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OVER 2,800 STUDENTS
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Washington School
of Chiropractic
1116 F Street N. W.
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A fully equipped school, incorpor
?.>d under the lawn of the District
of Columbia. lurKe faculty of train
ed teachers, all leg-al and state
board requirements met, and stu
dents graduated and made success
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taught In two and three ye?r
courses. leading to degrees of Doc
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tic. A btintlunt lal>'jratory and clin
ical work, with every guarantee of
success to graduates.
Only the best teachers and the
ablest practitioners employed. Call
or write for catalog and full In
formation. Classes now enrolling
for term beginning In January.
The prentest profession 'of the age.
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Srerrtiiry.
COLUMBIA
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IN
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It 20? F Street. Msln l?71.
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THE COTTON MARKET
Fuiiiishod Th? WulUu|lM Timet b? N
|? Caruaatsr A Co.. Na? Torn. llranoh of
(TL?, Wowltti<1 UlUf . Herbert a Urwan.
Ua nafar
Naw lurk?
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March Jtt.lH) 3? Mb i6 IW :?1 14 10 30
>la> 3*07 14 40 34 00 H.U 3t.3t
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Dct 2?.W li# TO 2V HT M.M
Dec -'W .16 tt? Sfi ?.'? SO .'W 3b -? 36
Nrw Orlraaa?
111) 40.00 40 60 40 30 40 30 3? TO
March... 3T.60 %7 6T 37.HS *102 37 OS
May 36 1H 3ft. t? 36.03 33 20 30 22
July 33.17 33 34 S3 03 33.1# 31.24 j
Lift 30 10 30 14 30.00 30.06 30 18 1
LOCAL STOCK MARKET
PUBLIC UTIUITV BONDS
Bid Aaked
Am T. * T. 4'a 10% T8V4
Am. Tel. & Tel. 4V4 ?.... 83 86
Am. T. * T. Ctl. Tr. 6 ?. 81% 83
Am. T. * T. ConvL . #?* ?#'4
C. ft P. Telephone 5'a.. 07 ...
Tap Traction R. R. ft'a. 03% M<4
Oeorgatown Gaa lilt S'a 94
Metropolitan it. R ft'a.. 93 ...
Potomac lilac. Lt. ft'a.... 94 93
Potomac Elec. Cona. 6'a. 87 MM
Pot. Kleo. Pow 6'a 92 94
Pot. Elec. Pow. O-M. O'a 90% 98
WaHhtnston Oa? ft'a.f. (Mi s9
Wash. Ry. ft Ulec. 4'?.. 67 BH'/i
Waah. Ry ft K. O. M 6's #0 81
M18CKU.ANKOUS BONDS.
D. C. Paper Mf*. ?'? ??
RIkks Realty 6'a (l<ons) 90 93
lUKua Realty 6'a ((hurt) 92 .?
W. M Cold Storage ft'a.. 92
PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS.
Amer. Tel ft Tel 97% ...
Capital Traction 88 % 89 H
? Washington (las 48 40
N. ft W. Steamboat 190 ...
Waah. Ry. ft Elec. com. 19 2ft
Wash. Ry. ft Elec. pfd.. 63 66
NATIONAL BANK STOCKS
American Nat. Bank.... 172 186
Capital National Rank. 19ft ...
Columbia Nat. Bank.... 176 ...
Commercial Nat. Bank. 179 188
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THE CORCORAN
GALLERY OF ART
%
Will be closed until fur
ther notice for the pur
pose of reinstalling the
permanent collection.
28
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consideration for borrowers.
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ESTIMATES. 4IMil> IQU Si. N.W.
SPECIAL RATES TO
PHILADELPHIA
On lloo??>hol<l <??ods, Jan. I# to M.
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STORAOBcl MONTH
ROOMS *1aND UP.
Lone Plstanoa Moving.
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facilities for automobile
Btoracs.
North 104. Union Stornf* Co
(???? FLA AVB. W. W. 411 m MT ti. *V.
HAGGAGB. fmHun, piano morlac. local
and suburban hauling; rood aarrtca.
Home. liSl 16th at. nw.; stand. Central
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4
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Free Fir a Insurance Whtle la Transit.
First Ciaaa Service and Setlafactle,
Guaranteed.
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Pbone W.St 1141.
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KREIG'S EXPRESS. '
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ITORAOr. I'ACKINO AMD SHIPPIMOl
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WALL STREET MARKET
NKW VOKK, Jau. at.?Although
?uui< iiucki made upiami at tha
opening of ths stock market today,
lit* ton* became bsavy ?Uw the ?t?rl
and loss?-? of from fraction* to -4
point* were suffered In practically the
entire llat. . .
Crucible Steel was prominent ana
ro?? *. to 226, with * quick reaction
to 223 Steel tommon loat %. to
1U6M and l-ackawanna 1 S to 83V
Baldwin Loto, alter selling UP U
IM'a dropped over 1 point, while Re
public steel eold off 1* from it. high,
to 111%
The motor shares were again In
aupply. General Motors yielding 2 Si
to Studebaker 1 point to 100%,
and Plerce-Arrow 1 point to <W%.
Mexico Petroleum dropped lty ?o
1UUVb? ""d fractional Josses were sus
tained In Pan-American Petroleum
and Koyal Dutch.
international Paper was prominent,
and, after yielding % to 81%, ad
vanced to 83%.
The copp?-r? and rails were quiet
and fractionally lower.
There wax vigorous! buying of many
Usues after the decltnea, resulting In
aubatantlal advances. Crucible rose
to above 226. Steel common to 106%.
General Motors to 297 >4. and Baldwin
Locomotive to 116%.
The market closed higher.
gat ijrday
Close High Low Close
4lV Adv. Rumley... 41S 41 41
Adv. Rum. pf... 70S 70S 70 V
80S AJaz Rubber.... 80S 00V B0V%
lV Alaaka G. M.... IV lV lV
491, Allla-Chalmera. . 49V 48V 49S
92 Am. Agrl. Chem.. 92S 98S 9C%
53 American Can... 54V 53V 54V
137H Am. Car A Kdy.. 1?V 137V 139V
24V Am Hide A Lea. . 26V 26 26 V
U7 A.H. AL. pf 118 116 118
84V Am*r. Linaaad.. 86V 84V 84V
97 Am. Unseed pf. 9BV 98 98V
g8V Am. Locomotive. 100S 98 99S
Am. Smelting. ... 68V 67V 68V
Am Smelt pf A... 99V 99V 9Wi
45)4 Am. Steel Fdy... 49V *5 4$V
90S Am. Sumatra Tol 91 90 91
American Sugar. 136V 136V 136V
Am Sumatra pf. 91V 91S 91V
Am. Sugar pf.. 118.V 118V 118V
J7V Am. Tel. A Tel. . 97\ 97V 97V
Am. T. A T. ctl. 78V 78 78
151 Amer. Wool 154 149V 153V
Am. Wool pf... 104V 104V 104V
55V Am.Wr. Paper pf 58 56 58V
62 Asao. Dry Gooda. 62 61V 6lV
6lV Anaconda 62 61V 6lV
At. Coast Line.. 89S 69V 89V
g4 Atchison 83V 83 83V
Atchison pfd.... 79V 79V 79V
160 At. O. A W. L.. 163V 161V 163V
113V Baldwin Loco... 118 113 116V
Balto. A Ohio 31V 31V 3lV
Bait. A Ohio pf.. 45 45 45
128V Barrett Co 130 128*4 129
Batopllas Mln.. IV IS IV
Bethlehem Steel. 91V 91V 91V
96 Beth. Steel B... 97V 96V 97
Brown Shoe ... 100 100 100
2B\ Butte A Superior. 28V 27V 27S
Burns Bros I06S 106S 106S
82 Cal. Pack. 84 82 84
Can. Pac. 129V 128 127V
42V California Petrol 42 42 42
Calif. Petrol pfd 725; 72V 72V
9lV Central Leather. 98V 91V 93V
126V Chandler Motors 135 126V 133
Cerro'de Paaco... 56S 56 56V
? C-. R. I. A P. 7 wL 70 70 70
Chi Gt. W. pf 24 24 24
Chi. A N. W.... 86S 65 86
36V Chi.. Mil.A St. P.. 36V 36V 36V
51 Chi.. M. A St. P.pf 51V 51S 51V
18V Chile Coppir.... 18V 18V 18V
40V Col. Fuel A Iron. 42 40V 42
18 V CI Callahan 19V 18 V 18 V
82V Conaoi. Gas 84 82 82
37)4 Coca Cola 38 37S 38
Col.Gaa ABIec.. 62V 62V 62V
51 CoL Grapho 5lV 51 51V
84V Corn Producta... 85V 84 85V
Corn Prod pf... 101 101 101
224V Crucible Steel... 233 222V 229
Crucible Steel pf. 99S 99V 99V
84 Cuba CS pfd 84 84 84
51S Cuba C Sugar.... 51'* 50V 50V
12V Er?? 13* 12V 12V
Fed. M. A S... ? 12 12 12
FMASpfd 31 31 31
16V Gaston Wins.... 17 16V 16V
72 Gen. Ci*arCo.... 72 71 72
Gen Electric 168 167 V 168
296 Gen. Motors 303V 293V 302
Gen. Motors pf... 82S 81 82
77J4 Goodrich B F.... 79 77V 78
100 Goodrich pfd... 100 99V 93V
Granby Mining. 50 50 50
Greene CC 36 36V 36
37V Gt. North. Ore A . 38V 38 38
Gt. North, pfd... 78 78 78
78S Gulf Stata S.... 78V 77V 78.V
59^ Hask A Barker.. 60V 59V 60V
11L Central 89 88V E9
3X Inter. Consol.... 4 3V 3V
24V Inter. Nickel.... 25 24V 25
56 Insplra Cop.... 56V ?6 S6V
82V Internat. Pap... 86V 8lV 85V
50 Iron Products... 50V 50 50V
Kan City 80 pfd 46 46 46
Kelly Spg. Tlra... 134V 133 133V
34)4 Keystona Tire.. 36V 33V 35V
Kelsey Wheel.. 80 80 80
20S Kenneacott 31 30S 31
65 Lacka. Stael.... 85V 83V 85S
? Lee R. A Tire... 36 35 35
106 Loula A Nash.. 106V 106V 106
boose-Wiles ... 67 67 67
Mackay pfd.64 64 64
Mart. Parry Co... 29V 29V 29V
40V Marine com 41S 39V 40V
g7)4 Marine pfd 98 97 98
Maxwell M O... 31 31 31
198 Mexican Patrol.. 202S 199V 200
24 Miami Con Cop. 23V 23V 23V
49V Mldvaia Staal... 50S' 49V 50V
24S Missouri Pac.... 25 24S 25
40S Missouri Pao ?f. 40V 40 40
82 Nat. Lead ?4V 82)4 84
79V Nat. En. A Simp. 82 81 82
N. T. Air Br.... 109 106V 107V
26V N. T? N. H. A H... 26S 26S 26V
68S N T Central.... 68V 68V 68V
N. T. Dock pf.. 55 5f> 55
78V Northern Pacific. 7$S 78 78V
56 Nor. Am 56*4 56V 56V
Ontario Sliver... 9*4 9^ 9^
9)4 Ok Pr A Rf Co... 9V 9S 9V
47 Ohio City Gaa.. 49 46V 48
Owens Boi Ma.. 59V 5914 59V
93 Pan-Am Petrol.. 95s 92V 96V
42V I'enna R R 42S 42 42
29S Marquetta. 29V 2BV 29S
38S r?o- Co.... 40V 38V 39 V
40V I'hlla. Coal 41 40V 40V
Pittsburgh Coat. 62 62 62
18V Pierce Oil 20V liW 19V
67V Plerce-Arrow ... 71V 66V 69S
Plerce-Arrow pf. 106 106 106
96V **"?? Car* 98V 97 9fS
11?> Pullman Pal Car 115 115 115
fl?i?r<t*jr
C|uee Hl#b 1-nw am
2ll| Rsy Cm Cop... 2X>, 2lfc ?S
90 Hy ftteel Hprgs ioq go y9>?
UJX K?p Iro? A Steel ugfc m* 115
Heading 76k ''&>?
?7* Htull Storaa... 88J4 (fc>4 ?T,
71 8av?go Amu,.. 72^ Ttk Tlk
lftj? Saxou Motor. ... its i#% 19*,
ieaboerd ? L. . 7>? ?? TH
ATj S?e?rs Ko.b U ... a?tf
?43 Sinclair OU .... 48H ???
81 Hloaa-8 MAI... 88'? 79H
I9lt t>ouih?rn Pacific 10Q* ?WH 1<X>
77* doutU Pacific pf. 77>? 77M 77*
Bo- Pt 64k 6?X b4*
73>< Btromberg Corp. 7g 72H 76
101H Studebaker joUf lOOH 104
125 BtuU Motor ias 1% 1?
Superior Steal.. 49 47 49
12* T?nn C * C.... ;i>4
302 Texaa Co 204* 201 303
36 Tex & Pacific... 37), 37^
Third Ava 14 14 14
?0*4 Tobacco Prod.... 91* JO* 91j|
Tobacco pf 104* 104* 104*
-ft Trauacout OH 26* 26 96*
Twfn C. ft. T. .. 36 36 36
49 United A1 Hteel. . 49 49 49
143 United Drug ... 143 143 143
Un. Drug pf.... 61 Si 61
65* United Pood ... 69 66* 69
United Fruit i?4* i?* 194*
123* Union Paelflc.... 122 121* 122
34* Union Oil 34* 33* 34
52S, Un Realty Imp. b3?i 62* 63*
Un. Rail * Um 12.S 12)?' 12H
Un Rail ? Inv pf. 29H 28* 28*
U 8 C X P 4 F.. 22 21* 22
uscippfd... 54* 54* 54J,|
U, 8. Kxpress... 30H 30!* 30)?
X06'4 U 8 Ind A1 109 106* X08*
125 U 8 Rubber 127 124* X26*
114 U.S. Rubber 1 pt. 114 114 XI4
U 8 Smelt A Raf. 70* 70 70*
X06* USatael 106* 106* 106*
115 U ? Steel pfd.... 116* 115 115^
74* UML* Copper.... 76 75* 75*
9* Utah 8eea 10 9* 10
66* Va-Car Cham . 66* 66,* 66*
Va-C*r. Cham pf. m ui m
Wabaah pf A.... 22* 22* 22*
11* W eat Md 11* a u*
XI* Wh A Lake Erie. 11* n* 11*
WfiL Pac 23* 23it 23*
West Pac. pf... 60 60 60
53* We?tln*houae... 53* 53 53*
Western Union.. 96* 86* 86)4
60 White Motors .. 6X* 59* 61*
28* Willis Overland.. 28* 28 28*
74* Wilson lac 75* 75 76*
Wilaon pfd 96 98 98
91* Worth P. Ma 94* 92* 92*
THE CURB MARKET
I f>. m prices furnished kr W. B HIM
% Co.. members of New York Stork
4am?. ItlC is?4.
Aetna Explosives ..... 8%
Allied Packers 27 3.1
Am. Hafety Itaxor 13 13%
Am. Writing Paper 11 14
lielcher Divide J5 28
Belcher Extension 30 35
liig I-edge ,V M
Boone Oil 6% 0%
Boston and Mont 71 73
Boston and Wyo 1^4 1A
Caledonia 38 42
Canada Copper If, 1 %
Carbon Steel 125
Car Ught A Power .... 2% 2T4
Chevrolet 300 500
Cities Service New 43 43%
Cities Service Old 400 420
Cities Service Pfd 72 75
Colonial Tire 5 10
Consolidated Copper.... 4% 4%
Coaden Co 9 9 %
P6sden, pfd....' 4'? 4%
Cramps 210
Creason Gold 2
Curtlss Aero 5 10
Davis Daly 11 14
Elk Basin ?% y 1^
Emerson Phone 4 8
Ertel Oil 1 % 2
Federal Oil 3% 3%
General Asphalt 115 117
Genaral Asphalt pfd... 185 185
Glenrock Oil 3%
Guffey-Gillespie 3314
Hecla 4 4%
Houston Oil 125 130
Howe Sound 3?? 4
Hupp Motors 15% l?
Indian Packing 10% i$
Intercontinental Rubber 13 IB
International Petroleum 67 <>?
Island Oil 5% 6
Jerome Verde ??, %
Jumbo Extension 5 8
Lake Torpedo 3 .V,j
Lima Loco 75 86
Livingston Oil 1 K, 1%
Magma Copper 32 38
Marconi of America.... 5% 6%
Mason Valley 2S ;i
Mcrritt t>ll 20% 21
Metrop. Petrol 3% 4
Midwest Oil. com 1% 2
Midwest Oil. pfd 2 . J
Midwest Refining Ifct 18(i
Mot her lode-New ft% fl
Nevada Ophlr 34 js
New Cornelia 21 24
Nlplssing Mines Co 11% 11
North Am. I*. & P 5',-- 5^
FINANCIAL
Capital and Surplus. $2.000.000
There may be big
banks that don't want
to "bother with small de
positors," but this is NOT
one of them.
11W# have (rromn and pros
pered throufrh Rood service to
ALL, and invito deposits of
every size. Let us guard
YOUR surplus.
'?'Same Rate of Interest paid
on large and small deposits.
National Savings &
Trust Company
Cor. 15th and N. Y. Ave
riftr-Tlali* Year -
Safeguarding the
* Safest Investment
It Is a genoralljr recognised fsct thai
llret mortgagee are the eefeet Invoatmenl
In the world. We would like to eend foe
nor new booklet telling of the many safe
guards we have placed around OUR Aral
mortgage sis per cent notes, which we be
Here make security doubly secure and
whleh constitute tha ehlaf reaeona for oar
record ef Hft7 years wit hoot I nee te as
In vaster.
SWARTZELL, RHEEM &
HENSEY CO?
IIT lltk St. N. w.
LOCAL FINANCIAL
AND BUSINESS
GOSSIP
How to make uut income la* r?- |
turn# will be the subject uf a epauial i
lecture b?fore the Wublu|l?n du|
?r of the American I intitule of Baiik
ug. M ediicada) night, by Kobert V '
Fleming. assistant cashier of the J
Itliui National Hank
Mi Fl?mli|. who la conversant will. I
>11 phaaea of tha Income tax lawa. In |
their application to both Individual ,
md corporation returne. will give a
practical demonstration on tha filing
of returns.
"At a time when cuatomera of all
bankina Institutions are asking for
the aaalslance of bank employee In fll
m Income tax returne." aald Mr. I>ef
ber, president of the chapter, today,
Mr Fleming's talk will hava a direct
appeal to all local bank ciarka."
Mr. Fleming's talk waa scheduled
for laat Wednesday, but, owing to
the fact that a meeting of the Dis
trict of Columbia Bankers' Associa
tion waa held on that day. the address
was postponed.
Kdward J. McQuade, chairman of
the committee on the annual enter
tainment and dinner of the local
chapter, Is completing final arrange
ments for the avent, which will take
place Kefcraary 21 at the Wlllard
Hotel. Mr. MwQuade la certain he
will be ab)? to secure some of the
best speakera la Congress.
Ad add*4 feature of the banquet
will be the presence of women guests.
Tha Washington Clearing Haute
Association announced that an aaaea?
ment of 110 has been levied oa all
member banks and all banka clearing
through member banka.
Nelson B. O'Neal, of the Rlgga Na
tlonal Bank, will addreaa the mem
bers of the elementary claas of local
chapter of "the American Institute of
Hanking tomorrow night on "Book
keeping Deposits."
Secretary Qlass announced today the
offering of another Issue of Treasury
certificates of Indebtedness, under
Series T M4 1920, dated and bearing
Interest at the rate of 4\4 percent
from February 2, 10-0, and maturing
March 15, 1920.
Certificates with one Interest cou
pon attached will be issued In denom
? nations of *800. fl.OOO, $5,000, $10,000
and $100,000 Subscriptions may be
made through local banking Instltu
tlons, or directly throbgh the Federal
Reserve Bank of the Fifth diatrict.
Ninety shares for Mergenthaler
sold today on the Washington Stock
Kxchange at 137 Lone ton again
ruled slightly stronger, 10 shares
changing hands at M4\.
Capital Traction atock waa steady,
a total of 40 shares selling at 80.
Four shares of Federal National Bank
sold at 100. Seven shares of Colum
bia Graphaphone preferred sold at 04.
FINANCIAL
Write to us for full
information regarding
our 12-Month Saving
Pita. This plan insures
a customer to purchase
stock outright on a
safe and secure basis.
Stocks bought for
margin or for cash.
0. H. GORE
& Company
Bankers & Brokers
1410-12-14 H St. N. W.
Members of
Consolidated Stock
Exchange of New York
\
Telephone Frank. 5859
F. A. CONNOLLY
Manager
New York 'and Boston
Curb Market
The Only Curb House in
Washington.
Stocks bought for cash or on
margin. Direct private wire to
New York.
You are cordially invited to
inspect board room, showing full
curb flotations.
M P. DRAIN,
Broker
1421 G Street N. W.
Tel. Main 3160
TODAY'S LOCAL SALES
M?ra?atUalar. IO013T* I??1ST*.
IUOHT % 10*117*.
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Capital Traction lHrN
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FINANCIAL
I J. S IEVERTON BREAKS ARM.
J. Ntaniay UvwUii. aou of J. L?
l-avartou. 1410 Kuiwly iliMl uurtk
*Ht. (rutur<4 tits rigbl arm tk*f?
tba ?lk?w today w hall be fall oa Ito
tea In tba rtM of hia bum*.
Af tar bains kwlrtad to bta ham,
Dr. Battla ww ctlM. aad r?a4ar*4
lira* aid traaunaol. La tar ha waa
takaa to llr. CbrUtla'a oCtca far X
ray Traatiuaut.
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Central Mt?h ttcbool and a praaaiaaat
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loa um(. irkM la to ?a
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COL HAVERS TO LECTURE.
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ISM O iUmI MrtkvMt, taalfkt at
? :1? o'clock.
FINANCIAL
$25,000,000
? /
Cuba Cane Sugar Corporation
Ten Year Seven Per Ceat Convertible Debenture Bonds
Dated J1P1117 I, 1*2* Dm JmuT 1, 1W0
Interest payable Jaauarj 1 and July 1
Convertible on and after January 1, 1922 (or sooner if at any time
permitted by law) on the terms of the Indenture into
common stock at $60 per share
Denomination* $1,000, $600 and $100 Reflaterable aa to principal
GUARANTY TRUST COMPANY OF NEW YORK, Trustee
Redeemable In whole or tn part upon 60 days' notice (during which period the of oon
?.rslon continues) at a premium of 7%% during the flrst flvs yea_rs, of 6* during the sixth
year, of 4% during the seventh year, of 3% during the eighth year, of 2* d?rtn#tba ninth
year, and of 1% thereafter, but the right of redemption shall not be exercised until not lees
than 40 days after the debenture bonds shall have become convertible.
OUTSTANDING CAPITALIZATION
Ten Year 7% Convertible Debenture Bond*.... $25.?>,0W
7% Cumulative Convertible Preferred Stack?
par value $100 500,000 dwrta
Common Stock?without par value 500,000 dura
Reference is made to a letter of B. Braga Rionda, Esq, Vice-President
of the Corporation, the salient points of which are summarized below.
(1) The Corporation ia the largest single producer of raw sugar in tha
world its output exceeding one-seventh of the entire production of
the Island of Cuba.
(2) The Corporation owns and operates sixteen fully equipped sugar mills
with g present working capacity of about 5,000,000 bags (320 Iba.) of
raw sugar. The output for 1918-1019 was 4,319,189 bags and the
estimated output for 1919-1920 is 4,700,000 bags.
(3) The Corporation has no bonded indebtedness other than these Deben
ture Bonds. It covenants not to create any mortgage upon its pres
ent real property or plants so long as any of the Debenture Bonds
are outstanding.
(4) The purpose of the issue is to reimburse the treasury of the Corpora
tion for capital expenditures heretofore made and to provide working
capital.
(5) The net tangible assets as of September 30, 1919 (after giving effect
to the proceeds of sale of the Debenture Bonds), amountd to
$99,587,302, or nearly four times the amount of this bond issue. The
properties could at present be duplicated only for a sum largely in
excess of that figure.
(6) Operating profits, after taxes but before depreciation, have since or
ganization, December 31, 1915, averaged slightly under $10,000,000 per
annum, equal to 5.71 times the annual interest on the Debenture
Bonds.
(7) The Corporation is obtaining for the current crop much higher prices
than existed during the two years of Government control (these prices
f. o. b. Cuban ports were 4 6-10 cents for 1917-1918 and 5% cents
for 1918-1919), and it is therefore confidently expected that earnings
for the current year will bo greatly in excess of those of any previous
year.
(8) The Debenture Bonds will on and after January 1, 1922 (or sooner if
/ at any time permitted by law) be convertible, on the terms of and in
atcordance with the Indenture, into Common Stock at $60 per share.
Legal matters incident to the issuance of th? Debenture Bonds have been under ths
supervision of Messrs. Sullivan & Cromwell for the Co,-poration and Messrs. Cravatl:
<?? Henderson for ourselves.
Application will be made to list these bonds on the New York Stock Exchange
We recommend these Convertible Debenture Bonds for investment.
Price 100 and accrued interest, yielding 7%.
J. & W. Seligman & Co. Hayden, Stone & Co.
New York New York Boston
Halsey, Stuart & Co. <Inc->
Chicago Philadelphia
The above information is not guaranteed, but has been obtained
from sources we believe to be accurate and reliable.
A Limited Amount of the 7% Cumulative Preferred Stock of the
Wardman Park Hotel, Inc.
<Incorporated I'sier the Um of the State of Virginia)
Is Offered to the Public At Par, $100 Per Share
Authorised Capital Issned Stock
M.000.000 $1.000,000 Preferred
fl.730.000 Coaooa
Cumulative dividends of 7%, payable semi-annually, on the first day of January
and July of each year.
Redeemable at the option of the corporation in whole or in part at $105 per
thare and accrued dividends.
THE WARDMAN PARK HOTEL is the newest and largest hotel in Washing
ton, probably the largest south of New York. It is impossible, however, to supply
the demand for its accommodations.
Only one-half of the authorized preferred stock has been issued, and only a
limited amount is offered
Controlled by the WARDMAN ORGANIZATION, which bears an unques
tioned record of 20 years of success without loss to any who have invested in Its
saterprisM.
oprirtensi * directors!
Harry Wardman. President Harry Ward man ('. Aahmead Puller
Thoa. P. Hone., Vlee President James l?. Ilobb. Rilnard L. Stoek
James D. Hehha, 3ad Vlee Pre*, and Trees. Tkva. P. Bone* M. Klmer Oyer
Hnbkerl R. Qolnter. Seeretnry llukkert R. Malater (Realdent Manager)
Subscriptions Received at the Office of
HARRY WARDMAN
Wardman Balding, 1430 K Street N. W. Washington, D. C.
Tko legal detalla of tkta lasae ksve keen passed apon ky
llaalel Tkew Wright, of Washington. D. C.

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