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Complete course of studies. ~FPrepares for col- 4 to 17 years. _ fel8® STRAYER’S BUSINESS COLLEGE “The School That Gets nn ta” Baclusively accredited by tiemal Association of Aecradited: Com- mercial Schools. Combines superlative instraction with unsurpassed equipment eseal of placements. M on request. NINTH AND F Main 3430 1004 F St. N.W. Register now for courses in “sccounting, bookkeeping, busi- ness law, business economics, shorthand, typewriting, Eng- fish, Spanish, public speaking and other commercial and academic subjects. Second semester classes begin Janu- ary 31. Open to men and women. Tuition free to those honorably discharged from the service. STRAYER’S SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY New Jonior Class in Higher Account- ancy opens this week for beginners: standard case method taught by faculty ot umtversity professors. Co-educational, Tarly enroliment imperative NINTH AND F Main 3430 b et oo T AT D ACCOUNTANCY ult lle University Course given by per- 254 class imstraction. ~ Average leagth "E'r ‘. yvflnl(m. FEater at any time. A supervision. BEND FOR CATALOG. STEWARD SCHOOL OF HIGHER ACCOUNTA treet Mal The Young Women’s Christian Association 1333 F Street N.W. 614 E Street N.W. New Semester Opens February 1 in the Gymmasium and Educational Department Folders and Circulars Sent on Request ement has p[easure in amwurwmg that the HOTEL CECIL Ts Now Open | Rapid Progress. ‘mm.mi | | conntancy. THE EVENING STAR, THURSDAY, JANUARY 20, 192f. EDUCATIONAL. BOOKS — Som( COLLBGB THXT books or evers sehool snd miscaliancos Dooks 93 811 sublects’ bought and sold, new and used. EARLMAN'S BOOK SHOP. 933 G st. n.w. 'HALL-NOYES SCHOOL $21 E STREET N. Ladies’ special p.m. clase R English and American Litersture starts January 20, 4:45 by lecture.~ RESORTS. LONDON. Evening and day- time courses at Pace Institute prepare for C. P. A. and Federal ac- countancy examinations and for positions as Con- trollers, Treasurers, Au- ditors and the like. Informative 32-page Bulletin and schedule of beginning classes upon request_ Pace Institute 715 G St. N.W., Wnshington CHICAGO, ARMOUR SHOWS LOSSES DESPITE ITS BIG SALE January drawing on Teserves accumulated their foreign connections were AT- mour & Co. enabled t show a mnet profit as a'result of their 1920 opera- tions, according to the annual report of J.'Ogden Armour, president of the company. For the first time in the history of the company stockholders other than members of the Armour DIRECT PASSENGER SERVICES NEW YORK — VALPARAISO \ Havana, Odsu‘b;'l.“s.:l:' . -V"-.l:;:g:lu Arics, Iquique, *“EBRO” JAN,29. “ESSEQUIBO” FEB.26. K s at Havana. *Call THE LARGEST STEAMERS T STEAMERS IN THE TRADE Sailings Cristobal, l\unv.ntlll’l Esmeraldas, Bahia, Manta, Guayaquil *“QUILPUE” JAN. 22 “QUILLOTA” FEB. 17 *Calls at Nassau. The Pacific Steam Navigation Co. smnwl' & SON. Genersl Agents, 26 Broadway, New York. Or any £tsamship Ticket Agent. DON MR. WM. SHAKESPEARE of London, England, teacher of nounces thint he Will receive a 1 s For Tariff ~ Apply Manager. Ukaulele taught in 10 lessons. Columbia road. Phone Col. 8593. PBOPOSAIS FFICE OF the Commi Tumbia, January. will be received at — EDUCATIONAL, Wuhmgton Business College POTEET & WHITMORE, Brops. N.W. n 4959. 1321 G Stre Individual imstruction in all -ub)em New tart now. classes daily. ON BUSINESS SCHOOL —A select homelike commercial school of superior grade, offering intensive in- struction in all commerci; DAY AND EVEN! Call for catalog or phone 726 Fourteenth Street (Corner of New York ave.) anuary Adaition 0, located in Burr- Avenue and Hayes Street Northeast, Washington, D. C. Blank forms of proposal, ‘specifications, plans and information may_be’ obtained from the, Chief Clerk, En- gineer Department. Room 427, ing, Washington, D. C. A Govontt of Dok o lurs will be required to insure the return of the specifitations. 3. THILMAN for to’ School Building, ville, Corner Divisio CUNARD ANCHOR Passenger and Freight Services Courses That Meet Your Requirements ACCOUNTANCY Classes Starting in all Semesters BOYS’ DAY SCHOOL Connections Encircling the Globe Drafts and Foreign Money Orders Boys’ Supervised By Men From 9 to 4 For Sailings and Full Information Apply SPECIAL COURSES COMPANY'S OFFICE, BOOKKEEPING 517 14th St. N.W. PUBLIC SPEAKING Drafting—High School Subjects— Stenography C WY MC A7S¢:ln'oo|s,,,,,,,.,‘,,d OPPORTUN!TY K. of C. Service School 600 G Street N.W. Socond_term. Jan. 24 fo May 13. AUTO MECHANICS COMPANY gum NEW YORK— QUEENSTOWN (When permittad) —BOULOGNE—LONDON Pirst-Claas Only ~Lucurious New 16-Enot Bhips OLD NORTH STATE, Feb. 22, Mar. 29 Electric Wiring—8hop Mathematics Free for Service and Ex-Service ltn - Registration Clowes January 'w Classes in all subjects start SPANISH Profs. NEW YORK—BOSTON—NAPLES GENOA: Cabin and 3d Class PRINCESS MATOIKA SCHOOL OF WASHINGTON from Spain—Conversational Method. L = INEW YORK—BREMEN—DANZIG S. S. SUSQUEHANNA February . 19—April 6 Cabin and Third Class 45 BROADWAY, N. Y. Phone 1200 Whitehall 311 EAST CAPITOL ST. All Commercial B One month, day, $15; evening, $5. After 7 monthly payments the next 5 months are free. A year's scholarship costs $8.33 a month, day sesei TEMPLE SCHOOL A Fewosduecu Well Taught flmgw ;‘lh\ Spelling, HX'I [:3 !L N.W. I 3268, SHORTHAND—TYPEWRITING | TAUGH’ 30-DAY STE: OGILAPHII‘ B(,IN)OL 1410 H st. second floor. Main 2876. TheUniversity Prepmtory m I Adsiph Rickards, X. For_fares and sailings apply Canadian Pac. Ry.. 1419 New York ave., Washington, or to Canadian Australasian Royal Mail Line, 440 Seymour st., Vancouver, B. O. If It's Travel “See Ober” Bermuda Cuba, Jamalca, West Indies, South America, California via Panama Canal EUROPE Reservations NOW Make [} no OBER’S Steamship and Sho —20 Lcsm Woodward Bldg. To'::.nuMi::;y (Pitman or Gregg.) Ty’?eu:rnm:g% Lessons, ln«lr:cflm{ guaranteed. "R-nd for circular. _710 14 Frankl SECRE’IAP.IAL SCIENCE LSTENOGRAPAY{_ THE WASRINGTON S(‘I\OOL j _FOR. 8] ECRETARIES~!41’~)F ST R Tl 1508 b st nwe Wash., D. Enjoyable tings Trip by Water to Tidewater, Virginia THE LARGI" AND STEWARDPS Business Colh(- ACCRED) 1202 ¥ St mm VIRGINIA BEACH, OCEAN VIEW. ALL-YEAR RESORTS Dally mervice. Medern steamers. City Ticket Office, 731 15th St. N.W. NORFOLK & WASHINGTON EURGPEAN "mun e B0 A e Cast FR COLUMBIA SCHOOL of DRAFTING — BERLITZ SCHOOL 14th Street Languages - Terms May Be Begun at Any Tima Roy C. Claflin, Pres. 14th & T Sts.,, North 272 Night Classes—Day Classes NEW YQE‘KS-?Q,VEEM..’A-‘}.-IS Individual Instruction Course in 3 to 9 Months ',{# LA TO 12, Ao i3, May HAfiBURc DIRECT Nisgars .. Call or Write for Latest Catalogue ENTER ANY TIME Studio, 1722 o g5 | C L T, | 6argo—25 to 26 days—leaving New York *January 22, February 21, March 23, 1921 ivoted to set aside out of { PANHANDLE STATE, Feb. 8, Mar. 15 |HUGO WORCH 1110 G St. N.W. E | % WHITE STAR LINE A NEW YORK—CHERBOURG—SOUTHAMPTON .Feb. 16, Apr. 6, May 4| OLYMPIC. . Mar. 19, Apr. 20, May 14 RK—LIVERPOOL NEW YORK VIA BOSTON—AZORES— Jan. (3d class only)1 GIBRALTAR—NAPLES—GENOA Feb. 5, Mar. 12, Apr. 16 | Canopic. . ebruary 26 Feb. 26, Apr. 2, May 7|Cretic.... ..March 15 AMERICAN LINE and RED STAR LINE NEW YORK—DANZIG—Vla HAMBURG Third Class Passengers Only. .| ADRIATIC. an m L-pland .Feb. 1. Kroonland..Jan. 29 Finland.....Feb. 19 Gothland.:.:...o.ov-nnn Feb. 26, Apr. 13 AMERICAN LINE—New York-Hamburg (Direct Service) Mongolia. .. ..Jan. 27—Manchuria. ......... Feb. 24—Mongolia.......... Mar. 10 IDEAL WINTER CRUISE White Star Line S. S. Megantic—Largest, Most Comfortable Crulsing Steamer —Entirely Devoted to Cruise Passengers. Specially eelected ports of cali—no isiting Barbados, Cuba, Jamaica, Kingston (Port Antonlo), Martinique, Pan- ama Canal (Panama City), Porto Rico, Trinidad, Venezuela, Virgin Islands, Etc. *On January 22 Cruigj s limited number of rooms available from New York to Havana, Kingston, Etc. INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE COMPANY, 1208 F S8t. N.W. R. M. Hicks, Passenger Manager. U. S. GETS $337,000,000. Revenue Tax Covers Imports Val- ued at $2,188,000,000. The United States collected revenues amounting to approximately $337.000,- 000 in 1920 on imported goods valuedl at $2,188,000,000, it was learned to- day at the Department of Commerce. Goods amounting to about $3,000,000,- 000 were admitted to the country duty free. The largest item on the dutiable list 1of goods imported was partly or wholly manufactured, valued at about $1,120,000,000. Crude materials for use in manu- facturing, amounting to about $1,- 550,000,000 in value, headed the list of duty-free items. @ Complete Stock Columbia Records and Grafonolas Music, String Instruments, Cases, Parts, Etc. J.Edgar Robinson 1306 G St. N.W. GOODRICH RESERVE FUND. | NEW YORK, January 20.—Directors of the B. F. Goodrich Company have surplus | funds a $10,000,000 reserve to provide against possible losses on raw ma- terial commitments and deferred de- cision on the May aividend on the common stock until the annual stock- holders’ meeting next April. Divi- dends at the regular 7 per cent rate were declared on the preferred stock for April and July. Complete Assortment of Columbia Grafonolas and Records { i i 1 ® e Lue . S UREOT S R The Most Complete Stock of Columbia Records in Town (Open Evenings) ORT At 9th and F Sts. N\W. Anacostia and Potomac ‘Anacostia and Potomac Ches. and Potomac Telephons Capital Traction R. R. 5 City and Suburban Metropolitan R. R. Potomac Electric Lt Potomac Electric cor Potomac Elec. Power Washington Gas 55 Washington Rwy. Wash ws. and Eiec. G. M. 6s. 8915 MISOELLA! D. C. Paper Mfg. 6s.. Rigge Realty Riggs Realty 58 (sbort). Capl Washington Gas Norfolk_and Wasl Wash. Wash, Rwy. and ‘Washington-Virgi Washinton-Virgi American Columbi: Commerc District foodstuffs, | X family attended. The statement disclosed that while to draw’ upon Washington Stock Exchange. bington Gas Light 500 t 92, $1.000 at 92. Potomac Electric gene s (long ican_ Tel. and Traction .. Rwy. and American Security Continental Trust National Savings Union Trust... Security Savin Seventls Stree T Columbia Title. eal Estate Title. MISCELLANKOU. Columbia Graphophone Columbia Graphophone . C. Nergenthater Linotype. FOREIGN BONDS. Quotations tornished Prices Ain_4s. (’;:'llner Berlin 4s ll% B . Muni German gov. 3 Largest Stock of Columbia Records in Washington Harry C.Grove - The Original Columbia Store, 1210 G Street Branches—623 Pa. Ave. S.E—1829 14th St. N.W.—1534 7th Sb—lmn-dtown, Md Buy Your Columbia Records and Grafonolas From " _Cavanagh & Kendrick’s Grafonola Pa.rlors Both Stores—Music and Sport Shop—3271-73 M St. and 3411-13 M Street, Georgetown Open Saturday Evenings Until 9:30 P.M. Open Every Saturday Till 11 P.M. Grafonolas Repaired Washington Railway pfd. - Motroparita Kailroad Se- $1.000 at 2. $1,000 Bid and Asked Prices BONDS PUBLIC UTILITY. American Tel. and Telgs. 4 TOCKS PUBLIQ UTILITY. Old Dutch Market com. the company’s total sales approxi- mated $900,000,000 for the year, that portion of it which represented sales in and exports from this country re- sulted in losses aggregating many millions of doflars. In view of these losses Armour & Co. found it neces- sary their foreign connections to .show & net profit of $5,3' resented but 2.4 per cent on the aver- age net capital investment of $231,- 000,000. the reserves of 44, which rep- 2 at 1,000 at at 75, § ral Gs—$1,000 at 92%. com % otd < v:w B. Hibbs & Co. Ges. 4148 !9% r Bank 4s 1814 Nowa.'L. Pank 4n 185 Preuss Bank 4s.. 181, Berliner Bank 1§t Belgian Rest. 5. Belgian Prem. 5s 72 INC. down, then $2.00 monthly—five months to pay. TANSBURGHEBROTHER o sevewrs steeer v RECORD-BUYING MADE EASY Through our Record Club you are permitted to.make your own selection of ten:dol- lars’ worth of any priced Records, from either Columbia or Vocalion catalogs. * All are playable on Columbia, Vocalion, Victrola and other standard makes of talking machines without attachments. M Newest Columbla Records J% Tues Grafonola Shop Pay $2.00 Latest Records and ‘alt types of Columbia Grafonolas are carried in stock. House & Herrmann Seventh and Eye Streets 7th at F Thefleeh# Co. S | PHILADELPHIA, January 30.—Sfxty thousand dozen eggs arrived here 20.—Only “3 from Japan yesterday afternoon. This FIBRST JAPANESE EGGS. cording to ship brokers. Now that you have worked " hard for, that money of yours, is -it WORKING FOR YOU? Did you ever realize that your money invested in First Mort- gages on Substantial Washington Real Estate secures for you a safe investment with a large revenue? FOR A LIMITED TIME WE ARE ABLE TO OFFER SAFE and SECURE. 8% 8% FIRST RTGAGES FIRST MORTGAGES Earning Eight Per Cent In Denominations of $100, $500, $1,000 List of Attractive Offerings on Request THE F. H. SMITH COMPANY 815 Flfteen(h St. Phone Main 6464 Investment Department Forty-Seven Years Without Loss to Any Investor! Now on Sale is the first shipment of Japanese oE8s to come direct to Philadelphia, ac-- ‘The eggs were sent to Vancouver, British Columbia, and from that point were sent by rail to Philadelphia. Columbia Records Song Hits I'm a Lonesome Little Rain $1.00 Drop From Greenuich Village Follies of 1920 Frask Crumit Broadway Rose Peerless Quartette | A-3333 Motber’s Lullaby Sterimg Trio| $1.00 Eve Cost Adam Just One Bone Bert Williams) A- 3330 You'll Never Need a Doctor No More Bert Williams | $1.00 P've Got the Blues for My Home A-3338 From Zicgfeld Follies of 1920 Van and Schenck. Marimba From Zigfeid Flliss of 1920 Van and Schenck $1.00 I'm a Jazz Vampire Marion Haris] A-3328 Nenrl‘lNoOnnMnnWmYo'lfild Marion Harris{ $1.00 At the Circus—Langhing Weston and Young | A- 3338 Laugh with Me—Laughing Song Weston and Young [ $1.00 Silver Threads Among the Gold Oscar Seagle | A-3327 Love’s Old Sweet Song Oscar Seagle { $1.00 (4 Dance Music Darling—Medley Fox-trot Art Hickman’s Orchestra] A.3334 Missy—Medley Fox-trot Art Hickman®s Orchestra | §1.00 Tired of Me—Fox-trot ‘Ted Lewis® Jazz Band ) A. 3329 That Riga-Liga-Lee—Fox-trot Ted Lewis’ Jazz Band | §1.00 Just Snap Your Fingers at Care—Fox-trot. From Greemwick Village Follies C',; 19{:. Oh, My Goohnl—l-‘m-mnm You're Just Like a Ro.o—Medlzy Fox-trot A-3330 Prince’s Dance Orchestra $1.00 Dolly, I Love You—Mediey Fox-trot The Happy Six Nightingale—Medley Fox-trot Hickman Trio A-3335 Sweet Little Stranger—Medley Fox-trot $1.00 A-3337 $1.00 Besstifal Annabell Loe—Medley Wale }A_“,‘ Pusey Willow Waltzes et Dames Orehenm] $125 Orchestra |E-4624 $1.00 Spring Flowers—Waltz Royal Serbian Tambouritza Quiet Night—Waltz A Geisha’s Life Lacy Gates| $1.00 Carnevale di “Fiorence Macheth| 5 _gy173 h-l-dnch-_—s.ob"pd’-_ s Florence Macbeth| 3159, Lacia di Lammermeor, Verranno a te sull’ aure Maria Barrientos and Charles Instrumental Mus1c Zapateado (Spanish Dance) Kerekjaste Romanza Andaluza Kerekjareo ’I‘I'ufll Scheherazade (First Movement) Cincinnati Symphony Orchestra | A-6172 Scheberazade (Third Movement) $1.50 Cincinnati Symphony Fantaisie Impromptu (Chopin) josef Hofmann | A-6174 The Rustling of the (Lizt) $1.50 Josef Hofmann aun Nocturne in E Flat (Cbopia) Pablo Cams | 43528 Anchors '#S Naval Academy Band | A-3331 Middies U. 5. Naval Acadesny Band March of the $1.00 Standard Models oy Columbia Recerds om Sale at all Columbia Dealers wp to $300 the 10th and 20th of Every Month Peiol B%s® COLUMBIA GRAPHOPHONECOMPANY, New Fark i R L]