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THE PENSACOLA JOURNAL, FRIDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 14, 1919.
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Journal Want Ads ; Cover West
Florida.
PHONE 1500
FOR SALE
V
Fon. SALE Second hand sewing ma
chines, al! makes. $5.00 up. Guaraua
tjd. Reynalds Music House. JPhone
1717, IMS
In answering advertisements be sure
to mention The JoumaL
1 OR PALE Improved farms at Gonsa
. Ie5r r.win exchange for city property.
A S. Edwards. Phone [phone]
FOR HALE By owner, 142 West Zar
ragessa street, corner store and two
story residence on same lot facing Bar
celona street. Call at 200 West Zarragossa
f tret. ; , ... r,.. . 5441
F?P JUE Paper shell pecans, 40c per
lb. Phone [phone]
FOR SALE sixteen lots in Maxent tract
near baseball park. $100 per lot. Address
W. A. J.. Box 1335.
F!5HLM n& o' Powdered Milk.
Mott.S" Pond- Distributor
1400 East LaRua street, Pensacola. 169
rC). SfkFiy,t,-rom house and five
wi?i-.WI1L8e11 cheap. Terms. Apply
Belmont andO .streets. 205
FOR SALE 6-PASSENGER "PAIGE:"
Wotf. MOSE-L, F 'R3T.CLASS CONDI.
ONE SpARE. BAR.
GAIN FOR QUICK SALE. PHONE 1521.
182
FOR SALE Elmer SO or 200 acres level
farm land. 35 acres in , cultivation,
partly. stumped. 3 miles west of M-
avl,1- -pply to J- W. Brewton. Me
David. Fla. 222
FOR SALE rutuom c-r unnci
490. FAIR CONDITION. TIRES GOOD.
i-mie. CASH. WILL CALL AND
DEMONSTRATE TO YOU. PHONE 912.
17 WEST INTENDENCIA. 247
FOR SALE By owner, two lots Just
uiu vi oarrancaj avenue. Apply to
wner. 610 South "O" street. 246
FOR KLIM brand of powdered Milk,
phone 1949. Mott S. Pond. Distributor.
1400 East La Rua street, Pensacola. 183
FOR SALE Eukelele, In perfect con
dition for $10. Apply Mrs. O. F.
Meyer, Little Bayou. 250
FOR SALE Bulclr SI FUS mtt 3T!
passenger model, in excellent .condi-
Tion. fnu. pensacola eea Company.
Phono 419. 349
FOR SALE One detachable row-boat
. motor. One yawl-built cypress skiff.
Will take $100 for quick sale. Phone A.
ss. Walker. 1276.
FOR SALE Thoroughbred White Wvan
dotte Eggs. $2.00 per setting. llth
avenue and Moreno streets. 688
FOR SALE Cheap, large cooking range.
suitable for hotel or restaurant, at
the Mecca, corner Palafox and Zarra
gossa streets. 355
FOR SALE BY OWNER. 40 ACRES. 5
MILES FROM CITY. BARGAIN FOR
CASH. A. E. RICE, 1400 E. CERVAN
TES STREET. - 213
FOR SALE Cut high cost of living.
A few fine corn fed hogs. Dressed,
weigh 99 to 130 pounds. 20 cents pound
delivered. If too large get neighbor to
share with you.. H. F. Feasel, Motor
Route A. 793
WE OFFER ON TERMS
WHY PAY RENT ?
A nice little six-ro6m house at Fisherville at $2,250.00
A close in house on East Government Street at ......$3,500.00
A large house just at the Shipbuilding plant, which we can sell at a
great deal less than its real value. . ;
. - - - - ' ' '"
Two small houses, corner Alcanix and 14th Streets ,,.550.00 for both
A few choice lots near East Pensacola Store, south front, at $100 each.
Pensacola Finance Company
"We Always Have Houses For Sal" -PHONE
367 ELBERT A. CLUBBS, Sales Agent
FOR SALE
FOR SALE. ;
1 f ourEnBKE"' -"asseng(er
1 MAXWELL S-PAStlENGER. $300.
1 FORD, S.PA8SENOER, $260.
1 FORD LIGHT TRUCK, $290.
1 CHANDLER 4. PASSENGER CLUB
ROADSTER.
1 HUDSON SPEEDSTER, $725.
1 OVERLAND ROADSTER. $225.
UNITED AUTOTSALES COMPANY
3774
FOR SALS One Edison motion " picture
machine, nearly new. Bargain, com
plete. Usjed only a few times. Writs
Alvin TheUtre. Chlpley, Fla. 684
FOR - SALE Some horses and young
mules; acclimated. Terms if desired.
Can be seen Sunday a. m. at OakfieM,
six miles north of Pensacola. H.
Feasel.. 7'Ji
. U. 8. ARMY GOOD8 SALE.
U. S. Army Ranges. 22 inches high. 23
. inches wide, 62 inches deep, asbestos,
tile lining, nickel trimmed, with fire
box 9x18 inches; water back ready to
connect with hot water tank; oven 23
inches deep, 20 inches wide; 14 inches
high, with shelf; warming closet, ' 8
inches high, 23 inches . deep, 14 Inches
wide; has soot box and ornamental back,
with shelf 24 inches. high. 10 inches deep,
S3 inches wide1; five joints pipe. 2 large
boilers -with lids. Worth 8200, coat gov
ernment $161.50. Our. special price, $67.60.
U. S. Army galvanised Hot Water Tanks.
82 gallon capacity, 85-lb pressure: al
most new .$24.95
U. S. Army Heaters, Radiant Home Hot
Blast, large sise, nickel trimmed. -A
very beautiful stove. Suitable for dwel
lings, offices, halls, schools, stores, etc.
A regular $65 heater. Only slightly used.
As good as new. Will burn coal and
wood . . t . . . $37.50
U. S. Olive Drab Pure Wool Shirts. Class
A. $2.76; Class B. $2.25; Class C. $1.95
each. Or In dosen lots: Class A, $29; CU3S
B, $23.95; Class C, $20.95 dozen, f
U. S. Army Regulation Olive Drab ALL
WOOL Blankets. Renovated and re
paired. Average weight 4 lbs, each $5.95
U. S. Army Commercial Comforts, class
A, $3.60 each, or $3 dos.; class B. $2.25
each, or $21 dos; class C. $1.75 each, or
$18 dos; class D. 95c each, or $10 doz.
U. 8. Army Leather Sleeveless Jackets
with wool lining. No better Jackets to
be bad for warmth this winter. Will last
you for years and give you much com
fort. Special, ea ch Tl , . $8.00
U. S. Army Wool Olive Drab Coats. A
splendid coat, good condition; WORTH
NEW $12.50 each 14.23
TT c a rv....Msi tfnv winter
W . .-. t 111 J W . v.v. "
and stormy weather you cannot secure
a better overcoat. Seen service, but in
good condition. May do ayea DiacK or
Kit. n 1I..I..1I arxrlal SIS. 95
"J UO Ah IliilQ IWHfc j. ucouu. -
U. S. Army Sheepskin Lined Coats. 38
, . 1 . .cson
TJ. S. Army Wool .Breeches. These olive
ar&a Dreecnes nave nen wmilu,
condition. Wa ,offer them at $2.95 each.
or $24 dozen. ,
w. o. I III , iviian 1
breeches have been washed, pressed and
are in good, serviceaDie conamon. w
offer them In dosen lots at $9.00 per
VIV 1 A 13. . . - -" - -- -- -- -- - - - - -
U. S. Army Raincoats, serviceable, $6.60
U. S. Army Raincoats, double back.
water proof, bought from Sovernment
contractors. A real value t. . . ,f 12.50
tt a a ... vi.m CTin.o nw nafr. .18.00
U. S. Armv Russett, Leather Shoes, used
but serviceable, pair. ... t ... J, .... $2.S5
TT. S. Army Felt Hats, each.. 9c
u. S. Army Wer waisi iseim. encii. .. ..-
TJ. s. Army Keguianon iwums
tt. a .nnfitiAn Tril( nsrness
UAl lirOS, 'VJV. iuiiui.iv
Is complete. Double wheel harness worth
$125. Only, per set
U. S. Army Leather Heavy Halters a
1AM1M V.nttai ArW ......... .!.
U. S. Army very heavy galvanised 12-
ot. water or nr "'
$3.00. Special. eac .. .so
U. S. Army Galvanised Iron . Garbage
- 1.1 . . . . S1.95
canst, wuuuui iiwi, --------- - .
U. . S. Army Meat Saws, steel frame and
blade, $1.15 eacn. Vi
English Leather New Pouches, sue XT .
35c each. . .
U. S. Canvas Leggins. .used. In good con
dition. 20C pair: VV OOl SSliri" jr unwa
Teggins. $1.25 pslr." . 1.-1.
Pocket Knives' Simmons, splendid knue.
U."8i. eArmy "Cole" Blast Heaters, suit
able for nome. icnooi. -.
... ,ti 1 ,ra nr o.osl. Splendid
Eld TV 111 " .
condition. No. .32 . . .... . . . .......
IT S Army Oil cans, i-xbu . r. Kv.. . -.
$350 eacM 10-gallon capacity. $400 each.
Most of these goods have seen service,
but are in good condition. . V.t,v
Cash with order. References, any bank
lBTr MONET BACK TF NOT ; SATIS
FIED. Prices f. o. b. Greenville S. C.
Please include postage when ordering
goods sent bv parcel post Ra tlroad fare
refunded customers. 800-mile , "rtlus.
visiting our store and buying $300.00 or
BRADLET TONDED WAREHOUSE CO.,
GREENVILLE. S. C. '
LOST AND FOUND
LOST Saturday night, o clrclo of
pearls snd amethysts In or near Isis
theatre. Finder phono l ior rewara.
LOST Bunch of keys. Saturday evening.
business section of town, liberal reward
If returned to 2? 4 West Gregory St. 212
LOST In the Plaza, Elgin wrist watch.
black ribbon band. Reward It' re
turned tc Mrs. Charles Lindsey, 211 Eat
Government street. 237
LOST A key attached to a brown cord.
In wooiwortn a. ttewara. rnow
LOST FOX TERRIER DOG. ANSWERS
TO "NAME OF REX. WHITE WITH
BLACK SPOT ON LEFT SHOULDER.
NAME OF OWNER ON COLLAR, rte.
WARD. PHONE 414 OR 730.
tott-ntti Watri An streets of Pensacola.
Owner may have same by calling at
Journal bivsiness orrice. proving prop
erty and paying costs of advertising. 33
FOR RENT
FOR RET Tm' ,
" kj "ton dwia large con-
ieC.in8r room furnished for light
dfn !t?,n' to. o without chll-errnmen1UstrntrenlenCeS-
Kast OV'
Fn,.RE? Suit of housekeeping
rooms. 103 West Gregory street. 794
POJL RENT One or two rooms, fur
nished complete for light housekeeping.
Phone 1568. tc.-;
FR kR.TTwo umished apartments
,rr.. n P"vaie Datn. hot water,
electricity, steam heat. Best East Hill
section, overlooking bay; block from
car line. Phone [phone]
RENT- Furnished housekeeping
,uuu"i conveniences. iuuu &
DeSoto SL Phone [phone]
FO? ENT Exceptionally nice furnish-
tiJu "oi ana coia water. iJaln,
iignts, modern in every way. By day or
Week, nr mAtiHi, . ... - .
f,rAJKCtTTn ? cW'dren. Mr., J. R. McCul-
"r -"J "c .arragossa St. zi
F?.RJ.R?NT Furnlshd front rooms for
. . - ' -"". JLXV T C31 VUftR"
Bl- . 224
FOR RENT Furnished room; one, two
or three room apartments for light
housekeeping. 437 East Government.
135
F25 RENT One room. 318 East Gregory.
Phone I486. iso
FOR RENT Two-room . house for light
housekeeping .Fine lawn ; on car, line.
Phone 1614. ; i
- - ' - - m t
FOR RENT Three - room apartment. )
.urnlshed complete for light house- ;
-wv..... jjna l noraana. x none 1000.
159
FOR RENT Furnished apartment. Big
Bayou. Convenient to air station or
shipyard. Electric lights and bath. Pho
,s24. . 186
FOR RENT Furnished room with pri
vate family. Phone 316. 129
FOR RENT Furnlshd rooms: modern
conveniences; close in. Apply 101 com
Spring and Chase. 134
FOR RENT To gentlemen, furnished
rooms. 122 West Chase. Phone 243S
- 189
THE READERS? of the classified ads
oonstltuto a small army of buyers ten
them about that nsedicar or other useful
article you have for sala.
FOR RENT Two furnished rooms on
North hill, suitable for light housekeep
ing. 1120 N. Palafox. Phane 167.
FOR RENT Two newly partly furnished
rooms on car line. Phone [phone]
East Lloyd street. .. " 234
ROOMS
FOR RENT FURNISHED ROOMS FOR
LIGHT HOUSHKSEPING. PRIVATE
METER, WITH GAR RANGE; YARD,
BEACH. HOME. LIKE: CLEAN AND
FINE LOCATION. EARLE HAUCK.
410 SOUTH FLORIDA BLANCA. 181
FOR RENT Three unfurnished rooms.
. use of phone, ilifirhts," bath,, etc half
block of car line. Ouiet. most desirable
neighborhood. Immediate nossession. No
children. No. 1325 East Mallory, or phone
No. 1529. 236
FOR RENT Furnished lisht house
keeping rooms. 114 west Chase street.
... 209
FOR RENT To couple without chil
?ran lorn rnnnRtine rooms snrt
kitehenttte. Phone 2079. Apply 1117
North 9th avenue. 245
FOR RENT One large room and two
meals a day for two gentlemen. $9.00
a week each. .Address M. O., care Jour
nal. 352
HELP FEMALE
STENOGRAPHERS "WANTED Heglste
wlth tbe employment department ot
the Pan-American College. Rooms 274 to
289 Brent Sldg. No cnarge. Positions
waiting. ,4141
WANTED First-class cook. Apply to
Mrs. Sctrritt Moreno, 620 North Bar
celona street. 183
WANTED Two experienced waitresses.
Apply Metropolitan Cafe, 22 South Pal
afox street.
WANTED AT ONCE. A GOOD COL
ORED COOK. APPLY TO 14 WEST
BELMONT STREET, OR PHONE 111.
248
TRANSFER Storage
BINGHAM TRANSFER COMPANY,
PHNE S34. HAULING, PACKITG,
STORING.
CITY TRANSFER COMPANY THE OLD
RELIABLE. PHONE 400. BAGGAGE
AND FURNITURE HAULED, PACKED
AND STORED. ; SIS
EAGAN TRANSFER CO.
RAPID AUTO TRUCK SERVICE
Hai''ns and transferring of all kinds.
A orders promptly attended to. Trunks
and Baaosge a specialty. P"one 1728 or
671. .. 3814
WANTED STENOGRAPHER: STATE
SALARY EXPECTED. BOX 85, CARE
JOURNAL. 795
LP MALE
WANTED BOY WITH BICYCLE TO
WORK MORNINGS. APPLY CIRCU
LATION DEPARTMENT THE JOUR.
NAL 3178
BOTS EARN MONET seninar The Pen
sacola JournsL dally sd Sundav.
Wanted. 10 boys dally and 2 roy
Sundays to make from SOe to 15 a day.
fo Circulation Manager any morning
o'clock.
WANTED A youth to make himself
generally useful about a theatre. Apply
Manager Liberty Theatre between 2 and
3 and 7 and 9 p. m.
WANTED A competent bookkeeper
one canable of handling detail, work.
Address 500. care Journal.
REPAIRING
DR. HAMILTON THE SAW DENTIST.
Saw Teeth Properly Treated: also
Grindinr Knives. Shears, etc. Hand
saws. 40c. 223 East Intendencia street.
Cross-Cut Saws Gummed. 2805
-ewlng Machines and String Instruments
repaired. Phone 281. J. H. Blakesley,
S East Garden street.
AUTOMOBILE
Have you ever experienced that
indescribable thrill that comes with
the first car you ever brought home
-to your delighted family? If not, you have
something .to look forward to. Possibly you
have always thought an automobile too ex
pensive. This is not always the case.
When you consider that the automobile
manufacturers throughout the world are turn
ing out hundreds of thousands of cars yearly, it
stands to reason that they must be offered again as sec
ond hand, and at second hand prices. This, and the
EASY PAYMENT PLAN, places the automobile within
the reach of nearly every pocketbook. The SALE AU
TOMOBILE column of this paper contains many bar
gains every day in used cars. Read these ads today and
every day. Remember that reliable dealers and owners,
who have bargains to offer, place their best bargains in
this column.
Read the Want Ads in
THE DAILY
WANTED
SIDELINE SALESMEN can easily make
$30 tn S60 WPPklv RAlltnor onto oocaiA.
rles to jobbers
paid weekly. Tennessee Rubber Works,
"""ion uanic .tsiag., Knoxville, Tenn.
6S7
POSITION
WANTED Position as seamstress, house
Keeper. Address D. W.. care Journal.
WANTED Feather work done by Mrs.
M. E. Adams. 307 North QuiUemarde
street. Phone 1519. - b89
WANTED To rent unfurnished rooms
or nouse Dy renaoie couple with two
children, or would buy small house on
easy terms. Preferablv west side. D. A.
Wells, Route A.
HEMSTITCHING DONE Outside alter
ation, such as delftfing coats, remod
eling, old suits, and other similar work.
Satisfaction guaranteed. 307 North
Guilliemarde street. Phone [phone]
MR. STENOGRAPHER. $100 ami extra
work are your. if you fill the bill, but
don't . write without sending full details
as to references and experience. Attorney.
Drawer A, Decatur, Ala. 208
WANTED Tour Job printing and orders
for engraving of all kinds; calling
cards, wedding Invitations, etc. MAYES
PKINTINCJ CO..XT0-22 West Government
street. W0
WANTED All tcrnds of phonograph
work, no matter what the make. Called
for and delivered If desired.. The Piano
Shop, Phone [phone]. E. Garden St.
The Housekeepers' Burden House, win
dow and carpet cleaning. The Pensa
cola Hou and Window Cleaning Co.
can carry the whole load for you. Phone
1013 for Information. Room 605, Blount
building. ... ... ... .... S051
WANTED Million feet rough yellow
pine boards, four inches and wider.
Mill run or graded. Write what you
have. Address Lumber, care Journal.
3771
WANTED EAR CORN LOTS ONLY.
COW PEAS. ANY VARIETY. ANY
QUANTITY. CHARLES E. MITCHELL
. CO., MONTGOMERY, ALA. - 97
WANTED Two second-hand tents. Army
preferred. Apply West Florida Gro
cery Co. - -t 218
WANTED To buy from owner. 4 to 6
room house. Must be a bargain. Can
pay from 3300 to $500 cash, balance
monthlv. No agents need answer. Address
Box 100. care Journal office. 173
PLAIN AND CHILDREN'S SEWTNO
dona at 210 West Gregory. Phone 2003.
DANCING
DANCING TAUGHT, at 208 West Greg
ory street .For,. Information, phono 27S.
MORTGAGE LOAN
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE.
Wa lend money on Real Estae in the
city on short notice. Please state In
application if you have an Abstract ot
Title tc the property.
Can x and see us. y
THE WATSON AGENCY". 'Inc.,
7 South Palafox St.
LONG TERM LOANS on Improved farms,
Escambia and Santa Rosa counties,
Florida; Baldwin and Monroe counties,
Alabama, and Pensacola property. A. C.
BINKLEY, Attorney, 713 Blount Bkfg
Pensacola. Fla.
THEIR LONGING
REALIZED FOR AN
JOURNAL
LODGE .NOTICE
BROTHERHOOD OP
, HAILWAY CLERKS
Pensacola Lodge 811.
Regular meetings first and third Frl.
day each month. K. of hall.
J. N. Smii'i, Wm. p. Da-rtc,
Recording Secretary- President
not
Modern Order of Praetorians.
Pensacola Council. No. 106S. mts
every second and fourth Monday at 9
p. m. In W. O. W. liall. corner Rom ana
and Baylen streets. All Pr.- torlans are
cordially Invited.
M. E. MORET, S. A.
C. E. SMITH, Bee
. LODGE NOTICE.
Pensacola Trades and Labor Council
me every Wednesday at 7:30 p. m..
a: 32i West Zarrarossa street.
, ' H. S. KIELET. President.
R. D. LaMONT. Secretary.
Machinist Helpers Lodge.
Machinists Helpers Lodge. No. 901.
meets every Wednesday night In- Boil
ermakers' hall, on corner of Palafox and
Romana streets.
K I. P. BTTRTT. President.
C. TJ. WOODHAM. Rec. Sec.
FENSACOLA LODGE, NO. 3. K. OF P.
Regular meeting of ihe Lodge every
Monday, 7:30 p. m.. at their hall on East
Intendencia street.
R. C. MADSEN. C. C.
C. F. STEWART. K. of R. S.
.EVECTRICAL WORKERS.
Loral Union. TCn 997 t tj t? nr
. - i j-.
meets everv Mnnriair a t m .
ermakers' hall. All visiting 'brothers and
ori . ir iucii m guoa stanaing cordially
invited.
W. F. TIMMONS, R. S
PENSACOLA LODGE. No 4, I. O. O. F.
-Pensacola Lodge, No. 3. I. O. O. F.,
meets every .Thursday night at 7:30. at
Raiford hall, corner Baylen and Belmont
streets. Visitors cordially invited.
J. D. MILLER. N. G.
JOE S. NICOLAU. R. S.
SHIP CARPENTERS. JOINERS AND
CAULKERS.
Local Union, No. 8l. Carpenters. Join
ers and Caulkers, .meets Thursday night
eacn weeic at 7:30 o clock, at W. 0. vy.
halL corner Baylen and Romana streets.
CHAS. DURANT, President.
W. H. LANGFORD, Secretary.
DAMON LODGE, No. 13, K. OF P.
Damon Lodge, No. 13. . Knights of
Pythias meets in regular session Tuesday
evening at Castle hall at .7:30 o'clock.
There will be work In the rank of Esquire.
Visitors welcome.
W: C. CAMPBELL. C. C
B V. HOLLAND. K. of R. & S.
JUNIOR ORDER UNITED AMERICAN
MECHANICS .
Pensacola Council No. 35. Junior Order
United American Mechanics, meets sec
ond and fourth Fridays. 8 p. m., at K.
of P. HaH- S. A.' BRITT. Con.
V. E. KING, R. S.
MASONIC TEMPLE.
Special communication of
Escambia Lodge, No. 15, F. 6c
A. M.. Friday, November 14.
at 7:30 p. m. Work in the M.
M. degree. Visiting brothers
fraternally invited.
JNO. G. CARO.
RICHARDS'. W. M.
Secretary.
F. D.
LEGAL NOTICES
' ' ' NOTICE.
Notice Is hereby given that 1- Robert
Randall, will, after the expiration or ten
days from this date, apply to the Board
of Pardons of the State of Florida for
a pardon of the four charges of grand
larceny of which I was convicted at the
May term, A. D. 1919, of the Court of
Record of Escambia county, Florida.
This Sth day of November. A. D. 1919.
. ROBERT RANDALL.
In Escambia Ctfmty Court of Record.
State of Florida In Chancery.
Ella Eugene Farley vs. John Joseph
Farley.
On Mondav. f h Kth rlls t Tannavw A
D. 1920, the defendant, John Joseph
icviuii-TO 10 appear 10 mo oiu
filed against him herein.
This . order to . be published once each
wee for eight 8) consecutive weeks
in The Pensvuvils
published in Escambia county.
W. P. RICE,
Clerk Court of Record.
' By B. J. PETERSEN, D. C.
Pensacola, Fla,, November IS. 1919.
Notice is hereby given that the un
dersigned, administrator of the estate
of Hannah McCray. deceased, will on
the 8th day of January, A. D. 1920, pre
sent his final account and vouchers to
the county judge of Escambia county,
Florida, and ask to he discharged from
his said administratorship.
November 7th, 1919.
THOMAS HARRIS.
Adminstrator.
November 7th, 1919. novloaw9w
In Escambia County Circuit Court, State
of Florida In Chancery.
Wallace Cobb vs. Josephine Lena Cobb.
On Monday, the first day of December.
A. D. 1919. the defendant. Josephine Lena
Cobb, is required to - aoDear to the bill
filed against her herein. .
This order to be published once "each
week for four consecutive weeks, in The
rensacoia journal a newspaper pub
lished in said Escambia county.
JAS. MACOIBBON.
Clerk Circuit Court.
By M. L. BELL. D. C.
Pensacola, Fla., October 30, 1919.
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MARKET REPORTS i
New York, Nov. 13. Cotton futures
opend easy. December, 36.00; January.
25.00; March, 83.75; May, 32.80; July,
31.55. '
New Orleans. Nov. 13. The market
opened steady. - January. 35.22: March
8.91: May. 32.88; July, sl.88; December.
30.48. - - - -
Liverpool, Nov. 13. Cotton spot In in
creased demand, prices weak. Good mid
filing. 25.42: fullv middl'ne. mlri
dling. -23.92: low middling. ?l.7: n.i
oromary, i.5Z; ordinary, 18.63.
Sales, 10,000 bales, including 7.000
American.
Receipts. 7.000 bales. including S00
American.
Futures closed firm. November, 23.92;
December, 23.56; January, 22.92; March,
21.92; May. 21.32; July, 20.82; October.
1S.S2.
New York. Nov. 13. There was con
tinued activity and excitement .in the
early cotton market, and fluctuations
were extremely violent and irregular.
Liverpool more than met yesterday's
local break find the opening here was
easy at a decline of 115 points on August
and of 21 to 58 points on other months.
The trade was a big buyer at the lowesL
Tha mid-morning rally extended to
35.72 for January and 33.27 for May, or
about 77 to 120 points from the early
low level, and 11 to 80 points net higher.
There was stilt a good deal of nervous
ness owing to the settled stockmarket
ant? prices weakened again toward mid
day under renewed liquidation.
Chicago. Nov. 13. Notwithstanding a
little weakness at the outset, the corn
market today soon gave indications of
fresh power to advance. Opening prices
which ranged from the same as yes
terday's finish to l-2o lower, were fol
lowed by rallies and then by a drop to
unor the bottom level of the previous
day.
Absence of any unusual pressure to
sell gave relative firmness to oats.
. Provisions reflected the comparative
strength of grain.
-DAViJN
WD
Ninety-nine years ago today, November 14, 1820, Henry Clay resigned
the speakership of Congress. : . - 1 4
Find another congressman.
Answer to yesterday's puzzle: Right side down, in clouds.
L01MC0URP
IS SUSTAINED
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JUDGEMENTS OF CIRCUIT CQURT
FOR OKALOOSA and OSCEOLA
COUNTIES AFFIRMED BY '8U
PREME COURT.- Jm
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Tallahassee, Nov. 13. f.S p e c i a 1 )
The supreme court ' has affirmed
judgment of the circuit courtor
Okaloosa county In ; the case of t Jess
King-, plaintiff In error, vs , the rfste
of Florida, defendant in error, Kin'
having: been convicted lri the cigblt
court of the statutory crime ofextr
tion. The opinion la by Judge .Vast.
Attorneys: Walter Kehoe of Feraahola,
and Daniel Campbell of DeFtfn&k
Springs, for plaintiff In error! "Van c.
Swearlngen, attorney general and t.
Stuart Glllis, assistant for tbe'?atnf.
The court has affirmed the judge
ment of the circuit court --tor
loosa county In the case of W.. J,
Howard, plaintiff In error, vs the state
of Flnildsi rt Af pnrtn tv t in trror.,UMn a.
conviction for aggravated assaultJ5nie j
opinion is by Judge West. AUOrf ;js;
Walter Kehoe of Pensacola for plain
tiff In error; Van Q. Swearlngen
attorney general and ID Stuart GUiis,
assistant, for the state. -cr-w
The court has affirmed the jud
ment of the circuit for Okaloosa cou
ty In the case of W, J. Howard.' plait-
tiff In error, vs the state of Plorl
defendant in error upon a convlctiin
of assault with Intent to murder. Tie
opinion Is per curiam. Attorneyl
Walter Kehoe of Pensacola and; Dai
iel Campbell of DePunlak Springs t
plaintiff in error; Van C. Swearing.
attorney general and. W. W. Trammej
assistant, for the state.
By a memorandum decision withoe t
opinion, the court has affirmed tie
orders of the circuit court for Osceola
county In the case of . Nannie Recie
Johnston, et al., appellants, vs ClaJ
a
M. Hutson, et al., appellees. Attcj
neys: Johnston & Garrett of Kissirj
mee for appellants; W. B. Crawfol
of Kissimmee for appellees.
,New Tork, Nov. 12. Mrs. jernWpt T.
Sea ton is wearing a French 3Medal;of
Honor bestowed on her for war Vork.
Mrs. Seaton founded the wcmienH!j
tor unit early to the war andr
did great work In relief of French
wounded. The unit as a whole has
been cited for distinguished strvtjee
and each member wears a - meda-!?,,.
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