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It will be mity if France finally cannot be persuaded to accept Secretary Hughes’s plan and to defer any drastic action against Germany until ‘the plan has had a tria None can foresee where a policy of force would end. Tt might lead to complications as disastrous to France, herself, as toGermany. Another considerable war in Europe, which many forebode, would complete disorganization of the world’s trade and progress, and make 1923 a doleful and destructive year for all nations. Answers to Inquiries Curvexxe, Wro.: There are ble bonds than the Lexington but the company’ seems to be G. Oretixs, mon dividend of 3 {. previous on November 1, 1921 in General Mo! sells higher the div regular. D., Gexava, N.Y: The fore reasonably safe I would rather or Brazilian 8 per cent. bonds, t so well regarded as formerly, slack fiscal management of the bonds of sound domestic corporations are safer for the the ign governments, Mixy.: At about 60-and paying 5 per Steel B looks like a pretty good long erts maintain t should eventu ly on, butt safer and is paid T see no great speculative possi- at present. Before it to be made sure and nt_ bonds ¢ not to be or 8s these are not ¢ owing to the somewhat tries concerned, The return on current quotat The bonds of the Midi Railroa re of at maturity and wh inadvisable to sell them at be said of the Brazilian 5s. ia Power & Light d so is not pany seems to be ich stock looks re company’s first and refunding 7 per cent. bonds are safer. M., Bostox, Mass: Wort ems to be good for the long pull. s is report improved re preferred. divic on. If t will naturally be showed a good surplu be taken: i paid it seen sacrifice. The same M., Sewuvry, Pa. Co. has been in'ope seasoned dividend ps ving the divie after sivide ptember : discredits talk of shows signs Company is progressi &Rubber C i n of divi nd the resump- ‘That makes the ebenture 8s better, The Seaboard Air ial condition has considerably improved of at fixed c "ges were fully earned in 1922 psident of the Ci s that the outlook has grown bright. I should, therefore, consider road's adjustment 5s a9 quite an inviting speculation I stock. in October has de- 100,000 per quarter on t not been Dividends hay lass A stock. ordinary stock, nt, shares will good year in more prudent to hold Montcomery, A ding industrial organi - par of common stock is $25, but it has been quoted much higher. ‘The 7 per cent. preferred stock is quoted near 120, showing that it is regarded as a gilt ‘Stock was largely increased some time ago ed in par value from $100 to $25. 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