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New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Widows Holdings Look Good

Question1-I would appreciate your advice
on the following: a widow who depends
upon her income as her only means OF
support has her money equally divided in
the following companies: Atchison. Topeka
& Santa Fe preferred. Standard Oil of New
Jersey preferred, Pennsylvania Railroad
common, f; w. Woolworth common, Amer
lean Telephone and Telegraph notes, due
1922. She can sell all of the above stocks
and bonds at profit. Would you advise
her to sell and place her money in the
bank or buy Liberty bonds? OR would you
advise her to keep what she has ?-S. II.
Answer see no present reason
for disposing of all the securities you
mention. The two preferred stocks and
the American Telephone notes are good
investments, in our opinion. Pennsyl-
vania is somewhat speculative, but it is
a stock with long dividend record, and
we believe the new rates will place the
road on sound basis. Woolworth, too,
is somewhat speculative, but the COM
pany has good record. The latter two
may perhaps be sold and the proceeds
placed in securities which are not so
sensitive to earnings. Good bonds and
seasoned preferred stocks, such as we
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Markets i'm Other Cities

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
100 Case Plow 10 10 10 10
80 Chi Ry Ser !. II - Y IL
25 Chi r & T....2O5 205 oe5 2O5
155Cudahy ...... 66 G6% &C 66A
400 Cont MotOrs... ~ ~ ~ ~
80 Hupp Motors. IT II il II
$50 Libby ......... , u Il "a u
800 Montgomery w 2C3s 265s 2Gl2 26i5
All Nat Leather. 97s 97s %. o7s
80 PIGGY Wggly. % 2S 27ia 27la
80 Quaker pats of SSi2 SIS 4 SIS - SSic
100 REQ Motors. 22h. 22ll % %
500 Sears Roe. 1T 116 116A
100 Shaw ......... 7Gi2 76ia 1914 T6A2
240 Stewart War. - Sli. 81 81
450 Swift Intl. 2934 2a7s 291R 291a
1900 Swift ........106 1867 105 ia los "a
300 Tn Carbide. 60ia COS. 5914 60
270O0 do Rights. 12l Ia IA ~
$50 Wahl ........ As 4S 4S 4S
700 West Knitting. 12A 122 II 12A
BONDS
$1,000 Armour 7s.... 95N 95A 959. esq
1000 c Ry Ser A 5s 4Sla 4Sia 4Sla 4S "a
1900 c. Ry Ser b 5s 40 40 40 40
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
COtt0nsecd Oil

There was heavy pressure in the market
ana prices were weak The october posi-
ton declined 100 points under liquidation
end selling against tenders of 600 bar
res.
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Cotton Statistics

~ points decline; middling. l6.95d. Sales
1000 bales. American. 1000. Imports
900, all American. Futures opened ire
gular at 81 to 80 points decline. Closed
quiet at a net decline Of 50 to 76 points.
october. 1871; December, 15.4S March.
l5.37; May 1910; July, 1887 Manchester:
YARNS DUN and easier. cloths dun.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Gross Sales Tax Opposed

DlsapprovaI OF tax reform in The ma
ture of levying gross sales tax to
supplant some of TIE existing revenue
measures will be registered by the Ma
tonal Industrial Conference Board
when the ond national Industrial tax
conference IS held here on October %
and 23. According to a report drafted
by the boards tax committee the mem
hcrs of this committee have switched
from taeir original approval of such a
tax to position of disapprcval.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Chance for Diyersifcatinn

Question: own ten shares of tho Amer
lean Type Founders I per cent stock and
at the present price Of 81 share have
thought Of purchasing more. AS the
life time | VIII await your advice be
fore buying. DO you think the above
stock we'll secured or would you advise in
Vcsting in different corporations. where
security is first consideration? | own ten
Liberty bonds, so did not wish to place my
savings thereby. L. NJ.
Answer-The American Type Found
ers is a good corporation, but so long
as you have part of your capital in
vested there it would be better, we
think, to purchase something else. To-
bacco Products 7 per cent preferred
and Allis Chalmers per cent pre-
ferred offer almost as high q yield
as Type Founders. Both are we'll Sc
cured at present, dividends being paid
on both junior issues.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Bontempi. Albert
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The first name IS that OF the c.b,o-. -.
second that Of the creditor and dafe wh.r
judgment WAS filed.
Navarro. Domingo. and Fidelity 2
DEPOSIT Co OF Maryland
pie &c. Ocf. 5. 1920 (canceledA s. SOC "a
Mansfield. Harry RI d.
Schuckhaus Juno T. 1920 1920
Deslauviers Aircraft Corp. and
Henry \. I3ahl-u w rar 81
Levett Co. sept %. lsI.. .scss.
Fritz. Isaac n Ausrist 81 a.
oct 81. 1912 .......-.. 2fe-7
Tobias. Richard J. p-Earfe Photo
Engraving Co. Inc AUG 80.
lsis ....--...... 1880
Melton. Frank state Indus
trial Commission, Sept. i. 1897 is. 20
Livingston. Jefferson-tf. J. Skin
ner. Jan. is. 1893 .......-..... a5l7fs
Southern Hotel Goa W Nc
I-aughlin K Co Jan l2. l92o s.2six x
Same-Safne. July @. l9-o......- 1875
Smith. Frank R-Cheuey Bros.
SEPT %. 1929. 80. .............. r.osis
Nichols. Harry S-F. J. Idtrie &
Ives Co. Oct. j.. Ifi5........ -ssssg
REQ Speciality shop. lnr-M T..
Bertz. Nov. j.. islP...-...... 1es27t
OrnEel, Sigmund-A Block
Arril .. 1918. ..-....-........ 1913
Tobias. Richard DC - Coe -
al Aug 80. 1918 .....-....... lI.s
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Corn Market Firmer
DesDife Renrish Kie,cs

The corn market was frmer in sym
pathy with wheat and on covering,
owing to the belief that the technical
position of the market was stronger.
i was also thought probable that many
Of the bearish factors in the situation
had been discounted by the recent
sharp decline.
The visible supply showed an in
crease for the week of 2,6S0 900 and
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12

Questions Of general interest to In
pestors ,t,ill be unsaocred in this COL
umn, in which case only initials scill
be used. Others ,ciIl be ans,Vered By
mail. Address all inquiries, inclos-
ing q stamped, addressed enuelopc, to
Financial Editor, The Tribune, I5I
Nassau Street, Neio York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Singer Manufacturing Company, Ltd.

Question - Recently There appeared in
tho list of curb stocks Singer Manufacture
ing Company, Ltd. Is this n new stock
Was it ever given to stockholders of the
Singer Manufacturing Company n bonus?
If so, when ?-MyF. McA.
Answer-Eight or ten years ago stock
Of the Singer Manufacturing Company,
Ltd, the English company, was given
to stockholders Of the American com
pany in the ratio Of two shares of f1
each for each American share held.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Good Speculative Rails

Question: would appreciate your opin-
Ion Of the following named stocks: Boston
& Albany. Boston &. Maine preferred Bos
ton & Providence.--J. II. l..
Answer--All these stocks are en-
titled to good ratings. The roads are
good earners, and though the stocks
are more or less speculative we believe
they are very fair business mans in
vestments.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Receiver in Bankruntcv
Jud gments Filed
In New Yoru Cor,

The following judgments we~a ais
debtor: "S mat OF the
AsheT' Abraham Al. NJ Garri
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Business Troubles
Petitions. in Bankruptcy

The following petitions in bankruptcy
we're filed yesterday in the United States
I[APLAN & Observation-Disclosures
petition against Samuel Kaplan aud Harry
rnedman trading as ksplan & Friedman,
mems .cloi hing. 67 East Eighth street. on
behalf of three creditors. Liabilities are
given as $25,000 and assets $1,000. The
petitioning creditors and amounts claimed
are; B Siegel. $1,000; r. Benjamin, sl,4SO;
~. Nelss' $500. Shame & WeinriD are
at1,ornGys ,t fer 5,,rrtI ths h petitioners.
tary petition against Isaac and julius
Sternberg, doing business as Isaac Stern
nerg y Son, manufacturers Of ladies' coats
and suits, l140 Broadway on behalf Of
nree creditors. Liabilities are given as
600 and assets $4,000. The petit
tioning creditors and amounts claimed are.
- Slcgel S52; =. Jaffe. S434 r. BENJAMIN
10 shame & Weinrib are attorneys for
PREssLER & SCHNEIDERMAN-In
untary petition against Joseph Pressler
and Michael Schneiderman doing business
as Pressier & Schneiderman. manufactur-
ers Of cloals and suits, West Eighteenth
Street, on behalf Of three creditors La
oilities arc given as $4,000 and assets as
5000. The petittoning creditors and
Conet Dress Company. $50; Sam Bressler
," 90. Snaine & Weinrib are attorneys for
tAe petitioners
Schedules in Bankruptcy
The following schedules in banlxruntcv
were. were MED yesterday in the United States
M(RRlS SCHREIBMAN-Sch chedules ~
Norris Scnrelbman. against whom n Deti-
l tlon 70 was hled on August % last, show la
pl'lties Of $5,Tg1, all unsecured claims and
assets OF 1881. Of which 81 600 represents
neY for the bankrupt 0'
SAMUEL BERG-Schedules Of
samuel Hosenberg. against whom a petf-
lion was fled August II. show uab,ij,te.
ot ;. So9. All unsecured claims and assets
OF sIaoo' Of which $1,000 represents srocl1
Tor the bankrupt ''oi iiH3
Receiver in Bankruptcy
The following receiver in bankruD,o,.
Gt,su ~as appointed in the United states DistT5ct
kAPLAN & FRIEDMAN-r,as,e r,,,,.
". Mack appointed Max Lowenrhal ts's1i' 80"
P5toraIy 5tny receiver for Samuel Kapian ana
friedman. mems clothing. 81 Essf E,rb,S
street with bond of S25OO ''''
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Sugar Markets Quiet
On Cuban Situation

All sugar markets were quiet here
yesterday and there were no develop
ments refecting a possible future
course of action. Prices were nominal
1or raws, and there was only light
trading ir futures. The undertone was
little steadier, possibly on a small
Increased inquiry for refined
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Rivlin. Morris, and Libby Dorroan
fRfvlin e. Dorrnnnl%C IL t.

Riylin. Morris. and Libby Dorman
IRWIN T. Dorman)~-C II Kes-
Rssssssz qhs, ,s,5: 5s. II's' I':''
susRind. @ rh' Robt ana N,,,.,,, Nonro.. ,e.s sisu
ert suskind & Bro)-A Edei-
schanef inar :. ri Theoiofc' and s.,., is7s,.
Morris plan Co.Ny
Schwartz jack Koenfg - Al ..zse
snyder, Edward-Morris Plan Co S'oss
schott. samuel. and Harry SILT 1870
suskind, Robert' - ana -. ~. ii1ss
lKobert suskind & Bro.)-A
Edelman & Co. Inc......
Story. Ernest De. weinberg s'e.esf
Sacher. Maxi Bodek - al ''.ssls
subway Central Building Corpora -'S-ss
tion-H & T. CONSTRUCTION co
singer Motor corporatiou-rrai6 4 's
Singer % Motor tor corpora,io, m L'oiD
Henry Bonnari Bronze Co. ,s,..
Sestskes. Antonio. and Rey. J 'S''''
r-Iniano i9i1'T.o', a. ,yoP.T. eig 5000
Saltman E Co. Inc.....-. s,s..
Uhner. George p.--A. l.. BiedI.r. ~,
Vanitabs Manufacturing Corpora '''''s
ton. Francis y. Carpenter ana
wagneT yry Marv n iyei al Sosnl'nan Co ss,,r
w6aIen 6ag@eFG ~ Dgrnssrs ra '.t. et a. sOs7s
sidy. George y. Derby ana
James T.. sfuait--Morris Plan
Welrb p,,tb. 'c,,...i,..,.....--. 1850
ses1non.s t,.r, ........--.. l.l7sss
Wv, nsnrep ~ Al. exrs ..-.-. ssss,s
nna,a CT .'.' nc l.oss.le
Sennenshein-A- Gls sscr. ..... Eesn.
In Bronx County
Bontenpi. Albert-Amerlcan Typs
corSol rSonasTs ~s-..s 20 ;.ls'i
.He,',a al ',1.F Fanty 1orpn zis.o
~ '.'t.. 'F'Slf - 4 f.NHry. 2z7tss
is. S9Si - ~ u-'a - ran -.t.. l.2Is.ss
Schechter. Louis and Morris.
rel"o&"rs & ..... -.--- ...---.. 1885
u. Sch'niat ..-..-..... 1888
&: Magenheimcr Conf Ncg CO. f,t, a.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12

100 Am W Glass MIL III III III
% do pf ....... S6 s6 IS IS
22O Arkansas Gas. 10N lo7s los. lOM
20 Carbo Hyd pf. 3a4 S% 80. 80.
rs Crucible Sn pf. % 81 o. a9
goo Ind Brewing. 1st L.. ~ Is.
$50 Kay Co Gas. ia ia IL -
20 Lone Star Gas. 3ol 3Oi9 s0i3 3oi'
$40 Maryland Ref.
l0O Mid States OH. 147. l47s 1i7s Il y
40 sat Fireproof.
~ Ohio Fuel Oil. % % o5 -
125 Ohio Fuel Sup. Az 47ls Az AZ
10 Okla homa Gas. 31i5 3il9 9lla Al Il
10 Pitts Brew pf..
10 Pitts Goal. 67is G7is 67ls e74
So PITTS & G.. l2ia 12i2 49, l2l5
20 Union Gas.....12O 100 120 rq0
10 Westingh A BIOL lol l0l l0l
! 10 10 DO Electric. 46s. 4Ga. 46a 464
4ZS w Pa w Pwr. 9ia 10 g., 10
Il do pf .~...... 59i2 60 5els CO
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Butter. Cheese. Eggs

Butter- Receipts, 1929 packages Cream
cry higher than extras ID, 81 L @G2c; ex-
5546 6Qc; hrsts. So to SO score 49@ 5sc ;
seconds, So to 81 score, 4604Sc: lower
grades 44@45c; Danish casks So u a 5sc;
unsalted, higher than extras. 64n 65c; ex-
tras, 81 @ 63c; frsts, 90 to 81 score 55 q
Gle; IS TO SO score, 50Ql 54c seconds 47W
49c; State dairy tubs finest. 59Q60c ;
good to prime, SO 5Sc; common to fair
A q sc; renovated. extras. sic; ladies'
current make. hrsts Al II 042c; seconds
8s q a 39c; lower grades. So q 3Sc; packing
stock. current make No. l. 37i2 6D3Sc;
NO :, 36 6q37c; lower grades 33 q 35c.
Cheese-Recelpts. 1905 boxes state
wnole milk, held, fats, specials H. 281a
"a 2Yc Yerage run. 27la q 28c; fresh
specials sp, 2lls q 2sAc; average run. IS a
held. specials, 2S42S1ac; average run
~ &c; Wisconsin. fresh, twins 2TA 27isc.
single Daisies. fresh or held, 81 n G28l5c
double Daisies fresh. 27 Y Q2sHc; Young
Americas, fresh, 2si2 q 29c; skins. held
specials, IS @ zoe; prime to choice 800
grades, 1Oc.
Eggs-Receipts, G25s cases. Fresh gath
ere4, er 20 eNtras dozen So Q70c; extra nrsts.
60 q CSC: frsts o2 q SIC, seconds, 5SGGlc:
dirties. no. |, 60Q5 checks. fair to
cholce dry, 46 +7c, refrigerator special
marks. fancy, 55 II n sc; hrsts So - n 55c.
seconds, 30 q 5Sc; state, Pennsylvania and
nearby Western, hennery whites, extras
81 extra trsts, ESQ 9Sc tirsts, s7Q95c
gathered whites frsts 20 extra tirsts. 81 a
ssc; under grades. 72f0S5c; pullets. 7OSn
sue; Pacific Coast whites, extras SIC n
VI extra hrsts. 95@s7c. hrsts S6Q94c
under grades. 5OQ62c; PetaluIna puIlats
gathered whites, 65085c; state. Penrrsyl
Nanla and nearby Western. hennery browns
extra 10 sc; gathered brown and mixed
eoiors graded extras. 6s@7sc; hrsts to
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12

is apparently the peak of the learners
wage scale.
Replies indicated that 36 per cent of
the learners receive So or SO.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Coffee Futurcs-Coffee

Coffee Futurcs-Coffee traders found
nothing in yesterdays news to inspire any
change OF attitude and near months con
tnued lower. later deliveries being slightly
stronger New style Santos futures We're
unchanged to l25 reis higher and the dol
lar buying rate was 10 rcis lower on
the other hand RIO exchange on London
was 1-S2d higher, and there was a decline
or 90 to 100 refs on the Rio market. The
worlds visible supply showed an increase
of more than 100000 bags for September.
The range of prices follows:
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Seaboard Preferred Is Speculative
American Brake Shoe Preferred

Qucstion--What do you think of Amer.
lean Druggists Syndicate stock? Would
you regard it as safe for Investment, or is
It spec culative? Would American Brake
shoe preferred he a better buy "a $. b
Answer-Wc regard American Brake
Shoe preferred as fair investment 1t
is better for your purposes than Amer
lean Druggists Syndicate, which is
moro speculative.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Southern Snnt NInr.ets- -c.alunaton q,

unchanged at o. sales. $40 bales New
Orleans steady, so lower at 21.50; sales
$50 bales. Mobile nominal so lower at
y 30; sales, nil. Savannah h nominal, un-
changed at 23c; sales, 260 bales. Augusta
quiet. 25 points higher at 22.25; sales,
lao bales. st. Louis steady, unchanged at
&c; sales, nil. Houston steady, unchanged
at 2lc; sales, 7,2S7 bales. Little Rock
quiet, so lower at 215o; sales 2OS bales
DALLAS steady, 40 lower at 20.60; sales,
5,99l bales. Fort Worth steady, 40 lower
az 20. 90; sales. 2.h15 bales
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12

Ques,ion--I have been told that under
the dissolution decree OF the Supreme court
In tho Reading case 1t is probable that the
per cent bonds viii have to be retired
at par in order to release the collateral
held by their trustee for distribution. Can
you give any information in regard to
this? note that the bonds are selling at
about SOW. X. w
Answcr--Wc imagine it will take sew
ernl of the proverbial Philadelphia
lawyers to thrash out the affairs of the
Reading Company What the plan Of
dissolution will be we cannot attempt
to say. We are not by any means sure
that the 4 per cent bonds will have to
be retired. 1t is possible for them still
to remain mortgage on the properties
The bonds are not selling out of line
with other similar issues, such as Atchi-
son 1 per cent, Northern Pacific per
cent, etc
Seaboard Preferred is Speculative
Question: would appreciate your opin-
Personally, look upon this railroad with
the increased freight and passenger rates.
as being in It's favor. but. being without
proper facts as to safety l await your
opinon.-T. II.
Answer-It remains to be seen what
Seaboard Air Line will do under the
new railroad act. At present it is pure
ly speculative, and if you purchase it
you should treat it as such. When
the earnings under the new rates begin
to appear we can form a more intell-
gent opinion of many stocks.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Investment Information
Important, If True

mention frequently. are suitable for the
purpose, we think.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Miscellaneous Oil Comuanics

77VIdTVTC I1OUOs VII NO'.'''... e 81
~ IA % 10
Gosden & CO .................. ~
FIX Basln ret Co.,. Sas SIS
imperlal on Ltd. ............. 81 100
Magnolia Petroleum Co..... $50 $40
Merritt Oj Corporation ....... IA JAZZ
Midwest Refining Co...... Jas l6O
Mountain Producers ........ IL 12
Northwest OH Co............ 27 50
Producers & Rehners Cor COM 81. OK
Salt Creek Producers. new. II IL
Sapulpa Refining CO....... 5% 576
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Bonds

Appalachian Power LIST 5s s2 "a
Cincinnati Gas & Elec 50, 1915 7s SO
Col Gas & Eiec IS. l927.... 70 81
Dallas Eiec 5s, 1922....... e9@
=, 90 as l92l ................ % 100
El Paso Eiec col 5s..... 70 SO
,.t5at Western Power lst 5s.... 1914 1874
~ Ist iilitles lst 5s........ IS 90
Miss River Power lst 5s "a 75
North Ont Light &, Power 6s 81 e21a
NOR States Power is. l926 81 IS
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Philadelphia

Am Rys pf. % 25 25 25
20 Am Gas...... 38 80 80 SO
% Am Milling 90. 81. 81 Sil 81
150 Am Stores. .... 5lis 5lla 5li. 81 10
IT Buff & Susq pf. 40 As As A.
81 Cambria Iron. 50 80 SO 80
2l0 Elec Storage. .1lj 1164115 1l6
800 ms Co OF \ a. 2S2. 20 2S2. %
5l0 Lake SUPERIOR. il II II ii
l23 Lehigh Nav. G41s 50 64ls 65
sos Phila Electric. 21M 2llb 2ll1 21ls
20 Ia Salt Mfg . 6Gla 66l9 6Gi5 GGl5
1865 Phila Rap Tr. 1874 1914 1sa. 10
SO Phila Co So pf 81 81 307s 307t
290 Tonopah Bel. IA ls4 la 1s9
95 Union Traction so 30l. 30 40
ll44 Uni Gas Imp. 3qla 39ls 3qI 1915
do ice pf. 49,. 80 80 so so
New-York tribune., 1920-10-12
Eggs ReceIpts. ass cases. Fresh eath-
Livestock, Meats, Provisions

Live beef fair to Aso'
prime, 100 lbs s13.25Q16.3s s1o.5on17 *
d g d beef
sides. lb . I60 .2s IAN 90
Live veal COM
mon to prime
100 lbs. ...... 15.ooG2ooo II onMos M
D essed veal NV
,St Gity .1,.. l6. 10 .s4@ .sa .s4@ .s5
nles.., lbs ,,,;,,; a.oo0 $50 4.5O0 $50
city. lb..... $50 rs osm -
Lave lambs. fair
to prime. 100
p lbs s..d = ls-OOol4s5 1s.oo@15.25
Hss. ~: 56s 5SS s9 ga ,ss ss
nas. Bacon. nar,l ID ~ :.s5sg.25s: 5: ssA@2aa
Mess beef bbl 1sO062OO0 2s no N % NJ
Lard. d G
West 100 lbs. 2o5o@2o.so 1soo@ls.2s
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- ENNktN
The Norwood kL-eei car = Ies5.'-
f1R fIl7ch consider these a.!
81 account OF q hlSa sep $LlsA
tiIe lauses musi take when gelt4he
Al 4 pRT1y on The kAsi size :
mort time age II least ~ women
- me particular car tT!Sl ever
z -. under the san 70 board tAAi
I - a11rnout exhibiting Few SUE
LOTTERY 10 Lhe genera pub.-c- p
duductof stood aasn!y A4IGse4 &C.
nne SYs 70 tne mont Q! AZ - :
ssis 10 the Bide but ne 1fun STE STE.
~ htsp matters any Someooa!
nave SrUuEaf ont = box soE
= Sls3n bEit nobody cad. OEs " oEs
Ellnss women tired II ena stePpe.
BACK fSr the lady eshIHa 10 90 *
sfffl5f AnEbaileT she ai5 the le&i o..e
tried II at41n and wstn her nAIIo
RFfsr fnadeAa sorry mess o. II a.
ne either stay Al home OF SECT
affe FnodeStg. ] saw genera
gdae3 Of the landscape ana taea
daSh for the step some !lH Pe-
yita both hands stTeICnea Up -
~ sides. A KiEd gentleman ~
Ouldn'f see very vel ifofA 2 st-t' ~
fnK position. offered his hAha -
hefp the ladies VI.
7shev al went iIEe lambs 10 TIE
eInnshter up that step ana ma
F9SsRi vas crowded TOO with TIE q
AK corner postage stamp ST.
.leAr the street once aDo4.u -
800 m snErv buzz. There oug5
"a 50 a law against such SUP
4 snnsbo6y ougnI 20 do someih4us
li9STl'f 4 awful Did anybody Ga
azfuliy. And then those laoies
S2Asa down 10 discussing L.
sSss&t afternoon ahead OF the
rsaIlSS wasn't much fun for mos
- stepped ~. But Judging troa
CONVERSATION about toRu iaIe
~ was fof the pavement peaesIls4i+
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OIL aSD GAS

INVESTMENT OPPOIs TSSTTTSI
own hundred shares stock in 10
cal oil company. Prospects are
said to be unusually good and that
company holds largest acreage IN
Texas Expecting 10 drill this
month Unexpectedly needing
cash, ind ! cannot carry entire
holdings and SO willing 10 sell part
Il attractive discount :o- cash. Par
value OF shares $500. If lou can
afford 10 invest as little as $50 for
ten shares. this is a good oppoTtun-
!Iy for possible large profits. II in
leresIed. write Box $3.50, The
West YiTginian. S-1l6t-sSeO
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Rr,ps Bun and LlAurn Burt have Re.
isuTnea nom the Ezbs convention Al
WheSli1g.
q. Ciif9crd Jndd Is spending I
abort vacation at EeW Castle, Pa
Mis- Edna HaRktns e attending
the EEtr at C1arksburz.
NEE. c. r. Picard has returned
from a visit IN Wheeling and Park.
eTs5urE
Chester St2ytzman Of Cla-lSburg
"a here for visit with relatives
". 7. Ryuer is IN 2 business Wis
~ 70 Pittsburgh and CanonsburE. Pa
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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-24
LEVI B. HARR
Fajrnont ReaIestate

FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW Just above
Locust Ave, on Quarry street, one of the pref
test and contest little homes in the city. It is
modern and In good location also; on very
easy terms Price $500.
FOUR ROOMS, EASY TERMS, Number
91O Cleveland Avenue, good little home having
water, gas, slate roof, hardwood finish and
large lot on the paved street. $500 cash and easy
monthly payments viii make you its owner.
WALNUT AVENUE, Seven rooms. The in
terror finish and arrangement of this house can
not be improved upon, besides the location Is OF
the very best S10,5O0.
MARKET STREET, seven rooms, thor
oughly modern in every respect; also four rooms
convenient andup to date, and large lot 55x2OO
feet. This property is convenient and can be
bought worth the money.
CHICAGO STREET, five rooms, snug lit
tie bungalow close in and on the paved street has
bath. hardwood finish, electric lights and easy
terms, $500.
NEW BUNGALOW on Morgantown ave
nue.. A new six room bungalow, having every
thing that can be put into house to make it
home. Let's Talk It Over.
Office Opposite The Court House in the
McCrory Building. Phone 81.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-09-24

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