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notice. OF MORTGAGES Fo8ECLoS-
URE SALE

Default having been made in the
terms Of the mortgage described below.
by reason of the failure OF the mort
thereby when due or at all and the mort
gage electfng to. all sums secured by
said mortgage are now declared due and
Now therefore. notice is hereby given
thai that certain mortgage. made. exc
cuted and delivered by David German
gaeors. to John c. McWilliams lno~ de-
ceased) as nortEasee, dated November
18th. 1918. and fled for record in. the
Grand rorks County, North Dakota on
Nov. e. 1918. and there recorded il
Book 142 Of Mortsaees,at Page 24s
pre Mll, be IN f1 sssh gort bx = s.ss s Of .tee
after described. at the front door of the
court house. 10 the City n County OF
the 3rd day Of April. 1852. at t. hour
Of : O'clock In the afternoon Of that day
to satisfy the amount due en- such mort:
gage on the day of sale. h premises
will be sold to satisfy the same ara To-
Gated in the Connty of Grand Forks.
State of North Dakota. ana dsscribed-as'
follows. to-wit:
The southwest quarter. and the reast{
half OF Section 9; and the south hail.
and the southwest qnartsr.of the north
northwest quarter. and the southeast
quarter Of the northwest quarter Of.
and the west half Of the omar,
ter, and the s~outhesHt quarter q thsi
southeast quarter of Section :. N in,
except railroad right OF way.
There will be due on such MORTGAGE
on the day of sale the sum Of $16,7i1.y7.
besides the costs and disbursements OF
this foreclosure.
Dated this goth day of February, 1874
GEORGE p. McWILLIAMS.
As Administrator of the Es-
late OF John c.. McWiuiam2.
Deceased,
Assignee by Operation Of
Law Of the Mortgage.
MURPHY & TONER.
Attorneys for Assignee -
of Mortgage.
Grand Forks. N. D.
{ Feb. IS: Mar. 4-11-1S-25: Apr.s1.)
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NVIITHIlSSiVN
(T7erald March 4-l1-1S-S5,)
NOTICE TO

The Board Of Education Of Special
School District No. Is Of Park River.
County Of Walsh and State of North Da-
kota, will receive bids for the erection
and completion of a three-story brick
and stone trim school building at the
oaise Of G J. Mauritson. clerk Of the
Of March. 1922.
Bids will be received for the plumb
ing. heating and ventilating for the
same time and place.
Each bid is to be accompanied with a
certified check in the sum Of SO OF the
amount Of the estimate. said check to be
made payable to Thomas Johnson. presi-
dent of the board. and the same is to be
forfeited by the bidder to Special School
kota, should the bidder fail to furnish
bonds, as required by law, within ten
days from the date of awarding con-
t rae , or Otherwise fail to properly exc
Plans and specifications will be on file
with the clerk at Park River. North Da-
kota, also at the Builders Exchange at
Exchange at Fargo. North Dakota;
Builders Exchange at st. Faul, Mime
sofa: Builders Exchange. Minneapolis.
North Dakota, on and after Wednesday,
the 18th day Of March.
The Board reserves the right to ac-
cept any one particular bid or reject
any one or all bids.
Note that two bids will be required,
n for the building proper. the other
covering plumbing. heating and zen
tilAting complete.
By. order Of the Board of Education
Special School District No. IS. Park
River. North Dakota.
Dated Park River. North Dakota, this
9Th day OF March. 1899.
THOMAS JOHNSON.
President.
JOS. BELL DeREMRR.
Architect.
Herald March -le.1s.1a.ss,c
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HELp-sAl!ESMEN.

SALESMAN = TO COVER LOCAL.
territory selling dealers. Guaranteed
SALARY OF 800 week for right man.
The Commercial RAdium Co. Fifth
y Bldg, . YORK. ~.
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Attorney for Execution Creditor.
Grand Forks. N. D.
(E'eb. 1926, March 4-11-18.)
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r TO
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.

STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA, }
County OF Grand Forks.
County Court
In the matter of the estate Of Anond r.
Omltd,- also known as Andrew q.
Omli, deceased:
Notice i!s hereby given by Thomas o.
Omlid and Andrew 6. Omlid, testament
airy administrators OF the estate OF
Anond T. Omlid also known as Andrew
T: omli, deceased to the creditors Of.
nd an persons having claims asaist
Necessary vouchers. to the said Thonas
Thompson. N. D.. within six months
after the first publication of this notice.
Dated this nth day Of February. 1875.
THOMAS O. OMLID,
ANDREW G.. OMLID,
| Testamentary Administrators
OF the estate OF Anond +.
Omlid, also known as Andrew
T.. Onnlid. deceased.
8. LEAMICH,
Attorney for Testamentary,
Administrators, 1900
Thompson. N. D..
(Heralc Feb. 1895: March 4-l1.)4
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LEGAL NOTICES
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.
County of Grand Forks.

In county COuFI
In the matter Of the estate OF Grace
Gillette Wells, deceased:
On reading and filing the petition Of
George r. Wells. executor Of the estate
Of Grace Gillette Wells. deceased. REPRE-
senting among other things, that he has
fully administered said estate, and
praying that a time and place be fixed
for examining M allowing the account
Of his administration. and for the as
signment Of the residue Of said estate to
heirs:
It is ordered. that said account be ex-
amined, and petition heard, by the judge
Of this court on Tuesday, the 2sth day
of March. a. D. 1922, at 10 o'clock A. M,
at Grand Forks in said county.
And it is further ordered. that notice
hereof be given to all persons interested,
by publishing a copy Of this order or a
citation for four successive weeks prior
to said day or hearing, in the Grand
Forks Herald. a daily newspaper printed
and published at Grand Forks in said
county.
Dated at Grand Forks, N. D.. this cath
day of February, A. y. 1929.
BY the Court.
COURT SEAL) L. X. HASSELL,
Judge Of County Court
(Herald Feb. 26: March 4-11-1R)
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FOOT SPECIALISTS.

DIR. J.. c. ANsoN. FOOT SPECIALIST.
Tired, aching feet relieved Instantly.
Insrovins nails and buniors treated.
Corns and Warts ,rernoved. Patnless
treatment. Arches III stock to ut all
feet. Over DRUG STORE. "3rd and De-
MefB Ave. Phone 1850.
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Hof1CE 10 c11DExo1s
STATE OF NORTH DAKOTA.

County Of Grand Forks. e.
In County Court
In M matter Of the estate OF G01fick
Holton. deceased:
Notice Is hereby given by Julfus
Holton. executor Of the estate OF Guliicf
and all persons haVing claims aGnansf
said deceased. to present their. WITH a.
nccessary vouchers. to the said Guilick
hoiton. by leaying the same with lis
Block, Grand Forks. North $500.
within six months after the ffrst puh-
LEGATION Of this notice.
DATED Grand Forks. N, D.. MaruA {
JULIUS HoLroN.
Atecutne.
March k-1l-11-1Sl
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Hous1rs FOR RENT

7 HOUSES FOR RENY .
ALL MODERN GROOM HOUSE FOR
rent. 7o8 4th Ave. Apply tai End.
All modern. Phone 33o7-J.
GOOD HOMES FOR RENr-IoHN q
Boe CO. Phone II.
HOUSES FOR RENT. q. A. FI.Ap.
land. Phone e62W.
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Joe Choynski. the veteran boxer.
says there is more force in a straight
18Th than there is in q swinging
blow.
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Cut the picture On all four tdea.
Then carefully fold dotted line ! IN
It's entire length, Then dotted line J
n so on. Fold each section Under
meath accurately. When completed
turn over anu you'll hnd a SURPRISING
result. save the pictures
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w. III. Kelsey

{ ROOM HOUSE, FULL BASEMENT,
three acres Of garden land in city. %
per cent cash. balance terms First
MINI, - .
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FURNTTURE.

FURNITURE.
SECOND HAND FURNITURE STOVES
Anything bought, sold. exchanged. Nc
Kenzie. los s. Third st. Phone $50.
Fine Upholster1ng and Repairing. Fur
niture and China Packing for Ship
PING. N. ". Furniture Co. Phone 211W.
We call n repair furniture, upholater-
ing and Grating don at reasonable
pflces. Phone 2371-J. T.. Brown.
| WE BUY, SELL, NEW, SECOND. HAND
furniture, stoves. N. W. Furniture
Co., 3eS 8. 3rd. Phone 211-W.
| WE BUY AND SELL SECOND HAND
furniture and stoves. A. r. Schave,
S04 s. 3rd 81. Phon 62S-J.
sale. Call 35S7.
The New York herald., 1922-01-26

dairy tubs, finest, 3I@Ssc.; good to prime,
32lza30c. common TO fair. a6g3lc,; ladies',
&c. seconds. 23c; lower grades. 2l@22Ac.; (;
a2lkc.; No. 2. 2olAa2ic.; lower grades.
CHEEsE-New York State flats. held
specials, 22Is9231zc. fresh specials. 20lkq
Die: average run. fresh. 20c.: State twins,
2oilc.: average run 2oc.; wisconsin. double
Daisies. colored fancy, 2l12lAc; single
Daisies. colored. fancy. 2l@22c.; Young
Americas, 2iAg22c.: State skins. 4117c.
EGGS-Fresh gathered. extras dozen. 561
57c.; extra firsts, 5fn55c. firsts. 52W53c.;
seconds, i0To1c.: dirties, regular packed, NO
fair TO choice, dry. 29N3ic. refrigerator
eggs. firsts. 31T32c. seconds. 2sm30c. white
eggs. refrigerator. 25a35c. fresh. nearby
ana nearby Western hennery whites, extras.
64c.: extras firsts G2g63c.; frsts. 5oG6lc.;
nearby gathered whites firsts TO extra firsts,
5oG6Sc.; under grades. 5on5Ic. pulets eggs.
4tqt6c, Pacific Coast. whites. extra firsts.
G3W64c. puiets. graded smallest out. 4s@
Soc; unassefted. 4i@46c.: other Western and
southern, gathered whites. 52n6lc.; nearby
and nearby Western hennery browns. extras,
$4,000: nearby brown and mixed colors,
gathered extras. 5e957c.; firsts to extra
POT PcTAToEs-Maine. 1so lbs. s4.25ateo:
1855 lbs. S3.TJa4.l5: state, $50 lbs. So s0p
4.4o: 1875 lbs, s3;5oa4: 100 lbs. s3.s5aa.5o;
Jersey. baske., si.756D2.50; Delaware and
Maryland si.65 al ,75 yams. Virginia, bbl..
$3.25mi.5o: anise. Louisiana, bbl., s2.5oM3;
Artichokes.
POULTRY. DREssED--FREsH KILLED
Chickens. Western broilers, boS, 25m3ic.:
fryers. 25ff31c. small roasters. 2Jg32c.; 4
his. 26T3tc. large. 2IT35c.; stays, 20T2dc. ::
Western. bbls.. dry. packed, ! lbs. 2tq33c. :;
lbs, 23a32c.; 3A lbs, 2lmaNc. lbs.
2ofleic. stays, 1sd2Jc. FOwLs--f,oxes, 10
T33c.; bbls.. dry. 1sd3ec. old cocks.
1sT2rc. capons, Jersey, 33qf5oc.; Western.
9oI42c. TURKEYS = Western. 5i654c. ;
Southern and southwestern, 50n53c.; poor
10 good. 35IiSc; old toms. 39@4oc.; old
hens. 4ini5c. DrCKS--western. fntted. 20
0b33c.; average. 2in29c. GEEsE-Westcrn.
fatted. 23T2Tc.: average. 20n23c. SQUADS
White dozen. Sg.50fD13 GuTNEAS, pair.
soc. Grsi RABBITS-Cottontails pair, 3oT
50c. Jacks. pair. I5c.Gsi
POULTRY. IIvE-FOWLS-Frelg cfSD
cTc.: express. 24d2sc. CffICKENS-Freight
c3126c.; express. 24M2sc; OLD ROSTERS
Freight. 15c. TuRKEYS-Frezht. soc. !:
express, foc. DucKs-Freight. goc. Long
Island. spring. dic.: express. 30d32c; Mus
convey. 1lc. GEESE-Freight, 1sn2ic.. ex-
press. aoT23c. swAN-l3c. PIGEONS
Pair. i00iac GUlNEAS-rair. i0ri1c.
rtABBITS--22ff1Bc.
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PROPOSALS.
TIE NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN Ann
o,r,,IfFokD o,mr,MnTFokD RAILROAD COMPANY.
AGENT.

A. ~ r,r-,- =. AtENT.
~. M. KlCE, General Purcha sing rant
j. Pursuant 70 the regulations 81 *.
terstate Commerce Commission prssrriinN
~ its order dated October @, 1910, in Docknt
TX Parte No. "a, The New York Nav
Haven and Hartford Railroad Conpsn nv
hereby requests bids. and hereby gives no.
ueo that X VIII receive bids for: Require
&C, to be ordered as required during yea r
ending December 3ist, 1922, IN accorcancs
with the specifications hereinafter described
:. Bids must be submitted and addressed
70 the undersigned, at his office. by IL
o'clock noon, Eastern Standard Time, OF
Tuesday. tho thlrty-first day Of January.
Bids received after that time Will not he
considered.
3. Bids must be prepared and submitted
on the forms prescribed IN the regulations
mentioned above, which forms win be fur
nished, on request, by the undersigned.
4. Tho successful bidder will be required
Serial No. 40 containing. substantially, tho
general terms and conditions A. follows )
Prices 10 be quoted II. O. II. our line OF road.
3. The right is reserved to rcjeot any and
all bids. and to accept any part OF any one
bid.
o. Complete specifications are now on file
In the office OF the undersinned. and ssid
nod. free OF charge. during business hours
OF any business day by any persons who
may desire or propose 10 submit bids. and
upon request OF any suoh persons copies ~
said specifications will be furnished and
forwarded 70 them.
THE NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND
TIARTFORD RAILROAD COMPANY.
N. NJ RICE, General Purchasing Agent.
New 1iavon, Conn.
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PRODUCE.

AprLEs-wanencr. bbl, sG07; wealthy.
seS7: None such. s5fp7; King. sa.1o1
York Imperial. SaeT: Grecnng, SGNii: Me
rntosh, 5000: Baldwin, S5ms.25; Sutton
Beauty. s'a7.5o; Northern Spy. si2: stark.
s51e: Den Davis. s3.H0,d5 80; ordinary. un-
graded. S4n5: Rome Beauty. basket, a.. rs.
Ncwtown Pippins. Western. box, s.. eHef3.50
Jonat than, u. O.. box. So .2Jn2.1j. Mcintosh.
81 .f0f73. 10; Stayman Winesap. S2n3.lO: Wine-
SAP. s2n3.s5: Spitzcnberg. 81 .25Gf3.T5 Rome
Beauty, SoT3.25: Delicious. ~. .o5f7a 70.
pEARs-Kieffer bbl.. siae; basket. si'a5e
ADMINISTRATORS. choice. domestic. 100 lbs.
S5.5oW5.15; White Kidney. sio Red Kidney.
40 20.
BuTTER-crcamery, highcr than extras.
soMm4oc.; extras, n2 score 3ac. firstr, 33ff
asi5r seconds 30m31isc lower grades 20
T20ibc. centralized ears. 90 score. 3lH63lc,
80 score. 33f33Mc ~ score. 32N32Nc.. s1
10 81 score, 30hd3iMc.. unsaltcd. higher
than extras, i0ilT4tc.: extras. % scorc. 80
600 firsta. 3ad3eiSc. seconds. 3od3eisc.
lower grades, cNT2nsc. held or storage.
high scoring. sid34ikc.. extras. a2ikI37lkc
firsts 9ia32c.; seconds, 2oG3o'sc.; state
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Pacific GAS AND ELECTRIC co.

FIRST PREFERRED DIVIDEND NO 30.
oRiClNA Ar PRErERRED DIVIDEND NO. 81.
The regular quarterly dividend OF si,oo
and Original Preferred Capital Stock OF the
Company VIII he paid on February 10, 1922.
20 shareholders OF record ut close OF busi-
ness January 81, 1922. The transfer books
will not be closed and checks will be ma lied
from the office OF the company In time to
reach stockholders on the date they are
payable. .
icc-Prcsidcnt and Treasurer,
San Francisco. California.
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Continental Paper & Bag Mills
The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Co.

OFFICE OF THE SECRETAKY,
baltimore, Nd, January 20. 1922.
The Board of Directors this day declared
for the six months ended December 3i'
1921 from the net earnings OF the Com
pnnv. A dividend of two CD per cent on
the Preferred Stock of the Company. pay
able March 1. 1922. to the stockholders or
record M the close of business on Febru-
airy 8. 1922.
a. w WOOI.FORD, Secretary.
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VIRGINIA Iron, Coal & Coke Co.

At a meeting of the Board Of Directors:
held on January 10Th. 1922, dividend OF
Cent i5q5) Cumulative Preferred Stock, was
declared TO stockholders OF record on febru-
ary lat 1922, same being payable on Febru-
AIRY 18th. 1922. Transfer DOCKS VIII NOT
close. .,, -
Scrip will be issued for fractional shares:
excha ngeable for stock only In muitipics OF
ono hundred t00) Mt the OFFICE OF the
Company In Roanoke, Va.
JOINSB. NEWTON. President.
The New York herald., 1922-01-26

Thinking OF buying an automobile, or
selling or exchanging pour old onef You
get quiok action in Tho Automobile Er-
ohonoe--wont I'D. Section OF THE
NEW YORK HERALD.
The New York herald., 1922-01-26

To Holders Of Certificates Of Deposit for
The Kansas City a Pacific RaiIrond Com
pany First Mortgage Four Per Cent. Gold
Bonds, issued under the Agreement. dated
April b. 1915. between the undersigned
Committee and Holders Of said Bonds who
should become parties thereto.
Notice is hereby given that tho under
sRned Committee has declared the Plan and
Agreement dated November I. 1921. for the
decentralization OF Missouri, Kansas a Texas
Railway Company operative and effective
as to tho First Mortgage -Four Per Cent.
Gold Bonds OF the Kansas City Pacific
Railroad Company.
Dated New York. January n. 1929.
EDWARD g. DELAFIEID.
Chairman.
louis NJ. CHILDs.
STUART =. FURNAN.
THOMAS q. TEMPLE.
r.. EDMUND ZACHEK,
Committee.
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THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY,
frr urtftt Aveuue

New York. N. r., January 20. 1922.
Notice n hereby given that the transfer
books Of all issued and outstanding scrip OF
The American Tobacco Company carrying
interest at the rate OF $50 per annurn Will
close at tho close OF business on February
10, 1929, for the purpose OF payment OF in-
terest thereon due March I. 1922, and will
reopen at 10 o'clock A. NJ, March ., 1922.
Checks will bo mailed.
D. M. w. HICKS. Treasurer.
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DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY
DETROIT AND PONTIAC RAILWAY COM.

The $500. 900 First Mortgage Five Per Cont.
and Pontiac Railway Company. which mature
On February lat, 1922. wiz be taken up from
tho present holders upon presentation 10 the
Central Union Trust Company OF New YORK;
so broadway, New York City Coupons will
be paid as heretofore by Tho Peoples State
Bank of Detroit. They should be detached
and deposited In the regular manner.
A. E PETERS. Secretary
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THE AMERICAN. TOBACCO COMPANY

Now York. n, y, January 25 1929
A dividend of 3co has been declared upon
the Common Stock and Common stock u of
THE AMERICAN TOBACCO COMPANY, /,
payable March ], 1922, In cash 70 stockhold-
era OF record at the close OF business Febru-
AIRY 10 1927 Checks will be mailed.
j. NJ. W. HICKS, Treasurer.
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PENNSYLVANIA WATER q powv.
E0MDAAV VVA1 A1R

pann Inc Annual Stockholders Meeting of Tho
he ''i,syvania heya M water Power Company VIII
,so, ,WSou, Pa; at II o'clock A. M. on T,,esdov
he be',Iary ca 18Th. 1922 The transfer books Viii
January o7ib ron \. ,ne close OF business ON
j.. j. ALLEN. secretn,.v
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Guaranty Trust Company of New York. Trustee

Of system embracing approximately 800
miles including main line from Chicago
to Ell Paso, Texas, connecting with the
Southern Pacific lines and the Pacific Coast
During the years of Government
control the Company reported steady
increase in both freight and passenger
density and also improved its average
freight train load.
The Company's cash position is repre-
sented as excellent and funds are now in
hand to retire the 81, SOC, 900 go Notes, due
February Ist, 1922. Net earnings after
rents available for fixed charges for 1921
December estimated) were SIC, ,6o3 900 as
compared with S2,82o,ooo for 1920.
Dividends are being paid at the rate
of 7o9zo on S29,ooo,ooo par value of Glass A
Preferred stock and at the rate of 6oo
on S25,ooo,ooo par value Of Glass B
Preferred stock.
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pnorosAts FOR Portland censnt--eealed

PROPOSALS FOR Portland cemsnt--eeaed
proposals will bc received at the OFFICE Of
me General Purchasins officer, The Panama
A. m. February 2. 1922. at which time thsy
will be opened In public for furnishing tis
aforementioned material. RIanks and In
may be obtained from this Offlco or ihs
Officers Of the Assistant Purcha sing hront,
"a state street, New York city, and Go6
Common Street. Now Orleans, La, alao from
the United States Engineer offices In inc
principal cities throughout tho United statnn.
A. l.. FLINT. General Purchasing Agent
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I'VE STOCK AND MEAT PRICES.
EXPORTS FROM NEW yoRN.

f:yrorts from New York Yesterday were
Wheat. di0,.2i bushels. corn, 1873 $50 bush
cis; hacons. 22n.n00 pounds lard. 227 go
POUNDS. flour. 25,2ls sacks; cottonserd OH
1900 pounds oatmeal i25 barrels iuhricat
Ing oil, eG.25O gallons; alcohol, 350 barrels.
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DIVIDENDS AND INTEREST.
'REssED STEEL CAR COMPANY

Nov. YORK, Jan. 20. lv22.
pRErERRED DIVIDEND NO. %.
quarterly dividend OF Ono Dollar
soventy-five cents tSi.15) per share win be
paid February 2s, 1922. 70 Preferred Stock
Ii. u. swARTz. Treasurer.
The New York herald., 1922-01-26

u. s. ENGINEER OFFICE, NORFOLK, VA.
Sealed proposals will be received hero un-
III IL NJ. Fob. 23. 1922, and then opened. for
dredging In Onancock River, Va, aud IN the
bar at the mouth of tho river. Further ~
formation on application.
The New York herald., 1922-01-26
Guaranty Trust Company Of New York

ToUMANIANZ, Edward--G. .Schlairer 1.0Ti.91
UNGER, Abraham-Fashion Shoe
UNIVERsAI NV ms, Inc AFRO spEciIAiTY i'''V
CORP Il. G. Spaulding q al..... 231.97
Abranams-J. ID. wesiwawy. o1G.e5
vALLUM. Marie A.-central Leas-
wEIsBtRG, Nathan. Henry FER Fer $500
kauf and Samuel Kempner-i. NJ.
WOLF, Robert-c. 'Hiiihi. Hirsch. 1870
WILLsTAEDT & GRoB. INC.-C.
wEIsBERG, isidor I.ucilie Waist
coJ-N. Friesching ..,.....,..... .50.ao
ai.......... ................ s31 40
WHEELER. sarah A. and Samuel
Wright Fox Co. Tnc........1.,. Goeo2
YoLLEs. Harry. Charles Gavalos.
Sam Salomon and Samuel Green
bcrg-Merchants Credit Unlon.. so9o0
BRoNN.
BERGMAN, Felix TT. IIeiibrun.. 81 -
sAMtmL. Joseph 1'aoa - -
EiGHTH z; LAY, Aw; y; Ri X @ Go.rn; 7 Leida 10000
Arryris ....s.....,......... o77os2
Travellers Ins,irance Co. 5.425.45
CHURMER. Louis-Lange a. Kalin.
suDBRiNK. wiiiiam-c o. Gunther 4i51 90
SANTOI1A. Sanfifado. and Anton-
ette Basilice-People State OF ". Y. 2,500.00
SATISFIED JUDGMENTS.
The first name is that of the debtor. the
second Is that of the creditor and date when
judgment was filed.
MANHATTAN.
GtEENGoLD, Samuel, and Benja.
min Greenholtz = Regal Garment
Mfg. o., Inc: Jan. 10, ip22.. s262.35
MARINE RECORD. INC.-McDevitt-
Wilson's. Inc. Jan. 4, 1922 IVA
catedD ........ ....I... .....s ol3.I2
scH1NDLER. IIenry-M. pfeifer;
Feb. I, 1921. 1928
RECTORY, Churchwardens, &C..
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Issued under Equipment Trust Agree
ments between the Director-General of
Railroads, the Chicago, Rock Island and
Pacific Railway Company and the Trustee.
Through supplemental agreements, 33159o
of the Notes of each maturity originally
issued are to be stamped as subordinate in
lien to the above prior lien notes.
These, s4,6oo,4oo notes constitute the
entire first lien Indebtedness on equipment
costing originally S8,II7,ooo. This equity,
together with the two annual installments
which have matured, give these notes
present cash equity of over 429o.
Secured by prior lien on the following
standard railway equipment:
$500 Acton Box Cars
20 Light Mikado Locomotives.
10 Switching Locomotives.
TIE Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific
Railway Company directly operates lines
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UNITED STATES TREASURY STATEMENT.

spcciorD Dispatch to TunN yoaKI
bureau
c5.J
The New York herald., 1922-01-26
ELECTIONS AND MEETINGS.
NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF
BONBRIGHT& 3 COMPANY. INC6RpOR A Txn

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING OF
STOCKHOLDERS OF
BONBRIGHT& q COMPANY, INCORPORATED
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meetlng OF the stockholders OF BONRRIGIiT
4 COMPANY. INCORPORATED. New
YORK Corporation, will no held at tho office
OF the company, No. rs Nassau Street. New
YORK City. on the Sth day of February, 1922.
az WE'VE o'clock noon. for the purpose OF
erecting directors and for tho transaction OF
before said meeting
a. =. AIGELTINGER, Secretary.
New York. January 0, 1922.
NOTICE Is hereby given that the annuaS
=, mE,et,ng q OF tho Stockholders OF NATIONAL
GALWAY APPLIANCE COMPANY viii hs
NED ,., at the principal office of the Con,nany'
ry lily East Eorty-second Street. Borourh az
seventh day OF February. Nineteen Twen,y.
.wo, az ten O'Clock in tho forenoon. for ~.
purpose OF electing Directors for the onsutns.
s.,a, sear ana Tor the transaction OF suoh otha,.
u,n,,,s pus'ness as may properly come before fbe
FRED G. j. DELL e>cr..-
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$4,69O,4OO
Chicago, Rock Island & Pacific Railway Company
6% Equipment Gold Notes
6% Equipment Gold Notes
Dated January IS, 1920

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