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El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1924-03-29

por Ell recall del Pueblo''
''SoIcitud de ingreso en- ell Par
lido Socialista.
"Yo, ell abajo frmado declare
y juro que no tengo re1aci6n. nj
conexi6n con ningIn otro partido
politico contrario al del que de-
SEQ formar parte que de mi es-
pontanea voluntad acepto Y pro-
meto cumplir estrictamente la
constitution, acuerdos, etc. -
Ahora bien: hemos reproducido estas
declaraciones del Partido Socialista, no
para anlizarlas y mostrarnos partida-
rios adversarios de elias, sino para
exponer hechos estudiar la actual ST.
tuacion, sin subterfugios, sin sofismas
y sin pasiones HG "a Ftt
Sc We c1aramente, que ell partido
Soclalsta no puede concretarse a DO.
nerse de acuerdo con ningln partido
en- cuanto formulas de Autonomia 4
o de Estado, sino que aspira destruir
ciertos poderes invisibles que dice in
nuyen en- la Legislature; asegura uue
los partidos capitalistas son completes
del crimen econ6mico de Puerto Rico:
contiesa que Ell voto es al arma para la
defensa, y que instruira los Legisl /
dores que 10 representen para que OBJ
tengan Ia promulgaci6n de medidas en-
caninadas a conseguir la abolici6n del
senado y la SUPPRESSION del veto del Co.
Dernador y obtener que las decisio-
nes de las Cortes de Justicia esten Sill
Jetas al referendum popular,
Tales declaraciones estan en- nie "
nasta tanto sean modificadas supri-
midas por ell ORGANISING competente
del Partido SociaIsta, DICHA DOC.
TRINA Y DICHos PR1NcIpIos NO
PUEDEN SER IGNoRADos Y ST.
LENCIADos al redactarse ell Progra-
ma que haya de servir de base al anun-
clado pacto entire ell Partido Socialis-
ia y ell Republican, cualquier pac-
to del Partido Socialista con cualouier
otro partido.
Ell Partido Republican, esta oh,;oa.
40 decir al pals 81 acepta no las
transcritas bases del Partido socia-
nsta.
Y ell Partido socialista esta de irua,
modo obligado a declarar p1blicamen-
te' 81 es correcto l6gico. sin alterar
sus principles constitucionales, ofrecer
81 voto, que ha reconocido ser ell arma
de defensa, candidates procedentes
de otro partido ell cuaI no haya previa-
mente acatado dichos principles cons
utucionales socialistas y no este, por
10 tanto, obigado a defenderlos.
En- la Constitution plataforma del
Partido Republican, adoptada en- ju-
Mo de 1928, no existe La petici6n de re-
formas radicales del caracter de las
que persigue el Partido Socialista. Ell
Partido Republican,, reconoce los de-
rechos del capital Y por consiguiente
de los llamados generalmente stinte-
reses creados' y Sc declara partidario
de una politica de paz Y respeto entire
Ell capital Ell trabajo, segdn puede
comprobarse en- la decima sexta decla-
racion de su Programa, inciso "e''
, Y en- ningdn sitio de dicho programa
Sc pide la sustituci6n de la actual ma
quinaria, por otra sin Senado y sin
veto del Gobernador, por otra que i'm
plante ia propiedad social'' " que
someta las decisiones de las Cortes de
Justicia al referendum del Pueblo en-
los casos civiles y criminales
comet TTSTONEc
Evening star., 1924-12-03
DENY SPANISH UNREST.
American Society of Madrid Re
grets Published Reports.

MADRID. December &.-The Amer
fcan Society of Madrid. composed OF
inISjurss mon of tho Spanish capital,
at "a meeting yesterday adopted the
following resolutions:
The society sincerely depreCatcs
rumorS and articles, which are en-
tircIy without foundation. frequently
appearing in periodicals published
outside of Spain. including the United
States, which purpurt to portray
state of unrest, disorder and even
open revolution in Spain.
This situation does not exist, but
erroneous reports tend to create
feeling of alarm ia other countries
seriously iniure commerce and trade
and prejudice III" welfare OF Spain
aud the business interests Of all ma
tionaHties. The society especially
d PioreS attacks upon King Alfonso,
and appeals to the foreign press to
refrain from aiding in the campaign
OF miSinformation by refusing to
publish rumOrs detrimental to Spain
and injurious TO American interests"
Evening star., 1924-12-03
To Observe 5Oth
Anniversary of
Their Wedding

Surrounded by their six children,
eight grandchildren, other rela-
tives and n number of time
friends. Mr.. and Mrs. j. Eliot
Wright of 1854 Columbia road
northwest this evening will cele-
brate the golden anniversary of
their wedding.
Both Mr.. and Mrs Wright were
born in Washington and have
been lifelong residents of the city.
They are members of the Society of
Natives of the District of Colum-
bia.
Mr.. Wright is recording secre-
tary Of the Association of Oldest
Inhabitants of the District of Co
lumbia. He is employed in the
War Department.
Evening star., 1924-12-03
WIDE DRY MARGIN
SEEN IN CONGRESS
House Has 319, Senate 75
Liquor Foes, Deets Pickett
Declares.

Dccts Pickett. research secretary Of
the Methodist Episcopal Board of
Temperance Prohibition and Public
Morals of the Methodist Episcopal
Church. last night predicted thai in
the SiXty-ninth Congress there will
be in the House @1a dry votes, III
wet votes and which it will be inn
possible to classify with certainty,
and in the Senate. - dry votes, u
wet votes and l vacancy.
Mr. Pickett presented these figures
to the annual meeting of the board.
which was also addressed by Bishop
William +. Mcdowell and Clarence
True Wilson, general secretary.
Inhor>e Proposed BIS.
Resolutions were passed fayoring
the enactment by Congress Of the Cram
ton ana Stalker oils. condemning
prizefighting on Government reserva-
tirns and partirinnted in by profess
sioual prizetightcrs: prohibiting the
transportati through the mails of
indecent magazines and books special
izinE in Sc appeal: condennine
lyn,hing: rel tive TO r." enforcement
OF the cigh-ee amen iment in tie
District Of Co.uub a; .caugratuIating
the Secretary of the Treasury and
commissioner Of prohibition on check
ing liquor smuggling: commendinc
Attorney General l. sh Of Indi"na, and
f&Norin" cHi'd laHur legislation.
AIr. Pickett in Lis report attacked
tndrc,ncy on the stage and in print
"rhrro are 20 magazines IN the
United States specializing in sex ap-
peal" he reported. Massachusetts
has handled TIL situation better
than amy other State and it is be
licvrd that u system Of cooperation
a hp no
fectcd during the coming year based
upon the pre-view policy of Mass
achuSttts. which viii drive most OF
these magazines out Of the mails.
Bishop Mcdowell declared the work
Of the organization in spreading in
formation at home and abroad con-
cerniu= temperance. prohibition and
public morals has never looked
quite so hig as il does day.
Evening star., 1924-12-03
Soft FleeCed
Blankets
soc Each

66x7S Double bed Size Blanr
kets, soft fleece-finished quality,
in gray with fancy borders. De-
sirable for sheet blankets, as wen
as coverings.
Surprise Fifth Floor"
Evening star., 1924-12-03
Great Mill Purchase of
Lace Curtains and Panels

Right in time to supply the needs of housewives who
want to Tx up the home for the hoday-a purchase and
of high quality Lace Curtains and Panels extremely low
prices.
moose from curtains by the pair and panels used
window. Superior quality double-wsted round thread cur
tains sure to launder perfectly White ivory D.
and wards long Wide range OF and attractive patterns
to select from.
Evening star., 1924-12-03
MISSIONARY is KILLED.
Presbyterian Is Victim of Sawmill
in China.

PHILADELPHIA, December 3-A
cabiegram received Yesterday at the
Office of the. Presbyterian General As
Sembly from Rev. w. NJ. Campbell.
Hiohow, Hainan, stated that >R.v. Will
liam Van T. Stinson, Presbyterian
missionary at kiungchow station.
Hainan mission, China, had been killed
in a sawmill accident. The cablegram
gave no further particulars.
Mr.. Stinson entered the foreign mis-
sion field of the Presbyterian Church
in 1917.
Evening star., 1924-12-03

Before you Observation-Disclosures.
Evening star., 1924-12-03
Embroidered Ray0n IriCOIette
Vesting at csc Length

sealed package containing sufficient material
making womans vesta useful and appreciated gift This
Rayon Fiber Sk) Tricolette IS in beautiful sefcoored
designs, showing lingerie
Extra fine lustrous quality. "A
absolutely
.
Silk Dept-sth Arnex
Evening star., 1924-12-03
S1R1Ee 5th ElooI-C CYA14n1eed [9we RIee Mel@handke
$3.50 Bedspreads
Sl.80

SOx9O White Dimity Bedspreads,
full double bed size; perfect aual-
ity; neat striped effects.
Surprise Fifth Floor"
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-12-26
THE CENTURY THEArRE

Peter Pam" which has stood for
twenty-one years as one ef the
most charming classics Of the stage
having been Maude Adams most
successful starring vehicle, has been
made into a photoplay BY Paramount
and win be shown at the Century.
Baltimore, during the week begin
ming Monday, December 20.
The story was adapted to
the screen by Willis Goldbeck
from the brilliant novel BY james
Ii. Barrie. IN the cast are Betty
Bronson, Ernest Terrence. Cyril
Chadwick, Virginia Brown Fare
and Anna May Wong. Herbert
Brenon directed the production. A
special musical act will be given
with Fernando and Tomasini Guar
neri, those golden voiced singers,
rendering program Of popnlar hits.
The Century Roof will be open
nightly from $3.50 to bedtime with
q big, new, entertaing show.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-12-26
WOODLAND

Mrs. o. G.. Smith is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Walter Strepper, in
Philadelphia.
Miss Cecilia Marshall and Will
liam Simc0e are in Baltimore with
her sister, Mrs. Lamb.
Mrs. James Archibald and child
rem, who are spending the winter in
W ilmington, have opened their home
for the holidays.
Miss M. o. jackson IL with her
uncle, David Gillespie and family, Of
Wilmington.
Miss Leila Hite, Of Western Mary
land College, is at home for the hoii-
days.
Miss S. Elisabeth Tyson. Of West
Chester Normal school, is with her
parents for her vacation.
The little SON of Mr.. and Mrs.
Carroll q. SINNERS passed away,
early Tuesday morning, at Union
Memorial Hospital. Balto., following
an operation the previous day
/. The funeral of William Ruttef, Of
Phila., was held in Hopewell M. 3.
Church, Tuesday morning. He was
the SON Of the late John T. and
Sarah Ann Rutter, Of Woodlawn.
He had been Ill q short time with
and was 81 years old.
His widow, son and daughter SUR
vive. also three brothers and four
sisters.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-12-26
NOTICE

To Owners Eastern Powe'
Company Common
Stock
A customer Of ours d
slres to purchase some 4
the above stock, and hs
authorized us to buy foV
their account any present
ed at our Office at $3.50 pei
share until further notice
The Elkton Banking
& Trust Compan
Elkton, Marylal
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-12-26

EASTERN POWER COMPANY
LANCASTER, PENNA.
DIVIDEND NO. 5
The regular quarterly dividend Of
one dollar and seventy five cents
($1.75) per share on the 2 per cent
Preferred Stock will be paid On
FRIDAY. JANUARY 2, 1925
to stockholders OF record at the
close OF business December "a, 1924.
$. r.. ZIMMERMAN,
Treasurer
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-12-26
CURTIS E. IRWIN
.OYHTERlS

The Oyster Season is here.
We are prepared with Maurice
River Cove Oysters.shucked
while you wait. Special price
for suppers.
We also handle home dressed
Pork, fresh Sausage and
Scrapple.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-12-26
FOR SALE

Practically new modern home,
within five minutes walk of rail-
road station, two minutes walk to
public school,, and convenient to
churches. Seven room frame dwell
ling with bath, hot water heat and
electric lights. Garage for two
cars; stabling for two cows; hen
and hog houses. About two acres
Of ground. Good garden and -
kinds Of fruit: Buildings all cree
ed nine years ago.
Apply to Lidie r., Tyson, En-
trix. Colora. Nd, Of ]. T. N
Rising Sun. Nd.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-12-26

q Grason ana Mrs.
bn. Rising sun, were
Fl last friday.
icNutt, Kennett Square,
here Sunday afternoon.
Supt. Dr. James Colona
Quarterly Conference at
nt M. q. Church last Sat
ming at 0 o'clock.
hdies Aid Society OF Mt.
M. b. Church met at
onage Friday evening, Dec.
the business meeting and
hour.
leasant M. p. Sunday School
their Christmas entertain
Monday evening, Dec. 22nd.
nta was present.
1 Helen Todd has accepted .
on Id a store In Wilmington.
j. Fannie Crothers, OF Balti-
has sold her property here,
Re William Mckay resides, to
b Linddell at private sale.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-12-26
J. II. GRAY

Electrical Contractor
Motor and Generator Work
Given Special Attention
Phone 46-R Colora, Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-12-26

SATURDAY., DECEABEB "a
william Fox Presents
GENTLE JULIA
4 typical Booth Harrington story
Of American life.
CAMEO COMEDY
DON'T HESITATE
Educational News Reel
WEDNESDAY,, DECEMBER 81
G. G. Burr Presents
JOHNNY HINES LATEST
LUCK
WITH ALL STAR CAST
A son OF the idle rich. on bet
that he can earn ten thousand dol
lars on his own hook, in a years
time. sets out, to accomplish his
ends.
This picture has an unusual local
interest from the fact that it was
filmed at Havre de Grace.
UNIVERSAL COMEDY
WOMAN's RIGHTS
Admission, rs cents Children
under / 2 years. 10 cents.
shows start 1t 7;15 and S:45 +. NJ
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-12-26
FOR SALE

FOR SALE
Reynolds Drug Store property, on
Main St.. Rising Sun. Md. Would
make fine confectionery and tea
room. Apply to L. Berkowitz. 231s
w. North Ave-. Baltimore, Nd, OF
e. Kirk, Oxford. Pa.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-12-26

CURTIS e. IRWIN
Corner Cherry & Queen SITS
Rising Sun Maryland
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-12-26
E PoGuE
WILSON
REYNOLDS
{ KEEN
COMMITTEES
FAITH SEALS


been mailed to fifteen
our county people. SO
ndred returns have been
ext week a full report
shed. We anticipate one
ollars from this sale OF
ulosis Seals. Seven pei
lis money will be spent fol
our Health Center. which
as the headquarters Of our
iation, is used for Clinic prem
for monthly tuberculosis
ic, and for Child Health Confer
es, SChildren's Dental Clinics,
spled Children's Clinics and Pub
aealth Meetings.
A portion Of our years budget is
lso derived from the seal sale, as
bur nurse visits as many Tuber-
bnlosis patients in their homes as
her time will permit. and Loan
closet is kept in the Health Center,
as well as the nurses Office and
telephone.
We consider the Seal sale directs
III HI4A HL0A&t tA@1Et-t ~ t>-~ - 49,
winning fight against Tuberculosis
and better health conditions gen.
orally, as each seal on q letter
helps someone get better"
Buy as many seals as you can
and send your returns to the County
Secretary, the Rev. Mr.. Virgin. Or
the County Treasurer, Mr.. Rodney
Ii National Bank, Elkton.
The remaining thirty per cent
Rintains the Central Once Of the
ryland Tuberculosis Association
provides the Medical Consultant
ice, the Children's Proven
ID to which we send several
nourished children each SUM
Nd we are arranging series
th Meetings for January
he Public Information Ser
supplies Speakers, Health
'iterature.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-12-26
By All Means
Worry

Unless you are fully covered
with insurance-on your home,
your business, your personal
effects-you have good cause
to worry.
Just figure up what it would
mean to you to suffer a fire, an
accident or theft.
Then ask us to figure up how
little 1t will cost you to insure
against financial loss in any
eventuality,
Don't worry any longer than
you have to. Come in and see
ne about the insurance that will
give you the right to stop
worrying.
CHAS. 8. PYLE
Insurance that is Sure
RISING SUN :: MD.
WIN. A. REEDER, Solicitor
Representing the
Insurance Company of North
America.
Consult your insurance agent as you
would your lawyer or doctor.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-12-26
LOST

LOST.
Between Reynolds Department
Store and Hunters Mill. pure Am
Der Tip from ladies umbrella
Suitable reward If returned to Miss
Emma SINNERS. Rising Sun. Md.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-12-26

While at work In the Oxford
Pa, Flooring Mill. Raymond Skiles
and Theodore Matthews met with
painful accident. A heavy casting
fell upon and mashed their hands
one Of Matthews fingers being SO
badly crushed that It had to be
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-12-26
CHAs. 8. PYLE
Insurance that Is Sure

A good example is always more
potent than horrible example.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-12-26

Give yourself mental ho.
cleaning.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-12-26

Responsibility develops sol
and willis others.
The midland journal. (Rising Sun, Md.) 1885-1947, 1924-12-26

portunities are like nowen
vilt when picked.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
Vital Statistics
BIRTHS

Births In their households arc re-
ported by the following men:
BEST. James Edward, 3oi5 BEtcman
St, boy
Brlchcr, William lee, 1906 Franklin
ave. boy.
Whitaker, Harry II. 3SOS Ashworth
Rvc.. boy.
wlnship. James H.. 1O7 cath ave, s,
boz.
Jacobson. Alex, 2Gi5 Third ave. W.
boy.
Johnson. Oscar H., Los Angeles. girl
Anderson, Frank Hercules 2l7 Find
lay st.. boy.
Lobb, Roy W, $40. w. rludluy st.,
girl.
Nntsumoto. Takomatsu II3 First
ave. girl
acoyaeci John o. 1859 Yakima
ave- girl
RuhrcIS Milton L.. 40 seventh ave.
~ Eirl
Morse, Basil Barton, 1875 Paiatinc
ave, boy
Kupplcr, Herman Bernhard. Poa
Angeles. boy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
No NEED

a bright little girl, aged four and
her brother, aged six. were spending
the night with their aunt. When
bedtime came the aunt asked them
how they said their prayers. The
little girl answered: Sometimes say
them on muddy's knees and some.
times TO the side Of the bed"
And Vow about you, little boy?"
"oh. | don't need to pray. | sleep
with daddy. Evcrybodys.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
WHERE KIDS co

Ma. teacher asked us where an
little boys n girls 60 to who didn't
put their pennies In tn collection
box
And what did YOU say?"
II snid. Please, MN, to tho. pic.
turcs.'"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25
DEATHS

Dave, twin infants. GaO7 BrootI,n
ave. Sept 49,
Brldgeman. David w. a. III Queen
Anne ave- Sept 22
Hubbard, George w, 20, 2tGi Fourth
ave, ~, Sept 2S
Morgan, LYDIA. o. 5S32 nth ave n.
w, sept 60
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1924-09-25

Taxes ON food and drink have risen
eaormousp thruout the world since
1914.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-15
Science

Prof. Harlow Shapley Of Harvard
Observatory finished calculations Of
the lesser Magellanic Cloud that
bear out the theory Of the existence
OF other and greater universes than
the one IN which the earth is a mere
speck.
This cloud IS composed Of a group
Of stars distant from the earth
100000 light years. The cloud IS
$500 light years in diameter and
depth. Its brightest stars are 49,
900 900 miles in diameter and there
fore larger than the ones hitherto
looked upon as the greatest.
The Einstein theory Of the linn.
itaion OF the universe remains ten
able, because it applies TO what IS
commonly called our universe" but
there are evidences of the existc ace
Of other aggregatlons Of plants not
only extending the bounds of he IN
known universe, but support ng the
idea that there are others AID lead
ing to the theory that the as socIatton
Of all may be on the same order as
that Of molecules, atoms and cleo
irons.
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-15
Twelve
TTU1 It'll the filing yesterday of
IWI the Workers party ticket
therd are now an even dozen

TUI It'll the filing yesterday Of
IWI the Workers party ticket
G there are now an even dozen
parties in the field to annoy the In
diana voter three weeks hence.
And the eleventh TO hle-the
F'armer-Labor party--achieves tho
dignity of a place on the ballot by
virtue OF petition bearing 724 names.
Only seven hundred and twenty
four names from the whole State!
a person of average family con-
nections could form an individual
party and get his ticket on the
ballot by securing the signatures of
none but his cousins.
Official brains were curdled when
it seemed likely there would be nine
tic{ets-with voting machines only
designed for seven.
What will the official brains and
the voting machines do with twelve
tickets to handle?
More than an attachment is
needed. It will take an amendment
to the law.
The Indiana ballot is to be plagued
with twelve Jacksonville there
were only ten plaques of Egypt in
the days Of the wicked Pharaoh.
So the Indiana ballot can't be so
very righteous
With 1871 ,944 voters registered in
Marion County. and twelve tickets
to handle. Nov. 4, will try the souls
Of the voting machines.
They will have nervous pros
tration
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-15

T~7IVIIIZED man looks back
IL down the corridors of time,
- TO the AK" when his savage
ancestors roamed tho forests. and
congrauulatcs himself on the prog
ress ne has made.
True he no longer smcars blue
paint on his body or wears a ring
in his nose.
But he hasn't progressed so far.
For I'm the corner Of n shooting
gallery, not far from the Union Sta
ton. sits a skilled professor Of the
primitive art of tattooing Surround
ing him are his nedeles and the
gaudy patterns he is prepared to
execute on short notice.
A. ve~y modest expenditure with
inc professor a man may enhance
his native beauty with tattoocd flags,
floral wrcaths. or strange beasts that
never were on land or sea.
A man may become a walking
chrome II he so desires.
And many go desire. as the tat
tooer doesn't lack customers.
Almost any evening no can be OBJ
served pricking a woman rampant,
a lion couchant, or a Swiss sunset,
on the arm Of young man.
So in Indianapolis yet walk men
with more than n faint touch OF saw
agery beneath their skins Not far
below the surface they have whole
indelible blotChes OF It.
Despite our progress, civilization
and primitive savage y aren't so far
apart
The Indianapolis times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1922-1965, 1924-10-15
DOLLARS. INFLATED AND OTHERWISE

f1HE pampered and protected Indianapolis Water Company
LII is planning charge the all the traffic
bear The company monopoly and guaranteed high rate
income We either pay the high
water. The consumer has choice in the matter.
The Federal Court value of the
company property should be the it would repro
uce it new today taken consideration
of money the stockholders put into the property 1t
has considered only the inflated dollar.
When dollar is debated will the company stand
for valuation property adding be made the
basis Of the debated dolar9 Well bet hat it won't It will
go right with demand that the property be valued
the basis of the inflated dollar that Then why
not valuation on the basis of the debated dollar that went into
it years ago9
Let's take concrete example-one everybody
is familiar
Surprising that in 1913 when dollar dollar you had
put carwhee in a savings bank paying per cent interest
You received for the of your dollar that year This
year you are receiving the
Your dollar dollars three dollars this year 1t is
the old dollar.
Now supposng that in 1913, when a dollar a dollar
you had put carwhee into public utility company.
haps that year you received cents cents 10 for
dollars worth of property you bought But what the
situation That dollars worth of property you bought
worth of property the utility asking
you b allowed to receive 10 for
EACH of the two dollars.
In other words, it is asking that be
grow where grew before.
This business not a complicated affair 1t is
plain simple, Complications are creations
attorneys who employed confuse the public mind
Higher rates not justified in Indianapolis The
company has right higher you
to ask savings bank place dollars your credit
Ayou had only before
The water the result its prop
rty being conscated If anything being conscated
&c wind that has been put into the valuation by repro
ucton theory Certainly the stockholders are earning
God return the money they actually invested build
e4rOpery.