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The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-20

LOCAL SECURITIES


SALES.
washington Gas Tvs, $1,000 o 1OO%
Washington Railway as, 81 900 o
B9%. S1,0000b0%. $1,000 q 50 4
81, 900 0b9&, tI.O0OU5 sea, $1,000 q sea-
1000 66Sk, $1,000 05ek, 81, 900 o b0A
81 900 080.
Capital Traction, oQS7%.
Washington Railway pr, 2O061%,
5061%.
Washington Gas Light. 2043, SO
42h.
Federal National Bank. 1o@17b, SO
175.
After call-Washington Gas 7a's
s5009101.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-20

what uncertain and veers around un-
I'll 1t Is anchored on truth. Then pub
lie opinion Ia safe and can be relied
Upon. We assert that the public has
not been truthfully Informed concern
ing the packing industry"
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Investors Service


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WANTS INVESTMENT ron el,ese.
w. A. FL have $1,000 In the
savings bank and have been adj
vised to buy ten shares Of any one
OF the following stocks: Weatefn
Unien Telegraph, Westinehsuse
Electric and MonofaetuslnG, AneF-
lean sunatra Tobacco. sPA Penn
sylvania Railroad. AZ ! am I'M
familiar with stocks, should like
to have you tell me which OF these
securities would be the best invest
ment for me.
Answer-we think you will be
perfectly secure with ten shares Of
Western Union Telegraph, requiring
an outlay Of approximately $3.50. 1t
Yields 7.60 per cent.
Rumor has II that western Uaiss
Is likely to increase its rate to
per cent. in which case you would
receive return Of $40 per cont
from stock bought At %.
WesttngAouse Electric fpar $500
yields about SIS per cent and has q
very good rating a. . business mans
investment. but as ii IL more in the
line of q business risk we do not
think that II Is as desirable for you
as Western Unisn. Anseslean So
natra Tebaees's 10 per cent dividend
has been replaced by one Of per
cent. and the stock Is less desirable
than the other two.
PennsyIvsnis Is altogether too un-
certain Just now to induce a IA
vorable consideration. We should
buy the Western Unfon and leave
the balance of your money in the
bank.
THE MACKAY COMPANIES.
r. ,. P.-U I should like to
know II you advise q purchase of
The Mseksy Companies preferred
stock. What were the lowest and
highest points this stock sold for
last year? Cd What IL the usual
commission charge by brokers for
buying and selling stock? Would
any broker buy as few rs two
shares of stock?
Answer-tD The Maekay Corn
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-20
OILS IN DEMAND.

The belief that the petroleum
prices had touched bottom and
should now show an upward tendency
WAS responsible for a continued de-
mand for these Issues at the open
ing on which Mexican Petroleum
rose to 14sA and Houston Oil rose
nearly Q points and California Pc.
troleum over 1 point After midday
Mexican Petroleum reacted over .
points. while Houston OIL lost all of
its early Improvement.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-20
RENEWAL RATE IS
NOW 6PER Cent


NEW. YORK, April 2o.-The stock
market again suffered from lack of
attention during the carly trading
today. business was on . small scale.
with price changes erratic.
The market was Of a drifting char
acter, some strength and weakness in
spots.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-20
Southern Business Is
Improving, Says Morris

Business conditions in the South are gradually i'm
proving and there is hopeful tone prevailing Ed
ward Morris president of Morris Co., Chicago packers
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BONDS.

- bONDS.
PUBLIC UTILITY BONDS.
Bid. Asked.
Amer. Tel. 4 Tel. l's.... 1914 80
Amer. TEL. & Tel. AIS. s7H go
Am. r. & tt Ctl. rr. SIS 81 say
Am. T. & T. COW. 6's.. 99x 90N
Anacostia Il Potomac. :. 20 80.
Ana. Pot Guar. SIS. 10 -.
C. & p. Telephone SIS. 81 -.
Cap. Traction r.. r. SIS. 50
City q Suburban SIS. s3 -,
Metropolitan r. r. 5's.. 90
Potomac Elec. 1t. SIS. 81 49,.
Potomac Elec. cons. SIS. IS
Potomac Elec. Power Gs 50 %
Pot. Elec. Pow. GIN. Gs 80 "a
Wash. Alex. & M. v. SIS. -. AZ
Washington Gas 5's.. TN 10
Washington Gas ms. 1005s lO1
Wash. Ry. & Elec. 4's.. so SOk
Wash. Ry. Elec. GIN. gs 90 -
MISCELLANEOUS.
Riggs Realty 5's (short) % %.
Wash. Market SIS, 1927. so -.
Wash. Market IS, 1047.. rs
w. M. Cold Storage 5's.. IS -.
STOCKS.
PUBLIC UTILITY.
Amer. Tel. 4 Tel. 100
Capital Traction. ...... 87% 50
washington Gas. ...... 42h 42N
N. & w. Steamboat. 49,. $50 -.
w. Ry. & Elec. com. -. % 30
w. Ry. & Elec. pfd. 49,. 61% Sc
Wash.-Va- Ry. pfd. 49,. 3 -.
NATIONAL BANK STOCKS.
American Nat. Bank -. 1853 1873
Columbia Nat. Bank. -. ITO -.
Commercial Nat. Bank. ITO 80.
District Nat. Bank. 49,. 1877 -.
Farmers Il NJ. N, Bank. 225
Federal Nat Bnk. ...... ITS $50
Liberty Nat. Bank. 500. ITO 80.
Lincoln Nat. Bank. 49,. 1855 -.
Nat. Met. Bank. ...... 215 =.
Riggs Nat. Bank. $50. 40 -.
Second Nat Bank. 49,. -. 1875
Washington ............ $50 80. v
TRUST COMPANY STOCKS.
Amer. Sec. & Trust. :. 221 235
Continental Trust $50. 100 los
Nat Saw. 4 Trust. $50. 275 2S5 =.
Union Trust ........... 1907 -.
Wash. Loan e. Trust .225 265
SAVING SHANK.
Commerce & Savings Blk. 40
East Wash. Saw. Bank. 12.. ...
Merchants Bank ..... TAT -.
Sec. Saw. & Com. Bank. 1877 $50
Seventh st. Saw. Bank. $50 -.
Union Savings Bank 80. .112 -.
U. S. Savings Bank. ..... 212 $50
Wash. Mechanics Bank. 20 -.
FIRE INSURANCE.
Arlington Fire Ins. ..... -.
Corcoran Fire ms. ...... 9S -.
Firemen's Fire Ins... 20 80.
Ger-Amer. Fire ms. 225 -.
Nat. Union Fire Ins..... IN -.
TITLE INSURANCE..
Columbia Title ms. $50. 4 -.
Real Estate Title ms. 9S -.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Col. Graphophone Conn.,. 81 .
Col Graphophone Pfd... 43h ..
ID. c. Paper Mfg. Co... IS $.
Merch. Trans. & Storage 100 125
Mergenthaler Linotype. 118 121
Old Dutch Market Com. -. q
Old Dutch Market Pfd... 8 =.
Lanston Monotype. :. u -
Security Storage. -. 200 E.
Washington Market. -. "a
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Columbia Graphaphone Issues were
strong, the common moving up near
ly point and the preferred nearly
4 points.
NEW
Canadian Pacific was unusually
weak, falling to a new Iowrecord for
the past twenty years, at 1854. Other
rails, after moderate initial strength.
showed a yielding tendency.
Other weak spots were general.
Asphalt, corn products. Atlantic Gulf
and International Paper. Manhattaa
Guaranteed sold off points. to Is
on reports Of the probability OF the
company's lease to the Interborough
being canceisd. -.
The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1921-04-20
SUGARS UNDER PRESSURE.

American Sugar was weakest of
the sugar group. selling down to
7s%, loss OF over, 1 point Cuba
Cane Sugar. common and preferred.
were also under pleasure.
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NEW YORK CLEARING HOUSE.

NEW YORK. April 20.-Clearing
house statement.
Exchanges $52s.021, 9O7. Balance.
S4S,564. 256. Federal reserve bank
credit balances $44,S71 ,S2S.
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HIcAG0 PROVISION MARKET

Furnished by Thomson McKinnon.
Open 1915 Prev.
ing High Low p. N. close
LARD
May 49,. $50 9.55 $50 $50 9.82
July -. 1000 1000 900 Q.Q2 10 10
RIBS
May -. =. s77
July -. 9O5 p.O5 SOC COS Ok
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-03

no. II Of q Series Of Advertisements pre-
pared for The West YirgiRiRn by Thomas D.
Mays, Newspaper Specialist and Advertising
Counselor, Charleston, w. Va,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1921-12-03

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Facts lisa avery unusual op window hnowsno geographical lines 50 to peak Wi tin any one
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26

mother, Can you imagine IT. You
know Mary Pickford. You know the
story. what you imagine IL at the
Rex this week.
"Our Mary" has done a fine thing In
this her newest picture =. all done
with the CLINT u gaydom. and the
tug OF pathos about II "a syfnpa-
thetic rotellinR OF "A story you've
loved. and that yours, after you. will
love. The romantic taic--wlth
ifs pretentious castle, its quaint fig
lres and it's familiar characters-has
been literally translated. :. Each
Characteristic IL clean cut. intelligent
and throbbing with human interest.
The settings are lavish In the
extreme the photography was
superlative.
The charm OF Miss Pickford's mo.
menta Of child acting and her fine
sense Of humor have never been
framed in n more delightful photo
play than this. Miss Pickford
has achieved her greatest success as
film star.
OAK
Partners Of Tide" closes n 3-day
run nj the Oak tonight. The new
show opening Tuesday will be
"Helra Oasis.' with Neal Hart
starred.
"HelFs Oasis" is n Western story.
Hart appears in the role Of a
small town fighting parson who,
after protecting n little feminine
evangelist, falls In love with and mar.
ne8 her.
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4 understand now why 20 many
people praise Tanlac. as / have tried
y myself, and II certainly ~ a won.
derfui medicine" said Mrs. Della
kunze. $50 Liz Ave. Chicago. valued
empioye Of the Boston Department
store.
I eat with 20 much zest and on
J0yment now that my family really
joke me about II. A short time ago.
however, I had absolutely no appc-
Ute and was eating 40 little that
was losing weight and strength every
DAY, and suffered 30 much from IN.
digestion ana nervousness that I was
on the brink OF a breakdown.
- There are absolutely no words
mat can express my delight at the
remarkable and Immediate results 7
obtained from Tanlac. n benefited
mo IN every way. Instead OF being
aepresscd and rnclapchoiy and tired
ana worn ont. am full OF life and
eperfy, and cheerful and happy
an tho time. I've gained twclv,
pounds in weight. too"
Tanlac % sold ia Seattle by Bar.
blPA drug stores. and by leading
orvTgisia everywhere. Advertise
meat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26
Christmas Fires
Do Small Damage

There were only two Christmas
fires Sunday.
a blaze In the clothes closet OF NJ.
Mix. $3.50 42nd ave s.. destroyed $3.50
worth OF clothing.
a lighted cigaret stub thrown on
some Christmas trimmings is said to
have been the cause OF a small fire
in the basement OF Joe Gottsteln's
residence. 263 39th ave. n.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26
Santa Claus Finds
Way Into City Jail

The spirit of Christmas penetrated
even into the barred cells Of the city
Jail Sunday.
Eight prisoners were given Christ.
mas presents by Chief Soaring. They
were released and told to go home to
their families.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26
MUST Give UP
FACS OR BABE
Judge Threatens to Take
Child From Mother

NEW HAVEN, Conn. Dec. 26--
Mrs. Adeline Palmer Lee. suing DIR.
Harry NJ. Lee. surgeon at the
Memorial hospital. for divorce. must
give up clgarets II she is to retain
custody OF her 7-year-old daughter.
according 10 a decision OF Judge
Allyn l.. Brown. in superior court.
At the hearing II was charged that
Mrs. Leo smoked between 400 and
500 cigarets weekly.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26
HIGH PRICE
PROBE HERE

District Attorney Tom Rcvelle will
start an investigation into the retail
prices Of foods. clothing and fuels
during the coming week. II IL an
nounccd. The probe win be carried
on by Reyellc in conjunction with
agents OF the department Of Justice.
The Investigation OF living prices
here IL part OF n nationwide probe
into retail costs inaugurated recently
by Attorney General Daughcrty.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26
LIBERTY

LIBERTY
HAROLD LfOYD'S latest comedy.
IL ~ sailor Made Man" AZ the
Liberty. Is the most pr-tentious com,
civ yet produced in America
With immense settings and hun.
dreds OF players. IL takes ON the ap.
pearance OF a foreign spectacle film.
This comedy. like The Kid pos.
srsSes continuity OF action. carrying
a story along with rs funny business.
Lloyd appears ns wealthy young.
sfer. in love with winsome fiapper.
Her dad tells him 70 get joo. lie
loins the navy.
Informed that hts sweetheart IL
taking a trip around the world. he
tries TO resign Any COB will apprs.
cate that situation.
Lloyd slips on a bar OF soap. His
f5st connects with the law Of the
champion boxer OF the ticet. knock.
ing him out. That wsns the adnira-
ton % n tough old salt.
Going ashore in India. Lloyd gets
into trouble With eight natives The
tough COB tells Lloyd 10 attend 20
four OF them. while he takes care OF
The other four.
lloyd retreats The eiEh, attack
49, comranion. A. the first four ma.
ylScs fan. Lloyd draGs them. one By
one. TO his side OF the street. When
the tough has finished his eighth VIC
am he Eazes in wonder at lloyd.
peacefully sitting among his allotted
victims. Then Lloyd asks. What
took you so long,
The giri arrives a the Indian port.
An exciting chase follows her kidnap-
ing By natives. sne Is locked In a
harem. The episodes that follow take
place IN the most beautiful scts that
have BEEN employed for any comedy.
OF course. Lloyd rcscuez the hero
Inc. Then comes n clever fadc-out
Lloyd II on the deck OF his ship. the
girl on her yacht He grabs a newly
painted rail. With each kiss he blows
her he smudgrs his face. An officer
appears. Embarrassed. Lloyd backs
away. trips and sprawls upon the
deck. But he doesn't care. He's in
love. There's the fade-out.
That's more logical. more effective.
than the stereotyped old clinch with
which most comedies end.
vx-r<-ru-r, r. sonrr<.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26

Raymond Mealy, convict, found guilty
on automobile theft charge in 1920.
pleaded for pardon for father Christ.
mas day and pardon granted
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26

NEW YORK.--Dr. Adolph Lorenz.
world famed physician. was recipient
OF hundreds OF Christmas CIR from
patients and parents of children
whom he has cured without pay.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-12-26
STRAND

A South Sea island. a guest house
for shipwrecked strangers Every.
thing free-boer. lunch and love.
Tigers. Lambs. Babies. Turtles.
Deer. And dears. All living In per.
feet harmony and contentment.
This Is the happy land found by
John barrymore In The Lotus Eat.
err" a new Marshall Neiian pho,oplay
which Is the Christmas week at.
traction at the Strand. II was adapt
ed from Albert payson Tcrhunc's
story OF the Same title.
Here's something new in the
movies, one picture In a thousand.
II rs rich satire. Civilized society.
the South Sea vogue In literature and
the Utopian theory Of socialism are
lampooncd.
Barrymore. n nonad OF the seas in
the play. sees nary a woman until
he Is IS. Then he falls IN love and
marries the first one he meets.
Barrymore'a acting. as usual. is
splendid. Ills leading lady is charm.
ing little Colleen Moore.
Anna q. Nilsson and Wesley Barry
are also in the cast.