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garage. etc. Details, page ., Strout cataios'
| ! 100 bargains.
l1-.Acre Water Front Farm
! On MARYLAND Eastern Shore
/ Five room cottage. beautiful shade trees AMI
; deiirhtfui ocean view: near bathing beach and
town town; life attractive here, where COW
/, or two some pigs flock Of poultry and a
few Of truck and berries will make iiv'
, ing easy. and where toa ting. shooting. crab
bing, nshing. etc. may be enjoyed To settl,
Affairs. LOO gets it. half down: easy terms.
Page A.. Illus. cataloE LOO bargains Free.
Straut Farm Agency. l4ss-N. Land Title bldg ,
Philadelphia. Pa.
30 ACRES: 81 MILES IL VIRGINIA.: OR
chard 100 bearing trees. mostly apple house
burned; practically lessi rood soil; sacrifice:
Park.
ACRE PECANS AND ORANGES; On THE
gulf: 500: easy terms: big returns. SUB
URBAN ACRES CO. Ocean Springs. Miss.
LOUISIANA FARM IDEAL. HOME: MonEEN
conveniences: river. miles above Fi"ks'
hurg; 800 acres: alluviai soil: equipment.
cropS. livestock: walkout proposition: $1,000
Pamphlet request. SEEDSTOCk FARMS
AN IDEAL VA. HOME OF 37ia ACRES
highly improved land: 4 ncres in timber bal
ance in grass and grain: plenty friit; build
house; % bath, finished attic and concrete base
ment: electric lights: hot and cold water in
house and outbuildinEs: located IL miles from
~. ~
minutes walk to ear linz. This will suit any
one looking for up-to-date country home.
sf hriTe an$ Amply terms TO
Il. +. u. No. I. Vienna.
FOR sALE-15-A FARM: Is MILES FROM
Washington in virginia: Groom house. out
buildings, fruit well 1t door
u W. MONROE. Burke. Va.
FARM: BELTSyILLE MD: 10 ACRES: On
baltimore pike; minutes & from ,.Sad s.eam usps .nd
$50: bargain. See WILLIAM NAHCkER.
Sunday. :ss4 10Th st. n:e.- ne.
81 ACRES AT So PER ACRE, MOSTLY
woods WI. MAppHtS1 pH1TSHEsoN, e IEp.; Herwyn. Nd.
100 ACRES. HALF CLEARED. BALANCE
good pine timber: nine-room house. barn. sta
ble poultry house. TGsSsnop ] E"g srs Te, ionr
is0 acres: seven-r room house. barns and, sta
bles: need repair: half cleared; good timber:
1--WE miles Alexandra, on steam road; $4,000;
terms.
barn outbuldings; fertile soil: IS. 500; terms.
other farms. large and small: acreage lots
and Dr0per'isffo KfoHaRp II hsn'e 8. sHRsVE. fF'R'a
Iosslyn. Va.
EIGHTY-ACRE FARM. SEVEN ROOM HOUSE
and oaIbuildngs' located on state sta highway ii in
G. WOOD. 3asS NJ st. NV. 50
NEW JERSEY ACREAGE BARGAIN; s.
cash. s. monthly buys two arrrs bne land
Price, S96. Only s4S each. VAIL, t. John
ST. New York. je3s
CHOICE FARM of 1873 ACRES "a MILES
from L. s. Capitol: over 100 acres improved
land; good improvements fully equipped: hne
Young apple orci,nri l5-yehr-od trees: ap-
pies from this orchard for the last two years
sold for $1,000. This farm must he sold Pleas
inspect and make offer. See ]. A. WYSKQoP,
with ]. c. WEEDDN & CO, III st. Sc.
opposite Congressional Library:
FARM AND sIX-ROoM HOUSE FOB RENT.
Very cheap TO good tenant: about Il minutes
walk from station; about IL miles froA city.
Apply TO, Mr.. MARY HARDisTf. Seabrock.
Nd. Pt..l. IL. Il:
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FARMS
FOR SALE.

STROUT FARM BARGAINS.
l2O-Acre Riverside Farm With
Horse. 4 Cows and
He:fars. 4 hogs. wagons. sleiShs, thrash'ns
machine. implements, vegetables. hay! wS,d
etc: everything to quick buyer Tor S..So"'
with 81 100 down. easy terms: edge town III
famous farming section, heavy cropping neids
brook -watered pacture: large quantity WOOD
timber; maple shaded. Groom house, overlook
inc village and beautiful river. big harm. so.
garage. etc. Details. page s, Strout's catalo=.
]. 100 bargains.
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terms.
T. L. FUNkHOUSER.
35th and Bunker Hill Road,
Mt. Rainier. Md.
TWO SPLENDID HoMEsIIN TAKOMA PARK
for sale by owner at reduced prices One =
story. 6 rooms: one semi bungalow. rooms,
bath; nearly new; all-mOdern; good location
terms. go Park ave. Takoma Park. $.
sPLENDIDLY BUILT HOUSE; SIN ROOMS.
bath: fine water. motor pump: porrhes: shade;
garden fruit: chicken yard and house; first.
beech a st.. Clarendon, Va Telephone OWNER,
NEW COTTAGES. NORTH CHESAPEAKE
Beach, Nd: four rooms; painted: tst screened; d;
house: @ s. $50 RLooMF1ELD Il; HOWARD.
51OO l4th St NV. Columbia s'94.
COLLEGE PARK, MARYLAND-sCBSTAN
tiai Groom house. with bath; electric lighted
hot water heat: slate roof; large lot, 1JOxlsO
feet: 1 block from b; O.; = ,i, blocks from
electric line. MRS LILLE E'ERsFiELD.
OWNER LEAVING, OFFERING BIG BAR
gain; 20 acres. miles in Arlington county.
Va. 3 and room houses. lovely elevation.
tricity being run; schools. stores and store
near, branches and springs; possession. l0l2
Mass. ave. NV
FIvL-R0oM BUNGALOW: ACRE; CHICKEN
lar: large lot: electricity: 81 coo -Four ruoms ::
large lot; electricity; $1,000. Terms. Il. NJ
SMITH. Arlington, Va. Phone Clarendon
SO5-F22.
LIVE IN LYON PARK.
20 minute. from government dspartnent.;
any time. Call Mr.. Minar. 4l2 Evans bldg.
1870 New York ave. Main 1145.
CHEVY CHASE HOME AND FARM CO.
Splendid nine-room dwelling. two baths i:
buit-in garage; h.-w. heat: gas and electricity:
cement porches. Reduced for quick sale from
$l6.5OO to S12. 800.
No better value anywhere: twelve rooms.
porches high eleva ation. Only $4,000.
Also seven room brick: slate roof: hardwood
finish: up TO date: Sl0,5O
CHEVY CHASE HOME AND FARM CO..
Cleve 1871. Chevy Chase. D. C.
TAkOMA PARK HOMES.
Elegant six-room house: garage; $1,000. An
other with hardwood finish. h..w. h.. garage;
up to date; $500. Sixroom brick: well To-
Gated; h.-w. H.: 81. 40. Also six rooms,
s.. $50: i've rooms. So. 600 Elegant residence,
ten rooms; 5000 square feet ground; fifty oak
lent eight -room dwelling. bringing 500 month
and housing owner: s11 COO one square cars.
TAKOMA PARK REALTY co.,
Col 85OS. Takoma Park. ID. c.
MODERN SUBTRBAN HOME IN A RE.
fined neighborhood: near Wushingto Golf and
Country Club: rooms: hot-water heat; bath;
electric lights: fine garage: poultry house. 400
hen capacity; brooder house, 500 chick Ga.
pacity: fine fruit and shade trees; large well
JeweiI station. Washington and Old Domi1/H
r. n. Mail address, LuIIS II. BCCkNA.
Il. +. u. No. I. Rgsslyn. Va. .--.....
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FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued,

FOR SALE-HOUSES
Continued.
ARE UNUSUAL.
/ 4 GOsS.
TORS.
Main 4152
GEORGETOWN.
DANDY little home. with all modern. improve.
meuts. Fix rooms and bath. with plenty of
porchea, front and rear. including sleeping
porch; good heating plant. electric lights: Is
screened throughout room for garage. Price
only 1000.
McKEEvER & GOsS.
l+O5 Eye. q. Main 49,.
DOWNTOWN NV.
Threestory brick home OF three stores and
cellar. Nine rooms and BATH heating plant in
good condition: gas. Has been made into two
apartments. A gooi investment. Prize $50.
FIRMS.
McKEEvER & GOsS.
liO5 Eye. $. Main 49,.
Mr.. 10th & WEBSTER NV.
4 fine sem. .-detac ched. eight room and hat
br:ck house: colonial front porch: back 1oich
ho;-wate- heat. electric lights: hardwood trim
seepin: porch: screens: double garage: built
by Breunnger: occupied by owner. Priced
right.
R s. GOSS.
Main ASP.
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) ROOMS AND BATH
MODERN.

rarlor. dining room kitchen. pantry. bod
rooms with large closets. also bathroom IN
second floor: electric lights and gas: con
crete cellar, = entrances: pipel"ss furnace;
front porch sxcG: septic tank: lot J0X12J: To-
Gated Clarendon. Va: No ~ North Milton
ave. Owner-orcupant Mr.. Gouid.< Sign on
prnpcrty. Inspect any time. Price only
81 $50: terms $500 cash: balance. S"' pei
mouth. includes everything. Near school
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MODERN 5-ROOM BUNGA-
LOW. WITH 12S-ET. FRONT.

LOW. WITH lZo-F | RON L.
Resn,iful 5-room and bath bungalow; gas.
elec. lights. nice fixtures: large foored attic:
and hack porches. aseptic tank. aier. motor
for pumping: very large lot. l2I IT. front by
l37 deep; located on Garrison road. Clarendon.
| On 1cth and Pa. ave. elec line. Sign on Trop-
~rty tMr. Tanners place.. Price. s. 80.
Terms. $50 cash; balance: $50 per month.
spect any time. Possession 30 days.
WALTER O'HARA.
Exclusive Agent on Above Prnper,ies
I Specialize in Nearby Virginia.
Main 1923. 1909 H NV.
FOR SALE--6-ROOM HOUSE. IIyTs. NEAR
lows. Clarendon ave. $1,000: Groom tungaioS.
Hamilton aye. $500: room ,i!s henss.
Spruce ST. sio'e1 81" Ssoom house; Wilson 1s blvd
high-class properties with every convenience.
Will do my best 10 make terms suit yon; and
represent YOU as we'll as seller ASHTON {.
Courthouse. Clarendon. Va.
NACCK PARK. vA--FOH COLORED:
schools. stores: % minutes from 18th and Pa
ave. Take Arlington car. transfer at Hatfield
and your present rent secures small home. See
r. S. ROBERTS. Sole Agent tin the rent).
Hatfield. Va. Post office address. Port Myer
Va Don't miss this. 50
from 18th and the Ave. on Wash-va. ear
Take any car marked Arlington. A few lots
at $3.50: $40 deposit. s, monthly; othe-s up to
$315 3 trolley stations on the property: nne
tion now building: restaurant In operation; gro
cery under construction small homes may be
erected on rear Of lot. For 81 monthly addi-
tionaI payment you hhre steel binding
with interior finished for living rooms. Get of
at Hatfield; come to tent. X. 8. ROBERTS,
Real Estate Operator and Builder of Homettes
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Open and Lighted Every
Evening.
,324O 10Th St.
SUBURBAN PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE
Make Me An Offer.
rro acres. s rooms and bath: h.w.h ana
electric lights Many extras: lots OF snane'
fruit etc Garage and other outoniinlnes
ryR is a beautiful place. and in one OF Wash
ineton.s most refined sections: only 1e"
minutes ride from city. Can be bought very
reasonably for cash.
r B. BROWN CO.,
F. 1858. 1911 " Nv.
RFAJTIFUL GRAY BRICK
RITEGALOWS.
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FOR SALE-H0USES
COntinueu.

FINE CORNER NEAR HOUSE OFFICE
building. SJ.lW well constructed brick house.
having lurge ruoms. heated by hot water;
room for garage: near cars; decided bargain.
81 lWO cash required. Main l6AO.
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WOODBRIDGE. n. G., 1904 S. DAKOTA AVE.
-6-room bungalow. just completed: ami.
large LOT and Il tnc location: price and terms
| reasonable. Also other houses and hungalows
HOLMES, 1901 L. !. ave. ne. Phone y. SSH.
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Il. Iin
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FIVE-ROOM HOUSE. NEWLY PAPERED
gas: electricity: lot l0Ox20O: chicken house
and friit: reasonable. Box III, Mt. Rainier.
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A RARGAIN-OS SHEPHERD
Owner must srll tD leave city, attractive.
modern brick home. = rooms and hath. eiec.
h.w.b. oak foor>: porches front and rear
good condition: desrably located; near cars
DUCK sale. s. .Iup Terms
for Inspection call franklin 5I2S.
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NEAR CAPITAL

" NE1NN N!NT VI
II rooms. bath. h.-w.h.. electricity. oak
floors: $3.50: terms $500 $500 cash: Il
rooms. bath: furnace: colonial style.
x,,sOO-S r. b.. furnace. garage: near y.
Capitol and = sts. NV.
rooms, bath, Il. h.: colonial style: 81 900.
Terms: near Lincoln Park.
rooms. h.-wh.: lot 1W02J6 newly deco
rated; SO. 1JO-terms: near X. !. ave. ne
HOME REALTY co.
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FOR sALE-1oA NEW JERSEY AVE. NV.
Seven rooms and bath brick dwelling. White
or co.ored. Price. $3.50. See J. LEO k0LB.
9c3 New York ave.
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HNNOOS ~ D1NNININC.
18th ST.: Or. brick: front and double rear
porches; hot-air heat; in perfect condition
lot 4Ox140; rented by the month. $3.50; cheap
at S. 90; $50 cash, balance easy.
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5Ol g ST. SE.-PRICE. s7.OOO-s ROOMS
and bath: good condition; corner property:
room for garagr: immediate possession. MIL
TON T. BROOME, Franklin 611J, Columbian
LldS gil Z s.
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Near 18th and W: 6r. and b. frame: large
corner lot; garage space. Price, 5000. Clear.
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WOODKIDEE. u. {.
Bungalow: all improvements: rooms: large
lot: owner going west will sell at a reduced
price of 81 $50: reasonab bic terms. Also 6-roon
house: garage: close to cars: large lot: to bt
sold at bargain. One apartment for rent
$50 per month. including heat and light
NJ. o. BULL. ZOO Il. I. ave. ne. or +. A.
LINGER .3lo r, l. ave. Tel \. 66l1-J
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That Is what You want from an agent when
lo' ng for home. hut what you don't always
get 1on do not have to buy any old thing.
and my car ale at your service 10 show you
me best inyS in chevy Chase and Mt. PipaSani
Gan MIR. BOYD. Col. 9l9. or address 1905 Irv-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-26
PRESIDENTS ACTION |
REGARDING STRIKE

WASHINGTON, d. c.. Oct. 25. An
nouncement of the course of action to
be followed by the government in the
event Of a general railroad strike may
be expected from President Harding.
it was indicated today by Attorney
General Daugherty.
The president. Mr.. Daugherty said,
would no doubt SAY what he had to
say when the time came" and the peo-
pie throughout the country would
know what the governments policy
comprised. Those responsible for the
situation would have to take the con-
sequences. the attorney general said
While maintaining his disbelief that
a general strike would materialize, Mr.
Daugherty declared the justice DEPART
ment was prepared to act "judiciously
within the law" to prevent tie-up Of
the country's transportation facilities.
He described the naming of those
who would be in charge of a strike in
the various cities by the call sent out
by the unions as accommodating to
the department OF justice in locating
the defendants in case anything hap
pened.
Discussing the attitude of the coun-
try toward a possible strike he declared
it his opinion that "the American peo-
pie have no patience with this situa-
ton
Conferences with the district attor-
neys from New York. Chicago. Cleve-
land, Buffalo and Indianapolis were
completed today. Mr.. Daugherty said,
adding that they had returned to their
districts with fun knowledge of the
departments preparations for an
emergency.
Meanwhile, the attorney general de-
clared telegraphic instructions were
being prepared by the department for
the district attorneys in the country
informing them how they should pro-
coed in case of a strike.
An investigation by the department
he added. has made it clear that even
If the strike should take place, there
is no danger that any part of the
country will suffer any serious hard
ship from lack of. food or fuel for a
period of at least two weeks after a
general tie-up.'
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HERE is MORE ABOUT
PROTEST
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

posed development of Palafox wharf to
lots to the west side Of Jefferson street
showed only distance of II feet: there
fore, he said, If the l.. & n. concluded
to develop their property on that side
of the slip, this would prevent any prac-
teal use Of a large part Of the east side
of Palafox wharf.
While the feeling at the meeting was
strongly against the action of the COM
missioners, in acting on the matter while
Captain Turtle was out Of the city, and
without waiting for his report; many Of
those present stated that if on his return
he gave it as his opinion that the Paia-
fox street dock was the best available
site. they would feel that there was
nothing further to be said in the matter
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-26
SPARKS CIRCUS
GOOD CLEAN SHOW
Large Crowds Attend Both Perform
anees of Popular Three Ring
Circus Yesterday.

Vast crowds Of people attended both
the afternoon and evening perform
ances of the Sparks circus yesterday.
The young and the old, the Riddles and
the grown-ups, all witnessed together
the marvellous feats Of the acrobats
the funny antics of the clowns, the
clever jugglers, the spectacular wire
walking-it was all there in the big
way. Everybody had big time. The
Sparks show is a good clean show, or
at least it proved itself to be such here
yesterday. There was nothing that
would have offended any one. Every
body turned out together, had a few
hours of honest to- goodness amuse-
ment. went back to their work better
satisfied with themselves, and with the
world at large
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-26
WOMAN SHOOTS WOMAN
IN DOMESTIC QUARREL

Ruby Beard, a negress, living on
Tarragona screet, was shot and Sc
riously wounded by Josie stallworth,
also coIored. about o'clock last even
ing. The shooting was the culmina-
ton Of a domestic quarrel between the
two women. Two shots were fired by
the would-be assassin, but only one
took effect. the bullet entering the LETT
breast Just below the heart.
When Deputies Graham, Rains and
Rice arrived on the scene the weapon
had been disposed of and could not be
found, but 1t was thought to have been
a SO caIibre. The woman who did the
shooting was placed in jail until It Is
seen whether or not her victim viii
live and then she viii be given pre-
lininary hearing before Judge Johnson
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-26
WORKING FOR BEST
INTEREST OF CITY
Commissioner Hinrichs Says He
Believes Palafox Wharf Has
Best Advantages.

Following a meeting of the industrial
commission of the Chamber OF Com
merce, which occupied several hours
yesterday afternoon. copies of reso-
luton passed at the meeting We're sent
by special messenger to each or the
three city commissioners.
The Journal having been furnished
with a copy OF this resolution, and
wishing to give the commissioners an
opportunity to express themselves on
the matter. asked each Of them last
night for a statement.
Mayor Sanders, who was first asked
as to his attitude toward the resolu-
ton, said that 1t was after office hours
and he preferred not to discuss such
matters at home. He did state, how
ever, that while the resolution had
been passed In favor Of the Palafox
wharf site, no actual money transact
ton had taken place.
Commissioner Frank r. Pou said
that he did not care to express him.
self on the matter
Commissioner Hinrichs said that in
voting for the resolution for the purchase
OF the Palafox wharf he had done so In
the belief that it was to the best in
terest of the city.
He called attention to part of the
agreement to be made with the present
owners of the wharf was that the city
was to have ingress to the west side OF
the docks at such time that the city
might need wharfiBg facilities, as well as
the use of the west side of the wharf
when needed, provided, of course, there
was space vacant at the time, and he
stated that all the fish company's boats
were seldom in port at the same time.
He stated last night that he had re-
fused to agree TO the passage of the
resolution at the commissioners meeting
until the free site clause had been elm
mated. and that he had insisted upon
the clause being inserted allowing the
city to acquire entire possession of the
west side upon years notice.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-26

Geneva after trip of investigation
in Russia.
AS an authority who knew the coun-
try well in the day of the car, his
opinions are invaluable
1.-THE terrorist committee" said this
authority, rs government inside a
government; more powerful govern
ment inside a less powerful govern
ment.
1T is THE secret organization of all
secret Russia.
1T is its own authority. Responsible
to no one"
No Exceptions.
Except, of course. Lenin and Trotz-
Ky" the writer interrupted.
NO" he answered. mo exceptions
about it! 1t is not responsible to Lee
min, Trotzky, the Moscow government
or anyone else. It is responsible to NO
ONE.
"That is the thing I have been una
BILE to make any Of my friends under
stand. This terrorist committee (offi-
cially the extraordinary commission
for the suppression OF the counter
revolution) is totally irresponsible.
Accountable to the Moscow gov
eminent? The Moscow government,
every man of the government, fears
the terrorist committee just as the
humblest peasant fears it.
And yet, paradoxical as it seems
to say it, 1t is this committee that
holds the Moscow government in
power.
In Terrorists' Hands.
with the terrorists rest, to very
great degree. the events of the future
in Russia.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-26
SCOUTS ENTERTAIN
ROTARY MEMBERS

Rotary club members, at the regular
luncheon yesterday at the San Carlos,
were entertained by members of one
of the Boy Scout troops. Headed by
Scoutmaster John Gum Warren Pier
pont, Rutledge Linsay, Karn Day and
Dixie Beggs, gave demonstrations in
first aid, rescuing persons from a
burning building. resuscitation Of
drowning persons and other stunts
known to the Scouts
Among the guests at the meeting
was Rabbi Iser Freund Of Temple
Beth Ell, who has recently come to
Pensacola to make his home here.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-26
THEFT OF FORD CAR
REPORTED TO POLICE

The theft of a Eve passenger Ford
touring car belonging to G. w. oliver,
living at 1912 East Jackson, was re-
ported to the police authorities last
night. The car was parked near the
corner of Belmont and D-sts. but when
the owner looked for same it could not
be found The theft took place be-
tween 10 and II o'clock, and the stolen
car bore license tag number s1s76-B.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-26
FREIGHT STEAMER SINKS
OFF EAST FLORIDA COAST
(By The Associated Pressl

WEST PALM BEACH, Fla. Oct %.
The freight steamer Thames. plying
between Jacksonville ard Miami. sank
shortly after noon today. about Il
miles north Of Jupiter. Capt. r. ].
Wahl and the crew OF Is men came
ashore in life boats at Gomez. near
here. The vessel carried a cargo OF
miscellaneous freight for Miami
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-26
CONFEDERATE VETERANS
OPEN REUNION AT 'NOOGA
AN The AssoeIated Pressl

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn, Oct, 25.-
Characteristic addresses by Governor
Aft A. Taylor and former United
States Senator James B Frazier, OF
Tennessee, featured the opening ses-
sion OF the thirty-first annual re-
union of the United Confederate Vet
Grams here today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-10-26
HERE is MORE ABOUT
TAMPA STORM
STARTS ON PAGE ONE

there have been no advices of vessels
in distress off that point.
The storm is described as the worst
since 1897, the west coast having here
tofore been immune, largely, from the
tropical hurricanes.