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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-16
A Stenographer's Romance
NELLIE IS INVITED OUT TO DINNER
By JANE PHELPS

girl a decent salary.
Joyously she took her news to the
other two. And they rejoieed with her.
She was now getting about what she
~As worth. Cora told her.
You'll never get more until you are
worth more" she said. Il consider
that a very fair salary for 4 girl with
no experience, no reference from any
employer. Yes" she added. "Mf.
Robinson has been very fair"
Now Nellie insisted upon paying q
third Of everything. although IL left her
very little for her personal expenses.
81 don't see why someone doesn't in
vent shoes that won't wear out" she
grumbled, land clothes that don't fade
and look so shabby"
Nellie always looked as we'll as pos
sible In what she had. She was ex-
,remely neat. kept her old shoes shined.
her clothes well brushed and pressed.
That she often looked enviously ut other
girls her age. girls who dressed almost
stylishlv. even II a little more conspicu-
ously than was In good taste for
! working girl. lis not to be wondered At.
But she never said "~ything Of this to
Cora. She made f. NJ her looks. her
old clothes. The other two never
dreamed Of any heartache because q
them.
x K Xxx Z Hx
few days after her promised raisi
MI. Robinson kept her later than usual
The bookkeeper fingered, until finally
his employer curtly told him he cepfd
60. ~
After the door closed upon aim. MY.
Robinson turned to Nellie.
MY wife Is out TO diner tohisht.
shall dine at a restaurant. I want you
10 come and keep me company. nate
eating alone"
Put to be honest Nellie's hestta-
ton was because Of her clothes I
en- afraid Cora will worry"
Nonsense! You'll be home IN an
hour or two. We'll have anything you
like. broiled chicken and Ice cream are
what girls your age usually ask Tor.
n, smiled at her. a fatherly. patroni1ing
smile.
The mention Of hroiled chicken ana
ice cream decided Nellie. She rouid
ro. te very late and she couldn't re-
s,sr. There was no use trying. SO sne
fIuffed her brown hair before the NIUE
r,rrow. put on her shabby hat and coat
and went out with her employer.
Had she been looking she might naVe
zee the bookkeeper standing in door
way az they passed. an anxious look On
his thin face.
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[N9 Dietand Health
g. s!.n.S, By Lulu Hunt Peters. MD !
Ahor of Diet and Heat with Ky to the Caornss
ANSWERS TO CORRESPONDENTS

Life is TOO short 10 really bother anoNt
,hinncss or fairness. hut | DO NOT doubt
that telling others about how I" go' thin
pays sound blinking dollars. and that Is
what buys bread and bacon.
This letter would not have been writ
ten n my story had not been cribbNd as
, really am TOO tired 10 write. Kindly
keen III mind that do not claim any
education. am just a plain human.
: willing and able 10 work and produce
more than eat. content 10 let the other
fellow enjoy himself as he secs ~. and
when he goes wrong through wrong Nv
ing. county caIorics until he takes his
final sl.er with best wishes. excuse
my eXit--~Joe.
Your letter was too long IN give all
~ II. Joe. MAY | point out that you
are rontradictory'. First YOU slam US
A little and then YOU slam the F. +. +.
lot moro. hut You end M by showing
that YOU arc very kindly disposed
human. after all and VIZ arc glad YOU
wrote
NV ahou, your story being crIhhed
T don, believe II was. Joe. for ~" haN"
many times known ~ similar things
harp-ninr For instance. r have had
five or six toll me they have had m"
sauna c1rcrIcnCe IN the elevator that
had
The method YOU have for keeping
down the fat on us ladies appeals 10
me as no doubt II viii !" many. \ ton
room house and nice family and he-
loved husband 10 cook chow for - In
within
Ara YOU married 0f course All
good mon l!te Won arc snapped ur quick
II am not i"kinc. honestly
I hId cav that fat peor'" arc not
good ratur"d that they were araih
and 'row am having I" cal ny words
! rrf"rrcd - those very much over
Weight who really ar" apa th"tic because
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Japan has decimal system ~ cur
ren"y Ike that OF the United States.
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FIVE or ten years afterwards. when the
original illusion had died down.
And. likewise. II man would try
10 discover how much courage and pa
tence and common sense and maternal
Instinc: and sense Of honor ana the
Innumerahlc other virtues Il takes 20
make successful wife Lax behind the
determination 70 please him Of court
ship days. he would know what he was
getting into.
For It's always tho character YOU are
marrying and not the love.
And that means YOt' who are saving
70 yourself: That may hc true ~ com
mon people hu, our case IS different.
We arc so much IN love that we shall
never get ovrr feeling just this way"
Tho Moro Fool L
Poor. foolish woman And this time
! mean myself, For I might as we'll
try Canute's trick and stand on tho
shore and tell the waves not 70 como
in. Love is the vel that nature throws
over chara c,er in order 10 make ordin-
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Chapter Is.

Chapter IS.
cois found her rev position pleas
an. ard much less trying. She received
tho same salary but she would De unaer
a financial strain for some time to come
tho doctors bill. what she owed the
girls and so on. They had talked
about l.ttine Mrs Raker know Cora was
I'll. then decided it wasn't necessary
n.hor tho doctor told them that 5000
rest would set her up all right. SO
GLADYS and Nellie had sent the usual
amount to her. hut TO do so had heen
conrelIed 10 ask Mrs. Thompson TO
walt. Now there was that to make up.
"1t's awful easy to get behind" Nell
10 said to GLADYS. but the devils own
job 70 catch up
Don't say anything Tx. that before
Cora. She awfully sensitive about
things and feels badly enough because
we had to help her
WHY shouldn't we? Me anyway:
N-here'd be now il it wasp't for her?
W course 7 wouldn't say anything like
that to her and I'm going TO strike my
boss for more money. I want to pay
nv full share and can't unless get
raise"
True 10 her word 'hA next morning
Nellie asked for raise. she walteo
until the hockkecper had gone to lunch
| then said:
Mr.. Robinson. do 7 suit you7'
Yes. Miss Nellie. YOU have done very
we'll"
Don't YOU think 7 can have raise /!
T'ye got to cora was sick almost
month She's the girl ] introduced you
~ the day sho called for me. and she's
been awful good to me. There Is an
other girl with us too. and I want 10
nav my share nf our expenses can
on what YOU give men" Whenever Nellie
u.as serious. she used much better lam
suage. appeared older.
well. I'll thing about H." Mr.. Robin
son answered.
"Rut I can't wait 7 have To have IL
RICH, away hate 70 leave YOU but III
bay, 70 If don't &c, more" II was
.hrca, ,ha, frightened Nellie as soon az
she had uttered It. but she stood quietly
and waited.
AN right I'll make il IS. although
husiness doesn't warrant II"
Thank YOU" was all Nellie said'
hu, SIN. wondered why he couldn l. AZ
ford u. He came 70 the office In n's
touring car and the day his wife was
thor. she had looked out the WINDOW
whom she left and saw her get into
Limousine. Funny that folks who cou'd
have things like that couldn't pay
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81 sclf-poisoning But | am going 10
insist on this point Fat people are NOT
rood-natured because they arc mt. lheE
NAV be Eat because they are s"oo-
ratured. will admit that. Inc lact
that they take things happily and do
not use ur much energy in useless tret-
ting docs help them 10 st"r" up lax un-
ouh,edlv--when they cat more imam
they need Rut they arc very mnch oe' :
ter natured when they are reduced. l
know that personally and from nnmer-
Gus letters have received
Your comment that telling others now
N get thin brings in the blinking DOL
Iars is true. very true. am sans doue'.
loo Tho rirhcs, paid medical writer IN
tho Tinted States. therefore. ! think we
can say in tho world. $ fact!
And tho many thousands who have
fo,,ou.d nv advice and have rcEaincd
rhcir health and happiness. are glad or
Il with me Amt Il the truth:
am glad YOU thought your story
csa crihhed. Toe. else you would not
hay" written:
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COUNTY COURT

Marriage Licenses.
Milton J. Stride, 80. Steubenv'lle, ana
Sarah r. Gottlieh. Is. Cleveland.
Fred Steinger, IS. wheeling. and Lal-
Ian Weishar. 81. "arwood.
Gerald Levan. -. Uniontovn. Mo, ana
Esther Bourne. 90. Tague. W. Va.
Tiduoiartss.
Ellen Donovan appointed executrix
under the will Of Cornelius Donovan.
Bond. $4,000.
W. r. Springer. executor. appointed
under the will Of Angela Springer.
Bond. $4,000
Deeds Recorded.
Elwood Beresford and wife a. al. to
Anthony Pappas. a lot In South Wheel
ing
Edmund L. Jones and wife 10 Nelson
= Whitaker. n mart OF Leewood farm
or Bethany pike.
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Dear Thirtec-yrar-"lh Girl: No. YOU
,rn NOT overweight for your height.
For sixiy-two inches you could weigh
~ 10 1on pounds. Don't worry about
vonr fnet hn'ng long. There is nothing
Won can do about them. You arc A
iall grrl and YOU need good length feet
~ support you. one OF our most sue
ressfml and most graceful movie &C
,-esses has very larG. feet hnt oh"
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dresses them simply In we'll htted
shoes and nobody ever thinks or them.
II certainly has not detracted from ner
work nor her beauty in the least. FOR
get yours. Chicken.
Monday--The Atomic Abdominal wall.
fConvright. 1922, Geo. Matthew AGAINST
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81
tns2 Pad ginghaHl and white linen"
s-e here portrayed The G@stgn is com
Portable and easy 70 develop The bloom
ers may be finished separately
The Pattern is GU, in SECS q IN.
io, and - years. 4 Ia year size re-
quires 3&. Yards OF 80 inch material
For yoke and sleeve and skirt facing ;,
yard will be required.
Pattern mailed 10 any address on
ceipt OF lie In silver or stamps.
Write name and address pIaIniy. Send
IL cents TO The lnteiligencer office
VEeeiinK. ". Va
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Are Fat people GOOD ratured7

Dear DOCTOR or DpCtoreeS'
although am not fat. I have been
reading some ~ your articles ana |
would have had no remarks To mako
had you not published an embarrassing
story 'ha, myself had originated
some % years ago When your party
say iha, the embarrassing moment
really haprrned--well. what's the Us" "i
SAYING hard words" For light and anus
ing reading think counting salorieS mas
got all the funny stuff ever produced
backed off the mar.
"M> cure is for The fat and sassy "n"s
10 quit looking after themselves so care
fully and letting George do IL. steam
un and work So hard each day tina, when
Q T. n, comes round they arc mighty
glad 10 hit the hay. Fa, men inrarta-
bly, shIrk all work that cannot be done
sitting down.
Fat women can soon lose flesh II
they will quit Sinking tho Responsible
ities Of marriage. raise and personally
take caro- Of 4 large family. do TAM
ily wa Shing once or twice week. Nn"p
q ton room house IN perfect order. TAX"
caro- of their beloved husbands. ana Hea
tina, he has nice choN to ra' and IL"
othar little Jobs Will" r"siiuG
In ono "r your articles r"u writ" that
Eat people arc not good natured Strange.
II true as never mot = Eat person that
was No, supcrlativslY joyful That Is
how thnv got others 10 work for them
Cinc Is s'mrlv drawn 20 th"nr by admlra-
ZION ~ heir harry Go-Iucky disposition
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ary ncorl" fancy each that The other
&c cxtraordiuarv and that they cannot
hn happy unless they MARI. md thor"
by automatically serve natures gu
promo "nd And VIII" Am | /" think
can pull that veil aside"
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Coronado Beach. the magnificent
resort out in California that is Just
around the corner. figuratively, from
Mezico's Lower California, enjoyed the
novelty OF having a company OF mo-
tion picture actor sat work in its fash
ionable midst. 1t was here that Viola
Danna and her company took the eX-
terror scenes in her latest stsrring
picture for Metro, THE Match Break
err" a Dallas NJ Fitzgerald production
showing at the Isis theatre tomorrow
In addition to the director and star,
thirty members of the company work
ed on the picture and enjoyed sun
baths on the beach. The supporting
cast includes Jack Perrin, Edward
Jobson, Julia Calhoun, Wedgwood
NOVEL;, Kate Toneray, Lenore Lynard,
Fred Kelsey and Arthur Millette.
THE Match Breaker" has nothing 10
do with lucifers despite its title. 1t
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THE FINANCIAL MARKET

NEW YORK, June s.-Continuance
of recent irregular drift Of prices
characterized today's dull and profess
sional stock market
Dealings were on the smallest scale
Of any full session in many weeks,
barely totalling 100000 shares.
Developments overnight and in the
course OF the day contributed meas
ureably to the markets hesitant tone.
Publication of the exact terms of the
three-company steel merger, the pro-
posed strike call of the railway unions
and abandonment of the plan to ne
gotiate an international loan for Ger
many occasioned more than casual
comment.
Sharp declines in Mexican govern
ment bonds, followed by equally rapid
and reactions directed re-
newed attention to the conference now
proceeding here between Mexico's fis-
cal representatives and that countrys
foreign creditors.
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pertains exclusively and solely to an
Industrious character of the feminine
sex whose deliberate function in life
is the antithesis Of a match maker.
The roll gives winsome, jolly Viola the
chance she needs TO display her over
trimming personality
AR Fitzgerald has directed some of
the little Metro stars most successful
pictures; he was selected to head
unit bearing his me-the fourth pro-
ducing body organized under the now
Metro ystem-because of his achieve
ments in connection with Miss Dana's
starring pictures The ofshore Pr
rate "ClndepeIla's Twin" and Lies
Darn Funny"
The story of The Match Breaker
Is bv Meta White, and was adapted 10
the screen by Arthur J. Zellner John
Arnold photographed the picture and
a. Z. Mantz designed the art settings.
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COTTON SEED OIL

NEW YORK, June S.--Cotton seed
oil advanced some IL to % points
through covering of shorts on the
strength in cotton and higher lard but
reacted somewhat near the close un-
der selling by commission houses and
realizing by recent buyers. Near
months closed 4 to points higher and
late ten to twenty net higher. Sales
1900 barrels. Tenders 100 barrels
Prime crude 1000; sales; prime sum-
mer yellow spot 11.25a11,95! July 11.75
Sepem 1880; December 9,s7 all
bid
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DRY GOODS

NEW YORK, June S.-Cotton goods
were quiet and steady today, buyers
making little response to the last rise
in raw cotton. Raw silk supplies ap-
peared more ample than recent reports
have been indicating and the markets
were less bullish. Burlap continued
unsettled Wool goods sold lightly
while worsteds did better.
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LIBEBrY BONDS

NEW YORK, June 8.-Strength of
liberty issues and acute weakness in
Mexican governments were the strik-
ing features of today's duh and irreg-
ular bond dealings. Liberty third 4
Ifs made a new high record at 1907
OS and the fourth 4 las duplicated
the years maximum at 100.O6, several
others of that group again rose to par
or over.
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NEW YORK, June S.-The cotton
market showed continued strength and
activity today on further rain news
from the south and reports of an in
creasing inquiry for cotton goods ac-
companied by rumors of mill buying
in the raw material markets. There
was some hesitation early, but after
selling off from 21.SS to 21.04, October
advanced to 21.95 or 70 points above
the closing price of yesterday and 2
cents per pound above the low price
touched on Friday of last week. There
was heavy realizing later and October
closed at 21.53 or AZ points off from
the best, with the general market
closing steady at net advance of 20
to So points.
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CHICAGO GRAIN MARKET

CHICAGO, June S.-Although most
wheat traders had figured out correct
ly in advance the bearish nature of the
governments crop report this after
noon the market took an upward turn
ct the last today as a result of cover
ing by shorts who wanted to prepare
for any bullish surprise. Closing quo
tations were unsettled at the same as
yesterdays finish at l 1-2 cent higher,
with July LA to LA Is and Septem-
Der 113 rs to LA.
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JAcKsoNvILLE LIVE STOCK

JACKSONVILLE, June S.-Hogs;
receipts light; prospects steady heav-
les and packers $50; mediums $50;
lights $50; heavy pigs $50: lights $40
roughs 500.
Grass CATTLE receipts slight; pros
poets weak; steers S.0oa4.25; bulls,
2.OOa3.O0;. cows 2.50a3.50; yearlings
2.0Oa3 90; Gamers loo up.
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HELP WANTED

energetic advertising
representa- tive to take charge Of sew
eral counties throughout Florida in Sc
curing advertisements for the new quail
ity Florida magazine Must finance him
self. available Immediately for duty and
be competent to handle other solicitors.
Interview at Jacksonville necessary. Give
fun particulars first letter. Florida Mag
azine, Jacksonville Florida
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THE COTTON MAKKET
NEW ORLEANS

NEW ORLEANS. June S.-Suong
advances were again made by cotton
today, after period of unsettled trad
ing in the early part of the session.
and prices were sent to new high
levels, July touching 21s6 cents a
pound In the late trading the market
turned rather soft under heavy LIQUID
ating sales from the long side and the
close was at 21.45 on July. At the high
est the trading months were SO to so
points over the close of yesterday
while last prices were but q to 50
points up.
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Jacksonville.

JACKSONVILLE, June s-Turpentine
steady: IS IL a 50; sales 272; receipts
4s7; shipments 679; stock 1854
Rosin: Steady; sales 632; receipts o.
063 shipments $40; stock 144,s82.
Quotations: B 40; d. 435 440; e.
455; f. AIS; c, 40 ATS; H. as a
4so; x. $50 a $40; NJ. 5.15 a $50; y.
5.s5 $50; VIC. 600 SIS WV, $50
6.75.
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MORTGAGELO

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
We lend money on Real Estate in the
dty on short notice. Please state in
8 ppiication II you have an Abstract OF
1s-le to the property.
Call and See Us.
THE WATSON AGENCY, Inc,
south Palafox 81.
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JOURNAL CLASSIFIED ADS
One Cent a Word in Advance
One Rate to All
RATES

No advertisement taken for less than
IS cents.
Count the words in your advertise
ment and multiply by the number Of
times you desire It printed; remit
accordingly.
In counting words, include ITO
Let" FOR Sale" Wanted" etc, as
we'll as addresses.
BLACK FACE CAPS, LIKE THIS,
TWO GENTS PER WORD.
Paragraphed matter, line cashes,
white space, classified display: SC per
line. sec yer inch (1s lines make an
lnch).
Any PERI on whose name appears in
the telephone directory may have
CLASSIFIED ads charged.
Cancel or5erm should be given In
writing, never over the phons.
Advertisers should give their home
or postofgicS address as well as their
phone numbers, because many read
era have no telephones.
II the advertiser so desires. replies
can be sent in care OF The Journal.
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EDUCATIONAL

ALL PATRONS Of the Sabra Collins
school interested in summer school work
viii please meet Miss Edith Oliver at the
1i77.
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LkGALNOTICE


NOTICE.
III Fe Estate Of A. X. Jones, deceased:
Notice Is hereby given to creditors.
leg8tees, distributes and all persona
having claims or demands against siil
estate 20 present the same within two
years from date.
SARAH s. JONES
IDA u AIcAIII-T AN
GLADYS MCMILLAN,
ESecutrices
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statesmen WANTED

statesmen to sell guaranteed tires and
tubes. 800 a week guaranteed salary
and commission. Universal Tire Co. Chi
cage I'll.
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The Markets
NAVAL STORES
Pensaeola.

Turpentine: Firm, 90 IS; sales, 0: re-
ceipts "a; shipments 245; stock 1,o22.
Rosin: Sales 0; receipts 3ST; shipments
10; stock 56,1s1
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HELP--FEMALE

WANTED-Girl between IS and 20. fair
~ good education and not afraid of
work. Good pay to right party. Apply
S1S r. Intendencia ST.
WANTED-A good cook. man or woman
Apply PIP So Palafox st.
WANTED-A good cook to go to the
country. Phone $40.
A first class cook and dining room waiter
wanted at Virginia Hotel Georgiana,
Ala. A good salary will be paid
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AUTOMOBILES

FOR sAI,E-Five passenger Touring car.
1921 Model ANo. / condition. Phone
1890.
FoR-sALE-oLp 9, FINE CoNDl-
TIoN. GOOD TIRES, PHONE 345.
PEAkE ELECTRIC COMPANY, 81 W..
GARDEN ST.
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BUSINESS CHANCES

CAPITAL, SUPPLIED = Concerns or
Qanized and financed. 70. p. Schmidt
& Co, established 1881. Z Pine St., New
y orlS City.
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FOR RENT

FOR RENT-Neat cottage. four rooms
and bath, one block from Bayview park.
Excellent neghborhood; beautiful view.
Cool and healthful Corner 18th and
Lloyd.
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POSITION WANTED

WANTED-By boy is years
old as office boy. work in store, or fill-
ing station. Phone 1893.
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FoE sALE-MopERN eve ROOM
ELEVENTH., PAYS TEN PER CENT
2N INayESIMENT. ,ALWAT!s 5EiNT EnI:
JOURNAL OFFICE.
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FOR RENT-Large room and kitchenette
furnished for housekeeping. $40 w.
Gregory
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FOR SALE-Cabin motorboat, 81 foot;
Juniper copper fastenings; cylinder
studebaker. $500 buys 1t. Jack Cren-
shaw.
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FOR RENT-3-room apartment fur
nished; bath: porch. Modern, conven-
fences. Phone 1874. 1920 N. Baylen
Mrs. G. l.. Jordan.
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FOR RENT room house. new room
bungalow, city water, electric lights.
Convenient to car. on Bayshore. paved
road. Phone SO, Naval Station.
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MISCELLANEOUS

ROOM AND BOARD-Private family.
Reasonable rates. Phone 2016.
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FOR RENT-Nicely furnished apart
ment, screened, electric lights. Hot and
cold bath. Southern exposure. 206 w.
| Gregory.
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FOR Reconsideration bungalow at Big
Bayou, near waters edge. Phone 22ssJ.
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May 18th. 1922.
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FOR RENT-Two furnished light house
keeping rooms. 621 N Davis st corner
Jackson and Davis.
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FOR RENT-One small furnished apart
ment and one large front room and
garage. 10 West Gadsden st. Phone
%.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-09

FOR RENT-Bay Shore apartment. Also
rooms Phone 1852.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1922-06-09

FOR RENT-One large furnished room:
private entrance; garage; modern con-
veniences. Phone 800.