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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-15
PRESS COMMENT
A Dangerous Tendency.


II may be difficult to find appeal
ing ground upon which to oppose a
| measure of government regulation of
! the packing house industry in this
| country, or the coal industry, or any
other basic industry. These interests
have been so ruthless In their deal
ings with the public in times past.
and have been so totally unmindful of
the power of public opinion. that few
feel inclined to go to their defense,
even when it is fully understood that
the sins of individuals have brought
reproach upon a whole industry.
But, leaving out the packers, as
packers, and the coal barons as coal
barons, the conservative forces in the
country must realize, in legislating
upon license system for private bus
mess or in giving the government bu-
reaucratic control over an industry,
a move is being made in the direction
of specialization that cannot fail to be
menacing to the free institutions Of
America.
The packers. as such, may be enti-
tied to genuine sympathy in their
present predicament. However virtu-
Gus they may regard themselves, the
fact remains that they have grown
enormously. rich at the expense of the
American meat consumer on the one
hand and the American stock raiser
on the other. They may talk a great
deal about the narrow margin of their
profit, but these profits have been
stupendous in the aggregate, as the
country well knows.
The coal producers may not have
earned the sympathy of the public
in the fight they are making to pre-
vent the fuel industry from passing
into the hands of the government
Many of them have profiteered out
rageously in the past few years. and
the rest of them found no means of
controlling those who robbed the pub
lie. This also is we'll understood by
the American people
Nothing, for example, is so simple
as the extension of the federal license
system for the packing houses to the
fertilizer business, or to the manu-
facturers of harvester manchinery, or
to the growers of wheat and corn. AS
it would be just as easy and just as
logical to give the government full
control over the production of iron
anu steer anu 4uHlDGI anu SdIu anu
gravel and cement as to place the coal
Industry under control.
All of the interests mentioned
might be regarded by congress as
basic" industries and therefore sub
ject to a mild degree of nationalist
ton. From that the next move is So
cialism, with the hideous prospect of
communism only one degree removed.
There is something definitely re-
voting to the American mind in state
socialism. True, a few hundreds of
thousands of our citizens believe in
il, but they constitute merely a negli-
gible minority of the whole. What is
true of socialism is likewise true, IN
general, of naturalization. And if
congress wishes to interpret the true
feeling of the American people, that
body will move slowly in the direction
Of licensing private business, or of
giving the government control of in
dustries owned and operated by pri-
waite interests.-Fort Meyers Press.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-15
Short Skirts Are Safe and Sane

Short Skirts Are Safe and Sane
Young and old women who wear
short skirts show very good sense.
Freedom of the legs in walking is
essential to safety and health. The
automobile has made 1t necessary to
cross streets more hurriedly than in
the horse drawn vehicle days and I'M
questionably the short skirt is an ad-
vantage. It is heaIthful in that it
is high enough to escape sweeping
up the germs from streets and floors.
1t is economical in that it saves wear
that more quickly ruins longer skirts.
As for the moral viewpoint, no one
can arrest that. There are equally as
many persons who will condemn
long skirt for its immoral suggestive
ness as there are who find the short
skirt wrong from a moral point. Hoops
were worn by our grandmothers, who
believed them to be quite proper. Yet
hoops probably were the more sug-
gestive than any form of wearing APP
parel affected by women.
The thing to do is to elevate the
mind to a consideration of the advan-
tages of the short skirt instead of bel
lowing a chorus of demanding long
skirts in order to fit misconceived
ideas of decency-Miani Herald.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-15

II all the crooks are making moon
shine liquor who's buying it?
Il wouldn't hurt the marines feel
ings any if they were withdrawn from
Haiti
Congress has Is days to work.
That's too many.
III choosing his cabinet Harding
probably considers it more blessed to
give than receive advice,
Bandits in vladivostok attacked
American sailors. That's long way
to travel for common occurrence.
Lloyd Georges coalition government
will be biackened in reputation today.
Mayor Sanders welcomed the
French captain. bouquet, yesterday.
But. then, bouquet leaves Wednesday.
Gunman in West Virginia was shot
by a policeman. Carelessness on some
body's part, evidently.
No. Frank. we weren't talking about
your side-partner.
Health Commissioner Copeland of
New York says there's something
wrong with the immigration service.
Huh!
Mob In Kansas town wanted to hang
police chief for shooting an oil field
worker. What's the matter with Kan
sas?"
saenger's agent is talking theatre
construction. What Saenger needs is
few masons on that pile OF bricks.
o
When the clock struck "12" the 9TH
err night father came to the head OF
the stairway and in a rather loud
tone OF voice said:
Young man. is your self starter
out e order tonight?"
1T doesn't matter" retorted the
young man, "as long as there's n
crank in the house."-Plttsburg Post.
Screen Actress have a certificate
from my doctor saying that I cannot
act today
Nfanager-why did you go TO all
that trouble? I could have given you
certificate saying that you never
could aot.-Film Fun.
Maria" said Mr.. jenkins, as he
pushed the bed against the wall,
Maria" didn't l ask you a week ago
to oil those castors. They creak some
thing awful"
Il know you did, James, but there
isn't drop Of castor oil in the house"
--Plttsburg Chronicle Telegraph
%
And 20 you think / would prove a
satisfactory mate with whom to sail
tho sea Of iifeF" he asked softly.
ooh, so-so," the maiden responded
coolly. You'd do pretty well as a
mate. I guess, II you clearly under
stood who was captain"-Country
Gentleman.
MY wife constantly posters me for
money. Does yours?"
NO; the people she buys things
from do that"-Ladies' Home Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-15
REVELATIONS
OF A WIFE
RY ADELE GARRISON
BY ADELE GARRISON

How Katie Planned for Her "Missis"
and Her Love-
''Plees Missis Graham. may / spik
to you?" -
The old familiar phrase on Katie's
Katie's and Jim's love making in the
kitchen. and Jim told US that Katie
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-15

street car company and gets a verdict,
but it would, be much better II no
damage We're inflicted. Any property
destroyed is a waste, and it is folly
to say that what is lost by corpora
ton serving a community is not a loss
to the community.
Then the cars are frequently de-
layed by vehicles using the tracks
This does not bother the Jacksonville
Traction company a little bit. but it
bothers every man, woman and child
riding on the cars that are delayed.
For many years elements in the
city government have been hostile to
the traction company. We will not
stop to enquire whether they have had
cause 20 be or not. The important
thing is the result. The result to date
is a seven-cent fare. The people pay
it and the company gets It, We are
not sure that a seven cent fare would
have been deemed necessary If the at
titude of the city government had
been helpful instead of antagonistic
to the company, but we are sure that
this hostile attitude is in part respon-
sible for the seven cent fare. The
company has suffered from this atti
tude of hostility and passed it down
in part to the people.
The company must be self sustain
ing or go out of business. If it were
compelled to go out of business thous-
ands of people in /. suburbs who
have no automobiles could not get
down town. Suburban property would
decline in value. Everybody knows
that the company is not now wallow-
ing in wealth and everyone who stops
to think will realize the fact that un-
der present conditions whatever is
done to increase it's expenses will be
handed down to the people. And don't
forget the fact that a man who is hit
by brickbat thrown at another is
as badly hurt as if it had been thrown
at him.-Times- Union.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-15

Ninety-seven per cent of Americans
die without making will.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-15

In four years from planting, rub
Der tree will measure Is inches in
girth and will be ready for tapping.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-15

Alaska produced minerals to the
value of $4,000, 900 in 1920.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-15

Canada Is discussing the possibili-
ties of the musk OK as a source of
wool
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-15

II all the crooks are making moon
shine liquor. who's buying it?
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-15

MY wife constantly posters me for
money Does yours?"
mo; the people she buys things
from do that"-Ladles' Home Journal
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-15

In choosing his cabinet Harding
probably considers it more blessed to
give than receive advice.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-15

Gunman in West Virginia was shot
by a policeman. Carelessness on some
body's part evidently.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-15

And % you think would prove a
satisfactory mate with whom to sail
tho sea Of ifeT" he asked softly.
ooh, $685." the maiden responded
cooliy. You'd do pretty well as
mate. I guess, II you clearly under
stood who was captain."-Country
Gentleman.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-15

Maria" said Mr. jenkins, as he
pushed the bed against the wall,
Maria" didn't I ask you a week ago
to oil those castors. They creak some
thing awful"
Il know you did, James, but there
isn't a drop Of castor oil in the house"
--Plttsburg Chronicie-Telegraph
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-15

Bandits in Vladivostok attacked
American sailors. That's a long way
to travel for a common occurrence.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-15

No. Frank. we weren't talking about
your side-partner
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-15

Lloyd Georges coalition government
will be biackened in reputation today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-15

French captain. bouquet, yesterday.
But, then, bouquet leaves Wednesday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-15

Congress has Is days to work.
That's too many.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-15

II wouldn't hurt the marines feel
ings any IL they were withdrawn from
Haiti
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-02-15

Continued Tomorrow.)
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Money To lOnu

81! sci. s'i.h' stock 81 furul-ur, and
As'' goo. location. - ~. varc 'Vhr
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.nc real estate Ana personal nron-
.FtJ described III Huid uceu as iol-
LOWS.
ACRES u !an: together ,y:ih ali
"AlIuInss tnrrcUn, amd rigs.ts and
pE!.Iteees .neEctV "D1uTte.4.tut, sltu-
ateu. i!111S tnG uGi.is "a ,naTics City
.HS .ic s"'.'c Ir>tC, % ia:!u conveyed
20 Julien ou"it ~ deeu itom A Fin
10y 'tee.e! -1.'i h.stha A.. Greeley,
reeusucu II. tne CLERKS Uince or
Ina'.us cay Gounss "a Deed BOOK
~ =. 9"so -st ."c .lid tract OF
, ,- Md So'.''m!ns. According to sur
10y A.u i'.p ii.tde - :. Lyeu Clarke,
Ci'u Ills Iucri. dated january I'd
!'t'. SIN i..''uied anu STAY siX anu
uInvty one ulIIdIratns ,.ooyvJ ucr.s
ANA UuiEa me same tract or ian1i
eO"N"Se t" unto " esIpurY rarm Cor
r"'A.'on oS decd 60, recorded IN the
--tCEn OiuGr aforesaid.
And also tEr ioiIUwius p.rsonal
progeny mules, horses. ID cows,
) h"iicts. j. snGrp. snoaLs, / Ford
srm traCIui, Avery tractor tr.ctor
u.ow. ,I~csoi disc harrow. Z svrinp.
lootH naTTOws J-norsc ptows
Mo.Ss r.oM & '.t.H 0i!sI=I, AicCor-
hi.Ih corr UlalCT. NGL y mick
mower Mc'-.gInick may RAKE 1
sra!n drui --roH corn plAnler, q
.1di"S SG!tiHaiors, or S-horse
wagons. wagon bodies wagon hnv
foes ana i-nU!sc !mp!rments usually
touhi on an up-lu-uG.: farm, 10 tons
hiicnen range. i-ov:ucr OIL stove.
lot OF houaonOia ana kIIcneu iurni.
iufe. alt Oh winch persona. property
= located on Inc dpoFe-uesGrIueS rent
estate III IharlGs Csty County. Viz
e ANA.
TERMS OF SALE: For cash as TO
so inuca OF Inc proceeds AS may be
LtCcsSar! 10 ucrray the expenses of
executing tnls trust Including trus-
Ice cOhintssiOu OF per cent tees
lor 1i.WInS Anl recuruIng this deed
An. 10 pay note OF 100000, with
interest from January "a. 1871, and
me balance upon terms TO be- an
a. AHcca.
BENZ. PCRVIE
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BENZ. PURvIE,
NiEG!NiA-!N THE HUsTINGs
COURT, PART .. OF THE CITY OF
RICHMOND LrRII. IL. 1871
In the matter OF the estate OF Joseph
Charles Niddendori. decd.-E1

RICHMOND ArRII. II. 1871.
In n matter OF the estate OF Joseph
Charles Aitddendori- dec'd.-Er
partc.
It appearing TO the court nm,
port OF the accounts OF Henry -
Nolte' admins trator c. /. a. OF the es-
deceased. ana report OF the debts
ana demands against the ,st,ts ~
saih dccedent have been filed in tSe
H"lse OF TINS court and that more than
ZION of said administrator: nov On
ihnL'yh 81 t.1rnorI Y. Noitc. one OF the
, litSa,rss or SAID Joseph Charles Mid
thr ItedilorS or said Joseph C'harIrs
ilHhch""ri. deceased II any there te
49, ,s,h " Hr,, ,Htefore ;his cour, on Tie
~ any thrS can. why the estate Of
5aii d' cndent should not be paId and
90 the ieEatccs OF said 10
TGii ,ho, Tharlgs Middendort deceased.
Mnho"l rrIni"inE rcfuudinC bonds of
S";H lcsAtees or any OK Them,
~ is lurthcr ordered thar a ropy ~
Sm ~ 80 Osnrr he published once week
i"r FOUR successive weeks in The Eve
n.nE Dispatch. "A newspaper published
IN The cry or Richmond. Va.
copyWE-Tests;
I."ake x Buforl,. y. a. ~ clerk
kG AN THE LAW AM
Equity COURT OF THE City ZOE or
HIHhMoNp. THE e2ND DAY OF
~ XIII 1871.
Emily Nicholson p,,,,.,r
Pleas Nicholson Defendant
IN CHA&CERY.
!ho object OF this suit 10 Ia nht,i,
"A divorce from bed and board bv ths
Plaintiff from the defendant on th~
grounds of cruelty and dcsertion, and
after tn expiration OF three venrs
from the date OF the assertion 10
nay" The said divorce from bed ami
hoard merged into divorce from
the bond OF uatr!mOny
Md an!aavit' having been mad. ana
hl"d mat the defendant. Pleas Nichol-
son. IS not resident OF the Stntn "a
NirE!mia, i : ordered THAI he appear
mere within ten days after due publ
cation OF this order and do what is
necessary TO protect his interest In
his su!;
vOpy-Tcstr:
LUTHER I.iBBy. CLERK.
/. Albert smith =. v
6!9 Mutual Building.
HY y. l. ApAMSON,
Real Estate AurtiougNr
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SATURDAY. May IS. 1921.
At II Io'Clock Nunn

/ re real estate Ana personal prom
tTtJ described III Yuid uceu as toll
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b.b

SALESMAN WANTED
W a n t e d experienced
salesman for general pa
per line and specialties.
Consolidated Paper and
Box Manufacturing Co.,
407 East Canal Street.
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REL ESTATE fUR SAFE
Maltcu-hrm Estate
IjCTiONS--LGG.tL5

" tis.r yua tnnH y; nfe lusur,nce o- re..
Al" i"'b. Gp ms T.. Lp.hr \ tu.
4if,- u..-. +. i.u...- ANA tis...r 4 Adams
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AUTOMOBILES
Automobiles for sale

1870 SEVES- PNSSE%GEE Chandler. In
Al condition Must 10" -Dld at once
to sc,t!v w some hIssmcss affairs i,tin'
ON part 10 rosp"nsibiu buyri Lhph,
r"Eld,uC" boulevard islit Once lthhuO!ph
3ss2. AsE tor AT. Kc.ycs-
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Hclp-AIulc or Female
sinIrSlncn end AGENTS

WANTED typist WITH knowledge OF gen.
':hi Office work. GOOD salary 20 rlgh,
Uar;V.
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LIVE .STfttk
ronll.I and .,urrllrs

NOKSr-Dua ,if#.uia-t...-.. n4r-.. D. Year,
HIN fs"!Eh- hsps; !2yt It4uuHE. ADr,.
ahywii er' " Shuriu. Euut. 3 CHS
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''i''''' l''iN ~ 4. thl.iia WORM =
.seai.t ps9posAl, wi'. Ds ,t'c'""i,ci a. az tals
cutters VI tEy north 80, 81 kansiriRtDm
" us rom noc.eEat1 70 R"n,"su.. reel.
Ufihs OF proposals cIu .Uc pu.Aa,u IN
'$!svl 90 pto'osA!s ;aust accompany -, II
GA a. i su"raLty 90! executions Of con.
s st.Si. tht lHt"eIor y rualsr works r..
Al.ls.> j SkViI.i.ii:.' 'eS
pircctsr ~ Pu.n, W"rMs.
IL a al, 'iGe.ho;dsr. Of tns s-,anna ana
,yIISrs9,H'sd:
g sa 's95 kpS;nr4 i a:. 0e'saa9:
sa aS" t Y si ss" tnS Or !ns s"": og
T.!eo os az. C9,npEa} he ;,!iaa me-.
Vii ~, ' h, S'S ., % SAID COMPANY
S2.r rMe.tln eHd 3iAiI sirstls h! sFh.m9SSSii
:"rH9ss >; Ir2vii.nr tor i ,c;t.s.'.ant ~ ~
acting such oIheF GusIi... ~ si,S St , L.Ans
to me affairs =: TN COMPANY a. r,..S
Wines. NY hand in.s :.ta day OF.
r.. .. GARRETT.
c. II. sANDERSoN '''"s"'s'
The annual m..u4< OF ,ne Mutual A.
s 81 kiss SSse'Gty OF srE'".a sI!. be- held
eists' room s5i Muta". Hui nalta %. 'hs :s
mon" Va & A M6s G.f!Gss 4 < u s,,-.,,
TIE ATLANTIC LAID AND IAlPKoyE-
MENT COMPANY
otI-r or the Secretary
Sotlco Is Errehy Sl."n thai IN. -,,vul,-
annua. no ,.aE OF the stoc.so.ders Of The
AiiAntic Land and !n,prpNrmeai Company
wAi nc Er.a al the one. OF the ,cr,,l.,r
Ia ;hr i''sHmoni I,rimual Ua4;wn. Sta
nOu. IN tur OK. 90 .i,DI.uDaA. . .r.Iut, ~,
TUESDAY. THE lIru DA.' u
II. l. nonpEM.
-, 80 49, Secretary.
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WANTED at once, an autornb!!c ,,!cs-
inhn ~ stll popular. Medium priced
car "uu bi iNH"c cars NOW IDlI4 used
In RchmonG We viii Offer IN at,Tac-
wv proposition to AN cNpcyirnCcd. high
S'aas salesman when replying. state
biiclS your experience. B.X T. Jt9 care
The dispatch.
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EMPLOY NEST
SitIc.mrn and iApcnts

DISTRIBUTORS wanted s,t,. a,,, i,r,i
ii.;Htuigr 10, inaugtNc,urer. Alnn ~l,l
m!H.hsi!s. H1Iiy Hotel. Charleston.
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RtlM ATE fUR Stah
Farms and Lame 10. safe

FOR SALE 80 aeto. iey". art,, l.rd
only :. miles from city furr. ar-
thT"" sets az EgoA buildings ONLY 3lsi On
be! acre an. on easy terms W.. .u.t.u
Tor subdivision into small farms Al
dress Owner. h 1913 care Tn" IJ.suu,,4
Richmond. "a.
GREAT EASTEH% LAND 90 .,.,I9
Contra Saiicual Bank Eu!.,:iuE R!cn
:r.oIa Va
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rustee S Auction Sale
kY y. l. ApAMSON.
E"Il Estate AuctlOucer.

OF that desirable House and lot. No.
HiChmond. Va.
~ virtue or a decd OF trust. dated
October is. 1919. ANA recorded IN the
clerk Office Of HGStiuGs Court. Part
a. ~ -. Il. ALB page S7S. dcfault
having been made In the payment OF
iue bond secured thereby, and bcins,
directed So 10 do by the Board Of
''Fe'lv's uf the Virginia Building and
loan tNmpIny. the undersigned triIs-
Tee VIII soil at public auction. on the
" ElD%ESlAY. THE ilTU DAY of
,,, az ';@p O'Clock J. NJ.
Th" above house and lot described
~ s"Id deed as beginning on tin, west
Lac az said Eightccnth Street. le3
co, south OF Decatur street and rum
HlNE thence suuthwardiy along and
"uHillE - :cCt 3 inches OF, ihs wes,
ltre 90 l.!ghtucuth street ana running
o., "a. northern limo lis fcet 10
;hr i"t"rSburs Turnpike and on itx
S"N'he'n liuc So fcct towards the
;"fH. he. thence uortnwnrfi!y 3 feet
.hthcs thence wcstvgarAiy to the
iurn1ih" 60 feet 10 inches. and hayinr
y front On the turnpike OF IL foet
inchcs. THO house 81 a comfortnbie
dwruinE OF nSou, rooms
TERMS, Cash. Tho baiance an.
said bond S. S5s3.26 ~
a, l., ADAMSoN.
Trustee. q
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DOGS and pc;s of all Kinds NJ 4 NIL
her. tlG " 18th ST. Madison .iis
GUARANTEED birds. nah. Supplies S.ur..
BIRD shop. LIZ y. Grace. Madison 500 w
You save money when you buy and a.u
through these COLUMBIA.
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l.Cnnl NIII,i.,
!.A%.lC COAST Line HAII.nOA,
COMPANY.

ol1l - ~ LiiA gatgCttTy
Notice - n"r.Hy given lAAl the r.ruL,r
nh"ua! ana SeA"sL! A.-stIus OF lac s;oca :
holders OF The A;."uH- coast Line Rail
ival Company M.I ~ HtII az iac ot,ir,
o. me Com%a"y "a th- iSIeEnoud Terminal
h".i"aJ station, III IN. ,:ty 81 uichtnond
N;lEli.' - {! tES ii-NI. it!t- an IyAI
'F NAY i!-!. ~ :. U'v.Os.s ~. ii Tnc
:."..s!e N"H"s 20 tie company III, close
~ c..te-A"s. aid .s-.. ..t.DCn H.
VI ANA "t.. y. I,uT.u.I an " ,dny s.I.,
May -. !92i. - ~ o,tOt~ y NJ
IL a nDG,bEN.
- 80 Secretary.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT
Apartments and l!Ints

ipartnN>itS ana fIHtS ~
AiAHTMEST For rent. Corn.or;abie sec.
ono iOcf apartment ) looms. hl;cbcu
vhth. with Torch slr"pHs porch az.
t.S!an wh'"r. electric lights, large In an .
HbuuHhht snhd". Price. $40 ,r! mont
ii"irTrnc,- exchanged q y Anterior
faIsuhanUuca. Va
& IL L. s I H. i: r. Ell. p--Dr Desirable non.
housekeeping apartment o: thee Room ,
aud bath, either iuTniH.Iri -, uuiuf.
r!Sncd Tor un-tiiT~d l~dEr. WIN iriII.
!"sT "i renewal. Apply Manager.
HAVE you rented n house vet, 4
Wanted To Rent AL In Tho Timcs-
Dispatch will probably mind ono for
YOU.
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i,ARGAIN HUYERS-Am unable meet
$4,000 not" l";or" a0;h May. Mus;
therefor" let large ana profile farm 70
nj cost 80. 600. Possession on PAYNE: :
$4,000. rest IL gears. No money In
This for agents. owner viii only dc.
wi,n buyer direct. write T77; caro- m.
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Motorcycles and bicycles
Automobiles for Exchange !

WHEN buyinE "a nlcycIc always buy tho
test. That 10 Tho Hanger. j. l.. lrtt!.s
- son. 90 ". ntuLI.
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ra,n,ln- ...,.,-.
rrintin. -:,ta.ouer,
Professional :,y.,i,e,

DETECTIVE y, ORR Ia AL OF 10 LTsn ne.
!sA.rr.~urr1 ana reliable C.rriE4sr, fur
n.sl-. f4T secret !HSret.sAtl1aE. IJII re-
ports furnished 0u a.. cases .lAr..! iu or
hands. N.I,Ebtls -vufrt fysEvsI meats Lvt-
tgF sH.yicf
lAKlOI is DE4ECIlN.E AGENCY.
Madison .lil- HNp41,g. 500
;1s broadway shtgsuni EHrH 5I.Ig
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gF"!,E -. me I,Bt.... " GOD GENE.
FEIh CpH.. Any.
ne annual mcct!a-, "a. stScIhnlupr.
'ioi oHHeIsi o. tie Hollywood. Gem. te- :;
.oinpAny MI. We ned ga ~. lgtn day
OF AaS, !|.l a. O'Clock / M in IN,
COINS OF me !s!yRmon4 Hn,! estate IA
.tlaIIe. NJ. - NOrtn Ninth s.s-=t A
:i.. attendance ~ urged
By order OF ;hc opGrI ut directors.
u. =. W LLElkIkI ,.t..-l.1t
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RhdL nsYet1n 10. RENT
Apartments aud Flats

FLAr-F"r rent S"p,.i,tu"r I., 500 nlorI,
h"st Grace, uI'-ru"u ';nt first Goor
heated. sr;a'a;s entrance. garage In
r,ar Su!tAu!e ;0T doctor IIor q ,ss
Tn" ly.s;atgti.
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EhiFLOi .iiESI
Help Wantcd-Fcmalc

STHNoGEAPHEH wanted zt,uugraFti.r
lH.iains go address Boa is;, FOR inter
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TRUSTEES AUCTION SALE
OF
ga ACRES DF LAND
TOGETHER WITH PERSONAL,

In execution "i :. certain deed OF
.it.st 10 the 4HGvratsHru trustee.
GATED JAHGaiJ -. 1874, uviauft hay-
IiS Ucvn mas IN lHc payment OF tn.
ueut therein s.GurCu. aHC being rp-
CURED 50 10 10 ~ "a" UcnGu.iary.
Nj. SEA- 1T puO.IG auction. on ina
.vcuiI=rS OH