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The evening world., 1921-07-07
HARD TO PLEASE.

(kIT is hard TO please women" ,"
sighed Blinks,
What's up nowr asked
links synpatheticaily.
why. my wife has harped so on
how much more attention men pay "a
The evening world., 1921-07-07
THE APPEAL IN ART.

THE youngsters were having
class in object drawing. The
, 1921-06-15
Real Estate HARRY FREE
Rentals
SOME coop HoMEs oN EAsY PAY.lENrs

SOME GOOD HOMES ON EASY PAYMENTS
$500 cash as first payment will buy a thraeroom house on South
Beech street Size Of house h i5x30. Large nvtngroou. " rooms
closets. ereakfast nook, Kitchen. full BASEMENT. Price $3.50: balance
o. easy termsL
SOC al a nrst payment wn buy a threeToOm staseo home in Ken
ing at a bargain Price. srsoo; balance like rent
$500 cash as fhat payment tworoOm house. is.is. near stat. HospL
tL Lot soxi<o. 81
$500 first payment NO DOM house Chestnut street; water in
house; connected with sewer. Price. 5000.
$500 first payment, thresroou house with fun basement Nelson's sd-
dton. Price,. $1,000.
4 dandy threercom house on Lambert street; garage; price. $500;
wilt trade for a large ar.
$500.
LOTS OF LOTS IN LOTS OF PLACES
Corner lot N South Butler. si1oo-ssoo cash.
Good corner lot on Jefferson. Sl1oo-si50 cash.
Corner lot in choice residential district; $500. terms
Lt IN CT avenue; price. $500 terms
Lot on Cherry street. $3.50; $500 cash.
Lot IN Twelfth street. price, 1880 cash
Lot in South Butler. $3.50; good terms. ri e
Two lots (corner and hnshc near state hospital, $500. r
Tires lots In Sheridan Heights addition. $1,000 for the three
ASK FOR JONES
Insurance HARRY FREE Investment.
257 S. Center-The Lot Man-Phone 96SW
, 1921-06-15
SOME
EXCEPTIONAL.
BEAUTIES

To this little home VIII be a
temptation TO you for II Is pleasing to
COX upon n lard 10 leave. II Is a
Chinese bungalow with four rooms
and bath The hath fixtures are not
connected up. however. Light fixtures
are IN and they are classy. There IL
- n colorado between the front
room and dinf1Eroom- Buft-in fea-
lures are prevalent throughout tho
house Outbuiidings are also in good
shape Everything IL nice n clean.
II you want something classy take \
peep At this It's 4 scream. Ask TO
see SPECIAL @" 500 viii handle.
, 1921-06-15
CASPER REALTY CO..

Right DOWNTOWN big eorner. I4oxito; four houses with an income OF
s,bo a month. A good location for " big apartment houses u large
hotsL. An outoftown owner writes 10 sell and the price Is right Can
get terms
On West Yellowstone we have a soxi5ofoot lott one of tbs best
garage locations you M find. Good hotel location. the price ts 10000
South side pavement: high grade; large; lev hot water heated;
hardwood floors: eightloom house with two frcpiacea: double EaraEc;
corner lot: two complete baths; six sloopngrooms; ltrtr gToon. -9x1sh.
This property Is offered at the right ngure-sitooo. W
High grade bungalow with two large sieeplnsrooms: nytngroon and
diningroom combined, which are, l2xao; hs Kitchen with an = eun.in
features and breakfast nook; hardwood floors throughout. half basement
furnace. Tho owner authorizes u TO cut the price OF hi properly TO
closein; downtown; fveroom house. furnished with good furuture
including player piano; we tworoon apartments o back q lot; also
arage IsxIs: income of s192 a month. This property al be pr-
chased for $500; mostly cash.
Southeast part of city; good sroom house: fun bsssmsnt; two rooms
finished: lot 5oxi4o; the price Is only 5000 with $1,000 cash
In North cssper. right close 10 centeri good twcroom piastsred
house; Iexes. and at one-half cash this property can be had at siooo; II
is now rented for $50 n month.
CASPER REALTY co.
MEMBERS OF THE cAsrEr REAL ESTATE BOARD
Hotel Hennim~. Ground ~R1oOr-phoue "a
, 1921-06-15

a home for a party who has been
accustomed TO the best There Is
nothing lacking here. and IL Is located
right In the heart OF the city not
many blocks southeast OF the postof-
flee There are five rooms and bath
on h first, three rooms and
washroorn In the basement. There 8
also a throe-room house on the rear Of
b lot that is modern except heat.
The lot Is soxito feet. $4,000 will
handle this and the price Is rixht
with deferred payments like rent
, 1921-06-15
HousEHo1D GOODS

FOR SALE-BeautifuI Mehlin piano.
walnut finish; cheap IL taken at
once. F. D.. Broadbent. Parkerton.
wyo.. three blocks south of postoffice.
6-11-6ts
, 1921-06-15
SEE ben
A0oK
MEANS
LOT

a 8noT SEE KEN snS
ARE YOU SATISFIED WITH YOUR LOTT
n nc WI qu@e you Lots Homes, Bushes Ioc.ttous' that " m sun 20
-Four room house o nice level lot m South jackson street. overlooking
city; IA city water lights This wnli make you = nice home Ash to Sc
It. xasoo-siooo cash. balance monthly.
Four Dor home: bath; III furnshed. located on two large level lots;
s s9uths ssa part; empty -ready e 10 into; yard var Al fenced; fine g sas den
and for eash the price is down-s4ooo.
trees; lawn; curb all in; this HON Ia built and arznrsd that you would
surely like Il; full basement: heat; has garage and estfr fronting Seen by
appointment t-
Large double corner o South willow, with fourroom house: a chance
to " a place whersr you ca expand. build more Price is right At.
$4,000: terns-
Elghtroom house; bath; that is four DON and bath u and four
rooms in Basement; iaIgs lot and on pavement lawn; trees walks This
price, In $500.
LOTS LOTS LOTS LOTS
Buy a lot; build a home. Nice iarse level lot near State Hospital.
Three large level ksE East 14th. Terms
Two nice level lots in Kenwood addition; viii SELL on terms; $3.50 each
Large corner o Fifth and Mckinley Streets -
Large level corner N East 18th. and for cash this price Is $3.50.
Think o Il. tEe 44f -r L-a
LOT o. south Oak. first block south OIL sprcad avenue
Location fr garage. hotel. roomInE hous> or apartment
We have clients fol- nice homes OF pavement well located prop
ety o all kinds List o property.
OUR INSURANCE MEANS PROTECTION
SEE BEN REALTY CO., INC.
A LOOK MEANS A LOT
.oi.os MIDWEST BLDG. PHONE 1880
B. l. Scherck Realtors Cecil Dor
, 1921-06-15

FOR SALE-Nice modern five-room
house: four lnrge rooms in base
ment; floor in basement even with
side walk. SEQ owner. e33 West
Thirteenth street. 6-9-st'
, 1921-06-15

FOR SALE-s1oo will give you pos
session OF a new two-room house in
North Casper: will take a good car
las part payment. Phone 159sW.
, 1921-06-15

Here Is your lucky number. Three
rooms and bath II h sIzs OF this
place m there is a garage on the roar
that was rented as batchinE quarters
last spring at Si7 per month. Tho
lot u soxl4o feet. Can use good car
or good lot n part OF first payment
on this property. Tie price Is $4,000,
Better see this at once. II n located
, 1921-06-15
HOUSEHOLD o
LIvESTOlK

FOR SALE-Bunch OF young horses
from t~wo-year-olds up; also one rs
horsepower Fairbanks Morse station
airy engine j. NJ Trivett. 125 South
Center street. b-27-tf
, 1921-06-15
FOR SALE-HOysEs

FOR SALE-Py owner, fi~fteen-room
house. two lots. 50xfe0; all modern
and furnished for s 5000, 81, 900 down
and rest in small payments. 800 West
Eighteen street. Cheyenne. Wyo..
Phone loI. 6-9-6t.
, 1921-06-15
SPECIAL NO. II.

Hare IL n brand new house for you.
Never been lived In. II f. strictly mod
ern in every respect. Has four rooms
easement. This place win certainly
speak for itself. IL Is insured for
$4,000. N price IL not 80 1000 nor
5000. but II is In that class. $4,000
and this nlace II yours. and listen
u 800 viii handle this with s25 per
month payment to the owner and pur-
chaser to building and ioan
OF $500. This Is one of the best that
We have to offer. Come and see.
, 1921-06-15

FOR SALE-Draft horses, mares,
harness. Blanchard camp moved one
block north OF North Casper school.
s-12-tf-
, 1921-06-15

FOR sALE-Cood used cars; all in
good ahapc; we sell cars on com
mission: do not let your car rot in
your yard. Bring your car over anu
forget US. Auto Exchange, Fifth and
Center streets. e-l1-iot
, 1921-06-15
WANTED 20 5uI

WANTED TO BuY-Msn's discarded
clothing and. shoer. good prices paid
II they are not worn too badly; also
musical Instruments. trunks. suit
cases. guns. jcweiry n kodaks.. The
Toggery shop. Phone as c-7-sot
, 1921-06-15

FOR SALE-New three-room house.
Twelfth and jackson streets.
s-11-st.
, 1921-06-15

GET YOUR AUTO tent. cots. blankets
and camp acouterments 4 the
Army GoodD store. 14s East M,ewes
avenue. e-lo-lot
, 1921-06-15
FOR SALE-AUT0MOBILES

FOR SALE-Oldsmobile touring car,
cheap. Call 264 O-S building or
phone 1858 and ask for Warrior:
6-ll-S'
, 1921-06-15

WHY PAY RENT-SmaIl neat two
room house on sSids. furnished
simply except bed covers and ready
TO move to your new lot or rented
spot: first $3.50 cash gets II. Owner
leaving city. 1882 South David
6-11Sts
, 1921-06-15

FOR SALE-By owner. one five
room house, including bath: two
rooms finished in basement: lot 4ox2o0
feet with garage and chicken house:
also fencing. reasonable for cash. s19
West Eleventh street. s-I4Sts
, 1921-06-15

Southeast part Of city; good sroom house; fun basement;
finished; lot 5cxito; the price rs only 5000 with $4,000 cash.
, 1921-06-15
uFFERW

YOUR HOME can DO built for less
money and all work guaranteed
ask for my estimates, they are iree'
send your address. Axel Thyron. p,
o. box 10. io.l4-6t.
, 1921-06-15

FOR SALE-Direct from owner. lot
in Kenwood 1s5x4o feet: new 10xl6-
foot house. furnished. new furniture;
$500 cash. balance 1925 in S25 monthly
payments. S31 Sou1h Washington
street. s-l1-st'
, 1921-06-15

In North cssper. right close TO centeri good twcrt
house; I2xss. and at one-half cash this property can be hac
is now rented for $50 n month.
, 1921-06-15

HOUSES ready to move. put on
foundation; all kinds OF cement
work done; Easements dug; everything
complete: VIII take good car as part
payment on job For prices phone
65lM. 6,s-et
, 1921-06-15

Henry c. Hamdorf. Center and Md.
west avenue Ph0ne 447. 5-26-tf
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-26
ORLANDO TO PLAY SANFORD


Orlando, Sept. 24-Orlando High
Schools football team will have it's
opening game this season with San
ford High on the local field October
u. A game has been scheduled with
Barlow High at that place for
Thanksgiving day. Games are also
being sought with the high school
eIevens of St. Petersburg, Tampa,
Ocala. Plant City, Gainesville, Day
tcna and the Florida Military Aca-
deny.
The team is being rounded into
shape this season by Coach Boone,
Orlando not having had a faculty
coach heretofore Jack Branham who
assisted the eleven last year gratui-
tiously, will aid Coach Boone in
whipping the squad into shape. The
local players will also go under new
managerial reins this year, Manager
Glenn Miller, having failed to re-
turn to school. Marion Kincaid has
been appointed temporary manager,
until a new leader can be elected.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-26
NIGHT ATTACK TO Be.
MADE ON BATTLESH|P
ALABAMA BY AIR FORCE
Old Vessel Will Be De
stroyed If Aim Of
Flyers Is Good
Inx Associated Presa.,

Norfolk, Va, Sept. 24.-Armour
piercing shells were hurled from
army air planes on the old battleship
Alabama today as a preliminary to
the destruction of the ship which
may occur early tomorrow morning.
A squadron of planes will leave
Langley Field at midnight with &
load of 100 and 1000 bombs to be
dropped on the Alabama.
Although no orders have been re-
ceived to sink the ship the old YES
sci hardly can withstand the assault
if the aerial marksmen are as deadly
in their aim as they have been in
the first phases of the experiment.
The Alabama although consider
ably battered by the attacks which
have been made in the last two days,
is still practically intact. The bombs
which have been hurled on the ship,
however. would have been fatal to
any crew which might have been on
board the vessel under war time
conditions.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-26
Baseball Results
NATIONAL LEAGUE

At st. Louis s, New York 4.
At Pittsburgh a, Philadelphia 8.
At Cincinnati 2, Brooklyn A.
Others rain.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-26
Guilford Defeats
Gardner in Golf
Amatuer Contest
(By Associated Press,

St. Louis, Sept. 24.-Jesse Gull
ford, Boston, won the national anna
tuer golf championship by defeating
Robert Gardner, Chicago, seven up
and six to go in the thirty-sixth hole
final at the st. Louis country club
today.
Guilford, after obtaining a gen.
erous lead of six up in the morning
round by shooting 70 while Gardner
failed with his putting, was held
even during the first five holes of the
afternoon round but by scoring a
string of unbeatable brides on the
next four holes he became dormie
seven after halving the twenty
ninth.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-26
Techs Heavy Back
Field Ruins Light
Wake Forest Line
(By Associated Psess.l

Atlanta, Sept. 24.-Georgia Techs
powerful backs crashed through the
lighter Wake Forest line and skirted
the ends in the opening game of the
1921 football season here today for
AZ to 0 victory.
The visitors fought hard but could
not stop frequent gains of fifteen or
twenty yards and once Red Barron,
one of the star backs of last year,
dashed around and lodged his way
through a broken field for a sixty
yard run to touchdown.
Tech never failed to make it's gains
on regular football but proved woe
fully weak on the forward pass.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-26
FOOTBALL RESULTS
University of Pennsylvania 80; Della

University of Pennsylvania 80; Della
ware College 0.
Springfield 26; Amherst 0.
Yale %; Bates0.
Harvard 10; Boston University 0.
Syracuse 35; Hobart 0.
Brown 6; Rhode Island State 0.
Rutgers SO; Ursinus 0.
West Va. University "a; West Va.
Wesleyan 3.
Dartmouth "a; Norwich 8.
CAGE IA; Haram 0.
Pennsylvania State So; Lebanon VAL
ley 0.
Carnegie Institute AZ; Thief Col
lege 0.
Lafayette 48; Mulburgh 0.
Harvard Is; marlborough 0.
Furman University a; Erskine COL
lege 7.
Virginia %; Davidson 0.
Auburn Al; Georgia Military Aca-
denny 8.
Tennessee 27; Emory and Henry 0.
University of Pittsburgh Is; Gene
va 0.
Washington mad jefferson IA; Beth
any 0.
Franklin and Marshall Z; Albright 0
Colgate 7; St. Bonaventure 7.
Fordham 25; Maine IA.
Indiana AZ; Franklin 0.
University of Cincinnati 20; Toledo
University 0.
V.P.I. IA; Hampden-Sydney 6.
Oglethorpe University 80; North Ga.
Aggies 0.
V.MI. 10; Roanoke 0.
North Carolina A & NJ 90 Randolph
zMacon 0.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-26
FRENZY At LOSS OF
MEAL TICKET CAUSE
Of HANAN SHOOTING
Mrs. Lawes Depended on
Shoe Makers Daugh-
ter for Her Keep
CBy Associated Press)

New Yor, Sept. 24.-The theory
that Mrss. Grace Lawes, losing the
friendship and financial assistance of
Miss Mildred Hanan, was driven to
frenzy which resulted in her shoot
ing the shoe mans daughter and then
committing suicide, was advanced
today by John S. Borland, central
figure in yesterdays tragedy.
Borland-Dartmout graduate, i'm
porter and friend of both women
advanced his theory only after he had
been pressed to do so by Assistant
District Attorney Wilson.
Borland asserted that the ending
of the friendship carrying with it
withdrawal of Miss Hanan's finan'
cial assistance, had left Mrs. Lawes
nearly broke. He expressed belief
that this was followed by the ex-
cessive drinking for which Mrs.
Lawes wrote her regrets IN letter
addressed to her sister in San Fran
cisco.
1t was learned that when the As
sistant District Attorney attempted
to question Miss Hanan lying in a
Brooklyn hospital, fighting off death,
the girl readily answered all ques-
tons except those pertaining to the
question of whether Mrs. Lawes had
owed her money.
When a detective asked Miss
Hanan why the other divorce had
shot her, the girl closed her eyes
end barely moved her head from
side to side to signify that she did
not know.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-26
British Clergyman
Says America Is
Greatest Nation
IRv Associated Press,

London, Sept. 24.-The Rev. heg'-
maid ]. Campbell, who has just re-
sumed his London ministry after MS
visit to the United States, told MS
parishioners in his first sermon at
Christ church that America was
"pow the greatest nation in this
world, stronger than ours, richer
thin ours, able to do materially
what it likes, and to give spiritual
leadership to mankind If it chooses,
DR.. Campbell said he had found
traces of anti-British feeling, put
that he was also made aware OF "A
warm and widespread friendliness'
of which too little is heard on this
side"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-26
Palatka Should Be
at Ship By Water
Meet at Orlando
CBy Associated Prcss)

Tuesday night a meeting will be
held in Orlando at which time def
mite plans for the development of a
campaign of ship by water" will
be submitted and, perhaps, passed.
Palatka is the head of deep water
navigation on the St. Johns river.
Sanford. DeLand, Orlando and all
other points who propose to take adj
dantage of water rates are interesting
themselves in developing a sufficient
volume of river traffic to secure
more frequent arrivals and depar
lures of boats.
In the opinion of many competitive
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-26
Cleveland Wallops New York
tBy Associated Pressl

New York, Sept, 24.-Cleveland
evened up its so-called crucial series
with the New York Americans today
taking the second game by the easy
score of 9 to 0. AS a result the
Yankee lead in the American league
race again has been cut to less than
two points.
Five New York players reached
base on Yuhle in the first two in
nings, but the Yankees could not hit
in the pinches. Yuhle pitched bril-
liant ball after these innings and
New York was helpless before his
sharp breaking curves. Harper
pitched two good innings for New
York and then went to pieces walking
six men in the third and fourth in
nings. Trsi Speaker played center
field for Cleveland for the first time
since his injury in st. Louis two
weeks ago. A crowd of $4,000 saw the
game. Score:
Cleveland ... ........ DOL 403 001-9 OF
New York zee. 900 900 600 A 3
Batteries: Yuhle and O'Neill; Har-
per, Shawkey and Schang.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-26

boat lines are a necessity, and this
is where Palatka's interest, it is
pointed out, lies. If the situation is
left as it now is, and the volume of
traffic is increased for the benefit of
the Clyde Line. a sudden raise in
rates could be effected, judging from
past experiences, and there would
no longer be an advantage in ship
ping by water.
Secretary ]. W. Hart, of the Pa
latka Chamber of Commerce, is on
the committee to propose plans for
the permanent organization of d
ship by water association, but he
should be backed up by as many Pa
latkans as can possibly make the
trip.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-26

AMERICAN LEAGUE
AT Boston 20, St. Louis Ill.
AT Philadelphia I'll, Chicago Alb.
At New York 0, Cleveland 9.
At Washington 5, Detroit /.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-26
PUBLIC MEETING COMMERCIAL
RODY ON NEXT THURSDAY

Continued from Page y
very large portion of the money
spent by the Chamber of Commerce
and Boards of Trade for publicity,
Palatka will be forced to depend, for
the present at least, on subscriptions
from public spirited business firms,
but the twork of securing this money
is already being generously con-
tributed.
Some of the Projects
Palatka has opportunity to get the
state capital, the Mooseheart SAM
tarium, tourist trains from the west
via the Southern Railway to the
East Coast, a cigar factory, ire
mendous brick making plant, a con-
crete plant, a canning factory fl
nanced by one of the largest con-
Germs in the country and innumerable
new settlers for the farming section
of the county. 1t also has oppor-
tunity to develope the beautiful St.
Johns into a commerce carrier as it
was many years ago when Palatka
was the most important city in Flo
rida. 1t can assist in the develop
ment of the Ocklawaha Valley rail
road until property along the lines
of the road is developed by new set
tiers and Ocala can have a short haul
from water transportation. In fact
Secretary Harris desk is full of OPP
portunities that are knocking at Pa
latka's door and if a packed house
will turn out Thursday night an in
teresting time is assured everyone.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-26
Rockaway Polo Champs
M kaanninfad PrnSRl

Philadelhia, Sept. 24.-Rockaway
defeated Meadowbreck 10 to today
in match for the senior polo cham
ionship of the Unitede States at the
Philadelphia country club.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-26
Fort Worth Wins Again

Thy AsNUCIHtt1 TFtfN'E
Memphis, Tenn, Sept. 24.-Fort
Worth pounded two Memphis pitch
ers for a total of IT hits and defeat
ed the Southern Association penant
winners II to today in the third
game of the series for the baseball
championship of the south. The count
for the series now is Fort Worth two
games and Memphis one.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1921-12-15
NEW VOL. So No. SO.
BIG ROBBERY AT DUFFIELDs.

The general merchandise STORE on
{. Amos kibler at Duftiel6a was broken
INTO by thieves last Monday nieht ard
ROBBED OF about a thousan doilak
wN-'' or Tco's of various sorts. III
thieres used truck 10 carry off tIe
r u er. TrcV went To rear windcx'
eat broke out glass and succeedsti
IN forcing away the bars and gainirC,
entrance, and thSn in leisur v manuA-
proceeded 10 help themselves 10 tn
goods they wanted. They carried IN
practically all OF the tobacco, cigSA
and cigarettes; they took ladies' skirts
End coats and shoes, mems ,clothiru
an boots and shoes. candy ani pro.
visions, underwear, ieuelry and watch
es-in short. they went over the Iarpc
stock and stole everything t,at spreil-
ed TO them. When they had ali they
wanted they drove OFT, leaving no c%c
behind them, nobody having heard or
seen them Nothing was known OF the
roooery unti' the store was opened FOR
business Tuesday morning.
IL Is believed that some one familiar
with the store was concerned in tie
robbery. The thieves Seemed to know
where to find the goods they wanted,
even going no an upper room to maE
their selections. Mr.. Killer calRh
unon he county officials and the Stub
poFcemen in this vicinity. and thew at
once hcsan an investigation. Suspect
cd places in the county were visited
and searche' hut so far nothing Has
been discovered.
" Is believed that a weli-orsanized
gang OF thieves Is at work in this seq
ron Within the past week or so storSs
at MI Vile an Sandy Hook have heSh
entered and robbed OF large quantities.
OF merchandise. the marauders leae-
Ing no trace behind them II Is to te
hored that the authorities viii spar 9
no effort to bring these rasoals to jus
| tice