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Employment
HELP wANTED-MAIE

AHcHIrECTCRAL DRACGHTsMNS-E
perienced IN residence work only those
with experience considered. Address
Posi0ffice Box 22oi. Tulsa.
ALL. MEN. women, boys girls. over II
willing ~ accept government positions
tld5. write Mr. OzmeHt, Js5, 81. Louis
Mo. Immediately
At OUR day or night school you can.
a'l.h 5NNIf ll"f. Eti ihe framing
thht viii incTeare your earning power
SO per cent. Get started now-tqday:
others have become succrssful; 80 can
you, Phone Osago S0sl, Draughous
Business College,
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ROOMS MIIm nnAnn

ROOM with every convenience, sIeep.
ing porch and garage. for one or two
gentlemen. i2i2 s. Boulder. Usage gai7
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b6okkeeprr stenogra-
pher, desires position. Would eonsidsr
part time. Usage $50.
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HpIl'lT ncrounis Tor large collection
otchcy. 200 weekly easily earned An.
Plx immediately for valuable territory.
Van luren st.. chicago
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sALESMEN for city and country work;
permanent employment f1f good pro.
ducers; 10 to ~. ti5 Robinson nids.
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a MANAGER see "uusIu5ss Oppofuui.
ties ed headed "A Man With 1880"
Tcbhrtts
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tLEETING ROOMS, 50 and IS per week.
1lin :. Guthrie.
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Live Stock, Poultry and Seeds
Live Stock
DAIRY CATTLE SALE

FINE stock pasture. 500 acres; 100
acres in volunteer oats. Usage 4539.
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REAL BARGAIN III SOLD TODAY
Gentleman's hluo suit. neat stripe. niye
~; also all-wool rHbcrdiuc, Fixe So.
osago -iot.J. 400 ", rhird.
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hNLt.MEN ANn AnrNIs

hAItSMEN AND AGENTS ~
AGENIS-A z quick GTub this A new
F's mantle, guarantee. nrf sold iu
Hi0rcs, cyeryhD0y buys. exclusive terri
tory Write today Tor samples and tor
tllvIy preferred. American Factories
GO, t1utpn, ONO.
ADEhIS-Any man handy with pulnt
brush can start new mechanical bust
r"sH on nfdry nothing mostly HlI
pr0i' John EraCcluud, 1859 8. Nlnta
prHadslphia. Pa.
AGENT Waterproof FItohtu aprons
shopping baEs; highest grade. free cloth
saTpl'f Bon Ton, 2ll S. BI0adWaY
49, Louis No.
AGEhTS-Nou. women; stsrtlng money.
making Device manufactures ChGrp.
laferrUafrd irr cream 'uufprtipn. costs
about 24C, sells for 100; profits y to
$50 daily, up, DutNt f-5, enough free
chocolate. etc. 10 make 800 bars and
claliy Manufacturing Co... 6ii.Glg Ber-
rlen 81, Albion. Mich,
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SEVENTH. W. 6i9--Nicely furnished bed
room In private home, grand piano,
mo,rrn rohVehlenSss, aIs9 nave large
S7ht.
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TAILORING AuEETs-w -wonderfui virgin
Wool one.prlce line rotAlls 1880 per
eNttn charges. Nnu collect aud ke.t,
deposit protected territory. inoney.bsci,
Glhrahtoo. Ilnstlcts, writo j. u. aImp-
s.n, ne Department Ain. sal W. Al.
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foR SALE-Twelve head milk cattle,
route lease. terms. ]. c. Loss, one milo
north Dawson.
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apMEllllNu NEW -iiig seller. big com.
missions Automobile and travel ac-
oidcnt policy, annual cost s.. Write for
agency An Old line stock company.
Great Western accident Insurance Co.
brs MoincH. iowu.
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W NAhIEb-PuSitIpn with company Which
has bhIl team, five years experience
IN playing. can before noon. Usage
ttHG
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= TRAVELLING SALESMAN wishes refined
gentleman TO share room and sleeping
porch two beds, private home, close in.
rnlannahle. Osage 22sa.L.
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WE RENT TENTS and camp equipment.
Army Equipment Sales Co. Cedar b69.
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SEED

NATERMELCN SEED--Kleckly Sweet, 46c
per pound; over 10 pounds 35c, delivered
Morton County Melon Growers Assocla-
tion. Rolla Kan.
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SLEEFiNG ROOM, adjoining bath. FOR
one or two gentlemen, In private home
Ds4gp G0a7
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'APAbLE and Trustworthy woman wants
position Hs ctretsker for summer home
flrni-class references. 1870. care
WprfI
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CHEYENNE. s.. 6Is-Three large base.
ment rooms; nothing underground mi.
vate bath; bills paid; $685. unfurnisied
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sLEEpiNG ROOM for rent: suitable Tor
two, board II desired; private family.
?i36 y. Admiral Call Mr.. Fisher, Usage
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Board and Rooms
RooMSUSFURSisjIeb-

CHEYENNE, NJ. 6t5--Three large base.
ment rooms. nothing underground: pri.
Vate bath; bills paid. s25, unturnlshed
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PURE red leaf tobacco quality guaran.
teed. Best chewing 3 lbs. 81. 10 lbs.
1910. MID smoking 4 lbs ~. 10 lbs
f2,l0, postpaid. o. D. Collier, r.. Agent,
Martin, Tenn. o. u. Collier IL Hbs0.
lutely honest and reliable. Martin
Bank, Raymer cashier.
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IhN NNEllNo field representative wanted.
shnn!d net 10000 yearly. no correspond.
chants School Of Adv Ell. ian o.
quincy 81 chicago ~ -
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TWELFTH, f., 1i-Room with or with
mn EnrhRe. OHaRa 222O
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SECOND. W., 416-Desirabie, front bed
room, adjoining bath. private home
gentlemen only. Usage 5ig6
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Gentlemnn's hluo suit. neat stripe. size
aNt also All-wool gprbcrdinc. sise 81,
Usage 21Ci-J 400 W. Third
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NlIaSMl. IN our high grade limo ot NUT
urnI"t'd printed advertising pencil,
hl'h' H wonderful side line Unlimited
prospects Nrto uH btatinR territory
YOU cover Commissions paid weeLIy
1antk Pencil Co, 1905 Locust ST. 81.
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FOR sALE-Registered Jersey bull; no
better in Oklahoma. VIII sell very
cheap. S. NJ. Abbott, Skiatook. Okla.
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Employment Hs chanffenr
lIu't driver or mechanic. Cali Usage
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FOR sALE--Two good fresh Jersey cows.
lTs s. st. Louis. Usage 2sll.
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sITUATIONs WANTgD-rruAIr al

~ BOOKKEEPEH .srESOGRAPuER
desires combination position Or either;
good salary with opportunity for adj
gtucrUgui. DHuEe G27.
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AHIEp- Place M cook ana yard man.
hy experienced married couple. B9-H.
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IRErAIKING AND KrMOnELING q

AUTO OWSERS-Work done in your own
garage, In satisfactory manner Lot
mo repair your car ana save that large
repair bill For an appointment call
nusga Gtag
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Rooms and Board

NOonuS anu DOoTo
Rooms FOR RENT--FURNIsHED 4,
f0V RENT--A splendid room for a lady
who can appreciate good home. A real
on Usage siss.J.
m7THRiE, s.. sO7--NIcely furnished
sleeping room. close in. Usage 1855.
dFNCE APARTMENT--A Beautifully.
furnished southeast sleeping room.
1afHRiE, s.. -T2e-southwest sleeping
room. Usage 1917.
NFGE. NICELY furnished sleepIng room
aIfoining bath. b2i W. Fifth. Usage
DtN. s., 6i0--wanted, young lady 10
share sleeping room.
UTV s., 13O6-Southeast sleeping room
reasonable. Usage 1885.
NTSgf w, 2iO--sleeping room, connect
Ir. bath suitable Tor one or two gentle.
men Usage sot6.
,XIgF cool room In private home: gentle.
men preferred. 1918 S. Boulder. Usage
NOrFOLK, s., 4Oi-For rent large. cool
s.e,uing room; walking distance; gen
ue.rn only,
SOGALES. s.. i09--Comfortabie sleeping
ror. garage. So per week Usage
MNIu, w, 5oo-sleeping room, suitable
Tor tnree Or four sirls
SiTr lY-FURNFHED front bedroom;
private entrance. Usage 931s.
GIANu1A, =. 7i5-tront sleeping room
use ~ living room and porch, no other
toU. ars, couple preferred. Osage
owA S. 1si2--Attractive bedroom;
private home, garago; references re-
quired. Osage 29l7.
PLEASANT sleeping room; garage; pfi-
vta home. b3l S. Yorktown. 1sage
g. ,. ---,,,I IL -. -, = -.
tswcu. walking distance. Call Usage
tseg-R, morningsi prefer G. s.
ROOM for two girls; 1870 each. homo
prvIegesi board II desired. Usage
10 RENT--Largo. front room, with use
. of utchen; two working girls prelerred
rrI., very reasonable i21-G, World.
10 HENT--Nicely- furnished front room,
with use OF kitchen. Prefer two en-.
pIoyod women. Price reasonable. 1850
YNrH, y. i,3-Ciose-i strictly modern
ioou for gentleman; IDEAL for summer.
SLEEPING ROOM. adjoining bath, in
private family Usage 2g2s.
5LEErlNG ROOMS, 81 and IS per week.
lIlo $. Guthrie.
SECOND. "; 4l6.Desirable, front bed
room, adjoining bath. private home.
gentlemen only. Usage 5i96.
SEVENTH. W. 6i9--Nicely Furnished bed
room In private home. grand piano, |
modern cOnveniences; also have large
studio to rent. Call after 6 y. m. Usage |
Nbi
SLEEP1NG ROOM, adjoining bath FOR |
one or two gentlemen, In private home |
UsaEe G0g7.
SLEEPING ROOM FOR remit suitable Tor |
two. board II desired; private family, |
1895 u. Admiral Cali Mr. Fisher, Usage |
1851
TWELFTH, T., ll-Room with or with |
out garage. Usage $3.50
: TRAVELLING SALESMAN wishes refined |
gentleman to share room and sleeping |
porch, two beds. private home, close in. |
reasonable. Usage 1881.
TWELFTH. w, 222--Cool. newiy-fur- |
nshcd sleeping rooms. Cedar 2ii6-J.
VERY comfortable front room. with pri-
yate entrance: connecting bath; private
family. $40 per month. 1880 S. Denver.
Usage SGi5-J.
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10 EEST-Largo. front room, with use
4 uf kItChen; two working girls preferred
Tr.., very reasonable. i21-G. World.
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Sh'fNMtN MD AstNTs "
6NLESMAN MANTEb-On commIasion
basis. good for $3.50 per month on
start fsn.G, World.
aud territory organizers get
iu uu tho hiEgrHt deal of lifetime
territory available Tor snlosmen or deaf
ere, wire or call NJ on,o for particulars
ON tho hest Cotuplete radio srt on tho
market. H. !. Sheldon. ~ Bryant Bldg.
kauHus CITY
for CITY and country work.
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PUT AND TAKE snles bonrdH tcl an cigar
si0r'H cIuiycfiYuTrt. $50 rDmmisrinu
weekly 'A'IuHlgs territory. big repeats
Sales plan free, I'uua Novelty CO.,
IrHrIH. I|l.
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HENS
TURKEYS.

Mammoth Bronze
turkey, ringlet barred Rock eggs for
sale. Mrs, Jonas Huffman, Plano.
Texas.
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RABBITS.

CALL JONES RABBITRY
For Dressed Rabblts
Usage H2i.
Use RABBITS FOR ME- furnish
,seeulsfeed stock cheap and buy all you
,aAe az Csc to soc ID. alive. Send l0c
instruction book. contract. etc. ID
3, f7Ssoss. sst5 Easton. ST. Louis, No.
- "sbhlTs-New Zealand Red, pedigreed
csuu registered; none finer few as good.
- or write Sunshine Rabbitry, 2lI S,
Aanthus. Tulsa, Okla,
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with use OF kitchen. Prefer two en-.
p.oyod women. Price reasonable. 1850
World.
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\ BUSINESS on NOuU OWN Make
sparkling EIHHH name plates. numbers
rhr'k'rbuardr mrdalliuus HlruH, bis
Illustrated book mailed free. h. Palm.
rr .ia. Wuofirt onto.
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TWELFTH. w, 222-Cool. newly-fur-
nishcd sleeping rooms. Cedar 2ll6-J.
Ellsworth American., 1922-10-18

with the store. Mr. Wright has a
record of long standing in the
grocery trade, having served eleven
years with the S. S. Pierce Co. of
Boston, and also two years with one
of the Ginter Co. stores in that city.
The annual meeting of the Ellis
worth branch of the Red Cross will
be held next Wednesday at 8 o'clock
in the board of trade room. Every
member of the Red Cross should at
tend this important meeting The
reports of the finance, nursing and
home service committees will be
given, and new executive board
elected. A meeting of the executive
board will be held at $50 sharp, for
business of Importance, in the same
room.
A young raccoon, which was
caught while doing it's early morn
ing shopping on Main street last Fri
day, is again at liberty. After few
days Of captivity, during which the
little fellow was rapidly becoming
tanned, the longing for the woods
came upon him last night, and this
morning he was missing from his
tween the Stats and escaped. The
morning by Harvard c. Jordan and
Edward Clark, who were starting off
on hunting trip.
The story is being told of a nom
resident sportsman who desired to
try the duck shooting on Union river.
After inquiry as to the surest way to
bag the ducks, he invested in a hunt
ing license, and pair of live decoys,
drake and duck. Picking out a
likely place on the river, he anchored
out his decoys, and sought the con-
cealment of his blind, with visions of
flocks of ducks dropping in at the
call of the decoy drake. A swish Of
wings, splash, and the excited
Quacking of his decoys aroused him.
He was just in time to see an i'm
mense eagle soaring away with his
decoy drake, anchor and all, and he
was too surprised to shoot. He lost
no time in getting his remaining
duck to safety, and struck for home,
satisfied to save one duck.
Charles Holz, the baker, says he
will give 500 for the arrest of the
daylight sneak thief who robbed the
safe in his store of 5000 last week
The theft occurred about o'clock
on Tuesday evening of last week, but
was not discovered until day or two
later. 1t was then recalled that
while Mr. Holz and his wife were at
supper Tuesday, leaving their son
Gus, aged fourteen, alone in the
store, a roughly-dressed stranger en-
tered the store and asked for glass
of milk 1t was necessary for the
boy to leave the front store to OBJ
tain the milk. When he returned
with it, the stranger had gone. He
Continued on page So
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CHURCH NOTICES.

Methodist EpiscOpal Church.
Rev. Zebedee Andrews, Pastor.
Sunday services-Morning worship
at 1890; Sunday school at 11.45: eve
ming service at 7.3o.
Sunday, Oct 22-Morning subject,
TRUE Ties of Friendship" Evening,
1.-The Spirit of Obedience"
Services at Trenton at $50 p. m.
Sermon by pastor.
st. JOseph's Catholic Church.
Rev. J. A. German, Pastor.
Sunday, Oct. 22-Low mass at
o'clock.
congregational Church.
(Meeting temporarily at the Board of
Trade Room, Hancock Hall)
Rev. George S. Brookes. Pastor.
Sunday services-Morning at 1890;
Sunday school at 11.45.
Sunday. Oct. 22-Morning subject,
'True Greatness"
Unitarian Church.
Rev. George T. Jones. Pastor.
Sunday, Oct. pa summary of the
seven sermons from Sept. to Oct. Is.
baptist Church.
Rev. Clarence Emery, Pastor.
Sunday services-Morning at 1890;
Sunday school at 11.45; evening at
7.30.
Sunday. Oct. 22-Morning subject,
"Israers Distinction and the Church's 8
Separation" Evening, 1.-THE Plumb
line of Judgment"
Union Congregational Church. Ellis
worth Falls.
Rev. George 8. Brookes, Pastor.
Sunday school at 1890 a. m. Preach
ng service at 7.30 p. m.
Services will be held at North Ellis
worth at 2.30 p. m. Sermon by Mr.
Brookes.
Ellsworth American., 1922-10-18

Irene chapter, o. e. S., will hold
its regular meeting Friday evening.
Mrs, R. e. Murch of Deer Isle is
visiting her mother, Mrs. William
Latin.
Mrs. Eugene Hale has closed 1.-THE
Pines" and returned to Washington
for the winter.
Sunday train service will be dis
continued on the Mt. Desert branch
after next Sunday.
Mrs. Elizabeth o. Groves of
Miami, Fla, is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Irving Osgood.
Miss Clara Camick of Eastport,
who has been the guest of Miss
Gertrude Dorgan, has returned home.
The annual Christmas sale of the
Thursday club will be held at the
board of trade rooms, Hancock hall,
December 1914.
The Boy Scouts will meet at their
headquarters tomorrow evening,
with Assistant Scout Master H. C.
Aldrich in charge.
The Thursday club will meet this
week with Mrs Emma G. Wiswell at
2 o'clock. There will be cooked
food sale on the piazza.
N Mrs. John F. Bradbury, who spent
the summer with her mother, Mrs.
John B. Dean, has returned to her
home in Beverly, Mass.
There will be a regular meeting of
Donaqua lodge, X. of p, this eve
ming. There will be special business,
and it is hoped all members will be
present.
Mr.. and Mrs. August L. Diemert
of Kenilworth, Montana, announce
the birth of a daughter, Eleanor
Mary, born September 9. Mrs.
Diemert was formerly Miss Marion
Rideout of this city.
The annual roll call of Lejok
lodge, l. o. o. F., will be held Fri
day evening. Supper will be served
at $50. There will be dancing in
the public hall during the evening
for Odd Fellows and their families.
Rev. George T. Jones, Rev.
George S. Brookes, Rev. 2.
Henry are attending the State Sun
day school convention in Augusta,
making the trip by auto. They ex-
pect to be home Friday.
There will be harvest concert
and social at the Baptist vestry
Friday evening, at 7.30. A good pro-
gram has been prepared and social
time will be enjoyed. Garden pro-
duce contributed by friends will be
on sale. Refreshments of coffee, pie
and doughnuts will be served.
Barbara, little daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roger Higgins, celebrated her
second birthday, Monday afternoon.
Those present were Mrs. Harvey
Meader and little daughter Olivia,
Mrs. Meader's mother, Mrs. Bracy,
Mrs. Laurence Higgins and little son
Richard, and Miss Lenora Higgins,
great aunt of little Barbara. Re-
freshments were served. Barbara
received many gifts.
|8 DR.. r. SchwinZer, a Palmer chirO-
practor, has located permanently in
Ellsworth, opening Offices in the
Manning block, where he is now
ready for practice. DR.. Schwinzer
comes here from Newark, N. j. He
was previously located in New York,
but firing of the large cities, sought
a location in Maine, and decided
upon Ellsworth as desirable loca-
tion. He has had wide experience in
his profession.
Washburn Wright of Belmont.
Mass, has recently been added to
the selling force of the Thorsen
Farms Products Co. store, and will
take over the management at once.
e. G. Williams, former manager, is
on leave of absence until May,
but will continue to keep in touch
Ellsworth American., 1922-10-18
COMING EVENTS.

Friday evening, Oct. 20, at Baptist
vestry-Harvest concert and social.
Admission, 10 cents.
Wednesday. Oct. 25 at Hancock
hall-Annual meeting, seed show and
exhibit of Hancock County Farm Bu-
reau.
Wednesday, Oct. 25, at Methodist
church-Far; dinner at 11.90, 35 cents;
supper at $50, 35 cents; lecture in the
evening by Rev. George S. Brookes,
25 cents.
Wednesday evening, Nov. at Han
cock hall-"The Boyds;" first in lyce-
um course under auspices of senior
class of high school,
Ellsworth American., 1922-10-18
LOCAL AFFAIRS
SCHEDULE OF MAILS.
Ellsworth YOstOfRce.

MAILS RECEIVED
Week Days.
From West-6.47 a M; All p. m.
From East-11.11 a. M; 6.27 p. m.
Sundays.
From West--S.16 a. m
No mail from east Sunday.
MAILS CLOSE AT POSTOFFICE
Week Days.
Going West--1O.40 a. M; 500 D. M
Going East--6.15 a. M; 400 p. m.
Sundays.
Going West-4.50 p. m.
No mail east Sunday ..,
Registered mail should be at post.
office half an hour before mail closes.
Ellsworth American., 1922-10-18
WEATHER IN ELLSWtDIsr
For Week Ending Mt Midnight Tuesday
October IL, 1922.

From observations taken al the power
station of the Bgr Harbor & Union River
Power Co.. in Ellsworth. Precipitation is
given in inches for the twenty-four hours
ending at mid night
Weather Precip-
Tempe rature conditions itation
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-29
Sturgeon Cuts Capers Out of
His Own Element And Hastens>
THE End" Landing On Raft

err he took the wrong course and found
himself in the middle Of the raft and
damned between two logs.
Roped Him Down.
Mr.. Reeves ran stout rope through
the fish's gills and towed him into Flori-
datown, Mr.. salter. the Journals infor-
mant, and R. ]. Allen, helped to drag the
splendid specimen abeaeh yesterday
morning. The lRde will be mounted
Usa Everything
The sturgeon belongs TO the family
Aeipenseridae 0if you know what that
isl and has an elongated body covered
with tough skin and protected by five
rows Of bony plates. The tail is, accord
ing to Mr. Noah webster's masterpiece.
the head is prolonged, and
the toothless, protusile mouth is on it's.
under surface. Their flesh can be eaten:
their roe is made into caviar and their
bladder into isinglass.
There's plenty Of en- in Florida waters.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-29
Four of Select"
Will Enter Race
Friday Afternoon

with the reversal Sunday causing sew
eral OF the shippers to draw up neck and
neck in the percentage column, Friday
afternoons Upton elimination race-the
thirteenth-will in all probability be one
Of the most hotly contested Of the en-
tire series.
With the closing OF the series drawing
nearer every week, and the clubs most
proficient sailors. four Of five of them,
fighting for leadership, every race counts.
johnson and witherill are tied with "a
points each or first place. walthers 81,
o. Sheppard 20, and cottreli IS.
Some interesting developments are
looked for Friday, as four OF the select
Just mentioned are scheduled to handle
the sloops. The shippers are Johnson,
witheriil, cottrell. Engstrom and Wal
Tiers.
The event will be IN charge of commo-
dore Clarence Hutchinson, Dick Meal
lister and J. c. Watson.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-29
Germany in Tremendous Fury at the
Appalling Overhead Charges of Allied
Commissions Under the Versailles Pact

tions commission. for instance was
that all officials and attaches of the
entente commissions were to be paid
by the German government, not on
the basis of the German salary and
mark, but on the basis of their home
pay in the equivalent in marks. Thus
the salary of a French division gen
eral, which had been $4,000 francs last
year, had to be paid in about two
million German marks, while a Brit
ish general was rated at four mil
lions. The general who acts as pres
ident of one of the commissions re-
ceived $3.50 marks monthly; a COL
onel $4,000 marks and even a private
soldier was paid $3.50 monthly.
Grand Total is.
The grand total Of the salaries of
the commissions which Germany has
bee injecting since thearmistice has
been sixteen and three .tenths million
marks monthly, the statements show.