Evening Star Newspaper, January 28, 1921, Page 26

STEAMSHIPS. _THE EVENING STAR, FRIDAY, JANUARY PINANCIAT. CO-EDUCATIONAL. New students may enter at the begiaaing ot the second semester, londay, January . St. John’s College |Foeme g T o e Sehool of Commerce and Finanee 1435 K Street N.W. ter Open Feb. 1st 'HALL-NOYES SCHOOL Registration Daily. For high achool students: Accountancy, book- | 2nd semester, graded and high; also private keeping, shorthand, typewriting, business Eng. | CC8Ching to college entrance. lish, foreign lagguages and special secretarial 221 E st. n.w. Phone M. 3877. T311 MASSACHUSETTS AVE. N.W. ILLE Main 7304 WA\'TB[H[(:HT PUPILS FOR Tmnm‘c Z 210" STBNOGRAPHY, TYPEWRITING, CIVIL BERVK‘S—I\DXVIDUAL INSTRUCTION. e CTRRRLGERS il EM s toaiies Washington Stock Exchange. TODAY’S BOND PRICES BETHLEHEM STEEL Guetains ermises vy - 5. s co.| WaShington WHITE STAR LINE Yy ACCOUNTANCY | vign siee i momens 8 003 vyor for g st Bt s - EARNINGS SHOW DROP e ¥ = ’l'be Btar ever ‘l«l‘tt New !.I United B'-l~ Bubber Ts Al SALES. La Salle Unlvenlu Course givea by per tes Rubber uary 28.—Directors | Ajjjed il ..... AFTER CALI. NEW YORK—CHERBOURG—SOUTHAMPTON ot ::: ol Heraee Tesgta | ire b7 Frasier & Co. gflfl Siates Steel s 2 "mm:‘mfi::‘_fm?:d Corporation have | Americtn Giady - i 8| Capital Tracti se 42000 at 87, 41008 Po pr. 20, C. P. A. preparation. Enter at aay time. of the cor- | Rig Heart L3 [ Hnr‘nnflu\_l at ! RDREATIC..Feb. Apr. 4| OLYMPIC. . Mar. 19, Apr. 20, May 14 P A, przpar tasaed a preliminary report ¥ » sergs my & NEW YORK—LIVERPOOL. NEW YORK VIA sostoN—AZOSES— D T r00. iy St gu = poration's operation for tbe year 1920, e k| e Al s!._. S g&.’ A CotelocereFeb. 8, Mar. 17, Apr. 16| o CISRALTAR-NAPLESTGENG) 51| STEWARD SCHOOL et o P omy ™ {7na declared the regular dividends on | o R ColtiOsmnnen ... Fob. 26, ApF.- 2, May 7 Ziu-r 15, May 10 OF HIGHER ACCOUNTANCY x B o | o iameatot D‘:;,.g;m |;ockle:4]); :nf u“ 1] Clp,:n Traction—1 at 8%, 1 at 84%, 3 1202 F Street Maia American Tel. & Tel. 6s 1922.. 7 97y | current year, uarterly divi- % % 2 Tel, 5 5 9614 | stallments. A regular @ teel I 3 Bid and Asked Prices ‘< AMERICAN LINE and RED STAR LINE == 5_::.% BiE By BR b i SRS RS =5 and Askod TN TwERE CRBOURG— | NEW xC °.".“a.°.:’.‘=i:..°‘..;’.‘:."o‘n!‘“”"° American m-g o 100% | SOotal net earnings, of li;gg}e"::;.{;{ e gt e B 2y 2y FUBLIO UTILITY. d --Feb. 19 Kroonland..Mar. 5|Poland.. : — 57 | 537,441,219 in_the pr 5 with | Cities Service % S e s T e | : o AMERICAN LINE—New York-Hamburg (Direct Service) Sou | 81 n ¢ 1020 | Columbian B % % hand at the end o e mbang 2 | Manchurta.. Feb 24—Mongoila Mar. 10—Manchurla ... Apr. 7 | The School of Law 853 | arorara s "Fi4e.287,000, s compared | ool SIS 3y | Anicouuia ana Fotoms ¢ !} winter Semester Opens Jan. 31 o. 84 | ith $251,422,000 at the corresgiontl oy ‘i‘)r."mn:ma 5 ml“""" .,,_"m '*P"-k ~ i The School of A ‘l~sapeake nd Ohlo gen. 4 97 | time of 1919. New business Sl v«mm..,,"oxi : 1: City and Suburban n-.A = . IDEAL WINTER CRUISE = Schoot of Accomtency (4SS T [fime o Iia, N Tenners R | i L R = White Star Line S. 8. Megantic—Largest, Most Comfortable Crulsing Steamer | Ereshman Accounting . 4s. 984 | ‘" nough the company’a plants produc. | 15, ,S3tln ] Potomac Electric Light e S Devoted to Cruise Passengers. 'Specially selected ports of cali—no || Advanced Classes 1% | ing commercial tonnage are operating at | Foreis’ Crocsus 111% 133 | Potomac Electric cons. be & :va-n!y to 26 days—ieaving New York February 21, March 23, 192i—visiting || Evening Preparatory Sclloel 317 | about 35 per cent of capasity; the > Teport | Kl ot e 1 5 8 Cuba, Jamaica, Kingston (Port Antonio), Martinique, Panama Canal || Ppyblic Speaking .. Jan. 34 5% ahowc:llonlex(‘:’aflme‘;: Y e nta in which | Giililend Caur 2 2% i |Pnuma City), Porto Rico, Trinidad, Venezuela, Virgin Islands, Etc. g";““"‘锓 = ;,: i: 2:: oy ‘hedww‘mmodmn are (6:’,‘:,:;: 31‘:: 2 2y | Washiogton Gas ba. ool ol 78 -1 INTERNATIONAL MERCANTILE MARINE COMPANY, U on oreerondente S more DlEhy (he shipyards. The three uuccmm-pn'i » 3% | Wean. Eowy. '"fl"he oi'el oy oo 1208 F St. N.W. R. M. Hicks, Passenger Manager. The Automotive School 1 |large shipyards of the corporation, ac- |G S lu.uuom'. Opens January 31 cording to President Grace, have l“m Hecu. 4 4% n O. Paper m. Y STEAMSHIPS. EDUCATIONAL. Boys’ Day School glent work on band {o lnaute riasemably | peraiey Faper A e T = 4th_to Son Grades Jan. 31 o alifopel Intercontinental 14 124 ornd;:Bermuda I 50 Suparrisea by “Mon e AT Lnteraationt] Fetrieum (aewiss 100 1o | tu—n—u Slp o Florida—giszes _t i Fromiiitold New Eort Goe Seseral 4 ATTACKS U. S. OCCUPATION Kay County o ‘i‘i e - B y trip to Bermu I ec l l re New York Qentral deb. e T 2% Thene Main 108 T 500 Bond Blds. 00 gnrfl: and g.«’ o conv. 77| LIBERTY BOND NOON PRICES. FBU?NOS = ::‘;'fi; y"g_‘:flal Hisd %&s 2"2 aud ey _ . Main Women orfolk and Westsrn 104 NEW YORK, January 28.—Liberty |Francisco Kl 2 Magma_Copper Ly -Virgial C UN A RD “Accountln i} 5%e 1736 GN.W. a2t e el 7% | bond prices at'noon were: 3-&,5 91.96; |mer provisional president otBSlnl: Yarctivo Gl Pe i wmm":“au Virsials Ruy. e < : . % 5 ing the m - | aerrite o 2 z 001 | Pennsyivania gen. Alres, is denouncing 1 121, 12 ALABLNLEE - as a Basis for “:*H:::'.E:',,'!,d."':":":""ms“’m R e Be|idn e G atory | s, o senomaelng S I O | B o Passenger and Freight Services = Mana e ent” . |5 gor. T2th and F éte. n.y: shere Fr. 20800 | g a% ‘ 2 "';‘;"‘}.i‘.*’.ff’:.,‘:liifl‘fi?:l'vea aicabie: fig'.'.f"o“fif:“ e = m athematics, ysics, emistry, e a Ophir 15 =| Frenc panish h, History, Bookkeep- 8% that the house of | Nog Co, 25 Connections = g i T e st 4 THE WRONG COURSE. BT e aitiver in Colombia passed 8 | Nipissing i B e e = Wl“ b e glven by countancy. New clasees, day and night, begin | SChooard A Line ady 33% | From the Boston Transcript. Tesolution declaring .d)msllon (‘a th: N 2% fi;fi. e now. Southern Pacific coav, % | *Dawdle says that he's had chances |cause of Dominica and fayoring 287 28 e % HomerS.Pace,C.P.A., i Sonthern Raitway e ®% | enough, but they were all poor ones.” |speedy withdrawal of “the \forelen ™ oy & “Prafts and Foreign Money Orders Union Pacific Tet 45 = “Tve noticed that whenever oppor- |military occupational force w! as . — o § at Pace InStltUte on | R Union Pacific cony. 4s. tunity knocked Dawdle proceeded to |suspended the Independent exercise |p, 2 3 TRUST GOMBANY. 'S For Sailings and Full Information Apply = Wednesday February' Union Pacific s 1928. knock the opportunity.” of sovereignty.” di 1:; 2 w&m.f«nm‘: 224 234 = companvs orrice, |§) Yednescay, e i1l scHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY i o 317 1th St. NW. __Washington |[E| < & . L e 3 }5 B | Waliogion: Loun s Trom e MERCHANTS AND MINERS | |B| This lecture marks the be- ||| Stiefit /"t Tankind cte el s ol H erzo ®' C o In C i,y sAvINGS . m-;::u;: ::-:u-y. g ginning of a new early eve- = S o9 L] | Sty 01" ;’- . “idhtions of Passengers Carrica, Not a Lite Lost ||| MINE class in Accountancy | g AT NINTH Main 3430 |} Svife Tatermational - e ‘* =| and Business Administration— N- th d F Vlde % 1318 ‘ =| Semester A. A limited number | o Scer e yARET'S FRENCH SCHOOL, " n an o | Tropicat dit - S 2D ‘ Z| of tllc'l)(lets to this l]ecture are S 1724 (}(.rnue‘c(‘:;:ut G TR { 2716 available upon application to | Complete course of studies. g <3 1 - the Re 'sttap: witggut cost. o lepe._Agen 4 to 1T 3¢ e fist i = 81! > |BOOKS —SCHOOL AND COLLEGE THXT | qo 1% =R books for every scliooi, and miscellaneous books | $ 1% on all subjects bought and sold. new used. | ¢% % = Pace Instltute udniioiS 500K sHoe. 86t Gt nw. | Y 21 E hi George Washington o‘: a rl‘ :e = « WY ., gw 2 =| 715G St, N.W., Was & University Law School 4 1 12 8 FiFRE t's our advice, and you can be sure you'll not find so great an opportumty anywhere or at any other time. From Suits to you can supply ngl:t now what you need at a saving of one-half the regular price. All Suits---All Qvercoats Which means Styleplus—Stratford and the other far- famed-makes on which we specialize—Smart or Conserva- - tive models; plain weave or fancy. OIL STOCKS. Anglo-American Of1 new) Atiantic Refinin, co& . Born 3w 410 FOREIGN BONDS. 3 190 Quotations furnished by W. B. Hibbs & Ce. noon: German 3% 14 1= £ov. 3% oo 14 yaver Sou, Buckeye Pipe Line Cheseborough Mfg. Oontinental 01l Co.. Crescent Line. u"fi‘m Onig —Lushrious New 16-Enot Ships /#ANHANDLE STATE, Feb. §, Mar. 15 "$ED NORTH STATE, Feb. 23, Mar. 29 Tuition, pe: th—Daily, $12; 817 140k !Q. & NW. Phone M. 2506. e e e e MILTON BUSlNESS SCH(X)L HBERE % o Bl R P E RRRI G ?z g g o I g 4 w ] i t. i? o, O 0. 0 0. 0. 0, Wm«m. NEW YORK—NAPLES—GENOA: Cabin and Third Class i » 86! " Thew B.C., lnc. WASHINGTON’S i1lile e RS P LEEE PR ™ yorRK—BREMEN—DANZIG [l Most Rapi “Really Differea 2 8. S. SUSQUEHANNA BUSINBS COLLEGE possessing that excluaive m which = + February 19—April 6 The School that does things spellsisuparirity I Reted (ant iome: a7 50 oabin azd Thisd Gl e e maat Rty a Dagk g% H .45 BROADWAY, N. Y. course interested in and mall it o 217 Pheme 1200 Whitehall to us mow, for latest literature. ~4 A2 H Man e A e k4 RUSS BOND TRADING STOPS. Complete Business Course NEW YORK, January 28.—Trading | Gregg and Pitman Shorthand in the 4 per cent certificates of the : imperial Russian government, having WEEK’S WOOL IS SLOW. a par value of 2,310,000,000 rubles, BOSTON, January 28.—The Com- |has been suspended by the New York mercial Bulletin tomorrow will say: | 5ok, Exchange. It was explained that interest charges on the bo: “While there has been hardly as|had not b:en ‘pddd slnfe Ltho soviet much activi in_wool a government gained control, and that ant ek i Suring the | B derwriters of the bonds had no ine previous week, | formation as to when interest pay- prices are firmly maintained and, | ments would be renewed. with the stronger position of ex- change, the tendency is upward if PARIS BOURSE QUIET. betn ine and medium woola. The| PARIS. January 21—Trating was uiet on the bourse today. Three goods market is only moderately | Jor cent rentes, 58 francs 25 centimes, active. Obeervers through the wool | Exchange on London, 55 francs 30 trade are very skeptical about the | centimes. Five per cent loan, 85 enactment of the emergency tariff |francs 20 centimes. The dollar was bill. quoted at 14 francs 26% centimes. == FRANK KIDWELL'S 2= " Meats priced right, not one day, every day Specials---Friday and Saturday Washington’s Lowest Prices--- Highest (Qualities Round Steak, bb..........25¢| Fancy Chuck Roast, Ib. Sirloin Steak, Ib. .. . .. . .27c| Plate Beef, boiling, Porterhouse Shlk. b. 30: 85 . g8EgsR PRICE ing Bveni and Thursday from 6 to 9:30. 3th YEAR If it was $40, now it’s $20.00 . Ifitwas $75, now it’s $37.50 Half Price for Shirts All Shirts—incloding Manhattans as well as our own—Silk, Madras, Percales. 315 e, $1.50t0 $7.50 Half Price for Neckwear Without reserve all the Cut Silk and Knitted Silk Neckwear. ;gc g:-:des, 380 tO $1.50 Half Price for Underwear All Duofold and other brands of Shirts and Drawers—the Un- ©all er Write for Latest Catalogue + ENTER ANY TIME ::TthtoryofPetrolcum moving pictares in the csueus P iooe ofie bullding, L8 o'clock FRL Y BVENING, January 28, together interest. STRAYER S BUSINESS COLLEGE “The School That Gets Results” A quarter of & century of increasing goccess. Delightfal classrooms. Dp-to- theminute courses. ~ Convenient loca- DAY AND EVENING SESSIONS “Visit STRAYER'S—and Then Decide” F AT NINTH Main 3430 . —_— MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. T MANDOLIN. GUITAR: BANIO . TBY Gira . Gol. 1234-W. g 4 3 X4 o 1408 N. H. AVE., AT DUPONT OIRCLE. 28¢ RAGTIME i'\ANo EavING m;g 30 LEs goazanteed; note readin Stration 2 Sm DENART BCHOOL-OF STEAR MOMB 08 B st niw o Bov MR. WM. Smflm don, England, teacher of an- 1oL Lonton EaE' SN roceire. ' Hmitel mimbss e peptis at bis residence, Apt. 82, 1633 8 ot Aw, "Phone North 8361. aw Phooe Nen SOl Georgetown University Second Semester Begins February 7th’ New classes now being formed in: | Document Technique of Forelgm Trade. Historical Geography. | AAmerican Business Law. Ocean Transportation. K2 4004 e i A Ca GENUINE SPRING LAMB | PRIME MILK-FED VEAL B Aam Law. Foreign Exchange. ! | Admiraley L x: we. ‘TbAgfiom’ e | derwear for now. Leg of Lamb, b. weer.30c| Veal Catlets, bb...........40c | i Breast Lamb, bb.........12%c| Loin and R Veal Chops, b. 35¢ \Jfom | Shoulder (Language classes open only to advanced students.) Registration hours: 4:30, 6:30, 7:30, 9:30 P.M. g:g tg‘:'ades, 75c to $2.25 Half Price for Hosiery All Monito and Holeproof Hose—these well known makes— Pure Silk and Lisle Thread. 212w, 33C and 63c Half Price for Hats Included are the Felts, the Beavers and the Velours—Stetson brand and our own. 1 i, $2.50 to $5.50 Half Price for Pajamas mEnhnStock—phmandfaw.dmtmdmttm Homam, $1.25t0 $2.50 ATLANTIC N Immmmkml otel Address all communications to THE REGENT Georgetown University School of Foreign Service. o rignHton O/wn t%muyhoultlie Ye W, Hemsley 3.5on ! wv-u;nt.-rmnn—.nm I bust Health."” Hotel Morton Ocsan End Virginia A Caj L Elevstor. m"‘im'.‘m v epon. EZRA 0. BELL ndrnn.l.oorlrun. FAeWILTS HI Virginia ave. and Beach. nn baths; run. water; eleval K2 2 W*WwW&WWWW%MWMWMWMVW o 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 Marines. 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. oo acas ool Okay Naut Oleo, Ib. escpmeccevecioas! oeormpes Fancy Roasting and Stewing Chickens, Ib.cppres o cos oo cmamdf Gnod Value Coffee "¢ [b. 23¢ STORES LOCATED AT— l.nrthtut Market, 12th & H Sts. 1916 llil St. N. W. Eastern Market (meats emly) 3272 M St., Georgetown 713 0 S» N. W. 9th & O Sta. S. E. (S. W. Cerner) lt.lw‘ Dowling Cot 108 8. N, J. ave. Dowling ABE G0y iocation mens Beach. Refined patronage. Large. comfortable rooms. Home_cooking. ._ Reasonable rates. A S A A S A A ~