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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
Music
Combined Clubs Give
Concert in Tacoma

A delightful concert waH given IN
| Tacoma last evening At the Scottish
Rite temple by the combined clubs Of
that city Ladies' Musical club. ~.
Cecilia club aud the orphcus club.
Mr.. Frederick W. Wallis conducted
the Ladies' musical club, Mr.. T u. ].
Ryan the 81. Cecilia club and Mt.
John NJ. sparanr the orpheus club.
and the combined clubs.
Mlas Margaret MeAvoy hnrpint.
and Mr.. Clayton Johnson were the as
nlstlnR artists. and the accompanies
were Mrs Rose karaNeck schlarh.
Mrs Adrienna Marcovieh and Miss
Pauline fendrca.
The program follows:
song Of the VIKINGS" ..... rasos Fanins
| "a realistic descriptive sea sons or
she ancient viking aa1&t
Combined Clubs
1 tal 'tSnrrtsAeaH ssFsstssHsts.s*s .Nestn
| 90 Advance o. the AmAHenr.. u.
...t.,.s.stsst..tss.s w taau'A@
This sang presents tns ts,fats
warriors Of a sAtenie race ~ North.
efn Asia called Anaaena, On their
march Tor more terfitnfsf
~ Cecilia Grub
Persian autie4...4s4s....ft = atonEhton
thl '-rhs Garden % tram"
trl .srhe CeuFta ~ Jamnhsd"
ClaNtpn johnson
tal In thr Ntehts 4ssst4sstss-.4F iiaehs
"a vivid portrayal % stormy
ni9ht ana the effect love brings 20
the ardent weoaF.l
"a beautiful spanish salts sons.
carrying us into spain itssif)
otphsas ciub
esl ''Apring T. LADY" LAZY Strickland
thl with Heart aud Hand priests
N4rch. frem "Athauasl Manaaiasahn
"a wonderful portrayal ~ tho
steady solemn march and It's inridrnt
feelings fell ~ ths aneisns Jewish
priests Ia their war march. T. ths
musical ssttlns 81 MsndsiAsehn 10
Naelns'n 'AthaiiN-~l
cgmhinea clubs
tb1 .pattuNiia sparuoutaH ..4. Tsasse ht
tel MasurkM 10 " Miner. &. ~ hueeAer
Mlaa Mafgafrt MeAxey
ssneaso e. =. 1870 ~.
thl "A Love sena"
tei sFafsweft
t'-rhru musir nsw hors sprinFs
nsheid the nlxhs IL day. *~~ aathiias
ladies' Masieal ciuh Chorus
'~rhe heavens Are Telling" .s.4ts. Haydu
"a most wonderful and Inspiring
chorus ftpn ilAsdn's Creation" first
performed IN tT4s HaYdn'H iAst pub.
he appearance eAa ~ usFfuf
Of the Creation. or Mareh 81. tkQk.
arrkBssa ~ haaef 81 his approaching
fath birthday All TIE great artists
81 ytennm and the princes ami no.
btes we're present Aa he aee being
ronesfr1 in an arm chair 70 = place
Atnens the nobility. the whole sod.
snoe Foas % their feet Ia teetlutanr
OF their regard AZ the epaeiaetaa 81
magnificent passage 10 euasencs
burst tnte appi@use ard Hafan. o*ss.
eofHp ~ ektlt~msnt. sseiatwea. Not
.. bat a pe~sf FROM Ahasa created
shstFe The performance proved too
much fus TIE cid musician and h~
we# taken hnfns 1T she sud ~ the
first part. Lifting his hand az u ~
the aet % blessing. he vas beFns out
ihto the sight. usxst 70 appear pub
iseiy aseknst
Combaned csuts
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

Owing to several deaths in the fam
tiles of graduates Of the Mime. Pless
school. the two plays. The Futur'
iats'' and "Barbe Bleues" planned for
this afternoon. will be given instead
On Friday. following the graduating
exercises. which Will take place al II
o'clock.
Tho dance arranged for Friday
evening. In honor Of the graduates,
has been indefinitely postponed.
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Personal


Mrs. Farwell Putnam Lilly. WHO
for the past week. was removed q
her home Wednesday.
Cadet EDGAR q. Tavtor. a atuden,
Missouri. arrived TO-DAY 10 ap4nd the
summer win ~ nar.nta. Ar. and
Mrs A . TaxIor
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=. = -, p.... - y, 49, 'e's'''' '''
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80 -, - - y ,,..,.,.,s.
e'ss ~'t@ -" - ~
eur. .eosse W. Ai'en' "ho Gas oe0''
spFhnank erfefAA Ne1Ns " san ran.
aasa' seaH'H, WIN s's'1 eot'' 'se''h. ~
~. ~ VIII ray. ~ ''osor 3'~,u'
June ~ 1of san f""saeSo' 70 hla~s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

Wright at a church mixer. Tour year
ago.
Persistence viii win." said
Louis. ~ thought Of camping In
the corridor OF the courthouse
all night. but decided not 10 do
IL. The next couple IN arrive
came AT 6.30. and went TO sleep
beside me. A line formed rapidly
after that"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
Bridge Luncheon to
Honor Miss Y0uell

Miss Helen stryker Is entertaining
with bridge luncheon OF three
tAol<s al her home Monday after.
noon. complimentary to Miss Miriam
xou&ll.
Invitations have been limited 20
tho girls IN Washington Park dis
fr1ct.
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Seattle
>)ocietY
Mrs. Eaton Entertdins
This Afternoon; Fare
arell Tea Plan ne d.;
Latnchcon for Bride
Elect.

ENTERTAINING IN HONOR or
Mrs. Francis Guy trink and
Mrs. Frederick Bentley. Mrs. William
Leonard Eaton was hostvss this
afternoon AT smart tea from until
o'clock. Pink giadsoii and coium.
hia ruSes were charmlngly arranged
IN all the rooms and filled a broad
basket which conferred the tea tahN.
Presiding al the tea table we're
Mrs Joshua Green. Mrs. Donald A.
Nicholson. Mrs. Keith Logan Ruliitt
and Mrs j. II. Blcedei.
Mrs. T. A. Davies. Mrs. Jay l.
purand and Mrs. Harry shaw az
sisted.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
Linen Shoicer for
Rride-to-Re

Compllmenting Miss Gladys Loer.
whose marriage to Mr.. Charles l..
Smith viii take place June 2. Mrs.
Charles William Matthews. tr. gGerai-
dine smithsonl entertained AT tea
and linen shower In her apartment
at Chelsea Court Thursday after.
noon
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Mrs. Godacin Entertains
Tnf0y7unllu

Mira. J. w. Goodwin entertained this
afternoon at her home at a pretty In
formal tea. Mrs. George Fortson and
Mrs 4. G. Lens presided at the urns.
assisted by Mrs. Inez Wanamaker.
Mrs. Daniel Bass. Mrs. Paul Watt
and Miss Kathleen Gaffney.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

Is THE absorbing question Of what
= IN or II not fashionable keeping
you awake Of nlshts7
Just fold the drapery Of your skirt
about you and you may lie down 20
pleasant dreams. Add fringed hem
and you will be as fashionable aa It's
good for anyone'u pride 70 be.
The formula Is simple. just wrap
u around. favel out the bottom OF
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Luncheon to Honor
Mrs. Allen

AS a compliment to Mrs. George
w. Allen. who II leaving In June for
San Francisco 10 make her home.
Mrs Ira -. Orton II entertaining
with a luncheon al her home We'd
nesday afternoon. June 7.
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ADDITIONAL CLUBS
Rainier Chapter ID. A. X. Elects
0fFieer1

AZ meeting heid yesterday in the
auditorium OF Frederick q Nelson.
Rainier chapter. Daughters OF the
American Revolution. elected the fol.
lowing officers: Airs. Walter War.
riner Reed. regent: Mrs. O. II. Car.
vsnier. first vice regent; Mrs. Robert
Enegren. second vice regent. Mrs. A.
X. ketchsm. recording secretary.
Mrs. Cornelia Glass Burdick. CORE.
spending secretary: Mrs. n. -. Hur.
ley. treasurer; Mrs. James T. Keppei.
registrar: Mrs. Arthur Devoe. histor.
ian. Mrs. r.. N. Robinson. custodian:
Mrs. Edmund Bowden. chaplain.
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Reception at Cornish

The annual reunion and reception
81 the students OF the Cornish school
and their parents win be held In tho
reception room at the school. Sunday
afternoon. June 4. AZ o'clock. For
uer students and their friends are
invited TO attend.
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Dinner at Home

compIlmenting Mrs. Percivai Cor.
don White. of Los Angeles. Mr. and
Mrs. Keith Logan Bulliti are enter.
tanning with a small dinner at their
home Friday evening.
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Luncheon Hostess

Mrs. Edmund Bowen win enter.
tain al luncheon Friday afternoon. in
compliment 10 Mrs. william Sher.
man Walker and Mrs. William II.
Oliver Covers viii be marked for
sixteen guests.
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Louis Drentwett to Give
Recital Tonight

Louis Drentwets. blind pianist. Will
be heard tn recital this evening az the
Cornish school. AIR. prentwett u .
pupil Of Boyd Wells and a student al
thr University ~ Washington.
Ills program viii be- az follows
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

The hsArd ~ trustees ~ the Seat.
tie Federstion 81 women'a clubs
viii give the second in a series Of
card parties at the club house Fri.
day. June :. Both bridge and whist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
Invitations Issued
for Tea

Mrs. Joshua Green has issued invl-
tations for a tea at her residence
Friday afternoon. from 4 until 6
o'clock. honorlng Mrs. Frederick
Struve and Mrs. Alexander NJ. Weth.
erlll. who are leaving this month for
extended travel IN Europe.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
Flower Festival
at Port Townsend

A rhododendron festival and pic
mic will be staged by the Port
Townsend Commercial club June 4.
A special excursion will leave Sc
attic from the Colman dock at q
m. on the steamer Sioux
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

Honofing the aiumnae ~ Chi
Omega sorority. Mrs. H. J. Cochran
and Miaa Jeanette Hainmworth are
entertaining with a ! o'clock lunch
con Friday afternoon. june :. az
the home % Miss HasnswOrih. zes7
5stn ave. 4. W.
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will be an election Of officers Fun
attendance II requested
Aipha Needle Club
The next meeting OF the Alpha
Needle club viii be an sliday SEES
zion Mt the home OF Mrs. y. J. liar.
mon. o2i n. seth It.. Friday. June 2.
Ladies' Auxiliary Railway Con
ductors
The Iafien' Auxiliary 10 the Order
Of Railway Conductors win give a
card party Friday. June 2. at $50 y
m. al 1881 First ave.
fcnia Chapter No. III
TonIa Chapter No. ia. o. r.. A.,
Sewing club. with Mrs. II. w. Fish
er. AIS Dayton ave. 100 p. m
Lady Artisans
Lady Artisans. with Mrs. Alice
Rodgers. 1904 seth ave. s. w. win
meet at IL a m. at Spelger 4
Hurlbut's
Ladies Of the Golden North
The Ladies' OF. the Golden North
win meet Friday. June 2. .. m. At
19s3ts First ave.
Fruit and Flower Mission
The board OF trustees Of the Fruit
and Flower Mission viii be enter.
tanned by the Alki Point members OF
the board 81 the home OF Mrs. George
Adrian smith. sioo West Spokane ST.,
Friday morning at 1880 o'clock
Ioniz Chapter No. III
Tonia Chapter. No. fit. o. r. =.
Sewing club will meet with Mrs. IL
W. Fisher. zsI5 Dayton ave. Fri
day. June 2. at 100 .. m phinney
car.
Seattle Post No. IL
American Legion Auxiliary 10 Sc
attic Posf No. is win entertain at
ten. nj the home OF Mrs. Jack
uweed. siss STth 8. w. Friday.
June :. at 1880 o'clock. Take car
No. ..
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CLUBS ron FRIDAY


The executive board OF the city
Federation Of tho W. G. T. T. will
meet Friday. June :. AZ i5o .. m.
at the home Of Mira. Emma Wood.
f6e ztth ave.
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Orthopedic Tea Shop


Mount Baker Park guild win be In
charge OF the service al the ortho-
pedic Tea shop Friday. with Mrs.
George johnson. hostess. assisted by
Mrs. Arthur Webb. Mrs. A. r..
|ORellIey. Mrs. Archie Chandler. Mrs.
Ralph whaley. Mrs. Frank EnEei.
Mrs. Eugene Dyer. Mrs a. J. Ham
ilton and Mrs. r.. II. Pope.
Motor buses are now used by Il
railroads In the United States.
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DATES
TO REMEMBER

THU HsDAY. JUNE -
The marriage Of Miss Anna Hoxe to
Mr.. Hamilton 6. Roife In st
Marks church 80 $50 O'Clock
College clubs sports clothes dinner
dance.
M. and Mrs Robert p. Gr.ers
dinner at the Rather club. In
compliment TO Mr.. and Mrs
stfuvs-
FRIDAY. JUNE b.
The marriage Of Miss Gladys I.oer
20 Mr.. Charles 7. smith. In Queen
Anne Congregational church. at
e.se O'Clock
Mrs. w. III. Friteh and Miss Eleanor
rrlfch 70 entertain az tea from
until o'clock.
Or. and Nrs. J. q Durand.s dinner
at Boulevard Inn. to honor Mr..
ard Mrs Frederick Struvs and
Col and Ars. Alexander N.
Wefherili.
Mrs. walter p. Beats iuncheon for
Miss Catherine Howe and Miss
Myra Lsmbuth.
Mrs. Cecil Baeon's luncheon at the
Sunset club. honoring Mrs. T. A.
FransioiI
Mrs. n. g. Goebef 70 entertain with
luncheon AZ home. compliment
ing Mrs. George Edward Mack.
Of Everett.
Mrs y. G. Ats bridge luncheon at
home.
SATURDAY, JUNE B.
Bridge tea 81 women's University
club az zs5o o'clock.
Mrs. ". J. Ramsey to honor Miss
Myra Lambuth at Informal luneh-
con.
The marriage Of Miss Dorothy
Wrestling 20 Mr.. Charles Brian
Wattieworth In 81 Barnabas'
chapel. at o'clock.
SUNDAY. JUNE s--
Mr.. and Mrs Trafford Hutsron 10
entertain at tea from 4.20 10
o'clock. honoriug Mr.. and Mrs
strive and Col and Mrs. Alex
snder VI. WetheriiI.
MONDAY. JUNE B.
The marriage Of Miss Malta Laiti
20 Mr.. Lester Albert Peiton. at
home Of her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Jacob Lalti. at o'clock.
WEDNESDAY. JUNE
Miss Myra f.anbgth 20 wed Mr..
Wills Webster Judd IN the
Church Of the Epiphany. at $40
o'clock.
Mrs. Peter Andrea's tea at home
from . 70 o'clock.
THURSDAY. JUNE B.
Mrs. Charles II. I.arne and Mrs
william T.. McElfatrick are en-
PERTAINING at luncheon at the
Yacht club.
Mrs Prank r. witt win honor Miss
catherine Howe with a misceiia-
neous shower at home.
FRIDAY. JUNE D.
Mills College club dance at Tennis
club.
FRIDAY. JUNE To-
Miss Katherine Skaters Informal
dance ~ home. i07 DorfeI drive.
SATURDAY. JUNE IT,
The marriage Of Miss Margaret
jenkins and Mr.. Wesley Fecbter
Whife al tile home OF the BRIDE
eiects parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Edmund l.. Jenkins. ~ 4 O'Clock
In the afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

w. SCHULTZ was fined $500 ana
his wife 500 In Federal Judge II. H.
Rudkin's~ court Wednesday morning.
when they pleaded guilty to the pos
session and sale OF Intoxicating
liquor.
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Wilhelm MCKINLEY ClrcIe. 40. II

William Mckinley circle. No. II.
Ladies' Of the Grand Army. will serve
a home cooked dinner Wednesday
noon, June 7. in Veterans hail. Ar.
mory. Circle meeting at D. m. Card
party at $50 p. m.
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A craze for black jcwelry and Or
nnnents has taken firm hold on
The fashionable women in Paris.
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Custer Camp, No. I

Custer camp, No. I. Sons Of veter-
ans. and Custer auxiliary. will meet
In regular business session Tuesday
evening. June G. In Veterans hall. Ar.
mory.
King County Legislative Federation
The King County Legislative Fed.
ration will hold it's last business
Meeting OF the season Monday. June
). ~ 2 p. M, at the Y. w. c. A.
building.
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Irecisi' Heights Women's Improve
fufuf fIuh

Iescbi Heights woulen's Improve
rnent CLUB viii hold an important
business meeting Friday afternoon az
O'Clock nj the home Of Mrs. Emil
Parker. lss cath ave. South. There
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01
Concert Friday

There will he concert in
the Swedish Baptist church. Ninth
and Pine, Friday evening. at SIS.
Tho following program viii be
given.
Ie Deum IN " Minor ...s...@..s... Buck
Church Choir
fs) Andants Caatabiie. ...............
........s4+..... Tschlakownky- Auer
tbl siavonto Dance. G Major..........
..s...... .*s...ss.s DNorak -kFe ialsr
fc) Prom the Canebrake" ............
........ssss.s....... Samuel Gardner
Albany Richie
fal The Time OF NioietA'
OBJ The Dream Door" .... N"s ""''"
fe) "CrytnK Waters. Campbell Upton
sydney Laurence Dixon
ta) 'Trnprovisatlon" ...... Mcdowell
lhJ Country Gardens" ........ Granger
Arvillo Heiatad
fal "Bercause Homantique". -. Kressier
thb 'Zigeunerwsieen~ ......... .Hsrasata
Albany Richie
fa) The Green Cathedral. Hahn
ID faRRy ss.ss.s +..ss1.ss.......s.C Cox
teD Blind PlouEhman". t.s+...... Clarke
Sydney Laurence Dixon
fa) Prayer Perfect ,.444..... .Htanaon
CD The Desert Shall Rejoice" atenson
Church Choir
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WOMEN'S CLUBS

will be played beginning at .. m.
Members urged 10 ntfepd an the pro
csecs viii be devoted " eliminating
Inc debt on tie ciub house.
Bssshirhem Shrine
Bethlehem Shrine. No. 4. white
Shrine of Jerusalem. will meet Fri.
day. June ?. al 8 p. M. at the Ma.
sonic temple.
Social Musicale and Tea
The Emmanuel Lutheran church
win give a social musicale and tea
TO abort 1000 people nj the church
on Friday evening. June :.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1922-06-01

will be an election Of officsrA Fun
attendance IL requested.
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The next meeting OF the Alpha
Needle club win be an siiday SEES
zion Mt the home OF Mrs y. J. liar.
mon. esi n. seth It.. Friday. June 2.
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NQEu Hlflfd t3ata
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Iouia Chapter No. ia

ronia Chapter. No. III. o. r. =.
Sewing club viii meet with Mrs. IL
w. Fisher. szi5 Dayton ave. Fri
day. June 2. at i.so .. m phinney
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THE PITTSBURGH. CINCINNATI. CHICAGO
4 ST. LOUIS RAILROAD COMPANY
Treasury Department

! 1922.
DALIA RAILROAD COMPANY 10 A totsi
cost OF 4ibs,74O. 90 Will be purcha sed ~,
ths Sinking Fund. March 81. 1929, AZ ~
Agency Of the Company, The Farmers' nsN nU
and Trust Company, New York City. und.n
the following provision Of the mortsa se. ue'
Sealed proposals for the sale of ssia
{ bonds Will be received at the Agency n
New York, and bonds offered atS ot
price which. exclusive OF accrued ,nt,.tn In, tne
thereon shall be tho lowest percsn,aest
OF the principal thereof. will be secsn,s
and paid for at not exceeding psr
accrued Interest. Should bonds OF dirma
eht holders be offered at tho ma nrtcI
the number Of such bonds purcb.
shall be on . pro rata basis, as nasrIu
as practicable. In proportion to the wery
number OF bonds offered at the sams
price" "s
Proposals to sell bonds 10 tho s,,,,.,
Fund must be In the hands Of the FsrmsNInhg
before three S'eloek p. NJ. on Tharsdayy. dy.
Letter Of the bonds offered. On Marcb bssss ssss:
notice Of acceptances will he maiIeJ" cas!
interest to April LIST. 1929, will be pa Id sna no
bonds accepted. Bonds accepted must On On
delivered on April LIST. or security fmrnTt. oe
on that day, II required, that dellverw Mt.
be made within ten days. WI"
T., II. d. MCKNIGHT,
Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-24
FINANCIAL
Proposals
DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC WORKS
BUREAU OF CITY PROPERTY

Phila.. March lS. 1922.
Sealed proposals will be received at Room
2l8, City Hall. until lo o'clock noon, on
Tuesdsy. April I, 1922. and opened at that
time In Same room. for
i. Repairs to Independence Hal!-Repairs
and alterations to entrance steps,
deposit Of fiye u6. .0O> dollars at City Archi.
tect's once. 1911 Chestnut Street).
?. Improving plot bounded by Cresson.
Cotton. sherwood and Rector
Streets. in the 2ist Ward, by
shrubs.
5. improving MGylar Park; bounded by
perty lines In the 32nd Ward. by
supplying and erecting chain link
tPisns and specifications may be
obtained on No. and No. al
Room III, City Hall. on deposit OF
nve S5. OO) dollars).
Z. Improving Mifnln Square in the 3ath
Ward, by the treatment OF soil.
supplying and sowing grass seed
and supplying and laying sod.
s. Improving Wharton Square. in the
seth Ward. by the treatment of
soil. supplying and sowing grass
seed and supplying and laying sod.
.. Laying or repairing, NeuchateI or
asphalt pavements. concrete pave
granolithic finish pavements, cop
inss. curbs. etc. and resurfacing
walks with Tarvia and pebbles for
tho year 1929.
Specifications for No. 4. No. q, and
No: O. may be obtained at Room
1T. City Hall.
For further Information inquire at
Room III. City Hall.
(sisned) FRANK II. CAvEN,
Director
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THE cENrEAti iiiNbEiPNSA;LL NNbAETiIGNAL BANK OF

NJ, I,v,,,a ,,a.1ade!phIa, March %, 1929.
dividend of four (a) mr. cent. wSinhre ~Si,Srea
Ss.r. r.cops psSSS's March Slst 10 stockhoidsss
D. SWIFT. csshisr'''
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-24

WHY has ne Investor ever lost Q dol
lar Of principal or interest ON any
security bought Of =. W: Straus 4 Co.
Write for our booklet so and learn ~,
reason why.
8. w. STRAUS Z co.
stssk HxshAags 1lds., RkilsAal>a,a
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CONSUMERS ELECTRIC
LIGHT & POWER co
NEW OkIEANl

e rsG4!ar quarterly diSidsnd Of one and
ferred Stock OF the company has hns, hns RE
claIed, payable March 81. 1893, to stocs-
holdrs Of record March 10. lo22 The trans
closed at the close OF business Marchh' ~ Ce
1922 ana will he reopened on Aprii ioaS'
a. L. LINN. JR Trea s,,rsr-'
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eW THE EINK ENIKKTGHRSPHTsE GR sH{I n nSS4zIioNAL
Annual Meetings

r@THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE.
BOARD OF MANAGERS Of The
LIBRARY. aud an election for Ave X;
mapagers TO serve serve for the ensuing four "a
years will be 2e'd 81 the LIBRARY BUILD.
streets. on Monday. March 81. At 500 P' ~
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Special MeetlnEs
rs$sCORN EXCHANGE NATIONAL BANK
w Of pHlU.AnEI
>-nr1c,lc iS HERERY EiNEAr 49,.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that q
special meeting of the shareholders OF tbs
Corn Exchange National Bank of PhiIa dni.
phia will he held at the banking house
streets Philade!phis. on April 18th. 1893. al
in approval or disapproyal OF an aEreemen;
providing for the consolidation Of the Corr
EXCHANGE National Bank OF Philadelphia ~
Rittenhouse National Bank Of PhiiadeInhis
into one national bank under the charter ~
the Corn Exchange National. Bank Of Phi,s
delphia. under the title Of Corn Exchans.
National Bank OF PHILADELPHIA" in sccorG.
ance with the provisions Of Act Of Consress
approved November Z, 1918. The asrsement
ofTlcers Of the said associations and a eonv
OF it is Oh fle and may be inspected at ssiS
''"" ALLEN NJ. MATHEWS. c..hl.,
rP THE R!TTENH0UsE NATIONAL
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN thsts q
fRsffrirESHofsE fsfi sHafE SATioNAI1' ATioNA1''eTs RASfr e. THE
PHILADEI.PHIA will be held at The ba ,.;nfr ~
house. 1919 Chestnut street. -Flilndelphia ~,
April -. 1929. at 1900 o'clock in The for.. on
or dsapproval Of an agreement providpippsro idpiproSs! va
the consolidation Of the Rittenhouse Na atf,no uor
spank OF Philadelphia and the Corn Erhional
National Bank Of PHILADELPHIA intn anSe
national bank, under the title Of CORN EYE ESne
CHANGE NATIONAL BANK OF Psi TE
DEI.PHIA." in accordance with the 10
Of hs is,s Ae rSs %
executed by the directors and officers q, ,oeen zen
said associations and a copy Of it IL on M the aiee
ana may W. Z. FiTzGER1AIfpn, IfpnKUtns U.s.bhI.osus house.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-03-24
Dividends
Automobile Banking Corporation
Preferred Dividend No. 4

The Board OF Directors have tbI, d.y
declared n quarterly dividend on The d.. By
April J.. 1929. on all Preferred Sbs1sss ns
record March a. az the rate OF eight psr
cent per ,annum. Checks will be mailed
Philadelphia. Pa. r. r. NEi'%e.NS
February 20. 1922. TraN, nN,
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Annual EleCtions
CAMBRIA IRON CONF
F-F7

rlga CAMBRIA IRON COMPANY
~ At the annual meeting ~ s,o.,
holders OF Cambria Iron COMPANY STOCK; STOCK;
March 81. 1922, the following director. ,sra nsId
elected TO serve for the ensuing Wear: were
David Reeves Eftingham n. Nor,,
r. Francis Wood Edward L. w.i.S IT'S
powell Stackhouse GEORGE " Nr.s.
John W. Townsend Christian & EsSTy,
A. e. Dinkey Teo'ser
p. b. BURTIs.
Secretary