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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-03
Time Grows Short
to Send Products
for Putnam Exhibit

The time is growing short for the
collection and asserting Of farm pro-
ducts to be taken to Jacksonville for
the State Fair, November IL to 10,
inclusive.
A prize stalk of cane measuring
fifteen feet in height and weighing
ten or eleven pounds came to the
Mann Hodge Seed Company early
this week, fos the exhibit. The grow
er stated that he could furnish any
quantity of similar cane and in ad-
dition would bring in load of wa
termelons before Saturday. Bostwick
has promised to supply quantity Of
rice.
Mr.. Kearns, residing at Florahome
had collected a good showing of prize
pumpkins and kershaws. This came
to the notice of County Farm Agent
| Armstrong through discussion OF
Mr.. Kearns' recent fire. The kerr
shaws and pumpkins had been piac-
ed in his home and were there when
it recently burned to the ground.
Farmers throughout the county are
urged to bring in whatever products
will keep until November 10 so that
, they may be assembled ready to leave
Palatka on next Tuesday or Wednes
day.
The new county agent has beer
. most agreebly surprised by the gen
eral interest that has been develop
ed in the exhibit. He was fearful
y that coming here so close to tn
opening date of the fair, he woul'
Z have difficulty in getting togethe'
i prize winning exhibit. However, o.
the contrary, he finds that the farm
ers are enthusiastically supporting
:. the display.
! He remarked yesterday, "lf Put
i nam county supports all worthy er
beavers as heartily as they are tn
10 State Fair at Jacksonville, commend
~ ing a week from next Saturday,
can see that there is great futu1
in store for this county" The Dali
News is certain that the longer M
Armstrong remains in Putnam coul
ty the more he is going to be in
pressed that this section compare
z most favorably with any producir
community in Florida.
as -- c-o o,
l., Full line Infants Soft Sole Sho'
os in Black, Brown and Colors just r
nc ceived by express.
VII KINSON'S Phone 453
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-03
ADVANCES OF S1,500,O0O
MADE TO THE FARMERS

Washington, Nov. Advances
for agricultural and live stock loans
totalling almost $1,5OO,0OO were an
rounced today by the War Finance
Corporation. At the same time the
corporation reported that Florida
nronoses to form live stock loar
company with a capital of $25O,OOO
According to is custom no names
we're given.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-03

a raid to secure the body, guards be-
ing stationed at all points leading to
the town. Today all is quiet and it
is believed that there will be, no fur
Their trouble.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-03
report anything ~ ~,

report anything Of tbi, !
If a single America,
been hanged withop, =,
it would have come to ;,
and proper measures w. W. u
taken. The senator. "Ou l'
are preposterous and ;na Wv
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-03
THURSDAY Morning, Nov en,l.

Newton D. Baker, former secretary
of war, tonight.
France was not bowling wilder
ness, but civilized country, Mr..
Baker sadi. ut was pretty we'll
crowded with American men and
women who would have been quick to
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-27
CHURCH OF GOOD
SHEPHERD RECEIVES
new PIPE ORGAN

rhe installation of tho now organ
Boo the Chmeh nf thr Guud shepherd
w completed and ,Nui De- naod sundn,
rn ths frst time
Tho AHnr nf tW luHumoni iH boo
N0h waNW lul M ,NcrrdWliS at.
NnDtivp and thc tom, H pronounced
oAccl uamS nno %, fho muacnus
who hnvc fD.tol
rrnfc ONn Nneurfinr hss cun
.rut0d u rtslio at Go, organ fur
both erfNicr. ,ud % fuil choir Wlll
rtHtsf tfIN attractive niuiic
Morning
NfeaH fe0rHl N tn o.
NrHrao Nn1au. Crnshur' r
faDutltoD ffum ssmphrnN $50
rU NuNu Woodward
Of0.ffnrt T,u 1t Nut Cd iHth,r
MlA rriohrr
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Evcnina.
ofrtu rrnHl o. ut nN 49, ono
MutH fna
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snn utH Ns rWatr n,ri-
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saHl ehehN in DhuiI
Solo God sM Wps away Af
rmt. luftn Nre Nm Clrmmrf
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-27
CHINAM GRIP
OF MALIGNANT
DICTATORSHIP

fN"NlfNI tifii i'N' ~ iNN ufAW'Nu
them
Gcn,rH WV ra-m. Tato Km's
right hand lieutenant openly charrrt
Dhane Tao.lin with sohrmiup 90 CON
tr0l MONGOLIA into which country hr
ls hordtur un expedition win rrrn nH
the Objective not Through mtrinur
mutlNos hui because nf acorrt treaties
with Japan and with Russian &C.
Hctouafiya
Chang Tsu.in aud Tsao Kun con
troll loMng and through rohlnr such
oth,' wu loidH aa ruy nominal re.
src,t tp rcNne
pibrr rnchnna in othci wetions Of
Chna. aFo 90 e mold uult smaller
CHILDREN BURNED ALIVE
ll1tr luuh i' lh' Tuchur OF
liuroh General WANG Chnn yunn
some weeks ago troops 90 ih, Scr
QUO division under hia direct command
und poo his howo city smoked Wuchanr
oitv ~ 500 900 inhnhiiania ACROSS me
iueto fJtcr num iianhoV WHORE emo
inrirN settlement ia and burned large
SECTIONS nf OBJ, town
70 ls known that children wrrr
hurn,d to death inno,cui poortr
Nvu' 4hoi down iu thr streets 1H thr,
t'd nnforo Tho auidi.r -baudiir
The dus following th, snckinr 10
20" ,lfy hoadles4 bodies aud bend.
without holios ny covered with flies
in tho streets
Shops Worc wrecked warohoueos
pil1rod then burned Tho ionting wns
su thoroush that ovon tho sosy poor
hHd fhv few copper "caeh they pun
scss'i taken from them
RlODLED IN BOX CAR.
Women were attacked and rcd tsr
rut prslytrd the citv for huurs
thanks 80 the troops NJ the Chinese
government
Geuem WINK ruohm m liupch
Wsa powcrioss u k said his own
h"lfeHnid Threatened to ioin the
hooters
Aflor pilnginE Wuchnng tine lootora
'Iled Trains ana Departed
fnr 1u ordof from the Tuchun ono
Of thoHe trains was sldctrrkcd at
sinohin whore for hours with tho
BOOK cars packed with thc pilitrcrf
machine gums kept up RUNNING
Hirean nf lead turning the cara .nto
sl'Vrs watch Ike hug. colind,rs.
dripprd blood
80 osc,p, Was possibl, ror Those
inside
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a fcw huurs before nil ihis Mtp-
ron,n. similar SCENE happened tt
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Inhabitants. above WuchanE on the
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-27

AT THf AMUSU TO-DAY
WILLIAM $ HART ~ HlS LATEST
PICTURE -"THE WHISTLE"
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-27

uIt mn 800, AMuSu - no. nceer
tD,f SHOWN n corpus nnriHN hcinr'
tAdVl
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-27

li. Ht ths pnN'n SuniHN.
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b, 10 tho queen sunday
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-08-27

AT THE hMUSU TO-DAY
WILLIAM 8 HART i'm HIS LATEST
PICTURE -"THE WHISTLE"
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04
Nazimova and Camille i'm
New York Simultaneously

The Nazimova motion picture
Camille" will be given a private
showing Wednesday evening in the
ballroom of the Carlton Hotel
Nazimova, who made the picture at
Metro studios in Hollywood, is coming
from California to attend the premiere.
The picture will be released Septem-
Der 26.
Nazimovas Camille" is a modern
lied version by June Mathis of the
Dumas masterpiece. New style back
grounds have been designed by the
Russian artist Natacha Rambova. the
picture was directed by Ray C. Small
wood and photographed by Rudolph
j. Bergquist. Joseph Calder was tech
nical director. The supporting cast
includes Rudolph Valentino, Zeffie Till
bury, Rex Clergyman, Edward Connel-
ly, Ruth Miller and Consuelo Flowerton.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04
Coogan and Gillingwater, Inc

Jackie Coogan's new picture has been
called "My Boy" 1t is from story
by Jack Coogan ST.. and Victor Heer-
man, his director. 1t contains no slap
stick. In the cast will be seen Claude
Gillingwater, one of the ''Three Wise
Fools" Mr.. Gillingwater has just fin
Sshed work in Little Lord Fauntleroy"
with Mary Pickford.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04

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New-York tribune., 1921-09-04
Plans for Century Comedies

Plans for six producing units to
manufacture fifty-two comedies year
for Universal are now under consider
acton by the coast executives RESPONSE
BILE for Century Comedies. At present
there are three companies at work
ALT Goulding, Fred Fishback and Tom
Buckingham. 4
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04
Lefty Flynn With Fox

Maurice Flynn, better known as
Lefty, has just signed with William
Fox. After leaving Yale Flynn led an
adventurous life in Southern Califor-
mia until he landed in Rex Beach's "The
Silver Horde" Then he went with
Goldwyn and has been there evar since.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04
Coming, ''One Arabian Night!''

zone Arabian Night" a production
featuring that remarkable director
Ernst Lubitsch and that equally re-.
markable actress Pola Negri is prom
ised this autumn by First National.
Gone Arabian Night" is said to sur
pass Passion" and "Gypsy Blood" In
addition to directing the film Lubitsch
Plays the part of hunchback clown
in the picture.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04

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New-York tribune., 1921-09-04

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New-York tribune., 1921-09-04
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New-York tribune., 1921-09-04

peglnnlng OF the third act and another
to the end of the fourth which preserve
the unity of time and tighten the ten
sion. These additions went on last
Monday night.
Barney Bernard, who made his first
appearance last Tuesday night in "Two
Blocks Away" will celebrate his twen-
ty-ffth anniversary as an actor in No.
vember.
Marc Klaw put on his secc~A '~l'
production, "Other Lives," by Theresa
Helburn and Edward Goodman, at I.e.l-
ton last week. Dudley Digges was
stage director.
Alexander Sullivan, New York
newspaper man, is the author of "Geor
gia Rose," the song hit of "Put and
Take" at the Town Hall.
Alice Brady will return to "For-
ever After" by Owen Davis, after a
tour of eight weeks over new territory.
The play opens at the Lyric Theater,
Allentown, Pa, tomorrow.
Francis Wilson and DeWolf Hopper
will begin transcontinental tour with
"Erminie" tomorrow, opening in Pitts
burgh.
The "Put and Take" company will
give its first Sunday concert tonight
at $3.50 at the Town Hail. The mu-
sical numbers will range over the
whole field of negro songs, and include
oldtime spirituals, lifting Dixie tunes
and the hits of Broadway jazz There
will be special matinee tomorrow.
Franz Molnar's "Liliom" is to be pre-
sented in Yiddish at the Irving Place
Art Theater, beginning next Thursday
evening. Martin Ratkai, formerly of
the Royal Theater in Budapest, will
play the title role. Frances Adler will
be the Julie, and Lucy German, Mrs.
Weintraub and Joseph Sheingold are
other members of the cast. Willy Po-
gany has designed some special sets
for the production, which has been d.
rected by Ossip Dymon.
The Promenade Theater, on the Cen
tury Theater Roof, announces that
while there will be no performance
of "The Mimic World" on Sundays
the restaurant on the Promenade Ter
race will be open for dining and dane
ing from six o'clock until the usual
closing time at 80 a. m.
F. Ziegfeld jr. has received cable
from London announcing that the pro-
duction of sally" with an all English
cast will go into rehearsal in two
weeks. The selection of the actress
to take the Marilynn Miller part has
not vet been made,
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04

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New-York tribune., 1921-09-04

F. ziegfeld jr. has received cable
from London announcing that the pro-
duction of Sally" with an all English
cast will go into rehearsal in two
weeks. The selection of the actress
to take the Marilynn Miller part has
not yet been made.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04

perman, she has added scene to the
beginning of the third act and another
to the end of the fourth which preserve
the unity of time and tighten the ten
sion. These additions went on last
Monday night.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04

Jessie Bonstelle, who, sin association
with Lee Shubert, is producing "The
Triumph of x" at the Comedy Theater,
announces that with the consent of the
family of the dead author, Carlos Wup-
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04

Alexander Sullivan, New York
newspaper man, is the author of "Geor
gia Rose," the song hit of "Put and
Take" at the Town Hall.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04

Wednesday evening at the Broad
hurst Theater George Broadhurst will
make his production of "Tarzan of the
Apes" which was postponed from last
Thursday because of the illness of one
of the principals of the cast.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04

Alice Brady will return to "For
ever After" by Owen Davis, after q
tour of eight weeks over new territory
The play opens at the Lyric Theater
Allentown, Pa, tomorrow
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04
Continued from page one)
from \ work by Ference Herczog. Mr.
Faversham has done the staging.

On Tuesday evening David Belasco
Will open his season by reintroducing
Frances Starr in "The Easiest Way"
Eugene Walters play, at the Lyceum
Theater, for limited engagement of
eight weeks. "The Easiest Way" is in
four acts and four scenes.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04

Marc Klaw put on his secc~A '~,'
production, "Other Lives" by Theresa
Helburn and Edward Goodman, at l.eu-
ton last week. Dudley Digges was
stage director
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04

Barney Bernard, who made his first
appearance last Tuesday night in "Two
Blocks Away" will celebrate his TWEEN
ty-ffth anniversary as an actor in No.
vember.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04

Francis Wilson and DeWolf Hopper
will begin transcontinental tour with
"Erminie" tomorrow, opening in Pitts
burgh.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-04
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The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-22
Chopin Valse Clorified by
Rachmaninoffs Playing

Rachmaninona Victor Record Tor
May wii he welcomed by music lovers
u every class, from the musician II
hfh attainment 90 the casual listener
who knows only what he likes "Vaise
in = Fiat Major" ~ Chopin "a the
work o. which be adds the consumma-
ton oi bis genius Through an The
swift running rhythm and uhfiing
,hords q moves in glory 90 a beautiful.
lcUflltd hnaic.-fhc creation 81 one
tone poet exalted by another.
a breath Of memory from the DAYS
when lite was young aud love was new,
"a waited out ~ the past by EDWARD
Johnson IN Just That one Hour "
Few arc the lives which cannot recau
some hour hat CLEANS like a marsh.
flame through the might 10 years. ana
even 90 these the noted tenor sings
with inspired power, wtil Ia The inter-
walls violin b heard against the silver
mesh al harp tones
Tho aria 90 Mo Fernando" from
ia lavouta' while called a sop..-e
role d more truly mcsF0 soprano. and
Gabrielle EcelnEoni siirs the tragic
depths 81 le0nora's rrruncilfion with
hey rich canirali0 tones
Wrrrcursih has long been asked 10
sing he Stofy Of a Rofr,' and his
response on "a new Victor Record will
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-22
Japan and France
Accept American
View on Gables

~ 7hs tasoniate1 fsrses
WASfiiNGTON. April 1f Japan
hnd France arc Understood tu have ao-
cnptrd the American principles Of dif
tfihutiuu ~ The former Gesman Allan
Or and Pacific cables af o. session Of
the International COMMUNICATIONS CON
ference hold today
While details ~ The operation ~ the
cables goo he niiocatod havr vcf ia hf
worked out tht acceptance bf Iauha
aud France ~ the American tlew ~
'4rfcted 10 mako possible en- early
agreement
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-22
Popular Opera Aria Sung by
Galli-Curciy

''Travia,ar-Add.o del passa,o va
Victor Record the public has long been
asking for. d. Nine CALI urCi aucw
production for May Ni0lctia in Act
III caring into mirror and realizing
that she 10 dying sings " her changed
appearance She remembers her past
raiciy aud freedom from care, sings las
the most touching melody OF fhe change
that has come over hcg through love
and misunderstanding.
Practically everyone knows "ln Old
Madrid hough the words are in
knRlish, the theme and the rhythm
sound as thoroughly Spanish as any
thing that ever came out Of Spain.
hmili0 dc 1ogoEzaa singing lends 90 So
the final touch oi perfection, lntro-
duccd by the orchestra aud a clacking
oi eastancta his voice rises splendid.
masculine. conveying with subtly inter
mingled art aud human tympaihy The
message of the aunQ-thdf how ever
sweet love may be. lowe and life arc
hcciinf. aud abide securely but Boz the
memory alone
once more krcislcr turns che superb
tone OF hls violin and hts hncncss oi
interpretation o. . popular number.
she familiar waltz "Ou Miami Shore
There are bits OF double stopping here
and therc-iouches Qi exquisite har
mony, but IN the main IL ia simple
melody splcndidly interpreted. You
may dance, n you choose, 90 this Victor
Record, conscious that one OF the great
est Nlnliuisls oi The century % playing
a.
"Ay-Ay-Ay" Creole Song. does
great credit 20 Ianelis genius. From
the hanio.likc introduction 90 tho Lass
dccp nose the car 10 kept Ia continual
delight Il B. mAsnihccAi Nictpr
Record. sung with sympathy power,
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1921-04-22
Many and Lively New Dance,

Make Relieve and Some title
BIRD. medley fox tfots, appear on a
ncw Victor Record for May hy Paul
Whitcman and HIS Orchestra There
a. nothing makc.hclicyt about either Of
thcm. The little bird" FOR the 1c-
away at intervals through she whole
number There Is a strain OF 'Lisirn
a. the Mocking Bird. and che mock
ing.hTd itself could not rival MSS
Mchcc's limitations. but toward ihe end
4 wild aaNnphOnc auddcnlY i1rpIfcd.
tries 20 initiate bird on is own
whether bam.owi OF q phille-
lcw.hlrd Is no; clcaf
Two more medley fox troil hy the
same talented orchestra deserve mem
tion here. although the Victor Record
was issucd AZ special dufing April.
Not only dancers, hut musicians as well
praise My Nanny a brilliant dance
with new and gorgeous effects 'Hum-
ming h.ss along boz sheer beauty
uuucmatcd here and there with unexa
pccicd and wonderful sounds which
can't bc explained except uy the mu-
aiciaaf who make them.
Do "Mafir-fok Ifot." PLAYED 81 the
AN STAR Ifio with their orchestra, a
surprise comes when the rucrEciic
dance % drowned under . chnms of
loNcslca human walls Tor Natic These
are echoed by The trombone and s1Nas
phone in ono al the funniest passages
ever pui inia O dance record Answer
medley inN tfot in al anything hut
serious vein, has "lmh Hum coming
IN every so citcn--ioF that's an sho
would answer
A medley fox tfot as smooth as "a
is "Mhy hont ADu-- ManmhA he
an Star THO assisted by Their orr
chtsifa bring in curious tones OF the
xyiuphonr, rouct AVA saxophonc.
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