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the necessary training and equip
ment. A mortgage locked UP in q
strong-box, with the assurance that
all necessary details are in compe-
tent hands, is about as safe and
satisfactory investment as could be
found, for people who are so stu
ated that they can advantageously
place their money in this way.
A great improvement was made
however, when the method of issu.
ing first mortgage bonds was de-
vised. We will next try to explain
clearly what these bonds are, anc
how they differ from entire or un.
dividedmuortgages as investments
(CopTriaht. 1922. BY c. I. Miilerl
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Dear Santa Claus.

Dear Santa Claus: >#
l am little girl nine years sold. l
80 TO school and l am III the first
grade. have been sood little
girl and I want you to bring me big
doll. teaset. some fireworks and lots
of fruit and don't forENt my sisters
and brothers, mama and dady. I live
at S36 East Government. Please dear
Santa don't forget nay dear grandma
and grandpa they live at Bagdad, Fla.
From your little girl,
BERNICE NIETCAIF,
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is completed, copies may be OBJ
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yet. When you come to see US
please bring me baseball glove.
some fireworks, story hook, coon
jigger, and fill my sox like YOU al
ways do There are so many needy
children I won't ask for much so you
can give them more. Love to Mrs.
Santa.
Your boy,
... 81. JOHN HANCOCK.
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Dear Santa Claus:
1 am a little girl eleven years old
and I am in the forth grade. and
want you to bring me a doll and tea
set, and ball and a drinking cup,
and a challier board. And don't for
get my mama and papa and grandma,
and sisters, and my sweet brother
Gam.
From your friend.
DOROTHY HOLIFIELD.
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WESTVILLE

WESTVILLE, Dec. 23.-Mr. and
Mrs. c.. D. Frink returned from APP
palachicola last week, where they had
charge Of a hotel, to make their home.
11r. and Mrs. George Moore and
baby of Mobile, have arrived to spend
Christmas with Mr.. Moore's parents.
Misses Mary Ellen F1ournoy and
Clara Harris were shopping in Boni-
fay first of the week.
Miss Mozelle Miller is home from
ST. Andrews to spend the holidays
with her mother.
Misses Dee Wade and Halle Sim
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Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little boy and II have a
smaller little brother and have two
sisters and I have been mighty sick
and could not work to get no money
to pay Santa any money so will you
please ask him to remember us, and l
will love you so much. Anything he
will give nae l will thank him. SO
goodbye from
W. A. YOUNG.
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Mobile. Ala,

Dear Santa ClauS:
lam a little ; 1-2 years old. Please
bring me whellbarrow.. cho cho
train lot Of fruit and candy and
please don't forget my grandma and
my uncle. @4#
Your little friends
BILLIE HARMON >JR.
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Dear Santa Claus.

I am little girl seven years. old and
have been very good. / want you
to bring me a pretty doll ana a ear
riage. tea set. fireworks and lots of
fruit. Please don't forget my mama
and dady and my teacher, her name
is Miss stokes
From your little girl, ~
EVELYN METCALF.
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Dear Santa Claus. ..
7 have been a good little girl this
year. Won't you please bring me a
doll, doll buggy, tea set and doll
trunk. Don't forget my little friends,
Lorena and Elsie and my mama and
papa. Lorena wants q tea set just
like mine. Elsie said she wants a
pair of skates.
Your little girl,
LUCILLE ROBERTS.
T. S.-AIy stocking will be hanging
on the right side Of the fire place in
the front room.
Dear Santa Claus:
l am a little girl 10 years old and
I am in the 5th grade and l want you
to bring me a doll and some doll
clothes, and some fire works, and
Santa don't forget my brother Freddie
and my sister and mother and papa
and also some fruit.
From your little friend,
Ida RUTH JOHNSON.
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NIuscogee. Ella.
Dec. IS, 1922.

MuscoEee, FIa..
Dec: IS, 1922.
Dear Santa Claus: -.
I am a good girl. so to school
and 1 am in the second grade.
wish you would bring me a doll with
real eye lashes, and a silk dress and
pink shoes and stockings and. reed
carriage, pretty story book, red bal.
loon. and nuts, candy and fruit. |
am seven years old.
Your friend,
MAMYE C. MULLINS.
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Dear Santa:

l'Dear Santa:
Is I am just a wee little girl two
years DID, 1 want you to bring me
baby doll and a baby doll carriage,
;piano, Aunt Jemina. Uncle Nose and
Baby Dianna, also please bring me
some chocolate candy. pecans and
apples. I will be a good little girl
all next year and Good Night.
- JANE REED.
P. yS.-Please don't forget to. stop
and 3. see little Red Horrin at East
Rensaco Heights.
E&"
l. ...- Oakfield, Fla.
Dear Santa Claus:
want very much TO see you. l
am nine now, and have not seen YOU
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Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little boy four years old;
live at 1t26 L. Cervantes street and
want you if you please, cume by my
house and leave me a wagon, fire
truck, fire crackers, ball, horn, mar
bles, nuts and other fruits, in fact
leave me all the nice things you can
spare, but be sure and don't forget
my little brother and sister, divide
with them.
Very truly yours,
JIM JENNINGS, JR.
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Dear Santa Claus:
! am one of your II year old boys.
1 am taking a vacation out of school
for Christmas. What want for
Christmas is little set Of tools and a
drum and lots of nuts and candles.
And don't forget the fine works and
toys.
From your little boy,
JACKSON MYERS.
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Dear Santa Claus: .
1 want a big sleepy doll and a Httle
nuts of all kind, and of al good things
will YOU please bring them to me.
am nine years old and in the third
grade.
From your friend, -.
ALICE MYERS.
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Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
1 want bicycle AID a pop gun. I
am seven years old and 1 want a tri-
cycle and a goat and a wagon and
some fruit and some nuts and 1 am
in the second grade.
From your little boy,
DEWEY MYERS.
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The Premier Investment-W

flames ]. Hill, the famous railroad
builder and hnancier, estimated a
number Of years ago that a billion
dollars was needed annually in the
shape OF new capital by the coun-
try's railroads, if our national trans
portation system was to keep pace
with the growing demands made
upon it. An equal or greater sum
is needed each year to provide
/. houses and apartments for our in
creaSing population to live in. Since
Khe great bulk Of this construction
sHt1oney must be furnished by mort
gage investors, in one form or an
other, the importance of this form
! OF investment to the national well
tare is apparent at once.
ss Having referred to railroad bor-
, rowings, it will be we'll to mention
an interesting point of difference
between the form of security offered
by the railways and that afforded
by new housing construction. In
both cases the fundamental security
tfs a mortgage. But the railways
long ago had covered most OF their
mileage with first mortgages. The
securities now issued, therefore, are
largely second liens, inferior TO the
underlying mortgage" This is not
TO say that these securities are not
first class in every respect, but it
is we'll for the investor to under
stand that railway bonds, even
though their official title often con-
4sihs the word first" are seldom
FIRST claim on any complete system
'of track. The investor in railway
bonds is quite as much concerned
with the amount Of money railway
Earns each year to pay interest on
Its debt, as he is with the actual
value of the property securing his
bond. In case OF default, there is
no ready market in which a railroad
ora part OF a railroad could be sold
10 satisfy the claims of bondholders,
10 the bondholder is apt to base his
Investment largely Oh earning
Bower.
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Muscogee, Fla.

''.- MuScoSee, Fla.
Dear Santa Claus:
I have been as good q little girl
this year as l could be-. with three
little brothers to tease me. and make
me bad at times, so please remember
me and bring me a big doll that will
walk, talk and go to sleep. stove
with some real fishes, dresser and
a bed for my doll. I also want a
tricycle.. Please bring my brothers
some toys too, and some candy, nuts
fruit and fireworks. .
Your little girl,
EVA MOSLEY VAUGHN
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Tho Want Ads are like oil poured
i hn troubled waters.
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nLETTERS TO
@SANT'ACLAUS

| wv JAIN
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little boy four years old
live at 1426 L. Cervantes street and
want you if you please, cume by my
house and leave me a wagon, fire
truck, fire crackers, ball, horn, mar"
bles, nuts and other FRUITS, in fact
leave me all the nice things you can
spare, but be sure and don't forget
my little brother and sister, divide
with them.
Very truly yours,
JIM JENNINGS, JR.
Dear Santa Claus:
! am one of your II year old boys.
l am taking a vacation out of school
for Christmas. What l want for
Christmas is a little set of tools and
drum and lots of nuts and candles.
And don't forget the fine works and
toys.
From your little boy,
JACKSON MYERS.
Dear Santa Claus: .
1 want a big sleepy doll and little
white carriage and some fruit and
nuts of all kind, and of al good things
will you please bring them to me.
1 am nine years old and in the third
grade.
From your friend,
ALICE MYERS.
Dear Santa Claus:
I want a bicycle AID a pop gun. l
am seven years old and l want tri-
cycle and a goat and a wagon ana
some fruit and some nuts and l am
in the second grade.
From your little boy,
DEWEY MYERS.
Dear Old Santa Claus:
I have been a good little boy this
year so please bring me Teddy bear
and a kiddie car and some other good
things and don't forget my little play
mate Walkup Mccain. My teacher,
Miss Lille Mae is writing for me.
Your friend,
FRANKIE McLAUGHLIN.
Dear Santa Claus:
l am a little girl nine ears old and
I want you to please bring me a red
MILDLY and blue skirt, two dresses.
gloves, rubbers, fireworks, candy,
fruit and nuts. Don't forget my
teacher Sister Gertrude.
From your little friend,
DOROTHY \. O'CONOR.
TIAar Santa Claus.
+ am a very good little girl.
want you to bring me tea-set, doll,
carriage, SO I can roll my doll in: This
will be all for this time.
From your little friend,
FLORENCE MARION WILLIAMS
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a boy eleven years old.
want a BICYCLE, gun. football and don t
forget my girl friends, Corene wants
doll, Julia wants a satin dress, and
Louise wants a BICYCLE and pair of
skates, and don't forget my little
three year old sister, her name is
From your friend,
ODYS BLACK.
Milton. Fla.
Dec. IS, 1922.
Dear Santa Claus:
am little boy nine years old. /
want you to bring me a football out
fit and all kinds Of fireworks. l have
a little sister and three brothers.
Please don't forget to bring them
too.
.-.' d. w BLACK.
Dear Santa Claus: ~
am answering your letter. I want
Il blackboard. 1 want YOU to dress
my doll and. bring my little sister
little piano and a doll
Your title friend, H.
GLADYS H1RSCH.
P. ST hope you have a Merry
Chris tfnas. -, - ....~.-. =
3 Walnut Hill, Fla.
Dec. .t9,. 1922.
Dear Santa Claus.
am little boy 9 years old and in,
the 4th grade. 1 want you, to bring
me a bicycle, and. tool chest, and
fruit and. candy and fireworks.
wish you and Mrs. Santa Claus d
Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year. .<'--
Your. friend.
ESCHoL. BURROUGHS.
Muscogee. Ella.
Dec: IS, 1922.
Dear Santa Claus:
. am a good girl. I so to school
and 1 am in the second grade.
jnI1 S1-if
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Dear Santa Claus:
1 am a little girl five years old.
want you to bring me a doll that can
so to sleep and a carriage to ride her
in and bring my doll a rocking chair.
Bring me some fruit and don't for
get my dog Jack, and my little kitty
dady calls her high yellow.
From your little girl,
HAZEL MAY METCALF.
Dear Santa Claus:
1 am a little girl four and a half
years old. l want you to bring me
a curly haired sleeping. doll that cries,
an aluminium set, a kitchen cabinet, a
toy drum and a doll trunk, some fruit
and candy.
Your little friend,
90 { ERIN LOUISE HERRINGTON.
Dear Santa Claus:
+ I am a little boy two years old.
want you to bring ''choo choo train"
a kiddy car, a rocker horse, a drum,
some fruit and candy. Please bring
my little sister. Carolyn, a rattle.
Your little efriend.
j, NJ. HERRINGTON.
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Marketable Security

I'll With real estate mortgages, how
Nsver, the case is quite different. The
t5ecurity is Il definite and Compar-
3atively small piece Of property,
which could be almost instantly sold
pln case foreclosure became neces-
sary. Hence. mortgage buyers for
( ears have placed their chief reliance
"a the market value. O. the pledged
\ 1Sroperty, making surGNehat there is
J! IN ample margin in excess OF the
gniount OF the loan. As explained
n previous article. real estate
y Ionds are now issued in convenient
JMounts against mortgages on large,
kncome-earning structures, whose
Warnings form a definite part Of the
ecurity The combination OF phys
= ileal property value plus ample earn
], ing power makes a strong security
,Her these bond issues.
There are number OF matters
pshich the buyer OF mortgages and
Mortgage bonds, even ii he is
4 srudent enough to select a thor
y sughly reliable investment banker
I, p place his money, is interested in.
/ \ Fhese points vitally affect the secur-
egy Of the mortgage loan. They
4 hay be summarized as follows:
WI The location Of the pledged build
.ithg should be such as to make it's
lalue stable and, in the case OF an
leome-earning structure, its income
4 ssured. Even an excellently built
!, ouse is not a high-Rradc security
sa Eit is located in poor residential
] ighborhood. Surroundings, trans
ortation facilities, sanitary condi-
iofs, all affect the value of prop
4nfty. Conversely, a poor structure
H good locality. The investor should
elake sure, either through personal
! observation or through his banker,
I Ilat the building is we'll constructed,
1 sell located and in keeping with its
! ,kighborhood.
II, The age OF the structure and its
ate of repair are likewise impor-
\ INT. Most mortgages offered by irs-
sstment bankers are to provide
Y instruction money, thereby assur-
b g that the building is brand-new.
p ihis is particularly the case with
fge loans issued in connection with
5artment houses, hotels, etc. On
4 le- other hand, an apartment house
hotel is occasionally 're-hnanced"
THAT is, loan is placed upon it to
81 Use funds to pay off Older obliga-
pms. If the building is relatively
i kw and in good condition. there
Il an advantage in the fact that the
Il srnings of the property have been
anonstrated by experience, and
7 ne no longer merely estimated.
As Buildings in Good Repair
lAssunling that structure is COM
iflratively new and in good repair,
II ere should be SOME assurance
,-A ainst deterioration during the life
II, the loan. Where the mortgage
Y Eyer cannot personally supervise
N : property, It is particularly i'm
-4rtant that some responsible per-
Shn should exercise this prudent
ersiRht in the investors behalf.
here a loan is made on a private
SMdence, the short term of the loan
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Dear Santa Claus:
am a little girl nine ears old and
I want you to please bring me a red
MILDLY and blue skirt, two dresses.
gloves, rubbers, fireworks, candy,
fruit and nuts. Don't forget my
teacher Sister Gertrude.
From your little friend,
DOROTHY \. O'CONOR.
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Dear Old Santa Claus:
I have been good little boy this
year so please bring me a Teddy bear
and a kidde car and some other good
things and don't forget my little play
mate Walkup Mccain. My teacher
Miss Lille Mae is writing for me.
Your friend.
FRANKIE McLAUGHLIN.
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The holder OF first mortgage bond comes atead Of all
other security o0nerS in collecting Uot is oovsd to him
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Walnut Bill, Fla.
Dec. 49,. 1922.
Dear Santa Claus.
I am a little boy years old and in
the 4th grade. / want youNt to bring
me a bicycle, and tool chest. and
fruit and. candy and fireworks. l
wish you and Mrs. Santa Claus a.
Merry Christmas and a Happy New
Year. $50 y
Your. friend.
ESCHOL B BuRROUGHS.
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Mariana, Fla.

Dear Santa:
I am a little girl long ways from
home, but l don't think you will for
get me this time. I am not going
to ask you for much. So here l go:
A big baby-doll, doll carriage, dia-
mond ring, dorrine, tea-set, wrist
watch, and please Santa ole dear,
bring me plenty of dates. and a
railroad ticket to home, Bye-bye for
a whole year.
INEZ JONES.
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Dear Santa Claus:
am little girl seven years old
am in the first grade. Please
my doll in. And also bring me some
sox, ribbon, shoes, cape, and a
dress and cap.
From your little friend.
NELLIE IVERSON.
p. So, Santa / forgot something,
bring me little hand bag like my
auntS.
Dear Santa Claus:
l have been a good girl all the
year. I have been going to school
all along and my name was honor
roll last month. want you to bring
me q tea-set, a piano, doll that
says mamma. and fill my stocking
full of nuts, fruit and candy.
Your friend,
CHRISTIAN BURGOYNE.
Dear Santa Claus:
I am a, little girl II years old. AL
I want this year is rain coat, a
leather lunch box and a leather
pocketbook, and some candy, nuts
and apples. >1 ...
Your little girl,
N MABEL L. .~- HAMMER. ~
- -
Cantonment,. Fla.
Dear Santa .Claus:. FL. ~--..,
have been az good little boy this
year, so please bring me a doll and
a buggy to roll her in, and a littls
stove and some dishes and some
fruit and don't forget my friend Vio-
let Kittrell. Wish you Merry
Christmas and Happy New Year.
HARVEL JACKSON.
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Dear Santa Claus: .-5 w..
- 1 am a little boy and four years
old. want horse and horn, wagon
and oranges and apples and candy
and fire works. /
Your little boy,
... WILLIE BRIGGS.
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Dear Santa Claus:
1 am a little girl years old and
have been very good all the year. Now
please bring me a doll, doll carriage,
n story book, pocket book, and some
fruit and fireworks.
Your little friend,
, DOROTHY Atkinson.
P. S.-Don't forget my brother and
little Baby Sister.
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Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
/ am a very good little girl. 1
want you to bring me a tea-set, doll
carriage, SO can roll my doll in. This
will be all for this time.
From your little friend,
FLORENCE MARION WILLIAMS
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Century, Fla.
Dear Santa Claus:
want a wheel and sandman, ali
strain, and a little car. I am j
the fourth grade, and am eieG
years old. I wish You good luck,
From your friend,
CARL EUGENE JONES.
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Your little girl.
LUCILLE BRIGGS.

Dear Santa Claus:
Christmas is almost here, for
Christmas. I want you to bring me
doll and a tea set and little
apron, and a little buggy, and some
fruit, and some candy. and some nuts.
From your little girl,
AUDREY EUGINA BRIGGS. a..
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Dear Santa Claus:

Dear Santa Claus:
I am a little girl ten years old and
in the fifth grade and my teacher Is
Mrs. Sutter and I want rook and
flench and folish Questions and some
tennis shoes and also some fruit and
nuts, and candy and fire works. Don't
forget my brother, he is eleven years
old.
II
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Dear Santa CLAUS:
I am a little boy seven years old. I
want you to bring me five boxes of
fire crackers, a ball, a sack of glass
marbles, a toy train, a box of hand
kerchiefs and lots of fruit and nuts
and candy and don't forget my two
sisters, Nellie and Sida Ruth.
Your little friend,
FREDDIE JOHNSON.
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Dear santa CIdus.
I am a boy eleven years old. l
want a BICYCLE, gun. football and don't
forget my girl friends, Corene wants a
doll, Julia wants satin dress, and
Louise wants a BICYCLE and pair of
skates, and don't forget my little
three year old sister, her name is
Kathleen.
f. From your friend,
ODYS BLACK.
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MOLINO, Fla, 23.--The concert
iven at the club room Monday night
the school children was enjoyed by
Il that had the pleasure of attend
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Winthrop College
SEi!E;.ARSHIP AND ENTRANCE
EXAMINATION

The examination for the award Of
vacant Scholarships in Winthrop Col
!ege and for admission OF new students
Wit "a held at the County Court
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Arnlir.nts must not be less than sin
teen ears of age. When Scholar
ships 3re vacant after July they will
be 2.;4 rded to those making the high
ast zv+rage at this examination, pro-
y;5e,; they meet the conditions gov
e.n;.& the award. Applicants for
Scholarships should write to President
jchn&"l before the examination for
Scholarship examination blanks.
Scholarships are worth 500 and
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uuDn september Goth, 1922. For fur
ther i,.formation and catalogue, ad-
dress sres. d. b. johnson, Rock Hill,
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GRADUATION PRESENTS.

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