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New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Investing Proceeds OF Sale

Questlon-I havs cold my house IN the
suburbs and will have about $500 10 In.
vest about July s. and have purchased a
DO due March 50. is25. would like 20 In
vest the above 5000 IN good bonds or pre-
ferred stocks which will give me at least
per cent 10 equal the { per cent which ]
which / can either sell in March. is7T, II
necessary. TO meet the mortgage. or hold
as a permanent Investment. What bonds
or stocks would you recommend for this
purpose ! now own 1850 in Virginia
Carolina Chemical 7hs and 1900 In
United states Rubber TVS ana one 1900
French ~. which are held by my bank
domestic bonds. but, having great con-
fcencs IN France. ! think perhaps I would
be justified In taking $4,000 more French
~ per cent bonds, as they are not call
able. Would the Central Vermont Rail-
way bonds OF 1880, Seaboard Air Line ss,
ist5. and New Orleans TEXAS & Mexico
Income bonds and new Virginia Carolina
Chemical - be good proposition for a
business man who Is In position 70 watch
developmenis' For your information will
say that | have a good position and carry
lifr and accident insurance sufficient 20
take care OF my family In case OF my
death.-D. l.. +.
Answer-Even a person who can af-
ford TO take business mans chance
Is hardly justified in purchasing specu-
lhtlFe DOUuS WHtn ouCn purchases arc
intended as a temporary investment In
anticipation Of a definite obligation
five years hence. II you have decided
definitely that this $4,000 will have to
be withdrawn from the security mar
ket in March, 1927. the only logical
thing to do Is 20 purchase bonds ma
turing so near 10 1927 that they will
not stand at discount when the time
comes 20 sell. You want 10 be able
10 withdraw as much capital rs you put
into your investments. High grade
bonds OF distant maturity might not
be suitable, for they would almost GER
tainly sell lower II we should run into
another perior OF high money rates
FIVE years hence. We consider tho
Seaboard Air Line 6s speculative. New
Orleans. Texas & Mexico 6s are suit
able for n business map. Central Of
Vermont 5s are a good investment, pos
sessing an indirect guaranty by the
Canadian Government through the
Grand Trunk Railway Of Canada. Ths
Virginia Carolina Chemical rs are a
reasonably sound investment. IL YOU
arc impressed with the suggestion 10
buy bonds maturing around 1927. or
within a reasonably short time there
after, you might consider Anaconda
Copper es, due 1929. yielding about
SO per cent; Standard Oil Of New York
7s. due serially 1925 20 1881, or
American Thread 6s. due 1928, yield.
ing about So per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Holds Foreign Bonds

ore.,ion-wa- advised 70 buy 'he FOL
lowing bonds by local bankers but 90
not Ike the way some of tho issues sS@
acting on the exchange ain n constant
reader of your financial column. there
Gore take the liberty % asking II you
approve q my iis' Kindly ndNife ne
which I should sell and what 20 buy IN
stead Bond--st.0oo Kingdom oi The
Setherinnds g. 1919. s.. 900 SHift "a.
IL 1921. s. 000 Philadelphia company 20
funding o.. 1881. 5000 Paris Lyons. Moli,
a,a,er Of Brazil e.. isu sg.6ob shaw
sheen Mills -. 1881. 5000 Utah Power
ara Light o. 202s 81 100 Georgia Caro-
lima g. 1852. 81 ono Hood Rubber N. 1875
$4,000 United States % Brazil coffee loan
as. 1852 a. X.
Answer You would have less ocea-
sion to keep in touch with the bond
market II you disposed OF one Of the
Brazilian issues md about half Of
your holdings Of paris-Lyons- -Mediier-
ranean Railway Gs. The latter are
practically az good as a French gov
crnment external bond. but French
issues are likely 20 be Influenced at
times by political ard economic dcvcl-
opments in Europe. We see no reason
why you should be influenced by minor
fluctuations in the other bonds you
hold. II you should decide 20 sell one
Of the Brazilian issues and any Of the
French rnilroad bonds. we think any
Of the following could be taken as "A
good substitute: General Electric 6s,
1910. yiel'inv about 5.j per cent;
United States Rubber IS. l9i7, yield
ing about 5S per cent: Canadian
Northern 6izs, 1915. yielding about sc
per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
For Conservative Investor

Question: have around $500 which
I desire TO invest IN some good securities
paying fair rate % Interest II bonds or OF
fair dividends n stocks. - write you asking
n you will name mo four or Eve good
Income bonds AMI same number Of stocks
that might Interest \ conservative In
weston. Can you giye me any Information
a. 70 American Gas and Electric Company
pre.erred1-A. J. ID.
Answer-Bonds suitable for a con-
serYative investor include Great North
ern 5hs. 1852; Pere Marquette first Is,
1856; Philadelphia Electric first SIS.
l947; Dutch East Indies IS. i947 or
1862, and United States Rubber 5s,
ls47. Suitable preferred stocks include
American Woolen. American Ice. Pere
Marquette prior preference. New York
Tslsgaone (new, when issued) and F.
W. Woolworth.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

With the Canadian government bs n
different situation existed. They were.
nnd still are, high grade investment
bond, lacking In any attrae,iveness FOR
the speculator. Hence, the total Of sub
seriptions was n measure OF geunine
investment demand, actual and pros
pective. But the Canadian bs were
brought out at Just about the time mat
the bond market was beginning 10 show
signs OF hesitation. A great vol lumc OF
new securities had been noaied In com
petition with outstanding issues and the
time had again arrived when tho market
was compelled TO pause for more COM
plete assimilation OF new issue.
Bear in mind tha; the bond market
never reaches its goal without Interrupt
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Mexican Bonds Improved

o...,,., a. constant reader Of The
Tribune and having tANrn rP'" ~.
,eres, IN YOUR Investment columns : Oss
,ss' ,ia,.t,g b.ing now dependent on
its income ns guardian; 1900 on hrs,
mortgage on dwelling In bronf ~
cent. duo i,it hyso hyyoosSll,. on 'Is per cent.
ana 1924 removed from time TO uins
sines 1909. subject 20 prior no'Ns
o, o. 20. i.aito divided up IN "fsnn
mortgages At 50 per CEN, HrnnsH s,sis.
Ti,is Guaranty Company, Court snn
p"wsen streeis 'Drooklyn. on houses ~
i.r,.tra and Brooklyn tOreater NeM
york;. $4,000 divided Up IN i2', n" 10
cages AT 50 per cent. p,ineipel ana m
,er.s, guaranteed b. the Ns~ IoIH
T,,le and Mortgage Company. los Mohts-
Tue street brooklyn, y. J, Al,o III
Ilrooklyn and Greater New fork, ~, aoo
n.wabio every three years; ana N,VVY
,norirare ccriifica,, from the American
Trust Company i35 Broadwsy go
Yo,k. sb per cent. due 1878 ! hold
Mexican government bonds 's,. ps
cent since 1911; Public t'ryie, .rf. 1o'
isis, p marlborough Rapid Trsnhi r.,
fundins per cent since 1911 10 shAfei
of American locomotive preteruea pr pr
cent since 1870, 10 shares betn'.hsm
GEL preferred per cent since 1870,
q. .oo ith.rty Loan Of all denominations
hav. on deposit In savings banks
ffo zoo that are now poylnk pr ,-n-
Would you advise 10 sell Liberty Loan
4. rre..nt market and Invest same into
guaranteed mortgage az bn per cent az
sbovr7 what r. your advice IN hess.n
10 dcpositlng Inierborough oohp w"
m. fn,erborough rsadjustment comu
-, what IA your opinion ot the Aesi-
c,n honds also tbs Title Companies 70
whom I have confidcd the money TOT IN.
ves,ment7 Any suggestion you &r.. &
have 10 make, 20 increase tho ineoms
combined with safety ot principal WIZ
bs cheerfally and gratefully accepted
{. +. IT,
Answer--You have a very small por-
tion OF your funds invested In govern
mcnt bonds. Leave them undisturbed,
except any Victory notes held, for
large investment Of this kind needs
strong foundation in some gilt-edsed
bonds. You have held your Mexican
government bonds through q trying
period. and now that an agreement has
been reached with the Mexican repre-
sentatives here on n plan for taking
care Of the external debt II is doubtful
whether you should take any immediate
action on the disposition Of these
bonds. We think, however. that bonds
OF this caliber do not deserve place
in n conservative investment and that
in time you should sell them. The title
companies handling your real estate
mortgages oil enjoy good regulations.
We do not sec any reason for disturb
ing the bonds and stocks now held, ex-
cept. OF course. the Mexican 5s. You
have nothing TO lose By asserting 70
the Interborough Rapid Transit read
justment plan. The holders OF first
and refunding per cent bonds are
asked 10 sacrifice nothing more than is
entailed in the postponement for FIVE
years Of the sinking fund agreement.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Reaction i'm Bond Prices

Rc constant reader Of Nev York Trbnn "o"d "0"V
o,,-,, y uoud cre that ! ON 30 oHT" 70 SH ~
Dominion Of coHoda droPPef o~" .s
rowf poid 1908 onV "o '
Gco,-A.P
Answer-You bought Canadian government bond lot
and is still good Keep IT, When this issue was prous"s
there was no oversubrpn you undouody %
the case Of th cent bond for instance Inc reason
2 plain enough a., Iii.
The Sc and numerous offered to the public
within the contained large enough element OF H
attract great speculative following, The result was at
usos which may retailers received great volume OF SUD-
pon from persons whose sole was to realize on' oi t
or three points on demand they themselves helped create The
retailers order get as many the bonds they had orders for
for more than they they appreciated that ubscr
he scaled
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Two Bonds Satisfactory

Question: have about $1,000 which
would invest IN bonds yielding ! per cent.
as I am not dependent on this sum ard
can take reasonable chances What DO
you think Of the bonds suggest Please
rive me two which you think advlsab bic
japanese a.. at ~: Duquesne Light de-
benture 7as. 1916. Sinclair OH Is 1921,
Empire Gas and Fuel Ti1s. 1871 Would
you kindly suggest two reliable industrial
concerns the preferred stock yielding per
cent? Don't you believe that bonds are
due for drop in the near fu,ure?-
l. W. 81.
Acknowledgements Light 7hs and
Sinclair rs impress US "a being the
most suitable Of the bonds you men
lion. American Ice preferred. paying
a 6 per cent dividend. would be a
suitable investment for you.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
y. y. Central Income Drops
In Nav; Gain for ; Months

The report Of the New York Central
Railroad Company 10 the Interstate
Commerce Commission Of revenues and
expenses FOR the month Of May and the
hye months 10 May 81. 1922. indicates
a net railway operating income for the
month. after taxes, etc. Of 1913.
a decrease Of s700,l50 over 1921. and
for the FIVE months Of S20,l9o,353, an
increase Of ss.4il.ell over the CORE
spending period Of 1921.
The ratio OF operating expenses 20
operating revenues for May. 1922. was
805 per cent. as compared with II per
cent for May, 1921, and for the FIVE
months 20 May 81. 1922. II was 7s.s.
as compared with s5 for the same FIVE
months Of 1921.
In condensed form the figures pub
Ushcd are as follows:
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Methods Open TO Criticism

Questlon-f will appreciate very much
your giving me your opinion of the u. Y.
G-.ene F.fst Peoples Trust % Boston.
Mass wa6 told BY a friend that they
sre paying per cent dividend TO those
who have nniShed paying for block OF
shares w &.
Answcr-Our experience leads US 20
regard tho offerings Of II. V. Greene
& Co. as unsuitable for any individual
who seeks income.producing sccuri-
tics. Our opinion Is based on the
methods adopted by this firm in OBJ
tanning subscriptions and in the gen
eral conduct OF business. Whether II
be the First Peoples Trust or any
other stock cmanating from that Office.
we feel sure refusal 10 consider the
stock will not be regretted By the one
approGched.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
No Reason for Change

cues,ion-wnl appreciate very much
your giv;ns me your opinion 81 the follow
Ing list Of stocks and bonds. Is shares
sVift q Co, 10 shares American Iel~-
phone and telegraph. g shares Nofih
American preferred l0 shares standard
OF O. New jersey Pre- .erred. Bonds.
ccrro Dc Pasco So American Telephone
and Telegraph collateral s.. standard OF
Hrookiyn Edison -. series e. Aichison
Gd3uf.fnent. 1895. 1850 Liberty bonds.
sin have over $500 IN savings banks and
would Ike 10 invest shout half tho amount
In good stocks and bonds Are the follow
Ing . X 10 shares Atchison common.
e ". Straus Armour e. ! North
American Edison g.. ] Argentine 7sf II
not. please send me list % your own. for
which thank you ia advsnee.-F :.
Answer.-The securities you now hold
are all Of good grade and those listed
as prospective purchases are suitable.
We see no reason for suggesting any
change in either list.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

tions. This latest setback was only one
OF several that have taken place since
the movement toward recovery started.
The Canadian IS had plenty OF good
company in their reaction. Keep con-
stantly in mind also The fact that you
are not trader who seeks 20 act on
each Of the minor fluctuations, but
rather an investor who WAS i'm
pressed by the security Of the bond. was
satisfied with the yield. and bough, for
permanent investment. When the sup
ply Of new bonds now in the hands OF
the retailers has been digested the mar
ket will. in our opinion. resume the Rd.
vance Just as II has done on several
other similar occasions since the early
summer Of 1920.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Investment Information
Not OF High Grade

oussiIon-wIll you kindly give me SOM
Information with regard 20 Centfhi fysn
dry g. and wilkes Barre baHefn "
a., 10 YOU think they arc considered IN.
veftment bOndaf Have been I.""-r ~
Ths New York Tribune for over nf,y ye's,
bond. ana etocks II you do not thinh
the above are Investments. VIII you snnv
mention two that are, with a. hlkn I"'V
e., as consistent with nsfety MRS H.
n. =. G.
Answer-Tho Central Foundry e'
and wilkes. Barre & Eastern bs are
third grade bonds and unsuitable Tor
a woman. We suggest any OF the fol-
lowing for your confederation: Cen.
ersi Electric g.. 1910. yielding nbout
6.5 per cent; Duqucsne Light es' lsas'
yielding about 5s per cent. or renn-
sylvania Railroad Gus, 1885, Yielding
about SO per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
High Grade Investments

oges,ion--wouid you kindly advise me
what rating you would give The following
bonds Wo hold one United states steel
per cent. one American Telephone and
Telegraph per cent. one New YORK bdi-
soD 81 per cent, ono New York Telephone
8 per- cent. ono Aichison. Topeka & Santa
Fe general per cent. Standard on OF
New York dNbcn;ure 81 per cent. one
United Kingdom Of Great Britain y per
cent. 1887. and iiberiys Of various Issues
Wlu also have come more money 20 invest
IN near future. Would you kindly give me
come good sound investment bondsf-F. y.
Answcr-You have n list OF high
grade. sound investments which char
acterize you as a conservative investor.
We offer the following suggestions for
future investment: General Electric
6s, 1910, yielding about 80 per cent;
Duquesne Light 6s. 1919. yielding about
57 per cent; United states Ruboer os'
l947. yielding about 81 per cent; Ca
madam Northern 6ias, 1916, yielding
about 56 per cent. or Pennsylvania
6hs, 1886, yielding about 5.5 per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
No Reason for Change

cvss,ion-i would be very grateful IN.
deed ~ you would be - kind as 20 an.
aiyze my holdings and suggest any
changes. bonds. 5000 Hudson a Manhst-
tan hrht and refundihg s. 81 600 Du.
guesne iAgh, g. 1900 Winchester Tns.
f,ooo 'nferhorough Rapid Transit nrst
and refundlng g.. 1900 United OF pro
Robert cair 7s-H. J. ~
Answer-United Oil Producers IS
are suitable for a business man or
any one who can keep In toueh con-
stantly with developments In the com
pAny- We see no reason for n change
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Not All in One Bond

oues,ion-would you advise the pur-
chase % 5000 Chicago. Rock Island =
Pseiac refunding -. Of 1884, a; Nh
&C o. ".
Chicago, Rock Island q
Pacific first and refunding Is are a rea-
sonably sound investment, but We DO
not think that all your funds should
be invested in this one issue.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
Well Balanced List

cues,ion--The ,oliov''g = Hat - my
invesir -rfs H'.A 1N. Hpt'i c.. M NJ
on thfs t., III. .-.. flrt ny changes
are dosirau. r.f YOU wDrli fgeri
Them ava also say what you think best
10 tr.tch to. 90 shares Delaware. Lacka-
wanna a Wcsicrn. e. shares Central haH-
road OF New jersey. 100 shares tleh
Aide. O. - Cow ..ny i.es Dela"AIe'
T.ctawarn. p..a..la coal Company .
so shares Atcn.-o". topeka santa 70
common. 10 sharcs Union Pacific common .
shares Atehison. Topeka & santa fe pro
ferrcd. 10 shares United states Rubber
first preferred. 10 shares international
Nickei preferred. 10 shares stadrn hef
Corporation preferred. 10 shares American
Cotton or preferred. Bonds: t5.ioo LIB
erty loans. 1900 Union Pacinc ien-ycaT
g.: 81. 900 Chicago Union staiion ehs Ne
tho chicago Union station szs e.'-e,r e,,
tho next 10000 have 20 invest have
selectcd the following and AK for your
suggestions 20 shares United states steer
preferred. 10 shares American l,oeomoilV.
preferred 10 shares Standard on OF New
Jersey preferred 10 shares American Tele-
phone and Telegraph. VI 200 canadisn "a
cinc perpetual fs. 1900 New YORK bdison
gLs. 81 900 Delaware g. Hudson rs VI.
oOo American Telephone and Telegraph
collateral o., 81 900 Government of Canada
SeL. &c are any
Answer-The only really weak Sc
curity you hold is the American Cot
ton Oil stock, but We think that IN view
of the size Of your whole investment
you can afford TO hold this issue IN
anticipation Of a resumption OF diyi-
dends. Our only criticism Of your in
vestments as q whole Is that too large
a proportion is placed in stocks and.
further, that too large a percentage
of your investment In stocks consists
Of coal stocks, or the stocks OF roads
deriving a large portion OF their IN
come from the hauling of coal. In
view Of this lack Of balance between
stocks and bonds. we think your po-
sition would be strengthened by using
your $4,000 Of new capital for the
purchase Of bonds, although we be
fieve that the new stocks yod have in
mind are of good grade. The bonds
which you list as prospective purchases
are ali high grade. The New York
Edison 6i1s are callable in 1886 or any
time thereafter. The Chicago Union
Station ehs which you hold are call
able in 1885 AZ 10.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

ousstisns Of general inherent 70 'n-
vestor, riH BE- onswered IN tbs ee,,
urn. IN ukich cdse only initials v"
D, u.ed. Others ,oiH b. orspered ey
mail Addrsn all inquiries. ireios-
ing a stomped, addressed snvslops. 70
Financial Editor. The Tribune, iSI
Nassou Street. Nev York CITY.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

Four full columns Of in.
resfmenf questions and an
slcers iciH be published In
The Tribune erery Sunday
and Monday. On other DAYS
one full column ,oiH appear.
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26
The Week in RETROSPECT

MONDAY-Bank Of New York 10
merge with New York Life Insurance
and Trust Company. Foreign exchanges
weak.
TUESDAY-Mexican Petroleum starts
:. ..r'i. N-w YORK Contrapa
New-York tribune., 1922-06-26

s27.sas.oOo equipment trust CIV
offered. -, p,,srys -
cuts rediseount rate ,o.ment 70 -
Mexican Petroleum
earnings largest in history. y..o,duss =
THURSDAY--Business wsSisn
mittee starts inquiry into ,ss. bIrs
troleum. % as rise in stock s''s'
rumor OF corner avs ~
FRfDAY-E. l.. Donen, ~sr scb
can Petroleum stock ns'
r.Is ~ s-.~i~-'- "'ortH.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
THE MODERN PSALMIST.

My wife Is my boss, I'll not
deny.
She maketh me to sit down and
be quiet.
She scorcheth me with her
whitening looks II I rs much rs
look at q set Of shapely ankles
below those short skirts.
She leadeth me up the main
aisle that everybody may see her
new hat. =
At most everything 1 do or say
she uttsrs: "Well, l am surprised
at youv'
She attendeth the movies and
spends whole afternoons at the
bargain counters, permitting me
to feed for dinner upon quickly
cooked fried ham and burned po-
tatoes.
dare not mutter that my
stomach Is sick.
But n ! should want to 70 to
. little card game with some Of
the boys, she shames me, with:
els that all you got to Dc
gamble? g.
She restoreth my pOcketbOOk-
completely empty.
Woe is me; misery Is my middle
name; mine eyes runneth over;
In this paradise I shall dwell for
ever. BILLIE.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
ODE WOOD FIRE"

(Uncle Nose solves the coal
situationC
De col days am upon US, ..
Yet I amt got one desire,
F0' I bask In warmes' comfort,
As gaze ut NAH wood fire.
De flames am bright an CHEEKY,
As 1 sit back In nah ease,
While de po'scOal seekers worry,
O. dc time dey gwino to freeze.
Now dc outlook sin't 20 gloomy,
Though dc coal am hard to get,
Fo' de hardware stores am open,
An all de axes amt sold yet.
So jus pick you out . good ono,
An start In with all you might,
Fo' to sem de chips q flyin',
An you'll get yo' heat all right.
So through coldes' days o. winter,
With de col winds an de snow,
1 don't never have TO worry,
Cause I'll get nah heat, I
know,
Fo' nah axe am lynn waitin',
With de edge 30 sharp an fine,
So I'll quickly fill de wood box.
With dat trusty axe o. mine.
j. II. HOLMAN.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
F|L|bUSTERS ON
.LYNCH|NG
BILL.
...
Senator Harrison Employs OBJ
{ !structionist Methods on
Dyer Measure.

A deadly fiiibuster against the
Dyer anti-lyinchins bill began in
the Senate today. = II
'Senator Pat Harrison of = Missis.
sippi smashed the plans Of the Re.
publican leaders for early action
upon sthe b''l! He employed every
possible maneuver to obstruct the
business of the Senate.
As SOON as the Senate convened
he demanded a quorum call. Then
he demanded the reading of the
journal. an almost unheard of pro.
ceeding. Following that there were
other quorum calls, and appeals
from decisions of the chair, all
tending to block consideration of
the bill.
At the present rate OF progress
Il will take six months or more to
obtain a vote upon the Dyer anti
lynching bill. The Republican
leaders probably win see. the hand.
writing on tho wall and agree to
shelve It within the next few days.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
3 3TEMPoRARY PoSToFFlcES
WILL HANDLE XMAS MAIL

Three temorary postoffice sta
tions, all in the northwest section
of the city. will be opened De.
cember 16 to help handle the ex.
pected flood of Christmas mail. One
Of the stations will be in the store
Of the Hecht Company, while the
two others will be installed in the
vicinity of Chevy Chase Circle and
Pennsylvania avenue. near Twenty
first street.
Approximately 800 temporary en-.
ployes will be added to the city
postoffice force to help during the
Christmas rush.
The Washington times., 1922-11-28
OWS[EY GUEST
At LUNCHEON
BY Weeks
First Of Legion Chiefs to Be
Entertained by Cabinet
Member.

Secretary of War Weeks enter.
tained at luncheon this afternoon
at o'clock In the Metropolitan
Club In honor of Alvin w. Owsley.
national commander of the Amer
lean Legion, Among those ipyited
were Secretary of the Navy Edwin
DENLY. Senator shortridge Of Cali.
fornia, Gen. y. w. Nichols. super.
intendent Of the Virginia Military
Institute; Gen. William Lassiter
Col. Charles r. Forbes. director OF
the veterans bureau: Gen. James
A. Drain. Joseph Sparks. chairman
rehabilitation committee, American
Legion; George Christian, secretary
to the President: Col. J. McA. Pal
mer, aid to General Pershing: Col
John Markey. Col. Dwight b. Davis
War Finance Corporations: Gen
Henry j. Reilly. editor, Army and
Navy Journal. and Congressman
Fritz G.. Lanham. t.-. 80.
This is the first time member
OF the Cabinet has entertained q
commander Of the American Legion
and much significance Is attached
to 1t by those who have watched
the developments in the controver
sizes recently between Federal Off
cials and members of the Legion.
Commander Owsley, who arrived
In Washington this morning. viii
call upon the President tomorrow
morning. .Er