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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-23
Banker Alleged Backer
of Florida Rum Runners

Miami. pa. MHr"h u WIliInm :.
SHll,ard urmh,r ct IL" squadron 70:
prohibition agents which began u c.'an.
up campaign hcr" M"uGRy. testified Ht
the preliminary hearing today &C ANc
persons charged witG conspiracy 10 VIC
.a,e III" Ncls;"ad law. that &. ". clay
ton. Tlcc-rrcsii cnt OF ihe Miami Ma
tioral hank. wrote u" agreement l''
which he was 10 purchase u CUrEo "r
lsvuur for S4.njn.
clayton. with ". &. Fhe,phs. 7. y.
Lewis, Foster sloan and MIR. =. 9. 1lAr-
riSOn. co-defcnGan,>. VAS arraiCned DO
fore United states Commissioners ! IL
Graham
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ORIOLES DEFEAT
THE KAHN CLUB

Overcoming lead O. u POINTS IN
the second half az n hard fought battle
the Orioles defeated the Kahn club 10y
the count $40. in = game that was
euu % thrills. An extra period wa"
playrd when the game became dead
locked. The gam" was played on N"
Kahn Club floor ard vas featured ny
the accurate shooting Of Heller. who
made total OF It baskets for his
roam Ka.u also played good for the
defeated quintet while kalaAy, scoring
8 goars. and Cornell showed great rornA
so- the Orioles.
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.. ,nnr IN this ri:". Money vas gwen
49,. !nau 20 pay h.s fare TO INC '''9 !"
3. 'i,.H ir wanted to 60.
This - not the uni! ga" Of this k!nd'
hat there arc many coming :" this c!tE
every DAY looking for something 20 40
,,;,,,- ur the men have been directed 20
other cites where Il is known they VIII
I,cri;c AID.
Euchre Tomorrow.
\ ca, ire vii. be given AT III" new
s. noel hail at 81 Anthony's school TO-
morrow evening. under the auspices o.
;hC kUi.h's az columbus. Many prizes
have been selected for those winning tina
most number Of games and large
crowd Is expected. 4 cordial invitation
/; cAicIu,cd TO ali.
Young Mems Club Elect.
At 4 meeting q: the Young Mems Cup
Of III" First Methodist church the fo!-
lowing officers were elected for the re-
Inaindcr Of the year: John Groves. pres
.,3cmt: Griffith Johns. vice president;
howard Groves, secretary: NiLllam
Cos>. trcanUr"r
Entertain Ladies' Aid.
The Ladies' Aid Society of Tie MIX
wood VI. L. church. will meet At tao
BON" Of Mrs. Harry Bloom. on Lincoln
aScu'.r. th!E; evening. The regular rou-
line "c husinass Will hc tranEacte and
several things of interest will be dis
CusScd
Entertain STAFF
The editorial staff OF the bridgeport
high school was Pleasantly entertained
r, the home Of Miss Hazel Profit on
Lincoln avenue last evening. The fol-
lowing were present: Ruth Elliot. Mary
Tthman, Charlotte Houser. Jessie Still
well. Francis poudna, Helen Williams
Haze! Profit. Mary Spears, Nina i'ayre
David Adams James Rowley. Carl Ham
mel, Don Bcbce. Harry Reb"e. Ted Dun
gan. J. l.. Gordan and cyril Farmer
One Looked Up
Ono drunk was locked up 1T the city
hu.lding yesterday. The man with h!'
PARTNER had been drinking rather hcav'
ily and had applied for u place tn sleep
when found 10 he drunk ono was locked
up while tho other hit the road. lie VIII
hr given time 10 sober Up and get out Of
town.
Find Liquor; No Man
deputy sheriff John Idd!ngS with sew
ernl officers raIdCd 4 shack in the IN
pcr end Of this city and found quite I
h!; Of liquor. The man who had the
liquor was not at home but the stun
was cunttsCRted and taken to the city
building This is one OF the many raids
that have been made which yielded re-
suits.
Social and Lunch
The Women's Benefit Association OF
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rrr.1.Ep aY RAIDERS.

Macon. Ga. March cc.-Fed"r1. pro-
hihit!on officers under the direction OF
". H. fTahr. engaged IN hattie today
with alleged moonshiners IN Emmanuc!
county. T. Eardw!ch. on" OK the alleged
rn"onShiners. received wounds Of which
h., did and Ia +. Nc%h"rry. u member
60" ~" g.tihiN@ force. vas shot three
times. hu, is expected to recover.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-23
MOORE THE WINNER

M.lWA ukct. WIS. March :. J""
Moore. New York. indoor champion. won
the international amateur skating moe
Ing hcrc tonight Moore Won S!X rae
in ;hr three u!ghts ui the meet, inak,@g
a total Of $50 points. Gladys Roh.r ~,
'ru-ci,to. iu,cruaticua. amateur i;:r.s'
championship. was second "a he nam
Der OF points with l-r She bros" thru"
indoor records Cor girls during the
races.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-23
MARTINS FERRY
FIND COW STABLES
ARE NOT SAINT AIRY

Tho inspection of several cow sta
l,os IN this city .ast M""day r"v"aIcd
Amos, unbelievable "oniiti""s. accord
i,c TO verbal report Of III" inspection
made at the EiwHu!s luncheon yesterday
ny pr. G. l. SNr"ve Health hff'r"r
shannon Tu:or. Tuhl!r Health Mars"
Miss Beatrice i;oh"ia'e. X {. Mhsion.
Rev, g. u. Wing"rd and toun"1rman Ear
Vcuunm. Ah"ut ten places w"r" n
- c,,i"d and ~ Nc"v few cases W":c 'a"N
sanitary ulr I.'l,, in tho UT."r cad ~
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The new Slip-on sweaters
have a long ncck-linc, and
sports collars, with detachable,
separate. shield. In hcliotropc,
!rr"nn. brown. navy and jockey
red. $9.9S.
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Holeproof Hosiery foi
Women
Strong Enough for Sports Wear-Handsome
Enough for the Ball Room

It's the comfort stocking Tor
womcn-whother they be, sI"N
der or stout. 1t brings com
fort TO tho feet and p"ac" I"
the mind.
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RIVER TELEGRAMS

UaNis Island pHm. E"c'. EALING
clcU".
warren: % feet snow.
81 city: feet. falling. Gear
I'arkersburG: ~ feet; fall!nE. ''ca''
MorEan,own: feet. cloudy.
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Bic ENGINEERING
FEAT WITNESSED
BY MANY PEOPLE
sEAsoARp CONSTRUCTION COM
PANY MAKES GREAT SPEED IN
MOVING BRIDGE SPANS.
hoard OF coNTRoL OPENS BIDS
FOR STREET WORR-MCI4AlH
IS Low BIDDER

IS Low BIDDER
-----'
orHER ITEMS OF INTEREST
oARDrNG VARIOUS MAHf
CITY OF sEhbh4Ah'
-.
Probably ,.rs ~ tho greatest en@.l.".r.
inE Yeats in 40 hiSr"rN 49, the 'H'" 49,
10y took place "a E"i','rr N"~i"T'"' go
.ernoon when arg" heavy 'r'h X.
were moved int" ',;''" - " l%'-
kaitim"rS ana bAi" r'.E''." '''"'~'
replace "@h''T S'''h>' '"' 49,,
"etSh'HE |2. ...n -, -.
Sether an" ".,'" '', -.
SHace h'7"''n "a, ,.,,.,y ,,,.,..
'@me TIME t!.l '-' 1900 49,; !.
80 -, ,,ro-c,t
.. wer' nrcNe"s' .,.. 49,. .,..s r,.-,a -
-, ~. 49, ar.',,, ,.. 49,. - @rw un"S
4. rIa,,u v,s .,h..., w. r. ...,rS iru'H.
I ~ p'r, nr.l',,,r..r, .vH ..r,.ss,r,
L.Sorc ,nr v,.-, - ru.'iu.; ne h,G spans
40 thcir r),,a nu r,.""r~ ,,b,u' IG..'
r,,ynu,as. ,in,e VAS ruusu'vcd ~" H"W
a,.rs baJ h.cr l,'arcI Co.. vol ~. ct, Up
mort. ard were r,.rcsH ,.,. :"!', - >" tee
they could 10 moved dir"rt.r '''' i.'"'
proper place. Wol.crS wer" 49, .
pared on supports !" carry i"e .'S.':
spans out, .o,,.,.,t I,,,...,,T
persons S",hcrr1 "a
usual :eat performed"
S:ds opened
SA-,.ica Director ,;.prge r t-rrE.u'%
xesterday .,t;cruo,.a opened hnIS tex '.''
;,,,roy.r.rr rr franklin street 10
tween Thlrty-fourth aad Thirty .'"'"d
I~Streets. Residents nad retii"H'"" '''
concrete work There N'r" IW' ''.'
Rosser & Malone. WI. 4 ~" ~ -"
N"7aS. ana S"'huc. =. w, 'n''', 49,.
bid OF S-''4>.t"' u - ..N,' 49,, COW.
board OF roul'"' VIZ, go >;
trset 20 me- '"'"' - "' ,,,..,, ~,
lover I''' cav ''' -t;,,,,,,
Is nor '',H" 49,. r,,i,,..r IInmrr Al
Iu'niShed 'E '''E '''-'''''
To Cameron
The N"H"tn Nt"'., -" -, ....
teln OF t"'> < -" - ,'r,. 49,.
on SATURDAY M"e'S 80 e.. a., iIn,.
tenn Will Il" '"''' wa" ,.,rrt,-
Company quintet "' "'", ',' 49,. r.r
IN he seas"" '"' ,.
ood game WIS -
1SS1oN ,,-t',!.o r.,io,
me directors or ~ ,t,n 40.
ttS at i"e na'. q" "'o' at.,,
tmeE = -. He'' WI. ." 49,. r,ot.
cahe meeting, AZ p''S ''ne >"V -.
oof t"a&'!at drive i"r ,u' "S,'''>
oIhe Nilsson VIII Ter,.N' ~
eIans Ao0"' .r,
Vhe pian| ana s,rl''.' "C,."s w. ,,.i.I
proEem'ht OK ,H.st ,L.
-, cr,ie - 10 h,
r.,,,,. I'LL s,rea. h.-
FSp'Sneu ~. "' 1900. 49,, .,,.,o,,r,
use oA t"e ms tI.. .,or a.,
tine ra'N."S "t ~ -. -,
anon cre'N on oe.,.'
CAuo 70 ..,,
Members 81 'h' i"e" ~. nc ~ ,,,..
entertained ms ''e'"S - .
snnie Shephero al "'i H''', -,
t''a'''' '''.' ,. 49,, .,.,,
,ons VIII "e e"-"''" $50 . ..'.
lg. '""S"''" wee
OsteSS
improve o"e' ,.
Contractors i'"~''" w.
cen gtNoa IN" '"'''E"S 49,, ''N''''7
low front t"r '"' '''''.
Derty on hc!N"ht N''' ~ 80 ''
~ add.t'"h%i N'"i' '' ''' w '",
Mr.. Thomas I'-'N''! PIX go
Serty ir"" N'"'i' l'.'''
The pr",'.' $50 '''H -. 49,,
10 the a.. Nn"n IN" ''N we" - '.'
ished .. ''.. ne '''
I!rlcly n.'.> :" the "'T! "''' ''''
Anew tr""'
Allied CLUB.
Mrs Juhu =. M"''raM va ~ ''"> 49,
this evening :" ~" u"uihrr> ~ i"' "
lied ,,uh al he: h"n''' on N"''.' N''''
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-23

I'D ana
r"S'','' ware '','. '..' ,,'..h an ma
.',,..,,., .,,,,..,, T.N go tn, ".;y
Si''"'' '.P''' ,,,.r plug
'A'a'N ''' ''' Gle H''- 49,, driven
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= = - To- .,,,.,, '.rrr. At
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;''''N :. l.. ''..' N''' ....., headed
w""'.'c. Si''" ;. - WIN
ny "'F. II ". ''"'. .....,.,. ar.
s""Hi i'''' In. scout
ea"'zaii"n L. i,.'' 'A'''''
h"'e'"'"'' .,
TO SsAA's' ,... -. lis
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'"! ".' l""'''N ,,.l,r,rd. II,
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S"car" VICTORY.
mitchell oahoiuH" No.
Tee "'"""a'''''' ns - ..'r,'.., 80 81,
r"'.... p:";"'H'h' f'""e O." ,n,,
'lai"Sv','' made Know" H',". ,,,,,,,
=" would 'H'er Tie race ~ -" T'>,s,,
primary f"T ~" h"''' .''''''" H., ,,..,I,
,l,o- IN ,h.s county. vas receive" W''n
,r:rrnSt &,r" IT." = "u" o. IN" 90. ~
a~owN attorneys n ~" county an" Me-
80 doubt r"cr.v" GOO! Support from MS
logon If friends IN i"ilal:e.
Services End.
Revival services ended a; he Frs
Method 81 Episcopal "hur'" WIZ" NV
service held l"sr n'Sht. TIL" hhI
,,....,ny Wa ,arSely attended. II was
observed - "l'awtir Night Az" All
..,. ,r.u.h..~S uf a uln.h'r Of families
,,,r,. - attendance, The rIst'.v EaN" /"
s.,...,y, ,.,,rcr Tn" meetings. Hn!"r-
wax for three weeks were h!gn,% sc
a..c,, -, ever, wa,
Rsllatre Briefs
,,,.,,,..,,.ri hy I.awrc~.s l.. Imh"t.
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Save Five to T7geuty Dollars on Each Dress---
Dainty doll
Night Lamps
S4.9S

There arc blondes and hru-
uctteS. and even grey haired
ladies among them. And they
are dressed in blue. rose, orchid
and yellow silk. Exceptional
values at the special price Of
$4.9S.
Stone L Thomas, Fourth Floor
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Allied Club.

Mrs. john !. Mr';raw 49,. - hos ."- .
his evening 60 I've members ~ TIA" Vi
lied cub at H," h"uu' on N"''." STREET
vatiou, ~,~.ja' diversions ~.il T." a.
loved during H.. ,,cn'uG and 'n"-
rhcoo Nil, f.. s,.r>rd a.; TIC r"StesS.
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At $3.50 a Pair

Pure thread silk with four
inch mcrccrized h"mmcd top
black. white. brown and gre.
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At $500 q Pair

Silk faced, pure thread silk
at that. over fine lislc, with
cxtra-Strctch rib tops; black,
white. and brown.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-03-23
At S1.65 a Pair

l>-inrh pure thread silk leg,
with extra stretch RIB top.
Black, white and browns.
Stone q Thomas. Main Floor
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LiGuor Violator.

.NnG: Dom. :.-'E. ~ II'iiaE. was n NE
bellaIry tti, d, u,&hj Awaiting Il hear
Lng h"i..r,. M::,,I I"au X. Wyatt. OF i
large -, v."..',u- tic UlH"c Ian. III"
man Wis a.I,~l.H "> "ilrr'rS W,t1i;t"
Hickman u:,i ,i":.n h"tr''''. Mh"n t'""n
tnto ,ua'"iI L.. uad uVu"r n MS los"e~-
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S. A. Gro wing.


The membership a.; .a' S".,1'."0
Army corps "a Ernarr" la a'""', ~
,reasing rapid! %. AT" ST.. n"N - ..a-
reached the l"p :uar~. N.>p u" :,;icn1-
hn,c AZ tho l;tri,,t,> s-'.;Il, r..., I,.luiy..
greatly. The sunday >r..".'. ,,;,.nc.,r..c
has reached "a iv,.i ~ iI". Last night
the 5. y u;,ud held practice. tn" rr:u.
lar resigluus S,Iv:'vs AZ" {" tr uc.i u;
the hall OH Cniun street tu.s evening.
Two New Garages.
Work has been S;ar'""."n :, zig Gar-
pge on Twruty-tnI:d -tI",. near tn.
corner Of l}e!u"r'. TIL. H.'r.-' - h"'>:.
erected Ly Ross l.uG1t /: MI y" g.
lyle coustrurt:"u aud wiz accommodate
about SIX cars The mvrk 10 und'r-
way.
Announcement; - a." :.a'.c lnai tn
u. S. Laundry company HiN erect a
garage for its trucks near the plant
o. Thtrty-fourin anu Noble STREETS
TO Pay for Plug.
Safety Director john {. Johnson has
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-20
Real Marriages
of Convenience"
in Soviet Russia
ny Associated Press,

Odessa, March 2O.-Marrieg-to
lthe-frontier-only is one of the new
forms of commerce in Russia. Won.
len are willing to pay handsomel,
those foreigners who, by virtue Of
their passports, may pass freely Out
Of Russia and also enter Poland OF
Rumania, Germany, or other country
and take with them women passing
as their wives. AS Russian subjects
men nor women may easily get per.
mission to leav eRussia, and, if so
the other countries will not receive
them.
Subjects of Turkey and other Mos
lem countries engaged in this mar
rlage business sometimes take out
four wives at time, the number al.
lowed by their marriage laws.
Sometimes such marriages of the
moment end unhappily. The hus-
band of Baku lady of beauty sue
ceeded in gettin govt, and then PLAN
ned for his wife to marry a local Of
fetal for the journey. The official
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-20
Million Packets OF
Flower Seeds Free

We believe in flowers around the
homes Of the South. Flowers brighten
up the home surroundings and give
pleasure and satisfaction to those who
have them.
We have filled more than a million
packets Of seeds, Of beautiful yet
easily grown flowers to be given to
our customers this spring.
Wouldn't you like 10 have five
packets Of beautiful flowers free?
YOU CAN GET THEM! Hastings
1922 catalos is a 100page Handsomely
illustrated seed book full from cover
to cover Of truthful descriptions and
illustrations of vegetables, flowers and
farm crops. It is full Of helpful gar
den, flower and farm information that
Is needed in every Southern home.
and, too, the catalog tells you how to
get these flower seeds absolutely free.
Write for our 1929 catalog now. 1t
Is the finest, most valuable and beau
ttful seed book ever published, and
you will be mighty glad you've got 1t.
There is no obligation to buy any
thing. Just ask for the catalog, and
1t will come by return mail.
n. G. HASTINGS CO., SEEpSMEN,
ATLANTA, GA.
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Dbenchai1a Jury,
Unable to Agree,
Is Allowed to &C
(By Associated Press)

: Los Angeles, Marui, 20-The jury
Frying Mrs. Madalyaee 0benchain, un.
able TO agree, was discharged by the
gudge yesterday. Just how the jury
stood is not known Mrs. Obenchain
ewas charged with accessory to the
murder Of j. Bolton Kennedy near
here last summer
The revenge of woman scOrned
was the motive prosecution sought
; TO establish in the trial of Mrs.
7. Obenchain. About two months be-
fore this time, according to testi-
:srnOny. Mrs. Obenchain left Chicago
for. San Francisco aud told acquaint-
ances she was to marry Kennedy in
Mat city on June 90.
j Kennedy failed TO meet her, how
ever. and she came TO Los Angeles.
There were frequent meetings be-
tween the couple during July and
Mrs. Obenchain wrote some letters
TO- Kennedy, introduced in evidence,
some Of which expressed ardent af-
lection. others deep resentment. On
one occasion Mrs 0henchain took
Kennedy to fortune teller whom
she had asked to talk favorable" to
the young man, according to testi-
mony. Finally Mrs 0benehain wrote
70 Kennedy that she was through
with him" and on The same day tele-
graphed to Arthur c. Burch, an old
school mate living ~ Evanston, ILL.,.
TO come to Los Angeles. saying she
needed him and "thc friend I had
last summer" Burch came to Los
bringing with him a shot
gun case. according to testimony.
Kennedy and Mrs 0benchain went !
on August s and in the eve
ming drove to a summer cottage own
cd by Kennedy in Beverly Glen, fiji /
teen miles from Los Angeles. AS i
was standing on a flight of
steps in front of The cottage two
shot was fired from shotgun, the
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-20

Buick Sales & Service Statios.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-20

second killing him. Mrs. Obenchain
was found alone with the body. Two
persons testified they saw Burch in
the glen earlier in the evening, and
1t was testified he rented an automo-
bile under an assumed name that
night. Mrs. Obenchain and Burch
were indicted jointly, but were
granted separate trials. Burch was
tried first, the jury disagreeing, its
final ballot being ten to two for con-
Nction.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-20

News ads tell where to buy.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-20
Florida East Coast
RAILWAY
Flagler System

Flagler System
Departure of passenger trains from
Palatka. Union Station, for East Pa.
iatka. daily:
No. 101, 1910 am. No. 103, II: 80 am
No. los. 1:4o pm. No. 1O7, 4:35 pm
No. 100, 6:20 pm.
Arrival and departure of passenger
trains at
EAST PALATKA STATION.
SOUTHBOUND DAILY
No. 33-All Parlor Cars......1 10 am.
No. 29-Coaches 6 P. Car. II :55 am.
No. S5-Coaches & Sleepers sos pm.
No. 35-Coaches & Sleepers 1887 pm.
No. S7-All Pullmans NIL AZ pm.
No. 37-C'hes & Pullmans. 1902 am.
NORTHBOUND DAILY
No. 38-C'shes & Pullman. 6:25 am.
No. 36-C'ches & Pullman :. 6:55 am.
No. 8S-All Pullmans .......... 9:45 am.
No. 86-C'ches & Pullmans.. 1O:4O am.
No. 3O-Coaches & P. Car. ..5:05 pm.
No. 34--All Parlor Cars $50. 5:45 pm.
J. d. RAINIER. G. P. A.
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GuIlrnen Again Are
Busy in Belfast

Belfast. March 2O-Gunmen were
again active in Belfast today. A
number Of carriers proceeding TO work
were stopped by man who pointed
a revolver at them and ordered them
back. In the ensuing alteration one
of the carriers was wounded.
An ashman employed by the city
was wounded in the jaw while work
ing in the Ballymacarrett section.
The police barracks at Maghera.
county Londonderry, were captured
during the night.
A "R special" constable was shot
dead at Tobermore near Maghera, by
raiders engaged in cutting wires and
obstrunting the road.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-20
Government Urges
Vaccination Need

Washington, March 20.--Deaths
from smallpox in the death4registra-
ton area of the country in 1920 to-
tailed SOB as compared with 1853 in
1919, the census bureau announced
today 1t was pointed out, however,
that virtually the same low rate was
maintained during the year as had
prevailed since 1904. which was the
last year that the death rate from
the disease exceeded one per 100000
of population. At the same time, the
relatively high death rate in some
cities and states, such as the rate of
9.2 per 100000 in Louisiana, should
serve as warning, it was said, of
the need of vaccination.
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McCUMBER ANNOUNCES
nv Annotated Pressl

Washington. March Ex-senator
McCumber, republican, North bsho-
TIA, chairman of the senate 4il.aace
committee, today announced formal
" his candidacy for reelection.
Former Senator AISLE ]. Gronna last
week announced as an opponent. Sem
ator McCumber said he would run "as
straight, conservative republican,"
and added that "true republicans al
ways stand for progression"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-20
Stolen Securities
Found; z Arrested
(nv Associated Press)

Washington, March 20 Recovery
of all the liberty bonds amounting
to Sis 900 stolen from the branch
office of the treasury department
Saturday morning was announced to-
day by the secret service.
U. c. Womsley formerly of Wash
ington was arrested by secret service
operatives in Charlottesville, Va, and
charged with completely with Charles
A. Cleveninder an employee of the
bond department of the treasury, al
ready in custody in connection with
the robbery of the liberty bonds, Sc
cret service officials said.
Wamsley is being brought back to
Washington, officials said, indicating
that the roundup of suspects in the
case had been completed.
News ads tell where tn hilv.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-20

BIG LIST RACE ENTIRE,
tBy Associnfed p....,

Philadelphia, Mach IS
four hundred institutions
exact--haye entered teams Or
vidual athletes in the Universi
Pennsylvania relay carnival 10 /
April % and 29. Entries do not
until April 1, when it is exnao,
least 425 colleges and school
have signified their intention Of
peting,
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-20

fell in love with the woman and in
sisted that she remain as his legal
wife, as she had in fact become
through her own declaration before
the local soviet marriage bureau.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-20

General Auto Repairing. All wort
guaranteed. Free estates and ad.
wise by men who know.
d. -. o "a.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-20
MEETING HOUR CHANGED.

The American Legion auxiliary
will meet tonight at $3.50 o'clock in
stead of 8 o'clock as previously an
nounced, owing to the election.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-09-15
Change of Address

Mr.. and Mrs. N. Shapiro (Jose-
phine Levin) have taken an apart
ment at Lexington and Ashland, and
will occupy it some time this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Krakauer and
daughter, Rose, formerly of the Oak
view, are now in their new apart
ment at Paramount and Chatsworth
Mr.. and Mrs. B. Schifferes and
family, formerly of Lincoln avenue,
are now occupying an apartment at
So south Avon.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Reisman and
family, formerly of 756 Carroll ave-
nue., are now occupying an apartment
on Laurel near Grotto.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Levy, nee
Ruth Spater, who have been spend
ing the summer at Bellaire, White
apartment in the Cecile Court, cor
ner of Chatsworth and Paramount.
Mr.. and Mrs. Benz Orenstein and
family, formerly of 176 East Uni
versity avenue, are now residing in
their new home at 81 Thompson
place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan wager, nee
Cera Fink, and son, have moved into
their new nome at 44Ol Aldrlcn ave-
nue. south, Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Blender have
moved into their new home at 1869
Ashland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Harris and
daughter of 1865 Selby avenue, have
moved to their own home at 1907
Selby avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W.. Millunchick
and family, Glenview,. White Bear
Lake, have returned to their town
house, 1909 Paramount avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice M. Tenzer,
COS Lincoln avenue, have moved
to 145 south Chatworth.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Weinblatt have
moved to $40 Carroll avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. P. Fucker and moth
er, Mrs. Tollenberg, have moved from
694 Iglehart avenue to 643 Iglehart
avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Rom and family,
of 312 Kentucky avenue, are now
residing at II west Isabel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Morris Harris and
family, formerly at 1892 Ashland
avenue, are now residing at 1888
Ashland avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Shapiro, 1916
Portland avenue, have moved to 826
Osceola avenue.
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1922-09-15
TEMPLE MT. ZION
Holly and Avon

j. /. WtytTUVICZ, 1NdUUI
Services at the Temple Mt. Zion
recommended for the winter with
services at 500 p. m. on Friday
evening last.