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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-02
NOTICE

To Miss Katherin X. Burt, 30I Pres
guile ST., PhillipSburg. Pa.
You and each Of you are hereby no.
tilted to bring to grade and Pave so
much of Division Street, of the City
of I'alatta, to the extent Of one-fiftr
of the width of Nine feet, as it is in
front of and adjacent to Lots and 10
of Block AS or Burt's addition to
Palatka Heights, with Nitrified brick
laid fiat in accordance with plans and
specifications for such paving on file
in the office of the City Clerk of the
city of Palatka.
4 sample of the material to be used
for such curb and paving is~on file in
the office of the City Clerk of the City
of Palatka; and the City Engineer, up
ON application, will furnish and make
out the grade for such paving. which
and direction of the City Council Of
the City of palatka, and shall be COM
pieted on or before
DECEMBER 90. 1927
Upon your failure to grade, curb
and pave such portion of said Street
within the time above provided, the
City of Palatka will proceed to have
the same done, by contract or other
wise, under the provisions of the Ordi-
nanceS of the City of Palatka. in such
case made and provided, and the cost
thereof, or the amount contracted to
be paid therefor. shall be a lien upon
said property fronting on such portion
of said Street, to be enforced as pro-
vided in said Ordinances.
WITNESS the hand of the City Clerk !
Of the city of Palatka, as wen as the !
a. D. 1921, at Palatka
Florida.
(SEAL) CHAS. BURT,
City Clerk Of the City of Palatka. I
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NOTICE

To Mrs, ii. Potter.
You and each Of You are hereby no.
Titled to bring to grade and Pave so
much of ellis Street. of the City. OF
Palatka, to the extent of one -1tth Of
the width of Nine feet. as it is in front
Of aud adjacent to Lot of ROgerO' S
second addition to Palatka Heights,
with Vitrided brick laid fiat in accor-
rudar with plans and specifications Tor
such having on file in the office of the
city clerk Of the City of Palatka.
4 sample Of the material to be used
for such curb and paving is on flle N
the office Of the City Clerk of the city
of Palatka; and the city Engineer, up
ON appIfcatiOn, will furnish and make
ant he Irade for such paving, which
snail he done under the supervision
and direction of the city Council OF
The CITY of Palatka, and shall be COM
DECEMBER 2G. 1921
TrOn your failure TO grade rufp
and pave such portion Of sald SlteeI
in the manner and of the material ana
Withinft the time above pfoEiueu, Tue
civ nlt Palatka will proceed to nave
tbs same done, by contract or other
1yise und,.r the provisions of the ordi-
nances Of the CITY of Ralatka, in suth
rasr rrade and provided. and the cost
thereof or the amount contracted TO
he nal 4 therefor, shall he lien upon
said NJ liberty fronting on such portion
of saiDItreet, to be enforced as pro-
viGea wi said Ordinances g., ct+,, Clark
Of the Ity of Palatka, as well as inc
Seal ofkkid city, this the 18Th day Of
A. d. 1921, at Palatka'
fl22GTiEGSaIN CHAS. BURT,
CitttElerk of the City of PalatFa
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in the manner and of the material and
within the time above provided, the
City of Palatka will proceed to have
the same done, by contract or other
wise, under the provisions OF the ordi-
nances of the City of Palatka, in such
case made and provided, and the cost
thereof, or the amount contracted to
be paid therefor, shall be a lien upon
said property fronting on such portion
of said Street, to be enforced as pro-
vided in said Ordinances
W1TNESS-the hand of the City Clerk
of the City of Palatka, as well as the
Seal of said City, this the 18th day of
Florida.
(SEAL) CHAS. BURT,
City Clerk of the City of Palatka.
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NOTICE

TO Mrs. Ella NJ. Rossiter.
You and each of you are hereby no
tilted to bring to grade and Pave so
much Of ellis Street. of the City of
palatka, to the extent of One-fifth Of
the width of Nine feet, as it is in front
of and adjacent to Lot of RogerO's
addition to Palatka Heights, with Wit
ritied brick laid fiat in accordance With
plans and specifications for such pay
ing on file in the office of the City
Clerk OF the City of Palatka
\ sample of the material to be used
for such curb and paving is on file in
the office of the City Clerk of the City
of 'alatka; and the City Engineer, up
on application, Win furnish and make
shall be done under the supervision
aud direction Of the City Council o.
the City Of Palatka, and shall be com
plttrd on o. before
DECEMBER &c, 1921
Upon your failure TO grade. curb
and pave such portion Of said street
in the manner and of the material and
within the time above provided, the
city Of Palatka will proceed to have
the SAM done, by contract or other
q. Use. under the provisions of the ordi-
nauCr& Of the CITY of Palatia in such
east. made and provided, and the cost
thereof on the amount contracted TO
b. paid therefor, shall be a lien upon
said property fronting on such portion
Of said street, to be enforced as pro-
Vrd,Q in said ordinances
WITNESS the hand Of the city Clerk
IF the City Of Falatka. as well as the
Seal of said city. this the 18th day OF
November A. y. 1921 at Palatka,
Florida ..
tSEAL) CHAS. BURT,
City Clerk Of the city of Palatka, |
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NOTICE

Tolerant Kuaurr, Palatka Fla.
You and each of YOU are hereby no
tilted to bring to grade and Pave so
much of President street, Of the Clly
of Palatka to the extent OF oi"-Hl IL
of the width of Sixteen feet as 1t Is
in front of and adjacent to ICY l. "I
Burts addition to Palatka HrlEniS'
and lot of Bmt's addition to Palat
ka Heights of Block II, with VIII
fed brick laid fiat In accordance wan
plans and specifications tor SLItO
having on hlc in the Office of the Guy
Clerk Of the city Of Palatka
A sample of the material to be uSya
ror snch curb and paving is on file i'm
the office of the city Clerk of the Cliy
Of Palatka; ana the City Engineer, up
or application, will furnish ana liithS
out the grade for such paNIh|' Nu!,m
shall be done under the SUPERVISOR y
and direction of the City CoGhcll -
thu CITY of Palatka, and ShaH e' CUM
plpted on or before
DECEMBER 26, 1921 1890,
Trnnn vour failure to grade, curD
and nave such portion Of said street
in the manner and of the malrIlIi ~
within the time above pfoI'4e"i t ,.o
CITY of Palatka will proceed 10 Hare
The same done, by contract or otlgi
wise rndar the provisions OF the oFHi-
names of the city Of Palatka. IN sucn
cas-. made and provided, and the Cost
thereof or the amount cohtLatteu ~
he p9id therefor, shall be a iI'n W. .P;',,'
said property fronting on Su'l po' -. ,,o"
of said Street to be enforced 10 p''
vidrd ir SAID Ordinances, ,,.,., ,,,,r,-
IrFTNESS the hand Of the CITY CIerh
of the city of Palatka, as wei rs lIt
Seal of said city. this the l5th Gay a., ol
Sept, mber, g. D. 1921 at FaIa'N"'
Flo a. a. CHAs. BURT,
81
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NOTICE

10 NJ. Mary II. Deal Palatka' RIA.
10 w m' 81 an, -, Zach of you are hereby no
tjt IG" to an" bring to grade and Pa oT tS sS
G mqyn Of % paiatka. to the extent Of one
fftb Of the width of Nine feet as Een 1t of If
in front of and adjacent to h EIaig hts Of
Harris addition to PaIatkkai o iiei 9id fiat
81 sscd rs Me0 with plans and specie } 6e
eafionS Of TT the City Clerk of the City OF
Palatka .,,+or;.l TO he used
for such curb and paving Is ~ The CITY
the office of the CITY CieF E,gireer, up
of Palatka; and IN, tng f furnish H and make
Sps 'n he done under the SUPERVISOR
ana direction Of the city yy,a GTq be com
he CITY of Palatka, and shal Oe
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Bitter Jokina.

fVFn, the novelist, was talk.
Exporter about her long visit
Ah rate for babies is fear.
1salh" she said. IF II were
Tasi sad fact the world would
pam more Spaniards than
for the Spanish are a re-
\ Prolific race. Families of
hel 70 children are not un.
among them.
|aeSe children die off in their
NauSe their mothers are so
|slt Of hygiene. l once heard
|4M doctors distinguishing
you know-about this ma
a'fance which does so much
said the first doctor, Don
\ new baby died off, off, OF
A the age of two months she
a4s 1t on pork, cheese and
tAeeSe and wlne-a good
! I@ a twO-mOnths' old baby
SrOhd doctor. The rich Ho-
'asn' have a better one for
-sS'er' They give it for din.
evening a brace Of chops,
4 !, sweet pudding and a
W and soda, with coffee,
~ a good strong Havana ci.
llOw,'"
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NOTICE

To Susan eli. Rudd, Palatlla, Fla.
You and each of you are hereby no.
titled to bring to grade and Pave so
much of Moseley Ave. of the City of
Palatka. to the extent Of one-tffth of
the width of Nine feet as it is in front
of and adjacent to Lot of Illusions
addition TO Palatka Heights, with Wit
fltted brick laid fiat in accordance
with. plans and specifications for such
paving on file in the office of the City
Clerk of the City of Palatka.
A sample of the material to be used
for such curb and paving is on file i'm
the office of the City Clerk of the CITY
of Palatka; and the City Engineer, up
on application, will furnish and make
out the grade for such paving, which
shall be done under the supervision
and direction of the City Council of
the CITY of Palatka, and shall be COM
pleted on or before
DECEMBER 90. 1921
Upon your failure to grade, curb
and pave such portion Of said Street
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pieted on or before
nETSINAHnrr, "a

TTno, 1S14IbNH 2b, 1871
ana ppm your failure to grade, curb
in ~ pave such portion of said Street
WI Ine manner and of the material and
City in the time above provided, the
the se ar fa a will proceed to have
n MISE, Under the provisions OK the ordi-
n na,lees Of the City of PaIatka' in si,cb
t tea,, hsade end provided, and the cost
b haeee9l, or the amount contracted to
ss e ''aia therefor shall be a lien upon
Of sa PPddopeerty fronting on such portion
'id Dc, ii, in said Ordinances. do pro-
of ~ LINE NESS the hand of the CITY Clerk
g. ihe city of Palatka, as well as the
S Seat OF said City, this the 18th day Of
9RIiprember, A. d. 1921, at Palatka,
(SEAL) CHAc prrDr
City Clerk of the Citv Of Paiatka
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ale capable Of landing with.
sea Of a large aviation field,
without a long run before
a,SeI more than 300 miles
III II necessary, to meander
VIZ a few miles an hour, is
Us the invention of an
sneer, Epaminonda Ber.
a'Of claims that he already
Y machine on a small scale
y nls first experiments as in.
ne success of the inven.
Jew machine is primarily
Y, aerial war chasing and is
with a machine gun. II
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ON GUARD
Nous BuIgarians Dread
spirits of Evil.
,,,oy odd Customs Which
,.n,vs Of Immense Impor-
\. m Their Welfare.

mo of those who will moi
\, a ladder, raise an UNI
no house or spill the SAIL
sting a few grains over
..,derY If you believe in
~ kindred superstitions fast
!, IN this country, you will
sree of kinship with the av'
Bi,,rlan peasant. For there
INV things a Bulgarian may
lies Temple Manning, in the
Plain Dealer. ,
| he many customs OF rural
| 10 neglect which is consid'
nv and even sinful, are the
4. To bring flour into the
N neglect to fumigate it with
.,epse. This must be done to
n NJ the -four any demon
IN have entered the sack.
me- housewife or her daugh'
! h the spring for water, she
! neglect to spill a little on the
|sfore even starting with the
! he house. This is done to
j. any elemental spirit which
|, rooped into the pail. If II
1, the spirit may take up its
! fine house, and may even en-
|bay Of one of the family who
b water.
! are asked to sell a loaf OF
N must not part with it with.
\ having cut or torn off a
|ss frem an end. The spirit
\ helped you make the bread
rIven a chance to fly out OF
and still linger in the house
| DO circumstances may you
|and a spoon to play with. ]
| how Just why you may not
bot 1t Is considered exceed
butky.
Ian | account for the belief
\ Nnmon in some far farming
] Il Bulgaria, that 1t Is very
lib give a child under sever
fye a bath. The child may
NJ, but that is its own look, |
b mother may wash the chile
|iS, but not give 1t a bath all
Zoe time.
baon easily accounts for the
N against cleaning a stable
|ik, fetching water or doing
|hs many other farm duties
kiiess has fallen.
" Is one to account for the
| belief that to permit a dog
10 the roof of q house will
4 rest of the dead members
|innyf
lind countless other super.
PIE the daily work and hab.
HBulgarians and the youths
/ nd work in many a shut-ip
THAT billy land.
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NOTICE

TO Reuel w. Thompson. Palatka. Fla
You and each of you are hereby no.
tltle,s To- bring to grade and Pave so
T I9eh OF White Water Drive. Of the
fifth of the width of Nine feet rs i II iS
N front Of and adjacent to Lot Ten
1lO) of Block Twelve (l2l and Lot
Ten Of Block Thirteen GS) of Harris
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ue'plul paragraph in o
\ , ~ TO rid the pantry
,eu ants, wipe them with
a.Onol every few weeks. "
n ~e You to catch the ant
h ,nat alcohol bath? The
|'0n News.
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of the City of Palatka, as well as the
Seal of said City, this the 18th day of
November, A. d. 1921, at Palatka
Florida.
(SEAGN CHAS. BURT
City Clerk of the City of Palatka
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m" a,'ers worse, when YOU
sel' when you vacillatt
.S're to commit suicide
: " throw up the job an6
,a,' some cool mountaintoI
~, ,i" The coal man to say
n'er fuel now."-Louis
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third
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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-24
POLICE STOP
RED MEETING
M. J. Loeb one Of the Speak
ers Taken Before Chief
and Ordered out of city.


Reds. I. W. W. organizers ard social
Cd bolshev1k propagandtsts ought To
realize BY this time that Chief oil Pc
lice w. 4. Forbis and other city off
cials Will not permit public meetings
Of that sort
william z. Foster. well known So
Sialist and steel strike leader and his
STAFF Of co-workers most Of them women.
came 70 grief in Gary again yesterday
when they attempted 10 hold so-called
rneeting for the relief Of Soviet Rus
STA"
The meeting was first scheduled to
take place at the Froebel auditorium
Arrangements had been made for the
rental OF the auditorium. but at the
eleventh hour the school authorities
learned the real nature Of the meeting
and refused 70 let Foster and his gang
have the hall
Turner Hall a. 14th avenue and Wash
tngton street was then selected as the
rendezvous. but Chief Forbis' men were
not Idle and Informed Foster and the
other speakers that anything un-Ameri-
car would not be tolerated.
Foster opened the meeting and warn
ID. confined himself TO within the Law.
He was followed by a man BY the name
81 NJ j. llpeD. OF fnlCagps WHO Sa1G-
Gentlemen and friends We are wat
ched by the police authorities and they
Rave told us Just what we can say and
what we cannot
They told US we could not speak
about the Red Army hut we are going
TO talk about the Red army anyway
What is more. we are not afraid OF the
police and tonight we are going to hold
another meeting and We are going to
say what please"
That is as far as Loeb got with the
speech as the police stopped the speak
er After clearing the hall Of the gath
BRING. Loeb was taken TO the Cary po-
lice station where he was taken before
rhier Forbis. who gave the Chlcagoan
O. short time 10 get out OF the city and
stay cut
Foster ana Loeb we're accompanied On
thefr trip by a dozen or more women.
said TO be west side garment makers
1t ID said that ft was their duty when
The collection was made to throw a lot
OF bills into the collection box but the
Gary audience did not fall for their
game and they were enriched BY only
> few coppers.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-24
TWO BIC CALLAHAN
MEETINGS SUNDAY


Frank Callahan had two big meet
Angs YESTERDAY one IN the afternoon
1T Kosciosko hall on cedar street. and
%hs other in the evening at Ywano hall
on 1eodor street The nails were tax
ed capacity at both meetings.
=. the evening John X. Reppa spoke
at kosciosko hail. The hall was well
n led.
Mr.. Reppa was introduced as the
rfext mayor OF East Chicago.
How do you get that way" shout
nd some one IN the balcony Frank
Galatians thu next mayor
There was more applause for this re-
mark than there had been when Reppa
was introduced
Frank Callahan and other Citizens
candidates viii address a meeting os
women at the Boy Scout headquarters
In Markstown tonight
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-24
NAN IS, DIES AT
MERCY HOSPITAL.

Gary has lost one or its pioneer set
tiers, in the death Of John McCsrty.
So, who died at the Mercy hospital on
Friday night after a several week y
sickness
Mr. McCarty Will be buried this af-
ternoon in Oak Hill cemetery.
The deceased leaves a wife and Ave
daughters, one Of whom is married
Mrs. James vodicka wife Of Captain
Vodicka, ~ the Gary police depart
ment. * a niece Of the deceased. Mr.
McCarty was lathing contractor and
assisted III the building OF many Gary
hulldinRs
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-24
Graphite

Down to 1850 graphite was obtained
chiefly from the Borrowdale mine in
Cumberland, England. Since then a
supply has been drawn from eastern
Siberia; from Ticonderoga, New York
state: Buckingham Quebec and Bo-
hemia Graphite Is also produced in
Ceylon. and Madagascar. Artificial
graphite is also being manufactured.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-24
NOTICE

TO THE VOTERS or THE CITY OF
GARY, LAKE COUNTY INDIANA
On the first Tuesday after the first
Monday Of November. 1921. being the
9th Of November. 1891. there Will be
held in the several precincts OF the
City Of Cary. Lake County. Indiana
from s o'clock a. m. TO O'Clock p. m.
Municipal Election for the purpose
Of electing a mayor City Treasurer.
City Clerk. Crty Judge. 1--WE Councilman
at Largo. and one Councilman in each
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-24
WESTERN UNION
MADE DEFENDANT

The Western Union Telegraph Co.
were made the defendants in a suit
filed in the Gary Superior court on Sat
urday in which Phillip Nickolich asks
s1.o17.
lie alleges that he delivered $1,000
to the Western Union on July 26. 1920,
To be paid to Stanoge Begoviv. of DAM
lovgard, Monte Negro. Jugo Slavia 7
days after the money was deposited
The payment was delayed 80 days ae-
cording to the complaint.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-24

and interment Will be held in West
Hammond.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-24
CRIMINAL COURT
SETTINGS FOR WEEK

ESPECIAL 10 HE TibES}
CROWN POINT. md, Oct 24-In
the Criminal court Of Lake county. ".
O. Thomas. deputy prosecuting attor-
rev. has made these settings for the
week of October "a. 1921:
Monday and TUESDAY
Grand jury.
Wednesday. October 26
Is94-state vs.. John Myslivy alias
Myslovicz
1sas-state vs. George Kimmett.
Thursday. October At
20s7-6tate VS. Liddell Smith.
2155-state VS.. sdwsrd Timber and
Eebron Hale.
Friday October %
1s45-state VS.. Wilford c. Vangundy
l721-State VS. Joe Match.
1769-Stats vs.. John Samol
1o29-State W. Andy Horvateh
I872-state Us. Patrick DeMickle
SS75-State VS.. jos Cordo
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-24
CHICAGOAN KILLED
AT PORTER

The remains OF Morris Vision. 81
years old. who was killed In a train
accident al Porter Ind Friday of last
week when he fell between two cars
crushing both legs. were shipped to
the Chicago home Saturday where bur
al occurred yesterday. His parents
are Mt and Mrs jacob Vision, 1929
I.awndale avenue, Chicago
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-10-24

always win but he will win oftener
than the man who doesn't try except
when he knows he will win-Boston
Transcript
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1921-02-02
FIREMAN SOMMERS
TELLS OF ACCIDENT
Glenns Run, Ohio, Man Was Fireman
On Helper Locomotive at Floyds

Lawrence Sommers OF Glenns Run.
we'll known in Martins Ferry and vicin-
ity, was working on the Inflated Bal
timore and Ohio freight train when the
lead locomotive blew up near Dittleton
w. Va. early Saturday morning and
killed four men. Sommers was firing
on the engine pushing the long freight
when the accident took place.
Sommers tells vivid story Of the
accident. The freight was the fastest
on the branch and when they left Lit
Teton were hitting around 60 miles an
hour. Before they reached the tunnel
they had slowed to about 40 miles. and
SommerS was leaning over, breaking up
coal, when the explosion took place.
The conclusion and the jar simply stop
ped tho train within a few feet and
Sommers was propelled forward against
the fire door which luckily was closed
ut the time. His arm is black and blue
from the jolt.
Sommers and the engineer thought
they had run into a head on collision
and got out their orders to verify
their instructions. Shortly afterward
one OF the trainmcn came running back
and told them what had happened. In
the darkness the engineer found n tel
ephone box and tclephoned to Littlrton
to have doctors and aSSiStan nee ready
while Sommcrs unCouplcd and ran his
engine bnck to the town There ne piled
physicians and all available help into
the engine cab and made record run
back to tho wreck.
The engineer lived but n short time
dying with a broken 0ack. He asked
what had happened and the surviving
members of the crow made light OF the
accident. 0trll Tviterating his belief
that something serious had happened
he died just as Sommcrs arrived back
from Il creek nearby with water to
ouench the dying mans thirst. The fire.
man had both eyes blown out and was
horribly manEled. Another man was
blown an incredible distance down the
track.
On the early part OF tn" run an en-
CINE inspector was working on SOM
mers engine as IL had been working
badly After fixing II he climbed over
the string Of cars TO the front engine
TO make repairs there and had only
been there a short time when killed by
the explosion.-Ma Martins Ferry Daily
Times