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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-07-21

NEW YORK-Money on call. both clax,es
for lending and renewing. ''"'
Money brokers today called the demand
loan market "soft' At I per cent the r@
newai HSurs. indicating the expsctstien OF q
possib!s lower hsurs before the close Of The
day. The money market r ss q whole wss
time funds was 1 per cent and the maxiinnm
4A per cent. Prime mercantile pa per ruled
loan auotation. Prime bank scceptsncss
were dull al unchanged quotations. The cali
loan rate on sceeptsnces held At 81 per
cent.
PHILADELPHIA Call, Az Der cont,
t!mc, 4h to 4ta per cent; commercial pa ner
three to six months. ~ to +h per cent.
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Boston Wool Market

Boston. July - The Commercial hu'e-
TN Of Boston VIII say tomorrow; ,.
THE demand for wool has not been tarss
this week, but there has heen some Dus,nesS np''
done at prices which are holding hrn1, CON,
t. rod with the rates rullnz last week a
lille buying IL reported in the country, nut
seneraIIy growers are unwilling 10 accept
Interest, # course. has c"h'erod on tho
openiuR Of uGhtwr. GIT goods, Chleili ny lhe
hnnri",n WuO'cu Company, which mas
named relatively iuw prices on w3fstel
goods and prices about on parity with 'he
wooI market on woOen goods
London opened hru on al dnscrIptiohs;
and slightly dearCr on the continental styleu
"'"MohaIr is in light supply and prices on
the finer counts are worry strong.
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Raw Sugar Market

New York. July 2l.--The ra" sugar mar
ket was 0uiet early today. The undtr,one
was a little easier, with spot Cubas offered
at 3 ll.lG cents cost and freight, equal TO
40 cenra for centrifugal
There was renewed selling In raw sugar
futures during the early operations, with
prices selling to y points b." 10" the pre-
viuus close. Near midday there was Il
rally Of 8 to I points on covering,
The market for refined sugar was frmor
and prices were unchanged 10 2" points
higher. with nne sranuated nov quoted
from $50 70 $40 cents, Refined futures
we're nominal
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Authorized Railroad Financing

Washington. July 2l-The Washington,
Rrandywina and Lookout Railroad Company.
now engaged in constructing a line Of rail-
road IN NaIylanI, received authority from
10 issue and cell at par si3i. 900 In new
stock, The funds from sale Of the securi-
ties will be used to continue constructions
operations. (
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PHIIADEI.PHIA BONDs
MoNEY.LENpIN0 RATES

Total. $50. 900. compared with s72,75O yes.
day. Thus far this week, S309 $50
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London Metal Market

London. July 81 STANDARD coprer, SPOT
spot. ITO los; futures, f72. Tin, spot,
fl57 e. 8di futures, ne7 rs ga LsisS, zinc
spot, f2a 12s 3D. futures. t29 q.
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ACTIVE BIDDING
FOR WAR BONDS
Government Issues Recover
Levels Near Highs of
Previous Week.

NEW YORK, March 27.-Active
bidding for our own government de-
partments most Of which got back to
las week. was the feature in to-
days market Trading elsewhere
on the list lacked its usual brisk
ness in a majority of the depart
ments. and. while some issues con-
tinued forward. declines in others
left the whole market in Uncertain
position. When today's averages
are completed very little change
will be shown from Saturdays lev
els. with the chances that they will
reveal a slight decline about even
with those that the change will he
gain. Business among the I'M
listed issues, dealt in over the coun-
ter at the various bond houses.
turned dull today with the falling
OF OF inquiries.
Saturdays lively rise in the Swiss
SIS, which are the recognized leader
of the neutral group. to still an
other new record high of 1909
opened way today for some selling
and that bond fell as low as 1lsis
before close Of the market. Changes
elsewhere in the foreign department
were not particularly slBnlnCdnt.
with a mixture of fractional gains
and losses. French 7As closed on
Saturday at 1924. but virtually all
sales today were made at a better
level. French municipals held their
previous levels. but were not offered
or sought with very great eager
ness and their price list at the close
Of market looked vary much like
Saturday.
Small-lot buying appeared TODAY
for both the Great Northern as and
the SIS. with prices fractionally
higher. but Katy's adjustment SIS, on
the other hand. were unable to re-
peat the gooG showing made by the m
Saturday. when new high ground was
broken at SIN. InterborouEh's re-
funding 5s most all sold above so.
where they had closed previously.
Convertible rail bonds and others fell.
as might have been expected with q
declining stock market. American
Telephone and Telegraph convertible
IS, for example. got as low as 1l3.
as against their high this month Of
1861. Hudhon and Manhattan's I'D
justments were actively bought
around their high for the year.
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BALTIMORE WEEKLY
LIVESTOCK MARKET

BALTIMORE. March 27-Cattle-
Receipts for week ended at noon
today. ais head against 2.667 last
week: 81 carloads for week: liberal
supply. market. CSC to SOC lower
and very dull on steers. Bulls about
steady Cows strong and 25c lower
Steers choice. s7.75aS.35: good
butchers. S7a7.5O: medium. s6ae.50:
common, s5a6: heifers. choice, $3.50
al; fair to good. $5.5oa6.5o: COM
mon to medium. s4.75a5.50; bulls,
choice. s5a5.25: fair to good,
s4.25a475: common to medium.
s3.25a4: cows. choice. S4.50a5; fair
to good. s3.5Oa425: common to me-
dunn. s1.50a3. Maryland and Penn
sylvania COWS generally 81 lower
than above quotations.
Sheep and Lambs-Receipts for
week ended at noon today. 1888
head. against 1851 last week: light
supply; market fairly steady. Sheep.
S3aS.75: lambs. $9a16.75.
HoEs-Receipts for week ended
at noon today. 1885 head against
1903 last week: fair supply: mar
ket higher. lights. sll.5O: heavy.
s11.1o. medium. S11.5o: pigs. sI1.2n:
Fight pig2 S1o.7S; roghus. s5.75a
SIS.
Calves-Reccipts for week ended
at noon today. SeS head against
1.2O2 last week. Liberal supply;
market dull and lower. Calves.
s4.50a9.50; extra. S9.75a10.oO.
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AUCTION SALES
THOMAS J. OWEN = SOW, -Aue.i.n..r..

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE uNIN-
proved building lots IN Chevy Chase Grove,
u: e. BY virtue Of seventeen certain deeds
OF trust duly recorded in III. 'Liber 44T4,
I, soi; tsl: Liner 4tse. folio 900; tO,
-: 90. Llber 44Bs, folio i63;. I8), LAber
$50; folio eos; IN. Liner ASS. folio so7;
.sn' LIber 4429. folio 43J: feD, Libcr 44T1,
falio los, respectively. OF the Land Records
OF the District Of Columbia and (l0l. a GER
IAN deed OF trust recorded amoag said Land
Records Mt lisa o'c.ocksa. M, on the 10Th
OF December. 1921: 1D. LIber Ass, folio
214: tl2l. Liner AGO, folio -: Qsl, Liber
1856, folio $50: (14D, Liber Ass folio 300
llo), Liner $685. folio 30; tl8D. Liber 451s,
folio 3s4, and M. Liner 437O. at folio 3o4,
respectively. said Land Records Of the DIS
trict Of Columbia, and ut the request OF the
marty secured thereby. will sell nj pub,
lie auction within the office fof Thos. J.
Owen 4 Son. 1881 St NV. on FRIDAY
THE 7TH DAY OF APRIL. 1877. AT
O'CLOCK r. NJ. the following described
land and premises situate in the District
OF Columbia and known and distinguished as:
III, Lots 81 and 30 In Square a0a5; t2).
lot in Block 200; (3), Lot in Block
e29l; ~. Lot % In. Block o2o1; C5D, Lot
32 In Block 220i; t6). Lots 10 and II in
BLOCK 22a3: "a. Lots 0 and 10. Block 22o4:
Isl. Lot 10 In Square 2o97: (o). the South
1884 feet front BIZ the full depth Of Lot
In Scare 1902. more particularly described
as To- .''Wss BeRlnnlng at the southwest cor
ner ~ said Lot !. and running then6e due
north along the east boundary line Of 10th
st NV. 04.3o feet. thence due east 100
feet. thence due south 1900 feet, thence
south 81 So IS" west 127.O2 feet to the
point Of beginning. containing 53t5. "a
SQUARE feet more or less GO). Lot 10 In
Block 23ln: IN. Lot II In Block 231O:
n2l. Lot is In Square a312; u3). Lot 40
In Block 1912. and 40. lot ~ In Square
2Sl2 in Fulton II. Gordon's subdivision Of
part Of tract Of land called Chevy
Chase Grove" District Of Columbia. as
said subdivision Is recorded In the Office 81
the Surveyor Of the District Of Columbia In
Rock 90. Page "a. Cl5). Lots 10 and 10 in
Square 2'2l: G6). Lot q In Block 2024. in
Fulton II. Gordon's subdivision OF part Of
a tract Of land called Chevy Chase Grove, "
''Resurvev on New Seat" yale" and Eel
lowship," District Of Columbia. as said sub
division is recorded In the Ofire Of the Sur
veyor Of the District OF Columbia In Rock
~, Page 81. and IN. Lot Z In Square a0a8
in Fulton Il. Gordon's subdivision of part Of
n tract Of land cRlled Chevy Chase Grove. "
District nf Columbia. as said subdivision Is
recorded IN the office Of the Surveyor Of the
Terms Of sale: One-third cash. one-third In
tereSt at per cent per annum, payable
semi-nnnuaIIv. and secured by n deed Of
trust upon the property sold. all cash at
purchasers option. 5000 deposit required on
each lot at time Of sale. Sale tn he closed
within thirty days or deposit forfeited.
Conveyancing. recording and revenue stamps
ut purchasers cost. J. II. GORDON, Trus-
tee
mhos 3O-ap1.4.6.I $50
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE COMMISSIONERS OF
the District Of Columbia. Washington, n.
C.. March 81. 1922 Notice IL hereby given
that the Commissioners Of the District Of
named improvements which are in their
Judgment, necessary for the public health,
safety and comfort. Assessments for one
half OF the cost OF the same will be made
as provided in public Act No. III, approved
August It'll, 1894. All persons Interested in
the proposed work are notified that the Com
missioners will give public hearing at the
District building on April 18th, 1922, at
ten o'clock a. M. in the Board Room Of the
said Commissioners, to any and all persons
who may desire to object thereto North
west Section: Set new granite curb on the
east side Of 18th Street. between Massa-
chusetts Avenue and Street at an esti-
mated cost Of $500 To be assessed against
all lots in Square 157 abutting said work
On both sides Of 18th Street, between
Massachusetts Avenue and p Street at an
estimated cost Of $500, to be assessed
against all lots In Square 157 and 1871 abut-
ting said work. On both sides Of p Street,
between 18th Street and Dupont Circle at
an estimated cost Of 500, to be assessed
against all lots in Squares 1856 and North
Of 1877 AUDITING said work. On the south
side Of II Street, between 18th Street and
18th Street at an estimated cost Of $3.50 to
De assessed against all lots in Square 1913
abutting said work. On the north side Of
Street, between 18th Street and 18th
Street at an estimated cost Of 81 go. to
be assessed against all lots In Squares 1872
and 207 AUDITING said work. Around Du-
pont Circle. east of Connecticut Avenue,
and streets interseeting' same at an es-
timated cost Of $3.50. to he assessed against
all lots in Squares 1l2, 1875, 1877. and North
Of 1877 abutting said work. On the south
side OF Massachusetts Avenue, between 18th
Street and Dupont Circle at an estimated
cost Of $3.50, to be assessed against all lots
In Square 1877 AUDITING said work. Set
8-x20" granite curb on the east side of
warder Street. between Quebec Street and
Rock Creek Church Road at an estimated
cost OF $500. to be assessed against all lots in
Square 1904 abutting said work. Construct
cement curb and lay cement 'sidewalk on
the east side Of Blair Road between Chest
nut Street and D. @. Line at an estimated
cost Of $500. to he assessed against ali
property abutting said work. Set curb and
lay cement sidewalk the west side Of
Mozart Place. from Fuller Street south.
ward to public school ground at an esti-
mated cost of 1904. to be assessed against
all lots in Square 2576 AUDITING said work.
Reset curb and lay cement sidewalk en-
both sides Of E Street. between North Capt.
toi streetsa and LIST Street at an estimated
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Furnished BY W. B. Hibb, Company
=.
Grains.

CHICAGO, March "T.-Wheat was
weak and lower early with May
down to around $l.2Slz. a new low
on the present downturn, and went
to around IL cents over the July.
There was persistent selling Of May
and buying Of July early. by housec
with Eastern connections. Local
traders were bearish and disposed
to press the selling side. but on
the breaks there was buying CT
scale orders which finally absorbed
the surplus in the pit and a rally
of over cents from the low point
was around noon or rather gem
eral short covering which found
offerings light and prices advanced
to well above Saturdays close
Liverpool closed 2&a3d lower and
Buenos Aires was off 2a2iz cents
early. but had little effect. re-
duction of 1.O77.OOO bushels in the
visible supply was about as eX-
pected. crop reports from the
Southwest continue more or less
mixed with few complaints of
green bug damage in Oklahoma.
At the inside figures today May
was off 6a10Ss cents from the high
of last week. and the rally around
noon was not surprising as the
technical position of the market
had been greatly strengthened by
the decline. Milling demand re-
mains slow. Germany credited with
buying liberal quantities of new
crop grain for deferred shipment
overnight.
oats sold down to new low
on the present downturn. Wheat
at the inside figure being 4ha5B
cents and oats 2ha2A cents from
high of last week, but an unex-
pected decrease of $4,000 bushels
in the visible supply of corn and
the rally in wheat led to short
covering which carried corn up
around l cent from the early low.
Sales of 100000 bushels corn were
male to Ego to store while the
shipping demand was slow. Oats
seeding is being delayed by con-
tinued wet and cold weather.
Provisions were affected by the
weakness in grains and a decline of
10al5 cents in hogs and ranged
lower. Trade was not large and
sentiment generally bearish.
FURNISHED BY W. B. Hibb, b Company
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CONTRACT MART.
DULL AND HEAVY;
WHEAT IS BEARISH
Scattered Liquidation and
Southern Selling on
Cotton Exchange.

NEW YORK. March 27.-There
was another dull and heavy market
for cotton contracts here today
with further scattered liquidation
and Southern selling the feature.
Liverpool cables were again better.
than expected. but they only had
temporary influence in the early
trading in holding the market
brief interval than about to s
points over Saturdays closing.
May then sold at l7.73. July l7l6.
and October 1888. When the latter
Liverpool cables began to come in
lower and II was seen there was
little new trade buying. despite
more unfavorable weather condi-
lions in the cotton belt to further
delay planting operations of the
new crop. there was a good deal of
liquidation for some OF the Wall
Street interests and also by local
trade commission houses. After
the closing cables were in New Or
leans turned a seller and with the
decline there followed by a Wall
Street house selling about 10000
bales of July contracts the mar
ket here slumped. to a level OF about
90 points from Saturdays final
prices.
This brought May down to l7h
cents, July 1896, October 1852. and
next December deliveries 90 1851.
From those prices there was a rally
of to 10 points during the late
afternoon. mostly on some proht
taking by local shorts and a moder-
ate amount of new buying by sew
eral of the LOCAL bull houses.
The Indications are for more
rains in most sections of the cot
ton belt tonight and tomorrow. 1t
was raining today all through the
Central and Eastern States. with
also some rain in Southern Texas.
At Liverpool cotton futures
closed quiet and barely steady in
sympathy with the decline in our
market here today with prices to
IL points under those of Friday
against but 3 to I decline due to
have met our closing prices of Sat-
urday. Spots there were in good
demand after the early decline OF
points to 1O.6Od for middling. with
the days spot sales again up TO
10000 bales. Liverpool and Jap
anese interests were moderate
buyers of cotton here during the
weak spots today.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DAVID A. PINE.
IN THE MUNICIPAL COrRT OF THE
District Of Columbia ]. 4. DUFF. nIrin-
IN. ". II. +. SOCK. Defendant. No. Asia
The object Of this suit Is to recover S6O7 IS
owing plaintiff nv defendant and TO have
Judgment nf condemnation Of certain prop.
prty of the defendant levied on under an at
t0chment isSrrd in this suit to satisfy the
nlaintiff'S claim. II is. therefore. this cath
dav Of March. 1922: ordered that the do
fen liant appear in this court on or before the
fortieth day. exclusive Of SUNDAYS and legal
holidays after the day Of the first tpublicn.
ton nf this order. IN defend this suit and
show cnuSR why said condemnation should
not 10 had: otherwise the suit will no nro-
reeded with as In case Of default. GEORGE
G. ATEAM. Judge. trne copy test.
ISenn BLANCHE NEFF, Clerk
mh2s-ap4.1 II 5lT
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INSURANCE.

49,.
FIRE. AUTOMOBILE. PLATE GLASS;. RTR.
glary insurance. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
1907 ". Y. ave. NV. Main 1855. Inquire
for Mr. Elliott
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r. T. BUSwELL.
Vice President.
+. ERMISH.
Asst. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn TO before
me this 25th day Of February. 1929.
(Seal.) II. NJ. Martin,
Notary Public.
Notary Public, Bronx Co. Clerks
No. 81. Bronx Co. Registers No So:
New York Co. Clerks No. 3S3. New
York Co. Registers No. 33O3: Ger
tificate filed In Bronx Co: Commits
sion Expires March 30. 1929.
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INSURANCE STATEMENT.
Statement of the Condition of tn
Provident Relief Association
OF WASHINGTON, ID. {

Of NAShlN6TON, ID. L.
On the 3lst day of December. 1921.
as required under the District Of
Columbia Code. amended June
80. 1902. and August IS. 1911.
Capital stock ...s2S. 100000
Capital stock.
paid up, in cash 100000
ASSETS.
Cash in office = .... s I.95397
Cash in bank. ..... 7.654.O2
Real estate. .... $685. so
Stocks and bonds omar
ket valueD ............. lO47O.I3
All other assets:
Furniture and fixtures. $4,000
Total assets............sS3.s3l.52
LIABILITIES.
Net unpaid claims. w s 3544O
Reserve as required by
lay law .;;,.:............ assoc %
All other liabilities:
Surplus ........... 6.9l412
Total liabilities. .....s63,s3l.52
Character OF business transacted
during the year 1921: Health, Ac-
Cident and Life Insurance
Amount OF risk assumed
during year 1S2l sl.65a.Ol3.OO
Losses sustained during
the year 1s21.......- 242,23S.7l
Money received during
the year l92l..... 532.ss3.5S
Expended during the
year 1921: 539.ISI.93
JOHN BROSNAN. Jr.
President.
l.. V. AVERY,
Asst Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn TO before
me this 2Sth day of February. 1922.
(SeaD
SIDNEY THOMPSON.
Notary Public
My commission expires December
%. 1925.
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Woodbridge.

WOODRIDGE-Charmi house Of seves
rooms and bath: detached: ami; garage;
lot. 50I15O: s.. 800. McKEEyER 4 GOss.
1905 Eve st. Main I752- 500
WOODBRIDGE. near X. I. ave.-S r. q b., s
por< mi. hdw. throughout: Al condition:
immed- pos. $4,000 wildman a Co.. 9Th
II nv
MASS. AVE-. BET m & 4TH sTS-Mod. a
I'm b:k: rental so mn s6.Oo0- JOHN
DONNTOF g SONS s14 Pa sye -
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.


REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
Southeast Central-Continued.
1srS T,~;s- 1so'
rms. b.; h.-w.h-, perfect condition;
\. Z. sipSsBuRr a CO.. i4,s I st. N. Sso..
BEAUTIFUL CORNER HoME NEAR 18th
= hs'.: ave; Sc; s,s s%s 4 bath; ga,
DAVID r BARRY. 1907 n 1t. Main 1901.
Col. I'd; 10 rms; bath: h--w.h.; gas and
ELECTRICITY: double garage rented at $40 per
month; screened and awnings: only $4,000
DAVID y. BARRY. 1897 ct. Main 1901.
$3.50
CAPITOL HILL
Thrpe-story, bay-window brick, containing
room. and ypath. heated nv furnace. At
trsetive termsNwM. n. SAUNDERS q CO..
i<ss Z st. NV. Main 1913.
$4,000.
Z ct. Sc. nr. Navy Yards rms . y.
$500.
G Of. &C.. cor. I rms. h.. hrick. gar.
4 WILDMAN & CO.,
} 9th and H SITS.
B ST. Mr. HOUSE OFFICE BLDG q
story basement: brick: II rms, s.:
h.w.h.. garage space: possession m 30 days
Price. 50. $50. wILDMAN q CO.. 9th and n.
Frank. Gi0a
tT.oaLsTH ST. sE.. JUST orr ~ I1NR.
tanning 3 rooms; cellar: furnace heat Pc
JOHN '. DoNoHoE q SONS.
t14 PennsJlvant. Avenue D. u
IA. AVE. BET. I?rH q 18TH: rm.:.
mod. good Tot. $500 JOHN '. DoNO.
HOE saNs. aii p. ave se.
d ST. Mr.. PA. AVE. s. Ell rooms 4
bath; fur. heat: so rent; $40 income
per month. $1,000: terms wILDMAN &
CO. 9th q Fl. n. 6loe.
$1,000
G ct. se-, near PA. .ve.-Brick: II :. . b.
S6,250
n. c. ave. S.. bet list & ID sta e. q b,
$500
81. Sc. bet. LIST 4 Ind r. q b.; h-wh.,
garage.
$4,000
~. &C.. nr. LIST r-Deep lot: a.. q b.
WIN. H. SAUNDERS & CO..
1888 ct. nv. "a
18th ST. Mr.. PA. AVE-, rms., mod
hrk. $3.50. John y. DoNOHoE 4
SOM. Sl4 Ps. ave. 80.
CAPITOL HILL-So. 800 Beautiful semi-de-
tached: rooms on floors: exceptionally
well located for Doctors office. at inter
section of two car lines; h.-w.h.; on lot IS
feet wide with garage space for four cars.
One Of the best butt houses In this section,
with every room outside. Terms. wM. 8.
PHILLIPS. 400 y. Y. ave. Main 1890
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
BTH ST. Q rms. mod. brk. dwE.
$4,000
PA. AVE, ur. Sd ct. $1,000.
7TH ST. Sc. nr. Navy Yard.
Colored. $500.
JOHN F. DONOHOE & SONS
S14 Pa. ave. se.
$3.50
Nor Gar. nrs. Sc. bet. LIST 4 ID str. 4 B..
$500
Est. Sc. be-. LIST & ed-sr. a b.; h.-wh:
garage.
$4,000
D st Sc. nr. Ist St-Deep lot. 3 r.. . b.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS & CO.,
1888 " st. nv.
A.OGO 18th ST. s ga 2-fam. brick
dwelling Of 4 rms. & b. each: front snd
back porches: terms. JOHN y. D0S0H0E &
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INSURANCE STATEMENT
Statement Of the Ce.difien Of the
CITY Of New York Insurance Co.
Of View York. n. n.

On the sist day OF December. 1891,
as required under the District OF
Columbia Code. amended June 30.
1903. and August Is. 1911.
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RIZPAH ELDON
SPIRITUAL SCIENCE.

MRS. J. y. MALTRy
SIT 10th At. ue.-DaiIy readings. 81. halt
hour: meeting Thursday. 2 n. m. message
to each. Phone lincoln Sn42 se1
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Central Southwest

~ ST sw-sEvERAL BRICKS: SIX
rnoms anG bath: good condition: terms
$40. A. y wILDMAS & CO.. 9th ,nd
n. Franklin sAO6. $50
o IT sw. s1.so. Bet. q n srs. Lsrxs
buildinx site for warehonSe PURPOSES ira-
proved by 50 house. Depth Of this lot VIII
PERMIT nf large warehouse being nIiH -
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INSURANCE STATEMENTS
Statement Of the Condition of the
Union Insurance Company
OF New Orleans, La

On the 3lst day OF December. 1921.
as required under the District of
Columbia Code, amended June so
1902, and August Is, 1911.
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Statement of the Condition of the
Aetna Life Insurance Company

Of Hartford. Conn.
On the slst dsy OF December. 1921
as required under the District OF
Columbia Code. amended June
30, 1902, and Aug Is, 1911.