in automobile stocks in 1915 and : then making twenty-two successive switches into various industries, at the right time. This results in a most amazing figure of over two billion dollars As a practical matter, it would have been very difficult to have picked the right groups at the | right time: but if you chose 90 per cent wrong and only 10 per cent right (provided all else was 100 per cent correct’, the $100 could have resulted in over $200,000,000. disre garding both taxes and dividends. Any "Doubting Thomas” may get a copy of this analysis with list of groups by sending two dollars to the Information Center. New Boston. N. H. Results of Certain Trustees I also have a copy of what E. L. Quinn of Elm Street. Wellesley Hills, Mass., who handles trust funds <minimum of $50,0001 has ac complished per $1,000. In 17 years he has turned $1,000 into $7,256 for a local friend of mine. This means an annual rate of interest of from 25 per cent to 40 per cent. Of course, he had the general market in his favor much of the time: but it is another illustration of what intelli gent. supervised investing can the oretically accomplish

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