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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-09

O.
nov 9-tf
81 MILES per gallon made with ne,
patented gasoline Vaporizer. Writ
lor particulars. stransky Vaporize
Z Co., Pukwana, S. d,
WANTED-To rent 2 or 3 furnish
= ca rooms for man and wife; privat
lamlly preferred. Eaton, phone 4O1
11-9-3t
8 FOR SALE-Petermann's famou
e CEDAR chests. One ready for imms
f innate delivery Apply to Henis Pc
termann, Palatka, Fla 1870,
OWN AN AUTO GROCERY anf
supply car in your vicinity. MEETING
with unqualified success in supnlv.
ing city. town and rural trade. Al
sne door of the daily consumer
$loo to $3.50 net weekly income
Easy trims; principal payment of car
can be made in monthly miscellaneous
from profits derived from sales. No.
competition; no store expenses
$9oO required. The Commerce Mo-
tor Car Co.. Detroit, Mich.
NICELY furnished room for one or
two. 2O9 South 9Th st. 11-8-3t
FOR sALE-One Oakland six
Touring Car, late model in ton con-
dltlon; no fair offer refused, Gail
80 Az "a OF. 11-8)tl
WANTED-situation, Waterman
clerk, or any kind TO work. Can fur
nlsh No. 1 references. Apply H. W, J
Wood, San Mateo, Fla. 11-8-9t
WANTED-2 rooms for Iiobt
housekeeping; prefer rooms in nrj-
vate home. Husband away part of
ame; no children. Room II, James
Hotel.
WANTED-Man with car to rem
'esent US in this territory. We will
'ay well and advance a hustler to
district Manager. Burr Oak Tire
company, Burr Oak, Mich.
LEAVING for Cuba. My car, 1e2oI
lodel, cost new $4,000, is going to
9 sold before leaving. HUGH SMITH
~ worm FIRST st. 11-6-3t P
FOR sALE-one Upright piano =
good condition, price reasonable
n cash. Apply to gil Madison St.
11-6-3t
FOR SALE-Southern Motors MFG
ock' Houston, Texas, Vol. One
undred and twenty-five dollars =
are, Ny price $500 a share from : I
to fifty shares, address Wade
ge, M. D., Tampa, Fla. 11-6-3t
WANTED-At once small modem
'nished housekeeping apartment,
couple. PARLIER James Hotel,
Taxi Service !!
w. Brooks, Residence Phone 3o6
.eluL Whlte Drivers. 11-5-6t
FURNISHED ROOMS
light housekeeping, adults only.
Lemon street 11-s-+f
OR SALE - Established Ford
mess good stock parts, cars and
tors. Owner must sell at once.
ress FORD, care News. Idiot
Fancy Embro;-
ng, Hemstitching, Buttons made
100 1-2 N. Third ST., Usina Ap.
tents, Mrs. G. G. Griffin, Miss
iNol las 11-4-6t
the Center Market, Lemon
It. See Watson, let him sell Won
i olo Lemon street, phone APT.
". act.
'SlTlON as stenographer or Of =
'lrl. Address 72O Lemon St. 3-st
INTER First class, BRANNON $50
aura street, lowest rates. 1885
a bargain in 'o o+b b@o.St aay house. 70
building lots. Apply MRS. H.
TWATER. 11-q oc+
.NTER-To rent, lease or buy
Two
ack Hurt?
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-09

Dogs, Hot Rolls, Sc; Draft Beer.
QUO Lemon street. 10-25-10t
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-09

FoR SALE-Southern Motors MFG
Stock Houston, Texas, Vol. One
Hundred and twenty-five dollars a
share, My price $500 share from
one to fifty shares, address Wade
Page, M. D., Tampa, Fla. 11-6-3t
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-09

FOR SALE-Petermann's famous
CEDAR chests. One ready for imme-
innate delivery Apply to Henis Pc
termann, Palatka, Fla 11-s-1ot
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-11-09

"ANIED-Man with car to rep-
resent US in this territory. We will
pay we'll and advance a hustler tn
District Manager. Burr Oak Tire
Company, Burr Oak, Mich.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-17
LAW MAKING
MACHINERY
AGAIN WORKS
sr HAROLD * REYNOLDS

STAFF CORRESPONDENT 8. n. SERVICE
IeDTANAPOLIs Ind. Jan. lin
4tana's making machinery after
~ aecopd we2k-ond shut down. was
asr in motion again today a. the be
ginning OF what rlay be one OF tue
noost frnpor-ant weeks OF the present
session o. the general assembly Re
freshed from trips 10 their homes.
MANY members o. the assembly Fe
furned 10 Indianapolis this morning.
nrepared to give their serious and un-
divided attention during the ensulns
Eve days to . number OF important
measures which are 20 be placed IN
their hands
Thirty-three bills have been intro
duced in the senate and forty seven
IL the house OF representatives since
he legislature convened eleven days
seo. but with tn exception OF the
s1oo. 900 appropriation bin 20 pay the
expenses Of the session, none OF these
measures has reacted second reading
IS step in Their passage. The recon
vening Of the assembly today witness
"a the introduction in both branches
~ another food Of bills
production in the lower house Of
the general appro bill was eA-
pected early in tho week-possibly
even today. The measure when finally
whipped into shape was expected .
adhere closely 20 the lines Of the re-
mort oe the legislative visiting COM
nfttee. recommending appropriations
totaiine $7,7e2,19S for the maintenance
~ state institutions educational.
benevolent and correctional-and the
upkeep Of the state government.
Representative otto G. Fifeld Of
crown Point Republican floor leader,
vas To present the appropriation
measure. After It's presentation it VIII
BE- in the hands OF the ways and
means committee, a. which Mr.. Fifeld
= chairman. for approval or rejection
The total recommended by the visiting
committee is $s5s.e3I.41 in advance Of
rhe total appropri asttons Of the 1919
regular and 1920 special sessions and
considerable apnosiCton 10 the bill vas
eSpected from some members because
81 the size OF the proposed appropria-
tons
In addition TO the appropriation bill,
the present wees may see the intro
duction Of administration bills pro-
yidluE for budget system. for
permanent registration of voters. and
FOR revision az tie tax law. Those
recommendations we're included by
Governor HcCray IN his first message
10 the assembly. a measure for TAX
ing over by the state of the board Of
agriculture, a stem favored by the
governor. also may be introduced.
Legislative besides Of the state
board OF education and of numerous
Is Welfare and educational associations.
which arc being prepared for introduc-
ion in the assembly, may be placed
before tn claw makers during the
week, 1t IS not considered likely
however that al these measures viii
be tossed into the hopper at the same
time as many Of them arc yet to be-
placed in form Tor precipitation.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-17
IMPRESSIVE MILL
TARY FUNERAL
CConIinued from page onel

Elmer Jones pastor of the Methods.
church Of Indiana Hsrbor in stirring
words PAL dgreat tribute to Private
Quigley, as citizen and soldier, who
so honorably served his country in 4
time or great perm
Following tho services, the casket
containing the body was carried by
six palIbearers 1'here many tear
dimmed eye IN the big throng. which
had gathered around the undertaking
parlols 10 pay their last respects to
the departed soldier.
TIc procession then formed in Inns
for the trip to the cemetery, An auto
mobile loaded with beautiful floral
tributes lead the procession, followed
by 20 police officers IN full uniform.
Then came Company L. under com
mand OF Captain Twyman. e1-soldiers
and members of the American Legion
Of East Chicago. whiting and Indiana
Harbor and the Boy Scout troops from
the Twin cities The hearse was next
in line followed hy over 100 automo-
biles containing members and friends
OF the family.
After traversinr the principal
streets of Indiana Harbor and East
Chicago the procession moved on to
the cemetery at Hammond Upon
reaching the cemtcry, the firing squad
under command Of Sergeant Powers Of
Whiting, hred three volIeys over the
grave, following which bugIers from
company L. and from tho American
Legion Post OF Indiana Harbor blew
the plaiutfve notes of taps
FORMER INLAND WORKER.
Private OuIgIpv who was horn a
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-17
MANY ARE
AFTER Jobs
Hoosier ASpirants for Fed
eral Jobs Far in Excess
of Number to Be Filled

WASHINGTON. Tan. Dispensers
OF patronage in Indiana are going up
against q hard proposition when II
comes to making selections for the
various positions % be filed under the
new administration Every section ef
line state is represented among tbs
sspirants for the appointments and
many capable and deserving applicants
necessarily wiz le turned down since
there are several tunes as many applt-
ants for every appointment as there
.re offices to FIJI At this time the
situation has not reached such point
that any indication can DC given - q
which or the espirants may be sue
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-17
Premier's Conference
Is Postponed

LONDON. Jan. 17.-The conference
ef the allied rreniers in Paris las
oeen POSTPONED until Jan. "a. il vas
announced By the foreign office today.
The announcement said that Great
britain would be represented dy Pre-
mier I-'oyd George ard Earl Curzon
the secretary or state for foreign al
fatra
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1921-01-17

cessfuA nor Is +, at all certain that
all the applicants arc in for any enc
o. the positions.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
New OrleanL cotton


 New Orleans, January 1l.--Reactfons from the long advance came upon the cotton market today. the opening being lower and prices depressed throughout the session although there were sew eral periods of partial recovery. by most traders, the decline was regarded as logical and natural following the recent aggressive buying, and many traders who have been supporting the market stood by and allowed it to take it's own course. Lowest levels were reached after midsession when the trading months were at losses of 1T to 53 points. Here March. stood at 14.Soc and July at 15.20c. Late in the uay rumors that reduction in the federal | reserve rediscount rate was likely in the near future caused almost com plete recovery active months coming back to within to 10 points of yes terday's close but a little Iater heavy selling was resumed and the close showed net losses of 22 to 30 points.
 Mucn of the early liquidation ap- peared to have been stimulated by the poor cables. private messages from England saying that trade at Man chester continued poor. and by che feel ing that the large quantity of cotton headed for New York to go on Jan rary contracts might react unfavor- ably against the whole marKet. Com ment on the floor here was that from 1000 to 10000 bales might be shipped out of the local stock for this pur- pose
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
FOREIGN BUYING AND
 s BITTER DOMESTIC
 DEMAND HELP GRAIN
By Associated Press

Chicago, January 11.--Foreign buy ing, together with indications of oct ter domestic milling demand, brought about an advance today in the price of wheat March delivery touched sl.S0 bushel, the topmost point since November Ii. The close was unsettled at 1s to -Hc net gain, with March s1.7s q1.7sA, and May s1.6sA 91.6s. Corn finished unchanged at % higher; oats, ls to Ac off, and provisions show ing an upturn of 12 to 10 cents.
 Chief attention in the wheat trade centered on the fact that hedges here were removed. on between 100000 bushels and 100000 bushels sold for export mainly for shipment by way of the Gulf of Mexico. The export business was done, too in the face of assertions that Argentine wheat was quoted 10 cents a bushel cheaper han current figures in the United States Much notice was taken of signs of tm- provement in the flour trade, especial- ly word that Minneapolis mills were running at 50 per cent of capacity, as against 40 per cent a month ago. Bulls eontended that the United States had already exported too much wheat, and that reserves to last until next harvest were uncomfortably small. On the ad> vance, however profit taking by ;ongs did good deal to force a reaction and so too did an increase of country of ferings.
 Corn and oats were held down by an apparent likelihood that the move ment Of corn to market would son- tinue relatively large
 Provisions reflected the weakness of hog values, but later went up grade as result of short covering.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
TENDENCY WAS ID TAKE PROFITS ON
 -FLEECY STAPLE
General List Closed Easy at a Net Decline of Thirty-th
 to Sixty-eight Points
By Associnted Press

New York, January 11.-The cotton market was nervous and unsettled today. A tendency to take profits on long con pound from recent low records was in- creased by reports that good deal or cotton was coming here for delivery on January. and less favorable trade advices from Liverpool. Trade buying was re- ported on declines, and there were fre- quent rallies, but March contracts sold off to IS. COG or 60 points net lower, and closed at 15.7+c, with the general market closing easy at a net decline of B to 6S points, January was relatively easy at the close probably reflecting the effect of notices representing about 2,500 bales and reports that there would be fully to,0o0 bales of certified cotton in the stock here by the end of the month
 The market opened barely steady at decline of 22 to 5 points, but after selling about % to 70 points below ias. nights closing figures, was steadied by the relatively firm ruling of January, commission house buying and moderate demand from trade sources. January sold up from IT .1oc te F. 55ooc while March touched 16.02c and May 16.0Sc, within lS to Is points of last nights closing quota tions. Realizing continued however, and as soon as January showed signs or easing under scattered liquidation, the general market turned weaker with Jan uary selling off to 17c in the late trad
 ing and May to 15. .65c. or about 55 to 6o points net lower. Reports that pr- vate returns indicated domestic mill con sumption for December of only B2,Vu bales or the lowest on record. hay have been factor on the late decline, all though small figures had been expected One of the liverpool cables complained of poor business in Manchester, and Liv- erpool bought near but sold late months in the local market Exports today, S,s9e, making o.55e or SC far this season Port receipts. B, ,2ss. United Sates port stoe i 46l' '754.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
OVER PRIVATE WIRES
Hubbard Bros. & Co.'S Letter

~<sA0 ADAOSs ~ M ASSSCA
 New York, January --(SpecialD-O market opened lower on Liverpool cables and remained trifle heavy during the morning. The market experienced na- tural reaction after rapid rise. While many were looking for more serious decline, it failed to materialize owing Nto trade orders from mills to buy on the scale down. Throughout the country we are having better news and the mills are slowly buying their cotton for spring de- livery.
 There is also very serious talk of re- ducing acreage 50 per cent reports stat ing that many farmers have signed pledges to agree to cut their acreage in half A great deal of investment buy ing has been going on of late. which fact aids in the advance materially. Business IS more active in the cotton goods mar Ret and jobbers are trying to pick up goods at the lowest price possible This demand is growing day by day and we Will probably see the .jobber enter the market and buy up goods at market prices. We expect the market to ad- vance slowly, encountering setbacks from time' to time.-Hubbard Bros. & Co.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
TURNOVERS WERE LARGEST AND MOST
 VARIED THIS YEAR
Bond Market Lacked Definite Trend, May Issues Reacting With the Liberty Group
 and Rails
By Associated Press

New York, January Lion the largest and most varied dealingsAso far this yea", approximating a turnover of 1.2oHOO0 shares, the stock market today strength. ened it's forward increment of the pre- -ceding sessio:t.
 In it's general aspects the advance ap- peared to be largely of speculative origin. special shares in which an extensive short interest is believed to exist dis played the greatest activity and scored the largest gains.
 Factors which again contributed to the advance included the increased strength of foreign exchange, albeit the British rate was somewhat cratic and the easier trend of money. The latter development extended to time funds, which were in more liberal supply than at any period in the past .ix months.
 . Other advices pertaining to market values were of the customary conflict ing character ranging from resumption of activity at certain industrial centers to further price cutting and wage redGc- lions elsewhere. Associated with the further rise of international remittance5 were rumors of impending loans or credit extensions to France and Switzerland, but in well-posted quarters these were regarded somewhat premature. Steels. shippings, equipments and specialtieS the latter mainly of the food variety, coh~ prised the strongest issues, Crucibe again leading the list at a net gain of ale points, fraction more than yesterday advance
 Otherwise gains of ? to points were impaired by realizing sales and back wardness of rails, which at no time kept race with the general market, and closed for the most rart at moderate recessions.
 Aside from some of the foreign munich pal issues. which enhanced recent gains. he bond market lacked definite trend, many popular issues reacting with the liberty group and convertible rails.
 Total sales, par value S12,61o,000.
 Old United States so ternment bonds were unchanged on call
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
i TUSCALOOSA 'PERFECTSI FURTHER PLANS FOR
 $l5O,OOO HOSPITAL

Tuscaloosa, January 11.--(Special)- The Tuscaloosa Hospital association became a corporation yesterday when letters of incorporation were filed in the office of the judge of probate. This action was authorized at a meeting of the hospital contributors last week.
 NThe following trustees were appoint ed For three years, Samuel F. Cla- bough, J. l.. Brierton, Dr. l.. o. Dawson; for two years, Frank M. Moody, Edgar L. Clarkson, J. J. Doster; for one year, Judge w. W. Brandon V. Hugo Fried man and Charles Morris. The follow ing officers were elected by the trus- tees: Sam F. Clabaugh, chairman; Judge W. W. Brandon, vice chairman; Mrs. Annie H. Townsend, secretary. An advisory board of the directors will be elected at a later date.
 The city will erect hospital at an estimated cost of s150.000.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
MARINE NEWS
By Aaseciated Press

Mobile, January ll.-Arrived: Sosua pool
 < Sailed; Schooner copperfeld. Gulfport
 fort Eads. January Belgian (Br.), Lverpool' Brindilla, Wilmington; Edge Held, Norfolk; Erken (Sweden), Tampa: rederai Bridge. Brazil; Gansfjord (Nor.). Port Barrios
 sailed Alyarado Cartgnia, Colombia : Delmira (Bro. Tampico; Holdenevans, aampico, Hollandia (Dutch. Amsterdam. hlsha Coqullas, Matanzas; Oshinhig. Ruenos Aires: Texas (Fr.), Galveston: Ncro (Hond). Pensacola,
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
TROY BOY LIKES NAVY
Now In Mexican Pacific Waters With
 Hydroplane Fleet

Troy, January n.-CspeciaA) )-J1m Frank King, formerly of Troy. and son of MT. and Mrs. i'm King of this city. is having many experiences in the navy He has been in the aviation service for some time. He is now on trip with some hydroplanes in the Mexican Pacific waters. The planes began their flight at San Diego, Cal, and made landings as directed by airplanes. He has been sfa- toned in various parts of the country, and was at Mineola when the famous English dirigible landed after it's flight across the Atlantic.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
Attends Electorate

Troy. January 11.--(Special.) )-Editor s. H. Elan of the Messenger went to Mont gomery Sunday afternon to be present Monday morning at the casting of the ballots of the democratic electors of Ala bama Mir. Elan represents the Second district This was his second trip in that capacity, having cast the vote for Wilson and Marshall four years ago.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
Bank of Germany

Berlin January 1.-The statement Of the Imperial Bank of Germany, issued December 31, shows the following changes:
 Total coin and bullion. increased S3,0U marks; gold. decreased 4000 marks; treasury notes. increased 1,947, ,341 ,0Oo marks; notes of other banks, decreased Sl6,0o0 marks; bills discounted, increased e,S92. .257 600 marks: advances. decreased B. 5l5.000 marks; Investments, decreased G., 905 GOO marks; other securities, decreased 7,S52, 900 marks; notes in circulation, in creased 1,679 272, 900 marks; deposits. in creased s.162. .Sss 900 marks; other liabilities, decreased 1S0f. .759.0 .00O0 marks: total gold holdings, ,09l, ,6s6 900 marks.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
Sugar Market


 New York, January 1l,-The local mar ket for raw sugar was firmer for spot and nearby. although shipment sugars were linuchanged. There were sales Of 5000 bags of Cubas in port and lO,S,V bags afloat at 9-16c. cost and freight, equal to 5.5Sc for centrifugal. the spot price now, while 54,00O bags of Cubas were sold for prompt and January shipment at 41sc. cost and freight equal to 552c for centrifugal
 Business in refined continues of fair proportions. and prices are uncnanged at .75c to 7.90c for fine granulated. Sugar futures were easier early, with January at one time 10 points lower under liquda- .tion but the steadness in raws brought about recovery. and closing prices were unchanged to points net higher on cov- ering and buying by trade and Cuban in terests Closing bids: January 4,7oc. March Aloe May 4S7c July 5c.s
The Birmingham age-herald., 1921-01-12
A,oneH llarke,

By Associated Press
 New York. January 1f.--Prime merean- tile paper. 7atdS per cent exchange strong: sterling Go-day bills. s.7o1a; com mercial 6o-day bills on banks, 3.7ola; com- mercia 6o-day bills. 3.7o demand, 2.7S; cables, 375% Francs, demand, 6i7; ca bles, 619 Belgian francs, demand, e.E' cables, $50. Builders, demand, 33; cables. s3s10 Lire, demand, 3.5: cables, 3.55, Marks, demand. s1.44; cables 145. Greece demand, 7.6l Montreal exchange. 1iN ger cent discount. Government bonds IT. regular; railroad bonds firm. Time loans steady, 60 and 20 days and six months, 7G71a per cent discount. Government bonds irregular; railroad bonds firm Call money steady. ruling rate, per cent: bank acceptances, 6G6h per cent.
 Ear silver. domestic, 991a; foreign, 65h Mexican dollars, 50.
 Sterling advanced further in the late dealings; eo-day bills, s.nst; commercial fa.-day bills on banks, s.1s4; commercial, ee-day bills, S.71A; demand, 376i4ss ca bles, 3.T.