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New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
For Reinvestment of $4,000

Question--I an asked by single woman
over nifty years Of age, and depending on
her advice concerning the Investment of
$4,000 and in few weeks Of s2.5oo more.
to be received from the settlement OF mort
and shall be guided largely by your opin-
lon. ! read your. column daily and have
pronted several times by your advice
E. III. s. ts.iI
Answer-We suggest that you con-
slider the advisability of placing at
least part of these funds in the new
issue of United States government Az
per cent long term Is, 1862, selling re-
Gently to yield about 81 per cent; Del
aware & Hudson 5hs, 1897, yielding
about 5.2 per cent, and international
Paper 6s, 1e47, yielding about ST per
cent. a
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23

ready had all the exemption they were
entitled to.
The new loan, therefore, issued in a
large amount, sold without attractive
ness to wealth, without the element Of
patriotism and without n prospect Of
heavy participation on the part of
banks. Now that business is drawing
on the banks to an ever-increasing ex-
tent, these institutions are more par
ticular than ever about getting short
term securities whenever they invest
idle money.
The government had to appeal. there
fore, to a large mass of smaller in
vestors. The loan was largely over
subscribed because it offered safety of
principal and interest to greater de-
gree than any other type Of security.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Wants High Coupon Rates

9uestion--Will you place me under ad-
dittonal obiigation by reviewing the fol-
loving list OF securities and giving your
for man and wife we'll on to seventy,
VINO VINO In the near future must for their
Seventy ahares United States Steel pre-.
ferred. forty-flve shares Union Pacific com
mon. nifty shares Standard OIL OF New
French TINS $4,000 Kingdom OF Denmark
ss, $1,000 Westinghouse Electric Is, $4,000
New York Central 6s, $1,000 Standard OH
Edison ss. What ehanses wouia MsM york soa
would you recommenda Al this time We
terest. Our thought is TO purchase at
premium high-grade bonds with coupon
interest at So or-7 per cent. on the theory
bonds at a premium are preferable TO dis
count bonds with low coupon interest on
sn NE eann9h IN h ehpeet h to o. reeoup on the
difference between purchase and maturity
PRICES is this reasoning sound? We
prefer lHa bonds runnng without call at least
Northern Is. Grand Trunk rs. Great
Eshs and Powsr Hs s s sea
York Edison 61ks. Western Union Giks,
Chicago. Union Station eMs, and, II you
agree. New York Telephone preferred. Can
! ask your opinion on this list and to
kindly classify the securities in the order
OF preference for security income and re-
moteness OF call? Please accept my ain
cere thanks and appreciation for past sug-
Eestions. They have been very helpful
]. A. NJ.
Answer-The securities you hold are
suitable for a person in your circum-
stances and we see no reason for max
ing any change at this time. Your
problem is the reinvestment Of divi-
dend and interest money. Your plan
to buy premium bonds that are not
callable for fifteen years or SO is sound
and reasonable and majority of the
issues you have under consideration is
suitable for carrying out this plan.
Give preference to the bonds in this
order: New York Edison 61as, not call
able untils1936; Canadian Northern rs,
not callable until 1895; Grand Trunk
Is, not callable until 1885; Chicago
Union Station 6As, not callable until
1895; Great Northern Is, 1886, not call
able, and Western Union 6Hs, 1885,
not callable. New York Telephone
preferred stock is also suitable in
vestment.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Rates on the New u. S. Loan

through Investment Inforna
on oiumnu a miad3
October 10 that advised him to
cent
Almost ncdent oA The pnited States foaed
fourth Liberty the war)
This wud approximately
the
ohch the
foated
AnwerIt is important remember the Liberty
oated when the spirit of patriotism running Under the
cunances real Americans considered their duty lend the
government matter what the rate of interest.
To-day obligations be marketed strictly
ment basis The Treasury
curing the aided by intensified
the fact that the Capital restricting corporate
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Burroughs Adding Machine

QuestionThanks very much for your
sgggestions as outlined in Sundays issue
advise me if your judgment would rec rec
ommend my purchasing fifty shares of
stock at s143 per share. Would you con-
slider this purchase safe and sound?
2 Please send me list of ten high grade
date purchase that. in your judgment. are
above question as to safety.-R w. w.
Answer-Wc think you will realize
that the terms "safe and sound" NAV
be used in q relative sense only in
referring to investments. The history
OF successful company cannot be
given determinable weight in classi-
flying its stock rs an investment for
the future. Burroughs Adding Ma
chine Company has paid large divi-
dends in the past, and we regard an
interest in its capital stock as suitable
for inclusion among investments of a
man in your position. We offer the
following list of high grade bonds and
seasoned preferred stock as meeting
your investment requirements: United
Kingdom Of Great Britain 51as, 1887;
Dominican Republic 5s, 1858; Balti-
more & Ohio 5s, 1895; Chicago, St,
Paul, Minneapolis & Omaha debenture
IS, 1880; Delaware & Hudson 5s, 1885:
Kansas City Southern 5s, 1850; Mis-
souri, Pacific 5s, 1866; New Orleans &
North Western 4hs, 1852; Armour &
co. AIS, 1885; Lackawanna Steel 5s.
1850; American Bank Note preferred;
American Can preferred; American
Locomotive preferred; Atchison, To-
peka & Santa Fe preferred; National
Biscuit preferred; Liggett & Myers
preferred; Endicott-J johnson preferred:
Union Pacific preferred; New York
Telephone preferred, and Corn Prod
ucts Refining preferred.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Has Good Dividend Record

Question--Have been Interested In read
Ing your advice In regard to number of
investments. ana would Ike to know
your opinion Of I,ehigh veiley Railroad
means do you consider 1t good invest :
ment7 Would Il be advisable to sell II
purchased mt q considerably lower price ?---
Mrs. a. R. w.
Answer-e-Although earnings and divi-
dends paid on Lehigh Valley common
stock have maintained high average
over the ten-year period from 1912 to
1921, we do not consider this stock q
suitable investment for nm individual Of
small means. Still, IL you already hold
the stock, we would not advise selling
1t unless you feel you cannot afford to
assume the risk involved.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Needs High Grade Issues

0uestion-You will greatly oblige ii you
friend # g has been advised by her broker that
Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada ffteen-
year 6s OF 1896; New York Central Railway
refunding and Improvement IS Of 201s;
New York Telephone debenture 8s OF 1919; !;
Dominion OF Canada IS Of 1852. Or would
you advise. bearing In mind that the party
has only the interest to live on, the pur-
chase Of Liberty bonds entirely in prefer
ence to the above. Also what would you
advise as to the following, which she now
has: Great Northern Railway rs; New
York Edison Company 5s Brooklyn Union
Gas Company; Laclede Gas 7s-H A. L.
Answer-The bonds your friend now
holds are good investments and the
four which she has under consideration
are high grade issues, suitable for
person in her circumstances. Although
we do not think the choice need be re-
stricted to American government se-
curities, there can be no question but
that the character Of the investment
as whole would be higher if some
Of the new long-term AZ per cent gov
ernment bonds were substituted for one
OF the four issues now being consid-
cred,
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
For Reinvestment of $1,000

Question: have n principal Of about
$4,000 divided between guaranteed and
personal mortgages One of the latter Is
rein, est. Can you advise me of securi-
ties that you would consider suitable p
Mrs. e. s. 3.
Answer-For your s1,5oo we suggest
$1,000 International Paper Is, 1947,
selling recently to yield about So per
cent, and five shares Of New York
Telephone 6h per cent preferred stock.
selling recently around 100.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Unsuitable for Investment

QuestioA--Being q reader of The Trib-
une, 4 am pleased 10 have the pleasure
or asking your ndvice on Transcontinental
Oil. as am thinking of buying some, but
VIII not until hear from you.-a. w. s.
Answer--Operations of Transcon-
tinental Oil Company for 1921 resulted
In a deficit of s2,e02,s74, Income ac-
count for the second quarter of 1922
shows indicated earnings, before de-
probation and depletion charges, of
"a cents a share. We do not recon-
mend buying speculative stocks and
think you should leave this one alone.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Industrial

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New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Investment Information

Questions Of general interest to In.
cestorsI spiii be dnssoered in eAis coll
ksn, IN Whsch case only initials spiu
be used. Others tpiu be ans,pcred~ By
mat. Addyess all Inquiries, imclos-
snp q stomped. addressed enpeiope, to
Financial Editor, THE TribHac, I5&
Nuss0u Street, Nep York City.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
No Need for Comment

Question: have read your column eM
since ii started and the inciosed lst
result of previous investments, casysce
made in them since reading. your sas.us aus
ana purchases made accordng to youSs
suggestions to others. would % pseash RI ,hs
to have your criticism OF Same VIE IN .nv
following facts In mind: ] own Ms .re
and live on my income Am 45 yesrss. eaa; ass
Besides the stocks listed ! nas ma eas ~mar.
first class Al mortgages ana stmvvy sH:ss.sS os
anteed first mortgages: nave ass II sssms
an, quite a patriotic investor as ! nsss
manv s.Amsr.osng" The list: Stocks, es
shares American Bank Nots prstsrrSSs prS "a
shares American SmeitlhS pstsrras. 81
100 sbarsa American rslephone Iss.
graph; SO shares American Can pretsssl
50 shares United stasss o,se, ra,srrss: iss
shares North Americas prei.erra. p.s,rsa. is
shares sLiggett & Myers prefefrs "a
shares Piorre Lorillsrd preIes.Iua. sS
shares New York Teiepnons psta,rsd: Is
shares Pere Marquette prar prets.sses pre- .ssres
SO shares Atchison referred; ~, ~ WORK yorx
Atchison common: 25 shars NsW 1s.s "a.
Central common; loo snssou sse,,.Sern Rsilway
ureferrea Bonds: $1,000 Du.ch Easl "a
dies: $1,000 Gulf Oil 7s: se.eia, IN grts,na-
Manhattan refunding 6s; ss,esu .ssyicer
tionai Paper es; 4S.evo ro cn,,rs. ~ New
Jersey Is; 5000. Canadian Nostnsrn sn9,sss. e.
$4,000 westing nghouss Electric & !. Mxnin,s sun nss.
turing Is; $4,000 Norway Sc; sy,syWy W .rels.
mark ss; $4,000 Northwestern y rssn.
syIvania sylvan Is; $4,000 Liskett Z Mt. ya.. ss. q.
$1,000 Interbcrough Rapid Irsnst nsn Ises,rs.
$4,000 Montana Power So; $i.gSao odn Ksis.
tionai Mercantile Marine es es oaa southesH
sas City Southern 50; sssvse
Railway 4G..--W. C. u.
Answer-Wsth your funds fnvsss.sa ~,
in these. bonds and stocks, suppl
manted by your frst mortgaEss In IN
guaranteed mortgages, Il must pe w. Wv
q feeling Of qualification that ycn aVSa ~
forward to your year Of rettremeIss.
We do not feel called upon 70 mssiS
any suggestion on these SOCKS sA's
bonds.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Looking for Upturn in Price

Tribune almost daily and would like to
ser some Waa,nd and advice have
would like to find out, if possible. what
the earnings of the company are and what
ths r she nsr prospects i,,o of continuation OF
stock. Any information about the COM
pany you could give mo (your opinion.
Tor ssampe Of the effects Of the recently
the company would be greatly appre-
ciated. If not too much trouble, would
ton on the New York Central Railroad,
which looks good to me as an Investment
what l am trying to find. If possible, is
put which has reasonable expectations
tbased on earnings and future of COM
pany2 of being worth more, say. six
months from now than it Is today.
That is asking good deal, but any in
FORMATION you may be able to give about
the two stocks mentioned will be greatly
appreciated j. l.. C.
Answer--The American Woolen Com
pany. has not published statement of
earnings since the annual report was
brought out, so that it ia impossible
for US to state in terms of dollars
just how we'll the company is doing at
this time. There have been indications,
however, that the company is operating
close to 80 per cent of capacity and
az prices which are, on an average,
higher than those Of last year. 1t
is a fsir enough assumption that the
dividend is now being earned. AS to
the effect of tho tariff on this com.
pany's profits, it is impossible to make
any prediction further than to saw
that 1t has always been customary for
American manufacturers WORKING ON
foreign raw materials to pass along to
the customer any increased cost due to
tariff. New York Central is earning it's
o per, cent dividend by good mar
gin; also, and there is in the price of
the stock reflection of Wall Street
rrumors to the effect that a higher
dividend rate. may be realized. New
1ork Central has not reputation for
paying extra dividends.
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
From an Investment viewpoint

Queston--Wll you be kind enough to
a. aavise me If you consider the following
STOCKS and bonds good investments 4e
mold! IL you advise selling anv wo,i;
you please name substitutesr ITnitsd
states Steel common and preferred. I,hi-
cago, Milwaukee, & st. Paul common. Rai
umore Ohio common and nrafsrra,.
ALchlson, Topeka g. Santa Fe: So,tharn foa a
cine; Northern Pacific; New York Sntarsa
= w esterh; New York. New Haven &. Hart
Ioro; Anaconda Copper; Standard OF ~
NsW Jersey nreferred; Pacific Oil. BondsW
11Ntcnnson, topeka Il Santa Fe 40 iSSs
louisville & Nashville 4s, 1910. Rron,i,.u, ,syo,
Ha pid Transit IS. 1915; United States Stsni
os' a9o3i Erie prior lien As, 1896: Virs;nten,
q southwestern 6s, 1858; Chicaro ca
LiEht and Coke 6s, 1887: Peonle;s Gs
Light and Coke 5s 1947; Central I.sathas
9s, 1919; Adams Express as 1odS. Ad
Express As 1947; Tennessee Coai ana 5ra'
oss & 1921; Wabash 6s, 1885, Nor,hern Aron po
Sine sni s. 1897; Kingdom Of Belgium 7ns
i'se' NORFOLK d Western As, 109e.-C' M II =
misunderstanding that YOU want ne
to consider these securities nnrelv mr. I
from the standpoint of investment J any
not In any sense as media of snecmla.
tive profit, there are several amone tha
stocks that we think you should die
pose OF. These are New Haven g.
raui common and preferred and Naw
York, Ontario & Western. AZ s"h
stitutes for these we suggest End;c ott t
Johnson preferred and New York Tsis-
phone preferred. eie"
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
Inquiries Should Be sIssssA

Inquiries addressed to thie degssys n
ment Of The Tribune are regarassee g 8
eonfidential, but TO show the ~
good faith all should be sa9nsso g. "a ,s..
an address should be incloSed !O. -
baing held FOR identification: vs. q
Il. n R r. s. .. Bs "Conssansl
prader.1 ii. r., E. &. 81 Y.
.sWissev,, ]. p III. e., Mrs. A. =. ~
j. a. Il. and Mrs. III. G. ".
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23
The Weeks Curb Market

Sales O,a, 11,.h
70 e,o foo WHY'S c pf. i2A 13M 12A ia
IL d do0 Winther Mot. 9Is 10 9h 10
%oo fgstown S & 69M 6ss 50 IS
New-York tribune., 1922-10-23

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4 do 6s aaN 90,
asa Swift Is 1881. .1o2S 1915.
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ao Tidal Usage 7s. t0a
su gn OH Cal 6s. .1OIH 100,
~ gn OIL Prod SIS. 99I 90.
,ro Uh Hy Hav 75ss.i05 1857
ios y 3 Gv AIS W i.io0M 1901
~ Vacuum Oil 7s..1o7 t07l
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-20

When You Say CIgas Say Dutch
Masters lG5tf
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-20
AmOSS Joins RidenOur as
Partner IN Local Concern

An extension of business. in line
with the growth Of South Bend and
the erection OF many new homes
and business buildings. is planned
by W. ". RidenOur of the Builders
Agency. with headquarters in the J.
NJ :. building. who announced Wed
nesday that Frank Amoss Of Loean-
sport had entered into partnership
with him.
Amoss recently left the service Of
the United States government in the
internal revenue department. He is
well known throughout this section
of the country and has many friends
in South Bend.
With the forming OF the partner
ship, plans are being made for the
rapid expansion of the business done
by the firm. The territory covered
by the company which intludes all
Of Northern Indiana and Southern
Michigan will be extended and there
Will be an increase in the sales
force. According TO Riderour the
business has grown rapidly and the
future holds promise of still greater
development
we are growing along with South
Bend" he said And we expect 70
keep on growing our service en-
ables the home builder 20 secure
prices on the metal and glass pro-
ducts necessary for his home so thar
he may know the exact cost before
he starts building.
we are pleased 10 announce Mr..
Amoss' interest in the firm. He
Will take an active part in the bust
ness"
The firm deals in metal and glass
products such as ventilators. steel
sashes. skylights, doors and windows,
steel lockers. and store fronts.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-20
HOLY CROSS ORDER
TO CONFER HABIT
AT SERVICE TODAY
FOrly-One to Take Vows of Re-
ligiOus Order at Mass at
Sacred Heart Church.


Eishl oro,nef5 ~" JOIN me 81
sem -nar-ans now on retreat az Notre
'aine ana WV" lAe" receive me
AapH OF lnt h't cross oIoef a
solemn hisn mas 70 2e ce-e Taied
q" '''7 80 - ~ o. '"7
university Thursday morning al 3
heN James D1nahue' maHeF Of
neFiee7 IN the noF-iate. VIII confer
Joseph D's r.
Iormer superior o. the Holy cross
M-ss-on 'ana. Viii give tne sermon
Ftth heF. lh'ints irving az ded-
con. Rev Joseph Margraf as sub e.
eea''h' ana rev W4-am r. Con
nor as master Of the ceremonies, for
the occasion.
me 81 youths 70 receive the habit
Ihurfday. form the largest class
that mas sven Deen sent 10 the n0Fl-
tiste IN preparation for religious
lives and includes Edward kellar
Bend Thirty-three members or the
class are studying 10 be priests
while the remaining eight ere 20 be
trothers IN the Holy Cross order.
Last January 90 boys received the
habit ~ the brotherhood. making a
total OF 81 Youths who have Joined
The order This year
Those 60 Enter.
Al the ceremoni es Thursday each
o: the youths % become brothers
will forsake his given name FOR =
religious name by which ne viii be
known hereafter.
List OF seminarians % be nrieats
Edward Keller, South Bend. Hene-
Khan. South Bend. Matthew Welsh
Peru. Edwin Wezsner. Fort WAYNE.
Wilbur John Crawford Washinpton
Ind. William MAGE Alevand-ia
Ird.. Mathew CooRan. Watertovn.
Wis. Paul Krenz Howard III !.
RAYMOND Massart Merrill WIS .
Maurice Rfglev Owassa Mich o.
Do,neu p,ogsrt,, Mama dabo.
George. Pellegrin. Omaha Neb.
.Jan,es Moran Detroit Mich t,rsnl,
Donahue. Chicago. III. Frederic<
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-20
H. c. OF L. BECOMING
HIGHER, REPORT SAYS

WASHINGTON. July l9.--CBy L..
Wholesale prices for commo-
dities. some OF which viii not reach
the consumer for six months. con-
tinued their upward trend during
June. making an increase for the
month OF l.? percent. es compared
with an advance OF 1-2 percent
during May. according 10 statistics
published today by the department
Of labor.
The June level II - percent
above last years and 80 percent
above the 1913 level. the report
shows
Fuel and building materials show
ed the sharpest advances. rising four
percent. Food was IL percent
above the May average. clothing
more than . IA percent
Farm products decreased more
than 3-4 OF one percent during the
month but are still Is percent above
the June 1921. average.
Fuel and lighting materials led
the years advance. rising is per-
cent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-07-20
BY GENE COIN

BY GENE COHN
SAN JOSE. Cal. July 19-After
six months OF teas, receptions, golf
ing. motoring and theaters, Eileen
Young. 21-yea r-old society girl. has
renowned jazz civilization"
Today she is trekking back TO the
wild forest on the brink of Lake
Mono. cut off from the world by the
mountains Of Mono county. Cal.
There she viii resume her life as
Lonely Deer" a modern Diana. the
only white woman in a land of Piute
Indians. halfbreeds, Basque sheep
herders. coyotes and rattlesnakes.
She will trap game and shoot wild
animals with arrow and rifle. She
Will depend on the beasts Of the
forest for food and ever for the gar
n ents she wears
Meanwhile she will superintend
cultivation OF vast homestead OF
$40 acres.
In Wilds Three Years.
Before her recent return for an
other taste OF civilization, Miss
Young had lived this life for three
years
Afraid? I don't know what that
means" she says. II can ride with
the best Of them-and shoot too. II
only more girls would realize how
they're missing the realities of lifer'
Marriage? What kind Of mate
would the modern Diana chooser
"One who loves the wilds but
who'd be equally at home in civiIiza =
tiOn" she says. He must be
broken to city pavements and hills
alike"
She has been far safer than most
city girls For Chief Four Fingers,
( head Of the Piutes. whose slightest
Erunt speels law for red man and
yellow. assured her protection. From
the Mojave desert TO Mono il was
known that anyone who harmed the
"paleface goddess" would answer 70
! him.
on her recent visit to civilization