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The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-31
POLK COUNTY TRUST co.
GETS SPECIAL MENTION
FOR ITS BIG PROGRAM

The jacksonville Times Union OF
Monday contained reference to a we'll
known Lakeland banker and the OBJ
iect OF his mission to Jacksonville in
the following:
BENJAMIN Getzoff. manager of the
bond department of the Polk County
Trust Co. in Lakeland, was a visitor
to Jacksonville over the weekend on
business in the interests of his COM
pany
"According to Mr. Gctzoff, southern
Florida has taken kindly to the trust
company idea and the Lakeland in
atitution has been making remarkable
progress. Recently the title insW-
ance department of the Folk County
Trust Company issued q policy for
$239 900. which is reputed to be the
largest transaction in title insurance
over made in Florida.
"The Polk County Trust Company
is concentrating on the development
Of it's bond department and has issued
several booklets and folders sOl an
educational nature. Our keynote"
said Mr. GetzOff, lis Florida mOneg
for Florida development. and we are
extremely gratified at the progress
we are making. We have sold in the
past two weeks about $20Oo0 per
value OF a $4,000 issue. the proceeds
to be used in the erection of Il hand
some bank and Office building at
1aincs City. In view of the fact thai
vast sums are being spent by the
public in schemes of moro or less
questionable nature. we feel that Il
first mortgage real estate bond should
prove an attractive and marketable
security -
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-31

Trouble with the crew is expected
since they have been without money
and tobacco for As days.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-31
MIAMI is LUCKY

Miami. Aug. 31.-No objection will
be interposed by the government to
the proposal by the municipality of
Miami to build land out Il distance OF
1000 feet into Biscayne May between
Southeast Second and Northeast
Fourth street, six blocks, for a pub
lie park, Major Lemen. of Jackson
VILE district engineer reported at a
public hearing on the project here
yesterday.
The bay frontage was bought year
ago by the city from the Florida East
Coast Railroad Company for approx
matcly $1000,000.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-31
Fine HARVESTING WEATHER

Gainesville. August 30.-Fine hay
vesting weather is prevailing in Flor
ida. according to the weekly review OF
crop conditions in this state issued
by the Federal Bureau of Crop EST
mates for the week ended Saturday.
Rain is needed for fall paintings, the
review says.
Harvesting of corn is proceeding on
a small scale. Cotton picking is gen
eral and old cotton is beginning T.,
move.
The ground is being prepared f.
fall Irish potatoes; sweet potato yields
are showing up lower than expected.
Harvesting of hay is in progress
nicely, but rain is badly needed in
with ideal weather conditions.
Citrus fruit is said to be developing
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-31

From every angle this little dress
suggests novelty. 1t is fashioned in
unblcachad muslin, if the wearer is
under ten years old. Above that age
chambray or gingham may be used.
The skirt is decorated with little
appliqucd flower baskets. These may
be Of brown Bingham, with the flowers
in blue and pink, or yellow and red. A
narrow belt Of self-material holds in the
fulness at the waist. A round collar and
turn-back cuffs finish neck and sleeves,
respectively. Medium size requires AZ
yards 36-inch material
Pictorial Review Dress No. 8o45.
Sizes, 8 to- ~ years. Price, IS cents.N
Embroidery No. 1864. Transfer, blue
Ror yellow, 90 cents.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-31

Naples, Italy. Aug. 31.-The situa-
ton arising from the retention of the
steamship Pocahontas in port here
since June for failure to pay for
repairs has become serious because
she has aboard only five days rations
for the 2S passengers and the 253
members of the crew.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-31
REVERSE RuMORED

Paris, Aug. 81. Persistent rumors
are in circulation in Madrid that the
Spaniards have suffered a new re-
verse at the hands of Moroccan
tribesmen, says a dispatch from the
Spanish capital to the Paris edition
of the New York Herald today.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-31
COTTON SLIDES DOWNWARD

New York, Aug. 31.-A heavy sell
ing movement in cotton today was
made by southern sellers and prices
broke IS bale to the basis of Is. 80
cents for January Reports of show
er3 in Texas helped the decline.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-31

The
u. S. CHAIN TREAD
One Of the few tires of which
it may be said that they deliver
economy year in and year out
and tire after tire.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-31

some sections.
Tho condition of all live stock con-
tinues good.
Rain is needed by the truckers, ac-
cording to review. The bureaus re-
ports show an increased acreage of
cowpeas for hay. and the condition
of peanuts and velvet beans Indicate
good Yields.
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COTTON EIlTIIRES

New York. August 31.-The cotton
futures market opened steady. DC
tober, $l6.6O; December, $16S5; Jan.
uary, $1GSS; March. $500; May
S17OG.
The Lakeland evening telegram. (Lakeland, Fla.) 1911-1922, 1921-08-31

Owing to spontaneous combustion
bunker fires are becoming frequent
and serious and many tons of the
1.400 tons of coal aboard have been
burned. 1t will be necessary to re-
move the coal if the ship remains
much longer in port.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-04
COTTON MARKET
CLOSED STEADY
Scattering Liauiastions Were Rssday
Abasrbsa During Early
Tradins.


NEW YORK. June 2.-Fnrther nsht
scattering liquidation was readily al.
sorbsd Ia the cotton market durin.f
today'a early trading and after selling
off 20 ia.2s. October rallied TO is6s
o. points net higher. The close was
a. i3.57 Tor thas position With the
general market CLOSING steady Al a net
advance u 10 to IA points. Liverpool
was a little better than due ana th~
market here opened A. a decline ~
one point on March. bat generally uu
changed te three points higher. There
Nas little scattered southern sell.
los aH well ag continued liquidation
bY holders who bad been disappaint.d
By The failure Or iow end Nav cnndl .
lion figures 20 create q broader De-.
maud These offerings sent prirss
about ? @ points net lower shortly
after the opening July selling of 10
1881 and December to 1850 A Ia
Vorabie weather map probably lncreas-
ea the disposition 20 iiauidste long
contracts but the selling was very
light following yesterday rcacti,n
and the market turned steadler dur
iug the afternoon on covering. univ
sold up 70 1859 and Deasmher 10
is.ss or "a 70 rs points net higher and
the close was within a point or tao 81
the best According 70 private cables
received here this morning there were
rumors "a Liverpool that a basis for
q settlement Or Lancashire wsxe dis
putes had been agreed upon. Later
reports were published that Lancashire
mill owners we're threatening To close
down. but thsy failed 10 disturb the
market which, generally speaking. was
extremely quiet. with q steady under
tone. There Was some comment upon
the comparative absence ~ southern
selling AZ the decline of about i - v
from recent best prizes and some wefe
inclined e. connect this with the pos
sible influence ~ huHiah May end
crop reports. Reports from che goods
trade indicated a small but steady Ie-
msnd from China for shsstlnKs AMI
drills. sales ~ print cloths ln the
FAN River market FOR the week
amounted 20 SO eco pieces ana mil
was reported on about r.
cent sale with some Improvement
looked Tor next week.
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MARKET AFFECTED
BY TIGHT MONEY
Liauidatiens ard Saort Settings ~.
fsessd Furthsr Price lr
pairment.

NEW YORK Juns Liquidation
and shosf settings effected suTtass
pftce impairment - the Stock mar
act STANDARD shares lest 60
points while specuia i've issues Jared
even worse.
Pressure accumulated throgaa fghl
money Indications ~ trade "A pFeNsiaa
and further dividend omissions. chirf
among these were cuba Cane Susaf
preferred and Armour Leather pre-
ferrea. while International Harves-
ter announced cut in the common
dividend
The Cubau cane dividend action
evidently came a. = surprise Thaf
stock sustained an extreme losm nf vs.
points Oh heavy offerings whleh ia.
clude4 q block - soee Nharsa.
other sugar shares we're sxtsefnsly
weak ~ were many foed stocks. nln-
tor subsidiaries. cheapeF oils. ehem.s
Gals. and .hlppings. Rails we're All
and Irregular throughout. mhd Ell sits
~ bun pools 20 elevate sons secoraarF
speciaiiles met with slight success
Weakness ruled - the close.
Yesterday furry ~ money was not
repeated Cal bans opened and Fr-
mewed into next week nt - per eWnt
auoiaiion that prevailed Throughout
tac session. Rates for time funds
Were unaitersd. but supply diminish
"a and few dealings o. commercial a.
psr were reported.
TIE hssviussz ~ foreign exeaF 80
particularly sterling wam awwnc.ate1
wtth selling from London On rsfecifon
- British coal miners 0f the Epvvrn-
ments proposals. German ant Greek
remitfanepa alone showed cemfassfive
sGrenKfh.
The chief feature - the bout rass-
kst vas rallies "a ztta These closed
AZ s1se. = net gain ~ slightly more
than one point ard almost two points
above yesterdays low reeord - So.
other Liberty isNuss showed mad
gains and iosscs and tae general nssHd
Msf wan Irregular Total sales, per
value. ttAsFkooe
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-04
ouN's REVIEW


NEW YORK. june e. Duns tomor
row VIII saR.
Another month has passed without
a general recovery n business. hat
conditions are steadily working ta-
ward stronger and sounder ia.
Changes that are essential 20 revival
have long been in progress. and thfre
r. hope that = more decisive turn fsr
the better VIII be witnessed after ne
ending ~ summer Win Apsu6a.
causes for hesitation the present r.s-
uation j. marked by waiting ~ many
quarters. the disposition being 10 DE-.
Yer Important action until necessary
readiuHtmeuts have been extended
While exceptions 70 this policy appear
tn certain instances where Maulda lau
has seemingly been completed. the a.
titt A. e most buyers IN reflected la
their persistent disineunslion 10 on-
crate beyond immediate requirements
future price considerations being q
factor Th the yielding n soms
commodities has been checked ia etl-
denced by the smaller number - a.
chnes in Duua iisf ~ wholesale uuns
tationM bgt The prospect 81 additional
recessions Is assigned a. reason far
the withholding - demands fn rot =
few lines and this phase l. attii proun
lnent IN The great iron and steel n :
duslriem
Weekly hank elearius- ss7o35as.zsl
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STEADY UNDERGONE
I'm COTTON MARKET
Lack % BuIiish greet DURING wssk
Disappointins 20 Scattering f4eiasra

NEW YORK. June a.~The feature
in the cotton market during she pasi
week was the publication 81 The sew
eruments nrst condition rsperi 81 ths
season.
This Was very closely in lire wlth
the average ~ private reports pre-
viously issued however, and failed 90
stimulate the market. Evidently So
lack % builish erect waa . disap-
polntmsnt - scattering holders "a
contracts and there were reactions
following So pubiisatiQu. ReaiixinE
~ liquidation was promoted ~ ~
ports - favorable weather ia the
south the continuance 81 the British
labor trouble and q feeling that held
ers ~ spot eotton In the south were
willing 20 supply buyers on compare
lively slight advances. Otherwise
however no selling pressure vas ~
ported and the market was very quls
toward tbs last % The week wiih the
undetone steady. The government re-
port making the condition - the crop
&C. vas fully ten points beiow the ten
year average. a save 40 figures On
the acreage planted this year ~ TIE H.
dieated crop but the private reports
which had made the condition es.e OF
the average pointed Co q reductlon of
20 per cent Ia acreage and placed the
Indicated Yield al oniy see .oee ~ les
The opinion IL expressed 81 locai
brokers that the market has NOT yet
accepted such low figures a. . serious
loreoast ~ the yield and recent het-
ter weather has encouraged the hope
~ some such Improvement from tie
Haf@ - 49, 49, az. 4
season. Acoording 10 the government
final figures. the acreage planted and
under cultivation.
According % the governments final
figures. the acreage planted and under
cultivation on June - last year was
SJ.e42.ooo compared with the preiimi-
nary estimate ~ 3s.ses Gee and IN spite
az the low initial condition. last years
crop turned cut IVA pounds 60 the
acre or a shade above the ton year
average 30 fresh development has
been reported with reference 90 plans
To- financing exports. and no special
change has been noted with refersnre
60 conditions abroad. Rather con
fiicting reports reached the trade io-
day regarding 8. aspects Tor = settle
ment - the wage dispute Ia I.anca-
shire private cables stating that an
agreement was expected whlle there
were also reports that mil owners
were Threatening O. close down II on
rativeF dia not accept ths proposed
reduction ln wages. some ~ the mills
have been closed because - nber
troubles and euriailment continues IN
New England bat "a fair goods bust.
ness has been reported.
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nonsx Ano sKeaAses

MEM YORK. 4uus st8lluu nH*ffaNe
iiie paper "a "a Ezrhan3s ifrfsa-
ar ptariinN stats aaN hflia mna nuna~
utsrriaf sixtg daY bills 80 tsauks = 80 -
nuHumerriai siKtY aay bills SIS lss -
utaud al Ca cahiss as go NfAnes
demand 49, emhims = "a NuaAaerm -
rnaad q ~ rahiea SIS 1--we aeriand
80 cables Gg MaFkss demand eFs
cnHtsr 81 ufners dsmnnd Nfos SEE
den DEMAND 1sA NaFNAF dsmsaHd
fss@ Arssutins atmEnf afF4 fifnEiii
demand l6st
Mnntfsni 10 "a psrrert aiscuuut. Gnv-
eminent beads frm. rallruad iseuds sass.
TStum taanE frms f8xtr dm9N. ninefs
dngs and HiK nontAs Z pErnsat
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cnlcAco aRAIn nARKET

CHICAGO June . sharp set-haets
in the priee af whsat tnwA place tnsas
after fhe maFkst bad tourhed neH hlf7
record quotations fsf ihe 1niy o. -
rfY, slowing down - export businf~s
counted IS hesrlah factor. and -
tua dld ideal weather conditions Ia
finish uas heavy a. a. g. a. reass
met decline G.rn lest - e. ernsss
and oats e - . ccnt in pfutl2iofsi
tine ouleasne varied fFom 50 eents &C.
cline % cents adTauns.
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LEGISLATORS INVITED
TO BRIDGE CELEBRATION

TALLAHASSEE. Aunn late feN
fsrday there appsaFsa IN The han - ~
hnmNe - representatives hNNe - pretty
1-nunE ladies frufn NanksuuNilse Thsfr
ie@asr. Miss Nmifhs waw inFiteA fo thR
speaker nfana SD ffum ftaf rruuUn-
tors aHnnHncsa the efletFaiimm - tam
uf,snfnN - fhe hls hrfaEs srfass fhr -.
1oin'n river ana inFffsd the msmtsre
- ere hnuee 81 repfeeentafirea - -
prsxeai - fiiat QCaasiea NefN prsffiiE
she urrsa tHat - usmnY ~ them - epuis
% - - - kafd ~ fHaf nncasion.
Tee uaenhsrw rhewFN8 49, lastiiN. mmH
ufsn see hsd eanctatsd ~. Ntsuart ~
llllimisaHauMh ceumfN wmA slNrted 60 feM~
rrsenf enc house - representatives -
flrlmfiF 81 fhe npentmM
ff IL uudsrstuaf tbat fhs YpanE ~ -
visited the Nenats. the MQeermuFM offce
ana the aerartus@nf ufftess. with ths sans
n1faiAi inFitatlans
TheF attracted considerable aff*nfi1n
aisoui SO eanital and fhs hFiaKs = hs-
irw talked - uaeFe tumkWhf psrHnps fhea
81 ever uuatd have bseu in ms Nif9 hsf
See tne wislt - the v@umT ladies'.
Floriaa has 7t.oessss fruit ans MT
bearinE trees.
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J0URN Al CLASSIFIED ADS
Ons Csni . Word In Advance
One Rate 70 al

csnns TIE wosaa IN veuF aavsr-
tGaamssae ana multiply ~ n. nam-
hax e tiEass gs0 assiTe q printed.
F@zssik aanaralnslg.
II eaaatias wscras laefsaas re
Les." s.Nos 9alm.H Wanted" etc. -
VEL - addresses.
No Advertisement takea fax tass
khAn - eantm.
SLACK FAcE CAPS. LIKE This,
Two EmMTs pEn WoRC.
parzsFs phsa SCATTER. las asshss.
mnlaa spAem classified display &C per
tns. sse par tash giz Ines rs@As Al
innA.1
AAv pasasn waosM name appears 81
Fh@ faa@T hens aire@toT9 may have
classified AIS charged
CaEce1 orders shoals Re Asxen tn
writing. never ever the phoas.
AdweF1sens should give their homs
o. pesfansea address - wei 81 their
phone Numbers. bssau@e many sad
eTs faVa - telephones
II ths advertiser Sc desires. replies
ear bs sent IN care 81 The Journal
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coTToNsEEp OF

NEW YORK. june while ncar
months were again relatively steady
ON tho strength " crude. the later de-
Iiverles ~ cotton seed oil were easier
today because ~ commission house
and local selling. with the close s 20
20 points net lower Prime crude S.ks
ais. prime summer yellow spot. 7.ss
a. Is. July 7ss. sept. go. Zee. $50
all bid
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sEA ISLAND coTToN

SAVANNAH. June a.. Sea Islands.
Market dull. fancy. 81 nominal. e.
ira choice. a8aaT. choice "a momiFaf.
sales none. receipts. t6s shipments
3sa, stock. sa9. crop On slight. s.ss7.
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porAro auorArlona.

CHICAGO. june 1.-fotatbss stronger.
northern white sacked and bulk 9tcaesr
per cwt. Texas tFtumphs 81 IS. Aiahauna
spauidiuR rose tzTas I.ouisiana iunK
white g. seat9 81 per cwt Virginia coh-
hisfa g. % per barrel
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% pa,nrEss WANTED

0ass allen. Makeup Men and
Lookup Men Linotype ana Mou-
type and Mon0tSnN he8 board
and Caster Operators. Want "a
perlenred men. bat can use q feW
MifM little mNpNrl eMee M@EktmN
fort -eishf houfs per week Open
shop. unaeF first class conditions.
Permanent positions with wages
from tse % - So % per wees. ae
sired Appls a. once, ElNiuk age
ears experience. pnattinn dwNtr
81. references salary. expected
and when Yom can cann Address
THE standard Printing COMPANY
incorporated Louisville Ky
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" Ant Z. kh-~sse era8 ssaunN nearia wsba
wieh - eofk their way throuNh hasi
nM@A asffwN@. Is e@N ~ nH@E HaT part kNs=
lers. Fier1en business University. aTk
Er#nf BIDS
~ Y0T hRNe had any unsatisfactory
aa@3Anaa Aith stock hHukaFs Or ia stock
purchases. cor usuuicaAe aHh us Eunma-
4.atslNs ExeFF thinn, euuftaansAa1 Nae
Il &C. - Wa st New YeFA CITY,
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BE A pETECTTvE-rxcelien opporiuu-
sfy, good pay, travel Write 6. r
f.udwiEs SUa MeatoNer Bldg, Kansas
city. Ma.
W ANTEU-~9ioed servant Apply ikth
Avenue and Ia Rue street after , .. IA
WANTED woman % travel through
est West Florida. 20t hioumt fNdg.
Monday 70
WANT EI-~9sampetent wonaan 10 cook
for family 81 three and assist IN house
keeping. Can faFEiah servants room on
place Apply leef ~ Gadsdeu.
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NOTICE TO LOCAL mARlnges.

Florida "a lschlcoia Rav vtsss
Pass cur Range Rear Light Tempo.
AIRY faxed white light ~ 40 candis pow
~ shown May 1ist from structure
heretofore erronrouslv reported o.
Htroyed
&. a g. =. Caarts Nas fsa. tsa
IaEht List. Atlantic coast 1881. p
s3s, No. 1893
Buoy List. Ssh district 1899. - Is
Coast Pilot Section r. 1915 D. "a
-
BY order 81 toe COMMISSIONS -
Lighthouses.
r. = tANPHER.
Superintendent " LAmhthoussa
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The BOARD ~ Pharmacy for the state
Of FLORIDA. VIII r@nGmct their Mid-eWms
mer examination ~ applicants for regis
tratteu as NhA rfuacists. tm the Central
1arm m8nnmr School Building. Miami. Flor.
ida. commencing A. as5e a.snl. June t8th..
and continuing tM0 DAYS
As prerequisites faF examination &c a
required that an applicant shall submit
proof @f four years experience im thm
practice 81 pharmacy. actual time spent
IN college 81 fharEnaCNs 20 lfe credited
as such that he shall be &c least eiHh-
teen wears ~ aNa. and that he shall sub
msi certificate proving two years high
school training or it, equivalent Zee
fer eKaFHi nation Be- SIS 90. Application
Mnd fee should ne flied ~ the office ~
the Secretary ~ least five days prior %
the examination
3. itAEUHToN. Secretary.
palatka. E1a
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LOST AND FOUND

IA9@F-~Isamt SUNDAY. heavy black himHket
between Turner'S camp ana tz4a Ave.
Hefuru To HEaed Meter Company
lsxf@f-stream horse BLACK mare and
branded wgth ere letter a Return or
nostfY ~ 81 ff3nrEehe FhnHn a4N5 Ne-
mAna aLA- 90 n-AN.-ea- Vel Nnn-aea.a.
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superintendent u I.Iaataou.s.

There 10 enough lumber standing ln
the forests ~ florida 10 buna homes
Tor al thc people N twenty 81 our
largest cities.
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MORTGAGES LOANS

LOANS on REAL ESTATE
We lnHd money On Real Estate ~ the
gsty On short notice Please state "a
application 4 you have an Abstract 81
title tn the property
Cal ana See Us,
THE WATSON AGENCY. the.
scash paiafox 81.
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POSITION WANTED

POSITION WANTED Dung maj grad
Mate ia plane wants position tm ORCHESTRA
pf wHi uiAV for dances Address d ff
r.. care Journal
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The Market Place of West Florida
READ DAILY BY 10000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But Trif1e and the Results UneQualed
HELP WANTED

WANTED-~Thrse men fer buying sell
ms and traveiinK poeifiane. steady. aeaa
pas. Advancement Must invest ~ fnN
shares An. Ran Shoe and Belt "a 8st
Brett hiaN
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LEGAL NOTICE

NEITHER the captain, owners or con-
steness ~ the italian ship Aihsrtstelie
vii he responsible for debts contract I'd
for account 81 said vessel Captain OF.
vsr Ras8seo Brothers Consignes
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EDUCATIONAL.

AFfS@ Narsen Anderson viii epen sum
ser aesuus fIft and sgNth grades 81 tha
Elisa Jams Mtsan nehe ai June 8 Phone
LESSONS 81 Shorthand ara Tsgpe uselfInm
IS 81 pep menth. ieta American Baak
HMAialnN.
AENS AaEFns Ereeman asli8 open summer
Fhoei a. Nilxa Jane Is ison school MAJ
- rhane ftss
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POSITION WANTED Young man afane-
&ranh8F wants position Canal lfs and
ensrestte. Address l.. n n care jour
nal
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wANTEn-~fs "a 80 experienced tuFpen-
tin men % werk 81 sttEi near MusH0Kee.
TIA Good pay N8F particulars see
Marshall Hootnsnn a. RenAaeois Journal
81 =. m or - - - g. m
wANTED-one or tNe good boys WITH
bicycles. Applp Postal Telegraph go.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-04
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The Alaska daily empire., 1921-07-23
BONE LEAVES ON
 EXTENSIVE TRIP
Accompanied by H. K. Thiele Starts for Interior-Ex-
 poets Return Soon.

On his first extensive trip in the Territory since assuming the duties of his office, Governor Scott ( Bone left Juneau last night on the Alameda for Fairbanks and Nenana. He was accompanied by H. K. Thiele. who was recently nominated by President Harding for Surveyor Gen eral of Alaska MT. ThieIe stated prior to his departure that he had been assured of his confirmation in telegraphic advices received yester- day from Washington.
 The Governor and his companion will go direct to Valdez. There they will be supplied with an automobile by the Alaska Road Commission and go to Fairbanks. They will go to Nenana, probably spending day there and a day out on the line of the Government Railroad, returning for a two-day stay in Fairbanks. They will then leave by automobile for Chitina, going from there to Cor dova, and expect to catch a steamer out of Cordova about August for Juneau