Evening Star Newspaper, March 8, 1922, Page 25

Y & > DPONT NATONA TAKENBY M.B.&T. The much-rumored taking over of interests of the Dupont National Bank by the Merchants’ Bank and Trust Company was consummated yesterday afternoon. The negotlations by which the Connecticut avenue bank becomes part of the new trust company, which is to be located In the Southern build- ing about April 1, were completed at a meeting of representatives of both institutions held at the' Merchants' Iiank, and after the transfer had been completed Peter A. Drury, president of the Merchants’ Bank, announced that Ezra Gould, now president of the Washington Mechanics’ Savings Bank, would be the new president of the Dupont. to succeed W. W. Spatd, who will resign. It is certain now that the control- ling interests of the Washington Me- chanics’ Bank will be secured by the Merchants’ Bank and Trust Company, details of which will be completed within a few days. H. H. Flather, recently elected man- aging vice president of the Dupont Bank, also resigned yesterday, and in the future will be identified with W. B. Hibbs & Co., with which Mr. Spaid is connected. Negotiations for the pur- chase were carried out for Mr. Drury by W. Gordon Crawford. The Dupont Bank has deposits in ex- cess of $2.300,000, with a capital of $200,000. There were 2,000 shares of the bank outstanding. The price paild for the stock was not indicated by Mr. Drury. + While the status of the newly acquired bank was not discussed at yesterday's 1eeting, it is understood that the Mer- chants” will convert the Dupont Bank into a state bank and operate it as a branch of the Merchants' Bank and Trust Company. The purchasers will take immediate control. One of the con- ditions of sale, it was said, was that 21l employes of the uptown bank be re- tained. The deposits of the Washington Me- chanics Savings Bank are in excess of $1,100,000. Evans Addresses Credit Men. Joshua Evans, jr., vice president of the Riggs National Bank, gave an in- teresting talk on “Credit Extension by Banks and the Relation of Mer- cantile and Banking Credit” before members of the class of “credits” of the Georgetown University School of Foreign® Service last night. Follow- ing the talk, in which the ‘banker brought out many instructive points, the students voted him a rising vote of thanks. Blanks for the first call of the con- troller of the currency for 1922 were received by all local banks today. It is expected the date of the call to show condition of business will be announced either tomorrow or Friday. Persor Charles J. Bell, president of the American Security and Trust Com- pany has returned to the city after a sojourn in Florida. New Columbia Graphophone Head. H. L. Wilson, formerly vice presi- dent of the Columbia Graphophone AManufacturing Company, has been elected president of the company to succeed Van Horn Ely. At the an- nual meeting of the stockholders March 27, it is expected that there will be changes in the board and that announcement will be made in con- nection with the progress of reor- ganization. B. & O. Directors. Frederick H. Rawson and Joseph E. Widener have been elected di- rectors of the Baltimore and Ohio railroad in place of John G. Shedd and W. Averill. Harriman, who re- signed from that board under a ruling of the Interstate Commerce Commission, in order to retain their directorships in other companies. Mr. Rawson {s president of the. Union Trust Company of Chicago. Mr. Widener is the well known Phil- adelphia capitalist, a director of the Philadelphia and Reading railway and many other financial and com- mercial concerns in Philadelphia. The $11,000,000 Canadian National railways three-year 5 per cent gold loan, the direct obligations of the Canadian Northern Railway Com- pany, which was offered to the pub- lic yesterday, was disposed of in short order. These notes, which are due March 1, 1925, were offered at 99%, to yleld about 5.15 per cent. - Crane Parris & Co., local brokers, were members of the syndicate han- diing the offering. 4 Washington Stock Exchange SALES, ital Traetlono—s at 6% \vum"mn Railway and Electric com.—25 ,l‘nl!m‘l’ Monotype—20 at 74%, 10 at 74%, 'FINANCIAL' NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. Open. High. Low. 1:45. 1 Adv Rumley. Adv Rumley pf... 42 Ajax Rubber...... 16 Allled Chemical. .. 56% Allied Chemical pf 106% Allis Chalmers. ... #% Allis Chalmers pf. 91 .. 15% Am Agr Chem. 37 m Aar Chem p! 61% Am Bank Note. 5 Am Beet Sugar. % Am Hide & Lthr. . Am Hide & Lthr pf 63% 6 AmIce......00n0a 102 X Am International. 3% uH 15% I 1% 5% III Am La France.... 10% 1% Am Linseed. . % Am Linseed pf.... 55% 55% Am Locomotive. .. 100% 111 Am Radistor. 6% W% Am Smelting. 8% 8% Am Stcel Fdy. 1% 8% Am Sugar. . Uk U% Am Sugar pf. ) Am Sumatra. 28% 20% Am Sumatrapf... 6 60 Am Tel & Teleg. Am Tobacco. .. Am Tobacco (B). . Am Tol Am Water Wks. Am Woolen.. Am Woolen pf. Am Writing Pr pf. L'M Ann Arbor. 132 cco pf (n) 102% 8% Atchison. ... Atchiron of. Atlantic Cst Line. 8 Atlantic FruitCo. 8% Atlantic Guif. Y Atlantic Gulf pf... 20% Atlas Tack. Austin Nicho! Baldwin Loco. Balto & Ohio. Balto & Ohio pf. Barnesdall (B) Reth Steel (B). ‘Beth Steel 8% pf. .. Beth Steel 7% pf. Booth Fisheries. Bklyn Unlon Gas.. Brit Em Stl 1st pf. u Burns Bros (A)... 125% Burns Bros (B)... 3% Butte & Superior. 25% Butterick 2% Callfornia Pcl .3 California Petrol. 62% Calumet & Ariz. 58% Canadian Pacific Carson Hill Gold, Case Plow Works. Case (JI) pf. . Central Leather. Chi Pneu Tool.... Chi R I& Pacific.. 4% 9% 2 56 ChiRI&P 6% pL.. ChiRI&P7%pf. Colo & Southern. . Colo & S_oulhn 1st. :EK Cimbia Graph pt Comp Tabulator. Corn Products pf. . 113% Cosden & Co. u% Crucible Steel. 5T% Crucible Steel pf.. 83 Cuban-Am Sugar. 2% Cuba Cane Sugar. 12% Cuba Cane Supf.. %% Davidson Chem. 57 Deere & Co. . Dome Mines Elec Stor Battery. 4§ Emerson-Brant... 6% Fndicott-Johnson. 81% Endloon.—lohn pt. mu 20 at ’ Erhlnp!. AFTER CALL. p—: Erie 2d pt 10% :nh’(n‘lun Gas Light—25 at 498, xl% :: Famous Players.. 83% 10 at'40%. 10 at Ox 15 at 407, 6 at 49 Washington Hailway and zlecme fass1000 t 69, $1,000 at 69, $1,000 a $1,000 at’ €9, n 000 &t €3, SLOC at o9, 3. wu at’'6o, $1,000 $1,000 ‘at 69, $1,000 & annlwn “Rail =y an “Ereeiric p1d.—25 at 6814, 25 at 86813, 25 at 66! (Fotomac Eleetric 'g. m. and Fet. 1-;1000 a Famous Playrs ptf. uu Fisher Body. .- Fisher B of O pf. Fisk Rubber. Freeport Texa! Gen Asphalt. Gen Cigar. Potomisc Electrie g. m. at 993 | Gen Electric. “z.::mm Monotype—20 at 'm/.. zo at 74 Gen Motors. . Gen Motors pf.... a’—&ll loans, 526 per cent. Ten Mot 6% deb BONDS. Gen Mot 7% deb Bid and Asked Prices. fi“’;‘y‘"(‘:nm PUBLIC UTILITY. b\ pskeq, | Great Northern pi American Tel. and Telga. 4s. 88 88! Great Nor Ore.... 84% Amerl‘t_l;l Tek ErN} Te‘llnirl % gg% 1& Grecne-Clnlgen.. 121'% AT, Tel, 23 Tel conv. e Guantanamo Sug- and el v, ot Mi% 112 | Guig states Steel.. 1% nd Potomac. gua Harbishaw Cable. 1% Telephone_5s. Hartman Corp. d d P. Tel. of Va. apital Traction R. City and Suburban Georgetown Gas 1st Metropolitan R. R. s, Potomae Electric ist Potomac Potomac Potomac Pot. Elec. Pow. Alex. an lectric deb. 6. ec. Power 99 . & ref. 78 100% [ SME. Ver. . Bs. Columbla. Titla Real Estate . M 1 i 203 t w “240 2 & TITLE l‘!URA\ICl. 5 MISCELLANEOUS. Columbia Graphophone com. Columbia _Graphophone pfd. D. C. Paper Mfg. Co.. Merchants Transfer ‘and ergenthaler Linotype ©0ld Dutch Market com. 03 Dutch Market ptd. Lavston Mono Secu: FF ”_——“————————————-—__._—._.._A__________—_—__.______—__ ks Hupp Motors. Tllinois Central Indian Refining. ‘nspiration. . Interboro Metro.. % Interboro Metpf.. 8 Intl Agri Chemical 9% Intl Agri Chem pt. 39 Intl Cement . 0% Int Combstn Eng. 25 Intl Hapvester.... 91 Intl Mer Marine pf 0% Intl Motor Truck. Intl Truck 18t pf.. Intl Truck 2d pf. Intl Nickel. . . Intl Nickel Df.~ Iron Products. Isiand Oil. Jewel Te: Jones Tea. Kansas City Sou. . mfi Kansas C8ou pf.. 5% Kansas & Gulf Co. 5% Kelly-Spring Tire. “ Kelsey Wheel Kennecott. . Keystone Tire.... 15% Kresge (S8). 196% Lackawanna Ste.l 46 LakeErie & W... 18 Lake Erie & W pf. 29 Lee Tire & Rubber 28% Lehigh Valley.... 9% Liggett & Myers. . 165 Liggett 4. Myers B 160 Lima Locomotive. 9%9% Lima Loco pf. Manhattan Elev.. ‘Manhattan Shirt. Market St prior. Market St xy #nd. ms Maxwell (B)...... 4% Mclntyre Poreu 4% Mexican Pete. ... 126% Mjami Copper.... 2% Middle States Qil.. 18% Midvale Steel. 29% Minn & StL (n) 7 15% “° 15 56% 05% % [ £ 61% 3 3% ll% 136% 183% 102% 8% £8 103% 2% “% L3 40% 1% 26% % £ 16% 1837% BOND AND CURB MARKETS . FraTumT g8 Tux Compizton §5.000 Life Policy, $5735 | Money to Loan LIFE AwD uuv“" INSURANCE COM- Send date of Hl’fl for {liastral shny WY A i Essrance. Advises | —0n District of Columbia real estate. = At | (Quorations" hl‘flmfi Radmond & 00.) | (Quotations furntshed Hibbs & Co.) - ‘e e Distrs :' o branches. prevailiag rate of interest, e 1::»! 0, 8, kxuuu BONDE. 2:85 p.m. oy b "' Lot ethald 3 l;w'.fl‘ e Dlgtet as €10, Wondward butiaing. M. 3. | prompt Service No Watting o .- . d. . 3 L. H Mo Pacific pf. | 10780 A ARt e R The Mutual Life Insurance Stone & Fairf: MontEome s Werd 1 Deras . Taw 18% | Cepttal stock . Compeny of N. Y. airtax Mullins Body. 2% L N 4 | Capital stock paid’up in cas y Rz JOHN T. MEANY, President : Natl Biscuit...... D 8ot G H fosuen standard forms of life insurance and w7 % e %), ABSETS, annuities, guaranteed by over Bix Hundred l;at}clo:khsul:. oy LR R e Millions of wsse atl Enameling. 0002 iteal estate Wan en of Character to Natl Lead. . 02| foston ana Sonia 28 |Rea tats fuory ness 2 nges (tret Ties), Sollcu Busi Natl Ryo!u 2d u'on and Wyomts 5 Stocks a d bond: t o Nevada Copper... U¥% OTHER BONDS, Gan D » 25 | DBills teceiapie, e YIS o 433 to 429 Scuthern Building NewOrTex &M.. 62% @2% 62% 62% | Clty of Rio de Janeiro 84 1946, 2 30 ™5 |Premiums uncollected and in hands FHOMAS P, MORGAN, Manager. N French Government s 1945. 3w 4 el NYCentral...... 79 79 1% T%|hrench G 3 L NYCh&BtL.... €% 26 61% 61% | Goverument of Bwitzeriana 8a 1040 D20y 21 |All otber asset N ¥ Dock... 29% 29% 29% 29% |Kingdom of lielgium 7w 1043 1887 191 st NYNH&Hartfd. 16% - 17% 1% 17% {‘:yafl'“h&' xdfr';l“' 2 fl‘[, 5 23 Deduct assets not admitted. K 3 o5 ; lted im0 Continental - Motors - ; Northern Pacific.. 9% 179% 19% 15% | Amer. Agrl. Chem. s ia 21376 21516 e gi(,,;‘,,,,mu Prod... ‘e ms 4 2| Ameriewn Tl und ot Davie-Daly e Net upaia claims 8 Our Safe Illedwy.NewYork Slmmia m e g piE T L ! b T Rt T ..... Atlantlc Const Lin 78 Eik Tiasin. - 4 PacDevelopment. 7 7T T 7w Aluuii Nathing otis dm Yauclnerra’ P 4 Ay st Trust Notes Pacific Mall. B 1 1. 15 |Atas Pewder Yis 193 Enrek Croosus - ] ¥ 5:5,“‘,‘(’,,‘3" ot W s ’:".','.jx G, aTiga 193 : ;25;:;(?&2 -1 908 dhl‘lo un;zstor has ever lost a -Amer Pete... 8% 6% 66 altimore and Ol 8. W. D) enslang : S ollar of princi- Washin Off Py 2 3 Hethilebem Steel P. 3. 3 3 Gillette Safety i . 186 gton ce il A B)] s s LBl | et "mmu;fin () ma' el Giitiana O . o 9% 9 g temerTe e sisaive 9 30000000} | pal or interest. 07 \ Pennsyivani; + % G| eurpios, g10522 2 195,288.35 lS"e fiu]red by 0 \ COLORADO BUILDING Penn Seah Tey-Gillespl 11 13 igh-class 1m- People'stina, ":"“:‘!"""“:‘:“L‘t} Rublier Dy g r:::l'"u::u:l. transacted during te|| Proved = real / Te Main 1603 Peoria & Eastern.’ fo | luternational Petroleums (new).. 184 1361 o or® 5050 Cloon uf"m:" fealth snd “accl-{| estate. We collect and remit *lee Pere Marau. . .m, e 108 h.., County. Ga 1 1% | dent .and’ ordinar; interest the day it is due, and Fore Mrapriorpf. i Northweniers 0idn 1980, | T ety & :,',,“ At ene oy Msumed Quring, o1 se200|| handle all details Phila Company o, Nor! weaters Gidn Lake Torpedo - B e year ,001,582. 5 Phiilips Jones pf. , ! T Moty R e T 1802,480.73 Consult Our Loan Dept. G.B.Chlpman Phillips Pete. Cuba Cane Sugar ev b | Mugma Copper 201, l"“"" recelved during the year Pierce-. Delawa: dson 7 1 0.. . 4 | M o OIl . 28 26 AL .'.ow‘man lerco"Arrow i | Beliyaraad B 2 e 1y atacae B i ,a = S i 52281 Manager Pierce Oil ™% :‘;rle x(;n }Tl llhzn tlrfio ‘“i;drfll t(.H] % ol :’. H B. FOLK M. UBTOV, l‘ul lent. 3 ener w 2 : 5 713 14th Pitts Coal % (‘J,Ml:‘vn’r n'r:e ;’;dll"luln‘::r PRt i %H'::' :«'n:, P 2% 4 | Sibscived masf;;f,'i-',."l'o betore me this 10th Mth St. tS&W Va. ... o8z Zi% | (rand Truk 7y 109 dwext Refiniug 1 ay_of Febryary, Pond Creek Coal 1% 18 18 1% HI : Northetn % Hlmmnln Produ 11% 1Y% (Beal.) MRES. W. P. DOYLE, 2 %, gis: Cel oY N B 8 Notary Publle. Pressed Stoel Car. 66% 61% 66% 67% | Inierimtioial Meve” Mac- 8 ibii et Py By e fr’r‘:g‘ucsr-&» Ror.. g% 6% 20% 2% | Int, Manid Transit datand ref. 5450 63 % 2% H. A. Hollins, Dist. Suj . wblicServof NJ. sl 88) 8 88k Kelly-dpringtcl i = . S 9 b 24 A N T 1 N rvice to customers , (new) kb Punta Alegre. 414 | Misouri 'a Pemiok OW % &% Phone Franklin 408 PureOll. .. . 8% New York 3 4 . Pure Ol 8% pr. ... 101 B Tosk Cantral-aeb, ia ok 3 ™, Washington, D. C. When an institution rendering a public service grows Rallway Steel Spr. o3 Stk ana Western ‘Con. 34 1050 10zt | iaaio pEIT 2 i year after year through the loyalty of its customers, you Bl = -Id"m'.';w:' Sy 04 Fg R < w1 OFFICE ROOMS will find that it is built on integrity and intelligent otor 5 an Coneo Zesding ::1‘ "i-ly s e o Feaai Car /o fl_{:“g,,;‘,;",.,,flm i fi d service. In the brokerage business, this : 7 Pennsylvania R: i Sal ‘reek (new) Remington 1st pf. 6¢ 64% 64 64% | Pennsylvanin R 10743 | Sapuipa_com. 2 FOR REN—I. Pe 1 in R. R. 1t Hl Pety RepTian & Siosi tow Do " o | Liviae et gy S o el L % 124 International Building . and o um Coal and Iror 1 1-16 fi:::{nbnu;ficfitlpl, % l‘lulli :fl_ll l" F. .':':l:fillll?ulmlla?n“ 5 2y g'h FORMERLY INTERSTATE BLDG. St Air Line rfd, Tonopah_Extensi % 1 su,:g:n Fran... 28% Air Line ‘ud United Eastern 2% nFrpt.. o atite s St Louts Southwn, o ok o 210 | ossiers bacihe s 0§ CENE B et ped 1004 Aikew Vety Desirable By ’“"pm‘}"‘d 'f'pm“""‘"‘d banking and commer- St Louis Sown pf.. 40% 41% 0% 41% ::::::::r_n 'l‘x’.‘:'l“\',’ g:nenl 4s 1956, {YM::dml‘lmfl(t‘ Shartog. 19-16 uxfiu, Offices Left cial principl .]anes&Bakermten years o *8. su Santa Cecllia Sug) ‘3% ' y 5 Stebmabip 0 Reasonable Rents have reached first rank in their field in size, efficiency, % ) etall Candy 47 5y and in financial gth. Seabtoard Air Line, ¢ Warne Coal 90 100 Mcxuve & G service, 45 Seren: 2 West End C s > T 088 Ask for bookl gg;?o;rd:x,pt Drug 88 1 \\'mm nApmwf 7} 1: for Srara Rochuek o, 5 gl e W w | SO oSt “Main SRR G 3 5 Armon i Seneca Coppertr. tre 5 i Leather com z% 14|l 1405 Eye St. Main 4752 Sinclair Oil....... 21% NEARLY 407, OF new customers COME FROM old CUSTOMERS Sloss-Sheflield.... 8¢% 35% 34% 5% | Western Unl s % AM giving my personal af & So Porto Sug. 55 55 85 66 |Wilson & Co. 1st P s 2 2y b g ention to the placing of Southern Pacific.. 84% 84% 84 3% 5 06% 207 B f Southern Raflway 20% 20% 0% 20% SHORT-TERM ’w“m"',, L business insurance. mfimOfia ONES & DAKER Southern Ry pf... 53 52 62 Bt T oTer OIL STOCKS. You should be interested. 4:Judnh|- 'Members New York Curb Market Stand Oil N J pt. Aluminum Co. of Amer s um ww, 101% ~—Noon— Careful assistance will save " Stromberg Carb. . B can e e . o ot oo 1007 | Anglo-American Oil Co. (aew) B Ak you money. - " newYor oo :«:M;:I‘md b Studebaker....... 9% 99% 9% 98% { {TeTcin 0% | e B 5 °* 300 . s sk ot Batiaors Cloriand. Submarinefoat s o6 ©x o | AL Tl i e ke e Eine %% Union Central Life Fitisbergh Detrt Baicimore Cleveland upers il. . = Al A Tob: Co. eseborough Ma 195 A Superlor 8t BG BK e e T Do Jevns - M 1 | Contineatal O Go. T Insurance Company perior Steel 8 28 23 o8 |Anicosds Copper da 005 153% | Crencent Pipe Line. ¢ 38 34 Tenn Copper. 10% 10% 104 0% |AREcAmerican Off Ths 1035 108s | Comberiana’ Pipe Line. 140 130 | It Costs Less—Why Pay More? ;exugon:pany . 5% 6% 6 Bethlvhem Steel Ts nrza * % | Eure Pipe l_f:a :45 :; E. S B l] l. A exas Gulf Sulphu U% &% #% 100% rashears, Gen gt. Texas & Pacific... 31% 8% 31 & i 2 : ; Texas & PC&OIl. 26 26 26 et 1 = indiana Tl e A1 710 14th St. NW. & 0% 2% 2 ? 3 tional Transit Co. 28 29 Orzanized 1867 ee ll M M 60 6% 6 i . Ss 1928 % ewYor Jranspo 100 San Assets, $160,000.000 1 y onq TolStL& WnB... 2% 2% 25 o R | oo G i Tol StL & Wnpf B. 35} 8% 5% Cudahy Packi Peunsylvania-pexics 30 34 2» TransContl Ofl... 9% 9% 9% 9% u‘,‘ ’uot:!rlcl':'?- 1925 Prairle 0fl and G 545 555 e a e? c] . Prairie Pl Lis 234 o Twin City R Tran. 4% % % H% 25 wig el braitle Fips Line! 2 s A Goodyear T. and K. 8s 1931, 99l y3, | Solar Refning Co. 385 37 c. . 131 kH 1930. Sou nn. 0. -, Union Pacific pf... 7a% % % | Hocking :}fil‘e;“'l-f i e, ® Over a Whatever form of security you are United Alloy Steel 28 28% 23 28% |pumple Ol & Ref ? 873, | uart United Drug...... 63% 644 63% 64% | Kennecott Copper e bl si0™ Quarter thinking °f buying, the fl“efl“’“ United Fruit. W w0 e uv progtec & e 7 1o e of a mind is: “Will nitee y Inv . 10% 10 10% 10 S ROl 2 D Seurs, 3% Century United Ry Invpf.. 21% 2% 21% 21% |5 Standard Oil Co. 38 390 o% u& fiva Sicluir \onwl‘ o1l 1:,., 1 Swan & Fiach G oon Without n atimestara rel 74 1023. jon “Tank Line . Swift & Oo. b 011 Co. 338 UL A P R Wikhington o1 & A a Loss. But why have any question about 48% 45% .r 7l lt? = . °‘ ! U S Ina A1conr = :“ won s Bher "ol v7u 19 M’HENRY OFFERS TO SELL ¥ o that you know is safe—our Safe- % | e, ST our Early Maturities First M SEmm B e ke *%|SELF TO VICTIMS’ WIDOWS oy e U S Rubber 1st Df lol“ 102 101% 102 TREASURY CERTIFI H US Steel. . i JOATES SO e - Many are taking advantage with their record of no loss to any U S Steel pf. Rate Mitunty. Bid. Ofter. of the present investment op- investor in 49 Jyears. Utah Copper. D 63% 2% 63 |iredene 13 T 100 12 1094718 | Writes Letter to President Propos- ortunities to secure conserva- Vanadium Corp... 35% 6% 8% 86% | oias June 15. 1u2z o oot o tments that yield . o ., 1022 i 5 nvestments that yield an = o Va-CarChem..... 84 0% 3% 3% | 372 August 1 Ly wi1g inde} tag;to Haru’ $100,000/15 ade :xate return ! You can buy them in denomina- VaCarchempf... m 1 m 74|30 September 13, mg?‘ ""'““'I Prison. " ; tions of $100, $500 and $1,000, a Iron Coal . 46'% | 4133 December 15, 16 lw 716 2 ; . e o Sk e ;’;,:S%’.fl';:;,‘%r }lg Rt ’:“ g Y e':g:gnslnc)“et'c‘)&) 'fe'r',‘:"{fim}'rle'lgngf.fi “3‘:',? :’e"lfifi;"a‘t‘z:lyc{g:e‘“{; outright or under our Inve:;mcnt Webber & Heil % 123 5 5, 6 100 13-1| Harding a letter offering to sell him- Plan and N eukrn INC ILe VPG| X i self to the widpws and orphans of the || Par, and in many m“fl“fi“ 'é Savings They y'dd 7% WesternMd 2d.... 15% 16% 16% 15| NOVELTIES FOR GIFT two men he shot to death. would be profitable to sell an we assure t of mm and | Weatern Pacific... 19% 1% 15 18 G SHOPS. The letter was sent to the White reinvest. TS e e o o 1 1| NEW YORK, March 8—among the | House by Samuel McComas Hawken, 3 principal in cash when due Westhee B& M. . 8w 81 % soi|noveltles now’being offercd here ’°5]3:z)e§r|nf?;e Jetier’ thax hin satnings| We shall be glad to go over ' White Motor. 89% 89 393 | BIft shops are included an attractive | in prison would amount to $100,000. your holdings with you, and Write or call for our Booklet White Oil... 9% ot 9% |line of sented Indian pottery, used| “I offer now to sign away and oth- || advise you accordingly. Wickwire Spencer 1% W% WY 1% | principally as flower holders for sun| eFWise dispose of the total amount Wiison Company.. 3 # s % jporches et Fowdered sandalwood | Of MY wages so carned, lo ‘;‘u.".‘.".‘fl:?; The F H SMIIH COMPANY w 7 is mixed into the clay fr WIS 2 B 2% |G e ki, e TR S S 25| B. F. SAUL CO. £ eesccse ng scent. . Woolworth s In damp weather the scent “| “McHenry sald he did not argue or Worthington Pip 48 1::“ l}: 1:,?“ clally Tragrant. The holders come i |Ple-d for freedom, but “humbly sug- Mortgage Loans :Taunded 1873 figh. Low {hree sizes Imperted embroidered | S M08, (PhuNier serve the ends of Eye St. NW High. A rooches, in roun val - CaliMoney-20c.1 oy o shapes, “silhouetie fgures. on "dudre Sustice 1412 Eye St. N.W. T iy Jocated at 14141416 T Street, N, W., satin grounds ar 1 = - - Tk Smith 3 L HOURLY sALES OF sTOCKS. [The figures sndddfm';;fln:f S L 3 Main 2100 Pebdug clmplerion St the ey o ed with a needle on the satin, H “llls& — Eomner In Black and tho Intterin o' E. o R0 Sons oot variety of colors. Embroidered bor- Founded 1876 ders in heavy colored thread outline 416 Woodward Bldg. April 1 April 1 April 1 April 1 April 1 April 1 April 1 April 1 FOREIGN EXCHANGE. Selling checks—dollar values at noon today. London . Paris . Braseel Delgrade Moatreal By the Assocl; NEW YORK, March 8.—Foreign ex- | changa easy. Great Britain, demand. 4.36%; cables, 4.36%. Sixty-day bills on banks, 4.33%. France, demand, 8.96%; cables, 8.97. Italy, demand, {5.05%; cables, '5.06. Belgium. demand, 8.421; cables, 8.43. Germany, mand, .39%; cabies .39%. Holland. demand, 37.83: cables, 37.88. Norway, i7.90. Sweden, demand, Denmark, demand, Switzerland, demand, 19.43. idemand, 15.73. Greece, demand, 4.60. {Poland, demand, . Czechoslo- vakia, demand, 1.623. Argentine, de- mand, 37.25. Brazil, demand, 14.10. Montreal, 95%. e BRITISH IRON OUTPUT DROPS. NEW YORK, March 8.—Comment- ing on the fact that the 2,611,000 tons of pig iron produced last year in Eng- land was the smallest total since 1850, it is remarked in a London trade re- | view that no one need be surprised that the decrease in total tonnage of ocean vessels commenced in the year to 568,438 tons, as compared with 239“ 819 in 1920, was accompanied by a fall in the sale of steel plates in G(r::éoBrnalfl from 1,611,700 toms . to RS S RAILS’ JANUARY NET UP. NEW YORK, March 8.—Operation in Janudry of 135 class 1 Tailsonds, embracing 165,611 miles of lirie out of a total 235,000 miles, resulted in net operating income bt '$28,488,205, con- trasted with a net operating deficit of $300,879 in January, 1921, according to official report. net earnings of the zol class 1 car- rfers for January will® $50,000,000 2nd " ::s,,m ‘THE EVENING 8 de- i " | eriy come before % | TE] It 13 estimated the P TAR, WAQHINGTON the brooches. IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE DIS-| I trict_of Colmbis, Holding & Baukrupi ! ¥ Court.—In the matter of Kobert lott, baakrupt—in, Bankruptcy, To 'the creditors of Robert E. L. i the city of Wushington, District of Columbia. Notice is hereby 'Iun lhl om the third \ll’ of March, A.D. overt E. L | Yellott was duly nuumcnud bankrupt, and that the first meeting of his creditors will_be held at my office, iv the Wilkina building, 1512 ; H street northwest, Washington, 1. C., on the 17th day of March, A.D. 192 t 10 o'clock . "at which time the said creditors may mmpr'rcy NOTICE | D. "C. WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1922. tend, prove theif claims, appoint a trustee, ’ ne the bankrupt lluil mnucl such other busines as may properly meeting. RALPH D. OblhThR. { liankruptes. before uaid Referee h:] COGRT OF THE DIS-V Holding a_Haukruptey i ! Gourt —in r of Mansfield Shaerer ! int and Glase Company; 8 corporation, bank: | Bankruptcy, ‘To the! tr!d\lnfl of the Manatield-Shaeffer “Paint llll|i | Glass Company, a corpo: lellllnihmy District of Columbia. 1022, the said Mansfield-Sheaffer Paint d Gll‘:dl':.m any, & c judica te rup! 1.?,;’ of its creditors will be held at my ofiice, i the Wilkine bolldln 2 H street noru; hington, T ay of Tiarcn, AD, C1022, at 11 o'clock Y ne the officers of and tramsact sueh other businets as may sald meeting. R, Keferee in Buskrasicy. PR D OFFICIAL NOTICES. CE, COMMISSIONERS OF THE_DIS- ?flr'(xfl Columbia, February 20, 1922. Notice I ereby given that the pamphiet containing - rict of Columbia on July 1, ssessments overdue, has been thereof are on wale at the | tor of taxes, D. eaing o printed and oftice of ¢ at e Of 3 taxes or _assessmenin due, | with Denaities, and /costs, are not paid pror to jarch 14, 1922, the date fixed for sale, the | { property involved will be sold at public’ aue- Tion st the ofice of the Collector’ of taxes. D. C., commenciop March 14, 1922, betwesn e Sivura of 10 am. and 4 pm.. and & Iiiaing each day, Sundaya and’legal Holidays e watll ALl such delinqnest ts sold.' CUNO H. RUDOLPH, JA OYSTER, CHARLES KELLER, ers, D. C. 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