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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-08-19

Lot IS. Block 10
Lot 16, Block 10
Lot "a. Block 20
All Of Block % except Lot 10
Lots 1, 2, 4, 6, Z, 8, 9 and 10.
Block 20
East Lawn Addition, Vacated
Lots 5, 6 and Z, Block 2
Lots s and Q, Block 2
Lots 10, 20. 81, 20 and %.
Block 2
Lot 6, Block
Lots . and 10, Block 8
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-08-19

Eilisos's Sab. 81 Let's 50 q -, 3. q A
creek. Vine VI, street tire ~ OF ana T. " o.
Leh0Id's First Addition
Sh lot and I OF creek and "
Of OF creek. Vine street; e 1875
RR, First street.
Lebold's Second Addition
Lot 1928. Third street: lot 1875 and VIZ
lot 1873 and feet Of 1877. Third street;
lot 141 and VIZ OF 1870. Third street.
Lebold's Fourth Addition
Lots 49,. 81 and 20. Rogers avenue;
lots S3 and 50. Rogers avenue.
Carpenters Addition
Lot l. block l; lot 4, block, 2.
J. M. Fishers Addition
Lot l. block 2; lot is. block 2.
Highland Addition
Lots lot H. block ois II and 4, . - slo so
II, 22. 23 block l; lot 2s, block / all OF
block s; lots Is, 26. q and rs. block
rs. block 10; lot II. block Is.
Fairvievv Addition
Lots i3 and IA. block II; lots Is and
Is. block o.
Lots II and IS. block 80.
All Of f Sioss = Park Addition
Boston Heights Additio.
All of block /; all OF block Q: all of
block II; all Of block 10; all Of block
y: an OF block -; lots I to 10 inc.
, block %; lots II to 20 ING. block 2s;
and ii and IL, block IS; lots i to Z
i Inc block Is; let's 3 to 20 inc, block
e. feet sss I'll h block * is asd Is * inc
ex. lot II, block 81; all Of block IS.
Wallis Addition
Lots 3, 4 and 5, block =
Smalley's Addition
Lots 3, and s, block q
Arkansas Valley Town 4 Land Co.'S
4oiss feet pG"e Of y NE cot n Me- sF' NE e
2l..1s.2.. s 200 feet, E lss ia feet. n
zoo feet. w ls3 10 feet; beg: at a pit.
Re cor sf E SEst s sirfst .:s feet
w so feet. 200 feet. e so feet to beg.
ex alley; beg: at point on s side Of
NEE Srst sfrset 1e a Get fsst Of NJ cor
200 feet. 70 feet to beg
University Heights Addition
Lots rs and 81. block 2.
Grandview Addition
Lots 3, I. and 8. block l.; lots 20
,eok - oS ots 1918 Ana a. - u , snd
OTIS 80 and 40. block 9
East Abilene Town Co.'S Addition
Com. at center line of Ninth street
IND y line or X d II add, e rs feet,
220 feet, w rs feet, s 22O feet to
'eg. Ito acre; lot 8. block IS; lots SO
md "a. block "a: lots 10 and Ia, block
Is; lots rs, rs, ~ and 2S, block 80
MattesOn's Addition
Lot Z. block l; lot TO- block /; lot II, |
'lock l: VIZ of lot and ex w s
eet 9 inches block Q; w 80 feet of lot | (
0 and all Of IL, block Q; lots IS and ,
9, block 2; lot s. block 3; lot 6. block 1.
ieauque & Brenneman's Sub. Div. OF
SWA SEA 9-I3-2 Ii
Lots l and 2, block Al lots 3 and 4.
lock b; lots II to 26 inc block B; lots
to % inc. block J.
Miscellaneous Tracts
Beg. sos feet N and $50 feet w Of H
h cor. 1892, N 124 feet, W rs feet. II
124 feet, e rs feet; beg 80 feet N and
30 feet w of Sc cor. 1912, N 200 N
aet. w zoo feet S 200 feet, e zoo feet II
beg; beg. 500 feet w Of Sc cor II
1922 N 220 feet, w ITO feet. 22O
set, E ITO feet to beg; beg. 80 N and II
nd 700 feet west of the SOUTH II
asst cor. 1912 N 200 feet. w so feet II
zoo feet, e so feet to beg; beg. at a | =
oint 80 feet N and $40 feet w of Sc II
Or. 16-13-2, N 200 feet, W SO feet s II
DO feet. so feet to beg. II
Given under my hand and seal, this III
] day of August, 1920, at the office III
the County Treasurer of Dickinson
)unty, Kansas. Ill
M. E. CALKINS,
sEAL) County Treasurer. Ill
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-08-19
CITY GETS $ls4 IN WEEK
Marshall Engie b Looking For The
Cut Out Ficndx

Henry Engle, city marshall, Is
conducting raid on the towns cut
out fiends. Last week he brought In
violators Of the ordinance and they
donated $134 to the city fund.
The city ordinance states that cut
outs shall not be used within the city
limits and Marshall Engle Is setting
about to see that the ordinance IL
iarried out He is now watching for
one particular town youngster who
likes TO show off his car by making
her roar" AS long as the cut outs
stay open the city fund will increase,
Marshall Engle SAYS.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-08-19
ALL OF THEM MUST VOTE
New Legion Bill Would Make Il
COmpulsOry


1t will be the duty Of every mem
Der Of the American Legion to reg
lister and vote at every election, II a
bylaw framed by Richard Meek. Of
Parsons, Is adopted by the state con-
ventiOn Of the Legion In Pittsburg
this month. Meek believes that the
Iegionnaires as citizens should reg
lister and vote at every election. The
Legion will not enter politics, he ex-
planned to Emporia friends the other
day. but 1t Is interested in the well
fare Of the nation. and its members
should express this interest at the
polls.
Mr.. Meek also has had bill
drawn up amending the state con-
stitution, so the Kansas legislature
can pass substantial bonus bill,
Senator Kimball, Of Parsons, Is draft.
ing the bill. Ex-service men are ex-
pected to conduct campaign to Sc
cure bonus legislation.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-08-19
ABILENE FIRM BUYS 1T
Kansas Cash Store Gets One IN
Enterprise

G. P. Peterson sold his stock o,
merchandise and groceries this weel
to the Kansas Cash Store Company
and expects to retire from this line
of business in Enterprise. Mr.. Peter
son has been in business in Enter
prise SO long that it will seem un.
natural not to see him behind the
counter. He has not as yet an
nounced his future intentions in a
business way. The Kansas Cash
Store Company has two stores at
Abilene as we'll as stores at other
points. Kenneth Issitt Of Navarro is
to have charge of the store here we
are informed.-Enterpr Push.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-08-19
The Best Plaster.

A piece Of flannel dampened with
Chamberlain's Liniment and bound
Oh over the seat Of pain Is often
more effectual for a lame back than
a plaster and does not cost anything
like as much.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-08-19
TALK ABOUT SUMMER RESORT
None of EN- Have Anything on Abb
lene This Year

What's the use Of going to Color
ado. California or Alaska. II any
Of these other alleged summer re-
sorts have anything on Kansas they
better submit their briefs. Talk
about an ideal summer! Kansas is
setting a record that will last for time
time. Summer resort hunters are
invited to come to Kansas, and why
not Abilene and Dickinson county.
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-08-19

MANCHESTER
fe et lot 0 IT, block io & lots ie IT. ane
rs, 8, is and il, block IL; lot I. blocI
Il; lots 1s II and - bl9ck Ii h, lots 8
lot Is. block a.
Talmage City, I'm Willowdale
Lots Z and s, block 2; lots IA and is.
TalmaEe in Buckeye
Lots IA and is, block 1
Briney's Second Addition
Lots II and 10, block 8
Briney's Third Addition
Lot s, block 1.
SOLOMON CITY
chestnut Street 1sS feet s Of NV cor
ner Halls block, s 81 feet, W 40 feet.
Nsl feet, e 4e feet to ,t SsesiMnniins; ..r.a+
lots 1877 and 15s Main street; lots 10,
IL, IA and 16, Main street; East 8 feet
Of lot 81 and all of 81 and &c. Main
s. SElr$ e .s!eet a' iet iss rhird strsst
lot 90, Third street, lot SO. Fourth
and II. Fourth street; lots no. 112. ia
Of %. Fifth street; lot 81. Fifth street:
lots 80, 81 and 90. Fifth street; lots 2.
4 and 9, Fifth street; lot IS and WI
H. Firth ,t street lot 4 and fsst 70 lot fsst
Fifth street; lot a.. Sixth street.. be-
g. ssn1 " tlso feet. \ Is feet. = iso feet.
to ots IN s n Sixth s. snd Yos sis s fss
street; lots 7, 8. .. 10, IL and IL, Pine
street.
Hall q whitley's Addition
Lots 8 10 and -, Fourth street; lots
W 20 feet Of 81. Fifth street: lots q,
23 and rs, Fifth street; lots 81. SO and
IS, Fifth street; lots and 10. Sixth
street; lots II and H. Co. Road street.
Gels Addition
Lots ls, Il, IS and 10. block I; lots
CARLTON CITY
Lot 1s. block Z; let 9. block .: lot
80, block .; lot %, block 20.
South DILLON. In Ridge
q e Feet te e. % s0fs ana aaa All
) sn q e feet 0, Of 3 - feet Of s. block 10;
lots 20, %. 80 and 80. block II.
ELMO CITY
lots aos & and a. Block a. nj lot: a. Ios
20, 80, 81 and 30, block II: all Of block |
IL and strip between Z. r. and block
III ot IS feet nS 81 d ot. IS fnd b 81 scst
ali Of block ~. an Of block 20.
Lot 10, block co. Lambs addition:
sh lot Q and Nh Is and all II. block
'c'' Lambs s sSSls.S1;
Lots 2. 4. 6, 8. 10 and IL, block 8; lots
"a, 10 and Is, bleck 8: Lot Q and N "a
If 4, block Z: lots Is, 81, 20 and 81.
block II; lots . and 4. block IL; lot %,
block IL. lots II and rs, block II; lots
and II, block 10; lots Is and 81, block
70; lots s and z, block 20.
East Addition.
Eh block 2.
West Addition
Sh SWk block So.
North Addition
Lots 4 and S, block 4s; lots Is and
g, block 4s.
senA's Addition
Lot z, block s.
Prmfhex's Addition
Lots 8, and 10, block z; lots 1. 2.
4, and 6, block Is.
NEW NAVARRO CITY
Lots and 8. block 3.
HOPE CITY
81 feet lot except 8 6h feet of +,
lock Z; lot IL, block s; lots IL and II,
Th9rstoR q swMyse,u AAaffss-
A tract adjoining block A on north
" feet N and 8 and $50 feet y and w !
plated ~ street,; lot / and 30 feat 4 !,
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TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1920

and the succeeding thereof sold by me- at the County
Treasurer office in Abilene Dickinson county, Kansas
the County for the delinquent taxes and charges thereon
year unless shall be paid before said date SALE
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-08-19

M oW y except n. A---- 30 10
Rfverside Park AaAatien to Enterprise,
Vacated
Lot to 70, even, inclusive
Block 2
Prather's Adsftien to Ezferprise, va
eateA
Lots and 3, Block Is
Lots :, 4, 9 and Q, Block Is
Logan TewnsAip
NWA and M SWk and
NWA SEN less R. R----1e IL 8
VIZ NEA IL 8
Ridge Tewnshfp
sen except r. RIB is 3
Hepe Tewnship
EN- NWk less RR--------s 10 g.
FL ssEA ---t "a &
VIZ MEX except z. R------iS iS 81
81 sWH and 81 sen ex-
capt h h --------------14 IL 81
GEsvsF1s AaaitSea. vaease1
Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1920-08-19

Notice hereby given that the following and town lots
situated the County of Dickinson Kansas or as much
thereof as may be necessary for that purpose will
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-22
COTTON MARKET
REACHES BOTTOM
March and later Deliveries Record
Lesest Prices % Season.

NEW YoRK. Dee. 2I.--Eariy steadi-
ness in the cotton market was fol-
lowed by n break which carried March
and later deliveries into now low
ground for tho season. March con-
tracts sold of from 1906 70 is.ss. or
"a points net lower and closed at
is.e2 with the general market closing
steady as a net decline OF rs 20 IS
points.
The market opened steady at an
advance Of points on October but
generally unchanged 60 rs points low
er. near months being influenced hy
relatively easy cables and the eircu-
lation OF two or three December no
tees The initial offerings seemed to
be well taken. There was commits
sion house buying OF July as II ap-
preached the i5-cent level, while there
was removed covering by January
shorts There was also a scattering
demand for tho spring months, which
was probably encouraged hy the fur.
Their progress Of the legislation 60 es.
tablish the war finance corporation
and the absence OF any important sell~
ing pressure from the South. Janu-
AIRY worked up 20 1905 and May To
1b.12, making net advances Of about
IL 20 Is points on active positions but
the demand then tapered of and the
market turned weak during tho early
afternoon under spot house selling and
liquidation. stop orders were uncov-
cred as July broke through the IS
cent level and the market was unset
tied by reports Of an easier SPOT sit
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-22
STOCKS AGAIN ARE
SUBJECT TO LOSS
Market In Swept BY Wave az Lirul~
dasion, Sfseis Lcsina Nest
6ironnd.

NEW YORK. Dec. als-The atock
market was swept by another tampes-
tuous wave Of liquidation tedaI many
former favuritaa recording lowest
prices IA several years. Losses were
most severe in the independent ateelw
and coprerm, and In shares compris~
ing the motor division and SIS sub
salaries. High grade rails and In
dussriais did not become. involved
until tbs final hour when selling as
sumed most impressive proportions.
The rsversaia were attended b.
board room gossip and many raraora
which made vague ailusson 20 the de-
pieted fortunes OF various professional
interests who f@and themselves un-
able 10 meet the demands OF their
brokers for additional margins.
Aside from the better tone Of for-
eign exchanges, particularly the Brit
ish rate and tho relative ateadiness of
the money market. cali loans dropped
20 per cent. much OF the days news
and attendant Developments were Of
a character to accelerate the setback.
Replogle Steel was the overahadowAng
feature, sustaining an extreme ios4s OF
81 points. Nanadium. which In sup
posed to have closed affiliations with
Replogie, fell points and Losses in
the metals. motors and kindred issues
ranged from 20 points. the raac-
ton continuing 20 the feverash end.
Among the premier stocks 60 record
new minimum for four y~ara was
United States Steel NJ "a -. though
making fractional recovery later and
showing a net loss Of liza points.
American Smelling. crucIbie sxeel.
Baldwin Locomotive. American Car.
Mexican Petroleum. American Wooaen.
International Paper. Southern Pacific
and Reading were weakest OF the
usual leaders, displaying virtually no
raliying power
Liberty bonds were inciined 20 re-
trieye part OF yesterdays sharp
losses but reacted later when the
stock market was az low ebb. The
general bond list suffered for the
same reason. Total sales. pax value,
were a2.sFS goo. Old United States
bonds were unchanged on call.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-22
SCENARIO WRITING
PROVES HOW WELL
YOU'VE SEEN LIFE

Many people. young and old. boast
OF knowing life"
Have YOU observed life vividly--lts
essence. It's drama, It's emotional com
pncations. the play OF bead and heart
on circumstances. opportunity and OBJ
stacle3
Can you sum up and tell sons OF
mfes significant. universal elements
In q series OF sharp picturcsT
or are nfe's highlights merely .
blur on your mind?
The JournaI-J. Parker Read. Jr..
$4,000 scenario contest offers YOU an
evceIlent opportunity 10 test yourself
IN thss respect, a. well as giving you q
chance a. fame and money.
Ia addition 20 the definite incen-
live 20 win a big prize. the prepara-
alton OF a scenario give you an index
on how you see and enjoy life, yours
and your fellow beings. and how YOU
are using your powers OF observation
and perception
Theorists say that the theme Of ev-
cry good motion picture II redueihie
20 a single sentence. II need not be a
question. IL may be a positive state
menf which your story logically
proves.
For example: "a worthy woman
will not marry a man she doesn't love
In order 10 save from ruin the man
she does love" Yes or nor
Everyday life IL fun Of such Interest,"
Ing questions and theorems. They are
the stuff stories. scenarios are made
or There is no lack Of raw material
Having gathered together roughly
the material you have In mind, to
demonstrate some big human theme
put your heroine or hero in what
seems an impossible situation one
from which there seems no escape.
Then find a plausible. logical way OF
sxtrieating the hero or heroine. pref.
erably By his or her own unaidea ef-
forts and because Of character super
iority over that Of the pursuers or
threatencrs.
There's ties, for your intelligence
and Ingenuity
Dramatizing life Is usually a pro-
cess OF squeezing down q whole cycle
- vivid human experienceS-often
long drawn out IN real iife-into a
compact form. II you can do this, ana
throughout your story keep a power
fsil lire Of suspense as 10 the outcome
you are likely TO have a saiable seen
ariO
An experienced writer Of motion pic
ture plays recently said:
aSuspenss" Vital.
If ! were asked % name In one
word the fndisputabie quality Of a
successful photopiay. l should say
suspense. Get people guessing as 60
the outcome ~ your storg. II you can
keep them guessing 20 the finish
you win. It's a simple formula but IL
embraces something OF theme. plot
and Characterization. nearly all that
il needful. It's a good angle from
which % approach your study"
The contest period IL rapidly draw
ing TO n close. All scenarios must be
in the hands Of The Journal Scenario
Contest Editor not later than Janu-
Any LIST.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-22

sealed proposals Tor the erection Of q
threa-story High school Building a.
Pensacola. Florida. Vii he received az
the ogflce 81 a. 3 Edwards. Supertn-
tandent by the Board 81 Public Instruc-
ton Tor EacaEnbta County, Florida. until
100 a. M, Saturday, January 2l, A.
u. 1921 Plans. specifications and fun
particulars can be obtained ~ THE office
81 Walker ~ Wills. Architect. 8tT Bl0unt
BIDS. Pensacola. fia, a deposit ~ sic 90
fer each set ~ plans - required, which
win ko refunded upon return OF plans
ard specifics tions in coed condition.
Cash or certified check on some Pensa =
celia BAnk ar National Bauk for I 1-2
percent % the amount 81 bid must ac-
company each BID. check 20 be made
pavabln 20 The BOARD 81 Fss1hilc fnatruc.
don for TIE rounty OF ENca r4bia. state
~ FLORIDA such cash and checks viii
b. returned. except that o. the success
raj bidder which wif Pc held until such
bidder has satisfactorily executed the
contract and given the bond required ~
the Board III fh@ successful bidder fails
~ refuses within ten days after notice
Of the acceptance ~ his bid 20 execute
the contract or the bond with suFesgen
thereon - satisfactory e and in tire form
ard with the conditions required hv the
naRrd said amount or said certified
check wii - forfeited and hecene the
absolute property - the Euar8 The
board ~ puhlic Instruction reserves The
raEht 70 reject any and al bids or paris
A.. EDWARDS.
gurt - pulRlo Instruction for EacanhlA
County. Ffnf.aa.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-22

market ard the cahsea report from
Manchester telling of a very eooF
business Ia the market. The siFas de-
cline carried the market OF - II
points, bat when shorts commenced -
saasT pHegsts auiet Feeesson cAlse
about and far = while the market was
steady enough. The riae In sterling
exchange brought Ia moderate buying
for Ions account and finally the Lead
Ing months went to II points higher
than The close of yesterday, with jan
uary az 90 1903. The sag IN the late
trading caused little excitement and
floor comment was that the market
acted on it, long interest
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-22
ORLEANS COTTON
AT LOW LEVELS
Market Decline All Through Session
With late Selling Heavy.

NEW ORLEANS. Dec. 2t.---A quiet
~ declining market carried the price
Of cotton 10 new low Levels for the
session today both. on spots and con-
tracts. MidalIng fell 20 "a cents and
January contracts 90 1853. The close
In contracts was well down toward
the lowest levels with January 1T
1857 and the list showing net losses
Of 50 TO 80 points Heaviest Selllrg
came in the late trading and followed
reports Of further weakness in the
stock market Early declines were IN
sympathy with the lower Liverpool
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-22
COTTON OIL LOWER

NEW YORK. Dec. zl.--After show
ing ssaadiness early On the advance
in hard and grains. cottonseed oil
turned easy under renewed Liquidation.
induced ~ cheaper offerings Of crude
and tho weakness Ia Wall street end
cotton. Leadsng months closed 2 20
Is points net lower sales Fe.Se8 bar
reis. Prime crude csc asked. prime
summer yellow SPOT. sec TO SIS: jan
aary. SEQ: March. e.e3s MAY. ss5
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-22
statesmen

WANTEDA-salesmen 20 sell dividend
paying stock ia u Florida corporation
with state permit High class tn every
manner. - paEc prospectus. - want
real saieamen. This Is NJ raining
school Our statesmen are u. -.tng big
money No drawing account seekers
wanted Phone kels j. W Mcfarland
sales Manager. 800 Masonic Temple Bldg,
Jacksonville. Fia
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-22
LEGAL NOTICE


NOTICE
Pensacola. Fla. Dec. q, 1920.
NOTICE - hereby given thai the an
uuai meeting o. the stockholders % the
Pensacola Hotel Company viii be held
Ia the Convention Hall Of the san Car
IL 1871
AZ this meeting fuli report win be
made upon the compnny's affairs. and
Directors win be elected 20 serve for the
ensuing year.
Max 4. BEAR.
r. r. TTNuffAM President.
Secretary Treasurer.
eaasr- nave- esv-s 3HR
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-22
WHEAT BREAKS

CHICAGO. Dec. Wheat suffered
a material set back IN price today
largely as a result sg depression u
nervous M 20 1-4c net lower. Corn
gained IA to s-ses oaSe finished
unchanged 10 3-kc higher. aud pro-
visions unchanged 10 an advAaeo of
soc.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-22
PERSONAL

WANTED 90 hear from lady whose
maiden name was Ella TEMPLES.
When last heard from was Ira PDnaa p
cola. Florida This Information wanted
hy her nephew N anyone knows Of
her whoreabout please answer 20 In
formation. care Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-22

uatson IN the Southwest. The Wali-at
selling VAS active on the decline and
may have been connected with tbs
less favorable tone OF the stock mar
ket. January broke 90 1859 ant Mar
10 IAee. or 80 to 81. points net aawers
but at this level the decline VAS
checked hy covering and last prizes
showed partial recoycFles.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-22
srockEoLpFas MrWTINo

The annual meeting OF the Htcckhoid-
ers ~ the American National Bank q
Pensacola. FloFida, for the election ~
directors an1 the transaction 81 such
ether business IS may come before a.
wiu he held Tuesday afternoon az two
O'clock. January 18th. 1871. AZ the bank
r r. MALONE.
aaac- ca " AZ President
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-22

DIR. Pollock has returned 20
the city and win resume his
practice at 500 Theisen Bldg.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-22

Belgium IL preparing 10 follow The
example ~ England and France ~
entomhing in some national ahrlee the
body Of an unknown Belgium soldier.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-22

The annual meeting 81 tho Stockhoid-
ere ~ the III w. Gibbs Hdw. GO. wiil
g. held AZ - office. 70 ~ Romano 81.
Pensacola. Pa. y. m, Jan. 18th. 1881
WM MCCALL
Secretary.
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HELP---FEMALE

WANTED good cook for small
family. Phone f634 or call az ia2
?. Gregory ~ after 8 p. m.
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Cancel orders should be given
IN writing, never over the phone
Advertisers should give their
home or p0slofflee address az
well a. their phone numbers
because many readers have no
telephones
n me advertiser SO desires. re-
plies can b. sent 10 The Journal