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Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-11
ATTRACTIVE soea ron soY
Yeunsstss viii Apprsclats @vrrsvrd-
Ines That Are Comfortable and
% Coed Appearances.

A boys room needs TO ybe practical,
indestructible, convenient and bogish.
says the Designer. The room should
he beautiful, but it should be founded
i0R masculinity from the start: there
should be NO thin curtains, frills, or
any Of the fragile col9rs; everything
i@ust be simple of line, plain and I'M
Obtrusiye; things must be arranged
80 that every article may be kept in
its place easily; the furniture, wall
paper, rugs, must be designed Tor
wear. But surely, you say, these nn-
interesting requirements cannot pos
sibly result In the exciting spot that
is supposed to mold boys oharac-
ter and fire his Imagination.
Put nothing in the room that is not
necessary; the bed, the desk, the
table. three comfortable chairs, the
shelves for books, the chiffonier. Of
course you have some brasswork, a
parchment-shaded lamp, some plain
hut goodlooking wall lights, few pill
lows covered in old yellow, blue and
gray.
You may furnish it very inexpen-
slVely, or you may choose furniture
quite worth while enough to warrant
its presence in your sons own grown
up house some day. If your boy is
quite young, you may wish more
childish room than if he were fully
half grown.
The walls of any boys room may
be papered in tan, or water-tinted in
pale cream or gray Gan economical
finish that may be changed from year
to year with little labor; any boys
mother can dye some unbleached
heavy muslin a wonderful henna for
window Grapes; and if more expen-
sive tan-and-black Wilton rug cannot
be afforded, taupe linen rug surely
can. A henEa bedspread may spring
from the same dye pot that produced
the curtains, and a few copper oTna-
ments are cheap to buy, easy to keep
brilliant, but oh! so decoratively ef-
fective!
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-11
Bio Ship Heavily Insured,

The greatest insurance ever writ
ten in the American market for g
single ship has been taken by the
American Marine Insurance syndi
Gates. The syndicate, which was ere
ated more than a year ago, to pro.
vide a market capable of carrying
$2,5O0OO0 risk on single American
vessel, announced that II members
have accepted an insurance of $1,000,
600 on the Leviathan on her trip from
New York to Newport News. The
giant liner also is insured for $500
900 while under repair at the south
ern port. Additional insurance has
been written abroad. The liability
which the syndicate has assumed
would have been impossible without
the formation of syndicates.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-11
liXino on Easy Avenue.

A group of wealthy New York fami-
lies finding the servant and supply
problem of private houses annoying,
have built on Park avenue a great
$13,000,000 apartment house with
apartments that range from two rooms
in a bachelor apartment at $1,000 a
year to % rooms for a nominal rental
of $4,000 a year, and the tenants
have all been hand-picked. AS they
didn't want to be bothered with en-
ploying servants they sent to France
for Louis Sherry, who used to run
New YOrk's SWEETEST restaurant in
booze days, says Cappers Weekly.
Now when a maid is wanted the ten
ant has merely to press button and
there's always one waiting to answer
as promptly as a fire engine. Cooks
likewise. A private household can
be equipped with every possible need
from box of matches to a fiunky to
light them in thirty minutes.
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pose to enact. Until my tongue. be
silenced in death, ! will continue to
fight for the rights of man."
STOLEN SAFE IS FOUND
IN OLD ROCK PIT

Miami, July 11.-What is believed
to be the safe stolen from. the Flor
ida East Coast railway. freight Of
flee here on April 10, 1921, has been
discovered in an old rock pit near the
Allapattah schoolhouse. ]. w. North
rup, city mosquito inspector, found
the safe while spraying the water in
the pit.
The robbers broke into the office
and hauled the safe away on motor
truck, to open it at their leasure. 1t
contained 5000 in cash and $4,000 nj
checks, none of which ever was re-
covered. Payment on the checks
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-11

ton measure by winning over the
entire colored vote to the side OF the
"wets," Rev. Miner explained,
The words credited to Lincoln, but
since admitted to be those Of another
were: f5 .tiji.,
prohibition will work great injury
to the cause of temperance. It is q
species of incompetence itself, for it
goes beyond the bounds of reason in
that it attempts to control mans ap-
petite by legislation, and in making
crime out of things that are not
crimes.
"A prohibitory law strikes blow
at the very principles on which our
government was founded. i have
always been found laboring to pro-
tect the weaker classes from the
stronger, and / can never give my
consent to such law as you pro-
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RaAner Girls Resolve

Pledged to accomplish at least one
act of social service each semester,
thirteen, woman students of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin have organized
a woman's sociology club, to be called
the Alpha ri Epsilon. The impetus
for the creation of such club-which
is encouraged by the faculty of the
sociology experimentation from a
group of senior women specializing
In sociology.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-07-11
LINCOLN NEVER
DID SPEAK FOR
SALE OF BOOZE
FAMOUS PROCLAMATION"
PRONOUNCED A FAKE BY
MILNER
sBy AssocisteS Presal

Chicago, July 11.-Denial that
Abraham Lincoln had once declared
himself as opposed to prohibition was
made today by the Rev. Duncan G.
Miner, associate minister of the
Presbyterian church, a civil war vet
eran, and chaplain of the Loyal Le-
gion.
In statement intended to refute
the claim of Certain wet organiza-
tons" that the Immortal Lincoln
had ever lent even hint of approval
Hot weather is hard on teething
babies. They suffer the combined
misery of heat, pain and stomach dis
order. McGee's Baby Elixir helps the
little sufferer through the trying pc
Rod by correcting the stomach and
bowels. Price, 35c and Zoe. Sold by
Court Square Drug Company.
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furniture III. G.. Merwin Mathews & Allen
'""' and Co.
g Machinists Engineers
lines Goodyear and Hood Tires
and RBacksmths
9TH and Accessories
n St. roo, 9.
Phone 1877 $40 Lemon st Phone 273 329 River St.
EDIT ORAL


THE FINANCIAL RESOURCES OF A COMMUNITY
ARE THE BAROMETER OF ITS PROSPERITY
Add to these and quicken its advancement
Detract and you proporonately obstruct its progress
This should evidence all of individual responsible
y toward home town and its people, These people
your friends and neghbors. YOUR INTERESTS ARE KIN
DRIED Thus you should take personal in any
muniy matter without taking into consideration just how
will affect all those living here.
You safely bet folks every Dollar you remove
from the commercial and industrial life of PALATKA deprves
just that much employment and from someone who
needs it. And when employment and vocation
will remove from midst those individuals who depend
en for the suenance of their homes and families
THIS is AN ABSOLUTE IRREFUTABLE FACT
You may think have enlarged upon this matter folks
when refer to your INDIVIDUAL ACTS being highly
important to the welfare of PALATKA To the contrary it
should make plain the paths htha opened all
extending the cooperation this community
To begin with when you need Merchandise or Service
BUY II in PALATKA This simple procedure keeps your
money at home banks here the obligations peo
pie and thus finds itself its way the channels of
local commerce and tradeand your own poc
etbook whence it came.
Stop and think moment friends of the transactions in
volved in procedure of this kind THINK OF THE EN-
PLOYMENT MADE POSSIBLE in the handling of these Dol
lars and the business transactions ensuing result of keep
ing them among ourselves
In contrast picture in minds the result of spending
or sending these Dollars from city, By so doing YOU
nave sderacked in single action substantial portion of our
commercial industry transferred to some distant
nifty assets that DISTINCT LOSS TO PALATKA AND
. ITS PEOPLE.
We claim the keeping of money home friends is the
hrst step IN the building of rea city, from the stand
point OF yoursefshcud be the easiest To begin with MER
CHANDISE AND SERVICE is HERE IN AR1TNnANcE
There is not business in PALATKA today but who is
ready to serve you to utmost satisfaction both in quantity
quality and price.
BEFORE YOU TURN THIS PAGE we want Won To glance
through the list appended herewith realize this is go And
to serve you, but also communty-PALATKA Tbirt =
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Triple Cities,
Daytona Beach, ~.
construction d
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brick and three u !
LAT
There is notiiFou
of flesh-healirg sas,
approach Liquid d j
pidity with vsaes
wounds, sores, hMel
q marvellous d. c..
zoe and $l.2O. santl
Drug COMPANY. ing
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-13

principle.
On grounds Of political expediency,
there Is similar cleavage The
Democrats. who have looked care
fully into the practical politics of the
prss<Dt year. say there Is nothing
bat disadvantage for their party IN
any organized opposition 10 the four
power tfesfy-
n fhaf opposition should be sue
eessfui and II the fonr.power treaty
should be destroyed BY the clearly
responsible action Of the Democratic
party, one Of fwo results might fol
low. One result might be that this
s<tion would become an izsIe IN
the Coming congressional elections;
and the D<mDcratie party would have
70 bear The odiuu of Il odium the
DcmocRsfie Ieodeu to1ieyo (Hot Uou1d
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-13
THESE B0lD THIEVES HAD
NO FEAR or THE LAW
Sheriff Robertsons New Dodge
Car Stolen From In Front Of
Court House: Thieves
Denude II

n requires considerable nerve %
steal car from the sAerhf of The
county and DO 4 while the sheFlti l.
wiihln hundred feet - the car, bs
that Il what three men did hetnr'iaf
night shortly after the kIsn heralas
had pafaded lhe streets ~ IN elss
sheriff Robertson had been dow.
town 70 Witness the VA klux klan "a.
rads and bad ietafnsd 90 hlz vstlrs d
the basement of the court henss "
l.afkcd hls hFand new noasa fuanak
csr N front os the isil and ~as lntA
building probably twenty minutes
when BE- cams out ana iound that hla
car was zone, Al FIRST he ihoushl i
was joke some one uan saying 90
him bot when a eolosed uan told him
he had seen three men a. inpless
Dodge ear hook on 70 hts car ana
dfag 4 away. the shesiff know lhat
the car had been slolsn
An al nlght search waa made fof
the car aud early snnday molu'nn Il
was found a mile south of lown suip.
ped q tools. sop and wlndahlrlaa
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.uQuDAT|MG AGENT F0h
GUTHRIE STATE BANK
Attorney General and State Bank
Commissioner Agree To New
Method Of Handling
Yailed Banks

Local ;iqusdsting Aslsnts % take
charge Of the Guthrie state bank
and the Commercial State bank at
4. Reno were 10 be appoinfed today
BY Roy waicoit. acting state bank
commissioner following the an.
nouncs iast night by George short.
attorney genera. Of 4 plan By which
failed banks would be liqnidatcd ~
local persons fanil1sr wssh condi-
tons Immediately responsible Ter
she banks embarrassment. Both of
ne foregoing banks are nov closed.
sctording 20 County Attorney Din
vifdle.
TIE plan. a. announced by the at
torney feneral provides Tor the nam
ing a some local man. oonverssni
~iih the bsnkins business and quail
fed 70 act under bond a. the agent
Of the szste banking department in
the settlement ~ tie affairs Df
every defunct bank This sgeni
would be required 20 carry out the
provlsione q the Law pro@idinx for
the re6eefion Of the banks assets 10
cash and The payment of deposltors
He uoald make = weekly report 20
the banking 6es1rtmenf.
The names Of several local citizens
have been Submitted 20 the state
bark eraminer and from the IIst he
I'm select TIE lqu'catlng agent for
The osthr1s State bank. according 70
D.rrf16ie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-13
EXECUTIVE CLAIMS NATION
AIS HTTlNe STATE BANKS
Declares That National Instifu-
tions Are Working Up Propa-
gxndA: Makes Plea For
Pred Dennis

Coz. Robertson has Issued new
s,assmors oa TIE state hank slsaa-
tian- Seaned -, he says
rT0f1gAnda em1nasine from many
o. The national bnnks q the state.
dire ted against lhe guaranty fund
y doing more 20 sggr4vate tae
haakine s4fasiioa IN Oklahoma than
aasthlag else condltions are not
nearly as I'D ss some would have us
believe.
Neither ,Ae state hanxlng depart
meat nor re eovernor are rcsson-
sale for TIE unfkirnees or oppres
sson Of this gres, agency
When the possibility q calling the
LEGISLATURE vAs being discussed. I
onssines the sentiment q : large
majority q The members ana fOund
that there Vas a Determined effort
on Ihe pzrs - certain banking inter.
esfs OF this state 70 hring about
regesl q the state banking lax J
do mo- helisss sas Feosd, o. ihs state
are wiling u hose this Law and 1
~S9id rol car fsr ar esfra session.
There has never heen 4 state rree,
ing nor a eroup nretinr = the state
bankers 81 okl4homa that has not
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-13
MANY DLO0O[D CATTLE TO
Be SOLO HERE WEDNESDAY


The Logan County shoFtaorn
breeders viii hold their annual sale
Al the Guthrie iair rroands wednes.
Gay newt. fhe lisi Of offerings IN.
elades a large nuiber of very fine
animals. and the Tood feature ct lt
Il that they are al home bred ami.
mails. 3ut they are from aires and
dams of nation Wide reputation.
lieresofpre these annual sales have
brought into loEan county some
choice oniside stock. aud thereby
added new hieoa 20 ,he Iocai herds.
ths sale wia be ncte' Cor the fact
that q, VII divfnmfe fhr sarias
good aninals which have hcen raised
here and make them the hasls oi
nes herds here a home This sac
viii have sonaxna ants from
eighteen q the LEADING shorihorn
breeders ~ the county. and cm-
braces ~ Tine animals. al With ionE,
Interesting pedlgfecs. basel on some
Of The best and most famous sco,ch
topped shorthorns In America,
While tho aale viii not open till
"Wednesday mornsnx JET the cattie-
msn viii be In the city Tuesday. aud
that nisht win BE- bqnaueied al the
Hotel ione. the guests Of the
Rofarlans The chamber ~ CON-
merce beng IN the midst n its an
nual election and reofganixallon
could not function A. hosts on this
occssion. ara the Rotarians kindly
arranged. TO hold the nee;Inr that
nlsht and act - hos, 10 the visitors
Besides the members ffym al over
the county. there will be- breeders
from over the state and from famous
herds outside the state Il VIII be
noted shorihorn incident for the
state
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crops ~ COUNTY
BENEFITED NJ RAIN

For the third consecutive week
moisture eohdlllops haso been hn
proved in logan souniy The rains
" today aad last week put the
Wheat fields In fine eondltloa wheat
has shown a marked inpvsensnt
during the past ten days and many
fields that looked bad or uere late
In rprou'lng are beginning "a tara
sfeen. TIE sowing of barley and
oats 4 practically flaishsd and pros
psei for rapid eroeth seen brighi
a present
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-13

cost them many votes. assuming that
the state of public opinion about the
treaty remains a. favorable as Il now
H. The ofher possible consequences
u the Democrats accepting responsi.
bilisy for defesfing fbe fourlpover
treaty might be- that this sgftsfion
on subject Of foreign relations would
broaden ont greatly and the Demo.
cratic position on the Iesge Of ns-
iions would become an issue ia the
congressional elections.
Tho>o Democratic leaders who are
responsible for party success fhis
year don't want either Of these po~-
sibIe results to happen. They want
The election this year 70 be fought
on purely domestic issues. Against
fhis there are some Democratic lead
2 vke dgaI perlieuIsrIy voo1 =
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On. LEErER SAYS GUTHRIE
BEST CITY ~ COUNTRY

Dr. and Nrs o. L Leeper have
retained 10 Gsfhrie. after spending
sore rsonrks travelling n California
ans other states Dr f.eeper says
cstsrse j. the best ~ IN the
oozrfry aad Re Il back 70 stay lie
has secsrez cfroe rooms in The Bi-
fInrzies block On oksahorns svennc
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-13
Government Officials
Prepare to Combat
Coal Nine Strike

wsssiar<co. kxrek it-Gorern-
nens ce<srsais we're rsrr~~eased 10
nv - being ~ltffmt HOO ma.
~ tkr><ten~s rnai zrlse a>a -
avosaet nr fhzs The proposed cer-
st~.ce hsswsx- tke srers.oxs srH
nl-e~s so~i1 he arrsnrra X
~ks izcie4fes sh4f rOrsrrmenf IN
ssrrenfior AZ least In nresszalnarses
q tse ssn1tcr vas prscsicsliy -
Al cad
Hostirv tina; the x-sks Gales
fr ks-s, ! 10 slnoss inerifss.e. xov
~Eze.t cfsseia,s sc,c~dinr 70 the
rs<~ rresasfrz today on hish as
sAo-t<. no~ are chiefly interested
- seesnx tha; q wz,fs<Sert sazspiy
sf ooal j. nsiufains1 sor The
co1ntry a a Whole
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-13

lnare Christopher left here
r<h. 2 fer Cosle after dsssalsing
= grand inry which wss ahcui
10 conelaae an Investigation into
affairs of ske aefunef Rank of
commerce. His sctscn aronsed
9 DEMONSTRATION of prsse~s hsre
and his resignation from the
h~rch was requested.
whae n ccvle. the judge CON-
mnnscxfesi with members of the
heal bar and offered % reinssafe
the grind Jury hmf after he was
told tbs rlan wonli he nnwise
~ Forwarded his resignation On
Feb. II and TIRE ssme DAY disap-
ptrrcs
II was almost two weeks be-
farr II was learned he WAS Ia
rfirsro with relatives and Gov.
Robertson wrote = letter 70 him
,kf-c. declining % arcept his
resignation The indre then an
ponncei that he would not insist
the r~sivnsficn ir accepted and
that he would return herr As
sso, 81 h> recovered from an q;
tack of Influenza.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-13
TWO WITNESSES ARE
HELD FOR PERJURY
Judge Smith Orders Arrests
When II Became Apparent
Theywcre Not Telling
the Truth

Two witnesses. Willie h0beftson
and Lacy Lewis. both colorsd. were
ordered placed IN iali by Jadse smlie
this morning sitter tssllfylng as Nit
nessea In the ease of Willie CoodrnIn
charged with sieailnf eoods from
several storsn of the city some tins
ago.
These xitnesaes are eommistln-
iperiufy" said the ludsa IN ordering
them taken 10 iaii The jury sryins
coDdrum found him guilty
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-13

Appllsailon fpr psrmlsaion % tn
crease pasaanxef rates made ~ tna
foft amlth a wssssfn fallfcad haa
BEEN asniad By the State corporation
eomnlsslou The road saalsd ser.
mlsslon 70 falss The rate 70 t'uF
cents mile.
Sometime sFe shs sommlssiog gave
this road psfmlsalnn 70 fAisa irsxat
rales.
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Doctor
COnpertS
RObber

New Nofs. March lz~nF uas
Wsadell naFns sieps,ea lnie hh q
nee a a. West Ffrss-seyeniA Stree,
ana ~as lnlofsaea ~ hh maid that
a rstlens ~as wsltinr The rhsNlelAn
fiung 81 hls oserosnt. os,enea the
door e the ~anink reom and IN.
sis~a suunx nan lntn The con.
suitaflcn roam TIE straneee COM
rl'eA ~ mlrns turned 10 hls aesk
stand NJ" the -p~siens percmp.
torn, erdcrei IN nnrns tnfned hls
head and ra~ loaded revolver In
me AsnSs = the soang maa 10
ohesea shs order.
Got sns chlorNi. asked the
bandit.
-No, shc rAyssclsn said
"Norphias
~No
.cooaines-
'So.~
what DO yon wsni forT~
Tn saffeflng. 4 had sn operation
Two years axo and doctor in Chi
caeo hAs heea supplying me With
chlorai Hes dead
How mach chlorAi hase yoa been
uslntf~
~nreen cubic censsrmssers ave
gos 10 TX you 70 that ! can ret
away Turn aronnd~
Dr Burns turned WIKI his hack 20
the armed youth Who started 10
strip OF the physscAans coat and
then changed his mind
You DOM DO this az a rcgniar
thing commented Dr Burns
No IN a civsl engineer Was
with the engineers two years. Give
ne = prescription
"you need . special blank Cor .
prescriplon. said Dr Burns =
coaia write enc out. bat haven't the
fConilnusf on faee ~
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mHs !. c. pEAssoN or
MAHsfALL. ~ polirics

tfs .. 4 Pearson Of elafsasfI,
fofmsr pffsldsai q tho state fedsfs-
ton q womea's clubs. has as,iss'f
taken 40 her Duties - slse. chairman
oi the repatlIan state central com-
'nltiss Ma Pearson has hesn an
ardent worker IN The fspabIisan p&Fss
fos msay ysaFs
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-13

s. Loais yzr<h fx--Hrs. Bershs
Baker. age - mother of fxo chsld-
rsn rae arrested here esriy today ard
was ehz-Te1 vstk fbe fatal s,.ooting o:
wlHs-n + Dscksor. are = lsss sight
n fks krslszto. so<eL George 7.
Frznk sac ke escorted her C TIE
hos<s ans - fhs sonzn taking 70
Dacssen- Later ~ vas sosn1 poun:-
e<
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-13
COUNTY JtIL CROWDED:
MANY VIOLATE my LAW

There ara nos fiflf six prisonefs IN
the county lall. fortr of Nhom ~. b.
inx held on charges of violating ghs
prohibliofl iaws oi The State and "a
tlon POM federal rflnonefs <efs Al
ded 70 'he ~, today Thes ~sss
ssni here from fsshasss: al are o..
lsKsd booiieTsafs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-13
WALL WILL Now TO sAssAs
ciry APRIL Inr

D. r. Wall. fouftesn yssfs wHs
various BIG fsli~ay syateps. The Isat
three years with TIE FORT Smith =
Western. which hs len 10 become tho
executive secretary o. ,he GalhFis
chamber q Comnecs u again In
ths game
Mr. Wall hss resigned hia posltlca
20 aeeeps fhe general sksnty of ths
fof, smith a Western sl Kansas
CITY. whleh he via assume ANa
fIrst
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1922-03-13
cAsxEsr FACTORY WILL
xooN az OPENED

e5rs fg-cizI rsterlsi las 1eizys'1
ths worx Al sAe esrrnesf tsrsaT1. BAT
4 i eolzx zlo.e nics,y noE. xr
Hszfsorc 10 listing rzn ber Of ez-
re-s Esrzs.s ss1 rsskiss eserstors
sesey frr TIE cpenlzg q Business.
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MAN DIES ANo LEAVES
-xo WIDOWS

Los An<eset. March l3-wher E1-
ward Cz2er- nsri.g srv~rz dies
h~re Ss.1sy u became kn0-a ta1t ~
ief svo pfsovs. one IL Chirago ard
cze /. Los AnEtses lie had deserze<
the Chczro wife 70 years seo