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Furuished-New Jersey.

FURNISHED. five room apartment. South
Orange, y. j.. January 10 to April 10: $loo
shine, convenient to railway and trolley. ex.
ce1lent train service TO New York. ROBERT
s. SINCLAIR. South Orange. Tel. South
Orange 13OoW
HOBQKEN-Eight rooms. ultra modern. ex.
elusive. elegantly furnished. elaborately
decorated; VIII let to June I. klSLAk.
Hoboken 24OO
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FOUR room elevator apartment in new
house in the East 50s 10th floor: ex-
posures south. west and north. unobstruct-
Cd view; 3 year lease TO party buying car
pct and window draperiss. t2.IO0 year.
I. 2oSs Herald Herald SO.
CRAMERcY PARK.
Cooperative apa artmcnts: immediate occu-
pancy, rooms, 3 baths, rent unfurnished,
also for sale. c. II. THOMAS, II East ioth
~. Plaza 42sq
MADISON AN., COZ corner 53d stD Nine
story buiidinE one room and bath, Sl.20O;
two rooms and bath, 81 $50 TO 81. .oOO tele-
phone In apartments. maid service included; I;
also restaurant service 10 apartments. Supt.,
or wM COLLISIONS, ~ Park Row.
MURRAY I'LL.
One-two rooms. bath and kitcheusuc;
modern. IMMEDIATE possession. sSs-t1Oo per
month. Apply 3As Lexington av. (f0th stD
or MAURICE 'wEErH Elm. 40s Lexington av.
MURRAY HILL. near Park sv.--New al,era-
tlon. al improvements. large room and out
taih and cio~et. 500. Tel Rector oOi0.
ROOMS AND BATH.
- w ABth st., near 9th av. $40.
J. EpCAt, f.kAYCRAt~r & CO,
10 East 42d ~. Phone Murray llill o1oO.
iWfH. Z W-sunay froni room apartment.
wi'h maid service, IN studio building.
Crclsra 3slI. -
@Tu. i3 W.. room studio apartment IN
eycelicnt condition. opposite Breslin Hotel;
must he seen 10 be appreciated. Apply prem
ises, NJ. FoRsiAN CO., Lexington 2oss.
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WANTED FOR BUSINESS.

LOFT, sboht 600 IT,, $500; old established
firm; ;sth-60th. Stuyvssant. 24ls.
OFFICE wanted near New York Library.
Engineer $50. " 9l4O Herald. Herald so.
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: Summer country home
near Watch Hill, r. L.;
fine location, overlooking
the ocean and salt pond;
two acres OF land; lots OF
fruit and shade trees;
surrounded by a golf link
on State h 1 q INV a~y; 7
room house, with bath
and electric lights and a
two car garage; price
81, 900. Inquire w. Ward
Sherman, Westerly, r.. I.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.
Brooklyn.
Pennsylvania.

TO LET-Brick factory, two and three story.
470 Rodney ST.. vacant January 2l, 1923
REYNOLDS, 154 Morgan .av., BEpoklyn.
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NUTLEY .--Ncw Elk rooms all Improve
ments $500 deed for $500 down. balance
$50 monthly; direct with builder. \ io45
Herald Harlem
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Farm Bargains

Hicksville. 10 acre farm. $71oO, value @
$50, 500; Central Park. 25 acre farm $ll,UV'
acre farm rooms. barn, S7.OOO; West
bury. 1e acre farm. 81 500. value $4,000;
Port Jefferson. 8 acre. bunsaloW para'
S3 100: Maspeth, rooms and bath, heats
also 3 room bungalow. 2 acre. barn. "a
rage, 50. 500: all near station. F. uNSER.
Mineola, l.. I.
PORT WAsHINGToN-Frams house, SIX
rooms bath; near station; $1,000. MON
FORT e. HEyEMAN. Tel. 152.
ROCKVILLE CHARACTERIZATION Colonial
cottage. built. specially for owner. living
room with open fireplace. dining room with
abundance OF wall space. large kitchen with
breakfast nook. master bedroom. guest room
and a large spare room; beautiful tiled bath
room, sunken tub. shower; practically new;
garage: fine shrubbery; corner plot; price
S1f 900, cash $500. balance easy terms
owner, 80 Kensinston av. Phone 1924 R.v.C
WESTBURY.
PRICE $3.50 PER ACRE. WORTH $1,000;
AZ ACRES. 1000 feet frontage on tgrnpike.
Dept r., r. II. ROSTER. 367 FULTON ST.
BROOKLYN,
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Peansylvania-saie. or .es.

s., 900 is the price for . good 20 aora farm.
near railroad station and trolley; woods.
stream. orchard: all stock and crops In
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FARM PROPERTY.
New York state-ssie or Let. .

fPMONnG FRUIT - POULTRY = DAIRY
u-GAulluu@ LAKE FRONT-COMMUTERS
For selected farms OF the highest class ASK
for our Big illustrated Bargain Book-Frse.
For low priced farms In n. J. ask for A"
SI4OCUM FARM AGENCY. 141 Broadway.
FARMS. dairy fruit. poultry. village homes.
great values In the famous waikiki Valley.
WARREN v. DEYO. Waikiki. n. y.
MODERN FRUIT FARM
400 fruit trees. no stones. all tiilabls. on
State road. "a acres. 2 residences on place.
one new 10 room house. hot and cold water.
the Hudson River; price Sie. 600 AN Ex-
CEPTIoNAL oPPoRTuNITY. Come at once.
Lloyd M. Hallenbeck,
GreendaIe-on Hudson, New York.
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Pennsylvania.
PHILADELPHIA loft space. $500 square
feet. entire third floor: Broad ST, directly
across from North Philadelphia Station. II.
II. r.; sprinkled risk insurance rate 52
cents watchman's service. separate en-
trance. elevator service; the post office. ex-
press and freight office across the street {:
ideal for New York firm wishing Phila-
cONoVER. 2s31 Eorth Broad ST.. Phila-
delphia.
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Hewlett, Woodn1ere.
Manhasset-P landome

ON LONG ISLANDS NORTH shoNT'
within 80 minutes of New York by electric
service Five houses for sale. with all JIM
provements. Quick possession Prices from
81 900 to $40, 900, on very reasonable TERMS
Let us show them to you.
L'ECLUSE wASHBURN & COMPANY
%. East 40th Street New York.
Tel Vanderbilt 1856.
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Connecticut-Saie or Let.

EASY TERMS SECURE
BEAUTIFUL HOME CLOSE STAMFORD.
Less than hour Grand Central. s1cellsnt
train service. few steps trolley; etery con-
large lot fruited; ooxy 2 story house, bath
gas. hot water heat. maple shaded veranda
and lawn; barn. workshop. poultry house;
HARDING. 566 Main St. stamford. Conn.
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TMDMN@ FRUIT - POULTRY = DAIRY
GlNuOUWl@ LAKE FRONT-COMMUTERS.
For selected farms of the highest class ask
for our Big Illustrated Bargain Book-Free.
For low priced farms In Conn. ask for &C."
SLOCtM FARM AGENCY. Ia Broadway.
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HOUSES TO LET.

HOUSES TO LET.
Unfurnishcd.
COMPLETELY furnished or unfurnished
house between 9th and Madison avs. In
70s; IL rooms. baths. city steam heat.
rent for ono years, residence or
business $4,000 per year; references ex-
changed Tel. o453 Rhinelander or write
2026 Herald. 2s0 B'wsy.
MADISON Av. in the 90s-Three story and
basement dwelling; possession January / (:
rent 81, 400 DUFF & CONGER. INC. Madi-
son av. n Seth st. Lenox 5000.
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gE BEER COMES BACK.

For sale or exchange. the william Uimer
brewery, brick buildings. with machinery.
44OO0 square feet of floor space. on plot of
IL city lots, heart OF williamsburg Sec
ton of Brooklyn. facing on three streets
WILLIAM r. TAYLOR REALTY CO.. INC.
63i Nostrand av.,
Lafayette 2493. Brooklyn. ". Y.
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FLATBUSH-Here Is an unusual opportunity
to purchase a delightful home on the best
block IN Flathush, T.. 18th ST.. between
sion will be given; house Is In good condi-
tion. has attractive grounds Got 55xl0oD ;
asking price 500 900; good terms. KNIGHT.
~ Court ST., Brooklyn. Main b92s.
FOR Rent--A physician's home In. Brooklyn
of brown stone, four story and basement,
at very low rental In exchange for occu-
pancy of office and two hour door service !,
references- -excha nged. Q 1906 Herald Bklyn.
FLATBUSH-New, two family, tax exempt.
II rooms, 2 baths, all modern improve
ments driveway: small payment; your own
terms price St1 800. 1449 Flatbush av.. Bklyn.
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LOTS-LOTS-LOTS
Bargain, full lots. high ground. good sec
tion, near depot. two subways.
= PROCTOR.
Way and Alstyne avs, Corona, oueensboro
MYRTLE Av. Glendale. l.. I.--rhree acres
with substantial studio building that Is con-
yertihle for other uses present rental $4,000;
attractive price and terms with possession
DERsCIfUcH q CO., 20 Cortlandt St. N. ".
SEVEN rooms, well built, all improvements,
parauet, enclosed porch with awning.
screens, sanitas covered kitchen and bath
ee 200. "a Yale av. Jamaica 101a
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FACTORIES FOR SALE OR LET

ELIzABETH-Desrabl factories and fac
tory sites, sale or rent; state wants.
r. L. PATTERSON Elizabeth. MAJ
FOR sALE-Factory. 244-8 Z. SD ST..
1900 50. it,. strong. well lighted. good con-
cition, elevator heat. wired Tor powei ana
light: man on premises. 4. C. DE WITT
5is 9TH av. Longacre s74S
STORAGE YARD. inclosed With sheds and
two story office building near Greensboro
Plaza on paved street. plot l0oxi00. for lease
for a term OF years. Apply WILLIAM ID.
pLOODGOOD & CO. agents, Bridge Plaza.
Long Island City.
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Brookiyn-sals or Let.

ASTONISHING bargain: departing. COM
PEELED sacrifice my beautiful ten room
brown stone home; real luxurious. substau-
electricity conveniences: attractive neigh
borhood; only $12.500, worth $4,000 Phone
Bushwick 1880.
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PROSPECT Park West. 4 family: Fort Ham
iiton NV, story and hasement family
brick: also . story family brick, bay win
dow front and rear. u rooms, baths.
PARK ST,OPE~-Three story and basement
brosvnstone, 12 rooms. 3 baths, modern Inn
cash ss, 900: possession. SAuTER AGENCY.
sole agent, All 9Th sv.
SEND for list Fiatbush. Brooklyn. houses.
BENJAMIN LYONS. i42 Livingston st..
iBrooklyy.
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EMrDNA@ FRUIT - POULTRY - DAIRY
G'DtU0uWu@ LAKE FRONT-COMMUTERs
For selected farms of the highest class ask
for our Big Illustrated Bargain Book-Free.
For low priced farms in N. Y. ask for "B
FARM CATALOG JUST OUT.
Free upon request. Describes many farm
bargains In Southern New Jer1ey; photos
aud map of State Write to-day, fINELAND
FARM AGENCY. bAe-H. Lands av.. Vine
land. N. J.
JERSEY farF,s, hone4. greenhouses. water
camp sites. hotel, husinass property. A. d.
FOURETT. A}bury Park, N.
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ouecns--saIe or Let.
AscHlhsTMAs PRESENT. !.

Two hcniesites. adjoining, each 5oxioo. with
zone. only minutes walk to station: 20
minutes TO Penn. station; III blocks 20 bus
line. school. stores. churches and country
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FLATBUSH-New. tax exempt. two family,
3 rooms, semi-detached houses, red cedar
shingles and cement stucco, parquet
throughout, with tiled bath rooms two
steam heating plants to each house lot a5x
100 IT,: schools nearby: &c. fare by surface
cars; also by subway to Manhattan; location
1928 to 1884 East 35th st: between Av.
and l., Brooklyn: price SIS, 800 each; reason
able terms. Apply HOLMES REALTY CO,
INC, sal sth ST.. Brooklyn. N. Y. Tel.
South 1921.
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CLINTON AVENUE

CLINTON AVENUE.
One OF the most attractive semi detached
private dwellings on a restricted block con-
tainng ii rooms and 4 baths, all modern Inn
provements. plot 30x140: IL offered at $27 800;
imp,ediate possession. BuLKLEY & HOR-
TON co, Ala Myrtle av.. near Clinton av
Phone Prospect 800.
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JAMAICA ltflsLCftEST.
Plots and lots. All improvements; sewer.
gas, water, electric light. &C.; high eieva-
tion: residential neighborhood new golf
course: near Jamaica station. 1s minutes
from New York. To close out a trusteeship.
70. r.. p. o. Box s22. City Hall Station.
= n. \. oity.
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Furnished-Florida.

FURNISHED KITCHENETTE APART.
MENTS: ADULTS ONLY: ATTRACTIVE.
COMFORTABLE. THE KNICKERBOCKER.
NEW SMYRNA. FLA.
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Unfurnlshed.
From Battery to 1ath st. Unclusive).
GREENWICH VILLAGE (f1th ST., eos W.
room apartment and bath. model house,
all improvements. reasonable rent: one fam
ily on floor. all light rooms. Spring 53SJ
superintendent on premises.
WASHINGTON SQUARE NORTH.
Unusually attractive room apartment,
open beamed ceiling. large fireplace. private
roof garden. Housekeeping. $500; also J
room non-housekeeping. &2.4o0. PEPE.
Washington Square.
WASHINGTON SQUARE SECTION.
Send for our selected list.
PEPE, 40 WASHINGTON SQUARE.
18TH ST.. EAST-F1oors suitable business OF
DWELLING modern: possession. PEPE. -
Washington Square
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Norida-Sale or Let.

FOR S4ALE--Business property In Miami.
Florida; q corner lot located In the busi-
ness section and suitable for apartment
house, drug store, bank or garage: owner
must SELL well worth forty-five thousand
dollars: price thirty-five thousand terms.
nine thousand cash. six thousand five hun
dred per year for four years; write or wire
JAMES +. VAUGHN. 143 N. Z. 1st st..
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BACHELOR apartment large living and
bed room, bath and kitchenette. completely
furnished. electric lights. gas. steam heated
and open fireplace; first floor In private
house; most convenient neghborhood in New
York; SIZE per month. Apply u Bank ~.
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New Jersey-Saie or Let.

New Jersey-Saie or Lot.
FARMS in Sunny Southern Jsrsey. around
Vineland, tho California Of tho East.
Send for handsomely illustrated Farm Cata-
llogue, mailed free. also details semi-bunga-
low. poultry, truck. fruit farm. nearly 5
new poultry houses. acre grapes. aore
strawberries, apples. pears. other berries
farm In elegant condition. Price "a. 900.
land. n L
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FLORIDA HOME FOR SALE.
very desirable and attractive country
home on the ST. Johns Rieer. opposite
Palatka, Putnam county, Florida. Twelve
acres land, 400 feet river front. small grove
around eight roomed house, all modern con-
veniences, artesian well. electric lights. barn.
garage. DR.. +. r. JENKINS. East Palatka,
Fla
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-24
LOWER RATES FOR
STEVEDORINC TAKE
EFFECT NOV. FIRST
Lower Rate On Naval Stores,
Lumber and Other Cargoes to
Become Effective November |

Stevedoring contract for the port of
Pensacola has been awarded to NJ. A.
Quina Contracting and Stevedoring
Company of this city by Commissioner
T. V. O'Connor Of the U. S. Shipping
Board.
A reduction in rates on naval stores
lumber and general cargoes will become
effective November l, according to the
following article from the Nautical Ga
zette of October:
Commissioner T. V. O'Connor, United
States Shipping Board, has announced
that stevedoring contracts have been
awarded at the aforementioned ports
to the following bidders: At Mobile. Ala,
to the Mobile Stevedoring Company Of
Mobile; at Gulfport, Miss. to Ladnier
and Dent Stevedoring Company Of Gulf
port, and at Pensacola, Fla, to NJ. A.
Ouina Contracting and Stevedoring Co.,
of Pensacola.
New rates become effective November
l., 1922. A reduction has been secured
at Mobile of approximately II per cent.
on lumber and timber, s per cent on
cotton and rosin,5 IL per cent. on tur-
pentine and Is 1-2 per cent on general
cargo. *':%
At Gulfport, the rates are approx
mately n per cent. lower On lumber and
timber, per cent on cotton, is 1-2 per
cent on rosin and turpentnie and about
10 per cent. on general cargo. The rates
have been reduced at Pensacola approx
irnately Il per cent. on lumber, % per
cent. on timber, % per cent. on rosin
and II per cent. on turpentine.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-24
LAND COMPANY WILL
DEVELOP 200 ACRES
I'm SATSUMA GROVES
President Ensley Says Company
Changes Policy For Figland
Park Development.

Reports from all sections of West Flor
ida indicate that the Satsuma is steadily
becoming more firmly rooted, promising
eventually to overshadow any other crop
in bringing cash money to the farmers
and growers. Following is the gist of a
letter received by The Journal from Pres
ident F. B.. Ensley of the National Land
Sales Co., in sending in a check cover
ing his account. 1t reads:
I'VE are always glad to receive your
paper, and are pleased to hear the good
reports about the new management. Our
company would be very glad to assist
you in building up a real newspaper
For your informationsN would advise
that our company is very much interested
in the community north Of Pensacola,
known as Figland Park. Prior to this
date, our company has been land SELL
ing proposition, but we have changed our
policy, and are now in position to place
contracts for many Improvements in Fig
land Park. 1t is our intention within the
next two years to develop from 100 to
200 acres which will be planted with Sat
suma oranges. Within the next five
years, we believe that the property in and
around Figland Park will enhance in
value very materially" 49,
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-24
Popular Restaurant
Will Serve Potatoes
Free to Customers

With the idea of showing folks just
how appetizing sweet potato can be
cooked, the Child restaurant will serve
free Of charge to each customer enter
ing that popular eating house Wednes-
day with a special sweet potato order.
Several different recipes will be observed
in preparing the sweets and the caller
may select the style he liks best.
1t is said that there are 1000 bushels
OF sweet potatoes in Escambia county at
present that are sadly in need of mar
keting, but there seems to be no mar
ket. Efforts are being made to bring
this condition to the public's attention
and urge that everyone eat potatoes to
help the farmers.
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You Can Get
Your Grip 90
Health

You can just tell the MAJ 70
who may think Tanlac does IN
good and lasting work that the 49,. ..y,
set me right five years ago and ,'. -
have been in fine shape eve , SI-.
was the statement made, a fav '''. e
ago, by John w. Groves, a wen.,- "a
merchant, Of Lowell n. c.
Nervous indigestion had a!ros.
pletely wrecked my health E,,s =, IL
Groves. For a long time I co,,s u,
keep down anything would eat ~. 90
while waiting on a customer I Won. .'s
so nervous I had to call some o,1 90
and finally 1 got so weak I srs,- ~
10 give up work altogether. W5ss ,, *. &.
get a little light food to STAY ., --
stomach it would cause gas, sr,.... '~'
spells and headache.
'I took seven bottles OF Ts1,.
gained fifteen pounds and hay, 80 80
had any trouble since. NJ ners. -.
as steady as clock now and "a, -
thing 1 want, and my appetite "a.
fails me. In fact, I never felt bs.,s,
my life than do now and It's an 4.
cause of the good Tanlac dld ne =, -,
years ago."
Tanlac is sold by all good d-uggv.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-24
CAPT. HARRISON IS
HOST TO DIRECTORS
OF HOTEL COMPANY
New Owner of San Carlos Has
Done Much For Upbuilding of
West Florida.

w. B. Harbeson, new sowner of the
San Carlos Hotel, gave a luncheon for
the directors of the Pensacola Hotel
Company, operators Of the San Carlos
at the hotel yesterday afternoon. Mr.
Harbeson has extensive business and
real estate interests in West Florida.
AS president Of the Bagdad Land and
Lumber Company, Bagdad: Harbeson
Lumber Company, DeFuniak Springs;
Harbeson =, Lumber Company, Paxton:
Harbeson Hotel Company, Camp Walton
and owner Of the Walton Hotel at De-
Funiak. he has probably done more than
his share for the development Of this
section in general. Mr.. Harbeson and
family have q suite on the second floor
Of, the San Carlos and plan to spend the
larger portion OF their time in this city.
He has recently become big investor
in Pensacola and Escambia county be-
sides his former holdings.
The directors of the Pensacola Hotel
Company who were guests at yester-
days banquet were I. H. Aiken, NJ. L.
Bear. F. F. Bingham, A. Lischkoft, j.
A. Merritt, ". L. Meyer, w. H. North
rup. w. S. Rosasco, n. H. Thornton, and
W. II. Watson. Others attending the
luncheon included w. II. Pickard, Kelly
Harbescn, w. B. Harbeson, Sam Krop-
man.. William Fisher, E. c. Work. r.,
f. Mitchell and s. j.. Newcomb.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-24
new PILOT OF
DOUBLE MURDER
INVESTIGATION
Deputy Attorney Gen
eral and Other De-
tectives Prepare
To Launch In.

NEW brunswick, N J.. Oct. 23.-
The Halr-Mills murder investigation
halted today for a change of pilots, and
with Wilbur a. Mott, deputy attorney
general at the helm, it will start again
tomorrow practically from the begin
ming. The long -heralded change in the
personnel of investigators came this
morning when attorney general McCran
at Trenton notified county prosecutor
Beekman of Somerset and Stricken OF
Middlesex, that he had granted their
request that they be superseded. The
request was made through supreme
court justice Parker early last week.
but was temporarily withdrawn when
the prosecutors found what they thought
was hot clue leading to the murder or
murderers. When this line of investi-
cation failed to provide them with a
clear cut case, they repeated the re-
quest.
The two prosecutors quit work on the
case as soon as news of Motifs appoint
formally out tomorrow after they have
told the deputy attorney general all they
know about it, taking with them their
respective county detectives.
Detective James Mason, with whom
Mott used to work when he was Essex
county prosecutor, has. been assigned to
work with him. Mott also announced
he had called in Ellis Parker, famous
Burlington county detective.
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RESOLUTIONS OF
RESPECT TO LATE
SOL Calm ADOPTED
Pensacola Hotel Company Pays
Tribute to Memory of Public
Spirited Citizen.

Resolutions were adopted by the board
of directors of the Pensacola Hotel COM
pany at a meeting held for the purpose
yesterday attesting the esteem in which
the late Sol Calm was held by the or
ganization, of which he was an officer
and director. The resolutions follows:
'tWhereas, death has removed from
our midst Sol Calm, long citizen of
Pensacola, and
whereas, it is the desire of his as
sociates. in the directorate of the Pen
saco1a Hotel Company Can enterprise Of
which he was, long an officer and di-
rector to attest by their records the
esteem in which he was held; therefore.
BE it resolved. .,.e
u. That in the death of Mr.. Calm
the officers and directors of this COM
pany have lost a sincere friend and the
community a valuable and public spirit
ed citizen. He was long merchant of
Pensacola and identified with its bust
ness interest ana did not escape business
adversely: yet his character was such
that in the day of his adversely no voice
was then or since heard to impugn his
honor. He had the satisfaction of living
to sec his fortune practically retrieved.
For years before his death he bore pa
tiently and without murmur the pains
of physical affliction without apparent
abatement of the cheerfulness Of his
He was essentially a kindly
man. charitable in practice and thought
whose love for his fellows was not cir
by limitations of race or
creed.
"2. That the sympathetic condolences
Of his co-directors and the officers of
this company are hereby extended to
his family in their affective bereave-
ment.
"3 That these resolutions be spread
upon the minutes of the Board Of Di-
rectors of this company and a copy of
them, signed by the President and at
tested by the Secretary, be transmitted
to the family of our late friend
(SeaD Pensacola Hotel Company,
Attest (Sd) Max l.. Bear,
tsd) f. F.. Bingham, Sec Pres.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-10-24
STRAIGHTEN THAT
BENT BACK

No need to suffer from that tired,
dead ache in your back, that lameneGs,
those distressing urinary disorders. PEN
sacola people have found how to set
relief. Follow this Pensacola residents
example.
Mrs. E. L. Taylor. 32s W. Romano St.
says: II could hardly describe the mis-
cry I endured from backache about five
years ago. When I bent over the wash
tub it seemed as though my back were
broken and to straighten at times near
~ took my breath away. My Kidneys
didn't act as they should and this
caused me no end of trouble. My feet
were swollen and my shoes felt tight.
got to reading about Doan's Kidney
Pills in the paper and bought some.
Doan's Kidney Pills helped my hack
right away and three boxes cured u.a
of all symptoms felt years younger
Price 6oc, at all dealers. Don't siu1i'ly
ask for kidney remedy-get Doan's
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