The Washington times., 1920-07-26
BETTER THAN $3.50

Fifty-fifty is a good enough basis for most of
us to work because if serious disagreemens
should arise one so block the other so, and
then it usually happens that the two SOS get to-
gether again.
Affairs of business or life should never be one
sided; there must be mutual give and take; there
must be fairness always in the foreground.
In financial matters affecting business. there
should be fair deal for everybody.
The people, whose combined money really
finances every proposition, getting very tired
of having their money manipulated for the benefit
of tery few.
They are beginning to appreciate that they can
determine for themselves how to invest their
money.
1t has come to pass, therefore, that many lines
of business, wishing more capital for expansion.
going direct to the people with their appeal
and putting their before the public
clearly that there cannot possibly be any misunder
standing misgvings from the start
Furthermore, it has been proved that companies
going direct to the people able to get the money
they need at more moderate cost, because it is a
direct proposition between the companies and the
investors
The people expect only to be fully informed
to the character of the men managing the business
and whether they can be relied on to give square
deal in the distribution of profits.
The quickest, surest most satisfactory and most
economical way to inform them is by advertising
in this and all other newspapers in this and other
communities.
The people do not hesitate to take chance IN
enterprise so long the men running it
willing to take equal chance with them. What
they bject to~is turning over their money without
having any voice to how it shall be used-plac-
ing the control of it in the hands of few men,
who usually keener about making lot of
money for themselves than they about giving
the investors all they justly entitled to.
l am going to tell you about proposition in
which you may wish to invest, after you get the
whole story before you. The fullest latitude has
been given to me to get at the facts and to place
them before you. I am going to'dwell particularly
the personnel of the men back of this PROPOSE
ton, and give you true insight into their char
acter and their standing among the people in the
communities where they live and have transacted
business for many years.
The company whose affairs will be placed be-
fore you in fullest detail in this newspaper is made
up of men who have put into it their own money
in large amounts, and yet all they have put in, in
combination, does not represent stock control.
All stock issued is common stock, whose value
has not been inflated; you will be able to buy it
at the price everybody else is buying it.
You people, if you invest, will own, in combina-
ton, control of the stock, and you may buy
much or as little of it you wish.
This control will give you better than $3.50
opportunity.
No promises will be made to what the stock
will earn for you, for nobody earth tell
yet, don't forget, you will be buying stock in
going concern
The president and general manager Of the COM
pany has obligated himself to the extent of
$26OO,OOO which is very expressive of his faith in
the future of the enterprise.
My next letter will appear in this newspaper to-
morrow.
Sincerely yours,
WILLIAM G.. FREEMAN,
III West 10th Street,
New York City.
New York, July "a.