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The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-29
LOST AND FOUND

BUNDLES. Two bundles from automobile,
white lace curtains, front 10 East 9th st. .
Wednesday; no questions. PAPP, Wadsworth
$3.50
LOST-suitcase Saturday night November
20. Cunard pier. marked first class cabin.
Luke Knowles, s. 8. Aquitania, state room
r 50: contains samples that are valuable to
owner. Reward offered II returned TO Mr..
I IKE KNOWLES. 40 Ellsworth av., Tren-
ton, N j.
where between Pennsylvania Station and
liberal reward. Mrs. PIERCE, - North 22d
St. Flushing. Tel. Flushing 3430.
LOST-On or from 9Th avenue bus No. 5 or
on West 133th. Friday. 9 p. M, gray suede
handbag containing jewelry, money order,
&C. Reward. Mrs. w. G. DUNCAN, $40
West 135th ST.
LOST-3A Graflex camera at entrance to
Camp Mills, Thanksgiving morning. Re-
ward ALEX. BROWN, 112 4th ST., Garden
City. Telephone Garden City 1920.
NOTICE.
Certificate No A-1054, issued by the New
York Produce Exchange. April 20. 1915. to
A Van Stok. having been lost mislaid.
application has been made to the Board OF
Managers for a new certificate; all persons
Interested hereby notified to show cause
within the next six weeks why such new
certificate should not be issued.
l.. b. HOWE. Secretary.
New York. November "a. 1920.
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LINCOLN.At his residence, 101 West 18th
ST., on Saturday, November o. 1920. John
Larkin Lincoln. Funeral service at his
late home on Monday, November %. at Q
=. NJ Providence Journal please copy.isa
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Mrs. Graeme Scott will pass the winter
with her mother. Mrs. Horace Russell
as her new house I'm East Seventeen
street will not be ready for occupancy
until the spring
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HENDRICKSON.-On Saturday, November
p, 1920, George O. Hendrickson, beloved
husband OF Florence Chadwick Hendrick-
son. aged 81 years. Funeral services on
Tuesday. November 30. at , p. NJ. at his
late home, Vista place. Red Bank, n. j..
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HELMUS.-At Douglaston, n. T.. on FRI
day, November 20. 1920 Adolph. beloved
husband OF May HelmU5, IN the 10th
year OF his age. Relatives and friends are
respectfully invited 10 attend the funeral
services, at Zion Church, Douglaston, NJ
Y, on Tuesday, November 80, at 2:15 p.
NJ. Train leaves Penn r. r. Terminal at
% Interment at the Lutheran Gene.
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O'CONNOR.-At his residence. 246a Broad
way on Sunday. November IS, 1920,
Nicholas r. O'Connor. Services at st.
Ignatius' Church S7th 81. and West Emo
av., Wednesday. December 7, at 10
n,clock LnterInent Milford Conn.
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pEIRCE.-On Saturday, November -, Al
Providence. K. l.. Mary s. PIERCE, widow
of the late Or. Henry T. PIERCE of New
York Funeral services at Woodlawn
Chapel, New York, on Tuesday, November
so at O'Clock. tr
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POTTS.-Adelaide c.. aged 16 years. beloved
daughter of GustaVe Potts and Mary z.
Ryan. Services at the residence OF her
parents, 1871 Beach av., on Monday. Mo-
vember 90 at p. NJ Interment Wood
lawn, Tuesday. at p NJ o~-
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ROE.-Suddenly. at Ossining, ". Y, Satur-
day, November ~, Anna Lawrence Roe.
Funeral services cid at her late
residence, New Windsor. y. v, on Tues
lay afternoon at 80 o'clock Interment
at convenience OF family. r-
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HAGAN.-On November %. Margaret. widow
of James Hagan. Funeral from her late
residence, 1917 Forest av., on Monday,
November 20. at A. NJ, thence 10 ST.
Joseph's Church, l25th st and MorningsIde
av., where a mass OF requiem will be Of
fered. Interment Calvary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-11-29

Mrs. Benjamin Weaver and her daugh-
ter Miss Elinor Weaver. have gone to
the Southern Pines, n. c., from Newport
r. l., for the winter.
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Plat Lodge. No. 1914. +. and a. NJ.
members are requested 20 attend funeral
services Of our late brother. Mayer Schfs-
ter. at 80 Bedford av.. Brooklyn az 10
A. VI. sharp Monday, November 20, 1890.
NJ. J. Lacerie. Master,
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SCHMUCK.-Anna (nee McGovern). In her
43d year, beloved mother OF Herman
Schmuck Funeral Monday, +. NJ. from
Neubert's, l50th ST. and Merose av. IN
terrnent woodlawn
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Mrs. Charles T. Barney will remain at
101 East Thirty-elghth street until De-
cember Is. when she will move into her
new apartment at Sixty-sixth street and
Fifth avenue.
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Lionel. beloved hus-
band of Hattie Abels Froehlich and son
OF the late Lionel and Elizabeth, on Mo-
vember %. Funeral from his late rest
dence. 2o4 West 10th ST., Monday Novena-
Der 20. at 1890 A. M.
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NJ. and Mrs. Junius IS. Morgan have
returned to 80 East Thirty sixth street
from Locust Valley, L. l.. for the winter
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Mr.. and Mrs. John Du Fais will come
from Newport early in December and
pass the winter at the buckingham
Hotel
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QUIGLEY Suddenly. November q, 1920
Marguerite f Quigley, beloved da''"'s'~f
of Mrs. Mary a. Quigley (nes
and the late Michael ". QuiE'
Tuesday. i0:45 A. M, froV
dence, 2406 University av, thence 20 81
Patricks Cathedral whore a solemn
requiem mass. viii be offered at II 80
Interment Gates OF Heaven Cemetery
Automobile cortege.
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Mrs. Ernest Thompson Seton has re-
turned to New York from Kansas
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
A Lien on Important Mileage

Questlon-Would apprcc ate your op Mon
&C Rock Island. Arkansas & Louisiana first
AZ per cent bonds at 62l%. United Rail-
wav Inv-7tmcnt first lien collateral trust IS,
1926, at G8. and Ohio Cities Gas Company
per cent convertible preferred stock 1T 500
par share.--H W. B.
Answcr-The Rock Island, Arkansas
& Louisiana Az per cent bonds a first
lien on 1868 miles. went through the re-
cent reorganization OF the Chicago.
Rock Island G Pacific undisturbcd.
While the bond is rot high grade, the
mileage is Of Importance to the parent
road. which guarantees the principal
and interest. The bond appears to us
rather good speculative investment.
The United Railways Investment ner
cent collateral trust. 1926. are not high
grade Interest requirements have not
been earned twice over for ten years
or more The collateral under these
bonds consists of Philadelphia Com
pany stock. While the company is
gradually reducing the interest charges
each year, the character OF the issue
in our opinion, is such as to entitle it
to speculative rating only. Earnings
of Ohio Cities Gas have been sufficient
to give the new preferred stock a fair
speculative inves tment rating consid
erng the nature Of the compaAy's bust.
ness The convertible feature may be
of value in the future.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
FINANCIAL MEETINGS

A SPECIAL MEETING OF TIE STOCK
holders OF Z Z. Pratt and Company.
Inc. viii be held at tho office OF the cor
poraton. No. ESQ Broadway. in the Bor
ough OF Manhattan. City OF New York on
the 24th day Of April. 1920. at IL o'clock
A. NJ. for the purpose OF voting upon d
propos tion that the corporation be forth
with dissolved, Of considering and acting
upon proposition of transferring the as
sets Of the corporation TO a new corpora
ton TO be organized under the laws of
the State CT Maryland. known as Z. E.
Pratt and Company. Inc, for and in con-
sideration of sos shares OF preferred stock
OF said Maryland corporation and $50
shares OF common stock thereof. authoriz-
Ing he distribution in kind among the
stockholders of the OF the corpora
ton, II said OFFER be accepted and the cor
poratlon q dissolved. and or transacting such
other busness as may properly como be-
fore said meeting
Dated. New York, March IS. 1920.
w. =. DAENITZ, Secretarv
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
Scientific Sizes for Garments

Measurements used in the making
of womens dresses are to be based
on scientific data, which will give the
garments more normal fit than at
present. if the work of the "conforma-
ton committed of the Associated
Dress Industries of America proves
successful. The committee is now CON
sidering average sizes and standard
measurements. The determination of
set of standard measurements, the
association believes, will eliminate
much of the alteration work that is
now necessary in ready made gar
mente.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
Easy to Realize On

Question-Havc sl.4oo in savings banks
and $500 in Liberty bonds 1t is my saw
lngs of many years. | would like to invest
So GOO of this amount Intend to buy 81 900
of Victory notes, and ask you to be kind
enough TO suggest something for the other
$1,000. 1t must be safe, and / would like it
to yield more than what the Liberty bonds
do and at the same time must be easy to
sell if should eyer want to go into business
and be compelled to the money Ameri-
can Telephone and Telegraph Company 6
per cent notes of 1922 have been suggested
to me Are they o. k. R. X.
Answer-You are wise to insist upon
the highest grade of securities for your
investment. SO many people are at
tracted by high yields that they do not
realize how often their principal is
jeopardized. 1t is true that living
costs have risen to such heights that
many investors are prompted to take
chance" in order to make both ends
meet. If you contemplate Using your
money to go into business, we think it
would be wiser either to leave it in the
savings bank or conine your entire
purchase to Liberty or Victory bonds.
The yield on the latter is about per
cent. If you invested the second ST 900
in security to yield 6 per cent the
difference would be only $40 q year.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
Z. S. Food Products
Earns 50. 40 a Share

Net profit of s305l 9O4 was shown
in the complete annual report of the
United States Food Products Corpora
ton issued to-day to stockholders.
This amount was equivalent, before
losses on properties sold and divi-
dends had been deducted, to $40 a
share earned on the $50 47s 900 capital
stock, which compares with S31.13 a
share in the preceding year. If these
items, which were deducted from
profit and loss surplus, had been de-
Quoted from 1919 operations a deficit
of $3.l43,720 would have resulted.
In regard to operations NJ. A. Holz-
niger, secretary, says: "Thc year lust
closed has been a transitional one for
this corporation. We entered during
that period upon five new enterprises.
which we planned to have fully
equipped and in complete running or
der before the close of 1919. The shut
ting down Of the coal mines, which cut
off our fuel supply for two months; the
railroad strikes, railroad embargoes,
labor troubles and non delivery of ma
chnery are some Of the causes that
prevented the completion OF our new
plants With the removal of these diff
ficulties we believe that the results of
the present years business will be
satisfactory.
"Notw outstanding these Obstacles,
we have made substantial Roadway in
the production and distribution of
molasses, syrups, preserved fruits,
etc"
Listed among the company's assets
are S20i1 029 in cash and 81 1893, O56 in
Liberty bonds. Land, buildings. etc,
were valued at $31,1o2,l6o on the bal
ancc sheet, "hilc accounts receivable
aggregated s2.6l1,47. On the liability
side 1872, 500 600 is Visited as capital au-
thorized stock. Total liabilities were
PLAYED at $44, lac, 4ke
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
Coca -Cola--ConsoIidated Textile

Question-Wil you please advise regard
ing the present capitalization and the latest
report of earnings of the Coca-Cola Company
and the Consolidated Textile Company e
P. s.
Answer-The latest Coca-Cola state
ment Of earnings is one published Feb
ruary 49, 1920, which showed that the
company had done $4,000 O0O Of bust
ness since September - last, of which
81 goo 600 was net profit The capital
IS 5oO 600 shares Of no par value Con
solldated Textile Corporation showed
net income before taxes for 1919 of
81 Ss,563 .6o4. The capital outstanding is
267,637 shares of no par value
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
Would Keep Funds LIQUID

Question: have about 500 900 TO invest
and wish to be ready to roirvest if business
depression comes and prices of securities
fall two or three years from now. Mantle
nance OF principal and liquid condition are
of nrire int st to me. What would you
suggest Il. f.
Answer-If you desire to invest
funds so as to be prepared to take adj
vantage Of any fall in securities rrices
generally Victory notes, we believe.
offer by far the best medium. While
even this security might be affected.
we believe that on account Of tie short
maturity Of the notes the price change
would be small by comparisOn.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
CHICAGO, SAINT PAUL. MlSNEArOrIA
AND OMAHA RAILWAY COMRANY

NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING
The Annual Meeting Of tho Stockholders
Of tho Chicago. Saint Paul. Minnea polls
and Omaha Railway Company Will, DO held
AZ the office OF tho company. In the city
Of Hudson. Wisconsin, on Wednesday.
April -. 1890. At nine O'Clock A. H., for
the election of directors and the trans.
action OF sucn otner business AZ may come
before said meeting
Transfer books will be closed on Fri.
day. March IL 1872. ~ he close OF puss-
asss on that day. and win be rsopsns1 %
Thursday. April u.s. 1920.
Dated. February IS, 1890.
JAMES T. CLARK President
JOHN D. CALDWELL. seorstary,
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FINANCIAL MEETINGS
THE CLEVELAND AND
PITTSBt RGH RAILROAD co.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. April 5th. 1890.
The annual meeting CT stockholders o.
The Cleveland and Pittsburgh Railroa 4
Company for the election Of Directors ard
for the transaction Of such other busi.-ss
as may come before them, will be held a
News Building. Cleveland. Ohio, Thursdav.
May 20th. 1920. at ten O'Clock A 81
stockholders OF record at the close Of
business April goth. 1920. will be entitled
10 one vote for each share
J. e. KLOSS. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
Rcichshank May Withdraw
Premium for Silver Mark

BERLIN, April S.-The Reichsbank
has snnounced that it will shortly with
draw its offer to pay premium for
the silver mark, in view Of the drop in
The price OF silver all over the world.
Last January, as the result Of the pre-
MUM offer, one silver mark was bring
ing eight marks in currency. Officials
OF the Reichsbank say that the differ
ence between the German price and that
paid in the worlds markets justifies the
bank in continuing its heavy purchases
of silver, which Germany is in posi-
ton to export 70 advantage, thus forti-
lying her credit abroad
The Deutsche Bank is observing its
golden jubilee to-day.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
Investment
Information

Questions OF general interest to
tnvestors aciN be ansuered in this
column, an Which case only initials
wiN be used. Others w;u be an
swered BY mail. Address all in
qutries, anclosing stamped. ad-
dressed enHel0pe to Financial Editor,
Ihe Tribune. .54 Nassau Street, New
York City.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
DIVIDEND NOTICES
INTERNATIONAL PAPER COMPA,

IN TEKN AIIUN I'D TAFEK COMPANY.
Nc~ York. March 3lst. 1920
The Board OF Directors have declared a.
regular quarterly dividend Of one and one
half per cent q 4 90 on the preferred
capital stock OF this Company payable
April 18th. 1890. to preferred stockholders
OF record at tho close of business April
9Th 1920.
OWEN SHEPHERD. Treasurer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
American Ielephone & telegram Co,

be paid on Thursday. April 10 1920. -
stockholders OF record at the close OF bust.
ness on Friday. March 10. 1920.
On account OF the annual meeting ths
transfer books Will be closed frorA[Eatur-
day. March 20. to Tuesday, March al is2e
both days included
q. D. MILNE. TrsasursA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
DIVIDEND NOTICES
cRocKER-WHEELER COMPANY

AT n meeting OF the Board OF Directors ~
Croker Wheeler Company held March 30th
tho regular quarterly dividends OF l%s. on
the Preferred Stock and 20 on the Common
Stock for the quarter ending March SIS,
were declared payable April 18th. 1920. %
stockholders Of record at, the close OF bust
April 5th
r. LANG, Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
Pre-war issues:
Foreign Govt. and Municipal Bonds
Interest To Be Added)

Bid. Asked.
Ahglo-t rench Extern So, 1920. 9Sla 98IHs
Argentine Intern 5s. 1916. -. ~ T1$s
Canada, Dom of. notes. 1921 e.. 97l4 97S4
% as. 1921 .--............. 1913 971a
do 1926 Observation-Disclosures. 9134 g.
do 1929 .................... 94a4 IS
DO 1891. .:.................. 81 9l14
Chinese CIV Iiu Kug Ry IS, 1851 46lA 4G5s
Cuba Extern IS, 1914 .......... 81 u 81
Cuba Extern IS. Series A. 1919. saN
do Extern 4l@s, 1919 ...... 70 1894
Dominican Rep 81, 1853. 81 81
City of Lyons l5-yr Gs, 1884 -, 80 80
City Of Marseiles l5-yr 6s, 1884 50 90
City Of Bordeaux 15-yr cs, 1884. 80 80
City OF Copenh 25-yr 5 rs, 1871 7S 1914
City of Paris 6s, 1927 ........ 9S1a 80
Jap Gov il2s. string In. 1925. 1875 70
90 il2s. I'd ser, l925........ 1913 1874
CO is, string In, 1881. 64H ca AZ
City Of Toxic IS, 1952........ IS $50
U X 3 < | 5-yr rs, 1921. 9lal IS
do 3-yr 512s, 1872 1914 93Aa
do 1o-yr 5l2s. 1929 ........ 9l1s 91A
do 20-yr 5l2s, 1897 ........ 8713 SIX
Mex Extern strl IS of 49, 19a5 36 81
do gold As of '0t. 1854 so 32
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
Three Good Bond Issues

ion these bonds for safe inves tment:
I.iErett & Myers : per cent, Virginia-Car
lima Chemical Company per cent, United
States Steel per cent?-L L. G.
Answcr--We regard all the bonds
you mention as being entitled to good
Investment RATINGS at this time.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
Office Of The United Gar Improvement CO.
n. W. Corner Broad and Arch Streets,

FHIIAdtIFhla, MArCh TO, 1870.
The Directors have this day declared
Per share). payable April Is. 1920. to
stockholders OF record at the close OF
business March 81. 1870 Checks Will b
mailed l. w. MORRIS. Tree .urer
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10

s slss .v.,t., Oil 0psn High e, Icy ~ ha s.
goo .Midwest-T OIL 4 !. Z i
1000 sM Pet Of Ne $is $%s 2]s 81
zee \ :ob Am f Q s Of T. s. 81 Is 81
l0o .Okla Nat Gas Sais ~ 39i, 3a'.
1000 @ @ & G. fnsv> Is rs
no Pam \ R H. r. a. T. rs, -
ln0 .Pennock Oh So IS, So, g.
goo Penn emo Gas o.' e
1000 sP (O 1905 39ia Seia 3Sia 81
1000 600 pr. Prod g. & Ref ef, ~ Sc 50 s.
2oo @Rcl< Tex Co. rs Is
7Oao 'Ryan Pet. 3is 50 3;s
500 salt Crk Pr 49, 4S'a AS. -
l5en Seq 0 < R. - lis IS
i SEQ . .sisTs Off, Fe' iI' L: a. r. 7 +
aug SO states {
40 Spencer Yet I. ~ - -v44 Zlht GUl4
COCO stanton OIL. = Y
1890 'lex Chief Oil IS 26l2 251s 90
loo Texas Co W i. 93f2 33i4 53i. 50
l5eo I & o 1o3 1o5 80 80
400 TeH-R P & R.. rs 1is Is as
500 400 . .TeXon o & l. - Is 3
2u9 .Vaiverde OIL "a GO Ga G..
, S99 .v,'I.on ~ On - - ~ !
a59S 90 .M Sf'as' OH H.: 81 q 81. ss
lV9o '"oodburn OIL 80 o9s 59s -
Mining
$500 Al.Br Col Met ~ ia ~ -,
,o o9o aF,z silver =. IS Is
S Soe0 .IA ntIa @ 8 5 ga az
9 soo0 . .bI = zap ~ IL IL ~ II
$50 Biz peI Ledg =. "a - 10 10
zoo .+Booth -. s s s
5eQo fBost & Mont. 65 g. s. c5
l,oo .TCaiedona "a 81 80
l5g0 Canada Copper; IS ~ - lis
$50 soo 1 c boz 9la 81 2. .
euV IONS copper NJ ! 3 A 4
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10

of
Anerca) which Railroad
j. Pennsy vania
Trustee
c. ApN in
and Co General Motgage
the the
Public do
in O the Sateo Marylm
DEL1V
AS
Kuhn Deb Co
The National City Co. Guaranty Trust Co. O New York
Harris, Forbes 4 Co. Kidder Peabody CO.
Wm A. Read Il Go. The Union TrustCo of
CirardI rustC o.ofPh rcia
0 allow having dtnsad vehscne
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
lockwood & Co.-United Drug

question: would much appreciate your
sdVlce on the per cent preferred stock of
lockwood Co.. of Brooklyn, chocolate and
cocoa manufacturers, now beng offered at
par 'floO) by Hollister. White & Co. Is the
company well managed and conservative?
What about large items Of good will nat.
ents, etc. carried on their balance sheet?
40 they have foreign competition and TO
taritt DO you consider this a purchase for
sound investment? Would you also give your
opinion OF the investment value OF United
oruS company first preferred stock per
cent par SD. now selling about par? Why
Is TINS issue selling SO low and the common
80 high? I believe the company has fu-
ture.--A c. G.
Answer-Rockwood {: Co. Is a we'll
established concern, showing marked
increase in earning power. We do not
regard the item of good will and trade
names as being very excessive, par
tlcularly in comparison with this item
IN the balance sheets of many other
companies. Chocolate and cocoa enter
ing TINS country are subject to duty
we regard this preferred stocl. as
TAR investment. The issue is small,
yet earnings are ample at present to
care for dividend requirements sew
eral times over United DRUG first pre-
ferred stock is entitled. in our opinion,
to good investment rating Earnings
have been ample since organization in
1916 to care for dividends on this issue
several times over. The common stock
sells higher because it pays per cent
and is not limited as to dividends. The
company has been very prosperous and
earnings are said 10 be showing con-
siderable increase.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
Curb Market
Open. High. Low. Last.

Continued from preceding page
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-04-10
s@ $50,00000O
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company
Ten.Year Seven Per Cent. Secured Gold Bonds
Due April /, 1880
sEN1.ANNuA1LY ON APRIL AND OCTOBER

Coupon Bonds denominations OF $1,000 and $500
or bone gtera obothpr ipln which
n bonds