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The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
F--7-------------- Census Bureau GiiUes Ont Cotton Statistics
By Associated Press

Washington November 15.-Cotton consumed during October amounted to 494,745 bales of lint and 61,513 of iinters, compared with 40i.325 of int and 4S,S64 of linters in Ortober last year, the census bureau announced today.
 Cotton on hand Octoner 31 in con suming establishments vas 1.404,9S! i bales of lint and 159.121 bales of lintrrs compared with Yi1.4SO of lint and 225,063 of linters d year ago, and in public storage and at com- presses, 4,9S1, 1856 bales of lint and 2l;t7G tf linters. compared with . 132,967 ei lint and S4O,63S of iinters a year ago.
 Imports were 31,269 bales, com pared with 1S,S25 in October last year.
 Exports were S74,51O bales inelud ing S,1;9 bales of linters, compa. ed with 1S,S25 bales, including i 7O9 of lintcrs in October last year.
 Cotton SD ndles active during De- tober numbered 34.255,522. compared with 33.771.9SS a year ago.
 Statistics for cotton-growin states for October are:
 Consumed, 297,57S bales, compared with 244,552 in October last year.
 On hand October 31 in consuming establishments, 7S5,54S bales, com pared with 407,O47 year ago. and in public storage and at congresses A. 674,227 bales. compared with 3,S0S,- 637 year ago.
 Spindles active, 15,436,576. com pared with 16,031,S49 a year ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
BOTTOM OUT OF HOGS
By Associated Press

Buffalo, N. Y, November 15.- Prices of hogs on the East Buff falo live stock market today sold at the lowest prices since January 2S, 1916 Heavy grades brought as low as cents. The top price for pigs was to SHc a pound, live weight.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
Cheap Argentine
 Wheat Depresses
 Chicago Grqin Pit
By Associated Press

Chicago November 15.-Reported sales of new Argentine wheat at 6 cents a 9bnshel under the cost of United States wheat had a depressing influence today on the wheat mar ket here. Prices closed unsettled, F to 275 cents net lower. Corn finished unchanged to 3s cents high CT; oats down 9s e 1sc and provisions varying from 21ac decline to soc ad- vance.
 Right from the start. the wheat market showed a decided leaning to the bear side, with attention of traders focusing largely on Argen- tina and Australia owing to the near approach of harvest in the southern hemisphere. Crop conditions in both the countries named were reported as favorable and this circumsta nce ap peared at least temporarily to out weight altogether the serious com plaints of drought in Kansas and elsewhere southwest. Scantiness of domestic receipts failed also to at tact much notice. Under such cir cumstances, announcement that Ar genuine wheat for January February shipment had sold in Europe today far cheaper than United States wheat proved decidedly effective against the bulls. Covering by shorts here, how ever, led to something of a rally at the last.
 Brisk export call for corn, with sales totalling 100000 bushels for today and yesterday, helped to give firmness to corn. Gossip was cur rent, too. about government plans for assistance in financing the carrying of the corn crop. Oats. though, re- flected the weakness of wheat.
 Provisions flQctuated in line with hog values. All deliveries of lard and ribs touched the lowest prices yet this season but subsequently rallied.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
LIBERTY BONDS By Associated Press
NAVAL STORES

Savannah, November 15.-Turpen- tine firm. TAG; sales. PAS; receipts. 561 shipments, 779; stock, 10.397.
 Resin firm; sales, S39; receipts 2,S17; shipments. 1.427; stock, 92.319. Quote: B, 4.15; D, E, s4.20; F. G, S4.171s 20; H. s420; I. s420@ { 22is; K. s4.70@4.75; M. s5.10: N, S5 .S0@5.4o; WIG. s5 50; wv. s5. 60.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
SUGAR MARKET Ry Associated Press

New York, November 15.-There were no changes in the local raw sugar market with centrifugal quoted at 4o6 to 4.11c. The only sale was lot of 5000 tons of Cubas by the committee to the United Kingdom at IA shillings and 6 pence eff.
 In raw sugar futures trading was light and prices showed little varia- tion, closing unchanged to four points net lower under scattered local sell ing. Final bids: December 2.3Sc;
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
March 2.29c; Mav 2.3sc; July 2.4sc.

March 2.29c; May 2.3sc; July 2.4Sc.
 The market for refined was un. changed at 5.20 to 5.3oc for fine granulated with a fair local inquiry reported. Refined futures were nom- inal, closing unchanged with Decem- Der at 5.5Oc and March and May at 5.30c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
Hubbard Bros. & Co.

Members New York Cotton Exchange, Neu Orleans Cotton Exchange, New York Pro. duee Exchange. Associated Members Liverpool Cotton Association. Ordcrs so- licited for the purchase and sale of Coston and Cotton Seed Oil for future delivery. Special attention and liberal ter,ns given for consignment of spot cotton for ds- livery.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
EAST ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK
MONEY MARKET Rv aSshctafadp A prasa

New York, November 15.-Call money easy. High, per cent; low, 1 per cent ruling rate. per cent; closing bid. 8 per cent; offered at 4 per cent; last loan, 1 per cent. Call loans against acceptances, Az per cent. Time loans steady; so days, | per cent; 90 days. 5A@ @5ls per cent; six months, .5A @51s per cent. Prime mercantile paper, 5A @5h per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
LIVERPOOL COTTON
By Associated Press

Liverpool, November 15.-Cotton, spot quieter; prices steady. Good middling, 11.62d; fully middling, 11.22d; middling, 10S2d low middling, 9.52d; good ordinary, 777d; ordinary. h02d. Sales, 1000 bales 4000 Ameri- can Receipts, 24,000 bales. 1S,100 American. Futures closed steady. November, 10.62d; December. 10.59d; {; January, 10.5sd; March, 10,53d; May, 10.4Sd; July, 10. 40d; September. 1O14d
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
METAL MARKET


 New York, November 15.-Copper firm; electrolytic, spot and nearby, 1874 @13%c; later, 1874 @1S1s Tin easier, spot and nearly. s2S62; flu, lures, 2S.75 Iron steady, prices un- changed. Lead steady; spot $4.70. Zinc steady; East St. Louis delivery, spot, s4.75. Anthony spot. s4.75 O ,.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
CHICAGO GRAIN
PRODUCE

By Associated Press
 New York, November 15.-Butter steady; creamery extras, 45@456c; creamery firsts, 37@44c. Eggs firm; fresh gathered firsts, 5S@64c. Cheese steady; average run, 21c.
 Chicago, November 15.-Butter higher; creamery extras, 44iac; firsts, 612 @431sc. Eggs unchanged.
 Chicago, November 15.-Poultry. alive lower; fowls, 12@21lac; springs, 1Sc; turkeys, 35c; roosters, 15c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
PORT MOVEMENT

By Associated Press
 New Orleans: Middling, 16c; re- ceipts, 7,S27; exports, 12,799 sales, 1,026; stock. 427 ,0S2.
 Galveston Middling, lie; receipts, 17S03; exports, SPA; sales. 662; stock, 470,233.
 Mobile: Middling, 15. SOC; receipts, Ill; sales, S3; stock, 19,443.
 Savannah: Middling, 16c; receipts, i.60O; sales, 445; stock. 1SS.02S Charleston: Receipts. 250; stock, 1S9.355
 Wilmington: Middling. 16c; re- eeipts, 360 stock. 29,197.
 Texas City. Stock. 7.6S2.
 Norfolk: Middling. 16c; receipts, 2.493; exports. 1,o59; sales, $40; stock 112,012
 Baltimore: Stock. 3,371.
 Boston: Middling, 17c; stock, $500. Philadelphia; Receipts, 619; stock, IL, ,45S.
 New York; Middling, IT, 05c; stock, 120,96O
 Minor ports; Stock, 3,927.
 Total today: Receipts, 3S,566; ex- ports, 22,5S2; stock. 1.5SS,551.
 Total for week: Receipts, 90,17S; exports. 61,199. Total for season.; Receipts, 2,63O,- 541; exports, 1,997,4S7.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
COFFEE MARKET D. a........4I D..

New York, November 15.-The mar ket for coffee futures was steadier today on a renewal of near month support and scattered covering in the later months. The opening was points lower to points higher, near months being relatively easy, but there was a demand for December on the decline to S,30c or about 45 points from the recent high record. and the general market soon did better. De- cember sold up to S.45c while March advanced from 7.94c to S.10c, and the close wash within few points of the best, showing net advances of to 10 points. Sales were estimated at about 2S.000 bags. December SAC January S35c; March S.06c; May 7.95c; July 7.S3c; September 7.74c.
 Spot coffee was reported quiet at s5sc for Rio Is and 11% to 12Ac for Santos As. Owing to. the holiday in Brazil very few fresh offers were received. but those reported from Santos were a shale higher, the low est being Santos 3s and 5s part bour- bons at 11.15c American credits. Ow- ing to the holiday there were no quo- tations from Rio.
 The official cables quoted Santos futures 25 reis lower to 50 reis high CT. Receipts at the two Brazilian ports were 45.00O and rJnndiahy re- ceipts 24.000 bags.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
POTATOES
By Associated Press

Chicago. November 15.-Potatoes steady; Wisconsin, bulk. s1.S5@2.05; sacked, $175@2; Minnesota sacked, s1.75@1.95 cwt.; bulk. s1..S5@2; Mich isan. bulk S1.90@2.10; Minnesota and North Dakota. bulk and sacked, Red Divers. s160@1.70 cwt
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
LONDON MONEY

London November 15.--Bar silver. SSssd per ounce. Money F per cent. Discount rates: Short bills. per cent; months bills, per cent.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
NEW YORK BONDS

U. S. 2s. registered. bid ......"... 10oN U. 2s coupon, bid .....,....,..... 1O0st 1 U s, 4s registered bid ............ 104A i U. S. 4s coupon. bid ........ ..... HOAX Panama ss. registered, bid ... ... 76l5 Panama Ss, coupon, bid ........,.. 76h Amer. s. x Ref. 5s ................ S4% Amer. Tel. X Tel. cv. 6s ........... 1O5A AtsIregep Atehison geP. As 4s .. ....:......... SEA-
 Atlantic Coast Line 1st 4s bid S0& Baltimore X Ohio cv. 4as ......... 728 Bethlehem Steel ref. 6s, bid ....... S1 Central Leather 5s ................ 93 Chesapeake X Ohio cv. 5s ..,....... sax C., NJ. X St, P. cv. las ........... 64& C., R. l. X r. Ky. ref. As .......... 74k | City of Paris 6s, bid .............. 96
 Colorado & Southern ref. A IS ...... S2
 Denver X Rio Grande con. Is, bid ~ 7OH Dominion of Canada 5s u93D ...... 94h l Erie gen 4s .......... ............ g3& 1 Illinois Central ref. Is. bid ........ 7s
 Int. Mer. Mar; 6s ,....-...... S6 Kansas City Southern ref. 5s .... S0i5 | Liggett X Myers 6s ............... S9h 1 L. X N. un. Is .......,............ S5h M., K. X T. 1st 4s ...............l 6Sh | Missouri Pacific gen. 4s .......... 5Sh New York Central deb. 6s ........ 93& Norfolk X Wesern cv 6s ......,.... 103 Northern Pacific As -............. S0h Pennsylvania gen. bs .............. 91% Reading gen. As -,............. 79% Republic Iron X Steel 5s G940) 3. S97s St. L. X San Fran. adj. 6s ........ 6Ss i S. A. L. adj. 5s ................... .. IS
 Southern Bell Te1 5s ........... 9O4 Southern Pacific cv. 5s. bid ..... SIX southern Railway 5s ..,.,..,...... S6h Southern Railway gen. fs .......... 60H Texas & PacifIs list 5s .........,... s5% Union Pacific 4s ................ S5 United Kingdom of c. B. X Ireland I, eisSg .''''.'''., ..'t''..'s Sd
 wabash list 5s .,..s,............. sS& Wilson & Co., cv. 6s .............. ss
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
BAR SILVER

By AssOclated Press New York, November 15.-Foreign bar silver. 67Ac; Mexican dollars, 51 hc.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
DRY GOODS MARNET


 New York November 15.-Cotton goods were quiet today with some casing reported on print cloths and other unfinished goods. Yarns were dull and easy: silks generally quiet. Dress goods were being bought for spring in moderate quantities. Bur laps continued easy.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
RICE MARKET

5y AssOCIated Frtss
 New Orleans, Novem Der 15.--Rough rice dull. Sales reported. 479 sacks blue rose at 2.76c. Receipts, 5.S07 sacks. Millers' receipts. same. Clean ice dull. Sales reported. 91 pockets Honduras at 5hc; 1866 pockets blue rose at 37s CA 1-16c. Receipts. 5.l40 pockets. Bran, per ton. $f1.5eM 13; polish, per ton, $20.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
COTTON SEED OIL

New York, November Io.-Atter de- clining to points under scattered liquidation. cotton seed oil firmed up with lard and closed with a net gain of 9 poims on active deliveries. Local shorts were the principal buyers, Sales, S0,4oo barrels. Prime crude 6.75c sales; prime summer yellow, spot, 7.75@S.30c; December s.09c; March, S.44;, and May, S.65c. all bid.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
INTERIOR MOVEMENT


 Houston Middling, 16, ,65c; receipts, 15,930; shipments. 15,SSS; sales, 5.S11; stock, 2S0,1S5.
 Memphis Middling, 1Sc; receipts, o,5O9; shipments. 6,251; sales. 800; stock, 271669.
 Augusta: Middling, 15.75c; re- ceipts, 3.09S; shipments. 1,t52; sales, 553; stock, 150,636 St Louis; Middling, 1sc; receipts 1O,S2O; shipments, 9,534; stock, 26,753. Atlanta: Mddling, r. 15c.
 Little Rock: Middling, l7.50c; re- ceipts, LOLA; shipments, l,ooS; sales SS2. stock. 49.S21.
 Dallas: Middling. 16c; sales 2,SS7. Montgomery: Middling, 10 .b3c' sales, l2.
 Total today: Receipts, s7,366; ship ments, 29,623; stock, TT9,O6a.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
SPOT COTTON
By Associated Press

New Orleans, November 15.-Spot cotton, steady 25 points lower; sales on the spot 662 bales to arrive 364. Low middling 13.50c; middling 16.00c; good mlddling 17.00c; receipts 7,327; stock 27,0S2.
 New York, November 1S.-Spot cot ton quiet; middling 17,05c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
SPOT COEFEE

New York. November 15.-Coffee Rio No. z. S%c
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
NEW ORLEANS COTTOl

New Orleans. November 15,--The cotton market closed steady at points up to IS nointS down.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-11-16
CASH GRAIN Rv AsGnciafaI Prasa


 Chicago, November 15.-Wheat. no sales. reported. Corn No. ? mixed, 4712 O 4Sc; No. 2 yellow, 4S@4SAc. Oats, No. 2 white, l35 Q S6c; No. 8 white 1h @S51ac c. Rye No T, nominal bar ley. 56@ 59c; Timothy seed $4.50@ $5.50 Clover seed S12@$1S; Pork nominal lard nominal; ribs $6Q$I St. Louis, November 16.-Wheat No. ? red, $1.19S No. 8. $1.0S@s1.12; De- cember s1.O65s May sr.O5ss.
 Corn, No. white, 4S1sc; December 45hcy May 50Ssc.
 oats No. white, sSAc; December S216c: May 37c.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-17
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.


Pauline waither to wilhelm wal.
ther. 81.
27s2 Ontario rd NV, square 25ss,
lot 41s-wendeil M. Reed ct ux.
Margaret o.. to Edwin s. Brous-
sard, $40.
33i II st ne. square TT, lot 4s-
II. Rozier pulany. jr.. r. Preston
Shealey and Nina ]. Thomas, trus-
tees, to Thomas Regan ct ux. Katie.
ss.25o.
South Dakots ave pe, between
Girard and Hamlin SITS, square 4341,
tlot 10, Woodridge-Anna H. Littell
TO Walter b. Lydenberg ct ux. Har-
riet l.. slo.
Orren st ne, between Morse and
Neal SITS. square 1867. lot IS. Trini-
dad-Max J. Stevens. ct ux. Maude.
to Helen w. Luckett, $40.
North Of Shepherd st. east of 14th
st. square 1898. lots rs to So: also
lot 1e2-T. Earl Cox ct ux, Mar
garet NJ, to Clarence II. Small, SO
st NV. between 4th and 5th SITS,
square SIS. part lot 5-Albert n.
Conrad weisenborn to George r.
Carlisle. SO.
North OF Pennsylvania ave. east
| OF 18th st sc. SQUARE 1917. lot 81
Katherine Douglas to Elizabeth s.
Gladman, $40.
| North of Shepherd st, west OF
Georgia ave. square 2sos, lot Il,
North Columbia Heights-Lawrence
Wilson to Mary L. Wilson. IS.
Nichols ave se, between Tren on
pl and Sterling st Sc. square 900
lot 43, addition to Congress Heights
ALFRED L. Thomas ct ux, Mary G..
to George A. Keough ct ux. Five
n. SO.
1911 Union Ut sw. square sos. lot
105-Frank w. Tucker ct ux, Mary
c., to Bertha Brooks, SIC.
Hamilton rd sc, the Ridge. part
tract and lot s: Birches Venture
part tract and lots 2, 3 and 4-Johr
Gutman to Anna f. Gutman. SO.
| 5th st Sc. between d and e SITS
square s2l. part original lot IL
Robert s. Bains to Mary A. Weld.
ley, $40.
Chevy Chase and Mount Airy
part tracts-Harold e. Doyle anc
William l.. Miller, trustees, to Ed.
ward ]. Stellwagen. $500.
1928 "A st sw, square SAC. lot 8;
Richard b. Fones to Randall p
Fones, $40.
1882 IA st sw, square 5i6. lot Z.
Thomas ]. Horrigan ct ux, Ethe
NJ. to Rsndol p. Zones. sle.
Dahlia st NV. between 18th anc
18th SITS. square 277s. lot IS. Six
teenth Street Heights-George E
sartwell ct TX. Margaret p, {,
United States OF America. sl!lss. 81
2l42 Ward pl NV, square 20. 10
l31-Abby r. Howland to Kate 7
Csrlisle. $40.
North of Reservoir 1t. west o
3sth st NV, square south Of 1912
lots /, and 3-Henry E. Patterson
ct ux. Elizabeth ". to Anton T
Contella, SO.
South of Princeton st. west of 7ti
st NV. square 3032, lot 32-Lewis E
and Lewis T. Breuninger to Henr,
l.. Breuninger. $500.
North OF U st. west Of NichoI
ave Sc. square $40. lot 80. addi
tion to Anacostia-Maurice B. Kor
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North ofIPrincetonl pl. east Of 7th
~ NV. square 30s4. lot 25l. Pleas
ant Plains-Sophia l.. Bussius to
Bernard H. Friediander ct ux. Ada
F., $40.
North of Princeton pl; west Of 7th
st NV, square 3os1. lot 25s, Pleasant
r. Howenstein to
Lee o. Beck ct ux, Bertha H., $40.
II 14th st Sc, square 1886, lot 81
Isaac Kushner ct al. to George w.
Click ct ux, Ellen. SIC.
1905 G st NV. square 2ss. west
half original lot 1s-Joseph sper-
ling ct ux. Minnie, to Sophia r.
Harris, $40.
Concord ave NV, between North
Capitol and 1st SITS, square 33ss. lots
Al and 42-Guaranty Trust Com
pany to John r. Haislip. s1o.'
South Oh K st, east of 18th st Sc.
square 1855, lot 2S-Ethel NJ. Rutty
to Burns A. Stubbs ct ux, Edna M,
$40.
1884 u st NV. square 274, lot III
Jessie Z. Neill to Julia p. II. Cole
man. $40.
766 Lamont st NV, square 2ss2.
lot 70. Mount Pleasant and Pleasant
Plains-Belle z. Penn to Joseph r.
Holland ct ux, Mary E., SO.
1405, 14o7 and 1903 Good Hope
I'd Sc, square 5767, lots ao5, sos. 3o7
and part lot 30i. Uniontown-
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man ct ux, Dora. to Harry Q. Hegy
and walter L. simpson. sft.
New Hampshire ave nv. between
corcoran and r SITS. square 1s5.
lots 14e. 147 and l4s-Marie c. Lehr
to Eileen c. Hines. $40.
414 Franklin 1t NV, square sis'
lot ss--Arthur Neuman ct ux. Fay
L., to Ella Neuman, $40.
North of Taylor st. east Of Sd st
NV. square 331s. lot s7--Elner 4.
Miller ct ux, Ala D., to Grant l.
Reddish and Matte Reddish.
1s4s Park I'd NV. square 2ses. lot
sS5, Mount Pieasant-Joseph T..
Daily to Annie ID. and Charles w.
Downing, SIC.
Grant st ne, between t2d and 44th
st. square 5os3. lots 1s and ~. Hill
brook-Rebecca J. Breeden ct al. to
James 8, and Huida p. Taylor. SIC.
2o27 .Fisgler Ut NV, square 31is.
lot 55, addition to LeDroit Park
Harriet Tapp. trustee, to Raymond
X. AcConchie ct ux, Irene B.. s5.-
500.
211l 8 st NV, square 2532. lot
~, Connecticut Avenue Heights
American Security and Trust Com
pany, trustee, to Katharine r. Ell
more. $4,000.
5i3 sth st ne, square ssi. lot l1s
.-Domenieo Tore, trustee, TO will
lam Neuland, $40.
1881 Rhode Island ave NV, square
1872, lot ss-I-illy b. Chisolm TO
Sarah Warwick. s1e.
South Of v st. east OF Sd 1t ne.
square 35s3. lot 81. Center Ecking-
ton-Hamilton r. Coleman to VAL
entine ]. Telma, 31e.
sos p st NV, square 47S, lot 81
Edwin H. Bond ct uK, Rachel R..
to Julia Hoxie, SO.
2s G st sw, square east Of s43.
lot 4s-Allan K. walker and Will
lam NJ. Hoffman, trustees, to Ar
thur r. Brandes, $500.
52i 2eth ut NV, square south Of
lo4, lot 2s-Thomas b. Dalton ct
ux. to Hattie v. Parker, SO.
r st NV. between 18th and 18th
SITS. the Hawarden and Gladstone
apartments, squsre 2e7. lots 6. los
and 1os-Barry Bulkley to James
H. Baden and William r. Baum. ,lU
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BUILDING PERMITS

street northwest; lot is;. w
is7. Value. tSet.
gesI-To p. Il. Hefner: TO err
private gsrsEe. at rear Of 1891 n
Capitol street; ]ot II, souars ieI
Value, sfee.
Gssi Ito oppenhsiner Deps}
ment Store: to Install elevator
southwest corner OF EiEhth and
streets northwest: lots II TO
square 4s7. Value. st.eee.
Ss5s-T. n. L Ssnsbury Co. Inl
to install elevator at ltis 1 str@
northwest; lot st2. square q
Value. ss.eet.
Ses4-To y. r. saul: TO erect q
Ace or storage shed st itia ! sire
northwest; square 2le.
BeSg-To y. q. Carpenter: to 4
/ stall elevator at 724 Seventeen
street northwest; lot q. square II
Value. $500.
5oss-To J. r. Hawkins: for =
pairs. alterations. etc. TO l3ee
street northwest: lot is3. squs
237. Value, tI.eee.
Se55-To II. Flicker; TO erect pi
vste garage at rear Of 60 Ada
4 tHNNA heNNu"tsNF AON saH sNe@Nt
Value. t2eo.
bo5t TO Mrs. n. SullivsfN
erect private garage at rear Of
West street northwest: lot q
square SIS. Value. s25o.
5o5s-To L. A. Jschokovski;
erect private garage at rear Of
Fifteenth street northeast; lot II
square 4543. Value. s1eo.
Stse-To A. La Mama: for I
pairs. alterations. etc, TO fss Pen
sylyania avenue northwest: lot Y
square ttl. Value. $50.
sesl-To =. Thurn: to erect fes
st rear Of 27et Good Hope ro
southeast: lots aI4-1s, sous
s-Ss32. Value. sIas.
Stsa-To L. r. sehwenk: to err
private garage At rear OF l57f
street northwest: lot SIS. square
Value. s1oe.
5es3-To N. Rreps; 20 erect si
at 2s3e p street northwest; lot
square Sc.
The Washington herald., 1921-03-17

to Mildred & Malyina Appleton.
Bond. $4,000. Hoehiing, Peelle q
ogilby, attys.
Est Hannah S. Eyerhart. Order
admtg will to prob 4 grntg let test
to Edmund ]. Hickey. Bond. 500.
]. Enos Ray. atty.
Est Charles f. schwarzenbach.
Order authorizing sale of drug
store. whitford & Schuldt, attys
Est Theodore FrIebus. Order au-
thorizing exr to pay s4.17s.0s over
to Bonnie X. Drake, said sum be-
ing due her as proceeds of real est.
]. w. whiting, atty.
Est Anna May Beuchert. Will
filed dated February Is, 1921.
= Es Sarah Hall Johnson. supple
mental pet for prob of will hled. j
Morrill, Chamberlain. atty.
Est Stilson Hutchins. Order OF
pub Of trial Of issues. Henry Z
Davis & Chas. II. Merrillatt. attys
Est Lucius f. Gridley. Will fled
dated Sept 1S 1914.
Law suits Filed.
654I2 William IL. Ives vs. Richard
n. Tucker. Appeal. Deft attys
Mawhinney & Gardiner.
65413 Boss & Phelps VS. c. B. Hite
Appeal. Deft atty. II. A. Hegarty.
654l4 Eugene b. Clark ct al Vi
Lillian Lichterman. Acct 500. Pit
atty, p. y.
654l5 Burlington Apt House VS. T
Roland Wilkerson. CertiOrari. Def
attys. Neehan & O'Neill.
65416 Edna Fellows VS. Isabel:
Robson. Damages 5000. Pit
atty. f. c. r. Humphries.
654l7 Franklin p. Nash VS. Henr,
A. Shugart. Declaration in eject
ment. Pitt attys. Williamson 4
Clagett
EqsIty Suits Filed.
3SS27 Frank +. A. Felker VS. Geo
NJ Emmerich ct al. Bill to substi
tute trustee. Pity atty. J. A. Maidel
asses John NJ. Shippen VS. Eliza F
Shippen ct al. Bill for a partition
Pitt attys. Behrend & StrasburgeI
3ss2s Lucy v. Knott VS. Harvey M
Knott. Bill to sell real estate. Pit
| attys. Fleharty & Easily Smith.
u. =. SUPREME COURT.
Adjourned until today at /
o'clock.
The call for today will be as fol
lows: Nos. 205. 21o. 212 (and 213)
142. 221. 223, 224. 225. 22s and 23l.