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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08
Letters to the Editor
Forgiveness Not So Easy

70 the Editor Of the Evcrin0 ptL,lc L,d0er.
slr-The plea of Ex.private Jacduette
mat We should forgive and forget the
wrongs and obligations OF the kaiser and
ms norde OF robbers may seem to many to
ye right, but second thought Ia needed.
'esuS' our great example told us to not
cast pearls before swine lest they turn
ana rend US. lie used whip on the
pioneering money changers AMI continu-
Wy scored, In tho strongest terms the
pharisees. Clearly He taught that We should
toFeiVe when the wrorgdoer became peni
tent.
Puhishmert should bc not matter OF
vengeance, but a matter OF justice, par
ticuarly aimed to make future violations
,ess likely to occur, II we are to have
draft system. we must enforce Il. This
ls only Just to those who did not evade II.
Fhcy are the ones 10 be Considered--not the
"hes Who did wrong
Same with Germany. Il committed a
great wrong. Many millions lost their
lives. These cannot be restored. Hut tine
property destroyed can and should be- Ger
many can pay II she does not. those she
wronsed suffer stlll further Can any Tnest
md Just person conclude this right? Surely
not.
Much ~C hear about fo-RivinE Germany
Ia German propasania. No. wonder they
thought themselves supcrmen when they
saw how easily they could fooi us BY their
tcachiagH. They Hrc not repentant. They
arc sorry they failed TO loot the world but
would do the wrong again II they had the
same chance and try TO succeed this sec
end time We must not be easy with such.
of the ninety three leading German pro-
fessors who defended the war only thirty
nine have as yet admitted their wrong
act
The world has suffered much because our
representatives at Washington chose TO play
politics instead OF putting our land prompt
ly thu aIdo nf lgh. ri iuRtiCe, Let US
hope tho newly elected ones will do better
nut II they do not We, the people can
take lesson from pagan China.
Helpless before the military. power %.
Japan. she boycottcd Japanese goods. ana
Japan doubtless suffered more than ner
wrongs had gained hor. Hut wrongs do NOT
stop short IN their effect Japans hnanclhi
troubles threw many silk workers In thr
United states out OF their Jobs. We can
we'll afford to gee that nations do rtght' "
will pay US 10 make this our business III
our leaders fat to soc that Germany does
bare Justice. II not more. we can act we
should buy no Germa n-made Eoons until
she comes forward with the right spirit ana
shows thPt she Il trying to make reSutu-
ton. Until that time the prcs"nce OF Ger
man goods on n merchants shelves shoaIi
be notice to us that our trade Is not want-
ed. We can ge, all we need from our nohlo
Allies and from our oVnt produners ma
nm r1tsh sentiment should suggest gen.
erOslty to our enemies ~ tho oxpense Oh
our friends CHARLES +. DCRfTA'
philadelphia. January .. 1921
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08
Philadelphia Markets

=. .wHEAT-Recepts pts, ss.l4s bushels. Mar
@ aeE%nSs@ eieyStOrSo fsr rcd Ss wN,sr % in Ss
YGsio'i YSGsio' GSSou No; red winter gariIcEy ii,si@
Se under red winter; No. wheat, &c nnGir
NO 2; No 4 wheat. 7c under No 2, No. :
wheat n., lie nnd,r No. .. Sample according
N;;Rcccipts. Ollie bushes. QUIT at,
yellow me new SOC 2'S So to SSS% nS
.,SS !; 81 nY;n. Trade
ys2I !IoE-dNS q IS . white, 5Oa 9GShe No, White
so SfISSrssSFsp's ISs issF. n! 1909 S Y3s
TSSt9s SSInS ia are ,.ofS the agotatioEs l9o lSs.
by. hard winter icT Straight, 81. sosSG
si css sD ,55s ,9o5 So s2riHs S
DO short psttn:, sioS 90 fancy M "ST,ET spfiHr
ip9 II cay m'.Ic nate,,6. tamiIv brands Sii6
PRoyisIoNs T. sss;TSm s,eadI ,o'GS; Es,d Quota
lions non aSSei' In sets smoked and alr-dried.
rdre @c potk aNf fag s4s sTsTH %ss "er g.
5S'IsS iSS sSnsS:, $S % s%S&sd : @S%
ss poo loo loose 34c tSE,f E1Saktast sa' bacon S
,,t1anE R1TTTEE%5g ;,jsI Lard, ard nominal 'rng quo
fH''SEHs ES%s' ''S'S dPss $685. sSs sS
onds. 35Q4lc; sweet creamery. choice to
igSg iabSignx 500 GTS y TSir s to sCo1 5pc prints
for fair to choice.
rss EGoS ss Tm de- sa. 1o,rt$ S2sSy
rot receipts. G7c; western. extra arsts. GS
q Coc: do. ,hrs,s. GNmo7c; interlor, lots lower,
bng at 81 l6Cs2c; fair 10 good, 70 q SOC.
CHEEsE-Flne stock firm. New York
G0 fair to ass aood fSay SsG c ~? d. f f5nsy
i 'Gz HH oG SGmS" aS TO- ss. % @G
fresh. 2t@2ac' JohLIng sales of :urCy held
LIVE gouLrRY-Towy!s, fancy. %clshlSs
ssSnrr sTS Sm9 Ias and tPtSsor $" '2G Whe
o4ST 6SST' apSss sTf Fdnsy 20 sar
S?s @s ;SEsTs "a soS oo''cs Sc g
asoc do MascSvy etsSc sSrU% S"U' rs sc ssS
Hst csSng Il Ss and SS"S SSsr Sp GpH@s ing
- n SOC; smaller sizes G5 a roc: guincag old.
' DRGssED PouLTRY = Turkeys fancy,
West Virginia, 50 a Sso; western. dry: packed
fo%S n 90 SSxS s sGa4 S ana ana
ovcr apt1c|, Bic Weighing lbs. acc; weigh.
!"S sS 81 oM Vs. a2Snsff %sf "F Se lS. G% StS
%oiEh'ns az n1ar lbs? sSn 2s@21S %efh
ms. western dry packed, in hox's. We ~:
sSc; do. wcishiny : It's. 85 70 3Gc de-. weigh
Ing 81 lbs, II q 32c: do. In bbls., Weighing
3i4 lbs apiece. 2RW3lc: fryers, western.
wctghins 2 lDg. ar.ece. 2Gm 27G; hro!icr1
ar'ecH. 4am Sc; hro ers. weatrrn, smallGr
si7es. - l2c' bro!leis nearby. ,wciEhing ~
az ibs. arIece. 80 G47c; broilers, ncarbv
smaller sl2cs i2TiiC: ronst rg chickens
acG"by, Weighing lT5 lbs. apiece. 37I 3Dr;
frying chirkers. nearby Weighing lbs.
apiece 3OGp39c; old roOs rrs. western aGc;
ducks western. fancy. arc ioC: geese. west
crn 30I 32c: Euineas per pair. spring. $40
|. .n.Li nll. - % SID.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08
STOCKS IN GOOD
DEMAND ON CURB
Many Selling Orders Withdrawn.
Oils StroIg-Motors Main
tain Gains

=, New York. Jan. S.--The market on
tnr Hroad street curb showed q gen
crni'N stronH tGnr today. the most i'm
portant feature being withdrawal of
many selling orders. causing n pro-
nounred decrease in the supply in sight
ot around prevailing prices. The Co
,omolan group again attracted most at
tcntion because Of steady buying Of
htocKN OF thcS" companies. both on the
exchange and the out side market.
lntrrnationnl Petroleum was steadily
bought, advancing to 17ai, and Carib
Syndicate ranged from 0N to 10 on
large transactions. Columbian Syn
and 4aS.
The indc!cndent oils were in good
demand. and although they receded
from tn" opening, they became strong
again in the late trading. SimmS ranged
from. ~ to SI, and Ryan Consoli-
dated sold at 11h
The motors maintained gains previ.
orsly made. Peerless Motor selling at
"A and Standard Motor Mt $ to ..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08
DEATHS

ss fS. and sfnaTeS SHh e"YsSsE RoSoR o.
ST' sSsycc5 CaS % 6vsROroo 'fiG'p2 IN" pr
f E%nE snd dsFr YtR Sfs ana a. hHss s;
William r. Pfcirer. Due notice OF funeral
WI %'$!G.,IigRyT3in '!., gf'yi France. April 5. 1919, 70.
nS ySGGO sa ss@ nTfT SS@'r POI ans
Of Foreign Wars; Thomas r. Encry Post
i D. n "" !ais RS RissGd"So ' ioi nip&a ave :"ii
wiz df = John a. scRTidi i'n and danss,er & HGt
Ellen and INto Lnwronc" Moran. AGED -
anfs9 Msm Mon If n,tcIssS I2 5e e. Rfoaa s S
nj srSw 4 MY GSTI Goccfs,sr xrr
&c D"ysl and son o. Chnrl"s e. endd
fiiehdg. % sly Fr cdsEIp' if.odro NJ" 800. !" F.
2Ss rvd M 10 SD9 GqSi'; eTEcaS ICFdSn & PG 30
jon Jeh n St"%n. tS D'nG int priSt" |' west "''
oSai TR1ST G. - HF }ff il il e. EF'nG" % sa G2r
Inf. beloved son Of MARY and James N.
ssrSca, Ss9 f'pas naTes nrS 1ySa gGcc" t"
5l42 :, spruce st.. Mon. Mon. p m precisely.
mt; sNEv WTStml9S'eT m6s ga6 Gem 2 GEORGE w SNOW
ye5 to tpn "a sSTy.Srs IN Sat aaS e iSi H.
Jrur@. Mass. Roston pap"rs nIcogse COPY; 80.
phT&H &AfE2EP wife d a"9 The late g. lHa T. ASfE siaf
, friends also Camp No. 9s;, p. o. Of A.
si3i'55 ). - s4th r. ' Int. WSst@iosteT Gem:
rF.Hn2f R1E "a. sg' s. s'''f iss{ P mSr1lrn
da,wh;gr Of late Dennis and Eli2apeth suii!,
gn hc@rycs "S% Wo, froTds 10 are ny'ef 70
9nc.e's resideEce. jeremiah sullivan. 1900
Rrhs st. Th mss Es g sSn,hdGTa HGy Gem Gsm
s,WiSSHER. 4! -, ne rss!ISnre Of her "oT'
if2f ;hr GINI y S7o9 9w%sHT %2PHPTS" "ES iH rsr oad
year, Services at southeast cor: 8lst ani n,
ociocf S@& int inteTment Sm 2S Gaan PrssbytarSh
C'mT?Mi:Ny: E2%?2Dr}EfFf ' ia Jan 8 Funeral
O Tinn"y, 211S s Lambert st, Dae notice
widol' ot James Tomscn. Relatives and
f.iends, aIso, officers and omployss, Of ,hs ,s
57i5 Chester Svr. lnt. private. Remains may
ESFs$ 6 $%% from !s!i + &AFaAEEr & m
%"Fa 5vSss 4es PSS4 PSH ST. Camden & 0Sr Hs S
private, at s'erlin. " J. Friends may call
aHAHhAM + wA!TSTP' !SP'$ g. 0S g. Ss siSss;h Snt2EsFSs'
| ton Camp No. 740, y. o. s. Of A.: Barry
Post, 70, sa. A Il end employss OF ths n,
service. Tuesday afternoon. Jan. u, at
o'clock, at his mothers residence. 55lo Web.
| ster st, West Phila. lnterment at FernwoOc
| Cemetery.
wOOD.-on Jan :. 1921. MARY 4. 10
| GAN. widow Of CovinGton Wood. Relative,
! and frcnda are invited to the service. or
Sunday afternoon. at O'Clock. at the resi-
dence OF her son-in-law, Mr.. Lawrence Keir
| llf0 s. Ruby St. Tnterment at Iced,
WYANT.-On Jan. I. VIRGINIA. I,oR
| RAINE. daughter Of Howard and Dolly Bis
| wanter Wyant. Relatives and friends in
vited to services, or Sunday. at p. m.
| residence, as Glrard ave-. Eltlns Parl:
| Pa. Interment private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08
THE PEOPLES FORUM

uot," opening lines Of which are:
Grandma told me all about u.
She told me so | could not doubt IT," etc
Miss MABEL DOROTHY CRossoN.
Philadelphia, January 1, 1921
THE MfNGET
Grandma told me all about 4,
Told me 20 I could not doubt IT,
How shc danced, my grandma. long ago.
How she held her pretty head,
How her dainty skirt she spread,
How She turned her little toes,
Smiling little human rose. long ago
Grandnas hair was bright and shiny,
Dimplcd checks too; shl how funny
Bless mc, new abe wears cap.
My grandma docs, and takes a nap
Every single day.
Yet she danced the mInuet long ago!
Nov she ats there rocking, rocking,
Always knitting grandpas stockinss'
Every girl was taught TO knit, long ago'
But hcr figure In 40 noat,
And her ways 50 stuid and sweet
can almrst s'o her now.
Bending 10 her partners bow, long ago
Grandma says our modern Jumping,
Rushing, whlrling das shing. humping,
Would have shocked tho gentle people, Iona
ago
80! Thcy moved with stately grace,
Everything IN proper place,
Gliding slowly forward, then
Slowly ru"tseS'Eg back HTaln long as'.
Modern Was are quite alarming, grandma
snys,
Rut boys were rha rm.nE--
Oils aud BOYS. | mean. OF course ions
ago:
Sweetly modest bravcly shy.
What II all OF us should Try
just to feel Ike those who met
For 'ha stately nInuct, long ago"
with the m!nuot In fashion,
Who could a. into 4 passion?
Al would wear the calm thoy wore. ions
ago;
And II IN years to come, perGhancc,
| tell my PrandChlid Of our dance.
7 should really like 20 say.
We aid It in some such way, long ago
long ngO
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Difference In Reckonjno

To the Editor ot n" ErcuidD Public LcdJ"r:
Sir--Can you tell mo why New Years
Day = NOT celebrated universally on Janu-
AIRY l OF each year? notice that IN Rua-
sia and other countries In which the Grock
church is the leading factor IN religion.
that New Years Day H. celebrated thirteen
DAYS after our festival. w l.. r.
Philad, l7hIn. Januor" g. 1921.
The reason IL that these Countries do not
employ tho Grosoran calendar, Their reck-
ontngs arc based upon the Julian calendar
and this throws their festival thirteen days
behind those Of western Europe and the
Americas.
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BONDS
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. Jan. S.-The foreign ex-
change market opened irregularly with
profit-taking In evidence In certain
classes, In another direction. further
strength was displayed Sterling started
n Nc higher at 3.G4h for cables and
"63i, for demand Francs were 2k
points lower, at 5.95& for cables and
595 for checks Lire showed loss OF
u point. at 3.4S for cables and checks
3.47l2.
Other quotations we're:
Swiss cables 1912, checks 1915:
guilders cables 3lSO, checks $3.50;
Desetas cables 1925, checks 1323;
Stockholm cables 2Oso, checks POS;
Christiania cables 1910. checks 1875:
Copenhagen cables 1878, checks 1870:
Belgian cables G.26N, checks 6.26.
Marks 1924.
After closing at the recent low figures
of 1896 the premium on New York
exchange in Montreal today advanced to
1912 per cent. The discount on Cana
dian funds in New York rose Ia per
cent.
There was virtually no market today
in central European exchanges and
quotations were not appreciably changed
from Yesterdays final figures
Yesterdays FINAL QUOTATIONS.
stering Francs Lire Gullders
cSpIes cSniSs' ~. '... SGi SOS S.is si.OS
roDAY's OPENING QUOTATIONS.
sterling FRANCS Lire Guilders
ED2s. ns%soa s$iiss $$iss sSS. sSS sts sts sI:SS sI:SS
CLOSING QUOTATIONS
sterling Francs Lire Gu!lders
CSt%ss' CSbiaS ..,,,. ,,i. so4 500 a,is sis5
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08

Letters to the Editor should be as
Dr!et and to the point as possible
denomina tlonal or sectarian discus
sion.
no attention will be paid to anony-
nous letters. Names and addresses
must be signed as an evidence OF
good faith. although names will not
re Printed II request Is made that
theS be omitted.
The publication of a letter is not
TO be taken as an Endorsement OF its
views by this paper.
Communications will not be re-
turned unless ACCOMPANIED by post
age. nor will manuscript be saved.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08
The Report on the Maine

To N EdltOr Of 'i' EUr,tiG PiOHc LcdDer:
Sir-I'lease toll me what was the report
of The committee sent to Investigate the sink
inF Of the batt"s6in MHiur? n l.. GREM.
Phiiad"lphia January 3, 1921.
The rE,ort OF 1911 " the committee
mich invc 'lratcd tho wreck ~ tho Maine
after IL had been ra sed confirmed the FIRST
report. Tn" explosion was caused by sub
marine mine. but responsibility could not lie
Fixed on any party or particE
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08

Co. ..tANNLIN NATIONAL BANK
Chestnut street. west of Bronu

Chestnut street. west Of Bronu
Philadelphia. December IL 1870
The Annual Meeting OF the sha reholders Of
thIs hank will be held at the Ranking Hou.,
on TUESDAY. January II. 1871. between ths
hours Oi - o'cloCk mon and I y. H.. for
thp 'lsction Of directors to serve during tho
ensuing year; and TO take action upon
proposed amendment to the Articles OF A.
ISOLATION By substituting for the second
sentence OF Article vi wrjch now reads as
folow"
wee nrSsident. who shalt alno. be, a member
authorized in the absence or inability OF tbs
acts and duties pertaining TO the office of
pres dem. Excerpt such as the president oni7
h authorized by law to perform. and to
t!ert or appoint n cashier. and such othe.
.f'cers and clerks as may be required to
transact the BUSINESS Of the associa tion: to
~ the salaries 70 he rRid TO them. nd con.
inue them In office or 10 dismiss them rs
Y ne opinion OF a majority Of the board.
The, interests ~ the association may demand
-. the following.
The di"ec:orr shalt have mower tn elect
ore OF more Vice presidents who shall navs
such powers and perform such acts and
dutiea az the directors snail direct ny by.
NV and to elect or appoint a cashier. and
sGfh ,,ther Ulcers and clerks as may be re.
svIr"u % trarsact the buslness Of the as.
dnsmI d1sil and continue them IN offce. or to
Jolly OF the board. tho Interests Of the as
ISOLATION may demand"
J. WILLIAM HARDr
"a sh,er
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08
Government Hospitals

'" -" AdHOr Of the Er,i Q pibHc L,dU"r.
oir.-plense givo romea ot government hos
pltals where disabled soldiers OF the late
war can receive treatment. c. l.. r.
fhiIad lphl1. January g. 1921.
me War Department saya that the cha n
OF army hospta.s where r"hah ltauon cases
are being treated is to be reduced TO four
hospitals during October These will be
Army and Navy General Hospital, Hot
Springs, Ark. Walter Read General Hospi-
tai. Tak0nia Park. y. C.. F'itzs!mmons
General Hospital, Denver, col, and Letter.
man General Hospital. San Francisco,
CnliF
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08
Questions AnS,Uered
Docs the Sun Set for Us?

To the Editor Of the EVent1o .2ubHc Ledger:
sir-To settle an argument, please state
whether the sun ever sets on United States
territory, ! say It never does.
GEORGE T. LANSING.
Philadelphia. January g. 1921
At certain periods Of the year the sun
does set upon United States territory. As
sumins that the sun Is In Its zenith at the
summer Eolstice, Jane II, some portions Of
our territory, Including our new possessions,
VIII have continuous sunshine during the
twonty-four hours, Al the winter solstice.
December Fl, the sun does rot shine continu-
,aezix ~ our teyEttoEys hui portions ot IL
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08
Two Poems Requested

To the Editor Of the EUcmiHO Pubhc Ledger:
Sir-I will appreciate Il II YOU will pr!n
in your Peoples Forum t"o vosins for me
The one Is entitled "A Womans Heart
and the other is entitled MY Treasures
containing the lines:
II turn tho key In the caEket.
And slowly open tho lid:
Where for long, long years In darkness.
My treasures have been hid"
SAMUEL 4. YOUNG.
Philadelphia, January 8. 1921
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08
Raw Sugar Market Unclaimed

New York. Jan. S.--Thc market for
refined sugar this morning was un-
changed. The Federal Co.'S price for
fine granulated Is now 7.75 cents, less
2 per cent for cash, while all other re-
fners continue to quote 100 cents, less
per cent for cash The raw sugar
market was quiet and unchanged at 5.52
cents, duty paid.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08

eNocrIcmced5 one CaDsbIe -
driving Ford 0. Dodge car; reply stat
tng age experience and references married
man preferred; salary and bonus "A saS
J edge OthCe. '"'
FOREMAN--Br ght, active man as Tor, mar
Of galvani2lng plant, must be fully utI,H
fed; permanent position to right party; sta.,
experience fully and salary expected a.
dress GaiNanlZer, NJ @32, Ledger Office "
MECHANICS-We want mechanics ~,
wish to take up sales work, this Ia ,6
opportunity for the man that wishes to risn
to the top; call and have It explained he
tween the hours Of 10 to 10 a. m or .
to 4 p. m. 40 Widener Bids Ask for Mr,
Sohcld.
OVERSEER - woul comhinE wanted. NIhr
type comb; experience on mOhalrs Sa
Sirabic. but rot essential must he thnrouCh' 7,
Q -1u ~ u recommended; same ~
hc detailed p application, mil south 'r0 y "
England: inertl salary; turresujn IL. ,,,
stricty cnnhdentla!. N 234. Ledger Once,
PIN sErrER for worsted mill! sta.e wages
sxpectsd. q ~. II. Y. Rax SAA2.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08
A Poem Requested

To the Editor Of the Erenin0 Public E"igcr:
sir--I would like to secure the poem be.
ginning:
FAREWELL since ucvernore for thee
The last verse Is
There arc those who for thy last long
sleep.
Shall sleep as sweetly nevermore:
Shall weep because thou canst not weep,
And gTieve because thy griefs are o'er."
MRS. l.. II. PRICE.
Philadelphia. January 4. 1921.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08
British Trade Report

London. Jan. s.--Th, December re-
turns Of the Board of Trade show: Total
imports. f142 $50. 900 exports OF British
products. f96, 100000; re-eXports. fl2,
coo. 900: total exports, El09. 1000 ex-
cess of imports. E33, 3,460,OO0.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08
FINANCIAL
m THE HOLDERS OF THE FIRST
'NortKnEe 3 Per Cent Sinking Fund IjoIl
Bcnds Of central New York Gas and Flee


Notice is hereby given that Phi,aderhIa
Trust COMPANY Trustee under The MortEag,
Gas and Elcctric Company. dated March Il.
snkinE Fund Gold Bonds Of the said Com.
nnny have ti" SUN Of Sss03. 81 to be applied
~ thc purposes Of the Sinking Fund under
Ne PROVISIONS OF Article Third. Section X OF
Id Mortgage, and tha. sealed proposals
Many, Br0nd street Office. Brood and Chest
mt" nut streets. y. Il. corTer. Philadelnbia. up
70 4 o'clock y. M. on February !, 1891. for
the .ale to said Trustee. NJ tna lowest prices
not oxceedirg iGi per cent o. the par, value
bond, shall 20, 90 orCr"d 10" & de very or rrh:
iSS laid bonds to exhahsi the said sum of
;NO3.27. Al Eropoeals should be sealed
iSud OF Central New York Gas and E!vctric
Company ard should designate the de-
nominations OF bonds.
The riEht $ reserved TO reject any and
all proposals.
PHILADELPHIA. TRUST COMPANY.
By JOHN c. WALLACE. Urea surnr.
Iln.cd Hhlahe nh!n ..nnuatV s. ln.l
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08

are iavolved IN darkness or below the no.
rizon Great Britain, Franco and Holland
are the only nations ON whose domInons the
sun never sets
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"The Minuet"

To N" Editor Of the Evening Public Ledgcr
Slr-Will you kindly publish In the Peo
PIES FoFum the poem entitled The Min.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-01-08
PUBLIC LEDGER COMPANY,

Motto" Of Annual Meeting
,h m rr Annual Meeting Of the stockholders of
Wednesday. the 2sth day OF January, .O,I,
3, m. at tho 0fti . OF the cornanv'
hnu CHESTNUT st. Philadelnhin Pa for the
rurPos' Of "lect'nE board OF directors re.
,.NIh' anl acting upon the reDorts Of the
tmT rs ana the transaction ~ such other
meeting '''' '"'''' 'oio'e '"e
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LOST AND FOUND

BROOCH-Lost, Thursday evening Decem-
ter 30. on way from 6Ol9 n. Sydenham 1t.
to Adelphia Hotel diamonds and pearl
cluster pendant brooch and gold chain. Re-
ward II returned TO J. L. Caldwell Co..
Chestnut and Juniper sts.
PIN-LOst diamond and platinum long pin,
10 diamonds graduated. Wednesday. jan
uary 3; liberal reward. J. y. Caldwell
Co. or telephone Locust 69l8 W.
POCkETBOOK-Lost. on the 1890 night
train, January I, from Pittsburgh to Phil
adelphia; will the lady who found same
please communicate with II. Dennet. Rad
nor Hall. Bryn Mawr College, Bryn Mawr.
Pa. Telephone Bryn Mawr 223.
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IHE REAL ESTATE TRUST
COMPANY OF PHILADEI.PUJA
y THE ANIMAL MEETING or THE

Stockholders Of the Ensern S.,,ritia.
TG JTonn'ny win be held at No. 8lO Cornm"rnieI I
ppuus' ppFus' buiIdlnG Fifteenth street and south
I'm Sluars, Phllld"lphia, Pa, on NonLny
.mhuHrE 10Th. 1927. ~ 400 o'clock p. II
RIr,c,o Sr we purpose az holding an election Tor
ibe ,ron ~ serV. for the ensuing year, and
sS S,sSL, as aS, may properly come before the
C.. l.. RTUL, Secretarv
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FINANCIAL
JAN. 2. lgel-N0TICE TO HOLDERS OF
PEOPLES PASS. RWY. 4R STOCK
Trust CERTIFICATES

Under provisions of the Sinking Fund
scaled proposals will be received until q
D. M, Jan. II. at the Office of the Trustee
51T Chestnut street. for the sale to IT,
at price not exceeding par. OF as many
~ "a id certificates as s25, 900 will purcha So
Proposals should be addressed to
THE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY FOR
INSURANCES ON LIVES AND
GRANTING ANNUITIES
517 Chestnut St, Philadelphia. Pa.