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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-13
People and Events
Phone 38 between 10 a. m and D. m.
CALENDAR OF
FUTURE EVENTS

FRIDAY 49, ,
,,,,rcb hostess, Mrs. William
rJsb,r Jr.. Bayshore. $3.50 p. m.
- No. ., First Presbyterian
.L,,rcb hostess. Mrs. w. B. Fer
les SIS y. Baylen-st-. p. m.
r.-~le No. 3, First Presbyterian
.,,,-cb hostess, Mrs. =. w. Bull
rocE 72l y. Baylen-s p. m.
-.-rTs No. 4. First Presbyterian
church, p. m.
MONDAY -
S,.s,allaneous shower. honoree, MISS
If;r;an Windham; hostess. Mrs.
ZI.-vax Campbell and Miss Ruth
r5saifser. at home. Mrs. Campbell,
90 ". Government-st., p. m.
%$x
HOLMAN. MeWiLLiAMS.
p7v Minette, May 12.-Miss Emma
,,cyVilHams, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
N,cwflliams of Monroeville, Ala, and
-,hn n. Holman Of Muscosee, COM
,,,a,e,v surprised their friends by their
-L,,rrjage in Bay Minette, Sunday af-
.'.,.r at 5 O'Clock. The ceremony
u.s. performed by Rev. H. Lisenby.
-ne bride. a petite blonde, was girl
- I'D sweet in a midnight blue tall
800 sni+ with accessories to match.
~ corsage was of sweetheart roses
-+,o-,,ornd with lilies Of the valley.
Thare were no attendants.
~ and Mrs. Holman will make their
,,o-,a near Muscogee where he is en-
Gagged in business.
Mrs, Holman was one of Baldwin
f-o,n+y's most successful teachers and
possesses much social charm and an
at+ractive personality which has en-
Taarad her 10 hosts Of friends. Mr..
Holman is a rising business man and
--,os member of Co. "B" 18TH regi-
rron+ Of the famous Rainbow Division.
The many friends of the bride and
COON ioin in extending hearty con-
5ra+u1ations and best wishes for a long
and happy married life.
e x 3 sldXxiEAi
FOR BRIDE-ELEcT ::xi ss's
OF JUNE.
Miss Mary Snow Herring will en-
terrain at a miscellaneous shower on
Wednesday, May 10, at o'clock, in
the afternoon, in honor of Miss Miriam
Windham. a bride-elect of June.
The following prettily engraved in
vitations are being received by friends:
You're invited TO a shower,
For bride of June to be,
Here things Of all descriptions
am sure that you will see;
And the hour you should arrive,
Is Wednesday afternoon at five.
May nineteenth. nineteen hundred and
twenty. Fifteenth Avenue and Fiji
teenth street. Miss Windham, honoree
Miss Herring, hostess.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-13

Mobile. May a2.-Memphis won again
today from Mobile, to 5, in a loosely
played game, marked by wildness Of
pitchers and wrangling over decisions.
Memphis .040 030 00o-7 5 2
Mobile ........202 900 001-5 s 8
Memphis, Canavan. Albris, Vance and
Bischoff; Mobile, Meyers, Lukonovic,
Haid and Colman, Ponds.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-13
CANDIDATES FILE
EXPENSE ACCOUNTS

Those who filed expense accounts in
the office Of the clerk of the circuit
yesterday were: j. r. Coleman. for
Constable, district 8, Richard j. Muir
ply. for Constable. district 2, John a.
Kirkpatrick, for registration officer, G.
B. Gingle, for county commissioner,
district 4, S. J. Jones, for constable,
district 2, J. S. E. Wilder, for justice
Of the peace, district 4. r. Campbell,
for county commissioner, district 5,
William Fisher. for county solicitor.
John Clay Smith, for legislature. j. r.
M. Gates, for county commissioner,
district 8.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-13

Is it hot enough for you2 The po-
litical game-What?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-13
BOsToN-cLEvELANp.

Boston, May 12.-Cleveland won from
Boston in the opening game of the
series today, 9 to z. 1t was the heaviest
hitting contest of the local season.
Three of Boston's five runs in the
fourth came on McInnis' triple with
the bases filled and three of CleveIand,s
five in the fifth on Smiths double.
also with bases filled.
Cleveland 800 O50 1903 II 1
Boston ..oo0 500 o02-7 8 /
Cleveland. Caldwell Norton and
|O'Neill; Boston, Thomas, Bush and
Schang.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-13
FIRST CHRISTIAN
PASTOR AT CLEVELAND

Rev. Minor J. Ross, pastor Of the
First Christian church Of Pensacola, is
in Cleveland attending the convention
of the Inter Church World Movement
directors. Mr.. Ross is expected home
Friday and will report to his church
Sunday. At last Sundays services
the women from the Woman's Home
attended services at the First Chris
tian church, it being Mothers Day.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-13
Observation-Disclosures

Nashville, May 12.-Birmingham hit
hard today and defeated Nashville. 3
to 2.
200 021 1923 IA o
Nashville 49,. 900 600 02o-2 6 &
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TO LOOKOUTS
NEW ORLEANS HIT HARD AND
GETS POOR SUPPORT WHILE
CUNNINGHAM TiGHTENS UP,

New Orleans, May 12.-Chattanooea
defeated New Orleans. to 1, TO-DAY.
Cunningham held the Pelicans to six
hits, bu. Torkelson was hit hard and
got poor support.
Chattanooga 1000 100 2o2-5 IL 9
New Orleans 900 900 0O1-1 6 4
Chattanooga, Cunningham and Town
send; New Orleans, Torkelson and
Dowie.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-13
4 DELIGHTFUL WEEKEND TRIP.

Ine most beautiful spot in the South,
valparaiso, the Vale of Paradise, on
Bay extends to you a
coruiai welcome to spend any day in
the week. The Bay Shore Hotel serves
special Sunday dinners. We have
Deautifui bathing beaches, trips to the
GuiI, fresh and salt water fishing, miles
OF hard roads and beautiful parks all
that lover of nature could desire.
recreation and enjoyment in its en-
tirety can be had here and the expense
to you will be very reasonable.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-13
GIVES cREDIT THROUGH THE LAND

GIVES CREDIT THROUGH THE LAND.
Backache, lame and stiff muscles and
rheumatic pains are often symptoms Of
deranged kidneys had weak bladder,
bad kidneys and liver writes Willie
Carter, .Luxar, Pa. Il could not sleep well
and my back panied me awful / had
dizzy feeling in the morning. Since
taking Foley Kidney pills 7 have been
relieved of all such ailments" They rid
the system of the poisonous acids that
cause aches and pains. Sold everywhere
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-13
COUT OF RECORD
TRIES CIVIL CASE

The first civil case in the court of
record this session was tried yesterday
in that of Ellis Cook, a minor, VS..
Aberthaw Construction Co. The jury
awarded damages to the plaintiff In
the sum Of 800, the defendant to pay
the costs of the suit
George Johnson, Jessie Redick and
Wesley Alexander all three pleaded
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-13

guilty yesterday to charges Of gam
bling in the court OF record and were
fined SO and costs. Bertha Nathan
pleaded guilty to the charges Of drunk
and was fined $40 and costs.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-13

The Plant City Courier says that
fifteen hundred families in Oklahoma
have their eyes turned towards Flor
ida, and representative. G W. Lonk,
of Paul Valley. Okla. has recently Wis
tied Plant City to make arrangements
for the location Of his big colony.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-13
PITTSBURGH CLEANS
PHILADELPHIANS

Pittsburgh, May 12.-Pittsburgh was
again victor over Philadelphia today,
by a score of to 8.
Philadelphia .029 100 000-3 5 2
Pittsburgh :. 80. 800 900 2ox-5 9 0
Philadelphia. Rixey and Witherow;
Pittsburgh, Carlson, Hamilton and
Schmidt.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-05-13
ABOUT PEOPLE WE KNOW.

Mrs. A. V. Meadows Of opelika.
Ala. has arrived in Pensacola to spend
some time with her daughter, Mrs. II.
L. Watkins at North "C"-st.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence S. Wright
left yesterday via auto for Montgomery
The Newark journal., 1920-12-16
TOY TREE TABLE DECORATION
Miniature Christmas Emblem May Be Surrounded With Presents Tied
 With Red Ribbon.

SqTTwNl ECORATE the table with a sTsAgAs9 Christmas tree, one of the SASNl LlE9 toy ones, and pile around It's 9ssssSg Es5JsEs9 foot a quantity of presents
 tied with red ribbons. These should be only what college man would call "grinds s"-perhaps a tiny tin piano for a would-be perform CT, lantern for the one the points of whose jokes are difficult to see, a placid paper golf bag for the enthusi- astic player, and so on, each with a rhyme or quotation, says Harper's Bazar. If one considers a goose a somewhat undignified bird, ducks may be exchanged for 1t, either the domes- tic fowl or the more expensive canvas back or redhead. Fried celery is very good with duck, the crispest pieces dropped in batter and then cooked in deep fat. But the apple sauce cro- quettes should not be omitted even with this. For this informal dinner there is a very good and innocuous drink to serve with the heavy course sweet cider, spiced and sugared to taste, cooked ten minutes and served hot.
The Newark journal., 1920-12-16
Our commerclaIIzed Christmas.

Christmas Is the decoration day of a commercial age. Then, as on no other day, we face with compassion those who have fallen In our battles for wealth. For a moment we think of the thousands of children who have no share In that easy life we give our children, and must find the seasons joy in the charity dinner. Along with the barter to which we have debased our giving within our circle of ac- quaintances, we play at extending the spirit of the day to those who are the pawns of our industrial game. The Salvation army lass. standing cold and numb on the street corner, collecting funds fer Christmas baskets for the poor, reminds us of the wreckage left In the wake of our prosperity. We give a trifle to help the poor temper the bitterness of the year with a couple of hours good eating.
The Newark journal., 1920-12-16
*'s;ID}9-0-Ss3q5<.,-~
YULETlDE THORN TREE SAVED
Blooming Glastonbury, Subject Of Beautiful Legends of Christmas,
 Was Doomed to Destruction.

HNE of the most beautiful legends NJ of Christmas Is that of the Glas- tonbury thorn. The thorn tree grew at Glastonbury Abbey, In Somerset shire, and was supposed to have de- veloped from the staff of Joseph of Arimathea. According to the legend, Joseph came to Glastonbury and while he was resting on hill. afterward known as Weary All hill, he stuck his staff in the earth. The staff immedi ately grew green and budded, and at Christmas time 1t blo5somed into beautiful flowers.
 One chronicler states that during Queen Elizabeth's reign the thorn had q double trunk. but that I somewhat blgoted Puritan, who disliked the cree because to his mind 1t smacked of popery, starte1 to cut it down. and succeeded in demolisbing one Of the trunks. A miracle rescued the re maining trunk of the tree by causing q chip of wood to fly up and hit the Puritan in the eve while at the same time he slipped and cut his leg Later the tree was grubbed up, but a number of smaller trees raised from slips of the original are said to be owned by persons In the neighbor- hood.
The Newark journal., 1920-12-16
Christmas Trees by Million

NURSERYMEN grow large l V quantities of Norway spruce for Christmas uses rather more in the middle West, where conifers are not common In the woods, than on the east ern and western coasts, where they fringe every hillside. But the tree most commonly used is a short-needle pine found in the woods of Northern Michigan and Wisconsin. Early in September the Indians about the lumber camps of this region are set to work cutting these trees for the market, and by early November a little fleet of vessels makes It's way down Lake Michigan, a Christmas tree hauled to the foremast of each one, that by this sign all may know that in their holds is cargo which might not tempt Captain Kidd, but is far more precious than many one for which good ships have been scuttleJ.
The Newark journal., 1920-12-16
4 PEsSlMisT
coffin-Shsped Pie Crusts.

Selden. the antiquary, tells us that Christmas pies were formerly baked in a coffin shaped crust to represe It the cratch or manager in which our Saviour was laid.
The Newark journal., 1920-12-16

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
1LCTIOtS-LECdL
Legal Notices.
Of

ATLANTIC LIFE ms cO.-Thc annual
mccttni: or the stockholders OF thc ATTAIN
tic ittc. Insurance onpsuy wlll be- held
a. tac home office ~ the company. n,nth
moor. Virginia Railway N Power building.
Richtnpnd, Va. on Wednesday. January :.
i,-o, at /: O'Clock. noon. to receive aud act
upon annual reports. To eject Directors for
the ensuing year. tn consider and act upon
proposed amendments to tho by-iaws Of the
company. or adoption OF new bylaws. aud
to consider and act upon any other bust
ness which may propcrly DO considered or
acted upon at any annual or GENERAL meet
ins OF Stockholders 90 said company. Roy
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f(.TIOSS-LEGALS
LenaI kOilces.
8 1

ANNUAL MEErING-Sotice OF meeting of
stockholders. Richmond. Va. January L.
1870. = are hereby notified that tho an
Eual meeting OF III. stockholders OF the
held at the Home Office Of the Company.
corner OF "a pitoi and Tenth Streets. Rich
mond. VA. Oh Wednesday,. January rs, 1920,
at : ocloek p. NJ, for the purpose of elect.
the annual report OF the boar I'd OF directors
and the ratification OF the acts OF tho said
stockholders. and for tho transaction Of
such other business as may properly como
before said meeting. II Is desirable that
all stockholders shall, be present In person
or represented BY proxy, \. Carlton Nc
ISeunpy Srr-gtsry#
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SAIL: OF TWO
FRAME DWELLINGS,
Nos. 4O3 and 4O5
Duval Street

IN execution Of a certain deed Of
trust. dated MAY il. 1918. recorded in
tho Clerks Office. Richmond Chanccry
Court, in ID. Is. 250-A. "a bc GO. De-
fault having been made in the pay
ns.nt of a part of the debt therin
secured. and being required so TO do
ny the beneficiary. ! Will sell At Public
Auction on the premises ON
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY q. 1920.
at O'Clock p. NJ,
the real estate described i'll sal deed.
rs follows: First. house and lot, No.
io3 Duval street, Richmond. Va. be-
ginning at Il point on the south line
of Duval street. thirty-two feet west OF
Judah street, thence extending west
wardly along the. south line of Duval
street and fronting thereon twenty
three feet and extending hack south
wardly from said front within lines
parallel with Judah Street. to an alley
ten feet wide. Second, house and lot
NO. 400 Duval Street. Richmond, Va.
beginning at IA point fifty-fivc feet west
81 Judah street, on the south line OF
DuNa Street, and thence extending
WeatwardlE, on said south line of Duvaj
street and fronting thereon twcnty-nye
feet. thence extending back south
Wardly. from said front within lines
parallel with Judah Street to an alley
ten feet wide.
TERMS: Cash.
II. Y. RfCEIESoN. Trustee.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20

Md now. to-wit: January ., 1920.
II is ordered that the Master, II. j.
Sayior. serve all notices and rulo 10
accept and refuse At the valuation upon
William Stiil. by publication in the
Itichmond Tinses-Dispatch onco a week
for two consecutive weeks. the timo of
compliance to be ten days after date
OF second publication.
JOHN EABER MILLER, Judge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20

Observation-Disclosures eicctTIcIl lnan
opcE Tor cnrascmert TO manage Inuuiei-
i.t OF privately oW ned electric light Sys-
tenn. Al reference. VIII 40 f.
81. care Times Dispatch.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
RI, ANA Ia,nu SAT-. I

i'AHM-Midiv th,an farm for sale. This
farm contains about $50 acres. 70 acres
cleared. remainder IN lumber. good water
ON plGcc. /. mics from Richmond. ad-
Iotns tho property OF the Md oman Goa
Company. Is Ola the nam road aud about
LIZ mite from SIDING on tho Southern Isttl-
Nay. For further particulars Apply John
furrar. No. 80 Ainswurth Street. Nor
II Is Il farm you want. sec
Garr.tt X %. liz East Nam Street.
FARMS Tor sale III any location, W. =.
ttobinson 81 TO. 100 North Eighth street.
+ Aitno-Lis your farm with i'o.turu ~
BaSby. Ei.vcnth aud Md;n st;eIts. I.iya-
;nond.
have several nice farms on our
list. {. l.. u IL. l. Dcnoon. so East Main
Street.
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OFFICE OF THE STATE HIGHWAY
COM VI ISSlONEN.

So'l. W VIA.
istchnenh. Va January Il. ia2o.
Bid. NJ, be receive, u tho c!yrk's office,
noon. THURSDAY, January 20 i'p. Tor the
construction of the following:
Spoon Creek. I'VE" mills from Crit, ra;PriShh
County: length. "a feet u inches. Two -,
;D-fool reinforced concrete beam spans. L..
: Concrete bridge ana M approaches over
Little Dan River. near W. IT,. Walters. Il
~ feet. one a, p-toot aud two g., .,.foot
rrtntorccG concrete beam spans. roadway,
. tiii approaches 10 the present concrete
b-ids@ over Clark.s Creek a. rcdigo's Ford.
l'itms and specifications are on file at this
onice, aud at tho clerks office, stuart. Va.
tn. STATE Highway Commissioned upon APP
pllcation.
\ certified check Tor 1850 must accom-
me right is reserved 70 -cjcc. any o.
all bids.
z. COLEMAN.
state Highway Commissioners.
PLANTERS NATloNAL b;ANk.-tich-
lu nSnd Of Nh H. ! hi4@ = II q , ,G@ ris per rye.
ti"nal Bank of Richmond. Va. adopted at
mee,t6e. Of the s7ockhaaidi""rrss Of this 4 sp S@mt
+ + eb nuaISy c"iIa sg +, net on WedneadaN,
tho BANK t%~allidii5Es. . eona,dsf s' an1 a aeon Upon IN
r. from ,ne 500 600 81 % the 1ipo5i;aa dc s 20 Of tho hank
y ',;,ao.ooloo ,aalitcnai stcck. isiehaardS ii.
meeting OF the stockhoiiers OF his com.
nany VII be hold at Their main Office. 1911
aTry -. 1910. at oj'clocsE i. ii. ~ +.
Iienderson. Secretary.
VI ,nSai' %a TAI '2ana. ,SsyyRA i,sSET Go.1 35ISa;
a srns T,1i ee cn held ,, g. } East cn Main or s the yin IN
he city 81 R..s a vi On ThnrsaaY:
liam R. Miller. Secretary
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20

VIRGINIA TRUST Co.-RicninonI, Va.
January 6 i2.0-Thc annual meeting OF
the stockholders Of the Virginia Trust CrT.
the transaction OF such business as may
properly, coipc bcfor: the meeting. Including
for the past year viii b: held =; The oKco
Richmond. Va. On Tuesday. January 20.
1920. At IL N. stock transfer books will
be closed from January u to January Goth.
both Inclusive T.. u. tylett, Secretary.
! PEOPLE who never used classified ads be-
foro have their wants or offers printed
here today
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FfS4hIsIk
i,us,ncs. .>r,,ot,.....,,.,.

Business .tt:ipt,...,irs IN
4 GOOD BUSINESS Without capital con-
orahtc and straight, strictly your own
Valuable side line for those having ,,nr,
ciuipFnrnt. or may hc conducted from HON.
.'ian IS new. Of great value. Price si6D
,;eoreG Wellea Moaclgy. MeMburgh. X. "
EANk W.ANTEn-A good vhanco Tor .
hack. prosperous town in Virginia. Do
no; write. unless YOU mean business. AI-
dress J 600 care rnnes-Dtspatc
EXPERIENCED retail! shoe man wants
some one 20 furnish money for Shoe bus
incss. Can lie active IN business il urefcr
II good proposition. l. SO. care Times-DIs.
GROCERY n~usINESs. established. for saio
FOR cash at inventory. VIII throw in un-
expired license. Low rent. III South Tar
risnn Street lLichinona.
MAN-Large ma nufa c.uring corporation
wants capable man to Omen branch Office
and manage aaicSmen: 5000 10 So, 600 . Gees
sary. ESclusiS. rights: patented article.
inoney-makinG possibilities unlimited. VIII
;,ay EXPENSES 10 Baltimore II YOU qualify.
Address Mr.. Cicmmcr. Sales Mgr. ;It *
Howard 81. baltimore. Md.
MISUNDERSTANDING partner. with one
thous3nn dollars IN established salea.
BUY . good used car Kcad tho descrip-
tom. OF the. good ones offered for sale
today In the ella sainsd ads. -
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REAI ESJA ATE fUR s1LE
Farms and Land For Sale,

RM-Small farm for sale: one mills rom
railway and Petersburg car line: well
watcr-i. good ground for trucking. Price
T. 4. Harris. llo2 l-3 Hull
Strcct. South Richmond. Va.
.ODAi : MEMS OF merchandise and sery-
20 offered for yoar pleasure or pront Il
told TODAY nv the classified -dn
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20

SHIPPING CI.ERk-Young married man
Wishes position as shipping clerk:
:horonslhiy experienced. q 90. care Times
IiA p.fsE
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
FARMS WANTED.

Wanted. desirable stock. grain and grass
farms In any section of Virginia. especially
i~ledInont section. "rIto US for listing
blanks az once. Just getting out now cata-
ioSuc. Morton G, ThaihLi.r. T'rst National
Bank building.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20

] AM - worker. not AN entertainer. |
wan; u position in wholesale or retail
zlto, suppIE, house. Al reference. Phone
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-20
G. Z. COLEMAN.
state Highway Commissioner.
DiSn f.4i--f.i aSSitIED

MASONtC-A stated communication
0 Of the Richmond Eaudoiph Lodge.
No. -. y. T.. * \. Nj, viii he held
y IN the Masons, Iisii, franklin. nnar
January 20. 1890. al $40 O'Clock. All Mas
,,r Iasons IN good standing are cordially
invited. nv order oil tho Master. {. l..
tc.ir.dSc. SECRETARY,
IL. L. RICHESON X co.
Real Estate and Loans.
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West End Home

FOR SALE.
Six rooms. la th. gas, electricity. hot
water heat. Easy terms. Small cash
payment.
HENRY $. uUTzLER & Co.
1918 East Main Street.
WHEN you want II is to read and uss
T, : ~. , ,:ch In Ssin.J ads
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Houses For Sale.


Houses For Sale. 81
FOR SAIE-Brand-uew. 7-roo,n house In
rea sis' 70 h ,na1s INTO raF w.s Ha nSTs4 s.rs sa;
Al Sa!s sS ys 'S5S 'ninPs: Ina See an /: !. ts"sR!
HIGHLAND sPRINGs-FoR SALE. SIN
ROOM. FRAME DWELLING. CENTRAL
Lr LOCATED. A BEAUTIFUL HOME FOR
SOME ONE WHO LIKES THE SUBURBS.
IL. w, BOX ll5s. HIGHLAND SPRINGS.
w.
li@2M sn; q G ,an. 's,1ns. WsI,sF sohaaf.
HoMES-E'or city and suburban homes see
us, r. \. cai!,A & Co. - North Eishth
OWN your own. nome. Vow is The lime to
buy Phone Madison 7l'a today Mnhle-
Woodland HEIGHTS-For sale, nice :
easement Kin" feoins. modern: af large '~ Ioi;
SSossiE5y. 'S@5ilSE Mutual 81 Bui ID {. once Jas l.
Wanteh-keal Estate. so
E. .5n hE1nS I. g. se 7t,s ssi Essi N 4; ra0n0-
at24 lSlriosa. f? Mnl lssG s., .p 9sIIv r5sH am
h2nsenaele Tsntf shares or none. Writc
:sfeerenec. ete. MHcushss Gro1. Wilm iHGa :iSh:
FARM wanted yniIabie for truck -%a!sinE.
Have ready buyer for one. Quick action.
ssii!!:. 10y o;hei Mind>. Of ii5Ins Aris5ns
F3 ). t aaa1.i Tfss y CO.. i.4 ssy ysa 1ih n asG Ffs Min KIN.
vs. Ena Address { g.. care "G Tinass ):
H9}rSEmWNan,sH, to buy f;TSSm hons in
,lrsES l. IN -. ra TEft..S-E D SNATCH
iiqCSE w,ntea iisvlnE ius, sold M fafn,.
f'G ns y..s 4H''i III! naS eli 1T e iSl Dos Esi nm
: s!s' cs TnA f.mg es 6 Saps Il once Address }
Nar,ha Ni.n,h ssrset. -
LET S s2 far nT rem, With eo ny now or Tor ci. syom ,Sr
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SIN 81: sEvEE-RoON dwelling IN West
]. 1920. Price must be reasonable Address
! :ts. care Tilncs-nianatch.
VA HSh iP s ",PGss u X y" ID de' Parsa.l what hat n es'.
Inc. siisS East FranSi.rn' street. Randolph
WANTED At ONCE-River farm Tor quick
hnyyr: siso several bright tobacco FARMS,
iSSiLl rsS" ori He.i EtGns s.re tno"e l,-H4ON," ~.
WANTED. for q CUSTOMER. mouse on Frank
ais. in i h6sss i he GiS'e4 lA Park. anf hia .;IHS16ds 4
Rogers Room {. Mutual Building. Mad
lson iI47.
We R sellers and renters Of GiIy- and
Branch. So: Esst Main street.
WE HAVE several clients for houses on
Church Tin. Let US know what you
Rave and we will sell il for you. l.. L.
v H.. s. ~Iiarvic. 3l2 Mutual Building. SIadi-
WE HAVE two clients for houses In the
West End Il. +. Schmidt & Co. IS
.Iorth Eighth street kanJolnh 23A..
YOUR HOUSES
or APARTMENTS
E9K SALE hr OF ESk hE WT.Fu
IL. u. & +. II. EREL
6 ~ NTH STREEr