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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-02-07
LOCAL WEATHER

Compiled for The Journal by the
Weather Bureau Office
Feb. Z.
Sunrise, 6:36; sunset, 5:31.
Moonrise, Oil p. m; moonset, 1925
a. m.
Next phase of the moon, last quar-
ter. 18th.
High tide, I'LL p. m; low tide,
1912 a. m.
Yesterdays Weather.
TEMPERATURE Tam. I'm. 7p.m.
Dry bulb ...... 40 50 81
Wet bulb ......... SO so So
Highest, Sc; lowest, 40; mean, So;
normal, 81.
Mean same date last year, Al.
Accumulated excess this year to date
s2
Highest Of record for February, rs
degrees.
Lowest of record for February, z
degrees.
RAINFALL
For pa hours ending p M 0.
Total for this month to p. m, 0.02.
Normal for February, 4.49 inches.
Accumulated excess this year to
date, 0.5S.
HUMIDITY
I a. m, SO; IL noon, So; I p. m, As.
BAROMETER
Z a. m, 3o.14; 7 p. M, 3o.o1.
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more; T. L. Elkins, Houston; p. r.
Weekly, Pensacola; J. L. Mcdonald,
DeFuniak Springs; Paul H. Ray, Mo-
bile; B. p. Bayner, Dothan; w. o.
Vreo, Omaha; W. E. Eavans, New Or
leans; Harry Leacht, Birmingham;
G. f. Gonzalez, Pensacola.
J. F. Poore, chairman Of Santa Rosa
county commissioners spent the latter
part Of last week in Tallahassee and
Dothan.-J. E. Keen, of Bagdad,
spent last week in Panama City on
business with the American Lumber
Company.
The Civic League, one OF the most
progressive ladies' clubs in West Flor
ida, celebrated its seventh anniversary
on the evening of January 80. This
club has received many compliments
in regard to the good it has done since
it's organization. The hostess for this
occasion was Mrs. J. H. Collins and
although there were old and young
present, the older ones seemed to en-
joy the occasion as much if not more
than the younger. Those present
were: Mr.. and Mrs. d. r. Reed, Mr..
and Mrs. D. c. Diden, Mr.. and Mrs.
w. J. Williams, Jr, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. M. Mason, Mr.. and Mrs. n. C.
Elder, Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Collins, Mr.
and Mrs. H. c. Collins, Mr.. and Mrs.
II. S. Bates, Mr.. and Mrs. M. N.
Fisher, Prof. III. s. Bowden, Masters
Ellis Williams and Elmer Allen, Misses
Irene and Alta Collins, Mrs. A. H.
Smith and Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Col
Inns.
Mr.. John H. Collins left Tuesday for
Tallahassee where he goes TO represent
Santa Rosa county before the state
highway commission.
Misses Evelyn Butler and Isabel
Abbott spent Saturday in Pensacola
visiting friends.
Miss Bessie Whitmere, formerly
stenographer in the office of Judge E.
M. Magaha, arrived from Dothan
where she is holding an office posi-
ton with a real estate firm in that
city.
A. p. Hardee, one of the prominent
citizens of Floridatown, spent last
week in Tallahassee and Dothan.
The progress Of the Milton schools
attracts much attention. There are
several departments besides the regu-
lar classes. The domestic science de-
partment was discontinued as there is
no room in the building since from day
to day almost five hundred students
assemble. The department of express
sion is under the direction of Miss
Vida Mathis, who is a graduate of the
Florida State college. The department
of music is under the direction of
Miss Olivia j. Thomas, a graduate of
the Pennsylvania Conservatory of
Music. Much has been accomplished
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ABOUT PEOPLE WE KNOW

>-Lt.Comdr. P. c. Ransom of the
L. S. submarine Rio. Mrs. Ransom
and little daughter, Joan, during their
stay in the city have taken apartments
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A. w.
Stewart on the Bayshore.
Mr. and Mrs. A. o. DeWeese and
Two sons, Alfred and Thomas, leave
to-day for Birmingham for 4 stay of
several days. Mr.. DeWeese goes on
business and Mrs. DeWeese ard sons
will visit with relatives.
Miss Montaree Barrineau OF Con-
zaiez, leaves Thursday for, Columbus,
Ca. where she goes to accept Il posi-
ton in the Fourth National Bank of
that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Young and
little daughter, Elana, of Mobile, are
spending this week in the city as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Scham-
beau on E. Jackson-st.
Friends of Miss Eva Mcguire will
b - glad to learn that she is rapidly
improving from her recent illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. K. A. Morris of In
dianapolis, Ind, are guests at the
San Carlos.
Mrs. X Harbeson and daughter,
barbara of DeFuniak are visitors in
! the city for the week end. During
their stay they will be the guests of
1.-THE San Carlos.
! Mrs. j. F. Mason and Miss Helen
Holder of Moline, are spending the
week end in the city.
Mrs Harry Tate and little son OF
1919 E. Cervantes-st. left yesterday
for Atmore, where they will be the
week end guests of relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hauswald and
daughter. Ethel of New Albany Ind.
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Bur
rough on Z. Lloyd-st.
H. T. Edwards Of Tuscumbia, Ala.
| has returned to his home after a
pleasant visit with Mr.. and Mrs. j
K. Edwards.
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MILTON

Milton, Feb. 6.-Hon. p. l.. Rosasco
and Chas. H. Simpson, of this city,
spent Thursday in Pensacola on bust
ness in connection with the Ferry
Pass bridge.-Miss Hays Clark, one
of the teachers in the Milton schools,
was in Milton Wednesday night, and
left Thursday morning for Florala.-
Henry & Co., connected with the AL
elastic Lyceum Course, entertained a
good sized audience in the school au-
ditorium last Wednesday night. Henry
is a fine magician. However, he COM
planned of being rather sick at the
time he was here-J. w. Ramsey, an
employee of the navy yard in Pensa-
cola, spent Saturday, Sunday and
Monday with his family herec-H. A.
Ray, of this city, spent portion Of
last week in Mobile, going down to
accompany his sister to the Mobile
hospital-A. L. Alday of this city,
spent last Friday in Pensacola on
business-W. w. Powers, real estate
booster, spent Friday in Pensacola on
business.
The following registered at the Elk
change hotel: Ed A. Michael, Balti-
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eral months and tried other reIllSuIes'
| had read of Lydia 2. Pinkham Vege
table Compound and de sattIes Z t found
mvself much improved and / took six
move I have never had any more
trouble in that respect since. | have
done all kinds of work and at present
am an attendant at State Hospital
and am feeling fine. 1 have recon-
mended your Vegetable COMPOUND u5lsi to to
dozens of my friends and shall always ays
recommend it. - LILLIAN THARP, ga
S. 9Th St, Carrollton, KY.
If YOU have any symptom about when
vo1, would like to know write to the
ivdia e. Pinkham Medicine Co, Lynn.
Mass, for helpful advice given Tree OF
chars.
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Women and Euents
Phone 3s, between 10 a. m. and 6nm.

afternoon was spent in sewing for the
Womans' Home. A dainty ice course
was served by the hostess assisted
by Miss Ida Hoer. Mrs. NJ. F. Bowes
was voted into the club as a new
member. Special guests of the club
Tor the afternoon were Mrs. Emma
Perry and Mrs. Alfred Wicke. Mrs.
Pyle will be hostess to the club at its
next meeting at her home on E. Gads-
den-st. Among the club members
present Thursday were: Mrs. Ida IIoer,
Mrs. a. III. Adams, Mrs. NJ. E. Madsen.
Mrs. George Clark, Mrs. Mary E.
Walker, Mrs. William Breen, Mrs.
John Guttman, Mrs. J. E. Creary, Mrs.
c. j. Levy, and the hostess.
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GOLF TEA AT COUNTRY CLUB
THIS AFTERNOON

The golf committee Of the Country
club is entertaining this afternoon
from to o'clock with their delight
full Saturday afternoon tea at the golf
house Hostesses for the afternoon will
be Mrs. Charles Hervey. Mrs. r. S.
Quina, Mrs. DeSayle, wife of DIR. De-
SayIe of the naval air station, and
Mrs. Robert w. Cabaniss.
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LADIES MEET AT FIRST
METHODIST CHURCH TO-DAY.

The ladies of the First Methodist
church are requested to meet at the
church this morning at $3.50 o'clock
TO make arrangements for putting the
church in order for the entertainment
of the guests who will arrive next
week for the annual meeting Of the
Womans' Missionary Society of the
Alabama conference.
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CALENDAR OF
FUTURE EVENTS


STANDARDIZATION teas. Country club,
to 6 p. m.
Dinner dance. San Carlos. main cafe.
Community sing for al ol,ila,o,, oe
the city at Mallory Court, 1900 a..
M, under the direction of w. r.
Waghorne, Community Service
song leader, followed by practical
demonstration playground work
by Miss Elizabeth Colt Albro,
playground specialist, National
Community Service.
NDA9-Meeting of the Caxtons at
d. M: Miss Mayme Willis Dun
cam hostess; leader, Mrs. William
Breen
q. & r. w. club meets at the club
rooms, Blount Bldg, at 6: Is D. IN.
Ladies Swans Lodge No. 1 meets
with Mrs. Captain johnson, 80
w. Wright-street, 8 p. m.
CESDAY-Tuesday Bridge club;
hostess, Mrs. Thomas A Johnson,
3o4 W. Gadsden-st.
Monday Bridge club; hostess. Mrs.
II. G. DeSilva, ITO w. Gadsden-
st.
Maids of Mystery" ball, Keyser
auditorium.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. dance; San
Carlos. main cafe p. m.
Afternoon tea at Country club:
hostess, Mrs. r. s. Quina; hon
orees, Mrs. Marshall Reid and Mrs
J. Burton Muslin.
FRIDAY-Afternoon teas; San Carlos.
mezzainne floor.
Pompadour ball, Osceola club.
SATURDAY-Dinne dance; San Car
los, main cafe, p. m.
Golf teas. Country club, to 6 p. m.
BRIDGE PARTY.
Miss Tim Orr was hostess on Thurs
day, delightfully."- entertaining at bridge,
followed by Five o'clock tea at her
apartments on n. Spring-st. Cut flow
ers and ferns formed a pretty setting
for the three tables at play and aft
er the games when tea was poured a
delicious salad and sweet course was
served. For scoring highest, Miss
Julia Whiting received a box of love-
ly handkerchiefs, Mrs. i. :. Hancock
an exquisite vanity box and Mrs. John
V. Price a handsome bottle of perfume.
Those taking part in the games We're
Mrs. William Gonzalez, Mrs. 3. S.
Hancock, Mrs. Harry Wright Thomp-
son, Mrs. Henry Ashton Brosnaham,
Miss Julia Whiting, Mrs. Frank Whit
ing Mrs. ]. A. Nixon, Mrs. Frank
Riera, Mrs. John V. Pierce, Mrs. J. NJ.
Coe, Mrs. L. Rady and the hostess.
Others coming in for tea were, Mrs.
William H. knowles, Mrs. Ellis
Knowles, Mrs. John T. Brown, Mrs.
Holt and Mrs. A. c. Blount.
FIVE O'CLOCK TEA.
Mrs. Henry Ashton Brosnaham has
invited a few friends in for informal
Five o'clock tea this afternoon to meet
Mrs. Fred Howe of Oakland, Cal, who
is visiting at the home of Mr.. George
". Howe and family.
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FORTY-EIGHT LEPERS
IN HAWAII FIND CURE

Honolulu, Feb. S-Forty eight per-
sons in Hawaii, afflicted with leprosy,
were cured during 1919. according to
the statement of DR.. j. t. Mcdonald
attending physician of the kalihi Iep-
rosy Investigation Station here.
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could not walk any
d 8 t an ce, ride or
take any exercise at
all without resting.
If ! swept the floor
or did any kind of
work it would bring
my sickness on. /
was weak and lang
uid, had no energy,
and lifewasa misery
to me. l was under
the care of a good
physician for sew
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NEW CITY THIMBLE CLUB.

Mrs. Augusta Oerting was hostess at
a delightful meeting of the New City
Thimble club at her home on f. Mo-
reno-st. on Thursday afternoon. The
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kA!SER'S YACHT SOLD.

Berlin, Feb. 6.-The yacht Meteor
once the property of the formex. en-
peror, has been bought by a Berlin
syndicate for 2,000,0 900 marks.
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Abbott-Ferriss Motor Co.
200 E.. Zarragossa st.
RepairS-Parts-MiIler Tires
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LIFE WAS A
MISERY To Her
Saws this Woman Until Re-
lieved by Lydia E. Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.

Carrollton, KY suffered almost
two wears with female weakness. l
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EVE O'CLOCK TEA.

Mrs. Henry Ashton Brosnanam has
invited a few friends in for informal
Five o'clock tea this afternoon to meet
Mrs. Fred Howe of Oakland, Cal, who
is visiting at the home of Mr.. George
W. Howe and family.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-07
ORDER OF PUBLICATION

STATE OF MISSOURI
IsS
COUNTY OF BOONE.
In the Circuit Coart, In vacation before October
Tern. 1870.
]. Eliiost Tiihi:e snd Mary fshcy..
PLiniffs.
tssaiast MID
The unknown heirs. eonerts. devisees. dosecs
slineees and immediate. nesne. remote voisuisry
and inveiuutary bfan,ees Of George sfaplesss de-
ceased. and Of David Gordon deceased. and Of
Alfred r. Head deceased. and Of lehn c. Van
langingh,n deeessed. and Of James vanlsndiash.n
Senior deceased. and Of James vsnlandhan Jun
deceased. and Of Elizabeth Veal decessed ssA Of
Dora Veal deceased. and Of Ann Mccall deceased.
and Of sallie Chaplin deceased. and II Jacob
Chaplin deceased. and sf Thsodosis rAss.s de-
ceased. and Of George J. Cess decreased. srd cf
Sssa~ " Berry deceased. ssd Of Jobs .. Mccall
deceased and Of james McCan Jr. deceased. and
Of William Mccall deecsssd. and of Ceorse O.
Mccall deceased. snd Of Erah Mccall deceased.
and cf fb,Abesh A. Ihoapsns deceased, sad of
Mary ]. Rohiussn deceased. and d ceofre o.
Veal dceeasd. and of Joha Val dceeased. AL q
lanes Veal decessed. and ef Dora Veal lr. DE-
ceased. and ei Newton Veal deceased. md u
Warren v-,i deceased. and of sarah Veal deceased.
and of Iheedosis Veal deceased and Of Elisabeth
Richardson decreased. and Of Elizabeth B. RirL-
ardsen deceased. and Of James Meksfdson De.
ceased. aud of Thomas Selby Jr. deceased. and
Of EliEz ]. Arnold decessed. asd q IaTayesse
iinme deceased. and Of Joel n. h, 3es. deeeased.
and Of Cenrd Robinnson dee.ased. and Of Thonss
Story deceased. and Of william Jewell decessed.
and Of William N. Adams deceased. ssd d fhenss
u. Bergen deceased. sad d heniamin 2. Berren
deceased. and Of Alesasder VssAiastsa deresaed.
- II s~1 u
lam H. vsshineion -deeessed. and of Aes vash
instcn deceased. and ef May Ellen vasAinssen-
Thons. vashinesoa. BenIsnia .. Bergen. fhanas
u. Bergen. Anna n. Drury. naa Richard .. Dvury,
her husband. George 3. Sclby. Jsaes 4. Selbv.
Arthur p. Selhv. The Tnaees ef The Tesssf
smi,hios. and the City ef cels.oia. Misssssi...
.Defendssss.
THE STATE OF MISSOURI. to the sbsve named
unknown defendants and to The ssa-sesidens de-
fesdanss. Mary EIien vssAingsa. Thsass vssh-
inston. Thomas n. Bergen. Beaisnia =. Bergen.
Anna NJ. Drury. George B. selby. Jaaes 4. SeIby.
Arshur P. selby and the Trustees q The Town
70 S,nithton.
You are hereby notified that an sesies hs
been commenced asainss yos nj the Clresif cesu
Df Boone Ceaafy. Missouri. sffeefiss the tile Il
he following described lands sad sesants lying.
Being and situate IN Bsese cssnfy. Mlssssh. 10
sit: Eleven Qp seres pore o. Iess sn hat pan
II the Esa half Of fery-sers cot lss Nushssed
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-07

Eighteen fl1i % known and described On The
plas Il he Tovn. nv City of coianbis. Ia Booss
cs~.iy. Aissouri. and bounded e. fsiis~s;. sa shs
s'sth sids BY the sosth line u Bersczs Addstioa.
"a The east by ih< vess linz u hte extension d
Third Sheet. the north BY the south liss oi
Tie cid Lezisssos Road. afterwards ksewn % the
sssezsisn ef Third Street. ssw known ses;ess
head. asd On The vest By the lot csee osned BY
y. H. Clinkarale; aid sround formerly q pan
Of the sosihesss susrtsr Of the nerthse-i ss4fsef
q Section Il. Township % North. ef ksnee u
wess. In sid county: Aiss. the east ope-third OF
lss No. Nine ~ Ia Bergen. sdai'isn ~ The
,esa tsev eisy) Of Co,umbia. in Boone COUNT.
Aiasoaxi. being O. l-3 feet off the east s'siv OF
said lot. % the sane sppeans the reeesded
Plat Il nd sddhiea in the secssief's - sasd
cosnfy; ssd tAst sisd ground vas feInszaiiy =
pass ef ths sosshvest gssner of Section L. zssa-
ship y Nssth ef Range II. in Boone County. Ms
sosr. ~hich said action is refurnAbie the first
day Of The seat resulir Of ;his court To be
held a the Cosrs Housc in the CRY of Celunb.a.
Booze County. Msscuri. On MONDAY. OCTOBER
= ls9. vhes and whree you nsy appear and an
s~es otherwise defend saeh action Otherwise piain-
idfs petition viii be taken as confessed and
judgment resdefed accordingly.
true eepy from the record:
WITNESS nv hsnd clerk Of the Circuit Coun.
OF Boone Coanty. Mis.oari. and the seal cf aid
eosn- Done ct office ia Columbia. Missouri. this
ao'h dsy Of Aasua. l7an.
SEAL n. s. POLLARD. Clerk.
N. 7. Gentry.
Any foe Piffs.
Iaa Insertios Sept. q, l9cn.
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Ls.iis J. sins ..i Edn. Sims. h..h..d ..a .a..
Piainfafs.-
sssinst t,s3ss)

Leslie J. Sins skj Edna Sims. hs.bssd s.i vils.
PiaisfAfs,-
. against t,s3ss)
II. u.huevu heirs. eo.sorts. de.-e.L S-,;..-.
.,,...~, ard immediate. me,,c ,,.,.,. ,,,.-..,-
- .,,,I..,.,, rr,,,.r. .f -, c. =.
---.-s. nd al levi. C.U dcx....I "a y
crs-a Cary. ssse..ss: .nd Of s.r.h Ela.s.sI
Short. dsrs..sd; .ss ., As.l''e rs'...; ss's..ea
.sa o. LhA's'n 'as'' sss hin-
sesh LAYTON, .na san. = cassse.
deeea.sd aad e' 's" s.~i. assssssd' s.e
Eta J. bS''efien. May H. s's~s"n' kh. Pss<'ss
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retsiered accordingly.
a irue eepy .rs. the r,essd,
WITNESS my hsad clerk d The Circuit cs~rs
Of Boone County. Misosh. asd The seal e aid
court. Done At office Ia csisnbis. Missosn, sAis
ikh day Of August. 1919.
tsEAIb
N. 7. Gentry.
Atty. for PHI.
Last lnsertisn Sept. II. Isen.
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Meeting At Christian Churrh.

A meeting Of women Of the Christian
Church will be held 1880 O'Clock Friday
in the basement Of the church 10 meet
the new pastor. the Rev. W. NJ Haus-
halter, formerly of Kansas City. A
luncheon will be given. Ii win be fol-
owed with a talk by Mrs. E. B.
Crozier. Of Kansas City on tho organi-
zaiion Of a woman's council in the Chris
iian Church here.
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In the Circuit Court. 10 vocation before Ostober
Tern. 100.
STATE OF MISSOURI.
COUNTY OF BOONE.
WANNA ihomasoa, ---.....---......... Pl1intiff
ss,inss {2h33O
Sylvester Thomsson. ............ psfesd.uf
THE STATE 0F MISSOURI. TO he sbs,e sssea
defendant. GREETING -
Now this H,h day Of Aasuss. ls7o. in vses.
ton before the October Term, iszo. Il The Circuit
Cosa Of Bnaae cssnty. Misssasi. eon<s IL.
plaintiff. by her attorney. and fies her petition
10 suit herein. daily verified By tAe sffilavis Il
the plaintiff. and in aid petition s,sies that de.
fendans is noa.resiiess Of this ssss 20 that the
ordinary Proecss Of hw esnsot be seuei upea
him in thls s,afe.
Il is therefore ordered BY the CLERK of nd eesrf,
In vacation that the aid defesdsns b nssifed By
publication thar The plsinfiff By pesisisa h~seia
flied Of date AnEnst i<sh. 1870. hss esnneaced
against him in The Circuit Court Of Bsoae County,
Missouri. an action in equity. the immediate oh.
jeet and general nature Of ~hish 10 to ssnis
degree Of divorce from the defcud.as % the
grounds Of d-ssuion.
IL is further ordered that the said defendant be
aad appear in this court The firs day q the
neat regslar tenn 81 this eosu to b~ behoiira At
The Cour Hos.eTia the City Of coisnbis. Booze
County. Missouri. On Monday. Ortoher ssh. 1921.
To answer or plead to aid psiisisn. In def.s.f
therein aid petition will be tskea 90 esufessed.
and Judgment wondered ssains, hin In seeesdasee
with the prayer Of piaintff's petition.
II Is further ord-redsthat copy hereof be duly
publ;shed at less, once q vesk for fsss ueels
sueeessisely ia the Evening" Aiissourisa. q daily
newspaper printed. Puhlished end siseslased In
said Booae County. and dssigsed By plAis,ia's at
iorney as mos, likely TO give sosiss To aid de.
fendanf; the last insertion ef said order Of publ
cation in said newspaper to be ss iesa fifsec,
days before The fira day Of MD tern Of ssid
court.
true copy from the record;
WITNESS my hand Is clerk Of the Circuit Court
Of Beone County. Missosr. asi the sesl Of aid
court Done at office in cei.nhis. No.. tAis llsk
day Of August. 1870.
,.r RS. POLLARD; clsal.
Wm- Sapp.
Any. feT Phf.
Last insertion Sept. u. lssn.
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Hiss Csaaie Quinn to Return

Miss Cannie n. Quinn, who engaged
in war work in Washington and who
more recently has been in the disbursins
division Of the Federal Vocational
Board in that city. has resigned to ae-
cept the position Of secretary in the bus
iness office Of the Missourisn. She is
expected in Columbia October !.
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STUDENTS NOT FINDING woRl
I. N. c. A. Has Placed 80, Bnt
. Many Su1I Ask for Employment,

Many SulI Ask for Employment
One hundred University men are still
looking for employment to earn their
board and room this year, according TO
statistics at the employment desk Of the
Y. NJ. C. A. Permanent positions have
been secured for about q hundred men
this fall. and about that many more
have obtained work at odd jobs through
the employment bureau There is a par.
,icular demand al present for experienc-
ed sicnographers and there Is also a
position open for a waich-rePair. Sta
iistics compiled show that over 800 stu
dents obtained work last year, and that
their earnings totalled s20.O00. =
Work at the book exchange desk
has slowed up. and the desk viii brob.
ably be closed next week until the las,
pan Of the term. v
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: The .elhr>~s heirs. ecs>or,s. sevis-e-. deaee-.
aiieaees. 'srd immediate. me-,e. reaose. vcius.
sary ssd isvelunssry grantees Of John N. Higgins.
deceased. and Of James u. Bennett. deceased. and
u Elm Bennett. deceased. and Of Z. N. Bennett
deceased. and u Levi. Y. Jordsn deceased, and
Of Thomas .. 1su. deceased. Curtis d. Rollins
,y R. Overall. Eio, r. Cray. Fsrk D., Rollr.
Janes sida~y Rollins. Claskssn Rollins. Masszrei
Rollins ven Hotzendorf. Hamilton b. Rollins,
Mary r. Sehon. EuIaIee B. Rollins IT,. Rollins NJ
Hoekaday. ]. o. Hocksday Jr. and Eulslee n.
Sseed. asd Richard J. Cassidy. ". X. Stone and
J. A. Heibei. Trustees Of the Roman Catholic
Church ef Columbia Missouri. and The Right
aev'd JeAa J. Clennsn. Bishop Of 81. Loui. and
ArehbishoS Of Missouri. The Trustees Of the Town
Of snhhsea. and the city Of coiumbi.
Defenda,fa.
THE STATE OF MISSOURI. to the above named
saknoxn defendants. and TO the non-rcsidrnf de-
fcndanfs Mary r. Overall. Margaret Rollins Won
IIoltsendon. Ciarksoa Rollins Hamilton B. Rol.
ins. Asry 4. sehea. Ealalee D. Rollins Jr.. En-
laiee II. saeed and Rollins NJ. Hcekaday. The
Tmssees Of the Town Of Smiihion. GREETING -
You are hereby notified ihst an action has been
commenced against you in the Circuit Coau Of
Bcssc County. Missouri. affecting the title to the
following described lands and teaemenis lying.
being ssd situate in Boone County. Missouri. to-
vii: The East half Of Lot No. Two Hundred and
eighy (zoo) In the City formerly the Town Of
Columbia, said ground being forty feet from
to vest snd H2 l-2 feet from North to South
shich said action Is rrsarnable the firss day Of
The nszt regular term Of this eoun TO be held sf
the Cssr House in the City OF Colambi.. Boone
County. Missoun. on Monday October {. l92o.
~hea snd where you may appear and answer or
'sAssuiss defend such action; othervis painsiffs'
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-07

WANTED-Pin settlers at the Recrea.
lion Bowling Alley, Cor. Hill and Broad.
way. Nc
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-07

fOk SALE-Beds, davenport. dining
room ST. chairs, rugs, roll top desk. gar.
den 'oois' lawn mower, etc. 2l7 South
Garth ,o1,s
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-07

F0UND-Bnndle bull terrier. About 8
or 10 months old. Female. Owner call
1901 Bass or phone 686 Red. HI
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-07

FOR SALE-Furnifure including bed
student table, two straight chairs, and
library table. l343 Red.
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-07

sTEN0CRAPHER wANrED-sal,rv
70 s.aff 30 steady work Apply by letter
stating age. educaiion, experience in de.
tail. Give three references. ALI app,;.
cations considered confidential. Phone
ID C-s
The Columbia evening Missourian., 1920-09-07

TEACHERS-Emergcncy calls come
daily for all kinds Of teachers at unrsuxl-
ly high salaries. We can place you by
telegraph. Cline Teachers Agency, Ex.
change Building. Phone 929. C-3O8tf