Evening Star Newspaper, February 19, 1921, Page 14

2 THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. C., SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 19, 1921—PART 2. EDUCATIONAL. PROPOSALS. _STEAMSHIPS. TO SHARE BRAZILIAN LOAN. Be Sure to See Our SUNSHINE HOMES In Saul's Addition Finished and Under Construction Lots, 35 to 6o feet front; real open fireplaces; every modern convenience. Homes in the city with ground all around for less than houses in a row. Only the best of materials and workmanship are found in our homes. Two designs, six and eight rooms hibit 4606, Arkansas Ave. Take 14th or Georgia Ave. (gth St.) car to 13th and Emerson. Write for illustrated booklet. MIDDAUGH & SHANNON Wm. E. Shannon, Pres. Waodward Building, 15th & H i Your Choice of a 3 or 4 Bedroom and Bath, Attic and Wide Porches One-half block from 1ith St. Cars Sample Houses 132721227 Tow'ae &t N W sanc duy svia o Taylor St. and walk one-half square to sample house. Easy Terms Open and lighted until 9 p.m. For Sale By Thomas A. Jameson 906 New York Ave. N.W. Main 5528 Ask the Man Who Owns One it | Banking Syndicate NEW YORK, February 19.—Speyer & Co., formation of & syndicate to purchase the American share of the loan being made to the state of Sao Paulo, Brazil, ago, it is much better than it was two or four months ag “The irregularity pre in different lines continues, is still rrely confined to the apparel trad mployment is ma in industrial centers, wage reduc tions are numerous, the genera] price movement indicates that m: lines still seek stabilization, and the rail- ways, one of the country’s really basic industries, report a lessencd volume of business moving as compared with ously noted ctivity Will American Part. Buy bankers, have announced the which amounts to $10,000,000 previous weeks and years.” The syndicate includes Blair & Co. e the Equitable Trust Company. SomoGes h | Stuart & Co., Lad Quotations furnished by W. 1. Hilbs & Co. hotw can Th, the s | ol | H. Armsleigh Park —is the Solution of the Home Problem You'll find these Homes in Armsleigh Park wonderfully at- tractive—and wonder- fully priced, too—be- cause there has been nothing to equal them during war-time nor since. . You get exclusive- ness in Armsleigh Park—within its con- fines only these hand- some, cozy Homes of Cottage and Bungalow types. Adjacent are stores, schools, churches — everything. You're within 10 min- utes of the Treasury by auto—and two car- lines are handy by. Available are three or four Cottages—ijust completing—cute as they can be—fully equipped—wholly de- tached, with wide lawns all around. Street and alley im- provements are far ad« vanced. Come and see these Homes tomorrow— give them critical in- spection—and then see how remarkably rea- sonable the price, and how perfectly easy the terms upon which you can buy them. Open for inspection every day and evening. Call phone Cleveland 1490—or come direct to the Park office. 4415 39th st. A represen- tative always here. i Take Chevy Chase cars £ to Albemarle St, walking £ west: Wisconsin Ave. 7 cars to Windom St—or phone me and Il come for you in my auto. R. E. Hamilton Owner's Representative 4415 39th Street - The total Sao Paulo loan amounts ito £6.000.000 shar and Dutch fi { nounced sh Impatienc and pessin further rece: barometer trades while trade is a trifie 1 last week. a $2,000 Less Than Other Buitders Are Asking for Practically Channing St.| Just East North Capitol Room for Two Garages “A Home in Which Quality Counts” Asked. 83, 1000 of New Bid. delphi York and th nk of Chi ynd; Ilinois Tru: ago. Spey ate. boroug| ninl difference the by ts. | including | will be an. the na sterling, 'n th British anl Ol Co Galena-Signal 0il Co. Hlinots Pipe Line 1 . ancial inte terms of the linz price, probably ortly pfd. —_ 9. —Brad- ¢ of trade s the slow, in some rently painful, le in general trade lc outgivings bred by | fons in the so-called | iron, steel, coal and disgui fact that active than Tev indeed. s be Southwest Penn, andard 0il Co. andird Ol Co. Standard Ol Standard 01l California Indiana.. IKansas.. al cannot nd_not Line Co. Yacuum 0il Wasbizgton 01 Co Hibbs & Co the Same House Krupp 1<, Bad Darmstadt 45, Nord Dresden <. . Prenss Bank <. Berliner Bank 4 Vienua s, ! Hambarg Hambui Hamb: ago - production of Business Opportunity We offer for sale in Mt. Pleasant. cast of Columbia Road. south of 17th St., a vacant piece of ground 150 fect front, containing about 22500 square fcet. Section is_zoned first com- mercial. Fine location for large public garage which the neighborhood needs. Price and terms upon appli- cation. William S. Phillips Realtor 1409 N. Y. Ave. Phone Main 08 Lots 20x40 Feet OPEN DAILY R. Howenstein Co. 1314 F St. NW.,, or 7th and H N.E. Built with the idea of PERMANENCY in view—the quality of construction and design of our homes becomes more and more apparent to the purchaser as time goes on. This QUALITY —combined with a location that is one of the best in Washington—gives to our homes a per- manent value. SOUTH SIDE WEBSTER STREET At 16th Street N.W. “Overlooking Rock Creek Park” Only three are left out of the fourteen erected. Nine rooms and two baths on two floors; garage; deep and wide lots and all the newer features which g0 to make an attractive home are included. COME OUT SUNDAY Exhibit House—1620 Webster St. Open for Inspection Every Day Until 8:30 P, M. L. E. BREUNINGER & SONS Owners and Bullders 706 Colorado Building—Main 7166 i NOR’I’HEAS"I’ SAVINGS BANK | from the 1st of January to the 1st of | ary figures FUTURE HOME OF NORTHEAST SAVINGS BANK S DRAWING OF PROPOS H AND STH STREETS NORTHEAST. ARCHITECT” WILL BUILD A NEW HOME| The Northeast Savings Bank, located at 14th and H streets northeast, has purchased the lot on the northeast| " (n the west fide of the banking room corner of H and Sth streets northeas will be the office of the president, con- and will soon begin the crection of a | Sultation room, ladies’ room and safe de- | posit department. handsome building thereon, from designs | * L pared B. Stanley Simmons, the entire building to be devoted to the use of the bank. Mr. Simmons has tr n dresscd limestone ar now height of 22 feet, and the interior will | be handsomely treated ornamental pla ter, Caen stone, marble and bronze. On the east, the cashicr, tellers and auditing department will be located, while ample space will be left for a gen- | erou fover and lobby. ' A ault, fire and burglar proof, ited the exterior | with safe deposit boxes, is to be located granite in mmh-{ in the center, at the rear of the build- 1 Italian Romanesque, making a de- | ing, above which will be a mezzanine dly imposing structure. floor, with the directors’ room and thu ~muin entrance will be in the cen- | needed coatrooms, ete. | ter on H strcet, with side entrance on| The lease on the lot will expire April street. The lot has a frontage of | 1, and building operations will start im- n H with a 95-foot depth. The | mediately thereafter. It is expected that proposed new structure will be one story | the building will be ready for occupancy ght, the interior ceiling having a'by August 1 WALL STREET INFLUENCED BY MANY CROSS CURRENTS arcl tect, Developments Favorable and Unfavorable, With Latter in Majority—Real Improvement Slow. BY STUART P. WEST | statements statem It ovill also have much e at is encouraging to buoy it up. W YORK, February 19.—In all| There is no doubt, for one thing, that the markets the price movement dur- gonditions in ‘the =New England et 4 - | textile mills are rapidly getting back ing the past week has been extreme- | {extile mil % j Iy irregular. It has reflected much PRERat thelton MInEDrIcasHls stimutating new business on a large confusion of opinion over the general | enough scale to keep operations up business and financial outlook, but Monday Evening. February 2lst. 8:15 O'clock Profs. Rapid Progress. - 14285 G Washington College of Music will from Spain—Conversations 5 TWENTY.FOURTH Student Concert Auditorium of Central High School ORCHESTRA OF SIXTY (C. E. CEristiani, Director) and SOLOISTS THE PUBLIC IS INVITED A oolicction will be taken for the Jurior Red Cross Programs Mailed ACCOUNTANCY La Salle University Course given by pe: sonal and class justruction. Average lea; bont_ove year. C. P. A preparation. Fnter at any tims Cnder C. P._ A rvision KEND FOT CATATOG STEWARD SCHOOL OF HIGHER ACCOUNTANCY i202 F Street Maln S071 i 1 17th, _Frankl 4491 e for student spondence A White He 540 — STRAYER’ SCHOOL OF ACCOUNTANCY Opportunity for Boginners New Spring Class_for BEG JUST FORMING. T offering high struct E Av st hod. “STRAYER'S spells SUCCESS" F AT NINTH Main 3430 SHORTHAND Typewrllln:l‘:‘:::’!fl.mr\\'vm-: '\Y!oukkoepln‘, Et Washington Business College" POTEET & WHITMJORE. Props., TN _PHONE v Woofl’s Schaol 311 EAST CAPITOL ST. All Commercial Branches One maath, day, $15; evening, $8. After 7 monthly payments tne next 5 months are free. A year's scholarship costs $8.33 . month, day session, or $4.17 month. even- co: {e ing session. Evening i 208 Thursday from 6 to 9:80, ~ o0 || o LINCOLN 38 36th YEAR BOOKS — BCHOOL AND COLLEGE TBer | books for every achool. and miseellaneous 1o @ all sublects bought' and sold, new sed ok PEARLMAN'S BOOK SHOP. 953 6 at. aw. th 3t of s | in many cases to capacity. way diminished the under- Some Betterments. ing feeling of confidence that the; There is no doubt, too, that the real turn for the better came at the retail and distributive trade is in beginning of the year, and that the [ better shape than it was two months nt is simp waiting _period | @go: that high-priced goods have been with the chances favoring an increas- | worked off and the ‘shelves cleared in degree of trade recovery later on. | for new buying at the reduced price There is much diffcrence between | levels. forecasts of when this recovery | The indications are that the lower- ay be looked for. It has already set | Ing of oil prices since the middle of in in certain lines, while in others it| January have been radical enough to is evidently still ‘some distance off. | readjust the industry complately to Reports of the steel companies will | the new conditions of general busis be very bad for the first quarter and | ness. All the tobacco concerns Are probably for the second quarter. The | flourishing, and their current earmne independents are certainly 1osing | ings statements are showing it. money in their effort to get business r i Summing up the Wall street posi- by offering their products below the| tion in relation to outside trade the lével maintained by the Steel Corpor- market is a carefully discriminati ation. They are bound to have def- = Ioinsting one. It has ceased to move i icits for the firt three months and e | broad way, either up or down. It is Q)in likely for the first six months of | marking time while the outside situa. the year. ? tion is developing. But with stocks The Steel Corporation is operating| of companies whi‘ch are doing a good at neiderably ~reduced —capacity. | business or which, having comploted compared with two months ago. and | their adjustment, are on the uparads this va'!Il ahov; in its earnings for the | the tendency is toward higher prices. frst half of 1921, : Conversely, ot a less fa- ]rnllhel automobile and qllif'd;rflfés vorable n{» mflf.’ :-.uck:n':orl 'fi:"nfi'}e a false impression was given by the Al w reopening in the latter part of Janu. | 2107 °f,s'": "k';y Eilimerkiower: ary of plants which had been closed 9 MARY, New Donds. A D T The investment Section of the mar- It is still far from clear that this| ket is working out precisely on the was the beginning of a real revival. |lines expected. Syndicates bringing For the railroads, too, the interval | Out new capital issues have tempo- rarily overdone things. 1t was discovered a fortnight ago that most of the declared oversub- scriptions were not real oversubscrip- tions at all, and that a great part of the applications came from d who were merely anxious to m guick turn and get out. The market for these new securities finally be- {came congested, and a resting spell was necessary to allow a better dis- tribution to the ultimate investor. The competition of the $550,000.000 of pew bonds and notes put out since the beginning of the year was keen- ly enough felt in the regular bond list to check the rise there and to bring about a reaction. as in n April is certain to be one of very proor traffic statements. Failure to d cover fixed charges prove to have been the quite common experience when the Janu- are made public, and while the showing may not be as bad for February and March it is certain to be unfavorable. Security Markets. The security markets have these adverse things to look forward to. also will have to contend against more depressing reports for last year of the type which have been ring during the last fow weeks ake a | sp: | i { Altogether ment sup- at for demand to and while there in this situation, and which have told against the sell- ing prices of individual stocks. It is. therefore, difficult to see any ground in the near future for a gen. cral sustained advance in the shar, list. Rather it looks as if there might be further unsettlement in al issues of the sort that has become familiar in the trading of the last fortnight. But it the market has to face a good deal yet that is unpleasant in the way of trade news and earnings | the increase in the invest ply has been toq gre: keep pace with it is nothing serious it does call for a suspension of syn. dicate undertakings for the time being and for less haste on the part of the investment buyer for fear that he may be missing an exceptional opportunity. Forelgn Exchanges. The sharp reaction in the foreign exchanges toward the close of the Phone Us for Antn B — e g g These Houses Are Built With 8 Good, Large Rooms and Can Easily Be Occupied by 2 Families—Also Garage Can Be Rent- ed Out Separately If Desired. You Can Rent 2nd Floor for Enough to Make Above Monthly Payment. Open and Lighted Until 9 O’Clock H. R. HOWENSTEIN CO. 1314 F Street N.W. and 7th and H Streets N.E. $500 Cash—$80 Monthly 709 TO 767 PRINCETON ST. N.W. Take Sth St. Cars to Princeton St. and Walk Half week i3 set down partly to the deci- sion of the British treasury to begin preparations for paying interest on its American debt and partly it analyzed as a sequel to a speculativ movement which had been pushed too vigorously. In no wise does the downward turn reflect upon the causes which have underlain the im- provement in the exchange markets since the close of Docember. It still remains true that the British for-} elgn trade is steadily coming back to | normal, that other European coun tries are cutting down their imports | and in some cases increasing their exports and that if the all-important German reparations question can be settled the international business out- look will appear altogether cheerful. This has been the main basis for the recent advance in the cxchanges and it has not been weakened by the latest developments. 1 (Copyright, 1921.) s Square East, or At Vicksburg, Miss., it was once the practice to fire cannon every morning iand evening, with a view to purifying !the atmosphere | EDUCATIONAL. CCOUNTANCY Offers exceptional opportunities to ambitions men and women, REGISTER NOW FOR Day and Evening Classes PACE INSTITUTE 715 G ST. N.W., Corner 8th and G Sts. COLUMBIA SCHOOL of D ING Roy C. Claflin, Pres. 14th & T Sts,, North 272 Night Classes—Day Classes ‘Individual Instruction Course in 3 to 9 Months | The Big 4 Transfer Tan THE LARGEST AND BEST STEWARD’S Business College ACCREDITED 1202 F St. Main 8671 &7 ere ington. until 2 o'clock. schools ains; side of th ting said work | Pave the unpaved alley in square 3 i lo¥, jn square 3025, at an estimated cost of| {5130 side of Milwaukee Place, from westward, at an estimated cost of $818 assessed against all lots in square ting snid work. from Minnesota Avenue to against all property abutting said wor Wash- | prop t buil . for the publie Joners, I be receive pm., pairing apparatus in pia. grounds of Specifications and forms OFFICIAL NOTICES. VICE OF T11E COMMISSIONEES OF TiiE » ct + 1o y > PANHANDLE STAT named ent and com POCAHONTAS: Feb, PRINCESS MATOIKA. 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Southeast Section: Las cament sidewalk on | e south side of uth Carolina Avenue, from | h Streot to 10th Street, at an estimated cost $1.047. to be assessed against all lots in uare B45, abutting said work the north o Avenze t be abut Slor’ Toad, iroad Avenue, at i to be assessed on Avenue from at an estimated cost ssessed azainst all lots in square 4. abuiting said Pave alleys with con | ete: Pave all 1 are south 107 imated co: South side of ) estimated cost of $1, NORWAY SWEDEN—DENMARS Continental Europe Modern Twiz Bergenstjord Passe; Otfice, MUSICAL INSTRUCTION. MAIN TR58. ALL BRANCHE Washington Conservatory of Music 1408 N. H. AVE.. AT DUPONT CIRCLE. 23* RAGTIME PIANO PLAYING. 10 10 20 LES. sons gusrinteed: note reading taught; demon stration, to 10 p.m. DI ART SCHOOL OF 1C, 1403 H st. n.w. I MOVING, PACKING & STORAGE MILLER TRANSFER CO. Expert packing and shipping of furniture. Get our_estimate and save momes. Franklin 2075. 807 D W. B. 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Phone Main 4220 or Frank 23 PADDED MOTOR VANS FOL LONG-DIS- tance and local havling: packing and ecrating done by experienced men: storage $1 pes month up. CONNECTICUT STORAGE AND EXPRESS CO.. 608 H n.e. Phoue Line, 2523 | { | | i SEPARATE ROOMS, $1 2o Local and Out-of-Town MOV G By Careful Men. Rates Reasonable S Drafts and Foreign Money Orders §17 14th St. N.W. & i NEW YORK, HAVRE, PARIS NIAGARA . ROUSSILLON :A-NCHOR Passenger and Freight Services Connections Encircling the Giobe For Sailings and Full Informatios Apply | COMPANY'S OFFICE, Washi gton RICA by Union-Castle Lin Asndehnn & Son, Gen. Passerger Agts. 26 Broadway, New York. !Rio de Janeiro |Montevideo | Buenos Aires Connections for For rates, oto. Or Any Stenmship Ticket Agents. ENCH LIN COMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLANTIQUE Express Fostal Service | n.w.. Washington, D. 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Hicks, 1208 ¥ st. Honolulu, Suva, No T HAMBURG DIRECT ..Mar. 15 May 7 July 3 New York, Vigo, Havre ..Mar. 2¢ Apr. 28 June 7| R 1419 New Yorl NY'S OFFICE, { Canadian _Australasian York Ave.. Wi Seymour St., Vancouv. For fares and_sailings s com Fortnightly by " SAIL FROM VANCOUV Zealand M. NEW YORK—HAMBURG CALLING AT Cherbourg and Southampton ORB11A MAY 21—JULY 2 CROPESA JUNE 4-—JULY 15 ORDUNA JUNE 18—JULY 20 1st, 2nd and 3rd class passengers 13 ER. B " Steamers ‘THE ROYAL MAIL STEAM PACKET CO. % Broadwey Or any Steamship Ticket Agent LYM HERBOURG ~March 19—Apr. zg OUTHAMPTON New York v WHITE STAR LINE -~ C May 14 Fiione ()4 PACKING BY/EXPA TS ADRIATIC......./ L e o VORK VIA BOSTON—AZORES— CLEAN NEW YORK—LIVERPOOL NEW Y = [ DRY_8T01 ¥ i "Feb. 26, Apr. 2, May 7| GIBRALTAR—NAPLES—GENOA _ e o o W e AT, EaFa. Sve. | Vedic ‘Mar. & (34 ciass only) | Canopic <via Vigo) e B oo fa R Cedric. _Mar. 12, Apr. 16, May 21| Cretic... .Mar. 15, May n.w. 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