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The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-07-04

The woman who shops without ask
ing prices never earned her money
The Mt. Sterling advocate. (Mt. Sterling, Ky.) 1890-current, 1922-07-04

A girl with pretty teeth will smile
al anything.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-16
REAL ESTATE

erty hereinafter described, and
against all parties claiming interests
under E. E. Simpson, Milan de la
Carrera, Vincente Folch, Elijah Bry-
an. Sampson V. S. Wider and Estura
Folch, deceased, and each OF them. or
otherwise. in the property hereinafter
described, and against all parties and
persons claiming interests under and
through the Pensacola Association
land the Pensacola Land Assoc
be members thereof, or claiming by
through or under said associations,
and each of them, and their members
and trustees, or otherwise, IN the
property hereinafter described, and
against all parties and persons claim
property hereinafter described: The
property above. referred to is des-
cribed as follows, to-wit:
Fractional Section >, Township
Section 8, Township 1 North of Range
80 West; Fractional Section 35, Town
ship 2 North of Range 80 West, each
Of said Fractional Sections being SIT
uated partly in the County OF Es-
gambia and partly in the County OF
South Half (S1-2) of Southwest Quar-
ter (SWA) of Section S, Township 5,
North of Range so West, situated In
said County of sEscambia: and also
the lower Milan. de la Carrera Grant,
known as Section %. Township
North of Range 80 West, in said
County of Escambia; and all that
portion Of the Upper Milan de Ia Car
rera Grant, known as Section 80
Township l North Of Range 80 West.
les South and East Of a line COM |
mencing at a point where the south |
ern line Of Lot IN Section Il. Town |
ship l North OF Range so West, in
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VESSELS ARRIVED.

Emilia Gtal. str) 1921, Gladuhch
from Houston for bunker coal; Fred
erick Gilmore & Co., agents.
VESSELS SAILED.
Emilia Qtal. str) 1921. Gladulich.
for Mediterranean ports with general
cargo from Houston. FREDERICK Gill
more & Co., agents.
Penrhos (Br. str.) 2794, Humph
reys, for Bahia Blanca and Buenos
Aires via Gulfport; partial cargo OF
Co, agents.
VESSELS CLEARED.
Jersey City (Br. str.) 1896, O'Neill,
for Barcelona with cargo in transit
from Port Arthur; John A Merritt &
Co, agents.
Escambia Gtal barI) So, Merello.
for Cagiari, Italy, for orders, cargo
Of lumber and timber; Rosasco Broth
ers. owners and agents.
Oriole Cam. barge) 1856, .Inkinsen,
foT Havana with cargo Of coal and
coke.
Sea King, Gam. tug Mayo, Aiken
IOwboau & Barge Co, for Havana.
VESSELS IN PORT
Eofaar Gam. str) 3107. Ulstad. being
repaired at Bruce Dry Docks; John A.
Merritt & Co, agents.
Bayou Chico Gam str). 1864, Han
cock, loading partial cargo of naval
stores for Antwerp; john A. Merritt
&c Co. agents.
Thekla (Nor. bark. S51, Martinsen.
loading cargo of lumber; William S.
Keyser 81 Co, agents.
Penrhos (Br str), 27S4. Humphreys
loading CARGO; Pensacola. Lumber and
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SmackR at Sea
VESSELS EXPECTED.


Baron Lovat (Br. str). 3Sf5, apout
Jan. 10, to load full cargo pitch for
, Italy; Gulf Transit Co.
! Brento Gtal. str.l.-2 1854, Queirdo,
! about Dee. rs from Genoa to load
! cargo lumber and timber; Rosasco
! Brothers.
sunelseco Gam. str.), 2174, Trans
! marine Corporation, about Dec. 18th,
from New York with general cargo;
Fiuette Green & Co, agents.
Line. about Dec. 81 to load general
. cargo for Genoa and Palermo; Fillette
Green & Co.
West Hesseltine Gam. str.>, 1865,
Farnsworth, Bull West African Line,
; due Dec. IS to load partial cargo 1um-
Der for West African ports; Freder-
J lex Gilmore & Co, agents.
! Molfetta Gam barkentinel due in
/ bout Dec. 20, to load crossties for
New York; Pensacola Maritime Cor
poration, agents.
| 'Corinthia (Hond. sch), from Tampa
TO load a cargo of lumber for Cuba;
Pensacola Maritime Corporation, agts.
| Wildwood Gam. str.), 3453. Pink
ham, due from Mobile to complete
cargo for London; John A. Merritt &
Iolcas Ger. str.) 1892, Demetrlon,
Dec. 20. from Galveston for bunkers;
Frederick Gilmore C Co, agents.
DEIlOIlS ira Ting Cne OeSlTdDlHLy or
Pensacola as a port for bunkering, the
Italian steamer Emilia entered from
Houston coastWise yesterday morning.
obtained an adequate coal supply and
got out of port yesterday afternoon.
The vessel was handled locally by John
A. Merritt & Co.
The Italian mark Escambia, owned
and operated between Pensacola and
Italian ports. cleared yesterday after
noon for Cagliari, Italy, with cargo
of 1904 cubic feet and 393.568 super
fetal feet Of lumber. She is anchored
in the stream awaiting a north breeze
before sailing. Capt. Merello said
that he hoped to sail today.
After loading over a million feet Of
lumber, the British steamer Penrhos
sailed yesterday for Bahia Blanca and
Buenos Aires via Gulfport where ad-
ditlonal cargo will be taken before
sailing for South America. The lum-
Der was supplied by the Pensacola
Lumber & Timber Co.
In tow OF the Aiken tug Sea King
the barge Oriole loaded with 1857 tons
of coal and S27 tons of coke is expect
ed to sail for Havana today. Both
vessels cleared yesterday.
The Warren smack OsceoIa returned
from the banks yesterday with 1900
pounds of snapper and 5000 pounds
of grouper.
Frederick Gilmore & Co., announced
yesterday that they expect the Greek
steamer Iolcos from New Orleans Dec.
20 to take about 400 tons of bunker
coal
PORT EADS, Dec. 15.-Arrived:
Truxillo, Tampa.
MOBILE. Dec. 15.-Arrived: Beth
ledy. Pensacola.
Sailed: Fayal, Dec. "A; Jupiter, Pen
sacola.
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FORMER STAR OF GIANTS
TO MANAGE PHILLY CLUB

Arthur Fletcher, who will manage
the Philadelphia club OF the National
League next season, is the fighting
type. /
Fletcher is a pupil of the McGraw
school of baseball. He spent IL years
with the Giants before being trans
ferred to Philadelphia. McGraw likes
the fighters.
The new manager Of the Phillies
came to the Giants from the Dallas
club OF the Texas League. Under
McGraw's direction he developed into
a star.
Coming to the Phillies in 1920 he
played one season, and then an
nounced his permanent retirement
from the game. After year in
business the call of the diamond was
too great and he again donned
Philadelphia uniform.
While Fletcher still has consider
able baseball in him, it is probable
that he will do much Of the managing
from the bench. He will fill the utili-
ty role.
AS a player Fletcher and the UNI
pires never got along very well. AS
a result Arthur was out of the game
quite bit. 1t will be interesting to
see if he is able to curb his habit of
arguing with TIE umpire now that he
is a manager.
Fletcher is So years old, has al
ways been rated a smart player, and
having had the benefit of McGraw's
instruction, should do we'll as a man
ager. His material at Philadelphia,
however, is nothing to boast of.
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SHIPPING
FOREIGN CONSULS

ARGENTINE REPUBLIC - pr.
J. H. Pierpont, vice consulate, No.
ST. American National bank build
BEEGTJM - Fl. Hilton Green,
vice consul, No. COL American Ma
tionaI bank building; phone 42S.
CUBAN Gabriel Angel de
Amenabar. consul, Frank Batet'
vice consul; No. 81 Blount Build
ing; phone 1927; hours 1912 a. m.
"a p. m.
GREAT BRITAIN-W. D. HoEe,
vice consul. 60 American Nattoffal
bank building; phone 542.
DENMARK-C. NJ. Oerting, vice
consul, SCI South PalafoX street,
observation-disclosures ]. Vidal
vice consul, 1e7 East Intendencia
street: phone 1897
SPAIN-J. Garrig2, vice consa,
No. sos American National bank
building; phone SAB.
SwEDEN-C. M. Oerting, VICE
consul, COL South Patafox street;
Phone 81.
URUGUAY - Vincent J. Vidal,
vice consul, l07 East Intendencfa
street; phone 1872.
FRANCE - George W. Howe,
consular agent. SO American Ma
tional bank building; phone o42.
NETHERLANDS and NORWAY
A. Zelius. vice consul, 619 South
.Palafox street; phone 1873.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE.

NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that uhuei
and in pursuance Of a decree OF tore-
closure rendered by the Honora PIE =;
NJ. Jones, Judge of the Court OF Recolu
.of Escambia County. Florida, on the
Sth day of December, 1922, in a Ger
tain cause pending in said court.
wherein Mcmillan Mill Company,
corporation was complainant, and j.
W. Kelly, Fannie Kelly. J. H. Nor
gan. and Mrs. J. H. Morgan were re,
spondents. I, the undersigned Special
Master, will sell at public outcry FOR
cash to the highest and best bidder
therefor. before the County Court
House door of Escambia County, Flor
ida. on Monday. the first day OF jan
uary, 1928, between the hours OF IL
O'Clock in the forenoon and o'clock
in the afternoon, the following de-
scribed real property. situate, lying
and being in 'Escambia County, Flor
ida towft: The northwest quarter
(nwA) of the northeast quarter
(neX) of section seventeen 90. town
ship four ca north of range thirty-two
(321 west. containing forty (40) acres
more or less, together with the tene-
ments, Entertainments, and appurten-
ances thereunto belonging, or pertain
ing the whole free from all exemption
or right of homestead. Deed at cost
of purchaser. -
F. r. ANDERSON,
Special Master
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LEGAL NOTICES.

tersects the southwest bo7Inds--
OF Upper Milan de Ia Carer ..
known as Section 30. Town y,
North of Ragge so West: ' ~.
North As degrees East to NV =,
! bank of the EscambIa River -
Elqing line being at right a-s-
said southwest line Of said
Milan de la Carrera Grant. 49,
only those portions OF the SAID g.
and Lower Carrcra Grants her
conveyed by Escambia Land 4 IT,
featuring Company by its d. I'd
K. Saunders, dated March -
recorded January II, 1909, in ,t.
flee of the Clerk Of the t'irrr.- o
of Escambia County, Florida :,
Book No. So. at page GtI. ami T..
deed to Sanders Realty en-.
dated September 6, 1916 rer-rS-s
the same Office September :. IT,.
Deed Book No. -. page 62t
Said bill in equity is filed for
purpose of obtaining decree
complainant owns the uni7c.rL.
fee simple title 10 said lands .
said defendants have no rig,r o..
terest therein, lien thereon or r..
thereto; that said compliments g.
be quoted, and said defc1da-rs
joined from claiming or asser..7.
right, title or interest," in. rt.i9
or lien upon said lands a..
claims of each of said ds,sr% b.
those known as we'll IS 81
known, to said land. are iry7,.5
for general relief
This order shall he pul.>.ad r..
a week for the period Of for~ C7rs..
tive weeks in the PeuSaCofs .-.---
a newspaper published in sad g.
Of ESCambia.
At DeFuniak Springs. in W
County. in said Circuit, this s d,
December, A. D, 1922.
A. G. CAMPBELL.
JudC-.
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Tiger Recruit
Is Best of Crop

Emory Topper" Rigney is the
only recruit of the spring OF 1Szz
who earned a regular job on the
infield or outfield of an Ameri-
can League team last season.
Rigney, reporting TO Manager
Ty Cobb of the Detroit team last
spring, started the season DIT
shortstop and played every game
of the season.
To make the record Of this re-
cruit all the more remarkable
Rigney batted 800. .,
Only two players in the Ameri-
can league played 155 games
last season. The other one was
Chick" Galloway of the Phlla-
delphia AthleEics and, stranger
still. Rigney and Galloway are
regarded as the best two short
stops on the American League
circuit.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-16
BIBLE CLASS HOLDS
ENTHUSIASTIC MEETING

The Business Mems Bible Glass of
First Baptist church held a very en-
thusiastic meeting at the pastor
home Thursday evening at which time
plans for the work of the class for the
New Year were discussed.
The plans for more complete organ
ization of class and its work for the
next year will be submitted to the
class next Sunday morning for fur
Their discussion and adoption.
full attendance of the class is re-
quested as it is very important that
every member have part in the class
work.
A cordial invitation is extended to
visitors of the city, also to men not
affiliated with other Sunday schools
to attend the class. and most hearty
welcome is assured vi.
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LEGAL NOTICES.

DECREED that Pensacola Railroad
Company; a Florida corporation, the
defendant in the above styled cause
(which cause, it's nature, the court in
which it is Instituted and the parties
thereto are as above shown be and
It is hereby required to appear to this
action on the rule day in January,
1928 and defend the same.
1t is further ordered that the Clerk
of this Court shall cause this order to
be published once a week for the
period of four consecutive weeks prior
to the rule day in January, 1928. in
The Pensacola Journal, a newspaper
published in Escambia County. Flor
ida, and that such publication shall
be full and sufficient notification to
the said Pensacola Railroad Company
of the above styled suit and the insti-
tuition thereof.
Done and ordered at chambers at
DeFuniak Springs, Florida on this the
9th day of November, 1922.
A. G. CAMPBELL, Judge
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FIRST JUDICIAL CIRCUIT OF
FLORIoA, CIRCUIT COURT OF
ESCAMSIA COUNTY

Escam5ia Land & Manufacturing
Company. corporation
Complainant,
Pensacola & louisville Railroad Com
pany, a corporation, ct al,
TO THE PENSACOLA & LOUIS
VILE RAILROAD COMPANY,
a CORPORATION, IN THE
ABOVE STATED CASE:
subpoena in chancery issued to the
above named defendant, a corporation
OF the state OF Florida, cannot be
served. owing to the failure of such
and appoint agents, and because the
Officers and agents of said domestic
corporation are unknown, and the
Sheriff of said County OF Escambia
having returned said subpoena, stat
ing in his return endorsed thereon
that he returned it unexecuted be-
cause the said defendant, a corpora
ton Of this state, cannot be served
Herewith owing to the failure Of such
domestic corporation to elect officers
the officers and agents of said do
meSttc corporation are unknown;
1T IS THEREFORE, ORDERED
that the said defendant, Pensacola Ss
Louisville Railroad Company, a cor
poration of the State of Florida, be
and it is hereby required to appear
and defend this suit at the Clerks Of
flee in the courthouse of said Coun-
ty of EScambia, on the first Monday
in February. A. D, 1923, which suit
is a proceeding by bill in equity in the
Circuit Court of said County of Es-
Gambia, filed by Escambia Land &
Manufacturing Company. corpora
ton. complainant. against said Pen
sacola & Louisville Railroad Company,
a corporation, and against Jose phine
Forsyth. John W. Black O. z. An
defson and B. L. Anderson. and each
of them, If living, and, if dead, all
parties claiming interests under said
Josephine Forsyth, John ". Black, G.
T.. Anderson and B. L. Anderson, each
deceased, or otherwise, in the prop
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4 ~ W. NJ, Pepper, Jr.,' Sports Editor
Of Gainesville SUM.
ssGAINEsVILLE. Fla, Dec. 10
5peciaD Rex Farrior's Purple Hur-
Alcane Of tie Gainesville High School,
osed with the Duval game last Sat-
sday the most successful season in
sr history, totaling 403 points to their
opponents Is. Ten teams were played
, the state Of Florida, and six OF
4 .eBe might be placed in mythical
4 ass A.. Each team that Gaines
, lie played was defeated in turn,
sad the first score made on the local
Ids came in the Tallahassee game
Z men Parker, who has been described
! "the one man of a one man town"
ceived a long forward pass and
shed through a clear field for the
.uchdown. Duval, champions OF two
llasons, and .heralded as the greatest
.position the Purple would have to
eet was the second and only other
3kgregation TO cross the goal line of
e locals. Two toaIchdowns were
.ored on Gainesville in this game,
10 coming from a line buck after the
1 an had been carried down the field
r as yard gain by I.owenstein,
I'd the other coming FROM an Off
4 rl,Io vim H., Edwards for A. Yards
I'd a score.
CainesviIIr,s ten came schedule is
ia IN h. FIN, stronpest pIay-eTI BY
,v tean, trt~ s,1eon +, Florida. and
,ouId give fbrm a s,rong claim on
y tituiar honora over all come"s.
After a atrenl5lq prcraritory train
season i'm which Coach Farrior
doomed his men 10 play 4 scientific
tme. and ccuinusd tSam 10 meet any
nergenc, Of came that might
igS AZ vii 40 mt the puach
at was .poa1ed ror. a sco,ing ouyfit.
linesvjue MOI the Orlando team in
o first yqn,o Of the season. Rain
y,ncrsd t,n. rI.,Ia Grey IN rhis
4 mo aI,h-rab tb,y ran IN $50
,,ore on tnc.r ouDone7ts. This CON
st was pIeycd I'm Gainesville on Oc-
her If IIIU-b1ro VAS the second
.hool that ne local warriors met.
lnese lads wore taken into camp bv
lscore Of 49, in TAMPA on October
but fl WIS rlnar throughout the
me tb3. c.,1rgyiIIe was NOT nIav-.I
= I'm Nm ,l,oj. standard and was
'hcdultd ,n i.,ln the egc-ersti7n from
q Cigar Gi;v u1der their wing bv
hch larger score than they did.
lkeIand which really nroved tn be
Ii hardest ~o-,c thar fho Purple had
nIav thie .es.o, Dse nosed out nv
b 10 count in Lakeland on Octo-
IN. rs. RANT civ. at Fleming
ield Of tho University. of Florida
bs nIavol AN Novo1obe,. 4 and was
.feated hv n score OF 35-o.
,Then CainasylIIe bepsn a series NJ
mos Win teams maj cannot he
assed win The tjtle contepders of
u state. ard oil NJ these vvara de-
ated bv largo scores Madison
as the first that Gainesville
'ckled and we're defeated in their
me town on Novarober. II nv a ser
la string Purnre crew hv \ score
ON CsinesviIIe ratnrned and
Int into anotbar v,enk of ,rsipirC
ifors starting for q trin "a +be state |
initial where thev met Creenshoro
IA Tallahassee in double hill ON
tidav Nove1ber ~ tho heavy
seensboro aggregation was defeated
and fhn fpJ1prBive- !, .
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF
ESCAMBIA COUNTY
State of Florida
In Chancery.
L. I,nnr q Cam

III CndnCeTV.
NcCaskill Investment Company, d
corporation,
VS.
Pensacola Railroad Company, cor
poration.
Bill to Quiet Title.
It being shown to the Court that the
subpoena herein issued can not be
served and that the sheriff Of ESca m
bia County has returned the same I'M
served, specifying as the cause of his
inability to serve the same that the
officers and agents of the defendant
are unknown, and it now appearing
TO the Court from the said return and
other satisfactory proof that service
of subpoena or summons in chancery
on the defendant can not be had, and
all things having been done and es-
ia blished to make proper this order;
therefore. a
IT IS ORDERED. ADJUDGED AND
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cENTERs.

What is the proper thing for the
referee TO do, il the ball after being
put in play in the center touches the
floor without either center having
TOUCHED it?
The referee shall simply put it in
play again in the same manner at the
same place.
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BASKET
BALL
QUIZ
By
Referee
START PLAY.

When is the proper time for the
refeEee to blow his whistle when he
puts the ball in play in the center?
The referee shouldn't blow his
whistle until the ball has reached its
highest point. after which it must be
tapped by either OF the centers be
fore touching the ground in order to
be put into play.
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oPPoNENTIs BALL

When ball goes out of bounds
how does tho referee designate who
shan put the ball in play?
It is customary for the referee
when the ball goes out of bounds to
select an opponent who is near the
spot when the ball left the court.
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Notice is hereby given to creditors,
legatees, distributes and all persons
having claims or demands against the
estate of Sol Calm. lately deceased, to
present them to the undersigned ad-
ministrator within two years after the
first publication of this notice or they
will be barred.
Presentation Of claims and demands
may be made to Ike Hirschman, care
of Pensacola Crockery and Dry Goods
Company. Pensacola, Florida, as the
authorized agent of the undersigned.
This October 9th. 1922.
LAZAR Calm,
Administrator of the Estate of Sol
Calm.
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BALL IN PLAY.

How is the ball put into play after
it goes out Of, bounds?
That is up, to the player, he can
either throw. bounce or roll the ball
to another player within the court.
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Lars Sanchez, left end, and Lamar
Sara center, both Pensacola boys
are playing a great game with Gaines
Vile High. They are sure candidates
for the All-State High School eleven.
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Timber Co. agents.
Blythmoor ,Br. str.), Gulf Transit
Co., agents.
Line: tied UP for repairs.
Castor. (ATnn str), 1858, Robin; Pen
sacola ShipbuHding Co.
Escambia (TD, s37, MereHo, for Ros-
asco Bros.
Tanksrs in Stream
Antletam, Baldbutte, Baldhill, Cecil
County, City OF Alameda, Derbyline,
Dungannon, Durango, Hallway, Halo,
Hagood. Hahira, Hampton Roads,
Hahat0ka, Kekoskee, Meton, Portia
Tuxpanoil, Trimountain, Watertown.
Schooners
Charles II. Mcdowell, Armour
FegtIAser Works, tied up in stream.
James w. Howard, 1872, Coombs,
loading part cargo of cross-ties.
Tugs
Sea King, Dixie; Aiken Towboat &
Barge Co.
5araes
Douglas, Consul George r. Locke;
Aiken row boat and Barge Cornpany.
Oriole. loading coal and coke for
Havana.
Fishing snaacks
Z. T., SdAn0eES Ina Co. Let tie II
Howard. Clara r. Howard, cisco, Alci-
ma, Virginia. Frances V. Silva, Cava-
lier, Yakima, Mauude F. Silva. Clara
NJ. Littlefiefd, Seaconnet, ErneEia Enos.
Warren Fish Co.. Culebra, Ariola.
Seminole. AIgoma, Washakie. Silas
Stearns, osceo1a.
SHacks at Sea
E. E. Saunders & Co: Flora J. Sears,
Nov. "a: Sheffyld. Nov. IS; Mary
Conpey. Nov. 20; Fish Hawk. Nov. 29;
Lewis F. Harper, Dec. 3.
Warren Fish Co.: Hope, Nov. 81;
Barcelona, Nov. %: Mary V. Greer
Nov. Is; VIM. Hayes, Nov. 26: Rena
A. Percy, Dec. s; Clara G. Silva. Dec.
13 Mineola, Dec. IA; Henry P. VIII
Liz ms Dec. IL
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Gainesville High Eleven
Has Record of 403 Points
And Ten Wins for Season
ex Farrios Purple Hurricane Has Been Scored On for
Only is Points-Has Defeated Such Teams as Duval
HiIsbOro, Lakeland, Plant City and Barlow.

, City; Gainesville won their game by
IS to while Miami was victorious
by 25 to o. -
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- EANs q Z, WoRiT = :

number of local fans are planning
to attend the Barton Wrisilts foot
ball game in Mobile Saturday Both
OF these teams are P. H. S. rivals and
as most OF the players are known in
Pensacola, there is much interest in
the coming game.
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j. Raymond Wray
Boys Secret airy
OfLocal Y. M. c.. A.

J. Raymond Wray OF Martinsburg
Va, has been appointed boys secre
tary OF the local Y. M c. A. and will
assume his duties January 1. He sue
ceeds c. S. Brierley, who has re-
signed.
Mr.. Wray has had five years at col
lege ndsrthree years at the X. NJ. c.
A, Summer School at Blue Ridge, n.
c. He was formerly boys secretary
of the Norfolk, Va, and Alabama City
y. NJ. c. A, and had three and one
half years experience at that posi-
ton.
Mr.. Wray was in Pensacola Thurs
day looking over the local "'Y' and
meeting Secretary Cash, Physical Di-
rector Olsen and other officials. He
is full of enthusiasm over Pensacola
and the local "Y' and will undoubted-
ly make splendid secretary.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-16

err Cures Malaria, ChiKs
and Fever, Dengue
or Bilious Fever.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-16

In tow OF the Aiken tug Sea King
the barge Oriole loaded with 1857 tons
of coal and 327 tons of coke is expect
ed to sail for Havana today. Both
vessels cleared yesterday.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-12-16

The Warren smack OsceoIa returned
from the banks yesterday with Il, 900
pounds of snapper and 5000 pounds
of grOuper.