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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-23

Bessie Love has commenced another
series of Goodnight stories for chill
dren. The young actress varies her
screen activity with writing and her
first series of bedtime tales is now in
course of puh1fcation
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-23

No, Geraldine, 1.-The City of Silent
Men" does not refer to Washington
when congress is in session.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-23

Ruth Roland has returned from her -vaca-
ton in the east to the scenes of her serial
picture activities on the Pacific Coast.
April 10 had been scheduled for the begin
ming OF work on her ninth 15-episode pic
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-23

Vivian Martin Is to return to the speak.
ing stage. She is the first of several play
ers of the film who have made the an
nouncement to actually take the step
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-23

King vidor, noted motion picture pro-
Queer, has just composed what promises
to be a nationally successful song. The
song, titled Lying Lips" was Inspired
by the film production OF the same title
in which Florence Vidor plays the leading
feminine role.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-23

Another quits Mack Sennett Marie Pre-
vost is to be featured by an Independent
company. ~
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-23

IN order make vivid
the bluegrass
from New York to make this
nave wished The relatives of the
tainee glad worthy of
N&
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-23

Norma TaImadge and Wallace Reid were
the winners in a recent popularity contest
conducted by the Moving Picture World.
The contest was national in its scope.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-23

Metros t.The -Four Horsemen of tht
Apocalypse recently opened in Los
Angeles. Top price was So
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-23
Snappy Film Facts

"BIaek Beauty is a horse on the screen.
Jim the Penman" is writing for the
movies.
Rest for. the Weary" indicates a peace
full theater- hour.
Eugene OBrien hates crowds and ap-
plause. The silent drama suits him.
whats a Wife Worth? 2" asks a film
title. 81, 900 on hubby's income tax.
Elaine Hammerstein has a choice be-
tween 'Handcuffs or Kisses" in her next
picture.
: Conway Tearle has a hard subject to
deal with in his impersonation of The
Man of Stone"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-23

Fresh indication of the ambitious plans
Of motion picture producers is contained in
information received from the Pacific Coast
liking Lear the Shakespearian master
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-23

Elinor GIyn appears as an extra In her
own screen story, THE Great Moment
now being filmed at the Lasky studio in
| Holly Mood. Cal.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1921-04-23

Betty Compson, who recently signed a
contract to appear exclusively in Para
mount pictures, will have for her next
starring vehicle an original by W. Somer-
set Vaughan, noted English author, en-
titled THE Ordeal"
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
@8 lteht Aei@rieben.

u = ~ -
~S6asi, iei mir ni6t bOie, a6er i'd
muB Dir iagen, oaB oieler Saloi
9ana abideulid i6medt."
n3a fonnIt ou ieben, mas oil
@%inbiloung modt, @dnne. SIN
&odbu9 Itebt, er i6meft arsge8eid-
nett"
Ger i6taue @atte.
oDenfe Dir blob, Ri6aro, 6rau &ra-
mer bat lid i6on pie0er einen
neuen SUIT gefauftl"
nSo2 Mber meiBt on, tuenn lie 10
iiiB m1re uie on, broudte iie nid)t
ioOiel @eIo sur Eusmaderin 5u
tragenl"
- gen Ser 81 + + IL
It g. pMinna, Elm gan5es Sabr
limo Sic brap %geueIeit, unO nun boz
ben Sic mieoer eiren Solooten in
Ser &iide!"
SEA, set mar ober oG n Stiid
arbeet, bon Die peniien nod eenen
3n eriattern."
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25

2afonid. ar3t (oer Iid
6auptlG1li9 nit gntfettungsfuren
abgibt): oSbrcn 8aud babe id ST.
men meggebradt, iest fam i'd Inn
oas Sonorar laufenl"
Hotient: rga, pielleidt merCen
Sic bei oieier @elegen6eit aud ben
Sbrigcn los!"
Sernf @urltl n@os
moIen Sic oenn S6ren Sobn per-
oen IaIien2"
uad, Dem geneel geiGat ia fcill
@ei61it, am Iie6iten m06tc er nod
6leiiHer peroenl"
SGT ct oo5u einige N~eigung?"
rIas weniger, a6er er iBt 10
germ @urlt!"
Nctte 8eh1ftigun 8.
u8ns madt MIR Die Sdul5e ben
gan5en Iieben 9ag?"
Die pideIt ibren @ann Inn ben
Singer"
. 6 d q t. %utter:
Sd trof porbin Sen Serrn 4po-
tbefer, pie ct pom @eridt FAM"
To6ter (Oie oen i6r 3ugeOahten
r&iihitiscn" bnBt): 500 6at er
mas perbrohen?"
Mutter: .@arum nidt gar =
MIR einc &ppotbcf abgcltobcn."
SoAter: nSrn, iir mid Dntte er
INNER idpn mas a6ltoRenOes."
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25

ouIaegudt TN BEN In c podr Minuits
aud ieae 6re6s baum pdtt sebobt.
SD ben lfnea nod ell oieiefte
Sdott @bisfep 9cromme lit Damn
fin i'd mebr oobt mie leruenOig 81
sen 8eocslpciIer iein SnuS gauge.
SD oerSd6lc Sine Oos @eitere in
mcin ndtite Sdreiwebrici. SD ben
mid ihon oouicn0mol porgenomme
I'm mcin McinO auiaemaht, Dob i'd
mid nit mebr BON Oen @eocsweiIer
bunsmadeIe ipoat Iniie autpcr I'M.
mer miOSer lin id 10 Oumm, womit
i'd berbIeime Sbne Sbrn Iiewer
9biIipp Sauerampter.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
8ibbeqtertq.

8iBbegterig. Sums
den: uEapa, iBt man eigentlIf]
aud &aupen?"
Batter: rAber gemiB nidt. @ie
fommIt on auf iolf oumme 6rage,
= bodu bel 2iid?"
Sdnsden: n@cil cine auf Del
mem Solat tpar, ben OIL ioeben ge-
eeiien buitl"
- Gin @robian. Sunser
@bemnnn: nMeinit on ni9t aud,
liebe 6raii, 6aB Die @aroinen ourf)
mlein itorfes &au9en leioen?"
Srau: ,9u biit bod Der bette,
.Iorgiomite Monn bon Der 8elt. =
NotiirIi1 leioen iie 0arutlter!"
Mann: rOann nimm iie ab!"
@m 8abItog. 2antbips
pc: nGeben sic nlir, Serr Sdwa-
ger, tpie oergniigt beute mcin Nann
it'll"
@dtpaser: u@unoert sic Oas,
6rau S6pdserin beute am
@abltog?l Der quite Meni6 freut
iid, aud einmal cine Gimme gu
baben!"
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
0os qeI0{te Rat{e

-9aS %geIoIte RatieI.
n@erbeiratet bilt ou?"
nSSa, uno rate nal, nit pem?"
rgeu', nod oeiner 6igur miro's
wobl Jon reider S1laAtermeilter
iein = mie2"
= Neue sc et6ooe. @eiudt
elm perfefter auftionator; oerielbe
muB 8aud)reoner ieiu, oauit ct our
8elebung oes @elddfts ielber NIT
bieten fam.
auffIdrung. o0as lit
bod erltaunlid," iagte Steffen.
Dtpas oie @elebrten aaes miiien, lo-
gar Sonneil- unb Monofiniterniiie
wiiIen Sic i'm poraus. p9a,"
iagte Sans, n0as lit cine i6one
9unlt, es itebt ia ieoesmal riftig III
ieoem aolenoer."
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
Cine eaIspfanne in sransuaaI.

Slls Ger peiten, fla6meai9en
9ululteppe norolid) pom Der Soupt-
ltaot Der Siioafrifaniihen &epublit,
Bretoria, erbebt iid) aus ben tells
lanoigert, tells lebmigeu, tells bumo.
len iugenoltnen 9iIoungen elm @ro.
nitgebirge berous, pelt)es bon 5abI
reiDen 9iabnsgdngen Ourpiebt
miro. @enn man Die Sobe Der Yer.
ge errei6t bat, 10 offnet iid Dem
gluge Der 9lif nuf cine liberia
ldenoe uno in DER ionit 10 elm.
formigen @eeea6 poaie abpeifenOe
@ri1einung: es iettft Iid nonlid)
cine tridterf0rmige @ertiefung III
ben Grant elm, oeren Wdlloe nnd
Often, Noroen urO 8eiten bin 5iem-
lid lteil abitiir5en, n1breno Der iiio.
lit)e Ibbang our6 etDaS g%eringere
Neieung 9ernoe nod Die anlegur9
zines in @inoungen lib IN Die Siefe
binunter5iebenoen 6obrtpeges, Der
freili6 ai6 MIR fir ofrifaniiAe
8erb1Itniiie broubbar erideint, err
m0qli6t bat. &ings Inn ben Grid.
ter berum erbeben iid niif Dem ibn
nmfleioenOen &iden cine Nn5abl
BON fleineren Siigeln. Die tieflte
ginIuttelung in Der %umrabmung oes
Eri6ters liegt etma So Wteter iiber
Dem @ritnoe oesielben. Sn oielem
Ericbter nun liegt ein freisrunoer
See, oeIien 9urnmeller ettua 400
Wfeter betrGgt, uno oieIer See iii
nit elmer auBeroroentliG fon5en-
trierten, rot gefdrbten Sal5ioole err
fiilt. Gieies Salapoiier beiibt nur
cine geringe 3iefe, Die lie nod Oer
SSabres3eit i6tponft un0 bel nieorig-
item 8alierltonoe MIR 1-2 SUB
betrGgt. Ser 8ooen oeS Sees lit
init elmer Itarfen arulte BON Stein-
Ial5 beoedt, pel6e meiit in groBen
@iirfeln oustrpltaaiiiert lit uno ei-
ne rotIi6e Sarbe beiibt. Nltr itcl.
lenpeiIe beobadtet man aud peiBes
Stetnlala. @benio finoet iid untel
ben oltstrpItaaiiierten Sal5en pEro-
ma, 5. b. m~aIlerbaltiges, ~fobleniau-
res Natron, uno 5tuar %enttpeoer IN
ein5elnen 2ogen ODER in iduppigen
arpltoaaggregaten1 ouf ben Sber-
Hidden Der Steinial5miirfel nio in
Den 3wiibenrdumen 5piiden ben
lelben. 2ds ufer 0eS fleinen Sal5.
fees beItebt aus einem i6ipar5en
S6lommte, Der bier un0 ga nit bin
men Sal5trulten be0edt lit. Inter
Dem S1lamme folgt Damn Elm gro
Der @rlls, Der oas 3eriebungspro-
buff oes unterlagernOen Grants lit.
9as Sal3 oieies SoolebedenS miro
tells onr6 @inoampfen III elmer Ell
lernen Sieoepfanne, tells onr6 I'M
trDltalilieren Der auf Dem Booen
aeS Sees oorbanoenen Snl5lager
%getponnen. Cine 6emii6e @nalpie
Der Sal3e ergab, 0aB oas 8ailer
frei BON Sips lit, OaB es 81 8ro-
sent get0lter B~eltanoteile entbalt unG
Dab oiclelbeit 5l q aus Gblornatri-
Inn uno gu VI aus fobleniaurem
Iatron belteben. 9ieie mcrfwiir-
oige Snl5pfanne lit bo1it pabridein.
lid al.f @rideinungen pulfaniid)er
gtrt in oerielben @eiie 5uriid5ufib-
rem, mie Die b%efnnnten Maare III
ser gifel ooer pie Die eigentiimli-
den, nit ~pulfaniiden Sriimmerpro-
O,tften erfiiaten 5plinorii6en S6lote
ser &auben Mib. Mnn miro anneb-
men miiilen, ooB es iid nm einen
@rploiionsfroter banoelt, Der iid
bon unten Der nit Sala belaoenem
Shlamm fiiute, 10 oaB Ser Sal5-
gebnlt Der SdlotauSfiilung 5uglei6
gum @rias Der ibm ~ent5ogenen Sal5-
menoe Nerfpen0und fin6et.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25

@eii6t. Dime ieood aus Ser Sal.
Jung gu geraten, REF er NIT Der.
itdrfter Stimme: 0Meine Serren.
id bemerfe ioeben, Bob elmer mel
ner politiidcn @csner ieinen 9opf
berloren batl"
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25

3 m tung g. Stlloent
Gprift bei ieinem nod i'm 8ett lie
genoen aommilitonen por): Slump
fig, idneal Sd muB UNI eli llbr
i'm &oleg iein, mo- baIt OH mcine
&olegmappe 6ingelegt?"
Sumpfig: nSerrgott = itort Ser
Meni6 einen mittcn in Ser Naat =
Blob INN ins 9oIIeg gu gebenI"
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25

= @erfhnopt. .9u peiBt,
id freue mid, Dab 6u MIN enoli9
sebeiratet bait ino Oen alien Sals-
Oranen bon SalisbdIterin los biit."
$50, aber bic bob id ia &c.
beirntetl"
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25

Sreun6innen. o9u,
86tbe, sIaubit ou, Dab mein grdt.
tigom mid oud lieben miro, luenn
i1 nal alt bin?"
sea, oas mltB ii9 ia bolo bers
ausltelen?" /.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
rWif ii1ir!"

Ger berlorene &opf.
gs mar feline erite offentlide &eoe
als @nblfan6ioat, uno bepor er
nod feline idmierige Iufgabe our
SGlfte geloit bate, flog inn aits
Dem 3ub0rerraum elm &oblfopf ins
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25

= @efprd9 d. Sea, Iieber
6reuno = mir boben uns ia Orei
Monate ni6t geieben = uno on 6oit
in5mii9en gebeiratet? :"
r6oli9 - i9 mar iu6mii6en
berbeiratet ..."
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25

Gin 3eitfin6. 2ebrer:
ngrfIGr' nal Die @orte: Sen
Gold i'm @etpanoe i9li6."
Sdiiler: v9omaIs, als sic 8irg.
I6aft ipielte, CAB es nod feline
8ombenl"
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25

goe: n@ier5ebn Gage baden nil
nidt einen Sdlag getan; moacn
mir ms ni9t enoli6 nal 'rantpagen
an uoes 8iirgers 3ieroe"?"
= unermartete + o.
Sc. .8er5eibcn Sic, SRI. @liia-
betb," itotterte Der iunge Wann er.
roteno.
nYitte, bite, bite"
SD motte Sic etmas fragen -"
rSa, ia" flotet Sri. Gliiabet6.
D@eroen Sic mir aud beltimmi
nid)t boie iein?"
r@arum ioa i9?"
~8omit bringen Sic eigentli6 Die
9idel aus 3brem @eiidt tort? Sd
babe namlih aud welde."
Sebr entfernt. .Sii
oieier @olb6erger ni6t elm Ser
wanoter bon Sbnen?"
rSa, ober n iebr e%rtfernter; min
lino orei Miaioncn allseinanoerl'
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25

@lHdspiI5. uSinoet oenn
Der iunge ardt bier iein austom-
menu"
Limo OBJ! Sein eriter &atient mar
iein @rbonfeI, Der pom Sdlaee ge-
troffen wuroe. Ser betriibte Neife
fonnte nur nod Ben 500 fonita=
tieren."
Die reinite 6reuoe
Sic freuen ii6 ia 10, Serr MiiI-
lcr?"
Sue i'd audi l~lniere Gadbarn
ba6en elm &lapier, Die 2eute iiber
uns baben aud ems = uno oie
lino ale beioe beute na4t geltoblen
moroen!"
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25

ans Ser S6uIe. 2eb-
rer: r@oran erfennt man oie 81
raffe?"
S6iler: .an Ben groBen Som.
m%eriprollen!"
-2iebeSbemeis. Srit
v2iebIt on mid wirfli6 10 ie6r, wil
on INNER ingit, Minna?"
&odin: n4ber SriBe, oaran fannI
on nod 5meifeln? @ebe i'd sir midi
allies, mas ih - meiner Serri6af1
am Nunoe dbiparels fannie
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25

XVI NOCOl2lDCtltL
bat 5u Die 2i35ie,
mas meme Alte is,
eeiagt, er b1tt groB.
artige Nubs for mid
I'M i'd iout belt nod)t
email 81 ibm fonllne;
er tonnt nlpper
eridt 81 mid taIfe,
penn ole aoItie.
tort m6re.
Seit0ern NOR lSrohi.
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25

gu baIt Den 8erfebr nit Oem iu-
genoIiden Seloen BON 9beater oes
Noroens abgebroden?"
1Sa, in ieiner @iferiu9t mafte
ct mir t6gli9 n8oriteaungen", es
fam gu inlner b~eftigeren rS5encn"
uno nod Dem leBten nauftritt" gin.
gen mir nab nod beridieoenen Sci
ten"
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25

Set meinem i~ed8e5ntcn Sabre
babe i6 mir fat ieoes Sobr elmer
3abn 5ieben Inlien miiIien.l"
n@ein Soft, %on1niges GrGiiIein.
Wiebiel 3dbne baben Sic oenn oa?"
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25

v@orum roufen Sic oenn nibt mebr, Serr auuImer2"
vSant mir ia gr nht elm, iett BEL Der Teuerlngl aein Wtenid fault
fb elm 3unoboI5; ole orei S9rttt fonnnt elmer uno iagt: vgitt ibon nm
elm Sener"l"
Washington Journal., 1921-11-25
Cffntr S&rribehrttt hes
3btltpp 5~aMerampftr.
zoe.

WRin liebcr Scrr HeoaFtiOndr -
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-27
Beautiful Program
at Community Tree
on Monday Evening

To Palatka Community Service
credit is given for the splendid
Christmas entertainment which was
enjoyed and participated in by one
of the largest crowds ever assembled
n Palatka.
The program was marked by its
simplicity, community singing of the
beautiful Christmas carols being the
principal feature of the evening. The
Community Service band, under the
leadership of Mr.. Shearouse, accom-
panied the caroling, which was ably
led by Negley Teeters, secretary of
Palatka Community Service. The
people responded Fundamentally,
all entering into the spirit of the oc-
casion with one accord.
The spirit of Christmas furnished
beautiful theme for a short but i'm
pressive address delivered by w. P.
Dineen, the speaker of the evening.
He brought home to the audience the
real meaning of the Yuletide, a sea-
son of giving and not receiving; a
season when all animosities and bit
ter feelings should be forgotten. He
stated that Christianity was the only
religion tina thas has never been su-
perimposed on people and the only
religion that has stood the test of
time; the simplest of them all, yet
the most beautiful.
The setting of the courthouse
lawn, the scene of the caroling, was
enhanced by the beautiful Christmas
tree that had been set up earlier in
the week to radiate the Christmas
spirit. The tree was a display of
var-coored lights and tinsel.
The words of the various carols
were flashed on a sheet suspended
from the central pillars of the court
house so that all present were given
an opportunity to sing. This was a
novel feature of the evenings pro-
gram.
The carols sung were as follows:
ooh Come, All ely Faithful" "Joy to
the World" "Hark, the Herald An
gels Sing" ooh, Little Town of
Bethlehem" "The First Novel;" at
Came Upon a Midnight Clear" and
"Silent Night" Children featured
the singing with their delicate, sweet
voices, which was much appreciated
by the adults. Mrs. E. L. Mann,
chairman of the music committee,
presided at the piano and assisted
the band with the accompaniment.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-27
TAMPA WOMAN IS
GREATLY PLEASED
Mrs. Graves Says the Change in Her
Condition Is Remarkable.

81 am simply delighted with Tan
lac and with good reason, for since
taking it l am free from rheumatism
for the first time in many years."
said Mrs. M. E. Graves, R. F. D. 8,
Box 253, Tampa, Fla.
rheumatism began to trouble me
so long ago that cannot recall the
date, but about two years ago it took
a sudden turn for the worse, and
from that time on until Tanlac made
such wonderful change in my con-
dition l was in constant misery. Ny
shoulders, knees and wrists We're all
swollen and was constantly ban
daged and l used liniment after lini-
ment until my whole arm was bis
tered | couldn't sleep to do any
good, either.
81 improved from the first dose of
Tanlac and continued to get better
until finally every vestige of the
rheumatism disappeared. | am as
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-27
NOTICE TO PAVING CONTRAC.
TORS.

Sealed bids will be received and
opened by the City Council of Palat-
ka, Fla, at their regular meeting on
January 10, 1922, at 8 p. M, for con-
structing and setting approximately
10000 lineal feet of concrete curb;
and laying approximately $4,000
square yards of br ok paving.
Plans and specifications can be
seen at the office of the City Clerk
after December 18th.
All bids must be accompanied by a
certified check for 100000, payable
to the Treasurer of the City of Pa
latka, the same to be forfeited to the
City of Palatka in the event that the
contractor, to whom the contract is
awarded, fails to qualify within the
stipulated time.
The contractor, to whom contract
is awarded, will be required to give
a surity bond in an amount equal to
one third of the contract price.
The right is reserved to reject any
or all bids.
JNO. H. RANDOLPH,
CHAS. BURT, City Engineer
City Clerk, Palatka, Fla.
Dec. 6-13-20-27; Jan. 8.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-27
ACTS OF MASKED
BAND FOLLOWED BY
MURDER-LYNCHING
Continued from Page ~

Continued from Page ~
Scouts in uniform, led the procession
to the cemetery.
Last Friday night a crowd OF
masked men kidnapped Manuel
Head, who, it is alleged, was keeping
house with negro woman, and took
him out to the city incinerator, which
is situated out on the county road
where they strung him up by rope,
and beat him severely. During the
tussle Head managed to dislodge the
masks from the faces of three of his
assailants, and vowed vengeance.
This morning he was out riding
in an automobile, driven by friend
named Juloi, and passed Mr.. Decker,
who was also in car. Head order
ed Juloi to stop the car which they
were in, and, crouching from the
running board, fired several shots at
Decker, one of which proved fatal.
Two bullets struck Decker.
The act was committed at $50
this morning and by noon Head was
under arrest, so quickly were the po-
lice, deputies and marines on the
scene.
At o'clock Head confessed to
Sheriff Curry, in the presence of
Chief Deputy McInnis. at the county
Jail. He alleged that Mr.. Decker
was the man who tied the rope about
his head last Friday, declaring he
had removed Decker's mask.
Mr.. Decker was a member of the
Rotary club, Elks and various other
organizations. He was manager of
Samuel l. Davis Cigar factory. He
leaves wife, son and daughter.
Head has, at previous times, serv-
ed time in city, county and federal
jails.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-27
MAR pICKroRD AT GRAND.

Mhts q - NM StND Al UhAlND.
In order that she may have plenty
of vital ty for her work and that she
may be comfortable and secure rest
in odd moments, Mary Pickford, the
in "The Love Light" at the Grand
tomorrow, has had built portable
home. A small truck was remodeled
and so arranged that one side can be
let down into a comfortable bed, and
the front end right back of the driv-
ers seat opened and turned into
small kitchenette with an oil stove
and everything complete. Further
down is a dressing table with full
makeup equipment and wash basin.
On shelf are books so that while
scenes in which Miss Pickford is not
appearing are taken she can retire to
the car and take a reviving nap or
recline at ease and read. Frequently
on location when the company has
worked more than 16 to 10 hours,
Miss Pickford spends the night safe
ly slumbering in her car.
Frances Marion, Miss Pickford's
director, has also had her big run
about fixed so that by adjusting the
back of the front seats very COM
Portable bed can be made. So many
times instead of returning home the
two girls have the two cars placed
side by side and star and director
secure bit of sleep during the late
hours of the night.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-27
Florida East Coast
RAILWAY
Flagler System

tNASiCA OybtGM
Departure of passenger trains from
Palatka, Union Station, for East Pa.
latka, daily:
No. 101-10:10a.m. No. 103-1:40 p
No. 105-4:50 pm. No. 1O7-5:55p
Arrival and departure of passenger
trains at East PaIatka Station.
SOUTHBOUND DAILY
No. 29-Miami Local.. 11:45a.m.
No. 85-Havana Special. 5:15p.m.
No. 37-K. West Express. 11:13p.m.
NORTHBOUND DAILY
No. SIX. West Express. 6:1Oa.m.
No. S6-Havana Special. 1O:42a.m.
No. 30-Miami Local.. 5:15p.m.
Trains IS and SO, through, between
New York and Key West, via A. C. L.
north of Jacksonville; dining car SER
vice. Trains 81 and 3s, through slee-
per New York and Miami, S. A. L.
north of Jacksonville.
]. D. RAINIER, G. P. A.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-27
OCALA STAR ANSWERS
MR.. KENNEDY'S LETTER.

A few days ago The News repro
duced an editorial interview writer
by Editor Benjamin, of The Ocala
Star, with proper credit, which might
have made it appear as having been
furnished by MIR. Christensen, receiv-
er for the Ockalwaha Valley railroad
Editor Benjamin informs US that the
thoughts expressed in that interview
were all his own, following a rather
caustic reply by Mr.. Kennedy, of The
Ockalwaha Valley auditing depart
ment.
Editor Benjamin replied to Mr.
Kennedy, and we take pleasure in
reproducing it. 1t has been rather
difficult to distinguish between The
Stars intent to boost the business
men into supporting the O. ", and
its evident projudices against the
former receiver. The News has re-
printed everything it has found in
The Star on this subject, as it cheer
fully reproduces the following:
elsewhere we print communi-
cation from Mr.. H. c. Kennedy,
anent the o. V. railroad. Mr.. Ken
needy will see probably with irrita-
ton, that we have marked part of
his letter out, tina tpart being mostly
personal remarks about Mr.. Chris
Jensen. In explanation, we will say
to him and our other friends that
while we don't mind printing abusivs
remarks about ourself or The Star
(both being used to them that we
can't allow the paper to be made a
vehicle for supplementary express
sions about other folks. One rea-
son for this is that it might give
the other folks room for libel suit
against the paper; another is that it
isn't just. Some of the cause for
Mr.. Kennedy's censure of Mr.. Chris
Jensen is that The Palatka News
published our article as an interview
with Mr.. Christensen, when it was
an editorial and The Star itself is re-
spOnsible for it. We will say right
here that while we are willing to
give Mr.. Kennedy or any other man
connected with the Rodman COM
pany room to answer anything said
in this paper about the 0. v, that
we don't believe Mr. Christensen
has exaggerated in his statements
Al OF. tibet road. Personally, we
knew a number Of his statements to
Re tue and others are supported by
the evidence of other people we'll ac-
quainted with the road. We wrote
the article not in criticism of the
isodman company, but in the hope
to obtain support for the o. v,
which obviously can't continue to
operate unless it obtains business
enough to pay tbs expenses
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1921-12-27
Mrs. Bohn Wins
Handsome Doll

Mrs. w. F. Bohn, of Palatka
Heights, was the fortunate winner
of the beautiful $40 doll given away
at the Bulky Stores on Christmas
eve, the lucky ticket being No.
OO7817. This doll is without doubt
the handsomest and largest ever
given away in this city and Mrs.
Bohn is to be congratulated upon re-
ceiving such a valuable prize. ct