Market Broader in Securities with Treasury Financing Ahead
Washington brokers report renewed public interest in local investments, with utility issues and government notes drawing demand. Capital Traction stock hit 23, Potomac Power bonds at 93, and government one year Treasuries offered around 6 percent as Treasury financing for the month looms. Local utilities borrow around 7 percent, aiding service improvements, while trading on the Washington Exchange shows gains across multiple issues and a busy day for brokers handling mortgage and bond issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morrish
Qlazer
Sarkea Improvement
Callad
Sage Corporation
Washington
Treasury
Columbia
Graphophone
Laneton
Capital Traction
Potomac Electric Power General Mortgage
American Bank Note Company
Potomac Power
Banking Trust and Mortgage Company
H Street
Riggs National Bank
District Bankers Association
H. H. McKee
Liberty National Bank
American Bankers Association
New York Produce Prices and Market Notes
A fragmented trade listing outlines fresh produce and butter prices, plus dairy and poultry items. It mentions New Jersey whites, extra fancy candled selections, brown and mixed stock, and varying percentages for sugars, while noting fluctuating prices for milk, poultry, and raw Cuban sugar with freight adjustments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Jersey
New York
Grok
Banton
City market adopts new weights and measures rules
Under the new ordinances attending market stalls may be granted permits annually with applications due between midwinter and April 1. From April to October the daily market hours run 4 30 a.m. to 2 p.m. except Saturdays when it closes later. A 20 cent daily space charge applies to each seven by five foot space. Rules, recommended by George M Roberts, set standards aligned with federal weights and measures to prevent inaccurate scales and devices from entering trade.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Algo
Erandés
George M. Roberts
Congress
Roberts
United States
Montgomery Red Cross Elects Officers at Rockville Meeting
At the Montgomery County Red Cross animal meeting in Rockville the chapter chose its leadership. Dr. George B. Lewis was named chairman with Mrs John R Henderson as vice chair and Mrs J Somerville Dawson as secretary. An executive board and numerous officers were listed. A separate report notes a sentencing in Washington for Harry R Hilton and a school teachers meeting in Rockville with Prof Edwin W Broome in charge. Riverdale patrons reject the recommended repairs and will have a new engineer examination planned. Magnolia Lodge in Mount Rainier elected officers for six months and will initiate December 21. Also noted are a Rockville marriage and the death of Mrs Catherine Reier in Greenwood Maryland. Philadelphia markets closing details follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rockville
Montgomery County
American Red Cross
High Sees
St. Rockville
Selig
John HR. Hertherson
Geoge B. Lewis
John R. Henderson
J. Somerville Dawson
Paul Bruffett
Preston B. Hay
William ¥ F. Prettyman
George Lagner
Edwin W. Broome
Rice Hrdoke
Anna Farquhar
Misa
Martha ‘Poole
Olivia Myers
Frank
Severance
Verrion H, Dysenj
Atherton
W. W. Skinner
J. Frank Wilson
Russell
Walter Tuckerman
Walter E., Perry
Fred. Kepinger
Thomas D. Darby
George H. Wright
Brooke Lee
Frank L. Hewitt
H. M. Clagett
Fred Hays
W. B. Barnsley
Martha Peeté
Harry R. Hilton
Washington
Jaud&e Peter
Maryland
House, of Correction
Kiiigama
Simpson
Baltimore
Mary C. Breen
Washington Normal School
Nettie Brogden
Margaret Creighton
Oakdale
Frank Brady
Iverdale
Riverdale
William F. Chew
H. W.W. Osborne
Pas ‘ment-Teacher ,Association
Chew
Osborne
State Board of Education
J. 5. Caldwell
Riverdale Citizens Improvementé, Assoc
Magnolia Rebékah Lodge
Noble Grand
Estelid Laughiervies
Beatrice Widenmerger
Vivian Randolph
Alice Newell
Catherine Payne
Archie Rutan
Sophia’ Lehmann
Magnolia Lodge
Mildred Gibles
Mount Rainier
Michael ‘Wipey
Greenwood
Catherine Reier
George Reier
Fragmentary Eagleton musings and a seaside digression teased
A fragmented piece mixes a surreal medical query with digressions about doctors and a Brighton beach anecdote. It mocks political talk of disarmament and includes a comic aside on Thanksgiving turkey. The tone mimics a cluttered newspaper snippet with scattered references to names and events.
Fragmented OCR Note Recounts Unclear Values
A damaged OCR passage mentions names and phrases with errors and unclear meaning. It hints at individuals and possible roles but lacks coherent events, dates, or locations to form a clear news item. The readable fragments suggest a discussion about work, membership, and a group possibly named Fiat, but specifics are not recoverable.
Clark Prizes Awarded at Corcoran Gallery of Art
William A Clark Prizes announced by Corcoran trustees with first prize of 2000 to Daniel Gabber for Scuba Room Green Street, second prize 1500 to Burtie Baker for Interior With Figure, third 1000 to John Folinsbee for Jersey Water, fourth 500 to W Lester Stevens for Quarry Dock.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William 4. Clark
Corcoran Gallery For Art
Corcoran
Daniel ‘Gabber
Philadelphia
Scgba Room
Green Street
Hééond
Burtie Baker
Washington
John ¥. Folinsbee
New Hope
Jersey Water
W. Lester Stevens
Rockport
Mass
Quarry Dock
Wiliam A. Clark
Montana
Corcoran Gallery of Art
Frank W. Benson
Boston
Charles J. Davis
Mystic
Conn
W. Ehmer Schofield
New York
Estate of W C Eustis valued over 1 million
A petition for probate filed in New York cites Captain William Corcoran Eustis former Pershing secretary as deceased on November 24. The estate totals over 1 million with about 922 109 in personal property and the remainder in real estate. Widow Edith Morton Eustis and four children named as heirs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Corcoran Eustis
John J. Pershing
New York City
Wilk
Edith Morton Eustis
Annie Campbell
Mary M. Anthony
Frederick Rowan
Antwerp
Salute C
Record of 1960s executive committees and creditors
Fragmentary notes from Lenox Press record an executive committee meeting, listing creditors and references to Alben Weeks. The jagged text mentions yesterday’s events and a printing context, with unclear details about individuals or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Che
Lenox Press
Alben Weeks
Phillips seeks permit to repair city stables at M Street sites
Robert H Phillips trustee of his father’s estate asked the board of commissioners for a building permit to repair stables at 3101 3103 and 2105 M Street Northwest. The request was referred to Corporation Counsel for opinion as attorney Ellison contended the stables are not so deteriorated as to prohibit repairs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert H.phillips
Board of Commissioners
Corporation
Gourise
Stephens
Whiam M. Ellison
Phillips
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Land
Pennsylvania
Ohio
West Virginia
Virginia
Kent Island
Lanston
Apital Traction
Gail Loans
Am. x & Sony
Gs City
Metropolitn RE
Erage Becetbes
Ber Ib
United States Bureau of Markets and
York Imperials
Booret
New Yorks
Ben Davis
Nova Scotias
Tompkins Kings
Washingtons
Spitzbergens
Jonathans
Oregons
Ohios
Indianas
Pennsylvanias
Maines
Marylands
U. S
North Carolines
Virginias
Peck
Floridas
Chicago
Bureau of Markets
OGS
T. Sigiss Tee
Park Denisubies
Rigen Realty
Biggs Hearty Shore
W. M. Cons
Ag Wash
Mkt
Cold Steeles
Stoces
Pubnic
American Te
Teter
Washington ‘Gas
Steamboat
Wash
Taish, Ry
Biety
Rational Banks
American
Columbia Ites
Mae Commercial
Farmers & Mechanics Federal
Sneer
Liberty Bo
Metropol
Washingto
Trust Companies
Amer, Security & T
Continental Trust
National Saves
Tinion Tr
Waoh
Loan & Trust
RTL
Savings
Commerce & Savings
East Washington Merchants
Bank
Arlington
Tocran
Col
Grapho. Miz. Com
Gol. Gr. To. Mz. Pfid
C. Ever Te. Co
iMorkenthater
Einotyne
Ole Dutc
Bait
Pia
Ashington
Erie
Westerh Créimon
M. D
Brighton Beach
Balfeer
Jim Barnes
Jack Hutchison
Wanonkedon
Nath
and William Grand
Iaxeén
Torring
Main
Oakland ‘Mote Searmpany
Pontiac, Mich
Motors Comoration
Clark
Institution For
Daniel Garber
Columbia Institution For the Deaf
Gallaudet College
Bistrict of Columbia
Canada
Kendall School
Asa
District of
Columbis
Hood Colllege
West Virginia’ Avenue
Mount Olivet Road
W. C. Eustis
Varus
H. Phillips
Datelephones
Sige
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