The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-07-13
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Springfield, Fisher Body, American Hide
and Leather, and two or three times
on everything else. and all this in four
months.
These same opportunities will prob
ably continue In one stock or another till
the fan OF 1920 ] look Tor from four
to six months of steadily rising prices
this fall and an opportunity to make
money such as only comes TO Wall Street
oTce in every four years.
1T seems to be that the enclosed---a
table OF stocks and profts-is the most
astounding table of money making l.
have ever seen. Study IL carefully, and
then II Sou would like to make some of
these wonderful profits let me hear from
you as soon as convenient and J. will
submit a plan to take advantage of this
market, which I think will appeal TO
your intelligence.
Merely say: Just send details about
Wall Street,"
About two weeks ago the District At
torney got a letter from Mrs. Annie F.
Putnam, SO High street, Springfield,
Mass. She said she gave to Henry
Mayer, a salesman for H. Kent Holmes
& Co, $S25 cash and $3.50 worth of
Allen Oil stock and that she couldn't
get any report on what became of the
stock. Mr.. Dooling. who oilled Holmes
broker distressed at the idea that such
thing could happen. He said that
Mayer had not turned over any Allen
Oil stock TO the firm and had left It's
employ before January IS, when Mrs
Putnam said she delivered the stock.
But in Holiness office" Mr. Doolng
said yester day, we found evidence that
Mayer had been getting commissions as
recently as a few days ago." Cd "'' Zoe.
Among others who have made COM
plants are David Brotter Of" 2SSN East
EIghty-tirst street. claiming $500 Will
lam F. BlaisdelI of Port washington. L.
l., $4,000. and Arnold c. Pouch Of II
State street, $l.375. All the assets
found by Mr.. Dooling in the Offices were
$40 cash and a 81 900 bond OF Waterloo
Cedar Falls and Northern Railroad
Company made out to Mrs. Sarah d.
Stotesbury. Cheney. Pa.
On four doors of the eight room suite
in the "a Stone. street-59 Pearl street
building is the name "Linscott Com
p8ny" One Of the Holmes telephone
numbers as they appear on the Holmes
letterhead is the same as one of the
Linscott numbers in the telephone d.
rectory, In which II. Kent Holmes & Co.
are no longer listed.
Harry Chill Is office manager for both
Holmes and Linscott. Mr.. Dooling said.
An Office boy who has served the COM
bination for a year said he had seen
Holmes three times and Linscott never.
Linscott was described by others as a
man about seventy years old. The ad-
dress of both Holmes and Linscott was
given as 325 West Eighty third street
Stocks promoted by Holmes, accord
ing to Dooling, have been Arizona,
Smelling. Mining and Refining, New
York and New England Compay. Indus
trial Corporal ton OF Philadelphia, New
York Patents Exploitation Company. Ok
lshoma-T Texas Producing and Refining
Company and Williams Oil. Recently
the Assistant District Attorney said, a
fiotaton OF American Eagle Coal Com
pany was planned. Some OF these stocks
have paid dividends Not long ago
Holmes wrote TO T. s. Rice. in care OF
the Williams Oil Company, Louisville:
"Wnl you be good enough TO let me
know confdentially what the possibilities
are for future dividends of the company?
have a certain block OF stock and would
like TO protect myself II there is a
chance OF the dividends not being paid
promptly from now on. OF course like
yourself l have unbounded confidence in
the ultimate outcome of the company"
Mr.. Dooling said that he would present
to the Grand Jury tomorrow evidence
against certain stock brokers.