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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
CATTLE VALUES ARE
OFF FIFTEEN CENTS
DESPITE LIGHT RUNS
Livestock Prices, However,
Shou Good Gain Over
Last Week.
BY l.. e. GRUNDEL.iND.

Ccpyl-Gut bN Inc gan Antonio l.Slt,
Chicago. ILL.,. March i5.-All
branches Of the live stock trade show
light runs compared with the first
four days last wees Demand for cat
tie was somewhat improved for the
period and present values show good
gain over last weeks close. Trains
were delayed ola account - storms.
and this hampercd the trade. OF the
reported 1850 cars of live stock for
the local yards today about 33U had
not arrived at the opening of the
trade. Sellers had nearly 1I.0O stale
hogs on hand. but the market was
strong. Cattle and sheep were weak to-
day.
Receipts were 10000 cattle: 5000
hogs; 5000 sacep and 1000 calves.
Cattle trade was moderately active.
but many sales of steers were off 10
and II cents from the average of the
day before. On account of plain quail
ity. bulk Of steers went at $3.50 and
500, with few above $500. Cows
and hcifcrS had better market than
that found for steers. but here also
values were weak. Gamers and bulls
Leld about steady. Calf trade showed
strength. and many sales were -
cents higher. Pactars paid $3.50 for
most good vcalcrs while small lots
went to shippers at S1O.2J.
Demand for hogs lacked action. but
values were up ! cents in some spots.
Heavy butchers found the best outlet
with sales at $3.50 ard $3.50 for the
best lots. The top of the trade was
placed at $50. while bulk Of light
butchers sold Mt $50 and SS.Gj. Few
rough packing hogs went below ST.9I.
while good lots sold nj SIi.Ij. Most
good pigs sold AZ $50 and $500
on n steady market.
Wool lambs were weak and the
trade was slow for oil grades. Prime
lots we're quoted at s14.2J and S14.JO.
Fan shorn lambs at s12.JO and good
fresh clipped lots at Sl135 and
SLID were steady while aged NUT
tons also held NJ unchanged price
lcvcls. Some LOG pound ewes sold at
$50.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
HEAR TRAVIS CASE
Government win Answer Demurrer Of
Stone and Webster.

Argument on the general demurrer
and the special exceptions to the gov
ernment's petition was completed by
the defense IN the Stone and Webster
case. Thursday morning. when a hear
ing on law questions was held by
Judge DuVal West Of the federal
court. Argument by attorneys for the
government will start at = O'Clock
Thursday afternoon.
The general demurrer filed by the
defendants in the suit Instituted by the
government TO recover S3.OO0.000 al
legged to have been paid by the govern.
ment. in excess of the fair and rea SON.
able cost OF construction Of the canton.
ment at Camp Travis, alleges that the
governments petition shows no cause
of action against the defendants.
The n special exceptions 10 the PC
tition filed by United States District
Attorney John ID. Hartman under
instructions from Attorney General
Daughcrty. practically calls for a bill
of particulars. The exceptions filed
by the defense to the plaintiffs petit
tion allege that the alleged acts of the
construction company in defraudine
the government, are not specifically
set forth in the petition.
Judge Charles Kerr. formerly fed
cral Judge in the Panama cana zone.
and Ralph T.. Moody. both special as
Sistants to the attorney general. are in
San Antonio. They. together with
District Attorney Hartman. are con.
ducting the case for the government.
Judge Kerr was formerly a state
judge in Kentucky. Later. he re-
ceived an appointment as federal judg.
for the territory comprising the entire
canal zone. He returned to the United
Stotns 1ogt Nav
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
BURIAL PERMITS.

Oscar Pullam. IS years old. died
March u. 10 Green street.
Mrs. Fannie Crawford. 20 years old,
died March 10. 1ts Dcvine street.
II. e. Tanning a. years old. died
March Il. Robert r. Green Memorial
Hospital.
G. NJ Stevens. So years old. died March
~. $40 North Brazos street.
l.. e. Gsrnett. Syears old died March
II. 1915 West Salinas street.
Mrs. V. 4. Neazcy, - years old, died
March /, Physicians and Surgeons Hos
pital.
W. A. Crittcnden. sn years old. died
MECH Q. f0S North Medina street
tank Rose, Sc years old. died aNrch
,. Nociys Ssnitsrium.
Edward Howard. 81 years old. dled
March 10. 226 Canargo street.
Al g fiussey. % years old. died March
IL, III East Dittmar street.
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LET BATH CONTRACT
Commercial Organization To Finance
Amusement Project.

Contract for the new bath house at
San Pedro Springs. where the city
has just completed one of the finest
bathing beaches in the south, was let
by the San Antonio Chamber of Com
ncrce Wednesday afternoon. NOtifi-
cation that the contract had been
awarded To Coleman and Jenkins was
contained in letter from c. u. Yam
dell. general manager of the chamber.
10 Park Commissioner Ray Lambert
Thursday morning. Material already
is being placed on the ground and
work will begin at once
Under an agreement between the
Chamber of Commerce and the Junior
Chamber of Commerce and the city.
the latter built the swimming pool
with the understanding that the civic
organizations would nay for the bath
house. Plans and specifications were
drawn and have been approved. The
structure will he commodiouS one
aud the architecture has been design
ed 50 as to iii in with It's surround
ingS.
Mr.. Yardcll in his letter Thursday
told Commissioner Lambert that the
contractors expect 10 have the build
ing completed by April I. when il
viii be turned over to him as Gus
todian of the parks. He commended
commissioner Lambert for improve
mcnts which have been made recently
around the swimming pool. He also
pointed out the necessity Of laying n
sewer line TO the bath house so that
II can be ready when the structure
is completed.
Although the swimming pool al
ready Is being used BY ,bathers who
enjoy the cold water Of early spring.
formal dedication and opening Of the
pool viii he DELAYED until the bath
house is completed.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
ADVANCE IN STOCKS
CONTINUES SHOWING
NO SIGNS OF HALTING
One Stock After Another Is
Bid Up With No
Reaction.
BY STUART r. WEST

Copyright, by The San Antonio Light.
New York. March 15.-During tn,
greater part of today's stocs Trading
operations for the rise kept on with
out s>ns OF a halt. Again il was i
case OF bidding up one stock after an
other and permitting little or no re
action. f-
Some OF The sugar stocks made new
highs following n further Slight rise
in the price of raw sugar. Punta Ale
src crossed 6G, and there was cxcep.
tlonal activity at higher prices in Gu
ban Dominican Sugar. The strong
point made in favor OF the latter stock
Is that the syndicate which took ovcr
the constituent properties ana organ
ICED the Cuban Dominican company
is said 10 have paid So for its stock.
that is n little more than double the
present market price
Among the oil shares Maryland
crossed 10 for the first time and Siu-
clair was bid up ON large transac-
tiOns over two points 10 rs. No ex-
PLANTATION appeared for The Sinclair
move except that the stock has long
been neglected. waiting for IFS mar
ket sponsors 10 get busy. Apparently
they decided that the time was ripe
today.
Among the public utilities the feat
ures were Columbia Gas and Brooklyn
Edison. IL is now expected that the
new Columbia Gas stock will pay 81
dividends, making the present stock Il
SO division payer
Studebaker crossed 126 on n con
tinuance Of the new campaign which
got under way at the beginning Of the
week. the Keynote of which is the
present -record-breaking earnings and
the anticipation of another extra divi.
dcnd next month.
Standard Oil uf California broke
sharply on the announcement that Il.
million new shares were IN be 81.
fercd 10 stockholders for the purpose
of taking care of increased produc.
tiou.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
FINANCIAL REVIEW.

In the Wall Street situation there
was very little change today. While
business on the stork exchange was
rot as active and price changes were
more irregular. the main movements
were again upward. Dizziness and uu-
certainty again characterized the in.
vestment bond list.
The most important occurrence of
the day so far as they bore upon the
general outlooa were those in the for.
cign exchange markets. French francs
rose sharply out OF the Tut in which
they had been moving for nearly a
fortnight. completing gaus of ~
cent within the last two days. This,
of course. was the reSuonsc 10 the
news Dispatches that Germany j.,
making ovprturcs through neutral
countries looking toward q settlement
Of the rTparatons question aud the
ending Of the struggle i'm the Ruhr.
While francs were going up. sterl-
ing was coming down. Rates at one
time we're off nearly four ceuts in the
pound from their recent high. Their
decline coincided with tn" official on.
nouncement from the Treasury De
partment that Great Britain Fhnd
made The initial payment of 81 n00-
600 ON the American war debt. Inas.
much as this has involved offerings
Of sterling bills here 10 offset pur.
chaSes Of dollars in London. the mar
or the pound was 70 dollar naritv.
thc better il was from the British
stardpoint.
Herein lies the insniration for tho
'statN'ent made sorctimc ago and not
denied that the British government
was doing all il could to helm along
thc forces back Of stcrling's advance
If this were So the sterling market
would have naturally rpcc1ed when
the Immediate necessity for boldin0
up rstcs was over. In other words il
would have acted precisely rs il has
during the last few days.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
BUILDING PERMITS.

,75--L Reswoss. two rooms. El,ira
street.
.1OO-A z. Norton. garage. Mckinley
avenue.
stOO-Harvoy Cunningham. warehouse,
south Flores street.
s125O--P. Gertuchc, frame dwelling.
Davis court.
t35Oo--w. c. Lott. frame dwelling.
s3oOOT~W. c. Lott. frame dwelling.
Perry court.
si5O-C. Bosshardt. repairs. Claudia
street.
sIoO-Albert Kuentz, addition, Castro
street.
ssO--I. Roslnburg. moving house, Leal
street.
s75-w. L. Richter, moving house, san
Marcos street.
s75-w. l.. Richter, moving house. San
tiOOO-J. II. Sailing. store building.
Brooklyn avenue.
siOOO-Paul Cllnkscales duplex, Ham
mond avenue.
sio-Marcos Mcdrano, addition. San
Pedro.
s6io-Mrs f. Steiner, addition. West
Commerce.
s76OO--F. 4. Fitch. concrete store. Me-
dina and Morales.
si5O--A. V. Garcia. one-room addition.
s75--I. a. Amusement Company bill
board. Fredericksburg road.
siOo-John Tolnr. store. Lakeview
avenue.
s75-Frsd Thomas. shed. Thompson
place.
s1O0-B. c. Irish, one-room Highland
boulevard.
$500 GuerEuin. frame stores and
drive-in station. River avenue.
. si0O-L. Peters garage, Omaha and
River avenue.
SHOOT. +. Dempsey. frame dwelling.
Perez street.
fl10O-Hcrman kstZ. moving house.
West Locust street.
sl3j-H c. Pfeil, store. Zarzamora
street.
s75O-M. Grothucs. frame dwelling.
Trinity street.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
Two Newcomers.

Two newcomers on the New York
stock exchange today were Household
Products and Phoenix Hosiery. House
hold Products makes Castoria and a
fourth interest was bought in il by
the Sterling Products Company which
is also listed on the stock exchange.
The Household Products Company
was formed 10 buy the Castoria COM
pany. The stock was offered the pub
lie only few weeks ago at S3i a
share. Earnings are said TO be run
ming at the rate Of IS a share AMI
some sort Of dividend action is likely
soon. 1t would not be surprising II
n dividend Of at least 81 were fixed.
The Phoenix Hosiery Company Is
said to be earning at the rate Of 81 a
share and it also is in line for a divi'
dcnd.
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GOES
/. To TRIAL FOR
WACO MURDERS
Evidence in Holt Staying
Will Be Presented
First.
10 INDICTMENTS OUT
Brother-in-law Is Charged
With Perjury in
Complaint.
10 INDICTMENTS OUT

Waco. Tex. March t5.-With Texa.
rangers ard MrLrmnan county pcac,
Officers on guard. Roy Mitchell. negro
went TO trial today. charged with tn,
murder OF W. l.. Holt. five miles from
Waco. January ~. last. Mrs. Ethc
Denccamp. Hollis companion. was
killed at the same time. and Mitchell
is charged with Staying her.
Arthur Posted, negro. is charged
with perjury in complaint filed in
Justice J. j. Iadgett's court. The com
plant comes as an aftermath TO Pos
tenrs appearance before the grand
jury. which recessed yesterday. Tho
negro IL a brothCr-in-law of Roy
Mitchell
Postal was charged by complaint
with the murGc: OF Holt and Mrs
)enecamp. but no action was taken
by the grand jury since statement,
made by Mitchell in which he admits
killing Holt and Mrs. Dcnccamp. tlu
not ircriminatc anyone else.
-Dcfecsmp Murder.
The Holt-Dcnecamp killing was the
latest of Waco'S murder mysteries
which, for a long time. baffled local
police and outside detectives. Within
less than year five persons have been
slain IN mysterious and much the
same manner. four OF the crimes occur
ring on highways near Waco. In four
instances the slayer attacked his vic
tins by jumping on the running board
of their automobile.
One man. W. L. Driskpll. was killed
with an axe after he had driven into
his garage.
-Four More Indictments.
Mrs. Denecamp was the only woman
to meet death in the series of crimes.
In the other cases the man was killed
and his woman companion assaulted
On March e. the McLennan county
grand jury returned nine indictments
against Mitchell. five for murder. three
for criminal assault on women. and
enc for assault to murder. Yesterday
tho grand jury billed Mitchell on four
other counts. one criminal assault. two
for attempted criminal assault and one
for assault to murder.
Of the thirteen charges. Mitchell has
confessed to twelve. according to Off
GERS. Following his arrest several
days after. the bodies Of Holt and
Mrs, pcnecainp weFej found. Mitchell
was lcohfined in tho He'll county jail.
where hc started hunger strike. After
being brought back to Waco and fore
IDLY fed. the negro related his story of
the series of murders to County At
tornew Farmer and Sheriff Leslie Ste
gall, these officers say.
Special Venires Called.
The five murder charges against
Mitchell are: W. T.. Driskell. May Z,
1922. in the'rear of his home in Waco:
Harrell Bolton. May %, 1922. a few
miles cast Of Waco: Grady Skipworth.
November 20. 1922. at Lovers Leap,
Cameron Park; Mrs. Ethel Denecamp
and W. +. Holt. January 10, last, five
miles southeast of Waco.
Special venires OF 10 each have been
summoned for jury service in the last
two cases, both set for today. Trial
in the Denccamp case is to follow COM
pletion of the Holt ease.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
LUMBER MILLS BUSY.
ave Orders Eroueh 10 Fill fo.sGI
Cars.

Seattle. March 15.--All the lumber
ills Of Washington and Oregon arc
inning at better than rated full ca
acity. Statistics compiled BY the
Fest Coast Lumbcrmcn's Association
low that the mills are producing at
{ per cent above normal. The lum-
pr industry is the best index IN
isincss conditions in this territory
nd retail trade continues TO improve
steady rate.
The barometer mills manufactured
76.450.1I0 board feet In the first
n weeks Of tho year. accented new
isiness amounting 1.0IslOSS.434 feet
nd shipped 1.O555i3 SEQ feet. In
He'd orders to be Skinned by rail
tai 10.767 cars. indicating pilino
p Of undelivered business to line
lrds in the Central West.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
WOOL ON MARKET.
cent Rains Putting Texas Ranges
I'm Good Shape.

Houston, March ia total Of l.
10000 pounds Of wool and mohair
rs been received by the Southwestern
-ool and Mohair Association from
embers in the last eighteen months
nd much Of this wool now is con-
vatpsS-Gl in warehouses here. accord
Is to Il. y. Black. secretary manager
the association. It is being shipped
IT as marketed.
Heavy rains have started the grass
owing on the ranges and livestock
in excellent condition. Sales of
ock have been few as prospects are
garded as bright for higher nrices
n both cattle and sheep. Supplies 81
reals on Texas farms are less than
any time since 1919. amounting 10
900 bushels of corn and GOO, 900
wheat.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15

ton with the federal land bank is
already under way. 1t is anticipated
n new and larger building viii be re-
quired to house the two institutions.
Loans by the Houston land bank in
the last month reached $2.2S9, 900 and
brought the total loans since organi-
zation TO S76.000,000. There arc more
than $1,000 borrowers from the bank
in this state. Postal receipts are in
creasing steadily here.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
look Out for Moke Meyers
This Year. Say Wise Ones

Houston. The program follows ::
March. Royal Decree - overture.
"Orpheus - waltz. Il See Thee
Again." selection. "Swcethearts - rag.
"Raggy Trombones :" march, GLORY of
the Seas" The Fourth Field Ar
tillery Band also gave n concert Thurs.
day afternoon at the station hospital.
Fort Sam Houston, for the patients
there.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
BIRTH RECORD.

Boys: To Mr.. ana Mrs. John Bergman.
March II. zoo Rosehorouah street; to
Mr.. and Mrs o. IT. Gardner. March II.
1908 Arkansas street: 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Leo
Biayobzcki. March II. Fort Sam Hous-
ton: TO Mr.. and Mrs. W. VI, Wolbrecht.
March 10. 1893 Carson street
Girls: To Mr.. and Mrs. r. n. Rife.
March IS, $40 East Park avenue; 10 Mr..
and Mrs. w. W. Eicholtz. March II. Fort
Sam Houston: to Mr.. ana Mrs. Carey
Overstreet. March 1. 35eis Guilbeau
street; to Mr.. and Mrs. !. @. Taylor.
March s. 1873 Avenue h: to Mr. and Mrs
George l.. Green, March 10. Ecnncy's
Sanitarium: to Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. MIR
mock. March 4, $50 East Cincinnati ave-
nue. ,l,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
ENPELLED FROM STOCK EXCHANGE

New York, March I5.-The New Yorl,
stock exchange today announced the
the firm OF h. H. Lackey q Company.
of Wilmington. Della. lie was admitted
TO the exchange on June Is. 1916. The
charges on which Mr.. Lackey was ex-
peIed were based on allegations that
his firm manipulated reports ON orders
entrusted to them for execution and
that profits over and above the proper
commissioners weer created. These eX-
cess profits were retained by the firm
in violation NJ the rules OF the exchange,
IL is charged
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
Postoffice Receipts s2.0oo.0oO.

THIIdut'I1HIs. Md!VIl 1O--ItcCelniS
at the Philadelphia postoffice are in
creasing at the rate Of $2.000.000 a
year and the postmaster here has rec
commended the acquisition OF a ncw
building TO handle the volume of bust
ness. The chamber Of commerce is
taking up with the authorities of sur
rounding towns g proposal for a ten
year program of Improvements which
will include hotels. churches. school
houses. bridges. recreation center1.
Fairgrounds. additional water. gas and
electric facilities and sewage disposal
plants.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
CnlnneI Rack nm NufY-

Lieut.. Col. Laurin j.. Lawson. OK
ecutve officer of the Fifteenth Field
Artillery, returned 10 duty this week
from months sick leave. Colonel
lawson has been at the Army and
Navy General Hospital. Hot Springs,
Ark
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
.Iames y. DoMnham Dies.

The funeral Of James \. DOWnham.
O.. who died at his residence. 100
Normandy avenue. early Wednesday
morning. will be held from the Nc
kinlev Avenue Methodist church at
2 o'clock Friday. Rev. Z. V. Lilies.
officiating. Interment will be in
Mission Burial Park. under the direc-
ton Of Hagy & McCollum. funeral
directors
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES.

Myron =. Ward and Margarete VI.
Wahrmund.
Epimenio Mendoza and Mrs. Sonora
Gonzales.
Andy Pspp and Mary JuhasZ.
Carmen T.. Cronc and Anna Roedcr
\. Nelson and Yetta ZolinsiSy.
Wilmorc r. Iicsskew and Maude f.
Brewton.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
Army Band Concerts.

The Twelfth Field Artillery band,
under the direction of its leader. ]. G..
Garcia. will give an open air concert
Thursday afternoon at 4 80 o'clock on
the parade ground near the corner OF
Sixth street and Avenue II. Fort Sam
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
Highway Improvements.

Pierre. y. d., March t5.--Highway
improvements in South Dakota al
ready outlined for this year will cost
S4.332 600. The work will include
construction OF 400 miles of dirt and
gravel roads as well as paving.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
Wall Street Features.
Copyright. by The san Antonio Light.
Jewell Tea.

Jewell Tea.
New York. March f5.--The reason
for the strength in Jewell Tea stocks
today in face of poor 1922 income
statement was that the company Is
expected TO resume dividends on the
preferred stock soon. The rate on
this stock until October. 1919. was
I per cent annually. The 1922 report
showed only $1J2.000 applicable Ia
dividends as against S320,00O in 1927
but the financial position of the CON.
pany was shown To be unimpaired
and present earnings are said TO be
quite favorable.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
.>rarm Credits Acf Rant.

houston. Tex. March f5.-Tbe set
M IN 81 tho machinerr Of an inter
cdiatc credit hank TO be- established
ERE under the Lcnroot act in connec-
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COTTON EXCHANGE TO CLOSE.

New York. March 15.-The Now York
cotton exchange voted today to close
on Good Friday and the following sat
urdny.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15

POSITION DESIRED ny GOOD. PgAC-
teal nurse With refined parties. ad1itf-
if5 Losoya Hotel Crockett iss3.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
4 Campainl Measure.

The present law will. OF course. re-
main unchanged for 1923 and probab-
ly for all Of 1924. Though Congress
could. if il chose, make new law af
fecting the incomes earned in the year
1924. which are PAYABLE during 1925.
the matter seems the more likely 70
appeal TO the powers that be as
campaign measure.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
MINNEAPOLIS flour.

Minneapolis. March 15.-Fiout; I'm
changed.
Bran; 1900.
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Financial News Notes

Copyright. by The San Antonio Light
New York, March I5.-Thc New
York curb and bond exchange. cotton
markets and other similar markets
will he closed Good Friday. March 30
1t was announced today.
British treasury notes outstanding
aggregated 25S.652 900 pounds as
against 2JS,976.00O last week and the
amount of gold securing these notes
totals 2I1G2.000 against 27,26O.0OO
pounds last week.
ES-dividend today: American Can
and Foundry. common and preferred !:
American Cigar. preferred American
Express; American Radiator, new
common; American Steel Foundries.
preferred Armour of Delaware, pre-
ferred: Adams Express. Coca Cola.
Consolidated Gas of Baltimore. com
mon and eight and seven per cent pre-
ferred; International Cement. common
and preferred: Jones and I.oughlin
Steel. preferred.
Regular quarterly dividends today:
Pacific Gas and Electric, common /:
Victor Talking Machine. common and
preferred American Gas and Electric.
common and preferred: Kansas City
Gas and Electric. preferred Puget
Sound Power and Light. common and
preferred. and a Sl.IJ on prior prefer
ence stock.
At a meeting held recently in Vii
mington. Del. it was decided to ask
the directors to learn the sentiment OF
stockholders regarding return ~ Coca
Cola Company stock which they had
previously exchanged for stock OF the
international corporation.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-15
DON'T TRUST TO LUCK
roo LAVE rO CLASSIFY

Insure with Mrs. Stone Beckett
(Adv.l