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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

and Seventeenth Streets-Edw. F. Droop
ct ux. to William II. Hoeke. lots IL ans
u. and parts lots 10 and 10, square 1Ts,
s., 500.
NJ Street northwest, between Fourth
aad Fifth Streets-United Security Life
Insurance ana Trust Company TO J. Ed
ward Fowler. part lot Z. square 5l3, $40
Third and @ Streets northwest-Marie
C. Eustis TO George NJ. Sternberg. George
n. Harris and George NJ. Kober. trus-
tees. lots 10 10 %. square $50. S32,174-95.
r Street southeast, between New Jer-
sey Avenue and First Street-Owen Don
nelly ct ux, to Myron NJ Parker part
lct 10 and part original lot IL. square
$50, SO.
Sixteenth Street and Florida Avenue
Northwest. Edward Chapman ct ux.
TO John G.. Campbell, part original lot
6. square ia. SO.
Thirtieth Street northwest, between y
and o Streets-Brooke Mackall ct ux.
TO John Curtin. part lots Ill and III.
square 1241, So
Thirtieth Street northwest. between y
ano StreetsDJohn Curtin ct uR,. TO
Emily c. Matthews. part lots Ill and 112,
square 1921. 50.
IngIcside-Curtis E Gresham to Alice
T. Matthews; lot 81. block 4. $4,000.
Long Meadows-Lucy E. Nevins ct vir
Burnett L. 20 George Wick; lot lis. block
30. $40.
University Park-William w. Souder
ct ux TO William s. MINK; lot 20. block
40. SO.
Columbia Heights-William s. Min
nix ct ux. TO William w. Souder; lot Is,
block 80. $40.
Columbia Heights-John NJ. Hendsr-
/ son TO Eugene NJ. Tilden: lot ~, block
/ %. $40.
/ observation-disclosures f. Marcean ct viz
! Delzene 10 Sarah G. Marean; part lots
] and 2, block /. $40.
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DAILY STOCK MARKET REVIEW
Aggressive Operations for Short Account Marked Early
Transactions-Bank Statement Agreeaby Dsap-
ponting-Trading Feverish UP TO Close.

Active features OF the railway list were
hook Island. Baltimore and Ohio, Atchi-
sen, Missouri Pacific. Southern Railway
common. and Erie. In the instances of
Amalgamated Copper and Metropolitan
street Railway, a fair degree of sup
ort was evident.
With the course of the day the dealings
developed mere irregular tendencies, and
occasional sharp rallies took place.
which were chiefly owing 10 the cover
ing OF short contracts.
The bank statement did not make, by
any means. so weak a showing as had
been indicated in the preliminary esti-
mates. The decrease in actual cash was
only S4.S45. 900. or about so per cent of
~, amount set forth in the general cur
rency movement of the week. The loan
account showed a decrease of $50 900.
and deposits decreased S7,012. 900.
The statement was far out of technical
proportion. as the change in the deposit
item was far in excess of the altera-
lions in loans and in cash holdings. Sur
plus reserves decreased SO. 0S9 900 and tho
banks still hold 1881. 900 in excess OF
the lawful requirements as against So
975. 900 in the corresponding week of last
year.
The publication of the bank statement
was followed by a general and SHARP
rally in the stock market. in which
Amalgamated Copper and st. Paul were
conspicuous. The trading continued fe-
verish. however, UP to the close o.
business. and. Notwithstanding the re
ceipt OF encouraging dispatches from
washington with respect to the chances
for the passage of the Aldrich bill. there
was stiu evident great uneasiness as Il
the fate of that measure.
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Equity Court. No. Justice Hsgner-
starkweathe- vs.. Johnson; motion 10
amend bill overruled. Same vs.. Jenner:
motion 70 dismiss bill overruied. Jacobs
vs. Jacobs; pro confesso against defend
ant Jessie Eidridge granted nunc pro
tune Thomas VS.. Johnson; on hearing
Equity Court, No. 2-Justice Could
Stewart VS. stewart: pro eonfesso as 20
defendant G. z. Swearinger ordered ID
Mario VS. hi Mario. commission ordered
q issue. Arlington Brewing Company
VS. Sullivan. Ivan Heideman and James
Z Padgett appointed receivers. Downs
VS.. Downs: cause ordered stricken from
calendar. Harvey VS.. Washington Loan
and Trust Company; time for excepting
20 answer extended. Scott vs.. scott de-
cree OF February %. 1903. vacated.
Circuit Court No. 2-Justice Cla-
baugh-White VS.. Bailey; motion tor
Judgment overruled Willard vs. COOK
et al; judgment against defendant lor
coets as per mandate and further upon
notion for IS 600. Hartpett IS. city ana
suburban Railway Company. motion 10
strike out interrogatories reserved TOT
cave TO cross-examine orally grahte1-
Lane VS.. Metropolitan Railroad COM
pany. time 10 hear motion for new lTlAI
attended 10 March 13. Clark vs. Mutual
Score 1870 Insurapcc Comp ny; no
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Fifth Street northeast. between G and
d Streets-Winiam n. Morrison ct ux-
10 John K and Susie NJ. Wade. lot IL,
square S37, SO.
2O17 Q Street northwest-Roberdea
Buchanan, trustee, TO George b. Fife,
lot 81. square SO. 81.
Lawrence Street northwest, between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth Streets
Samuel NJ. Burgess ct ux- 10 Annie e.
Guthrie. lot 127. square 1SS, 500.
f Street northwest. between Twenty
second and Twenty-third Subsidiary
s. Hogan TO Hattie V. Parker, lot 3
square SO, $40.
K Street southwest. between Thir-
teenth and Thirteen and half Streets
Charles p. Williams ct Tx TO west
End National Bank. all square go. So
North Capitol Street northeast, be-
tween p and Q Streets-Percy H Rus
sell to Mary Ann Beetham. lot a. square
66S. SO.
500 Street rorthwest-Charles F
BENJAMIN ct al. trustees. to Patrick J.
Collins. part lots ! and 10, square $50,
81. 1925.
street northwest. between First and
Third Streets-Jennie A. Foster ct vir
Frank ID. to Jane Glastonbury, part orig
inal lot 16. square 551, SO.
Twelfth Street northwest, between \
and o Streets-Robert z. Bradley ct al.
trustees. to Washington T. Nailor, part
original lot 6. square 313. 81 400.
Street northwest, between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth Streets-George G
Brown TO Lester A Barr and Clarence
b. Rheem, lot IS, square $50. $780,
I street northwest. between Thirteenth
and Fourteenth Street-Lester A Barr
Of al TO the Brunswick Apartment House
Company. lot 80. square $50. So
Potomac and Grace Streets north
west-Arthur L. Fill 10 Capital Tractor
Company. part lot A. square 1000. $40
/ O Street northwest. between sixteenth
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THE COURT RECORD.

tion for bill of particulars overruled.
Daish VS.. District OF Columbia set for
trial March 10 from stet. Davis VS..
Smith: motion for new trial overruled.
judgment on verdict for plaintif1 for
s. 500: appeal; supersedeas; bond, $4,000
Cissel rs. Smith ct al; motion for new
trial overruIed and judgment on verdict
FOL plainun for 1000; appeal; super
scdeas. bond. 81 800.
Probate Court-Justice Blrnard-Es-
tate OF Gustevus w. Pope; proof OF pub
Iication Estate OF Martin 9. Cannon;
inventory fled. Estate OF Constant :
Trevitt: will fully proved Estate OF
Mary sullivan: order appointing Nellie
r. CorcOran collector, bond $1,000 Es-
tate OF Frank z. Boardman; letters OF
administration granted TO Edward S.
Bailey. bond $500 Estate Of Constant
:. Trevitt; will admitted 10 probate and
letters testamentsry granted TO Susan A.
Trevitt bond $500 Estate Of James
KeIcher: proof OF publication Estate OF
Emily V. Billings; account passed In re
Eleanor C. Hilbs: do. Estate OF Mar
garet Keliher; inventory filed. Estate "
Pacifcus Ord: order for publication Es
tate OF James Baird: letters Of admins
tration granted TO Grace y Cohen, bond
500. Estate or Robert Andrews; order
fo- r.-rhlf~pffon-
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FINANCIAL.
MONEY MAKES MONEY
YOU DO NOT NEED LARGE CAPT.
tai TO MAKE LARGE
INVESTMENTS.
The Cooperative Investment System
Places the Poor Man on a Level
With the Rich.

The time has come in the evolution of
business systems when the man with a
few dollars capital can make as much
with IL proportionately as the large
banking or trust company. He is not
shut out from the large profits that come
from large transactions. The reason the
large financial institutions have made
so much money is because Of their abii-
ity TO use in their transactions large
sums Of money belonging to thousands
of small depositors.
Under our system of Cooperative In
vestments the same large transactions
are carried on and the profits, less a
small commission for our services. go
TO the depositors. In this way your
money has all the earning power OF large
capital. because in combination with the
money of our other depositors Il ac-
tually becomes large capital.
Our system is a simple enc. We use
the money of our depositors in perfect
y safe and legitimate investments. pay
ing by check monthly 10 our depositors
their pro rata share of the profits made
during the preceding month Deposit
Ors are guaranteed against loss. and
may withdraw their deposits on demand
at any time The chief value OF our
system. aside from the combination that
gives us large capital TO work with. Is
our careful and expert handling OF the
money, resulting from our long and
close study OF the markets and all finan-
ciaI and Industrial conditions. This en-
ables us 70 use the money to the best
advantage, secure the largest possible
profits. and al the same time make in
vestments that arc absolutely safe We
were enabled In this way TO pay an
average OF 20 per cent profit the past
three months.
We will send you free little book
let. cooperative Investments, which
explains our system in detail. II Will
nav you 10 write for II.
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CUNARDER ETRURIA GROUNDS
IN FOG IN NEW YORK BAY

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-The Cunard
Line steamship Etruria, which left her
pier in this city for Queenstown ana
Liverpool at s O'Clock this morning. ran
aground during fOggy weather which pre-
vailed. shortly before 1890 o'clock, on
the tail OF the Romar Shoals.
She was still hard and fast at noon.
having refused the assistance OF small
feet of tugs. II is thought that she viii
aoat clear when the tide makes food
late this afternoon.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF 60
LLMBIA. HOLDING 4 PROBATE COZ Rl

SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT or %
LI-MBIA. HOLDING A PROBATE CObhI
No II ,256. Administration.
This is to give notice that the sulscriber. OF
the District Of Columbia. has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District OF Columbia let
ters testanentary the estate Of Robert An
drews. late OF the District Of Columbia, de
ceased. All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned to e1hl3it the
same with the vouchers thereof, legally hu-
thent icated. TO the subscriber on or before the
9th DAY OF FEBRUARY, A d.. 1904; other
wise they may 10y law be excluded from all ben
eft Of said estate.
CseaI) MARGARET r. ANDREWS.
1881 4.h ST
Attest: LOUIS DENT,
Register Of Wills for the District OF Co
lumbia. Clerk Of the Probate Court.
" r. ANDREWS, S. ID. LUCKETT, Attorneys-
fe2s-mh7.A
SUPREME COURT or THE DISTRICT OF CO
LUMBIA HOLDING A PROBATE COURT.
No 1870. Administration
This is to give notice that the subscriber. OF
the District Of Columbia. has obtained from the
Probate Court Of the District OF Columbia let
ters Of administration on the estate OF Isaac W.
Sutler. late Of the District Of Columbia, de-
ceased All persons having claims against the
deceased are hereby warned TO exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof, legally authenticated;
OF FEBRUARY. A. u. 1904; otherwise they
may by law be excluded from all benefit OF
said estate.
Given under my hand this 9th day of Feb
rlary, 1903.
(Seai) GEORGE BURGESS.
Pacific Building. 622 + st NV
Attest: JOHN r.. ROUZER,
Deputy Register Of Wills for the District
Of Columbia; Clerk OF the Probate Court
EDWARD 5 BAILEY. Attorney
NH
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HARD NAMES.

After a half hours conversation as
fellow passengers. one announced that
he was to get of at tho next station.
Before we part" he said, Il should
like to know your name"
Certainly" was the reply. My
name is Flint"
.'Ha. Ia, Rather hard name But
mine is harder"
THAT so? Don't see how there could
be a much harder name than Flint"
We'll. it would seem so, but my
name is harder"
What is your name?"
'sHarder-Frank Harder. OF Spring
field. Kansas City Journal
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EASY AFTER THAT.

And how" they asked the successful
worker Of prize winning puzzles, how
do you account for your marvellous abil-
ity to solve so many abstruse geomet-
rical and astronomical problems?"
II give my wife full credit for it all
replied he proudly. She taught me
how TO figure out the meaning OF some
OF nor dressmaking pattern charts Al
ter that the other things were easy! -
Cincinnati Commercial Tribune.
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WASHINGTON STOCK MARKET.

Sales-wash. Gas, 1756s17s. 25Gs2;
Lanston. 15OG10. 10O610h.
After call--U 5. reg. IS, $4,000
1O7%; Greene Copper, S1G25A. 1000
251s: Wash. Gas. 25GS2. 1o0gsSA; c.
and p. Telephone 5s. $2.O00G log.
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NEW YORK COTTON MARKET.

Especial TO The Washington Timcs.)
NEW YORK. Feb 2S.-The following
prices were quoted today on the Cotton
Exchange; market barely steady.
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than expected and was received with
cheers on the floor.
The market recovered rapidly after the
bank statement was given out. Prior
transactions were on heavy selling and
lower prices. although good undertone
was evident.
The course of the stock market de-
ponds largely upon the fate Of the AL
drich bill There are many conflicting
reports and views entertained as to
whether il will pass or not. 1t is gem
orally recognized that if IL comes TO a
vote in the Senate today 70 will pass.
and the application Of cloture rule in the
House would jam it through that body in
less than a days time.
At a conference of the leaders on the
financial bill Senator AIdrich stated his
bill will come before the Senate today
and will pass. a prominent member of
the House Banking and Currency Com
mittee tells Mr.. Aldrich that that com
mittee will report the bill. which was re-
ferred TO il Yesterday, some time today
with a few amendments.
Another report confirms the statement
that Mr.. Aldrich says the Senate will
pass the bill today, but expresses his
uOubLS as 20 It's rate n the HOUSE
These misgivings are echoed by a mem
Der Of the House. who believes If the
time was longer IT could be passed. but
is not sure that II can be done under
existing conditions.
Until the formal official announcement
OF the terms OF the Rock Island Frisco
deal is made. giving the details as to
price and property acquired. and a
similar announcement by the Rock ISL
and management concerning the deal
with the Union Pacific and Southern
Pacific. II VIII be impossible TO de-
termine the scope OF the great plans
which have so quietly been put into
effect by the Rock Island. More i'm
/ portant to it even than the acquisition
of the Frisco are the alliances which it
has made.
II Is evident, even without official
confirmation. that the Atchison and the
/ Southern Railway interests arc parties
/ to the Frisco deal The Atchison. IL
will be found, is actually n party in the
/ general plan. While Southern Railway
may not figure 50 prominently or openly
| in the realignment Of railroad inter-
/ ests, It requires no inspiration to show
/ that its consent was primarily essential
to the carrying out Of the general deal.
Details of the Erie bond issue are be-
ing worked out. and IL is said that some
further announcement in connection with
fl will be made shortly
The Reading statement for January
shows an increase in net earnings OF
| S14S. SOS and an increase in net earnings
1 for the coal and iron company of 1924.
/ 04s.
If recent legislation by Congress serves
/ 10 expedite a decision in the Northern
| Securities case the street will be dis
/ posed 70 regard II more favorably- 1t is
nearly fifteen months since the Northern
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The street. as we'll as the manage
mcnt of the company. is anxious TO have
it's legal status tested. but IL the case
OF the United States against the company
were to await its regular order on the
calendar of the circuit court 1t is I'M
possible 10 say when even the decision
of that court might be handed down. But
Attorney General Knox, acting under the
recent act of Congress, has requested
that the case be advanced, and this may
, save months of waiting.
Notice is given by the Louisville ard
Nashville Railroad Company that the
whole series OF it's $50 collateral trust
4 per cent gold mortgage bonds. amount
lag to 81. 500 900, are called for redemp-
ton at par and accrued interest on
April 1 next. The same will be paid
Oh and after that date on presentation
at the office of the company, New York
city. Interest on these bonds will cease
from and after the date mentioned.
Gould interests will push the plans
| for rounding out the Southwestern sys-
TEN. and will Issue 100000 Iron
! Mountain bonds, one half to be taken
/ by the GouIds and Rockefellers-
| II is understood that Wabash is pre-
pairing to make some important an
nouncemeuts. which will probably be
/ given to the public next week
Recent buying of Wabash makes Gould
| control certain.
/ Erie statement for January shows an
| Increase in net earnings of $152,S5I-
! Accompanying this notice. announce
merit is made by J p Morgan & Co that
/ the privilege is given until March Ii
/ next to the holders of these bonds. to
/ exchange their bonds for the new col
! lateral trust $50 4 per cent bonds Of
/ the Louisville and Nashville Railroad
! Company upon terms which may be
| learned upon application at the hrm
ONCE.
Beyond some more or less positive as
! sertions as to the date on which an
/ official announcement viii be made.
nothing new has been suggested in
/ Hooking Valley affairs. That some an
nouncement Is imminent is taken for
granted; that 1t can be authoritativeiy
stated that IT will be forthcoming on
such and such n particular date may be
/ doubted.
Exactly q week ago Il was said that
/ the Hooking Valley properties would
pass to a new company to be formed,
/ called possibly the Consolidated Coal
and Railroad Company. that this COM
pany would be controlled Jointly by the
/ Pennsylvania and Lake Shore; that
! per cent would be guaranteed on the
/ Hooking Valley common stock by these
/ companies. and that the preferred stock
/ would be retired. This was not official
but IL seems to be accepted now as sub
! stantially accurate.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.

Especial TO The Washington Times)
CHICAGO. Feb. 2s.-The following
prices were quoted on the grain market
today:
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BANK STATEMENT.

NEW YORK. Feb. 2s.-The following
Is an epitome OF today's bank statement:
Reserve ............D Dec. SO. 0S9. 775
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PROPOSALS.

PROPOSALS will be received az the Bureau Of
Supplies and Accounts. Navy Department Wash
ington. ID. C.. until ~ O'CLOCK NOON,
MARCH :, 1908. and publicly opened imme-
diately thereafter. 70 furnish at the Navy Yard.
Washington, d. c.. quantity OF mixed acid,
files. thread hemp, sheepskins. braid. zinc. lum-
Der. bristles, screws, springs. nuts. copper, and
alcohol. Blank proposals VIII be furnished upon
application 70 the Bureau. A. :. KENNY.
Paymoster General L. :. y fe2S- rnhs
L. $. ENGINEER OFFICE. 2OOl l ST. NV,
Washington. u. C.. Feb p. lsOS--sealed pro-
posals for reconstruction of Pier No. OF Aque-
duct Bridge across Potomac River at George
town D. c. will be received here until II NJ.
MARCH 30. 1905, and thee publicly opened
Information furnished on application. CHAS. j.
ALLEN. Lieut. Col Engrs- fe2s-mh2s 5, 4 %, 2S
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FOR RENT-PIA.VOS.

PARTY leaving city desires 20 rent upright
piano for al indefinite time at - per month
Addr~ss ROY 20 tbis c<8o. s~2A-st
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FZNANCE AND CONNER CE.
CURRENT NEWS AND GOSSIP
OF INTEREST TO INVESTORS

Securities Company was Incorporated.
and the litigation that has served to
prevent the carrying out of the COM
pany's plans TO a great extent has been
dragging along for practically the same
period.
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LOANS OF $40

AND UPWARD o. FURNITURE AND PIANOS.
at lowest rates and ON the Gay yOu Apply We
are Ioalang on the building and Lean AGso-
citation plan. which makea the cost Of carry
ing loans much leas than y0u pay eisewhers
and allows you to pay u Of in any sized notes
ysu desire. running from one TO twelve montha
you have loan with some other COMPANY
We will pay IL OF ana advance you more rnO7ey
II desired. Rates cneerfuily given. ana no cost
to you unless loan Is made Call and get rates
Front room. frst door.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE LOAN CO,
oz5 St n W
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If recent legislation by Congress serves
10 expedite a decision in the Northern
Securities case. the street viii be dis
posed TO regard IL more favorably. 1t is
nearly fifteen months since the Northern
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The bank statement was much better
than expected and was received with
cheers on the floor.
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The Reading statement for January
shows an increase in net earnings oil
s14S. SOS and an increase in net earnings
for the coal and iron company of 1924.
04e.
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PERSONALS.
PROF, CLAY, 489 Il ST. S. W.
MADAME CATHERINE.
STORAGE.

STORAGE. 75c load UNITED STATES STOR-
IcE CO Ea0 rDth a nv. fe27-Iot
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The market recovered rapidly after the
bank statement was given out. Prior
transactions were on heavy selling and
lower prices. although a good undertone
was evident.
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Details of the Erie bond issue are be-
ing worked out, and IL is said that some
further announcement in connection with
fl will be made shortly
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E. 6. WALDEN s co.
Room $50. Mermod & Jaccard Building.
St. Louis, Mo.
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY.

OFFICE, COR. 9TH AND SIS.
PAID-UP CAPITAL. ONE MILLION.
Loans IN any amount made on approved
- real estate or collateral at reasonable
rates.
- Interest paid upon deposits on monthly
- balances subject 10 check
- This company acts a. executor, admin
- istrator. trustee, agent, treasurer, regis
- trar and in all other Aduciary capacities
- Boxes FOR rent IN burglar and 1reproof
- vaults for safe deposit and storage of val
- liable packages
JOHN JOY EDISON. .....-.-.-.-.....-..Pr President
JOHN A. SWOPE.-............E Vice President
ELLIS SPEAR Second Vice President
ANDREW PARKER................-.- Treasurer
BRICE J. MOSES. Assistant Treasurer
THOMAS BRADLEY. Real Estate Ohcer
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT
Is prepared TO assume the management Of your
real estate Careful attention given 20 all de-
tails.
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GOVERNMENT BONDS.
RAILROAD BONDS.

CAPITAL Traction r.. n. s....... iosS 1Osx
Net. II. r. SIS. 1925 ll9$ -
Met r. II. Cert. Indebtedness lUi lU5
Net r. II. Cert Indebtedness B.. lO5 ~.
Columbia Il. r. 6's l9l4---.----.- ~ Id
Columbia Il u. 2d mort. S.. lO.6 .''-
City & Suburban 5G.--.......... ...'
Anacostia Potomac Hs..-..... -
= ash street Railway IS ------.- ~ oVs
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Do You NEED MONEY!
Money Loaned Salaried People

Rooms II and Is, National Union Building.
8iS ST. n W.