davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Washington Journal., 1920-03-12
Observation-Disclosures mnS llnteritiif
INNS : &ercine.

mugs : &ercine.
&cre.m &aocn. &cri. onn .. Mitt-
oodJ /. H. in 922 @a. sIue. N.-@.
SSofpb 8ir5, ScfretGr, 1850 Snlf
Ctr. &C.
Imcrifaniider ltnteritiitangs=
Scrc;m. Gbos. @romlidl Hr6lioent.
9ic. @icsullo, Scfretdr, S24 CITE ct.
:. ". Sci. Sranflin 1750-i. &eri.
I'M >. 9icnstag /, 81. IN 922 Ya.
lpc., &. M.
!NciienOarmitaSter lIntcrititnnAs.
Screin gmil Spobn, 8rai.; Sobn
Neiningcr, Scfret1r, 1920 M6te
Str. nc. @eri. 3. MittuoG /. sc.
n 923 Na. glec. 9.-8.
SdiuGbiider &raMfen . llnteritiit
Aigsuercin. Ntidlocl @ies, GefretGr
III. @ainicr, SOS. ,gcri. orn /.
1icnstaa i. 90. in go. 314 6
ctr. N.g9.
GattSemtiher @creen, @aibiuaton.
). s. ScfretGr: @lE. Stl1ermann
Il Gbeitnut Str, Satoma @nrf, &c
geri. ain 1. Donrerstaa i. 30. i'm
SdngerbunD.
llnterititunss=Sm nS, 9iitrift &O.
60. Mi6 Oies, Setretar, oct. Nai-
Tier. Mo. Seri. on1 4. 0ienstag i.
R. in $50. 922 go. Ibe., N.8.
nsSaibinstOn @etser llnteritik.
,ngs-&erein" 9rdiioent: stephan
5ronf, 200 se6Ite Str. &C. Scfre-
ar; Srit ScB, 1t2 Ate ctr. M.-@.
Scr' on l.. Oielstaa i. 81. in ?22
Ea. .ipc. N.-@.
@iibelm Sell 1tmterititnngs-We.
'eaidaft. @eri. am 8. Mo"tag i. 90.
in 922 go. Mpe. 0.-@. m,uI Bod.
i6nliGt, Scfret1r, 907 %. StraBe
Npromelt
Sufcl SrGIs Sersniisunssberein
&eri. am 2. 9icnStag i. &c. i'm San
lerbrno. @co Moir, Sefret1r. 1881
Critic Str. N.8.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-12

anScrcn bic Sorocrung fir pEr5e6n.
tdgige Sericu elm. 10 onb lie oll &o'
ten iNrcr IrbcitNcber ScebdOcr be.
iudcn f6nnen. Gle 0ienitbcrridoit
mus ibnen wd6reuO Der 3eit Ooppel.
ten 2obn bc5ablcn, ga bic 9lls9obcn
in Sommeririidcn bod iin0. sic
uerlaEgeu ouG t6gIi1 5mei 3ignret'
te ons go15e Sobr 6inourd).
g'ictet iidl sur Gerloinng al.
2on0ru. 9luBeritonOc, Arbcit
gu finGen, fat 5rant Gong, Ncr lid
oIs circn 26 Sabre oItcn obdn0igcn
grbciter, beidrcibt, ourd cine Bel
tui9 a%ngcbotcn, ieinen Gicnit fiir
ieds Nionate nusIoien 6u %Idiierl.
Sciu Gori6log gcGt oobin, Bob zoe
oOer metr 8irmcn ie S. iiir ell Sos
%6caobIen. Gr pcrpfliGtct it'd, feds
@onute obne 9o6n fir sic Iiruna
sic geiuinnt, 81 or6eiten. IS be-
elite lib niemonb, pon Ser Offcrte
@ebroltdJ 81 MAIDEN.
SDmpatgic Streif.
Gopen6ogclt. 0Gniide 7odnr.
better ba6en iiH gemeigert, I'M 500
len non S%ppenbagen bolGnOiidlc
Sdiife 5u entla0en o0er boQGtciifle
gSaren al13uioiieu. Sic nebmcn 0ie.
fen Stanopunft aus SDmpotbie fir
itrcifcnOe bolGnOiide arbeitcr ell.
Gum nbidrcfcnSen Seiipicl.
Sern. - &ier empfangenen NodJ.
ridlten 5ufoIge mer0en @ltderer, @r-
prefer nn0 @ro6ifer, nit einem
Glafot ncrieben III Soften 6urd) sic
StraBen mo MarftpIdbe brlllari'
id)er StdOte gcfiibrt. 9icic Silent
Iid!c @IoBitclung, sic an Ben rlittel'
nItcfiiGen Stranger erinncrt, iod
quite Gelultate Gerpor6ringer.
&ielc Sffisicrc gcfannca.
0onoon. Die Soften Srltppcn
haben elmer McIotng aus Mo3falt
5ufolqe bel Der Gintohnle ron
S0ciiu 1903 Sffi5iere gefoHQct &C.
nontlnerL 0arlnltcr % @cnerdlc ms
2t7 Sberiteu.
Sum6cnnttentHt.
3iirid). - Inter Dem &auaci;l-
gang gum amerifamiNen GoninIat,
bier, e~rplo0ierte cine 9ontbc, no.
burt5 baS @cbGltGe id)linln beidlG-
bigt, a6er nientano perlcbt lpilrOc.
Mon 9laiibt, oaB bic @oli5ciGeb1rNc
anbaltspunfte inbesuN ouf sic
i6uloigen Serionen bot.
@aibington. Gin ofii5icllcr
@eridt iiber Elm @ombenatten!ot
oltf 6as amerifanii6e &oniulat in
3iirid lit Sem Gtoots0cportenicllt
bonn @enerolforiill &cere anQeaoIt-
gen, ser iaotc, ooB oos GebGrlbc
tcilweiic 5erit0rt, aber nienlmlo pcr-
lett ici.
SrieNeu nit Sapan.
2on0on.-9er &ertretcr oeS 60
miet : apumiiiariots fir nlswir
tige @ngelegenIeiten in SrfutSf Fat
Sen Nuftrag erboItcn, Dem iopani-
I6en Sauptqitartier in SrfltSf Die
6rieocnsporihldge ser Solihenifi
3ll ii6ergcben llno NIT Ser iopnni-
idcn &egicrunq Set mo Srt Der
5u ~fiibreuben @er9onolltrgen 5l
bereinboren.
&plens SprGcrnngcm nnanncbm6nr.
2onoon. - Sic Don Yolcn ollf-
gciteGten Grieoensbe6ingnagcl mer-
ben in einer oralltloicn 9epeitic Gus
Mosfou ais iibertrie6cn be5eiGnet.
Sn elmer Geoe Dor Dem &oiafen-
fongreB iogte Der gollhemifiP Gre
mier Nifolai 2cnin: o@cnn Der
polniide gngrciier in unicr 9ano
einoringt, mcroen mir linn eincn
Gdlog oerieten sen er nidt per-
geiien miro. Sic polniiden gbli-
gen itno &npituliiten MAIDEN 1o-
bcnoe @eberoen mo crbe6en Ne.
bietsanipriihc, sic ielblt iiber Sic
@ren5en bon 1872 6inalisgeben."
Washington Journal., 1920-03-12
M.iana %creinc.

gSaIbinstum SGugerbnnO, 314 6
Str. q. ". Mortin @ic9allo, &rGl.
Abolf 8roltncr. Scfrctdr, 314 6
Ctr. 1913. 9ircftorens Scri. ON 2.
0ienStug /. 90
Ncrmanin MinucrAOr, 922 go.
4pc. N.%. &rGii0cnt: Sobn Neif
5cfrctar: 6ris &dffner, 1850 Bla.
lens6urg 9tooo, q. 4. 8erlamm-
ing oll 1. 9pnnersta9 /. ST..
GGn9crbrnS 9amcMuerciv Sell
mi .. gr,,,ttup6 i. 81. abenos 8 ltb.
II SnllgcrbnnD.
Nriun 9amcnncrein. 6ron q.
ermufe, @rai. %cri. an 2. Mtittmco
81. abcnba S ubr.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-12

A 9entiAe Sreimanrsr elJe
% Nrminins, CIR. 25, T.M.N. Mi
Wy @oum Sdnei0er, SefrctGt
,0t llnion SnDings 9oltt Building
ieri. oln 1. uno 3. 9ienstog i. u
NJ Ntilcn Walonic Scnlpcl.
Washington Journal., 1920-03-12

9onolulu, :. S.-0ie @rnen-
nitng Or. SO. g. Soils ais oeut-
ider 8otihafter BEL Sapan, lit Sa-
pan a%nnebmbar, inoffi3ieaen @a6-
ridteu ans Dem iapaniiAen 9lu3-
fuGrtigen Amte 5ufolge. @S muroe
aud genleloet, oab 6. Self, iopa-
niiber @eianoter BEL Ser Sbmei5,
gum iopnniihen 8otidofter bel
9elttihlano eritannt meroen miro,
iagte oas GabeIgramm.
S55ct gaida bat reiignicrt.
Gonitantinopel. - SIN SinbLid
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500 PER CENT PER ANNUM IN A
SAFE BUSINESS ENTERPRISE.
Write BOX ss4, sURk5uRNETI::
TEXAS. 900
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that the BOARD
of Public instruction of Escamoia County
State of Florida, has appointed the FOL
lowing Inspectors and Clerk Tor the me, ei S,
of Jujy. A. D., 1920, to determine whether
~ ut there shall be issued bonds to the
amount of $500. 100000 by that particular
Special Tax school District OF TN. tne sa1d
Intions adopted by the said Board on the
24th day of June, A. D.. 1920, and pub
iished by said Board, to-wit: ,,,,-.s.-
For polling place Of I pseei Wiiis Nnmo A
R1itcb inspectors, and R. J. Ovens
Clerk. ...,,,, <o- Fscarot,ia
Soui'S' By A S. Edwards.
e,,,o-iptandent for Escambia
GYM Snn1tv Florida, and Ex-officio Clerk Of
said Board.
July 10, 1920.
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WHAT'S THE USE OF
BUYING GARBAGE CAN?

Mrs. Gray Rat to Mr.. Gray Rat:
"What are we going to feed the chill
dren for supper tonight since Mr..
Wise Guy got that garbage CAM"
Mr.. G. r. (Stroking his whiskers
meditatively): "Well, let's see, we
might go over to that old box in Mr..
Learn Quick's back yard. Their cook
never covers up the garbage, and the
yard man always leaves a bag of cow
feed in the stable"
Johnnie Rat (Squeaking hungrily);
"Quit kiddin' yerselves, 1 beat it over
there this mornin' fer some of them
nice chop bones and found nothin' but
row of bright new cans. All could
git out of 'em was smells. One smelt
like bully good garbage, another had
the cow feed in it and even the chick
en- feed had been put away in little
bucket with a lid that fit just awfully
tight"
Mary Halfgrown Rat: "Well, any
way, we might just as well move out
To- here fer 1 was sleepin' under the
coal bin this forenoon and heard a fuss
outside that woke me up. Mr.. Wise
Guy had a man out there tellin' him
how to rip out all the floorin' from
the coal bin, take up the old wooden
sidewalk where all the Brown Rats
have been stayin', and to see one of
theme government inspectors to find
out what else had to be done to get
rid of us rats
Mrs. G. r. (Chin in paws, despond
ently): 81 do hate to break up and
move away from this nice place, but
it amt what it used to be, and they
do say that old man Moss Back on
the corner of Maple and Market street
amt goin' to do nothin' like what the
gov'ment folks says fer to do, cause
they amt no sense in all this here
talk about fleas on things and he
don't believe a word of it."
Mr.. G.. r. (Moodily): wal, they is
tn much sickness among my pals about
here anyhow. Y know Sam Rodent
took awful sick tother night an died.
They never did find out what allied
him, and now his wife is purity sick,
says she thinks it is on account of so
many fleas. Quite bunch got off
Sans corpse onto me when 1 was
there, en- L don't want any more of
'em so l reckon we better take what
Back joint"
So saying, Mr.. G. r. led the way to
the Moss Back place and the entire
rat population of the Wise Guy neigh
borhood fell in line with baggage and
fleas and nobody knows what other
parasites and germs. They took pos
session of the new home thankful that
someone was skeptical about the need
of sanitation, and preferred to take |
chances rather than precautions.
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.STATEBOOKLET
TO Be ISSUED
To Be Distributed Nationally
and Will Advertise All
Sections Equally.
(By w. e. BOLLES.)

At a recent meeting of the secre-
taries of Boards of Trade at Orlando,
there was an informal discussion of a
plan to have the State of Florida is
sue booklet setting forth all of the
advantages and opportunities of this
state without mentioning any town or
county whatsoever. The plan is to
make it purely an All-Florida booklet
covering information about climate.
soil, agriculture, transportation and
every other item of interest to pros
pective settlers. An issue of 100000
up to 100000 of these booklets could
be distributed successfully through
various county boards of trades and
the chambers of commerce and boards
of trade of the respective cities and
towns.
The plan is to have this issue gotten
out under the direction of state Of
ficials and pay for it from the state
treasury. 1t would benefit directly or
indirectly every man and woman in
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SELL TIRES-Direct to car owner, S0x3
non-skid $11.75. Tubes S22o;, otner
sizes in proportion: Guarantees o;ov ;e
miles on liberal adjustment basis. Big
commissions. Experience or capital un-
necessary. Auto Tire Clearing House.
1900 w 18th, Chicago. 900
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Rome, July 24.-One by one the last
bulwarks of conservatism in Europe
disappear. The Vatican which pre-
serves in its life and ceremonials so
many picturesque customs and ancient
ways of doing things for long time
sternly forbade the use of automobiles
by cardinals and other ecclesiastics.
Funeral looking carriages drawn by
black horses conveyed the cardinals to
and from the functions at st. Peters
or to their visits to the Pontiff in the
Vatican palace. Now several Of the
cardinals, including the English Car
dinal Gasquet, have motor cars which
convey them everywhere.
Not so long ago the attendants in
Elizabethen ruff and doublet and
sword who marshal the spectators to
their places in the great vatican func-
lions, did not allow the use of opera
glasses to watch the wondrous scene.
At the canonizaton of Joan of Arc a
body of photographers were permitted
to be present who took film of the
whole ceremony, so that when these
picturesque historic professions no
more occur, this reproduction will re-
call it.
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the state by bringing more people here
and by creating a greater demand for
Florida products of all kinds.
This state booklet would cover the
facts about the state at large more
thoroughly than any local o rcounty
booklet has ever done, and would en-
able each local organization to devote
all Of the space in its booklet toward
boosting its own advantages, allowing
the state booklet to present the en-
tire argument for the state at large.
The postage, addressing, wrapping
and mailing expenses would be paid
by the local organizations throughout
the state.
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wANTED-Servant for general mousse
work Apply 1900 East LaRua. ooo
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BRAZILIANS WORKING
ON COMPLETE CENSUS

Rio de Janeiro, July 25-Thousands
of workers are now engaged in taking
what is said will be the most complete
census Brazil has ever had. Official
statistics at the present time give the
population of Brazil as approximately
23,0O0OO0, but Dr. Carvalho, the di-
rector general Of statistics, told The
Associated Press that these figures are
much too low. Rio de Janeiro, although
credited with 100000 population, really
has more than 100000, he says.
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NOTICE.

Notice Is hereby given that under and
by virtue of an execution Issued c out Ul
Ine ~ - ~ Judgment in said Court re-
eIot, IN in the case wherein Lee Daniel
IS plaintiff and George II; Hnriehs Is de- e,
Ien.; County Florida, has levied on
win i offer for sale and sell sell on Monday
the End day of august od 1872 P pnecd the
Eeca nobia County, Florida, during the
legal hours Of sale to the highest and
best cash bidder. the following described
one Chalmers. five passenger auto
mobile. 1920 model. Bill OF Sale at cost
of purchaser. .-1Y1,.pE1
Sheriff OF ESca MA COUNTY E>--
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How can a community be pro-
gressive when it is far behind
in Public Schools.
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Good Public Schools go hand
in hand with a progressive COM
munitV-
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roP SALE OR TRADE-A new Beeman
arden tractor and implements. Write
- zoe F.. NJ Milburn, Seminole Country
rub Seminole, Ala. 5S2
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WANTED-Milliner. A large mercantile
store doing a volume of business in
popular priced millinery has opening for
a competent and experienced milliner
Tor ta!l season. Splendid opportunity for
one who is capable of trimming and taxi
ing charge of the department. In reply
give past experience and wages. Address
1922, Journal office
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,WANTED-By large mercantile concern
young men between ages % and 80
years, for store managers. Men who
feel they want to get ahead, and have
the ambition to work hard and study,
and have enough endurance and stick
toitiveness to master the details of our
business can secure a position with a fu-
lure worth working for. In your reply
state age experience, present occupation
and salary; whether married or single
Address U. c. Y, Journal office.
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ALIENS F00T=EASE DOES IL,

when your shoes pinch or your corns and BUM
ions ache so that you are tired all over, get
Aliens Foot Ease, the antiseptic powder to be
shaken into the shoes and sprinkled in the foot
bunons and give instant relief to Smarting, Ach-
ing, Swollen, Tender feet. 1900, 900 pounds OF
powder for the feet were used by our Army and
Navy during the war. Sold everywhere. {
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FOR sALE-Oyerland 20" in first class
Journal
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FOR SALE OF LEASE-Twenty thou
sand foot capacity circular saw mill.
Nine four mule teams, complete, carts,
harness and chains. One two-drum
ShIdder cable and blocks for loading logs.
Mil and teams in operation at Gaines
vile, full description upon application.
Greene Lumber Company, Gainesville,
Florida $50
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FOR sALE-Two registered Poland China
sows and fine pigs two months old.
Win sell all or part at reasonable price.
Apply Lee Barganier, +. .. Box To- Mo-
Lnn Eorlda
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The Market Place of West Florida
READ DAILY BY 10000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But Iifze and the Results are Une0unled
FOR SALE

FOR sALE-Dayton bicycle. in good con-
dition Apply 226 n. DeVilliers ST., or
phone 1926
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fenced chicken tight, fruit trees and 163
large bearing pecan trees; sold $1,000 of
pecans last year; modern six-room bun
galow, partly furnished, garage; servants
house and laundry; 6 blocks to electric
car. Phone 1895. Address H. Q. Hough
ton. Route A. PoX 230-C. If
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r0P kim BRAND OF OIL powdered milk,
hone 1913 Mott S. Pond, Distributor.
,!h6 Z LaRua St. Pensacola. 169
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FOR RENT-Light housekeeping rooms;
also single rooms; modern conveniences.
III N. Barcelona-St. Phone 1925. 56S
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FOR SALE-Two new 1925 National
cash Registers. For sale at bargain.
Phone 914.
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FOR SALE-Weu equipped table pool
room, also lunch counter, cigar and
cold drink stand. Cheap for a quick buy
cr Apply Boyett's Smoke House. Dad s
Place, 81 Government ST., Mobile Ala.
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FOR Neutrality-suspicious. apartment.
214 w. Gregory 7t-496
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r0R SALE Uncalled for suits and pants,
Bargains London Wooden Mills. 166
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POSITION WANTED

WANTED-Position by experienced stem
oErapher, can take dictaphone or short
hand. DO filing and general office work.
Rapid and accurate. Best reference.
Address SAT, Care Journal office $50
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WANTED-To exchange nice S-rooT1
house on car line Tor or 4-room house,
rent is very reasonable. 101G w. LaRua
ST. st
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FOR RENT-Room suitable for one OF
two>gentlemen. sic N. Palafox Street.
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Notwithstanding curtains nicely, at
Villiers or phone 1907 Clara Pearson st
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FOR RENT-MoDERN 5-RooM Bun
GALOW FURNISHED, ON BARRAN.
GAS ROAD NEAR LITTLE BAYOU.
PRICE $500 PER MONTH. APPLY
FISHER RENTAL AGENCY. PHONE
2o57. 1T
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MULTIPLICATION rs houselreeper or
helper, resident Or nonresident. Ad-
dress p. O. Box 1924, Pensacola, Fla. ct
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FOR RENT-Furnished rooms. modern
+ conveniences. 81 ~. Barcelona or
phone 965. OF
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WANTED

WANTED-To rent or 6 room modern
Address c. D. care Journal N'
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CAR TRACER-Correspon for work
at all divisions, terminals and junction
points. State full qualifications in first
ie''er' ~ '''-> -'' sos
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WANTED-A good cook. Apply Child S
Restaurant. st
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished house
keeping apartment, modern conNen-
fences and garage. :06 w. Gregory It. +
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FOR RENT-Two acre orchard, fine gar
den ground, house optional Apply Mr q
Iumley, Fig City.
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DISTRIBUTOR wanted in every town for
Speedoline 100000 to $4,000 per month.
Exclusive territory; automobile free to
workers. Speedoline Co., Dept. 164, Dali
las Texas. oo'
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HELP-FEMALE

wANTED-A good servant. Apply ll9 ~
East Gadsden. ~
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HFMSTITCHING and Picoting attach
ment works on any sewing macnlne.
Price $3.50. Full Instructions WITH at at,
tachment Mutual Sales Co, Box 934
Charlotte, N. G. oo'
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] BE A DETECTIVE-$5o-$100 weekly;
travel over world; experience unneces-
sary. American Detective Agency, $50
Lucas, ST. Louis. 5o9
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WANTED-Competant young man or
young lady to do general office work.
Stenographic work not required. Address
Box w, care the Journal.
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nneritorious business enterprises by
selling stocks or first mortgage bonds.
Strictly commission basis. Mail full par
ticulars in first letter. John Trier, 1873
Eddy ST., Chicago. o'1
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-06
THE BIsBEE DAILY REVIEW
Ml1i,1o and Financial NelUS
 BY REVIEW
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY REVIEW LEASED WIRE

NEW YORK, Aug. - Unfavora- ble foreign news bearing on the Pc fish situation and renewed liquidation and short selling caused losses among industrial stocks of one to ten points today Except for an interval in the first hour, when a rise in railroad shares had a tonic effect, the down. ward movement was continuous. Con- dition in the foreign exchange and money markets were more favorable but were ignored.
 Reports that the banks had called loans on certain industrial collateral attended the decline. The bear fac tion devoted it's energies to driving down individual shares, causing un- easiness among holders of other se- curities as to where the attack would come next Oils, steels, shippings, sugars and feathers were tagets, and the precipitate decline in these groups dragged down the balance of the list. Resistance was poor against sell ing, even investment railroads fall ing back 10 to 13 points. Middle states OH cdSneu lIOh Ao12 IO lOA on, dealings approximating 25O,0O0 shares. This break was signal for active selling of other low priced oils and varied list of specialt1es. ] Total sales approximated 1,15O,00O shares. Uncertainties and lack of definite information as to business condidtions and dividend policies of various companies also was instru- mental in shaking confidence.
 The bond market maintained fair ly good tone in face of the weakness of stocks. Total sales, par value, were S11,375,000.
 Foreign issues fluctuated narrow ly and Liberty bonds were irregular. Old United States bonds were un- changed on call.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-06
Legal Notices
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

In the Superior Court, in the Coun- ty of Cochise, State of Arizona
 Estate of Maria Bauer. deceased. Notice is hereby given by the un- dersigned Executrix of the estate of Maria Bauer, deceased, to the credit ors of and all persons having claims against the said deceased, to exhibit them. with the necessary vouchers within ten Q0) months after the first publication of this notice to the said Executrix at the offices of Messrs. Flanigan and Murry, Attorneys at Law. Bisbee, Arizona, the same being the place for the transaction of the business of said estate, in said Coun- ty of Cochise.
 MINNIE B. SHILLIAM, Executrix of the Estate of Maria
 Bauer, deceased.
 Dated at Tombstone, Arizona, tnis 3rd day of August, 1920.
 First Publication August 6, 1920.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-06
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FOR SHERIFF

I desire to announce my candidacy for the office of Sheriff of Cochise County, subject to the will of the Republican, voters in the primaries, Septemper q, 1920. I have lived in Cochise County II years, begging engaged in the cattle business at Apache at the present time. I have served the people of this county as a peace officer for six years and feel that my record is sufficient recommen- dation. Your support will be appreciated
 O. E. PATTERSON.
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FOR COUNTY ASSESSOR

I hereby announce myself as candi- date for the office of County Assessor of Cochise County. subject to the Demo- cratic primery election. ] have had six years experience in this office as chief deputy and urge my knowledge of the duties of the office as a reason for ask
 ng your support. WALTER THOMAS.