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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-02
WE DO MILLWRIGHTINC(,N =
WANTED
CASH FOR DIAMONDS

A., AN H1|ANOlNDO
"a We Ss,S a'd not pay fun yalu9 fo. liar
g0sd and Rilyor tho large 3ewcIrH rHiam9nts.
Srs your 'tnTSs dnSoH%GGu %Gud 10: recommendi md @s @s
asm S'pxH'o tEaT E%T 5hat you 70, moro ms
ears; send postSi gtwiero established oy oyer q
EEGG75S;; STS y; LEE & 20. ne WALNHir ess,,
wanted; we '%ffmI''Srs VIII Sg% Snt'ro 6oas,ho;,
iars irs %TIny"99ssCe ~ any umc SoutE,V, u, *;
WE " 1SS 20" : 10Th st IA Dicinssodf q!9i, i9nn
c.ss sGT2 nns,qFSs ons oHHg ornn1ga i1rn.nre nnJ
Gust 42i4 Hld' d'SluG. SSuG. phone rs nnGut Z sP"'
SKATES a., u, cor I2tn ia TherTy
In cigb,nn.tque ones wanted. iboco
Garyed,gp jyIHH rUnHHrs, century wooden top, b1
81, 5-Ss Mr, Lewis, POS $. 4th. ''''' wanted
wortby bbSSS sSr,l ana gketches; competont ,r;is,
Csyuga st. Pbo1Iai fPbboI w ~ rates. 3, NJ. L., la
ANTIQUE furniture c6iTa IL 20 : -
ARE piecssp p Pictures nlHhss prces Said @ THT ~,
OLD ciG,ET-- - II.S, lH25 Pine. Locust G6SI
Ph. 'bpI,ntns b,ncEtn shoes hats highest prices MIL
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SEWING MACHINES
STAMPS ANN rnr>-e

''SSI5S"G@ SIS disS n,I1n,.o ,nI1n,.oPHEAD, 75c weekly: em
slb! fully EuarSn,ecd Sadhser ,Gnd AND others. IS O
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-02
APARTMENT HOTELS
HOTEL BARTRAM

33D AND CHESTNUT SIS.
Furnished and unfurnished apartments. DIN
Ing room. Phone Preston 2310. -
CHARLES d. PRETTTMAN. OWNER
The MAPLYN, 4oth and walnut sts.---Abso-
luteiy hrepEoof; l room and bath. fur
ntshcd also rooms and bath to sublet, ur-
fmtnlsnnd. Arnerican mani cxcellent loCatlon.
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FURNISHED APARTMENTS

54sS WALNUT ST.-Handsomcly furnished
housekee ping apartment for rent: hot.
water heat. alt modern convon!cnCos: imme.
diate possession.
2lO7 WALNUT (Beth-Allyn Apartments)-
Handsomely furnished apts. embodylng
all OF tho cozlness Of home and tho charm
Of splenddY appointed furnishings.
5O35 WALNUT ST.--Handgomely Furnished
housekeeping apartment for rent: hot
water heat: All modern conyeniences; imms-
diats possession.
T'URH. APIS central loc, by week IL des
Sherwood Apt. Agency. 1894 Walnut st.
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USED AUTOMOBILES

FOR sALE--Loconobue limousine. maroon
color purchassd juno, 1920: condition
aaruo as new in paint. upholstery, ruboer
and mechanical condition. Phone Preston
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Furnished
NEW JERsEY-SEASHORE
ATLANTIC CITY
BOARDING
Observation-Disclosures

ROARDINLi DIRECTORY--First- rooms
and board can be obtained In West PhNn-
6elphia I5li Usage ave. Woodland 1ls2.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1921-02-02

NTED-6- pn ssenser tourIng car. Ford
Sedan or Touring preferred: write stat ne
full particulara. or call Smrdny' y, o.
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FACTORIES WAREHOUSES;. ETC.
= ~ y OR RFN'"
Garages

SOUTH pIIILA store Md rms.
inrm. poss., good oId"F' Will H'''h.". f"N'
lgRh 9 "0'h. ----
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2845 sARTAIN ST, u2th and Lchighl-5.rp,
brownstone dwcllg; posses, $500 cash hal
Snoe as rent. Koehlcr & Co., 1920 Chestnut 81
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Albums usssAMrs' mp JACKETS DIME SETS
fhiLA, STAMP Co, q l'!ssmP I7Tn TS9'isii.os' si
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Worried About First PEOPLES Trust

Question: am paying on block OF
First Peoples Trust bank stool through
II. w Greene Co., of Boston. Owing to
the recent disclosures and upheayal in the
financial affairs of different firms, and the
Massac chusetts State Attorney calling for
l have become very uncertain as to
whether I am going to lose what I have
paid or to continue paying the install
ments l, Will ask you to answer the fol-
lowing qdestions: Would you advise my
paying the rest this block. or shall
take my loss of what havo paid and not
send any moreT What kind Of an invest
inent is this considered by you? Have I
any chance of getting my money out of
tions will tell you that I think have been
"humbugged." but that am still taking
a gamblers chance and paying on the
stock in the hope that / could get my
money back with maybe a small loss when
the stock ia all paid for. whereas. II I stop
payments I lose all.-W. ]. L.
Answer--You do not say how much
you have paid on your contract with
the First Peoples Trust. The COM
pany's assets have deprecated heav-
lily. We cannot advise a person to
break a contract. You did not buy
stock, but shares in a trust. That
makes it most difficult for the share
holders to acquire any control over
their property. Do not buy stock from
your friends" If a man has to go
to his intimates to sell his securities
there is something the matter, as q
rule, either with the salesman or his
OffcriNp
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Irregular Trend
In Dull Trading
On Curb Market
Some Recently Active Is
sues Continue Strong,
but Renewed Pressure
Unsettles the Entire List


A fairly steady tone developed on the
curb market yesterday after some Of
the recently active issues showed evil
dence of continued strength, but re-
newed pressure unsettled the entire list
in the, afternoon and the trend Of
prices At the close was irregular.
Bonds were active and irregular.
Armour Is were fractionally lower.
while the new Belgian IS reacted after
selling at premium Of Is. The final
price was 1001s. Cerro Gle Pasco IS
moved higher.
international Petroleum was lower,
at 1917, but Simms Petroleum was in
good demand and gained more than a
point at 8M. Maracaibo was up nearly
a point, and Csrib Syndicate was
steady. Sweets sold off fractionally at
2ss, while Intercontinental Rubber held
firm at 11h.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Ford Motor Loan
Plans Unsettled,
Say Bankers Here
Negotiations Still in Early
Stage, but Fifteen Year
712 Per Cent Issue Is Ex-
pected by Some Observers

Negotiations for financing the needs
of the Ford Motor Company to the ex-
tent of approximately $75.Ooo,oOo are
still in the early stages, bankers con-
versant with the matter said yesterday,
and 1t was intimated that some time
might elapse before decision would be
arrived at as to the details. In fact
some Of the bankers who have studied
the situation expressed the opinion
that possibly no public offering of
securities might be involved.
Reports received in Wall Street from
Boston. were to the effect that bankers
there had been sounded out as to
whether they would take an interest in
raising funds for the Ford company
and unofficial reports mentioned $75,-
100000 of ffteen-year rs per cent note
or bond issue.
An officer in prominent New York
banking institution, admitting that
there had been discussions relative to
Ford financing, said the whole thing
originated several weeks ago when q
large amount of ninety-day bills of the
Ford Company held by banks in vari-
GUS parts of the country came up for
renewal. The money borrowed by the
company at the time, the banker said,
was for the purpose of paying for hold
ings of minority stock acquired by Mr..
Ford and his associates. When these
bills fell due some of the bankers
interested suggested that it might be
a good thing to consolidate them all
into one large note issue. Shortly
afterward Boston bank, the Old Col
ony Trust Company, which was inter
ested in some financing done for Mr..
Ford two years ago, formed a tentative
group to make a proposition to the
Ford company. Other propositions have
been made to the company, it was said,
but SO far nothing definite has come of
them.
The bankers vino are in q position to
know say that the Ford company is not
in any immediate need of funds to meet
its bank loans and taxes. The bank
loans, it is said, do not mature
until some time in March. and it is not
improbable that they may be extended
again.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Financial Items

A. J. johnson & Co. announce that they
have admitted Frank j. Foley as 8 gen
eral partner.
L. T. Lawtor. oe the Everett Trust Com
c.ated with w. y. Wollman &: Co.
Charles L. Scov!l has resigned as adver-
tisinH and sales manager OF Spencer Trasl5
Medley scovil & Co., Inc, advertising
agency.
John Clausen, formerly vico- president
OF the Chemical National Bank has been
elected a director and vice president OF
the Mexico city Banking Corporation.
The Bigelow state Bank Will open its
Offices at 20 Pint Street on THURSDAY, jan
uary ~. as an institution watch viii offer
banking facilities to deposltors Of small
amounts.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Named Traction Co. Receiver

r INDlANAPoLls, Ind, Jan. 24.-
Henry c. Paul. president of the Old Ma
tional Bank, of Fort Wayne, was named
receiver for the Fort Wayne, Van Vert
q Lima Traction Company by Judge
A. B. Anderson in United States Dis
trict Court to-day. The appointment
was made on petition of the Fidelity
Trust Company, of Philadelphia, which
brought the receivership proceedings
against the traction company to-day
andsalso against the Ohio Electric Com
pany, which is operating the traction
company under lease.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Smelling Directors
Answer Attack of Eilers
Cuggenheim Explains Hold.
ings of the Company's
Securities

Accompanying a request for the
usual form Of proxy for the annual
meeting to be held April 6, twenty -one
directors of the American Smelling and
Refining Company have made q" state
ment in reply to the attack on the Gug-
genheim management by Karl Eilers, a
former vice-president and director, who
has issued an independent call for
proxies.
PREDATORY to the remarks Of these
directors, Simon Guggenheim, presi-
dent Of the smelling company, said
that he and his wife own stock in the
company of the par value of more than
$2,8OO,000 and bonds to the extent of
$3OO,00O. These figures we're presented,
criticism made Of his stock holdings by
Mr.. Eilers.
Referring to the suggestion of Mr..
Eilers that the Messrs. Guggenheim
have been overpaid by the smelling
company, the statement of the direct
ors said that no member of the Gug-
genheim family. aside from the presi-
dent (Simon Guggenheim), now re-
ceives any salary whatever, or has re-
ceived salary since January, 1919.
The directors signing the statement
regarding the American Smelling and
Refining Company include G. p.
Eakins, Charles Earl, John G. Emison,
w. M. Drury, IL. A. Guess, Frank W..
Hills, William Loeb jr., W. S. .McCor-
mick, w. f. Merriss, Willard S. Morse,
Edgar L. Newhouse, C. A. II. de Saulles,
F. Il. Rsiff, E. X. Reefs, John N. Steele,
Evandcr B. Schley, Roger W. Strauss,
G. w. Whitley and II. w. York.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25

NOTICE Is hereby given that the us.
dersigned have formed limited coPaoef, PDof,
nership under the firm name of lcttsAbnu.es .n.es
T. WILLIAMS & SONS FOR terra oi '''''
t5) years from January !, 1871. ...d Ia
The general business 10 be transaclssnoss
dealing in domestic and foreign wooo:. 4.
and the principal place OF business -. !.
located IN New York County Ut ING
dress specified below. .h
The capital contributed IN casn .! !,srs-
OF the special partners $lee, oo0 resp.o resp, 20 ch
ly. has been actually paid in casn y! Cow
OF said special partners. ,seo
Dated New York. Decen.bsr e. ls-"
THOMAS WILLIAMS,
THOMAS X. WILLIAMS
w. W. WILLIAMS, :
u. :. WILLIAMS.
FREDERICK C. lEAhi'
THOMAS BLAGDEN.
General Partners
EDITH S. WILLIAMS.
DORCAS W. FERklS,
Special Partners
ICHABOD r. WILLIAMS & SoNs'
220 Eleventh Avenuc.
New York (.ty.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25

$1,000 st. Louis &; San Francisco prior lien
Series y per cent. $1,000 United States
Rubbsr, "a Per cent gold note. $1,000 In.
first mortgage and collateral trust bonds
$1,000 Chicago & Alton per cent bond.
have been following your investment in
very Instructive and helpful-L. l..
Answer-You appear to have chosen
good securities. AS you say, they are
we'll diversified, and all are amply Sc
cured. We see no present reason to
disturb them.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
sUnllstcd. isells cents per share.
Would Probe Price Advances

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-Investiga-
ton of complaints that the Interi1a-
tional Harvester Company had an
nounced its intention Of increasing
prices Of some Of its farm machinery
products was called for in resolution
introduced to-day by Representative
Jones, Democrat, Texas. The resolu-
tion would direct the House Interstate
Commerce Committee to conduct an
inquiry and il prices have been in
creased TO find out whSA
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Bond Issue Authorized

WASHINGTON, Jan 24.-The Balti-
more & Ohio Railroad Company was
authorized to-day by the Interstate
Commerce Commission to issue and
pledge bonds aggregating s16,000,0O0 to
secure its promissory note. payable to
the Director General Of Railroads.. FOR
So, ,OO0. 900.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Transue & Williams Reno,

Tho Transue & Williams Steel r..-
ing Company reported net profits. s,ts-
Federal taxes, for the year endsa s ~
cember 81, were $670,734, equal to &c :. -
a share on 100000 shares outstsna;ns
stock, at no. par value, compared vsss
$735,9Ss, or s7.35 a share, in 1919 NJ.
sales, after charges, amounted to ssss
734, a decrease Of $140,254. Snr,,.'r
for the year was $170,734. f'''
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Ell Paso II. n. Plan Unopposed

WASHINGTON, Jan. "a Heatings
on the application of the Ell Paso &
Southwestern Railroad Company for
authority to issue 100000 shares of
common capital stock with no par value
to rcplacc the present $4,000 shares
valued at $35 100000 we're held to-day
by Examiner Burnside of the Inter
state Commerce Commission without
opposition TO the plan developing.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Great Northern Loses Appeal

WASHINGTON, Jan. 24.-For want
Of jurisdiction the Supreme Court to-
day dismissed appeals of the Great
Northern Railroad Company from de-
-eision of the Minnesota Supreme Court
refusing to enjoin the City of Minneap-
ellis from condemning property Of the
railroad company for purposes OF Wild
enine STREETS
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Investment
Information,

QwestSoms Of general interest 70 IL.
Ssstsrs will 30 sHsoeysd IN this esj-
xmx, in pkich case only initials sstu
30 used. Othsrs soiu be answered by
msiI. Add9ess all inquiries, ixolss-
~ . stsmpsd, addressed enveiope. to
ESMs~ctsl Editsr, The Tribune, 1SI
Nasseu Street. Nesv York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
-Four full columns Of in.
restnrent questions and an.
s.0ers are published in The
Tribune euery Sunday.
Fare Reduction Blocked

DETROIT, Jan. 2A.--rhe Michigan
Public Utilities Commission was per-
manently restrained by the Federal
Court here to-day from reducing rail-
road passenger rates from three TO two
and onc-half cents mile within the
state. The order was issued on appli-
cation of thirteen Michigan roads.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25

FEUCHTWANGER. CAIN & co.
We. the undersigned, desiring 10 tof,n ,..: .
limited partnership Dursus nj 10 the isss
certify: =,
l) The name or nrr, under which saM
Partnership Is 10 be conducted is FE9Cn!!,
wherein the principal place OF business, ,. y
to be located is the County Of New iofk
(2) The general nature of the business
intended to be transacted Is s.as'it gen 4
brokerage business. including. dea4ins "
securities and buying and selling esockn
bonds and other securities. cotton. g'1s
and other commodities on commission
(o( The names OF all the genera ~ ssS
special partners interested therein ana
their respective places OF residence az -
follows:
The general partners are:
HENRY FEUCHTwANGER. who ~
ROBERT F. NATHAN. who resides :, :.
No. ~ West 74th Street. ia the Borough y
Marhattan, City, County and STATE -
MAX II. ENGEL. who resides a. 80; sis
West S5th street. in the Borough OF ie.u, @.r
haitian. City. County and state oi Se'
AUSTIN J. FEUcHTwANGER. who re-
sides at Riverside. State OF Connecticut =,
SEQ East 2lst street. in the Borough ., .,
brooklyn. County OF Kings and Sta'e %
New York.
The. ss2ecial partner is: ~ .. No.
3aol Eutew Place. Baltimore. State O.
Maryland.
Al OF the partners are OF sul! age A..
% The. amount OF capital when hi,... .r.
said Frank u. Calm. the special par.ne,;;
has attributed 10 the common stocx1 1,s, ..
the partnership is One hundred ana IL"
thousand dollars $3.50 oool. .s.
(S) The partnership Is 10 begin On On =. =
Sd day OF January. 1921, and Is 10 ene
tho 3lst day OF December. 1921.
Dated New York. December 81. lysv.
HENRY FEUCHTWANGEt~
ROBT. J.. NATHAN.
MAX r. ENGEL,
A J. FEUCHTWANGEKs
D. FRANK II. SETTELE.
FRANK B. CAIN
BY Harold Nstharn r.u
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
No Reason to Disturb His Holdings

Question-Are therc any Of the follow
ing which you feel I should dispose Of aud
purchase others in order to strengthen my
security? I do feel. though. my bonds are
Steel Company marine equipment. 1000
per cent New. York Central 1o-ysar col
French Republic external gold bonds,
$1,000 Bush Terminal Building first mort
guge bond. 81 900 per cent Chicago, NIL
waukee 6: St. Paul gold bond Series 4,
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
His Bond Purchases Sound

Question-Your opinion on tho following
bonds which l have bought recently will
20 greatly appreciated: $500 Anaconda
sumers' Power Company per cent due
1898. $500 National Leather 8 per cent due
1926, 5000 B. b. & r. Knight 2 per cent
due 1880. $500 Pennsylvania and Ohio
Power and Light 7h per cent due 1916.
10000 Massey Harris per cent duo 1880,
$1,000 Diamond Match tn per cent due
1885. $1,000 Northwestern Bell Telephone
per cent due l94o.-C. A. S.
Answer-All your bonds arc sound
investments, in our opinion. We think
you havc made no mistake in purchas-
ing them.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
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FINANCIAL

ASSOCIATED GAS AND ELECTRIC ~
Pursuant TO tho SINKING FUND prv',ns.tsd
January J. 1915 by and between Asseois,s,s .is,s,s
Car and Electric Company ana r,ussals r,uvl
Trust Company. Trustee. sealed ppnsns
Cor the sale 10 Fidelity Trust Ionssf Ionnssg, ~
Trustee. at a.prico noe to exceed iesx iesxsst
tho par va.sfN thereof and accrued ias'.s nent
OF 8 sufficient number OF tho six pes ~res.
(soc> bonds issued UNDER sa'd Iruses a. ,r,u
nent to take up the sum OF W, so. ..,.v.fee Wv
bn received at the Office OF said Tru.sstH1 u,rtH1
sss -ssi Chestnut street. Ph.'adeirnis' =
February J, 1e2s. vt - o'clock neon. .,sfsA
FIDELITY TRUST CoMPAN ~ JsttHssssTT
wm, II. Cast. Prlfaoea
philadelphia. January .. 1881.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
New York State Bonds

issued In coupon and registered form
not intercbangcable. Coupon bondn reri.s
Tar
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25

THE AMERICAN INSTITUTE of the City
Of New York. Quarterly Meeting Thurs,
FEB. 50. 1871. At $3.50 p. rn., Hotel Rioh.
uncnds 20 W. ~ n. q. y. Murdock. ssc.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Security of Bush Terminal Issues

Question: would greatly appreciate In
formation tip,a concerning the security behind
Company 5s. Bush Building 5s New York
Central & Hudson River 3iAs 1898. Grand
Trunk Pacific Branch Line 1889 and 1912.
Wi!l you also kindly give mo your opinion
OF these bonds from standpoint OF
curty Of principal?-n. c. p.
Answcr-Bueh Terminal Consoli-
dated S per cent bonds 1855 arc Sc
cured by a first collateral lien on the
entire capital (s20,00O) of the Bush
Terminal Railroad, which owns an
electric railroad free from bonded
debt from Twenty-eighth Street and
Sixty-ffth Street, Brooklyn, also on
the entire capital Of the Bush Terminal
Buildings Company, which owns nine
city blocks in Brooklyn, and a second
mortgage on the property secured by
the first per cent bonds. The Bush
Terminal Buildings Company per
cent 1860 are secured by first lien on
a number of large modern terminal
factory and loft buildings in Brooklyn
and Manhattan. New York Central $'a
per cent 1898 are secured by first lien
on seventy miles, sccopd on S66, third
on 1,616, fourth on 2T, besides being
lien on leasehold interests. There
are $272, $4,000 prior liens, and the
issues underlies the consolidated 4 per
cent 1898, debentures of 1884 and 1912,
and the refunding Ak per cent 2O1S.
There are four issues of Grand Trunk
Pacific Branch Line bonds: Alberta
Lines first per cent 1889, and Alberta
Lines first sterling per cent 1942
both guaranteed by the Province of
Alberta; Saskatchewan Lines first 4
per cent 1899, guaranteed by Saskatch-
evan, and Terminal Az per cent 1943,
also guaranteed by Saskatchewan. All
the bonds you name are entitled To
very good ratings, in our opinion.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
THE BORDEN COMPANY

Common stock Dividend No 81
The regular semi annual dividend ofs4~
has been declared on tho common stocf of
this Company. payable February 18th
1891. to stockholders OF record February
lat. 1921. Books DO not close. Checks TO
he mailed by tho Bankers Trust Company.
Dividend DisbursIng Agents.
+. Il. SHOVE
Treasurer.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Thinks keystone Telephone IS Low

Question--Kindly let me know II Keystone
Telephone Company per cent bonds at
50 are good investments. and why are
they 30 low I have been holding some
1ehigh Valley Transit Co. cumulative pre-
ferred. 1t is selling at 20 now, I think,
and has not paid dividends for some time.
Would it be Advisable to hold this or sell
!t?--R. j. 3.
Answer-kcystone Telephone earn
ings have not been sufficient to give
the bonds a high rating. There is
fair margin, however, and we regard
the bond as fair one. SO long as you
have held your Lehigh Valley Transit
stock this long it may be we'll to retain
it, as the traction situation generally
appears to show signs Of improvement.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Demands s Per Cent for His $4,000

Question: am constant reader OF
your column and would greatly appre
ciate your advice on the following: ! have
about $4,000 to invest and would ask that
You kindly suggest good railroad
or industrial bonds maturing in about 10
to 20 years. for me to put this money
In. / would like To get a return of about
per cent. If this Is possible, with a rea-
sonable amount of safety. Are the Amer-
can Car and Foundry Company and the
American Tobacco Conpany's earnings
high enough at the present time to
tinue the ~ per cent dividend on the COM
mon stock? Do you consider either of
these stocks fairly good investment. or
DO you consider 1t probable that the divl-
dend rate will be reduced &C. NJ. b.
Answer-The following bonds, while
not yielding 8 per cent, return we'll
over 7 per cent. We regard them as
sound Investments: Northwestern Bell
Telephone 7 per cent 1941, Westing-
house Electric 7 per cent 1881, Dia-
mond Match 71s per cent 1885, Heinz
& Co. z per cent. American Car and
Foundry, and American Tobacco COM
mon stock are of the best of this class,
but they are the first issues of the
respective companies to feel the effects
Of changes in earnings. Therefore
they must be considered somewhat
speculative. We cannot attempt to
forecast dividend actions of companies
We regard such stocks as very fair in
vestments for a business man.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25
Miscellaneous OIL Companies
Name Of Comnarv

Atlantic Lobos Oil..... o. %
r. do pf ..c,................... 70 50
ELK Basin Cons Pet Co.. r.. :"
Imperial Oil Ltd. 81 1o3
Magnolia Petroleum m......... $50 1Sn
Merritt OIL Corp. fSs, ~
Midwest Refining Co..... 13S 19o
Mountain Producers . -
Northwest OH Co....... On ~
Producers & Ref Corp com
Salt Creek Producers new 10 ,o,>
Sspulpa Refining Co. .. H.. S|
Western states OIL {; Land co. I. :,
New-York tribune., 1921-01-25

The annual meeting OF the Stockholders
or Tho New York Edison Cong pany for the
election OF Trustees for the ensuing year
and for the transaction OF such other bust
ness as may properly come before the
meeting, VIII be held ut the oftice OF the
COMPANY. Irving Place and Fifteenth
street. New York City, 'ruesday February
s, 1927. at ] . o'clock noon.
WALTER NEUMuLL.ER Secretary