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The New York herald., 1921-05-21

WILL STILL three lots on 100 foot boule-
Tard st discount; property on main limo of
the r.. Y. n. r., third rain electric, short ride
10 Ne~ York and BROOKLYN. all improve
nsni are in, no assessments to be paid for:
rssy terms M ~ Herald. Herald square.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

$50 East I9.h St.-Four story, large extern
sion; immediate possession: attractive price
% buyer; seen any time. JOSEPH ABRAM-
SON. 40 West 46th ST. BRYANT 1904.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

IMMEDIATE occupancy In beautiful Chester
Ii1f section Nj. Vernon, roos1s and be IN
xcr pAyttculssA pazona HillOrnHk &2acAs
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
Roclsland County--saIe or Rent.

sCARsDALE-Six room house. all modern
Improvements; s0x2o0. prizes $500. Mel
ro.e ga1E
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
APARTMENTS = UNFURNIsHEl

From Battery to 1lth st.. Inclusive.
ONE or two rooms private bath, facing
park. Ss Washington so.
ST. LUKE'S PLACE, Greenwich viz
lage) apartment. five rooms and bath,
fireplace southern exposure. &f25. Inquire
McANENY. phone Spring 4SS2.
18TH, 131-f51 west.--Three rooms. steam.
parauet floors. electric light. telephone.
The New York herald., 1921-05-21
Borough Of oueens-saIe or Rent.

JAMAICA AND HOLLIS HOMES.
$500 UP.
B. H. SWEET, sa5 FULTON st. Jamaica
The New York herald., 1921-05-21

5sTH ST, III West-Apartment four large
cool, attractively furnished outside rooms,
bath: suitable for married couple or two or
three bachelors hotel service; specify SA.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11

SEVERAL . and ; rooms and bath non
housekeeping apartrents; MI Improve
or dentist; rents $50 to 500 supt. On
premises. 152 z. a2d ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
1iarlh

s4TH s5 EAST-BcautifulIy furnished
studio apartment for sale or rent, cail
mornings or evenings. Scheidcll. Plaza 5o39.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
APARTMENTS TO LEr-UNFuRNIsHEp
Manhattan

FIFTH AVE, 6I-Entirsly new. remod-
eied apartment. Sd floor: rooms. bath :.
splendidly situated supt. on premises from
II III. 10 > p. m. Wm. A. White & Sons
As Cedar st. Tel. JOAN 5700
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
|Trotting Days on
e Avenue
Recalled by Broker
Osborne Smith Links
Wes, Bronx of Yesterday
with That of To-day;
place of Opportunity
D. E Osborne Smith

- 1898 I have been identified with
wv wos. Bronx. Jerome Avenue was
,ss great driveway of the city.
asa ra<e had a roadhouss across the
csse from my Office at i62d Street.
slss smiths oadho1se was nesr. i6Tth
uus. Neufers at 167th Street and
Sssrrs at about l74th Street.
about 1895 that l circulated
.-;t;ou for the Jerome Avenue troll
pss~h;eh vss soon after built, and the
- ~, Jerome Avenue ended. going
NE rev Speedway along the Harlem
fEives. ella. -.
ss.le for the Development of the West
E.,nv II needed direct transit to the
.ser part Of the city fer one fare to
&o that. W.,
,sn the chosen spot for homes of some
arr well kaown citizens, who built
- houses along the ridge anown as
||r;vhbridge, Morris Heights, Univer-
~ Heights and Fordham Heights,
4 i along the ridge now occupied by
H. Grand CoIcourse and Boulevard.
h With the building Of the subway. IN
|ioas and 1907 into Washington Heights
Il the East Bronx, these sections de-
f.laned leaving the West Bronx rs it
ss in 1895.
/ r rss the building OF the Lexing-
Ii Avenue subway and the extension
Il. Inc Sixth and Ninth Avenue III"
tssh onencd up this beautiful sec
y ~ the BroBx TO the builder ard
f4r;ar it the best transit in the city
i nearer now 10 Forty second Street
Ee.-hrr
nuses and the same may be said of
ss East Bronx.
The opening OF the Lexington Avenue
-srrsv and the extension of the Sixth
r. Ninth Avenue IL happened at q
70 when the country WAS 81 war
FL building VAS at q standstill.
Is only within the last six months
/. the opportunities Of the West
franx have been taken advantage of,
Isa within that period great building
esn mas started. which. / feel con-
kssnt. viii grow in size until all OF
Els section lying between the Grand
!seceerse anu Boulevard and the Har-
lsn River Will be built up. IS | saw
Washington Heights built from 155th
Erset TO 1s7th Street. west of st.
E.holas Avenue. The Land is cheap
lrG ready Tor the oCliulng, most OF
ks streets are regulated, graded,
tsgyed and crrbed.
Nth It's fine park system, the Grand
oacorrse and Boulevard one OF the
sest avenues in the country, and with
d fire transit system, the builder and
.rssor can look to the future with
lsufdenee-
/ these contemplating building or buy
tsg for investment should do so now
a.le the oppo-tl%nity is here.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
REAL ESTATE FOR ExoxANGE

CLOSING ESTATE, $500 first mortgage
200 acres Newsmyrns Ftoridsi nigh
exchange. Box l05. Scabright. n. j.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
: pnCx 7

s-ROOM HOUSE. $4,000 CASH
Recently reraodeled. newly painted IN
side and out Electric lights. sewer ard
water. Gas connections In cellar ready for
fixtures. 10 lnin. walk trolley and high
sc chool sS5o0 Owner will take si.e0o
cash and balance on long term mortgage,
r e LENT. Ossinlng, Y. Y. Phone $40.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
BROOKLYN Board Prepares
Synopsis of Income Tax

he Brooklyn Real Estate Board has
:saed pamphlet containing a synop-
| Is on the Federal income tax law, pre-
R.ted for the board by John F. Feely,
ltome tax specialist. Mr.. Feely has
lads clear in the pamphlet many
fsin.s bearing on real estate.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
Long Island

FLORAT. PARK-sse acres l,Soo loss,.
g. GEO feet 'front.' trolley; sl'eVo AS, go. 49,
easy terms, long contract; aiso ~ ooo ". 80
het xeen Flushing aud Jamaica. 1000 reet
frontage: $3.50 per acre HARDhN-
BROOk SO Flushing av. Jamaica.
7RooM HOUSE, FURN1SNED All
modern improvements; minutes from
depot Bayside, Il. l. fhone saysioe
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
vRoNxyiLIE

Occuoant compelled 10 reside In city causes
t., be offered at a very low price and excssp-
tionally easy terms pariisularly ne" 60 60
rated choice resiGantaf section. Mr.
WHEELER. room "a, los PARK Ave- \. Y
Phone l024S VANDERBILT.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11

HOUSE, ACRES-s6, o0o.
room frame cottage, outbuildings and Z
acres OF Iaud located directly on Albany Post
Road. near Montrose. Near school, trolley
Ideal committing farm. r. f. LENI.
Cssiniag, y. i. Phone $40.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11

4 PARTICULARLY CHOICE BUILDING
plot a. Philipse Manor can be purchased
al a rsdiculously low figure, owner de
ssres 10 lisuidate inlnfsdiately; fully IN
proved, sewer. water. gas, electricity, SIDE
walks, no future assessments; river view
lovely trees projecting restrictions. e +.
NORRIS 5S7 Fifth Ave New York Phone
Vanderbilt ASf0-
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
Real Estate Opportunities Briefly Told
REAL EsTArE--sAIr OR RENT
Manhattan
SUTTON SQUARE
Manhattan


SUTTON SQUARE
Houss contains two duplex apartments or
rooms 2 baths each. Rent free and In
terest on small Investment Other barSains
in the above locality suitable for aiter~-
ton into either apartments or private
houses at attractive prices with amsll
amount Of cash. PAUL W. CRoNNH. lse
East 5sth st. Phone Plaza 1855.
TWO nve-story new law spartment houses
SSxlo0 ga as docr steam heae'
etertrictsv: rents $4,000; price sleS,euo,
netting So, ,o0o. Coughan q Co. Inc, &oe
Wess I'D ct
SIx-STORY elevator apartnens mouse
Ia I/s, III fret floor. ~, M. u
uruer: modern improvements, rents Sie'-
0oo; price ss5.00o. Coughlan Co, inc
200 West Esd ST.
BROWNSTONE residence, West END sn,
between Goth and sist st TO be 500 :, 81
less than land value. Consult Joseph r.
Cohen, s7 Cedar ST.. New York, Phone
John SIS.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11

NEW ROCHELLE-FOR RENT,
furnished and unfurnishsd homes,
$3.50 per month anf~upward.
O'CONNOR REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
aA3 Huguenoc s. Tel 5o4 New Rochelle
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
7 rss THAN 3a2.0nt

LESS THAN sa2,Vu0.
ruilder through changed circumstances.
has on his hands at BronSvilie, in one OF the
choicest residential sections. new mouse or or
rooms 3 tiled baths, fireplace; plot LOOK
i{o sanely restricted; ready for immedlate e
occupancy: viii sell on any reasonable terms
to responsible party for immediate disposal
Address Fox SIS, BronXvile y. y
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
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Nestchester
rnnNxAIILN PLOT.

A residence site possessing unusual natural
charm ard advantages. overlooking Law
a yenue to New York, is offered at a rare
bargain and easy terms 10 responsible yer
son desirous of building a real nome IN d
restricted section. fully improved. Address
OK NT,N. ID Sal. Tribune.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11

EASY CONTINUATION no NEW YORK
Permanent home, everything modern and
ready for occupancy at above price: no ex~
tras: steam heat, pa-auet floors, beautifully
decorated inside and out Select. strictly
residential neighborhoop. Water sports,
golf. country club, schools. churches, mar
kets. Nearly 500 feet elevation; no mos
quitoes Big living room. with huge open
fireplace. Many fine old oaks supply abund-
ant shade. No servants needed electrical
iy equipped throughout. including electric
range. vacuum cleaner. washer, electric
lights and base Plugs. Balance. after
| initial payment. can be paid up. with less
money than you will waste In rent tho next
few years. Investigate. P. D. WORCES-
TER. Suite 1912. 10 Broadway, n. Y. c.
Tel. 1922 Cort
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11


hiCH RENT soIvTIoS--Can
AZ fs.e occupancy ny Christmas Of
.sstsass ~ nome me property. new. con-
.na. .ued bath: I0-ft. concrete ve~-
Ia N-s.. all improvements, Including
den sc a. plot, with tine lawn, gar
scmmns's , noMers and shade trees: easy
Jsrssv,s distance; in heart ef
eon,as most beautiful suburban
onlS nlSssnaity; sa near express STATEN.
mon, $40. on easy terms. with
srrsents sr,s payments less than your
title. .ent per month, securesy
S0oa Resent first mortgage of
ists i'' M cara remain. Ready 10 move
Grsat.M worth s9.5eo to build to-day.
siddies p.scs IN the world for the
Civ T. ANXIOUS. T.. q. Box 74S.
su ssation. New York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
Brooklyn

~sPLENprp INVESTMENT
Columbia Heights. restricted. nehou ,s :
nrovensents. ore sysar designed for
owner use. No help required except r. Sla
TO clean halls. No coal. No asnes hens
SIS 900. Price SiS,e0e. frsLl'MA-S' A''O
Rroadwav. Manhattan.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
1.I-11 1,rr, >-rns orIc.E cAsH

BUILDER NEEDS QUICK CASH
ana that's the reason You can drive good
bargain or choice of
NEW sERVANTLESS HOUSES.
last being completed 4 rooms, all I'M
y,royelnenfe Good reside ntiai section.
s95eo. on any reasonable ternls--if YOU act
before Jan 1st w. Y. MCINTOSH, Pleas
antvilie " Y. Phone sos.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11

list. 11S AST-Exceptional aervice and
furnishings. suites and rooms: American
plan Inspect any time. Telephone Rhine
lander 1900
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
Deal in Greenwich Village

leonard WE'LL bought from Alex. 81.
riskson the three-story dwelling at SO
Fsrk Street, 22xT5, through David
fssinssy.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11

WESTW WOCp-Rubbfe stone house under
Foreclosures eight rooms siee ping porches.
two acres. $3.50. Hover, 2t2 B'way. \. y.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11

61TH ST. WEST (facing Central Fark)
Beautifully furnished apartment, S or
10 rooms. desired, With baths. for 8
months. Apply to superintendent.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
New Jersey

AN EXCEPTIONAL. OPPORTUNITY
Several new houses 50 minutes from
Hudson Terminal in beautiful restricted
section { and rooms, every improve
lnent. minutes TO station. on large plots
FOR sale, rent 10 the right people with
optior TO purchase We also have few
choice plots for sale ard will build 20 ur
home fro,s1 your own plans; liberal terms.
FRAME MILLER. IL Park Row. Barclay
S6S5.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
NtisceiInnrouS

$500 DOWN WILL BUY MY l0-ROOM
house Price $500 Balance IKE rent.
Write for particulars. ROSE, West 45th
Street.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
BUSINESS SPACE WAITED

WANTED--2.Soo TO 1000 SQUARE FEET
in modern building, between 3tth and
h3th streets and Sixth and Eighth avenues.
for printing, manufacturing and office. II
nreN is right will take at once. ID $40,
TrIbuns
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
REAL EsrArE--sA1E OR RENT
New Jersey
Florida

TENAFLY---Modern q room house garage
sSsoo. HOVER. Ella B'wsy. New York.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11

s7TH ST, 334 EAST--3 rooms. bath, houss
keeping exceptionally furnished. grand
picna open fireplace; nodernized building
months or longer, s22o month. Pirer.
Phone s032 Plaza.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
TO LET FOE BUSINESS PURPOSES

Egs1 LOFT 10 LEASE, 5ex1oN, LIGHT
sfy stsaru heated. elevator; low insur-
sss: freight station nearby; abundant
feiory help; reasonable rental. Mr.. BEN
[ailNs sa9 ct-opoi.tan Ave, Brooklyn.
Agg s6o5
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
Riverside Drive House Sold

]. Edgar Lesycraft & Co. sold for the
|zVyers' Title { Trust Co. the five
EegT dwelling at I3 Riverside Drive.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11
White Pl-ss7s

AITHAtTfS r FRAME AND SIILtU
DWELLING Of 10 rooms, . baths, hot
water heat. all improvements. Garage.
"a acre plot well planted, large
shade trees. Excellent neighborhood,
conveniently located Price recently
lowered To $4,000. Apply W49l.
Phone White Plains 1sQ5.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-11

ER l.EAsE-Nasssu st. near Maiden
Laas, 4stors and cellar store and office
lding. *. 776 Tribune, Box X Y
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20
nnn rpIEI.IN,

If the people of Tap expect the world is going to right another war over them. they'll have to change the name or their island.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20

IAGENTS-$60 to $50 week actually being made now by men and women selling
 the, Monitor self-heating iron; the orig, plated, looks good, makes good, sells fast.
 guaranteed; no experience needed; exclu- sve territory; work all spare time; Mrs Stockham, Kansas, sold 10 in half a
 day; Pearman, Kentucky made s150 first
 week; liberal terms; prompt shipment;
 write today for free sample offer. The
 Monitor Sad Iron Co.,. S47 Fay St.. Big
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20
Governor Refuses Troops

Little Rock, March Ex-Governor Mc> based upon the premise that the railroad national guardsmen to protect property of the Missouri and North Arkansa rail- road. The governor said his refusal IS based upon the promise that the railroad is under the Jurisdiction or the 1eoerai court Sheriff Johnson of Boone county who had been instructed by the gover- nor to protect the railroad property, wired that sufficient deputies are not avail able and repeated his request for troops.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20
NOTICE

WANTED--Ex perienced multigraph opera-- tor either male or female; good pay and steady position with opportunity for ad- yancement; in first letter give references, also advise earliest date you could start work. Address Anderson Motor Co. Rock Hill. s. c.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20

500 AGENTS wanted at once for Mitch ellis Magic Marvel Washing Compound:
 300 per cent profit; enormous repeater; washes clothes spotlessly; cleans in 10 to Is minutes 100 other uses in every home; ing else like it; natures mightiest cleanser: contains no I've, lime or wax; free samples furnished to boost sales; we positively guarantee the sale of every package; exclusive territory; own your own business; you cannot fail to make big money; Baker, Ohio made $500 last month; send for free sample and proof;
 hurry, hustle. grab this chance. l.. Mitch
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20

GENUINE indestructible finest quality ius- S Ire pearls. direct from the Orient cost you $6, sell for ss5 to $65 per 30-inch strand |; every lady wild for them; best proposi1 ganize lady solicitors: write at once for exclusive sales plan. McCallister Co.,, Im- porters. 552 Polk St.. San rancisco, Cal.
 ORGANIZE fraternai societies; SIS daily; pays sick and death benefits. Address, Fraternal Order of Stars. Bluefield. w.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20

MANUFACTURERS AND DISTRICT AGENTS WANTED-MAKE $25 DAILY Merchants in all lines need it and buy on demonstration; sells at SIC: you make $5; something new; put out salesmen and < clean up; Georgia man sold HOO In 50 day; big monthly repeater connected with 1t: experience unnecessary must have enough capital to lay in a small stock; write today for territory wanted. Going fast. American Sales Co.,. Ltd, 4S7
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20
NOT so SAFE

NOT SD SAFB- The prospect of hostilities on the Ger man front may make it necessary TOT MT. Dempsey to abandon his purpose 10 visit that section.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20

SOME men are so Intent on looking for a job they overlook the best way to find one. The best way for quickest results is to ob- tain the services of those whose business 1t is to aid in finding the right position for the right man, provided you secure proper representation. We maintain experts in this particular line and our service will be of great value to you If actually qualified for a worth- while commercial position All applications treated strictly confidential.
 See us now.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20
AUTOMOBILES AUToM0nfLEs FOR SALE
PLAI1I FACTS ABOUT USED CARS

 There are two kinds of Used Cars the kind worth repairing and selling and those that ought to be in the junk pile. You cannot buy worn-out car from us--we sell that kind to the junk man. That's why we say it's safer to buy your used car from a reliable dealer. We simply can't afford to risk our reputation by offering questionable cars. Our guarantee of absolute satisfaction is based on a definite knowledge of the cars we offer. If we sell you a car that doesn't please you, we urge you to bring it back. Doesn't that seem fair2 We believe in the Golden Rule-it builds business and has paid us well. Isn't it foolish then to take a chance when you may buy a good used car with absolute certainty that 1t will measure up to your ex- pectations? Think 1t over. Come in today and investigate. Our prices are usually lower, because we sell used cars at cost Our profit Is made selling new Bucks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20
NTER-AMERICAN co.

American Navgator's association wants a number Of men who have served at least as ensigns; in the navy coast guard or lighthouse service as seamen. quarter masters or boatswain's mates for at least years; or in the merchant marine serv- ice as seamen for at least ? years, to be- come officers in the new American mer- position as third mate (paying $1s6 per month and all expenses) in your spare time in 24 weeks. License guaranteed. American Navigator's Association, Dept. A Box 1h2 IivinRstnn. Mont IL S A
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20
AUTOMOBILES XET0M6HIf,ES F0R SAfE

THESE PRICES AND TERMS WILL ENABLE YOU TO BUY A GOOD AUTOMO- BILE VERY EASILY
 FORD COUPE Wire wheels, $3O0-$1OO down, $25 per month.
 MAXWELL Five-passenger, $150 cash.
 HUDSON Super-Six, 7-passenger, $1,250-$500 cash, bal ance in twelve months.
 FRANKLIN 5-passenger, ,250, terms $400 cash, balance in 12 months.
 LEXINGTON 1919 model, $1,200, $400 cash, balance in twelve months.
 BRISCOE 5-passenger, $650 on terms of $250 cash, balance in twelve months. DENEGRE CAR & TRUCK
 CO.,, 1922 Ave. F Main 4116
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20

|, INTELLIGENT men and women wanted;
 copy names in longhand; act as confi-
 dential representatives,; absolutely no in vestment required; new, unlimited field cate, Dept. C-120, 80 N. LaSalle, Chicago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20
More Truth Than Poetry
nr IAMEs J. MONTAGUE

UNCLE SAM DECLARE A CUT IN The income tax collector has been try ing to make Joe Jackson make a return of the bribe he is said to have received for throwing the 1919 baseball champion ship.
 No more we labor under
 The inexact belief
 That it is loot or plunder
 Which makes man thief. For it has been decided
 That thieving is a trade Which all may ply-provided
 The income tax is paid. The wiles the grafter uses
 Won't get him in jam Unless the wretch refuses
 To split with Uncle Sam. The bandit who requests you
 10 back agalnst a wall And ruthlessly divests you
 While backed thereof your all, Must make an inventory
 Of every single cent, For he would die before he
 Would cheat the government And though a soulless blighter
 The average bandit is, His conscience will be lighter If Uncle Sam gets his. Too bad that they neglected
 The supertax on crime That might have been collected In MT. Ponzi's time. Too bad that outlaws clever
 Should be compelled to pay No income tax whatever
 In Jesse James day. And if we'd clap taxation
 Upon the bootleg trade. The debt of all the nation
 Would presently be paid!
 ! TOO TRIFLIN. If the people of Tap expect the worio is going to right another war over them they'll have to change the name or thelr island.
 NOT so SAFE. The prospect of hostilities on the Ger man front may make it necessary TOT MT. Dempsey to abandon his purpose to visit that section.
 AWFUL THOUGHT. With an scent fare all round, wnaN in the world are we going to call the )lt- neys hereafter? (Copyright 1921, by the Bell Syndicate Inc
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-03-20
AWFuL THOUGHT

AWFUL THOUGHT. With an Scent fare all round, whax in the world are we going to call the jit- neys hereafter? (Copyright, 1921, by the Bell Syndicate Inc
New-York tribune., 1921-01-07
Stock Advance
Continues in
Broad Market
Effacement of Unjusti6ed
Declines Late Last Year
Taking Place, as Many
Securities Show Recovery

The impulse for higher prices, I'M
checked and powerful, yesterday mott
waited fluctuations in the security
prices. The volume of activity at the
various posts at the Stock Exchange
broadened, and the upward squirt, which
in the two previous days had been
checked by short selling, yesterday re-
gained full vigor.
Unless envisaged as partial re-
, covery, instead of as q rise, the quick
upturn may puzzle observers. But what
of the unjustitied and precipitate de-
clines which we're registered toward
the close of last year as a result Of
torrents of selling to establish tax
losses and to obtain cash for pressing
needs
The securities which suffered most
acutely during the almost hysterical
selling wave in December are showing
the greatest dispo to benefit from
the recovery. The industrial securi-
ties are leading in the rebound in the
stock market, and yesterday it was the
motor and rubber shares that were con-
spicuously strong.
Having for two days observed the
firm resistance of the market to sell
ing pressure, those who were short Of
stock in many instances yesterday de-
clded to cover their commitments. In
the last hour of trading the velocity
Of the rise suggested an elimination
of share of the short interest in the
market.
In connection with the strength in
the stock and bond market it is inter
esting to observe that the current let
ter on business conditions Of the
Harvard University Committee on Eco
nomc Research says: The opinion is
now widely expressed that cons dsr-
able buying of bonds is likely to de-
velop after the turn of the year, since
many who sold for tax purposes have
not yet einvested their funds, and
many savings institutions have now
been out of the market for several
months. 70 some extent the wish is
father to the thought, but on the whole
the optimism of bond dealers appears
to be justified. The future of stock
prices depends on more uncertain fac
tors than that of bond prices-money
rates, labor rcadjustment, political
factors, foreign and domestic demand
for our products-but even here the
outlook is favorable for somewhat
higher prices of standard issues Pre-
dieting security prices is difficult art,
even in academic circles, but the ma
ture of the December break clearly
foreshadowed at least technical re-
covery when the selling pressure was
relieved and the investment demand,
together with repurchases of securities
sold to establish losses, was expressed
by the placing Of buying orders at the
narketplace.
The bond market continued frm and
Lii
higher, but profit taking limited the
rise in the bonds of private corpora
tions. A flood of offering of sterling
bills to take advantage of the recent
sharp rally in the foreign exchange
market caused pounds to drop five
cents in value yesterday. Francs and
lire, in sympathy, moved lower.