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!. ENTERPRISE.
.weinIee.1rI. Roast

Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Saunders
entertained a number of their
neighbors at a weiner roast on
Thursday evening. The party hik-
ed to a hill near the city where
the camp fire was made, and the
evening passed pleasantly with
games for the younger folk and
campfire stories for the older ones.
Those present We're. Mr. and Mrs
Earl Bice and children, Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Crislip and children
Miss Catherine Vance Messrs.
Toner Vance and Russell Satter-
field
Automobile Trip
A party composed of Mr.. and
Mrs. T.. c.. Sturm and Mr.. and
Mrs. c.. r. Harrison Of Clarksburg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Martin, Mr..
and Mrs. A. D. Harrison and Mr..
and Mrs. A M: Sturm Of Enter
prise left Clarksburg on Tuesday
morning for an extended tour to
points OF interest in Maryland,
Virginia and Pennsylvania. The
party is making the trip by auto
mobile.
To Huntington
Mrs. iona Brooke Thompson Of
Lumberport left Wednesday eve
ming for huntington. to spend some
time with her husband, Ballard
Thompson, who is employed there
as contracting carpenter. Later
thew will motor back to Lumber
port; stopping over at PEBBLES and
Liverpool, Ohio, for visit with
relatives.
From Pittsburgh
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Hardesty and
children Of Pittsburgh are guests
Of the formers parents Mr. and Mrs.
w. T.. Hardesty Of this city The
party, arrived Friday and will re
main for several days.
Mrs. McIntire Hostess
Mrs Matilda McIntire was host
ess to a number of relatives at a
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more, Philadelphia and through
the Valley Of Virginia
Miss Josephine Tracey is 1eav-
ing tomorrow for Bellaire, Ohio.
where she will spend the weekend
with relatives.
Miss Genevieve Atha is leay-
ing tomorrow for philadelphia,
where she will be the guest of her
cousins, Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Atha.
She will be Joined in Grafton by
Miss Lucy Atha, who will accom-
pany her to Philadelphia. They
will be absent two weeks
Miss Ruth KEENAN,, who was
inson at her home on F'airmont
avenue, returned last evening to
her home at Mt. Clair, N. J..
Miss Eva Conway of Wash
ington, D. c., spent yesterday
here with her sister, Mrs. Ernest
Bell, who is recovering from a
severe illness. Mrs: Bell has re-
turned from Mt. Lake, where she
was spending several weeks when
taken i'll. Miss Conway went
back to Mt. Lake, where she will
join her parents, Mr. and Mrs. j..
f. Conway, who are spending the
summer there, and they will
leave shortly for their home in
Washington-
Mrs. Ira L. Smith has returned
from Morgantow where she was
the guest of her parents, DR.. and
Mrs. J. A. Cox. She was accom-
panied home by her nieces, the
Misses Florence and Marie Cox,
who are her guests.
DR.. J. M. Traugh left this
morning for visit to several
cities in Indiana. He will also go
to Camp Knox at Louisville, KY,
where he Will visit his son Mark,
who is mem Der Of the Citizens
Military Training Camp.
Miss Louise Himelich has re-
turned from visit at Warsaw,
Ind.
Dr.. E. e. strickler ana daugh-
ter, Mrs. H. N. Schmidt, and the
latter's daughter Charlotte have
returned from a visit at New Con-
cord, Ohio, where they visited the
formers son, Blake Stricken, and
family. Mrs. E. W. Stricken, who
had been htere for some time, &C
companied them home.
Mrs. Alfred Wallace ana chill
dren. Harold and Alfred, Jr., Of
Clarksburg are the guests of Mrs.
Wal1ace's mother, Mrs F. W.
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Purcell FUNERAL
TO.B 81 O \ | 4
Services Will Be Held From
Catholic Church BegIr-
ming att 9 al M. s q

The funeral OF Dapte1 Thomas
Purcell. whose death occurredyass
terday afternoon at the s:home& ots
Mrs. Mary a. Kennedy onsIocusla
avenue extension, will: be- held atSaS
O'Clock Monday morning homssst:s
Peters Cath o1ic Church ,andSburi.s
al will he made in Holy Cross Gene
terry. sss
Mr.. Purcell had been In Declining
health for several months and had
been in serious condition Tforthe:
past several days. sss s ssess
He was born at untSPIeasaAt.
Fayette County, Pa-,Ron Decembera
g, 1881, and was the son of theflataE
James and Mary Purcell He's was
left an orphan at an early age.sDnl
October Z, 1913, he was married no
Miss Ellen B. Kennedy, daughter
OF Mrs. Mary A.. Kennedy andsthas
late Michael Kennedy, and he iss
survived by bis wife and three chill
dren, Rosemary, Sarah Alice and
James kennedy M $$ VI:
\ He is also survived by threeE broth:s
ers and two sisters.
For many years he was emp1oyedS
In and about the mines ofPennsylsi
vania, Maryland and West;iBfrginlas
and. had held the position as mine
superintendentSwi with the Sp1intSCoaE
and Coke CO. at Adrian. Wv His
work kept him from this citySR:
good deal and his family had 4resldss
ed at the Kennedy home. sssssS
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Social Calendar
Tuesday

Tuesday
The fourth quarterly due tea
and the last meeting of the. con
ference year Of the Woman's
Foreign N1issi onary Society of the
First Methodist Episcopal Church.
will be held at 7:45 p m. in the
church parlor.
There will be meeting of the
Workers Council Of the Sunday
school Of the Billings1ey Memorial
Methodist Episcopal Church South
at s p. NJ. 3.55
Thursday
The annual mite box opening
will be an important feature of
the meeting of the Isabella Tho
burn Circle Of the First Methodist
Episcopal Church which will be
held at 7:45 p. m. in the church
parlor.
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w,LLHEAR ,EM AGAIN

PARIS, Aug. 26.-tBy the Asso-
cinted ss)-British Preparations
officials will urge that Germany
be given another hearing by the
full m membership Of the Preparations
commission before final determin-.
alton Of the reparations question
was made, it was learned in au&
.thoritative quarters here today.
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picnic Dime at her home here last
Sunday. The dinner was served on
the lawn in front Of the McIntire
residence, and covers were laid
fo- the following guests: Mr. and
Mrs. Luthur Swiger. Mt. and Mrs.
George Tetrick. the Misses Mary
and Laura Tetrick, Mrs Cora Tet.
rick, Mr.. and Mrs. Kuynn and
daughter Virginia. Mrs. Sarah
Latson, Messrs. Harry Daniels and
Vince McIntire who are local re-
sidents-
From, Mannngton
Mrs. S. E. Sturm of Warrington
has been here for the past week
as the guest OF her son, c.. r..
Sturm.
III ..& "a Bice Reunion
The Bice reunion will be held
tomorrow at Viropa Grove near
here. Local members Of the Bice
family say that many invitations
have been sent out and the affair
is expected to draw a large crowd.
Home From Camp
Mr.. and Mrs. Arch Martin and
children, Allen and Ralph, who
were MEMBERS Of canning party
located on Teverbaugh for the past
/" Sch, ldFS S(dI ACo Ao4AS.
At Jackson's Mills
Mrs. Flora E.. Horror, Mrs. ].
Hood Honor and Mrs. Vance L.
Horror, all of Lunberport, are al
Jackson's Mills this week to attend
the state farm women's camp.
Birthday Party
"A number OF young people Of
the community were entertained
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. H.
NJ : Fortney in honor Of the four
teenth birthday Of their son, Garnet
Fortney. The eaffair, which was
much enjoyed was given on Thurs
day evening Eli
Return Home
Mr.. and Mrs D. D. Duty, Of
Uensville. Ohio, Mr.. a. and Mrs
Charles Duty and children of East
Liverpool, Ohio, who had been
spending some time with Mr.. and
Mrs. ALI Duty at Haywood, left
for their homes a few days ago.
Church Notes
In courtesy to the series Of
meetings being held at the M E.
Church there will be no preaching
service at the M E. Church, South
tomorrow. Sunday school will be
held at the usual hour. Epworth
League service will Sbe held at
7.2O p. m. with Miss Grace Tetrick
as leader.
Special Services
The special services which have
been held each evening in the N.
E. Church have been well attend.
ed. The meetings will close with
the service Of tomorrow evening.
The final sermon Will be preached
by the Rev. w. ]. Engle of Clarks.
burg.
Sell Property.
Mr. and Mrs. George NJ. Van
dergrift have sold their property
on Pike street to Mr.. and Mrs l..
r. Tetrick. The Tetrick family
does not expect to reside in the
property, but it will be used as a
tenant house.
Freight Agent Appointed.
\ Charles Tetrick has recently
been appointed as freight agent
at the new station which was re-
Gently completed by the Monon-
gahela Power & Railway Co.
Bingamo on Homecoming.
Sunday, September 8, has been
named as the date for the annual
home coming at Bingamon. A
very interesting program has
been planned with music as a
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Garrett, in her home in Maple
avenue.
Mrs. Howard Cunningham and
daughter. Betty Jane, and Miss
Bessie Brown left today for Mt.
Lake Park. Nd, where they will
be the weekend guests of friends
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THEsWESKNIRGIyI AsN,sFsAIR1 Ne s

LA0ygF speaI ~ SOuptoASSS - -
weeks: Mr. and Mrs. Percy Hines
and children and Mrs. E. & E r::5 y Moore Moor
and children are spending soma
time at Atlantic City at=this time
For Guests
Miss Louise Showalter Is en-
to 6#o'clock at the home Of her
parents, Judge and Mrs. E. NJ.
Showalter on Locust avenue, at a
team OF attractive appointments,
to honor her guests, Miss Isabel
Orr of ittsburgh and Miss Mary
Louise Lewis OF Glenville. The
living rooms Of the home were
artistcally decorated in garden
flowers and ferns, and a %larg5
basket OF garden flowers center
ed the serving table from which
the guests were served with ices
and corrections.
Miss Showalter and the Misses
Orr and Lewis were to re-
cefve their guests, after which
which they were to be invited to
the dining room by Mrs. Howard
w. Showalter. Mrs. Frank G.
Raymond was to preside in the
dining room and be assisted by
serving by the Misses Louise Rock,
Margaret Smith, Charlotte Tow
son and Mrs Andrew Henry. Mrs
Leonard Sergeant was to preside
at the, punch bowl During the
receiving hours, a number OF the
young women friends of the hos
tess were to be received
@ Have Guests
Mr.. and Mrs James 0 Watson
have as their guests at Fort Hill
Farm, Mr. and Mrs. George Reese
Of Pineville, Ky. Next week. Mr.
and Mrs. Watson and their guests
and their daughter, Miss Mary
Watson, will go on motor trip
to Boston, Mass. and Exeter, n
H. They will be>accompanied home
by their son, Otis Watson, who is
a student this summer at Exeter
Academy.
Have Returned
Dr.. and Mrs. E. w. Howard have
returned from Mt. Lake Park,
where they were the guests for
two weeks of the Rev. and Mrs. w
D. Reed They also visited Doctor
Howard's father, ]. M. Howard, at
Masontown, Pa
TO Pittsburgh
Miss Peggy Arkwright has gone
to Pittsburgh, where she is the
guest Of the Misses Polly Kane and
Ann. Malone.
Maple Grove Meets.
There will be a meeting OF the
officers and members of Maple
Grove No. 10, Woodman Temple,
at 1880 O'Clock Monday nightBin
its hall in the American-Italia
Building in Madison and Jackson
streets There will be the initia-
ton Of new members, and i'm
protant business Will be trans
acted.
Dinner Party.
Mr.. and Mrs. John s. Pierpont
Entertained with a prettily APP
pointed O'Clock dinner last
evening at their home on Fair
mont avenue in honor OF several
young men and women Of the
com munity, who are leaving soon
OF enter school. Covers were
and her guest, Miss Katherine
Booth OF Pittsburgh the Misses
Mary Mason Helmick, Virginia
S.tteraeld, Martha Satterfeld,
katherine Jones, Margaret Leh-
man and Carter Jones. John Hell
mick, Kenneth Pierpont, William
Riheldaffer, Linn Hall and Robert
8a$5sl gg. &E8 %B@
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eavina Next Week X

Mr.. and Mrs. Henry c. Sample
and daughter, Miss Madge Sample
who spent the summer here with
Mrs. Samples brother, Sam R. Nj
yum. at his home on Locust ave-
nue., are leaving Wednesday Of
next week for their home in Wash,
5tngton. DC.
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.G al. 81 Abroad

Ea
y NJ AIRS. Kemb1e White will sail on
September 2 aboard the q. S. steam
ship America for tour of Europ-
can countries, Mrs. White will
make the journey in company with.
Mrs. Frank Mebane of North Car
splina, and they will bear an invita-
ton to Queen Marie Of Rumanfa
from the National Federation OF
Business and Professional Women's
IN Clubs to visit the\federation m eet-
1ng to be held at Portland, Ore,
Aext at which time she
plans to visit America They viii
land at Bremen and will go direct
to the Passion Play and will then
visit Austro-Hungary, Germany,
ssRumania, Constantlnople and Will
galsovisit other coun tries. They will
s sail for the states from Paris They
will be absent for two m onths. MIS-.
White has just returned from Lake
N. Y, where she spent
the summer. Mrs Mebane spent
6 the summer at White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va. Mrs. Mebane spoke
\ to the state meeting Of the Bust
mess and Professional Womens
4 Clubs here this spring
y TO New York
Miss Mary NJ Guilds Hurst left last
aaYeninE for Ne v Y ork where she
vii be maid-of-honor at the mar
gdageE OF her cousin, Miss Mary Oh
i've Coffin Of New York, formerly Of
Pittsburgh, and Corapolis, Pa. to.
Kenneth Kingsley Clarke also OF.
New FORK, son Of the late Cyrus
Clarke OF Pittsburgh. which will be.
Ssolemnized next Saturday at
O'Clock at the chapel Of the Mad
sison Avenue Presbyterian Church.
Other attendants will be Miss Mar
s:an Baker OF Sowick1ey and Miss
NMarie s;eh1i chard OF San Antonio,
TEX. Following the ceremony, MI
and Mrs: William Carey Coffin, par
sents Of the bride-to-be, will enter.
ain at :: reception at the Plaza
ksMiss Hurst will be in the East for
lasn:onth. The Pittsburgh Press OF
SSnndayf contained the announce
inert ct .tt,E approaching marriage
s*ofFnGiss Coffin and Mr.. Clarke.
"a = q 4 AZ $
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Have. Guests
l} s' 4553 N'5S.-.i Gt.'}sa..@..3 k
Have Returned 4

Or. and Mrs. E. w. Howard have
returned from Mt Lake Park,
where they were the guests for
two weeks of the Rev and Mrs. w
D. Reed They also visited Doctor
Howards father, ]. M Howard, at
Masontown, Pa. en-
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From Coast

From Coast
T. w. Fleming and daughter.
Mrs. G. M. Wiltshire. and the lat
ter's son and daughter, Tom and
Jean. have returned from Atlantic
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Maple Grove Meets.

There will be a meeting Of the
officers and members of Maple
Grove No 10, Woodman Temple,
at 1880 O'Clock Monday night8in
it's hall in the American-Italian
Building in Madison and Jackson
streets. There will be the initia-
ton Of new members, and i'm
protant business Will be trans
acted
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To Pittsburgh

Miss Peggy Arkwright has gone
to Pittsburgh, where she is the
guest. of the Misses Polly Kane and
Ann Malone.
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To Have Social

The Women's Ben eft Assoc1a-
ton Of the Ladies Of the Maccabees
will hold a social this evening in
the Modern Woodmen Hall on Main
street beginning at s O'Clock. A
delightful time has been planned
for the evening. and the members
and their friends have been invit-
ed to be present
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fOT SlSCer $50
Mrs. S. B. Grove was hostess
last evening at her home at IT'S
East Park avenue at a party Of
attractive appointme nts to honor
her sister. Miss Mildred Murray.
who yesterday celebrated the If
teenth anniversary of her birth.
The guests were entertained on
the lawn about which were hung
Japanese lanterns. while gard en-
flowers were used with pretty
effect about the house and porch
es.
A color scheme of yellow and
white was carried out in the dec
orations and refresh ments served.
The young people spent a de-
lightful evening with games and
music. The guests included the
Misses Virginia Hartley. ] can Car
penter, Beatrice Crowley, Mary
Elizabeth Smith, Mary Doolittle,
Elizabeth Kelley Edna Shafer,
Thelma Shafer. Pauline Mundel,
Evelyn West, Atha Holdsworth,
Teresa Holdsworth, Charlotte
Smith, Donald and Harold Smith
and Frank Grove.
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Emma Hartman, Miss Letta Ho1-
bert. BY virtue Of office the fol
lowing are also delegated to at
tend: Mrs. E. S. Amos, Mrs. s..
E. Miller MRS. SalHe Menear.
Mrs Minnie Butcher. Mrs. j. c.
Dye. Mrs. Walter Swiger, Mrs
p. B. Swearingen
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From Honeymoon
Have Returned.

The Misses Halle and Anna
1 Marlin have returned from a trip
4tosthe Great Lakes. They took the
ithoat trip from Cleveland to
%1uluth, Mimi, and visited in
cleveland, Akron and Youngstown
Ohio.
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DEATHS

,r;ssS, nS;;ss = ,sSsss
lane. Rgst.yn, Pa. Int. private Friends
"IE MoRGRls.EAprti fGs E Tf ,s. GEORGE. son Of the
late George and Mary, Morris. Relatives
6Sother. BOT .'H THOMAS he; M Morris. $3.50 Morton st.
sGseIo 70 mass M st Ffnvem fn nsy s
Sepu.Chre Gem.
JxsoH seMsF Formsry Mafs of ART tRs city, H.
g. %'5s
Penn.yyyann fm0srs roSnc Sf Pos! So NJ k9y
canum; T., $. custom Service and friends
M 'G the 'e5 6vsr sr'fe f. Bar sr Bar
Chestnut st. Int private
N5Gots ApF ana nc t.sa. 1Ss '%sEr! m
AZ the parlors St David II. h9wen a Son
soy fARsEi faa { .ee,s %sriI ,s rs. eAho+!xE
rss:'y'fisa" ay: is5 MI Hone &orss ss'3 cont
late Lena Poons. aged 5s. Relatives ani
Sspa isss sun iooo % broad @ Ne Int n'0hs Rodss
sS@% Gem MsT YORK ApPP PnpeTS S pEf9S" EA
only daughter Of Sarah c, and The late vii.
liam II. ouigg. Relatiyes and friends are
from her mothers residence. 1887 ".
ysnanTH ss;sphsas Church 10 f. NJ Int New Cattle: he
10 sr:s s9Hs Ts husband ,ss Q;
tsH,fh tfiHH,Snr ave T1H!! 10. Drye'st NrStsr H. hus.
M"sdasepa, nI" and late Frederick Pleibei, Rsla-
Wcymann q: m aH' sons. invited to funeral sery;
s ies at Der wissw a.f res,
iirNiiad iinrNviited to attend funeral services. at ths
sHsRSG ;s,S St. Of E ffI sG" A'fr ir ssn7
Vernon non Gem, Friends call Thurs. 7 to o
KhEp. A.pr!, Il Is23 s23;vn WAITER Az r, 8;
Re5Sss% ara he l"f a ph.o oaEs Eeed RsHt'vss sSH
and l. M;; maT%GSny Z a, achfp'eT, S1 az fs
n"n,St%rSM S. a are invited TO at attend fri tunera
ssryees q asrmon;Sw5 ms atS 5e"Esnee Fs 4 VI hqGk n
w::'HFiRS5iR;pf @ s, s,pqasnly, Asr s ,s 1s;:
IVES Ives and friends invited TO funeral Sat,
AZ NJ, from her daughters residence. 1901
nulcn ssiG 10 " at pra;e Ss; s. s. i%"Shm B"%nIe
| Gem. .u ,o ,,r,yr,,>,,
sTaI w.aaIw services G At residence, ssi " Earlham
,errace, Germantown. Fri. ! +. NJ. Int.
'sNYDER.-April 20, TIyoLI u, wife OF
Isaac s. snyder Relatives Relatives ana friends are
r""stde9ce a2io Go!gwb.a ave Int. private,
frllsTnEGss, TnEGss,NSE:S-Apr!l SE%:SA 90. IV3a. MAGDALENF
wife OF the late Charles 4. Stemmc un'e
S'XWSnEsT.-on April IS. FRANZ. r. 8.
v, 'Tesidence OF his son, the Rev. Il, Randi /
SWest, 10 L. Madison ave, Collinsswo1d
m'YYsSSpfER. suddenly. Apr!l IS. 1922. DR.,
,,MEs T. beloved husband OF Florence i
5YASMrt' 5YaSsr. ReletIyes and friends, also William
!, fElkins Lodge. No. G4o, j., and. a. N
PslIH PIs K. A. g. 4 81 s.. are Invited to 10 attend tsm
Suneral services. Sat. F. NJ. hate resi-
caW Fri. eve.
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GENERAL ASPHALT COMPANY
Eight Per Cent Ten-irar


'rhe undersigned as Trustee under Trus,
Agreement between General Asphalt Com
oany and Bankers Trust Company as Trustee,
that It will receive sealed offers for the
sale for the account of the Sinking Fund Of
0ufiicient OF the above mentioned bonds TO
exhaust the sum OF S54.243.13 now on de-
Dosit with 1t as such Trustee. All tenders
must be for all any part OF the bonds
offered, must state the price at which the
bonds are offered. not exceeding 1855 OF
their principal amount and accrued interest
and must be received at the Corporate Trus;
Department Of the Trustee. 10 Wall Street.
New York City. before 3 o'clock +. NJ. on
April go, 1899. Bonds accepted must he
delivered and will be paid for on May Q.
1922. and interest on accepted bonds will
cease on that date.
The Trustee reserves the right to reject
any and all offers in whole in part.
Dated at New York this 18th day Of
April 1922
BANKERS TRUST COMPANY
Trustee
BY H. F. WILSON JR..
Dr.
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NOTICE
g. tha pondhoiders Of the Southern Traction

70 the Rondholders OF the Southern Traction
You are hereby notified that a meeting OF
the bondholders of the said company VII, pe
held on May g. 1022, at 10 O'clock A. NJ
A. the office OF Reed. Smith. shaw Beal,
TAI I'm on Arcade, Pittsburgh. Pa. TO vote
ior or against the acceptance OF payment or
All overdue coupons attached to said BONDS.
Al par without interest upon the coupons
from the due date thereof. as set forth IN
the cross Bill Of complaint filed by the Re-
ceivers OF the Pittsbursh Railways SoIm- ,
psny ct al. against The Union Trust IoTi-
pahy Of PittsburEh, Trustee at no. n-, SOn 40; o;
yember Term. 1910. In the District tourt or
the United States for the Western Disir,c.
az Pennsylvania waive the declaration tnat
the principal of said bonds was due and pay
able, resto'e and reinstate said bonds 70 the
condition they were IN before they We're He-
ciared due and payable. withdraW ana us
continue the foreclosure proceedings upon
the mortgage or deed OF trust given by tne
said company to The Union Trust CoUHans
Of Pittsburgh, Trustee. dated october l:
1900 recorded in the Recorders otiiGs, OF
Allegheny County. Pennsylvania. a, fNbs-
Surrh in Mortgage Book Vol. 0t9, fRse g;
md restore and reinstate the said PONDS am
mortgage to the same condition theS, WERE
beforc foreclosure proceedings were pssun,
with the same force and ehect as though inc
principal OF said bonds had never been de-
eiared due and payable and there mad neeh
M defaul. or foreclosure of the mortsase.
y" r. $. WILSON.
Secretary,
yzo,aholders' Protective Committee.
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
Gi't.Edsed Issues euoyant-oiIs
Hard-lndustrlalsS Strono


London, April 21.--More optimistic
dispatches concerning the conference al
Genoa led to greater degree of con
fidence throughout the city today, and
the stock exchange markets, in the
main, were firmer. Gilt-edged invest
ment issues were buoyant. War Is
were favored the most. French loans
also moved upward in sympathy with
Paris.
The oil group was hard. with senti /.
ment cheerful. Royal Dutch was 431h
Shell Transport and Trading, 81, and
Mexican Eagle, 30-16. The demand
for industrial issues was broader and
the group was strong. Hudson's Bay
was 6B.
Home rails also gained ground on
buying for investment account. Dollar
descriptions were quiet, but we'll main L.
tained. Argentine rails were irregular,
but better on the whole. Changes in
kaffirs were narrow. Rubbers were dull
following the staple.
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MUNICIPAL SERVICE COMPANY FIRST
iiES COi.LATERAL TRUST TWEETH;;
FiVE-YEAR GOLD BONDS. DUE MAkCh

Pursuant to the provisions OF the 1ndenturs
Q, Trust executed by Municpal Service Com.
rany TO the undersigned rs Trustee 70 ,eSnS seTuro
fo,lars First Lien Collateral Trust Twenty
6ve-Year Gold Bonds due March /. 1e42. the
undersigned hereby gives notice that II now
mas on hand tho sum OF Seventy-fve hundred
Twenty.four Dollars and Sixteen Cents
saiS indenture and that It Is It's intention
10 apply said sum. under the provisions OF
the said Indenture. TO purchase OF said oonos,
OfYers of said bonds are invited at Price
not TO exceed par. accrued interest ann i
pSr cent premium. Sealed tenders Should he
sddressed 10 the Philadelphia Trust Company.
trustee sinking Fund Municipal Service
Company. n. L. corner Broad and Chestnut
Sts.. Philadelph!a. and WI, be rece'ea uh'!
PHILADELPHIA TRUST COMPANY .Tr:-.:! /!
BY JOHN c. WALLACE. Treasurer.
Philad lphia. April o. 1922.