MARKET TURNS WEAK AS STUDY OF INDUSTRIALS SLIPS
New York June 28 irregular session as monetary easing and a Liberty Loan payment shifted sentiment. Many industrials led declines with Studebaker General Motors and Bethlehem Steel among the days weakest while rails and shippings held firmer. Bond activity mixed and total U.S. sales reached about 24.2 million par value with Liberty issues near par.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Studebaker
General Motors
Nainy
Motors
Sherl
Munick
New York Stock Market Local Exchange Report
Noon sales figures show Washington Railway and Electric at 48 with 1000 traded at 738 percent, American Graphophone Ist 6s at 1000, Washington Railway and Electric pf at 12 at 80, Washington Gas at 10 at 712 percent, after call Traction Railroad 5s at 3500, American Security and Trust at 3 at 258 percent, Capital Traction 10 at 30, American Graphophone Isles with 1500 at 995 and 500 at 99 percent, goat Badineton Gas 25 at 72 percent and 5 at 72 percent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Railway & Electric
American Graphophone Ist
Washington Railway & Eilectric Pf
Washington Gas
Copia Traction Railroad
American Security & Trust
Capital Traction
American Graphophone Isles
Badineton
Bia
Georgetown Gas
York
Capital Traction Ca
Alarka
May Dept
Hal Co
Miami Copper
Car & F T
Mo Kari & Amer Graphone
Kt. Co. Bs
Sumatra
Saa
Tel
Nps i
Reality &S
Ano Am
Pt Ss
Boomorf & ‘Weat
Inga Capital Traction Co
North Pacific
Wash Ry & Elec
Scotia Steel
Joe Wash Ry & Elec
N & W Steamboat
Atchison
Pacific Mail
Jon al Biem & A
Columbia Gag & Hiessesh
Penn
Bay
Tel & Teleg Co
Peoplesn
Balt & Ohio
Barrett Co
Plerce
Lanston
Berth Steel
Pitts Biselee
Pitts & Ww
TAO Brunswick
Greene-Cananes Copper
Car National Bank
Tan Pacific
Columbia
Cerra de Pasco
Ray Con Cap
Ge É Farmers & Mechanics
Chea & Ohio i
Federa Nee
Steel
Lincoln
Royal Dutch Oa
Savaga Arms
Metropolitan É Staat
RI &P
Balait
Saxony Motors
Oy Riggs
J & San F
Washington Roc
Bray
Seaboard Air
Trust Company
Seab Air
Amer Security & Tris
Seara Roebuck
National Savings & Trust
C Union Trust Company
Ot Gas & Eli
Ion
Continental
South Pacific
Savings Bank Atocks. Ann
TOKE
Ang Crucible
South Rvit
Homes Savings Bank
Aes
Studebaker
Commerce Savin
Washington
Sec Saw & Com's
Deere Co
Texas Pacific Pt
del & Hud
Tesago
Texas Corts
Firemen
Third Avenue
National Union
Tran & W
Union Pacific
Fren Mor Corp
Chapin-Sacksa Co
Col Papat Mfg Co
Eon Goodrich
UN Pap
Inv
Scip & F Pt
Security Storage Co
Aed
Iaaq
Washington Market
Steel Hove
Realt
Trulf
Ex Divi End Son Has &B Co Ca
Io Steel
Nias
Ina
Mar
Utah
See Corp
C & Cl
Vna Wells
Western Mary
Ano Kennernttary
West Pac Pe Agm
Eat Union
Westin House
Tehigh Valles
Wilson Co Cor
Tee Rub &Tire
Tan Maxwell
Milloa
Mxwell
Williys
Maxwell
Woolworth
Copper and metal prices drift in New York market
The Metal Market report from New York on June 28 notes firm electrolytic copper spot and nearby around 3200 to 3100 nominal with August and later at 2990 to 4100. No 1 northern iron quoted 5300 to 5200, while tin, aluminum and London copper futures show varied levels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Northern
Metal Exchange
London
New York Cotton Market and Live Stock Prices
New York June 23 reports unsettled hogs receipts 16000 with mixed and heavy trade around 14.30 to 15.86, cattle receipts 6000 slow with beef cattle and feeders around 75 920, cows 3g 80, pigs 10 76 44. beef and cattle markets show weak to steady tone across hogs and cattle. Sheep and lambs receipts 13300 easier with lambs 1/700 1776 and ewes around 1 800. hogs receipts 1680 steady with light, rough, and pigs also noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
New York
Fort Movement
New Orleans
Wee
OFC
Galveston
Mobile
Chattancora
Norfolk Interior
Houston Memphis
Auguste
Louis Fize
Bob Cincinnati
Little Rock
Montgomery
Floyston
Atte Rock
Mont
Chicago Grain Market Reels Amid Forecasts of Wheat Bans
In Chicago June grain dealings traders eyed looming wheat restrictions and export controls. July wheat rose to 201 with July corn around 156 to 157 while oats and rye held steady. futures mostly steady or higher as cash grain quotes drifted. Provisions gained a shade with pork and beef futures mixed as government control talk dominated sentiment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Washington
Esate
Altoether
Baltimore Markets in June Report With Grain and Livestock Prices
Market bulletin from Baltimore on June 28 shows wheat trading dull with No 2 red at 220 nominal, corn firm, oats firmer with standard white at 744, eggs quoted at 31-32c for Maryland Pennsylvania and Western markets, butter prices around 34-39c for various grades, poultry including spring chickens 3% to 2 lbs at 80c and pigeons at 7c per pair, and currency and bond quotes noting commercial bills and government bonds generally firm with the last loan at 5. Closing bid 4 and offered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baltimore
Maryland
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Southern
Western Creamery
Western Pointe
Virginia
Ce Mercantilean
Philadelphia
Bnlindalphia
Firsta
York
Railroad leaders and bankers gain seats in midyear notices
Howard Elliott, former president of the New Haven and Hartford and figure in railroad circles, is named to the board and executive committee of the Southern Pacific. Chicago Rock Island directors elect Beatt and Danes to boards, with Patten joining the executive group. Amater remains executive chair. Bank and monetary data from Bank of England and Imperial Germany outline changes in reserves, bullion, and deposits. France notes shifts in gold, currency, and deposits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Howard Elliott
New York, New Haiven and Hartford Railroad Company
Southern Pacific Railway Company
Itte
New Haven
Elliott
American Railway Associations
National
Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Rail Way Company
Frederick W Beatt
Richmond
Seward Prosser Peeman
G Danes
Chicago
G Dawes
United States Army
James A Patten
Davies Warfield
Baltimore Rr
Dawes
Patten
E K Boisot
James BE Gorman
Scott
James Speyer
James Speyer Af the Finance Committee No Action Wat Tiben
Ron
Nathan JT Amater
Tost A
Bank of Ingland
Imperial Bank of Germany
Treasury
Bank of France
France
Advanges
Washington Stock Exchange notes and dividends declared
Local financial notes report a quiet session with little change in stocks and bonds on the Washington Stock Exchange. Odd lot buying dominated, prices held near recent levels, and demand was strongest for Washington Gas. Capital Traction and Washington Railway and Electric showed small gains, American Graphophone bonds weakened, and a Dominion of par value sale occurred after call. Naval quarterly dividend of 3 percent by Columbia National Bank payable July 1 and Continental Trust Company quarterly dividend of 1.5 percent payable June 30 were announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington Stock Exchange
Washington Gas
Capital Traction
Washington Railway and Electric Pre
Ferred
Up & Small Traction
Amerian Security and Trust
Washington Railway
Naval
Columbia National Bank
Continental Trust Company
Local Produce Market Prices and New York Produce Notes
Local market lists prices for poultry cheese butter and vegetables with per pound per crate and per basket rates. New York grain and produce futures show slight firmness in corn and wheat while butter eggs and poultry markets reflect steady to firm tendencies across statewide listings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State
Elgin
Tub
Virginia
North Carolina
Ine Jeans
California
Pines
Florida
Auto Licenses Issued in the District Yesterday
An OCR list details auto licenses issued in the district with numerous entries. Names and addresses include Jon Goldenberg 2415 20th St Buick and Clifton Brown 1888 Wia Ave Buick, with many others in Baltimore and surrounding counties citing vehicles from Ford Dodge and Buick along with associated locations and license numbers. The dense ledger shows a broad cross section of residents and firms receiving permits, reflecting busy daily issuance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jon Goldenberg
20Th St
Buick
Clifton Brown
Wia Ave
Frank Wood Mitchellle
H B
Stabler Balto
Ford
Jane Whedbee
Baltes
Peerires
HJ Fink Balto
Dodge
P Gilmore
Owings
Norrison Foote Balro
Hudsow
H C Bernhardt
Balto
Jno Routtahn
Middletown
Stude
Lawrence Lubbers
Balro Md
Ord Bateg
Jos Dyer
Indian Head
Ma Biscutt Co
RT Eve
Binowton
Julius Rudden
Mainw
Columbia
Derid Shipplet
Lutherville
Batal
Adith Putnam
Jon LL Megany
Wynkoop
JM Kbavhan
Burlington
Rec
Esra B Whitman
Maxwell
Claude A Killman
Col Data
Vet Ave
Eng Corps Wian
Hng. Corpe
Eng
M. EL
Regus
Shoreham
Franklin Batoa
Navy Yard
Packard
Mias
Reilly
Butne
McNulty
Barker
J Rubin
A Willett
Horace Taylor
Upper Marl
A C Baker
Portland St
C E Talbert
the Hock C Chrd
Fed
Chas Binger
Dodge Serene
Underwood
Accokeek Ma
C. B. Deanheim
Beet
W. Gash Salebary
C & P Tel Co
Hom
P_Tel
Bugh
Fred
Col
Flear
Wallace B
Ratling
Et Mitchell
M G Noble
Nat Nn
Beths
Jacob Levin
Dodge Ee Helpe Stedman
Clarendon
Ches W Butler
Charlotte
J Arthur James
Overland
Prank M Chapman
Stone
Shaughnessy Balto Md
Ade Bejenu
BH. Louder
Rockville
KR Collin
Chevrolet
G ‘Elliott
Andy H Barch
Ferey Black
Myer
Raiba
D Campbell
Rae
O D Reet
Graf Wt
K Harrison Laurel
Prompt pay for contractors from War and Navy deeds
The War and Navy departments and the general munitions board announced yesterday that prompt payments will be made to contractors supplying labor and materials to the United States. Some contractors have hesitated to bid on government work due to fear that their funds would be tied up indefinitely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War and Navy Departments
United States
General Munitions Board
Councit
National Defense
Equity Divisions and Bankruptcy Actions in DC Supreme Court
A dense listing of equity division matters from the District of Columbia Supreme Court across divisions, noting cases involving sale of real estate, guardianships, bankruptcies, estates, and various motions. Names include Thomas, Foley, Fitzhugh, Leckie, Schirk, Sullivan, Williams, and many law firms. proceedings cover sales, trustee appointments, and probate actions with dates and docket references.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
District of Columbia
Hits Thomas
Hewlett
Ratifred
Chase
P. W Fraley
Gordon & Gordon
Martin F
Frank
Foley
Leckie
Cov & Rhredor
Washington Loan and Trust Company
Mc Carty
Guardian
Ad Item
Arthur Peter Fitshugh
Fitzhugh
Real estate transfers list multiple Northwest city parcels
Real estate transfers record numerous conveyances including Minnie Turnstine to Alice Burroughs lot 91 square 376 and other parcels in Mount Pleasant and Columbia Heights. Municipal Realty Company transfers to Richard Jacobs, John Logan, Mary Cornick, and others. transfers involve Maple Grove Farm and Mount Pleasant area properties, with prices and lot details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grant Place
Minnie
Alice Burroughs
Mount Pleasant
Alice
Hampton Park—Municipal Realty Company
Richard B Jacobs
Ion Park Municcipal Realty Company
Fannie Ro Wormley
Hampton Park
Ancle
M. Gallagher
Columbia Heights
Charles Pang
Clara
Thomas
Lucille M Gaskina
Clark
Tacie M_ Gaskina
Clara I Thomas
Ivy City
Mary R Lane
Elizabeth Reckete
Ty Leonhard Bull
Maple Grove Farm
Charlee Fo Wire Incorporated
Frank Altemus Loin
Maplp Grove
Charien
George C Altemus
Rita C
Clemanre
Dames
Square
Streft
Thirteenth Street
Chartlen
Darling
Columbia J
Binck
Streft Northwest
Bernard M Bridget
Joseph J
Darlington
James D Sneed
Potomac
American Tee Company
United States of America
Fourtffnth &Taffy
Lynchburg Investment Corporation
Robert A Weltch
Hartreet
Charles W Holmes
Deeds of Trusts and Mortgage Details by Square Lots
A list of deeds of trust securing various sums to different lenders against multiple city lots and parcels. Transactions include amounts from 1000 to 48000 with terms ranging 1 to 8 years, at 5 to 8 percent interest, semiannual or annual payments. Named parties include Alice Burroughs, John Jarman, Seth Terry, Minnie Burmnetine, Municipal Realty Company, Kirk Holmes, Edwin Barr, Fannie Wormley, Richard Jacobs, Paul Dandridge, Mary Cornice, Oliver Northuc, Jauretta Boyd, Mary Obertenffer, George Brown, Charlen Armstrong, and others across numerous square lots in Craven Terrace and Portfields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice Burroughs
John F Jarman
Seth A Terry
Minnie
Richard B Jacobs
Kirk Holmes
Edwin M Barr
Ascure
Howard
Gott
Fannie A. Wormley
Wilbert
Barrey T Winheld
Howard R Gott
Paul L Dandridge
John Fanet Oz
Kirk, Holmen
Béwin Barr
Municipal Realty Company
Bame
Mary Cornice
Cure Municipal Realty
Aime Tn
Nouthac
Linas
F M Barr
Neme
Jauretta
Boyd
Elmer
Ramey
Paul G. Ramey
George G ‘Travern
Mary PF
Obertenffer
Herman F
George W Brown
Garricon McClintock
Wiliam
Johnson
Charlen
Armatrong
Hichard M Parker
Tonis
Jnithn Toy
Julia
Massey
Frank F Alteman
Atonebraker
Jeane Mossbure
Charles Fo
Petworth
Winfield Preston Et Nx
Tonia Otenbere
Joseph Ottenberg
Rachel Meinteore
Henrietta Mo Halliday
Manney Trust Company
Wilbur & Johnson
Prudential Insurance Company
Henrietta M Halliday
Wilbur & John
Serure
Squarf
Elzabrin M_ Berger
George Walker
Harry K Bese
Charien J Walker
Craven
Abigai
Newman
Charles Ro
Walter KR
Wilenz
George Fo Rane
Madeleine
Gartter
Ellen B. Johnson
George Y. Bunnell
Irvin Owings
Mantel
National Savings and Trust Company
Financial bond listings and buy orders in Washington market
Bond bids and offers from multiple firms including Capital Traction, Washington Gas, Dupont National Bank, and Washington National Bank. The note lists bid prices, quantities, and terms, with a broker Thomas L. Hume at 1412 G Street offering cash deliveries and account specifics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potomac Coneld
Washington Gas
Capital Traction
Wank Roy
Wash
Va Rycom
Va Roy
Washington Unities
Washington Gee
Mengenuthasser
Lanston Hie
Franklin Vational Bank
District National Bank
Dupont National Bank
Monacy Treat
Continental Trust
Northwest Say Bank
American Paper
Milter Train Coatrol
KOO Oklahoma Gil
Wrart Deve Co
Pioce Mines Co
Washington
Dupont Nation
Munsey Trust
Thomas L. Hume
G Street
Tel. M
Swartzell Rheem and Hensey Co at Fifteenth Street N W
Swartzell Rheem and Hensey Company listed at 727 Fifteenth Street Northwest appears in the directory entry. The firm is identified by street address and corporate name, indicating its office location in the Washington area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Swartzell, Rheem & Hensey Co
Fifteenth Street
N. W
Complex historic mortgage listings page for multiple building associations
A dense OCR fragment lists various mortgage figures and terms across numerous properties and lenders. It mentions securing building associations in multiple locations, with percentages, semiannual payments, and long terms. References include Columbia Building Association, Washington Six Percent, Lanier Heights, and Home Savings Bank among others, with varied sums such as 4000 and 22000 and terms spanning several years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crust Camant
Amos H Plomb Trueteen
Anna Geilieh
Vir
Guetar
Alber White
Ary B
Denham
Columbia Building Association
Charles Mo Teterch
Iscing
Walliameon
Marton
George A Toanlor
George Mckanmerich
Douglass S Mackall
Washington
Mount Plfas
Robert Shawnwell
Flord F Yavin
Clarence J Geanfary
Helena
James D Sneed
Jesae Heischell
William & Ho
Merritt
Bernard M Bridget
Joseph J Daington
Escentore
Veare Ayer Cent Memiannualiy
Tewis Po Reberix Et Ux
Arthie Carr
Marvin A Custis
Perpetual Building Association
John Jasen
Walter & Brown
Albert Fo Fox
Oreare
Lanier Heights
Avit
Frank Et Ux
Francis Sarl
James Shea
Hank
War Inflation devastates Norway bread costs
United States consul at Pergen reports wartime expenses for Norwegian bakeries have surged to about four times prewar levels. Bread could rise to 10 or 12 cents per pound. Rye flour, wheat flour, coal and baker wages have all climbed, altering costs across the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Pergen Norway
State Department
Labor Picket Fined For Storefront Violation
Harry C Hart a labor picket rep for the Retail Clerks Association was fined five dollars in police court for violating regulations against standing before a store and soliciting from shoppers. He also faced a five dollar fine for disorderly conduct linked to his picket duties. Attorney W E Richardson noted an appeal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry C Hart
Associati N
Ninth Street
Hart
W E Richardson
Rankin to Throw First Ball at House Baseball Benefit
Miss Jeanetta Rankin of Montana and Representative Joe Cannon will toss and judge at the annual House baseball game for the Red Cross at American League Park this Saturday. Representative fan Gers of Indiana, a Republican star, fractured a finger yesterday and cannot play in the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jeanetta Rankin
Montana
Uncle Joe
Cannon
House of Representatives
American League Park
Red Cross
Miss Rankin
Joe
Gers
Indiana
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Fopia Industrals
Tn Rea | Staren
Bethlehem Steel
Hondred Isaves
Chandiar
General Motore
Bross
Ohio Gas
Brooklyn Union
Wilaon
Trternationel Paper
Malting
Thatlers Securities 2
Rails
Teather
Tobare
Ohio
Liberty
Atton
Tel & Tel
Rattitore & Oh
Baltimnre & Oines
Bethlehem Steeref
Cantral of Georgia
Jesiner
Cantral Pacific
Chesamealkea
Mary
Fine
Chiago
Northwestern
Colorado & Southern
Denver & Rio
Grindston
Denver & Stio
Tramininn of
Carcada Sa
Fria
General Florric
Great Northern
Tilinora Tential
Fen
Interborough Poupid Transit
Interborough
Inter -Mar Marine de Kansas City Southern
Lackawanna Steel
Taggert & Moers
Ternlard Bn
Toursville & Sashuide UN
Mogsourt
Migsourt
Ing Tiga Neuveorkert
Norfolk & Western van
Northern Pac
Oregon
Pacific Tel & Tel
Reading
Tremble Steel
St Tenis & San Frank Pard
Lowa
Southwestern Ists
Heaboard Artine Etl
Southern Bet
Southern Taffie Cy & Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Southern Ra
Texas Company
Texas & Tacific
Union
Linen Pacide United Ringinna
Pubters
T' S
Virginia Car Chemical
Wabash
Western Union
Boston
Algomah
Arizona
Aline
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Massachusetts
Old Dominion
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St Mary
Prima
Tashington
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United Rys & Elee
Balto City
Panama
NEW York Stock Market
Local Stock Exchange
Tigh Low Close
Reini Am
Ities Ser
Carron Steel
Lesden
Jerome Verde
Ie Magnus
Marlin Arms
Munn
Merritt Onllason Vallesse
Magnala
Ytahora
Osage Hominy
Chins
Ft Baar
Sapulpa
Sinclai
Galt Bolg
Submarine Corp
Luttect Motora
Mright
S$ Steamship
Atlas Powder
Font
Yukon Gold
Catmet & Jerome
Haser
Miami
Colonial Choe Co
West End If & Gas
Yerington
Veras Nationa
Wall Street
Banka
Defense Council
the Daily Legal Record
Equity Division
Meuatice Staford Kloczewski
Alocsewaki
JP Schirk
JB Stein Sullivan
Kiligan
H David
Chapin Brown
Charles Linkina
Mary Jane Thumbert
Sullivan
Butig
Butte
Giles Robb
Brien
Lewis
Plumer
National Capital Sife
Insurance Company
Jackson— Gardiner
Lambert Sullivan
Holioway—White
Keleindienst
Kleindienst
Matting
Stilson Hutchins
Soaritia
Davie—Johnson Cohen
Turner
Lecter
Davis Gray
Circuit Division 1
Corington McLachlen
Bwem Et al
Planner
Pissing
TM. Wampler
Pleiouif
Edmund Brady
Hamilton
M F Mangan
John Ridout Wagonlys
Browning & Middleton
Circuit
Decker
J AL Zabel
George C Sbinn
Jacey
Cuglemottan
O'Donoghue
A Alexander
Frank J
Winbigher
Lake
Kelaon Wilton
Howard Boyd Motons
Mullins
Washington Railway and Electric Company
McNamwara— Honver
Tozer Ve
Electric Power Company
Colladay Barger
Hoover
Treast
Manhattan Laundry Company
Heller
Elsie & Donaldson
Reven Casex
Lane Attorneys
Herrick
Msbafie Wright
van Horn Ve
Merchants Transfer and Storage Company
Fenning
Gardner —Wiener
David
Stout
Champion Attorneys
Lambert, Yeatman
Davia i
Rossiva Pinher Companion
Lambert—Gor Anes McBink
District of
Colombia
Bident
Syme Xo
Io Apperton
Probey
Perry
Digan "No 20
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Pperson
Attorneya
Gould United Bistes Va
Ernest B Wood
Noosupport
George Alexander
Fo L Joven
United Binten
Sydney
Herrison
Hare
Ror Dickey
James AH Shumate
Frans P Hall
TM Wampier
M E_ O'Brien
Joseph E Duffy
Frank Fraz Fano
Robert Miller
Aetts
Toay
Justice McCoy
Waldorf Park Realty Company
Ve Howerton
H Winship Wheatley
Qut
RH McNeil Garlock
Justice Hitz
Charles H DeFord
Washington Tripure Water Company
Philip A. Barr
Andrew J Rady
Justice Stafford
Bose W Peabody
John C Gluck
Henry Albers
Andrew Wilson
Charlotte T Parley
Natalie Monder
Eell Real Estate
Proma M Gillett
Eben Martin
Annie M. Hardesty
Bond
Toomey & Toomey
Betate
Tillia Raff
Adolph Weyl
Iren & Lyon
Elisa C Tullock
E B Bailey
Katherie L Jones
Hpair Kerste
Robert R Hogan
Newnyer
John G Johns
Fo J Hogan
Sarah King
Mary E
CB Bauma
Charles A F Watt
Pearl Watt
WA Coombe
Virginia Gerhandt
Oliver C Gerhardt
Benjamin
Nelle H Turnquiet
Ahf Kennedy
Henry F Roswell
J ¢ W_ Beall
John D Pitzgerald
M J Colbert
Julia F Marston
American Security and Trust ‘Company
Charles B Pierce
Hoehling Peete & Ogilhr Ho
GOBRR
Marie S Bowen
Ya Jackson Ralaton
William E Richardson
Marie
Rowen
Frederick L. Sigdons
Tucy Lee
Wilton J Lambert
R HO Yeatman
John G
Rridallam
Cimpare of
North America
R Bodestman
Washington Terminal Company
C BR Byrne
F O Stephens
Edgar R Robey
District of Columba
Wme
Lottle VY Hanson
Mitchel Lanson
Jefforde & Dutton
Tumui
Ndlsidusts
Bookler
Yvielding
John L. Edwards & Co
Warrington
St. Phy
Ralph W. Lee
Colorado Bldg
14Th
G Streets
L. L. Perkins
Gaomanty
Norway
Harry C. Hart
Niaseare
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