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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-20
Ey MRS VI. 4. WILSON

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WIZ "'' Wv '" .-,,.
corner som" "i''""'"' 'r ,,r
ana O"I'"'' ~" r.a
add variety, "hl"h IL '"' 'i'.'' V. ''''
hut also that vou ,li' find 'h'W =" goo"
that you "lI' ""' VI" '''
book OF re"ip"''
Pimcnto sandwich
p,... -oj %, Or, r,nrnr- bv ma'.ng
,',, n,., ,ro ..,, .he hands
IN sk'''c' "''' ,., ,l,,
we'll win ShIhu "''' "'''
skin, chop fine. and adI
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Onc'hd' '1P y"
eaees, ,ot,o.r, n ru,ly p,rccd
Ihrec tdo'e'"''"'
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The Superior Sex
BY HAZEL DEYO BACHELOR

John Steele fdkcs Anne Temple
homo uifh MIN on thc stormy night
uhen he find. her asleep in his iaTi.
Marcia Steele. Johns mother. IL
afraid Of the giri's elm appeal. ard
fhc feet that she refuses 10 tell any.
thing about her past. Bat in spite
ot Narcid's Opposition. Steele fails
despcrateip in lore i~i'h fhe phi dni
determines 10 make her his nife.
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Sew Way TO Decorate Cakes
Prune and Nut Biscuits

Place IN mixing bow
Four cups NJ brcad four,
rnc fcaSpoOn NJ salt,
Ihrcc iCrct tablcspoom, oi bakinr
pnwdcr,
7uo tablc7poons NJ sugar,
ono hdU tcnspOOn NJ Cuun1mon
Du". .TuGrt"r ienspoou N nutmrg.
SIT tUl"c 70 blend. Now rub in hnlf
cup nf good shortening and Us" seven
cighths cup uf milk 70 form dough.
kn"nd well in III" bowl and add one
cup 81 prrIu"S. stones removed, and rIt
in bits one cup Of finely chopped nuts,
work 10 smooth mix, then turn on
Toured pastry board, roll out half inch
thick. cut and bake in hot oven for
eighteen minutes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-20

TT Is no wonder that the wife VINO
L has jealousy in her nature fears her
husbands private secretary.
For private secretary certainly
does get TO know the man spe is WORK
ing for very well indeed.
Not that the wife has any justifica-
tion for her jealous fears most OF the
time.
For the secretary who is refined and
sensible and observant doesn't get to
know the lady's husband in any dan
serous way at all.
4 secretary of this kind has written
an article for magazine about what
she has learned of her employer.
And his wife must feel relieved rs she
reads IL. II She can recognize the man
as her husband.
1t isn't exactly q iattering picture
OF him. although the secretary conaid-
cred him a good employer on the whole.
But he was so thoroughly mnscr-
line. So easy to read.
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The Rioht Mark

To the Editor Of Woman's Page.
Dear Madam-What ar" the correct
nunctuation marks used IN t"Cinn!ng
letter. thus: My dear Alice:
ANNIE J.
In a personal letter Of this description
a simple comma follows the salutat!on:
in a business communication II Is Gus
'onary TO use colon Followed pE
dash
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-09-20

mental ana ksSpt. =
cal.
Today damsalS
hsve a SHOW me"
air. and size a man
Up coldly. All
these Accusations
ara made by men
no feel q bit
abused. in that
they no longer are
worrhiTe,l blindly.
Is IL an accusa-
ton or q coiG
fneisiatiuu :" ca /
n gil sensible and
without illusions:
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Cutaway Draped Pockets Are the Strik .
ing Note of This Unusual FrOck

Getaway pockets and similar trim
ming on the sleeves are the only dec
orations necessary for this unusual
frock. To make tho pockets, slit the
skirt at each side for "a distance of
twelve inches. Then leave the skirt
unattached to the blouse for space Of
three inches on each side OF the slit
In this space place piece Of contrast
ing material large enough to extend a
couple of inches under the slit. Set a
small triangle Of embroidered and lined
material into the lower pointed corner.
This embroidered piece" IL left loose at
thc top, will form pocket. Make sim
liar Sits in the sleeves, but instead of
laying piece underneath, let the arm
show through. FLORA.
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T'HAT mystery. What little boy
L doesn't love TO whisper secret about
nothing at all. pretend that it's some
thing awfully important. Don't YOU
toll. :" and tiptoc off on some make
believe business.
What difference does 1t make Whcn
that little boy substitutes an office for
his nursery a number Of years later:
He just ha. 20 play once in Il whil":
he must have his awfully important
mission that nobody knows anything
about.
Fortunate y" i il he happens to
have secretary like this one VIII" un-
derstands him and sees through him.
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HJER list Of things that she wished
i 1 he wouldn't do included his being

TIER list OF things that Sh' Wished
i L he wouldn't do included his being
mysterious
! Although she was his couhdrrtial
secretary and was supposed to know n.l
! his business affairs, indeed had to know
them in order to carry on her work
properly. he would occasionally make a
telephone call that WAS heavily frcighted
with mystery.
She would see him making notes in
long band and then he would stroll out
Of the Office without telling her where
he was going.
He would not tell her a thing about
this big business that he was engaged
uron. giving the lofty appearance OF
big business man undertaking some
thing entirely too Important and com
rlicatcd for mere woman to under
stand.
And then later on. forgetting al his
, toploftincsS he would ask her ( r a
paper relating to this same business and
got annoyed because she didn't know
anything about it.
That's SO like q man.
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To Betty c."

Under tbe circumstances you should
'eiI this young man the truth Perhaps
your physician is mistaken about your
health. Have you ever consulted any
on" else OF course, | do not know the
nature Of your illness, but very often
mistakes ar" made.
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IIa;. ."a q o' "i dark fur that
you ar" tA,nE.n: Of putting on a dress
this winter: - until now. you would
not har" thought oi putting it on an
"v"rirc gown, bUt surely, after you see
this ."r"ly one # sea green grosgrain
.itN v.'h tn" far about the neck OF
The b"lir" ana rH" bouTunt skirt that
ew"op> almost t. Jhr ground. i'll grace
ful. olI-tasAion'd i!u">. I"u'll want one
liE" i. lncid' n,ally. III" semi formal
.;}Io oj the frorE woI.d lend itself to
all sOr'- Ul O"ca>iUuS.
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MS Fine for Modern Girl to Be Sensible,
" But She Mustn't ScoH at Romance
By wuNNrFRED HARPER COOLEY

The matinee idol is a thing Of the
= pact.
Modern city girls are blsse. unsen,!-
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FATORITE RECIPES
or FAMOUS WOMEN
Ey MRS. WILLIAM &. MciDOO
Wife OF Secretary Of Treasury In Pre.I-
dent wilson's Cabinet
Candied Sweet Potatoes

Boil five larg" sweet potuto"s aud
cut them rrosswis isr IN pieces y inches
in thickness; lay IN pan aud put two
tablcspoorfuls OF butter, cat In dice
over them. then three Tablespoonful, uf
pow,lrrcd sugar aud Two tablcrpuoniuls
Of Porto Rico molasS"h AMI "p0k IN
oven for ten minutes 10 get nj" and
brown.
TO,nOrrow---COrned beef and Cabbage.
By Mrs. Jack London
coswisAs. 1854. ~ SxtH Lsdsv cowse~S
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spanish Cheese Pudding

Pie" orc ANA ".pIar'"r rlG- Of
finely crushed -uaa crackers Ia w"li-
hut'"r"d ba,!n; DISH. rh"n po.f oyor the
cracko~'
rrc c,d ., .tcI' ',i,r .: ,hrrh 'o",a.
- pGip.
Sow
Tkr"c 1r.cp pepper, ourcod hd".
qft"r romn'trg skins,
T'co onipuS Grrtcd.
Place in mail inwl
Drr "pp ~ MIX.
lOlks Of fco cGG'.
Tro rhOi" cggS.
fNur inbi"spDons ~ fr,r.
Beat with rotary style cgguoater
u'il w"li blcrdrd. N0N add ono half
cup "f grated chros" and whIp up again;
poI" over 'h" PREPARED crumbs In IN"
bnk ng dish.
Place in bnw
DU".h0t cup ~ Grnicd c.cr'c.
! our taJiCsp0Drs of brcdd crVmbs
Nix we'll ana spread ov"r m" TOP o'
III" "lstnrd Bake In slow oven for
lhIriI tive minutes.
Tn:, dish is splendid when prcpa red
- III" iu@ividual rn~-rro'o or lnrge
cuginrI Guns
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Try This New FLUFFY Icing on Your
Next Cake

PA" in -aV""phn
no nrd oUC. .TrTr''r roDV Oj sU11r,
Thr"c quarters cGp NJ boiitn1 1rHt'r
Dn". q"or'Cr !'orpDru Df "rcnm ~
tqr'Hr.
Cp0k 10 40 degrees Iaurcnhcit. using
candy thrrH"m"'rr 70 "aIuIn the right
temperature. Now add two level tea
spoons Ot gelatin that has been SOftcned
in f"Ur icnspOrur Of cold water. Stir
only long "nolYh TO blend in the geIa.
'lu. nnd then pour in finn stream on the
1ti a. beaten uhir", of two sInmlI egg.
WLip until "0oI then pine" in the re-
frlg"rar"r for half hour 10 chill and
-urrnd over the cake. This icing should
b" about cnr-laIf inci thick on the
cake.
For ,uo,"lnr" icing, adj two blocks
~ melted "hU""lntr nnd beat in we'll
II-r bofur" spreading over ih" cah".
Thi' ICING ais" makes "A d"lIciUls I'LL
iuG. and almost any flavor that NUu
drtlr. could be used
For the iiIliug use part finely "h"pp"!
rur-. Uarl fin",v chopped "itron and par'
iiur.v "hOppCd maraS"hinO cherries,
mn, ing on" cup ~ the prepared mixture.
Sew Way TO Decorate Cakes
lrc the cake with tho above iriug and
then melt some bitter rhOcon'" in small
bowl or cup. and apply I" N" cake with
hu artists camel hair brush, forming
drsIgnE. flowers and fancy lineI.
The old fashioned chucoln'n latticc,
, TINT was 80 vnry popular in tho carly
'"l"nial days, wns placed on "aAce in
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For names or shops address Woman Page
Editor or phone walnut 5000 or Main 1901
istwcen the hours u o and s
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NEW York COTTON.

NEW YORK, July 6.-There was q
urther decline in the cotton market owing
to continued scattering liquidation or 9TH
er selling inspired by the easiness of Liv-
erpool and reports that the new crop was
making fair progress on the average. Oc-
tober contracts sold off to 22.SS or 81
points lower and SO points below the high
record of Monday afternoon. Closing
prices were at the lowest with the mar
ket barely steady at a net decline OF Al
to So points.
The market opened easy at decline
Of IL to % points owing to the lower ca
bles from Liverpool and prospects for
better weather conditions in the eastern
belt There was enough covering or
trade buying to cause some irregularity
during the moring, but the summary Of
the weekly weather report made favor
able impression on sentiment and prices
sold off to about $3.50 for October during
the late afternoon. At this level there
was a little more trade buying and an
early afternoon rally was accompanied by
comment that the state details Of the
weekly weather report placed more Inn
portance upon the boil weevil menace
than the summary.
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WAL STREET.

NEW YORK, July 6.--PSices in today
stock market tended higher. except for
Mexican oils, which again were affected
by reports Of adverse conditions in the
larger producing fields.
Relaxed money rates and the more con-
ciliatory attitude attributed to labor lead
ers in the railway strike revived specu-
lattve interest, especially In Transports
tions. which were stronger and more ac-
tive than at any time in many weeks.
Net gains of II ga and s ga points
we're made by Louisville and Nashville
and Atlantic Coast Line, respectively, and
final quotations for the leading transcon-
tinentals, coalers and trunk lines, par
ticularly Canadian Pacific, Union Pacific.
Illinois Central, New York Central, Read
ing, Baltimore and Ohio, and New Haven
were to almost points over the pre-
vious days close.
Although call loans rose to 5 per cent
in the markets later period, practically
8 the days funds were paced at the OPEN
ing rate of Ia per cent and 80 to so
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COTTON SALES
PERSISTENT ON
N. 0. EXCHANGE
Periods of Recovery and Steadi
ness are Infrequent.
DRY WEATHER WAS
BACK OF MOVEMENT
Offerings Stimulated by Reports
OF Ferment in Germany.

NEW ORLEANS, July e.--Selling pres
sure was persistent in cotton market to-
day. There were periods of recovery and
steadiness but selling increased on the
up turns and was heaviest in the late
traing, so that the close was at the bot
tom at losses of As to so points with Oc-
tober off to 21.s5. Dry weather over the
belt and promise OF more dry weather
to come in most sections was back Of the
selling but on the opening the poor show
ing of the Liverpool market helped to
cause the initial declines while on the
close the offerings were stimulated by
the weakness of foreign exchange and
rumors over private wires of political
ferment in Germany, when in the late
trading the market broke below 1880
cents for October loss orders in consider
able volume were caught on the long
side.
Early declines amounted to about 30
points and were followed by small recov-
cries but after the reading Of the weekly
crop reports the decline was widened to
81 to ~ points. first impressions being
that the reports were favorable, a little
later there were recoveries of about 20
points on buying caused by the claim that
the report made too prominent mention of
the boil weevil to be called actually IA
vorable.
In the later part Of the session the con
tinued dry weather over the belt and its
effect on selling increased. In the last
half hour the tone turned soft under the
effect of the foreign news and rumors
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LEGAL NOTICE
In the Court Of Record Of EscambIa
County, Florida.
In Chancery.
The r. E. L. McCaskill Company, cor.
poration, organized and existing I'M
der the laws OF Florida,

The r. E. L. McCaskill Company. cor
poration, organized and existing un-
der the laws Of Florida,
Victoria Hulse. ct al
It Is ordered that the following defen-
dants are required to appear on Monday.
the 4th day Of september, A. d. 1922. to
the bill of complaint here, to-wit: Hem
rietta Parks and j. A. Parks, her hus-
band, and j. N. Skinner and G. p.
Thompson, If they, the said J. N. Skin
# dead. all parties claiming interests UNI
der ]. N. Skinner and j. p. Thompson,
bath deceased, or otherwise, and also all
parties claiming interests under Hen
rietta Wilson, deceased, and Blanche
Webre. deceased, or otherwise, in and to
the following described real estate sit
uated in fractional section 8, township 2
e eouf Ran oTs g o Wss R II a
the point where the western and the
south boundary line of Lot SO as shown
on map of Theo Widell of said Section 8.
recorded in the public records of said
page 40. intersects the shore line of
Perd1do Bay, thence run easterly along
said south boundary of said Lot SO and
TO the point where said south boundary,
# projected, would intersect the western
boundary line of Lot of said Section
as SHOWN on said map. thence north fol-
lowing the western boundary line of
Lots 6, and to the point where the
western boundary line of Lot S extended
northerly would intersect the southern
boundary lire 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, Is, 26, 81 %, 90.
80, 81, 31-A, 80, SO, 81. 35. SO, 81 and
SO, and the strip of land 40 feet in width
lying between the eastern boundary of lots
36, 81 and IS. and the western boundary OF
lots 6. Z and s, as shown on said map:
also that portion of said Fractional Sec
ton 8 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 right Of way Of
the county road commonly known as the
Lillian Bridge road. on the north and
west by Perdido Bay, the said property
containing the whole of lots numbered
10 to 20. both inclusive, as shown on the
said map of said section; excepting. how
ever. strip of land 50 feet wide and
SIS feet long, together with q lot rs feet
square adjoining the eastern end there
on the north, conveyed by that certain
deed from Herman Koehler and wife to
The Perdido Bay Bridge & Ferry CO., re-
corded in Deed Book 81 at page 355 of
the public records Of said Escambia
county.
This order to be published once each
week for eight (S0 consecutive weeks in
The Journal. a newspaper published in
the city. of Pensacola, in said County Of
Escanbia.
Done and ordered this 9Th day of July,
(SeaD J. L. MAYO,
Clerk of Court of Record Of Escambia
County, Florida.
q. D. BEGGS, Sol for Complainant.
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COTTON SEED OIL.

NEW YORK, July Cotton seed oil
was heavy under scattered liquidation,
induced by dull trade conditions and the
decline IN lard and commission house SELL
ing OF new crop months, prompted by
better weather south. July closed
points lower and the balance Is to 81 net
lower. Sales 1880 barrels prime crude
nominal; prime summer yellow spot IL 10
oil. 30; July 1107; September 1898; De-
cember s.75, all bid.
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day loans were freely offered at 1 per
cent.
The one disduieting development was
the further collapse Of international ex-
changes. Sterling reacted only slightly.
but the German mark fell to the lowest
quotations in its history here at OH S-s.
French, italian and Belgian bills added to
the previous days reversal by additional
losses Of 20 to 80 points. Austrian and
Polish remittancss again yielded and the
Greek rate was again unsettled.
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EsTRAY NOTICE

ss E0 lF1SAY 5INOItOE
In accordance with Chapter 1913, Re-
vised Statutes, notice is hereby given
that a red roam mare with light blaze
face, about years old, weight about 750
pounds, taker up Dewey Bowman of Bar
rineau Park, Florida as returned by
Justice of Peace j. s. e. Wilder, Moline,
Florida.
on payment of expenses, otherwise said
animal will be sold at sheriff's sale in
front of County Court House.
This 18th day of June. A. D., 1922.
JAS. MACGIBBON,
oaw4w Clerk Circuit Court.
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Artist Takes a
Slam at Americans

LONDON. July = Gable letter.
An income Of $1,000 in four years from
the paintings Of pictures has been con-
fessed by C. R. w. Nevinson, an artist
known both In England and the United
States. Seeking an explanation, rep
resentative of the London Morning Post
heard some hard things about art from
Mr.. Nevinson, both in this country and
America.
Across the water the study OF art Is
most discouraging. worse than in Eng
land. Mr.. Nevinson declared. Was there
ever a country with so many hundred
thousand million art schools am never
any good at American noughts-and so
few artists" he asked, mo wonder the
American public only buys the gilt edged
dead master, and secondhand junk from
European auction rooms America is adj
mittedly only interested in the dead ana
the antique. so she might as well close
her art schools.
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state of Florida,
Escambia Co.

State of Florida,
Escambia Co.
District No. s.
j. B. Ryals vs. B. Powell
To B. Powell: You are hereby notified
of the institution of this suit which is
set for hearing July II, 1922. You are
hereby summoned to answer the plain
tiff or judgment viii be rendered against
you by default.
p. M PRTTCHETT,
Justice of the Peace District No. 6,
at Century Fla
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EDUCATIONAL
ART
BUSINESS CHANCES

ATTENTION PHYSICIANS and Drug
gists on account Of illness must sch
practice and drug business. Best prop
osition in the state of Florida for q ply
stefan, or a physician and druggist as
partners II you can't raise $500 please
don't answer For particulars, address
P. o. Box 1011, Jacksonville, Florida
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LEGAL NOTICE

In the Court OF Record OF Escambla
County, Florida.
In chancery.
The R. 3. L. McCaskill Company. cor
poration, organized and existing I'M
der the laws of Florida,
Victoria Hulse, ct al.
It Is ordered that the defendants, Vic
toria Hulse, Albertin Barton Hiern and
Eat, Henrietta Hebert and Leon Hebert.
her husband. Heloise Innerarity Wilson,
Fannie w. volck, and Helena Wilson are
required to appear on Monday the It'll
day of August, A. D., 1922, to the bill of
complaint herein.
This order to be published once each
week for four (4) consecutive weeks in
The Journal, a newspaper published in
the City of Pensacola, in said Escambia
Done and ordered this 9Th day of July.
A. D., 1922.
Clerk of Court of Record of Escambia
County, Florida.
E. D. BEGGS,. Sol. for Complainant.
THE UNITED STATES or AMERICA
NORTHERN DISTRICT OF FLORIDA
Whereas, on the 18th day of June, A. D.
1922. G. M Askegren, shipmaster, Of PEN
sacola, Fla, filed a libel In the District
Court of the United States for the North
ern District of Florida, against the Red
Fox Fisheries Company, a corporation,
fishermen of the State of Alabama, own
a cause of contract civil and maritime.
And Whereas, by virtue of process In
due form of law, to me directed, return
able on the 18th day of July. A. D. 1922.
have seized and taken about thousand
(4,000) gallons of fish oil, on board the
Steamship M L. Hanahan' and now
have same in my custody.
Notice is hereby given, that District
Court. win be held in the United States
court room, in the City of Pensacola
Florida, on the 18th day of July, Al D.
1922, for the trial of said premises, and
the owner or owners. and all persons,
who may have or claim any interest are
hereby cited to be and appear at the
time and place aforesaid, to show cause,
If any they have, why final decree
should not pass as prayed.
PETER n. MILLER,
United States Marshal.
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
One Cent a Word in Advance
One Rate to All
RATES

No advertisement taken for less than
% cents.
Count the words in your advertise
.,sn. ana multiply by the number of
lines you desire It printed: remit
accordingly.
7, counting words, include ITO
81 "For Sale" Wanted" etc, an
veil as addresses.
BLACK FACE CAPS, LIKE THIS,
TWO CENTS Per WORD.
ParagrapAed matter, line Clashes.
ubite space, classified display: So per
Inc, SEC per Inch ia lines make an
nch).
Any perA0n whose name appears in
me telephone directory may have
classified ads charged.
Cancel orders should be given in
writing. never over the phone.
Advertisers should give their home
or postofrice address IS well as their
phone numbers, because many read
era have no telephones.
II the advertiser 90 desires, replies
can be sent in care OF The Journal.
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NOTICE TO PROPERTY
HOLDERS

The board of equalization
shall meet in the office Of the
City Tax Assessor for the pur-
pose of considering complaints
and equalizing assessments
every day during the month Of
July, except Sundays and legal
holidays.
THOS. H. JOHNSON,
City Tax Assessor
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interior Movement.
JAcksoNvlLLE NAVAL STORES

JACKSONVILLE, July o.-Turpentine
firm: 1es IL; sales 1855; receipts 52s;
shipments 1876: stock 1904.
Resin firm: sales so2; receipts 1853;
shipments 1912; stock 1887.
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AGENTS WANTED

Make $4,000 to $4,000 per month dis
trioutinE Speedoline; easy, permanent
notKi exclusive territory; automobile
rec Write for particulars. Speedoline
90, Dept. 1874, Dallas, Texas.
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FOUND-On Barrancas Ave-, near Big
Bayou bridge ladys black purse, con-
tanning small amount of cash and other
articles Owners may have same by call
ing at this office and paying for this ad.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-07-07
LOST AND FOUND

LOST-wrist watch by party getting or
car at Palmetto Beach Tuesday night
Finder please return to 90S West Govern
ment st. $500 reward will be given