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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-10
ORLEANS COTTON
CLOSES LOWER
Final Prices Ore peins 90 Five poinss
Down Compared with Wednesday.


New Orleans. Dec. a.--Firmness was
shown by Gotten in the early trading
today bur the early bulge was not
maintained. the market gradually
sagging Of thereafter and closing at
the lowest OF the session. point 20 8
points down. compared with the firal
prices OF yesterday. At the highest
tha trading months we're s. To ba
points urs with January at 1850. jan
uary closed at iAse.
The strength Of Liverpool was about
the only reason for the opening ad-
vance and Liverpool gave as it's ren-
son for rising the covering operations
Of Manchester shorts Much OF the
selling which followed the early
strength was due to LIQUIDATION by
longs. but there was also scattered
short selling. which plainly was due
TO bearish antielpatlons regarding the
estimate Of the crop By the governs
ment. due next Monday.
Interest was taken IN reports from
Memphis concerning the Deliberations
ef the cotton convention there. bat tho
movement 20 cut production Ia two
next season seemed hardly well ad.
vanced enough 20 be q trading factor
ANY steadiness that might have come
from this direction was offset By the
British board Of trade reports for Mo-
vefnber. showing exports 90 ss3 600. 900
yards OF cloth against So. 600. 600 the
same month last year and 1905. 900
pounds of yarns against fs.500. 600.
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M. S. ARMY GOOD


aMNo ~ NoIh oNoGh TO-DAY.
el.sssa IS oo6j--shsy are a. sood - new
Grade 4. sgst. Frada i. ne and grads
a. SiN&. NJ. ~ Navy Nuol under wear
each garment easf government 81. brand
neHs d0uhle front and back, SOFT warm
wool. aiaea 40 - 81 prizes ner Hafgnent
st.As " ~ Auny shoes. regulation Nun
nan last. Nusntt leather rhia ia net the
cheap imitation. but the best quality
9oFtrnment specification bait shoe
fnfy guaranteed ~ every particular
KstS n 81 Army heavy q. a. and GRAY
Caiton socks. brand new. per palr. 2tc
q. b Army oserrunin al wooi warm
mad e0mfartable. double breasted, belted
sss s'ss is, ps lss ava a' bs slass
~ brown. lg.at olive afah coler az sIss.
sheep lined Coats, brand new made
frem tHe best grade canvas duck, h@mVf
NeiEht, halng % senutne se.ssted saeee-
as 80. Il. "a Army Naincuatn. officers
besteh naNNL bellows pc keta. brand
new. a wonderful rnineoat made 20 stand
she most Indictment weather. coat t6-ln.
sea, 81 LEO. same coat. q % Ions, $3.50.
dfaeI fslb. blanhet reaula .ion. the best
woel blanket ttat money could buy fa.fs.
q. q Army blanket. u p, reclaimed, IN
4oua condition. grade a, &as4 u. >.
stand ths niost severe weather, best
Quaaty 81 rubber. t6as. U H Army gar
e@Wa gaMH. with ild hFmnh aew, 2s lbs.,
uade from best graaa galvanized iron.
Year Money VIA be refunded u you are
not satisfied wfth each purchase. lib.
khTN BONDS ACCEPTED AT FACE
NAi.gE Inelues posssse Coz goods sen,
aasotsy sososo WAREHOUSE CO.
larHesf Dealers IN Army eos'ds n the
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BILLY SUNDAY WILL
VISIT TALLAHASSEE

TALLAHASSEE. Dec. .. - Bliiy
sunday viii be a visitor in Tailahas.
zee next Monday. coming through thu
invitation ~ Prof. Arthur williams oe
the Florida State College for Women
and Miss Margaret White. secretary
OF tho Young Womans Christian As
sociation. The coming Of tho great
preacher will be quite an event for
Tallahassee and msrny win be AFFORD
cd their first opportunity of hearing
him. Rev. Sunday viii hold two
services here Monday. returning To
Jacksonville early Tuesday morning
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-10
col. D D S
"pape's Cold Compound IS
Quickest Relief Known

Don't stay stuffed-up' Quit blowing
and anufflsng, A dose Of "rape's Cold
Compound" taken every two hours un-
III three doses are taken usually
breaks any cold right up
The very first dose opens elpKHed
nostrlis and ia. air passage ~ 'ha
head: stops nose running. relieves
the headaUhe. auiiness. feverishneNs.
ssPape'n Cold Compound" costs only
a few cents al drug stores. II acts
without resistance. tastes nice. con.
taans no quinlne~-inalaf upen Paps -
ADV.
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NEWS OF RECORD.
3 o aaa as q . aassn !


A. & nlouut and wife 10 Mary :.
nlount. Nov e. %, SEQ and other. ".
half Of Arpent lot 81. Old City Of Pen
saccla.
Heirs OF Mrs. w. W. Wolfe. deceased.
a. Jim Brown. oct. 9. 1880 81 and eth
er. lot II. part lot -. blk. ss. East
King tract. Belmont No
Executors estate VIM. Fisher 10
Joseph Bauman. Nov. "a. 1890. 81 aud
other. lot Z. part 8. and 3. $. y. lots
tn 10. Fisher f6 acres Pedro raAao
Mortgage Assignments.
II. {. Struggled and wife 20 Realty
Corporation.
Marriage Licenses.
MeNulfy Baxter and Frances Mile 3
Carl Dnckert and allie Mae nnrEe
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POSITION WANTED

WANTED Young lady desirea office OF
clerical position. Rest references. Ar.
nit clerical. Care Journal
WANTEn--Trained nurse desires uosi-
ton - attendant 10 invalid Fnmpcr-
Eatlun msideratu Address Post Offies
EeN e. Pensacola Via
POSITION wanted ~ middie-a und man
executive position preferred For inter-
Jew eadrean Dos VI = p, care Journal
POSITION WANTED by experienced
NonpE lady aH HteuoEra pher. cashier
~ Once assistant Can furnishh refer
eneea. Address. Experience. Care Jour.
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COTTON OIL sTEAuv

NEW YORK Dec. a--Tradlng III
cottonseed oil was largely professional
with about half the days business
representing switching operations The
undertone was steady to firFn. due TO
scarcity Of crude offerings and de-
mand from shorts Closing bids were
20 points net higher. Sales. $500
barrels. Tenders. nit Prime crude.
$500 ESQ: prime summer yellow, spot.
a.2SN 1900 January, asai. March,
ass. May. s.Sg. all bid.
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JACKSONVILLE. Dec a.--Turren.
tlne--ouiet. ~: GALES. i2e. receipts.
afs; shipments ssss stock. 9s.sea.
Rossn--Nothing doing; sales. none:
receipts. bi9; shipments. 100; stock.
1866
ouote--B. u. u. +. q. II. /. x. NJ.
y. VIC. WV. 1880.
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SAVANNAH. Ca. Dec. s.--TuTpen-
tine. quiet. % Ia: sales. none: re-
cepita. 500: shipments. II. stock. Ia
k57 casks.
Rosin--Qulet, sales. none receipts.
iIssl shipments. II. stock. Te. 500 hbls.
ouote-B. u. r.. r. q. IL. I. =. NJ.
~. VIC. WV. ff.oe.
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wnEAT as LoMsR

CHICAGO. Dec. a.--Heariah aspects
OF the economic situation had a de-
pressing influence today on wheat.
Prices closed unsettled. 2 l-aaac net
lower. with December Size i-2W
i.e6 a.. and March si6aal64 f-2.
Corn lost I-safs-s; oats, 3-sat1-2
to 81. and provisions 12MsT cents.
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BE IT RESOLVED BY THE BOARD or
COMMISSIONERS or TtfE CITY 90

BE IT RESOLVED by THE HOARD or
COMMISSIONERS or TtfE CITY %
i Proposals are hereby invited for the
sale by any perFom. or corpora tion, to thu
cay 81 'ensaeola. Of any wharf. Or other
location 81 H,uniclpai docis 81 the alxs
and Eeueral type If The docks shown on
the plans = the office. 81 The Mayor
prescription and price ~ property must
be definitely stated
p Propositions and suggestions. also
lie location and tyre n - ~ fs n,,5ss,ns
docks authorized ~ the law and orsaI-
. az e. providing for the Issuance OF
The proposals. proportions ana
suggestions hereby invited shall - IN
WriiinE. enclosed - sealed envelopes ap-
RroprsateN endorsed addressed 10 the
Board - Commissioner. and delivered
20 the Board 90 Is meeting on Monday.
or TO the Mayor. or city clerk a. ans
t.fnc prior thereto
=. Al propositions pre- ponalH and
wnEEeauong 60 submitted will he nuhlisslv
opened and read AZ said meeting on be-
eemher IVth. and theFef fter shall ~ ne IL
in The office ~ the Comptroller for pub
ga 1871. when The Board 81 comnis.
slensEa !ts meeting Of said day vii
Pc pleased 70 receive The written rseors-
mendafiora, eomments, or suggestions AZ
ans citizens relative 70 ANY ~ sha
nroposs.i'ions. or proposals previously
s. After carefully considering an pro-
roealR. prQuoAttinna, suggestions. recon-
M ndataons and other matters submitted
anu as soon after January Srd. 1891 a.
may pe advisable, tho Board 81 COM
ttlaSsohefs WI 'aseiae or the site for
the ancAtien ~ said nnuwfelpal DECKS
THIS resolution shall be published
twite e@ch wees preceding December
goth, ia each daily nessFarse- r,nfissI,ea
In tho City ~ Pensacola
Passed. December 9Th 1890
Attest
L z FuNBERa.
City Clerk
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Notice Il hereby given 10 e-eaftors
.eRatees. distributes. and All nerSon /
= Nihg cia ms or demands against the es-
iatc ef Peter Murphy, deceased. 10 pFe-
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sent the same to the undersigned within
f2a wars from tha first publication ct
this notice. December 10th. 1a40.
EIsFZANEH RAToN. Executrix
Dec. lo.fsz8- oawsw.
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FOR SALE
WONDERFUL VALUES

a. we sought goods from tuele Sam IA
vat auAntifihn Is NEW and RECLAIM
I'D
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{ q nn q q % q o u % . % . % .
I NAVAL STORES =
! q q . % q 70 q % 70 90 c o % 9 q %
PENSACOLA

Recslpts-Spirits. ios; rosln. $40.
Shipments Spirits. 2o2: resin. o
Stoeks-Spirlts, io.ies. rosin. s7.s1A
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED
ADS
One Cent a Word In Advance
One Rate 90 Al

O&aW hNM&M w AZ
Count the words IN your adj
vertlsement and multiply hy the
numher ~ times you desire u
printed. remit accordingly
IN counting words include TO
let. 'sFor sale" Waited" etc.
Is well as addresses.
RATS.
No advertisement taken for less
than % cents.
BLACK FACE CAPS, LIKE
THIS. TWO CENTS PER WORD.
raraRranhed matter. line
aashes. white space classified
display g. per line. SC per inch
fia lines make An inch.9
Regular advertisers with led
ger accounts may have classified
eds charged
Cancel orders should be given
In writing. never over the phone.
Advertisers should give their
home or postoffiee address ~
well 81 their phone numbsFn
beeausc many readers have no
telephones
II the advertiser 80 desires. re-
plies can he sent 20 The Journal.
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HELP

NANTEp-Womau - do cooking and
attend 90 YonnH child Must I've on
Pace. White preferred. Phone 1851.
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LEGAL NOTICE
elps wANrrn

RlpS WANTED.
Sealed bids VIII Pc received by fhe
Boat "a 90 Commissioners % the city 81
Fensaeoa up % o'clock =. ~. Monday.
December 18th, 1899, for furnishing the
Water Department 81 the city Twenty
five a2sl Tons ct Class "n" Cast fran
Bell and Snsgot e-inch Water Pipe. price
quoted 10 be fol Pensacola. Florida
The bidder VIII state in his proposal
time Of delivery.
Bias To - addressed to Il. r. Heln-
BERG CITY Clerk. and endorsed tsnid far.
Pipe Water Department
As Il is imperative that the city nut
the Water Pipe o. Eiomnf street under
ground before cold weather. IL = ordered
that emergency bids b. received under
section O. 81 the CITY Charter
Tie right i reserved % reject any Or
all bids.
Ry order os the city Commissioner.
GEO. III HfNRICffs.
Commissioner Of Streets and Public
Works.
Attest
/. II HETSBERg. CITY clerk.
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HELP--MALE

WANTED - Experienced sfenoErar her
and rtefk for saw mill ufnco. Apply
- wire Swing are. experience, refer
enee. NalarV expected and when could
report. Penn .1arratt Lumber Co. Mari
anna. Fla.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-OME SMALL WHITE. WITH
VERY Ll0fT Brown SPOTS. FE-
MALE POINTER. REWARD ~ rs
TURNED TO W. HAYWARD. ~ WEST
NAME or FANNIE
LOST'-Afy uVcrcoat af WItherili's Boat
house sunday morning Finder please
lei me hear from Won. Oscar Wells.
Phone as
LOST Large. brown. German police dog
Large erect ears, long pointed muEEie.
anwWNrH 60 name ~ "MNN Finder noe
ufY Tom Kennedy Phone ts and re-
csiVe reward
DISMAL PIN WITH RIVERSIDE
CiMiTV OF Ht0A SCHOOL FRIDAY.
FlNpER PLEASE PHONE 2is FOR "a
WARD.
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The Market Place of West Florida
READ DALLY BY $4,000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But IrIe and the Results are UneQuae
FOR SALE

co. sa
FOR gALE-Atllch COW Apply soS 4.
ceryantes 81 Phone 1899.
ron sAIE-Two email girrs bicycles:
mudRaards. ID complete for school. in
Nne ahape. Tie two Tor 40 o.. Phone
FoR sAl.E-raed car Phone 1855.
ron SALE Magnolia trees. arborviiae.
isss Ave ssa issh i Street sf's y Is Or A
49,.
FOR sAt.E-0nc REX typewriter n sood
condition. Price reasonable. Apply
Journal office.
FoR SAL At oNcE-oNE 1878 NOD
a. E.pASsENcER MAXWELL
TOURING cAR chEAP FoR cAsh
FOR RENT
ron RENT-Rooms for rent eos West
Ron RF.NT-Fnrnishe apartment pri-
waite FANNY references exchanged. can
afternoons or evenings. F81 Fast Giada~
Zen 81 fhone ilps
FOR RENT. TAEht housokeepinw apart
iuruf &c two 81 three completely FUR
nisi ~ rooms Livery conf enlenre Mode
FQH RENT Furnished front room. 10
North Spring 81
s-s-ss
FOR RENT-~Fmrniahed apartment 3
rooms and sleeping porch private,
bath electric lights gas front and
back entrance. 80 W. Wright 81.
Fhone aAls
FOR RfsNT-IarFe front room nicely
furnished. tee -. Jackson
FOR HEST~0ne large room furnished
~ HWHufutHneH. Can Pc arrRnEea into
fWo rooms f1ea y, Gadsden. Phone f2ff.
FOR RENT One lArne well furnished
bedroom modern Cnnweuinncra. It's
" gadsden-sf Phone it0l n
rom RENT Furnished house keeping
apartment. bot bath olectric iiwhtW
also single room ana garage. 2a6 w
ToR RENT Room. 500 West Belmont
FOR RENT-@Nicoiv furnished room.
electric linhfR. convenient % bath aad
telephone Apply 81 North Hayns
N0H nNMT--Caxy modern, two-room
furnished apartment Phone 1853
HELP-MALE
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DANCING

DANCING SCHOoTs-Classan Private
lesAona Also chiidreu'a classes rs nna-
tnetic Dancing 2es West Gregory. Phone
- 1880
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TRANSFER-Stora

SOFAS TRANSFER CO.
sse es,sF "a s1sr o s.sar s 4s2 Was
KINDS OF wAuLiNo. YOUR Bust.
MSS SOLICITED.
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FISHER-BROWN
Insurance Plus Service.
sIs-PH0NES-s1s
WANTED

WANTED-<eutemau wants well FUR
uiahed uEm with private entrance
Address IA n. Care Journal
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4V.ANTED-'ro rent a medium sized cash
register with privllegc - buying, Phone
1873
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Fon skf.E-Good farm for sale a. trade
tQF stefe. q 81 ., iaos West Jackson
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-10

WANTED-To rent within ten days.
nicely furnished bedroom. kitchenctta
aud hath. hF young couEi. Nort1 4titl
preferred. Address Il. ". II, care Jour
nal
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ron HAEte.f household furniture for five
FuHus. cheap Account 90 nsnFiuM Az
plS hmnmalaH station. AIRS King Phone
1871.
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For sAI.E~~TWo small girls bicycles.
mu8KuardM. al complete for school. ln
Nne ahape. Tie two Tor $50 o.. Phone
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TRADED n - vlfgroins. ara are barKnlns.
eeYNALos MUSIC HOUSE
~ 3. Pelafok pensaesia. ga,
Smyrna times., 1920-12-08
ADVERTISEMENT FOR PROPOSALS TO
CONSTRUCT STATE HIGHWAYS
IN NEW CASTLE COUNTY


Sealed proposals will be received by the
State Highway Department at its Office.
Dover. Delaware, until 200 o'clock p. m.
December 22nd. 1920, and at that place and
451 miles State Highway grading in New
Castle County. Delaware. involving the fol-
lowing approximate quantities
CONTRACT NO. 33-4.51 Miles
st. Georges to TybOuts Corner
81 900 Gu. yds. Excavation.
$4,000 Gu. yds. Borrow
29O Gu yds Cement Concrete. Class "a
$40 Gu. yds. Cement Concrete, Class "B
10000 lbs. Steel Reinforcement
400 lin. #. Is in. Reinforced Concrete Pipe
ESQ lin. #. 1s in. Reinforced Concrete Pipe
1876 lin. #. "a in Reinforced Concrete Pipe
al lin It. 80 in. Reinforced Concrete Pipe
so lin. #. Relaid Pipe under Is in.
so lin. it. Relaid Pipe over Is in.
$500 lin. ft. Timber Piling
1000 #. B. N. Sheet Piing tleft IN piaceJ
Performance of contract shall commence
within ten (l0) days after execution OF the
| contract and be completed on or before June
Monthly payments will be made for 90 per
cent of the construction completed eaeh
i month.
provided by the Department.
/ Each proposal must be accompanied by q
/ surety bond, certified check. or money 70 tne
/ amount Of at least ten (lOl per cent. Oh 0nc
| total amount of the proposal.
/ The envelope containing the proposal mus,
be marked: Proposal for the CONSTRUCTION j o.
| State Highway under Contract NO. %.
The contract will be awarded or re1ectet
within twenty (20) days from the date o.
| opening proposals. :,
The right is reserved to reject any or al
bids. L.,
Detailed plans may be seen and index plan
and specifications may be obtained upon ne
posit of ten dollars $4,000 which amoun
will be refunded upon return OF planss q ~ y
specifcations in good condition az me Ull,SS
STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT
Il DOVER, DELAWARE
| Chas. A. Upham, Chief Engineer.
Smyrna times., 1920-12-08

b. NJ '1 I: ). Middleton, who since
yssp, ms n farm near Smyrna,
OJss.sa ago and has been resid-
and =. Is now a citizen of
se Ma 'aken up residence with
u Ss Annie Middleton. s.r.
Smyrna times., 1920-12-08

i. ,our poultry thrive! Use the
~ Bannister Hall Poultry
\ N II only by J. Frank Webb
Smyrna times., 1920-12-08

Canaan died suddenly in Mid
Fidav afternoon. He was in
N his wife, in a covered wag-
sbsd lust thrown on a small
nal and was just about to
hon he fell over backward in
H., and died instantly. He
1 Sssafras, Md.
Smyrna times., 1920-12-08

rrfs Dover, and buy your
= Rows Suits, Overcoats and
|..T, Every one has been re-
,,r
Smyrna times., 1920-12-08

/ r1Nrs. William S. Evans wish
/ their friends for their kind
H. offers of sympathy during
/ ,,,rt bereavement in the loss
II ;On. Russell, and especially
1 rganizatiOn of Boy Scouts,
u Frlness was very manifest
Smyrna times., 1920-12-08

>. vobb's White Loaf Flour
y a satisfaction.-adv.
Smyrna times., 1920-12-08
|I5NE AND VICINITY

| s,.. Of General Interest Gath
.,sd During tht Week.
Smyrna times., 1920-12-08

Jones, Edward Riley and Har-
e, three gunners from Will
spent three days on a recent
'np in the vicinity of Tay-
adge, and report that they
.ane plentiful on some of tn
n that vicinity. The trio
~ rabbits and a big bunch of
and bOasted tney intended to
AH friends a real feast on
Smyrna times., 1920-12-08

|sa 1. ..t. anderson, of Seaford, made
NJ. 'A'eh Of oysters a few days
h, 'a working alone he found
1 A.; lump Of oysters in Ware
H. n u.,s and caught 46 bushels
H., 'Old Tor one dollar a bushel.
h. - OysIelman was ever known
'' much money in one day.
Smyrna times., 1920-12-08

Srclty Of coal is not bother
U Of the residents of lower
~,e county, for they are lay
aOlg supply of tirewood, and
enough fuel Of this kind for
son II no coal is to be hal until
lg season opens. Others who
Isly without fuel of any kind
considering plans to solve the
question Of what to burn ~
Smyrna times., 1920-12-08

riettyman, son of Mr.. and
@spn A. frettyman, while at
, 1ie plant Of the Laurel Lum-
s,'n a machine used for MAX
.a - Oushel baskets, had his
asat' Before the machine
l.. Stopped his hand, wrist and
\, a4d been drawn in the mac
% mashed badly.
Smyrna times., 1920-12-08

1 5dren of Mrs. Joseph Colds
wish thru this medium to
/ d those. who so kindly offered
/ npathy during their recent
snt and to those who loaned
4 5nObiles-adv. 1
Smyrna times., 1920-12-08

Is of Delawareans who
lie their Federal income tax
the years 1918 and 1919
Ounded up in a drive to be
c. Wallace Coleman, assist
MsOr of field deputies for
@ nt He has divided the State
! Z divisions, Wilmington, rural
4 1le, Kent and Sussex coun-
I L will be assisted by Fiel
4 Sharpe, Scott and Mccoy, oi
n Of Internal Revenue H. II
Office. According to Mr.
/ the majority of delinquent.
! zllOyed in shipyards and othel
q plants. Some of these, h,
zde good wages in 1918 am
1 adfailed to file a return. Wher,
zts willfully evaded the la
aud the government, heav.
4 s will be inflicted.
Smyrna times., 1920-12-08

Romans Home Missionary So
/ Asbury NJ. E. Church will
! bod sale on Saturday, Dec. IL,
1 nle of John C. Still.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-17
~" DRIVE FOR
FUNDS STARTED
Imperial County Y. NJ. C.. A.
Starts Campdign to Raise
Funds for This Years Bud
get; !. D. FOss Directing
Cam uaign.

The Imperial county Y. M. c. A
financial compaign for the coming
years budget started yesterday with
a jump. Three hundred and fifty dol
lars were subscribed in few minutes
The campaign is being directed by
J. D. Foss, auditor for Varney Bros
& Co. A committee of ten men has
been appointed for each town, and
each town is given two days in which
to put over the drive.
Director Foss and County Secretary
w. E. Stevenson gave their attention
to Imperial Monday. Imperials quota
being $1,000. and the days Monday and
Tuesday. Monday evening they met
with the Calexico committee. CaleXi-
co.'s quota is $500, to be raised today
and tomorrow. Last evening the lead
ers were at Holtville which has $1,000
to raise today and Thursday. Tonight
Messrs. Foss and Stevenson will go
to Brawley to launch the campaign
there for Thursday and Friday, Braw-
ley's portion being the same as I'M
perial's. Thursday evening they will
present the plan of procedure to the
Ell Centre committee, which is to raise
$500 during Friday and Saturday.
Imperial Valley press., 1920-03-17
DOUBLE BILL FOR
Ell CENTRO ARENA
FRIDAY, MARCH 19

Harry Woodbury. announces the re-
turn of Young Sweeney. the Balboa
navy yard champ, to the Ell Centre
Athletic club next Friday night to
meet Battling Howard of Imperial
Valley in a four round tussel. The
boys will face each other topping the
scales at $50 pounds.
Christ George and Jap" Romero
have signed for the second half of
the double main event. The Greek
has met Steve Dalton and Mike Ga
Undo during his career. Vernon is
his home. "Jap" Romero halls from
San Diego and has faced Allie Mack,
Of the New York Athletic club. Joe
Galindo and Herb White. of Chicago.
Woodbury. stated this morning that
it was only by signing the men up
for two bouts that he was able to Sc
cure the services of the four high
class men. "Jap" Romero meets
Young Sweeney on the Fawcett ranch
Sunday afternoon. Also Christ George
and Joe "Wap" Finn will exchange
blows. This is the affair beinp given
by the Eiks, celebrating the admission
of 1875 new members to their lodge.
The manager of the athletic club
was not in position to announce the
opening bouts for Friday nights en-
tertainment.