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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-10
JUNIOR TWILIGHT
TO START GAMES
First of Preliminary Games to Be
Called Monday Afternoon.

All is in readiness for the pre-
liminary games to start in the Junior
Twilight League on Monday after
noon, and promptly at $50 the first
game will be called. For this week
the teams VIII match one another for
the purpose of getting their men
Strengthened out, and the kinks all
out of the teams, so when the regular
play begins there may be some real
base ball at the Junior grounds, just
across the street from the Clubbs
school building.
The schedule for the week is as fol-
lows:
Monday-Blue Birds VS.. Lone Scouts.
Tuesday-Red Wings VS.. Y. NJ. c.
A., Jr.
Wednesday-Boy Scouts VS.. Lone
Scouts.
Thursdny-Y. M. C. A. VS.. Blue
Birds.
Friday-Red Wings VS.. Boy Scouts.
The teams are urged to have all
their players on the grounds promptly
on the days they are scheduled to
play.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-10
SERVICES AT The
CHURCHES TODAY
Public Is Invited to Join in Services
at Various Houses of Worship.

AT the First Baptist church this
morning the pastor at the regular
morning service will preach on the
subject, eaten Up by Enthusiasm"
In the evening the pastor will preach
the second of a series OF sermons on
Presents to Prodigal," "A Robe
Some Fashions in Dress"
At the Gadsden Street Methodist
church the subject Of the morning
service will be, 1.-THE Hidden Support
of the Christians Life" and the sub
ject Of the evening service, THE Cities
of Refuge A meeting of the Board
Of Stewards Of the church will be held
Tuesday evening at o'clock.
At Christ Episcopal church the Sew
enth Sunday after Trinity will be OBJ
served in the services. There will be
the usual order Of services with Litany
Wednesday morning at 10 o'clock and
evening prayers Friday at p. m.
AT the Lutheran church the usual
order of services will be followed, the
subject of the evening service to be;
Lowest Thou the Lord"
At the First Universalist church the
subject of the evening service will be:
MANS Relation to the Universe"
At the First Church Of Christ, Sci
enlist, the subject of the regular morn
ing service will be: Sacrament"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-10
DECLINE TO BUILD
new BARGE CANAL
War Department Engineers Bellows
Cost Of Apalachicoia Improvement
To Prohibitive.

The board of engineers for rivers
and harbors has decided adversely on
the proposal to construct a barge ca
nal at Apalachicola, but does favor
some extension of projects. Interested
persons are directed to submit data
bearing on the question.
The following notice has been sent
to all whom it may concern:
The River and Harbor act, approved
June 5, 1920, contained provision for
a preliminary examination Of Apalach-
icola bay, Florida. The required exam
nation has been made by the district
engineer, and his report thereon is fa-
vorable to the extent of recommending
a survey looking toward some extern
sion of projects.
In accordance with law the report
has been referred to the board of en-
gineers for rivers and harbors for
consideration and recommendation.
From the information presented, the
board is not convinced Of the advisa-
bility of the United States undertake
ing any additional Improvement at this
locality at the present time for the
following reasons:
The Improvement desired is ship
channel from the gulf to Apalachicola,
and it is believed that the cost of con-
structing and maintaining such a
channel would be greatly dispropor-
tionate to the amount of commerce in
volved and the probable resulting ben
efits, and there is no intermediate I'M
provement between a ship channel and
the barge channel provided by the ex-
listing project that would have suffi-
cient merit to justify its cost.
All parties interested in the proposed
improvement are invited to submit
within a period Of so days from the
date of this notice, statements and ar
guments bearing upon the necessity for
the improvement in the interests of
commerce and navigation. Such state
ments should be addressed to THE
Board of Engineers for Rivers and
Harbors, Munitions Building, Wash
ington, ID. c. Should a hearing be de-
sired. this can be arranged by CORE
spondence with the board.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-10
RESERVATION FOLKS
WILL MEET FRIDAY
Citizens of Warrington Are to Com.
pIete Plans for Local Government.

The new captain of the yard, Com
mander Paunac, has invited all citi-
Gems OF the naval reservation to meet
at Odd Fellows hall. Warrington, at
s o'clock Friday night TO continue the
work of organizing the civil govern
ment OF the reservation, in accordance
with the plan mapped out by Commaa-
der Cabaniss before he was detached
for duty at sea.
The new government proposes to di-
vide the duty of carrying out pro-
gram of public improvements, estab-
lishment Of free schools, and so forth,
so that each resident of the reserv1-
tion, and each person who does BUSH
ness on the reservation shall carry a
part of the burden. This is to be done
by graduated assessments. which are
voluntary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-10
CLUB BOYS ATTENDING
THE CAMP AT MOLINO

Among the club boys of the county
attending the camp at Molino We're:
Elmer and Hubert Hall, Clarence
Bradley, Edwin Price, Vaughn Hall,
Ernest and Edward Newark. Harvey,
Thomas and John Barrineau, Wendall
Morris. Wyehe Haynes, Robert Cham
berlain, Frederick Barber, George
Harris, Richard Voorhees,. Denny
Horton, Bert and Eugene Mead and
others besides several visiting boys.
Before camp broke yesterday a wa
termelon cutting was enjoyed by the
boys and girls through the courtesy
of ". C. Barrineau of Barrineau Park
who presented to the camp Is big
vatermelons.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-10
GATOR PATROL IS
TO HOLD BAY PARTY
Knox Boy Scouts Will Celebrate Their
First Anniversary.

The Alligator Patrol of Troop No. 2,
B. S. A., will celebrate their first ami
yersary next Wednesday night with a
bay party. The Scouts are to bring their
girl friends along and a good time Is
looked forward to. 1t will be one year
next Wednesday since the patrol was
organized by Chas. Steward at Knox
church and since that time the patrol has
progressed rapidly. The Gator boys
COPIED the troop basket ball champion
ship last winter with 1000 per cent and
lost but few outside games A rifle
range was built and five scouts have been
awarded medals as follows: Frank Fair
ley, Clyde Steward and Chas. Steward,
sharpshooters; Frank Oerting and CIin-
ton Mcconnell, marksmen. The Ca
tors win enter the w ]. r. c. matches
this fan for state championship.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-10
EX-SERVICE MEN
WIRE FLETCHER
American Legion and Veterans Of
Foreign Wars Approve the
Sweet Bill

Both Frank Marston post, American
Legion, and William Touart post, Vet
Grams of Foreign Wars, have endorsed
the so-ca1led Sweet bill which con-
templates uniting the various depart
ments Of soldier welfare under enc
head. The Legion sent wire some days
ago to Senator Fletcher approving tie
measure and ses'tl day the Veterans
of Foreign Wars sent the following
telegram:
In meeting assembled, William
Tourat Post. No. 7o6, Veterans of For
eign Wars. directed me to urgently
request your support of Senate Bill
500 in justice to all concerned.
t'R. L. SLATTEN. Command En-"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-10
HUGHEY'S BAKERY
HAS new MACHINE
Bread Is Wrapped Automatically at
Rate of 1900 Loaves an Hour

Hughey's Plainview Bakery, where
Pensacola Maid" bread has its home.
has just installed new and marvel
ously efficient piece of machinery,
This is bread-wrapping machine
which wraps 1000 loayes per hour
without the necessity of human hands
loaves.
Pensacola Maid" bread is eaten in
all parts of West Florida and South
4 ALBANIA. Hughey's has made Pensa-
cola and the bathing girl famous be-
cause each wrapper bears a charming
picture of an equally charming bath
ing girl. The installation Of the new
bread wrapper insures even more per-
feet service than that already provided
by the "Plainview" bakery.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-10
J. BELL WAS
WELL KNOWN CITIZEN

Frank ]. Bell, who died July 8, was
one of the best known citizens OF
Pensacola. He was senior member OF
the firm of John S. Bell & Sons, pro-
prietors Of the Parlor Market Mr..
Frank was the son of the late John S.
and Rosanna Bell, and is survived by
his wife and one daughter, Mrs. S. B.
McMurrian, of Pensacola; three broth
ers, Lomax, Willie and Sidney H Bell.
three sisters. Mrs. c. W. Potts, Mrs
Lottie Tharpe OF Birmingham, and
Mrs. Eva Shepley of Washington. D.
c., besides many other relatives.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-10
COUNTY BOARD is
TO MEET MONDAY
Santa Rosa Board Will Meet Here
Soon.

A meeting Of the board of county
commissioners will be held Monday
morning at $50 o'clock. The board
also expects to meet Tuesday morn
ing.
The Santa Rose board is expected
to meet Jointly with the EscambIa
board shortly in reference to the Nc
Curdy bridge IL replace the ferry over
the river at Century connecting the
two counties.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-10
COURT OF RECORD
CONVENES MONDAY
Docket Is Light for July Term Which
Opens Tomorrow Morning.

The July term of the court of rec
ord will be convened at 10 o'clock to-
morrow morning with Judge c. Mo-
reno Jones presiding. The docket will
be light, it is understood, although
there win be q considerable number of
larceny cases from the city court as
well as the usual run of liquor cases.
The civil docket is reported as light
and trials are not expected to con-
tinue for more than a couple Of weeks.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-10
TT HAS BEEN SAID
THAT IF IL ACTORS

should meet on Broadway at IL
o'clock in the morning, II of
them would Immediately start
talking about their salaries.
But if IL clothiers should meet
they would at once begin talk
ing about their values.
That's why it's no use trying to
prove here on paper that our
clothes are the best and that our
prices are the fairest in the
world.
We'd rather you'd come in and
ct us show you the greatest
combination of value and va
.iety in the city.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-10
WAR
VETERANS TO MEET

The regular meeting of Colonel w.
T. Williams camp, No. 3, Department
of Florida, United Spanish War Vet
Grams, will be held at its bivouac Mon
day, June II. All comrades are ur-
gently requested to attend as import
ant business is to be brought before
the camp and new recruits will be
mustered in. All visiting comrades in
the city are invited to attend
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-10
JOURNAL AID FINDS
BOAT IN THE BAY

Capt. Jim Watson lost his skiff boat
week ago yesterday. He forgot about
It until Thursday night and then put
a lost ad in The Journal. Before he
reached his office or Friday morning
there were seven calls telling him
where his boat could be found He
rescued the boat and has it in his slip
as evidence of the efficiency of Jour-
nal advertising.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-10
DINNER DANCE is
HELD AT HUGHEY'S

Billie Roberts and Hilary r. Davis
entertained few friends with a din
ner dance at Hughey's restaurant last
night in the rear dining room. Special
music was furnished for the occasion.
Those sharing this charming express
sion of hospitality We're: Misses Josie
Johnson, Thelma De Brux, Mary
Brown of Mobile and Ethel Resmondo.
The hosts. Hilary r. Davis, Billie Rob-
erts and Martin Anderson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-10
GUESTS REGISTERED
AT THE SAN CARLOS

Among guests registered at the San
Carlos hotel Yesterday were: ". f.
Humnhries. New Orleans; J. N. Si4af-
nsr, ]. T. Hughes. F'1orala; L a. Da7.s.
Montgomery g. H Williams. Atlanta.
Mr.. and 1.rs. f. Macmillan. II >
.sa-ah Crf.f'n H. c. Finn and f. Il
AIii.en. Isl m ngilam.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-10
CANVASSTNG CITY
FOR NEW DIRECTORY

r I. Polk and Company have put
ten men to work in the city canvass
ing for the new directory, the work
being in charge Of c. J. RenouIt. The
work is expected to require about six
weeks. the book 10 be out by early
fall. The last directory was issued in
September. 1919.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-10
MDAVID SCHOOL
TO ELECT TRUSTEES

The McDayid special school tax dis
trict win hold an election Tuesday
for The purpose of electing trustees
for the school.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-10
DIVORCE DECREE
Is GRANTED

Mrs. Mary Beatrice Hollifield Cowart
has been given a decree Of divorce
annuiling her marriage 10 Z. d. Cow
art The decree was granted July g.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1921-07-10
GILFILLAN SCOTT

London College Graduate Professor of Piano Ten and Cas
interpretation trains Concert Panis Teachers and Beginners
Regular Weekly Five Dollars per month At pupils resi-
dence at studio.
Phone 791 THE PIANO SHOP ~ W. GardeI
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AGENTS can ulyc uI...,,, H.,
,,,,n w"rh thht VIII pay from SIS to $50
~, w'ck 10 one man or woman in
Desk ~. Chicarn VI" F"ou Co.
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CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING
INDEX ron QUICK REFERENCE

linden ron QUICK REFERENCE
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e% G; "tHs Of lii inE EtE%ttS-,a biSrAIGihi
aud e.enias .eryics ~ Al! tns.aness ,n,I
DISPATCH. which r. priced sepstntely.
Schedule OF Want Ad- hates.
Shc 40. u...y. 44I....nA.L 49, s3Iiu.
&c -vsu 4a..!. minimum -sc, aS~ie sops.
&c "oti Su"aaJ. ia!"'ii1pi rJVe, ax-,r
consecutive Insertions p-i,v Of y, In.
consecutive Insertions prise ., o.. III.
ie-ro,nt I,pe.
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AZ. Us, go, 80 49,, S.u'..n..
~ .4~a sA.e 40. .atse
Pa sla1-, .at S -H s a.. % Ssl re-.
luscious -" -o.J a. .o' TvsG!sT ~au;
These rates Av..s Gay 20 aisofs,sen.ens
sa,", ~ ".Sht."na 49, S-oGsI-u
are. Da..y !. cu".s Al as.io liur. Sua.
10 the iincG CASH mus: sllomvSuy sSt
order ~ a.. Instances.
LouSa! -etIn nA,es tor business Aayrr.
tseTs Oh hcgGcsI
- 81 Aaa = taya "sss,d4,. aud
ncas.on IN ;ae aeI' LDiIloS.
An, ~ $500 .'-'.,.'>.4 "ANl AL
MANI AL.
VISA Ca SHEET.
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lsvl f..~ Avenue.
wESI .-..! COHr 4iONERr.
a. t. JUlXNS.
PINE 5. 1T HnAi..sAcY.
So s.utn zane siGrcL
q. Ci.OGGA nnOS..
"a ~ -; 80 q 800, nn0s
1ANhH ~, I .; "a C s,1.t,
CoHEN %. De-. ANMn:. STORE
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40 wes, L,sSh street.
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Is :. =. g.. =.
Si"ia NA- ss.g-- streets
ECLn-'.' -. C...t.y=tEI.
- 800 -.-ti ';,-tE~ 800.
T"ehii - - -" sna' 5.sssiI
TwvaSs .h.Ht -a.. si..a =.rett.
fA.lssp =. TEN..A. -
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'AiSTEnS- Five hrs,-class painters; non.
Sthrt need apply n iieizcr {. Sons
IOJ West Main Street

SPECIAL TRAVELLING AGENTS. wanted
hy one OF Americas Itrg"At accident and
HtAlth INSURANCE" companies Sr!osm"n
covering S"Ecrcl counties an anCth.r
Proposition can a." their rVcn!nrs pront-
ah.y On our work. No selling. r. .
SNOW. Agency Secretary. 200 ugui I,dr
~ a - '
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tina--Stationcry

ESVEiOrES. bi!i h.adr. s,atoncnt.
cards $3.50 per 1000. lUtt"rhc.ds, iG.GJ
p"f i.a0D. cont prepaid. Drt our quota
iIonn on hookl-ts. folders etc. Euiiunu,
rrlntins 60. Richmond. Va.
sOIk tnAt .vsIy al 10 carIsuliy Eusx Su.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
Funeral Directors

MOURNING ORDERS completed IN "a
huuts We are equipped TO dye rar-
nents black In twsnty-four hours This
Il Special branch OF our business and
Always given prompt attention
MoSseilss 3o1 North seventh Street
itAti'- Edwin Hhsup. funeral director
anu rmbaliiic-. 60S East Main Street
Madison l,i. Randolph 56s3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

TRAVELLING MEN covering IN" small
towns Of this state wanted H. one Of
Americas largest accident mad hcalth
insurance companies 10 act - spccia !
representatives. ia tppuiatinr !o,.,.
agents. Attrhct!vc HiI-liu- proposition
10 energetic men, ptCHcn;!nr oppoTtuui-
ties to dOuhl" their Incomes H. q.
Snow. Agency Secretary, 100 !.ond iiui!L-
inr. Washington, -. g.
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NEW iNVENTIoN--Ou gauge for rords.
Sells on slight: pig rr1nts; s",n .,,, ~ :;
yss,msm,; eTslusi,r tsrri,"LS' nmMn IA
Address sales Mgr. l5N sta. e. omaha,
FOErRAI'r ACiENTS--I.carn how made
.Snooo nvassins 10: norW5ai's. nn-
.nccd men make more: delivery guar
artacd credit extended: lowest prices.
Fro circular "rroiits Ia Portraits, "N.
studio. Dept. 67B. i:7 y. Dearborn
Chicago.
sAnES AGENTs-A sale IN every home
"n our Ncwlcaihcr utility bag and
MS'enrr%%t "P y s9s yan f,r f'rTn,
proved Mfg. Co. Dept. 1913. Ashland.
ohio.
S.ALESM.\N-We are looking for a salca-
man who has had experience selling
ties Of this kind. y good Opportunity
awaits the man who can qualify. 10
not answer unless you have record as
producer. BOX ! SIP. The Dispatch.
SALESMAN to carry s.ieIinn shirts.
references required. Preston Shirt CO..
isS broom. ST. New York.
SAI.ESMAN--rhc McCa skcy Register Com
R R,nS has o very d.s'rnnie "psninE, , IN
counties for u man with the necessary
enersy. enthusiasn. initiativ" and in
sales books and hreproof safes on very
satisfactory commission arrangement.
wherein commissions earned are advanced
weekly: u real opportunity for accept; .
one of the beet known and most thor
Uugh national sales OrEanizatio with
the Opportunity for real training and
applicant. will he carefully trained. For
intcrvlnw. address McCasAcy Register
Company. iia' broadway New York
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

REGiSTEKED DRUGGIST viii be omen
Tor position June ! 4: experienced in city
ana small town. prefers sing small
business. Druggist. Box 26. Cambria
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POSITION ~ New York :n.n WHO has
recently made his home In Richmond
several years experience with whoicsalc
6ry goods and manufacturing concerns.
particularly adapted TO ACCOUNTING. and
systc:nati" ins. References BOX j $50
The DispAich.
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nat sALEsMEN.

Worlis isrEr,, manufacturers TN"
nationally known. 1roWt demand Idb-
"rnl commissions Good territory. ~
p"nses advanced. Sample - pounds.
Statesmen with artr clean ur.' rector.
"nrss reiv!r"d, C.Iradine iiIry-~r Hat
o.. Washlng' A..,.. -. i."uls
HOUSE pRESSES-tt urr tlu.-u Wit.
'ur cI'alnE snrup'" sent =. -. T.. fur III
Eg"no:uy Sales 20. H!.iun. Mas
InN% BAuMG.. Uru CcMrASf
kASbOlpH =" IG1ES. CHICAGO
Established manufacturers ~: exclusive
calendars Hri adNHrttSirr sr-cisltts-. KANT
nn Alb. salesman fvT IIfhnUad AID
vicinity Commission ttsIs. I'll. Ol.urtGi.l-
ties. Act nov, S;nr' Worh imnt'dit'"iy
LiVE-WIKE SALESMAN wanted 10 sell
fun line or 'rpckD!$. Cna 'uC.whI., glass
Tor luu!p ctor~cry and "na!nr. ware,
Lih"ia! commissions. Write Baker Pot.
terry 90. S-hrtnE. Ohio.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

TEACUEHS college. sc,oqiary sur.rIn-
tcEa.nt-, pr.u .atIS. GupIr. i. G..,Ir.!--
all S'htra-- s"i"rl"y, high Mr!t, pual-
h,hi'u~ elm" ich,nvts' agency Co
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

MANUFACTURER OF NATIOSAI.
REPUTATIDS E.S rii!I.ISIiEb
OVER 80 YEARS. DESIRES THE
SERVICES OF y CLEAN cur.
AGGRESSIVE. INTELLIGENT
SALESMAN FOR VIRGINIA TER
RiTDRT. SALARY, EXPENSE
ASD COMMISSIONS. pEKNA.
NEST AND PROFITABLE CON
NECrIoS ASSURED TIE RIGHT
MAN GiNE FULL DETAILS.
FAST EMPLOY AGE. Ere.
TIRE ARCO COMPANY. CLENE'
LAND. ONO.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

SOLICITORS h&D SALESI.ApIES- Al
ono. ~" bright ourublc Indies 20 ira 80!
demonstrate" and sell ,!"slr!.: $40 to S.6
yer "t"r. railroad tar" paid VIII. at
once. Goodrich Drug Co. Dept. I0i.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

AGESTS-Signs for stores and n,,,.... -
TREY new" $50 week easily nadr MS
s,l'tH woThins samples 2jc PREPAID
hiCaHo SIKH system Kl5O ". Austin
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-05-08

WANTED. 10y Ef- Insurance company
with more than a 1ii5.o00, oCo "i bust
ness IN force, manager Tor nnonG
and viCiniiy strictly COM;uiss Dh CON
tract. hut tae most liberal Ia. hua!n-as
w!li stand AGd.css =. -. EoN 325
EIistOl. VI.
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ii, VI rN 70 represent factory dircr,
s"iIlh. "cl-known line OF rmnt,n :.
,en'"ht. aud paints to factories. con,r.ne
soIh, property and wareh.us.. n,xn.r.
tutcIs etc. Prompt shipments SAT-.
,"v,ioh suaranteed. Weekly drawInw W.,
.onht' Opportunity 10 cstab Iish p,p,n,,
.nt business earning i50o az , n,.iih
"a" Premier Co. far W"., rp, ny
street. Cleveland Uhlr F'h'
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rninlin.:--. ~. .nv
Ipulcnt Attorney,

wa Ill PArE!: - ne most nvIuiiiu! scIeu.
tiOI. Of wall pID per no" Displayed ia thI.
city. Is BfHucr i0' Eighth 81
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WANTED at One. an autonlon.!. stI.s-
man 10 sci! popular. medium priced
car: 3uh OF these ca no" being used
in Richmond. We vii offer AN sitrac-
tive proposition To a:I experienced. high
class salesman, When replying. state
briefly your expert, ace. uuN e 5lg care
IN. DtSpntgn
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~ LESMES Widr-awakr aud r.n,6.--
handle tho hes, cloth ma, ana raoir q
h ~ ne coun.ry; liberal commission am am
nor,m,, .aciusirc territory. splendid on.
nn"%ct,9n' Columbia HoadwaTo Fnctor n,
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FINANCIAL
business Opportunities


ChflrA!.--l specialize ia financing meri-
torious business enter .,TiSrs 10y selling
stocks or hrst .nortsaGg bonds. Strict
~ coiGnIissio.. basiH. ..an fu.l rlriirn
lars IN frat letter. John rtitr. 1922
Eddy St.. Chicago.
GROCERY STORE in Iarton Heights for
sale. Cali Randolph 1854
co%FECriu"Ei. II ulEu; excellent busi.
ness ana iu!!y equipped. owner desires
70 l"hv" aiL'c ahd vii! sell cheap Cnll
FOR SALE-.Hcal opportunity. Tripurc
water and hotting plant. modern. up.
tn-datc, a!S.-c'aSs coa'i ton; three frai, :
chlaes' and live. growing. payins busi-
bought right and good az new Iocat,J
IN best city In United Statcs Speriai
reasons :"r selling. Iundicy \ APP
p!ewaite. iEc., Newport News. Nas.,.
FOR 50 Drug store In Madison WmId
annual business between $50 OOn and
$4,000. Hricc. s6.5O0s terms, casD
i,ox Is 100. The Dispatch.
HAVE ynu rented house vet? a
Wanted To Rent Ad In The Times
Dispatch VIII probably find ono for
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AGENTS-? ac an hour ~ adv.rt!s.. ,nJ
n,s,l.ont. sa,niles TO consumer. Writ"
bert Mills. Don. Mgr, ts.5 Ain.ri,,nn
Bldg. Cincinnati. Ohio 81