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New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
How to Invest $40 Weekly sav,nes

Question--It ia my intention to nut aside
,oa u'aoa an 'nuehnlte time t.-e sum of $40 each
money money where It viii yield a good rate Of
interest interest with 100 per cent safety. would
out TO have them added to tho principal
as tney become payable. VIII you kindly
advise advise ne me how to inveat this amount to
secure the best results. giving II possible
the names of the firms or instttutions vof,
would recommend for the purpoae yo,1
So9gestT Tott"ar, tn The sum would invest viii
reprcsent my entire savings, and barring
Unforeseen circumstances, / do not exnec1
to disturb 1T for ten or twelve years.WJ
a. H.. Jersey City.
Answer Tie New Jersey building
ana loan associations are the only in
stltutions we know of which exact]v
fulfill your savings needs. As "v,,y voy
probably know shares are 81 each. pav-
able monthly, and each share runs into
$20O in about eleven and one-half
years, when they are paid. Their Yield
Is around or per cent, derived from
first mortgage loans. These associa-
tions are 80 closely supervised and re-
stricted by the State Department of
Banking and Insurance that they have
the safety Of banks, but very little ex-
pense. We suggest that you inquire
among your acquaintances in Jersey
City and take out shares in one or two
| associations. Another way you can en-
Pioy your Iun0S Is Duylng bonds on the
partial payment plan. 1t might yield
more than the building loan associa-
tion, but it would require time, atten-
on and discrimination on your part.
A $1,000 bond selling at discount re-
quires a deposit of from 500 to $3.50
and time payments. 1t is better to buy
$1,000 pieces, as a rule, because there
is a better market for them. But you
may also buy bonds in $100 pieces, and
in the case Of Prudence bonds, issued
by the Realty Associates, and the S. w.
Straus bonds, the marketability is not
affected by the fract onal denomina-
tions. If you decide to buy listed bonds
or stocks, stick closely to investment
issues, such as we frequently mention
in The Tribune. If you use the partial
payment plan be careful to get trust
worthy broker.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Writes Far From Maddinx Crowds

Question--wnl you please tell mo which
Is best to do, as. you see I am FAR from
the 'madding" lFlorida} and your column
Is quite an educator have bought
Standard OIL of New Jersey on your say so,
and would like to take five of my 32.b00
third ~ Liberty bonds. now they are
up to 93, unless they drop before you
get this and buy Standard OIL OF New
York, as they are at par. Are they as
good az the Standard Oil OF New Jersey.
seasoned Der cent preferred i'et stock m NOT
above par and not railroad stock7 Do l
have to have stock registered MRS. e. D.
MISUNDERSTANDING Oil of New Jer-
sey preferred stock is a sound invest
ment. Standard Oil of New York has
recently made an issue of notes. We
regard them as high grade. You might
consider American Steel Fcundries 2
per cent preferred stock. 1t sells for
about 88, and we regard it as a good
investment. You should have your
stock registered in your name.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Had Better Exchange for Higher Yield

Belgium 1926 bond purchased at per 1riot eent
TO yield about 6la per cent would
Ike' IL possible. at present market CON
oltion. to swap this FOR a long-terrn bond
say twenty years or longer and of equal
or PETER yield and still be safe. and
v,la woula IKE your suggestions in this matter.
y, w nae can you say of the Northwestern
n nelI Telephone twenty-year per cent
nTSt mortgage bonds about to be issued
also ,, the Bergen, Norway. 1915 IS? Would
lhe your suggestion on four or Ave do
mcstic or Canadian bonds. either railway
or public utility bonds no stock.
Answer-It is our opinion that long
term investments are most desirable at
this time. While short term issues Of
fer attractive yields, it seems to us
unlikely that when they mature anv
such opportunities will be offered as at
present. The Northwestern Bell Telc
phone 7 per cent bond is good in
vestment, in our opinion, ms are the re-
cent issues Of Canadian National Rail
ways and Canadian Northern Railway
! per cent bonds. The CITY of bergen
bonds are safe enough. Norway has
always enjoyed good credit. Both Nor
way per cent and Denmark 8 per
cent bonds are safe, in our opinion.
You might also consider Steel and Tube
company of America 7 per cent selling
for about 95h. This is a good bond
as are Heinz & Co. Z per cent and tho
Diamond Match IN per cent bonds.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Sees Way to Improve Income

Question: have a Central Pacific gen.
eral per cent bond. selling now at "a.
Would Ike to change II into something
that would give a better yIeld. although
perhaps not quite we'll occurred. What
do you think Of guaranteed stocks? There
Ia nm Illinois Central per cent isauo now
selling about IS. guaranteed by the Illinois
Central Railroad. Thirteen shares Of this
would give me an income OF 3t2 year
against $40 for the bond. besides being bet :
tor from the income tax viewpoint. DO
you not think the safety Of the new invest
ment snfticien, and would you sdvise the
nois Central 40 yield e.se.-B g. H.
Answer--1f you mako the change you
suggest your investment position will
not be so sound, although the Illinois
Central guaranteed stock is entitled to
good rating, in our opinion. The ILL.,
nois Central II a we'll managed corpor-
alton, but the Central Pacific bonds are
secured by first lien on large system.
II you are willing to accept this change
under these circumstances you would,
Of course, obtain better income at
present
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Investing $500 for Five Years

Question: want to invest $500 in a
safe bond. yielding 6 or per. cent, to
mature in 1925 or 1925 AS shall need
the principal then, I would like q bond OF
a company that you believe will be in
position to redeem 1t at maturity. Would
you please suggest ono or "A. p. r.
Answer-For the short term you
specify you are entitled to little more
yield than or per cent. You may
choose among Southwestern Bell Tele-
phone per cent convertible notes,
1925, to yield $50 per per cent; Anglo
American Oil tbs, 1925, to yield 730
per cent; Bethlehem Steel Marine
equipment Is, 192l-'30, to yield $50 to
750 per cent; Pacific Fruit Express
equipments, 1925-35, to yield $40 to
sos per cent; Northern Pacific equip
ment Is, 192l'30, to yield GAO to 7.26
per cent. The last three are excep-
tionally well secured.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Youth scorns Care In Small Things

Question: have been . reAuer OF The
pleasure in reading your Invest ment Cot
umn. Am l mist aiken in thinking The
Tribune insists on reliable information be.
so are the advertisements OF tho Middle
States. Imperial and Hart on printed In
rae T5bas td 1921 m ell a.
81 per share and pay "a per cent? Would
you be kind enough to give me tho hold
ms any EuFes on n hs rs9aru 70 a
perial and Hart OH oompanies7 l know
these stocks are speculative and that you
/ am st.i in the early stage of life and
we all do a little speculation. for even
tune for put had ons woua aks
sound advice on bonds. or preferred stocks.
II 10 possible with a small amount to buy
lower priced stock an, wait for & return urn
very much-T. II. T. jr.
Answer-Hart oil sells for 81 share
because that is the price, set by the
company 1t is double par, 81, there
fore reducing the yield to IL per cent
which is not large return for an oil
stock o tn class. Middle States Oil
paid its regular 30-cent quarterly divi-
dend January l and 10 cents extra. The
Imperial Oil Company. Ltd, is the Ca
madam Standard Oil subsidiary and is
an important concern. 1t pays So q
year (par $25), and on December 18
last it paid $3.50 extra in Canadian
government bonds. The Tribune ad-
vertisements you ment on were true.
They did not say any of those oil stocks
were investments. They are not. Evil
IDENTIFY you think small amounts are not
to be cared for like large ones; that
you should buy cheap stocks and take
big chances. The opposite is the truth.
If you do not invest your first small
capital properly the probabilities are
you never will achieve chance to be
conservative with big ones. F. w. Wool
worth built the tallest building in the
world and left fortune Of more than
$27, 900, and made it from nickels
and dimes. He started with less, prob
ably. than you have. Many others have
done the same thing.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Scared by Safe Bonds Hirh Common

4uestion-Please let me know your
IIpin.on Inso o.. OF the new Issues Of bonds Of the
per cent and the Northwestern He'll
iINiephone tweny-year 7 per cent These
nave been recommended to me for In.
vestment The rate is high. which make,
M aoubtiul- These companies will hardly
continue TO pay per cent and per cent
Tor twenty years They both appear we'll
secured as far as able to Judge
Answer-We regard both these issues
as good Investments We see no raas
son why you should not purchase them
When money rates are high corpora
tlons having financing to do must pay
current rates. There are many old
issues Of per cent bonds, issued at a
time when just such condition ex-
ilseed as now prevails. Most Of these
bonds proved themselves safe. We do
not believe you should worry about
that feature We believe business will
be better.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Answer-Of the bonds you mentor
we regard Canadian Northern dehen
Seeks Safety for Her $4,000

Question-Will you kindly give me your
opinion of the following representing a
safe Investment for person with about
$1,000: Northwestern Bell Telephone twen-
ty-year per cent bonds. United States
Steel preferred stock. Standard Oil Com
pany preferred stock. Texas Company
short-term note expiring 1929? 1t ia de-
sired to put this money out invest
ment and not speculation. Would also
appreciate information "a to other stocks
or bonda you consider a good Investment.
Mrs. M. S. M.
Answer-We suggest that you dis
card the Texas Company notes because
Of their short term and split your $4,000
in $4,000 Northwestern Bell Tele-
phone Is, $4,000 United States Steel
preferred and $1,000 Standard Oil of
New Jersey preferred. All are sound
Investments. The Standard Oil Is call
able by the company and the Steel is
not. That we regard as an advantage
for Steel, because with money bringing
such high rates as at present we think
long-term investments are attractive.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Cutting Tax Exemption
Plan for Making Law Clearer Is
PrOpOsed

In order to eliminate both the dan
ers and the inequities in any system
f Federal income taxes under the de-
ision of the United States Supreme
ourt, however, inconclusive tina, de-
sion may ebe in view of the facts
gently stated in the official organ
the American Bar Association, vari-
vs. comment is being made upon the
'cFadden resolution for conssitu-
onal amendment.
Certain tentative changes advanced
Alfred f. Holcomb, secretary-trcas-
rer of the National Tax Association,
re suggested. The McFadden amend
.ent would read rs follows, the Hol-
.omb changes being in parenthesis:
THE Congress shall have power to
ay and collect taxes on lgains. profits
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Aetna ExDlOaiveR Rnud.

ouestion--Could have your opinion
about Aetna Explosives Corporation 6 nar
cent series y bonds due 194i "A. M.
Answer -- According to the latest
statement of the Aetnu Explosive Com
pany (year ended June so, 1920 the
company earned, after interest charges
on the $4,002,575 Series A and B Der
cent bonds, $1,510,93O. This was the
equivalent Of $2.77 share on the 545.-
144 shares of capital stock. The Series
B bonds are subject to the right of the
Series A bonds. Therefore, we should
prefer the A bonds. We regard these
issues MS fair investments, for the COM
pnny appears to have a brighter future.
1t was announced in July that the sale
OF by-products, which had been a necli-
gible factor hitherto, was running at
an annual rate Of 100000.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
N. Y. Central and Tel. and Tel.

Question: ask your advice concerning
the purchase Of American Telephone and
Telegraph stock ana New York Central
Railroad stock. Before the war New York
Central stock was considered very good
The price is low now and should think II
would be good tsms to set in. What do
you think of those two As 4 permanent in t,
vestrnsnt ?H. g. &.
Answer--Amcrican Telephone and Tele-
graph stock 10 entitled to very fair
rating for business man. New York
Central is one of the best stocks Of its
class, but It Is somewhat speculative
on account Of the unccrtaint of the
railroad situation. We do not recon-
mend railroad common stocks for con-
Asyvativs investment
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Seeking London.New York Arbitrape

Question: would be Obliged if YOU
could give me some Information about tho
canadian Pacific. Where is the transfer
oHlce In Canada or the United Statcs7
How long would it take a broker to deliver
stock after buy? Why Ia the stock
quoted below 120 In New York and above
i7O IN London? Would 1t pay to tal,e
stock from here and sell In London ?-E. G.
Answer-The Canadian Pacific main
tains transfer office both in New
York and in Montreal. A broker can
deliver stock to you the day after pur-
chase. If you wish it transferred to
your name it would probably take an
other day. There is difference in
the quotation between New York and
London because of the depreciation Of
sterling. You would not find it very
profitable to arbitrage, we think.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Buys Sound Public Utility Bond

Question: recently purchased $4,000
worth Of Kansas Gas and Electric nrst
mortgage bonds due March !, 1922. WIN
you kindly inform me If made a safe
Investment? Also inform me what is your
opinion on the following short term notes:
American Tobacco due 1922, Bethlehem
Steel due I922-'23 Swift &, Co., due l921-'25
and Sinclair due 1925 &C. 8.
Answer-Kansas Gas and Electric
first mortgage bonds are sound, in our
opinion. Of the short term notes YOU
mention all are conservative invest
ments with the exception of Sinclair
notes. Even these are safe enough, but
oil company notes of this description
are not entitled to highest rating, in
our opinion
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Westinghouse 7s High Grade

Question-Does there appear to be anv
o9Injectionaole o. features about Westing house
Hlectrtc and Manufacturing Company's 7
servative investments The yield seems to
De higher than the usual run OF high
FRA trade ponds and was trying to get at
Answer--We regard Westinghouse r
per cent 1881 as good Investment
1t is not long term, however. The com
pasny''s earnings are ample to care for
all charges and preferred and common
dividends and leave a substantial sur-
plus. 1t is our opinion that before
very. long it will be found that manv
bonds are to-day selling below their
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
New Japanese Electric Project

A bill is to be introduced into the
Diet by the Railway Department, states
the Japan Chronicle, in connection
with project for the creation Of a
company to be called the Imperial Kali
way Hydroelectric Company. Seven
tcnths of the proposed capital of loV'-
600 600 yen is to be invested by sae
government, the remainder By the PUB
lie
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
New Tin Discoveries

New discoveries OF tin in the ku'
nanan district OF Malaya are stated ID
Finance and Commerce to re YER ex-
tensive. Veins from fifteen TO sixty
feet in width have been found running
north and south for considerable dis
tanceS.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Proposed Sugar Monopoly

Sugar manu- acturers are mucn IN
terested in the proposal shat the GOV.
crnment take over the management o.
the sugar industry in Formosa IN 'e.
of the depressed market conditions.
is suggested Fat the producing con-.
panies be purchased by means OF -
issue of public bonds amounting !"
1000 goo yen.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Investment Information

QsesfJons ef esssrel i~tevest 70 ~
sssesrs will 30 ansa0sre3 IN tkis 81.
HNsr, ~ achsch cass only initials VII
As used. Others scill 81 ansWered ~
nrsil. Add~ess al. tmquiy1es. ixolss-
saS s.smped. addressed enVelops. 70
Tsxsxetsl Editor, Ths Tribune. lSS
Nassau Street, Nsso York City.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Prices Are Steady
In Quiet Trading
Outside Market
Unusually Small Volume of
Business in Short Session
on Curb; Most Interest
Again in Mining Group

Trading on tho curb yesterday was in
small volume, as was to be expected In
the short session. Most interest was
again attached to the mining group,
Prices held fairly steady most of the
day, although there was slight re-
action in Intercontine entail Rubber, at
tributed to delayed profit taking. Oil
shares were quiet and price fluctuations
were small.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
,h. Sto,kboldcrs OF Anchor Ware

To the Stockholders of Anchor *s'
PLEASE TAKE NOTICE THAT in;a1 inn
regular annual meeting Of the viii
arr OF the Anchor Warehouses. Inv. ,,nn
be- held at the office of said cnrpe,m',n m,
3sl East 47th St. New York City' ."
leth day OF February. 1921, AT p ~.
CARLO AUDITORE. Sscrssss's
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
DIVIDEND NOTICES
E1sEMANN MAGNETIC CoRr0RAr1oN.

DIVlDEND no. s. -,
New York. January 2s ias.
A regular quarterly dividend o. SIZE pec
share on the Preferred Capital STOCK ,ss "a
this Company has been declared pSss.scrd
February /. 1927. to stockhol 'ers OF 10,
at the close Of hu.iness January H. lq-.'
F. s. JEROME. Treasurei'
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Bond Discounts Mean Different Things

Question-ln your paper OF january IA
you advised Miss NJ. L. H. to buy 81 900
bond OF Wabash. Omaha Division first 3,a
per cent maturing 1871. l have ordered
one at around SO. You said it was a good
investment. In to-day's paper you said,
bonds selling at SO cents on the dollar.
tAey, c9ull not be n safe Investment
Answer~There is vast difference
between a 3!1a per cent bond selling
around so and S per cent bond selling
at the same level. The Wabash bond
you mention at so yields $50 per cent
and the Interborough at the same price
10 per cent. The Interborough bond
would have to sell in the upper 70s to
yield as low as the Wabash. The 20
points or more difference represent the
difference in their security.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Taking Money From Savings Bank

Question: have $500 which 7 want to
take from savings bank and turn into
est. Would you advise a few shares OF
Consolidated Gas of New York. which I
understand is paving 7 per cent, Famous
haps Kansas City Power and Light ,at
per cent? I thought perhaps stock would
De better as l could sell any time.--Miss
L. c. M
Answer-We believe it best to place
your funds in higher grade securities
than those you suggest. None ia en-
titled to very high ratings. Do not be
attracted by issues Offering abnormal
yields. Such stocks as American To
bacco per cent preferred, United
States Steel 7 per cent preferred and
Standard Oil of New Jersey per cent
preferred are better for your purposes.
You could buy one share of each and
the total cost would be about $500
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Wonders What Yivaudou Ia

Question-Would you kindly let me know
what you think of vivaudou AS an in
vv"stment stock? Is 1t a railroad or m!n-
Ing stock, copper or silver. and how much
dividend do they pay? DO they pay month
~ or quarterly ?-E v. s.
Answer-Four guesses, and all Of
them wrong. Vivaudou is face pow
der stock. The company recently re-
duced its quarterly dividend from so to
Is cents. tits not an investment issue,
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Standard Oils
Other Oils

Sales. Open. High. Low. Last.
lss$$ ssss :ix,3sa :i:sSS: III, Si': * -
500 scit 3 r sh 2sA 2s9s 2slss 29ss
sSS 1SS :pSqusssf :p'x Ss,fo on p Ss e SS@ e
1000 Engineers Pet l ia III
1899 900 !,ssss,and Esdsra on II; 2 ,2n 2 ,2is
800 "Glenrock Oil. 2is 2b 2M
iSs iss :assp7a1 :sa.oi Oil o IS 81 a. - - -
's$$ $$ sss 3sssssst H:ss: S 's& Il ~ II
zoe zoo :Ms[s;;; :SsTas3i59 e., o =. 1sss 1sA *
ss$$ ss$$ s$$ H5S;ss :%Is*;s5 9' rex : : + + (
s: $$ 81; 81: 3 Il Il Il i Il II
500 *Rcd Rock OH ~ a
:nSs" s c?S seq Prod 3s 15~ tx IN
700 SSettled Pr Co 2h 2h 2H 2lA
400 Skelly OIL. 80. sil 81 az
1900 'Stanton on.
zoo U s Oil Corp. 10 10 10" 10
75o Victoria OIL. u II y *
200 @Woodburn Oil * TX IL IL
Mining
Sales. Open. Hiph Ynw ya.+
10000 Alias ias''ea Gold: Il IS 81" %
sSSS ssSS :t5as'ch .ths'eh 2 "a t(aD}} 3 3. ; ;
,s$Ss s$$$ $ tSss's ;!;ss; IS isSS ,., q Il 4 It
25oo .Candelaria 8. 1s 20 Is 20
,3$s ;$s :{ss'NSsy csa: W siv * * x ~
' + :: $:;:; s s j Il
ssoo .teola Div. W.: zos q IL 20 2oon
$500 '+Goldf Cons. 8
1900 .tHarmil D NJ 25 80 rs 80
$500 .Henrietta Sill. 2H 2H
$500 sfJim Butler. 1913 1s 17h IS
$500 fJumbo Extcn. s
400 'fKnox Divide 16 II 1hK l5,.
5000 'Lone St NJ. 5 &
$500 -tMncN CT NJ. IS 13 IL 13
1000 sfMacNam Mig II II II IT
1900 Magma Cop. 22 20 % %
1900 'tMarsh Ming. 10 10 3 9
&; :; &; $:;;:: :;;:'; :; 81; :; e;
$50 ST Croix Silv.. "A y u n
2700 "tSllver Pick.
200 Stand Silv Id. Nr s. + ',
1000 'tSuccess Ming 2n 2ia 21n 2L,
1000 "Sutherld Div. 9
1900 "Taliapoosa 8. p y =. y
$50 sTonopah Bel. 1M ~. III -
400 "Tonopah Div. ~ Ia IN TX
270 Tonopah Ext. liz III lM 1i1
750 Untd Eastern 2-1t 2,z IN "a
1000 "+U Cont NJ. SA az .
200 sfVtct . "a p) Is 4H ~
1000 +Wh Caps Mg. 9 an sN
$500 Wilbert Ming. 8
Bonds
Sales 1000 omitted) Open. High. Low. Last
$40 sAilied Pick 6s.. 81 " b6ia 81
20 sAr, T & Il 6s '22. 97't 97n 81 Of
edo 1924...... 96 90 e6 96
80 Am A Ch 7las. 97ts 97ss 97h 81
Anaconda 6s.. S6A 86x 8sA 86s.
so "Anacondn Cop Ia 93A 94 93A %
"Ang Am o 7 ias. ~ l00ia 1901. 400
l6 ~Armour 7s.. ...... 96t sShs 96'a ~
10 ~Beth 81 7s 35.. % 06lx % o6N
10 ~Brazil 1t q Tr. 9oh 90iy pQ9 90 .
9sCan N Ry 7H '39..l03 1e2 l02 lo2
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30
Holds Smelling Preferred at 81

Question: own ten shares OF American
Smelling and Refining Company 7 per
cent preferred stock, bought at 81. Do you
consider this safe Investment? If your
advice Is to sell kindly suggest a better
buy.--R. w. c.
Answer-Amerlcan Smelling and Re-
fning shares have been pounded pretty
price for .hc preferred stock We fire.
hard lately. OF course, you paid q high
quently mention other preferred stocks
which we consider better investments.
New-York tribune., 1921-01-30

unlisted. tsells cents per share.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-08
SENATE STRIVING FOR
OLD TINE RECOGNITION
CONTINUED from Page ons)

(Coutinued from Page One)
up almost as a unit against the meas
ure and criticized Republicans for
attempting to rush 1t thru.
Tho defeat OF the Winslow bill how
ever was only temporary, for after
falling to receive the necessary two
thirds vote, the house rules committee
reported n rule which pfoVides Tor its
consideration Tuesday.
The vote Monday was 220 to III
which line up. IL maintained TUESDAY,
easily will give the measure the ma
jority needed.
funds for the disqualification of dis
abled service mon was followed by tho
adoption OF similar legislation by tho
senate. The latter went the house
one better however, making totai
appropriation OF 3iS,eoo.ooo avaiiaole
thru amendments on tho sundry civil
bill.
The house hospital bill provides for
erection Of fve regional hospitals for
sick and disabled soldiers at *25oo,-
600 each. and $4,000 for conversion IN
to hospitals of buildings at Forts
walla Walla. Wash, and Mckenzie
Wyo.
one senate amendment to the sun
dry civil BILL would appropriate W.
500 900 for five new hospitals and ths
other would provide 100000 for the
care OF disabled veterans thru i'm,
provcments or new construction OF
public health service hospitals Inc
latter are located at Boston. New
York. Pcrryville, Md. Norfolk, Whip
pie Barracks. Arizona; Chicago, Lake
City, Florida; Atlanta, Louisville
Fort Bayard. N. NJ; Evansville, IND.
Pittsburg and Forts Mckenzie. Wyo.
and walla walla. Wash.
( Tho good roads bill would permit ex
penditure of sloo. .O0o.o 900 and was OF
fercd as substitute for the Nc
Arthur bill which sought to appro
priate that sum each year. Tor nv
years.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-02-08
TEACHER SUICIDES FOLLOWING
ANONYMOUS SLANDERINC LETTER

Falls City, Neb Feb Following the receipt Of anonymous
letter anderng her. Miss Florence Stewart school teacher killed
herself with revolver last night