Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1926, Page 31

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Davison Three Fertilizer Companies. Special Dispateh 1 TALTIMORE Chem.cal ¢ BUYS T;REE FIRMS. Chemical FPINANCIAL., e e ———— :Q‘ R ARl d L il L L e L L L L i L L Ll L it i Co. Acquires Mr. George Hewitt Myers, Mr. Yelverton E. Booker, Jr. announce their withdrawal as general partners in the firm of Crane, Parris & Company, effective June 30, 1926, and the formation of a general partnership to conduct an Investment Banking and Brokerage business un- der the name of Y. E. Booker & Co. 1508 H Street N. W., Washington, D. C. Where they will be established for business July 15, 1926. Mr. Harry W. Finney, formerly Manager of the Bond Dexar: ment of Crane, Parrls & Co., will be assoclated with th w firm in the capacity of Office Manager and Cashier. =T has four pla er, with « are said ombined n Chem manu- r in the he larg nd e e e e e el e e e e e e e B e b B SR acid et todoltab oot o bl dodo e S A B o e B o 2 vy ! Sassasasanasssd ddbdb b i I | P t Lk i TO HELP YOU INVEST FROM INCOME 17th and Eye Sts. Suites arranged Investing part of your in- come—with definite principal protection and interest assur- ance—is decidedly convenient through the divided payment plan for our 6'2% FIRST MORTGAGES In this manner the salaried man, who can invest only a Ower a Third of a given sum at the start, is able Century to enjoy fully the points of iiithitea preference for which these safe securities are favored by the Loss most seasoned and largest of investors. to suit any exceptionally In Amounts of $230 and Up. B. ¥. SAUL CO. 925 15th 'St. NoW. . Square low s $1.56 floor store Main 2100 i > The Strength of Gibraltar OU’D teel more than safe in building Y on Gibraltar. You know that Gib- raltar has endured through the ages, and vou judge its strength by past per- formance. Use this same judgment in choosing your investments. The directorate of the Federal Security and Mortgage Company comprises a group of bankers, real estate and business men of excellent character and high standing. They all enjoy unbroken | records of success and their expert knowl- | edge is especially adaptable to the profit- able and conservative management of the Company’s business. OFFICERS and DIRECTORS MORRIS CAFRITZ, President HARRY ‘M. CRANDALL GEORGE W. HUGUELY Vice-President Vice-Pres't.-Treas. MORRIS GEWIRZ M. D. ROSENBERG Secretary General Counsel R. P. Andrews Hon. Edward W. Pou President, R. P. Andrews Paper Co. Member of Congress Director, Bank of Commerce and A Savings W W. W. Griffith e ek dol Rl President, Grifiith Coal Corporation Prevident, Merchants and Manufac- Dirctior, TeolniNatqraliBanic turers Association Harry Crandall Vice-President, Stanley Crandall The- Morris Gewirz Attorney-at-Law Stes G George W. Huguely i " President, Galliher & Huguely, Inc., E. T. Chewning Lumber Dcafers o ]‘r:;i.drnt, €ontinental Clay Products M. D. Rosenberg . Attorney-at-law Chas. A. Goldsmith President, Bank of Commerce and Director, Continental Trust Co. Savings Director, United States Savings Bank | : 5 J. B. Shapiro Morris Cafritz President, Joseph Shapiro Realty Co. President, Cafritz Construction Co. % y i Vernon G. Owen Paul Himmelfarb Proprietor, Thos. J. Owen & Son President, Penn Oil Company Director, Perpetual Building Assn. 10 Shares 87 Cumulative Prefcrrcdl $10.00 par value. ... u ... 0$125.00 10 Shares Common, no par value. . s The dividends are free from the normal Federal income tax and the stock is free from the D. C. intangible tax. For Detailed Information _Addrcu N C. E. MORAN & CO. INVESTMENTS SOUTHERN BUILDING Telephones; Main 3628.29 Fiseal Agents for Federal Security and Mortgage Company 1412 K Street, N. W. - - Washington, D. C, Authorized Capitalization 100,000 Shares 87, Cumulative Preferred Stock, Par Value $10 100,000 Shares of Common Stock, No Par Value THE EVENING NTAR. WASHINGTON, D s LOANS We will gladly receive and give prompt attention est. toLaopplu'fllinns for FOR SALE { ans on Washington | Real Estate. 61,%, Reasonable Rates and Prompt | Current rates of inter- THE TYPE OF SECURITY || Action on all Applications. Should you have | CONKERVATIVE | you. Our experience, ex- on improved real estate situated tending over ‘a period of in the District of Columbia. 26 Jackson Place Thirty-Five Years Washington, D. C. —insures your protection. ! Percy H. Russell Co. 926 15th St. N.W. We Are ] Prepared to Accommodate the Most Conservative Investor First Mortgage Real Estate Gold Bond Coupon Payable at Guaranteed by United States Fidelity & Guaranty Company (Resources, $46,000,000) 924 14th St. N.-W. Money to Invest —we can also take care of 6% Interest Plus Tax refuni up to 4% mills Call or Write for Clreular CHAS. D. SAGER C, THURSDAY, JULY 1, 1926 | FIRST MORTGAGES Available for Real Estate Loans in Any Amount. | N | _In denominations of $250, $500, | $750, $1,000 and upwards, secured | | Real Estate Mortgage & Guaranty Corporation | JAMES F. SHEA | | 643 Louisiana Ave. N.W. i FINANCIAL, F inancial Reliance— Conservative investors 6'2% naturally place implicit confidence in First Mort- Rt gage l\olmf. sponsored by Fpsgumis of this organization of forty years' standing. Founded 1887 1433 K Street—Main 1016 First Mortgage Loans On Improved Real Estate in the Dis- trict of Columbia and Nearby Suburbs in Montgomery County, Maryland FOR 3, 5 OR 10 YEAR PERIODS ON APPROVED SECURITY Apply RANDALL H. HAGNER & COMP. * MORTGAGE LOAN GORRESPONDENT 1321 Connecticut Avenue Telephone Main 9700 with Certificates Any Bank Houves Business Properties Yielding Since 1906 Main 36 MID-YEAR INVESTMENTS B Meeting Unusual . Requirements HE test of our service to the Investor lies in our Annual ability to place capital in an R investment that is of unques- eturn tionable character and one on which there is a guaranteed ‘an- nual return, July Maturities and semi-annual interest checks are tangible proof of this. We take pride in the fact that for 20 vears no investor of ours has ever lost a penny through ownership of our 6!2% First Mortgage Notes Secured by Real Estate in The Nation's Capital Mortgage Investment Department ON:& LUCH Main 2345 UDICIOUS investment requires more than sound judgment of the intrinsic worth of individual issues of securities. Among the many and varied offerings in today’s market there are many securities of unques- tioned merit which may not be suitable investments for you. ! I To obtain the maximum of protection and produc- | tiveness for your funds, each new security added to I‘t vour holdings should be selected to fill a definite place ‘fi in a carefully developed plan of diversified investment, built around your present list, and adjusted to fit your _financial requirements and your family and business | responsibilities. I Since 1883 the investment banking house of Crane, | Parris & Company hassbeen halping investors to pro- ject sound investment plans and to sclect trustworthy securities suited to their needs. We shall be glad to review the securities you now own, to offer suggestions that may tend to strengthen ! your investment position, and to assist you in placing | current funds to your best advantage. Yots may feel free to consule us at any time, with the as- surance that by doing so you incur no obligation. i CRANE, ParrIs & CoMPANY Investment Bankers Since 1883 823 15th Street, N. W. Telephone, Main 593 “WE THE UNDERSIGNED BAN AND FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS hereby agree to close our institutions for Sat- urday night business during the months of July and August and the Saturday night previ- ous to Labor Day.” Lincoln National Bank The Franklin National Bank Penna. Ave. at 10th St. Bank of Commerce & Savings Security Savings & Commercial Bank American Security & Trust Company Central & Southwest Branches United States Savings Bank Closed Thru September 11 Seventh Street Savings Bank The Riggs National Bank Seventh and Eye Streets Office District National Bank Ninth Street Office Mount Vernon Savings Bank Well-Bought Bonds TRAUS Bonds are twice well-bought. In the first place, they are originally bought by us only after the most rigid and careful investigation, by a loan depart- ment which is the largest, most expert and most experi- enced in its field. In the second placg, they are well-bought by the investors who hold them, because they are paid in full, both principal and interest, when due, they enjoy a free and steadily broadesing mar- ket, and they are always a source of satisfaction to their holders. Investigate these sound first mortgage bonds, which yield at present 5.75 to 6.25%. Our current offerings in- clude a wide diversification of securities in $1,000, $500 and $100 amounts. Call or write for BOOKLET 858-G The Straus Hallmark on a bond stamps it at once as the premier real estate security. S.W.STRAUS & CO. WSTABLISEED 1882 - INVESTMENT BONDS % . INCORPORATED 929 FIFTEENTH STREET Telephone Main 5847, WASHINGTON 44 YEARS WITHOUT LOSS TO ANY INVESTOR Add These Advantages To Your Investment List NSURANCE companies, banks and other large I investors put a very substantial proportion of their funds into first mortgage investments for two main reasons: 1 Their own experience, over a period of * years, has shown them that their in- vestments in first mortgages pay them a higher average yield than any other class of investment security. 2 Real estate mortgages have a record_ of * safety that compares favorably with that of Government Bonds, and a degree of stability that is surpassed by no other form the strong security of of investment. 63%- 1% modern, income-produc- ; o 0 ing city property, and with the protection of safeguards :l“lt have resulted in our record of no loss to an. investor in 53 years. . Send your name and address on the form below for circulars describing our current offerings and for our booklet, “Fifty- three Years of Proven Safety.” : THE F. H.SmITH Co. Founded 1873 SMITH BUILDING: Washington, D.C.—-Main 6464 PHILADELPHIA PITTSBURGH BUFFALO ALBANY MINNEAPOLIS Our current offerings of First Mortgage Bonds pay 6359, and 79, with

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