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Evening journal., 1921-07-14
BENJAMIN A. HAZEL
DIES AT SMYRNA
snecIal 10 Ia Evening Journal.

Special 10 The Evening Journal
SMYRNA. Del. July 14.-Benjam-
in a. Hazel. prominent Delawarean.
died az his home this afternoon
shortly after 1890 o'clock. He was
a leader I'm the Democratic party and
about rs years old.
Four years ago he attended the
National Democratic convention as
a delegate from Delaware and on a
previous occasion was chosen for the
same office.
Mr. Hazel was a very large land
owner. lie wa7 interested In min
ing and many other enterprises.
Mr. Hazel was a former Repre-
sentative I'm the Legislature. At
one time ne was an official OF the
American Snun Company. He also
had been heavily interested in
Tonopah Mining Company.
Evening journal., 1921-07-14
BABY COACH PRICES
ARE GOING DOWN

CHICAGO. July 14.-Fancy per
ambulators with friiis and canopies
have gone Que OF style. and the
American baby. athletic from birth.
is now riding in a baby carriage
which will make It tough and strong.
o. W. Seibert. OF Gardner, Mass,
president OF the Baby Vehicle Man
ufacturers' Association, told its con-
vention.
Baskets swinging from the in
side rail Of an automobile are fast
coming into vogue. solving the prob
lem Of what 10 do with the baby
on an auto trip, Mr.. Selbert said.
Prices are going down, too, he said.
so that the high cost Of trundling the
younEster around will soon be much
less than at present.
Evening journal., 1921-07-14
FIREMEN ELECT
VARNEY PRESIDENT

Special to The Evening Journal
LAUREL, July. 14.-At the first
annual convention Of the Delaware
state Volunteer Firemen's Associa-
ton held here yesterday. officers
we're elected as follows;
President. c. f. Varney, Milford;
vice president. f. S. Jones, Middle
ton: secretary. S. II. Carson, Dover;
treasurer. W. T. Bennett. Laurel.
Several companies. with engines,
were here from Delaware and Mary
land towns
Last night there was a firemen's
parade and an address by Josiah
Marvel. Of Wilmington.
Evening journal., 1921-07-14
BURNS AUXILIARY.

The Daughters Of the Robert
Burn Auxiliary will meet at s
o'clock tomorrow evening in the
Labor Lyceum, 412 dupont street.
Following the business meeting there
will be a social hour. Plans will be
made for picnic which will be given
to Augustine Beach on July "a.
Evening journal., 1921-07-14

LONDON. July "a. Omitted Press)
Britain and Ireland meet around the
peace table today to settle their CEN
turies old feud.
The conference got underway
promptly at 430 o'clock.
canon Dc Valera. president OF the
Irish Republic" and Premier Lloyd
George had final conferences with
their respective groups OF colleagues
this morning preliminary TO the first
session Of the negotiations.
Tho British Premier was drawing
np a formal statement Of his govern
Evening journal., 1921-07-14
US. MUNITION
MAKERS FOR
DISARMAMENT
Judge Gary Thinks All
Great Powers Should
Act in Concert
MAXIM FAV0RS
FIVE YEAR TRUCE
By HAROLD d. JACOBS
u. r. stan Correspondent (Cor
rlnha InnI - thn IrnIlnH nrnn.l

u EANNN ANNN'H|NNMfWNH ALNNN"
right 1921 by the United Press).
NEW YORK, July i4.-American
munitions ma akers today placed
themselves on record In favor OF
Limitation OF armaments.
Men whose business interests
would receive profits through war
endorsed President Harding's pro-
posed disarmament conference. both
from a humanitarian and economic
standpoint
Chief among those who declared
for armament limitation In state
ments to the United Press was lrenee
dupont. president OF the r. /. du-
Pont dcNemours Company, largest
Continued on Page Eighty
Evening journal., 1921-07-14
ACCUSE WELSH OF
TAKING CLUB FUNDS

Accused Of having embezzled sl25
Of the> funds Of the South Side-Eden
Athletic Club. Charles Welsh was
before Judge Hastings, in Municipal
Court. this morning. but had MS
case continued until next Wednes-
day in order to obtain counsel
The arrest is said TO have grown
out Of a misunderstanding as 10 the
division Of the proceeds Of activities
OF the organization. Some members
say that Welsh got more than his
share
Evening journal., 1921-07-14
NOSES OF SOME USE
TO HEALTH GUARDIANS

The entire membership Of the
Board Of Health went on a smell
ing expedition" in the southwestern
part OF the city last night and saw
enough to satisfy them that condi-
tions may be remedied.
All OF the executive force Of the
department was put on the job this
morning and results may be expect
ed soon. DR. Handy said that he be-
lleved the Board has located the
source Of the obnoxious odors but
did not care TO make public their
fnding just al this time.
Evening journal., 1921-07-14

ments proposals. This was to be
presented to DE Valera this after
noon.
The first session was expected to
be short. It being anticipated that
De Valera and other Sim Feiners
would want time TO discuss Britain's
propositions among themselves be-
fore beginning actual conversations
with Lloyd George. The atmosphere
was considered distinctly favorable
10 peace.
canon De Valera. shortly before
CONTINUED on Page Eight)
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WILL MOVE BACK sIGNBoARD.

Councilman John ]. Murray re-
ported TO City Council last night
that he had investigated the COM
plants against a billboard at Sixth
and Jackson streets. and had found
that the objections OF residents near
the sign were Justified. Removal OF
the sign farther back from the
sidewalk. he said. would obviate the
trouble. Council instructed the clerk
to communicate with the company
owning the billboard to that effect.
Evening journal., 1921-07-14
Smile Awhile

NEW YORK-Justus u. A
Evans. Negro exhorter, ar
rested for preaching on the
street without a license. told the
court he was a descendant OF
the late Jonah. Sentence sus-
pended.
NEW YORK-A four-year-
old boy found sleeping on a
park bench. told the police he
was Jack Dempsey" His
father. Benjamin Honig. veal
thy merchant denied IL
LITTLE ROCK. Ark.-Patsy
billiard. Negro cook, was saved
by first aid methods from an
untimely death. She was found
curled up like a 'possum on
curb. Patsy had too much ovor
ripe sausage prepared by her
own hands.
Evening journal., 1921-07-14
THIS TRAFFIC RULE
HARD TO FOLLOW

Remarking thai tho section OF the
traffic rules under which the de-
fendant was arrested is a rather
hard rule to follow, and that he
would be inclined to excuse him II
ne had stopped when the officer first
hailed him. Judge Hastings. in
Municipal Court. this morning, fined
Medford Lowe. Negro, 81 and costs
on a charge Of violating the traffic
rules.
Lowe. Traffic Officer Scott testi-
fed. was driving north on Market
street while traffic was moving in
Market street and that he turned
west on Fourth street through
southbound traffic.
Evening journal., 1921-07-14
ShOwers Are Due

Thunder showers will fan
over most OF the territory east
OF the Mississippi during the
next SO hours. the Washington
weather bureau stated today.
Lower temperatures will prevail
tonight in the upper lake re-
gion and on Friday in the Ohio
Valley. the lower lake region,
northern New England and
northern. New York.
The temperature changes In
the balance OF the territory will
be slight. the forecast stated.
Evening journal., 1921-07-14
oo-orERATIvE LEAGUE SING.

Under the direction OF the Girls
Cooperative League a sing and con
cert will be held tomorrow evening
in the court at Thirteenth and
Heald streets under the direction OF
Mrs j. Edward Wilson. There will
also be a story telling hour and drills
by the girls under the supervision OF
Miss Wagner.
Evening journal., 1921-07-14
Band Concert


Mayor Harvey and the Com
munty Service announces the
following program for the
Band Concert and Community
Sing to be held this evening
at Rodney Reservoir. from
s to 10 o'clock:
Band Concert
Overture. "Stradella". Flotow
Selection. Operate Master
Highland RRis2sT Patrol. wee iisIe"'N Mac.
Suite De Ballet. Antony and
Cleopatra" ...... .Gruenwald
Dance Numbers
Fox-trot. Look for the Silver
Fox-trot. Cuban Moon"
Waltz. SLEEPY Head"
FoX-trot. "Jahbcrwicky."
FoN-trot, Il Wonder Where Ny
Sweet. Sweet Daddy's Gone"
Waltz. Peggy O'Nen"
FoN-trot "All by Myself"
FoN-trot. 'Moonbeams"
Waltz. My Mothers Evening
Fox-trot. Moonlight"
Fox-trot. "Deenah."
Inc star NtNNlfu RtNNtff
The Philharmonic Band.
J. Norris Robinson. Director.
Community Sing
The Community Sing will
be conducted by Leon II.
Rossman. The songs will in
clude:
America" Nanny" Bright
Eyes" Make Believe" "Old
Folks al Home" There's a
Long. Long Trail" "Margie."
let the lest OF the World
Go BY"
Evening journal., 1921-07-14
sun AND TIDE.
LOST AND FouND.

'e-~-N~-rr~rr-~
L OsT-AUTOMOB1LE TRUNK BE-
II tween Union or Pennsylvania Ave.
and Front and DUPONT SITS. Call Gf2l-J.
jy1i-2t.
CONTINUED On Page Eleven.)
Evening journal., 1921-07-14
JAPAN ACCEPTS CALL TO DISARMAMENT;
IRELAND PEACE CONFERENCE UNDER WAY
DE VALERA HOPEFUL
OF IRISH PEACE AS
CONFERENCE OPENS

Lloyd George to Present Formal Statement
Of British Governments Proposals Today.
Conference May Then adjourn to Cipe
Sim Eein Opportunity to Discuss Subject.
Atmosphere Seems Favorable for Settle
ment of differences
Evening journal., 1921-07-14
TODNY'S TFNpTRATTRT

At The Evening Journal ONCE.
500 a. NJ. so 1901 p. NJ. 81
1000 A. NJ SIS 100 =. NJ. IS
Evening journal., 1921-07-14
Try This on Him

Eighteen years ago. when
couple married. the groom was
three times as old as the bride.
Today ne is twice her age. Can
you tell their ages now?
Answer to yesterdays; Seven
apples.
Evening journal., 1921-07-14

Have you tried Glover Dairy But
ter? Phone 1540-1541.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1921-07-14
The Weather

Partly cloudy weather with local
thunder showers tonight or Friday;
no change in temperature; fresh
southerly winds.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
city Briefs

v,RRtAGE LICENSES issued
a.sda,. Paul l.. Hamacher. Il,
.nulpa and Arene Meyer, l9, Of
81 cHs Garvis. a.. and Emma
XXI. 30. Of Tulsa; Ralph Dell, 81.
|LIetha Elbon, 81, Tulsa.
=
rvORCE PETITIONS filed In
court Thursday. Gladys
l,op against Roy +. Waldrop;
4 ~rss against Flora Jones; Bcss
y :, against Jess +. Hicks.
=
,opERT q. DEM1NG OF Il -.
nv A Son, Oswego, Kan, is in
k. for "a few days on business
u nenIng was one of the pioneers
~ no eauthwcst In the mortgage
4 bus.ness. opening up his first
[,oes in 1852.
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Want Ads
Rates and Information

,.o nsr word per time,
s,,sn insertions for the price OF
nahum space - words.
/, psr word per day when copy runs
a.. month without change.
vslrium amount ono time CSC.
m CHARGE WANT ADS are due
n.yabIo tho same day first inser-
W. ri st appears tAll out-of-town
.,, ads and al wanted TO rent, SIT.
'.,lss, wanted, wearing apparel and
.,s.shold goods ads are positively
III in aivanceD
LgFLEpH HONE WANT ADS are
! .,sed ,t the same rate as Gosh ads
yH soIcgtlons will be made at your
~. or office as soon after first In
liar as possible. This II an accom-.
..1,tion service and payments should
made promptly when bill Is pre-
'.sJ AiwayR ask your telephone ad
he ropgaated back 90 you by the
.,rhonc ad taker to make sure that
hsg ksou correctly takcn. The world
,sooi asuwe responsibility for errors
\ any Kind occurring In telephons
ittftise
Under no circumstances are we re-
,sr,ible for errors In any advertise
-.s, unless reported imm ediately afteY
s,, Insertion No reduction In cost
~ ad will be made unless error
,stroys value of ad.
Phone 5000
ASK FOR WANT AZ DEPARTMENT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
BOARD AND ROOMS
ROOMS ron HENr TUHNIsHED

NICE. front sleeping room. connecting
bath ~ per week cedar lt5s
DENVER s.. al1-Largc. mont room,
nicely furnished for ono or two people,
UNUSUALLY attractive. southeast bod
room. second story walking distance.
gentlemen or business woman. cedar 1872.
GUTHRIE. =. $40 Ni,sS furnished
sleeping room. cedar soa.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29

| NEW. fully equipped Ford roadster for
sale, 5000 ono hair cash delivery body,
N wanted. Usage 1855.
| FOR SALE VIII sell my Jones 7-passon.
ger cat at bargain. excellent condition
new battery and good tires Cedar 5j9, or
see II A. 500 y. Boulder.
FOR SALE-Ford coupe, good running
order. forced to sell some terms, .
bargain loi2 T.. Third
FORD SEDAN for sale with starter. big
bargain Tor cash. Mr. Moore 7gf $.
Main. Cedar 1870,
FORD t-ton delivery truck. 1913 model:
hasn't been used very much, sell for
reasonable cash. cali Usage Sq6i. Centra'
Garage. 1tb s. cheyenne.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
AUTOMOBILES
AUToMoBiIrs ron sAIr,

Wv s'te'f' W"
FOh SALE Ford chassis Just 0vcrhauIod,
bargain. Price was. ioi2 o. THIRD.
FpRSALE Ford delivery. Al ,ondition-
must sell Price tc5. ioil T.. Third
FOR SALE-Dodge car. Iu good shane.
'all Trader No ;. 100 E FIRST
FOR SALE ReaSonable. tis- ton King
trailer. good condition. Inquire 1915 O..
Second st.
ONE Ford ton truck iot uuicA sale at a
BARGAIN, tia7 y. Archer.
NEW l-ton Ford truck Tor sale. bargain.
Usage 31is
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29

ALTON HOTEl,-Sew location, So7is D..
third absolutely respectable, ~ aud S..
WELLINGTON HOTEL, is.A ", Third
large airy rooms at 81 per day, hotel
under new management.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
BUSINESS SERVICE


pHESSN AKtNG. alterations aud relining
Hurnett
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
on LANDS Am trAsrs. a.,

Will GIVE interest In tho foilowing
leases fnr test woil Deaf only direct
.lg.it-p. 28-1t-S Mount & Mount Brlstow
Okla
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PAINTER AND DECOR ,TNU. thoroughly
experienced and reasonable. 6A ",
thcytnur. Room ii Phone OsaGo dsbs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
FINANCIAL
nIsiNrSs orroRr,NIrIEs


GASOLINE STATION and auto supply
store, reliable man wanted Co manage
'ur "f our branch rpauliuc aud oil ste
lions In Tulsa you must b. able to iu
,rgt not less than 81 600 iu cash, fullr
secured We nay You salary nud your
share " profits. call between ". 900. and
noon or phone OspEH saF Tor appointment.
Nutomou,o Equipment Coz Room ., Hol-
land Uidg
ron SALE Tailor snop. Reasonable"
urIrr, Doing good hIHIuosa. owner has
other IntorcHtH. Leaving city. Address
BOY scr. uarlosvlllo. Okla.
tpNFECrtONLHN. located ct ttsboll
Okla. Good lucHtloui reasonable rent.
Quaint consists ot handsome Soda fountain,
show wCUscs. shelving. tables chairs. car
buuatur Huttrr. kist popcorn mach Inc.
e,rrything complete. only first class con
fnrtiourIy lu town. The place has been
closed short time We Will gIvc purchaser
h"ucut or $1,000 paid ON tho fixtures.
can be- handled Tor small cash payment
down. balance easy monthly payments.
Either Hp tn fdtbsl call uu claude g..
Springs ur vlro CT phone. collect, eros
man Fountain 60. Dallas Texas.
e HH cad nu liz.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
MOVING A>p sroHN"E

ctuHa country moving Grating. pHckinI
and storage. Nl,huis Transfer q Sturag
60 Phone Usage 1lT.iIs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29

"Ut D. TUuRp.
Fancy dresses. suits aud fancy coats. We
alter and f.fll Phone OH7ge titA.
tNNu ,mbruldrfI,s and srwiuF. OsaE'
sIft.U
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29

Union pnprr hanger aud painter. work
guaranteed. HHk for sample, low price.
gsuIp hlbT
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29

county. Texas. very close to eight deep
wells now drilling leases cost me 20 "a
60c per acre. want 10 connect with party
able to sell part % leases only small
profit wanted. ", T. Pratt, Sand Springs.
DLtn. Phone 90
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
BOARD AND ROOMS

ROOMs VIM noARI

WANTED sleeping room by refined
young man. close Iu and reasonable.
Write ilb.b. carr world.
WANTED Two sleeping rooms I'm private
home by business women Address
1928. H. World
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
IIlNIINn IN rIIMIINu

CALL I. n. HOATHtGItT
THE OPEN SHOP rLUMBEH
For plumbing steam. Eaa hitting and re.
pair work Phone Usage Spa9
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29

GOOD BuY uatcry au1 rctan store IN
nearby town, doing good business. This
place Is pt Heed tn sell Must leave on ac.
count uf trouble. Part cash ana terms.
For further Information call Cedar leh2
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-04-29
ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND EouNn.

ANNOUNCEMENTS
LOST AND FOUND. !
red wire wheel. tire aud
~ cedar oi5; osarc 6s6s.
purse between postoffice on
5, /, Fourth. containing one $50 bill one
three 81 bills and small change. Re
|r to Mrs. Ihas. Lewis, 5o2 : Elgin
figEN up at Catoosa, three horses and
Ous marc. black. owner call city mar.
~ Cato0sa, Okla.
|GsT OR STOLEN-SMAI.L SAMPLE
/ CASE CONTAINING SHOES FOR LEFT
hon ONLY. LIBERAL REWARD; 40
tgLSTlONS ASKED. RETURN TO HO-
~ TULSA QUICK. VERT SHOOP.
ieT OR STOLEN small woody female
| rtky dog answers to name Tiny; color
.sh gray with white neck and feet call
a'e Ie5e reward.
56TND-Small package. Inquire 81 y.
Gillette or phone Usage 32s9
| 3D. swope Park Golf club, Kansas city.
5i1s ~ +. Waldron on reverse side. call
fsdron Usage 3b20. Reward.
jsT-Mondsy West Tulsa or West Tulsa
ar one pair Of nose glasses IN case.
fiaH call Mr.. ward, Usage 4soo FOR re-
l.id.
ySY0NE who has taken up a large. black
| l,i white Holstein COW that will let me
t9w where she can be found will receive
3einert for trouble. Phone Cedar $50,
4 voice station. Mrs. Conner.
t0sT-M Irving school cam9o pin. re
ward for return. $. Olympia.
! l0sT-Tuesday. one plumbers repair box:
riun to 20S ~ Grant reward. J. A.
Efsy.
0sT--A 5-year-old child's dress or Ad.
ulfal between Peoria and lt9 y. Utica
fullt, Usage 1915.
Hurry Messenger Service
| Under New MANAGEMENT
Reliable Service
Phone Cedar
|OsT-Boys brown suit coat. Finder
please call Osage 230l.
I0ST OR STOLEN-Whitc Persian cat;
40 reward and no questions asked.
tons Usage 1894 eos Msybell APIS.
l0ST-At Red Fork. black and white Set
ter dog age eight months, Phone Bur
a. 0sage 2s20; reward.
PURELY PERSONAL \
llDEN lady. university education desires
sslhg companion to party going to
'iorna Tor summer or longer. Railroad
,f Included. Usage 1911 or Usage
AlRAoNT MATERNITY HOSPITAL for
.omlnement private; prices reasonable.
~ work Tor board babies adopted.
~ Tor booklet. Mrs. r. Il. Long, tsii
IEsnty-soyenth 81, Kansas CITY. Mo.
Hurry Messenger Service
Under New Management
Reliable Service
Phone Cedar
LES tistula itching. fissuros, bleeding
iteration grandly relieved. Free trial
iaant Pile cure will convince, Write
!afney Auburn, Ind.
list MAIN MATERNITY sANITARGUM
"A home for the care and protection
lodng women; rates reasonable; babies
ped Dr. NJ. II. Newman. medical
eslor lbt7 W. Main, Oklahoma City.
SPECIAL NOTICES o
W. MATERNITY HOSPITAL for young
someh before and during confinement
Ne terms to suit; babies adopted
hts, e.. NJ. James, is W. Thirty-first
h.nsas city, Mo.
'MIED- cattle to pasture, good grass,
1,nY o. water. Cedar 2845.
n.EkNIrY hospital. private. Babies
ssged II desired; prices reasonable.
=. . Robinson. Oklahoma city,
IN ~, VAUGHN would like to meet Jim
ss..y Cecil Hotel.
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TWO LOVELY ROOMS, sun parlor and
bedroom. beautifully furnished. south
exposure, AiN large Windows. ADJOINING
bath private entrance. no other roumcrH
ono hslf block from ear limo. irving Place
rent very reasonable. Cedar ll"t
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-24
Bible Class Meets
At St. Petersburg

St. Petersburg, Sept. 23.-Sunday
school workers in this section, and
especially those who are identified
with the organization Bible classes,
will be interested in the announce
ment of the big Wesley Bible Glass
Federation to be held in the city of
st. Petersburg, October a, 5, and g.
Sunday school leaders are of the
opinion that this will be one of the
most helpful gatherings of the Fed
Grafton since the days Of its organi-
cation six years ago in Orlando. An
interesting program has been ar
ranged for the occasion and good
time is anticipated for all who at
tend. 1t is desired that all organized
Glasses and all Sunday Schools be
represented at the meeting. Reduced
rates have been secured at the hotels
and all who go are assured a royal
good time.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-24
TENNESSEE WOMAN
SAYS WONDERFUL
i Pin My Faith To Tanlac For 1t
! Never Fails Me-" States
: Mrs. Sneed.

81 pin my faith to Tanlac because
it never fails me-" said Mrs. Louise
E. Sneed, 1918 Fifth Ave, Nashville,
Tenn.
81 have kept bottle of Tanlac
on the shelf ever since it restored me
to health three years ago, and take
an occasional dose whenever feel
run down. When l first took it was
in an awful condition from stomach
trouble and also suffered a great
deal from rheumatism. | had lost
almost all of my strength and energy
and was just about as weak and mis-
cradle as a person could be.
at was simply wonderful the way
TanIac helped me. I began to i'm
prove almost from the first dose and
it wasn't long before l was as sound
and we'll as l had ever been in my
life. | could eat anything, my diges,
ton was perfect and I could sleep al
night long like child. Since ther
Tanlac has been my standby and
always expect to keep it in the hous.
7 sm clad to recommend it for
know it is a wonderful medicine
Tanlac is sold by Ackerman-Stew
art Drug Company, and all leadin'
druggists everywhere.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-24
.GROCE RS To FIGHT
JUNK|NG Of O.V.
:. ATTEND HEARING

That Palatka's Wholesale Grocery
Association is fully awake to the i'm
portance of the Ocklawaha Valley
railroad as feeder into Palatka and
as a source of revenue for great
number of persons, industries and
corporations was shown yesterday
afternoon when at meeting they
voted unanimously to put forth every
possible effort to prevent the junking
of this road as has been threatened
and as the citizens of Marion county
seem to want.
At this meeting yesterday after
noon the Wholesale Grocery Associa-
ton voted to send as large and pow
erful delegation as is possible from
Palatka to 0caia next Friday morn
ing to appear at the hearing before
Judge W. S. Bullock of the Circuit
Court, when the question of whether
the o. V. will be junked as the own
ers seem to desire, or whether 1t VIII
continue in operation.
1t was brought out at this meet
ing that a great number of Putnam's
industries are more or less solely de-
pendent upon this road for thei,
raw materials.
Each of the wholesale houses rep
resented at this meeting promised t.
provide an automobile for the trans
portation of as many citizens of Pa
latka as would go to attend thi
hearing and offer what assistanc
possible to prevent the junking Q
this road. Those who will go an
have no available means of transpol
tation are asked to call up G. c. Hue
son, of the Vertrees Company, or an
of the other wholesale grocers an
they will be glad to provide NEAR
of transportation.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-09-24
ELI BARKET LOSES UNCLE AND
FATHER WITHIN SHORT TIME

The many friends of Eli Barket,
former proprietor of the Putnam
Shoe Factory, will regret to learn
of his double bereavement in the loss
of his uncle, E. Mallem, of Jackson
vile, on Tuesday and the message
telling him of the death of his father
in Palestine on August Is
Mr.. Barket went to Jacksonville
Wednesday to attend the funeral of
his uncle, returning to Palatka yes
terday morning. Upon his arrival a
letter was delivered to him from his
mother which was written the day
of his fathers death. His father was
62 years old.