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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.

1927 GOOD HOPE ROAD, ANACOSTIA-
Beautiful home; 8 rooms. bath. furnace, gar
den, garage. shade. lot 69-265; bargain. 26'
FOR SALE BY OWNER-NEW BUNGALOW;
never occupied rooms and BATH large gar
den space; 20 minutes from downtown. Ad-
dress Box 291-A, Star office. 25'
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY TO PURCHASE
from owner his modern S-rOom house in the
heart Of Takoma Park; fine garden; near both
car lines; leaving city; will sacrifice for quick
sale. Address AZ Maple st. Inspect any day
except Saturday. 27s
HYATTSVILLE, MD.-BY OWNERS, 600
place, large porches, garage; corner lot, 60x300;
l square cars. Phone Hyatts. 1896 write
BOX 326 Hyattsville. Nd. 26'
TAKOMA PARK-FOUR- ROOM BUNGALOW
$3.50; terms; no improvements; u acre.
Phone Col. 436S-W, Fraser, 1O5 Elm ave. jy7f
TO SETTLE AN ESTATE-RIVERDALE MD
7-room and bath pebbledash dwelling; electric
lights; Ami; lot 7Ox150 TT. ......... So $50
Groom and bath frame dwelling: "A acre land
fruit; garage; Ami; electric lights. s. 900
11-room and bath frame dwelling; 1-3 acre
Groom and bath pebbledash dwelling; cleo
tric lights; ami; lot 70x1O0 it.. S.. 600
Groom frame dwelling; lot 70x1O0 it.; elec-
trio lights; Anil. SO, $50
All convenient to steam and trolley; one-half
mile from Baltimore blvd. Convenient terms
can be arranged.
HARRY A. HEGARTY.
Second National Bank Bldg.
Office phone. NJ. 25O2. Res. Hyatts 237
CABIN JOHN. ON CANAL DESIRABLE
summer cottages on ground leased from c. &
o. Canal Co.; beautifully located delightful
grounds: Can be seen by appointment only.
West 245s-W. 25s
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O. B. ZANTZINGER.

BOSSES
o03 Y. Y. ave. Phone Main 5371.
1000 BLOCK COLUMBIA RD.-REAL GOOD
6-room and bath home: heat and gas; newly
papered and painted; bargain; s.. 500; easy
terms. MCPHERSON BROS, Room Ill. 734
18th. Phone Main 1895. %
FOR SALE-ANOTHER Err
new row. 21 to 81 Bryant st. ne.
Two sold. To inspect take North
Capitol st. cars to Bryant st.
Houses open for inspection to 9
pm. every day. Six large rooms,
tile bath; hot-water heat: cleo
trio lights; laundry; oak floors !;
side-oven gas range: good lot to
15-ft. public alley. Phone NJ. oOS
for auto. Easiest terms in the
city-S1, 900 cash. $50 monthly,
including all interest.
H. r. HOWENSTEIN CO.,
1914 F St. NV. or
9Th and IT Sis NE
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Detached.
81 900 81 600 cash. SO monthly

Seven rooms and bath: electricity. gas; mod
eru heating plant; screened back porch; fruit
trees, and vacant.
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THE PROPERTIES ADVERTISED UNDER
name controlled exclusively By us.
THEY ARE ADVERTISED DAILY IN ALL,
PAPERS UNTIL SOLD. We give your bust.
cess perso 1sl and prompt attention.
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INVESTMENT PROPERTY.

CHEAP TO sPEoUIATOR-s NEW HOUSES
in Chevy Chase: owner leaving town July l.
Owner. Col. 1013-W. 24s
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PROPOSALS..

SEALED PROPOSALS, in duplicate, will be
received in the Office of the Chief Clerk. De-
syivania Ave. NV. Washington, d. c., until
2 O'Clock June ., 1920. and then opened for
map cases, aliases, and maps of Asia. for
in the Department of Commerce. Blanks for
submitting proposals may be obtained upon ap
plication to the Chief Clerk Of the Department
at the above address. Proposal 9153.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

WILL EXCHANGE CITY LOTS, CLEAR
Of incumbra noes, for suburban property or small
farm. Address Boz 352-E. Star ofice. 26e
LARGE. ACTIVE LIST OF RESIDENCEs,
business and suburban properties. apartments.
building lots and farms on which exchanges
can be made: we are making q speciality sAd
have many advantageous proposittoas.
THOMAS J. FISHER L CO.. Ines
7SS 18th ct. NV.
Exchange Department.
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FOR SALE-H0UsEs
Continued,

FOR SALE-NEAR HUME STATION, VA, A
very attractive suburban home, containing
rooms and bath cellar, hot-water heat. elec.
lights: large front and rear porches; fine gar
den; flowers and bush fruit: only two squares
possession. Price only $4,000. Can arrange
terms. FRANK E. HOPKINS, 404 kenois
II ROOMS AND BATH, 1 EXTRA TOILET;
steam heat: northwest section; large lot;
room for garage; splendid bargain and good
paying investment. Address Box 14O-T, Star
office 2Ss
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Seven rooms and tiled bath; hot-water heat
electricity: porches; hardwood floors: two
blocks from 1fth st. line: new; vacant.
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Bay-window brick. rooms and ba til. on two
floors; cellar under entire house; hot-water
heat; lot to alley; room for garage; newly
papered and painted. Get keys at this office.
Can sell on terms.
Near Central High School,
$3.50.
large rooms and bath. three-room deep
home, bay-window brick hot-water heat, with
large alley. 1900 cash, balance easy. Act
quick this. Possession at once.
Suburban Home, SIS, 500.
Detached home, rooms and bath. hot-water
heat, gas and electricity, fine fixtures. newly
papered; has lot 6Ox15O; grapes. fruit and ber-
ries Of all kinds. $3.50 cash and $40 per month
to include interest and principal.
T. B. Brown Co.,
1871 Gee st. NV. Franklin 2633.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION
S.. 500 ROOMS AND BATH: PETWORTH; ;
hot-water heat, electricity. lot 2Ox15O. ga
rage. Terms, $1,000 cash. balance arranged
PERCY H.. RUSSELL CO..
9th and n. Y. ave. NV.
Phone Franklin 5732.
S12, ,O0O-Exclusive 18th ST., near Dupont Cir
Terms. So. 600 cash, balance can be arranged
''' 'eS''pis PERcY VII Il. RUSSELL CO..
9th and n. Y. ave. NV.
Phone Franklin 5732
FOR SALE-COLORED; a VERY DESIRABLE
home. located in the northwest, containing. 9
and terms very reasonable.
HARRY A. KITE.
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10th St. Highlands Bungalow.
S12,75O; $1,000 cash, balance
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O. B. ZANTZINGER,
oo3 New York Ave.
Phone Main 537I.

O. B. ZANTZINGER,
oo3 New York Ave.
Phone Main 537I.
PRETTY COUNTRY HOME. VACANT.
ready to make living on: acres clear ioam;
valuable orchard: worth $3.50 yearly; good Ar.
10 miles in Va. S. $50; 1,25O cash. GEO. C..
WALKER, Kenois bldg, 11th G. after pm
25s
37SIa ACRES OF LAND, IMPROVED BY
large dwelling and all necessary outb1ildings.
located on State road leading from Wahhing-
ton to La Plata. about IA miles from the city.
The soil is good and can be made very pro-
ductiye An ideal tract to divide into small
acreages. Price $45 per acre. Terms to- be
should be sold within a few days. Apply
EDW. p. SCHWARTZ INC. 734 18th NV:
I57H ACRES NEAR ROCKVILLE, Md; 100
acres clear and balance in good timber. The
timber alone is worth s.. 600. The place is
watered by Rock creek and is in high state
of cultivation. Improvements consist of a
very large dwelling, tenant house, new barn,
cost 81, 900 last year, and all other necessary
outbuildings. There is a large apple orchard
poets to yield over 5000 this year. Other
fruit on the place and quite vineyard.
Price, So. 900, which includes all cattle.
crops in the barn and growing. There is con-
siderable wheat to be harvested shortly. This
also includes implements and machinery; in
fact, everything on the place belonging to the
owner II you are looking for place this will
satisfy you. as it is in the best section of
Montgomery county, and it is advisable for
you to see me at once, and, If interested, am
sure We can consummate a deal.
EDW. P. SCHWARTZ, INC. 734 18th St
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721 18th Street \ W Phones Main 5oO3-4.
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FARMS.
FOR SALE (Continued)

FOR SALE-CHEAP. TO QUICK BUYER. TO
settle estate. 24-acre truck farm. fully culti-
waited; lots of all kinds fruit trees: nine-room
house. barn and other outbuildings: FIVE miles
from Washington; half mile to car line A
bargain At $4,000. Phone Columbia 1O13-w.
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READY TO OCCUPY.
New Groom modern dwelling: easy terms.
INSPECT 371O 18TH ST. NV.
For sale by any broker or
TEpIrT prJT.nJNG COMPANY

New 6-ro0m modern dwelling. easy teEmos
INSPECT 371O 18TH ST NV.
For sale by any broker or
THRIFT BUILDING COMPANY.
Union Trust Building. Main 1853.
f}Y OWNER-NORTH CHEVY CHASE, MD
room colonial. cellar and attic. side porches,
electric light. hot-air electric range. with
screens. weather strips and awnings; modern
garage; lot SOx200: concrete street. Price.
Sl2 300 Address Box 2O6-T. Star office. 25s
81 COLUMBIA RID N.W.-SIX ROOMS AND
bath; front and back porches; hot-water heat;
electricity: deep lot to paved alley. So. $50;
terms. OWNER. "a @ st. NV. Tel. n. 5323J.
24s
FOR sAT.E-NINE ROOMS AND RECEPTION
hall: cash 1880 18th st. NV. No agents. 2S'
WANT 4 HOME IN CHOICE NORTHWEST
loca ation on easy payment plan? If SO invcsti-
gate this opportunity. Address Box 76-T, Star
Office. "a
2-FAMILY FLAT. REST SECTION GEORGE
town: 5 rooms and ba til and 6 rooms and bath;
one vacant; other well rented 81 900; terms.
Address Box 51-A. Star Office. 24s
1906 POTOMAC AVE. Sc
Nearly new house; cleo. lights,
h.-w. heat; owner leaving town.
Big bargain. For sale by THOS.
A. JAMESON, 9O6 New York
ave. NV. Phone Main $3.50.
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FOR SALE
2O5 II ST. NV
NOW VACANT
8 ROOMS. BATH, PORCH
L w. GROOMES. 1416 ST
FOR SALE+TO RELIABLE COLORED PUR-
chaser. On Il. I. ave. bet. 9th and 10th n w.
rooms and bath; large yard: good loca ton
for doctor. Price. $500 $500 cash pay
ment H. X. HOWENSTEIN CO.. 1914 + st.
7th and II sts ne.
LEAVING CITY AND MUST DISPOSE OF
my beautiful Saurs Addition home at once.
Completely detached: ten rooms and bath: hot
water heat electric light; instantaneous
ter heater; metal weather stripping; garage.
Excellent condition. Possession. Reasonably
priced. Address BOX 2O4-A Star office.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
$3.SOO-Sx rooms and bath: bay-wndov-
brick: semi-detached; garage. House in good
condition and in good section Of northeast.
Easy terms. Purchaser can move in immedi-
ately.
|. E. SHOEMAKER CO.,
1870 N Y ave NJ 1874
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

NEW SUBDIVISION JUST OPENED IN
Chevy Chase, large villa sites fronting Rock
Greek Park; attractive building lots adjoining
our previous deyelopments in Chevy Chase.
ALLAN w. GIBSON, Manager.
31S-319 Colorado bldg.
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PA. AVE- NEAR 9th sT.-Two FINE
BUSINESS PROPERTIES. Substantial and in
excellent condition. Price, $50 600
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Local TradinE Lirht.
Washington Stock Exchange.

at AZ.
Mergenthaler Iinotype-10 at 10, 10 ct III.
AFTER CALL
Mesgsathaier lnotype-10 at 121.
Potomac Nectrac Power q. n. 6s-$5o0 at
Capital Traction 5s-sle0oe at 81
Rid and Asked pricNs
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Grain, Produce and Live Stock
LOCAL WHOLESALE MARKET.

The wholesale market prices this
morning ranged about as follows:
Eggs-Strictly fresh, per doz. SASS;
average receipts, SO; southern. 50.
Live poultry-Roosters. per h.. %;
turkeys, per lb., 45a46; chickens, spring
per H., 30a32; hens. per lb, 2Sa30; keats,
young, each. 60a70.
Dressed poultry-Fresh killed spring
eennickens, en per h.. 34a35: hens. per lb..
% 49, ROSTERS. per lb., 26; turkeys. per
h.. 45a5O.
Pork-Dressed. small, 19a2o; medium.
IL; heavy. 15a17.
Live stock-Calves, per 1b.. 17a1S;
lambs. IL; sheep. sa6; hogs. "A.
81! Green fruits-Apples per Dbl, 2.5oa
lemons. per box, 450a5.50. Pineap-
pies. per crate. 6.00as.00. California
oranges, per crate, 10.00a12.0O; Florida
oranges. per crate. 5.Ooa7.5o. Grape
basket, Niagara. 30a35; Delaware,
S0a35: black. 30a35.
Observation-Disclosures nearby. No. /,
per Dbl, 3.25a35O; do, No. 2, 1.50a2.OO;
northern. per sack. 3.75a4.00; sweet
potatoes. per bb1., No. 1. 3.50a4.00; No.
2. 1.00a2.00; yams. 3.Ooa3.25. String
6eans; per basket. Florida; 45oa5 90.
bage. per bbl.. 1.25a1.75. Eeets. near
by. per 100, 400a6.OO. Lettuce. per
crate. 1.50a3.00. Celery. per crate,
2.ooa6. 0O; New York celery. 5.00a6. CO.
Romaine lettuce, 1.50a2.00. Squash, per
bbl.. 1.25a1.5o. Spinach, per bbl.. 2:o0a
sppess pss bos per eastes Sno5e
per sack. 1.75a2.25. Honeydews. 200
a2.60 per crate. Lima beans, 60a75 per
quart.
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Mexico has a. tribe of Indians whose
language is limited to about 300
words and who cannot count more
than ten.
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GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

BALTIMORE, Md. November 20 (Spe-
ciaD.-Potatoes. white. western Mary
iand and pennsylvania, No. /, per 100
IDS. l-15a2.O0; eastern shore of Mary
land and Virginia cobblers. 1.50a1.75
do. Mccormick, 140a15O; and nearby
75a1.00; No. 8, SO. Sweets, eastern
| shore of Maryland and Virginia, No. /
per bbl, 2.00a2.50; and nearby, 3.00a
$50: do. No. 2, 1.0Oa1.50. Yams, ali
sections. No. 1, per bbl., 2.50a3.00; No
- I.5Oa2. 90; Florida, green, per
Cabbage. New York. domestic, per
ton, 11.00a1300. Caulifiower, per bbl
3.a0a6. 90. Celery, washed, per bunch
Soal.0o; rough. per crate, 3.00a4.50
carrots. per 100 punches, 2.50a350
spinach, per bu., 50a65. Beets, per loo
crate. 3.00a4.00. Lettuce, per basket
a;5oa3;Oo. Savoy cabbage. per bu., asa
! 65. Onions. western Maryland and
Pennsylvania. yellow. 100 lbs, 125a
15o; eastern shore of Maryland and
Virginia. bulk, per 100 lbs, Local rs
per bu., 50a60. Horseradish, per bu
! 3.00a5.OO
! Tomatoes. Florida, fancy, per crate
350a4.O0; do, choice, 2.50a3.00. Oys-
terplants, per 100 punches, 5.00a ZOO
Broccoli. per bu.. S5a40. Brussels
! g.,
bu., s0a90. Turnips. per basket. 3Oa40
Pumpkins, per 100. 10.0Oa25.0O. Cucum-
bers, Florida, per crate, 5.00a6.00.
Apples, standard. all varieties, No 1
| per bbl., 2.50a6.50; do. No. 2, 2.50a
S.5o; loose, packed, No. l. per bbl.
2;ooa2 SO; do. No. 2. 1.50a1.75; do, per
100 lbs: 75a1.10; box apples, per box
! 1:50aS.50. Oranges. per box. 3.00a5.0o
Cranberries, per bbl.. 11.00a14.00
Grapefruit. per crate, 3.Ooa5.0O.
Selling Prices MT Noon.
! Wheat No. l red winter, spot
1.95; No. 2 red winter. spot. 1.s5: No
y red winter, garlicky, spot, 1894
November, 1881; December, 1.S4N
January, 1.S6A. Wheat sales-None
Announcement was made in the
chamber of commerce today of a re-
grades of city mills flour.
Corn-Cob. new. yellow, 4.25 per
bbl.; on track. yellow, No. 2 or bet
ter, los per blu. for car lots asked.
Corn sales-None.
Oats--No. 2 white, 63 per bushel,
asked; No. 4. So per bushei asked.
Rye-Bag lots of nearby rye, as to
quality. 1.65a1.7o per bushel; No. 2
western export. spot, 1853 per bushel.
Hay--No. l timothy (nominaD, $3.50
a33.00; standard timothy. 32.00a32.50;
NO. timothy, 31.O0a3l.5O; NO. tim
othy, 25.00a2S.00; No. light clover,
mixed, 29.00a29.50; No. 2 light clover,
| mixed. 27.00a2S.00; No. 1 clover mixed,
19.00a2S.50; No. 2 clover. mixed. 24.00a
$500; sample hay, 1s.00a23.00.
Straw-No. /. nominal; No. 2 straight
rye, nominal; No. 1 tangled rye, 1900;
No. tangled rye. 1900; No. / wheat,
14.5Oa15.50; No. 2 wheat, 13.o0a14.oe:
No. l oat (nominaD. 1S.00a1S.50; No.
2 oat, 16.00a17.00.
CHICAGO. November 20.-New low
figures on the crop were again re-
corded today for wheat and corn
futures. There was a fairly strong
opening in wheat. Influenced by export
condition, but after initial buying by
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seaboard houses ceased. there was nc
support to the market, and 1t slumped
from for December wheat to 2M Tor
March. Liverpool advices had it that
United Kingdom wheat supplies had
reached such volume that the
British wheat commission was likely
to reduce the fixed prices Of wheat
to millers.
Opening wheat prices. which were
from Il to Y lower. with December
1.72 to LII ". and March. 1853 to 1.62 II
first stiffened at the higher levels. and
then fell to 1.69 for December. and
1.60% for March,
Commission houses sold corn. and
there was renewed liquidation in that
pit. The opening was from " higher
to II lower, with December. 66h to
66A; May at ~ to II ". and July. TN
to 72. The slump carried December
to 65H. and May to 70h.
Oats yielded to the corn influences,
and dropped from an opening Of 4SA
to 48KA for May. down to 48.
Provisions were also weak, with
fresh pork and lard at reductions in
the cash market.
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DAIRY MARKET.

6ALIiMORE. November 20 (Spe-
by boat, live poultry
Springers. large. smooth. pound. 2sas0:
do. small to medium. pound, 29a30;
do. white leghorns, 2s: do, rough
poor an dthin, 25; old roosters, pound,
50' do, old hens, over four pounds,
Ssaa0; small. pound. 27a2S; do, white
leghorn hens, pound, 20: ducks, mus
covy. young. pound. 27a2S: do, white
ekins, young. pound, 30a31: do, pud-
die. pound. 29a30: do, smaller, poor,
pound. 27a26. Turkeys, young, pound,
43a45; do. old. pound, 43a45; do, poor
ana crooked breast, 35a3S. Pigeons.
Old, pair. 35a40; do, young, pair. 35a40.
Gulnea fowl. young, more than one
one one half pounds, each, 20: do.
smaller, each. so: do, old, each, 10.
Geese, nearby, fat, per pound, 33a34;
DO, western. 31a32: do. Kent Island,
30; 40. all sections, poor and thin. 28,
Eggs-Maryland and Pennsylvania.
nearby, dozen, 7SaS0: eastern shore,
Maryland, and Virginia. dozen, 7sasO;
western front, dozen. 77a78; West Vir.
ginia. dozen. 77a7s; southern, dosen,
Butter Creamery, fancy, s5ass:
prints, 66a6S; nearby creamery, 62a
%; dairy prints. Maryland, Virginia
and hennsylvania. s4as5; store pack
ed, 2S; Maryland and Pennsylvania,
rolls, a4a35; do, West Virginia, rolls.
s3aa4; do. Ohio, rolls, 3aa34; process
butter, 4sa50.
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CREDIT SITUATION IS SOUND,
UNANIMOUS BANKING OPINION
Fiinanciers Declare Unsettled Stock Market
Condition Is Sequence ofNecessary Trade
Readjustment-No Panic Is Feared.

OF sound stocks and bonds 1T presen,
prices: who 10 able to pay for them
or iuIly take care Of them, will surely
realize . handsome prent In the end.
Markets FAN t. Respond.
AZ the markets failed to respond ia
tRe fall In money rates, SO also they
TOOK no notice Of the Improvement in
snS, sns aoreien exchanges. This was an
|inaicatfo1 that the break in exchange
during the nrst half of the month
wa, like the high money rates. give n
an exaggerated importance ~ an in
nuence In the price movement. There
mas been = lot Of loose and reckless
tslk eeovt Europe not being able to
public. The Impression has been Civ
en- that Europe owes us q big bill for
commodity imports which II cannot
llqutdate. This IL quite erroneous
FOR stx months nov the banks have
oeen virtually discriminating against
Ing their LIQUIDATION on q large scale
As result. Europe's floating obliga-
lions In this country have been very
heavily reduced.
Our merchants, meanwhile, have not
except ;n IN few instances, been nnanc-
have always been able to obtain pay
ment for amounts due by selling ex-
change oills In tho open market, and
that there 10 no question Of the LIQUID
ity OF these bills 10 shown by the ac-
ton or the exchange market itself
where In two days, with all the dis
order elsewhere. sterling rates re-
covered over 10 cents in the pound.
We are having trouble in forcing
an immediate settlement of claims il
south America, and this was the prin.
clpal reason for the passing of the
American international divide nds this
week. But 1t Is not to be led
that these claims upon South Ameri.
can countries are not perfectly good
in the end. They are simply like SLOW
assets, which 1t will take time te
realise upon.
As for the discussion of the sol.
vency or European governments, it il
reckless and mischievous in the ex-
treme, No country in history, save
the degraded old regime in Turkey
ana the mad-dog government in Mos.
COW, has ever laid down upon its
debts. Even Mexico proposes to pay
as soon as It gets settled. There il
no comparison between the France
OF today and the France of 1886, wher
the assignats. almost worthless, were
the sole currency of the country wher
specie had disappeared. Yet France
went through that period and the
terrible succeeding strain of the No.
poleoRic wars without any question
or not meeting its obligations.
Copyright, 1820)
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THE WEATHER.

District of Columbia and Maryland
Cloudy and moderate Temperature to-
night and tomorrow, becoming unset
tied tomorrow; gentle variable winds
Virginia-Partly cloudy tonight and
tomorrow; somewhat warmer in south
crate southwest winds.
West Vtrgfnia-Partly cloudy to-
night and tomorrow. becoming unset .
tied tomorrow; moderate Temperature
Records for Twenty-Four Hours.
Thermometer-4 Pm, 81: nm. "a.
IL midnight, Al; am, Is; s am az:
noon, IS. 10
Barometer-4 PM, ao.14; nm
3o.13; IL midnight. 30.07: am, 81. .07:
/ 3 am. 30.07; noon, 30.O5.
Highest temperature, SO. occurred
at pm. yesterday; lowest temnera a.
ture, AZ. occurred at $40 am. TODAY.
Temperature same date last wear
Highest, 46; lowest, 81.
Condition Of the Water.
Temperature and condition Of water
at a.m:: Great Falls-Temperature
AZ; condition, $50. e.
Tide Tables.
complies by United States coast
Today-Low tide. s:26 am. and 1o.aa
p m; high tide, 2:a3 am. and a.oe N y,
Tomorrow-Low tide. 1915 am. and and
Io:a4 Pm; high tide, 1926 am. and 4
pm. "
The Sun and Moon,
Today-Sun rose 6:56 am: sun sets
sets 4:51 pm. A"''' sun
Moon rises 1880 pm: sets 1889 a m
Automobile lamps to he Ii1htaJ on '
half hour after sunset. VAC
UR-River Waters.
HARPERS FERRY. w ", N
Der 20.-The Potomac and Shena ndoab
morning. 'A's
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EXCHANGE SEAT, $4,000.

NEW YORK, November ga seat
in the New York Stock Exchange sold
this week for $95,08e. The record
price, paid last January was $115,000.
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EAST END BANK
TO0PEN MONDAY
Peoples Commercial and
Savings Is a New Insti.
tuition for City.

Everything 10 In readiness for the
opening Monday OF the Peoples Com
mercial and Savings Bank. Washing
toms newest financial institution.
which 10 located at 9Th and East Cap
itol streets.
The bank will conduct a COM
mercial. rs we'll as . savings business.
and will remain open until . o'clock
Monday evening to afford residents of
the community an opportunity to In
officers.
John T. Clancy is president Of the
new institution: Ernest 8. Brown, vice
president. and Robert b. Whitehurst.
vice president and cashier.
The board OF directors includes. be-
sides the foregoing officers. DR.. James
=. Arnold, DIR. Edward w. Burch. w. s.
Brown. John Brayshaw. A. Denekas.
b. c. Downey. Julius Ecklo6. George
J: Geiger. J. NJ, Hennins; J. H. Han
back. Paul L. Joachim, Mason Lips
comb, Riley v. Lewis. J. w. McChes-
ney. r. Il. Milor. John c. Proctor. L. A.
Rule, J. II. Schlueter. DR.. N. 4. Webb
and z. NJ. Willis.
A branch Of the bank already 10 in
operation at Ssos Georgia avenue.
Ar. savage ON Vacation.
Francis NJ. Savage, president of the
Northwest Savings Bank, is at At
| lantic City for short vacation.
MerEentAaIer statement.
The net earnings of the Mergen-
| thaler Linotype Company for the As
cal year ended September 80. 1880. &C
cording to a statement issued at the
stockholders meeting this week, were
yS.430.73l. or $3.50 q share on the
$i2.so0.oo0 of capital stock. after
charging off depreciation and taxes.
This is an increase of approximately
SO per cent over the record of 1919.
when the net was $1.es3.1aS. or SI2.7S
share. The balance sheet showed
| total assets Of $24,S55.946. as COM
pared with $21.434,604 September 80
creased during the same period from
| $7.477.00S, in 1919. to $s.627.740 Sep
tember 20. 1920. There is considera BILE
| increase in the amount payable. the
total at the close of business this year
being s2.722.so0. as against $se5.ooo
! last year. Bills receivable are shown
| to be Ss,2s4.30s. as compared with
S6.019,670 a year ago.
In his address to the stockholders.
President p. T. Dodge said that while
| the gain was substantial and salts
factory. it is represented in large part
| its to purchasers payable at future
| dates, and it should be understood
| therefore, that the dividend Of 10 per
cent per annum which the company
declared is as large as it is prudent
to declare at this time.
Local Trading Light.
Trading on the local stock exchange
was light today. sales being confined
to odd lots of stocks and bonds. Three
! lots of Washington Gas. totaling
thirty-one shares, sold at 41h; two
ten-share lots of Mergenthaler Limo
type brought 121 and 122. respective
ly. and after call ten more shares of
this stock was disposed of at 121.
There was one $500 Potomac Elec-
| trio general per cent bond sold at
92%. and $4,000 worth of Capital
Traction IS to change hands at 81.