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The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-10

- Wilton lilly of New Or
vas a visitor to relatives
Dsrs on Tuesday
,orrRG & BOURG - Expert
cleaners and presserS' west MAN.
phone 35S.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-10

c.u and see our P. & o. Plow.
r.o nlow that stands the Test. -
prRTRAND LUMBER co. Ltd.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-10

Mr.. Frank j Dauterive ia a
business visitor ia Chicago this
week. He will also 60 to Grand
Rapids and other furniture manu-
facturing points.
The weekly Iberian. (New Iberia, La.) 1894-1946, 1920-01-10

Mrs Roy Dean and little daugh
no,otby of Marshall Tex. are
.,no for a few weeks at the
,.na Of Mrs. l.. Y. Melanson
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| DOCUMENTS FROM
OFFICIAL SOURCES
EVIDENCE OF MOVE
(Ccntinued from Page ~

wholly new method of interna-
tional cooperation is going to come
out of it. 1t will not, of course. be
either the creator of the millennium.
as so many of it's friends say, nor
the creator of superstate, as its
enemies feel Quite on the other hand,
it will be very practical and es-
sential working medium through
which the nations can meet regular
Iy on all matters of common inter-
est and draw up a program to be
submitted to their respective states
for approval or disapproval.
The League of Nations, therefore,
is a going concern, flexible enough
in it's organization to permit modih-
cation of it's constitution and by
laws so that America can enter 1t
without fear of being outvoted or
compelled to go to war at the beheSt
of other nations. And when the pres
ent political campaign is over, wheth-
err Mr.. Harding or Mr.. Cox is elected.
there are going to be notifications
to reassure the American public.
American membership in the league
looks more likely today With the
prominent part Mr.. Root is playing
in it's deliberations than at any time
since the controversy between Presl-
dent Wilson and his opponents began
to becloud the issue.
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New Questions ...
What is the origin of the ex-
preston grass widow"
2.-When did the English first sa-
lutte the American flag?
3.-What is the weight of 100000
silver dollars?
4-Do farmers have large families
nowadays?
5.-What is an Olepsydra?
Glow do the national debts of
the world today compare with the
debts before the world war?
What is the meaning of Trim
and Thurim as used in the Bible?
Slow many women will vote
this fall if the suffrage amendment
does not pass by that time?
9.-Why isn't the moon always
round?
Hollow should a fishhook be re-
moved that has been caught in the
flesh?
Questions Answered
1. Q.-Was Joan of Arc buried at
the stake?
1. A.-Joan of Arc was tried be-
fore an ecclesiastical court as a sor-
ceress, and condemned to death. She
was burned at the stake on May 10,
1881, three years after she had led
the French troops to victory at Or
leans. She was beatif1ed by Pope
Plus x on April II, 1909.
9. Odd the United States make
much Roadway in the manufacture
of dyes during the war?
2. A.-The bureau of chemistry
says that American manufacturers
made greater progress in the manu-
facture of dyes in the last four years
than Germany did in forty years.
Numerous dye factories came into
existence in this country, and last
year we exported approximately ST.
100000 worth of dyes. Before the
war we depended almost entirely
upon Germany for this product.
8. Q.-How is the United States
standard time calculated?
8. A.-The United States naval
observatory has three standard
clocks running in constant tempera-
ture vaults, electrically wound and
sealed to keep the air pressure con-
slant. Meridian circle observations
of selected stars are taken regularly
on clear nights, and from these OBJ
servations, the errors of these stand
ard clocks are determined
4. Q.-What is meant by pairing
in reference TO members of congress?
4. A.--When one member wishes
to be absent. he or the party whip
arranges with member of the OPP
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GO ID D =

posite party to refrain from voting
during this time. When Representa-
tive Kitchen was taken i'll while
speaking against a peace vote, Rep
resentative Longworth, of Ohio, i'm
with that of Mr.. Kitchin.
SO. Who was Peggy O'Neill?
"a Peggy (Margaret) O'Neill
was the daughter of Washington
tavern keeper, noted for her beauty
and wit. She first married purser
in the United States navy named
Timberlake. After his death she mar
ried Major ]. H. Eaton, who soon
afterwards became a member of
President Jackson's cabinet as secre-
tary of war. The wives of the other
to recognize Mrs. Eaton, and Jack,
son, an old friend of both Mr.. and
Mrs. Eaton, failing in his attempt to
break down the opposition, effected
al almost complete reorganization
of his cabinet.
60. On what basis was the zero
of Fahrenheit's thermometer fixed?
"a. Fahrenheit adopted the
coolest temperature that he observed
in the winter of 1903 for the zero. on
his thermometer.
10 Is it true that the ex-kai-
ser had some of the walls of JeruSa-
lem torn down when he visited that
city?
IA. The kaiser wanted to make
an imposing display and the gate in
the walls at Jerusalem was not wide
enough to accommodate the mounted
cavalcade as he had planned it. The
gap was widened at his request.
SO, Does the money collected in
TOLLS pay the operating expenses Of
the Panama canal?
S.-A. Yes. During the fiscal year
ending June so, 1918, $G,439, 1889
was collected as toll from vessels
which passed through the Panama
canal The cost of maintenance and
opera ting expenses for the same year
were $5,903;715.69.
90. What is the Matterhorn?
"a This is one of the principal
peaks of the Alps and, therefore, one
of the natural wonders of the world
visited by tourists.
10Q.--Is it necessary to put wine
away with bottles laid on their sides?
10.-A- All bottles ofa wine should
be kept on their sides. Champagne
and all sparkling wines must be so
placed that the corks are wet, other
wise the cofks dry and shrink, the
air gets to the wine, making 1T nat
and insipid.
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There Is NoAge Limit to
High Kicking Contest

LONDON, Eng.-A woman's club
has been complained of as the source
of disturbance for an hour every
morning by incessant humping on
the walls, beginning at 1880. Com
plant brought the explanation that a
woman of so and one of IS were hav-
ing a contest at high kicking. which
started in an effort to reduce flesh.
With some difficulty they were pur-
suaded to do their training at an
other hour.
1--WE managed to hit the wall at
1-2 feet" said the 60-year-old kick
err and have lost two pounds. There's
an old lady of IS in the club who
has kicked inches higher, and 1
won't be beaten BY her"
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Punish Monk for Selling
Bones of AIIeqed Saints

LONDON.-A wireless dis,
patch, received here from Mos
COW, says the peoples court in
the Bolshevik capital has tried
and convicted Father Dosifei, of
the Don monastery, and the Alb
bess Seraphima on charges Of
.monarchistic agitation and OBJ
tanning money under false pre-
saints for curative purposes. Fa-
Their Dosifei was sentenced to five
years at forced labor without inn
prisonment, while the abbess,
owing to her advanced age, was
sentenced to detention in social
welfare. institution. s. t..
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GRAIN

| y, CHICAGO July 30.--Wheat features on
| the Chicago Board of Trade today dropped
| 10 figures below tn eprice guaranteed to
! producers under wartime legislation. Dc
cember wheat started pa down from yester-
days close and another cents before the
close. The guaranteed price of wheat at
Chicago was $2.26. Lack of demand by
exporters and favorable weather, together
with belief that railroads are about TO
be given. rate raises which will bring most
efficient movement of crops. were the prin-
cipal- features in tOday's drop
Corn and oats were affected to alcSser
extent and provisions followed grains down.
be- The losses were accomplished, without Il
great deal of excitement in the pits In
most cases it was matter of many sell
ing offers and no takers.
December wheat opened at S2.31, down
2H. and closed at 81 March, down Az
ut the opening. 1922 closed at $2.25h.
July corn opened late at $1.4412, up /. but
lost "a before closing a $1.39A. Septem-
her. opened at SLABS, up rs closed 31s
down. at $1.3S. December was Il off at
the opening. S1.25M losing 21s in the days
trading.
July oats opened Il down, at 7SAc and
closed ut 7S1.c. September opened at 69c
down Is, subsequently losing s. Decem-
Der unchanged on opening, at 69hc,
but lost u before the close.
CHICAGO. QUOTATIONS
! - The following were the ruling prices in
the exchange today:
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Flour and Bran T rices
In Minneapolis Break

MINNEAPOLIS, July 29.-Reflecting the
slump in wheat prices, flour dropped yes
largest mills reporting a reduction of roc
a barrel, and another Toe drop. Today's
quota tons were $3.50 to $13,55 barrel in
carload lots, in 98-pound cotton sacks. for
~family patents.
Bran also dropped to s45 a ton from
yesterdays quotation Of $40.
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CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS

9 CHICAGO CASH QUOTATIONS =
[ : CHICAGO, July 3O.-Cash wheat, No. 1
rcd. S2.52f,2.J5: 40 5 red, $2.10m252.
Corn No. . mixed, $1.43G1. As; No. yell
! lew, $1.I46L1.s5. ----,.-. ~
| : Oats, No. white, .$1.44m1.tG; No. 3
[ WIite, S1.t3M ~
( = Rye, No. ., S1.SSM1.90.
| = I:arrCy. S1.01 al .O3 .1-
| I. Timothy seed, S9.OO6l I2.G0.
= Glover seed. S2I.5usi: 800.
Pork, nominal.
LnrIl, $3.50.
=. Ribs, S1j.J0N 1850.
'@ ST. LOUIS QUOTATIONS
l. :. ST. LOUIS, July 3O.-CaSh: Whcat-No
| . red winter. S2.45m2.4S: No. 3 red win
Ter. Se44Gt 2.45; December, 1924 bid; March,
| 1926.
Corn--No. white, S1.50: September
( 81 1915 bid: December. $1.245s.
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CHICAGO PREJUDICE MARKET

VHICAlID, July '3O-Butter, creamery.
'rNtr;s. soc: creamery standards. 53c: firsts
Il y hSJ2c; seconds: f3Gl47c.
: Eggs, ordinaries, 40d 4114c; firsts,, 1871
q q 45c.
r Cheese, twins 2o%c; Young Americas
23aic.
Live poultry. fowls. 32c; ducks. 2Sc
geese, zoe; springs, 3SGi 4nc; turkeys, 40c;
ROSTERS. &c -r..- g. ."
Potatoes. 81. cars$ Wisconsin (per 100
lbs.) ana Minnesota (per 100 lbs.), Kansas.
Missouri and Early Ghios. Sc. 50m3. 10.
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ATLANTA CoTToNSETD PEo0UGTo
'- MARKETS .r...
corrected by Atlanta C1mmercial



. =. oil. basis prime. tank tots ) BOO
/: :. meal. I per cent ammonia. lOG-, ~
WI Ms -''''pN
&. S. meal Ga. Common rate point.
lJ-t0n lots >. .l,,l,.'9}V
!'pt:OnSced bulls, sacked, carlots I3.00
t'ottou.ecj hullS. leOSC. carlOts ...... lS.OO
M ! lintcrS. Sc:' No. lntcrs. Sc: No. ~
liuters. &c.
GHE7ARD & GLUCK COTTON LETTER
NEW. ORLEANS. July Gothic trend was
Lover in moderate way in the cotton mar
Let toGGy, rrc-burcau selling being felt,
rler which the market sargcd becapse of
Il lack of fresh buying of nny consequence.
~';iich WAS III tural with everybody locking
slr bnariS,I: condition figures. Weather "oft-
&. len. over the belt were very favorable,
IA Texas continued to talkk abont Il large
!~sv"mcnt Of II, wcrop cotton. with farmers
inc fast rs they can pick and gin.
The Slit interest already existed prevented
Er2rS from ,ntcring into important opera
ti"ns. although they will have the advantage
until bureau Jag and possibly after that
until the wca; icr takes Il add turn. T., ...c
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FINANCIAL
INDUSTRIAL INVESTMENT

EXPANSION of parent financial organi-
"a ton to give effect to increase of units
in chain already operating with unusual
profits, offers opportunity to investors OF
Atlanta and vicinity to secure limited NUM-
Der of shares of both common and preferred
stock Right is reserved to withdraw this
offer without notice. 10 per cent dividends
paid first year. Operation of additional
units viii greatly increase earnings and en-
hance value of stock. Fullest details sent
on request. Ed. W.. Dennison, COZ Austell
Building. Atlanta, Georgia. ...
W.. lT.. ~, "'t
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NAVAL STORES

( SAVANNAH. Ca, July 3O.-Turpentine
|, firm, S1.51 sales 403; receipts 257; ship
! ments 3G4; stock 13,0G7. o..
Rosin firm ;sales COB; receipts SOC: ship
ments 2,148: stock IS, 254. Quote: b, s11.05
,, d11.4O; ID. Il, $13.25; F, &, IL, l, X, NJ, n,
| window glass s15.25@ 1910; water wni.c,
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COTTON.

NEW YORK. July 30.--After an opening
decline of ) ", 8 ,.,in,s IL Ine price OF cot
ton today there was renewal of demand
fer October which carried it up TO 81. %. or
} points over the previous close. while late
month continued on u level about to, 8
points net lower Rather active selling of
Ike late positions was induced by poor CHI
bliss, fine weather over the belt, weaker
exchange and further bearish private cendi-
tiVE reports. f~-':-
I'ri,., during the forenoon advanced / to ,
'rints over Tie previous night. OCTOBER
r>achins 3c.G0c, December 81 .OIc and JAN
r,sy :U3lc. mainly ON covering. as there
was nothing in The news to justify any
outside or aggressive support of the market
Later the selling pressure increased in re-
s,onse TO more bcarish crop advices and the
list dropped to lowest levels of the day.:
October reaching 81. Olc, December so. zoe and
.f:Rnary 29.91c. which II to 80 points
''Jvn from last night. followed by rallies of
ii to IL points nn covering. b.
NEW YORK COTTON -
l'lre following were the ruling prices in the
,,'hange today: -, '''
ne. steady: middling, 40c. quiet
Last. Prev
Open. High. Low Sale. Close. Close
.i..s :. so. 20 so. so 30. u %. IS 90. Is *. 80
Sch. 90. rs .95 9.S5 -. 81 20. So %. sa'
May :. 1898 20. 80 y. 90 -. 90 % 90 20. 81
Oct. :. II 30. 30 32.O7 81. OF 81 OF 81 @ c
Dee. :. 80. ss 81. O5 80. rs .G1 80. IS 81 90
NEW ORLEANS COTTON t,.-
NEW ORLEANS. July 3O.-Smali gains
were made around the opening of the cotton
market today on overnight covering orders
from shorts. but after advances of ) to s
paints prices fell off under reports, of. fay
vorable weather in nearly all sections of the
belt and of an increasing movement OF new
cotton in Texas. At the end of the first
1,s.Vrn aR lNYSf pnc VIC
under the close OF yesterday. Business. was
restricted by the nearness Of buraeH day.
October traded up to 3l.3G and fell off
to 3l.19. : -,-,;-i,
err part OF tie belt increased offerings. and
late in the morning the market fell eff te
net lcsS"s of Is to 10 points, October trad
Ing down tn Fl OTc. b.. ...,-.
The market softened in the late trading.
some little long cotton coming on the M, =
ket. apparently because Of private reports on
condition of 16 from enc source and 16,
from another, which strengthened .hearisll
convict ions regarding bureau day. Toward
the close net losses for the day Of II TO
80 points were established. =
The market closed steady ut net de-.
cli2es Of 81 to So points. -''s-
REV ORLEANS COTTON -, =, 49,. -
The following. were the ruling prices in
the exchange today: e.
Tone steady: mfddling. 3s75c. steady. =.
Open. High. Low. Sale. Close, Close
Jan. 1870 -. 81 %. % $3.50 80 .55 '29:9s
MICA "940 81 30. 20 %. 20 %. 20 29.if
Ma :. IS. 90 Is 9J IS. IS rs. IS oSJs %. 50
Oct . 81. SO 81. Sc 81 90 81 90 31.O2 81. %
Dec. CO.'S 80. Is 80. O5 3O.O5 30 .O5 80. -
NEw oRtEANs SPOT COTTON x,
NEW ORLEANS. July 3O.-Spot cotton
steady. 80 lower. Sales on spot Jtl bales.
to arrive none.
L.cw riddling $500: middling. 1878:
good .nliddling, 1906. Receipts 2,5l0; Stoci'
SnS 49,
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PERSONAL

WE KILL HAIRS-Guaranteed Cannot in
jure; makes skin smoother, fairer. $3.50
box. Stenzie Mfg. Co., P. o. B. 245, San
Francisco
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SPOT COTTON MARKET

Atlanta, steady, 41."0r.-
E,eys York quiet, zoe. -
New Orleans, steady. 3S.I5r. '.sar
s.s.F.r
:: Philadelphia. steady, Co.,. 49,
Montgomery. steady. 40.25c .-~-.
Norfolk. steady. 4O.5Oc. - =. @
Savannah. steady, Ale.
st. Louis. steady. 39.50c -,
Houston. steady, 36.50c. -. -.
Memphis. steady. 80. soc. .--,-1.ze.-
augusta. steady. 40c. -s.-==s1
Little Rock, steady. $3.50: i, -.
Dallas, steady, Sc. zoe. -
Mobile. steady. 39c. 80 =
Charleston. steady, 40. SOC.
Wilmington. steady, 33.oCr. $50, 20
Boston steady. 4Oc. a,
Galveston, steady. S7.J0c. '.-'
ATLANTA SPOT COTTON -
fs!inta .iot cotton E. .4t.'ioc
lfttii'tS .....s.s.s''''... 'Uf
'ahIHIhCHtS .'.'''''''''-'' So
socks 80. ....-... ....... ...... 1908
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z AAAhICAE OUI IUN =
AID GRAIN EXCHANGE


COTTON QUOTATIONS
. rt fOsi"wIug we're .itriiIn-, hhEhests
= 81 cl,'>r and previous "lUse quota
!, ns The American Cotton snd Grain
). ..hLIIAr % \rN lnEk
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NEW YORK SUGAR MARKET
:. CITIES SERVICE QUOTATIONS


Henry l.. Doherty & Co. s
Cities service .. debenturcs -
&c" -. -. :. 9412 9512
kettles service & per cent pre-
DON Vi IS
Kettles service bankers ...,... "a "IY
NCitics service common 49,. .3O4 800
xEmpire Gas and Fucl s per
=" cent preferred - ...-z.... 81 - 81
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q
one-row, self-gathering. Equal to a corn
binder. Sold direct to farmers for twenty
three years. Only $2S, with fodder binder
Free catalOg showing pictures of harvester
Process Germ Harvester Co.. Salua, Kan.
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AOR sALE-MACHTNERY

SEND for free trial treatment worst forms
blood disease. WEIGH Med. Co., Atlanta.
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Classified Adver tfsements
WANTED HLP-male.


LEARN AUTO AND TRACTOR BUSINESS
in 6 to weeks. Opportunities every
where offering $3.50 to $500 month. Twice
more equipment and floor space used In daily
practice training than any auto school in
America. Master mechanic instructors and
same method used to train thousands of
soldier mechanics in 60-day courses. Write
now for free ca talOg. Raho Auto and Trac-
tor School. 2130 Oak ST., Kansas City, Mo.
SELL what millions want; new. wonderful,
Liberty Portraits; creates tremendous in
eerest: absolutely different; unique: enor.
nous demand: 80 hours service; liberal
credit; outfit and tia logue free; $lOO
weekly profit: easy. Consolida ted Portrait
Co., Dept. 10. 1896 W. Adams st., Chicago.
MEN-We'H teach you barber trade. Pay
ing positions guaranteed income while
learning: students complete in four weeks.
We own shops (white only. Write Jack
sonville Barber College, Jacksonville, Fla.
MEN--Age II to A.: experience unneces
sary; trayel make secret Investigations
reports: salaries; expenses. American For
eign Detective Agency. 322. st. Louis.
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PATENTS

INVENTORS should write for our guide
book. Glow to Get Your Patent tells
Germs and methods. Send sketch for OH
-pinion Of patentahle nature. Randolph 4
30 Dept So Washington. d. O.
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666 has proven it will cure
Malaria, Chills and Fever, Bill.
ious Fever, Colds and La
Cr;rpe.-(Advt.)
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PILES

PILES can be cured. no cutting. safe, pain
less. will tell you about 1t free. Write
Box 1888, Atlanta, Ga. E., -.at
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WA NrED HE1P-FEMA1E


$40 OTO 5000 M0NTH-Hundreds z. s.
government permanent positions now open.
Men-&omen, over II, wanted Pleasant, in
teresting work. Experience unnecessary.
Short hours, vacation with pay. Common
education sufficient. List positions open,
free. Write immediately. Franklin Ibsti-
tute, Dept. A-103. Rochester, N. Y.
u. S. GOVERNMENT wants hundreds wom-
en-. $125 20 $3.50 month List positions
Tpstitute' Dent ATOP. Rochester. N. Y.
WOMEN GIRLS-Bec0me dress-gown te-
signers $3.50 month. Sample lessons free.
Write immediat ely. franklin Institute,
Dept. A-S73, Rochester, n. Y.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

TOBACCO factory wants statesmen; 1925 OF
monthly and expenses for the right man
Experience unnecessary, as We give com
plete instructions Piedmont Tobacco Co.
M-17, DaEville, Va.
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FREE information about painless pile cure
No knife. Box 116S. Atlanta, Ga.
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,VARICOSE VEINS 'A ~ LEGS

are promptly relieved With inexpensive home
treatment T. reduces the pain aad swelling
W :. YOUNG. Inc. 26l Temple st.. Spring.
field, Mass.
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NEW ORLEANS. July 30.-Spot cotton
sieady: 80 lower. Sales on spot 5tl bales
to arrive mono.
I.Gw riiddling $500: middling 1915:
good midGlling, 1890. Receipts 2,510; >toei
on SoS $500. 49,
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WANTED-ARenta.

NEW AUTHENTIC NEGRO WAR BOOK
by Kelley Miller with assistance of the
war department; 200 pictures, selling like
wildfire; people have been awaiting this
complete history. Send 25c for agents out
fit JENKINS BOOK MFG. CO.. WASH
INGTUN. D. G.
NOVELTY spray and force pump; for ex-
tinguishing fires, washing buggies. autos,
windows, spraying trees, lawns, gardens;
throws stream so feet; agents making $25
daily. PHILLIPS MANUFACTURING CO..
ATLANTA, GA.
AGENTS-$10 day easily made selling our
new books, Bibles, aliases, maps; outfit
free. Huse Sales Co., Atlanta, Ga.
SELL fruit trees. nut trees. ornamentals.
Light work, good profit Write today.
Smith Bros. Dept. co. Concord, Ga.
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Autos For Sale
SEVERAL 1918 FORD TOURING CARS
Rebuilt, new tires, repainted; must be sold
at once. 761 Whitehall ST., Atlanta, Ga.
Call for Johnnie Aikens.
ONE FORD WoRM-DRIvE TRUCK
1918 model, in Al shape, new tires, chassis,
panel or express body. 761 Whitehall ST.,
Atlanta, Ca Call for Johnnie Aikens.
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FOR SALE-MISCEuAN
MAGICAL GOODS, novelties, lodestOne,
herbs, cards, dice, books. Catalog
free. q. Smythe Co., Newark, Mo.
SAW mills. shinglc mills. corn mills, water
wheels, engines DeLoach Co., 549. At
lanta, Ga.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

EXPRESS hides. Athens Hide Co., Athens
Ga Parcel post beeswax, wool and dry
hides
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LIVERPOOL COTTON

: Tone, quiet; sales, 1000; good middling,
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81, 900. Cash Secures
158-ACre Georgia Farm
MISCELLANEOUS

SHAWNEE, OKLA.~Center Of great
farming country. Write for free akricul-
tural booklet. Board of Commerce, Shaw
nee, Okla.