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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-11-24
THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl >. Kspns1. Prov.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Private Chapel, 1903 chapltns Street
CAu Phone l5l7
DIED

RONFyNBERGE R-On Monday. Novem-
Der Il, 1921. JOSEPHINE, daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. l. r. Boncn6erger. in
her 23rd year.
Funeral from the residence OF her par
ents. No. Ill Avenue Il, Elm Grove
on Friday. November 25. 1921. at $40
n. m. Requiem high mass at St Vim
rent De Paul's church 900 o'clock. In
,erment at MI. Calvary cemetery.
Friends respectfully invited to attend.
,tI>RSOCK-At $50 p. m. Tuesday.
November 81. ARCHIE CHARNOCk
aged so years.
Funeral from residence. 1885 Guernsey
street. Bellaire, Friday afternoon al
o'clock. Intermeut at Peninsula
cemetery. Wheeling.
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some of the French had hoped he might
take along also n formal written pledge
but tho premier was said 10 have real
lied fully the restraint under which the
other national groups found themselves
in dealing with the subject.
In any case, the strong man or
France" apparently Is leaving the con-
ference confident that his principal OBJ
ject In coming TO America has been ac-
complished, and that II any attempt is
made to take up IN detail the question
of land armament limitation tho neGo-
tiations never will take a trend inlm-
Ical TO France.
Now Elements.
The designation OF subcommittee
10 deal with aircraft. poison gas and
The rules Of warfare brings into the
negotiations several new elements d!f-
fering materially from most Of those
which hitherto have occupied the at
tcntion OF the delegations and their
technical advisers. Since 1t would be
difficult for the five powers TO make
nm agreement on any OF these subjects
without having the sanction Of nil the
other nations for II. the expectation Is
that the work done here will DO merely
foundation for possible Worldwide
conference to handle such problems.
Aircraft development as now proceed
!ng under the direct supervision OF the
various governments is accounted uni
VERBALLY as gaining promise OF sweeping
effects Oh tho commercial world. and II
10 taken for granted that no measure
will be proposed that would seriously
curtail TINT development.
Tho discussion OF uses OF gases is
expected merely TO be beginning for
world discussion and the problem OF
revising the rules of warfare must, In
tho opinion OF the delegates, either put
later into the hands Of a continuing
commission or referred to some world
tribunal l.io Tho Hague court.
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dler relief agencies, establishing inc VET
Grams bureau, increasing dement's OIL
privileges OF wounded veterans. ana ON
or reforms Of the Sweet bill.
The Sheppard Towner maternity Dill
for federal aid to mothers and infants
The agricultural credits measure pro
vidlnE a billion dollars revolving circuit
fund FOR the War Finance Corporation.
Tho WInis-Campbcll Rnti-bcar DILL
prohibiting medicinal" beer, and reduc-
ing wine and whlskey prescriptions
The federal good roads aid bill, APP
propriating s75O00,0O0 for state AID
Many Other Measures
Numerous other mea assures were ehaC'-
ed partially. being passed by either the
senate or house. These included the
Burah bill To restore free Panama TOLLS
10 American vessels. which was passed.
nv tie senate, and now Is awaiting
nct!un in the house. The house passed
the allied debt refundlng and the
$500. OuO. 900 railroad debt bills. which
arc scheduled for early senate action
probably NEXT month. The house aiSo
rasscd tho bill authorizing cooperative
marketing by farmers orBanIZatohA'
but Il was not reached In the senate.
REVISION or GOHS
incnt and for n new codihca ton or red
eral statutes, the first since 1875 also
were begun.
West virginia Investigation
Numerous investigations also were
conducted during the extra session.
prominent among them being tho gem
eral inquiry into agricultural conditions
hy n Joint commission. Others were the
senate investigation into~West virginia
mine ncld disorders. n senate !nfesusa-
ton o! treatment Of disabled former
service men. the senate inquiry into
American Occupation OF Haiti and the
dominion Republic and the general rail-
road inquiry or the senate lnterstate
commerce committee.
Several Of these Investigations arc 10
confirm. during tho next session. Nheh
tho regular session conEcnes December
+ upproprilt ton bills for the next flSca!
Year ana possibly the soldiers bonus
measure are to head the house calendar,
while the senate's calendar Will include
the tarlT revision measure. the railroad
tlcDt .un6inG bill. tho allied debt refund
ing mea sure. amendment Of tho trans
porta ton net and the Newberry case.
All of the bills which were introduced
or failed OF enactment during tho extra
session remain alive" for considera-
ton in the next session. which Is ex-
pccted to last we'll into summer.
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Washington Police Notified.

Washington. Nov. =S.-Washin@ton po-
lice were informed today by the Bait
moro and Ohio yardmaster here that
marine mail guards fired through the
door OF the mail car at three men rid
,ng on the bumper OF the car and that
one OF the three was seen 10 jump OH
No trace OF any OF the men had necn
found up 70 noon today by police now
ever.
The three men were discovered soon
after tho train left the station here.
the yardmaster reported.
Postal Inspector CraiEheac at PITTS
hurgh advised the Fostottice Depart
ment however. that the mall clerk IN
charge OF the train reported two men
had been killed and another captured
by the marine guard and taken to PITTS
br;rgh. No further details we're given
the department.
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T. Burnham, 81. member OF the fac
ulty of the University OF Cincinnati. died
at the home OF his sister here yestcr-
day. DR.. Burnham was known az an
authority on Latin and the Roman Ian
guages.
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WoSternerS Prevent
Mai, PeCk'S Promotion

Washington. Nov. 23-The nomination
OF Major Robert Il. Peck. former brig
adler general Of the Th!rty-hfth (kan-
sas-Mtssour. division. 70 be lieutenant
colonel. was rejected late today By the
senate. The vote was understood TO
have been 30 70 20 for rejection.
The confirmation OF Major Peck was
one. OF the controversies OF tho extra
session. the nomination being opposed
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IF YOU will play s25.O0 per month
FOR a comfortable. home-like fur
nlshed front room with every mod
ern convenience. phope T9S-W: loca-
cation. Eofr St. opposite Ohio Valley
General hospital. VIII be let to
business women only. no.21-n
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LOST AND FOUND

10Th. nose glasses IN
case, In Elm Grove. Reward X re-
turned TO Elm Grove public school or
I43 Stone Church street. Elm Grove.
no.o2-i
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WHAT CONGRESS DID
Continued From Page one)

ncgrcEating ne2 rly S?O0,OO0.ONo. inciud-
Ing the regular nrmy and nav SuppIF
measures. come ~ the moro imror'a
measures passed during the extra seS-
sion were:
The temporary immigration re9tr'c'
tion bill.
Establishment OF N" federal punSet
system.
ing grain markets
The Edge export corporation bill
Tho law for federal court action OF
the meat packing and other live STOCK
industries.
Soldier Relief
Providing for reorganization OF sol
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MISCELLANEOUS

FOR SAIsE-Ford l ton worm drive
truck. express body with top. CaIl
oS5l-M or @T07 Eotr street no.2l-l
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MALE OR FEMALE HELP WANTED,

GOVERNMENT poSit!ons-Men, women.
IS, over; wanted for railway mail
postoNlcs. other government positions:
examinations soon: salary Sl,4OO-l.SOO
year; experience unnecessary; particu-
lars free Write Columbia School or
Service, 7 Pope Bldg WASHINGTON.
% g. no19-k
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FOR SALE-Complete line OF timer
tools, all made by the Peck stove
wilcox Co: 50 In. tools: must be seen
10 be appreciated Call SO Dillonvale.
Ask Square Deal Roof Co. no.23-i
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WANTED - M;ddle-aged woman FOR
general hou9ework: references re
qulred. ga sixteenth ST. no2l-i
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FOR SALE-FIrst class pool room; best
location In town. 20 South Fourth st"
opposite Fenray, Martins Ferry.
no.7-26t
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wANrED-SALESMEN.

manifestations to call on Schools
Hotels. Office Buildings and Restau-
rants. Big Commission. Box IA Fair
mont West Virginia. noH--+-n
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FERRETS FOR SALE--InstructIon book
free. w. C. Sedan. 46-lTth st. no-24-m
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Savages commonly use the bow and
arrow 10 shoot fish.
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FOR SALE-We offer at slSOO.oO 1921
Seven Passenger Peerless Car-run
only a Few thousand miles. Packard
Motor Co. .Lea,herwood. Wheeling. W.
Va. Phone, WoodSdale 1853. nov-24-m
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HOUSE FoR RENT OR SALE.

FOR RENT OR SALE houses: one
) rooms and bath: ono bungalow. 4
rooms. CALI Martins Ferry 459-J. no.o3-j
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FoB sAIM

FOR SAI.E-Chalmers Five Passen-
ger Touring Car at a very low price.
Model 20" Hudson Four Passenger
Speedster-The price will suit you.
Packard Motor Company Leather
wood. Wheeling. W. Va. Phone.
woodsdale 1873. noy-ci-m
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wANTED-FEMALB

UANTED-l0 saleslad!es 70 sell toys.
Apply sheppard & Clouse, No. 50
Twelfth street. no.-z-I
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WANrEp-MAbA.

WANTED-Young man residing In city
FOR newspaper prootreader. Cali at
IntelligeuCer editorial room after
o'clock. u
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WANTED
BOYS
TO
SELL
THE INTELLIGENCER
MORNINGS
BEFORE
SCHOOL
OfCice, 1905 Market S.
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roR OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ROOMS
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Providing for reorganization Of SOL
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-19

Old Pspers tor saIe at Journal
Office.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-12-19
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Whereas, elections are required to be
held biennially in each special tax dis
trlct as near as practicable upon the ami
yersary of the original election under the
direction OF the county Board of Public
destruction to determine who shah lie
trustees for the next succeeding two YEAR,
and the number Of mills of district school
tax to be levied for each OF said years
and
Whereas, it is necessary that such bien-
NAL election be held in Special Tax School,
District No u6) of Escambia County,
Florida, description Of which boundaries;
will be found on page SO of minute book
for the year of 1919, cf the Board ~
Public Instruction of Eseambia County.
Florida.
on Tuesday the 9th day of December
1921.
Now therefore. the Board of Public In
struction of Escambia County does here
by cali and order an election to be held
a the regular voting places within the
boundaries of said special tax school dis
trict on Tuesday, the 9th day of Deem
Der, 1921, to determine who shall be the
trustees for the next succeeding two
years in aud for said special tax schOo'
district and the number OF mills OF dis
trict school tax to be levied in and for
said district for each of said years.
And does hereby appoint the following
named inspectors and clerks for said cleo.
ton.
Precinct 2.>A.>J. Bitch Geo. p. Crause.
j, W. Marble, Inspectors, W. a. Williams
Clerk.
Precinct 12. ]. T. Lind Lars Anderson,
r. l.. Seeger, Inspectors and II. B, Wells,
Precinct 10, A. ID. Ferguson, q. w.
Ainsworth. Jas. Largue, Inspectors, p.
Pre- Precinct a. NJ. e. Clark. W, c. Jones,
w, B. Ferris, Inspectors. Jno. N. Day,
Clerk.
Precinct IS. Chas. Hartman. Jas.
O'Brien, Jas. Rowen, Inspectors, J. c.
Htnrichs, Clerk.
Precinct. q, Tom Harris, Gus Eitzen,
r. S. Quina, Inspectors, stephen Lee.
Precinct 2s, T. C. Pate, c. r. Olsen.
Frank Joseph, Inspectors. c. A. Briggs.
Precinct q, John H. Caro-, Joel Frater.
J. c. Horn, Inspectors, G. j, Herbert,
Precinct rs. C. NJ Ward, Jas. Stewart
W. F. Fields. Inspectors, J. r. Afford
Precinct 90. sam Radcliffe, L. z. Dur
ham, Sol Calm. Inspectors, Dan shep-
Precinct 80. 4. Cross. j. H. sherrin.
II. q. Desilya inspectors, F. O. Rem
Precinct 81 c. II. Swain. 3. Gerson.
Nick VonRossum. Inspectors, L, u
Green. Clerk.
Precinct "a, c. ]. Bell. Peter Linden
stTuth. O. W. Howe, Inspectors, Z.
Stearns. Clerk
Precinct s.. G. o. Brosnaham, IT.. J
Whiting Hyer, r L. Erabry, Inspectors.
BY order OF the Board Of Public In
struction CT Escambia County. Florida
this Sth day Of November. A. p. 1921.
4. EDWARDS, Supt.
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COTTON REACHES
HIGHEST LEVELS
Following Wide Declines in Early Part
of Week, Market Comes
Back Strong.

New Orleans, Dec. 1S.-Following
the wide declines of the early sessions
of the week. attendant on bureau day,
the cotton market came back strongly
and reached its highest levels on the
near months during the closing ses-
sion. At one time prices were % to
120 points under the close of the pre-
ceding week, from which decline they
moved up to advances of 27 to SO
points over. January fell to 1s cents
on Tuesday and traded as high as
1880 on Saturday, closing at the high
est. In the spot department middling
lost % points, closing at 1925, which
price compared with 1875 as the clos
ing price a year ago.
The government estimate OF the
crop of $4,000 bales was the main
influence of the week. Following the
issuance of the figures the most ac-
tive months in the contract market
lost III to liz points and for while
the estimate was a bearish factor OF
considerable Importance Gradually.
however, the trade commenced to con-
slider the bullish import of the figures
on the yield per acre, only 1888
pounds, and the lowest on record, and
The small average weight OF bales,
running count, also became a bull ar
gument. According to the bureau
figures bales this season average only
1913 pounds, the lowest average of
record. This bullish after-effect of the
report was increased by the revision
of the figures on the area under cot
ton this season, they being raised from
26,519,000 acres UP to 31,52T geo This
correction of nearly five million acres
served to make the crop disaster OF
this season all the more impressive.
Further steadiness was gained from
the census bureau figures on American
mills, placing consumption during No
ven Der at 526,610 bales against 494.-
745 in October and 332,712 in Novem-
Der of last year. Late in the week
there Were accounts OF a better spot
demand and of a larger forward spot
! business being done with Europe while
the contract market felt trade buying
which was plainly inspired 10y the
shrinkage in the visible supply OF
American cotton, which lost 22.34s
bales against an increase this last
week Of 122.205.
For the first time in many months
the market dropped to a level under
the visible supply for the correspond
ing time last year the figures being
4,246,669 bales. against 4372.5S5.
Late in the week an estimate of r.
500 bales appeared as the total gin
ming to the 18th Of December, indicat-
ing production during the seventh gin
ming period Of 10000 bales Another
private 5ureau report placed the per-
iods ginning at $4,000 bales. The
trade accepted both figures as rather
too low to make rood the governments
estimate Of the total crop. The mar
ket win close Friday night owing 20
the Christmas holidays.
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
One Cent. a Word in Advance
One Rate to All
RATES


no advertisement taken for less than
rs cents.
Count the words IN your advertise
ment and multiply by the number OF
times you desire II printed; remit
accordingly.
In counting words, include ITO
Lett For Sale" wanted" etc, as
well as addresses.
BLACK FACE CAPS. LIKE THIS,
TWO CENTS PER WORD.
Photographed matter, line dashes,
white space, classified display. &c per
line. sec per inch t12 lines make an
inch).
Any pers on whose nanne appears In
the telephone directory may have
classified ads charged.
Cancel orders should be given in
writing, never over the phone.
Advertisers should give their home
or postofkioe address as well as their
phone numbers, because many read
ers have no telephones.
II the advertiser so desires, replies
can be sent IN care OF The Journal.
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DRESSM

DRESsMAKING, Hemstitching. picoting,
fashionable and plain dress making at
at reasonable prices. Mrs. NJ. r. Adams,
sos N. Guiliemarde. Phone II19.
WANTED -- Hemstitching and picoting
Zoe and 12c per yard. Nordstrom Mil
linery, I24 East Intendencia.
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NEW RESORTS
- IAIIasT

WELLSJEST
Among the pines on beautiful PsTdido
Bay--thlrtesn miles southwest Of FeRsa-
cola By way Of 1fillvievy along shore
drive. Good roads. Rest and recreation.
Peace, poetry and sunshine. Take your
friends to this wonder spot for week
end. Good eats. three times per day.
The water is fine, Rates reasonable. For
particulars write MISS DOROTHY
COOKE. p. o. lillian. Ala.
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Umbrellas Of the customers in one
New York store are safeguarded BY
racks each of which locks with a spa
cial key, which the owner Of the UNI
breila keeps until he collects his
property.
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FOR sALE-Pure bred large Rhode Is
land Red coekegels; also some pufIets,
81 each; good incubator (140-egg) $40.
Apply 400 w. Mallory St
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MORTGAGE LOAN
IoANa - go EsT

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
we lend money On Real Estate in the
CITY an snort notieg. Please state in
application If sou nave an Abstract OF
Title to the property
Call ard See Us.
The WATSON AGENCY. Inc,
I South Paiafox ST.
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Unemployment Is enc Of the greatest
factors in bringing about diseases 81
Inc mind.
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statesmen WANTED

AI4RSMEN-Calling on housefurnisfhig
and department store trade, southern
territory: carry fastest selling white
enameled bathroom fixtures; exclusive
territory; good commission. Write FUZZY
mast experiences. The Whyt = Naml
Speciality Co., Inc, So Hope St, Brook
Ign, N Y, -s
AIEsMEN-Tntroda ace attractive window
advertising, Associated News Service.
Pictorial World Events. Every retail store
bnyss Liberal commissions. Weekly
earnings $50 to 5000. Remarkable side
line. Elliott Service, 244 West 10th St,
New York.
SALESMAN, main or sideline with car
preferred). calling on dealers; low price
900 mile tire. price sells them quality
gets repeat orders; big commission Of
fered Harrison Tire Factories, Ham
mond, Ind.
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Transfer Storage
TRANSFER CO.

RoRRAs TRANSFER CO.
PHONE ffz5 OFFICE AND WARE.
HOUSE EAST CHASE STREET. All
KINDS OF HAULING. YOUR Bust
NESS SOLICITED.
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DANCING

DANCING SC HO0L Classes Privata
lessons. Also chiidren's classes In aes-
thetI Dancing oes Vest Gregory. Phone
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PERSONAL

EPTT FPTTCS-weuld you care TO learn
about new rational treatment for frn-
mediate relief of EPILEPSY, positive3g
stopping all seizures fro-s first days use2
Information free Specialist Drawer
B-592 Lander. wyoming
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LEGAL NOTICE


City Taxes on real and personal
property for the year 1921 are nov due
and payable at the offce OF the Tax
Collector at the City Hal II paid IN
December discount OF / per cent win
be allowed January net. and on and
after February LIST additioaal interest
win be added. For information as 70
amount inquire OF the undersigned, or
telephone 1850 and statement or taxes
win be promptly sent you.
JOHN q. WELSH.
Tax Collector.
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! The Market Place of West Florida
READ DAILY By 10000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But IT1e and tie Results are UneQuuLed
AGENTS WANTED

ST MILES per gallon made with new pat-
ented gasoline Vaporizer. Write for
particulars. Stransky Vaporizer Co,
Pukwana. S. D.
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THE X. o. r. Mardl Gras Society has
$50 fine costumes to sell at a sacri-
fice Address Fincher, Mobile, Regis
ter Mobile Ala.
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HELP WANTED

SALES REPRESENTATIVE - Largest
manufacturer fancy knit goods wants
exclusive representatives of good stand
ing to call on merchants in this vicinity.
Large varieties sold from catalogue and
samples. Lowest prices Chance for Sc
rious men or women to establish pernla-
nent, profitable, high-ciass business.
Crescent Knitting Corp, 80 West S4th ST.,
New York.
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OPPORTUNITIES
10 VOL KNOW

that in a hundred DAYS Mexia. Texas. has
become the worlds greatest oil nsid2
Ia almost daily. Numerous companies
operating in this field are making for
tunes, Owenwood Magazine contains the
most fascinating complete stery Of the
Mesia Field. Il has sixty-stEht pages,
profusely Illustrated. Don't fail to read
it. Price 26c a copy. The December
Issue souvenir number, Just of the press,
free on request while the edition lasts.
Address at cnee Editor. 1885 Owenwood
Building. Fort Worth, Texas.
SELL something everybody must have
Tread this line over again and note thar
we said MUST. 1t is unique, u. S, pro
tected article, a positive necessity because
OF government ruling. with yearly repeat,
exclusively owned and controlled by us,
If you are an order taker you should make
$40 to $50 q dag; ii you are an ambitious
salesman. you will GEAR upward Of $50 per
day. Most desirable connection, with Fu-
ture for those who qualify. Jerome Laadt
Pres, 8 So. Dearborn St. Chicago.
WOULD you open a grocery store if
shown way to make $500 a month
clear. A new and different system, sur
passing all existing methods, makes sue
cess certain. Self-advertising Very little
capital needed Write The Voucher Svs-
tenn, POI Peck Bldg, Atlanta Ca.
Make Big Money in your spare time
Sell government surplus goods. Easy
work. Everybody buys. Particulars free
Write today. DONE delay. Government
Outlet, 444 CRANKY ST. Norfolk Va.
RAISE BIG CAPITAL. for any Ilimate
business. Write for free copy Quick
Financing" showing how companies raise
large capital by my easily operated meth
cd. Cunningham Financial Specialist,
l774 Grant Bldg, Los Angeles, calf
$40 DAILY, easy. Every automobile own
er prospect for our guaranteed tires
big saving to user; get details. Holmes
Co, 1904 W. 18th St, Chicago.
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MASONIC TEMPLE
MAsoNIc TEMPLE
MISCELLANEOUS

FT-RS made In AL styles r-lined and re-
n4odeIea by Mrs. Adams 5o7 =. Gull
ternar1e st. Phone 1919.
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FIVE DOLLARS REWARD for bld
newspaper, 1894 or 1885; Issue relating
70 investments by James Brickley IN
Florida. Address James Hayden, col f..
9th St, Baltimore. Md.