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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-26
fiAND COMES NEAR
LOSING TRIP TO U. S
n d. &c Tardicu Concludes
Scaihins Attack Upon
:. French Cabinet.
IBy Associated prc.s.l


PARIS, Oct. 2J.---prcinicr Briand,
The opinion OF old political OBJ
|r'ers, seemed dangerously near to-
Sht 10 losing his weeks fight In the
amter OF Deputies for Il vote Of
'iiidcnce that would send him 10 the
Darlington conference. When Andre
sdIcu concluded a scathing attack
the Cabinet II was declared by
|'ny that the government was
|V'ncd. But between now and to-
|'frow afternoon. when the debate
the governments policy will he
|'uincd. II Is admitted much may
|ppcn.
~ BRAND asked for the floor at
T conclusion of ". Tardicu's speech
! the Chamber voted to adjou' 9
I'll tomorrow. after a session full
anxious moments that visibly
rainod the nerves Of the members.
NJ. Tardicu's assault. which was
scd on domestic political uucs-
ms. created marked Impression
the center. composed OF Mrdcratcs.
40 ar" ia III. majority. lie recalled
. holo insiIn affair and tn. CaIllnus
" .hh!NE cdScH, 10 tn. di.crcdit OF
Q old parties. to which. fc asserted.
Briand ""cd his support. III. APP
nj 10 political passions seemingly
~ with greater bucccsS than had
) o. IN" criticismE o! the govern
'nts foreign and general policies.
" tho Premier falls II viii be be-
use N" Entente Rrpublicaine."
g largest party in the Chamber.
II have gained tn" support Of
"uEh adh"r"n,s 10 form Il majority
The simple point that the biggest
rG in tho Chamber must govern.
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,cnr for Involuntary Mans,nurhtcr

PETERSBURG. Va, OCT. c5-
Charlie stokes. colorcd. Was con-
vic,cd BY jury In the Hastings
Court today OF shooting and killing
Harrison Scay. also colUrcd. ana was
sentenced TO one year In The state
Penitcntiary. Til. jury found th.
man guilty Of involuntary man
slaughter. although i. reported Ia
the court that it meant To render
verdict of voluntary manslaughcer.
H'HF was stabbed in "a crap game
lhSt Eear' ms wounds proving fatal!
STOKES "ha arrested NJ Baltimore. last
stokes WAS arrested in baltimore I,st
on the charge. but it was thought
at one time that the case would
nave 10 be dropped through lack Of
prosecution witnesses. Several were
since located ana testified at the tria!
today.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-26
COWBOY PLAYS HERO IN
SAVING FIRE FIGHTERS

VENTURA. CAL. oct. 25.--An ac-
count "i Il rare display OF hcroism
turing recent forest fire In the Rig
fIhe country. in this section, has
been received here.
u number OF Gre-nghtcrs had been
WITHOUT food for several days. and
!" reach them it was necessary 10
cross iirc-swept mountain and Slide
down an cmbankncnt OF shaie n
quarter OF a mile long
hoh Logan. cowboy. successfully
made the hazardous trip. In making
the long. dangerous slide he dis.
mounted from the horse no was rid
ing and. driving IL before him. held
70 the animals bride.
After the iire-iightcrs had been fcd
the forest lire was cxtinguishcd. and
they were rescued.
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Mnnss HIMSELF I'm IIur,nn,

,EctI.hNiLLE. VA. oct. 25.-
Nh'ton l.. S.lcott, "A wclI.knowu citi-
zen or This county. committed suicid.
ny hanging himself in the haymow
over ms harm. His body was not
was done. He was SO years az 100
ana Is survived by his wife and ,hroc
small children. He had been in an
excited nervous condition for .o,,c
uaEs ana his habits had become very
irregular, so ms absence from bnnc
had caused no especial uncasincss for
a while The discovery was mad, by
a rcishbor nearby. -,
plctCd ~
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BRIDE COLLECTS ALL
NALUABLES AND LEAVES
Eioprs with Another Man Will. We'd
ding Mcrrimrnt Is AT ItS
Highest
iDy United News.

WOBtRN. MASS oct. 2j.-While
the wedding mcrri'ucut was at it's
highest. Mary Helen Powell. bride Of
sunday afternoon. excused herself :"r
II few minutes. went 10 her room. tool;
her $500 wedding gift. her :aog coat.
her husbands revolver. and clop.d
with another man. Tho police checked
up on liclcn's admirers al! day Mon
day but found IL" clue as TO the one
with whom she .lopcd.
The brides brother saw her throw
"a suitcase out the window. and saw
h"r jump into big limousine in
front Of the house His story broke
UP the wedding Festivities.
Frank krchera. the bridegroom
says he wIll take his wife lack il
she can explain the matter satisfa.-
torily.
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FREIGHT EMBARGO
ON TEXAS RAILROAD
Freight and Passenger Trains
Moving as Test Strike
Continues.
Continues.

HOUSTON. TENAs. oct 2;.--An
EMBARGO on freight vas pu, .yto e.
feet today on the international and
Great Northern railroad. on which
800 members % the brotherhood o.
Railway Trairm.n are on strike.
II was announced that while all
freight and passenger trains are NOV
ing on the railroad NJ furtnc,
freight consisnmcnt7 would be ac-
copied unit! further notice.
The strike called hy the brother,
hoods affects only brakcmcn. All
other union men on the road are still
In service.
The strike was called M n "tcs,..
preliminary to the widespread walk
out the train service unions threaten
- put into cTect October 80
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Di>continuc Once of Dcn,n,,r,,o,

.;KURG. VA. DC, 81
~ Not" OF three to two. the no,r1
o! SUPERVISORS Of Shenandoah C,oun
". yesterday discontinued the Office
'I county demon"traior. held 70,
sc'e'a years by II. y. Warrincr
Necessity for economy in the use or
me c"unty's funds was assigned By
t'f 1"hra as tho reason for their a.-
s'o", no complaint having been lodged
against the incumbent. TIL, f.rr
ihS interests Of the county were sain
|" nave been unanimously behind tho
COUNT agent. and acekinE for tho
continuance of his office. /, Is ur.
dersto"d tho board will be asked In
reconsider its action.
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wood rnrdons IL Prisoners.

risoncrs confined In prisons through
ut tho islands were nardoned today
y Governor General Leonard Wood
'wo Of the pardoncd men were scry-
ig life terms, following conviction
II charges Of murder. All the par
ons were recommended by the Wood
'orbcS mission following its invcs-
iGation Of island prisons, and wcrc
ssls on reasons of advanced age or
God conduct
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upti-,. Have Revival In sou,hwest.

kONSAROCK. VA, oct. a5.-Flry.
rec persons were baptized In the
Yer following tho revival meeting
|nductcd b. Rev George II Wiley.
ON tho Eapt!Strr state board a,
ichmoHd. In. revival lasted two
rckH. there were 10 converts. MY
whom were men. seventy Ave were
'ccivad into the Baptist Church by
lc pastor. Rev. -. r.. iiagar. one
lousand people lined the river
nnks aud wondered At the long lire
converts wh" did not hesitate, al
p.gh II was very cool and dis
Srccahic day. Their" are many more
b br baptized. The church has more
ian doubled It's membership. Mr..
Hey went from Eounarock To Green
oy" Church, End there are already
JTty converts there.
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Fear Farmer victim of r.ou, Play.

COLUMBUS. CA, oct. 35.-Thad
Mullins. farmer of IN. nearby county
OF Harris, has been missing since Sat-
urday night when he was called from
his home after retiring by unidenti-
fed men. II was learned here today.
II is feared he has met with foul play,
according 10 the Rev. Emmett Week
L.. and committee of Harris County
citizens. who came here to seek aid
OF Muskogce County authorities
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YOUNG WOMAN MISSING
FROM SHIP STATEROOM
DIsnpp~nrs After TcirphoninE Friends
In I'Rwtuckrt She Would lie
Home i,urly.

PAWTccEET. II. u oct. 25.--Miss
E!oisc iiopffSavtcn. 81 years old. was
missing from her statcroom on the
Colonial liner Cambridge when the
steamer dockcd at New York today
according 10 word received by friends
here.
The young woman. whose home was
somew here in Florida, was employed
as "a stcnoEraphcr at Washington un-
u! recently. Sh. t"lcphoncd TO
friends with whom ahc lived y.st.r-
DAY that she would be home within
an hour after leaving the Office.
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DECLARES BONUS FOR
SOLDIERS DYING OUT
Secretary 81 4. =. Chnmhcr of COM
mcrce sp-nks Ia New Orleans
Conventions.
IHT AsHOcIatch PrnN..

NEW ORLEANS. LA. oct. 25.--
Sentiment throughout the country is
turning against the proposed cash
bonus for soldiers. y. a. Skinner.
secretary OF Ia" Chamber OF Com
incrcc OF the United States. today
told delegates 10 the National Con-
vontion OF Commercial Secretaries.
Mi. skinner asserted that aglta-
ton Cor tho bonus is certain TO hc
revived in Congress this winter. lie
stated that a constructive program
for The uninjured veteran Is under
way and Viii be continued. unless
hammered hy bonus propOnents.
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Issuc 80 Warrant. for Dry violation,
ny Unitcd News1

81
PHILADELPHIA. oct "5-Siyty
warrants for bootIcggcrs. for truck
men who transport Illicit liquor. for
nNcrs" who arranged for fraudulent
Permits and possibly former proh!bi-
ton officials arc hcinr prepared for
i:anc from the Office cf the United
states District A,;orney here. In adj
~Iion To this action. Federal author
ities are preparing TO 70 before the
United states Grand Jury net month
TO demand indictments based upon
cvid"nc. against persons for whom no
warrants are to be issued at present
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FARMER. Forcing Tobacco cron.

lYNCiiBCRG. VA. oct. 25.-M-
though there has been no season" 70
bring tobacco in order, some farmers
in the LynChburg district are fore
ing small amounts OF III" crop in
order to got /; on III" market. This
always reduces the price. hacatis. IL
seems impossibi" 10 prevent the to-
baccO from getting into high order
but small leaf offered In this con,i-
tion has gold this week as high as
SIS. \ RAINY spell VIII mean heavy
sales here and the expectation IL; that
new prices VIII set up many now rec
brdS.
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Chambers Oppose Rate rncrc,..s

Traffic men az the Chambers of
commerce in cities throughout the
tate assembled at the Richmond
manner yesterday and discussed the
fopoSed increase in freight rates in
MS territory effective November 2S.
nc conference was one Of a series
FJch Shippers representatives in
I.is territory VIII hold Ia combat the
opposed advances in class rates
'hich. II is said. will he hurtful TO
he commerce OF the cities In Vir-
mia
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Find nody of Salesman ON Train

MADISON, FIN, oct -J.--Thc body
OF John Dean, travelling salesman.
SAID 10 be representing Chicago
clothing house. was found in the
!iNatory OF "a coach on Scaboard
air Lilac passenger train when IL ar
fNrd mere today, Dean apparently
having committed suicide. Ills throat
Was cut, and tn" razor with which
he is supposed to have ended his life
was lying on Il window sill He had
n ticket from New Orleans to Jack
sonVilic.
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MISSING AVIATORS
ARE REPORTED FOUND
stenin"r AIirEhnny Picks Up Officers
From Pensacola, who We're
Forced IN Land

NEW ORLEANS. LA. Oc-. 25.--A
message from the steamer Allegheny
TO sea going tug en- rou;. from
Pensacola To join In the search. in
'crcspiod by the local naval radio sta.
tor. states that Lieutenant a. ~.
Darcy and Mate Wendell. forced u
Rand their scaplanc nftccn miles
south of the Mississippi River. last
sunday. were picked up safely when
me missing plane was found by tho
Allegheny
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Fcnr Race mot in n.,,,uo,

BALTIMORE. Oct. ga NEGRO w,s
kiiied IN Il battle with Baltimore po-
nee nj Humphrey Station, a suburb
OF TINS city. late tonight. following
threatened race riot Tho riot was
precipithtcd by an assault upon n
white girl by negro. AT late hour
band OF negroes were in n house.
surrounded by police
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-26
Tnhh Memorial A.so,,o,,,,

IN" state Corporation Commission
mas Erant"d Il charter to tho John
H. iaDb Memorial Association. Rich
mono, Va. a non-stock corporation
the inc"rporators are G. watson
1athes. president Gordon Blair.
secretary: Ruby q. Dart and Wynu-
ham X. Meredith, all OF Ricbmond
Inc association will maintain n IL
orary In memory Of John l.. Tabb.
OF Richmond
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VIII Deliver Addrrs.

BEACH. VA. oct. 25.-Profcssor
e. i. Dahl. OF Newport News. is on
a visit TO his mother, Mrs. Lucy Il.
Dahl. near Beach. and Will make an
address at pincy Grove Methodist
Church on The Words Of Ny
Mouth" the nth Sunday Of this
month. y musical program has been
arranged for the occasion by home
talent, assisted by Gill Grove and
Wesley Chapel churches
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Two Dances After roo,,,,,

1.NNCHBGRG, VA. Oct 25.-Tvo
dances are 10 be given here SATURDAY
night incident TO the V. Il. I.-w. & I,
football game. one of them being
given by the Sports Corporation al,
The NirEinian Hotel. and the other. an
independent affair. at the City Audi
forum. Tho Tech Cadet Corps and
800 or more Washington and Lee
students Will be here for the game.
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stock Exchange sent Cost. sso.ooo.

NEW YORK, Oct. 25.-Thc price OF
seat on the New York Stock Ex
change dropped $4,000 today. when
me sale OF membership was nm
n"unced at $4,000. the last previous
sale was recorded at 10000. Tho
names OF purchaser and seller were
not made public.
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Raise sa4,1.a for Y. VI. G. 4,

LGN'fll, re. VA, Oct. 25-The
FIRST report OF the $4,000 =. NJ
6. y. campaign. made At Il meeting
OF workers this afternoon. showed
that sai.l2S Of the sum had been
raised the tirs, day of the campaign.
The workers meet each day for re-
ports. The campaign ends Saturday
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II" increase Ice Plant.

Ia NCiiBCRG. VA. oct. 25-Thc
standard Ice Company here has L.,
contract for an addition TO its nlan,
"hlch VIII Increase its daily capacity
sixty tons day. giving a mayimum
OUTPUT OF ITO tons. The storage Ia
cii!t!cs viii also be Increased TO $500
tony -'SV'
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ELVES Left IIIE I.stntc.

LONDON. Oct. 25.--Gcrvasc Elves.
the famous English tenor. who was
killed while on concert tour I'm
America. left an estate valued nj
s6l2,50S. the whole OF which. cxcep,
for few requests of servants. he
leaves TO his wife. Lady Winifride
Elves.
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Former nal, ploy., I. n.,,

DETROIT. Oct. 25.-James c'Jim-
ms barrett, famous Detroit Ancri-
can League outhcldcr, prior to 1905.
ana more recently engaged in the
real estate business, dropped dead in
ms Office here this noon. Apoplexy
is believed TO have caused his da,th
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viii Include Fort or NnoI,o

"ASHlNGTON, Oct. 25.-Thc Elmer
ency Fleet Corporation plans to in
Jude the port OF Manila in its coast
Use trade routes by February 81.
32l II necessary tonnage is avail
biz, President Powell announced to-
nv.
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AK nlds for Nerro ,1rc, s.ho,,

LfNCllBURG. VA, Oct. 25.-The
CITY Council here has authorized the
CITY School Board TO secure bids for
me hniiding OF negro high school
Al cost not to exceed $1,000 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-10-26
Good Clothes
stay good

TT pays to buy Good
b Clothes because they stay
good. The Society Brand
Clothes you buy today will
look just as smart after
months Of service as they do
now. Hand-tailoring does it.
~
ALFRED DECKER & CoIIN Makers. Chicago : New Yors
In Canada SOCIETY BRAND CLOTHES. Ltd, Montreal
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-10-20
| Matrons' Club.

/ members of the Young Ma
4 Club will meet tomorrow af-
bn with Mrs. J. w. Browning
ktesS, at her home in the Davis
lnents on South Eighth street.
Browning has invited her
h for three-t thirty o'clock.
Friends of Charles P. Philips
kgret to hear that he is con-
10 his home by his illness and
Nope for his early recovery.
Il. and Mrs. J. W. Hart are
Eng a portion of the week in
bnville.
Edith Kupperbusch, Mrs. A.
Mrs. Charles Kupperbusch,
Hiss Bess O'Neil, Mr.. and Mrs.
James spent this afternoon at
hguStine Beach.
4. and Mrs. James, Miss Edith
Mrs, L. A. Smith leave to-
pr Jacksonville to see Miss
pNeil off on a boat trip to her
EH New York.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-10-20
INTERLACHEN NEWS

the hostess served her guests with
cakes and refreshing iced tea. The
semi-monthly schedule of meetings
will now be resumed and continued
during the winter season, the next
meeting date being Wednesday, Oct.
&c, at tn eLake Veiw.
DR.. and Mrs. Wilcox of Princeville,
ILL.,, the old home town of the Co.
burns, were stopover guests of Miss
Coburn last week, while on their way
to their winter home in Titusville.
The latest word from Mrs. Amelia
Corthell is to the effect that their
plans for an early home coming have
been delayed because of business mat
tiers, and it is now not quite, certain
when they will start south.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Nelson came
from Jacksonville Monday and will
have a week of freedom to spend in
their cottage home here.
The heavy rain of last Friday has
greatly refreshed all vegetation, and
encouraged people to go on with
planting of winter gardens.
Building activities are being hast
ened as rapidly as possible, in order
to have the new homes ready for
eaerly occupancy. The commodious
bungalow built by Mr.. Francis for
the use of his poultry superintendent
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-10-20

that she is giving her services in an
industrial school for girls on Watha,
NC. 49,.
W. j. Short and wife of Indiana,
Pap were here for two days last
week renewing acquaintance of
eight years ago when they spent the
winter here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bickler and five
children have recently arrived and
are occupying their new home,
known as the Terrell place, at East
End. -
S. W. Rowley motored to St. Au-
gustine Tuesday and brought back
with him his mother, Mrs. J. S. Row.
ley, and sister Miss Fannie. Since
leaving here Mrs. Rowley has visited
three of her daughters, Mrs. Abbott,
of Ophelika, Ala, Mrs. Fred Beach,
of Savannah, and Miss Grace Rowley
of st. Augustine.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-10-20

first of November, into the Smith
Apartments on South Third street.
Little Miss Esther de Nazarie is
i'll at the home Of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Julien de Nazarie, to the
regret Of her friends who will hope
to hear shortly of her recovery.
MIR, and Mrs. Thomas Russell
have returned from a short stay in
Jacksonville.
C, w. Loyeland, of Satsuma, was
prominent out-of-town visitor here
yesterday,
Mrs. W. s. Buddington, of Mid
dleburg, srent yesterday here with
hey sister, Mrs. W. NJ. Morgan.
Mrs. W. H. Bryant, of Welaka,
is the guest Of relatives in Palatka.
Senator and Mrs. W. A. Russell,
cf Crescent City, spent yesterday in
Palataa.
Mrs. Emma j. Robards has re-
turned to her home in Miami, after
enjoying q visit here with her niece,
Mr.. A. s. Harris, at her home on
Emmett street,
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-10-20
Burglar Turns On
Lights and Rifles
the Richard Home

A burglar entered the home of H.
{. Richard at No. Ais North Fourth
street last night about 10 o'clock,
ritled all dresser drawers, carried off
500 in money and some small articles
otwearing apparel and jewelry. The
robbery was one of the boldest re
ported in Palatka in long while.
Mrs. Richard was visiting neigh
bors and Mr.. Richard was at his of
flee during the evening. When Mrs.
Richard returned home she noticed
lights burning which she had turned
off before going out. She thought Mr..
Richard had returned home and call
ed to him, but there was no response.
She went back into the house and
noticed that all dresser drawers were
opened and it quickly occurred to
her that some stranger had intrud-
ed and might possibly be in the house.
She gave the alarm and when the po-
lice arrived thorough search was
made but the intruder had made his
escape.
Mrs. Richard reported to the po-
lice that several nights ago she had
observed white man peeping in at
one of the windows.
Entrance was effected last night
by raising a screen by some one
standing on a fence right near the
house. 1t is believed that he was
some one familiar with the customs
of the residents, and that he watched
the opportunity to gain admittance.
China says she must fight Japan
with words. Well, a Chinese word
looks like a lethal weapon.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-10-20
Bush Hostess to Club,

png delightful informal gath
Of tn eweek was the meeting
/ Wegotcm Club yesterday af-
pn' This little organization met
Prs' Lester Bush as hostess, at
Pine on River street.
living room, where the guests
fed for a pleasant chat over
Sewing was simply and pretti-
forated with golden-rod and
Foreops.s. Toward the close of
pjoyabIe afternoon, Mrs. Bush
her guests with fruit salad,
| eggs saItines and punch.
palng yesterday afternoon with
push, We're: Mesdames Louis
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-10-20

d: w. Browning, c. E. Anderson, and
Misses Winifred Browning, Mildred
Williams and Florence Smith.
Miss Myrtle Holden is enjoying
several weeks stay with friends
in Bashville.
Mrs. Harry Peyton and two
children are the guests of Mrs.
George L. Welch, at her home on
Madison street.
The group of young people who
have been enjoying a house party
at the Davis cottage at st. Augustine
Beach, are expected to return to their
home in Palatka today.
DR.. George E. Welch is spend-
ing some time in Kentucky, where
he is visiting relatives.
Earl Mackey, of Valdosta, was
business visitor in Palatka, YES
terday.
W. B. Crane and little son, b.
hon, left yesterday for Atlanta, where
they will attend the Western Electric
Convention.
Mrs. W. NJ. Goethe, Mrs. Bryant,
Mrs. H. S. Cummings and Mrs.
Clark were among Rodman ladies
shopping in the Gem City, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. S. O'Haver left
yesterday afternoon for Miami,
where they were called by the illness
of the latter's cousin, Mr.. John R.
Gourley. Both Mr.. Gourley and his
wife visited Mr.. and Mrs. O'Haver
last winter, and made friends who
will regret to hear of Mr.. Gourley's
illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bowles and two
daughters were among the many
Hastings visitors here yesterday.
Little Miss Lucy johnson has
returned from a stay of some weeks
with relatives in Ocala.
Mrs. Louis Kalbfeld and Mrs.
Nell R. Varnes returned yesterday
from a three weeks stay at Day
tona Beach.
Miss Louise Hudson is the guest
of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. W. Beach at their home in Grove
land. Mr.. and Mrs. Beach spent the
weekend here with Mr.. and Mrs. P.
F. Hudson and Miss Hudson accom-
panied them home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tilden have
returned to their home at Avon
Park after spending some time visit
ing relatives here and at Florahome
Willie Brown, of Federal Point,
spent yesterday in Palatka.
Miss Floressa Sipprell and Miss
Sarah Bard were visitors to Bost-
wick, yesterday, and will spend to-
day at Florahome.
Mrs. NJ. A. Minton and Mrs. S.
A. Minton, of Hastings, were shop
ping in Palatka yesterday,
L. NJ. White is making a short
business stay at Green Cove Springs