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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1922-08-04
ENE|Q lies OF EDUCATION
GIVEN THE BROADSlDE
'.stAtes Ilishts'' oppeneant. 81
. Dep tmanent of Eds tim g. /
q AZ Answered \ II

WaShlngt0n, Aug. a ~ (Gapltal
News Service) -. Certain opponents
Of the Demonstrating bill, now be-
fore Congress, which when passed
will create a department. Of educa-
ton with Secretary in the Pres
ident's Cabinet, have tried to arouse
opposition to the bill by the false
statement that it will interfere with
States rights and place complete su-
pervision of all State educational
means and methods in the hands Of
the Federal government. ,e7@I 10
: A mere reading of the bill is sui
jficient to show the absolute falsity
of the claif, but to answer the at
tacks on the bill in short form, Will
liam B. Owen, president Of the Ma
tional Education association, one Of
the many organizations behind the
bill, has issued the following state
ment:.,+ -...s.,. .,,A .. .-- 49,.
4 ri have been a participant in the
deliberations Of the group that spon-
sored the Demonstrating bill since
its inception in 1918. It was the de-
liberate purpose from the start to
seek legislation from Congress that
should create a Department of Ed
ucation and provide Federal aid to
the States for specific educational
purposes. From the start it was the
conscious purpose to frame q Dill
that should secure these two main
results and at the same time avoid
centralized Federal control over the
separate and independent State sys-
TENS of public schools The Towner-
Sterling bill in the form now before
Congress, clearly and Enthusiastically
provides for a department OF Edu-
cation and Federal aid for specific
purposes; and as clearly and unmis-
takably prevents centralized beauro-
cratic Federal control, while it safe
guards the constitutional and tradi-
tional control of the seperate States
over their, own schools. The National
Education Association has repeated
" endorsed the fundamental pur-
poses of the bill. The association is
as strongly opposed to Federal or
ganization, administration and su-
3pervision of the public schools as it
is firm in its advocacy Of Federal
cooperation with the states in Sc
curing educational results Of clear
" national import and concern. The
language Of the bill is clear and I'M
nfistakable. No one Eean read itSana
read into centralized Federal control.
Personally and officially, I favor the
demonstrating bill for the reas-
ons given, aboye,ssNo political, sec
tional, racial or religious considera-
lions were in the minds of the spon-
sors Of the bill, nor can any such con-
'sideration honestly be found within
or behind the bill as it now stands.
The bill in itself is its own best JUS
LITIGATION and defense"
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BIBLE INSTITUTE WORKER =
TO SPEAK HERE TONIGHT

Miss Gladys Elmquist Of the Lu-
theran Bible Institute, st. Paul, will
speak in the Bethel Lutheran church
this evening at 8 o'clock, and a cor
dial invitation is extended to all to
attend. She is making a tour Of
Northern Minnesota, speaking at diff
ferent places. .,-
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DANCING AT BlRcHMONT h., ....
SUMMER HOTEL TONIGHT

A very enjoyable evening IS as
sured those who attend the dancing
party to be given at sBirchmont this
evening. Music will be furnished by
Dot VANS orchestra. The public is
invited and large attendance is
expected. Dancing will be from 9
to IL o'clock. ~ -r-"1 IF t.~&r-5
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HARRY CELL FUNERAL q
MAY BE HELD SUNDAY

Although funeral arrangements
have not yet been completed for the
funeral Of Harry C, Cell, who pass
ed away early Thursday morning, it
is quite likely that they will be held
Sunday afternoon. The announce
ment of the services will be made
tomorrow.
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Berlin, Aug Germany } today
refused the demands Of France that
ten million dollars be paid by Aug
ust 18th. Germany's refusal ION the
grounds Of inability to pay will be
Forwarded to Paris in q note this
afternoon. -. .-. !. - e. -
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MAY DRIVE GERMANS =.
OUT OF THEIR HOMES
(By United Press)

Paris, Aug, A-Germans ins Al
sace-Lorraine will Be driven from
their homes and property confiscated
unless Germany gives France a "a
vorable reply by tomorrow noon con-
corning the payment Of pre-war OBJ.
it was semi-officially sta
ted today.
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ODD FELLOWS TO HOLD
MEETING THIS EVENING

The regular meeting Of the l. o.
o. F. will be held this evening at 8
o'clock at the Moose hall, and all
members are requested to be pres
ent.
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+ Philadelphia, Aug. 4-The nation
wide coal strike will be settled Mon
day, it was predicted here today.
Operators and miners of the central
competitive fields will meet in Gle
veland.,
|. The majority Of the central ton
age will be represented. At least 60
percent of the operators have &C
.cepted the invitation Of President
John L. Lewis to a peace ,parley.
This was conservative estimate,
according to miners headquarters
today. -
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Confident He Will Not Drop
T Hi. Efforts 70 End Strike y
, Because Of Defeat '
COAL sTRIKE-PREDICTED
! TO BE SETTLED MONDAY
Operator. and Miners Agree
to Attend Meeting in
Cleveland Monday Nd:
(By United Press)

! Chicago, Aug. 4 (By Chas r.
Lynch Rail Union chiefs here
were confident today that President
Harding will not drop his efforts
to settle the strike because of the
refusal of executives to accept his
peace proposals. m..;r
President Jewell Of the striking
shopmen, and the executives com
mittee waited for reply TO-. their
message of acceptance sent to Pres
ident Harding. Wednesday night.
It was also predicted that the
unions will bring pressure to bear
on the president to present the de-
feat of the shop crafts union strike
1t was even suggested that the large
brotherhoods may order self pro-
lection strike as last resort.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-01-30

having cases more promptly disposed
Of in our courts.
at is for these reasons thar I have
introduced the bill"
Vice President Calvin Coolidge, who
presided at the session of the senate.
referred the LiI TO the committee Of
the judiciary.
At this point, Senator Knuto Mel
son Of MINNESOTA addressed the Vice
president
"N~ President Of the senate" he
said i'm reply to the statement OF the
senator from Florida iii regard to the
resolution introduced by him, I beg
leave to state that the resolution was
brought to the attention Of the COM
mittee Oh the Judiciary. and that COM
mittee directed me to communicate
with the chief Justice and get the In
formation desired. This / did. and /
have the communication which has
been received from the chief justice in
response 10 the matter contained in
that resolution"
At the close OF the October term.
1919 there remained undispo5ed OF on
the appellate docket SSG cases and on
the original docket q cases, making q
total of 40. The number Of eases
docketed at the October term, 1929,
was sos, of which $50 We're ON the
appellate docket and 10 on the original
docket. These, with the 40 cases re-
naming undisrosed Of, make the total
number Of cases ponding at tho last
term 975 of which 94l were on the
appellate docket and 81 on the original
docket. OF tais number COS were dis
posed Of during the term, sos or which
were on the appellate docket and 10
on the original docket, leaving undis-
posed of at the close of the Octobe
term 1920, 3G7 cases. 343 being on the
appellate and q on the original docket
The number of cases actually con-
sidered by the court was 574, Of which
227 were argued orally and 347 sub
mltted on printed arguments. OF the
598 appellate cases disposed OF, lS9
were affirmed, 81 reversed. So dis
missed. II were settled by the parties
and dismissed, in questions certified
we're answered, and 23o were denials
of petitions for wrIts OF certioEari.
United States army IN 1889 consisted
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AOlli, is here shown wearing a
beautiful kimono Of duh blue
with tiny silver threads appearing
here and there ami with 4 design at
the bottom of the skirt. found her
waist she wears an obi or sash Of gay
hfocade
After several mont. $ absence, dur
M witch tttnn she has been attending
IT, her housekeeping duties az her
home, Castle Gjengarry, in Holly
wood California, little Mrs. Hayakawl
= returning to the screen in She re
Picture, street of the Fly wing Dragon"
ia when heI distinguished h2s3and Is
starred
With he. debate. oiivc-s&,"ncd oval
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FOR SALE

For SALFI-Registered Jersey Duroc
hogs as follows: &c gifts, 10 months
old: 70 80 vs., without pigs; - sows with
pigs; 20 bar pigs, 45 TO so days old; 10
boars; boar pigs. 60 days old; 40 SOW
pigs. IS 70 so DAYS old: one prize SOW.
weighIng about 500 pounds: one black
I0ssex SOW. Also Holstein cattle White
I4aEhorn and Rhode Island Red chickens
and some mules. This stock is at New
Valparaiso, Fla. (20 miles south OF Crest
viewj. where It may be inspected and
bought Sales will be made for cash
only. Arrangements can be made for the
delivery Of purchases 10 the railroad at
Crestview or to the Pensacola boats at
Valparaiso. VIM IA Knowles, Receiver
In Bankrrptcy, VALPARAISO Developm emit
Company, New Valparaiso, Fla.
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
One Cent a Word in Advance
One Rate to All
RATES

RATES
No advertisement taken for leEs than
Is cents.
Count tine words In your advertise
rnent and multiply by the number of
times you desire 1t printed; remit
accordingly.
IN counting words. include "ro
let" FOR Sale" Wanted" etc. as
well as addresses.
BLACK FACE GAPS, LIKE THIS,
TWO CENTS PER WORD.
Paragraphed matter. line dashes,
white space, classified display: &C per
line. see per inch az lines make an
inch).
Any pe<s On whose name 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 postoffica address as we'll as their
phone numbers, because many read
ers have no telephones.
II the advertiser so desires. replica
can be sent in care OF The Journal.
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LOST AND FOUND

LOST-Old fashioned gold breast pin,
somewhere around Watson, Parker &
Reese store. Finder call 1873 or see MRS
GrimIar. watson, Parker Reese store,
and receive reward,
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face and lustrous. heavy black hair.
Airs. Hayakawa Is rated beauty e.
cording to japanese standards AMI
indeed, I'm her smart American clothes
she would attract admtrlng attention
anywhere.
The japanese beauty does not brusS
her hair. but she spends several hours
a day c7mhing and arranging It. The
arrangement OF Mrs. HayaEawa's dlslr
shows rhe mode used by all Japanese
married women.
On rainy days the little japanese
maid protects her gay kimonos with
an outer one oe sombre brown and
size carries an umbrella just like her
Aracrlran s:SGarS.
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LODGE NOTICE

ZEL1CA GROTTO NO. so.
NJ. o. Y. P. T. r.
Regular meeting viii be held Monday.
January Goth, 1870 p. M. at Masonic
Temple. Election Of Officers.
J. A. JONES, Monarch.
a. r. Wicke, Secretary.
MASONIC TEMPLE
Warrin gton, Fla.
Special Communication OF Naval Lodge
No. -, +. 4 4. n, Monday, January. 80,
at T:30 p. m. Work in the r. A. Degree.
Visiting Brethren fraternally Invited.
WIN WILLIAMSON, w 81
VIM. +, Hansen, Secretary.
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FOR RENT-Furnisled apartment, four
rooms, bath; no children. COZ Hayne st.
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OPPORTUNITIES


OPERATE new marvellous money maxi
ing plan; clean, legitimate; spare time.
mail order business; requires only small
capital to start; no experience necessary.
Write for particulars. Address Sam
Hunter Supply Co. 619 w. 9Th St, IRON
ton, Ohio.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY to invest
800 or more in an enterprise yielding
abundant profits. Address Box 262
Youngstown, Ohio.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY
An opportunity to buy an interest in
a we'll established and paying automobile
business is offered the young business
man with at least IS 900, who possesses
the necessary qualification. Must be
well connected, have personality and
ability to manage business If necessary
Only applicants considered acceptable
will be : severed. All correspondence
viii be treated in strict confidence. An
swer M-Automobile, care Journal.
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LOCAL NOTICE 10 MARINERS

mississippi - Mississippi Sound -
Pass AIariauue-Pass Marianne Buoys.
Q and II replaced January 27th; having
been found missing.
g. & g. s. Chart 40. l15S
Buoy List. Sth District. Ia@l q 20.
Caas: Pilot, Section r. 1916. q. fo2.
Ey order Of the Commissioned OF
Lighthouses.
+. *. LANpHIER.
Superintendent 81 lighthouses.
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LOST-Twenty-g gauge Winchester shot
aIln In cloth case, between Child's res
taurant and Walnut Hin. Notify Felo
Turner at Pensacola Buggy Works OF
any information regarding same and re-
ceive reward.
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POSITION w ANTED

COMPETENT DOOKKEEPER and ste
Rographer wishes extra work in after
moons. charges reasonable. satisfaction
guaranteed; best of references. Address
X Y, care Journal.
POSITION WANTED-Young man. 81
years Of age, desires position as cook;
bastag afs re enencs- Address. Billy Kerry.
Hogan. 109 s.. Florida Blanca.
YOUNE& LADY wants position as stenog-
rapher or Office work; will also take
extra work. Phone I1SS.
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FARMS WANTED

WANT TO HEAR from owner having
farm for sale; give particulars and low
est price John j. Black, Florida street,
Chippewa Falls, Wisconsin.
WANTED-To hear from owner of farm
or unimproved land for sale. O. x.
Hawley, Baldwin. Wisconsin,
FARM WANTED-Wanted to hear from
owner of q farm for sale. give lowest
price and full particulars. l.. jones' Box
752 Olney, H.
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FOR RENT-Modern furnished rooms;
sleeping and Housekeeping; reasonable;
also bedding for sale 202 Il. Church.
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FOR sALI5-Glenwood Dairy Farm, so
acres, near Detroit, Mich. nine-room,
two-storv and basement house; bank
barn, garage; hog and poultry house; fine
well; four acres hard wood; two or
chards: tools; 5000, bar0ain. Florida
property accepted at cash value. Ed
ward III. Elson, owner. Gonzalez Fla.
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LEGAL NOTICE

Sealed Proposals. Endorsed Proposals
for Timber Bridge, Pensacola. TIA, speci-
hoation. No. 1853" viii be received at the
paTt'Eent, Washington, y. C.. until Il
O'Clock - m, Feb. y, 1892, and then and
there publicly opened. for a timber tres
tls with concrete road approaches. At the
Naval Air Station. Pen sacola. EIa. Draw
iags and Specification 30. 1859 may be
obtained on application 20 the Bureau or
70 the Colr7nandan-. Naval Air Station.
Pensacola. Fla Deposit o9 q check or
postal money order FOR sz0.eo pavabls n
the Chief % the. Bureau OF Yards AMI
Docks. IS required as security for the
safe TetLrn % the drawings ar6 Fpecf-
7. z. GREGORY.
fan =, 1922. ChisS Of Bureau
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WANTED

BOARDERS wANTED-Excellent table
board, rooms If desired: all modern
convensencss, very comfortable Phone
9f5 for particulars. Miss La skay. 500 y.
Hayns.
WANTED-Orders for 800 cakss su6 d.
vinity. Your first order cake and l
ID. divinity for 81. Phone 1883
WANTED TO RENT-smau garage.
must have good light, be clean and
reasonable rent Phone 5S7
WANTED-Your hat to remodel ana re-
trim. by the Nordstrom Millinery I24
Z. Intendencis St.
CHiLDREN'S HAIR CUTTING q 800
Caity 1t Dmrhanls barber shop, col ner
Wright street and Ninth avenue.
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DRESSMAKING

DREsSMAKING. Hemstitching, picoting.
fashionable and plain dressnakIng At
at reasons BILE prices. Mrs. II. L. Aoar1s
sos y. Guillemarde. Phone ISlg.
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NEW RESORTS
wELLHuRsT

WELLHuRsT
Among the p'ner on beautiful Perdido
Ra.-thirteen miles southwest of PensR-
cola by way OF Miliview along shore
irlve. Good roads. Rest and recreation.
peace tloet--y and sunshine. Take your
sriends TO this wonder spot for week
end. Good cats, three times per day
THE water il fine. Rates reasonable. For
particulars write MISS DOROTHY
rODKT . O Lillian. Alg
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FOR SALFi-Farm on Flomaton- Pensa-
cola highway within 10 miles Of Pen
Racola. Good house and barn: 40 acres.
3 cleared and fenced Good schools and
churches IN neighhorhood. Apply j. ID
MaclSev, Roberts, Fla, or w. G. Mackey
Pensacola. Fla.
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FOR SAT.Es--Thres lots on East Hill car
limo, four good new houses just been
built In tho same block street Is being
paved past tihs block. VIII consider an
automobile I'm rart payment. J, M. Cum
ming, sos ~. Davis.
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FARM LANDS

DON'T BUY or sell farm. coal, oil or
timber land. until you have our prop
osition. Bargain lists free, Ohio Farm
ers Cooperative Agency. McConnelsville,
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statesmen WANTED

DAYTON Pump & Mfg. Co. 70 Walton
St, Atlanta, Ca. has openings for
tive commission proposition. Particulars
given on request
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The Market Place of West Florida
READ RAHY BY $4,000 PEOPLE
The Cost is But 1Tie and The Results are UneuaIed
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Pointer pup. born June 10;
perfectly marked. yard broke 0. H.
Hamilton. Big Bayou.
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Transfer - Storage

soRRAs TRANSFER CO.
PHONE ffs5 OFFICE AND WARE,
HoUSE EAST CHASE STREET. AL
KINDS or HAULING. YOUR 5uSi-
NESS SOLICITED.
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HELP WANTED

HELP WANTED--Young man or lady
to solicit advertising. Il Il. Gregory st.
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DANCING

DANCING SCHOOL - Classes. Private
lessons Also children's classes in sos-
thett Dancing 206 West Gregory. Phone
.Z7s.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

BABY CHuCKs-we sell thorough bred,
higl-grade, general utility baby chicks
from heaviest laying strains: satisfac-
ton and safe delivery guaranteed. Write
quick for price-list. The owenton Hatch
e--v. Post Office Box 1895, Birmingham,
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MISCELLANEOUS

NOTICE
We make your cid beds new. Called
for and delivered. 402 West InEendeEcla
ST. phone 1058, call for Mattress Man.
UMBRELLAS the fashion, rain or shine
II broken, get Wise 10 tx EN- 1a2 L
Gregory.
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NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS
The annual meeting Of the stockhold-
e-s of the Wholesale Drug CORPORATION
will De- held at the Office % the Corpora
ton ~ 515 South Palafox street at 5
D. m. February Is. 1872
Z. X. WHIDDEN, President.
aausY
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United states army in 1889 consisted
OF $40 men.
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SELL SOMETHING everybody must have
Tread this line over again and note
that we said MUST). It Is unique. l. S.
protected article, a positive necessity be-
cause of government ruling. with yearly
repeat, exclusively owned and controlled
by u.s. If you are an order taker you
should make 500 TO $50 a day; il you are
an ambitious salesman you will clear up
ward of $50 per day Most desirable con-
nection with future for those who qualify.
jerome Laadt, Pres, 8 S. Dearborn ST..
Chicago.
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR sAI.E-One new 5-ton Holt tractor,
cheap. ION easy terms; tractor is now in
Pensa cola. R E. l. McCaskil Co. De-
Funiak Springs, Fla.
FOR SAT.E-Ore Ford touring car, one
good farm mule, one heavy farm horse.
Priced right.-W. C. Currta, Box 4oT,
Route A.
FOR sAL.E-Five- passenger Chevrolet:
,.hna II. fnrrns. Box 1853
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FOR aAI4E-Two complete log teams
consisting OF 1e head good young work
steers with yolkes, bows and chains
Priee five cents pound on feet. Also
farm horses. d. Anderson.
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Africa. in 1920, had a population or
10, 872. 063.
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TRAVELLING MEN WANTED - SELL
MILL SUPPLY LINE, MACHINERY,
CARS, LOCOMOTIVES, RAILS, TO
FACTORIES, MINES, IN EITHER MIS-
slSSiPPl, ALABAMA, FLORIDA. COM
MISSIONS ON PAID ACCOUNTS. NO
SALARY, EXPENSE MONEY, OR ADJ
NANCES. EXPERIENCE n
ENcEs NECESSARY. DESIGNATE
TERRITORT. EMPLOYMENT lF-'-~.
DATE. NO SIDE LINES. WRITE
MAC HINERY," 4cS FIRST NATIONAL
BANK BLDG, MOBILE, ALA.
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MORTGAGE LOAN

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
We lend money on Real Estate N the
city on short notice. Please state in
annlIcatfon IL you have an Abstract OF
Tt-le to the property.
Cali and See us.
the WATSON AGENCY, Inc.
: South Palafox ST.
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HELP MALE

FRUIT TREE SALEsMEN-PRoFiT
BILE, PLEASANT BUSINESS FOR
HUSTLERS. WRITE TODAY. CON-
CORD NURSERIES, DEPT. 81, CON-
CORD, GA.
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WE CLAIM that we sell better garment
direct to wearer, for less money. and
pay bigger commissions. than any COM
pany making nade-to measure men S
clothes. Greater Value Outhtters, Gin
cinnati, Ohio.
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FOR RENr-Ths upstairs, consisting Of
three large rooms, private bath and
entrance; unfuEnished. Apply sos n. 18th
ave.
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FOR s.AIE-Sacr1d,ce Price on s-roor,
modern bungalow; must be sbld. Phone
81 Do not phone unless you mean husi-
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Newly furnished
bedroom, hot and cold running
water. Free garage. Curtis
Apartment. Phone 1896.
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STRAWBERRY PLANTS--Send s.. 50 Tor
500 best varieties, postpaid. Frostproof
Cabbage plants ~ 81 for 300 John Light
foot, II. Chattanooga, Tenn
FOR SALE--Oue 5-passenger Studeba Ixer
car, new top and good tires excellent
running condition. can be bought rea
sonabiy for cash Apply 1903 y. Davis
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IOST-One dark brown milk COW. brand
ed &C B." and one cream Jersey mill
cow. Notify Jack Douglas, Gulfpoint, ant
receive reward.