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The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-08
GREAT DAMAGE IN
THE WAKE OF FLOODS
CROPS WIPED OUT ON MANY
NEBRASKA FARMS. LOSS is
PLACED NEAR MILLION.

OMAHA, Neb.-With the food
waters of Saturday receding, reports
tonight presented the picture OF de-
vastation to thousands of acres OF Ne
braska farm land, swept clean OF all
crops. thousands of head of live stock
lying dead and property loss conserv-
atively estimated at $1,0O0,OO0.
Small streams, flooded by the cloud
burst OF Friday night, spread over
Pierce, Wayne Stanton and Cedar
counties. inundating towns with from
several inches to several feet of water
and forced citizens to higher ground.
Streams, normally only few feet
wide spread until they were more than
a mile wide, reports say. Bridges, rail-
road tracks and crops went before
the flood, and territory along the
streams today presents desolate spec
tacle.
Forced to Leave Homes.
More than half the inhabitants OF
Pilger. Neb., were forced to flee from
their homes to higher grounds, reports
saving that not a house in the town
escaped being flooded, and it will be
some days before many homes can
be made habitable Randolph and
Pierce, Neb., had similar experiences.
The water at Walthill is standing tour
feet deep on the streets in the lower
part of town, according to reports.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-08
Deaths From Liquor
Have Greatly Increased
Bad Rum Causes Alarming Jump in
Mortality Rate in New York City.


Mortality Rate in New York City. .
Deaths from acute alcoholism in
New York city during 1922 have in
creased almost 81 per cent over the
number in 1921, and more than 80 per
cent over the total for 1920, the city
medical examiner reports. Poor quail
ity of liquor being sold is given as the
cause for the increase, which is term
ed alarming.
IF men knew what they were
drinking they would not drink the
stuff" prohibition officers say. Three
fourths of the whisky is poorly and
cheaply made to satisfy growing de-
mand following an increase in the &C
Invites OF the prohibition force.
Less than one-sixth of the liquor
consumed is good bottled-in-bond liq-
uor, it is said. The other drinks are
often rank poison, and any man who
drinks of it is slowly but surely COM
hitting suicide, the health officer de-
clares.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-08
BELL PEPPERS PAY A
CHARLTON GROWER BIG

Gardner Lutzi came to Charlton
county, Georgia, stranger and tickled
the soil in his own peculiar way, and
is now shipping from ten to twenty
crates of the finest bell peppers that
ever adorned a table. They are net
ting him, clear of all expenses, $1.50
per crate The beauty of this is that
peppers produce the entire season,
frost stopping the growth. Spalding
county, has. peppers by the hundred
acre fields.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-08
HANDLED 112 LETTERS FOR
EACH PERSON DURING YEAR

Every citizen OF the United States
would have received III letters last
year if the aggregate letter mail which
passed through the postoffice depart
ment was divided on per capita basis.
A statistician in the department has
estimated that 11,335,000,0OO letters
went through the mails last year.
Great Britain had a per capita eX-
change of "a, Germany Is and Italy
"a.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-08
X-Ray Reveals Stolen
Ring in Mans Stomach

BALTIMORE, Md etec t ives
Roche and Smythe took Sidney Gold,
man. who swallowed $1,000 diamond
rjna belonging to Miss Sophia Cor
such to the Maryland General Hospital
where an x-ray photograph OF Gold
mans stomach revealed the presence
of the ring.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-08

Farm loans at 8 per cent interest:
d. c. HOYL. GIFT
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-08
CAUSE OF APPENDICITIS.

When the bowels are constipated
the lower bowels or large intestines
become packed with refuse matter that
is made up largely of germs. These
germs enter the vermiform appendix
and set up inflammation, which is COM
monty known as appendicitis. Take
Chanberlain's Tablets when needed
and keep your bowels. regular and
you have little to fear from appendi-
citis.-adv.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-08

Farm loans at per cent interest:
L. c. HOYL. o-zI-tt
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-08
Sleeps on Cowcatcher
Going 20 Miles an Hour
Was Homeward Bound Without the
Formally of Paying Railroad Fare.


HAMMONTON, N. IA Penn
svlvania railroad train from Atlantic
City passed through here, at high
speed Thursday night with the mo-
of the locomotive.
When the train stopped at Philadel-
phia railroad officials and others were
Mortified to find the body OF boy
II years old lying inert on the cow
catcher. s., &,
He was alive, but asleep, and had
made the ride, almost seventy miles,
in his dangerous position, sometimes
rushing through the darkness at sew
enty miles an hour.
His name was Frederick Herbert, OF
Shawnee, Okla, homeward bound
without the formality of paying reg
ular rates.
The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1922-08-08
DOG TOOTH REMAINS IN
MANS LEG JUST SO YEARS

KITCHENER. Canada.-Treatment
for cancer by Dr. George Swart re-
suited in the finding of dogs tooth
in the leg of an aged man. The man
declared he had been bitten by dog
when 8 years of age sixty-nine years
ago. Removal of the tooth alleviated
the patients trouble
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29
DEATHS

Heart and Altar ana hosary Societies. in.
CLARK. Dec. 2s HANNAH. wife Of tho
and friends invited to attend funeral. Sat
J. S."M McieHna. ma s3s ~ G5i ST. Ti.h p rcauidH un
mass at. our, Lady o. the. Rosary Church. 10
be viewed Fri. after ! r. NJ.
cIAnMrsqGsa%m,y, LARS, E@ssn pG, e. 1922 rETEt
t!iiisj. iiea,ivcs and fricnd3. =. II. n. On
LIoyes. are invited 90 attend funeral. Sat
woif i;I st. VI RcduieTn nj masS a, Chur"h of 4,
Montc,., precisely at . a. N Int Holy
.CfAwsoN.--Dcc. 81. 1922. EDITH s
GGLAWSO% daush,cr 9Sss william ,o,,,' :" enl
9 i. H. ,' residence, @ ssS5 y. 10th st. Int, int
private. FornwoJd Com. Viewing this NriJ
gc2rE% e. h%s6ana q CofHsi;a ;aI; Glefs 'o%a
Philadelphia Station. Int. Adath Jeshurun
,<%@EEY. .upec aG nEI;EN coREYs sEns 'sG" 'ss2
S%ea SS ToaG a eni k52% nsste 'iH%s AmSi$s
Amber Sf int "%i. st. AHhS,h@Snyss.0 at @ s0's'N "uF'H
,,,.bS GbM@WLEY ny 20 JERTEMfAi r..
friends ARE Invited sat, $50 * ~. iata
@ff'@%%GE f rm 235% a s df fs g. onsa E2emp 70 n
Int. New Cathedral!
Lree Garr!,y,, beloved wife 9t Patrick J;
to attend funeral. on Friday morning. At
$40. from her late residence. 1l3 Chcrry st.
solemn high mass OF requiem at 81. Au.
Eu.tine's Church at 10 A. NJ. lntcrmcnt at
,HAILEY.SDcc. IS, DAVID r. husband !
Of Ida ". and son OF the late Dav!A L. and
Ma Mar% f. a3h srGnIs!n Of 9e Lat" R"y; "yo
inNii"l 70 attend funeral. sat, : T. NJ. pre-
"iS"lv from his late residenc". lN2" Mem,
ms St Int. Palmer Gem. Friends may CAL
DARLINGToN.--on Dec. .2S. 1922. A%NlE
$SS $86 @ sS1S M at ;1'tS" her rcsrac@co, IS enc 4S2
chprc% ST. W"st chester. Pa Int private
C1NpA, wtfo OF John Dannck" Rela ,iyos
ST., : 80 p. NJ. at late TesJaeaco. a3i West
f2TH TfrErRi8;N E' iin; nT'yatf;; Dec % 1922 CATH.
ARiNE DICKERSON tnee EasterdaS) Scrv
!C"s on Saturday afternoon, at . O'Clock. n
H. Oliver II. !nir Bldg. 1920 Chestnut St
ln'"rm"nt private.
EFFINGER.-Dcc:,. 20, ,PHIL1PpINtA
wifo q Gustaye Eningcr. Funernl seryi,e,
Sat. . p. NJ, from her lat" residence i55.
MI,chc,l St; Roxboroush. Int. West Laurc
EiIIUTT".--'''nn ''n' H%" S"' =. s. tS23 !'' hErnl:>
s. husband OF Anne NJ Elliott 'r"" Bro
sious,. aged - years. Relatives and fr.end,
/ morning at 10 O'Clock. at his late resII"nce
! $50 y, Taylor ST. lntermcnt at Mt. XiOT
Ccrotrry, rottstown. Ia.
EI'SER.-Dec. =. WILLIAM ELsER. sr
inr,et 70 attend funeral services, sat.
p ~. residence 32 oak lane, Primes. Della
EarS Ta,"ns, c9HI'y lnt prIyaro FsTnwood
,ESCNNER. DEC. 81. 1929 AIGvsTA
wifi" Of Albert Eschner. Funeral scrvicc'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29
Aleck the Barber

I" We been looking over the Christmas
= cards they've got this year." said
Aleck the Barber, "and I cant hclp
but wonder why it never occurred to
anybody to get out card showing
nice little. fireplace with candle on
each side Of it.
1T would he so Christmasy, espe-
cially If the fireplace was painted red
and maybe there was little green
wreath hanging over it and underneath
it said: o
Bringing cheer for ali the year
To you out there from t,s back here"
"n1DN'T see card something like
- that?" says the wife of Alcck the
Barber.
ITS just possible that you might
have, though | doubt it," said Alcck
the Barber. 'But 7 have another idea
that Is even moro original.
Take nice card with rough edges
like a saw all around and then make n
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29
Deatbs

Atkins 20. FLORENCE A1.KlNs
lneo Beersl, wife Of Rufus Atkins. Rcla-
tives md friends invited to funeral services
!; EG2 Memphis st. Int%fmcnt private, laurel
after 7 p. N.
ASuBROoK Dec. 81. 1922. MARY
Esa%cs and frss arc %. ay'ei :Hs t%0eTs%sG a;eHG
her husband $50 N ioth ct. Int. private.
Rufus Atkins, tnce Bore Relatives ana
frI"uds invited to fnn"rai services, Sat. .
Int, rr@"o !'i% anrci i ccm' c%n Frands FGhI may ss
HhkHR. =, Dec u, l922. HENRY Fl;
bHSEh, aE"l 80 DO p'ty' !; services Stt.,
T.. M'' RESIDENCE l'-- - 1oth ST. Int prl-
vate 4. u., ~
~ 1o22. JULIA r. hAFTEiI'E; aged 81.
tuhIrhl serves, Ey;iiii; M waterfront
N; EhrSs nec N'5s 'om' ,,,o,u, r,,,
a. -. l. r., ta' ~ y Jr, r,ra n",nuN"a anI
ifichIS lnEl,"h ,oo""o lnnnerHi serVicg; at MS
lTt" h E residence M l3gS iiilGi"G il , 9ye Frh
TnonHHmi'"c' nouorY ot III" '''"'N' f'e"se omit
ItlNT%IN'GER.-,,DecG; q; 1917, FEEDER-
ninaer c" itennercrl H"Ia,vcs and friends &
pN'W" l" uroaiIn"c1,S 80 49, .u,,'i -',,'
i,icb, -, "ru,'msSrthpI S o3s & "a 81 'inmnaau,m.
civ, y. J. int. Fcrnwood Ccm,
iiSf.AtiK'-Gn Dec. 2s, Io25. JAMES. hus
hand ti OF ne iate ramo". bIngk. R"La-
S,, az" r.rnnor a. . 90 o.ofno, so ''rT, rT
~, ;si,,I'"'S ,, -, "" ~ : iiIy - ,. M nts
AZ ,;in,irLWr,,p, ~, an n-r,ac 81 Mr., ANY, -
u!H iyhE,b 70 - -po,,'Hft,o, ~ nS'<S
oro ryi,Si ~ attend fjncrei sorvices Ran
re- re- 'iInmc' I'm and %0rris sts. Sat .
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29
FINANCIAL,
s,nlRiAAly lRAy'P PunSr aSrErIoS,s rsSs SONS COMPANY

sinking Fund Purchase 'SfSS ~ CGMPANY
tons sons sons cSnnS 20 the ssresmsnt OF David L%p
seYvnd hs,reby gives notice that Il bss soes ss
pany ,bst ,bouce liz from David Lupton's Sons Com.
tho ,,nss sas sRld company will deposIt yyith
ips ipss uHibhsrsigned, ih on or before Jannsryw VT
Hundresdde sde ss sum & of Thirty.one Thousand Two
;S,rnsEing Frnd, provided under tba IN tns
Issued wnlSh nS The said Preferred Stock was
sad s,n, nhd q thst It Is Its inten,,.n 10 Apply
brsrsrred tbsrsr stock aforesaid orars Of pt ,os ~
par and srs scnrw invited at price not TO excseS
S,,sh Se,,,,ha tenders to be addressed to pb,,s,
SinRina rnnSs rtrust Company. Trustee OF ths
PbIi.Id Ppbb1InI snd Chestnut streets ". E corncr
until a o'n'ac,, such offers will bs received
PHILADELPHIA TRUST coyMirANy
JOHN C. wALLAcE''
ph''ade'phIa December es. 1879 ea'u'er'
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29

KAUFMAN.--Dec 20 ta22. suHdon'v. A.
Belle, luiro Apts. SAMUEL husband Of
Fannie Kaufman (nr" Praghom"rl Rola-
tires and fr!"nds invited u attend funeral,
Fri. 10 a Nj. from Asher & Sons Broad
s.. Chapel. 1909 y. Broad st, Int. NJ. sinai
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29
DEATHS

WiEsT.--Dec, 81 EMMA T.. wrfs of
Joseph Il. Wiest tnee Yahn). Rcla tlves and
irlenis are inyited to attend funcrai sory.
ices. sat, =; NJ. late resIdenco, 423 w.
Remains may be Vowed Fri. owe
WITTER. Dec. 81 at her residence 1917
BROOks: wife Of william j. Wjtcr. ReIa,
tivcs and friends are invited 10 attend IN.
Of Kirk Nice, 63Of Gcrmantown ave. int. nt.
private.
husband OF Lydia u. Wunder. nEed m RcIn'
tIves and friends also $cetown Lodge. so
Sis !. o. q. =. and all other ORGANIZATIONS
of which he was a member invited 10 10.
neral services, sat, 2 j. NJ. late residence
IdRe I'm ave. ana Walnut ave. North
Glen side, Autos will meet :O2 T. ~ rain
from Reading Terminal at Edge I'M Station.
Int. private. Friends may call Fri. eve.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29
Annual Meetings
annual Meetlnge
CLNlRAL NATIONAL BANK
W. Chestnut street Mt Fifth

Philadelphia. Dec. l. 1922
The Annual Meeting OF the Shareholders OF
this bank will be held at the banking house
Chestnut street at Fifth. Philadelphia, on
Tuesday. January 0. 1923. at II o'clock, for
the election OF Directors to serve for the
ensuing year TO vote Tor or against II pro-
posed Increase in the capital stock OF tho
Dank from ono Million Dollars 81 O0O 0OOJ
to one Million Two Hundred and Fifty Thou.
sand Dollars Isl $50 0O0). the increase TO b,
inado by the sharchoIdera being given the
privilege Of subscribing at par FOR twenty
hve per cent Of their present holdings being
on" new share for each four shares so +ald
and for the transaction of such other bust
ness as may properly be brought before the
meeting.
A D. SWIFT.
Nlce Drnsdnnt Cnshlar
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29
Ip-sP FRANKLIN NATIONAL BANK
SD Chestnut street west Of Broad

philadelphia. Dec. I. 1922.
Tho Annual Meeting of the shareholders ot
this bank will be hold at the banking hnuss
1915 Chestnut street, Philadelphia on Tues.
day. January 0, 1923. at IL O'Clock noon. Tor
the election OF Directors to serve for this
ensuing year alsO to vote for or AGAINST
proposed increase OF tho capital stock =. the
bank from one million Ave hundred thousand
dollars (Sl .5OO,0OO) to two million dollars
(s2. 900 .O0Q) the Increase to he made by
stock dividend from the undivided profits Of
the bank; and upnn such other husinas, as
may be brought before the meeting.
y. WM. HARnT.
Vice President and ca qah'n-.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF TIDE WATER
PoWER COMPANY FIRST MORrGAt,.

Under the Sinking Fund provisions Of tho
mortgage sealed oftcrs viii bo reCoivod until
=. NJ. January 2. 1923. at tho 6filce OF
on Lives and Granting Annuitics. Trustee
for thc sale to II at IN" lowest price no,
many bonds rs slGi67S viii purchase. 10
Al prop9sals should be addressed to the
THE ,LENNsvl.yANtA COMPANY For
lNStRANCES on LIVES AND
GRANTING ANNtfTfES
OF Chestnut st. Pl'la., Pa
"prorosals for, Sinking Fund Tide Water
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29
SUPERIOR STEEL CORPORATION

IIrCUWDrT TO, IU--
A. tho regular meeting OF the directors
" tho SlNcror steel Corrorntion, a quar-
Second Preferred stock. payable February
10. 1923. TO stOCkhuld"rs OF record February
J. 1923. [. y. CLANCY. Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29

r.,,7 THE ANNUAL. MEETING OF the
SO etnCI,hOldnra OF The North Pennsyl.
ronia railroad Company viii .c held at the
oifirS o. the Company, ,;So, No, 20 South 81
s.t 81 ',son'%SS son qSs Tnnnary 1an%@s
a,HH.cIira a President and twelve Directors
10 serve for the ensuing year
" john 8. WISE.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29

DEC. /. 1929 NOTICE--TO HOLDERS or
philadelphia and Reading Railroad Com
extended to 1899.
Under the provisions Of the Supplemental
Mortgage. sealed proposals will l.. received
until l2 O'Clock noon on the 3oth inst. nj
tho office OF the Trustee. b1i Chcatnut
street; for tho sale TO II OF thirty 900 Of
said bonds at III" lowest rate hut In no
case excegd!rH par. with accrued intcrest
TIE PENNSYLVANIA COMPANY FOR
ASSURANCES on LIVES AND
GRANTING ANNUlTlES. Trustee
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29

- tributors OF tho Preston Retreat VIII
he held M%nday; }nnTnry ryos, s. l2ys g. T"ur agT
pui nose Of 'clect,ng Managers, Auditors and
a Treasurer. and tor tho transaction Of such
other business may come before tho
"te''"e GEORGE u. PORTER secrotnry.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29

'isely. Int. Holy Sepulchre

10 A. NJ. precisely Int Holy sepulchre
nS as and e msr sAA SfSiss
Sns $50 81 a. j. MI @ 'hT sai fuqSa splns da
Gcsu G's 10 10 T. M Int. Holy Ss GFoss Gem. en-"
MiT SasSand Of M9r2 RfS r. e. mdGp GS2 AHTTH ars4
years Funeral services on FRIDAY, ,9t 10
NJ" ave- hS als ~
prysts NfgEel Bl GGmetS5S $7 T6Sr MARY
SarksH tr9t aeqEets Gf PT pn,H1 agh RSse
aaSyS ayS ri. Holy sepulchre Gem. friends may
p5s Mcdlii!R iliis s,;5 e. wrLIIAM Z McG1RR. m
nd % fuhor@ str seTvSs CO a are 2so 5RY'iSa f. H. r. at
NJ" Sif S,GSE1encS 92io t Pne g mi TTy","
Glade. formerly. OF 39ii Powciton ave-. Tu-
from tho Oliver II. Bair Bldg. 1920 Ghost
~, nfh,s,s, ~, S?,"mn r%Gu,""m mass a. st. lanes
vcw1r %4TGn Frday GyGfH @ysninr ln'en'"' private
s.2$::. q !5s:' e., s:f a1 s5 3 #
a. the residence ef ner son. Charles J Nc.
GeT NH cF,sS Ta AdWgTS ,Iss rs
the train leaving Broad 81. station at ms
M"QtArbb' 'IIf%a% mp"C, S9@s'''WW 9s' 'WWrr.ttAu - v,.
2tAAp Ar1uI5 sGp Of .hs la,e Henry i and Anna
iro,n hiS hrothcr,s residence, Henry r Nc
4 s.; j%Sa oG Arcs chur5ch icl'"'MN IS g. mas In
MGT4d% ssc@ s. f:pe@sF Ee@T'!AF1ME a3f Ir:ns. E
ytt"d - attend funeral Ga', i,or 40 =,
a. Cg%y CFT9G"1TI Ii {; GGr s,r 9auFt,e M-g Thongs
n"fiar 1iror" Ccm., Glou""s,er. Friends may
NJ M5%ME a}uSE.or 9g s} PEI .:; Fl 3 ,o9a -, oGnoTnA
g., Moyor; aFcd - y"ars NeIatiqcs aud
Of Transneura ion ohurch. arc ,nvi.oI IT"',,' "a -,
L"9G 9[5dn1" lnnerGia sat 30 \ NJ rom her late
ba"n be 'rowdI n rr i'Y mg,rr22s9 T"W Remains may
l., tNT.ISulIGG.ty Doc. 2s 1929. OSCAR
scr,HCs , n1s1Gnd Sat o. % Eii~9h"th Mount Funeral
-MT,thJ5lINEiR ,hJl a. Cope As2y. J. J. n,r
E'Iot, Mui'n"~. eg'i 80 R"',t.ras "H'r.% a1G
'tr!snds a." inrted 70 attend funero, s@ry.
ii, a.. w. Int Vat at Mays Landing,
loved husband ot Florentn Mumtzer r,5,e
ne''itF' IN his e@d ycar R"ativoq arI
H!s and % the " IRSrn iit hr, %f fF"I 4ssd zen ;If
Gsh.n''" inT.!el ~ attend sunSral serylS"s
n.dI6rE st. ~, ~ Eas; ''% ;oIar If%Il'GTTT' Fiji :i3 :I
"iTs MI:nRAYy XIV r,ss no y,"""1 ri ~. ,,..,,
n6D%E MiIRyt%Y. s,T of rs%b,,,o GT2Fi% a.; ~
io,e G"orR' Murray Rerafiyos ana frcnJjs
sS4 s"3@ !" 5f"IIs Of Gs S i%% soI5 T n TaI. %m ~"
Il. Church at 23o. Friends may cail RI
%FAKY, :. a II.onl ~ S21a%nIy n?c - SARAH.
TO whcS SS'TGh -ost T~%rg r '1'G iiaF3n Fl"r
Tncs. $40 K 81 rom her iatS ar re-. ,a.
hurch Of St. MonIca 10 4. Il. In. 'IIiici.y 'Iioig
q: Thomas Ncei Rcit!y,r aII frI@,T T' T';"w re
invited TO m" s"rri' on Saturday AFTER.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29
TrOI'Osuls

Si ENGk. OFFICE, Wilmington. Del,
dn dn o'clock noon. Jan. Is. 1923, and then
,SYnenned. for constructing and delivering two
m soarn sn,,a aump scows, Further information
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29
HELP wANrEp-FEMALE

TENOGRAPHER--We can use the services
OF well-educated. thoroughly experi-
enced stenographer. preferably one who has
knowledse OF advertising department
routine. this 20 ,ition offers splendid on
pgrtuniiy TO one who is willing to work for
advancg ginnnt a, u. kirschbaum Co, Bu-
rcnu Of Employment, Itoad Carrentcr sts.
STENOGRAPHER--B high school
graduate, regular course with subseduent
commercial preferred interesting business;
salary Si2 with Advancement. 1928 Spruce.
STENOGRAPHER--Atl least I years experi-
cnccs Apply 1870 SAMSON at, Sd floor.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29
FINANCIAL
q ME I0LnWIs;T sECURITIES COR
WAY IMgSS I'M EQUIPMENT GOLD COR

-Tr HOLDERS OF F,E!,lniTfnS ElETTMnrS EA,a- GnR-
MY EST ESSirNMaHInITF rNMaHInITFMESr s'"tt GOLD COR CON-
fiTcATIIESS;e hereby given that the cert!n.
Notice ls Stnr enumerated, issued under
estss heisn,snt between Electric Railway
!hs,sment Securities eorpors,on s,n d,tsT an rsb.
j1lty Iru,,no ,os2, creating Electric Railway
Yuary L., Securities Corporation EQUIP
Equlpnmlermusst Of February 1o22, nave. in
ment ,sncs with the provisions nt tne sa,d
sccordanc,e been called for redemption and
agreement pS oS February I, 1923. at par and
paymeshh' dividend to the said date OF re-
ismptiCsn,i, iCs,,a.r. Of tho said certificates are re-
TnsS 10 present them Tor payment ana re-
s.etIon. with all un,hatu,SGGn ma nSGcs nf Tia"IItv
rants aaun,nany, on February !. 1923, on
trust ta,e The dividends upon the said GER
SSs.otes shall cease. ,,. r.aorn,,o, ava.
Tss certificates ealsd 600 tor readph a "a
nos. By. oos sh5 3hG, S57, 35s, 900, ,3Gi .3G2,
y! az 49, 49, Sss s6o s7c s7i asi Pa a. $5a saa
~ sTG STy s70 $50, ISL, 3Ss, SS3; 3sf 3s'sVo
sI,' sps sO4. a95. 8o6; Sv' 5's Sagi AZ
Iss 40. Nav Nav /, 1923, being all Of the Ger.
ils, que Outstanding due May io 1929 ara nm
tIacates, ,Sa' 42i, 425. 426. a27. 42s. 4S9. 43o,
"a, 49, is$ A. ~, tsS, ~ ~ sas 90, aaS
~, ~ 44asSS, lss. i54. 455. $50, AZ. 40.
ls0, 4S,' sT5' 4C3 46i, 465, 486 40I. 41s.
40, 4en' "a III Az. 473. 474. AS. 416, At.
49, "a "a $50 4si, 4s2, 4s3. 49,. ts5. ts8,
~ iss 4ss. 4%" a"1' a"d ttSSiI' tSi' tSs tS t@"s @ t"i
ta6 4v, tnT EOS, 500, due August !. 1923.
iOs hqgI' ~ ~ TRU'sT COMPANY. Trustee.
FlDh''' WILLIAM i. GEST.
325 Chestnut st,
Philadelphia. Pa.
1922,
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WEST PHILADELPHIA BANK

PhlIndc'pnin. doc 2s In22
- A. the rr5ulgr meeting uC the Rosrd NJ
regular s."l-uVnUHl dividend u 30 wus do-
clar"d, p.vaNI" Jauuiry ., iO!3. 20 the
Elo'Knu.trls Of rrCOrl ot t.. close of husi-
n.ss December %. 1922.
Chechs Win Lr lrl Nod
T. f. NNNIt\II
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-29

WOMEN--Scyera, positions open 10 honest,
ambitious women who are willing to learn
our business Gail after 10 A. NJ. 1o1
Mr Murtaugh -.
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NATIONAL SECURITY BANK

~, TNTTNINTpNlA, N"0 0WNor 20, lN99.
Tho Board OF Directors have ,his day
cec,2r"d %"mi- Annual pNiderd Of Fifteen
u5Gl, payable january .. i9?3i ana have
H&nti f.. red Two hundred and nrtY thousand
Nmool dollars to, surplus Fund. ma King
n,,t iHnd ono million seven hundred and
Hlty thousand (Sl. $50, 0nO dnIlars
" IL NInk lrE On ahlar
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Annual Elections
The rLNN Mutual LIFE
81 INSURANCE COMPANY

Philadelphia, December 10. 1922.
The annual election tor nine trustees "a
office Of the company In the Penn Mu,uA.
IiuNd.ng sixth ard Walnut Streets; Phi.s'
Letw cen tne hours CT 10 4. NJ. and s r. n.
SYDNEY 4. SMITH. Secretary
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2SJth Dividend
THE BANK OF SOKTU AMERICA

Philadelphia. p"Cemher 81 i022
,uar, pns birs%tGrs h9ye this day declared
see January ed. l023, to stock+oIiers Of
6eecHrd a the close OF business December
.Sd. 1929, Checks will be mailed
T.. s. KROMFR
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WANTED--Tashisr and bundle girl for silk
dcDartnent; position permanent; all ap-
rIicHtiUng IN strict confidence. Thresher
Brothers, 1922 Chestnut st.
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STANDARD GAS AND ELECTRIC co.
s,ntinr Frnd-Purchase Convertible Six Per
epnA" Cent Sinking Fund Gold Bonds

prrsuant to the provisions Of the Collat-
..,i trust Agreement executed December I.
iii by the STANDARD Gas and Electric
ET,m,any 10 the undersigned as Trustee to
Compa''yn ,re an Authorized issic OF Thirty Million
Dollar boiars Convertible Sinking Fund Gold
Bonds. ma ,urlus December |, 1920. the un.
Ss.sigreI hereby gives notice that It now
r., ffs on hand The sum OF s14s s72.oc In the
sinking Fund provided by said Trust Agree:
inent. and that 4 is It's intention to apply
arreement. to the purchase OF said bonds
Oilers Of said bonds are invited at a price
nsr cent premium. Sealed tenders should
{. addressed to the Philadelphia Trust Com
psny, Trustee sinking Fund, STANDARD Gas
streets, Phi'7de'7hia designating the amount
and denomination Of bonds rendered. and
u,ry 10 1923
PHILADELPHIA TRUST COMPANY, Trus.
tee BY JOHN c. WALLACE.
T-pa qurnr