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New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Uncertain Over Belgian Bond

Question recertiy received l,' ~,
bonds for sale. .r which ! found kingdom
% Hflgium c.Nernsl non1.c'nL-c.riihie -,
per cent Relgian bonds duo 1925 which ]
could fnd listed anywhers were quoted -
i02-in2i1. fhefeupon folrQhoned tho
bond house irQuifirC whrfhrr rho price
quoted per their Nft VAS correct. and upon
being assured that fiey would be piessed
90 nl my order ~ - purchased = NUM-
txr ~ tho bonds Since fhen have
lesrned hat the bonds quoted az io--io9 =
are convertible into francs A. favora ti.
figure, buf no one has ever heard ~ n
recoverable issue Have h0ru
trimmed D. fhfle market f1r fhe bond
bought. anl what s the last quotation p
- !. :
Answer You have not been trimmed.
although we think the house through
which you bought these notes might
have forestallcd any uncasiness on your
part By giving you detailed information
as 70 the nature OF these securities.
Late in 1919 the Baldwin Locomotive
Works sold large order Of engines %
the Belgian Government. accepting in
payment notes Of the Belrian Treasury.
The Baldwin management sold the bulk
of these notes 20 two responsible bank
inC houses and they in turn offered
them 20 the public. These are the
notes which you hold They differ
from the other 6 per cent notes of the
Belgian Government in that they con
tain no exchange features and are not
listed on the Stock Exchange. In an
other respects the two securities are
identical Both are good investments.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

and f.25 per cent. respectively. TAKE.
did not enter into the diferential. for
there we're no income taxes in those
years
What is the difereniial now. With tax
exemption a valuable asset 70 wealthy
investors? Aiehison general A.. which
arc generally accepted a. standard OF
railroad bond value, are selling on n as
per cent basis. and only few days ago
sn issue Of State Of Michigan bonds was
brought out on n 20 per cent basis. Thus
you VIII note that the difereniial has
not broadened materially. The main
governing factor in municipals, or any
other class Of high grade bonds possess
ing minimum Of risk, is the condition
Of the money market
Your fourth question is rather vague
as We read it. The small communities
Of county cannot obligate the entire
county unless they hold the majority OF
voters. and as such elect 70 create a
county obligation. a city constituting
part Of county could be obligated only
IN this manner.
Factors, IN addition 10 those that YOU
have mentioned. that should be taken
into confederation when inquirng into
the value of a municipal bond are The
relation between deb, and assessed valu-
alton. and a careful consideration Of
the basis Of computing assessed valus
iion. In New York City property is as
sessed ~ 100 per cent Of real valuation,
and IN some cases even higher. whereas
some communities assess on a basis as
low as 80 per cent Consider the gross
debt as well as ;he net debt. and do not
overlook tho purpose for which a bond
ISSUE Is created and foated II is not
good business. for instance. for a com
munity 10 bond itself for the purpose
Of purchasing public utility properties
that are operated privately 81 a profit,
for the history OF such cases shows that
politics and public utilities do not mix
well. or at least that municipal opera
ton Is nor conducive 70 continued pros
perity Of the properties operated.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
suhstitutes for Liberty Bonds

Question whist substitutes would YOU
suggest Tor $500 worth ~ Liberty bonds
of VARYING mafurlflrs7 pf these a couple
ar~ Victories duo IN 1929. others in 1928
etc 80 if seemed best 10 seil the lot and
thus b. able 20 buy ono or TWO good bonds
safety of principal and assurance az regu.
lar interest are the only conslderaflons -
weight Marketabiii'v does not matter. 80
ihe owner would not expect to disturb tho
Investment until compelled ~ maturity
confederation second 90 the physical
value uuCeriyinE the bonds would b. tho
tyne of organization or character ~ the
men In control as that seems 10 mo an
Inn portant factor for woman who H.
unable 10 follow conditions In other
words the desldrrafum q bond that
needs as liiile watching a. possible. since
the would -h~ purchaser hss not intelii-
E~nc- enough 70 understand msrk~' re-
roTis. nor even enough ~ draw any infer
enc-r from tho vast reports submitted ~
corporations Safety therefore heine The
paramount consldera'ion. a. large an In
i~resi rafe ar l. consistent with ~ r.
sor-ly needed In naming a few bonds
would you kindly mention also Waturifies
and present yislt, Would any preferred
stocks such a. National Biscuit or United
states Steel. oner sufficient security for
such an Investment?
Answer-New York Edison 6iss. due
l94l and not callable until 1895. sell.
ing reeently 10 yield about 81 per cent,
would be suitable for your purpose.
You could purchase $1,000 face value
OF these bonds for about Si,G35.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18


The following p-titlons In bsnkruptes
were fled yeserdsy IN ih- United state'
MoRGANsTERN AND FENsTER-In
voluntary. furriers. 2l2 " goth ~
FEiNGOLD Az DGELB iNc-lnvoiun
fary' u Maiden Lane. liabilities. $4,000
4. 7. JENNINGS 4 60 voluntary: cot.
ton tIsde So Broad 81 liabilities ''5'sss
DANiEL NEIL MoRRisoN-voiun,sry
W. $50 st.. physician. Liabilities. i,5i7
assets t26s
ELSIE HAT co. rNc. involuntary ia
warren st. liabilities $4,000. assets
JOHN HARRISON CORP involuntary
iss south a.
JEANETTE BRAUNsTEIN-volun
dressnaker. 3iso Broadway; liabilities.
&i,2f3, no assets
SAMUEL LEINOFF-v0lsntary sales
man i75' Monroe av.. Bronx. liaolliiiss
CHARLES 81 GoLpBERG-volun,ary
silk mill aEent, SO an av. liabilities
Stsb5, assets t7.lt7
.,. SS,o,.L.oRIcRAFT corr. =. I,n,yol,a,n,,ysry .
and IS W asa s,s
Receivers in BANKRUPTCY
The following receivers in bankruptcy
were appointed yesterday IN the United
states District Court.
George V. s Williams. for l. Drueker-
man Co. Inc jswslry. 1879 Broadway,
Harry zsikin. FOR zuckcrman AIT CO.
Inc. ~ Delaney At with bond of s. 600
Morris Israel Tor John Harrison corp.
iss South st.. mill supplies. with bond o.,
$1,000
Thomas ; Matters. for FeInEold q Gelb.
Inc. no occupation. II Maiden Lane. with
bond Of SIS. 900
Schedules In BanEruptcy
The following 'chsdules IN bankruptcy
were nled yesterday In the United states
PAIGE CLOAK AND SUIT coRP.-ria.
hilities. fii5Ti, assets. s?.5oo
JACK SiLNERSTEfN waists % West
2.d -. Liabilities ,ltToo. assets. tAitS
A. r JENNINGS a co, cotton trade
Liabilities. i9S.5s2: assets. S9issf
CoBklNlk BRoS.-iiabiiitles sio.3ss
NORRIS HoRIwirz-Liabn,iss ya.s.5.
MuNDo TRADING coRP.-t.i.bn,,i.,
$3.50 assets ti.99
DANIEL NEIL MORRISON. physician.
:. Yves, f3d 81 Liabilities. 1871. assets.
PEKARsKY RRos.. 49,; p.,hsat. sv
brons Liabilities isf.sss; assets. ,Ts. 600
=, SANI ~ lEiNoFF, sale'msn iTSt
Monfoe eN. Bronx Liabilities $3.50.
JEANETTE pRAUNsrErN. .iso Broad
assets
DoMERuS & BENNER. INC. TOYS and
novelties Liabilities. 81. a0s. assets a. fss
CHARLES NJ. GOLDBERG. silk mill
AGENT. 3ai tth sv LIABILITIES Ns53.
as et-, i2it?
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

Take the Tom Greene County 5i7s,
for instance. II you inquire into all the
pertinent facts. you will find. in addition
10 pointers on assessed valuation. the
nature Of industries. the debt Of the
county. etc. that the population Of Tom
Greene County. small as it is. actually
decreased by a substantial percentage
during .ho zen years ended 1920.
Disrccardrr the American Telephone
md Telegraph 5s. which ere the obliea-
ton Of parent company with interests
spread throughout the country, all The
other public utility bonds arc secured by
the property and earning power o. COM
panics operating IN growing and eco
nomcally sound communities.
In the case Of municipal bonds The Sc
curity is founded on the integrity OF
the community and the power 20 tax
while the security FOR public utility and
railroad bonds Is physical property and
earning power. In The case Of munici-
palities the power 10 tax IS substituted
for earning power
We do not know that there is any
accuraterecord Of defaults m municipal
bonds. but we can state on tho testimony
Of the foremost authorities that the rec
ord Of defaults ia smaller in the case
Of municipal bonds than in any other
class Of securities. with the single cx-
ception OF United States government
bonds.
Undoubtedly some small part o. the
differential between municipal bonds
and the obligations of corporations is
accounted for by the tax exemption fca-
ture Of the former To degree. there
fore. the difcren.ial will become mar
rover as taxes are reduced. But you
cannot afford 20 overlook the fact that
there has always been material diff
ference between the selling basis Of mu-
nicipals and other bonds.
In 1901 first grade municipals were
selling on a 2.9O per cent basis, and gilt
edge railroad bonds on $40 per cent
basis, and in 1908 the yield bases were
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Wants Secure 6 Per Cent Bond

Cpestior-wai you kindly advise me of
IN absolutely secure bond IN which 7 mas
invest $500 % give ma q refufn - abau.
fer cent l.ef mo know. Too please vnu-
opinion - Sinclair on - witch have been
recommended highly Miss 81 A. T.
Answer return of per cent is
not compatible with absolute safety.
The Sinclair OIL rs are reasonably
sound, but they contain q callablc pro
vision, and for that reason might not
be suits bic 20 your purpose. They GER
tainly do not measure up 10 your de-
mand for an absolutely secure" bond.
We suggest Duquesne Light 6s. ig4e.
yielding about 5.S per cent. or United
States Rubber IS, i947, yielding about
5h per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Voluntary Petition Filed
By Cotton Brokerage Firm

4 voluntary petition in bankruptcy
was fled yesterday by Angelo 7. Jen-
nings and Leonard c. Coeheu. individ-
ually and as members Of the firm OF
A. T. Jennings & Co. The petition de-
clares the firm to have been engaged
in the cotton trade at SO Broad Street,
The liabilities in the schedules. which
accompany the petition are placed at
S25s02 and the assets al s9.237.
The firm was n member Of the Ameri.
can Cotton and Grain Exchange, which
was found guilty last week of permit
ting buckcting operations by its mem
bers. Angelo T. Jennings was former
ly a director Of the exchange and was
named with five other officials in the
Indictment under which the exchange
was brought 10 trial. After the con
vietion Of the exchange the District At
torney announced that he intended 10
proceed against tho directors on
charges Of bueketing.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

Cgesi In~-. Wil rrl Kindly lef mi. tno-
whether t.l would advise ans changes ln
fhe f0Io IoN.rc tfe4r.fles Nh!ch form an 'm-
prrfsrt par' NJ fhe income ~ two aged
refrrns .nd dependents Canadian North
orr RAILWAY Company - 1850. North
western Eef Telephone 7s 1871. Aiumi-
n-r Company % America e. 1925: AnCio-
Anglican oH Company 5ns 1925. Ana
r'ra. opIcr Mining Company 7s 1922
Answer Canadian Northern Is. Ana
conda Copper IS and Northwestern
Bell Telephone IS are high grade Sc
cgr.t.ts, in our opinion. ard entirely
suitable for vour purpose II you take
into consideration the fact that the last
two are callabie on suitable notice az
any time and that the first named is
csliable In 1885. Your other bonds are
not Of the same grade. although they
arc suitable for a person in position
% watch earnings OF the companies.
Unless you feel you would ratncs Wdi.
until these bonds arc called for re-
dcmption before making reinvestmcnts.
receiving the larger retIrn m the
meantime. you should consider suitable
exchanges az present. accepting a re-
ducei income. This is matter for
personal determination.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Business Troubles

Hacreff. John C an1 Dart ?
lfGowan fkn.caerbcrasr l-'
tarsaI AftarflsIng Arf1fll-
Manhattan sfstIorsrf 20 m,
a IS Temple 'e-W A blsfe
sales 60
Uaft Frlsfs p R1fksnfs 2
Koisr Emil sfartsfi 'N " 4,
y - y ...
E0onIn Hanra kfsolfre h'f'
Inx Coro
Kramsr. ANNE Jacobs
Ls. walter A-R ssf.is - a.
Lave wlam-L Farosr . al
Lircoin Hospital ani h'm'-'
lemon rhoms. ~ An:,T..,
Levy. nsyid ~ or naff NeDN
4. Nanshach ...-...tt.
Law. george - Psrrf'f
Martin irc .... ..t -..t.
Ne,tsomery. Richard N-r.N !,
,e,- p,rk n wsrsr'y
Marin. Arthur. ard T.f.lv 80
deposit CO ~ MaTfs'' Al
Msi,.,,s Jsm.. ari rli'liy 80
D.po,it CO r, Nafyiina a
People 90 ....
yarcheli'si Gsoggs F-l ~
son costs
Same same .... .....-, e.,s
Nelson FIovd R-Ar-r'ean b'
S.m .S' Yors o9osgl sna Nary'aua Ps.s '''
Papsr Cn.-C0Wan Irlfe -
New Nsfhsr,ani Bans oi >" 4
York-L sfeinmsT ....,,.
Pain. Charles H-G 4 hs.I
Ph0topiay Progrrss ffo'
Inc-J Mad0w ..... l-r....-
Red Maek Products tofnoIs..s
Patent rnterWriiefs ih1, 800 4
Raiph n whifmsn-J ? N9ssi 80
Rslnsn. Harry fH RslEsn s
Smith. '',a Jaails p-L ! ss'''l'''
smith R' Julia Pr " s"iH
STATION Stusio. inc-K sass
steinmetz sam B-Frans' 4
Guinon CO. fnc ...t-...'''''.
same same ..... = ve.
Schwartz. Louis K-r y
s,sr, r''eS ceSarl.. X ,Nspi,r ... c.l,r
-Rarksrs ani '"'''
Insurance Go .....t.. y...fs
stsekhou... os~sid. ant Ii,n
s carr. or Nrs o.. os
Stsekhouss. or Mrs frans.
Staekhouse. or Ms lf,.t.r..
Nowbray snd James Il ~
7hsgm,, Icy mh Tyiisn B-z.il.r 9f'"
H.. IN, 49, cs.,i,.-M Nalsls
waldman. samuel j X WV
81 81 sttst. ...... a. - N.fhssf
wit,genstein. Leon--h Nss
Futisrman. Louis -'lN 4"
York ss.st.ss.. really
Woods Frank -clsndef' N''T
co. Inc .t.stt. ,.,,p-N
Warren Development WV
ifegemsn Go .ts... Ntl
Wliiiamsos. Michael sn'
surety 70 People .iS,,
In BronN Cousv sy
Cleveland Wayne hfonif ''...
Koa,,.r MAY colgate A 90 boo.
NcNanus. Joseph u :
Wartensen. Kris \ a bss., .,,ess
Rappaport. Jack
AT Novelties t.ffts, = poe
Thomas Dun 60. Inc
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
y. J. Public Service Securifies

Question Have bought some per cent
preiefr'd stock - the Public Service cor.
poration OF New JcTarr and would lge
your opinion - f Also the g t.f c.nt
bonds ~ This company Mrs p l. "
AnsweT-The per cent bonds Of the
Public Service Corporation OF Nev
Jersey are a good investment suitable
for a woman. The g per cent preferred
stock is reasonably well covered by
earnings, but II is quite far down the
list Of desirable preferred stocks. and
any one purchasing IL should keep In
constant touch with the developments
Of the company.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Home OIL SneculatlYn

% invest IN Home on stock. Chicago. 10 %
Have little saved an q widow and
cannot AFFORD 20 lose picked out tho
the man who WAS FOR years general mana
ger for the chicago hranch - tho STANDARD
on Company Is largely increased in tho
Home pii Company I am told that an
STANDARD on companies are safe y. A.
AnsVer-Thc Home oil Company Of
Chicago has outstanding 100000 per
cent cumulative preferred stock and
10000 shares Of no par common stock.
Organized in 1920. dividends have been
paid regularly on the preferred. We
class this stock as speculative. I, does
not yet rank with Standard oil com.
panieS.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Comparing Groups of Bonds

oy,,forSercroi Of ny f-crd veil a' my''V '0'e ''
bord from time study ne 'ah"t po eV
Fer,ni classes Of who'her rails whi'' "'en' -,
-, oi,, % The great divergence Of fhe dpe'e"' '""
tc br difficult 70 gather Information Which @ serve o.
o.3 IN n, suresosc Of different cassrs Of 'ee"ntes
., to,ormaror Moody Bab'or Bord bny'
~ ~ ~ ,roy publications. opinion " particular"
ttro IN hc e, municipal bonds compared run """'' '"a ~
. f oo,ion ras obtained from hoHHeI' and her
m ,r oddresscd t hope hef will k"d enough "
M ~ ur mint Of hau b. gad 70 fnrn'h you copy 81 me
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Earnings on Motor Shares

Qurffl0n--Fr0m what I have Rad IN
your hnsrclai page Tho conclusion has
been drawn that the automobile industry Is
experiencing ono ~ the most profitable
periods yet recorded. inasnuch as ! de-
sire f0 place fpfne money IN good fpecu'
isfive inreatmeni. 30 you think that NAV
well Motors 4 and chandler stock Offer
p0ssihrifies7 T. n not true that these
com paries have 80 far this year moro than
eafnsd Tho dividend and that the md ~
This property IL got yet IN sight7 DO
you think there f. any other motor stock
fta' offers better business mans invest
mont. Judging from tho earnings and IT,
present value Ny Income 10 such that I
afn sbie 20 place my earnings IN such
ventures that are reasonably safe. but I
aW able 20 keep In touch With ihe condi-
ions ~ The industry and the market --
7. EP
Answer Recent DEVELOPMENTS IN
dicate that many Of the leading motor
car manufacturers have enjoyed the
hest season In years. Maxwell Motors
and Chandler have been particularly
successful, according 10 those in touch
with the situation, II would be nece.-
snry 10 wait for the emi-annual state
ments Of the company. issued after
June 30, 10 say definitely how much
these companies have earned on their
stock in this prosperous period. but il
is generally believed that to a large ex-
tent dividends on Chandler stock and
on Maxwell A shares for the year have
already been earned.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

Question I ,Epect 10 have 5000 10
invest on or sbout July ! Would very
much Ike 10 put this mon-y out IN gii,
edge per cent bonds N possible can
you suggest from four 20 ss good bonds
that would be safe investment a. 1
would He 70 be guided IN this matterf-
Mrs " 2.
Answer-The following bonds would
be suitable for your purpose, in our
opinion: Canadian Northern 6i.s,
1915, Great Northern 5hs, 1852, Public
Service Corporation perpetual Sc. New
York Telephone IS. 1871. Consolidation
Coal IS. 1850. and United States Rub
her Is iq47
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
british Auto Imports Gain

Omcialiy monthly returns for fhc
first quarter Of 1922 indicate that
British imports OF passenger cars.
trucks and chassis are again on the
increase. The total number a. pas
sengcr ears and trucks imported dur
!ne this period was 2.495. valued a.
fa6l.32s. and chassis numbered 1870,
valued a. f479009. During the cor
responding quarter Of 1927 the total
number of passenger ears and trucks
Imported amounted 10 20li. valued
a. s6si,l5e. but imported chassis num-
bered only 96o. valued 90 S5l4.f53.
Canada ranked first % regard 90 num-
Der Of finished car furnished end
fourth with respect 20 chassis. France
ranked second with regard % both
frishcd ears and chassis. Italy was
third FOR finished cars and Grst for
chassis, while tie United states was
fourth in finished cars and chassis.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

Question: Of general interest 20 'r-
rcsfors fciu he drswsred IN ihis eoi.
airn. "a rkich case Only initials pi"
o. uscd. Ofhcrs vN BE- arswcred ~
nail address Ok irqUifles. 'relo'-
ing q stamped, addressed enpelope' 70
F.naneial Editor. The Tribune, lt4
Nossau street, Noi0 York Cify.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Inquiries Should BE Signed

Inquiries addressed 70 this depart
ment Of The Tribune are regarded as
confidential, but 10 show the writer's
good faith ell should be signed and
an address should be inclosed for reply.
Letters from the following are being
held for Identification: J. T. l.. d. b.
B., J. OBJ, Mrs. A. b., A. II. F.. l.. H..
K. c. W.. II. W.. Z. +. T., G.. F. K,
]. o. C., W. j. F., NJ. V. b.. F. X. H..
II. L. NJ. Miss L. W, A. p. j., |. W.
and x. d. S.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18
Satisfied Judgmen''

In New York 'c'a s.,l
IN. er.t name is th., of ~, ss ~
..ecrd that ~ tNs crsdiief "'
Judgment Nas hl,d -,
Hss.stt James f-h.
Feb. q. i9if......t-. t,,e a
Sc rme--A u. Hannss@h' 80.
same same. Feb. y, isi i, M
gome-same. Feb. 81. ~ u.
Rieter. go. and Nm inc,
ianger, Piumssrt a 60 ..
June s. ls22.ss.ts nu.hf.
HAssett. james F--N
Feb. ~. tgi7....tt--' n
fsLrsrdsten- -Moller Co~F i.
Brosig, Juae -. lsss \ ~
Rieter. leo and Wr. Lac.
langer. Blumgart 20 -.
Dec. "a. 1870 .,.,,.... uelens
Max Jaklra. Ahrsm. ana sspi
f'-- ~'xel-People, etc
&c, is,i.......,.'.s........',m ,msssr.
l.. se.. s,5rris and Nes &c.
dam Casualty 60. -FeoP'"
May 81. 1872 (yscsteo' pro.
seldl. pernhard--Chstah
nix MI Rank of Ci,y q
June s. 1919 ...--... ,,..aelll--
Reds, John, and John i,,..
y. Selden et ali may ~
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

think that dcfamf is as likely ~ mn-
nicirais ~ clon 4 as compared wfh
ciosses r and 90
:. Do you believe that ~, pres,ri dV-
Gsreufoi befwecn municipal iHooms r.
turn md fGT0bie income return wiil bc
maintained. or wiH these fuo rofcs NJ
return gradually become cioser as there
are changes 10 ne TAR yniesf
Taking state ~ which fhe laws
limit me debt 81 municipalities 10. say.
: - PER rent. coud fhc small NM
ricipoi''cs -riihu ihai state. of. say,
fcn 10 fNccn thousand population. oh.
iign'c cftcr county or ciip'
s. What other clcm,r.s should bc
rofchCi for outside 81 thc foiiowing:
Population increase or d,crsosc be-
f,rcen 1910 aud iPeOi
Ncf debt NJ community
Lcooi opinion as 70 raidfy Of me
ionn?
Percentage Of agricultural der'lop-
m~uf?
Caution NJ 70 oii. mining or other
cphcmoral dcrr'opmenH
q. win fayGbic income n $4,000
10 ffOO.OOo. wouH pom advise ne hiohsv
c'0rs NJ income n iHrcd IN murioipni'
cr'yclp and TIC lorcr our partly wn-
ricipols and partly ofhers'-S. J. n.
our specific question We wish TO set
very one else who is considering the
his: 4 municipal bond that is legal
md trust funds in the states Of New
{ is a good investment.
bonds that are legal in these
grouped for comparative purposes as
be discussed in general terms. You
Inicipal bonds that were issued under
es Of law. You cannot say that any
9 favorably or otherwise with all Of
tx railroad bonds To arrive at any
'ary TO place one issue in juxtaposi-
group.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-18

froi summary. whcu compleird.
Taking he question Of safety Of priH-
epoi and iufcrcs' only into corsid'ro-
,ion. do you consider municipal bonds
of sreord grade namely. ne smaller
,,,,rieinoiifics such os hc foiowin0t
~ Tom Creme County. Tcrne. 3'sf.
6y, 1915. Eror County. NcbraskG, IS,
due 1856. Lcroir Comfy. y. e.. ~, due
1919. Monroe. IT,. ~. duC 1910. Mana
,,c County. Fioridr. &c. dpe 1881. Mor-
oon Coutfy. TcuuCsrcC. fg dr0 1871.
f,U, os sofc or safer then m ifene of
J;o6 class nfffp bonds. for 6rGmpiet
n Detroit Edison rs. dpc f940. Amcr-
,eqn Tciepkonc and Telegraph 5s. due
1910. Ncbrnsk1 Porcr 81. dnc 1879:
Wcsf Penn Powcr ~. duc 1855; Clcrc-
land Edison illuminating Company 81,
due 1852. CorsumCrs PoWcr Company
&c. difr 1856: or rails. for example. IfI
Conndiou Northern Wcffcru liRs. dne
1913. oregon Navigation Railroad -.
due 1861. PCrc Marquette So. dHc 1850.
Southern Rai'roF 81, due f993; Central
Pacific Through Line Ls due 1881. VIZ
consir Central RGlw0Vs .s, dpc io+ei
>. Hare Vop 0rp record ~ dniG whirh
wouid indicate fhc pcrccrfcgc ~ possiblc
dcforiis iu municipal bonds ~ 'hc char
aeier above dcscribcdY II NOT do pop
Before dealing with J
down a rule and guide for you and
purchase Of municipal bonds. II is
Tor the investment Of savings bank
York. Massachusetts, and Connecticl
We cannot say the same for all
states. You cannot treat the bonds
representative OF a class Of bonds tC
nave in Group A six second grade M
six separate and widely different coo
particular bond on this list compare
the six public utilities or all Of the
definite conclusion it would be rece.
ton with another issue and not with
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Judgments Filed

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tefdsy. June ~. the FIRST name beinE that
of the debtor;
Abrams, Jacob H-iierring Bros.
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