Evening Star Newspaper, April 19, 1926, Page 23

FINANGIAL.: THE -' R, WASHINGTON, D. ¢, AON _APRLL 19, 1926, FINANCIAL. GERMAN STOCKS ARE HIT CONSOLIDATED COPPER. POTATO MARKET DULL. Prompt Action Mg » s REAL ESTATE LOANS o BY BURYING OF BILL| 32 R AT CIIt AT M @roneea || REAL VR Stocks Bonds ||| First Mortgage oans Mines Corporation at the close of | ments 30:( || apamTMENT mOUNES 5-}% 04d Lots Carried on Margin Thomas J. Fisher & Compa 15th Street 1925, were $10. |n7fis nnd irrent as- | Sunday, 28; on frack, 5 tre y BOSINESS ! | ‘ v X i Second 'l'mst Notes Pur lmed\ An Extra Mills' Wi!hdmwl"" Suvv"’ From | yets ‘of $601.47 RESTNENCE IBARE KT Low raTES Hls War Claims Measure Sends | o8 or 3101.043." T : o "whites. 4 1708 000 | " FRED T: NESBIT Buck & Company e ! Many Shares Down. z INVESTMENT BLDG. Main 9392 —BROKERS— ol & Margm of Safet_y _ e L — — Established 1916 By the Associated Press y i RN Money lo Lun 312 Evans Building Every $1 you place in BERLIN, April 19— Washington 1108 I5e .EEL 1“&-! Joed o fi%“ ':5 1420 N. Y. Ave. N.W. 647 First Mortgage Notes spon- N ' dispatches over the week end indicat- | ing that the bill to adjust German DIVIDENDS, AND American war claims was buried for g Direct Private Wires to New York the present had a strong effect on the DIVIDED PAYMENTS M”m‘.“.w‘“‘ oo pr "Ia(“) it 77 With Safe 3|= = 0 Security ) 'r " . : Tel. Franklin 7300 i conveniont sored by this organization Siom v 1s secured by $2 in choice Rourse today wned 11 S| cks dec | . hipping stocks declin per cent Washington real estate. and other shares about 4 per cent. and give prompt attention to applications for ENT ,0ans on Washington { : g Buul.lmml;AAl;ggrcdmfg ) U Saunders Co.e J Current rates of inter- i PAYS " est. Should you have Founded 1887 Money to Invest 7| 1433 K Street Main 1016 ——we can also take care of - . you. Our expe ience, ex- tending over a period of Assets Over $700,000 b Thirty-Five Years 733 12th Street NW. Il i iutes Tyour protection. | Melvin C. Hazen, President e e T s Percy H. Russell Co. | [ 926 15th St. N.W. o o b L , Profits, Over $1,80000000 CKEEVER G : Foon gicn -3 M : | . | A Duty Every f vided payment, over a conven- Treasury Notes | A ient period, is part of our plan ; b i Large Loans Hiele Man Owes E —his family is to provide | to help you. $25 begins buying Etc. | your Mortgage. 7_![' them with the protection of a Bond Department i . We have a special fund Legally Binding Will. The dwrashiné(on Loan B 3 F. S A U L C O # I available forlarge loans on = i R g oy e and Irust Company business properties. ABild SR 5 Mk i e Main 2100 925 15th St. N.W. FIRST TRUST I Applications will be given N ti l a m::!or:n:a"fle wfizfl:‘v‘:! zr | ationa 900 F Street | . prompt attention. Trustee, such as THIS 620 17th Street ‘ NOTES a BANK, to insure prompt and Metropolitan ;o miormenee Secured on the best OSS m PHE H 12 12 of el © LFS s Bank 2 @ OUR TRUST DEPT. 1 15 at your service i this cone o & 2 ; | District of Columbia Founted 1997 old Old The National City Bank of New York Northwest Hame Propertie 1417 K Street—Main 9300 | 5th St o U Tremsory including Denominations | Domestic and Foreign Offices 50—$500 ‘ . * - : I ‘AND THE SEED FELL IN FERTILE SOIL—" Tepreneniaiive Mills, Republican, | | Every salaried man who New Yor! nnounced in the House on Saturday that he would withdraw gives the matter wise consid- his support from the war claime bills, | s of which he in the anthor, He e | eration, appreciates the desir pianef chal be learned he was a | i ability of an investment in- or and i lder in a company BRG ) b wanld be affeted by the measare. | ; come—dividends on the funds ced severnl weeks | i provisions. had ' been | he puts to work. Our— b We Treasury. The el (|m~luh|v\| it would settle are esti-| 2 e S o0 00 ? : o 6149 FIRST MORTGAGES — X Third We B i —safeguard those funds with e Buy and Sell ofia the established protection of o Century improved real estate, yielding L]berty Bonds - regular, assured interest. Di- T e These real estate notes are : backed by some of the best ¢ northwest residential property 3 ——worth double the face of the ¢ loan. They are long-term notes ¢! —s0 you dont have to worry ;, about reinvestment. + : i . * + i + Tn.amounts from $100 up—and may be bought an our budgeted plan See Our Mr. Kelley I sthout a 004400004000 0000000049 Condensed Statement of Condition as of April 12, 1926 | William S. Phillips & €o. i = Sl b o il The New York Life Insurance Co. ASSETS 1432 K Street N.W, i CAPITAL, 5 » { Offers to Make SURPLUS GASH in Vault and In Federsl Ressrve Bank . #76.672598.58 i PagEs Mais e . ue from an| an! It tat v (S T LT e T i || ==/ || First Mortgage Loans UNDIVIDED Loln'u Discounts md Auwccld Olher Banks 596,033,344.78 PROFITS D e vt C_"‘j“f“',“g,‘,g",zf,’{ B i | On Improved Real Estate in the District of Columbia and Nearby Suburbs in Montgomery County, Maryland. $116,469,023.70 Stock in Federal Reserve Bank . . 3,000,000.00 M L | 4635278145 179.707,170.60 oney to Loan e b oo Other Bonds and Securities . Subsidiarie | ! International Banking Corporation : ! SAVINGS AND SEEDS Bank Buildings . Business Properties Customers’ Liability A:counl ol Acceptances 93,353.985.29 | —desirable improved | ON APPROVED SECURITY IF GIVEN A CHANCE Items in Transit with Branches - Other Assets . . . <l e e 2,324,067.39 | A sl iindiy located in the (OUR savings, like the farmers’ seeds, TOTAL o g Vi $1,110,459,408.72 5 R Appl 59,408.72 . , Apely Nation’s Capital. i rr are the result of your labors. They are LIABILITIES I RANDALL H. HAGNER & COMPANY, {he hest that you have been able to gather » g v —they are the compensation for honest en- IORTGAGE LoAN GORRESPONDENT | deavor. For that reason, just as the farmer Capital « o o o @ i [ R X ] s Wndivided Prafits. . v < _16,469,023.70 $116,469,023.70 l 1321 Connecticut Avenue Telephone Main 9700 plants his seeds in proven fertile soil, should Deposits 795,934,514.23 | vou choose Liability as Acce t;f lndo.ner or )hlur on . Acceptances an arfl[n . s e 185,019,410.72 = = = = = ~e Circulation . - iy 79,995.00 Mz First Mortgage Notes On Improved Washington Real Estate Reserves for: A = S —— = & & o T Regrucd Inurot, Discount and_oter S Equitable Co-operative Building Ass'n CE g ot Unnrn-dAInunol . $2,864,107.37 .ueel 4,159,900 { 7 Taxes and Accrued ’V“‘"‘ er 199.900.99 IOV EDSON President . FRANK I: REESIDE, Secretary ANDIAR SRS Al Contingencies . . . - sl 5761,766.15 12,785,774.51 I s Other Liabilities . . R 170,690.56 For Sale I 2 ¥ i : 31,814.86 \urnlu- ";1‘5'553 93 6 ]/2 70 c2d Offce TOTAL . 4+ + . $1,110,450,408.72 | | 1 = ! Sulmnphonl for the 90th Issue of Stock Being Received 55 Wall Street & New York Abeve tncludes The National City Bank of New York (Franes) 8. A F“'st Mortgage I l ' l | Notes SAVE with the ‘ HANNOI‘J{" ) o) T On Improved Real Estate 1 EQUITABLE' SHARES Mistgide 713 14k St in Washington, D. C. Systematically Tnvestment Dept. Main 2345 Make up your mind to save system- atically through the Equitable and stick Annual Return il to it. | :'chnner No. 3625. Reserve District Ne. 5. I RE I‘ORT f)[- « n\DITlO‘\ 7 Our planflu( met d““hf”'\: hearty | approval of thousands o Vashing- A < 6 () It tonians, hecause it helps them get ahead SN Columbia Nahonal Bank uickl oin today. i more quickly. Join At Washington, D. C., at the close of business on April 12, 1926. Mortgage Investment Co. 915 F Street RESOTRCES. ’JZ l Bl \ ree / 1. a Loans and discounts, including rediscounts, acceptances nvestment Bldg., of Mheflr banks and foreign bills of exchange or draft 14 = = = = === === = £ with indorgsement of this bank 15th & K Sts. NW. M. 334 Overdrafts, unsecured ... . . U. S. Government secu owni A. 8. Gardiner, President. a Deposited to secure eirculation par value) f() 51 on A l sz = ! - b All other United States Government securities - i (Including premiums, if any) ... REPORT gP‘E‘OHDl’flOF i Total ..... . 3 PRUDENTIAL T . Banking house, $73,336; furniture an JA\lEg JEROME HILL conceived BANK : Lawtul reserve with Federal Reserve Bank..... ;;1 1916.23 . . Cagh in vault and amount due from natio s, 0,813.67 a Great Northwest—a vast traffic Ay Wisningen, ,.",‘,,1":,,”,‘,‘4;},’;'_,:',,;""“""“ Interest Pald Re larl . Amotnt dus from . State’ banks, bankers and trust com- ” h April 12, 1926, gu y panies in the United State: thy th included in 3 in Puget Sound lumber—a mammot! nion flems 8 and 10)....... 445358 ; CES. o 5 iis . 2. Exchanges for clearing hou 15823781 transpacific trade, This vision built ine s Princr al Repaid Promptl 13, Checke an other banks in the & % the Northern Pacific Railroad-—one of = r) Banks y porting bank (other than ftem 1 3,002.39 Total of items 10, 11, 12 and 13. . b Miscellaneous cash ‘ftem 274.20 Nln the great trade arteries of the United 516287 : ; e '”'\«.d 2 fo‘r 53 Years . Redemption fund With U States. N Be.s 2 vk a2 TIBNGY m"lfl!.'47 aad* dxtu 69.119.08 3 3 The founders of Swartzell, Rheem 10. ogah i vault ‘wnid ‘drmoun pardeons Tfmhlsflof;hefirau'nmfle investments — & Hensey Company saw a greater 11, Appount™ldue Hrom | S$tasa toldis:?f:zworedr- st Ccrpen i maihs I |1z conitat stocc paia n p $250,000.00 Washington—a Capital city of magnif- §“.u. "(ther than includ: g . Surplus fund. ... 350,000.00 - A 5 - Si it ke 9. Undivided fits .. icent parks and homes. And they also ! EEn e o i 1884 Since 1873, when this company was found Sonmsastipniite s - Miscelignpons cash & ed, interest has been paid regularly, and it s . S saw, that to play its part in this de- R il : every cent of maturing principal has been H . Reserved for taxes, Interest, e : 7/000.00 velopment, the company must afford i repaid promptly when due. R et Soaosvs Tank (Tefefied croditey;oose ~ 10RI8TD C ital stos ll d in.. t % 3 H I kA d .. 1t ] DONKS.....ccoccrsciorsnssssosase &5 ¥ X absolute protection to its investors in o, focs ot Behind Smith Bonds there is now a record of no At duie to State banks. bankers and trist companies s order to attract.more money to aid in c'%.'f’“'h“‘&' Siaiand e e htatan e i : the upbuilding of this great city. Demand epota (oter than As a result of this long record of proven safety, 25. Certified checks nd 554295 confidence in Smith Bonds is world-wide. They 26. Cashier’s checks outstanding..... z 4,394.95 Total . il AL loss to any investor in 53 years. United States and foreign countries (other than included payable Total of items 22, 23, 24, 25 and $4 items 22 or 23) e 387,369.29 7 ey : : : 2z subject are owned now by investors in 48 states, and in o And it is this proteson G iid" deponics 10720081 33 countries and territories abroad. Der'::e“rc\lud:s:;lz::lts(ogryrnb'l};";ns:ixy‘;k 3" ::! i offer as an attraction for you. ‘i"’ g hend atoe : _ Individual deposits subjeet to check. 2,498,270.11 i L Current offerings of our First Mortgage Bonds, . Certificates of deposit due in less tha s N “'"f"':’fév'.m ory o 5 paying 7%, are available in $1,000, $500 and L by berante) 10380003 v "v'fm S - $100 denominations, and in maturities from 2 ik ot dsmad dotie e AR " 2. e-"fi s years to 10 years. For further particulars, send deposics) sublect to reserve, items 20, W i 13.676.00 your name and address on the form below. Time deposits subject to rexerve (payabie after 30 days, or subject to 30 days' or more notice and postal savings): CY or other mu- :l swal‘lzeu,QIGGm & Hm@co., :’-‘-'-cfc '4?";:3{ A T F H S C - Certificates of depoit (other than for money borrowed) [S0.000.00 7 788 | Other eposits. . . . 33 < Mrgagew 4 § HE MITH o . Postal -T:ingspdeposit! l:.“d.'!g : fi‘d 8& Shrs 8 Founded 1873 T(:::;l“.()fssflsléfilvfi;pzo.i(l subject to reserve, T27-15th, Street, LV, Washington.D.C. ggont, o S | oo SMITH BUILDING T e 815 15th Street N.W. Main 6464 City of Washington, District of Columbla, ss. S A AKE e..m...?'. he Boston—Albany—New ' York—Philadelphia—Pittsburgh—Minneapolis I, FRANK J. STRYKER, president of the above-named bank, do solemnly. - w&"’i tement fs Trie 1o the ear that e e D 0 |E0eer thatitheialione atitomant Ju' pris.{o 188 heet of mvn_w'ldu and | ef, FRANK J. STRYKER, President. o ,é‘*" bty Aen, Gashier NO.LOSS TO ANY INVESTOR IN 53 YEARS Subscribed and sworn 1o betors me. this 16th sy of April, 1 S S S SIS Fifty-seven Years Without Loss to An .lmmtoré'} : Caal ; [ 6%% fty- - % mé!&:nvb?d‘m? sugra (o before me ihis —_— (sé:ll‘;! M # HERBERT A. POOLE, Notary Pebne fim‘“ e it tip ; HARRY BLAKE, JAMES A. MESSER, Correct—Attest: L By L gt i Address ‘W. CLARENCE Dl'\ ALL, JOHN H. MILLER, }';-)in ‘H‘wz : 1 e L. WHITING ESTES, THEODORE W. NOYES, BENJAMIN W.GUY: B. FRANCIS SAUL, RAPHADL SEMMES, SON, © © i 4 . A A & % ; DAVID J. KAUFMAN, A