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Washington Post

Location

Washington, Washington Dc, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1911

Page

10

Trade review notes steady U S market expansion in dry goods and footwear

R G Dunn's Weekly Review of Trade reports continued growth in large centers with lower prices spurring orders. Pig iron weakness persists, and plate and structural material face sharp competition. Dry goods mills show rising operations while footwear buyers place larger contracts. Wool and cotton trades vary with China setbacks and Red Sea stability. Business failures for week ending Oct 19 tally 28, down from earlier years.

New York R. G. Dunn Review of China Red Sea New England Bradstreet’s

Real Estate Transfers Across Northwest and Northeast DC

Real estate transfers listed for multiple DC neighborhoods including H Street Northwest, Petworth, Vermont Avenue and Q Street Northwest, Mount Pleasant, and Peirce areas. Transfers involve many parcels, lot numbers, squares, and nominal sums of $10, with several properties advancing between private individuals and trusts. Key entities include Holmes Central Realty Corporation, Frederick A Fenning trustees, Lynchburg Investment Corporation, American Security and Trust Company, and Northwest Washington Improvement Company.

H Street Mary F Ford John A Sau Lgt T& Square Highlands Holmes Central Realty Corporation Charles BE Dunbar Deanwood Jobo Webb Et al Frank Tollins Frank & Collina Toh Sand Filen Webb Whitney Close Frederick A Fenning Et al Isabella Parker Clark Sixteenth Street Heights Lynchburg Investment Corporation Bertha F Jacobs Square Vermont Avenue Q Street Nore M F Cainstair Leander F Mary B Bryartz Petworth William M Tegrell Uix Kennebunk Realty Company Titus Ulke Birth Seventh Lizsla Aronzon Louis Francis Leonard Massachusetts Avenue Heights American Security and Truss Company Et al Egher Henry R Dulany GS Square Wepingham Hagy A Hite Et Ux Oliver Johnson Lewis E Breuninger Clyde Leavitt Ruby M Leavitt Square Petworth Josiah L Carr Adem Land Annis Mary Hough Charles EB Dunter United States Trust Company Ellen O’connell Wharton Lester Michael Colbert Mar ‘Ional Permanent Building Association Mary B Bryarly H. Clinton Smith Wlliam J Brown Alice M Smith Charlize T. Cumberland Clinton Tribby Oscar White Charles E Tribby Samuel E Tatemet Ux C. P . Brown Charles E. Tribby Theodore P Heep Burdett Stryker John B Larner John Hamilton Washington Loan and Trust Company William H Whitterabel McAuliffe Katis Dierold Christian Richard 1 Patro Herbert& Ijl H W_ Patro Jamea E Hawkins Galen E Green John W_ Browning M Elizabeth Browning Harry A Hitestux John T ‘Arma Semuil Drury Lee Brown Scheutzen Park Clarence T Lacyetux Harvey C Belletux Francis Squi James F Shea Home Savings Bank National Permanent Building “‘Association Esther BH van Gundy National Savings and Trust Company American Security Nd Trust Company Amos H Plumb Lot Square Martha W Williams Same Fannie H Jackson American Security and Trust Company Camilla Hale Berman Gasch Harry C Birge Harry G Laycock Woodley Park Edward F Pickford Edward F Pickford Et Ux To Union Trust Company To Secure H. Rozier Dulany Eckington Francis M Newkirk Equitable Cooperative Building Association Amelia E. Beay American Security and ‘Trust Company East Washington Savings Bank William A Hii Francis Saul Harry A Kite Equare Sons George &Walker Norman J. Lansbury Adem L. Chapman Herbert T Shannon Morton J Luche Josiah J Margaret M Carr Kalorama Heights Egbert E Corwin Myron M Parker Altis Gemininusity Floyd W Frederick Hugh A Thrift Bruce Cleveland Se- Goa Grover B. Pilling Francis Saal Walter & Eee Thomas Allen Bill B .Francis Saut Middmugh Shannon James H Blets William T. Willett Charles F Waring Clarence T Lacy Harvey Eugenia BE. Doptohoe Dantel T George M Emmerich John CW. Beall Charles BH Rosch Walter RE. Wilson Nettonel Savings and Trust Company Percival M Wilson Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains Mary EF. Hough Perry V Edward, Lewis and Rat Jona

Supreme Court hearing spans multiple cases and adjournments

A crowded session before the United States Supreme Court and Commerce Court lists cases 386 447 565 586 and more. Details include arguments for the United States as plaintiff in error, responses by Ambler Harr and others, and adjournment to Monday at 14 00. Separately the Commerce Court, presided by Knapp, issues and adjournments cover railroad and interstate matters with multiple interveners and forthcoming dates.

United States Supreme Court Justion Justion McKena Mot Tostice Lorien Justice Hughes Justion van Devanter Lemar Seymour Bégerton Chicago Ilo J. & McKennar Fairfield Iowa United States Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company Herr B M Ambler United States Commerce Court Knapp Archhbald, Hunt Carland Mack Seymour Edgerton Mitneis Atchison, Topeka Santa Fe Railway Company Interstate Commerce Commission Union Pacific Railroad Company Interior Counties Southern California Maricopa Commercial ; Club Phoenix Aziz Charles Donnelly F C Dillard Justice Barnard Fred J. Coogan Clabaugh James F Kelly Ifii United States Court of Customs Appeals Loughran Dantric Bim- Mmons Thomas Montgomery Smith, Barber, DeVries Martinggncgly Craenes Attornneys Collins Stearman, Tenacre Cordorart Alata A. Co Wode Ve. Louvres Glore Loting Carr, Peyser & Taylor Peacock & Co United Tates Sake T M Lane C EL McNabb T M. Lane Furuya Company C H. McNabb Appelles H Shallus W. J.wemple T. M Lane United Etates Darker & Marston D Lawrence W B E Waterbduss Appellees Denker & Marston Henry Helds John G Milburn, Jr W L Wemple Perry CO EK McNabb Appellee W Oh Waterhowse United States Appellants John Pentane Sons Et Si L. & E. Stirn Beama Thayer Salomon

Debts of Trusts and Court Actions Across District of Columbia

A long list of court actions and assignments filed in the District of Columbia courts, detailing numerous deeds of trust and mortgage securities. Entries name parties, attorneys, and properties in squares and neighborhoods, with scheduled motions and hearings for October 23, 1911. The document covers equity and circuit courts, with many securing notes and payments and noting adoptions and lunacy proceedings.

Supreme Court District of Columbia Clabaughtor Proctor Thomas Jonen Tenc JL. M Seabrook Hamby & Hutchinson Vogeleang America Et al Williamson & Carrington Benjamin & Sinele Koonts Koontz J A Toomer Oppenheimer Va Johneoh McKeaoney & Klannery Sellers Plumley Bride Va. Reeves Richardson, Callahan Hewlett Adams Ve Butler Maddox & Galley Davis Equity Court Justice Wright Maud Gof Justice Barnard Samuel Gompers Ralston, Siddons & Richardson AB Parker Shreve Capital Traction Company Letch Williame Birney & Woodard Balke Ve Ofice Burkport—Rothechild Neals Davis— Hoover Circuit Court Justice Stafford Brown Golden & Co Letfords Downing Berry—Dariington Johnston Kaveney American Security and Trust Company Hoover—Wilson Wilson Bride Tibbets Lincoln Leckle Cox & Kratz H_ Thom Thompson Starrett Company Tucker Kenyon & Macfarland Sleman & Lerch W J Justice Gould Poston Washington Post Company Carter Brooke Hamilton—Lambert Gadjos Ve Schoenfeld Rothechild & Driggs Ralston Siddons & Richardson Browne van Senden Va Bermudes Fos Willis Ralston United States Lane Palmer Poe—Tobringr David Behrend Brand Miller Zabel— White Ebersole District National Bank Lambert & Yestman Carne Alexander Turton Colliday Pos No & Lange Royal Glue Company Ralston Siddons & Richardson Gardiner Morris Cartey Bailey, Columbus Bendhela Moler Metropolitan Wesley African Methodist Episcopation Church

Policemen Receive New Winter Caps Uniformed by Met Police

New winter caps for the Metropolitan police are being distributed. Patrolmen wear dark blue caps with patent leather visors and two blue cord stripes. Mounted officers have yellow stripes, lieutenants and captains have gold cord and mohair bands, inspectors show gold trim with velvet bands.

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Endeavor Meeting Held in Alexandria Falls Session

The fall convention of the local union of Christian Endeavor Societies of northern Virginia was held yesterday in the Methodist Protestant Church, Alexandria, with many delegates in attendance. The program included devotionals, welcomes, junior activities, special music, journal readings, and evening sessions led by Rev. Bonson and others.

Washington Post King Street Alexandria Union of Christian Endeavor Societies of Northern Virginia Methodist Protestant Church Alexandria Society John H Trimyer Ballston Society Ferguson Vienne Society John H. Trimyer Edith Tate F. T Bonson Mount Olivet Society Mr. Gore

Washington Women Hear Lecture on Fashion at Columbia Theater

Mme Savarie head of a major Paris fashion bureau lectured to a large Washington audience on evolving fashion. She argued fashions grow saner with time and that Paris dominates design. She demonstrated new colors coronation red violet rosewood and highlighted using fabrics of the same color in one dress.

Mme Jaenne Savarile Paris Columbia_ Theater Mme Savarie Paria Pers Loddéneail Charmeuse Zibeline Martial & Armands Paris Drecd, Bernard, Worth Cherlot

Sing Sing Prison Strike Enters Third Day

156 convicts in the knitting shop at Sing Sing prison refused to work on October 20 claiming oppressive conditions and overbearing foreman. Headkeeper Connaughton ordered work or cells, but inmates vote to be locked up rather than labor.

Sing Sing Ossining N. J Connaughton

Widow of Navy Lieutenant Awarded Six Months Pay

The widow Mrs Rosgood Brillhart of Lieut Brillhart U S N was awarded six months pay after Comptroller Tracewell ruled the pay due to the deceased officer should go to his widow under the May 13 1908 act. The case involved beneficiary designation of the officer and the sister Mrs William Swarts. Also in Cumberland Maryland Notley Browning of Oakland raised 1000 bushels of corn on a six acre lot using two varieties the improved eight row and the drought proof.

Tracewell Navy Comler Tracewell Rosgood Brillhart Brillhart New York City Brithart Lieut. Brikhart William Swarts Washington Post Cumberland Notley Browning Oakland

Cardinal Globons Walks With Boy to Burned Bishop's Funeral

In Richmond Cardinal Globons left Sacred Heart Cathedral on foot with a young boy to Mount Calvary Cemetery for Bishop Augustine Van de Vyver's burial. Requiem Mass was said at Sacred Heart with children admitted, and Cardinal Gibbons gave absolution. Bishop Rigley preached the sermon as pallbearers from diverse creeds carried the bishop to his final resting place.

Richmond Cardinal Globons Sacred Heart Cathedral Aay Mount Calvary Cemetery Augustine van de Vyver Father Bowler Father Magri Cardinal Gibbons D J. Rigley Savannah Ufe Virginia

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