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The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-21
PUBLIC RECORDS

G. Carol Holloway. age "a. OF Co
ment. and Mable Goodman. Of CO
ment. Ceremony performed by
Justice GrIgsby.
=. o. Waggencr. agc 2i. OF Alex,
and Moss Gertrude Garrett. age Is,
OF Alex.
jim Brown, age 2i. OF Chickasha.
and Lucy Mead. OF Chickasha.
Edelf Theodore Hindrickson. age
". OF Banner. and Margaret Evelyn
Tennery. age 22. OF Piedmont.
Noland Jones. ags 20. OF ChIcka.
sha, and Miss Alma Sewers. sge 20,
Of Chickasha.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-21
SELECT CAPITAL oeAvrlro.

Oklahoma City. Dec. eo.-Mlsa
Marjorie Harris. Miss Geraldine
Wright and Miss Grace Nolan were
declared winners In a beauty.
popularity contest here aud will
ret n three weeks trip 20 Holly.
wood. Calf. To "soe the inside
workings Of the movie industry"
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-21
Prairie Pays Huge
Dividends in Last
10 Years, Is ShOlU,,
By The United Pre~.)

Washington, Dec. 21.-The Prairie
OIL company OF Kansas has paid
cash dividends amounting to 1872
per cent in the last ten years
since its segregation from the old
Standard OIL trust was ordeerd by
the supreme court-James e. O'Neil,
president of the corporation, told the
senate committee investigating gaso-
line prices today.
Since 1900 the capital stock OF the
corporation has been increased from
100000 to $50, 100000, ONeil said
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-21

d. Delk. charged with petty lar.
ceny. fined $50.
George Carson. charged with pet.
~ larceny. fined so.
Floyd Clement. charged with pet.
~ larceny. fined so.
c. Forbus. charged with petty
larceny. case under adviscment.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-21
TOWING SCHOONER IN.

New York, Dec. 21.-The schooner
Rosa Ferlita Of Tampa Fla, is
scheduled to arrive here in tow of
the steamer President Garfield after
being rs days at sea.
The schooner, its crew suffering
from thirst and hunger and flying
distress signals, was picked up 500
miles. off Ambrose light by the liner.
Sails had been blown to ribbons by
gales and masts had gone by the
board.
The Rosa Ferlita left AKIN, Afri-
ca, Oct. 3.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-21

Kansas City. Dec. sl,-Thc Jury
In whose hands rest the fate OF
Tony DinelIo. charged with thc mur.
der OF his ii.ycarold daughter. Flor
encc. started Its third day OF de.
liberation here today.
II was reported that eleven of the
Jurors were IN favor OF conviction
but that one stubbornly held out for
acquitial.
Judge y. l.. Fisher gave the Jury
q lecture before Il went into acs.
sion today, He announced hla court
would stand for No s,ubbornncsa and
demanded verdict.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-21
Is Favorably Reported.
CBy The United Pres.)

Washington, Dec. 21.--The naval
appropriations bill, carrying a sus.
yestion to President Harding to call
new disarmament conference. was
favorably reported to the senate by
the appropriations committee today.
The senate committee added
H,7S7S40 to the amount appropri-
ated under the house bill, which
brings the total authorization Of ex.
penditures to 1895. 5.6O4,37S.
The chief additional expenditures
authorized by the senate committee
include $550,000 for the manufacture
OF torpedoes and s1,0OO,OOO for the
naval reserve force.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-21
STAGE WILD WEST STUFF
AND COLLECT ONLY S42

Cleveland. Ohio. Dec. 81. - Two
bandits with revolvers held u crowd
OF 500 at bay last night In n roller
skating rink here and obtained but
SAG. The bandits attacked the ticket
seller when he refused 10 give them
a tin box they thought contained a
large amount OF money. When the
skaters and spectators. attracted by
the fight. started toward the bandits
they fired several shots IN the air.
holding OFF the crowd until they OBJ
tanned the tinbox.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-21
TAFT REMOVED TO HOME
FOLLOWING OPERATION
(By The United Press. J

Washington, Dec. 21.-Chief Jus
tice Taft of the United States SUI
preme court is recuperating at his
home here today from serious op.
Grafton several days ago. Taft was
removed to his home yesterday from
Garfield hospital, physicians stated.
The operation was for gall stones, it
was stated.
Secrecy surrounded Chief Justice
Taft's illness.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-21
AFTER GERMAN PROPERTY.
(By The United Press

(By The United Press.)
Paris, Dec. 21.-"Germany has ma.
tional property, which will ask the
allies to join us in taking as q
guarantee Premier Poincare de.
clared in the senate today. He de-
calred that German finances must
be controlled by the allies.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-21
ECONOMIC MEET
PLAN SUGGESTED
6orah Moves to Instruct Harding to
Call Economic Session OF World
Together With New Con-
ference on Arms.

Washington. Dec. 2i.--A move Ia
Instruct President Harding to call a
world economic conference In add.
tion TO the proposed world disarma.
nent conference was made today by
Senator Borah when he introduced
IN amendment TO the naval approprl.
atoms bill now before the senate.
The Borah amendment would take
the place OF the house provision en-.
couraging the president to call q
disarmament meeting TO take up
things left undone by the conference
II November, 1921.
The Chickasha daily express. (Chickasha, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1899-current, 1922-12-21
COLD HlNpgRs work.

Oklahoma City. Dee. 20.-Outdoor
farm work In Oklahoma was mostly
suspended this week as result OF
the cold spell. according TO a report
OF the local weather bureau.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-11

TO-. rur. .1 go ~ r""r"r d'''rlc' h"n'N
in Nl.."u county viii l." n"rTr"d II "a"
,,.rrl. r"ur' ml,l,"r proper d"p"rhH OF
rl, lluIu. according t. an opinion y"'-
,.rNr, Nv N'Iwu"v General England
forwarded :, Il /. lIoWg prosecuting
..r.rn,.. "l Mas"u county. tn" opinion
~ ruIi is ns follows:
II I. ne Interest ana sinking funds
aLI.. ih" law reaches. ami "hrn Hu'h
l..rurl r.a'hcs IA" stat" for hdmin'r-
rr,ri.u hv rhe sink!uR f"nd commission
q I,.rmr. mandat"ry up"n that com
n..,-'un 90 Iu'rrra u IA H." taxing hlh
uI.r.' ,"u bonds II nam" M" available
IT,, l.u, h.s, So. BY paying In ih"
r.,,r,.j unu rInhi"p rand 81 '""p"f ais
I,H,t lpu,i.. II wIiI lnHuro tho pnI'h"n"
,l These. u,r,Ir lu "u""""I equal I" lhn'
r..II Irl,. ,n, uintr ucnnuIy
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-11

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-11

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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-11

Thr i",uF N'"u h'I"'''" "'''. ,"
Iion ~ WrllnhuIV !" mnI '"H ~.
r.uaTuI dIlto fuI m"mh"h''P
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09

tsmbsS 30, profit and loss surplus vac
~, 7g2. .0S5, after payment OF Nock div.
idend amounting to 1000, 900.
The Consclidated Cigar Corporatsonp
report for the quarter ended Septen5Her
30, last, showed net sales Of A.O1 =.
33S and net profits OF 943O, ,c66 attn
operating and Administrative expensoS
and miscellaneous charsee, For the
nine months ended September 30. nct
s.. sslss Sss were I'll, ,474,s24 and net proAn
An issue Of S8. 900, 400 frs. ,noresass
sinking fund bonds of tho CamaGuey
sugar Company (Compahia Asicarera
de CamAguey, g.. Al, q Cuban cofpor.
ticn, n being offered BY TIE National
Cxty Company at 87ik and inteNSf, AZ
which price -phs bonds yield about 7.25
pef cent. The Issue 10 dated Octotsf
10, 1922, and natures October B, 1912,
Reports issued BY tho Car Service
Division Of the. American Railway A.
sUciation on railway motive power show
that on October 10 tAsfV ware 1O,33l
locomstives> or 20.6: pr cent Of The
total Oh. Mnes, In need. Of rvpalyN. ThA
II Z reduction oi ~. auelne. the Aret
helf Of Octobsr, there having been TO-.
12?. OF 500 per cent, In need Of n.
YOtbV ON NCNOVST
A special meeting Of ehs Stewart.
Warner Spc<doMetsr .disWctot1 has been
called for NOVEMBER 50 for the pUsposN
Of deciarins an extra cash dlStdsssd,
Quarterly Disbursements .wsrS rsdWcsd
from 81 10 hfty cents share In Aptfl,
a shsre In April this year and 70 q q
share last month, making total pay.
mcnts this year Of 90 a share.
The statement Of tho American Lisht
and nn,h. Ir"cs,on .on SompsSSy e e sxslv:
earnings Of $4,165.i04 applicable to
dividends and depreciation, suuivsisnt
after a fun years dividend on pro.
ferred stock to ST. a share for ths
common. compared with 5000 In the
fiscal year ended December 81, 1921,
and $8.85 In 1920. Earnings, the best
since 1918, are the moro siSnincant In
view of the company's handicap dur.
ing the long drawn out coal strike. |
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Sis,ue for Znccstors

s.sk Of Enslnnad Ini min,n,SSm nIaS :, d's;
1fsts rsmains unc"."Se" "
s..N,s Of tho National Surety
~ LsSSs,s been admitted TO- deal
GsE.A ~ ne New York Stock Exchange
s-.,,csn Locomotive Compan,
~ A.ss.. IL has taken orders foI
.sshi engines from various '
-. Iud,anapolls and Louisville
a@! srisht tfs6lc during Octol,cf
l1sgs,sa S,S74 cars against O'"o
sssrsss price Of twenty active
~ stccts advanced los pei
l!s:.s,iS'o g iS'o.ss I've Yesterday. while twenty
"a. " s ven O.;2 yer cent higher at
- w.,,h. Aescnautical Corporation
~ ~, saded September 30 reports
u euN;sss G07, ,4S7, and net profits
"a xls s5t.s taxes, including income
ls'..S.strssnts and other sources.
nen ~ ~':.msrSi Motors Corporation re-.
III SSSii stockholderS on its bocAs
~ s,a a October o, 1O22, compared
= SSi. In tho previous quarter
W - III IA the last quarter Of lg?l.
~ vS seoount OF ths keystone Tira
- T1Sbsr Company, for tne s:x *
sStSS ended June ~, AZ supm'tted 90
~ NJ York Stock Exchange. ehows
wG Il (l7S. after expenses taA'''
-. account Of Pure OH Company
:. ~ Hunr n,onths ended July 81: as
s,sssS 70 The New York Stock E1.
xssSs shcws net income Of $3, ,N3, O40
~ sspsnses, depreciation and ordin'
u \. AS Standard Textile Products has
~ n an, 600 treasury h preferred
~. "a connection with issue OF &c..
m foO Of az per cent twenty year
SSsSs s;S stock haS been largely absorbed
Sssyy shareholders.
|wErsciidatcd income account Of A. q.
sssiSins 4 Bros. for the eight months
s:dN August 81 os submitted to the
NJ York Stock Exchange, shows net
lit a 81, ,4Q4, ,801 after expenses. de-
s,ssatio,, and Federal taxes.
!. rs.Tbaplidated income statement OF
0ssisy Tinfoil Corporation for the
s"Sss months ended July 81, as sub.
Sist1a Ia the New York Stock FIX.
sISsss shows net earnings Of $1O0, 300
~ charges and Federal taxes.
s-IAnouucement was made yesterday
- subscriptions to the American Tel
SSose and Telegraph Company's re.
~ 3liS, ,00O, 900 stock Offering show
sifnally III stock subscribed for. Less
~ / Per cent was unsubscrlbetl, the
MT showed.
,.fHs consolidated income account OF
\. invincible OIL Corporation for the
11ht months ended August 81. as sub.
S|ted to the New York Stock Ex.
llasee, shows net income Of 81 ,S02..
~ after interest charges, but before
isr,eciaiions, depletion and taxes.
yfbe report Of tho South Porto Rico
|ucsr Company for the year ended Sep.
leHbtr 80 shows deficit OF 81 ,Y2, ,214
lf,sp interest and taxes and deprecia.
i'll. This compares with surplus of
)tl6,448, or Al cents share, earned
. thk III ,205, coo common stock In the
vsjsious year.
.-fhs Interstate Railroad Company
'sted the Interstate Commerce Com
Ii0ion today for authority to issue and !
q q pr to the Virginia Coal and
foa Company 81 800, 900 in new com.
~ stock. The corporation proposes
: finance the purchase OF 1000 new
eil cars by the transaction.
-psschnut Packing Company for nine
lesths. ended September 30, 1922. re.
osts net profits of 81 ,G02 ,sO3. Cash
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-PronosH's

NJ, Pron0sa's
.::;;I::a" :;I" at 'Rke~osHLs Ronmo S;d Will, EE nf.
To'a ,stnI.Sr,ni q ,sSi Tine n R"sm 49, j 'a': ana
,Ss ,%Ss;ln,snsns, fi%'s sni sSt and ' nag,1 S
.s;Ss:s'a es' h.SGH s,r..,' s.'
bsSsmSSssr s. rsnII.,sds|ps,a roS lo''G oHs,sa Hs,sa ~
post: ' now lsas n s,H Inclusive ThsY cl;y IL
q III, :,.;.' ;E''i ,,s note the bopar,ms,, =,
I WI ss iHs9uni .svSi syaapHr'c pr
u''''''''A''on to 10 SGss mad, ,sus,sFi 81 , @
lx 2ssions to bidder, .. "'
sSs.HISSsSSH HISSH which bids maSa 10 Z, sna
SSs..Ss' s'Ssr ss ,if!pe,|ssi'sso % al .,sH.Ss; e.:
nm. 90. FRANK n efxss
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09
MACHINERY AND rooIs

SEVEN sets 6rtey. sti,'orary @0Y
srniGs, ! set Grisys dulnp,us g-.r, ,,a,
az space. ons 4Saa6, four Gxdx$ ~, -
sc air conItrcssors one ~ mr. RS,
shCrfce prioss. sSjs y "Sth - ,,,
Columbia l4;s "ohs
fAT.ERNhAklNG. wood ar, metal ,l,r
cas- hss AMI machine works Luiit.rr n,
,'al machine 1919 Ltn s,- Mil va.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09
WANTED
PERSONALS
DIAMONDS BOUGHT

AND KKhhMIiGy IiGGBHEpss. For bIAMoNps
s,''. 222 ..cond nnor. oy., chiiAs n...
ISAAC ISRAEL; ith ard feed ,,s.. b,. -;
~" business 70 h"n foldbers s,ock saI .n.i
l.n.s ~ Snsl.r .yG ssiors Nov, y " IisSre isSIre
bSssaHs 80 ~ klES a. q; So g
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09
LOST AND FOUND

DAq.-Lost. Friday. November .. beaded ba0
with gold powder bOS inside. IN or nesf
0Arrick Theatre or Green Hill Farms Hotel.
neward u returned to Green Hill Farms
DIAMOND - Lost. diamond solitaire. With
ave. or Dyval 81; $40 Wedneslay mornips
Reward = returned to J, y. Caldwell Co. |;
DO(f-Lost, male. AirdaIe dos, vicinity OF
of HayerIord Finder please ph. Ard. 1887.
PiNnLost. Saturday nisht, ladies' pin. sold
Return. q n s$e, Ledssr Office. .0.'"' ''".''.
PIN-fost, Sunday, Nav. 6. platinum bar
Son. 4io Chestnut st.------.---.-.-.-..---
RiNQ-SLost. diamond 6oiiteire with pe.
ave 2! Dayai st.. s:so Wcdnssdas n morning.: Masse
valuable because Of association. Reward 7f
returned to Oslo Rurbridae es,. q. "
WALLET. Lost. Nov. 4. black ,waIlet.
containing subscription blanks on No ~
car. Reward II returned to s. 0orov, Il4e
Lancaster ave.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09

oFFRAroRs. TELEPHoNE--,rhcre'. No
IN 'lpsSnsT pSiIsGrs mere S,trse;iye batter paid work
Ing. We teach YOU and pay vou sis psr
mss, wseN .S while learning; Si4.k psr week Tor
Stsyens?n. 1881 Arch St. between s:3U 4. NJ
and +. NJ.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

EXEC CTIVE-Wsst Point graduaic, m.jcr
y . N.mS' use SS. rated above the Az.
rrnGA major N energy. intelligence.
INITIATIVE, tforoushness and business ard n,
Sari"a ton ABILITY. ra'es with average IN, i,r
In iudgmen'. force and ability TO uund. gth,r
pe"p.e. unHBsa!.ah!e integrity, ~.il nrcept r,.
&c itiNs position p6y!Ng 10000 ers. war
would rIakn exce.l5ut tunlor pa T.ue- - ...v
coinE tactful, eNpsrIanced bustues. man ri,
Cnnro' inNest h23 Ledger Offrc
llkE ana accessories store, rsi,h1l .h,l
lplT up.to-d ,is stock attrnr,lva ~, -.
doing very good business. dissolvInv rgr..
!srship rsaSou tor selling ? 2iO, I.dsc-
FOR SALh-W ho."saI- notions hosiery ma
nnderwear business near Phiisds,phIa. rs
tsbil shed 20 Years doing proiitabin ;ohh;,
hu1!ness; good reason for selling For ir,.T
nation. y lnteIsstsd y dad. I4dger o..
" CHINE SHOP, fuNy eeu'pp"d 20 conf,.c,
tOr lght Nhch'na work nnaR - on,h =.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09

sTENOGRAPHER--Yo lady with h!an
scnool education and knowledge OF book
scsplng. who has had several years exp.
sor permanent position IN office OF certified
tupl'c accountants. pioase submit fHli de-
nlls w your reply. Rt9. Ledger OfHGs.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09

sIENO0PAPHER. unmarried, cxperiercsd
IN eeini-professlona! lines. understanding
caTu system una records: energetic. accurate
AMBITIOUS: giv8 age. falary expected sam.
Die nnnshp. A go. Ledger OfGce
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09
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FINANCIAL
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Ssuyon ged Notes Of Kentucky 4 Wss:
Virginia Power Company. Inc. dated Jun:
s.s KsTsSskyT T We. W' visss1nis vifs1IsS"'Fs Power Ss;
eenpeny. Inc. and The Pennsyivania Com.
laasittse and George II. Clarke. AZ Trustsc.
q terms and prSy:sioa: cf sald Yfe t9as, ssy.e, Mn
n.at bssn called for redeinptioM ana Day.
ns es Gn In,!,sst Usssn,es. ~ iols A. par and ac
rnless said Note. are presented a. tho
~ Of Guaranty Trust Company of Nav
YORK In the City and state OF Now YorL
eonvsIaion into shares OF the Ei.ht pc,
Cat pisfs!rsd Stock Of the Corporation on
g 49,, Sss9fs December !. 1929. all right 20
sS1 ssiS ~. o the corporation shall cease upon
4. !As helders Of the said Notes are required
y III, RsessM ~ them for Payment and redemption
vnA HN December I. i02I and All s,ihSe'
Spot lMereAt coupons attached 1T the off,ca
warranty Trust Company OF New
&Usx " ths CITY and State Of New York OF,
IN IN !. lo29. from and after which
NY 49,: G' :vSvsauoat coupons VIII be void and
,,XHSXsyLyANIA COMPANY FOR
kHV7AEEE& On LIVES AND CRANE.
NS AkNCrtIES, Trustee.
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y! Chestnut Street, A'u''es
ki!ledelphia. Pa,
OetooSF -. 1922
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Dividends

"' TRTss,Tf THRMTtss,TfP}EMifHIA }M,IsHHIAAv TITLE AND
Capital. 6S00, ,O{0
spSrET,us ptT.S., ,!Is,n,.nsd!. e, aito. .oOo
.fhs Bosra sa"1eiPhia: ~ November J. 1899
ssisd semi: annual ,e''dEs dy,ossnnss osns !hs dsy de-
- ,e~t, - s slsaI q tsx. payabis I,ccmSstht msht '@
ssss q no th,scSno!asr. :n, .. realstsrsd "m =:
~ November rV%psEs /" sts, at ,ho e!oso Of Il husi. ~
Il iSsSS closed from November !" MGv,m,hkx.s n"pks
oS!ns tha, fund jIso 'fto nadsd to surp plus.
RALPH ]. LEvEnrN,
Tr0asurar
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09

sah ATLANTIC REFINING Cn,;n. 40 80
sAN rsss.ynnk. Avenue "'''ANf
rh'adsllhia
~ ms:'inE Of the HoarI Hp' ", y; 1872
IL :SsTs :SSSsmesr o. 1872. y diyidsnd pitr"::,prs ~
Exs u 4. T Con,Dass%ci" declared GI The co,n;I;;oS e ;
~ & !G ssoc!t oiacrr Of rscnrd HscsInlIrr Is.
VIII S'Is u msi,,t November ~. log. '"s shs hc:oss
W. d. ANDERSON
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-11-09

? ssIEsS! SE&sS!f'sE S$:s!YEEr !YEEr o. IlfsXS>Ssl StSSl>;Ss;l
tn. BesIsH BpesSIIisHasI|phia; ~ Pa. Nov su, 100,
:!s,sd .eisnnu,1fe n.,fe'Srs SsJE.; ~; ~ day a.
&. iy:s. s.r OF tax. DayaIl. Frid,S9f OF hur fcur p"r
w. H. 1uNaKnurlr ,r.,
N0RriIWTETEII Treaslrer.
mn bPTpIiSasishi. pISa ps.. kNAayT.;mnINAL Nay.mI.A, BANK.
asSI ;s SIssi ~ sSa.nf a"a ,oi "i icy Uc pr
EoSS go fund 'oo.9oo mae innG,ns.d sddsG to 10
a.. '"fol'D Z. NICE. "'
-"VSs viii b. mailed Cashier.
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We'll, It's Your Town, Too

To the Editor Of the Evening Public Ledger:
Sir--1f it isn't the town you want It
to be, why don't you get busy and
make It? 1t isn't the fault Of the
town, but of you. and that is fact.
don't mistake it. Don't grumble or
growl from morning till night. but find
out your place and go to It. You
have n great part in making the town.
so grid UP your loins and 60 do it.
If it isn't the town you want It to
be, don't blame It all on your ncighbor.
You each have a part in making things
60, so quit your grumbling. and labor.
Quit knocking and hustle: don't sit
down and whine; you have to take sweet
with the bitter. And If you get bumped
go to it again. There's nothing God
hates like a Quitter. some one said.
which, II irreverent in expression. con-
tains n germ of thought worth consid-
ering.
II it isn't the town that you want
It TO be, its up 70 you. sir, to cor
rect 1t. You cannot cure ills by cursing
and groans. and you haven't right
to expect il. Step out. do your part.
and shoulder your share. Join hands
with the fellows about you. If all
you can do Is to knock and complain,
we'll be far better off. then. without
you. JOYCE CULLEN.
Cape May, y. j.. September Z. 1922.