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7 X
lui 1919 Coukeas a mai dAruit un
million dolari III spitaful statului
Michigan. Aceste doua institute
vor Fl consolidate Gu ziila de l
April Primarul Couzens a mai
anuntat intentia sa- ca va suporta
aceste institntii pana Ia suma de
mai multe milioane dolari.
&s&
Washington. - Presedmtele
Harding facht pan 'ac,m 1000
numiri Gle magistri postal. Fie-
care candidat, inainte de a intra
in acest serviciu, trebuie sd faca
un examen. S'a anuntat ca toti
acestia an facut >examen Ell note
foarte bune.
Mexico City Gcneralul Ra.
faelo Pimiat0 a fost achitat All
Gle curtea eli jurati. Ell a fost acu-
zat a asasinat pc vicepresedin-
tele republicei, Suarex, in anul
1913. A fost pis imediat pc j55icior
liber.
South Bend, Ind. - Sapte per.
soal1e. patru cereetasi, i'm frun-
tas cercctas 81 dol maiestri-cerce-
| Ltasi. au fost inecati eri dupa
amiazi in lacl Magician, zece
mile la nord-west de Dowagiac.
Mich, cand lllntrea lor s'a scu-
fundat Gil eli. Toti elau domici-
llati in acest,Dras. Medicul legist
81 prosnrorul, au investigat acci-
.dentul, stunt de parerea ca scu-
fllndarea luntrei fost cauzata do
lmprejnrarea ca l,,ntrea a fost
prea fncarcata.
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ON fUcA oDND1ULU|


Ardelenii, pentru d. /. I. G. Bra
tianu sunt lichelc.> Tn ziar din
Blcurcsti publica um incident a
cdrui autenticitate garanteaza.
Pc cand d. Bratianu discuta GU
cativa' Ardeleni Sc anunta 'sosirea
generalulni iliescu, ''eroul' de
trista memorie de la Turtucaia 81
ID. Bratianu ii ese in intimpinare
zicandn-i: Asteapta putin, draga
lliescule, sa ispravesc ell licheleld
astea.'' = ca ardelenii or Fl fost
lichele, pentruca an VENT sd faca
Apact Gu d-sa, MI ne indoim, dar,
daca G vorba la adica, generalul
lliescu &c este?
3
Inca o lovitnra adusa libertatii
personale. Tn judechtor din San
Francisco ridicat costul de a
bate sofia la o cifra atat de mare
ca numai miliOnarii Isl pot per
mite luxul sa-si bata nevestele
odata pc sAptamana.
i
Statisticianii earl Sc ocupa dc
chestic, spun ca majoritatea di-
yorturilor sunt dorite de femei in
etate intre 70 81 % ami. Invata
tura pc care am putea TRACE din
cOnstatarea aceasta este ca, daca
voiti sa va casiitoriti Gu femeie
care sd nu va lase cu buzele um-
flate, cautati una care trecut
prin treizeci de primaveri.
=
lnainte de Sc casatOri o pri-
wire Ell il face sa tremure 81
dupa cashtorie tremura de privi-
rea Ell, dar 81 privirea 81 tremuri-
cilll dupa casatorie sunt cu totul
deosebite de cele dintaiu.
d
La fiecare general" caruia
Obregon ii reteaza capul rhsar
trei ''generali''. Vorba acea: Ri.
chita din ce tai mai des rasare.
d
lsaia Moore, care dat in jude
cata ca avnt trcisprezece me-
veSte fara sc divortcze de
vre-uma = 81 pentru furturi 81
excrocherie, zice ca de ala a
Schimbat nevestele asa des ca era
nerv0s 81 volt sa fie mangaiat.
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presedintele .camerei d. Frede-
rick II. Gilet n a votat; 81 in, ca.
mera sunt cinci locuri vacante.
ALIuER1IE DIN TARA 81
sELBkTACItJNt1.E an.
vERNULUI LIBERAL


dea in sarcina locot. Pisculescu.
fiolarea sc mai dovedeste q
prin descoperirea unui mare nh.
mar de buletine arse, la care "
poate inca distinge uncle colturl
.cil stampila votArii. Accste bt,lc.
tine an fost constitute corp
delict
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La fiecare general" caruia
,Obregon ii reteaza capul rhsar
trei 'generali''. Vorba acea: Ra.
chita din &c tai mai des rasare.
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DuftHeSS, Dutief, SaDie, CampDcll
Kan. Chalmber, Chandler, Okla.
Chindblom, Christopheerson, Cla.
que, Classon, Couse, Codd, Cole
Iowa; Cole, Ohio; Cotton, Con.
nell, Connolly, PENN. Cooper
Ohio; Cooper, Wis; Copley, Cou
ghlin, Crago, Cranton, Crowther
/ Curry, Dale, Dallinger, DarrOw
Davis, MINI; Dempsey, Qenison
Dickinson, Dowel], Dunbar, Dun!
ne, Dyer, Echois, Edmonds, Ellis
Evans, Fairchild, Fairfield, Faust
Fess, Fish, Fitzgerald, Focht
Fordney, Foster, Frear, Free
French, buckingham, Fuller
Funk, Calm, Ohio: Gensman, Ger
nerd, Goodykoontz, German, Ora
ham, ILL.,; Green, Iowa; Greene
Mass; Griest, Hudley, Hardy, Co.
To-; Haugen, Hawley, Hays, Her.
Trick, Hersey,' Hackey, Hill, Hoch
4 Hogan, Hukriede, Hull, Hutchin.
son, Ireland, Jamemes, Jeffries
Neb. johnson, S. Oak; johnson
Wash; Jones, Penn; Kearns
Keller, Kelly, Mich. Kelly, Penn.
Kendall, Kennedy, Keteham, Kri.
css, King, Kinkaid, Kirkpatrick
Kissel, Kline, Penn; Kuptson
l,Kopp, Kraus, Krieder. Langley
Larson. Mimi; Lawrence, Lea.
.therwood, Lineberger, Little;
Longworth, Luhring, Mccormick
Mckenzie, Mclaughlin, Mich.
Mclaughlin, Penn; Mcpherson
MacGregor, Madden, Maloney
lMapes, Michaelson, Michener. Mil.
Ter, Millspaugh, Mondell, Mon.
toya, Moore, H.; Moore, Ohio
Morgan, NORM, Mott. Mudd, Muir.
!phy, A. P. Nelson. John M. Nelson
Newton, Mo-; Nolan, Norton,
Olpp, Osborne, Paige, Patterson
in. j.; Perlman, Peterson. Porter
Pringey, Purnell, Radcliffe, Ram
seyer, yRansley, Reece, Reed, N. Y;
Reed, w. Va; Rhodes, Rickets,
Riddick, Roach, RobsiolI Rogers
Rose, Rosenbloom. Rossdale. Ry.
an. Sanders, Ind. Sanders, N. Y;
Schall, Scott, Mich. Scott. Tenn.
Shaw; Shelton. Shrevc, Siegel,
Sinclair, Sinnott, Slemp, Smith,
Mich; Smith, Idaho; Sproul, Sta
fford, Steenerson. Stephens. Sti-
ness, Strong, Kan. Strong, Penn. /;
Summers, Wash; Sweet, Swing,
Taylor, N. j.; Taylor, Tenn. /;
Temple, Thompson, Timberlake,
Tincher, Towner, Vale, Varse,
Nestel, Voigt, Volk, Volstead,
Walters, Watson, Webster, Whe-
eler, White, Kan; White. Maine :,
Williams, Williamson, Woodruff.
woodward, sWurzbach, Wyant,
Yates, Young, Zihiman
Tota-Republicani pentru 242.0
Democrat pentru
AlmOn, Aswell. Bankhead. Bar.
kiey, Bell, Bowling, Brand, Brig
gs, Bulwinkle, Byrnes, South Ca
,o'ina; Campbell, Pennsylvania
Cantrill, Carew, Carter. Collins,
Crisp, Cullen, Daughton, Drane.
Driver, Dupre, Favrot, Fisher,
Fulmer, Galiivan, Gilbert, Colds
borough, Griffin, Hammer, Hay
den, Huddleston, Hudspeth, JEFF
fers, Alabama Johnson, Kentuc.
ky, johnson, Mississippi; Jones,
Texas; Kincheloe, Kindred. Kunz
Lankford, Larsen, Georgia La.
zaro, Lea, California Lee, Geor-
gla; l1inthicum, logan, Lowrey,
Lyon, MeClintic, McSwayn,, Mar
tim, Mead, O'Brien, OTonnor.
Overstreet, Park, Geor.'::
gia; Parks, Arkansas; Pou, Quin,
Rainey, Raker, Rankin, Rayburn.
Riordan, Rouse, Raeker, sabath,
Sanders, Texas; Sandlin, Smith.
wick, Steagail, Sfedman, Steven
son, Ston, Sullivan, Swank, Ia |
que, Taylor, Colorado; Ten Eyck, |
Thomas, Tillnlan, Tyson, Upshaw.
Vinson, Weaver, Wilson, WiKgo,
Wise and Wright. |
Total Democrati peptru 80.
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INFORNATIUNI

Williamstown, Mass William
II. Prescott, redactOrul gazetei
studentiior de la Williams Cole
ge, William r. McLoud, director
comercial al ziarului, 81 Henry S.
Prescott, administrator ziarului
au fost expulsati de la universi-
tatea .aceasta 81 au-fost somati "a
sd paraseasca orasnl eel mai tar
zin Sambata seara. Iii sunt toti
RESIDENT din Cleveland. Cauza
expalsarei este ca in numarul din
lS Ma,tie, ziarul face parodie la
adresa directOrului, profesori-
ior universitatei si a unor politi-
|cieni. Expulsarea a facut mare
sensatie. Durata expulxarei este
de I'm Semestru.
Tlleo De Witt, secretarl 81 adj
ministratOrul clubului Union, eel
mai elegant 81 exclnsiv club>din
cleveland, a fost arestat eri de
autoritathe federale, i'm biuroul
lm. I'll este acuzat c a avut in po-
sesiunea "a GO lazi de heutura.
pentru care n a avut permis. La
zile ar avea provenienta din
tyachtul Tranqaillo, care a fost
sschestrat de autoritatile federale
inca in Joanna trecuta. Ell fost
.pus mai tirziu pc picior liber con-
tn nnei cautii de 5000. Aresta-
rea sa s q facut in lrma unei mar
,turisiri q capitanalui yachtalui
sechestrat.
Zurich. Max Oser, ginerele
viitor al cclei mai bogate femei
din lume, doamna Rockefeller, fe-
msia desparsits > lui Mel Cormick,
care este logodit Gu nepoata
.batrSnnlni John D. Rockefeller,
si-a vindut grajdurile .si eaii eel
aFea. cnn,pSriternl este fratele
eaa care este IA armata elve-
tispa. p - veni - RASti in Sta
tele Unite "a = fscs vixita fami-
iiei 1eokefeller u fsCormick.
Detreit. Rrinarnl oraeului,
1,sss GessEsu 4 dxruii spitala-'
~ AZ esaii sl1ne ~ ~ nilionl
2elAri. n1 DesaA Atsie ) aan-
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buchanan, Byrns, tennessee; Coo
kran, Collier Connally, Texas
Davis. Tennessee; Dominick, Dire
wry, Garner, Garrett, Tennessee
Garrett, Texas; Hardy, Texas
Harrison, HaweS, Hooker, Hump
hreys, ,Landham, Montague, Moo
re, Virginia; Oliver, padgett
Sears, Sisson, Sumner, Texas
Woods, Virginia.
Z Total Democrat contra 28
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IT'S THE PROFITABLE
RESULT GETTING WAY.
TRY I'll
NEW YORK COTTON,

NEW YORK. Aug. 25.-snght eaFfy
rallies on bullish crop reports were fol-
lowed by weakness in the cotton uaaRket
today with December selling off from
22.50 to 22.0S or 90 points net lover.
Closing prices were at ths lowest Of the
day with the market weak at net declines
OF 20 to 81 points.
The market opened steady at an adj
vance Of 4 points on July. but generally
8 to points lower on the talk Of improS
iBg weather conditions in the southwest
and scattering liquidation, Liverpool.
however, was q little better than due
and prices here ftrmed up during thu
early trading with active months selling
about 6 to IL points net higher. 4 pri-
vate report making the condition OF the
crop 81 and the indicated yield only To-
100000 bales failed to inspire much fresh
buying so far az could be learned around
! the ring, however, and this fact seemed
to promote renewed realizing or fiquida-
ton. The selling became a little more ac-
tive on the publication of the private re-
port making the condition sIe and the
indicated crop II, 472, 900 bales The fail
ure Of the official western belt forecast
to contain any mention of rain other than
of showers in northeastern Arkansas and
the detailed weather report showing very
high temperatures in Texas caused slight
early afternoon rallies, but the market
weakened again under New Orleans and
commission selling. There was bearish
comment on the European situation and
weekend statistics on the late decline to
2l95 for October and 21.s4 for January,
which made reactions of about So to i05
points from recent high levels. Accord
ing to private reports reaching here from
the southwest today crop deterioration
continues in Texas but the outlook for
lower temperatures was considered a Ia
vorable feature,
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STOCK MARKET IS
DEPRESSED AFTER
MANY EARLY GAINS
Turns Decidedly Heavy in Final
Hour When Rail Conference Is
Broken Off.
LIQUIDATION DIRECTED
AGAINST RAIL SHARES
u. S. Steel Goes to Highest Price
in Two Years-Public Utilities
in Demand.

NEW YORK, Aug. 2O.-The stock
market. after an early display OF
strength. turned decidedly heavy in the
final hour today in response to extern
sive selling pressure exerted upon the
announcement that the railway strike
conference had been definitely broken
off. Most of the days gains were can
celled. and many stocks were depressed
one to two points below yesterday
closing quotations.
Liquidation was directed principally
against railroad shares, steels and
equipments on the theory that those
industries would suffer most by the
prolonged labor trouble. However, rails
offered stubborn resistance in the face
Of an announcement by B. NJ. Jewell,
shop crafts leader, that it would be a
fight to the finish" Stocks like
Northern Pacific, Chicago and North
western and Atchison, which had adj
vanced materially In the last few days,
sold off more than a point, while shares
like Union Pacific, Southern Pacific,
Reading and Erie, which were in a
better technical position, yielded only
fractionally. Louisville and Nashville,
lished new high records during the day,
but receded with the general list at
the close.
United States steel was pushed up
to 105 1-2, the highest price in two
years, but sold off IL point at the
close. Crucible and Vanadiun also es-
tablished peak prices and managed to
hold part Of their gains. Activity in
steel shares was attributed to the an
nouncement of higher prices for steel
and iron products, which is expected
TO find reflection in forthcoming earn
ings statements.
Public utilities issues were in active
demand. Speculative attention was
confined largely to special stocks
Lima locomotive was pushed up TO
new high on the announcement that IL
had received an order for As locomo.'
tves from the katy" system ana
American Telephone recovered most OF
its recent loss when further study OF
the proposed s115,O 100000 new STOCK is
SUE revealed that the proceeds Wouio
be used largely fer business expansion
which, in turn, would undoubtedly
mean increased business.
Call money again opened at SO
per cent but hardened to at the Close
Time money was quiet.
Failure of the reparations commls-
sion TO reach an agreement with the
German government caused a violent
decline in continental exchange rates
carn,an marks fell to the extreme low
~ five cents a hundred and French
frarcs reacted ss points to new low
record of the year.
Total sales for the day were 'oo'O0O
shares.
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NEW ORLEANS COTTON

NEW ORLEANS Aug. 25-Except
Tor very short period in the early
Trading the price of cotton was de-
pressed today, foreign news playing an
important part in the market. Disap-
pointment over rail strike conference
results also was reflected by selling.
The easiness of the German marks.
cablegrams from London stating that
Italy had warned Austria that union
with Germany would be regarded as
cause for war, and unfavorable report
concerning the progress of negotia-
tons over the German reparations
questions all had the effect of inereas-
ing offerings.
The close was at the lowest of the
day at net losses Of 2S to 40 points, with
october at 21.62. sl
The opening was lower under poor
cables and the political news OF over.
night, but after initial advances OF G
to IA points the market rallied TO levels
2 to points higher than yesterdays
close on a private bureau condition re-
port of $40, Indicating a crop of TO-
10000 bales. October rose 10 22.04, the
highest Of the day.
Selling increased again in spite OF
continued drouth in the west. The
forecast of cooler weather for the west
and a condition report Of Gle. indicat-
ing a crop Of 11,472,0oO bales stipulat
ed offerings and pressure increased
after the posting of the weekly stat
istics, showing mill talIings of 10000
bales against $4,000 this week last
year. Weakness on the close appeared
to be due to foreign news more than
to any other factor.
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that Jerry ].
Sullivan, Jr., purchaser of Tax Certificate
No. 81, dated June End, 1919, has filed
said certificate in my office and has
accordance with law. Said tax cert.fi-
Gates embraces the following described
property, situated in Escambia county,
Florida, to-wit: N 1-2 of NE IA Of SW
IA. Sc IA of NE IA of sW IA, Section
7, Township South, Range so west,
The said land being assessed at the
Manuel D. Conka
Unless said certificate shall be redeem
ed according to law, tax deed viii issue
tnereon on the 9Th day of September,
JAS. MACGIBBON,
oaW4W sr.s-v Clerk Circuit Court
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Victoria Hulse, ct al.

Victoria Hulse, ct al
1t is ordered that the following defen-
dants are required to appear on Monday,
the bill of complaint here. to-wit: Hen
rietta Parks ana J. 4. Parks, her hus-
hand; snd Nv a. Skinner kin ss,a and G.
uer and G. P. Thompson. be living, and,
If dead, all parties claiming interests UNI
der J. n. Skinner and J. P. Thompson,
parties claiming interests under Hen
riette Wilson, deceased. and Blanche
Webre. deceased, or otherwise, in and to
the following described real estate sit
County, Florida, to-wit: Beginning at
the point where the western and the
south ~ hc ne Of lot % s as
recorded in the public records Of said
Escambia County in Deed Book SO at
page 440. intersects the shore line. OF
said south boundary of said Lot SO and
to the point where said south boundary,
If projected. would intersect the western
boundary line of Lot 6 Of said Section
AS shown on said map, thence north fol.
lowing the western boundary line OF
Lots 6. 7 and to the point where the
western boundary line Of Lot extended
boundary line of the Lillian Bridge road,
thence northwesterly along said south
ern boundary line to the waters Of Per -
dido Bay, thence southerly following the
shore line of Perdido Bay to the point
of beginning. the said property including
the whole Of Lots "a. 25, 20. q, g. %;
80, 81, 31-A, 80, 80. "a, 30. 49,. 81 and
SO, and the strip Of land 40 feet in width
lying between the eastern boundary of lots
36, 81 and So. and the western boundary OF
lots 6. and 8, as shown on said map:
also that portion of said Fractional Sec
ton bounded as follows. On the east
by the western boundary line. of Lot Il
as shown on the said map Of said sec
ton, on the south by the ri ght of way. of
the county road commonly known monts as the the
west by PerdIdo Bay the said property
containing the whole of lots numbered
10 to %, both inclusive. as shown on the
said map of said section: excepting. how
ever, a strip of land 80 feet wide and
5s5 feet long, together with lot Is feet
square adjoining the eastern end there
Of on the north, conveyed by that certain
deed from Herman Koehler and wife to
The Perdido Bay Bridge & Ferry Co, re-
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DRY GOODS

NEW DIRK, Aug. 25.-Cotton goods
were steady today. Trading was in
moderate volume. Yarns were marked
higher especially in the knitting yarn
division. Wool markets were steady
with more active inquiry for low
grades. Burlaps held steady; silks were
in moderate demand. Local dry goods
+obbers reported a fair week.
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LEGAL NOTICE

the public records of said Escambia
county.
This order to be published once each
week for eight (S) consecutive weeks in
The Journal, a newspaper published in
the city. of Pensacola, in said County OF
Escambia.
Done and ordered this 9Th day Of July,
A. D.. 1922.
(SeaD J. L. MAYO
Clerk of Court of Record of Escambia
County, Florida.
e. D. BEGGS, Sol. for Complainant
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FLORIDA LIVESTOCK.

JACKSONVILLE, Aug. .25.-Hogs-Re-
ceipts light; prospects steady; heavies
and packers 500; mediums $50; lights
$50; heavy pigs $50; light pigs 900;
roughs 400 to $50
Cattle-Receipts light: prospects stea-
dy; steers $50 to 800; bulls $50 to $50;
yearlings 200 to $50; cows 200 to ESQ:
veal calves 400 to 300; Gamers 100
to $50.
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LEGAL NOTICE
NOTICE..

NOTICE.
Is hereby given that the undersigned
as Administrative of the estate of D.
Cuilla deceased. will on the 26th day of
October, A. D. 1922, present her final &C
count and vouchers to the county judge
of Escambia county, Florida, and apply
for a discharge from her said trust
MARY CUILLA,
Administrative.
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COTTON SEED OIL

NEW YORK, Aug. 25.-After opening
about steady the cotton seed oil market
turned easy under rather general Hquida-
ton, prompted by the dull trade condi-
tons and the weakness in cotton and
lard. Final prices were 10 to % points
net lower. Sales 10000 barrels. Prime
crude nominal: prime summer yellow
spot s.s5: September closed s.2S; DeOem-
Der 7.S1; March 1885,, all bid.
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CABINET WORKS

CREENs-SCREENS
Cypress screen windows, galvanized wire
at S1.25. Cabinet work. Best at lowest
price. Pensacola Screen & Mfg. Co..
Phone 1888. 1873 e. 1ntendencia.
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IoIrRNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
o,s Cent a Word IN Advance
One Rate to All
RATES

RATES
~, advertisement taken for lesa than
r,rrt the words in your adveStiRe-
and multiply by the number 0f
,1nss YOU desire IL printed: remit
~ counting words. include '"rc
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ysI as addresses.
olAck FACE GAPS, LIKE THIS,
NO CENTS PER WORD.
paracraphed matter. line dasheS,
,SIte space, classified display: 60 per
1ss ssc per inch ia lines make an
.nch).
ANY pevs on whose name appearR in
IA telephone direotory may have
savifed ads charged.
Cancel oTIers should be given In
syitlEg, never over the phone.
advertisers should give their home
A. posrofflce address as well as their
ssons numbers, because many read
,rI have no telephones.
n the advertiser so desires, repliaA
,,n b. sent in care OF Tho Journal.
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'Uh SALE-Genuine Collie pups, tel
weeks old 81? West Belmont.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-On September the first, a
delightfully."- COOL well screened, newly
renovated completely furnished apart
ment consisting Of three rooms Gown
stairs, and if necessary could rent one
sleeping room with private bath upstairs
separate entrances, front and back
porch, back porch screened. Two blocks
from car line. Near school and no OBJ
lection to children. Write Home" care
Journal.
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POSITION WANTED

Capitalization in any capacity. by
49,, 49, experienced bookkeeper. Present
s ,s'ogyment unsatisfactory. Address r.
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JACKSONVILLE NAVAL STORES.
JACKSONVILLE. Aug. 25.-Turpsn-
tine firm; 113 to lis IA; sales 931; re-
ceipts 5sS; shipments III; stock 11,5T4.
Rosin steady; sales s62, receipts 1927;
shipments 400; stock 1s6,Ts6.
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c67f sstdSsE- .SESEs sFFT !XSN F 9Ss
.SSIIENV,IE;MlTh PAYs TEN PEA CENT
SEEE INVESTMENT. ALWAYS. RENTED:
I6,I. TOWARD Leg MAYE8 Ar
JOURNAL OFFICE,
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FOR RENT Two room apartment fur
nished--cool and clean Running water
and electric lights and gas. Phone 322
N. Baylen St.
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HELP WANTED

CLERKS--Men, women. Is upward, for
government departments, $50 monthly.
Experience unnecessary. For free list
positions now open. write J. Leonard
Cformer civil service examiper), 95l
Equitable Bldg, WASHINGTON, D. c.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-26

FOR RENT large furnished rooms 70
light housekeeping. so East Chase 81
Phone 1929.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-26

WANTED-Good canvaSser to start Wori
at once. No other need apply. Cal
at 31S East Intendecia, street.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-26
MISCELLANEOUS

EXCELLENT TABLE BOARD--With or
without rooms. 422 North Palafox.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-26

FOR RENT-Front room downstairs for
sleeping; screened, cool, telephone,
electric lights, electric fan. Hot water.
Three blocks from San Carlos, IS North
Reus Phone S54.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-26
For Sale--Real Estate

FOR iR sALE-Thirteen-acr choice home
v-. SYatsd near depot at Cottage Hill.
o wen finished cottage, 2-story house,
S w, 700 bearing orange trees and other
(, ~ owner deceased reason for sell
Pensacola, Fla. ~ o''''''' Apply Iva =
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-26

FOR RENT-Comfortabl lodging rooms
Close to business section. Phone 70l
240 West Garden.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-26

GIRI.S-Learn millinery. Write for spe-
cial summer price. Thorough course
guaranteed. Best in south. Mrs Jor-
dams Millinery School, 220 Highland Ave.
Atlanta, Ga.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-26

FOR SALE. Two electric fans. Apply
SIS N Barcelona.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-08-26
HELP--MAL,E

BIZ DETECTTVE-Excella onpor-
tunity: GOOD pay; travel. Write c. r.
Ludwig. 500 Westover Bldg, Kansas
City, Mo.