Information for Investors FTEN investors are uncertain regarding some of the terms used in the "Language of Bonds." These terms are sometimes of the greatest importance to the investor as they explain not only the type of the security, which varies in almost every issue offered, but also many of the important points regarding earnings, assets, financial condition, etc. The underwriters must confine themselves to the use of such terms. However, if you wish an explanation of any expression whose meaning is not clear to you, please do not hesitate to make use of our educational service without any obligation whatever. Address Correspondence Department. Members New York, Cleveland, Chicago, Cincinnati, and Detroit Stock Exchanges, New York Cotton Exchange and Chicago Board of Trade Unified Management UNIFIE NIFIED management for electric light and power companies located in a dozen or more states makes it possible for the investor today to obtain in a single security an unusual form of diversification. In buying electric light and power securities, each well chosen purchase gives you an income and a large measure of safety which could only be obtained by numerous purchases of other types of securities. THE JUDGES ATLANTIC HIGH SCHOOL ESSAY CONTEST 1926 1927 FLORENCE CONVERSE, member of the Editorial Board of The Atlantic Monthly, author of Into The Void, The Children of Light, and Long Will. THEODORE MORRISON, of the editorial staff of The Atlantic Monthly Press, formerly Assistant in English at Harvard University. QUINCY HOWE, A.B. 1921, Harvard, Assistant Editor of The Living Age. First Prize $50 Contest Prizes Third Prize $10 1. Students competing must be in classes regularly enrolled on the Atlantic term. 2. The type of essay is not restricted but essays must not exceed 2000 words in 3. The names of the student and school should not appear on the essay, but 4. Essays must reach the office of the Atlantic Monthly by March 31st, 1927. Special Classroom Rates The following reduced rates are quoted to instructors for their students on THE ATLANTIC MONTHLY COMPANY |