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UNA INVITATION DEL SOVIET

MoscU, mario 2o.--El gobierno de
los comisarios sovieticos ha invitado
Letoriia, Estonia, y Finlandia para
acudir la conferencia preparatoria que
SO celebrara aqui Ell microbes con ell
prop6sito de. descutir ampliamente Ell
programa de Ia conferencia de Geneva.
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En- Berlin Iehusan TeCibir Ia COrreSpOn-
denCia pTOCedente de Russia
(De nuestro servicio especial por los
cables ingles y francesl

BERLIN, MARIO 20 Los emplea-
dos postales de aqui han rehusado abrir
los sacos de correspondencia>q que vienen
de Russia en- provision de que puedan
lEallarse microbes de la tifcidea, la
cual Sc csta propaganda rapidamente
por todas las regiones de aquel pals
y especialmcnte en- volga.
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VEINTIUN MILLION DE PASA.
JER0S VIAJARON EN- Ell
METROPOLITANO ;.

MADRID, MARIO. 90 Acaba de pu
hlicarse la msmoria de la Compafiia del
Ferrocarr;l Metropolitano de esta ciu-
dad segdn la cual veinti1n millones
de pasajeros viaiaron durante Ell iilti-
mo afio, solamente en- Ia Inca alberta
que Sc extiendc Lasta los Cuatrc Ca
minos.
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HA SIDO DECLARADA LA
HUELGA GENERAL EN- TODoS
LOS PUERToS DE ITALIA

ROMA, MARIO 2o.-En las primeras
horas de la mahana de hoy Sc ha de-
clarado la huelga general en- todos los
puertos del RENO.
FL movimiento Sc ha producido para
secundar los obreros de Napoles.
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yOTO DE CONFIANZA AL
GABINETE ITALIANO

ROMA, MARIO 2o.-Por 275 votos con-
ira SO Ell Parlamento ratifc6 SUI CONTAIN
"a al Ministerio que preside ell sefor
Facta.
Los grupos mas importantes de la Ca
mara apoyan al gobierno en- la question
suscitada por el levantamiento en- Fid-
me.
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do A LUZ cUATRo NINos EN-
GUAYANILLA
Guayanilla MARIO 10, 1o2.

Guayanilla MARIO 10, 1922.
Ell MUNDo,
San Juan.
Esta mafana en- poblado stsitios" !,
Eusebia Pacheco, insolvente, di6 luz
cuatro nifios felizmente. Tiene va
rios mas. Todos vivos
coRREsPoNsAL.
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Ell DIR. RAMON Y CAJAL.. DI-
RECTOR HONORARIO DE LA
-. UNIVERSIDAD

MADRID, MARIO 90 FL congreso
universitario nomhr6 al insigne hombre
de ciencias DR.. Ramon Y Cajal rector
honorario de la Universidad. Ell Ccmite
Nacionsl de Sandal proyecta levantai
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Ell PRINCIPE DE GALES Es
OBJETO DE UN GRANDIoSO
RECIBIMIENTO EN- JAPON

TOXIC, MARIO 2o.- En- ell acora-
zado "Renown" ha legado el principe
de Gales, heredero de la Corona ingle-
81.
No Sc recuerda un recibimientc mas
enthusiast Y grandioso en- el cual par
ticiparon todas las fuerzas vivas del
pals.
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ALEMANIA HAcE Ell 70. PAGo

PARIS, mario 19.-El periodico
lie Temps" informa que A1emania ha
enviado hoy el septimo pago de trein
ia Y I'm millones de marcos.
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GTeCia deCIara que no detGndTd los va
pores franCeSeS en- ell futUrO

I'm grandioso hospital, del cual sera
nombrado director ell ilustre Ramon y
caial, -
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FIUME EN- EsTADo DE sITo

ROMA, nlazo 90 Hasta IA election
del nuevo gobierno las autoridades
han decretado el estado de sitiO en-
Fiume.
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FL asunto sera tratado en- una de las
reuniones pr6xinas del Gabinete.
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sEvILLA MARIO 1e.--Hoy han en-
pezado las obras para Ell ensanche de la
ciudad.
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sEv11LA VA A SER ENsANcHADA
The New York herald., 1922-06-01
FORECLOSURE SALES.

June T. 1922.
room $50 at fl A. Nj. and Ills A. NJ, re-
spectively. June 16. 1922, the dictaphones
repossessed by Columbia Graphophone Co
from Michael Gold and Nathan Finkelstein
unless unpaid balances are paid before said
date. JOSEPH NJ. HART.
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INFORMATION WANTED.

INFORMATION desired regarding the pres
ent location of David Murray. Last ad-
dress 63i East 13sth ST., New York city
Please communicate at once with JULIA A
HoTALING. 422 Academy ST., South Orange
N T.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.
Business Connections.

MANUFACTURING food company needs
x30O0OO capital for expansion Been in
business eight years. Unusual opportunity.
WIN consider partner or reliable broker
TO sell stock. With additional capital com
pany capable of earning a million first year.
Address Box -. A. s.. Metropolitan Adver-
Using Company. III Broadway.
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SITUATIONS WANTED Male

ACCOUNTANT (CERTIFIED). N. Y.
Books written up, audits. investi igation. sys-
TENS, certified statements; reasonable. Phone
Barclay Tios.
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HELP WANTED--FemaIe.

BOOKkEEPER - Manufacturing concern
wants experienced bookkeeper: must have
first class references. Address, stating age,
experience and salary wanted. Q GGo Herald,
$50 Broadway.
CASHIER, experienced, motion picture thea
ter good appearance pleasing personality.
Amply this morning. O.30 TO II. Room 1IOn
tiiO Broadway.
CASHIER. EXPERIENCED, NEAT AP-
PEARANCE. sCIIRAFFTS. ~ w. 22p.
AID-WAtTRESS; country in
summer; Scandinavian or German. W.
seth st.. Apt. ., north.
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

WANTED-Cecilian piano player, in good
condition. Box 266. Bloomingdale. n. }.
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

MY wife, Marjorie. having left me | shall
lot be responsible for any debts except
contracted by myself from this day on.
WNi. kRAIrS
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FURNITURE WANTED.

Ave will pay highest possible prices for
furniture, houses. apts., pianos. bric-a-.
hrac. books, works of art. NORMAN, IS
University place. Phone Stuyvesant 2317.
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cOUPLE-Japanese butler and wife, swed-
ish cook; both first classi take charge
small family, without washing excellent
references, Couple, A Prospect place, Man Nan
haitian. Please telephone Murray Hill 295S
before noon.
COUPLE, ,English-American, experienced, re-
liable chauffeur, Packard. Cadillac; motor
boats; go anywhere; wife cook, maid. small
Christian family. adults only: no laundry
Owen. 1888 w. 56th, apt. 3E. Circle 6594.
CoUPLE-Butler. valet. cook. English, want
positions: both efficient. competent: high
est personal references. C 20l3 Herald, Her
aid SO.
COUPLE-Strictly first class cook. excellent
in all branches. French and American cook
ing. first class butler. valet or Chauffeur;
personal city reference. 4I4 w. 132d.
COUPLE-Good Swedish cook. butler, inside
man, wish positions with private family :
competent and reliable: letters only please.
A. Bauriell. 225 East 50th ST,
COUPLE, valet; wife excellent, economical
cook. housekeeper: both thoroughly compe-
tent. best references; wages $3.50 Box ia,
1929 3D. av.
COUPLE. young. Irish-American. just start
Ing again; wife good plain cook: man but
Ter. Address 800 Humboldt St. Brooklyn.
COUPLE, competent cook. useful butler,
valet. entire charge; excellent references.
Rhinelander 309l.
CREDIT INVESTIGATOR. 80.
FIVE YEARS EXPERIENCE, SEEKS
WORTH WHILE CONNECTION AS INTER
VIEWER; AL REFERENCES. 17i7 HER
AID. WASH. HEIGHTS.
ELEVATOR OPERATOR experienced: young
colored man. American. would like position
Phone 39s9 Nevins. 1866 Willoughby st.,
Brooklyn.
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For Sale.

FOR SALE-Good established manufacturing
business of pure food products and spe-
cialties, ideas. formulas and trade marks,
protected by patents: high class articles of
genuine Russian formulas. Y 2022 Herald.
2s0 Broadway.
MUSIC. living. studio, bedroom, piano, fur
nture, $1IJ cash; rent $12 month. Letter.
A 2262 Herald Herald So
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Capital Wanted.
EXECUTIVE WANTED.

Man for manufacturing food company
600 to $500 900 command that amount, as
company needs capital for expansion. To
party who can manage same n fortune can
be made and he will have complete charge
OF money he invested. This is real pro-
position. Been in business eight years.
Highest references. Confidential. Address
Box ID. A. S.. Metropolitan Advertising Com
pany. III Broadway
HALF PROFIT offered respectable party
proving command of $4,000 cash at first
interview, for export OF owned controlled
and well established two brands cotton goods
In foreign countrieS no risks: all orders
secured by banks or part cash. money re-
quired for permanent deposit to strengthen
credit with banks: former minimum yearly
average sales 5000 bales; minimum profit
curiosity seekers; quick action secures priv
ilege. Address. Room 406 552 Tth av.
GARAGE wants party with $4,000 join es-
shop and gosoline station: should net $75
weekly and half profits business. will sell ;
experience unnecessary. McTAAND'S REAL.
ESTATE OFFICE. 10i00 Jamaica av., near
102d St, Richmond Hill. Phone 1875 Rich
mond Hill.
ADDITIONAL capital In small amounts by
aggressive successful operator, to buy, sell
and operate tenement property; good re.
turns; funds always secured; no work re-
ouired. Q 36l Herald. Herald SO.
LADY partner wanted with 81 800 services,
for half interest in an established beauty
parlor, conducted by hair, scalp and face
specialist of % years experience. o223
Herald, Herald so.
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AUTOMIBILES-FOR HIRE
For Hire-pnsseuger Cars

For Hire-rassenger Cars.
CADILLAC. beautiful limousine. dav. week.
month. season; owner drives. Telephone
Nonkcrs 1878
PACKARD. attractive Limousine. hour, day
monthly; reasonabe; city, country. Tel
deGt Plaza.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-Male.
couPLE-cuAuFFEuR.

handy man, white, good appearance:
wife cook. general housework; best
references; go anywhere. A 1927 Her
aid, 18th st.
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SALESMAN.

An old established concern. 43 years
In business, is offering Is year iee
Gold Note 10 its customers. A Real
opportunity for a producer. Expert
ence absolutely necessary. Commis-
sion basis, See
MIR. LOEWENSTEIN.
ROOM $40.
1910 BROADWAY.
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Miscellaneous.

INCORPORATE-DE
PALMER, 110 w. 10th st. Bryant 1858.
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MANA gentleman who ls enterprlsing and
ambitious fairly educated and an earnest
and persistent worker, must have sufficient
executive ability 20 manage tn about 3
months) n branch office for an extensive
house. Apply after .. Mr.. Edrldge, ~ East
22d ST. sixth floor.
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SALESMAN.

SALEsMEN-When seeking n position you
must analyze the. connection offered YOU
in the following ways; What has this firm
to offer me Ia the way Of
PRESENT EARNINGS
PERMANENT POSITION
FUTURE DEVELOPMENT
Call on us between 10 and and we VIII
satisfy you regarding those important points
II you can satisfy us that you are the man
we want. Suite 1910. % West 43d ST., NJ Y.
Statesmen (securty) wanted 20
handle unusual propositions: quick,
big money for hustlers. Apply Room
926. 152 West 42d st., after II A. NJ.
SALESMAN. security. opening Tor . high
class statesmen to complete organization;
only men with past records can TT: Radio
Corporation, sensation Of years! leads and
full cooperation; attractive commission con-
tract. 2107 Herald. Herald so.
sALEsNEN-Three men looking for real OPP
portunity, steady position; experience un-
necessary. Call between and ., Fuller
Brush Co. 1866 Montague 81.
SALESMAN, real estate experience auc-
tion lots sales; commission basis. Phone
2T3 Ossining, Thuryday. l-3.
e----A
ALE S NJ Y N-THOROUGHLY ENPERI-
ENCED MEMS CLOTHING Statesmen.
WALLACH BROS, BWAI. CORNER 18th.
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MEN, am building sales organization and
want % limited number of men 10 sell on
commission basis. those men must be honest.
ambitious and have the determination to
make good In the best paying business In the
world. ~ this describes YOU see Mr.. Per.
cival, ith floor iG1 West cath st. before
noon OF after four.
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Automebile instruction..

REPAIRING. driving taught, short time
license guaranteed. ladies' classes also
Ford lessons. AMERICAN AUTO SCHOOL.
126 Lexington av.
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SITUATIONS WANTED-Female.

COOK-Plain cook in private family country
tin, 102 Golden av. Oirst floor, Paterson
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MILTON

MILTON, Fla, Aug. 19.-Sheriff H.
c. Mitchell spent q few days. the lat
| ter part of last week, in Panama City,
presumably on business mission.
Mr.. T. S. Sowell, who Is with saw
mill company in Mississippi, spent the
| week in Milton, visiting his fam
lily and friends. '.,
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Costa, of Pen
sacola are guests at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. D. r. Read, in this city, to-
day.
Mr.. ]. H. Harven came up from Pen
sacola Sunday for a short visit with
his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rupret Hamilton and
little daughter. and her recent guests,
Mrs. S, F. 1llery and children from
Kentucky, spent Sunday in Pensacola,
en- route to Andalusia, Ala, where they
will visit their mother, Mrs. F. T.
Gavin, for the next few weeks.
Attorney and Mrs. L. V. Trueman
after a residence of about two years
in Milton, left Monday morning for
Pensacola, where they expect to make
their home in the future. Mr. True
man will practice law with States At
torney Harry Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. L. Rosasco and chill
dren are leaving today for Mary Es-
ther, on the Sound, where they will
spend some little time, enjoying the
pleasures of that popular resort
Capt. and Mrs. VIM. Barry had as
their guests Mrs. VIM. Barry. Jr. and
three children, of Pensacola, the latter
part of last week and the first of this.
Mrs. Alice Shelbourne, who taught
in Milton High School last year, but
has accepted the principalship Of
South Florida school, is spending a
few days in Milton, visiting friends
and former associates.
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CHIPLEY

CHIPLEY, Fla, Aug. 19.-Mrs. Dora
Xix has returned from an extended
visit In Georgia, and will spend the
winter in Chipley.
w. w. Padgett was here Saturday
enroute from business trip to Pensa-
cola, to his home near Southport.
G. L. Guy of Cottonwood, Ala, was
in Chipley Thursday. 1t is probable
he will buy property and locate in this
section,
A. T. Helms, wife and daughter.
Miss Ina Belle, left Tuesday morning
for a two weeks visit with relatives
in North Carolina, going in their car.
Miss Lottie Afford left Tuesday for
q visit to relatives at points in South
east Georgia.
Mrs. s. A. Afford has returned from
a several weeks visit with relatives In
South Carolina.
Rev. A. r. Larriclc, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Plant City.
spent few days here last week visit
Ing Mrs. r. G. Wilson.
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DE FUNIAK

DeFUNIAK SPRINGS. Fla, Aug. IL
Miss Pearl Kennedy, of Pensacola
arrived in our city last Saturday fol
weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs. r
II. jackson.
, Mr.. Laney Anderson, Of Montgom-
cry, arrived Saturday for q visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. L. An
derson.
Mr. Ross clearinghouse returned
Saturday night from New York, where
he went to purchase a stock of fall
and winter merchandise.
Mr.. e. v. Hillard, of Jackson, Ten
nessee, who has been visiting his
daughter, Mrs. o. NJ. Thompson, re-
turned home Tuesday. Mrs. Thompson
accompanied him back to Jackson,
where she will spend a month or two.
Mrs F. K. Simmons and daughter,
Miss Julia who have been the guests
Of relatives and friends in Pensacola
returned home the first of the week
Mrs. ]. r. Beard went to Pensacola
Saturday and was accompanied home
with Mrs. o. v. Sims and Elizabeth
from Mobile, Ala. who, will be in our
city for week or two.
Mrs. NJ. J. Fletcher who has been
with her mother, Mrs. A. ]. Preston,
for the past two weeks returned to her
home In Andalusia, Ala, Tuesday.
Misses Maud Saunders and Ida Foy
Stinson who have been attending
school at Gainesville returned home
Saturday.
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ST. ANDREWS

ST. ANDREWS, Fla, Aug. 1S.-Mrs.
J. E. McClendon, of Atlanta, came on
Sunday to make her home here with
her daughter, Mrs. r. L. Shaw.
The dance held at the Casino on
Saturday night was largely attended
and everyone seemed to have plenty
of pep.
Miss Elmo Bullock returned home
on Wednesday after a most delightful
visit with Mrs. P. E. Green in Dothan,
Ala.
G. E. Meggette, Of Jacksonville was
in town last Friday doing some much
needed repair work on our telephone
system.
Judge c. o. Andrews left on Friday
for his home in Orlando after an en-
joyable visit here with relatives.
Mrs. r. A. Witherill left on Friday
for Tampa, where she will enjoy a
two weeks visit with her husband.
Mrs. Sallie Thompson left on Fri
day for her home in Pensacola after
pleasant three weeks visit here with
relatives and friends.
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DORCAS

DORCAS, Fla, Aug, 19.-lt is with
sorrow that we chronicle the death OF
Earnest Powell Of near Pensacola.
Earnest was born and reared in Dor
cas-. and, besides a wife, father. and
brother he has host of relatives and
friends to mourn his death. He died
Tuesday and his body was brought
back to the family burying ground for
interment. Our hearts go out in sym
pathy to the bereaved ones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ansley were visiting
in Laurel Hill the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. w. H. McSwain of Chattahooc-
hee returned to her home last Thurs
day after several days visit to her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Powell.
Rev. and Mrs. Jos. e. Each, Mrs. j.
M. Miller and daughter Miss Lula and
Miss Flora Boothe were business Visl-
tors in Laurel Hill Monday.
Miss Myrtle Hart spent the week.
end with home folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. A.. II. Powell are the
proud parents of a fine oaoy poy'
Mother and babe are doing nicely.
Misses Eula and Pearl Miller who
are teaching at Children's Home spent
the weekend with their mother.
Mr.. Alex McCallum was a business
visitor to Crestview Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. l.. Cawthon or Bon
itay were among those from off to at
tend the funeral of Earnest Powell.
Miss virgie Powell led an interest
ing Christian Endeavor Meeting last
sunday night. The topic was Pride
and Humility" c. e. every Sunday
might. Comet
Rev. w. G. Miller is holding a Sc
ries of meetings at Bombay.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Miller and MISS
Anna Bass of Rock Hill were visiting
in our neighborhood Saturday.
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BRENT

lMrs c. j. Stephens, Correspondent
BRENT. Fla, Aug. 19.-Mrs r. S
| CaraWay enjoyed a visit from he,
brother. Mr.. w. B. Fincher, Of Cairo
Ga. Mr.. Fincher was accompanied b.
Mrs. Fincher. his wife, Miss sallie
Fdncher and Mr.. and Mrs. Rawls. Mrs
Rawls is Mr.. Fincher's daughter They
arrived in their car Wednesday after
noon, remained over Sunday and left
for home Tuesday morning, going by
way of the Old Spanish Trail. They
spent Sunday afternoon at sauf1ey
Beach.
Mr.. and Mrs. John coker were Wis
Ting relatives here recently. -
Mrs, Coslrey and Miss Elizabeth
st. John went to Saufley Meach Tues
day afternoon.
Mrs. J. L. johnson was out to visit
her parents a couple OF days last
week.
Rainy weather caused the B. Y. p.
U. to postpone their social which
would have taken place Tuesday night
on the church lawn. 1t was postponed
to Friday night at Gilbert Springs.
Rev. Brock filled the pulpit at the
Baptist church Sunday.
There was quite good attendance
at the Methodist Sunday School Sun
day.
Mrs. Berry went with Mr.. and Mrs.
j. w. Mitchell to the tent meeting in
Pensacola one night last week.
Mrs. Berry is expecting Miss Beulah
Wright of Bombay, for visit soon.
The B. Y. p. U. met at the Baptist
Church as usual Sunday night, a
splendid program being rendered.
Mrs. SEWERS of Pensacola, was out
to see her daughter, Mrs. Isaac Her
rington recently.
Little Mamie c. Mullins is staying
with her grandparents Mr.. and Mrs.
Barker.
Mrs. Bessie Clopton was in Brent
Wednesday.
Mrs. Frank Criswell spent a few
days with Mrs. Wellnaan this week.
The Methodist Sunday school will
have children's day program this
Sunday.
Prayer meeting Wednesday night
was well attended, despite the incle-
of the weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. II. Berry were out
for a short visit to relatives here
afternoon.
Mrs. Spoon and Mrs. Coskrey were
in town Thursday.
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YOUNG WILLARD RAMSEY
ARRIVES HOME ON VISIT

MILTON, Fla, Aug. 19.-WlIIard
Ramsay, former Milton boy who has
been in the government service in
Europe for the past two years, being
connected with the paper published
there for the American overseas
forces, is now home on furlough. He
arrived at the home Of his father, j.
w. Ramsay, at Warrington, and after
spending a few days there came up to
his old home here in Milton and Is
spending a short time visiting friends
here. Mr.. Ramsay expects to return
to "The Rhine" in about six weeks
where he will remain for another year
before returning to Florida to enter
the State Univeraity for further study.
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CARRIERS

CARRIERS, Fla, Aug. 19.-Mr. and
Mrs. W. F. Hill and Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
rion Tucker and baby called on the
Hartgrove family Sunday.
Messrs. L. lyman and Hines OF the
New Orleans Forest Station are at
Camp Pinchot this week.
Supervisor w. F. 1ill and wife re-
turned to Pensacola Tuesday after
weeks stay at the Camp.
Messrs. S. NJ. Brown and Bowers OF
Crestview are taking a vacation up in
Don Bayou and fishing.
J. H. Brown went to Pensacola
Tuesday to consult an oculist.
Mrs. w. n. Hartgrove and son, W.
n. Jr., attended the dance at Camp
Walton Saturday night.
Mrs. E. A. Mooney spent Wednesday
night visiting with Mrs Hartgrove.
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SUCCEEDS where
DOCTORS FAIL.
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Com.
pound Often Does That. Read
Mrs. Miners Testimony

Churubusco, N. Y.-'T was under the
Doctors care for over five Wears e..
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SARDIS

SARDIS, Fla, Aug. 1s.-Ouite q
crowd from here attended the sing at
Magnolia Sunday.
Miss Audie Arnold spent Saturday
with Minnie Hawkins.
Talmadge Medley was a business
visitor to Pensacola Friday.
Mrs. John Hornsby and son, Wes-
ley, are visiting near Darlington this
week
Manuel and Austin Henley from An
dalusia were visitors here last week.
Claude Everage has returned home
after spending few days In Anda-
lusia.
Lance Davis and Claude Clary were
welcome callers at j. C. Steele's Sat-
urday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford kirkland,
Mrs. j. A. Hawkins and Mr.. and Mrs.
S. A. Jernigan and children were the
dinner guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. J. G.
Steele Sunday.
Ellis Wynn and sister Lorene, were
visitors in the Magnolia settlement
Sunday.
Pastel Milligan called on Mae Mil1el
Sunday P. M.
MI anu MIS- CAn Meuhsy IIoiu En-
terprise, Ala, spent last week with Mr..
and Mrs. A. e. Medley.
Claude Everage and Archie Wynn
attended the party at VIII Davis Sat-
urday night
Folmar and p. L. Medley, BarzilIa
Beard Lee BallSom and Edmond Teele
were welcome callers at J. C. Steele's
Sunday.
Trammell Merrill has returned home
after spending a few weeks In Enter
prise, Ala.
Church at Sardis every first and
third Sunday. Come one, come all.