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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
LONG BEACH BREVlTIES

LONG BEACH, July IA, H. Gerard
fell in jumping from a moving Redondo
avenue car near Lime avenue, last
night He was unconscious for some
time and his right side was bruised
severely.
Mrs. Louise Helm, who left her purse
containing $25 lying liz Chestnut ave
nue. July and supposed she would
not see it again, was surprised agree
ably when small boy, Thomas Phil
lips, returned it to her home later on.
The day before Mrs. Helm had placed
in the purse a card bearing her name
and address, having a presentment
that she would lose it.
The trustees of Belmont Heights last
night accepted the resignation of f. A.
Hibbard as city clerk and elected John
Mason in his stead. Hibbard resigned
because his salary was only $50
month and the council refused to grant
him an expense bill of 1920 for busi-
ness transacted in Los Angeles for
Belmont Heights.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
BOYS WHO PUT EXPLOSIVES
ON TRACKS ARE ARRESTED

PASADENA, July six young men
of Sierra Madre must face charges of
disturbing the peace in the justice
court of that city because they cele-
brated the Fourth in old fashioned
style. They are Gail Williams, Dale
Bowen, Roy Bowen. Ray Brawinder,
Leonard Hooker and William Brock
hansen.
They are charged with having dis
tributed a compound of sulphur and
chlorate of potash on the tracks of the
Sierra Madre car line, to the disturb
ance of the town and particularly to
the disturbance of City Marshal Leh-
mer. The boys say the city marshal,
attired only in his night shirt, threat
ened them with a shotgun in making
the arrest. A motion by Judge Mer-
ria.n, who appears for the defendants,
that the case be dismissed was over
ruled by Recorder George B. Mokridge
and the trial set for July p.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
TO ADMIT ONLY ELKS TO
TOURNAMENT PARK SPORTS
General Public VIII Not Be Allowed
TO Attend Program for the
Antiered Herd

PASADENA. July 7.-Much to the
regret of the Pasadena Elks' 1t VIII
be impossible to open the gates OF
Tournament park to the general pubic
on Elks day in this city. The repro
duction of the Tournament sports VIII
be for Elks alone, not only because of
the crowd which will fill every avaiia-
BILE inch of space, but because the
Tournament association would not con-
sent to any other arrangement.
Elks and their wives and feminine
friends will be supplied with badges
and identification cards which will ad-
NIT them to ALI the sports.
The decoration of the city is we'll
under way and by Monday the prin-
cipal streets will be hung with purple
and white bunting. lighted by purple
and white lights, and otherwise beau
tilted for the reception of the visitors.
Well nigh every automobile in the city
has been promised for the use of the
local Elks on the big day.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
EMPLOYEES OF RAILWAY
COMPLAIN OF OVERWORK
Los Angeles=Pacific Trainmen Say
Cars Are Operated Short
Handed

OCEAN PARK, July 7.-There are
many murmurs of discomfort being
heard among the employees of the Los
Angeles-P Pacific railroad who run out
of this place on the Short Line" cars.
The men say they are overworked and
that the company does not furnish
enough men in crew to operate prop
erly the trains.
Today Motorman Jack Rogers and
Conductors Fred Dennis and Charles
Eaton, all old employees of the COM
pany, rendered their designations be-
cause of their inability to stand the
onorous work and long hours thrust
on them by their employers.
The statement is generally made by
the men that it is not unusual for a
crew to work from eighteen to twenty
two hours at stretch. and that this
is violation of the siXteen-hour law.
Men who do not desire their names
mentioned for reasons which are OBJ
ViOus state that on Sunday, July 4,
they were compelled to work twenty
one hours and that Monday the same
men were ordered out for service and
did not get through until many of them
had travelled over the road from
eighteen to twenty-five hours. One
motorman, in charge of a three car
train which ran between here and Los
ance with the remarp, Don't get
scared if we run into something this
trip" Why?" was asked. "Wen, 1
have been running twenty hours a day
all week and L am dead on my feet. 1
am afraid to sit down on my stool for
fear of falling asleep"
1t is said there will be a large num-
ber of quitals in a few days, many of
them older employees who are disgusted
with the treatment accorded them.
Another cause of complaint is that
many of the three-car trains are
undermanned, a motorman and con-
ductor being in many cases required
to take care of these trains. Some
times, according to the conductors,
they are furnished with brakeman,
whose duty it is to watch the cars and
ring the bells to start and stop the
trains while the conductor is busy
collecting fares, but they say that these
times are few and far between and that
it is more than one man can do to get
all fares with the numerous stops that
are made. They also state that If a
man accidentally overlooks a fare in
the rush he is liable to be reported by
some of the numerous spoilers.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
CITY TO BE DECORATED
WITH HUNDREDS OF LIGHTS

LONG BEACH, July To-day in
candescents were strung avore the pier
and scores more will be suspended
across Ocean avenue between Ameri-
can avenue and Hotel Virginia and out
Pine avenue to Fourth street These
will constitute q portion of the special
decorating being done for Elk week
by the local lodge. An arch over which
will appear the words more Than We'll
come" viii be built at the head of the
pier. Poles forty-fivc feet long will be
used i'm this and chains, ropes and
anchors will give it marine effect.
At Hotel Virginia pyramids in white
and purple top the concrete posts on
the lawns and strings of pennants in
these colors are strung all over the
building.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
SOCIETY AT SHOW
OF BREAKERS CLUB
AMATEUR MlNSTRELS GIVE
CLEVER PERFORMANCE
Prominent Players from All Parts OF
Santa Monica Bay Take Part
In Entertainment at Horse
shoe Pier
Especial to The Herald ]

OCEAN PARK, July 7.-Society
largely attended the amateur minstrel
entertainment given by the Breakers
Club of Ocean Park at the Horseshoe
Pier pavilion this evening. The club
which is one of the leading society or
ganizations of the beach, secured the
services of many prominent amateur
players from all parts of Santa Monica
bay, and the performance that they
gave was one of the most successful
that has been produced this season.
The program and cast of characters
follows:
Stage manager-E. H. Wilton.
Electrician-Robert Haney
Stage carpenter-H. r. Gage.
Music arranged by George A. Bar
ker.
Effects-James Chalmers, II. r.
Gage. Dances taught by Prof. Collins
Costumes by Mrs. A. r. Fraser.
End men-E. H. Wilton, c. H. Run
dell, E. NJ Bonnell, Howard Lorenzo,
L. S. Webster and Wesley H. Rug
giles.
W.. H. Anderson, Mamie Goetz, Mrs.
E. ]. Vawter, Mrs. A. F. Webster, Mrs.
w. II. Kendall.
Ballads-Mrs. w. E. Gilman, Brad
ley Scheer, Dana Burks, Willis Paris
and j. w. Oliver.
Intercocutors-Mrs w. H. Wagar and
w. H. Anderson.
FIRST PART.
Opening chorus - "Old Kentucky
Home" and medley. End song, PAY
More Attention to Me-" Mr. Lorenzo;
end song. Il Love My Wife, but OH
You Kid" e. H. Wilton; ballad, Some
Day When Dreams Come True" Mrs
w. e. Gilman; end song, Gee, Amt I
Glad I'm Single" Mrs. w. e. Dunn;
end song. Wouldn't it Make You
Hungry" E. NJ. Bonnell; ballad. my
Old Kentucky Home" Dana Burks; end
song, MY Pony Boy" Mrs. A. F. Web
ster; end song. "I'il Do as I Please"
Wesley Ruggles; ballad. Kentucky
Babe" Willis Paris; recitation, "Muh
Lemon Cullard Queen" Mrs. W. H.
Anderson; Arthur Phillips. in an ar
tistic bunch of nonsense.
SECOND PART.
Uncle Remus' birthday. Cast Of
characters: Uncle Remus E. NJ. Bon
nell; Rastus Blackosell, Wesley Rug
giles; Snowfall quartet, Real Thing;
Elsie Lee, Mrs. Ella Dunn; Crush-Foot
Bill, E. E. Osborn; "Oh, Say, Wouldn't
it Be a Dream" E. M. Bonnell; "Jen-
ME-" Wesley Ruggles; You're Just the
Boy for Me- Mrs. Ellis Dunn; Snow
ball quartet, 1.-THE Real Thing; buck
and wing dance, E. E. Osborn and
Mrs. r. 2. Gill.
.Darktown belles-Edna c. lowering,
Lillian Alloway Smith. Peggy Worces-
ter, Katharine Howland, Mrs. NJ Hem
mingway. Ruth Albro, Mrs ]. G.
Braun, Mrs. H. E. O'Brien, Mrs. r.
z. Gill, Miss Goetz, Miss Curran, Miss
Dottie BEEN, Mrs. C. H. Davis. Miss
Hazel Webster Miss Helen Kent and
Mrs. H. R. Gage.
Suntlower warbles-J. G. Braun. Wal
laz Eaton, Harry Snodgrass. H. r.
Gage, Chester A. Nipple, R. j. Haney.
Burt Ijams, DR.. Symington, Harry
Shonemore, e. S. Tomblin, F. c. Wolff.
Mark Keppler w. W. Beach and j.
Eads.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
POMONA NOTES

POMONA, July THE funeral of
I,ouis r. Valeske, who died at the
Iona Linda sanitarium Sunday even
ing. was held from w. B. Todd's chapel
on North Carey avenue yesterday
afternoon.
Plans are being made for more chill
dren's public play grounds throughout
the city. The one at Ganesha park is
in constant use and it is the purpose
to have one in each of the wards.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edmund G. Robinson
have left for q two-months' visit in
Modesto and at the Seattle exposition.
Henry Loud, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles L. Loud, and Frank Belcher,
son of Mr. and Mrs. j. Belcher of East
Holt avenue, will leave next month to
enter Stanford university: They were
this year graduated from the local high
school.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
REAL ESTATE BROKER
ACCUSED OF FORGERY

SAN BERNARDINO, July ii. H.
Lightfoot formerly a prominent real
estate broker of this city, was brought
UP for his second preliminary hearing
yesterday at Cotton. Justice Hanna
took the case under advisement until
Thursday. At the first preliminary here
Lightfoot was discharged by Justice
Thomas, but was Immediately re-
arrested on a second complaint sworn
to before the Cotton justice. He is
charged with having forged a deed
conveying to himself property belong
ing to a man of the name of Jones of
Los Angeles owing to circumstances
which surround the case it is thought
that Lightfoot will be discharged
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
COUNTY JAIL HOUSES
3 DEMENTED PERSONS
WOMAN DELIRIOUS FROM TOO
MUCH LIQUOR
6ootleeger Held Behind Bars Develops
Decided Symptoms of Insanity
and Is Committed to
State Asylum
[sneclal to The Herald.l

SAN BERNARDINO, July de-
lirious from excess of intoxicants. Mrs.
James Stoddard, at an early hour this
morning caused a sensation in local
rooming house and then dashed out
into the street only slightly clad. She
was taken into custody by Deputy
Sheriff Jeffreys as she rushed past the
county jail.
Almost at the same hour that Mrs.
Stoddard was gathered in by the of
ficer two prisoners at the county Jail
developed decided symptoms of in
sanity. Frank Kline, bootlegger, sud
denly became demented and 1t was
with difficulty that he was restrained.
He was committed to the state hos
pital this afternoon.
John Robinson, held for violating the
law in regard\ to juveniles, unnerved
from brooding over his trouble, is be-
lieved to have completely lost his
mind and will be examined for in
sanity.
For a time the capacity for caring
for. lunatics at the county Jail was
oVertaxed.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08

of the tennis champion with the man
who met and won her during Miss
Sutton's spring trip to Mexico City, at
least none which can be announced at
the present time. 1t is understood that
it was the original intention to break
the news of the engagement in the fall
and follow with a wedding before the
end of the year Whether the early
announcement will make any change in
these plans her friends and relatives
in this city are unable to say.
Miss Sutton is at present in San
Francisco, where she went after the
tournament in San Rafael Monday, in
which she bested Miss Hazel Hotchkiss
in a match for the championship of
the state. She is expected to return to
Pasadena Friday and will be welcomed
warmly and questioned at length by
her many friends in the exclusive So
ciety circles of the city, who have not
had until today an inkling of the fact
that she lost her heart TO the young
banker of the City of Mexico while
there last spring.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
Native Sons Meet

LONG BEACH, July Fifty mem
bers of Sierra Madre parlor of Los
Angeles attended the meeting of the
Loval parlor of the Native Sons of the
Golden West tonight and the team
from the Los Angeles parlor put on
the initiatory work, a dozen candidates
being initiated After this feature of
the evenings propram a banquet was
served. The Woodmen temple, on West
Second street, was the scene of the
merrNmaking
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
Burned Man VIII Recover

PASADENA, July 7.-George Baker
the foreman of the road roller gang
in the Arroyo Seco, will recover from
the terrible burns sustained by him
yesterday through the explosion of oil
in the cylinder of his engine. His
burns are deep and very painful, but
the fact that large portion of the
body was protected from the blazing
oil by his clothing is in his favor, and
the hospital authorities say he will re-
cover. Bakers face will probably be
badly SCARED.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
sians on Bluff Razed

LONG BEACH, July IA band of
persons who believe in a clean ocean
bluff and an unobstructed view Of the
ocean at midnight last night razed
two huge sign boards at the foot of
American avenue belonging to L. G..
stone, a realty dealer, and r. L. Bisby,
owner of the Palace cafe. The sign
boards were dumped over the bluff.
The boards were in front of Hotel
Del Mar.
Bixby believes some OF the Elks did
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
10 Be Buried In Germany

LONG BEACH, July The body of
Jose Pothast, 20 years old, who died
Yesterday at Hotel Riviera shortly
after coming here from Mexico, will
be taken TO Germany for burial. Mrs.
Pothast was with her husband when
death came and a son arrived last
night from Ell PasO. The body will be
placed temporarily in & vault in Los
Angeles.
The family is wealthy.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
REFUSES TO RENT HOUSE
AT RATE OF $500 MONTH

LONG BEACH, July THE owner
of a commodious residence on the ocean
bluff, near the Myers mansion, re-
fused to rent his house for the summer
season at the rate of $500 a month,
according to the statement of a reput-
able real estate man of West First
street
A wealthy visitor offered that hither-
to unheard-of amount, but the owner
said he would not rent the house under
any consideration, as he wanted to use
it himself
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
Supervisor Resigns

SANTA ANA, July 7.-Supervisor
George w. Moore of Smeltzer, member
for the Second district, today rendered
his resignation to take effect August
l. Mr.. Moore has been elected presi-
dent of the Orange County Celery
Growers association and feels that his
duties in that office will not allow him
to give due attention to the work of
a supervisor and therefore resigned
There are eight applicants for the
place, which will probably be filled by
the governor on recommendation of the
county central committee.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
Paving Order Resclnded

SANTA ANA, July 7.-On the show
ing made that the consent of the
supervisors to pave 800 feet on Broad
way along the west side of the court
house had been obtained by misrep
resentation, the boards action was re-
scinded today and the promoters of the
plan scored savagely by Chairman
MacMullen, who deplored the fact that
certain citizens resorted to misrepre-
sentation and trickery to attain their
ends"
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08

n AsADENA. July photographic
dispatches announcing the en-
Il gagement of Miss May Sutton,
woman tennis champion of the world,
to Harry B. Ham, a banker and capi-
talist of Mexico City, created furore
in Pasadena society today. Her sis
ter, Miss Florence Sutton, admits the
truth of the dispatch, although unable
to account for the fact that the en-
gagement was made public.
II am sure" she says, my sister did
not intend to announce her engage
ment before fall, and am unable to
account for this premature publication
of the news of her engagement to Mr.
Ham,"
When told that Miss May Sutton was
understood to have confided the secret
to a few friends in the elation following
tennis victory, her sister laughed
Never tell secrets to your friends"
she said merrily. This is a lesson as
to the result"
No date has been set for the wedding
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
nNo Hato Club Organized

LONG BEACH, July THE sea
breeze is declared to be an exception
ally fine hair tonic. A "no-hat" club is
to be organized here in the near future,
which. like the Los Angeles organiza-
ton of that name, will have as one of
it's first rules, Burn your hatF Jonah
Jones, Frank Parmley and other we'll
known men have discarded their sky
pieces. Mr.. Jones. bareheaded, is a
familiar figure on the streets. He is
member of the school board and a
prominent dealer in real estate. He has
not owned a hat since he burned his
last one three weeks ago.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
Texas Bankers Expected

LONG REACH. July 7.-One hundred
and twenty Texas bankers, en- route
to the Seattle exposition, will visit
Long Beach for two hours tomorrow
afternoon, coming in on the Tilton
trolley excursion. They will be given
rides about the city and the new har-
bor A special committee headed by
Mayor Windham will receive them.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
BELLBOY SON OF RICH
BOSTONESE is MARRIED
Young Man Who Makes Own Way
In World Weds Pasa.
dena Girl

LONG BEACH, July ARTHUR Ellis,
a Hotel Virginia bellboy, @aid to be
the son of wealthy Bostonese, and Miss
Mabel Miller of Pasadena were mar
ried last night at Santa Ana. They
will return here tomorrow. Ellis is
popular chap who has worked in big
hotels all over the United States, hav-
ing left home determined to make his
way in the world. The wedding is
said to have been an elopement.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
Theft Charges Dismissed

PASADENA. July 7.-Charges alleg-
ing theft against Charles Field were
dismissed by Judge Mcdonald this
morning after a hearing, he finding the
evidence insufficient to connect the
defendant with the crime. Field was
accused by Miss Lou A. Funk with
having taken a miscellaneous lot Of
heirlooms and Woman's trinkets from
her trunks.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
SANTA ANA
Office 3i5 n. Sycamora.
zfOme Phone 3I5.
Sentenced for Forgery

SANTA ANA, July Thomas Jesse
Kirby, alias Lou Pace, alias Jesse L.
Kirby, was sentenced today to serve
three years at san Quentin for forgery.
Kirby secured possession of checks
amounting to nearly $780, the property
of A. f. Clarke of Riverside, and after
turning them into cash disappeared and
was later found at Martinez and
brought back here. Kirby pleaded
guilty today, but said he had gone to
Los Angeles with the money and had
been given knockout drops and robbed.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
To String Wires

SANTA ANA, July IA franchise
to erect a line of poles and wires up
boundary line for the transmission of
electrical energy was today sold to the
Edison company for $1OO. That cor
poration was the only bidder Appli-
cation for the franchise was made by
the Santa Ana Valley Irrigation com
pauV
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
no clear dir from streets

SAN BERNARDINO, July 1.-THE
city council last night instructed the
street superintendent to order imme-
diately the San Bernardino Valley
Traction company to clear the big
piles of dirt which line their tracks
through the business center from e
to G streets on Third. The dirt was
taken out several days ago in prepara-
tion for unloading the ballast, but was
left where it was thrown, blocking the
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08

SAN BERNARDINO, July IL.
Harold Barnum was last night elected
to the presidency of the Merchants
Protective association. Mr.. Barnum
has served for several years as a di-
rector of the association. He sue
ceeds F. II. Baillie as president.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
Made Bank Director

PASADENA, July 7-Charles n.
Post, for forty years identified with
the music house of Lyon q Healy of
Chicago as president and manager,
but who severed his connection with
that house a few years ago and re-
moved to this city, has been elected
to the directorate of the Pasadena Ma
ttOnal hank
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
Gets Sewer Contract

SAN BERNARDINO, July THE
contract for the construction of the
new sewer through the northeastern
part of the city was last night awarded
to the San Behnardino Hardware com
pany The contract price is $4,9S1.9 "a.
The successful firm outbid several Los
Angeles firms.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
School Bonds Sold

SANTA ANA, July 7.-Six thousand
bonds of the Randolph school district
were sold by the supervisors today to
Wakefield & Garthwaite, a San Fran
cisco firm Of bond buyers, which gave
par, accrued interest and $500 premium.
There were five other bidders.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
POMONA
1l5 South Thomas.
Home Phone 1895.
BEET SUGAR FACTORY SOON
TO OPEN FOR BIG BUSINESS

POMONA, July THE big beet SUI
gar factory at Chino will soon be
opened and a number of Pomona men
will be employed there. Preparations
are being made for the busiest cam
paign in the history of the factory,
which will probably be operated five
months. The beet acreage under con-
tract is $4,000 as against 5000 last year.
Part of these beets will have to be
shipped to the larger factory at OK
rl
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
TYPEwRITERs

BOUGHT AND SOLD,
rented; all makes; guaranteed; repairing.
BAKER HOEY CO., Inc, 2441A S. Bdway.
Main 469l. A4O79. 6-22-2O
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
conuioted of RicxoIe Theft

SANTA ANA, July Paul b. john
son was convicted today of stealing 3
bicycle from e. L. McCarter of Tustin
and sentenced to serve fifty days in
the county Jail. Johnson was arrested
al Long Beach.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08

big free book, plain sealed package. Big spe-
ciaI six-celI dry battery electric belt IS, COM
plete with suspensory invigorator and current
regulator. All grades and kinds, cut rates.
Latest improved belts. f. l.. BRANTVERNE,
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
SPECIAL NOTICES
Hear Well?

OH. FATHER, DON'T FORGET TO BRING
HOME 6 BOXES OF KELSL US DRY HEAL
ING POWDER. 1T is THE BEST GALL
CURE WE EVER USED ON OUR HORSES.
SOLD BY HARNESS DEALERS AT
WHOLESALE S19 W. 1TTH ST.. Los AN
GEIES. CAL. 6-27-Imo
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08

the work as they have been agitating
a general cleanup of the bluff, to make
it more slightly for Elk week.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
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MEN


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Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
LOST AND FOUND

LOsT-DoG; S25 REWARD; BOSTON BULL
terrier bitch; brindle, white marking. Phone
w. B. PECK, Home 1852. 1853
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
Merchants Choose President

street and causing dust to fill the
stores.
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08

SEE WAYBRIGHT-BUTLER co. FOR
real estate Investments and quick loans
at low rates. $3.50 SECURITY BLDG
Phone F5S17. 6-b-sm
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08

TO LOAN-$eOO TO $4,000 ON REAL Es-
tate LOUIS X. WEBB. 900 w. 10th.
Telephones 53O2s. Broadway s5os. s-5-3m
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08

WE ARE ANXIOUS TO MAKE LOANS ON
approved property south southwest
Amounts $500 to $4,000.
We loan our own money and can act At
once without commission.
Tho JOHN NJ. c. MARBLE CO.,
II. w. Hellman Bldg 7-S-e-S :
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08

REAL, ESTATE LOANS. AND PER
cent. Any amount; prompt attention
Both phones MOVER GILBERT. sie
Frost bldg A-lb-sm
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
PASADENA

Circulation Dept.-Home 26s5: Sunset 27lo.
Correspondent, las S. Los Robes Ave.
Day-Both Phones So. Night--Home 26Bs
Los Angeles herald., 1909-07-08
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY TO LOAN AT LOW RATES ON I'M
proved property, or for building, Building
loans speciality. We make definite con-
tract loans on long time easy payments
repayable monthly, or can be paid on at
any time WITHOUT EXTRA COST, Loans
made promptly STATE MUTUAL B. q L.
ASSN, 22S S. Spring ST. b-2o-u