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New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
Railroads and Truck Competition

ouionT have some stock Union Pacific Raroad ~""
hare carried and IL IS at point whore oo0
The stock has given IN per profit Would you ddvisc mo 70 %
ont at present price the into good BONA al as %
prof as getting and giro, me h o. 0ooa V0
for same? -
hare not much faith stocks The auto trucks are gong
take some freight imagine and tho railroad stocks 70 mo
seem do think Of United Retail stores con"
mont. A.
Anwer-The logic letter until you inquired ABOUT
United Retail Stores having branded railroad stocks MS uncertain
railroad stocks and also many good ones ou
Union Pacific than IN
The question truck competition with railroads
something subject Of brief discussion IN several the
recent annual might infer from these discus
ons railroads. especially those operating IN hky popuaed
kind Of Federal regulations Tor motor
trucks Ineurban shipping by motor truck IN It's
infancy believe is destined to increase steadily You may be
rc however becomes from the point OF view
stockholders the will be the railroads arguments IN
demanding regulation Of trucks
However you looking pretty ahead when discard the
Pacific for such motor truck
competitions that motor truck competition will be able to do
the coming Union Pacific other system hauling
long distances likely be insignificant II the Eastern
roads that will be seriously affected
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
Chance Not Eliminated

Question: should be very glad 20 have
your opinion on fhe National EXCHANGES.
Inc. outlined In the inclosed printed mat
ter.-C y +.
Answer-Our opinion on the National
Exchanges. Inc. is governed by an ex-
animation Of the first annual state
ment Of this organization. Sales Of
stock. s4l2,Sl0. disclose assets in
quick" value Of cash $li,e37. Other
assets include percentage Of earnings
on various films Of s622.500; on terri
torial rights. S236, ,250, and S66,0ie. the
amount Of accounts receivable. Earn
ings on films and territorial rights ap-
pear as only potential and the ability
Of this company 10 pay dividends out
Of earnings is yet TO be demonstrated.
To say that the element Of chance has
been eliminated seems rather far
fetched. We consider there is nothing
but the element Of chance offered by
the vendors Of this stock and We re-
gard 1t as speculation.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12

oueston-wiu you kindly lei ~. know
~ Jerome Verde copper Company T. sull
IN existence and II 70 for what - sells IN
tho maTket7-W. T. e.
Answer-Formal tranfer OF the prop
erty Of the Jerome Verde Copper Com
pany 10 the Jerome Verde Development
Company FOR s420, 900 was made in No
ycmbcr, 1921. Stockholders Of the first
named company will receive one share
Of the new company tpar 500 in ex-
change for 10 shares Of the original
company. or they have the privilege
Of accepting payments in cash over a
period Of years in amount Of cents
per share. jerome Verde Copper and
Jerome Verde Development shares are
selling at 80 cents and 1915 respect
lively. The Registrar and Transfer Com
pany. 60 Broadway. is making the ex-
change, and time has been indefinitely
extended.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
BUYERS Arrived

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MargoNss rerrssfr.rs 81 t't en-
dresses. McAig.n
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coats ..f ffh Az
Ernet Kern Co. ~ sg.ifts lt,fr'
ready fo wear t1ts c'r'i a..
dresses 4 A N-Carfhy scs,lis iii
msn's shirts. underwear " hf'.,s = =
pets rugs for c0ffr1gt 49,.
goods. Sis. R liifrtfitA i,fc.a !,
swcafers sIx ant e4tics -,'tfss.L ~ n
llgeer. waists. house 4rsssss a,i.s, :.
II r.. m Morgan q AAf,as '''' -
room 'if r "a
Ntv- omb Erile'f q ~ =, : /. %
saY. coats. slIf-. MP .'tl7 ~ ,la
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New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
Interest on y. Y. T. Bond

ouestion-I have a y. r. T. per cent.
1915. bought soma years back az lOsh. 10
shin fa raised viii tho interest have 20 be
paid And when IA Il likely 10 bo raised 2
w V
Answer-The Brooklyn Rapid Tran
SIT system Is improving rapidly enough
10 make termination Of the receiver
ship n possibility in the near future
although we are not in a position TO
,ay how soon. We do not know
whether interest on default in tho cAse
Of the per cent bonds will be paid In
full when the company Is reorganized'
but Il IS customary in such cases to
take unpaid interest on each issue o,
securities into consideration when
determining the basis Of exchange for
securities Of tho reorganized COM
many.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
No Changes Necessary

ou.s,ion-I sm n married man hfiy-ons
yesrs old. children married. ana enjoy
fair income. have about 10000 lie ln-
surance. also accident and health. and am
a member OF n building and loan assocla-
ton. ] am a. prcfcnt holding tho follow
irg stocks ana bonds ana would Hhr
20 know Whist changes arc nscetsaIy }
ard What bonds are callahle IN tho near
future. I have 5000 more 90 invest. ana
would Ike TO hear from you what fioe -
would ft In with my present investments
Am not dependent upon present Income
and can take a business mans chance !
am holding nt present 75 shares Atchison
common. 10 shares American Telephone
and Telegraph. 10 shares bush Iefminai
preferred. 81 900 Diamond Match a..
81 900 Brooklyn Tdison y -. 1910. $1,000
Great Northern general a u. 1883; 1900
Otis Steel 81 1000 chile Copper q, 1900
Sinclair Consolidated -. 1900 Uruguay
ss isls. $1,000 du Pont 7i7r. 1891. 81 900
Tev YORK DOCK ~. 1851, 1900 PhnAdcl-
phia Company 6s. 1916. 5000 Pacific Gas
and Electric 4 - 1910. $1,000 oueensiAnd
- 81 900 Westinshouse Electric and Man
ufacturing 7s 1891. 5000 Detroit Edison
nrrt a 6s. 1907. c..
Answer-We see no reason for any
change in the stocks and bonds you
now hold. For your $1,000 Of new cap
ital you might consider, II you want
stocks only, Pere Marquette prior pref.
erence stock. paying 8 per cent and
selling around II; EndicOtt Johnson
preferred. paying 7 per cent and sell
ing around 10, or American Ice pre-
ferred. paying O per cent and selling
around s2. Diamond Match 7izs are
callable in 1923 or thereafter; Brook
lyn Edison rs. Otis Steel S.. Sinclair
Consolidated Is, du pont 7hs and Pa
cihc Gas and Electric 7s arc callable on
any interest date; Westinghouse Elee-
tric Is are eallable In 1926 or there
after.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
Few Changes Needed

question - Your opinion 8, soi;ei',i =,
real estate mortgage tts. guarantee ~
Home Tifio Insurance Dompanyi 1900
American Llght and Irletiou COMPANY
per cont gold not'. 400 real csi ate
mortgage certificate Gas of file Guaron.
Zee and Trust Company, shares luNcd
Lirht and Railway preferred stock. 3
shares american Gas ana Il'ctrlr pre-
ferred stock 5000 T. E T collateral
trust ftls and shares 'rur-al Petroleum.
IN order o. improve the interest rate.
would YOU recommend exchanging any
Liberties for other bonds or real estate
morfEarc77 General advise VIII DO ap-
preciafod L. O.
Answcr-The only securities on
your list that call FOR comment nro
tho Central Petroleum stock and tho
Intcrborough bond. Tho former Is
speculative and hardly suitable for
an investment the size OF yours. We
assume that you mean lnterborough-
Metropolitan iias. II 60. We suggest
that you participate in the rcadiust-
mcnt plan TO the extent Of subscrib-
ing 20 new per cent notes. BY TAX
lrc 500 par value o. these notes you
will preserve complete interest in
tho collateral securing the bond.
Ordinarily we do not recommend the
disposal Of Liberty bonds, especially
the long terra issues. This. however,
j. question which you can decide
for yourself, bearing in mind that in
making q change YOU would be
sacrAcing security. You might con-
slider the odvisab.ii,y o. exchanging
tho American Light and Traction
notes, due 1925. FOR sound bond Of
more distant maturity. These notes
are now worth considerably more than
they Will bring il allowed TO remain
undistur5od until maturity. We suG-
gest rs suitable substitute Canadian
Northern 0i.s, 1916, selling recently TO
yield about sc per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
Higher Grade Bonds Urged

Qusstlon--Wlil you kindly give me your
opinion AZ 10 some good bonds IN which 10
invest maturing mortgage ~ fi3.oooI
am woman. alone. earning my own
living. I desire security u inyeHtment
above everything. Also II II uncertain
how Ions ! shall have my position and.
consequently. when I shall have 20 fall
already have 1900 in each OF tho follow
lLg bonds. Government Of the French Re-
public A. 1915. government of the French
Republic 71s. i.I. Republic of Chile -.
isfis Great Northern Railroad -. 1885.
Penn Power and Light Company -. 1851
Milwaukee Electric Railroad and Light
Company -. 1851. South Porto Rico Sugar
nrst -. 1870. Dutch East Indies O.. i3t7.
The mortgage OF $4,000 natures tho mid
die of this months. B. l..
Answer-We think an investment
such as you now hold should be sup
ported by some bonds Of uniformly
higher grade and suggest for this pur-
pose the following bonds, leaving in
your hands the question Of amounts
TO be purchased; City OF Toronto 6s.
1895. yielding about 5.3 per cent; Can
adian Northern 7s, 1870, yielding about
&c per cent; United States Rubber 5s,
i947. yielding about 81 per cent:
Duquesne Light 6s. l9i9, yielding about
5.5 per cent; General Electric g.. 1910.
yielding about Sc per cent; Swedish
government 6s. 1899. yielding about
5.s per cent, and Endicott- Johnson Z
per cent preferred stock selling
around Ito.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
Four Speculative Rail Bonss

Question: would like % have your
valued opinion on the following securities
from an Investment standpoint Empire
Fuel and Gas "a. per cent Brazil Coffee
Loan ~ per cent. Argentine Z per cent
loan. Chile per cent Of i9Fi and 1926.
RIO 10 Janeiro per cent % igf7. Czccho-
slovak per cent loan. cities Service de-
benturc - per cent. Also from n speru-
lative standpoint what are the poss.bui.
ties - the following Erie general lien 4
per cent Minneapolis 4 81 Louis refund
ing 3 per cent. seahoard Air Line . Per
cent. New YORK. New Haven & Hartford
deoeniuro per cent. W. l..
Answer-The Argentine Is are the
best Of your South American bonds.
The others do not rank so high. Empire
Fuel and Gas 7iis are suitable for n
business man who can keep posted on
developments in the company. The
Czeeho-Slovak SIS contain an element Of
speculation in that the government is
new and conditions are unsettled eco
nomically and politically in central Eu-
rope. Czecho-Slovakia is in better con-
dition than most other central Euro
pean countries. but that fact alone does
not necessarily give the 8 per cent
bonds an investment rating. The Cities
Service debenturc Is are reasonably
good. The four railroad bonds you
brand as speculative are the kind OF
securities that have been attracting a
speculative following in the bond mar
ket. Traders have made profits in this
class Of bonds and they may continue
10 do so. But the future Of these bonds
is something on which We are unwilling
10 make a prediction. II you want 70
assume any risks you must do so on the
basis Of your own Judgment
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
Pronosea swap 10 ]. Il. 7.

Question: an holder OF twenty-five
marlborough Metropolitan collateral trust
~ per cent bonds suppose sell same ht
ish and purchase 100 shares % Inter
borough Rapid Transit stock. voting trust
certificates. AZ %. am not better on than
solng IN tho readjus,meni plan7-W. c. A.
Answer-The exchange you have in
mind might be idenl II It were not for
the fact that an owner OF 100 shares
Of Interborough Rapid Transit stock
Is called on TO subscribe 20 $4,000 par
value OF 0 per cent notes or surrender
sixty shares Of his stock.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12

In selling your Union Pacific common
stock around 140 you would be disposing
OF IL per cent investment We would
advise you 10 be cautious In selecting
bonds Offering the ssmo return. You
will Gnd that a majority OF tho issues
which do offer that yield hre eallnble nt
any time or after the lapse Of three 10
seven years.
II you decide 10 make an exchange
and feel you must have bond on which
the yield is about the same as on Union
Pacific stock, you would have 20 saeri-
fee security 10 some extent There arc
bonds which yield 2 per cent, although
they arc not high grade. and are not en-
titled % 20 high a rnnking as Union
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12

Qaestion. Of general infefsst 10 'I'
restors ,riH be answered IN tbs COZ,
unn. IN which case only INITIALS wi"
be used. Others wili BE- dnswered oy
mail. Address oil inquirer, iHe'os
ING a stamped. addressed enrsiops' 70
financial Editor. The Tribune. b1
Ncssaa Street, Nep York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12

PaeIhc common. With this explanation,
we mention n few: Paris-Lyons-M Ned
iterranean Gs, 1853, yielding about 7.4
per cent, principal and interest guaran-
tecd by the French government, or City
OF Bergen IS, 1915, non n-callable 10 1881,
yielding about "a por cent. There are
also bonds OF domestic railroads con-
tanning an element OF speculation that
yield above per cent.
Others offering n smaller return are:
Canadian Northern "a, 1910, selling re-
Gently TO yield about &C per cent; Pub
lie Service Corporation OF New Jersey
5s. 1859, selling recently to yield about
6.l per cent; Swedish goyernmen. o.,
1889. selling to yield about 5.s per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
Stock Too Speculative

Question Intend 10 buy some % those
shares / have listed hcrc. ard would be
under great Obligation 60 you X ycu could
rive ne a line on such. jest few words
Which two stocks. OF whirh 7 expect 90 buy
about twenty shares. would YOU advise me
10 takc2 DO you llt aur weight on Great
Northern oref Sly rrlfctiras are. Wcsi-
lrEhousc Electric .rt MaggfacfIflnc. Penn
Scablard Steel. Great Northern Iron ore,
MeAi,o scaboard, MeAi'o Oh. Skcily Oh.
Answcg-Wo woud not .selcct any
Of the stocks mentioned for invest
mcnt. Most OF thcm arc too spcculG-
tive, we believe. Since you have de-
cidcd 20 buy two we might say that
Westinghouse Electric and Mnnufac-
turing and Great Northern ore arc
preferable 20 the others.
Inquiries addressed TO this depart
mcnt OF The Tribune are regarded as
confidential, but 20 show the writer's
good faith all should be signed and an
address should be inclosed for reply.
Letters from the following arc being
held for Identification: ID. B. b., J.
OBJ, Mrs. A. b., 4. II. F., l.. H., h.
c. W., H. W., E.F. T.. G.. +. X, J. o. c.,
". J. r., "X. Y. g." N. V. b., F. r. H.,
II. NJ. Miss J.. W. AP.J., A. j..
7. W. and X. d. S.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12

Four full columns Of in.
reSfment questions and an.
srers ,edl be published in
The Tribune erery Sunday
and Monday. On other days
one juH column ieill appear.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12

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Chicago join, Stock Land ,u \
Bank ts l3sf-i3gf,s.s'i7 s'i7'
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12

r..,.a IN coIr0n ani feg'sisf,t
-, ,,r,e,ehankeatis. Coupon eorS W
tsTabie. ots A,f -
New-York tribune., 1922-06-12
~ York StaLe Bonds

Lc.n,l.n.d ann srfond colanlI
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-23
MRS. PINK PIG


eyes, Miss Ham, I'm feeling weil
said Mrs. Pink Pig.
THAT wasn't what | was going 10
ask yoll." said Mrs. Ham.
"well then I'm telling you that I'M
feeling well anyhow. | am sure you
must be glad to know ""
81 don't care about knowing II In the
least" said Mrs Ham.
"Then I'm telling you something
which you haven't even had to bother
to wish for" said Mrs. Pink Pig.
"What was going to ask you
ouealed Miss Ham, "was where you
found those nice vegetables you have
been eatlngT"
"what vegetables?" asked Mrs Pink
Pig.
"Now you know perfectly well" said
Miss Ham.
How did you know ] had vege-
tablesy" asked Mrs Pink Pig. And
then she added,
"YOu don't know at all, and you're
only guessing Tor you don hlo"
whether | had or had not any vege-
tables"
"Oh yes, know" said Miss Ham.
"for | saw bit of green sticking out
Of your mouth. Your table manners
aren't OF the best, Mrs. Pink Pig"
mot Of the best, It Is true" said
Mrs. Pink Pig, but quite rs fine as
yours. Pigs don't bother much about
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-23
PINK SHADES, SPRING MODE
coquIIle One Of the New Tlnts Prom.
lsed for Season Of the Early
Blossoms.

Pink shades promise TO he much in
the mode for spring. and among these
coquile pink IL spoken OF us one OF
the new ones. Some French lingerie
dresses shown In handkerchief linen
and batlste are made In deep rosy
shade OF pink that Is vastly becoming
TO the out-of-door complexion OF the
summer girl.
Al the moment red IL good for eve
ming and the little senl-sport dresses
that nre shown IN silks In various
weaves have n leaning toward reds
and vivid plnks.
The deep fuchsla tones have faded
into helIotropes and orchids for spring
and these colors are used In all types
OF dresses from the plain frock made
OF homcspun. to evening modes. IN
pale orchid beaded In darker bends OF
the same tone.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-23
Fashionable prss0ers Wear outer
Garment on All oceaslons---knlek-
ers Accepted Sport Fad.

The fashionable Parlslenne wears
capes on all occasions - youthful,
swinging capes IN brlght-hued fabrics,
wrap-nround affairs. full length and
clinging. or sturdy tweed and home
spuns for utility . rposes Knockers.
accompanied by the divided skirt worn
with either jacket or cape nre 4 widely
accepted sport fad.
The short skirt cannot as yet be
counted as a fashion discard. but the
fashionable world Is undeniably par
tIal 10 the longer skirts; II not actual
u ankle length, II Is made 70 appear
80 IN many cases by the clever manlp.
ulntlon OF the uneven hemline. In fact.
there Is perceptible lengthenIng OF
all the lines OF the new frock--the
SsaIstllne Is never found at normal.
but is dropped several inches lower,
near the hips. and loosely girdled; the
modish shoulderIlne ls LONG. and
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-23
soft Fabrics for Coats.

The use Of pile fabrics for spring
coats. once launched as hazard. has
now deyeioped Into a certainty. Day
coats. fashioned In the elaborate
modes that are designed for formnl
wear, especially adopt these lovely
soft textures. while many sport models.
striking out for new means or ex-
preston. also enlist these fabrics
Taking the place OF an altogether
new coat fabric Is spongeen, better
known as an interpreter OF suits and
dresses.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-23
THE CAPE WINS FAVOR IN PARIS

sleeves continue to grow In length and
width.
There Is an Irresistible array Of ma.
terials and colors worn for early
spring taffeta and silk fnllle for the
full-skirted basque frock. crepe dc
chine crepe romnIne. crepe fallle. and
georgette for the paneled and drnped
modes. and roggh.weave woolens for
suits ana street dresses. The colors
most often seen are the sand shades.
gray black, copper, hehna. Jade green.
grunge and the light nnd dark hlues-
Ann Harrison Black. In the Designer.
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-23
Favoritlsm Shown Suits Means
demand for Waists.
colorsd 5atIute. pImity and bingham,
Are used--TIny Pin Tuclss
Are Featured.

With the marked favoritism which
10 being shown tile tweed aud
homespun suit for spring, blouse
manufacturers specializing in cotton
waists are anticipating a biz business.
states fashion writer.
Among the fabrics stressed In
colored batIste. bIouses Of this
medium having handmade collars
aud cuffs OF white. The contrast
OF the rose or sky blue blouse proper
with the white collar and cuffs Is
most springllke. Some Of the collars
feature hand-drawn work and hand
blocking, while the bodice sections are
both plain and tucked.
With color prime factor in spring
Developments. II Is only fitting that
blouses should be offered In equally
gay shades C0lored dlmitles are
given place Of Importance IN this col
lection. and are accorded varied treat
ments. Bosom front effects are well
liked the yoke defined with hem
stitched lines. Plated edges are EN-
ployed for establishment, and outline
collars Of dogs ear and regulation
type rs well MS smartly tailored turn
back cuffs. An orchid color blouse
treated In this manner is most at
tractive.
Bingham Is a medium also chosen
for trimming purposes. and Is effec-
tive combined with dImlty. The gIng-
ham Ia seen In such color comblnn-
lions rs black and white. red and
white, green and white and black and
white.
The Bingham forms edgIngs for col
lars and cuffs. and also serves as a
finish for tucks decorating the front
sections OF the blouse. An all-dinlty
blouse. done In white. has collar and
cuffs Of contrasting color. showing pin
tucked treatments. the finest OF pin
tucks being chosen for this purpose.
In the silk numbers which this
house is showing radium silks and
'pongee are the mediums stressed. and
II 10 stated that p0ngee Ia In par
ticularly high favor with buyers. The
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-23

are selling ny the hundreds In heather
tones OF blue, old rose and violet.
There are. however. those whose
preference Is for more formal type.
q suit which bespeaks certain distlnc-
ton In Its superb flnesse. exquisite fab-
ric, and patrician silhouette. Such a
sui, will be dlstingue anywhere.
TO discriminating taste the new
high-grade covert suit cannot fall Of
appeal, with its slender aristocratic
lines aud It's single button-Ilnk fasten-
The Lehi sun. [volume] (Lehi, Utah) 1913-1949, 1922-03-23

OF white auce In which one table
spoonful OF onion juice and one-fourth
Of teaspoonfui Of curry hns been
fixed and cooked. On large enrthen
plate pile up a border OF mashed
potato which has been seasoned with
butter and milk. more highly seasoned
than usual. Set plate In the oven
until the border Is nicely Drowned
Pour the vegetable curry Into the
potato border and sprinkle the whole
with finely minced parsley.
Veal Rolls.--with wooden potato
masher or malIct pound slices Of
veal steak to onc-fourth Of an Inch
In thickness cut In pieces three by
hve inches. Chop the trimmings with
one-elghth as much fat salt pork.
Add by measure half as much bread
crumbs as meat. season highly with
salt, pepper. poultry seasoning. onion
and lemon Juice with four fresh mush-
rooms chopped fine. Molsten the mix
ture with beaten egg and hot water
us moist as possible and still hold
Its shape. Spread each piece OF aeak
with thin layer nearly to the edge.
roll tight and fnsten with small
skewers. Shape the remaining mix.
ture Into balls and cook with the rolls.
Dredge with flour and cook a light
brown In butter. Place In a casserole.
cover with thin cream and bake an
hour.
Belmont Minced chIcken.-M one
fourth OF a cupful OF butter, ndd ono
fourth Of cupful Of -four and stir
until well blended; then pour on
gradually while stirring constantly. one
and one-half cupfuls OF chicken stock.
Bring to the boiling point. season with
one and one-half teaspoonfuls OF salt
and teaspoonful Of paprika. Add
one cupful OF cream. one cupful OF
minced chicken. two-thirds OF cup
full Of cooked sweetbread cubes. one
aud one-haif tnblespoonfuls Of truffles
or chicken Ilvers. Let stand In
double boiler 10 heat. Serve In a dish
with mashed potato piped around the
edge. Brown In hot oven.