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The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
BALTIMORE PRODUCE.

Baltimore, Nd, Dec. G.-Prices on the Bald-
more produce market Tange as follows:
PoTAT0Es-whits, Western Maryland and
Pennsylvania, per 100 ins,. 2ss27s: DO. New
YORK No. /, per 100 lbs, 25o42.7s: do Eastern
Shore Of Maryland and Virginia, McConmick
40; do. Jerseys per lSolb sack. Icsl3;
sweets, yellows. North Carolina. per bbl.. 50os
eco; do. Eastern Shore Of Maryland. per
hamper. 2oox27; DO, Eastern Shore q Mary
land and Delaware, per b6l 6ooas.5o; DO. YORK
River per bbl. 5.sossoo; ysmS. f.ncT. bright
per bbL 4soxs.oo.
BUTTER-Cresmery. Western, separator. ey-
tras. essesc; do. frsts. ss8c; DO, Western
prints Alb extras. ees7oc: DO hrsts. esss7c: DO
Western prints lib extras, esa7oc; DO. hrsts. esa
sc; nearby creamery extras e,sssc; do. hntS.
ssslc; dairy prints. Pennsylvania and Virginia.
extras <sat4c; do. hSts. lAt2c; stors-pscsed,
nrsts lhec; rolls, Msrflsnd and Pennsylvania.
42sce; DO. West Virgins. tas2c; do. Ohio.
tls42c;
EGGs-westerr Maryland and Pennsyi,anis
and nearby, per doE. hrsts &c Eastern sbors
Of Maryland and Virginia, hrsts. &c; Ohio
hrsts &c; West Virginia, SIC: southern (Nc-th
Cardinal. frpts, sic.
LIVE PoULTRY-Chictens, young, large.
smooth. per ID. sasoe; do. small per ID, sc;
do. young. by express. per ID. &aesc; do. cd
rooster, per ID. &c; do. old hens, over lhss
mr. ID. Dr7sc; DO, small, per ID. &c; do. White
Laghorn hens. per ID. zs1e; ducks. hucory
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FUNERAL DIRECTORS.
DEATH RECORD.

WHITE
Phoebe Abbey, p years Providence Hospital.
Lenore Halstead, IS 1895 Bitmore st. NV.
Katherine W. Aston, 2. l5p Vt. ave.
Thelma Maddox, q. Garfield Hospital.
Catherine ]. Frothingham. s.. Wardman Courts
West.
John F. Norton. S. Providence Hospital.
James II. Hayden, q, Emergency Hospital.
. Alma Kidwell, "A, Providence HospitsL
Simon L. Egiser, g. U. 8. Soldiers Home
Hospital.
Sarah s. Leonard, So. lpT Kennedy ST. NV.
Virginia Harrison, 50. 1893 F st. NV.
Mabsl b. Reynolds. IS, 6e2 A st. sc.
Ollie Slost, Al. Providence Hospital.
Bessie Gore. 2s. Providence Hospital
Arthur +. Tucker. 56. 1911 18th St NV.
Mary A. Quinn. "A. l06s sst ST. NV.
Edward H. Clark, 5 months. Ills 18th ST.
Daniel Mshoney, II months, Providence Hospt.
COLOREp.
Bertha Ware, t 22j6 Cleveland ave. NV.
Thomas5F jackson, 2, I'LL Tth st. Sc.
Charles +. Brown, Al, l6F X st. NV.
Gertrude L. witherspoon. 3. 2lil llth st. NV.
Isaiah Beneriey. .. lea 18th st. NV.
Fedosia stannaEd. mon., 1854 st. nv.
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BIRTHS REPORTED.
WHITE

WHITE
Charles A. and Mildred THOMPSON, boy.
Robert L. and Eunice Waters, boy.
George V. and Florence ]. Wright, girl.
J. Elliott and Constance Wallace, girl.
Samuel A. and Mamie L. Taylor, girl
Lloyd II. and Irma Sutton. girl.
Adolph !. and Cynthia V. Richmond. boy
VIM. +. and Elizabeth Polhelnus, boy.
VIM. G. and sue Moore. girl.
James c. and CSTrie McGinnis. girl.
Harry c. and Alice Lsnghorst, girl.
VIM. b. and Gertrude Rhodes, boy.
George A. and Sadie Fllah, 10y.
Harry II. and Bessie A. DOnnAEy. boy.
Calvin c. and Irene Davis. girl.
Robert W. and Martha CSbaniss. girl.
VIM. +. and May +. Cation, boy.
Coleman and Margaret Cockerill. girl.
Joseph ]. and Edna L. Batch. boy.
Tracy X. and Minnie Z. Bruce. boy.
COLORED.
David and Grace Summers, girl
Albert and Daisy Palmer. boy.
Richard and Anna Garnett, girl.
Mckinley and Christine Davis. girl.
Willie and Marie A. Brown. boy.
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EDUCATIONAL.
100 N. Y. Ave
SPECIAL NOTICE

SPECIAL MEETING OF PLASTEREBS AND
Cement F1nishers, Local B, Monday. Decpm-
Der q, at Z 80 p. m. Business of importauce.
ChAS. SMITH, President, Z. p FINN. Sec
rotary. 5s0o ~
TIE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sr0CtI-
holders Of the Washington Railway A. Electric
Company for the purpose Of electinV a bosrI of
directors to serve for the ensuing wear and TO
transact such other business as NAV rronerlv
come before the meeting will be held at the
otlce CT the company. 18th and @ sts. NV,
washington, ID. C., on Saturday. January IS.
Iyls' at u O'Clock, noon In connection there
with, the books for the transfer Of stock of said
company pursuant 10 the by-laws) will be closed
from the close Of business on December rs IgIs
70 the opening Of business on January 2 1919
.. n. WEN, secretary de22It
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE sTOCK-
hoders OF The City Suburban Railway of
Washington for the purpose of electin0 hoard
Of directors to serve for the ens,ing yssr and IN
transact such other business as NAV prouerly
come before the meeting. will be held at the of
nee Of The Company, 18th and q sts NV.
washington, d. C., on Saturday, January IS,
sls az O'CLOCK, noon. In connection there
with, the books for the transfer of sfock of said
company pursuant to the by,lawsI win he closed
from the Close Of business on Decernbar 2s 1918
to the opening Of business On January 2 1919
5. X. BOWEN. Secretary. :. debit
CHE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
Aoiders Oh the Georgetown & Tennallytown
f'anN4y Compahy tor the purpose Of electing a
board Of directors TO serve for the ensuing wear
and TO transact such other business as may prop
eny come before the meeting, will be held at
tne once OF the company. 18th and O sts. NV.
Mshinston, ID. O., on Saturday, January IS.
Isis az y o'clock, noon. In connection there
ntn, the BOOKS Tor the transfer Of stock Of said
compsny pursuant to the by-lawsl viii be closed
rom the close Of business on December Is. 1918,
TO the opening Of business on January 2 1919,
S. R. BOWEN, Secretary. DEBIT
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT HARRY
Aorsmson. trading as II. Abramson at Seventh
ana L streets ncsthwest. Washington, d, c. is
no no more HeHdent of the Chicago Furniture
Company. formerly at 1923 Seventh street north
west, and Is in nowise' connected with said firm,
having severed all relations with that COM
penS. de2-x
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22

PER dozen. 7ooa7 50: lb- paT dozen. 6ooaf-So; p;
7 lbs per dozen. s0A5.Oo: 6s614 lbs ner dorm
so5aL0O; dark, I.gOa2JO: small and No. LCt
20 guiness young. per pair. 7Scal-l2; Old
NA7c
POTATOES S-WHITE. Eastern Shore. yer hoi
No !. 3ooz3 50; No. ?. 2OoA2 50; do, Norfolk.
per bbl. IS; do. jersey. psr A-bushel basket
No !, sOasoc: No 2 SoasOr; do. PennsgiVSnlA'
No / per 100 Ibs. 25s2s5; do. Westcsn. pe1
lcl lbs. 2OOaZZ Z do. New Nork. per lW ne
ZI5a2S: sweet p0tstccs. Jersey, rer lsl oa,kel,
No lsal %. No ? s0ascr: DO Eastern
shore, PER bbI. No. J. 4sOzSSo; No. 2. 2sA
80: do, Delaware and Maryland, bushei -hHnng'-
ers No !. co: No 2 L+osl9.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
COTTON MARKETS.

New York, Dec N.-Trade In cotton today
was broader and the market gained ground in
the face of fairly liberal profit taking. Com
mission houses did the largest business Of the
week with the bulk of the orders going to the
buying side. Old longs and scattering hedge
sales from the South supplied contracts on q
scale up Demand continued active In general
in the late forenoon and while there was a good
deal of realizing near the close the market ruled
very steady and final prices showed net gain Of
sixteen to seyenty-six points. Foreigners were
large buyers of old crop months from March
on.
Receipts at the port for the day were IS, 90
bales against 1869 year ago.
Spot here was steady at an advance Of fifty
POINTS to 81 30 for middling; no sales Spot at
New Orleans was steady with sales at 7s3 bales.
Receipts at New Orleans were s.s7l; Mobile.
s1s; Savannah. 6,los; Augusta. 2,ds. and Nor
folk, l,3fl bales.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22


Killed in Action.
Lieut.. B. w. Fuller, Z. Milton, Mass.
Corp. Paul P. Gusler Haviland. Ohio
Corp. A. C. Wells, Balkans. Ky.
PRIVATES.
Elmer Albright. Mckenzie, Tenn.
Charles Baburek, Chicago, Ill
Joseph w. Baker, Sparta, Tenn.
Walter w. Benson, Wetmore, Kans.
Edward F. Cannon, New York, n. Y
Earl Cowan, Benford. N. Oak
T. H. Cristoffersen. Morris. Minn.
August ]. Cupust, Burnside, Conn.
Sylvester J. Diemer, Holgate, Ohio.
Ferdinando Dinard, Old Forge, Pa.
Patrick ]. Fox, Jersey City, n. ].
P. A. Gouger, North Adams, Mass.
Arthur T. Graves, Quitman, Mo.
Michael J. Grimes, New York, N. Y.
Joseph c. Hendy, Troy, N. Y.
Harold A. Horn, Brooklyn, N. Y.
w. d. Jenkins, East Masonville, n. Y
Aubrey P. Jones. Salem. Greg.
K. Kountakis, Hopewell. Va.
NJ. ]. Lasinski, Bronson Branch. Mich
Ralph c. Lucy, Washtucna, Wash.
V. McClentick, West Jackson, Mich.
Peter James Mahon, Jersey City. n. J.
c. ]. Mahoney, Jamaica Plain, Mass
Stephen Mikelson, saltwater, N, Y.
VIM. w. Miller, Staten Island, N. Y.
e. ]. Moenkhouse, La Grande, Greg
Mckee d. Morrison, New York, N. Y,
Walter 1. Nations, Pittsboro. Miss.
Gabriel Newmark, Newark, N. J.
Jim ]. homeland, Grygla. MINI.
Joseph p. Norris, Jerome, Pa.
Gus A. Norton, Slick, Mo. q
Henry H. Pierce, Lexington, Mo.
Harry p. Poths. Amboy, Ill.
Ward A. Reynolds. Seattle, Wash.
Joseph Rising, Columbia Falls, Mont.
Ivie Roberts. Hopewell. Ala.
VIM. E. Roediger, st. Louis, Mo.
Ernest Resell, Salt Lake City. Utah,
Joseph Rudtkiskie, Erie, Pa.
John Sedlowski, Rumpell, Me.
Aloysius F. Skahill. Dubuque. Iowa.
Raymond c. Sweet, Waseca, Mimi.
w. F. Waddell. Pleasantville, Pa.
VIM. e. Ward, Grand Rapids. Mich.
Stafford c. Wilson, New York, N. Y.
V. 1. Wojnowski, Milwaukee. Wis.
Robert F. Woods, Los Angeles. Cal.
John A. Younkin, Grantsville. Md.
John Zaliewaski, Buffalo, N. Y.
Wounded Severely,
JOHN PRENDABLE, 6l5 G STREET
N. E., WASHINGTON, d. @.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
CHICAGO GRAIN,

cure profits in easy reach caused declines today
Of y to l cent for months beyond the December
future. Unfayorsble weather has stopped shelling
Of corn and curtailed marketing. Receipts
promise to be small pending favorable weather.
Hardly enough corn reaches Chicago to meet
current demand and stocks are diminishing
Cash corn was unchanged to l cent higher
Oats were dull and lower prices declined Y to
&c. Export bids were below a working basis
with slow domestic demand. Cash handlers be-
ieve there will be more than enough oats to go
sround
Chicago, Dec H-Grain and provisions close
CORN-January, L3s 3s; February. IS6 Is.
OATs-January. Il Is; February, Il.
RYE-May, LEA.
LARD-May, $3.50
RIBS-May. 2.s2.
PORK-May, $40.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
GOOD-BY, 1918, AT GAYETY.

In order that patrons of the
Gayety Theater may have an op-
portunity of watching the old year
out and ushering the New Year in,
Manager Harry o. Jarboe announced
last night that he had completed
arrangements for a special perform
ance at midnight, Tuesday, .Decem-
Der Al
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22

and MOngre. young uer N. lsasc do. Whiu
pekin. r0unE TsF 10. sII25c. do. pUddle ~
Ibs and over. Ter 10. ~. d1. smaller. is1sr,
per ~. Zs&c: u1rkeys cil0icF young hens. pei
lt-. 3sasCc; do. cIoiGp young rlbbleS. p-T 10
.easOr. do old toms psr d.. 35aEC: do. crU1ket
brsst. Toor. Ter d. 5Ia7sc. green. Marian
and Virginia Ter H. Sa5lcs do. Wetm aud
Southern. Ter rs. SsSor, do Kent Island. fst
hesvv Per H. slA15c. pigeons. cd. JET pair.
Lax. do yUunE Ier uair. aa3c. FliDz
fowl. young over "a 10. each eOc; do unies
=. n~ each 46c; DO. smaller, each. Soc %.
"a earh ~
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
Washington Stock Exchange.

Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibbs 90.
SALES.
CApitl Traction &. 500 al 81
Wsshinrton Railway CON. al s.. al .
American Security and Trust. 10 at = 10 al
~
Liberty SAVING Bank. 10 at Us
After cal:
washington Gas. at S..
Liberty savings Bank. 70 at is. 10 at lis.
LAnson, . at "a.
GAS BONDS.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
PALMISTRY.
WANTED TO BUY.

WILL CALL IN MY CgLETrERED AUTO
mobile, city OF suburban. and pa, you highest
prices for ladies'. sentlemen's. ch.drrns di,
cardsd clothing. Of al description. Address
po'tsI or phone ! vii csL RICE. lM Tth
1t. l.8
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
WANTED-SALESMEN.

Statesmen WANTED-EARN 50 A WEEK,
AL or spare time Get our wonderful holiday
samples mems TAILORED neckwear. Z. L. kElSER
CO., Palmer Bldg, Detroit, Mich de2-lt
SELLING SIDNER'S SIMPLE SYSTEM OF
bookkeeping and income tax record; particulars
upon request THE SIDNER 90, INC. 80
West Gay ST.. Columbus Ohio de2lt
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
WANTED-AGENTS.

AGENTS EVERYWHERE CAN MAKE SO
daily on SIS capital selling New Heat Gas
Generators Changes any coal or wood stove
into gas stove. City. or country. RetAlls W.;
wetEhs SIX pounds. Write today. NEW HEAT
COMPANY, Dept l9. ms Broadway, New
York de2t
FRIENDSI AGENrSI LADIES AND GEN
tlenenl Lend ne your nose. Use and Seu
Egyptian Magic Hypnotic Perfume. power
ful high zrads extract Of flowers that gives en-
tire satisfaction Mrs X. writes: Your pre-
fums Is Just grand" Miss c. says: It's won
eerful. already people take more notice" Mrs.
Kelsey writes: "It may be the perfume, any
how business Is better" Hundreds Of satisfied
customer One bottle postpaid. &c; three, eOc;
i've. S-O0; dozen, s. %; gross. $500 W. ID
CHURCHILL CHEMICAL CO., MFGRS..
Reanrnnrf Taras sel-Est
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
WANTED-FURNISHED HOUSE.

SMALL AND PREFERABLY DETACHED
furnished house in northwest for occupancy
January L In replying give location. rental and
brief description Of house ard contents. del-5t
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
WANTED-ROOMS.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

FVRNTsHED ROOM WITH PRIVATE BATH
for couple BOX q. Herald office de22A
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
WANTED-GARAGE.

wANTED-To RENT GARAGE LARGE
enough for two automobiles In the neishbor-
hood Of sth and N. C. ave. Sc. Phone Lincoln
sslo. or call at SO N. G. ave. se. del7e
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22

The "velvet kind
Meets tha daairs of critical buyers Adv.
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
HELP WANTED-Male or Female

MAN Or WOMNN-HOOKKEEPE WITH
stun0Uaphc ability: sylendid position and Op-
portunity. PALACE LAUNDRY, II Sth st.
NV. dG5ZTt
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
MONEY TO LOAN.

MONTY TO LoAT ON APPROVED ClTY
real state At lowest current rates; sprc1n
pnnless with respect to vr- paynents
TYLER 4 RUTHERFORD Inc ~ 18th At II
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
MOVING, PACKING, STORING.
PERSONALS,

IT IS ONLY RECENTLY THAT MEMS
worn suits, oyercOats. pants etc, were con
sidered an eye sore and a nuisance TO be given
to the first CRATER that asked for them, but
this has been changed, and all due TO the square
price we pay. Good dresse7s are up-to-date and
send for Us. JUSTH'S OLD STAND, 6Is D.
dsP2 II
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
AUTO ACCESSORIES.

OAR OWNERS NOT ONLY FIND oUR
location con 'enient. out cur long experience
with autoe is of great value to the thousanas
We serve. Are We serving your carl Full stock
,secessories. uils. srssses, etc.
Central Auto Supply Co.
Ioos Ps. ave. Main ma
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22

TWO LARGE FRONT ROOMS.
second and third floor. 2I18
Pa. ave. NV. de2O-3t
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
USE FOR RESULTS
BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR SAI.E-6i0 ACRES CuTOyER RICH
level bottom land three miles from rzilroad
town; so per acre. l6o acres mountain timber
land; i've miles from railroad town, 500 per
acre. PETER HAMPEL, Bigelow. Ark de22 1t
GOOD PAYING. OLD ESTABLISHED, CA
pacity florist business; modernly equipped green
house. $50 feet glass; near indianapolis; worth
Investigating. Address KENT. T0l Lemcks In
dianapolis Ind. de22-lt
ARKANSAS FARAIS-wE HAVE SOME
ideal small farms. diaries stocked big planta-
tons. Agents and homeseekers write for details.
HEMsTEAD CO.. LAND CO.. Hope. Ark
de22lt
$50 TAKES $50 SIZE PHoNOGRaPH. ONE
jewel point and one sapphire point needle and
20 steel needles and records; new. never used
viii ship On approval. o. d. Act quickly.
ILLINOIS STORAGE CO., wilmette. III. deZs-lt
AN INVESTMENT OF A LIBERTY BOND
secures two shares Of stock in a new railroad,
par value 500. UNITED STATES CENTRAL
RAILROAD, Binghamton, N. Y. dez2-lt
ROOMING HOUSE FOR SALE: NEW
furniture; coal in; rent paid one month; i'm
mediate possession. Z39 18th st. sW. de2l-2t
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
Republic Trucks
AUTO PAINTING.
AUTO PAINTING.

70 DAYS Plain machines, so up.
ROHDE. IA Mass. ave. NV.
dsst
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
WRECKERS AND BUILDERS.
FOR SALE-AUTOMOBlLES.

FORD TOURING CAR FOR SALE: Elk
cellent condition and all extras; cheap to
quick cash buyer. Apply 2!O6 18th st. NV. or
phone Col III before D. m de2l-3t
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

DENTIST DESIRES PATIENTS FOR Ii
censs examination January g. Filings free.
BOX 81 Herald office. ds2l-5t
GENERAL HOUSEWORE; STAY NIGHTS
IL desired officers family: 50 month. Ia
koma Park. car. 90 LTnEseIlUw de95t
The Washington herald., 1918-12-22
Today's Casualty List

The following casualties are report
ed by the commanding general of the
American Expeditonary Forces:
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-01-11
News From The National Capital

ago in order to escape Military ser
vice; and he came 10 Washington and
hao u mny friends a. any nan in the
city. Bat he had never ice nnaturaliz
cd-and so he had to go. Similar
cases in great number, have come to
light.
The human beings of Washington
evidence peculiar state of mind. APP
paTently there Is cheerful acquies
ccEce in everything flat pertains to
the war program. Washington goes
over the top in the sales cf liberty
bonds, war stamps and outward dis
plays of loyalty 10 the Governmental
these things Washington has scored
way ahead of any other city in coun
try. Bat The other part of the
story is told IN the complaint OF the
Food .Admini. tration that thr poorest
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-01-11
By 4. NJ. Jones

There is nothing more interesting
in war time than human beings. Their
attitude toward radically changed con
litions keeps the character students
a.. Eiiortescert PATRIOTISM aI
Stacker mullagrubs distinguished in CIV
cry locality. But for the most part
humanity looks upon war with Gema
ny as a lob" L task 20 perform, i duty
to mect-;lnd humanity tackles the
proposition. Every German citizen
was chased out Of Washington during
December, and in the chasing there
were found many old residents who
ltd accumulated property and wealth
in the Capital City. TIE hea0 waiter
at one of the most prominent hotels
was one who had to go. He had run
away from Germany twopty two years
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-01-11

The prompt taken President arson he
Club to induce Congress locate Iay Point high!
President Wilson Congress definite develop
Washington indicate
the House Will Immediately with the Presidents
Every city naturally be
The
thorough
igaon. Point logical tho
artificial waterfall Al this the Mississippi is exceed
bank of rock solid Gibraltar
the and the Of official investiga
tns records Therefore, Giraroeau has
believe that
United States will be only miles the heart of this
An effort capitalize the of tho Mississippi has been
President
the United appealed the cg ativc branch tho
I ,cntfO action n his erection
dam rcacuahe
completed it
would bring the the Nation
4
efforts failed because another had advantages
Br
trardeau will the that Charleston w Va did
IT tho contcs for the arnor factor
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-01-11
WULFERS WEDDING
A PRETTY EVENT
Popular Young Couple Were
Married At St. Marys
Chur

The wedding OF Anton Wulfers and
Miss Opal Toon, was salemnized at St.
Mary's Catholic Church yesterday
morning. was one of the most elabor
ate social functions Of the season in the
circles of the young members of the
parish. Many relatives and friends
attended the nupUial mass celebrated
by Rev. Father Z. Pruentc.
Following the functions at Tie
church the bridal party went to the
home of the parents of tie bridegroom,
where Il big reception wa held. II was
the second Wedding in the Wuifers
family within six months.
The young couple departed yester
day afternoon for northern points to
spend their honeymoon. After their
return they will reside in the handsome
apartments which the groom has fitted
for his bride near his place of business
on West Broadway.
The weekly tribune and the Cape County herald. (Cape Girardeau, Mo.) 1914-1918, 1918-01-11
LEGAL NOTICES
PROBATE COURT DOCKET

Cape Geau Missouri Pro bate February
MONDAY FEBRUARY II, 1918
Bierschwal, j. Gdn. Charles Bersclwal Minor
Butler, VIM. D, VIM l. Butler, Minor.
Black, Chas NJ, Olive Black Minor.
Blumenberg, Mary F., Emil Alvin Bumenberg Minor
Brakebusch Henry, Admr, c. c. Smith, Decd.
Blattner, Chas. Admr., Louisa Rstig, Decd.
Barker James Gdn. Cha A Nora Barker Minors
Blattner, Chasy Admr Henry Heider, Decd.
Critics. Adde Gdn Mary and Molie Critics
Critics Myrtle Gdn. Clarence n Critics, Minor.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY r. 1915
CLppard Gdn. Christina Haase, Insane.
Dickn1an Mary, Gdn. Ida and Lydia Dckman Minors.
Drum ThOs D.. Trustee Mary Drum. Cripple
Daumc c. +. W. Administrator Herman Daume Deceased
Engehart, Joseph G,ln. lda Margaret Pckl Minors.
Fentge Theo- T. C.. Gdn Clara c. FIentge Minor.
Grossheder, IIy~ Gdn, Gustav Gros hcider Minor
Hinck Geo, Executor Frederick Hinck, Deceaser
Houck, J. H and Inc w Davis Adms Richard A. Davis
Jones J. F. Gdn Minors
"WEDNESDAY. FEBRUARY Is 1918
Jaeger Chas. B.. ClpparG Decd.
kanfmann Otto and Albert Exrs. George Decd.
Keller, Maria Administrative Fritz Keller,
Kinder Rnbt T. Gdn Lorenzo Andrew Kinder Minors
Medley, J. s Gln. Mabel Smith
Medley J. s. GIn. Do!ie HcksOn. Fry. Minor.
Medley, J. S, Cdn. Myrtle " ord Freor.
Medley J. and W G. Gns Joseph T. Adac Medley Insane.
Miller oiI!e fi@n. Edwal! Louise Nj 'e. Minor.
Mcclure, f. A. Albert H. N Cuie
THURSDAY. FEBRUARY A. 1@1S
Macke. Hy. W. Executor Henry P. Ahrens Decd
Meier Fred Meier Executors H. A. Meier Decd
Morton, Guy Can. sui" Norton Minor.
NCun"}er. A. f., Admr, Hy. c. Neun. YER Deed,
Oberhcde +. W Gdn Anna Macke Iusaac
Obarhcde F. W. Gdn G. Obernann. Insane
ObarniI er Lena. Ain?x. Eugene Ob2rmllcr. Decd
Pr'ther, Mar L. Gon Stewart Paier, Mixer
Reynolds J. \. Eobt F.. Exr=. alley Reynolds Decf
FRIDAY FEBRUARY b.
lIlu, !. 4. Aonn:. Jacob ,au Deed.
Stevenson. julius, Cdc. J. Steven on Insane
Schle%el. VIM. GIn. John Schlegcl. ina-
sH"r Holm \. G&a, Arthur c. and AT Kindr Minors
':'@h. N u. ifn X yIo Phiips Minors
~ @ri, Eji an Serbia s,a K 5r,i Minors
i-n..s. !A.fi i. CIn Tho; A. Qu.c Minor
Short, Katie, Gin. Matte Vcrnicl Tc!4 Minor.
s, ""'. = Wn. T. Exr. Marie Schacfe" Decd.
|'HaG:hut2 Bon Z. ;iiH. Clpnlrd Minor.
N@:te3!ir@. Al% C.-\dmr Albert Vascrng. Decd
N2i man. II!. Cin. Henry F. Wa!man Minor
Nj'lcr, Martin H., Gdn Ulrich Insane
Wilkinson. L. H.. Ainr. r. T. Wilkinson, j Decd
VESSEL, VIM H. Exr.. Henry Vessel. Decd
wis Grove 8. 3rtrnr. r. f. wills
/orn. Norris. F., Gin EberharIt F. /a~n Minor
W. C.
Clerk Probate