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The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-04-28

Chapel Hill.-Durham high school
won from a field Of 200 competitors,
the debating championship Of North
Carolina by defeating Greensboro in
the final contest of the North Caro-
lima high school debating union. From
the 200 teams in the first round 30
winners went to the University OF
North Carolina for the final elimina-
tom.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-04-28
Observation-Disclosures Smith Dead.

Goldsboro-John r. Smith, "a
Years. who was superintendent of the
state Prison under the administrac
ion of Governor Russell. died here
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-04-28

Fayetteville.-After celebrating 10
hours, the jury trying Thomas r. Clay
ton, of New York, for the killing OF
Deputy Sheriff NJ N. Blue, in this city
on January %, returned verdict OF
murder in the second degree and
Clayton was sentenced to serve 20
years in the state prison.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-04-28

Rocky Manufacturers OF this i'm
mediate section interested in the pro-
posed establishment of a sweet po-
tato storage warehouse in this city
and the boosting OF the potato raising
industry in this part Of the state met
at the chamber of commerce assem-
bly, rooms and perfected definite or
ganization plans for cooperative
growers association to be known as
the Tar River Sweet Potato Growers
Cooperative association.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-04-28

Buie's Creek.-Buie's Greek Acad-
envy holds it's thirty-fourth commence
ment May Z, 8, II and IL. The COM
mencement sermOn to be preached May
8 by Rev. J. S. Snyder, Fayetteville,
and the commencement address will
be delivered on the 18th by Hon. Rob
ert N. Simms, Raleigh.
This Is the closing OF one OF the
best years of work here, the enroll
ment being more than $50, represent
ing six states, sixty-flve counties,
Cuba and China.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-04-28

Henderson. The campaign for
funds with which to build new col
lege to be owned arb controlled by the
Methodist Protestant Church this
state is making fine progress. Last
week the campaign committee held in
stitutes for ministers in Littleton,
Burlington, Charlotte, High Point ana
Greensboro.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-04-28

ThomasviHe.-J. E. Taylor, chief Of
police OF brownsville, was shot and
killed: by Dr. J. W. Peacock, well
known physician and former city
councilman of Thomasvi1le.
Either a stray bullet or one Of the
bullets that passed through Taylor's
body wounded Henry Shaver, who
was in the act of supporting the
wounded man. Shaver's intestines
were pierced and he was reported to
be in q serious condition.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-04-28

Charlotte z. " Taylor, president
of the Southern Public Utilities COM
pany, died suddenly aboard the pr1-
vate car of J. B. Duke, near Fred
ericksburg, Va, from acute indiges-
ton.
The death of Mr.. Taylor was an
nounced in a telegram, received by
officials here of the Southern Public
Utilities company.
The review. [volume] (High Point, N.C.) 1908-19??, 1921-04-28

Greensboro.-That $4,000 negroes
have organized "K. K. K" and that
they will "test with bullets" whether
members of the white Ku Klux Khan
are real ghosts was the information
received by a Greensboro man, E. G..
Lyndon, in q letter mailed at Sails
burv. signed "Colored K. K. K"
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
HAS NEW PLAN
ON COURTHOUSE
TheO. Hewes Urges Coliseum
to Add Space.

To the Editor: In your Feb. II
issue note your editorial in regard to
the new courthouse and the selling of
part Of the property facing on Washing
ton street in order to cover the expense
Of construction.
Let as not overlook this important fact,
that the price Of this real estate will not
pc any cheaper twenty years from now
than at the present time. In fact, any
one that would buy IL would figure It
better than 10 per cent in the bank and
it does seem 10 me it would be a serious
mistake for Marion County to dispose or
any Of this property for private uses
But since the matter is up I would Ike
30 suggest plan that have mad IN
mind for number Of years, but have
never yet been able TO get any or our
city officials to consider seriously, and
that is the construction OF a coliseum
north Of the courthouse on the property
owned by Marion county, using the base
ment Of this building as nreproot vault
For the storage of county and city
&cords.
BIT is the accumulation of these records
lat is crOwding the courthouse, and
reprOOf vault, connected up by under
, ground passageways would give US lot
of room in the present building for other
purpose and I think would take care OF
the county's business for several years
There is sufficient ground north Of the
courthouse to construct building as
large as the coliseum in Chicago, and
In addition we CQu4u nave fJU AcoL u
market stalls on Market street, connected
with this building that would more than
pay for the overhead.
If there is any one city in America
that is handicapped for the lack OF q
frst-class exhibition building Indianapo-
lis is that city, and 1 do not know OF
another city in all America that is so
fortunate in having vacant ground right
in the heart Of the business district,
where such a building could be con
structed. Those of you who attended the
poultry exhibition last week in TomIln-
son Hall could not help but realize the
crowded condition Of this exhibition and
the limited number Of entries that we
can accept The same condition exists
with all other exhibitions that are staged
IN this building. 1t would be an easy
matter for me, and 1 think for every
other Snowman that has the mana ge-
ment of annual exhibitions here, to more
than double his entries if they had room
to display the goods.
Every time a coliseum is mentioned
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25

structures with side walls. 1 can speak
with reasonable intelligence in this mat
ter, as for the season of 1922 1 hold
leases on the following buildings: Coli
scum building, Chicago; Music hall, Gin
cinnah; Broadway Auditorium, Buffalo,
and TOmlinson hall, Indianapolis, and
as a Snowman I would be pleased to
sign a contract for an annual exhibition
lines 1 have mentioned, to run for ten
years, guaranteeing to pay fair rental
on such a building for ten days out Of
each year, and am quite sure that l
can name twenty Ave other showmen that
would be glad to make the same sort of
contract, in fact, enough contracts could
be written to practically cover the ex-
pense Of construction, but l do hope
that no part of this real estate that our
city fathers were wise enough to select
shall ever be turned over for use OF pri-
vate business. Very truly yours,
THEO. HEWES.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25

few real estate men with something to
unload try to influence the powers that
be to construct such building in some
they have real estate to sell and places
that no Snowman would ever follow, be-
cause showmen, Ike SUCCESSFUL men In
other business, insist on displaying their
goods where people can see 1t. As an
illustration, do not believe that Mr..
Olson would construct moving picture
show on North New Jersey street If some
one would deed him the property.
The cost Of construction of coliseum
has always been q stumbling block and
every time you hear it discussed by the
press you read of figures that are at
least five times in excess Of what they
really need to be. IN fact, s building COW
ering the entire space north Of the court
house could be constructed, even at the
present high price Of material, for less
than half million dollars and Il would
be one Of the greatest assets to Indian
apolis, next to its wonderful interurban
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25

system, as a building Of this kind. To-
Gated In the heart Of the city, would be
used practically every week during the
year. l have studied some of the plans
that have been submitted for buildings
standpoint they really make one SMILE
In the past twenty years 1 have worked
in practically every large building In the
United States and have studied their
construction, and today there are no two
buildings constructed solely for exhibit
ton purposes that from a showman's
standpoint equal the Coliseum building
IN Chicago and the Broadway Auditorium
in Buffalo. They are simply arched steel
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
Protect the Children

Healthy Blood and a Healthy System is
Child's best protection against Colds,
Grip and Influenza. Give them GROVES
IRON TONIC SYRUP. 75c.-Advertise-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
Ladies: Use Your
Credit-It'S Good
Terms

$500 down and
$40 q week on a
purchase Of $4,000.
On purchases Of 90
to 1O0 dollars lib-
eral terms will be
cheerfully arranged.
People living In
suburban towns are
invited.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1921-02-25
1O9-111 SOUTH ILLINOIS ST

south street. Saturday
gladly
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02

NEW YORK June Prime msr-
camille paper 9 a. a per cent Ia
ahanme strong steriing STATS daN aiila
and commercial s8NtN DAY bills On
hanks afs 6-s commercial siAty Day
bliis ase So. demand as i-ss eafies
asf - Frames Demand as ca
hies 8fN nelalan francs DEMAND 81
ahiea sat NaiiasFNf Demand 80
cables 2&es. Llfet Demand s.28l e.
bies SIS Marks Demand f.ts ca
blcs 10 Greece. Demand t.Fts
Sweden. Demand 2aas Norway. ue-
mani 1888 Argentine Demand 1871.
nraanan. Demand. lass. Mouirsal
10 a. per cent discuuut
noFeFument amd raiir@d bonas ir-
regular Time Jeans firm RlKtr days.
ninety days 80 months 8 50 peeeeut
Call money firm ruling rate Z. bank
screptaucea 9 - percent
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PLEASANT RELIEF
FOR BILI0USNESS
Naussatinu cathartics urnscssaaFy
ard Otter Ven Harmful.

When you notice that your tonrle T.
hscomimw coated. your breath heavy -
fsserish. your skin aaiiow. vour mind
md body sluggish. or when You SUITES
frequently with bilious headaches. yot
should promptivs correct tire Gauss
which "a . torpid liver and inactive
bowels This condition q popularly
known as biTousnesa and Il usualis
assoc ated with constipation. indiEes'
ton. dyspepsia, headache, hackachs
etc
Dou't raake Tire mistake - goadinf
your liver with caiomei or ether nan.
seatinr catharfics. You viii set muct
quicker and more pleasant relief -
flushing the liver ard bowels with -.
rob.' Liver salt Il IL perfectly saI
sna harmless and its results are last.
ing. All ths leading druE stores Sci
Jacobs Liver salt n u aEste imoxs
penns4s Ask your druggist - get
for you u - 80 pleasant % tas<e ant
- delEhiful On effect that you are
sure 20 - pleased sifh it.-fAav)
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DEPRESSION in
STOCK MARKET
steels and Motors Marked ~ Further
cursaiinsert 81 Operations

NOW YORK. June i.-sharos 81
n the stock market today but specu-
lative issues recorded additional losses.
Increased depression ln essential In
dustries. notably the steel and motors
was marked hy further curtaliment q
operations. lower price schedules and
more readiuatment - dividends.
Food speeiaities such az sugar. were
heavy II the list a. q whole. gains
and losses were comfuNinEiy mixed ~
the Irregular close.
Transportation stocks derived little
o. no benefit from the cut IN wages or
dered b the railroad labor board
Traders were expected e hold aloof
from the railroad division pending ac-
tion regarding freight rates b the In
terstate commerce commission.
Fluctuations IN the money market
followed the recent set course caH
loans opening az percent and rising
10 i-2 in Response 90 the usual be-
lated demand. Time funds and COM
mnrciai paper rates we're unchanged.
The foreign exchange market waa
strong. sterling rallied four cents from
IT, recent low ana continental rates
showing especial Improvement.
a new low record ~ 6s8 Tor liberty
les featured the bond market. Other
liberties were mostly lower bat victory
notes strengthened. Domestic issues
we're Irregular. Total sale par value.
g. $50. 900.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02
LOWER PRICES in
ORLEANS COTTON
improvement - Weather ard Cree
Conditions Has Effect on Msrkst.

NEW ORLEANS. June Improve
ment II weather ard crop conditions
put the cotton market lower today. ex-
cept that durins fhs course ~ the
opening cam prices were : g. , points
higher. 10 response o. also somewhat
better market than due. Immediately
after the caii q saseinH tendency de-
Neioped and IL waa Oh evidence 60 TIE
close. late in TIE day. the most acfiFe
months we're rs g. 90 points under the
last prices - yesterday and the close
was ~ net losses ~ ~ 80 20 poiuts.
July fret traded as hizh 81 l2to fen
off 20 - 80 and closed af izai.
More ~ less selling wms caused ~
cabieRFama from England. stating that
cotiou mill WORKERS bad again refused
20 consider wage reductions ard ~
reports from the Caroilnas telling ~
strikes among cotton mills ia thar sNe-
tion.
The heaviest selling however re-
suited from the weekly crop accounts
bY the government whNrh were better
than expected ard Indicated that the
crop va making cod progress ln
most sections. Sellers were cautious
however. because ~ the expectations
that the first condition repurt 20 thu
season. due tomorrow viii 81 huliish
The weather map vas considered
highly favorable. tscause ~ tha warm
weather prevailing over the belt with
only scattered showers o. The western
belt. where moisture j. needed in eanse
sections bat uneasiness saa rnustsl -
the waruirK ~ 3 tropical disturbance
in the northwestern Carrihsan sea ape
parently headed north for ths UuG ~
Afexlco.
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CHICAGO eRArn mAakrr.

CHICAGO. June Wheat Tor future
delivery jumped ~ nine cents < hushsi
today July contracts reaching ths
highest price set this season. fl.aT ia.
niE cuts in the estimated yield ~ the
1871 harvest ~ winter wheat supnl1sa
much ~ ne Impetus that hoisied val
ues. The market closed strong up
IL 20 : "a cents compared with yes
terday's finish. corn gained rs 20 9
a. cents oats ia 10 - cents
and provisions - ~ Sc cents.
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JACKSONVILLE 1Une t.--Tn q ~ +
lime steady as. sales 49, reaeApfN
sfs shipments q. sfeeh. 2i.EFa.
Resin. steady salea SEA. raatlafs
ilas shipments none STOCK. IFas1s
Quotations WV. Taa WG. ass
= SIS. AZ. SO K. 2s8 ana ss8 ~.
q SIS and ace d. ase q. ases -
3.so q 1so =. 9.s9. n a.fa.
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u - . - HHHaHgH HHaI


Turpc1tine firm. fsa~s saiee f&tf
receipts. 81. shipments. tf3 sfssk.
katg
Resin firm. 81 20. MNMs fwnN Ns#. H8As
shipments fte afnrk &8arN.
Quotations WV IT'S Mn 6Nk a.
e.zs. s. ss1f-A o. t5a. a. asz1-ei
"a 8eet-a 81. aFt 81 gss1-4s o.
a.T41s@s q. SIS. 1H8
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02

NEW YORK. June i--HaainK prizes
from cottonseed oil today. followed the
strength % grain and further commits
sion house buyinE due 90 the tiEhtness
~ southern crude. FINAL prices we're
generally 10 IL points ret hlghmF
sales Tsae barrels. Prime crude SIS
20 sac. prime summer Ysliow spaf
nominal Juiy 7sf1. September 55ss
December $50 al bld.
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porATo ouorATIoNa.

CHICAGO. June Potatoes steady
northern white sacked and hulk S0ass
per cwt. New stronger Texas trlnmphs
as per cwt. southern cnbbiers 2asa
$50 cwt; I.ouisisna long whites 2.00a
g.fS Per cwt
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POSITION WANTED

POSITION WANTED-NounE graduate
ia piano wants position in orchestrit. or
viii play FOR dances. Address ~ u. H.
care Journal
POSITION WANTED-Youn man stsno-
era pher wants position. Capable and
energetlc. Address = ~ r.. care jour
nal
Experiences stenogra uher desires per-
manent position % viii fiil vacancies
during summer. References Eiven. Ad-
dress C-iis care Journal
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EDUCATIONAL

LESSONS IL Shorthand ur Tspe4ritInx
as % per month. f9f3 American hank
EuiidinN
MISS Pearl TeFYfn wMi begin Nuuarnar
= aonl Monday. MAJ SO Annie E Ne
Miisan school Phone io6a
Mss Maine FfeeFaan viii anan sumwar
senoel e Elixa Jane Wilson school MAJ
81. Phone 1859
DANCING sCTFooTr-CiaNses Private
fheuc dancing. 2es " Grsgory Phone
- Il
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20 paiNrrns aAnrrn

Case Men. Makeup Men and
Lookup Men Linotype and Mon
nt8pa and Mum0tgpe keyboard
and Caster Operators Want eM-
pATtenced men. but can use a few
With little experience Working
forty eight hours nCr week open
shop. under first class conditions.
Permanent positions wlth wages
from S3a.e0 10 8t6 % per week. ac.
Cerdimg % ability ENa not Apply
unless permanent position IL dee
sired. Apply At once giving age.
years expez ience. position destr-
I'd. references. saiRrs. expected
and when you can come Address
The STANDARD Printing Company,
ttneorpOratedD Louisville. w.
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col1nt tire words gn yaaT mawar-
tiaennenf ara aaltiply ~ the nufn-
Der q timea yea desire 4 printed
remit aceordingix.
Ia e3nutinE words fncIade ss1so
Let 'slsor sale sskyanteG.a Ste. ~
weA 50 addresses.
RATES
No sasartiAsmsut taken fer lsaa
than IS cents.
SLACK FACE CAPS, LIKE THIS.
TWO CENTS PEH WORD.
PAFagTnphoa matter. iiae aashss.
whfta eUace. classified display Sc per
llns. ssc per inch IL lines rake a.
ineh.D
Any pegn1n whose nanae appears II
1ha telephone directory may have
classified aaa charged.
Cancel orders should be Bsven IN
wrltsng. never over thm phone.
Advertisers should give their homs
- poslssyics address as vel a. their
phone Numbers, beeauas many rad
eFa have ~ Telephones.
IL the advertiser Sc desires. replies
can BE sent Ia care q The Journal
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LODGE NOTICE


Regular Communication ~ the Scot tiMh
Rite Bodies ia the Nallv ~ Pensacola
Thursday. June q az AZ ~ "a
Installation 81 officers IN the Chapter
Il. @. BUSHNELL. sso'y.
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1'RANSFER-Storage

BoRnAs TRANSFER CO.
PHONE lies. OFFICE AND WARE
KINDS OF HAULING. YOUR Busi-
NESS SOLICITED.
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Invention ~ csrd board rslnforus-
msnt IN ths sc hole - shipping TAGS
neffed Denison. the fnTentur. q for
tune.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02

The wedding cake Is = survival ~
the old Roman custom - baking q
wheat - barley loaf - signify mar
rlaKe
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02

The greatest ocean depfh kno~n -
six and ons-fvuTth ml.sa near shs
Island - Mlndanao. n fns phninlnss
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02

All persons. inciudlng creditors. iera-
tees and distributes. having claims. %
demands against the estate % fha ate
Monroe j kSikan. are hereby called upon
% present the same 81 the mmaerNigm
) dsninisiratrfx within tao Years afier the
first publication hereof
THIS. April i4th. 1891
LEONE ~ EIskTN
Administrators ~ said Estate.
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Notice in hereby given that the under
signed. surviving guardian 81 tie estate
of hrendie Ffeinef5 Eaiaiic t. ffeiffer
On the 90th aaN ~ june Il 10 1897 anplN
20 the Honorable WuNrk Heiiinner Coum-
IS Judge II fscaulhia County. Florida. az
sanDia. FLORIDA fer authority e. sell the
interest - the said minors n aud % the
following described real estate 20. via
Tire south fiftg tSn1 feet 81 iaf four fst.
and the south nfty (ae8 feet 81 the West
{ Weufy-sven fzll feet - lot five fFl In
Hiock three f1F q the East King Tract
fsasf 81 TareANuna street frontlnR aftY
tE8t feet ~ the East side 81 naNia street
by i depth 81 one hundred (fna8 feet rs
the city ~ Pensacola. Eacauihta county.
state - FLORIDA
PAULINE n PFEIFFER.
June 2nd. 1871 -oawaw
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tAAAAt GUAR alfAEH ANiu ti4NfsN
". p Johnston 90 Mrs. j. b. John
ston. May 20. 1921. 500 and other
Lots and 8, block Z lots 2. ii and a.,
block 6. Town % Bluff Springs.
Escambia Motor Car Co. by Sheriff
70 Emma 4. Hyer. May q 1881. $1,000.
lots 81 10 S.. block 8. East Pensacola.
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REwa o. RKcoRp I
q . a u 8, q @ q . q q u . q - ]


John y Davidson and Paula Roifs.
John Bennett Way and Katherine
Ellen Sutherland
George Mctts salter and Leona Dam
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-06-02

WANTED Three men for buying and
selling positions Travel some Good
pay. ferma usnf Advancement Must
bcofne a member ~ this company HuV
few shares An. haM shoe 4 holt Co.
STa Brent Bldg
WANT Ep-FfRsT CLASS cAapEN
TEN@. MEN WHO CAN FRAME a
RooE FROM nEUE PRINTS. UNLESS
CIV. sAaTaai poBsoN Am srssF
PANAMA CITY. fla
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THE Market Place of West Florida
READ HAHY BY 10000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But 1file and the Results are Unequaled


NEITHER tae captain. owners Or con-
slsntes % the Italian ship AIberfFIefla
WAN b. responsible FOR lahtM contracted
for account 90 said vessel captain 0Ns
vaFt. RosAsr1 Brufherw. Canelnnoe.
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LOST AND FOUND

I4eST--Isast SUNDAY heavy black blanket
between Turner's Camp and 18th Ave.
fssSF-ef,Feas - HORSE black mare ard
All last seen fWo nllea frum Moline
branded viii the letter a Return or
aotlTg ~ s. Hlnrteha Phone z86s Re-
NAFa &t8aa Delivered West Pensacola
fs9s@T-MunHay tn-f4 aciock aue money
aAak gunsenfs total fiee ss Three
81 - bills. fee $50 90 btIis. two s. 80 ella
sssss@thrNe 90 hli1s. and ssr ia change
s18E@. EalAsaN q Main and receive re-
maNa
sT--tfafaann F'eiaE. Ala. and pensa-
saa MAY - 1891 enc a8sE-EfNaf antaflos
ske wheel with tire Huammtrd On same
j. heel ATTACHED "a part - eFukem frafn8
- tire hglaNg and locked 60 part IT frame
s4fA Gcrbtn iuck, Liberal reward fer
sefaFu 81 above 20 baldwin County Pre-
Aaee Corporation. Eal0F. Alabama.
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MISCELLANEOUS

" - seS eFat young people who
wish So work lheir way through bust
ness enaeKe, GO eAH az once Tor partIpu-
AFs Florida Business University. ga
tsrent nldx
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MORTGAGE LOANS

LOANS on RgAL ESTATE.
We lend money On Real Estate 81 the
e3tN On Nhof1 notice. Please state In
Application n Nnu have an Abstract q
Title go the property.
Call ARD See ia.
TNE WATSON AGENCY. Inc,
ssutk paizfoK Sc.
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Motiro d hereby given 20 creditors. ien-
afeen. distributes and al pereaHs having
claims or demands against the estate n
A 81 kohel deceased. 90 present the
- me "a the UNDERMINED a. 0mNmamCha
oklahoma. Or 90 my resident agent Her.
bert y. Caro-. Pensacola. Florida. within
Two years from the first publication 81
this notice May sfh 1891
WILLIAM kOEEIs. Administrator.
MaV 81 1871
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II 11N have had any unsatisfactory
dealings with stock brokers ~ ln stock
purchases communicate with uR Emma~
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