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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
Good Crop, Near Rising star.

|TlT N tn |"NH-
RISING STAR. Tex. July 2s.-lt =
.uusr,aiiycly estimated that the crops
'bout Rising star - Texas latest oil
trli-w.ll approximate 100000 &C
.ufdng o. report to the West Texas
rhaul rr ~ Commerce. This ~ In adj
diiiun o. the great harvest ~ shckels
which u h'ing brought a. the Risinr
star country hy the advent Of four oI
gu.fer- Boz the last few months
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
e. o.. MAEGDEN AFTER
kIlINA SHRINE RING
sreci,i to The Nov,

~ ccill Ia The Nsut.
LUBBOCK. Iul v2s--C H. Macglrn
has announced his candidacy for ~"
Shrin, ring in Dee gwen az the August
sixth 'rromonul ~ Amarillo supported
.iy m" Lubbock shrine club ~ ~
putting out his platform md the club
Wvmh"r" nrr writing personal letters
~ their many friends nll over the Ron.
haull. Nh M1oglrr announces thtt
De- has ben q great collie tur 81 ANIMAL
al NJ his life and now want. o. add
iur ruUl Co hiH lot.
lu'.d.ous propaganda continues to
slf' into 'nis territory from the r,si at
The candidates and ~ gwen coIsidcr1.
ton hy thr mobiles aud uutirl O. u ~
estimated that more than q hnudrt 4
vii! boz IN the party from Lubbock THAI
males The frst ceremonial 90 khiN1
from this place and adjoining country.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
HARDING COuNE>DS RE>OIuTE
FOR GREAT YACHTING VICTORY

ty Assaraatrd Pres.
MARION. Ohm. July q "A telegram
cummsndinE thu yacht Kesolu;- fer h-f
rictory IN the International ures wl-
rent 20 thu Ncv York Yacht club today
~ senator Harding Republican nom..
nee for the precedence
Harding hcadquarisrr made p4iiiig
tonight a letter from I.uuis Eohmryrh
q former Democratic nominee Tor rut
"rnor q wisrun-in. and Wilson sl..r
tor In 1919. piedgng support g. HarI
ing and declaring tn WhsoH admins
iraiiun had seriously invaded ar'
hruially ignorud fun'ismentai Demo
racy"
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29

When you feel lazy. out % sorts nno
yawn good deal In the daytime. YOU
can charge u 90 n torpid liver which has
allowed the system "a get FUN ~ impuri
tos HERRlNE cures an disorders pio
lucrd hy an inactive liver. II strength
ems that organ. cloanscs the bowels ana
puts The system In good healthy condi.
tiun. Sold hy all druggists. 2Gtc
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
Notice.

Friday evening a." members and
friend 1T Poplar Grove NJ. ~. Wood
man Circle. vii meet at the Ciiy Park
ter q picnic Thcy will meet about . 81
q - and good tin' In expected
Eyrr, member should o." there with ID
basket v.l nll'i and don't forget IN
bring your friends with You ~ ru
time and stay until Won ,rr read, "a
80 hpn, COMMITTEE
al o..
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-07-29
Zig MiIIrt ia, NieId.

TIHIIHT 70 III NTNH-
CuMANCIiE. Tex. July = 80 Eight
~~I "nr.half acres ot mill't produced
sss bales u mllloi hay ON the Chari,s
,,,r .iruy pacc, IN IN" Shiluah commu'
nity. according 10 q report Go IN" West
TEXAS Chamber 90 Commerce.
The report continue that the trop
prospects about Cumlu,h' are iar
above the ordinary
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-11

Csatsr. this city and possibly other
cities and towns.
Tue Shrinsrs win arrive on sps-
cial train from DE- Noines. 81 noon
and with bring with them the Shrine
band. the "a 0a-ziG patrol and .
drum and busls corps. Luncheon will
be served for the visitors At noon.
and q parade will follow. The fes-
tivities win continue thruout the att
ernoon and into the night. The work
will be conferred In the evening. ana
Q dinner will follow tho ceremonial.
Local Committees Named.
At the meeting Wednesday night
four committees. on petitions Ito take
charge OF the candidates). place OF
meeting. parade and arrangements,
and dinner, were named. Bernard ID
English In chairman Of the general
committee on arrangements. The
personnel OF the working committees
follows:
Petitions, n. w. VanHorn. Fred
wallace and b. b. Shollenberger;
place. A. l.. Windtberg and Con Ja-
cobson: parade and arrangements. r..
NJ. Wilbur, ii. A. Weisman and A. T.
Quad; banquet. Ed. Barlow. G. IL.
Stewart. George Olson, M. II. Levin
and r. p. Scott.
The officers Of Za-Ga-Eig temple
will have charge OF the train. which
will carry the members Of the Shrine
and many OF the candidates for the
journey across the burning sands.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-11
uspisia Msssa
Ssrsias With Yask
Troops il Nbsyis

Rev. o. II. l. Mason. . former
pastor OF the Green Mountain Con-
gregational church and later pastor
OF the Presbyterian church at Boone,
who served ~ chaplain OF the Forty
ninth Iowa infantry during the
Spanish American war. and with the
American expeditionary forces In
France during the world war. now 10
with tho Yank troops In Siberia
Mrs. Mason. who In In japan with
members 10 her family during her
husbands service In Siberia. writes
from Yokohama telling OF her hus-
bands acceptance OF call for man
for Siberian service who would be
liked by tho men and who was At the
same time an able speaker"
DIR. Mason gave up an attractive
offer from a Newark, N. j., congre-
cation to go to Siberia He did not
accept. however until he was sure
Mrs. Mason could be near. Accord
ingly arrangements were made for
Mrs. Mason to take a trip to Japan.
Her son, Vern Mason. and his f,aucee
made the trip with her and all now
are In Japan.
The Mason family has remark
able war record. A son, Cleon Mason.
was made major In the army for
commendable work he did while a
member Of the Rhineland commits
sion In France. Verne Mason served
in France in the medical corps. An
other son. Bruce Mason, also was In
| the service.
Mrs. Mason sat in her letter that
the family expects to come home IL
the American troops are withdrawn
| from Siberia.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-11

Repair work promptly tended ~
A. C. Burgess. plumbing and neAsl1 =
8 Fast State street. phone 1sSsI
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-11
To Close an Estate.

Want your best offer in writing
prior to March Is. for the property
known as 303 East Church street
sixty-foot front, a somewhat old but
especially well built house in very
good repair. The location is most
desirable for residence, or rooming
house, and with few minor changes
could be converted into flats that
would pay splendid returns. Could
probably arrange to carry $4,000 to
"a, 900 dollars on the property If de-
sired. Inspection of the interior Of
the house may be made between the
hours of 10 and II a. m. w. W..
Doolittle. ...H
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-11
LAID OUT ALL WINTER
The Lady Told tho Story and lt's One
That Every Woman Ought to Read
LII Comes Right Homo to Every
House in Marshall and Surrounding
Counties.

In this time Of high prices every
body is getting the price whether the
quality justifies- 1t or not. Don't be
imposed upon. Get what you pay for.
Buy quality. That is. get your
moneys worth.
One Marshalltown woman came In
the other day and said she wanted
Birge wall paper. II We had 1t all
right. Otherwise she was going
where she could get it. She had had
Birge paper on her walls for nine
years. She said one piece of Birge
paper lay out all winter In the back
yard and hadn't faded particle.
Now that's what we mean. Pay a
high price II you wish but buy your
moneys worth. Get something for
it. We have full line of the Birge
papers. We have also full lines of all
qualities at all prices and every roll
Is worth the money we ask because
1t has the full quality Of the price
in it.
We have cheap papers. We have
nice patterns at 1874 to 20 cents a
roll. And mind you every roll is
worth 1914 or 20 cents to you when
it is on your wall.
That's all. Ask those to whom we
have sold paper. Come and see Get
what you pay for at Everist's Wall
paper House.-Advertisem
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-11
BOOTH TRANSFERRED.
orp. John S. Austin, of Des Moines,
A.. r. n,,ku Lara

Corp. John S. Austin, of Des Moines,
Assigned To Duty Hero.
Sergt. Charles Fl. Booth, who has
been in charge OF the regular army
recruiting station her. for the last
year, has been transferred to the Des
Moines recruiting station, and will
go tonight to Dies Moines. Corp. John
H. Austin, formerly with the Des
Moines recruiting party is here and
will take Sergeant Booths place.
Alexander A. Skramovosky, 712
South Ninth avenue, a former SER
vice man, enlisted in the quarter
master corps and left Wednesday for
Camp Funston, Kan.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-11
LOCAL MEMBERS OF sHRiNE
TO ENTERTAIN zA.oA.zio
TEMPLE.
ABOUT FORTY NovlrlATGs
TO WALK SUMMING SANDS
Special Train 70 Bring Shrinsrs,
Shrine Band. Shrine Patrol and
Drum and Huols Corps From pss
Moinss-Looai Committees Named
to Arrange for Entertainment.

Tentative arrangements for the re-
ception Of a Shriners' caravan, which
comes to tho Mecca, to which q class
Of thirty five or forty r1ovitiatss will
be escorted, on Friday. April Q. were
made Wednesday night ut the Mar
shalltown Club. at a meeting OF To-
cal members of the Shrine. The GER
emonial will be held by Za-Ga-zig
temple, of Des Moines, and the can
didates will come from Amcs. Boone,
Carroll, Eagle Grove, Gilman. State
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-11
Tama Teams Wins.

The basketball team OF the Tama
post OF the American Legion beat
the team Of Central Church OF Christ
at the church "Wednesday night by
the score OF ~ 20 -. The visiting
team had the advantage OF both
weight and size. At the end of the
first half the score was 81 to IL. In
favor OF the church team. but the
visitors took tho lead in the second
haif
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-11
Llcensed to We'd.

rs William H. Lauderdale. aged 20,
and Ruby Warner, aged %. both Of
Tama county.
Richard M. Jackson, aged 2B, and
Opal M. Wilgps, aged 10, both of
this city.
Harold G. Ralston, aged "a and Eff
file Olmstead. aged 20. both OF this
city.
Wiley Franklin Bracey, aged rs, of
Roland n c., and Rose Houghkirk,
aged II. of this city.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-11

Mvnlelpel csvst v1Sehevt c)srk.
The muaiclpal court y tsmporAh-
~ without . clark. Clerk r. D.
Grimes. who has been suffering from
an infected bunion. went home We'd
nesday on the advice OF physician.
who advised him TO keep OK his foot.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-11
TAKES UP NEW WORK.
Rev. 3. r. Martin Supervises Move
nant in NorthAaxtern Iowa.

mont in Northeastern Iowa.
Rev. y. +. Martin went Tuesday
to Waterloo to take charge of the
work Of the interchurch world move
ment in twenty five counties in the
northeastern part of the state. He
will have headquarters at Waterloo
and then visit and give talks ut va
rious places in the surrounding
counties. He will be gone two
months, but will return to the city
at intervals when needed by his
church.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-11

Bvslasss Men osst osnlsrs In FisSt
81 Series.

o. Series.
IN the first OF tho series OF inter-
class volleyball games. played at the
Y. n. c. A. gymnasium Wednesday
night. Coopers team. the winners OF
tho young business mems tourna-
ment, defeated Melick's team, the
winners OF the senior tournament. In
three straight games, The scores
were. ala. 2i-17 and 2i-s. The
Cooper teams next game will DO
March 81. when they win play the
winner Of the March ~ series. A
GOOD sised crowd watched the game.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-11
Recorder.

I hereby announce that I am a
candidate on the republican ticket
for nomination for county recorder
at the June primary. Miss Fanny NJ.
VOsburg.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-11
MAR ri Ed.
Ralston.OImstead.

Miss Effie Rena Olmstead, Of this
city, daughter Of William Olmstead
Of Green Mountain, and Harold G..
Ralston, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ.
Ralston, s North Third street, were
married at o'clock Wednesday aft
ernoon by Rev. w. G. Crowder at
his home. They were accompanied by
Howell Olmstead and Mrs. Eta M.
Eckles, brother and sister Of the
bride. The bride wore brown suit
and corsage Of bride roses.
Mrs. Ralston was born and reared
in Albion, where she is well known.
For the past three years she has
lived with her sister. The groom was
born and reared at Conrad. He re-
ceived his discharge from the army
in December, having served eighteen
months as an aero mechanic. After
a short wedding trip to Cedar Rap
ids Mr.. and Mrs. Ralston will be at
home with his parents.
jackson Witqus.
r. NJ. Jackson and Miss Opal Will
gus, both Of this city. were married
at o'clock Wednesday night at the
home of Rev. ]. A. Laurie. A COM
pany of sixteen relatives attended the
ceremony. The bride wore whit.
satin dress and carried pink roses.
Following the ceremony the party
went to the new home of the bride
and groom at 603 East Main street.
where two course lunch was served
by Mesdames D. H. Bishop. Fred
Melchert and c. F. Lowry. A color
scheme Of pink and white was used
The bride is a daughter Of Mrs.
Herman Savage. Mr.. Jackson is en-
ployed as a moulder for Walter Fl.
Prier Company. .
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-11
ANNOUNCE MENT.
Senator.

At the solicitation Of "a large
number Of friends, I hereby announce
that will be a candidate for the
nomination Of senator on the republi-
can ticket at the June primary. Da-
yid N. Ferguson.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-11
Treasurer.

I hereby announce that will be q
candidate for the nomination Of
county treasurer on the republican
ticket at the June primary. f. II.
Har ....
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-11
-FOUR md. a. lIseomb. \

The series Of conferences for sun
day school workers. that has been
held IN towns OF the county this
week by county and state workers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-03-11

un6or shs Auooleo -
County Sunday oeheol - 4
will end az Grace RefopvDo4
Liscomh. Friday. The cl~c1Q "a
ings viii DO at 10 IN tho -.
las In the afternoon ard IL
night. Thursday's confereooe9 M
held at the Conversational oAvso
Gilman. M e t-:'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-06
UN OBSEQUiO De LA
CAmARA DE COMERClO

En- seguida, el mismo Presidente del
Mexican Trade Bureau. Mr.. Higgins,
hizo entrega al Captain Campos de
un valioso regalo. un primoroso reloj
de orc con una i~ncripci6n en- una de
las tauaS.
Observation-Disclosures rccuerde US
ted SUI vista a nuestra ciudad, y para
que no Ia divide, lie ofrecemos este
insignif.cantc prcSente. HemoS obser-
vudo que listed no uSa papeles must
Gales que determinen ell tempo de sus
admirableS Interpretations; } ,hemos
por 10 tanto. decidido r~elevarlo 4 us
ted de todus las dem&s responsible
daGes por 10 que toca al tempo. Este
reIoi 10 tcndrd a listed siempre infor-
made sobre el tempo del dia o de II
nochc. De esta manera. eSperamos
aminorar suS preocupacioncs. para que
| listed pueda vivir largo tempo, y para
que SUI pueblo : 81 nuestro puedan pot
muchos amos Cozar de Ia magia de. su
| genio. qeu 4 bellos recuerdos nos ha
GejadO."
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-06
FL AGRAOECIMlENTO
DEL CAPTAIN CAMPOS

En- segu!da hablaron entire otraS
nuchas personals. agradeciendo a los
miemhros de Ia Banda Su vista a San
Antonio. G. P~residente de Ia Camara
do C.amerciO. Mr.. King, 81 Director del
del Mexican Trade Bureau. Mr.. AXE
royd-quieres pronunciation Il dis
curSos en- e~sDanoi.-el Director de Ia
PRENSA. senior Lozano, 81 Consul dc
Mexico. senior Beltr5n. 81 .Ahogado de!
CnSsuladr <cHor EelGen, Y el pro!eS+r
Hector GorjuX. quieu, como muSico
tuvo fraseS de entuslaSmo para los
miembros de "a Banda, y particular
mente para el Director de ella senior
CampoS.
Por boca del Consul Geltran. 81 pro-
fesor Campos extendi6 una vez mas
s,,s acradecimientos hacia las pe:so
mas ALI reunidas. y en- general hacla
,odos los habirantcs de San Antonio
nue han colmado de agasajos a los mu
SicoS
Mas tar6e, una veg terminada n
comidl. celebramos brcve Charla con
o, Director de Ia Banda de Estado Ma
,.or. interrogindolo acerca de ii i'm
nres:rn que lie In dejado sill vista a
Ia ciu6ad dc San Antonio. Con pa!a-
hras IIenas de un entusiasmo muy gran
de y que acuSan una sinccridad llini-
tada 81 Captain CampoS nos manlies'
"a y los miembros de Ia Banda a
81. Grdenes. Y particularmente e.. no
-le1en ralabras con que cXpresar 81
cratitud Y su reconocimiento hacIa la
ciudad que los rccibi6 tan carinosa-
mente y cue los ha ~agasajado.
Tcvnin6 dicisndonos Que nor nues-
tro conducto Quiere haC : puhlica una
vez mas SUI satisfaction. y evidenciar
81 recuerdo tan gratO q toda IA Banda
de Es,ado Mayor Sc llcva de San An
Mo. Y principalmente de las tencio-
res recibidas de Cada Gno de los MEM
bros de Ia Camara de Concrete.
"Oiala.-nos dijo 81 Captain Cam
nos-cuc ia p~resencIa de Ia Banda
do Es,ado Mayor haya realmente sido
TODD 10 grata que nosotros d'Seamos'
= sirva como uno de los medios mas
eficaces para establecer esas -eiac!o-
mes amistosas que anhelamos dos
entire los dos pafseS.
HOY por Ia nochc. segun tcncmos
entendido. la Banda de Estado Mayor
u tan buenOs ~recuerdos nos ha trail
do. saldra con destino a n ciudad de
Nueya Orleans. de- donde continuara
I!gunos dias deSpuGs para Galveston
Y Houston.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-06
ORlCENES DEL PONTlFlCADO

La palabra Papa procede del grie-
go .'pappaS' (padre 0 abue!o,) y Sc
daba en- un principle a todos los obs
pos. Hasta Gregorio VII QO75) no
es concedido eXclusivamente al So
berano pontifice. La serie de los pa
pas Sc remonta sin interrumplon al
cuna hasta San Pedro. elegldo por
Jesucristo como su successor, y la su-
premacia de Ia iglesia fue reconoci-
Ga desde los primeros siglos.
Los obispos de Constantlnop!a,
nueva capital del iEAperio, obt!vie-
ron del concilio de $50 Ell primer
puesto en- ia Iglesia, despues del
obispo de Roma.
Desde San Leon l (440-46l) fue
precisa la autoridad del Papa. para
que los acaerdos de un concilio &C.
tumenico convocado por el Empera-
dor, tuviesen fuerza de ley; POGO
despues las decisiones pontificiales o
decretaleS tuvieron el mismo vaior
que los articulos de los conclilos.
San Gregorio | (590-604,) ell primer
gran Papa de la Edad Media, reunio
V administr0 cual verdadero sobera~
no temporal, los bienes de la lglesIa
romano en- Roma V en- toda Italia.
Los Papas usan la triple tiara CO.
mo simbolo de los tres poderes: CO.
mo jefe de Ia lglesia, como Cbispo
de Roma V soberano temporal de los
estados a Tiene n lave
de orc en- las manos, simbolG de las
llaves de San Pedro.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-06
SuSPENDk e. uSO
De -SRAGuERoS,

s.. seGor. scs?sGdslo. Va
safe poo p-op.k expeEez-
- cue es uaa CuS1 pruE-
sIcgA'. - u :slso p-ntal
= Css pared cue es:4 nj
nlato s. salad so-cGe tea
de 4 rs:z-G1- u c.-Gu-
llcliH de u s1=Ee.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-06

tina ussaCo.o: Es ASul ia nslos -a=sEA cue puete
VI sAg.s co-9-U5a- Po- s. alSno. lIbzs de sas.os,
uSELo PARA UN poRLE FIN.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-06
Mande hoy : g' sna Muestra Gratis

EaSR IN. p-rsSa personal Ge su Tzlor.
No enris rinSln d!nrro. pGes;o cue Is p-gsHs DO
PLAPAo no e cges:a Iads. sin embargo. pCsde Gsrls
ago mas de 10 cue pudie7a re2Eesea;sr 81 Gro Mas
Emo. aeepte esta ''prusba'' gratis hey. y Sc alssrri
Ls e.!o po- ;oGa 81 vida. EscribAGOs Icy UNA tarie,a
postal o Hens el cEpSa zGuE;o hoy nisna ' L yusi;s
ds eerreo -eCiAi-G una Ecuest-a gratis de FLAPAO cen
IN l5-o De information cuao -eSa!o del seaoc SUR.
cUlce-u!en.s L Ia hernia. = DEL neicio en- yi-tcd del
cal 50 10 eoaeeti6 IN diploma con nsda!la dc OTe en-
Roma. ' IN diploma con Ell Gran Prlx en- Parts. QUO
GeSe obrsr En- MACS Gle iotoS RcGslus cue sC:Es2 e,is
des-aciada coad!con-
5000 lCt-co mil de los cue lean esto puedea Oh
:rre- es.1 r-usba S-atis- No has dud. Gus las cca-
scsiACioEsS sc=la C.sEansa:s cG=e-cs4S : e Gs
cr.IA- G.s.I-s;oaes cscGIlz ako-a =lS=S.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-11-06
La DESPEDIDA DE
CViene de "a la

dias mucho mejores de progreso y
proSperidad; y nosotros COMO r.y-nos
vecinos. nos regocijamos por clio. Par
ticipamos tambien de sLs sufrimientoS,
V fervorosamente GeSeamos Y espera-
mos que su pueblo cncuentre al fin Ia
seduction de sus problemas. V que Sc
coloque en- ell lUgar que lie corresponds
entire las naciones del mundo clvili-
zado. ' formara su propio destluv CO.
mo 10 desee V como Dios Sc 10 senale
en- los diaS venideros.
"Esperamos, captain. que muy prom.
to volveremos a tener el placer de
vucStra compahia."
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SlJSCRIBASE listed Ia PRENSA"

B" - IA 7criaie-a ,i,ohsiiua para s- s?l!csd.
ts "a rarr-s cue taPe 81 srlncio De "a hernia ,
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cs;a a,r1ohadi!la Sc eacgea;-. un Gcpjai;o doHdo
Sc po1e uH nsdIcanarto soEpreadsn:s poe c.an;o =
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NO A QUE c
NADIA.

$3.50 pssso2aI cue pa
5ezcSR dc he-n!:s. = es-
c-iba1 A. s. SS-a-t Sc les
euviz-i Ia suscic-te cac,.-
dad &c PLAPAO sin CO.
b-iscirS NADIA. i IN CO
cus pced.a hace- una yer
uzde-z pCueSA No VIEz-zn
nzd.. Ahorl n! nu1cA poE
asia p7cesa &c PLAPAO.
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Beautiful Home in Most Desirable

Beautiful Home in Most Desirable
Section
bath porches
! in c park
SQUARE PLANNED HOME
beam ceiling lined closet
| tuts, FL REPLACE
NEW SQUARE PLANNED HOMES
laundry tubs p heaters These finest Of
! The Vest
JEFFERSON
Nine bnvi
hous the beat condition. and cheap
Of production
WEST THIRD STREET BETWEEN JEFFERSON
bath IN
This house 8 absolutely hrstclasa condition.
SEVENTH STREET NEAR JACKSON
been And only $4,000
EIGHTH
ude of fhous~h hovx
heats sem-detarhed Lot so FEET FRONT
bridge in sections from
$500 TO $4,000
F. E. Gallagher
PHONE 1922 e23 MARKET STREET
Open