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The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Fifteenth and A streets sousheast-John T. Ann
Ct al. trustees. 20 James b. Nicholsoz. Origina
lot l. square loss a.Oso.
"A street southeast between Sixteenth and Seven
treuth streets-Frank 4. Reside ct al trustees
70 Charles r. Moran. lot 4s. SQUARE l0sG s. IS
Whitney Close-James X. Jones et VI. TO Carlotta
N. Richardson. lot %. block II. so same tt
same. lot y block H. so CAriotta " Rich
ardssn TO Charles 7. Rieharison. lots . and
q bloch H. SO
n street NoTthwesf between Sixteenth and seven
teenth streets-Mary !. PiBcbot to GihuTu
Pinehot. lots to 4 sqeare north q 11 81.
Acker street noTtheast. between sixth aud Seventh
Srects-sa1h =. ]. Goode 10 E1sn Quinn
part lot 81, sauare 81. so.
L street northwest. between Nlneteenth and Twen-
ueth streets-Jchn W. Paine e Al. to Johr
D. Buckley. lcts 81 10 =. square 8, ai,S0.
East Mashtngton Park-Harey @. Pierce et ux
to Benjamin Redmilss lot A, square Ais so
L street snstheast. between Thirteenth and -Four
tenth sreets-Edssf r. Nelson e ux 70 w
William Tdltnger and John J. Buckle5. lou
> aud g. ssuara 1913, so.
HiEhvies-HarTy WariInan et Al. to Harry Chaney.
lot 10. square east q szS. so. Harry ChAney
cunssys same property to Irsr Tidesrpm. 80.
North BnEhtvood-W. Iranhoe Jochum 10 Resale
1crhum. lot Z. biock 2 81.
U street northwest. betHeen Eleventh and TWehth
nreets-William F. Wilioughby e ux. TO :,
G Kennedy Campbell. part lct 3 square IA SO.
Aaron-J amea johnson q al 10 Lewis Johnson. -
part 80 kafie Green q al 20 same. pert,
sle. Enkine Gordon. trustee. 70 same, part.
~ Lewa Johnscn 70 Elirabgth JoAnscn. part
sane uact 81
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
ROMANTIC YOUTH
FACES SENTENCE
Boy Who Ran Away to Meet Hag-
erstown Girl Tries to Explain
to Judge De Lacy.

walter G. witmsr. the Hfteen-year-old
boy who ran away from his home. sz1
Hamilton street northwest about two
weeks ago to 50 TO Hagerstown. Nd,
70 see his sweetheart, was arraigned in
Juvenile court yesterday before Judge
De Lacy. charged with incorrtgibility.
After telling the story Of his romantic
flight from home, Walter was remanded
to the House OF Detention for sentence
this afternoon.
Walter said that he went to Hagers-
town because Of his love OF the place
and his relatives located there He de-
MED his love for the girl had drawn him
away from home. He explained that
the call OF Hagerstown was too great
to resist
The young runaway said that he rode
on the trolley .cars from his home to
Forest Glen. Nd, and walked the re-
mainder OF the way 10 Hagerstown. At
the present time Walter Is on the proba-
ton roll OF the Juvenile court. having
been arraigned before the tribunal sew
eral months ago on q petty charge.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
WALL STREET NEWS
Strength of Missouri Pacific Prob
ably Due to Report that Morgan
Interests Win Assume Control
By THoMAs c. sHoTWELL.

New York. Jan. lS-Although toeday's
session IN the stock market was quiet.
evidence OF strength was seen here and
there In the speclalties. The Standard Is
sues were nearly all quiet and Union
Pacific was reactionary. Perhaps the
hesitation OF this department Of the mar
ket was due TO the failure of the st.
Paul directors to take action on the
dividends at the regular meeting. The
ST. Paul dividend is to be taken up next
week
Issues that displayed strength were
Western Union. National Biscuit, Jersey
Central and Reading. The street persists
in the belief that a deal of Importance
has been planned in Reading. A firm OF
bankers, Identified with the Rock Island
interests, is advising the purchase OF
Reading, and this fact gives the I'M
preston that the Rock Island people are
IN II. This would not be surprising. as
that group OF operators has charge OF
the market just now by common consent
Jersey Central, which figures in the deal.
made its daily new high record to-day
al $40. The new high record made by
National Biscuit was simply cumulative
evidence of the work of the Rock Island
group.
Western Union sold at the highest
price in five years, chiefly because of the
large earnings resulting from economies
made possible by the operating merger
Of that company with the American
Telephone Company. One report was
that the American Telephone would buy
up the physical properties OF all its
subsidiaries. Including the Western
Union. in order TO avoid criticism as
On announcement that the public serv-
ice commission had approved the plan
for reorganizing the Third Avenue Rail-
road Company, stock of that company
sold of nearly two points.
Strength of Missouri Pacific in the face
Of bad report for the second week of
January was probably responsible for the
come bankers for the Gould properties
when they are reorganized. Substantial
banking support would be worth more
10 the Goulds than to almost any other
railroad system, for the condition into
which those railroads has fallen is due
primarily TO the inability OF the COM
panies to raise money for improvements
when needed. 1t, will take 800, 900 600
TO do now what might have been done
with s50.eOo.OOo. had it been supplied at
the proper time.
Bankers who have acted for the Goulds
would inspire confidence but for the fact
that George ]. Gould keeps announcing
that they are engaged only temporarily.
There is in the Gould properties the
makings Of a railroad system equal to
any in America The strange indifference
Of George j. Gould to the welfare OF the
railroads for which he is supposed to be
responsible has led to a report that he
has been converting all his assets into
spot cash for the last ten years with the
intention of becoming a money lender
like the late Russell Sage.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET

Sales: Rsrulzr call, u ofelocs noon.
Rieu Realty !. 500 Il rs
@. P. Telephnns s., Sluo at IN
CAPITAL Traction. y at ~. at 1si. 70 At n
10 at ~
Washington Railway q Electric common. - a
ssk 8 At ~, > At 81. . at g. at g. 2
At ~ 3 at g. : at s. 3 At 50. . At 8. I
At Dk 3 at 8k-
Washington Railway a Electric prefeTed. 3 a
.. At o. az q. 3 at ~. 3 At seh-
Washington Gas 8 et g, IS At q.
Warrington Railway q Electric prefeTed. 5 Il
q. at 60 60 At q.
washington Railway q Electric common. 3 a
~ . at 5pz. 3 at seiE 3 at vi. 3 at 5ois.
Capital Traction, ] At 19iA.
Washinztoa Gas, 10 At 81, a. q.
Mersenthaler. At IN, 10 At ~. 70 at ~
Lanston. - At siH
After call:
Capital Traction S. 500 at llON-
Washington Gas. ! At ~.
LsnstOn . at as. y at sis p at Hs. q
at slA-
washington Railway & Electric rFrfsFrsd. > Al
9h. 3 Al -. 90 At ~. 3 At -. 3 At ~.
3 At ~. 3 At ~, > at ~. 3 AZ ~.
At -. . at est
Following quotations were posted yesssaAJ;
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
LOCAL PRODUCE MARKET.

QnoiaEons sasn bssoB an for lzrp lokz 10
bsn' pricss are higher.
E6Gs-Nssr-bg fresh Virginia. =; West firEtnl1
pnd Southwest virginia. q: Tunnc.1es. %
BUTTER-ElEn fancy. Dsfae; Western nrsn
Eitas1k; seconds. ssHEEt.
cHREsE-Nsx Yorz sists hcto-5. nv. iE<alA Z
PoULTRK-Chiekens pr n. uale; hens pr
ID. a; ROSTERS p4 n. s; turAssa pH n. i'Aisi
duckn per n. fiai5.
DRESSED POULTRT-Hsns ehoies. pr n. ia
Is; eAiehsnS pr ID. IAN; ROSTERS ~ n. hioi
turksya. per n, lea1s; dneks pr ID. NalSs ssess
pr n. I1als: eapons IN. nEsrags. pr H.. Oa1i
capons. small. pr n. ualA
a eAEs.S y, 3. at, d9s IA a's-aSs; ass:,sSt s IA p
pr doz L8ai 80; squirrel. sseh. ga
yEGETABLEs-Potatoea. Miehisnn State. pei
saek. zns2n; sweet N c. PEI ool.. 1913
IzSa2m; brussels sproutA per quart sais; onions.
per sack aBaa7s; eaulihower, per crate. 2ooA2ni
eggplant. Florida, per crate. RDNAo: lettnce, pef
s. s. s l's; g 5ss .Ss Ss.ni T ,. s.ios a.. -
bol.. lEail0s spinach, Per bnl-. Abo.zb
GREEN FRUITs-Appsss. %. bbl. izA11i
cranssA California pr boz. 2f,.Ao; Eo.se..
lemons. per boz, a1a[p: rcpshuit pr boz, ASa
-: pinsapples, Loh23: cTanbsris1. 2qua-t
bozei, aBA1S; pr bhl, IASali-n.
MO-; No' !. zasas 8, nirsd bay. iioosa@; s.rsv.
ne. bale lkooanW: maehino thrnsh. 1oAlAosi
straw. vhaL psr ton. aooas.So; stnE. cat. pg ton.
u-t1ai1oo
LIVE srocK-sheep psr N, AN s;isnhs. svr1ns.
Per ~. sas; ealses ehoics. pr II. 70; medium. psr
H. g2aa
eR1fN-ws.at new. p.4 5usAsi. sssss; eurn.
Ihellsd. new, esas; ear. peT bbL, ao.s.D; cats.
Western white. No. = pr buahel. Hasi oatA.
miSsd. pr bashsl, 52sAi hran. Per ton. a.o; MD
ding, per ton, Nm
WOOL AND HIDEs-wool. vashsd. fres of burrA
IN ID. Asz5i wool. unwasbsd. Per ID, .; bids
dry, per lb 15al6: reen hidea par ID, II; calfIkin,
green. each I.GalO
sEEDs-Red clover. per bushel. li.Issl1So; al
sike clover, per bushel. u.5oal23i whtts clover.
per bushel, i50oaDoo; crimson clover. lfbaboo tim
othy. per hushel TeoAAoo; blus graas. per bushel.
S1saS7s; redsop erass. n.maia0 per 100 IbA; al
falfa, per bushsl. sool7.oo.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
COTTON MARKET.

ouotatious furnisbed BY W. p. Hibss a Co. mem
beu Of thu New York Cotton EIchangs. Hib6s
Building
New York Jan IA moderate demand from
SPOT houses covering on the bad weather talk. and
little fresh buying for long account were respOn-
sibie for a rally In the nutiDu market to-day. The
outlook for clntinued bad weather helped TO eheck
an early decline a. many traders believe that II Is
useless to expect any big break under the condi-
tons. Fort Worth. Tex. wired that weather con
ditions are turning bad again; expOrtes big buyers
At rising basis Other wires were received reporting
4 good demand for such cotton as can be moved
over the PRESENT roads. New Orleans was seller
here. Liverpool was also credited with selling In
the local market
An early settlcnent Of the strike In Lawrence.
Mass Is now expected. A definite plan for a ct
tlement has been sent to oratiyes and mill ownsrs
BY direction of Gov. FOES, and both SIDES have
agreed TO arbitration on the suggested basis. The
plal is said 10 include ooncesious By mill owners
10 demands of strikers.
SPOT eottou at Liverpool was dull and In por
demand to-day. with the price ch English points.
10 the basis q SOD for middling with total sales
q only 600 bales against coo yesterday and 400
the day before.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
NEW, YORK MONEY.

New York, Jan. lA-Mney On an AZ the SoeN
exchange to-day Oponed At ~ pr cent: hiEhest "a;
lowest, 2; closing. PR cent. Most of the days
loans were made at ~ Per cent
Time money is easy and there Is = little activity
in some Of the longer mstmities. but otheWiss the
market Is quiet. Rates sre: "a psr cent for SIty
days 2kas per cent for ninety days. pr crnt for
four months and 5Ha5iz per crnt for five and SE
months OveT-theyeAr money Is offered at per
cent.
Commercial PAPER is unchanged. the best names
ruling At per cent. London discounts. ~ per
cent up lis: Paris discounts "a per cent, UP y
Berlin discounts, per csnt. ca Y.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
PRAISES SOUTH AMERICA.
Father currIer, I'm Lecture, say.
People Are AwakenInE.

rather Currier, In Lecture, Says
People Are AwaI<enInE.
South Americans were praised for their
Industry and resourcefuIness by Rev.
Charles Warren Currier, in his address
on The Lands OF the Southern Cross, ."
before more than 400 persons at the Car
roll Institute Hall last night The lec-
turer. who described his travels through
Brazil. Peru. Chill. and other countries,
told, among other things, of the splendid
opportunity that South America offers
for development.
The people, he said. are awakening to
the possibilities Of their own country
and are using them to splendid ad-
vantage. From statistics he showed that
in the last decade the population OF
South America has increased rapidly. Be-
sides his discussion OF the Industrial and
civic life Of the nations OF Latin America,
the speaker gave delightful bits OF de-
scription CLEANED from his travels
p. T. Moran, chairman OF the lecture
committee OF the Carroll Institute Club
presided at the address.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
Probe of national Banks.

Comptroller of the Currency Murray
has ordered an investigation Of national
banks in different sections OF the country
which have for many years ignored the
provisions Of the national banking act as
10 maintaining legal reserves, and, II is
said, have defied the bank examiners and
the office OF the Comptroller of the Cur
rency in this respect. Mr.. Murray has
directed that all national bank examiners
make an inquiry to ascertain the reserves
OF all banks during the last five years.
When these Investigations are completed,
he proposes 20 take whatever steps that
are necessary to compel those banks
which have not maintained legal reserves
to observe the provisions of the national
bank law In the future.
The reserve provision OF the national
bank act is one OF the most drastic acts
Of the law, and provides that after thirty
days' notice from the Comptroller to every
bank which has a reserve below the legal
requirement, he may appoint a receiver
for the bank, even though 1t may be per-
fectly solvent. Under another provision
the Comptroller may forfeit the charter
OF the bank for failure to carry a legal
reserve by an action brought through the
solicitor OF the Treasury.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
WANT WOMEN FOR COMMITTEE.
Would Have Them Cooperate in
Celebrating Treaty Of Ghent.

The National Arbitration Association
has requested the Commissioners to
name a committee OF one hundred wom-
en-. IN addition to the recently appointed
committee OF one hundred men, TO CO.
operate with similar committees in other
cities in arranging for a centennial peace
celebration TO commemorate the signing
of the treaty Of Ghent-
The association suggests that Belva A
Lockwood. the first woman TO be ad-
mited to the practice Of law before the
United States Supreme Court. and advo-
cate of worldwide peace. be appointed
chairman Of the proposed committee
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
LIVE STOCK MARKET.

New York, Jan. ls-In ths live stock market
to-day beeTes were nominal; feeling weak. Dressed
beef steady At s1aizk Calves slow best grades
STEADY; others weak; barsyardz lower. Neah, f5oa
lo.5o: choice ln.zbaILoo: ciIs. kooA1.o; b4ruyard
calves 55n4f5o Dressed calves easier: city dressed
teals. 15isai61s: country dressed. 1iSai16
unsoId sheer, ao0asso; euIls 80; lambs 65os7.oo
one extra car. rs; culls. 500 Dressed mutton
sseads. at fss: dressed lambs lover. At loalz.
hog dressed. 1zak: country dresaed h0thouse lamhs
Hes dun. stssas. at s;soak0; rss s1ass;
eount1 dressed i0Eef. At 7aslA
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19

At the meeting the shnua1 report was
read II showed that the past year was
tn every respect the most successful IN
the history of the company. many I'M
provements having been made, and many
looking toward better service TO the
patrons Of their photopiay house.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
BLOW TO sUBURBANITEs.
Interstate Communication Refuses TO
Reduce Fare TO Laurel.

Reduce Fare 20 Laurel.
Suburbanites yesterday were disap-
pointed by the refusal OF the Interstate
Commerce Commission to grant their Pc
tition for an order requiring reduc-
ton OF rates on the electric line Of the
City and Suburban Railway Of Wash
ington running from Fifteenth and G
streets northwest to Laurel. Md.
In its decision the commission held
thai the record OF testimony offered did
not show the fares charged to be un-
reasonable. The eomplalnants asked for
reductions in both single fares and in
the charge for Communication books, re-
questing that the company be ordered
two ride book.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
slaeDonaId venIre Summoned,

Deputy marshals were busy yesterday
summoning special venire Of 100 tales
men. from which a jury. is to be selected
next Monday In Justice Barnard's court.
to try Edward j. Macdonald, indicted on
the charge OF killing his wife,, Gertrude
Macdonald, in the Colorado Building last
May.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
CHICAGO GRAIN.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs q Co.
mehhers q the Chicago Stock Exchange. Hibos
Building.
Chicago. Jan. B-wHEAT-Ciossd Y lower On
heavy selling by large holde May. LOoaloos; July.
50; September, s0A-
CORS-ousrter to = OF on lack q support. May.
So; July. e5: September, e5k
OATS-C1sed weak, \ TO y lower. May, 90;
I,l,- l.af-
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
Lee-Jael..on Annlrer.ary To-day.

Acting under auspices Of Camp III. the
Confederate organizations OF the District
WIN observe the anniversaries OF the
birthdays OF Gems. Robert K. Lee and
Stonewail jackson az the Arlington this
evening. senator Claude A. Swanson VIII
be the principal speaker.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
RiE Realty Deal Closed.

Announcement was made yesterday Of
the sale OF the Lewis johnson & Co.
and Hoffman buildings. at 152l and 1919
F street northwest, respectively, TO a new
corporation, the Interstate Building Cor
poration, for a price between ;45 and so
a square foot, for the purpose Of erect
ing ten-story office building, adjoining
the American National Bank. The total
cost will be about $6O0.0o0.
Incorporation papers were filed yester-
day afternoon in Alexandria for the In
terstate Building Corporation with J. w.
Henry, of Lewis johnson & Co, presi-
dent: Colin Livingston, vice president of
the American National Bank, vice presi-
dent, and ]. C. Weldon, treasurer. The
deal was financed by Alexander Mcneil.
of New York, and the negotiations con-
Quoted by Mr.. Henry and Mr.. Living
ston. representing their respective insti-
tutions.
Plans for the new building have been
completed by MiIburn, Heister & Co,
and a contract has been awarded TO the
George A Fuller Company for the con-
struction OF the building.
The property has a frontage Of 50 feet
and a depth of 127 feet making the cost
Of the ground alone about S575.0o0.
ARRANGEMENTS already have been made
10 lease all OF the Offices above the first
floor TO the Interstate Commerce Com
mission. which at the present time has
several Of its bureaus in quarters In the
America National Bank building, while
other bureaus are in rented buildings
scattered through the business section of
the city.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.

Quotations furnished By W. B. Hibbs & Co. mem
ben Of the New York Stock Ezshange. Hibbs
Building.
Cal none: Open. ~; high, ~: low, 2: close. 2t.
SALES OF STOCK by HOURS
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
The Safest Investments

Are tnoss nat % nes nnetuts aurine -
turbed eonditioas q TIE raonsJ q pocE nz>
kstA First dssd q truHt notss thrst noES,
g1Dssl, veil secured On real estats N ths d.
x36 Of Columbia. constitutS ''nilt-edgs~ n
yufnentA They do not depsnd upoa tn
financial resronEhffty of indiEiduals q e..
purltions for thsir stahiiity. and are 1mD4
IRON uxatio1 a. personal property. We en-
supply such inYeEtmsn1 b amounts from 80
upWard. Send for booklsl, ~cncuztns Loans
and InvetmentA"
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
HoIds Annual aIeetinE.

The District Amusement Company
elected oficers and directors yesterday
afternoon at the Office OF W. ]. Lambert
as foIloFs: Fred W. Miller. president:
Reed S. Baker. vice president: John H.
Miller. secretary; Martin Roth, treasurer,
and W. j, Lambert. counsel The direc-
tors elected were John z. Ebersole. Hem
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
Building Company Holds Election.

At the recent annual meeting of the
knights OF Columbus Building Company
in Alexandria, Va. the following officers
were elected: President, DIR. II. J. Cros-
son: vice president, DR.. w. z. Pairce;
secretary. P. l. O'Brien; treasurer, JOS
eph A. Petty; chairman house committee,
Thomas r. Gallaher: members house
committee, W. II. Emery, John A. Eckert
J. F. Murtaugh, and T. NJ. Ring.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
Busine.s Property sold.

William K. Ellis, real estate broker. re-
ports the sale Of premises HI Fourteenth
street northwest, for Frank b. Merrill.
to BENJAMIN X Leon, The property fronts
twenty-one feet on the east side OF Four
teenth street northwest, with depth or
one hundred feet, and is improved by q
substantial frame house used as a dwell
ing and for business purposes. 1t is
understood the purchase price OF the
property sold was approximately SZz,OOO.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
ANNUAL REPORT
OF
Silicate Pressed Brick Company,

FRANK BROWN ALLAN. President & Trustee
JOHN FRANKLIN GRESSANG. Trustee.
City q Washington. District a Columbia -:
I. JOHN FRANKLIN GRESSANG, q Iaa
Gotta, d. C., made oath and says:
! an secretary ard trustee q snioats Presssd
Brick Company and The annual r-port q said
silicats Pressed Brick Company hereto Hunsxed. -
a true report a the state q ahai1 q aid cou,-
pany the 9th day of Deoember. A. ID. Isll-
JOHN FRANKLIN GRESsANG.
suhscribed and sworn u bsfors ne this llth day
o. JHnnary. Dlz n. LOUISE HEBRON.
Notary Puhlic
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE

American Security and Trust Co.,
To the ComptroIler q the Currency for the year
ending December %. DIl. required By the issn
section of the aet Of Co1ETus arrrored octsber l,
lsr.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
Firm Adopts New Name.

The Munford & Lurton Company. In
corporated. bankers, OF d4 Seventeenth
street northwest. yesterday announced
that the name OF the corporation has
been changed to the Munford < Smith
Company. Incorporated.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19
Move. to New auarters.

The Equitable Cooperative Building
Association has moved from its old
quarters at 1908 F street northwest, 10
its new home on the north side OF Z
street. between Ninth and Tenth streets
northwest For the first three days OF
next week the new Offices OF the COM
pany viii be open for inspection, and
business from 3 in the morning until
$50 or 10 at night.
The Washington herald., 1912-01-19

r.
DIRECTORS:
C. J. Ben. jams n. Green.
Henry F. Biount. Daniel Fraser.
John T. wilkinS Wm- J. Flafher
Myruu NJ Pader. Henry II. Father
Edward Mclean, H. s. Res.ida,
Joseph Paul. NJ. Z. Anea.
Corcoran Thom, J. r. Mclean,
H. Hurt
We. C J. Bel. president; James F. Hood. -
rstary. ard Howard s. Rseside. CoEourAn Thol.
CAN SECURITY AND TRUST COMPANY, DC
hereby Dlemnly swear that the above Stztsmrnt
Is true. 70 the best q our knO~iedss and belisC
G. ]. BELL. President
JAMES 2. HOOD. Secretary.
HENRY y. BLoUNT
CORCoRAN THOAL
HOWARD s. RESIDE,
District e Columbia. a.:
Sworn and subscribed beforS me this Isth dag q
CHARLES z sEssFoRp.
Notary Pubic D. q
Total numhsc Of dreet0rs q this company. =
ANNUAL REPORT OF c. a. SLOAN 4 CON-
PANY. INC. u $50 sst
Tho amount of zpital stock Il souuc. an raid n.
IesIs are; no e1A-sinE dehts. uceptins cr1snt
]. MILLER KENYON.
J. Miller KENYON,
MARK Mex. SLOAN
GEO. H. EAEEoNs. II,
Mainify of Trustees.
I. n. @ LATnTER. Acting sec1rtary q Q. q.
sioan 4 compahS Inc. hereby swear that ths
toregoina report Il true. NJ c. LATINfER-
Subscribed and sworn 10 before me this 18th day
of January. A ID. l9i2 AGNES L MTSICK.
Seal Notay Publ.e- D. o.
ANNUAL REPORT or HOME ICE COMPANY.
INC
We. the undersigned. the President and Board n
Trustees q HOME ICE COMPANY. q D. C.. DO
hereby certify that the caTitd stock of said curo-
ration y 0oooom. of which ~ snD fs .pald IN;
that fherr were Assets amcunting 10 SIS sZAo and
de6ts amounting to S3Hais on October u, ISL.
A r. WILLIS President
EDW. ~ WILLIS Jr.
CHARLES r. BENJAMIN
Acting Secretary.
do bsrcby suear that the facts stated Above are
trHs, 70 the bsst Of my kn0rIedse and bslef.
A. B. WILLIS. President.
SuheGfbed and Ewurn TO before me- notary pub
lic 10 ard for the District q Columbia this IRh
day of January A. d. 1872
tseaLl WI. R De LAsH1fUrr.
Notary Pubic. d. O.
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The Washington herald., 1912-01-19

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