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Home From Mount LiefneHS 8lS
Mrs. Ed jenkins and daughter,
Mrs. Arthur Kisner, have returned
from a three weeks stay at Mount
Clemens, Mich, where MIS- enk.;
ms took treatment for rheumatism.
She Is much improved in health
Missionary Meeting
The Foreign Missionary Society
OF the Diamond Street Church will
have its regular meeting Wednesr
day afternoon at 2 o'clock at the
church. Mrs. Minnie Bakers di-
vision, with Mrs. Hendrix as lead,
er, will be in charge of the meet
Epworth League Supper
The Epworth League OF the Dia.
mond street Church will have 4
beef loaf supper Tues day evening
at the Church from 5 to37 O'Clock.
AZ tempting menu will be served. .
Tickets are being sold at SO cents
each.
Basket Meeting
The all-day meeting held Sunday
at the tent situated at the Corner
Of Marion and Fairfax streets, had
large attendance at each Of the
three services. "A large number Of
out OF town people We're present
Three discourses were delivered
by the speaker. H. c.. benson
during the day These MEETINGS
will continue during the week.
Services will be held each evening
at 7:45 o'clock.
Attend Assembly
The Worth While Girls Mission
airy Circle of the .Palatine Baptist
Church will attend the Baptist -
sembly at Philippi, which begins
Tuesday and continues over the
week end Other members OF the
local >congregation who will go W
attend the assembly are the Miss Is
Myrtle Mckinney, Matilda McKin
ney, Ethel Richards. and Neva
Prunty.
Pastor Accepts Call
The Rev. J. Walter Barnes ut
Pennsylvania has accepted the
call OF the congregation Of the
Palatine Baptist Church and will
make arrangements to come here
and begin his York as pastor Of
the church as soon as possible. h
hopes to be able to take up the
work here by September 10; Rev,
Barnes has preached here before
Personals
The Misses Ardith kerns and
Eleanor Archer left today on va
cation trip that will take in a few
days stay at Pittsburgh, Cannons
burg. Washington Pa, ans
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. Hawkin:
and family, Mrs. Cora Morrow
Mrs. Ella DOMAIN and Earle Arm
EFT motored to Cumberland sun
dayy.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. L Harris an,
children have gone to Cumberland
! to visit Mrs. Harris parents
Their son Kenneth. who has spen
some time there, will return hom
| MI. and Mrs. Hugh Ball AM
daughters, Mary and Julia, MI
and Mrs. Herndon Fawcett ant
Mr.. and Mrs. Orlo Drummond
Horned motoring party that Wen
to Waynesburg Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. link Of Mounds
vile were guests OF the Rev. an
! Mrs O.. G. Phillips Saturday an
Sunday.
! Mr.. and Mrs J. =. Leech 9
i Market street have returned fror
ireland, w. Va. where they T ;'l i
! ed relatives.
i Mr.. and Mrs. A.. w. Hovatte
of State street spent Sunday Wit
1 the latter's mother. Mrs. Meats a
| Arden, w. Va.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. T.. B. Henderso
! and daughter, Rosemary and Mir
and Mrs. D. H. Harr, who wer
members of camping party q
\ Valley Falls. returned home Sun
! day Tie others in the party VII
return this evening.
Z {. 4 4 x 4 a. +. d
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t.ans OF putting human values 1lrst
of avoiding extravaganza ana waste ss'
and OF UNFOLDING high STA nn "a !,
sof honor and thoroughn'ess - ~
work. In word, they must SET !. an
example in subordtnating lne
claim for rights to the call OF outy.
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Special Notices

NOTICE OF REDEMPTION. /.
10 Holders Of Victory Notes and
Others tConcerned:
81 Notice lie hereby gwen as tolz3
u: Can for Partial Redemption OF
Az 20 Victory Notes.
.53 All ss4G% Victory Notes, other
wise known as United States OF
America Gold Notes OF 1922-1923.
WIFI CHI bear the distingulsh1n let
tiers "a; ID, c., d. E, or T prefixed
to tneirS serial K numbers having
been deslgned for the puEp ose BY
lot IL the manner pre- scribed pY
the SECRETARY of the Treasury. are
called for redemption on Decem-
her is, 1879, pursuant to the pro-
vision for red emption contained IL
the notes and stn Treasury Depart.
ment Circular No - SO, dated April
al, 1915 der which the notes
all the AZ % Victory Notes thus
called for emp ton will cease on
said <redemp ton date, December Is,
1922. H. III 53
Victory Notes OF the 4si$s996 series
bearing tho distinguishing tettera
G, HI; u *. or y, 3preftxed to their
serial numbers are not In any man
|,ner affected by this call for re-
|demrtioaf and will be due and pay
able ass to prime on May 20.
1925. according to their terms.
g Detailed Information as TO the
present at!on and surrender OF
4 NgS: victolry Notes for red emption
:unde this call IS given in Treas
;urys Depart emit oireular-No. 299,
dated July rs. 1892. copies of5which
may be obtained from the Treas
urysDepartment,D Division OF Loans
g. Curr ency, Washington, D. O., or
any Federal Reserve Bank.
a.. w. MELLON,
Secretary OF the Treasury:
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Special Notices

from the place 81 eginnins thsns
along said road q polessandASts st
to the beginning, aiming &on5ss
half acre more orsless. s3S
TERMS OF SAI4E.s lneahlrsI
3f1-3) Of the PURCHASES price. on GSsS
much more thereof sas tn
chaser may elect pay cash AZ
hand on day of SALE and 9theSre4d
due In two (2) equal annualA
#stallmonts. due Erespsctiye1yM3na
and two years from date sal
with interest thereon ronlg 1tf
OF sale, such deferred insta11fnensA
OF purchase money To be- repre3s
scented by the no ties ne pn5
chaser with good persqnal ssct1gs
ity. and a sveni or,sg lien shalt hass
retained in any deed pom 1ssss
above described3 realf estate Aes
cure the deferred insta llmentsspfs
ROLLO ~. &c ONLE
FRANK c. HAYNI OND.
Special Commissionels.s
i, W: a. Gather Clerk 81 2thess3
cult Court OF Marine County Wests
Virginia, hereby certif ats hondss
with security approved by me as
sufficient and I'm the penalty prbSS
vided by said deere ShaBsbee nSg1y
en- by said Special Commiss nnaIss@
4; u. A.. GATHER Clerk
July 1928 81 uE.ss
a ~ s
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FOR SALE-Two No. s Geyser
Threshers, complete with l4Hs
inch straw carrier, small Belt
Tools. etc. New $4,000 each,
cash +. O. b. Morgantown. w. Va.
One 17x22 Observation-Disclosures
Hay Baling-Press with SD. =. Case
line Engine. $4,000 each, cash, +
%. b. Morgantown, West Virginia.
Phone or write, MONONGAHE.l- Ella y
SUPPLY COMPANY, Morgantown,
West Virginia. Phones SOL 662.
Esd 5020A
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: DEMANDS PENALTY

& N. MOSCOW,. July 31-Death by
shooting of thirty Of the social
srevolutionists on trial here, in
Guiding four women, was demand
ed by the prosecutor, NJ. Krylenko,
in summarizing the evidence
against the: defendants. The
prisoners shouted their LEFT nce in
answer to his Eaccusations. w.
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5IMPORTANT NOTICE

rhe West Virgin1an will not be
responsible for more than one In
correct insertion Of any advertise
ment ordered for more than one
time
All cancellation orders on con-
tract and until forbid orders must
be in writing addressed to the
Want-Ad Department. This Is for
your protection.
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CEMENT WORK.
A GRADING, PAINTING AND
HAULING OF#ALL KINDS. Phone
656-M. Ed Willis, 239 Allegheny
Avenue. So4S a
-BABY CARRIAGE. VERY
REASONABLE. Phone 225-W.
55 NJ 5058A
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Coal and Timber

OAK LUMBER. Any kind Of oak.
poplar and hickory. Can cut
to fill your need. Phone It's 3-M
or write Elmust p Morgan, FAR
mont, Route No. 5 5o33A
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"a MODERN BUNGALOW. fye
rooms, bath and porch; furnish n
ed. also garden. To party withou {
children. Reference required W
u. Carpenter, 1929 Speedway
Phone 1754-W. 504lx3A
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This Date in History
I I.ife and Character Reading.

$40 4 Il
People born on this date come
under the sign of Leon, the Lion
and the middle sign of the Fire Fire.
Triplicity- These people are Susu-
ally not over tall, Lave strong,
wirys bodies, well proportloned,
broad sh oulders, round head with With
light or rudy complexion, strong
deep voice, and large eyes:
Companionship and true genial
friends for Leo people will usual
" be found first among Sag1ttta rus rus
people, next among those porn
under Librator Aries. 5y
@ The diseases which these peo-
pie are liable to suffer from are r3
weak lungs, heart trouble and
violent feyers. All these ailments
and every other known to man
can be entirely dominated, for
ever cast out, by those Fl who
realize that mind is the master
and body the servant of mind,
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MODERN HOME, small acreage,
on good roads,. near city Give
price. Address Kramer Price,
Huntington, r. +. D NO.
80 4947A
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Male Help W anted

SELL trees and plants FOR World 5
greatest nurseries; steady work;
com mission weekly. Brown Broth
ers Nurseries, Rochester, n. ".
ri 5O54A
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Financial.
Special Notices
OFFICE OF THE COSsOLIDA
ton COAL COMPANY

New z ork,. N: " July 2 {. 1922.
,rhe Board of Directors has De
clared 4 quarterly dividend of Ons
and a Half Dollars 81 SOD per
share on its Capital Stock, payable
July 31st, 1922 to the stockhoi ID ers
iofFrecord at the close OF business
July 20. 1922 The tran sfer books
viii remain open. Divtd end checks ,sc'll3i
will be mailed. :,
Assistant Treasurer:
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Vacation time is nearing its
close. Onlyfo one more month, and
most folks will return to labor: II
you have a position keep 1t, but Il
not or II you desire something
better. use the Want ADS daily
and you are sure to be successful.
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MODERN HOME, small acreage.
on good roads near city. Give
price. Address Ramer Price, MaE-l
nington, R. F. D. No. 3. 1914
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I,.L..,.-- -. 49,
Wanted

WANTED TO RENT 5. or q
room house - furnished OF Ia
furnished. Close in. Long lease ).
z. O. Box ia 1886 A
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WANTED PARTNER---:With sth ire.
thousand dollars to invest IN =
1922 Automobile product. VIII I'm.
media tely incorporate into stock
company Party must be capable
OF handling sales departments. NO
agents or organization promoters
Easketfull now. For particulars ad,
sdreas. S. ID. Faust 621 N 18th
street, Philadelphia, Penna. 50b2A
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Restaurants
Taxi Service.

FLEMING taxi AND TRANSFER
s$ COMPANY. Taxi and baggage
service, day and night. Phone
1890. 1857 q =
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Personal

YOUR FUTURh-Dtme, birthdate.9
& stamped envelope and cues
5tious, gets trial reading. D. BUT
ton, Kansas City, Mo ~ oo 90 e
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Painting, Paperhanging

YOU'VE Tried tho rest now try
the best painter aud paper
hanger in town. ~ Monroe
street, ss lss5 : . Z q. "a
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Miscellaneous For Sale

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS
e.ys;.nd USED: easy payments.
National Cash Register Co..
Clarksburg. Viva. 46O7A
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BLACKBERRlES, delivered. soc
per gallon. 55-R-4 FairvleW.
4930A
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Auto Repairs

AUTO REPAIRING and tops built
and repaired. FAIRMONTIzC AR--
RAGE WORKS. Phone 1881. ss
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Veterinarian

T. i, .BRANNoN. Veterinarian.
Phone 1881. 4942s- q
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Furniture For Sale

FURNITURE with privilege OF
renting house. Phone 1155-R
i wv 5053A
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DRESSMAKIN1S AND Z PLAIN
SEWING. ALSO MEMS SHIRTS,
RATES. ITO FAIR
MONT AVENUE. 5U4o e
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Situations Wanted Female

WASHING WANTED TO DO
Phone 1921. oO2SA
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Requiring

MEMS SHOES half a.s soled and
heeleda$1 SETS. Ladies' d shoes half
soled and heelcd s1.35s WIN. Wash
ington, 204 Raymond St. 4424A5
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electrical Work
Dentists
! - ~. 80 81 -

DENTAL BARGAINs-Gold crowns
S. up. False teeth $3.50 up.
Teeth extracted 75c. Dr.. Smith.
3o4- Merchant St. Open35eyeninEs.
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SHOE REPAIR SHOP. Prompt
NJ service. Popular prices. MIKE!
ROMINO JACKS ON g. MONROE
STREETS. so42 "a
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Furnished Rooms

FURNISHED ROOMS-prices rea-
5$ sonable. 524$ Ogden Aven ue.
Phone 296-W. Z 8 20
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Misunderstanding.

WROE, PLUMBING, Phone
E83 169S-Jx1 Ala Wiley Street.
s7.f s'3 5o44 "A
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Houses And Lots

FIVE ROOMS AND BATH on
paved street. Good Condition.
Terms. Phone Isl. 5O6l--A
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WE CLEAN WINDOWS CHEAP
FAlRMONT WINDOW CLEAN
INGsCOs PHONE ANDREW. BOZ
KO. #Sae.J. 3. 6o48A
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FOR RENT light housekeeping
rooms. 211 Chicago, ST. 5015A
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NOTICE OF REDEMPTION.
TO Holders OF Victory Notes and
Others tConcerned:
* Notice lie hereby gwen as folz
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SDresas:;linIaking

.DREssMAK1NG & PLAIN SEW.
ING. Give us ia trial, EOS Walnu'
Ave. Phone 961-R. oolSs a
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FINE home, siS rooms and bath.
East Park Avenue. Two car
garage. Phone $50. 5O59A
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TRANSFER land fHAULINGSsOF,
LiKINDS.sLongs distance NOV
ing a l sp ecialty. TIL E. UNION
TRAN SEER g. -STORAGECO co.
Phone 174o: 5o 9.4:'sf''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1922-07-24

ouestlon--wouid you kindly advise me
what ratlpg you would give the following
bonds, shd stocks: Georgia Light. Power
and railways 8 per cent. due 1871 West
Pehnsylvania Power pcr cent. West Penn
(vlvania Power o., 1896 Nlrfinian Power
Company &c. 1919. Nifginan Power COM
pany -. 1875. Island Refining Cofhoiai.ion
IA due 1879. Massachusetts OIL Refining
- 1873 stocks. Congoleum Compant.
Inc. j. J. Case Pillow Works Company.
am a widow In moderate CIRCUMSTANCES
and these bond- were bought rom rn
agent ia Lancaster. Ny son. Who takes
your paper and "a manager of WOOL
worth store al Third Avenue nnd latl
street Bronx feels that have some
bonds not suitable Tor woman. lie mas
sent mo SONG answers to INVESTOR.
clipped from your paper when nave
pleased me greatly. and ] have taken
courage 20 write and ask your advice
Mrs J. W. =.
Answer-We think you need have no
worry over your Investment In the FIRST
five bonds you list. which We regard
as reasonably sound The Island Oil
and Transport Corporation Is IN re-
ceivership, which has affected the credit
OF the Island Refining Company 20 an
extent that bondholders were asked 10
accept short term scrip for the April
rs interest payment. Massachusetts,
OIL and Refining Company defaultcd on
the July / interest on It's bonds, and o
committee has been formed for the
protection Of the holders. letters as 10
which YOU have undoubtedly received.
The present situation OF the Island OF
and Transport Company makes for con-
siderable uncertainty as 20 values Sc
curing Island Refining and Massachu-
setts oil and Refining bonds, and your
Investment in this direction has become
undesirable. There are three classes
Of stock Of the Congoleum Company
and OF the J. l. Case Pillow Works
Company We do not know which class
YOU hold The record Of the Congoleum
Company entities It's preferred shares
10 be regarded as suitable for invest
ment for a business man. The last
dividend on j. !. Case Pillow Works was
paid April. 1921. and the stock can be
considered as Offering only speculative
possibilities. In making future invest
ments we think il advisable that you
secure greater safety. In accepting q
smaller return you are protecting your
eapital. and il will not be subject q,
depletion caused by losses incurred
through purchasing securities OF a
speculative class on which dividends
arc not assured.
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A Bad Venture

Question: hold 50 shares OF INTERIOR
ough Consolidated preferred bought az Z.
Would you advise me 20 sell ana tsHs
my loss. or wait until the readjnstnens
Has the Interborough Consolidated got any
assets outside Of Rapid Transit ana IL 80
what are theyf Would you kindly give
me the standlng OF Panhandle y. and r. /;
also Booth Fisheries Company / thought
Of specializing In these two siocks-D. ID.
Answer-You Jared rather badly in
your Interborough Consolidated ven
ture and will undoubtedly have the
same experience IL you continue 10 use
your funds purely for speculation.
There is hardly any use detailing the
assets Of the lnterborough Consoli-
dated for the enlightenment Of stock
holder, because these assets are not SUI
fcient 20 meet the company's obliga-
ton TO the holders Of lnterborough-
Metropolitan IA per cent bonds. Your
only equity as a holder Of the pre-
ferred stock lies in privilege" 70
purchase some Of the new per cent
notes after the lnterborough Rapid
Transit stockholders and lnterborough-
Metropolitan bondholders have had
their opportunity to subscribe. Those
OF the Consolidated stockholders who
DO subscribe 20 the new notes VIII re-
eeiye as a bonus proportionate snare
OF the Rapid Transit stock surrendered
By holders Of the Rapid Transit STOCK
and Metropolitan bonds. The two
stocks you mention are speculations
pure and simple and we cannot oher
any advice on the subject.
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nisnosInr Of His Victory Notes

QUESTION am a single man hfiy years
old ! have Accumulated some money py
bonds as follows. Canadian 81. 900 eaoh)-
Province % Alberta. due 1880; Province o.
Manitoba. due 1925 Province q Mitlsh
Columbia due sss' lro.in.o o, ,vi nri,,sn
Water District duo 1929 industvlal--
81 900 Armour Z per cent note, due 1880.
Tinted statea GoYernment Ab.pVV Nleioy
f.s due 1924. ! wish 90 Increase my IN
come on this by d.aposlng of my six VIC
tony ass and the Winnipeg bond being
now duo and have 81 200 cash-total 70 De
veatmsnt house that ! wish 10 invest this
81 600 IN good bonds. yielding about 3 per
cent and they have submitted the follow
INK iift for my consideration. am ASSN
you Tor your opinion as Go the safety of my
prlnclpai Interest N you DO not approve
of ali OF these would you kindly add some
others % make selection ot eigAi ponls
Dominion OF Canada o., French Republic
Ttsa. suffer Basin Company Land Mort
gage per cent due 1885, Tennessee Elec-
tric Power company hrst and retlndins
pany hrst mortgage 6iss. due 1857. West
IN states Gas and Electric Co 60. due
1897. Central Coal A. Coke Co, nfst mort
gage -. duo 1850 Detroit CITY Cas-
Company FIRST mortgago series 4. 81. due
1851. Consumers Power Company gencral
and rcfunding series b o. i9a3.-l. W, II.
Answer-We do not approve OF the
list submitted for the investment Of
your $4,000. With the exception Of the
Canadian 5s il is a far cry from Vie
tory notes, with their prime security
and excellent marketability, 20 the
bonds your broker suggested. Buy the
Canadian Government IS. and, II you
can put yourself In the frame OF mind
20 ignore any sudden reactions, such as
took place in the French bonds few
days ago, following the collapse Of the
German mark and the request for 2
two-ycar moratorium on reparation
payments, buy the French 7l4s. Other
securities which we consider suitable
for you are Duqucsne Light 6s, due
1919, selling recently TO yield about
SIS per cent; New York Telephone
Company ca per cent preferred stock;
Pcre Marquette prior preference stock,
selling around n and paying . per
cent dividend; Public Service Corpora
ton Of New Jersey 5s, due 1859. yield
ing about g. per cent, ard United
States Rubber IS, due 1917, yielding
about 5.S per cent. We suggest $1,000
principal amount OF any Of these seeur-
tiles you desire 90 take.
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Gnston William MorthIess

Question: hold 400 shares CASTOR,
Williams a Wlgmorc. trading On which
has cen susrsnt I'd on the New York stock
Excfangc Would you please inform me
u there Is nuy exchange in when thfy
are trafrd COZ what w 1lll you advise me
10 40 With them I'll VI.
Answer-An official OF Castor & Co,
successor 90 Castor, Williams & Wig
more. Inc, informs Us that your stock
Is worthless In brokerage quarters IL
was recently reported that Il was
being offered at 30 cents a share "over
the counter" with no bids. The stock
was stricken from the Stock Exchange
list because Of the inability OF the re-
eeiver 20 further maintain a transfer
Office. CASTOR & Co, with the receiver,
is now engaged In l.quidating the old
company's affairs and has taken over
the "going" business. The offer BY the
new company OF It's stock 20 old stock
holders az S. share expired On May IS
With the result tiat about 700 old stock
holders elected 20 subscribe. II you
were not one Of that number you can
readily see how your stock Is now
worthless
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snlittlnq $4,000 Into Sin Parts

r.,-,f,r.f have often read you, ~,
forfnnfion column ln your lHp., ~ ,hou-
49,. 49,, a great help 90 me and ~ ~,
49, ,,iah 10 Invest - 900 lh sp''t
~ 1900 first class conf'ffNtiN' -, "a
IN. most conservative I can buy an'
hone { can nrf about 6 yer cen. y" liza
,..s,,,.rf 1 wish f0 secure the .lN.
lra,l, ftiv market should desire any
dine 90 convert them lnfo money 80. -
,ounr man and may come iil. s..ftre
purchase "a home. so hatss,tiog nv. IN.
1910 40 not want apetuiANl
bonds but bonds of a mfh his"s1. Nv
srrvaffro nature. readily lNhl t'..etgN "a. a.
e.th.r'. broker Just ruggesied thlH ~.
l"t'. ,.f.h 10 make sure about w. 70
~',.b go1r opinion regarding mo 10Y
thint several ~ these uonnr "a ~. 40
Ire stock Evchange iilsnn H. this
buv only bonds on tho efchanh'' ~. 80
rooI idra7 ] shall appreciate your ~.
4 Vice ang help very nufn .lnt,.,.a., re-.
urf. paclfc Telephone anl t'i,t tii-tt..terf
iohHlN 80 cofnranv frat mortgage ~,
fsft. Sorfh Hudson chemical hiHi M.n
ises. perriess Cereal Mnia Ltd., f,nn.ts.a,,
mortgage O.. 1892. United o'n,'s pis,a
er.t mortgage Or. 1916 chateau ~
. .-..,r.t..,r fraf mortgage la, tl-n. ~
broter b. on upstate man. 70 il. n, ~,
I sovrrai ~ these bonds ore OF e'iP'' N''''-
h. tbrf vfrIrlfv.-f r. 8.
D" Answer The Pacific Telephone ana
Tolegraph 5s and United states Rub0er
"a arc the only two bonds on this hst
,b., arc traded In on the New YORK
stoek Exchange. The others. with the
nossible exception Of the Mississippi
river Power 5s. lack marketability 70
sueh an extent that they would hardly
b. suitable for your purpose. Inc
United states Rubber 5s give a current
return Of about SO per cent ana 'ne
Pacific Telephone and Telegraph, os
about 50 per cent. II the latter does
not measure up TO your income re-
euirements we suggest, in addition to
The Rubber bond, Duquesne Light 6s'
due 1919, returning about SIS per eenti
Kingdom Of Norway IS, due 1872 re-
turning about 81 per cent; chicago
Union Station Gas, due 1863 return
ing about 81 per cent; Brooklyn Lui.
son cs. due 1880. returning currently
about 50 per cent, and Pennsylyania
Railroad 6ns, due 1886, returning
about 80 per cent.