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life of our coal deposits. . Oil is being found almost everywhere and_ its exten- sive use will yet tremendously lessen the demand for coal. Be T this, alone, will not suffice. The geologists forecast a not remote end to oil abundance also, Therefore, the millions of horse power going to waste in our streams should be conserved and con- verted into electricity, to be transmitted wherever possible. (Coal and oil, too, could now be burned at place of produc- tion, or not far aw and marketed, at a aving of expense, by wire, instead or pipe lines.) Ameri- should, moreover, ve methods of vast of by cars, vessel can inventive genius bestir itself to deviseeeffec utilizing the drive of the winds, the heat of the sun, and the tidal energies of the sea, transforming these into the electric current and giving the country an in- calculable amount of mechanical force. Here is a man-sized task for the Edisons and the Fords to which they might more fruitfully apply their remarké than to schemes to revolutic monetary system. There is fame there should be fortune, for those who shall contrive a commercially successful solar engine, a sufficiently powerful wind- mill apparatus, or a real harness for the billions of horse power that are daily lost to human use on our acoasts. As these devices would simply be generators of electricity, huge storage batteries would be necessary. Their construction, no doubt, presents difficulties, but sor body will eventually overcome these and then the country will be free from some of its existing most serious shackles. Answers to Inquiries Ik meri t Utilities 6s are soun . The 3 Co, suffered a deficit in 1921 and is paying It would be better to buy the ‘bonds of position. Illinois ing 7 per cent., is one of the most 8, Cnrcac Middle W Norntstows, Pa.: The Atlas Powder Co. has b very’ prosperous. 12 per cent, on come st nd it be with a similar dividend rate. es paid more than 12 per cent. If its Id continue the stock would be cheap at Starr Motors, Inc., was in- and Sp Neither is paying dividends. _ Ki 7 per cent. and is a good. busi ‘The other three hands. ‘There i for drilling has been tract in the State of Vera Cruz, ) there, © Co. stock is paying man's invest Oil is high rivers! rage oil may the company The McCord Manufacturing Co. ties and had to reorge s paid If it could not make soon its tly increased eapitali Stocktow, Cat Bookkeeping Register Co. manufactured only 500 machines in 1920 nd it suspended operations in 1921. Although it was incorporated in 1913, no dividends have so far been paid. company’s financial statement on December 31, 1920, ced a surplus of a little over $168,000, but it estimated trade-mark patents and good-will at over $3,000,000. How much of this was mere good-will? M., Wasittscros, D. ( Corporation controls which has extensi' dividend payer. ican Seaboard Oil nal Petroleum C co and is a moderate nsolidated Oil Co. owns d stock. Mexi Sea- nd is selling low for its dividend, more than 200 acres. Tn 1919 it began produ cree cted a 84,000,000, plant. ‘The capital stock is $6,33 dividend of 50c. Rrebtee & Tyee or Me xica common is more reliable than Wisconsin Central, although it has passed its dividend. better: the stock should aj As business becomes n make returns. 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