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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-02
WHEELING AVIATOR FLIES
OVER CITY OF NEW YORK
LIEUT.. CHARLES ANGLIN HAS TIE
HONOR OF BEING THE FIRST
WHEELING BOY TO DO so.
Cities Arc All Alike II You Are Only
High Enough, Says the Ace
Prom Wheeling.

Lieut.. Charles AnEl;n. we'll known
Young wheeling man. has the honor. Of
teinS the first aviator from this dist r1ct
70 fy over the city Of New York and he
does no, boast OF the feat either. When
questioned by an 1ntelligcncer reporter
last evening h. stated that the cities
we're all alike Il you were high enough.
but said that nc would nor care 70 ny
over New York city AZ q low altituce
owing to the wind currents made by the
tall buildings. and there are also said
to be many air pockets. owing 70 the
change in air volume.
Several Wheeling persons witnessed
the aeroplane flying over the eastern
city, but Little did they think that II
vas one Of their own boys that was
pulling of the stunt. Mr.. Angi'n made
several trips over New York. Brooklyn
and Philadelphia while in tho east. ana
also had the honor Of making several
trips that wc-. real thr!llerS. as we'll as
doing some nigh; flying by flares and
sound signals. which. he says lS great
sport.
When questioned rs 20 whether or noe
he ever had any trouble IN the air. ne
stated that while in training AZ ono or
the western fields he almost lost his
life. He had just started from the
ground when the motor sputtered and
started 10 pop. y freight train was
under him and he said that for sec
ond or TWO he did some rapid thinking.
and then the motor started again and
the danger was over. Lieutenant AnGlin
was on his way to Europe when the
arntstfce was signed, and he was halted
and II was while stationed IN the east
That he mazda several very interesting
flights
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800 90 %~~%
! THE THEATRES !
90
OPENING NIGHT
d III LADY At
COURT TONIGHT.
Fifth New York Princess Thcntre Mu-
steal Comedy Masterpiece Opens
Three-pay Engagement at the
Court Theatre Tonight.

-Oh Lady. Lady" the NTH New york
r,-Iuc,ss Theatre musical comedy mas
,crn,.co, will. be- tho attraction for m
cnrar.mrnt Of thrc" nights. starting
,on,rh: =; ,hc Court theatre. when +.
T>ay t-o,nsuck will bring III" company /"
This CITY direct from 4 solid years run
in New York.
CIV Bolton ard p g. Wodch"usc
wrote tho book Of lyrics Of "oh Lady.
!Iadv" while lcrnm" Kern composed
rho score, which IS said Ia boast no less
than &c song hits. Thor" Ar" tw" acts
md .hS first one is SGT n N" living
room, If tho F'r~r,HcG"u rIa"" ~ Hemp
stead. Long Island. M"!l'" FnTrinSd"n
Is ahcu, To- hc married - Wll!"nShhY
French. The setting is Il tinted gray
and 4 slate blue. hut thor" ar" '"i'r9
IN tho blue that Gi"" il more HE. Inc
curtains q: door and window ar brown
Tho ,ahic is black and gold. Her" and
there is a brighter color fixed IN pat
,ern or ornament or moving IN tr"ck'
Tho whole play Is hammered. Ih'
setting Cor tho first a"t is especially man
ncrcd. The girls of tn" chorus nr" man
ncrr,i; they ar" like girls from tN"fu".
girls from vanity Fair"
So I, runs 10 tho finish. light. bTiGh'
! and cniorIul the music fresh. 'h'
! chorus com"ly tho fr""hs good I" 60
! in their freshness Of white ana bright
! ness Of patterns and $"f.n"ss Of stuff
! Tho comedy embraces ii sr"r" II
young people. including Doris Prod"
/ Harry Vnul!. Roth Franklin. Billy Gas
) tor. Dora Ruby. EuC"A" M'Ir"c"r
Flora Crosby. Helen Francis. Si3n"!
Ston" and Glide Crawford.
! Thnrc will be a matinee Saturday
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WHEELING WILL
HAVE AUTO SHOW:
THIS SEASON
ARRANGEMENTS ARE UNDEK WAY
TO PULL OVER A REAL SHOW
WITH ALL CARS REP
RESENTED.
Site for the Holding Of the Show Hac
Not Been Selected by
the Promoters.

Wheeling will have an auto show
again this season, it being the first
time since the war that such has been
held. The last one held at the Market
auditorium was a grand success. Winl
many cars represented, but this year
il is planned TO make it bigger and
better than ever. with many new lines
added and possibly truck show will
be held at some other point in the city
at the same time that the pleasure car.
show is held, tina; is providing that It
is asrceab bic to all.
An interesting meeting was held last
evening ut which a number Of automo-
bile men were present when the matter
was discussed pro and con and II was.
decided TO put OFT fcelcrs and make an
effort 10 ascertain the views OF those IN
;crcstcd 1t IS likely that the affair
will be held in. February or before the
dealers get busy with the selling OF,
cars. as they always have more limo
during that month. than 1T any other
time and the representatives OF the
factory can also get away better and
in tina; way pay n visit 10 the city and
take part in tho showing Of the cars.
No doubt the Market auditorium will
be selected for tho show this season.
and il such is IN" case runway Will.
bc erected on III" west side Of the buildr.
ing rrach!n. to the second floor in order.
that tho cars can hc moved up without
any trouble. |; is hoped that the pro-
tcct will go through. and II it docs u
will be a success no doubt.
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THE RIVIERA GIRL"
r. any local ,hcatreroer ffRes csrs,rs:

| II any local
music. PROV girls. elaborate os'urn"s'
wnolcsal" fun. and d"cI-hlu" urban
slii"s. hH mustn't fail to so" The h!-
yiera Girl" at the Cour' Friday and
Saturday. January 10 AMI II! with I
matinee Saturday. Sh" = Fascinating
rreaiura-this "Eivicra C.Tl'-n": Only
beautiful 20 look upon in n" gorgeous
surroundings that Joseph Urban has
provided for her. but sh" has hub
bling rir;h that mantl"s her lips WIN
laughter and light ,wlukling i""t mar
tired the boards wiki t"urh as hEhN
as wind blown eid"rdUwn. ON" lock N
her merry face. and grouch"S vanish.
Klaw and t.rlangcr present ;hiS play 10
an nppraciativc public. Guy E"!t0n ara
J. q. Wndchouse haT" provided me
book and lyrics. and Enm"rtch kai;nan.
composer Of "Sari." has written tn"
music. Tho chorus girls ar" remark
ably fetching. and their assumes ar"
dreams of lovcl!ncss. add - tins ihr!r
pepful dancing and YOU have Il com
bination that spells success.
Seats 20 on sale Wednesday,. Mai
orders now.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-02
LEONARD DEFEATS DOYLE

PHIIADFLTHIA. Jan. l.-BcnnE
Leonard the lightweight champion de-
faated Paul DOYLE, OF New York. in a
.lox six-round bout here today
Jeff Smith boxing instructor at
Camp Dix. knocked out Billy Kramer,
Of Milwaukee. in the third round.
Other bouts At rhs New Years box
ing matinee resulted:
Jimmy SIcHalc Philadelphia do
featcd Paul Sampson. Brooklyn; Bart
ley Madden, New York. beat Larr%
williams, Philadelphia: Ialph Brady
Syracuse. y. Y. had tho better Of the
bout with Denny Whalen. PAladc'-
pha-
Tho bout between Jack Thompson.
Missouri. and Jeff Clark. Atlantic
city. was stopped in the sixth round
because Clark would not make fight
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PEACE. FARLEY
CONTINUED From Page one.)

this country at the delay in arriving a.
q definite undo rstanding. but President
Wilson'S arrIva! in f.uror" was expect
cd ~ expedite matters. 1t now IS pos
sible TO state Mr.: Wilson promptly
came 10 The conclusion. us result OF
his earliest conversations with the
French. British and tn. other allied
statesmen. that complete understanding
allied rrSitirn involved mich more
extended personal inquiry than he had
anticipated.
The delay IN opening the pcac" con-
frrruC" thrrrfnrr has tr"n designed 10
meet tho Presidents wi"hcS. lis Visit
To Italy ~ L. il. made for precisely the
same object LIS his visit TO this country
and the belief is nov expressed that
the proceedings " thu conference VIII
l,., Accelerated by the "nlightcn'nch nj
which the President has obtained.
al this moment 1t Is Impossible" 10
say when the Formulation of terms 70
b., IMPOSED upon Germany. Austria
llunsary. IIulsaria and Turkey Will
hay. reached such y state rs will en-
,hI,. them In be presented hut IL is an
tiri;r,ird that he broad outlines OF Inc
*chnnl. wiI not occupy many w"rNS'
Nv Ina; lin" Germany Enay nav" ar
rived at sam, :"rm Of government when
car .ll,, essential guarantee anu con-
s.!tuii"nal prac" may become possible
"Details nr III" scheme will Involve a
much greater expenditures Of time in
their examination and the enemy pow
or; Will br ahlr To dcclar" their Vows
through duly nccrcditrd representatives.
Mir. Lloyd Gcnrg" probably Will
l"av" London for Paris 4; thr cnd "I
the week after next. when IN" plans OF
procedure Mr.. Balfour. nj present is en-
gagged III arranging. will have h"'n or-
C,drd."
Meanwhile. rs rhc evening Standard
says.
"Nhilst he world celebrates the new
year or pca"" The Russian BnlshcvistS
ar" seeking tn make II now year oil
war The crntaginn is spreading over
"a stern Eurnp" and tn" allies are being
compelled Ia deal with it.
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FOUGHT TO A DRAW

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Jan. 1.-Bryan
Dovncy. ColuShus wclterweiEht. and
Ted Lewis. No York. went fifteen
rounds even in I. 1rather embarrassing
bout hero this evening. Roth left tho
ring "a good as they entered it APP
parently ut no phase Of the game did
either boxer have an advantage.
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BonsHEv1K CAPTURE CAPITAL.

l.ONEnH. Ian. l.--i'fa. capital OF the
non ISolShrv!k government in the area
vtG: If ihr Ural mountains. was cap
rurrd Thursday ny tn" liNiShrHik. a"-
rort,ne 70 Russian wireless dispatch
rncniNcd ncrc inlnE-
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'"mphh"S' ana "'"'' ~ ~
war 'HN'S aiH 'NP'''' "" r,.
iiha'i' iai ana "'"'' o,
in'!udinS salaries |" 81 ,c''S "''. -
~ tmP''|'d III PM N'''''! ~
railways, must Nc paid Ivy thf fhliFohc
C"mpaEi"S out ~ IN H''"'""'','''" WIN Il
the government guarantees Nh""''
All Records Broken.
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l.., ,,.,l-. all rrr,rde If r,,rnI!rs and
"'-',I :. 80 , 49, -,..,.,r,i. ,r,,rc uc,r.
~ '.rn.,.r ..rr.nscs wore
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E"llair.. hirh Sch"o; has started TrAc-
lice under Coach Cummings. ard n"
game will hc played rhIs week M"andS'
viii" Will IL. met Friday at the Erilair"
r..m. tn Rod AMI EiaCk should hay"
4 banner year since. four Of TIC stars "t
last y-ar's team a~, "u deck. Harris
has lu""n elected captain. and with h;n-
self and Cuih"r.S"n, MCDrrmru amt
Long as Il nucleus. th' now coach VIII
have an excellent array +" start out With
Il rush. The sch"dUl" g nearing compile
tiom and Will he announced neat w""k.
East Liverpool viii b." mot at III" l!"l-
l..irr gym on January I'M.
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BUY WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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lily WAR SAVINGS STANrS--
---Et'Y WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
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N>N%e&>%> &%%$%%%
By "YCCH."

Cathedral Nigh school Is IN IN" host ~
crrGi,ion for th' hic game Of III" "aT'N
season tomorrow evening with IA" f'tfl
W.liS!urg Isy. III Tho local bowl. THO
locals urc ~ i f"r revenge. M" Kiln
H.. advlutaa. of playing on The h"n.a
riunr IN" river Lads Will NAY" r"I%h
Shedding in this all-lTpoTtant c!sSf.
Last year the Cadets had wond"riu'
record. defeating practically every team
n this section, until tn" inai games
saw her IN II series with tho l'Fr">"
CnuntIaIs for tho championship. ami
Tnr the first time IN -FOUR years tn
Nrilshur.,orS cam 80 tho rl;H ana h".it
III. Caihrdralit"s an ;holr home let. III;
second .,alr. WAS played ~ W"lishH:S
with tn. sam" result. Asir" from th'+'
ctnos. Ia" locals had ci"a" r"c"r! ana
were considered among Ia" l"A'i"r% "t
nc cr!.ir" state: and white they W'ra
anxious 10 enter the stat" tournament.
tn. lmckhaunnr officials ruled that "a
iln.drai vas 81 prVai" school, and 10:
this reason airn" IN" locals did rot
participate. aud MT that they Thought
iiicr" was no chance. Tum"rr"w rT''n-
lnr's claeh Should i" a "humdnScr
and with both tennis evenly matched a
record crowd ls cNp"ClrG
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Buy WAR SAVINGS STAMPS-
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WAR SAVINGS STAMPS
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-17
NOTICE TO coNTeAcToRs

Sealed proposals for the erection OF an
addition to the Garden street school and
70 the N. b. Cook School Will be recel,-
ed at the office of the Superint endent
Of Schools. Court House. up 10 six O'Clock
Wednesday August 20 Plans and spec
ifications for the additions NAV be had
by applying 10 A. 81 Edwards. Court
House. or w. ID. Willis eie Blount
Cash or certified check for $500 made
payable to the Board OF Public Instru<-
Ton for the County of Escambia. Stale
Oft FLORIDA. must accompany each Mil
Check will be returned. EXCEPT that 81
successful bidder. which win he held
until such bidder has satisfactorily ex-
ecuted the coptract and bond, required
by the Board.
In event of TIE successful bidder
falling. or refusing. within ten ftQr
days after notice of the acceptance of
his bid. 10 execute the contract and
bond. with suretics thereon. satisfactory
ts and in the form required by tina
Heard. said amount will be- forfeited nv
and for the use OF the Board.
tSigned) A. s. EDWARDS,
structfon. ~
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PLANTS AND SEED

ALLIGATOR Pear and Aguacatc Seed
Plants should now be ordered. Season
is short. Parties interested in cultivation
of this delicious fruit ESQ rich that n Is
often called Mexican butter) can get a
supply of seed by ordering at once. Can
also arrange for delivery of plants by
contracting now. Write for further par
ticuiars to DIR. r. NJ. Albers. 4S0f Tchou-
pitoulas ST. New Orleans. la. 551
WINTER CABBAGE PIsANTS-Have
good fall and winter garden. Set new
Wakefield and late Flat Dutch Cabbage.
North Carolina Buncombe and Georgia
Whitehead collards, any variety or as
sorted, by express. $1,000. $500; 1000.
S3E0. Prepaid parcel post. 800. $f.o0;
$500. $780, 1000 $50. Parker Farms.
MouItrie. Ga. 555
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JOURN AL
w AN is
ADVANCE
ONE CENT A WORD IN
ONE RATE TO ALL


Count the words in your advertise
ment ard multiply ply II py rhe nu and
The Counting OF words include the
words For SALE" Wanted. etc.,
and the address.
RATES
No advertisement taken for less tnan
SLACK sAcE cAFs, ST. s'E xos Ts's
Para graphed matter. lire dashes.
white srace. classified display: SC
per lire. sec per inch az lines make
onA irch.)
Regular advertisers with ledger ac-
soun,s may have adver''se"sn'S
XIII orders should be given in writ
ing. never ever the telephone.
TELEPHONE SERVICE.
II your name Is In the telephone
hook we Will accept your ad over
the telephone. charge IL to. you at the
regular rate. snd ssnd the Din the
rourfeous operators. Thoroughly
familiar with rates, rules and classi-
ftcation will give YOU compiete II,
Formation. And u YOU W,sn s tn
ment to make II most effective.
Advertisers should give their street
or postofffce address as well as their
nhone number II they desire results
they can't communicate with you I'M
less they know YOUR address.
Phone 1900 between a m. and 8
n. m. week days. a. m. to IL a. m.
Sundays.
journal Want Ads Cover West
Florida.
PHONE 1900
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SPANISH JACK IN SER,
VICE.
l. Ar Il
City Wharf. Pensacola.

City Wharf. Pensacola.
Leaves Pensacola every
Sunday 8 a. m, for Camp
Walton. Arrives back $50
.. m. Fare $500 round. trip
Monday open for charter.
Leaves Tuesday Z >. M,
for Camp Walton and Santa
Rosa. Arrives back Wed
nesday 2 p. m "a
Leaves Thursday z 4. IA,
for Camp Walton. Arrives
back Friday IA a. m.
Friday 2:3O p. m. to the
Island. -
FRANK Fl. HEN-NIy(ss
Telephone 780 or 1865
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LEGAL NOTICE
CREW NOTICE

Neither the Captain. owners nor con-
siRnees OF the Spanish Schooner Maria
Teresa VIII be responsible for debts con-
tracted by the crew Of said vessel $3.50
SERvANDO SAENz DE MIERA.
Captain.
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Pensacola, Fla. Aug. 49, 1911

Pensacola, Fla. Aug. ~, 1919. n,
Neither the Captain. Owners or Cos.
signees OF the British s. s. Thurland
Castle will be responsible for debts CON
tracted by crew OF said vessel.
r.: mcguire. Master.
GULF TRANSIT COMPANY.
BY w. ]. MERRITT. Consignees
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i AM nor backed by a trust. and 1
haven't a lot to spend in advertising:
neither have / machinery to tear your
clothes up with. but il you Will send
them to me once, YOU Will send them
again. All my pressing is done by hand
you. as well as your clothes will be
treated with courtesy. Just phone 952
and get the best service you ever had.
80
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PRACTICAL ECONOMIES

Call on The Journal Wants to
help you to cut the corners. They 9
point out many practical econ
mics that are well worth while.
Make use of The Journal Wants
in disposing of obsolete articles
Z and in picking up things at
special prices
There's many a splendid bar
9 gain unearthed through Journal
Wants every day-many chance
for gainful transactions for both
. the buyer and seller.
IEH KNEE a -
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MISCELLANEOUS
PAR VALUE roH LIBERTY BONDS

We pay par (face vaiue) for all Is
sues OF LIBERTY BONDS when
proceeds are Invested In RELIABLE
FARM TRACTOR PER CENT
PARTICIPATING PREFERRED
STOCK. WITH BONUS OF CON-
MON STOCK, an established and 90
ing concern manufacturing HIGH
GRADE FARM TRACTORS and GAS
ENGINES; additional capital used to
expand business. increase your In
come with entire safety; get In on
something the Nation needs. Write
today for interesting illustrated cir
cuiar on the coming great money
making Industry of the worio.
PLATT BROTHERS CO.,
INVESTMENTS
UNION CENTRAL BUILDING
CINCINNATI, OHIO 54s
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NOTICE. the undersigned. will not
be responsible for any debt that is con-
tracted in my name by anyone A p.
whipple, Pensacola Fla. Aug. IL 1913
lf4
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PERSONAL

ANYONE wishing TIE service Of Kate
Davis. nurse and midwife. can find her
1t any time a. Ill West Gad<den 81.
Phone 1864 ee9e
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IF YOU want to spend n week end and
have good time, or IL you want to
enjoy an excellent Sunday dinner with
no work on your part. we know of no
better place to do so thar sne Seminole
Country Club. IT Is fine drive and
when you get thereof. boy, r. NJ. Mil
burn. Seminole. Ala. 4e6
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SAY, FELLOWS. have you noticed my
little store lately? / am coming right
aiong-watch me grow. And claim
tbat my prices are lower, and percentage
OF perfect fits higher than YOU can OBJ
tain elsewhere. II you are from Missouri.
come around and I will SHOW you.
suits that Fit" and Prices that Suit. -
style ard Quality thrown in. G. w.
Reeve, No E. Intendencia st. 674
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CAPITALIZE you need money for i'm
proving or enlarging your business. or
for calling in and centralizing now
scattered indebtedness with the privilege
IT, repay over long periods out Of earn
ings. write full particulars in first letter.
] finance legitimate enterprises on strict
~ commission basis. Edward Grant. 30
No. La Sale ST., Chicago. $50
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MORTGAGE LOAN

-~~~~~~~~-~~~~~~
am prepared to negotiate loans on
improved farms and city property. Five
or ten years on farms, Qae to ten years
on city property. Money ready when
title perfected. a. c. sBintiey, attorney,
6of-2 American National Bank 6ldk.
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
We lend money on real estate In the
city on short notice. Please state in
application II you have an Abstract
of Title to the property.
Call and see US.
THE WATSON AGENCY. Inc.
South Palafox ST
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FOR SAI4E--An attractive six room cot
tage, modern. gas, electric instanta-
reous heater. screened One-half block
from car line on jackson ST. Apply
owner. 1913 East Cervantes ST. 56s
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE stevens Duryea s-cyIinder
car In good shape. Can be seen at
Green Fish Co. Cedar street between Pal
stox and Baylen streets Phone zs7.
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FOR SALE-Bargain: cabin launch with
wolverine engine. all practically new;
would consider trade for good car Phone
i12S. 227 N. Bayien st. I08
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FOR SALE-Our services to haul your
trunks and baggage to or from the
depot at short notice. Hallmark Trans
fer Co. Phone cts.
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INNINCIBLE STRAIN White wyan-
dottes. cockerels. Matching eggs and
baby. chickens. Catalogue free. Peter
JerSild. Roscoe. Ala 169
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
eEAuTIFuL RESIDENCE
~ nina rooms and basement with double
gallery around the house, upper
and lower floor.
; AaaE GARAGE and CHICKEN HOUSE
FRUIT AND SHADE Trees
One Of the Most 6eauttfut 7o"es y"
BAYOU TExAR
Corner 18th Ave. and Cervantes-
-ALSC-
Four building Lots on Bayou Texar
cor. 18th Ave. and Cervantes.
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR REM:
one suite, large bed rooms with. sever
vvlndovys connected with Kitchen, con-
taInInu aas range. All openings on prt-
vate gallery overlooking eaycu Iexar.
AIso one room for one or TWO iaoses,
without light housekeeping
MRS. EMMA CLUTTER
phone 257.
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WE buy hogs. The Pensa-
cola Piggery Co. Phone
462 or 1897.

WANTED TO RUY-ALL ISSUES OF
LIBERTY BONDS. PARTLY OR EN-
TIRELY PAID FOR. PHONE 6e4. LEE
DANIEL, 2o2 so. PALAFox.
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BARGAIN FOR CASH. or will trade
sixty acres high level land. located on
hard road and rural route between Nc
David. Bluff Springs and Atmore. Re-
ported to be best prospect for oil land
~ Escamhia county. Would be easily
cleared. Have abstract to title. see
Reeve, No. T.. Intendencia ST. ass
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-17

FOR RENT-Large airy rooms furnish
ed completely and private entrance.
An modern conveniences Cheap rent
looo Z. LaRua 5o2
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-17

FOR RENT-One large furnished front
room. Suitable for two gentlemen or
may be used for Igh. housekeeping
PRIVATE entrance Adjoining bath. Phone
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-17

AGENTS-Spark Intensifiers for Fords
stop all ignition trouble. Sample pre-
paid, $125. Big money for hustlers.
Cones & Co. Bloomfield. Ind. 557A
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-17

BOYS-EARN MONEY selling The Pen-
sacola journal, daily and Sunday
Wanted. 100 boys daily and 2cS boys
Sundays to make from soc TO SIS day.
See Circulation Manager any morning 3
O clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-08-17
FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Furnished light housekeep-
ing rooms. All modern conveniences
81 +. Chase st. SIC