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FOR sALE-LoTs

If YOU WANT YOUR LOTS CONVERTED
into cash. address Bog 30-B. Star ONCE:
TWO DESIRABLE LOTS; 50xSo EACH:
Address Boz 70-B. star ONCE. 22'
BARGAINS-FOUR LOTS IN CLEVELAND
Park, one In Washington Heights. two In
Shevy Gnase one On Rov ave- near
FINEST CORNER HOME SITE IN Me-; ;
S0.4 IT. by s2.5: only $500 cash for imme-
diate sale: 778 Irving ct. NV.
At SACRIFICE. TWO LOTS NEAR CHEVY
Call cleve 1893. 22'
car line; beautiful location; by owner. Apply
5OO5 Conduit road NV. 2ls
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT. SIZE
sssioo It.. 3, near s o, IN and Rhode Island ave:
CRAWFORD. s2s W 18th 81 st. 'sv n~ eAia Main SO se7q M
Builders, Attention!
SIDE sEcT1oN. vicinity Goth and Park road; ;
'nFs FOUR Us Lois. s0f il 1o12.,oo; water. sewer.
sidewalks; st: near 10th s.e.: 81 800 for the
four.
wsn ss eSE Reasr e
INGTON & son, Woodward bldg.
CHEVY CHASE LOT-$I,47
5o12oo; on Melvale st: near Bradley lane;
1ne garden spot and good stream at rear Of lot.
c. c. LACEY, 71o 14th St. NV.
TO QUICK PURCHASER. LARGE CORNER
building lot. block from Mass ave. NV. Price.
1850. Address Rox 179-A. Star office. 21s
CHOICE APT HOUSE SITE. ABOUT 20. 600
sq. IT. Of ground with about 200 frontage on
nation % at ''se; ofice q WAITER A. M brown. WIN
400 b ST. NV. Main 1858.
WOODBRIDGE. D. c.. ON KEARNEY ST.
near Path 1t. and Rhode Island ave. ne. 90 or
fronf hv fo a1lo
facing south. 8 25-ft. wide lots. $475 each.
on terms Of so down and SO month each. or
anS ass al %S psons
Hyattsville 4O6-J. 40 lots for sale.
HIGH WATER MARK FOR CHEVY CHASE,
d. C.. bldg. lot-$22. 600 cash wns just paid by
q large moving picture theatrical company for
4 1S-foot front lot on Conn. owe. just north Of
Mckinley St. In Fulton R. Gordon's subdi-
vision No. l. $4,000 cash advance or $32. 2.0O0
rival company and declined. A moving picture
theater costing about 1925. 900 will be built Mt
once by the largest theatrical company in
Washington. Watch our three monster steam
skovels and other machinery opening UP about
uniting Rock Greek Park and Chevy Chase
Our territory is bounded by Belt road on the
west, Rock Greek Park on the east Ritten-
house st. on the north and Keokuk st. and the
Carnegie building on the south; 2,58O people
living on the property and we are working now
from those living on our property II they are
satisfied with their Investment. The lot Just
mentioned we sold about 10 years ago for
about IS. 100. This proves that patience has
FULTON H. GORDON,
Town Builder.
Colorado Bfdg Main 523l.
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ROSEMONT.

20 minutes from Washington; 10 and 15
minute car service: monthly fare only frac-
tion over 10 cents.
We have the best homes near, Washington
and all are priced much less than present costs
and the terms are 30 easy you can easily meet
them. Every house modern and all ready to
See rs today. or any day. Agent at North
Rosemont Station all day Sunday.
F. C. Goodnow Company,
z1o King st.. Asxandria, Va. Rhpns a2&
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TERMS-O YEARS.
Comparatively small cash payment. Fine
old Virginia plantation; ideal stock and grain
farm: good land. good markets. good neigh
bors. An unusually fine opportunity.
MUST BE SOLD
Before Sept. $50 acres good Virginia land,
Mt trolley station. one hour from city: eight
room house. beautiful shade. fine water, ga
rage. small dairy farm. chicken houses. gran
aries storage buildings: nice orchard Of apples.
cherries. pears grapes; good garden: fields
fenced: permanent water for stock: ideal loca-
tion for dairy farm or chicken ranch: loading
station within one hundred yards: fine crops
Of corn and hay now on place. Price In
cludes crops. teams, implements. cows. etc.
Farm fully equipped: in fact. sale is a walk k-out
proposition. $4,000: 5000 cash: terms on
FORCED TO SELL
Due to tIl-health: small fertile farm: 5-room
house. nice shade. stable. storage barn. crib.
granary. implement shed. concrete foOred
hen houses: water piped to house and stable
from large spring; small orchard. strawberries.
grapes. well watered: ideal location for dairy.
chicken or general farming. Public road on
two sides. running water forming other two
boundaries; IL miles from railroad station.
Farm fully equipped. but following price does
not include crops or personal property. The
desired: l2O acres. Price. $500
JAMES NJ. CARTER & CO.. INC.
W
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE
7-ROOM HYATTSvILLE HOME; ANIL:
near cars: want small farm: state price; full
particular. Address Box 1s-B. Star office. 23'
SUBURBAN HOUSES AND LOTS AT ALL
prices. G. VAN HOESEN, $40 18th st. N.
S416.
BEAUTIFUL, MODERN, r AND B.
brick and stone residence; wide frontage: cleo
tric light; steam heat; north Of 21st and Mass
ave: very cheap; terms; one small trust: s
years; or consider trade, or leasing at 81, 800
per annum.
N. E. RYON CO., INC.
successors to New York Realty Brokers.
Main 1897. 1923 st
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SPLENDID HOME AND
Ii ACRES

Splendid suburban home. six rooms: electric
lights: room for bath. all piped. but without
fixtures: cellar; hot-water heat; large front
porch extends full length Of house: three large
bedrooms. each have closets: large reception
hall; parlor four windows and splendid open
fireplace: dining room and kitchen: splendid
interior finish throughout: about 100 fruit trees.
some bearing; garage: other necessary outbuild-
ings: all year running stream through place;
pump, with splendid water. in back Of house;
also fine spring purest water. which never
goes dry; many large shade trees: house sets
back from road absut 400 feet on very high
elevation. overlooking surrounding country. has
about LOCO feet front on Columbia pike. $40
of mile on main road from Bancroft station.
only ITO miles from Office. II you go by
auto, take Highway bridge and turn up Co.
lumbia pike to Columbia station. and then on
to Bancroft, from there is only $40 Of mile, on
left-hand side of Columbia pike. sale sign ON
tree: Mr.. R, L. Mays place: Price only
1850. Very easy terms. only 81 600 cash and
balance. $50; includes everything. You can
pay this each month till place is all paid for.
No trust to renew extend. II you wish
take the bus Sunday. at 10:15 am. or 3:45
p.m at 18th and Penna. ave. NV. and Ii will
take you to property. or take electric line. Seth
and II NV, to Barefoot and walk 3-10 of mile
to property. II looking for place with good
will be sold quickly. Thirteen acres and good
home. 50 close to Washington. cannot be found
every day. Possession thirty days.
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Farm, Overlooking Famous
River. Overland Automobile

Tools. horses, 8 cows, flock poultry, vehicles,
lumber. etc, thrown in: "a acres: edge
hustlinE R.R. town: broad fields. rich ioam
tillage: 1O-cow pasture: woodland for $50
cords wood. $50 cords pulp. fruit; good 8room
house. b0untifnl shade, glorious view over
looking beautiful river, which borders farm
for u mile; 2 fine barns, poultry house. ga
Details page g. Illus. Catalog 1.lOO Bargains.
FREE. STROUT FARM AGENCY, 1422-N,
Land Title bldg. Philadelphia. Pa
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY
BRAND-NEW BUNGALO7

.BRAND-NEW BUNGALOW.
CONCRETE PORCH FLOOR. STEPS AND
WALKS; CEMENT STuCCO OVER sUB-sID-
ING; CORNER LOT 50x125 TO 12-FT. ALLEY
IN REAR; HIGH. DRY; BEST LOCATION
AND NEIGHBoRHooD OF MT. RAINIER: 2
BLOCKS TO CARS; ALL INSIDE WALLS
PAINTED COATS; ROOMS AND BATH,
ATTIC AND CELLAR: ANIL: CEMENT GA
RAGE; FLOOR: AND RUNS TO STREET AL
READY IN; AT SACRIFICE PRICE OF 81, 600
-$2.oOO DOWN, BALANCE EASY TERMS. OR
DISCOUNT FOR ALL CASH. THIS IS A REAL.
HOME. FRANK II. COWARD, 37th ST.
NEAR NEWTON st., MT. RAINIER, MD.
PHONE HYATrS 4O5J. HOME EVENINGS.
GUME RIGHT ON OUT AND SEE THIS BE-
FOkE BGYING ELSEWHERE.
RIvERDALE, MD.
Blk rooms and bath; fine concrete cellar;
electric lights; furnace heat; acre Of ground;
beautiful shade and fruit trees; near car line;
$o,130. Terms. $500 cash, balance monthly.
A. GORDON, Riverdale, Nd, or 2014 18th st.
NV. Phone North 1920 23s
MODERN SUBURBAN HOME. IN A RE-
nned ne1ghborhoOd, near Washington Golf and
Country Club; eight rooms. hot-water heat.
Dath electric lights, garage. poultry house,
4O0,hen capacity: brooder house. 50O-chick ca.
pacity; fine fruit and shade trees: large, we'll
Kept lawn; twp acres: twenty minutes by auto.
on good btumlnOus macadam and new concrete
road, to Treasury; at Jewell station. Washing
ton and Old Dominion R.R. Mail address,
LOUIS II. BUCkMAN. r. F. d. No. l. Ross
lyn. Va.
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FARMS
Dnn naau-

FARMS
FOR SALE.
FARM ON K0CKvILLN PIKE. NEAR
@ Saitnersp1rE, No; 1s acres and excellent
150-AORE DAIRY AND GARDEN FARM. AD-
Of 20 cows; monthly income from milk, $3.50;
8 extra-nne horses, 40 acres corn; all necessary
address ssf Box aB
ONCE.
FARM FOR SALE IN Maryland. FIFTEEN
miles from White House; slightly over two
price Reasonable; possession to suit purchaser.
ga ACRES MISSISSIPPI BLACK LAND;
ane for . corn. cotton. @ alfalfa an and ~ live stock;
OF otssrWise r d. KNHPP, Gsmbriils. Nd. :
FARMS, ALL SECTIONS, MARYLAND AND
Virginia. 1RTaIs Paleec n coSsos a1S terms
Room 70, 126 1Ath NV. Phone u. 7178. 27s
TO SETTLE ESTATE ON ASHTON PIKE,
two miles north north Of T.. Colesville, Nd. 99 i-s
ss.ss GEE
90 ACRES NEAR FREDERICK JUNCTION.
Nd. y mile from state road and r. R.; g.
outbuiidiass. Further particulars write s. q.
FUNK, Frederick Junction. OF g. L. FUNK,
Prospect ave-. Brentwood. Nd.
s1o, 1o,ooo-MARIBoR0 PIKE; 8 ROOMS; 20
acres; large lawn; shade; fruit; fine. well;
outbuildings; s miles from District line; /
mile below Eorestville. Owner, ]. 81. BUR-
TON, North 50:
ANY ONE LOOKING FOR A COUNTRY
home in one Of the finest part. Of the state
Baltimore boulevard and both electric and
steam B. E.: any amount Of land from to
. 'e s. q. Lgwfs. is owner,
ON THE POTOMAC. NEAR WARRINGTON;
Motley Hall farm; containing $50 acres; large
brick dwelling and outbuild1ngs; considerable
water front with sand and gravel; about
$500 cords Of wood can be cut. EDWARD
p. SCHWARTZ Inc, 734 18th OF. NV.
II You ARE Seeking A COUNTRY RESI-
dence or farm. without 9. with full equip
motoring distances Of Washington. Can O.
correspond With ~, telling MS what you want.
9f,7S- WIN. a.. SAUNDERS & CO.,
Phones n 1Ol6-1Ol7. 1893 ST. NV
NEW, JERSEY ACREAGE BARGAIN-S2l
cash. e monthly, buys two acres Ane land;
Price. 80. only ~ each. VAIL y John ST.
New York. seas !.
- s--.s = ,q g.
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SUBURBAN PROPERTY.
FOR SALE.
4-ROOM BUNGALOW
NEAR CLARENDON

Large lot. 75xl30. to 15-ft. alley. Living
room l0x12), dining room (14x9). closet;
kitchen (15x12D. pantry; bedroom windows;
screened rear porch (24x7); chicken house and
yard: small fruit trees; yard and garden we'll
kept: electric lights, good water. Aurora
Heights Va. on WLaIlon ave. next street to
main roads to Clarendon and Cherrydale.
Owner-occupant. Mr.. NJ. II. Meyers Price.
cludes every ything. bus lines on main roads;
1O-minute schedule to Georgetown '(36th and
NJ SITS. n.w.p 4 miles from heart of city: very
high altitude. Inspect any time phone me !:
will take you to property by auto, any time
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AURORA HEIGHTS, VA.
New Groom bungalow with electric lights;
room for bath; well on porch; lot t0x110;
Immediate possession. Price. $500 Terms
Can Mr. Guiick. Clarendon s13. or
KENDRICK & GULICK,
East Falls Church, Va,
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TAKoMA, 224 .MAPLE-OwNER. LEAVING
city; ideal home, six rooms. sleeping porch and
bath: price, $500; $1.00o cad.
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Strout Farm Bargains
Fruit-Poultry Farm. Only $3.50.

~ OPPO1 tu1ffty'
On high elevation, amidst glorious scenery;
pure. invigorating air and attractive sur
roundings; 10 acres close hustling town: dark
loam fields for pOta toes. garden truck and ber-
ries: spring -watered pasture for a couple Of
cows; orchard Of Is apple trees, plums. cher
ries. 5-room cottage, delightful shade. spring
water, good 38-ft. barn. etc. resident
CatalOg.
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POTOMAC HEIGHTS.

The most picturesque part Of Warrington:
Fieh rround. overlooking the Potomac and
also facing Conduit road. Beautiful home
sites; ali detached; large grounds for gardens.
chickens and fruit; modern conyenisnces
neriod and is now established a. gh-grade
residential community: Large building opera
lions now going on; 20 houses going up and
few for sale at moderate prices and on eaAy
terms. We have q number Of pretty home
sites for sale. but they are going very fast
and soon will be all gone. Better be one Of
fhe Fortunate ones and secure q site in this
fast growing suburb before all are sold. Large
government works soon to commence in this
section and q new road ordered opened at
once through Potomac Heights to connect
Conduit and River roads. This IL ths coming
section-The palisades Of the Potomac. Certain
to always be white and only detached homes
Owner, 1904 b 1t. NV. Main 7000. or see
W. r. JACKSON. Owner. living on the prop
erfy k424 Conduit road Cleveland lS8.
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SUMMER CAMPS.
-~- - - R1

6ve on va side Of Potomac, one mile above
Aqueduct bridge. Address Boz a27-A. Star
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BUNGALOW-$5OO CASH
PAYMENT

New; never occupied: rooms. 2 bedrooms,
closets. cellar ireproof roof. electricity; large
main road; pump on rear porch; good water.
2 minutes walk from Penrose station or 5
minutes from Hatfield Wash. & Vir. car line).
Cars every 20 minutes from 18th and Pa.
ave. NV. Good auto road. School. stores
close. Price only So. $50. $500 cash, $25 month
includes everything. mir. Frank Thompson's .
new bungalow.) Sign property. Open
Sunday from pm. until dark. This is a
good buy. See it at once.
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BEAUTIFUL CORNER
HOME WITH SIX
I.ARGF OTIS

endoa a1e snd so feet fee isSs. on S as
young fruit trees. grapes. currants. peaches.
pears. apples plums: frame house: paint good
shutters and screens ali windows; galvanized
sbingle roof; entire house newly papered and
painted inside; seven rooms: bath: reception
mantle. sliding DOORS dining room. 15x1s. four
tie: very large Kitchen l2.15: buii.,in cabinet.
shelves and window: bath has three porcelain
fixtures. medicine cabinet. two windows: bed
15xI6. bay window. four windows. closet: bed
room. 10113, two windows. closet: concreted
cellar, two entrances stationary wash tubs;
rear porch: water supplied at $1.75 per month
(no pumping). but pump and well at rear
porch If you should have occasion to use them:
heating system: gas water heater: garage for
areproof roof: two chicken houses: wood house;
= fixtures: excellent x. % garden spot. 1s.7 square
feet talmost half acrel; concrete ono Sidewalks
S9
car line). 18th and Penna. ave. NV. twenty
minute schedule. fare only II cents. eommuta-
close to school. stores and churches; only Az
miles to White House: good auto road: owner
Mr. Joseph llS sale sign t5,,s9 On
and and balance, III month. includes everything:
be sold Immediately; property listed only Fri
with Is, $50 square feet. and all modern i'm
provements, good outbuildngs, for only e. 40
answer is prices are always right-then add
another satisfied client to my list.
WALTER O'HARA,
Exclusive Agent on Above Properties.
/ spseiaiize in Nearby Virginia
Main 1923. 1909 H NV.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Heishts: newest and best subdivision In North
Washineton; lots 40x140; &c per foot up; very
e-'' =. g. BROWNE. Agent.
Ag.ir 768 S37 Woodward BLDG.
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outhuiid,nss. CHICKEN mn. fasntifnI Iot
about acre; deep well; excellent white
neighborhood; on bus line and near 2 car lines:
ideal for married couple; bargain, 81, 400; $4OO
cash, balance terms. FONTAINE. Fairfax St,
Barefoot, Va.
SIX-ROOM, BUNGALOW AND BATH. IN IA
koma Park; large lot; all Improvements;
81, 500; 81 600 down.
Five-room bungalow; new: close to car line /;
81. 600; 81 900 down.
Four-room bungalow: elegant repair: con-
venient to cars; large lot; 50, 75O 81 600 down.
r. G. LOHR, 288 Carroll ST., Takoma Park.
Phone Col. 6O4S-J. 23s
NEW BUNGALOWS-BEAUTIF VIRGINIA
Highlands; by owner; strictly pre-war prices.
Line 1881
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TWO-FAMILY FLAT, EACH FLAT CON
and heating plants; an idsal buy for tvo
families; price: sz;!so; Ne; - , II a.
6lk Hast OagtHa -
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FOR SALE-HOUSES

HTWORTH-OHARMING LITTLE HOME on
Allison st. near Sub large rooms and bath:
sSe immediste possession. Price. S9.uOO.
TSmss w. Fowler 4 Son. 1877 18th NV.
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OUT-0F-TOWN REAL ESTATE
COUNTRY PROPERTY.

FOR SALE-65 ACRES. EXCEPTIONALLY
beautiful home level. clear. very productive;
all city conveniences; driveway. spring water.
solid roads, S-room house, large barn build
ing, nearly new. friendly neighbors; owner re-
tires; bargain at $500 an acre: buildings worth
more. Owner. Box 42, q. D., Quakertown,
Pa
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GROOM BUNGALOW.
Ami; garage; large lot: good street, half
block station: one fare: only s8OO0
Ar bungalow; gas: 5000; $500 cash.
Or. bungalow; ami; near cars; s., 500.
S-r. bungalow. new; ami. 2 lots; s, 500.
: 8-r house: ami; near station; $3.50.
12-r. house; ami; near cars; 81 500.
r. and store; 81. 100. including stock.
NJ. EARNEST,
MT. RAINIER, MD.
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WANTED-McsEY.

81 500 ON s ACRES AND SMALL HOUSE
being improved and occupied by owner; goo
security Address BOx 25-B Star office
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NEW, JERSEY ACREAGE BARGAIN-S2
cash., e monthly buys two acres nne land;
Price, -. only ~ each. VAIL y John Ct,
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Silver Spring.
About 2-3 Acre; Large 8-Room
Home.
2z Blocks to Trolley and B. and
o. 5 Blocks D. c. Line.
D~;co Co -oo Ta~.,c


Price, $1,000. Terms.
This Is one of the best properties In Silver
Spring. Built by present owner for a home.
and win stand inspection. Large s-room and
bath colonial home. high ceilings. large front
and back porches, sleeping porch, sewer,
water. electricity, furnace heat. slate roof.
fine lawn, flowers. oak shade; garage. poultry
house. splendid garden tomatoes, sweet corn
melons in bearing. Several bearing fruit
trees, raspberries. large asparagus bed. This
home is worth the price asked. Immediate
possession from owner.
McLachlen Banking Corp'n.
Real Estate Dept. 10th and G.
Main 432. Evenings, North 3l3
s-ROOM HOUSE. HOT-WATER HEAT, BATH,
electric light. gas range. garage; one Of the
best locations In Clarendon: bargain; 81, 800.
S-room house. modern with garage; large lot.
fruit and shade; $500. Terms, $500 cash. $55
monthly.
5-room house. with 4 lots, So. 500.
Farms and other property not listed.
F0LLANSBEE & KELLY.
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Lookl Bungalow
Lyon Park. Va.

Home Bargains-Possession.
sRS worth, H''sI Saui. Addisoa. aish vis~. heon.
inedaie. A special bargain In e.rooa modern
tractive terms. II you wish 70 savs nesey
Il win pay you to So these.
NJ r PYON CO. INC
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FLONIDA Z NOI LN I.
For Sale or Exchange for
Washington d. C., Property.
BUNGALOW COIONY-ALLYEAR CLIMATE.
Including completely furnished and equipped
hotel store and several beautiful bungalows;
about 800 acres available for building pur-
poses. situated on magnificent waters opening
Into balmy Gulf Of Mexico. Bathing. boating.
fishing and all outdoor sports. Wonderful
information on request. Address Box 342-P.
Star Office
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Good warehouse, lumber mill and yard. stor-
age or manufacturing site. including adjoining
Built to carry heavy weight and now used In
that capacity. Actual floor space Of building
can be turned over free and clear Of all in
cumbtance or upon such terms a. may be
agreed. Excellent opportunity for some one
deal less than 1t could be reproduced for.
Evening star., 1921-04-04
RAILROAD BONDS
SHOWED DECLINES

NEW YORK. April 4.-In the bond
market the days changes were most
ly on the side of lower prices. This
was particularly the case with rail-
way bonds, where losses of half
point to- q point were fairly common
The heaviness in this quarter was
of course a reflection of the uncer-
tainty surrounding the railway out
Pennsylvania general AVS made
new low at TN. st. Paul refunding
AVS declined a point to 5SZ. Sea-
board adjustment SIS broke one and
quarter pionts to a new low OF 81.
Erie prior lien IS and Chicago Great
point. the former to 511s, the latter
to soy. New York. Westchester 4
Boston 4hs eaualed their previous
The ss.ooo.ooo Invincible Oil bonds
have all been placed. but it Is not
the hands of the investing public
and what portion remains in the
hands of dealers. There was a rather
unusual margin-some 7h points-be-
tween the price at which the bonds
were offered to the public and that
which was paid by the syndicate.
Only Partly Affected.
Industrial bonds were not as rule
much affected by the weakness in
rails. Westinghouse Electric Is made
a new high at 99A. So did the Unit
ed States Steel sinking fund 5s at
95Z. Cuban-American Sugar 8s were
not carried down by the drop in sugar
stocks. They held at 1904. which
was last weeks nnal. Chile Copper
IS were up q fraction. at 70A. while
American Smelling and Refining So
were down another half point to 75A.
Lihertys Higher.
Liberty bonds opened up 10 to ~
cents. but subsequently, lost part of
their gain. United Kingdom 5hs
were scarcely affected by the threat
ened spread Of the British coal strike.
City Of Paris IS were again in de-
mand and made a new high Of 97A.
1t is quite likely that there is some
connection between the accumulate ton
Of these bonds and recent gold trans
fers from France to this country. If
this gold were being used to meet pur-
chases of french exchange needed to
cover French buying Of the Paris
loan. 1t would be the same sort Of
thing that went on in the period
just prior to the maturing Of the
Anglo-French bonds last autumn.
Evening star., 1921-04-04
PASSPORT REGULATIONS
LIFTED BY GOVERNMENT
American Citizens Need No Longer
Obtain Papers to Travel, State
Department Announces.

American citizens entering or leav-
ing the United States no longer will
be required to obtain passports or per-
mits. the State Department announced
today after receiving an opinion by At
torney General Daugherty. Aliens
leaving the country may also do so
without permits. but passport control
remains in effect in the cases of aliens
entering the United States
The opinion of the Attorney General
was called for to clarity the situation
resulting from the inadvertent action
Of the last Congress in terminating the
passport control act of 1919 relating to
the entrance and departure of Ameri.
can citizens and to the departure Of
aliens.
The Attorney General ruled that in
view Of a provision in the last diplo-
nlatic and consular appropriation act.
the limitations still was in Operation
with regard to aliens entering the
United States.
The State Department, however. waa
said to consider it advisable for Amer
lean citizens who expect to visit for
eign countries to inquire Of diplomatic
and consular officers OF those countries
whether they would be required to
present wise passports In order to
enter. and also to ascertain what
documents. il any. would be accepted
by those countries in lieu Of regular
passports.