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New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Supreme Court Upl,0lds
Pennsyluay,iez C0aI Tax

WASHINGTON, Nov. 27. States
may impose u tax upor, products
produced within their borders be-
fore such products enter interstate
commerce and though other states
ara large consumers of such prod
ucte srd do not produce them, tho
Supreme Court held to-day. The do
cision was hended down In case
challenging the constitutionality Of
tho tax imposed by Pennsylvania
upon anthracite coal
Tho Importance Of the decision
was emphasized BY New York, New
Jersey, Delaware and the New Eng
land states denouncing the tax AZ
giving Pennsylvania monopoly and
az levying a tribute upon those
stotes which do not produce but
must have anthracite az fuel.
The law as last passed by the Penn
sylvania Assembly provided for an
advalorem tax OF ~ per cent.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Calfs'-in Prices I0wer

City calfskins weighing nine 60
twelve pounds were marked down to
S3.46 yesterday, decline of fve cents
from the previous week and 10 cents
under the price two weeks ago. There
has been q lull in hides for the last
month. Butchers tried to stin1u' ate the
market by asking advanced prices two
weeks ago, but their efforts met with
little success. The absence Of most of
the tanners from the hide market last
week caused additional weakness. and
was pertially responsible for the de-
clins Of city calfskins yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
IFreeunrf Texas Report

The statement Of the Freeport Texas
Company for the quarter ended Au-
gust 81. 1922, showed net income Of
1856, ,47s after expenses and interest
charges, bat before depreciation and
depletion. Net income for the nine
months was s471.f75 The consolidated
income account for the three months
ended August 81, 1922, listed gross
sales Of s1,240,148; cost and expenses
$500, ,476; net profit, $846.s73; other in
come, $34,643; total income, $331, 1,316;
interest S2bb&g $40
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Columbia Gas Net Higher

The October report Of the Coiurbic
~.as and Electric Company and SUI
diariary properties showed gros
arnings Of s1,497,2o3. gain Of s21s
30 o-er October, 1921. Net operatin
irnings were s7t3,732, an increase
80, $50. Gross for the ten months
amounted to s14,89s,5Go, an improve
ment Of s2,64s TOT over the correspond
ing period of 1921. Net operating earn
ings were $7as8,126, gain Of s1,-
G63,s3l.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Too Many Small Holding.

0uestisa--y ana small investor trying
% ouild an income for the future. Hsvs
yss ysS0 TO sx, ,aysst at present ana viii thank
principal first consideration. as osnnot
sIoro sdIei TO lose Ny present holdings are as
ssoiows One share OF bank stock. paying
sls year: 800 bonds St. Louis-san Fran.
CISCO prior lien As. seriesA; two shares
asW York Telephone Company preferred
Ttoes, TsIa, one snare American Telephone and
n,eleg 1aph Company, s100 Liberty bond
{hird tha Would you advise selling the
thins ahited 81 states e. Steel greferred? Do YOU
Her 80 good buy. ana Why Is = ar9I,
seiths around II 2--J. @.
Answer~-in building erali invest
meat out of current savings IL is no,
advisable to distribute your funds over
a long list Of securities even for tbs
sake Of diversiheation. We SUCCESS
that you apply your 5000 and you1
savings foT some time to come 60 the
rounding out Of at least $500 lot al
the securities you new hold. Begin
with the Frisco prior lien as, which
are e good investment, or the Nav,
York Telephone preferred stock.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Western States D;v,a.
s. Pc. p rn q

WASHINGTON. Nov : b
commissions rapressntisv s., ss,'sa i
fss ~, ,'epa,sa.lfoFnla rn,s1..t ana Nsas,s W.
10y so,,,4 6 continue the m..si sohiss.i
ioo.1Snsrn pai,. Pacific and sssssf sssisf 1,
sa.iroaaa. hsa ts which the s,sn.fssf ss,,.fsf Sc s,s
esags aas 0fasrsd q ed dissolved, wg,sa kim S,
S's ,,,s ~, u TWO other staees !, sosaals &
aration. apa ilaaA0-ursed approvsI' 3 & \.
also e group ao,'i.e9 q califorsis ba.i..
the the FetIeyaI FegIeraI'ng IN the learns he.s' q. ss
for o. '1s rstose,a southern I'acifss sss, sssSsacl
,a,ra gfSgnsloIi fars,a.a, Of the ceatsssgg sgplsst
Is essential 5o59sfd T. 70 argue ior Il. Z
interest," along the pseifs ara s,5
sift5HSf
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Business Troubles
Petitions In Bankruptcy

Tie following petitions in bankruptcy
were filed yesterday in the United States
District Court:
PIONEER DRESS CO.--Ynvoluntary: Iae
BENJAMIN sLooM-voluntary sos "a.
l74th ST. Bronx. Liabilities, sts4t; &s-
ABRAHAM HASKELL = Voluntary;
tailor, 943 eth av. Liabilities. stO6; ao~
RETNUs & Observation-Disclosures
dry goods. e2l Broadway.
MEYER MIILER-InvoIuntary ladies'
and chif4ren's furnishings, Ell: Intervals
av, Bronx. Liabilities. $1,000; ssssts.
SIDNEY wALLNER--1nvoiun silks.
100 bth av.
vARsAINEs 81 Observation-Disclosures
NEWToN,s BALANCE coR9,--rnvolun-
7S4 Main St, New Rochelle.
MAURICE PARKER-Invoiuntasy tex
RoRRY LoEwE--rnvoluntar upao!-
sF95y; = RE|;1Sfs cts y w; " b7th C2,s,, st :, So
yy,olnntary; hosiery and underwear. e21
cANTHRBrrRY FURNITURE co.-ya-
voluntary; <Ts let ev.
Receivers IN Bankruptcy
Following receivers In bankruptcy were
trict Court:
Henry 4: oulIder for Jaw.ta Electric
st., with bond OF 81 600
ralph q: Taylor for watrnsn, Yonopol-
SKY u Bernstein and Wstnan a Konopol-
sst,yy'o NJ furniture. 20 Ave B. with bond OF
Bertha Hembaueh for varsainee q " Ut
ssulif furs. 225 Tth sv.. with bond OF sl,-
Arthur Y. Da!ziel Tor All Metal salss
Co, Inc. hollow metal fxturea, 3Ha Madi-
son a,v.. with bond OF $1,000
Schedules In bankruptcy
Following schedules IN bankruptcy were
Sled yesterday IN United States District
Court: ~
GREENBBRa, KANovsKY O. CO. 1:s
Wese S9th st. furrisrs. Liabilities, aSs, ,4sa
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Yondon Wool Sales

LONDON, Nov. 27.-Most OF g fair
seiection Of Victorian greasy ccmbing
7os were withdrawn at so-day's suction,
when 1sy0T6 bales Of Colonial wool
were offered. The bids for the wools
averaged 55d, clean but the owners
held out FOR 58d and 59d. A large se~
lection OF greasy Continental style
Queensland 7Os broueht about 54d a
pound. Shafty Queensland 7os sold
for SD, and perfectly free secured
Port-Philip merino 64s, lambs wool, Of
excellent color and yielding So per
cent. lCd.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Brooklyn City Railroad

Tt,e October report OF chs Brooklyn
Cisy Railroad Company showed gross
earnings Of St,054 ,440, a gait Of s&7,o13
over October, 1921. Net after saxes
was s208 092. an increase of S35, 1856.
Surplus after cha ges WAS $f64,ss7, an
Improvement OF $38,042 -Four month";
cross earnings amounted 10 s4,o52,936,
4 gain OF $1A4 2Bs over the correspond
ing period of 1921. Net after taxes was
ssIe,6S5, All Improvement Of Sb7,273.
Surplus after charges WAS s615,245, an
increase OF $67.321.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Asks for Repriuts

.s Suestion--l have reprint OF the Grx;
snlysy s.1rI or the series Of analyses called
nat Behino Active Stocks'' which Is
tnFaiuanle 70 mo II Il doesn't appear ZOO
pFetentioQs wonder II 1 couldn't Be in
formed about further reprints Of tba . hn1s
nature. Furthermore. will YOU Infor,, '1 =, ! !
whether there Will be any reprlnts on - tbs W.
. sesles or analysss called 'Rai.roads Earn
-~-L. W. Il. p1uos
AnswerIn Sundays Tribune we
announced that we had no n,ans
for further reprints of aWhat,s Re-
hInd Active Stocks" and advised our
readers TO clip the daily insta .ments
which appear each day except Mon
cay at the foot OF the an Wall
Street" column. The last of a ssriss
OF iorfy-one daily articles on "Rail-
roads Earning Power appears in an
other column to-day. We are nlsnnino
no reprint in pamphlet form. You esS
see back issues of The Tribune at tie
New York Public Library and at OF er
horaries throughout tie country. The
clrcuiatlon department NAV be able ~
iufnisn you with certain back conias
AS 1or informing you about other mat
Ter IN which You may be interested. we
o. course, cannot undertake to do tbie
we are each day placing into tie eol-
anafis OF The Tribune material which
We naturally hope interests our read
ers, and think it incumbent on Won ~
read the newspaper and watch for mat
ters IN which you happen to be esne.
ciaiiy interested.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28

ct. Bronr. Liabilities. eT.sTs. asTstS. sa,-
SAMUEL BERo--1ishiiitiss. stA,-
sac assets. $4,000.
MAX NAEHTIGAIgIj, 1885 BathEhte &V.'
Bronx. Llnsi1,tleB, ss,si7s
Assianine nts
nave F'erat and San, Fsrst. nAnufacluT-
Tag furriora, SO Bast 9th ST.. so LOUIS Mar
Rowitz 81 East 11Sth st.
James shea. Inc, stationery, t36 Fulton
at to Gordon Cameron 90 Nassau af,
MAX Jacobson. reta!l shoes s2f lotn aY,
10 Jnlius Ltchtenberg, i54o broadway
Ishnayitz Coat House, Inc, coats and
suits. 40 East 18th st, TO Samuel Bisnen-
field i&sS Bryant py.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Asks Ennipment Issue

WASHfNGTON, Nov. 27.--The Ban
gor a Aroostook Railroad asked for
Interstate Commerce Commission au-
thority to-day to issue s250000 in
equipment trust certificates. The COM
pany proposes to buy 800 new freight
carr with funds from the certificates
and with other resources as ito dig
pouaf
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Investment
Information

Qxestioms of csnsvel iHieress 60 sss-
sestovs srsI be enspered in fhis cci-
usss. sst tehseh case onlg iaitsaIs will
bs ussd. 0thers sgigE be cnsiccred bs
sssdiL iddysss all inquiries, iacios-
.s,g e stamped. addressed envelope, 60
hf'aaacsdi Editor, The Trsbags, igS
NSsssa Street, Ne,v Yoyk City.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28

price Is the highest since 1920, when
rubber declined from so cents to 20
cents s pound. Volume Of sales was
comparatively small. Few sellers made
offerings, and only few Of the tiro
companies were In che market. Sew
erai small and one Of the larger tire
manufacturers bought small lots Of
rubber fog urgent needs.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Commercial Credit

Tao commercial money markete were
fairly active yesterday, with rates on
commercial paper 6rm, at AZ to 6
per cent
The American Acceptance Council
quoted the following discount rates
m prime bankers acceptances eligible
for purchase By Federal Reserve
bsnks3
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Crude Rubber TJu

Crude rubbef was quoted at 26 cents
a pound yesterday, an advance Of two
cents over last week and about 100 per
cent above this years low OF 13 cents
pound, reached August 8. The current
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28

Bid. ASKED.
Alb g. Gus. .lT0
Aliea Weat. .l00B
All Realty :. Il
Al Chaln pr esb S0
ANAL Sugar. =. a0i5
Am Bnk Noee e3 esh
do pr 80. D43s Is
Am Beet s pr. rs 50
ABB s q r pr.llo Ill
4 C d r pr.l22& l24
Am Chtols p- %
Am Coal -. e5 -
Am Fl & L.. 10 l0A
Am les pr.. 90 s6is
A Lsrlseed pr IL &c
Am Loco pr. ll8A III
Ara Malt & G 3 !
Am Metals p, los ilo%
Am Rsd.s pT. ll9 l25
Am SIN pr A. 1919 l02
Am Snu4 pr. 90 l03
Am ST ry pr. 1o4A lo5h
Am SUN I pr 573A SO
Am Tel & G. SiA o2
a " " 8 pr. &? 90
Am Wa pr. :. 81 81
Am Wool w. ItsA Ill
Ann Arbor :, 10 20
90 pr ..... 81 IS
Art Metal1. I&5a I5x
Assssa RI Co. / IN
A q @ ad pr ss 50
Atlantic Fruit II 3
.AG & w y pr Is 20
Atlantic Pei. "a G5
Allan Bss pr.Iie llsN
Atlas Powder $50 l5l
do pr -. 90 81
AtleR Tack =. IBN II
Aus Mich pr. a4A ss
| Auto esles pr IL l31t
Barnet Lea. ~ IT
DO pr 80. 80
Betopnss Nj. 3s =
Bayus Bru. :. 4b. 55
DO pr .....l98 ll5
Beech Gfeek :. az 81
Beechniit P pr.1oo
Beth Steal ps 90 esA
Br Emp st. Q l2
do let yr... 70 13
do I'd py... 2s 81
Brown shoo. =. Is 10
do py $50. es 100
Bur + b p. s5 70
Bur & Sus. - ss
do pr 80. 81
Bush Term. :. 49, 100
do pr 49,. 81 e9n
Cal Pst pr. % sIx
Cal d A-iz.. SO 6s
Carson Hill. :, g 7
Case J I pr. 50 ~
Case Ploa o
Case Thrtsh. (. 5o3, 50
Cen RI n 1908 2io
Certain ls. pr 9+A
G a. N W pr.lfa l2i
G. q % AZ ~ -
C g 6 A sL 70 -ys Ss
DO p ,.... so 90
g & Pitts. s9 ii
Clustt Pea pr. LOO I62
c q 8 ist pr 60 So
40 I'd w,.. "a 10
Com SNl B.. 80 g3
Ctpley T F.. i45s Is
Con Cigar pr go 50
Con Dist -. 4 g.
Con Gas Balt - l;8
Cont Caa pr. no III
S"nt fns Co. 80 e2
c p d r pr.Iie i20
De Bears -. 2lA ~
Deere Co pr.. RI II
Det Edison ..iee1s HON
bst r & Bw. OF
pet Mack -. 2s
Go pr $500. 40
Dst Tn RR,. 70
I1:ainnnd M..t2o
. $ S Il A. aW 8%
Durham Hos. sT
do pr -. Ys4 &c
Easf Ko6 pr. los
Elkhorn G. pr. 40
I'm, Ersnt pr 20 IS
Erie & Piits. ss s2
Es;a,g Easehsnge Buf aTb 2s,4
Fed N 4 q. . 10
90 pr ..... SE SO
Fisher By pr.ill lis
rs Il Oh rc essz ex%l
Gaston WINS. z q!
Gen Baking. .l1S
do pr .....II0
Cen Cigar pr.infys tle
do pr deo. los iot&|
Glliia:id o pf --- IS
Guar, SEs pr. On "a
Cali NJ a N. ID is
40 py .-... AZ a.
asek Wa ;. IL |
- 90 ~ IS |
aslrne @ w. .ios |
DO rr ..... - ia |
Asndes Mfg :. 10 1881
II Central ! ara II
90 ~ " &. ..i1IAila |
iinoiahora8 ! :. IL Is |
IndiAii Ess. =. q s4i
Go syf ..... 50
sut Hsr pr. iii /
lat Nickel Or II ss14l
tas Passr M. ~ rss
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Bid and Asked

Following ere Che Closing bid ard
asked quotations Of stocks listed on
the Stock Exchange In which there
ycre no transactions yesterday.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28

Sd. ASKED.
Int sal: -. so
Iowa Central. Az 8
Jewel Tes pr 90 64
1ol q East. 1ol -
kCgS&M pr. s7 eT3S
Kan e. Cult. 9 2i%
hayser LIST pr.1oi 100
he. eey Whsol. e2 IS
do rr ....I00 l0I
kenna Copper 81 SIS
Aeok q D N. 10
DO pr 49,. 20
hfesGo s S. ..l7S 1904
60 pz .....ll2 Is ~
Kreas & Co. SO i2o
40 pr ....f05 llg
Laclete Gas, =. SO 20
Ligg &c NJ pr.Iie YSi
DO 3 ...,. .leS 20s
l. ma Loco DR. lilo
A-W y LIST pr.I02M $50
90 Pa pr. IFS IIo
Lor'lierd pr.. ..llO le6
Macksy Cos Dr. 8S% eam
MallMson pr. 81 9}
Man Sugar pr 78 SO
Aianhst Beach z i%
Mar ehiyt pr. lIo i2o -
IL ST Il pri pr 81 So
90 "a pr. :. 2sA Is
Mar Rockwell. Il II
Max Motor o ia IA
do lst Pr ot ! Il
! 90 ID pr ct ]
Nay De 81 pr.lld 100
Msx Tst pr. 81 ~
Mich Ccntral. $40 2S9
MsP& 8 s N 6s @ ss
! DO pr 80. 81 81
do led linas. IS 81
NJ K 6r IT,. = ~
!, do pr ~. 5 IS
Mont Pow pr.llI -
MoT11s' Morris q Is. 773s 90
Mullins BY pr 9sA
Nash Mot pr. los III
Nasa a q Chat. IIg
Sat Bis pr. l22N I99
\ I I. q 9 pr.lo2 100
y NJ. Z 4 g p. 9s i0S
NRh N ist pr GAs 3
ix-T10o > q q pr. 2sS 5
DO % ". 50 GO
y Y Har.em. .I90
\ 7 Z shipblds. Il II
y RAILS pri pr.l07
Norfolk so :. isx X
NorS & W pr 70 o.
Nor Cent -. ii oO
no no scot ST.. 2S& 2ss6
Ohio Fuel "a s9 9
orph Gre u. 90 90
! Otis EleYs pr.IGo ,95
oiis Steel pr 40 IN
Ovens Bo. pr. i0s IJ6
Pacific Coat, 10 TX TX
| 90 lst pr 8s *
do % pr. is aS
Pacific Mail i9a1 "a
Pac Tel & T. g "a
T P & h pr. =. "a
Psnnsy J c pr.loe
pSre sc Mar pr. 6Sx s4as
Phil Jones pr ea a.
| | l'ierce Ar pr. rs Ss4h
Pits Coal ps. e7 IND ~
? F w d C.I2s -
Go pr .....i87 54ns
ri:te Steal pr ca "a -
Dc " Va pr 80 Of
For ktc Tob. 90 *
post Ger pr. los III
IT n St Car p. 100 ioi
nyS ~ sec -. 6sls TeB
ny ct spr pr.li7h ia
Band Mines. 84A IS
aeis lht ps. II S7A
item z ist pz.Ioo loi
GO % r... ~ a6
Rs..,, Rsns a a. sar, il71s i2sn
hatiand ~ :. o7 ~
sea's 3 Rec pr. .I0aM ISeA
8 $ Il i pr IS *
spait!ng pr. .loI4 ,es
spice- 81 ~. es 90
Standard MillI2e iss
DO pr -. % m 9s
Stern B s pr. loi ,ss ~
sssudebsker pr iisI4 lIsn
Sup Steel pr. 90
I -. 4 7 Id tr.2a5 sso
,IsL&W pr CT elH 60
Irans & W 8 so m
4 G r r pr. ss
Underwood T.l3s 1874
GO pr ...1il ls0
on Tank 81. .to2 III
90 pr losM iii
w Cigar 81. .iSD 2;;G
:, GO Pr .Il45s ls2
Y 3 Express. sH ~
y y 8 I Al pr. ssM Ioi
y g . a q. IS ss
=, 90 pr 80. 4sts III
U . Tob ~. b5 ssik
:, CO pr ...aie I'D
Y Y Rsal LIST r 81 81
Va Car caem essS "a
90 3 ..... Is II
Va u q r pr rs 5aaL
y acssh pr r is .e
West'ss NJ pr, Ii n
Y % pF IS s4
Wa Central 2e "a
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Bonds for $1,000

ousstion-Agatn would like 60 ask
your good edvice IN investing $500. Will
$1,000 New York Telephone es' 1851:
$1,000 standard OH OF New York .exa
isSS; ten shares American Can preferred :
ten ahsFeS American Telephone and Tsle.
graph; ten shares American Wooden pre-
ferred. also hold other securities In
Canadian Northern sbs $4,000, Gulf
states Steel preferred United Drug pre-
SSerrsd. Sterling Products and Liberty
bonds-Mrs, d. O. Il.
Answer We suggest for your $500
one $1,000 bond Niagara Falls Power
6s,. 1860, yielding about SO per cent,
and $500 ST. Louis-San Francisco prior
len Is, 1860, yielding about per cent
Your securities are reasonably good
Investments
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28

Four JUL cotumns OF irs.
cesfnaenf questions and an.
s,cers sCiu be published i'm
ihe Tribune euery Sunday
and Monday. o. other davs
one full column soiu appear.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Stocks Ex Dividend

Oats. NSEtse. VI ~
Dec. Am Sugar Reaning Go pt e
NOV zs--&rn Tel & Cable Co ... ~
Nov 2e-~-Atlss Powder CO,
DEC. Baldwin Loco Works ~ sal
Dec, i-neeeh Z Nut Paekias Co, sS
Nov ss--Ssiifernia Pack Corp. ~
Dec i--Canaaian Pac Ry. CO. ~
Dec l--Chesapeake Ohio iey Coz.
pee. T. do pf. ser A. tenapy. .,...,. ia
9 ! ny GO Sc ps
Nev. 29--pts nond Match Co ,, "a
Dec o---oS 9a pont De Nemoars & CO
Nov. 2s- Eastman Kodak Co. ..'' 1R
Sov. 90 sx ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 4
Dec l-Eis Horn Coal Corp. p;
Nov. 5s--Erie Pitts f e Co. e
oec A--Gt Nersn. Iron ore Prop. tr
Dec. sIaoekins valley Ry co......
oec- I~-Laeiede Gas Light co. s4
Dec L. 90 ~ .,.t ......... sG
Dso. s~-Mscksy conpanies. ...,,.....Iss
Dec. -Mergsnthaler Linotyse Ca
pee. i--Mobife & Birns r Il Co pf
sev zs-Mena Ware 8 Go, iuc. pf....Y
Dec. s--Sail nnaneI {; stpe co... IL
Noy. 2s~-Norsolk & Western Ry co.is eS
Nov. Ss~-Packard Motor Car cc pf. lS
Pee. =. .--aasiway Steel Spring Co PIT. *
lsov. Ss--Eeadtng Company, fst pf u
Dec. s--Renaington Typewriter lat
&c sc g st. lasepk Lsad co........ u ez
Dec s--south Porto Rico Sugar Cc, s,f
Pee. s--steritnE Products dncl. -. u
Ne aS---s.swart~ Warner Speezonessr
AsSsporAtton ....t.......... j az
Dss s--Tsxas Company
1sc. --EexAs GUT saiphur Co.'S. 1X
Osc. s--Texas q Paetnc coai g. oil co z
Dss. s--Timken Roller Rearing CO.
fenspy ..s..........,. a.
Doc. s---undsrwood typewriter Co. ~
t3ac. s- do pf
llsc l--LssAoa Pacific r. 81 Co.. xS
sfog. 29--Jntt Cigar Stores OF an Of 50
15scs i--E 3 Cast Iron PIps a r GO vf f1
Dee At Realty improvement Co, u
SEev Bs-~EEfied States steel 1sorp ai
tseN s---WsstwerGh " W ns..s.., 1&
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Others Also Declined

0ucst'on-I hold, SIS trusses. thrse as ooe
ponds OF Baltimore & Ohio (Pittxeursh-
Lase Erie d West Virginia "A is4l). which
Durehsssd about q year ago at esM TAs
cnoshtson on those bonds rosa steadily duy.
ins the spring aa2 summer, gettinS we'll
sooVe ~ ae tiraes There h&a Been a ye-
cent tendency for this bond TO aas. ara ~
seems to carry quotations from ~ 10 ca
Durins the Same time the quotation on
sne common stock OF Baltimore q Ohio
increased censisteatfy. Z na.s that durins
ths past couple e2 wsska she uvotattona on
the common ssoex hsvs eesn recsdiaa- and
II 10 down very saassrisliy from its sigs,
point "a ysnr opinson ars the causes az
fectiHg chs common stock suon caurea 9 q
may be expected to afYeot the vaiuo oS
this divisional lien which hold, or do yof,
tnink that am running no risk in cor
linoing 70 hold the bonds which / have
now I'D. e. I. %"
Anawer-Apparently your attention
has been conferred on Baltimore & Ohio
securities to ths exclusion Of everv-
thing else. During the period Of o.
servatton the prices of all bonds, from
the 81 t-edge to the speculative, de-
clined steadily and stocks pursued the
same course. The reaction. we be-
lieve, had no intimate relation TO the
security Of Baltimore & Ohio bonds.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Equipment Bonds

Quoted on income percentages basis
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Need Not Eliminate stocks


ouesaIcnWili you Kindly tnforr.a me ne
se the grade os bonds quoted as Philip
pias Halfway bonds per c nj as AZ, duo
lsSs Are such bonds indorsed BY the
eSasataF oepSrln rt of the United Ststen
EQvernmsnt, and what 10 that department 4
4 a lac 90 You consider the Dutch East In
oses ss. l347, Quoted at 81, q good Invest
2. esst, ard the North Ar1c.tcan Edison es.
soa; quoted al ss7 have sS,coo which
ssssn 70 invest with q high degree OF
ssftty Sdth as high a Yield "a possible
PFofer putting only s1.oee IN one invest-
fnsnt Have q number OF high grade BONDS
such as Vacuum OIL, United States Rub
her Swift q Co.. Armour a. CO. but hsye
sdYsnced too naca to make them at all
pfoftaole Have nevsr bought etoeks; felt
J Tas too small az investor Perhaps you
Know OF DoFrts az safe aa bonds ct th.s
particular tine.--Mrs W. B. v. y.
Answer Philippine Railway Ss sra
guaranteed as to interest by the
philippine government, but they are
ceiling on high yield basis and con-
tain substantial element OF uncer-
tatnty owing to the fact that there Is
70 guaranty Of principal. Dutch East
Indies ss and North American Edison
os arc good Investments. The fact that
you are small investor does not
necessarily bar you from, buying
stocks IL you will be contented to
select only high grade preferred is-
sues. We believe you will have as
great degree OF safety in New York
Telephone 63s per cent pprefered.
western Electric per cent preferred
ana Endicott Johnson preferred as In
the Shlllppine Railway bonds,
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Financial Itetng

Now York Trust Company haa BEEN &p-
pointed trustee of an issue OF general lien
"a per ceI gold bonds OF New Orleans
Public Service. Inc. due July l. 1895.
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28
Satisse led JUDGEMENTS
Yri Nav VARY r,nnnAu

The drst name is that of the debtor. eAe
second that OF the crseitor, and date wien
Judgment was filed:
al; March 80, 1879 s.qs.Y!
Barker, Robert III 3 Wallace
Co. Inc; August 1s 1921 -. ls7.ss
80. 1922 ................. ass.As
Realty & Construction Co: Feb
AIterman. Lorie L--o " Brow;
August 3. 1921 treleased] -. 1.e4o1a
Alderman, Louis Ti--E s Elnaldy;
Tatun1. Mink j - ss4 west End
Ave Corp; May IS. 1922 tva-
cated) ........ ..-.,.........,. 9,i05.si
polinsky. Israe!--N CatanIa; Jan
81. 1922 Gvacated) ........... 1871 So
Sherman. Joseph and Rebacca---
Q L schafer; May 6. Ill.,. 3.oseoe
CO os n Z; July 2s, 1913. Is4ss
Glsgano. James. ct al - & n
1919 ........... .........-... s1ass
PUB Co; Sept ), ls:a. ........ 80 1870
In Bronx County
Leohnyv. William and Mary Il
Levitt; FEB 80. 1872. 572.51
5sser, Howard J-H @ Eager;
New 27, 1922 ............... $3.50
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Financial Items
New York Trust Company has been ap-
pointed trustee Of an issue OF general lien
New-York tribune., 1922-11-28

BOSTON, Nov 81 President William
n. Wood Of the American Wooler
Company, commenting on his election
SIS director general of the Consolidated
Textile Company, which was announce d
from New York to-day, saia he had
become interested in this group of cot
ton mills Largely because he wanted to
aelp out the industries Of New Eng
land, II was personal matter en-
t'rely, he said, the American Woolen
Company being in no way concevned
New Britain herald., 1922-05-04
MULLINGAR POLICE
 BARRACKS WRECKED
Other Properties Endangered in
 Series Of Explosions

London May IA dispatch to the Times from MullinGar, describing the blowing up of the police barracks there last night says that frequent smaller explosions following the first great blast prevented any attempt at saving the building.
 The postoffice which adjoins the barracks was seriously endangered, but was saved from destruction. Sev- eral race horses stabled near the bar racks were pluckily rescued by the regular troops.
 It has not been established wheth- CT anyone was in the barracks, but the provisional government officers be- lieve that the regulars, seeing all bar racks in West Meath in the hands of the regulars except Mullingar and Castle Pollard decided to let the for mer go. A Dublin dispatch to The Exchange Telegraph. last night said the garrison of the Mullingar bar racks fled after the explosion being chased in the direction of Castle Pol lard by regular troops.