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Arizona republican., 1921-11-10
1s WANTED-sITuATloN. MALE

A THOROUGH shoe man is open for a position. Box 9E, Republican. bs
Arizona republican., 1921-11-10
DANCING SCHOOLS

Academy of Dancing, Odd Fellows han, Mrs. Lottie Dingman, profess sional instructress Ball room and fancy dancing, class or private; children class Saturday afternoon. Private instruction. Phone 1887 or 2072. If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-10
13 FOR RENT FURNISHED
 ROOMS

FOR RENT - Comfortable room with private entrance and connect ing bath. Can supply two meals day if desired. SIS N. Seventh Ave
 If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-10
1e FOR RENT-sToRE, OFFICES Garage Bldg. For Rent. Location, BIO North Second Ave; Phone 2847.

TWO good office rooms, 209-211 Cotton Exchange Building. See c. A. Bennett, 303 Heard Bldg. Phone 40S1.
 If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-10

STORE room for butcher shop, gooe location. 714 East Washington.
 If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-10
S SAVOY HOTEL

Second Ave. and Jefferson. Phone 434S. NEW AND MODERN. Rates by day, week or month. L. H. Waltz. Manager. 1T
Arizona republican., 1921-11-10
ELECTRIC LAMPS

Headquarters for Mazda lamps. Electrical work and supplies. Vim son Bros. and Carter. 25 E. Adams. Phone 359S. If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-10
SAW FILING

By expert. Any kind of saws. SlI \. Eleventh Ave. or Phone Sl6l.
 11-bm
Arizona republican., 1921-11-10

ConVaIescents- home; excellent home cooking. 10lO E. Mckinley: Phone 4941. IT
Arizona republican., 1921-11-10

For rent. Riding lessons. Cowboy corral. 724 W. Van Buren. Phone 3397. tf
Arizona republican., 1921-11-10

FIX X-SERVICE MEN SEEK JOBS When you want help give the frs. chance 10 ex-service men. A number of men who have served their coun- try now are looking for position here
 Phone American Legion headquarters, 4s3S, and we may be able to till your needs If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-10

SCHWARTZ $ CAMP
 Wonderful place for health seekers See this place first and you will De satisfied. Everything new and sanl- tarv. Rates reasonable. Best water in tha state. Information. 31 N. aUarmo tI
Arizona republican., 1921-11-10
FLOORS

ELECTRIC SANDING MACHINES
 Old floors resurfaced and finished; new floors, parquet, inlaid or com mon. laid, hand scraped and finished by up-to-date methods. Pre-war prices. Phone Cramer 4092. If
Arizona republican., 1921-11-10
ELECTRICAL DEALERS

ELECTRIC wiring. motor wind ing, electrical fixtures and supplies. Hoeppner Electric & Mach. Co.,. 16 S. Center. Tel. 799. If WIRING-FIXTURE SUPPLIES
 Motor Repairing and Rewinding Speciality. New State Electric Go. Phone 4436. 214 W Washington St.
The New York herald., 1921-10-15
Twenty-third Assembly Dhtrict.

!. d. Location Occupied as
= North side OF W. 1924 ST.. rs feet
west OF Fort Washington ave-.
- South side Of W. 163d ST.. 80 feet
east Of Fort Washington ave.
The New York herald., 1921-10-15

s2d =, DIV. b1st st.. sth ave.. w. uoth
SD p, p.-w. b2d st.. s.n ave.. W. o,,,
a4sh tn 2; III b.N@. Nv SD ST.. s.h ave-. W. SEA
39th e: D.-A diagonal limo from the corns,
OF w SD st. and 10th ave 10 the corner ~
w osd st and 9th ave-. 9th ave. and a
s ST. to the CORNER ., q ,o.s OH
and w. SD st. ~''
assana ss'a Fl line PROM FROM the ts ssr,:t St, Oh ave.
w. SD st.. TO the corner w. D2d ct. and ioth
ave-. and 10th ave. "'
s7th E; DIV C4,h st.. 10th ave.. w. SGD
line from the corner Of s, eve' ,ss0nni and w W.
20 20 tnc Es, corner OF w: bfth 81. and 9th ave..
39th r. DIV. seth St, 9th ave. n djaro,a
line from the corner OF 9th ave- and w
s4,s s4h . st. 70 The corner Of 10Th ave: and w.
10th y; DIV. o5th st.. sth ave-. w. SD
iIst E DIV. s1,h st.. stn ave-. W. s,,s
4ad r. Nv. 57th st.. 9th ave.. ". ss,h
asd y. D.-A diagonal line from tho eor,s,
Of 10th ave. and w. 5sth It, 10 the corner
OF 9th ave. and w. 57th st.. w. 57th NJ. and
s4th r. DIV. Goth st. Co,umbu, ave. NJ,
ave-. a diagonal line from the corner Of oth
ave. and w. b7th st. 10 the corner Of Iosh
ave. and w. bsth st. 10th ave. and Ams,er.
45th y. DIV. Goth ST.. ives. End ave. r.
diagonal line from the corner Of wes. End
ave. and w. h9sh 81. 70 the corner OF Am
sterdam ave. and w. Goth ST., Amsterdam
ave-. 10th ave-. w. 5oth st. and Hudson
River.
aGth 70. DIV. 61st ST.. Amsterdam ave. a
diagonal line from the corner OF Amsterdam,
ave. and w. Goth 81. 10 the corner Of West
End ave. and w. 5oth ST. and West End ave.
47th Il. DIV. ED ST.. Amsterdam ave
W. sist St. West End ave. w. Goth st. and
Hrdsor River.
4Sth r. D.-A diagonal line from the corner
Of w. 62d st. ard Amsterdam ave. 20 the
corner Of W. a1st ~. and Columbus ave.
Columbus ave.. w. Goth st. and Amsterdam
nvc.
aa.h r. D.--A DIAGONAL line from the corner
Of w. 6ed st. and Amsterdam ave. 20 the
corner of w. 63d ST. and Columbus ave.
Columbus ave. and a diagonal line from the
corner Of Columbus ave. and W. sfst 1T. 20
the corner Of w. 62d 1t. and Amsterdam ave.
Goth II. DIV. CID st, diagonal iine
from the corner Of Columbus ave. and w.
cad ~. to the corner of Amsterdam ave. and
w. e2d ST., and Amsterdam ave.
Sfst Il. DIV G?d st., Amsterdam ave,
w. C2d st. and Hudson River.
The New York herald., 1921-10-15

Broadway. Academy ct. and ver-
milyea ave-. main entrance on
ACADEMY IT. t...............P. 8. 50
Broadway. Academy st. and ver-
milyea ave-. entrance exit Q on
Nermilyea ave. .s....P. s. So
broadway. Academy ct. and YER
n'lyea ave., girls entrance
through VI rd on Arm depov ~
The New York herald., 1921-10-15
Second Assembly District.


Ist L. D.-catharine st.. East Broadway.
% L. D.-Catharine ST.. Division St. chrys-
tie St. Canal ST., Division ST.. Market ST.
Sd D.-Market st.. Division ST.. Canal
ST.. East Broadway, Pike ST. and Henry st.
4th +. D.-East Broadway. Clinton st..
5th f. D.-Essex st, Grand ST.. Clinton st.
East broadway and Canal st.
9Th e. D.-Broome ST.. Essex ST.. Hester ST.
7th z. D.-Grand ST.. Allen ST., Hester st.
Essex ST.. Division St. Canal st. and Ed
sth 4. p.-Cirand st.. Eldridge st.. Canal
st; and Chrystie st.
9th E. D.--Broome st.. Forsyth st.. De
lancey ST., Eldridge ST.. Broome ST.. Allen
10th E. D.-Delancey ST.. Ludlow st..
Broome ST., Orchard ST.. Grand ST.. Allen
ST., Broome st and Eldridse ia st; - IA
lancey st. and Forsyth at.
18th +. D.-Stanton St. Orchard st.. NV
ington St and Forsyth st.
iancey ST., Orchard St.. Stanton st. and Alien
18th e. De Houston st.. Allen IT.. Stan
18th e. D.~stanton st.. Forsyth st.. Brooms
st. and Chrystie st.
10th E. D.-Prince ST.. Bowery, Stanton st:
Chrystie ST.. Delaney st.. Bowery. Spring 81.
nth e. D.-Grand st.. Bowery. Delancey
St. Chrystie ST.. Canal ST.. Bowery. Hester
st. and Elizabeth ut.
18th E. D.-Grand ST.. Elizabeth st.. Hester
st., Bowery. Canal st. and Lafayette st.:
18th f. D.-Broome ST., Lafayette Sc. CanAi
st. and Broadway.
Goth z. D.-Spring st.. Mulberry st.. Grand
st, Lafayette ST., Broome st. and sullivan st
21st f. D.-Kenmare. Bowery. Grand ana
Mulberry SITS.
22d f. D.-Prince st.. Elizabeth st., Spring
st. Bowery. Kenmare ct. and Mulberry 81.
23d r. DE. Houston ST.. Bowery. Prince
St, Mulberry ST., Spring st. and broadway:
oath f. D.--Great Jones ST.. E. Sd ST., "a
ave., Chrystie ST., Stanton st.. Bowery, Il.
Houston st. and Broadway.
25th e. De. 4th st.. I'd ave.. ID. 30 st.
Great Jones st. md Broadway.
26th e. DIV. Sd st.. Broadway. Spring
st. and Thompson st.
9th f. D.-Houston ST., Thompson e..
Spring st. and Sullivan st.
2sth f. DIV. Sd. Thompson. W. Houston
and Sullivan SITS.
goth e. D.-Macdougai ST.. w. Houston st:.
Hancock st.. Bleecker ST.. Macdougai st.. w.
Sd ST.. Sullivan st. and Spring st.
30th f. 9th av. Bleecker st.. CarTnine
ST.. 9Th ave.. W. Sd ST.. Macdougai ST..
Bleecker ST.. Hancock st.. W. Houston st.
and Bedford st.
3lst e. D.-Bleecker st.. ith ave.. W. 4th
ST. Barrow ST.. Washington pl., otn ave-
and Carmlne st.
The New York herald., 1921-10-15
Twenty-sccond Assembly District.

u. y. Location. Occupied as
I-16Sl Amsterdam ave.. confectionery
q w. 145th ST.. bet broadway and
Amsterdam av., west entrance
on court. ..................P s. 1S6
B. w. 1s6th ST., bet. Broadway and
Amsterdam av.. east entrance
on court. ...................P. Il. =. 1856
g. w. 145th ST.. bet. Broadway and
Amsterdam av.. west entrance
on court. ...................P II, 3. 1SG
5-f7c3 Amsterdam av....... Shoe repairing
g. s. side w. 147th st.. 90 It. west
OF Amsterdam av......... Booth
7-1764 Amsterdam Av. Confectionery
g. S. side OF w. f4sth St. ~ It.
east of Broadway. Booth
9--fTSS Amsterdam bakery
10 ef0 W. 10th st. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Tuflor
The New York herald., 1921-10-15
rourth Assembly District.

fst r. D.--Monroe St. jackson ST.. East
ST., Cherry st. and Gouverneur st.
"a r. D.--Jackson ST., Grand st.. Mangin
st., Broome st.. Tompkins ST.. Delaney st.
and East Rivcr.
The New York herald., 1921-10-15
ELECTION NOTICE.

Hudson River.
36th F.. D.-Christopher st.. Hudson st..
Grove 81 Bedford ST., Commerce ST.. 1th
ave. Morton ST.. Hudson ST.. Barrow ST. and
Greenwich ST.
37th E. D.-Christopher ST.. 7th ave-: Conn
merce ST.. Bedford ST.. Grove st. and Hno-
son ST.
3sth T.. DIV. 10th ST.. Greenwich st..
Charles ST.. Bleecker ST.. Christopher st. and
Hudson River
The New York herald., 1921-10-15
Eighth Assembly District.

Is, f. DE. Houston at. Suffolk ST..
Stanton ct. and Ludlow st.
"a r. D.-A diagonal line from tho corner
OF Avenue A and I'd st. TO the corner OF
Avenue b and Il. I'D ST.. Avenue u. f. Hous-s
ton 81. and Avenue A.
Sd Z. D.-2d st.. Avenue A. 4. Houston st.
and 1st ave.
An Z. Dad st.. lst ave-. L. Houston ct.
Sth +. DE. 80 ST.. Avcnue a. I'd at. and
eth =. DE. 9th ST.. Avsnu. A, n. sd at.
and "a ava.
7th e. DE. 4sh ct. Avsnrs y, a diagonal
line from the corner of Avenue - and r. 81
ut. to the corner OF Avenue A and I'd st.. and
s!h Is. Doth ST.. Avenu. b. d. 4,h ct.
oh. y. D.-5th st.. Avenue A. n, 1,n ct.
ION e. Doth ct. Avenue A. sth e,. and
"a ave.
iith e. D.--A diagonal line from, the corner
OF fst ave. and r. Sth st. TO the corner OF
Avenue and 7th St. Avenue A. 9th at. and
i2th r. D.--7th st., fst ave-. sth 1T. and a
diagonal line from the corner OF 9th -t. and
I'd ave. to the corner OF 7th ~. and Hall st.
18th T.. D.--Tth St. diagonal line from
the corner OF 7th ~. and Hall st. to the
corner OF 9Th 81. and I'd ave, I'd ave-. 9th ut.
and Cooper square.
i4th f. D.--Astor pi.. Cooper square, str
ST., Cd ave, r. 4th ct. and broadway.
18th T.. DE. 9th st. I'd ave-. 7th ct,
Cooper square and 9TH ave.
18Th II. DIST. Marks pl., fst ave-. 7th o..
and I'd ave.
The New York herald., 1921-10-15
ELECTION NOTICE.

iO---oOJ Stn ave-. pdibek |
IT. ST. Nicholas ave.. 126th and 127th
sts.. w. l26th ST.. entrance.
The New York herald., 1921-10-15
Tenth Assembly District.

fst r.. D.-christopher ST.. 9Th ave- and W.
Washington pl.
Christopher st. and Bieecker ST. 30
81 y. DIV. 18th at. dlagonai line from
tho corner OF w 18th 1T. and 7th ave. TO the.
e Va 'h s ssa Sss avs @ ays
Charles 81. and Greenwich ave. II.
4th p. D.-perry st.. waverly pL. w. 10th
mh y. p.--w Attn ST.. W. 10Th st. nisscss.
-. and a diasons, line from the corner q
~ wee s,S a. and Perry ~. ~ ~ WV N''"'' y
9Th r.. DIV. nth ST.. w. 4th ST.. diaso..
nal line from the corner Of w. sth st. and
Charles St. and Bieccker ~.
I'm ". D.-Grsenwich ave, Charles st.
waysrIy pl:. Perry st. w 9TH ST.. W. iith
sth e. D.-e;reenwich ave. Bank ST., 'wsy-
erly pl., W. nth St. w. 4th St. and a diaEe-
4th st. 10 the corner OF Greenwich ave. and
'" sth i. DIV. 1eth s.. = diagonal In.
ave. 10 the corner OF Bank st and w. lsn
st.. BANK ST., Abingdon SO. and 9Th ave.
foth II. D.-Greenwich ave. W. 18th st. and
lin p. DIV. 18th ST., rth ave-. W. nth
ST., Greenwich ave. and sth ave,
diagonal ag,n line from the .n corner Of % ii,s q.
and 9th ave. 20 the corner OF W. 18th st. and
7th ave. and ~, ave.
isth 4: DIV. i4th st.. 5th ave-. W. t1th
IAN E. DIV. iItn ST.. 9th ave. w. etn
ST. and 9Th ave.
18th Z. DIV. 9th ct. 5th ave. w. 9Th ST..
Nacdougal ST., waverley pl. and 9th ave.
feth r.. D.-waveriey pl., Washington
Square West. Macdougal St. W. 80 ". and
9th ave. ts
nth n. DIV. sth ST., z. sth ST., Lafayette
ST.. Astor pl.. broadway. w. Sd st, Mac
douRai ST., Washington Square west and
Macdougal st.
isth 9. DE. 1i,h st.. 4tp ave-. e. sth ss.
and 9Th ave.
The New York herald., 1921-10-15
sixth Assembly District.

fst r. DE. lth at, East River, Stanton
St, Goerck st. r. Houston 81. and Lewis ~.
I'd Y. DE Houston ST.. Goerck ST.. Stan.
ton ss. and Cannon st.
Sd Y p.--E. Houston st, Cannon ST., Stan.
ton st. and Sheriff at.
4,h r.. DE. 4th St. Lewis St, II. Houston
st. and Avenue y.
hth II. DE. 4th ST.. Avenue d. n. % st.
and Avenue c.
9th u. DE. ID ST.. Avenue ID. =. Hous-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-15

Stomach trouble is almost always
followed by a complication of dis
eases. One of the first being an over
worked liver, with all the symptoms
Of biliousness, followed in turn with
headaches. coated tongue, nausea,
dizzy spells, pain in the back, palpita-
ton of the heart and other distress
Ing symptoms. Sooner or later the
kidneys will become involved and that
is just why these danger signals
should be needed in time. A wise man
puts out the fire before there is too
much destruction; the same theory
should apply to stomach trouble.
Gas In the stomach means fermenta-
ton instead of digestion; decay, in
stead of nutrition for fermentation
produces poisons. which are absorbed
by the blood, and which frequently
bring on the condition known as auto
intoxication or seIf-poisoning. This is
also why we develop acidosis. which
brings on so many complications such
as rheumatism, hardening Of the art
cries, high blood pressure and other
conditions. which may mean perma-
nent loss of health. Acidosis is one
OF the main forerunners Of Bright's
disease ana 0laDetes, nehce IL - evil
dent that If we have stomach trouble,
however slight, we are foolish Indeed
If we do not take prompt steps to
correct 1t.
If we are not fit as a fiddle IN the
morning; If we don't feel better than
when we went to bed: If our breath is
offensive: and we have that bad taste
in the mouth; nature has set the dan
ger signals for us and we cannot af-
ford to neglect the warning that she
gives us. That is just why the de-
mand for Tanlac. the great Stomachic.
Systemic and Reconstructive tonic has
broken all Worlds records. The Amer
lean people have learned that it prob
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-15

with 20.02 at the close OF yesterday.
The general market closed easy net
points lower to 20 points higher, with
the spring months relatively firm.
The opening was irregular at an adj
vance of points to a decline Of 80
points, but August was the only month
which showed the maximum decline,
and the market almost Immediately
turned firmer on the relatively steady
Liverpool cables, bullish private crop
and spot advices and expectations Of t
bullish weekly report from the weather
bureau at midday. The advance was
stimulated by the csnsus figures in
dicating domestic consumption Of
467,102 bales for August compared
with 410.120 during July and reports
that a prominent New Orleans man
estimated that the carry-over OF cot
ton in this country would be less than
500, 600 bales by the end Of this season
outside of mill stocks. October sold UP
to 1925 and January to 202S or 81 to
40 points net higher, while March and
May showed advances of SIS to 60
points. with March selling at 20.15.
There, was increased realizing at these
4 figures which became more active
when the weekly report of the weather
bureau failed to stimulate fresh buying
1 with the market breaking to 1910 for
october and January during the after
noon or is to rs points net lower. The
decline on later months was checked at
last nights closing figures. however,
and there were rallies later although
a very reactionary sentiment was re-
ported in professional trading circles
mere at the close. The weekly report of
the weather bureau was generally
oullish but stated that top crop pros
poets had been revived In some Texas
stations by rains.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-15

from their farms and plantations TO
the tables of consumers IN New
York, Chicago and other great and
distant markets.
Certain of their ofacIafs state that
the public lacks reliable Information
Of what Il. actually means to take
an orange, q head OF cabbage or
lettuce, q bunch OF celery Z grape
fruit or box of strawberries from
the warm Southern climate to the
table OF the Northern consumer in
az fresh and edible condition as
though grown in his own back yar6s
They want that information to be
gathered By IN oGicial body 30 that
the farmer who raises and ships his
crop and the man in New York, who
buys the fruits and ont Of season
vegetables, once looked upon as lux
uries. may know whether they are
paying fair charges for rafrigera-
ton erTcutc 10 market. and whether
the trans irritation companies can
give proper service on the charges
allowed ~ the Federal Commission.
The volume OF shipments unaAr
rerr1eaTatton out Of Florida alone.
last year. was twice that Of two
Years ago and SIX times that 81
nine Teare aEo Indicating the fnn-
pcrtaaee OF tbs aneati0n for the fu-
klre both 70 producers and con-
841l&EMA
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-15
TRADING. CONFUSING
In STOCK MARKET
Most Extensive Operations Of Any
Session for Recent Months
Held Yesterday.

NEW YORK, Sept. 14--On the most
extensive operations OF any session for
recent months the stock market today
made some noteworthy accessions to
it's recent recovery.
Trading. was very confusing, how
ever, early strength giving way to
irregularity at midday. Another Wig.
orous rebound later was impaired by
heavy proft-taking. this, in some in
stances. cancelling gains at the close.
Commission houses with western
and other interior connections were
prominent on the buying side. Their
participation tended to confirm the Inn
preston that public interest in the
securities market Is showing definite
signs of revival.
Sentiment in speculative quarters
seemed to be swayed by relaxed none
tary conditions, the more stable course
OF commodities and general if some
what moderate improvement shown by
the steel industry as seen in higher
prices for wire products.
On the exchange call money opened
at Ave per cent with abundant offer
ings at 1-2 outside. Time loans
were made at 1-2 per cent, even
for the longer periods and a slight
concession was noted In the rate for
commercial paper.
OF all the usual leaders oils were
relatively backward, most OF the for
eign and high grade democratic issues
denoting pressure. Steels and equip
ments dominated the list. especially
Baldwin and railway steel springs.
Shippings and motors. also the mo-
tor accessories made substantial con-
tributions to the advance, with chem
icals and paper and leather special
ties. Dealing In rails Were limited
mainly to secondary iTsues and cop
pers reacted on trade conditions.
Further heavy buying OF dollar ex-
change in London for British and
other interest precipitated sharp re-
versais IN the local foreign exchange
market. virtually all European re-
mittances weakening. especially francs
and marks. The bond market, includ-
ing liberties. was mostly higher on
enlarged dealings. Among foreign is
sues. the strength Of Cuba cane rs
and heaviness OF United Kingdoms OF
1887 were contrasting features Total
sales, par value, $1z.s50. 900.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-15

singles cup, by defeating him here to-
day. 4-6. TO, 6-4. 6-3 In the fourth
round of the annual titular tourna-
ment. Johnston, winner of the cham
pionship in 1915 and 1919, staged a
spectacular me-back, but as was the
case at Forest Hills, N. Y, last Sep
TENDER, 1t was Tilden who defeated
his plan to secure a third and final
leg upon the historic trophy.
A year ago Tilden won from John
81, 1-6, Us, ST., 6-3. Today on the
club the local player erased the 1.-THE
Californian in four set match and
apparently cleared the way for the re-
tention of the championship which he
won for the first time in 1920.
Johnston was not the only former
title holder to be eliminated, however.
for R. Norris Williams H., of Boston,
champion in 1914 and 1916, also went
down to defeat before j. o. Anderson,
the Australian Davis cup player. in a
hard five set match, SIS, Ga, 20, 40,
"a. Other survivors Of the fourth
round included Wallace f. johnson, of
Philadelphia, Francis T. Hunter, of
New York. F. Gordon Lowe, of Eng
land, Willis e. Davis and Robert g.
Kinsey, of San Francisco.
Summaries national singles cham
pionships, fourth round:
f. Gordon Lowe. Manchester. Eng
land, defeated Stanley w. Pearson,
Philadelphia, 3d. Ga, 6-S.
Wallace F. Johnson, Philadelphia
defeated Howard o. Kinsey, San
Francisco, 40. So. 6-2, e-1.
Robert G. Kinsey, San Francisco.
defeated William ]. Gallon, New York.
60, ell, ga.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-15
TWO CHINAMEN
ALLOWED FREEDOM
Third Is Held by Department OF Justice
as Important Witness.

Yesterday afternoon three Cinnamon
were removed from the county jail and
taken to the federal building by u. S.
Marshal Peter Miller for investigation.
The Cinnamon have been held at the
county jail by order of tho department
Of justice awaiting advicea from Wash
ington. Each of the three Cinnamon had
been released by the immigration authors
ties after they had furnished bond In
the amount Of $500 each. Advices re-
ceived allowed two OF the Cinnamon,
Chin Jack and Juy Chong to be released
by the agents of the department Of JUS
tice. The third. however, was not so
lucky. for the advices received ordered
that he be held as he is principal wit
mes in the recent cases of the parties who
are alleged to have attempted to smuggle
Chinese into this country in wholesale
lots. The third Chinaman, Kite Chin,
was remanded to the county Jail.
u. S. Marshal Miller stated that when
the Chinese are given liberty even on
bond. that once they get out of reach
of the local authorities they are some
times very hard to locate. and for this
reason. Kite Chin is being held, as IL
might save delay when the case - ser
for trial The trial with white Kite Chin
is connected is expected to be held in
November. The other two Cinnamon,
it is aids, have made plans to leave for
other points.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-09-15

ably provides the surest. safest, and
quickest remedy for all such troubles
and Millions upon millions have taken
1t with the most astonishing and grati-
tying results.
Tens of thousands Of men and wo-
men OF all ages and in all walks o.
life afflicted with stomach, liver and
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standing. as well as thousands 81
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apparently on the verge OF collapse
have testified publicly that they have
been fully restored to their normal
health. strength and weight BY It's
use. Still others who seemed fairly
we'll yet who suffered with indiCes-
ton, headaches. shortness Of breath.
dizzy spells, sour, gassy stomachs.
coated tongues, foulness OF breath
constipation, bad complexion, loss Of
appetite, sleeplessness at night and
terribly detected. depressed feelings
state that they have been entirely re-
lieved Of these distressing symptoms
and restored to health and happiness
by Taniac
NOTE: Tanlac Vegetable Pills are
an essential and vitality important part
of the Tanlac Treatment wherever
constipation is present.
You cannot hope to get satisfactory
results from the Tanlac Treatment
without first establishing a free and
regular movement of the bowels. Ii
stands TO reason tllat no treatment
can do the greatest amount Of good
when you are suffering from constipa-
ton or biliougness, or when your zys-
tenn Is clogged up with waste products
and poisons.
Tanlac and Tanlac Vegetable pills
are sold by the Crystal Pharmacy and
leading druggists everywhere.-adver-
tisement.