Evening Star Newspaper, January 27, 1921, Page 24

“* FARMS FOR SALE. BT BARGAIN IN MONTGOMERY CO.. O nout hina miles from CBNTER MAK: ERE in the immediate neighborhood whers Jand for $350 per acre: 115 ac: Jand: 30 acres WELL timbered, balance cleared: beautiful, clear stream of never-failing water flows _through this farm: no improvements: maker. Price only'$60 per acre; terms 4f desired. No trade: no commission. BRYANT, Owner, Wai r bldg., 9th and ™MD. FARM 100 ACRES, NEAR CITY: chaage 7-room house N st. n.w. R. WALLIN Lineoln_Hotel. buys two mcres fine land. ly $38 each. STEAMSHIPS. NEW YORK—LIVERPOOL (3d class only) 6, Mar. 12, Apr. 16 Feb. 26, Apr AMERICAN LINE and RED STAR LINE N. Y.—PLYMOUTH—CHERBOURG— |NEW YORK—DANZIG—VIa HAMBURG T Kroonland..Jan. 29 Finland Lapland....Feb. 12 Zeeland Veglc (new). NEAR BELTSVILLE, MD.; COM- Feb. 18 | Gothland.... ACREAGE, BARGAIN.. §2 VAIL, 1480 31¢ WANTED— flego of buyin on good road. he practical farmer must I for spring work: bence we suggest immediate listing with us of farms from 10 acres up mt the owners reall; t to sell. “PRATHER & ROBINSON, Saide nd New York ave, of th 4 iy of ch, 1915, pugporting to be the last will aud festament e of Catherine Hu having been returned nd John Alossivs Hurley it is this 1Sth day of January, 1921, for trial this order and the substance of said wit, was said p dated Maj 1915, the last wili and festament of was ‘deceased of sound mind at time of exe tion of suid wil undne influence, dure intrigue, fraud or arti d on decea Pprocure the exec shall b publish week for the i ning Star. WILLIAM Justice. (Seal.) Attest: THE DORE € L, Deputs Register of Districr of Columbia, Court. a2 7,29, Attorneys. 2 COURT OF THE DIS- FHolding a District Court. eel 15410, 1y utheast of Langdon Scliool and east of parcel 1 bounded on the south by the north line of cet, prolonged. and on the east by Queens Chapel road and the west line of 20th street. prolonged, for tional ground adjo District_Court, and_publication.—Upon consideration of the Ppetition of the Commissioners of the District Columbia filed in the above ent d on motion of counsel for the slogers, it is. by the court, {hi 21, ordered, that the clerk citation to the National other parties interested in the land to be condemned ‘herel particularly described in the aforesaid petition, to appesr in this court on the 1lth day of February, A.D. 1921. at 10 o'clock am., to answer the said petition and to show ‘cause, if any they have, why the prayers there- of should rot be granted and why that part of parcel ., Iying_southeast of Langdon Behool and east of parcel 135-1, bounded on the south by the north line of Evarts street, pro- longed, and on the east by Queens Chapel road fa the records of the surveyor of & triet, should mot be condemned. for add: nd_adjoining the Langdon School, as pro- wided for in the acts of Congress referred to In sald petition. Tt is further ordered, that a copy of said citation be served by the United States Marshal for the District of Columbia upon soch owners of the land sought to be condemned herein, and fourd by the, said marshal. or his deputies, within the District of Columbia: and it is further ordered. that all s having any interest in these proces be aud they are hereby warned and re- red to appear in this court on or before the said 11th day of February, A.D. 1921, to awswer the said petition and ‘to continne in attendance until the court shall have made its final order ratifying and confirming the award and report of the commissianers to be appoint- ed by the court to gppraise the value of the respective interests of all persons concern in the land and premises mentioned and de- seribed in the aforesaid petition. and until proceedings shall be finally closed. .1t is further ordered, that & copy of this order be ‘ashington the Bewspapers published in the -sald Dis commencing at least twenty days before the February, A.D. 1921, $a18,20/25.27 PROPOSALS. ARU EPARTMENT, Supeevising DY e LRI MENT,), Sorserass 1921.— SEALED PROPOSALS will be opencd in this office at 3 p.m., Feb. 9, 1921, for furnish- | PANHANDLE STATE, Feb. 8, Mar. 15| : STATE, Feb, 22, Mar. 29! . d secting toilet room marbie for the con- ing truction of buildings for the United States| QLD NORTH blic Health Service Hospital No. 32, 2 Wisconsin Ave., Washingtou, D. C. Speeifica- tlons and drawings may be obtained at this the discretion of the Supervising JAS. A, WETM( ORE, Acting Su- 1827.31.ted OFFICB OF the Commissioners, District of Co- lumbia, . Jamuary 26, 1921—Sealed proposals be ved at this ofice will 3 District Building, until 2 o'clock p.am., Feb- 11, 1923 g " g constructing an "eight room addition to ! J. R. West School, No. 163, on Farragut Street, near Fourteenth Street Northwest. Blank forms of proposal, speci- fieations and information may be obtained from Chlef Clerk, Engineer Department, 427, District Building, Washington, D. O. De- Pposit of five dollars will be required to insure Teturn of plans and specifications. J. THIL- N ENDRICI RLES W. KUTZ, Enjoyable Outings ‘Trip by Water to Tidewater, Virginia OLD POINT, ALL-YEAR RESORTS Dally serviee. Modern steamers, City Ticket Office, 731 15th St. N.W. NORFOLK & WASHINGTON STEAMBOAT (CO. Personally Oonducted. Popular Prices. EUROPEAN TOUR U= THE BEAUX-ARTS TOURS. Send for ciremlar. 1306 G s, o.w. © AUS 000 Tons SAIL FROM VANCOUVER, For fares and sailings apply 1419 New York ave. Travel “See Ober” Bermuda Make Reservations NOW OBER’S omend, Room 1 Main Floor. Woodward Bldx. Tel. M 1089 .~ FLORIDA—BERMUDA Seven-day trip to Floridn—3$132.38 Fight-day trip 1o Bermuda—8$125.35% DELTA TOURS Phone Main 1472 500 Bond ! FRENC!—T "cmE COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE ress Postal Service NEW YORK, HAVRE, PARIS Jan, 20 Feb. 26 Mar. 26 B AT o .‘fi:’::;: Ao 2 17 Mar. 17 Apr. 14 1 Apr. 5 May 21 LA SAVOIE . Apr. 8 12 12 Apr. 7 DIREC COMPANY’S OFFICE, o 1419 New York Ave., Washizgton. 1208 F St. N.W. de- § &HOLT L and the west line of 20th street, prolonged, for | Reg sajlings of luxurious sieamers, 1 additional gronnd adjoining the Langdon | gisp., especially desizued for trave Behool. the District of Columbis, as shown | tropics. Company’s Office, or R. M. Hicks, S F ger and Freight Services Connections Enciréling the Globe Drafts and Foreign Money Orders For Sailings and Full Information Apply COMPANY'S OFFICE, 517 14th St. N.W. —BOULOGNE—LONDON ! i Férst-Class Only —Luzwrious Now 16-Knot SMge NEW YORK—NAPLES—GENOA: Cabin and Third Class PRINCESS MATOIKA..Mar. 8, Apr. 21 Sanderson & Sor, Gen. Passerger Agts. 26 Proadway, Yor Or Any Steamship Ticket Agents. EDUCATIONAL. St. John’s College School of Commerce and Finanee Semester Open Feb. 1st Registration Daily. For high school studeats: keeping, sborthand, typewriting, busifess Eng-! llinh, foreign languages and speclal secretarial 511 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N.W. M Acconntancy, book- n WANTED—NIGHT PUPILS FOR TUTORING }in Eoglish, Latin, mathematics, bookkeeping, Address “HARVARD, 1119 Eye st. n.w. 210 Shorthand—20 Lessons. T (Pitman 'ot'i;;zf‘_)é Tes Send for circular. SCHOOL, Instruction guaranteed. TRALIA 710 14th st. n.w. Franklin 2521, NCH SCHOOL, ne. repares for eol- Complete course of studies. Ages 4 to 17 years. The Story of Petroleum { Wil be_told in moving p fMice buil tures in the caneus Iding, at 8 o'dlock FRI- ry 28, together with ctor The exbibition is FR) vited to see this wonderf great oil industry of the United Siates. 3 tory of Petroleum will | ces of the Bureau of | from the Depart- ing a wild west o8¢ and every one is in- 1 exposition of the st Indles, South | re be shown under the au Others will be si ment of Agriculture, show picture from Montana. COLUMBIA SCHOOL of DRAFTING Roy C. Claflin, Pres. 14th & T Sts, North 272 Night Classes—Day Classes Individual Instruction Course in 3 to 9 Months Call or Write for Latest Catalogus ENTER ANY TIME May 12 T DOOKS — SCHOOL AND COLLEGE TEXT 7 WHITE STAR LINE 3% NEW YORK—CH ERBOURE—SOUTH‘AMPTON e ADRIATIC. .Feb. 16, Apr. 6, May 4| OLYMPIC.. Mar. 19, Apr. 20, May 14 ‘W YORK VIA BOSTON—AZORES— E! GIBRALTAR—NAPLES—GENOA Canoplc. Cretic.. Third Class Passengers Only. NEW YORK—ANTWERP (Direct) Poland (3d CIags OnlY)........... - Feb. AMERICAN LINE—New York-Hamburg (Direct Service) Feb 24—Mongolia. Mar. 10—Manchurla. Mar. 24 (third cl IDEAL WINTER CRUISE White Star Line S. S. Megantic—i argest, Most Comfortable Crulsing Steamer —Entirely Devoted to Cruise Passengers. cargo—25 to 26 days—leaving New York February 2 Barbados, Cuba, Jamaica, Kingston (Port Antonio), Martinique, Panama Canal (Panama City), Porto Rico, Trinidad, Venezuela, Virgin Islands, Etc. INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE COMPANY, R. M. Hicks, Passenger Manager. PaciFic LINE~ 'SOUTH AMERICA DIRECT PASSENGER SERVICES NEW YORK — VALPARAISO \ Regular Sailings Cristobal, Callao, Mollendo, Arica, Iquique, Astofagasta, Valparaiso *EBRO” 1 “ESSEQUIBO” FEB. 26. U *Calls at Havana. THE LARGEST STEAMERS IN THE TRADE // A ittt — NEW YORK—GUAYAQUIL < Regular Sailings Cristobal, Buemavestura, Manta, Guayaquil “QUILLOTA” FEB. 16 “QUILPUE” MAR. 9 The Pacific Steam Navigation Co. SANDERSON & SON, General Agents, 26 Broadway, New York. _ Phone Broad 2360, Or any £teamship Tickot Agert. JAN. 29. eraldas, Bahis, BERLITZ SCHOOL Languages e Terms May Be Begun at Any Tine George Washington University Law School CO-EDUCATIONAL. the second semester, Monda Forencon and Iate affernoon ciasses. 1435 K Street N.W. Feb. 26, Apr. 23¢ Mar. 15, May 10 Feb. 26, Apr. 13 Specially selectea ports of call—no March 23, 1921—visiting MISS_CONTESSA'S SCHOOL, 2506 27th ST. N.W. Kindergarten, Intermediate, Grammar. SECOND TERM, FEBRUARY Ist. TELEPHONE COLUMBIA 7541. TAUGHT IN 30 DAYS 30-Day STENOGRAPHIO SCHOOL. 1410 H st. n.w.. second floor. Main 2876, SCHOOL A Few Subjects Well Taught thngfinlmmmm ‘Writing, 1417 G Bt. N.W. SHORTHAND—TYPEWRITING Rapid Progress. 14235 G st. n.w. M. The W.B.C., Inc. WASHINGTON’S Most Rapidly Growing BUSINESS COLLEGE The School that does things well. Do you want a better-pay- ing positiont 1{ 80, echeck course interested in and malil it to us mow, for latest literature. Many are registering for our day and evening elasses. Complete Business Course ! NEW YORK—BREMEN—DANZIG |[l| Gregg and Pitman Shorthand S. S. SUSQUEHANNA February 19—April 6 Cabin and Third Class 45 BROADWAY, N. Y. and Typewriting Secretarial Course Bookkeeping and Accountancy The Washington Business College,Inc. Poteet & Whitmore, Proprietors, [STRAYER’S BUSINESS COLLEGE “The School That Gets Results” A quarter of a century of inc success, Delightful classrooms. 'Up-t; the-minute courses. Convenient loca- tion. DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS *Visit STRAYER'S—and Then Decide” F AT NINTH Main 3430 SPANISH cioesor - from Spain—Conversational ~Method. 5685 1322 G St. N.W. Phone Main 4959 | EDUCATIONAL. STRAYER’S SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY Opportunity for Beginners New class just forming—C. P. A. in- struction by the standard case meth- od—Co-educational. Immediate Enrollment Imperative. F AT NINTH Main 3430 TheUniversity Preparatory School L. Adolph Richards, M. A., M. 8., Pflnci?ll. s.e. cor. 12th and F sts. n.w.; phone Fr. 2080, Mathematics, Physics, ~Chemistry, Latin, French, Spanish, E"nglllh,‘uull!alx‘.ld‘l:m:ke;g‘ , Stenography, Typewriting, Y - :-’:a“mllncy.‘ New classes, day and night, be’ln now, JOIN THE DUPONT PLAYBRS' CLUB. B. H. RANDALL, Director. Moderate dues. Modern plays being produced constantly. Telephone Main 4123. 27" BUSINESS SCHOOL “Really Different” hat exclusive touch which Boee sumeriority. Refned and Home- like. Personal instruction by sympa- thetic instructors. All Commercial Courses Frankiin 2994. 726 Fourteenth Street (Corzer of N. Y. Ave.) [Wood’s School 311 EAST CAPITOL ST. All Commercial Branches One month, day, $15; evening, $5. After 7 monthly paymen next 5 months are free. A year's scholarship costs $8.33 a month, day session, or $4.17 & month, even- ing session. Evening sessions are Monday and Thursday from 6 to 9:30. New students may enter at the beginning of || LINCOLN 38 36th YEAR January 31 Dy ADIEEY A2 THE LARGEST AND BEST STEWARD'S Business College ACCREDITED 1202 F St. Main 8671 Evening and day- time courses at Pace Institute prepare for C. P. A. and Federal ac- countancy examinations Olty of Paris 6s 192 Dominion of Canada &s of 1921. French Governmeut 8s. Government of Switzerlan Kingdom of Belgium 7igs. U. K. of G. Free to Ex-Service Men and Women New courses in bookkeeping, accounting, income tax accounting, business law, Eng= lish, Spanish, shorthand, typewriting and other 'subjects are now being organized at the Knights of Columbus Evening School. These courses are free to men and women who present honorable discharges from service in the Army, Navy or Ma; Persons desiring to take advantage of this offer should register not later than Mon- day, January 31, either at 1311 Massa- chusetts Avenue or 1004 F Street N.W. American Tel. and Tel. couv. Gs. Armour & Co. 414 Atchison, oTpeka and Atlantie"Const Line 7s. Baltimore and Qhio_6s. Baltimore and Ohio S. W. Div. 81 Bethlehem Steel refd. Os. Central of Georgia Ky. 6. Central of Georgin Ky. 6s. Central Leather bs. Chesapeake and Obio Chicago Northwestern 7s 1930. Chi., fi W. B MOSES & SONS_ Tiih AND F N. rn_fireproof stol SEPARATE ROOMS, $1 Local and Out-of-Town MOVING By Careful Men. Rates Reasonable | 'KING BY EXPERTS Sanitary Palace Padded Vans For Furniture to Any Point THE Largest i the City MORE Ecogomical and Satisfactory Than Shipping by Rail RED Free Against Fi age ESTIMATES Gladly Given The Big 4 Transfer Co. 1125 14th St. N.W. PHONE MAIN 2034 Who Moves You § Is Just as Important as ere You Move;|¢ Phone Main 6900—Our padded vans and experienced and careful men are at sour service. in our fireproof furniture warehouse at reasonable rates. Merchants’ Transfer & Storage Co. i ., 920-922 E Street N.W. Telephone Main 6900, % oy PHONE FRANK. 756. NIGHT CALL M. 7978, The Central Transfer Co., ST. W. 181 0 BAGGAGE, “HAUI MARYLAND "AND 'STORAGE. NIA SUBURBAN. STORAGE Eousehold goods; merchand House-to-house movin, Suburban and long-distance b 1in, Packing — Crating — Shipping Winter Bu ces. Estimates. uilding Storage 1438 U st. nw. TODAY’S BOND PRICES. Noon prices (by Redmond & Co.) rted for The Star over direct New York-Washiogton wire by Frasier & Co. . 98 9y o Y % . and Irelan of G. B. and Ireland 5¥%s 1 K. of G. 1. and Ireland 53s K. of G. B. and Ireland 5ias imore and Ohio con. er 5 i., Bur. and Quincy jt. 4 ni.. Mil. and St. Paul refd. 4% . Mil. and St. Paul conv. 413 Rock Island and Anaconda Copper 66 1929, Anglo-American Ofl 7igs Armour & Co. 7s 1830. Accountancy| UNITED STATES STORAGE CO. FIREPROOF WAREHOUSE MOVING—PACKING—STORAGE [Phones Main 4229 or Franklin [BSTIMATES, 418-420 10th ST. N.W. A oAt kB A WINTER RENDEZVOUS RESORTS. * ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. 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., Washington =4 MUSICAL INSTRUCTION, PIANO LESSONS_MRS. OLIVE JONES. 1412 20th st. n.w.; $1 per hour; Lalf bours for chil- dren, 60 cents. oo MAIN 7858. ALL BRANCHES. WashingtonConservatory of Music 1408 N. H. AVE., AT DUPON!’ OIRCLE. 28* RAGTIME PIAN 3, 10 TO 20 LES- wons guaranteed; note ng taught: demon- stration 2 to losm. DENART SCHOOL OF POPULAR MUSICO, 1403 H st. n.w. 30° PIANO LESSONS—Mrs, Olive Jonas, 1412 20t st. n.w.; $1 per hour; half hours for cirldren, 60 cents. 27 res of London, England, teacher of singing, an- nounces that he will receive a limited number of pupils at fiis residence, Apt’ 32, 1632 8 st. n.w._Phone North 8361 MOVING. PACKING & STORAGE about one year. Under C. P. A. supervision. SEND FOR CATALOG. STEWARD SCHOOL OF HIGHER ACCOUNTANCY a Physics Latin' Grammar, La ATIC ixsex. 7 to 10, ACCOUNTANCY La Balle University Course given by per- sonal and class instruction. Average lemgth C. s Dreparation. Enter at any time. 1202 F Street Main 8671 The Legal Preparatory School 2733 P ST. Tr. REVIEW, Bookkeeping. Evening MODERN FIREPROOF STORAGE ) SAVE MONEY. TIME, WORRY IN LOCAL AND 3344 LONG-DISTANCE MOVING. CRATING, PACKING, SHIPPING, Your furniture insured for $2,000 while in our long-distance van: small and local vans. iy The School of Law ‘Winter Semester Opens Jan. 31 The School of Accountancy Freshman Accounting ..Feb. 1 Advanced Classes ...... Feb. 8 Evening Preparatory School Public Speaking .Jan. 24 Bookkeeping . ...Jan. 24 Business Corres; nce Jan. 31 The Automotive School Opens January 31 Boys’ Day School 4th_to 8th Grades......Jan. 31 Boys Supervised by Men From 9 to YMCA Schools 2 1736 GNW.Bomee *Admitted RETURN LOAD TO NEW YORK OR VIC ity wanted by motor truck arriving here with furniture about March 1. Address Box 11.D, Star_office. 289 Let us solve your tran: tion Jour transportation problem. Phone or write Angle-Arrow Transportation Service 1423 F S§t. N.W. Telephone Frankiin 7434. 299 CLEAN, DRY STOHAGE FOR FURNITURE and planos. Estimatis cheerfully given. Cou- ventent location. WESCHLER'S, 920 P n.w, Phooe M R V. tance and local hauling: packing and cra done. by experienced men: """fi i :«7» month up. CONNECTICUT STORAGE AND EXPRESS CO.. 508 H n.e. Phone Linc. 2523, LITTLEFIELD, ALVORD & CO. 15th and Pa. Ave. N.W. Telephone Main 8290 .Mar. 15 May 7 July 2| books for every school, and miscelianeons books all subjects bought and soid. new and used. PEARLMAN'S BOOK SHOP, 933 G at. n.w, 221 E STREET N.W. Ladies' speciasl p.m. class in English ai | American Titerature starts Jasuary' 30, p.m., by lacture. | pR—O, LT LY N HALL-NOYES SCHOOL Free Hauling for Storage. Batimates gladly given. EAGLE TRANSFER CO,, Inc., Frankli 4832, 406 8th ST. N.W. Sfolel TLANTIC CITY,N.J. An American Plan Hotel fof DistmctionandReal Comfort | FIREPROOP GARAGE. = e W (o 4] Zet Us Make You Feel at Home ia the ‘‘Oity of Robust Health.' Hotel Morton Erorater. “Private Bt oo, EZRA PA “ FAeWILTSHIRE Virginia ave. and Beach. Cap., 350. Private levator, etc. Amer. pla; 3. COLLI: Capacity, 300. SAM."ELLIS, Owner. % TRAYMORE “&i Worlds Greatest Hotel RESORTS. ~___ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. _—— e ey d & -: exfciin Where thousands of visitors are imbued with & spirit of camaraderie and goodfel-| lowship. Countless friendships are formed | and old acquaintances renewed along the Boardwalk, where happy throngs promenade day and night and roller_chair par- ties glide in endless rade. The open-air pavilions along the beach and the sun par- lors on the piers and In the hotels are idesl spots for a pleasant chat or for undis- turbed enfoyment of the warm, bright sun- shine and fresh sustaining sea air. ‘Theaters, movies, miles of shop window aisplays and kindred attractions provide en- tertainment. All-Year Golf, Horseback Riding, Indoor Sea-Water Pools, Music, Dancing, Motoring, Aviation, Etc. THP LBADING HOUSES Always open. Phone, wire or write for information, rates, etc. Marlborough-Blenheim Hotel St. Charles Convenient and comfortable train service. Phone local ticket agent for schedules, fares, etc. leWanagement announcing that the HOTEL CECIL LONDON . Cablegrams < “Hotel Cecil, London.” has pleasure in s Now Open: For Tariff Apply Manager. ~ | SHORT-TERM SECURITIES. (Reported by Frasier & Co) Ofter, American Tel. & Tel. 6x 1922.. 97 Y American Tel. & Tel. 6s 1824.. 951 o American Thread Co. 6s 1938.. 93l 96 Amer] Tobacco Co. 7s 1921,. 1003 100% Ameri Tobacco Co. 1922.. 100% 100% American Tobacco Co. 7s 1823.. 100}, 100% 9814 5 . 96 i) Argentine 6s 1927 R I & Pacific 6s 1922 95 C. & St. Louls 8s 1929. 891 90% ahy Packing 7s 1828 14 81 Sz aliy iy o 9415 ‘ldl’:e(l & Myers Tob. 6s 1 Fetd Penna. Co. 41¢s, June 13, 1 9 Procter & G 10083 971 | Lrocter & 101 41 | Procter & G 101 713 { R J. Reynolds Tob. s 1922 "y 10814 | Sinclair Con. Ol 714 1 o1% o813 | 963 i 3 oy i 312 | W eetric 7u 19 ol s 101 | Westinghouse B. & ), 7s 1031.. 98 98% —_— CURB STOCKS. Quotations furaisied by W. B. Hibbs & Co. | Aetna Explos )khiuli ln? Norfolk and Western cony. 65, o O . Northern Facie - p fiaslentebar-ulen 3% | Pennsyivania Co, 415 13 oy Pt Pennsylvania 53 1068 881 UiE Lenge - -18 Pennsylvunia 7s of 1930. t L e % | Pennsvivania gen. mortgage 41%s. D i s rutem o Reading general R o i 1 St. L. und San Franciseo 4 Al R R e i L, and San Francisco *s 1929. g ey oy 316 St. Louls and San Francisco inc. 484 | Lo Sopper 5 Seaboard Air Line refdg. 4 PIE g g o) 33 Seaboard Air Line ad) 385 | Carib Syndicat 10% Southern Pacific 1st re % | e et o 30 Southern Pacific con; 9 ght and Power. 25 Southern Rail gen. 4s. 20% Southern Rail B, voae TUnfon Pacific 1st 4s 23 | C e &1 Unlon Pacific conv. 4s a4 Cojenixl Tire e 3% 3 Valon bacifc v 1058 1008, | Columbia Syndicate il | United States Rubber 78" | Consolidated Copper 2y oy United States Rubber 7x 981 | Cresson Gold k3 1 | United States Rubber 71, 991} | Davis-Daly [ ¥ United States Steel S. F 94" | Dominion 01 8 1 Virginia-Carolina Chem. 5. . 93 |PBlk Basin . % 8 Wilson & Co. st 6s. 80% t;:_:l“m‘!‘ = % 3 : o7 FOREIGN BONDS. f-:«':;":"fl':‘ 20 Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Co. | Gillilana On a% Prices at noon: 1. | Glenrock i e German gov. 3%8 144 | Goldwyn Pictures 51 German gov. d3.. 15% | Guttey Cillespie 28 German gov. Bs.. 17% | Cranada Off 7 ;":}: Hecla 1% AL EL Ges. 4148 22 | Hereutes Xper 1 Meln'ger Benk 48 200 | intercontinental ‘Hubber . 12 o International Petroleum (new) 1615 reuss Bank 4s. Jerome Verde 5 lggrumr‘ Bank 4s Kay County G 'fi,fl : Lake Torpedo rd Franktart Lenigh Coal and A% Frankfurt 5 Lone Star Gas.. 27 G . Livingston Petroleum 4 French Prem. X IO et & ‘2L Maracaibo Oil BriiNivic: Marland_Refinery ne Mason Valley 1ig Merritt Ofl ... 124 o5 Midwest Ofl com. 13 Bel, Rest. 5s 71 | Midwest Ofl pfd. 3 Belgian Prem. 5s 77 | Midwest Reflning .. 140 = Nevada Ophir 25 e New Corneila 16 DEMAND CUT FRUIT RATE. | {ipissing Mines Co = NEW YORK. January 27.—A reduc- | Sorthwestera 01 26 tion of rail rates on fresh fruit from | 9%, 2 Sean the Pacific coast to the east will be | Perfection Tire . 1% 18 demanded by a committee of fruit |Eroducers and 5 5% igrowers appointed by the Governor of | fadio cam. I California. The fruit growers com- | gay Hercules 1 2;6‘ plain that the freight rate for their | Ryan Consolidated 12 14 iproducts across the country in most | Salt Creek Produclg. 25 28 cases exceeds the value of the prod- | Sait Creek (new). 0 10y ucts. Sapul, . g% g“ HOMESEEKER EXCURSIONS. | $wi tnici Pt NEW YORK, January 27.—That the | foscoan Briesision H 14 St. Paul and Soo lines would meet the | Tropical Oil 16 20 Chicago and Great Northern home- | United Bastern . 2% 2 seekers' rates and carry homeseeker | U- - Light and Heat e 1 passengers on certain days at approxX- | Uuited Broft Shatiss % i imately 2 cents a mile is announced. | U §. Steamahip ik Rock Island official say their road | United Retail 8 Bl probably will not meet the cut. United Texas % 718 Warren Bros. 18 2 e yland Oil . 1 % ,LIBERTY BOND NOON PRICES . |Wayne Coal 2% 28 NEW YORK, January 27.—Prices of | West, £nd Cons AT EL liberty bonds at noon were: 31s, 92.02; | " GaIGAGH - first 4s, 87.70 bid; second 4s, 87.56; 1st | Armour Leather com. 13 13% 434s, 87.88; second 4%s, 87.70; third 4%s, | Armour Leather pfd- 2% 90 90.58; fourth 4%s, $7.90; victory 3%s, | Armour pfd. ... 98 3y 97.32; victory 4%s, 97.30. Tulsly Eicks . = 8 108 5% THE WEATHER. District of Columbia—Cloudy to- night; tomorrow probably fair; not much’ change in temperature; lowest temperature tonight about 22 de- grees; fresh north and northeast winds. Maryland—Fair tonight, except un- settled probably rain or snow on eastern shore; tomorrow fair; strong northeast winds on the coast. Virginia—Cloudy tonight, probably rain or snow in southeast portion; tomorrow fair; no change in temper- ature; strong northeast winds. West Virginia—Fair tonight and tomorrow; no change in temperature. Records for Twenty-Four Hours. Thermometer—4¢ p.m., 31; 8 pm., 12 midnight, 24; 4 am. 25: % am., 20; noon, 34. Barometer—4 p.m., 30.43; 8 pm., 30.44; 12 midnight, 30.43; 4 a.m., 30.41; & a.m., 30.42; noon, 30.38. Highest femperature, 34, occurred at noon today. Lowest temperature, 20, occurred at 8 a.m. today. Temperature same date last year— Highest, 39; lowest, 25. % Condition of the Water. Temperature and condition of the water at 8 a.m.: Qreat Falls—Tem- peérature, 32; condition, 40. ‘Tide Tables. (Furnished by United States coast and geodetic survey.) Today—Low tide, 5:01 a.m. and 5:27 p.m.; high tide, 10:56 a.m. and 11:17 pm. Tomorrow—Low tide, 5:52 a.m. and 6:21 p.m.; high tide, 11.48 a.m. The Sun and Moon. Today—Sun rose, 7:20 am.; sun sets, 5:23 p.m. Tomorrow—Sun rises, 7:19 am.; sun sets, 5:24 p.m. Moon rises, 10:08 p.m.; sets, 9:23 am. Automobile lamps to be lighted one-half hour after sunset. Weather in Various Citles. Stations. State of Weather. Abllene, Tex. 30.3¢ 50 28 ... Pt.clond: \Albln 30486 18 4 Clear i 1au 3040 30 20 Pt.cloudy B W = o Cloudy 1 Clear’ fi:;—' 30 I .. 38 18 12 Clear 2988 49 30 3040 25 28 3040 34 16 3040 24 30 3010 32 2 3042 24 18 2012 @ 40 3042 54 42 2990 44 382 z 3008 62 3% Kansas City. 30.35 30 24 Los Angeles. 3008 & Louisville ..30.42 30 22 Mi 6 5 52 38 30 14 82 28 Philadelphi . 32 18 Phoenix, Ariz 30.00 0 Pittsburgh 30.40 20 Portland, Me 30.38 8 Portiand, Ore 29.2 38 y . Lake City. 29.98 40 Pt.cloud; San’ Antonio, 30.40 00 3% Clear " 3008 60 52 Clear 2086 58 48 3040 30 24 3024 28 18 3032 32 20 T PARIS BOURSE JRREGULAR. PARIS, January 27.—Prices were ir- regular on the bourse today. Three per cent rentes, 58 francs 60 centimes; exchange on London, 53 francs 80 cen: times; 5 per cent loan, 85 francs 20 centimes. The dollar was quoted at 13 francs 92% centimes. e ! WASHINGTON TAKES NOTES OF GAS €0 863, 87 "% ' |Big Investment Demand for Small Bonds—Local Se- curities Prices Steady. BY L A. FLEMING. According to Eugene E. Thompson ! of Crane, Parris & Co., the sale of the $1,200,000 Washington Gas it 7 Der cent notes has been veryl“l‘l’lhcceu%- ful, practically $1,000,000 of the notes having been placed. There has been very littie sale for the notes outside of Washington, practically the entir amount of the flotation being takesh in the city by banks and investors. Mr. Thompson cites as unusuaj the large demand for bonds of $100 de- nomination, provision having been made for just such an inquiry, which ‘was sufficient to absorb thousands ef dollars’ worth of notes in the ag- gregate. From statistics furnished with the sale literature it is learned that last year's gross earnings, partly estimat- ed. were 3$5147.588; gross incomey $600,324, from which $338.162 inter- est charges are deducted, leaving $260,155 for the net corporate in- come. Gross revenues of the corpora- tion have been steadily increasing, but because of the great cost of everything entering into the manu- facture of gas the net has been de- creasing, save in 1919, when the net increased to $320.663, as compared with $251.190 in 1918. , Kansas City Reserve Bank. The federal reserve bank of Kan- sas City made net profits during th year 1920 of $5,540,681, or 130 pel cent on its average paid-in capital stock. Of the net profits, $2,240,228 were paid to the government as & franchise tax, $257.672 paid to mem- ber banks as dividends, and $2.793.- 368 added to surplus. The surplus of this bank is now $9.158,814. The progressive scale of interest, first introduced by this bank. was put into effect April 19, 1920. The report 8ays the average rate of discount was 6.76 per cent, compared with a flat 7 per cent rate in Chicago, New York and Minneapolis. Total | - i al loans, $1,677,. 4 Personal Mention. . Carl Naumburg of New York, as- sistant manager of the bond depart- ment of Henry L. Doherty & Co., is in | Washington, for a conference with Thomas W. Brahany & Co.. who han- dle City Service and other Doheny se- curities here. Loeal Stock Market. Public utility stocks and bonds fur- nished the bulk of the business on to- day’s session of the local stock ex- change. Capital Traction shares brought 84%, Railway preferred was firm at 52 and sales of Washington Gas were made at 37%. Washington Loan and Trust stock brought 265 a share. Bonds were fairly active at 87 for Capital Traction bs, and 76 for Wash- ington Gas 5s. Postal Savings Investments. Investments of postal savings flll.lfl} in liberty issues to date have reached the total of $111,288,760, par value. The use of savings for this purpose started in September, 1918, with $25,~ 000,000 purchased, and _$86,000,000 more in the closing months of 1920. Other bond investments of the postal system total $7,063,960. This amount represents the taking up of its 2% per cent bonds. Savings depositors purchased $159,060, and during the same period the trustees bought back from depositors $1,284,820. Retire- ments as stated, over $7,000,000. Security Storage Company. M Helen Howison was elected assistant treasurer of the Security Storage Company at the meeting of the board of directors in January. Miss Howison has been with the com- pany for several years and has made an enviable record in business cir- cles. The other officers were re- elected, as follows: C. A. Aspinwall, president; C. W. Pimper, vice presi- dent and treasurer; C. P. Ravenburg, secretary; F. A. Ray, superintendent; H. L. Clayton, manager of the cold storage department; Paul Alvey, as- chairman of the board of directors. Washington Stock Exchange. BALES. Capital Traction 5s—$500 at 87. a AI'T!nB CALL. golastington Railway pfa.—i0 at 52, 10 at Capital Traction 55—$1,000 at 87, $1,000 at W Gas Light—5 at 37%. 10 at 37%. w:m::‘xz [T %8 30000 5% 70, $1,000 at 76, $1,000 at 76, $1,000 at 76, $1,000 at 76. Bid and Asked Prices BONDS PUBLIC UTILITY. Bid. Asked. 8Y WY [ Anacostia and Potomac Guar. 58 64 Ches, and Potomac Telephone 56. Capital Traction City and tomac Elee. Power G. M. Wash., Alex. and Mt. Ver. 5s. shington Gas bs. . Washington Rwy. and Eiec. 45.. 58 Wash. Kwy. and Elec. G. M. 6s. 90 933 MISOELLANEOUS. D. O. Paper Mfg. 6... Riggs Realty 3s (sbort).... STOCKS PUBLIO UTILITY. American Tel. and Telga Capital Traction ngton Ga: = 37 Norfolk_and Wash. Steamboat. 170 Wash. Rwy. and Elec. com.... 21 Washington Rwy. and Elec. pfd. 51% Washington-Virginia Bwy. com.. 1 Washington-Virginia Rwy. pfd.. 3 NATIONAL BANKS. TRUST COMPANY. American Security and Trust 2, Continental Trust National Savings and Trus Tnion Trust . Washington Loan and Trust. SAVINGS BANK. ings. MISCELLA Graphopbone com. Graphophione pfd. e, C M Mergenthaler Linotype 0ld Dutch et com Old Duteh Market AUTO WORKS ACTIVE. NEW YORK, January 27—Accord- ing to Detroit reports the Continental Motors Company has resumed opera- tions with an output of forty motors daily. It will be increaed ually to x’;o to 200 a day. Offick t plant to be normal by May 1. The A _cow's feed has little if any effect | Paige-Détroit Motor Company is turn- on the richness of her milk, to be due entirely to heredity. ing out cars at the rate of thirty-five to fifty a day. 4 )