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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
LIGHT DEALINGS
IN LOCAL SHARES
Weeks Unsettling Influences
Produced sympathetic
Declines Here

Dealings in the local stocks dwindIed
to insignificant proportions in today S
closing market About the only note
worthy feature was the new low for
the current movement made by Penn
sylvania Railroad at 331,, which il
only "a Of point above the low record
~Gpotation. On nominal dealings Elnc-
trio Storage Battery rallied to ~. bYt
yielded II point of the gain. Trading
in most all the other local shares was
entirely perfunctory, with prices un-
changed.
Developments concerning modifca-
tions of the terms of city gas lpasc
supplied about the only real local event
of the week. The rather alarming nd
missions made by the United Gas I'm
provement officials called attention zen.
orally TO the necessity Of taking prompt
relief measures. 1t is reasonably Ger.
tain this will be obtained, which will
permit the company to operate the city
plant on a more profitable business
basis,
The market in general was under the
same influences which largely shapod
the course of security value movements
elsewhere. The effect was also felt
of the serious impairment of speculative
accounts as the result of the tremendous
depreciation in market quotations. This
prompted some enforced selling Of the
more prominent local stocks, while, at
the same time, rcCurrent moderate
liquidation appeared in other heretofore
stable investment issues.
As result of the many unpleasant
changes made in dividend policies, there
has been naturally considerable shifting
of Investments from stocks to bonds
The unexpected, which happened in the
dividends of number Of stocks. has
resulted in creating feeling Of sug
picion concerning the entire dividend.
paying list. While this to Il large de-
gree Is unwarranted. yet there is never
theless current of uncertainty which
has never existed before.
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LIVESTOCK QUOTATIONS

Chicago. June 1S,-CATTLE-Rec. i,r's,
1000 head Compared with week ago, beef
steers, l5c 70 PIC lower. She stock gem
orally 75c 70 81 lower, spots off more, Hu.is
canners and cutters. 25c lower. Calves,
HOGs-Rece:pts. 5000 hoad Opening 100
10 l5c higher. One load sorted lights s. 30;
practical top, ss.25i bulk, $50 s. 20. good
sHEEP-Recetprs, 1000 head. Receipts
today nearly all packers direct. COmpa rad
with week ago, lambs. 81 10 Sl.25 lower
spots of more, Nearings. 75c TO 81 lower;
sheep. 50c to T5c lower.
Pittsburgh. Juno Is. -- HOGS-Reccirts
800 head. H!gher. HeavIes $3.50 35:
66e5syy and light yorkers and pigs. $3.50
SHEEP AND LAMBS - Receipts, 400
head. Top sheep, 81. So top lambs, $40
CALVES - Receipts. 30 head. STEADY.
Top, $ll.
Buffalo \. Y. June ls.-CATTLE--Re-
c..ptg liA head steady.
ChLIES-Rec"ipts, $50 head; steady; s.
HoGsI;EEsoslp,;. 81 I82o Z, Asas; .5G Gag @s9o %!
FOuShs. 'S'76ST stays. H955A
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Charters Granted

So5 6So HEsisss ;a ss
+. Z. HanselI ]. VsPnSSn VS uipsiii1y Pity, business;
Globe Chain stores, Inc. conduct chain
o. Lores Tor selling OF household artInIasni
G; T. Cohee. G, oMtten. $. j.. Ma"kisess'
Wilmington, Del, 50, 200 900 'hey'
The Haydlte Co.; manufacture OF IIaydi,o
and other PT9duoss manHtactured fromn" n"S Say G!ye
etc' S2,OOo oOOi y W. BallOu d r, Lyhde
c. L. sauires' Kansas City. Mo. '''''s
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18

Bank c.oarIngs today compared with cor
responding day last two years:
pDo, isT1 o., $50 3s 85H os1 ,7t G@ isi9 9,a
y York. .G4s,0 s,070OOO ........ .,......
baltimore I2lIG,7l8 16,7o7. Gsl ..,....,
Ch. CagO.. I2,S32 1856 ,..,,.... .,...,...
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FOREIGN EXCHANGE

New York. June 1S.-Ratcs on the
principal European crnters maintained
fairly steady tone following the OPEN
ing Of the foreign exchange market
today, prices holding around Friday S
close. The quotations follow: Sterling
cables SD, demand 3.7SI franc
cables SIT, checks SIC; Belgian cables
S.0414, checks S.O31g lire cables SOB,
checks 5.O2l2; Swiss cables 1899,
checks 1896; peseta cables 1877,
checks 1925; gu.lder cables 1880,
checks 33.25; Stockholm cables 22.J0,
checks 22.45; Christiania cables 14.5S,
checks ABB Copenhagen cables Il %,
checks 17.20; marks 1.i5h.
There was a stronger tone in the for
eign exchange market In the midfore-
noon. All of the issues made fairly good
advances Sterling cables were 3.70at
demand 80; franc cables S.2l, checks
S.2O lire cables 5.0T, checks 5.OGl2 {;
guildor cables 1920, checks 1915;
marks 1.4O.
Montreal rate of premium
l23s per cent. The rate OF discount
in New York on Canadian funds was
II per cent.
Central European exchanges were
steady; Greek, G25; Rumanian, 1.54;
bulgarian, 1.15; Austrian, .2ll2
Poland, OS; Czecho- Slovakia, l 1.4O13
Jugo- Slavia, 10.
Yesterdays CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Sterling Francs Llro Guilders
Demand ..... 8.lsA SIS 6.Ut 83 ID
Cables ...,,. $40 SIT 500 SO. IS
ToDAY's OPENING QUOTATIONS
Sterling Francs I.ire GuiIders
Demand 900, ASA SIG Dor 38.25
Gables ...,.. 80 SIT 5.O3 33 80
CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
Sterling Francs I.ire GulIders
DDmand ..... 3.7OA SIS 6.U5 81 20
CaJ',a ....,. $50 $50 5.O7 SO So
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BAR SILVER

New York. June 1s.-CommereiaI b,,
silver per nne ounce; Domestic p0X = aI Wa
chahseu' toreisn' ooc. an advance OF " c. c''
London. June 10. Bar sIlvsr ma. q,
higher here today at 35h d. was al
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PARTNERSHIPS

isting between Abe j. Lautcr and lirnjamln
Wang. trading as Lauter q Wang. has been
dissolved June 10 1921,
Tho business viii be continued by Abe J.
Lauter at IL N. 9th ST., Philad3lphla.
ABE j. LAUTER.
BENJAMIN WANG
JOSEPH sTERNBERGER,
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Annual Meetings
PENN BUILDING AND LOAN AZ
SOCIATION OE PMLLADELPMIA.

E-YE FEM BUILDING AND LUAN ~
ISOLATION OF PHILADELPHIA;
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
building and Loan Association OF Phila1eI'
phia will be held on Friday. July g. ls2l.
at 8 o'clock p. NJ, at 1900 s. 18th ST., O.
ance with a resolution OF the Board OF pi,
rectors. upon the approval or dlSapproval OF
the proposed increase of capital stock OF
the said corporation from one million dollars
lsl, ,OOO,O ,OOO) to three million dollars (SS'ooo''
JAMES +. HARE, Secretary,
MICHAEL FRANCIS DOYLE
Solicitor,
1920 Land Title Bldg
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Crucible Dividend Cut

The action of the directors of the
Crucible Steel Co. of America in re-
ducing the dividend on the common stock
from to l per cent during the last
week was in line with expectations fol-
lowing the passing of the Republic Iron
and Steel, Lackawanna Steel and other
dividends in the last month or two. In
fact. some authorities argue that it
would have been more conservative for
the Crucible management to have passed
its dividend entirely at this time.
According to trade reports the plants
of the Crucible are operating at only
from to II to 10 per cent of capacity,
and under such conditions it is difficult
to see how even the l per cent can be
maintained on the common stock. The
Crucible is one of the companies that
increased its capitalization materially,
and although it is true that it has en-
larged its capacity materially, the money
invested in these new plants is idle dur
ing a period like the present when or
ders are scarce.
Reductions in salaries were made to
officials and other employees by a num-
ber Of Independent companies during
the week. These were forecast some
time ago when the wages of the mill
workers were cut. 1t is felt that an
other wage reduction is on its way for
the workers in the mills, and as in the
past the lead Is expected to be taken
by the independent companies and fol-
lowed eventually by the Steel Corpora
tion. Only bv bringing down costs in
every particular can many of the small
est companies survive, according to the
belief in some quarters
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Pig Iron at Lower Figures

AS in the last month or two, there is
little to be said Of the various markets.
Pig iron prices went down somewhat
further during the last week, sales being
made in the Chicago district at S21 90
per ton, with reports that even lower
hgure was done on some small orders,
although these cannot be confirmed.
Pig iron interests generally are of the
opinion that the market is approaching
a turn for the better, for the time being
at least. They base this view on tbs
fact that selling quotations ore haIon,
the cost of production to a substantial
extent, and further reductions in rho
near future are not looked for cxcent
In isolated instances when sellers are
compelled to dispose of quantity 70
realize funds. '' u
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
OFFICE OF wELsBACH COMPANY

Gloucester City, n. j., June l5. 1921.
The directors have this day declared .
semi annual dividend Of three and One-half
per cent $3.50 per share) on the preferred
stock. and dividend of two per cent (S2
per shared the common stock payable
June 80. 1921. to stockholders OF record at
the close of business June 20 1921. Checks
will be mailed.
j. NJ. DEVLIN.
Treasurar.
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Dividends
PHILADELPHIA COMPANY
DIVIDEND Nm. IhO

DIVIDEND No. $50
Pittsburgh, Pa, June 15 1921
a quarterly dividend Of sryenty-Hye cents
per share (being one and one-nalf per cet
NJ on the par value OF $50 n share) on
the Common Stock Of this Company, has this
day been DECLARED. payable July 80. 1921 10
stockholdors OF record July /. 1921.
Checks will be mailed
c. J. BRAUN. Ir.. Treasurer,
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FINANCIAL.
s,sl,ns SlT,aSpARP R,Rd GAS AND ELECTRIo co-
Cent Sinking Fund Cola ne stN Per

ne SINKING Fund Gold Bonds" FER
Pursuant to the provisions OF ar
etal Trust Asresment executed Ut DsnoeC sno Colst.
Company to ne The stsnassd Sns.rssrGs Gas Resrlc
secure an authorized issue OF n ,Lrttnstes, 10
Dollars Convertible Sinking Fund nv, ny Million
hereby gives notice that il NOW rne UNDERSIGNED
ne sum Of seventy-four tiioussnd as ss,, on hand
ss9ts ss9ts HI4,778;s9i in. the SINKING fpd Fs eighty
s is W nten,ioTpr ss,a Trqst Is snd
ne ne proSisions Of said trust xrFsnlrn sSln under
Sonds sqe invited Il ssia Sonds u :aS
ss,, par aecrusd ipteTest and vet St TO Ss- exceed
20 tbs ,iesIed tenders should be cen!
zee; zee; Sinking Fund, Standard Gsany, Gassa ay, Trus.
and Sbsstpnmiy Broad street office prnse, pE,ee,
pm,aa dssignating the denomination pafhih,adel. ~
Th"rsdey ana gu,yw WI be eoreceived until ) PSona'
PHILADELPHIA TRUST coNp,~v
.e'' BY JOHN c. WALLACE.
Philadelphia. June 4 1901 Ireesurer.
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Il. w. CLARK q CO.. BANKERS.
Offcc of the Bangor Railway and Electric
Company. Bangor. Me.

T,o ponrJ ~ puon, IIUoH IL pI' 'IVeUu 40, 81.
way and Electric Co. has declared the regIl.
lar quarterly dividend. Of one and three
quarters per cent nMT) uDon tie preferred
stock OF the company, payable July |, 1921,
to stockholders Of record at the close d
business June 20. 1921. Checks will h
mailed
HOWARD CORNING.
Trnn
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American Telephone & Telegraph Co.

1Etln DlNluenu
A quarterly dividend OF Two Dollars and
Twenty-Five Cents per share will! be paid
on Friday, July Is. 1921. to stockholders Of
record at the close OF business on Monday.
June 20. 1921.
II. BLAIR-sArTH Treasurer.
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WESTINGHOUSE ELECTRIC

q MANUFACTURERS COMPANY
A quarterly dividend OF 90. Isl. 90 pyY
sharel on the PREFERRED Stock OF this
COMPANY Will be paid july 15. 1921.
a Dividend OF "94 (S1.OO pc- shnre) on the
COMMON stock OF this Company for the
quarter ending June 30. 1921, will be paid
July 80, 1921.
Both Dividends are payable to Stockhold
ers Of record as OF Iun, 80 1927.
II. +. BAETZ, Treasurer,
New York. June 1S 1921
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RAPID rp,x.,n =
pany SO CollaternI naalINsII COM.

undsr terms p GfollstersI tSs Bonds o. iS I'm,
grGposas ,Irnc ,S WI be receiysd Until sealed
granting Annuities, Trustee, Tor r" tbo bL'V"s & and
accrued az ehe price not exceeding 1o snS q
~ on VIII purchase. Proposals. sho,,Ss s2n
THE ss,i PiENNSYLyANIA COMPANY FOB "a,
ANNUlT!Es. 517 Chestnut st, PbIiaa IlSb 40
Tenders for Sinking Fund p. =, 'i1"' "a cpi, "A
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Price War Threatened

Thus far it cannot be said that u
price war actually exists except be.
tween some Of the independents who are
making the concessions, due mainly to
adhering to it's published quotations, but
1t will not be long before n price war
develops unless conditions change ma
terially with another reduction that is
expected by the leading maker.
In connection with any price war that
might develop which would involve every
steel maker it must always be borne in
mind that the Steel Corporation would
be in the most favorable position be-
cause Of its economies in operation. the
favorable location of its plants, and it's
ability to produce for lower rate than
any of it's competitors.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
Undersigned hos this day Withdrawn trOW
the hrIn Of I.iberchuck a. Weiss; horeLoLmoo
engaged in the real estate and steams.P
ticket business at Franklin and Poplar stA'
Philadelphia. ,,r,rs
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Proposals
SEALED BIDS Will I,I

Sealed sns BIDS WILL BE RECEIVED nv
tne me, Cs9mrmlnssioners 81 q Hayerford Townsh,, /,
tns sss II whsn ths same viii be opened
construction of a sanitary sewer s,. LOT ths
consisting OF approximately 80 miles. GIv,amtt
Into seven sections. 'S' ul'idet
Bids must be made out on PROPOSAL ,o,u.
accompanying the specifications and 'u,m m,,ls
pc accompanied by a certified chat, must
HUUE mHds psyS6ie to the Treasurer
Plans and specifications may be buSy; nS,;, "a
tEom YIn the Township Engineers-MIitonS' =
ship building; oakmont. Haverford TTown. Town.
VIII be refunded upon the return Of tha ny unt M
ana a., organizations in good condition. ''an'
,oioce n9 Totisssiopera n n reserve the right I,
tion OF any bid and to award the con,rss. por.
ford Township. VI hHVer'
:. All bids must be sealed and addres,os =.
M. A.. Frltschmann. Secretary, Oakmun,t.o 70
Hayerford Township. Delaware COUNTY Pnt
posal.' Se"er Pro'
'sisned). HoRATIo q. LLOYD.
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OFFICE OF
THE FRANKFORT TRUST COMPANY

JUTIt TOT WI,
The Board OF Directors have t'lis day, De;
CIared the regular semi-Hnnual dividend ot
seven per cent C706) to the stockholders As
OF record this day, payable July ]. lOi'
Checks will be mailed.
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Reserve Banks Discount Rates

'DlgcouUt rate Correspon1s with Interest
rate borne by certificate pledged as coIIsi
sral with minimum Of per cent in the Ga Sc
OF Kansas City,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18

FORT MYER. vA.-SEALED PKOP0yITa
IN triplicate will be received until o a. NJ
June 20, 1871. and then opened for 81. y.
reconstruction Of roads within reserva,isnnns ans
new roads and drains around laundry niann,..
also timber coal trestle. Government sI
serves right TO accept or reject any or ~
bids Information can be obtained bv an u
Room a41o war TrnSe RuiGlns So,S
c sts.. N. w. WashinEton. d. c. anu
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18
Philadelphia Stocks

tNet change made by comparison with last
SAT- on New York stock Exchange.
Total sales 1921 shar-a, compared with
4l43 shares yesterday. Thus far this week,
g+,54i shares.
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DUQUESNE LIGHT co.

DIVIDEND No. 26
Pittsburgh. Pa. June 10. 1921.
4 quarterly dividend OF
ONE AND THREE
PER CENT
Ok e on the 70 Cumulative Preferred
Capital Stock, has this day been declared,
payable August I, 1921. to stockholders Of
record July !. 1921.
Checks will be mailed.
C. ]. BRAUN II. Trensntar
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Office OF
THE UNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT Co.
n. w. Corner Broad and Arch Sts

Philadelphia. June 5, 1921.
The Directors have this day declared q
share) on the Common Stock OF this Con.
pany, payable July Is, 1921. to holders Of
BUSINESS Juna 80. 1921. Checks viii b
mailed. l. W. MORRIS, Treasurer.
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Further Price Concessions

That consumers Of steel are convinced
that prices will be reduced again within
comparatively short time is shown
clearly by the attitude of users who are
keeping out Of the market except for
their nearby requirements. Economy has
hit the consumers to a great extent
and when an inquiry comes into the
market the prospective buyer tabes
q long time to place nm actual order.
Apparently the consumers are having
little difficulty in getting price conces-
sions, especially il they hold out long
enough, and it is learned that contract
for steel bars was placed during the past
week for what is considered a good
tonnage under present circumstances at
1.S0 cents pound, a reduction of SO
per ton from the price established two
months ago by the United States Steel
Corporation.
There is no doubt that the same can
be done on other products, as officials
of some of the companies are making
heroic efforts to keep their plants oper-
ating at the present rate aud are will
Ing to do business even at n loss, merely
to keep some sort of an organization in
tact. Price shading has all the appear
ences of becoming general, and when it
does the United States Steel Corpora
ton is expected to meet the quotations
of its competitors.
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| in triplicatc will be receiYed until n 'AaLS SaLLS
June 28. 1921. and then opened for constrns. a. ~.
| tlon OF extension 10 laundry Fort Myer y,
| Government reserves the right to occsn, .,
| reject any or all bids Information rpon a,
| Application to Constructing ounrterma ~,
SITS. n. w. Washington d. {.
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STEEL PRODUCTION
At VERY Low EBb
Price War Threatened Unless
Conditions Change Materially
With Another Reduction

New York, June 1S.--Another week
has passed without any decided signs
Of improvement in the steel situation.
Domestic buying, II anything, is smaller
than heretofore, and the operations OF
the steel plants Of the country have
been further reduced, with the pros
poets that unless there is an increase In
the demand some of the smaller COM
panies will be compelled to shut down
entirely.
1t Is reported In trade circles that the
indications are that one of the com
paratively large and well-known in
dependent steel companies is likely to
be compelled to close its plants en-
tirely shortly, because at present only
few units are being operated on a
hand to mouth basis on orders as they
are received from day to day.
Some Of the independent plants are
said to be operating at present as
low as 10 per cent of capacity, and
the average for all the independents
Is not believed to be more than 20 ner
cent. The mills of the United States
Steel Corporation are DOING approxi-
mately 80 per cent, so that the average
for the entire industry IS somewhere
around 20 per cent, or the smallest it
has been In many years.
While opinions have been given in
some quarters that the end of August
will see a change in the situation for
the better, because some expect an
improved demand from. domestic con-
sumers. IL cannot be said that the best
authorities are as yet convinced that
"the industry is out Of the woods
T.
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THE PENNSYLyASIA COMPANY FOR IN.
surnnces on Lives and Granting Annnites.

June l3 1921
Tn, Board Of Directors has this day de-
clared q regular quarterly dividend OF seven
rcr cent $50 per share, payable July 5.
1921, to stockholders cf record at tn Close
II business IN June 23, 1921:
J. r. CARPENTER, JE,
Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-06-18

Total, S5. oil. 900. compared with 40 oaa =
oNS oH9 Yesterday. Thus far this week i05, ,S8i,
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PHHADELPIHA RONnS
BANK CLEARINGS

Total, $40 $50, compared with s4i.5OO yes
rrday. TINS far this week E32S,ACO.
Evening star., 1921-11-27

NEAR THOMAS CIRCLE.
house. o % Address s: b.. sH ass.s. Star o otice. @
By DEC. IA ONE-a00A. KITCHEN AND
hath apartment; give full particulars. Address
Box 73-T. Star oface.
WANTEDISMALL APT. Or Link. ROOMS
on first or second door. In NV. section. by
man and his mother. Address Box s0-T. star
once. %.
SMALL FURNISHED HOUSEKEEPING APT.
northwest by man and wife; best references;
about $50. Address Boz s0-T. Star office. 27'
BY COUPLE. no CHILDREN, SMALL FUR
nished apartment; or small furnished house;
linen. Can furnish references. Northwest
section preferred Address Box 101-T. Star
ONCE. y
THREE ROOMS AND KITCHEN. CNTrK:
with all conveniences. for two young men;
permanent; must be reasonable. Address Boz
Tot. Star ONCE. 81
WANTED-BY FAMILY OF ADULTS 8 OR {.
unfurnishsd. rooms. for Lhk.; references s!-
dress n. F. g., -11ls Fairmont ST. NV. 27"-,.
3 OR ROOMS By YOUNG COUPLE; LH.k.;
good section; references. -Address Box 64tT,
Star oc1ce. Ts
WANTED-BY DEC. Is or ROOMS. FGR.>
sonabie. Address BOZ 7a.T. Star once. IS.
ONE ROOM. -KITcHENETTE AND BATH
furnished apartment in apartment house In
ncw Nv seetioni on not over 10. Address .ls Box
At ONCE, LEASE OR SUBLBAsE GNFUh-
nished small modern housekeeping apt; NV.
section: state particulars. Address Box
WANTED-THREE l. b. K. ROOMS AND
bath In NV; state prize. Address Boz OF,
Star Office, --.-.st 49, 26e
UNFURNIaHED, MODERN, ONE ROOM.
kitchenette ana bath apartment. northwest;
iong-term lease; rent not over $50: available
any time from now until Jan. I. Address BOX
1T, Star ONCE. Hs
DEC / Or IS-APARTMENT ONE ROOM,
kitchenette and bath, furnished or unfur-
nished. Apt. coz, The Sherman. Ns
Evening star., 1921-11-27

s.E. CORNER l4th AND ALLISON SITS
5Oxll3-Price right. Back Bay Beach Co.,
O2l 18th st. NV.
1898 a NE APARTMENTS. STORE; IN.
come over 81 500; electricity; tiled baths:
porches; garage space; $13.sSO. BEHLEHI'
owner.
New modern store and nat; hne business; sell
building and business. OWNER, N. 66o y.
II ST. NE.-GOOD BUSINESS BLOCK.
Store with two fats above. In frst-ciass con
dition. A bargain for quick sale. Address
Box 213-T, Star ONCE.
ON CORNER OF AvENUE-TWo STORES
and 2 fats Showing a good rental return.
Cheap. BY owner. Address Box 2@S-1' Star
Evening star., 1921-11-27
{ HOME AND q ACRES.
NFAR.FALLS CHURCH, VA

Petland Sta; on Wash. and Va. rwy.. from
10TH and Pa. ave. NV; rooms: bath;
acres; open firsplaces; large closets: copper
Kitchen; hot and cold water; coal heaters:
servants room; new floors throughout: newly
line engine for. pumping; 5OO-gsl. tank: good
cellar; Chicken house. 1sxe5. for 500 chickens;
shrubbefy, shade trees. around house; 200
bearineIffuit trees; apples, pear, peach, plum,
cherry. raspberries, so grapes. 800 blackber-
ries: all fenced; very high elevation; min.
utes from cars. Petland Sta; eemmutation
eash: S57.75 per month, includes everything
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