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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-10-01

county should buy only ten cents
worth of stamps, this would be ac-
complished.
The School Activities Committee is
made up of Mrs, Frank ]. Smith,
chairman, Mrs. A. W. Houston, Mrs
G. E. WEIGH, Miss Faith Potter, This
committee expects to establish and
supervise a school kitchen, and to
provide for the sale of pens, paper
and ink to the school children.
A subcommittee to be known as
the Cooperative Community Service
committee, has for it's objective the
purpose its name implies. The body
composed of Mrs. ]. H. Millican,
chairman, Mrs. C. E. Currie, and Mrs
Howard Gardner, will endeavor in
every way possible to assist the Com
munity Service organization of the
children.
A committee to COLLECT clothing for
the needy children is composed Of
Mrs. H. F. Uric, chairman, and Mrs.
Frank j. Smith and Miss Sarah Bard,
Mrs. F. H. Wilson and Mrs. H. F.
Uric will act in an advisory capacity
to assist the chairman, Mrs. O'Haver.
The Child Welfare committee of
the Woman's Club expects to hold
children's health conference for
school children and those under
school age. During the club year,
they will bring a number of we'll
known speakers here, among them
being DR.. W. H. Hitler, of Jackson
vile, who will speak on "The Great
est Thing in Life" Marcus C. Fagg,
Of the Children's Home in Jackson
Vile, and DR.. Raymond C. Turck, of
the State Board of Health. Cho-Cho,
the health clown, will also come to
Palatka under the auspices of this
A number of moving
picture shows will also be given at
the school for the children.
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Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Barstow will
go to Daytona Beach today to spend
several weeks.
Captain D. g. Packard and Mr..
ana Mrs, Clarence Greenwood return
ed yesterday morning to their home
at Mount Royal after spending a
short time here.
Mrs. Clyde Strickland has re-
turned to her home in Jacksonville
after enjoying stay of some length
mere as the guest of her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. R. L. Austin, at their home
on Olive street.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. D. Terrell and
little son, E. D. Terrell, jr., arrived
IN Palatka Thursday night, having
motored through from Valdosta, Ga.
Mrs. Terrell and her little son have
been spending the summer in VAL
dosta with relatives, and Mr.. Fer
rell went up a few days ago to ac
company them home. They are at
present at the Putnam House, but
Will shortly move into a new home
on Emmett street.
Miss Winifred Barstow will ar
rive in Palatka shortly from Miami,
where she is making her home. En-
route here, Miss Barstow will stop in
Daytona Beach, to join her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Barstow in visit
to relatives, but after short stay
there, she will come to Palatka for
several weeks stay.
The many friends here of Mr.. T.
j. Townsend, of Lake Butler, will
be glad to hear that he is getting
along very nicely since the operation
ne underwent recently in a Jackson
vile hospital. Mr.. Townsend was
seriously injured in an automobile
"NNiNSiiC' botl lie ana MIS-. Town.
send are well known here. Mrs.
Townsend is sister of Mrs. w. H.
Cassells and her three little girle are
with Mrs. CasselIs now.
Mr.. Whitfield Cave has returned
from a several weeks trip which in
cluded points in Georgia and Ten
nessee.
After enjoying a stay of several
weeks in Palatka as the guest of
her sister, Mrs. H. F. Uric, Mrs. J. |
Lychenheim has returned to her
home in Havana, Cuba.
Friends of Mrs. P. L. Cave will
regret to know that she has been
called to South Carolina by the death
of her sister. They will sympathize
with her in her loss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Goode M. Guerry
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Hart will
spend tomorrow in Orlando, returning
to Palatka Monday morning.
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PAGE S

7, as same is proposed to be extend4
ed, as shown on the records in my
Office, to the best of my knowledge
and belief.
Witness my hand in testimony
thereto this LIST day of September,
A. D. 1921.
HENS PETERMANN,
Supervisor of Registration of Put
ann County, Florida.
Published by order of the County
Board of Public Instruction of Put
nam County, Florida.
(SEAL ]. H. HAUGHTON,
c. H. PRICE, Chairman,
Secretary.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-10-01

|, Henis Petermann, Supervisor Of
Registration of Putnam County,
Florida, do hereby certify, that as
such Supervisor, l am the custodian
of the Registration Books of Putnam
County, Florida, That l have can
vassed and counted the number of
duly qualified electors in Welaka
Special Tax School District Number
7, of Putnam County, Florida, as the
same is proposed to be extended,
from the Registration List of the
last General Election held in said
County, and State, and that l have
compared the above and foregoing
Lists with the Registration Books
aforesaid of said County and State,
and that said foregoing Lists are
true and correct Lists of all qualified
voters residing in the said Welaka
Special Tax School District Number
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1T the Grand
TAKE A TRIP THROUGH


/ GREENWICH VILLAGE TONIGHT
May Allison, in her latest Metro
production, Are All Men Alike ?"
will be the feature attraction at the
Grand today Are All Men Alike ?"
presents Miss Allison in the role of
a rich, headstrong young girl who
desires to live her own life in her
own way among the Bohemian cir
cles of New York's night life, and as
such it is said to offer the talented
star one of her best opportunities on
the screen that she has thus for en-
ioyed.
Are Ali Men Alike?' is an alb
sorbing photopiSv adapted by A. P.
Younger from Arthur Stringer's we'll
known novel, "The Waffle Iron" that
appeared serially in McClure's Maya
zine. 1t tells the captivating story of
a poor little rich girl who feels
cramped by the conventional sur
Youndings of her home and is tempted
to try her wings for a flight in
Greenwich Village.
There she blunders into all man
ner of adventures with all manner
# men, and it is only by dint of good
fortune and the strong arm of good
man at the right time, that prevents
her from paying the price that so
many girls in a moment of reck-
less folly are called upon to pay. AS
it is, "Teddy" Hayden runs the ga
nut of experiences with men, all of
whom are captivated by her beauty
and her apparent disregard for all
convention.
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MORNING DAILIES TO HOLD
MEET AT ORLANDO TOMORROW

Editors of newspapers on the night
leased telephone service of the As
ISOLATED Press will hold a meeting at
Orlando tomorrow for the purpose
of arranging for a more extended
service. The News is on this cir
cult and will be represented at the
meeting by Goode NJ. Query, who
called it. There is steady improve
ment in the service to the papers on
this circuit and it is no longer neces-
sary for residents in cities included
in the circuit to take out of town
papers to get the full report of the
Associated Press.
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AT THE HOTELS

Among the frequent guests at the
Hotel James yesterday were: P. Sever
Atlanta, Ga; G. w. Tucker, Chatta-
nQoga, Tenn; c. W. Mathney, Mem
pills; j. H. Lewis, Boston, Mass; F.
NJ. Durrance, Jacksonville; S. E.
Durreance, Orlando; C. H. Haas, New
Orleans; Joseph P. Lynch, Atlanta;
Mr.. and Mrs. Baker, Jacksonville;
H. S. Paschal, New Orleans; Mr.. and
Mrs. Chas. Middleton, Crescent City.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-10-01
WOMAN'S AUXILIARY OF
AMERICAN LEGION TO MEET

The attention of tibet members of
the Woman's Auxiliary of the Am
erican Legion is called to the first
meeting after the summer holidays
which will be held at the Legion
Home on Monday, October 8, at 4.
p. m.
All members are earnestly re-
ouested to attend. as matters of
great Importance have to be ar
ranged.
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Splash Party Enjoyed by
by Young People.

| ~ AoN"S NVPiS'
One of the jolliest gatherings of
the week was the splash party given
by Mrs. T. E. Mobley yesterday af-
ternoon for her son, Tom Mobley,
whose ninth birthday it was. The in
vited guests motored to Silver Lake
about four-thirty o'clock. some going
in a big truck and others in cars.
Bathing suits were donned very
shortly after the merry party ar
rived at its destination, and a re-
freshing swim was the order of the
day.
After enjoying the water for some
time, the young guests chose part
ners by means of matching picture
puzzles, and then delicious ice-creanI
with cookies was served. Rubber balls
were given as favors, and We're the
source of lots of fun.
Enjoying yesterday afternoon with
the young honor guest were: Betty
Merrill, John Millican, George Nc
Cormack, Royal and Francis O'Neal,
Walter Warren, John and Mary Thigh
man, Fremont and Wilmer Blake,
Hardy, Charles, and Barry Root,
Jules and Esther de Nazarie, Peggy
Halle, Emmy Campbell, Frances and
Rebecca Whitthorne, Jack Tilghman,
Eleanor Houston, Robert Strickland,
Willis Owen, Philip and Harry de
Montmollin, Betty HattoX, Miriam
Smith, Nathan and Harry Harris,
Burt Evans, Henry Hutchinson, Jr.,
John Berry Davis, Katherine and
Margaret Hedick and Frances and
Richard McElveen, and G. W. Len
nard, of Hastings.
Mrs. Mobley was assisted in look
ing after the pleasure of her guests
by Mrs. w. W. Tilghman and by Mrs.
T. L. McElveen, of Hastings.
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PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Sabbath school at 9:45 a. m.
Services at II a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Morning subject: God Commend
ing His Love-"
Evening subject: "A Warning
Needed"
The sacrament of the Lords Sup
per will be observed at the morning
hour.
c. E. Society at $50 p. m.
You are cordially invited to wor-
ship with us at all of these services.
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL
DISTRICT ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that Spe-
cial Election will be held in Precinct
Number Three (3), of Putnam Coun-
ty, Florida, at the regular Polling
Place in Norwalk, Florida, also in
Precinct Number Four az, of Put
nam County, Florida, at the Regu-
lar Polling Place in Welaka, Florida,
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pusb Hostess at Luncheon
pr;de.eIect.

#Bride-elect'
dainty color-scheme of pink and
4 WAS effectively carried out in
4 ,,ointments of the luncheon and
4 shower given yesterday after
i Nv Mrs. Lester Bush for Miss
%;llo Hamm. A profusion of
H. vine and asparagus fern
Sn;ed in decorating the small
Il ,t which the guests were
II The brides table, which was
Minded by the other four tables,
|Bpntered with a big white French
N of the Mexican vine and
bery, fluffy pink tulle bow be-
fastened at fetching angle to
handle. The other tables were
had with similar smaller ar
bments. The guests found their
Il by means of the daintiest of
&-cards, appropriate for a party
Il charming bride-to-be.
HERS were laid for twenty, the
Hans menu served consisting of
Een a la king, with Saratoga po-
tomato surprise with cheese
Il hot rolls and iced tea. The
4eam of the last course was in
&hape of pink and green hearts.
Il this were served dainty indi-
Il cakes.
Moving the ice-cream, Miss
IN was served a "last course"
4 box, in the pink and green of
afternoon, was brought in an
II, A lace bow of green, and the
Is, w. for Wright, and "H,"
#amm, ornamented this inter
i package. Miss Hamm is to be-
Il the bride of Mr.. Robert L.
III on the twelfth of this month.
4 the guest-of-honor opened the
Eshe found a delightful supply
gusehold linen, the gifts of those
bt
h Hamm's type was empha-
/ yesterday afternoon, by her
Of black canton crepe, fash
8On becomingly simple lines and
fately beaded in pet and Hard
Eue. Her big hat of cloth-of-
was trimmed with plumes of
Harding blue. Invited to enjoy |
delightful affair of yesterday
Per and the hostess, Mrs. Bush,
Mesdames Warner T. Hamm,
Kirkman, c. W. Terrell, J. W.
ping, N. 0. Rifles, Noah J. Thigh
Il. E. Tenney, L. S. Barstow,
E, Macdonald, C. E. Ander-
Louis Jarmon, George Mercy
of Daytona, and Misses Alice
Il Winifred Browning, Mildred
Rms, Helen Tilghman, Omar
and Ellene Merryday.
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Sting Meeting.

Rough the formal Woman's club
'oes not open this fall until the
enth of October, that this will
year of accomplishment is evil
by the activities already be-
+ among the various commit
enid Welfare Committee, of
Mrs. ?. c. O'Haver is chair
FaS organized yesterday morn
\ the years activities. The
rs gathered at the Club House
O'clock, and the general COM
was divided into a number
committees.
public health committee, COM
OF Miss Mary Mulholland,
an, and Mrs. B. C. Pearce,
FIoressa Sipprell, Miss Sarah
ana I, Mrs, NJ. X. Collins, will
SeII $1,000 worth of Red Cross
pas stamps before the holt
"nIch will enable the county
free public nurse. 1t is es-
'nat II every one in the
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TUESDAY.

October 4th, A. D. 1921
said election to be held for the pur-
pose of extending the limits of We
laka Special Tax School District
Number Seven O. so as to take in
and include within the proposed ex-
tended District all that territory as
advertised and set out in the petition
presented to the County Board of
Public instruction of Putnam Coun-
ty, Florida, on Monday, May End,
1921.
By order of the County Board of
Public instruction CT Putnam Coun-
ty, Florida.
(SEAL) ]. H. HAUGHTON,
Chairman of Board.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-10-01

LIST OF QUALIFIED ELECTORS:
Who pay real or personal taxes
and reside within the limits of We
laka Special Tax School District
Number Seven CO, as said limits are
proposed to be extended, of Putnam
County, Florida, and entitled to vote
at the Election on
OCTOBER 4th, A. D. 1921,
to determine whether or not the linn
its of the said School District shall
be extended so as to take in certain
territory as is proposed.
Qualified Registered Voters who
pay real or personal Taxes in the
Precincts as mentioned and number
ed below:
List of Voters last General Election
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-. II. I hlSE,
Secretary Of Board.
LISTS OF INSPECTORS AMI
CLERKS

The following named persons are
selected as Inspectors and Clerks to
serve at the Special Election to be
held, Tuesday October 4th, A. D.
1921, at the regular Polling Places
in Election Precincts Number Three
(3) and Number -Four a., said Poll
ing Places being located, respective
ly, in Norwalk, Putnam County.
Florida, and in Welaka, Putnam
County. Florida:
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H. Bryant, Clerk.

H. Bryant, Clerk.
This September LIST, 1921.
Published by order of the County
Board of Public Instruction of Put
nam County, Florida.
(SEAL) ]. H. HAUGHTON,
Z. II. PRICE, Chairman.
Secretary.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-10-01

Election Precinct Number Four a.:
Ed. Harper, c. c. Greenwood and
Dewitt c. Packard, Inspectors; H.
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Election Precinct Number Three (3);
Hugh Ryals, Walter Thomas and
John Nelson, Inspectors; J. V. Ry-
ais, Clerk.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-03-25

For Sale-Two I'd hand galvanized kitchen
sin ks 81 each. Bargains. 223 E. 21st avenue
North Wildwood.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-03-25
CrackTeam from WiIminq-
ton. Del, to Confer Odd
Fellow Degrees

One thousand candidates from "a
lodges will be indicted into the mys-
teries Of Odd Fellowship during the
special session for degree work, to be
held in the Third Regiment Armory,
at Camden, Saturday night, April 80,
1921, when the South jersey contingent
of the order gathers to see the exempll-
fication Of tho degrees by the degree
staff of Eden Lodge, No. 81, of Will
mington, Del.
1t is expected that fully six Thousand
members of the order will be in attend
ance, arrangements having been COM
pleted for special trains which are to
run from Trenton and various points in
Cape May county and Atlantic county.
Special rates have also been secured.
The session will be held under the
auspices Of the Grand Lodge OF the In
dependent Order of Odd Fellows, and
will be under the direct control of
Grand Master Burton A. Gaskill, of
Mays Landing. The South Jersey
lodges have a combined membership
OF over $4,000.
There are nine lodges In the city of
Camden, where the degree demonstra-
ton Is to be held. Five additional
lodges in the county will cooperate
with the workers 10 making the affair
the greatest In the history of the order.
Having been repeatedly acclaimed
the best degree staff under the jurisdic-
ton of the Sovereign Grand Lodge, the
team from Eden Lodge, composed Of u
men, under the direction of P.J. Isaac
degree master, Is expected to put on
the work in a ann never before seer
in the state. All the candidates who
appear will have been duly initiated in
their respective lodges, but will have
conferred upon them at the specia
session the three degrees Of Odd Fellow
ship, namely the degrees of Friendship
Love and Truth 10 beautified form. A
score or more members from Holly
Beach Lodge, No. 100, will attend til,
Camden meeting.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-03-25

Office of the Board of Health of the
City Of Wildwood, N. j., March 22d,
1921:
Whereas, The closing of the Public
schools in the city seems to be the
cause of much alarm to the parents
and neighboring towns, the following
statement is called for and requested to
be published by the City Commits
sioners:
The School board and the Health
officer after careful consideration OF
facts, thought we could best serve the
public by using a little preventive
rather than have possible an epidemic
and maybe lose many lives.
There is at the present time foul
homes under quarantine, two from
diptheria, and TWO from scarlet fever
which is no more than almost any city
Of q size in the State has at thil
time.
Let us all use every precaution a
hand to make our city a real health
resort.
B. G. INGERsOLL,
| Health Oflcer.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-03-25
WiIdwoodites ON Way North

New Jersey sent more tourists to
Tampa this season than ever before,
and among those registering at the
Tourist Information Bureau were the
folio wing from Wildwood" says the
Tourist Information Bureau of Tampa,
Florida, under date of March 10, 1921:
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baumann, Mrs.
MolIie w. Davis, Helen w. Davis,
Florence E. Funck, Mr.. and Mrs.
Thomas McCooley and son, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albert F. Schrank. Tampa is q
live city Of some 10000 Inhabitants, sit
uated 20 miles northeast of st. Peters.
| burg, at the head of Tampa Bay.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-03-25

A party composed OF Mrs. E. Ker
baugh, Mr., and Mrs. VIM. M. Ross
Prof. and Mrs. Willard K. Ross, Mr.
and Mrs. H. w. Brick aud daughter
of Philadelphia; George Shallcross, o
Bustleton, Pa, is an Easter party be
ing entertained at Hotel Abbey by
Miss Lidie Derbyshire.
The Cape May County American
Legion rally will be held in Odd Eel
lows hall, Cape May Court House, al
eight O'Clock next Tuesday evening.
Mayor Hendee has sold his house at
Pine and Park avenues, where he has
made his home for several years, and
has bought OF Andy Anderson the
John Rennert, deceased, house on east
Maple avenue, where it is understood
he will move. Mrs. Mary Hendee,
widow of the late Harry Hendee, has
bought a house opposite.
Mrs. Annie Kelly, of 1888 north
Allison street, Overbrook, has pur-
chased from the Shumway Estate,
through the Senator Bright agency, the
ten room cottage on 21st street, North
Wildwood, midway between the rail-
road and Central avenue. This cottage
is one OF a series modelled after the same
plans that went up on the North Wild
wood tract about twelve years ago.
Hot and cold water has been installed
in all bedrooms of the Seacrest, ex-
capt on the top floor.
Mrs. George Ferris is erecting a small
house on east Juniper avenue, where
she will make her. home. Frank Nc
Alarnen is the builder.
The outlook is for a big Easter crowd
In Wildwood. There have been many
visitors during the week and numerous
strangers are seen on the streets. The
big building boom will have a tendency
to draw a good many people who will
come down to look over their proper
ties.
Miss Georgesnna Hazlet Larcombe
was married to Mr.. Herman Months on
Thursday, March 24th. 1921, at the
BRIDES home In North Wild wood. The
ceremony was performed by Rev.
Conover. They will reside at 222 east
Rio Grande n
A. j. Lennox is putting up a bum
galow on Poplar avenue, near Park
Boulevard, for Mrs. Inez Craven, of
Atlantic City. Mrs. Craven recently
disposed of her property in Atlantic
City. Walter Tozer is doing the car
penter work on this bungalow for Mr..
Lennox.
Frank E. Walters has received the
contract from David Mcdowell, of
Pittsburg, to erect a cottage-bungalow
for him on 22d street, near Surf ave-
nue., to contain ii rooms 1t is a
So, 800 proposition. The building will
be a duplicate Of the Beecher-Kay
product, corner Twenty-second and
Pennsylvania venue. The foundation
was put in some time ago. Work on
the superstructure Is now going on.
Mr.. Walters will also build q Sc, 600
bungalow for himself on the north
side Of Poplar avenue, just west Of the
railroad. Work on this will start in a
few days.
Miss Scott wishes to announce that
she will open the Wildwood Embroid-
cry Shop on the Boardwalk (3O0S)
every afternoon after March 22d until
further notice.-adv.
The father of the Konowitch Bros.
died at Norma a few days ago. Their
mother is still living.
The Wildwood schools will COM
mence again next Monday.
-oCO-
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1921-03-25
AVERAGE Lenoth Of Human Life.

The average duration of human life
Is about thirty-three years. Statistics
show that one-fourth of the people Of
the earth die before the age of six
years, one-half before they reach their
sixteenth birthday, and only INT per-
son Of each hundred born lives to be
Sixty-fve.