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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1916-04-09

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The sun., 1916-10-02
Short Term Notes.

n. w. New York-what Is your opinion
about short term notes generally as In.
vestm-ntsP Would you regard notes yield.
ing tls per cent. as good7
just as ;hcre are varying craces OF
stocks and bonds, so are there VARYING
grades of notes, but the better grade
notes are regarded as among the best
securities that. can he found. Note is
sues are estimated to make up over one
third OF all security issues In the United
states and consequently there IL n large
number and wide variety from which To
choose. GOD notes NAV he put down a.
those yielding not over 5a4 TO 8 per cent,
Notes which yi"ld over i per cent, and
are rated as a conservative investment
az the same time are few. The best
notes may he set down In a class yield
n not more than iia to 4a per cent,
Notes are not as secure in law as are
many Of the best grade bonds. but ~
practice their degree OF security IS
greater than In theory. \ point to be
considered In connection with the pur-
chase Of notes OF any corporation is the
record 81 that corporation with regard
to note issues IN the past. There are
some corporations which have issued
notes IN relatively large lou This
Is not regarded as good business policy
The sun., 1916-10-02
Railway Steel Spring.

X, y, G., Beacon. n, Y,-wNl you pleas.
describe TO me the nature OF the lien Of
III" Railway steel Spring frst mortgage
Latrobe sinking fund : per cent. bonds.
du" January I. 1921, particularly as to the
placed on some OF the property
These bonds are u direct obligation
Of the company and secured by Il first
mortgage OH the property purchased
from the La'robe Steel Company. which
consisted Of about eighty acres OF land
In Latrobe. Pa. upon which was erected
a modern plant for tho manufacture OF
steel tires, also on trade marks. patents.
leases, Sc. good will ant tho right 10
use the name Latrohe Steel Company.
Most of the land is subject tn a ~restric-
ton not to mine coa therefrom. The oil
and gas leases cover about $50 acres on
which there are active gas wells and
l,2T2 acres on which there are no active
wells.
The sun., 1916-10-02
OUTLOOK FOR COPPER BRIGHT.
stocks Will Remain Firm After
War, Says John d.. Rx.r.

MILWAUKEE. Sept. 3o.-The rehab,l,-
tation OF Europe at the close Of the
war will keep copper stocks firm, and
they will not drop materially from their
present position, was he declaration
to-day OF John d. Ryan Of New York.
president OF the Amalgamated Copper
Company. who !s In Milwaukee to at
tend a meeting OF the directors Of the
st. Paul railroad.
81 will lndorse what Mr.. Rockcfeller
~ about "copper" said Mr.. Ryan after
he had heard Percy Rockefeller make
the following statement:
THE copper market IL In excellent
condition. ! don't expect copper will
go down more than u cent or two after
the war. There may to- IA temporary
decline. Europe Will heed "A large
amount of metal, especially copper, FOR
her rehabilitation Germany has beer
held u Of the copper market fol
a long time. All OF these foreign do
mands. together with a very strong
home demand, will help to sustain the
copper market for . long time"
The sun., 1916-10-02
NEW REVENUE LAW
HURTS ENTERPRISE
National City Bank Says 1t
Aims a Blow at Captains
Of Industry.
MPERILS GOLD RESERVE
Encourages Governmental
Extravaganza and Penalties
Business Growth"
E GOLD RESERVE

The Federal Government - ~pervuadirs
the most e~ficient captains OF industry 10
retire and hand their capital over 90 the
most wastefui and incompetent n
ment in the world. say the National
City Bank. The recent Increase OF In
como tax emphasizes the advantage Of
investing IN municipal and other Gov
m securities In exactly tho Same
proportions al Il provides increased rev.
niue. because those issues are exempt
from taxation. \ corporation earning
$4,000. 900 a year hardly will turn much
Of its surplus back into the business
where 4, will be taxed AT the rate OF 10
per cent. when cities ana States are bid
ding for the money on a tax free basis.
1T cannot be expected that rich people
will curtsil their w living expenses be-
cause Of Increased income taxes" a y
the article. but 1; is certain that their
Investments IN ~productiN. enterprises will
suffer a check. The constantly changing
political administration OF our city. State
and national governments axe uotori-
ou>ly tho most wastcful organizations in
the world. and money placed In their
hands docs not reproduce itself.
The sun., 1916-10-02
National Transit Company.

X. p. Rornellsville. y. Y-Arc the Ns-
'iuual IrnI..t COMPANY and the New York
Transit Company controlled D. ne came
interests Can you give me- a !'il" OF ths
autecrdents II both these ,'Wpanies'
VII. re- are the stocks OF these companies
ucaIt In, ~ | don't mud them on the Hew
\ ork STOCK Exchange list'
National Transit Company was incor-
porated under Pennsylvania laws IN
1881. as holding company for pipe line
stocks which were subsequently, turned
over to the standard OIL Company OF
New Jersey and controlled hy the latter
until the dissolution decree of 1911. when
the stock OF the Transit company held
by the standard Oh Company was dis.
,ributed to the stockholders Of the latter
The Transit company owns
and operates an extensive system OF
ppe lines exclusively In Pennsylvania
and. through its connections with the
lines of tho Buckeye Pipe Line Company.
the New York Transit Company and the
Standard on Company Of New Jersey.
supplies oil TO Baltimore, Philadelphia.
Bayonne. Olean. Pittshurg and Franklin
refneries. The New York Transit Com
pany was organized under New York
laws in 1898. At that time II purchased
from tn. National Transit Company the
line from tho New York state line
and seaboard also tho limo from Clean
northwest to Buffalo and gathering lines
In New York State. This company was
also controlled by the STANDARD OH Com
many OF New Jersey until the d!ssolu-
ton decree issued by the supreme Court.
when its stock was distr buted as was
that OF the National. The capital stocks
of these two transit companies are dealt
in on the New York curb market,
The sun., 1916-10-02
". Y. Connecting Railroad 4t...

A, T. Bridgeton. \. DO You regard
the y. Y. Connecting Railroad first mort
gage iIs as n good Investment: Ia til.
large bridge property included in tho Sc
cprity under the issue OF those bonds?
In view OF the fact that the A.. per
cent. series 81" first mortgage bonds
of the New York Connecting Railroad
Company are guaranteed Jointly n
scvera,ly by the Pennsylvania and the
New York. New Haven & Hartford rail
roads. and that the line when completed
will be a most important link In the
traffic plans of these two large systems.
these bonds would seem to occupy a se-
cure position and 10 he entitled TO a good
investment rating, The bridge property
is included in the security underlying
the bonds.
The sun., 1916-10-02
baltimore and Ohio Disi.ionals.

Il. y. T., West Point-What Is the dif-
ference in the yield % the following two
issues, both Baltimore and Ohio. cleye-
land. Iorsin and Wheeling division: The
~ lOTia and the consolidated refunding
mortgage ~ per cent bonds ~ 1880 At
1907 Aren't both rated about the same as
inve-tmentef
The 5s, al tho price indicated, yield
about 40 and the 4ias $50. Both are
regarded as high grade Investments and
one OF the vouchers for this Is that both
are legal investments for win banks
IN New York.
The sun., 1916-10-02

L'sht 4 Power Company and how do
they comparc with 1915?
The latest reported earnings OF the
Tennessee Railway. Light 4 Power Com
pany are for the seven months period
ended july 81 and they show as fol.
lows. compared with the corresponding
1915 figures: Gross earnings. s2.Ilo.-
60+. as against s:is6.444; net after
taxes. sl.e70.I2I. sgsins. SS?1.ss3 fixed
charges. s77s.lso. against &7s..s25 sur
plus. si2s,s03. aGa!ns. ss5.Gs3. II should
be noted in connection with these earn
!nes that they include the earnings Of
the operating companies, but not inter
company power sales.
The sun., 1916-10-02
>OlICY.

Tn. Na'ick Sa''udi bsnk located at
nstIrk. IN ~" state W Nass4 hI.etts. 10
closing It, nnsirs,
All moo Fu.iers and other creditors of
the association ais Therefore hereby moth
ned to present the notet and other claims
for payment
September :. Ists.
The sun., 1916-10-02
Investment Questions and Answers
n Monday. Thursday and Saturday.

THIS column appears zach Nohday Thursday ad SATURDAY
eader may ask as many questions as hey like about Investment subjects
bu, please d. nt ask bou a half dozen companies n ne letter, as It adds
unnecessarily to the clerical work of this office. DO not send money. This service
is FREE. lie sure 70 gvey ur address as we'll as you rname, because most Inquiries
answered by mall AL correspondence is held as confidential.
Address all communicate ns to Financial Editor Thu SuS. % Broad street
The sun., 1916-10-02

Tennessee Railway. Light and Power.
W. n. r., Camden, N. What are ths
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REIMBURSEMENT OF
International Mercantile Marine Co.

Notice Is hereby given ttt' tho rlan TO-
The iteadJus'msNt or n" Debt - Int.rnn
lional Mercantile Marine COMPANY dated
/, 1915. IA BEEN DECLNREI
OPERATIVE by the ~unIeI'!rnrt CON,
Dated New York. September - 1875
}. y. WALLACE.
hartman.
HENRY EVANS.
HARRY BRO>>FR,
FREDERICK W. SCOTT.
CHARLES u. ~\RIS.
Preferred stock Committee.
JOIN ". fIAiIIN,
Chairman,
LEWIS u. tI\RkE,
UO>NID e.. tIbbE>.
A.. u =. ro~l.
STACY Z. RitHMo>p
WILLIAM I, - ANTWERP.
Common stock Committee.
The sun., 1916-10-02
Enterprise Il Realized.

Interest and capital invested in Cow
eminent securities Is repaid. not by the
production OF new wealth hut by In
creased taxation imposed ultimately upon
the people a. n whole. Productive enter
prise therefore has been penalized and
governmental ~eXtravagance encouraged.
In addition 10 d.scouracing the in
vestment Of American capital In produc-
tive enterprise In this manner the new
revenue law will drive every dollar OF
foreign capital out OF the country. In
addition TO taxing the corporations whose
securities are held abroad In the regular
way It imposes an additional tax upon
the dividends paid 10 foreigners.
"Since foreign governments also tax
these dividends as income, the earnings
Of foreign money invested IN the United
States become subject to three distinct
taxes. after the collection Of which the
return To the investor will be so small
that further Investment. of this char.
acter hardly will he made. On the con-
trary. the tendency will be for foreigners
tn withdraw their capital from tho
United States In the form Of real money.
The sun., 1916-10-02

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Republic of Panama

~ Secured sinking PUNE iDirt, Year
Gold Bonds due November l.. 1914.
CALLED WoNDS
Notics u hor"h! given IN accordance with
the teams of tine rust lndcnture made 10y tina
Republic ut Panama 10 l he armP-s' Loan aud
Trust , oppany alil William Nelson ,ronwoll.
as Trustee. dated November ?. i"lt. that tho
following s., secured >lnAing Fund Thirty
Year Gold Bonds. dated \uyeInhef :. 1914,
have hrcn drawn for redemption, ~ n price II
lr2 amt accrued Interest Ia the ,iate OF
such redemption, to ah-u-b A. n"Ariy a. may
The sun., 1916-10-02
Gold Reserve JcopardIsed.

"Rut the evil effects Of the law do not
end here. Nothing will be- more impor-
tant 10 the welfare Of the United states
IN the immediate future than the pro-
lection of our gold reserve from sudden
shipments OF large quantities Of the
metal to Europe. The most feasible
means for preventing such shipments
will be the resale TO Europe OF some ~
the American securities We have pur-
chased from her since the outbreak Of
the war. BY making these securities
undesirable investments for Europeans
we are deliberately jeopard,zlrr the
safety Of the gold reserve. which is the
basis OF all the credit In the country.
There has been no little self-con-
graduation Of late over the fact that
New York Is becoming an Important
world money market. Such measures
AZ the new revenue law. however, tend
to keep foreign investors out Of this
market, They ara an obstacle to inter
national relations. and az such are on.
posed 10 the comfy Of nations. They
check that growth OF common national
interests which already has been proved
a great source Of security in times OF
financial crises n a strong influence
for peace"
The Nome daily nugget., 1916-05-31

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 Arthur Placer Claim Cook. Geo, cabin on Ar
 thus Placer claim Erie, Andrew, ? cabins
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 Arthur Placer claim. Carlson, 4 bldgs on Ar
 thur Placer claim -. i.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-07-07
Pastor Falls Into Lake

Rev. Richardson and Richard
Northcott families went to Silver
Beach, Lake Minnewaska, Wednes-
day morning where they spent the
day boating and fishing. The plea
sures of the day were abundant but as
far as Rev. Richardson and the little
fishes were concerned, the days,
doings were Disappointing. Having
failed to catch q fish or discover any
ants in the food, Rev. Richardson took
stand on the pier giving instruc
tions to the boys how to bait hook
when the sight Of a large school of
fish beneath the pier staggered him.
In the excitement he missed his
footing and fell into about nine feet
Of water. Dripping like mop he
scrambled back to the pier. County
Auditor Wollthan discovered the
pastors sad plight and led him
back to the Wollthan cottage where
he was RECALLED in that officials Sun
day best. Rev. Richardson regard
ed his unexpected. dueking in the
light of a good joke and had more
than any of the rest over the acct
dent. : d. : = "a
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-07-07

Miss Caroline Meyer, a young lady
from Parker's Prairie who is attending
the teachers course at the University
farm .school in this city, is recovering
slowly from a nervous collapse and
heart troubles following a thorough
scare at the Chautauqua tent during
the progress of the storm Wednesday
night. Miss Meyers left the tent
about the time the storm burst and
FASTENED to her room at the school.
She passed through torrent Of rain
and flying branches.
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-07-07

he broke his right ankle. The splints
were removed Wednesday afternoon
but it wilIsbe several days before he
will be strong enough to resume his
work. "t.-
Try our maple clippings. The best
warm weather fuel. Stone Imple-
ment Co. - 49, adv.
Philip Stone, of Keewatin, Mimi,
is visiting this week at the home of
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Stone.
Miss Della satter was quite pain.
fully injured in one of the eyes last
Friday while picking strawberries. A
poisonous week necessitated the i'm
mediate attention of an eye specialist
and for several days her condition
was serious.
Fishermen who spent the Fourth
of July at Pomme de Terre lake
solemnly declare that j. A. Ringness
of this city has caught the last fish in
the lake. Ringness admits having
caughtha seven-ineh pickeEel after an
all-day angling stunt IL
Owning to the continued advance
in the price of gasoline we would
suggest the Ford car for all prospec-
tive motor car buyers. Twenty-Five
miles per gallon is a fair average
for this car. Runabout $500. Tour
ing car $44O. Murphy Ransom Agts.,
Hancock, MINI. advtf.
The Ladies Aid society Of the Con-
gregational church will hold it's next
meeting on Wednesday afternoon of
next week, July IL, at the home Of
Mrs. J. r. Kruger. Mrs. H. Kerl
will assist Mrs. Kruger as hostess.
Lunch will be served as usual. All
ladies are cordially invited.
Manager Gaffney of the Strand gave
his patrons a treat Fourth of July
evening when be reopened his new
theatre with twelve-reel story en-
titled "The Spoilers. Every seat
in the house was taken and extra
seats had to be provided in the rear.
The new machine used is the latest
word in projectors and produces a
picture that is clear and sharp. Next
week Mr.. Gaffney will announce an
other of the big picture hits of the
country which he has secured for ex-
elusive use in this section.
The Woman's Home Missionary
Union of the Congregational church
will meet with Mrs. Brisbane, FRI
day afternoon, July 7th at three
O'Clock. The subject for the meeting
is "The Church's Recognition Of So
cial Needs. Mrs. Stone, leader. The
subject for roll call-The Schauffier
School. Ice cream and cake will be
served in the afternoon and evening.
Every one is cordially invited. An
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members of the summer school. Price
for ice. cream and cake is ten cents
each.
Nels Olson, bookkeeper at the Wells
Bros. Hanson store, is in receipt
of letter from his old friend, Will
liam Nelson, who is connected with
the U. S. bureau of education at Man"
lila, P. I. Mr.. Nelson Is a former
Morris young man who has many
friends here waiting for his return to
the city. In the letter he states he
has intentions of returning to Morris
as soon as the European war ceases.
At the present time he is conducting
summer school for teachers with an
enrolment of $50 names. Nelson
went to the islands about three years
Morris tribune. [volume] (Morris, Minn.) 1880-2000, 1916-07-07

PEPPERTON NJ. E.
Bible reading al. 10 a. m. lead BY
L. J. schattman. -.
Sunday school at II a. m. English
services at 8 p, m.
Chokio: Sunday school at 10: a.
m.
English service at II a. m. i.
w. J. Gammelien, Pastor.