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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10
IMPORT NOTES.

DENATCRED TEA SwEEP1NGs--Wii-
lam p. Malburn. Assistant Secretary OF the
Treasury Department. has requested As.
sStant Attorney General Hanson. In charge
OF customs litigation. to fls an application
with the United States Court or Custoins
IAppeals for u review Of a recent decision
by tho board Of United States General APP
tton. the tar!f act OF 1918. Of de-
natured tea s~weepings. Tho board held
that these sweepingS were properly du-
ttDble upon the weight OF the commodity
leas tbs quantity OF lime shown Therein by
Shs report OF the analyst and that the
lime should be assesssd separately az such.
The Government Will argue In support Of
graph -. with duty NJ the rate Of 1 cent
per pound on the total weight OF the com
modify.
6HIPMENTS OF HrDEs--Customs col
Ioctora have been advised as 10 the proce
duro when hides requiring disinfoction GER
tihcAtes arrive here without such ccrtih
Gates, ~ follows: "1n future when n ship
ment OF hides which require. under the
regulations In r. u. 3O5s3 ,Clrcular 93,, Of
arrives without such certificate" the I'M
porter may make application to the d. part-
ment. Tor permission to disinfect the hides
at his thnnery. II the importer has the
proper facilities the Department of Apri-
culture VIII permit such diSinfection under
the supervision ~ an Inspector of tn. Eu-
reau OF Animal Industry and the Collector
permit the hide to go forward fruiu iiIr
port OF entry Ia tn. tNunory undrr ,u.-
toms seals, notification ~ such action +,
be sent 10 tho inspector NJ the Buroau q.
Animsl INDUSTRY designated 10 supervise
the Aisin3scusn."
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PORT FREIGHT TlEUP
NOW MORE ACUTE
Congestion Fills Railroad Sid
ings as Far West as
Chicago.
LACK OF SHIPS CAUSE

The congestion Of export freight or
New York has assumed such proper
lions. according to shippers. that II Is
not possible TO on getting carload
lots at any definite time to connect with
outgoing steamships. The Same condi-
ton exists at other Atlantic ports.
Thousands Of dollars worth Of expor,
goods, including munitions Of war, steel
rails. machinery and automobiles are tied
up. II 10 said that there is hardly a
big siding or storage yard between Chi.
cage and this city that 10 not crowded
with delayed freight.
Railroad officials say that the scarcity
Of ocean vessels il the real cause for
the present congestion.
At Savannah An embargo has beer
placed on all shipments TO Philadelphia
with the exception Of perishabls freight
Tho congestion OF freight Of the Mer.
chants and Miners Transportation Com
pany, Philadelphia district. Is the rea.
son for the embargo. Shipments al.
ready In the hands of the company will
be delivered without regard TO orders.
Tho white star steamship Company
II WAS said yesterday. will move its ves'
sells i'm the future practically In &c.
cordance with the wishes Of the British
Government, which has asked that the
fleet be used chiefly for munitions ant
grain.
II was denied At the offices Of IN,
| company yesterday that the action OF
the line In s%uspending passenger sail
, ings during the present month was thu
result Of action oil the part of IN,
British Admiralty. The euspending OF
sailing. II was explained, vas TO avoiC
the necessity Of having set times 70,
sailing and TO facilitate the compan!
in Its handling Of freight. The pas
senger trade pays little. II was said
and a great gain IL obtained II the ship!
car, sail without delay when they ar,
loaded.
Circulars arc out at present announc
ng passenger sailings after April ]
Officers OF the company say hat ther'
will be no change IN the plans outline,
In the circulars.
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FINANCIAL NOTES.

TIL. annual convention Of the New York
state bankers Association Will he held a.
Atlantic city on June : and =.
standard Screw Company has declared
all extra dividend ot 8 per cent, cn the
COMMON stock, payable April l to stock OF
record March 20.
Quincy Bent. who has been assistant
70 pr. sid ent r. ". Wood os the Maryland
steel company, has been made general
manager Of the s'ecton and Lebanon
plants.
q. Perry, Jr.. Reecher w.nckier. Winfield
8 Fleming and Frederick H.. Niche have
formed "a copartnership under the firm
ma me Of Perry. w,nckier q Co. to trans
~our.tiss and curb stocks. With Offices at
:. Broadway.
At the annual meeting ~ ;ho stock
holders ~ she i.ackawanns steel Company
at iackawanna. y Y. all OF IN" directors
caused 10y the death Of John q. Mccullough.
Fred =. Graham. secretary % The company.
waS elected 20 succeed Mr.. Mccullough.
Lee. Hieein-on a Co. ;hc Guaranty
Trust-Company and tn. Na,ionsl citv Rank
have ISSUED a circular in regard to the
Mi5vaIe steel ana Ordinance company ; per
,ent. bonds, due March I. 1885. summari1-
.ug tho financial condition ~ the company
and explaining N. reasons for the Issue.
forual aotire tha' IN. reaajus,ment pla n
Of ~" Minneapolis and -. Louis Rai,rosl
has become operative" With tho r,cclp. u'
nor" ~ "a - per cent. OF N" 'vp ana a
h.if year notes which ar" 10 he retired for
r'n"Na! has boon sent to al holders Of Ne
.ssus. The no;i,- announce that note
holders who nav" no. deposited for extern
Sion may oecom" parties 20 IA" agreement
~ presenting ;helr notes az the central
Trust Company.
Kuhn. Loeb & Co. Lee. Hisg!nsou 4 90
and Blair X GO. have announced thut the
interest due on the various securities IN
vowed tn the plan % reorsslization FOR
the Kansas City Railway and Light Com.
pAuy VIII. In accordance" With the ternls q!
tho plan. Ice PAID on March Is ~ the
office OF the New York Trust Compaug
On that iay there wifi he disbursrj also thu
interest due January !. 1915, on the new
securities issuahle under the plan To the
deppsl:oys e.! OLD securities
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ship Line USES
RAILROAD TO SAVE
Sugar Train Sent Across Con.
tinent, While Vessels
Make Money.
DUE TO HIGH SEA RATES

Announcement was made here yester-
day Of the arrival in Philadelphia Of
nifty carloads Of raw Hawaiian cant
sugar. shipped by the American-Hawai-
ian Steamship Company from San Fran
cisco. This is the first shipment OF the
company brought about by the great
advances In ocean freight rates. which
make II more profitable to send sugar
across the continent by rail than to use
ships for the long voyage to the Attain
tic. II IL the first trainload Of Hawaiian
sugar ever to make the transcontirental
Journey.
After the closing Of the Panama Canal
the American-Hawaiian company. which
Ia under contract for the delivery OF a
large amount Of sugar In Philadelphia.
decided on transcontnentai shipment.
The company a now fulfil its contract.
using two steamships between Hawaii
and San Francisco. It IL estimated that
from twelve to fifteen vessels would be
required TO get the sugar to the Atlantic
by way Of the Strait OF Magellan. The
ships released for other service will
yield at the prevailing charter rates
enough to enable the company to meet
easily the railroad charges.
The Ohioan. which bore the first ship.
ment under the new plan. left Honolulu
on February 10. AZ the train reached
Philadelphia on Wednesday. the journe,
o twenty-seven days. This is some
what less than Is counted on BY thu
Panama Canal route. where twenty.si,
days and the additional time for die
charging Of the cargo are usually re-
quired. The train made the tri,
across the continent In the very fas
time FOR non-perishable freight OF four
teen days. II is said that the 2l,0o'
tons OF ~ in the fifty cars made th,
largest single transcon,inental shipnen
OF any one commodity every handled
The shipments will be continued reeu
larry until the reopen!ng Of the Pana nj
Canal.
Within n short time the two suga
carrying ships between Honolulu an,
San Francisco will he the only vessel
OF the Observation-Disclosures feet a
twenty-eight TO be operated on regula
lines. TWO ships have been sold. Tn
others will he used In reaping the grea
harvest, offered in the high freight rate
due TO the pressure for vessels OWN
to the war.
The Luckenbach Steamship Compan
Is In a position similar to that of IN
Observation-Disclosures Line. having re
Gently withdrawn It's fleet from IN
Panama trade.
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IRON AND STEEL K
Demand for semi.Ffn isheA Prod.
nets stSll Most urgent.

The demand for semi. finished steel con.
tinues most urgent both for nearby and fu.
ture delivery. One contract for about 1000
tons Of open hearth bille's is reported to have
been PLACED at a. haze mill for delivery at
Cleveland. Ohio. Eastern mills are asking as
high as so per ton for special open hearth
hillets. and one lot OF s,n0 tons Of forging
b,lle,s has been sold by All eastern Pennsyl.
vania mill to a manufacturer OF locomotives
at So per ton. Another contract for about
loo tons Of open hearth billets has been sold
for export at S6 per ton, These sales indi
cate the imperative needs Of both domestic
and foreign consumers
The demand for heavy steel melting ecrap
from the steel companies IL unprecedented
The United states Steel Corporation. in add
ton to the lco. co tons reported last week. has
secured 5000 tons more scrap for delivery al
the Gary works. Independent s,eei uanufac.
turers are urgently in the market for crop
ends and for bes-emer as veil as for basic
iron. II IL estimated that about 10000 tons
Of steel making pig iron IL still under nego.
iiation in the central West.
Several new inquiries for round steel bar
have come from manu- arturers of war mum
tons. About 900 tons were reported yes,er.
day in the Eastern territory and 5000 tons
are wanted for delivery ut Cleveland during
the latter part Of this year.
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COURT HOUSE COST
Is CUT $2,6OO,0OO
Extravsgant Features Left
Out, but Lowell's Idea
Kept Outwardly.
EXPECTED TO-DAY

It vas made known yesterday through
the publication Of the calendar for the
Board Of Estimates meeting to-day that
the Court House Hoard has modified It's
original plans Of a new County Court
House and will submit to-day . plan
calling for an expenditure less by S2.-
100000 than was asked for when the
matter a first discussed.
For several weeks conferences Of those
representing the board and the city on
ciaA have been held with the view Of
finding some way out Of the dinlculty
into which the prospect OF building a
new court house at a tim when the
projected the Mitchell administration.
The proposal to abandon the project was
quickly rejected because Of the large
amounts invested in real estate and the
meagreness Of the chance Of getting
back anything like what was paid for
the site. To mark time and do nothing
while holding the land was equally dis.
advantageous because Of the heaviness
Of the carrying charges.
A critical study Of the plans made by
Guy Lowell raised the possibility OF SC
'ssOusay iu6 dB w " tuS pIiNC HNA
terially without altering essentially the
new building. 4 communication to the
Board Of Estimate on Tuesday last indi.
Gated that h Court House BOARD
thought II unwise to proceed with the
building as originally planned. and stated
that the suggested notifications would
reduce the cost from about l 1000. zoo
to S7.500.000
While the notifications have not beer
made public. II is understood that the,
involve the elimination Of certain deco
rative features and other interior speci
fcations to which objections have bcei
raised on the ground Of extravaganza.
h Board OF Estimate will he askec
to-day TO approve the modified plans ant
specifications and TO authorize the issu,
Of $500, 900 Of corporate stock to ME-
the cost Of the new building, Complet,
plans will he filed with the board an,
the whole matter will be referred to tn,
Corporate Stock Budget Committee 70
detailed consideration.
II In expected that In the event OF n
bids IA low as $4,000 0 are received
provision will have been made for a re
consideration.
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DAIRY PRODUCTS MARKET.

RrTTEr-M TX; continued a-r ,ts.
'rF!.' W." : 10, a.. '7'i'' - 9's7
,ior,ro sood. iie""'p,' "'r" H-a' '.t
Included ul. o. h... !t..- 'r..u o,tt
'.'Ia. slpr,.,, Inadequate - tnc
mfn.. am" .-' r.N.N "a -..e' 90 q
year ago prH..- s-.. hlsh.r Gono-.,..
Ia i'"s aa3 rt.i.ra .'-s l,:!ye .aa &C. .
.fin".a TEAM o.. "A'ras &c. AstN.
"ud.. Sc $751;. ;.i..s. .cg2l... un.,Itei
tauc-, p $50. p.m o. 'hoic:. az. .
ing, $ar "''-, Hr.'., aot- !3lirc.. seconds
20 u 30, thin, -,H So. state Dairy, good
70 pr!inr. :'4 o.. Ir'pya'od. c>,ras CO..
m?II; Hrs,. ."s, '%'i'"y. :a'! B:ss
CHEZ l'-.N4 rh,t ,on',r'eJ nrm On ac.
Nv huyir' Goa 'ncai use ard export. Liver.
BOO mnri."t a4'rnc,d "a 1905. for c,log-
and as for. White s'ock, and unierprtc.d
goods sold 'dg v,-',-dly All grade heli
MN on short rlpp'ics Western aivicss
eiso s,rGns prlcg': state, ~ha'' MIX
ltis1l7atc.; current make. lTMl7i.c
sinS'e dii'ios. is'. l1Si.c twins. 49,
is, . W !sc mo 'T.9. ~ da,,Ics
make, i5h aii;'.S: cho'ssc' i.ii. 4 , SS"'''''
EGGs..pcSr', Increasing rNreirts. both
for !eInani AM o. dealers eoi! out closely,
with hu,rrs w i,'ur fpr,h,f ieliy.rie,
'ons'd rtb'' s'o'h WIS ~~Nirrei on on, Of
oi,!-s Dcevod d,,i. rios on nrr"un. a.
s,orins probably ware responsible for much
o' 'n" Nhnr'hs' as pro1Ir'iNn Is supposed
!" nave lncrrnsti I" normal proportions
,othl c"nsumptN" demand very heavy
Prices; Fresh 1'thorra ev'ras, 80, 2ic.:
"oSir"S' ngs,s ."tg ".i'-" hrsts, .3a
,o'ar; neIrhy henncry whites, 3oT Sic.
brown. - " csc; miXr4. .3d.ii?c.
LIVE r~OULTkf-A dozen cars Were un.
ION ied yesterday ana about as many more
hr!i On track, Partial aEr,rment among
htrlk"rs In uptovr markets restored trad
ing 'h"r" to IA moro nearly norma! basis,
ana demand has wiIcuod 20 practically #,
usulI p'"p"'il"ns Prices ruled nrn
F""'s, l,Yl,'2".; chickens. 1910 .
hrnil'rs, .0@29c. roos,,re, ~ll,sr.. iurk.,
:ig gees. l'@,ic S;uineas' COO. per pan
DRESSED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. cont!au
vrFy light. Demand was sufficient to %.
serb the small amount COMING dcgpitc li",
rri""S. Prices unchangod. all Descriptions
&c. ing moderately. TURKEYS 20 scarce a..
to hs about nominal. Movement of irogon
poultry continues of fair proportions I,
sulplN the deiclt Prices: TURKEYS
ssG, ,chic."ns, hos packed, Western milk
~ hTpli"IH, 10, small, 23c,, molium
l!N -"r.; large. - a &c corn fed. I..c.
less, Philadelphia chickenH. In barrels.
large, 40 l:c, medium, :su 3oc. r~oIsters.
?'ff &c; Western, hnrrsllol stock. m,lb
hLN, boz bacE"'. lncIiln to larry. l7u
l9c small, liTlt", In barrels. It less.
%S'aldcd, ~! " iN' Squalls $; - down
as To s!ac fr"@~a tirk",,, 2G@ !9c. mil;
ted hrn..rrH. - 1890, corn fod. -. .sc.:
milk Fed chickens, 1>H 2$C,. corn fed. Ia
lie; iaw.. i1VI9c.. roosters. i4ac..
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10
PUBLIC UTILITIES.

The General Gas and Electric Corlpany's
report FOR the seven months ended January
81. 1916. d!sc.oscs gross earnings ~ Si,5as.-
:i3. total income ~ eS3<.ts%. and a sur
Plus OF slaS.s:t Tn. gross earnings ror
the .ubstiis r,es for February were S:ts. ass.
III" increase OF 1913" over February
The statement Of earnings Of the United
Gas IMPROVEMENT Company for tho year
ending De- cmb-r 81. 1913. disclcses total
ca-n.nes Of 1s0fl.3s9. a decreas. Of Sl3..
pr"Nts were S'.ss6.e.o an incrcas. % 800
$40 over 1914. and S2.Is..ist was carried
20 the undivided profits account. which 10
No<,seo more thar In 1914.
Til. January repor, q. tho Las, 81. Loui.
inGs ~ Ss:s.3ss. an Increase % s?3. zoo ovc'
January. 1919: net earnings Of e?I. 3ss. an
increase 81 -. !03. and a surplus o: S.g.J23.
nr an Increase of slo.335 aver correspond.
'1e month In 1915. For the yea eriei
January 81. ih' COMPANY sho"s gross "lrn.
over the previous years figures net earn.
iaGs OF 5! .o02. :si. n decrease Of s., l<s. lr.i
surplus % s3ti.3?s. or a decrease Of 347..
ssS over the preceding twelve months.
The we-s Penn Traction Company 70.
al Increase Of iiis.3i2 over Decemn .r
1919 ne; earnings Of 1:s7.:?t. an increa..
81 Si"a.0.i. and a surplus OF 3ls., 3sa. q,
an increase OF $3.50! over the correspond.
ing month In lsI>. For the year .ni-l
December u, 1915. IN. gross earnings ~.re
previous year. Net -arninss were 3?.soo
VII. AN Increase q: S<ot.ssi. ami a surpIu,
Was t.s.is0. or an Increase Of s.gi.t.t
over ielA.
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60 To REHMl'Dk "fs'es " T.. ne''wr-'
Eookirt nu~i.c" - :. Go. Itl A. q cav : J
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JSURROGATES' NOrlCEs.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order OF H,no,.
ebls John J., tohAlan. u Surrogate of ,ns
County Of New York.. notice is hereby sIsn
Nash. late Of the County Of New Iork d.
ceased. to present the same with your.,r.
thereof to the subscribers NJ their pace Of
trSnsacting businesS, At the ONCE OF The
Iai..trr Loan rnd .rus; 'umpuny. No. ~
William street, In the Borough " MaNhpt-
tan. CITY OF New York, on or before the 10,
day Of July next.
Dated. New York. the 18th day o: De.
GENDER. 1915.
JHE FARMERS LOAN 4 TRUST CON.
PANY.
BY EDWIN GIRRs. Asst. seey.
WALTER u. HOPPING. Executors
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THE SUN, FRIDAY, MARCH 10, 1916
NO NEW CURB MEMBERS NOW
plan 20 Defer Action On Applica.
tions Untn Reorsanisat ton.

After a meeting OF the special COM
inittee Of the New York Curb Market
Association n resolution was recon-
mended to the board Of representatives
that in view of the steps being taken to
reorganize the outside market no new
applications for membe rship should be
considered until the plans now pending
arc issued and acted upon.
A member Of the special committee
which was formed for the purpose of re-
organizing the curb ami moving the mar
ket indoors. where a ticker service could
be- established. said that some eighty ap.
plications for membership had been re-
Gently filed and that the resolution was
drawn up In fairness to the present
members Of the association.
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The Quincy Mining Company reports
for the year Cutei December 81. 1915.
profta amounting to sI,si3.6;J.
which is equi yalent to AZ a share. as
compared with S2oj,592 IN the preceding
year and s;G.lSO in 1914. The company
produced during the year 22.o54,sl3
bounds 81 ccpper which was sold for
S3,3T2.l2s. An additional prOft was
realized from the sale Of sll.N's worth
Of silver. as compared with sl2s3o In
1871,
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1916-03-10
RAILROAD EARNINGS.

Tho Delaware and Hudson Company
railroad department. reports to the Inter
state Commerce Submission for January:
1915 changes.
Total oper. rev. 81. lt0.2S& Inc. 95;<,s<&
rotR. oper. cvr.. 1885 Inc, Se.Get
Ne, op.r rev. s7so.7ia Inc. $3.50?
Dpcr incomc..... 1.:.oGs Inc. iG5.oos
From July !:
Total op-r. rev sij.'s2.23i Inc. Si.5Ss.os;
Totai oper. exp. s.9ot.+.t Inc. $50 20:
Net nper. rev. Ss.l2;.S61 Inc St,<23.2 ot
ope-. income .... $50. as Inc, i.tso,5,.
SPOKANE. PORTLAND AND SEATTLE.
Tho spokane. Portland and Seattle Raj.
1Ay reports ~ the Interstate commerce
Commission for Jauuar";
1915 changes.
To'al op.r. rev. S3oo.pS6 Inc. 1:.%c3
S.t. oper. rev. 1880 Inc. ic.%aS
Dper. Income. .... 6p.ss1 Inc. l3,Slt
From July l:
Total oper. rev. Sc.?ss. 53s Inc. Si<7.si3
Set oper, rev. l,s:s.s3i Inc, le<.t:s
oper. income. i.2Sa.3it inc. is5.3i5
ILLINOIS
1916. Changes
Month February. SS.Is&..sa Inc. Si.o55. oot
From July l..... t3.I5l.25s Inc, 3.!:s.so;
YA2Oo y MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
1915. Changes.
Month February. 3s7o,7?7 Dec ss,5s:
From JAY l..... 9,!<..iN Inc l.lls.5.O
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Extra Phclps, Dodge Dividend.

Phelps. Dodge n Go. have declared an
extra dividend OF $3.50 4 snare In add
tion 20 the regular quarterly dirideHd OF
81 so. In the last 'hr"" quarters an
.yt-a dividend ~ e. has h--n disbursed.
Tho dividend Is payable March al TO
holders Of record March 90.
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No Cars, Canada flour Nills Sto

WtSSrPEG, March ~ ErrtiIc ~ car
shortage big -four mills A, seyrra, ON
tario points closed to-day. although they
have export orders that would l' them
busy for several months Other mills
may follow SUIT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29

TO COLORED PEOPLE-'THE HOWARD al
Rhode Island ave- NV. Single rooms. ~, In
cludins running hot and cold water, cleo. light.
nv. hat; very exclusive: no children.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29
)wncr-First Time Offered

From Owner-First Time Offered
New hou--s: highest elevation NV: fOUR
BEDROOMS: tile bath: big attic: screened;
brr.Lfns porch; inelosed sleeping porch: don.
fireplace: large kitchen; outside pantry; cold
storage: laundry: servants toilet: y double
oak floors. rulonnadc partOr entrance: big yda.
Your opportunity to get the most p-to-dats
house In town at low price and on easy terms
II desired Address la7M. Star ONCE. SOC
$500 EQUITY FOR sl50-RRICK HOUSE;
wide lot; modern paved alley: Q rooms. bath:
heated: southern exposure: desirable iocat lion:
owner must sell. Address 1865. Star ONCE,
4 AUU AXE LOOMING foh AN A1-rKACrtvR
modern and substantial built brick residence
on the best and highest block on 18th st.. Mt.
Pleasant. at q bargain price. see this without
delay: reduced to Sc. $50: 81 800 cash. balance
arranged: 10-r.. 2-b.; steam heat; three
porches: o, 100 IT. to a 15-ft. paved alley:
room for large garage.
Handsome corner modern house: sig rooms
and bath: reception halls: electric light:
large lawn inciosed with hedge: highest and
best residence section HIghyisw; owner lcay-
ing city and wants offer 81 $50: $500 cash. bal
ance SIS % month. Including interest on first
and second trusts. taxes anu principal; can
guarantee a tenant for $l26 year.
NEW YORK REAL ESTATE BROKERS', l423 r.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29

ONE SQUARE FROM
18th STREET NORTHWEST.
ONLY $3.50.
Note these unusual terms. moderate cash
payment and only $43.7S monthly. which In
cludrs all interest and principal. You cave
on an average Of over half VI this each month.
Description:
The largest type of six-ro reception hall
home built. American Radiator Cos heat.
Big porch-s from, and renr. Room for garage.
Big bedrooms Handsome bath. Servant 9
toilet. Coal bin. Complete laundry. Big
separate pantry. Interior finish. mahogany
and white. Oak floors. Large attic. The
only home like 1t in Washing ton.
ACT NOW.
SHANNON & LCCHS,
Phone Main 2345. 713 14th st. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-10-29

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

SPECIALITY OF REAL EgTATn. .sAi.R AND
exchanxes-large. active list Of rssalesese.
business and suburban properties, apars1eAfA
building lots and rarms. We have AdvaD.
A. +. FOX COMPANY. 1911 n 1t. ~.
sales and Exchange Department.
An IDEAL LITTLE CHEAP PLACE. WITHIN
II minutes walk Of Takoma car line; Y acrss
land; Or. house: ortbuildinEs; fruit. etc:
price reduced to $1,000: easy terms ON equity
or take some cash and trade on balance for Q
small Investment property in city.
corner LOTS: on 8fade: beautiful shade:
about 10 minutes' walk from Takoma car line:
1900 &. n; price s.. $50: clear: trade for
equity In home NV. or small Investment
NEw YoRK REAL EsrArE BROKERS. 142s r.
FARM OF i06 ACRES. 8 MILE FRONTAGE
on cement road. within eight miles Of White
Rsuss; 6-rso0 house: Sod barn: At 8125 per
acre: sas-sAif1 cash. balance In coed incsms
prepefty.
BROOKIAND
Oeeinble e-room and bath; hot-water heat;
lot soxl5o: price. t4.6oo: will csasider Groom
modern Of equal value or little higher price.
near North Capitol 1t. o. In Mount Pleasant
section: would pay cash dinersncs.
Acl.AcHLHN BANKING CORPORATION,
~ 492. 10th and SITS. NV.