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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-06
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses FOR sale.
ISLE HOME We have for sals a hne

TfNE HOME-Wc have Tor sale A me
" room an modern home. just being
flashed This home ia located ln a nice
residential section nnTthwpsf part %
cIfv The d0wnssairF has living room
across entire Width 70 house. with din
frg rorm and kitchen. n full front porch
and enclosed back porch also - barrel
cfztrrn. closet chute and built ln Kitchen
cabinet double heor upstairs and
down. oak noor and trim in living
room and dining room second hoor
has 9 bedrooms with clothes closets 0f
f1rh bedroom. ThIs home is a rare
targn 40 5000 ~ can De bought for
@ down payment ~ $1,000
VIZ CAN also offer "a duplicate OF this
home ln south part ~ city.
HERE rs YOUR CHANCE To AVOID
HIGH RENT-A home for $500. We
ere Offering a hne room bungalow 3le
miles from center. JUST oh Niles road.
l1r Che sum ~ Si4O0 Size ~ Tot. 1jKl3O
81 Small payment takes g. balance
sf5 mDuthly real bargain
=. BOWMAN STA partly modern
room hOues with barn. This house
is located iu hue neigh borh0od. close
10 car and paved street; enclosed back
porch and f0ored attic For small al
dltiouai expense this home can De mad.
thoroughly modern turnout size ~
lot. f0xl6j r. Price 5000 Terms
NORIHERN INDIANA REALTY CO.
226 Farmers Trust. Main 7J3
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-06
WARMING!

The worldwide success Of ( efa-
i've Beaver Board has caused
many limitations to spring up.
Some dealers offer these imita-
tons as Beaver Board But
don't be misled. Genuine BeGDsr
Board is the only real mama
featured lumber made entirely
from HeD spruce fbTes! 1t is
made only by The Beaver
Products Company, Inc, of
Buffalo, n. Y. The Beaver
trademark on the back Of every
panel is your guide to permanent
satisfaction!
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-06
NoRTHwES-

MUST SACRIFICE A REAL HOME
FOR A SMALL FAMILY. FIVE
ROOMS. . BEDROOMS, GOOD
BASEMENT, FURNACE; GOOD
SIZED LOT, GARAGE. = BLOCK
FROM STREET CAR. A WON
DERFUL OPPORTUNITY. PRICE
$500: 500 DOWN. MAIN HISS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-06
Lots for Sale

CORNER LOT-For sale. Axis. I
quire nj 2319 W Sixth st, Mishawak
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-06

ROOM. ALL MODERN NEW
BUN Allow HARDWOOD
FLOORS THROUGHOUT; FULL
BASEMENT, WITH DRAIN. GOOD
. LARGE LOT; CLOSE
20 CAR LINE. SCHOOL AND
STORES. PRICE $3.50 5000 DOWN
CALL MAIN 1873 FOR APPOINT
MENT
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-06
Mr.. RENTER
BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD

Mr. RENTER
BE YOUR OWN LANDLORD
Rent Upper Heated Apartment
Large Rooms and Bath
And Lee Your TENANT
Paw FOR Your Home
. NEWLY BUILT MODERN DUPLEX
TYPE HOUSES - Immediate nos
session. eight large rooms and
baths; lots graded and terraced, size
4fXl32 feet improvements iu and paid
Tor. Sales price only 800. down pay
ment $50; monthly payments, SO. In
Guiding interest SRA rht contracts
Location. southern Douglas Az. near
stores schools and churches. car line
one BLOCK within easy walking dis
tance Of our largest industries. New
American residential district or good
families. where distinctive homes pre-
dom iuste Please don't DELAY IN
NESTIGATE TODAY FREE AUTO
SERVICE for housing inspection. Call
Lincoln I105 mornings from % II
NJ. evenings 10 D. n. OF write
q. i PROU
ISIS DOUGLAS Az
SOUTH BEND. IND
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-06
pIx ROOM BUNGALOW

HOP ~ Johnson ST. Built two
Years Has living room den or
bedroom. dining room. Kitchen. .
other bedrooms. bath. aItlr. large
basement with Holland furnace.
corner lot. brick porch Cannot
10 duplicated nc uear the price.
$3.50 on terms
WILLIAM HAPP
Healtor
~ s. Main So. Phone Lincoln loT1
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-06
Packet in Closet

Packed fin the unused cIbby-hole
was the dead body Of a little girl,
savagely hacked into eight pieces.
That was the beginning Of the
Mystery Of the Little Girl with
Blue Eyes'-not movie nor a Sc
rial story but a real life tragedy
and one Of the most battling prob
lens that has confronted the police
of Paris for many years.
All Paris ponders the mystery.
Police. reporters and amateur de-
tectives search vainly for a clue.
Tales of Edgar Allan Poe, com
bining horror with detective ro-
nance. are being recalled in con
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-06
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
For suitable South Bend property. los
acres. fine farm, good buildings, nearly
an under cultivation except few
acres low pasture. all stock tools and
grain and cut wood for a years use
20 with farm. The stock is all good
. horses. cows. 10 hogs. 100 chickens
and numerous tools; fully equipped
farm In running condisiOn: 80 acres in
growing grain. some clover and alfal-
"A Location ideal one mile small
town OF COO people, Is miles South
Bend. Price 80 600
- acres u extra good Burr oab
land. on the Buchanan paved road
Is minutes drive from South BEND
Good @ room fouse, some Outbuildings
fruit. Price, Sl5J per acre.
VOIGT & BRADFORD
L-51f1
20l2 Citizens Bank Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-06

FOR EXCHANGE.
We have a fine heavy timber land farm
or 90 acres for sale or exchange. This
place Is well improved An ideal coun-
try home.
GARN BROS
Main 263i GO Farmers Trust Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-06
REAL ESTATE For SALE
Lots for sale
WHTTCONR a. KELLER
hnLnr- NO IL - II
Real Estate For Exchange

I HAVE II room cement block fat mod
ern. that ] viii exchange for vacant
lots or 40 acres OF land as part pay
mrut Also have cash buyer for 40 20
100 acres good land within T. miles ~
South Bend. &. W Crum & Son, 22t
Farmers Trust Bldg. Main I53.
FOR TRADE-1J lots aud store bldg. for
n good 20 acre farm See Roberts, los
Dean Bldg. Open evenings.
FARMS FOR EXCHANGES acres, 40
acres. - acres. 1O acres. 1T3 acres. No
Information given over the telephone
Write or can in person = j. Clark &
Son. $50 Farmers Trust Bldg. L-52Jl,
L-62SG
40 ACRES OF land to exchange for lot or
lots: must be clesr. Lincoln 1917 or
$40 r. South st.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-06

List your property with
GARN BROS
Tor quick sale
Main 2d3l- tJ2 Farmers 'rruai BLDG
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-06
BUTCHER MURDER
OF CHILD ROLLS
PARTISAN POLICE
Dismembered Corpse DiscOv-
cred in Cabinet Under
meath Cinema House.
PARIS. Nov Murder

PARIS Nov. Murder"
The word re-echoed up and down
the aisles OF the empty motion pic
ture theater. 1t was as IL a phan-
tom audience read 80 with muted
lips from the caption of a horror
see.
only an hour before real films
had spun genuine thrill fiction be-
fore the big eyes OF the susceptible
Parisians.
AL that seemed silly play now.
Two men, one Jremblingly holding
an electric torch borrowed from an
usherette. stood TRANSPORTED before
a small closet under the stage. They
had just thrown open the closet
door
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-06

CHECK UP YOUR USE FOR
BEAVER BOARD. HOME USES:
Walls and ceilings throughout
houses, bungalows, summer
homes and cottages. Finishing
the attic. Dining room IUGinSeOts-
Beamed ceilings. Lining sun
porches and garages. Covering
Up ola plaster. Remodeling large
rooms into more but smaller
quarters. Puttizg extra TooFT1s
In Uostc space. Buildi1g-in bath
rooms. Additions. Tiled ICain-
scots for kitchens and bath
rooms. Sheathing for small
houses. Building UDoTkrooH1 or
laundry in basement. Cellar par
titionS.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-06
CITY OF SOUTH BEND. INDIANA. DE
PARTMENT OF PIRIIC WORKS

Attested Veronica G.. Sweeney,
Clerk Of Board. Nov. Al
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-06

Wanted-Real Estate 50
WANTED TO BUY-Large house. suit
able for rOOmers must he bargain for
cash can Lincoln PASS
IMPROVED PROPERTY WANTED.
OF the city. You Will do well 10 list your
property with US
LOUIS G. PALMER & co.
40 Union Trust Bids Main 1I6o
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-06

Attested Veronica C. sweeney.
Clerk OF the Board Nov. All
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-11-06

GENUINE BEAVER BOARD IDENTIFIED BIZ lie BEAVER TRADE MARK
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0lv,oeNps pecLAReo

N Aasv,can storea cowpNny quarterly Si
\ ccr,inon snd quarterly ~ Per cont 6n
era i ''sscS ss:cSrd p March s:sisd H. 'A'se' Apf'
March 'i'sss'rs g :seSH sss q
ssId,s f'Sgssaf'u wsa 'ut,Hili..s Company, quarterly
g t.,Sss C Sii'Gs Il 'ssss.0' H.
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ss;'s: \ s;,ss ss%Drny Ss..9Sss hs sa s,:l.,
-. eesrps os ss,oots. psva6'e Ii. scrip, and ~
cent on c2mrTr,ST' T,y'a pHsynns na.. " o%Cmms, %
Rsoctt Rsocct,ck cf record March i5:,
.psyi p 70 .,Sss tSs'y 81 i,co-a ri p.rss" ss"
Say,mSsss Powder COMPANY, quarterly o pet
s:n.! .!,SSsrS Sa ~ February @ ss. !" - '.'oN
snysss 9s: SeM2sS Mss i';annrs, g. ass:srss =
tsS-unsSfys Mines. Ltd. poc on. bankers trps,
..Esacates for Amer'c,n shsrsy payabt
ISruSry ~ to stcck Of record February .?
United IA Sc Se" o., preferred. pavabis March I.
And .,;onai Candy Cor,panv .emi-annuaJ az
asnt on common ard st mi i.annval ~ PEI
1sa a"sE ssios "l IpscdsS ps sssri Il
~ stionai Lead Compsry. quarterly I Y per
en-, on soTmso,ns' ION IEsssso's March 81 to 'tSsi'
Il i.eSTd, Tseeth TEseetr,d Company. quarterly o.
HSacHs HSsasrs.s Truck and Motor Corpora tlon, divi:
~ for year ahead a. onnua -ate ~ ~. .
eesrrsass eemu Of 81. Dividends are PAYABLE Is
seSts auartsr,y March ,Hr q T. June me- 20, scr.s.
r. W. 1. June 1. September and Decsm.
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Philadelphia Markets

,o obL;.To-pts; WAbE;ATmRee.pts r. 1s9: :sai bushels: Mar
xis..$ NJ ssi,ssys n's; !; ~: :I.ss. So
quoted at the following sahsdulo OF DISCOUNTS
Mhss ss.r o. No. an$r red Sbss Ta Snses
ACC: No ,o wh ., Il lie under No. . Sample
ssS ss sSs Scr ISS,' SS % T. tHPSrs aY sss Ms
o SSss. ,J!s s:, su,
''ft:$ "ii; ss t.: 5 :
i lions: Psr lsS lbs. packed ON = Hub js9s
so sS %n,r 81 sr1sa Ii n snia
e. 81 "I sSS' s:s"
sn pa%. iHsTFo na 'K kys "s saro o1sssH ss
ossS SSyIsa9ssy sas .1s hd ss ss' ksu:: /" .s.
:SSk ossS sSISnsd sss loose DO. a.
smoked. Ise; BELLIES. in pickle. loose. tic:
;ssS
sss sSs fancy;
e g .sf j. special brands higher: tsir 10 good.
S'S seds-rur.Aer Jus . advanced i've. on fine
S 4ss ssscSs: sss1 s"s
1- as M i., sr'ss Sc: Sc:
Ping sEles o, ssndsd sSs' e gstsie1s ~ isSsy
20 G GfMEEsEgt;ss;n'y f1ffE m held. New ro,.. xAs...
$S!ss :s.s
held goods. ESQ 2ac.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-16
BUTTER. EGGS AND CHEESE

N~W York. Fab. Ia 6--BUTTER---Stead ADV
higher than extras. 8s q SEC: creamery, ex.
tras, a2 scors 8sc: creamery. hrsts. S6 TO 81
EHGS--RTm, Receipts. 20.l0S cares.
Fresh gathered. frsts. 8s84oo, others un.
CHEEsE--FIrm. Receipts. lI47 boxes.
state. whole milk. hats. fresh. rnecials. 10 10
mrk, nats, tre'h specials, goa Gle: GS.
average run. l8m state. whole milk, fresh,
loi.c.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-16
BANK or ENGLAND
REDUCES DISCOUNT
Rate Cut to 4N Per Cent
Lowest Since Outbreak
Of War

London. Feb. 16.--The Bank Of Eng.
land today reduced its rate Of discount
to AZ per cent.
The reduction was made possible pri.
narily by the recent large reduction In
the Governments floating debt and cur.
rency circulation, which contributed to
the plethora Of funds In the money mar
ket. permitting the placing OF treasury
bills at lower rate and the suspension
Of the s per cent bond issue:
For long time, the banks minimum
rate has been out Of proportion TO- the
market rates. The advance In New
York exchange, assisted by larger In
vestment OF American funds here re.
moved one Of the adverse conditions IN
the financial situation.
Discount rates have been markably
weak during the last few days and only
a slight adjustment will be necessary to
meet the revised minimum rate.
The discount rate of the Bank Of
England has been 5 per cent since No.
vernber 3 last, when Il was reduced from
the 51s per cent rate established on
the p, eceding July 81. Today's action
was forecast in London dispatch last
night in which It was pointed out that
the treasury had suspended. temporarily.
It's issue o. 8 per cent treasury bonds.
The highest rate was reached In Au.
gust. 1914. nfter the outbreak Of the
World War. when It was set at 10 per
cent, which had only been equaled on
two previous occasions. those Of the
panics Of 1857 and 1880. Since then
the rate has fiuctuated, but the figure
| set today Is the lowest since the out
, break Of the war.
Washington. Feb. 16.-I,etluctin OF
. the red:scount rate by the Bank Of
England was expected by Treasury Of.
ficials to be without reaction In this
country. Some officials were OF opinion
| that no decided movement of rediscourt
rate in this country would occur until
tfc bonus question was finally dispose
Of and its effect upon the financial sit
uation gauged.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-16
LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

ChicaSe. Feb. 10. - CATTLE---leceipts
Early top. 10: bulk beef steers, f7Gs.lo; fat
steady: Gamers and cutters veal. TO lower
bulls stronG bulk fat she stock. -. 30 86TS
'HiiooSs-Recs'pts. $1,000 heed. Fairly ac.
averase. y' big .pscksrs hoidins back. ,Tep'
{l0 40 on 150 to $50 pound avsrases: bp X.
so,re stroneer weights. Ss. so o. 10.
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cottonseed Products Rsport

,rssast: fspci, iss tn. s months. .''!snss. ps@ics.
ss"s.hsd s.sas:aos tons; Compared iti'esa with =,
Se7, 7,i85s and on hand, tIs:sts tons eomparsd
80 pSspd; eS%rsTsd sSs s4S w',S s lss and
pSand: COMPARED with sss. .ssS. OK sGS ana 'sS y,
hand. 215, $50, +2s pounds, corpa red with
i2i toEs.;, ssSSTpa.sd With i.i2s,s!s. ana On
seSsss.s se'SSSSps snS On 'lS Ssna, is3Sssf::S VIZ
YE ss 'ssss ad'stlss SlsS
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-16
Total. u1s7e.000, compared with Sl6..
e1g. 900 yesterday. Thus far ti,is week, S38.-
Charters Filed

;sS s$ss %i:.: Si:S S's
:soek.. bonds: 81 N, LSces. X. d. hssss' % I
sa.tp% RH.i'x xrpS rss s:..S .s.s Is
T., L.. Croteau, n. 4. Bruce. &. Il. blasks
Eilm!nstoSM; lnSrsass &C., In sspItaliSation
Mich. The ,intsEststs Resli.eten Company
and Increase from $500. go to Ss, oco.oOo'
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Rr9.s.Aia-
OEPAkAMENE W rLBLiC WORk0
DCkEAC OF MlLhWAH6
: Room ,a32. City Hal

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,..D 6 ,''%'iSsfs!I ns'I Ssfs!Issa.'Sss'. afsa S'is A'D
Ssis ,sd Of psSps.as aSps:S will sSSuy 81 e iSa
s:ss; $ .f;iSSsY: FsSia4Ts Ii: iSss, tor: L; o'''sI
bssaspp fAXsSfr rAhH'i:e' srYaR' s,at Sais
usisitpSifNSas .usFHpiNa % %xSD REpAv1No xrNs,So.
HViTkiFiEp wi HEEHi" BLOCK PAVING tA.....men,
RhTo,NsThUcTI9N or pEcK-wYo.
SNa SSTsS SysNSF ASp FooEWS9 5H'WRSE WORK tc1rx r.,
sHNn AMP rooTwAY WORK psop.
SH55sHP x9skkHISss SskISs E2sHisEsYYo z2s HhiAsEEHsYYoUsHs.
HsSH|SSS sS;FVR Ss% VRSSSyS$iss's SSSyS$iss AfSssFic ssFic.
HHSHisS IHSS. SSs g sFEHE XHHEEhhsa y1ss.
%%$$SS99SSS y! \ .HSRbWs.Aks.. Aks.AS AND TREE p
PRSpa PPS6 SASs';s AsSSs';spLEs.
ss.zsD HAS Fhss0e eo&Sssr os&asrsi 1isp nvppp.
EEHMRER' EEHirNS9
@RFSf;FnFrek @Sob fHrekk HSblssEs. H%SHaeEs.
Inquire at Room FH Isi, INS'.E S'.E H.,,; v,;,u,,
WILLIAM CRAMP . Soma ANN r.:
r,.u. Sinkinr Fund Netic. etic"Ns
Fidelity Insurance. Trust ana SAFE i,sn.a!n,:: 20:
Eomr.ny. Trustee under MortsaSs OF ~!
William Cramp Sons ship and Ens;ns
sui ding Company. da,ed March. !. 1870, ,m'
Wtss tenders or proposals for bonds isslsI
rt-smption: proposals to bs ,UpsJsd AM
sSerds made on fsbruary 70. lbsS. st II
F!Dh.:iTY TRUST COMPANY. rrus,s,
ssb's3i chestnHt st., Ph!!adsiPhis, Ps.
February /. ,sMiiM r oHsF' ps''a''t
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL. DE RE.
,,cs; ed at the. Penna. viiage for Feeble
S.x, NJ. FsSraars isth. Tor the sonstfGc,icn % Si;
q cot!aass No, I and Nurses Cottals. Plan.
SN,re nf Gcorge \. Ilc'l. l70h CGeatnut III.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-16
MoNEY.IENoiNG RATES

NEW YORK--Call money easy; hish, 4
tsrsd ., ii last loan. T.. ' ' 0''
Time mons. - !lIet today with some
rate that has ruled for tho most part Of
the week. Quotations ranged at from ~
TO per cent. There WAS no agGresslVen n
on the part Of ths borrowers 70 obta In al.
tion at the established rates. Eor did thers
appear. 70 he much money availsb!e even al
the asked figure:
Aoceptsncs bills were moro sctivs Thar,
was . larger turnover than at any time Ia
more than three weeks.
PHlI.ADEl.PHlA--Fsii I. rAr cent: tine
~ CON per cert: commercial psptr thres
to six months. 81 V6& per cent.
!0ND0NI.sIonsss T. nT9. nTTS9otsS fXs FER cent.
three months bills. q rer cent.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-16
ersnch Bank Statement

y! s'I':; 's:nk ftSi Francs shows the fo!isS 10.
snsss Cold ssSc sSSd ,nsTss.sS ,nsTsssSd tsSSS SS'
f,ss ftssss in circulation decreased 200 62S 600
Sssssury SOss depos Is dec,enssd 2S, ,s2o. 600; sen
eIa:,ss eIa: es'GnT Glncl,sse i2s COS 900: advances ds
ecSpsssed ~ 40, 900: the state repaid IN,
SSsmN S0O. .O00. 900. ~.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-16
Dividerds
OFFICE OF
THE G. II. GEIST COMPANY
Land Title BUILDING

phi,adelpH,ia.. PA: February 49,. 1892.
have III. day. declared q regQ ar senii aI,ruai
a dividend Of three peT cent $500 per ii ,rs
standing. payable March I. 1925, 10 hoidsrs
o.. Of sad stock q rs%qord % a. the oSs OF busl:
rom SsSsasyy iSa: 'sGki IL w! oclSos Es Ssossl
q March 1929. at 10 O'clock a, I'll
Checks win be mailed.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-16

steady 10 strong: SELLERS mostly 90
Or; fst lambs 70 packers. saeiy. tjK
..est not sod; GOOD .hofn lam6G vtOE
,.Ir. H,..ss:sss,, sscs ,,,rs. rss. Ess isr sr..y - 5toc
SiS ~ SIs hsaSS cSS oIiFss workers. sas
0SnRskEF AND f;'Y i.xHss.R.s.,,ts. iSsD ~ ~
s'sseLy a:ssilp aas' h:ss. h,:Sc'
e.Ip:: b::s g s"TsscSi had Fsss.a caves. rssss
i2b hend. STEADY; $40 $50. ,Sz3
HOds-Recsipts. $500 head. elox, etf11R,
SiO 90 q 10. 7s;- workers. Si0.7bi rSht ~
and piss. li0.So@lo.7S: roushs. SS.S601L &
ssaHiEsf XNp LAMss-Rsesiets. 100 ~ II
Steady. Unchanged. s
Eat ~. Inuis. Feb. iG.--CATTLD--%ls.
ceipts. 1000 head. Generally stesdyi- ovaylfy
s.slpn s.sp nea,ye. 80 il; pr.e,iesiH .cr. sii
IN Sso hisSsr' tio 4S. paid Tor f1S W III
poS nSk ,.w i'S e ~ nSs SSSs
pa cker cows. 25c higher; bulk. S8@s.2S.
SHEEP--Recetpts, 1000 head Slow. bld.
ding 1T adv to strong.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-16

New York. Tsb. l0.--At q msstinE OF di.
reetSrs Of the Butt rick Company isst niEhi.
stated IN the past that . d Vidend would moi
b. oogn.id;s Sst' h, sns comptnys annasi re-.
psctea this report will be ready carly In
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WILLIAM CRAMP . sONE 1iiIS ss!G1: ~;
ENGlSE s.w ~ ibIXG ISMPHNY ""''
Special N0tieA
IstsS" Oli.e' VI the
~ lNCONE ASSlRAN( n SVNnlrA 4

tc.fo csfo&f Ssliss u s4oskxSnSSVANEss ksxxSPiSAEs
has called q speciai meeting OF itS stocH.
holdelr. to be held At the genera. ONCE OF the
sShnt"ns shs on s"1 o'h ',s BUILDING =, Rhsa:
q 1880 o'clock a. H.. for the purpose Ui
Soaps % Tor Or against an Increase Of IN.
VIVIAN rAw>TL.. Secretary.
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lYllNANcIAL
NOrICE OE kEiIENIsTI11V

IlNANl LAL
N0TICE OF kEDEMI'TION
rs hr!dsrs oi Victory Notes and eshess
Metre is hereby aiven 10 Soilsws.
- VI. or rcasmp!i,n .i "a tes Gsas
Iktvr. Nats..-Ali VI the 8N per cent e.
fIes OF United stales Of America Convertibls
Oy.u ioies o 192!.1U28. otherwise known a.
q Ir cent wie,ory Notes. ars % hereby called
'sasTs"" e4SSi" tSr Sn 'SSt as ?1
N, No. 1855. dated Arrll 81. 1919. undri
S% ssrs.s on on al Victory Sose" ~ the " psr M
ST. series II wi, SSase on said redemption
i-e ~ ns.ea and Iesmlnat!on pt Victory
eose eonxsxslon pI.x!ess,-In view q the
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ya.tms3t circular. No. .!as. the priviless .ol
convsrsion Of Victory Notes Of either series
ne ys,sTs S's, q shs oihet s;5!ss e
3qn. ~ 1922. both ine,us!ye. and on Juns
y is22 VIII terminate. Victory Notes ac'
SP:y s,s CO. y.S
made
.,S-Ds!stled information a. to the pressnta
Hen and surrender OF ~ per nj Victory
Stes for redemption n given IN Treasury
pspartment oircu,ar No. PIT. dated february
1929 copisa of which are available At the
Jrtasury and the Fadei al Nescrvs Hanks.
s..,.,,,x Ssi:,nned, 4: ". Msi1AA1S
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IAndOn. Feb. l6.--rhe failure Of Ellir 4
Co.. important stockbrokeTs, has besn an.
roynssd. ,Phs suspsn.ion has been oypscted
NsssaSl M d SndesstoSd ttsss ,tsuuj2S..
ion relative 70 the failure has been co,ii-
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!, HOTEL ARRIVALS

Hotel SeXton-Jack Johnson, L. Tor gesen, H. G. Sellers, H. E. kristlan- sen, c. s. Donald, D. J. Feelton, C. Il. Murphy, Mrs. w. H. TaulmaTn, MT. and Mrs. McFadden, c. E. Nenser, j.. Casey McDanell, s. N Cappers, Robert Evans. Tom Paiatern, MT. and Mrs. R. G. Morris, Chas Ulanky and wife. II. " Redmond OscaEJ Krause, C. M. Merrill Signy Ramsley, Miss s. Saw rid. Geo. J. Love, Mrs. c. H. Linburg, Mrs. Wm Golden.
 i Hotel Van Glider Col. H. P. War ren, F. E. Youngs, John J. Delahard, John G. Brady, w. W. Tibbs, R. c. Me Murray, Alfhild Thelin, Geo. swanson, John Garot, D. Turcotta, Theodore Johnson. c. F. Lindsay, Leo o. Dyke, iE. o. Heaton, Sur Ramsey. E. J. Me Cleerk, Mrs. John H. Coffey, C. F. I4ottsfeldt, l.. P. Corliss, Howard Beck man. l.. w. Muller, L. c. Lund, F. E. Bigelow, c. G. Lewis, J. w. Boie and wife, J. Mayfeld, O. Mayaeld, F. J. Engholm and son, MT and Mrs. Elmer iDortt, Mrs. o. A. 'Johansen, H. N. Ev- ans. Ralph V. Anderson, E. J. McClung L. M. Ramsey, R. c. Hurley, J. T. Richmond, E. A. Currie, Louis Wolfe, HI P Sullivan, Ali M. Anderson, W. J. Mcdonald, Clyde Martin, F. F. Col auist, R. N. Mover, G. M. Kyle, M. k. Gibbs, David A. Hoffman. J. J. Chls- holm. Oscar R. Hart, Dr. Wadder, l. H Oui-k, H. E. Carter, B. FitzWalll- van, w. A. English, Mrs. D. Coke Hill, Katherine N. Daugherty, Grace u. Bostwick, Louie Bostwick.
 Hotel Seward-f5 R. Whiteridge, R M. Pearson, c. P. McCreary, Ernest fSeaberg, Louis Lee, John aBrkeT and wife. Mrs Smith, R. J. Peterson, J. W. Raymond, Vera K. Tyler, Thos. W. A. Groves R. E. Martin, A. J. Zyvoloskl, and family; J. Christianson, Eugene Shary, Albert Bell, E. L. Borth, Sam Godfrey, s. Graf, Harry, Fred, Jack and James Motchmar.
 Hotel Overland-John Nelson r. Marshall, c. Assmissen, N.m. Patter- son, o. w. Neson, J. B. Byon, J. Il. Moore, M. s. Phelpss, E. Mckenzie, A. Johnson,.L. H. Happier, D. Foley, 5. tG. Rogers, J. E. Hill, Ella Angeles, D. James, Chris Mitchell, Martha. aByo, w. E.. Plank, E. Horeler, c. Dugwall, e. l.. Kennedy and wife, Anne l.. My lius. Edward Ward, F. B. Mcdonald, M. Deegan, w. LandTau, A.J. Dimond lTed Hoosk Leon Heinke, John A jRoseen, Willard Scott, Wm. McGro 1gan, MT. and Mrs. E. Miller.
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Harry, Fred, Jack and James Notch man. youthful residents of Nenana ar rived from the interior Saturday eve ming on their way to the states where they will attend school.
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RECEIVED, on S. S. Victoria, new shipment of fresh kipperd salmon. bar
 Ibecued sable, finnan haddie, kippered herring and fresh aeastren oysters
 Frye-Bruhn Co. 275-4t
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! Mrs John H. Coffey, wife of the An- chorage attorney, was among those to arrive from Anchorage Saturday eve
 ming, leaving on the Starr for Kanatals ! to join MT Coffey.