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Evening star., 1920-11-17
OPEN NB|GP|LGR|M
FETE HERE TONIGHT
Rally, Parade. Cantata and
Church Services Among
Eiyht-Day Events.

Washington today begins an eight
day celebration of the landing of the
! Pilgrims in Massachusetts 900 years
/ ago.
/ national rally in the auditorium OF
] Central High School at SIS O'Clock
/ this evening. with former Secretary
Of State Robert Lansing presiding
| The American Mayflower Council will
! be represented at the meeting by
!: Bishop William F. Mcdowell Canon
j, e. 4. Burroughs Of Hartford College
oxford. chaplain to the King of Eng
!. land. will be present
Ihe meeting proper will be preceded
by an organ recital. beginning at 7:4C
+: o'clock.
| Torchlight Parade Planned.
! The climax to the celebration in
day night. when a torchlight parade
| VIII he staged on Pennsylvania ave
rue Details of the parade will be
mapped out before the end of this
/ week.
/ MANY gorgeous floats depictinr
scenes from the landing of the Pill
grin, fathers will add to the splendor
; of the procession. The Army Navy
and Marine Corps have agreed to be
Lerresentcd in the parade both by
n"ats and marching units The Marine
! nd will lead the nlarchers.
/ tomorrow night the settlement OF
! the Pilgrim colony will be commemo.
+; rated at midweek services in the
+. churches of the city
! There will be no admission charge
AZ central High School tonight, but a
!. lee necessary to cover the expenses
/: Of the celebration will be charged for
/ the programs at the high school Fri.
! day and Saturday nights.
/ TN Friday night cantata. THE Pill
/ Erims Of 1920" will be rendered by
/ the National Community Chorus. The
. singers will be in costume.
! On Saturday night pupils of the high
j school will present drama, Rose OF
: iPlymouthtown." 1t is expected tina,
! this event will be one of the mos,
picturesque and interesting of the
! celebration.
! On Sunday there will be further OBJ.
! servance of the tercentenary in the
! churches of the city. with reference
in the sermons to the lives of the
/ Pilgrims.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
CLOSED CAR EXHIBIT
TO BE YEARLY EVENT
Thousands of D. c. Motorists En-.
Joy Salon at Wardman
Park Hotel.

Tho closed car salon. now being
held At Wardman Park Ho,el. viii be
made permanent annual affair. ac
cording to officials of the Washington
Automotive Trade Association. who
are much pleased with the success Of
the show to date.
Since the opening of the exhibition
on Monday thousands of Washington
motorists have visited the hotel with
the express purpose of looking over
the various types of closed cars ex-
hibited.
Although not as many dealers are
represented. and not as many va
rieties of cars. the automobile salon
reminds one OF the famous shows of
this type held in New York city.
which are annual events and largely
attended.
The cars on display for this week
at the hotel aro all Of the very la;est
models. The refinements over pre-
vious years, arc particularly notice
able. The upholstery is Of much finer
grade and more carefully tailored,
be lowered in the summer complet ely
out Of sight. making them practically
open cars. are more nearly rattle proof
than ever.
A heater is provided in most models.
to protect the fair moior;st against
thc Chilly OfASAS VI TCSl. III
fact, everything has been done in the
1921 closed car for the comfort OF
the automobiIists- and to make mo-
toring q year-round sport and not
confined to the balmy summer months.
The salon has four more days 10
run, and II the first two days can be
taken as an example practically All
Of Washington will have seen the
newest models at the hotel before the
week is out.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
BAKER STATES STAND.
Will Not Urge Law for, Universal
Military Training.

Secretary Baker today said he will
not recommend universal military
ira ming nor ask for any change in
existing military policies at the COM
ing session of Congress. That de-
cision, he said. was dictated partly
by desire to allow the incoming
administration to make its own rec
Army reorganization bin passed at
the latest session of Congress had
not yet been entirely placed in effect.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
ARRIVES IN IS0Ns.
Porto Rican Is Detained at n
bile After Dificulties.

MOBILE. Ala. November ia
Brought TO port in irons. following
All alleged assault ut sea. taken be-
for. two courts aud u British consul.
ard then remanded back into e<cus-
tods of the ship's captain when dll
tribunals refused to act. marked the
case Of Isaac Molino. n Porto RicaA.
who came 10 Mobile aboard the BritiSh
tapG steamer SaeGa .,
Molino spent the greater part OF the
day moving from court to court and
was finally turned over to the United
States marshal TO be held until the
ship sails again.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
ROADS SALE POSTPONED.

OMAHA, Neb.. November 17.-Appli-
cation by a stockholders committee of
the Denver and Rio Grande railroad
for a sixty-day postponement of the
date set for sale Of the road under a
$40, 900, 900 judgment, obtained by the
Equitable Trust Company of New
York, was taken under consideration
in federal court here.
Evening star., 1920-11-17
Bargain Prices on ToweIs

Good quality.
every one per-
feet; our reg
ular cut price.
$1.2s. We offer
you this for a
few days at a
special sp;sa 98c
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-
FINANCIAL
business Opportunities

soNfEcr. oNEEI-For sale. corner store
long lease. VIII sncriicc To- ,iuIcS
buyer. Selling on account OF leaving c!;y
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TWo,ToN Cutting. 1rst.cIass condition.
c. n, Rowscy. s6s West Main.
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LEAkN AcrouM,ahCy. The hlghegt MAID
profession In the world For Informal
ton. nddress q S23. care Times Dlnnn III
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LIVE STOCk
Dogs, Cats, Pets.
Poultry and Supplies

UENS-:O :. L. White I.c.horus. cheau
81. each. or $50 takes the lot. aIsp
br"od.r small knock down henEousc Call
kando!pi i3yS-J.
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EMPLOYMENT
ne.p " .u,cn-Alatc

MIiS wantoy: by Moseiey Stavc co. Nose
Icy Va. T3.G9 Der day. Board IS usr
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Notwithstanding

WALL PAiEK.New stock. up- ,o.d,ts
patterns. including some unusual do
signs and novel effects. Rig variety Gail
and make your reelection while the assert.
Eighth Street "
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--a-l7-7-"1-a-
Electrical Supplies. 81

contest blanks Tor sic 800 contest con,
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REAL ESTATE FOR SAFE
Lots for Snlc

PETERSHuRG CAR L!NE--,l 90 per.
week or $500 per month no Interest or
taxes. buys "A largo lot on concrete road
and car line &c fare to city Small paw!
ment down. SEQ a J. Daughtrey 1s0s
MUTUAL Nulldng. Phone Madlsnn 3iS2. -
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Good Things to Eat

TIE BEST GROCERIES for the Iowc.
prices. august Grocery COMPANY mi
Eas; Marshall Street. Cash-and- carr,
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WEDNESDAY, JULY II. 1920,
AT $50 O'clock u NJ

WEDNESDAY,. JULY Il. 1920, t&
AT $50 O'Clock p. NJ.
the above dwelling with lot thereto
nclonging. Said lot having a 'front.'
age OF 20 feet by n dcp,h OF I23 feat
10 an alley in rear l6 feet wide E.
TERMS: Enough in cash to pay.
cost OF sale. any taxes that may no
due and noe for $3.50, with inter-
est on same from June ri 1870 ijntii
paid. the residue payable at one wear
Ter date with interest from date Of
safe and secured by deed OF trust on
tnc properly: or all cash, at Tho
option of the purchaser
w. j. WHlTEHURST.
Trusfcp. ~
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Wantcd-To Buy
ROOMS AND BOARD
Rooms With BOARD


FLOYD AVE. 9VI-IiaHusoncly furu!sh-
ca room private bath; meals furnished
Fra Skl-IN ST. l. 20O--fIandsomcly FUR
nishcd rooms ana board: delgntfil
nom. SURROUNDINGS rooms with or With
GRACE ST. r i0I--Attractiyc rooms:
private bath: excellent table board
GRACE ST. w. sll-Roons with or with
cut nriva;. bath
GRACE. w l6--Dcsira bic first floor room
running hot and cold water. electric
Lights: gentlemen proferred. Also large
'front.' rooms convenient to bath
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Rooms Without Board

FIFTH AND MAIN-Niccly furnished
room. with all modern conycn!cnc.s:
gentlemen only. Madison 1853.
YOU can sell anythinE IL you Ind IN.
buyer Want Ads in tho Times DisnatCh
bring buyer ana seller together.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and Flats "a

GRACE W aIi-Furnishc1 IA, ,,yo
rooms ana krcheuctt.. use or parlor.
nHth: also large double room: running
GRACE ST. W. 23on-Thrre- room fur
nishcd apartn. mt: phone. heat. light {:
$50 boulevard li5-J.
GROVE AVE i9i3-Furnishcd apartmcnt
three rooms bath. kitch.ncttc aud
S!ecpinG porch; possession July Is to Sep
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Situation. munted--FcunnIc 81

LADY wishes position as companion for
old lady or huuse Keeper. Call Madison
-sOG. or wTite 10 r. l5s. care Of Times
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w = COLLINS Transfer. MOVING io0r
ana snort distance. Auto and ,rucS
s;"rase: isit West Main Street Phons
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Dwelling
No. 1714 North 10th
Street
BETWEEN BRAUER'S LANE AND
FAIRFIELD AVENUE

fIkF 1sIID AN EMU T.. q
In execution of decd of trust,
IN the Clerks Office OF Richmond.
Chanccry Court. ID. Il. 25s-B. page
iS?. default having been made in the
payment of portion of the debt
therein secured. and being instructed
so 10 do by the holder OF aid debt.
will sell by auction on the promises
on 80
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w +. PACK and ship furniture. china a. We'd
dlny pIcs"nts Jacob Cmlauf Mad 800.
WEDDING rRES EN1S--Chinn rIasS,.I-,,
crockery ana furniture packed and Crat
eH LOT shjpnient or storage. VIII go gu,
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MONEY loanc. TO houaekeepcrs Mt legal
inicrcs; standard Credit Company. zig
North Fourth Street.
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INSTRUCTION.
Musical. Dancing. dramatic Al

DANcfSG-Mrs. q. Z. Emnicnh.tuser. 90.
East Marshall Street. guarantees in nVS
lessons. Madison G2G5-J.
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ncip-,,aic or fcn,,,ic

WANTED. NAL. principal Tor BucNinEhan.
hiEh osho1i ana Ia.s tea:!"r Tor h!r n
ilinoniais snd uhOiop.aph. which wll not
bc returned. Good board to nc had pn
reasonable terms. School srv,n miles from
slnticn. on sand clay !cad and AUTOMOBILE. =
running at ans time. Address W W.
HssHIns. Clerk. buckingham. Va.
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SIoRAGE-}!1 a load: CLEAN. dr. .Iur-
az Tor furniture. Tompk!na, i0S Wes,
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THANK you for the sp!cndid result,
from your Want Ads" You will saw
he same. Telephone ads ptcd. Gail
"a ndOiph l.
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Service NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

AUTO EEPAlR!SG and estrything. tha:s
all Fnulkrod & son. lao! HUI Street
Madison 2iso
BROkES auto parts welded goni a.
ne. Madison 6s.s ~ / Fi.mlr-s
H"!dinE Shop. around the corner az ~
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LhioREH9-Dr hundred whiic ard
colorcd laborers for construction work
| around steel plant. s4.St to s7is daily:
| ship every day. SOC North Second Street
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II sou are an experienced pneumatic
tire salesman. and nave made record
appointing excellent dealers ypu can yet
good territory with hig remuneration self
tns our standard Well known TRES and
iuG'H. state experience and territory
Travelled. Address L.. s.5. care Times
DLauAt b. kichmDnd. Va
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Wnntcd-,ooms. Board 81

sELE ,T--Wunicd. ScItcmbor /. rooms
with hnard :or family 81 chr"c. Mus;
be- select. and comfortable: IN uTst-cla.S
locality. rUrahOntaS Cottage. Virginia
ii.HCh Va
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INST wanted. used TO steam en-
erection. Amply at once u. II
Union Rox 10. West Point. va.
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statesmen and Agents ga

SALESME En-. city ana road Lucrative
pT"Dos!tion. especially. attractive TO c1-
pcrIcuCeG magazine and ncwS.aocr men:
ssI garment trade. Liberal comm ss!on.
700 f.afITun Euilding. New York
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OBJ ~ y n Ck S--IraISier and storage
packing ana Grating. Furniture MOVING
our siecinitS; Only experienced ,nca en-.
r.0r"! Madison s1l2 1850 go
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Jcwclry and Watches
Machinery and Tools

MACti!NEEf--Wc buy and sol! machinery
ana pine OF every description. We also
carry n iuii line OF shaitinE, hangers M 1!
nulieys: Richmond Junk and Pine Com
nan Rrook Avenue, Randolph 1913
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bsG OF SALE evEAe 81
|..uonl HOUSE AND LOT.

~ 4 hereby given that ever
School House and Lot" situated
E.,,Ion IA, Township 6 South
West, will be offered for sale
I. highest bidder, ON MONDAY
eh DAY OF OCTOBER, 1920.
4 bids are required to be sealed
|tlsd with the clerk Of the board
|aperyIsors on or before noon OF
4 d.te. Purchase price must be
Immediately on acceptance OF
"A the board reserves the right
.,sct any and all bids submitted
order Of the Board, Sept. 8, 1920
FRED TAYLOR, Clerk.
Tx LEMON, Pres. Pro. TEN.
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owners, the amount SO assessed, and
owing therefor shall be paid as pro-
vided in section one, within thirty
days, or an amount paid equal to 20
per cent Of same, and the balance
evidenced by eight promlssOry notes
of like tenor and effect, as therein pro-
vided on same terms and conditions
as provided in section one hereof, and
shall have the effect as an agreement
between the city and the property
owners for the settlement of the
same as the statute provides.
Sec. 3. This ordinance will take
The chronicle-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1920-1941, 1920-09-24
ORDINANCE NO. 34-192O.

An ordinance entitled an or
dinance to authorize the issue of Ten
Thousand ($1O,OO0) Dollars public
school buildings and repair bonds OF
the City of Pascagoula, Mississippi
and prescribing the details for the is
suance of same.
Be it ordained by the City Council
of the City of Pascagoula, Mississippi;
Section 1. That for the purpose OF
the purchase of a site and the con-
struction of a public school building
and the repair of other school build
ings of the City. the negotiable COUP
on bonds of the City of Pascagoula
shall be issued to the amount of $lO,-
10000, or so much thereof as may be
necessary, in denominations of $4,000
each, shall be 20 in number, num-
bered from / to 20 inclusive. SAID
bonds shall be known as public
school building and repair bonds OF
1920 and shall be dated goth day OF
September, 1920, and payable as FOL
lows:
Bond numbered one shall mature
on the goth day of September, 1871
Bond numbered two shall mature on
the goth day of Sept, lp22. BOND
numbered three shall mature on the
goth day of Sept, 1928. Bond mum
bered four shall mature on the 2otn
day of Sept, 1924. Bond numbered
FIVE shall mature on the goth day OF
Sent. 1925. Bond numbered six shall
mature on the goth day OF Sept
1926. Bonds numbered from seven &c
eight, both inclusive, shall mature
on the Goth day of Sept, 1927. Bonds
numbered from nine to IL, both IN
elusive, shall mature on the goth day
of Sept, 1928. Bonds numbered IRON
thirteen to sixteen, both inclusive
shall mature on the goth day OF Sept
1929. Bonds numbered seventeen u
twenty, both inclusive, shall mature
IN the goth day of Sept, 1880.
Section 2. All of said bonds sinai
he.r interest at the rate of six pc
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ORDINANCE NO. $4,000.

An ordinance fixing and providing
for the payment by abutting property
owners of their pro ratio cost OF the
paving Of the streets Of the city al
ready completed, as well as those in
process of completion under existing
contracts.
Be it ordained by the city council
of the City of Pascagoula:
Sec. l. The pro ratio cost assessed
to the abutting property owners for
paving the streets Of the city lately
completed according to assessment
already made and now on file, of
Frederic St., Ferol ST., st. Francis ST.,
Ker St., and Delmas Ave, and which
are due and payable within thirty
days, as provided by law, shall be paid
either in full as required, within such
time of thirty days, or there shall be
paid within said time an amount equal
to 20 per cent Of the sum due against
each lot or parcel of property as now
assessed, and the balance evidenced
by promissory notes to be executed
and delivered by the owner of such
! lots for the remainder of such sum
divided into partial payments OF one
eighth of same each year for the
period of eight years, bearing interest
at the rate of six per cent per annum
until paid, the giving of which notes
so executed to constitute an agree
ment with the property owner, for
such method of payment and carry
ing with it the statutory lien on the
lot against which the same is assess
ed, and which shall be designated in
the notes, each note being substantial
ly in the following form:
Pascagoula, Miss 1870.
years after date | or we promise
to pay to the City Of Pascagoula, the
sum ------------uollars "
gether with interest thereon at the
rate of six per cent per annum, and
if same is not paid at maturity, and is
placed in the hands of an attorney
for collection, | or we agree to pay
Is per cent fee to be added to the
principal due.
This note is given for the pro rata
paving assessment against following
lots in the City of Pascagoula: ------
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Mayor.
Countersigned:
Clerk.

Section 8. That the said bonds
shall be Autographed or printed in two
or more colors and be signed by the
Mayor of said City and countersigned
by the Clerk of said City and the
coupons attached to said Bonds shall
be executed with the original or en-
graved fac-simile signature of the
said officials, and the said officials
are hereby ordered and authorized to
so execute the said bonds and coupons
to and in behalf of the City, and after
being executed as herein provided for,
the said bonds shall be delivered to
the purchaser thereof on the payment
OF the purchase price thereof and
the proceeds of said sale shall be paid
as directed by the Mayor and City
Council, and shall be used for no other
purpose than the one for which said
bonds are issued
Section 4. That there shall be
levied and collected each year spec
ial tax sufficient in rate and amount
with which to pay the interest on said
bonds and also to retire then as they
severally become due, which said tax
levy, and this ordinance providing for
the same shall be irrepealable so long
as any of said bonds shall remain out
standing and unpaid.
Section 5. That all ordinances
heretofore passed in conflict with the
provisions of this ordinance or any
portion thereof shall be and are
hereby repealed.
Section 6. That there being an
urgent public necessity for the con-
struction of Public School buildings
and repair for same for the City of
i Pascagoula, therefore this ordinance
shall be in force from and after its
passage, approval and publication, as
required by law.
Approved this 23d day of September,
1920.
F. H. LEWIS,
| Mayor.
|, M. L. Valverde, City Clerk of the
City of Pascagoula, Mississippi here
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|orlce.

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Company
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in the cou,l
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Mayor.
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Know all men ny tneSe presents,
that the City of Pascagoula, County
of Jackson, State Of Mississippi, &C
knowledges itself to owe and for
value received promises to pay to the
bearer hereof the principal sum Of
Five Hundred ($500O0) Dollars on the
goth day Of September d., with
interest thereon from the date hereof
until paid at the rate Of six per centum
per annum payable semi-annually on
the Goth days of September and
March of each year, as evidenced by
and on the presentation and surrend-
err of the attached coupons as they
severally become due. Both principal
and interest of this bond are hereby
made payable in the lawful money of
| the United States Of America at Mer-
chants & Marine Bank, in City of Pas
cagoula, Mississippi.
And for the prompt payment of this
bond at maturity and the interest
| thereon as it falls due the full faith,
credit and resources of said City are
hereby irrevocably pledged.
This bond is one of series OF
twenty bonds of like date and tenor
amounting in the aggregate to Ten
| Thousand ($10,0O0) Dollars issued
for the purpose of raising funds for
the construction of public school build
ings and repairs for same in pur-
suance Of and in strict conformity
with the provisions of Chapter SO OF
the Mississippi Code of 1906 and the
special directions of resolution
therefor duly adopted by the City
Council of said City declaring the pur-
pose of the issuance of said bonds
heretofore duly adopted by a legally
held meeting of said City Council.
approved by the Mayor, published
and enrolled in the ordinance book
of said City as provided by law, OF
which due notice was given by publ
cation in a newspaper published in
Sdlu SlIy do lCquilSu Al o"N"
and against which issuance no protest
was filed or made.
And it is hereby certified and recit
ed that the said City Of Pascagouia
is a legally organized, municipal cor
poration under the laws OF the State
of Mississippi, that the present tota
Indebtedness of the said City not pro
ducing sufficient revenue to pay tn
interest thereon does not exceed
fifteen per centum of the assessed
!, valuation of the taxable property and
;hsl all acts, conditions and thngi
required bv the Laws and Constilu
lion of the State of Mississippi to DC
done precedent to and in the issuing
OF this Bond have been properly done
happened and been performed II
regular and due form and time, as re
ouired by law, and that the CIT!
Council of said City will each year
the time provided by law levy spec
. ial annual tax to be used exclusivel.
in paying the interest on this bond a
its interest coupons shall severall'
+, mature.
: In testimony whereof the City o
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LIunite in Syria.

HI IN the ordinary sense of the
does not exist in Syria, but
4 are beds of Ignite containing
N Of vegetable organisms. The
anal beds are in the Mettu; that
|(Oruael, which has been worked;
! IN the district of Jezzine, those
|yha and HaitCur to the east OF
I'M. This is very extensive but
kTow and close to the surface. AT
Lime amber, yellow and black, IS
|urdsnt - Christian Science Monitor.
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for cost of paving of----------------
street, upon which the same Adults, IN
accordance with city ordinance, No.
33192O, and is one of a series OF
eight notes of like tenor ana erect.
Sec. 2. Be it further ordained that
on the completion of the paving OF
other streets, and the assessment OF
the pro ratio costs to the abutting lot