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"A-a glass of water--on the table, over there"
 I jumped up and poured him out a glass of water.
 "Thanks. You are-very kind.'
 He drank the water eagerly, then, leaning back on his pillows. he snil- ed once more at me.
 I was-thinking-" he said feeb-
 Don't try to think I assumed a dictatorial attitude that l thought was necessary in the absence of the nurse.
 "Just thinking-that you-nlake q very pretty picture" the feeble voice went on, "sitting therein that blue gown-the light behind you"
 His fine, dark eyes were fixed or me. Ill as he was, there was some thing magnetic in those deep7set eyes.
 A little silence fell between us Then:
 "You called me Jim. How die you come to know my name? For give my asking--but Pm interest ed"
 I couldn't frame an adequate re ply. What could I say? Now wa: no time for revealing the happenings of the few weeks prior to hie acci dent! He'd evidently forgotten al about his marriage. The blow to hi! l head had robbed him of portions O his memory. I'd heard of such cas es before, of course, but never dream ed they'd touch me quite so pain fully! 1 But I couldn't be entirely miser able when Jimmy Jim-was sniil 1 ing straight my love-lorn eyes True he didn't remember me, tn girl who once upon a time had mean the whole sun, moon and stars t l him! But-the reverse side of tn picture had it's grain of comfort 1 neither did he recoliect our wretche quarrel and our parting!
 q like to lie and look at you, he was saying now, in his attrae tive, we'll l-modulated voice. ''And- now I come to thin kof it-I eXpes you called me Jim because yo ,; heard my mother talking of me-"
 This naive explanation let pas ] for tho time being, it sufficed.
 sat there dumply, looking at hir l hoped he wouldn't see the ador' : tiol in nv eyes.
 Do you i~,l better" manage
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English Dirigible
 Will be House
 at Cape May, N. J.

Cape May, N, J., March 6.-The English drigible balloon, R-36, which the United States navy purchased from the British government for s3,5oO,o will be housed at the Cape May navy yard air station Work has been begun for the erec-- ton of large hangar, which must be completed with the next two months. A railroad line is being constructed to the site of the build ing in order that the 600 tons of material necessary for the hangar shall be placed on the ground speed fly.
 At the present hangar, from which the C-5 went out on its disas- trous trip last spring, there is being put together under the direction of an Italian expert officer a new diri- eible which may have it's trial trips i in a short time.
 The regular complement of the flying station adjoining the naval station is 400 officers and men,
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Miss Maggie Will
 be Labor Candidate
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TIME l23456 123456 66 MISS MAGIE WILL
 Northampton, Eng, March 6.--La- DOT has selected Miss Margaret Bond field to oppose Charles A. McCurdy, iiberal member of parliament from Northampton and parliamentary sec retary to the ministry of food, in the next election.
 ! Miss Maggie" as she is generally called is reported to be one of the most capable women in the labor movement. She is an able speaker I and has helped to organize the Wo- mems Cooperative movement.
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New York Sugar.

New York, March 6.--There was no change in the local raw sugar mar ket today and no fresh business was reported The undertone, however was firm and offerings were light Prices were 70 1-2 cents for Cuba cost and freight equal to 11.54 fo' centrifugal.
 One refiner was said to be allo- eating moderate amounts at n l-' cents for fine granulated. while oth' CTS were pretty well sold up wit' prices generally ranging from IA ts l6 cents for fine granulated
 There was little more interest II the futures market and prices wer' firner for the later positions oi scattered buying which was credited to tarde interests.
 { At the close May was five pointi lower while other positions were to 25 points higher with sales O 300 tons.
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English Farmers Plan Fight On
 Summer Time Act

London, March 6.--English farmers are marshalling for big fight against the Summer Time act. The National Farmers5 union, with q membership of 80,000 has in prepara- .ion a memorandum against it's con tinuance for presentation to the agri- cultural committee of the house of commons and the ministry of agri- culture.
 "The act flinders farming dpera- tions," said George T. Apps, general secretary of the union, to an inter- viewer. "lt means working in the early morning while the dew is on the ground. You cannot now while the grass is very wet. Cows cannot be milked according to tho clock"
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London Considers
 Taller Buildings

London, Mar. 6.-"It is time that London grew up," declares the Lon don Evening News, new convert to the idea that is time for Lon don authorities to consider serious ly whether taller buildings would not be an improvement on an ever widening ring of suburbs.
 "Well- built skyscrapcr flats and office buildings would be a boon to Londonners and there is no reason why we should not be as happy in them as New Workers are in thoirs,' adds the paper.
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Chicago Grain.

Chicago. March 6.-Sharp new up turns in the value of corn took place today largely as result of pro- posed hure flour sales to European credit. The market closed strong, IA cent to 3 3-4 net higher with May LA 1-2 to 3-4 and July 1.35 l-S to 1.38 f-2. Oats gained 1-2 cent to 1 1-4 cent. In provisions the out come was setback of l-2 to o1 cent.
 All deliveries of corn except May rose to the topmost figures yet this season. May went to the highest point since last August. Commis- sion houses were persistent buyers and there was no important selling other than from longs who were taking profits. Oats rose with corn. although lag ging somewhat owing to cancellation of export purchases that were re placed with Canadian oats at five cents discount.
 1 Provisions lacked any aggressive support.
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New York, March 6.-Cotton seed oil sold off about 20 points early. in sympathy with lard, but weekend covering and appearance oi support ing orders served to effect a recov- cry. Closing bids were unchanged to 5 points net higher for active positions. Sales S.2O0 barrels. Prime crude 17.5O; nominal prime summer yellow spot 1875; May 20.13; Jul 2O6O; October 1873; prime winter yellow and summer white nominal.
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FOR sALE-AUTOS

EiaHT-CYLlNDER 5-PASSEN- a'n,ldsnloblle; repainted, good top, Hient tires, ST0O or $40 down a,ee Tn ID monthly payments
 poage commercial car; motor in scs shape; good tires, everything. stleet running order. Will take
 car or truck in trade. Bal
 nn monthly payments. A bar
 sloooo. One Ford coupe; !;
 ceeilning es order, S375 %; will
 sl-o.oo down, balance in 10 'nls payments. One Ford tour
 repalnted, good top, good tires. or n very good shape: a real al S425; .$l50.oO down. balance ' monthly payments. One Ford ,n, two new Goodyear tires, or in good condition. A real gan s42b,0O. One 1918 Ford 'ng cafaagood upholstering, eood ana n ,ss $4O0.00. One Little
 unng; mootr overhaul. nsW pattsry, repainted. good ton
 Neat tires. $650.O0: s250 0f ', ,a1S IS'ance an in monthly payments a,, isle Little Six" Paige tourinr. .'eat condition; must be sne, pe appreciated; $775.00: S2s0 do,u,
 paiance In 10 monthly navnsanss
 sI2aAlaSwell touring road d'.s -
 oo fnted; real fara baraa;n ;,' eV.Vei Sc.o0 down, balance ;n ', :, phthly payments. One Cad;,,a' ' uring; s575.oo; two new cord 14i,,a' tiras painted. new top; motor in exces sce nt condition, slsoOO down. We eNvGi w;I ade a Ford or Chevrolet ;n w, \, " of the above cars. AS an an N ', cation Of what the public th;nn II IT used cars, we have sold siv na.s 2 rs Tn the past week. With sn,;o sather our stock of used cars usiI M quickly exhausted. We also bs,, farmers plan on time payment
 which you can pay one-haif dow d balance in the fall, when th op comes in. McGehcc Motor SaIs lThe Progressive AAtoms E Msfchantsl ll4 West Barraou
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Similarly it will introduce into Amer ica goods which have proved sue cessful in Great Britain or France
 The new company is undcrstood to have received many inquiries rom manufacturers on both sides O. the Atlantic who are anxious to have their goods produced in the other country. The function of the new cenlpaYy $ to bring such manuraer turers together, it's profits arising
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LEGAL NOTICES NOTICE
 -
 NOTICE
To Contractors.

Y Bids are asked for the furnishing of all material, tools and labor, for he erection of one AS foot steel bridge with concrete abutments. situated about two miles northeast of Dexter in Jefferson county, Ark angac.
 Bids will be received up to II o'clock a. m, March 18th, 1920.
 Plans and specifications are on file with the county highway engi- nee-.
 The successful bidder will be re- nuired to furnish bond for the faithful performance of his contract.
 k. H. WILLIAMS, 2-26-17t County Judge. To Contractors.
 Bids are asked for the furnishing of all material, tools and labor, for the erection of one so foot steel bridge with concrete abutments, situated about Tive miles southeast of Altheimer in Jefferson county Arkansas.
 | Bids will be received up to n o'clock q. m, March 15th, 1920.
 Plans and specifications arc on l file with the county highway cHGl- linear. !. si ssss xsss lquired Q furnish bond 4oK As }nithfNl perform ol hlsE < R. \, s |l Et&<x5U$44l sssg N ss M SS VI 44 ~ II 0
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Bank Statement.

New York. March 6 The actual condition of clearing houses, banks and trust companies for the week shows that they hold $2,69o,0 ,080 re- serve in excess of legal require ments This is a decrease of $32,- 193 ,639 from last week,
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Spot Cotton.

New Orleans, March 6.-Spot cot ton quiet and unchanged; sales on the spot 366 to arrive, none. Low middling 32.25; middling a0.50; good middling 42.50.
 Receipts 3,1l6; stock 83,075.
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F. St. Louis Livestock

East St Louis, March 6 Hog (. 800 15 to 20 cents higher: bulk 1b. b.5OM16.OO; heavy 14.25M14 65: medium 15.25n15 90: lights l5.50@ l6 co; pigs l1.50M l5.b0.
 Cattle 250; for week generally higher.
 Sheep 300, for week. lambs cent lower; sheep 50 conts higher.
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WANTED TO EXCHANGE, so ACRES of good hill land near Sulphur Springs for city property; 30 acres in cultivation; house and barn. Me New Realty Co.,, 200 W. Barraque, phona 97f 1853 73iI
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New Orleans Rice

New Orleans, March G.-Rough rice no sales; receipts 609 sacks; millers receipts 609. Clean rice strong; sales Honduras 960 pockets II 1-29e m.d.i4 1-a; Japan l,l60 pockets F IA; Blue Rose. 460 pockets IF 3-S Receipts 32O0. Bran and polish un' changed.
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TENANTS ON STRIKE.

Chicago, March 6.--Fifty member of the Lakeview Property Owners and Improvement association, VII met and decided to "let tenant march out if they will not pay h'gh- CT rents," were met by counter move a tenants strike.
 Forty tenants agreed that they would not pay higher rent and would not move. They retained an attor' ney.
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kSE YOUR EARNINGS, HAVE for county representatives to ect to the consumer a high haranteed line of Oils, paints, cialties, consisting of 100 t products. Sideline or full oposition. The Buckeye Oil
 nt Co.,, Cleveland, o.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-07

FORTY USED FIRE PROOF SAFES,
 all sizes, good coalitions. Write for prices and terms. Adams. Box 6ft, p,na R,uff Ark l-6-ti
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LEsMAN WANTED.

LTY SALESMEN; MAIN OR
 Cordials and soft drinks, lg new; easy seller; commits |per cent and $35.O0 weekly account. Full commission on
 Fders. Grown Beverage Co.,,
 e Guaranty Bldg, St. Louis,
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nut of q pcreerlsE, of the royalty or. a lump sum payable for tho patest or, the process,
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MIsCELLAN ANXIOUS
20-,-.


 ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH YOUR present income? Stock in Keystone Solcther company offers unusual op- portunities for profit. Solether used on shoes, automobiles, floors. In formation free J. J. Graplich and company 15 William St., New York. ~>>---------->-~~~~~~o WOULD YOU INVEST ONE DOLLAR week for ten weeks on a chance to make 5000 or more? Particulars free. No obligation. Write ]. A Carlton, Box 676, Fort Worth, Texas .r~~~--~ -~-~~~~~-~S- SToRAGE-PERsONAL ATTENTION given to handling and storing fur niture and household goods. Cot ton Belt Warehouse and Storage company, Third and Georgia. Phone 1231. 2-27-tl ~~~-~-~-~~----~~~-~, WANTED-ALL KINDS OF SEC end hand furniture. We also repair furniture and connect gas stoves Ewing Ftrniaure Co.,, 3l9 plns FIVE TONS PURE, SOUND ME bane cotton seed for sale; ginnet sound and ested sound; quality ans purity guaranteed. See sample a my office. Price $500 bushc! T tton lots, $S.25 bushel less thal lone ton. Sacked in new lO0-poun' lsacks, Phone 2SSl. k. N. Burks
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Smith Printing Co.
 503-505 Main -Aaaaa ( )BgamnsE
PAGE FIVE

4's so40; first 1 1-ss 0i.30; second 1 1-4's 89.7G; third 1-l's o2.4G; fourth 1 Ids 90,0s; Victory 3-4's g4.94; Victory 1 3-4'5 97a8.
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FOR SALE.

1OCS West Fourth-Five rooms, sleeping porch; garage; prlce $3,7o0, Good terms. You cant beat 1t.
 1l5 and IF West Eignteentn-Iw five-room modern bungalows; half block oft Main street; $4,500.
 A modern six-room house on West Fifth; servant house and garage; $4.5QO.
 1915 East Seventh-Six rooms; Ask us for long list of houses for sale
 NicNEW REALTY COMPANY 20o West Barrauue. Phone 9Il ROCK ISLAND UP-To-DATE FARM ing implements. Flows and tools of ali klnds. Special factory demon stration each Saturday. Cleveland Matthews Hardware company. COTTONSEED AND VELVET peans-Mebane Triumph cottonseed and 90-day Speckled velvet beans. hlcks-Watson Seed Co.,, Shreveport, La. o-A-4otS A LITTLE GALVANIZED ROOFING and all grades prepared roofing. One to CnIeC plyy SoiAPACCS TS.~O square, up. At Cleveland-Matthews Hardware company. 3-7-6t ! ~~>~~~~~N~O~ ; " >~~~~>~~~~~~>0>N|>~ GROCERY STORE IN GOOD LOCA- ton tor sale. Phone 255. 3-2-ot SWEET MILK FOR SALE, RETAIL or wholesale. Mrs. P. J. Wick, phone 1o2e 3-7-6t 1 -r->~~~~~~~>~~rN oIEkNBERG'S COLUMBIAN ROCK cucKsreis for sale. Tciepnone l1o2
 2-29-ot ---->.~-,->.-~>--,-r>-->. l BIG BOIL ROWDEN 1 COTTON SEED
 Selected, machine culled seed ot hlgi I germlnaJ.on. The best koWden seeo l>'n the southwest today. Wrte o' w.1u for our prices oil car lots.
 PITTMAN AND HARRISON co.
 In Business 43 Years.
 Sherman, Texas.
 co to3-2i
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I,lInerl.v Bt,lltln.

New York. March $. Final II of Liberty boudB toduy we're # v t-2's 15aG 1ixst S's ' sG
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1S|[|EQADVERIIH:.nENT5
FEMALE HELP.

/, No. 2 FEMALE HELP.
 WANTED-TWo PRESS FEEDERS Apply Norton Printing company.
 3-4-6t EXPERIENCE MILLINER, WANT ed. Apply to s. H. Kress and com pany. 3-7-3t EXCELLENT OSITION FOR young women, Ideal surroundings. Interesting work Home, ike rest rooms. Good starting rate Frequent salary advances. Permanent posi- tions. Disability and sickness bene- fits. Young women, IS years of age or over. Apply to chief operator, 4O1 West Second avenue, Southwest e,n Bell Telephone Company, Pine Bluff, Arkansas. 3-3-6t+ -,--,--,~>- So5---S~-1-
 it. WANTED-HnUSES
 FURNISHED HOUSE WITH FOUR CT moro bedrooms wanted. H. w.. Wells, care Graphic. 3-3-6ts B. FOR RENT-ROOMS
 >o->o~~~-~-~-~~----- ~------~o~-~-~~>~--~~o~~~ TWO UNPUBLISHED ROOMS FOh rent at 1416 State street, phone 1882. 3-7-6t GoSoc~&I~Sc & &c<So1clocS ~ e / cSc<~1S%oc-~lN~S~ x 1S11 g-- FOR RENY-HOUSES
 >.~-~-~o~, SIX ROOM HOUSE, FOR RENT; ALL modern conveniences. Phone 1851, or apply 1410 West Barraque. 3-7-6t >oo~ooCoS&sS-=oS rc~o>ooSSScoS l2-- FOR SALE
 HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE, cheap for cash ii tken at once. Ap- ply 400 West Sixth. 3-4-ot EGGS FOR SALE FROM TEE VERY oeaI tram oI BuIt UrptngJons, call ll99 3-o-5t ' ARMOUR FERTILIZER IN ALL grades, tor cotton, corn or garden, in 100 pound sacks; take no chance 1 Buy now. Cleveland ftard- ware company. 3-f-6t BUCKEYE IMCuBATORS, 50 EGG up. Speclal 1-250 used Cypress lncu- bator for $A0.00. Everything for rals- ing chickens. Cleveland Matthews, phone 832. 3-7-6t
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REGISTERED DUROC JERSEY PIGS three months old; out of line bred Cherry King sows and by son of Panama Special" Good indlvid- uals. Price $17.50 each, either sex. A. N. McAninch, 2321 Wolfe street, Little Rock. 3-f-ot
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ONE ROLL TOP OFFICE DESK;
 fine condition; for sale cheap; nave to make room for new furniture. CaA Circulation Manager Graphic office
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GOOD PLANTING SEED-FIETY
 tons, several varieties of long staple m store and more to arrive. Hagiand and company. --lo-AHi
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FOR RENT-HOUSES

SIX ROOM HOUSE, FOR RENT; ALL modern conveniences. Phone 1851, or apply 1410 West Barraque. 3-7-6t
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LOST
LOST--REWARD.

ck, white and brown Setter answers to name of "Queen." n to sam W. Trimble and re- reward, Phone 22O1. 3-4-6t
 LONE LARGE BROWN MUFF. black stripes. Finder please
 n to Mrs. B, H, Sanders at the hospital and receive reward. 2-27-6t
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BATTLE DYING COST.

!, Blackburn, Eng. March G.-Steps
 have been taken by local carriage
 proprietora to defeat the Thigh cost
 of dying. In addition to conducting intcrments, the carriagement have eemnlned to supply collins. Charges sy X 1ndertake they clsin,, are about
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. MOSLER SAFE WITH MONEY
 EAITTT T

! We have double-door Mosler Safe, with burglar-proof vaultTmedlIm m
 size--whicn we will sell at a bargain: For q store in the country or small city this is rare bargain, Phone or write Adams Printing Co.,, Pine Blu1i, nhone 1a 2-21-6t
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,E OR FEMALE HELL;

b-MEN, WOMEN, BOYS, h farmers. We furnish h workers on short noIlce.
 bward Real Estate and Elm bureau, zli l-z State phone 994, 22-27lm
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GOOD CAST IRON DOUBLE BURN CT gas heater, with mat and plenty
 of Stove pIpe and elbows, only used d few weeks cost S2o; a bargain. Phone 5S2, Jno. McCal,op, Furniture Mauar 1-6-tf
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,1jvEED BOY TO DELlY- les, and r..A eff~nu5. hpPIJ
 =. s,ofe. o-4-oL |
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Cotton Seed oil,

New York, March 6.--Spot cotton, steady; middling d090.
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WANTED--ROOMS. W

! OR THREE ROOMS FOR
 housekeeping wanted; willing ny good price for right place. |ess E. L. w., care Graphic, 3-3-f,tk
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CLASS STENOGRAPEEI,
 Permanent nosltlon. Ad- H., care Grapnlc. 2-3S-ot
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p OR THREE ROOMS FOR E Housekeeping wanted by couple |ont children. Wm Wolf, Gen
 DcliVefy, city. 3-2-3t
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FOR RENT-ROOMS

TWO UNPUBLISHED ROOMS FOR rent at 1416 State street, phone 1882
 3-T-6t
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HING. ENERGETIC MAN to take cnarge or ladle',
 Eear, snoea, clotning ana Is store; must be a i've the ab.nty to handle these the help. Apply at once. |g company. o-'-o'
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&NTs WANTED.

fgNEHLY SELLING NEW
 fuel vaporizer guaranteed
 up to 50 per cent gasoline; Is per gallon made with Ford.
 money-back guarantee. One free. Stransky Vaporizer 2 Puckwana, s. Dak.g Ny Y '-f~>~>'-~>~-~~S~->~ ~~N~~~~~ PER 100 PAID RELIABLE
 tAdistribute free samples
 D among friends. Steady. k unnecessary. New Method (rlhgton, Iowa.
 CAN MAKE $1O0 WEEKLY I "Rotastrops' s'--wonderful in gives 600 slaves from one demand enormous; no deliver collecting; exclusive terri Address Manager, Burke Mfg. ayton, Ohio.
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FOR SALE

HOUSEHOLD GOODS FOR SALE, cheap for cash ii tken at once. Ap-
 plv 400 West Sixth. 3-4-3t
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WANTED-TWO PRESS FEEDERS Apply Norton Printing company
 3-4-6t
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EGGS FOR SALE FROM TEE VERY oeat tram oi puIt Orpsngtons, call
 llS9 3-3-3t"
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k-BOY 16 YEARS OLD OR
 Eork Iii mecnanIcal depafI- |Dally Grapnlc, day Wofk' LaoeeueuJ to Doy Wiling to haelI to nla work. Apply
 to urapnlc oIIice, upstalfe' morning aJ 5 0 CLOCK. u
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BIG BOIL ROWDEN COTTON SEED

Selected, machine culled seed of high germlnaL.on. The best kowden seed ~In the southwest today. Write or w.lu for our prices oil car lotS.
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VANTED-HnUSES

FURNISHED HOUSE WITH FOUR CT moro bedrooms wanted. H. w. Wells, care Graphic. 3-3-6ts
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1 MEN: $1 PANTS OFFER,
 nTer: write tor free sam [tvIes. knickerbocker Iali- Dept. 664 Chicago. 0.o
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PITTMAN AND HARRISON co. In Business 43 Years.
 Sherman, Texas.
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MALE HELP

FAN FOR OFFICE WORK
 2-2-6t
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ARMOUR FERTILIZER IN ALL grades, for cotton, corn or garden, in 100 pound sacks; take no cnance
 Buy now. Cleveland Matthew t1ard' ware company. 3-7-6t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-08
REINHARDT RETIRES
FROM DRAMATIC WORLD

Berlin, Aug. 20-The newspapers
announce the retirement of Max Rein
hardt from the active management
of his chain of Berlin theaters.
Reinhardt. who has dominated the
German dramatic world for more than
is years, is said to be Disguised at his
inability to induce the authorities to
repeal Or modify the amusement tax,
which, he states, is burdening his en-
terprises to point where they are
no longer profitable. He will retire
to his country seat near Salzburg,
where lie will devote himself to agri-
culture and some more complicated
problems of dramatic art.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-08
NOTICE

The board of county commission
ers Of Marion county viii receive bids
at their Office in the Marion county
court house, September 9Th, 1920. for
oyerseers to work the public roads
and bridges in the several c0mmis-
sioners districts. in accordance with
Chapter No. Sill. Acts Of 1919.
The board reserves the right TO re-
ject any or all bids.
O. H. Rogers. Chairman
Attest, P. q. Nugent. Clerk. 81 #
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-09-08
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Come to Hundreds Of Ocala Peopl

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Spells of headache. languor, back
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Sometimes rheumatic pains;
Often urinary disorders.
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Endorsed in 0cala by grateful
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Ask your neighborl
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There were other distressing symp-
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