I am the holder of Policy Number 2919 in your company. In that Policy, which was taken out about ten years ago, my occupation is stated to be carpenter. Lately I have changed occupations, and am now engaged in conducting a store. If, in order to maintain the validity of my policy, the change of occupation should be recorded on your books, will you please have the proper entry made.
I should like to know if at the present time my policy has any cash surrender value, and if so, what that value is.
| Very truly yours, |
| Arthur J. Pearse. |
| Bunnell Building, Scranton, Pennsylvania, |
| April 20, 1909. |
| Mr. James R. Elliot, |
| Germantown, Colorado. |
My dear Elliot:
Will you please send me, as soon as you conveniently can, the addresses of George English, Ira S. Shepherd, and G. N. Wilkinson.
This request for addresses may lead you to think that wedding invitations are to be looked for. Your conclusion, I am happy to say, is a correct one; I expect to be married sometime in June.
| Cordially your friend, |
| Charles R. Harris. |
| The Anglo-American Hotel, Vienna, Austria, |
| March 19, 1907. |