Weatherly went out OF short fly to left field but Gene Allison made his first hit of the game, a neat liner over second base, Henderson speeding home ahead of the throw in.
 After this inning, neither team was able to place a runner further around the circuit than the keystone bag, until the eighth. This inning was the big one for the Porkers. To open the inning, Neal attempted to cover too much ground in handling Jameson's s grounder and mussed up the play. Williams following, however, with a hot grounder just to the left of sec ond base. Hammer made neat stop, stepped on second forcing Jameson, but in his attempt at a double play threw low to Neal, Williams drawing up at second. East's single to center field brought Williams home with the winning marker.
 In the lest half of the ninth, the Bears started a rally when Lynch, supposed to be first up, hit to right. However, it was proved he had hit out of order, Laney being the rightful batter. Laney was ruled out and Lynch given an opportunity to bat again. He duplicated his hit to right, but was caught stealing. The final out was made by Brannan, pinch hit | c. N-. to Williams. The Razorbacks gather ed total of four hits off Anderson in yesterdays game, while the Bears tapped Jameson for five hits.
 Score by innings. r. h. e. U. of A. -----1 0O0OO1O-2 i l Normal ------0 00OOOO-1 , 3
 Batteries-Arkansas, Jameson and Kemp; Normal, Anderson and Tender son.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-06
BONO.

We are having lots of rain at pres. ent, and our mail service has been very bad for the last few days on ac- count of high water.
 We are sorry to report the moving of Osbar Rathbun, who has built the new road from Bono to Batesville hill. He is a man who was liked by all. He has moved to Morrilton.
 Mrs. Clara Mallett is on the sick list.
 R. M. Browning, Jim Barton, and Mack Browning made a business trip to Morrilton Friday.
 Mrs Martha Sledge of Republican is visiting friends and relatives here.
 Sam Johnson, T. c. Clark and John Johnson visited Johnnie Mallett at Mallettown Sunday.
 The Bono ball team went to Green brier Friday. The score was to 0, in favor of Bono.
 Miss Erie Nichols of Shady Grove spent Sunday afternoon with Miss Clennie Barton.
 T. C. Clark and Tommie Brown are hauling sand to build concrete bridges from Plumerville to Batesville hill.
 Mevin McClern and wife visited her parents at Springfield Sunday
 R. M, Browning visited at singing at Shady Grove Sunday,
 May f.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-06
GIRL NOW DENIES
 FORMER EVIDENCE

Little Rock, May GA somewhat remarkable case has been brought to the attention of the supreme court in an appeal taken from the Clark coun- ty circuit court in the case of E. E. Satterwhite. The appellant was sen- fenced to life Imprisonment March 4, 1919, upon the testimony of his niece and stepdaughter, Edna Satterwhite The family having been living at Cur don.
 Felony charge was brought against Satterwhite, which under the laws of the state would have upon conviction. resulted in his execution. His conviC- tion and sentence to life imprisonment was entirely upon the girls testimony, which she how repudiates and retracts. Counsel for the defense filed a peti- tion for bill of review in the lower court which Judge Haney denied, and it is from this decision the appeal is taken. In the transcript, it is asser- ted that the prosecutrix having been lashed by her conscience for the great injustice done defendant by her testi- mony" has repudiated her evidence, which was given because she was "over-persuaded by members of her family under the mistaken idea that her testimony would free her and the family from disgrace" She says that at the time she did not realize what the consequences of her testi- mony and charges against her uncle would be.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-06

come, Judge Jeffrey rendered his res ignation to Secretary Huguhes April and there is little doubt but that it will be accepted, as there are supposed to be numerous building diplomats among the Republicans who will be willing to accept the post. Judge Jef- frey is at present visiting with his wife at her former home at Heber Springs with their two children. He says that South America is generally in a prosperous condition, but that the term usually applied to conditions there is that the countries are tran quill"
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-06
DIPLOMAT
 RETURNS TO HOME
lRv the Associated Pressl

Little Rock, May 6.-Among the dis tinguished callers at the state capitol yesterday was Judge Robert Emmett Jeffrey, late envoy extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary of the United States to Uruguay. Judge Jeffrey, who was formerly practicing lawyer at Newport, has been holding his i'm portant ministerial position at Monte video for the past six years, during the Democratic administration. Now that change in administration has
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-06
New Lumber Yard

1 am preparing to open lumber yard in Conway in the future. l will handle high grade lumber and general line of building material and will sell all lumber at wholesale prices.
 If you are planning to build, it will pay you to get my figures I have my timber and mill and make it possible for you to build Phone or write at Conway.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-06

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The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-06
Member of the Associated Press.

The Associated Press is exclu- sively entitled to the use for repub- lication of all news dispatches cred ited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper, and also the local news published herein. All rights of republication of special dispatch es herein are also reserved.
The log cabin Democrat., 1921-05-06

Mrs. W. D. Cole, Sr., is the guest of her granddaughter, Mrs. A. L. Barber of Little Rock.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1921-10-03
La peque1a entente en- peIigrO

saber qui6n sustituira al general Averesco
en- la presidencia del Consejo rumano
FL partido liberal y ell partido conserva
dor (capitaneados por Bratiano Marg
hiloman, respectivamente), que ira
tan de resuctar ell periodic de los
partidos turnantes terrumpi
do desde ell armisticio por Ell advent
miento de vayda-voivoda, de Take-Yo
nesco, de Averesco, de Jorga, de Manu-
ETC., hacen una oposici6n violenta con
ira la Peqnefia Entente, es decir, contra
la alianza de Rumania con Yugoeslavia
y Cheooeslovaquia. acusando los crea
dores de la Pequena Entente de prose.
guir una polftica paneslavista. Los pc
riodicos liberales temen que, tarde tenn
prano, tambien Russia y Bulgaria Sc
alien con Yugoeslavia y Checoeslova
quia, encerrando Rumania en- un circu
10 de hierro. Ell peri6dico ssDacia'',
ocupandose del peligro eslavo, preconiza
la collaboration de los elementos anti
eslavos de los Balkanes, es decir, de los
rumancs> griegos y albaneses, 10 cual
equivaldrfa seguir una politica anti
serbia.
El diario Independence Roumaine'
acusa al ministro de Estado Take zones
(Ccntinta en- la pag. 40
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AMERICAN RAILROAD COMPANY OF PTO. RICO
SAN JUAN PONCE
READ DOWN
Lea hacia abajo.

BiaFgo Bnlly Bia4yo Basly
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Moral Universal

anna las riquezas, ningdn fruto sacara de
elias; y este es vanidad.
6.-Estima les buenos, compadece
las faquezas del pr6jimo, huge de los
malos, pero no odies nadie.
No lisonjees TIL hermano porque
lie haces TRACTION, teme a tn vez e,
ser corrompido por la hsonja.
G.-Escucha siempre la voz de su con
cieHcia.
9-s6 Ell padre de los pobres; cada sus
piro que tu dureza les arranque, sera
Hna middleton que caera sObre tu cabeza
10.-No abuses de la debilidad de las
muieres v muere antes que deshpnrarlas
11.-Ama la justicia, desprecia la
iniauidad y no ,juzguez para no ser juz
gaCo.
Hay otras instituciones que persiguen
81 nismo fin tratando de urlir los HON
bres todos, alejandose de matices. Una
de estas instituciones, que ha criada
raigaGnbres en- ell universe es Ell "o1d
fel smo'. Esta notable institution, unida
a la antigua Masoneriae realiza una de
las misiones mas mobiles que ha visto
la humanidad Elias van como dos bue,
mas hermanitas compasivas por Ell cam
no del bien, uniendo corazones, dando
pan al hambriento, consuelo al desespe-
raCo. Penetran hasta 10 mas oculto de
los pueblos para realizar obras de eleva-
da caridad.
lTadie puede negar la existencia de
Ia Masoneria en- la antigiiedad. Esta no
BILE institution luch6 contra todos los
obctaculos de la 6poca, y al fin sali6
triunfante. Este tenia que ser el resulta
do porque su mission era justa, noble,
elevada.
La Masoneria trabaja bajo palio, ocul
tamente, 1nisteriosamente . Sus simbo
los son ell misterio para los profanos que
permanecen indiferentes ante este mo
viriento de justicia y de carload huma-
mas.
La tendencia de todas las religiones
es la de hacer ell bien, la de amar a Dios
conservar ell espiritu limpio de impu-
rezas.
La salvation del hombre no esta en-
tener inmensas riquezas, nj en- ser un
podeOso; esta en- la conciencia que como
un celoso guardian vigila nuestros &C
tos. Esa es la h6lice de la enorme /embar
cacion humana; ella tiene que estar
en- ammonia con la moral. Ella es la unica
n. produce conserva la inica felicidad,
la suprema felicidad, la divina felici-
dad, la felicidad del espfritu. La moral
hace ell caracter, forma ell hombre puri-
6ca al polftico. perfecciona al patricia,
" estimula al ap6stol, terminando por
constituir una sociedad libre y feiz
Ella nos ense6a practicar la virtud
La virtud es un Himalaya. Els un pi.
ramide Es un temple. Es una flor rara
en- ell corazon del hombre. Un hombre viz
tucso es un sacerdote oficiando en- eli
temple de la moral.
La caridad es una virtud que Sc prac
tica en- to6os los pueblos. Ella va los
sitics mas oscuros mas pobres, brin-
dando piadosamente su auxilio q las al
mas inquietadaS por los crueles aguijo-
nes del hambre, a los mendigos que Sc
arrastran. dolorosamente por los subur.
bios y a los harapientoss que Sc quejan
envueltos en- las miserias desastrosas de
Ia vida.
Todo 10 precedente, segdn mi opinion
que es algo escasa de fundamento, es la
moral UNIVERSAL: ese brazo formidable
que sostiene ell equilibrio del hombre
sobre La TERRA que determine su mi
sion en- ella.
Alberto vazquez NICoLAU.
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cRoN1cAs DE Los BALKANEs

La Pequena Entente formada por Che
coeslovaquia, Yugoeslavia y Rumania
con Ell fin de prevenir> los peligros del
irredentismo hungaro bulgaro y los
dc la restauraci6n eventual de los Habs
burgos, Sc halla en- una Ease critica. Co
mo consecuencia de un grave escandalo
motivado por un soborno, ell Gabinete
Averesco caera dentro o>de POGO. Para ei
porvenir y la consolidation de la Pequs
ma Entente, es sumamente importante
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IMPERIAL

~ mejor, mas vsntilado . hiGi1
nieO COlmadO. Gran surtido de e0a,
ssrvaS sspGhOlRs, franeeaas 9 italia.
mas.
PREcIos SIN CoMPETENCIA.
Surtido complete en- GaIletas inRl0
aas y amsriesnas. Mayagaez, r. n
Frutaa frescAa todas las ssmaRaS
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MGATERRA

PrOpistariss 5oat y. kodrfgusA
Tnnos li0 8. Taltfono 500. San yuAn,
Puarts Ries. S.tuAdo en- una de Las
Prlneipales Gales, eeFcA del Tres
> Gel Toatro. prbEiSns q lee huslios,
sousiwso 81 corFso , dsmAs Edihsiss
EedsFAisa. Bnen tEato. ssrvisio 81.
ssisnas 81 siTyen Comidas . domasl'
ns g admitsn sbonadon q prsais
meatsmg
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Ez Il centTo eomereial 6 Eas
5nau. con vista q La bahia. COnticns
TO hsbitaeiones amplias con suartss
A. baho. "R0ok garden, alto ideal
para babes. nQustes, "s0srses". NJ
siiio ds reunion de n buenA sosiedad
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HOTELES
CARIRE

Hltnmdc on al coFaE0n d. Ia siadAe
FsFisctaments ac0ndieionhd0 e0A %
t8s - adalantoa modeTnOaf AAcen-
sos. Tslfg0nos, 1imbrss, Magnsheas
katitEeionss con halo pFivado y sfse-
a. amnltarioa. Especial eonf0Ft para
lamiiaa = Vialantsa. Prseios mode
rad1a.
rslefonoa as y iO09. p. o. Bon 500
Cails de San Franeisco, No. 81
Ban joan. n. Il.
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EdiAeio e0nstruido exprsaamsnts
para Hotel, modsrnamsnte eQuipAdo
con aaeensor, habitaciOnes con bafs
telefonO, timbres , euants rOQuisrs
el mOderno "e0nfOrt'. Plan EuroDsO
Restaurant . Ia eart&. Tel6fOnss;
ssl-liAA Boz 1854, San JOsA, PA@
Principal, San Juan, p. z.
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PHILADELPHIA

Rafael COrdero (Luna) No. so
Comodidad, atenci6n inmejOra-
bles comidas. Hab;taciones ventila-
das. ServieiO moderno especial para
pasajeros Precios especiales para
Mae5tros.
Gil SUAREZ.
Teiefono 721. PrOpietario.
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AgRCsHn. Fisna prfpripui Hots'
Eaff Ceinaes , RssasErRut ~ Ne
gaT q kr,eisa. stio Basa alasEao
vilss anesa a1 h1tsL
FguZ0 OEFE
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Ell. YESUBIO

fsrllslps = ri nnmsro4A eiientsia
s.s nssfkmsnts - sneusntra 81
frstts A. asss aarsdiiads ReEtauranF
aasa anfs1slag6n ca samerado ser-
ricis e - ssFa.
- eaaitsn l11lla1os , luuos lsl-
asr icH rstrau04 fpGFusttl
gissuh RINALn1
Ana1 81 aaa 4uEn Ts.tfoao etf
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NEGOCIADO DE MATE
RIALES, IMPRENTA
Y TRANSPORTE
SUBASTA
UN CABALLO AMERICANA
DE Trio

Sc recibiran proposicioAlos baio
sobre cerrado hasta, las 1000 a. m.
del 18 de octubre de 1921. para
la compra de I'm caballo america
no de tiro, de buenas coStumbres
Y que este en- perfecta salud. de
no mas de ocho amos de edad. y
que pese aproximadamente 900 Ii
bras. No Sc desean caballos de ma
las costumbres.
Proposioiones en- blanco podran
obtenerse del. Negociado dc Mate
riales. Imprenta y Transporte,
San Juan, P. r. Advt.
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LA CAFETERIA
Ell DORADO
oAFx RRsrAURAN1

UFsHts = IA OAmars de DslsgsAoEl
sfrscamos IN ssrvieio de eomidAs . k
cara y precaOa Dc satuAoi6A. On sxCe.
Isuts y arom&tics cafe para 81 Ensts
mas refinado HEgakss ma vista :
ssTa csmDlaciGs.
vEETmon 7 TORRES.
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FINANCIAL
sIU0,000
BoRoUGH OF GREESsBURG
PENNSYLVANIA

PENNSYLVANIA
County Sent OF westmoreiand County
Sz% Borough Improvement Bonds
Dated July 1, 1921, and due $4,000
annually 1922 to 1860 inclusive and
$4,000 due in 1851.
Free or Penna. 4 mill tax. To be is
sued In denominations of $1,000 In
coupon FORM. interest payable at the
Greensburg. Pennsylvania, on January
LIST and July 1st
Each bid to be accompanied by a
to the Borough Treasurer of Greensburg,
Pa, and to be forfeited to the said
Borough for its use in case the sue
cessful bidder fails and neglects to
comply with his bid, after being duly
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
The sealed bids for all or part of
this issue will be received by Paul
s. Bair. Treasurer of the Borough of
Greensburg, on or before July 9th. 1921.
These bonds authorized at an cleo
tion, are the direct obligations of the
entire Borough of Greensburg, and the
proceedings under which they were
issued provide for a tax levy sufficient
TO pay principal, interest and sinking
fund.
Financial Statement
Bonds Outstanding ......,S 22S,000
Assessed Valuation ..... 11629,330
Total Population. 1920 CEN
sus '''.'..... lb,U3S
PAUL s. BAIR,
Borough Treasurer.
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Dividend,
ANGLO. AMERICAN OIL
COMp pAMX LTD


Notice Ia hereby given that the above
named Company has resolved to pay to the
Shareholders of the Company out Of the
net earnings for tie year ending December
81. 1890, a hnal dividend of three sliillinss
per share, free Of Income Tax In the United
Kingdom. This. with the interim dividend
OF three shillings per share declared on the
10th OF December last and paid on the
18th OF January last. will make q total
year ending December 81. 1920.
The same, Will be paid on snd af?r the
yinciai and Union Bank Of Ensinad. Ltd.
OF London, or at any OF its branches or by
the Guaranty Trust Company of New York,
40 Broadway, New York City. u. =, A.,
at the equivalent in United States currency
OF three dollars eighty cents per pound
Sterling (eQual to Bic per share) TO all hold
ers OF share warrants to bearer Issued by
the Company upon presentation of coupon
number twenty-one detached from such share
A. II. HEwETT, Secretary,
80 Queen Anne's Gate,
Westminster. London, s. W.
Dated this e9th day OF
,Juns, 1891
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DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC SAFETY

Director,s Onice.
Sealed proposals will be received at this
Office Room 215, City Hall until Wednes-
day. July 20. 1871. at 12 o. clock noon, day
iight-saving time for the following:
for police and hre stations: for furnishing
electrical supplies for wiring in police and
3. City Hall power plant. Specifications for
all the above to be had at Room 010. City
Hall.
The Director reserves the right to reject
any or all bids. or parts of bids, as may be
deemed best for the Interest OF the city.
JAMES T. CoRTELYOU.
Director.
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German Bank statement

Berlin. July 1.-THE statement Of the I'm.
peria Bank OF Germanx shows the following
changes: Total coin aud bullion sod
II easrry notes decreased 2,166, ,7ee. .000 marks;
rotes OF other banks decresred 2,9SI 900
vanccs decreased l21. 1874 900; investments In
creased 2a, 1853. 900; other securltlet decreased
,824 SS2, 900; deposits increased 9.2To, 500,
900; other liabilities increased S2,48S, 900;
total gold holdings 1,09l $4,000
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,oNDoN STOCK MARKET
...... s,ronser--Home Ra''s
s"a ,nd,strIals Cheerful

| N Qsavy---IHuuo' = ,Inr
lapaen;. esn,;.o5Iiiss JnIs on the stock exchange
oue q s'e" displayed stability toody' "aiy
sngaIly, cas- professional in the mani mi
sdsr sS the lead cad Of OF hCFShe TFSere was was con-
harss y We erreeinstating of lines py tormea :
lderss'' ,s,,s Shell Transport IT. ana s,h ir"ue
Notwithstanding S,s the fact that Ia rste ste
Bank o. ~ ~" st q per cent, there was was
discouii ,cs IN evidence in the g'its seu,sr eeuseu
bebuylhs al, and values were rnn,r nrrner'
ection, ,n I French loans were narroW, ,.,
Ess,ggss ;gsy !" were weaker in sympathy WIN
aar descriptions were strong, ns
Dollar ,,,,tb New York exchange. on
oviuES Sey VIA hand home rails were S,l0 neavS, IVY
Ne oinsSti oisirg g was not active. There was wa,
BOT Isa," sa selling of Argentine rails; ii
scSss[s's s.ssr, we're without leader but held
|Eell. ., 5;r;a;on sentiment
10 ins inssrfnl al but alterations were IT.
kas cne Uudgon's Bay was ga. hup-
u,a shares were dull.
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ORGE II. BUCHANAN COMPANY

rlS5a GEORGE II. BUCHANAN COMPANY
~ Special Notice to Stockholders
Notice Is hereby given that, by a reEolu-
ton OF tho Board OF Directors OF the George
II. buchanan Company, n special meeting
Of the stockholders OF the said company will
be held on Friday, September o, 1881, at
Ii:30 a. NJ, at the principal office OF the
company, 4lS SAMSON street. Philadelphia
to take action on the approval or dsappro-
val OF and to vote for or against the pro-
posed increase of the capital stock OF said
corporation from Sl2S, 600 to $3.50, 000
CHARLES l.. KINSLEY,
Secretary.
CARROLL r. WILLIAMS,