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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1919

Page

9

Gas Co Earnings Show Big Decrease in June

June earnings for the Washington Gas Light Company fell sharply from April and May as midsummer consumption dropped. Operating revenues were 29,193.79, with net dividends about 23,419 after taxes and expenses, while the six month rate remains six percent and a 35 cent per thousand rate is in effect for six months. The public utilities commission filed the June report, noting expected partial recovery by July.

E. Booker, Jr Washington Gas Light Company Public Utilities Commission Georges Town

Legal Record Roundup of DC Court Actions 1919

The Daily Legal Record lists numerous DC cases in July 1919 across Circuit and Criminal divisions. It notes adoptions, probate filings, mortgage and land sale actions, and several court dates including July 28 and August 1. Attorney assignments include A N von Vieck, C H Syme, W B De Lacy, and Crandal Mackey among others.

Spreme Court District of Columbia Bouire Justice Siddone Hobineon Bobineon A. BR. Doval Supreme Connell A. A.S. Hye District of

Chicago Grain and Cotton Market Report

Severe price setbacks hit corn and oats with rain and labor unrest weighing on Chicago grain futures. Corn No 2 mixed and yellow lines slipped while oats fell, rye quoted lower. New York cotton surged on renewed demand and firmer sterling, October gains near 9 points.

Chicago Lark Lee New York

New York Produce Prices and Supplies Report

New York July 18 price and receipt list shows creamery items firming, 7,870 baskets overall. Cheese firm receipts 3,605 boxes with state wide varieties. poultry alive and dressed volumes mixed. sugar raw steady and refined granulated at 9.00. coffee markets dull with Rio and Santos grades noted.

New York Pennsylvania Kennery Santos Middle West New York State Florida Alisa Apares

Sterling at four dollars in U S value eyed

London July 18 George H Roberts food controller said advisers expect the British sovereign to be worth about 4 25 dollars in the United States with possible depreciation to 4 00 dollars He reported this to Maurice B Korman and listed numerous property transfers and estate deeds across Washington including lots in Florida Avenue Northeast and northwest several squares and values ranging from 10 to over 2 000 dollars with many transfers including Emma J Yoder and Henry Braden among others

Associated Press London Wandsworth George H. Roberts United States Aiain Roberts Mawrice B. Korman Tiesetts Milean Avene Tee Aya Aualp Thal Mary J. Cherry Gordon Tou Squire Samuel A. Drury Segal Florida Avenue Esquire John C. Hostetter Ida M. Hostetter Cornell OY N Streets Soctiwest Julia G. Horning Wuis A. Marimer Siuace Woudeley Squace Love DistHict Columbia Emma J. Yoder B. Braden Pennsylvanea Nottimwast Mal Savings and Rasta al- Walford Tenth Street Wes A. Watson Mary Watson Ork Knkiven Souti Pennsylvania Avenue George OW. Barton Alma Edward M. Willis Jiln T. Vanin Henry BR. Jenson Dunbar H. Johnson Geowia Avenue Crasin 1 Jack de Blasi Sipifuy Urgia Avenue Shanks George FL Long Webster Street Fourth Street Benhamin Eaas Ae Casey Wien J. Casey Tt. Hipkins Jr D Theresa 2 Mipkins Rey J. Casey Edward W. Casey Square Silton BR. Gordon Et Ax A. M. Milligan Norra Charry Rubin Setreet W Welter J. Filling William F. Scherrer Strent Abraham &. Pelser Et Ux Julian DB. Scheer Lamont Bornison D. Beyer Lillian W. Beyer Ferry Clark Rosetta J. Clark Randolph Place Rose A. Houches Henry W. Trueman Luther A. Swartzell Walter A. Dunigan Takoma Park Estelle Allen Effie M. Decker Cora Degges Anacostia D. C Ivory Brown Daniel Webster Barry Farm Lawrence Street Chordy i Draker Kenton Harden George A. Smith Ectaro Ty Kenton Hardin Shepherd &Treet Franklin Smith Et Ax L. Ray Cooksey Olive FH. Cooksey Pleasant Emiliie J. Berthorp Mount. Gibbons First Street Elia G.whitaker Vera P. Whitaker Frankie Hogers

Property transfers and deeds across Northwest DC districts

A scanned legal notices page lists multiple property transfers in Northwest DC and surrounding areas, naming buyers and sellers such as V. Croissant, Blanche Ho, Lynchburg Corporation, and Michael Shaante avet Cui, with lots, squares, and monetary values. The items span Street Northwest, Northeast, Anacostia, Trinidad, and other regions, detailing tract numbers, lot and square references, and consideration amounts.

Kenyon Street Norrawtst George Volberth Lucy B. Ress Sure Agnes K Mary A. Runofil Streeet Northwest V. Croissant Blanche Ho Dewsh D. Das Lynchburg Corporation Anna Th Sy AL Seine Bbare Corpors Helge Shynchburs Faventient Corporation Mian Serbia Kreuch NTL Street Tireghis Tynenburs Virginian T Walta Leakey Square Anid Shyw Wry Wardman and CO Tristees Ani T. Stevens Catherine J. Txneh O. Norman H. Pie Trinidad Herman BR. Howenstein Clayton T. Warder Max Davidson Ian Mdelson Andrew B. Duvall Barry Farm Emma G. David Francis T Hawes Randall Park John Keiser Lee J. Keiser District OF Columbia Carl A. Loeffler Louis Cohen Mount Treasant Anacostia DV. C John F. Eharmashaw Traband Fight Street Northwest Henry A. Seymour Moore's ‘Theater Corporal Sanara Vernon G. Owen Columbia Walter Hammarstrom Orisiel A. Pendleton Pickford Place Nellie Mattfeldt Lucinda Brown Van Louis A. Johnson Gustav W. Fersberg Thomas Brown William E. Jenkins Risiytu Ea Pilling

Urge for Higher Car Fare Debated by Commission Hearings

Testimony from cities such as Scranton Altoona Portland and Wilmington cited the economic strain on street railways as purchasing power of the dollar fell by about 60 percent since 1914. Experts urged public sentiment to fund service with higher revenues or a sliding fare scale while manufacturers noted rising equipment costs.

F. H. Sisson New York Witneses Federal Electric Railways Commission Scranton Altoona Portland Mington Del Francis H. Sisson Guaranty Trust Company Sisson Commission A. H. Ford Portland, Meteraction Corporation, and Co

Metal Market Report Highlights Copper and Tin Prices

The Metal Market bulletin lists copper and iron trends with spot and futures across New York and London.Copper shows strength with July and August futures around 22 22%% and 5.50 to 5.85 range for iron. London copper futures quoted at £10 12s 6d and electrolytic at £109 spot. Tin and lead prices appear with spot and futures figures in pounds sterling. spelter prices noted in both markets.

New York East St. Louis London Standard

Philadelphia market prices and French official dies

Philadelphia markets show oats and eggs with varying bids and receipts. Poultry and bran values listed, with cattle market figures for sheep calves and pork. In France, Senator Joseph Chaumié, former minister of justice and public instruction, died today.

Washington Agen France Havas Joseph Chaumie Justice Boaney

Pay-as-you-rent plan to own home free and clear

The plan encourages a substantial down payment and paying slightly more than current rent to transition to home ownership. It promises ownership free of debt in a few years after consistent payments.

Crandall Plans Wide Washington Area Theater Chain

Harry M. Crandall announces a large circuit of Crandall theaters centered in Washington. Seven local houses will grow to ten starting with the York Theater on Georgia Avenue under construction. Additional theaters will rise in Virginia and Maryland industrial centers. Ground will break Monday in Cumberland for a 600 theater seating about 2900. Reginald W. Gear is the architect. The Colonial Theater in Connellsville is already part of the chain.

Washington Harry M. Crandall Crandall Theaters York Georgia Avenue Virginia Maryland Crandall Cumberland W. Géare Colonial Theater Connellsville

Senate honors Edward V Murphy in historic adjournment

The Senate adjourned to honor Edward V Murphy, official reporter for nearly six decades. Many senators will attend the 9 36 am funeral at St Stephen’s Church, with burial at Mount Olivet Cemetery. Pallbearers will be associates of Mr Murphy from the Senate.

Senate Edward V. Murphy Congress Lodge Chamberlain Murphy Tyice St. Stephen's Roman Catholic Church J. H. Cassidy Mount Olivet Cemetery

Consent judgment for coal accident skull fracture

Osha C. Dodson of Company B, Second Virginia Infantry, received an $800 consent judgment against the Norfolk and Western Railway in Sid Dons court for a coal fall on June 16, 19h1 at Cedar Bluff Virginia. Crandal Mackey represented Dodson.

Osha C. Dodson Norfolk and Western Railway Company Siddons Dodson Second Virginia Infantry Hear Cedar Bluff Railway Corporation Crandal Mackey

Nonpartisan League lecture at Labor University

The Labor University lecture on The Nonpartisan League history and aims will be held in the Public Library auditorium Monday evening. Representative J H Sinclair of North Dakota will deliver the principal address, with John M Baer also from North Dakota joining in Q&A and discussion. Nelson Dean Tay vice president of Guaranty Trust Company will retire to join Morgan Harjes Co in Paris.

Justice Siddons Watate Augusta Harris Will Aled H. Gs Susan Nisi Hhunhiiton & Hamilton Willian Ridin Will Filet Atlormiy Fes Chase Radhe Thachling Peatle Attornes B. OrEeanizd Pommuttey Geeree Collin Holtet Cemspaois Shane Benno Washington Railway Cs Aenoys Leterds Compani the Bathers Esa Seth Wiliam Therorelee Maj Guy Cantgenial Trust Company Labor University Public Library Lon Nonpartisan League J. H. Sinclair North Dakota John M. Baer Worth Dakota New York Nelson Dean “Tay Guaranty Trust Company Paris Morgan, Harjes &Co

The Jarr Family by Roy L. McCardell

The Jarr family plans a vacation amid bickering over travel trunks and relatives. Mr Jarr laments travel woes while Mrs Jarr reorganizes luggage and debates departing discreetly, amid quirky local aides and oddball preparations.

Jarr Family Roy L. McCardell

Americans Try to End Typhus in Poland Mission

The Associated press reports a major U S drive to stamp out typhus in Poland and avert a European epidemic this winter. Col Harry L Gilchrist will command 550 sanitary officers and volunteers to target camps and distribute delousing gear. The effort relies on German territory transit and vast equipment from Poland, Britain, and the interallied relief programs.

Poland Europe Harry L. Gilchrist Medical Corps Baltic Black Sea

Rites Planned for 600 Dinant Victims

Brussels reports that commemorations will mark the 1914 Dinant massacre with religious services led by Cardinal Mercier. Paul Deschanel will deliver the day’s oration as prayers are said at the wall where victims fell, honoring 600 residents killed by German forces on August 22, 1914.

Brussels Plana Dinant Cardinal Mercier Malines Paul Deschanel Chamber of Deputies Prowers

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