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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-27
TIGERS WALLOP
INDIANS, GO INTO
THIRD POSITION
ATHLETICS SQUEEZED OUT
VICTORY OVER YANKEES:
RED sox BLAHKED sEnA.
TORS
fspeelal 10 4,he Cltlaenl

NEW YORK, June Detroit
Tigers, facing Cleveland Indians
in the first game of their pres
ent series, took one-sided con-
test from the Tribe, IL to 2. The
Bengals pounded trio of Indian
hurlers for a total of is safeties.
Tommy Bridges went the route
for the yictors, registering his
tenth victory of the season. The
win placed the Tigers in third
position, a half-game ahead of
Cleveland.
Not more than one run was
scored in any single frame during
the game between New York
Yankees and Philadelphia Ath-
leties, which was played under
lights. It was a tough pitchers
battle. both Inoundsmen allowing
only four hits. However, Bump
Hadley's wildness in walking
seven batters brought about his
downfall AS were able to score
one more tally than the Yanks,
and so they won, 3 to 2. It was
she first Athletic victory oveE
the worlds champions this sea-
son and their first win under
lights in the last six games play
ed at night.
Robert Moses Grove kept the
seven safeties he allowed so well
scattered that Washington Sena-
tors could not get a single run
ner across home plate. Aided by
two Nat errors and 10 hits, Bosr
ton Red Sox rode to a shutout
win, 8 to 0. The victory was the
seventh of the campaign for Lefty
Grove.
No other games were played in
either league.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1939-06-27
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Evening star., 1939-02-15
Chicago Livestock

sscss9 s:s asA;E 5:.
interest. Lamb trade was SLOW. but a
se hos o 'TSns op vas With Fooa
to ss 20 Ge9d S5oiippoun;d psskins
ysishts S66 st s7.i5 to s7.a5. Receipts were
Ssoasssd .s7 ssp sss sis fat in eesss;
s sjssS suS:s1 ss sfsds, s, xS1:s sela iao at
81 90 to With SELECTS so% eripsing
H.: .ss;5: ::.sy j
more on heavy bygtehers; tep, ss25; sSGd s0
s53-eso oIss pounds pSrnes eaos5o pound
butchers 1855: good 4oo-55o pound
packing sows. e.75-7lo: lighter weights,
. Cattle, 5000: calves, ! 900 largely fed
steer I,. and yearlins run; largest supply well
strong: instances shade higher Eastern
shippers showing more interest; top $50;
IT'S marset i ali other s' classes ASSES strone nn
cows acutely scarce especially cutter
grades. selling It 5.75 down to 4 30: most
>fat cows 6.00-1 90: with choice offerings
UP to $50: bulls strong to Is higher
weighty sausage offerings. 7.OO-7 81:
Zoo stocker Ieg ana d FEEDER nsde 2o se.Hey sIo,
steady: mostly 900 down to 750 more
steer beef in run than previously this week
Sheep. 1000; late Tuesday: killing
glasses steady to Is higher: lamb top
BIS: bulk under 95 pounds. 5000 a15
others. s.75-9.nn: top slaughter ewes
5.l5: best yearlings. 500; today's trade
SLOW: indications steady to strong: around
?.0-9.l5 on good to choice lambs: best
weak ' w
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Additional Reports.

., Additional earnings reports complied BY
the Associated Press:
Union Oil Co. of California re-
ported today net profits of s6,862,7 ,753
for 1888, equal to sl47 per common
share. This compared with S12,061,-
1872 the year before, equal to s2.53
share
Owens-Illinois Glass Co. earned
s5,383, ,805, or s202 a common share,
last year, against s9,351 ,627, or 1851
in 1887.
General Baking Co. showed a net
OF $2,7l3.425, or SIPS a common
share. for SO weeks ended Decem-
Der 81, 1898, compared with s15O4,-
BIB, or so cents a share, for So
weeks ended December 25, 1887.
Public Service Co. of Northern
Illinois reported 1888 net Of $685.
O25, equal to $542 a common share.
This compared with s4,703,997, or
1888 the previous year.
Lehigh Portland Cement c..
earned s704003, or 63 cents on tho
common. A year ago profits tc-
tailed sl,250,544. or s1.35 a share.
Cleveland Electric Illuminatir
Co. announced today 1888 net in
come of s6,825 1924, against s7,1Ol,-
1913 in 1887.
Directors of Phelps Dodge Corp,
leading producers of copper, de-
clared a dividend of Is cents share
on common stock, payable March 10
to holders of record February 25. In
1888 the company paid 10 cents in
March, Is cents in June, 20 cents
in September and SIS cents in De-
| cember.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
U. 5. Steel to Name
Stanley to Bourd

NEW YORK, Feb. Is (SpeciaD -
announcement was made TODAY bv
Edward R. Stettinius, jr., chairman
OF the board, that at the annual
meeting of the United States Steel
Corp. on April 3, 1899, the name of
Robert c. Stanley will be placed in
nomination as a director to succeed
Walter S. Clifford.
Mr.. Stanley is well known min
Ing engineer with practical technical
knowledge In mining, metallurgy
and general steel industry fields. He
will be the first member of the
Steel Board, other than manage
ment representatives, to have direct
technical knowledge of steel alloy
problems, which have become inr=
portant in the industry.
Mr.. Clifford has been a director of
United States Steel since 1928.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Extension Of Trade
Recovery Probable,
Ayres Declares
Cleveland Stotisticion
Points to Encouraging
Business Signs
BY the Associated Press.

BY the Associated Press.
CLEVELAND, Feb. 15.-Col. Leon
ard P. Ayers said in his monthly
business bulletin today ut seems
reasonable to believe that business
gains so far attained are likely to
be pretty we'll held, and that new
advances may well be expected"
THE preliminary figures for jan
uary business include several en-
couraging items" said the statisti-
clan, who is vice president Of
Cleveland Trust Co. National in
come has declined very slightly from
December levels, and farm cash
income has advanced.
There has been only a small
decrease in factory employment, and
little decline in factory pay rolls.
The volume of department store
sales has held up well, and there
has been a small decrease in the
cost of living. Security prices, which
fell rather sharply when uneasiness
about the European situation was
at its height, have since staged a
strong recovery.
THE flow of Federal expenditures
has been contributing to consumer
purchasing power not far from $780,
100000 a month during the past
half year, and they may reach their
maximum next summer"
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Chicago & Northwestern
To Buy 900 Cars
By the Associated Press.

NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Chicago &,
North Western Railway is consider.
ing purchase this year Of 900 freight
cars. costing around $2,25O 900, and
also 10000 tons OF steel rail, Fred w.
Sargent, president, said today.
The roads most recent statement
shows about $1,000 900 cash on hand
larger amount than a year ago, he
added.
The North Western president said
his road had made survey of the
business and traffic situation in the
Northwest, which indicated that
while c. & N. w. loadings through
June may not show much improve
ment over last year 10 per cent rise
Is possible for the final half, COM
pared with the like 1888 period.
The road, Sargent said, now is
handling more logs and lumber than
last year at this time. though grain
shipments and coal movement are
smaller. Miscellaneous freight load
lngs are holding close to 1898 figures
Present indications, Sargent added
point to heavier iron ore movement
during the 1899 season than a wear
ago.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Glass One Railroads
Show Revenue Rise
Over Year Ago
Freight Income Put at
$20l AS, ,446 in January;
Passenger Total Less

BY the Associated Press.
The Association of American Rail
roads reported today that 90 class
! railroads had estimated operat-
ing revenues of $3.50 SOB .497 in jan
uary, compared with 1921 ,346 ,269 in
January, 1888, and s276,137,442 in
January, 1887.
The association said the 90 re-
porting carriers represented 1878 per
cent of total operating revenues.
Freight revenues of the 90 rail-
roads totaled s201 ASS ,446 in jan
uary, compared with s179877,942 in
January, 1888. and 1922 ,959, 1893 in
January. 1887.
The reporting carriers had pas
senger revenues of s29, ,237,117, COM
pared with s3l, ,520938 in January.
1888, and s31,311,619 in January,
1887.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Foreign Markets

LONDON. Feb. Is (4o-The stock mar
ket continued to find bits of encourage
ment in political and business news and
prices were well maintained today. Trans
Atiantics moved evenly while British funds
were touched with irregularity. Arma-
ment shares benefited from home defense
measures. Colds and base metals Shaded
downward. Rubbers and oils held firm.
PARIS. Feb. Is .LN.---Prices ruled steady
In the Bourse today in narrow dealings.
Rentes closed 25 centimes lower to 100
up and Bank of France dipped francs.
Royal Dutch and Suez Canal were mod
estly ahead.
LIVERPOOL Feb. Is GP).-Lower East
ern cables depressed cotton futures to-
day, although there was some local buy
ing OF near months. Final prices were
UNCHANGED to 8 points down.
Wheat futures ended \, to % penny
Oh as prodt taking revealed limited de-
mand. Freer offerings of cash wheat were
construed bearishly.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Advisory Council Names
Lichtenstein Secretary
BY the Associated Press.


Walter w. Smith of st. Louis yes
terday was reelected president Of
the Federal Advisory Council, a
group of leading bankers who con-
suit with the Federal Reserve
Board.
The council also renamed Howard
A. Loeb of Philadelphia vice presi-
dent and Walter Lichtenstein Of
Washington, secretary.
Named to the Executive Commit
tee were Smith, Loeb, Thomas M.
Steele of New Haven, Conn.,; Leon
Fraser of New oYrk, Robert w.
Hanes of Winston Salem, N. c., and
Edward E. Brown Of Chicago.
The council, which held its an
nual meeting here yesterday, also in
cluded T. J. Davis of Cincinnati, Ed
ward Ball of Jacksonville, Fla:
John Crosby of Minneapolis, John
Evans of Denver, R. E. Harding of
Fort Worth, Tex, and Paul S. Dick
of Portland, Greg.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Rail Merger Not Opposed.
BY the Associated Press.

The Railway Labor Executives
Association has formally withdrawn
its opposition to the proposed con-
solidatior of the Mobile & Ohio and
the Gulf, Mobile g. Northern Rail
roads.
The Interstate Commerce Com
mission made public today a letter
from J. G. Luhrsen, executive secre-
tary-treasurer of the association,
saying that because the carriers
had agreed to abide by provisions
of the so-called job protection agree
ment of 1886, no testimony would
be offered by the association when
the merger application is called for
hearing.
The pending application provides
for the Gulf, Mobile & Ohio, new
company, to take over the Mobile
& Ohio and the Gulf, Mobile &
Northern.
Luhrsen said all railroads in
volved have agreed that employees
are entitled to full protection of the
1886 agreement
Evening star., 1939-02-15
New York Produce

NEW YORK, Feb. Is tp,.-Dressed poul
fry irregular. Fresh: Chickens. broilers
fryers and roasters unquoted Fowls. 80
42 pounds. 1918; 4s-54 pounds. 1871
S0;6b pounds l6la-"1ia. Old roosters
l3ia-16l2. Turkeys unauoted Frozen
Fowls 36,42 pounds: 13-1s: ASST pounds
1921; so-65 pounds, 16la-2li2. Chick
changed "''
Live poultry dull and weak. BY freight
Chickens. Rocks. 1920: colored 1916
Leshorn, IA Fowls. colored 17la-la
LeSnorn. Ieait 15-l1 Pullets: Rocks. q. ole
Ducks unouoted. BY express: Chickens
eeooree eolored' I6 Broilers;, Rocks, 1920
ored. 1919: Leghorn. is-1s. Pullets
Rocks, 22:26; crosses, large 24-c5; small
toms. 25. Ducks 1914
Esq futures closed steady. No sales
september settling price, 1974: April, 1S
Butter, ,3O3610: weak Creamer,
higher than extra, e6la-27i4; extra q:
sore; &C. "a se.ssni firsts 1ss to 81 score,
Cheese. 530,769; easy; prices unchanged
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Foreign Exchanges
BY the Associated Press.

NEW YORK. Feb l5.-A modest rally
. lower price for the British pound in
today's foreign exchange dealings.
The guilder recovered .Q4 of q cent
in terms Of the dollar after Tuesday S
dealings had pounded the Dutch money
to only . shade above the low point for
the year.
Sterling dropped i. Of cent but bank
ing quarters said the decline was due
mainly to fairly substantial commercial
srsvated the effect on the rate.
The French franc dipped ,.00h of .
the belga .O1 of . cent down.
Late rates follow: Great Britain in dol
lars others in cents: Great Britain. 46Ska:
6O-day bills 4.87ia; Canada. Montreal in
New York. 99. .531s: New York in Montreal.
100 .46Ts: Belgium. 1887; Czecho- -Slovakia.
lent, 2O.25; travel. 30. .25; Greece, .88Ha:
Hungary. Is. .S5; Italy. -5.26h; Yugoslsvia.
2.33: Netherlands, 1897: Norway. 23.55;
Poland. 1898; Portugal 1851; Rumania,
e; Spain SSapa1oted; Sweden 2415
Brazil. 5.9On; Mexico City 20. Ion; Japan.
~ "a; Hons Kong. 29.17; Shanghai, 16 O5
Rates in spot cables unless otherwise in
dicated.
n Nominal.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Crude Oil Output Drops
158,250 Barrels Daily
By the Associated Press.

By the Associa ted Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Crude oil
production dropped 158,250 barrels
daily during the week ended Feb
ruary II, the American Petroleum
Institute reported today.
Output totaled 3,283.700 barrels
Adaily for the week, not far below the
1924 500 barrels handled year ago.
The drop occurred largely in
Texas, the institute pointed out, as
result of the resumption of the
tlve-day production week.
Imports of crude and refined oils
dipped to 96l 900 barrels from $685.
600 barrels.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Chicago Produce

CHICAGO. Feb. Is tF UNITED States
Depsrtnent Of ARriculture) Potatoes. IS:
on track. 29l: total U. S. shipments. 6q3.
SLOW: for Idaho Russets, Colorado Red Nc
Giures and Nebraska Bliss Triumphs mar
market about steady; sacked. per cwt..
Idaho, Russet Burbanks, U. s. No. l. few
sales. .5055; mostly 1.55; Nebraska
No. !. 1855: Colorado. Red McClures. u. S.
Ne. l. cotton and burlap sacks, .s5-2 05;
saies 1870: Michiean Russet Rurals.
o. g. No. /. car. 1.25: North Dakota. Bliss
Triumphs as to 90 per cent U. s. No. /.
car. 35. New stock, supplies liberal de-
mand very slow market weak: track sales.
less than carlots per bushei crate. Florida,
sales: .65-70: few heavy sacks, 1.SO: fair
condition. 1.60.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Boston e. Maine Out of Red.

The Boston & Maine Railroad
told the Interstate Commerce Com
mission today it expected to have a
small net income for January. 1t
previously had estimated a deficit
for that month.
w. S. Trowbridge. vice president
of the company, said that in the
first three weeks of January reve-
nues were 1898 per cent above the
same period for 1885, He said he
believed the results for the last part
of the month would be sufficient to
result in a small surplus
Except for 1887, the Boston &
Maine, Trowbridge said, has not
had surplus for any January
since 1891.
Trowbridge's letter was in con-
nection with the railroads pending
application for extension of approx
imately $10000,000 of Reconstruc-
ton Finance Corp. loans.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Continental Can Nets
Profit,
Or SIT a Share
1888 Result Compares
With $S,913,525 in
Preceding Year
BY the Associated Press.

oy Nne hsSoCldtcu 1IeSS.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-Continenta
Can Co. reported for 1888 net earn
ings of $7,101,973 after all charges,
equal, after preferred dividend re-
quirements, to $2.17 share on COM
mon stock. This compared with
$8,913, ,525, or $3.06 common share,
in 1887.
o. C. Huffman, president, noted
in his message to stockholders a
special charge against operating
profits of approximately $l,900,00
due to tin plate and terne plate
allowances made to customers on
1888 purchases.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
G. Peabody Gardner, F.,
Director of A. T. ct.
By the Associated Press.

oy VHe ASSUCIHteu PreSS.
NEW YORK. Feb. 15.-G. Peabody
Gardner, jr.. Boston flnancier. was
today elected a director of American
Telephone & Telegraph Co.
He filled vacancy caused by the
resignation of his father, George
Peabody Gardner, Boston Savings
banker, who has been on the board
of the big utility since 1912.
Directors ordered the regular
quarterly dividend of $225 a share
on common stock, payable April IS
to holders of record March Is.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Labor Class Conducted

A class in union administration is
being conducted at the Federal
Workers School, 532 Seventeenth
street NV. by Jacob Baker, presi-
dent of the United Federal Workers
of America. The class meets each
Tuesday ut pm. c. I. o. union
presidents or other designated on
cials are eligible for admittance.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Link Belt Net S1,106,O41.

CHICAGO, Feb Is (P).-Link- Belt
Co. and subsidiaries reported today
for the year ended December 81.
1888, net income of S1,106041. This
was equal after dividends on 31,648
shares of $3.50 preferred stock to
$1.33 a share on 675,573 common
shares outstanding exclusive of
33,604 shares held in the treasury,
and compared with 1887 net of So
232, 1878, or SAT- a common share.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
NEW YORK, Feb. 15.-United
States Treasury issues took an up
ward swing in today's bond market.
Gains of as much as 5-32 point
were recorded for the Federal issues,
and near the close the list was hold
ing close to the best levels.
New York Traction issues ad-
vanced again on brisk demand. Util-
tiles, after shaky opening, firmed
with small advances in some cases.
Rail loans were uneven over a
narrow range. with principal activity
centering on Santa Fe As and Nickel
Plate 4i2s, both of which gained
fractionally.
Foreign bonds were uneven. Jap
anese utilities gained sharply.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Chicago Stock Firms
Will Be Consolidated
BY the Associated Press.

CHICAGO, Feb. 15.-Lamson Bros.
g. Co., and Harris, Burrows & Hicks,
two of Chicago's largest security and
commodity commission houses, will
unite under the firm name of Lam
son Bros. & Co., as Of March l, it
was announced.
The firm will continue to operate
as commission brokers in securities
and commodities and branches of
the consolidated firms will be main
tanned.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
Columbia Gas e. Electric.

NEW YORK, Feb. Is (P.-The
Columbia Gas g. Electric Corp. and
subsidiary companies reported profit
of s3,784,824, equal to 81 cents
common share. for 1888, against
$6,996, ,469, or 81 cents, the year be-
fore. A 46 per cent drop in net
profits resulted from a dip of only
6 per cent in gross revenues.
Evening star., 1939-02-15

In bankruptcy or receivership or Being
reorganized under Bankruptcy Act. or
securities assumed by such companies
Rates OF dividend In the foregoing table
are annual disbursements based on the last
quarterly or .semi-annuaI declaration. Un-
less otherwise noted. special or extra
dividends are not included
xd Ex dividend xr Ex rights, Also
extra or extras ePaid last year. fPay-
able in stock. Declared or paid so far
this year h Cash or stock kAccumu-
lated dividend paid or declared this year
ur Under rule. Wv With warrants. ~
Evening star., 1939-02-15
U. S. Treasury Notes
(Reported by Smith. Barney & Co.
Odd-Lot Dealers
By the Associated Press.

By the ASSocIated Press.
The Securities Commission reported to.
day these transactions by customers with
York Stock Exchsnse for February -:
3,097 purchases involving SO,077 shares;
3.4lS sales involving 1851 shares.
Evening star., 1939-02-15
CorIoodinqs
PHILADELPHIA

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. Is P.-The
Pennsylvania Railroad reported revenue
freight carloadinxs for the week ended
February / totaled 1892. which COM
pared with s7.541 In the previous week
and 1854 q year ago.
Evening star., 1939-02-15

Britain now has nearly 1900, 900
unemployed.
Evening star., 1939-02-15

Cons Gas Utfl -
Cons M&S t1a)
Cons Steel Corp
Cont GEE DR. of Z
Copperweld .40g-
Cosden Petrol -
Crown Drug -
Cuneo Prs 1909
Decca Reeds soc
Divco Twin T
Durham Hos (B).
Eastn G&F pr
Eastn States Of 3
Easy Wa sh MfB)
Edison Bros (1a).
Eisler Electric =.
Flee Bond & Sh :
Elec BIS Of (5)
Elec p A fA) .10e
Elec Sh Of (6h)
Equity Corp
Fairchild Av .30e
Falstan Brew go
Fanny Farm (1a)
Ferro Enamel.
Fidelio Brew --
Fire AS Phil(2a)
Fla P&L pf 1.31k
Ford(Can)A(1)
Fuller GA cv Of 3
Gen Fireprf TOE .
Gen Out Ad pf(6)
| Gen Teleph DAD
Glen Alden Coal
Godchaux(B) -.
Goldheld Cons.
GRAY Tel Paw Sta
Grit APP n-v(3g)
Qrt Nor Pa t1a)
Greene Tap & D..
\ Grumman .75e
Gulf Oil fll
Gulf st Ut pf $50
Hall Lamp (.10e)
Harvard Brew
Hat Corp Am(B)
Hearn Dept Strs
Hecla Mining 10,
HoetR)& CotA)
| Humble Oil .315g
Hummell Ross F
Upgrade Syl $50,
Ill Iowa Power.
Ill Iowa Pwr pf-
Ill low Pw div ct
Imp OIL Ltd .50a
Imp Oil reg(.50a) }
Ind Pipe L(.50e)-
Ind P l. pf(6.50)-
Ins Co N Am "a .
Int Industries
Int Pa&Pwr war
Int Petr t1.50a)-.
Interst H Eo a.
Interst P Del pf-
Irving Air Ch(1al
Jacobs Co 1850
Jeanette Gla
Jer CP&L p1 CD
Jones & Lau Stl
Julian & k(.75g).
Kgs CLtd pfDt5)
Kin1afon Prod
Koppers of .75k--
Lake Shore Mt4)
Lakey Fdry & NJ
Leh Coal & N Zoe
Line Mater'l .20g,
Lipton(A) d..
Lockheed Aircr--
Lone Star(.60e)-.
Long Island 1t =
Long Isld Ltg pf
Long Isl Ltg of 3
La Land&Ex .40a
Majestic Radio =.
Master Elec ~.
Mead John (3a) :.
Merritt-Chap&S
Mer-Ch pfA 6.50e
Mesabi Iron
Middle SITS P (B).
Midvale Steel (5e
Mid West Corp .
Miss Riv P pf(6)-
Molybdenum -.
Monogram Pic
Mont Ward A(7).
Mount Prod 60
Nat Bellas Hess.
Nat Contain Soc
Nat Fuel g ID
Nat Pol pf (6)-
Nat Rubber Mach
Nat Sug Ref .25g-
Nat Transtt(.75el
Navarro OIL .40a-.
Nehi Corp .60g---
New Mex & Ariz-.
NY P&L pf (6)--
Mag Hud Pw .26s
Mag II 1st (6)
Niles-Bem-P .50g
Ohio Brass (B)
Ohio Eds pf (6)-
Ohio Pwr pf (6)-,
Okla Natural c.
PacG&E s pf 1.5o
Pac P 8 1st 1.30--
Pantepec Oil Ven.
Pennroad .--.
Pa Pol Of (7)
Penn w & P 1.50g
Phoenix Secur
Phoenix Sec of
Pitney-Bowes 40
Pitts & l. e l.75e-
Pitts Pl Gl 1.75e
Powdrell&A log
Prosperity (B) =.
Provid Gas (.60)-
Prud investors.
P 8 Ind Sc pf----.
p 8 Ind 81 pr pf-.
Puget Sd p IS pf-
Pug Sd p $6 pf--.
Quaker Oats pf g.
Rsiter-Foster---.
Richmond Rad.
Russeks Fifth Az
Evening star., 1939-02-15

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NEW YORK CURB MARKET
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Worcester Democrat and the ledger-enterprise. (Pocomoke City, Md.) 1921-1953, 1939-04-21
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Notice is hereby given that the sub
scriber has obtained from the Or.
phans' Court for Worcester County
Maryland, letters of administration
on the personal estate of Lewis II
Gunby, late of Worcester County, de-
ceased.
All persons having claims against
the deceased, are hereby warned to
exhibit the same, with the vouchers
thereof, to the subscriber on or before
the 31st day of October, 1889. They
may otherwise by law be excluded
from all benefits of the said estate. All
persons indebted to said estate are
requested to make immediate pay
mcnt. Given under my hand this Goth
day of April, 1889.
NOAH GUNBY,
Administrator
Test: Frank E. Hudson, Register of
Wills.
April 21-3t. r." +" ,.