Evening Star Newspaper, January 11, 1921, Page 22

*EBRO, JAN. 29 QUILPUE, JAN. 22 ORIANA, JAN. 31 H & W. Sanderson @ Son General Agents A l‘\\ \v v W \ 4 THE EVENING STAR, TUESDAY, JAN DIRECT PASSENGER SERVICES NEW YORK—VALPARAISO Regular Sailings Cristobal, Callao. ‘V(oll»ndo. )\H(‘a, Iqulque, Antofagasta. ESSEQUIBO FEB. 26 *Calls at Havana NEW YORK—GUAYAQUIL Regular Sailings Cristobal, Buenaventura. Esmeraldas. Bahia. Manta, Guavaquil QUILLOTA, FEB. 17 HAVANA—VALPARAISO and Intermediate Ports ORCOMA, FEB. 28 Nelson, Ltd. A ~ % WHITE STAR LINE * Amapala, CRISTOBAL—VALPARAISO and Intermediate Ports Regular Sailings CRISTOBAL—CHAMPERICO Calling at Punta Arenas. San Juan, Corinto, La Union, La Libertad, Acajutla and San Jose Regular Sailings ENGLAND—BRAZIL— ARGENTINA Frequent Sailings by Large Mail Steamers PACIFIC LINE The Pacific Steam Navigation Co. ROYAL MAIL The Royal Mail Steam Packet Co. NELSON LINE 26 Broadway. New York or any Steamship Ticket Agent SOV NEW YORK—CHERBOURG—SOUTHAMPTON NEW YORK—LIVERPOOL Yeéftre. ... Jan. 15, Feb. 26, Apr. 2 Vedic (new)....Jan. 26 (3d class only) Cedric..........Feb. 5 Mar. 12, Apr. 16 Cretic. Canopic. Mar. AMERICAN LINE and RED STAR LINE .hn. 15 Krunland -Jan. Jan. 22 Lapland.....Feb. 12 [ 2| Gothland AMERICAN LINE—New York-Hamburg (Direct Service) ..Jan. 27—Manchuria..... IDEAL WINTER CRUISE Third Class Passengers Only. Jan. 20, Feb. 26, Apr. 13 .Feb. 24—NMongolia “IATIC _Jan. 19, Feb. 16, Apr. 6| OLYMPIC. . Mar. 19, Apr. 20, May 14 NEW_YORK—BOSTON—AZORES— GIBRALTAR—NAPLES—GENOA Mar 2 May 17 . V.—FLVMOUTN—CNEfiBOURG— ! NEW YORK—DANZIG—Via HAMBURG White dtar Line S. S. Megantic—Largest, Most Comfortable Cruising Steamer mur-ny Devoted to Cruise 0—25 to 26 days—leaving New York January 22, February 21, March 23, ting Barbados, Cub. Passengers. Specially_selected ports of “”1_9;1 Jamaica, Kingston (Port Antonio), Martinique, Pan- im; Canal (Panama City), Porto Rico, Trinidad, Venezuela, Virgin Islands, Etc. 1208 F St. N.W. IDEAL WINTER CRUISES West Indies—Panama Canal—South Leaving New Yerk Jamuary 22, February 2i, March 23, 1021, WHITE STAR LINE S. S. “MEGANTIC” 20,140 Tons Disp.—Largest Steamer to Tropics INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE COMPANY, R. M. Hicks, Passenger Manager. $400 up 235-28 DAYS SPECTIALLY SELECTED PORTS OF CALL “\nternational Mercantlle ane Co Offices: 1208 F St. N.W., Washington, D. C. Connections Encircling the Globe o, NTA'" will sail en Jaau- The B. M. 8. “CARO! I oruise to MAD 1 A GIERS, MONAGO, NAPLES, ALEX. and PIRAEUS. Drifts Orders e by e A COMPANY'S OFFICE. -day all expense . January 22 p 2. DELTA Phone Main 14 TOU Trip by Wlter to Tidewater, Virginia T, ALL-YEAR RESORTS Dally service. Modern ateamers. 7 Ticket Office, 731 15th St. N.W. -NORFOLK & WASHINGTON = STEAMBOAT CO. ERENCH LIN er."film GENERALE ress Postal Service ut\v v"iuc. HAVRE PARIS CO! 3 1419 New York Ave.. We Lise. ‘mA h‘..m—ar:u-.w 26 Broadway, New Yo or jteamahip Ticket For fares and sailings appl. 1419 New Yoik ave.. W & dian Australasian Roval Mail Line/ ymour st., Vancouver. B. 44 STEAMSHIPL!NES Regular Express Passenger and Freight Service S. S, s, N « S. 8. Ma 15.000 Tons (Steamers of U. lluu)v 17,000 Tons Jdan. AKOLLS 21,000 Tons ) Keb. ® mnupm( Board) 82-92 Beaver St,, N. Y. Beanch Offices at Philedelphia Chicage - Baltimore St. Louis Mobile pointed passen- ger steamers of 17,000 tons dis- placement sail- ing from New York. Pernambuco Bahia Rio de Janeiro Montevi Alzo frequent largs and fast earge Noumers | ith rtable " accomm ::--enma'r"-“ Connections for all “Parts of South | || ohica 4 Broadway: H Fa A LAMPORT & HOI:I' LINE 1208 F st. n.w. nally Conducted. EUROPEAN TOUR THE BEAUX-ARTS 'romu Send for circular. 1306 G RTS. ATLANTIC CITY. N. 3. zdfom ATLANTICCITY.N N oJe Al\Amemca Plan Hotel :ofDIsln\chmu&RcalComfirt ! irw . cAvA:ml son. 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Back to the days when one did not have to add a cent or two tomake a nickel do its work. Get back to the Nickel by asking for AUERBACH CHOCOLATE BARS ‘There are dealers in every town who sell them at Sc—it is your own fault if you pay more. 18 Aves S84 0o 47k Sts. Yerk City AUERBACH' cIIOCOI.ATE BARS NEW ORLEANS ‘The Paris of America® Lobby. Folder om The Ht. Charles lustrated Request. One of Americ -lnl.i hotels. guests. lll'l)A.y« a The St. George Hotel, Bermuda Having. been thoroughly rencvated, will be open to receive gusits on FRIDAY, JANUARY 21, 1921 UNDER NEW MANAGEMENT. Cable sddress, DRAGON BERMUDA. Address Resident Manager, ST. GEORGE HOTEL. | using Sloan’s Liniment—a ting- lmg,g ‘comforting, blood-circule- ting feeling comes withitafirst application. Use it freely for those tired, aching feet, strains, sprains, lame back, Stff negk, rheumatic twmges and other 1 mghts 'HILDREN romp around and y, and become overheated. often results. 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But thero was further buying of the same urgent | sort in both markets this morning which carried prices of many stocks to new high points and caused a further sharp recovery in wheat and {corn options. At todas's high prices {there were quite a number of stocks { that e back to where they were selling in the third week of October, before the main decline began. There | were still_more which were selling within a few points of where they were at. that time. i In other words, the rally within little more than a fortnight has covered in Expert Dentistry Costs no More Than Ordioary Work Elsewhere There are 27 years of experience back of us—27 years of successful work with thousands of pleased patients. Through- out all that time we have led in quality of work and in Jowness of price. Ex- tractions positively painless. some cases al, and In quite a section of the list the greater part of the en- [nre losses of the November and De- | cember collapse. i The question which Wall street was asking with much interest today was ‘whether the vicarous bear contingent of a month and two months ago had really been able to get away with their spoils, and the opinion was freely ex- pressed that their reputed ‘enormous vrofits had dwindled into insignificance, {1f they had not disappeared altogether. | Certainly it has been established by ithe violence of the present rebound how absurdly overdone the downward movement was, héw much it was ag- eravated by bearish activities and ibearish rumors which had not the shadow of a foundation, and how far the ‘December prices on the stock ex- !change underrated values. There was no news to account for today’s upturn any more than there |1 had been news to_explain the advance of the previous days. It was simply the action of a market freed fmm panic influences returning to a normal condition where values once more counted. (-M Crowns & $3. 00—44.00—83 00 Per Tooth Fillings, 50c to $1 up in_gold, silver. amalgam or porcelai Open Every Eveninx to 4 P. M. Lady tendance. AIl “IIDr. WYETH Inc. 427-29 7th St N. Ww. o e 2 e Pariors — CURB STOCKS. Quotations farnished by W. B. m‘i-n- & Co. Avma Exvlosives Allied 31, 55, "lfl a% 13-16 Reston and Réaton and Wyomi cxternal pains. Don't yub— sxmply let it penetrate and work Nature's way. 33¢, T0c, Sl wl" % iPimply? Well, Don’t Be' People Notice It. Drive Theml Off With Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets A pimply face will not embarrass you much longer if you get a pack- age of Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tablets. The skin should begin to clear after you have taken the tablets a few nij é?nnu the blood, bowels and liver with Dr. Edwards’ Olive Tab- lets, the successful substitute for calomel; there’s no sickness or pain. after tlklng them. 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Consolid: g =3 R 3 ..‘_?a B8R ol Liviazston Petroleum unfl!l FDDI”P . a0 Refinery Mason Valley +-. it | Midwest Ol ptd. Midwest Refining vevada Ophir . ew Cornella Then It’s Genuine Aspirin is trade mark Bayer Manufac- ture Monoaceticacidester of Salicylicacid, J mper Tar COMPOUND Best for G reek (new] Sapulpa_com. Simms Petrol Bkelly 0il Sweets . Co. of 8wift Internation Tonopah Divide . Touopah Extension '. Tropieal 011 T'nited Enst v H H\‘hl Lighi ent n-a rnav. thrln: i imshi | United Texas Warren Bros. Wayland Ol a Ih'na te— 2 Doses One Cent BONT EXPERIMENT This old reli- family remedy has relieved ou-ndo—n will relisve you— Armour Leather com. Armour Teather ptd. Armour pf Al e FINANCIAL. = BANKS OF THE (I Naman B. Scott Heads Con- tinental Trust Company. No Important Changes. NATHAN B. SCOTT. All national banks, three trust com- panies and a number of savings in- stitutions elected directors today. some few also electing officers. Much interest centered in the elec tion of directors and officials of the Continental Trust Company. because of the vacancy in the presiden caused by the death of the late Guy T. Scott. HOLD ELECTIONS| bur Sherwood, E. T..fimpson, Robert D. Weawer and Raymond J. Wise. Kranklin National Bank. Dlreflpr!— William H. H. -Allen, John B. Cochran, R. E. Duvall. W. H. Gardner. \S. McComas Hawken, Hall. Thomas P. Hickman, Milton Hopfenmai Charles P. Light, P. Hanlon, R. A. Todd, C. H. Cochran. ne tional Bank. Directors—John Brawner. Floy. Davis. Robert A. Dore, Albert tley, W. W. Griffith, Melvin C. Hax:! en, Samuel Hart; Leroy W. Herron Andrew Loffler, Reter Latterner, § l)ndm; Lincoln. Patrick T. Moran, How. ar George . man, Joseph Strasburger, Willlam D, Sullivan and G. T: Metropolitan National Bank. Directors—Arthur T. Bri Walter Brownl, Frederick DeC. Faust, Wil- sude, John B. Henderson. A. A. Hoehling, Charles Jacobsen, O. H. P. Johnson, Rudolph Kauffmann, Dr. J. Thomas Kelley. jr.: A. Lisner. Townley A. McKee, John H. Moore, J. H. Ralston. Frank P. Reeside, Hug! illy. T. Lawrason Riggs. Willlam H. . Herbert T. .shermm Charles G R. Tuckermar George W. White. president; : . vice president: William . \\n-hburn vice president; Erskine Gordon, trust oficer . Charles A. Douglas, counsel: Mary J. Winefree, secretary, and Eppa L. \nr‘rm treasurer. Directors—Frank W. Bolgiano, Fr: S. Bright, William 1. Browntng, & alhoun, James R. Campbell, William Carter, Ernest H. Daniel, Frank H. A number of probable candidates for the place were suggested by the | press, and rumors were more or less frequent. but the directors simply re- turned former Senator Nathan B. Scott, who preceded his son in the office, and resigned after his son be- came president to become chairman of the boanl of directors. Charles W. Warden, president of the Continental Trust Com- pany, was given the added post of cash- ier. president. While there were many changes in the directories of the different institu- tions there were mew important changes ! the first vice Dr. Washburn was made a vice Edmonds, Charles E. Gatliher, Frank T. Hines, Laban L. Jenkins, James I. Karrick, William Lennox, Silas A Manuel, Charles G. Pfluger, Willlam P. Reeves, Nathan B. Scott, Dwight T. ott. Charles W. Semmes, William M. Sprigg, William Clark Taylor, Allan Walker, Charles W. Warden, . Bates Warren and William S. Washburn. Union Trust Company. irectors—William C. Braistead, Jo-. seph H. Cranford, G. Thomas Dunlop, George Flemingz, George E. Hamil- ton. John H. Hanna, Walter S. Har- ban, Frank C. Hen: John C. J. Kaufman, A. S. Lambie, Thomas P. Morgan. | Murray, George H. Myer. Daniel W l(i Donoghue, Aulick Pllmer. D. S. Por- ter, Ord Preston, Francis { son, John H L Wanhington loan and Trust Directors, Charles 3 as Bradley, John H. Clapp. Augustus| Floyd E. Davis, John Joy Whiting Estes. Frederick in the personnel of the bo: the officers in so far as elected. Adds Four New Directors. The Liberty National four new directors in.C. B. Usher, Calman, Frank Morliart and J. B. ner. At the Dupont National Harrington Mills was added to the directory. The Franklin National elected new_directors in C. H. Cohran and C. W. Minker. R A Todd will become a vice presi- nt. The American new director, H. F Shackelford. On the Commercial National board James B. Revnolds. former assistan secretary of the Treasury. and J. Fendal | Cain are the new directol L. Whiting Estes was the ane new man elected on the board of the Wash- ington Loan and Trust Company Federal National Bank. ectors—Byron S. Adams E. Berry, Thomas Bones, Erll'on Waiter Brown, John -H. {Clapp. Myer Cohen, William Knowles (,oojwr John Dolph, “x"lam John Ey- . C. Graham. W. F. Ham, H R Hnwen!l'!n Ralph Jonlrn.s Harry Kin Ralph W. Lee. Louis Mackall, Arthur Marks. John L. Newbold, Frank B.| Noyes, John Poole, E. James Brown Scott, and Leon Tobriner. Ameriean National Bank. Directors—Lester A. Bar: o W Brenl!ar A. L. Clarke, Jno v r‘raw . C. Dulin, Azel Ford, aait Ierr . B atmen o i - Gar loway, Isaac Gans, Fred S. Gichner, L. W. Groomes, James B. Henderson, C. Hendiey. B leonard, 1. B. Linio H. Livingstone. E. A. Livln(ltonr L Witliam Seing S in- Walker, W. J. Waller, Byron Wallec: stein, J. C. ‘Weedon, L. Perry W. and Louis C. Wilson. G Columbin National Bank. r“nctnrz—.—(‘har'es B. Bailey. ua T W. Clarence John Joy Edson, Chivie C. Fenton Fadeley, Albert F. Fox. ds or of Bank eluzpd. M two When the board organizes National named one Albert | rell, J. Alexander | Judd, Harold H. -| Berberich, . L. Whiting Estes, g, Albert F. Fox, Benjamin . Guy, John A. Johnston, Carl B. Keferstein, George A. King, Martin A. Knapp, J. Leo Kolb, John B. Lar- ner, John C. Letts, Harry G. Meem, Theodore W. Noves, Andrew Parker, Walter 8. Penfiel. Arthur Peter, 1Krank P. Reeside, Harvey W. Wiley nd Donald Woodward. i Riggs. National Bank. i Directors—Charles C. Glover. Wil- i liam J. Flather, Milton E. Ailes, H. Rozier Dulaney, Charles I. Corby, Rob- ert C. Wilkins, Sterling Ruffin, Charles } Carroll Glover. jr.; L. Kemp Duval, { Louis E. Jeffries, John S. Larcombe. i v B. Jufius Garfinkle, James Marion C. Powell Minnigerade. Harry F. Clark and M. Ritt, iFrank J. Hogan. Security Seviags and C Directo F Baltz, Diller F. mercial. Addison. jr; E. C. Groft, John B. Har- Thilman Hendrick. George H. Levi, Fred McKee, Townley A. McKee, Laurence Mills, Capt. Julius 1. Peyser, Morris Simon, William W S. W. Straus and William Ciark Taylor. Merchants’ Bank. Officers—Peter ' A. Drury, president D._Rheem. F Joseph A. Berberich and Ernest E D. C. Smithson | Herrell, vice presidents; i Harman. jr., cashier; Edwin W. Pop- I kins, assistant cashier, and Michael J. Keane, counsel. Directors—A: E. Beitzell, Joseph.A. Gustay Buchholz, Harry R. Carroll, rnest E. Herrell, Joseph J. Bulkl(y. Drury, | Kaveriey. Joseph H. Keane, Keane, “Samuel A. -Kimberly, Tirnest Mitcheln " Tharmas. . Melloy H.| Frank O'Hara, Roland S. Robbins. M. Frank Ruppert, Vincent L. Toomey, {John Walsh, William Henry White, ’ Tk Zan ht and John . Terminal Saviags Bank. Officers—John Brosnan, jr., ; C. M. Towers and Charles Prau, vice presidents. presi- A { Collins, Joseph B. Latimer, Dr. Charles David J. Kagt. | H. Lockwood, Dr. P. J. Marshall, Paul Leighton. James A. Messer, Theodore ‘W. N H A Thene oyes, Charles ; B. Francis S: Swartzell: aul and John ; Commereial National Bank. Directors—James H. Bavden. Charle: E. Berry, Rolfe E. Bolling, james A, Fendall Cain, Charles A. Robert A. Cissel. H. King Cornwell, H. Bradley Davidson, E. C. {Davison. R. Golden Donaldson. David Dunigan. Holcombe G. Johnson. lliam H. Johnston, Harrington Mills, James B. Reynolds, James Townsend Russell. James Sharp, George Tully Vaughan and Charles J. Rogers. Dupont tion: Bank. Directors—Willlam E. Clark. Eugene C. Copenhaver. Allerton §. Cushman, Albert Douglas. B..L. Dulaney, {Dulaney. Mellville Gillett, Thomas L. Macdonald. Harrington Mills, Franz |H. Ridgway, Luther E.Schreiner. Laurence A.’ Slaughter. WiHiam W. | Spaid and Horace H. Westcott. District Natfonal Bank. Ansberry, Ralph P. tdney 1. Besselievre, William | arles J. Butler, A. P. Cren- | hau John®.v. Childress, C.'J. Gockeler, Robert N. Harper, Wells N. Harper, . Charles Heitmuiler. James M. Hoge, S. Hoge. jr.; Lewl A F. Jorsa, J.. Miller Kenyon, Marshall L. King, J. Leo Kolb, Wharton E. Lester, William P. Lipscomb, W. H. Martin, E. J. Murphy, Hilleary L. Offutt, jr.; Rob- ert L. 'O'Brien, Charles C. Rogers, N. L. -Sansbury, S. P. Thompson, J. Tyree, Sidney West and E. S. Wolfe. ational Capital Bank. Directors—Albert ~Carry, _ Allen Clark, Clarence F. Earnshaw. S. T. Eberly, Lewis Flemer, V. P. C. Hazen, Ausust G. Herrmann, H. Marlow, H. H. McRee, James L. Pursons: W&, Simpson, M. 'A. Weller, 8. H. Walker and John C. Yost. Second Nat Bank. Directors—William - Berens, F. Collada; Eckloff, Gt Deyber, Wi l i Edward William V. Cox, John C. ge M. Emmerich, Victor B, iam M. Hannay, John W Paul| | i i Donohoé, John D. | Wi Hulse, Walter H. Klopfer, Frederick W ! Mackenzie, Samuel J. Prescott, Cuno H. Rudolph, E. J. Sacks, Joseph P. Steph- enson, Edward L. Stock, William I, Walker, Somerset R. Waters, Frank G Wilkins, Nathaniel Wilson and Alexan- der Wol. Nationnl Bank of Washington. Directors—R. P. Andrews, J. M. Beavers, C. Brandenburg, D, J. Callahan, H. C. Duffey, Max Fischer, Maurice F. Flynn, G. W. Forsberg. Daniel Fraser, George Goetz, E. Charlton Graves, J. T. Hendrick, Frank R. Jellef, Michael A. Keane, Clarence W. Lee, Charles Linkins, Charles R. Luce, Morris E. Marlow. May. J. G. Meinberg, W. Clarence. Miller. George M. Morr's, George W. Moss, C. F. Norment, H. Norment, R. E. Pairo. F. W. Plugge, George P. Sacks, Charles Schafer. John Scrivener, O. Shumate, Odel Smith, George L. Starkey, P. J. Walshe and Levi Woodbury. Liberty Natio Directors—Clyde B. Asher, Thomas P. Brown, M. F. Calnan, Charles A. Camalier, S. T. Cameron, M. O. Chance, John B. Clark, Judson T. Cull, jr., Dr. L. F. Davis, Paul E. .vohn-mn, George L. Larssen, William H. Mc McQuade, Lennard H. Mitchell, Dr. i H. Morhart, E. H. Neumeyer, Dr. Wil: liam L. Robins, 1. E. Shoemaker, J. B. Skinner, Grant W. Taylor and George 0. Walson. L) Farmers and Mechanics’ Bank. Directors—J. McKenney Berry, Dallas Berry, Charles H. Cragin, J. E. Dyer, Henry W. Fisher, Harry V. Hlynel!‘. William King, Joseph H. Lee, G. | Nicolson, Thomas J. Staaton, J. Wil- | Himmelfarb, Harry. P. Giddings, Charles A. Pfau. George C. Shaffer, i Fred Schuler, Francis H. Stephens, C M. Towers, Dr. Edward C. Wilson and i Henry A. Works. Washington Stock Exchange. Washington Gas sn—sm 3. Washingion Hws. Pla2s at 51, 10 at 51 108t 51 5 ae oL = ashington Gas—10 at 35% Security Savings and Commercial Bask—1 at 198. Tanston Monotrpe—7 at 75. Mergenthaler Linotype—5 1035710 at- 120, 10 at 120, 3 R CALL. Columbia unvmmH'm at 121, 102 molidated 54—$1.000 at &‘i"m at 19, $1.000'at . | 120w, 10 at l‘m«m.» Flectsic . 31,000 at $1:000 at 19, 2t'79, $1,000 at 79, $1,000 at 79, Bid and Asked Prices. BONDS PUBLIC UTILITY. { American Tel. and Teiga. 4 and Telga. 4% L and Tel. ctl, -2 [ 2 8 o 61 21 Potamae Riectric Ligh 88 Potomac Elec. cons. i 8 a8 91 36 25 58% . 90 American_Tel. Capital_Tractio Wi ngton G Wash, Rwy. =i wumngmn_nmnx- Rvy “com. Washington-Virginia Rwy. pfd. Columbia Commercial District TRUST OOMPANY. American Security and Trust.. SAVINGS BANK. Commerce and Savings. Easat Washin, m tlonal v.nson TITLE Columbia itk Real Estate Title.