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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-04-04
HEIP--FEMALE
AGENTS WANTED

NO DULL. TIMES SELLING FOOD
People must eat; Federal distributors
make big profits: $1,000 yearly and UP;
no capital or experience needed: guarans
teed sales, ,lnsoId goods can be retutnedi
business: repeat orders sure; exclusive
territory. Write Federal Pure Food Co.,
Chicago.
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the FINANCIAL MARKET

NEW YORK, April S.--Irhs volume
Of operations on the stock exchange
today establishing a high record for
the year, approximately 1,SsS,o00
shares changing hands. Many new
maximuhs for the period were made
by favorites OF the Industrial and
miscellaneous groups. Bulliah senti-
msnt increasing over the week lend,
was evidenced by heavy orders placed
by commission houses. Western In
terests were sSid to be especially &C
tive in the demand for speculative
stSais ana rails.
Advices from the chief centers Of
trade and industry were encouraging,
indicating an increase OF railway ton
mage, gains in various lines OF buSi-
ness and q pronounced extension OF
investment purchases. Coalsrs were
not affected by the miners strike, the
few changes in that division being
mainly upward.
Motors, independent StSels, oils and
equipments were the outstanding faa-
lures at not gains Of Ia to ( la
points. HtudebAker led the entire list
ana United States steel asserted much
OF its old time prominence. Mexican
and California Issues were foremost
Of the oils. UnclaSifisd stocks, such
a. California packing, Wilson and
Company and Dawson Chemical were
substantially higher.
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rAK homo MAakEr

NEW YORK, April 3.-Tha stinau-
latinx feature OF todays active bond
market, which almost kept pace with
record dealings in stocks was the
speedy absorption Of the $50, 900, 900
New York Central five per cent bonds
These we're over .subscribSd within an
hour.
Heavy accumulation Of Mexican
government fours ana fives at pro-
nounced gains, part OF which later waa
forfeited, and the higher rAngs of vAl-
ues registered by other foreign issusl
were among the other noteworthy de.
veiopmsfits.
Among liberties the 1-2'A Astab-
iished q, new maximum at ss.ss. but
the second las eased, the entire Sc
ries showing mixed gains and losses
at the close.
Many junior rails Of the western and
aouthern division were materially
higher and local fractions also dis
played irregular strength. Sales to-
tailed t1s,7s2.0oo.
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VESSELS IN PORT

VESSELS IN PORT
Norwegian steamer Fageraas (1s26)
taking bunkers; Corona Coal company
agents.
American schooner BurkAIanc, tax.
ing cargo through agency OF John A
Merritt b Go.
Seheener PAlafox. laid up at Bagdad
up Biaekwatsr bay.
OIL TAhkers.
HAhatonka tlsssj, United States
shipping board.
RichcOncai tlsss), John A. Merritt
d CO.
ruxpaneii (4sss). John A. Merritt
s. CO. 81
tinted States shipping board eli
tankers with eargOeh OF fuel oil an
claofsd In stream are az follows:
HAhira (t4fs1 u. 8. Shipping board.
Trimountain (ls6SJ. jean 4. Msr-
rift q Co.. agents.
Hampton Roads (4s67), U. 3. ship
ping beArd.
Hadnot (ls6s), John A. Merritt .
Coz e'
Hagood (42ss), John A. Merritt 4
CO,
4A0GVH S$S4o3t Ia 3S WH1VpAA8 n0AEu'
Dunsannen C44ts), John A. Merritt
e. Co.
Artistand (4BSs), Pensacola Mari
Tins Cooperation.
Bethslridge $500, Pensacola MARI
time Corporation.
Hallway t44s2), Pensacola Maritime
Corporation.
ouaBbin t4Ss7), Pensacola Maritime
Corporation.
city Of Alameda (4351), Pensacola
Maritime Corporation.
Halo (4lSs), Pensacola Maritime
Corporation.
Danvilis $500, Pensacola Maritime
Corporation.
Baldbritte t4ses). John A. Merritt
Il CO.
Po.toiA p1unas t4sss), John A. Mer-
rift l. Co.
Hahatonla t4sss). John A. Merritt
& Co.
Watertown (4t31), Pensacola Mari
time Corporation.
Sapulpa, t4S2S,. John A. Merritt &
Co.
Durango Ass, Pensacola Mari.
time Corporation.
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HELIP--M AL.E

WANTgR At oNek-ExPERIeNcE
tMsAsHkER IN SAW Mil, uNpkR.
sE11sSRs Tra4So44s5oanIsYo' M iSsTa's &c
HyarLaR AND Know. HOW COOP
IUMeHN SHOULD 90 MAURACTURED
AND ABILITY 70 Acf As FOREMAN
MAN, 0ooo HABiTe. MeooWiN.
FoSHEG LDR. CO, FALc0, Ala.
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Day aoons.

NEW YORK, April S--sevOraI isaA.
ing eastern manufacturers Of Vide
mapped goods and cotton b1ankSss TO-
day withdrew eli lines explaining Ehsy
had been sold ahead into August.
Print cloths and sheetings were dtiist-
or. New prices have been named oa
fine conbed yarn ginghasnsi TAa ear
pet auction which opened today com
prising about $4,000, 900 worth Of eSF-
pets ana rugs attracted q very large
attendance. ACTIVE bidding ran prices
slightly higher than At the jast bAls.
Lots were bought steadily as offered.
Wool goods were quiet with prices
growing more Irregular in second
hands. Silks were dull and raw elk
unchanged. Burlaps we're kifmtr.
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' ~ Suit case between 18th ave. and
ur' DUMAS residence on Bay ahorA.
wusF please return TO The Pefieacola
Journal o'hce
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FOR EAIiB--ons BfAn gasoline engine
about l 81 H. p. suited FOR pttknuifil
water, with tdar. N. 18th ave.
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FOR SALE-on4 family cow. New milk.
FOR sALE-Pure sweet milk. Gilmore
Dairy. Phone 5404, County Operator.
MY HOME for sale. 1880 N. 18th ave
Phone 1894 or write J. E., care journal
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HELP WANTED

YOUNG siEN, WOMEN. over II, dsslr-
Ing government positions, tt30 month";
" write for free list OF positions now
open, ]. Leonard tfortaBr civil servfre
examinerl, Dol Equitable Bldg, Washing
ton, D. G,
TY1ar II nMa
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nnlcAao GRAIN MARkET.

CHICAGO, April S.-Wheat went
upward in price today, helped by a
rise in Liverpool quotations and by re-
nsWAi Of crop damage reports from
kansas. The closing was unsettled at
! To a. cents net gain with May
1s3 i.s 20 1.ss la and July LIS TO
.1is Ia. Corn finished S.S to IA a rs
cent UP; oats unchanged 10 SIS cents
higher and provisions unchanged to
an advance Of Is cents.
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coTroNsuRn oil

NEW YORK, April s.A-Cottonseed
oil was extremely quiet but firm due
to higher lard ana grains and tight Of
terinys. Closing prices were Is to IA
points net higher. Sales sysoo bar
rels. Prime crude $50 bid; prime
summer yellow spot Ills TO 1900;
May 11!25; July 1113; September
I112, all bid.
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sucAR AND COFFEE.

NEW YORK, April 3s--Raw sugar
quiet and unchanged at 3.ss for Cuban
centrifugal Refined unchanged at
sas 10 $50 for fine granulated.
Spot coffee firm, Rio sevens 10 Is;
santos tours IA. Ia.
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raau 81 Supplies and Accounts, Navy De-
patfliSnt Washington. q. c., until 10
o'clock .. M, April Il, 1912, for desiver-
inG aviat0f's union suita or union ALA to
Apply for proposals to the supply officer,
Naval Air station, Pensacola, Fla, or to
the bureau OF Supplies ana Accounts -
David Potter, PAynnaster General Of the
Navy. Ss2a.22
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rot CAN MAKE $500 Al oNCE-Sell1
ing Magic Marvel washing Compound;
also BiusIne paddle, absolutely new; big.
gest sellers; steady 300 per cent proht
business; free samples. Mitchell Co., 1914
r.. 61st, Chicago.
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SAVANNAH,

SAVANNAH, April 3.-TdrpentIne
firm; 1910: sales, 12s; receipts "a;
shipments, 81, stock, 7s7.
Rosin. firm; Gales, 1o6; receipts,
SIG; ehipmAnts. 2.4sS; stock, .5s,s7O.
0uose: n, SOS; l, 400: K, 4.16; NJ,
4.ss; N, $40; VIC, $50; WV, $50.
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IAckAoNVlLIE-

JAcKKsoNvTLIE April s.-Tur-
pentins dull: 80; sales, none; recefpts.
Is; shipments, 4.76; stock, 12,S47.
Rosin dull; sales none; receipts
1913; shipments, 1923; stock, 142,0s1.
Quote: B, D, E, F, 400: G, 4.OOa
400 la; H, 4.ooa4o5; I. 4.Oea4.05: X,
4.1oa42O: an. 4.s5; n, 5.1Oa5.25; VIC,
5.S5a5.70; WV, see.
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NAVAL STORES
pENkAcnLA.

Turpentine firm, 75c. sales, O; re-
ceipts. o.; shipments, 1875; stock, 1857.
Rosfn firm. Sales. o. receipts, 70;
shipments, 1875; stock, $3.50.
Quotations: NJ, $50; k, s.75AsO: !,
H, q, F, 2, 5.5T LEASE 1-2; D, B, $50
Ii
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,. LIVESTOCK MARKET
JaeksSnNlls.

jacksonville.
JACKSONVILLE, April 5.-4-lTogs:
Receipts medium: prospects steady;
i1Navies and packers, $50; mediums,
8.25; lights, 500, heavy pigs, $50; tight
pigs, ESQ; roHghs, 6.Ts.
Cattle: Receipts light: prospects
weak; steers, 4.0Oa " so: bulls, So0a
400; yeArlinga 3.ooaS.oo. cows 4.oOa
500; veal calves, 4.OOas.6O; Gamers,
100 up.
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PORT MOVEMENTS
expEcrEn

Steamer Socrates (l8r.l s17S, to John
A. Merritt & Co., from foreign. will
load cargo here.
Italian steamer Duchessa d'Aosta
(4eslI from Gibraltar.
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ouAAnLAN,s NorlnE.

GUARDIANS NOTICE.
Notice to ali parties interested IA here
by given that the undersigned, az k1iard-
Ian 6f Emily g. EeHInes And Afnafte q.
gAtIHfnss, minors, VIII apply BY petition to
Gambia county, Florida, 1t the office Of
said County Judge at ten o'clock q. M,
on Thursday. the Sfth day OF April, A. q.
1885, TOP authority and power to settle
and c0r1pf0fialsS upon the terms and con-
titiots stated In said petition on file in
said office the claims or each Of said
minors against j. o. Aoltkolaw AZ Re-
ceiyAr e the Pensacola. Electric Company,
d corporation, for injuries received By
them In q collision between street car
and O motor car 90 Or near the ittersee-
ten Of Gregory and BAylen streets, In
Pensacola, Florida on or about the end
day Of August, A. D. 1891.
March aS. 1929.
4 L. a
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ARRlvRp

British steamship N0rtonian (40s7)
from Galveston; Carona Coal COM
pany, agents.
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Gillian Scott cannot take any
more pupils for afternoons, eve
nings or Saturdays. His list is
fun. He l. now placing names
on a waiting list. Phone 2123
before IL a. m.
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a RAnRn.

American stsasns1aap IADkawanna
(117s). Puerto 1dnhon. q. r., light.
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enn chIINfv i1inee

FOR COUNTY JUDGE.
. I hereby hnasnnoe myself candidate
Tor County Judge, subject to the action
preciate the support Of all democrats OF
EsealnbiA county.
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POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
EoR COUNTY lunaE

FOR COUNTY JUDGE
hereby announce myself q candidate
for nomination to the office OF County
Judge OF EscAmbia County, Florida, sub.
ject to the Democratic Primary to be
held on the 9Th day Of June, iHs2,
WEBSTER 0hN3Y
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Hon COUNTY, ILtnoE.

wish to announce to the voters Of
EseAnsbia county that / am q uaiadId1fe
for the office Of County Judge OF Eseani.
bia county, Florida, subject TO the action
II elected / Will faithfully and conscisn-
tionsIy perform the duties Of the office.
The support Of all democrats IL solicited.
JOEf, FRAZIER
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1oURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
oDe Cent a Word in Advance
One Rate to ALI
hAfES

m GS
y, advertisement taken fer leSe than
Is cents
cocn, the words in your advertise.
uer. and multiply By thN Number o.
, mgY YOU desire IL printed; refAH
accordingly. -
~ For Sale" wanted" ETC., Al
veil az addressed!
AoK FAom CAPS, LIKE This,
rWo ceNTs PEA WORD.
paragraphed matter, line dashes,
rita soacS, classified display: &c per
'tr. SO PER inch (13 lines make an
inch). -sa :.
Inv bs+, on whose name appears In
.,n .AispI of,b directory may h6ve
..iI,,sInsd Gds charged.
Canasl orders should be given Ia
rrii,sE never over the phone.
Aav.rfiSers should glvs their h6nne
=, NsStsfSieA address As well as their
ysnnS Numbers, because many read
" Sbys no telephones.
u tSs advertiser 20 desires, replies
~ he ,sit in care OF ThS Journal.
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THE COTTON MAItKRT
New Orleans.

NEW ORLEANS, April s.-Fluctua.
tons were exceedingly narrow Ia cot
ton today the market being held in
the grip Of conflicting influences, espe-
cially in regard to the weather. Rains
IN western Texas were considered
highly beneficial but the fear was that
the rains would work eastward in por.
tons Of the belt where further nnois.
ture would have disastrous effect by
preventing already delayed prepare
tons for the new crop. After trading
six to Is points under the close OF last
week in the early session the market
recovered slowly and at one time stood
one to thres points higher than last
weeks close on the new crop position.
The close was net unchanged TO four
points down, on the day
October traded as low as 1919. as
high Dis 1910. and closed At iS.is.
The undeftona was very steady
throughout the day, su9ns OF the stead
iness being derived nom private ca
bies from England to the e9tect that
business in cotton goods with india
hkd improved to such an extent that
some mills were starting up again
which, had been closed for year.
For 3 willis the plus correction Of
s1,es1 bales in the local stock, which
now amounts to Res,f bales caused
selling but Its effect wore off when
exports for the day were posted FOR
the total Of foreign clearAnces from
all ports was SS,o1s bales against 2, 90
this day last year bringing the total
thus far this week up TO T4,2ss bales
against only 2s.s4s during the same
time last year.
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Now Yatk.

New York.
NEW YORK, April s.--Cattle: Re.
oeipts. $500; steers, 6.00aS.Ss: bulls
4.o0A5.5o, COWS. 1.5oas.60.
CAlveB: Receipts, $3.50; higher;
veAls, 7.ooa11.oo: cuiis, B.ooae.0O; little
calves 4.00a5.06.
Sheep and lambs: Receipts, 6,o40;
steady; shorT1 lambs, E.OOas. 90, eulls
S.00a4.60 clipped wethers, 1900; un-
sf1orn Lambs. 11.ooa1e.o0i good clipped
lambs. 14.5o; culls. S.O0a10.0o..
Hogs: Receipts, $685. steady: me-
drum weights. 11.4oa11.S0; heavy hogs
1o.75a11.2s ros,ghs, e5oaS.0o.
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LODGE NOTICE
LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE TO WATER
CONSUMERS

w AOA3 q y w IA 2 1AMS
CONSUMERS
All Water Bills are due April
/, 1922, payable at the Office Of
the Water Department, City
Hall. A discount Of b% allowed
on bills paid on OF before April
10th. All consumers not paid
by April S0th, are subject to
have water service discontinued
without further notice, and q
penalty Of 800 will be charged
for turning on again.
PENSACOLA WATER
WORKS.
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FOR SALE-one Dodge roadster, run
less than 5000 miles; extra tires,
bumpers, everything equipped. Phone
2244.
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o. J. BNMAEDs,
A GUARDIAN

In EseAmbla County circuit court--stAts
OF EIorlda-in chanoefy.
Bessie May JehnsOn VI. John johnson.
On Monday, the LIST day OF May A. D..
1929, the defendant, John Johnson, Ii re-
sulrea GO appear to the bill filed against
Thlo order to be published once each
week for Four c0n8 ecutlye weeks IN The
PsnsaSola J9urnAl, newspaper published
in said Escambia County.
JAS. MACGIBBoN,
Clerk Circuit Court.
BY w. L. BELL, D. G..
Pensacola, March 1s, 1912.
In Esoanabia county circuit ceurt--statA
81 Ftorida-4in Ghane0ry.
Rosa Pierce Ye. George Pierce.
On Monday, the let day Of May, 1872,
the defendant, George Pierce, is required
to appear 70 the bin flied against him
herein.
This order to be published efHce each
week FOR -Four consecutive weeks in the
Pensaeela Journal . newspaper published
In said EacAinbiA County.
JAS. MAC0iBBON,
Clerk Circuit Court.
BY W. L. BELL, p. G.
Pensacola, Fla; March 2s 1889.
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE-Maxwell touring car. re-
painted, good tires, new rear end; fIrst
$3.50 gets SANE. Can be seen rear Of zoo
w Jackson.
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POULTRY AND EGGS

bred stock, $3.50 each, or 10 Young hens
for $3.50. Also prize Leghorn ROSTERS and
GOOD butchers' ice box, at bargain for
Qntck sale. Phone 1874 IL West Roma ma,
central Market.
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FOR COUNTY NUDGE

/ hereby announces my candidacy for
County, Florida. subject to the action Of
the Democratic Primary June 9Th. 1879.
II elected I promise to discharge every
tioualy. Your vots and support viii Be
appreciated. r. 3. CARTER, JR.
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ohieauo.


CHICAGO, April Seattle: Receipts
1900; beef steers generally steady to
strong: top, 900 on ySArlinss; best
heavy, SEQ; bullt, 7.s5as40; choice
kinds scarce; TAT she stock active,
strong; spots, higher; bulk fat she
stock, 5.26a6.TS; Gamers and cutters,
bulls and veal calves steady; stoekers
ana feeders strong to 25c higher; bulk
vea1srs 7.75as.60 to packers; bulk
stocksrs and feeders, s.s0a7z5.
Hogs: Receipts, $4,000; opened
steady to 10 cents higher; general mar
ket light, mostly strong to 80 cents
higher; others uneven; mostly steady
with Saturdays average; spots 1Oc
lower; closing fairly active; shipper
bought about 10000; holdover noder-
ately liberal: top, 1885 one load; prac-
teal top, 1850; bulk s.s5Alo.4o; pigs
about steady; bulk desirable 100 to 100
Founders, s.75a10.00.
Sheep: Receipts $4,000; tat lambs
strong to IS cents higher; sheep
strong: wooded lambs, top 1915: bulk,
i5.soa1S.25; top shorr. 400; bulk,
1335afs.7s; Shorn wathera 1918;
wooled eve top 1900: tsw 81 pound
active spring lambs. 1900,
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New York.


NEW YORK, April S.-Ths cotton
market was comparatively quiet to-day
With fluctuations eorr6sponding1y
narrow. After selling off to Ills early
Or II points net lower, July rallied to
1896 and closed at 1920, compared
with 1T.s3 at the close of last week.
The general market closed steady at =
net decline Of one to IL points. Local
brokers attributed the small volume Of
business to uncertainty resulting from
conflicting influences OF news factors,
with O. somewhat better average Of
weather and crop adv1ees chiefly re-
sponsibls for the moderate declines.
The market opened steady at de-
cline of to ii points owing to the bet
ter weather map, with active months
soon showing net losses Of II to II
points. reports that recent sales OF
fertilizers In the eastern belt have
shown q sharp increase were oirculat-
ing on the decline, and a late break
In the Liverpool market was supposed
to reflect the better average OF crop
reports, particularly from the south
west.
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Statesmen WANTED
THOROUGHLY RxPGRIgNcKn
SPECIALITY SALE6MEN
TO FILL VACANCY
al 9p169 AAAII~0


A big and financially responsible man
ufAoturer. marketing standardized prod
ucts, is seeking high powered '9o.gAt-
'er1' type OF salesman TO sell said prod.
uets in this vicinity; must furnish un-
dence Of "top-noteh" sales record: none
other can ht into our sales orRAYixatIor,:
highest commissions, with weekly draw.
Ing account; protected territory. North
American Fibre Products Co., Cleveland
Ohio
SELL our mems tailored to measure
$3.50 suits. top coats, faincoAts, direct
to wearef. This low price makes ntiTner-
GUS sales and big. commission certain:
PIES special proposition to men writing
SALESMAN WANTDD--TS absolutely
beat ell competition selling BtApia a..
ticie. Repeat business insured Exelua
sive local territory $500 and commission.
Manufacturer, 110S 8. Michigan, Chicago.
"CUTEHsUfTs" for children: sweeping
country like wildfer; nothing like en-:
no competition; every general store buys:
big commission; write today. "CuteOsuit'
Factories (a0), Cincinnati Ohio.
We will write your ads for
you. Phone 1900 for informa-
tiOn.
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LOST AND FOUND

NlND-Rcd roam mare about years
~ owner can have same By calling
H. >. RoEman, BarrineAu Park, Fla
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OPPORTUNITIES

TAUGHT BY EXPERTS
Earn while YOU learn at home. Eleetri-
cal BOOK and Proof Lessons Free. success
guaranteed and position secured. Write
to Chief Engineer Cooke. 2144 l1aWrence
Az. Chicago.
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DANCING

'h,NClNG SCHOOL - Glasses. Private
thai Sq ms. Also children's classes In aes-
III Danclng. 206 West Gregory. Phone
oSG;.o Pspers Tor sale at Journal
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FOR sAI4E-Four No. Vulcan pile driv-
ing hammers in first class condition at
A reasonable price. Address P. o. Box
229 Birmingham, Ala
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FOR RENTa-1 light housekeeping rooms
and two Sleeping rooms for gentlemen.
lit y. 1ntendeneia.
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FOR TRENT
FOR RENT

FOR RENT--Ten room house.
! and bath, screened, hot water,
electric lights, gas, garage,
chicken coop, warehouse, re.
! Gently renovated, immediate oc.
cupancy. Apply sos East Strong
st.
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nLASk4MITt4lNG
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To have that LAWN MOWER ovsfhAuled
and sharpen6d by FNOMfSGIN, Practical
Blacksmith. General repairs speciality.
40 e. Garden ct.
IAZELLE for plano tuning and repair
ing. Phone 2146. McKinnon Music
House
STOVES to repair Of all kinds. bySS r.
I4ilkes, phone 500. Forbes, Qulgley and
Morgan.
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Parsley Associated Press Mail)
Battling" Sikh, while training for
his fight with Carpenter, received the
visit of a burly S%enegalese Just ar
rived in France from Africa and whom
the boxer had never seen before.
81 want a free ticket for the fight"
he said to Sikh.
why, black man, / don't know you"
said Sikh, why should you get a lreo
ticket"
Il was born in Saint Louis OF Sene-
gal, like yourself" responded the ne
gro.
Sikh muttered something about en-
larging the arena to permit all the
citizens of Saint Louis to attend the
fight free. Then suddenly turning TO
n of his trainers he said: Pour
some cologne over his head, pointing
to his fellow citizen.
The trainer emptied half a quart of
perfume over the burly Negroes head.
Beaming with delight, running his
hands through his wholly hair and
smelling his fingers with ecstasy, the
visiting Senegalese went away happy.
He got no pass for the fight.