Evening Star Newspaper, March 4, 1925, Page 29

FINA MEATS GOING UP NCIAL: THE EVENING STAR, WASHINGTON, D. NEW YORK CURB MARKET STEEL OPERATIONS ] § Continental Trust Company WEDNESDAY, MARCH 4, 1925. FIRST MORTGAGES ] Flrst Moage BONDS STOCK TRADING DEAD ON ITALIAN BOURSE Rome Decree Against Wild Specu- lation Dazes Many in Finan- cial Circles. Rr the Arsociated Pross ROME, Mareh 4.--Although the :fusion created Dby the sudden decree aimed against the Tt on or an stoci o had somewhat subsided esterd the security market still| jyesented a dozed aspeet. There was most no trading stocks. Ttalian private industries were not} ard the buying and tes and money nothing. | trading the s tended to depress their value. Ttaliar sols fell scveral points, and the lira dropped to a fraction | ove to the dollar and nearly 120 to the pound Discussion of the merits of the finance minister's decree increased in preportion to the decrease.in stock axchange activity. the brokers gener- \1y condemning it without qualifica- tion. Bueiness circles usaally favor- able to the government. conceding | that Signor de Stefani had some In- prehensible d reason for issu- | the decree, nevertheless point out | the technical difficulties of making it effective. NEW PIGGLY WIGGLY PRESIDENT NAMED | Bradford Becomes Chairman of Board and S. W. Souers Is Now Concern’s Head. Rr the Associated Press MEMPHIS, Tenn., March 4.—Sidne) W. Souers of New Orleans, vice presi- dent of the Piggly Wiggly Stores, Inc., was elevated to the presidency of that corporation yesterday at the annual directors’ meeting. J. C. Brad- ford of Nashville, president of the corporation for the past vear, was named chairman of the board. ‘Hoth new and second-hand military clothing finde seady sale in South BY GEORGE T. MLGHL».. Results of “Customer Ownership.” owne initlated the electric light and power companies is making an as- tonishing growth. No other move- ment has done so much to establish good relations between the public utility corporations and their clients than has this partnership arrange- ment. It has proved profitable to both sides. Outside investors are be- | ginning to realize these advantages land are absorbing the surplus of | preferred stock of those companies | which make a practice of these sales to customers. | This was aptly illusirated only the other day in New York when an in- | vestor attempted to buy a small lot of the preferred stook of a southern | light and power company. Only a little over six months age this eom- the common stock of which is | | ! | | The customer hip campaign | | | 1v traded in here in.New TYork |and sells at a very high price, mar- keted through its bankers In' New | York and Boston 8,000 shares of its | 7 per. cent cumulative preferred stock |at a fraction under par. When this investor tried to buy a few shares | simply because he was impressed | | with ‘the management and the out- look of the company he found there eight shares available. | were only | Doubtless in the home Btate, where | this corporation operates so success- | large block might have been | obtained. but the fact remains that practically all the shares oftered to outsiders a half year ago have been | absorbed and are held for permanent | vestment. | This certainly speaks well for the investment merit of ail similar elec- tric light and power preferred issues. Curiousiy enough, so far this merit has not been reflected in the market | price. Such shares are obtuinable to | vield all the way from 6% to 7 per | cent. This paradox is partially ex- plained by the fact that specuiators |are uninterested in stocks of this| | character. There s not enough op- portunity for capital appreciation to | attract those who make it their busi- ness to trade in the stock market, but this very condition makes available for genuine investors one of the best mediums of the day. 2 1 am not saying that all eleetric light and power companies are equal- 1y prosperous, nor that all their pre- ferred stocks are equally sound, but I am saying that taken as a class they deserve consideration from all intelligent inv (Cor |tully, a U. S. TREASURY TO START BIG MOVE IN FUNDS By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 4.—Another billien-dollar turnover of funds, inci- dent to the United States Treasury's operations, is expected on March 15 and is credited in the financial dis- trict as a factor in the current firm- ness of money rates. Bankers re- called that last year a temporary flurry in call money accompanied the usual March disbursements of inter- est and eollection of income taxes, but as a result of careful prepara- tions other quarterly operations throughout the year had no effect on { the money mariket. FIRST DIVIDEND VOTED BY BUCYRUS COMPANY | By the Associated Press. NEW YORK, March 4.—Declaration of an initial quarterly dividend of 1% per cent on the common stock of the Bucyhus Co, reflects improved busi. ness in 192 when net earnings were $1,489,459, equal, after preferred dividends, to $30.23 a share on the common stock. This compares with 191,298,932 in 1923, or 325.49 a share ‘on the cdmmon. = The common divi- dend and the regular 1% per cent lon the preferred are both payable April 1 to stock of record March 20. GREEN PEAS CHEAPER. Heavy Receipts Bring Down New York Prices. Spec al Dispateh to The Star. NEW YORK, March 4.—Green peas were in heavier receipt ‘oday and the market ruled weaker, although trad- ling was fairly good. California ar- |rivals wholesaled at from 38 to $9 [per crate of about 4 to 50 pounds. The market was without any ma- | terial change for white potatoes. The |demand continued slow. Bulk, No. 1, round whites from Western New | York jobbed at from $1.85 to $2.15 per 180 pounds. BUTTEB. PRICES HIGHER. | CHICAGO, March 4.—Butter—Highe creamery extras, 45; standards, 44%; extra firsts, 42%843%; firsts, 38%%a 41; seconds, 31a36. and 149,381 in January this year. An issue of 75000 shares of Ajax Rubber Co. capital stock recent- 1y offered to stockholders has been sold. The Freeport Texas Co. net loss of $325.763 for the vear ended November 30, 1924, in contrast to net income of $770,111 or $1.05 a share of no par value stock in the previous 12 months. The Delaware & Hudson Co. had a surplus of $5,817.376 at the end of 1924, equal to $13.68 a share on the capital stock, compared with $4,711,- €99 of $11.08'a share in 1923. reports Trompt Act First Mortgage Loans Lowest Rates of Interest and Commission Thomas J. Fisher & Comp;ny. Inc. "Money t to Loan Secursd b7 mrat deed of (rust oo renl estaie viiling iaterest and coromission. Juu; | Weller £0 Wash L4 Trum %h & F N FEDERAL-AMERICAN NATIONAL BANK ‘on RESOURCES, $14,000,000 1315 F St JORN POOLE, Prualdest REAL ESTATE LOANS Small and Large Amounts Refinancing on Long-Term Basis LOW INTEREST RATES Unlimited Funds Available FRED T. NESBIT Invex Main 9393 FROM $50 TO $100 Can Be Obtained by Using Our Certificate of Inventory, Appraisal and Titte. CHATTEL TITLE COMPANY Eggs—Higher; receipts, 16,276 cases; firsts, 27227%; ordimery firsts, 25a 25%. 808 Firth st. N.W. known. Now Offering: 20-Year 614 % Sinking Fund Gold Bonds, Roger Williams Apart- ments, Providence, Rhode Island. Union Discount Company, Inc. NEW YORK Philadelphia, Boston, Albany, Newark, Hartford 300 Bouthe Washingten transacted during the ccident and Health. Character of bu year 1924: Life Amount of risk 'assumed dur- ing the year 1024...........$2,515,728,848.00 ned and matured s during the year 98,921,875.56 457,178,167.10 Expended during 1924 B 267,028,224.59 GEO. B. BCOTT, Third Vice Presideat. B. POWELBSON, Asst. Secretary. Subscribed and sworn to before me this 25th day_of February, 1035 year 19: the (8eal.) WM. B. NORTHROP, i (New York County Clerk’ New York County Register's 014 Corr fled in Bronz County No. 1. Bronx County No. 2600. Cert. filed in Kings Coun- . Kings County Register's No. 6001 fled in Queens County No. 85. My Com: jicn expires March 30, 1926.) STATEMENT OF THE CONDITION ot LIFE AND CASUALTY INSURANCE COM- PANY OF NABHVILLE, TENX. on the 31st day of December, 1024, as required nunder the District of Columbia Code, amended Jume 30, 1902, and August 18, 1011, A $700.000.00 Capital stock... 700.000.00 Capital stock paid u) Cash in office Bifte recervante, Coe.... 167,122.39 Premiumn uncoliected and iu hands of agents...... eeeee. 19641218 Interest dus and accrued......... 48,634.13 All otter smats: Collatars] Joanz, $30,000; policy loans, $111,076.65 18] Premium 'notes, $7.207.18; district balances, - $11,988.10: other, $2.500. . 75.60 21,765.28 ..$4,414.802.83 '266,305.60. al assets. Deduct assets not admitied Net unpad claims Reserve uired’ by 404,431 Interest. 3,816,561 Salaries, 85.047.72 Commissions, hmnnn. ete. 53,579.43 Capital stock.... .. 700,000,00 All other Habilities: H $350.000: advance pre- $82,974.82. ... 432,974.62 avings fund, 34 surplus, $377.420.02.... 424,070.08 Total liabilitiés. ing the 120" (naastritl Itfer heatth and ace and ordindry life iasurasce. t of risk assumed di 3 $55,574,218.00 the year 1924.. 2,040,107.34 Losses sustained 1924. Iw@] received auring the v !xpflldefi during the year 1924.. 5.354,610.11 A. M. BURTO] President. H. B. FOLK, Secretars. Subseribed wad sworn 10 before me this 10t i of “h‘. b *{scal S % C. DOTLE, Notary Public. Since Grant was in the White House 52 years of proven safety in first mortgage investments l:‘!fl? TWO years ago UlyssesS. Grant 'was inaugurated for his second term as President of the United States. Two ‘months earlier, in January, 1873, The F. H. Smith Company was founded. Smith Bonds are owned today in all the countries visited by President Grant on his historic world tour—England, France, Italy, Egypt, India, Siam, China, Japan, Cuba, Mexico; in 20 SMITH BONDS are sold in ,%nmufl-u $100 denomina- nadtr our In- Ne Loss To Any Investor In 52 Years TheF.H.Smith Co. Founded 1873 FIRST MORTGAGE BONDS Smith Building 815 Fifteenth St. -'ix-il F. ¥, SMITH. CoMPANY 3 ith Building, Wi D.C. -~ Interest Insurance Company Loans Long Term Financing Building Loans Refinancing Weaver Bros., Realtors 735 15th St. N.W. Main 1821. APPLICATIONS INVITED for LOANS on IMPROVED PROPERTY Lecated in the District of Columbia and adjacent Suburbs in Montgomery County, Md 3:% INTEREST Apply 10 H. L. RUST COMPANY LOAN CORRESPONDENT ®he PRUDENTIAL INSURANCE COMPANY of AMERICA 912 15th Street N.W. Main 6833 Received by Private Wire Direct to The Star Ofice Capital B o o STOCKS rery Denominations of $250, $500, $75, T AS EGGS nEGL'NE 1\HE\'WWIu.nuw F. HEFFERNAN. The upturn in the oils was halted, 4 Onf‘r:h’:’ns‘D""“’ i $1.000 and upwards Bought—Sol ted Not YORK, M e 3 reets 5 sy Sl Fresident's inaugural speechs with the St gt g L T Ds i Lo gty Market Received Daily Secarity Carefully Selected result ::,\'nul:;ne or o initlative was ":“" f";’l:‘ R" :’:" "“";- AE": American Telephone & Telegraph Co. ! Leocated in the District o i Sewd for Special Gi% and 7q er side of the market.|gineers’ Gold, Reo Motor an - : : ) Inaugural Demands for Food Shortly”urter the: beginning of husi-| Fondack Fower wers ' subjected o Leading Interests Operating 14204 Dividend Columbia : Morket Letter D 7% 3 86 realizing sales came in insuffi- | heavy profit taking. . The regular quarterly dividend of Two Dol JAMB F SHEA | 2 Boost Local Trade—Pienty |cio volume to cause « lower price| Glen Alden ‘Cosl was bid. vy wn.| at 94 Per Cent of Capacity. | o i imeans Avsit Jo Sodir 1 . ! Peter Whitney e et T areetar Y. se were felt especially points whe: reached stockh: ose of busin : i 3 f Fruit in stocks which had been pushed|and special buying made itself felt : T, B I T 643 Louisiana Ave. N.W. I 203 1 Wm. H.Saunders Co., Inc. / ot Fruits. forward vigorously during the past|in Continental Bakin B. But Some at Maximum. PR g s i ST i nvestment Bldg. 1433 K Strest ¥.W. ST week or more, these were exception: % filkkh\ill!r: l:e (‘r- lfe.:-.‘ll’:lflll 'll‘l L closed - — | 3078 R Nt ST at the ciose of business on Tuesday, March Inaugural demands for foodstufts i o e i o BY J. C. ROYLE. o0 Lo, and respemed e 00N LN Sa Al Annual Net Yield i have been a means of increasing activ- X : 1§ A - 7 71 | 8 e ¥ 3 ;7 E i ¥ in the local market, supplies for | NEW YORK, March {.—Following Bx 4= ll‘m:-":.l.'t =h 1;‘;2 xg‘;‘;. w'.:lllmlptlhlo The Star. s H. BLAIR-SMITH, Treasurer. o Wrti MIXI.IIIIIIII hotels being especially large. Meat ::a:’;d"ffzcm list of bonds and stock3 1 Am Buperpower A.. % 9% | NEW YORK, March 4.—Operations Secnrity prices continue high, while egx prices n on the New York Curb| 7 Am Superpower B.. 27 2 fat some of the steel mills have ’ ’ 5 gh, Market 15 Appalac Pow & Lt.. 61, T84 A . N continue to drop. e mdey A e D% 13" | reached the highest point since the Live Wire Sa'esman Add to these an ever increasing early 20 Years’ Dealers report having supplies more [Sales in SONDS, 8 Art Toom ‘pre ‘wis 1008 100% % value and ready marketability. Investment Protection— than amp'e to meet the increased de- | thousands. 89 Arm &G0 X vic i RL Sal|Teslcperiod ot 1913, ‘Soms millsiavs Wanted at Once And vou will find extremely at- mands, Fruits and vegetables from Alied ;-ln;m ;., R~ =Gt FR Nani s Re cl’::d&rlul‘::l:;eyn:w:::; Washington: Cor tractive our current offerings of distant points are not especially plen- Aisd Tackers 8o 22 Adantic Frutt #1 1" [been turning ingots at about 94 per ing.* mationails koo Exclusive Washi ul./but supplies are equal to de- Alum 7x new 5. 1 Bolssonnauit G Co RS bt e AR G T dividend record, attractive xclusive Washington mands at prevailing prices. 10 Am Beet Suz Co fs 4 Borden (o 1493 188 e g ORSL bb o e v Investment P: ti > 2 26 Am Gas & Bree 6 1 Botany Con Miils A 461 463 | are running at 87 per cent and it is to kel treasury stock; drawing ac- en| roperties Today's Wholesale Prices. 17 Am Pow & Lt 6s old ® Brit-Am_Tob cou 298 27 stimated the independent producers count and commission. Perma- ¥ Butter— Taney, (ub, 47a30; prints,| 7 Am Sumat Tob 7%s 3y Baf G B Co ...... 26 M1 . | &% ‘w ‘whols are opersting &t 88 per nent future for right party. nquiry and Inspection Invited of f : e of pECKeA. B06Y 7 :..".«'.‘fl'.‘"..“"" (N {* g‘-: I‘;lor'nt‘ i m;‘" nc,u cent .or botter. Adress BOX 91.B Star Office C P. BARR To many folks the investment of their {unds is a real ven- Fanty selected, candied; 30:]" §4nacesaias 5Tk 2 L e BN Lk e seuy Mk e 9 ETT ture into unknown seas. They are without chart or compass dwe 6358 4 : recoies. 36a%T : 2 Ao Bt S 18 Ohapin Sacks & Co L 21 | for the country has been ahead of Main 9016 1302 K St. N.W. to guide them, and are thus frequently led into treacherous PonlevAlive ”'"i\"fi |5_‘ f\cfl:‘ n :e:n_-r;:'&., d s A ";:?.;-;:’:;n 'ag ;5 ;onnutnpllon. but a tremendous num- STATEMENT oF ;r'nz CONDITION, currents that ultimately carry them upon financial rocks. chickens, youn nter chi e o1, er of orders were booked In T PATEMEN s pm— 2 ‘ 13 C 18 Chivds Co em b2, B2 oked In STATEMEN N B ; ‘. ; : 35a36; fowls, 28a29; ducks, 15aZ %) Cont Tatims o 1 Cieveland Aute . 00 300 | ruary. Oficlals of the Carnegie Steel S S s Ty it Ot e Write or phone us for a copy of our investment booklet keats, young. 60a70 each: geese, 15a20. 0 Childs Co 6 3 mon Pow Cor .. 113° 111 111 | Co. declare the corporation is booked | on the 31st day of December, 1624, a8 required O-Biul City Benefit Bociety of Weshington, entitled “SAFETY SUPREME.” It will tell how to avoid the Dressed —Fresh-kl'led Spring ehickens, | 8 CIt Ser 7o €. Lig Qommee Pow Corpt 81% §1% 31%|from six to eight months in advance. | ¥nder the District of Colembla Code, amended | ;731 qay of December. 1934, a8 required dangers of indiscriminate speculation by placing your funds 33436 roosters. 19a20; fowls, 28a30i( 1 Gt Sery 1 oo Ganmalviey, 4K SAD - IALY . and August 18, 1911. Under the District of Golambla code. amended where they will be absohutely safe, and at th i A 2 & Lt 68 Heavy Structaral Buyi y: ly at the same time yie! turkeyve, 40a45; ducks, 206a28; geese, 1'Cond: Textiles &5 290 Continental Bak B 20 28 28! AL LR Capital stock. . $2,000,000.00 | June 30, 1802, and August 18. 1911. a liberal rate of interest ] 20a25; capons, 40a45 20 Cudahy 5% 10 Continental Bak pf 96 ""3 8 There has been heavy buying of |Capital stock pa‘d up, in cash 2,000,000.00 C.-vll‘-l' ock. . $80.000 . Live stock—Calves, cholce. 13: me-{ 2 Deere & Co's 12 Cuba Co Lo B0 398 30 structural steel and car equipment e SRTESston: pRk i By ban T dium, 10a11; thin, 8a8; lambs, Spring, | 10 Detroit Cits Gas 68 iyl i ST plants, agricultural implement manu- Shbating " .88 ABSETS, 13; live hogs. 13a13 °% Damop T A'R $a 1 Curt Aero Mot pf 60 60 facturers and railroads have ordered | Casn ja ank . 1111 S 47028 | Oash in ofice..... ol $190.61 Mortgage Investment Department Meuts—Beef. 16a veal, 20a22; Feders) Sugar 6x ‘38 1 Doeh Die Caxt Co 1T 17 17 | good tonnages. Demand for oil well | Real estate. .. PR 481.839.00 in baok........ 2.776.84 lamb, $TaB¥: hogs, 15a1T: 1oing; STNES: 2 Grand Tront 85 19 Dubilier C & Radio 24% K 24% | supplies al i Real estate morigage: lien). 238,080 5.681.50 lamb, 31a S kgt Lk Sk, 8 Durant . Motor 1018y 17 o s0 Is improving. The bolt f §&8, NG sora Ao valne) 12,140,880: 7.000.00 o taers, 11 2 Gulf oil tor 3a el et q . 1 |and nut business, which has been |Bifis receivable: ) s a5 08 201.00 . . z : S A e Bhus o A R ;332: 2 no;t;:'! usly bad, is looking up. Premiums uncoliécied " ¥ad 20 | Al other 134.00 ING. & u e o n : 5 Minitoha Tower 7 AEghm A 6isid 10y ek 108f| These facts are of tremendous aig-|| bande of sprate .o o024 [ Mkent "G e o). 58.83 L4 Cont Po Alys B thowe B U B |nificance, not only to the steel cen- | Mii*oines aeaete 30245 | Agents’ balances....... & 51.58 7 orriy & Co T e “z Hit HB[ters but throughout the whole 3 == 2 S 13 and 715 14th St. N.W. Do Tok e e 5 Fim ‘Tnwpece dach '88% 9" 3™ |country, since the steel industry is Total assets 0296 Tetelamate oL SN 50 Nor Sta I M 014e & ;:::flu:o‘«;r S:d( ‘1’3;‘: 6;—'3‘_ b’;‘:* regarded as a reliable barometer of LIABILITIES. Lumunu s fi»l:l s 28 Freshman Chaw 3% 1§ 11} | business prosperity in general. They | xet unpaid claime: B o75.98 | Net uspaid claims. - M14.00 LSS G & EO0RYe.- 5 Garod Corp . ™ T 7 | mean that the surplus labor in steel | Reserve as required axxasi| Deseee sy régutred by lew. % 3 Soathern Cal id s 2Gem 0D ATA W 49 s 40| centers has been absorbed and will | Stlaries, reals. expeased, taze o e ;‘mn oresii .l 228800 Ul Stand Gos & BI 635 FOO A vte wl 23k 2% Bk | prodably stay emploved. According | comerissions, brakerage. Hie.. 30000 | Capital stock i 300.00 180N Taps.... 11 Glen Alden Coal .. 1. 132" 132 | to the Department of Labor, emplcy- | Cash dividends remaining unpaid. 840.00 Total 1iabilitie $101,482.27 o P A;. 8 Goodyear Tire 324 | ment in iron and steel in Pennsyl- | Capital stock. cemee 000.00 4 Rrors B L ke fi'fl;fi'f-fiu;'?‘er: 135 | vania has reuched the highest point [All other labliities.... e nsacted during the 4 ° 11 ’ 23 Unlon Ol of Cal 5n 7 . in two years. " 215,561.01 whole life, in t - t B H A Handle $235,000000 Busi-| 4 (3% b1 ; g - SRR A AR Ultable Lo-operative buliding Ass n. ey 1ot Maten corp pi A e A s Character of business trasscted: durisg the | smeust of risk ssssmed auring the : 1T SR nt Ocean Rad (i cel rices s year 1924. Insurance. 7 ¥ ness During Year—$1,000,- | :v &= 1 Jones Radto oo far have had no serious test. Many | Amount of Tirk saumed dur. 1o huniaiied during b g JORN JOY EDSON, President FRANK P. REESIDE, Sec'y i ki S & Kelvinator wi .00 buyers do not seem to regard them "‘Lni'lh:““.""d s SR | (SR ST T iossas & Orgnnived 1570 45th YEAR COMPFLETED 000 Saved in Commissions. | 3¢ 3 & s - Kesnione Solathar. . serioudly. ‘sinos they thinle that the| Lome fukieine 24700008 | Mgaey received during Tihe ear oty ... o.cue $4,042,132.68 Surplus... $1,317,011.44 AU S R 84s Loni " advances In November and Decem- |Money received during the Brpended during u.e o 1l 128.008185 B SERE { tmEn ;-:. 5. o Lenigh canics ber should have been sufMcient until B"l;;;d}gz;n“"' e bt :l UEL H. WALKER, O Jecieils el st ren ] % Webater Wi & . > the secondary markets worked upward "WITLIAM RB. HE 1| anrave 5. wALABE St ot - - apid srowin of farmer-controlled s M 3 Liny 7».‘;‘.’..?" T bath s AT e csneEl o et Subscriptions for the 88th Issue of Stock Being Received o-oper stock sales agen- FOREIGN 1 Mengel Box.... second quarter do not count for much | FREEMAN NICKERSOX day of Febrary, 1925. % cies du past few years and| & iy oots 8 s 0w | 7 Midae “uL«"lm 2 as yet. Former prices rule on orders| subscribed and sworn to before me thig 17tn | (5681 e the tramand sl volie) OFF L e it e U o Y TR I for delivery at mill convenience and | day of Februars. 1025 5 o Hotagy FeMic - Are Eroghit ShE i Kures st et x 4 oix o 8 Motor Wieel nevw. if the mills are as well sold up as| (Seal) WiLLiak 5. cmismorar are brought o g <] 1 King Nether 6 '34.. 108% 108% 108% 9 Music M chey appear to deli; gtaxy; i ] piied by’ the United States Depart- | 11 Krusn Eried Lid [Tt tid 59 1nte eniouad. to suit ‘s Brver o WRANER BEOH Easy Come—Easy Go e of 'xl.xv‘w:;v.u_v: i e p e T L R o second quarter. » 5 15th St. N.W. Wh g high Tt is estimated that 7 L - 1y 1% VIR, en your earning power is high, a zations of this type operating In 20 of | & Russan Gov cfs 81is 141 145 14 Better Sentiment in Autos. fi e oL kidal g the leading terminal live stock markets| 38 n Gor 6%y .. 164 161 180 . With regard to automobile sheets, FIl nce Lak certain percentage of your income should of the country handied business in 1924 | % Bus Gov $%s b ifa 133 15 13| 3 Nor Srates Iw Cor the Ford Company's return to . six- orence € : T e homvely Jasb. | Sk Euiaa funsa s 0" s daaid Jor 8 wts 8% | day-a-week achedule, after workl o be saved against the day when your earn- 900,000, Gver 12,000,600 animal | meesnasete s e ome gew| 3 pmobey, Cor vie 158 |2 ive-day basie sihos last. 3um Tunnel dver 12 ,000 an s were Boly & Co 34 B 101 101 101 % or.. ... 1 K nce lasi une, i 1 Sav . - recelved and sold or were bought for| 15 Swiss Govt ds 100 100 1003 | % Eean Water faves 1315 | marks an important change. General NOTES ing power begins to decrease. Save system farmers desiring fceder stock. Sav- O N ks & Motors made its position plain earl i e e T e . tes TANDARD OIL ISSUES. ?;:;v‘h;‘l:?.llv‘:"Bm-'fi 3 this month In raising its dmaeng PURCHASED AT CURRENT I 3 4 - atically through the Equitable. R i Avgio Am on ... 1m 19 10w 1 Lyrene g fix [rate 1"’!"‘1 and with the Ford Com- RATES, PROMPT ACTION t is estimated that this Sk Atlaaric Tovoe 110 230 & Beld - panyi in line an abrupt change in will i O ihioue brganluniibng, Hava] | 1h /ot seymsesis an’ R T | ontment 10" agpertn Ty Shiaienie UNION FINANCE CO. tunnel will e "‘Ch i 915 F St. N.W.. Mo LT B il el S TR el Praw v cor Jae Ty b letrcles erations at Cleveland nings of the Southern E none of them is more than 8 years| }!ymli-e ;}H & lw 4Ty l; 'z:?:p""fkn';gi'g 3wy a0y plants are larger than at any time this 10 H St. N.W. ear‘ g, ~ . - oid The largest volume of business | asay tnci, B ser| eepermuavic by o ol vesr. California Edison Company done by any one organization last Interl ot iH4 T Boutheast P & Li.l | The demand for closed cars has in- vear was that of the Chicago Pro- Magnolia Pet g %y Seutn Calig Edtsod volved larger upe of steel for closed for the year 1925 by Succrs: . Commission Association, | 20 Xat Transit . Bl 3 ianasrt tu o A Dodiss. Ordseiare solnmjoutito pare oK $2,450,000. hich was in excess of $27,000,000 Ohto oM 1144 1 8tuta Motor ... % Lk g Sedveries. . Thers | yew aRUNSWIOR¥Y Z IXSURANCE 0OM- gnd involved the handling of more Penn Mex Fuel. I3 3 Swift Int! are not Iacking indications that April PANY OF NEW BRUNSWIOK, than 1,240,000 head of cattle Prair Ofl & Gas ow 811 i Switt & Coliilli will see activity in automobile manu- | on the 31st day of December, 1624, - n 1.2 } f PR T Tean Biec Powsr. facture comparable with that of the | under the District of Columbia Code, amended A brief description B | Sont ety ; 321%| & Tenn EI Pow 24 pfd - . June 80, 1802, and August 18, 1911 £ thi ject ¢ [ i melen e o W | b Theraioarr fa'Co Eprianiel o SNt e nvest Your Funds | Southern P L b 1 Todd Shi) The foundation of this confidence is | Capital stock $400,000.00 upon request for W-535 OMEN R|VAL MEN 870 Tottan G | 18 Tower Mrg based largely on the outlook in the | Capital stock paid up, in cash. '300,000.00 | s0 k neas s . !':,:l‘-tm‘f;-?n‘i;" = farming communities. Conditions are ABSETS. o S 119% | 148 Unit Prof Shar ... by no means equally favorable In |cash in office : 314.545.53 . IN BANK!NG WURK\ s O E A e O DR every section. but there have been so [ Cash Jn hank 11l ieass i E. H. Rollins & Sons : - i 4 = SLS L4 Hat many requests from dealers for in- D 200.000.00 e —safely and profitably in | 4200 Vacuum' On biu o e | .0 ULt & HUptd creased March shipments that execu- | Beal foitte mortzages (st lien). 388,180,080 Pounded 1876 Fi M X ful | {ates in INDEPENDENT OIL STOCKS i mare’ Radio Gorp. {ives of leading motor companies be- | Fremiums uacoliccied aod 1o basds | ” 3 irst Mortgage Notes, fully i 3 undreds. 2 rm Kros P A wi ve a turn for & better y '] . . 167.802.) V. i Now Leading in Certain Branches, | “1, s gorvic & TR N — el g gt fig_g 416 Woodward Bldg., Washington protected and recommended by s. : Clties Service nw.. 2 e v Baltimore Man Asserts, in Git Bere B oty A3 Wiek S 8 Co wi Few Changes Probable. Boston New kas}’m;adzxnnm ) s | Columbiun Hynd 200 Willys Cor 24 1 Rl il e prai et it Total assets 31,459,375.40 Chicago Denver - San Frenmcisco Lauding Ability. Creole izna ! M fected by the change from the firat LIABILITIES. SRR | Gibson 1 :‘:n:r!erflom\el; i 5:. Mc' to the second Coolidge administration i\x'l "'n‘v-.‘d ;‘;‘T'a'b = B l;z:fia 3 Camo B auines. . o o esers s uired by law...... .303. IND Epecial Dinpatch to The Stir. | sl 2 Chief Cons_Mining 3% 3 | Con accomplished nothing which | ggiiris “Tents, expenses,” taxes, STATEMENT OF THE CONDITIO AND S selDmpmien o ity e ol Gult 01} of Pa 4 Comatork Tammelos . ok o8 d materlally affect commerce and | etc ‘ : 30,000.00 0f_the — TGy MEAer: e exdellin n in| X Pet .. > Wine 2% 3% |Industry, and legislation affecting |Capital stock......... 800,000.00 | METROPOLIAN LIFE INSURANQE COM- numerous cases. are oxeelling men I et § Dolores hpu‘ 5. 82" | business probably will not be a fac. | All other linbilities. LTy gl o B0 T T LOAN DEPARTMENT oe branches of banking . work. | lid % 3 e T ay o . . e Jam Slonit Dreshicne of AN e - 130 Goldfield Dev . , 02 o2 |tor. at least until December. The Total labilitie $1,228.736.50 | quired under ‘the District of Columbia Code, <L e e Proc % % 3 |changes in the Coolidge cabinet are smended Juge 30, 1808, and August 18, 1911 loca RS LHip e ca Gl Fona it .. 11 11 |not expected to result in any changes ter of business transacted during tbe BSETS. W, S IR I G it king, declared in an ad- P T v( i Hivthorme 3 i it 555 | ot policy: year 1624, ore insurance P dress at the dinner of the women's M e P ollinger 1415 1415 LA 3 Amount of risk assumed duriog : paan Al thedmer ot | o, Sex Land. Elollinger s Loun i e = President Coolidge has several busi- | “The year 1024 *5166,437,916.00 13,657,506.80 w7 K Street NW - Main 9200 AL OO e | No¥ ono Indcpendence. Lead. 3 nese matters before him for Execu- | Losses sustained uring the year 3 27,710,363.10 fen nslitut Daltic |10 3 Deer 00 > tive action, includin, : 448,500.73 . Steuart decla Vel 88 Moy Cana & Droposals to moc | BMe, Sieussiidecinad, (ildve s s akeioe e change duties on Cuban sugar and on | 935} ™ 708,586,508.13 B tos it et ey |00 BTk R = linseed oil. But It is uncertain when | Expended’ 9 693,554,207.62 ol possibilities. That is why, with: 1 Tian Omage! il he will announce his decisions. CHAS. D. ROSS, 3 i out -hes n, you ve b 2 Venezaelan Pel Copyright, 1025, President. age ST masoun (ed "t (ull memborship in ihe| 10 Wit Sibtee o ! i el E B wrcger, A TR, chapter. This is unusual. Men have| 13 Wileox il & G Z vy All other assets............... 3 Woodley Pe bseribed and sworn to before me taly 24th S been so accustomed to having every- | "of February, 1035 2 thing to themselves in the field of | INDUSTRIALS 10" Nevada Hills Min.. WALL STREET NOTES. | aen ) T 2 g 5 sranke bl L e Janking that I think it is a fine thing | 7 Adirondack Power. 38% 363 L pseng - 1 ! Rotary Fublic, LIABILITIES to find the men® in -Baltimore big| % Aflrondack To pf- 15 13 ‘m e Atchison Makes Record — Ajax|— o | Mot mapid clma S B o o recognize public SATHRO BRER e o k] T eserve as requi ¥ Taw... 1,451,608,897. A L S S T e % Stock Issue All Sold First M Sslaries, rents, expenses, ar A 'l Mre. Helena D. Reed, manager of | & Am Hawailan § & 11 101 ; T So Am Goid & P, 3 NEW YORK, March 4—February| L Ortgage ommissions. brokerage. eic.. g Oa s val e the service department of the Lincoln | s e i 28 trafic on the Atchl a St e i e ] n n| e T TS 2 chison, Topeka and Naticnal Bank, Washingtor, gave a| T T s Cemrd o 2] |Santa Fe was the best for that month Bonds iy et <ieteh of the rise of women In the VERYMAN’S 261 | in its history, due largely to increas : ALl other Nabliities: "Kecident banking world in thie Jast five or six A 13l e o e |l On Income-Producing City Prop- o Healtn Diviston .- 2 stocks. Load ety A1l oth INVESTMENTS | | 3 ™o 15| i and"vecelps cormtta” 538304 cara | | erty of General Utllzation— s : against 127,773 in February, 1924, The highest type of investment Total liabilities. ... $1,628,174,248.20