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New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
I31lyers Arrived
Fairci,ild' Service
BALTIMORE

r. n Henderson Co; c. B; HsndersoIn' ,I
ready-to- wear (wholesaie)' Ao'
way scb,ei.ner co.; s. schleisners cloakS
suits, furs; Pennsylvania t,o,.r4,ear no.
N. Y Bargain House; NJ asri GU
t0ns h@siery stern m'p1t Co H. I.o~vensten
coats and suits; Herald square
RINGHAMPTON, n. Y
,,,ohaI1 q, Church Co; II. j. M1CcneIi'
white and wash goods, linens, ia.'es' hand"
kerchiefs; Pennsylvania
BOSTON
Rhoades Brown Co.; o+htno F. ~ Rn6aaIs sn9 dry
So%as T + 'Sai sattery Co; Miss Flnan bathing
suits and children's handmade uho'i
weaF; nF5e1 10 COAX Gagt ( 1S Suit CO.. B. FnheAstein'
woolen piece goods. ,. Goods, Nc
c. Herscowitz; woolen piece soo>4Ss i1
AlRin b Goldman & Co; f. Goldman. furs,
fur coats; McAlpin. c.., ~,,,-+..
Reliable Skirt Co.; Louis Ceneh' "Aif'''
Sf.'s.' N. s freedman. TT millinery; 1sressfn;
Duttet Clothing Co; S. Flnkeli&ein men
clothing; Bresln.
j. N. Adam Co; Miss e d: Treat' art
goods pictures; 16 w. actin ST.
CHICAGO
Herbert M. Mendel; j. L. Lieberman,
Coats suits dresses; 1872 Broadway.
Hirsch Wickwire Co; w. NJ. Hnpkinson'
pi1se goe65 7eO Miss Sfs G. C. Ward
philpsborn; fan silk and cotton waists
and midd!es; 9l2 Broadway.
Denton Co; E. C. Denton, president; 31s
II. Geiershofer; A ]. Lehman. woelens:
Reims & Meiss; Leon Meiss, white goods
and draperies Mr.. Levi ready-to wear ;
II Madison av. av.co,,r,,prs
F. & r. Lazarus Co; Geo. Doyle' Jobs
dresses skirts and millinery; 225 6th ay.
T.. g. r. Lazarus Co; Miss winter,
sweaters ard waists; Miss HILL dresses;
DALLAS, TEX.
Goldsmith Co; l. Goldsmith, Jobs better
grade cotton dresses; 1l64 Broadway
DIES MONIES, IOWA
scheurman Bros; L. A. Scheurman.
w0olen'' lI35 ToRT h'VyS, WORTH, TEX
L. G, Gilbert; j. M. Gilbert, mems FUR
nishings; Hoffman G. Hartblay: III West
33d st. -
II. P. wasson Co; Miss J.: .vickery,
skirts Alfred Fantl, 11s West s2d st
ITHACA, n. Y.
wells-shannon Co; A. D. Wells. mems
wear; Pennsylvania.
KINGSTON. n; y; ;+.s,.-, .,a
H. stadieu, mems clothing and dry coed
A''''''' '|'' LAWRENCE. MASS.
Lawrence Furniture Co; j. Rerenson,
carpets, furniture rugs and house furnish
ing goods; Pennsylyania;
IAWTON, OhLAs
NJ. S. Trope, clothing; Pennsylvania.
LITTLE ROCK. ARK.
Pfeifer Bros; W. d. Patterson, woclen
and cotton piece goods; in care of Kirby,
Block G. Fisher, 362 4th av
MILWAUKEE
Paris Fashion Co; George 3: schoen.
MONTREAL, CANADA
Nathan Lande & Co.; H s. Bernstein
representing. children's and women's
Royal Cloak Co; j. Cohen; Breslin.
NEW ORLEANS
D.. II: Holmes Co.; J. j. Meunier, mems
furnishings; Is q. Goth st.
Shushan Bros; j. Shushan, skirts; 395
B'way.
OMAHA, NEB.
Hayden Bros. Max Lowenmeyer, china
and glassware in care of Kirby, Block &
Fisher; 352 5th av.
SCRANTON, PA.
Jacob Harris; D. Harris, notions, rib
bons, fancy goods; M. Harris, ready to-
wear; Pennsylvania.
ST. LOUIS
Olian Dress Waist Co.; l.. G. Olfan, fall
dresses; Lew Weber Co, 134 West 32d st.
Charlotte Dress Co.; H. G. Sherman, fall
dresses; Lew Webber Co. 134 West sgd ST.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
B BUSINESS Troubles
D. w. Gregory Adjustment

Corp. .'................ 1897
G. Co. ................... 1,o25.s
DiefteT' David, and Ruth-Morris
Dudley, Edgar-N. Y. Telephone = 10
Co. ................... 1923
Dinsen, James, Jacob Aarons An
drew Bache and John Quinn
Morris Plan, N. Y............ 1925
Epstein, Herman. and Joseph
Benjamin-H. Rauch ct al .... 1895
Ellis, VIM HI: X. Sweet: -. 5o,23s.s
Kaufman & Co. Inc....a...... 2,425.4
Eleftheriades. Georgia.. Manos 2,S64.3
Finili, mi Ant9nio' 9Ii,3' or Fennelli-
Fisse, Jed-Hotei Operating. AS
sociates ................ 1897
N. Y. Observation-Disclosures. 2,s3o.o
Ef,reedman' Samuel--Same ...... 421.S
Friedman, Belle-G Lindenauer,
costs ...,................. 1890
Cancedo, Eladio il. Diaz. costs 1888
Gill Charles, John Stella, Chas
r. Martin and Chris Weipertv--
crn9dIs MGTris Plan t,,ss7aa Co. N, 1850
Little-same ............... 1913
Giles Engineering Co, Inc
Whiting Paper Co. ........... 1,345. 9
Glrore' Martins. Briones. 3,210.6
Grunstein, Harry-w. II. Rosen
- ct al. ................. 1924
george, ernest il. G. Littell.. 1881
IeaIy' Helena F.--O. Costello. 1902
Hass, Julian, Benjamin Goldberg
and Herman Goldberg-Morris
Haghes, ~ Evans Co., Inc - L. SSSs
Hoppe Kurt and Eugene scherer AVS'0
(Hotel Restaurant By-Products
COR. Cohen .,........... 1o,O84.s
Hampson, Arthur-D. w. Herr
6, man e.................... 1870
Harry Snyder. 1nc-5. X Haib. 1880
Israel, Isidor-Madisoni Glue Mfg. iOS''
Co, Inc. .....'. ....... 293.6
Jdspe' BenJafnin-Burns Bros.... 1853
Jauss. Harry L.-E Neus ct al. 2l4.7
hayeneh Clothing Co.. Inc.-Fair-
Kramer, Xdrien-D. McMahon 5$o9 ga J
Ifa1Sse' 'ohn ia. 4. Benesch. 5,5Ss.9
Reinow Uaplan & Reinow)-R
Mannheim ct al ......... 2O6 8
ka,nowitz. Jacob-Wm. T. Har-
ding. Inc. .............. 2617
Lousola, Inc.-Novelty Coat House
Lisbling & Mendelschn. Inc NJ. $3.50
r snyder ...,;,:..........:. 1897
1iadholm. Henry J.--Dr: Harry ''s''
Letters. Ltd.-Chas J. Adams Adams 8. lNO''
~! Sons, Inc. ............. 8s4.s
S1"NIa1I,, oasll-G' "A. 6ranies, 523.3
McNally. James-Morris Plan
Co. n. Y. ........:..... 112.7
Magnetic Parts Co.. Inc.-N. Y.
Telephone Co. ............ 1912
McGurk John Hickman Hill
=, Cooperative Assn. Inc. 160. 2
MeyerhoR, Jerome--A. Hauptman,
Inc. ,1,......... .............. 1902
SW1ouIe. Ipihah Ill. FISCHER. 1,245.9
Morris Plan Co., NJ Y... 113.8
Musachia. Charles, and Frank
Paine-Morris Plan Co., N. ". 1923
Mason, Young, & Co.. Inc
Md@md Ksalty = Associates s,s2s.7
& Trust Co. Co..............- saa 2
McNally. Edw. B.-C. w Reyn-
oIds ................ 303G
Martin, Benjamin.. Feldman
>-s ct al ;,,;,, 1i.............. 2.s70.4
\, an, andeT o,, :.:,';;.. .,,;,....:.:.. I70.5
Peoples Industrial Trading Corp.
prIcJ J' b. Fitzpatrick ........,. 1880
Piel. Mrs. W. and S. Piel Bros,
lnc:-Aetna Casualty and Sure
par W GO .;;,..'.;,- ,so =, .,;:...;.;... 41os
Piaut, Albert, and Rachel Fischer
Roth R-1hpeSpte. Sps;. etc; ou,i. ;,;i:..;:.,... 5000
RtceT Ito; 1eo,s p -; r.,,. 1905
Pntb Iooae Ha!a 81 all. 6.1Te.2
Ross ancs Co., Co. Ltd. .;;..:.....,. 1878
70 pert port Corp Corp ..,,......,3,;..:,.. 1870
C Fur Shop Brooklyn Daily
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Hog Prices Tumble
To LosUest In, Five Years

CHICAGO, May 27.-Prices for hogs
tumbled to-day to the lowest figures in
more than five years.
S!ackened demand for meat, especial
iy pork, had good deal to do with the
weakness of values. In addition, about
100000 more hogs have been received
here this week than for the correspond
ing. period week ago, an increase said
to be largely due to the completion of
corn planting.
The top price for the best swine to-
day was $3.50 a hundredweight, a drop
of exactly ST in week.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Prices Irregular
I'm Quiet Trading
On Curb Market
Fluctuations i'm Narrow Linn.
its as Traders Show Dis
position to Even Accounts
for Over Triple Holidays

Trading was OF pre-holiday charac-
ter on the curb market yesterday and
prices moved within narrow range as
traders showed disposition to even
accounts over the triple holiday.
Activity in Glen Alden Coal and
D., l.. & w. rights was not so marked,
and the final figure on the former
showed the price unchanged from
Thursdays close close at 411@. D., l..
& W. rights sold off fractionally.
Durant Motors recovered fraction
at "a.
Covering by shorts brought about an
upturn in many of the independent
oils. Maracaibo and Simms registering
small gains. Carib Syndicate was lower,
however
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Failures Up Again

A slight increase in the number Of
commercial failures in the country dur
ing the last week is reported by both
315 last week. Most of the increase was
shown in the South, and the West also
slightly to the increase. Re-
ductions compared to last week were in
dicated in the East and on the Pacific
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Lower Duties Placed ON u. S.
Goods hy Snain

WASHINGTON, May 27.-For the
present imports from the United States
will be admitted to Spain under the
new minimum rates of duty, which av-
erage so per cent lower than the gen
eral tariff schedule, the Department Of
Commerce was advised TODAY bv
Commercial Attache Cunningham, at
Madrid.
An agreement has been effected the
commercial attache reported, which will
make minimum rates applicable to
American goods probably for month,
but thereafter the general rates will
apply unless special arrangement is
worked out by the two governments.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Investment
Information

0Mesfseas Of scneyG$ tHferesf 70 sm"
eesfeys sessI De- anssoefed sw thts csss
unss, in which case o,sfN imsfiats sssH
b ased. Others wiH bsN Gnsscered %
ssaiL AddYcss ag tsqNa,fcs, atcsss-
sag stamped, addressedNemvelops, 70
Esaancial Editor, The 2Svbams. ls4
Nassau Street, Neto York; Cstg.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Liverpool Cotton Statistics

LIVERPOOL, May 27.--Weekly cot
ton statistics: Imports $4,000 bales,
American $4,000; stock i,o9S,ooo,
American $4,000; forwarded $4,000,
American $1,000; exports 5000, Ameri-
can 1000; sales $4,000, American
10000
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28

For the year ended December 81 She
United Light and Railways Company
and subsidiary companies reported q
surplus, after taxes. interest and other
charges, of s1,423,7s6. Gross earnings
amounted to s12,298.206 and net earn
sngs s9,S14,s41. Profit and loss surplus
was S297.S071
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Judgments Filed
In New York County

The following judgments were filed yes
terday. May 27 the first name being that
of the debtor:
Archambault. Fred, George Hor-
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Commercial Credits

The commercial money situation
shows no change. Commercial paper
yesterday was quoted at per cent for
most paper and 7A for that bearing
tne fess desirable names, while some
of the gilt-edged paper was quoted as
Iow as 61a per cent.
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates on
prlme bankers acceptances eligible for
purchase by Federal Reserve banks:
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28

The following judgments were filed yes
terday. May 27 the first name being that
of the debtor:
Archambault. Fred George Hor-
N. Y. ...;...,,..;: ;:........:., s1l4ot
Abramson. Joseph. Max Resnick
and Harry j. Mirsky-Same. 1910
Adams, Milton G.-M. CockreM
ct al, costs. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 111.2E
Anderson, Alma N. or Mrs. New
ton Anderson.-stein & Blaine. 1920.
Arezzo, Ettore--P. Pastone & Co,
Inc, ................. 1899;
L. Cough, ..,:.......::....... l.225.4I
Corp. - Creighton Garrison g.
Co. Inc. S,6s15s
Bohn, Jack-H c. Barham.. 1895
Blum, h r { 81. Rtttenberg
ct al. ...,....,.........,....t 1.51s.eG
Baldwin Edna C--H. c. Miller. 1913. OF
Beious. Charles~-L d. Kennedy
Baeker, &C sI, Morris-public Bank & "a 4'
:, Trust CO. ;........, 224.7C
Schwartz and Herman Finkel-
stein-M@orris Norris Plan. \. Y.,.... 1890
Morris Schiff and Henry ".
Schlesinger--Same ...... 1866
Baron, Jacob Joseph Schonerman
and Charles Earon--Same.. 1890
G. II. White & Co, Inc.--oliver
Curtis, VIM B.--A. NJ. Nodine io4sC
Cohn, Irving -- Morris Plan Co.,
M. n, y; 49,, .i........,,' 2l7.ac
mann Go. .,.., ...,....... l0342o
Cotton Demountahle R!n Corp
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United Light Earnings

'Unliated. fsells cents per share.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Cooks

COOKS. mattresses, houseworksrs eh,,,
bernlaids and lauudresses; couples: -,
n&tionallties; specially, Finnish ana
Swedish. Lehti's Agency, So East I25tb 9
Telephone Harlem 5515.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Doubtful Abou. St. Paul Bonds

Question: have two Chicago, Milwau-
kee & st. Paul bonds, convertible IS, Series
b. bought In 1913 at 81 and would like
your opinion to whether / had better
lief that the payment of interest on these
bonds can be maintained with reasonable
certainty. Is the condition of st. Paul
such that resumption of its dividend pay
ments may be expected with improvement
In the general railroad situation? What
are the usual charges made by trust
company acting as an investment trustee
OF an estate? My work takes me out of
the country for considerable periods and
1t becomes necessary for me to delegate
control of my business affairs.~-H. w. S.
Answer-The solution of the Chi
scago, Milwaukee G. St. Paul problem
lies in more economical operation, we
think. We cannot predict what the
outcome will be, but if in the next six
months the road shows largely in
creased net earnings and does this
partly through gain in traffic, and
partly through reduction in trans
portation expenses, without unduly re-
ducing maintenance of way and main
tenance of equipment expenses, we
think that the bond interest will be
reasonably safe. We do not think, how
ever, that the company will resume
dividends on its preferred and common
stock iii the near future, unless the
railroad situation shows a decided
change for the better The charges
for trust company vary with the
trust company, the size of the estate.
and the amount Of work necessary.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
EAST N4TH an

EAST s4TH ST
The above described property will he
sold free of mortgage and subject to the
state OF facts shown by a survey nnade
by George c. Hollerith dated Sentanahar
10. 1912, numbered 7Ossss. also subject to
present tenancies @ W
AS the above premises nonsf.+ =.
thres.story and basement brick ana stone
dwellings,, known as No. 1901 and No, iao3
PaFK Avenue, on adjoining lots, each 10
ey % Ises, they Will be sold separately
Dated. New York. May 25th, 1921.
EEos S. BOOTH
Re4erNe
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28

joying fair demand, as are also sheep
skins and horse hides. A leading Chi
cago packer is said to have sold 10000
April heavy native steer hides at is
cents. The price was held steady dur
ing the last week or ten days, in line
with the asking price of ID cents for
May take-otf, it was stated.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Domestic

HOUSE MAN. situation wanted; city Or,
country. Chas. Freeman. 533 ". is2d
JAPANESE. cook butler; reliable, et,cient
modern furnishing. 106 West 48th Bry.
ant 77s7.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Canada's Food to Enplapd

OTTAWA, May 27.--Alberta agricul-
turists are planning to divert their
products to England as a result OF the
passage OF the FoSdney tariff bill in
the United States, Premier Charles
Stewart, OF that province, declared to-
day while visiting the Dominion capital.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

A. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS money back in s.
years. they still owning property worth +
times what they paid for it, producing bis
life income. Particulars from TEMPLE
TERRACES, 4S e. 41st ST. Murray Hill 6s4e
A ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS money back IN
years, they still owning property WORTH l.
times what they pRfd for it. producing eis
life incomes. Particulars from TEMPLE
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
SITUATIONS WANTED MALg
Office

OFFICE MAN. executive ability; u1guis,
with wide experience: desires coiSnec-
tion. Address G 2T1. Tribune
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
DIVIDEND NOTICES
NORTHERN PIPE LINE CONPaY7

NORTHERN PIPE LINE COMPANY.
18 Broadway. New York.
May 14th 1921
dividend of FIVE dollar $ per share has
been declared on che Capta Stock of this
Company. payable July 1sf, 1921, to stock
holders of record at the close of business
June 1fth, 1921.
All communications regarding payment
or change of address should be sent to the
undersigned not later tha1s June 24th 1921
GEORGE CHESEBRO', Secretary.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Office OF
THE UNITED GAS IMPROVEMENT co
n. w. Corner Broad and Arch Streets

The Directors have this day declared a
quarterly dividend of one and three quar-
ters per cent. (871sc per shasre) on the Pre-
ferred stock of this Company, payable June
10, 1921. to holders of Preferred Stock of
record at the close of b,esiness May 81.
! 1921. Checks will be mailed
I. w. MORRIS Treasurer
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28

Chicago Calf Leather Strong
An exceedingly strong demand for
calf leather persists in the Chicago
market, according to reports received
here yesterday. Country hides are en-
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
FORECLOSURE SALES

SUPREME COURT. COUNTY OF NEW
York. Frederick Wehrum, Plaintiff
against Charles V. Wehrrun. individually
ceased, and others, defendants.
County Clerks index No. 16993-1e16
In pursuance of an tnteTlocutory 1udg-
ment of Partition and sale, duly made
and bearing date the 29th day of January
918. /, the undersigned, the Referee in
said interlocutory Judgment named, will
sell at public auction at the Exchange
Borough of Manhattan, City and County Of
New York, on the 10th day of June. 1921
at IL o'clock noon on that day, by Josenh
r. Day, auctioneer, the premises directed
by SAD interlocutory judgment TO be sold
and therein described follows:
Consisting OF two (2) certain lots or
parcels OF Land, with the buildings thereon
erected, situate, lying and being in tha
County and Stats OF New York, known as
NOS 1901 and 1908 Park Avenue, and
which. taken together, are bounded and
described followsE ''4N
Beginning at point on the easterlv
side OF Park Avenue. distant 80 feet 3 II
inches northerly fHoun the corner Tor,,oa73 y
by the intersection of the nortberiS f lormed NED
of Ninety-fourth Street with the az +sri',
slQe Oh Park Avenue; running thence esr+
cry paralle! with the norther!y side or
Nlnety-fourth Street and for par-t\of the
northerly parallel with the easteriy side
or Park Avenue 80 feet; thence IvesterI5
again parallel with the norrh rherlv side ne
Nlnety.1ourth street and for a part of tha
way through another party wall SC feet
70 the easterly side of Park Avenue ana
thence southerly along the said easteriV
Slde OF Hark Avenue 80 feet to fhe 49,
or place of beginning "0tiiI
dated New York. May 35th 1921.
ENOS S. BOOTH,
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Woman Dissatisfied With Union Pacific

Question-Will you please give me your
opinion about changing some Union Pacific
preferred stock? / have forty shares. 1t
is quoted at 66h and CT and pays $50
twice a year. Would it be to my ad-
vantage to sell twenty shares and buy
something else that would pay me more
percentage? Could I get a little more in
come and still be safe Miss NJ. A. s.
Answer-If you sell Is shares at 81
you will get $1,O25. Your income from
the stock you have left will be $50 each
half year. If you invest the amount
you receive from the sale of Is shares
in Switzerland government per cent
at 1031s, which would be $1,035 for a
bond, you will receive $40 each half
year, making your total income 5000 a
year instead of $3.50 year, as it is
now. We consider the Switzerland Gov
ernment IS a sound investment.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28

the second that of the creditor and date
when judgment was filed
Mclean, Morris--J Eels; Mar 81,
1921 lyacatedl .,:.,.......... s24s.s1
Reardon. Inc-Yale & Towne
Mtg Co: Mar 80, 1921.... 1875
Kallrnayer, Chas-Issac Goldman
Co: July IL, 1910. ........... 29265
Solomon, Chas B--J Buzzlni;
W ,; Oct 1s, 1918. s2sos
N " Mar Q, 1918. .............. 111.7o
Birch, Chas E-J B Wardweu;
9, Jan 80; 1920. ..:............ 2s17o
Spring, Rudolph SamI Einberg,
Chas Levy, Abe Mickel-Morrs
Plan, Y; Jan IL. 1920. 1850
Enrich, Edw III Avignone ct
~ al; May 4, 1921: 1879
n Y Edison Co-~J l. Riddell; May
20. 1921 .................... 3,1351e
Paragon Hat Co--Genuine Pana-
ma Hat Works, Inc; Mar "a,
1921 (vacated) ........... 1ss115
Russell B Smith. Inc--G Buttner;
Aug 4, 1915. ;;........: ....... ssAso
Cohen. Jacob, Henry and Annie.
also JOS Sookne--C Victor ct all
July 2a, 1910. o.,.............. I4aS1
In BRONX County
Green, Morris 49, @ DsPamph.lts;
Mar 8, 1891. I.................. 3I5oI2
N Bogdanoff, Inc. and Norris
Rogdanoff a Beehman; Feb
2S, 1921 .,... rta7 -s
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28

COOK, and WAITRESS. Finnish girls:
speak English references Iehti's Agencr,'
So East 125th ct. Telephone Harlem 55i5
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Diamonds. yeweIry. Etc.

DIAMONDS bought and sold for eash srori
individuals or estates. BENNETT. iT5
Broadway, Cd 2oor
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
OSCAR wAcNrr

OSCAR WAGNER. "stefee'
Attorney for PLAINTIFF
No. 263 Broadway.
Borough of Manhattan
New York City.
me following, is diagram OF the nror.
thereon: oe' NUMBERS
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
BUSINESS CARDS

Dogs, CaLsi bIFus, FOuItty, elC'
LONDON DOG AND BIRD SHOP, ;sl
Fifth ave, best place to buy dog, cal
or bird; all accessories.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
In Bronx County
Bagleibter, Abraham, Charles
Satisfied Judgments
In New York County

The FIRST name Is that of the debtor.
the second that OF the creditor and date
when judgment was filed:
Mclean MOrriS--T ElaIa. Nor
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East Side
West Side
HELF WANTED MALE
Miscellaneous

WANTED-Non- union moving c,...--
operator for out Of town work, -aust !.
experienced. Apply to Mr. Ffetsch,..-
Room 319 Strand Theater bldg s.yt.alsA
morning from 10 to 12 "a!
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Rates Benefit u. S.

cent. P'A
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Widow to Invest Insurance. Money

IgUeSIIOT--I q HIXty-tWO years
old and have sL2. 900 insurance that would
like to invest at or per cent in short
term bonds. What do you think of the
inclosed first mortgage real estate gold
bonds at 71a per cent? I feel that I must
put my money in something safe and take
no chances, and as 1 have had no experience,
with the exception of five shares of Loew g.
Inc, and twenty-five shares in the Federal
Fruit Co. of Virginia (Richmond). new
concern.-Mrs. NJ. w.
Answer-We consider the first mort
gage real estate bonds on the Postal
Savings Building as a good business
mans investment. 2 We would advise
you, however, to divide your invest
ment up among the following: King
dom of Denmark per cent bonds, due
1945, and recently selling at par; the
new Northern Pacifc-Great Northern
612 per cent bonds, due 1886, offered
at 96h, and Canadian Northern per
cent debentures, due 1910, guaranteed
principal and interest by the Canadian
government and selling recently at 102.
They would, in our opinion, give you
safe, well diversified investment with
an income of we'll over per cent. We
advise you to stay out of stocks. Do
not put any of this $4,000 insurance
money into either of the two stocks
you have. If you have no dependents
you can safely get higher yield
OLA per cent? from an annuity and
we suggest that you consider it.
Chooses Wisely for His $4,000
Question: have about $4,000 to invest.
Which stock bonds Except Liberty)
paying from to per cent, would you
consider safe Investments? / have in
mind American Telephone & Telegraph
stocks, per cert Swiss Government, Bur
lington ~ per cent 1886 at 9Sh.-A. B.
Answer-We think you have made a
wise choice Of bonds. The Swiss IS
give you high yield with security
and the Northern Pacifc-Great North
ern 61s per cent bonds, due 1885, Sc
cured by the deposits of Chicago, Bur
lington & Quincy stock are, in our
opinion, high grade and have the at
tractive feature that they are con-
vertible into Great Northern per cent
bonds, which are not callable till they
are due in 1886. We consider the
American Telephone and Telegraph
stock a good investment, but not in
the class of the two bonds you have
named, as far as security Of income
Ia concerned.
New-York tribune., 1921-05-28
Miscellaneous

YOUNG MAN, ex-arnly officer. well sdp.
Gated. desires position during summer
and fall months, excellent references
d 392 Tribune.