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Evening star., 1922-08-24

FOR SALE-153O 9th ST.
8 ROOMS. BATH, FURNACE.
NOW VACANT.
L. w. GROOMES. 1416 F ST.
10 EvARTS ST. NE. JUST EAST NORTH
Capitol n.-New 2-story, rooms and bath.
metal garage; large lot to wide paved alley I;
very easy terms. Open for inspection. II. Il.
H0WENsTEIN CO.. 1874 st. NV.
sIX ROOMS AND BATH. BRICK, BETWEEN
14th and 18th. south Of Spring road. Screened
sleeping and breakfast porches 10I20: also
front porch. Furnace heat. gas and elec-
water heater. Concrete cellar under entire
house: laundry tubs. Large back yard to loft
alley. House in fine condition. Owner de-
sres immediate sale: Price. $4,000: Terms.
UNION REALTY CORPORATION.
Main S415. 1410 G st. NV.
DESIRABLE COLONIAL HOME: CENTER
hall plan: six large rooms; ami; lot 75I110;
tn.w.l D. c.: fine view. Basgain hunters.
here is your chance. Cash talks. 1t must 30.
Phone Cleve. 1890.
HERE'S A WONDERFUL BUNGALOW BAR
gain-$50O cash. $65 monthly. Bungalow has
fve rooms and breakfast alcove. with Pull
man fixtures. hardwood floors, open fireplace.
tiled bath. porches good size lot.
MORGAN E. MORGAN 4 CO..
1407 New York Ave. franklin 1920
Evening and Sunday. Franklin 1851.
Evening star., 1922-08-24

Bargin for $1,000 in NE.
rCams and tile bath. h.-w.h.. elec. lights
large yard and wide alley; act quickly: terms
right.
ANTON KOERBER & CO.,
404 Hibbs bldg. NJ 500.
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FOE sALE-HousEs.


MODERN 6-k0OM HONE; TWO BATHB.
hot. water heat. electricity, Garage;. on desira-
BILE street in Mount Pleasant's exclusive resi-
GENITAL ssssica sS RIoHAaD J: TAGGAsT: s, Ct:
COLUMBIA HEIGHTS.
Twelve rooms teisht bedrooms). two baths;
the $ heat. nov 70 asss s:f for ocs
son.biy priced At sis.SoS: terms. rms ~ A'
CLOSE TO DUPONT CIR.
Nine rooms. two baths; electricity. Only
$12.50O. on good terms.
oO8 BUTTERNUT STREET.
At Walter Reed Hospital.
lcnial porch with concrete floor. full size attic,
complete home. with modern modern Convent eon1eniences: s:
would consider exchange price and terms rea-
PETTY & PETTY.
1923 New York REalTohs' .zs. Main a4s7.s4s,.
WOODBRIDGE, D. C. Vacant. }
9"sF iessgns soms city must ..
laundry tubs: large corner lot. Price. $3.50.
-RIVERDALE.
Price, $3,25o.
rb,s four,room bung.lew one.h:lf acre of land.
rms property just years old. Elec., water,
new chicken house. 2 squares to cars and
Etores: also new school. IS minutes to
Treasury. Terms.
HYATTSVILLE,
Price, &,o5o. $500 Cash.
New corner bungalow of large rooms and
bath. Large screened front porch. laundry
tubs, concrete cellar; excellent heating plant.
Lot 5Ox24S IT,; gas. cleo. city water; III
squares to cars. Vacant
WILLIAM G.. RICHARDSON.
225 Colorado Rldp M.t, aka,
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MT. PLEASANT.

MI. PLEASANT.
Beautiful of houses that demand your immediate in
specon They located ge r and contain eight
and baths; electric lights; hardwood foor dining
arcay finished with beautiful colonnade beamed ceiling
fireplace and butn bookcases Very attractive kitchen with
white enamel gas and onepece sink Worth your nspec
ton. Price, $I4o5o 4oI-
Evening star., 1922-08-24
REACTIFTL BUNGALOW.
FOR SALE

On Washing ton Baltimore boulevard. Nd.
Most desirahly situated with attractive sur
roundings; convenient to cars: only 30 minutes
TO center of city: large, bright rooms and
bath: thoroughly modern: all city improve
ments: open fireplace in living room Large
lot beautiful lawn and fine garden. Entire
nroperty in excellent condition. This Is de-
,.idedly one of our hest listinss and should be
seen il you want real bargain. (f4)
Only $1,000. Terms arranged
Z&NTLIN(.ER.
Evening star., 1922-08-24
FOB sALE-H0UsEs.

NICHOLS AVE. CONGRESS- HEIGHTs..A
beautiful home Of rooms, bath: hot-wster
heat, electric lights, on this prominent thor;
and srapevines in bearing. Price very reason
W.. Ssas s''s auisR INN COMPANY. <. Inc;
FOR sALD-NoRTHWEsT; ONLY 5000;
Tor garage; wide paved alley; front, rear
porchss: vacant: Don't delay. This 70 cheap.
STONE 4 FAIRFAX. 1342 New York ave.
A VERY DEsIRABLE, GOOD AS NEW: CO,
ionial,front home on 11th st. me-. near D; ~
r. wide; large rooms and complete tiled
et ts,, light. and toilet sns flon
porch: large rear yard loft. paved alley;
everything Al condition. Inspect this house house
before you buy. The owners. an eioerly
house to look after. Price. 1880: a similar
new house would bring over $ll 600: Only
s..Soo cash, balance SEQ mon month; II $o so1,
NEMs0M. lilo b ne.
$3.50 FOR SALE TO CoLoRED-BRICK
dwelling. In the 400 block of st. s.e.; sub
''an'''' cash VIZ R1yPep! NoF%nYdn Tsa9,5sdl
$40 r ST., n. ".
10 rooms. attic. 2 bathrooms. hot-water heat.
electricity; '%Medi:ts W.T. y. s6PsSoYGE. PHissss'Ha
$40 r ST ~ "
NEW GROOM TAPESTRY BRICK HOUSE,
near Grant circle; completely furnished; price
s1s, snd terms terms reasonable. Address Box lafM q.
OFFICER ORDERED AWAY. SACRIFICE
beautiful Chevy Chase home; Anil; large
lawn double garage: just on Conn. ave: IN
splendid condition; exceptional terms. ADDRESS
Boz 2:M. Star ofhce:
I HAVE FOR SALE MY DETACHED HOUSE
in Brookland, on large lot; am leaving city.
Price. $500. Address BOX 46M. Star once
s-RoOM HOUSE, OVERLOOKING ROCK
Greek Park; front porch. double back porches;
throughout; built-in Ice box; installed vacuum
cleaner system; maids room n basement:
large attic. II sold at once. Sl1.960: IS.
ON ST. NEAR n. CAP. ST.; 8 ROOMS
an and .b bath. by owner. No. ST. ne. Price a,.
BARGAIN-PETWORTH ROOMS, BED
rooms: every modern convenience: redecorated
from top to bottom: beautiful yard. lS5 feet
deep; semidetached; paved street and alley;
MIR. sHARAH. Col. s434. Price. $s. $50;
terms "a
REAL BUY AND A REAL HOME IN MT.
Pleasant: 10 rooms. bath; steam heat and ga
Price i. right; EDGAR "A. MILLER. 1889
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. AND TAYLOR ST,
Petworth. colonial home. rooms and BATH
to alley. owner Occupant viii give possession. @
Price. IS. $50. on easy terms
W. C. DUvALL.
1928 Woodward bldg. Franklin b495.
PETwORTH. ILLINOIS AVE. NEW. MOD
ern Groom home. lot 27x1OO. wide alley. ga
rage. tons Of coal in cellar Will sell fur
nished for $9.S75. unfurnished for s.. $50.
on very easy terms.
saurs Addition. Detached. an unusually at
tractive home of rooms and 2 baths. thor
oughly modern and in perfect condition: lot
50x15O: prompt possession from owner. Price
and terms very reasonable.
W. G. DUVALL.
1923 Woodward bldg Franklin 549J
Evening star., 1922-08-24

By oWNER-s ROOMS: H.-W.H. ELDC.
u 600 cash. Address Boz S5-N. star once 2Ss
Evening star., 1922-08-24
CLEVELAND PARK

Beautiful home on Quebec St. completely
detached and has six rooms and one bath;
electric lights with very attractive fixtures;
front and rear porrhes: screened breakfast and
sleeping porches: hardwood floors: large cedar
closets: built-in bookcases. beautiful French
doors and open fireplace in living room. Large
lot 5Ox133, improved by brick garage. At
tractively priced at $l3,750. 363-3
Evening star., 1922-08-24
FOR sALE-HoUsES.

OWNER WILL SELL. s-ROOM HOUSE, WITH
ali modern improvements. inclosed sleeping
porch and garage. In Virginia. close to city.
on yery low price and easy terms. Address
Box 6O-M Star ONCE. -.
Evening star., 1922-08-24
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS.
PRICE. $500.

Situated In that choice section west oe
Connecticut ave. and north of st. Hand
some English basement home. containing 3
masters bedrooms, masters baths; glass
inciosed sleeping porch. also maids room and
bath. The house is new and has all the
latest conveniences.
Evening star., 1922-08-24
DOWNTOWN

DOWNTOWN.
Near Dupont Circle. An exceptionally good
offering in a downtown house. suitable for
rooming purposes. 1t has nine rooms. two
complete baths; electric lights; also a garage
Price. S1O.75O. Reasonable terms.
Hedges & Middleton. Inc.
1894 H St NV. Phone Main 102s.
Evening star., 1922-08-24

4 GOOD BUY.
Fuur acres of land and Groom house, with
hath and h.-w.h.: near Baltimore pike; street
car line aud Il. & o. r. r.. garage and fruit
trees; price low II sold soon: easy terms
O. B. ZANTZINGER. t47-Hy.)
q. Maryland Phone:
Hyattsville Nd Hy-72.
Evening star., 1922-08-24

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
oeod tasts and elegance are here eouubt.saI
70 maks home Of unusual charm and beauty.
Ien rooanss three baths; hot-Water heat; Iar9sI
inciosed eun porch; hardwood Aoofs; builtJnI
fsirigeHaftoa; screens and awnings; lot I07x98I
with two-esr garage At rear. home toI
please The most exaeting. Priced at 81, 500.
CLEVELAND PARK.
Detached home Of nine rooms and tile bstb,
destrably situated. Pre-var construction:
hardwood Aeors and trim; large front porch
and sleeping porch. Screens. Newly papered
and In good condition throughout $1,000.
CHEVY CHASE.
New. detached. MILLER-BUILr bone of
SIX rooms. tile bath; hot-water heat, electric
lights: hardwood floors throughout; OPEN nre-
place: built-in tub; Pittsburg instantaneous
hot.water heater: floor plugs; several unusual
built-in features. 50. $50. Immediate pos
session.
TAKOMA PARK.
A corner home Of unusual excellence and
charm; seven large rooms, Glassed sleeping
porch large living room. stone fireplace. I'm.
mediate possession. $3.50.
N. MILLER, i.
tors, =
Evening star., 1922-08-24

w. c. & A. N. MILLER,
Realtors,
Union Trust Bldg Main 17oo
Evening star., 1922-08-24

TAKoMA PARK HOMES.
Very specials elegant. new. up-to-date,
sroOm bungalows: all ready to occhpy: perfect
title: quick possession: . at $500: one at
50 80: guaranteed locations. Two nne 10
room houses, S. $50 and S10.5OO: large lots:
fLc shade; several cheaper ones. 2O-room
brick apt: fine lot, $4,000
TAkOMA PARK REALTY co,
Col. 95oS. Takoma Park d. c.
Members Washington Real Estate Board.
Evening star., 1922-08-24

SOMETHING UNUSUAL
IN CHEVY CHASE.
Oman . until 7 nm. 8eO1-5 Keokuk 1t.
.outhern exposure, large porches. lat value
in Chevy Chase. Small cash payment. Come
and see or let US take you out. Phone Col.
RoBT. E. MITCHELL CO..
n "
Evening star., 1922-08-24

loE sALE-AT wOODSIDE. MD.: OPPOSITE
s. noolhouSs. one-half square from pike and
c.ectrtc cats-New. 1-room house; ami: au-
tomato water supply; electricity: hot-water
heat and garage: lot. 100x154: garden. her
RIGS. fruit. grapes, etc. Price reduced to 81 800
Cess than cost,; owner leaving for Florida;
tc ms II desired Apply on premises.
Evening star., 1922-08-24

PRICE. S5. 750 $50 CASH. $40 MONTH:
Virginia 6 rooms. bath, full basement: hot
water heat. elec.. city water: lot JOx13o:
:.!ley: garage included. MIR. PARKER. Main
oSS
Evening star., 1922-08-24

MODERN 6-K60N HOME; TWO Baths.
hot-wate heat. electricity, garage on desira-
BILE street In Mount Pleasant's exclusive resi-
Dental section. RICHARD J. TAGGART.
LAWYER, 4O2 Wash. Loan 4 Trust bldg. 26s
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02

Dlcksys Oh Reliable bye Water. 70
uettn 50. tses. Doesn't hurt
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
JONES OPENING CIVIL
ENGINEER OFFICE HERE

Vincent x Jones 10 opening o. rivi'
engineering office in the upper floor Of
tho old Panhandle Lumber COMPANY
huildinx on sixth street between Polk
and Tyler Edward y white viii p" In
charr, % Tho office which viii o" opor
Cd in few dlvg Mr. white was iu
charge OF the Ration office Of mo Jones
Engineering Company before coming
10 Amarillo No o. . graduate Of tho
Colorado University school ~ engineer
inr ana for Tho past Four md half
wears has bscn with the Jones Com
ronv lis company specializes In mu'
ricipal engineering work. such az WI.
terWorks systems paving and sewers
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02

S-uuf- Register urv before % b. IN
la. Registration closes ~ noon August
The annual permanent camp "Opens
August 9 and closes August D..
Tn. cmp this year b. 100 or, cot The
pretti,st parts OF the canyon. Blue
springs rl"ntv 81 fishing ana swim.
ming aud ON BYy' Whit good TIM,
We az, going "a have
BE- Prepared.
Have your teeth fixed bctpr, l.,t-
ing FOR camp
q Keep an account at what sou dO
iu camp hikes contests, tests passed.
guard duty. 60. Yuu.ll want Go lo"h haDN
of n year frv1u now
O. Take either uirht shirt or prefer.
orly Ialmas Go sleep IN and usr th.u.
@ is very unhealthy to sleep boo under.
wear OF oth'r clothing worn during the
dly.
. BE sdur that your stockings for
hIkiug are either now Cd. .Datu"d
Much discomfort is caused bs Hitiu- n
stockings with holes
q. &c, yuur hair cut short Much
ctsi,r "a keep clotn and dries quickly
alter swimming
3. II you are planning to take new
Shoes for hiking buy them 1t once and
break them n before reaching camp
Tired aud bl.stcrcd feet viii result BE-
"a don't.
Z. Chocrful smile ~ AN times, wh'th-
e. thr duty s pleasant on mot. makes Oh,
difference between swim or 20" swim the
neat day
Do NOT neglect 10 loosen guy rup,s
during or Immediately after o. shower
Tighten thcm again when dry
o Old clothes We'll kept are prefer
.lhlc 90 ucw oncs.
10. Wooden clothing are more d'-ir
able than any other. Ncycr wiring out
N1oicns Ia dry Always hang them gI
wet 10 prevent shrinking.
~. sneakers and m0cCasins are al
right iu IN. tent or even around th'
camp. buy when worn on a hike result
.u stone bruises blistcrs and fcyvr",
feet
q. To dry the inside of Your .ho-f
J.lav "a handful 81 clean paddles and ara
r. hating them In "a dTy. clean pam
shake them about On sAuts until tH,l
are thoroughly dIy
10 Ecp.tt immediately Jny loss 90
appetite. indigestion. constipation. lyl
poisoning Illness or injury
u DO mot "a, glect your personal ar
Hsstrauce.
40 tn, scout who lands Boo Uam
with his eyes wide open. "a smile uud
-uC.e wish 10 advance himself b
scouting a. much ne possible. is Oh
me who VIII be best satisfied with camp
In. kcacrs are usually tho ones ssh
ON. 70 camp expecting tiNois
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02

IN, FifH uu,, much of his success 20
queen MARY the -Four fliths Queen
Mar. stands for mo- nonsense. The dear
Young prince u.o,ls just surh wife
Think ef au Tho temptation. h' Is bcset
with 90 is wonder h' hls kept his
hold 1s Well cess he has D rm sur" the
affair OF tho British 'mpir, would bu
sal. bon my hands,
Remember on" cprliiiosn ~ the cou-
test Any rrl can enter Tho prize u
On, Princes hand providing ho b. will
INK
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
PERRYTON AND
PAMpA TO HELP
PIP. c. C. FREELY

Practically Fcry business institution
In Perrvtou and plmpn hav" become
members n ths Panhandle Plains Cham
Dor 81 Commerce Mayor = = Reid ~
Pamua. field worker FOR tho Panhandle
Plains chamber reported 70 Secretary
IS y Blan'nr Yesterday Mayor Roid
sayg the pennI, in Dis district and other
p'acss On 'hp North Plains are soll 10
no Panhandle chamber 81 com
mercs. recalling how ln tho p1qt II has
saved them thousands ~ dollars In
fro .rh' rates md On marketing their
wheat hv securing cars
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02

4 soss aosiay AllWeei bathing
suit fa $50 up 30 ~. fhs Iadics
sf.rs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
GIRLS IN COLLEGE
FROM 80 STATES
Select Junior College in the
Ozarks Popular in Panhandle

Crescent Collt4, go Eurckl Springs
Arkansas frequently called tho SWitycr
hind ~ America is popular with girls
from Amarillo and vicinity although u
g. 20 small school limited to eighty
girls ~ many as four Amarillo guls
htvc attended Crescent 900 one year
crescent has aIuWua, iu nearly every
important town ia thr Panhandle. such
us Hereford phn1lrw Memphis. Dil.
hart Tula ana Score more.
U-i. the girls from tho Plains meet
& rl- from Sew York. California, ohio.
tud other distant states. I, is said tp be-
the most cosmopolitan school for girls
in the Southwest Crescent BE- stand
nrdy.d Junior college offering 90 two
wears cullrg, course ana four years
preparatory. besides music. etc. cutIr"
.. accredited hy tho universities and
.pr4.ryatorIc8 ~ has many unique
features tor students II owns 90 beau
tfU 'H.., and club house. Tor 'hc rccrc-
ALTON Of students West Texas girls On
jos swimming. horseback riding. and
much ,lt OF doors all or which is om.
.phI ayrd 40 Crescent They like the dem
ucf1tic atmUsph"rr 81 student govern
meut Tho uDrks. famous for beauty.
brings new pleasures fu them.
Crescent girls Jt" usually attractive,
lu' th.y leave Crescent even NOR, att
tn,',r. because they de- not contract
the ugly habits 80 commonly acquired
u brr, enrolment schools This ~ due
o. the close contact with aud splendid
Influence of teachers 81 strong person
atty and 90, careful selection Of STU
dents & lis' ol former Crescent students
u this vicinity will %, gladly furnished
spon request Address toI catalogue and
s,aI buuh and reservation.
CRESCENT COLLEGE.
Boa 4
Eutul,l Springs Arkansas
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
THIS ISFINAL. DATE TO REGISTER
FOR ANNUAL. BOY SCOUT CAMP; TO
COTOBIIUE SPRINGS FOR OUTING

Fl, CLEANLINESS invites happiness
Mth Invites disease and uUurhluess
O.. FuUd lu the tent viii attract ants
n.,. and Dth,r Insects
o., Thns, who h1t, tn .dg, thai
mmu Is e. pl.,, when, soap s not be-
ware. b,,tus, THERE Is soap in The
,tmu. and scrubhinp brushes. and sand
and husky crew that could be- sporif.
ed.. detailed fr hitl washing
HlrN
% GD yuur -uubun started before
ypu connie a. camp n sou have mot
dout trN 10 got 10 an n one day. Those
that de- lDso two or three DAYS ont 90
camp SEASON getting over 10
"a. AIl ypur personal "quipW, no
must De-, marked Boo water prrot iuk or
.ur boz Wuol or metal with Your tull
u3m, Initials not enough
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
YOUNG AMARILLO GIRLS
ARE WOUNDED BY CUPID

cupid wounded n lot of young girls Ia
Amarillo last month.
Ifvc 81 the - girls who took out u.
censes 10 vel during July were only
rs wears old One was IS. one was 70
aud tho remainder we're older In fact
ono Of the girls was % and another was
90 Most % tho others were In their
twpntlcs
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
NRn on THINKS

u iU0 mIHV d'Tr troHd4 IUd m.
uuiuuu.,s Who s1 hudly mus''r,d
90 us during our recent bereavement,
permit us FOO expires. our apprv, a,luu
Especially du Wr thank those VINO can
'rnurl 500 uunE beautiful flowers
Your grnt kindness shall linErr with
u- Hs % N'rN tender memory Boo This our
hpgI u' rr,at SORROW.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
. CHARGED WITH
OPEN PORT LAW
VIOLATIONS HERE

Pour charges u violations Of the open
port law were filed In Judge c. G. Ian.
dis court yesterday morning. " g.
Scroggins. lee Denison, VI. u. Pos
and II + white arrested In connection
with an attack on w s. Mullins. raj
WY guard. we've released on bonds o.
81 00e each
Tho complaints were filed b. Prank
a Himer state ranger. The attack on
Mullins occurred several days ago a.
he we l,avinx n cafe. tic was beaten
aud .taut.d IN the back with IA knife.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02

s q MNYFIELD.
MIR AND MRS. j e. CASH.
AND FAMILY.
AlI, AND MRS. \. j JORDAN
MIR AND Mrs " T.. FREE
MAN NND FAMILY.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
MISS HAMMER BEGINS
WORK AS SCHOOL HEAD

Miss Laura v. Hammer. nominated
10 the July % primary as superintend.
mt Of schools IN Potter County. was
Tuesday morning appointed 10 take
charge o. that office until her regular
term shall h.gin. She was appointed
by County judge Ray {. Johnson Miss
Hammer vas the only one IN the race
for IN. democratic nomination. She
all begin her duties as head u the
rural schools az once.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02

NOW cpm,s candidate for thr Daily
News grant matrimonial pril" with '
real idea. Miss pcddie Gogg. professor
" natural iuehnations he tho Miles,,
sizes St@.ff school fpr Young lad'',
one OF Amanno's most exclusive fin
shing schools. aays she is nof only Will
Ing 10 marry the Prince Of Nlle. but
advocate. har own sol",iiuu
Il ~, studied English mod"Iu hist"
r." she said toby. and II thor" is ou'
outstanding fact Il Is that King George
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1922-08-02
TO AID YOUR I'LL.

We recommend Blue star far an iaot
trouble such - hard or SIT corus.
ourions. swca'v feet or eczema ~ tho
lasi aud III ssin diseases such a. Itch.
Bczsnia. I1nEssorm. Poison Oak. old
sorsa and Sores 90 Children yin not
slsin yoar cloihss and hss a please. G
oda city Drug store
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-04
JAps TAKE BIG RAIL ORDER
Sale Of $4,000 Tons First Large
. Export Contract Of Year

New York, Jan. 4.--(By A. P.)--
Tho first large steel export contract Of
the year--13 900 tons Of rails for the
japanese Government--was announced
today by the United States Steel Prod
ucts Company. The rails will be man
ufactured at the Ensley plant Of the
Tennessee Coal and Iron Company,
officials Of the steel corporation de-
The domestic schedule for steel rails was
reduced several months ago to $40 per
ton. which would make the total $780,
900, but trade circles believe lower
price was made to the japanese.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-01-04

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RAILROAD BONDS (Including Railway
2399 Allegheny M,gG, 4c,
55d Ts@5 o,"...:',"'. 100000
-, ..,'".. 100000
Rona D{y MtrS. ayr. ~, i9?S'.s;:..
~ Lines, andR 17s,oOooo
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MUNICIPAL BONDS
900 City Of New York Corporate Stock, 40, 1855
RAILROAD BONDS UneIudins Stree. R.ilw.y)

$500 $500 Atlantic Atlantic City p n GoI4 1st 6HG 1922
15 :GSSS SS5 BAT Rao n n n R C. Go Y u @ p is
4aso99 Baltimore Ohio r r Co. ror Lien - e. iS25
SSSS SSS % Ba{io oho r Eg Tr Of I91s 1899 and iss5
900 nrs Csn,rs ss O. GsSrSa Ella y; Co
100 SSS SSS sssso GsE,ss faeaG Afod R 'GS ~ Mg
,SSSSSS SSS s,c.s chi, burlington Quincy A Co. Gen 1875
$1,000 chi st. Ry Co. Gen Rfds. Ser A. th% aOll
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LONDON STOCK MARKET
Profit. Sharing Made OH shares
Drop--industrlais Irregular

London, Jan. 4.--Leadership was
lacking on the stock exchange today and
the markets in the main dropped.
Changes, however, were narrow. Prof.
it taking made oil shares soft. Royal
Dutch WIS 36. Shell Transport and
Trading, 4 9.16, and Mexican Eagle,
3 T-18. The gilt.edged list was quiet,
with a tendency downward. French
loans were dull, following Paris.
Home rails were maintained around
previous quotations. Dollar descrip-
tons were idle and unaltered. Argen-
tine rails also were listless, but steady.
lndustrials were irregular, but tho feel
ing was confident. Hudson's Bay was
81.
The rubber group wavered in sympa-
thy with the crude article. Kafirs
we're weaker in spots.
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Foreign Bonds
Payable in Dollars

The external loan OF a
government is consid-
cred a better security
than an internal loan.
Furthermore, if an ex-
ternal loan is payable in
dollars, American inves-
tors are assured of free
dom from any changes
in prices due to fiuctua-
ton in exchange rates.
We invite special con-
sideration of certain
Canadian Government
and provincial external
loans and also the dollar
bonds OF some of the
strongest South Amer
ican nations.