Evening Star Newspaper, March 30, 1922, Page 27

- me—gTeSede=s EINANCIAL. THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. BI]NDS |N UEMAND NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE |Grain, Produce “Lettuce—Basket 2.3083.50; onions, ‘Wheat—No. 1 red winter, spot. no wharf at 52 per bu. Oats—White, No. 2, 45 per bushel; | 23a2 No. 3, 44 per bushel. edoh. Rye—Nearby, 96a1.00 per bushel; e mortgage 6s at 99% to 99%. These % 32 324 | NatlRyof M 2d. bonds mature next year. Am Tel & Cable. % 6% 60 60% gflwg:gopuru Railway common sold at 39 and Wasa- | AMm Tel & Teleg. ... 120% 121% 0% 1k | New ex&M... 8 change tomorrow. % 6 66 | NorthernPacific... i T8 %ts % |Dool quotations the wheat market| fg Tax Matter: 89 8 € € |Nova Scotla Steel 5 J. G, Dulln of the American Security i 165 #6 WS |NunnaliyCo.. an Com says that “profits « 9 made on Capial seles sre mot tesabla : i @ &% @ | Ohio Body & Blidw. _nearly as heavily as they were last year, | % oi4 91% 4% | Oklahoma Prod. ciwhen the maximum ran up to 70 Der ! Atiantic Fruit Co. 31 8% 8% | Ontario Silver. sip was current that much aller shipments from Argentina this week Important Improvement. % 0 so% | Otis Steel Owens Hottle. opening, which varied from i to 2 W. B. Hibbs & Co. have pretentious with Parish & Bingham 3 : Barnesdall (B). It is now planned to convert the (B) Pennsyivania. entite tenth floor of the building into | Beth Steel. . and Live Stock| BY L A. FLEMING. 155% 185 16% 18% 19% 100 Ibs., £.00a10.50; No. 2, 5.0026.00; f 10K B n 1) — The initial buying in Investing April LR e i e L R e L 1 e | 11.60; B fruit—Apples, per bbl, 5.008 disbursements started on the local Stock :}: %% % 0025.00; pep; 3.0025.00; | &R Dor box, 2.75a4.60. California Exchange with a little more vigor today, % o% 6% spinach bus., 60a squash, crate, "g;: ggr crate, $.00a8.30. Lemons, NThe manner in which the New York neome B s T S R L L R o Stock Exchange repelled all ef- TATs S : §:00a6.50; bus, .fli.no"nus ";ms‘sz:&‘ forts of bears to smash prices and bring b .00a3.50; grapefruit, box, 3. 107 103% 1207 u .00; vl etiuce, southern, per crate, about the long-expected and believed-to- | Am Joe pi e e . OranEes. \Lox $3INL0S utianbelnt Romaine lettuce, ~2.002.50; be-overdue reaction, has given more con- | Am International. . uys e% 2 Selling Prices at Nosn. €8, per ¢ 3.0025.00. Onion! fidence to traders and investors gen- |Am ws N% 1% s 9, : 25230 p- : ot i Corn—Cob corn, old, yellow, quoted Enay Lempers, per crate, zsovi] GOV PR ent purchased erally. n 8% wH ¢, } 6.00. N Morcover the fact that trading bas :7‘%, 1:;“ ‘fi“ Mullina Body....., 28% 0 2% X e Noe) ':;}m“'ll‘“ oy 'r::; o : been largely diverted to bonds is an evi- : a1 ' | Natt Acme. . 5 ! s pEACh. (Mo sales; oo (U ner basket DAt dence of the investment character of | Am Ship & Com. % 15 W% 15 |NatlBiscuit. .18 3.50 per barrel; contract corn, 7.00. the buying. Am Smelting. st B2 B3 f,:t:g'"dkfsm- a @ 165%; No. 4 corn, spot. 64%; Today's sales: included Washington | 40 Smeiting pf. w w s |Nadcomauit.. D v gorn, vellow. No.'3 domestlc, better. Gas is at 92, Capital Traction 58 at{amsugar.. . A Bales—Bag lot of white at whait, | BA 95% =and Potomac Electric general 8Y N4 at 60 per bu.; bag lot of white at 4,:’_“ = Am Tobacco. . 126% 135% 196% | N Y Air Brake . 6% & o v 1| 38245; wlips, ington Gas shares at 56. | Am Tobacco (B) .. 122% 1774 18% 189%|N ¥ Central......] g% N 3 Nostern, SaVort @pot LMK | wegs—ios orr—: and nearby Ready for Exchange. .rmn;gb:ecgv:un).wm m: 1“\‘ l:;* :;gfi:au :;“ H”—'R"‘é’;” 45 ;0&. nr?n"il i,;fl;—su. dozen, southern duck eggs, . ; & ater WKs.... 114 J1 . 18.00 to 21.00 for good to choice tim- | 48, = Wasaington banks this WOMINE Te v Wksempt . so% 2% 98 2 |NYDOCKDL....... bt othy and mixed hav: market firm;| Buiter—Creame czpound. 4 ceived from Richmond new four-year | Am Wnolesale pt. 92 9 92 (NYNHGA&Harttd.. 20% > sapply on hand ample for trade. g Srtamury, (3¢ Treasury notes of the latest issue, to be | Am Woolen. 8% 8% B% | NYO& West. ... 244 245 Straw—No. 1 tangled rye, 18.50: Neo. | 775, 50°3 1] (00, B0 ke exchanged for 4% per cent victory | 15 1% 1% | Norfolk Southern.. 20 20 20 1 wheat, 11.00; No. 1 oaf, nominal,|{d, 17420 ds e notes turned in by March 15, under the 297 39% 89% | Norfolk & Westrn. . 103 11.00a11.60. . i CHICAGO, March 30.—Butter, lowe: exchange agreement. i 61's &% [81%4 | North American... 68 (6% 5% b6% | CHICAGO, March 30.—Owing chiefly, greamer, raE, firsts, S4a25 Banks will be ready to make the ex- % @ %] North Americanpf. 4% " to an unexpscted advance in Liver-| gecond 7 standards, 853, 52 Rere made & material upturn in Price [ Arete g3%saditi: ordinary’ Rrsts today during the ea: deall; Gos- | 3321, miscellaneou 23a23%: stor- might be looked for. Scantiness of| ~Poultry. Alive, higher; fowls, domestic farm dellverie: d near- | springs, 30; roosters, 19, > 4 h ing of n tionjan —— cent. -The top now is 12 per cent. -This | Atlantic Gulf. s, 834 -90% | Orpheum Circuit O e O et atued o IEEindes]prcitsjon fualiyyetisn 21 3 =2 |OtisElevater. contributing _bullish * facto; The | CELLAR FEATURES EXHIBIT. Ma: 823 to 1.33 and| CHICAGO, March 30.—Home sellers Wet weather helped to lift the price | out of the cellar,” one exhibitor snid. C.. THURSDAY, MARCH 30, 1922. te Wi i Received by Prlv:: i re Direct to The Star Office. GRAIN AND PR s : LLOCAL GLECALI TRiCR ! . . Low. Clese. Opea. High. Low. Clase. ‘ERs—S8trictl. b, ted, Der Adams Express. % 6T%h 8% nk % 12 8 100 , 24; a er!xe"::ulpuu:!; south- Alr Roduees WA tew o | Manats Poultry—Ror 1b., 18 14 68! ugar oultry—Roosters, per 1b.. Ajax Rudber . o7 W B0ad. No. 2, X per b, 20 ¥ chicken: Alaske Goid- % W % % sparagus, doz. young, | AR Allied Chemica s 6% 6% 6.00a10.00; beans, hamper, 2.5083.50 spriug, 70. Hi i e a e a ot B e hamper, 125aL50; car e il e—ham) 'y . .60; e i , per < ibbs. & Co. Will Convert AL A XE Clrcnlcnl. w6, 306 e rots, bunch, SRt caulifower 3 Toouters, per b, 30; tarkey Tenth Floor of Building to Am Bt Su'x':r"' :}: :‘i e g.gg-f.'l celery.b doz. Tore: Dns lli(enu. youns, ela'fh- 15 3 . -50a! cucumber: —Dressed, small, ver b, 13; 9 Am Bosch. . wea »|cmEplants, “erate, So0atdo; o heavy, all. 5 2 i i radish, bus., 1.5022.00; kale, bbl, per Trading Room. W e% % 255, Bat. Lamb: ; thin, Ba 2a13; live hogs, per 1b. Paweets, tion which has made First Eggplants, per crate, atoes, per box, Florida, —_— DAIRY MARKETS. LTIMORE, March 30 (Spccial) try—Live, v hi penseeanastnl| B, F, SAUL CO. uinea fowl, . 40a75; dressed poultry, capons, 2033, Detpbol 50021} cents on the dolfar at all FINANCIAL. b Without a Loss To the Investor The investor in our First Mortgages not only acquires an investment that is safe and always worth one hundred times and ,under all circum- stances, but also receives, free of charge, the complete. ser- vice of an extensive organiza- Mortgages its specialty for over a quarter of a century. During that time no in- vestor has experienced a mo- ment of uneasiness or lost a dollar of .principle or-interest from us. In amounts of $250 and up. {[Spasmodic saving will never get you far up the ladder of success. Your savings fund must be kept growing if it is ever to energize your oppor~ tunities. flYou'll soon have another salary check in hand— use some of it to open an account in Qur Savings Dept. Then bank a little Every P.y Dly. Columbia National Bank savommde 911 F Street s | Compound Interest Paid on Savings. You can open a Savi Account at this convenient Bank as little as 3% $1 KEEP IT GROWING Open at 8:30 AM. Every Banking Day Mortgage Loans 1412 Eye St. N.W. g5—Ea receipts, 17,950 cases: ked extras, 26; storage pack- ts, 2534, T paying more sttention to home! of oats. Starting % to %a¥ up, July . ® second customers’ room, served by | Beth Steel (B). 4 et continued to pelnt tickers and with all market con- i Beth Steei 75 pf. S veniences, including large quotation | Booth Fisheries. boards. Brit Em Stl 1st pf . Pere Marguette. ... Here customers cl:\'.hkaep,iln touch | Brit Em $tl 24 pf. N 1Sh 19% gfl'g-rvnf w e marl with ample spac - 734 | Pere Mrq prior pt. for comfort, and will not be crowded | Skiy™ Rapid Tr. .. 18 e 11| Pila Company.. by Ihe large number of zl:;-uen‘find.m‘;{n L e s @8 |Phillips Jones others who are constantly getting * -4 ¥ i 14 3 quotations and_giving the market |Burns Bros (A) 2% 128 | Phillipe Jonea o e Burns Bros (B) 414 42% | Phiilips Pete. . The upstairs quarters will furaish | Bush Term pf. 919 914 | Plerce-Arrow. the first top-story uadln§ rooms in | Butte Copper. 6ls 8% | Plerce-Arrow pr. Washington, although it is probable ! Butte & Superios 26 26% | Plerce Oll. that many heavy orders have been ! Butterick. ... 21% 81% | Pitts Coal. executed from Mr. Hibbs' private! Pitts Coal pf. offices on the tenth floor. {caddooil......... $% 12% | Pitts & W Va. w ington has never had a cus-!Galfornia Pekng. % W% Pitta& W Vap!. 5214 l.;m\ | Pond Creek Coal 2 tomers’ room high up and the new irading rooms of W. B. Hibbs & Co. | California Petrol, Pressed Steel Car. . 3t 58 | Producers & Ret. .. ed States shipments. n sacked round whites, Minnesota sacked Red 504 v/ ldaho sacked 0 cwt.: Nebraska sacked 3 0a1.80 ¢ 'al t sn import duty of $0 cents on wheat tended later to carry prices | further upgrade. Persistent buying | asciibed to eastern interests that were the leading sellers last week ave the May delivery a decided hoist ember. The cl as unsettled '}:‘.4 E:D'L!i to 1% t advance, with May 26| 1.35% to 1.38 y 1.18% to will furnish an innovation and be a | Galifornia Pete pf great accommodation to market trad-'| Calumet & Arie. ers as well, while relieving the crush | Canadian Pacific. 137% 137K | Pro& Refpf....... g1 3 1180, cas firmd on_the maln floor. Central Leather. 87 87| cublicNervof N J. s | The close for corn was firm. Incidentally, the financial library | Cerro de Pasco % 3% | Pullman Co. m‘il""‘ hnsg‘\‘e_r. July 62 of W. B. Hibba & Co. containing =il | Chandler Motor . k3 4 | Punta Alegre w0 aay TN El‘ndflrd financial publications, man- | Ches & Ohio. €2% | pure Oil. ... als, % X etc. is availani> to the public. | Chi & Alto ith other, information as to recor Railway Steel Spr. tc. any t'me during business hours, il - on the- second floor of the Hibbs: - 'y Con Copper. ing. 19% 19 | Reading 1st pt. s8 23 | Reading 2d pf. 8% 874 | Replogie Steel. duilding. s \ The Neorthwent Chi Great W pf.... ¢ P 4 {cniymastp..... —is the n_tdle of a rather neat local | Cnj Mil & St P pf. organ. evidently put out by the|cpie N, = 0% 71 5 Northwest Savings Bank in the intar- | Gu 51 & beetic Fa R Pl T S est of that institution and ita imme- | Ch B0 & RUCN - T80 700 Znd 7em | Rep Motor Tru diate neighborhood. Francis M. Sav. { Ch BE - NS D anter Track, age. president of the bank, whoss |ChIRI&PT%pf.. 91 %8 sl% 8 |RJReynolds (B). uik name, also heads the Business Men's |ChiStP X &0 «* « Assoctation, representing _interests | Chile Copper. around 18th street and Columbia read | Chino Copper. northwest. CCC &6t Louls, Efforts are being made by the as-!CCC&StLpf. ; American and_Canadian, 2.42a de Lard easy; middle west. si —_— COTTON MARKETS. gt 84%:ton market showed renewed steadi- ti ness early todsy owing to continued & 13 13% | firmness in Liverpool, steadler for- % 8% | elgn exchange rates and apprehen- Comp Tabulator... €% “Presperity Here.” Cons Cigar pf. Charles W. Clayton, treasurer of the F. P. May Hardware Company, at the Wednesday clearing house iuncheon of the Washington Association of 7 T |which was supplied on the advance| Beneca Copper n% 8% - 14| by scattered southern seiling or Wall SatuckAriece .t s weisizeet reallsing, g eli & Trans. tures oponed & y: May, W s s W10y 1715; October, 16.14; December. | sk rsii T To Yield 690% n value as compared July and (Ggened by Authority of che Publio established in 1913, which sup- plies, without competition, electric light and power serv- ice to a population appros mating 60,000. The bonils are an absolute First Mort- gage on a physical property 2 whose value is one and onc- 2 s GO Fett " half times above bonded in- NEW YORK, March 30.—Buckwheat i gobtadness. The property con- 11.10. Other articles unchanged. and up-to-date concrete dam of the most approved type, to- “« o« R ; 625 @ 62%|RJReynoldspf... U2k 112% 113 12W| -x ch $0.—Ti t- transmission lines, . substa- . W4 1% 17 1% | KoyalDutch,....., 5 m‘t lms RN R e oA ings are ample to meet all sociation to secure the rebuilding of | Coca-Cola. p % B0%sion of further rains in_ the eastern:| interest requirements. We rec-_ the Knickerbocker Theater nmf zo‘gflopuel. % 205 291 3% StlouisSouthwn.. 2 1K 1 . i9% | belt. The opening was 6 to 7 points ommend these bonds. for in- obtain another theater for the neigh- | Colo & Southern. ... & @ 41 |StlouisSownpf... 43 &8 a2% higher and the active months soon |} yacerment. borhood. x San! howed net gains of 10 to 13 points,| The association includes all of the | ColumbiaGaa. 8% % ok SantaCecllaSug.. 5 & & Sith 3 Hling at 17.18 and’ Octo- o business men in that nelghborhosd | Columbia Graph. % 3% | Savage Arms. ... "% with Jply setlink st/IT18 anarOcty: Cirenlar on Request The publication is creditable. Columbla Graph pf. 17 16 «,- 6 el ot Duers ond Merpool sccount, || Thomas W. Brahany & C: Maln 6189 WASHINGTON, D. C. First Mortgage 0-Year Sinking Fund Bond Qzark Power and Water Company rvice Commission of K:sseuri.) An hydro-electric property sts of an entirely modern ether with high-tension ons and all other necessary perating equipment. Earn- 510 Evans Building Credit Men, at the City Club, yi terday took issue with those who say i Co! that prosperity is just around the corner, and sald that in his opinfon we have already turned the cormer and are on the upgrade. Continuing this thought, Mr. Clay- l' ]l&b'3l January, 16.54. b —_— 6% ! CHICAGO.LIVE STOCK MARKET. 2 | CHICAGO, March 0 (United States 8% {pureau of markets.—Cattle—Re-| 25| ceipts, 7,000 head: fairly active; few Cuba Cane Sugar. ton invited suggestions from the cred- a Cane Su pf. u% B > this_id d withf; h s ::h : 5% B6%: m m: : :euly sales; beef steers strong to vt s _lidea, and w n a short | Davidson Chem. 7 . i 5 A ¢ time the Washington Association of | Del Lack & Wstn. .. 116% 116% 118% 8% 38 gsyi16 higher; strictly choice baby bee AT 6% 7% | heifers, 9.40; bulk beef steers, 7.50a % 107% L% 1g50; she stock strong; in between " grades higher; bulls steady; veal Credit Men is expected to adopt a proper slogan. James S. McKee, vice president of A. Eberly’s Sons, chairman of the committee on the Roanoke conference, spoke briefly on the tri-state confer- ence which is to be held in Roanoke on April 26, and his request that the Dome eeeae. 81% DuSSé&Atlantic... 3% -3% 8% Elec Stor Battery.. 155 167 164% 157 Bk HornCoal..... 21% 21% 2% 21% Endicott-Joanson.. §3% 83% B34 &3 5 {calves slow: undertone strong, pack- o4 S%|Cts blading 860 down: stockers and Pt feeders dull. %5 u a% Hogs—-Receipts. 18,000 head; fair- members take advantage of this tri 1% | remtor C % S ST et with & large response. 5 19% | ranin Coy ,::2_“"_' ,:“ n torday's average; big ers hold- Next week Willlam Gordon Buchan- ing back, but most hogs sold out of ‘hand: top. 10.60; butk, 10.00a FamousPlayers... 8% 80 8% 70% | TexasGulf Sulphur 1% 4% 1% b 0: pigs. 15at5_ higher: bulk de- 104 104 |Texas & Pacific.... 82% 33 = 38 |sirable; 100 to 13¢ pounder: 3.15-.' 52 |Texas& PCAOI. 26% 2% 25% 10.25. an_will speak on “The Advantages TexasCompany... &% & ‘and Principles of the Trade Accept- ces.” Thrift ta Schoels. Tobacco Prod..... 61 eep—Reccipts, 11,000 head: slow, Pennsylvania leads all states in the :: Tol St L& Wn B... 5‘;: m‘nu 'ml .mm’u't' l»"-umfly:p oice handweights lume of school savings banking and TolStLEWnDIB. @ 41 38 shorn lambs, early, 13,00a13.10; Telatively high percentage of the 574 | TwinCity RTran.. «% 4% % weightier kinds downward to 12.50; number of puplls enrolled in schools 607 | Trans Contl Oil A - choice, 11.40; pound shorn wethers, RavERg] schook (Savinge bm;km:fl o © ” 9 0.26; g0od 130-pound kinds, 9.25; come dej ors. {J q Owing to rapid strides, this te will 156 | Union Bag & Papr.. ¢ handy clipped ewes, 50. it men as to a slogan to properly ex- l 10% | Union Ofl..... ———————— soon, if it has not aiready, 1i- ready, pass Cali 77% | Unlon Pacific. fornia in the amount of its school savings deposits, and its collections ready triple those of the western Hedges & Middleton 1334 H St Main 1023 To handle 8% preferred hotel company iamue, o 5 Apply, HARDING & SONS CO., %0 ['United Alloy Stesl. 0% Backar - |Atlaatie Cuy. N. 3. wtate. _39% 39% | United Drug.... B4% 8% 8% | United Fruit. satings bank division. of te Aot . Avr. - mer- 03 ; 21 2% 1 |United Ry Inv Lackawanna ~and L ronat. macis 'x‘:"e")'.'u;'fle??;flgmnbm-. 19 17% 13% | United Ry Inv pf. ent. Coal Co. g, $1.25.. Apr. David 5- McConnaughey the present school year prior to Jan- | Great Northern pf. ® T2 “ Unlimited hm First wary 1. The honor list {s as follows: | Grest Nor Ore 6 6% 6 Bt i i 608 nited Bt Percentages Greene-Cananea 26% 6% 26% % i lnen-]t SanatjBapeeia [ : shingte; of Ee{:;mm. Total [ Guantanamo Sulx. 12% 1% 1% .. $1.50 . state Py el C_fl"%«f GuifStatesSteel... 7t 2% TL ) Ver vir b 45.900.28 { yyabirahaw Cable.. 24 8 - 2% -5 Apr20 ;204,05 | Hendee MTg. LI 18% T 18% PR Homestake. 6Tk 674 1% 3 HDI‘!:\OH. 15" '-C" ifi " June 30 Hupp Moters. .3 18% 3 % | HydraulicSteel.... 5 % Tk sowm ||, International Build Dec. 30 2 Illinois Central. .. 102 108 -102 . E H > %l] 13191321 F St. N pr. 4 Apr. 10 'All states. 1922. ATl states, 1021, ,The savings bank division also o4 R A vol uring e ¥ ~ ends upon the pi flggfll( ::hx?:x'm’x;' previous to Jan- hgfi:"‘::.:& % : 4 % 7} wautern ar 2 ?urekhlol'é'fl paya le "a"y.; ol 1408 Ey':'f A“l‘d‘:in 4782 Int v estern e 5 stockholders of recor Célulfethu Intl Mer Marine pf. :& 3% s 73 | Western Pacific. bu!‘:nen April 7, 1922. e “ - : : s okel ik Whesling A LB, 58 Wheeling & LE pt. b 1ntl Paper 5 . i . 478. 1 Gt iared » . S Wwillys-Ovid pf.... 85 2 5 : A s : 5| Woringion P, g ; N FIRST : TGAGES dmy 8 | ol o : o ST MORTG #ine &Guee ot Wright Aero. » g S - Kayser (Jullus| 2871110 | aity-Spring Tl oY% % @ ;"’"“ Kennecott. 29% 71/448.80 | Keystone Ti me ik % < 0% 140% 189 FPAST GERMAN FREIGHTERS. | packawanna Steel: % A Sl e 2 X S SAN FRANCISCO, March %0.—A fleet S - 8 MILE DOWN CENT- ART, Btianss, amntets, Susnoed Ny iy foie mv?a?ix.m ‘g: . Mfi y :.%7;1 & @ ‘ pitalist, will gpe- 0,—* W e ;:a soon between Hamburg and oti-er 183% | April milk nrleo-'l‘:? ‘:our nr: :r. = oL = :ac?r%?;: pg‘r’ur-:l-’do lthn fucifi-r.“ et Uh -nnmrdc:y the norlcll'l‘“:lrm 5 o 2 T n 3l 160% | Products #: e !«nxe- here, #aid to emannte from 5 o] tho petuntion T N ooy representative of Stinnes now on the 36 |& quart below March prices. The ::1'-’:" u‘lic:rdf";' :: lnp.«ms‘ ;ho r:u. o :’ru?u effective April 1 are: Gead * —~— o on E Grad bets .Xnots speed, ORy et ivyuises “um | Dot gu'ku.ulki'fln:-“. » - MONEY TO LOAN AT CURRENT RATES OF INTEREST " 1207 Gnneclicut (Benue |~ A Few Very Desirable Offices: Left Reasonable Rents McKeever & Goss will make life worth while JOHN JOY EDSON, President FRA I .18%, was followed by | are P LT e Iaes S Pac Development. ... L 8 e a then by gains | cellars (his year than ever before, ac- | 424 YEAR COMPLETED | MENTS. N creas.ng business. At the present !Baldwin Loco Pac Gas & Klec. ... yme cases above initial top fig-| cording to hibitors at icago's Ansets | K.AlLG. | Ume_the customers’ room, Jecently Baldwin Loco p! Pacific Mail ures R 4;::?:;2"-““-1 Lown sour home e o i e a ugr . s | : wheat. er | ; o 0 3 : 3 A ehtirely t:";mn:::fi”{? “élr;?z'é’f“m’é!Sfi{:gigi:{‘;;, P:fx'-u:u?e’:'l‘eta opceonrllr‘x." ;z-fl{mg ;u higher. J:‘{i omplete \\'nh:ull it Tk nmlln ! Chou:e Fl.l'st Mortgage lnvestments comfortabl. i heir 2 -. o 74a62, the corn .marke very man who looks over our comfortable. accommodation Of thel | Buriosaail (). Pan-Am Pete (B HlwFs S1aesther corn SEverviinaniohg 100Ky over ouripl | $100 $250 $500 $1,000 —a little saved each pay day when you are no longer able to work. Subscriptiens for the 82d Issue of Stock 1 Being Received s Shares, $2.50 Per Month 4 Per Ceat Intevest EQUITABLE BUILDING 915 F St. N.W. fllllillll!"'lll“ll"ll NK P. REESIDE. Secy. LIBERTY BOND PRICES FOR $160 BONDS TODAY 11y 88.54 .. 10128 NO COMMISSIONS CEARGED. Bonds Bonght in All Denominatiens. LIBERTY BOND EXCHANGE 604 14th S W, Hours, 8 te 5 pm. Main 2997, Do you wish to know? ~The general rules of trading in New York Curb Exchange stocks ~How orders and cer- tificates are handled ~What constitutes good brokerage service —~Commission rates, etc. -Market terms and their definitions “TRADERS HANDBOOK” meaty 16 page booklet covers these and other important subjects Copy given om request Direct Private Wires Rew York CIX-F Beston Philadelphia Pimsburgh Detreit Baltimere BALTIMORE OFFICE Organized in 1814 OFFICERS: GEORGE W. WHITE. ©. H. P, JOHNSON. €. F. R. OGILBY. C. F. JACOBSEN. CHAS. E. BRIGHT. ALBERT H. BEDFORD. C. LOUIS ECKLOFF. J. GALES MOORE. . ....President Capital, Surplus‘and 22l 8"1'@{ Mortgage Eflbam 1912 Sifteenth Strect IMain 6858 Open Until 5:30 P. M. Tomorrow and Monday Dollars Drudge Day and Night —in your behalf when kept in the Savings Dept. of Washington's OLDEST National Bank. And they're lessening non-employment. helping others, as well as increasing your own dollar pile. {] Stow away a few dollars as regularly as pay day comes ‘round and have the satisfaction of knowing the good that thrift radiates. We'll pay you— 3% Compound Interest on Savings Foreign Drafts = Open at 8:30 (m. Every Business Day Trust Dept. ~ National Metropolitan Bank w14 .- 15th St., Opposite U. S. Treasury—108 Years Old FIRST MORTGAGES The Safest Investment on Eartk. eem® MR. INVESTOR: The greatest bargaii n the entire investnicni world is the thing often least considered—SAFETY. 1 truth is so ol us that its observance should be yet tnvestors constantly reach out for an addi- tional point or two in intercst regardless of the sofety they have to sacrifice to get it. Phillips” First Mortgoge Notes are SATE INVEST- Ask for Descriptive Booklet “S” It's Free. William S. Phillips First Mortgage Investments. 409 New York Avenue Main 88 L T T OO T D T Gotabliched 1889 T T T T % : In Corwenient Denominalions i" On Washington, D. C,, Real Estate An Investment —that frees you from worry as to safety, annoyance as td collections or other details, and the necessity of follow-up of stock market or busincss conditions. SHANNON-& LUCH 713 14th St Main 2345 One Dollar or More Will Open An Account DIRECTORS: . BRI C. ¥. B. OGILBY Simantn. oy JOHN B. nn;m‘u ® E. G * CHARLES JACOBSEN Wi, ®. BAUNDERS R A S Bry Gmos. RELLEY, 3r. CHAS. 6. 3:. L - y— FaLIzE R I JOEN K, MOORE Tiokor W Wtz Undivided Profits Over $1,500,000.00