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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-12-23
Little Jack IIOrner
and
Ills Christmas Pie
With Variations In the Style
of the Poets
By CALLY RYLAND

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7 TITLE Jack Horner sat in a corner
L. Eating his Christmas pie.
He put in his thumb and pulled
out plum
And said, "What a good boy am T."
If Edgar Allan Poe Had Written 1t.
See Jack Horner in his corner
With his pie.
Where's his ma? Will no one warn her?
He viii die.
With thumblet that is doting
While he's gloating, gloating. gloating.
He is fishing for the floating
Plum oh, myi
All his boast of being good,
Careful of his daily food,
Wrinkles merrily within his saucy eye.
eye, eye.
Robert Browning Might Have Done 1t.
dough
Pounded and pulled and puzzled over. SIR
For whiteness- or for Iightness-and this
pie
Was of the very stuff o life, sir.
None of your laundering bits of work, but
Infinitely eatable. Well, Horner sat there
Illuminating Twas Christmas, ruminat-
ing time,
You say. and you are right, sir
LaZily alive and open mouthed he sat,
Feeling the pastry TICKLE at his lips
Yet scarcely knowing how to fathom it.
When of sudden-oh, the fellows keen!-
Occurred his thumb to him, whereupon
Straightway he plunged it in the sweet
Good boy!" quoth he, and pulled out a
damp plum.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1913-12-23
Saddeninq.

"What makes little Tommy so sad
on this happy Christmas day." asked
Fosdick.
His presents are all unbreakable,"
replied Keediek.-Town Topics.
The evening world., 1913-07-28
STATEN ISLAND NOTES.

Mr.. and Mrs. John Msrsac OF Port
Richmond announce the engagement "
their daughter, Miss Violet Marsac to
wiibert Hutton OF New Brighton. The
wedding will take place on Aug. 10.
Miss Sarah E. Miller OF Richmond
Terrace Elm Park. 10 visiting friends
In New Paitx, n. Y. She will remain
two weeks.
Miss Elizabeth oBrien OF Port Rich
mond u at Cape May.
The Richmond Dramatic and Social
Club will have . dance st the Casino.
Midland Beach. on AuE. I.
Miss Marie Kendall of Van Duser
street. stapleton. 10 at Lake George
She will stay until September.
A free concert viii be given by STAN
ley's Military Band In Alaska Park
BrosdHsy. West New Brigoten. or
July %.
Mrs RieharA A. oaiiashse Of New
Brighten 10 ct Portland. Ma
1sssss ssaasss q pxSsls Al ~
The evening world., 1913-07-28
AFTER POLICE
ESCORT HAD LEFT HIM
Barksdale Had Guard to His Owr
Door, but Says Enemy
Followed.

Charles Barksdale. . negro. thirty
four years old. met Policeman John
Aannix Of the Butler street station.
Brooklyn. early to-day ana asked him
to accompany him to his home. No. ~
Baltic street. Barissdals explained that
Michael Walsh. twenty-three. Of No. ~
Fifth avenue. was drinking and had
Threatened him.
Mannix accompanied the negro to the
door Of his house ana continued on his
post. A. he returned . few minutes
later he heard q shot and grabbed
Walsh a. no came from the door. On
taking him upstairs to Bariosdals's nat
no found Barksdale on the floor with q
bullet wound In the stomach. The
wounded man was taken to the Holy
Family Hospital IN . serious condition.
He said he knew no reason for waish's
shooting him.
A man describing himself ~ Frank
Abercnombie OF No. <6 warrea street
ives n the room and. on turning over
to the policeman the revolver. was held
- . witness. On Barksdals's statemen,
The evening world., 1913-07-28

the snurs noor to b thrown open mora
II desired.
The kitchen 10 OF . siss calculated to
be convenient and needs no furniture.
Enclosed cupboards being provided for
everything necessary for cooking.
Upstairs. which = reached BY IN easy
flight. there are three bedrooms. all Of
good sixe. The largest room 10 II By u
and the next II by II: II not used for
any other purpose makes . delightful
sewing room or pisyroom for children.
Depending upon the means Of the
average buyer. many things can BE- put
into this little house to b found In
houses of larger means; for instance. .
Gas range and hpelsss coohsf cost but
little more than the ordinary coal
range. and with great advantage. 1t
will start your hre by means OF clock.
and have breakfast ready without any
trouble Of lighting hres. or be'ns
troubled with ashes or coal. II steam
heat 10 desired instead OF hot air. abou,
SIS more than the price mentioned will
be required. II . coal range 10 desired
there 10 an ash chute to the cellar
dumping into an alright can. prevent
ing dust and other injurious conse
quences.
| Correct method OF construction should
he insisted upon. so tpat roofs Will no
leak or windows rattle; walls shoult
have air space, preventing dampness
and a finish on the outside. that give
the dwelling an appearance Of richness
and also to prevent deterioration rs
The evening world., 1913-07-28
YOUNG BRIDE DIES,
FOUR OTHERS HURT
|NAQTOcoLuS|oN
Car Hits Another, Skids, Snaps
OF Tire, Hurls Occupants
Against Fence.

Mrs Frank skeily. twenty-five years
old. Of No. . Harrison avenue. Brook
Ign. died early to-day - a result Of In
juries received In an automobile col
lision At Lafayette and Washington ave-
nues. Brooklyn. yesterday.
Her husband. Frank ske,ly. IL In the
Cumberland Street Hospital suffering
from . fracture OF the leg. cuts and
bruiseA
90 loud was the crash of the automo-
bilss that Il was heard for several
blocks. Three other persons besides the
skeliys were hurt
All. the others In the Anderson car
needed treatment
The eksiiys. with Mr.. skslly's sister.
afiss Helen skelly; Oscar Gardner Of
No. tis McDonough street. and Wallace
Anderson Of No. n McDonough street.
were riding In Q big touring car owned
and driven by Anderson. They were
returning from an early morning spin to
Coney Island and we're going north on
Washington avenue at . good rate Of
speed.
A. they neared Lafayette avenue.
Adoaph Lsrbungut Of No. 1&SA Lexington
avenue came along trying out his new
touring or. He was alone In the ma
chine and ala not zee the other auto
unt1i he he'd started 60 cross Warrington
avenue. HIS car ms struck and turned
com1lste,y around. He was thrown
clear q the wreckags and landed several
test away. He was uninjursd.
A. Andsrson's machine hit the big
touring car II skidded and crashed Into
. tree breaking II on At the base. The
0ksllys. who were in me rear seat. we're
hurled several feet against . tsn-foot
iron fence, surrounding the Lafayette
Avenue Friends's Church.
The impact was 20 great that the
cushions from the car flew over this
fence. Anderson and Gardner were
thrown 70 the ground near the two ma.
chimes. which were . twisted mass.
The evening world., 1913-07-28
News Oddities
NEWEST DANCE 10 called the Dream Life"

NEWEST DANCE 10 -s}f I
AMBASSADOR WILSON may b. praetcns to put chassssesA
porshouse ~
rs
" ""''r ""' '"'' ca" III" rof sn0. t,2s-
CURIOUS birds ~ -
800
EVERY MNUTE-Tarmer
interest In . thirty ~
hsuA
n out oil
o
e
ACTRESS arrived Europe yesterday told Of Offers marriage
q Q
be outdons the dcaey which forbade
I
The evening world., 1913-07-28

West New Brighton. 70 At Sea Grt.
n. J.
Miss Agnes Kloss Of Albion place.
Port Richmond. 10 At Avon. N. j.. 20
remain until 6eptember.
DR.. Carl Kingsley and family Of
Jswett avenue. West New Brighton.
are spending the summer At Cake Ho-
patcong.
Edward Kloss and Stacy Simpson Of
Richmond avenue. Port Richmond.
have returned from Q trip 10 Albany.
Mrs. Garrett Corson and her dsush-
ter. Miss Ethel Corson OF Eorthport.
L. l.. are the guests Of Mrs. william
A. Wright Of Union avenue. Mariners
Harbor. Y
Miss Harriet Evans Of Housman ave-
nue.. Elm Park. In sojourning with
| friends In Asbury Park.
The Staten Island Boat Club will
| have . barn dance at the clubhouse,
West New Brighton. on Sept. II. Those
on the committee Of arrangements are
| George Il Estrange. e. w. Gould. VIII.
lam Mulheron. Herman kahle. T. H
Downing. Albert Z. Hart. NJ. p. Van
Buren, and Frank q. Janssen.
Mrs Charles DunninE and her daugh.
ter. Miss Myrtle Dunning. OF Chester.
n. Y. are the guests Of Mrs. William
]. Lyons OF Henderson avenue. West
New Brighton.
Mr. and Mrs. Gustav. Ballin Of wester.
leigh have returned from q trip &c
lCaxenovia, N. Y.
John BeIknsp of Richmond Terrace
Port Richmond. 10 at Sand Lake. N. Y
Mrs. John Langley Of Tompkinsvlil'
is at Mount Tabor. n. J.
|. The employees of the United Statet
Light House Department at New Brigh
\ ton will have an outing and games a
Harmony Park. Grassmere. on Aug. 3
D Mrs. George T. Egbert OF Van Pei
= layenue, Mariners Harbor, has returne.
| from a two weeks vacation spent a
culver's Lake. n. J.
Miss Pauline Lion Of Port Richmond
is enjoying a vacation with friends Il
Orange County. ~. Y.
The sunday, School children Of IN
I Dutch Reformed Ctr;'h. Rev. wilraG
I r. Compton, pastor. Richmond TsrrNc,
o Mariners Harbor. will have . picni
. and outing At Midland Bsach Tomorrow
Mr.. and Mrs. Benjamin Swartout q
d Heberton avenue. Port Richmond. vi
y amend August at Avon. n. J.
n Miss Helen Mimic Of Lnoleumvil
has returned from q vacation spent I
l. Asbury Park.
Charles Smith OF Harrison avenu
II Port Richmond. 10 at Sea Girt. N. J.
The evening world., 1913-07-28
FOUGHT DUEL WITH KNIVES.
Ricee II Hospital ana CarPichis In
Cell. DstA Prisoners.

Cell, Deth Prisoners.
When John Ricco. VINO had been ser-
ously sAnbsd. tainted In . Seventh
avenue seseAurAnt early to-day he told
Policeman DonaGan. who was called.
and VINO summoned an ambulance. that
Cssaro CarfcAo owed him e3 for q
watch and that when ne dunnsd Car
NdhSo tAsrs wss . quarrel. He and
Carrschio both drew knA%es. Ricoo saAd.
end Cassachio ned Aftse 0ta6osnG him.
RsNoo was Gashsd four amss.
He was sent 20 the New York Hospi-
tai In . serious condition from one
wound In his neck. and later Carricade
was arrested. He he'd minor clashes o.
nh face and hands. but was locked ~
a the West Thirtieth street station
Charges Of felonious assault were mad
against both young men.
Rscco lives At No. ~ West Thirtieti
street and Carrichio on Seventh avenu
near West Twenty-hfth street.. IN
knife battle occurred IN Seventh ave
nue. near Twenty seventh street.
The evening world., 1913-07-28

him. so that all complaints may be
properly adjudicated by the Bureau
Of Licenses.
John prennen. Deputy Chief of the
License Bureau. has been appointed by
Mr.. Wallace TO have complete control
licenses have been revoked by the
Mayor, to be effective July u, and Mr.,
Dreansn announced to-day that ne
would be particularly severe In the
issuance CT licenses. % that no driver
with criminal record may procure one.
~ rspidly a. the new style taximstsrs
can bs installed hey w b suLjsobsd
20 . ssvs~ forty-sisht AeSs test for
eesuracy.
The evening world., 1913-07-28
FRECKLES
Now 10 the T!aGs to Get RID Of These
Ugly Spots

There no Ion;er the slightest neod q
feeling Ashamed Of your freckles. - he
prescription othine-double strength,
Il guaranteed to remove these hensly'
spots. n
Simply get N ounce Of othins -deyles
streneth-from Riker. Heeemsa Ds0g
Stores and apply . little Of Il night esd
morning and you should soon - tlat
even the wort freckles have bso1a -
disappear. while the lighter Co.'S AaSe
vanished entirely. Il 10 seldom tAat oees
than an ounce 10 needed - eel1plse6ay
clear the skip snd gain . bssutifSl asas
compilation.
\Be sure TO ask for the dsubls slseasth
othine. % this 10 sold under gusesatees q
money back II il fails 20 remove trsedse.
The evening world., 1913-07-28
HOW IT DOES
ITS WORK

BY strengthening each organ Of the
body to do its work properly and thus
driving out the impurities is the reason
why Father Johns Medicine 10 the best
remedy ever prescribed for building up
the system II you are run down.
No nerve desdening drugs or tempo
rary stimulsntSto weaken the system and
expose you to serious and fatal disease
slf pure nourishment.
The evening world., 1913-07-28
TOILET ARTICLES,
Especially Priced.

Imported Toilet Soap,-guest room Size. :s2SzD
value soe. dozen cakes, 46o
Peroxide Soap. value lao. l2 cakes to boz. $50
Conti's White CASTLE Soap. 80. large bars. 500
vsius -
Violet Ammonia value 2sc large bottles, 19o
Witch Hazel. .... value ssc. large bottle, 200
Phillips Milk Magnesia. ......... SOC sire, 3oO
Glyco Thymoline. ............ dental " SOC
MISUNDERSTANDING cream. 800. .25c " l6c
French Tooth Brushes, assorted. ..1oc
value ~
Assorted Nail Brushes. ........... lOc and 28c
values Ise and SO
Dressing Combs,-rubber or celuloid ....25c
value So
Cretonne Tourist Weekend Gases. 2Sc aaa 800
The evening world., 1913-07-28

MOBILE. Ala. July B.-Mrs. y.
Koshery. a wealthy woman residing at
Brent Flo. near this city. was killed ~
lightning last night while seated In .
chair in her room. The bolt crushed
down the chimney. demolishing part -
the building. Mrs. Koshery's death ~
lightning = the NTH in this vicinity =
ten days.
The evening world., 1913-07-28

Tall bou stands. on which Will be
Derchsl The signs. "Pvbiic Hack stand:
Aesm ~ (she allowed numoer) Taxi.
eebs." WI ssen DO invtalIsd In front Of
al prsQlasn3 hotels. civha. Varlxs and
the llkA . thak the police. drivers and
cAonesuY may know exactly what 10
suooct r. prsXsnt trouble with hotel
ksaosrs 20 driver will be ssrmitted to
rssnAin within fifteen test Of the en-
trance 70 the hotels. The fret cab In
line may take the drst fare" regard
Ices q the wishes OF the hotel propris-
tomL
Twsnty-ons taxicab Inspectors. In
suitable uniforms and clothed with po-
lice power TO issue sunmonses, viii be
constantly on duty to control the taxi.
oahs and the l.s00 horse-drawn public
vehicles In New York.
NEW ovSrgM IN ISSUING
LicghsEs.
The practice Of isSuins licenses to
chauifsurs on any d., In the year will
10 discontinued and all licenses will
bs Issued 80 that they expire on Feb
J. - that ell drivers may have to
co0e up for examination at the same
umA Every driver win be furnished
yearly. . different badge Of distinctly,
design In order that the public ma.
tell ~ . glance whether the taxicat
haS been properly licensed. Eaci
pablo chauffeur Will BE- given iesths
esverea book. In which will be hi
liseAsA his photograph and ssvsra
b1aak pages. on which must bs en-
tef41 complete record Of every cour
. eaee made against him. 50 that hi
veees1 Will BE- at hand 81 any time !
= 1snanded by the Inspectors. Oper
aola6 without . iicshss calls for . %
- S3lis tao eonviesioas mean (,
eGDoonklee ~ ~ d{ivss's liesasA
X 00eU lsisee nh npen lemeat
s.e Cd g! ~ - -
The evening world., 1913-07-28

70 ~ PEI cent q ne yseDsrty
vslus. Fer ths nan Who eaa ~
noatAly ealy, there ere several
veil k1eWa baliaiA6 ana leaa ~
seciat1els which VIII lsaa money
70 ~ rspaiA at the rate Of o1o Per
month for each ol,o0o, aAA - thAs
rate he borrower reduces hiS n.
tsesst charges monthly ana Naui-
dates Ne Asbs aftss twelve ysaEv.
The Franklin Society win issue hrst
mortgage loan upon property situated
within twenty-five miles Of the once Of
the society. In some instances win re-
payments a. low a. $50 per month per
o., 900 loaned. The Railroad Building and
Cooperative Society issues loans to be
repaid at 40 per month. The applica-
ton must he accompanied By . copy OF
detailed plans.
The expenses OF getting q loan gen
orally are the appraisers and attorneys
fees. The appraisers get IS each and
there are usually two appointed. The
attorneys fees vary according to the
location Of the property and the general
tendency 10 10 make this Item ~ low ~
possible.
All the money for building need not
be borrowed at once bot cap@se arranged
In the progress OF the building. thus
saving interest
oETAlLsANp PLANS FOR HOUSE
NUMBER SEVEN.
The accompanying sketch presents
generally an interesting type Of resi-
dence within the means OF a man with
Zoo as preliminary payment. The
house Is symmetrical and OF character
little out OF the beaten path. From
the outside Of the house the wide yer,
anda, extending along the front and the
side of the house. CONVEYS the Idea Of
summer comfort. invites Interest In tn,
heslth-givlng outdoors.
Above the veranda Ia an open dscl;
covered with composition roofing. whicl
makes It possible to use the entire sur
face for sleeping purposes II desired
The house IN built OF frame and hnishe
with stucco over metal isth. thus be
coming a cooler house In summer and
warmer house In winter than Avsrag
houses constructed entirely OF wood.
The cost OF stucco 10 not much create
than that OF frame. but whom thee COS
OF up-keep 10 considered. painting. &C
the value 10 much greater than nri
a cost.
] The house Ia practically Q squar
from which tho good results are oil
B talned. as all the space u utilized. Til
y dining room extends into . bay. thu
i Siving about for feet Of additional roo
b In the dining room. affordinE . view
. tho street from that room. The dinir
:, room 70 connected with tho veranda /
Q folding Fieneh doors. making 1t 20
q sibls 10 screen the versnda for dinis
r purposes. and noting the fuller plans.
! will be seen that the large living roo
. extending practically clear across d
4 house. except . small cut-off Tor h,
y purposes. 10 connected By ~ %
assAwAy w ~ liaias sesA savt
The evening world., 1913-07-28

Principal and Interest
Wiped Out in About
TwslVe Years on Pay
n,ent Of $40 a Month
on Each $1,000 Of Loan
Some Make EVen Bet
ter Terms, and Loan 10
a Fair Check on Value
Of Property.
The evening world., 1913-07-28
new TAXI RATES
J'AAT,TAKE EFFECT
ON NEXT FRIDAY
Hotels Expected to Seek to
Enjoin Enforcement Of
Ordinance.
CAUTION TO PATRONS.
Inspectors in Uniform Will Be
on Duty to Protect
the Public.
CAUTION TO PATRONS.

- 0vslAs wcriA's song .susta1nse
~ ese Salr eAricsb raass In NV
- ~ ne sool!t,on q ths private
hsnhueands 81 which favored taxsOAS
osuseelIss were able 10 charge sx-
~oD>nne Harss will cone 70 . succsas-
- esnciuston Friday morning. August
L mHsn 0e new saxicab ordinance.
aaAsssaly reducing rates and Abolish
NJ private stands. goss into eject.
xSshough % definite word he's been
reeuevsa BY James q. Wallace r.. chief
e Shs Mayors Bureau Of Ncsnpss. Il
= snAsrstood to-day thss attomsyS r>p.
sOsnting csstain Of ne larger eancao
ssyDoraeIons. asastsd ~ attoeasys sso-
RoDsatlnG hotels. WILL osfors Friday.
eosk 20 snjoin ehs city from enforcing
- new ordinances. Or. waiises. how-
SVse. has tAs assurance II prsminsnt
lsWyssu sAat DE ordinance y binding
aad ehat 40 successful asht can b
wagsd a0aAnst Il. He = Srspadng 70
ssforce Il riesdiy from ne OUTSET.
Ne stiRest opposition to the new Of
linanes 10 expected from the larger no.
tsss IN the upsovn olst10s' Wnoss Isvs-
ne0 WI oe ascIecscd more msn
AAo0 ennuAny-shat oems tne sum
nov pAd ~ the ts.'eso croI..s
fee the private use os the city's streets
fep privses haekstand privileges. Some
hetsis received under ne old order Of
thing. ~ much - $4,000 each . year
fsr this privilege
~ Nno ~ -
n.".~,,
Ss ~. "I. -.
osaes 0 u.J ~
The evening world., 1913-07-28

that walsh shot him waish was locksa
up.
The evening world., 1913-07-28

Falls to Death From Roof.
visiting friends at No. LIS East
Third street. this city. Michael Schkill,
forty-two. Of No. l2 Bowery. Newark.
N. j.. went to the roof early to-day and
fell into tho street He died before the
ambulance arrived from Bellevue. Why
he went TO the roof IL not known.
The evening world., 1913-07-28
To Close Out.
BOYS WASHABLE SUITS.

500 Washable Suits in Eton, Sailor, Russiaa
or Beach Models. Navy or Cadet Blue, Tan end
All White also the new Stripes and Checks. Siss
212 to 9 years. value SIS. Z.<8
Sa5 Washable Suits with Sailor OF Eton Collar.
"a variety of materials and colors. Size to 10
years. value ass. 1sA6
100 Washable Norfolk Suits of Khaki. Navy
Blue Linen, Tan or Gray Crash, White Duck md
Poplin. Size to 16 years value to SIS. ESQ
Remaining Stock of Boys Straw Hats at
one-half regular prices.
The evening world., 1913-07-28
HOW TO BUILD A HOME
WITH YOUR FIRST $1,000

Local Associat ions Usually
"Fisuve Closer" and to
the AdvantaSs OF the
Lot Gunner, OWins to
Their "Fan. iliavityWifh
Condifions"-Rafes
Reasonable.
The evening world., 1913-07-28
Isv PAYMENTS UNDER BUILD
ING AND LOAN SYSTEM.

As q usual thing there 10 some build
Ing and loan In the vicinity Of devel
oping pbperty that can he relied upoI
10 As to make sstisfying iosnv TO tn,
man who has ti000 on hand.
Eovsvsr II there ars aoas svall-
sSls vAaeh hsvs proves absolutely
rsaAabls u were WISE thea 70
cheese some 1su knswu ieaa asss,
eaat1oa - he elty Whiek makes Q
speciality Of nsSsgs6ss fes The
smAu investor o. limited means,
vhasA VII leaa Sron - Per csat.
The evening world., 1913-07-28

n vos only Ao6 $1,000 o~d sce~teS
Q Aoms, Aes could vov 90 oboSs W
These ere the questions that confrene
the man Of modest msans u he would
have homo Of his own. havans sevso
Oi.soo cash:
vass sssaassnssss 80 : naAs
sss gsssaaS Asss ns.sy. having ~
seAss Asaast
new nasA ssaiA yreDssay sDass
ssen NJ sasaAnSs saeA AsaAAs
n ssseslaoss Win this, hsw
nusA sAsulA NJ lot eesss
Rev nusA shsui1 NJ bunaaA6
ssses
WAsss wsaaA II ~ NEST Assas.
ssas - SaiiAs
WAss y ~ aess direct nstheA
- bsgss Immediate sposasasas
In this series OF articles The Evening
Wesh vii present facts found after a.
vsstigauen In the interest Of the would
- home Suiilss. - that he may avoid
the pitfaiis dat confront the email In
vsstes Who can III afford 20 lose his
har1.sarnsd savings.
olaes ths market 10 full q various
matsstaas Tor euildinG. Il " not ths Dur.
pose Of thsss articles 10 20 specifically
int che merits Of these. but will pre-
ssat In the building plane materials OF
recognised worth
WHERE " 10 0Gsr TO 0oRhoW
MONEY ron BUILDING.
I've Dsepis write 70 The Dvseins
World - follows:
IA my dstsr and self have saved up
n.soe would like to know the name
end address Of . builder In Hacksn-
sack who would build Q house on two
iots ewn there on the payment OF the
shove sum ana take . mortgage fo1
the balance. Kindly givs Particular
IN ne columns Of The Evening World
would like TO know II you can give
me- name Of any arm that makes q
businsss Of Swing loans - ysu state
I have Q lot On the outskirts Of New
Brunswick. but within walking ais.
taaes Of city and u could ct such q
loaa would IKE to have . small insx
psnsivs homo buiit."
| ~ 10th Of these communications the
aaswsr 10 TO borrow your money. 4
possible. from song reliable building
end lean concern within the immediat,
vieisity Of yeur property.
There are various Advantage in this
Ia the hrst place. Q building and loal
association before taking . mortgsE
on . property will make IL own esti
mate a. 70 the value Of II. and tn
amount 10 be loaned will be hxed &C
ooPdlns1y. Sometimes Il happens tha
building and loan concerns may no
appraise the value Of property to you
satisfaction and according to the &C
tuai outlay by you. 10 that as large
loan a. you would like might not b
forthcoming.
II 10 ssnsrtiiy conceded that IN
building and lSaA osaratins In the In
mediate vicinity In which you a.
, building. knowing the lay Of the land
~ II were. a. to Its possibilities. &C
and hAviaE . direct knowledge OF W
I and yeur Interests. viii have a chans
] TO figure closely for you.
Personality Of the individual count
. for . good deal In borrowing money. !
4 other words. being on the premise
. they are naturally inclined to make col
cessions and perhaps arrange easy q
n silities for payments and arrang
ments generally to your advantage.
= EASY PAvMENrs UNDER sulll
:. ING AND LOAN svsrEM.
j. As q usual thing there 10 some bull
q Ing and loan In the vicinity OF dew,
|. oping pbperty that can he relied up
% 50 ss to make sstisfying ioanv TO 4
man who has ti.000 on hand.
The evening world., 1913-07-28

PROMINENT RAILROAD MAN Of Indiana his his
ID his train fifteen minutes late the oci
Asking It would possible delay TIE ceremony until