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The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-24
Probate Division.
Justice MrCoy.

Justice Mccoy.
Estate Elsie J. Qusckenbusch; order
admitting will to probate; attorney. E
H. McLachlen.
Estate Alice E. Thompson: order
nisi for sale of real estate; attorney
E. P. Seeds.
In re ]. Forsythe Digges; order fol-
allowance: attorney. James F. Mullaly
In re Lulu Bond; order to sell in
fants interest in certain lots; attor.
ney. E. F. Colladay.
Estate August Schmidt; order admit.
ting will to probate and granting let.
ters testamentary to Meta Schmidt
bond, $500: attorney, F. H. Daiker.
Estate Isabella Cook: order appoint
ing John w. Cook administrator; bond
$1,000; attorney. w. J. Dow.
Estate Thomas p. Dycer; rule requir.
ing administrator to file account.
Estate Mary Nealon; order appoint
ing guardian ad Item; attorney, ]. A
Thompson.
Estate Catherine NJ. Cammack; order
appointing Thomas P. Ryan admins
traitor; bond. 800; attorneys, Flynn &
Estate Eliza L. Tweedy; order grant.
ing letters of collection to Robert Lee
O'Brien; bond; $4,000; attorney. w. L
Edmonston.
Estate Mary H. Hill, order confirm.
ing sale Of real estate; attorney, B. F
Leighton.
Estate Edward Farrell; petition fol
appointment of administrator filed; at.
torneys, Brandenburg & Brandenburg
S3645-Illinois Surety Co. VS.. Will
lam G. McAdoo; pro confesso made
absolute; plaintiffs attorney, B. E
Hinton.
3394S-J. Frank Black. VS.. Emily
Donath; order appointing Sophie E
Donath guardian ad Item; ptaintiff'
attorneys, Ralston & Richardson.
6177-In re lunacy of John OConnor
order appointing Albert F. Reilly COM
mittee: bond $3.50.
Estate Alfred V. A. Ghiselll; petition
for probate of will filed.
Estate William S. sutton: order ap'
pointing Samuel f. McIllhenny col
lector; bond, $4,000; attorney, r. d
Daniels.
Estate Mary A. McGrath; order ap-
pointing Walter c. English administra-
tor: bond, $500; attorneys. J. S. Easily
Smith and r. B. Fleharty.
Estate Gustavus Brandt; will dated
January II, 1916, filed.
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LANSING GETS PAPERS
In CASE OF PATRIA
Carranzas Envoy Expects Word from
Mexican Ruler Regarding Protocol
Covering Villa Chase.

Secretary of State Lansing returned
from his vacation yesterday to find
many Important questions awaiting his
consideration. The affidavits from the
Officers and crew OF the French passen-
ger steamer Patria, said to have been
attacked by German or Austrian sub
marine off the north coast of Tunis on
March !, were turned over to the Secre-
tary by Mr.. Polk and will serve TO de-
'efnlhe whether renewed diplomatic
communications are to be addressed to
the Berlin and Austrian governments on
the submarine question.
Mr. ArredOndo. Gen. Carranza's Am
passador designate, was a caller at the
department and reported that he expect
ed adVices Yesterday from Carranza on
the question of the joint protocol COW
erlhg the expedition against Villa.
MIR. Spring-Rice, the British Ambassa-
dor, saw Secretary Lansing on matters
pertaining to British restrictions Of
American trade.
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COURT PROCEEDINGS
THURSDAY, MARCH a3, Is

ington Brick Company: attorneys, Doug
las, Ruffin, obear, Hamby-Wilson, VIII
son.
2s-TrousdaIe VS.. Pence; attorneys.
Moore, Barbour, Keith, McCandlish,
Jackson.
223-Upperman VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; attorneys, New
myer. Lyon & Lyon-Barbour.
2S-Edwards VS.. Besll; attorneys, Rid
out-Macdonald
3O1-GnI VS.. Munford; attorneys,
Baker. Savage & Fort. Abott-Branden-
burg & Brandenburg.
303-Denny VS.. Commonwealth In
surance Co; attorneys. Plumley-Dar-
lington.
Motions for today at 1:15 p. m:
1-Marston VS.. Stillings; attornys,
Gordon-Hickey, Paladini.
Woodward VS.. Hekimian; attor-
neys, Jones, Ahalt-Parker, Easily
Smith.
3-Invader Oil Company VS.. National
Auto Supply Company; attorneys, Low
ing, Hamner-Dutton.
dennis ct al VS.. Mearns; attor-
neys, Wilson-Clephane.
5-Foster VS.. Washington Railway
and Electric Company; attorneys,
King-Wells. Bowen.
6-Band VS.. Capital Traction Com
pany; attorneys, Ferguson, Ellis
Hogan.
Wright VS.. Globe Furniture Com
pany; attorneys. David-Swingle &
Swingle.
S-Hawken ct al. VS. Brown; at
torneys. RidOut-Anthony.
9-Perry VS.. Washington Railway &
Electric Company; attorneys, Baker,
Staggers-Barbour.
1O-Ragan vs. Davis. ct al; attor-
neys. Neutrality-suspicious. Kenyon
& Mcfarland, Perkins.
11-Holmes VS.. Peters; attorney.
Clephane
12-Herzog VS.. Morris, attorneys.
Newmyer. Kries-BaiIey.
13-DavisOn VS.. Richards; attorneys,
Lambert, Yeatman.
14-Sutton VS.. First National Fire
Insurance Company ct al; attorneys,
Smith-Easby-S Smith, Archer.
15-Murphy VS.. Wolf ct al; attor-
neys, COlbert-Dutton.
16-Krebs VS.. MacMurray; attorneys,
Moulton. MilIan-Wheatley.
17-Merrill VS.. Portland Apartment
House Company; attorneys. Goodwin,
REORGANIZATION & Hamilton.
1S-Hemler VS.. Potomac Electric
Power Company. ct al; attorneys.
Gardiner. Hamby-Barbour, Williams.
19-Brown VS.. Provident Relief As
ISOLATION; attorneys, Kintz-Bramhall.
2O-United States ex rel Henderson
vs.. Secretary of Interior; attorneys,
Loughran, Marshall. Stearman-Wright.
Wright.
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District Courts

Fapers for incorporation of the Circle
IRE company, to be located at 1214 -Four
teehth street northwest, were filed YES
teroay by Richard A. Israel E. c. Glib
and Frank l.. Peckham. The comnapv
with capital stock of $500, will buy.
sell, exchange, rent, and repair motor
vehicles, tires, and aIItor,obiin 49,,
sories.
IustaVe A. Brandt leaves his entire
estate TO his sister-in-law, Amy Barnard,
according to his will, filed Yesterday in
Frooate Court. He died on March IL.
Annie NJ. Thompson, now working in a
local department store yesterday filed
an action in the District supreme Court
LOT absolute divorce from BENJAMIN
thompson. In her bill of complaint
prepared by Attorney d. Edward Clarke,
MRS. thompson says she and her hus-
pahd were married at Rockville Md. on
une z, 1907. and that they have a child.
) years old. She asks for the custody
of their child
Alleging that her husband, Percy G..
smith, was about to leave this country
Tor either Russia or Cuba to make his
nome Margaret C. Smith had him arrest
ed at local hotel yesterday bv Deputy
United states Marshal Ryan on n writ
OF ne exeat in connection with her suit
Tor limited divorce. The husband was
Forced to give bond of 5000 by Justice
Mccoy to insure his remaining in Wash
ington until hearing is held on the
wires petition fOn temporary alimony.
mrs: smith Is represented by Attorney
]. V. Morgan
Dalsy jenkins yesterday asked the
District Supreme Court to allow her a.
limited divorce from Edward Jenkins.
They were married on August u, 1903, in
baltlmore Attorneys Leckie, Cox G.
kratz filed her petition.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

street between Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets northeast-Msdison NJ Myrick to Raymond
J. Nierbuchen, cast part original lot Il and all
original lot ID. square lIOS, $40.
Eighteenth and East Capitol streets northeast
Herman W. Van Sender ct uK. to Raymond J.
Nier0uchen. original lots to 9. square Ice, $40.
Eighteenth street between and streets north
east-John Joy Edison. surviving trustee, to Ray
mond J. Yierbuchen, original lot g. square lies. So
LBS Emerson street nOrtheast-Huso Herfurth il.
ct TX to Karl Fuchs. lot s.. square 100. $40.
Howard University-Raph L. Wilcox to Horace
L. Wilcox. lots % and q. block Z, So
University Park-HOrace l.. Wilcox ct VI. to
Ralph 4 Wilcox, OnehaH interest in lot No.
block ~, SO.
Us Corcoran street northwest-George W. Gin
ton ct uH. to Herbert A Gill. lot LIB. square ls3
IS.
Eighteenth street between A and streets north
east-Albert E. Berry ct uI. to Raymond J. Vier-
buchen south part original lot TO- square ll0s, so
Trinidad-wallace Jewett ct ux. to Joseph Y.
Reeves, lot 2 square 1858, SO. Joseph Y Reeves
conveys same property to JeTe A. Culinane SO
Mount Pleasant-AleI. s. Clarke, IT,. and Fred
4, SO. 49, O'''
70 Eighth street southeast-Arthur C. Cole.
trustee. to Gilbert R. Schroth, lot 3, square
800. 5000.
Congress Heights Extension-Mary b. Brewster
ct viz. Frank to Leona NJ. Sameth, lot Is. square
$780, $780,
- NJ street northeast-Emmettr C. MiIsteaa. ct
w. to Walter E Harrison, north half lot %. square
SD SO.
street between Thirteenth and Thirteen and "a
half streets southwest-Johanna C. Block n rir
sgmOnd J. to Tyler and Rutherford trsutees lot
81, square "a, SlO
AT Girard street northwest-Margaret J. Davis
TO Philip Mauro. lot ;. north grounds Columbia
University, block 90 $50
Lincoln-AndreW Smit hto Louis A Alexander
lot l3s squars 5ls2, So
$40 Mount Pleasant street northwest The Bloom
held)-Andrew c. shannon ct ux to Jane C. PEN
nington, lot ga. Mount Pleasant, $40.
Seventeenth and Fuller streets northwest-James
A. Buchanan ct al. to John i. Warren, Meridian
Hill. lots II and Is, square 2T6, So
Champlain street near Kaorama road northwest
Charles H. Weser ct al to B. Fenwick Harvey
lots a and 81 co. Meridian HILL block T. SO
B. Fenwick Harvey ct Ux. conveys same property
10 Gertrude Dorsey, SO. Gertrude Dorsey conFeys
same property TO @. Blanche Harvey SO.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-24
RUB RHEUMATISM
PAIN FROM SORE,
ACHING JOINTS
Rub Pain Away with a Small Trial
Bottle of Old st. Jacobs
OIL"
What's Rheumatlsm? Pam only.

What's rheumatism? Pain only.
stop drugging! Not one case in fifty
requires internal treatment. Rub sooth-
ing penetrating st Jacobs Orr directly
upon the tender spot" and relief comes
Instantly. st Jacobs Oil" is a harm
less rheumatism and sciatica Imminent,
which never disappoints and cannot burn
the skin.
Timber up, Quit Complaining! Get a
small trial bottle from your druggist, and
in just n moment you'll be free from
rheumatic and sciatic pain. soreness
stiffness and swelling. Don't suffer! Re-
net awaits you. Old, honest st. Jacobs
OH has cured millions of rheumatism
sufferers In the last half century, and is
just as good for sciatica, neuralgia
lumbago. backache, sprains and swell
ings.-Adv.
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Circuit Division No. ].
Justice Gould

watkins VS.. Washington Times Com
pany; jury respited; plaintiffs attor-
news. ]. D. Carmody and L J. Mather;
Attendants attorneys, W. J. Lambert
and r II. Yeatman.
Assignment for today:
T-EIlerson & wemple VS.. Belmont; at
torneys, Dougles, RuHin Obear, Oar
lington-Lambert. Yeatmsn.
Is1-Stephenson VS.. District Of Colum-
bfa: attorneys, Mather-Syme.
AT-Merrfll VS.. Pilson ct al; attorneys,
Gordon, Ridout-AcLean' Ford.
Al. c. Knipp & Sons VS.. W. B. Moses
q Sons. attorneys, Characterization
y7LTaft VS.. District Of Columbia; at
torneys. Ridout-Syme
M-Clark, administrator VS.. New Wash
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Company, will make her maiden trtr
down the Potomac April g. The launch
ing of the craft will be marked with
ceremony. In which business men Of
Washington will participate.
Delegations from the Retail Merchants
Association and other trade ORGANIZATIONS
will be aboard the boat when she makes
her maiden trip. Arrangements for the
part the Retail Merchants Association L.
to take In the launching program were
discussed yesterday in q conference be
tween Charles J. Columbus, secretary.
and c. H st. John. manager Of the line.
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United States Court of Claims.

me following cases are posted fer trail
Monday. March "a:
herbert w. Yemans vs.. United States;
attorneys. c. D. DeKnight, ]. S. Blair,
and g. NJ. Anderson.
Whnam Bailey VS.. United States; at
Sorneys' Meyers & Consaul, and W. F.
E A. Pendleton VS.. United States; at
torneys, J. S. Blair and r. P. whitley.
w H Anderson VS.. United States; at
torneys, H. NJ. Friend. and H. c. Jacob
hughes Bros Bangs VS.. United
states; attorneys, c. c. Calhoun and P.
G. Walker.
J. l. Castillo VS.. United States; at
torneys, Ralston & Richardson, and W.
F. Norris.
Camden Iron Works vs. Emitted States
attorneys, King & King. and H. S. Whit
man And trial calendar numbers 1i6,
Ia, IL, "a, Il. "A, and 50.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-24
Criminal Division No. 1,
Justice sIddons.

United States VS.. Robert johnson; as
sault with dangerous weapon; plea not
guilty: ten days TO demur; attorney, W.
P. Plumley.
United States rs. Charles W. Hender-
son; violation section 212, criminal code;
plea guilty, sentenced to penitentiary for
one year and six months; placed on pro-
baton; recOgnizance of 800 taken; at
torney, ]. B. Stein.
United States VS.. Roland H. Reck; nom
support; defendant ordered to pay wife
81 per week.
United States VS.. AlIautia Graul;
oawdy house; motion to strike defend
ants plea to jurisdiction from the files.
United States VS.. Robert Delaney; rape:
Jury respited; attorneys, T. l. Jones and
r. A. Hughes.
United States VS.. Jacob Blum; receiving
stolen property; bench warrant issued.
United States VS.. James Harris; nom
support; plea guilty; sentenced to Deco
guam for one year; placed on probation;
recognizance of 800 taken; ordered to
pay wife 50 per week.
Assignment for today:
United States vs. Georgelas Constant.
United States We. Benjamin Alexander.
United States VS.. Charles Morris.
Motions, sentences and arraignments.
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Hogan-Williston Favored.

The Deep Rock Republican Club. at
meeting held in the residence of Samuel
Wilson. ia D street southwest. Wednes-
day night. unanimously Endorsed the
Hogan Williston ticket Addresses were
made by William H. Walker and J.
Barnes. The Hogan WillistOn ticket also
was Endorsed by the L Street Republican
Club at a meeting Wednesday night at
1918 NJ street northwest The speakers
were DR.. Edward Harris and p. D. Nor
rls.
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BIRTH RECORD.
WHITE.

John ". and Margaret Lands, boy.
John w. and Marjorie n. Hargett, boy.
John N. and Louise Powers, boy.
Herbert L. and Ehe V. Weeks, girl.
Adam and Jennie Luber, boy.
Jacob and Dora weisenbuIg, boy,
Elmer r. and Mabel Wood, girl.
Ernest L. and Louise ]. Jasper, girl.
Anton ]. and Clara V. Haker girl.
Carl B. and Fannie r. Snuggs, girl.
julius W. and Martha E. Dorsey, girl.
Ernest and Rose Russo, boy
John ]. and Ellen F. O'ConneIl girl
CoLOREl'.
William and Elsie Campbell, boy.
Moses and Ma.La G. Bedford, girl.
Ernest NJ. aud Henrietta Carter, boy.
Robert and Whey Cash, boy.
Eugene d. and Mary G. Hawkins boy.
Lorenzo o. and Evelyn NJ. wingfeld. boz.
Winfield and Annie Anderson, girl.
John and Carrie Hawkins, girl.
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34197-Daisy Jenkins VS.. Edward
Jenkins; limited divorce; plaintiffs at
torneys, Leckie, Cox & Kratz.
3419S-Annie NJ Thompson vs. Ben
jamin Thompson; abolute divorce;
plaintiffs attorney, D. Edward Clarke.
34199-Moses GoIdenberg VS.. Samuel
II. Friend ct al; judgment creditors
bill; plaintiffs attorney, Alexander
Wolf.
342OO-In re Southern Fireproofing
Supply Company, Inc; for change of
name; attorney, Nelson Wilson.
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Oak View-L0t g. block 3-Eleanor H Griffin ct
viz. william Y. to Walter X. Wilcox and George
r. Hane. to secure Anna NJ Colwell 81 So three
years, 6 per cent semi annually
Square 3llo. lot s9-John T. Cam ct ux TO Arthur
Carr and Marvin A. Clstis to secure Perpetual
Building Association, SToo.
Square $50. lot 2-Carne oprenhcimer to Arthur
Csrr and Marvin A. Gusts, to secure Perpetual
Building Association, 500
Square MI, lot 2ls-aIaInie A. Twine ct al TO r.
Frsnds Saul and James y. Shea, to secure Home
Savings Bank. 800, three years, per cent semi
annually.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-24

the future. But in the
meantime, during the
anxious period OF ex-
pectancy, there Is a
splendid remedy known
as Mothers Friend"
that does wonders. II
is for external use, re-
lleves the pains OF
muscle xpa nsion.
soothes and Quiets the
nerves, extends Its In
f1uence to the internal
organs and removes to
a great extent the ten
la~1sy e.. ..-0-, - -.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-24
Redield Consoles Widow.

A letter of coincidence on the death
of her husband, who was employed in
the United States Fish Commission for
thirty-four years, was sent to Mrs. Robert
Sydney Johnson yesterday by Secretary
of Commerce Redfield.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-24
Law Suits.

5S9SO-Buss and Warmer VS. Minnie
". Tebetts: notes $499.23; plaintiffs at
tOrneys, Brandenburg & Brandenburg.
5S9S1-A. E. Bethel VS.. J. H. De-
Alley; judgment NJ. c.; $3O5.S0;
plaintiffs attorney, NJ. d. Rosenberg.
The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1916-03-24
Two 6erman Planes Wrecked.

London, March 23-According to the
Press Association two German aeropIanes
We're shot down in last Sundays air raid
on the English coast.
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District Division.

OHrtf SH%tiVc VoFr'E00"' :.
In re condemnation of land for small
parks; hearing continued until April 3.
In re Bennings Road east of Thirty
sixth street; hearing postponed until
Monday, March 81 at 10 a. m.
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breaking and assault to rape: jury re-
spited; attorney, o. A. Bigoness.
Assignment for today:
United States VS.. Frank Stewart and
James Daniels. .....
United states VS.. Harry Green.
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CEREMONY WILL MARX
STEAMERS FIRST TRIP
Majestic to Make Maiden Voyage
Down the Potomac April S-Plans
Being Formulated.

that the steamer Majestic being built by
the Potomac and Chesapeake Steamboat
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COLORED.

Lorenzo Brosdnick, .. and Virginia A. Griffin.
1. both OF Rockville. Md. Re-. w. A. Jones.
Bernard Henson. 2, and Isabel Simms. D Re,
]. F. Mickey
James Payne. 81, and Helen Mcculen, q Rev
A. J. johnson.
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Home Celebration
Of Wonder Interest

The arrival Of baby In the household
completely changes the entire aspect of
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Free Public Demonstration

of practical application to everyday
requirements will be given at the Y.
NJ. c. A. 1886 G Street n. w. by Mr..
H. ]. Sutton, Instructor of the Berol
Method of Memory Training. II
is Just as easy to remember as it is
to forget. Come and find out how.
Afternoon and evening classes to be
formed. Ladies invited. Seats reserved
on request.
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Bankruptcy Division.
IuSfiee MeEor
Equity Suits

In re Bartholomew F. Smith; order to
accept offer.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES,
WHITE.

WHITE.
Paul ]. Cooksry q and Norma l. Young .,
both Of Manassas, Va Rev. Henry Anstadt.
Maxwell J. TER. e. Of New York CITY and
Jennie A. ltzkowitz. a, Of Winthrop Mass. Jutlpp
Robert II. Terrell
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Criminal Division, No. :.
Chief Justice CovinGtop.
United States VS.. Robert Pitts; house
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EDUCATIONAL
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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1916-07-08
New Crop Estimates Weaken
Prices, Favorable Announce
mentS Bring Demand

During the past week the stock ex-
change and the securities market has
felt the effect of important announce
ments which have had Numerically
opposite effects upon the demand for
and prices OF securities listed on the
exchange, the call for a meeting Of the
stockholders of the Oahu Sugar Com
pany Friday and lowered estimates of
the crop for Olaa and other Hawaii
sugar plantations earlier in the week
La ultimate effect the announcement
of the coming meeting of Oahu stock.
holders is deemed the most far reach
ing and important by members of the
exchange and those about the broker
age houses.
Oahu May Pay Stock Dividend.
For some time past there have been
persistent rumors that Oahu is to issue
a stock dividend to holders of its
shares and such rumors have had a
buoyant effect upon the price of Oahu.
These crystalized when Friday morn.
ing the directors met and issued the
call for a stockholders meeting to de-
termine the matter of a stock diyi-
dend and of listing the shares and
opening a transfer office in San Fran
cisco. The action of the stockholders
remains to be seen but preponderance
of opinion about Merchant Street and
the financial centres is voiced in the
opinion that the proposition will re
ceiye the Endorsement OF the coming
meeting.
olaa pepresses Market.
-,
OF the week that Olaa Sugar Company
had materially reduced its estimate
for the crop of 1915 had an Immediate
and depressing effect not only upon
Olaa shares but other securities az
we'll The fact that other Hawaii
companies had also made new and
lower estimates also had an effect.
Buyers seemed 10 leave the market
and brokers reported that selling
orders were far in advance of inquiries
and for time lower prices did not
tend to bring back the purchasing
element.
Recovery Soon Sets In.
The furry in Olaa, with its SYM
pathetic effect on other stocks, failed
TO last long, so far as listed securities
are concerned and about the middle
of the week new demands made their
BY Thursday inquiries
were IN excess of offerings and higher
quotations failed to bring out, sufficf
ent shares to meet the demand even
at considerably better prices.
Thus it was that early in the week
absence of buying orders and later in
the week a scarcity of selling orders
in q market In which the linn.
tied number of shares dealt in caused
remark from those who watch |
and study the stock market.
Wailuku Pays Six Per Cent.
Thursday Waikiki directors met |
and declared an extra dividend and |
this had the effect of stabilizing and