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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-26
nisa strons Eloquencc.


FTUW TIL NT"VWTFt VOu"7E N'FV'"'
That wa n rather curious proc ding ov,r In
Sumtt last week. Eugene Hogan. il, was b. Ing
tried for assault and battery with Intent 10 Fll.
Tho attorneys Pm an! con, In th>!r ,loqucncr and
oratory.tso charmed everybody that tho defendant
was entirely lost sigh; OF. TIL spell was broken
when the Jury brought in q verdict Of guilty. Look
inc around for thu prison,r. It wa, found that he
had quietly and modc.tly walked out OF the court
loom and abscnicd himself from the scent.
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Halters-N alPs.

BETHLEHEM, Pa, April ?5,-At the brides
home this evening Miss Ethel Audrey Wales.
daughter OF Mrs. r. S. Wales, formerly of
Washington. was married 10 Henry r. Wal
ters. class Of 'O3. Lehigh University, and
superintendent Of the ,Guerber Engineering
Company. The Rev. BENJAMIN s. Sander
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From ne AN7mo Consit uhon'
Oar amt any use" said Brother Williams, ter
try ter git money wen You Amt at de gittln' place;
en- de trouble is, de Jingle Of II Is so %confusin', US
lak de rattle OF a rattlesnake--you dunno whar.
en- what time. ter jump. It's trouble ter git money
en- trouble ter keep 1t: dsy desrise you et You ain't
got It. en- Fl SO he YOU has, dryll deSpise you ef YOU
don't give II away"
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Bride, on Ohio River Packet.

r TVWT TIT = TFTsVWTV TTVF"TV"-
The hrst bridal couple Of the season left With the
Queen City yesterday. and before she had proceeded
very fer down the river there were three bride
parties on board. One couple came up the river
rom Cincinnati and made the return trip; another
couple booked from Pittsburg and still another
b,ide and groom went on board at East Liverpool.
From the middle OF April 10 July l the boat never
makes a trip without carrying from one 10 sir newly
,,aYried rouples.
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The Seagoers.

Among the passengers booked to sail
to-day on the steamship Moltke for Med
iterTarean ports are,
Miss NJ, Ainslie, Ms, E, K Baker. Miss
Mia Baker. L. a. Balm. Ms Balm, "A. B,
Beardsley, Mrs Bsardsley. Mss Harriet L.
Brewer, DR.. o II Brown, S +. Dana, Mrs.
Dana, W. X. Peabody, Jr.
Arriving Yesterday from Kingston on
the steamship Sibiria were;
II. II. Hunnewell. L. :. Webster, George
Logan, David Webster and james O.. Gardner.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1906-04-26
Lead Production I'm Canada
From the Electrical RerIsr.

FfOW INC EFtlTfdI HttItu.
The lead production in British Columbia during
1.-The last year and the hannty-p&d. bS-the. norlLnlan
Government are Just available. The returns Of
shipments 10 the Canadian reduction works at
Trail from July |. 1904, TO June so, 1905. show that
the ST. Eugene mine produced 6t.47 sos pounds OF
lead and the North Star 2,oS:, s03 pounds. Tho total
shipment Of the Province was ~29,S7l.755 pounds
the total lead produced and treated amounts to
49, .54s pounds and the bounty 10 s2io,2ss. The
amount exported was 2.1s7.sas pounds. on which
'he bounty paid was tes67a.
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SHOT HIMSELF IN SALOON.
ny Hsirod 7ian Took Last Sandwich and
Beer Before Committing suicide.


gray haired man apparently about
years old entered the saloon of Hickey
Bush at Fifty-sixth street and Third
fenie early last night. He called for a
as Of beer and a ham sandwich. There
s something evidently on his mind and
kept muttering to himself. Leaving
beer glass half full and the sandwich
pity eaten, the mar went into a back
nm In a moment there was a pistol shot
p in the back room the men in the saloon
lhd the a lying on his back dead
acning a cheap revolver, while blood
PLY trIckled from a wound behind his
b ear
he man had gray hair and mustache
. was about : feet II inches in height.
wore . brown striped suit of good
pity, In his trousers pockets were a
zap nickel watch and a bunch of keys.
ls coat was a small box containing half
nlen collar buttons. He had no money
Il HperS.
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Fast Trains Between Chicago and st. Paul

CHICAGO, April 25.-With the most up
10 date equipment, much Of it ordered for
tie especial purpose, the Chicago, Mil
xarkea and st. Paul road will on April 30
CIT the time on two trains each way bstween
Chicago and Milwaukee from two hours
10 one hour and forty minutes. This makes
she, sehedsle al" the four. trains she same
as that of the Fast Mail" which covers
the distan ce OF IS miles in lo5 minutes.
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Lshish Wins az Lacrosse.

BETHLEHEM April 25.-LehiGh played
loosely YET rolled up a score ofll 10 J on the
University of Virginia in lacrosse this AFTER
noon. the visitors escaping q shutout In the
last minute OF play.
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HOTELS AND RESTAURANTs.


saint George. Staten Island, y. Y.
Advantages OF mountains, seashore and civ
combined; large. airy rooms; excellent cuisine.
every modern Improvement; moderate rates: music.
billlar boyllng. tennis. golf Z \. DENE'
CHACD. Manager.
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Court OF Appeals Calendar.

ALBANY. April Court Of Appeals calendar
far 4 .morrow: Nos. 90, ST. &C. eS. p. 90 20 and IS
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
Gang Suspected of Having
Looted Southern Railway
Freight Cars.
STOLEN GOODS RECOVERED
Hats and Shoes Are Found in One
Mans House, Silk in
Another.
WASHINGTON TINES BUREAU.
ALEXANDRIA Va OCT q

Chief Goods and Policemen Roberts,
Young, Garvey. Bell and Ferguson yes
terday arrested Edward Waters, Walter
Smith, Wilber Cook, Lawrence Pettey,
Edward Maple and Albert Green. coll
ored. on suspicion OF robbing cars Of the
Southern Railway Company The police
searched the houses OF Green and
Waters. In Green's house they found
two sacks Of hats and one pair of shoes,
and in Waters place they located some
SILK and an Overcoat. In the cellar Of "a
bar room In the northeastern section
Of the city they found two rolls of
leather which is supposed 10 have been
stolen and put there 10y the thief
In the Police Court this morning the
case was continued for ten days on the
application of Commonwealth Attorney
Brent who stated that he Lad not had
time 10 get the evidence together. Upon
the request OF Mr Brent. Justice Cation
dismissed Walter Smith, ne not being
connected with the case iu any way.
Waters WAS represented al the hearing
this morning by Attorney J.. H. Macheu.
Chief Goods. while making a search
for the stolen goods. severely WrenChed
his right leg, trying 60 save himself
from falling down q well in the cellar.
The chief was on duty this morning.
but Is suffering considerably from the
accident
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
PLACED ON RECORD

oodridge-Charles W Brown ct ux
{. $40.
Seventh street southwest. between +
and q streets-Jesse l. Heiskell et al,
trustees. TO AmnCn Behrend, part of lot
l3 square 49, $40.
Franklin street northwest. between
Fourth and Fifth strecls-L CGbel WILL
iamson. trustee t. Cora l. Matthews.
Mildred York and Gertrude York, lot u,
square > $40.
Eighth street southeast. between D
and j. streets-RaymOnd CtOmei eU uX
10 Giuseppe COndinO and Francesca
M6nnarino. part original lot 5. square
Addition to Takoma ParIl-Robert NJ.
Gray to William j. Hill, LOT J, block
Fourth street southeast, between c
and d streets-Minnie X DTesbach ct
vir Henry V, to Magdalena Click,
part original lot Z, square $50. SO.
Addition TO Congress Heights-Frank
r. Butterfeld ct uX. to Walter A. San
ford, lot II, square 6oj1. $40.
Dobbins-Harry A. Wagstaff 70 Laura
5 and John NJ. Kemper, lot "a block p,
Mt PIeasant-H. Bradley Davidson ct
az, trustees, TO Frank @. Davidson, lots
SO TO 63I, block I. 81 200
East Place, near TWentV-siXth street
northwest-LOuisa f. Erwin ct Vir
Jonn B, 10 Reuben W. Johnson, part lot
81. square 1864. $40
toL " 4DIlQEt-i1GUEN a. AltLH tN
block 6. $40.
Church street northwest, between Fif-
teenth and Sixteenth streets-Sheldon
Jackson ct uX. % Marion c. Moebs, lot
Is and part lot 50, square 1g4, SO.
1859 COrcOrau street nOrthWeSt-CharleS
r Bright ot al 10 Hardy s. and Mary i.
McMullen. lot - square 30S $40
Seventeenth street northwest, between
] and Al streets-Americau Security and
Trust Company. trustee, 20 Sallie G.
Wilder part original lot 7. square 1S3.
lie Droit Park-Herbert y. Keene ct
uN. 10 Jennie NJ Webster, part lot 3,
vdSi, Kandis NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Safe De
POSI- security and Trust Company,
trustee. 10 United States Realty Com
p9nH. iot ~ block 4 and parcel A, SO
80. I.ahole Ideights-U. s. Realty Com
soI5 Peny g 2s, 9tho w. Hammond, lot s..
Randle Heights-U. S. Realty Com
bIsehS y y To fudolnh l- c. sehaefer, lots 3,
EleN NenIh street northeast batuyaav,
9 and ID streets-W. Crescott VViIiaT1s
et uX- 70 John r, and Catharine RVon
lot ~. square 963 $40
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
PLAN NEW LINE
ON CHESAPEAKE
Baltimore Business Men viii
Establish Steamship on
Bay to Meet Tie-Up.

BALTIMORE, Oct. 9.-With no pros
pect of an early resumption of traffic
on the 300 miles of routes of the Mary
land, Delaware and Virginia and the
Baltimore Chesapeake and Atlantic
Steamship lines, the business men of
Baltimore and the country regions of
The States interested are planning TO
establish Immediately a new line 20
handle their tied-up goods. Hundreds Of
thousands OF dollars worth of goods
are stored on wharves and in ware
houses IN Baltimore waiting for an end
OF the disagreement between the steam
ship people and their masters and plots
other hundreds of thousands of dollars
worth of goods are on wharves at 200
landing places on the Chesapeake bay,
and its tributaries, TO which the vessels
OF the two companies ply.
This freight has been accumulaung
since the first Of last week, and snip
pers have suffered greatly In conse-
auence of their inability 10 get their
goods to market or 10 get supplies from
the CITY. The perishable character Of a
great part Of the freight has caused
the loss TO be much larger tnan II would
otherwise have been.
the differences between the steamboat
company officials and the captains and
uUots have been unsuccessful, and II Is
because there is no hope of an early
settlement that steps are being taken
n start an independent line. In accord
ance with plans prepared by David II
Carroll president or the Merchants ana
0fqrufrr rrure~s' Association, there VIII
be a meeting Of merchants and shippers
~ this citv in the rooms Of that assO-|
ciati0n today. and IL is believed by MI
Carroll that arrangements viii be made
at once for the relief OF the cOngested
freight situation by the leasing OF a
.suffIcient number Of vessels TO haul the
goods now waiting for transportation
on the various Wharyes and Landing
Tiacas on the bay. Il is asserted that II
vessels of ample capacity can be secuT-
ed their temporary leasing VIII De Iol-
lowed by steps to secure their purchase
and rha organization IF an entirely new
TRANSFORMATION company
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
SCHOOL TEACHERS PAID
BY CHECKS YESTERDAY

Every teacher in the public schools OF
the District yesterday received their drst
payment of salary under the new organ
iaztion. The checks were distributed
by the supervising principals of the yari-
Gus districts.
Superintendent Chancellor. assistant
superintendents, director of intermediate
instruction, and all others who come
under the heading of officers did not re-
ceive their salary. This was due TO
the inability on the part Of Controller
OF the Treasury TraceWell 10 decide in
time the legal status OF the case bearing
upon their appointment.
Until it can be decided whether or
not these officials should receive their
salary IL teuths or tweltJhs the matter
Will be allowed TO rest with the control
leT If the controller rules that the OFF,
GERS shall be paid I'm twelfths. each OF
the officials occupying executive posi-
tions viii receive three-tweltths of their
annual salary. On the other hand the
controller may decree that the salary
OF the officers should begin only with
their formal appointment 10 their new
positions.
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
BIG GAIN FOR YEAR
IN ILLINOIS CENTRAL

NEW YORK. Oct 9-The full
pamphlet report Of the Illinois Central
Railroad Company, made public yester-
day. covering operations for the nifty
sixth fiscal year. ended June 80, 1906,
shows the largest gross earnings in the
history of the company. these amount
ing TO 81, ,636, ,405, an increase of s., ,127, 755
as compared with the previous year.
Net earnings amounted to SIS, 5,19s, 935, an
increase Of only $SU1 .9S1. due to an in
crease in operating expenses Of $725. 1853
The amount expended on improve
meuts was $4.164, 739, as compared with
81, $50, 900 so spent during the preceding
year. The surplus available for divl-
dends was $10.S62, ,339. an increase Of
$726. .997. or equal to 1l.42 per cent earned
on the S95, ,040, coo capital stock of the
company The total surplus dividend
fund at the close of the year was ST.
3l3.S27, as compared with Si,269,027 in
1900.
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
DOMESTIC CIGARS
FERMENTE0 IN THE LEAF

The tobacco for small cigars, che
roots, and all the cheaper brands. is
grown in the States of Wisconsin, Con-
necticut, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio,
and Florida, says a writer in the
Scientific American. That for the more
expensive brands is grown in Cuba. and
the wrappers in Sumatra. The leaf to-
baccO as thus selected and purchased
is delivered To the various leaf houses
Of the American Cigar Company. Here
il IS classified according to the brand
for which it is TO be used; is packed
in cases, and shipped to large storage
hOus es, where II is kept for twenty
four months and subjected 10 natural
fermentation or sweating, the object of
which is to sweeten and mellow the
leaf. which otherwise would be strong
and rank, and also give IL uniform
color.
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
MISCELLANEOUS BONDS
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
DIRECTORS ARE ELECTED

At a monthly meeting Of the board OF
directors OF the Citizens Savings Bank
held yesterday, the resignation Of John
O. Johnson as director was accepted.
Harry NJ. Packard and s. A. Reeves
were elected directors Of the board.
making up the full board Of twenty
seven directors.
Mr.. Packard is cashier Of the Law
yers' Title Insurance Company having
been connected with the company since
its organization.
Mr.. Reeves IS the we'll known grocer
and candy manufacture.
The president OF the bank. James A.
Sample. reported that the deposits
amounted To over $4,000. being quite q
record for a savings bank for the first
four months Of its existence.
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
To Inspect knights Templar.

Eminent Sir William RauIeh or
Hampton, will tomorrow evenfra- in
spect Old Dominion Commap5arv No
II, knights Templar. The members
VIII assemble in their asylum az 7.20
o'clock tomorrow night in uniform and
VIII parade through the streets Of the
city headed by the Naval Gun Factory
Band Of Washington.
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
MILLIONAIRE DUBS
CORONER A CUR"
Hamburger Replies by Call
ing Stokes a Crook"
Quarrel at Inquest.

NEW YORK, Oct 9.-The jury before
Coroner Hamburger. after listening 10
half a dozen witnesses today returned
a verdict that Al Adams. the policy
king, had come to his death from a self
inflicted pistol wound
The inquest was one OF the most tur-
buleut ever held in the local coroner S
office 1t opened with a windy war be-
tween Coroner Hamburger and ". r. u
Stokes. the millionaire proprietor OF the
AnsOnia apartments, in which Adams
had apartments.
Mr.. Stokes called the coroner dirty
little cur and Harburger, beside him
self with rage. called Mr.. Stokes a
millionaire crook"
He declared that Adams was murder
ed, and was not q suicide.
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
James Scanlon Acauitted

After being out only twenty minutes
the jury at $3.50 o'clock last night, re-
turned a verdict of not guilty In the
case or James Scaulon. indicted for en-
terlng the house OF Mrs. Mary v.
Iravers for the purpose Of committing
a felony The trial lasted an dav and
attracted much attention. ScanI5n
was represented by Attorneys Lewis
H. Maceh and C. C. Carlin. while Com
monwealth's Attorney Brent conducted
the prosecution.
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
SPECIAL ATTRACTIONS
AT HAGERST0WN FAIR

A horse show. daily flights by Beachy
in his airship. and music by the Naval
Academy Band. will be the features
of the entertainment at the HagerstOwn,
Md, fair which began today. The fair
will continue until Friday.
The Naval Academy Band will give
concerts Wednesday and Thursday
evenings from z until o'clock, and
high-class vaudeville performance Is 10
be produced before the grandstand
daily. In addition TO these attractions
the fair company Will please horse
fanciers with both running and harness
races every afternoon. The railroads
Offer special rates to excursionjsts to
the fair.
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
IN THE World OF FINANCE
THE WASHINGTON MARKET

Sales of the board, including AFTER
call. amounted 70 1,026 shares Of stock.
Following are the sales and quota
ttons of today's market:
Washington Railway and Electric
common-2Oa40A, 50040ik
,- washington Gas-Zj45g, 25a59 25@5S7s,
Mergenthaler-l0421, 10aa0l.
LaustOu-15d145k
Greene COpper-50a28
mitchell Mlning-lO0n47k, 50Q4K.
National City Banll-I0aI40 I65J1m
Union Trust-lal6O
,, AFTER call-Greene Copper, 10002S, 1000
26s. 5Gu2Sis 502S. 5a2g. l1Oa28Ik IO0a2SIL
Washington Railway and Electric pro-
ferred, 3O0S9
Washington Railway and Electric
common 5Ud fOIz
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
Funeral Announcements.

The funeral Of David A. Brown was
ned this afternoon from the home
or his brother. on North Royal street
The Rey, Edgar Carpenter, OF Grace
Protestant Episcopal Church. Off
ciated, and the iuterment was in St
PauTs Cemetery
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
FINANCIAL GOSSIP

The Treasury Is better supplied with
small notes now then ir was two months
aao ana is meeting the demand IN larger
volume than It was then.
The stock Exchange has received ofi-
rial notification from the New YORK
Central and Hudson River Railroad
Company of the increase In capital stock
from Sl5OOJ0,0oo to S259.o0o,OoO
director Of the National Biscuit
Company says the common dividend viii
remain unchanged at 4 per cent There
may. however. be an extra disbursement
ut the year-end as was the case last
year.
Bank deposlts IN Kansas are more
than $40. eco O00. OF $10J for every man,
woman and child in the State. This is
an increase Of $1,000 600 in six months.
There Is little doubt in tNe railroad
world that J. J. Hill has control OF the
Chicago Terminal Transit situation and
many believe he has arranged TO round
out John r. Walsh's Chicago Southern
scheme and put Mr.. Walsh On his feet
as q railroad manager.
Vouchers for the payment Ot a second
dividend Of 20 per cent to the .. coo de
rositors in the failed Milwaukee Ave
nue. State Bank, al Chicago, are
being prepared by John c.. Fetzer, re-
ceiver. who hopes to be able TO distribute
the money this week
Charles NJ. Schwab was a caller at the
White House yesterday afternoon. He
spent a half hour alone with the Presi-
dent, and then repaired to the ordnance
bureau OF the Navy Department. where
he spent fifteen minutes with Rear Ad-
miral n. Il. Mason, chief of the bureau
The Washington times., 1906-10-09

PROPOSALS FOR CONCRETE FOUN-
DAI1ONS AND PIER WORK-Odlce of
Building for National Museum, Library
of Congress. Washington. u. c. October
5. 1906. Sealed Proposals will be re-
ceived at this Office until TWO O'CLOCK
P. NJ on THURSDAY. the EIGHT
EENTH DAY OF OCTOBER. 1906. for
excavations and concrete foundations
and pier work on revised specifications
for the south pavilion Of the new Build
ing for the National Museum, in this
city, and opened publicly Immediately
thereafter. Specifications. general in
structiOns, and conditions and blank
forms of proposal may be obtained on
application TO this Office BERNARD r.
GREEN, Superintendent OF Construction.
ocS-6t
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
THE WASHINGTON LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY

once, Corner Nfnth and 2 strsstA
PAlD-JP CAPITAL, S. U0U.0J0
SURPLUS. s60o. 90 t2ARNEDl
Loans In any amount made oa 80.
proved real estate % collateral az req.
Eonable rates.
Interest paid upon deposits on monthly
- balances subject 90 check.
This company acts as executor al.
ministrators trustee, agent treasurer.
registrar. ana IA all other hduciary ca
pacities-
Boxes FOR rent IN burglar and nreproof
vaults for safe deposit and EtoraEs OF
valuable packages.
JOHN JOY EDSON... .Presiden,
JOHN A. SWOPE.-............. Vice President
ELLIS Second Vice President
ANDREW PARKER -.........s..... Treasurer
HARRY c. MEEM-----. Assistant Treasurer
BOYD TA4LOE. ...... Assistant Treasurer
THOMAS BkADLEH Real Estate OffiCaF
FRED'K EICHELBERGER. Trust Of1cer
REAL ESTATE DEPARTMENT.
Is prepared TO assume the mana cement OF
youF real estate Careful attention givea 70
all dstails.
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
n. Y. STOCK MARKET

IQuotatons furnished by Charles C. Gates
4 Co., Munsey Building; Members New York
The Washington times., 1906-10-09
Proposals.

will be received at the
Bureau of Supplies and Accounts. Navy
Washington, d. c., until 10
O'CLOCK, A NJ, OCTOBER 80. 1906,
and publicly opened Immediately there
after, to furnish at the navy-yard Wash
ngJOn. d c.. q quantity Of naval sup
plies. q S follows Sch. 202. Virginia pine
oak.-Sch Z04; Flax and cotton canvas,
electrical wire and supplies. alundum
wheels. recOil springs, tools. leather
betting, phOsphOr-bronze. rails etc.
lard OIL pipe fittings, valves.-Sch. 205:
Plate glass. metallic paper, profile cloth,
etc. Applications FOR proposals Should
designate the schedules desired bv num-
Der. Blank proposals will be furnished
upon application to the Bureau II. 4 b.
Paymaster-General L. s y.
oc9,16
The Washington times., 1906-10-09

LOANS NEGOTIATED on stocks bonda
bldg and loan asscn shares, syndicate Ger
tifs.. warehouse receipts. etc; low rates;
courteous treatment THIS IS NOT 4 LOAN
COMPANY. - a. BAEER 1II3 y o.
The Washington times., 1906-10-09

The funeral 81 lawrence N0wlin tha
infant son Of w. r. and Bessie Nowlin.
was held from the home OF his parents
IN upper Duke street this afternoon.
The Rev. J. II. S. Eweu oflciated. and
the interment was made In -the Metho-
dist Protestant cemetery.
The Washington times., 1906-10-09

The funeral or Eliza. the four-year-old
daughter OF ". +. Hammersley. viii
be held at 4 o'clock this afternoon
from the home Of her parents, in Cam
eron street. The Rev J. II. s. EweII
VIII OfiiCiate. and interment viii be
made in Bethel cemetery.
The Washington times., 1906-10-09

Bank deposits IN Kansas are more
than 100000 or $105 for every man,
woman and child in the State. This is
an increase Of $1,000 ,O00 in six months.
The Washington times., 1906-10-09

Money Loaned saIaFled People,
Retail merchants. teamsters.. boarding houses
without security; large business IA 81 prin-
cipal cities TOLMAN. Room 506- 5S3 18TH 81
nv.