New-York tribune., 1921-01-03


Henry L. Doherty & Company, 60 Wall Street,
started me writing these letters on thrift get
ting real horse sense about money matters.
hope you are reading these letters and are also
learning how to live within your incomes that you
may make some investments in good securities
which may be bought now to your very great ad-
vantage.
Now what resolutions should make and stick to
this the first working day OF the New YearY
think you will agree that ought to begin the
New Year by pledgng ourselves to do these things:
work-to be glad to do it because our country nssd'
beet efforts right
the vital industries of the country.
3. To aid business every way because they
greater risk. than we. do; they deserve honest
cooperation. Let's help them to fair pre6s
and by doing that we will receive our just share
avoid al ;smb.nss Of deontsc to ;.er xh1.: !.
to do more than r. asked do.
s. To b. cons.ently good American citizenste DO
alw.y.to take the initiative whenever "a. In
doing things that will help counssy and our fsews
These five pledges five commitments of honor.
Shall we live up to them?
Let me repeat them
Good loyal. p.rs.s s;'i.s.'h, s..s ls,. !: hss:..
on the ~ together.
Let's remember; let's do.
Don't you think that Henry L. Doherty & Company
so Wall Street, doing a very big thing for their
country and for when they stand back OF this
campaign for thrift and for better and more useful
citizenship?
Let's all here in New York Justify the reputation Of
great city a leader in every forward move
ment to benefit the whole country.
If the 350000o of us workers in this section of the
United States show that willing to be careful
with our earnings, and to help country readjust
itself to the conditions, without any break in
progress prosperity, the news will spread
quickly all America and it will soon become .
national habit to work hard to invest part of what
earn, and to help our industries.
New York City did not fater in 1917 and 1918 when
it to sending the flower of youth
to do their duty.
The penalty paid in loss of life-over 5000 New York
City boys died for their country-shows that New
York never falters.
New York City has another big duty to perform. It
must lead the way in the matter of thrift, which is
SO vital to our prosperity. Shall we lead?
But ask you if any business organization has ever
before conceived it to be duty to 90 to the public
and pay for the printing of urgent messages to work
hard and conscentiously, to be thrifty, and true
blue, helpful citizens?
Henry L. Doherty & Company. 60 Wall Street. keep
going along successfully with the many enterprises
they direct and control because they always see
silver lining to every cloud Furthermore, they
are always chock-full of confidence about their
countrys ability to quickly any and every
obstacle.
They have aboundng faith in good and patriot
ism OF the people They quickly sensed the the
and having sensed it, they aced-hence these messages
about thrift good citizenship and honest work.
1t is not possible that New York City workers will fail TO
heed these think Henry L. Doherty Company
will be splendidy rewarded by the great of people
thrifta
that they want to invest their where first it do
their country the good, second where it will do
themselves the good. ~ ~
hold that leadership always very successful when it is
unseish. ' ~ -
1t is not an accident that Henry l. Doherty Company
responsible the which
capital of hundreds of millions dollars and which employ
thousands upon thousands of workers q good wages
No. is due to consistently fair plan operaons-svng
deal all along the neletting investors earn the
full share of dividends chance also of partici-
patlng in extra unse6sh adershiu
the which
Now know if you will get with Henry T. Dohertv
Company 60 Wall Street either by
you will be treated right and you will honest deal if
with them