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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-09

~ During the months of January and
February, 1927, Bridge Tender
Knowles was in charge. During
March, April, May and June of the
same year Bridge Tender Bennett
was in charge and during the first
six months of 1922 Bridge Tender
GroomeS has been in charge.
. These figures indicate the entire
feasibility of the bonding of the Pa
latEa and East Palatka districts for
a sufficient sum to construct a per-
manent concrete bridge. 1t is be-
lieved certain that new bridge will
increase the tolls very largely, and
that there will be a continued nor
NAL increase of traffic, which will
also be greatly increased by better
roads.
The operating and maintenance
costs at present are practically keep
ing pace with the receipts, due tc
very heavy requirements with in
creasing traffic And all the time
the bridge is deteriorating, and II
will not be long, It is said, before The
structure will have to be condemned
entirely.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-09
Negro Moved From
Alachua Jail for
Reasons of Safety
nv Associnted Press,

GAINESVILLE, July, 9-Will Jones,
negro, held in connection with the
shooting of Deputy Sheriff Denning
near Hawthorne Wednesday, and who
surrendered yesterday to Sheriff
Ramsey, was removed from the
Alachua county Jail here early today
to an uname place as preeaution
against possible mob violence. Jones
two sons still are being sought By
possess and Sheriff Ramsey said to-
night he was confident they would
be captured within the next "a hrs
The elder negro, who fled with his
sons after the shooting, declares he
took no part in it the affair, laying
the blame upon the boys.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-09
MARVELLOUS GIRL
TENNIS CHAMPION
BEATS AMERICAN
Suzanne Too Strong in
Test With Mrs.
Mallory

Wimbledon, England, July, 9-Suz-
anne Lenglen, the marvellous French
girl, and holder of the Worlds tennis
championship for rwomen, won swift
and certain victory over the American
champion, Mrs. Molla Mallory this
afternoon. She disposed of her OPP
ponent in two sets, the score being
6-2 so.
This was the event which the tennis
world had awaihed with the keenest
interest ever since the match between
these two rivals in the United States
last year came to a sudden ending
through the physical collopse of Mad
amoiselle Lenglen. Vast crowds pack
ed every mitch of the great center
court amphi-theater. The gate to
the enclosure had been long since shut
and barred. The King and Queen of
Endland were there, the Earl of Bal
four, himself an ardent exponent OF
the game, former King Manuel, of
Portugal, many lords and ladies and
all the followers of tennis who could
by the scene of the battle early by
pursuasion, coercion other means to
find their way to eithin soighting
distance of the courts.
Outburstss of applause gave evi-
dence of the overwhelming partiality
for the American woman champion
but the French girl bad many supper
tiers who grew in numbers as she show
ed her mastery of the sport.
1t is agreed that the American
champion played excellent tennis arc
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-09
Superintendent arrested

Atlanta, Ga, July, 3-W. w. Waits,
superintendent Of terminals for the
Southern railway here was arrested
late today charged with shooting at
one stricling shopman and pointing
g pistol at an other. He was released
in bonds totalling 100000.
Waite claimed he fired only after
one of the men had thrown an ak
handle and struck him on the arm
and another had climbed on the
bumper of his automobile when he re-
fused to stop at the demand OF
strike sympathizers. No one was
struck by the shots. He was leaving
the yards at the time in the car, he
said.
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HEAVY INCREASE
IN TOLLS
ON RIVER BRIDGE
First Six Months This
Year s4,oo5 More Than
Last Year
AVERAGE $4,000 MONTH
Believed Would Be Vast
ly Larger, With Better
Structure

During the first six months of 1922
receipts from tolls on the st. Johns
river bridge were s4,095.75 larger
than they were for the same period
in 1921, either through more. eff
cient collections or heavier travel.
Both. it is Believed, have something
to do with the increase.
The total collections for the first
six months Of 1921 were $8,216.35 and
for the same period in 1929 they were
12,312.O5, or the collections by
months for the first six months Of
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FIST FIGHT IN ATLANTA

Atlanta, Ca, July 8.-Dr. C. H.
RittrelI, representative in the Geor-
gia assembly from Laurens county,
and D. B. Blalock, secretary to Gov
ernor Hardwick, engaged in fist
fight in a hotel lobby here late today,
but were separated before either had
struck more than a few blows.
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ROOPS ARE CALLED TO TOPREVENTRIO7ING;;
SFIRST IRA GEDY OCCURS AT CLINTON, I'LL
Posse Searching
for Negro Intruder
Leon County Home
fnx Asnnclnten Presn

Tallahassee, July 8.-Sheriff Jones,
of Leon county, assisted by the sheri-
iff of jefferson county and deputies
and citizens, continued today the
search for a negro who yesterday at
tempted to attack a white woman at
Wadesboro, this county. The woman
was asleep in her room tthe time,
but upon being awakened by the ne
gro who had entered the house she
screamed and the attacker fled.
No word of the result of the search
for the fugitive had been received
early tonight.
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Mobilize Regiment In Missouri

Jefferson City, No, July, 9-The
Missouri national guard numbering 4,
021 men ard officers will be Modified
tomorrow morning it was announced
tonight following conference be-
tween Govern Hyde, Adjutant Cen
eral Raupp and representa- lives of the
five railroads companies operiting
throughout the. They will be held
for instant service.
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Regunisnt ordered % Clinton

Springfield, Ill, July, 9-Regimental
headquarters company Of the 1SOth
Infantry now at Decatur, has beer
ordered to proceed Immediately to
ellington in response to rurors Of fur
ther trougles in the shopnan's strieke
there adjutant Gerarl black announce
tonight.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-09

showsd pluck and sportmanship
throughout, but so far as the contest
toay was concerned it is futher agreeo
by the critics that she was outclassed
and did not succeed even in getting
under way.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-09
DEsPLAND HOTEL SOLD

Daytona, July ST. F. Williams.
well-known business man Of this city,
has purchased the Desplsnd, one of
the leading hotels in Daytona, for
$135,OOO and will at once begin re-
modelling and open about the middle
of October.
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srs Growing in
uency and in
~ Intensity
D e2.TRA|NSANNULlED
Preparing for a
i've Struggle This
Week

AZ AHHvcfhtE@
70, July S.The calling
troops in Illinois. the as
u Of soldiers in half
ther states and the in
bn ef the federal courts
afion~widc strike of rail
bpmen marked the close
eighth day Of the walk
Chicago, Darlington , &
railroad tonight secured
Ill irljunetion here re-
picketine at the Auro-
I while earlier in the day
sct;Ssi was issued at New
q restraining strikers from
Inc with trains on the
IN Pacific, At Council
EIowa. the Burlington OBJ
q federal Injunction di-
against striking shopmen
Saern Iowa A half dozen
,ailroads we're expected to
.ithe lead Of the Burling-
Ne. Department of justice
:, at Washington were in
ting reports that strike
1rs were interfering with
lis.
ant Governor Sterling, o
.lonight ordered troops t
U where an outbreak wa
d following a clash betwee
CENTRAL guards and strik
zers in which a boy wa
nd two men, one a. striker
tred.
E Bright Ray Appears.
light ray appeared throug
ltening strike clouds tonigt
w Helth, president of tn
BOD of Railroad Signalmel
d he would withhold strik
, $4,000 signalmen pendin
aration and submission of
to the United States labC
>Helth'sb announcement wa
lowing an all-day conferenc
+. McMenimen, labor men
he board. This marked tn
ane within a week that men
the board have intervened
addition to the striker
IA walkout Of 100000 mali
: Of way men having bee
id in this manner a fe
%.
neither the board nor M
pdicated the proposed pr
which the singalmen wou
their strike it was general
that it would be modelled at
agreement reached with Il
,ance Of way officials.
] Both Sides Stubborn.
B. NJ, Jewell. head of the sh'
and the labor board ea'
/, firm in the attitude tn
ventures must come from t
be railroads tonight we
be for the second week of t.
i determined to maintain u
Ilted transportation and tn
De strike.
| roads were preparing to op
Yops the first Of the week VIII
Imatum to strikers to retu
their seniority rights e
carriers have applied +
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NEW BISHOP APPOINTED

Rome, July s.-Pope Plus today
appointed Father Michael Keyes as
Marist bishop Of Savannah.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
METHODIST EPISCOPAL
First Metbodi.4 En;.oor.I

First Methodist Episcopal
Corner Second avenue and Monroe
street. James A. Stavely, pastor.
Office in church. Phone l7S1.
Sunday school at $3.50. Glasses for
all ages. Strangers welcome.
Church service at ii q. m.
Organ prelude, Adagio. ....... .Loret
Anthem, Even Me-. Warren
Offertory. Sea Song. !. .MacDowelI
Duet, Let the Words OF My Mouth
49,. .o:;;..:......:..:...... Robyn
eringhaus
Sermon by the pastor.
Junior League at p. m. The IN
termediate girls win lead the devo-
tional meeting.
The topic for the Epworth League
devotional meeting at $50 D. m. will
be My Debt to a High Vision Will
lam Mason will lead
Evening service at 1880:
Organ prelude. A Song OF Gladness
Anthem. Out Of the Depths. Marston
Offertory, Allegretto ..... Strelezki
olo-(selected)-
Mr.. Ristow
The Rev. w. M. Danner. general
secretary of the American Mission
to Lepers, will speak at this evening
service. His message will be one OF
great interest and we cordially invite
everyone to hear him.
First A. M. E. Zion Church
Corner Tenth and Washington
streets. A. j. woodward, pastor.
Services at IL a. m. and Bible study
at 8 p. m. Evening services at I'll
o'clock. The public is cordially in
vited to come and worship with us.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19

Of his fantasy was expended--and
most Of his money--the chateau of
Monte Cristo. built by him in 1S47
on a hill at Port Marty, thanks to the
returns from his famous novel.
1t is an example Of individual taste
and very representative of the ro-
mantle state of mind. If the exterior
is renaissance, the interior is largely
expressed in the Arabian style. In
order to embellish and gladden. the
chateau, which cost him an insane
figure. Dumas, pere, imported red
and blue paroquets and other rare
birds from far lands. They were
suspended in cages from the sur
rounding trees and their multicolored
piumage lent an exotic and pictur-
esque note to the scene.
In this setting, varied in color and
sound, wandered the numerous ar
lists who received yearly invitations
from Dumas to abide with him; also
two Arab sculptors who were en-
gagged to decorate the house. a SER
want, Hadji Younis, who was also
Arabian and wore his native costume,
monkeys, dogs and a vulture. 1t
was q strange but vivid milieu.
Now that the genius OF this de-
cidedly artificial fairyland is no more,
the chateau on the hill at Port Marty
is gloomy pile.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
ASSEMBLY OF GOD

First Pentecostal Assembly Of God,
located at Eigth and East Washing
ton streets. Ernest r. Polhemns,
pastor. Sunday school at 10 a. M,
classes for all. Morning worship at
IL. Evangelistic services at 1880 and
1880 D. m. Revival meeting every
night at 1880. Evangelist Craighton
and wife are assisting in the meet
ings and doing good work. We
preach a two-fold Gospel, salvation
and healing. We pray for the sick
in all the services. Jesus Christ is
the same yesterday and today. and
forever" Christian people are in
vited to cooperate with US in this
campaign to the end that souls be
saved and Christ exalted. Our mes
sage is Jesus Christ and him cru
Gifted" All are welcome.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
BIBLE STUDENTS
international Bible students

Proofs That the Bible Is Divinely
Inspired will be the subject Of a lee
ture at the Arizona School OF Music
SUNDAY afternoon at o'clock by e.
III. Herrscher.
The Bible is the Oldest book IN ex-
,stence. 1t is the torch of civiliza-
tion and liberty. It has outlived the
storms Of 80 centuries. Today. while
MANY OF its foes slumber in death
ana hundreds Of volumes written to
discredit it are long since forgotten,
the bible has found its way into every
nation and language OF earth. Mr..
Herrscher win offer many proofs 70
.horr that the Bible is the inspired
nrord of God. He will examine the
natives OF the writer's; the moral in
fluence of the Bible: general charac-
~ Of its writings: the books or
Noses. the law. the prophets of the
Bihle. tho New Testament writer's;
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
LUTHERAN



Located on Ninth avenue, between
Adams street and Woodland avenue
Emmanuel p. Frey, pastor. Parson-
age, adjoining church, Gil Woodland
avenue. Phone 245l.
Bible class and Sunday school al
10 a. m, l. r. Block, superintendent
Morning service at IL o'clock: sub
ject Of sermon. "Christ's ALI Suffi-
cient Sacrifice" The Lords Supper
will be administered at this service
Evening service at 1880. At this
service the pastor will preach the
third sermon in the Ienten series
on the seven words OF Jesus from the
cross, the word addressed to His
mother and His disciple John.
A cordial invitation to all. Take
West Washington street car to Ninth
avenue and walk two blocks north.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
CHURCH or THE BRETHREN

The work is still on at 1923 Grand
avenue. We are suffering from the
epidemic, but we need the Lord as
much as when we were all well. Come
to the Sunday morning services at
10 o'clock. Sunday school first and
then a preaching service. Brother
F'orney will preach. The Christian
Workers meet at 6:45 in the evening.
Topic, Gods Laws of Health and
Long Life" Ex. 20;12: Eph. 6:1-3.
Miss Inez Keltner is the leader. Come
to these interesting services. Brother
Arnold will preach at s. Teachers
meet Tuesday evening at 1880. Any
one desiring an insight into the les
son is welcome.
Wednesday evening, 1880 is the
hour, is the time for our weekly
prayer meeting. Sister Jones Is the
leader. Come and help in these serv-
ices. God heareth those who cry
unto Him.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
BAPTIST
Calvary Baptist

0AINaEy Baptist
Calvary Baptist Church, Sam r. Gott,
pastor. Residence 915 n. Fifth st.
Phone 1924.
Sunday school at S:45 a. m. G. B.
Maxwell, pastor. Glasses for ell ages
Morning services at IL a m. The
Pastors subject will be Taking
Stock or Looking over the Task"
Evening worship at 1880. DR.. S. 2
Batten of Philadelphia, Pa. will
bring the message. Dr. Batten is one
of the most prominent men of the
Baptist denomination and every mem
Der Of the church and friends are
invited to hear him.
Special music at both services.
Junior B. Y. p. u. at $40 Miss Grace
Helm, leader. All Juniors are urged
to this service.
Senior B. Y. P. u. at the same hour
in the 3. Y. P. u. rooms. Miss Ida
May Brandenburg in leader.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
CHRISTIAN
Central Christian Church


located at corner Of Central Ave.
and Mckinley Street. Ply. Pendle.
ton, pastor. Bible school at 9:45
a. m. Christian Endeavor Prayer
Meeting at 6:16 p. m.
Preaching and the Lords Supper
at IL a. m. and 1880 p. m. Morning
subject, Dawn Of a New Age" Eve
ming subject, "zacchaeus, or the
Difficulties Of Conversation"
LongfelIow Mission
There will be Sunday school at the
Longfellow school building, corner
Of Is street and E. Adams. Sunday
afternoon at 2:3o.
Emerson Mission
Sunday school will be held Sunday
afternoon at the Emerson school
building, corner of Seventh street
and East Palm Lane, at 2:30.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
CONGREGATIONAL
first Congregations


q. d. Yoakum. minister. Church
located on Willetta street, between
Second and Third streets, and may
be reached by the Indian school car
line.
Preaching service at IL. The pastor
viii preach. Pilgrim Bible class at
1880; lesson, "The Healing Miracles
Of Jesus"
Music at the morning service by
the double Quartette, led by III. Alden
Enyeart:
Prelude, LArghetto ...... Oehmler
Miss Deborah Brown
Anthem. Heard the Voice OF Jesus
Say Haerter
Double Quartette
Tenor SOLO (eelected)--
II. Alden Enyeart
The public Is cordially invited.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
PRESBYTERIAN
First Presbxterian Church

Corner Third avenue and Adams
street.
we have a great day planned for
our friends. At both the morning
and evening services Rev. W. J. john
son of Chicago will speak. He is the
secretary of the temperance and well
fare work. His subject in the morn
ing will be "Our National and Moral
Welfare" in this address he will dis
cuss the motion picture business in
Hollywood and the dance and divorce
questions. In the evening he will
speak on .I4incoln the Christian" The
other services will be as usual: Sun
day school, $3.50 a. M; Junior En-
deayor, 3 .. M; Indian service. 4
D. M; intermediate and Senior En-
deavor $50 p. m.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
PENTEcosTAL-
First PentscostaI Mission church

THuk VUTItUCO1tWV WV8bIUU OHUFNW
Corner Second and Adams street,
old Republican building. The regu-
lar services for Sunday begin with
Sunday school at 9:45 q. M, followed
by preaching service at IL a. m. and
special divine healing service In the
afternoon at o'clock. Evangelistic
services in the evening at 1880
Everybody welcome. H. l.. Faux
ner, pastor.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
DUMAS, FANTASTIC HOUSE

The adaptation to the screen and
the new publication of the master
pieces of Alexandra Dumas, pere,
bring back into the limelight the fig
ure Of the genial novelist and remi-
niscences of a career as trying as 1t
was original,
The occasion Is favorable 20
mention one Of this writer's most
curious dwelling places, where most
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
LUTHERAN


Grace English Lutheran Church
Corner Sixth street and Fillmore.
Take Brill or Indian school carlines.
Services: 9:45 a. m, Bible school, DIR.
Karl A. Danell. superintendent: 10
a. M, divine service. subject, sour
Imitation of the Spirit of Our Lords
Passion" 1880 D. m.. vesper service:
subject. peter the Boaster." Fred G..
Maurer, pastor.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
sPIRITuALIsT
First SnirituaIist chnrcL

Services will be held at 2S7 North
fl1th street. Mrs. III. Wright will
give a short lecture. A few messages
will follow.
another meeting will be held on
Wednesday evening, conducted by
Dr. Herbert, for healing service. Mrs.
Wright will also take part. Both
services will commence at s O'Clock.
everybody cordially invited to at
tend.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19

NAzARENE
Naxarene Church

Corner Fifth avenue and Monroe
street. Sunday school, o;46 a. m. M.
Young, superintendent. Preaching by
pastor 10:45 a. m, subject. Power"
Young Peoples society, $50 p. m.
Evening services, 1890; subject,
"Balm in Gilead." z. G. Roberts,
pastor.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19

the miracles. The lecture will prove
OF interest to all. No collection will
be taken and all seats will be free.
Arizona republican., 1922-03-19
Look Out for This

A pound can of Calumet con-
tains full Is oz. Some baking
powders come in IL OF. cans
instead Of Is OF. cans. Be
-. - ---.-s u--.--- - --~
sure you get a pound when
you want it.
Arizona republican., 1922-05-11

and enjoyed nice day under the
trees.
The lettuce crop shipped from here
the past week amounted to great
deal more than in previous years.
Brown & Hadley have shipped 20 cars
from % acres of lettuce, the Hadley
lettuce ranches being the largest
around Toltec or Eloy. Mr.. Whaley
the past week loaded 1914 cars from
1919 acres. AS many as II to Is
cars have been shipped out of Eloy in
one day. This goes to show that the
Casa Grande valley is fast becoming
one of the finest lettuce growing
places in this part of the state.
Earl Gaar was called to Los An
geles last week by the serious ILL
ness of his mother in the sanitarium
in Santa Monica. The elder Gaars
reside in Santa Monica.
Avery Thompson, former city man
ager of Phoenix, and the first city
engineer for Casa Grande, was in this
city the past week and called on old
friends.
S. P. Morgan and daughter. Miss
Elizabeth, of Phoenix spent several
days here last week enroute to Tue
son, where Miss Morgan is attend
ing the university.
Mrs. Ben S. Wilson spent Saturday
and Sunday in Tucson, the guest of
her daughter, Miss Sarah Wilson, who
is at the university there.
Mrs. Harry Peart, Mrs. G. F..
Knight, Miss Willetta Sweeney and
number of other young people,
drove on Sunday to Tenpleton's
swimming pool, where they enjoyed
days outing. A picnic lunch was
served during the afternoon by the
young people.
A very pretty musicale was given
in the auditorium of the high school
on Friday night by Miss Elizabeth
O'Brien, the vocal teacher in the high
school. The different grades from
the second up to the high school
classes were represented. The set
ting on the stage was very pretty and
the young people all showed a great
deal of musical ability. Miss O'Brien
gave two pretty vocal selections.
Miss Ila Pyeatt as Priscilla and Billy
pretty sketch of The Courtship Of
Miles Standish'' in true Puritan
style. The Don Juan minuet very
prettily presented by six couples of
little girls and boys. all of whom
were costumed in George and Mar
tha Washington style, received hearty
applause.
The Woman's society of the Pres
byterian church held a most inter
esting meeting on Thursday after
noon of the past week at the home
of Mrs. d. B. Pierce. A missionary
program was carried out during the
afternoon and during the latter part
of the time delicious refreshments
were served by Mrs. Pierce.
The members of the local Woman's S
club and the College club of this city
met Tuesday, May 2, with the Flor
ence Woman's club, the Kenilworth
club and the Desert Woman'S club
at the Casa Grande ruins, where a
very interesting and enjoyable picnic
was held. Mrs Ben S. Wilson presi-
dent of the local Woman's club, spon-
sored the affair. Mrs. III. A. Guild Of
Phoenix, state secretary of the child
welfare board, was present and gave
very interesting talk. over 100 la
dies were present at this affair and a.
real picnic lunch was served at noon
with lots OF good eatables.