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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21
A Very Dry Spot Way Up
In the Andes Mountains

range from a hy-on withent pay
for IS days to discharge.
The company employs a police
force OF perhaps one hundrel nHn
and some Of these officers ARD A.
signed to patrol the b-rdern of me
property to spot booteHgfna.
The usual method foIiowea an
the cas- OF the approach OF li4ncr-
iauen suspects IL to permit the
latter to set foot on the properly.
then to halt them. subject them 10
search. seize and destroy ANY
liquor found. then to expel .tns
vioiators from the company lard
The surveillance In strict. q
only on one occasion has there
been considerable bloodshed IN the
enforcement OF prohibition ana
that occurred a few years ago when
drunken bootleEgers fired o. me
police. Several men on both ridss
were killed.
The rule applies 10 everye1c.
from the general manager doWu 10
the poorest day laborer.
The company operates a welfare
department. provides a gymnasium.
clubs for men. movies and ofhxr
forms Of recreation.
There is nothing 20 prevent en-
ployes from leaving the properly
for a trip 10 the nearby town q
Rsncagaa OF TO Santiago n oaupis
% hours from tue hitter place. and
they may drink a. much a. thej
can buy away from the mines.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21
GOWN

one OF the latest Innovations Of
Paris l. the phoaphoreseent arsss
II IL obtained by Arranging tiny
electric bulbs on material that has
q luminous quality. The sffact.
when the bulbs are LIGHTED. is
startling
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21

ter Eunice born two months ago.
whom lac has never seen.
Lon counters with tho statement
he was lurFcd out Of their home
last Move nhcr and has remained
away because the house belonged
10 Mrs Lee, "a rift from her father.
The golf expert says be always
stayed az home evenings
Ccrtsinly hr did reptiles Mira
J ee. Why tecaure h. would
spend an day on the links coue
home lute for dinner AMI then he
10 tired he would 80 10 bed cd s 30
a clock.
The Lees were married lu t9it.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21
World uide Hunt for Ambrose Small, Toronto Millionaire
who Mysteriously Disappeared, to be Reneped on Big Scale
Insist Police
Have Not Prosecuted
Hunt With Vigor;
Puzzled Over Wheth-
err He Was Kidnapped,
Slain or Fled
By Nisa Service

By NEt Service
TORONTO. Can. April 2O.-The
world wide search for Ambros.
J,-eph Small. millionaire Toronto
chain-theater owner. again has
come To the front.
New developments Indicate that
another search for the nnsaing
magnate may be undertaken-a
search sven more comprehensive
aud spectacular than the one that
followed Smairs mysterious dlsap-
~peafnncc. %
Small dropped out Of the world
December 2, 1919. Toronto polio.
Immediately started a rea.ch.
They sent circulars Offering vast
rewards to police In every civiIiz-
ed nai ion. they sent officers on
trips through tn. whole North
american continent. they even
consulted PROGRESSED psychics-
all In vain.
Then came a luii. II seemed that
the case of Ambrose Small was 10
be added to the list Of unsnivcd
police mysteries.
New Ehrmrnf In Case
hut noN a new element has been
injected into the case.
Gertrude u Florence. the two
1919 ~ 'hf missing miliionntre
ue'iaie M pohce nave not prose
tutsu the search with enough Nlgor
an. thor"ushness
Nnu e.u.vh otani attorney for
me Two sisters. says he will ask the
attorney general to open a new
p.on a ltons ne ~ satisfied VIII
reveal the a I OF the missing mag
nate
Meanwhile Mrs Theresa Small.
we wiie-or perhaps the widow
" me missing man mas spent vast
sum- 10 nin u ponce
Ihus the whole case has been
purnsn 10 y Tore. fohce are re-
fo"ink .he uisapPcarancc Itself
anu the s'afsh mat Followed.
fiow hc hhsnpiNared
her. " the story
= fortune at the lime OF
NE uisappsarance en- TO have
Deen ss'soo ooO. Tie controlled 90
'heaters IN canada.
oh u afternoon OF Dec. 2, 1919,
ne put Dig ththtricai
Se"l Involving tl,oVO,eoO Then
~. ietl TOT nome where he had told
"l. ShhnH ne would Jake dlnn"r
WIN het at 80.
ile Stopped 70 y a newspaper
rom his newsboy.
ne entered a harecf shop TO be
navel py a barocr moss services
nc "lways preferred both barber
ahu hsM-poy nave signed nthdhN-
~ INNS OF th'if last thih WIN
''"" .
49, "" i.it ms barber small
s~nhisn.n' hes not SINCE been
"'vp .,....,.
o"ns ne kidnapped
Vt uiu ne
Nha' Shows
I"llc. uo no, Know but mere are
~ ss"ttet"h OF evidence
'hss nave
shorty an.r snlAiIs disappear
ahce John boughty MS ~ecfctnf
also U.S. he was arrested
" he L. now serving Time
TOT me lhett OF sivA'voo IN bonds,
'iha,Ir put ne conlh MOI
se airectly win snialIs
ulshppehrhhce
oih~r mysterious ciews are; -.
y letters OF u. Friend
rhese Wefe sent 10 colonel hlch-
ara , fthife, an attorney IN.
writer proies-sa ne could ie'l
tiers led 20 nothing.
/ The story OF AlfIeO ElNOn. care
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21

time 90 affect the volume Of coal
stored this year.
what Hoover IN demanding of
the men conducting the study u
not q hasty report. bat a repor, IN
tho basis OF which the government.
coal operators. miners and users of
coal may be able to pull together
TO solve conditions. such a. have
contributed TO the present coal
strike.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21

CLOVER Wis. May 90 United
Iressi Win tho tnx rate 81 eNnu
ana with sfApoo d doesn't know
what 20 do with, this city rocsaiiy.
Nuird ~ iiild The only caneft9e
road in the county. outside uf fht
citt Of Stevens Point The WORK
sud construction ~ the road VIII
be- raid tor pat of the surplus funds
ln the town treasury and the taA
rats viii not be- increased.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21

psnitentiarf he has 4 snaaii CANDY
store whtfn he teiis nnft trIIH1
and candy 60 pflaon4I8. 4<<. A.
said ~ have q suoslahtznl 1on4
nccoant.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1922-05-21

OTTAWA. Ontario According
20 The Labor Gazette. there was g.
further decline IN the rosi ~ living
in Caundn during March Tho nv
arafe q - q family hudest 81 ~
staple foods IN 90 citiys was down
"a i0tf 90 compared with sioGi
~ February t1aea for March
.i92t; fides FOR March 1890, and
tf.ss Tor March. lell.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-23

that he CDaueherty) had had any con-
ncction with the Morse pardon-only
20 be confronted later with a copy OF
tho contract.
Senator Ceraway charged that Mr..
pausherty and Mr.. Fielder became
aware that the Department OF Justice
learned after tho Morse commutstio
that the President had been imposed
upon and WAS the victim OF con
splracy" and the two attorneys were
afraid the case would bc rcopened.
That was the chief reason Mr.. Morse
had not been sued, said Caraway.
lie also charged that DIR. A. J., Fow-
Ter. the prison physician. party 20
tho Morse release and who had said
Nlvse had Pright's disease when he
did not" recently has been reappoint-
cd a- prison physician at Atlanta by
Attorney General DauFhertv.
Rut one Republican replied TO Sens
tor Carawsy yesterday and his allie.
cations were received almost In silence
although the air was tense In the Sen.
ate. Senator Moses. Republican o.
New Hampshire. claimed tho attacks
were inspired by partissnshlp, but
Senator Csrswsy quickly denied this
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-23
CHALLENGE FUND REPORT.
Presbyterians Declare II is
Stimulating Great Interest
in Education.

Ry Associated Press to Every Evening
Dos Moines. Ia. MAY 2s.-"Chrietian
education holds the KEY 90 the civiiiza-
ton 81 the future WAS declared in
the annual report OF the Presbyterian
General Board Of Education. present
ed today 20 the General Assembly OF
the Presbyterian Church In the United
States Of America. by the general
secretary. Or. Edgar =. Hill OF New
York.
This Is the end Of the second year
Of the Challenge Fund Of the board
for sss .o0o. 900 10 be raised In eight
yenr produced 35.oss,ooo. The last
twelve months added more than So
600 900. demonstration beyond doubt
she value OF Challenge Fund in
stimulating financial campaigns for
education
During the year 70s students pre-
pairing for full-time Christian service
had been given scholarship aid. The
average amount of S137s3. totaling
ss7.3l0 Most Of this was for min
isterial students. Rotary loans
! hinouhuilN 10 soo,sEo were DISTRIBUTED
among 1Is students. From the SOL
diers and sailors fund. S2s,o47 was at
lotted 20 133 students.
1 A total OF lois students thus re-
ceived aid from the board TO the
amount of s151.7s. Notwithstanding
l72 had 20 quit college because OF
failing resources. Larger funds arc
needed by the hoard for fhfs xrorl,
Student enrolment in Presbyterian
colleges has been larger than ever
before
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-23
DEATRA

'OssApOON In Newark. Del on Nav
~ 1922. Rev. Daniel y. Cossshoon.
scrviccs AZ the residence OF nj. .on-in.
law Albert g leiser. Main street, New.
prk Del On "Wednesday, May 20. a,
I to clock advanced tinaeN fnterm~nt
private at Riv~rvisw cemetery
nTNtlN On MAY y. 1922. Ccctu. NJ
daughter ~ James ' aud Mary q
nevln. IN her 2sd wear
Relatives and friends are invited 20 at
tend tho funeral from her parents rest
dence 2iii Riddle street Union PARK
Gardens On FRIDAY morning MAY %
~ cloch solemn requicm mass At
lnterment az Cathedral cemetery
~ MARE IN this city, on Nav ~
lp22 'armine ntNlare, aged a. years
Relatives. friends, Wilmington Police
,S sss', Il f.do rT0e 81 NsESlc .,m hn
Giuseppe Msgyinl the Ctttatini Italiani
benevolent order OF Pioneers Father Ney,
invited 90 attend the funeral from HIS late
Residence, 2os West seventh street on
wedncsdnesdsy morning AZ O'Clock. city
Ss' f '4's %s krcs ~ r s.s.
ter, Remains may he viewed after
o'clock Tuesday evening
HAiLAN In this city, on MAY p 1922
Mary widow OF Charles IA is,n
Relatives and friends are respectfully in
yt,ed 70 attend the funeral serv.ces At
on wetnc.isy afternoon. May -. At 4 40
O'Clock lntcrment private At Whining
ton and hrsndy~ine cemctery
HANSON Az Richardson Park, Del on
May 20, 1922, Sarah v wife 81 The
late William Hanson. ascd 20 wears
Relatives and friends are Invited 10 At
tend the funeral services AZ her late red.
dcncr ia Point Road and Howard stree,
on "Wednesday afternoon at clock. VII.
minston time. lnterment at snvcrhrook
cemetery.
iopn--At nocsc.sin, Del: on Firth
Kels,ivc. and friend. are invit.d 10 n
send the funeral services on tho Fourth
Dan 9s,h ns2a from tho rcadcnce o
house Al O'Clock standard time In
torment 81 Hcckcssin Trolley leavins
kenneth square and brnndy~inc spring,
o. ! o'clock viii be met
NhRvEL,-on May q, 1924 Fila Rcb-cc,
Relatives snd friends are invited 20 At
tend the funeral services at her lat o. 81.
dcnce stanton. Dol on WEDNESDAY
"a az : O'Clock standard time
mcnt - James 4. y. cemetery. ~.
port
pi.uMliNE On May q. 1922 Sarah. wifi
~ John rumlinc
Relatives aud friends are invited % at
tend funeral W ednesdsy, 2 y m. From
cemetery Friends may call Tuesds,
evening
WELLER In this city, on May 20
1872 Helena g Weller n~c JOYCE
Relatives ana friends are invited TO AZ
?ss French street on Friday morning :
y clock Requiem mace at So Mary
Church. lntcrmont at Cathedral GENE
terry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-23
DAUCHERTY As MORSE
L|DERATOR IS SHOWN
Promised Big Fee. Senator
caraway Alleges in Letter
Making Charges.

Washington. May 7s--Mak1ns good
IN h~ promise that further docu-
mentary evidence would be rcsd into
the record. Senator Caraway of Ar
kansas, returned to hie attack on
Attorney General DauKherty In the
Senate yesterday. He produced
hotter fuom Thomas r. Fielder. New
York aud Atlanta lawyer. which he
said demonstrated that Mr.. paushcrV
aud Mr.. Fielder had bcen parties 10
"a conspiracy against the govern
mcnt" IN obtaining communication OF
sentence for Charles w Morse.
senator Cnrawpy charged that
knowledge that there had been a con-
splracy had prevented Messrs. paugh-
erty and Fielder from suing Mr.. Morse
after his liberation from the Atlantis
renitentiary 20 recover unpaid por-
tlons of the fee.
That In addition 20 the sas 900 con-
,rscted fee and tho $1,000 20 go 70
Mr., paugherry, Mcr~~ had promised
tho two men 100000 III YOU will get
mo out. ." and "tll make you rich. too"
was charged by the Arkansas Sena-
tor
He put two documents into the Con-
sressional Record. one wa. letter
from y. l.. Seeley. one-time Atlanta
publisher. who @id ne had taken a
phllanthrcpic interest in the Morse
casc and had engaged Mr.. Fielder ne
NJ. attorney when the pardon at
tempts were instituted Mr.. Seelcy
expressed regret that tho fec had not
boon paid. and concluded. II trust Mr.
Morse viii pay YOU. but after - long
time arg frank 20 say that n nc
doesn't. you should compel him n
possible" rhl. letter 10 Mr.. Fielder
was dated October rs. 1917.
Tho sccond document was a 5000.
word ietter from Mr.. Fielder 20 Leon q
bailey. New York lawyer. revicwins
Mr., fclder~ entire connection with the
Mcrsc ca~r. how tho communication o,
sentence WIS obtained from rves,dcn,
Tart. and saving that D~ugherty ant
fclder alone were responsible for ob.
tanning clemoncy. Friends of Mr.
naughcrty believe that he VIII maxi,
n statement within tho next 20 or 4,
hours on tho Morse episode
Senator Caravay again referred I,
the denial by Sonstoe Watson OF IN.
dana. on behalf ~ Mr.. Dsurhcrt,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-23

The for pretty linen dresses and they
going TO be quite in demand Offered here AZ nsppy
new models in pink, TAM blue, henna and Every
exclusive pretty models for your selection.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-23

WELLER In this city, on MAY 20
1872 Helena & Weller (n~~ joyce
Relatives ana friends are invited TO at
tend the funeral from her late residence
?,s French street. on Friday morning a,
y q clock Requiem maze at So MARY s
Church. lntormont at Cathedral ceme-
trfk
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-23
Double Panel Petticoats

Fine quality white satin double panel shadow proof Petit
These pcttcoas represent values 10 81 o. the kind
you'll need with that light dress skirt This assort
ment includes all lengths at csc.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-23

LAndricourt sous -Coucy, France
May a3.-Impressive ceremonies mark
ed the dedication here Sunday Of
the now church bell, given TO this war
torn village IN honor OF the American
soldier poet Alan Seeger. by the
Poetry Society Of America, through
the American committee for devastat-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-23

With US will be Miss Besse Presnell,
an expert corsetiere of the International
School Of Scientific Corsetry.
Miss Presnel will explain why front
lace corscts are preferred--why they
give women . pretty hack--support
the sbdomen-are easily adjusted. All
In plain sight, she will explain the four
exclusive features of 'LA CAMILLE"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-23
Many Specials Offered in the Downstairs Store

Washable Ripplette in woven stripes
DOC values, offered at 2Sc.
SO inch Percales that are the finest
qualities special S yards for $1.O0.
New are these fancy striped Couch
Covers. fun size, 81. 25vAlues at 81 80.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-23

Additional death nossces rUcoi vpd TOO v te
for TIN. column VII b. found on FtNnnctnl
Haa,
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-23

Beautiful are these new lowered
Crepes, in fine quality, offered at 30c I'D.
Imported Japanese Crepe, offered
very special at 3 yds for 3l.0o.
Beautiful Msdrsa Shifting with silk
stripes, last colof% at ASo I'D.
Downstairs Store.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-23
Little Tots Clothes for Every Summer Occasion, Both
for Dress or Play

wonderful assortment % hovs' Wash Suite
Many good styles in white special ~ 81 ~
tn 1898.
Boys fine new summer Plr-ises IN r~real~ snf
madras, special priced a. zoe and sl.on.
Bahies' beautiful silk and hand cro~h-..i
Sscques, special ~ 81 30 10 81 30.
A large assortment ~ PiTIe Cosrh C--,rs
pillow case 20 match special 81 90 and a. ~ set
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-23

Girls' and Boys beautiful Capes and Coats,
regular values 20 500 specel ut 81 go to s. ~
Handsome Baby Goats, wonderful materials
and new styles, priced special NJ "a. % to s7.ss.
Here GRO girls attractive new Orgsndy Dresses
In al ooors and styles, special at 81 90 10 So 3d.
Girls Orgsndy, Pique and Gsbardine Hats,
special priced Mt soc to 81 so.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial. (Wilmington, Del.) 1878-1928, 1922-05-23

Beautiful new Cinghams offered at
great saving, s yds for 81 90.
Reg. 42c values in Zephyr Dress
Bingham, all new and pretty patterns,
80 inches, at SOC I'D.
Genuine Lancaster Apron Bingham,
fine quality, marked at Ice I'D.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10
DYER

Come Go the Barerzer's bazaar. Frn
q. Sunday afternoon and evening. A
Grand rattle OF wonderful articioa
Come and sec how lucky you are You
need the nr eunen and they must have
our support
Henry l. Hoffman and daughter,
veronica returned 20 their homo on
W ednesday morning. after spending
Two weeks at Rochester. Minnesota
The directors OF the First National
hank held their regular meeting on
Nv ednes6ay afternoon.
John K1mmet OF Lowell YVES a Dyer
sitor on Wednesday.
Mrs Vim. Gettler, Sr.. was a Ham
mond visitor on Thursday.
Come 60 ST. Josephs hall on Sunday
afternoon and evening. Feb. IL. 1922.
The Fire Department are giving .
wonderful bazaar. Bring your friends.
2-1o-1t
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10
STOP TRAIN IN
YARDS GET 8 BANDITS
gYwrERNAT1oWAl NEWS SERVICE,

- IYNrERNATfoNAA NEWS sERVlcEf
SIOUX CITY, Ia-. Feb. Eight mon
alleged 20 be members OF n gang Of
ton bandits who held up and robbed rs
patrons of a ro3dhouse near here on
Monday night. are in custody here to-
day following tip to police from Min
neapolis that the men had abandoned
\ stolen car near Merriam Junction
MIMI. and boarded a train there en-
route 10 this city. The Ren were taken
prisoners by Chief OF Detectives
Danielson and o scuard Of police who
stopped Northwestern train IN the
yards here and arrested the rnen. The
reni&indar OF the bandit gang ~ be-
lieved TO be In hiding s.. Minneapolis
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10
What Have You
To Show for Rent Receipts?
By RAY H0PpaAE
by JACK FARR

At the end Of SIX TO ten years you have
nothing to show for the money you have Spent
in paying rent but bundle of receipts that
represent nothing but waste. By changing
this rent money over into another channel at
the end Of SIX or ten years, you have deed
worth $1,000 to $6000 Why not be your
own landlord and save the rent?
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10
Why Hargis & Moore Homes
Excel i'm Quality and Price

Hargs and Moore homes built definite standard-a
standard that has been perfected through years study
and effort produce the very finest homes the very lowest cost
the purchaser That standards of construction and principles
of doing business praiseoy and above criticism your aen
called hundreds of Hargis and Moore home
every and nook of Hammond and East Chicago The ustra
ton above typical of the Hargs and Moore homes that
ready to into.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10
At $500 Up

To any who really anxious to become the
of beautiful homesvho honest and industrious will arrange
terms TO suit All 1--we require proof of your sincerity and integrity
as and Moore Company afford its patrons the greatest consea
ton, actually aiding you financially and every other way acquire
home your own
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10
It Costs You Nothing
to Investigate

Call and see us, phone or write You owe it TO
your family to investigate proposition which rs
ACTUALLY MAKING HOME OWNERS OF Hun
DREDS OF PEOPLE in your circumstances
Do not treat this advertisement as the ordinary
building offer. THIS IS AN UNUSUAL PROPOSITION
offered by big responsible concern and backed by
our entire resources. We have real workable.
sensible plan to lay before you. Space here permits
us to give you only suggestion of il. COME In.
and learn more
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10

ngsdA Company t Fay Who ndt eth phmeEn eonw
canFe tn whIe pntmy Nor thar
h he fd by 4gs AC have the nud
payngr and dmh rt nc ecnedah O
through the offered s and Moore build and the its
g d lpant
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10
Just a Small Payment Down
and You Can Move In

Just think what this You pay down only
first small and you transfer your money from channel
anotheyou converted from payer happy home
and all you the down paymenyom rent takes
the remainder You have everything gain and nothing
osen addition you have freedom and further moving and
other
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10
No Obligation to Pay

Our salesman will show you how plan viii
work out in your particular case Offices open from
$50 A. NJ to 5: 80 NJ IF not convenient for you
to call during these hours phone or write, and one
of our statesmen win cal and see you during the day
or m the evening. INVESTIGATE NOW, even If
your lease does not expire until fall
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10

Read The Times Want Ada
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-10
Look How Your Rent is Piling Up

$4,000 month with interest for period
Of years $4,000 This nearly double enough
money build of finest comfortable date Modern
5 and Groom Homes.
Our Easy Payment Proposition enables you your monthly
payments work buying HIGH GRADE SUBSTANTIAL
HOME THAT IN A FEW YEARS WILL BE YOUR OWN
The following table shows the hand landlord
during period of five with interest cent
year. In the end have nothing show for money but pile
of receipts.
While doing this HUNDREDS OF OUR CUSTOMERS ARE
TURNING THEIR MONEY INTO PAYMENTS ON THEIR OWN
HOME BY OUR PLAN. You Before another day
by, call and and take become independent
home Don't face old without head BE
INDEPENDENT
Total IN Five Years Total in Ten Years
Monthly Rent With per Cent With per Cent
Payments Interest Interest
S $500. s.. 500 90. 5866 90
1000. 286S ............... 67O6 10
$500. 323224. ............. 755213
5000............... $500. ............ 8.3S3O3
5000. ....-.-.....-.. 4.3O222. ....-.-... lO0596O
$500. .-.-.-.-..--.-. 466074. ......--... i069786
1000. 50l926. -..---.~-... tI73647
$500. -------~---... 5.37776. .....-..... f257447
5000. .573632. ...-.---... t34126O
10000. .----.......-. ZI7040. ..-.-..--... l676606