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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-21
Pitless Prunes.

jacksonville, CaI.-The stoneless
prune, a Burbank production, promises
to become a popular fruit. The fruit
is practically the same as the ordinary
breakfast prune with exception that
the stone In the center is replaced by
a soft kernel or seed that can be
cooked with the fruit and eaten.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-21
zee RALDlNE
! FARRAR
\ star in
Coldwyn Pictures

dollars for the erection of single
scenes evidences the care and leabor-
ateness with which the picture was
made. Moreover, specialists of Russia
were engaged to assist Hugo Balm,
the art director, in designing the mas
sive settings In which the picture
abounds. The result is perfect fidelity
in locale, In costume n in spirit.
The story of The World n It's
Woman deals with the rise of an
American girl in Russia from a posi-
ton of obscurity as the daughter of
an American engineer, to the envi-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-21
Optimistic Thouaht.

Truth is simple. requiring neither
study nor art.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-21
MUSINGS of Martha.

Before a mans married you'd think
he hadn't another thing in tn world
Z do but court you, an after he's
welded he's SO busy all tn time he
plumb forgets how.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-21

There is a city on the coast of south
ern California which is wholly built
on stills and where no rent Is paid.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-21

Then, TO make matters worse, Nor
gan Coleman. a New York boy, comes
to the village, all dressed up in ice
cream pants and white shoes, armed
with a most engaging smile and a
knowledge of big city ways which is
dazzling to the most of the simple
minds of the village. Meeting Mile,
Coleman at once begins to make o
to her and she seems to listen.
This leads Johnny to neglect his
work and NOPE. While walking about
in such a mood he loses the great
chance of his career, that Of saving
his pretty sweetheart who goes out
by herself in a canoe and fells into
the water. OF course Coleman IS IN
che job. He jumps from a bridge and
saves Millie. At once he is acclaimed
by the whole village, and a banquet
is arranged~by the young ladies OF the
place to honor his heroism.
able role of the greatest prima donna
of the Petrograd Opera. During her
rise, which is consumated just before
the revolution which overthrow the
Russian dynasty of the Romanoffs, the
customs of the aristocracy, their tndo-
lent and pleasure-seeking lives, their
intrigues and their sports are all set
forth in dramatic form. Later, when
the Gar has been deposed, h city OF
Petrograd is seen in the throes of re"
olution, and the famous prima donna
has turned her energies from enter
tanning the aristocracy to caring for
poor children.
One of the most effective scenes
presents Geraldine Farrar singing the
exquisite Mirror Song" in That's.
In me and Captain Kidd" the
new World picture starring Evelyn
Greeley, also at the Ditmas today and
tomorrow, a distinctly new situation
been evolved by Hamilton Thomp-
son, author of the story. Tom Hamil-
in his younger days was married
to Betty Stanton, q young girl whom
he has casually become acquainted
with While during the summer Vaca-
ton days. On his return to college
Loses sight Of Betty until some
years later when he meets as Eliza
beth Treadway-Parkes, the adopted
daughter of a wealthy New Yorker.
He fails to recognize her but Betty
Knows him. .
Betty is much sought after as a so
belle while Ton who is just a
IL lawyer, has very little
chance of meeting her but yet sue
leeds In becoming friendly with her.
Betty refuses to accept a very desir-
BILE young man who has the approval
her guardians and eventually is
compelled to confess that she was
to an unknown young man
some years before. She doesn't tell
hat she has recognized Tom as
this young man. Treadway-Parkes
at once starts out to secure a divorce |
Betty and by some strange CO.
incidence retains Tom as his lawyer.
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~,Er=esee.y- ia 5rasees pore Ia PEENSA,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-07
ACTUALIDADES EXTRANJERAS
LOS socHEs Y Ia ALsRc!A

dos. de.,,,. hahI, tornado nm. CO.
recci1r nr;,.a,;a na,a celehrar 81 \r-
~ oarr,3oo - - r. dop6 n EstaGo. Y
de- ss-, ,nanert fnG 81 fundador del
Nuseo a,rr75nico de Nuremberg, So
bre q cue 10 dc;aba de velar. Sc ce-
lehraha en- E~straburgo la idea ger
manica: 7 Hcsar de u setenJa : un
amos ! = pesa~ del lsma de ouc PC
dncia .lesde hacia al~tn tempo. crs-
% de- =, donor a~c:,,lir Mi. = rscihiG
ho~sn;tolidad on ~ castillo mjsmo.
HaIiarGosa irdisp1es-o no nuGo asis-
tin nj a II session nj al 0anpucue. :.
sintierdosc mas Y mas grave Salio
de 81 camaru al corrcdcr : silbo,
como cenia Ia cos,umbre De hacerlo.
aara lamar u 81 cri&d3. En- csc mo-
r1ento precise desembocaba en- Ia
rIag, del castillo 81 cnrreio de los
e~srrG;artes. mn ,rofesor De Il Fa.
r,itad do Darccbo. Kari Won Bin
ding-hahia eStudiado SCORE TODD 81
derecho barbara de los Burgurdios.-
= I'm juez de IA c!udad. yor der COL.
Que mas tarde deh;a formar Darte del
Consistnrio protestante. sc precipita-
RON r~iolan+amante sohra 81 ancia-
!, rai;o r,,,o,or 10 b,hiar
t2,,s6o ,o,. ~, ,~-,,ooI ,,Sar;,ror Al
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-07
SECC|ON
MSTRUCTIVAS POLEMICAS

do hombrrS virtuoSuS Y >apIenleS. y laGic le agra
du tener que ~confeSar el padecinlento tie terrlblcS
lacraS socialcS. Y cxiibir c>queicto> de>poiado> de
belleza Y dc Soiemnidad.
Para dcmo>lrar nuc>tri unprecedented. para
llcgar al fonLo dc Ia vcrlad y de los hechoS para
acriSolar Y dcpurar las "pimionc> y que Sc rSla-
bIezca nm juicio iuSto. fundado, irrcfragahlc. he
RIOS daIo pa>o franco 4 la> dlNcrSa> "pliIohe$, en-
c<pcra lie que al chopuc 81 %produZca Ia luz. com" las
clri<pa> >altan de- Ia pirdra III @oipe del cSlabon.
.\hora >e diScutr Il dos homhrc> ]pnblico>. que
nor >uS ,ctuarionrS. cacn haio 81 dominic lie la OPP
mion: Limantorr y Madcro. Mas IN" '~elrcno>.
nbIioa,inurc< trncmu> dc Ii>cUtir c$aS l"r>onaiIia-
dies. que ranto influvcrun en- la >ucrt". d"NlSia'p
adverse, de nuc>trl parrI.'.
Nusotro< aSi la crcclno> lirmcncntr '. sin en-
barge. conc cunSidcramoS qu" no hay lulcl" !nia-
Ii!lr. y Que en- tudo procc>n puctirm Y aun drhcn
dcpon,.r inlcrcSa,lo> u ic>ti"oS de nna> ' oEr;$ par
ties. no hcmoS yacilado rn fr;iuuiucar hbcr;ilincntr
las columna> tc L.\ IRI.NSA Il los SciioreS po!,"
miSr;S. Seguro> de que todo> pr">tarcnio< nm <"ryi-
clio Il la historic y Il la opinion %puhlica.
ruaudu los crrorr> no sou dcbihamrntr cali,
firain>. 81 ficjlitl la reincidcncia, com" palpabIc,
mrnIr ln yimo> con Ia IMPOSITION dc Pin" Suarrz.
In impnsiciGn dc Corral como Wee prr>iIrurc fuc
i,.lceaIa Il terminus Ultiuo> Embellishments. como
,3uSa de- la revolution ,c i9lo. pEc> por'el atan dc
a1urdir y Sati>faccr u los c>pirituS rXaltados. 81
invocaron infinidad de- prcteNlo> y motives para
a,a,ar al regimen caido. Y ~iuStiiiclr 81 movlmlcu-
to rcvuIuciomariv. Olvidada a>I Iacil Y lorpe-
mentc. la IMPOSITION 'r Corral y >u> dc>a>tr">"S
rc>ultado<. no icmicrur imponrr tambien 4 Fin"
SlrIrrz, cuv;i cXaltaciou, con cl rccicnI" clcmplo,
no poiia ser mas alorluuada cue In dc Corral.
tunSrcucIcil H. ">lo> dos crr"!c>. O. III mcallilCa-
bic Suppression III Ia instruction de la Vice prc>i.
,icncia. hccha por l"> carrHmci>ta>, gu" ~iuz@ar"n
-. 80 .,.. l. .rLF.
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AI0C
~ 1sAs -s -
OQUEPUE-
0
Evita Indigestion, Acclias, Gas en-
cl cstomaro etc.

Indigestion. y p~rac,icanientc tuGas las asse-
Clones ,c! cSt6maCo. idirrn auto-idades me-
Licasl dc die casos. rGcvr son dcbidos = IN
..csso de .cidl hidro.!uricu en- 81
TN ostGma.o acido' IN iorma cronica, -
cxc.-ivanra;c p~ciiGrosu y la vlctimas dc cS-
II caFcrmcGad dshru hacC" rnalQGicra de .es-
tas do coSa-. o 8" -GJctau . VIA Gi"t1 linz
tada y con ;reru"ucia dc-a%radahlc. SUPPL
miCq,!u a!!mcntn~ g.r M H. pruebcn bier.
crec;oncs cxccsi.oas Re Iciiu. % p,Icdcn CO.
mer ACCOMPLISHMENTS % qac s." les ..',to'c. IA
ciandn una c~ostumbrn cout-a a;acar 81 cier-
to de acIdos Uccivos ) preycTiG IL formation
4. yas. dolores - fermentation premature
y,- medic del uso ,. una pu,a lie "Risu-lted
Eia%rcsia' an las corridas.
ProbabIcmcntc he hay mcjur anti-.,cIdo.
mas scs-ro o mas Dino lie "Nn'i2nzl cue IL
..Ris.-a;cI NagneSia". Sc ~ c~:tcnssmentc
q c;tcasagc = 20 - IN dirrE.j-r. Zero u:a
cucraradita del poiyc o dos ~nastilla9 de Gin
go cranes ;cg1ados con un nccU "e a~ln con
=! al:mcntu. ncutra!izI-a L. ace;o5idat exec
silva cue pudiera cyistiT y p-c"iene su forma-
con adic.onal. Est" cl;nlir; IL c:iIs3 com
Met. de n inGispoSici6n y q Hlimcrtn g.
digicre neutral : acknowledgements sin rcc"~i-
dades de pildoras De pCpsin o de di9:e5.i''i
artificial.
Consica uras cuancas onzas dc "Risura."i
Naguesia" con NJ drogu:sta digno de con-
fian2a. Pida d" cualguicr:t. rclvo . Tastiila<.
Sunca v;~lc como .Iquido. icche o citrate. Y
en- H. forIna hisuraGa no - un ~laNativo. Pom
= prcl"ha este plan y coma 10 que ic Dl---
ca on si pr xina cunlido y Yea 81 este TO
a. cI rsGirr conSejo quo eli vida lc ha%2n
dado accr,a dc 10 Que pu"ic Conner" BIZ
suTatel Macncsia -" ycndc EN- todas ,aa
p-oCucrias : BcticaS. tAty.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-07

SnflSIldn ltSISE.
PROFESSOR De Ia SORBONA
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-07
LA iNAUGURACIOM DE LA UNI
VERSlDAD ALEMANA DE
ESTRASBURGO

,Er=egeeioz ia yrasees pGye Ii PEENSAJ
mo que suS ayudanreS. La orden
fuc ~entreg2da de nuevo al rector
de Ia Universidad. KS necesario re-
cordar GIe este rector. Juan Fede-
rico Bruch. era q eX-decano de Ia
Facultad de teologia ~proteStantc
francesa. Y cle hab!a ejerciGo este
cargo deSde 1884. durante 36 amos
continuamente? Como eXcuSa Sc hi
aiegaGo que nacio en- Pirmasens,-por
mas uuc rodavia un POGO de tempo
despues de Su nacimiento, PiTmaSens
fornara parte del Dcpartamento de.
Mont-Tonerre.-y que estaba 4 pun
to de cumplir los ochenta = cuatro
amos: sea. Pero, dugante eSt& cere-
ronia. cuando menos, debio h&bcr-
So uuitado 81 Cruz de Ia Legion de
Honor. BrUch eXpreso con ana voz
POGO fjrme Y t~emhlorosa. 81 rccono-
cimiento y 81 &c IA Aisacia-Lorcna i
toGaS las autoTidadeS, particularmen-
t. al Emperador coronado de @lo-
ria" Los sstudiar;es cntonaron un
coro de Haydn Y el professor dc his
toria del Arte. Springer. proruncic
ell discourse &c coStumbre: cnumero
roGos los recuerdos. los recucrdos
germanicos que evoca IA Alsacia: en-
los EoSeoS fuc dorde Waller lucno
contra Gunther Y d6nde SieCfried re-
cibio 81 golpe mortal; Y. deSpuGS dc
haber cirado a CCfried de EStraSbUr-
90. a Wimpfclling Y 4 SchoenSauer,
Sc arrevi6 a rrinvindicar = los erudi~
toS alSacianos del siGlo NIIlf: por
10 tanto. fue uuo de elloS. el hiSto-
riador Schoepflin. orador de la anti
qua U~niversidad, quien pronuncio
escas ~palabras: Entire .todoS los bic
nes con cue Alsacia ha sido colmada.
70 n,iraria como ell mayor que Va Qle
e. gala por 81 origen. Il sea. al fin
..devueita i Francia." Sc !eyeron en-
scguida as alocucioHes dc los dele
radios De las diveCSaS J2lverSIdaCeS
alemanas: cl professor que nab!o en-
nombye de Austria. soStuyo-,cuatro
! amos despu@S de Sadowa,-ude ia
nueva Universidad seria Ia mUr2lia
de- gcrmanisn2o nor a Oestc aSi CO.
NO las Unirer;idades alemanas 10
$erlan o 4 Este.
Pasare Dor alto 81 DanQLete qte
Sisuio a IL ceremonial Y los brindiS
que en- 81 fueror pronunciadoS. Sc
pudo or ALI 4 DuboiS-Raymond.
aqucl misno que les habia pedido
perd6r q Dios Y Il los h~onhre5 por
licvar m pomhre frances. y al Con-
&c lie Observation-Disclosures. Cue pre-
;en3in hacerSe tnternr-.e de los sen
timieutos Dc In A!Sacia. En Ia nocac,
los estltdiartes formaron, con faro
les v~sneciaros "a torre de Il estataa
de Gutenberg Y fueron S~aludados
con sil6idos e ccrteio sc Girig7O en-
.o&ces kaci& Ia plaza del Castillo.
cerca lie Ia C@:edT&. Que &c hai!23&
iluminata. Ali an nuevo coro dc Sl.-
hiios - deio CIR Y j=hla cost&r.e II
viaa % uuo dc los sib!oS alemancS
Geu hahIau asistidu = L ceren:om"-
IRA IN perSonaje de 10 mas cUrlo-
50 acuei Baron lie AutSeSS Hans
Freihsrr Won und IA AufSesS. como
So 1ijUlan% e mismp. roda 81 vld"
ia, iUchad2 DOT el gernan'Sm":
joyea ann, habia tornado paTte de
los MISREPRESENTATION" mas eHalta-
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AUMENTC SUS MIEMBROS LA
ASOCIACION CRISTIANA

Aver Sc cerro la campana de pro-
pasanda que. scg6n anunciamos. du-
rant2dos dias e~fectuaria Ia .Asocia-
ci0n Cristiana &c J6venes. para al
mentar ell effective de Il miembros.
En- los dos dias Ge trahajos rela-
cionados con csta camraha, los CO.
mites rsspectivos lograron eI ingre-
SO 4 Ia agrUpacijn dc urescientos
veiHricinco nucvoS aSociaGos.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-07

I'll To n!OElSGEuS pfSCaSCS Sh H"S
a gcbierrc frances esta eS,udIan&o
Ia reorganization de Ia Uniyers'dad tie
Escramburgo. 70 C~arecara de 'ntereS
Ia lecture del Slguience a~rticuio. de-
DIDO = Ia puma de ". Christian PTS
Ter. professor de IN Sorbona:
Apcras habian tornado possession &c
Ia A!sac;a los alemaneS. 4 peSar de
las HroIeSlaS de todCS SuS HanltaaJeS,
cuarJo ~peuSaron en- rear ALI una
U~niverSi3as 'koiosal". ESta Cr;veT-
sidad no deheria te1cr por m'S!"n
In - conSa~rarse . las investigated
nes desintereSadas de Ia c!enclu o q
los traba;2> dc 10 paz. sino que deoe-
RIA ser un instrumental de IL pollti-
ca. cor,inuar IL ohra de 'aS ;WnnaS
prusianas y perSsgUir por todoS los
mcGioS pcsiales Ia aSjmliaclon de Ia
A!sacia = "a VEGA Germania. RI CO.
bierno lei Imoeric ohlig5 " Ia Al
sacia-Lorera Y I IN c.u6&d de Is
n-aSburgo 4 gaS-;,r n clio sin cousdr
81 dinero: g! pre>lpuesto dc IA nue.
"a UniverSi5ad era cast lcual Al ne
toGa h instruction superior Ell Fran
GIN. In grrn numero de professors
de! otro laio iel Rim. algunos Dc
clos fluScreS. pidierSn on ca.load &c
favor cue 50 les permitiera cnSenar
en- l. rueva UniversiGad luXemour-
guesa, y. gracia> nj cello del ComiS2-
no i~nrpcrial. Baron de Roggenbach,
nara mcdiaGoS Ge 1872 TODD Se ha-
lsaba Gsto ~. Y pudo ijjarSe como
fecha para ~ inauguration "a dc!
10. de mayo: no tue 81 lro. de ma
20 de 1857 cuando sc ahr'0 Ia anti
aua Academia De EStrahur%o, que
me ~couverrida N Universidad. an
1921. ror el Enrperador Fernando
IL,
Desde los primeroS dlas Dc abril
comenzaron . fluir . EStraSburgo los
representantes de ia> Antiques Uni
verSidades ' de los @UerpoS docertes
alemanes; tambien pudieron Sc"
vistos ALI los representatives &c las
~Unive-sidades auStriacaS. Los cStu-
dianteS licgaron Ell medic lie ouiti-
ciosos corteic>. les ap2cible> aiSacla.
nos vieron de<filar a travvS de las ca
les de a ciudad = "los FandaloS :
los SaevoS" de Heindelberg. 4 los
.TeutoneS' de G:e>seR. = los "Hol-
safes de k;ci. Y los Measures &c
K~oenigs5erg, con SIS roStroS niarca-
dos por cicaJrice>. SuS uoueteS mul-
ticoloreS. Sus chaqUetas ~brandeour-
gaesas Y i espadoneS ar~rastrando
nor 81 pavimento. LEGO For fin e.
dia. La ceremonial inaugural So ce-
1ebr5 en- el patio del castillo d" ,RO-
han. traaSfornaGc en- tierda. Los Is
+andarteS de los e~StudlanteS - ha-
uaban ~recar@ados contra IA trlhUna,
M estaha adornada ro~ &. lado IL
apierdo. con 81 huSto de Fernando
II, y nor 81 otro, = derecho, el lugar
de honor. Q e. del naeTo Emper2-
cor de A!emanIa. Gui!lernlo / Dc
squera T. Sc r~econocieron los
Hapsburcos = los Hchen20ilern. cuyaS
lucha h2sra 1867. llenan cuaJro
g!o> de n hiS-or4 de Ascm2a,2. =
president, Jg AiSacI&-Loren-. u
Moeller. abri6 l. session y d." !eeJI:a
4 In orien lie funGaciou de Il TN
versidad. u GuillermO |. habla tr-
mcdo e - de abril anterior: IA asam
blea. que - hallaha de- PIE. lanzo IN
triple ~hoch": zero ruGo notarSe
cue Ell il,Gldc de Il ciuGad. LaUth.
elegidc pot iCS vo,cS dc s2S eoMp&-
sriotas, p~ermanecio Sentado, 10 MS
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Seccion de ConsuItas.

roda = correspondence rclac:o1ada
Goa csta Secc;S0, dchs v-Tr- ri-:rida
al: Ia F-eLsa."-Secci6a lie Com
srisas. I-G y. Santa Rosa Avc.-Las
cC7sultas Que tratcu BE- cucstiones "Oe
Amor y de SociedaL." deGcrsn trae.
= rrisus iirCrrI n. ~1--~-1Uco Scla-
:neuts IA pa.ah-a 'Lecicia Para 80
Gas las coRSU,-2> Que -eGuic-aa con-
,~ssa-i6u o-ivaGR - precisr irc.U,-
ia c>iSmPi.,a a. = res ccE;avcs
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Re

In Observation-Disclosures TcNas.-
CreenOs que los impuc,,os = lie a.gdc solo
sIeUen obligation lie ~pg:a-!os .os nacioaa-
les de este pals. los cue ;gnEau srs y~'rin.s.cs
papelee dc eiuGatani1 onlericsna y los eN-
,~raU;sgos que tenGan propiet2des, pero pag-
Erayy. ssg.rid~G. d.riyasr al Consu! IresuR-
t4ndoIe srbre e! particular y piIiSndo!s i-
,adiIu- que g. 90 quc dehr hacer cn ras"
en- g.. a ,u=:.L. eu mae los p.rur.
Sga. :. B.-GHdden. Teza5.-Pucde us1gi
dirigirse nj Orfuna;orio dc San Jose de es;a
cbtenrs.
:. R r,dseyile. ra.-No rxisrc On ss;a
ciudad ninguna compania uae sc .dediOue
al asunto Que nos indjcs.
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hGeoc del > dc AbriI-tienc al pre-
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they can't communicate with YOU UNI
less they know your address.
n M. week days. a m. to II a. m.
Sundays
Journal Want Ads Cover wsss
Florida.
PHONE 1900
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49,. - - -
City Wharf. Pensacola.
Leaves Pensacola every
Sunday 8 a. m, for Camp
Walton. Arrives back $50
D. m. Fare 500 round trip.
Monday open for cnarter.
Leaves Tuesday z .. m,
for Camp Walton and Santa
Rosa. Arrives back Wed
nesday 2 p. m
Leaves Thursday z a. m,
for Camp Walton. Arrives
back Friday II a. m.
Friday 2:3C p. m. to the
Island.
FRANK II. HEFNING.
Telephone 7e8 or 1865
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FOR sAI.E--Bicycle tires s175 and up
vale and Racvcie bicycles. second
hand bicycles. r. r.. Wentworth, Jr,
Cor. Belmont pnd Davis SITS. z61
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FOR SALE--Ffve room bungalow near
shipyard. Apply to owner. GA So.
q 81. 2Sa
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FOR SALE-Beautiful residence for sale.
cc~<ctning nine rooms. upper and low
err galleries. large basement. on lot 130x
1S7. Modern and in splendid repair. Que
block from Bayou Texar. NEXT corner
19th and Cervantes. Mrs. Emma Clut-
ter. Phone eST. 294
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES
Louisville & Nashville r. r.

Arrival and departure or passenger
trains at Pensacola. Fla.
Tho following schedule figures pub-
iishsd rs Information and not guaran-
Central Standard Tfme)
ARRIVES LEAVES
$50 pm. Montgomery. Btr-
mingham. Nashville.
Louisvflie. Cfucfnns ii IL: 80 D. m
$50 pm. st. Louis. Chicago.
Memphis -. 1880 pm.
$50 p. m. New Orleans. Mo-
bile ...-.:.-... 1880 pm.
$50 pm. Atlanta. Washing
ton. New York -. 1880 i'm
s:s5 am. stortgomery. BIZ
Elingham. Nashville.
louisville. Cincinnati l0:A5 pm
S:ls am. Memphis. st. Louis.
Chicago 10:46 .. m.
s:lS am New Orfeans Mo-
bile -. 1880 ol:l5 p.n-
s:<5 am. Atlanta. Washing
ton. New York -. 1o.45 p. IN
s:As pm. =. Mobile Local - 500 am
s:f5 am. Jacksonville. ITALIA
haeaes ...... Sis am
lo;1s pm. Jacksouville. Talla-
hassee $1,000. s:s5 pm
Daily EXCEPT Sunday
uNgrEO STATES
RAilROAD ADMINISTRATION
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FOR SALE-Ford touring
car, In Al condition.
Cheap for cash. Address p.
, 0. Box 90, Molino, Fla. 264
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Oldsmobile g.
practically new. Will sell
at q bargain. Call at 800 NJ.
DeVillier ST., or phone 1874.
26S
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE stevens puryea e-cyifnder
car IN good shape. Can be seen at
Green Fish Co. Cedar street between Pal
o7sl
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FOR RENT = Our motor
trucks by the hour or day
on country trips or to the
Naval Air Station; also do
Grating and packing of furni-
ture, hauling baggage and
moving household goods at
short notice. Ring phone 618.
Hallmark Transfer Co.
The Kentuckian. [volume] (Hopkinsville, Ky.) 191?-19??, 1919-11-29
YOUNG HARD.
WARE COCPANY
Corporation Takes Over the Hard
ware Business of John
Young.

Three of Hopkinsville's most en-
terprising young men have bought
out the hardware store of John
Young on Sixth street, one of the
Oldest enterprises in the city, and
will continue it as the Young Hard
ware Company. Thurston Layne, B.
G. Schmidt and Joseph G. Sites are
the new owners. All have had sue
cessful mercantile experience and
are sterling and popular young men.
Mr.. Layne will be president, Mr..
Schmidt general manager, and Mr..
Sites SECRETARY and treasurer of the
corporation to take CIR the bust
ness.