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Evening star., 1923-09-14
RADIO NEWS

MAJ. j. Andrew White who will
announce the Dempsey Firpo fight
from the ringside for the Radio Cor
poration of America tonight, has Wis
tied both fighters at their training
camps, The results of his observa-
tions and his Interviews with both
men will be broadcast from station
WRC between and O'Clock this
afternoon.
Station WRC will be silent between
I and 10 pm. while the fight is being
broadcast by WCAP Al tba md nf
the fight WRC Will broadcast n short
program OF popular music With the
assistance Of the Happy Walker Jazz
Orchestra, Mary Anne Judson. So
prano, and Katherine Marguerite
Painter, pianist
The Washington Radio Club will
meet tomorrow night at o'clock at
1919 New York avenue Radio In
spector Downey of the Department of
Commerce viii be ihe principal
speaker.
WCAP has completed ARRANGEMENTS
Tor broadcasting locally the returns
Of the Dempsey -Firro right short
musical program be-4aning at $50
o'clock viii precede the reports from
the ringside. which win go on the
air about I:15 o'clock The main
bout starts at o'clock, Washington
time
The Chesapeake and Potomac Tele-
phone Company, owners and operators
Of WCAP, has made arrangements for
radio party for automobiIists at the
sylvan Theater from $50 to $3.50 D. M
large receiving set with powerful
dmpIlfy1ng apparatus will be placed
on the. south slope of the Monument
grounds and motorists may sit in
their machines and listen td the prog
Fess of the Dempsey Firpo battle at
the Polo Grounds ringside
The telephone company also will
stage similar party for members of
the Dcadline Club of Washington
newspaper men Returns from the
ringside Will be given in large room
on the top floor OF the Strayer build
ing, adjoining the telephone COM
pany's headquarters on 18th street
between 6 and II streets. Arrange
ments for entertaining the newspaper
reporters were made by Stuart Hayes
divisional director of information of
the company.
The following letter was received
by the radio editor today from Joseph
X. Dugan of Clarendon Va:
For the past week or more, to-
gether with the many, other radio
fans in and near Washington /
have read, discussed and comments
ed upon the controversy regarding
the broadcasting of the Dempsey
Firpo fight on Friday evening. and
was about to submit letter APP
pealing To all interested to please
get together and aome to some
amicable understanding.
Hearing the announcement Mon
day evening that arrangements
had been JJade TO broadcast the
s fight in such manner that the
many thousands in this section
would be able to receive the re-
turns fully and with the very best
results, l feel even more constrain-
ed to write and express the heart
felt thanks and appreciation of
every fan. to all concerned, in
overcoming the difficulty and MAX
ing IL possible to complete the de-
tails in such a satisfactory man
ner.
The reason I hesitated to write
at first was that have as yet to
see the time when red-blooded
Americans coulc not get together
for the benefit of the many, rather
than the few. felt all along that
the difficulty would be properly
adjusted, and / am most happy to
say my Judgment has been vin-
6icated-
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wHAs-LouisviIle t4Oo Meter.,,

D to p.m.-Mary Anderson Theater
Orchestra; Just Among Home Folks;
Rlalto Theater organ; base ball
scores
$3.50 to 10. p.rn.-Beechmont Trio;
historical episode; base ball scores;
safety talk.
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BY RADIO TODAY
Schedule of Wireless News and Entertainment.

6:45 p.M.-Children.s period
p.m.-Base ball scores; farm pro-
gram.
t:l5 p-m.-F'arm program.
$40 p.m.--Vocal and Instrumental
selections.
$40 p.m.-Farmer market report
/ p.m.-Base ball scores.
10 p.ln.-Blow by blow reports of
the Dempsey -Firpo heavyweight
championship fight.
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$50 p.m.-News Orchestra: Town
Crier; Anne Campbell, news poet;
Edward Lockett, baritone; Mrs. May
walker Howard. mezzo soprano.
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DISTANT STATIONS.
All Programs Scheduled for Eastern
Standard Time.

WJI-New York (455 NeterS).
sos p,m.-"Cloverfield FarmStories. .
by Helen Fuller Orton.
$50 p.m.-Final base ball scores
Alec Ross tenor
6:45 pm. - ''Looseleaf Current
Topics.
p.m.-"Sports" by william J..
Slocum.
1915 pm.-Preliminaries and cham
pionship bout between Luis Angel
Ffrpo, the wild man of the Pampas." !"
and Jack Dempsey. heavyweight
champion of the world. by direct wire
from the ringside at the Polo
Grounds; announcing by j. Andrew
White, boxing expert and veteran
fight announcer
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KDKA-PittsburSh C328 Metersp.
s p.m.-Dinner concert; base ball
scores.
ESQ p,m,-Address to farmers by
Frank l.. Mullen
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wOC-Dove,nor, fas. uo.u.

WOC-DavenpOrt CASA Metersl.
4:3O pm Educational program
music.
6;45 p.m.-Chimes concert.
$50 pm.-Sandman's visit -
I:5O p.m.-Base ball scores; weather
report
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wGY-seheneetaay $50 Meter,l.

$50 p.m-ChiIdren's program.
1885 p.m.-Health talk
I:40 p.m.--Base ball scores
I:45 p.m.-Musical program; WGY
Orchestra: vocal and instrun,entaI
solos; round -by-round story of the
Dempsey -Firpo fight
1880 p.m.-Musical program; WGY
Orchestra; vocal solos
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1t pays to read the want columns of
The Star. Hundreds of Situations are
filled through them
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N-IJ-DOubIcday-H Electric Conn

$50 to 6; so p.m.-MusicaI prosram
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WFI-PhiiadeIphia (S95 Meters).
$50 p.m.-orchestra; base ball
scores.
6 pm. Children,s stories.
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WoR-Newark t4O5 MSterS).
5:15 p.m.-DorothS Brarman, piano.
$50 p.nl,--Man In the moor stories.
6 p.m.--Piano solos.
6:15 p.m.-International Sunday
school lessos.
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WIP-phiIa,I,.IDbin ,,oo ,

"FAA-DalIns (450 NeterH).
$3.50 to 1880 p.m.-Edwin Lisman
basso; other musicians.
Evening star., 1923-09-14
LOCAL STATIONS.
NAA-Naval Radio Stntion, Radio, Va,
(435 McterR).

(435 MeterS).
32J p.m.-Complete live stock mar
ket coRDnsESe.
3 :4S p.m.-Weather bureau report.
4:05 p.m-Crop report and special
items.
:25 p.m.--Dairy market report.
1906 p.m.--Weather bureau report
NIL-Continentai Electric Company
(:l50 McteFs.b'
$50 to 80 p.m-AIusical program.
MNTJ-DoubIcday-H Electric Conf
puny' (2GI Sleters).
4 go to ) 80 p.m.-Musical program :
base ball scores.
MJH-WiIIiam p. Boyer Co. (253
NeterS).
3 to A p.m.-Market reports; music
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WLW-Cinclnnnti (3O9 Metersl.
Silent.
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WBAP-Fort Worth. (4T6 Meters).
1890 to 11:4J p.m.-orchestra.
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WWJ-Detroit (5I6 yJetersl

hSD-St. Louis t04U Meters).
9 p.m.-Dempsey- Firpo fight, round
by round
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WEAF-NeN York (492 Meters1.
p.m.-Dorothy Rodgeville, dra-
matte soprano.
Ais pm.-Christopher Meehan, lyric
tic soprano.
tenor.
$50 p.m.-Sport talk
GAO p.m.-Ruth Young Stewart.
soprano.
p.m.--"Human Nature and Hats, .
by Truly Warner
7:10 p.m.-Ada II. Gordon. pianist.
Silent during the Dempsey -Firpo
fight
WDAF-F&anSaS City (4II MeterS).
$50 p.m.-Base ball scores
1916 TO a.m.-.'Nighthawk" frolic;
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p.m.-W Weather report.
5:45 p.m.-"Radio Base Ball Dope"
by Monte Cross
6 p.m.-Bedtime stories; roll call.
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Electric Company
(350 MeteFs.ls
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The Washington Radio Club will
meet tomorrow night at ) o'clock at
1919 New York avenue. Radio In
spector Downey of the Department of
Commerce viii be sthe principal
speaker.
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kYW-cAicaso ,s4s Metersl.

$50 p.m.-Bedtime story.
10 10 II go p.m.--Isham Jones
O,,rchestra' Mary Lee, soprano: Sallie
hehkes' accompanist; other artists
Evening star., 1923-09-14

:25 p.m.-Dairy market report.
1906 p.m.--Weather bureau report
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wBz-springneld. Mass. eas7 Meters,

9nH IN 2 hItI1s N1ilhs. tJ31 MeteRsD.
p.m.-WBZ trio.
3 pm.-Base ball scores.
o;SV p.m-Bedtime story; current
p.m.-John's GleeN Club wBZ trio.
p.m.--Base ball ascores. badti,,,a
story for grown-ups.
Evening star., 1923-09-14

This staard supesenstve large Crystal tAdo Receiv
complete
panel beveled
exceptionally clear in action and disturbing
equipped with head band cord Everything
pe Ready for instant No batteries required
stalled
dnar electric light socket (Which aeraD and connecting
feet of aerial in the house or outdoors prefer This
all
results than of the 500 and 5000 outfits times
be
the machine first in Radio something
trouble child
as
Sci windows
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NCAP-CheSnpeaI1e and Potomac Tel
ephOne Company (4G9 Meters).

to 4 p,m-Marl1et reports; music.
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80 to 5 80 pm.-Musical program !;
base ball scores
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Station WRC will be silent between
and 10 pm. while the fight is being
broadcast by WCAP At the end of
the fight WRC Will broadcast short
program Of popular music with the
assistance OF the Happy Walker Jazz
Orchestra, Mary Anne Judson So
prano, and Katherine Marguerite
Painter, pianist.
Evening star., 1923-09-14

3t4S p.m.-Weather bureau report.
I :05 p.m.-Crop report and special
, 1923-04-10

statu t-snnu-ur. Rrrivsd in tho ntty
shin morning from .Chnynnns Rnd viii
Bpond q Bhn-t ttimr harn ON huHinEs.
u e. puttnrHun. rapreRnututivs Of
thu prtttnrHun Rubber company OF
Now Turs Ia horn on business Tor
hin company.
n. II Smith lcnmp I'D ~y-rstn-duy
from Durvnr IN a lhrIBirssH trim.
n
Henry AdunH .inst thiH mnrninF tDr
Wurlund und whurmopuiiH TO he EDnp
Hnvo-1ll dnyH IL hiiainess.
Qcan-l T. Anderson Inns --ntu-nsd
from Danvnr whnrn ie Inns henn vi-
itins ut thn iune OF hiH purnntH FOR
thu lust thrso wsaiis.
a
II AZ. Morley IhuH -nttI-nsd frnm
California Hftcr n months 'huainnss
und pleaBurn ltrip snnnt tthnru.
, 1923-04-10

They Will -nturn overland In MI.
suhh'H AfE-mun rur IN q tow dEys.
Tom .. CIairp. who hun hsan III for
the INIT weals In asuin Hhle 70 ussum
hiH duttrB.
Ein-be-t zIaRnly IL gpendinE q fuv
dryn hs-n rom tin. 1Aanrn c-rrk pil
finldH.
L j. w 1~.onRBfu-r IN B%pnndius a Biiurt
timo hare IN huBinesH from hiH runrh
west NJ caspor.
=. W. chopper Hrrivnd in the rity
~resturdHy on q short hustnnsH trin
t-nm scuttsbiuff. Nab.
ilnntns Martin iiB lhurn tor a 1ov'
dItyH rom Lander.
] C. r.. Admins N n lbusineHH rniier
hare for u fiiiurt time from Unnver.
, 1923-04-10
nSSoC5 ],

the ,causpar Womun's Departmental
club win msat wednesdays, April II. at
? Cointucit mt the weilH Atusir Btorn IN
the Reri;iingsr building. Nil p~revinus
meetings OF che dipisiun have fhean
hnid at the pubitn library. hirB. II.
C. dChappell will Ipreside over the inset
ing. Th stbtsrt for the a%ftnrruun
will he Thin tClssstr Srhuol of NiuHiu."
The pro-rHm follows, '-F,xplauation of
Svmphony." by Attn Turis Van Atatnr.
vunal solo. by hirs. IaLy Shaw, md a
quartet by the htesdnmes TolhurBt
FILTER. Fowler and hiisH Peterson.
, 1923-04-10

JunisH 1laiy IN IN IN. nifty fnr y rsvv
dRyr on lbunincHn md Whiting With
friands.
hiiaEnu EiineH VOL isnpvrn ptuneer
arrived IN caHgpar shiH murninp rom
Ilnnvnr md will urcnd scvnru agyH
hcrn on htfsineHB.
W. z. rgytur lcnms IN thir mn-n.
ing from Cheyenne ON a lhuHincss
trim.
VI. n Funk. prominent rntBiresr
mun OF Donvnr. u nnrs rpr n tev'
duyB.
&nunE thu uanvnr lnuBinrsn visit.
nrH 'hnre fur & weaiS trum Dunvef
Hrn e. N. Ilnth. y ~. Gordon, Il. u.au
crnft und W. II. Mover.
QChnrleH II. NfrWhiuntn. Htnt. lurd
,on1miastunar Hnd 4. NJ. Snyder,
, 1923-04-10
Miscellaneous Shov-r
EIst Evening.

Mrs. ida johnson rntarnainsd Mt q
miscellaneous HIowar, ~ her ifrnnie
i82a South OaiE strsat. ,ast evening, In
honor or Mira. John ". FnrBiins, Tor
meriy Miss Irene Duffin. ono OF last
vreeiaH brides. a noval feature OF thn
owning consisted or .lettnrB of auvtro
TO tho hrtdn and grpnm. mostly dnf a
humorous nature. Many ifsnful ann
beautiful Eifts vfnro rereivsd by hrrB
T'nrslinn.
a twp.rnursr ltmrh WA re--sh.
r'hrse present Mt TN. afnir were Mr.
Hr6 Mrs. Nyark. nfr. and Hfrs. Ree
man, Air. and Mrs. Compton, AIR. and
Mrs. Bon Nolan. hirs. C. L. Johnsnn
Mrs. 8oyns. Mrs. James Lynch, Mrs
II. NJ. Bradley. MIS-. Tnly, Albert
Iohnsnn. the Misses Flood, Tpuhcy
Benman. Iioyle and the hostessi Mrs
johnson.
, 1923-04-10

Tho T3rotheriiund Of the &nnrfrHr
.vneniun will mcat IN regular session
fhis evening mt 8 ,o'rlueic mt THE I. %.
20. II. hill. 'rh,s win he tho rsEu'Hr
Ronial meettnE md refreHimtnrtH will
lbo SERVED and 81 Idance will he held.
, 1923-04-10
Hersiis Assoniation
NIseting This Bvsnins

THE Security Banaiit assuniasfnn WIZ
meet this evening at 8 p'rlunk at tive
ulnton Labor templs. AL memherH OF
the assoriattun are asked 10 he pres
INIT. a special musical program VIII
be given.
, 1923-04-10
Dinusr at Rnrys
Hmm This Tfvnnfnc

Mrs. Pat Itpyrs will! nntartsin ~
an INFORMAL dinner thiH aevnnins at
1,er hume on South Lind avenue IN
honor of Mr.. Hoyre II aGenrge 'CooiS
,v,,nss htrthdays are 'tnday. 0Go"rrH
VIII he laid Tor seTrn.
, 1923-04-10

lott FOR Denver vthar fn will consult
hiH pilystrtun on arruuut or hts run
dov-n condition catfssd frum nvor-
work. Mr.. stuno viii rnmain IN Dun
,vsr for snmr -tima.
, 1923-04-10
Harber Club
N,aatiuu Whis f;veninE

aiamnnrs aar tho tinrhcr elm Will
n,eet ,thfs evenins M thu nome eoi
Mrs. j. Garey on Grant strest. tJ'fi
,rars for the wear will he aiectse niio
AL mamnars of N aniub arn MIXED ~
he present.
, 1923-04-10

N1rs. @. *. Deavnr will he hostess
M an informal brid-e luncheon 70 ne
r,ven saturday Mt lhor r~esidanro. 0l'
East Kirk.
, 1923-04-10
Personals

Ar. and Kf-E In ffrnnKn mn Am
yesterday N tho wumnn'H md Child
rents hoapital. Both nlosiinr and Enn
ar dining ntnniy.
HT,u. e,rrrv,,v, 1Jap a, ,,-,,,,u,,
nj 1nnr hnmn m c,sntn- et-.et.
- - 49,. :, ~. a,n.i, an
- - xIr-.- -, -.
100 80 ~
ush ituth' hrn Vuitins hort
Af"h SMUT h"ne II lonih
for Denver where h Will Wait FOR
sevnral wseiss ut the home OF Miss
hfarie Johnston.
M. nro AIRS. z. z Atn-tnn NJ,
vtat,inr with rrtnudr IN ,1Jahr,,a,rp
Tor q low vrpei.s. Rotor. -at,r-ninp
To Camper they will no to flhtragp mn.
a Hho-f n-usiness and nteuslr-n .trin
AT, aps M. r,,r,s, t,,,,o-,r,r
lf,.-, s1or I. rt,-, ',,n, rnr Tn,,.,,a,.
.rnn rs,Iipr rro-
NJ ~, yy.,.,
mi on a ato-, in,,n,rsys r,-,n IN. -,
.rnnnary
$50
California .nftnr amending. M. v,,,tor
months therp 6f-r T'I.t,ortstT v,,I,
r,n,,tr IN lc,a,t,o-rt. - ....-
Af- y,o-atp,,r 4, -,,,,,,,- 4,
frtenfy it,,r, rnr a row, Ii,u,,. .~n,, 10,
Nlrs w Nto-r,snr n--,,,., =, .,,,,
.n,,, vestpyinv ON "a stort h,,,,nass
mn ,,rpaa,,,, r,-.r r.,on, Gr,t,a,-n, ~,
, 1923-04-10
N'us'r DIGESTION Nirstiur
XV~nursduv Nfterurnn.

Through thu rnurtr-v M T.. II. CIV
iirh nnnanar Or the CrHrles r. UySllr
hIiRiu company. the niuatr idiviainr IF
, 1923-04-10

Ar. and AIRS. l.. whitmn-u nrp
visiting IN the city with frieuds Tor
n sfew weaiIB from Colorado s;p-inrs
, 1923-04-10

These are the Finest and
Freshest Stocks of Goats
and Suits Ever Offered IN
Casper at Such Reduc-
ttio1ls.
, 1923-04-10

&frs. Gladys Efope loft lnst evnninp
Tor her home In lChicago after a
three wsaisE' lbusineas and pleasure
trip Hparit horn.
, 1923-04-10

Miss u. JenningH n n ihuainesH
ncallnr hare 'fnr n short time from Ilan.
7vnr.
, 1923-04-10

Ar. Rnd Mrs. Daninl fonbertKun nrn
frnro Z q - Bhurt time on lhuaineas
frnm Dulias, Tex.
, 1923-04-10

c. II. I.i;tiatiald, r-etrr-nsd rom
California after BpandinF the winter.
months there. Mrs. q.ittlafiald will
remnin I'm California for ~snynrul
month"; longer.
, 1923-04-10

~. %. Walsh of tho Sinclair on
company. left this AFTERNOON Tor Zen.
pnt on a abort lhusiresH "trip Tor the
company.
, 1923-04-10

Mrs. a FIursiman 10 Whiting with
frinnds hnro rnr a fow days from hnr
nome IN Whitman.
, 1923-04-10

niiu Sfeian fsynn left rlast evening
for Dunvnr where Hhn will Wait FOR
~sevnral v1seiss ut tho home OF Miss
hfarts JohnBtun.
, 1923-04-10

AIR. and Mrs. y. K. Euonar and
son uof TULSA, Oi;lR., nre the fiiuusa
guests nf MIR. and Mrs. FRED Galley
ri ,thoir home on uivtaifth strset Tor
a tfsw 7v,eaitB.
, 1923-04-10

hfS. and Mrs. Ienhnrt 1.urie, nrd
daughter, ruth, nrn viaitine ihoro
from TINT home In Q0mnha-
, 1923-04-10
Mrs Towrssud
WIN Entnrialn.

Airs. Iieish r,crvnsnnd WIN he hnatcsH
MT n hrfdpe iuurheun tomorrow Mt her
hmm In itin Crude apartments.
.
, 1923-04-10

Last
Mrs. Homer DHvts ru'r~'r'-~a re.
an Informal hrfdFn partv Inst 'cver'nr
mt ihnr homo on ssrnnd pt~ent. R-r
ff,t'ipH wore used fnr decorations
Iftpnn~s ffn~ ftru frraninE vrrre tin,,nr
10y Mrs Jur,es 1uEhsH md Hfiss
, Nanra Ninrris.
, 1923-04-10

MIR. mud Airs. C. Fl. Efurvey have
ratir-ned nom q itwD months pleas.
ure trip spent in LOB Angeles. Mr..
and hirs. Harvey spent Boms timr
travelling In Cuba.
, 1923-04-10

r. II Smtth .cnmn up -ysatn-dEy
from Dunvnr m a lhiIsinssn trip.
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REFERENCE: Any Bank or Trust Company in WASHINGTON
Why We Can Pay 12 Interest With Certain Safety and Make Money

of dollars have been loaned Washington
mortgages Of three years the basis of 1000
commission and go interest and used build of Wash
ingtons apartments and business buildings
Some Of Washnston largest operators have paid high
commission go interest
secondary loans and faced with definite maturity
The 1919 bonus and SO interest that the borrower
beyond that point.
Your investment enterprise will permit to carry
operations without the of large bonuses and
liberal of the bonus by of divi-
dends % not that entirely sound and reasonable?
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real estate agreed with Today believe that
more than SO will disagree
The investor in this offering has only the greatest
security back his investment but the services Of wonderful
q certain 1879
Included and Of the additional security and safety Of
the this enterprise the reputation Of
Mr. Allan E. Walker his associates and bis nzaen, for
honorable dealing that . period Of 27
Of Columbia, with record Of many OF being
the stable nonuctuan4 security to be found place
that stood the Of all time the World War.
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To 1870 the entire 100000 it is Nnly
for go For every invested by
you we put in well SELECTED properties valued s225o Your
security for $1,000 is S3750 so
1870 on $1,000 Your 12S must be paid before dividend
the first of each and long stock
remains outstanding and when it retired you
$40 premium share.
We have thoroughly into this plan of financing
which in effect giving the public that
capital part of the bonus
would be necessary for to the ordinary channels
finance.
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We substantial,
progressive business and bankers.
Profits in real development, anticipation of de-
veopment growth, both residential business,
tremendous The future trend Of real values is
book the student industry
and vision. tempered with sound Judgment.
In the Great National Capital has the
fortunes being made and to be made in
real development fact
portunites today than before.
Five years predicted in extensive advertising that
would the principal
Of Washington. Probably than So. Of the
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Purpose of This Issue

The funds realized from the of the preferred stock of the Allan
E. Walker Investment Co. will be used in the immensely profit
able development Of business residential properties
controlled notably the Hotel Waker-and
future that the conservative will
very substantial profits The detailed program and
prospective investors
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earnings present year promise
per share the stock, in addition SO the
preferred stock
We directed the purchase Of the large Convent Square
development thereof Today the
entire block single lot under Development and the
profits to the purchasers have been
directed the location Of Hotel Walker Connecticut
De Sales Today this proclaimed Of
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The Sterling Security
Back of This Issue

The total Of the Allan Walker
June 80 1929 in real estate holdings conservavey appraised
worth in of s22500O0 being turned
porated for the entire of stock and
the security back of the issue Of preferred stock
This apprament of assets does include the valuable good will
of the Allan Walker organization the immensely valuable experience
of Allan Walker and the trained officers executives who
the various departments and the tremendous going
of the largest in Washington not in the entire country
which spite of limited capital large operations made
profits and enhancments the past three and onea
years Of approximately $2500O00.
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Profits and Ehancemens


pv"n""
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lars AS contentment humanity possible
lot OF the average cooperative apartment We handle
approximately 81 100000 worth of these apartments.
Four nationally known Southern
Building. Under direction, today is occupied by
tenancy second to For dollar paid stock the
Southern Building Co., Inc, February 1922
return of SO has been paid and standing price
share is offered for the stock
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Who made the fortunes oil fields
stockholder?
first mortgage at go the man
Is dollar the lazy for comparative
safety ambitious
dollar that its head safety higher
Why the bank Because the bor
make considerably more So
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This Offering is exceptional. 1t departure from
methods but it will be readily recognized we'll within
bounds Of conservative investment
It is with pardonable pride point long Of
notable in the real estate field in the National
Only three first introduced Washington
cooperative ownership Of apartments 1t has been brilliant
Purchasers have made
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The Direct Route From Producer to Consumer
You money in bank and receive go. The bank
often loans and receives &c. The broker often
loans operator and gets SO plus 10qo have
fdence in the operator increase returns four
fold from go to 1870 Is worth investigating? We think
it is
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the strategic Washington for great modern
hotel enterprise, giving eloquent testimony to the FAR
sghtedness that placed the hotel there These are
enterprises comprising the constructive
program Of the Walker organization during the
past and indicates the tremendously + -
profitable business that has been done and is -
being done by this large concern -.
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OFFICERS
Allan e. Walker President
William l.. Browning Vice President
Leroy Gaddis, Jr., Secretary.Trea.urer
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their foundation.
The assets Of active business
analysis than 500 of
estate enhancement "
Who Of
the sockholder?
Who made the fortunes Of electric plants
holder o l-' ~ N
Who made the Of industry the bond
holder the stockholder? - "4
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1923-01-25
Both Poor and Rich Complain

VHE gentle art of getting back to normally does not seem
to be working very well in practice he rich are not
any satisfied than the poor if their plants are to be
believed Rich point that unsclentc system OF
taxation stripping them of twords OF their income and
result they must put their into nonaxabe securities
instead of the productbe lines OF industry On the other
side the fence learn that the Workngman wages have
not kept step with the Ct living and SO he dissatisfied
Unquesonab there has been marked readstment OF
wages many lines than there has in the prices one must
for the things necessary to live.
Compared with the top prices reached during the war boom
in May 1920 there has been decline IN prices OF 1912
cent This standing alone sounds encouraging but the fact
that prices today stand 5s per cent above the average an Au
gust l. 1914 according figures supplied by r. IL Dunn Co.
The prices however has to gradually stealing
us as we slept For instance in November 1t was only l2
cent The total advance however since January 1922 has
been 1921 per and disguise it the housewife has
felt the The big business of the world IS done credit
which less elastic but the wife OF the small wage
Garner settle with the butcher and the grocer every week
The inclination is blame the small merchant IN the belief
that charging extortonate profits but as fact he
much the grip of the system the ultimate consumer The
trouble lies with army of mddemen and our faulty means
of distributions The of hands through which apple
must pass table enough to make the angels
Apples selling at 25 each decorate New York store
windows the fashionable shops they being offered at
three for dollar