Judge — June 16, 1923 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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The Differences Between Safe and Unsafe Bonds HERE are 8 requirements that every bond must have to insure the safety of the investor's funds. Ifa bond will pass every one of these 8 tests it may be identified as presenting the maximum ofsafety tothe investor. Ifabond will not pass one or more of these tests, it is lacking in the elements of safety that every conservative investor should insist upon. These are the differences between safe and unsafe investments—the elements that characterize the difference between the suc- cessful and haphazard investing of funds. Every Forman Bond has passed fully these 8 tests. Absolute proofofthe is the successful handling of the funds o sands of investors over a period of 38 years without the loss of one cent to any customer. Out of this long and successful experience we have published an interesting booklet "How To Select Safe Bonds” which tells how to make the & tests that prove the safety of every investment Every investor, large or small should have a copy of this booklet. With it you will not only be able to test the safety of every investment scientifi- cally, but you will be enabled to secure a larger income without any sacrifice of safety. YOURS— FREE “ames COUPON We have a limited edition of this book It will be mailed only to those who ask for copies on the re- quest blank below. Fill in, tear out and mail today. GeEorGE M. FORMAN & Co. 105 W. MONROE ST. CHICAGO 36 Years Without Loss to a Customer George M. Forman & Co. Dept. 46-4, 105 ‘W. Monroe St. Chicago, Tit. Please mail me without cost or obligation of your booklet “How To Select Safe Bond: solicitor is to call on me. Name—— as Address ~ City. State——— Forecast Your “Market Amazing new book shows you how for parti today. Market Forecaster Co., Dept. 10, Topeka, Kansas IF INTERESTED IN BUSINESS AND FINANCE, keep informed by reading the Bache Review, a ten minute weekly summary of the business and financial situation. It focuses and interprets currents of to-day and indicates their trend. Sent to business men for three months, without charge. 42 Broadway New York City INVESTMENT BUREAU 1 to an- y telegraph. No this eervice. AU com. reated confidentially Subseribers to Jenar are entitl re to inquirics 07 mergencics to a ts made ua are postage Address all inquiries to the nancial Eid : New York, giving full name and exact street add Anonymous communications will in no case be anncered. : Raiding and Hysteria by Theodore Witliams T MAY impossible for the most well- intentioned governors of stock ex- changes to prevent such deplorable raids as those lately witnessed in’ the surities market. Deliberate, organized ks on values, however, are so destructive that they should some- how be penaliz to investors aggregated larger than they would have been had not panic and hysteria seized upon the weaker holders. The. efforts of the bearish con nt were virtually seconded by the no doubt sincere fore- casts of certain advisory bureaus which have large followings and whose advice to sell was a distinct factor in promoting the slumps. and wanton att Losses [ie pears overworked their propa. ganda of doubt as to the continuance of prosperity. Lulls in’ business are often only breathing spells, rarely signs of coming collapse. Stocks of prospering corporations with the assured futures seemed as vulnerable as if failure were impending. There was most no sense at all in this, The manipulators were only seeking to depriss prices to the lowest. level with the view of buying in the beared securities and making pro. fits their ex pected recovery. When false rumors concern ing the condition of soundconcerns were confuted, other unfounded reports. and as sertions were set afloat with dam- ffect. This was simply ini quitous. Busi hess was .ma- ligned in order “Do you have a compass on this boiler? “No, I go by dead reckoning.” to make an orgy for the bears. Fortunately, these tactics could not t lastingly effective. The fever abated, the natural tone of the market returned and once more it looked as if the industrial and commercial endeavors of the country would be vigorously kept up for months. to come. Answers to Inquiries B., Hontasn, Mien: Th for the Ma ed with a surplus . Wes Daner fition has n pid. de in the general ion. Bt mu realized by body w hh th fl} the L. 1 enterpr Wieely that “M., \te pany had wacker, Wiss It a why ‘people shen rete buy When they went « 1,000 for 81 the somewhat, but the tio would go lower was liter verified when 59,000 were obtainable for 81, Marks have perhaps not reached their lowest. Th cannot advance to any extent while the Ger- man government prints so many new issues of them B., ONTPELIER, Vr. rrding to e in this Inited dividends made up, principal ly be up lime ago your position would been better now. Toteno,0.: The comicbooks.com