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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-12-24
$5OO,OOO More Safe Home 7 Per Cents
Selling at Par for Cash

Inc Railroad Commission
OF Wisconsin has authorized Wisconsin
Gas & Electric Company to issue and sell
100000 more of 10 participating pre-
ferred stock, at par for cash, 500 share,
the proceeds to be used in paying off
100000 bond issue due June !, 1921, and
in making additions and extensions to It's
property and plants.
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stock alSeady sold, have first claim on the
COmpany's dividend earnings each year. up TO
20, and divide equally with the common stock,
share for share, all surplus dividend earnings
in any year, after 20 has been paid on the
preferred and 1879 on the common. This par
hcipating feature gives the preferred stock an
excellent chance to pay its owners more than
40 in normal years. The regular 10 yearly
cash dividend is payable in quarterly INSTALL
ments-S1.75 on each share every three
months.
With the sale of this issue Wis
consin Gas & Electric Company will have
securities outstanding as follows:
so First Mortgage Bonds, due June
/, 1862 ..s................... s3,3seOOo
so First Mortgage Bonds Water
town Gas & Electric Co., due June
/. 1921, and to be paid off with
part of the proceeds of this issue
of preferred stock now on sale) lOOOOO
$3.50 5-year Gold Notes, secured by
S390,OOO OF First Mortgage Bonds,
and due July l, 1925 ........... 100000
10 Gold Notes, due March i, 1925. 5UDO0O
40 Gold Notes. due July 1, 1925..... 40sOO0
7eo Gold Notes. due July /, 1890 49, $4,000
40 Preferred stock, including the
100000 now selling ........... 1,5ID0OOO
Common Stock observation-disclosures. 1,747,500
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Less 100000 bond issue as above 100000
Net total securities outstanding
June l, 1871 ............ " ,J35,SOU
Shares of the new issue of pre-
ferred stock can be bought at the Com
pany s offices as follows: Milwaukee, Sc
curities Department, Public Service Bldg,
main entrance on Sycamore, between Sec
ond and Third streets Racine, main office
of the Company, 305 Sixth ST.; Kenosha,
Public Service Bldg. Watertown, 205
Main ST.; Whitewater, 10 Main St; Bur
lington, rs Pine St.; Cudahy, zoos Pack
ard Ave-; South Milwaukee, oil Tenth
Ave Mail orders will be filled promptly,
by registered letter, on receipt of order
with bank draft, certified check, post-of-
flee or express money order.
For some years past Wisconsin Gas
G Electric Company has financed it's growth
entirely by selling its new securities as APP
proved by the State, across its counters or
by mail, directly to Wisconsin investors On
December 4, 1920, we finished the sale-begun
March II, 1920 of $1,OO0,000 10 Gold Notes
and 100000 10 participating preferred stock.
Those issues were bought by 2,725 investors
Alps men and 597 women, all but IS of them
residents of Wisconsin. Fifty-eight investors
resident in 50 cities Of 16 other states, bought
a total of S24,050 of the $1-500000. The aver
age sale of Notes per investor, for the whole
sale, was $507.l0; of stock $664.01. Here is
the list of $50 Wisconsin cities and towns in
which all but s24,O5O of the $1,5OoOOO is now
owned:
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1920-12-24

Preferred stock, notes and bonds of
Wisconsin Gas & Electric Company are now
owned by nearly 1000 men and women in
approximately 200 Wisconsin cities and towns
The Company serves approximately $4,000 gas
and electric customers in the cities and towns
and on the farms es the rich counties that sur
round the Milwaukee metropolitan district ON
the north. west and south. and Operates the
kenosha street railway. 1t is closely affiliated
under common ownership and management
with me Milwaukee Electric Railway C Light
Company which supplies electric light. heat
power and traction services for the Milwaukee
metropolitan district and operates an extensive
electric and motor bus interurban passenger
and express business throughout southeastern
Wisconsin. The affiliated companies have
more than $4,000 Wisconsin investors The
SAFE OF the present issue should increase that
total by approximately 500
The State approves this method
OF financing the growth of this business
because it cuts the cost of new capital
for the public service; because it distrib-
utes each year d larger share of the earn
ings of the business here at home. and he
cause 1t gives thousands of Wisconsin
men and women of small or moderate
means a chance to obtain a business in
come OF TO on their savings. Small in
vestors receiving safe 7oo income, which
for them Is practically tax-free, from
these securities, get larger NET CASH
return than big investors. who nav income
super taxes, derive from securities whose
yield is IL to 1879 year.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-16
SEVERAL OF HIS FRIENDS BEGIN
TAKING PURATONE AFTER SEE.
ING THE WONDERFUL GOOD
1T DID HIM.

Nearly everybody in Macon knows
John r, Burnett, who lives at 512
Church street Mr.. Burnett is Con
feder&te Veteran, seventy-three years
of age and is one of the thousands of
well known Macon people who have
been greatly helped by sPomeroy's
Puratone. In a statement made q
few days ago Mr. Burnett said:
: For the past three years l have
suffered a great deal with stomach
trouble. My appetite was poor and
the little | ate disagreed with me. |
didn't seem to have any strength or
energy and would lay in bed at night
unable to get to sleep and get up next
morning hnguid and drowsy. Gas
would form on my stomach after
meals and | would bloat up as tight
as a drum. The least exertion would
cause me to get out of breath. had
severe pains in my shoulders and at
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-16
AB0L ISHING OF DEATH
PENALTY is URGED BY
NEW YORK PASTOR

Atlanta March 15,-Does hanging
provoke murder?
DR.. Oscar Haywood, pastor of the
Cavalry Baptist Church of New York
answered this question Sunday morn
ing al the Baptist Tabernacle before
an audiene that included iurists, law
yers and students of sociology
"A man convicted of murder was
nut TO death in Alexandria, Va he
said. quoting from Robert G. niger
SOILS Crime Against Criminals"
"One cf those who saw the eXecu-
tiou murdered a peddler on the same
day in the Smithsonian grounds at
and was hanged One Of
those who saw this hanging murdered
his wife oh the same day
He advaNe Il facts 10 show that
4 e., SIRE foyer murders in states
'la1 have abolished capital punish
,aeut than u states whore the death
penalty is .ni,ita'
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-16
GEORGIA SCHOOL WARRANTS
FOR S384,I33 DRAWN

Atlanta March Ex-Governor Dor
sey yesterday authorized the drawing
of warrants against the 1920 discount
ed SHOOT fund, aggregating $3S4,331,
checks of which will be mailed out to
the various counties and city school
systems requestioning them by R. N.
Berrien Jr. & Co., as soon as the
sums due to each county and local
system have BEEN certified to them
by the state school superintendent.
OF the sums drawn yesterday $780,
81 will be distributed to the counties
and $22,9S0 to the local school sys-
tens Atlanta does not share in this
distribution as ne local school board
docs not apply for d"e ountod war
rents. The warrents are beng dis.
colmted this year by New York bank
ers, acting through the Berrien com
pany. for SIS per cent.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-16
HAIR DEADENED BY USING
POOR SHAMPOO

You cannot exercise too much care
in selecting a shampoo. Poorly pre-
pared mixtures, shampoos, paste and
emulsions containing an excess OF
alkali frequently injure the hair. Too
much alkai deadens the hair. takes
away its life and lustre and in many
instances causes it to turn white.
Shuco Shampoo is a perfect saponifica,
ton of blend of the highest refined
cocoanut and palm oils suspended in a
solution just right to give health. vigoE
and luStrc to the hair.
Two or three teaspoonfuls applied
TO the wettad hair and rubbed briskly
will at once change into sparkling
creamy, bubbling buahel OF lather
which vanishes at once all dirt and
dust, rid5 The scalp OF dandruff and
leaves the hair lustrious, soft wavv
and brilliant Your mirror will tell
you why Shuco Shampoo makes hair
with thousand lights, AT all drug
stores.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-16
WELL KNOWN MACON
MAN SAYS he NOW
FEELS Just LIKE new

times | had dizzy spells and palpita-
ton of the heart Sc bad could hard
ly get my breath | had awful attacks
OF Indigestion and was troubled u
great deal with constipation.
when | heard SO many good things
about Puratone | decided to give this
medicine a trial, and now after taking
four bottles my appetite has returned
and can eat anything l want and am
never bothered any more with gas or
other signs of Indigestion. l sleep
sound and get up mornings feeling
fine | have much more strength and
energy; in fact, l am not like the
same man That's what Puratone has
done for me, so you see | have the
best of reasons for praising it. Sew
eral of my friends have started taking
Puratone since seeing the wonderful
good it did for me"
Puratone is sold in Cordele by Jen-
nings Drug Store If there is no Pura
tone dealer in your town, Pomeroy &
Co, Atlanta, Ga, will fill your order
at $104 per bottle postpaid.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-16
MINNESOTA REPUBLICANS
NAME PRESIDENTIAL CHOICE

ST. Paul Mar 15,-The Minnesota
special primary at which the Repub-
licans will express a choice for Pres
identident will be held tonight be,
tween seven thirty and eight thirty
FIVE.
The candidates on ballot are Wood,
Johnson. Lowden, PoindeXter ana
Harding In Hennipen county. tMin-
neapclis) HooveI's name is also on
the ballot
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-16

today between the Boston and Mont
real Express, north-bound, and a
freight train ON the Rutland
railroad, four miles north Of here.
The dead were the engineers, one
fireman, two brakemen and F. S.
I.cnt, of Rockingham, passenger.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-16
We Divide
the Profits
With You
SIX MEN ARE KILLED
IN Raj ROAD WRECK

Bellows Falls, VT, March 4-SiX
men were killed, four were severely
injured and several suffered lesser
injuries in a hcad-on collision late
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-16
Total
Total ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 500, 4ll.5t
STATE OF GEoRGlA-Crisp County.

Before me came Geo r. White.
Cashier of Cordele Bank and Trust
Co, who being duly sworn, says that
the above and foregoing statement is
true condition of said Rank, as shown
by the books of file in said Bank
GEO. r. WHITE
Sworn to and subscribed before me,
this 10th day Of March, 1920.
Birdie Bullock,
n. ?. Crisp County, Ga.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-16

ward article ten of the treaty" he
continued 4 would like to see the
treaty passed III its original form be
Icause SO much depends on its passage
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-16

There is no reason. however, why the
whole thing should be rejected he
cause one part does not strike abe
presidents fancy" v.
The Cordele dispatch. (Cordele, Ga.) 19??-1971, 1920-03-16
Statement of the Condition of
CORDELE BANK AND TRUST co.

Located at Cordele, Georgia. at the
close Of business March 10TH 1920.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-29
LEE d. LATIMER CO.,
1884 New York Ave.
Main SS67. Franklin CLOS.

$i5.GO-Mf. Pleasant: real home parlor.
library. dining room. entrance hall. conserya
tory. Kitchen and pantry: bedrooms and larg.
attic: hot water heat room for several ga
rAges: 1J-ft. front lot: porches. POSSESSION
$l3.OOO-Saufs Addition: detached home
every room large and bright: entrance hail.
living room. dining room. kitchen and pantry:
b bedrooms; hot-water heat. electricity an,
gas: fruit trees; garage. POSSESSION.
bath and cellar. pcrches: room for garage
POSSESSION.
Chevy Chase, II. C.: rooms and baths
all modern improvements; garage: abont soft
front: half u square from Connecticut ave. ear
line Owner leaving city: must sell. A bar
gain for 5000.
Downtown: easy walking distance State. War
and Navy Dept. Z rooms. bath. ot-water heat
semi -detached. brick. Price So 500.
Wyoming ave. ives, VI Connecticut ave: a
beautiful home. entirely detached: owner any
iou> to sell 10 rooms. . baths: garage: ser
wants quarters; about 80 II. front by l51 IT,;
shade trees and garden. splendid buy at $50 On,
toiored purchasers, attention. Those who
seek homes from s. 900 up. with small cash
payment and balance payable ms rent. don't
fatl to call and have talk with MS in regard,
10 our several homes,
Harvard ST: attractive exterior, cony enient Iy
arranged interior. bedrooms and = In tbs; alsn
maids room and bath: bsAmcd. ceiling dining
room. porches; hot water heat: room for "a
rage. Reduced 10 ST. 800 for quick sale IN
MEDIATE POSSESSION
81 .Wl-t'laren'oE. Va Choicest lora tion
corner. a,Nl2O q rooms bath and cellar. Hot
water heat. electricity and gas. Electric m"to
for pumping. Chamberlain wea thrr strips, iron
shnSe roof; .ars:.. roSSESSIo\
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-29

VACANT-PETWORTH
Semi-detached, modern, Groom and tiled
bath homo in rsylor st; near cars; large sard
aud garage. 5000. Cash. S.ooo, -eaisn'e
easy.
NACANT-1ST & BRYANT
SITS. NV.
Beautiful = rooms and tiled bath: INV.
heat: double hack porch: sleeping porch: ga
rage Up to-date in every way. Opposite
park The best buy in the city. sS.o0o
Cash. 81. SEQ, balance easy.
NACANT-2O3 STH NE.
Modern 5-room and bath home in this
strictly white section. Newly decorated
INV. heat and I'm. condition inside. $o.%o
81 900 cash, balance easy.
POSSESSION
NEAR 10TH AND { NE.
One Of the best S-room houses in the city.
Tiled hath. Large yard. New garage for
large Garage alone cost 81. 100. 81. 800.
Cash, $500.
NEAR nth AND EUCLID.
Modern 6-room and tiled hath home.
sessioo- -xa.15O x1..50 cash. balance easy.
NEAR 18TH & PARK ROAD.
Modern. s.room and tiled bath home in this
choice section. Large yard and garage.
- 10. Cash, 81 80, balance easy.
DAVIS STEELE
Main JOsc. 1920 New York ave. NV.
SERVICE OUR SUCCESS.
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Az OPPORTUNITY FOR CoI0REp: WEST
o. Seorgts ave. near sherman ave on th.
heigho: twn-story brick: rooms. reception
hAn and bath. porches; furnace heat; "a,
nghts: good lot. The house is newly pspered
and painted. Price. 81 80: terms
PRATHER & ROBINSON.
5l5-slh Bond Bldg.
18th and Y. Y. Ave
Main AZ.
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THE EVENING STAR,
F0R sALE-HoUsES
6,AAts~nA
HEDGES & MIDDLETON. INC.

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Price SO. 5OO-NEAR 22nd AND II SITS.
\ most attractive. high -class. me
dunn priced home. in this dcsrabl"
neiGhbOrhOod, surrounded by eS-
dition. Possession will he given
and terms arranged. This Is an
unusual opportunity.
Price. &8.GOO-NEAR 1st AND r. l.
AVE. NE. 4 corner house whore
immediate possession will he given
10y the owner. who will sell ON res
s"nable terms. This IL 4 very de-
sirabs home in nne condition md
should he given your immediate
consideration
Price. sI7.ooo-Ieth ST. HIGHLANDS
Complete home in every detail
having rooms. 2 baths. hot-water
heat electric lights. hardwood
floors throughout. screens. metal
weatherstrips. instantaneous water
heater and finished in mahogany
and white. 1t Ia detached, on q
lot 1853 feet deep. and also has a
garage,
Price. Ss.O00-13th ST NEAR OTIS. An
unusually low-priced property has
Just been listed with us and 1t will
he sold In q day or two. This il .
neat. we'll built Groom and bath
brick having 4 good sized back
yard to paved alley. Act quickly
this.
HEDGES & MI
1884 Fl St. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1920-04-29

TWo-APARTMENT HOUSE, CORNER BLDG:
electricity; newly decorated. Phone Col. 1867.
A REAL HOME. JUST COMPLETED: WEST
Of 18th St: high elevation; southern exposure;
l. large rooms, baths; h.w.h.; cleo. lights:
entirely detached: pressed brick construction:
stone foundation: built-in garage: real bar
gain and permanent value Mt ST.. 500. EDISON
W BRIGGS. Phone Main 1914. Munsey bldg.
81. NE. NEAR 6;h-6 ROOMS. BATH
porches. furnace; large lot: 1S-ft. paved alley;
So 100: possession. F. b173. 20
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
18th st. near kilbourne.
q rooms bath. lavatory. sleeping porch also
front and rear porches: h.w.h.; cleo; buil,-in
garage. Cali Franklin 1890 a9s
I4th At NEAR .0TIS-NINE ROOMS. RECEP-
tion hall: cleo. lights; h.w.h. INV. floors: .
baths; screens. awnings: nreplaces: two
porch.s; colonial front porch 2-car garage
COLUMBIA LAND CO. Southern bldg
Phone Main 1919.
CLOSE TO l3th AND MASS. AVE. NM
S9.I5O
Sstory brick: 10 rooms, baths. Vacant.
Lot .Nxi0O 10 alley. Offered At this reduced
price for immediate sale.
ALLAN e. WALKER . CO., INC,
olS 18th st. ~. 1aA ~