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New-York tribune., 1920-10-30
For Miss II to 20
Trotteur, Afternoon and
Evening Dresses, $3.50

Normal prices 20 to 85 per
The frocks from the dressnaker who think
makes the most typcaly Partisan dresses in New York
They are OF the best materials colors we'll chosen beau
fully made and finished Mostly only dress of model
and not more than few in the others
Second Floor, Old Building
New-York tribune., 1920-10-30
IMPORTANT EVENTS TODAY
Fine Silks, $3.50 yd.

Which sold we'll several times the price
1000 yards-plain and fancy silks, suitable for all
dress purposes as we'll llnngscut into lengths for
convenient and easy selection.
Main Floor Old Building.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-30
And another lUitcheru---

You play this piano yourselfor of your friends
may play lt-and the golden tone of the CHCKERING as
it comes at bidding will your soul like the sun
light flower. CHICKERING-the pianoforte of Jenny
lnd-the beloved Of generatonsthe althrough Ameri-
piano. with very close hundred years of accom-
pishment behind it-and all time before it
DESIDES the AN1PICO, we have more than 80 makes
A. Styles sizes and grades of pianos playerpanos and
reproducing pianos for you to choose from
Convenient terms to all desiring them
Used pianos taken in part exchange
Piano Salons First Gallery NewB Building
New-York tribune., 1920-10-30
Suits at $3.50
A new lot of our regularly
ordered Winter Suits, which
we're to have been priced
half as much again

But, before they arrived, put into effect lower
price movementand prices on these go down. accord
ingy.
They we'll made and we'll finished suits-suts to
delight the heart of the young mansus for the hardto
fit of stout tall short proportionssuits regular
sizes in an array that permits Of the widest choice.
The materials are handsome tweeds, chevios, unfin
ished worsteds and annes in many shades and effects
such heather mixtures, grays, browns bues plain
colorngs stripe effects such invisible hair lines or
two tone mixtures.
I'm stock also at the lowered prices are other
suits-ransi;1g in price from $3.50 TO Szi.5O
Small charge for alterations No sales C. O. D.
No return OF uttered cIothing
Burlington Arcade Floor, New Building
New-York tribune., 1920-10-30
Quilts Reduced

Down quilts single bed size. SIG.
Down quilts single bed, extra long. SIS
Down quilts, double bed size. S17
Down quilts double bed size, extra long 500
140, made in factory.
Covered with plain colored sateen.
Regular prices one-fourth
Wool quilts, single bed size. $3.50
Only 40. Covered with figured tussah.
In old rose and blue.
Fourth Gallery, New Budin,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Jersey Senate Inquiry
Into Banks Ia Sought

r. TRENTON, N. j., Sept. 15.-A rcso-
luton requiring the State Banking
Commissioner to furnish report to
the Senate at its next meeting, showing
the disposition of funds in banks hold
ing charters in New Jersey with spe-
cial regard to any invest iments that
may have been made in Nall Street,
was introduced this aftern-r by SEN
ator Alexander Simpson, Of Jersey
City.
The Senator asked for full investi-
cation of reports that New Jersey
banking funds were being used in Wall
Street transactions for speculative
purposes, and that there was an agree
ment among New Jersey trust COM
panies to enter into this sort of bank
ing. The resolution was referred to
committee
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Quiet Still Prevails
I'm Steel Industry
Cancellations From Automobile
Manufacturers and Railroad
Attitude Resp0nsible

"Fo!lowing the check given to buying
by the recession in the automobile in
dustry, the steel market has been
drifting into quieter times" says The
Iron Age. "No new Influences are yet
recognized that promise an early re-
turn of activity, and both buyers and
sellers look to the later weeks of the
year to clear up the present widespread
uncertainty as to prices.
The cancellations of finished steel
by automobile manufacturers, as re-
ported from time to time in the past
two months, have made little or no i'm
preston upon the crowded order books
of the mills, but each week is bringing
OUt new cases of curtalment in foun-
dry ard other Woodworking operations
due TO the holding up of machinery
orders placed by automobile factories
or by plants making parts or equip
mcnt for them.
THE economical policy of the rail
roads is made clearer by the large
amount Of work set on foot in the re-
lair of tracks, cars and locomotives.
Steel companies are getting track sup
ply orders, and car and locomotive
works are busy on old rolling stock,
but new rail and equipment orders
wait.
agricultural implement makers are
seeking Steel bar contracts for the first
half of 1921. For filling fourth quar-
ter needs this industry has paid
cents, Pittsburgh. The easing uo in
general demand is shown by Pitts
burgh district mill offering large sizes
ir. two or three weeks.
The Iron Trade Review will say to-
day: "Prospccts for railroad buying
seem improved. Indications now are that
a much larger tonnage of rails will be
required for 1921 delivery than has
been the case for some years back. The
roads have placed a. heavy tonnage be-
fore the mills which they are ready
to close when prices for next year are
finally determined. 1t is estimated at
CHICAGO that pending car inquiries call
for 100000 tons of steel. Price ten
dencics in steel lines are mixed, but
the predomnan note is on tho side
o! firmncss or strength, in which tn"
higher freight rates are an important
factOr'
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
"Ex dividend.
Chicago < Eastern Illinois

Interests in the Chicago 4 Eastern
Illinois Railroad, it was stated ycster-
day, will hold a meeting in Chicago on
October Is 20 discuss the question Of a
reorganization without settlement of
the compnny's claim against the gov
crnment for about $4,000, 900 more than
railroad administration. Public snlc of
tho property at Danville is scheduled
for October 10, and an adjourned an
nual meeting of the stockholders will
be held the day after.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Payments on Frisco Income 6s

Qu"stion-I am now in u position which
nccrsSitatrs soine Of your good advice.
i'"ught $1,000 st. Louis 4 san Francisco
lncnln" e. and would lil<" to know il this
is a good invcStmr Also. could YOU ad J.
Wis" me II the company above named paid
any interest on the said bonds. amt IL So
how many and what years: -. A. j.
Answcr-Thc St. Louis e. San Fran
cisco Railway has paid interest on the
income bonds as follows: per cent
October l, 1917; per cent October /,
1918; 6 per cent October /, 1919. In
terest is payable October l each year
out OF available net income for the
fiscal year ended June 80, and has been
declared for this year. Interest is not
cumulative. The bond is a fair specu-
lativc investment.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Financial Haerns

Leopold Eewborg. OF Newborg g. Co, has
applied for mem ber rship in the New York
Cotton Exchange.
Guy P. Trulock has been appointed man
ager OF the uptown office Of the New York
stock Exchange firm Of Carpender CafYry
&: Co., at $50 Fifth Avenue.
The New York Trust Company announces
the opening of a safe deposit department
in their uptown office, at Fifth Avenue and
FIFTY seventh Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
The Erie Has Many Bond Issues

Question-Please give me your opinion
OF Eric Jersey bonds. also til" interest
rat" and date OF maturity on all of their
bond iSsurS-E. J. G.
Answcr-The Erie Railroad has too
many mortgages fore us to list them
IN this column. The Erie & Jersey first
mortgage per cent are due July /, :,
l"o5. They are first lien on $500 miles
Of double track from Graham to High
land Mills, N. Y. The road includes a
tunnel one mile long and costly bridges
Investment
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Investment
Information

Questions of general interest to in
vestors wiU be answered in this col
,fnn, in 1rhich case only initials aUiN
be used. Others 1ViI be ans1ocred By
mail. Address all inquiries, inclos-
ing stamped, addressed enrelopc, to
Financial Editor, The Tribune, 154
Nassau Street, Ne1O York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Loft, Incorporated, Earns
Sl.O8 a Share in 6 Monfl,s

Net profit, after charges but before
Federal taxes, of Loft, Incorporated,
for the six months ended Juno 80,
showed $706,704, equal to $1O8
share on the $4,000 shares of capital
stock without par value, according to
a statement issued yesterday.
Net sales totaled s3,376,6S1, while
the balance amounted to se48,844.
Other income showed $57,sG0 for the
period.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES
DIVIDEND
The BARRETT COMPANY IN. J.l

"a quarterly dividend of Two Dollars
tS!o0) per share has been declared on
ne common Capital Stock and n quar-
terly dividend OF One Dollar and Seventy
nNe Cents $l.76) per share on the pre-
ierrfd Capital Stock OF The Barrett Com
pany. New Jersey Payable on October
!. 1870. 10 Common stockholders OF record
az q at the close OF busineas September is
wv. ana on October 10. .92O, to the
treferred stockholders ~ record M at the
close or business September 30 1920
ERNEST j. STEER. Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Security of St. Paul Elves

Question-Wil you kindly let me know
the difference In the security OF Chica CO.
Milwa ukce & st. Paul convertible 5s, series
Is. and the Chicago Milwaukee, 4 st. Paul
A., series a? notice You recommend
the latter frequently. but do not mention
the IS. Would prefer to buy only Al
lon7s. even though tho interest is not
So great. l believe there is a preferred
stock Of the baldwin Locomotive. If So
how much is this selling at and what
dividend rate do they pay? DO you CON
slider this safe stock?-M. A. r.
Answcr-The Chicago, Milwaukee G.
s., Paul general 4 per cent, series A,
BIZ per cent, series B, and 41a per
cent. series c, arc first lien on most
of the companys property. The con-
vertible per cent, together with sew
eral other issues, are lien junior to
the general mortgage bonds. The for
mer are, Of course, the better invest
ment. Baldwin Locomotive preferred
pays 7 per cent 1t sells for about
S9S share. We regard it as good
inVc tment
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
The Copper Metal Market
and its relation to
Creene-CananeQ

INCREASE in surplus
~ stocks of copper, and the
drawback that adverse labor
conditions have imposed up
on copper production, are at
tracing the attention of in
vestors to the high class cop
per issues, among which
Greene-Cananea, the premier
Mexican producer, is note
worthy because Of its indi-
Gated longevity.
The recent election OF Cen
eral Obregon to the presi-
dency OF the Mexican Repub-
lie also is construed hopefully
as presaging an era of prog
ress and tranquility that
should make it possible for
Greene-Cananea and other
Mexican properties controlled
by American capital to oper-
ate without the interruptions
that have been prevalent in
the past.
A brief resume Of Greene
Cananea's history and posi-
ton as to production, earn
ings, financial condition and
dividend record is contained
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
AMERICAN CAN Gn

A quarterly dividend OF one and three.
auafters per cent has been dcca red on the
Oct"her ast. 1890. to Stockholders Of record
a. a.. tne close OF business September 18th. 1920
lTansser books will remain open Checks
'''@"eo' II. X. ISMON
Secretary and Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Miscellaneous Oil Companies

Atlantic I.obos OIL Co. CON-. % 3.
do pf .................. 70 90
Eosden q SO. .......... 7A Sis
Elk Basin Cons Pet Co... 8sl O.
Imperial Oh Ltd.......... 100 105
Magnolia Petroleum Co... 500 $40
Merritt Oil Corporation.... 14X is
Midwest Refining Co....... $50 1872
Mountain Producers ..... II ~
Northwest Oil Co........ 27 81
Producers e. Ref Corp COM. G1s bL
Salt Creek Producers, new y II
Sapulpa Refining Co...... 5ss bs,
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Answer-There are several issues of

railroad preferred stocks which are
better secured than some railroad
bonds. Among them some are Atchi-
son per cent preferred, Union Pa
cific per cent preferred, Norfolk &
Western per cent preferred. Reading
4 per cent first preferred and per
western 7 per cent preferred. All Of
these stocks are seasoned, having long
dividend records. We regard all as
good investme ents at present.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Some Stocks Better Than Some Bonds

Question: would appreciate your ad =
vic" on railway bonds and railway pre-
frrr"d stocks for purely investment pur-
poses. Are the bonds bcttcrH or Cours"
know bonds come before preferred stock
issues, but | would like your advice on
:}N" or six railway preferred stocks that
could y" considered OF Eilt 'dEc type and
l,usshiy I,r' :'rAb!" to bonds. especially
some kinds of bonds. ! ana tiGuriu. on
putting about Slu.0or In rail invest IN. n; :
and thought IT might be we'll To split be-
tween bonds and preferred stock issues.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Dividends

Atlantic National Bank-An extra divi-
dend OF half OF per cent q share has
been declared, In addition to the regular
Quarterly dividend Of 2h per cent, both
payable October ! to stockholders Of
record September Is.
Merrimao Chemical Compnny-An extra
dividend Of 81 a share has been declared,
In addition to the regular quarterly dtvf-
dend Of $125. both payable September so
to stockholders OF record September IA.
Prairie Oil and Gas Company-An extra
dividend OF IS a snare has been declared
in addition to the regular quarterly divl-
stockholders Of record September 13.
Regular Declarations
Pay Holders
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
This Bond Is Only Fair

Questi0n--Kindly advise if you consider
tn" 81. Louis Southw, stern ftnilroad con
s"iidaird IS an absolutely SAFE investment.
A. w. -.
Answer st. Louis Southwestern first
consolidated 4 per cent, 1882, are not an
absolutely safe investment" as may
be seen by the fact that they are
junior to $23 ,042 800 Of other liens
They are first mortgage on but 35
miles, first collateral lien on III
miles, a third lien on 586 miles, a third
collateral lien on GAP miles and by
pledge of securities. The bond is
fair one only.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16


change salcsroom Of Adrian II. Muller g.
Son. IA Nesey Street:
$4,000 Eastern Canada Fish
cries Limited 6 per
cent consolidated Ist
mortgas" sinking fund
20-ycar gold bonds. De-
crmbcr. 1919. coupons
attached ......... lot $500
$4,000 Buck Ridge Coal Min
ing Co. per cent gold
notes, due July /, 1917.
January 1917. coupons
attached, 81 900 each lot, $50
6G3 1-3 shares CHARTERS Tele-
phone CO.; 2-3
shares Pittsburg g. AL
lcghany Telephone co
preferred: 53I72-3
shares Pittsburg & Al.
lrghany Telephone Co.
common ............ lot 500 600
663 Is shares CHARTERS Telc-
phone Co; 4.7S1 %
shares PittsburE e. Al
l"ghany Telephone Co.
shares Pi1sburg < AL
leEhany Telephone Co.
common ............ lot 500 900
663 13 shares Charters Tclc-
phonc Co.; 4.78l 2-3
shares Pittsburg 6; AL
lcEhany Telephone Co.
'f"; sharrs rit,Sburs ~ Z Al, Al
lrEhany Telephone CO.
40 shares Kansas City.
Mexico & Orient Rail
way Co. common, trust
certificates. 500 each
40 shares Kansas City,
Mexico & Orient Rail-
way co. preferred, trust
certificates. $l00 each;
$1,000 Kansas City,
Mexico g. Orient Rail-
way Co. LIST mortgage
per cent bonds, GER
tnCatcS OF uepOsit " lot S11
IS shares PincIawn Come
terry, land purchase
fund: 100 shares Amer
lean Oriental co. COM
mon. 500 each. lot $50
b3 shares Heat. Light Il
Power Improvement Co.
Of America preferred,
interim certificates,
500 each: $50 shares
Californian on Lands
Co. $40 each: 500
shares the California;
Nevada Copper Co. SIS
each; 1875 shares Con-
solidatcd Fire Alarm
Co. common. $40 each;
33,500 shares German
American Mining Co.
OF TonorahY New, 81
each: 10000 shnrea
Goldneld Media Min
inE Co.. 81 each: I6O
shares kingsbridge
Real Estate CO., $lOO
each: 100 aharca Rose
hill Cemetery Associa-
tion: 1890 shares
New York Taxicab co.
Ltd. deferred shares.
shilling each: a3l-3
shares New York Taxi
cab CO. LTD. pre-
fcrrcd, II cach..... Slot. aab
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Stocks Elk Dividend
COMPANY

G. natec company. Per cent.
sept. 2O-Am. TEL & Tel Co.. 2
sept -O-Con:inental Candy Corp ~
sept II Gen Chemical Co. pf.. liz
.:',!', =" hhatt"n HI Sup Co. Inc. Is
coi', cop,' =" 90 Ist pr. ...:.......... TX
sept 2O-Nauonal Surety Co......
sept. 2y-l'icrce Oil Corp. pf.. 3
sept Hallway Stcel-Spring Co... z
sept. -0-St Joseph Lead CO stOck
sept lS--S!oss-S -Sh"f. 5. &. I. Co, pf Is
Sept l7-Texas a.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16

America S ever widening trade hor-
lions are including more and more
of the worlds markets. Foreign
vessels that once docked elsewhere,
today discharge their cargoes in
increasing volume upon Philadel-
phias wharves.
The interests of the business community are
identical with those of this bank which for
more than a century has contributed its share
of service in financing the trade that has kept
the great industries Of Philadelphia and its
territory in the forefront of favor in the world s
markets.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Miscellaneous Markets
New York State Bonds

ISSUED in coupon and registered form not
interchangea BILE. Coupon bonds register
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
DIVIDEND NOTICES
DIVIDEND NOTICES
William Farrell & Son, Inc.
New York, August rs, 1920.
DIVIDEND No. S.

At meeting OF tho Roard Of nirectoM
OF William Farrell x Son, Inc. held Az
gust %. 1920. a regular quarterly diVidenu
or $l.75 per share WAS declared on tIs xiv
preferred stock OF tho company, payAoss
October !. 1870. 10 shareholders OF feooa,sS
at the close of business September 90. i've"
JAMES 4. WOODWARD. Treasures.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Speculating Compared to Gambling

Question: know that you do not offer
advice to spectators, other than don't do
1t. but inasmuch you accept the adj
Hcrtisements OF such propositions. possibly
you would be willing to open up !; little to
one who insists upon spcculating. ! don't
mind putting little money int" an honest
proposition What do you know Of the
Hart Oil Company see advertised in your
paper?-H. V. S.
Answer-We never advise against
speculation in itself. If speculation
should stop all Of a sudden eur eco
nomic structure might collapse in about
twcnty-four hours. What we have been
trying to do is to prevent people from
speculating in the belief that they are
investing. Many Of our readers buy
the cats and dogs that are offered by
stock statesmen and take gambling flyers
in marks and oil shares under the in,-
preston that they are investing. We
do advise against gambling in these
matters because wo know the odds are
hopelcssly rugged against the outside
public. Hart Oil, however, is not in
this class. AS long as you realize that
the shares are a speculation and not an
investment, we see no reason why you
should not buy the stock. We cannot
tell you how it will come out because
tho business of producing oil is too un-
certain. The company is honestly run
and at present is paying dividends
earned by royalties. 1t expects to start
u drilling campaign soon.
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
The New York Central Railroad Go.

The New York Central Railroad Co
New York. &cpten,bcr Is. 1917.
n dividend or pn" Dollar and Twenty,
avr Cents ($l@5) per shar, on the Capita.
stock OF this company. has been declares
rayablr November LIST. 1920 AT tho omSSS
OF the GENERAL Treasurer TO storkholcersc cs
record at tho close OF business October let.
lo20
MILTON 8, BARGER. General Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Toronto
Bid. Ask.
Securities at Auction

The following sales Of securities at auo-
tion were reported yesterday at tho ex-
change salcsroom Of Adrian IL. Muller g.
Son. IA Nesey Street:
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
sEx dividend.
Bonds

Appalachian Power 1st 5s..... 90 o2
Cincinnati Gas & Flee SIS, 1915 7S eS
Col Gas & Elcc 6s 1927. ...... 70 81
Dallas Elcc 5s l922........... 93%4
do is 1921 . 90 100
FL Paso Elec col 6s............ ~ 90
Great Western Power 1st 5s.. 1878 Az
Midwest Utilities 1st 5s........ IS go
Miss River Power LIT IS ..... 73M 7A1s
North Ont 1t s. Power 6s..... 81 621s
Nor States Power 6s 1928. 81 "a
New-York tribune., 1920-09-16
Woman Likes Japanese Bonds

Ouosti"n-Ar" all the japanese bonds an
equally safe investment Which would be
the best for me to buy. Of 1925 or
s2ce. What interest do they pay and
where do they pay it? Are most OF the
bonds you recommend for amounts OF
Sl.h6U? How can know the par value
uf stocks? The rate Of interest is given on
the par value. | understand. and not on he
market value. L read your Information
carefully and hope to profit by it. so
know YOU do rot recommend foreign bonds
aa conservative Investment, but will
venture II little in then. For moro than
thirty years have Invested in per cent
real estate mortgages, and as / have lost
nuthine in them | know they are the
safest investment for women. Miss f. i. L.
Answer The Japanese first and sec
ond series Az per cent bonds. due
1925, are secured by liens on the gov
crnmcnt tobacco monopoly, while the 4
per cent. 1881, are not secured. The in
terest is payable in sterling at the
fixed rate Of s4.S7 to the pound. Most
bonds are in denominations Of $4,000.
Some issues, particularly allotment
ones. are in lower denominations. There
is no way Of determining the par value
Of stock. 1t must be looked up. In
tcrest and dividends arc figured on the
par value, not the market value.
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The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-02-19
METHODIST ANNOUNCEMENTS

10 a. m. Sunday the Bible schoo
under the superintendency Of L.
Otto.
II n. IN. Morning worship.
Subject: THE Massacre Of the
Armenians."
$3.50 .. N. Epworth League
Subject; The Valley Of Humil-
iation."
The Methodi't are making ex-
tensiye Improvements Of their
church and parsonage property.
The entire exterior Of the church
has been tinted and the floors
vanished and oiled.
The water has been piped into
the parsonage, and new sink in
stalled. The entire expense of
which has been met by Mrs. J.
w. Tanner.
Ire entire cost Of the improve
ments will be nearly 800.
A new altar rail IS TO be built. |
The cost Of which is to be met by |
Mrs. Deals class. The class il
planni * an evenings program OF
entertainment To be given by
members Of the class. The main
improvements are being paid for
BY the Ladies Aid Society under
he presidency OF Mrs. G.. w.
Potter.
The church is certainly fortunate
n her loyal membership and
riends.
All are Welcome.
g. f. Deal, Pastor.