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PUBLIC TRUSTEES SALE

WHEREAS, Charles G. Edgerton.
whose address is Sugar City, Crowley
County Colorado, grantor by hin
Trust Deed, dated January 26th
1922, and recorded March LIST, 1922,
III the office of the Clerk and Re.
corder of Crowley County, Colorado.
in Book 50 at Page 321, of the rec
ords of said County, conveyed to the
Public Trustee of said County the
following land in said County to-wit:
The West Half CIV 1a) of Section
Thirteen (13), in Township Eight
cen QS) South. Range Fifty-sevcn
(5O West of the Sixth Principal
| Meridian, containing 32O acres.
more or less, according to the Gov
ernment Survey; also
The South Half $50 of Section
Eleven Old Township Eighteen 1S)
South. Range Fifty-seven 81
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BOX SPRINGS NEWS

Mrs. Dyal and grandson. Charley
Deitrick, left Saturday for their
home in Topeka. Kans., after two
months visit with Mrs. Sirris. Mrs.
Sirris accompanied by the l.. j..
Boyd family took them to Hugo to
the train.
Henry Luter went to Holly Satur-
day, He returned home Monday
evening.
Henry Luters father and brother
ln-law left Saturday, for their home
in Oklahoma after a few days visit.
Mrs. O. j. Casper and children left
Wednesday after short visit with
Bryan Carter and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Wickey were
out from Sugar City Sunday visiting
at the Edison and Patton homes.
The work on the new school house
Is progressing very nicely.
Mrs. Patton. Mrs. Hilyard Dalton
and two sons and Eddis Patton called
at the McCabe home Tuesday even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. Holland and
son spent Monday night in Sugar
City
Ted Mcclure ana family of Mand-
vile, Wyo.. left Thursday for a visit
with relatives in Kansas, after spend
ing the past few weeks with the
Harry Mcclure family.
About sixty-five friends gathered
at the Luter home Tuesday evening
and gave Mr.. Luter surprise, il
being his birthday. The evening was
spent in playing cards and games af-
ter which refreshments of ice cream
and cake were served. The guests
departed at an early hour and ev'
cry one reports a very good time.
Mrs Geo. Williamson and son re
turned from Denver Wednesday,.
Hugh Crooker came out from Ord
way Monday to spend few days
with friends.
There win be preaching at the
school house next Sunday.
Everybody come to the Parent
Teacher meeting nezt Friday even
ng.
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o. Fl. Griffith, candidate for the
nomination for county commissioner
on the Republican ticket, arrived
home last week from business
trip to the east and announced that
he is deyoting his candidacy for the
primary election. He cannot see all
the voters but he is visiting every
section of the county to meet as
many as possible. GD
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FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH
C. +. HARTMANN. Minister


Sunday school at 10 a. III.
Morning worship at IL O'Clock,
subject Matthews Portrayal OF
Christ"
Young Peoples meeting Z p, m.
Evening worship o'clock, sub
ject THE Lamb of Cod.
= Prayer and Bible study hour We'd
nesday s p. M.
The church imperfect? Yes. In
sincere? Never. Come to church
always, Help the struggling and
valorous souls who are trying tC
make the world better. God lead:
His imperfect church to perfec
destiny.
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This cut illustrates Burnett's NO
for glasses.
Dear Public:
Ibid it ever occur to you" that 9S
per cent of the value of pair of
glasses depends upon the skill of the
man who examines your eyes?
OFFER YOU THIS?
can examine the interior of your
eyes with an instrument (Retina-
scopc). The successful handling of
this instrument is wonderful GIFT
which only a very few men in this
profession enjoy, so it necessarily
follows, that you folks who have ac-
cess to my skill may count yourselves
fortunate whether your eyes are nor
NAL or defective, and II defective.
1 can determine in very few min
utes exactly what lenses are neces-
sary to correct your trouble without
asking you any questions. This Is the
highest degree of skill known to the
optical world, and you folks who ere
in the market for glasses will be
cheating yourselves most IL you fail
to investigate my work.
will demonstrate without charge
or obligation to you. This method
is especially well adapted to child
ren's work.
Mark my date on your calendar so
you won't forget.
During this visit get your child
ren's oyes ready for school.
f.. F. BURNETT, Optometrist
Box 167 Pueblo, Colo.
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BURT'S NOMINATION
MUST BE MADE BY
WRITING IN MANI

j. r. Bur. who had been nominat-
ed at the Democratic county assem-
bly, for superintendent of schools.
was in Nebraska at the time and
failed to receive an acceptance blank
il time to get it returned before the
expiration date. The vacancy COM
mittec could not fill the vacancy by
submitting his name as he had been
n regular nominee so it will be nee
essary, in the Democratic primary
election. to write his name in on the
ballot. 90
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W. @. T. U. ELECTS orrIcERs

At meeting held Tuesday of this
week at the home Of Mrs. w. C. Wit
tenmyer, officers for the w. C. It. U.
were elected as follows, most of
them being reelected:
Mrs. James Carpenter. president.
Mrs. Oran Burke, vice-president.
Mrs. w. c. Wittenmyer, recording
secretary.
Mrs. Lydia Riley, corresponding
secretary.
Mrs. w. T.. Strever, treasurer.
AT the next meeting. to be held ct
the home of Mrs. Rogers. delegate
70 the state convention will be sell
ected.
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n CIsE URGES A
VOTE FOR GARR|GUEs

Dear Friend; o..,u,,as 10 i.
.,.dIdate for Justice Of the supreme
eahu a, the Primary Election to be
cou'. sn,omber twelfth next. AS you
he'a ~, know, Judge Garrigues
o0u' a,octed Justice of the Supreme
was =, Colorado in 1910. and SER
'oa' T.. that capacity from January.
'e. N January. 1921. the last two
'" =, Mi, term being Chief Justice.
yea n.,or to his election to the Sup
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sHIvE-HAssrEDT WEDDING

MR. L. E. shive and Miss Doris
fiasstedt, both of this citv woro
united in marriage on Saturday n,
iast week in Pueblo. They were ac.
sopanied by the brides brother.
Martin II. Hasstedt ana M;sn
wary MeGinnie and Lonnie Morgan
Mr, and Mrs. shive did not return to
o'"way until Wednesday of this
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH
G. NJ. CENTER, Minisl

Bible school at 9:45 n. IN.
Communion alt Sermon at IL a
M. subject AN Old Fashioned
Church"
The evening service will begin
promptly ut eight o'clock.
Prayer service Wed. at p m
You will be welcome at these ser
vices.
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Vote for o. II. Griffith for county
commissioner on the Republican
ticket. He is in a position to give
the county good service as an offic-
iaI. 1D
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l hereby announce nay candidacy
for the Office of superintendent of
Schools for Crowley County, subject
to the Republican Primary Election.
MRS. DWIGHT E. BONE.
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Roy Fones and family will move
next week to Council Grove Ko,s
W W reside They have been living in
otero county south of Ordway for tbe
past couple of years.
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Political

Mrs. Harriet w. Brooks announces
her candidacy for the nomination of
County Superintendent of Schools
subject to the Republican Primary.
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Mrs. Bone has worked untirirs,v
'or .he schools of Crowley county for
'he last five years. She will make a
progressive county superintendent of
schools.
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WE REPRESENT THE CHARLES
E Gibson Co. in Crowley and
Otero counties, for the sale of their
lands in the San Luis Valley. Colo
radO. Call on us for literature or
Information. Arkansas Valley Real
" Co., Sugar City, Colo. (tfD
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l hereby announce my candidacy
for the nomination of County Com
missioner for the First district, sub
ject to the Republican Primary ell
ection.
OSCAR II. GRIFFITH.
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LIVESTOCK

FOR sALE-REGISTERED DUROC
boar pigs. Sam Demarcus, Phone
SARA, (9-15)
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poR sALE-THE S1a NWA & WE
sWA Sec. II SEA NEA Sec. 1s,
sOO acres. Township 10, range SO.
Crowley Co., on easy terms. Address
Or F. W Braner. Troy, Ill. (tfO
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If elected Mrs. Bone will be inter-
ested in the advancement of all the
schools in Crowley county.
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REAL ESTATE

poR sALE-FoURs ROOM BRICK
house and lots in Crowley. Colo.
i II. Park, Timken. Kans. tD
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wANTED-scHooL GIRL ~
hoard and room for her work.
Ipouire Mrs. r. E. Smith. S-S
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.oo sALE-CoLT ACETELYENE
ushting plant. F.. l.. Davis, s2J4
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M CELL OR TRADE FOR ANY
,hine / can use on farm, cream
.rotor Have two, one new and
o,hsr as good as new. Your choice.
smith (9-S)
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rop saLE-A 1870 TITAN TRAC-
tor with plows, discs. tetc. Two
u,,sards. good for trucks. $500 for
,.h To Trade-1O9 acres Pros
..,;tv Mo- Two second feet of 1865,
,sao water. Garden land in Flor
..., Brown, Florence. tD
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message this. That disinteresed party
serving you only Bankerwe position to advise
you every business investment you may to
make-Start today-Let this be your bank.
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FALL AND WINTER RESORTS
LAKEWOOD. n. J,
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for two years she won't see any pic.
lures at all. then all can say is
but you wouldn't allow me TO use that
kind Of language.
''Shc won't 500 any other pictures
for two years! Gosh. how her theatre
manager will miss those ten cents !.
And Signor Gugliclmi twhom I have
nick named Rudy Williams) is sup.
posed to be- the greatest actor. Bow
WOW. Hold me back That's s too
much.
II was told some time ago by my one
and only one that our Rudy was n
wun d"r-fool actor. with the accent ON
tn" 'on". looked nmong the ten
best selected by !ou and other famous
critics and failed to seq II. Y. among
them. But what does mere liam Man
Nrggs. or Prof. Pic Eater. who teaches
Greek. or anybody else know abou,
acting: Mere man doesn't know an! -
thing anyhow. Ask any girl who is the
greatest Screen actor and she'll toll
you.
~ have my own pct ten host this
year aud Rudy's nu.mr is not among
them. Once again | am showing my
ign"ramr. oh? Hut my list - far in
rludcs Norma TnlmHlgr. Richard Bar
thrlnrss. George x. Liss. Doug Fair
In nks. l"n Cbnn"y aud others. Hnt
then. whn, do ! know about acting:
An! what diffrrem" does it max"
how ~ follow acts aS long ~ he ~
handsome. can shiur his shoes and his
hair. smoke II cigarette aud make love:
"\s for me. I'm going (" 8 "" ''has'
T d" R"rhrf"rt Il chance. " h" shows
he can act. I'll be- with him. ! r"ud
Monsieur do R"rhcfort statement aud
! h" doesn't want to take Rudy's place
Rudy couldn't take his plnr" in France,
There is glory enough for both. VIII!
not Civ" Charlie ~ chaucc:
II shall Wal, for DO ltochcfurl'
first picture: shall 500 il and ] shat
criticize mentally but shall not
rr,rizc him amy NOR" harshly thar
anyb"dy else just h""ausc h" is sup.
/ planting tn" great Rudolf Nascin". the
mntrhleS~ screen lover.
- 'Shnik. -Four II"rscmcn Of the
! EuralyptuS.' Beyond the Rocky Noun
tainS. and th" last rir,nr" Mud ant
Sand. thn, represents Spain. tn" lnno
where they throw the bull Also "rh'
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II shall become an ardent admirr
Of Rudy when he gets down to br,s,
tacks and acts. As you say. Hen, n.
Is just about getting to the point whsr,
Arliss sturtRtl--and wonder if a Gan.
per can understand that.
"As n matter of fact, Ramon
Navarro, in the only picture I've seen
him in, has shown more possibilitie,
in his one picture than Rudy in ali,
$50. fappers and others. give Chas,
dc Rochefort u chartce-he deserves thst
ut least, and II he's good or bad, .boy
wonder or 'fulse alarm he'll show /,
in his pictures. Give him chance, .
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Young 1iajah.' Can any Of them be
classpd among the first ten? ! mean
conscicntiously classcd With all due
regard for acting. Mud and Sand is
undoubtedly Rudy's best---yet Otis
SINNERS version makes Rudy look like
the novice he is!
Its about time the tiapper was dis.
illusoncd. George II. Liss. John
barrymore. Lon Chancy, Dick Bar
thclmcss--and yes. Will Rogers---call
net. Any one of them can beat Rudy
Yet. how many flnppers would quit the
screen for two years il Il. Liss or amy
Of the others were TO quit?
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ALEXANDRIA ':':' ~ -" a'": %"':H'i K.
CHARLES JONES
in WEST OF CHICAGO" -..- ..
APOLLO ':p 6 MNi,NnE T'I,'NH:HS H>,Iy IT.
CLARA KlMBALL YOUNG
in THE WORLDLY MADONNA" .
ARDNORE LANcAsTn'i lI!i,Morl:' rlNii ia.
ANITA STEWART
~ THE WOMAN HE MARRIED 1890
.cr~n EIGHTH & '1tARD AVE
AS OK MATINEE DAILY
Creighton Hale and Mollie King
in Asb SBEhA EvhAubkviiEt HASHi1it
BI.UEBIRD '''%Sa %%"',n1vu. s':'S|""'i"1,ii S"'i i
CLAIRE ADAMS
IN GOLDEN DREAMS" 80
COLONIAL "'"' saH \ ""9',,~T;' r~i :. i;' ii.
MIRIAM COOPER
N "kINpREp OF THE DUST
PARAMOUNT :''G MHTlSHE an S'5:'" ""Nii.i HiS
DUSTIN FARNUM
in THE YOSEMITE TRAIL"
-<r,I cT THEATRE below Srruce
yoysT gU pETEns and CLAIRE wINDsoR In
RICH MEMS WIVES"
GREAT NORTHERN "':"" :'a": S': 50 q to af'i II
GUY BATES POST
m THE MAsavERADLR"
IMPERIAL "?,T" Sn1,. D." .:;;S MAJ: E>s,. r.
GEORGE ARLlSS
IN THE MAN WHO PLAYED GOD"
LIBERTY hFo"R Rtr'S"H ','';' niIiN i''''N "''
OWF" MOORE
IN love y " AWFUL THING -
rDJcNI~T ,pdpnd Az a, I;i 81
OKEN ; 81 NwIsDs, a %itHHraoGs aI1ros Eiia siILs in
LONE CLEAR CALL"
OVERLOOK ""' r"n" '.H'hSi XII.
THOMAS MElGHAN
II, III you BELIEVE 1T. IT'S SO"
PALM TRANSPORT HAa@,. Aa":, NSn sTnrnr
BETTY COMPSON
AD,HbxpEMHsHbsPsIsE ,H IEHsHb SHN DvxupEvIIlE
REGENT ""'i"' !" S, Il !" ".'Ir II r. IN N
COLLEEN MOORE
in THE WALL FLOWER"
pJhJTN GERMANTnWN Ax:NrE
KAL HSIsA ,ISgss and M CLAIR M T%Hs WINDSOR 81 Il
ERICH MEMS WIVES"
333 MARKET sIMM.r n. Il. 70 f';HAfis i';,s !. 4
TOM MIX =
-. .r~~ vvn sTAwra" -
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p Csted in fhcrrv. Ms modest tHndS
ore inrcst'd ~ih h"r tnthcr.
i'm NOHfN. scif. made funu"idj
leader. Ton busv ~ think Of his
children hr learcs them 10
my unUj.\ ,rLo has surrcsstvily
c,j,;y,,,J tho socj,l side of ne.
>,,..,,, ,u.,, ,.,.,,,,. s,I,,
bh,, " -" ,o,o ~, ,rb.n,
m1", '";' IT," ''r .,,.J
'he''F !o",'' "' ~
BOB NoH' '. son. - u 'VP"''" '''"
less po"HDS''i'
GEORGE IIrE1T. ''dCrip thorns.
philosophi.ing as the STORY d'r'iop'.
yOU\ rJjICHESTIR. ,rhrm Nr'.
V,buu ,rovid Hkc to rdH son in .nlr.
-
\ joy Ride
TT THE girl Of today is property con.
i,,f,,,.
S'd'r"d III r''"'''' ~ ''' ".>'''
hy the in"u's"h' r''"'"'r "'
. tory he will lind her ihurr their victim
than their agent. \ VI" Htt'r al -
merely the -'rm "t ones ""Icriiv" lN
prcssinrs and when 'Tl>i"m ""n>n,r',
10 brin. int the few snort I'aHS 81
adolescence the "Nritatl"rs "t Whn''
,ife,imc--t the Wonder j. NOT that W.
conduct Of the girl Of today Is nor '>'
cmplary tu' that sh" ud> any s'h'
OF moral phIlcHtlp'l NNdl'N'I' .
II is doubtful whether cherry M"n"n
Tor indeed any Other girl OF h"r S'i)
ever gay. n though III any sHci '"r">>
10 the provo, atiouN which Surr""n''T
her. Indeed il = extremely ""no''IJ
whether III" thought At al ABOUT ,n'
moral aspect Of hor indu.E'hr'S' H"'
took If" rs sh" t"nnd II ''h' " ""',
ming bird IN 4 garden siriHns ~ ,,t
pleased from flower t" tower r"uiI'"
IN the sunshine ~ hrr own o'''s".,.
One couldn't say fhAt merry N">
nmcral any NOR" than on" '"N'1 -,
that n hunming htri was Nhm"r",' ~
she was immoral. II WaH rs IT '"ni,
son dog was an lnnd'I, ~ Una, w.
had never thought upon lA' >un''''
Cherry had never Thought win sre",
deal of seriousness about ah\rnIh- anu
those briet moments o' H''' '""nln"hi"n,
which David Sansrc' mad n"'ch WIN
approval seemed merely VI" 'Hl'r"PI,
yinCs ot rich voin ut NHluaol' W''"i
that lay far beneath tit" ~irihr' ana
which remained 10 BE- "i>'HN'r"d ever,
20 Cherry herself. Alicia Mohun ne"
never made II prartI'" "t >''N'nG W.
consultations Of religion. f"r >h" E'i'>N''"'
and rightly. that to person ct h"T
de6utc Hmbitiou>. religion r"I.H nave
nothiny ~ offer her. Eut. dressed IN
hcr best with Cherry by her side, sh'
ALWAYS went 80 church one" 4 YEAR "h
Easter SUNDAY ii fa~hl"nabl" tp>r"-
nal cnurrN where there W"r' "Hlldi'N
and yn,tmrnIs pleasant :" III" "N',,
Cherry had never b'cn confirmed. hnI
\lirin Mnhuu hnd meyer ceased +" re-
yro, bcr IukeWarmne,~ in ~" matter.
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PliOTlII'I..tYS
PHOTOi'l.NIS

The following theatres obtain their pictures through
the STANLEY Company of America which is guarantee
of early showing of the finest productions Ask for the
theatre in your locality obtaining pictures through the
Stanley Company of America
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THE HOUSE OF MOHUN
BIZ GEORGE GIBBS
o mphan "do
WHO'S WHO ~ THE STORY

CHERRY NOHIN. up.io date Wr'.
rich and charming. at once Wriiatcd
and attracted bv
DAVID SANGREE. yovng American,
rthnOlOgist and Wdr rci'rdn. nmd:'d
by changes ~ manners and customs
brought out by the wnr. b1t inter
- ~sted ia rhcr,v. MS modest tunds
arc inrcstcd wiM hrr tnihcr
JIM NOHt\. wif.madc tnan"idi
Irddcr. Ton busV ~ Hink Of hi'
children hc ledr"s them 10
MRS. NOHI Y. who has Sn""cSStuHy
cul,irntcd the sorini side ot iit'.
BRUCE rDWiN. u motor"nr snl"S.
man, Of care man 'grc. oi rhom
Cherrv toncics she is cWGmonrsd.
ROB UOHi Y. son. is a iVpiroHp rcrk.
less po"HJSirr.
GEORGE IIrETT. c'dc,fV Chorns.
philosophi.'ug ns N" |org d'r''op'.
John CHicHESTIH. 'rh"m nr'.
. Nohuu rouid iikc to "ah soH'm 'mW.
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Neus for Investors

Il" averag" prIr" ri the twenty active
i"'iIstrln.S G""lir"d n.43 per cent yes
i"rthv - - "a uIu tho twenty rail-
roads Gec!ined ".>4 r-y cent to $50.
I'm" 'hirHso l'ncWmatic Tool Co.
r"pr"r> for fhr"" months ended Scptem.
h = ~. H"' earnings # S2lG, l4I. For
I'm" lunuiLs "rd"d September 50. ne,
was ,.iU:;.ul>.
Tho New York Stock Exchange hnl
n"eN Informed officially Of the proposed
!ncgeU." in the capital stool: If th,
Producers and le,ncrs Corporation
ron $50. .OC".niD to $In. .OOn 600
- l." board II directors 81 rhr pliH-
d"lph.a NarionuI Innk. NJ y moot in.
- day. ''.n>I 'rrrd 81 900. Ouu ~ sur-
ntu> a"'"N', masking that fund nov
%lO.rmu uu". The capital Of tho BAN
= s.. .OuO. .OOU
i. |. Cd-" Piow Works &c. re
ports. Tor year ended September 81.
deficit Sl.%iU, tbs after interest and do
pre- a''"'. Tn" previous report COW
cred tf''"N months. "nd.d S"!,'rmbe-
20. "I., Su""".I a~!ir.' ui S@.!'~T.794.
d r""'cr> - the Standard Gas and
E.c"'rI C"launuy authorized the is,E"
Of s. Hu.iro new : per cent rImula-
i've lr"ior"r,t stock Of 500 par vaulr
:" taA" ,av" Of various conversion pv;yi-
Irge> "t he company : funded debt and
10 pro, id" capital for inrreaepd busi-
ness. Stockholders rights 70 subscrib,
viii expire January 81
S'Orkh".d"l~ q! 'h" Brooklyn P0r.
"IgH Gas Company Today approved
pr"p"Sll ~ c'laig" III" present author
.z"'l 81 .OnN.h C'Ium"O stock. cf 500
Uar "a .. 80 lO,Hu shares ii no par
Ilu 200 ",""ang" 'h' present r"iUiaum II
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THE PEOPLES FORUM

whether it be abolition Of the bicameral
system or any other. will have mag
iCal effect on such n complex thing as
the political life of the Nation?
Possibly Mr.. Norris believes. like
other worthless, that history is 'bunk'
/ and contains no lessons worth while.
i'ut even as a severely practical man.
has he never had any experience with
pannccas. whether physical or polit .
iral?
There is 10 doubt that Senator Nor.
riS is sincere in his convictions. touch :
ngly sincere. lie says that he evolved
his new idea during n retreat in the
wi!ds of Wisconsin. where he made IL a
point mot to read anything. not even
newspapers. Now Wisconsin soil has
been prolific of many peculiar "pro.
gressive' ideas. but somehow or other
] could never before reconcile identity
of principles between Robrtu NJ. LaFcl.
lette and the brilliant Nebraska Sen.
ntor. EN- BADGER.
Philadelphia. December Is, 1929.
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Letters to the Editor
Thinks Policeman Deserves Award

To the Editor Of the Et enino Public Ledoer'
Sir--ln my opinion the $4,000 an.
nual prize provided by Edward boN
should b" given to the widow and Or
phan. or dependent parents of the
splendid policeman who sacrifices III,
life in attempting to capture the banN
robbers. hold-up men. automoo''
thieves or burglars.
The greatest good to this city is to
make life and property safe for all i,S
inhabitants, and any man who. give
the city his life in this line Of duty
either as an officer or a private citizen
IL entitled to the Box award or any
additional award that the citizens may
see ft TO offer. Until this awful wave
,f crime is checked or stamped out the
Inventors captains OF industry,
pastors. etc. should be satisfied 70
SOC the policemans widow and orphan
come first. '
CHARLES G. rETTEROIF.
Philadelphia. December Is. 1872.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-19
LONDON STOCK MARKET
list Without Feature-Oils Easier,
Dollar Descriptions Neglected

london, Dee, l9.~-Grnprally. tho
markets on the stock exchange today
lacked snap. and were w!thou, par.
ticular feature Turkish loan, we're
reactionary, French loans we're easier
in sympathy with the franc. Gilt.
edged issues, while quiet, were firm.
There vas light purchasing Of home
rails. Dollar descriptions were neg.
lected but steady. Argentine rails
were dull, with n t"nd"nscy downward.
Oil shares were easier, and moved in
a list!csS manner. Royal Dutch wag
33i2. Shell Transport and Trading A.,
and Mexican Eagle = ZIG.
Rubber shares were inactive bur well
maintained. Katirs We're idle and op-
erations professional, A more confident t
feeling was noted in some industrisls.
Hudson's Bay was 10,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-19
Friendly Tin to Andy

To the Editor Of tho Evcuiro Public LEDGER!
Dear Gump-Iou poor boob. what
is the matter with YOU, are you going
to let Sylvester Skink take his seat in
Washington? Let me advise YOU 20
open ballot boxes and You will find
they have counted you out. Dig III
every precinct or division. Open Il
contest: have n canvass mnde Of your
district go to it. you will go TO Wash
ington and put some people IN Jail.
Best wishes. +. w. j.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-19

the opening verse. This runs as follows'
"On Christmas Eve the bells we're runs;
On Christmas Eve the mass was sung.
THAT night alone. OF all the year. -
Saw the stolcd priest his chalice rear.
I will he greatly indebted to any one VINO
will supply the remainder OF tne poo"' VI
tell me where I can frd u. .
MARY MALONE.
ph,,sd.,ph,a, December IL. 1922,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-19
FINANCIAL
TnE CLEyEslniAsNND =, Elan fScIpEEy 4 TpTynyFUHcH
(,lnveinnd, O., NONeInbe

cleveland, q, N0vembss ~ dds5s;ral
Sealed proposals t9r the roMnsny for sc.
MSr,s"S So,,ns 81 the snkins Fund at not to AZ *,
coed par and o accrued interest. s r.c.,S. 'n a,
,moan,ss nm n,s,ce et ,os Mes:rs. @nsow LaIisr
Company COZ 50 Cedar Street. TsT TsTh-%kts rSERt =. sgo.
tSa tona.. AZ .SS5 S5 Bun, ana 1Sai.:ss sl:S;
II 'number OF bonds bearing coupon, for
si7.so and for S32Bo. each .SsspfcnvvsiIyx;
bonSs accepted VII, 1e IA, RsysSSs, Ss,, nutths ~ ny
Ss;aeaes St Mes.rs. winsiow. Lanisr &C.;
ss above. not presented on the{ dsy
tho r,sn' Ki,0SS. Treasurer.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-19
Another Answer to Problem

!" 'ho EdHor O. ~" ErrEino PWb'is Lcdoer:
Sir--ln answer To- problem sent in
hy John VI. Morrow
II on" person receives four sevenths
aS much rs the other. one person re.
cciyes one and one half sevenths and
the other five and ne-half sevenths.
subtract one from the other leaves
S2J77.41 or four-scycnths more than
tho other. II. l.. =.
Philadelphia. December l6. 1922.