Evening Star Newspaper, January 8, 1923, Page 19

FINA - HOLDERSOFVICTORY | BONDS CARELESS Many ' Have Not Redeemed‘ Bonds on Which Interest Has Now Stopped. Under the Treasury's plan for the refinancing of the victory liberty loan, as already developed, holders of victory notes of any serles may present them for immediate cash re- demption. Victory notes of the 3% per cent series wer~ all called for redemption June 15, 1922, and according to the latest reports about $3,600,000 of these 3% per cent notes are still outstanding. Victory notes of the 3% p.. cent series bearing the dis- tinguishing letters A, B, C, D, E or 1" prefixed to their serlal numbers were all called for redemption on December 15, 1922, and according to the latest reports, about $225,000,000 of these notes. are still outstanding in the hands of the public. Holders of these called motes, Whether of the 3% per cent series or 1he 4% per cent series, should pre- sent them for immediate redemption in order to avoid further loss of in- terest, for, according to the terms of the calls for redemption, interest stops absolutely on the dates set for redemption, and payment for the call- c¢d notes will therefore be made at var and accrued interest to June 15, 1922, in the case of the 3% per cent notes, and to December 15, 1922, in ihe case of the called 4% per cent notes. The remaining victory notes, all lLelonging to the 43 per cent serles, and bearing distinguishing letters, G, M, 1, J, K, or L, prefixed to their al numbers, amount to about $850,000,000, and will mature, accord- ing to their terms on May 20, 1923. Holders of these uncalled notes need not surrender them for redépmtion until maturity, but under general of- fers already made by the Treasury may, at their option, present them at any ‘time for immediate cash redemp- tion, at par and accrued interest to the date of optional redemption. War Savings Certificates Redeemed. Approximately one-third of the 625,000,000 in war savings certificates maturing January 1 were turned into thé Treasury for redemption or ex- change into new Treasury savings certificates during the first week after thelr maturity, according to the Treasury. Something like $100,000,000 worth of the stamps were offered for redemption or exchange in the first two days of the month, a statement made public said, but since then the offers of holders of the certificates to cash them In or take new Treasury offerings In exchange has materially slowed. The Treasury again called attention that interest on the 1918 issue of war savings certificates stopped January 1, and urged the holders of such securi- ties to present them to post offices or banks, where they will be redeemed in cash or exchanged. The exchanges | may be made without loss of interest to January 15. Bankers’ Co-Operation Ask Thomas P. Hickman of the Frank- lin National Bank and chairman of the Thrift week bank day commit- tee has sent to the heads of all local banking institutions a request for co-operation to make the day, which will be observed Wednesday, January | 17, a success. A public meeting will be held at| 4:30 o'clock in the afternoon in front of the Benjamin Franklin statue on Pennsylvania avenue and during the day all banks will extend invitations to the schools of Washington, ask- ing scholars to visit the various in- NCTAT.. NEW YORK CURB -MARKET Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Office. BY WILLIAM ¥. HEFFERNAN. NEW YORK, January 8.—Further profit taking in the oil group, a con- tinued demand for motor stocks and active trading at higher levels in the mining section were the chief inci- dents in today's trading on the curb exchange. ‘With the exception of the mining group the volume of business was considerably smaller than in the pre- vious sessions of the new yea Durant common remained the leader of the motor shares, establishing a new high record well above 76. Pro- duction figures made public today NEW YORK, January 8.—Follow- ing is a list of today’s highest, lowest and closing prices for the most active bonds and stocks dealt in on the New York Curb Market: Bales in BONDS. thousands. High. 2 Allied Packers Low, 2:45. - s 97% 10014 100% o1 101 44 Am Rolling Mills 6s. 100 .1 Am Lt 6s wout wis. 100% “722 Am Sm & Ref Bs. 6 Anaconda 7s '29. 5 Anglo-Am Oil 7% Armour & Co_7s. 5 AtIG & WISS 2 Col Graph 8s gr trst. 5 Con Gas Balt 5%s B Copper Export 88 Copper Export 8s Detroit City Gas Gs. Detroit Edison 6s.. Dunlap T R Gair Robt Ts. Gen Asphalt Kan City Pow Lt 58 Kennecott Cop Laclede G : Louisville G & E b8 Manitoba Prod 7s. Nat Acme Ts. Ohlo Power 58 Penn Pow & Lt 0 olvey et Cle S 6 Sonthwest Bell 7s. 3 Swift & Co 78 '31 Swift & Co 9 Argentina 7s '23. 1000 Hamburg_4%s 24 King of Nether 6s. 7 Mexican Gov 8s. 4 Rus Gov 63%s cfs 5 5 % STANDARD OIL ISSUES. ‘Anglo Am_Oil ) Atlantic Lobo HBuckeye P Line. Continental 01l Crescent P_Line. Eureke P Line. Gal Sig Ofl. 80 Illinols P Lin Tmp 01l of O Ind P Line. Int Pet Co Maguolia _Pet 3 N Y Transit. Northern P Line. Obio 01l new. Prairie Ol & Ga 45 Prairie P Line. 0 8 15800 100 100 : 43% 1800 L aiv 831y 35 189 total.7,600 cars for the month of De- |- cember, & new high for any month in the company’a history. Gardiner, although ~not so_ active, again went higher, while Peerless jumped two points between sales. High prices for crude rubber were refiedted by an advance in Goodyear preferred. Penn_Beaver Ofl common, 'a new- comer today, was heavily traded in between 1% and 1%. The new issue of Armour & Com- pany of Delaware 6% per cent gold bonds was also admitted to trading and sold at a slight premium over the subscription price. They were offered publicly at 96 and interest to yield about 5.95 per cent. © Technlcal Prod.... Timken Axle new Tob Prod Exp. Union _Carbide| Uni Pft Sbar Un_Retail Candy. U 8 Lt & Heat. U B Lt & H pf. U 8 Distribut. Willys Corp 1st pf. Willys C 1st pf ¢ d Youngstown 8 & T Winthers Motor ... MINING, Arizona Globe Cop .24 Big Ledge .... ‘08 Boston & Mont. Caledonia_Min Calumet & Jerome, . Canario_Copper 21 Candelaria Min. Combination Fac Continental Mines. 7 0 FPAFFE FF 5 3 3 5 1 1t 80 ©dBE8noaRaZa & 11 10 75! o (OIS - e Y 2 s LB ERRRE *® Cons Cop M tem cf Cons Nev Utah . Cork Prov Mines. Cortes_Silver . Oresson_Gold . Dean Cous . Divide Bxtensior Dolores Esper Dryden Gold El’ Salvador Emma_Silver Croesn Forty Nine M. Fortune Mines Hardshell Mine. HIl Top Nevas Hollinger Howe Sound. Independence Lea Kerr Lake. Knox Divide. New Dom Cop. w Jersey inc. Nev Silver Horn. Park Utah Min. . Ray Hercules Inc, Red hill Flo'nce. Richmond - Copper. Sandstorm Kenda Sil Mines of Am So Am Gold & P. Spearhead Gold. Teck Hughes. Tono Cash_Boy. Tonopah ~ Divide. Tonopah Extension. Tonopah Mini “Tuolumne United Ex U 8 Continen Unity_Gold. West End Conso West End Ex 50 White 20 Yorrington Mines... . 8 Yukon Gold. SUGAR SALES IN 1922 SET NEW HIGH MARK The amount of sugar distributed in’ the United States during 1922 has been greater than that of any single previous year, Gecording to leaders in the industry, who have just com- pleted an analysis of the outstanding developments. The record consump- tion of sugar for the year was held, furthermore, to reflect the increasing tone of prosperity throughout tha country, particularly among wage earners. Total sales for the year amounted to more than 5,000,000 long tons, or 11,200.000,000 pounds, acgording to B. W. Mayo in the current number of 88,55, 005888 Sn 8088 es, 0. s0. 0825, 58 R ] LT L g W BRERLul. RicuBESR o ® ERERLultFun England now has only twelve wom- en authorized to practice law on equal t with m REPORT OF THE CONDITION & OF THE Departmental Bank At Washington, in the District of Columbi: at the close of business December 20, 10 RESOURCES. and dis- Including unts, o - Cceptances of other banks, .and foreign bills ‘of exchange or drafts, sold with Sndorsement of {hie bank (excent howa, and o) ot 1. & Loans counts, redisc $511,061.00 . Other bonds, ‘stocks, A . Baoking house, $1127787. AR niture and fixturen, ’?mvfl& 120,187.42 ). Cash fn vault and amount due ,.':;In'l:llh':r ‘bln 8 17,968.22 . E: s for clearing 2,867.56 Total. of 2 and 13 i . Checks on banks iocated o of Sity o s of reporting Total . ouses. LIABILITIES. . Capital stock paid i ! Burplus Tund bree. . . Undivided profiy & Reserved Yor inter: est and taxes se- crued cLess current ex- Denses, interest and taxes paid acgonitn). ' . Individual deposits subject to check B . Dividends unpaid Total of demand 3, bagk ), items 25, 30" . . $32.171.13 Time deposits (payable arter 50 dazs, e sublect™to 80 Gaya Dotice) an e postal rtificates of deposit (ot than for money vorrowedye . Other time deposits Total of time d 31, 32, 33 and 34-3404,670.31 Bills payable (including ail obil- gations representing money borfowed other than redis- counts) . 3 . Liabilitles o above stated 175,000.00 : 3 City of Washington, RSHALL 0. EXNICIOS, casnlor ot the icd bank, solemnly swear that the tement is true to the best of my kuowledge, and bellet. ARSHALL 0. EXNICIOS, Caskier. | BEPORT OF THE CONDITION NORTH CAPITOL SAVINGS BANK. At Washington, in the District of Columble, at the close of business December 29, 1020, RESOURCES, 1. aLoans and dis- counts, including rediscounts other banks, a foreign bills of exeh or dratts indorsement this bank (ex- cept those shor & in'b and c) $710,274.72 Total Toans ... . . Overdrafts, unsecured, . . U. 8. Government securities owned . . Other bonc ties, ete. . Banking house. $17, : niture and fixtures, $8,985.95. Real estate owned other than banking house i . Cash in vault and amount due from national banks . . Amount due from state ba| bankers and trust companies in the United States (other than included fn items 8, 9 or 10) - 3 . Exchanges for clearing house. Totals of items 9, 10, 11, 12 and 13 ......." $i7,810.48 . Checks on banks focated out- side of city or town of wgiE 22,631.74 204,157.28 26,002.22 40,000.00 47,085.73 LIABILITIES. . Capital stock paid in. _ Surplus fund . . Undivided profits..” $35,952.51 a Reserved- for in terest and taxes acerued .. - $4.725.65 $40,678.16 c Less current ex- . Certified ehecks outatanding . Casbier's checks outstandi Total of items 20, 21, 22, 23 . “$1816,78 Jeposita) " (Degosits Rayable within 80 dave): Individual deposits subject to check ....... X . Dividends unpaid . e Total _of demand " deposits Tother than_bank deposits) items 25, 26, 27, 28, 20 and 30 $i49.716.36 Time dej payable afier or_subject to 30 more sotice) and pos ings: . Certificates of deposit (other than for money borrowed). . Other time deposits. 1 of time deposits, items 82, 33 and ...... $521,836.30 3 ncluding _all ations represtnting mon- ey borrowed other than re- discounts) Total District of Columbia, City . 1, THEODORE MIiCHAEL, president of above-named bank, solemnly swear 449,706.38 10,00 that Bubscribed and sworn 1o before me this 6th | the above statement fs true to the best of day of January, 1923. (Seal) MAY LOU. H. BYINGTON, Notary Pubite. J. W. Ginder, Ciyde' Reed, Louis A. Hosafy, R. J. Quinn, Wm. C. Blac 3. Frankiin M@er, an, Joseph Stewart, 3. T. Exnicios, Jno. 8. Beach, So my knowledge and belief. complete are THEODORE MICHAEL, Phesident. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 6th day of January, 1923. (Seal.) LOUIS M. HEWLETT, Notary Pablic. Correct—Attest: THEODORE MICHAEL, H. C. EASTERDAY, . A. HERBERT, 'Sr.. BORGE CLAGETT, E. 8. BURGESS, Directors. Metropolitan FINANCIAL. The Bond Record of 1922 We have had prepared a comprehensive record contain- ing price range, tax status, denominations, sales, maturity. and interest dates, call price, quotation, last sale, income value and yields of all bonds listed on New York Stock Ex- change. A limited number of these records are now ready for distribution. A copy will be sent free upon request. Out of the Large Number of People Who Know How to Save, Few Know How to Invest FIRST TRUST NOTES as issued by us, will be found to be a safe and sure method for the inexperienced investor. Consult Our Loan Department Henderson-Winder Co. 917 Southern Building - Correspondents of Lee Higginson & Co. Boston, Chicago, New. York SHANNON - & LUCHS 713 14th Street EQUITABLE Co-Operative Building Asseeiation Organized 1879 434 YEAR COMPLETED -$4,408,629.00 - .$1,144,464.60 Systematic Saving Your chance to succeed is here. 1f you will but take ad- vantage of our plan to save a little each pay day, you will find that it 18 easy to save. scriptions for the 84th Issue of Stock Being Recelved Shares, $2.50 Per Month EQUITABLE BUILDING 915 F St. N.W. JOHN JOY EDSON, President FRANK P. REESIDE, Seey, Dean, Onativia & Co. Stock Exchange Building New York STOCKS ) and BONDS COTTON GRAINS COFFEE SUGAR MEMBERS: New York Stock Exchange \. Y. Cotton Exchange Chicago Stock Exchange g e e Associate Members of Ming % Minneapolis Chamber of New York Curb Association Commerce WASHINGTON OFFICE Main Floor, Woodward Building Phone Main 2040 JOHN CALLAN O’LAUGHLIN CHARLES R. ALLEY Manager Asa'stant Manager The National City Bank of New York Domestic and Foreign Branches CAPITAL, Condensed Statement of Condition as of December 29, 1922 SURPLUS and UNDIVIDED PROFITS $91,071,134.83 ASSETS CASH in Vault and in Federal Reserve Bank . 3‘95.472.758.14 Due from Banks, Bankers and United States L R B R e Loans, Discounts and Acceptances of Other Banl United States Government and Other Bonds $217,870,002.35 543,907,726.39 facilities that it’s possible to cen- tralize practically all one’s financial affairs under one roof, when this is your bank. {l The advantages of our many com- pletely equipped departments are greatly valued by busy men and Other Assets Stock in Federal Reserve Bank . . . . . Ownership of International Banking Corporation BankeBuildoghes. . . .oos afiai sl Customer®’ Liability Account of Acceptances . 143,137,700.86 13,084,541.20 -31,828,122.50 e 2 gl e L B 1.019,146.06 TOTAL . , u . $950,847.239.36 4 et Facts About Sugar. This was sald to Fepresent an average of approximate- | ® = y pounds for eves man, wom: H X £ ’ " and child in the country. Prier to| R 3% Paid on Savings Accounts 1922 comparisons show that the high- General Banking, Savings, Safe Deposit Bozes, est per capita consumption had ufie.. o i Trust Dept., Bond Dept., Travelers Checks s National Metropolitan Bank RAW SUGAR MARKET. NEW YORK, January 8.—The early Capital, Surplus & Undivided Profits Over $1,700,000.00 15th St., Opposite U. S. Treasury—109 Years Old Sales in hundreds. INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS. 2 Ar Nat_Gi Boston Wyo Oil. Carib Syad. Cit Serv pfd. Creole Enginee Ertel Oil stitutions, where the children will be shown the workings of modern bank- ing systems. Each bank will display decorations or exhibits suggesting and teaching thrift, and special delegations will be 2 appointed to escort visitors through 2 the different institutions. Banguet Is Postponed. Owing t~ the inability of several of | the speakers scheduled to address members of the Financial Advertis- ers' Association at a dinner to be Ziven by that body today, the ban- quet has been postponed by those in charge of the affair. Those who were expected to be in ghe city during the convention of the Na- tional Commission of the Associated Advertising Clubs of the World, now in Session here, and who were ¢to_speak at the dinner tonight, were: F. W. Tilsworth, vice president, the Hibernia Bank and Trust Company, New Or- leans; M. E. Holderness, vice president, Wirst National Bank, St. Louls, and Guy W. Cooke, assistant cashier, First National Bank, Chicago, none of whom Was able to attend the convéntion, Eliot H. Thompson, chairman of the local committee, Financlal Advertisers’ Assoclation, who had arranged the din- ner, said today that in all probability The banquet would be held some time during February. New Counterfeit $20 Bill. A new counterfeit twenty dollar bill ts being made and circulated in New York city, the Treasury Department announced today. Secret service men are trying to track the makers of it. Here is the description of it provided by the Treasury Department: “On the Federal Reserve Bank of New York. This is a photographic pro- duction on two pieced'of paper, between which silk threads have been dis- tributed to imitate the fiber of the zenuine notes. Both the face and back of this counterfelt are much darker than the genuine. The coloring of the numbering and seal is good. The num- ber of the specimen at hand is B40869789A." - Washington Stock Exchange SALES. AFTER CALL. tal Traction—5 at 10215, bington Iwy. & Elec.” com.—10 at 60, pital Traction—5 at 102%, 5 at 1021, Washington Rwy. & Elec. com.—40 at 69, UNLISTED SECURITIES. (These sccurities not listed under exchange rules. Munsey Trust Company—1 at 100. Money—Call loaus, 5 and 6 per cent. BONDS “‘Bid and Asked Prices. PUBLIC UTILITY. BI4.N Asked. women. Lo LIABILITIES $40,000,000.00 Capital . 51,071,134.83 Surplus and Undivided Profits . w Acceptances of Other Banks and Foreign Bills Sold with our Endorsement . . . . . Acceptances Outstanding as Per Contra Anticipated by Customers . . Items in Transit with Branches Circulation . . . . . . . Bonds Borrowed Reserves for: Accrued Interest and Unearned Discount Taxes and Accrued Expenses, et cetera . Contingencies . . 2 ol $91,071,184.83 756,747,01822 38,556,597.38 34,720,623.92 11,987,584.88 2,137,605.00 1,958,000.00 $31,828,122.50 raw sugar market was quiet today —289%,50142 and unchanged at 31116 cents for ! spot Cubas cost and freight, equal to | 5.46 for centrifugal. No sales were | reported. Trading in raw sugar fu- tures was light and prices at mid- day were unchanged. Granada - Gulf 0il 10 Keystone Range; 2 Kirby Pet. 7 Latin Amer Oil 27 Livingston Pet, 286 Lyons Pet. 31 Mammoth Of $3,358,124.45 4,596,939.99 Head Office $5 Wall Srteet New York REPORT OF THE CONDITION F THE BANK OF COMMERCE AND SAVINGS, At' Waghington, in the District of Columbta, at the close of business December 20, 1022. 13,668,585.13 TOTAL . o = » $950,847.239.36 FIRST MORTGAGE NOTES FOR SALE IN DENOMINATIONS OF counts, ing_rediscounts. acceptances of other banks. and foreign bills of exchangeor dratts, sold with indorsement of this bank (ex- - cept those shown in'b and c).... $831,920.79 Total 1 2 2. Overdrafts, unsecured, . 4.T. 8. government securities owned ... 255,704.55 5. Other bon etg. &. Banking o g niture and fixtures, §8,000.80 208,000.80 8. Small steel banks 101277 10. Cash in vault and > from national A 135,866.10 11. Amount due from state bank Dbankers and trust companies in the United States (other than inciuded in items 8, ® or 10) .. 12. Exchanges for clearing house. 15. Due from U. S. Treasurer. 16. Other assets; travelers’ checks ol 2. LIABILITIES. 17. Capital stock paid in. Surplus fund. . Undivided profi \a Reserved for in- terest god taxes seered™d.! $23,683.78 cLess current ex- penses, interest and taxes paid. S00 DOLLARS AND UPWARDS 1307 Coninootinit Noanae INVEST This Booklet + Will Help You Place Your Money CITIES SERVICE COMPANY Total Assets over $400,000,000 pproximately 100,000 Security-holders 80 Southern P’ 20 Sou States Ofl 286 Texon Oll & L 1 Tidal Osage OIl. 11 Turman Oil.. 20 Woodburn Oil “Y” Oil.. s $831,920.70 15.28 17 Acme Coal. 20 Acme Pack. 11 Amal Leather. 4 Ama] Leather Df. 2 Am Hawailan § 8 2 Armour of Del pt. 1 Atlantic Fruit % Rorden & Co. 25 Brit-Am Tob 38 Buddy Buds. 1 Campbell Soup pf. 1 Cent Teresa 1 Chicago Nipple. 5 Col Ry Pow & LE. 10 Cox Cash Store The passing of 1922 marks another year of achievement for Cities Service Company, and, in its unusual, diversified strength, this Cem- pany faces with confidence a New Year of healthy expansion. Y 0 U R ‘.“ Cities Seryvice C;Jmpany and its 125 SAVINGS i subsidiaries, producing and marketing necessities that form the basis of WHETHER you have $100, $500, 153.18 12.640.20 § 238 15,800.00 -$1,630,110.00 population of 2,500,000 in 600 commu- nities with 36,000,000,000 cubic feet of natural gas and 6,000,000,000 cubic feet of artificial gas yearly; furnish- ing 647,000,000 kilowatt-hours of electric energy yearly to 225 cities and towns, and serving a population of 1,500,000 with electric light and electric power. The street railways of the Conwany carried ninety-five million passengers last year. The Oil Division operates in 21 States, producing 30,000 barrels of crude oil daily ; operating 800 miles of oil and 8,300 miles of gas pipe lines,, and eight refineries in Pennsylvania, Texas, Oklahoma, Kansas and Onta- rio. This division supplies oil prod- - ucts to over 1,700 cities, towns and villages, operating more than 770 service, tank and barrel stations. 73 Durant Mot.. 11 Durant Mot of Tnd. 30 Federal Telegraph 139 Fleischmann . 7 Gardner Mot . 1 Gillette 8 R. 1 Goodyear Tire 18 present-day life, grow and expand o with the inevitable growth and expan- sion of American cities, towns and $1,000 or more to invest, investi- gate our First Mortgage Loans on Wash- ington Homes before placing your communities. funds. NEVER A LOSS Our conservative business methods have so perfectly protected and safe- guarded the funds of our investors that not a single client has ever lost a dollar of principal or interest on any invest- ment purchased through us. Send for Selected List We will be pleased to send you full information concerning our first mort- gl:ges and our methods of handling them. ! 61/2% and 7% lnter est Circular on Request WILLIAM S. PHEU—ITS—— THOMAS W. BRAHANY & CO. o o 3 Investment Securities First Mortgage l,vatmmt; 3 : 510‘11 Evans Buildin; 1409 New York Ave. Main 4600 | - ; 6 Industrial Fiber .. 1 Inter Cont'l Rub.. Properties of the Company stretch across the Continent, with branches in Canada, Mexico, Europe, Australia, South America and the Far East, em- bracing a large and successful public utility system which includes gas, electric light and power, heat, ice, water and street railway companies, combined with extensive natural gas and oil producing, transporting, stor- ing, refining and marketing properties. The Public Utility Division operates 78 properties in 20 States, serving a 60.61 21. Amount due to national banks 22, Amount due to state banks, bankers and trust companies in the United States and for- elgn countries (other than those included in item 21 23. Certified checks outstandin 24 Cashier's checks_outstandi; 20, 21, 22, 23 > $26,724.71 Demand deposits (other than bank _deposits). (Deposits yable within 80 days): ividual deposits subject 26, Certificates less than 30 days (other than r money borrowed) ...... 2. Dividends unpaid ... c Total . of demand 'deposits {other” than bank deposits); items 2520, 27, 28 and 30 . “$547.6%0.40 o * depo: Dayable after -30 days, o subject to 80 days’ “of more sotice) and postal savings: S S1. Certificates of deposit (other thau for mouey borrowed). . 83. Other time deposits ... Total of time dey 2. 83 and 11 Mercer Mot vot ¢ 34 New Fict Pub Co. 9 Oselda_Corpa. 2 Peerless Motor 3 Phoenix Hoslery. @ Radio Corpn.. & Radio Corp pfd.. 3 Reo Motor... 1 Saguenay P pfd.. 13 Behulte Stores. 160 So C & T. American Tel. & Tel; Amerjcan ‘Tel & Tel; Anacostia and Potomac 5w, ‘Anacostia and Potomac guar. . cons. 58. Totomac Elec. deb. 6s.. Potomas - 150 5 . 1905 « TRUST COMPANY.: American Security & Trust. Continental Tru Balt, & Annap. O Dontineatil o gton Gas Gs. Washington Gas 7%s Wash. Rwy. & Flec. 55 Wash. Rwy. & Flec, g. m. 8s.. 5 MISCELLANEOUS, 1. C. Paper Miz. 6s. itiggs Realty 5: Ulong).. it ealiy Ds (short). \'( “‘;!Qorl:e & Safe Dep. 6s. Wash. Market Cold Storage b Wardman Park Hotel 6s. ; . STOCKS PUBLIO UTILITY. £e Gty ot wl..}mullflz us.: ke T & 1, JOHN M. RIORDAN, casbler of the above: Americas oL & named bauk, solemnly swear that the Sbove Washington Ga statement 15 true to the best of my kaowl- Jorfolk and Wash ] odie 20d Delitl ¥ M. RIORDAN, Cashie Wash, Rwy. - n ' e Wash. Rwy. & Elec. Subscribed and sworn to before e (hls Gth Terminal Taxi com. of January, 1923. Terminal Taxl ptd. Tseal) . “HABRY & W NATIO! otary CITIES SERVICE Preferred Stock: Yields over 8.55% at Present Market Price. Preferred stock dividends were earned \ 2.40 times the year ended November 30, 1922. ‘Washington Loan and Trus SAVINGS BANK, Commerce and Savings.. East Washingtoo.. United States ‘Saving: ‘Washington Mechanics. FIRE INSURANCE, MISCELLANEOUS. Columbia Graphophone_com: i, . G 1 7 Public. Richard L. Elliott, John ¥. Ma Gl aver, " sdrew Bus, - % s : © A Brylawski; Main 6189 Capital Columbia " Commerciai . District Yarmers Sheets, ‘Wm. A. Bennett, A. Kneessl, m“l‘n’l'”::erfi A Sigolu + E odemx =