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The Washington times., 1922-02-13
VA. WOMEN To
Make WAR ON
| DIVORCE RING
President of State Federation
Says FIagranr Fraud
Must Stop.

CLARENDON. Va. Feb. 13.--
Mrs. Henry Lockwood. Of Clar-
endon, president of the Virginia
Federation of Women's Clubs, is
the latest person of prominence
to take up the cudgels against
the divorce evil in Alexandria and
Arlington county.
To Launch Inquiry.
Mrs. Lockwood announced that
she would begin a personal investi-
cation into the charges of fraud
and collision made by the Wash
ington Times and II she found con-
ditions as stated, she would write to
every organization under her con.
troll and urge the framing of legis-
lation which would forever wipe out
this evil.
The organization which Mrs.
Lockwood heads consists Of 95
separate clubs with an aggregate
roll of $4,000 members. One club
in Richmond alone has 10000 men,
bers and others are spread through
out the state to a lesser degree.
Mrs. Lockwood Is also president Of
the Arlington county women's clubs.
IF the claims made by The Wash
ington Times are true" said Mrs.
Lockwood, I'VE indeed face a most
horrible situation. UNFORTUNATELY,
have been III for the past month and
have only heard of the charges indi-
rectly. I shall immed .ately start an
investigation of my own, however,
In an effort to learn the exact situa-
ton.
Surprised ut Revelations.
The so-called divorce evil has been
the subject of much conversation in
this section of Virginia for years"
continued Mrs. Lockwood, but no
one believed that 1t had reached the
scope of such a great fraud as is al
legged in The Washington Times.
For a great many years now I
have been fighting for women's
rights. This thing is a direct blow,
not only to the cause 1 have fought
for, but to the suffrage of men as
well. II IL is possible to come into
Virginia, obtain a fake residence and
The Washington times., 1922-02-13

that no Congressional investigation
will be made. An executive OF a
large oil company was here yester'
day and the day before.
Progressive factors In Congress
are known TO resent the open propa'
ganda spread by the Oil group that
there will be no investigation. The
writing Of letters by cocksure oil
representatives has stirred Congress
The Washington times., 1922-02-13

sional ire. II is the general feeling
that the oil interests have over
stepped themselves.
Certain Republicans have become
Disguised with the methods of the
group. They have asked for proof,
and II is understood when that is
given in documentary form the scan
The Washington times., 1922-02-13

dial will break with full force on
Capitol Hill.
Inside history of the National
Association and of the American AS
sociation Of Mexico Is In the hands
Of Universal Service. This will be
laid before inquiring parties tomor-
row.
The Washington times., 1922-02-13
"CasCarets" l0c
If Sick, Bilious,
Constipated

You're bilious! Your liver and
bowels need thorough cleansing
with Cascarets, then the headache,
dizziness, bad breath, and stomach
misery will end. No griping-nicest
physic on earth for grown-ups and
children. i0c box. Taste like
candy.-Advertisem
The Washington times., 1922-02-13
CONTINUE CURB
ON IMMIGRANTS
SAYS SEC. DAVIS
Labor Department Head Sees
Defects in Present Law, but
Opposes "open Door,"

While realizing that there are
certain defects in the present re-
strictive immigration law which
should be corrected by Congress, the
Department Of Labor is opposed 10
any legislation which would cause
this country to be flooded with un.
desirable aliens.
we must keep on our statute
books some fairly restrictive immi,
grafton law" Secretary of Labor
Davis said today. while times are
such as they are in America We
cannot recklesslv increase the
dangers of unemployment.
1T would need only a few eX'
periences such as i have had In oh
serving specimens OF our present
day immigrants to convince the
country that the restrictions and
precautions that we have set up at
our portals are wise and necessary.
The Washington times., 1922-02-13
Thousands Have Found
Relief From Rheumatism

during the past Atty Year, by taxing
Prescription A-zs5l. II il well known
and reliable remedy. Sold by all good
orrrxists or sent By mai tor S.oc,
M Err & AMEND. eos Srd Ave. y.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
&lage IL Chicago einsere;64.


Chicago, I. Sept. grrnB zines
GinbaItsbefebls gegen ale ~ftreite1oe1
angeitelten Ser 8abnen III ben Ser.
Staaten uno 6eren Inionbemnte1r
paroe am Greitng bon generalantpaH
fDa1gbertD i'm 8urbesoHtriftsgeridt.
iii gbicngo b%eartragt. sS11 Der RIage.
f6rift finb oas giienbabner,D eparte-
ment Set Mmerican FEDERATION Of Cd.
bot, Die eds ftreitenben giienbabner.
@etperfidaften 1tno 100 gDftemBer-
bdnoe ger1annt.
Durd odg gerfnbren fonen ale
5treiter oara,1 sebtnoert iperoer, Fl
irgenoeiner Beife Ben 8etrieb Ser
8nbnen 81 biroern. Die RIage tpl1roe
bonn 8l1noes-@ eneraIartpaIt ,1r1nittel.
bar nod ieinem gintreffen in ber
Stnot Dor 8u1roesridter BiIterfo1t
eingereidt.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
8abnpaggpns abeebranl,t

Great Sails, Mont., z. Sept.
sSn ser tpeit BON Great Soils, Mo.,
gelegenen 8abnitation Gm1nerien,
fielen 80 6rabttpaggo11 fotpie 5tnei
NIT aobfen belaoenen Jrabtpaggon
Der Great Mortbern 8ab1r ei1em auf
~unbefannte gntitebungsatrfade 81.
acknowledgements 5euer gum Dpfer.
Bur 3eit oes N1tsbruder beg Seuers
itanoen auf ben @eleiien etpn 200
8nggons. Ser Brand, Ser a1f flnf
5telen 5ngleid a11sgebroden, fonn-
te aber, 6anf aufopferniten Edtigfeit
Der 9oidmanidaften nnf Dem @e-
biete bon $50 gur0s beidfrdnft ner-
ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
&ununi6iun mad @nflanb.

Dafbington, 2. Sept. Sic ante-
rifaniide @egierung bat S6ritte TN.
ternomnren, i'm m0gIiderneife cine
tebnii6e &ommtiiion nod 8l1Blano
at Ididen, Sic oie borttget1 3uItdn-
be unterfuden fo1, obre ieoob befl.gt
au-fein, irgenoein Mbfommer gu tref<
fen, 6as fiir Sic Ser. Stuaten birloe1o
tpdre.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
Otterrei@ If 6e6rpbt.

@iet, 2. 5ept. Mgln Der Dltgren,
5e Der 0iterreibiiben &epa1blif ba1
l1ngarn itarfe sr,1ppenmaiien fon5en.
triert. Die u1garif6e 3eitung 81 Mat
erfldrt Dies @orgeben oan1it, 6aB auf.
ribrerii6e 8etpegu11gen i'm 8urgen.
lamb I'M @arge feien.- 8ie gemeIoe1
tDiro, baben Die befanrten nngarifden
8an6enfubrer Baron 8ronaD uno fo
ior Seiias tire 2e1tte an Der @ren5e
organiiiert 1tn6 fin6 bereit por5urii.
dfen, I'M oas @ebiet 81 beiebe1L 6as
i'm 6rie6enSbertrng Seiterreib 5uge.
fproben nur6e. Neiienoe, sic aus benz
Suoen eintreffen meloen, bob aud
n~1gofIabiide Gruppen an ser oiterrei.
6iiden @ren5e fon5entriert iino.
zDos brtttibe &n1onenboot lit uner-
martet IN 8ien e~tngetroffen.
Srob Der auBeren @nbe 1T Die
Spanr11ng in 8ien ungebeller, IN Sc,
partung BEG 8abripru6s Ser Matio=
nenliga Mber &an5ler Seipels SiIfe-
mi. 2loD6s 1Rbqnen feline 8eriiderur.
gen fir Sotels, Cafes, etc. gegen So.
bela1si6reit1tngen az i~rgenoeiner
Bgrdmie an. AIs @egengetpidt gegert
Die ungariiidhe Mobilmadltrg an Der
0Giterreihifden @ren5e ion 811t1dmiieln
an Ser utrgarii@en @ren5e mobil &c.
mndt baben.
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Gr5biidof bingeridte.

Niga Sept. Mus Mogfo1,
tD1r6e am 9ienftng aus Sligo gerneloet
gr5btibof 8eniamin, Der MetropoIit
bon Petersburg, 1ino arroere geiitIide,
oie anf sic Mnflage bn bernrteilt
moroen naren, iiib Der Gin5iebung Der
@ir6eniddbe mi6erfebt gu baben, iei-
en- an 10. Mltg1ft erihoifen morben.
Cine tpeitere Meloung ingt, Ser lo-
Observation-Disclosures 5iibrer &in1otpien,
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
Gieebm b~erbrannt.

Hittsburgh So, s. Sept. - On,
'ldBiid Deg Sonntag 5eitig friib erfolg.
ten 8ra1toes Deg 8unfbouie Der 8enn-
iplDaniababn in 8ittsb1rgb, So,
tpltroen a1n Montag - geatate unb
angeiteute Der 8abn bel elmer bonn
5tn6tco1tD un6 8urbespertretern OBJ
gebaltere1 g~eriarnmlllng einem Ser.
Dor lt1rtertporfen. Ser Brand oeg
g1nfbo1ie batte ieben 8abnengeiten-
ten 6as 2eben gefoitet. 0ag : our
gntitebltrg 6es 5el1ers fibrte, e11t-
5iebt fi6 oer5ef nod Ser Renntnis
Der 8eb0r6en. Mebrere III Ser Nabe
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
GinlaOMn9.
Cur geilnabune an BEN In st, Glp1tl
am "a. Gepten,ber itattfinoen-
ben &atbolifentage.

So6p. p. Suite, 9. g. g., g. g,
|8fnrrer Ser ct. CLOUD nnbefledten
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES tpelder an ben
8orbereitnrgen fir ben 8atbolifen.
tag, Der III 81. glol.o an "a. Sep.
tenber OILS gorfet al ben RorDentto,
men 0es s.. 81. s. Statsberbau0es utro
ser 8. 81. 6. lnteritisungsgeiea.
fdaft. Sic Montag nno Dtenitag ftatt.
finoen, abgebalten miro, oas groBte
SmereHe 1,imrnt, bat naditebe1oe
beralidbe llro errtunternoe Ginaloltng
an Sic bodtp. @eiitlidfet bon Stearrts
gountD uno Ben nabeliegenoen @orr1-
ties erlaiien:
&odp. Serr 8farper!
8ie gp. So9nur6en piiien, miro
am @onntagna9mittag, ben "a. Sep.
TENDER sic Sabresperiammlung BEG
s. 81. 6. StaatsDerbaroes mie Der
8. 81. nnterftitungsgeieai6aft BON
Minneiota our9 cine groBartige ga,
robe aller Deutfd-aatb. 8ereine bon
|Stearns un6 ben benadbarten Gorn.
ties nno our4 einen &atbolife1tag
eingeleitet.
sic, &o9m., limb ielbitperitdnoli6
redt ber3Ii9 ba5,1 eirgelaoen. Durfte
i6 GIN. Sodmiroen bitten, it Sbrem
8ereine oieie 6ffentltbe @un0gebung
mnieres fl. @Iaubens uno nnierer
2iebe 5l1r alten Seimat uno M11tter-
fpra6e at b%efurtporten? Sour menige
ber3li9e @orte Sbrerieits bon Der
@an5el uno in Der 8ereinsperfamm,
lung per6en geniigen, 11ru cine groBe
9egeijterung BEL Sit un0 Sung ber-
b%or5urnfen, 6enn mir moaen BEL bic
fer @elegenbeit 5eigen, bob mon etn
rebt gutter 8irger Der ne1en 9etn1at
iein fam, obre Die 2tebe gum alten,
Eeioer ieBt 10 bera6teten @aterlan6e,
beiieite at ieber. Gesbalb auf nad
ct. @loubl
Sn tiehter So6adt1ng 5eibnet
P. Suite Gtnf, .. g. g..
Bfarrer ser Geitgemeinoe.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
elmer Der a~ngefIagten ,nbem fir8-
lden Sohperratspro5eB III Mostal,
babe iid i'm @efdngnis erbdngt.
Dreibid 8eauate berhaftet.

2onoon 2. Sept Ser Condo.
ner Times uiro alts Mostali beridtet,
bob bort oreiunooreiBig bobere Be-
ANTE unter Der anflage elmer ger-
.fdtp0rung gum stur5 Der soapiet>
Megierung berbaftet tporoen ieien.
Sn Metp follen auf cine 6bnli6e
4nflage bin a6tunooreiBig aofafen
berbnftet tporoen fem.
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ier Sage Elm gelegramm EN- bas Die
gliidlide Mnfnnft oes bodtp'iten vi.
f6ofs sos. 8,,i6 nno beg bodtp, Sd So
tbebralreftors Scarf 8rtnentpalo an
gonntag aaf fran3oiiiden 8ooen on
fiinbigte.
= Sodhp. Serr Seinri6 8armers
tpelder bor6em sic &aplanitelle I'M
ct. @apbaels Sospital beiorgte, ii
porn bodm'ften 8ii6of als Giititen1
an Ser aatbeorale un6 bodap. 9err
Gouaro Mubotpdl6 als &aplan I'm
ct. Napbael'g Sospital eruannt NOR.
ben. Sodp. Serr @armers tpiro at.
gleid Der 9ebrfraft oes nit Der &atbe'
oraltodfdplle neuer6ings berbunoe,
men S,1nior College a~ngeborea.
+ Die aatbeoralbodibule puroe
eleten Dienitag nit elmer 176 sroBen
5tuoentenan5obl er0ffnet, mabreno
iia Bel ser @r0ffn1ng Der Ratbeoral-
pfarridule an ienem 8age gegen 600
5hiiIer 1tnb Sdiilertnnen eingefan,
oen batten. 0ie MnaabI Der Rinoer,
ste fid am grSffn1tngstage Ser @farr.
fdrIe Ser ct. glol1o 11nbefledten gm-
pfdnsnisgemeinoe eingeitelt botten,
betrug $40.
< Mittpod. Sen 80. 9uguit muroe
5a ct. @oia oas Batronsfeit auf fei,
erIibe 8eile begangen. lin nel11 nbr
mar feierli6eg Sodamt, gebalten pom
bodpu. P. Magrt,1s, 8. g. s., Bfar.
rer bon Mbon. Sbm aiititierten als
Clifton Ser bodtu. 8farrer bon Sar'
ming, P. M1eguitin, 3. g. g., melder
in getpobnter Bere6ianfeit Die lebr.
reide uno praftii6e Seitpreoigt belt,
un6 als Suobiafon ser Bfarrer Der
@emeinoe, P. 8eoa, 8. g. 8. ndb-
reno ser bo@m. P. A0albert, 3. g.
g., bon @idmon6 alg 3eremonienmei.
lter fungierte. @(nh Der bodm. 2. GU
gen, s.. g. s., bette iib our Seitfeter
eingefnnben, uelde nit GROCER
Soft" ibren MbfdltB fa16.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
Mnflase in, Serrim.Morb.

Marion, ST., 3. Sept. Die
)@roBgeidnorene11 ii Mnrion, nelde
ben Mor6 in Serrin unteriudben, er-
boben bic erite Nnflage ii Der Mnge-
slegenbeit, l1no 3tonr, pte es beiBt auf
Mor6 i'm Johannesburg init Ger gr.
morourg ser Superinten6enten 8. St.
McDotpe4 bon Der 2eiter-@r11be no
Der @an1pf Itattfnn6. Ser Mnnre 6es
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
GnsIarb baat @otorea fit aieien.
flmgsenge.

2onoon, a. Sept. - 9ie britii6e
@egier,ing fat ioeben feds Motoren
bon ie 1000 Bferoefrdften beiteM, bic
In Hieien ; 8ombenfIug5eatgen Ser,
tpenoung finoe1 ioller. Ser aftiorts.
ra6ius oiefer SIl1g5eltge fol1 $500 big.
5000 MeiIen betrager. Sic Notoret
fino bonn Mapier.9pp; bag etpidt Be-
trdgt ungefdbr 8 Bfunb pro 9feroe>
fraft.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
8abubnidmdsmns

Duluth, Mtinn., 8. Sept. sRRo-
bert 8aIoron bon minneapolis, elm
nobBabenoer SoI5bdnoIer, finoigte
an Greitug IN Dnl11tb Mainn., feline
Mbfidf an, Sic Duluth Nurtbern Min-
nefotn-8obn ab5utaufen un6 Die 9u-
h1fb & Dntario-8ub griinoen .5u
mDIleu.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07
8iketuelleH IL Minneota.

81. 8nI Minn., 5. Sept Nit
elmer 9emperntl1r bon 96 @rn6 bate
Montag ct. Saul, Minn., ieinen bei.
|Beiten Septembertng felt 40 Sabrett
m1f8upeifen. Der beiBeite Gag 6es
|Sabreg iiberba1lpt mar ser "a. Stunt
nit elmer Se1rperatltr bon 96,7 at
|ber5etdnen getpeien.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07

81. gloub Sonoelsi6ule BOT groSBerel1
grfoIg ibrer @raonierten ermoglidt
Sic bot ai6 nnIerm College cine bel
iere Rlafie bon 5tuoenten auge5ogen,
nno baourb 1T cine be6e,,teatoere n1.
teritiisung Encouragement @eiddfts.
firn1en eraielt tporoen. S6i6en Ste
fir freien &atalog. ,
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G%inlaomng angenn1tn1en.

Muf cine bonn bobu. p. Suite STINT.
8. q. g., g.. g., an ben bodaD'iteu
&errn Bifdof Bincent 8ebrle, %,
&, in. 8ismard, g. o, erlaiiene Gin.
|laoung CUR Seilnabme on benz am "a.
September in ct. @Iou6 ftattfinoen'
ben &atbolifentage nn6 ben 6arm1f'
.folgenoen Observation-Disclosures 6e1
bei6en 5taotsperbdinbe bat Sod6er.
ielbe bieier Gage naditebenoe Ant.
mort erfolgen ~laiiert::
&obn. p. Suite, 9. g. g.
Dante Sbnen fir Sbre ber5lide
gmlaourtg 5nr SabresDeriamml1na
Der RutboIiiden Staatgberfnmnn11lne
urto Ser @atb. observation-disclosures.
geie1idaft. Bin ger1te bereit, an &a.
|f%bolifentage bie Geitpreoigt 3u bal.
ten. Soffe, 6ab bodtp'iter Serr abi
|Mlcuin Deutib, 9. g. g., 5uru 8on,
'tifi5iepet eingela6en lit. DIT ffr'eltnoli-
dem Grub
Str ergebeniter
gineent 8ebrIe, 81. g. g.,
8ii1of bon 8ismnrd, g. 8.
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s6tlid)er Mntouufaa.

Buffalo, g. y. 8 Sept. 81 ser
.Ndbe bon 9uffalo fpielte iid am
Sonniag EN- eigenartiger Giienbf55n.
uniaa at, Der oer54jdbrieen aus gle.
pelar0 a~ebiirtigten Agatba NeiQer
Das 2eben faftete. 3as Nuto mar IN
Der Mdbe zines 5lpeibunoert SUB tie
fen abbangs nil anideineuo nbge.
iteqtem Motor untergebradt getpeien,
nl5 es NIT einen1 ploBliben Sud an
fubr, Nidtung nuf ben Mbbang nsbm
uno ebe nod 5ra1 Miuer ith in
Siderbeit bringen fonrte, nbitiir3te.
Sic Maidine bate dir Set oes I'm.
tales feine neiteren S~niniien.
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eriten Nngeflagten m11r6e nidt (

'eriten Nngeflagten uuroe ni6t BE-
fannt gegeben.
6ranf Garrington, Rsrdiii6oent oer
.Sssninois Mine Borfers, erIieB Sic gr-
fldirung, 0aB sic Union aues ttu11 mer.
De, I'M lire angeflagten' Weiitglieoer
tpirfiiam 5u bertei6igen, 90 ugepiiie
&rdfk iiiid bereirigt baben, I'M nn}e-
re Mitglie6er 51 ber1rteiIen.
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Sc iuirb tpieoer rgefriegt."

gort5neqing, Mitrn., 8. Sept. ~
EroB Der 8orausfoge etIider long
baariger Mdnter unb fur8banriger
Gral1en" lnare es als cine Dun1m-
bet an5unebmer, Bob feine ariege
mebr fomt1en per6en, 70 erflarte
grign6e-@eneral Biuiam Weigel,
friberer &ommnnoeur ser SO. 9ibi-
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oes Branogebietes als beroadttig Der
bnftete Berionen muBten ntangeIs IL
genotpelder beIaitenoer geDeiie nie,
Der anf freien SUB geiebt tperoen.
Gas goronerperbor lit nod nidt
5nrn MbidluB geIangt. Gen Snqueit
.finoet pabrideinIih 81 gnoe 6ieier
Wofe tntt. Bier 2ei9en forntelt
nod nidt ioentifi5iert tperben. s5s
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-09-07

ion I'M @eltfrieg, am 6reitag ouf Der
Geunion Ser getern11e nbieier Depi.
ion in Sort 5nelItng Winn..
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Mbonniert auf Sen nMorbitern"
Evening star., 1922-07-30

THE H0TELITO.
"A private Hotel
1897 Rhode Island, corner 18th.
Elegantly equipped-Excellent table.
A little more for much less.
Outside rooms-7 baths.
No tips-No extras.
DOUBLE ROOM. twin beds. private bath.
board, phone; private. attractive home; M:
Pleasant car line; only best quality food
served; will rent to two employed women for
short time permanently, S3s each. Phone
North 91I2. so
NEAR SOLDIERS H0ME-Large. airy room,
newly rennishcd with private fnmily. Tor
couple approaching home privileges; MI; 4;
pleasant location: convenient 10 cars and bus:
reasonable. Full particulars. Adams 33s 3"'
LARGE. COOL ROOMS, meals: vegetables and
fruits in season: twin or double beds; bafhs:
electricity: near Connecticut ave: also walk
ing distance down town. as24 ST. NV.
1923 CHAPLIN ST. NW.-Back room with
sleeping porch adjoining. for men; other
rooms; all on second door: private family.
Phone for appolstment. Col. e756. Ask for
Miss Nugent.
Evening star., 1922-07-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
Continued.
FOUR BARGAINS.
Buick Roadster.
Auburn Touring.
Westcott Chummy Roadster.
IS other good used cars.
SPECIAL.
S-rAssETGEE TorEING n;.n TnErS F"E 81 CASH
THADEN MOTOR CAR CO.,
1920 Conn. Ave,
~ Phone Main 1890.
AUTO SALES COMPANY
Is the place TO buy a good used
car. The car YOU want may be
listed below.
1921 Studehakrr sedan.
19oN Studcia ker touring
1870 Packard six coupe.
1919 Cole touring: new car
1919 Stutg touring.
1870 Haynes touring.
1870 Hudson touring.
ID:0 Essex touring: new motor.
1870 Buick roadster.
19iS Chalmers coEpe.
IDf1 Pierce-Arrow touring.
1920 Bnick touring
1918 Westcott touring.
1921 NcFarlan touring
1870 Ford touring.
1918 Overland sedan.
1919 Paige touring.
1917 Hudson sedan.
And many others not listed.
Title and condition of cars
guaranteed as represented.
Open evenings and Sundays.
Address: 1919 18th st. NV.
Phone North 656S. North SsS.
Evening star., 1922-07-30

22ls md ST. NW-Two front rooms second
hoor. next to bath range for Ink; AM
reasonable ai.
Evening star., 1922-07-30

'211 22nd ST. N.W.-Two large rooms hoI
! water heat for Light housekeeping. Call ts
fore pm.
Evening star., 1922-07-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE, ETC.
Continued.

NOTICE!
These ears have been left With us by their
owners for u quick sac at attractive prices.
1919 Hudson spass touring.
1919 Hudson toIring.
1920 Jordan touring.
1870 Chevrolet sedan.
1917 Hudson touring.
1916 Hudson cabroiet.
1918 National chummy roadster.
1919 Essex touring.
I.ambert-Hudson Motors Co..
G33 Mass ave
Evening star., 1922-07-30
AUTO EXCHANGE,

AUTO EXCHANGE,
OF WASHINGTON. INC..
iii l4th It I';a- tin liSS.
Displaying an unusliaI ;.ssnr:-
ment oi late model roads;,rs.
lourines. coupeS and sedans.
1921 Hudson speedster
1927 Chandler dispatch.
1910 Cadillac roadster
1921 Premier sport" rdstr.
1921 Huffman six tour.
1920 Studebaker roadster.
1920 Cole Aero ''S' touring.
1920 Hudson super touring.
1910 Stutz touring.
1920 Buick touring.
1919 Cole Aer So touring.
1910 Buick touring.
1918 Cadillac 4-pass. phae,on.
1913 Haynes sedan.
1918 Premier touring.
1918 Dodge sedan
1qN Mercer touring.
1-S5 Packard twin tour.
Condition and Title OF Our Cars
Are Fully Guaranteed as
Represented.
TERMS OR TRADE.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-23
ROAD BUILDING PROGRAM
IN PASCO is ENJOINED

Dade City, March 23-Attorneys
representing Pasco county residents
have obtained temporary injunction
restraining the board of county COM
missioners from letting the road con.
struction contract, recently provided
for under a $75O,0OO bond issue, to
the j. B. McGrary Company of At
lanta, Ca, announced by the COM
missioners as the best bidder several
days ago. The petitioners charge that
the McGrary bid was $4,000 higher
than one submitted by Tampa con-
tractor.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-23
FLYING BOAT FROM
BIMINI is MISSING

Miami, March 23-The flying boat
Miss Miami which left here at noon
yesterday for B.mini, was reported
last night never to have arrived at it's
destination The craft carried be-
sides its pilot, Robert Moore, five
passengers: Mr.. and Mrs. August
Butte, and Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence
E. Smith of Kansas City, Mo-, and
Mrs. Dixon of Memphis, Tenn.
Another plane has been dispatched
to Bimini, but will not return until
morning, TO ascertain if the Miss
Miami has been heard from, and a
systematic search of about half a
dozen other planes will begin at day
break.
Nothing is known of the missing
planes trouble, and it is presumed it
was forced down somewhere at sea.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-23

los A----
Nahs spending today in Jacksonville
on business.
\, Mrs. A. G. Davis, Mrs. Ralph E.
M Mrs. W. H. Hoyt and
Mrs' E. p Chamberlin composed a
party motoring to st. Augustine
yesterday afternoon.
-Mr' and Mrs. Frank Owens, Jr,,
OF Ocean City, are visitors in pa
latka today.
-triends of Mrs. W. E. strunz
w'll be glad to hear that she has snf-
liclently recovered from her opera-
ZION to return to her home here from
3D. Augustine, where she has been
IN hospital. Mr.. Strunz drove to
d. Augustine today and accomna-
med her on her return.
Mrs. H. A. Davis, Miss Omar
Davis Miss Jane Oglesby, Mrs. C.
D. Carswell and Miss Mildred Will
Hams compose q party spending sew
eral days at the Davis cottage at St.
Augustine beach.
Mrs. Frank Appleby, who is
quite i'll at her home on Kirby street.
is somewhat improved today, to the
pleasure of her friends.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-23
ptem Club Entertained.

Nm. J. Darlington Darby was
sss to the Wegotem club yester.
afternoon at her apartment or
kh Fourth street. Although, ow.
! ID the fact that a number Of
Irbes of the organization are out
|bwn, there was a smaller number
xnt at the gathering yesterday
4 usual. But those there had a
5ghtful afternoon, enjoying an in
nal game of auction.
|Hn, Darby's home was prettily
nated for the occasion with mas
iums, artistically arranged. AT
! tea hour she served her guests
b delicious fruit salad, brown
ad sandwiches, and hot chocolate.
s present were Mrs. George Nc
|nolds, Mrs. ]. W. Browning, Mrs.
3. Philips, Mrs. Hudson McReyn-
and the hostess, Mrs. Darby.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-23
CORNERSTONE OF CAPITAL
EXTENSION TO BE LAID

Tallahassee, March 23-Not in the
least disturbed by all of the capital"
and capitol" removal talk in other
sections of the state, plans for the
laying of the cornerstone of the new
extension to the state capitol build
ing are being made by Jackson Lodge
No. 1, F. & A. NJ, of Tallahassee.
1t is thought this cornerstone will
be laid some time in June, when it is
planned to have Masonic ceremonies
and members of the order from all
over the state will be invited. The
celebration will probably be in charge
of the chamber of commerce but the
Masons will be ready to assist in any
way possible.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-03-23
STILL WORKING ON PRINTERS
SCHOOL AT MONTVERDE

Montverde, March ia vigorous
campaign is to be pushed in an effort
to raise 100000 by subscriptions for
the purpose Of recting a printers
craft school here in connection with
the Montverde Industrial school.
The subscriptions are to run over
a stated period, extending as long as
four years, the first installment to be