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chapter 81:
oh. Cert. Two get something 10 zen
YOU Lily Said a. they started TOT
their evenings w"rk. Ss the! aiW"!
called It. IN bet you cant guess
what :, is"
"rm not good a, ~ Jag" Gertte
ar>w cred tn a quite '"Itc. What -
IL"
Your friend Tom ain't tn" only one
who's going to get married
Who
How do you think I'll look as Mrs.
O'Connor"
Really. Lmy, Are YOU going TO
marry Len
Yes. I'm sick ard tired Of working
for RoSenburG / don't see any chance
of getting anything better. and Len $
crazy to get married. always thought
nc was in love with YOU. He says he
makes enough so I won't have to dance.
and can have pretty clothes and a
good time We are going 10 look for
flat tomorrow.
II Nope YOU will be real happy. lIily.
Len is a good fellow. Bat how will
your mother get alons without YOU:
The others Will have to help her!
I did my share. | amt like you. Cert.
letting Jennie 30 10 school piaytn
the lady while you work. I'm sick
and sred OF handing out
Perhaps Len viii help them
Not 80 You can notice 10. he won't:
He told me He said he wasn't
r,srry'~S the family. They'u get along
Al! right Mamie is Eoir' into a fac
'n"y as soon as school Is out. and in
me Fall she'lI be old enough so them
'~,-',' officers won't mrddle Jimmie
Is sei'in papers. ard thr'n both ha'H
-" It's bum helm tho old
es,: folks think because YOU are - :
seaport the family. But
~, through"
when arc you going to nc married.
"'''.,h' away. Len don't want to
".--' &c give me $jN TO helm with my
clothes. I'm going To tell Rosenberg
o." ysn get someone in my place.
c. cnt most $500 saved uD.' You just
- = ND sec mc> after were married.
'.'" the folks know how to be
>t,''r,'
'.,u awful happy. LILLY" Gcrt!e
tome vas wrStful DO YOU love Len
nrch""
= ant thinkin' 81 mitch about the
IT He's all right. and can give
,,," :h'n~s. I'm sick and tired Of never
hsvir' things like other girls: or II |
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W|IhreesMlnute IalesG
txAaM yAdt SGhusterl saN&Aa&&A
THE FRIENDLY FOOT
By.Adll Schuster.

abe was aStonshed 10 SOC the engineer
toss a package out of the cab. When
Norma returned from her work In town.
they investigated.
The package which had fallen in the
heavy grass was plainly a box ~ candy.
is the man crazy or just fresh said
Alice. First he blows a whistle at us
and then he throws us corrections"
Inside the wrapping VAS penctled
note:
Please let me whistle az 60 hy."
tho message read. "TU make 1t soft
and lust one foot. II II is AL right YOU
might set the empty box uu the roof OF
your shed"
1T seems To me" said Norma. ~ e
man ~ so set on blowing n whistle he
ought to he allowed To Il" u. There
are many worse things than that
Alice shifted. What pleasure can he
Get with his racket" 1t isn't As IT," and
she blushcd. Il was In the habit Of
waving 10 him. ! wonder why :"
All the same" Norma Interrupted,
knowing the other would give I'm. II am
going 10 put the box on the shed. II Is
something like An adventure"
The whistle had joyous note next
day and became once more an accepted
ceremonial. Norma. enjoying a vaCa-
tion. Joined her sister each day at the
window where. behind the curtain. they
caught glimpse Of the back of the
engineer as ne reached for the cord
and sounded his daily salute
one day the whistle was not blown
and they felt a wondering dlsappo'nt-
ment.
II don't believe" said Norma, ~ was
the same engineer. This ones shirt
was dirtier.
They stood In the garden little later
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SIDE TALKS
by Ruth Cameron
A FOOLISH INVITATION

why do people invite other people 20
lmTr = upon them aud then complain
because the invitation Is accepted?
Whose fault is il that the invitation
was extended in tho FIRST place:
OF course the person viii" received It
might have had the strength Of rharac-
ter /" refuse. aud To say: Il will deal
tairiy even when you lay yourself open
to unfair treatment" but It takes a
whale OF character I" do that.
Too Low a Price
know woman who rented room
to y girl who had An excellent position
in a shop and could afford TO pay well
for IT. hut instead Of asking her what
she should have asked the landlady put
the price at sli for large room. board
Unrludlng a lunch to carry. washing.
and the use 81 the telephone. Other
women were getting SIS for the same
kind OF arCommoda tiuns without wash.
ing
Naturally the girl snapped up the OPP
portunity. Moreover. being or the dts
position that is always ready /" accept
ahy invitation TO impose. she let her
waShings get larger and larger. was so
unfair In her use Of the telephone that
she constantly inconvenience the other
members Of the family by her Ions con-
versations. and so untidy IN her room
that her landiady Was forced TO do "A
yaiers Aervicc as we'll as chamber
maids
The Volcano Erlpts.
You would have thought that when
the landlAdy found out tina, she was
being taken advantage NJ she would
have told the girl that she would have
10 pay more Tor so many privileges
But no. the people who extend these
foolish invitations don't solve their
problems AS simply aH that. What thL-
usually do IL this. Trey sroaE lnd
complain. not To the persnn but L"
,thsrs about him or her. T" the per
.on'u face they are either frankly imam
abba without explanation or the" sill
raIblain a strained amiability. In the
meantime their resentment IL piling M
rntJi finally there IL a volcanic outburst
md the diplomatic relations are abrupt
severed.
Vhat that woman will probably do Is
a stand Il as long as she can and then
.uyn out her boarder altogether. In
read Of following the tairer. kinder
rsthod Of telling her that she Is paying
90 mule for what she gets and that
rhs mus, paw more or get less
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COLT. This taunty style IL girhshly
graceful and withal comfortable. Inc
jaunty collar Is finished with tie ends.
Dotted swiss and organdy with hem
stitching Is combined In this instance
Bingham and linen would b equally
attractive. :.
The Pattern Is cut in Sizes: i. IL
and Is years A IL year size requires
Az yards OF 81 inch material ono
have this dress finished as one piece
style, or with separate blouse and
skirt
Pattern mailed to any addrefs on 70.
CENT OF tic in silver or stamps.
Write na me and address plainly. send
- cents 10 The Intellgeuoer Once
Wheeling, ". Va
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Than Cot aNre.

Thon COT SOr0.
Likewise | know man who was abso-
lutely incapable OF holding an executive
position In business because he always
gave the people whom he hired too
many privileges and then got sore and
fred them when they thought him an
easy mark and took advantage OF him.
They welcomed the privileges OF course
AZ we all do. but most Of them would
have preferred fewer privileges AT hrst
and n steady Job a: the end.
Don't invite people 10 impose on you
IL YOU don't want them to accept tho
Invitation.
And II YOU receive an invitation from
anyone TO impose on him or her. It's
wiser from selfish as we'll as an eth
cal point OF view not to accept It, II
always pays In the end TO pay for what
you get.
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To the woman who is SIS years old and
cannot seem to reduce on 1890 calories
q day:
Evidently. that Is you maintenance
diet: and as you have reduced already
% pounds and feel well. I would not
worry about reducing any more. As |
have told some Of our other followers,
in order TO lose you may have TO 60 on
n bnn or 6oo-calorte day once week.
then 60 hack to your maintenance diet
Of 1900. Perhaps you are counting your
food. too low In calories. Al your
age the system does not require so
much food as II would " You were
young. and arc eager TO be we'll and look
we'll az you should
Tu'niat eta. (Alban!an. To you long
llfeD
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STILL TAKE SAMPLES
Prohibition BAfoeosMsat once w.
man Visited Two Plaoss Yestssea5'

Following a report OF An analysis
taken Of the beer sold in Wheeling IN
which it was declared the per cA4tags-
Of alcohol varied from to I per cent.
caused Special Prohibition ENFORCE
ment Officer William Gutman ia CON
tinue on taking samples OF beer soid
In cafes in Whesling.
Yesterday Mr.. Gutman visitsd the
s,ag cafe at 1877 Market street and ths
White Front cafe at 1881 Market street
and took 20 samples of the beer on
sale.
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PLANNING TO Walk
TO PACIFIC COAST

Mr.. and Mrs J. F.. Wilson and son
will leave aomr day next, week on
hike TO the Pacific coast They plan u
camp along the road each evening. and
TO take several months for the jour
ney.
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I N3 Dietand Health
g. .!srysr By Lulu Hunt Peters. MD !
or Of Diet and Heal, ,ritl Key ia the Cnbriss
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS
Back to Methuselah

p. s.-I like what you call me in your
home.
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The Equity Behind Stocks

=, g Susstion-I am interested IN the articles
A A,s ST, Stock Wnl YOU kindly advise
Bndicott johnson, and. If so, whether I
may obtain same. If it Is possible to Sc
cure the preceding articles which you have
VII Written recording the svarious stocks /
snail be glad to have you advise me how
may obtain them--H. 8. D.
Answer-The fortieth Of our series
of articles which appear at the foot of
the I'm Wall Street. column on the
first financial page, under the heading,
What's Behind Active Stocks deals
with Endicott-Johnson and appeared
in The Tribune of Sunday, July g. To
meet the demands of our readers. we
have reprinted in booklet form the
first thirty analyses Of the series, and,
while the limited supply is available
we will be glad to furnish them with
out charge to those of our readers who
will write to the financial editor asking
for them. We suggest that you clip
the current articles from the news
paper and paste them in a scrapbook
if you desire to have the entire series.
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Investment for $4,000

=, Suestion-.l will have 5000 insurance
s. ~ ia about three months 10 invest |
a.. siatS-seVen years of age and still man
ys.sa' Oh concern. Would you kindly ad
sms now TO place this sum wisely and we'll
Ahu greatly obiige w H. r.
Answer-We have made up list of
seven bonds and two stocks which we
consider suitable for the investment of
your insurance funds. Altogether
.hese securities would cost approx
mately $17,500 at recent market
prices and the current income return
would be 81 ,095, or approximately 6.2
per cent. Most of the bonds are SELF
ing at premium, the aggregate of
the seven being $1,000. Thus if YOU
hoid these bonds until maturity YOU
VIII receive $500 less than you paid
Tor them. You will receive 81 o95 n
year income, but part of it should
really be considered as a return of
principal. The two stocks we suggest
are ten e shares of American Telephone
and Telegraph and twenty shares of
american Ice preferred. The re-
malnder of your funds would go into
SI'ooo of each of the following bonds:
y United States Rubber 5s, due l947;
General Electric 6s, due 1870;
lDuquesne Light IS, due 1919: New
iork Edison 61as, due 1941; Pennsyl-
Sanla Railroad Gus, due 1886;
. = Northern rs, due 1910, and
o"edlsh government 6s, due 1899.
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Can Afford Increased Yield

Question-As constant reader of your
p pait . 'ake especial interest in your IN
sesttnent Information column. I resuect-
.uiiy request candid opinion from YOU as
70 Inc Iollowing bonds and stock witch
an 0fp' v,a Lan they be bettered as to safety
anu Sleid Safety is my first considera-
m Won. BONDS: American Telephone and
sltelegraph converthle 6s: United States
1885; Pennsylvania. IS, general gold honT
series series Is; Reading general 5s: Standard
Al ati.o OF C9Ilfornia 7 per cent debentures;
soio debentures; Pennsylvania i5-year sM
ppe cent secured gold bonds; Tidcwater
R Rs sh fsi.1 Is51: GHf on e. Northwestern
n.ieislum external loan SIS; Canadian Ma
c HSll%ay eAs; llinois Central 61ss. Sc
a lover nrst mortgage. series D. rs; Otis
Seeel nrst mortgage. series A. ss; Kingdom
OF 81, Denmark external loan es New York
Fort Worth e. Denver city Railway first
mortgage 5Ms;, Canadian Pacifc Railway
congratulated debenture stock As; Louisville
& Nashville first refunding Us; Dutch
East indies external es. 1877; Great North
EN- EN- Hallway Ghs. 1882; Delaware & Hud-
Telegraph first mortgage 6s: Virginia
carolina chemical first mortgage, series A,
Is; New England Telephone and TeIe-
6s; the Cleveland Union Terminals Com
pany first mortgage ias; Cincinnati Gas
a ana, bi 1,,trn, prior lien gold bond 70
Steel Erie Railroad, Brooklyn Rapid
Transit. New York Central. 1 am espe-
cially interested as to the safety OF the
allowing: Western Pennsylvania Power
Company bonds, Otis Steel bonds, Cincin-
natl Gas and Electric bonds. Cleveland
Union Terminals. / hold $4,000 Liberty
AIS, which l bought at patriot prices 1
would like to get better interest yield by
exchanging for some bond equally safe.
What do you suggest? w. S. D.
Answer - Let US take up your last
question first on the ground that we
consider it the most important. You
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cannot exchange your Liberty bonds for
some other security Offering a higher
yield but equally safe. The Liberty is
sues are the standard of safety We
beiieve, however, that a person whose
pond investments are as we'll diversified
and as well supported by sound issues
as yours are can afford to look for
higher yield than is now given by the
government bonds. For this purpose
we suggest New York Edison 61ss. i941
seiiing recently TO yield about 81 per
cent, and General Electric IS, 1910, sell
ing recently to yield about 55 per cent.
VI the tour bonds about which you
make a specific inquiry we find that
three need not cause you any anxietv,
me exception is the Otis Steel s..
which we consider suitable only
TOR one able to keep in touch with
general business conditions and with
the earnings of the comnanv
There is just one other suggestion
we wish to make on your hand
list, namely, that the Atlantic Re-
fning 6h per cent bonds will, undoubt-
eddy, be called for redemption on Sep
tembens 1. Tho company has already
hoated an issue of 8 per cent bonds to
provide for the refunding Of the 6Ms
and, although the latter have not bean
y No'iSN III Wo w NOT Gn]nk that
there is any question but that thew will
be; The company is required to give
only thirty. days notice of intention to
retire the issue. We suggest that YOU
exchange this bond for United States
Rubber 7ss, 1890, selling recently to
yield about $50 per cent. This hond IL
not callable before maturity. Your
Illinois Central and New York Central
stocks are suitable investments and the
Midvale, although now Improbable as
far as income return is concerned,
might well be carried along by your
better investments. You could not sell
your Brooklyn Rapid Transit stock
without loss of about so per cent and
we do not think it is necessary for Won
to do SO. The Brooklyn Rapid Transit
has shown remarkable Improvement in
it's earnings in recent months and the
prospects are brighter than ut any time
since the slump started. The Erie COM
mon stock Is a speculation in @ higher
degree than either of the other two.
Your only reason for holding it would
be the prospect of recovering what YOU
paid for it.
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FINANCIAL
THE NEW YORK CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY
New York, N. Y, July IS. 1922.

New York. n. Y, July Is. 1922.
|. !. ,,,d.rs Of THE NEW YORK CEN
.siI RAILROAD COMPANY TEN
FTP SEVEN PER CENT. COLLAT-
sPiI TRUST GOLD BONDS. Issued
ssisr Trust Agreement dated Sep
,.~ber I, 1870, beticeen said Rdtlrodd
fsspsny and Guaranty Trust Company
sfi ri is HEREBY GIVEN that The
= yerk Central Railroad Company. in
s,.ssses with the provisions OF the Trust
,s,s.r.st above mentioned. has elected to
!, 4 and redeem on September l, 1922,
I ! N Ten-Year Seven Per Cent. Col
sal Trust Gold Bonds aggregating a
Ia amount of s25, 600 900. Issued under
4 frr Agreement, such redemption to
- tss rate OF 105 per cent. OF the prin-
= lnount. together with interest accrued
q sspaid 10 September 1. 1922; that the
yr-,si amount Of all said bonds. with
y-tn and accrued interest as aforesaid,
/, y payable on September l. 1922, at the
a !. the General Treasurer of said
a;rai Company. New York Central Build
b 10 4st Lexington Avenue. Borough of
fm.tsu, New York, n. y. and that on
ksAsr /, 1922. interest on all of said
d viii cease.
ssrthor.ty Of the Board of Directors.
THE NEW YORK CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY.
Bye. z. STEPHENSON, Secretary.
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$lo,05S,327.os

ts necessary to use yield tables. but the
.pproximate yield can Roughly Ss agu. req
ciosing quotation On q bond into. tho rate
Of the annual return ii tho bond is selling
below par you must allow. also for the
subtract the market quotation from par,
or 100, and divide the remainder by tho
fore maturity, FOR example. IL per
cent bond 10 selling at 80 and has ten
years to run, the annual return will be sos
per cent. Ths difference between par and
the market price will be 10 points. sub
tracing 50 from 100. Dividing, 10 points
hgure 10 to be added to Sss. which 10 the
annual return, and the result. 1853 per
cent. will give you the appro1imate y!sld
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE BANK OF AMERICA.
~ Wall Street,
New York City. New York.
T,,1z,
TO THE sTOCKHoLDERS OFF
TH Z Il NIX on 1,

TO r1,r s,,o1,,,1o July "a, 1929.
THE BANK OF AMERICAS;
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE that q special
meeting OF the stockholders of The Bank
OF America will be held at the office of
said bank "a Wall Street, in the Borough
or Manhattan, City of New York New
York, on the 4th day of August, 1923 at
one "a o'clock in the afternoon of that
DAY, for the purpose of considering and
taking action upon the following:
l. The increase of the number of direo-
tors OF said bank from twenty-five to
twenty-seven.
o The amendment OF the Articles Of
Association OF said bank by substituting
IN place of Section OF Article III thereof
now reading as follows
Sec. /. The powers of the Association
shall be exercised. and Its business CON
Quoted by twenty-five directors Every
director shall be citizen of the United
States OF America, and shall own and
hoid at ell times In his own right at
least ten 0o) shares of the capital stock
of the Bank"
the following
Sec. /. The powers of the Association
snail be exercised. and It's business con
Quoted by twenty seven directors Every
dlrector shall be citizen of the United
states OF America. and shall own and
nod at all times, in his own right at
least ten Qo) shares Of the capital stock
BY order Of the Board of Directors.
EDWARD c. pELAFIELD, President
CHARLES L, CURTIS, Cashier.
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upsr NANrrAcruRrNG COMPANY.

mfIeE OF REDEMPTION OF BONDS
10 THE HOLDERS OF THE FIRST
AoRTeAGE SIX PER CENT. SERIAL
COLD BONDS OF DODGE MANU-
FAcTtaNG COMPANY, NUMBERED.
YR0I ~ TO 1000. BOTH NUMBERS
MLpNvE, DATED AUGUST /. 1911:
mINE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all of
ths EE Mortgage Six Per Gent Serial
esE Seads- Of Dodge Manufacturing Com
fai Of the issue dated August /. 1911,
E.sfed from 7o1 to 1000. both numbers
EzIs bonds numbered from 7e1 to 500.
"a hsl1sivs, maturing August ]. 1923,
t'aiunbered from sol to 500, both in
tfaH Maturing August !, 1924. and
iess lanbered from 901 TO 1000, both in
a,hH Eaturing August /, 1925. viii be
rts.ss snd paid on August /, 1922, at
Z ~ Of The Guardian Savings and
.ss @npany in the City of Cleveland,
sis . Ohio. Mt par. accrued interest and
! s.1aan Of FIVE per centuIn on the prin-
fsd thereof.
Died July s, 1922
hDGE MANUFACTURING COMPANY.
BY NJ. w. MIX. President
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE

.asst Iss HEREBY GIVEN THAT puR-
..slna Isw e'.en Z2i Of the General Cor
d RESOLUTION Of the Bo os se ~ n aoss,
' 'ssIsr y 1, =, June 10th. 1922. a special
,sssr ss.i me Stockholders of NJ. Cuisine
s. " 90. wi5l be held at the
z serk e aaft Becher, 2Ts 5tn Avenue.
\ sisa aar ny. Borough of Manhattan, on
: sh..nea, o. July: 1922, at 4 o'clock in
q Tie nyoy,, LOT the purpose OF voting
awith dissolved, 'a corpora lion
.ss'ss sura q o., 3 RIEsER. Secretary.
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PROPOSALS

PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED ~
the Bureau of Supplies and Accounts,
Navy Department, Washington. D. c.,
until 10 o'clock a. July IS, 1922, for
delivering paper towels, Turkish toweIIng.
carbon etrachloride, linoleum. fire brick,
clay and cement TO the Navy Supply Dept
so Brooklyn, N. Y, etc Apply for pro
posals to the navy purchasing office New
4ork, N. Y, or to the Bureau of Supplies
and Accounts. DAVID POTTER, Paymas-
ter General of the Navy s-299a
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Southwestern Power

The report of the Southwestern
Power and Light Company for Nav
listed gross earnings at $73O,385. an
increase of $34,535 over the same
period for May. 1921. The net income
showed $322.206. an increase of Sill
905 for the same period of the pre-
yious year
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Indiana Power

Questlon--Kindy let me have vour opi,.
lon of the Indiana Power Compenv pai6
bones, 2o-year non-callabls ~ hrst lien
genera 1eaf mortgage. series A. due November
Il i'fl' as an investment-H. W. B.
Answer-lndiana Power IN per
cent bonds are second grade public
utility issue suitable for investment
if you are in a position to keen IN
close touch with the earnings of the
company and development in general
affecting earning power.
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PROPOSALS

ea DEPARTMENT. Washington
ssnsrsf proposals win be received ~
ssay fs,e supply COMMITTEES. Auditors.
ana 3 Sts., S.W., Wash % q,
- Z tsr e., a.. July 10, 1922, then publicly
! Heiastsvssn isnlng from Aug. / to Oct. al.
,tNnsipa gasoline, kerosene, iinseed
ss'sssaslsrs AZ anq white lead described In
$780, sss,seatiye Departments and e S,.s sor
'Asstls nv. Gsls 5iishrnents at Washin1ton.
i sa 49, DC executed according rs in
. y c9snra ~ Ga blanks furnished by tie
sssss ss~,s on application. a. w.
vary Of the Treasury.
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION
VICE OF REDEMPTION OF BONDS
sr, OF
w.. srERRY FLOUR COMPANY

see,r,.. '1NNl FLOUR COMPANY
h 49, ~ Is HEREBY GIVEN that on the
Ia ~, August, 1922 Ill OF the outstand-
!;sy a. Mortgage SIX yer Cent. Fifteen
Nm SSShg Fund Gold Bonds Of Sperry
sss.s sVSa 20 dated February /, 1915, and
|ss sg " . msGaFtgage of the same date exc
|uss. sald Sperry Flour Company to
n i tn ssaia Trust Company, Trustee.
|es says sSa,ee'ned. aud there wiz be then due
be-. silva .sia Anslo-California Trust Com
|ssiers s at the corner OF Market and
|sas o,s Irels, IN San Francisco. Calf
|les s ny, hundred and two and one -haif
|a secr ges cert Of the face value thereof
& larnst AN interest thereon to said list day
n ftolissS1 s-Z. The holders of SAID bonds
r. q sssa 70 present the same for redemp-
|''H Conn r once Of said glo-california
|sa At a sasay on said Ist day of August.
sass;sd s"s redemption price, to wit. one
r giuelasui TWO and one half per cent OF
ssfsa tberaoss amount thereof with accrued
De "a as. Interest on said bonds viii
ai ue on said LIST day OF August,
. sss; June 81, 1929
CALIFORNIA TRUST COMPANY,
e eRAs, r LEEGE. vice rps.ss;
>-------~'NF 'soPDREY. Asst Secty.