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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-02

Us nanber 81 prominent tfi-city
ao1<1o ard members Of the cast Of
I'M Ftonch plsx. la Poudfe eux
f8, whist & to be given next
Il 61nosday evening ct Sis. 1t the
f13a theatre, Davenport. This
f1at q being presented BY the Al
IHdeo yrancAise des Trois villes. II
II cIsver comedy in two acts.
Nh Ben T. Cable OF Rock Island,
pkGnfoent Of the alliance Is direct
lneStke play and Mrs. James Con-
10 ~ this city Is the coach. Fol-
1o4inx Is the cost OF characters:
Aatihpis Madam Marcel Ange-
~, Moline.
\ Malingear--M. Marcel Angerau.
Moline,
Robsrt-H. H. Rogers. Moline.
Iftderic-Dwight Deere Winan,
Moline.
On Tapissief Miss Elsie Larson,
Moline.
Ua Maitre d'Hotel-C. o. Dixon,
Moline.
s Constance, femme de Ratinois-
Mn. Ernest Jacobsen, Davenport.
Blanche, femme de Malingear-
MrS. John fScott. Rock Island.
EnSmeline, file de Malingear--
3lis2 Margaret White. Rock Island.
Alexandrine, femme de chambre
Of Malingear Gertrude Bran
iean, Davenport.
Josephine, femme de chambre de
Ratinois -Madam M. l.. Larson.
Davenport.
Sophie, cuisiniere de Malingear--
Miss Grace Warner. Rock Island.
On chasseur en- livree-Charles
Deere Winan, Moline.
I'm petit negre--Tom. Mexican
led.
The story Of the play is: N. and
Madam Malingear,. french bour-
geois family. wish to make a good
marriage for their daughter. They
believe Grederic, who Is in love
with their daughter. Emmeline.
comes OF a rich and prosperous
MAINLY. So, though Malingear is a
doctor without patients. they try
TO give the impression Of being in
much better circumstances than is
really the case. Similarly NJ Rat
fnois, q confectioner, masquerading
- . sugar refiner. and his wife
pretend to great riches, and each
couple attempt to dazzel the 9TH
Or with their magnificence. The
simple, STRAIGHTFORWARD Robert, a
Wod merchant. and uncle of the
Ratinois, finally makes them see
how absurd they are and satisfac-
tory arrangements are made for the
marriage.
Cards are peing issued to the al
lance members. and each is priv
fleged TO bring one friend. The
French students Of the public and
high schools Of the three cities. OF
thu villa de Chantal, st. Gather
ines and the Immaculate Concep.
ton academies are also invited to
the performance.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-02

hours were spent working, On two
quilts for The hCmey
At ! o'el6ck the hpstess. assists
"a by Needaaaes Hirsch ana Wal
lace Of Moline, served = very de-
licious lnncheoue J Following the
meal = business session Vas held,
1t which It was decided to hold an
other oil day Ihaefing to finish the
quilts on April = at the home Of
street.
Miss Gordon tn Assist n Recital,
Miss Mary Gordon Of this city
,will assist In The debut recital
Tneedav. evaninx Anril 10 Of Miss
M.rs.r.. Er.nt snnrano az Day
errcrt vhn = heinz presented BY
Mr. amaiia Schmidt f,obhle. She
hi, ~. her recital in the ball
s,.s,,s ~. .st.-roor honrs and d.
T T. n.s,ev viii NAV the &C
cownsniments
r..s - p...-4.,, winner.
,s"nS.s sv.r,n~ !. N .ha .anron
,NI.n =. ~. S..,dsrd pearers
OF the flrst Me,noo. s.. S.ur panhs ~
loslns slue - ar.a-to;r the
snip contest 70 " ~ -. 40
winning sac ~ pa..y ~ NC -, T. : :.
ment OF lne cnulcn, - VII" M , s
askeo 70 49, rploA ..nr r,,m
Oh tne ahair VIA uo sA' S
- S,...rr.
Lnteass I've S S..s oeo c.v
enteentn stlees en.e. .s ~ 1920 ~ os
Meuaesuay s - ,. NJ r-od
n n, s,s' =, ci;nt,r iowa The
o sn;n ~. donhiv nlaa cont az ali
Hn" ..a $50 o,d E,Iton friends
Tue sues.s 49, I'll ~ Modo-r
vi M, .le non baaJ oEces We're stiil
,re".ad 80 Tho Afternoon was
spena .a'Hms V,ei .n vs IN host'
ie". n.n..S S.i;n;nns ,nncb and
ess $500 $500 ssnn-tad vo;cir. the
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-02

fOnAY. -
Tsi-City All seagus fes.
Music Lovert dub Dives nu1eeskfss q
Terlace Caadenp.
Mueller-kosAIsr wedding q Koehlse
hone.
IIlinoisIova branch d Assoesasioa Col
legtste Alu1nns hAs children's froiic 81
Trinity parish heute. DsvenDort.
y..D<r. ]. /. Z. I.
MONDAY.
81. Joseph's Alunni card part st
TUESDAY.
Ready Help crck: Kias,s Dansn.I
Mrs. A. W. Salxmsnf o. hostess.
Entertainment committee Of Amoo Cal
dron 10 sponsoring card parN at the
Masonic temple.
WEDNESDAY.
Alliance Franchise presents french play
Ia Poudre Aux Yeux at Little theatre
Davenport.
TIT RSDAY.
In-His-Name circle. Kings Daughters.
Tn.Ci,y Embroidery club entertained by
Mrs. L. II. Karwath. 965' Henry street.
Davenport.
Civic department of Rock Island wom-
an $ club nolds election.
signora Olivia Rosetti AEnesti Of Rome
speaks before Tri-City Garden club at
arsenal welfare center. Rock Island ar
scnal.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-02
Mrs. bedford to Give Coffee.
VIII Sponsor Bake Sale.

The ladies aid society Of I'm
manual Lutheran church is spon-
soring a coffee and bake sale in the
social room Of the school Thurs
day afternoon. All members and
their friends are urged to call dur
ing the afternoon.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-02
Tickets sellink for Lecture.

Tickets selling fOf Lecture.
Tickets are selling well for the
lecture to, be given by Signora
Olivia Ros4ti Agnesti, the Italian
garden expert on Friday afternoon
at the welfare center on Rock Is
land arsenal at 1 o'clock. Signora
Agnesti comes here under the Al,
spaces Of the Tri-City Garden club,
and her talk will be on Italian
gardens and Fountains" Mrs. c.
L. Silvis has charge of the ticket
sale in Rock Island.
A special invitation is extended
to the members of Rock Island
Woman's club, many Of whom are
specially interested in gardening
Automobiles will meet the street
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-02

All the News-All the Time
Argus.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-02
Barbara Frietchie TENT Meets.

Barbara Frietchie tent No. 81,
Daughters of Veterans, met in reg
ular session yesterday afternoon at
2 o'clock at Memorial hall. Ar
rangements and plans were made
for the birthday banquetsto be givx
en- April s. and number of invi-I
tations have been sent to members
and friends. Mrs. Eta Plogh, 1411
Thirty-scond street. will entertain
at the next all day sewing.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-02
Hay-Ferris.

HAy.Ferris.
The marriage Of Miss Irene B.
Ferris, daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. o.
r. Ferris of Sixteenth street and
: Twenty-fifth avenue, to Edward A..
Hay, son Of Mrs. J. A. Lyon Of 1901
Twenty-eighth. street, was solem-
uixed at 4 o'clock this afternoon at
the parsonage Of the South Park
Presbyterian church. Rev. W. G.
Oglevee officiated.
The couple was attended by Mr..
and Mrs. Henry Hay, brother and
sister-in-law Of the bridegroom.
The bride wore q suit of blue tri-
cotine, with hat to match. and a
blouse Of flesh-colored georgette
crepe. Her flowers were corsage
Of pink and whitej sweetpeas. Mrs.
) Hay wore a brown suit and her
flowers we're jonquilss.
A wedding dinner is being serv-
ed this evening for the members of
the bridal party at the Terrace
Gardens. and Mr.. and, Mrs. Hay
will 20 to housekeeping at 2524
Seventh avenue. Mrs. Hay has
been employed as a clerk at Hartz
& Bahnsen's and Mr.. Hay is a ma
chinist.
Reception for Basketball Team.
The reception and celebration
given last evening for the basket
hall team OF Spencer Memorial
Methodist church in honor OF its
winning the city championship, was
q decided success. The affair was
originally planned by the mems
class Of the church. but all other
organizations were so eager to join
IN the celebration that it turned out
TO be one Of the biggest events of
the season. A program opened
the meeting and MILFORD and
Dorothy Eiteman gave a violin and
fiute duet, accompanied on the
piano by Leslie Flood. Several
members of the mems class gave
vocal numbers and Oscar Kendall
favored with selections on the man
dolin, Glenn Sawyer, superintend-
cnt OF the Sunday school, gave an
address and Mrs. M. B. Harrod, Who
spoke for the ladies. told the boys
how proud they were of their sue
c4ss. Henry Roberts, who is a
member Of the basket bal lteam,
responded for the team and he also
i presented John Palmer, Warren
Dunn, Wilson Duffin, Rayburn
Greer and Clifford Doxy, the other
Members q the team. Jack Daven-
pert and Leo Herbert. two Of the
star players, were unable to be
present. >Tha ladies Of the church
eorved refreshments and the re.
maindef OF the time was spent So
cially.
Alssismry Society Meets.
1oet fifty-four members were
DeesSAt at the meeting OF the wom-
rs missionary society OF the First
BAvttat church yesterday afternoon
In the church annex. Mrs. l.. II.
Ege was leader and Miss Ella Freed
GxAi6ited bible that was translate
~ IN the 18th century. and gave a
sv4ey interesting talk on the diff
cultips of.the transcribing. One of
the main features Of the afternoon
Va the hour OF white cross work
an 4 wpS decided to continue the
Wprk ct each meeting. The subject
~ stldy was Every Man in His
Own Tongue" and Miss Gwendola
scoaneh, Mrs, T. A. Mcdonald and
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-02

Alliance Franchise presents French play
Ia Poudre Aux Yeuxs at Little theatre,
Davenport.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-02

Rlssn Casd Ra1ty.

The regular meeting OF the Til
City Woman's Trade Union league
WAS held last evening at Industrial
home. Routine business was trans
acted and plans we're made for Civ
Ing a card party April 30. There
was Ago0d attendance at the meet
ingt and sociability was enjoyed
following the business session.
The next regular meeting Of the
league will be April Is.
Young People Elect Oaacexs.
ohicers Of the young peoples
missionary circle Of the Fifteenth
avenue Christian church were elect
ed to serve for the coming year at
the meeting last evening with Floyd
Shelter, 1920 Forty fourth street
Those who were elected are as
follows:
President Miss Harriet Druehl.
Vice observation-disclosures Tim,
norman.
Secretary--Albert Stafford. ,
Treasurer-Miss Alice Lubnow.
The circle is newly organized so
the work for the coming year was
planned and the circle will take a
travel study Of the mission field.
Misses Eunice and Laura Hauff-
man will entertain the circle May
6.
Alex Blue Boys Dance.
The Alex Blue Boys of Knox COL
lege, who played. at q Thanksgiv-
ing dance given by Arthur ]. AL
len and ROLAND Bendle of Moline,
gave fine program for the. dance
at the Moline Commercial club last
evening. Dancing was enjoyed
from the hours OF $3.50 until 1
o'clock.
Entertains Circle and Husbands.
Mrs. E. H. Stran, 1912 Four
tenth and-a-half street, was a
charming hostess to the members
of the Busy Bee sewing circle and
their husbands last evening. Games
and contests were enjoyed. and the
main features of thel evening were
the April fool stunts. A delicious
three-course luncheon was served
by the hostess and the remainder
of the evening was spent in socia-
hility. The regular meeting Of the
sewing circle will be April Z with
Mrs. Nellie Milton, 1116 Thirty
seventh street
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-02

Mrs. Cinderella Hoppe, opened the
meeting and business session fol-
lowed. Plans were discussed in re-
gard to the spring tea and sale to
be held at the home of Mrs. H. s.
Cable in May, and committee OF
three will assist Mrs. Cable in serv-
ing. The ladies sewed and chatted
room of the Hotel Blackhawk.
licious refreshments were served
by the hostess, who was assisted by
Mrs. Floyd Belts. Mrs. C. W. MOTT
and Mrs. James Galbreath.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-02
> Gives Coifee for Mother.

Mrs. Oscar Stelzer, Thirtieth
street and Twenty-fourth avenue,
delightfully."- entertained at a cof-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-02
A Distinctive Suite for the Bedroom

For sixty years Berkey L Gay furniture has
enjoyed supremacy in its permanent good taste
in design, honesty in construction, and fidelity
even in smallest details.
We are able to offer an unusually choice ex-
ample in this new bed room suite. The design
is clearly American, based on the best work OF
18th Century English designers. The twelve
pieces in the suite are made Of mahogany
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-02
Chndren Have Outiae,

Chndren Have Out1Ae.
Some sixty members Of childfen's
cl@ses Of the Fifteenth Avenue
Christian Sunday school enjoyed .
wiener roast In LipcolH park. The
afternoon was spent playing games
and with April fool day stunts, and
a lunch was served. Marshmal-
lows were toasted around the bon
fire.
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1921-04-02
You Must Paint

How often you must
do it depends upon
the paint you use. For
long wear and all
around satisfaction
we recommend B. r.
S. Paint. We know
that it is ground fine
and works so easily
under the brush that
you can paint with
two or three gallons
less than with a
c h e ap per-gallon
paint. With b. +. ).
Paint you will
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
PENROSE FOR SPEED
IN REVENUE CHANGE
Pending Bill Only Emergency
Measure-Sees Other Tax
able Sources.

WASHINGTON, Oct Further revenue
revision legislation ought to Be enacted
q soon A. possible. Chairman Penrose
OF .he Senate Finance Committee said
to-day IN statement emphasizing that
tho pending meAsure was merely Of a
temporary and emergency character.
Discussins the sales tax Senator PEN
rose said. there was mo use to advance
novel or untried Suggestions Of taxation
at a time when protmptness Of action Of
some kind u the slogan" House leaders
were even more pronounced In their dec
larations regarding such tax. Chair
man Fordnsy Of the Ways and Means
Committee and Representative Mondeii
(Wyo.). the Republican leader. declar-
ing .ha. no such proposai could be put
through the House.
Mr.. Mondell insisted that there had
been no change In the House sentiment
that there should be lifting and not
shifting OF taxes" Mr.. Fordney took
!, similar view. and II was indicated that
House leaders would insist upon a tax
cord with that agreed upon at the White
House conference last August.
Senator Penrose said there were many
sources Of revenue and methods Of taxa
tion that ought to be- considered by Con-
Eress at an early date and that he in
tended to address the Senate on this
articular sub5ect." it-f
"Just 40 soon ~ the pending bill be-
comes . law" no added. II hope to sub
NIT to the consideration OF some tribunal
either q special tax committee or the
committee Of the House and Senate--a
number Of suggestions that may be fruit
full.
Meantime we have only one thing TO
do: get the country out Of the depths
restore business and industrial activities
and employment and eorrec. inconven-
ience as much ~ possibis."
Senate consideration Of the tax bill
Was confined to-day 70 vigorous assault
on the measure by Senator Reed (Mo,).
a Democratic member Of the Finance
Committee. He denounced the btu as
IAN infamous'' piece Of legislation. aud
, declared that the Republican plan to re-
lieve the wealthy corporations and IN
divtduals OF a large portion of their
taxes was "a bootliekinG performance"
Several amendments to the tax. bill
designed TO stimulate construction Of
homes were proposed to-day by Senator
Calder (N. Y.). head Of the special Sem
ate committee which some time ago
made an investigation Of building con-
ditions. Ono amendment would provide
that profts from the sale Of dwellings
between January /. lss2, and January I.
1927, shall be exempt from. taxation r.
used In constructing other dwellings
within one year after the sale. Another
would provide that taxpayers shall, be
allowed an exemption mp to $4,000 on
money received as interest on funds
loaned for building or purchasing dweil-
tngs. ..,.s
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MOLINE PLow COMPANY

APPROVED BY THE rIRsL PREFERRED SToGKHoLp; p;
AGREEMENT DATED THE HTH DAY OF JUNE, 1871,
BETWEEN THE SAID COMMITTEE AND THE OWNERS
OR HOLDERS OF THE FIRST PREFERRED STOCK OF
MOLINE PLOW COMPANY.
Ts sueA Msins
Company became paiss the First Preferred Stock
Adsrs Protective Agreement! sa!sd u. i7l asy Il ns ic1i
bswesn Arsd Jarssh, Stanley Fsd Davd Fersan Arthur
NJ Heard W. Jsnss a.d G. Hermann kin~..M and s.eA
Aeldrs si the F Preferred Stek u Msns Plsv
Company dspesisd their ssek esrt6eass hsrsvndss,
YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
the holders o the shares OF First
Preferred Moline Pow Company been obtained
undersigned In carrying the said First Preferred
Sockholds Protective Agreement dated the 18th day Of unc
1921 into effect
AND you AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY FURTHER
NOTIFIED that Plan Agreement for the
q che ..id Moline plow Company h,. been p,ee,rss BY
Percy Johnston Ronald M Byrnes Robert l. Barr and C.
Con and that said Plan and Agreement ics has
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
R.C.ADAMS RECEIVER
oRGREEN.STAR:L[.I|N]'E
Liabilities. Of sa,soo,ooO Are
Charged Against Steam s
ship Company.

Robert C. Adams Of 81 Wall streAt
was appointed yesterday receiver In
equity for the Green Star Steamship
Cooperation, with offices NJ 100 Broad
way. by Judge Julius M. Mayer In the
United States District Court. The suit
against the stszmship corporation was
filed by A. n, WhAn 4 Co. accountants,
Of 120 Broadway. who have claims Of
$4,000 for unpaid contracts. .>,.
According to the petition the steam.
ship corporation. which 10 cofnpara-
lively new one. obtained thirteen steam-
ships from the United States Shipping
Board for contract prices of $7,350,o0O.
There u S6.o7s,S1e still due the Cow
ernrpent on contrActs. Il IL stated. In
addition. the petition alleges that the
company has other liabilities Of approx.
imately t1.200.oo0 and has defauited In
payment Vt certain obligations. OF the
thirteen vesseis owned by the company
five are. now anchored In Baltimore.
five are berthed In Communipaw. N. j.,
and the other three are IN service. r,-.....
Hampton. .Bigham 4 Engler of 81
Wall street. attorneys for the steamship
company. Joined In the petition for the
receivership. Pendieton. Anderson. lss-
lin a Riggs Of Is Broad street repre-
sented tho creditor. s." 4
In a statement Issued last night by
Murray. Prentice a Aidrich. AZ counsel
for sbondholders OF the corporation. Il
was stated that petition to the United
States Shipping Board for relief through
the tentative modification of the pur-
chase price Of the vessels sold by the
Shipping Board to the Green Star line
under existing contracts had been de-
MED. The Abatement declared that every
effort has been made. both prior and
subsequent TO the filing Of the petition.
TO obtain funds for rehabilitation Of the
affairs Of the company. but such efforts
were without success. So
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
MOLINE PLow COMPANY

NOTICE THAT PLAN OF REORGANIZATION HAS BEEN
APPRovED 1Y THE sERIAL NOTE HoLDERs coMMII:
H 81 M 4HH sAD
TEE AND THE HOLDERS OF THE SEVEN PER CENT.
SERIAL GOLD NOTES SERIES &C." ID" "E" AND Fl"
D PxNS '1r'AASSS J. 1917 of MOLINE rlo~ COM
sssss. C" T E and r." i.ssa s.r.:.S.s !, isis 4
Mslns Psv Company asa ~.s.. Asrs.sns dassd SEP
Cs.h.i U.is. Co@psny New York ir..i.e.
Asv ispsasi their w The N.ds..l City Baak q Me-.
fsh Dsps:i.y under esrt:n Asrss.s.t dss:! Il: ssh
Hsndsa Smith, and Hsrsd Stanley and sseA keias - sad
nstes deposited their neAss thsrsundsv.
you AND EACH OF you ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
Plan and Agreement for the Reorganization Of the Moline Piow
ing Of Me Frank Q. Wetmore Chsiman Percy H. Johnston.
Ronald Bynes. Robert Barr and p Cofn and that the
adopted by the undersigned the Committee constituted BY the said
Agreement bearing the Sch day Of June 1921 that copy
said Plan and Agreement q has been lodged and
deposited with The National City Bank Of New York Deposay
for inspection Depotors under the aforesaid
bearing date the 9th day OF June 1921. ~
AND YOU ARE HEREBY FURTHER NOTIFIED that all
Deposo under said Agreement Of the 9th day Of June 1921 who
shs before the seventh day Of November 1884, exercise
ths right withdraw the and by their
certificates deposit under and in accordance with said
Agreement the 9th day Of June 1921 (Which will include the
cipa Of withdrawn shall be deemed to have ssented
said shall bound thereby without further notice.
and t. the win Be- s,hHS J ed to se , notes and
organization and will authorized deposit their there
under.
October 4h 1921.
S2TEM.s WI ss.s ss s:s''i 9gi CITY, sxs:UEI l. rviss
W. s. s7s.lss n. 9si & fsr aAs.s s1
THE "ta'ssaI " ~:a .s..s s'.s s.* ~ r:s q CIV ,o'1
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
:. >. CoMMUrERs DELAYED.

Hundreds OF New Jersey commuters
were delayed for more than an hour last
night whom train service was stopped
because Of a broken switch. During the
delay the sale Of tickets In the Hudson
Terminal Building was discontinued II
was nece1ary to call out all available
train guards to handle the crowd that
gathered in the concourse. +,
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
cUsroM nousn nncrrrrs.

Receipts for duties at the Custom
House yesterday werc Ssso.s3a.fs. OF
which szil.ss1 20 was for merchandise
witnorawn rom bonded warehouses and
ss7s.ss4ss for recent inportat,ons.
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MOLINE PLow COMPANY

To the hodrs u ee6ea f dspeh Of the Farsrs kesn end
Trust Company sned under the Asss
dated August 1921 for sseend preferred stock s Mehas
. fisv Company;
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the undersigned Committee
adopted plan tor the
ton OF Moline Pow Company and has filed thereof with
The Farmers Loan and Trust Company the Depoary OF tc
Committee, where the may be inspected by you
Holders OF certificates Of deposit will be eoneiuy presumed
have assend said plan and unless within
from the date Of this notice they file with the Deposary notice
writing OF their dissent hereirom and withdraw from the Stock
holders Protective Agreement accordance with the provisions
thereof
New Yori, October 5th, 1921
E. ADRIANcE,
RUrHvEN A. woDELI. Cksk.s..
n
MeADoo. Z FRANKLIN. ceuns,. A
Exshanss N Csnnitss
n wnisa Ssssa Nsy yssk City.
The New York herald., 1921-10-05
MOLINE FLOW COMPANY

NOTICE THAT AGREEMENT DATED THE nth DAY OF
MAY. A. D. 1884, HETWEHN THE cREDITORS coMMII-
TEE AND TIN MoLDEaS AND AMP, Owners OWN & GT NOTES TIES
MOLINE PLoW COMPANY. HAS BEEN DECLARED oPEK.
AIIvE AND THAT a PLAN OF HEoRoAkIzATIoM HAS HAS
BY SAID AGREEMENT. g4s .,.
Ts ss and ssA
P... .s. e.p.ahe.. Dspees. ssnasr y. :srss.::.
dated q Nay A. D. 1921. bsswsa FrAak O. Wet
.sr. Ralph Van v,<Asn. EisnA D. Hsbsst G. MseAea.
s !:' z. s..-:! y..s.. c. AsI't si.s. + A.:s ..i
elais and snd all sAsr demands
ssy asanse she Msias Psw Company. nKsais
esSpsFAis. Dspssissss snasr saA Asvssnsat
you AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED that
under agreement 9Th Of p 1921 BY and
between Frank O. Raph Van Veehen Edmund D. Hull
BERT C. E. Mitchell r. Bart E. A. Potter Jr Samuel Vauean
Alfred l. Aiken Festus Wade C. T. Jafray and C. Coffin and
al any against the Mene Pow Company
Deposo under said the Committee
declaring the said operative
and the said Committee in acting for the Depositors
hereunder and
YOU AND EACH or YOU ARE HEREBY FURTHER
NOTIFIED Plan OF Reorganization has been prepared and
approved BY said Committee copy of which Plan Of
Reorganization Reorganization Agreement prepared in
ngs Bank IS West Monroe Street Chicago Dposary and may
there be inspected by and each Of you; and
YOU AND EACH OF YOU ARE HEREBY FURTHER
NOTIFIED time from hereof will be
given you notify the Committee Of and deliver the
Committee in writing the objections hav. such plan
Of such depositors do file objections writ
will and that unless within thirty days from the date
the Creditors Agreement bearing
the 9Th day Of May 1921 heretofore signed by will be
eoncuc have ssened and the
ganization plan and agreement
D..~>
The New York herald., 1921-10-05

The irvine National Bank has been an.
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