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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-30
SUE MISSING
HOTEL PEOPLE

Suit was filed today from the
prosecuting attorneys office
against the bonds OF Rose Foster
and Karl Bradshaw. the missing
copanfners In the recent raid on
the Alaska hotel, charged with
runnIng an illicit house and liv-
ing III the earnings OF fallen
Word received today from
Capt. Of Detectives Charles Ten
nent Iof Seattle said tint every
effort vas being made to locate
the m(ssing couple. but:nothing a.
yet had been heard Of them.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-30
California Banker Raises Eggs For 8-1-3
Gents Per Dozen--He's Convict at McNeil,sl

(Becnuse many Of the c0nviets at
McNeils island prison, referred to
I'm these articles, will be "c0snfng
0ut- In q short time, and publicity
might discourage their p1ana to
outiive the shame Of their crimes
sners will be used.--Edftor's note
BY Il. A. PETERS.
Three years ago this summer a
stout, extensively dressed man Of
middle age alighted from gov
eminent power boat at a McNeil's
island dock. Beside him another
large man, in more quiet clothes,
and Of more agile, powerful build,
leaped from dock to dock.
They walked up the dock to-
gether. Neither spoke. A mo-
ment later the two big men stood
before an iron-studded gate in a
high barbed wire fence. A mill
tant young man In blue uniform,
With Righ powered rifle over his
shoulder. Barred the way. Over
the gate were the letters"U. s..
Penitentiary."
The stout. extensively dressed
man was banker from Stockton,
California. He had committed a
breach of faith against Uncle
Sam. He had used treasury funds
for his own purposes. A federal
Judge showed no prejudice for
wealth, and sent the banker to the
McNeil's island prison. rs miles
from Tacoma, for 2 term Of II
years.
That was three years go. Z
Within so minutes after tho
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-30

part OF the allies.
In several trenches which the
French have captured lately. very
few Germans have been found.
This has led to the belief that
only the shell OF Teuton army
is left in the Flanders trenches.
The most severe attacks OF last
night and today were between
Court Chausses Neurissons and
Bolante, the war office announce
ed.
While the artillery was blows
ing up sections OF the trenches
and bombs were exploding over
others, heavy losses were inflict-
ed on the German defenders by
hand-grenade attacks.
In many cases, the trenches are
only 10 yards apart. The slaugh-
ter Is appalling. 81
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-30
CANNON FIRE
DEADLIEST OF
WAR HISTORY

PARIS, Aug. 3O--With the
Germans more active than
ever before along the eastern
front, the French last night
and today began n terrific at
tack on the western Teutonic
trenches with the idea of
forming German troops on
the Russian border to the
western front.
In a terrific attack with mines
shells and grenades, the French
blew up whole sections of the
German defenses.
1t was the most intense and bit
terly sustained artillery assault,
OF the war on the western front.
1t is believed by military students
to forecast forward movement
of gigantic proportions on the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-30

banker and his attending Of
ficer had stood before the
ponitentiary gates, he was no
longer q stout, expensfveIy
dressed person, but a shape-
less, shaven-headed human
being in a striped suit OF
clothes. He no longer had
. name. He was q number.
He was destined to remain q
number for eleven long
years.
For the first month, Warder
Halligan and the guards watched
their new prisoner closely. They
always watch new prisoners
Close scrutiny Of a newcomer al
the penitentiary tells the Officers
In q few weeks whether they can
trust the man to become a trusty,
AT the end of a month, the
banker-convict was led from his
cell to the office of the warden.
Eve decided to give you q
chance to make good.' said Halli-
gan. 'I'm going to make a trus-
ty OF you. It's customary, you
know, to give man the benefit
Of his good intentions. and II
you're a good prisoner, Uncle Sam
will be glad to cut off some OF
your sentence. What kind Of a
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-30

attended personally to the. it'll.
ills and ailments, of his great fiocl
of white hens and ROSTERS.
And in two years he has per-
fected a system whereby he knows
exactly how many quarts of grain
a hen will demand while she q
laying. He knows Just what
amount Of food it takes to raiee
Q chicken from infancy to ma
turity.
He has kept such . close
check that he swears by his
8 1-3 cents per dozen cost Of
producing eggs. And It's .
safe bet that few chicken
rafscrs supplying eggs to tho
market can equal that rec
ord.
The Stockton banker is one OF
q score Of department heads It
McNeirs island. It's : city In IT,
self that place OF stone build
ings and steel bars, perched IN
q lonely hillside opposite the old
town OF Steilacoom.
And every piece OF work
whether Il Is construction OF new
buildings, erection OF baseball
diamond, or the routine opera
ton Of this miniature city. Is
handled by convicts department
heads-who have charge over
their different prison units.
And each unit knows e. dot.
just as the banker-poultry hnciof
does, what II costs 70 operate ~
department.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-30
BY gibson GARDNER.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 30.
In order to prepare for war. or
to make war in case the German
provocation results that way, the
United States must borrow. AL
bond issue is inevitable. For many
months revenues have been behind
expenditures until there is now 4
deficit OF approximately $35. OOO.-
600. Under ordinary circum-
stances this deficit could be dis-
regarded and by slight changes IN
the revenue laws sufficient in
come provided. II, however, I'm
Gle Sam is to buy flock Of air
ships and a school OF submarines.
and to make powder and car
tridges for large volunteer army.
at least q billion dollars will Be
required right away. When con-
gress convenes this will be one Of
the first matters to receive atten-
tiOn 3S
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-30

was considered foolish thing,
worn by the ultra silly who
thought only of making them
selves extremely conspicuous in
some way or other.
But, now, she informs us. there
is really a reason for this little
black dot which any connoisseur
OF beauty will agree is rational
and right.
Anyway her idea is unique and
should be a fashion wonderfully
taking among those maids and
matrons who have time and in
clination to enhance their natural
charms.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-30

Cruz to the capital, the junta ex-
poets the reply to the Pan
American peace proposals would
reach Washington by tomorrow.
1t is believed that Carranza will
reject the peace PLAN
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-30
THOUSANDS AT
PARK SUNDAY

The years attendance at
) the National park was in
creased yesterday to $4,000
when 1000 persons register
ed at the park. Despite the
heavy fires that are causing
the lowlands to be covered
with a heavy smoke cloud,
the mountain and vicinity
are comparatively free from
smoke.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-30
BET THEY DON'T
CALL 'EMSHORTY

ALLENTOWN, Pa, Aug. 3O.-
George Scharter, six feet seven
and Mrs. Angle Kern, six feet
two were married yesterday and
1t Is thought that they are the
tallest couple in PENNSYLVANIA.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-30

This remarkable picture shows Abe the
the after his
the beginning of his three months exile pending
the coming municipal recently
had served four OF ourteenyear which,
behavior him credit
eligible for parole.
WHEN Ruef entered years
prosperous looking; there hardly
To-day he Is thin and haggard and his
On his return to Francisco three months from
will his big realty holdings wealthy
declares he will never again participate in politics.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-30

he is getting a cool reception at
the city hall.
The general verdict seems to be
that Walter took the task at his
own Risk. 3
II he is stung, the council Is
very. very sorry. But not so sorry
but that 1t can keep its hand on
It's pocketbook.
Meanwhile, the Elks have dis
avowed Risks offer to the coun-
Gil. and will refuse to pay the
bill.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1915-08-30

WASHINGTON. D. c.. Aug. 80.
"A report on the sinking Of the
Arabic and general submarine
communication is expected from
Germany at ANY time" Secretary
to the President Tumulty said to-
day.
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-20
DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

BrTTER- There was still a lack OF .uti..
cent supplies OF high grade stock y~es'eriay
we're supplied some Of the ioblsrs took on
held stock TO satisfy their customer ".
dersrads. CONTINUED 70 drag. The movement
tons, Market closed steady. Prices: tre,m'
cry extras. % score. Slis@3.c. hirhor .'or,ng
larry. tubs. finest :sp SOC: GOOD 10 pr.m.
a5ia r2sc common to fair, :Sp%-.; renoya,-i
extras, 2iiga25c. frsts. -s'sPIf; im',t''on
~itrsts, .~zn:2'sc seconds. nc PhrsIns s"S
Lune.. fine. -lc: current max. hhe' go"
C~HEEsE-The advances YESTERDAY proved
that dealers who early in the week rril-rl
10 sell At quotations were wise Ih't" va
a ssnsrai sayancc Ta e. ~ Ih Ts a., Too INV wi,nou,
a ,6v nm INJURY Shr,'f for export. irsdins va. ZOO.
eve3 at the advance and marke, closed MN.
Gals. lsiac. average fancy, isploA~r. "iTrci'
make. specials i6at'6i.r: state -Sims me-.
specal', isitNlsa.c cmrrent max Sp rnr'
i,mieL.c. Wisconsin twins. l6nl'1.c doHee
dll sizes ~, n!e'qc young Ameriras $500
EGGS-High prices for fancy taole 'o,S
ton with the crusade OF the Comnisslnneto %
Food. and Markets TO force the SAFE or so,
age eggs for what they are, has badly nam
pered business Sales yesterday were Hhhr
storage stock was urged 40 per-lstent!S lhs'
Market closed Arm for fancy and rather YEA.
on medium Grades and storage, Prizes frtsh
gathered extras; fine. 'Satc extras. hrNn
40" i?c hrsts. 35a3sc.; seconds. .slStr 80
/. dirties. ga 23c. refrigerator special narss
fancy. 23Hncic refr,gerator. frst. ~
seconds. 81. hennery, white. me 70
fancy. 5su SIC browns, sspisc mixed co'of'
LIVE PoULTRY-Trading was rood y:s'e'
DAY and the market va. cleaned up saiflv
wei, There were 1, cars unloaden S'Ven
fright ears were LETT on track There ss
nothing TO change quotations rom ne ~
will I've heavy. beginning Monday. FOR ~
Thanksgiving dinner. Turkeys ar. 'n. nH,S
better condition Fully a 'rainload VII ne'
Chickens. NTi5i.c. BOOSTERS. llisc. TMfkev
lSd 2Oc. Ducks, Long Island, ..c: Western
and southern. l5ul6c Geese. l5nlo' "mhca$
DRESSED PoULTRY-Some of the butchers
and out OF town buyers began yesterday 20
take on good turkeys for their Thanh',
giving trade. This caused an advaure AZ
hand. Retailers cannot sell this Tor .t'
than sc. and before THANKSGIVING Day ~.
price is likely to advance Even "''N'n
stock advanced. Texas il aendins IN 'oI.
from that State in transit Trallus in oiat-
lines was rather light Demand for slIsNs
was such az TO advance the price -. FF'H
turkeys also advanced and the market -
Pennsyivanla ana Maryland fancy -''
springs. Sc: Western snr,nes lt'-r ,
.Ore2c. Fowls. fresh Western dry -
boxed, 60 lbs. and over ~, "',''i,
picked. A. and > lbs l7c ! lh. 20
Chickens. fresh nearby, 3 and I lbs 90 PAL
2SHS'c.; Virginia, milk fed 'mi : ~ 49,.
dry nicked corn fed and lbs ~ ~
10 dozen. 81; . lbs N5,dN -: . .hs s.
Frohen.Turkeys Selected htn@
Tennessee and Kentucky. :,a-.c., rex,s 'h
lie. Ducks, Long Island. 80
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-20
THE CURB MARKET.

Owing to weather conditions activity in the
outside market yesterday decreased. Most nj
the issues showed early streil tn, but reacted
tow ard the close. A large demand for the
common stock of the International Mercaf.
tile Marine developed IN the first two hours
OF trading on the announcement that efforts
were heing made to establish a protective
to take care of the rights OF hold
era OF that issue. Opening at 20. an over
night Improvement of =. points. the stock
broke to Das. at which figure II closed,
strength was displayed in the preferred at
the outset, but like the common this stock
reacted a. low as 61is. recovering some~ ha.
IN the later dealings. VI. Rumely new stock
was a strong spot. advancing 3 points on III"
day. Midvale Steel moved on l4 and sub
marine Boat under moderate selling fell OIL J..
Houston OH responded to the late advances
in crude oil. showing the largest turnover Of
any single stock in the list. Opening at %.
the stock sold as high az 25t.. n new high for
the present movement. but on profit takinG
declined fractionally at the close. Among the
motors Chevrolet was the only issue that
showed any Improvement on the day. advanc.
ing 3 points.
Coppers were fairly active but weak. Braden
declined IA. Ccrro de Pasco a, Magma 4, and
Rennecott a. First National was strong in
sales up to :. an advance OF n full point from
the close. hut later reacted I.
Oils were active but irregular. while bonds
had "A steady and inactive tone.
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sEx dividend.
Where a &C. follows
q uuot alton II ind.
Gates "a hid or offer
for ten shares
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-20
THE COFFEE MARKET.
Prices Cloae 10 70 II Points High
err ON Eirmcr Trading.

The coffee market nsain showed a frmer
tone. with more or lcss local covering and
"A little outside buying. closing 10 TO III points
net HIGHER. Total sales for the day were
$500 bags There was a rumor ON the floor
OF the exchange here that a steamship carry.
ing 500 bags OF coffee from Brazil to
Europe had been sunk. This was gwen a
bullish interpretations. at least II caused more
or less buying. although some authorities
argued that the increased risks which may
arise as "a result of the loss would more than
Offset the import nce Of the destruction Of
tina, much coffee. Cost and freight offers
from Brazil were slightly higher in Soma
cases. Santos A. was quoted nj 10 to e%,
- at $50 to $50 and 6s at sg London credits.
while Rio - were here AZ 100 London credits
and 10 American cerdits. The local spot
market was inactive and unchanged. with
RIO - quoted at AZ 10 ~ and Santos Is
at . TO Ole,
The Official cables reported an advance of
4, refs In the Rio market and Santos un'
changed. Rio exchange on London was lied;
hieher. al Il tl3!d. Receipts at RIO and
santos were 10000 hag-. compared will
57.vD last year. Prices follow
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-20
FIJI SUGAR MARKET.

A slightly steadier tone prevailed in The
market for raw sugar. II was thought that
IN. market recently had been disposed of.
Sales were reported of i0.OCD bags of Cubas
for prompt shipment TO local retiners AT 3tc.
cost and freight. which left the spot market
unchanged on the basis of 4.71c. for ,~ntrifu.
gal as test.
The market for refined sugar was I'M
changed, with fine sranulatei quoted al &C..
hui little business was possible IN cane
sugar owing TO the lower prices for beet.
The market for sugar futures was quiet.
but prices were tirnler, and at the close OF
the day values were 4 to - points net higher,
II was thought that the recent decline IN
prices had carried the market too low. and
shorts In the near positions were inclined To
cover and found comparatively little sugar
for sale. Prices follow:
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-20

To TRINITY ZINC. LEAD y SMELT-
ING COMPANY, IA New jersey corporation:
The undersigned, Trustee In the mortgage
1905, recorded In the Office OF the Re-
corder OF Deeds OF Jasper County, Mis-.
sourl, In Mortgage Book lOi. at page i62,
given to secure an authorized bond issue
of sl25. 0O0.0 par value. hereby gives
notice OF It's intention to resign, as Trustee
under said mortgage; such resignation to
take effect December 20, lylJ.
COMMONWEALTH TRUST COMPANY
1of ST. Louis, MOI
BY J. W. BYRNEs, President.
November 10, 1915.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-20
ORDNANCE STOCKS.
Trndina ON Diminished Scale
Tone Rather Heavy

Trading was on a diminished scale IN the
outside market yesterday and the under
tone WAS rather heavy, ScovtI Manu-
featuring. Colts Arms and r. W. bliss
were the largest losers, r~eceiinG from, =
to 10 points, Price changes in other quar-
,ers were small, BID and askel prices
tnll...AL
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-20

To THE SHREVEPORT BRIDGE AND
TERMINAL COMPANY: The Undersigned,
Trustee In the mortgage from your Com
pany dated August !. 1905, recorded In the
Once of the Clerk and Ex-Oricio Recorder
for the Parish OF Caddo. State OF Louisa
ana. in Mortgage Book 10. page go, given
90 secure an authorized bond Issue not ex-
ceeding in the aggregate" $500, 900 90 par
value, hereby gives notice OF It's intention
20 resign. as Trustee under said mortgage,
such resignation to take effect December
CoMMONwEALTH TRUST COMPANY
1of 81. Louis, MOI
BY j. W. BYRNES, President.
Hovamhcr 10. 1919
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-11-20
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

tbs Dayton Power and Light Company
reports for October, 1915, gross earnings
compared with October, 1914 Operating
expenses amounted to $40 SIS, compared
Win si',lho "A year ago, and net earning,
were tl',3bl, compared with S3G,1Ti. An
Improvement OF 3'.3S per cent. \ reduc-
tinn In operating ratio Was Effected from
11,"s per cent last year TO 50 20 per cent
for October, lHl5, The surplus for mo
month after alt charges and dividends ON
the preferred stock was s2l,l57. as against
a snrplIs Of Sl",lsi for the corresponding
period last year.
AZ bSll"',N "le, trl'. proprr'ies reporting
for the week ended November . shnwri
net connected load gains ~ ga Customers
with ~ hi!nMHtiS lighting load and ,lg
hoi sepuw"r In motors. NsN bushes, con.
lrhclrd for Included i,li3 customers with
,23 ~kil9waiiS l~ightIug load aud AS horse
lies for the week was s.g3g sal kiiuyy.tt
hours an increase Of 1877 per cent. over
the corresponding week Of 1910.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-15

LONDON. Dee r1-p,r .,t,..-
20 ll-l6d per ounce. Money. 4a4i. Der
eehl Discount rates. short bills and 2
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-15

Dr. Felix r. Newman. colored on trial
charged with the death OF Suzie BOgu-
sky. white. went on the stand IN his own
defense at a night session OF Criminal
court held last night. Without tremor
OF a muscle he told from beginning %
end the conditions surrounding the death
or the Polish girl. and Of the carrying
OF the dead body into an alley In the
hope OF alleviating the seriousness Of
the case against him and Thomas Miller.
hrs alleged accessory.
when court adjourned az 10 o'clock
until this morning. the doctor had by
his own admissions on direct and cross
examination. perccptibly strengthened
the case Of the state against him. The
state was somewhat handicapped In its
testimony BY not being able 20 link cir
cumstances together iu a running chain
Of events. The doctors cross GAMMA
tion By Mr.. OErien was 60 that point,
and tended % clarity this situation.
Court took a recess at $3.50 o'clock.
when the state had announced that 40
rested its case. The jury was excluded.
and a motion % exclude tho testimony
and BRING In q verdict of not guilty. WAS
made b. Attorney 4. u. Bryant.
Doctor Tells Of Death.
When court reconyeued ~ 1880 for
might session. judge Robinson called the
attorneys 20 the bench and announced
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-15

Der 31st
At the meeting OF McMcchen Review
Ladies OF the Maccabees, held last even,
ing IN the odd Fellows hall a class Of
candidates were initiated into the order
EDWARD Anderson. well known local
citizen, who Is suffering with paralysis.
continues In very critical condition al
MS home on Seventh street
Mrs. Chester Hardesty and ltt1s
daughter. Miss Eleanor, Of Marshall -
leave shortly for Cleveland. for a visff
with her brother
A number Of local people attended tbs
FUNERAL OF the late Charles Riley. which
was held yesterday afternoon at the
Dallas NJ. r. church
Wesley Cossar. who Is attending the
University Of Pittsburgh. will spend the
holidays here the guest OF Harry 4.
Myers and family.
Friendship Castle. No. Z. Knights OF
the Golden Eagle. will hold It's regular
weekly meeting this evening in the Nc
Mechcn building.
a safety FIRST meeting for Traction
Company employees was held yesterday
morning AT the local car barn.
Mr.. and Mrs. John l.. Hlggers. OF Yff-
Teton. are spending several DAYS In ~
city visiting with relatives.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-15
KIDNEYS
CAUSE MANY ILLS

Those twinges Of pain In tho back.
spots before the eyes yellow skin.
shortness % breath. scaidinR. cIoudv
urine; leg cramps. rheumatic pains
dl1Hy headaches are mostly always
sure FiRns ~ kidney trouble They
often mean that the Kidneys arc not
properly htering tho Impurities out
of the blood The only way on earth
To- permanently and positively relieve
such conditions ls 10 remove the
cause. For this there On nothing bet
ter than the recommendation made
for solvax. the new. inexpensive and
quick acting kidney treatment. 10 goes
straight 10 the seat ~ the trouble
and r. designed 10 dissolve the uric
acid sediment that is holding the kia.
neya from doing their proper work
When Solvar starts cleaning out fro
Kidneys complete change On felt lm.
mediately. The pains disappear and
The whole being brightcns up AZ IN BY
magic
Get package Of solvar today from
have been appointed special dIHub.
one % the many reliable druggists VINO
uiors throughout the country. do lf
now. Don't suffer another minute
The SOlvaN treatment on safe. fnor.
pcnaivo and yOu can have your money
back N NOT satisfied with results Al
ways sold by g.. 10 Gricst a Co. under
such an agreement
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-15
OFFICIAL DENIAL
OF WILD STORY
PENNSYLVANIA OFFICERS scoFF
AT ENORMOUS ENPENDI-
TURE OF MONEY
To Improve Lines Of Company In
Brooke County as Carried in
Reaister Yesterday.

Officials OF the Pewiky system Of the
Pennsylvania Railroad company brand
as ridiculous the story carried I'm the
Register yesterday morning to the ef.
rect that the company would spend
between thirty and thirty-hve million
dollars In Brooke county. Mr.. c. u.
Howe. district freight solicitor OF the
pennsylvania lines west, made a state.
ment In effect that he had not been
informed OF any contemplated action
on the part Of his company in Beech
Bottom.
This statement Of Mr.. Howe's was
reiterated BY Mr. J. " Braden. freight
agent OF the company. who said that
me story was improbable. SO far as
the land being under option. q is un-
derstood upon good authority that
coal land has been changing hands I'M
mat part Of Brooke county for The
past several years and articuIarly
during the past few months. Letters
received IN Wellsburg by Superintend-
ent J. q. Mccullough have denied anv
extensive Improvements TO his lines.
barring certain work in this city
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1915-12-15
DECLARE DIVIDEND
Directors OF Imperial GLASS Company
Order Distribution OF Ia Per
Cent, January l.

Directors OF the Imperial Glass COM
pany. at Bellaire. IN regular monthly
session yesterday afternoon. declared
the usual quarterly dividend OF Ia per
cent. The dividend f. payable January
/. and the transfer books close Deem
Der 20. The capital stock outstanding
Is 100000, and the dividend win
amount TO $500.
IL was stated following the meeting
that the outlook - very bright for I'm
pe -ial Glass and the company Is enjoy
ing a profitable business.