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tmXSfoftti jtsyi Ki ijsi wsssa W4vr VPHaBRHHHMHHHIBH w3 FC spMr tai THE WASBQKGJPKQ 1 BOND PRICES HOLD IN ACTIVE MARKET Tractions Slightly Lower Liberty Firmer New Indebtedness Certificates FRISCO GETS INCREASE I Raise Roads Government Compensation to 375 a Share for Common Stock Special to The Washington Post New York July 11 Bonds were slightly more active than on the precedingpreceding day with prices generally steady except tractions which were again Blightly lower Midvale Steel 5s were active and strong The present tire companies a larger use of their products large gross SAUs capacity production and thereby a hritfht future for many years to come Present price of Ceylon rubber of 38 cents compares with the government fixed price of 62 cents last year Only a few years ago Brazilian rubber sold as high as 2 to 3 a pound iAiHMfrVvv LOtfDOjr msfsctL markets The Daily Legal Record ywwwwMVWvwy FRIDAY SCUT 11 1010 wwAMmwvli NEW YOEK BOND MABKET New York July 11 Amer For Securities 6s 99 Amer TeL Tel cv 6s 102 Anglo French 5s 97 Armour Co 4s 85 Atchison gen 4s 80 Atlantic Coast Line 1st 4s 80 Baltimore Ohio cv 4s 76 Bethlehem Steel Central of Geor Central Leather Central Pacle lata 78 Chesapeake Ohio cv 5s 89 Chi Bur Quincy Jt 4s 96 Chi Mil St cv 4fl 75 Chi I Pac Ry ref 4s 71 Chi Northwestern gen 3s 69 Chile Copper cv 7s 124 City of Paris 6s 97 Colorado Southern ref 4s 80 Denver Rio Grande ref 5s 57 Distillers Securities 6s 80 Dominion of Canada 5s 1931 95 Erie gen 4 54 General Electric 5s 98 Oreat Northern 1st 4s 84 Illinois Central ref 4a Interborough Rapid Transit 5s 79 71 uc ilnt Muf Mnrino fia 92 status or me steel trade ana trie rich Kansas City Southern ref Bs Supreme Court District of Cojranbla EQUITY DIViatpW Mr Jnstic SMdaa I Wnilsm ts Sabth A Maedel substituted as trustee Plaintiffs attorney A Maedel Schaffer rt Sehtffer fcearmr ofrrule eon tinned to August Pulaturs attorney James defendants aHoTtjHV JttUet i ston Darr Whlteford AylSrr Ball vs First Cooperative Budding AssOS tion order on mandate Attorneys A Denb MiUan continued to Simon Newmyer Oalne ts Caine Charles 8 Sartre appoint ed trustee to sell bond 3000 Plaintiffs attorneys Richardson ic Shreve In re adoption of Frame Cornell rule returnable July 17 Hawkins vs Hawkins report of auditor ratified Plaintiffs Ittorney Horner Wilcox ts American Security and Trust Company Paul Wright substituted as trustee Plaintiffs attorney Wright Waldelich vs Waidelich bearing on rule continued to Jul 25 Plaintilffs attorney Paladlni defendants attorney OBrien Woods Brtsbesrs decree for sale with George Gertman trustee bond 18000 PlaintlffB attorney George Gertman in re adoption or Gladys Steams adoption 1 ref 5s 91 Oray ts Gray bearing on rule con gla cons 5s 89 I i1 2a Plaintiffs attorney King r4 97 sZ Young defendants attorneys A JLt Xiiand ft A Hutehersoh steel companies in particular has led Liggett Myers 5s 2 Louisville Nashville un 4s 84 to me conclusion in tne minos or Missouri Kans Tex 1st 4s manv that a simiinrt aotfvltv in thp Missouri Pac gen 4s trade may lead to calling of steel bonds for the purpose of liquidating funded debt and in that case premiums would be paid where such are provided in the indenture The statistical average of corporation bonds gained 04 to 8491 There was a firmer tone in liberty bonds The 3s gained 02 to 9934 fourth 4V4s 04 to 9424 and 4 06 to par Third 4 Us and 3 4 were unchanged at 9504 and 10006 second 4s lost 06 to 9410 and first 41is 12 to 9514 The Treasury is offering eight months certificates of indebtedness dated July 15 at 4 per cent Raises Frisco Compensation Following an examination of the books of its inspectors the Interstate Commerce Commission has increased the government compensation of the Frisco which means an Increase of S3 08 to 375 a share for the common stock Thereby the margin of safety over the requirements of the income bonds has been increased There was no change in the money market Commercial paper continued active with rates unchanged Call money renewed at 7 per cent and 7 per cent respectively with the rate lar going below 6 per cent Sterling were quiet francs and lire weak Swiss francs lower and Stockholm exchange higher In no case were new low levels registered Dealings in marks has not yet been resumed for destinations outside of the occupied zone but as soon as the war trade board removes restrictions goodly amounts of marks willvBo offered here for account of Dutch banks Scramble for German Business Montana Power 5s New York Central deb 6s Norfolk A Western cv 6s107 Northern Pacific 4s 80 Northern Pacific 3s 58 Oregon Short Line ref 4s 85 Pacinc Tel Tel 5s 92 Pennsylvania cons 4s 95 Pennsylvania gen 5s 94 Reading gen 4s 83 Rep Iron Steel 5s 1940 94 St San adj 6s 67 Seaboard Air Line adj 5s 51 Sinclair Oil Refg 7s 99 Southern Bell Tel 5s 91 Southern Pacific cv 5s 108 Southern Railway gen 4s 65 Southern Railway 5s 93 Texas Co cv 6s 103 Texas Pacific lets 90 Union Pacific 4s 85 Rubber 5s 88 8 Steel 5s 100 Va Caro Chemical 5s 97 Wabash lsts 93 GOVERNMENT BONDS July 10 July 11 legalized Attorney Gasklns Bray ts Bray bearing on rule continued to July 35 Plaintiffs attorney Wam pler defendants attorney Paladlni 65 94 hulllTan ts SuIllTan bearing on rule con 61A tluea to July 25 Plaintiffs attorney qoli Bowles defendants attorneys I Cos 98 99 99 2b registered 2 coupon 8 cv 8s registered cv 3s coupon 89 4s registered 106 4s coupon 106 Liberty 3Vis 9932 Liberty 1st 4s 9400 Liberty 2d 4s 9362 Liberty 1st 4s 9526 Liberty 2d 4s 9416 I Libertv 3d 4s 9504 I Liberty 4th 4 9420 Victory 3is 10006 Victory 4 is 9994 Bid Total sales of bonds 12888000 against 9892000 yesterday holiday a week ago and 5027000 a year ago 99 9y 89 89 106 106v 9934 9404 9350 9514 9410 9504 9424 10006 100 00 The official announcement that trade relations with Germany have been resumed did not come until the afternoon The big financial institutions and international corporations like the Standard Oil Company of New Jersey have already prepared for that event and there will be a scramble for business It is expected that Europes credit i auuiiQujviua tilts vuuuuv i ii 1 1711 1 1 of Washington Railway ana Liectrlc in the next twelve months of which Germanys Bhare is a fourcii But there is a delay over these cretl LOCAL STOCK EXCHANGE There was fairly good investment demand for bonds on the local Stock Exchange yesterday the total turnover In this class of security being the largest for several weeks Washington Railway and Electric Company 4s led the list a block of 5000 face value changing hands at 68 Other bond sales included 2000 Potomac Electric general 6s at 98 a 1000 consolidated 5 of the same company at 932 and 1500 Capital Traction 5s at 97 Capital Traction stock sold in small lots at 89 and 89a and four shares preferred sold at 5S Ten shares of Riggs National Bank stock brought 495 Five shares of Lanston Monotype brought 69 with 69 bid for quotation lots Pales Regular call 12 oclock noon Capital Traction Railroad 5s 500 at 977 1000 at 97 Washington Railway Electric 4s 1000 at 6S 1000 at 68 1000 at 68 1000 at 68 1000 at 68 1000 at 68 1000 at 6S 1000 at 68 Potomac Electric cons 1000 at 93 Potomac Electric Power gen mtge Gs 1000 at 9S 1000 at 9S Capital Traction 10 at 89 10 at S91 Washington Railway Electric pfd 4 at 58 Riggs National Bank 10 at 495 Lanston Monotype 5 at 693 BONDS PUBLIC UTILITIES Am Tel Tel cv 4s Am conv 4e Am col tr 5s Am conv 5a Telephone 1st 5s Gas Electric 1st 5s Colum Elec deb 5s Capital Traction 1st 5s Metropolitan 1st 5s Pot Elec Power 1st 5s Put Eire Power cons 5s Tot Elec Tower deb 6s Pot Elec Power gen 6s Wash Gas Light gen 5s Wash Rv El cons 4s Wash Ry El gen 6s MISCELLANEOUS 9 9 95 9 Amer Grapho 1st Gs of Pap Mfg 1st 6s Ttlpps Realtv Ions 5s nitrics Realty fshnrt Ps Sec Stge Safe Dep STOCKS PUBLIC UTILITIES 104 S9 fin its and It will be some time before the question is definitely settled The big obstacle to overcome will be dispute over the Interest rat3 the loans are to carry as the offerings must be attractive to get a public following in the meantime there are small neutral offerings Th 250u0 000 Swedish loan will be followed by a 10000000 Danish loan In regard to the declining favor of dollar bills in South America it was said by a leading foreign exchange banker that these have not fallen off in absolute volume but have lost relatively to sterling But he believes that dollar exchange will eventually hold its own in ppite of the handicap of the higher discount rate In New York because exporters will not care to undertake the risk attending the negotiations of sterling exchange in such an erratic market New Method of Settlements Actuated largely by recent flurries in the call money market definite steps are being taken to change or modify the present system of daily settlement on the New York Stock Exchange Substitution of fortnightly settlement may result The matter changing the present system of settlements has been in the hands of a special committee for some time It will be recalled that late last year the governing committe of the stock exchange voted to organize what is known as the Stock Clearing Corporation with a paid in capital of 500000 all of which was to be owned by the stock exchange The function of the new corporation is to consist of clearing loans and stock balances It has however been held in abeyance pending the construction of the new addition to the stock exchange at the corner of Wall and New streets When the corporation was put forward last year the committee estimated that its operation would result in the elemlnation of at least 65 per cent of the present daily extension of credit received from the banks June steel output showed an Increase just as rceent statistics revealed in pig iron Ingot production of thirty companies representing S4 03 per cent of the 1918 output was 2219219 tons against 1929024 tons in the previous month Their uudiun in me nrsi nan oi tne year was 14S62GSii tons compared withj iiu i ib tons in the first half nf nrntinini TVnt in 191S Increased production shown by i Nat Savings Trust a60 June over May reflects improvement I Union Trust 115 that started in the Industry some I Wash Loan Trust 245 weeks ago and is expected to gain I SAVINGS BANKS much further momentum in ensuing Commerce Savings 12 East Wash Savings 12 Liberty Savings 120 Merchants 130 Sec Saw Coml 210 Seventh Street Sav 140 FIRE INSURANCE Arlington 7 Corcoran 80 Firemens 19 German American 2o0 National Union 5 TITLE INSURANCE Columbia 4 Real Estate 74 MISCELLANEOUS Chapin Sacks Mfg Co 145 Disc of Col Paper Mfg 90 Merchants Tfr Stare 106 Old Dutch Market com 4 Old Dutch Market pfd 10 Lanston Monotype 69 them Certainlv it hin si curity storage JUU as though the world were nota ge SafoDepolt 110 rrtri i lyuoiiiiiRtuii uici bvv wv cu incidi as ninety days ago Stock of nickel also declined to below the stock on May 1 after showing a 50 per cent increase on June Bid Akt 83 84 88 90 87 90 4 102 102 96 82 7R 82 97 97 94 3 96 93 94 98 98 99 PR 9 6 A 674 69 92 94 J8 99 100 98 100 Am Tel Teleg Capital Traction Col Gas Electric Washington Gas Steamboat Wash Co com Wash Ry El Co pfd NATIONAL HANKS 165 18S 25 58 American Capital Columbia Commercial District Farmers Mechanics Federal Lincoln Metropolitan Riggs Second Washington 190 180 166 240 180 165 200 495 140 200 TRUST COMPANIES Security Trust 237 101 89 if 200 40 175 220 200 230 125 120 255 months until the steel industry again at maximum capacity Englands Metal Stocks Decline Englands stock of metal shows a decline except in lead and spelter This may be the reason why there has not as yet appeared any substantial export buying in the American zinc market On the other hand England is melting a considerable tonnage of copper at present and despite June imports of the metal the surplus last month continued to decline at the same rate as in May From this it would appear that England may be as active a buyer of American copper in the not distant future Luc xeuiumc countries when proper credit has been established for 0 80 6 12 0 No Funds for Russian 6 2s New York July 11 No funds are available to pay the interest on par Rubber is cheap and plenty with ticipation certificates of the 6 per more of the crude here and in transit cent Russian notes now defaulted than ever before in the year ended jj Fulton chairman of the note July 1 Ceylon production increased holders protective committee an 43 per cent over the previous year nounced today The situation is exactly onnosite toi that in hides and leather and one very 22000 for Cotton Exchange Seat natural consequence would he sub stitution of the latter by rubber and otherwise a wide extension of the use oi mis commoauy which means New York July 11 A seat on the New York Cotton Exchange waa sold today for 22000 the highest price tlgan and Lambert Daris ts DstIs Hearing on rule continued to July 24 Plaintiffs attorney Mark Stearman Keen Ts Keen hearing on rule continued to July 17 Plaintiffs attorney De Lacy Hammond vs Early hearing on rule continued to July 24 Defendants attorney Clepbane CIRCUIT DIVISION Mr Jastice Siddons McGee vs Welch and Lynch ts Same appeal in open court cost bonds 100 each or deposit 50 Plaintiffs attorneys A Douglas and A Kelg in defendants attorney Wilson and Huldekoper Harding vs Franklln Kneip Motor Car Company motion to substitute defendant granted Plaintiffs attorneys King Simons Young Parfet administratrii vs Washington Hallway and Electric Company verdict by consent for plaintiff for 1090 and Judgment forthwith without costs Plaintiffs attorney Galen Tait defendants attorney George Hoover Parfet executrix vs Washington Railway and Electric Company verdict try consent for plaintiff for 4000 and Judgment forthwith without costs Plaintiffs attorney Tait defendants attorney George Soorer CRIMINAL DIVISION Mr Justice Siddons United States vs Seyinonr Anderson assault with dangerous weapon plea not rulty Attorney Robert I Miller United States vs Antonio Di Benedetto manslaughter sentenced to penitentiary for 10 years Attorney II Davis United States vs Leroy Wade forgery sentenced to penitentiary for 8 years Attorneys A Douglas and Sherier United States vs William Scanlon tIo latlng postal laws sentenced to penitentiary for 4 years placed on probation United States vs John Miles violating act of August 31 1918 plea guilty referred to probation officer Attorney A Mul lowny PROBATE DIVISION Mr Jnstlce Bailey Estate of Mary Berry order of publication Attorney Alden Estate of Robert Fulton letters of administration granted to Harry Fulton bond 1000 Attorney Mangan Estate of George Howard order to sell real estate Attorney Hogan Estate of Mary Saunders order to pay 13550 out of registry Estate of John Drafos letters of administration granted to Christ Panagopoulos bond 1600 Attorney A Smith Estate of Matilda Jonos letters of administration granted to William Potter bond S100O Attorney I Linton Estatp of Leonard Hammond will admitted to probate and letters of administration a granted to Emma Coburn bond S500 Attorney Hill In re AHc Chapman sale of real estate ratified AttOrrley Carter Estate of Thomas A Stephens commission ordered to issue Estate of Alice Abell Edward Stafford appointed guardian arl litem Estate of willlHm I Heed order appointing Edward Stafford guardian ad litem Estate of John Kane order appointing Chapin Bauman guardian ad litem Estate of Mary Ellsworth order to sell real estate I Estate of Moses Caplan letters of admlnis tratlon ganted to David apian bond 1900 Attorney Chapman Fowler Estate of Edwin Joflss order to sell personal property Attorney Tobrlner and Graham Estate of Randolph Beresford will admitted to probate and letters testamentary granted to Elizabeth Beresford bond 2000 At torney A Dent Estate of Harper order to sell and transfer stork Attorney 0 English In re John A Ireland order appointing Worth Ireland guardian bond 1200 Attorney I Alward Estate of Lizzie Snow will dated May 21 1919 filed Estate of Mary Klrkpatrick petition for probate of will Bled Attorney PeckBam Estate of Matilda James petition for probate of will tiled Attorney George Williams Estate of Charles Weidman will dated February 15 1019 flld with petition for probate Attorney George OcMmsn Estate of John I Knight will dated December 13 1918 filed more diversification for rubber and paid since January 1906 Si mm0 Lawsuits Xo 03G30 Mary Parfet administratrix vs Washington Railway and Electric Company damages S100O0 Plaintiffs attorney Galen Tait No 02681 Mary Parfet excrutrlx Same damage 10ooo Plaintiffs attorney Galen Tait No 61193 Wolff Manufactures fVmi pany vs Virginia Shipbuilding Corporation i if oiuanim naiinin attorney if Wlti ship VVheatlcy No b2633 Randolph Robertson vs Florence I Blake account 300 Plaintiffs attofnev Louis Ottcrberg Equity Suits No SiifiOl Walter A Williams Anna Sabln et al to substitute trustee Plaintiffs attorney A Maedol No arm 2 Nathaniel Wood ts Emma Wood divorce Plaintiffs attorney Gaskins No HflOftS Margaret Gaddll vs Laier Goldberg et al to set aside sale Plaintiffs attorneys King Simon Voiini unit Lawn tiffs man nc Koeniiisl mutn Theodore A Morltz et al vs Mueden al partition Plain attorneys A 1 Esher and Pelz KEAL ESTATE TKANSFERS 1321 R08KDALE STREET NORTHEAST Edith Cottwals to Ella Lomtv lot 104 square 454 10 1429 EIGHTH STREET NORTHWEST Edna Thfooktnorton to Grace Dorsrv HARLEM John Green et ux to Grover Barnaul part of tract 030 TWENTY FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST Denjumin Iinn et uv to Joseph II Dickens lot 139 siiaro J8 Jio 957 TWENTY FIFTH STREET NORTHWEST Benjamin Pinn et ux to Isaac A Brown lot 130 square 28 10 2Slo STREET NORTHWEST William Galliher ct ux to Incv Oatewood SOUTH OF STREET AND EAST OF FOURTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST Henn Schneider et ux to Artie Thornton lot 40 sqimre 230 10 321 STREET SOUTHWEST Thomas Riley tn Wm Lovett lot 242 square 540 10 Z2 STREET SOUTHWEST Thomas Riley to Reason Ferguson lot 245 square 543 10 2017 THIRTEENTH STREET NORTHWEST Sarah Eraser to Gregoria Gains lot 46 square 273 10 MICHIGAN AVENUE ADDITION Chester Hendeo et ux to Leonard Abway lot 53 square 3021 810 1035 FOURTH STREET NORTHWEST Frederick Gibbs to Lottie Welden lot 65 square 520 810 1540 COLUMBIA STREET NORTHWEST Belle MaegrudeT to Geo Boarman lot 138 square 365 20 SOUTH OP STREET AND WEST OP SIXTH STREET SOUTHEAST Frederick Wen ger et ux to Howard Lpley part of original lot 19 square 847 10 653 STREET SOUTHEAST Chas Speider et ux to Paul Condone lot 76 square 873 10 1443 STREET NORTHEAST Frank Veddcr to Catherine Hell lot 77 square 1059 10 1833 AND 1853 SEVENTH STREET NOBTH WE8T Dorothy A Weik to Cornelius Scott lots 67 and 68 square 441 10 MOUNT PLEASANT Lawrence Halstead to Rowena Halstead lot 434 10 705 STREET SOUTHWEST Chas Church et ttx to Daniel Collins lot 17 square 433 10 1118 SIXTH STREET SOUTHEAST Kate Hammer to Louis Schlosburg lot 54 square 882 10 NOBTH OP 0 STREET AND VfEST OT THIBD STREET NOBTHEAST Gorge Oi PERKINS TBOND YOU trotted State Fidelity inatanty CV fhone ftl 813 Southern Bids Pumphrey et ux to Joseph A Gaiber part of oriftnal lot 3 square 762 10 AZADIA Fred Rhodes et ax to Allan 4tyawah ST KOfiTHWEST Tnomas Brown et ux to Cllne CMpman original to 30 mum 513 10 608 T2WTH SOOTHWES Jtmts Tf Craw fordet ux to Prank Smith part 48 square 389 497 SOUffl WEST Mary Imire and Ellen Imire to iluniiata Zany la part lot 6 square 472 10 740 COLUMBIA BOAD NOBTHWEST Harry wardmaa and Thomas Bones to Cleveland lot 174 roar 28S8 10 488 MANOR PLACE NOBTHWEST May Holmes to Grllfflnj Evans and Margaret Brans lot 73 square 3036 10 SOPra OP AKDs WEST OP 80TH 8TBEET iTOBTHWEST Susan Quick and Christina Keen to Annie Goebel lot 812 square 1282 10 19 ADAMS 8TBEET NOBTHWEST John McCarthy et ux to Harry Bergman lot 72 ftlimre 8124 10 8007 3009 8018 GEORGIA AVEWTJE NOBTHWEST Carrie Cox to Mary Shanks lot 113 114 116 squire 8052 10 3007 GEORGIA AVENGE NORTHWEST Mary Shanks to Annie Gafney lot 118 eqttare 3052 10 8009 GEOBGIA AVENUE Mary Shanks to Cynthia Clark lot 114 square 8052 10 DISTBICT OP COLUMBIA Eva Darr to August Darr parcel 15 1 9 10 SODTH OP STBEET AND WEST OF EIGHTH STBEET NOBTHWEST Jennie Holtimrn et al to Harry Hoffman part original lot 8 square 897 10 3021 FOUBTEENTH STBEET NORTHWEST George McGlnty et ux to Harry Tormsend lot 46 squire 2824 10 222 THIBD STREET NORTHEAST Otto Wehner to Lulu Mezick lot 9 square 790 10 920 913 8SEPHEBD STREET NORTHWEST Minnie Barr to Charles Sager lots 24 and 25 square 2906 10 CITY VIEW Roswell Snow surviving trustee to The Bavenswood Company lot 9 square 4473 263 CHICHESTER Mary Burr to Hugh Mc Dermott lots 70 to 78 and part of 79 square 5799 10 58 FLORIDA AVENUE NORTHWEST Joseph Slmms et nr to Elizabeth Hep ner lot 97 square 614 10 821 FirTEENTH STREET NORTHWE8T Continental Trust Company trustee to Hugh Wallis lot 34 square 220 10 1316 EIGHTEENTH STBEET NORTHWEST Walter Tuckerman et ux to Sidney Jaffe part lot 26 square 137 10 1416 STBEET SOUTHEAST George Bepettl et ux to Ixwlse Webster part lot 19 square lOOO 10 1769 STBEET NOBTHWEST Merrill Palmer Motherhood and Home Training School to Florence Plllsbury lot 204 square 155 823 ELEVENTH STREET AND ALLEY BETWEEN ELEVENTH AND TWELFTH AND AND I BTftEBTS NOBTHEAST John Yost et ux to Walter Deal lot 125 and part of 95 square 981 10 SOUTH OF STBEET AND WEST OP TWENTY THIRD STREET NOBTHEAST Benjamin Leigh ton et ux to Frank Cole lot 74 and part lot 11 square 1037 10 1012 THIRD STREET NOBTHWEST Henry Freeman et ux to Charles Ford lot 34 square 8089 10 SOUTH OF I STREET AND WEST OF FOOjtTH STRFIT NOBTHWEST Simon Oppentieimer et ux to Michael Hailman lot 87 square 8090 10 SENATE HEIGHTS Blanche I Eckloff to Blanche Luckacs lot 20 square 1371 10 POTOMAC HEIGHTS Potomac Heights Land Company to John Jones lots 5 and 6 square 1445 10 510 TWENTIETH 8TREET NORTHWEST Alexander Clarke et ux to Margaret JotmsoU part lot 67 square 104 10 1225 SEVENTH STREET NORTHEAST Rose Shne to ElTin Luskey lot 85 square 880 10 632 STHEET NORTHEAST John Me Kenn et ux to Irving Phillips lot 98 squafe 8453 10 216 FOURTH STREET SOUTHEAST Jennie Lyle to John A Moon lot 24 square 819 52fi0 923 935 TWELFTH STREET AND 1130 1128 1126 1124 1122 1120 STREET NORTH DAST Hannah White to Lewis Cohen and Edith Cohen lots 22 to 20 squire 10 SOUTH OF A STREET AND WEST OF NINTH STREET SOUTH EAST Alexander Gregory to Mary Gregory psrt original lot 2 square 921 10 DEEDS OF TRUST SQUARE 3934 LOT 35 Richard Flood et nx Mary A to Firman Horner and John A Massie to secure MeLachlen Banking Corporation 2800 3 years 6 per cent spmiannuillv HARLEM PART TRACT Grover BarMm et ux Alvertft td John Green to secure John Green 750 monthly payments 3 per cent SQUARE 863 LOT 98 Irring Phillips et ux Agnes to Harvey Sager and Myriad A DolaB to secure John McKean 900 monthly payments 6 per cent PARCEL 131 9 August Darr et ux Elizabeth to National Savings and Trust Oom I pany to secure American Security and Trust Company 2000 3 years 6 per I cent pemianmiallr sytAHE 3054 LOT 114 Lvnthla I ClarK to William A Hill and William Vickerv to enife Jlarv Shanks 1100 monthly pavments 0 per ce nt SQUARE 710 IIT 9 Lulu Mezick to Charles Fairfax ami Frederic John son to secure Otto Wehner 4000 1 to 8 vears 0 per cent semiahnnallv SQUARE 282 LOT 40 HRiry Townseftd et ux Victorine to William Edmon ston and Loflis Peak to secure MaiT 3 5O0 3 years 0 per ceflt semiannually Same to Charles A McEuen and Levin Handy to secure George McGinty 1500 monthly payments 6 per cent SQUARE 34 24 LOT 72 Harry Bergmann rt ux Claudlne to Francis Saul and Wriley Jacobs to secure Earl Cox a250 3 year 0 per cent semiannually Katiie tn John A Pettv and John Zabel to tcnire John McCftrthy 2250 monthly payments 6 per cent SQUARE 3032 LOT 118 Annie Gafney to William A Hill ami Samtiel Kite to securp Mary Shanks 2250 3 years 6 rr cent semiannually Same to same to secure sflrfi 1300 monthly payments 6 lr cent SQUARE 2888 IOT 174 Cleveland Riley et ux Helen to James I Hobbs and Howard A Burns to secure Harry Ward man and Thomas Bones 750 monthly payments 6 per cent SQUARE 3238 LOT 70 Edna Byram to Arthur Ctirr and Marvin A Custls to secure Perpetual Building Association 2000 SQUARE 3032 LOTS AND 115 Mary Shanks to William A Hill and Samuel Kite jr to secure Maud Dp Launey 4500 3 years 6 per cent semiannually SQUARE 380 PART LOT 48 Frank Smith et ux Martha to Ernest Colvln and Walter Davis to secure COlura hia Termanent Building Association 1800 AZADIA PART TRACT Fred Rhodes et ux Florence 8 to Edgar Turner and Emllie Dysland to secure Aimer Shoemaker and Hutton 20000 3 year fi per cent semiannually SQUARE 492 PART LOT 0 Nanziata Zangla to Ernet Colrin and Walter Davis to secure Columbia Permanent Building Association 1000 SQUARE 5C2 LOT 170 Mann Ilghtbown to Henry Bergmann and Charles Schafer to secure Northern Liberty Building Association 2000 SQUARE 7fi2 PART ORIGINAL LOT Joseph A Gather to Clarence I Gessford and James A Donoboe to secure George Pumphrey 3000 1 to 3 years 6 per cent semiannually SQUARE 513 ORIGINAL LOT 30 Cllne Chipman et ux Mary II to Frank A Johnson and Louis A Johnson to secure Mutual Serial Building Association 4000 SQUARE 862 LOT 54 Louis Schlosburg et ux Bessie to Ernest Schmidt and George Emmerich to secure American Building Association 1700 SQUARE 433 LOT 17 Daniel Coilins et ux Mary I to Henry II Bergmann and Charles Scbafer to secure Northern Liberty Building Association 2000 SQUARE 862 LOT 99 George TatS paugh et ux Jonaetta to Schmidt and George Emmerich to secure American Building Association 3000 SQUARE 873 LOT 70 Paul Condone et ux Roso to Henry Bergmann and Geo Emerich to secure Metropolis Building Association No 8 2300 AZADIA PART TRACT Fred Rhodes et ux Florence to Prescott Gatley and Eugene Thompson to secure Jas A Buchanan 10000 on demand 6 per cent SQUABE 2441 LOTS 07 AND 68 Cornelius Scott ct ux Hattie to American Security and Trust Company to secure Dorothy A Werk 11750 3 years 6 per cent semiannually SQUARE 3921 LOT 55 George Abmay et nl to Otway Zantzinger and Morgan Morgan to secure Chester Hendee et nx Renna 157383 monthly payments 6 per cent SQUARE 847 PART OP ORIGINAL LOT 19 Howard Leapley er ux Lottie to Chas Menger and Henry Breti ninger to secure Frederick Wenger 1250 monthly payments 6 per cent SQUARE 520 LOT 65 Lottie Welden to Edwin Dftlton and Wm Sullivan to secure Edward Hilley 1500 3 years 6 per cent semiannually SQUARE 1060 PART OF ORIGINAL LOT 19 Louise Webster to George Repettl and William Payne to secure John Bepettl 1000 1 to 05 months 0 per cent SQUARE 546 LOT 245 Beazon Ferguson et ux Lillian A to Eugene Taggart and Rignald Beall to secure Thos Riley 1200 monthly payments 6 per cent QXARE 546 TOT 242 Wm Iirrett et nxj Special Cable from tbe Jbndota akes tonWaaBititoaIotK Cewrright 1918 by th PnMlc IdgtrCo London July it There was a more cheerful feeling in the stock market especially toward the close of business one feature being a sharp rise In the 5 per cent war loan while other gilt edged securities were firmer Pe ruvian Corporation preferred and to Chicago Jult ll Corn weakened today for old crop deliveries tratl strengthened for the new crop month men tha tJuly and September were up too near the basic price of wheat On the other hand notice that trader relations with Germany could at once buying of December corn xher close was unsetuea varying irora zc nee decline ta an Advance of 1 cents with September 192 to 193 and mKAKCfAL Cafi ts et ji 15Z l2 jafiS 33H mMtouagggE bacco companies shares again showed December 15 to 150 Oats sained KtrrTnffth rehilA Iran nriA te1 mYiffn If tn 2tAe2V Th finish in nra shoved a disposition to rally after visions ranged from 30e setback to nfsvfmi A ifltlnA Shlhnlfitf I uiw securities however continued dull Canadian Pacific Railway shares reacted 152 while Grand Trunk stocks were inclined to harden A feature of the foreign market was the continued demand for Peruvian Corporation stocks After being lower French loans recovered and closed steady at T6 for Sa and 62 for new 4 Chinese 1896 Greek 1914 Japanese 1907 and Russian 4s were all a point lower while Mexican 5s were 1 lower While Argentine railway stocks were again lower In several instances the tendency of the market was described as rather steadier at the close Mexican 6s fell 2 and San Paulo 1 Although money was perhaps a little less plentiful in the markets owing to the transfer of subscriptions for the loan to the Bank of England yet conditions were still very easy money In some Instances being placed at 1 per cent In some quarters the tendency of the market was a shade stronger as regards longer dated maturities Belgian exchange continued to move against that country and the franc depreciated in value but there was recovery in the lira Rates on Christiania and Amsterdam moved slightly in our favor BALTIMORE MARKETS Baltimore July 11 BUTTER Creamery fancy 6258 choice 51 62 good 50 prints 5455 blocks 5354 ladles 454fl Maryland and Pennsylvania rolls 4445 Ohio rolls 44 West Virginia rolls 44 store packed 44 Maryland Virginia and Pennsylvania dairy prints 45 046 process butter 6051 LIVE POULTRY Chicken old hens 4 lbs and over 2631 small to medium 36 white leghorns 3G old roosters 2223 spring 1 lbs and over 40 1 to 1 lbs 42 43 smaller 40 white leghorns IVi lbs and over 40 smaller is ducks old Pekins 2e27 puddle 25 muscovy 26 small and poor 22023 young 3 lbs and over 35 smaller 90 OATS Firm Spot No 2 white 88 No 3 white 82 WHEAT Ready sale for nearby wheat No 3 red winter garlicky 23014 No 4 red winter garlicky 224225 No 5 red winter garlicky 230 CORN Firm No 2 white spot and No 8 yellow spot 200 track yellow No 3 205 prime yellow 10 a bbl THE METAL MARKET New York July 11 COPPER Strong Electrolytic spot and July 20 August zoyi September 2021 IRON Steady and unchanged Metal Exchange quotes Lead Arm spot 520 545 August 625 557 Spelter firm spot 725 bid August 742g775 At London Copper spot 349 17s 6d futures 995 17s ftd Electrolytic spot 99 futures 104 Tin spot 246 5s futures 245 15s Lead spot 23 15s futures 24 7s 6d Spelter spot 41 10s futures 42 5s OIL QUOTATIONS Oil City Pa July 11 Credit balance 4 Runs 85184 average 79 143 Shipments 31310 average 46 319 SEPARATE UTILITIES BOARD HERE ASKED Citizens Federation Wants Congress to Establish New Commission Feeling that the District Commissioners have enough to do in administering the affairs of the municipality without supervising the affairs of the Public Utilities Commission the Federation of Citizens Associa tions yesterday began a campaign to have Congress provide a separate utilities commission Every member of Congress received a letter from President Westlake of the association proposing that Congress take the matter In hand without delay It is known that Commissioner Gardiner is in favor of such a step although Commissioner Brownlow and Engineer Commissioner Kutz believe that the utilities commission should be retained in its present form until the valuation work is completed Commissioner Brownlow said that the creation of a new commission might necessitate finishing the valuation work at a bie cost to the taxpayers The Federation of Citizens Associations alfo suggests that this separate utilities commission take over the street railways an doperato them upon eervice at cost basis Mamie to Engene Tazeart and RiCflald Beall to secure Thos Riley 1250 monthly payments 6 per cent SQUARE 238 LOT 40 Artie Thornton et ux Alverta to Washington Ijoan and Trust Company to secure Equitable Cooperative Building Association 2700 SQUARE 104 TART OP ORIGINAL LOT 07 Alexander Clark et ux Emma A to Alexander 8 Clark jr and Robert Smith to secure Mac Smith 1300 3 years i per cent semiannually SQUARE 104 PART OP LOT 67 Margaret Johnson et vlr Punbar II to Alexander a Clark jr ttnd Fred Olesler to secure Alexander Clark 700 monthly payment per cent SQUARE 3089 LOT 34 Charles Ford et tn Lillian to Richard Palro and Theodore Gill jr to seenre II Palro 2500 8 years 6 per cent semiannually Same to same to secure same 300 monthly payments 6 per cent SQUARE 235 LOT 150 Peter Tutson et tix Ida to Washington Loan and Trust Company to secure Equitable Cooperative Building Association 4000 SQUARE 28 LOT 137 James A Hall et ux Maszie to IV Francis 8anl and Percy McGlue to secure Benjamin Prince 830 monthly payments 6 per cent SQUARE 518 LOT 4 AM PART 3 John Carman et nx Prances to Richard McMahon and Frank It Stmnk to 1 cure Calvin Hlpklns 2200 5 years 6 per rent semiannually SQUARE 85 LOT 18 Lncy 15 Oatewood to Charles Galtlber and Allan Walker to secure William Galliher 1350 monthly pavments 0 er cent SQUARE 1087 LOT 74 Frank Cole et nx Georgia to George Williams and James Becker to secure Benjamin Leighton 4500 3 years 0 per cent semiannually SQUARE 28 LOT 130 Isaac A Brown et ux Laura A to Francis Saul and Percy McGlue to secure Benjamin ITince 750 monthly payments 6 per cent SQUARE 28 LOT 130 Joseph Pickens et ux Carrie to Francis Sanl and Percy McGlue to secure Benjamin Prince 860 monthly payments 6 per cent SQUARE 88G LOT 35 Elrin Luskey et ux Alice to Arthur Can and Marlon A Custls to secure Perpetual Building Association 200 SQUARE 14 LO 07 Elizabeth Hepner to Francis Saul and Wrtley Jacobs to secure Karl Cox 2250 3 years 6 per cent semiannually SQUARE 4543 LOT 104 Ella Lowry to Martin Gottwals and James Powell to secure Edith Gottswalg 1250 monthly payments 6 per cent SQUABE 5799 LOTS 70 TO 78 AND PABT OF 79 Hugli McDermott et ux Maggie to Richard Bright and Stanley Hln richs to secure Mary Purr 4700 3 years 6 per cent samlahnually SQUARE 99G LOT 22 Lewis Cohen sad Edith Cohen to Washington Loan and Trust Company to secure Equitable Cooperative Building Association 8000r SQUABE 8532 LOT 15 Augusta Palmer to Francis Sanl and Wriley Jacobs to secure Earl Cox 1200 3 yetrs 6 per cent scniianatudlj Cash erain PORMNa vnWauf 1 4XA1 J7i 2 yellow 194 L97 I vai 2 wmie unsay 3 white 78077 RYE No 2 15 BARLEY 181 3L2 GRAIN AND PROVISIONS FUTURES Corn Open High Low Close Sept l13 lStt L90 4 1921 Dec 157 Leo 157 L59 1 Oats Sept 75 77U 76 7 Dec 7 7s 76i 78 Pork July 5410 5410 5350 5350 Sept 5176 6160 5165 Lard Sept 3540 3550 34S0 3515 Oct 3530 3470 3507 Ribs July 282S 2790 2825 Sept 2840 2860 2815 2855 NEW YOEK COTTOtf New York July 11 Early declines on reports of improving crop conditions were followed by a very sharp advance in cotton today All deliveries made new high records with months this side of January selling above the 35 cent level and with December touching 3550 or 80 noints above the closing prices of yesterday That delivery closed at 3496 with the general list closing strong at a net advance of 56 to 68 points Futures High January 3492 March 3490 July 3510 October 3620 December 3505 jOW Closing 3360 3470 3340 3467 3380 3610 3376 3496 3368 3490 DAILY COTTON MARKET New York Jnly 11 POET MOVEMENT Middling Receipts Export Stock New Orleans 3400 Galveston 3500 MoMU S33S Savannah 3375 Charleston Wilmington 8300 Texas City Norfolk 3300 Baltimore Boston 3560 Philadelphia 3410 New York 8586 Minor oorts Totals today 3534 2848 3679 414 244 1280 814 28 100 6111 180flfl 17020 36773 100 1863 977100 232031 2M 201824 50850 69162 20166 95580 6560 9839 4702 91213 56660 89748 1238834 169M Wks totals 11340S KfSmH tAtfll A1A1 lit OKA Sales New Orleans i158 Galveston 1667 Savannah 1S52 Norfolk 1439 INTERIOR MOVEMENT Middling Receipts Shipts Stock 3233 357 837 1564 1208 62 7787 3585 1019 2169 844 701 1791A2 208772 139945 14521 28320 23941 16105 594661 Houston 3475 Memphis 3323 Augusta 3387 St Louis 3300 Atlanta 8455 Little Rock 3325 wallas 3510 Montgomery 3300 Totals today 7261 Sales Hoostoti 4790 Menrolils lOOOr An gnsta 1362 Atlanta 4000 little Rock 701 Uallas 1087 Montgomery 59 NEW YOEK PRODUCE New York July 11 BUTTER Steady receipts 10518 Creamery higher than extras 5353 creamery extras 82 score 52 firsts 50 52 packing stock current make No 2 44 45 EGOS Irregulars receipts 23949 Fresh gathered extras 51 53 do extra firsts 4750 do firsts 43 46 State Pennsylvania and nearby Western hennery whites fine to fancy 5760 State Pennsylvania and nearby hennery whites ordinary to prime 4755 State Pennsylvania and nearby hennery browns 5456 State Pennsylvania and nearby gathered browns and mixed colors 50 53 CHEESE Irregular receipts 3103 State wholk milk flats current make specials 3232 do average run 3131 State whole milk twins current make specials 324 do average run 3 1 34 POULTRY Live steady broilers 4850 Dressed irregular broilers 31f55 fowls 273612 old roosters 1922 SUGAR Raw steady centrifugal 728 fine granulated 900 RICE Unchanged FLOUR Unchanged LARD Easier Middle West 3525 3535 COFFEE Spot quiet Rio 7s 234 Santos 4s 28 LIVE STOCK MARKETS Chicago July 11 Hows Receipts 25000 estimated tomorrow 6000 mostly 10c to 15c higher than yesterdays average Top 2295 a new record bulk 21502280 heavy vweight 22002280 medium weight 2185 2290 light weight 21 752295 light light 20252265 heavy packing sows smooth 21352180 packing sows rough 20502126 pigs 1875 2025 CATTLE Receipts 6000 estimated tomorrow 1000 unsettled Beef steers Medium and heavy weight choice and prime 16251740 medium and good 13601625 Common 1135 1360 light weight good and choice 14501700 common and medium 104001450 Butcher cattle Heifers 8251500 cows 800I325 canners and cutters 650800 Veal calves Light and handy weight 1825 1925 Feeder steers 9501250 stocker steers 8251175 SHEEP Receipts 14000 estimated tomorrow 7000 firm Lambs 84 lbs down 14851750 culls and common 9001450 yearling wethers 10 50 1425 Ewes medium good and choice 700915 culls and common 300660 New York July 11 BEEVES Receipts 1550 strong Steers 1250 1640 bulls 8001300 cows 460 1250 CALVES Receipts 1030 firm Veals 18002500 culls 14001700 grassers 1200 SHEEP AND LAMBS Receipts 6890 steadv Sheep 700960 culls 500 600 lambs 18 00 1975 culls 1600 vearlings 13001500 HOGS Receipts 3060 steady at 22002275 pigs 21002150 roughs 1975 boars 1000 LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET EGGS Strictly fresh 45 average receipts 44 CHEESE New York State factory whole milk 32 BUTTER Standard creamery 66 67 POULTRY Alive Roosters per lb 20 turkeys per lb 3640 Jiens per lb 30 spring chickens per lb 45 50 guineas 7580 GREEN FRUIT Bananas per doz 25 30 cherries sour or sweet per crate 600 lemons best Hi and 442 size per box 6000700 oranges California per box 6000 600 Florida per box 650850 peaches Georgia per crate 325360 supplies liberal demand moderate pineapples Cuban per crate 500 600 raspberries per quart 35 blackberries per quart 1226 cantaloupes standards 46s 500550 ponies 64s 400 450 supplies moderate demand good watermelons good movement moderate market firm mostly 75 VEGETABLES Asparagus local bard bch 68 beans North Carolina per hpr 200 300 cabbage best per bbl 2000250 cucumbers per basket 200250 lettuce local per crate 1000125 onions best per crate 550 market steady Virginias 300 poorer low as 100 potatoes No 1 per 50 lbs 325 No 2 2000226 radishes local per bunch spinach local best grade per bbl 200350 rhubarb local per bund 35 tomatoes nearby per crate 200 300 home growns practically supplying market eggplant per crate 250400 WASHINGTON CATTLE MARKET LIVE STOCK Sheep per lh6 0fl Calves per lb 17 018 Lambs per lb 17 Pork small and neat 24 medium 24 heavy 22 023 NEW YORK GRAIN New York July 11 WHEAT Spot steady No 2 red 234 cost and freight track New York export to arrive CORN Spot easy No 2 yellow 210 and No 2 white 214 cost and freight New York OATS Spot firmer No 1 white 85 ft Dividettji Paying Investment We are offering a limited amount of the stock of the Oklahoma and Kansas Oil and Gas Company at 150 per share subscription This company pays 1 per cent monthly Stocks will be traded in on New York Curb in the next 60 days Write Us for Particulars Sullivan Company 1421 Street Direct Wire to lew York Phone Main 1940 1 2 HalIiSS5IM3iMiMIsiHIHWW Silt SK1 Rt iisl sia t3 mm sf ct3 rm Liberty and Victory Bonds CASHED AT HIGHEST PRICES We Also Pay Cash for Part Paid Liberty Bond Cards and WAR SAVINGS STAMPS Without Going Through Any Red Tape We pay Interest up to day your bond 1 sold Inquire elsewhere for prices but dont sell your bonds or stamps until you set our priees Liberty Investment Co Phone Main 7589 920 Street NW Open dally 830 am to 630 pm INSURANCE Fire Liability Automobile Burglary Ralph Lee 50S Colorado Bids 14th A OCEAN STEAMERS Pntseaser and Freight Servicers XEAV YORK to LIVERPOOL Carraania July 22 Orduna August 2 Caronia August 9 Carmania August 16 Royal George August 30 NEW YORK to SOUTHAMPTON Aquitanla July 28 NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH HAVRE and LONDON Saxonia July 17 NEW YORK to PLYMOUTH HAVRE and SOUTHAMPTON Royal George July 2 BOSTON to GLASGOW Scindia August 16 NEW YORK to GLASGOW Columbia August 23 NEW YORK to PIRAEUS Pannonia August 28 517 14th St Washington JOHN EDWARDS CO Investment Securities CASH AXO HAROTJIMZ Direct Wires to All Markets 1426 NY Ave MAIN a 8231 Ml GORE CO STOCK SOXZg ODD LOTS A SPECIALIT lumbers ConsoUditsd gteok Excia of rt VivYotk em Wdodwtand Bids TnakBa Usfc DIRECT WIRE TO FLOOR OF EXCHANGE LEGAL NOTICES TVIIroiT LAMBERT Attorney SttPBEME COXTRT OF THE DISTBICT iti i ColnmWs holding Probate CVmrt No 24027 i administration This is to gire notice that tn4l subscriber of the State of Virginia has ob talned from the Probate Court tbe District of Colombia letters of administration on the estate of John lirosnan late of the District of Columbia deceased All persons having ctaiaWio against the deceased are nereby warned to exi hlbit the same with the Touchers thereof I legally authenticated to the nbacrlber on or before the 7TH DAY OF JANUARY A 1920 othertrie tlver may by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate Given under my hand this 26th day of June 1018 JOKtf BBOSNAJT Jr Attest Seal WM CLAHK TAYLOR Deputy Register of TVIUs for the District OX Columbia Clerk of the Probate Court jy512f10 GEORGE GERTMAIV Attorney SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OB Columbia holdinjr Probate Court No 25095 administration This Is to give notice that the subscriber Of the State of Maryland has ob 1 tained from the Probate Court of the District ot Columbia letters of administration on the estate of Elizabeth Whitmore late of the District of Columbia deceased All person haying claims against the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouch ers thereof legally authenticated to the subscriber on or before the 26TH DAY OHV JUNE A 1920 otherwise they may by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate Given under my hand this 26th day of Jnne 1919 CLARENCE WHITMORE--St Marys City Md Attest Seal WM CLARK TAYLOR Deputy Register of Wills for the District of Columbia Clerk of the Probate Court jy51219 IKVIJTG WILLIAMSON Attorney SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OB Columbia holdlnc Probate Court to ru 1 estate of James Hilton deceased No 20707 Administration docket 59 Robert OBrien and Franklin Hilton executors having reported sale of lot 144 In square 86 4 in the City of Washington in said District ta iniizaDein xnompson tor ozsu suDject to payment of brokers commission of 5 per cent it Is this 1st day of July 1919 ordered that said sale be ratified and confirmed by the court unless canse to th contrary be shown before the 30TH DAY OF JULY 1919 provided a copy of this order be published In each ef three successive Issues of the Washington Law Reporter and The Washington Toft prior tfc 1 the expiration of said period SIDDONS Justlee A true copy Attest Seal CLAHK TAYLOR Deputy Register of Wills jy51219 OHIO WELCOMES TOURING TRUCKS Armys Convoy on Schedule in First Trip Across the Continent Special to The Washington Post East Palestine Ohio July 11 Ohio officially welcomed the motor transport corps transcontinental train here today The convoy was met at the State line by State and county officials and escorted into this city where practically the entire population greeted the train and in the evening inspected the vehicles and witnessed the searchlight display Todays run was the longest of the trip thus far being 81 miles To clear up a seeming discrepancy between the actual performance and the announced itinerary the train will remain at East Palestine over Sunday moving to Wooster Monday which is according to schedule Two officers of the Ohio State police joined the train at the State line to act as guides through the State CHAPIPf BAUMAIV Attorney IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE Dig trtet of Colambla In re The application of Joseph Pavone et all for change of name No 36929 equity docket Joseph Pavone Marl etta Pavone and Adelina Pavone Angelina Pavone Ida Pavone infants havinr filed a petition praying for a decree changing their surnames to Raymond and having applietC a to the court for an order of publication ot the notice required by law In such cases it is by the court this 1st day of July A D14 1919 ordered that all persons concerned show cause if any there be on or before the 21 ST tj DAY OP JULY A 1919 why the prayeraMi of said petition should not be granted Prp vlded that a copy of this order be published once a week for three consecutive weeks be fore said day In The Washington Post newspaper SIDDONS Jnstlce A true copy Test Seal JOHN YOUNG Clerk by It BELEW Assistant Clerk Jy51219 BELL MARSHALL RICE Attorneys i SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTBICT OV Columbia holding Probate Court Estate ot i FJorpnce Schroeder deceased No 26004 Administration docket 60 Application having been made herein for probate of the last wUU and testament of said deceased and or let i tera of administration a en said estate ta Dy Frederick Rice It Is ordered this 1st day of July A 1019 that Herbert Hamilton3 Schroeder and all others concerned appear In a said court on MONDAY the 11th day of August A 1919 at 10 oclock a ta show cause why such application should nofcJ be granted Let notice hereof be published in the Washington Law Reporter and The Washington Post once In each of three suc sS cetsive weeks before the return day herejjvrt mentioned the first publication to be nof less than 80 days before said return day FVV SIDDONS Jnstlce Attest Seal WHJ SON TOWXSEND Deputy Register of Wills for the District of Columbia Clerk of the Probate Court Jy51219 Urge Grice for Judge Special to The Washington Post Hagerstown Md July 11 A boom for Cleveland Grice Hagerstown for the Democratic nomination for judge in the Fourth judicial circuit was launched today His candidacy it IB understood is contingent upon Judge Thomas A Offenberger declining the nomination Augustine 8 Mason and Maj Preston Lane are mentioned for the Democratic States attorneyship nomination PHILADELPHIA MAEKETS Philadelphia July 11 OATS Higher No 1 white 84844 No 2 white 284 No 3 white 8258J POULTRY Live higher Fowls 38 39 broiling chickens not leghorns 4Uyozao wane icgnorns asQ4Z No S2S OSCAR VAVCK Attorney SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OFj Columbia holding Probate Court No 26746 administration This is to give notice i that the subscriber oi the State of Pennsyli vanla has obtained from the Probate Court QfJ the District of Columbia letters testamentary on the estate of Harry Cosgray also known as Henry MeO Coagray late of the Distrfet5 of Columbia deceased All persons havlrig7a claims against the deceased axe hereby warned to exhibit the same with the vouctoi ers thereof legally authenticated to tbeV subscriber on or before the 9TH DAY OI JULY A 1920 otherwise they may by law be excluded from all benefit of said estate Given under my hand this 10th day of July 1919 FRANK McGURGAN Smock Wi Pa Attest SeaL JAMES TANNER Eegis tai tef of Will for the District of Columbia Clerk of the Probate Court Jyl21928 EWING Attorney tin mi ass 1 sS SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT Oif Columbia Holding Probate court No 254pa administration This is to give notice ttiiJT the subscriber ef the State of Virginia has obtained from the Probate Court of the DJjm jt trict of Columbia letters testamentary on the estate of Sarah Scott late of the District Of Columbia deceased All persons having1 claims against the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the tame with thevouchers thereof ip2 before the 7TH DAT OF JULY A 1920sgf tjli ouierwise mey iua uj iw us uciuura irqmjJ ii hand this 7th da of July lfllfl CHAHIESTeiliS JAME8 Bailatoa Va Attesttj SeaiMliJ POTATOES Firmer Eaatern Shore LwM CLARK TAYLOBy Deputy litCtiftpll 1 5OO025 GO NO 3 200 of Wills fori mtmPiiiiM0 of tl Probsts Conrtr kts 0 jgte MSm9809i ftM Wmmsm WmMStM mmmz UPslHsgSt imrmmimmmmmm immmmmmmmmm immmmmmmm mmmmimMMm mmsmmmimm msi 33agSteS35r Si I.