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PROCLAMATION OF ELECTION

WHEREAS, under date of Feb
ruary 16, 1925, FRANK E. RICH
ARDSON filed a petition with the
Board of County Commissioners OF
Carbon County, State of Wyoming,
at Rawlins, Wyoming, proposing to
incorporate a municipality under the
laws of the State Of Wyoming to be
known as Parco. Wyoming; and
WHEREAS the boundaries of said
town as set forth by the survey and
map, accompanying said petition are
as follows:
Beginning at the Northwest cor
ner of Sec. 20, I. Fl NJ, r. Sc W.,
of the 9Th P. M, thence s. So So,
20" east OF the north line of said
Sec. 20, a distance of 5286.6 it. to
the northwest corner of Sec. FL;
thence east on the north line Of said
Sec. 81, 5299.3 IT. to the northeast
corner of said Sec. 81; thence south
000 29' 80" east on the east line
Of the northeast quarter of said
Sec. 81, 2641.0 It. to the east quar-
ter corner of said Sec. 81; thence s.
000 23' 80" east on the east line of
the southeast quarter of said Sec. FL,
2448.O It. to a point marking the
southeast corner of this townsite;
thence S. SO 48, 80" west, and on
a line parallel to the south line of
the southeast quarter Of said Sec.
81, 2668.S IT. to a point on the north
and south center line Of said Sec.
81; thence N. So ST. 80" west and
parallel to the south line of the
southwest quarter of said Sec. FL,
1880 IT. to a point on the west
hQundQrv limo no cold Coo o.. thonca
s.. O0o 81 As" east on the east line
OF said Sec. 21, 1913 IT. to the
southeast corner of said Sec. 20;
thence N. $50 81, west on the south
line Of said Sec. 20, 52S2.3 IT. to
thence N. 000 26' west on the west
the place Of beginning.
WHEREAS. said petition was Of
ficially considered by the aforesaid |
Board of County Commissioners. on
the Bird day OF March, A. d. 1925, |
at which time said Board appointed
John ]. Hilpirt, Mark A. Edwards
and Emil Kruger. all Of Parco,
Wyoming. as election inspectors to |
prepare for and to conduct an cleo.
ton Of all the qualified electors re-
siding within the said district propos-
ed to be so Incorporated. to be held
on the 31st day of March, A. d. 1925. |
NOW THEREFORE, said election
inspectors. duly appointed and quail !
fed, do hereby proclaim and give |
notice that an election will be held
within the said district on the 31st
day of March. A. ID. 1925, at Parco,
Wyoming, to determine II a majority
of the a qualified electors OF Parco,
Wyoming, are in favor Of incorporat-
ing the said town of Parco as set
forth in the petition of Frank f.
Richardson.
The City Hall. al Parco. Wyoming.
which Is located within the bound
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aries of the aforesaid district. is
hereby designated as the official poll
ing place for such election. The polls
will be open from 800 q. m, to 700
p. M, on the said election day.
The official election ballot to be
used at the aforesaid election will
appear in the following form:
PROPOSED PARCO INCORPORA
TON.
OFFICIAL ELECTION BALLOT
To determine If a majority of the
qualified electors residing within the
district proposed to be incorporated
as the town of Parco, Carbon Coun-
ty, wyoming, are in favor of such
incorporation, March 31st, 1925,
Parco, Wyoming.
Instruction
If you are in favor of i~ncorporat-
ing the town Of Parco as aforesaid,
mark a Cross OK in the square i'm
mediately to the right of the words
For Incorporation" If you are
not in favor of the proposed incor-
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THE PARCO NEWS
BY H. 7. DUCE
LOCAL NEWS

K. r. Bostic, l.. H. Jennings, F.
A. Roberts, l.. j. Williams, Ralph
Mason, Sam Hardy, Il. C Wagner,
w. H. Gardner and P. A. Eipers spent
the week end in Casper.
Sam Hardy, former employee of
the Field Department in the p. and
II. in Parco, left for Denver last
Monday where he will go into the
employment of the Federal govern
ment.
l.. NJ. Johnston and Alex Hudson
spent a day in Rock Springs this
week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Schalk moved
to their new Parco home a few days
ago. 1t is located at 1913 N Eighth
street.
P. ]. Sullivan of Casper spent a
short time in Parco this week in
connection with the building of the
new Parco station.
Parco pianists and those wishing
o become pianists will be pleased to
iearn that Owe Peterson of Rawlins
has decided to organize a class in
Parco. Mr.. Peterson is a thorough
musician n well equipped to take
care of advanced students or begin
ners. He will be at the Community
church on next Friday afternoon,
March goth, where those interested
may see him and arrange for lessons.
Parco's new hotel is making rapid
progress towards completion and
the work of stuccoing the outside
of the building is now we'll under
way.
The Woman's Athletic Association
will meet e Friday afternoon in
the Parco gym at 2:3O p. m. All
the ladies in Parco are urged to be
present at this meeting that salts
arrangements can be made
all who care to participate in the
classes. etc, that are being or
ganized.
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SAFETY rIs1T"
RIDE ~ =
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Coming Attractions

The Riviera Theatre will feature
the Adventures Of Abraham Lin
coin with an all star cast on Sun
day and Monday. the 22d and 23rd
OF March. Classmates" starring
Richard Bartholomess. Secrets"
starring Norma Talmadge. and so
Big" are all pictures that have been
booked for the Riviera theatre and
will be shown within n short time
The customary Saturday night
dances will continue. featuring the
Parco Music Producers nine piece or
chcstra.
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Attendance
p. T. A. Meeting
Friday Night Last

The Teachers Association
OF Parco held their monthly meet
Ing last Friday night In the Com
munity church. Al this meeting there
"a "A record attendance. there be-
ing more present than Mt any other
time since the organization OF this
association. At this meeting the As
ISOLATION decided to Join the national
organization and steps are being
taken towards that mark.
Solos by Miss Laubaum. Miss Mari
Mr.. Hunt and selections by the Par
co Mixed Quartctte were features OF
the entertainment. Mrs. Ekdahl gave
a most interesting talk on her work
In the opportunity room. The pupils
OF the first and second grades and
Of the third and fourth grades SANG
several selections
The next meeting will be held on
Friday evening. April l1ih. Miss
Lcmen L. head OF the entertainment
committee and arrangements are al
ready under way for another excel
lent program.
ssa LEFTY 0r1RSrTss
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T HHr
poration of the town of Parco, mark
a Cross (X) in the square immedi-
ately to the right of the words
Against Incorporation"
FOR INCORPORATION ------"
AGAINST INCORPORATION = n
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, We, the
aforesaid election inspectors, have
h%ereunto set our hands this 3rd day
of March, A.. D., 1925.
JOHN ]. HILPIRT
Inspector.
MARK A. EDWARDS,
Inspector.
EMIL KRUGER,
(Seal) Inspector
Attest:
J.. E. BUCHANAN, County Clerk.
Dated at Parco, Wyoming, March
3rd, 1925.
First publication March 8, 1925.
Fourth publication March 26, 1925.
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points. In no case has Parco met a
superior team but like all others
there have been those times when
off nights have deprived her of
victory and the Goddess of Fortune
has strayed to the opposite hoop for
the evening. However, the decisive
victories of the Parco quintet far off
set the meager winnings of her Op-
%ponents.
The first game played on the trip
was in Glenrock with the powerful
Semdacs who invaded our territory
some weeks ago.. Fro the very
start it was a whirlwind and the
score sea-sawed back and forth with
only a difference of one or two
points separating the two cams. The
first half ended with the score 22
to 81 in favor Of the Semdacs. Soon
after the start of the last period
Parco forged to the lead and it was
not until the last few minutes of
play that they were deprived of the
stand. However, Thornton and Nor
gan of the Semdacs played excellent
basketball and scored with long shots
in sufficient number to %out-point
Parco by one. The floor work of
Williams was a feature of the game
and time n again he successfully
avoided the Semdacs SO that he was
in a position to shoot for the basket.
Close, Williams and Ireland worked
like a machine and their passing was
accurately and cleyerly executed.
Each one of them accounted for sew
eral points and gave the Semdacs
something to worry about at all
times. For the Semdacs Morgan.
Thnrnfnn and EapiN p1nrnl "a Cta11nrI
game II it was through Thornton's
two long shots that the game was
kept sc close throughout the entire
time. The final outcome of the game
was 80 to 40 for the Semdacs.
On Friday night the Oh Cans met
the Casper City Champions. the Pearl
White team and defeated them de-
~cisively by a score of SO to- 26. From
the start of his game until the finish
Parco held the cad Williamson again
was the shining light and his work
assisted by that OF Close and Ireland
resulted in a continual scoring trio
that vas almost past stopping. Glow
cry of the Pearl White team scored
consistently with long shots and
accounted for over half of his teams
total score. The game was some
what slower han that with the Sem
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LOSES TWO Of
Three GAMES ON TRIP
OIL CANS score 100 POINTS in Three GAMES
AGAINST OPPONENTS 92 But DROP two Of
GAMES BY NARROW MARGIN OF POINT

The Parco Oil Cans returned from their trip to Casper
last Sunday after having played three games in that territory.
Out OF these games two were lost by the narrow margin of one
point and the third was won by a ten point margin giving the
Cans a total score for the three games Of 100 points against
their opponents 80, a fact which shows Parco has one of the
quintets in the state. In the past eleven games Parco
of games they have lost but three by a total of four
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We are now reaping the result of
~unbriddled abuse which has been
heaped on the Oil Industry and those
engaged in it. by the attitude of for
eign governments toward American
Companies who are trying to make
arrangements that will assure a con-
slant supply of crude oil sufficient
to meet the cOuntry's needs.
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The above is an instance of the
length popular error has gone to in
all matters effecting the oil indus
try. Most grotesque statements are
accepted as the true gospel and no
effort is made to correct them. Even
the teachers in the public school pass
them along to their classes without
taking the trouble to see if they
have any truth in them.
The fight for crude oil seems to
be starting in earnest and prices are
going up every few days. The pres
ent condition is conclusive evidence
of the Want OF Organization. 1t is
only by proper organization that
these sudden fluctuations in price can
be prevented. Some day it may filter
the brains of ONE of our distinguish
ed Senators and Congressman that
there fingers among those operating
oil companies some knowledge of
their business and that it Is not
necessary to be elected to Congress to
develop executive brains that are
able to direct this great industry
For the last twenty years 1t has
been a fashionable occupation among
aspirants for public office to advo-
cate oil Investigations and they have
gone merrily on with as little regard
for the public interest as a drunken
sailor has for his last pay check. 1t
would be very interesting if some Of
these Investigators" would point out
some advantage that these political
moves have been to the public. No
one has ever yet been able to point
to a single instance where they have
accomplished any real good to any
one really concerned.
Speaking about Investigations one
would think that the U. s. Senate
itself might well keep a little Of its
investigating energy for home con-
sumption. According to their own
records one member has made a trifle
of an error in his income tax returns
and the government is now trying
to get this error made good by col
lecting ten million dollars. Are we
to suppose that a mistake of that
size was an oversight? Several of
them have been charged with using
their influence with different govern
mental departments for fees and only
last week one member asked for the
information as to how he could de-
scribe a few of his associates as liars
and remain within the rules of the
body. Another distinguished men,
Der is charged with %annexing the
records of n of the committees and
yet in the lace of all this going on
at home they find time to effect the
usual smoke screen. of an inquiry
into the supposed wickedness OF the
industry.
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Quite recently a high school teach
er in a large city asked his class what
the imports into the United States
were and when one of the class VEN
tured to suggest oil as one of them
he was promptly called down and
told that such a statement was ridic-
ulous as this country had enormous
stocks of oil and could not import
any. The simple fact that we were
getting some fifty million barrels a
year from Mexico had escaped his
notice.
, 1925-03-19

The recent advances In the prices
of gasoline have caused a great many
comments adverse and otherwise. 1t
has wen been suggested that the Re
finers were trying to get round the
fact that n great many minimum
wage laws" had been declared "un-
constitutional and instead OF asking
for Legislators to give them a living
wage. that they were trying to say
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BRIEFLY TOLD

The first corner in oil" a made
by a General Hays in 1903. He
bought UT all the seepage oil of the
Franklin district in Pennsylvania
and shipped it to Pittsburgh where
1t sold for a dollar per gallon.
Strange as 1t may appear to those
engaged in the oil trade OF today.
we have no record OF any Senatorial
Investigation being made OF this
transaction.
, 1925-03-19
''SAFETY FIRST"
Ride the bus.
PARCo COMMUNITY CHURCH

Services March 22d, 1925:
Sunday school 9:45 a. m.
Morning services 1915 a. m. Ser
non subject. Environment and Des-
tiny
Christian Endeavor $50 p. m.
Leader, Arthur Allen.
Evening service 1880 p. m.
Hymn. Invocation, Lords Prayer.
DoXology.
Responsive Reading Hymn.
Scripture lesson. Prayer.
Announcements. Offertory.
Anthem: Selected.
Sermon: THE Trajedy of Mating
Hymn. Benediction.
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that the advances were the result of
the working of the law of supply
and demand. :
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The Rawlins : Parco Bus Company
is working hard for paved roads.
Ride the Bus.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11
No Hay Ninguna Razon

Una mujer achacosa es una ca.
lamidad y hace que 10 sean todos
aquellos que la rodean. No hay
razon para que las mujeres esteh
enfernas cuando "Nueva Salud de
Reno" da nuevo vigor, vida v fuer-
zas, y devuelve el bienestar y sa-
lud a las rnujeres rierviosas y en-
fernlizas. Esta es una medicine sc.
gura para Intermediates de las mu-
jeres. Corrige Ia nenstrUaci6n do.
lorosa, escasa, abundante O ire
gnlar; evita y cura la excesiya pal
pitacion del coraz6n Y marcos. an
via la inflafnaci6n v descargos leu.
rreos y fortalece Ell sisteina nef.
vloso. No contiene narcoticos o
drogas de las cuales pueda hab,.
tuarse Y es url verdadero t6nico
para la rnujer. ;Por que ha de
continuar I'd. padeciendo cuando
esta acretitada medieina pondra
I'm a sus Intermediates?
Nueva Salud de Reno da saIud
y accion natural al sistefna ente.
ro.' Compre una botella hoy r,iistfo
De venta en- todas las droguerfas.
s. B. LEONARDO & CO, Fabri.
cantes, New. York.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11
La solenne G 1rnponente...

naanera las presentaba. Podemos
asegurar, que Ell Lcdo. Martinez Al
varez pronunci6 ell tlltimo domingo,
una de las mas bellas oraciones que
hemos escuchado. Y era que 81
sentfa la verdad de sus palabras,
hablaba Ell coraz6n y no Ell cerebro
La imponente ceremonial tocaba
a su fin. Las seis de la tarde, y
Ell desfile de los fieles Sc iniciaba,
pero no habia una sola persona que
no Sc hubiese dado cuenta exacta,
del grandioso proyecto de las Hijas
Cat6licas de America, del noble es-
fuerzo que realizaban las abnega.
das damas que patrocinan, impul.
san y dan vida a La obra.
POGO antes de terminar Ell bri-
lantisimo acto, Las Hijas Cat6licas
de America procedieron repartir
entire la numerosa concurrencia. I'm
interesantisimo panfleto, en- el cual
Sc hace una relaci6n completa de los
altruistas onantes, que han
contribuido de una manera o de
otra, al triunfo del proyecto. FL
follsto en- question, trae un hermo-
80 exordio, en- el cual, las Hijas Ca
t6licas de America, en- palabras lie.
mas de entusiasmo y fe religiosa,
dan cuenta de como SO origin6 la
idea, de como tom6 impulse
y est& en- Was de realization, dando
al mismo tempo las gracias mas
sontidas S todos los donantes, que
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Continuation de la pag. 81

menso que reinaba Sc prestaba a
la meditation espiritual, y cresmos
sinceramente, que 81 en- aQuel mo-
mento hubo allf un incr6dulo, sin
ti6 su alma conmoverse ante la gran
diosidad del acto que Sc celebraba.
ALI bajo La piedra angular, y senti-
mos intensa satisfaction y orgullo
en- decirlo, esta un ejemplar de
nuestro diario, Ell MUNDo, dom
de nos ocupamos del regio proyecto
de las Hijas Cat6licas, de America.
Y ahora, digamos algo, de las
sentidas oraciones que ALI Sc pro-
runciaran FL Rdo. Padre Dannes.
yirtuoso sacerdote, en- elevadas fra
sss, llenas de unci6n religiosa, puso
de relieve la importancia del pro-
yecto, la signifcaci6n de aquella
obraa para los fieles y para los ha-
bitantes del Barrio obrero en- ge-
neral.
Y entoncss, en- medic de un 81.
lencio solemne, empez6 a hablar Ell
conocido orador dc los CabalIeros
de Colon, el Lcdo. Rafael Martf-
nez Alvarez, quien ell lltimo domin-
go ray6 en- 10 sublime, suS p&rrafos
Gran modelo de belleza oratOria, sus
sentidas frases llegaban a 10 mas
intimo de nuestras almas, las sacras
doctrinas de la Iglesia, en- sus La
bios, Sc hacian mas solemnes, de tai
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11

respondiendo q la noble llamada de
Ia carload, han contribuido con sus
esfuerzcs y medius materiales a que
la idea culmine en- bella realidad. o.
He aqui algunos datos, que daran
cuenta nuestros leetores de las
doraciones recibidas, asf como de
los esfuerscs realizados para reco-
lectar el dinero con que empezar la
obra:
cANTTDADES REcoLECTADAS
EN- vARIAs FIEsTAs Y vENTAS
EsPEcIH1Eo
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11

"Dia del No Me Divides 2,27s. 81
Producto del Bale de los "Bou-
Quets" celehrado la noche del 80
de abri1 de 1922, en- el Teatro Mu-
nicipa1 757. rs
Producto de la function "visio-
nes de Arte'' en- el Teatro Munich
pal, s.. J. 1877. 10
Producto de Ia, venta por accio-
nes de un medallion de la Milagro-
sa, regalado para ese fin por los Re-
verendos Padres Padles y que fue
adjudicado a la Sra. Ana Maria
Valdes de Triarte 222. 74
Total Recolectado. -. $3.50. 70
REcoGIDo PoR LA IMAGEN DE
SAN JOSE DE LA MONTANA
DEsDB QUE EsTA EN- PoDER
DE EsTA CoNGIsroN
Parroquia de Cathedral, siendo
Parroco el Rdo. Padre NOEL
500 90
ParroQuia de San Francisco % 20
Parroquia de San Agustin de
Puerta de Tiera 81. SIS
Parroquia del, Perpetuo socorro
de Miramar &c. 80
Parroquia del sagrado Coraz6n
de Santurce Y colecta de tres mi
sas un domingo 126 10
1glesia Conventual de San Ma
teo, en- la que est& actualmente la
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11

Producto de la venta de tres OBJ
jetos, iniciada en- la Jira de Que
bradillas y terminada en- la noche
del 20 de diciembre de 1921 en- Ell
Victory Garden $3.50. so
Producto de Ia function celebra-
daen el "victory Garden, la no
,che del 20 de diciembre de
1921 s16S 25
Producto de una tarde Hipica en-
ell Hip6dromo de Santurce, genera
samente cedido por el "san Juan
Racing and Sporting Club, el Do
mingo 10 do febrero de 1929
S1,e59 7S
Producto de la venta de "Mioso-
tis'' rsaliza6a por sehoras y sefo-
ritas de nuestra mejor sociedad, 81
~ de MARIO de 1922, denominado
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La PANACEA DE SWAIN es

La PANACEA DE SWAIN es
un remedlo ensayado v victorioso
para curar las Enfermedades de la
Sangre en- cualquier periodo, Ulce-
ras Arraigadas, Manchas en- la San
gre Hercdadss, Dolencias Cr6nicas
de los Huesos Es una medicina po-
tcnte, poseyendo IN dominic ma
ravilloso sobre estas Intermediates
tan destructivas. Purifiea Ia sangre
pobre y corrompida Y restablece SUI
fuerza v calidad primitivas. La pa
NACEA DE SWAIN ha heeho una
gran obra para la humanidad. Ha
restaurado la salud de innumera-
bles millares de pacientes que ca
81 habian perdido la esperana. De
venta en- las farmacias y drogue-
rlas.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11

Imagen de San Jose de La Mon
taila zo.VU
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s4,e44.os
Total
Balance
ss.s41 go

Falta pues, ain bastante. Pero
10 principal Sc ha hecho va, la base
esta puesta, y hay mucha fe en- eI
coraz6n de las Hijas Cat6licas de
America, 10 que asegura un tritln9o
definitivo. ojala que en- nuestra ca
pital hubiese muchas sociedades co.
mo las Hijas Cat6licas de Ams.
rica- damas mobiles, abnegadas,
virtuosas, llenas de fe y religiosi.
dad, que tremoian en- sas manos eI
estandarte de la caridad, y van La
conquista de los corazones con suss
obras y con sus esfuerzos i.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1925-02-11
EdREsos

A pagado ell Ter. semestre de
alQuler del solar $e2. IS
A pagado Ell Edo. semestre de
alqui1er del solar s1.e
A pagado por Ell kiosko que hay
en- el solar 400 90
A entregado al Sr. obispo
para empezar La obra A 2,000. 90
A entregado al sr. obispo inn
rorte de la venta del solar donado
por Don Jose Ma. Blanco
2,4o0. 90
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$352.75
TOTAL
PREsUpUEsTo DE LA oBRA:
OUNCE MIL DoLARES

OUNCE MIL DoLARES
($15. 900. 00)
Falta para SUI completa termina.
ci6n y guarnici6n 10 siguiente:
Una imagen de Nuestra Sehora
del Carmen para el centro del altar
mayor, va que ella es La Patrona
del Barrio y que la Ig1esia esta ba-
jo su advocaci6n.
Bancos de MADEIRA para La Lyle
sia.
Campanas de hierro, 81 no pue-
den ser de bronco.
Un armonio que Sc desearfa de
marca francesa..
La Pila Bautismal.
Ell Ptlpito.
confesionarios
candeleros para ell altar.
Incensario.
Sacras
MiSal
La persona que desee regular al
go para La Iglesia o La escueia, ten
ORA La bondad de dirigirse al Comi.
te, para evitar asi las repeticiones.
EsTADo DE TEsoRERLA
INGRESoS:
Por canttdades recolectadas en-
varias fiestas y ventas especiales
...s5,51o. 20
Por donativos espontaneos
Por recogido por La tmagen de
San jose de La Montana desde que
esta en- poder de ests comisi6n
-. S52. rs
Por intereses abonados por Ell do
p6sito en- ell American Colonial
Bank 427 IA
Total de Tnglesos $685. .e3
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1925-03-10
Ex-Dividend Stocks

NEW YORK, March 10.-The fol.
lowing stocks sold at ex-dividend
today: American Druggists Syndi.
cate at per cent, semi.annually;
American Safety Razor $50, semi.
annually: Associated Gas and Elec.
trio pfd., at S71s cents quarterly;
Clinchfield Coal common at III per
cent quarterly, Motor Wheel Cor.
poration common at per cent quar-.
terly, New England Telephone and
Telegraph at 2 per cent quarterly.
New York Air Brake "A" at 81
quarterly. Philadelphia Traction
Company at 81 semi-annually, Pure
Oil Company per cent pfd., at 2
per cent quarterly, s per cent pfd.,
at IN per cent quarterly: Sloss
Sheffield Steel and Iron common at
IN per cent quarterly, South Porto
Rico Sugar common at $50 quar-.
terly, pfd. at 2 per cent quarterly;
Swift & Co. at per cent quarterly
and Worth Pump and Machine pfd.
"A" at IL per cent quarterly, pfd.
"B" at / n per cent quarterly.