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FOR SALE?AUTOMOBILES
THE TIMES
Used Car Bureau
MAIN 5260
?
Will get you in touch
vith people who have
second hand cars or
trucks for sale. .
If you want to buy a
car advertise in these
columns and the services
of this bureau are at your
service without charge.
If you desire further
description of cars adver
tised call Main 5260, ask
for bureau, giving regis
tered number at end of
ad.
ACBl'BK?Ut? 19 m modrl tour inc. ?l
mom new; excellent condition: romplete
-TUipmept extrma. Ave passenger; Red S^ai
'ontmental motor. Bargain, caah ?r
terms: car too large for owner. Phone
Prankliw 448S (Reg 5?70.) 1-21
ALUN?o'paMfD(er: good condition; will
demonstrate; caah or terms. 3314 Pros
P?ct ave. N. W. (Re*. 5043.) 28
aedaa; At ronditioa;
tlM. See MISS REIJJ. 6280 Main (Reg
?148.) 1-31
Bl'ICK road-ter, 8-cjlinder, 1918: flaaot
condition: SSVO; also Roainer of last
year; entirely overhauled. 1718 O at.
Phone North M83 ( Reg. 5?4?). 31
Bi ll K roadster. 1918: flee new tirea: gooil
as n-w MOTOR CO. OK WASHING
TON. 248 X St. N. W. West 710. (Reg
??87.) 1-34
BriCK?DU, 1-paaa.; two extra tirea; Ut?
tubes now top: aplandid propoaltlun.
AMERICAN AUTO TOP SHOP. 1888 14to
at. N W. (Reg. J05I). JaJ-tf
Bliri D-43?All?caaaa winter top;
bargain- ^102 H st. N. AV 20*
Broken Windshield and Sedan
glaaaea replaced while you wait. Oiaaa
Dopt.. Washington Showcase exchange,
*>33 D at. N. W. jal<-?0t
C A DILI. AC?Roadster, wtth ?e If-a tarter:
can be aeen at - Woodward & Lothrop
warehouse. S. Capitol and D ata. 1-1 !i
CHEVROLET?Detroit all-aeaaon winter
top, new: bargain. 2192 H st. N. W. 20*
CHEVROLET 49* model. 1918: WOO; can
be seen at 731 Park road. (Reg. S038 )
19
DETROIT electric; model 75; practically
new. having been run less than 1'?
months. Call Franklin 6334. (Reg. S0?7.)
1-34
DOD4.K ROADSTU-Newly painted Itc
. tirea; line condition. Motor Co. of Wash
ington 34th and M sta. N. W. West 'MO.
?Reg fc*?7) 23
DODGE?Touring, with winter top; new
battery; good tirea; bargain. (IS Pa.
fcre. S. B. (Reg. S0?1.) 1-22
DOD4iE?Touring; good order; aew bat'
tery; |550. Phone Line. 3109. 1-1?*
HIDE 9TOB.AGE BATTERV?8-ey linder,
bought In September, but little used; bx
L-ain. Apply CALLAITS OARAGE, rear
733 Park road N. W. 31
DO YOU KNOW US?
We break 'em up and sell
the pieces. We have parts to
nearly any car and can save
you'from 50% to 75% on
them. We buy all cars and
I sell all parts, including Mag
netos, Tires, Rims, Wind
shields, Carburetors, and hun
dreds .of others. We now
have 1,000 New and Second
Hand Springs on hand. We
also carry a line of New Ac
cessories. It's always cheap
er here and we guarantee
what we sell. LET'S GET
ACQUAINTED.
GLASSER-BLUM & CO.,
2030 7th St. N. W.
North 3876.
jalS-tf
DISCO STARTERS apta mm* start yaw
P"ord motor no matter how coid. Gene
rator recharges your battery. Complete
electric lighting syst?n> and starter com
bined. Absolute satisfaction or money
baca. HINES AUTO BUfPLIEB CO.. 92$
P st. N W oc2S-t0t
FORD?1517: good condition; for Mile
cheap. Also 1918 Smith Forin-a-Trucx,
two ton Apply NATIONAL. HOTEL. TAXI
SERVICE, tth & Fa ave. ilirg. f>071. >
1-2!
FORD runaboat with deli%er> body, in goo?l
?onditmn E. U STOCK. 1220 New York
are. N. W H
1 ORF^?Dotmit pll-?ea>oa winter top; very
nifty, ntw; bargain. 211! H st N. W.
!??
FORD?.Sedan. 13IH model; ^tarter, wlrt
wh^els. etc.: bargain. BOX H, Tiir.#?3
office. 20* |
I'ORI>?191* tearing, fcr salt*. an>l repairs
done on Ford cars ."59 Al st. X. .
?R^g _
1 ORP Ovf-pMitrnger, 1919. tonring; in
jood mechanical condition. s?-v*ral
malifj of other u*? .1 racs at reasonable
prlt?s E. J. gl'lNN MOTOR CAR CO..
1113 Hth st. N. W_ _ -- I
KORD touring; run %ery ?H?le: good a*
new m.rtny ^ttras; reasonable f-*r canh.
? * i foi \ 1.1 N. J *. 1 . ? h t? S K
FORD?T?nr?ng. 1914; in good condition;
* ? r? s ail snr; cam h- kw it z*:z
Htb nt. N W . after 1 ?? Uo? i. ? Keg SM3.;
1 -21 !
FORD TOrniM. I'AK??.ood condition; |
motor Jus' overhauled; fSiu. 30"". ICth
?* . it Columbia 7H22. and as'., for janitor
18 i
I Dill) for aalc?Perfect ? oodition. 1318
North Capital at . NORTii CAPITOL
TiRlu SHOP. IS !
rORD?Three ford louring vara in fl'fl
>nt ccn4illon 1911-1S-1? nrxicis alao
aiiitfl? and duublt-. hod^a. '"?- N at. N
W I hur.t Weal 12WI-U*. (Keg 401? >
i?
. vol K engine troubles explained: trl
I>yk- 'a Auto En-jrrlo I'ea rlrr.an's
I i at. N. *V. ta*su-Ja II ?*.! ,
I ol OMDHII i ? l.imouoinr; i-pau., i^jl.
gn-nl cop'iitiun. I*.0? Oakland roadsitr.
feimpln '?has'sis. l?ia h t? : good Tu
ring ordf-r. NORTHKKX Al.'TO K\ ,
CHANtiE :0:v M at N. W 11:-g 4?;7.)
1 -I
Ol l?MOBII K?I0IX K-rtiiiidrr laur'nr:!
n?-w . only ".')<)') ?nii**s? JIOTO1! CO. '
. OF WASHINGTON. arid Jl a?r N ?V
Waal 71? ? K?-k. > l-:t |
OI.I?VORII.C?v>iao: ll-rj lindrr. Rear
11*1 17th st JS \V iT.rg .Itlt. i i
Ol.r?MOBII K roadatrr. mo>W II, 8-rjlia
<Jer. drup arat in r?i'. ??*"<ll^nt condi
tion **lra <-<|uipm?r?t. ("all North "Si5 tor
appoln?nirnt I R'l MIM .?!) 1
(H KRLAM) toarinc rar. I91H; madrl 83:
running ordrr n-w battery. n?'f ,
.tartrr and ^l*-rtrir light tiO^.OO ra^o. i
IVKBfTKR. 190* fa ave. N \V M-..u i
tit: iRi-g s??? j i ?i I
UlF.RMND?1818 ramity rlub roadsirr:
wire wh*?la 4-paaarng< r; 4 new tirea. !
1 ?vtra whfrl and tire: new battfry; coin- |
pietely .tto'ppcd. motor tn r*c?*!l?nt ?.,..di
t.on rood barram. Mr. J APT. freniS
High Commission. 1 -05 Utli at Photic >f. I
.729. Branch S. 10 a. nt. to I p. tn. I Reg. j
mi > L?i_
OVKRI-AND?Cabriolet: excellent winter
< nr hoe rondilioti tti" 3123 Oakwood
Tfmrs. Coi. 1I3C (Reg &#4? I 1] j
V *or-I?ETROIT??-e.|indcr rutythout. >n
fi* d ordtr and condition; mod. I ISI
Inquire at office or Apt ?-?. The Port;i?>r J
l'iiou' N rt?1 I Reg. 4M-.) T-;2 |
4n.\\??v H?X?Touring ear: A-l roadliion
will asirilice for gni'k cash aala. Phon
yranhlia ??S?. >li 14th at. X. W Zt
OTlDrBlKHR?l.ts a-odel: goad eaadf
ti ' .'I foi ?a?;. 1-1?*
FOR SALE?AUTOMOBILES
STt DKIIAKEK?lladrr .tuto. ?fl
lent condition and but little used: owner
leaving city. Call Capitol Branch 568. from
2 to 4 p. IT). (Reg oOSti.) 23
WINTON SIX?^-paeteager. model 2S, \
first claas condition throuKhnut. Genu
ine leather upholstering, pood top :intl
tires, one extra; wire wheels, curtains,
tool?. etc. Columbia J22 evenings' <?-K
>0T?-> MISS RBID. Main 5260.
ifct CK?Light delivery; elev. lights.: ?lw.
started; closed body; in perfect condi
tion; reason for selling, bought larger
tru-k. Apply BCSCHER S GARAGE. Zl'.Z
M st. N. W. 1-19'
THICK?Mm, in f)rst-cia*? eoaditioa. Ap
ply wood and coal yard. 49i K st. S. W.
(Reg. &0?s.) j.??
* ^ TBl't'K?With panel body; good me
chanical condition; newly painted; he
who is interested in a truck of this t.vp
will get a bargain. Mr AN KEN V, 1Z37
14th st. X W. Phone Main 4173. I-13
TUB TIMES AT'TP EMERGENCY
SERVICE
la at your dupuw. it you ars la need
of t haul liuou, imoIcli or lids at
max kind.
CALL, MAIN
(Put this memo in your notebook).
Ask for auto emergency?state your
troubles anil giv? the phone Lumber
you are using and you will be imme
diately connected with the nearest re- i
liable service station to your loca- ,
Uon.
THERE IS NO CHARGE FOR THIS
HER VICE.
THE CAR YOU WANT
may not be advertiaed here today. The
surest, quickest way la to tell tn a Tlm*?
Want Ad the kind of a car you want. Ths
ad will run under Autos Wanted. Phoa*
ths ad. Main 62C0 Bill will be sent.
WAITKD
WILL pay cash far Dodge touring. Call
Fr. 1511-J. or r, St. X. W. II
PAINTING A\D REPAIRING.
CARBON removed. 60c per cylinder; you
remove valve caps, 40c; all makes of cars
repaired FRANK A. HODSON. 1310 L St..
rear. Frank. 573S. l-2?*
AUTOMOBILES painted and revarnishrii;
attractive prices. UANTER. 144$ Oa.
?*? N. W. Main 154S delS.Mt
TIKE KKHAIK t.LAKANTEED.
Ex;>ert workmanship on all tlrea. All
standard make of Urea sold. Work called
tor and delivered.
BEDFORD TIRE SERVICE CO.,
Pboaa North 1IS1. 1734 14th at. N. W.
fell-?tt
ALTO ACCESSORIES.
BIG TIRE SALE
4.000 and 5.000 Mile Tires.
30x3. plain. $11.00.
30x3 H, plain. $13.75.
30x3H, non-skid. $15 50.
32x3non-skid. $ 1? 30.
32x4, non-skid, $25.90
33x4, non-skid, $28.00.
34x4, non-skid, $27.00
$1 Champion X Spark Plugs, 55c
500 tires to select from; every tire
guaranteed.
DIXIE TIRE CO.,
111$ H st. N. E. Line. 5126 ly
NORTH CAPITOL TIRK SHOP
Expert Tire and Auto Repair*.
Auto Tires. Tubes and Supplies.
Vulcanizing.
Special This Week?Jumbo Spark Plucs
60 Cents Each.
121$ North Capitol St. Ph. Frank. 7423.
jalK-SOt
FORD KADIAIOBS? 1917-1H. S21.60; Hi
3* N. S., 114.95. J. NEWMAN. 1?34
14th ?t. N. W. North 2443. l-de31-30t*
TOR HALE AT CUT PRICES?
4*0 TIRES.
UNIVERSAL TIRE CO,
1(11 14th St. N. W. deeS-tt
VShUA ihHk JLAat'?
l?n Sub Casings
ALL. SIZES
Batter than a Relinar.
$4.?? UP.
6IBSON TIRE 8ALE8 CO,
>1 H at. N W.
nol?-Mt
MACHINISTS.
? J. L, ONET * SON.
Duplicating auto parts. Michlno Itboa.
PeankUu 47 7$. $03 13tb at. N. W.
DClt-Wt
POR SALE?WOTORCITLEg.
EXCHANGE motorcyrle or blevrle for a
visible typewriter or phonograph. Clear
ance sale of large number of new and
used bicycles and motorcycles, all make)..
MUNOER BROS., Motorcycles. Bicycle Ex
change Supplies and Repairing. 719 .>
Cap., st. phone Main 1099. 19
ONE twia 1914 for sale at 7M H at. N.
W. (Reg. SOtiQ.) 1-23
WANTED?STORE ROOMS
W %NTED to rent half of store for nndv
business on 91 h st., F si., or Ps. ave. t*"
tween f*th and 14th sts. MR. WIGGAN'S.
Afflecks'. 15th and F st?. N, W. '2i
EDUCATIONAL
ft
Dam>
ft ?
Demobilization PermiU
the Bliss Electrical School
To Resume^ Its Condensed Course la
Electrical Engineering
January 15, 1919
#*r?.R A OVAlirtlR OF A CBaNTURl
this institution has be^n training men
for the electrical industry
Since June li, I0i8. the school has
he-n filled to its capacity by the army
'.or tr?!r"n? soldiers The Student
Army Training Corps has disbanded
-4th class from Jan 13 to Seiit 17
1319 No evening .lasses '
Fireproof dormitories. dining hall
excellent laboratories arid shops
Catalogue on request 214 Takoi.ta are.
W ashington. D. c ' i
ni-w-f-sa? tf j!
'(
FlILM-I.RAOr, Civil Service examination
I..r cl-rks Feb. V lf'3. tuition f"r enti"
course for this ?-xnninaiion $.j THE civil
SERVICE PREPARATORY SCHOOI s K
e?T.12t* and F als. Phone Franklin 20$0
1 *? French by a native?Tutorini
,vre""'nK- c".n;<'r'!"";" llarv rtrd N
! )v Phone Col. Ml-J. jaS COt j
MRS. DANIEL
? .... .j'JJJ.W'v?1"*'"
l-jal-tot
ITAR TA1GIIT in it) lr><?ous; easy aim- I
?? srA-zr-r sflSjgl
EMERSON INSTITUTE
174C P Street N. W
Phone Kmi-Hin
COLLEGE PREPARATORY A\n
SPKHd, COl-RsA A,D
New <Tsas-s B*ginnii,s .(,?uar, 1
fay and E-"m, g School
W1NSLOW H. RANLOLPlT Prln
delO-tf
STEWARDS
UASHIN4.TO.VS LKtllINU UL4|\?-**
COIJ.KOE. l>llU
IWh and F His. N. |V. u ....
Fully mitiliitd uy thous^jniM J
tied patrons V.rii# ur tor"tu?l*'in
Lrniatiufi about our ciiiira<.. . . ,3'
iica pairuns nnu ur lwr f
formation about our courses UesV-jtt
PRKPARATIOV l OH DlTrksi rv ".1
guages. mathematics. piijB,'t 'A.mi.! i
all Government sxaminations !?*"? ' ?
COLUMBIA L'NIVERsiTr sriIoo?d'rVs*7
Washington Business and
Civil Service School,
1317 New York Ave. N. W.
bosllau?bpelliDE -
waoahip?civil h. rvica, U"1 v
'l'*lt|ik?sr Ulals 4304.
T.M.C.S. T
I OMiikKtlAL (tirfKg ^hurthsaj
W i Hal
$f$? O St M
nllatta
! BUSINESS ANNOUNCEMENTS
j "isi.K( TRIC ASP CiAS RKPAIRIKG
i Electrical Repairs ana Wiring
j R?pairs given prompt attention. Service
I speedy and thorough.
Washington Electric Co.,
OAS AND (ELECTRIC F1XTI HB8.
?1 H at. N W. Phone Franklin 584
JalT-?0t
I 7.RSEHAI. UOVSE KHI'AIRINU
I Carpenter and Contractor
Alterations and new wotk done for ?e?
I aonable prices. Apply 612 M at. N. V/.
I Phone \. 1010-J. 1-2S
PLASTF.BINti?Repair work promptly at
tend mi to W. H. FAIRALL. CIS Bra ?t.
N. W. Fhone Franklin 1?4?-W. delt-Mt
CARPENTER and BUILDER
Alterations and bulletin* renalrinf. gae
ages bnllt of *11 kind*. Call tor uatlmata
frankUu <7(1. ?. OTTO. S4*T ltth at. nw
1-aus-jot
DRESSMAKING
DRESSMAKING
Evening and afternoon dresses: also suits
made to order, altered and remodeled at
moderate price*. A. SCHAEFFER, 1014
Hth st. N. W. Phone Franklin 27.">0. 18
WINDOW SHADES
GOOD quality o|?au< H?at ? quality at
titled to your Qflr opaque, bung 11 i;
window free ??.|J
We call with samples. Pb. Line. 17s.
KLEEBLATT'S ttm.H
jalt-tf
W ALL. PAPERISU AND PAINTING
ROOMS papered, (1 up; rooms painted S3
up D. PARIS. 602 N. Y. ave. N. W 22*
?EW AND SECUWD HAND CLOTHEI
ARSOUTE HA TIM F A IT IO N to our ?\?r6
dressed trade and that's how we built up
such a large buying of men's worn suits,
overcoats, shoes, etc., we have the cash
and it js to be spent in this city and we
want your friendship and good influence.
Phone us, we call. JCSTH'S OLD STAND,
619 D.
DYEING AND CLEANING.
IS
THE MACROSE
Expert Cleaners and Dyers. All Work
Strictly Dry Cleaned. Ph. Prank. 5160.
Goods Called For and Delivered.
Hi; 14th STREET N. W.jaS-tOt
PRINTING
FOB satisfactory printing, reasonable.
pricea, call O. K. PRINTING CO.; prompt
service. Kr. 7471. 434 ?tb st. N. W. Jal.ijt
PIANO TUNING.
*i.oO J. hCBAKFFEB. *2.M
Pianos and players tuned and repaired; JJ
yea/a' experience. Phone North 1223-W.
2011 Kearney St. N. E. oc24-tf
?? CMAST A. NKCHKB. ?3
Formerly wltb Cbaa. 11. StloS.
Columbia 414I-W. 4216 Sth St
myl?-??t
rCRS REMODELED.
WILL REMODEL VOIR FIBS equal to
new at It- per coat Us* down town
pricea Work guaranteed; open evening*
127 G it. N E. lelt-Mt
CHAIR LEPAI1UNCL
CHAIRS CANED
AND repaired. Call North (CS4.
Jyl>-??t
ELECTRICAL.
ELECTRICAL EXPERT
If you ha"e any electrical repairs or In
stalling tL:t must be done drop CI.ABKB
a poatal. You will flnu nim on the job.
f. L CLARK*,
2421 M st. N. W. I-Mt
C MB REEL A REPAIRING.
" LMMULUA REPAIRING.
We also car:/ a complete stock of new
umbrellas.
Ml E st. N. \V , one door from life.
no?-Mt
DRESSMAKING AND TAILOHING
HRS'f CLASS UUhsKiLlkLVO?LaulM*
tailoring and remodeling at reaecnaote
rates, no delay in wora. 1246 9tb at. n.w.
ojWt-ttt
DUE.s?M.%KI.NO uf a., kind* by export
?ewer and fitter. MRS. EMILY HEI
DKKK, .-.J32 ictn at. N. W. Pbone Coins*
Ma 7?1? ocll-Mt
Pl.CMBING
A. W. HAGERMAN
JOBBING RK MODE LINO.
QUALITY FIRST.
1112 l?th st N. W.
Je?9-eod-tf
VIOl.IN REPAIRING
Villi.IN HAKKR.
C Ml VIOLINS RESTORED.
NiiW VIOLINS CORRECTED
C. CON DIE. 1218 G ST. N. W.
ly*-tf-eod
APARTMENTS TO LET
ITR.MSHKI).
| ELE(iAVTl.V furnished housekeeping apt..
o rooms nnd porch; in apt. bldg.; second
| floor front; including gas. electricity, phone,
'plenty of steein heat; near Dupont circle*
i to small adult family ; $200 per mon'n.
I North 4393. Address BOX ;>88 Tim^s of*
\ fice. 1-20
? ? 1 ? "?
YOlXli couple to ehare furnished apur?
ruent. Mt. Pleasant district. Columbia
| 27f>4 1-21
' ATTRACTIVE 5-rootn, bath, and sleeping
I porch apartment, fully furnished; north
| west; $150. BOX Times office
}-2Z*
H'ARDnTX~l\%RK~HOTEL?To 1sublet, (Ito
furnished rooins, 2 baths, hall, two oal
I conies; unlimited *?le< Iriciiy. Apply Gen
j Rt'GGLUS, phone Krai k. 38S?>. 1 21
|JNrritM9HCI)
FOCR ROOM4* and private bath; aKo "and
3 room apartments, with uho of bath;
steam heated, electric light, with or with
out light housekeeping accommodation*;
rent very reasonable to permanent tenants
close to navy yarl; 11? minutes' walk- 7
j minutes by cars; 3 minutes' walk from
i Capitol Grounds Apply MS CI st S W.
1 ja!7.if
4 ROOM > and bath; prnafe ^ritrame; o* er
large garage Phone N 12fcl aiter t? p.m.
I -1 *. *
WAVIRIJ
THREE ROOiV^ bath and Kitchenet tc;
northwest or northeast preferred. P.OK
o92. T? fries office. l-l!)**
apart.. furnished or partly tur
fiish'-d. in N. 12. I'hon ? (*ol. 17.?S. 1-1'?
TWO-ROOM and MjrlifiiHtf furnished
a pi. in nw. section; u>jI ovr r 14 for
couple with child 10 years oid. Phono M.
7940. Branch !?>*>. or Address UOX 37 S.
Times office. 22
< Ol Pl.K employed de>*re furnKhed ap.n l
m? nt of two room* and batli for 1 li. k.
by February Is*; not o\?*r $40. A<ldr *ss
R' i\ ?? 1 k. Times ofHc" 1-18'
FOR RENT?HOUSES
HKMSMKI)
Wil l. r*nt till* hiful liome. ??oinplc'e
\y furnish*'!, to refined responsible p^r'y.
? ?.???? imuiiicu 11na bedrooms. e!c< sri<* It^tu *.
telephone, and near '! <i, r lin**s 1'hm;
Hoslyn I h:'-\ Box .1
AN EXCELLENT HOME
fin be seeured by bating what you r t
tn a Times Want Ad f hone It to M ih
? 2^0, an e'xx,erien^ed operator will help y-?u
writs it and bill will be s^nt Tbe com is
slight. **27-'f
\\ AXTKII
GOVT. einplo>e, dl-?pos^es?,ed. snnh fi
r?K?m house, a m. i., in any desiruH*
neighborhood, b?*st i efer?nc?-j; will tak t
lease K. F. ?10 Sth st. \ K Pho.io
l.incoln 1061. 1!*
BY THE VlRsFor'FKilRI''ARyThOI'SK.
about H rooms, or ;?ii apartioent of three
rt?oms ami kit<*heiK 11?"; s'at^ price. IH.'Si
Hth at. N. W Franklin 227H. 1 24*
FOR RENT?DESK ROOM
|>ESI\ ROOM, with n?e of tefeplione anil
typ?wii??r ord desk. til". Klt;?s h'dg.
1 t h a till i * s' \ ?
|)K>K UOO.M In large front office uilh ii'-e
of dcak. typewriter and telephone. Apt*!}
?!3 Rlpgs lluilding^ 10
D l> k ROOM?First floor. Feudal I law
Vluilding, opposite f^ity Hall. 11*
4
FOR SALE?HOUSES
I 8 STREET n?ar North Capitol and K. I.
I ?vf., 7 rooms, a. m. I., newly papered ai?J
I tn splendid condition; lot l?xllO to paved
i alley; metal garage: price $4,500.00. Ad
1 dreaa BOX 3tl. Timea office. 1-19*
: FOR SALE-C ST. 8. K.. near Chrlut
, church?a two-ator.v and basement S
'room detached brick 'house: modern ba'Ti
I room and latrobe heat; lot 21 by 100 ??.
I Immediate possession. Price, I?..100. Own
| er. 1X38 15. Cap. ?t. l-!i
! PRICE. $8,700. in Mt. Plea*ant ?An ideal
home in one :of the b?st blocks in this
section: a two-fctory colonial brick house,
I overlooking Rock Creek park, having four
j bedrooms and tiled bath on second flocr,
living: room, reception hall, dining room'
and kitchen on first floor: hot water heat,
I electric lights, parquet floors; house com
pletely screened, large screened and glass
ed-in sleeping porch; brick garage larrje
yard: immediate possession. I'hone Co
lumbia 8277. 1-10*
CilRARD, near 13tli, 10 rooms, fine condi
tion; must be sold at once by owner: fur
nished or unfurnished; price unfurnished,
| 58.500. BOX 103. Timea otlice. i-H*
FOR SA UK?Party leaving city "ill dis
pose of modern 10-room house. 2 baths;
lireproof garage; elegant residential narth
west section. Phone Lincoln 483a. 19
! PRIVATE HOLSE, 7 rooms and bath; all
I improvements. 1907 Park road, n-ear
I entrance Rock Creek Park. Termi ar
| ranged. 2*
tor Hoars and i>vestmknth
"Set) MAHORNKT & SULLIVAN?
They Know Washington.'
ffS Niw York art. Tel. Vain 78V.
nolt-tt
WK WANT KOBE HOUSES FOR 8 A LIS.
Olrnen of property deairl.ig to makj
quick sales should list property with o? at
once.
Wit. F. NORMOYLE. Ill F St. N. W.
myli-W
JOHN 1*. DONOHOK * *ONS. ISO
Ill Pennsylvania Ave. 8. B.
Let C? Submit Our List of Homes a?4
Investments Before You Purchase.
liM-Wl
WE HAVE THEHOMES:
Before you buy consult
SHANNON 4k LUCH8.
Tit 14th St. N. W. Wain <141.
. se8-tf
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOB BALE '
home Day a Home or Investment ?(
CABIN JOHN PARK!
WHY NOT TODAY?
For plats. Illustrated books, and full par
ticulars about these little farrr.a. attrac
tive horr * sites and low prices. ?ee or write
J. S. TOMLINSON,
124 SOUTHERN BLDO. 11A1N 7448.
1-4-tf
FOR SALE OR RERT
FARM for sale or rent?Track farm, one
mile District of Col. line: 8-room house,
tenant house and outbuildings; price $7,500,
or will rent reliable tenant on shares. BOX
369, Times office. 1-22
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
Will sell or exrhanxe for Washington
property, 32-acre farm >4 mile from city
limits of Staunton. Augusta co.. Va. New
7-room cement block house with bath and
large basement.; telephone; wired for elec
tric lights; cistern water piped into house;
excellent spring and spring house, stable,
and other buildings: orchard: 10 mln. walk
to electric cars. Address BOX 333 Times
office. 18*
FOR RENT?OFFICES
IN MARYLAND RLDO.?Furnished com
plete with typewriter and telephone: rent
reasonable. Inquire Public Stenograph'-,
SHOREHAM HOTEL 1-24
F OR REN 7?G A RAGES ~
NEW FIREPROOF garage for rent, priv
ate; plenty space. Vicinity 13th & N
sts. N. W. Reasonable. 5 Iowa Circle. 1-13
FOR KIRNT-fLASS SF.RV1CE, TRY
MBKNKHAN'S NEW GARAGE,
1410 Church st N.W. Frank. 464.'.
1
SPACE for one or more cars in private
garage. Inquire at 419 2nd st. N. W.
Phone Frank. 1224. 1-21*
AUCTION SALES
MUSTERED OUT!
MULES MULES MULES
ALSO
DRAFT AND RIDING HORSES
BIG SALE OK
GOVERNMENT ANIMALS
BY THE REMOUNT DIVISION
AT
AUXILIARY REMOUNT DEPOT,
CAMP DIX, N. J.,
ON
THURSDAY. JANUARY 2o, 1919,
AT 10 A. M.
oo0 HEAD GOOD SERVICEABLE
STOCK
COMPOSED OK -00 HORSES
AND 350 MULES.
TO BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUCTION TO
THti HIGHEST BIDDKR FOR CASH
(Oil CERTIFIED CHECK).
Good hotel accommodations at Philadel
phia, and Trenton.
Good train service.
Separate pens for purchased animals
Railroad cars in readiness for shipments
of carload lots.
Quartermaster will supply necessary help
for loading.
Railroad representative on grounds for
billing.
(iunci^on on grounds
A halter goes with each animal
Purchase ticket for Camp Di::. N J.
Kemoun; 200 yards from station.
b'a2<* vk ill be lield in closed pavilion.
.1. D. TL'RNUAM.
Captain. W M. Corps.
! Commanding Officer and Quartermaster,
Auxiliary Remount Depot 303.
I TIIOS. J. Ol! I.N A* SON, Auctioneer*.
| TRUSTEES i-ALE OF v AM'AHl.B
I THREE-STORY BRICK hWKI.LING NO.
:.0 G STREET SOUTHWEST. TO liE
SOLD I.N THE OKl'll ll OF .TIIOS. J.
OWEN Ar SON. 11 ?J STREET NOKTli
W EST
j T?y \irtu" of a certain deed of trust riu!v
1 recordcu. in Liber No. 41U0. Kolio 104. *??
i s.mj.. of the land record* of tile Di'trtct of
.Columbia, and at the request of toe parly
i secured ' h.-r-by, t lie undersigned lrus*<.?-9
twill sell,. M public auction in the offtc r of
[ Thos. .f. Owen Son, 1 Go 1 (.1 s!. N. \V . the
j -4th day of January, A. I>. ! !? 1 nt thr -e
I CI) o'clock |?. in , tiie following-described
lar.?l and premises, situate in the District
I ??f Columbia, and designated and beini
I lot numbered 1* in the District Const** jc
tion ?Corporation's subdivision of Square
i numbered East ol Square u\-\. as p*_*r plat
precorded in the Ofiice of th" Surveyor lor
I t!u? District of Columbia in Liber 40. at
i folio 48
Term* of Sold subject to a pr!?>r
| deed of truijt for |:<,000 and the amount
I over and above da id trust to i?o paid in
cash A deposi: of $100 required at ti'.ie
( of S'lle in 1 the purchaser uIIowmJ io da; s
| to cnmpl'-te the purchase. Further panic
i ulars at tint* of male.
AM.AN E. WALKER.
I.KItUY GAULUS, .!r ,
Tr jaiees.
i 4.16.18,21.2 J
Thomas Howling A Company, A u< 1 ioneei *.
' TRUSTEES* SALE ? ?F VAM AHI.C T\\??
i STORY BRICK bWBLl.INU AND LOT
ADJOINING ON EAST. NO. 8 4 M
STREET SOUTHWEST.
Py virtue of a certain deed of trust
| dated July 2nd, 1910, and recorded in Lib-r
{4131, folio 46s, one of (he Land Records
of the District of Columbia, and at the
frequent of the parties secured thereby, we
I will sell a* public auction in front of the
| premises on Thursday, the 23d day of Jan
uary, 1919, at 4 p. rn., the following de
scribed land and premises,, ritualed in the
City of Washington. District of Columbia,
known as l?ots Thirty-four (34 > and
Thirty-five (36) in Square SI* Hundred and
fifty 4*>f>0"> as p^r plat i? corded in *he Sur
veyor's Ofiice of the District ol Columbia
in Book 23 at page 05 together with the
improvements thereon.
Terms of sale: All cdsh over and above
the unpaid balance of principal and iritcr
?^??t upon pre existing incumbrance of
| $'J.&00. A deposit of $100 00 required the
J tim* of sale. All conveyancing, revenue
is'amps, recording and notarial fees at coa:
' of purchaser. Tei*r.s of sale to he com
plied will* within Thirty c?.0> dr%ys or the
trustees wil1 resell the property at tho risk
sod cost of the defauiting pur?-ha?T.
(HAS J BUTLER,
THOS. H. BANES.
Trustees.
Ja!!-?sflu
SPECIAL NOTICES
We Are Ready to Supply Big
Orders for Window Shades.
THE SHADE SHOP '? ?t.
W 8TOKE8 SAMHOXs. Proprietor
Insecticide. Sold by dru*?^t?. ?
Co . 341 N>w York ave or ?vfttd
ANNU AL REPORT
of the j
AMERICAN SECURITY AND TRUST
COMPANT
to the
COMPTROLLER OF THE CURRENCT
required by Section IS Act of r?n-, -
approved October 1st Iglnf ? Cor>*re??
ended December 31,"19l|; the >e*r
CVJny p"'.dck. authorized *nd..
Total amount of debts: *3.000.000 00
Grr."S e*rn'"?" 'or yeir ended 1!'#"'<46 00
T?Sr2KiVW
year ended Decem
ber 31, 1918 f26g ,?
Amount reserved for '
taxes. Federal and
| District of Colum
Amount reserved for ?*
interest to pav
depositors for year
ended December
3,; 19,1 195.20* 00
. 57S.68S :i
C. J. BELL,
President.
Clarence F. Xorment.
Howard S. ReeBide.
Lugene E Ailes,
Uareace R. Wilson,
Ooorc* W* Brown.
Myron M. Parker,
Daniel Frater,
Wlllwn C. E art is
C. Boyd.
i,'has. A. Spaldinj.
?lames M. Green.
John F. Wilkin*.
? oreoran Thorn.
W. s. Corby.
w^Li" ? r. B'"' President: James F
irene lP il? ' -.*1d Corcoran Thom, Ec
wtors oMhJ t "ow*rd S. Reeside, Dl
C??"? tlle American Security and Trust
thT?w do hereby solemnly swear that
our aswarsTAsr,o the beat of
C. J. BELL President.
JAMES F. HOOD,
Secretary.
CORCORAN THOM
EUQENB E. AILES
HOWARD S. REESIDE.
Directors.
panrt*2?nUmber ?l director? ot th'? Corn
District of Colombia, ss:
daSyWo?frnI.a?nuVr^^r'^d3^,9?re ~ ,h" Uth
(Swl)
ALBERT H. SHILLINGTOX,
Notary Public. D. C.
18
?*\v . " TITLE INSURANCE COM
Director^ mfetlnf ?r the Board of
ThurJrilt I 8 above Company, held on
L?f"n.u*ry 191S. the regular
(3%) to^eVh^ 'd,e.ud of three per "it""
three' n?f. h *" e,tra dividend of
able on, ?e.1,um ,3%> w" declared pay
ended '*\nin*a ,or 'he si* month,
stock o^ ?sTbr" 3lBtl 19,,? <?> ?he capital
transf?/ Company, the books for -he
Januarv irWifA to b* clo8*d at no.,?
n j ^7th, 1919, and remain cloned until
Said 20wth' ,919' on whlch
STADTI PR ! s.ha1.' ** paid JOHN H
aiAUTLKR. Asst. Secretary. l-j:i
A??u?l Report of
i:rs,.v,.4,s ?
Da'ld in whlch hHS b'e" actuany
Ini dlh't* in i 2 therS *re *'? 0S7.00 exist"
Pnmntn : ,ncIud'ns the Capital Stock. The
Company's assets are 821.206 23
MAX WALTEN,
WM. F. MATHIESOX,
i .. ? H. WALTEN.
?5TKlvie>'pT-f!"'?i-^r?'"dent of th? WOLF
lumbia ?? s ' I ' the u'8^ict of Co
th? ah?v . ?""??r that the facts in
the "bove certificate are true to the best
of my knowl?dge and belief.
Suhcrr.k _JIAX.wALTEN, President.
Votarv PnKii *" to before me. a
Pub''c ,n and for the District of
olumbia. this 17th day of January, A. D
? Seal. Rx I>E '-ASHMITT,
a" Notary Public. D. C.
1-1S
Annual Report of
THE MtNhKT TRtHT COMPANY
of the District of Columbia, to the Comp
tion 16?AHe VUf,:rency *s by Sec
1 ?l onrrew approved October
ijjg. year ended December si.
Capita! s.ock authorized and
Paid in J?.000,000 00
Gross earnings for the vear
ended December 31. 1D1S. . 310.TSS 22
Total expenses for year endej
December 31. I91S..
j Total amount of debts i'in- *' |
eluding amount due de- %
poaitors) ... 5.85I.M7.U I
.. , ? ? " POPE. Treasurer '
Irank A. Munsey, Wilton J lj.mb-r"
Perry Belmont. William T Drwa/i. < II !
tlSSfd r u Ashley M !
I n,',.: J- Henry. F. A Walker. Geo-k- 1
Dire'tor*"1"' ? W'""* U"""?e B
I Tr?.e.',.,(' V.- ,Pope- Vk'* President h.vl!
Treasurer. V ilton .1. Ijimbert, Vice Pre* ;
d?:nt and General Counsel. Georg* R ;
Kraser, \ ire President end Secret a r>. an.il
;. .. r,7r}'* A Waller, and A*hl<-v M i
'jould. Directors of T!IK UI'NSEV TR1-r
:LOM,;ANV <j-> her. by oolcmnly swear .h??
tne above .statement is true to th? b??t ?.l
jour knowledge and belief,
! f>r, ,,'dent and Trrasur-r.
n* ILTON ?> I.AM HERT. Vice President und
J Oenoral Counsel. i
, GKIIRGK B FRASER, Vice President an.l!
, Secretary. I
S .1, 1IENRV
r A WAI.KK1.
ASHLEY M GOLI.P Directors,
j I->i:jlriet of t'olainbia.
! >-,?w ?.r" r" a'lbacribed befurc me thii
j i7th day of January, ISIf.
? i> RATCLIFFK, Notary Pubii. I
I I ? I x
TMB WASHINGTON TITLE INH'BAXCe!
COMPANY.
I At a meeting ot the Board of Directors I
jc. the above company, he!.I ?n Thursda'J
January Kth IV19. the regular semi-annual i
I dividend of three p< r centum j
. se.tlier with an extra dividend of t.ne ,
i '?'tiltini ?lrc) wag declared payable, out'of!
tli" earnings f??r tiie s?ix months .*mjed l>? -
.?er.iber- ,:is:. t!?18. on lh^ capital alo.'U of!
, tae J.or.ipany, the books tor the transfer o'
' Vni" closed at noon January ljtii !
' remain clfised u.itll noon Januarv
|-Oth, 1J19, Whii h date saij divider's I
shall be pafd. JOHN H. STAOTI.KIi I
! Asst. Secretary. 1 - 1S.1 ?? ' j
A.N M A I. RF.POKT OF THE I NITKD
jj"?, , ' "'A'' MANUFACTURING 1
? ?i Va.?. % V?ar en<iinK DfCfmbcr ;
{?II. IJiK. Amount of capital. $1.000,00'? ;
j .irnount actually paid in. $l.00r9t>00; amour.t '
i of ? xib'.uig d t,t. iioti*-. VVitnt ?? the tignu- J
jfureff of ihi? majority of the Board of
i I ru.'itees. i hi.* 14th day of .fanuarv A I? !
^?'lu. WM S l!l|.I.lil . Vice Preside,v
i !. J 1STKARI'V Hecr-ta.. and Treasurer:!
I \V.Vi. !i. SMITH President. :-u!,scribed ann I
s?orn to by V. iv H Kmltti, Preaiaent ,.f :
| the aforcaaid con.pany. this Mth tiry <f
(January. A. I?. 1!H9. ALBERT f-- WRAY
j Notary Public Commis sion expires Fcbru
a ry 21. 19 ' I , ? [
ATTtNTlON
I CLASSIFIED ADVERTISERS
Ml FOOKLI' woideU, cuosumpliv* j
I luuliing advei 11 jtment lias very
j little iiulluin power.
If your ad is not pulling th<j tnaxt- !
muni amount of results there is ? J
I reason. We have employed trained j
uy n whose business it is to maka I
classified ads pay. They have made!
a thorough stu.ly of classified sdver
t.fine: not only in Washington but I
.. r la|ee citif.s. U u iU not ,
on.lgslo you sn any way to have vur
teprcstntative call on you. We will j
n it fry to sell you anything. V.'? 1
?,n,P'y want to fIiuw you how an i
jntPiligcnt tort'o can be B^nlied t*>
your busiiiPm.
PHONE THE TIMES
Main SCfiO. Clasniflcd Advt. Dept. j
Steps to register public protest
Against the proposal to Increase the
tax on theater admissions from 10 to
JO per cent were taken by Washing
ton theatrical managers today. Peti
tions were circulated among theater
patrons and stage speakers urged the
audiences to register their protect
against the proposed tax increase by
writing to their representatives in
Congress.
Cards were distributed at the Na
tional Theater by Manager Harry
Raplev on which patrons were asked
to sign their names with the purpose
in view of sending them to the Con
gressional committee which are to
decide whether the new tax shall be
levied or not. At the Gayety Theater
a big petition was framed in the lobby
and almost without exception patrons
affixed their names and addresses as
they entered the house.
Art*n Stund Appeal a.
Members of companies appearing
here this week continued their ap
peals to audiences last night to regis-*
ter protests against the tax. Speeches
wsre made from the stage At Poll's,
the Shubert-Belasco, the Shubert
Garrick, the Cosmos axid the G?.yet>'.
Two more protests from Washing
ton theater managers were added to
day to the list that voiced their dis
approval of the proposed new tax
yesterday. ^They were from Manager
Hapley. of the National, and R. S. Uob
bins, of B. F. Keith's Theater.
"If the new tax goes into effect it
will serve to cheapen the drama," saidj
Mr. Rapley. "Theaters will be forced
to put on cheaper productions at the
higher prices. The disastrous effects
of such a tax as is now propor^d by
Congress cannot be overestimated."
"A terrible mistake," was the way
Manager Robbins. of B. F. Keith's (
Theater, expressed his disapproval of
the proposed increase.
"Meaas Len Re-venae*."
"When a 20 per cent burden is
placed on a business at the outset it;
is crippled beyond any hope of re
covery unless extraordinary condi
tions prevail which might in some
manner make up for this loss." he
said. "I know of no surer way for
the Government to collect less reve-1
nues than by this proposed increase of
tax. People who now object to pay
ing the present war tax on the
ground that the war is over, are cer
tainly not going to pay the increased
tax.
"Show business in general is not
any too good now. Many companies
have not gone on the road on account
of high passenger rates, and other
excessive charges and the influenza
epidemic spelled disaster in many
cities to managers, house owners, and
performers, alike. An increase in the
ticket tax now would cause many
theaters to shut down their doors. I
think the whole matter the most un
wise step that could be taken to get
more revenue for the Government."
IP. HICKMAN FILLS
Thomas P. Hickman is today vice
president of the Franklin National
Bank, and will fill this post in addi
tion to that of cashier of the institu
tion. This was announced by officers
of the bank last night. Mr. Hickman
has been acting in this dual capacity
for several months.
Other officers re-elected wore: John
B. Cochran, president: Col. R. S. Turlc.
vice president: Pau' F. Cain. Samuel .
M. Thrift and F. F. Kidd, assistant '
cashiers. Announcement has been
made that Mr. Cain will enter the
Government service on February 1 a*
an auditor oi* the Bureau of Internal
Revenue.
The d'rectors of the District Title
Insurance fompany elected the fol
lowing officers yesterda> : Krnest L.
Schmidt, president; Arthur G. Bishop
and Fred McKce. vice presidents: Al
fred H. I<awson. secretary and treas
urer: .lohn H. Stadtler. assistant sec
letary and treasurer; William L.
VacRrr, auditor.
Cross earnings of the American Se
curity and Trust Company for 191S ,
?fic th" larue.<t in the history of the 1
b.ink beine SI .<V!.Y10?. as compared
.\-ilh 5S31.fi4r, in 1917.
MOVING^PACKING. STORAGE
HAM: you au.v iruot%? ur furniture joii
want movedI. Bi-AN
K.1N, o.3 L N. W. Vhor.? franklin
tli.1. _ 18
Moving?Baggage?Pianos
Washington and Suburban
TRANSFER CO.
phone Kr*nkllu 7iiJ
C3T H St. N. W.
Long Distance Hauling
l-noVWi
H.llllKf- lO WD I- rom
WASHINGTON.
BALTIMORE.
PHILADELPHIA.
No loLs loo large <>r tmall L*p>-rr mo?ir*
? c.cj puiKers. C K. PHlLLll'S, 4T< 3rd at
N. W Kranolin Zu??. 1-JI-JM*
flV I \'( i PADDED VAS3
rCR\IS'.itD.
1'UoDe M. SOlO-JOll.
KREIti'S EXPRESS.
!;'-<> H Sire*' V. \V.
IsTOBAG U. P ACklXU AND SM! PPI NO
tl KAN, dry lot furniture atid
piano*. E*iiiiiaii-a cheerfully ci.cn
WESCHLERS ?.?? iw. .N W Phone
M-.ii, )???:.
* "-H.U KTT HMT." |
ABtOLL'TE'..Y HRKPH'Xir SToRAGS
UN I T K i ? STATUS STORAGE CO.
Room*, ii and jo. Moving. Pvckisc
Phone Mali 41 **41'O lutb at N. Iv
or Franklin i?:3.
RELIABLAi QUICK SEPVlCE i
MiW MuX TRICKS >.i< Hi AMI
i.ong haui.s <: h *iHom\>- isu k
at N w jel4-s?t
QIICH \t 141 M.RVIt pU.?r "
BALDWIN'S KXPRBSS
404 l!th at N. W MxlnjJS
foR I.OMi IHSTaVcK MUX l\?- Qt It K
haKgag" dellvrv, trlpa to Baitimrtie. Wll 1
mtnrton an.l Philadelphia call Ml'LLE.VS
AUTO TRANSPRR. Sih a; N W
North 297J J
t-LUKML UtSlGNS
FLOWEHS for nil ??<<>a?*lont?. 4 nil i rnnkMn
450C; residence. Franklin GEO 11 |
cookE. 1102 Corn ave. niyJS-15i)t |
JThTsMALL & SONS. Florists!
Corner lt?th and H nts.. WASHINOTVV;
Waldorf Astoria, and ^0& M^dikon ave..New ?
York. Flowers* for funerals ? specialty .
Prlrea moderate !
FUNERAL DESIGNS
Of svsry description? Moderate yrtrea
GITPR.
1211 p ST N W
UNDERTAKERS
j. William lee.
UNDERTAKER AND 1.1 VERT.
332 Pa. Ave. N. W.
Telephone M. lr.ll WA8H1NOTOK. I>. C
WAIL ST. MARKET
NEW TORK. Jan. 18.?Prices were
irregular at I be stock market opening
hero ..oday. Movements ware rattier
heavy for a Saturday.
United States Steel opened at 90\.
off ?i; Mexican Petoleum. 174%. hup
*4; Ht-public Steel. T2%. up *: Union
Pacific. 127%. up S
The market closed weak.
r?Mw<tr
C1?ee- Hick. Uw. cioe*.
23% Adv. Rumley... 23 23 23
57 Advance Rum pf 67% 57% 67%
72 AJax Rubber ... 71% 71% Tl%
4 Alaska Junaau.. 4% 3% . 3%
32 A Ills-Chalmers.. 3t* 31* 31%
68 !4 Am Beet Sugar.. 69 69 69
47% American Can... 47 46% 46%
89?. Am Car A Fdy.. 993* ?6% ?%
Am Car & Pd pf. 113 113 113
Am Cot Oil pf.. 89 89 89
43 Am Cot Oil 43 43 43
16% Aai Hide A Lea. 1614 15% 1614
83 A. H. 4 L pf.. 83% 81 82
41% Am. Ice 40% 40 40
48 Antcr Unseed... 48% 473a 47%
60% Am Locomotive. 60% 60% 60%
1 American Malt.. 1* 1* 1%
102% Am Sumatra Tob 102% 101 101
72 Amer Smelting.. 72% 71 71
83% Am Steel Fdry.. 82% 82% tt%
111% American Sugar. 113% 113% 113%
101 Am Tel * Tel... 100% 100% 100%
201% Amer Tobaccco.. 198 198 198
46% Am. Wool 46% 45% 45%
Amer Wooipf... <6% 95% 96%
33 Am Wr Paper pf. 33 33 33
58 Anaconda 58% 67% ?8
92 Atchiron ....... 92 92 92
102% Atl, Gulf A W i. 102 101% 102
48 Baitlo A Ohio... 48 47% 48
71% Baldwin Loco... 71 69 69%
Beth!?hem Steel. 57 57 87
57% Beth. Stl B 57% 56% 56%
102% Beth. Steel pf.. 102% iC2% 102%
25* Brooklyn Kpd T. ?* 23% 23%
Brunswick 10* 10% 10*
152% Burns Bros 152 151 Si
23% California Petrol 23% 23 23
69% CaL Pet. pf 68% (8 68
156% Canadian Pacific. 156% 156% 156%
58% Central Leather. 58% 57% 57%
104% Chandler M 104% 103 103
17% Ches 4 Ohio.... 56% 56% 56%
17% Chile Copper ... 17% 17% 17%
33% China Con Cop.. 33# 33^ 33*
24* ChlOt Wtpf.... 24% 24% 24%
Chi A Nor West. ?6 96 96
33 Ch., Mil A St P.. 39% 28% 38%
70% Ch. Mil * S P pf. 70 69% 6914
24 C. R I A Pac Ry. 24 23% 23%
65% C. R 1 A P e wt. 66 64% 64%
77% CR1AP 7 wi 77 77 77
CICCCAStL.. 36 36 36
36 Col F A 1 35^ 35^ 35^
41% Col G A E 41% 41% 41%
93 Consol Gas 93* 93% ?3%
48% Corn Products .. 48* <7 47^
54% Crucible Steek .. 54^ 53* ?3*
25% Cuba C Sugar... 25 24 24%
76% Cuba C S pf 76% 76% 76!4
Del & Hudson... 102% 102 102
51% l>is Sec ?2 51% 51%
Erie 1st pfd?... 27 27 27
Fed Min 4c Smci iq 10 10
29% Ciaston Wma. 29% 29% 29%
51 Gen Cigar Co... ?0% L0% 50%
149 Cen Electric 149 148% 148%
123% General Motors. 123% 122 122
59% Goodrich B F... 60% 59 59
104 Goodrich pf 103% 103% 103%
Granby Mining, ft 4 76 76
92'4 Ct North pf 92^ 92 92%
i6 Gt Nor Ore. 16% 35% 35%
15 Gulf St Stl ?4% 52% 53
lnt Har of N 3.. H4 114 114
Illinois Central. 97% 97% 97%
44% Inspiration Cop. 44% 43% 44*
lnt Agrlcul 13% 13% 13*
lnt Agri pf 56 ?4% 54%
33% Intei nat Paper.. 33% 32% 22%
36 Jewel Tea 35Jj 35 35
90 Jewel Tea pf... 88% 88% 88%
32% Kennecott 32* 32* 32%
64% Lacka Steel 64% 64% 64%
22 Lee R A Tire... 21% 21% 21%
54% Lehigh Valley.. 54% 54% ?4%
44* Loost-Wilea 47 <5 45*
Liggett A M>er: 205% 2W% 234%
118% Louis & Nash... 118% 118 118%
167 Lorillard 163 163 l?3
2b Murine com 25 24% 24%
103 Marine pfd 103 I0ll?l02*{
63% May Dept Store 63% 63% 63%
28 Maxwell MG 17% 27% 27%
51* Maxwell 1st pf. 51 50% 61
20 Maxwell 2dpf.. 20 19% 19%
174* Mexican Pet 174% 167% 16?%j
42% Midvale Steel... 42% 42* 42*!
24* Miami Con Cop.. 24 * 24 % 24%
24% Missouri Pacific. 24% *24% 24!* |
15% NUC4C IS* :5 i5
SO* Nat En A Stir.p. 50 ?9% 49%
68 National Lead.. 6S* 67% 67%
73% New Vork Cert. 73 72% 72% !
j0 , XVNIHH 30* JO 30
New York l>ock. *25* 26* 25*
i>.i s Northern Pacific 91* 91% ?1%
N Y On? A West. 19^ 19\ 19^
Norfolk A West. 105% 106% 106'?
o , Ok.Pr.AHf.Oo 9% 9* 9*
b Ontario Silver.. 6% 6 6
4j ;g Ohio Gas 43 42% '2%
Ohio-Fuel Supply 43 43 43
35* Pacific Mall 36% 35% 36%
44-*4 Penn ItK 45 44% 44%
31'i Phl'a Coal W, 30% 30*
<\T3 People* (JasAC. 47 4t> 4S
Pere Marquette. 12% ]2% 127?
<0 Pierce-Arrow... 39* 39* 39*
Pi -ice Arrow -pi 102 101% 101% J
4o* Pitts Coal 46% 4b 46
PitUCoalpf ?6 86 86
36% Pius A W Ya.... oS.'j 15% 36% \
Pitts A W Ya pi 60 76 % 78%
63 Press Steel Car. fc2 62 . 62
rh-\ Reading. 79 V 78% 78%
72 Hop t A Steel.. 72* ?1% V2
72* n> *tl Siprgs 72 72 72
a>% llav Con Cop.... 10* 20 20*
,2 a flcyal Utttcb ... V2* 71* 71%
61 Sav*g<? \:tnj 62% 61% ?2%
V% Saxon XI ,tr /* 7?4 7*
;/8 Soars lio bk 179-S. 179\ 179 V
34 V Sinclair Oil 14* ^4* 34%
to tiossoSi I fl 51 j,i
99* Southern Pac .. 99* V8'a 96*
27% Southern llwy.. 27* 27* 27%
66* South Uwy pf.. 61% b8 68
33* St lumber 5 Curb. 39* 18* 39
49* Studebaker 49% 48% 49
13 St Loui.? A S F.. 13 13 13
51 Sluts Motor 49 49 49
188 Texas Co 168% 186% 183'?
16* Texas Co. rto... 16* 16% 16*
29* Texa* A- Pacific. 29* 27 % 28'j I
13V TennCAC 13* 13* 13% |
70 1ubm-i-u Prod .. 76 74 V 75
Twin C It T 38 ?8
lr-? j Union Pacific .. 127* 127* 127%
134 V Ln.u a Cigar St. .J 14k J13% 1L3V
37;b United AlStrc!.. 37 V ^7% 37%
163 United Fruit 163* 163% 163%
96% USIndAl 101% 99k 101%
TmaHt;
I'fCl PAT j4
asH u* Realty lap. at% km 10%
75tt U 8 RuM*r 78* 74% fgg
90% US Steel........ a y
.U S Su 4 R( pf 45 45 45
72 'jtahCoppet *|14 7U4 Tf*
58% V* Car Cheat... 5tX 12 ^
31% *4kuh,fA ... s\% Si if%
41% WeiUnflrauM .. 41)4 41 <U
8V4 Wk * 1 Ak? Erie; 8 ? r
10% West Maryland.. 10% 10% Mi
88 Wee tern Uatoa. gr% 87% 9%
18 W*L*?f U 18 JM
24% WIHys-Overland. 24% 94% H%
08% Will Over pf 08% 81% Mb
69% Wlino* In* 08% 9 87%
9T% WlfK. pf ... 97% 97% 9ftt
126 Wool worth 15514 JM
THE LOCAL 1AMR
Trtdinc, co*ti?4 eattrely to
Mica for the first time la 1
erable period, vu dull at thta
ing's session of the local Block X*
change. The total records for Iks
week, however, showed bond ?Inn to
be far heavier than the nock ?If
No ncrlpt was exchanged duflafwe
week.
Capital Traction stock cold to the
extent of twenty-three eharea. at H
Laaston Monotype stock, tea
In all. sold at 00\(.
On the after-call two ealea
made.
Ten shares of American Security
and Trust Company stock sold at 281,
and ten shares of Commercial Na
tional Bank sold at 180.
Totals for the week's trading were
ax follows: Bonds, 820,600 wortks
stocks, 241 shares.
TODAY'S SALBS.
Capital Traction. 10#M
Lanston. V ?
After call?
American Security and Trust. 10#
221
Commercial Natioaal Bank. 1P91M.
LOCAL BONO MARKET.
GAS BONDS.
Bid. A shot
Washington Gas. 5's ?* M
RAILROAD BONDS.
Cap. Traction R R. 5's. 07% M
City A Suburban 5's M
Metropolitan R R. 6's... M N
Wash. Ry A- Elec. 4'a.. .2 7*%
Wssh. Ry. * Elec gen. I s M 07
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS. %
Potomac Elec. Cona. 5's.. 04 08
Potomac Elec. LA. Ik... 00
Pot. Elec. Power Co.... OS 00
Po. Elec. Power gen. 0'a. 07 U *
C. A P. Tele. 6's 9i 07
Amer. Tel. A Tel. 4 s... M% 85'fe
Amer. Tel. * Tel. 4%'s. 00* J*1*
Am. Tel. A Tel. c'tl. tr. 5 s 02% PS%
Am. T. * T. cons. Cs... 141 101%
Am. Graphone 1st Cs.. 07 00
D. C. Paper Mfg. ?"s 100 .
Wash. Market 6*s. 1P27.. 05
Wash Market 6's, 1P47.. 05 ...
W. M. Cold Storage 6a. 04
Sec. Stg. A Safe Dep. Cl .. 101
N. A W. Stelmboat 5s. 104% ...
Rlggi Realty 0's (long) M
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS.
Capital Traction
Wash. Ry A Elec. com. . .\ 63
Wash. Ry. A Elec. pfd... W m .
N. A W. Steamboat.... 100 200
?Washington Gas 55?A ?
Amer. Tel. A Telga 100 ...
TYPE MACHINE STOCKS.
Mergenthaler Linotype.. 121 114
Lanston Monotype <5% 07%
L&nston Scrlpe 00 100
NATIONAL BANK STOCKS
Amer. Mat. Bank 150 157%
Columbia Nat. Bank.... 200 226
Commercial Nat. Bank. 1ft* 190
District National Bank. It? ..."
Far. A Mech. Nat. Bank L'2?
Fed. Nat. Bank 100
Lincoln Nat. Ban!: 100 ...
Nat. Metro. Bank 200 ...
Riggg Nat. Bank 482 ...
Nat. Bank or Wash 200
TKtM CO M!'a\T STOCKS
Am. Sec A Treat 220 230
National Ssv. A Trust.. 200
Union Trust 121%
Wash. Loan A Trust.... -43 ...
Continental Trust 110 129 ?
SAVING BANK <TO? KK
Home Savintt. 420 ...
Bank of Corn. A Ssv.... 13 .. t
Fsst Wash. Sav. Bank.. 12 ...
Sec. Sav. A Com 180 ... ?
Liberty S*v. Uank II# 130
FIRE INSURANCE SiOCKA.
Arlington Fire Ins 5 19
Corcoran Fire Ins 05 ...
Firemen's Fire Ins 10 ? ???
Ger.-Ainer. Fire Ins.... 220 ... ?'
Nat. Union Fire Ins... . IK . ??
' TITLE INSURANCE STOCKS,
Columbia Title Insur... 4 ...
Real Estate Illl: Ins... 72 .. .
MISCELLANEOUS STOCKS.
fhapjn Sac'.?.- 146 ...
D. C. Psp. Mfg. Co 00
Merch. Trans A tHg.... loo 118
Security Storage Itt ...
Washington Market.... 18-*4 ..
HUNGARY L06T 839.000 IN WAR.
GENEVA. Jan 1*.- rl unitary ic?t
SSft.OOO in dead during the war. ac
cording to informs Lion from LuCa
pest today.
MONEY WANTED & TO LOAN
HONkY Id LOAN?0*0* te
C. real ctinu (?>?r>l in
uutucilou conducted wiui
csttatdrrjtloo tor borrowers
WH U SAUNDCM a CO,
?setters Bundle*. SS7 1Mb ec M.
MU.NKI TO LOAM
en real estate: low-set ratss; er1?r ptja
prlvl'eres Urks amount* TTLgft
rpthrnropr> sit i;m s*
FINANCIAL
The Safest Investments
?
are those llul do net fluctuais during 41s.
tsrled cocdltioaa or lbs s<nv> sr steck
markets first deed of trust note* ilnl
tnoriSk?esi. srel' recured oa real eststs Is
the District of Columbia, ceastitute ~B?t
edc" in vest menta, and the; do mi 4s
perwl i.po ths flnan-lal rssporis.btiity et
;odt-lSu?l? or corooretleoe for their eta
witty IV. can S'pnly ?jch IsMtntmi
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111 lata st- k. w.
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(South of Highway Bridft)
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