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FARM PROPERTY.
Counecticut--Saic or Lot.

IDEAL FARM, 6S acres: modern house, 10
rooms, . baths, hot water heat; electric
lights and running spring water in all build
ings: on main road. miles New Britain, =
miles Hartford; convenient trolley; estab-
lished market milk, eggs; massive concrete
barn, sanitary cow stables, milk house. silos,
two other immense outbulldings, garage,
modern machinery. tools. pair horses. herd
cellent tillage, ample pasture, some wood
land; State highway side farm; part cash,
easy terms balance. Write for full particu-
lars. I. NJ. DEWEY. Douglaston. n. =.
150 ACRES, 40 tillable; fruit trees; II room
house; brook spring; horse. IL cows, 6
heisers; bulls, 3 ducks, 100 hens. tools ::
price S4, 600 terms. CLARKlNSON, 1O24
Main ST. Bridgeport Conn.
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800 ACRE FARM,

fifteen miles from New York, over excellent
motor roads: an unusual opportunity to Sc
cure very desirable large tract of land
near New York city, suitable for gentle
mans country home or stock farm and ripe
for subdivision; about 150 acres now under
cultivation: ample housing facilities, COM
prising dwelling houses and outbuildings
one of the dwellings, Is spacious and most
attractive stone and frame house. built In
1890, of the early Dutch settlement period
and historical Revolutionary times con-
temporaneous old fashioned flower garden
of type almost extinct; the house grounds
(about five acres) are shaded by stately elms
of great age.
For full particulars address S. S. WAL
STRUM-GORDoN & FORMAN. Ridgewood.
n. j. Phone Ridgewood 555.
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A-Madison av. store. near 59th st. moderate
rent REGENT REALTY CO.. 80 w. AID st.
OFFICES, LOFTS. BUILDINGS.
Large and small units:. several subieases.
AMES & CO.. 20 w. 3lST ST.
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New Jersey-SaIe or Let.

BARGAIN-Farm. State auto road; includes
large stock poultry, horse. hogs tools,
equipment. 3is acres corn. acres late po-
tatoes. 10 acres good land. fruit. room
easement barn, large poultry houses; a going
farm with good living; price $500; part
cash. write; also send for our Illustrated
Farm Catalog. BRAY MAC GEORGE,
Vineland. N J.
farm, 7 acres, $50 birds; abundance OF
fruit; electric light. running water; 80 mil IS
TO New York; price $4,000, stock and equip
ment included; 10 room house, oak floors.
bath. heat. COTTONDALE POULTRY
FARM Holmdel. n. ]. Tel. Jaw.
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PennsyIyania-Salo or Let.

IS ACRE farm. house and barn; new
chicken house. 12X2l IT,; plenty OF good
srring water; best air, dry and healthy;
overlooking Delaware River well situated
for SANTA rum summer and winter re-
sort: owner conducting other business; no
agents. EDWARD ORTIZ, Kintnersville,
RuckS Co Pa
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
Country Property.

WANTED, furnished. small house for ront,
garage. commencing Nov. 1; Short Hills
or the Oranges or some other town within
easA committing distance of New York; will
ing 20 purchase II owner desires to sell.
2Os3 Herald. ESQ B'way.
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Country Property.

CASH BUYER for Montclair residence, aoout
~ rooms, garage; large lot; private loca-
ton: low price. Address full details.
E. II. PECK, care S. Osgood Pell Co.,
IL WEST 44TH ST. NEW YORK.
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New York state-saIe or Let.


CAMP SITE-Excellent 90 acre farm IN
Duchess county, go miles from New York.
Fine level fields, suitable for outdoor sports.
Sand bottom creek. ideal for bathing, boat
ing and fishing; 500 fruit trees. acres
Strawberries, 1000 raspberies. other fruit
1000 asparagus. Well built Colonial style
garage. &c. $4,000. cash 81 900. This is an
unusual bargain for a farmer and for camp
ing purposes II can not be duplicated for
twice the money. HUBER g. ZAHNER, 66
Water st, Newburgh. n. Y.
FARMS, dairy. fruit, poultry, village homes.
great values In the famous Waikiki VAL
ley. WARREN V. pEYo. Waikiki. ~ Y.
PRODUCTIVE 165 acre farm, attractive IL
room Colonial style house; modern improve
ments: large barns, stock and equipment in
ciuded; price $l1 500 Owner, GEORGE
METZ. East Chatham, n. Y.
TWO farms, G.00O foot on banks Hudson
River. 2S3 acres. 600 apple. 1000 pears.
900 cherries. 1000 peach trees, 2 acres
grapes, houses. 4 barns. 200 bb cold stor-
age, chicken plant for 1900 chicks. 200
hens. heating plants, power engines. In
spection, price, terms, JENNIE X. DENE-
GAR, 81 South 9th St, Hudson. n. Y.
WANT experienced dairyman farmer to rent
large farm. Sullivan county. fully equipped.
20 Thoroughbred cows. crops rental 50 600
yearly; good man can clear 81 600 profit.
BATSoN FARM AGENCY, fs9 9th av., N. Y.
i4O ACRE FARM stalls 81 COWS, six miles
Newburgh. $4,000. ROWLAND. Salisbury
Mills. n. Y.
go ACRE farm near Poughkeepse. large
frontage, on Wappingers Crecl;; price SiO,-
600. CLARENCE B. SMITH, 1874 Fulton st,
Brooklyn.
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WANTED FOR BUSINESS.

WANTED, by a syndicate. factory in
Greater New York or vicinity having at
least $4,000 to $4,000 square feet; must have
railroad siding; state full particulars.
TUOTI, 226 Lafayette st.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
~
Connccticut--sale or Let.
Attractive Bargain

For sale--A fine income bearing. utility
building; store and furnace rooms, first
floor family and rooming tenants. second
and third floors. all modern improvements; :;
gas. heat electricity. bath and toilets; only
short distance from y. y. \. IL. s. IL. r. r..
passenger station: centrally located, on one
OF the finest paved streets of beautiful STAN
ford Conn: only so minutes from Grand
Central Station; this exceptional opportunity
would make fine buy for a small manu-
facturer; quick action necessary: he who
hesitates is lost the price is only Sl2 800.
with small initial payment: mortgage can
be easily arranged. Address owner, J. SIMON
SCOTT. 60 Greenwich av., Stamford. Conn.
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
New Jersey-sais or Let.

UPPER MONTCLAIR-Rare chance: beauti-
full new house. all ready 10 move in; seven
large rooms, two baths, large sun parlor.
steam, gas. electric; will sacrifice to meet
obigations 10 minutes to station. G. w.
TERWILL1NGE Err. builder. 135 Buckingham
road. Phone 3564-J
WONDERFUL BARGAINS.
Two new houses. so minutes from Hudson
terminal, in best n. j. suburb, every Inn
provement. large plots: 81 600 SIS. 500; must
b. sold: small amount OF cash. FRANK
MILLER. IS Park row. Barclay $685..
WESTWOOD, n. J.-House Z rooms. BATH
heat, gas, electricity; $1,000. 81 600 cash !;
balance on easy terms. Mrs. A. J. HIGGINS,
IIillsdale, n ]. Tel Westwood %.
70s-7l0 WILLOW AV.. HoBOKEN-Forty
family apartment. rents SI2. 900 annually (;
make an offer or exchange. liberal terms.
LLOYD REALTY, 93 River ST.. Hoboken.
Telephone Hoboken "A.
S72U per year. Including heat: six room FUR
nished cottage on gentleman's farm; use OF
garage and private lake for boating, bathing.
skating one hour New York, one mile sta
tion. p. o. Box 24S, South Bound Brook.
n. j.
SO 600 cash, S55 month; rooms. BATH laun-
dry. piazza. all improvements. shades.
awnings included: depot minutes. CLAIR
ENCE CONDIT, 353 Springfield av.. Summit.
n. j.
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Pennsylvania.

SCRANTON, Pa. 100cs location: long
lease; entire building, 50x150; 3 story
and basement; principals only; prompt
action necessary. A. w. BAILEY &
CO.. 1915 F7atiron Bldg. Ashland 1890.
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New Jersey.

FOR RENT-Top floor modern concrete
elevator service NEWARK RUBBER PROD
UCTS CO.. 63 Hoyt St. Newark, N. j.
STORE TO LET.
NEWARK-Near four corners. Broad and
Market sts. store. 12x60; for long term.
KRAEMER. 5T6 Broad st, Newark, n. j.
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FARM PROPERTY.
Long Islaud--SsIe or Let.

acre camp or farm sites: $500, 800 down.
balance $40 monthly: fine level land. large
road front, electricity and telephone; access
patchorua
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SUBURBAN REAL ESTATE.
New Jersey-sale or Let.
GROWING OAK RIDGE.


GROWING OAK RIDGE.
at SUMMIT, n. j.
Station only minutes; beautiful high To-
cation and delightful surroundings; splendid
8 room. . bath home; all mdern improve
ments lower-upper porches; SACRIFICE at
SIS, 900. EASY TERMS.
SHOWN ONLY BY
EUGENE JOBS-H. Il. BECK Co,
Realtors. opp. sta, Summit. n. J.
IIONEST sacrifice by builder; must sell at
once TO reduce expenses; IL room house,
baths and garage; plot 100x190 feet; modern
Colonial; beautifully finished and fully deco
rated at the price no extras to buy $],OoO
cash and 80 900 first mortgage buys 1t; best
purely residential section west OF Montclairi
fine committing service; big bargain. CON
STRUCTOR. L, O. box 74S, City Han sta
tion New York city.
HAWORTI, n. J.-Beautitul home, all con-
venences rooms. partly furnished or un-
furnished. most desirable corner lot l5Ox
l50 fruit trees and berries, garage. min
utes station. Is minutes TO 42d St, New York
city, 3 blocks 10 club and golf course; fam
lily going West, must SELL j. b. HUGGARD,
ST. Nicholas av.
HOME SEEKERS AND INVESTORS.
If you want to purchase a home or invest
your surplus in good income producing prop
erty consult JOHN II. HESSE, 444 10th ST.,
West New York. n. j.
HOUSE, 10 rooms. all improvements, garage,
50xl96. for sale or TO let; possession Nov. /.
Edwin av West Fort Lee, n. ].
METUCHEN, n. J.-Attractive seven room
Colonial home, recently built; all improve
ments: three minutes walk TO Pennsylvania
Railroad depot: an ideal home for New York
business man; for sale, $4,000 Write
field, y. y
CE 7 arb =
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Long Island.

OFFICE space, large front rooms. with
lavatory. In new building main street;
one block from station; Baysde, l.. l.: suit
able for lawyer. dentist or physician; rent
$55. Apply Parker Hardware Store. Bell
av., Bayside. Telephone Bayside 1S39W.
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virEinia-Sale or Let.
Farms Wanted.

HOMESEEKERS-S for Virginia Farm
list: best climate Dept. II. Emporia. Va.
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APARTMENTS-To Let.
Furnished.
From Battery to t4th st.. Inclusive.

(4TD. EXCLUSIVE 15ITID.
FURNISHED APARTMENTS.
APARTMENT RENTING CO.. INC.
176 West I'D. Columbus 1871.
WASHINGTON SQUARE CWaverley place
29)-Decorator's own apartment. large liv-
ing room. bedrooms. kitchenette, bath
newly painted and luKuriously furnished
refined people only. Phone Plaza 23I5 or
o645. Shown Sunday and Monday after
Moons
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New stucco house. large grounds. high ele-
walton. beautiful views. every window over
looking garden; steam heat. electric light.
gas. hardwood floors and trim; rooms,
bath. sun paror; Grand Boulevard, min
utes TO station; also all night trolley service,
10 minutes to l25th ST., 12c. fare. % minutes
Chambers ST.; Communication S7.92: price
SIS, 500, easy terms small amount cash, $50
per month. Tel Cliffside IT'S, T. Q. box 345,
Paiisade 7
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Bronx.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. av. 1891: store. 4
rooms improvements. 500; another store.
sT5. NESSLE. 2s20 Sedgwick av. Kings
bridge 3693.
TWO rooms. suitable office dentist. light
manufacturing. 500 Willis av.
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Turnished-New Jersey.

FROM Nov. f5-Entirc second floor FUR
nIshed; private house; rooms, bath and
large sun parlor. 40 Ridge road, Rutherford,
N. J. Tel. Rutherford J3J w.
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FOR SALE-A beautiful room house nicely
furnished. gas. electricity, steam. hot air.
2 fire places. hardwood floors, garage. fruit
Berkshires, New Milford must be sold at
once to settle estate of George II. Lines; price
$4,000. Inquire of c. w. Lines. New MIL
ford Conn
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Brooklyn.

TO LET-Brick factory. 2 and 3 stories.
40 Rodney ST.; vacant Jan. Fl. 1923.
REYNOLDS. 154 Morgan av.. BROOKLYN.
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Queens.

FOR SALE or rent, story brick building.
81 Vernon av., suitable for. store and
dwelling or light manufacturing.
For rent, store 14xs0. steam heated 414
jackson av.. Bridge Plaza. Apply JOHN L.
KLAGES. 800 Jackson av., l.. l. City. Tel.
Astoria 1851.
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For SALE.


fine property on top OF Schooley's Mt.
X mile from State road consisting OF AZ
acres, large house OF 20 rooms, fully fur
nishcd. steam heat. water. gas and elec-
friclty; small house OF rooms with
water. electricity. garage, gas house. con-
servatory and ice house barn and outbuild-
Tugs with farm stock, equipment and
electricity. All frame buildings In good con-
dltion; fine poultry plant OF I2J breeders
and 725 pullets, well housed and equipped
electric lights. fruit trees of all kinds IN
poultry yards. large vegetable garden with
small fruits, beautiful shade trees In large
lawn. an ideal spot for rest cure, owing 20
fiaa climate and mineral spring water long
nnrnous In Schooieys Mt. VIII sell with or
wftbout stock, equipment and furniture Call
or write
t MRS. A. S. FIELDS,
woodlawn. schooley's Mt. N J.
FURNISHED house. TOWACO. N. j.. 90
miles, D.. l.. and w. rooms aud bath
all improvements: Immediate possession until
May. s55 monthly. y 2ls7 Herald. Herald
"a.
T'TlEE list of houses for sale aud rent. Write
VAN wlNltLE CO, Ruthertord, ". j.
HOUSE. acreage. lots ~ lowest prices
near station. J. l.. NEWKIHK, Hillsdale
~. y. Tel. 1s7-J westwood.
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LARGE undeveloped acreage we'll timbered
lake. streams, springs, Il mile from good
highway, miles from express station Erie
railroad. New York State; 20 miles New
York city. Full particulars, price and To-
cation first letter. Address Lock Box 1S1,
Ridgewood. n. J.
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PLAINFIELD.
So 900 cash, balance easy term mort
I gage, well constructed Colonial seven
large rooms and sun parlor, two
baths; hot water heat double floors
throughout; deslrably located; 50X150,
with garage.
New center hall Colonial, seven well
designed and arranged rooms; best of
everything. unusual appointments
select location: beautiful grounds.
foliage and garage: 12,500; terms.
To rent. with option to purchase,
new seven room house: garage: S75.
j. ]. SCHWARTZ, Realtor.
Babcock Bldg, phone 2693, Plainfield. N. j
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Rhode Island-SaIe or Let.

Rhode Island-Saie or Let.
A BUNGALOW of four rooms. completely
furnished and ready 10 move fnto
summer kitchen attached: large hennery,
garage: 4 acres, stone free and machine
worked fields. ] acre woodland; abun-
dance of shade; a beauty spot; miles TO
railroad: price only $1,000 Immediate
possession. ELIZABETH MARTIN, 16
Purdy St, Astoria. Long Island. N. y
Florida-Saie or Let.
BARLOW. FLORIDA.
Send for ILLUSTRATED booklet.
Then become one OF our Florida
party October 26, and inspect
10 acre orange, grapefruit groves.
COSTING 1880 first payment only $3.50.
In our Lake Garfield section:
also houses for rent and sale,
Here you enjoy the delightful climate,
avoid coal worry,
Solve the high cost of living
and secure a life income.
We welcome call for information.
SOUTHERN GROVE CO.. INC. 2l2 Broad
way. New York Tel Cortlandt 299o.
FINE FLORIDA HOME
AND PRODUCING GROVE FOR SALE.
frontage; 1000 fine trees producing
about $4,000 per year; price S75 900
with present crop or 500 900 net Noted
home and grove in very fine section
OF Florida. Fancy nut and frair trees
for home use.
II. +. ATKINSON,
1lS So. 9Th St, Philadelphia, Pa.
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TO LET FOR BUSINESS.
Above Ssth st.--5th Az. to East River

Above 6sth St.--5th Av. to East River.
MADISON Av.. Tss.-A store. isx5o. with
PARLOR floor. partly furnished. for busi-
ness, professional; lease; excellent loca-
tion. s32 Lexington av.
SUBWAY EXPRESS BUILDING. NORTH
EAST CORNER S6TH AND LEXINGTON
AV.: OFFICES FOR RENT. LEON S.
AIITMAYER. 6o II. s6TH.
UPPER PART OF building. 2 floors. 147S Sd
av., near s4th St. suitable for business OF
dwelling; rent S125.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION.
J, EDGAR LEAYCRAFT a CO..
so E. aod ST.. Tel. Murray Hill 800.
125TH STREET STORE.
20 r. store, south side. between Sth and
81. Nicholas, suitable bakery and lunchroom.
RYAN CO.. 142 w. 125th. Sole Agents.
i35 T. f25TH ST.. at Lexington av. subway
station: 1st floor loft. size 1exGo. suitable
for dancing school: rent s125.
PORTER e. CO.. 159 w. i25th st.
$50 $40 EAST s6TH-New. modern. up TO
date stores. busiest location In Yorkville.
two express stations. five year leases LEON
s. AITMAYER, 81 East seth.
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LONG BEACH, beautiful furnished apart
ment steam heat, all improvements; com
pleto furnishings; near depot: $50 monthly
Phone. jamaica 4245.
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FOR Sale-Attractive family house. in
good condition, and otbNr property adjoin-
ing, in beautiful Stamford. Particulars, in
qulre MRS. j. MCKINNEY, 17o Cove road,
or phone 2215 Stamford. Conn.
FARMS and homes in fine old town OF Gull
ford, Conn; also acreage sound for
summer homes or camps, &c. Write for par
tlculars EDWARD L. BISHOP, Guilford,
Conn.
FOR RENT until May-One house, furnished,
$50; one house, unfurnished, $50; both have
bath. heat, electricity; near trolley. station.
Village. RICHARDS. Darien. Conn.
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PATCHEN AV., 8fA-Four rooms and BATH
electricity; first class condition and com
fortably furnished: Christian adults.
RtpcEWoop Broollyn.-Five rooms and
bath, furnished completely; real home.
small family $50 monthly. Inquire LuD-
WIG iI41 West 9Th ST., BROOKLYN Sea
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PLAINFIELD. n. J.--Eight room house,
bath, pantry. steam heat. all improvements; +;
fine condition; best residential block; near
station, trolley; plot 50x150; fruit trees. ber-
rles. &c: henhouse; only $500; mortgage
and terms Inquire SO Somerset St, Plain
field. Phone 657W.
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PASSAIC, N J.-Second floor. new two
apartment dwelling, seven rooms. bath and
garage, adjoining 20 acre park; five minutes
from Lackawanna station; $i25. TROAST,
Passaic Il9W
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ON THE PALISADES

MUST SELL-CragInere Park, 8 room house
steam. electric, lot 50xlI5; $1,000. Box 2ll.
AIahNNah n j
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-27
POINCARE RECEIVES MEMBERS
OF PRESS EVERY WEEK

Paris, April 27-Premier Poin-
care, though credited with fondness
for old-fashioned diplomatic meth
DDS, has introduced one decided nov
city into the foreign office. He de-
parted from an French presidents
and traditions by receiving the
American press correspondents once
each week and chatting with them
freely on questions Of current in
terest.
The premier appears to enjoy
these talks quite as much as the
newspaper men. He opens his mind
with a freedom rare in French
statesmen and with a confidence in
his discretion Of his auditors that is
also uncommon.
In view of the success Of these CON
ferences, M. Poincare has decided to
receive the British and Italian press
also.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-27
e. H. WILLIAMS TO BE
MEMBER SCHOOL BOARD

The voters of District No. l, which
embraces all of the southern end. of
Putnam county, have induced E. H.
Williams, of Crescent City, to an
Inounce himself as a candidate for the
Board of Public Instruction.
The present Incumbent, Clifton W.
Loveland, will not be a candidate as
he will be ineligible because he is
moving into Palatka to live. Mr..
Loveland says that the people of Dis
trict ! are very fortunate in getting
Mr.. Williams to run.
Mr.. Williams has had great deal
Of experience in handling school af-
fairs. He has been Instrumental in
placing the schools of Crescent City
on their present high plane. As a
Trustee there he has worked early
and late for the advancement of Cres-
cent City schools and has also always
taken a large interest in the schools
of the county.
Mr.. Williams besides being a sue
cessful business man is also lawyer
and can bring to the affairs of the
board a broad legal training which
should be Of great value TO the county
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-27
Palatka Knights
Win Honors When
Grand Lodge Met

Palatka Knights of Pythias, who at
tended the grand lodge at Orlando this
week were accorded and won signal
honers. When Grand Chancellor w.
B. Crawford began his annual address
he invited George w. Lansing, \of ST..
Johns Lodge, of Palatka, to the plat
form, declaring that Mr.. Lansing was
the only member in the order pre-
sent in the audience, so far as he knew
who was a member Of the order at the
time of its formation in Florida thirty
seven years ago.
R. E. Neck and Douglas Austin,
also of st. Johns Lodge, won highest
marks in the efficiency test, bringing
certificates back with them.
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TREMENDOUS EARNINGS OF
OIL COMPANY DECREASING

New York, April 27.-Net earn
ings of $1O,785,912 for the year 1921
as compared with $35,58O,415 in 1920
are shown in the report of the Sin
clair Consolidated Oil corporation,
made public today.
Crosse earnings for 1921 exclusive
of inter-company sales and charges
for transportation, were 1922 529, 187
in 1921 and $166,648 9S1 in 1920, and
the income available for surplus re-
serves at the end Of last year was
$5,151 $50, as compared with $780,
388,217 the year before.
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; RUSSIA AND GERMANY
| TO RESUME RELATIONS

London, April 27,-Diplomatic re-
lations between Germany and Rus
STA will be resumed Immediately, in
accordance with the treaty signed at
Rarallo, says a Central News dis
patch from Berlin.
The first German ambassador to
the soviet government will be Pro
fessor Wiedenfeld, while Leonid
Krassin will represent Russia in
Berlin.
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Walter McNany Is
Slowly Improving

Friends who have called on Walter
Mentally, who is convalescing at the
Riverside hospital in Jacksonville re-
port that he is slowly improving fol-
lowing. a recent operation. He asks
to be remembered to all of his friends
in Palatka.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-04-27
CAR RUNS WILD AND
MANY HURT IN B'HAM

Birmingham, April 27.-Thirteen
persons were reported injured, some
seriously, here today when a West
End street car ran wild, left the
rails and crashed into a trolley pole.
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SCOUT LEADERS ATTENTION

There will be a meeting tonight at
1880 o'clock of the Scout>Masters, As
'sistant Scout Masters and Patrol lead
ers in the Scout Commissioners office
Southern Utilities building.
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NOTICE.

Bids for auditing the city's books
of Clerk, Collector, Treasurer and
other records will be received by the
council in session on May 2, 1922, for
the fiscal year ending April 1, 1921,
to March 81, 1922. All bids to be ac-
companied with check for 10 per cent
of the bid, and the council reserves
the right to reject any and all bids.
CHAS. BURT, Acting Clerk.
April "a, 1922. 4-24-et
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Florida East Coast
RAILWAY
EI.-lo- Cusfaxn


Flagler System
Departure of passenger trains HUE
Palatka, Union Station, for East re-
latka, daily:
No. 101, 1910 am. No. 10S, 1l:SV ap'
No. los, 1:40 pm. No. 1O7, 4;4opH"
No. 100, $3.50 pm.
Departure of passenger trains HIVE
EAST PALATKA STATloN'
SOUTHBOUND DAILY
No. 29-Coaches & P. Car-..1l:oo am
No. s5-Coaches G Sleepers 5:l0 pp'
No. S7-C'hes & Pullman-.-.1l:loPD
NORTHBoUND DAILY
No. SS-C'ches & Pullman. 6;oo ~
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J. ID. RAINIER. G. P. A.