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Out Roll Wildwood ™ ras ' '■.My dear Mr. Ha*ert—There of Augml. a copy of which hae Just reached me. a notice of the reunion of the ‘'Peaeocka” of "PeaOty howlara n** ln ©ock Alley." whleh noUee and maure of Wlldwoods tie accompany'n# photorraph. » bowleta. at WW- mueh enJoyed . larse erow* « . lf you with the

But when your reporter, innarke of whoae Identity i plain as a pike atafr, went of hia |»ay to mah«n me. and to ten my ability as a plaochleand nive as ahaolulely wrone. garbled, and niUleadlns account of what happened at the good ship "Welcome." yo«» go too

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The facta are that of the Are _ tinea I played on that oceaalon. against selected opponent*. I won three, .or s majority. You will admit the record doea much like a "gooae egg Incidentally. I may without any attampt or intent at a display of egotism, that they are not playing with school boys when they play pinochla with me. of which tact they are all well aware. ’Thar" as used hare, baying a wide application. Agaia. your reporter's reference to my lack (?) of appreciation of your wonderful air. sunshine. and beach, la a gratuitous

slur, and an intimation that do not know a good thing whi I see it. At the tame time, must say that the brand you Bee

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TOLL AND LONG DISTANCE TELEPHONE SERVICE AND RATE CHANGES

Effective October 1,1926 Thetf rfcsagw h» laag Dlussnr ran W smte wdl •*jmb •» «Mb bmmm New Jersey pefau. •« •ftk w cedi towns e New Jersey poimt aad a prim ntods ike sMe.

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CHANGES in Long Distance Rates To points ijo -miles -or more distant the rates will be substantially reduced. The greater the distance, the greater the reduction. . For example, from Atlantic City to Pittsburgh the basic sta-tion-to-station rate will be $i.6y instead of $xoo; to Chicago, FrancMCQy Si 1.50 instead of $16.50. X ^ * A few rat&s for distances between 04 and no miles will x be adjusted to make the schedule consistent throughout, but in these cases the increase of the basic station'to'station rate will be only five cents. ^ Reversed Charges on Statwn*tQ*Suuwn Calls Heretofore the reversal of charges has been available only on person-ttyperson calls. As a further convenience to the public this privilege will be extended to statjon-tostatjon calls where the rate is 25 cents or more. LONGER Reduced Rate Hours Reduced rate hours on Station-to-Station calk will begin at 7 pm. instead of 8:3c pm. as formerly. . Between 7 and 8:30 pm. the rates will be approximately 75 per cent of the day stadon-to'station rates. From 8:30 pm. to 4:30 am., they will be about 50 per ^ cent of the day rate. These discounts will apply where die day station-tostation rate is 40 cents or more,with a minimum reduced rate of 35 cents. Because of the unsatisfactory service conditions which it brought about, the existing midnight discount will be dk' ' r ■—^ continued. These changes are made in the interests of public convm* ' fence, to relieve the burden now imposed by die congestion ' * of business at midnight and to furnish still better long dis* tance service. These service and rate changes are a part of a broad plan for Krvice improvements which, with similar changes to be made in other parts of the country, will result in a saving to the telephone users of the United States of approximately $3,000,000 a year. For further information we urge you to telephone, write or call at any of our Commercial Offices. THE DELAWARE AND ATLANTIC TEL. &. TEL. CO. |