WftjeWiv WRVi"",- wm EVENING 'PUBLICO LEDGER-PHILlDELPHIA; FRIDAY. OCTOBER 13, 1922 ymwsh'ww 25 ,. m l I J VIJ Uncommon Sense Qualities That Count Ily JOHN BLAKE "" ' .. . ..... MtAn n lint nf mini. T 1, . that constitute success. A wen n,LrIiA. mill Mill he mero "JChl- m"n mny Inrk these anal- ...7. even honesty, nnu ue consider, ffiWrJd nt least, a successful man WL. ere. however, n number of Times which help toward success, B rith which flic ordinary, mau, ?Lt WS or nny fecial talent, jffinen llkclr te he successful thae e did net possess them. mlJB chief of thcM, we believe, Is do de XnSi!R who can be counted en te. 1" ..i. l.n 1 there, if. usually We win ls "hcdulcd earliest let fem0tl ....... I,n.-rr.. brilliant. Whn , :J,nlvniTS te he found when wanted, !rllem trusted with high respond biHtJ- . .....,. ...M .I..! Loyalty.. I'.,"" ''""". . COIltlt. ".' ,,',, n,. mnli,v., In R h nerk for which he Ih paid ns .1 lie enn-te feel that he. ha. X " bargnln and that It 1 his busl- b te He up te It. Industry, Ot ceursr, ctuihb, nnu JS? for much mere than It would II it wre mere common. TUB man who works steadily has a neat advantage In the laziness of WitofhtenModatee. nia work shows te excellent advan- again their Inrk of work , Henrsiy '" w,i,"i "" v"-"" though some men seem te succeed with out It. Hut they take desperate chances, nnd they nercr can be wholly comfortable, for the man who lives in the fear of being found out Is about the most miserable creature In this existence. Ability is another essential, nnd for fer for tunately it can be cultivated, rve.i though no amount of work will change it Inte genius. TlrISFORTUNES, ill health many things often keep men out of suc cess who ere entitled te it. Hut, in the long run, 100 men out of lfiO will get some fcert of useful success if they urn dependable, honest, industrious ami fairly able. The fact that such men de succeed where ethers fail is apparent te nil who knew nnythlng about life. It Is all the proof necessary of what we have just asserted. , L'optirieM, mil, bv PuVUe Ledper (iempanu tern continued and that this had been confirmed by company efllclnls, who or tiered the men te return te work today. MILL GET8 STRIKE INJUNCTION Heading, le., Oct. 13.-r-Bccaufe of disturbances in the Roscdnle Knitting Mills, the ltosedale Knitting Company, Inc., has stnrted equity proceedings and secured an Injunction against their Milking empleyes. The company em em peoyes 400 skilled workers. COOLIDQE TO SPEAK IN OHIO Northampton. Mass., CM. ill. Vice I'reNldent ('oelldgo, arrived jeslerdny for n week-end visit at his home, lie was accompanied by Mm Coelldge. The Vice President announced he would rest until the beginning of next week. Ills Itinerary nfter that will In clude New Jersey, Connecticut, Ohie, Illinois mill ether States, He said lie was making his visit te Ohie at the re quest of the President. -v " STRIKE OVER FUNERAL BILL Miners te Resume Werk, Company Having Adjusted Matter Hazleton, P Oct. 13, -The first strike nt an anthracite mine In the Lehigh district sincp the men resumed work September 11 oceurred at the Hozleten shaft colliery of the Le high Valley Ceal Company. It oc curred, the mine workers said, ever a misunderstanding as te the payment of S150 funeral expenses by the cempnny te the survivors of Jehn Mnhallk, who was killed. Themas Kennedy, district president of the miners' union, said the old ens- Standard Gas Ranges and Gas Water Heaters Gas Savers Laber Savers Time Savers IBmKtwh :i fyitfr"i1a;-tyB R At U. G. !. 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