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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-06
THE FINANCIAL MARKET


NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Afaximum
prices FOR the year We're made by a
humber OF issues in stock and bond
lists today. Many of these gains were
subjected to sharp downward revis-
ion, however, in the latter part OF the
session
Rails followed their HstIess course
of last week, investment and Junior
shares making only slight changes.
Apart from several Of The more spec
ulative foreign and domestic issues.
oils, notably American pet~ lleum, gen
eral asphalt, Houston, Riddle states
and TranscontinentaL we're relatively
duh and irregular
Great activity and strength were
shown by equipmer 8, steels, motors
and kindred accessories. Shippings
food specialties an textiles made var
liable advances. Lima locomotive. a
comparatively o. ,cure industrial was
the strongest ssature at a net gain Of
al points
Heaviness Of tobaccos. teas and few
.of the uncIassified issues evidently was
due more to neglect by bull pools than
to any specific causes. Sears Roebuek
continued to weaken repeating its low
record of the year.
Forecasts Of easier December none.
rates were fulfilled. the call loal
dropped from five to 4 ID per cent in
the afternoon. ffeer purchases of time
loans and merchant paper We're made
BY out of town institutions.
Excepting the German rate. which
eian exchanges ria81fiietdi B5rafs4 from
last weeks late reaction. Stirling rose
cents and the various continental
bills We're higher by seven to 90 points
Liberty seconds and fourth 4 1-4's
issues and two victory issues the lat
ter at a slight fraction over par were
among the new high records in the
bond list Other issues were uncer-
tain on the heaviness Of Mexicans.
Total sales par value aggregated s21, 4
$50, 600.
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LIVESTOCK MARKET
jacksonville.


JACKSONVILLE Dec. >. - Hogs n
Receipts light: prospects weak; heavies
and packers, 300: medium. 500; lights.
SIS, heavy pigs 500; Iigst pigs. 5.25;
roughs. $50.
Cattle - Receipts lights; prospects
weak; steers, 5000 400: bulls, 1900
200; yearlings. 2.0093.oas cows. zoo a
800; veal calves 4 00G5.00i Gamers.
100,
New York.
NEW YORK, Dec. Firm .
steers, 4.50@9.00; bulls 4.oo95.10s
cows. 1.soa5.oo
Calves - Lower; veals. .s0o@t45o;
culls and little calves e.o00 5.5o, vest
.erns. 575G8Oo
sheep and Lambs Firm; eve sheep.
Soo@4.50; culls, 2.8o012. 90 yearIings.
6.oo07oo; lambs. S.0O011.5oi culls
I6.oo965o
Hogs - STEADY: light to medium
weights, 500: pigs. S.e0aS 10. heavy
hogs, 7.50a775; roughs, 5.76Q6.00.
Chicago.
CHICAGO. Dec. .-CattlA-Receipts
$1,000 better grades beef steers.
steady; short fed and medium grades,
uneven; mostly 25 lower; choice 1881
pound steers. 1000; top yearlings,
1t.5o; bulk beef steers. 6.0o@s.09; she
stock and bulls steady veal calves. "a
to so cents lower; bulk to packers,
S.5009.00; stoelsers ana feeders strong.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; active. 10 TO
Is cents lower than Saturdays aver
age; closed active at days best prices:
shippers bought about $4,000; hold over
light; top, TO for light lights; prac-
tical top, 7.O0 bulk, 6.60a6 so; pigs
mostly 10 cents lower: bulk desirable.
7O0a7.10.
Sheep ~ Receipts $4,000; killing
classes strong to Is cents higher; top
fat lambs. 1915; bulk 10250lOT5:
culls, 7.750S.5O; top yearlinge, 800;
wethers, go; bulk fat ewes. 4.0oQ5.25;
few choice. light ewes, $50: few range
feeder lambs steady at 400
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THE COTTON MARKET
Mew York.

hNGNN "
NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-The failure o.
demand 10 broaden on the pink boz
worm situation and the firmer show
ing Of early Liverpool cables led Il
reactions from an opening advance in
the cotton market today. After sell
ing at has early, January eased 81
to 1712 under scattering liquidation
and closed at that level. with the ga
eral market closing easy at net e.
cline Of is to 80 points.
The market opened steady at an ad.
vance OF five to eleven points % z
continuation Of the covering move
ment which had developed toward tie
end Of last week and some buying a
the talk of a better tone in the sto0
market Reports from Dallas that tt
conference there at the end of lat
week had adopted resolutions rec'n
mending the establishment of non-io
ton zones and the sterilization Of sel
helped the opening advance.
The buying, however was by ID
means active or general, and the hil.
are Of demand to increase was svi-
IDENTIFY a disappointmen 70 recent bay'
ers. At any rate, the market soor
turned easier. and after very que
midday session, weakened in the lat'
trading under scattering Decembel
liquidation, New Orleans, western aaS
local selling. The western selling wai
accompanied by rumors that Sprivat'
returns pointed to a ginning of 1889,
600 bales Up to December J. which ap
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jacksonville.


No change in quotations. Light re-
eeipts. Elephants. overloaded. not
wanted. Beans, oltra, peppers and to-
matces wanted, market steady.
New York City.
String beans, one Florida arrived, one
by express. demand good, market firm,
hampers, green, best, $6o0@7oo few
high as $500; poorer, low as $500.
Eggplant, three Florida arrived. de-
mand moderate, market steady, crates,
hest, $2.75 a3.O0; few fancy. $3.50 $50;
poorer, low as 50 90. Peppers no fresh
arrivals, demand moderate. market
steady, holdovers, crates, best, $1,000
500, Squash, no arrivals. Cuzes no
arrivals. Grapefruit, two Florida ar
rived, prices and conditions unchanged.
Oranges, Alabama two, Florida nine
arrived; no change.
Boston.
Oranges. seven Florida arrived, mar
dunn sizes, fair quality, $3,5o04.5o.
Grapefruit, five Florida arrived. de-
mand poor, box brights and goldens
medium and large sizes, $2500S.00.
few extra fancy, selling S4.00G4.50.
Beans, light express receipts. market
slightly weaker, FIoridas, hampers,
green, best, S4.o904.50; mostly, $500;
poor quality, low as s1.00. Peppers.
light express receipts, market firm,
Floridas, crates. fancy, $7.50@s.Oo.
Cincinnati.
String beans. no arrivals, all stock on
market of poor quality and condition,
practically no demand or movement.
Eggplant. supplies liberal, demand very
slow, market weak. FIoridas, crates. re-
packed, S2.0O@2.50. Peppers, supplies
liberal, demand light, market steady,
Floridas, repacl1ed, crates fancy, $3.50;
choice, $S.o0Q3.21. Squash. cukes, no
supplies on market. Grapefruit, one
Florida arrived, supplies moderate, de-
mand slow, market steady, F'loridas,
box, brights, goldens $4,000 $50.
Oranges, practically all stock on mar
ket showing decay, no afSivals, sup-
plies heavy. demand slow market dull
FIoridas, brights, goldens, box. best,
S3.71@4.25i poor color, showing decay
.S2.71m3Oo
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NEW ORLEANS. Dee 5~stonen-
tariIy, on the first call today the cot
ton market was at advances hut fol-
lowing tbis period OF stpadiness there
was a long sag, prices finaiiy Fclosing
at their lowest, at net losses Of ~
to "a points Al the highest Of the
day prices were nine to fifteen points
higher than Saturdays close. January
rose to 1880 : ~ fell OF e f6-z4
The opening rise was caused by a
better Liverpool market thanHdne att
er which the market came aneer the
shell Of bearish ginning talk. The de-
cline became more pronounced. fol-
lowing rumors that q private bureau
was out wifh figures Of 7,G39,6oo bales
as the total quantity Of COTTON ginned
from the first Of the season ~ 70 the
first OF Deeember. n larger tgsal than
most people were looking for
Heaviest selliHS-of the aey came in
the last half hour as the result q a
private crop estimate of 7l11.o9e hales.
The market got next TO no Support at
the decline and felt very little realiz-
ing from the short side Less atten
ton was paid 10 pink boil worm news.
although reports from Texas oyer SUP
day predicted marked decrease in
cotton acreage in consequence OF the
worm in some OF The largest cotton
producing sections Of the statRs Somes
traders looked upon cold waves which
brought freezing temperatnre to
good part of the cotton region..as like
~ to reduce insect life 10 some extent
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-06

went a seaback IN price today largely
as result Of selling pressure due to
more Or less general RELIEF from drought
IL the southwest. The market closed
heavy with May rs rs to lis IA
and July ieS<I-4 to l0s SIS. Corn lost
o-S TO I cent and oats 1-4@3-S to IL
Ia provisions the outcome ranged from
cent decline to an advance Of 2 -
cent
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coTroNsEEp OIL.

NEW YORK, Dec. 5-Cottonseed oil
was quiet and featureless, trading
being almost entirely local in charae-
ter. Prices were steady. but later
eased with cotton and grains. Clos
ing bids were unchanged to points
net lower Sales g. 500 barrels. Ten
ders, 500 barrels. Prime crude, $50
sales and bid Prime summer yellow
spot, s.25nS,50. January S.42. March
$50, and Way $50, all bid
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Savannah.

SAVANNAH. Ca. Dec. 5trts.
tine: Firm, Is "a: sales Sc
ceipts 195; shipments 10; stoc
$50.
Rosin: Firm; sales 1915 -
lao; shipments go; stock ~.
Quotations: WV. 5.75: wa
y, $50; M, sos; X, 4.65; I. 60
41o; G, F, e. d. b. 4o5.
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NEW RESORTS

wEILAuRsT
Amor the pines on beautiful Perdldo
Bay thirteen miles southwest Of Pensa-
cola BY way OF AEillview along shore
drive Good roads. Rest and recreation.
peac poetry and sunshine. Take your
frienus to this wonder sp0t for week
end. Good eats, three tines per day.
The Sater Is fine. Rates aasongble. For
parti aliars write IL DOROTHY
roo az. p O. Li1Iis Ala.
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Jacksonville

JACKSONVILLE, Dec. 5.-TurBeu-
inc: Firm. "a a "A Ia; sales isi
eceipts 2ls; shipments 55E srock ki.-
POI.
Rosin; Firm; sales LISTS reee Us
9s: shipments tz6i stock l7a5s22
Quotations. b. d, f. i, q 4.o5
410; /. 415: K. As; n, seas .. S.
We 3 "A. WV $50
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suGAR ANp co.,.

NEW YORK, Dec. Raw sugar un-
settled. at 3.73 to Al for centrifugal
Refined unchanged at $50 TO $50 for
fine graduated.
Spot coffee quiet; Rio IS is to
91-4; santos IS IL 81 to Il ia
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MORTGAGE LOANS

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
We lend money on Real Estate in the
city on short notice Plsage state IN
application II you have an Abstract OF
Tile 70 the property,
Call and See Us
the WATSON AGENCY ines,
South psasS9~ 81.
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NEW York. Dee 5.-Unausshca
cotton goods and YARNS. were easter to-
day and there WAS some softcnlng n
finished goods Printed goods sold
moderately. Raw silk was higher.
Wool goods were quiet with an easing
tendency Is ready-to-wcar lines. Bur-
laps were quiet and slightly steaaier.
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NAVAL STORES


Turpentine Firm, 72i szies 90; re-
eeipts %; shipments 80; stock zo77s,
Rosin: Firm; sales 23Si rsceipts
1SS: shipments 243s stock 6s,sfh
Quotations: X. 40: T. 4af II.
G. +, r D, B. 4.o5,
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STATE MARkErINe auREAu.

Wholesale quotations for Saturday,
December ,, 1921, reported 10 State
Marketing Bureau, At st. James Build
ing. Jacksonville, Fla.
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AUTOMOBILES

1921 FeSFx. 5.pAssENGER, DEtV-
Erred july PRACTICALLY NEW;
CAREFULLY USED; Sffs5. G. A.
sMlTH, NAVAL AIR STATION. CALL
2298-1.
FOR sALN--One new 5-vo1 Holt tractor
cheap on easv terms. Tractor = now
~ Pensacola. y z. MeCaskil Co,
p Fnnlak Springs. Fla.
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peared to be regarded as rather bear
ish.
Later wires were received from New
Orleans stating that this referred to
an estimate Of the total crop in bales
Of 500 pounds. but there was no def
mite confirmation Of the figure IN
either connection.
Private cables attributed the early
firmness In Liverpool to covering and
Manchester buying, but the latter quo
tations from there were easier Re-
ports from the south eomplained Of a
continued poor spot demand. but
claimed that there was no pressure
offerings and except Tor q Title sell
ing early and at tho close NOTHING was
heard Of southern selling here curing
the day,
A prominent eastern beg athority
the crop at 7.9zkHqR bales,
excluding linters and Chtaaso firm
rnakes Il 7,I11.00o bales.
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Journal CLASSIFIED ADS
Gre Cert a Word in Advance
One Rate to All

no advertisement taken for less
than rs cents
Count the words IN gouT adver
tisemens and multiply By the mum
hsr 81 times you desire Il printed
remit accordingly.
Ia counting words include ''Te
Let" FOR Sale" ''wanhad." ETC.. A.
ell as addresses
BLACK FACE CAPS. LIKE THIS.
TWO CENTS PER WORD.
paragraphed matter. line dRshss
white pace. classified display: Sc per
line. 5ec pur inch t1s lines r1aEs an
inch.)
Any person whose name APPEARS n
the telephone dir-etcFy may have
cla settled ads charged
Cancel ordafa Bho1ld be eiyen IN
writing. never war The phone,
Advermsers should give thsir HON
or posi- lfrire address as well as theD
phone numbers. because many read
eis hsve NJ telephones.
II the advertiser - desires. reptile
ca.n he sent 10 care Of The Journal
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Transfer = Storage

EoRRAs TRANSFER &C.
PHONE 1q4s Office AMI WAH e.
HOUSE EAST CHASE STREET. All
KINDS or HAULING. YOUR BuSi.
aESs SOLICITED.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

POULTRYMEN - ESCAMBIA
POULTRY SHOW, DEC. Z, s,
9, 10. $500 IN SPECIAL
PRIZES. REGULAR PRIZES
50 TO SO. WRITE GUY S.
HOLLAND, SECRETARY, FOR
PREMIUM LIST AND ENTRY
BLANKS, OR CALL AT WILL
SON ARMS & CYCLE co. COM
PETITION OPEN TO THE
WORLD.
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TELEPHONE YOUR wANr ADS 70
THE JOURNAL
1900

YOUR CREDIT rs 0ooD ~ YOUR
NAME ie IN THE TEEE.
PHONE DIRECTORY
Look over the odds ana ends
around YOUR house which you have no
further use for--old furniture. tools.
mwn mowers stoves. rugs, ETC.
whatever you have. turn IL into cash.
small Want 40 ~ The Journal,
coafing only q few cents. viii DO IT,
Cali up 1900, ask for Want Ad De-
nartment and describe what you have.
Your ad VIII be written for you and
II rendered later.
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HELP WANTED

MEN for fremen. brakemen; beginners
$50; later $3.50. Railway, care Journal
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DANCING

DANCING SCsIOOL-Classes rrivate
lessons Also chiidrrrfa classes N aes
thstie pa1cing 2fs West Gregory. Phone
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET.
CHICAGO, Dec. Wheat under
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WANTED-Girls for canvassing house to
holse, good money to be made Apply
lO7 s. Baylen st. From 10 to u.
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FOR SALE

ron gAI.E-Two well-located lots, East
Biount ST Buy now and save 500 90,
os January Isl they advance that much.
Price? Wen lets talk It over. Phone
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WANTED

Z
WANTED-A lady of refinement wants
home with lady who needs company
and to assist with light work: verv ca :
nable Answer Companion, T. j., care
Journal
WANTED-To buy direct from trappers.
raccoon and other skins. Phone 22ss-J
WANTED TO RENT Three unfurnished
rooms by couple with small child State
monthly rental price and location in re-
ply. E 9. Box 23s, City.
ROOM AND BOARD-Rates reasonable.
S07 West Garden
WANTED Cross tie cutters. PAY good
price for cutting. Cali at West Pensa
cola or phone sos.
w A " e D-uNFURNlsHED BuNGA-
Low COTTAGE OR LOWER FLOOR
OF HOUSE WITH ALL MODERN
FOR SUITABLE ACCOMMODATION
NORTH HILL PROPERTY PREFERRED.
REFERENCES EXCHANGED. ADDRESS
p. o. BOX i44o.
WANTED Secondhand bath tub and
toilet, Must be in good condition and
reasonable in price. Answer 1923 n.
Spring.
WANT TO HEAR from owner having
farm for sale; give particulars and
lowest price. John j. Black Florida ST.,
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin.
WANTFD-Crochetin tating, embroid-
cry and plain sewing to do. VIII work
for a reasonable price. Drop me card.
Mrs. Rogers, go r. Garden st.
YOUR stoves ana ranges repaired and
made as good as new by an expert man.
Phone LAP. J. S. Howell
cHILDREN'S HAIR CUTTING a spe-
cialty at Durham's barber shop, corner
WRIGHT street and Ninth avenue.
wANTED-Looking glasses resiiyered
furniture repaired. For estimate Phone
1886. ! will call. w. +. Everhart.
POSITION WANTED
DRUGGIST with Y years. experience
in or near Pensacola or Mobile. Can
gist," care Journal.
wANTED-Position by lady as clerk.
cashier or office assistant; anxious for
work and willing. Phone 55.
wANTED--Position by stenographer; 10
years experience Phone 229s-J.
POSITION WANTED-work by an ex-
perienced painter; inside work spe-
cialty Apply io6 IL f. Wright. Phone
$50.
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POSITION WANTED-worK by an ex-
perienced painter; inside work a spe-
ciaIty Apply 106 IL E. Wright. Phone
$50.
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FOR sALE-oFFfcE FIXTURES, ONE
ADDING MACHINE, TWO DESKS,
ELECTRIC FAN, TWO TYPEWRtTERs,
FRIED MOTOR co.
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VANTED--Position by stenographer; 10
years experience. Phone 229s-J.
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+ POM RENTING or three nicely fur-
/ nished rooms for light housekeeping.
, bath adjoining rooms. hot and cold water
4 in kitchen and bath room; electric lights
/ and gas for cooking: garage II desired,
moderat --ice. ia f. Zarragossa st.
Phone 2301-R.
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FOR RENT-Furnished apartment, 715
n. Baylen, for Information. Phone 1888.
FOR sALE-Household furniture, 1105 +.
Jackson Phone 1867.
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FOR RENT

FOR REET--Homelike apartments. steam
heat hot water. separate baths, hard
wood floors, home overlooks bay. 1 block
OF car line. See owner, 10 TO IL 2. m,
on premises, or phone z034, to 8 p. m.
seventeenth Ave.
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WANTED-Position by lady as clerk,
cashier or office assistant; anxious for
work and willing Phone 55.
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POSITION WANTED

DRUGGIST with Y years experience.
age 80 years, married, desires position
in or near Pensacola or Mobile. Can
give best Of references. Address Drug
gist," care Journal.
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WANTED-A lady of refinement wants
home with lady who needs company
and to assist with light work: very ca
nable. Answer Companion, T. care
Journal.
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WANTED-Saleslnan with ability. to de-
velop as district manager. Satisfao-
Iory Compensation TO proper party. Trad
ers- Hydro Vulcan Tire Co. Ira dars
Building, Chicago. Illinois
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autly supplemented star shells for
Illuminating purposes. THESE we're
really "a remarkably clever invention.
70 cylindrical" "disuhuaE,r Oto hold the
urcwork) being attached to tho
iuuz1ic Of tho gun Thus the rifle is
converted into a small mortar. tho
light being shot out 10y firing a blank
cartridge.
When the firevorll oxplodes high
iu the air, the half-dozen "stars" /.
contains Cpastcboard cylinders filled
with Illuminating CumpusitiunD. are
blown out and simultaneously
iEuitcd They travel through the
air much IN the manner Of meteors.
and during their flight flame brill
Hautly. burning with an intense light
for six to ten seconds.
Caterpillar Lights.
This particular Kind of rifle light
.s useful chiefly for signaling it's
stars burning white, green or rcd.
Another Kind provided with para
chute, is for illumination. Il Is fired
TN exactly the same way, but is so
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r,pu flro-mpkre material. too. wns
tho wmo. VIA, petroleum.
Tho compoh.lou used FOR Greek
rlro wun uouuuy IA mixture OF
petroleum. pitch. sulphur and resin.
n quloNlmo wore added water
would actually set it pGam, tho
eluytIug ut This ingredient Epuordt-
luE enough hout tu lguItu tho stuff
A WmpIo manor ~ employing 81
WAS tu Huult wooden rope lu 90 and
rolls tho rupo into balls. which. kept
ready for instant use, were lighted
tion could bc built on the Ciwp
Mcdowell reservation.
Wilson Signs Order.
Matters ran along FOR number of
years len this status mo- change being
made until after the resignation of
the l1to Franklin Is Lane as Score.
tarv OF the Interior. During th,
brief regime ~ John Rarton pawn,
AS Secretary or Interior. however
the forces which for many years had
boon cudcpvoriuG go dispossrH9 th,
Indians became again active Sorrc
'tpry Payne had am order signed los
former president Wilson ON May %
1890 putting into effect the origina
scheme,
Mir Latlmcr declares in bric
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EouloFu, iu 1903 liuulru1a 90 'huHo
Vur, thrown into the town. which
vaH soon On flames. burning for two
days A. that p'ri"d 10 wac Thought
lhnl SUCH N"IN' HlEnI 90 "N'y
WIN n'N'l cannon, '''l'''', 'N-
pl"si'r' Wi'h'u' "Il'. '.'', n", 'N''
rang" was no'''7hlIiF 'Il",''l' an"
improved guns soon i'''S"''u ''''"
tn tho dis'ntd.
one method Of utilizing tho cole.
hrltcd "Glr,E fire" iu fhp wljdl,
ages wn4 hv rockets. which. tur iu-
,cndnrv purposes. were sometimes
provided with pIpwlIk" hooks 'lus-
ing thereby 10 buildings uu Innd or
10 ships un the yea Us not sur ,
prISiur that ~" crusaders. oss'I'd
hv such mi7Hllr' Distributing names
which w1t'r could not uu,h'n'
should have h''u ''t'ill'd hf 'h'i"'
oNon nttrlhuuug their effects 2" ih'
supernatural
Jrrrors Dr Greek Fire
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EACH CRACKER
HAS ITS HISTORY
USED IN GREAT WAR


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