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Y E y T 4 S

TRAJES en- abonos. hechos a su medida y nc
c~ualquir csti,o. Ia mitsd 81 contado y Sl.00
seu.anario. J. +. Ramos, TailorS & Co. zoe
Goliad 81. u
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81 EEN-AN -rz--g- s-,ue5sa5cs. con Q ain
aSs:t--.a. SIS :. C~7cAoN s., San AItn-
rar Texas Eccn-c RsoEcl. Pop
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-07

Sc NECESITA Sonora para trabajo gene
raj de casa. Buen sueldo para una sonora
compctente. Traiga referencias. ocurrs a
Montenio de Crescent '59''ii W. oo"e'ec
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SENORITA honorable, ofrecc sus scrvi-
clos en- casa particular. 5oR Monterrey St
(9)
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PRESTAMOS
PESOUISAS.

G~RATIFICARE con $500 Z IA persona que
me proporcione informes exactos acerca de!
actual payadero de mi hiio Elcuterio Mesa
ori.inario dc San Rogue del Monte, GUIANA
juato, Mexico, cuyas sehas particulars son:
estatura baia, color moreno y aIgo pieado de
yiruels. Cualesquier iniorme sobre este asun-
to, dirijase a Victoria Aesa. Giiluly. Utah.
Il)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-07

Sc NECESITA una rccanarera- Ocur-an Al
G2)
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-07

IN cocinero. senior o sonora:
= un mozo para limpiar platos, DirisiFse al
French Cafe. Esquina Santa Maria y Mar
lin. E'
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Buena Oportunidad

So y"nGe IT, agarade- y vsrios cnseres
dc sastrcr.a. Re. Travis 45S. ie6 Gar4c"
s..
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-07

Sc NECESiTA ur pIarchador Que sea prac-
tico. Dirisirse 2 esquina Blum y bonhanl oeS'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-07

Sc VENDEN por entero o por plea. nasri-
cicos muebles para diez cuartos. ocurrsn l35
Tayor St. ccrca de > lglesia Metodista Epis-
copal. Fouprth ST. y Taylor . tSl
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-07

Sc NECESITAN so aibaniles para traba-
jar en- Port Arthur, Texas. Sl'oo ia nora
- go rags el pasaic. DiriEirsc a Juan Mar
+fnez- Hotel Morclos. Esqu!na Commerce y
Laredo. ~
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-07

NECESITAMOS trahajadorcs para una
NINA 4 20 millas dc San Antonio. IRfo.man
en- I25 S. Santa Rosa Ave t9l
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-07

Sc NECESITAN dos mexicanos que seran
ordcnar. Sc ~rrcficre con uno o dos hiios de
u a Is amos. para trabsjsr en- lccheria.
No cs ncccsario habiar ingiss. Sc da cuarto
Ell el rancho. Para informes. escrioan a
Raud f. WiiSaud. ISIS Avenue Q. Calves
ton. Texas. tll)
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LIC, EDUARDO TAMARIZ
Lie. JENARO CENICEROS

A6oSado %cSicsng. -~s,-.oua toGa ctGss ae
rs.ociCs i1airraieS. ADMINISTRATIVE y m'Hs-
.os. k2A.cado 1885. Miami, Ar.L-
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CRAWFORD & GRAND
SO Franklin St Houston, Texas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-07
X AUTO SHOP

so v. Nugya St. He-re-os. car-occ=cs ) Re-
-a-sGe-e. 10 automobiles en- general. TrabaJo
ra-.r.za1o : ba-ato. Una 2-uc5a to con-
Nruce-a.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-07

rR. Il. MARITIME CuLNAN. E~Spe!~@s:"
:. -a-er.u=iag-s de Mines ) pa.uos- AcG'e.-
IA e. .-n-vaL. OsicI2S. 1901 W (om@-'S'
tr..ru-.1 laws --5F
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

Dr.xei Tho Farm Power a. Light
Edna. Edna Light Company.
Excelsior Springs. Excelsior Springs
Water, Gas q Electric Company.
Fayette, Faycttc Light. Power a
Garden city, J. L. Kaufman.
Iigbee, Citizens Electric Company,
Holden. Electric shop.
Huntsville, Huntsville Light Power
Co,
Jefferson city. j. W. Mcdowell Eloo.
joplin. ito West 9th St. The chande-
lior shop.
Joplin, Empire District Electric Com
Joplin. Ozark Power & water Com.
Kansas city. ssA Troost. Acme Elee.
Kansas city. 2IO E, 18th ST.. Allen
Kansas city, 1909 u. 5ist ST.. Balthaser
Electric Company.
Kansas city. 1912 Grand Ave. IT. J.
Brunn,r Hdwe. & Machinlsts supply
Company.
Kansas CITY nth A. Oak. Denton Eng
4 Const Company,
Kansas city. Iii5 McGee st. Dunn
Kansas mlsSs''S Guy yo%SSa"E iSa 9th st, Electric
Kansas city 1855 Main St. Electric
Service supply Company
Kansas CITY, 1929 walnut, The Equip.
ment Company
Kansas city sos West 9Th st. James
4, Harper supply Company.
Kansas City 1891 Grand Ave-. Kansas
city Chandelier Company
Kansas city, 1907 Summit st. Mngee
Electric Company.
Kansas city, s West 10th street. Mola
Kansas city, 1910 walnut ST.. VineF
Chandelier Co
Washing Machine Company.
Kansas CITY, 36l3 East 27th ST., Motor
Belt q Mig, Company,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
Buy Your Fan Now From the Nearest G-E Dealer

Kansas City, 1904 West zsth st.. Quinn
Electric Company.
Kansas City. 32i2 Troost, Dan Rooda
Kirksvills. Adair County Light Power
KSobnc.tsa' @ asc t.S"''Ry RRnosno.,.r r,.e.r,.
La Monte Ia Monte Light = Power
La Plata, La Plata Light Heat = Ice
La Plata. n. n. Shutzs.
Lexington, Missouri Gas d Electric
Sef vice Company
Mssioo. Squire. Elsetrie ts Company.
Mohsriy. Moberly Light a Power Com
a.!son. Nelson Electric Light Com
Nsosho. Eeosho Electric Light Com
Nevada. Pt. scott-Neysda Water,
o iash. Heat 4 PGwer @ Co;
eoG'. pcsai!sl. G;"E' powdsn' po,vss garage
Pleasant nm. Dean r. Knorpp,
rleasan,Cr. 4. X. battery a Electric
prot.otion CITY ot Protection
ov,n.mo, Marshall a cradi,.
Scheli City. wright Light Power
st yoscnf, NIX Electric Company.
o. iossrh. ST. Joseph Rsiiwsy LGhs
Heat "a Power Company.
st. Joseph. Wyoth Hardware d Mfg.
Company
81 Joseph, 81. Joseph a Savannah In
torurbsn Railway Company.
TArkio, Travis & Son
Tipton, Edgar Barnett.
yorsaitlss. versailles Telephone Conn
pany.
warrensburG, Warrensburg Electric
Light Company.
wohb CITY. Wobb City a Cartsrvfiis
Gas Company.
Weston. GsorEs a. Parrish
wheaton. Wheaton Ice 4 Power Conn
pApy.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

Elk City. C. r. Long Light q Power
Company.
Elporsdo, Kansas Gas & Electric
EIlinwood. C. A. Martin.
Ellis. Ross & Waldo Hardware Com
Ellsworth. The Weber Electric Power
Company.
Emporia, sis Commercial ST.. The
Haynes Hardware Co.
Empora. Kansas Electric Utilities
Company.
Eureka, Eureka Electric & Ice Com
pany.
Frontenac, Kansas Gas g. Electric
Company.
Frontenac, The Patton Coal a Mining
Company.
Garnett. Frank II Smith Company.
Great Bend. Starrett & Koopman.
Halstesd. Kansas Gas & Electric Com
pany.
Harveyvilie, A. r. Kopp.
Hill city. city of Hill city Electric
Light Dept.
Howard. i. l.. Dobyns Hardware Com
Humboldt, Humboldt MIL q Power
Company.
Huron, @. +. stabicr.
Hutchinson. United Gas q Electric
Inde pendencs, Kansas Gas a Electric
Company,
lola. X. c. Plumbing a Electric Com
Kansas K city. sls Kansas Ave, r. B.
Gllle Hardware Company.
kingman. Ferguson Hardware Com
pany.
Lawrence. Graeber Brothers.
Lawrence, Kansas Electric Utilities
Leavenworth. Leavenworth Light.
Heat q Power Co.
Lenora. C. r.. Goodman.
lie Roy Le Roy Telepbons Company.
Lincoln M J. ReeR
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

Little River. Hodgson Implement &
Hardware Co.
LonRton. H. C RiderburR.
Lyons. Lyons Electric & Manufactur-
McCracken. city Of McCracken.
McCune, W. T. Highland.
McPhorson. Mcpherson Auto & Eleo-
tric Company,
Madison, Carey Sowder.
Minneapolis, Jackman Roller Mills.
Moline. /. w. Beal
Mulberry, Chas. II. Kurtz.
Neodesha. II. G. Tralle.
Neodesha, lOs n. 5th ST.. Electric Shop.
G. NJ. Kimbali, Mgr,
Newton. Kansas Gas & Electric Com
pany.
Norton. city OF Norton.
ottawa, w. J. Mccarthy Electric Shop.
ottawa. John Nelson & Son
Overbrook, Frank l., Karnes
Paola. The Peoples Electric Light
Company.
Parsons, Kansas Electric utilities
Company,
PhilllpsburE, Phillips County Light
Il Power Company
Pittsburg, Kansas Gas & Electric
Company.
saltna, Sallna Light. Power g. Gas Co.
Sayonburg, Savonburg Electric Light
Scranton. Scranton Telephone Co
sedgwick. Kansas Gas & Electric
Company
sharon springs, c. p. Rooms
Spring Hill, r. Y, Gay,
st, Paul City Of St Paul Electric
Light Department
Stafford, Stafford Hardware & Imple-
ment Company
Sterling, Farmers Supply Company.
Topeka, Jordan Electric Company,
Topeka, The Piersen Telegraph Trans
mitter co.
Topeka, The Topeka Railway 10,
Toronto, Armstrong Brothers.
Towanda. Kansas Gas & E!ectris oom-
pany.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
KANSAS DEAL ERS

khNShS DEAL tNS
weleetka, Crystal Ice & Utilities Com
Abilene. q. r. Gooden e. Sons.
Alma. Alma Light & Ice Company.
Almena, Tellessen Brothers.
Arkansas city, Electrical Construc-
tion Company
Arkansas city, Kansas Gas & Electric
Atchlson, Blish-Mize & sliiman Hard
ware Co
Atchison, Atchison Railway Light a
Beattie. Beattie Electric Light Com
BeIie Plaine. city of Belle PLANE.
Benton. Kansas Gas e. Electric Com
Bonner Springs. Bonner Electric &
Manufacturing Co.
Buhler. Kansas Gas & Electric Com
pany,
Buringame. city OF Buriingame Elec-
trio Light Dept.
Burlington, Burlington Light, Power
& Manufacturing Co.
Burton. Kansas Gas & Electric Com
Cedarvale. The l. C. Adam Mere. Com
pany.
Chanute. Square Deal Electric Com
pany,
Cherokee Kansas Gas & Electric Com
Cherryvale, Kansas Gas & Electric
chetopa, ii. A. Finley, supt City Light
Coffeyville, LIebert Brothers Electric
Company.
Colby. Eugene A. Noisin.
Cottonwood Falls, Homo Light a
Power Company.
Council Grove, Morris County Light &
Power Company.
'Delphos, Delphos Electric supply
House,
De Soto, ], d. Chambers.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
MISSOURI DEALERS

Adrian. Electrical supply Company.
Altamont j. l., Reich
Amoret, Charles lie Fever.
Appleton city, L. G. KIDD.
Atlanta, Bealmer A. Sons.
Aurora. Lawrence County W, l.. g. g.
+. Company,
bonneville, Bonneville Light. Heat a
Power Company
Brookfield, Brookfield Electric Light
Company.
Butler, Fishers Electric Shop.
Butler, IL. l.. Electric Company.
e. Power Company.
Carrollton, Carroll County Electrical
Supplies.
Carthage, J. l.. Berkebile Electric
supply.
Carthage, Empire Electric Power a.
supply Company.
Chlllicothe. NJ, B Messler.
ChulR. James Graham.
Clinton, l.. Cohn.
Clinton, Clinton Light 4 Water Com
pany
Concordla, coneordia Light & Power
Company,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

Valley Center, Kansas Gas a Electric
Company,
Wakceney, W II. Trimmer. supt
Water a Light Dept.
Wavcrly. city OF Waverly
Weir city. Weir city Light a Water
Company
wotmore. weunore Electrical Supply
Shop.
wichita Brofar WHY'S Light & Power
Company, i5l No Topeka 81.
wichita. Kansas Gas a. Electric Com
pany
Wichita. wichita Railway a Light
Company.
Williamsburg, u. Fogel Mercantile
Company.
Wilson, G. l.. Danner.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

ARKANSAS DEALERS
Black Rock Black Rock Electric
Light Company.
Imboden. Imboden Light & Power
Pocahontas. Central Power & Light
Walnut Ridge. Central Power Light
Company.
NEBRASKA DEALERS
York. Dean & Company.
OKLAHOMA DEALERS
Ardmore, Consumers Light & Power
Company
Chandler, Chandler Electric Company,
Collinsville. Jones Hardware Fur
niturc Company.
Duncan. Union Electric shop.
Durant. Consumers Light Power
Company,
Elk city. story Hotel & Theatre Com
pany.
Frederick. Norman Hardware Com
pany,
Guthrie, Mater Electric Company,
Morrison, Munyon Brothers.
Muldrow, o. W. Cawthon.
Norman. Minteer Hardware Company.
Oklahoma City. Prunty Battery Com
pany.
Pershing. Pershing Electric Company.
Sapulpa. wnlis-Greegan Hardware
Company.
Shawnee, broadway Garage.
Shawnee. Oklahoma Power & Trans
ghawnee, Seminole Gas e. Electric
Company.
Shawnee, shawnee Gas & EIectrlc
Company.
TonkawR, Glaze x Wellman.
Tulsa. W. u. Youse Electric Company
Waurika, Consumers Light & Power
Co.
weatherfor1. Delco-Light Products
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
Residence Fans

Designed for
small roo m 9
an d individual
desks. 9-inch
blades and 2
speeds. 0scil-
lating and non
oscillating. Al
ternating and
direct current.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20

An especially
quiet running
Fan for hos
pitah, Offices.
homes or thea
tres. 8-speed.
Os cnlating.
Altern ating
current. Olive
Green Stand.
Brass Lacquer
cd Blades.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-06-20
Ventilating Fans

Designed espe-
cially for ho-
tells. restau-
rants, theatres,
factories labo-
ratories, an d
stores. IL and
l6-inch; alter
mating and dir
ect current.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Shareholders of Miller Rubber
To Vote on Capital increase

A special meeting Of stockholders
of the Miller Rubber Company has
been called for February IL to vote
on increasing the capital stock from
s2o,5oo,ooo to $so.ooo,oOo, the stock to
consist Of $2o,ooo,ooo in common and
$40,ooo,0oo in per cent. cumulative
preferred.
On February 20 the present out
standing 8 per cent. second preferred
stock will be called for redemption at
$lo6 and dividend, holders Of this
stock having the privilege to subscribe
to the new preferred stock at 500,
receiving an additional flve-one hun
dredths shares of new stock or S. in
cash per share of old stock held. The
present outstanding per cent. pre-
ferred will be similarly called for re-
demption on March 20 at $1l5 and
dividends, holders receiving new pre-
1erred share for share plus fifteen-
one hundredths shares Of new stock or
SlO in cash.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Kinney OIL and Refining

Quesaon-Will you please tell mo what il
company Coz who % have eue their aav daydenSs in
Two? The wells seem to be In Wyoming
and the offices in Denver. Col. What is tho
stock quoted 1T now and Is the trouble lack
Of oil or management? have 100 shares
Would you sell them for what can get?
never see 1t quoted, so how could It be done?
e. w. H.
Answer-Kinney OIL and Refining
shares ara listed on the Denver Stock
Exchange. The present quotation is
about 52 bid and 81 asked. Most Of
the company's producing properties are
In Wyoming. The trouble seems to be
that production has not been up to ex-
pectations. We also understand that
owing to the shortage Of transportation
facilities the company has Found 1t
difficult to move all tho oil Il has Sc
cured. If you decide to dispose Of
your holdings we would suggest you
communicate with Hemphill, Noyes &
Co., 81 Wall Street.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
8. w. straus Bonds

Question: beg to ask your opinion Of
the frat nnortgege per cent serial coupon
bonds Of the Ritz Carlton Restaurant and
Hotel Company, Atlantic City n. j. now
150 Broadway. Will you kindly comment on
The general commercial standing Of s. W
sold under their plan can be considered a
reasonably good, permanent, non-nuctuatins
investment? l have watched your replies
to investors for some time for remarks on
securities issued BY this firm, but have seen
nothing. II anything has been published
have missed 1t, and would thank you for
your opinion, as I have requested reserva
ton OF some OF the above mentioned bonds
but await your advice before making any
payment.-C. W. s.
Answer-Investors who have put
their money into real estate mortgage
bonds issued by S. W. Straus & Co.
have Jared we'll. The company has a
splendid record behind it, and has
earned the reputation of being con-
servative and thoroughly reliable. 1t
makes tho claim that in over thirty-five
years no investor in its securities has
ever lost single dollar.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Railroads and Sugars

Question: own some shares of Northern
Pncinc, bought at 1oS. 1t has fallen to 81,
but has not yet passed dividends Does this
earning power Of the road as good as ever
Also have some Pierce-Arrow common
bought at 81. now selling at double that,
but without continuing the dividends once
made. How are its earnings, and would
you say these two worth holding as |
have been, or would their statements war
rant my selling Pierce-Arrow and buying
Northern Pacific to even down the buying
way preferred, yielding S.95 per cent, at
about 66, looks very attractive to me. Do
you share my view that it should appreciate
n price in the near future? What earnings :?
Gan you name speculative investment in
sugar stocks. common preferred? If the
sugar situation indicates a bright prospect
for tho sugar companies would like to take
on sussr stock for q long pull" How
do you the sugar situation &C. G. A.
Answer-We should not say that the
fall In price of Northern Pacific pres
ages 4 passing Of the dividend. TO be
sure, the road is not eHrning its divi-
dend. That Is more o. less true of most
Of the roads to-day. The fall in price is
caused in all probability, by the un-
certainty existing in the minds Of in
vestors as to what the legislation will
do for the railroads. Something will
have to be doNe-something construc-
1AVos WV DCAlcVo IL Will Dc UOH6. Inc
net operating income of Northern Pa
cific for ten months of 1919 was $14,-
9S1,6 The guaranteed net income for
this period is $25, ,108,390.
For the nine months to October 1.
1919, Pierce-Arrow showed an annual
rate of $5.71 share on the. common
stock, against $7.86 share kor 1918.
The outlook is said to be better at pres
ent. The stock is speculation, how
ever, as is Northern Pacific. So many
elements enter into the matter that
we cannot attempt to forecast the
movement Of these stocks.
Southern Railways net operating in
como for ten months to November 1,
1919, was $7,047,193. For the CORE
spending period In 1918 1t was S26,273,-
b89. The guaranteed income is Sl5.-
644,s10 for this period. This places
Southern Railway in the same posi-
tion as most other roads. The divi-
dend cannot very we'll be maintained
unless the road shows better earning
power than at present.
The sugar situation is such that most
OF the Cuban and Porto Rican COM
panies arc. showing large earnings.
There is always the chance that the
price Of the commodity may come down
to such point that profits will be
much less. We do not attempt to give
speculative advice by naming COM
pAnies whose stocks are in that class.
Most Of the Cuban. companies appear to
nave Z fair outlook.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Tennessee Agricultural Chemical

Question-Please advise me what you think
OF the Tennessee Agricultural Chemical
Company per cent preferred stock. Have
they any property and do they sell any
thing in the market? Also, what do you
think of Puritan Oil stock Is 1t any
good ?-E. II. L.
Answer - The Tennessee Agricul-
tural Chemical Corporation was incor-
porated March %, 1919. In May, 1919,
it purchased the Volunteer Phosphate
Company. The property consists of
the ownership in fee Of 1,484 acres and
three-sevenths interest in mineral
rights of 1928 acres Of phosphate rock
properties in Hickman County. 1t has
mine and mining equipment to produce
800 tons of ground phosphate rock a
day. The company is reported to be
the largest producer in the United
States Of ground phosphate rock for
direct application to the land There
is $500,000 Of per cent cumulative
preferred stock, convertible into COM
mon stock at par, and $1,500,000 COM
mon, both IS par. The general balance
sheet Of April 30, 1919, showed a prop
erty surplus of $1,712.840 and total
liabilities Of $3,845,434 There has
been mo- statement of earnings, 30 we
cannot express an opinion on the stock.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Investment Information
!. tAss dsportms~t TAs rrsss.. vii,

n tAis department. The T,tbx~s >cIl,
tAysse tie light Of such infosyHat1on
az 10 at its command on the invsst-
ssext problems Of its rsodsrs. The
wtmost care is used In tho compile
tiom and presentation Of s<oh ~
formation and zoe believe it to b de-
psxdabls. But zoe soish especially to
emphasize to our readers the faot
that me,0 Developments Of swoh sns-
portoxos a. to greatly chonge tAs
status Of sscxyity are constantly
taking place. Therefore, as q matter
Of elf-proteotion, the investor sho~ld
make 1t q point to keep in close touch
soitk the affairs Of the compaxiss
s0hoss seou,itlss he has purohased
and s0ith general Developments bear
ing upon the valus Of stIoh secsesitiss.
Constomt sUatchfmlness- - the best
safeguard the inVestor can possibly
haze.
Qusstioms Of general interest to
Investors s0iu Be answered in this
column, in schick case only initials
soiU be used. Others .pill be an.
scercd by mail. Address oil in-
quiyies, Enclosing stamped, ad-
dressed envelope to Financial Editor.
The Tribune. 49, Nassau Strsst. Ns1o
York City.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Helped by Prohibition

Question-HAve you any information re-
'gArding Coca Cola as to It's properties, man
a9ement and past earningsf Do you think
1t would be fair speculation around 10, in
Answer-Prohibition no doubt has
improved the prospects for Coca Cola
are said to have about doubled those
Of the previous year. 1t has been
necessary to increase facilities for
making the product. The affairs Of the
company are directed bv able busiaess
men. It is expected application will be
made to list the stock on the New
York Stock Exchange before long. No
statement Of earnings has yet been is
sued. When this is forthcoming it will
be possible to gain better idea Of the
prospects Of the stock. Until then it
must be regarded a. pure speculation.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Fonda, Johnstown & Glvoersville


Question-The Fonda, Johnstown
Gloversville Arst consolidated and refundinR
~ per cent bonds. 1862. arc selling about
So (street railroad). Are they a suitable in
vestment for widow of small means? Are
they legal Investment for savings banks> in
New York State? Are they listed on the
New York Stock Exchange? 81. R. J.
Answer - The Fonda, Johnstown &
Gloversville first consolidated general
refunding ~ per cent bonds, due 1862,
dc. not show very good margin Of
safety. That is largely why the bonds
sell at the present low prices. We
should not consider them a suitable in
vestment for widow Of small means.
They are legal for savings banks in
New York State, to be sure, but there
is no telling how long they may re-
main 80. They are not listed on the
New York Stock Exchange.
New-York tribune., 1920-01-18
Partial Payment Plan

Question: will appreciats any informa-
ton that you can give me with regard to
the following questions: Do you consider
The frm Of Herrick & Bennett. 80 Broadway.
New York City. reliable concern7 Do
you think it is safe to purchase bonds
through them a partial payment plan
If you do not, please recommend some we'll
established and thoroughly reliable house
where a small investor may purchase bonds,
utilizing the partial payment system. With
regard to the partial payment system, do
brokers pay the customer interest on the
money that Is paid in each month ?-E. J. H.
Answer-We believe that the firm of
Herrick & Bennett, 60 Broadway. New
York City, is reliable and that It will
be safe to purchaye through them on a
partial payment plan. because they are
members Of the New York Stock Ex-
change. Brokers do not pay interest
on the amount paid in each month
under the partial payment plan, but
the purchaser gets any dividends or in
terest that may be paid on tho securi-
ties bought, the broker charging inter
est on the unpaid balance.