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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1920-11-23
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1t will be his business while he's
here to examine your feet free
cfcharge and tell you just what
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to relieve y0ur foot trouble.
Wewant you to take advantage
of this unusual opportunity that
we have the great privilege Of
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You can have perfectly
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The many Foot Comfort Appli-
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SerJiffVs bnniarJ proseaed
froz PrsJJnrs BY DR.. Seh0ii'5
BKaioE RS9aceri PrJsrVEJ
Skaps 81 ffhOf. Price, 75esaoh
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GERMAN SAYS COIN IS
SMUGCLED TO HOLLAND

BERLIN. Nov. 2S.-~(A Phone
hundred eminent persons. including
many of the former emperor's family
have smuggled to Holland money ag-
gregating 25O,OO0,0OO marks, II was
asserted by II. Murmand Mueller, for
mer chancellor, In the Reichstag to-
day
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Take Groves LAXATIVE BRoM0
etININE tablets. The genuine bears
the signature Of Il. w. Grove. SOc.-I
ADV,
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Whatever your foot trouble,
our Chicago foot expert
can relieve it at once

Afoot expert from Chicago
Practipedist from the staff of DR..
VIM. M. Scholl, the recognized
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School Dist. No. 115 . 1,6S439
School Dist No. III ... 4,sOS.94
school Dist No. 120 - 3,O45.O0
Urion High School No.,3.. 27,O0O.o0
Dsted this zetr -dsy- of November
fosasE1- --B4-E1-z 80
r.. T. BROWN,
County Clerk,
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" On Many Articles, THAN THEY WILL BE

j h In e1nHd rpina rMb forced ~ npslI Hudte
h
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For exrsms caSeJ cf"qrrat
fear or fiat fact and for
heaVisr zutigAt pSrJoHJ. Dr..
&hoNJ Tn Spring Aret
Support. Prioe,S5.00apa&
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White Organdics, Crossbar Novelties
Piqucs. Voilcs aud all fancy white go
IOc White Goods ON sale.
Z the yard ........+-.....e 5it
soc White Goods ON sale,
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the yard ..........,.... tic
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the yard .............. 9Sc
75c White Goods ON sale,
the yard ..............'. 1ac
$50 White Goods ON sale,
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importance to the withdrawal Of pub
lie moneys.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-12
VOTE ON SUFFRAGE
/. IN Tenn. FRIDAY
Leaders in Both Houses Agree
Not to Defer Final
Action
WOMEN LOBBYISTS SCORED
BY the Associated Press

Nashville, Tenn. Aug. IA vote
tomorrow on ratification Of the federal
woman suffrage amendment in both
houses of the Tennessee Legislature APP
peared certain today.
Chairman Riddick, of the House com
mittee, to which the joint ratification
resolution was referred, has announced
that the House will vote on IL tomorrow
The Senate also will take final action
on the resolution then. according to an
nouncement of Speaker Todd. Party
leaders were said to be agreed that
nothing could be gained by postponing
action until next week.
Preparations were being made today
for the joint hearing tonight on the
suffrage resolution. The opposing fac
tions also continued their attempts to
corral the support of senator's and rep
resentatives who had not yet definitely
announced their stand on the ques-
tion.
After the House yesterday voted
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-12

dresses be delivered In an agricultural
section Of the country and be devoted
to questions Of special interest TO farm
ers.
Many invitations to speak at county
and state fairs have been received as
well as many requests that the nominee
address meetings Of various farm or
ganizations. Among those who have
bid for a visit from the candidate are
the Minnesota state fair and the Iowa
state fair, both Of which meet within
the coming month.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-12
WOMEN WATCH TENNESSEE
penna. Suffraslsts Keen for News Of
Battle for Vote In South

The eyes of the political organizations
Of the state are focused on the Legis-
lature of Tennessee. watching closely
every move in the battle for the ratifi-
cation by the state of the Susan r.
Anthony amendment. giving the fran
chiSe to women.
The Pennsylvania League of Women S
Citizens announces that the authorita :
tive word on the probable fate of the
amendment is expected from Mrs. Car
rie Chapman Gait. president of the Ma =
tional Woman Suffrage Association, to
day.
In this city yesterday it was said that
some of the stand pat Republicans had
gone over to the old line Democrats in
Tennessee to prevent ratification of the
amendment at this time.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-12
OHIO DEMOCRATS
MAKE CLOSE RACE
Only Narrow Margin Separates
Candidates for United
States Senate

Columbus, o., Aug. 12.-tBy A. P.)
Returns early today from Tuesdays
primary election showed a nip and tuck
race for the Democratic nomination for
United States senator. Complete un-
official returns from 1900 of the 6OOO
precincts in the state gave a lead of only
532 votes to Judge A. +. O'Neil, of
Akron. over W. A. Julian. of Cincin
natl. The vote was: ONeil, lS.251 !;
Julian. 57.719.
With only approximately 300 pre-
Cincts still missing former Mayor Harry
l.. Davis. of Cleveland. continued to
maintain a lead Of 1000 votes over
former Congressman Ralph u. Cole. Of
Findlay. for the Republican nomination
for governor Former Governor Frank
Il. Willis had a lead of $4,000 votes
over Walter +. Brown. OF Toledo. for
the Republican nomination for United
States senator.
Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 12.-(By A.
P.D-United States Senator William
+. Kirby apparently was defeated for
denomination by Representative Thad-
deus II. Caraway in Tuesdays state
wide Democratic primary, unofficial re-
turns from more than two thirds of
the state showed today. Senator Kirby.
characterized by President Wilson as
one of the "wilful" senators, was at =
tackled by his opponent during the cam :
paign for his opposition TO the admin
istration in the early stages of the war.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-12

Lewis. former United States senator
and now candidate for the pemocratic
nomination for governor OF Illinois.
opened the campaign here last nisht.
The vice presidential candidate ad-
dressed a large part of his speech to
former progressives, eulogized ex Presi-
dent Roosevelt and invited his former
followers into the Democratic fold.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-12
COX FIRES FIRST
BIG GUN TODAY
Starts on Speaking Tour.
Roosevelt Opens Democratic
Campaign In Chicago
BOTH TO VISIT MANY STATES
BY the Associated Press

Columbus, o., Aug. 12.-With Gov
ernor Cox en- route to Camp Perry.
Ohio. to deliver his first address since
his notification, and with his running e
mate, Franklin d. Roosevelt, on a
western trip, the Democratic plan Of
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-12
EVENING PUBLIC LEDGER PHIL ADELPHIA THURSDAY, Al

carrying their cause TO the people was
under way today.
Leaving here for Toledo. Governor
Cox was To motor from there to Camp
Perry and speak about 5 80 p. m, re
turning here tonight via Toledo. His
next speaking engagement is at Wheel
ing, w. Va, on Saturday, when he
will address the Democratic state con
vention and later public gathering.
At Camp Perry the Democratic stand
ard bearer was to close the days rifle
competition program by awarding
trophies, including the Ohio executives
cup, open in the rife meet to regular
soldiers, national guardsmen and civilian
sharpshooters.
Chicago, Aug. 12.-(By A.. P)-
Franklin d. Roosevelt. Democratic can
didate for Vice President, left today on
n speaking tour that will take him
through fifteen states and as far west as
the Pacific coast.
Three speeches are on today's pro-
gram. opening with brief addresses at
Kenosha and Racine, Wis, and closing
with night meeting at Milwaukee,.
From Milwaukee, Mr.. Roosevelt will
20 Friday to st. Paul and Minneapolis
for two meetings in the Twin Cities.
Mr. Roosevelt and James Hamilton
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-12

Raleigh, N. c., Aug. 12.-(By A..
P.l-The North Carolina Legislature,
called into special session to consider
taxation questions and ratification of
the federal woman suffrage amendment,
tomorrow and perhaps not until Sat
urday.
Governor Beckett, who had planned
to send a message on suffrage to the
Legislature today, announced that it
had not been completed. He said the
message probably would be delivered to =
morrow. although it might be delayed
until Saturday.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-12

down q proposal to delay action on
ratification until after August "a 50
that mass meetings might be held
throughout the state to ascertain, sup
porters OF the plan said, the sentiment
of the public on ratification, Represen-
tatiye Story introduced q joint resolu-
tion which would prevent action for
or against passage or rejection OF
ratification resolution. Efforts to Sc
cure immediate action on suspension of
the rules failed and the proposal went
over until today. The Story resolution
declared that great doubt exists as re-
CARDS Legality Of action by this Legis-
lature,' and predicted that ratification,
IL accomplished. would be held up by
court action.
Senator Mcfarland offered q joint
resolution ostensibly aimed at suffra-
gists and their opponents here from
other states to lobby among the legis-
lators. The measure asks the lobbyists
ito please 60 away and let us alone.
We would much prefer your room to
your company" The resolution also
stated that men Of Tennessee ARE
fully capable and competent to fight
our own fights without interference
from any outside people whatsoever
Governor Roberts was on the floor of
the. House during yesterdays session
and was said to have conferred with
various representatives in the interests
of the ratification resolution.
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Col Fssmsieruy has returned %
America 81 the request Of Herbert
Hoover, 20 preseut 60 the American
public Poland's needS. He served in
ho Polish war as commander of the
kcscsuscxko squadron OF American
tviators and later was placed In com.
naud of ell the Polish air forces or
llse Southern front. Prior 20 his err.
listmwni IN the Polish army, he served
irst with the Frvneh In the LAFAYETTE
Escadrille and later with the United
States army. He has made more than
700 flights, covering a total distance
sf between $4,000 and 10000 miles.
The intelligence division of the Polish
army learned that tire Bolshrviki had
offered . reward of 100000 rouiSles
for Col Fauntleroy, dead OF alive.
The Polish government gave him the
Srder Of Ssyfsts Vslifagi in recognition
of his services.
I want the American people 20
rnow," Col. Fauntlerey said, that po-
iish children and Polish adults viii die
BY The thousands this winter unless
food is sent them from America. Il
know of no mar so we'll able 10 save
PoIand's boys and girls as Herbert
Hoover, but he cannot do Il unIess'
the friends Of Poland IN America give.
him full support. Last year his or
xanixatiou. ire American Relief ADJ
ministration, fed 10000 children IN
Poland alone. This winter il will nctl
80 less provided the heart OF America
responds % his appeal. America has
never failed yet. and VIII not fail POI
land now
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Port of
Pensacola

Sailed.
= S. Liege tBeig). New Orleans. for
cargo.
Due to Arrive.
s. s. Iacknwanna gAm.), Key West
20 FiIlette~Green for cargo.
Vessels ~ Pert.
sch Willis Holden (Am.l. Boca
Grande.
s. s. Fagern CSwed). Galveston TO
Pensacola Maritime Corp, bunkerH.
sch. City 81 Baltimore CAm.). Ssu-
vitas TO Gulf Transit Co. for ammo
MIA.
Motor schooner Dockton (Nor.l.
West Hartiepool. 20 ouina Export Co.
for cargo
Sch. Percy r. Pyne II (Am). Ma
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NOTICE 70 CONTRACTORS

Sealed proposals Tor the erection 81 a
three-Etory H4Eh School building ~
peuwacoia Florida. viii be received at
the efflce % a. : Edwards. Saperiu-
temdent. hy the Heard % Public lnstruc-
ton for Esganhia County. Florida. unit
1890 a. NJ. Saturday January 20. a..
-. 1891 Plans. specifications and fun
particulars can be obtained at the Offce
81 Walker u willis. Architect. GIT Blount
Bag Pensacola. F1a. A deposit ~ s9000
Tor each set Of plans Il required which
will be refunded upon return ~ plans
and spec ificaiions Ia good condition.
Cash or certified check on some Pen9a .
cola Bank or National BANK for i IT.
percent 81 the amount ~ bid must ae-
company each bid. check 20 be made
payable 20 the Board - Public iuatruc-
ton for the County ~ ERcamhta. state
Of Florida. Such cash and checks viii
be returned. except that 81 the success
fnl bidder which win be held until such
bidder has satisfactorily executed the
contract and given the bond required By
the Board. II thu successful bidder fails
or refuses within ten DAYS after notice
81 the acceptance ~ hia bid 10 execute
the contract or the bond. with surettea
thereon satisfactory 70 and in che form
and with the conditions required hy the
Beard. said amount or said certified
cheek viii Do forfeited and become the
absolute property 81 the BOARD THE
Board 81 Public Instruction reserves the
right % reject any and al bids or parts
thereof
A 8 EDWARDS.
surt. 81 Public Instruction for Escambia
County Florida.
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II. :. ARMY GOODS

rEIcEs lower Tran eoat ~ manufacture
New your OPPORTUNITY 60 save
money. Wenaerful values ere Offered
are Nlsw1. others rseiaimed but Is encci-
lent CoNa8tnns ARMY Il II Rain
coats tellet. te brand new saab q.
Army. 0ffeera nelted Model % brand
eialmoa. Kooa eonditlan. sast 81 81
a enY Nonrhns Reclaimed best rubber
$50 ii ARMY All Wool u u over
coat excellent coats tfgs II s Army
salass iitso hrsad Ssw y 3 sssep.
Lsathsr eraad new. ierklns a real
s e kSoei il- s,st Army sg ,nsisainseits 6
army Hlanksis. Reclaimed. GOOD condi-
fon 81 " army 81 ID wool Shirts
woasaerfl sa4lasN Trade 4 Sass Grade
n Amy comms, I, naSss asF ' Rssi,,, Y.
al annd. tahs e. 81 ARM Al VRarf o
q h..gssce,s.. Beelaiggseg.s warm and dur
ahieg ~ 49,. 90, " sssa a4 Army
81 each a1as Thrae rnate MI Size
ealandia reFstee 81 NarT t.r84,,Is....'t
ssst rnoia sam could bay.s doas's mel
aae ,res, T9Fih '~i -, oar ggice. -, -
sssesa. Pest Mads. nrsna New. 1 90 ,r la.e
- each ~ y Amy Wool apirai
l.swsihsi ~ \. N &C ns ssea &c rslr " s.
1,aao n ttas. Grade q Sc u i Am,
neale~ ltrre your chance 10 save riw
gleess lh 40 ha ss'f a.. ~, ss,Ess I.
~isfe esfHipment tae 30 Write 80 frea
an ~ refunded n Hou are net satisfisa
49,, 49, pa-s fleeriv nanas ssess,.s ssn' <,
nraalss aoueaa warshauas CO.
pspt tss. ofssnviils. 9. G.
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tanzaa 10 Pensacola Lambor and Tim
Der Co. for cargo. Pensacola MARI
time Co. agents.
=. 3 Rumney fBrl Galveston. for
bunksrw.
4. Il. Etna. CTtaIl Galveston 70 Pen
sacoia shlpbuildinR Co. for repairs.
.. q. Covena lAm.D from New or.
leans for repairs.
!. 3. Lake Dymer lAm.) 20 John
A. Merritt a Co. for cargo.
.. =. Jedmoor (Br.l. TO John A. Msr-
Fftt q CO.
Barge Paiafox sAm.l. 20 Frank -
Weilea. repairing.
Sch. Salem gAml for repairs.
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LIEGE COMPLETES
DISCHARGING CARGO

ed diacharging cargo yesterday ana
left for New Orleans 20 take cargo
She received bunker coal before sail
ing.
The Lsckawanna il due this morn
ing from Key Weat and Cuba.
The Sangamnn (Aml 1913 net tons.
Is en- route from AKIN. West Africa.
10 Pensacola with mahogany logs for
Frederick Gilmore g. CO.
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SHEPARD CASE
TO OPEN TODAY

MACON. Ca Dee. 1.-THE com
mittment hearing and appeal FOR bail
Tor All four of the defendants. held IN
connection With the death - Fred u
Shepard. wealthy peach grower. viii
start 81 III o'clock tomorrow morning
the state agreeing late today 20 pre-.
sent witnesses AZ demanded BY the de-
Tense. instead - proceeding with the
ease BY affidavit as Solicitor General
Garrett had sought 90 do today.
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Bonds. due Auu. I, fS3g
The undersigned hereby gives noftoe
that IL has In the shaking Fund the ssiin
mentioned honda Offers of bonds err
doraed Tender ~ Pensacola Electric Co.
Bonds viii h@ received hw fha Tg78 MfNts,
az IL Court Street, Boston. Mass. until
noon 81 Dee. 40, is20. at which time they
viii be opened The right i reserved 20
reject any or all offers Interest on ae-
cepfsa bonds " an cease Gee. a, 1870.
oLD COLONY TRusT COMPANY,
Trustee
Succeeding CITY Trust COMPANY
pv 81 ia UffAfpHRrY Vice preai6snt
Date Dec. 8. 1899
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LEGAL NOTICE
srocNnoloERs MEETING

The annual meeting ~ the stockhald-
ers o. che American National Rank 80
Pensacola. florida. for the election 81
directors and the transaction Nf such
other business as may come before IL
will De- held Tuesday afternoon at two
O'Clock. January 1ith. 1891. a. the bank
ing house.
r. n. MALONE
kdec~0a W-aw President.
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MORTGAGE LOANS

LOANS oN R9AL EsTATE.
We lend money or Real Estate In the
city on short notice Please state IN
application II Fou have an Abstract o.
Title 90 the property
Gnli and see IA.
THE WATSON AGENCY, Inc
South Pnlafcx St
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FISHER-BROWN
Writes Automobile Insurance
s1S-PH0NEs-sls
HELP--FEMALE

NANTED-Seftiedc olored woman % live
on place and work Apply ur Kennedy.
tfb H0mnt hlaF
NANTEH-'re.o Mattresses. experienced.
Angeles fsinch. Good wages 81
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The Market Place of West Florida
READ DAILY BY 10000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But TTiIe and the Results are UneQuuLed
FOR SALE

FOR eALE-Clevsmnd SIX touring ear
in perfect condition. Good 81 new.
rsal bargain n taken az once Phone
10eas 81
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LOST AND FOUND

LCsT-On PaiafOx street. ladies' wrist
watch Phone l3t or return 20 us No.
Paiafox
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WANTED

WANTED Double fiat tor desk. re-
NolvinE arm chairs 20 mas 30. : four-
drawer standard Cling cabinet. ! ofICo
table. . typewriter aask I typewriter
chair. 2 regular office chairs Prefer
ably al matching. no objection second
hand u IN good condition. Address Boa
WANTED-Ten 90 twenty-five acre
partly Improved fruit farm. near school
on bus line on a main road. with 3 ak
room house Give location and hest price
=. 8, = boS 2sa, city.
WANTED pair of floor scales and
compuitnE scales. Apply 20 y. Garden
WANTED-TNo hundred feet ~ avn
ience. W = Garfield. Phone $50.
WANTEil.-.-.sman, partly improved fruit
farm. Give full description as 10 what
YOU have 20 offer with location ard
lowest prices Prefer a farm - 20 20 80
acres with buildings. and az least no 20
l5 acres IN cultivation. and location must
he good. AddrtNs John p GaNlor. 6fA
oakland IAds Lansing, Michigan.
WANTED 70 hear from lady. whose
wI Ia-saG a., name a, "a, sas Eila TsmRiar
cola, Florida. This Information wanted
~ hef nephew II anyone knows ~
her Whereabouts please answer 70 In
formation, care Journal.
WANTED Stoves repaired ~ a'l sirs-
~ :. X Likes, Phone 1889. $50 T.
pafson St
SEWING MACHINES. Ave-. STRING
tnstrumsrts repaired Phone R8f
~ blake@lsy. 10 Cast Garden 81. sal
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Check That Cold
Right Away
DR.. KINGS New Discovery
soon breaks q cold and
checks a cough

A SUDDEN chili-snecxea- stufFy
n feeling in the head-and you have
the beginning of q hard cold. Get right
alter it, Just as soon IS the sniftles
start. with DR.. Kings New Discovery.
Fer Fifty years a standard remedy for
cobds, coughs and grippe.
You wili soon notice . change for
The better. Has a convincing, healing
taste that the Riddles like. Good for
croupy coughs. Al druggists, eoc
aud 81 20 a bottle.
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statesmen

Sal. rs AAN~-sfo sail high class Adver-
Using Calendars and Pans la penaa q
cola ANA surrounding territory Highest
commission paid promptly selling Sea .
son commences January first. GEO. H.
jung. Cincinnati %.
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POSITION WANTED

WANTED stretching curtains nicely a.
reasonable price cali nt 1901 -. De-
Niiier or phone 1907 Clara Pearson.
POSITION WANTED-ny experienced
Young man. 90. high school education,
as HtenoWra pher. clerk or office aRalet-
ant Have knnwiedTe of bookkeeping
References furnished Address s07 n
pHiafuN "a "a
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HELP--MALE

ClIRk Nfeu women1 over ~ for
Postal Mail Service eta8 month ~.
periuuce unnoeesHarv. For free par
irulaFa Of examination. write j.. Leon
afA tfnfmer civil Service Examinerl eJt
Equitable vida Washington, = g.
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PUBLIC sTENOOnApHER - neuia
9reenhHt 80l American National nank
Bldg Phone ls2
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FOR SALE
ron SALE


FoR sALE-corona typewriter. Perfect
condition sea veFl little. Address
a y. care Journal
ron sAl.E--Ea,abiisasd cash groeery
stors. LeaYing ety. Firat 5000 sets
roH sALE-oas range. four burner. SCI
Room 3, Fisher hHiE, upaiaifn
FoR STOVE or CRATE WOOD 10 any
quantity can n kennoay, Phone ~
FoR QUICK sALE-ooop VARo
CHICKENS. APPLY b4f NONIH fTFh
AYR. ptsoaE ao1o.
FoR SALE Han a Bali oarburetor Tor
NlN cylinder car GnId condition
iienry Frltohetf. los = Government -
FOR sALE-Tbros pens well mated ST.
YER Laced WHHna9tft chickens. tur
prices cal a. &. thnaiort e. = - IL.
toR aALE-Ton acres iaad nt Myrtle
Grove uetr hnul house Thren-r tofn
house and large barn NNcan Tor cash.
Ad1reaa 1oaeph baumau. lteute a. t'oS
ron aALE.-Good farm for GALE o. trade
Tor store. q. C. d. 6a0s West Jackson
FOn sALE-Eers Tor Matching =. =.
Rhode fsland Reels l.honn 81 write
FoR sAIE-Corne ass nuts on trees.
49, ssssrs h ssfn wgs r gqs 9Soa ss ses
shell ocean trees FFuiG trees. New.
modern. alNsruum bungalow furnished.
Garage. servant house. blocks 90
uit trle car ana gtadad achool lmmndi'
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n MASONIC TEMPLE
"a special communication OF wm-
49, Gambia Lodge No f6 r. A. a
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Degree. Visiting Bros. fratornailv In
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