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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-06-12
NEARLY 100000
RECOMMENDED FOR
BAPTIST MISSIONS

Appropriations totalling $2,S24,727
for home mission activities were rec
commended Thursday to the home
mission board of the Southern Bap-
fist convention by special subcommlt-
tees named to investigate the needs
of each department. The board is
holding it's annual meeting at the
First Baptist church for the purpose
of mapping out the definite program
of work for the next twelve months.
With the recommendation OF the
various committees before it, the
whole membership of the board was
busy Thursday considering the ap-
preparations asked for the various
departmental activities. The recon-
mendations are not final, but must
be approved by the general board
before they become operative. 1t
the board that in all probability the
total amount would be reduced some
what by the board, but that the total
amount of money spent this year for
home mission work would consldera-
bly, exceed $2,000,000.
The fact that almost 100000 has
been asked for home mission work
this year against approximately 81
100000 last year was taken by board
members to indicate tremendous
increase in mission interest on the
part of southern Baptists. Particu-
iarly is this true with regard to
church building, for which the sub
committee has recommended an APP
preparation of $776,25O. This is the
largest sum ever asked for in this
department, just as the grand total
is the largest that has ever been ask
ed of the home board.
recommendation Made
The departmental appropriations,
as recommended to the general board
by the various subcommittee, are as
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1920-06-12

Canfeis are sold everywhere in
scientifically sealed packages
of20ciGarettes for 40 cents; or
ten packages 600 cisarettesl
inseiassine-paper-coveredcar-
ton. We strongly recommend
fins carton for the home or Of
flee supply or when you travel
r. ]. Reynolds Tobacco Co.
Whstoa Salem, N. c.
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Billion Yearly
 is Wasted in Fuel,
 Engineers Declare

St. Louis, May go Approximately $l 000, 0,000, GOO in fuel and power is wasted necdlcssIY every year in the United States, according to views held among delegates 10 the conventions of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers, the American Society of RefrperatinG Engineers, and the American Society of Heating and Ven tilatiug Engineers in session here
 Although the respective organiza tions will hold separate conventions, the progtams irterlock. and some of tFc sessions will be held together.
 Victor J A2bc, a local consulting engineer, asserted the preventable waste of fuel, with the resultant loss of power. was due largely to careless nos8 and ignorance of economy on the part of many American fIremen and engineers. He urged rigid conserva- tion in the use of fuel,
 Hc&o,Jtions urging that secretary of engineering he added 10 the prcsi- dents portfolio were prepared for in- tro1uction at one of the joint sessions. They declare such an office necessary because of the important part engi- neering is playing in the country's welfare.
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Unusually Heavy
 Shipping On the
 Great Lakes Likely

Detroit, Mch, May 2o Unusually hcayy early shipping on the Great ak,- due largely to railroad traffic congestion and the recent railrdaf
 r..trhmcu's strike has lcd mrn to be- uc,p tuat the 1920 season will set now high records both for total vol tune of freight handled on the lakes a5 well aF for individual shIn loads
 Al the request of the ,ntcrstafc commerce commission the war me pool, under which lake carriera' mem btrs will combine their equipment for coal handling has been revived, The request from the commission is taken in ItseH a3 aB indication of cScep- tIonaljy heavy traffic on the lakes .ui leads to the conclusion, according to lake shippers, that thc railway Transportation will present dff,cgI- tFos wb.h njtl divert much normal land freight to the water.
 All previous individual cargo rec ord were broken last year when a Ircghtcr cleared from Fort William with aO3, l56 bushels of wheat Later LII tbc season T coal carrier estab- hsbed new high mark for coal yes. sels by taking 15,532 tons from To- lcdo, O., to Cary, Ind
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GUARDIAN ()F KINGS
 IS DEAD IN PARIS or
 SLEEPING SICKNESS
4. Pooli, While Serving France, Cared for
 Royalty

London, May go. M. Paoli, the gen cral secretary of the French Prefec- ture of Police, who has just died of sleeping sickness, was known the world over as "the guardian of kings" He was attached to all royal visitors to France as guide and protector and held d5 decorations and gifts from royal personages.
 Queen Victoria regarded him as an intimate friend. He was her con stant companion when she went abroad, and, as "my old and dear friend" she especially invited him to her Diamond Jubilee festivities.
 Her Majesty has a heart of gold" he said once. Many and many a time l warned her that such and such an appeal for charity was thor oughly undeserving, but usually she would reply with a smile:
 "Paoli, it is better to make mis- takes at times than to refuse to aid those who say they are in misery"
 At Nice, in 1896, the Queen called Paoli to her and said. "I have always regretted not being able to repay the many kindnesses you have showered on me by giving you decoration. As English decorations may not be given to foreigners, I have created q new Order, and you are the first foreign CT to receive it." With the the Queen handed her guardian the Cross of the Royal Victorian Order.
 The late King Edward had also a deep affection for M. Paoli. When Paol wrote his Memoirs" the King corrected the proofs with his own hand. as he had done previously when Paoli wrote book as tribute to Queen Victoria. One at theatre in Paris Paoli pointed out to King Ed ward, who was in box, that King Leopold of Belgium was in the stalls.
 "l am charmed to hear it," replied the King, and from that moment looked the other way, and left before the play was over.
 In the vestibule afterwards Paoli paid his respects to King Leopold. - We have had parterre of kings this evening, sire," he said Did you know that the King of England was also here ?'
 'Indeed!" replied Leopold with feigned astonishment. q should have liked to have shaken hands with him had I known"
 But the director told Paoli soon aware of King Edwards presence. for, as he said, Itold him myself. j
 When Nasr-ed-Din, Shah of Persia. was in Paris he wanted very much to see an execution. This was duly "ar- ranged" by the never-failing Paoli. But the Shah at the last moment felt q sudden pity for the murderer.
 Not that one-the other!" he cri- ed' and selected (the public prosecu- tor.)
 King George I. of Greece made a journey one day to Culez with only the faithful Paoli in attendance.
 At the station an old woman mis- took the King for porter, and made him fetch her basket of vegetables and get her ticket. She could mol understand why he refused her tip,
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Germans Fail in. Effort to Stamp
 Kultur on Turks

Constantinople, May 29.-The Ger mans have failed in their effort to stamp their culture upon the Turk and, instead, the English language is beginning to rank next to French in the commercial life of the Levant.
 In the war period German language schools were opened throughout Con- stantinopel in which German officers were required to teach and German papers were circulated by all possible means. But the results were almost nil. Most of the schools were free and failed to attract better classes, and French was too strongly entrench- ed as the language of trade and so- cial intercourse to be displaced.
 Since the armistice Italians have been working industriously to popu- larize their language and literature. Italian officers are now teaching Tn schools as the Germans did. But their schools are well attended only in the poorer parts of the city.
 Turkish is but little used in import ant commercial transactions in Con- stantinople as nearly all business men of whatever nationality speak French. The English who have been in busl- ness in Turkey for years generally transact their business in French.
 Since the war, however, there has been great influx of American trad CTS who know only English and the steady stream of American ships com ing to Constantinople with English speaking crews, as well as American Red Cross workers and American and English relief workers of various sorts, has created greater demand for the English language. For years, the English have maintained boys high school and girls high school in Constantinople. Robert College and the Constantinople college for women both American institutions have done much to advaice English as medium for higher education. And now the Young Mems Christian association and Young Women's Christian association are offering variety of day and night classes for persons desiring to acquire English.
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Conductor Beats
 WOuld-Be R0bDcr
 and Wins Reward!

Omaha, Nob May 20 E. F.. liar rington, conductor, confronted at the end of his run by an armed highway man, surrendered $52 but resisted when the robbcr demanded that he give up watch that had belQkgcd to his dead wife. He took y the mans period and, with it, t him into insensibility
 For his act, Harrington will receive $500 from the street railway company which sometime ago offered such re, wards for the capture of street car flsnWaymen,
 Henry Smitz, the robbor, said he decided to rob other people after he had been charged 55 cents in q local restaurant for q cut of pie and Bome coffee.
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For moment, i'll the ecstacy of Jim's cmbrace,l allowed my fears to slide. If the real circum tances were known and confessed by me, Alice couldn't possibly interfere.
 The trouble was that she might very soon find cut the leal circum- stances and explain them all to Jim He would blame me desperately for maintaining my long silence. A breach might possibly occur that would not soon be mended.
 But l put all such thoughts away from me as Jim and I neared our destination. How glorious life was going to be for both of us!
 He suddenly put a hand up to his forehead, and a puzzled look crept into his fine, dark eyes. It seemed as though he were trying hard to re- member something elusive some thing
 "This reminds me of-of-"
 1 put my hand across his lips.
 Don't worry trying to recollect things, dearest" 1 said, soothingly, You'll only bring on bad headache. Ard that would be a terrible catas-
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EAST ST. LOUIS LIVESTOCK.

East St. Louis, H., May 20. Cattle 2,O00; no sales; weeks review: Heavy steers cents to 75 cents lower; oth- CTS 20 cents lower; quarantine steers 50 cents lower, finish yearlings and hcifcrs shade higher; others 30 cents lower, bulls 25 cents to 50 cents lower cows 50 cents to $1 lower; canncrs and vea calves steady; stockcr and feeder steers 50 cents to 75 cents low CT; stock cows and heifcrs $1 lower.
 Hogs: 5000; steady; stock cows and heifers $1 lower, n 4.50M l4.75; bulk heavies IA 400111.70.
 Sheep: no sales. Weeks review; Clipped lambs steady; spring lambs steady to 25 cents lower; sheep Ti lower.
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trophe on our wcddinb day, wouldn't it v
 He kissed my hand.
 "All right, Helene. What the queen says, is law!"
 The atmosphere was cleared. But as we neared the city hall dread ful fear came to me that someone might be there to stop the ceremony.
 My fears were apparently without foundation The gloomy offices on- ly contained the magistrate, some down-at- heel clerk and Mrs. St. Au- byns, looking very sweet in manuve f1ock and sable furs about her shoul- ders.
 She seemed a little agitated. That was quite natural on such an occasion as the marriage of only son.
 One of the dejectedlooking clerks acted as the other witness. |
 The ceremony was short, and to the point. In an incredibly brief space of time Jim and l had put our sigma lures to the certificate that made us one for life.
 It all seemed like a dream to me. 1 was very nervous. l wanted to
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get away from the gloomy offices, away from this great city out of the freedom of the countryside with Jim.
 I remember that after it was all over Jims mother kissed me, and a tear trickled down my cheeks. Her emotion was not in any way super ficial. She adored my Jim-as any mother would adore such a son.
 Then the three of us climbed into the waiting taxi and went to big Fifth avenue restaurant for the we'd ding breakfast 1t was really lunch, though we gave it the old-fashioned name.
 I can't remember much about that lunch. Jim was tremendously at tcntivc. But all the time l was look ing round for Alice CT Tony, or some other disturber of the peace.
 Nothing, however, occurred to mal the occasion. felt thankful for the respite. That it was only brief respite, felt sure. My conscience wasn't clear.
 Tucsday-A Wedding Gift.
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Bulgaria Faces
 Financial Problem

Sofia, May 29.-Like most other European countries, Bulgaria's finan- cial problem is a serious one. Facing an indemnity to the allies of S450,- 100000 and national debt of sev eral billions, she has a gold reserve of only S7,394 ,000 and a silver reserve of S3,545,600. Her war debt amounts to $2,000,0 100000. Her revenue last year was 35,000.
 Alexander Stambolisky, the prime minister, has expressed the hope that the United States government might extend loan to Bulgaria to tide her over her present financial crisis. An advance of S10,0OO, ,O00, he said, would improve the value of Bulgarian mon ey, affected by the low rate of ex- change and facilitate the purchase by
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COTTONSEEB OIL.

New York, May 20. Cotton seed o,l was quiet with prices easier in sym pathy with lard and for want of new buying incentive. Leading months closed 15 to 20 points net lower Sales 1 200 barrels. Prime crude lG00 nom iral; prime summer yellow spot l9.O0; July 1885; September lS.95; pecom- Der t7.00. Prime winter yellow and summer white nominal
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Some ladies of the fish market at Nice, relates Paoll in one of his books, presented a bouquet 10 Queen Mary, of England, then Duchess of York. They were shy, and at loss what to dc next. so raoili said:
 "Go and kiss that gentleman over thcrc," pointing to Colonel Caring ton. The Princess laughed till the tears ran down hcr checks as they Hung themselves upon the cquerry.
 NJ. raoli, who Was a Colsican, was born hn 1885.
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CENSUS FIGURES.

Washington, May 29.--Census fig ures show:
 Brookline, Mass, 37,74S an in- crease of 9,956 or 35.8 per cent.
 Newton Mass. 46,O38, an increase fo 6,232, or 15.7 per cent.
 Peabody Mass, 1852, an increase of 3,831, or 24.4 per cent.
 Melrose, Mass, 1S,204, an increase of 2,489 or 15.8 per cent.
 Wyandotte Mich. (revised) 13,S51, an increase of 5,565, or GIL per cent.
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MONEY MARK ET

New York, May 29. Mcrcaitile pa per ' l-2 Sterling 60 day bills 3.S3 ; commercial 60 day bills on banks 3.8% l; commercial 60 day bills 3.S2 l-2; de mand 3.S7 II; cable 3.S8. Francs .32; cable 1900. Belgian francs de mand l2d2; cables l2.10. Lire demand 17.02; cables 1700 Marks demand : 50; cables 2.60.
 Exchange on Montreal II l-i per cent discount. Government railroad
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LEVER ACT UPHELD.

New Orleans. May % Federal Judge Foster today upheld the consti- tutjen8litJ of Lever act in declaring indictments charging four wholesal- CTS and one retailer guilty ef profit- oering in sugar sales were valid.
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thegovernment of goods in the Uni ted states.
 A number of American commercial firms have established offices in So- fla, and limited quantities of Ameri- can made goods are finding their way here.
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LIBERTY BONDS.

New York, May go Final prices on liberty bonds today were: l-Gs 91.T0, first Is 87.5O; second Is S1.li; first 1 l-ls o7 32; second Ids ai.3S; third Ids 9l.40; fourth 1-la &S.t2i Victory 3-1s 9G.02; Victory | 3-is 9606
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BANK STATEMENT.

New York, May 29. The actual con dition of clearing house banks and trust companies Tor the week shows that they hold $24 ,33S, 800 reserve m excess of legal requirements. This IS an increase of $l6,618, 150 from last week
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ARMY BILL TO WILSON.

Washington, May 20. The confer enec report on the army reorganiza- ton blll was adopted today by the senate without a record vote and now goes to the president.
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ROOM

FOR. SALE MODERN 8 ROOM house, corner lot. on paved street, West End, 9 blocks from courthouse. A real bargain if taken at once. For further information address House and Lot, care Graphic. 5-25-12t
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~ HALE HELP

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 VALE sTENoGRAPhnahh Ep,mn t:Da man, Prefer, young your bIi sb H,elI ed fiee { ,a ,,,ort work for well estanllsheo ntann 4 IS and learn 5-27-Gt oo~~-~--">0~>'- 1, ,yrEp TO SELL Gkoe eh- " AN RES ,-or NE
 ,c EXPERIENCE Nol NH S0 CESsARY nrooorc l, tbe worlds largest t,es gtoeun9 an. ,.sn ovef in Pl your locality to l.a,,n sell to cor'a ,n extensive line of gro
 Of fats an roofing, lubrlcatlng ' pafoedd, foods, etc. No capital re re- plcv Write rHI today. State age az ana ana
 " mii'i John Sexton x Co., aoz
 i0n' on! st '0 Chicago, Ill
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.DR. JOHNSON, THE INDIAN DOC tor, is now located at 2l9 l,2 state street. When you want physiclan YOU can call him. The Cherokee Dr. j ohnson, can cure any kind of disease on any kind of person, guaranteed
 good. pr. Johnson, the Cherokee Ma tion man, is what they call a oiack g <
 Cherokee Indian tribe. o-No-o'
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=

|s SELL THE LATEST i IM- |pIyOT TIRE PUMP. Operat-
 Irninc handle-eliminates tire
 \ and down labor. Nothing Ever sold. Every auto owner Eage q purchaser. No compe- Iiberal commissions with all of territory. Retail price
 Agents send S6.00 for sample
 kiculars PIVOT SALES COR
 6ON. sos Chestnut St., Phila- Pa. o-oo-lC
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New Orleans. May % Rough r.cc no sales; receipts 2,660 sacks; miller $ 2,66O Clean rice no sales, lcrttts5 600 pockets; bran and polish un- changed
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-s-.->-- >>-o~--~--~ ~>~~~
 FOR SALE-MODERN HOUSE; 5 rooms, bath and sleeping porch; plas- tered; southeast front; large lot;
 shodded with terrace; near car line and in good neighborhood See or phone Hollis Real Estate company, phones 2 and 112. 4-22-tf
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FOR SALE-1116 E. 9TH; ELECTRIC lights, city water, now vacant. Gan give immediate possession. Nice little
 home See us for prices and terms. McNew Realty Co.,, 200 West Bar
 raque. Phone 971. 5-25-6t
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|c GET ALL YOUR OWN
 r shirts, ties, etc., free and |c monev besides. Take orders
 Er |s line.the only in America
 pus Y both tailoring and furnish
 Pd besides give an extra pair Fe Fee with suit. Write for out
 nj now. Wright & Co.,, Dept. 45, A' 5-30-1t
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FOR SALE-HOUSE AND LOT. stress, ideal location. Phone SS8.
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'ryA1E HELP WANTED

D-sTENoGRA.pHItER 4 adraso Mao
 lf pi11,h Graphic, giving name, age
 ol sI,, oled desired, previous experl- pc d references.
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NOTICE

The firm of L. s. Loudon and Co., of Swan Lake, has been dissolved. L.. s. Loudon has purchased the interest of E. Wolfe in said business. The business will continue in the same name.
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LOST AT 518 WALNUT STREET, Sunday night during the fire, one sol i'd gold wrist watch. w. E. B. en- graved on back. Finder please return to Graphic office and receive liberal
 reward. 5-2o-6t
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, ? v, nteed shoes; exclusive ter STate f'atest styles sold at factory Vsr Wr;ta today. Shawmut, box
 "i'1G to Mass. 5-30-lt t
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AGENTS WANTED:-

',Ty-s75 TO s125 WEEKLY
 fnN anr products with grocery, ;osr 0u. and candy trade. Big ''ssr < ',,. Rlue Seal Mfg. Co.,, |s Tennessee.
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MISCELLA ANXIOUS

WOULD YOU INVEST ONE DOLLAR per week for ten weeks on chance to make $1,O00 or more? Particulars free No obligations. Write J. A. Carlton, Box 676, Fort Worth, Texas.
 5-23- IL
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LOST.
NO 1s

LOST EITHER TUESDAY OR
 "Wednesday forenoon, platinum bar pin. Small diamond in center and pearls on each end. Liberal reward for recovery. Phone d28. 52f-6t
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MY PLACE AT TOY PINE STREET IS for sale, if interested call phone 773.
 5-25-6t
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|sT;a HEE A SINGLE HORSE Es,l wagon at a reasonable !SS s as le West Fourth ave
 -s1s 1ool. 1-25-6t
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POSTPONE 35x5 GOODYEAR CORD casing new. Lost on road between
 Sixteenth and Cherry and Dollarway crossing Return to J. ?. McNulty and receive reward. 5-2S-6t
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MARK FITS.
NEW ORLEANS RIG F

Cotton exchanges closed because oi holidays.
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o u DODGE TOUR. S;oy' |;;ol.' T One Ford Touring $450. s.es <. Touring, S995.00. One s oS saoo,oO. One Liberty Road |'Vo ~ One Davis z passenger one Studebaker z passenger ne One u Model N Hupmobile sro une ne Hup s75O.OO. One Chan Icuv;Vo' I7s oN One Overland Road
 v' N one Overland truck ksro one ne Dodge Commercial 'oSv.U. One Maxwell Truck une ,n,e Ford Truck $45O. One .hae asle Touring $65O.0O. Any ;n use may be bought for two
 ona and the balance in ten !. Acses. U McGehee Fowles Mo- a--S VI D
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I WILL GLADLY TELL ANYONE suffering with rheumatism how l was cured in four days after two years terrible suffering. Send name and address. K Box 157 Little Rock, Ark. 5-3O-lt
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WANTED-ALL GARAGE MEN AND car owners to know that we are dls, tributors for Timken. Hyatt ana New Departure bearings, And can furnish motor parts for all models oi O Continental and Buda motors. 5. C' Well Motor Company. Phone l74S:
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FOR SALE GOOD JERSEY cow Fresh-can be seen at 1901 West goth.
 5-29-Gt
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FOR SALE PERFECTLY NEW RE- frigerator, baby carriage and other furniture. 13o5 Cherry, phone 673.
 f+
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AND FOOTING attachment, works on any sewing ma chine, Special price $1.5O. Mutual Sales Co.,, Box 394, Charlotte, N. c.
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HOMES FOR SALE

1919 Olive Street, rooms, corner lot, paved street. 1904 West 18th Avenue-5 rooms and sleeping porch new and modern, paved street. 22nd and Elnl--5 rooms modern, Cherry car
 line. 1901 West 15th-4 rooms, IA block, paved street. 200 West 18th Avenue-5 rooms, modern, corner lot.
 17lS West 5th Avenue-5 rooms on paved street 1906 West 18th Avenue-5 rooms. 825 Poplar Street, rooms. 23rd and Maple-5 rooms 1-4 block 21st and Pine rooms, lots. 17O5 East 5th Avenue-5 rooms modern. 1124 East 2nd Avenue--5 rooms modern, on paved street. 1O8 Florida Street, rooms modern. rooms and store doing good business. 5 rooms and store 1-4 block graveled street 2 desirable lots n Rutherford park 2 lots on West 18th, paved street lots on West 11th avenue. Business lots on Main street. small farms on Pike road near town.
 For Prices and Terms
 See A. c. RUSSELL at
 Home Insurance Agency Phone 4so-24ee Pine Bluff, Ark.
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ABOUT 100 POUNDS OF
 Ptton rags; must be of good De from buttons; will pay ec md. Rags will be inspected
 buying. Deliver to Graphic upstairs, If
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AN IMPORTANT MESSAGE WILL
 be mailed every serious minded sensl- ble saving and far seeing man O. woman answering this adverti sementt: "Making your dollars more dollars" Lesleeds, Bruce Avenue, Bridgeport, Conn. 5-301t