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THOMAS ]. FISHER & CO.,
-INC.-
738 18th St. NV. Main $3.50.

20 lOlIl ~. ~. w. MALL OCJO.
REsIDENCE-BEST LOCATION PETWoRTH,
by owner, at sacrifice: corner brick, IL rooms
center hall, bedrooms; can be arranged Into
small apartments; ami; convenient TO schools
and car line; room for garage. Immediate pos
session. Terms. Columbia 1554-J 26s
IMMEDIATE POssEssIoN-LARGE HOUSE,
IA rooms, two-story garage: large lot. with
side yard. adjacent to Congressional Library
talso suitable for business purposes). No. 212
B st. Sc. Price, $12, 800.
WILLIAM X. ELLIS. 1412 G st. NV.
FOR sALE-A VERY DESIRABLE HOME OF
rooms and reception hall; well located. and
priced to sell at u bargain. This house is in
good condition, and VACANT
CISSEL, TALBOT CO..
1905 Y. Y. ave. NV
1909 22nd ST. N.w.-FOR sALE+HANDSoME
light brick English basement house of 4 stories,
% feet front, open three sides: back lot
with sufficient room for garage; near Sheridan
Circle; in the vicinity of three legations and
residences of several high government officials.
Three reception rooms. dining room. bed
rooms bath rooms. electricity and gas. ORA
peries and some furniture left in house if de-
sired. Price, $31 600 Can be seen By appoint
ment. Phone North 10ss-:Ks ,s-
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GARDINER & DENT, INC,
Main 1884. ~ I4th St. NV.
NORTHWEST.

NORTHWEST.
Near Goth and Pa ave-. IA r.. b.. SIS 600
18th St. 27oO blk. r.. b............ T.. 0oo
P st. 100 blk: 1or.. b.: .....s. 1880 $50
il Ri"a st.. 5000 Blk. II 1850
Ontario I'd G .. 5000
9Th ST.. 1ioo blk. . r............... 4.75O
NORTHEAST.
East Capitol mr.. 3rd St. 10 r......... $500
SOUTHEAST.
AFF'"'" S SOUTHWEST t ;''''' '''
COLORED.
18th St. 1900 blk. r.............. 1000
2nd st 1900 blk q r $500
st. 1900 blk Il r. 5000
ST., 1900 blk 6 r. bath. .......... $500
'' THOMAS T. PETTY,
'Iour Rent Agent
2Ol3 14th Street NV.
Phone North 415S.
Possession With Deposit.
ISL P St. NV.
$500 Cash.
rage: in excellent condition. FIR. 14s6.
John F. Donohoe & Sons,
314 PENNSYLVANIA Avenue Sc.
Price. $500.
18th ST. near, Pa ave- A splendid colonial
house. built by days labor. containing seven
rooms with side lot. Total frontage 36 feet
by 100. Sold TO close an estate. and an offer
wanted. Terms can be arranged.
- Price. So, $50.
G st. me-. overlooking Maryland ave. A
six -roOm modern. brick house. with cellar:
good lot TO wide paved alley. The owner VI
this property will take deferred payments.
Can BIZ sold On 500 cash payment.
Price. $3.50.
Maryland ave. ne. running through to G
st. A six-room. modern. brick house. This
is of the prettiest streets on Capitol Hill;
convenient to all car lines: and the house is
bargain at this price. Reasonable terms
can be arranged and possession given within
short time. Southern exposure. $500 cash
will buy this property.
Price. S4I5O.
eth st. me-. very close to Massachusetts ave:
six room. modern. brick house. with lot
19x2O to paved alley. Terms. $1,000 cash:
balance $40 per month, including interest and
principal. Compare this house with ANYTHING
you have been offered and you will realize it
is bargain. Possession can be given
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DESIRABLE EIGHT-ROOM. THREE-STORY
brick house; ami. Phone owner. Lincoln 1926.
eA'>- -'
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WATER FRONT FARM, Il ACRES. on CHES.
apeake bay. 81 miles from Wash; appruxi-
mately 1.l50 feet shore: fine for summer
home or subdivision; reasonable. Phone Col.
6s,.,5 oSs
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.

LOTS-16th N E A R P A RK
road: west side: 95 feet front; fine corner for
apartment; pre-war price; will trade for resi-
dence. Address Box 273-S. Star office.
UNINCUMBERED LOTS-BROOKLAND
1927 NJ NV.
SUBDIVISION, CLEAR OF TRUST, VALUED
500. 600. trade with cash for apartment house;
also clear farm, 5000. for city property
Address Box 1888. Star office. 25s
SMALL APT. HOUSE. COMPLETELY FUR
nished, SIS, 600; annual income, 81, 100: trade
for clear farm. Address Box 1918, Star Of
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Washington Heights.

Washington Heights.
Vacant: fine four-story: containing Is rooms
tile baths: has all modern improvements gas
and electricity and heated by hot-water. Spa
ciOus lot to an alley. room for garage. Key
at our office: property is clear and convenient
terms could be arranged.
$4,000.
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700 ACRES; GROOM HOUSE AND OUT.
Buildings; plenty of fruit and good water: 80
miles from D. C.. Leonardtown pike; 81. 500.
BY owner, J. l.. CARRISCO. 62i NJ ST. NV %.
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FARMS. =
E0R SALE

46 ACRES PARTLY WOODLAND: FINE
building site; good stream; building material
at hand for construction work: close to trolley,
steam and pike. Price, 81 800. OWNER.
Address Roy 3iS-S. Star office 26s
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FOR SALE
My High-Class Bungalow
Home

Vacant. Near Interior Dept.
$11,OOO-617 18th st. NV. 9 +. and b.. h.
VIII. electricity; newly papered and painted:
1910 goth st. INIT. and b. furnished
house: large reception hall: hardwood floor:
concrete cellar: AL condition. Buy from the
owner. save commission. Phone Frank. 1915.
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Exclusive Agent on Above Properties.
l Specialize in Nearby Virginia.
Main 49SS 1909 II NV
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FOR RENT.

EAST FALLS CHURCH, VA ROOM BUN
ealow, furnished; electric lights; furnace:
squares from car. Call J. E. Drummer,
Cleveland 1888.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-05-19
THE ACTION OF
JUDGE GARY

The action of Judge Gary, head of
the Steel corporation in refusing to
increase the price of steel even though
the market warranted it should serve
as an example to profiteers who are
charging for their products all that
the people will pay. Some of the steel
stockholders indicated that they were
anxious to boost prices, take larger
profits, and charge all that the public
would stand. But Judge Gary and his
fellow members on the board of di-
rectors refused to surrender to the
impulse Of cupidity exhibited by some
of the stockholders. In so doing they
looked to the future rather than the
present, and saw that the welfare and
stability of their own company de-
pended on the continued prosperity OF
the country at large. -Mankato Free
Press.
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policy is bringing us with speed to
the end of our timber supply.
Preserving what we have is equiva-
waste. Preventing million young
pine trees from burning is quite as
profitable employment as planting a
million new pines. Treating all ties
and fence posts chemically so as to
double their life, is equivalent to
doubling our supply of ties and fence
posts. Making paper out of wood
waste is equivalent to raising more
pulpWood trees.
The Federal maintains forest pro-
duct laboratory for the purpose Of con-
serving products. This institution is
doing effective work in testing woods,
in the discovery Of better methods for
utilizing wood products, and in the
preservation of forests and lumber
from pest damage and decay.
One of the recent activities of this
laboratory is a search for a remedy
for the. rapid rotting of wood pulp in
storage, and pulpwood in pile. This
appears to be,-a new disease that is
threatening to impair seriously the
commercial paper supply. The labor
atory needs about half million dol
lars annually to carry on its work
properly, though it now receives but
about half that amount. Congress
seems not to have Weakened to the
urgent need of this support.
Money carefully spent in the preven-
ton of wood waste, is not an extrava-
gance. it is the wise ounce of pre-
vention that obviates the foolish ex-
penditure of the pound of cure
Minneapolis Journal.
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-05-19

fact that natural resources can be-
come exhausted. This is particularly
of forests. Our practice in regard to
these things is to let nature take its
course and hope for the best. This
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-05-19
"a Clean Sweeper.

Frank A. Munsey, who has now add
ed the Gordon Bennett newspapers to
his long string, is very critical en-
Hployer, and many a clean sweep oc-
ours in his various offices.
It is said that a visitor called at
one of Mumsey's offices and asked the
office boy if Scribbs, the reporter,
was in.
4 Dunno" said the boy. Il amt
seen today's reporters yet"
The Redwood gazette. [volume] (Redwood Falls, Minn.) 1873-1940, 1920-05-19

II is difficult for a young man to
understand what attractions his sister
has for other young men.
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PREVENTING PULP
WOOD WASTE

Americans wake UP slowly to the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-13

officer. viii carefully study the in
etructions on the form
The period FOR filing returns Il from
January % March IS, 1921. TIE
tax. this year ~ last. may he paid III
full at the time of filing tho return
or in four instaliments. the first Of
which Is due on or before March Is.
the second on or before June Is. the
third on or before September rs ami
the fourth on or before December -,
The fret installment must accompany
the filing 81 the return.
Persons whose individual net in.
come for 1890 was ss GOO and less
should ask for Form tosa-A Those
whose Individual net income was "a
excess OF $4,000 should ask FOR Form
i04o
The bureau 81 internal revenue II
urging taxpayers not IL delay IN the
fling OF their returns. Merchants and
business meu are casting up iheie ac-
coounts Ter the calendar year ie20.
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BUREAU WILL AID
BY EXPERT ADVICE
Extensive Plans Made by Department
In Aiding Tax Payers e Make
Out lncer4e Reports.

Extensive plans for gliding taxpay-
ers fl filing their income tax resurns
for the year 1890 are being naads ~
the Bureau IS Internal Revenue REEVE
nue. officers will visit every county
In the United States 20 assist IN
making out sthe forms The date of
their arrival and the location o. their
offices viii lie announced through the
press. or may be obtained on inquiry
az offices OF collectors of intag aat
revenue ard branch offices. The serv-
Ices - government experts heretofore
offered 30 city residents viii be cone
tinued
Forms for filing 1890 returns 81 IA
come viii be sent BY collectors 20 per-
sons who last year filed return.
Failure 20 receive a form. a0wsver.
does not relieve a person FROM his
obligation 20 file q return Within the
time prescribed. Copies may be OBJ
tanned from offices OF collc,sfors Ct in
ternal revenue. branch offices. post-
offices and banks. and are expected
20 be available on Or before jan
nary l.
Revenue officers assigned 10 the
work Of assisting taxpayers alao viii
be supplied with forms. concerning
which, and the various items 81 in
come 20 be included. they will be pre-
pared 20 answer any and all ques-
tons fhaH been demonstrated, how
ever that many questions may be
eliminated Il the taxpayer. before
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expressed wonder as - hon the sit*
uatlon would end, whether followers
az Constantine now III Greece won't
be exiied
Constantine and queen sophie. az
cording 10 members Of thvlr house
hold. are expected 20 take ieauias
part In urging reforms to- Greece.
Constantine has asked the Gree's
government 80 send miss.ons 81 t.fs
United states. Great Hriiaia AMI
France 10 place tae GFeck aiiuHtt % -
the rgtht limAt before tire world.
Il Is net uultkeiy. according -
Greek newspaper mea heie thst 10
Athenlam mess wlll urac tic govern.
ment 20 attempt Is floag a loan - sas
United statee
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PREPARATIONS MADE
FOR RETURN OF KING

IUCERNE, Dee Preparations
have been completed for the departure
of fromer King Constantine 81 Greece
and his family for Venice next Tues
day on tho first stage Of their Journey
10 Athens. The royal baggage con-
sisting Of go trunks and boxes. was
taken 20 the railroad this morning.
Members or Conmfantines household
st!li are bewildered b. the unexpected
refusal of the 0reek government 20
allow Prof. Georgies STREET. and ~
papparagopouio. advisers ga Constan-
tine. 10 return 20 Greece. To-day they
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+ 0gGy q
Honey and Tar

&GW1AAkA4NA
IS PLEASANT TO TAXI, eai
toofhs The faw, inaauaed Furiareti stops
the raspiae, siraHalinG ieeliaa IN The
throat. Il Is made ol The vussst, fsesi.
est and finest ingredients 70 be bad. con.
fslna No opiEies cg other harmful drugs.
ard costa twice as much - snake 60
cry imitation al II.
Every Uaer q Friend
M lstis bav hsd sewers aiisss a ssarp
aaa ] hensFiiY hssiese Be WaaA haze died f Z
haa nss bsea fss Felsss NoasV ara Ter T~s
doses relieved hsn ard he vert q sssa SAD
waa Troubled 40 aaaFe Mrs. w ~ .FHter.
SIS w. Inih Sl.. Llisis Resk. Ak
a am In ny eighty sevesfh ysaa ed Was
trsHhisa wifh q tseAlsas ~ ray fhF@#t. hmshfv
eiaa 70 tell sep that Foley ifsevv sas tsF hEs
fisnpsd shzi Geo. y. RsassI. Dssiea. ass.
Folcy'a Honey and Tar u recon-
nended for coughs. ecids. hoaneness,
tickling ct The shfoat, spasFnodse Group.
whooplas cough, ID gFi?ps and bronchial
coaGhs.
soid Everywhere
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HELP--MALE

CI.l1ftk8--tkf en womenl over az for
Postal Mai Service. fi2S month. EN.
pEftanre uunecemsarYs. Fer free par
ttcnmrN q examination, write j Leon
Afd, fformer Civil Service ENn mluerb a5i
Equitable Bidg. Washington. r. z.
WANTEn-2s first-ciaas marine na-
ehint9tH. Aa good carpenters expert
enced IN ship work. Must be willing
Wefhers STEADY employment No labor
trouble Apply 10 employment offiea.
Douhot A Williams Shipbuiding Co
New Orleans. la
WANT k2D-~s0 first class marine ugpa-
NALefHi WNtt have ahip UNnerlcgsen
STEADY sQrk for Eood producers No Ia
nouii0t ana Williams shinhniiffnr q
New Orleans. IA.
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The Market Place of West Florida
READ DAILY BY 10000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But TTie and the Results are UneQunLed
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Regular advertisers with led
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Cancel orders should be given
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AGENTS WANTED

dcrn for fast selling Go0dvear rain
coats hundreds ~ orders waiting: e. 20
collect sample coat free write today
Ter agency Goodvear Mfg Co. 610s
Goodyear Eldg Kansas city. No
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LEGAL NOTICE


TO tire Holders ~
PENSACOLA ELECTRIC CO.
First McrtaAne 5 Percent s.Ysar Geld
ssncs. Que Aus. :. iasi
that il mas in the sinking Fund the sum
Of &fa964 for investment In the above
mentioned bonds Offers % bonds en-
doraed Tender ~ Pensacola Electric CO.
Bonds viii he resolved ~ the Trustee,
noon OF Gee. %. tszo. AZ wilton time they
Wiil De opened The right u reserved %
reject any or al CfferE Interest on 8O-
cepted bonds viii cease Dec. e, 1890,
Old COLONY TRUST COMPANY.
succeeding city Trust Company
Nv q B HUMPHREY, Vice President
Date Dec. $. 1929.
In the Circuit Court or Esoambla Coun-
Is. state 81 Tlorida.-In Chancory.
Albert Klein. and Max l. Bear. Conn
plainanta,
vs.
Ida Hnnsford. and j. G.. HamMford, her
husband, e. al
Sufficient affidavit e require the
making 81 this order having been made
and filed as required b. law. IL II ordered
that the defendants. ida HansfoFd and
j. e. Hamsford. her husband do appear
TO the htli Of complaint herein on tho
2srd day ~ December. 1850. and that
this order be published once week for
appearance day Ia tbs Pensacola jour
nal q newspaper published at Pensacola
florida.
WITNESS my hand and official seal
this the goth dav Of November. 1890.
(Sea) JAS MACGIBBON,
Clerk Circuit Court
a2nov-oaw- ~ -sss7
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HELP--FEMALE

WANTED-Woman TO do cooking and
attend % younE child. Must i've on
pace. White preferred. Phone 1881.
wANrED-A cook as Fast zarragossa
ST.
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Regular comfnuni alton 81 Naval IoaRa
Ne. "a v. a a. ~. Tuesday,. necnnihar
if 1880 az 20 q On Election n Officers
Niaitiua brethren frnternaliy iuVitad
khAMGAS ~ WESTON Jr w M
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LOST AND FOUND

LQST-sidttle white toy kitten with red
boots. between Eavlon and paiafox.
Return 20 Cary q Co
L0ST-My overcoat at WitheFirs Roat-
house sunday morning. Finder please
let me hear from you. Oscar Wells
phore IT'S
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FOR SALE

HOAA CkAAAG
FoR aALE one iron bsdatsad, springs
cheat and bed 81 o8t four Canadian
lsatheF hettom dining chairs ti6oe. one
geand sklsn..en a.ning table 80. -.
value. Fhana aots or call it98 y. Lee
-. l 70 . = ~
FOR aAI.E-Three pens will mated sll-
yer AMred WwAmantfH chickens For
prices csil a. 2. Lanwford ~ y or ~
Fon sAfE~ren acres Land nt Myrtle
Grove near rhQUl houne Tnrta-r ON
AdiFesa foaegh hauman. Route a. taoN
ron sALn-oood farn for sale o. trade
-
fsoR aAf.T~-il oasshola fsrniturs Tor rive
rooms. cheap Account of moving Ap-
plY hungaloa station. Airs. kinE. Phone
ISL
ron hAf.E-Ewru for nntchlng =. ..
Rhode IsiAnd Reds. Phone Or write
q T. Reese % and - -. Palafox 81,
FQR eAI.fs-coms So nuts en trees.
ao~aere farm west 90 CITY Decd sell
sssii pecan trees Frait trees New.
modern. nlx-rnom bungalow furnished.
Garage Servant house. blocks %
eleetrie car and Fraded school lm,msdi.
1875 AZ .. tiougnten. Route A. box
FOR sAr.E-Ono two-burner Perfection
81 cook stove, one % pound eapaelty
FeffiReFator both practically new, AZ als
N aprinH ~
ron aAI.K--Iots Z. 9. . ana 10 IN block
81, East HenNacoia. "A nArMain Tor
quiCk sale. Apply az ~. Government
ron sALw ON RENT-My farm a. Con.
sales, -. Apply a 9 Edwards
ron sALw-~Two Buckeye incabaioru
iainost new. sen cheap. CAL NJ
Richardson 80
ron aAf.r--A bargain. - acres % "a.
improved lano. SIS % per acre Bet
wicker oi steyt, bmpy earrlaEe rocker
flsso psiis6sf. as x sironE 81 Phons
roa sALa
EdiHpn Diamond pso and Rec =.
aram. value Na04 %. Cor .,.. si10 90
h aFsasslsa h ssassrasRs ystsss
&#he8 fpF tss#*..stt. ~ ~
Veto w. ava vaias sss.66. FOR. 'is6S
VisiSr siFfh eai5s $500 tor. IA b
Victor biMth. vmiue SIS %. Cor 1885. HA 90
Victor sisth yalao IS %. feg ss.so
net value aeeaa, fors.ssksa.f.. sseQ
victor Eoarth valss 10 %. for. 1890
yysssss ssS s ssSse s ssss us is sF 1888
tradsf n % vicfrosas End are hargRins
\, 9. ssisr ee1'' ~Oa0 p sSs ga.
FoR sALE. TRADE on RENT-wen
seia slati.s " III fS' Slou asA Ma
bon aAL.E..csseag g,aets Lsasslss
vafsesssA - ~ -. ~; th'ee less 800
e. cpaen. A. 81
FoR sIovE ON aRATE WOOD u any
FoR ouicN aALH-ooop vARo
.SsiSes.sossss ssseef eoi NoFfH WIZ
FoR aAI.E.-.nan : RAn o.reursser for
Hsary rrRsss,, iSs y 6Ss.rI s5ssi''2 81
ron sALE-rwo uman snrs bicycles.
-, ss~s eenpaese - Hcheoil L.
FoR RA1.m-ona asx typ~wrstar N rood
HH*"FAAaaAA.
losrual ofiics.
eos 49, At oNcW--oNw tofs MOO.
a. FlNM pAsaHNo9p NAxNVHll
ToORfNQ cas-. cNaAp roa cAaN,
ca ~ 90 MEnr cERvANTEs 81.
rOm aAfaNe~~About m utea fnt hsum
1918 -. Uuiiiemardo
PoR SAK.B~Rcs chiu~ fnr farm ksvslsnn
Scr sale Aiso aininM table Rr0 NgrfF
Rarnnlona Phone ftaF
ron eAt.rs-Whlte Faster rSy plants
to1 p. oaaaten
py3R NAT.B~&mfe. ron ton 49, GO.
2ypaWriter stand and chair ana rs-,rs
tlau rcem faFuitars. kAone ASA fs- a.
ual tt4Amnf
FoR aAHE-~Uaea Maxwau car -. y.
seen e. itei y hsonnt st
1RANSFER-Storage
moRAs TRANsFmR co.
m&sOMN tia CwWfCm AND wvamm
NouaN HAaT ct4hsE eYafHT. 49,
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LODGE NOTICE
MASONIC ruMpLU.

MASONIC TEMPLE.
- Regular ConNusafinn Of
O. Mt Horeh Chapter No. 81
~ ~ a. ~. Monday. Dec
#ff..~sstH 18TH, ~ $50 .. ~ Anuu-
14MN##l# a. election % officers sos
AN##&WM 3ourWinw companions fra
fIH fnrnaflY invited
F# n 81 FoncHELMEE IL u
49, ROSS ". HANSEN. Secv
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IRE said corporation shall exist for
Ninety Nira fas1 years from the date %
granting of letters patent % H.
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The name u the corporation shall be
the n. Aiken transportation and
Towing Company. and Ste principal Mace
of business. Pensacola. Emcamhia Coun-
-, Florida.
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The amount Of capital stec~ % che
Nafd corporation shall be Two Hundred
AZ riftv Thousand (f15o. 00o o0l Doll
lars. divided into Twenty-Five Hundred
s25ool shares q the par F".as OF 9n m
shall ~ PAYABLE IN cash or by property
A. 4 fnEt valuation 90 be fixed hy the
or 81 3 meeting - the
Beard Of Directors 70 be called for that
purpose
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A special communication 81 IA
Gambia Lodge NO fG r.
AZ Tueaday, Dec Itth. az Tao
~ d M Work Oh the T. q daaaea
NisltlnR brothers frafornnliy IN.
Nlled, SAMUEL rAHCO.
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The Washington times., 1920-08-26
FLOCK To BUG TOURNEY
Dave Heron Will Have Hard Task
to Retain His Links
ChampiOnshiD.

NEW YORK, Aug. 26.-The United
States Golf Association announces the
list of those eligible to compete in
the national amateur golf champion
ship to be held over the Engineers
Club course, Roslyn, l.. L, next month.
The list includes the name of every
prominent amateur in the country. not
one of the stars deciding to default
his chances with the prospect of an
English invasion, headed by Cyril J.
Tolley, the British amateur title
holder, to enhance the value of the
championship emblem.
Foremost among those named is S.
Davidson Heron of Pittsburgh. the
present American champion, and the
following ex-apateur kings: Jerry
Travers OF Upper Montclair, "Chick"
Evans of Chicago. Robert A. Gardner
of Ontwentsia, and w. G. Fownes, jr.,
OF Oakmont.
Included among the other stars are
Francis Ouimet who held the open
title in 1913; Perry Adair OF Atlanta,
Johnny Anderson of Siwanoy, Max
Marston of Merton, r. T.. Knepper OF
Sioux City, Oswald kirkby of Engle-
wood, Bobby Jones of Atlanta, runner
up to Heron last year; J. Wood Platt
of North Hills, who eliminated Ouimet
last year: Ned Sawyer of Siawanoy,
metropolitan champion; Maurice Ris-
ley OF Atlantic City, Jesse Sweetser
of Si~anoy, the intercollegiate title
holder; Henry J. Topping of Green
wich, and n veritable host OF others.