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TIm WASHINGTON TIMES SATURDAY JANUARY 5 1907 I i q rr STOCKS MONEY BONDSAND Stock Market Opens Strong and Then Showed a Slump NBTW YORK Jan a The stock mar ty M HWr with further gain In lirioae The Initial transactions in some of the leaders taking place on running quotation and large blocks The market atter its opening milled strong cad active during part Of the flrat hour Representatives of Inside in- terests of different properties were ag- gressive buyers all around the room Gains were made in everything traded in the advances ranging from 1 to 3 points Government bonds were unchanged The rIse in suffered virtually no check until the publication of the bank fctatement which revealed an edly poor position The break in prices resulting extended to In Union Pa cine 2 in Reading and in Amalgamated Just at the close prices a smart rally from the low eat The public does not manifest a dealre to get into the market although many Inducements are being held out to it The United Metala Selling Company which earlier in the week advanced its price for copper to M a pound Fri day morning refused to quote to pros- pective customers thus practically an- nouncing that it is out of the market temporarily The resignation of Henry C Prick as a director of the Heading company is a matter ot course in due time ilr- Frieks acceptance of a seat in the Poan- aylvani directorate presupposed hl resignation aa a member of the Reading board Money condition now are eaey In Lon and the imnraigtoa Is strong1 that this wIll a reduction In the rate of th Deck of England shortly The outlook in spite of this however Is un- certain The governors of the New York Stock Exchange are said to be opposed to the listing of curb stock on the Produce Ex- change or on a bourse associated with it The management of the Produce Exchange has aa yet received no intli mat ten of hostility to their project The Great Northern Railway Company will doe its book January W in con- nection with issuing the of new stock Books were to be closed Friday This step was taken because of the post- ponement of the injunction proceedings at St Paul Thursday to prevent the is- suance of this stock A f the iuarterly report ef the States Sttel Corporation wh4ehwMbema iHtbtte the latter part of this month wilt h the unfilled tonraif en hand It is said the state- ment Wilt reveal something over 99000 tone the largest amount of unfItted bust n M ever reported REAL TRANSFERS PLACED ON RECORD Washington Highlands Charles G Taylor to Andrew E McKay trustee lots tt a d 11 Mock 17 JW- lt M and i li F street northwest Roberta 1C S Witmer to George B Stone oneflfth interest in Iota tt U 34 square XI Isabella G Thornley to same onefifteenth interest in same property IMGO TrinidadPhilip n Chapman et ux to lots 17 and M block 2 street between Sixteenth and Seventeenth streets Bailie C Wild r et rir Jam R to Caroline I liar rte part of original lot 7 square 1M 41 Woodwards lot and Peters Mitt Seat Louis P Shoemaker et ux to Horace K Fulton part Jlf- lPetworth Wardman to Lu- cinda A Grace lot 88 square 74 Jl K street northeast between Second and Third streetsKlicabeth F Moore et ux William B to IS and Mary A Phinina parts original lots 4 and S square 758 SIt street northwest between Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets O to Elizabeth F Moore lot 2M square Ul J16 Georg S Cooper et ux te James M lot 1S UM Eighth street northeast Clara 1 to John W lot 1 square IM tie Mt Plaatsant Mary Stafford et sir John L to Nauck lot I M Pin huntPin hur t Park Company to Katea A Clark lot 6 Mock 1 tm Third street northwest between L awl M streets Arthur C Merriam et MXJO Brnrna A Oa 8 er part lot 4 square W Ninth street northwest between Jl and C U eU Alfred G Groett to Broeccer put original lot square Hanover place northwest near North CopIlot street William R Oacgin to V Rioter let mt q ar 7 Andrew A Lleseomh Marion street northwest Anolph C Ruehaam t x te William Hanne alone tot in sQuare 444 JW Pleasant Plain and Lemarn Outlet Fred S 9niith to Corn Uw G Jone part lots 58S and 4 JJ Fred S J wtth tw Charte W King Jr wart lot IM J ChAriesj 1C K Lee et sir rt lot d tl Smith to An- tbonr C St lnkrenn r pert lot Sit WHttney CtoaeWlttlHwr Ml Gain t to Dora J Jolllfifa lot 17 block M m- Ksfft atartwt 5oac M street Kdward M ilsM 4w M tJma A Dawsen part lots Jijtad 41 LIfO lift HHIbrMoto Heiirv R Webb t MX to Fmirtf RBay lete H d M square W7 Tfiarhtendw Nsitlrtnul Be peett vtw aj4 TrWtt Cfil ny true Robiaon to Wlttlam ir midwln lot IS- gni r M a 1418 Thlrtrsixth street northwest T otiiH B J nesi t Thomas J to Oeorge W Bee er J f 118 square jia Pleasant Pin ins Pety H Russell et- iix to Titus E Davis east fc lot 1f- tfiiiixr r 1S i n w l S TUw nt fiherwu I Adeline r Noble to Nabk H lan onethiiM t- ntiv t in lots Sf snrf sqnaro 7 tit C 55 snurtiv 134 lot t SS to 32- y nt re fiS ota i 19 s juar 170 lots 5 9 Sti XT tn W app W1 snopr f S lofi 7 13 sn H block 1 niSPdaTe arl Sherwood Jli BANK STATEMENT CHECKS PRICES n IIh 1 FINANCIAL GOSSIP lead te new feature EST rE t SIt i M L northwest RIco D 1I11 Jacob I M t P iota laT W to ptMew ttbMnnar a x 1U MilaN t1t1 T n 1 block T 1t IiII B Griffith 7 t T lto SeC RtatN Realty lot f wk 8 lit t415 V S dale < tt t7 I L cents 4 th harlem Piling John st aL traseeco to r 1dLbiodt110 10 RaleIi lre em LInweed iu W Oleanan- trwdco1 lot lot 2 b1044 Ran tee to Tnlted Company TWentvOSat northweloLeitl ax 1341 i Mad S ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ >< ¬ ¬ > > > QuotatIons furnished by Charles C Gates fe Co Mtroaay Members New York Stock Exchange Test Open lllch Low etas Allis Chalmsj pr 4 tf 4H4 Agr Ohem 26 St 941 Am Beet Sugar Xjfc Vi a 28 a- isi 114 JIT 41 44 41 41 AmCar F pfWlS 101 1 101 Cet OH H- Am Locomotive 74 74 74 7 74 Am Loco pflW IN 1M lit Am V w4 Anaconda Atchison pf HO 100 100 146 MD At Coast Line 131 U9 1S1 M8 UtH- Ualte 4 1S8 ia 4 1 J H Dig l M l 91 9d- Bk Red Trans V4 MH i M Can Paciflc W H5VI J 19E ISM Central leather W H 38 XH W Cent Loath of IMSi 10 4 MuVi MX Cites Ohle fit 4 M 55 K 66 Ch G West IT 17 17 17 ITfl Ch G Wee B 3 4 JH Ch M St P HI IBVi 168 IK MHi Chi Un Tract 5 Hi SU W IH Chi Un Tract pt 18 U 1 1 Col Fuel le H KH MK Col Sou lit pfV4 aVi fH Vi Col Sou Sd pf 7 1Mb ko5 Prod MH Vi 3 i M Corn Prod pf 88 S M Del Hudson 4 36 324 Denv R G 41 42 41 41 j Distillers Corp 74 74 7J 74 74 i Erie 41 44 4S 44 1st pfd 71 4 TMi 7R4 75 I Erie 3d pfd Mfc I Fed Smelt pfdK S M Gen Blee 1MK 1 1 H Mt Gt Nor pfd 187 186 187 188 187 III Cent 17t 4 ITtH 17t 4 ITtti 171 Inter Metro X MK MK M- Inter Met Pr 74 74 74 7H Kansas C So 3 3 M 304 9- 1Kan C So ptd It tt It Louis Nash 144 14W414U4HI 144 Man Kl 1 H 14J l V4 14f 144 Mex Cent 27 H 17 TT ST Mo K Tex 41 41 40 41 41 M4C T pfd 73 71 71 75H 75 Me Pactfle 9 4 WH Nat Biscuit TMi S 6 7 f4 81 i Lead 75 TMt 75 75 74 North Am X Y Air i 1SS138 N v c stL e 12 e is a i N Y Cen ial 13S 139 l Vi Nort ft West 2i 9S 93 92 Nor I ae 18 19 M7 1M 187 Northwest SM S 4 208 SB 383 Par Coast 123 123 13 123 129 Pas Malt 40 j 41 4 41 40 Gas K M N- Pr Steel Car M S6 M S6 H- Ry St Spr M W U K 56 Reading 137 1384 199 198 13 Reed pfd 91 91 91 91 90 S I 40 41 4 4 4 I p S I pfd 98 30 29 99 29 Rock Island 90 30 2 2 29 Rock Isl pfd 4 83 M SlessSheff 7C 77 7C 7 7S- St L So ptd 5 S9 it 99 Soc Line 138 138 lift 140 StLSFMpfd 4 47 48 South Pae 94 9t 94 94 94 South Ry 3S 34 33 33 33 Tenn C I 1 1 1 1C Tex Par Sfti 9S 38 36 M S C I P 49 49 4 U S Rubber U Wabash MH 18 18 16 W Wabash pfd K 98 3 97 WHo Central 2 K 1C U SvSt el ta tt 98 9 95 98- MUCKILANBOC8 BONDS Reck Isl 4s 77 77 77 71 W Tobacco to 7 77 7 77 7 4e let 101 101 XH WUJ Int Met 4tr 81 81 M 81 31 Penn 191594 94 9 ffli 94- Qt Nor Ore 34 K M W Total sale 9S7A09 N Y STOCK MARKET r c- Am S iii 1 Am Car I 1 l- Am ftt Siti St IW1i Am SmwUng6I lit pt 1181 nIK ItiP 1M Am a 10t 18 l- Am Sugar Ii pt S St 2IIi 28T H i0C Wtt t Ohio 1St Four SIt S1Ct IiWJ Corn J4 S6 K II U I Erie 71 11 9i K 110 I j It It I 27 I Nat fit 81 IW 1 N Y O A W 48 J81 tI I I Penn U 33311 ll I itS 4 lit MIa 4 St L WW al Sf 34 52 53 53 PleW 183 u I8 Mwa I ril31- u S u ft C ro c 11 l 3 511 5 Ateh lOft Con 11 shares 4 4A 4- Amal Cojfpe 14 31 155 JU Am Smelt Fly 1 10 1l 1Wi 331- kAuiFab 00 S St 00 34 1S St 2 j0- 7Atehteaa340 IW0 00 30 3 30 Lit 30 311 40 00 30 30 10 72 01 33t St 30 4 11 47 lt13311 140 111t 13 1K lot hop 14 33 III T 33 82 52 UnIon 3V 100 40 10 5S 15 8 1 Ui Pr > > > NEW YORK CURB STOCKS Q atatla a AmOatMat by a Oatei Co MuM y UulWtnKi M mbeni N w York Boston Cons Brit Col Cop Subway Cum Sly Furnace Creek Grunbjr Greene Cone Greene GS lot Mer Mar Mitchell Mont dhoshone Nevada Cows Ntptesmg Tent Copper Union Copper United Copper White Knob White Knob pf S3 333 X 33 S 14 HV6 13 14 14H 43 45 43 41 13 13 1 IS 12 Z S 2 3 2 13 13 13 134 13 34 31 32 33 1U 16 5 5 13 IX 13 13 14 IS 13 19 M M 15 13 13 14 H 4t t S- ila 1 74 75 lit 74U 74 3 3 3 3 3 CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS YaM Wheat Open High Low Close Close May 7f- Jwly 75 75 74 76 Corn 41 41 42 43 July 49 43 43 41 41 Oats S July Wffl Mftt K99 1 2 W8S July MM M8i M47 U30 1888 NEW YORK COTTON MARKET Yest Open High Low Close close March 9M 978 992 973 May 931 19M 9M 10O5 985 July 1810 MJ M10 991 NEW YORK OFFEE MARKET Opefl HixH Low Cles Clos March J 5S8 575 SSO 575 May 4SS tUG IX S9S 595 aos CM ftes 86 Sept SM 625 629 BANK STATEMENT Loans rr1tlttlMrMe Inc 18tM OO 4 57 Inc 19277300 Circulation E38ff3m Pec 6900 7734tOW Inc M49f s Sport JBSil400 De 4371800 Reserve Dec 4fc l W 3I9141575 Inc 4919308 14782S Dec Ex U S Dep 4848225 Dee 59M250- SurnlHe of the UanHe b fl ti A reduced to against n0 lent year and tUWS2fsV two years ago MUSKRAT DAM CAUSES FLOOD WEST CHESTER Pa Jan 5 All th work of a f fljfen for several weeks at the big Lenape tam has tlons of Me JU te mu aT The men built a new breast for the dam working for a couple of iveeks lest the work was JM e v musk rat dug a small bole around the end of the wall neil Aluj flood ef yesterday of the ALMOST A BUSHEL Anson Kn eTy and wife entertained at dinner Sunday luisy ieck nd Harvey and Sadie Pfk Fuia try iKe Tribune chases Oteck Yest Open Low 0 I eo ChI a r Ilk Mt i18 MIa 1f Wi 1ft 111 116 11 IS Ai P 81P 1110 Yg JUG twd d RequIred 400 SIn UNDERMINES 11IM- I for nQ1h t die Wt rU- eouple of feet lover tan rmerl t a chaaj lurk via 41 1 2 2 13 13 30 1344 40 it 30 74 11 Ma 30 33 1L10 334 3221 t sIre Q Qsjufu pra esL Sue itthe gra te work The water In teedn P to a > = = = TO LIFE Lanston Also EvergerFrom- a of Weeks and Looks Better of Today s Market Most Active Bond Washington hwy u U8l Greatest Net Gain v JLanBtoH U Total Dealings Stocks 1810 shares I Bends 115560 The Washington Stock Exchange is evidently going in for surprises this year Today two new ones were sprung that made the session rather more in- teresting than usual Gas steok and Lanston divided honors in the order named and eaeh of them showed good improvement In the prices registered The trouble in was started by a buyer of options who paid a full point advance over the tow price of the week to secure fifty shares Canto buyers then came in and Jaded up the prices correspondingly In Lanston it became neeeaeary to adopt the timehonored custom of nip- ping a coin t decide which of two brokers wee entitled to the first pur- chase and the successful one then con- tinued to bid for more and finally bought still another hundred at a better figure It looked Just a little like old time to see activity in these two one time favorites a have boon for some considerable period were fairly well taken and at fractionally higher pricea than hue been the ee for some days Bids for large blocks of Mitchell with equally large offered only a small fraction away was a of the usual daily Wufflng which brought no results Railways were almost entirely neglected although the bonds of the Washington Railway Company were wanted were dealt in rather more etxenstvely than has been the case re- cently Prices held firm Following are the sales and quotations market Washington Gas Certificate Jl 0 lll Washington Railway and Electric 4s M ionn6c OH uofwt noooesMi sLeooenu- ferreSTlUllfi Gas JWfttti 557 25fr 7H 26 M 9- 1Luniton KOtflS VXUUK Greene Copper 3013 HKJ Mitchell Mjnlng Hxkftft 1 tt MO t National Bank r Riggs Fire Insurance i After eaH Capital TraatVsh 3tH GAS BONOe Wish Oaa s- Waah Gee ffa MH M4 Itt IH j WASHINGTON GAS COMES I r Features 4s point I Gas C JHr am TilE WASHINGTON I I 1 JlNI JtiiItI Second le Utaer I leth- argic ones MAIIKET 3 17 00 ur 00 Cert ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ < RAILROAD BONDS AnacM4la and Fwotnae ia City and Suburban a Columbia R K re Swt i columbIa R R ff m MetiOKoMtaa n It imi 114 MetrotMtttan K H Cs B MS Mt Wash Railway Bteetrte Vs Oft SF MISCELLANEOUS BONDS TT S Ktoctrte Light Slob ffe Jill Mt C a Kteetrte Light Cert fa U9H M Potomac Rteetrte Llebt 5 M 1MH Norfolk Wash Hteambeat V MS 1M- CtM sot ISrtwHic one fa 1MU WashIngton Market MO PUBLIC UTILITY STOCKS Capital Traction 1U ill Wt fa Railway and BUetrie- WdBh WasblHKton Gas Iff O orB town Gas M- Cfces aod PWomac Telephone UH TYPE MACHINIi STOCKS MINING STOCKS arcane Capper stK 33 Mitchell CK 9A NATIONAL DANK STOCKS American MS Capital l Central M City i m Caiamhia S3O- sMMVMVCMli a eweeaaaee ef eeee W- Faratwa owl M shanas SIS Linoa M- MetnxMXttan Rises Second f lil Trader 1 31- WaselHgten TRUST COMPANY STOCKS American Sec and Trust 3N National Safe H 1M- Untea Trust 131 W- 8aah Loan and Trust 9S tU- Unkw Trust Warrants St 34 SAVINGS BANK STOCKS Home Sburlncs M Slf Union Marines 26- WaaMABtan SaviBBat 114 Pin INSUnANCB STOCKS Arlington 3- CawmMa 1- ComljJftretal S 6 Corcoran 7- 1Pireaftens 3 FranklIn E- QerMMn American Jt- Motrap 4ltaB Union IK Si- C 9- KlSBB TITLE STOCKS Ootambla 3 Real Bstftt 86 1W- MISCBLLANaOUS STOCKS S P S rvlee Corp 1 116 Qrapbophone earn 4t 44 Ompbupbofle pf S 84 Security Storage M9 Washington 19 FIdelity Storage lit RR > If i1I and and fr 4t sisd Blletrie pt Oteaiuboat I is 111 III an 14 31 U H INSURANCE WITH HIGHWAYMAN apH1 Treet1o 4s 301 l4 155 ee 43 hallway 33 231 1tergn4er 330 lOt 1 11 311 SW 3 0 o p National C 35 s 9 5 LOSES HARD FIGHT > + > = CHICAGO Jan stunned by a glancing blow from a blackjack Adolph Johnson a fish and cheese ped- dler struggled the blackness of an unllght d last night with a des- perate Highwayman grasping striking reaching for a weapon only to finally to the murderous attack which blecdSug to death from fifteen different stnb wounds about the neck and head He tiled soon after as- sistance had reached him His ossail nut has not as yet been apprehended 5Halt n f I suc- cumb ¬ ¬ ¬ Priests Suit Sfyows Some Aew Features Im Tfyaw White Case Pastor Charges Slayer Refused to Pay For Bringing to America Girl Architect- Is Accused of Imprisoning I JWV YQRK Jan A hitherto un- known chapter in the of Stanford Whits apd a peculiar phase of the char- acter of Harry revealed to day when William Blasowaky pastor of the Roman Catholic Church of the Sacred Heart of JMUB In Bayonne X J brought suit against Thaw for the alleged unpaid expenses of bringing beautiful Potion girl back to America to testify at Thaws trial Tim girl according to the affidavit of the Rev Father Blaaewsky In his suit was taken from Rills Island by a paid agent of the Madison Square Garden architect to one of those artlctie bach- elor apartments of which White had several in New York This was one on Twentysixth street Kept Her Prisoner For several months the beautiful Pot Mi girl uneWe speak a word ef- RngiUh helpless and without friends was kept a prisoner in Twenty sixth street place according to the affidavit Finally whoa White was through with her she was taken to Jersey City and there deserted at night in the streets White never saw her again Site woe eared for by the Rev Father Blaaowaky and sent back to Poland Harry Thaw who after hIs arrest heard of these new charges against Whit seized upon them with avidity He saw how in hIs favor it would be to startle a jury of twelve men with this remarkable story The dramatic value of the hing ap pealed to young girl victim of White should be brought into court She would tell of she innocently FILUH IS DEW LIFE PAYS FOR A 5CENT FlUsh the Syrian who was shot mltted suicide by shooting himself a few mtnwtes after in the little fruit ton at Twelfth New York afesW isecthweet ea at oclock this aftemaen ia the Kmeree ey Hos- pital Prom the time Ftttah waa operated on jut after he had been takM to the hospital yeetenlay his condition was deemed critical and little hope for his recovery had been MId out lie was suffering from Intestinal peroration No arrangements have made for the fUneral Mrs Setttt FlUnk mother of the mar dered Syrian who was In the store at the time the shooting occurred is al- most crazed at her sons death She be- came hysterical immediately after the shooting and has not since been calmed The efforts of relatives to console her have been of no avail The police de- clare Abdo shot llah when called upon to pay for a 5cent clear 1 Ute were Ii i to the I Thawthe CIGAR Oscar his Abdo who corn l bees SOUTHERNS MEN WANT INCREASE Thaw much by cousin Antoolue stet and ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ ¬ Conductors and Trainmen May Get It at Annual Conference The conductors and trainmen employed by the Southern Railway Company are today in conference with oiflelala of the road on the question of an Increase in wages and an adjustment of differences on matters of policy It is the annual conference that takes place hero and as stated today at offices of the South- ern there Is no Question of labor trouble involved There are sixteen divisions on the Southern and each division Is by a conductor and a trainman The conference will continue until next Monday afternoon- It is not improbable that the conduc- tors and trainmen will receive an in- crease in their wages HIS MAtTER VOICE Full and complete stock of Machines and EDISON For Sale on EASY PAYMENTS the repre- sented VICTOR Talking Phono- graphs ¬ ¬ ¬ RECORDS Cases and Supplies of all kinds John F Ellis Co 937 Penna Ave Open evenings till 9 p m and followed man I found Harry Thaw in MB eeM said Father today and I told him of Uw Polish aad Her experience with Stanford White la No- vember ISIS I was then rector of a Roman Catholic church on Second j street Jersey City Thaw thanked me warmly for what I bad told him and asked me to hind the and have her sworn to by to Father Lasblnski at Krakow Aus ter where she was or what It cost a I had been personally a aured by Harry Thaw that expense wee of no con- sequence large aa it may be Girl Is Located Father Ls lnkl finally located the girl lIe told her that Stanford White had boon killed and she told her story and hid It copied into an aiadavtt to which she swore It cost altogether Sill to get tbta artWavlL I brought the affidavit to Harry Thaw aa soon as I had received it from Father Laehineki Finally Thaw asked me to go to Burope and brIng the girt beck me It was difficult for me to do this at that but I SasSy consented I told Rim I would have to some one oa my here while I was gone and we commenced hcurin coot about lm to my surprise however and her mother who was to have been brought with her couldnt travel sc- 0nd so as to reduce the expense I was indignant I told him that neith- er the nor her mother would charge him anything for their trouble aad that they were at least entitled to the con- sideration of having every comfort Annual Report ANNUAL RBPORT OP TH A LOFPLKK SAUaAQB AND PROVISION COfclPAKT W l a4g I the ITaaMtnt and a majority of the Board of Trust r 8avua 8 sad Provision C tile capital stock at tbe said corporation ta alt of which baa bees In and that there ar no exiatiaut Jafcts CATHARINB LOrFLER AX LOfTLER Treas THO E JARK8LU A D LOKFLKR B C LOFFLBR 1 CATHARINE LOFFLBR President of the A LOFFLKR SALSAOB AND PROVISION COMPANY of Dtatriet of that UM faeta stat 4 la tb above eartlaoate are true to UM brat of asy- LBR FraaManC Subscribed and sworn to he fore m a notary public IB and for tile District of Columbia this 4th day ef J A D WK SealS WILLIAM C- 8PARK8 Notary Public D C Mr Financial Under U S Governm SPECIAL SATURDAY Banking Hours In addition to the regular I banking hours this bank is open every Saturday From 6 to 030 p m for your convenience Start t account here with your sur I plus money i tST3 per cent Interest on savings i commercial accounts MERCHANTS 1 MECHANICS I COB Tnt AND G STKTETS the who- m I tory PUt In at fida t form I wrote trio where I lied the Polish girl told r JIG mat pec larly InNs and found that the thing would O U Thaw then wanted to know Jf the gIrl or the A 10 actuallY the hereby O t U It I i CeRtrel I i t i t i- an i i T I f Ii Bank I I I I I I I I her at ElSe Island girl her originally sent here- with leave whoSo girl else the of Wabiogtoq D C do hereby eertlty that paid CIA Columbia 4 war kowiedge and 1LIf CATHARIN31 LOP s 33154450 exrim Jun L C I I I- I I Savings < ¬ ¬ ¬ The Safest InvestmentsA- re those that do not depend upon the financial responsibility or tb stability any individual or corporation Pint deeds traM notes on good nat estate in the District or- Oontmbta conwltuta xiltedB invest moMs These are the only kind we make aad aupply to inveatora They bear In tereat payable mlannually at the rate ef Five per cent per annum and may ba bad of us In amounts from JaW and up- ward at par and seemed Interest Send for booklet CoBCerniBa Loans and In veatsneata Swartzell Rheem Hensey Co WARNER BUILDING 916 V STREET NORTHWEST THE UNION SAVINGS BANKU- nion Bank Sid 710 14tH St H W Invites your Account branch at Woodward Lothrops A DAY AXTD SlIGhT BANK USIITESS men who make In the afternoon will predate the Advantages of an account with this Bank Open continuously from 930 a 12 midnight WASHINGTON EXCHANGE BANK TIMES WANT ADS BRING RESULTS ot 6 B hav- ing 710 street of mortgage 4 I collec- tions in- to > ¬ ° Financial Financial Capital and Surplus 68762180 Deposits More Than 200000000 Banking Service That Meets Every Requirement banK has achieved a reputation constantly exerting every effort to meet the requirements of its de positors irrespective of the extent of their deposits Business men professional men in every walK of life appreciate the superior advantages of the service we render The officers of this hank are always accessible and shall be pleased to confer with you relative to your banKing needs OFFICERS DIRECTORS- P J Breamaa ReaWpk JUutrtman- nRredertek C Stevens President cSui ait W La- R A Chester First Vice President g tto cT as A If Owrca Was A M raa N II Shea Second Vice President ZLJ SSJi Vitl rl DftvttMK Fl atsMlrlr C Steveoa Gee W WWte Cashier V B Secretary Charles P ehn l ier- Oturg W White The Commercial National Bnk Cor 14th and G Streets THIS wage earnerspersons f Chester H D CrIMI I 11 1 1 If B- vtcaerJt Deyber P Baa I lS Jams I Win l isenoell J t sa Dptr Wa ¬ > The small depositor needs the security of this bank just as much as the depositor and the interest allowed 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