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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-14

cent: at 6 D.. M. &c per cent, and for
the month. 81 per cent,
Precipitation.
The average precipitation for the
state. based upon the records OF lab
stations, was i.5s inches, or O.S5 men
above the normal, as determined
from the departures OF % stations
having records for 10 years or more.
October, 1913. average O.37 inch,
greater than the las month. The
greatest monthly amoun was b.25
Inches AT Cubeza and the least O.iu
inch at Currizozo. while the greatest
in any "a consecutive hours was i.31
N Purtnlcs on the 9Th. There was an
average OF O.5 inch Of snowfall GIN
reality confined to the higher districts
Of the northern partb. Precipitation
occurred ON an average OF o d"Ns'
wind.
The total wind movement at santa
Re was 4.S72 miles. or go miles per
hour. highest velocity so miles from
the southwest on the 26th. At Ros-
well the total movement was i,SfJ
miles. or 6.a miles per hour highest
vciugity. 20 miles from the southwest
on the goth. At the Agricultural co.'s
lege the total movement was i,Asl
miles. or go miles per hour, highest
velocity 30 miles from the southeast
on INf lNNN. W tue FAhhf 'AAN'A"t ?
at Albuquerque the total movement
was s,4ys miles. or - miles per hour.
highest velocity, a. miles from the
south on the 25th; while az III Paso
/ the total movement was 1905 miles,
Dr g.N miles per hour; highest Nelnc'
/ ity, 80 from the northeast on the lbth
The prevailing direction for the state
was from the southwest
Sun,lhIh, aud Cioudinc'is
Santa Fe recorded hut 6N per cenl
OF the total possible sunshine, or 25'
hours. and had 20 days with so PEI
cent or more n the possible amount
I Roswell recorded only SO per cent 81
the possible sunshine and had hut
DAYS with so per cent or more OF M
possible amount. while the tntversit,
al Albuquerque recorded so per cen
OF the possible sunshine, or 2,9 hours
and had % days with 80 per cent uI
more Of the possible amount. Fol
the state as a whole there were Il
clear days, partly cloudy ana
cloudy.
Miscellaneous Phenomenal.
Thunderstorm were OF frequeu
occurrence hut most commonly note
from the 18th TO 9Th, 18th, 18Th q
gan. Light hail was noted nt a feN
stations with the storms Of the 9Th o.
IN, stu To leth and s5th. Tines
were light and without damage AZ
rule. but the observer al Purtule
mentions big hail with the hcav
local duwupour On the 9TH. Mornin
fog was noted at many stations, Is
pecially from the Pccos castwar,
Most frequent dates were 5th TO 81
18Th to 18th me 18th To 22d Slee
occurred at a few stations on the gu
nth, l2th and 31sL The observe
at Cusrvo noted earthquakes at 1:5
p. m. and 10 20 p, m. on 9th an
again at 1850 p. m. on the 2Sth, II
says they were strong enough
shake the houses n 10 make IN
niture rattle. The movement WAS
the name OF q jar rather than
quick shake
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-14
Stubborn Bowels Tanned

Positive In action. yet natural
New life Pills are a boon to bowels
that need assistance. They ellmi-
nate fcrmenting waste and put tho
system IN normal shape. All drug
Elsts-25c. a bottle.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-14
DOCTORS
TREAT COLDS
AND THE FLU
First Step In Treatment Is a Brisk
Purgative With CalotSbs, the
Purified and Refined Calomel
Tablets that are Nausea
less, Safe and Sure.

Doctors have found By experience
that no medicine for colds and influ-
enxa can % depended upon Tor fuii
effectiveness until the liver n made
thoroughly active. That II why the
first step In the treatment u the new.
nauucaleas calomel tablet called
Caiotabs. and which are free from
the sickoninG and weakening effects
OF the old styie calomel. Doctors also
point a the fact hat an active liver
may 80 n long way towards prevent
Ing influenza and rs Of the o
important factors IN enabling the
patient to successfully Withstand an
attack and ward - a1--~"nia.
One caiotab on tho tongue at bod
time. with " swallow OF water=thaf'B
all. No salts, no nausea, nor the
slightest interference with your eat
ing. pleasure or work. Next morn
ing your cold has vanished, your
liver Is active. your system n purl-
fled. and you are feeling fine, with a
hearty appetite for breakfast. Drug
gists sell Calotabs only In original
sealed packages, price thirty-fivo
cents. Your money viii 10 ch%eerfuliy
refunded II you dc not find them de-
lightful.-(Adv.l
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-14

2ar a hottie, postpaid. Gurrity's SIN
Nnvers, r%egnlHr size. 2 ON card. 3ic
postpaid. Write today.
DANIELS a F'surR'S. Denver. Colo.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-14

Would you go 20 a tailor TO have
your tooth exiractcdf Why do peo-
pie take their horses 20 a hardware
store 90 have a harness nttsi ong
HauseT's saddiery win do Il right.
HAusER's sADDLERY
III West Copper Avenue.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-11-14

some plants can move about as
easily AZ animals.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
Umrti krajanky

V utery zcmfela v nemocnici 10
kratke chorobe PAM Marie Vo-
lencova, manzelka krajana Joe
Violence, znameho mestskeho ha-
Size, bydliciho V elsie 222l Jiz. 8.
ulice. PAM Yolencova dala asl
pred tydnem ziyot novorozenemu
dGcku, nacez Sc sama roznemohld
a pres vsemoznou lekarskou pc.
moe byia ncdprosnou smrti vyrva'
ma . kruhu milujici rodlny a Get
Inych pratel. Zanechava pc sobG
zalem zdrceneho manzela a 5 d.
tex. V zesnule ztraci horlivou
elenkyni sbor Vlastislava, els. %,
j. c. ID. Pohreb PAM Voleneovt
konal Sc We %.ctvrtek We , ho-
diny odpoledne q domu smutk l
ra Cesky NarodnI hrbitov peel
pohrobnickeho zavodu p. Franka
Jandy. - Pozustale rodine yyslo-
vu.jeme uprimnou soustrast,
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03

Vysledek zapasd
nedavneho bazaru

P~oradajici vybor bazaru, kteri
v minulych dneeh pofadaly sdru.
zene spolky osady sv. Vaclava,
oznamuje nasledujici vysledek
zdpasG, pfi bazaru usporadanych
Zapasu o houpak V Gene $50
darovany firmou Spieka a Ho.
rak, Sc sdeastnily: Sic. Marie
Kroupova, 81. Anna Noyotna a pi
Marketa Bozd6chova. - prvni &c.
nu a houpak ziskala 81. Marie
Kroupova.
V zapasu o bicykl V Gene $50
koupeny V obchode p. Jos. Polana
byIi ncastniky hosi: Jos. Silha.
eek, 1414 jiz. II. ILL.,; JOS. Sloup
1902 iiz. II. nj; Jos. Hoffman
1888 liz. "A. ul. JOS. Prerost, l73t
liz. II. uI. a Vaclav Polan 2 jim.
Omahy. - Vitezem zlstal JOSEF
Sloup.
Zapas o velkou loutku, Ucast.
nicemi byly divky Marie Rou~.
14l4 .iiz, 10. ILL.,; +. Cvetas, l70J
jiz. IL. ul.; Rizena Suty. 3l09 jlz
4. Ill. Helena Kohoutek, 1890 jiz
II. ul.; Rnzena Kosik, 1922 vii.
liam Ill.,; Marie Jlrsak, 1907 jiz
s. Ill, a Emile IIladik, 2761 liz
II. nj. = Loutku vyhrala Mari
Kosfk.
Pr losoyani o vitanolu Y Gene
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
pade Spojenych Stat0, jakoa
produktd hospod6 isk(ch, ma Gem;

pade Spoienych Stato, jakoa !
hospoddfskSch, ma tcm2
ma veliktho Mjmu ! rcpublika
ccskoslovcnslkd, pro jeji zajmy
Jest s~pceiclne mutno, ably konsu-
lat sidlil We stfcdu tohoto trhu.
g. Omaha jest stfediskem OBJ.
chodu zapadnich stdtl a vzhledem
na lepsi hospodafske pomery zdej-
siho roln!cktho lidu jest zde zna'
menite pole pro import 2 eesko'
slovcnskych zemi.
7.-Stavaji zdc konsulaty: ka-
nadsky. anglieky, italsky, dansky
a svcdskl. ..s.
Malice zretel ma budoucnost
teskosloyenske republiky. pro ie'
liz osyobozeni zapad podnikl vel.
mi mnoho a j dale Dude praeovatI
We vseobccne pomoci pro cesko
slovcnske zeme . .iclikoa kraiski
vvbor Narodniho Sdruaeni zau.il
NAL tytez staty, jake vybor va.
ienski a vzhlcdem ma velikol
vzdalenost od stati vyehodnicl
bylo by nutnosti v zajmu tcsko
slovenske repubIiky samotne kon
sulat zdc zriditi Sc sidlem V Oma
70, Nebr.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
Omaha Sc pfihlasila
O zrizeni konsulatu re-
publiky ceskoslovensks

Prazskym casopisIm bylo ozlla
memo: Bude-li Ceskoslovenska IL
publika zfizovat dalsi sve konsu
laty mimo New York, Chicago
Pittsburgh, bylo by veliee daleii
to zaloziti konsulat take Y Oma
re, Nebr.
Dnvody k tomu jsou nasleduji
lei:
1.-Jsme g~eografieky vzdalen
cd Chicago. ILL.,, 800 anglickycl
mil.
2.-vojcnsky Geskosloven. w
Dor mujimal Sc sidlem V Omaz'
Ityto staty: Nebraska, So. Dakota
No. Dakota. Colorado, Wyoming
Montana.
3.-Sidlo zapadni Sokolske ~
Ply jest V Oma4c, %zahrnuje min:
statn shora uveden}ch staty NH.
nesotu a Iowu coz ovSem nen
TAX dnlezito.
4.-Tyto staty, pfipocteme-li
tomu staty zapadni p~acifieke, ma
i kolem 300. 600 ceskoslovensk.yc!
obyvatel, jejichz zajmy nutn'
ebranit ma mist6 nejbllze poloze
mem a to jest Omaha, Nebr.
5.-0maha Jest nejvetsi stfedl
sko dobytkarskeho trhu zde ma "a
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03

|$l35 vytazeno bylo jako v~yhrava-
lief Sislo 1862, iehoa sfastnym ma
jitelem byl Pat Quinn, bydlici Id
Cass ulici.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
Nemocny kraian

Y ntery podrobil Sc lelci ope
raci p. Josef Netusil, neistarsi syn
manzela Frank Netusiloyych, by
dlicirh :. els. 1889 jiz. II. I'll. O.
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03

peraei proved sc zdarem dir. &.
+. Simanek. Pfejeme mladema
krajanu, ably opet V brzku nabyl
.trvaleho zdravi
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03
Nemocni krajane

PAM BartoSova, m5nzelka .
laroslava Bartose, Sc jiz nayr"
tia do sveho domova Z ncmocni
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03

soHa, dcera manzelu Fr. Bartoso-
vych. Slecna Blanche onemocne-
la nahle ma zan6t Pile.
PAM Bozena Spiekova, manze!-
ka pana Karla spicky a dcera
manzclu Ant. Odvarkovych, kite
-la tray1 liz deIsi dohu ' nenoc-
nici sv. Katefiny. Sc pomalu 20
tavuje
Pokrok zaÌpadu. [volume] (Omaha, Neb.) 1871-1920, 1919-12-03

cc sv. Josefa, kde podstoupila
pred nekolika tydny operaci IA
zan6t slepGho stfeva. Vcera Sc
vSak musel podrobiti operaci V t.
zc ncmocnici ieii manzel, kterJ
ySak pc operaci Sc lined odebra'
do sveho domova.
IA seznamu nemocnfch i
dale nal6za slecna Blanche Barto.
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-10-16
COTTON EASIER
AFTER RECORD
PRICE IS SET
Liverpool Reports Spinners
in Rush to Get Good
Grades.

vs. rho Associated Press.
NEW YORK, oct i5.-Aftot making
now hiRh prices for the movement
during todays earlier trading the
cotton market turned easier under
realizing with December selling orc
from 3t1A 90 Bfl5 uud closing zoo
$780, rhr general liu closed topdy
40 il decline Of ! 90 l40 points. active
wiutrt and apring months hcinr 1913
tn points not lower while NOME
moutha wore relatively nfm and the
hirrrff losses were On nest crop &C.,
llyorioH
fhc mnrkct opened lTcrulnr af 900
advance 10 20 points tu ltOlinc of lN
points but soon turned firm
tuW Drienua WINS % sDllor on the
hreth while thcro was ul4n selling
flr IDtctlou Savannah reported go
clearance uf 5000 halos for l'reWeu
Il Liverpool clhIrf fHuof'0a spin
uaIr ir rush 'n Hff good rr1ieH
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-10-16
IT. g. r. BEER

Established fs72--New Orleans, "a.
Cotton stocks, Grain, Provlslons, Cot
ton Seed. Oil, Sugar and Coffee.
Mcsnbors OF New Orleans Cotton hr-
change New Orleans Future Broh'ff
Association, New York Produce TX.
change. New York stock txchan se
Vow York Cotton Exchange. New YORK.
Coffee Exchange Chicago Eonri ~
Trade Associate Members or LIVER
pool Cotton Association.
Special attention given 20 tho exerut
ton ~ orders on the above exchanges.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-23
NEAR RATIFICATION.

1t quite evident that there is approach to agree
Eent between the Senators who supporting and those
who opposing the Peace Treaty What Senator Lodge
to say, though little truculent in tone jibes so well
with what Senator Hitchcock says that any one can see
the movement of the finger behind the scenes.
The extravagant program of Senators Johnson and
Borah will be rejected On the other hand Mr. Hitchcock
'.-..syt alton leaders may be content with some
thing less than they had hoped. The Treaty will go
through nuamended, let the Johnsons and Pondexters
they like interpretations of the Treaty,
vatons the word preferred may be necessary to rat
fcation. The reservations will not change word Of the
Treaty. Senator Hitchcocks tone is too satisfied and
confident to allow of any other belief The very fact Of
The index and preparing to claim victory which not
his.
For this conclusion to the trouble the middle ground
Republicans to be highly praised From the very be-
ginning Senator McCumber Senator McNary Senator Le
nboot Senator Nelson, and the other members of that
body have fought their way with intelligence resolution
and skill Their compacness, determination, and STRAIT
egc ability have made the nominal Republican leadership
Of the Senate look ridiculous by comparison If the
United States does finally out of the into which
Cor several months it's Senate has been steering the hope
shrewdness with which Senator McCumber and those who
stand with him have managed their In saying
this must not forget that Senator Hitchcock had
most trying part to play and that the Presidents illness
threw unexpected burden upon him. to which he
with patience and earnestness that deserve all
dalton.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-23
WE ARE PROUD OF THE RECORD.

1t pleasing naeed, to contemplate the orderly man
ner in which Putnam county officials conducted the cap
tuIe and trial of murderer whose crime
have passions of many men. The sheriff
his to be commended well the citizens
whose demand and order under all conditions made
the Que process of law possibility
The of Conductor Ray Butts while IN the dis
charge his uuty coming at time when racial anaeU-
rism rampant entire country caused many
uneasiness. AND this well founded, for
rowdes identified citizens of this county, did at
tempt dturbance here, but the forethought OF Sheriff
Hagan nuliied their efforts.
Richardson has been given fair and impartial trial
He has been found guilty OF taking the life Of another and
pay the penalty prescribed by our statutes evolved
ty men IN calm elaboration He will, undoubtedly be put
TO death whether all of favor capital punishment or
not Such is the law of the land live in This law Is
made by the people for themselves and for others 1t
must prevail makes the preservation OF rights
to live the allotted days, it preserves society and gives
confidence to the man who would do right.
Such is the majesty of the law
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-23
BAPTISTs AGAINST TIGTRs.
Deplore Making of MOonshineS Wits.
key in the State.

. GAINESVILLE, Oct. 23-( Specially
"A resolution deploring the extent to
which the making and sale OF moon
sIIAe wnlskey mas reached, calling
upon SJaLe ana county oInceIs w
~vdOIe CIIeIr enorGS w SUPPRESS Tic
Uta1nc anu pIedgnIg Vne support IN
sucII a prog ram u al uelegaVes from
,ne 4ouI Teen cnurches represented,
llaue a feature Oh Tie program To-
Jay vi Cne oanCa re baptist Assocla-
LIon III annual meeting at the First
DdpGlsC csnurca. ms discussion and
me subsequent passage OF the resolu-
uon came at the close OF the report
On temperance by one o. the regular
committees of the organization.
The resolution haa added interest
in that it pledges officials in the car
fymg out OF an anti-wnisky program,
the support of the delegates or mes
sengers present at the meeting. The
resolution also provided that copies
CT the same be sent to the necessary
public officials and to the daily press.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-23
COAL SCARCE IN NORTH.
VIII Drive Thousands to Florida This
'.. Winter.

That the coal situation IN the north
is serious, is information carried in
the big New York papers, indicating
that thousands of people will either
suffer the rigors of winter without
adequate supplies of fuel, or will have
to journey 10 Florida.
In the larger cities great alarm is
felt over the possibility Of a coal
strike, which the government is max
ing every effort to prevent. 1t is
stated that the supply of coal on hand
now would not last fifteen days dur
ing cold weather, and a strike would
be most disastrous.
Florida will be the Mecca for all
who can possibly afford to leave their
homes during the winter and predic-
tons of the railroads that the travel
into the state this winter will be
heavier than ever before are certain
to be verified, it is believed.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-23
{. R. GUNBY KILLED
IN A FALL AT TAMPA
WAS FOR YEARS ONE STATES
LEADING ATTORNEYS.
Fell Down Stairs at Home of T. C
Taliaferro Some Time During
Night.

TAMPA, Oct. 23-( United Press)-
E. R. Gunby, formerly a leading at
torney of Florida, residing in Tam
pa, was accidentally killed here some
time during Wednesday night, his
body being found yesterday by mem
bers of the household of T. C. Talia-
ferro, president of the First National
Bank.
Mr.. Gunby was brother-in-law of
Clark Howell, member of the National
Democratic Committee and editor of
The Atlanta Constitution. For ma
ny years he was a leading attorney
of Tampa
He is survived by his wife and two
He was 81 years of age.
The remains will be shipped to Allan
Ia for interment.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-23
A DULL WORLD FOR HEROES.

DAnnunzios latest complaint sounds very much ike
that of the little boy who used to as he laid down ms
dime novel, because the world had turned tame and there
were no more Indians to kill The poethero is disturbed
because nobody will give him anything to be heroic about
81 believe shall act soon he says 1t would seem that
there is nothing hand which calls for action but he Will
act ANYWAY IF nobody will attackme-and am ready
to fight any aggression-I will march on Rome" No
doubt he hopes that Nti will shake in his shoes at this
threat and history of Rome is full of the records Of
gentlemen who acquired military fame in the outlying
provinces and then marched Rome to cash In on It,
But DAnnzo is actuated by unworthy desire for per-
sonal powers all he wants is be martyr and nobody
will martyr him 1--WE ITO offer ourselves in sac
rifce We want light fire that will burn high We
cannot be beaten because death is out victory"
The plight of gentleman who cannot find anybody to
attack him is indeed sad He might challenge Jack
penpsey and thereby himself from the boredom Of
life in Fume which apparently has driven him to pitch
of fury like that of the famous person who was so bad
he was afraid of himself But after this frantic cry for
somebody to come and be aggressive surprised to
hear the poet observe calmly in the next sentence
However l do not see who fight US"
Still more surprising it is to hear him tell of con-
ference under his craftsmanship of Croathan and other
business men, who agreed that the interest Of Fume and
its hnterand required it be free port and who for
arded prayer the Peace Conference that be made
free port under Italian suzeranty. THE only thing
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-23

In rectn report just issued, the Red Cross presents
statistics showing what of work was
done here at home by and who for
or another did not perform active service abroad
near the front. These activities not dramatic as
the report says but it also says they of
nous Importance to the fighting They saved thous-
ands and thousands of lives by facilitating and improving
the of the wounded, and in all the armies there
not soldier whose hardshps they did not in degree
Tighten.
The number of articles of kind another that
made by the Red Cross workers high into the
millions that they produce definite impression the
mind. There literally mountains of them and they
81 literally mountains of money
Of course the Red Cross not alone in its en-
deavors but its relation to the Government rendered
efficient in respects. That the organ
zation did not escape all criticism is not surprising The
surprising thing that little of the criticism was de-
served and that there should have been any of the other
sort.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-23

we cannot bear that the italian character of the town
should be denied and Italian national rights "abated"
This practical intelligent, sensible step toward
promises face and deep descent from the glorious a
petite for martyrdom which spoke moment earlier Let
DAnnunzio go but step further and admit the same
rational rights to territories where the Jugoslav popa
ton predomnates that he demands for the Italians of
Eiume-rights qualified by a similar guarantee of the
commercial privileges belonging outsiders-and he will
Lave attained program which the interested peoples
and the world at large could welcome prompt settlement
OF the Adriatic dispute. That would be the act of
statesman who would have earned the gratitude of Italians
and Savs as well But what pathetic anticlmax for
poet-hero
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-23
FIGHTING THE LEPSOSARIUM.

The Daily News has several times mentioned what 1t
thought foolish bit of excitement and turmoil about the
location in remote section Of Florida, or even on
Florida key of refuge for unforunaes who have con-
traced inherited eprosy Officials Of the state nave
added to the excitement and agitation by announcing trips
TO Washington protest against locating refuge IN MS
state Their departure for Washington was marked Ov
a great deal of unnecessary publicity.
If leprosy were highly contagious disease the spec
tacuar opposition of of officials gnt De Justi'
fed But if it highly contagious disease the gov
eminent certainly would take steps to provide absolute
isolation.
II is our belief that this undue excitement will re-
Lound to the detriment of the state. Many tourists
ignorant of the possibility of contracting the disease and
also of the fact that there thousands OF epers
walking the streets of the cities of this country daily
might feel hesitation about coming here' not KNOW"
ing that there already number OF eprosarums III
California and other states where winter tourists hDer
nate.
The modern leprosy is the same in character in what
ever region or climate occurs and corresponds WIN inc
description of the disease given by the early Greek med
cal writers There is no doubt that eporsy existed IN
p during the time of Noses but the description 1ounu
in the book of evitcus unintsgble to the physicians
of today and doubtless included with Ieprosy many eo
cious affections having relation to ths "sease' 's
cases of eprosy reported in the New Testament accord
ing to George Henry Fox, authority as beng cureo
were not cases Of genuine leprosy'
According to Mr. Fox, writing in the American en-
cvclopaeda leprosy contagious, but in much ssei
degree than is commonly beeved-often the nuSDahu VI
wife of leper remains perfectly free Inc oiSe'Se nc
saws doubtless hereditary and the children Oh lees
though not necessarily affected often manifest symptoms
ct the disease at early age.
Many specialists claim that leprosy IS no more conta
gious than tuberculosis of the lungs far more common
and equally fatal disease and that owing to this very
slight contagousness of the disease there is no danger
ever of leprosy spreading in any intelligent community
Certainly the widespread dread Of the disease is baseo
upon ignorance of its nature.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1919-10-23
OUR BANK DEPOSITS,

During the war period bank deposits in many Florida
cities enjoying orders jumped amazingly But since
the armistce these deposits have shown corresponding
falling off Palatka particularly fortunate in that the
increase deposits has been steady and continuous
shown by story another page.
For the first time in many years the deposits in local
banks are well above $2,OO00O0 showing healthy net
during the last twelve months of nearly three
quarter of million dollars. This something TO pom
der over for it evidences business conditions here
We dare say that there is not another city in the
that make good showing net increase of
deposits.