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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-13
PERSONAL PROPERTY

HOUSEHOLD GOODS al
HIGH CLASS furniture refinishch, uphol-
stored and repaired sewing machines
and Photographs repaired and adjusted.
We also buy and sell Aircraft Furniture
co. ~ W. First. Cedar 1891
CINCINNATI. s. l232 - Complete fur.
nishinE- for rooms. hair of Duplex
house. close in, very reasonable. Phone
WANTED SECOND HAND
FURSiTURE
We buy, trade or sell by the piece or any
quantity West Side Furniture store
W. j. wYAN. II w FIRST
ONE dining table, ti5. o chairs, si6. one
ice box, 30 pounds, SO. good condition.
bl2 w Ninth. Usage Giqh.
lOU,CAN wear diamonds u you sell your
second hand furniture 60 the Diamond
Furniture Co. Phone 6b3i. we buy any.
thlng and sell eyegythinE
MA RESsEs--RenpvAted ana recovered
returned home TIE same day. Phone
ace Sanitary MatSess co.
CALL USAGE to65, Miller FURNITURE Co,
when yoI have anything to sell in sec.
ond hand furniture. we nav the top price
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-13
South Side Bargains

New, up-to-date. east front. six
room modern bungalow; oak floors
throughout, mantel all handsomely
decorated. basement, fine location.
owner needs the money. Cali for
appointment. Very attractive price
IL you really want to buy.
New eight-room modern two-story
residence located In high class resi-
dence district; oak floors living room
across the front, large dining room.
four bedrooms. bath, all neatly deco
rated; basement, garage. good well
water Can be bought for less than
you can build II for today. These
properties are real bargains, so II
you really want to invest cali for ap-
pointment. Our time is yours,
C. H. Terwilleger Co.
1901 Mayo Bldg, Phone o. 6493
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FINANCIAL.
HOTELS itOOMING uoTsns

HOTELS WooMI>G HOUSES IS
MAIN s. S03--tO-roum roomtng house
turni.hcd prlgc $4,000 Terms
RESIDENCE rouminE house. Il rooms ot
furniture. quick sale. cheap price 81.
Take good team and wagon on deal, rent
100 per month. can at once and soc
this wonderful proposition ll2 s Phoenix
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-13

|, 500 TO 200 CLEAR. EVERY MONTH
Tbree-s story hotel with bb rooms and five
r,ttmept suits. tho price is SIS. 900 .
a. ooO cash viii handle. TULSA BJSt
KISS SELLERS. 222 Iowa Bldg. Phone
.g4age 6l3i
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-13

ButLpERs look here. corner lot sosioo
feet. i-rnom modern house good well
ready for fall rush and make a nice prof
II. Price $3.50. very reasonable terms.
Cali Oaags 1881 CITY Realty Investment
Manager.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-13

'AccoUNT death will sell stock of grocer.
ies fixtures and three rooms furniture;
.sinF GOOD business. located in Kendall
mice 81 500 cash. osase 72si Room 9.
sabraska Bldg city Realty Investment
60. G. X Leslie. manager.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-13

FOR sALE--Beauty shop. furnished with
the latest equipment, doing large bust
ness owner retiring. Address 976-D. care
world.
.TDR SALE one OF tho best suburban
grocery stores IN Tulsa. stock and fin
lures worth tho money, cheap rent. long
lease Phone Usage a2t2 or $3.50 for APP
.ruintment
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-13
FINANCIAL

,SoTYpE OPERATORS and handnen
wanted finest equipped plant good
~nrking conditions, permanent situations, ,
rri5n shop. scale il2 day Is night. write
y, appiy Forman. Tulss World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-13

j 3lt-l7 Central National bank BldF-
CONFipESTtALLH to oil companies and
operators. do you need funds to develop
your holdings We are providing for large
development fund have strong board di-
fectors. experienced management. Will
take over or consolidate Joint holdings
with our equitable basis. Address con
ndentiAlly. President, Box 19s, Fort
worth. Texas,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-13

THREE lots i50xilo. one block of 3 car
lines close In, these lots can bs bough
right Add sSa-D, care World.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-13
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

NtNENGt ION NNlE "
FOR SALE acre In Kinlock park aG
ditiou 800 each Stanley Turner. -Four
tecnth and Mccoy
so ACRES bottom land miles south u
Tulsa. 81 500 terms. phone osnEe gitt
Campbell and Berry ~ Security Bldg
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-13

IN THE SEVEN HUNDRED block on n
TULSA. also tho coolest part which i7
very desirable fUT the summer for homo
this taddcal. s rooms. 4 bOafOpma W with
bath room. large bed rooms Win large
closets -Four large rooms down. reception
room. living room. dining room ana
kitchen. also screened IN back porch large
basement under all uf the house. fun sizrd
lot with two Lear garages on tho BACK b.
solid concrete drive. II you want TO buy
call DaaFc 2lt2.
BEOADMOOH beautiful east front nov
modern bungalow heavy OAK floors. We
mace, garage, only 81 500 good terms
Phone Usage sthl " ! lirnry
g.ROOM houps. north side $50 down.
balance taa pcr month CEDAR llni
2-HOOM house, not far out 5000 cash
balance monthly cedar llG2
BROhDMOOE bunFuIow for sale by ownof,
easy terms. lf0s = newport open Tor
inruortiun. rooms. hfcakfart room ana
bath, all huilt.ln features. Phone Osugo
VACATION.
Fishing bathing, tennis, dancing chill.
dren'E Fairgrounds, beautiful scenery! fine
spring water. cool rooms. good mcals. f.
Mountain hotel Kandola Inn Monte We
Ak
NEW duplex house, four rooms and bath.
basement and garage, strictly modern,
adults only. 1910 E, admiral. Cali OsaBo
GO0b groom 6d6gaIow- 61iII-i1 fcaIu7c-
large closets basement, clstcrn, fruit
trees. chicken house and pens, lot h5Alt1
adjoining high class addition on the
southeast side "A bargain at 1880 and
. 900 cash Will handle IT, Phone Cedar
3s5 or iNs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-13

For skLE-Splendid traokage on FRISCO;
2bONil0 feet a snap Tor $4,000; Loalic
Brooks Company osage 2s73 and 2tt
A PULL half block OF ground close In and
suitable for factory warehouse and many
other purposes, fronts three paved streets.
Phone Osagc 9e6i for location. price etc. q
w J. Henry
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-13
PROPERTY for EXCHANGE

NONRESIDENT. writes us TO exchange
his acreage near the city for income
property; We believe this property can he
turned In few months for double the
money he is asking for 1t, what have you
to trader Usage 72Sl, city Realty-lnveHt- -
mont co. Room 0 Nebraska BLDG. c. X
Leslie, Manager
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-13

FOR sALE--switch property on pave
ment bO.foot lot. fine we'll; shade all
city Improvements in; close In. Hudson
Wire n Iron Co. 1919 T.. Sixth
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-13
REAL ESTATE FOR RENT


IIOI NEN-tt NNINIIEU ~
FOR NENI. t-tOum furnished bungalow &,
tl'l s. Elriu. call after 8 30. reference
required. ready FOR occupancy tho lhth
y HDbM furnished house un Houth Denver
Tor parttculste call after y m
OHHre tlNN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-13
norsEs-FuRNIsnED

Including plano. strictly modern. $50,
Fhone G613.J,
FOR REST-Unul sept 10th, 5-room
furnished house, cart side 80 per
month Garage So. Phone OHaRc $3.50
4 ROOMS ~ futnirhed house modern
convenience as west Third
PART of l-ruom cottage ono room rented
tp employed couple, close Ia Cedar
t0i
HURNETT p, lAgi--FOrs rent fufniahed
G-room house with breakfast room bath .
hail and closetg. basement, 0ne.Car garage
and iervsnts quarters to permanent
parties. Usage S47l
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1920-07-13
HOUSES roK SALE

| $3.50 CASH. price "a, 600, Groom house
/ fun lot OHnFc sol.
$50 CASH. hsropm modern bungs4ow
hardwood floors, lear garage don
overlook this. Price 5000 Osago sol
| 81 O0O CASH. room modern bungalow
newly decorated throughout, better tn
pulrc about this. Price fb.b0O OsaEo sOl
1880 CASH. balance monthly Broom
modern bungalow. hardwood floors,
rcrcened In back porch; nicely decorated
TarAEs and drive. high east front corner
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
SHANGHAI SUITS
ARE CONTINUED
Clam for Damages ~ LaNson When
- q Said to Have Beer Mis-.
treated 20 Ne Heard
Nest Tsrus.

Tae salt for alleged damages by
A. ~ Lawson against George Brent
80 for yesterday ~ The court 81 rec
ord was continued until The next term
g eouFi ~ counsel ~ the defendants
The attorneys requested ting 10 argue
certain phases - Tie question before
tae trial ana re tudre ruled that an
psn~ss eHould be settled before the
daie ef ihe ease rs auow the at
ternega the opportunity ~ arguing
these issues tne Judge continued the
case until the neat term. The other
two cases growing oar 80 the same
case we're continued also. These cases
are against Edo swaine and sidney
Bell
The plaintiff contends that re sua.
tanned damages when ne was forced
20 take an auto ride Go Magnolia pluf'
with TIE three young men and that
once there he was treated roughly
or account ~ attention he way having
a. a Young lady IN the city. whom one
81 TIE other men waa visiting lie
reported the shanghailnr "a che po.
ice ana the young men were an fined
in TIE city court
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
WEST TAMPA
WOMAN TAKES
GOOD ADVICE
Mrs. Pearson Suffered Constant
~ From Indigestion Till Tan
lac Relieves Trouble-Regains
Lost Weight and Strength

Three bottles - Tanlac are All I
have taken but they have restored my
health after lad suffered for years. p
said Mrs. Annie Pearson. OF SIS Main
street. West Tampa. Fla
was constant sufferer from in
digestion and had failer off lot In
weight Ny appetite was 80 poor that
l hadn't felt hungry in hardly know
when and ! ate just 10 keep body and
soul together. Ny stomach was badly
upset and suffered awfully from
pains and cramps and shortnesa Of
breath. | was extremely nervous and
some nights IL lust seemed that I
eouldnt get any rest AZ all ! was weak
and ali day long had that dragEy feel
Ing thar makes one ready to give up
almost any time
For quite n while some 81 my
friends had been advising me TO try
Tanlac and just 20 satisfy myself I
began taking q. Well. was surprised
81 the way ! improved and today /
feel 80 well that &c doesn't seem that
] have ever been troubled in any way
in my life. Ny appetite IL splendid and
everything agrees with me 50 vel
that ] have gained hack my lost weight
and feel stronger than / have in many
Years. Ny nerves are as steady as can
be. | sleep soundly. and Just can't help
but want 70 tell others about Tanlac
since q has meant 80 much 10 me"
Tanlac is sold in Pensacola 10y the
Crystal Pharmacy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
JUDGE REFUSES To
ACCEPT new TITLE.
Henry 1eliinesr Claims eniy tire Dis
tiretion Of Being . Judge ard
Not kins Of che Ne~ World.

Judge Henry Balllnger refused the
It'll eof ~fSlng OF the New World" yea
terday. hy the statement that he twas
elected by the people Of Eacambla
county as county Judge and not az a
king of this or any ether world. 1rhe
judge was APPEALED 70 by negro
preacher. who claims 20 be a. The htad
q a religious organization. 20 eigrI a
certificate. the signature 20 be placed
over the title Of King - the New
world"
The negro appeared 90 be disappiiit-
ed when the Judge refused 60 sign the
license. Blank lines were also on the
paper with the titles Of president"
and prince" under them. bat these
two lines had not been signed The
judge was not Informed just who the
president or the prince would be or
what their respective duties would be
by the applicant
The certificate reads Under the
protection of Almighty God. the Over-
coming Church without spot or
Wrinkle" The remainder % the pa-
per eertifles that the reverend Is APP
pointed 20 the pastoral charge Of a
ertain district under the Jurisdiction
of the annual religious congress 0f
Overcoming Church without spot or
Wrinkle"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
ORPHAN CHILDREN
in NEED CLOTHES
Salvation Army Requests Warm cleth.
inc fer Needy Children
% the City.

We have no home now. Mamma
f. gone said the eldest OF four little
giris-the youngest two and the eld-
est eight years old-who we're brought
20 salvation Army headquarters yes
terday. orphans. their mother having
died yesterday morning as a result
o. blood poisoning
The children. wane. emaciated. look
ing as n they had never had really
enough 70 eat in all their lives. were
hare footed and scantlly clothed. They
had not even a change 81 clothing.
such a. Il was
The father Is out 81 employment and
has been unable 10 secure work 70
amount 10 anything FOR some time.
The family has known the bitterest
poverty
Mrs Bergen wife of Captain Ber-
gen OF the salvation Army. gave the
little girls some warm garments she
happened 90 have a. Salvation Army
headquarters and gave them each a
pair 81 shoes. The children are now
with some friends a. 2009 y Ninth
ave. with Christmas eleven days OFF
these little girls are not looking for
ward 70 any bright. new gifts but
are grieving for a mother and wish
ing for some warmer clothes
Any articles Of clothing left by any
one for these children at salvation
Army headquarters would De- appre-
ciated
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
HIGHWAY BOARD
TO SUPERINTEND
Technical Organization Would Co
Ordinate All Departments.

New York. Dec. 13.-Co- ordina ton
- all agencies Interested IN highway
construction 20 avoid overlapping Of
efforts and provide a centralized body
Tor research has been undertaken by
the Engineering Foundation with
headquarters va this city Bureaus og
the federal government various tech 5
nical organizations and universities
are expected 20 Join the movement.
q was announced here today
An advisory board on highway re-
search has been organised under the
chairmanship ~ Professor John Mar
ston. % the Engineering school ~ the
Iowa state College. which wilt work
through the National Research Coun-
ell The various cooperating organ
iEations and institutions viii name
members % this board The result Of
the boards activities viii be made
available Is highway builders through
out the countryk
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
DEPUTY MAYO TAKES
SOUTHERN VACATION

LawrNhce Mayo. clerk 90 the court
y recdfd after the new year and at
present chief depEy under Sheriff
Whitaker left yesterday for Fort
Meade in connection with the work
of the sherifrs office While absent
he will take a few days on vaca-
tion In South Florida SIR. Mayo has
been chief deputy under sheriffs Cary
Ellis, Van Peit. whitaker and except
for his election 20 the clerkship would
be asked 70 hold his present place
under Cary Ellis, when that official
takes office after the new year.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
qQuiREsIessz
AERIAL LINERS MAY
BIZ in OPERATION
Caproni Fleming Msenins that viii
Cress Atlantic ~ Thirsy.sis
Hours

ROME, Dee la Rlnn Victor Em
manuel was kesuiY interested today
when - was toid IS Ganni Caproni
ere 8irplaue Inventor. - protected
slant plane which would carry s0o
lHfHnHH awroas the Atlantic in about
tiisif slN hoerH Plane Tor the mn )
dtnp are now betting completed. and
81 Visions arU heirH made for dining
and sleeping recommendation on board
the aersnl uHeFa
smaller nlFplame designed hy
AiNnor capnoM Wlii make itn nrst
trial trin CO. January near Lake Nag
HiDre This nlu1anc win ho capable
of carrying 900 persons e distance 81
a0o miles t g said Work un the
transatlantic plane viii be started as
soun a. this smaller liner has heen
tested uurinH BIS conversation with
ihe KING siwnu Carroni told ~ his
alan g. return Cd New York next
spring and beain lhe construction ~
new niFnlnue factors near New
Yofs cts
setefai interviews between Slnnor
cnpfuni arid Coi james CLANCY. aerial
nttarhe al ihr American embassy here
have been held and the inventor has
u1ei olher afhrials ~ the embassy
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14

Eub- Ny Tisu, 10 = great pain KILLER.
y relieves pain ard SORENESS caused 81
Rhsuwatisra. Neuralgia. sprains, ete.-
Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
SHORT SESSION HELD
BY COMMISSIONERS
City Transfers Garden Street Prop
erty 20 Roy Taylor fer East
Hill Truck House.

George Hinrichs presided in the a0-
sonco Of Mayor Frank Sanders. who
Il on a business trip Ia South Flor
ida. AZ = short session ~ the city
Commissioners held yesterday
Matters of routine business were
disposed % and tne transfer of prop
crty between the city and Roy Taylor
was passed on final reading. This
makes the city owner Of the property
cite on which the East Hill truck
house IL situated The property. owned
~ Mr. Taylor has been IN use b the
city. In return tho city exchanged 70
Mr.. Taylor the property on Garden
e. between hts place 81 business and
the l. a y. railway tracks
Bids were also opened for the TWEEN
ty-five tons of nix-inch pipe 70 be-
used on Blount-st. 90 t6th-ave The
one bid received. az si.32 per foot, was
referred % Commissioner itinrichs and
Superintendent ~ water Works
Sweeney
A request was also received from
o q Semmes. president Of the Ex-
port Fuei and Zee Co. located az the
corner ~ Tarragona and Jackson sts..
asking the city for reimbursement for
damages 20 the foundation 81 the
building occupied by the company, RE-
sultinR from the settling of water
drainage from North Hill. The re-
quest vas referred 10 Commissioner
Hinrichs
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
VETERANS TAKE UP
GOVERNMENT LANDS
Former Services Men Work in oil
Fields and Take 10 Hons
sssa5a IN Wyoming.

DIES MONIES. lows. Dec. 15-For-
mer service men are working IN the
oil fields and Al the same time TAX
ing up government land near Casper.
Wye. according 70 q recent communi-
cation from a member OF Argonne
Post Of the American Legion az Des
Moines. Iowa. 10 the Argonne Post
Weekly
From two 20 six veterans take out
adjoining claims and buy a partner
ship automobile. which takes them 20
their work In she oil fields I've DAYS
Of the week and 20 their claims sat
urday and sunday. according 70 the
writer. who says thar the principal
OIL companies pay from $3.50 10 81 q
day 10 laborers and higher wages 20
those who have had some experience
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
INSURANCE COMPANY
AIDS AUTO OWNERS

Automobile owners are enjoying the
convenience 80 q new service recently
inaugurated hy the Fisher Brown In
snranee agency In the city. The serv-
Ice Includes attending 20 ali the neces-
sary detail work IN securing 1921 auto
mobile licenses for owners
The new service saves car owners
the trouble - procuring blanks and
sending them 10 the proper authorf
ties. For those not using the service.
however blanks are 90 be secured
~ the office ~ sheriff tax collector
nr chief - police
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
DEPARTMENT MAY
REFUSE PASSPORTS
Ask Protest 20 Mexican Government
Against Alleged Vice Conditions
al TIA Juana.

WASHINGTON. Dec. l3.-The state
department today Was petitloned %
protest 20 the Mexican government
against alleged vice conditions ga
Tia Juana. Mexico across the border
from san Jpan. Cal. and until such
conditions are corrected % deny pass
porte o. Americans desiring 20 Eo
there The petition was signed by
the mayor ard officials Of twenty four
civic and public welfare organizations
81 San Diego and was presented by
representative ~ the Methodist
board 81 temperance. American Ped
Grafton 81 Labor. Anti-saloon League
and other national organizations. who
declared SAN Diego was suffering se-
riousl} because ~ Tia Jmana's mis-
behavior
Asking the department 90 take
coEniNunce - conditions which allow
practically free passage between San
Diego and Tia lunna the petition
declares gully - per cent" % arrests
made % san Diego were tracea bile to
evils in Tia Juana Intn the condi-
lions were corrected the petition
said. s, would be- Impossible FOR san
Diego to free Itself from prostitution
and traffic IN drugs
Discussing the passport situation.
the petition said
"one- day permits are granted free
~ charge and may be obtained with
out difficulty and according 20 re-
ports. the passport offices have been
kept open on holidays and Sundays az
certain times "a accommodate appll-
cants for passporF
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14

Cut out this iip. enclose with Sc and
mail u 20 Foley a CO.. 1sg6 Sheffield.
ave. Chicago. IN. writing your name
and address clearly You viii receive
IN return trial package containing
foley'a Honey and Tar Compound for
coughs, colds and Group. Foley KID
ncy Pills for pains Ia sides and back
rheumatism backache. kidney and
bladder ailments and Foley Cathartic
Tablets. wholesome and thoroughly
cleansing cathartie for constitution.
hihousneHs. headaches and sluggish
bowels. sold every here.-Adv
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14

Rub Ny. Tisu 10 . powerful anti
septiel Il kills the poison caused from
infected cuts, cures old sores, letter,
eAc.--Adv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
CONFERENCE TAKES
UP FINAL REPORTS
Special 20 The Journall

PANAMA CITY. Dec IS The
morning session was taken up with
reports of boards and committees
boards reporting Epworth League. the
orphanaEe. church extension, Bible
finance, SUNDAY school washington
church. Asbury memorial Christian
literature and education The orphan
age report noted the appointment Of
Rev ~. r strout as agent and his
wife As matron and +. L. Crawford
and Q. Y. Calhoun. both Of Selma, add
ed % the board ~ the orphanage.
The finance report brought a fight
on the proposition 20 pay supcrannu-
ates by quarters instead OF In one
sum. This recommendation was re-
jected by a large vote. The Asbury
memorial g. plan Of Methodlsts IN
AN ~ the United states 20 place an
equestrian statue ~ Bishop Asbury In
Washington. tho only church memorial
In that city.
statistics reported that 75S churches
are working making an increase Of
six. and valued al s2s2s0 00 This Is
an increase ~ nearly $500 coo. Par
sonRres. goo. valued az 5000 600 paid
preachers. 27b. 900 increase fdN the
year. sc. 900. 4 lay leader for con-
ference was elected Judge ". T.
Chapman ~ pothan was nominated.
The afternoon session was consumed
in the reports 81 preachers and pas
sage Of their character.
The committee on lay activities
made a report which. with a short
debate. was received by the confer
ence bat not All recommendations
were received. Or Stedd. who has
delivered daily addresses. spoke at Z
o'clock At the conclusion the confer
ence resumed call Of preachers for
report. The committee on temper
ance and social service presented a
report and Bishops Cannon. who has
had European service as a temper
ance worker spoke 20 the report.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
WHEAT MARKET DEVELOPS
UNEXPECTED STRENGTH

CHICAGO. Dec 1s.--strength de-
veloped in the wheat market today
largely rs a result Of buying based
on opinions that bearlsh financial and
Industrial factors had been discounted.
Prices closed firm IA TO sac net
higher. Corn gained one cent TO 1-sc
and oats as to s-sc. In provisions
there was a setback OF IS % AZ cents.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14

NNHf ne Won !
'nhlne his shoes with"
IT, almost inconccivabie 20 think that
man would deliberately shine his
shoes with a 81 necktie
not we happen n know % case
where u happened
The scarf IN question was TOO vivid %
shine forth from bis b0som-so he let
u shine up MS boots-thats the man
~ as
In introduclnR our Christmas Neekwesr
ladies' ~ Pensacola ard vicinity the
We tell this story 10 drive home 10 the
importance ~ buying the sort ~
srarfs that real men Ike 90 wear.