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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
M'CLOSKEY VET
OF MANY YEARS
Bartlesville Manager Led
Cardinals and Other
Majors
Special TO Tho World
BARTLESVHLE,


BARTLESVllLE, April l6.--
John McCloskey Is one Of tho
greatest mon baseball ever knew,
was the tribute paid the Rear Cat
Manager Sunday afternoon by Harry
WomaCk, manager OF the Okmulgee
team that was defeated twice by the
locals.
John j. McCloslSey was managing
pcnnant winning teams before the
present generation Of youngsters
we're born. He's veteran and an old
campaigncr Of the first order. Many
big men in baseball today were
taught the first principles OF the
sport by John McCloskey.
Twenty-Five years ago McCloskcy
managed the old Louisville team in
the National league when it had
twelve teams. lie developed many
stars who have come ana gone.
He is known as the Rather Of the
Texas league and organized it Oc-
tober 2S, 1887. In 1883 he managed
the Austin club Of the Texas league
and developed many stars among
whom were "Red" Ehrct who after
wards pitched 500 games I'm the Ma
tional league Cmost of them for Gin
cinattiO Harry Raymond first base
man; Buck Weaver center fielder.
In 1889 he managed the Houston
club OF the Texas league and turned
out such stars as "Scrappy Biz"
Joyce third basoman who managed
the New York Giants prior to the
rule OF the doughty John J. Nc
Graw. McCloskey developed out.
fielder Sunday and Catcher Emmct
Rodgers who Is now at the head OF
the Sapulpa club OF the Southwest
ern league.
John McCloskey has been at the
head Of clubs in the Pacific league
Southern league and the Pacific
Northwest league and was with Mil.
waukce in the American association
in 1909, the club being the tail end
ers in the league prior TO his advent
and he had them I'm first place until
the last week OF the season when tho
| Brewers went down to second place
at the hands OF Louisville.
MCCloskey had charge of the st
| Louis Cardinals OF the National lea
que during the seasons Of 1905, 1907
and 1905. Last year he was with
, the Memphis team holding 1t I'm first
place until July 4. lie now has d
| bunch of youngsters who will Ger,
/ tainly place Bartlesville in first plac,
I in the southwestern league, II IN,
comments Of the fans AZ Saturday
and Sundays games could be uset
az criterion.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
important Boxing
Bouts This Week

April 1s--Benny Leonard vs.
Frankey Schoell, - rounds, at
Buffalo.
April lS--Bill Brennan VI. VIII
lie Meehan, Is rounds at Mex
leo city.
Aprii iS-Frcddy Jacks w. Tony
Caponi, "a rounds, at Mexico
CITY.
Apru lS--Joe Lynch VS.. Benny
Coster, ~ rounds, at New
Haven. Conn.
April lS--George CLANCY VS..
Willie Rcccher. 8 rounds at
Philadelphia.
Apru ls-Jimmy Kramer vs..
vs.. Buly stern, 10 rounds. At
Kansas CITY, kan.
April Mike Orrison W. Jack
Callopy 10 rounds, at Kansas
city, Kan.
April Eddie Boot VS.. Paddy
Clancy 10 rounds, al Clinton
Iowa
April l9-Hugh Walker VS..
Ralph Alexander, 10 rounds at
Centcrvillc, Iowa.
April I9-Joe Leonard W. young
Willis, 10 rounds. at Mount
Carmel, IA,
April 1g-Joe yelling W. Pete
Hartley 10 rounds, at New
York
April 2O-Narry Kabakoff vs..
Johnny Murray, rounds, at
81. Louis.
April 2O--Joc Dillon vs., Joe Col
lcttc. 10 rounds, at Roush-
kccpsle. y. !.
April 2O--Al Norton w. Joe
Smith, 10 rounds, at New
York
April 2t-Pete Herman VS., Kid
Williams, - rounds, AT Bal
timorc,
April 2i-Rocky Kansas va,
Johnny Dundee, 10 rounds, at
Milwaukee
April Mike Gibbons IS.
Chuck Virgins, 10 rounds. at
Minneapolis,
April 22-loe Fox vs. Tony
Morto, Is rounds. at New
York
April 22-Jack Sharkey vs. Ben
ny Costcr, 10 rounds, at Sew
York.
April 22-Wiluc Spencer vs..
hobby Hanson, . rounds, at
Sew York,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
Oilers Play Buffaloes Today
At 800 If Weather Permits
Tulsa Fandom Has Con-
fidencc i'm Oiler
TOSScrS
VETERAN MAY PITCH


with tho weather olosc 10 freezing
and suitable FOR football or poker.
nut not for baseball tho opening
game OF tho Omaha Tulsa scrics
yesterday vae Impossible. UnloHs
thcro shDuld be q change for the
bcttor today the oilers ana Buffp-
locs viii Doc idlo the first sunday of
The scnson- with subsequent
heavy financial loss 90 Jim Craw
ford
Following their 90 ulnth-ln
ming victory over tho ~. Joseph
saints Friday tho Oilers are anxious
90 resume play. Local fandom be-
licvcs the Burkcmen will be pen
uaut coutcndcrs ana tho brilliant
play Of the homclinGs Friday iueti
fios that confidence. Should play
bo possible today II is "a forcBonc
conclusion that "a large crowd viii
attend tho game.
Manager Jimmy Burko II unde-
cidod on hiH pitching selection.
Kari Adams or George HER. vctor-
ans Of last year. the former right
handler. the latter "a southpnw, may
get tho slab assignment, though
Jimmy is likely To use, ono Of the
new men az no did opening day
Thurpday when he aeut Lefty
Harris To- the rubber In place OF
Adams. as was previously announced.
Pagan Burch and his Omahn
Buff .ocs stopped oklahoma city
Friday after dropping two strnlght
to tho Indians and expect an even
break or bcttcr I'm tho two games
here this trip Sunday and Monday.
Reagan IN tho likely omaha slab
choice today.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
FORSTER WINS SHOOT
Eighteen Mnrksmcn Brnvc Cold and
Participate In weekly Event
M Inn Nlmh I'rnns

Eighteen dyed -iu-thC wool trap
shooters hrlNod tho extreme cold
weather oc yesterday 20 take part in
the regular weekly shoot OF tho
Tulsa Gun club. only three ot tho
shooters. however. held out TO the
100 targets.
J. r. Forster was an easy winner
In the 100 targets by making "A good
mark uf So. This mark is cXccp-
tloually good considering the high
wind that was blowing. !. q. Craft
came In second with 20 60 his
credit,
OF those who shot az 50 targets
Sil Mallory and Joe Mcgee locked
horns with "A mark OF Al an
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
TULSAU. AGAIN
BEATS BAPTISTS
Perry Permits Only Two
Hits and Locals
Win 14-2


Special 20 The world.
SHAWNEE, okla, April lG.--Tulsa
university won thc second game from
Oklahoma Baptist university today. - 20
o, The a.y was cold and windy but
"Rope" Pcrry pitched good ball for Tulsa.
allowing but two hits.
Ponder was removed In the fourth after
/ nine runs had been made. We was FOL
lowed by Catlett who gave way 10
Aldrtdgc,
/ Tulsa completed two double plays in the
second and third innings.
|
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

Operated by the line shit OF
typewriter at attachment has been
designed to warn a typist by ring
ing bell when the bottom of a
sheet OF paper is about TO be
reached.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
WA. TOSTART
NEXT WEDNESDAY
Glass ID Circuit to PLAY
154-Game Schedule
This Year

with tho same members ,bat ,,a.
up the league when II was lrpch,i
a year ago but most OF Oh, ..ubs p.
organized and the league directed d.
a new set Of officers, the Wogot,
association will open ia .ecor.
championship season April s1.
Enid opens at Drumrlgbt Ch.cl,.
sha at Henryetta, Okmulgp. a, Paw
huska and Springfield q. Fo-
Smith, ARK.
Anticipating a prosperous season
the league has adopted @ ltg gan.
schedule, claimed 10y its rcpr,sep,.
tives TO be an innovation Tor "a C,s,
~ league. The season. however Ma,
been divided into two sections. IN.
first closing on July and the sec.
ond on September IS. Do diffc-srl
teams should win the first and SO,
ond sections. they will meet n A
seven game post season sorirs .u d..
termine the championships
Seven Of the eight clubs arc undo
new management, Charles schmidt
the old Detroit American League
catcher. bcinE the only hodo,,r Ur
was half owner of the Fort smir
/ franchise last season hut has dis
/ posed of his interest aud sIgnof
/ merely as manager. OUT NJ h
siNty-odd candidates Schmidt had
report to him at Fort Smith "a month
ago. he has selected what Doe bo.
I lieves well-balauCcd club with
good pitchers and consistent hit,crs
Okmulgee and Enid clubs. win.
ncrs Of the two half seasons in 1920
4 nave been completely reorglrizad
/ Barney Cleveland. former mfedvr
/ Of the Tulsa Western league oha,l
| pions. has been placed In charge 4
| the Enid team. and as nucleus "
nine OF the Okmulgce players of last
. year.
Hcnryctta Formidable.
In tho opinion OF preseason done
sters. the Henryetta team, led h
/ DICK Critteudcn. looms as one of ON.
most formidable Of the asso.iut,o.
/ this season. Crittenden has the pie.
of his 1920 team back i'm harness
numbered among which is his las
years pitching staff.
There has been "A complete r.
building of Springfield under Charlie
I Sites, an old American league pitch
er. and at Drumright, whore Die
Speer. once a member OF iughi
Jennings Tigers, has become a par
owner and manager.
Rudy Hulswitt also has siarte
at the bottom to construct clu
for Pawhuska, and ike most of III
other clubs in the circuit III
strength of his organization canno
be estimated until put 70 actual tes
in the championship games.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
Fans Attend
Opening in a Special

MIAMI, okla. April l6.-JThe
special train TO be run 60 MuskuRoe
90 carry Miami fans 10 witness tho
opening game Thursday between
Muskogee and Miami I'm the south
western league was assured today.
according 10 official announcement
"t otticials Of the k. q. 4 O. rajl.
road.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
rhormahlen IL Effective.

WASHINGTON Apf0 10. = N0sfo1
broke even In the series with wash
Ingtun today by taking the final game.
10 O. Zachary lost control In the third
when his support also faltered, and seven
runs were made on four hits, two passes
and three errors. Thormahlen kept the
locals hits well scattered.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
nnbc Ruth IIits HONEY.

NEW YORK. April lt.--Tho Ncw YORK
Americans made it two ont OF three games
from Philadelphia today by winning the
last game uf the series to !. Babe
Ruth made . home run.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
nr,,c. wi, in r,rIy Innings

nOSTuN, Apru 30 nustpn Jumped on
Cedore ln tho frst two innings today. ani
despite MswauAa suhsoIucut good work
ns reiIor won easily from brooklyn. 7 20 1.
Score.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

base hits charity .. Collins, Double plays
Scott TO Pratt TO MClunisi VIII 90 frRtt
70 McInnis. Bases on halls--On Zachary
2, of Thormahlen ,, of Acosia 2. Struc K
out--By Thormahlen 2, by Acosta !. Runs
witt. Menosky >. HendryN, Pratt. ltuel
Collins Thormahlen, Milan, Shanlts, Char
rity. Errors-Rlce Harris, Charity,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

kuduff, Southworth. Three -haso hits
Powell. Itolko. O'Ncill. stolen base
noeckol. Double plays. Narbaro 10 Hnlke,
Bpcckcl 90 Uolkr. Uaac. ON balls-On
MamauV .. OF Watson I. struck out
Nv Cudoro T. by Mamuux 4 Runs -H-
konctchy, Powell. Uarhare g southworth
bocCkvl, ONeul. watson Errors-Olson.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

Tho Kentucky Jockey club win
uHN.i Zoo Ht the pioturogdue old
course Of the dofuUpt Kentucky aseo-
'iItiuu next saturday ~ louisville,
10 H.r.u4 nf It,r meetings that will
hHv' 40 duration of 81 days and be-
mUrk'd by the distribution among
Nur#.mru uf onward OF s2Ou.uuu
There NiIl ho go days uf racing ai
Lexington OF which tn. stIlcut fri-
'ur,. wll ht IcurwIl4 Of ttr iIiupfu.
laI. IluuI and Blue Grass stakes.
'hu Ashland OHlsa ana the camden
and Hcu AS llaudi,nps the cam
d,u 10 $4,000 special tho other
events of $4,000. Some f7O.0OO viii
ftI tp Nursompu here
ThD Lexington meeting viii Doc fol
lowed hs 20 days session az
,hW,hiu Downs that VIII be- inuu-
sYrat'd uu May g. with renewal
Yf ihc historic krutuDty derby az
1 tau.0Dp added money race and
sirnoIIard hg rcEi.nla ot the Ken.
u'tv handicap and tho kcutucky
oaks us SlO.t0U events. the clark
handicap ag a. fT.sOO affair and the
Dcbutautr. Inshfurd Manor and
Spring TRIAL stakes and the Proctor
Knott handicap 49, 5000 races BE
tween g275.uoo and 100000 viii be
tho portion of the horsomcn particl.
plruE iu churchill Downs racing
which will las' through the 3Oth of
May
Outstanding features OF the La
touiu meeting, which viii begin ON
June {. To- run through the 9TH, of
July will ho renewals ~ the Ia
tnuil derby aud the Independence
rlrog Of ono mile and half the
Iotuuit Oaks and the Daniel Boone
handicapg. $4,000 races OF one
mile and a quarter ana one mile and
three sixtrcnths respectively the
$4,000 Clipgotta, Harold and Cincin-
natl trophy stakes for year olds,
and tho $4,000 Inaugural, Ton
Urocck. Quickstep and ENQUIRER
haudicnps Upward Of 100000 viii
be the reward of the horsem"n sup
porting tho fatouia meeting, The
total may reach half million dol
lars
no Kentucky Derby Nominations.
The ECntuCky derby, which has
attracted no nominations VIII with
field Of 4 dozen or Fifteen starting
have "A gross value OF nearly 500
300 Il viii exceed In value any
other race for three year olds run
n any other part of the world. II
viii throw completely IN the shade
lhc Prcakncss. Marylands great
sprlng special for three years olda
also, II viii eclipse tho British and
French dcrbics. tho ST. Lcger, the
Lawrence Realization and the Bel
mont stakcs.
That the Kentucky derby renewal
this year will be Americas great
national racing event II assured. the
most brilliant three year old pros
poets In the country--Tryster Leon
ardo End. Inchcapc. Pluribus, Brig
adler General Won Hommc. Mulcih"r
Exodus. star Voter, RangOon, BE
have Yourself Grey Lag, Knobbie,
ITalu. our Flag. Careful, Nancy Lee
Stoplightly Prudery etc, the most
sucrcsSful OF last seasons two year
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17
New York.


Double plays Dykes and BRAZIL Bases
ON balls-.Or Hatist. struck out--Ry
Picrcv o.. boy Harris q. Runs witt Few.
gtor, Ruth. Meusrl ErrovH--P icrcy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

HlNfi'fl TOT AIhFh IN H'ftNhNH
NkUaftNi FOR Trtty lu ninth.
F.kBatted lpr Thomas lu ninth,
.fry,rard .. 600 100 2O3.-C
ST. Louis ........ 30 OI2 COz-1
SUMMARY rive. base hits Sewaii,
speaker. stephenson. Jameson. Sisler.
nh ree- base hit. .t3stbcr Home run Sis
Ter Double plays--Jamiesun TO O'Nehl
Glcaaou 100 Gerber 60 slslor 2, Gerber -
Gleason fp E.Blur. Bases on balls orr
Tho J. or EoIp struck Uut--Hy Thlo
hy knIp Huns-a.,Iar ieson. Speaker.
srwrN q stephenson. Evans Tohin 2.
slsler %. Lamb, kUip .. Errofs-Gdrdncr,
Gleason
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

zRatted for Acosta IN seventh.
2zBRtted for Shaw In ninth.
Score by Innings;
RnstOu ... ..........s....sO OO1 900 100
washington ssssssssrt slUV wv lUl-S
summary. Two haaa hit--Rice. Three
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

A. bh'nh1Wa CITY g. Joseph no game
AZ wioniu Dos Moinos. no game. cola
weather.
A. joplln.slour clty. mo- game. cold
weather
National League.
~ Huaton g. bruoklIu T.
A. philadelphia 49, Now YORK
~ Cincinnati o. Pittsburgh p
A. chicago BE- Louis mo- R1mCi rain,
American League.
~ Washington g. boston
a. N"w i9,k y ,ilhiiadglpha l.
A. Detroit Chicago. no game rain.
American Association.
Al Louls'iilc a. Toledo A.
At Indianapolis 4. columbus z.
Minneapolis ut Kansas Clty, no game
rain.
81. rau at Milwaukee. no game. rain.
TcNns League.
~ Houston Q, Galveston o.
~ Nhn Antonio ., beaumont I.
A. Fort worth \. Shreveport :.
wichita Falls at Dallas. no game, cold
Southern Association.
~ Momphis T. Little ituck 4, 10 innings
Al Nashville {. Birmingham =
~ New orleans ?. Chattanooga :,
Atlanta at Mobile, no game, rain.
GAMES TODAY
Western League.
OMAHA AT TULSA, 40 O'CLOCK.
siouN city at Joplin.
pes MoinoH at Wichita,
81 Joseph at Oklahoma city.
National League.
81 Louis At Cincinnati.
pittsburgh at Chicago,
Boston at lrpuklyh
American League,
Cleveland at Detroit.
Philadelphia ht Washington,
boston OF New York.
American Association.
Minneapolis At Milwaukee
St PAU at Kansas CITY,
Columbus a. i4uuiHvillo.
Toledo at Indianapolis.
southern Association.
birmingham at Nashville.
Little Rock a. Memphis.
Atlanta at New orleans.
Chattanooga at Mobile.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-17

NV Nork

Ntnn Tor hUdutt 10 seventh.
Scor" bv Innings
prolIyn ... ............ 600 600 IOo-1
Boston .... ............ $40 600 On H-T
sufuunry. nv, .ha,c btts - Ennetchv
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27

change OF policy and funds were made
available, he would refund the withheld
sum in whole or part.
Bonds jointly issued by the Great
Northern and Northern Pacific amount :
ing to $3.50, 200, 900 were sold ut 0Gi,
recently, convertible into the Great
Northcrns Z per cent gold bonds. the
application said. Any investor can
secure these bonds now at n price that
would yield 7.40 per cent, IL added,
and the road does not feel that Il IL
Sound business" discretion to issue
any more paper.
Municipal Bonds Gaining in Favor
Municipal bonds have been in good
demand in several instances. and sucl,
income tax except bonds will doubt
less enjoy good demand right along.
The general demand for Liberty Issues
has the same incentive as the demand
for municipals. The current high Yields
on both. when the tax EXEMPT pro :
visions are considered. make them NJ :
tractivc to conservative invcstors. Buy
ing of foreign Government issues has
been of only moderate proportions.
Public utility issues nre finding favor
with many investors. and recent issues
have met with a good reception. The
stability of the earning power OF such
corporations puts them in prefercrtl
class with many investors. ...
THE TRADER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27
DEATH ENDS SALOON ROW
Man Stabbed In Hand Said to Have
Killed AdNersarY

After telling patrolman be would
beat up the man who stabbed him in
fight in saloon several nights aga.
Ian Maupin. Negro. Fifteenth ard
stiles streets. few moments later en-
gagged in pistol duel with William
Hooper. another Negro. and shot him
In the breast Hooper died in st.
Joscph's Hospital.
Pntrolman Williams. of the Nine
teenth and Oxford streets station, heard
the shots and arrested Maupin. He hnd
boon talking TO him few moments be-
fore and heard his threat to get tho
man who had stabbed him in the hand.
The conversation took place at Fiji
tccnth and Stiles streets and the shoot
ing was less than square away.
Williams arrested Maupin and the
prisoner was later questioned by De-
tectivc Belshaw. chief of tn" murder
squad.
According to the police, Maupin and
Hooper took opposite sides in a saloon
quarrel between two other men and IN
the fight that cnsued. Hooper Is said to
have cut Maupin.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27
a WOMEN IN JUDGE" RACE
Two More Announce Candidacy for
Magistrates, Places

Two more women have entered ~
roce for magistrate Mt the coming pr
mary election. The list Of women cnI
didatcs for the minor judiciary now !
cluies four names.
The two new candidates %"
Sarah Dickson Lowrie. of 1927 Pine
street. and Miss Knthcrina Foster, ti
.311 Grayers lane. They will have thu
backing Of the Republican Women q!
Philadelphia. Announcement to thc'
effect was made yesterday at the head
quarters of the Republican Women,
211 South Eighteenth street.
Each of the four women candidate
now in the field presents a distinc;
appeal TO the voter. Miss Edna NJ.
Snyder, of 3O23 North Nineteenth
street. who was the first to announce
her candidacy. will make her plea for
votes on the need of humanizing the
magistrates court. Mrs. Alice Ran
dolph purdy. Of 300 North Twenticti
street. will donate $1,000 Of her snlos,
TO charity. II she Is elected.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27
STORE MANAGER HELD UP
Armed Bandits Get $45 at 481a
Rlslnu Sun Avenue

In stolen automobile four bandits
drove to an Atlantic and Pacific Tea
60. store at 1878 Rising Sun avenue.
yesterday afternoon. held up the man
agcr Of the place. who was alone at tnr
time. and stole $40 in cash from the
till.
Parking thc machine NJ Rising Sun
avenue and Rockland street. three of
the hoid-u men went into the store.
whilc the fourth remained nt the wheel.
Two wore armed. Without any pre-.
liminaries they whipped reviewers from
their pockets and tcld Albert Grimes.
Of 1911 North Seventeenth street. rhc>
tad com" on business. land in hurry,
tHo.
One OF the bandits put the muzzlc oi
his veal on to Grimes nend. whi'c tn
other none too gently pck",l his wcauou
| against he store manager 4 ribs. Whi'r
this tahlonu was being staged the
fourth man pocketcd the contents ui
the ,msl drawer. They fed
The automobile is supposed to have
been stolen from Sixteenth anG Locust
streets. from NJ. L. Bayard of I11
West Walnut lane. who had parked II
there.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27
The AMERICAN PIPE MASLFACTrgEEITN;G
Gates. 81 tiEs "A. bur 0CTOBER

American Pipe and Construction COMPANY
wing notified this Company OF its mi"h-
~ 30 dcroslt August |. lH"l "n>
'NYor Sinking Fund payments Of nctou%r
T. 1918. 20 1920. Inclusive notice IS nrr"n.
Agrs"rrrnt dated October l 1907. $l'n uuo
pf said Certificates. numbered as h"i"w; haNSS
boon drawn rOr payment NJ lO?'3 Ehd
1Ccrued interest aH Of October !. ln2l, ON
Yh!"h date tho interest thereon WI cen'",
saih Certificates Cr prnsentipr the s2'n"
ON OR AFTER AUGvST 1. 1927 and re-,
""ivp DRvmrnt therefore at 1oG'r r ana
accrued interest to time of presentation
ono hnndred thirtv.hve Certifcatss Tor
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27
Fire Damages Waist Co. Plant

Fire of undetermined origin last night
caused considerable damage to the stock
of the East End Waist Co. in it's ware
house. G12 North Broad street. Police
man Williams discovered smoke coming
from one of the windows on the second
floor Of the three and a half story
brick structure about @ o'clock. after
all the employees Ind left the building.
The fire spread quickly to other parts of
the building. but soon was extinguished
after irPInen arrived.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27
NOTICE-FREDERIC {, DORAN 90
EIRST MTGE. GOLD BONDS

Sealed proposals vii be rSSeiysd q. n:
O, I0ei. for the sale Of $2s, 10000 par
value OF tae Hbo|c ,o3nd l33nds a the IG%rrel
ierest 10 b. applied under the terms OF tn
mortgage for the, sinking Fund The bonds
accepted hereunder shall !" presented 10
1921. after which da'" interest thereon
Iii or.rs should he endorsed "Propusa's
Tor sale Of Frcdk, g Dorm -; First
Mtge Ronds' and addressed 10
THE PE%NSYINASIAt COMPANY
for lnsuranccs on Lives and Granting
Annuties, Trustee
Chestnut " PhIla. PA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-07-27
PERSONALS

I HEREBY give notice that l have pur-
chpa.d confectionery business from Simon
Kats0ff. n. Lansd"wnc ave-. Lansdowne
creditors present bills on or before July 20
1921 II. q. BROWN.
MORRIS GOLDMAN sold his grocery bust
ness 10 Jacob Supecfinc. located 1907 ".
10th st.: rrcditors apply to GrOssman Bros.
iOC3 Gi,ard ave on or before Monday Au.