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San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07

MONACO-Louis Monaco. infant son Of
AIR. and Mrs Bias Monaco, died Tues
day at 5 y. IN. az the family residence,
100e I.akevieW avenue. lie is survived by
his parents and tifee brothers John.
Rafael and sam. The funeral wiz be
held from the residence at $3.50 .. ~.
Wednesday. followed by services az the
san Fernando Cathedral, tile Rev. Faith
er Becchio officiating. Burial Will be
made in san Fernando cemetery No. .,
under direction OF Henry a. Guerra, tu-
neral director
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07
North Side Lots
Suburban Property-Sale
See Us
2 Acres $1,000

$3.50 cash, $50 month. on nice hill. all
in cultivation. idcing macadam street:
two-room house, chicken and COW shed
shed @ car: q SpIrrdid buy,
J. I. LYLE REALTY co.
"O9 Gibbs Bldg. Or. rs.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07
Groom Bungalow-S4OOO
$500 Cash-Near Burnett

In splendid TcighbgraoUd 70 the Dig
nOn.-y E.lI section. just one door or
paved street. q very large Blnga low lu
good como zion. large rooms. we'll rim
l.lrl HoDl- orE. gB.Il-ln features. large
l-I and bath. heater. gIasscd-Iu sleep
lug room. garages. d. large. complete
hume Tor the money. Gail c. 1925.
Sales Dept EiChDE Casey a. Gragg.
Hon. phone W0oa.a~u 1911
FOR rOaDr.u. Nlcs nov Courtroom housed.
beautifully located: will furnish lors and
build r-g. terms Or. 1873.
ron sA.E Tuu'gHeI nearly nov four
room. ( sleeping porch. garage. Olc-nalr
... E. P..-- .ar line ru'lE-.Ha. Plf'z-
burg 4 alr. rH.Eg-u.ara bath. Hurunbrr,
h.g.. go. .asa owner Nj. :lsT-W
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07
REAL ESTATE
Wantei-Reai Estate

TEXAS AND MEXICO LANDS.
Texas and Mexico lands. colonial ton
timber, grazing lands, plantations. J. Nj.
DoOle. Lands and investment. "05-.V.
Gunter Bids.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07

W. Kings Highway, $500

W. Kings Highway, $500
Almost new, beautiful, modern bun
salow. has five rooms and breakfast
room, hardwood floors, fireplace, book
cases, French doors. kitchen cabinet,
Pittsburg heater. beautiful electric fig
lures shades and linoleum. Well located
'on paved street, terms. Owner. Mis-
SlS6-W.
DUPLEX bungalow, Beacon Hill; two
three-room apartments. bath, garage,
paved street: all improvements: desirable
location. Phone owner, WOodlawn S29l-W
for appointment.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07

lie AIEILLECR-DiCi at her home. 5ls
J.. M. Mrs. Clara j.. lie MriIlgur aged
CS years. she g. survived by l0ur sons,
james Of Louisiana L. F.. -. W. and
q. s lie Mellleur, all Of san Antonio:
one daughter, Mrs T. ". Barrow Of
FLORIDA: four brother. W. W HaycEaft.
4 NJ. ,. r. and j. - HaycTalg. Sh,
was a member Of rIe WoOdmau circle.
Funeral services will D. held Wednesday
afternoon. April 2. IT $3.50 p. IA. from
she late residence, so ST. Charlie street.
Rev. ". W. Lee Of the Calvary Baptist
Church officiating. Intsrmsut iu the
Cit Cemetery 30. g. under the direction
N IIaEy G LcCul.Gu.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07
Personals

GIELS In need OF : friend are welcomed
at the salvation Army woman's Home
and Hospital. 0is Broadway. al any
time. CT ess2.
GLACE lamp shade material plastic
arr clay; instructions in arts and craft
orders taken. Mrs. Sinclair. sis Z.
Ashby. WOodlawn COT.
HAIR TINTING and dyeing for ladies
aud gentlemen bV a master hair dyer.
Original Marinello Shop, 324 n. 81.
Mary's.
MAXINE. please write 10 your daddy
al 1899 Nariposa St, Denver, Colo. Lu-
ther Lamb bert.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07

FOR SALE Desirable tot on paved
street, In the Highlands, reasunab biz.
Owner, Mis-. 356s-W
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07
Alamo Heights Lot Wanted

We have Two cash buyers for me-
d'um-priced and A high-class lot: must
lie priced right: answer quick.
RICE & EAMSTETTEE.
f"i Moore Bldg CT ~"
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cuisines, Pruperty-saIs
N. Flores at Romano
Better Talk to Us Today

Large two story house. 80 front M
Flores street. Price on @ pplIca ton. -
L. kinsley. r. az.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07

EREI.N-Dlpd az her Tezll "rnn. llN Ter
ren avenue. Hsrlardal- Tue~day. ArrI
q. Efrs. Laura D.. Green. I'm her sI.rT-
fifth year. She is survived hv Two dIggg-
ters. Afrs :. T. Philips Ha-laudale, Gad
Mrs. 3. .. Philips. san Antonio one
granddaughter and seven Erandryu-. all
Of san Antonio. Funeral services .-.I h.
feld at the family Tesid. nee. 40 Ter
ftu avenue. wednesday. April D.. OF 6
4. M. Rev. II. d. Balm Ofr.3lsslUa. PAIL
hearers VIII be chosen from members o.
sn-avls Park Methodist Church Inter
neut in Roselawn Burial Parh. under l.-
reetlon OF WJlbeTt O. PeiphTt..
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property, about $4,000. Box 2i2, care
Light.
HTY- 50 Or 100 ACRES
Pleasantun road. near Speed
Wa, partly IN cultivation. on main high
way, with right to connect 10 water
main. very close pric, Tor few dag. u
goa want a pickup roe us at once. Or
'S6. &c tOmte Realty CO.. Agents
500 ACRES. four miles west o. the fat
growing tor Of POth. Wilson county.
bis pecan bottom. many acres. subject
TO irrigation from san Antonio river
Call 5r9 Medical Arts Bldg. Tor this and
other good buys. CT. 1897.
TWENTY acres. ~ miles out good road
four b,g bearing pecan trees. all In
field; nothing better for poultry. pccans
and fruit: i.'r rcasona1ly priced. Lat
Mayors snow you. "a
FE%&ELL DTBREI.L. TE&AS LAEIo
SO BRAD BLDG. TE. 7lf0s
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1926-04-07
RsAl ESTATE
Lots Tor Sale 2.
81 DoWn-S1 Week
For Sale

WOOdIaWn Place Lots
For choice mn Top lots. call Mr.
Busby. Wcodlann 1900.
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LOT OWNERSHIP me build for you
II your lot is clear. can save you
money and give good terms CIR. 779I
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
CQOLIDGF STANDS
 PAT FOR FRIENI
Will Try to Force McCamamnt'S
 Appointment

Washington, Feb. 1G p,-Presi lent Coolidge will stand by his nom nation of Wallace McCamant Of Portland, Ore, to be a circuit judge, despite advices from senate leaders that confirmation is improbablr
 Judge McCamant. who nominated Mfr Coolidge for vice president in the 1920 republican national con- Nrntton in Chicago. Is serving ol the ninth circuit bench under re- cess appointment, Opposition to lis nomination has been held by senator Johnson. republican, Cali 'ornn; who contends that tho nominee violated his primary in- s'ructions at tho convention in fail- ing to support Senator Johnson for president,
 President Coolidge has been told by Senators MCNary and Stanflold, republicans, Of Oregon, that the ""nate judiciary committee. which has been considering the nomina- ion, will recommend against con- hrmation. 1f this Is done, tho president has been advised. there Is little likelihood that favorable senate vote on confirmation can he gotten. MT. Coolidge i' was said today, at the White House. has nc intention of withdrawing McCam- ants name.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
BLASPHEMY TRIAL
 AGAIN IS DELAYED
Defense Asks for Bill of Particu.
 lars in BrOCktOn

Brockton, Mass, Feb. l6 Vpl-- Counsel for Anthony Bimba, Lithu- anian lecturer who Is charged with blasphemy under a Massachusetts blue law passed in 1897. today filed motions in the Brockton court ask. ing for particulars of the language attributed 10 Bimba At the sam, time City Prosecutor Jim Manuel Rubin. who is conducting the case against the lecturer, announced he would oppose tho motions and con tended that the defense was in DOS. session of all necessary particulars.
 Harry Hoffman of Boston, acting Tor Bimba, sent letter to Charles r. King, clerk of the court. asking for full information regarding the blasphemy charge and also as 10 the charge Of seditious utterances on which his client is 10 be tried Feb. @4. Clerk King filed the motions as requested and date will be set for hearing prior 10 the trial day. Coun- sel seeks 10 learn the exact time and place of the alleged blasphemous and seditious utterancos, and the na- ture of the language used.
 Warrants against Bimha were sworn out by Lithuanian residents Of this city who alleged that in a public address the lecturer denied the exist enco of Supreme Being and advo- cated overthrow of the United States government by armed force.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
PIES AND COOKIES LURE
 BOYS TO COMMIT CRIME
Desperate Bakery Ncggs Rounded ID After Carcfrcc Career
 Lasting Three bays

Six boys who admitted robbing the bakery shop of Louis Ncubaucr, "@5 Myrtle street on Fcbmruarv 1g Of quantity Of change, cakes, pies. cookies and candy, were rounded ur last night by Detective Thomas l, Fecney and Sergeant Patrick l, O Mara, The boys, who are be- tween the ages of 10 and l4 years. appeared in juvenile court this morning, and one of tho lads was s'nt 10 the school for boys at Moriden, while the others were placed on probation. They arc all old offenders,
 They admitted entering the bak- cry by removing papor from in front of the broken glass in tho rear door. after which they released tho bolts. They also claimed they walked 10 Waterbury, where they stayed one night, sleeping in a box car.
 The boys said that they spent q night in barn on Burritt street, "H'iN NIl' y punt llitS m O11CF 10 keep warm. They also admit play ing hockey from school.
 One boy is further charged with taking S10 from hls brother, but S@.f5 was recovered last night.
 Another gang of six lads were caught in Bristol yesterday hy Ser enant Patrick J. O'Mara. They ad- init breaking into the grocery store Of Charles Kordack Sunday night. taking s7 In change from the cash register, two boxes of cigars. four cartons of cigarettes, box of gum, and some chocolate bars, They will appear in juvenile court Sat urday.
 One dollar in change, one carton Of cigarettes, a few cigars, and some candy were recovered. The boys have been turned over 10 Miss Ruth Bristol, assistant probation officer. These boys are also old offenders.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
Banish Them Quick a--Stubborn
 Skin Eruptions
Ocean-O, Deep Sea Water Blood Treatment, Will Do It or Axelrod's Pharmacy Will Re- turn the Purchase Price.

You've heard Of Ocean-O of course. Physicians have been using it for years. II is pure deep sea water distilled, concentrated and til- tered and with thc excess of com mon salt removed.
 So when you have skin eruptions that torture or cmbarrass you its probably because your blood is stary- ing for the want of just those vital izing mineral elements that deep sea water or Ocean-0 can furnish, When you start 10 rid yourself of pimples, acne, hives. sallow skin. boils and other stubborn skin diseas- es with 0cean-O. all you need it enc tablespoonful in a glass of cold water and you drink this night and morning. That means that a bottle will last a long time. One doctor says that in q case of general psoriasis of several years standings the eruption began to fade ip a week-yct we arr told it can not be overcome.
 ! Ask AXe]rod's Pharmacy or any reliable druggist for a bottle of Ocean-o today and start 10 banish skin erupiions
 l'se che bottle as directed and if it doesn't help you-get your money back.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
SPURNED BY COPS
Illinois Prisoner Who Wanted to be Held as Murderer, Fraud, SIcuths Declare.

Danville, His. Feb. 16 Pp-Luke O'Neill, who told police here that he killed Catherine Gore in New York. today failed 10 convince metropot- tan officers that he is the man wanted. They returned home with out the prisoner.
 Samples of the handwriting. pho tographs and finger prints of the slayer showed a wide variance with those of the prisoner, District Attor- ney Morro, Of Kings county. said.
 ONeilI demonstrated how he fooled Bertillon measurement off cers when they took his measure ments in New York some time ago. He showed how acid had destroyed the lines Of his fingers and why the finger prints arc different. He told how his features had been altered by a plastic surgeon.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
NEW BRITAIN CITIZEN
 TELLS PUBLIC HOW HE
 REGAINED HIS HEALTH
" John storm of 27 North Street Another One of The
 Many \r" Britain Citizens mdorsing (lerb Juc)

Herbal Remedies are coming into 'N"ir own again said the eminent authority, Prof, I" Fisher. who said.
 ll'rps consisting Of roots, leaves. 'arkS, flowers and berries are na- 'nre's own remedies Take for in stance the cat-don't it hunt catnip? The dog cats grass and the deer. will 10" bark and buds Even the red- skin, which were q hardy race, kept well on natures herbs" Therefore ErhJus is q natural remedy and con- ialns tho juices Of fourteen herbs dissolved in glycerine.
 Mr. Storrs says: "I have suffered for years with indigestion. had continual pain from gas pressing around my heart. ] had pains in
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

my arms and legs and could not sl'"p at night, l was miserable and half sick pl tho time. A friend Of mine told mo about Erhfus and tho good it was doing and I decided 10 give 1t a trial
 "I have taken three bottles and 'h" results have been lots more than | expected. I can cat anything without distress and have no pains or aches and sleep the night through like a baby. I am glad and happy 10 endorse Erbjus to my friends anI noighbors to the public"
 "Erbjus" is being introduced In New Britain at the Fair drug counter by representative Of the "EItIJIS' Company.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
Maine Republicans to
 Meet on April Sixth

Lewiston. Maine. Feb. 16 (p' --- Tn" official call for the republican, state convention to be held April ( at Portland, has been issued by Daniel r. Field of Phillips. The second district republican conycn- lion has h"on called for the same date at Portland on the same basis. The purpose of the convention is to elect state committees and district committees and formulate a pla,- form.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
Indian Tribe Said to Be
 Capable of Healing Sick

Laredo, Tex, Feb, 16 R,-Within the shadow of the tombstones in the Nueyo Laredo, Mexico cemetery. thousands of sick and crippled Mex. jeans are seeking a new lease of life through the ministrations of fou, Gucatecas Indians, who refuse to ac-
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
Shriners' Hospitals Are
 Great Boon to Children

NenVer, Ioh. 16 Pt-SiX thousand ,deformod and crippled children with out means of paying surgeons arc cured or at least relieved in their dotormities each year in hospitals maintained by the Ancient Arabic Order Nohles of the Mystic Shrine Imperial Potentate James C. Burger announced here today. The order composed of thirty-second dogrcc and Knight Tomplar Masons. main
 'ains fourteen orthopedic hospitals
 ii this country and plans the con- Structiou of four moro at once.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
LOST IN NEW ORLEANS

Now Orleans, Feb. lG--Georeo Carr Of Burlington, Iowa. registered in small hotel on Arrow street" and went 10 give mardt crns the 'oncc over" Now he can't find the hoicl after an all day search and has inserted an ad in New Or l'ans paper appealing 10 the man. ager of the hotel to send him his baggage,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
: YEARS IN PRISON

Chicago, Fob. l6 L1p~-Trcderick II. GunobcrE, Sra and his son, Fred. rick. Jr. convicted Of tho using the Wu'ls 10 dcfraud in connection with operations Of the Consolidated F"altY and Thcaters corporation yesterday were sentenced to serve seven years each in the federal ponltcntiary at Lcavcnworth. The
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
Two Wedding Services
 Now Popular Fashion

New York. Feb. 1G-There's a new mode as to marriage in the fashion, able young set, explains William Randolph Moore and his bride. inc former Elma Rumscy DeleVon. Mar ried at city hall q day ahead of time later announced for a church we'd ding, they said We wanted both ceremonies. civil and church. It's be ing done abroad all the time.'
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

,'I' payment for their guidance. The work Of the Indians has created A sensation In the Mexican city, op. posl'v Laredo, some seven or eight thousand Mexican patients from McAico and Texas having been at. 'racted to the cemetery, where they 'ooh' cat and sleep while awaiting heir turn 10 be treated
 All around the graveyard automo- h'l"s from near and far are parked NllI" great numbers Of the sick and "ifllci"d Of NucNo Laredo arc among tho patients.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
MISS BLOOM SURPRISED

Mrs, Julius Grennerrod of laS merry street gave a surprise birth day party in honor Of the 18th birthday anniversary of her ward. Miss l9lvira Bloom Saturday evening Miss Boom has just graduated from a junior high school The house Was decorated with blue and white, A bndct lunch was served.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
Start Made in 192
THRITTIEST TOWN

Plymouth, Eng- This town claims 10 be the thrifticst in fin England. Its people have purchased 1,675,0o0 savings certificates in four years, an average of two per head per year. as compared with one and a half for the rest of the country.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
Mrs. Stokes IT,. Asks for
 Children, But No Alimon,

Paris. Feb. Is P) - Mrs. Syl. vanus Stokes, Jr.. of New York ann Washington, asks the custody of her children, hut no alimony. in the divorce demand filed with the French court, it was revealed to- day.
 A proceeding designed to effect 2 reconciliation has proved fruit l"Ss. and the divorce will, there fore, he granted shortly. Mrs. Stokes was formerly Miss Margaret FahnestOCk,
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
Town of Poor Fork, Ky.
 Has Its Name Changed

Frankfort, Ky, Feb. 16--Resi- tents of Poor Fork" Ky" need no longer be ashamed of the name of their town, as Governor Fields has Signed bill changing it 10 Cum
 berland," Ky.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

consolidated company failed for up- wards or Si,QQU,000.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
NEW MASONIC TEMPLE

Springfield, Mass. Feb. 16 (R}- The new temple of the Springfield Masonic hall association was dcdi- 'otcd today in accordance with an- ciont rites hy Frank L. Simpson of Boston. Grand Master of Nasons of Massachusetts, and his suite. The completed building, considered one Of the finest in tho dcicatory rites was given to Hampden lodge. or ganized in 1S17, the oldest in the city. Tho corner stone was laid % months ago.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
Brisbane's Copy M0stCompeIIing
 Asserts Curtis
By Universal Service.

By Universal Service.
 LOS ANGELES, Feb. II. H 4 RTHUR BRIS B A NE @A and Ed Howe lead the world when it comes to turning out compelling copy"
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16
Take a Morning Paper That Makes Reading a Pleasure-Not Just Another I L'iiresome Job

MO newspaper is better qualified to W start the day right with you than the New York American.
 News? We told you yesterday of the extra ordinary achievements the paper made only the past week by beating out all other papers on the big stories as they occurred.
 But there is even more than news that makes paper welcome. It must have the sympathetic touch and understanding that builds community of interest between publication and its roaders-it must do all 1t can to tighten the dull drabness of life--it must meet the requirements of both the serious and light heared-it must be intensely HUMAN.
 paper may be judged by the quality of the talent it employs. Headed by Arthur Brisbane, the greatest editorial writer and shaper of thought the modern world has known the New York American has the distinction of possessing the finest staff of writers and artists in the entire history of journalism. In this connection nothing is convincing than the word Of competitor. Read the following news dispatch that just appeared in newspapers all over the country;
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

SlOn Of that
 intangible something that en- ables you to write naturally ito write as you talk"
 Such writers, he said, had an irresistible appeal.
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

So Cyrus II. K. Curtis, head of the Curtis Pub fishing Com. pany. tol d members and gue sts of the Los Ar. gcleS Adver- tiSing Club today.
 Curtis said the real se- crct of turn ing out com- polling copy was posses sion of that
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

Bill lure l of Fatt, gra" bug |biil buSe
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

hrce bter. of
 rad- Nil. New IT. of |sing
New Britain herald., 1926-02-16

been |ss & |l1ris- |tlls
 puty
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-06
COTTON IS STEADY
IN TRADING TODAY
Liverpool Cables Help Hold
Market, But Buying Proves
Rather Slow.
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. January 6.-Cotton
futures opened steady. January
1891; March, 1910; May, 1888; July
1890; October. 1899. The market
opened at an advance Of ! to points
in response to steady Liverpool cables.
but the buying was not active and
early fluctuations were rather irregu-
lar. Further realizing and some
Southern selling was absorbed on re-
actions Of a few points. however, and
prices held fairly steady at the emo
of the first hour. March contracts
sold around 1915 or some 3 to
points net higher.
Private cables said hedge selling
had been absorbed by covering or re-
buying In the Liverpool market.
were among the early buyers here and
there was also some buying for trade
account
Reports that cotton men meeting
at Atlanta yesterday urged a reouc-
ton of % per cent in acreage thls
Spring were without any apparent el-
feet in the early market.
New Orleans Quotations.
NEW oNLTIA NJ, VI
ton futures opened steady. January
1913: March. 1920: May. 1881; July
1912 asked October, 1888. First
trades showed no change to points
advance. Liverpool was slightly bet
ter than due, and the market eased
off a trihe right after the call. March
traded down to 1915 apd May 10 1873,
or 5 10 points below YESTERDAY
close. but soon rallied again to the
opening figures or slightly above.
owing to reports Of a better spot de
mand and heavier bookings of freight
room for cotton at Galveston for Jan
uary and February shipment.
Noon Cotton Prices.
NEW ORLEANS. January Got
ton futures, noon. bids steady. Jan
uary, 1913; March. 1880: May, 1921:
July. 1889: October. HE.
NEW YORK, January Cotton
futures, 11:45 am, bids steady. Jan
uary, 1892: March. 1917: May. 1894.
July, 1855: October. 1915.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-06
NEW YORK CURB MARKET
Received b. Pri>nte Wire Direct to The Star Once

Land Co. of Florida was attracting
more attention around the 40 level
where 1t was down considerably from
its top reached a few months ago. 1t
was pointed put by bankers that for
each share Oh stock outstanding the
company owns an acre of land in
Florida. and the question uppermost
in the minds of traders was whether
or not this acreage In the boom sec
ton of Florida was worth per acre
what the stock was selling at In the
market At Al, 1t was point above
the previous closing.
The upward movement In Cleveland
Motors was sympathetic with the buy
ing of Chandler on the Stock Elk
change.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-06
USUAL STEEL STOCK
OFFER TO EMPLOYEES

NEW YORK, January s P).--The
annual subscription offer of common
stock of the United States Steel Cor
poration TO employees is expected to be
announced shortly. the amount being
a bout the same as last year. 100. 900
shares. which at that time was priced
at s1aS a share. The price Of this
years subscription has not yet been
decided upon. but it usually approx
mates the market price on the New
York Stock Exchange on the day of
the Offering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1926-01-06
EXTRA DIVIDEND VOTED.

NEW YORK, January . OD.-In
addition to its regular quarterly
dividends the American Waterworks
and Electric Co. today voted to dis
tribute an extra dividend of pa per
cent on the common shares, payable
in common stock February Is to
holders of record February !. At the
same time an initial dividend of 31.15
a share was declared on the West
Penn Electric Co.'S preferred stock.