Judge — June 14, 1924 — page 30: what you’re looking at

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No charge ix maile for this ser- ommuni- are treatel confidentially, A fio-cent postage stamp should always be inelosed, Address all inquiries to, the Financial Editor, Sever, 627 West ind St, New York, giring full name and exact street | uildees.” Anonymous communications will in no case be ansicerci gy Piant your nies in ipreacly life, Making the Best of It by Theodore Williams . for the time Iversely affected by the pas sage of the Bonus Bill over the President’: veto. A - material recovery, however, followed the action of the conference committee of the two houses of Congress in cutting out the most objectionable features of the Tax-Reduction Bill a: adopted by the Senate. ‘The measure, in its final vote-catching shape, differed siderably from the scientific Mellon ny but it did actually lower tax rates, Tt was at least a crude beginning in the right direction, and the best that could be got out of a partisan free-for-all. It was argued that if the bill should become a law its merits would be tested during the coming year, and if, as predicted, the rates agreed on should create a deficit in the ‘Treasury, they could be corrected before the deficit went too far. , it was widely felt that enactment. of the bill would hardly be a calamity to the country. Tt was realized, too, that the burden of the Bonus was diminished by the fact that. it mainly provided for insurance stead of immediate big cash payments. The drain the distributed over years, urally iner revenues in interval might come to the rescue. The general disposition in commercial, indus- trial and financial cireles was to take an optimistic view and adjust to the new conditions. Whatever blow y HE securities market wa: bein pla if not altogether wisely on Treasury would be twenty and ing that s delivered in con- nection with the Bonus and the imperfect. Revenue Bill to the hopes of the business world, it was not staggering. ‘The coun- try can still move ahead and prosperity need not be despaired of. The securi market having largely discounted the less desirable effects of the two : the low prices of many sound issues offered remarkable opportunities. to vestors able to make new commitments. me in- Answers lo Inquiries Unde . Holla istown, N. issue of City. of Rottere Joan sinking fund Gs hi attract ° $6,000,000 most ¢ bonds United its bonded ce the bonds yiel bonds paying 6 in growing citi eadily market ers of The publi into some substantial ng the greatest m put your mon New York: of lots in the ¥ Heged in: much fraud tracts, it lous publi “that there. hashes eof lots in that section. 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