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The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-26

WASHINGTON, July -l40-Ircsilcnt Wilson to- day promised Senator Spencer republican of Missouri ua he would earnestly consider with open and impartial mnd the five proposed reservations the German peace treaty and league nations which the presented to him. The republican informed the President that he believes these reservations will harm the fundamental principles oi the league while they will tend to make the covenant more acceptable to the
 One of the reservations provides for the rcConsdcra of the Shantg settlement the earliest possible date and expresses regret that the decision made stands Another proposal presented by Senator Spencer con- the Monroe Doctne taking up the question of iIctng with provisions of the league covenant
 The three other reservations deal with certain domestic problems they presented in the treaty document such mmigration the right of congress declare ndc pendent of the league of nations and the right of America
 withdraw from the league unCondtionay Senator Spencer states he does present these reservations with view changing the basic principles of the league but merely with view of settling the dispute now on.
 PRESENTS TREATY AFTER RETURN
 WASHINGTON, July 25.-(P)-It is announced today from the White House that President Wilson does ill., tend present the senate the special treaty drawn III between the United States and France until he re turns from his speaking ol the country.
 The announcement the presentation will be accom- panied by explanatory address which will inform the sen plain what the treaty for. A resolution was introduced yesterday calling upon the President furnish the with copy of the treaty immediately Senate Robinson of Arkansas blocked the immediate consideration
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-26
MEXICANS WILL.
 ATTEMPT CATCH
 BOLD RoBBE'Re'

CARRANZA ORDERS SPECIAL EFF
 FORTS MADE TO APPREHEND
 BANDITS WHO ROBBED AMERI-
 CAN SAILORS FROM CHEYENNE,
 TO INCREASE SAFEGUARDS.
 WASHINGTON, July 25.- (Fy-The state department announces this evening that President Carranza has ordered the Mexican authorities to make special efforts to apprehend the bandits who robbed the detach- ment of sailors from the American monitor Cheyenne. CarranZa has plac- ed this matter in the hands of the Tampico officials, the announcement says, and he expects them to show some satisfactory results from their search for the robbers.
 The state department also an, nounces that the Mexican president has directed the officials at TampicC to increase the safeguards offered there for American lives and pro perty He does moi wish repetition of the trouble which occurred several days ago and intends to hold the local authorities responsible for any disorders or unlawful acts toward the Americans.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-26

The heat usually wasted after steam is generated in a residence heating plant is collected in new boiler in such a way that it can be utilized to supply additional heat.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-26
CUMMINGS SAYS
 BLOW FOR BLOW
 MUST BE GIVEN

CHAIRMAN CUMMINGS OF THE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COM. MlTTEE ADDRESSES LEADERS OF THAT PARTY IN OMAHA SOUNDS NEW PARTY SLOGAN. TIRED OF MEN CRiTlClZlNG
 WILSON ON PETTY GROUNDS DECLARES THE TIME HAS COME FOR ALL DEMOCRATS TO STAND TOGETHER AND TO PRESS EVERY ADVANTAGE AS TT Is PRESENTED TO THEM.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-26
TWELVE KILLED IN CLASH NEAR PLUME WHEN ITAI.IAz'S BREAK UP
 A MEETING OF THr JIJCCoo -t2I.EA.Y -S2LIEAYS}

I,AIBACH, Austria, July 25-H0-Thc attempt of Italian soldiers to break up meeting of ugo SaVs near Plume caused serious clash this evening n which eight of the soldiers and four ugoSlavs killed. The meeting called by the parents of Sav children to con- slider sending their offspring Croatia they would not be forced to attend Italian schools
 Learning of the mceting the Italian soldiers planned the attack with the idea of disbandng the gathering and dscour aging any similar the part of the SaVs The Italians with strong resistance when they attempted to the hall where the meeting being held, aho they eventually succeeded in scattering the Jugo Savs
 REPORTS DENIED
 PARIS, July 25.-H9-'1he officials Iabach, ugo- Sava issued strong denial today that any disorders have occurred here They declare there truth in the reports that large number of the troops stationed aback tnied and turned against the government Persistent r- are the effect that there is strong undercur- of feeling in JugoSavia for change of government and the troops deserting the army great numbers Upon these reports reaching the of the officials a bach they immediately issued their saying there is no foundation for the rumors
 VIOLENT COMBATS
 GRATZ Syria, July 25-(H)-A garrison of troops voItng at Maburg Tuesday resulted in violent combats in which persons were killed and many wounded. Marburg is approximately seventy-ve miles northeast of labac1, go Sava The revolt caused by the dissatisfaction of the troops the in which they being demobl zed They repeatedly make demands that they be released from military service early date in order that they may their homes and work but the government has been very slow in dschargng the It is feared the revolt spread to other and general uprising take place.
 SERIOUS REVOLT
 PARIS, July 25-H9-Reports received here today say that serious revolt under way in Croatia and several cascs have occurred result of the revolution men said be foot for the separation of Croatia from Serbia and the establishment of independent republic So far the revolt is reported be confined to the Croatan m
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-26
GERMANS PLOT ID DEFRAUD UNITED STATES
SIXTY GERMANS ARE ARRESTED
 BY AMERICANS

OFFICERS OF INTELLIGENCE BRANCH OF THE ARMY PLACE GERMANS UNDER ARREST UUNS ARE RESIDENTS OF co. LOGNE. BERLIN, ETC.
 WERE PLOTTING TO DEFAUD
 GOVERNMENT OF LARGE SUM GERMANS PLANNED TO BEAT AM. ERICA OUT OF MILLIONS OF MARKS BY ELIMINATING COM PETITION AT AUCTIONS OF AM GNICAN ARMY SUPPLIES.
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-26
WILSON PROMISES TO CONSIDER
 FIVE PROPOSED RESERVATIONS

WASHINGTON July 2 G2 Ir~jb Wilson N~nr . 4al ! a T l
The daily Alaska citizen., 1919-07-26
OUR SLOGAN IS
 QUOTED BEFORE
 THE COMMITTEE
REPRESENTATIVE ALBERT JOHN, SON OF WASHINGTON USES THE DAILY CITIZENS SLOGAN IN URGING THE APPROPRIATIONS FOR THE RAILROAD.
SLOGAN IS THE CAUSE OF
 MUCH PRAISE FOR ALASKA

WESTERN REPRESENTATIVE Is A MEMBER OF THE HOUSE COMMITTEE ON TERRITORIES WHICH Is CONDUCTING HEAR NC ON RAILROAD MEASURE
The Washington times., 1919-04-08
ND. SEEKS SEARCH
AND SEIZURE ACT

BALTIMORE April s.-'The, Mary
land Legislature win be asked 70 pass
a "seaFeh-and- seizure act at its next
session, DR.. George W. crabbe, super
intendent OF the Maryland Anti-sa-
loon League. announces.
Or. Crabbe states, however, that
neither he nor any member OF the
league have any Intention OF violating
the rights OF a private home Phe
Jaw they advocate will have to do
with the searching OF public stores.
garages, livery stables, and such pub
lie places. where there Is reason TO
believe liquor Is sold
The league, DR.. Crabbe says. has no
Intention OF interfering with the
stocks. Of LIQUOR laid Up in homes OF
citizens for private use.
The Washington times., 1919-04-08
DR., REED, SPECIALIST

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The Washington times., 1919-04-08
Classified Real Estate Advertising
FOR SALE-HoUSES

FOR sALE-Price. $4,000, on r street: a
splendid h-me :%r the money; gix-EoOm
ing front and rear porches hot-w9ter heat,
and a garage. II house Of this price
and character interests you, let US shoS
you the house promptly before Il il sold
BOSS 4 PHELPS, lac, 1895 4 q. nv
FOR sALE-Price, 1890; can be sold N
terms Of $3.50 cash and easy monthly pt y
mentg In the Massachusetts, Avenue Heights
section west of Wisconsin avenuei q nsU
two-story and attic sIx-room house, ali ef
the rooms unusually large. 'front.' ana rear
por.hes, large lot. Entirely modern.
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc, 1905 H 81. NV.
FOR sALE-PTice, 1890, on Park road
near 18th street; a good buy and . most
convenient situation for a home; q three
story bay window. brick house, eight rooms
and bath, hye bedrooms. steam neat. : Oc-
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc, 140s II st. NV.
FOR sALE-Price, $3.50, between 18TH
and 14th streets on the Hetghts;s com
parativsly new six-room brick house haY-
ing hot-WateF heat, electric lights, front
and rear porches. This iS a 20 #. house.
box type and there are few houses OF thus
style 30 convenient to 18th Street car line.
BOSS a PHELPS, Inc, 1905 II st. NV.
FOR SALE-PTice, $3.50, in BrookIand-
an attractive modern suburban home built
by present owner who ig Offering for sale
in order to purchase larger property. Thers
front and rear porcheg. Heated with hot
water. There Is large lot. poultry yard
ana garden-pOgge88lon.
BOSS a PHELPS, Inc, 1905 II 81. NV.
FOR SALE-Price, $3.50, IN Columbia
Heights. convenient to nth and 1lth Street
car lines; a six-room brick house having
hot-water heat. and tWo-story rear
porches. Can be sold on easy terms or VIII
BOSS 4 PHELPS. Inc, 1905 H st. nv.
FOR sALE-Price, $3.50, in Chevy Chase
a brand new house that cannot be du-
plicated for anywhere near this price.
There are two stories and attic with two
baths on second Moor. heated With vapor,
having front and fear porches. Especially
selected fixtures and attractive decorations
There is room for a garage. Immediate
possession. -4..- 'f
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc, 1905 H ST. NV.
FOR sALE-Price, $3.50, IN Mt. Pleasant
close to 18th Street-a very reasonable
price Tor this house; there are eleven
rooms, two baths, steam heat and electric
hghtG .First-elass location for home
an1 good house for renting rooms.
BOSS q PHELPS. Inc, 1905 II 81. NV.
FOR sALE-Price, s.. 900. on R strsst in
Bloomlngdale; . good square and q we'll
built house tWo-story six-rOom and
bath brick house having hot-water heat
and good yard TO paved alley. Reasonable
terms made.
BOSS & PHELPS. Inc. 1905 H st. NV.
The Washington times., 1919-04-08
spEcIAL NoTIcEs

Save on Window Shades by
Our FactoTy-to-Cu Customer Plan.
THE SHADE SHOP, Tpss Tss I2sa s;yr "a.
W. stokes sAlEEosts. PEopnstor.
The Washington times., 1919-04-08

EVERY CUSTOMER a BOOSTER.
Ample Proof Of Our Quality Cars.
1913 Chalmers, 7-pRSG. touring. .tl,40
1917 Chalmers, duplex speedSter.. 500
1913 Chalmers, 7-passengeF, in perfect
condition. Takes a new car guar
1918 National Phaetou; excellent. 2,lS0
Chalmers. model 2s-B; very good. SSe
COMBS MOTOR COMPANY,
Phone North 7i0I. 1914 v St y. ".
The Washington times., 1919-04-08
FOR SALE-HOUSES
LOOK OVER THIS LIST OF WELL
LOCATED BARGAINS.

800 will buy q 1:-room house on Cor
| ooran street. between 18th and 18th. This
| - much less than the amount originally
loaned on it, 1t is owned BY an out-of-
town concern. who will dispose Of Il at
this low price to a quick buyer
s-rOom dwelling; lot 2RxllO; 15-ft alley;
an opportunity to locate in the central
section at . low figure.
t.ooo-P st.. near Sth: rooms; lot
2ZxlSS.
psf. west of Dupont circls: Iov-priesd,
to settle an estate; $500 will buy Il;
three stories and cellar; rooms and bath
.. Is.h S s.;: near n n, y; $3.50; 49,; stories.
st., near Is.h; . stories, 10 rooms; /.
for a house in this choice location; G.sOO.
$1,000. modern house near lat ana U;
? stories cellar. rooms, tiled bath, hot.
wafer heat; frst-class condition.
5000, will buy one Of the best con-
Vtruettd and best arranged houses in the
BIoomingdals section, near 1st and v; 2
stories, cellar, attic: 3 rooms deep on each
aoor; hot-water heat; two. Btairways. II
you. want a bargain. inspect this house.
'3s,5po-west Of 18th St; 2 stories a. d
cellar, s reoms. tiIed bath. hotvater heat,
electric lights; frontage Of % feet.
S5,250--A particularly attractive house
on v st., between North Capitol and 1st (;
stories and cellar; Z rooms, tiled bath,
hot-water heat; lot 1sxl44; wide alley.
35,eeo-New York ave. NV, near r..
Capitol st.; we'll constructed; . stories eEd
cellar; lot 2Ox1oL
EL75O-Near North Capitol at.. in the
Blooming6ale section; new. modern and
attractive; lot sex1oo. ~
$500 will buy. a 3-story. 1o-rOon dwell
Ing near 10th and sts., renting for $40
per month.
STONE & FAIRFAX. 1912 n Z. ave. N W.
The Washington times., 1919-04-08
WANTED-WAREH0USES

WAREHOUSE WANTED-Spaee to store s
cars Of bulky merchandise; must be on
railroad siding; will rent. lease OF buy 800
y Y ave N w. NATIONAL REALTY
COMPANY. Main 1907. l-lO'
The Washington times., 1919-04-08

GOOD investment, 12-rOoHl house, made
in four apartments, on 9Th 81. y. w;
will sell or exchange by owner for an g.
room house on Capitol Hill. Line. SB72,
or call. lz4 Sth q. 8. z. 1-1Zs
The Washington times., 1919-04-08

SPECIAL BARGAIN AF LINDEN, Nd,
ten minutes walk TO electric and steam
decorated; outbuiidings: stone spring
house; hnest drinking water: nearly fivs
acres under cultivation; all kinds small
fruit and RppleS; stream water through
place; plenty OF shade. ThiS Is certainly
great chance for some one. See Us at
once. CHAS. d. FOWLER, $40 F 1t. n. W.
COLCMBIA PLACE.
Several war workers with families wish
ing to build AZ Columbia Place, washing
tons Garden Suburb" will give first lien
notes bearing interest at per cent, Sc
cured by Deed o. Trust on real estate We
can place amounts OF $500 up TO 5000 on
this basis and will undeFwrite the loan
guaranteeing prompt payment Of interest
aud principal We lose l per cent in this
transaction, but We help the war worker
and get our money back in enhanced
property values. Write US for particulars.
COLUMBIA LAND CO., Room 4, Southern
building. Washington, D. c. Phone Main
1875: mh21-f
The Washington times., 1919-04-08
SUBURBAN PROPERTY

For sale cheap, % acres sub
urban ground, unimproved,
near Lanham, Prince George
county, Md. CLIFFORD N.
SMITH, First st. and Indiana
ave. NV. ID
The Washington times., 1919-04-08

MISS ARNEBERG,
~..,, Tpeatu1ent and NanicuTing. HouFA
N 10 ,. m sos ~ -. N W. l06A
a. - mh21-3ot
The Washington times., 1919-04-08
ATTENTION

ATTENTION
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representative call on you. We VII
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simply want 20 show you how 90
intelligent force can bO applied "a
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The Washington times., 1919-04-08

- TNDIAN-HnTe ySU seen him? LOOk
- hf11 IN Eunday.1 personal, and call ~
~ INDIAN HERB SHOP, l726 fth Il
- W. 1lS11-S1L
The Washington times., 1919-04-08
FOR SALE-HoUSES

THEM. SEND FoR A CoMPLETE LIST:
Hsar sth aud East Capitol; an s-rOOm
dwelling, hot-0ater heat; % feet front
s,Plss5nSdid eOnditioni everything up-tO-dats;
5th street near East cApitol-A splendid
heat; 22xsS to an alley; Ss,5ee.
bath. Sot.Taisr heat; lot si1ss $500 Sf. 900. -no
srd Street near B. s. e. a I4-room
SNelling, nsy plumbing, baths, hot-Watsr
heat; only $3.50. Z -,r.--.... 80 --.,,--.
Isth street near Lineoln Park-A veil
rSoms Nnd Bath ,ssSSstS, seSEiS Snd sslISFF
sleeping porch; 5000. - -.
stories; rooms! very attfaOtitei $500
A very attractive. dwelling on Kentucky
cellar; rooms tiled bath. hot-water heat !;
A desirable corner residence. Kentucky
ssgs Of 50 feet; immsdiats possession; !;
2 stcris. and CELLAR; reception haIl, hot.
water heat. couersts walks; only $1,000.
$3.50. a low price for tSis attractive
home on g Ct. S. E.; 2 stories and cellar;
8 9P'TH r9oTS and bath, SAID to be in perfect
"a, ;iGF!s, ,.E. :. AT To quick buyer tn. owner
ssS; s: stree; s:s t5t .:-.s
North Caroline Avenue s. T.. near sth
st; 2 stories and cellar; rooms; up-to-
date bath room, hot-vatsr heat; frontage
$3.50; conyspIsnt to the Navy ya,d; 2
stories and cellar; rooms and bath; hot
bath; lot ssSil5G $ 'tpodsrn DiaimbiSs. hSsin' ana
Very near Lincoln Park: practically new;
two stories and cellar; large tiled bath,
hot.Eatsr heat; heat; electric liEhts; colonial
poAGAb GsBpeVs
Near arc ST. and A-An out-of-town
threeSstory dwelling; hot-Water hea:;
choice location.
A most desirable property near 7th and
b; stories and cellar; four rooms deep
ond noor: hot-water heat; lot s6xisS;
garage; $500.
on each door; hot-Wster heat; ST.eso.
$500 each; two neat dWeliinE5:' on C
Street ~. e.; stories and cellar; 20 feet
front; modern plumbing; convenient to the
Union Station; stories: lot 1s1loO. Easy
$3.50 each; three neaT brick Dwellings
on q street: each z roems and bath; fur
nane heat; frontsEe Of % feet
G Street N. E, near Sth; 2 stories and
cellar; rooms and bath; furnace heat;
lot 30 feet deep to an alley, $500.
$3.50 each. Practically new; , stories
payments. Convenient to cars In n. z.
section.
$3.50; a coy brick dwelling on an Ave
hue N. E: stories and cellar: 20 feet
'front.' electric lights; good condition.
East Capitol: brick dwelling; stories
and cellar; possession.
East Capitol rear sth St 8 rooms and
bath; lot 1875; $3.50.
East Capitol St., a nodsrn house: .
Eatsr heat; house in ins condition; pos
session can be hao, ..
An attractive corner on eth Street n. e;
stories apo ceilar; Z rooms T,ll.i tlsd bath;
lot;WatSeT S5' SeaL' eIsesriG hEnts; hardwood
,siisf rooms % ana bath hotEssss SSss hsat sRH
Easy terms.
corner near sth 81 and East CspItsl;
stories and cellar; steam heat; hne con-
iition; only $4,000.
$3.50; sth Street y. E.: 6 rooms. tiled |
,ath; hot-water heat; lot loS to a l5-foot |
Illey.
81, ,0o0: lIth st. near East Capitol Very
lttra actiVe; stories and cellar; hot-Water |
ieat; colonial porches; lot 1910.
STONE & FAIRFAX,
1342 New York Ave.
Bungalow Headquarters
.r nm. e. ooo CASH Sso ESup NToNrrry
The Washington times., 1919-04-08

5000: llth st. near East Capitol. Very
attFa actiVe: = stories and cellar: hot-Water
heat; colonial porches; lot 1910.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1919-05-02

The Herald for two river plantations
located in Louisiana, within forty
miles Of Vicksburg, I offer the Area
dian nlaces which / hope will, in q
lesser degree, fulfill some Of the re-
puirements specified in the adver-
tisements.
These lands are located in q forest
primeval. The murmuring oaks and
the cypress bearded with moss in
garments green, stand like druids OF
old on ground that is high and fer
tile. The lands are well drained and
there are no low places nor marsh
es. The Objectionable grasses no long
er. grow on the dark rich sandy loan
and the buckshot. There. are no
poor spots nor land where the drain
age is not perfect. Exsctly sixty pei
cent ID in . high stats 'of eultiva'
ton and the rsmainlR IN virgin
tinlDeE. xhe siAnt go ~ thsl1
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1919-05-02

Two Louisiana, Delta Cotton Planta.
tons. One Tract, 500 to 1000
Acres. Another Tract, 1000 to
5000 Acres. Wish to Trade Direct
with Owner.
I Wish:
/. Well improved Louisiana Delta
Cotton Plantation, within 40 miles Of
Vicksburg, Mississippi, near railroad,
on deep bayou or river.
2. At least 60 per cent must be in
cultivation.
8. The balance in virgin timber, to
cut s miles or better merchantable
logs ian claims Of amodht timber
win Be verified by timber expert.)\
4. All lands, in cultivation and in
timber, must Be high and naturally
well drained. No waste spots on
swamps. No worn out land wanted.
3. eoil must b buemhet, g dar1
! rioh sandy lea8. Ne HGht 6na1y ~
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1919-05-02

where there is no writing on the
stamps even though the cards have
not been written thereon. 1t is evil
dent that these INSCRIPTIONS dealers
intend to soak the stamps off the
cards which have the names written
thereon, and fix them to new cards
for the purpose Of redemption.
The wording Of all circulars which
have been received by me are so SIM
liar as to make it evident that the
inspiration" came from the same
source; e. l., those offers are from
people who are either acting as agent
for the same concern or have an
agreement with the same concern to
take their purchases at specified
price.
These transactions are not only IL
LEGAL, - the stamps are BY law nom
negotiable, but are sWindling IN char.
astsr - TIE original puzshassr ~
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1919-05-02
WARNING TO WAR SAVINGS
INVESTORS

A strong word Of warning and ad-
vice to War Savings Investors was
issued in an interview given by r. L.
Ian Zandt, Governor Of the Federal
Reserve Bank, Of Dallas. Mr.. Van
Zandt said:
Ny attention has been called by
the Secretry Of the Treasury to the
fact that several persons and firms
in this District are sending out cir
culars offering to buy War Savings
Stamps It greatly reduced prices,
ranging from three dollars and sew
snty cents for the 1919 issue. to four
dollars and seventy cents for the
1918 issue. Each Of the offers spe-
eify that registered stamps win not
- yprehnssd, bat that looss stamps,
q - = epsts Nh - pusshassd.
Tensas gazette. [volume] (St. Joseph, La.) 1886-current, 1919-05-02
SIMPLE FACTS ABOUT THE VIC.
TORY LIBERTY LOAN

There are two kinds Of notes being
issued. Both mature in three or four
years, a. the Government chooses
later.
The first kind win bear ~ Per
cent interest yearly, payable every
six months. These are free from any
State and local taxes, except estate
and inheritance taxes, and ars alse
free from the normal Federal Income
taxes.
The second kind bear 3x Per cent
interest and are free from taxatien -
the others are, but in addition are
free from supsr-taxss and every
other form Of TAXATION, exespt ~
usual sstats and inheritance taxes.
Notes Of either kind can b chang
Noes Of either kind en- -
changed for those of the othsr iasne
at the wish Of ths buyer.
The notes Of both series win -
dated and biar interest from nay
20, 1919, and ~in naturs e Nay
20, 1898. Interest Win b paya1ee
on December IL, 1919, and aftse 1T
ON June IL and December Is, and q
maturity. The dates upon which pay-
ments win b required on IT, netes
are q follows:
Ten percent with application - q
bsforsj - 10.
Ten per cent on July Is.
Twenty per cent on August e.
Twenty per cent on Ssptsmbsr Q.
Twenty per cent ON October 2.
Twenty per cent on November II.
with accrued interest on deferred m
stallmets.
Payments can b made on Nay 60
the ten per cent required with sppli-
cation having been duly paid On o.
before May 10. Payments can b
completed ON ANY MSTALLHENT
DATE with accrued interest.
This accrued interest b Tie money
you refund the Government On e.
count Of the fact that Il pays yes
interest on the fun amount. II yeuz
Bond from May 20. whereas Il doe
not have the use Of your money IN
til you have paid the last installmsnt
This amounts to very little Of course
These notes Vim b issued IN d
nominations Of $50, 500. $500
$1,000. $4,000, $10,oe0. $4,000
and 100000.