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CzECNO-Sl. .OVAKIANS ARRANGE 70 BUY
 COTTON HEAVILY

New Orleans, Mar. 27. Recent ru- mors of an increased export business in cotton were followed by he publi- cation of report today that a syndi- cate of Czecho- Slovakiau mauufactur- CTS has arranged for the purchase of 30o,o00 bales in this country for shipments extending over a period of year and a half. 1t was pointed out that this did not necessarily mean that any large amount of cottch would be bouGnu RV an, one time T,'-5 bull. took the ground that it mean, an outlet which had not taken any raw cotton for the past five years. The report lacked confirmation from trade sources but was quite generally accepted. Doubtless it helped to check an carly decline but trading was quite and after selling up to 3S.d5, May closed at 38.47. The gen lower to S. points higher, active eTal list closed steady, net five noin. months being , to II points above last nights closing With July relatively firm.
 The market opened steady at de- cline Of four to 10 points under rraliz- ing for over the week end and scat tered selling encouraged by favor able weather in the south and reports fmore favorable progress with crou preparations. July sold off to 35.5G and October to 32.01 on or right after the cali but the market soon turned steadier on trade buying and renewed cOyPrjne
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Tony looked shiftly. know that shifty look.
 "Oh, nohting better nor worse than the average youth. Wild oats and that sort of thing!" "Was Jim the same?''
 "Jim posed as being an angel, the I'll bet he really wasn't. The mar beside me sneercd, as he spoke these words. He turned to face me. 4 queer light was in lis eyes >"Il what you say is true-if Jim St. Au hyns has got into trouble over ths forging of some check, I'm glad glad -2lso!"
 You're cruel, Tony" I said sharp ly. "Aftcr all, you're deeply indebt ed to the St. Aubyns family, althc you won't admit it, I suppose al the-the breeding and the education that you've ever got, are due tc them"
 This might be true--but my com ment was scarcely tactful. Tony didn't like it. lie prefers to think that his own personal charm had giv- ell him the entroe everywhere.
 And then l added, sharply:
 And you had no earthly right to tell Mrs. St. .Aubyns that I had prom ised to marry you! It was disgust, ing of you, Tony"
 q only did it to shield you," cut in the untruthful gentleman. "It man the only possible thing to say under the circumstances!
 "You did it to shild yourself, you mean," I cried. "You were afraid that Mrs. St. Aubyns would de nounce you-would expose you-i1 you didn't hide behind an engagement with myself; but I'll tell her that il was g lie-'
 Tony rose to his feet. He looked down on me with an air of languid disapproval.
 "I'm not at all sure that do wish to marry you, when l see you in suct tempers," he remarked. Don't wor- " over the fact that you're supposed ot be engaged to mo, my dear! Be cause very probably l shall tell then that l myself have broken it off"
 With which bomb shell, Tony gave me a mock-courteous bow, swung round, and descended the wide stair case to the hall below. --
 l bit my lip, annoyed. Oh, he was quite impossible!
 I couldn't follow him, and set the error right with Jim's mother.
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NEHN ORLEANS COTTON

New Orleans, Mar. 27. Selling pres sure was felt by cotton around the opening today and again toward the close but during the greater part of the session the market was steady with prices showing moderate ad- Vanccs, The early selling was due to the favora ole nature of weather re- turns and it put prices six to i3 points under yesterdays close. Ger man news was construed as being somewhat more favorable and bullish sentiment was aroused by reports Of large shipments of gold being made up in London. Early declines were replaced by advances of Il to 20 points over yesterdays final prices but late in the day there was con siderable realizing with the close one point down to seven points up com- pared with prices yesterday.
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Helene's Married Life y Christie Mcclure Newspaper Syndica
By May Christie

Tony Lascelles was "persona gra ta" at Anstruther Lodge. Al least, in Alice's eyes. Her hus hand probably didn't share the feel ing.
 But tEe young man always was made welcome. Alice's husband was the very soul of hospitality. Kind too, to degre.,
 He :eidom rcmonstratod with Alic5 in her friendships. "Flirtat;cns' was a more adequate term, think For the most part, she would go he1 own sweet way. And his affec tior for his Nightly little wife was won- derful.
 "That is not love which alters when it alterations finds" wrote Shapes peare. MT. Anstruther's love had certainly been tested and had emerg- ed from the flames, triumphant.
 Of course, feather-headed Allce didn't appreciate such adoration That was the irony of fate.
 I-Helene-loved man who !1aG forgotten that Cd ever been his wife While Alice-who didn't know the meaning of the word 'aftecalon trifled with her husbands love a thousand times day!
 Now, as l eyed Tony Chat con firmed trouble maker), 1 wond cred how best l could explain his pres ence in the house, should Alice or her husband come upstairs?
 And yet I didn't wish to eli Cur tete-a-tete, until I should discov 1T something more about Tony's past
 He seemed in commun1catisf mood. A trifle reckless, too. Yes now was the time to push my ques- tioning.
 "You always hated Jim St. Au- byns?" I repeated, softly. But he never harmed you, Tony.'
 "I hated him-l think l always shall, too," repeated Tony dogged'v V The look on his dark young face was not a pretty one. He stared straight ahead of him, with far off gaze in his eyes, as though Ee were seeing again the long vista oi the past years.
 And what of Jim's fatner?" I put in.
 "Worse and worse!" Tony scowlcl "Hc was as hard as brass, and read y to listen to every word against me "Hc didn't believe in second char cas'
 "What did you do to make him ,urr against you?" I interrogated hi,n.
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Exports of Wheat
 May Be Forbidden

Montegedio, March 27 Exporta- tion of wheat may be forbidden by q government decree as a result oi a rise in the cost of living, according to statement issued today by the minister of finance. He said this was the only alternative if congress did net enact a law providing for free importation of wheat, winch ia opposed by farmers. In the mean tune bakers have declared a strike to secure better conditions.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

Chicago, Mar. 27.-Announcement that the proportion of cars allotted to wheat shipments eastward from Chi cago would be increased had q bear ish effect today on corn. The close was heavy at the same as yesterdays finish to 5-S cent lower with May 1.55 7-8 to 1.56 and July 1.59 Is to 1.59 1-l. Oats were unchanged to Is cent higher and provisions up l0 cents to 50 cents.
 The fact that houses with eastern connections were purchasing rye and wheat counted also at first as an en- couragement to bulls in corn. Sellers of corn, however, were in active ma ority at the last. Oats were rela- lively firm owing to seeding delays and to closing out of spreads be- tween Chicago and Winnipeg.
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Spaniards Seek
 Passports to U. $.

New York, March 27.-Cablos dis patches describing crowds seeking Vlses on passports at the American consulate in Madrid intensified the beuef of American officials today that the number of emigrants from spain to the United States might pleaS all records.
 Immigrants from Spain in the last year beloie the war totaIIed l0,232, the number having increased from G. 6ll in 1913, From July l to Dccem- bel- L. 1919, the last period for which tabuiations have been made, the number was 2,307.
 The influx has been at considerable higher rate Slnce then.
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COTTONSEED Oil

New York, Mar .-Cottonseed oi and quite and featureless, prices hold ing about steady on the better show ing in lard and cotton. Leading months closed to 8 points net high CT. Sales 7,200 barrels. Prime crud, 17.50 asked; prime summer yellow spot 19.25M19.75; May 1887 Jul, 2G23; September 20,22.
 Prime winter yellow and sUnlme white nominal.
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Believes Fires On
 Ships Incendiary

Southampton, March 27.-Two fires on the American liner Philadelphia damaged the vessel so badly today that her sailing was abandoned pend- ing extensive repairs. In view of similar fires on the steamer New York here recently the manager of the line believes the fire of incen- diary origin.
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SUFFRAGE FIGHT WARM.

Dover, Del, March 27.-Althoueh the Delaware legislature was in ad- Journment until next Monday, today saw little let-up in the struggle for ratification of the woman suffratse, constitutional amendment. Woria- CTS on both sides continued caAm- p&iGns in preparation for the vote expected next week. Campagners on both sides were in Wilmington. Pa, and in Washington seeking aid in the fight.
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" eatl1er Forecast
 for Coming Week

Washington, March Weather predictions for the week beginning Monday are: :
 West Gulf states: Some prospect of rain by Monday; probably fair af- ter Tuesday, nearly normal temper atures
 Upper Mississippi and lower Mis- souri valleys.
 Generally fair first half, unsettled second half With local rains predict pi
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FOR SALE-AUTOS

NEW FOUR-CYLlNDER RENDER son motorcycle for sale at bargain; 1; price $325. See l.. l.. Brockman at Fox Brothers Hardware Co. 3-23-6t EIGHT-CYLINDER OLDSMOBILE chummy roadster, in first class condition, for sale; run only 5000 miles; a bargain. Apply 404 Citizens Bank building: 3,4-St* FOR SALE-ONE FORD TOURING, looks like new, $450.00; one Ford coupe, repainted, real bargain. $425.O0; One Dodge commercial truck Al condition, $85000; one 1919 Dort touring, repainted, motor in good condition, $725.00; one 8 cylinder Oldsmobile touring car at $675.00; one 1919 Maxwell touring, real buy at $650.00; one 1918 Buick roadster (six cylinder); one 1918 Paige, little six, repainted $80C.OO; one 1917 Paige little six $65O.0O; one Caddi- lac touring car Al shape, $575.OO; one Maxwell truck $45O.0O; one Overland delivery truck, $350.00. Any of the above cars may be pur- chased for one third down, and the rest in 10 monthly payments. Nc Gehee Motor Sales Co.,, 203 East Second avenue, phone GOA. (Next door to the Willard Battery Station.)
 3-20-tf
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ENGLISH COLLEGE MEET.

London, March 27.-Oxford won the track and field meet here today with Cambridge university. Oxford took five and one-half events while Cam bnidge won four and one-half. Cam bridge won the eight-cared boat race on the Thamts today
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ARREST ALDERMAN.

London. March 27.-Wiliiam o. Bricn, alderman of Dublin, who was arr rested on March 3, during raid on Liberty hall in that city, and who has since that time been conducting
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CLEAR UP CANAL.

Panama, March 27 Obs,rurtons in the Culebra cut district of the Panama canal were removed today and the great waterway is again open for traffic after six-day interval.
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LIBERTY BONDS

New York, Mar. 27--Final prices of Liberty bonds today were:
 Third IA, S7b.00; first 4s $9C.40; second As, $So42; frs 4 1-4s, $90.60; second 1-4s,$o9 80i third / 1-4s, $92.80; fourth 4 1-4s S39.80; victory 3 3-4s, $8750; vic tory 4 3-4s, $97.56.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-28

NINE BANK BURROUGHS ADDING machines, for sale; 10 inch carriages
 total, sub-total; non-adding and col. umn release keys; Al condition
 Price $11O.OO. V. G. Hinton, 822 Southern Trust Bldg, Little Rock Ark. 3-26-6t
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NEW YORK. SUGAR

New York, Mar. 27.-The local mar ket for raw sugar was firm and prices were nominally unchanged at II 3-4 cents for Cubas and cost and freight equal to 12.79 for centrifu- gal. There ware moderate offerings of Cubas for nearby shipment at 12 cents cost and freight, but buyers were not inclined to pay over Il 3-4 cents,
 No change was reported in refined prices which ranged from 14 to 16 cents for fine granulated. Deliveries are said to be of fair proportion for nearby territory.
 In sugar futures only one lot of July changed hands at 1920, al though the market was quite steady and closing prices were unchanged to 10 points net higher.
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GOOD CAST IRON DOUBLE BURN CT gas heater, with mat and plenty of stove pipe and elbows, only used :. few weeks cost $2S; q bargain. Phone 5S2, Jno. McCailop, Furniture Mover 1-6-tt
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SALESMAN WANTED.

kLESMAN-(PAINT OR ROOF
 nent), we have an attractive, ghiy remunerative contract for . oroughly reliable salesman, who
 only think SO but can show by st sales record that he has about cned the point of taking hold of < much coveted position of district nager which would go to him ter 60 days, if results so warrant, Ve references and full infofmatio
 nrst letter. Standard Ashestor gre Products Co.,, general o{fices,
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PAGE SEVEN

an "honor strike" was removed from Ja'l to the hospital last night, says
 dispatch to the Herald organ. ,af-. the labor party. VL
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-28

|WANTED TO SELL GROCER P1;ao experience not neces- ' nne of worlds largest gro s.n;tal over S1,0O0,000) wants sns men in your locality to ;rsst @ to consumer nationally
 Irsnds of an extensive line eeries paints, roofings, lubri-
 oils. stock foods, etc. No
 rsouired. Write today. State hd occupation. John Sexton omuany, S52 West Willinois
 fr;bcauo III. 3-23-1tT
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GEORGIA RoWDEN PLANTING

GEORGIA ROWDEN PLANTING seed in 100 pound sacks, 95 per cent germination; prices f. o. b. England Ark. Thirty t30) pounds to bushel;
 50 bushels or less, $3.50 per bushel;
 100 to 200 bushels, $3.35; 200 to 1000 bushels, $3.25; 1000 bushels or more, $3.15. Remit check with order; refer ence: England National Bank, Lit tie Rock. England and Tebbetts Gin Co.,, England, Ark. 3-19-tf
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FOR SALE-FURNITURE OF A five-room cottage. Can be seen any
 time after Sunday. Phone 2s57 or call at no S. Cherry. 3-28-3t*
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FOUND.

POCKETBOOK; FOUND ON streets of Pine Bluff; owner can re- cover by describing and paying for this ad. Apply to H. B. Warficld, Star City, Ark. 3-27-6t FOUND FRATERNAL EMBLEM ring; call Hamilton, telephone 457.
 3-27-6t
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New Orleans, Mar. 27.-Spot cot ton quiet; quotations revised; mid ding unchanged. Sales on the spo 589 bales; to arrive 1O8. Low mid ding 32.00; middling 40.25; goo' middling 1925.
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FOR SALE

STORE FIXTURES, SHELVING, counters, scales, etc., for sale. Ap- ply John Baldridge, All Main street.
 3-23-6t
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|pn MEN. WOMEN, BOYS,
 D 2, farmers. We furnish
 4 4 workers on short notice. fs ard Real Estate and Elm (uf bureau, PIT 1-2 State ~ ~ ,hone e94. 2-271m
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LAVALIER WITH SMALL DIAMOND and cameo. Reward if returned to Mrs. Mason, 2212 East Sixth avenue. Phone 657. 3-26-6t
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SPOT COTTON

New York, Mar. 27.-Cotton spot steady; middling Al 50.
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COUNTY SCRIP. ----

Limited amount of county scrip for sale. Geo. H. Adams, phone Ii.
 3-19-1mo
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'n INT RELIABLE PARTY WITH v, to handle factory article. !; new. Bear investigation.
 }te GezaV Co.,, St. Louis, Mo.
 3-28-1tT
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investigate Tom DlOdgett's S Bargains

go le@as-5 room house; mod -rn; lot 5OX!88.
 ll25 Cherry 5 room house; "oaern, + lots
 tl2 Ash , room house; mod e'n; garage; acre pasture. loI'a theatnut-i rooms; large lttic tlGX22).
 lots One block from Cherry. l lot 2hth and Cherry; block from car hne
 lots 23rd and Main; fine To-, cation. aero truck farm. 10 acres. One mile from court | mousse.
 goo acre farm l-2 miles from | town.
 40 acres; one mile from Coun- try Club.
 'G acre farm; 10 miles from | fine BldT.
 For ColOred Folks ll02 Louisiana Street, room house. Water and hghts. | ll02 Kentucky Street, room i house. 2l05 West 4th-5 room house. | HlOO down; easy terms.
 5 four room houses on Indiana. \ basy terms.
 We also have several fine lots on ' Ohlo Street, S;i a month. Il r. 5. Our records show that we ' deliver the goods. Mo otto: "Quiek Servicc," therefore, list your lots, houses, and farms and timber lands with us, and we will find you a buyer. Take one H long range shot at
 Tom Biodgett Land
 Company Jaggars and Nyegaard, Salesmen | Phones 26l5-705-l433-514. e >
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1 LOOK, LOOK, DON'T SAY M find help; 994 furnishes it
 ulow boy to a bank clerk; look to a stenographer-994 a oil kind of help free of
 Fl 2-27-1mo
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
 Twelve room residence, short dis tance west of court house on Barra- que; price cheap and good terms. Large rooming house proposition at 715 Texas street, 3 blocks from, Main. Six rooms all modern con veniences. Garage, large lot. Bar gain for quick sale.
 40 acres land to trade for good au' tomobilc.
 215 East Second, stones throw from Second and Main; seven rooms. Ask us for long list of city property
 We have Farm Loans
 McNEW REALTY co.
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FOR SALE-FOUR THOROUGH bred Buff Orpington cockerels. Ten months old. Apply to Kientz Broth
 CTS. 2-23 -6t
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TIED AT -ONCE-TWO GIRLS brk at Liberty Candy Go. 309 Third, phone 396.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-28

S WILL INTEREST YOU hd conservative company offers
 nigh class dividend paying ? cent monthly stock Alert in. Eors, write for booklet A. l.. be Einced then buy. Rose and com |y' oo Broad street, New York.
 3-28-1t]
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SIT IOuIs LIVE STOCK

. ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK = =
 East St. Louis, Ill.,, Mar. 27.- Hog ,00; 10 to 15 cents lower; bulk 15.50M15.90; heavy 13.750 14.75; medium 14.75M1590; lighl 15.25M16.00: pigs 11,00M15.50. Catle-250; canncrs higher, others lower for weekM.
 Sheep-4OO; for week lambs 2; cents higher; sheep steady.
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{ TAINTED, vOCALIsTs, IN E.,Tsts H readers, versatile peo- [M ssld s;nds for Lyceum, Chautau- i ' rnncert Aln work. Write, United pnraau. Svas Dept. 62, Meridian,
 Dui s1 3-21-8t
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-28

PHONE OPERATOR WANTED, bus experience not absolutely
 sary. Apply at once Hotel
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E SAVER FORD OR CHEvRO-
 2o per cent guaranteed or lney refunded. Easily installed. la Nt s2. GazaV company, St. Lou NuO. 3-C2.1tN
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RAGE--PERSONAL ATTENTION n to handling and storing fur re and household goods. Cot
 beit Warehouse and Storage pany, Third and Georgia. Phone t' 2-27-tf
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TED 4 GIRL TO PRINT
 and assist in store room. Ap- t once. Hotel Pines. 3-26-Gt
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)uLD YOU INVEST ONE DOL
 a week for ten weeks on a chance make $l,000 or more? Particu- s free. No obligation. Write, J
 Garlton Box 678, Fort Worth, kas ss. 3-28-1t3
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plLo MAKE SPARETIME 'ey clipping ads for us. Instruc- as, contract, 12c; refunded if dis
 s:hed. Cope Adv. Agency, St. ..o 3-28-1tI
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1920-03-28

po ACRES TEXAS OIL LEASES, |eady subdivided. Retail at big + asxSHlnce of lifetime. $1,0O0 ~ N easy. Release priv ee. eSA 3O6, Vinita, Okla.
 3-28-1t*
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ROOMS WANTED.

ONE OR TWO LIGHT HOUSE. keeping rooms, CT bed rooms wanted, by man and wife. Must be close in
 Phone 238. 3-27-6t
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kCREs OF HIGH BOTTOM LAND rent; 50 acres of this land is only year land and 10 acres Cypress
 Ee land; half mile of Tucker, Has two three room houses two cribs. R. s. Cherry Fth and Pine street.
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$1 A NHOUR EASILY MADE Experience unnecessary; full or spare time, l3O per cent profit selling direct to the consumer toilet goods and home remedies in every locality. Free working outfit to workers. Write Bullion Chemical company, 26S Vance street, Memphis Tenn, s-2s.its
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AGENTS WANTED.

AGENTS WANTED TO. SELL FUR. nish chemicals used in every home
 Fast seller, good profits. Write for particulars to Sanford Manufac. turing company, East Alton, III.
 3-20-ltt
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MISCELLANEOUS

TED-ALL KINDS OF SEC- hand furniture. We also repair lture and connect gas stoves. Pg Furniaure Co.,, 319 Pine
 t, phone 24S9. 12-30-tf
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
!, ' oR FEMALE HELP

k,r oR FEMALE HELP
 LE Ves " MAIL CLERKS, $11o Al Tynerience unnecessary.
 i7 upward, desiring meD, ,.,;te for free particulars. ps sa former civil service ex- 'ra oes Equitable building,
 soo q 3-28-6t| gsono, no,NE Nj SALESMAN AND
 dr A splendid opportu- eslsus slssuss.ncement for ambitious
 sa's v gre willing to work in ynv ,ash;nc a store in lively town ei0'riTiff PIaff. Apply Gould, at lne p 3-2S-6t% XE.~o
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BUY SEVENTY SEVEN REvOL-
 any kind; must be in good con- n, and a bargain. J. L. Arm
 Gun and Locksmith, 113 Main
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sn MEN, s1 PANTS OF v .;t offer: write for free
 su, stvles. Knickerbock- .;sn us company. Department pflhs 3-28-1t*
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RENT TO A GENTLEMAN;
 kAsN room bath adjoining south 4 kpcsure; first floor; on car
 A Raved street; brick bunga- ma private family. Close in. Ad- With reference E. l.. s. care |hlc 3-23- St
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FEMALE HELP.

FED-GI APPLY Il l. Rosenberg & Burton.
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{ FOX RENT-ROOMS

TWO FURNISHED AND ftlrnished rooms All con- hces Phone 2353 3-27-3t WISHED ROOM, FOR RENT; nodern conveniences; boarding near. Apply 140S West Barra-
 3-19-6t 1 RENT TO A GENTLEMAN:
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b1 nY ALTMAN

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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-03-04
MOOSE BAZAAR.

Bridgeport chapter, No. 193, Wom. en of Mooseheart Legion, will meet al the Moose club, 651 State street, to- night to further their plans for par. ticipating in the Moose bazaar a. Eagles hall, March 10 to 22, and en- tering candidates in the popularity contests connected with the bazaar. The meeting of the Moose lodge on Tuesday night was the most success full held in long time and it is ex- pected that tonights meeting of the women will be similarly marked
 A heavy advance sale of tickets in- dicates that the bazaar opening next Wednesday night and continuing for II nights will be most generously pa tronized. Tickets sell for 25 cents and are good for $3,00O prizes and all purchasing these prize tickets are entitled to free admission to the ba- zaar for the entire II nights, making one of the biggest bargains in tickets ever known in Bridgeport. The at fractions at the bazaar include free dancing, jazz concerts, sideshows, cabaret and circus acts, concessions, booths, astrologers, fortune tel1ers, freaks and other bazaar and carnival features.
 Entries in the young ladies and babies popularity contests may be made any time. The contests start Saturday and close March 20- All candidates having 100 or more votes by Saturday will receive 1000 free votes Votes are five cents each in the ladies' and one cent each in the babies contests.