Evening Star Newspaper, September 30, 1922, Page 20

& ST’ L. MUNTER, Attormeys. SUPREMB COURT OF "OF THP DISTRICT OF H. Court. 20681780 tice that the subscriber, of Washington, D. C has obtained 'from the Probate Court of the District of Columbla, letters testamentary on t s E. Sanford, late of the District of Columbia, deceased. * All persons baving claims against the deceased are here- By warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated. to the subscriber on_or before the 11th day of Geptember, A.D. 1923: otherwise they may by faw be excluded from all benefit of “snid wate. Given under my hand thia 11t day of September, 1 MOLLIE 831 G at. cal.) Attew TAYLOR, Deputy Register of Wia for the District of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court. 5016.23.30. LEGAL RO'HOE Wm’l‘l!‘fi. A!lm SUPREMA COURT OF THE DisTRIOT OF Colupbia, = Holding _ Proba rt.—No. oo niassat i — T, e to Erve matics that t jubscriber, of the Dlllrlct of Qllllll- bia, has obtained from the Probate /Court of the District of Columbia, letters of admin- istration on the es B. Greene, late of the Distri All persons having_claims ceased are hereby warned to exhibit the llne. with the vouchers thereof, legally authen: ticated, to the subscriber, on or hloh the 13th diy of September, A.D. they may by law be excluded from lll bene- Given under my hand day of September, 10X WALTER 3027 W.nhlnll!dnn JANES E. PADGETT and WILLIAM H. MANOGUE, Attorneys. 1IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict of Columbia.—Charles W. Stetson, l'mll!e s, Heirs, decree_establishing of record by adverse possession plaintiff's tfie 1o he nl.flu( STEARMAN, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia.—Holding Prébate Court. of Clara A. Long (formerly Clara A. B-mer). 20614, Administration Appiication having been made herein probate of the last will and testament of said ) for letters testamentary on that Ka western part of lot one. in square numbered 1078, in the city of Washington, District of Columbia. and more particularly described in the bill of complaint filed herein. to which reference is made. On motion of the plaintiff it is, this 15th of August. order that’ the defendants, the nnkunown devisees and alienees of Marcus S. Sappwenr- ing. of Thomas Revnolds and of Joann Hur- Jey, cause their appearance to he entered herein on or before the first rule day occur- ing after the expiration of two months from this date: otherwise the cause will be pro- ceeded with as in case defanlt, said geried being prescribed for sood cause shown, rovided a copy of this order be published for twice & month for two consecutive months Reporter_and The WILLIAM .vurn. GODFREY L. MUNTER, Attorneys. E_COURT OF THE DIS- ""Ml;‘l: an Equity Court.] orporation, the Sanhattan Cieaning and. Dyeing Compant. to 1 Zether with accounts, inves Feritring the samc, 13th day of Septen Ihe defandants. Manhattan Cl ing Company. a corporation; Ri ories, and affidavit s, ning & wnd the. defen in this Court. on the 2 t 10 a.m., and show cause, why the said rorporation & solved. Provided. a copy of this order be pub- lished pnce a week for three successive weeks in The ashington Star and Washington Law Reporter, the first publication thereof IN THE SUPREME COURT OF trict of* Columbia, —In Estate THE DI the Matter of t ed. —Ad porting a dedici praring for 3 teference fo the a court and for a sale of the real estate de- scribed in said petition for the purpose of pa: ing the debts of the decedent, and it appear- bas been duly same has been it is thereupon SUPREME COURT TOF T mbia. Holding obtained from the Probate Court umbia letters _testa- men Maggie S. Condon, Jate of the District of Columbia, docease All persons baving claims against the de ceased are herebr warned 1o exhibit the same, Iegally auth cribers, en or before tiy of September, A.D. 1033 otherwise they | 11 benefit ol 3 . H ewart building. Frank P, REESI 9] nw. (Seal) Attest: W. CLARK TA LOK. Deputs Register of Wilis for the Dis- trict of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court. | 4 14 BRANDENBURG & BRANDENBURG, Attorness. IN THE STPREME COURT OF THE DIS- trict_of Columbin.—Mamie Heine Morhart and Henry A. Heine ve. William A. Heine, John Crosby MeCarthy jr.. a minor, and Ma Eleanor McCarthy. a minor, et al.—No. 39765, Equity Docket.—The object of this snit is 1o have partition by sale of the following real estate and property, of which Marie Heln late a resident of the District of Celunibi died seized and possessed, situate in the D ‘trict of Columbia, known and described as follows: Part of sublot numbered two (2) in square two hundred forty-twn (242): part of S3bIot mumbered ix (6) in numbered two hundred forts-two (2 n Square numbered dive ' bu . and sublot 8 in s hundr-d and twelve ( On mot'on of the ‘complainants it is this eentl day of Sep- the defendants, | 'y ¥, infants, causa their sppearance to e entered hersin on or before the forti day. exclusive of Sundays and legal ho ocenrring after the day of the first pibllcation of this order: otherwise the cause will ba pro. ceeded with as in case of defanit. Provided, & cops_of this order be published once a week for three successise weeks in the Washington Clara La Croase, Mar- garet Potteiger, Isaac Harner, Philip Harner, 1da Reizenstein, Warren Bickford, Mahlon Har. ner and Ida Ward, and all unknown heirs at law and next of kin and all others concerned, aprear in sald court on Monday, the 23rd day October, A.D., 1922, at elock. ° show cause why sucl granted. Let notice hereof be Sublished 1a the hington Law Reporter and The Evening Star once in each of three successive weeks before the first publl days_befor STARFORD, Justice. BR, Tegister for ot ('nlumhll. Clerk of the Probate court. W. Me) EII.L Auunen. SUPREME COURT OF THB DISTRIOT OF Columbia, Holding Probate Court.—No. 29631, Admiaistration.—This is to give notice that ‘the subscriber, of the Diatrict of Co- lumbia, has obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia, letters of admin- istration G. Nixon, Al persons Paving claime againat are hereby warned to exhibit the same. with the vouchers thereof legally au- ted, to the subscriber, on or before h day of Reptember, A.D. 1923: other- wise thes may by law be excluded from all beneflt of asid estate. Glven under my hand M Toat 8 N for the District of Columbi Probate Court. %e16,23,30. HARRY A. GRANT, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THB DISTRICT OF Columbia, ~Holding Probate 2 Administration.—This gt T, of the Difiriet "ot has obtained from the bate the District of Columbia, letters testamentary on the estate of Frances Hewitt late of the District of Columbia, de- coased. All persons having claims against the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. legaily authenti bscriber on or before the 8th 'of September, A.D. 1923: other- wise they may by law be excluded from all benefit of ssid te. Given under my hand this Sth of _September, 19! m.AR HEWITT NYE, 75 Bryant 'st. n.w. (Ses Attest CEARK TAYLOR, Depats Remter ter of Wills for the District of Columbia, €lerk of the Probate Court. £e14.23.30. ARTHUR PETER AND W. H. BADEN, Attorneys. Clerk of the SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF o Columbia, H, that ‘the subscriber, of the District of Co- lumbia, has obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia, letters testa. mentary on the estate of Ellen Letcher Comp- ton, late of the District of Columbia, de- conted. Al persons having claims the decen, ains are hereby warned to exhibit |the aume, with the rouchers thereof, togally | authenticated, to the subscriber. on or before 7th day of September, A.D. 1923: other- « they may by law be excluded from all Denetit of said estater Given under my hand this Wh der T B Attest NNER, Register of Wills for the District of Columbla, Clerk of the Probate Court. 5e16,23.30. HAMILTON & mnn:ro\. Attorneys. SCPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT or Columbia. ~ Holding Probate Court. — Es- te of Bloom D. Chapman, deceased 859, Administration docket' 67.—Application having been made hereln for probate of the last will and testament of said deceased ai for letters testamentary on said estate by Union Trust Company of the District of Co- it is ordered thin 26th day of Sep ie;mber A.D. 1922, that E. Benson Chapman, a.m.. to show cause why such Plication shouid_ not be_gran‘ed. ‘Let notice liereof be published in ‘the Washington Law Reporter and Evening Star once in each of three successive weeks before the return day berein mentioned. the first publication to be mot lesn than thirty dare before waid return FLL P, KTAFFORD. Justice. CLARK TAYLOR. Deputy Resinter o6 Siiln for the District of Columabl Clerk of the_Probate Court. PACA OBERLIN AND FRANK STEPHEN, Attorneys. IN THD SUPREMB COURT OF THE DIS- trict of Columbia, Ofice of the Auditor.— Frank Shipley, Executor, v Eliss A Tglehart et al ui mfi.—nll cause beinz referred to the luMlM for the purpose of taking teatimony. If mecessa a making a finding an to whether the ti attempted to he created by the will of Kate B. Barlow, decensed, for the purchase and care of the burial groncd mentioned in said will is capa hie of performance; for the purpose of m: ing recommendations to the disposition of distribution of the fund set aside in respect Lof s1!d burlal ground in the auditor’s report of ‘September 19. 1919, together with the income derived from said fund, and for the purpose of stating the final sccount of the Xational Savings and Tru Law Reporter and The Eveni Rt sald day. WENDELL 0. fiTAkn‘OR\":‘rlll:{l?‘:. (Beal). A true copy. RGAN H. BBACH. Clerk. By B, B CUNNINGHAM, . Aset._Olerk. 5628,30,007 " J. P. SCHICK, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DI o Clumbis, Holding: Probate rs'rmm- x L G, Toert Larie aecuien {nistration ot 67.—. vt oo moade oot tor DrobbiL Ahe last Wil and testament of said decsseds for letters of administration c.tn. on said estate, by Jumes P. Schick, it is or- dered this 21st day of September. A.D, 1923, hat Georze L. Lattman. Kmii Tatiman s and Freda Latt. ama raed, appear fn maid court on_Monday, )h day of October, A.D. 1622 at 10 'o'clock a.m.. to show cause Sity dhe appilcation shomia o oo granted. Let motice hereof be published in the Washo ington Law Reporter and The Evening Star gnce in cach of three successive weeks before the return day herein mentioned, the first x:huutxon 1o be not less than fhires dars fors sald return day. | WENDELL P. 874 JAMES Justice. es, notice is hereby n that 1 will proceed with said r on Wednesday, October 4, 1t at the auditor's rooms in the Unite Courthoute, at which time and place all per- sons concerned will appear and_present etne aa avidues oo may b properin the premises. . HERBERT L. DAVIS, 9616.23,30. Auditor. JAMES SHERIER and W. P, LOCK- ‘WOOD, Attorneys. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE 0.3 trict of Columbia.Arthur R Thom| va. John B Walter, Trving Williamson, Ger. frade Margaret Tajlor. and Unimown Heirs Aller nd Der Walker, de Ralph Walker. decensed.—Equity Ne Order of publication. in'to_establish title by adverse poase the plaintil, Arthur R, Thompson, to original Iots numbersd twents-two aud twénty.three in D, (Sen est E‘A}I\ER Regtater ‘ot Witts Torthe District | o Columbia, Clerk of the Pmnne Court, 30,007 M. M. DOYLE, Aflomy. COURT OF mx DISTRICT OF 4 Holdln‘ Probate Court. — No. 290, Administration.—This is to give notics sul of the State af o yasia and the Distsict of Columbia nf' cetive b d from the Probai of o Dietrict of Colvmpia. lottery mum,-& on the estate of Margaret B. Confer, late of the District of Columbia, decensed. ~All per- gons, having claims agaiist the déceased ‘are Bereby warned to exbibit mg same, with the Touchers thereof. legally authenticated, ¢ subseribers. on or bf.’n e 15 o the tember, A. be_exciuded from Given under l)ur hands this 2 tember IQ‘J o L,TER CON 220 Be o] rmlovrl!v MICHAEL M. nou.v 410 5th_st. (Seal.) Atte: CLARK TAYLOR, Deputy Register of Wllls Loc the District ot Columbia, Clerk of robate Court. X GEolGE H. LAMAR, Attmq. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS- rict of Columbla, Holding Probate Court. n re estate of \lrglnu B, Jons .—Order Nisi 4 '! 1aw &’6«"&")"‘" """‘(‘“‘” T iy 5 thereon. at a': m“ "'? *& 404 for- the ik o! which: 31,000 in the bal | & monthly Inlull.menu of “0 on each “', klldel lnteren at 6 per cent on the un- paia principal from time 10" time, according to sgnrclllse t sepa f trust on eachr of (llll I proRe ubject to & commission of $331 The agents making sale: It is by the court this twenty-seventh day | of September. 1922, adjudged. ordered and offer be accepted and said el he ratined tad coutirmed unlets cause to 0w ent 1 o Porsieth aay, ‘exch and legal holidays, eccurring after the first publication the cause will be rov] pubMshed once s “week three successive weeks in the Washington Law Reporter and ening #tar befors said By the WENDELL F. STAVEQHD. Jutied. true copy. ~Test Seal.) MOR( BEACE, i B B cvwmamu, Cie 2016,23,30 * G. PERCY McGLUE, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DisTRIOT OF Columbia, ~ Holding Probate rt—No. 20674, Administration.—This 18 to give Hlee that thie subscribers, of the Ditrict of have o nl?d Probate of the. District of Columbia letters. of estate of Patrick Sm; ing claims &, 7 Sarued 1o xbibIt the. sarms, Adtest: cuu ‘!'A!ml. D&:_ !L ne.'wuu Lot Dot 628 G. P. McGLUE, Attorney. SUPREMB COURT OF THB mmwr or lding Probate f Adminhlrnlon Docket 67. been hereln for proba 1l Snd teatament of sald deceased, and | for Tt m- testamentary on sald estate, by Margaret Stearns, it is ordered this twenty-seventh of Sept b!r. A.D M‘-‘ that PM J_ othe: o Monday, the siEth dly «.1’“ on-m. AD. 1922, at 10 o'clock a.m., hy such -wumm thonid mot. be. ranted hereof be publisted in the Waal- & Stearns and & conrt wie persoas Daving —|LITTLE TRADING 0 THE GURB MARKET BY WILLIAM F. HEFFERNAN. By Special Leased Wire to The Star. NEW YORK, September 30.—Trad- ing was comparatively qulet in to- day’s short session on the curb ex- change. Speculative enthusiasm in the high- priced Standard Oils was materially lessened because only routine busi- ness was taken up at Friday's meet- ing of directors of Standard Oil of New York, and because they had failed to act on m distribution of the company's surplus. No wide fluctua- tions occurred in these issues, as they had for the past week. Standard of Indiana was an active leader, turning weak toward the close, while the New York shares fluctuated irregularly eround the low of Friday. Magnolia “Petroleum lost the most ground of any. Anglo-American was an exception to the general tendency. A good demand for this stock resulted in a substantlal upturn. International Petroleum held firm. Action Ellewheu. Cities Service common and pre- ferred gained fractionally, but the bankers’ shares were neglected. Mu- tual Oil, among the independent oils, was active and higher on report that a Canadian interest had placed large buying orders in the market for this stock. Gulf Oll of Pennsylvania re- galned more than its loss of the pre- vious day in the first hour, but sub- sequently reacted on profit-taking. Simms and New England Fuel were steady, while Carib Syndicate and Seuthern States Oil lost ground. There was practically no feature to the trading in the miscellaneous section of list. Price changes in the mining section were udimportant with the low- priced issues the active leaders. — FOREIGN TRADER FAILS. ‘William J. Farrell Alleged Victim of War Unsettlement. NEW YORK, September 30.— Wil- liam J. Farrell, trader in general merchandise in this city, with con- nections in Barcelona, Spain, and other foreign cities, has filed a vol- untary Pe!l(lon in bankruptcy, listing his liabilities as $2,182,961 and his as- sets as $557.000. Farrell's financial difficulties were attributed by his attorney largely to shipments of merchandise to South America and Cuba during 1920, in- volving about $1,000,000, which he said the firm never received. Owing to unsettled trade conditions, it was explained, the goods exported never reached the firms to which they were consigned, but remained on the docks in foreign countries without claim- ants. As the merchandise had no value in this country, he said. it was useless to bring it back to the United States. GERMAN BONDS SOLD. Paper Discounted in U. S., English and Swiss Banks. PARIS, September 30.—The Belgian government announced that German bonds representing nearly 100,000.000 gold marks have been discounted in English, American and Swiss private banks, according to Le Temps' Brus- sels correspondent. The names of the banks were not mage public nor was the rate of discount: A membership in Chicago Board of Trade has been sold for $5,600, up $200 from last previous sale. LEGAL NOTICES. JAMES P. SCHICK, Attorney. SUPREMB COURT OF THE DISTRICT or Columbla. Holding Irobate Court. — 29369, Administration.—This is to give Totice that the subscriber, of the District of Colum- bis, obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Cojumbia letters testamentary on the estate of Hattie A, M. Byrnes, late of the District of Columbia, deceased. Al per- sons_ having claims against the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof. legally authenticated, to the subscriber, on_or befare the 21st day ‘of & tember. A.D. 1923; otherwise they exciuded from all benefit of st. n.w. (Sesl) Attest: W. LOR, Deputy Register of Wills for the Dis- trict of Columbia, Clerk of the Probate Court. #e30,0¢° ALFRED B. LEET, Attorney. SUPREMB COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbia. ~ Holding Probate Cous 20706, Administration.—This is to_give S it "the: subscEiber, of The. DIstr Columbia, has obtained from the Probate Court af the Distrlet of Columbia letters testamen- tary on the estate of Ida R. Page, late of the District of Columbia, deceased. 'All persons having claims againat the deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same, with the vouchers Thereof, legally authenticated, to the sub- scriber, on or_before the twenty-first day of September, A.D. 1923; otherwise they may by law be excluded from all benefit of said es- tate. Given under my hand this twenty- clgnin day of September. 1022 AMERICAN URITY AND TRUST COMPANY, by Food, _secreta; (Seal.) Attest: WECLARK TAY puty Register of Wills_for the Dlatriet 6t Cotumbla: “Cierk of the Probate Court. 8e30,0¢7.14 ANDREW WILSON, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF Columbls, Holdiog FProbate Court. 26226, iministration.—This Nt ihat.the P of Jumbla. letters testamentary on the estate of Thomas B Jucobs, late of the clty ington, sed. * All persons havin inst deceased are bereby warn th the vouche: claimi 25th day of July, A.D. 1928; may by law be Txcluden trom Was! ; bldg.. !xecuwn under the will of Thomas E. Jacobs, dece (Seal.) — Attest: JAMES TANNER. nagmnr of Wills for the District ot Columbla, Clerk of the Probate Court. 073,50, 007 HARRY A. GRANT, Attorney. SUPREME COU! Ol' THE DISTRIOT OF Columbla. __Hold! Probate Court.—No. Admintstration—This is o give noties et {ne -nbunber. of the District of Colum, obtained Probate Court of un mm:ncc ufu(‘alnn’lbinl Jetters of :dmln”‘ o on_on the estate of Hen; oF e District KA Columbla a.m’.?a All ime against, the deceased ¥ned fo exhiDIC the same, with &% voachars thereof, legally suthenticated, o tlie subscriber an of before the 19th day of Beptember, A.D. 1923; otherwiss law be exciuded from all benefit es- fate. Given under my hand tais S1st. day of September, 1922, BRY A. GRANT, Co- lumblan bidg. (Beal) Attt: WM. OLAR LOR, Deputy of ‘Wills for the Distelet. of R oumbtaClerk of | the. Frobate Court. 8623,30,007 EDNA JAMES SHEEHY, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT oF Columbia, Holding _ Probate Court.—! 29428, Administration.—~This is to give ‘otice thae ihe subsceiber, of the state of New York, ed from’ the Probste Court of the H. W. SOHON, Attorney. SUPREME COURT OF THB DISTRIOT OF Holding Probate Court.—No. 20723, Administration.—This is to give notice: That the subscriber, of the District of Colum. has obtained from the Probate Court of the District of Columbia. letters of adminis- tration m the estate of John Beufert, late of the State of of Maryland, deceased. All persons claims “-lnnt £2e dresasad are hersdy | THE ' EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1922, NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office Alr Reduction. Ajax Rubber..... Allled Chemlcal... ll“ Am Agr Chemical. 8% Am Agr Chem pt.. 6 @ Am Cotton Ofl ... 26% Am Cotton Oil pf. Am Druggist % Am Hide & L& 108% u% 36% 120% - 169% Am, Tobacco pf (n} 108 Am Tobacco (B).. 158 Am Water Wks... 21% Am W Wks 6% pf. 46% Am Woolen.r.... 9% Am Zinc & Ld pt.. B1% Anacond; . 8% X830 Dry Go . 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United Ry Inv Webber & Hellbr 107 Wells-Fargo Exp.. 8% Western Elec pfd. 108% Western Md Wheeling & L E pf. I2 White Eagle Oil. HOURLY SALES OF STOCKS. lam.... 17960 13m...... 53160 ————— SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Quotations furnished by Redmond & Oe.) —Close.. Aluminum Co. Aluminym Co. American Su of Amer. 7s 1925 - 7 1 Penma: B & lnl Bnlon Depot 534 uck & Co. 78 12 u. 8. r 8 1923 Westinghonse E. & M. 78 sCalled October 15, 172, tCalled February 15, 1 TREASURY CERTIFICATES. (Quotations furnished by Redmond & Co.) los PLAN WORLD AUTO SHOW. Swedish Sponsors Arranging At- traction for July, 1923. STOCKHOLM, September 30.—The Royal Automobile Club of Sweden an- nounced today that it will sponsor-an international automobile exhibition to be held in Gothenburg, May to July, 1928, at which it is expected that the leading automobile manufacturers of the world will exhibit. The exhibition will form part of the Gothenburg tercemtenary exposi- n'om May to Septem- UNITED STATES WAK BONDS. High. 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Goodyear Tire 8s '41 Humble Oil & Ref 5% Inter Agricul Corp 5s. Inter Mer Marine 6s. Inter Paper 1st 55 B. Invincible Oil 8s. Kelly-Springfield 8s..... Lackawanna Stl 58 ‘50 Liggett & Myers bs New York Tel 65’41 rod | New York Tel 65°49. New York Tel 434s. Niagara Falls Pow Niagara Falls Pow 5 North Amer Edison 6s. % Nor Ohio Tr & L ref 6s... 95 Northwest Bell Tel 7s. Otis Steel 7%s. Pacific Gas & Elec 5s. Pac Tel & Tel bs. Pac Tel & Tel 6s 1952. Pan-Amer Pete 7s. Phila Co ref 65 A. Punta Alegre 7s 1937 Union Tank Car 9% United Steam Copen .!. . % U S Rubber 1st & ref 5 89% U S Smelter 6s 1926. ‘Wilson & Co 1st CIA--_..- Wl“ ‘Wilson & Co cv 7% 105% ‘Wilson & Co flll..—..- ! s —— POREIGN EXCHANGE. Copenhage: % Christiania. Stockhelm. ... Amsterdam. . Vienna By the Ano('( ted Press. NEW YORK, September 30.—For- eign exchange irregul ain, demand sixty-day 1®lls anks, 15. France, demand, 01ll~ u.bleu. 075814, Italy, demand, .0424; cablee, .04243%. lum, demand, cabl be the | b] its kind ever d one of the NEW YORK, September !0.—‘11:&" ‘was heavy southern selling and scat- terln: liquidation at the openlnr of the cotton market today, and first prices were 13 to 32 points lower, with December selling at 20.70. The southern selling was supposed, to be against the continued rapid move- ment of cotton to market in the southwest, while there was active liquidation owing to nervousness over the situation in the near east. Trade interests were large ‘buyers to fix prices -t the deulmr. however, while there a deal of covering eek end, and the mar- steadied 10 or 15 ts durs 0. d, demand, .1866. Spain, demand, .151:. G demand, .035 Poll.nd, 1 Mnll :I%o demml. .ufl, Montreal, demand, —_— FEAR PLANT SHUTDOWN. YOUNGSTOWN, Ohlo, September 30. —Independent steel companies of the Youngstown district will begin next week on the same schedule of opera- tions which prevailed this week, but obtained shutdowns®will be necessi- tated before the end of nm wuk, lk ced today at company of- ovakia. demand, mand, 3637, Bra- | TN FINANCIAL, [~z voux BONIDS srocx z=cance | N. Y. Curb Wlarket Received by Private Wie Direct to The Star Offica. MILIOADB Atchison gen 4 ll‘é fi“ Balto & Ohio prin 3%s.. % W% Balto & Ohlo cv 4%s. 85% 8% Balto & Ohio 6s. 101% 8% Chi & East Il gen Gs. Chi Great Western 4s. Chi Ind & Louls gen 6 Chi M & St P ref 434 Chi M & St P cv 6. Chi M & St P 45 192 Great Northern gen 7s. Great North gen 5%s. Hudson & Man ref bs. Hudson & Man adj 5s. Tl Central ref 4s. Inter Rap Transit Tawi . § Inter & Great Nor adj 6s. KanmasCFtS & M ¢ MStP&SEM6ks MEK&Tprinbs A. MK&T6sC N Y Central deb N Y Central ref imp 55 New Haven cv deb 6 N Y West & Bos 4 No?!m Pacific Northern Pac ref imp 6s. Northern Pacific s. Ore & Calif 1st 5 Ore Short L con Ore Short L ref 4s. Ore-Wash 1st ref 4s. Paris-Lyons-Med 6s. Pennsylvania gen San A & Ark Pass Seaboard A Liref 4s Bou Pacific cv 4s. Sou Pacific ref 4s. 3asghe; zz-;%'figgsiaifif% g F 5 3 ToledoStL & W Union Pacific 1st 4; Union Pacific 1st ref 4s. Union Pacific cv 4s. Virginian Ry 1st 5s. ‘Wabash 1st 5s. Western Marvland 4s. ‘Western Pacific 5s ‘Wisconsin Cent gen 4 TOTAL SALES (Par Vllul 1lam. SIIW 12 noon BONDSAREEASER ONFOREIGN NEWS . BY GEORGE T. HUGHES. By Special Leased Wire to The Star. NEW YORK, September 30.—In spite of the threatening outlook in southeastern Europe, the bond mar- ket in the main was steadler today than it had been earlier in the week. Price changes were very irregular, but thers were quite as many, if not more, gains as there were losses. Liberty bonds continued to feel the force of selling by holders who an- ticipated thgt the new government !e likelthood of others to tion for the existing loan: The liberty fourth 4%4s, which at their high a month or so ago were 101.86, dropped below par. Foreign Issues Lower. Foreign government bonds showed to some extent the strain of the po- litical situation abroad. United King- [dom issu French governments and Belgian issues all went lower, but in no instance was there any impor- tant weakness. The selling was not especially heavy. 'rh- disposition of speculative ‘ral] ‘way bonds to harden was noticeable in view of their recent weakness. A number of the higher prled rail- way bonds moved up. an Pa- cific daunmn- d-ellnod ru.hr ssagzragy § spesapppuny Standard Ofl of Calllornll dcbmtnra 78 crossed 105. Chile Copper 7s also ‘were strong. LOCOMOTIVE ENGINEERS PLAN 21-STORY BUILDING Cleveland Structure to House Suc- cessful Oo-onnfive. Na- .CLEVELAND, Ohio, September 25.— The Brotherhood of Locomotive En- gineers has announced simultaneous- 1y the purchase of a sixteen-story bank building in the heart of this city nd the completion of plans to erect a twenty-one story bank building. tter, according to the announ: will be the permanent, tl the temporary,” quarters of the Brotherhood of Locomotive En- gineers’ co-opcunv The bank, which two vears ago with $653,000,_reported assets of $17.L32, 457.13. The first three floors are fitt for banking rooms, the upper floors for offices. The subfloors contain vaults, and can be flooded in case of emergency. The reported price was $2,550,000. REVOLT IN LISBON. (Quotations furnished by As\ciated mml INDUSTRIALS! 1500 Radio, Corp pr Reo M ‘ruck. 3000 South Coal & Tron: 200 Bwift International. Co 100 Unit Retuil Candy . 1300 Wayne Coal. 1000 West End Chemic: 100 West Koit Mills. STANDARD 1700 Anglo-American Oil. 45 Galena B 120 Iy 70 Vacuum Oil. INDEPENDEN 1000 Boone 0! 2 e S 12000 Enginee 7 Pet. ziR Bune EPEa] ~ 200 Kirby Petroleum 100 Livingston Pet 400 Merritt Oil . FEREE “a 700 Seaboara Ofl & Ga: 300 Simms Petroleun 1000 South Pet & Tef. 1000 South States Oil. 7300 Tezon Oil & Land 1100 Turman Oil. 200 Wileox Oi 1000 “X** 01 100 Alaska-Brit Col n-z % 2000 Am Comm M & 0 8000 Beicher Bt 5 9000 Big Ledge... 2000 Bost & 2800 Bost & Mont Con 1000 Calumet & Jerome. 4000 Hard 800 Hoiilnger Gold Mi. . 100 Howe Sound Co 1000 Simon _Silver 9000 Spear] 1000 Stewart 1000 Success 00 Tonopah Divide 200 Tonopah Mining 1000 U S Continental 200 Uity Gold, iotog ‘WOOL TREND IS HIGHER. BOSTON, September 30 (Special) — The Boston wool market concluded a good week with a strong tendency man- {fested in the finer grades toward higher prices. Boston dealers are buying Texas mohair freely at high figures. As much as “% untl has been paid for has been ‘l\lm mhlh' the faot that little —_— is expected to reach In the quarter ended June 30. 1922, Louisiana and North West ruil reports operating revenues of $523,514. ex- penses of $330,043 and taxes of $4.661. jeaving &n operating income of $188,809. Other income was $5,147, in- creasing total income to $193.956. OFFICE SPACE ‘The Edmonds Building v11 15th St. N.W. Washington’s Newest Office Building Harry Wardman