The Washington times., 1919-03-20
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aIf tlat 'rEasy MONEY Club man
ffor ne Times 1fayes ,Nhyyof those
lasly collars afo9nd heFsssit . go
ing 10 cost him some money" Or. j.
aYaIamsn, the Congress Heights drug
glst,l told friends who were in his
store discussing the Easy Money
thatshas been ffoating about town.
Each night DR.. Waldman has been
checking up every dollar bin that he
took in during the day. 1t has be-
come a regular incident OF his day s
program. he said today.
Just before beginning his evening 5
work OF checking up last night he
got q copy OF The Times and read
where the Easy Money Club" man
had been to his store and spent a
dollar bill
Diving into the pile, he soon ex-
tracted bill No. b 22O38622 A.
DR.. waidman took the bill to The
Times today and carried away a fiver
IN its place.
Thought He Was the Gas Man.
F. H. Keller. OF 62I Quincy street
northwest. a clerk in the Washington
Gas Light Company, mistook Mr..
ponohue for an employe Of the gas
company the other day.
1T was this way" Keller explained
when he brought bill 2OO7O74I A
into The Times to be cashed. "I was
g. my window when a lady came up
end paid her bill. Standing next to
her was a gray-haired man. He
cooked at the lady's receipt, turned to
me, and said: Mr. Keller, will you
change me a dollar I gave him the
change. thought nothing of il, and
. h. Ill In Z
looked in The Times and found that
the Easy Money msn had been to
my window. 1 was positive the dol
lar had left my hands. but decided to
look. The fifth bill in my till had the
same number as one in The Times"
Keller says he will change dollar
bills for any and all people from The
Times. and do IL more than gladly, he
Gays.
Mrs. Reba Tilton. that CHEEKY little
person who dispenses smiles and sup
plies from the supply room down at
the POstoffice Department building
on the Avenue, was singing as SHE
went about her work today, and she
had every visitor joining in the
chorus.
There were a lot of visitors, too
They all had a question to ask: "Did
you really get it,
She exhibited A new So note in an
swer to their common query.
II was the 50 she got in exchange
for a 81 bill. You see, she is a mem
ber of The Times Easy Money Club"
She Joined yesterday. using dollar bill
No. Il 3O7047O as her card of admis-
sion.
When Mrs. Titon smiled her way
into the editorial room Of The Times
Yesterday afternoon she walked right
I'D to the managing editor and said:
We'll here ! am; where's my five?'
The VI. L. wrote an order on the
cashier for S5. gave it to the smiling
visitor. who shortly was So richer
than when she walked in.
Wei, what do you think Of that"
she exclaimed. 1--WE been trying for
so many years | can't remember to
win something at some of these easy
money schemes. Do you know,
often thought no one ever got any
thing this way. Still. l always had
a lot of fun working at them.
Down at the Postofflce Department
We have been looking over every dol
lar bill we got TO see If we had any
bearing a lucky number. ! almost
collapsed when / got one.
"One of the men there had his
whole salary, changed into dollar
bills, hoping he would get a lucky
one. He didn't though, and I did.
at have had II two or three days.
I did not cash it in, because wanted