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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
Stores and Dwelling.

Str" add Dwelling 5 rms, bath:
cAC".Ient location. iiapp. 3GOs y. :,,h ST
',ir. I1T'. " 90
Also see advertisements IN large tyne
in preceding columns.
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stores and DWELLINGS

Also see advertisements IN large tyne
in nr"cpHinC columns
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OFFICES. BUSINESS ROn"" So
l2l0-l212 ARCH STREET

nt.SIRNBI,E, MpDF,R% BiII.r. ~
PASSENGER .NND FREIGHT ELENATONS
tl3Or
$1,000
S35Ol
sb.,NI
$4,000
nLrI'Irl'S IlI-SI\ESS
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PENSSNIV\NIA FARMS

TVUTPTVU NTWNtEOIHCTy %. FaTH
SrhE%DID STONE HOUSE
% acres. suu' u,'ru "kirp4 urr Tin" chance tor
pUuitr!; pr' "l" l"IId. near village. good
roads, c"nyrnt"n' Ih.l,u!elphia markets; Is
acres nla"hh"-Work !. tuaIn% uelds pasture
Win running stream. - apples, pears, ETC.;
buildings insured $4,000; -. STORY stono
NVuS', UihHEh; r'""I 'ntrr SuUu'N "KC"I'cut
view, Hmpi" barn. - II"uf ba SCmoUt to settle
affairs. rcdur"I 80 $1,000, vnnioIrs tuuls. i'm.
pl"ments. straw, t"I,irr. rrups from nrrrs
potatoes, "rr"s '"ln. ! acres trucn thrown
in; less than hi.l' Mr",iod
RElNnI.b TillEME, Jr.,
II boyer Arcy,!,. NurrIytuVu Pa
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OAK LAM
OLNEY REALTY co.

''!irI''E d"tnch"d nnw homes on I.rc
pf'' Il below ircssnt day costs.
- ll"-"3 y. Ilth ct
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
CITY

Il rooms; settle estate Howard il vii.
s"n & co, 2i.2 Germantown ave.
1929 y GRATH 81. Nine rooms and bath
good condition; bargan. Apply De Medic,
40 Victory iSdE Walnut G4S2
TwO.srORY brick. factory with s.room
dwelling; lot 4Ox,o0 2ooo N. 10Th ST.,
1851 q 100 y. ALDER ST rms. & bath;
sliOo each bargain. l.. Landow. 1920 n.
ssth St Phone.
44ts n, MARSHALL. sr.--g rooms Eath.
man { rIcEIari,, iaSi 81 Sth. W%o. V5j5,p "
MINED. POSS. i3i1 Y. 9Th st.. : rooms
bath, opposite st H"nry's r. G. Church:
fG2oO. Lehman Eicthart. i55i \. 5th.
372G y. 5rH--G rooms, bath: excellent con.
"0" "rMhEF}h IL s} '';H SG Ssn a"l Y Fri" i@s'e''''
5;?4 y. wuQDSrOCN sr.--s rooms. modern
GRtENWEi.L s pnRNAN. ~: $. a?d st,
Gl.ENWOop, AVE. iO97 near Gtn. ave
rooms. bath and porch, electric. white
and mahn-any. SHOEMAkEn, 7th and Erie.
W. Russell st., ! rooms bath; exc. Cnnd
can he tnsnected. Shoemaker, Ith aud Erie.
l022-2i-aI and ~ palkcith 1t. I 4.rms.. bath.
snHl: $4,000 each. Sh"'muker, Ith & Erie.
INN. ross 3o2G \ Fairhiu. IT.. bath:
5000. Lehman 6 RckharGt. t53i y. Nth.
$500 zoos Ramhroy 81. porch, Or. & bath.
ia'Gr'i, clec. vacant. Colnr, 24th lch!rh
'lao" each, Edw, N, Groham. Spruce 1872.
glis $. OPAL ST.--S'N-roo'a house; newly
pap"rNd; s35Oo.
g92G y "3'rH--Roarltu' rnuGarn home, fine
n"tEhh. owner or Coyn". @ith lch!gh av.
SrrtIi. .hTOR or investor. 6 r \ bath: pch.
front homes; iow prices. y J IL. Led ON.
\lso see advertisements in large tyne
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BRYN MAWR

EPTESDIpbY BUILT HOUSE. MONTGOMERY
ave near station: 15 rooms. 3 baths.
porches on 3 sides: beautiful old shade; ga
rage. DRAYTON. PREAR & CO.. Land
nlila RllE. SnrIIra Go0T.
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DRENEJ. Hill.
E1.kINS PARK
HIGHLAND PARK

| HAVE an old homestead. 10 rooms. =
baths: "-Car garage. lot 1l0xl3o; thi
yr"pcrt" can be fixed up into q wonderful
huHr; today II is open to an offer. Wait"r
\ McClatchy. 10Th and Market. belmont
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
Building Lots

SPEEDWAY LOrS-.Acrc tracts and farms
on York road above Willow Grove are
being sold by sealed proposals; pick your
lots and make your offer: write for forms
WM. l.. FERGUSON. Trustee. Hath6ro. ~. .
ECY acre for price of building lot. near
t;lcusIde: water, Sas. cipstriC, train and
t-nlln-.. " l2S. ledger Ofrce.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26

RElNpLB TilIEME, Jr..
II Boyer ArcJI,, NurriStuWn. Pa.
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ROSti'jtIST

OLD $T,,Nf: house. with almost > a,rcs, G
chambers, bath, h"t-"atcr h"A,. sas lights
elcrlrici'y available; stable: 81 bearing fruit
trees - I.UIubnrdv lOtharg. $4,000
!. VI. FRo\EFII;i.b. Whyue. IA.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26

TWO new houses. 0 rooms. inclosed porch.
file bathroom and shower. hardwood floors,
hot water heat and all other modern conven-
iences MIR. y. LITMhN. 1897 n. 52d ST..
Rel. 1854. ..--
3o4O =, 5TIi sT.-3story dwelling. 10 large
rooms and 2-story garage; new. remndeled
suitable for any business open for inspec-
tior; mus, he seen to appreciate. j.. a.
COYNt,, 2ith and LehiGh.
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NEW JERSEN---Sl Bl RBtS

AUDUBON, y. J. Several well-iucatcd
hoIh"', all '"n'sr from SO to $50 II
TGJlth. Apply
jisNkS us usual
IlILnLLLLl- 4 Me- Zig NlEn
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tlt,tD< r.
RIDLEY PARK

& Rms rr"G.. huus". 'l''.. large lot. ~"
ran! aud trolley. S"0on. trrrns. $500 cas-
- Nit;AN. bgonth N"ir"s; 1887
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$3.50 BUYS 26 ACRES
NEW Jersey EARN BARGAINS
REAL ESTATE TO EXCHANGE
REAL EsrATE-sALE OR RENT

PROPERTIES, all locations, for exchange
berry, 1927 Real Est. Tr. Bldg. Wal. 1888
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WISsINOSiISG

WI~SlNuNDNG l7-% Turr .,InI" az, Inyul
ivIu lHn Gr., hnth sh'.i. ,Ie".; sGION
Kuhn 4 i"r'r,. 'Hd5 N.'u' ST F''l. 3t,1
50i@ nlTMNt ivan. rus. !S.,h. thur'l,
m"l - '''r, r"sI"'ct, Scar gar; 3TN.u"
kuiu '""'rN. 1903 iE,ui n. FkI. 3+i7
Also SEE advertisements in large tSps
In Urccrding columns
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-10-26
business Properties and stores

nEil' AfESS IN and grocer, Gus. with o
store aNl twc.. h-W. heat. "l"c.. IN
Gu. Howard R Wilson ( 90 2i"@ Gtn .
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building Lots
LOGAN

LOTS IN ErGcNheinr ttr.: ,-l street Improve.
ihents: concrNe walks: low tax rate: SAT
arinrn.on and SUNDAY by appointment
,lE.ShlNroWN BANK AND TRUST co.
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REAL ESTATE FOR RENT

CITY
OFFICES. BUSINESS ROOMS ETC.
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Also see advertisements y
'n nrrcedinc columns.
OLNEY

HAl Eh-dLT ALI-11rf. HOMES
S'iion 20 Shdoo. with and without -r rnrra.
'"Ioni"L EnsIsh. Dutch and Spanish archl2
'"'lu" !rNt. sid" yard nnl corner houses in
" So'""t II rcstr"t,i / cpinuninitv in the 5s6n
.j"'k ON y. F"irhI,. 9th and Marshall SIS,
iu'niHh"" sah'i,!" ho's" 5Sli y. 9th St.. open
evenings except SuUnny - "
. WAlTEk :. HACEH HU'iLDER
'tNV- y. 9th 81. Phone
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APARTMENTS

LhNTERN lANE--Artis,tc &c village with "a,
Chestnut. back OF Stanley Theatre. > ~ is'
SllO per month. rooms. bath and hS..
mcnt. Chas +. kolb. Colonial Trust BID
Spruce 1914. D'us
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GERMANTOWN
CHESTNUT Hill

NTVNLNND ANt.--Thrcc STONY stora sla
roof II rooms. baths: lot 3oxl35: hari.
and ra.nted rear trains and trolier: sI3 OnO
AlBf.RT HML, land Title Bids, Spr. 54oI
PH0rGRTlES IN Wyrdmoor from $500 up
JENiElNTOWN BASk AND TRUST co.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-13
PONY CONTEST
WINNERS ARE
ANNOUNCED

Sunday afternoon ar three o'clock
quite q crowd OF enthusiastic contes-
tansz of the Pony Contest that sum
the past few months. gathered N front
Of the store waiting an0iously for tho
awarding Of the store waiting anx-
iousE5- for the awarding Of the prize
pony, cart and harness
An attendants arrived driving the
famous Pathe Boy, pride of all the
youthful workers and then appeared the
smiling face OF Verne Summers. who
said he was pleased TO announce that
Mtss Francis Forkner. webb St, was
the winner of the contest with q total
her hard work was entitled TO owner
snip Of Pathe Boy and his little red
cart and Shiny harness.
And to the rest OF you youn gsters, r
said Nj, Summers. II appreciate the
hard work YOU have done and realize
that all of YOU entered this contest
with such an enthusiastic spirit that
each of you have valuably contributed
10 it's success. so I am prepared to offer
. second prize Of a pony, saddle and
hridle 10 any ii the present contest
who viii bring the total number OF
points obtained BY Miss Forkner and T
am willing to let the present points
stand and give you that as q starter
lull details and Instructions as to how
to obtain the remainder Of your poin Is
can be had at the registrars desk on
the second floor Of the drug store"
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-13
Nazimova's Costumes

Some OF the most gorgeous gowns
ever displayed in any production are
worn By Nazimova in her screen SER
sion of Camille" and their STYLES and
elaborate designs are sure TO cause
quite furore among the feminine por-
ton OF audiences seeing the picture.
AS every Snowman knows. where the
interest OF the women is aroused there
ssure to be q big crowd. and once
having enlisted their patronage. he can
be assured OF u successful showing.
Dress will get the women. and in her
production OF Camille" Nazimova has
given free rein 10 her instinct Tor per
sonal decoration. In taking advantage
or this angle Of exploitation the show
man should arrange a tie-up with a
modiste's shop, having il display the
latest crea lions IN gowns
An advertising car might state that
many OF the gowns and costumes dis
play in the window are in the style
worn by Nazimova in her picture YER
sion of Camille
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-13

The let OF contestants and number
Or points credited to each one follow:
Name Points
Frances Forkner. Webb st -4.s$9
Chelsea Granger. 227 Lewis st--S.5So
Ralph Cramer. 223 Michigan ave s93
Kenneth Williams. $50 Holman st 625
Joseph Jostes. ~ Ogden - $50
Robert Lindner. $50 w sibley---- so
Louis Herbold. 3Sa Michigan--- Sos
Charles Carter 16 State ST. 456
Leo Creplucha, "A E'lunmer ave 40
Robt- Plppenger, 400 Ash St. $50
Nerlyn Bradley, 42S s. State $50
Edward Snyder, 1T State st.- &45
Teddy Bohlen. 7S9 Maywood - 2s7
Robert Croft. ia Russell STU ESQ
fremont Run. IL Warren Sit 255
Charles .. Gray, 575 Truuan-- 80
Paul Green. 1892 Forest ave. 40
Dale Hamm. IsS Indiana ave- IS
VIM. Burgher. $40 Garfield - $50
Fred Wilton. 1sS Plummer-- 215
Robt, Bailey. lsS Plumner-- 21o
Eugene Sullivan l22 Holman St. 200
Carl True. 50 Highland st.-- fs5
Robt Steeiulan. 1920 8. Holman 1870
Stanley Sscplucha "A Plummer- 100
Frank Cushnie. 15s Plummer- ITO
Edward Smith 4S6 Michigan - no
Louis Klein. III, 153rd st.---.. 80
Vincent Nadulsli Pa TowIe ST. $50
Frank Bysn. 25s Plummer --- $50
Harold Smith. s2s Claude st. 145
Loyal Thompson SIS Alice St 14o
Roland Grannon. 72s State Line 40
J. Chandler. 2s7 Hoffman ST. 135
John Sharey. go Ash st---- 125
ivan McAdunen. II state STU 1s5
Robert Rynes. 4S0 Summer St $50
Fred Geib. $50 Webster ave- 40
Erwin Fensin, 6sS Holman St 100
James Sharp. $40 Summer --- 125
Dale Scott. III Slbley st.----- 125
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-13
Publication of THE PEACE" begins
in THE CHICAGO DAILY NEWS
Tuesday, February IA, and continues
on alternate days until completed

Note-lf more convenient to re-
ceive the paper by mail, write
to The Chicago Daily News,
Is North Wells St, Chicago,
Ill. Subscription rates are as
follows: / mo-, 90 cents; 3
mos, $3.50; S mos, $3.50;
one year, $500.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1922-02-13

tranh Shaw. Jr, s35 Michigan 125
Casmer STRANGE, 556 Anes ave- lz5
Wendell Hamacher, SO Howard f35
Walter Hoffman, 704 Oakley ave- rs
Tony Granger. 66S Howard-------- rs
Ebert Fondray, r. "a Rimbach-- f25
Martin D'Errfco, l24 w Carroll 120
Warn Caldwell. All Hickory St. rs
Frank Cadle. ST. Oak St. 125
Robert Cariin, Il Rimbach-- 125
Charles Bennett 500 Becker St.. rs
James Bsbcoclx. $50 Plummer----- f25
Leo j. Bereolos, as Plummer----- IFS
Harry Barton. - n Holman St. 125
Earl Hofmaa. 7O4 Oakley ave 12o
Ralph McCaushtry, 81 May ST. no
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-17

MnIsIs nom SAIr

NCdt LttdtG IoT cdl0
HOUSES FOR SALE IS
FOR SALI.--A good 5.room house close TO
free paving. on nice, high lot. lo0xlb0'
out buildings, good well ~ water. Pur-
chase price te75. cash t2tO. and t25 per
month Call Usage s92. Cedar $50 Ani
osase 7772.R
ron sALE-uy owner $50 4. Tenth st.
new 5-room, modern bungalow; break
fast room. basement. oak Floors. French
grHy ivory finish; fun .siRcd corner lot
on paving. Price $3.50, $500 cash. bal.
ance 80. osage 2oSl or el5e-R
ron SAiE-py owner ,hatch roof calf
forniA bungalow on hlgh. full-sixe cor.
nor lot IN restricted southeast side To-
cation, five large rooms and breakfast
room, ideal arrangement, cove mould
inss. select oak floors. tie bath with
recess tuh, basement rouEhed IN for
furnace; concrete tile front aud side
rurchcs gatsge and drive. This Is the
type bungalow YOU have been looking
for puCo 81 500 with ti.2dO cash Call
owner cedar 1900.
FOR SNLF-.Hy owner for cnsh. Groom
modern house, two large closets, boXlt0
loot lot, we'll. ..chr garage, tsrge stor-
age roorHi fcuced.in garden space close
IN on ravomcnt ana car line. Apply
9ls ". fifth st
FuH sALEHry owuer now b-toom bun
galow on Federal drive Usage 2toi.
FOR SALs-fivc-rOom modern house
garage, t42t0 2ls $. Nanthus. Usage
tGol Ossge g5e6
FOR SAIt-By owner new, 5.roor.
plastercd, frame house, block from
paving, Federal Heights. 'i.7oo cash.
NlhO and t25 month Call Turner
tt0o
ron SAIE-ln Meadow Brook addition.
ON Miller street. one lot eOStb0. l.room
house. barn, garage; well, 800 cash
90 monthly, owner. W Il. Armstrong
ON property
RESULTS COt7NT IN -NDVTRTIsISd
when you contemplate inserting a classi.
tcd sd YOU ask yourself the question,
which medium will bring the most In
qulrics Tor the money invested 7' The
answer IA Tulsa aud eastern oklahoma
invariably Ia Tho world. ASK your as
sue'atts, irltnIs, nelEhhots. eo-wotk-
'IH, my n"uS, IeN VIII ~ lcll YOU lhe
s,"I l"'nt. Whitth y, ~ ~ con..us'Nv e',,ut'nv,
'ne suP't,,,t.ie','Nrh o. "uilu @
Ss,. S"n' ,NNy,nig snr ,S h cis,s,,tsd y%n o
WW"ne anS 'nus ,"I We .,"ss,I,ou W 10
III ~, W, ou'h'" Pu'VN'st anu p'St TO-
wAET An
can Oaage 5000
'-----,--------
u % , -. ', -" "u'" nuu',, "n a., % n..'
.t, "u is ,tuoo , ~ ,ai anu l''n"N'
~,In Gy "n'y 'Sepoo oasn' o''"n'e To sun
-, sll 9sess s.gs.
rage it9t ttecs' chicken yarI s1od
M'',, 49, tas' '.''e NV ~, VA
tEnn a.."'au 10 ,aeI" 1s.n''II
49, ""' ~ q y",..',,.,'' "a, ~ wv
'sakV 90. - 'v' . "i u p n',is --.--
FIVE ROOMS and breakfast room, ga
rage ana drive, on North Denver ave.
nue., for S6500, half cash. Usage sib
or $50.
FOR SALE New broom bungalow. Me.
dtn snhJtvistor. email cnsb n,ypent
Haiaraa nv ~, 90 ,.,I 800 ,nr
pnod iocation. an uaSing. Tor "a 5oo
sgEo ,a.h Gs,re sic.r90
FOR SALE-New 6-room bungalow, oak
toors' tle bathroom ana Tecets tun
pl'hiy OF DUN IN lealutea' tpuEn'u. ~
LOT tulnhC" l"ise p"t'tl'hl' bF"tN, el'i
uIlNs' nus Is tth' natkhln at ''ou"
'oea terihs' pshse hnh.s
FOR SALE-Four.room suburban home.
school and transportation. tl.76O II
Guiding interest; i215 cash. THIS II
your chance to get something within
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-17
HOUSES FOR ~ RENT

,rn nALF OF s-room duplex. strictly mod.
lins one block from car line on bus
tall osouu well water, for information
usage 1891, 25Os L. Fifth.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-05-17
TnNcKAGE AND iNDusrnIAL ~

or or CITY REAL ESTATE 8.A
COUNTRY CLUB DISTRICT
i2b0O
Fine tract lbOI25O building lite overlook
ing Country club grounds With peach
orchard. CITY water gnu am electricity
available. FINE we'll water obtainsble,
Inquire owner pouahue, osage 1879.
wASTED-REAi ESTATE M
HAVE buyer for 6.room duplex can Mr..
Baldwin. OshEe 22i7.
m WE can't sell H. Wen buy a. warren
lizard. Tusn's llVeut agency, Cedar
33st
IF YOU viii list your house with US. at
right 1Ti"" aud terms We guarantee 10
hurry and produce results We want
houses, ana more houseH. want easy
terms. cash propositions. all kinds ~
deals handled. warren 4 lzzard. Iulss's
lvett agency. Cedar 1854
LIk1 your pfrpetttes with ~ We want
them sheldon n Co. Usage 52b7
PITfFUT SiTTATlOS-Man. wife ana
unless find y possible 10 buy home at
prlc. ana terms can afford ~ pay. II
y0u haFo the house 20 sell call cedar
23s4.
VAST good lot on pavement. prefer
southeast side. WIN pay cash II priced
rlFht y. p riley, cedar lbl5,
WANTED iisuuRH ~ property for sale
in BruHdfuoor addition, have several
customers, also want liH'ings IN Hny
party ~ town, We can soll your prop.
cry. We know how. Leslie Brooks Co.
OsnEc 2'iA
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-22
Jacksonville.

Jacksonville.
Frank A. Logan has returned to
his home in Baltimore, after a short
stay here with Mrs. Logan and little
daughter, who are visiting Mrs. Lo-
cams parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. R.
Hilty.
Mr. and Mrs. L. o. Garrison have
arrived in Palatka from DeLand, and
will make their future home here.
DR. and Mrs. A. M. Hedick and
Mrs. Weldon s. Henley are visitors
from Palatka attending the Florida
State Fair in Jacksonville today.
Miss Josephine Curling, Miss
Adeline Morris and Miss Bessie
Letchworth spent a day in Jackson
vile attending the fair.
w. F. Shelly, of Sanford, is ir
the city, having been called by the
death of his son, W. H. Shelly.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. H. Hyde have
gone to Jacksonville to take in the
Florida State Fair.
Mrs. F. J. Fearnside and Mrs
Imogen F. Collins are making short
stay in Jacksonville.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herbert Miller anc
Henry Miller motored to Jacksonville
today to attend the state fair.
Mrs. ]. W. Beach, Miss Camille
Beach, and Hubert Beach left today
for Groveland, Fla. They were among
out-of-town guests at the Tavel-Hud-
son wedding.
Miss Annie Howell will leave
this afternoon for Ocala. She came
to Palatka to attend the Tavel-Hud-
son wedding.
Miss Audrey Beach will leave to-
morrow for Lakeland, where she is
attending Southern college. She was
Miss Hudson's bridesmaid at the Ia
vel-Hudson wedding Tuesday aftern-
noon.
Mrs. C. C. Hudson and little
daughter, Josephine, have gone to
Hepsibah, Ca, to attend the funeral
of Mrs. Hudsons aunt, Mrs. Carswell
Mrs. M. L. Weldon, who came
to Palatka from Groveland to be
present at the marriage of her grand
daughter, Miss Harriette Hudson, to
Mr.. Ralph Tavel, will remain here
for a visit with her daughter, Mrs. P.
F. Hudson.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-22
Boy Scout Band
For Palatka Is the
First in State

Palatka is proposing to have the
first Boy Scout band in the state.
The movement was thoroughly dis
cussed at a meeting of the Boys hand
last evening in the Wilson Co. club
house, and it was then determined
by a unanimous agreemet that prop
er action would be taken looking to
that end.
George R. Hilty, heading the Boy
Scout movement in this section of
the state, explained to those gather
ed his ideas and ideals of Scoutdom,
and told of the advantages which
would accrue to them Individually
and collectively if they were to line
up in the movement; adding that the
results would be beneficial to the
city, the county, and the state.
Many Of the members of the Boys
band are already Scouts, and there
was some worriment expressed that
they might be automatically dropped
from the roster because of non-at-
tendance caused by band practice;
but Mr.. Hilty will look after that
matter and pevent such a result. By
the time he shall have all in readi-
ness to go on with the wok of form
ing the troop and the band matters
will be satisfactorily arranged.
The boys committee of both the
Kiwanis and the Rotary Clubs are
concentrating their efforts with Mr..
Hilty in this new move for the
Scouts and the band, and the lads
themselves are becoming enthused.
Even little Billy Shearouse is happy
over the thought that Ae is "going
to be Scout"
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-22

The musicale which was to have
been given at the Woman's club next
Tuesday has been indefinitely post
poned.
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-22
Condensed News
for Busy People
A Summary of the Days News

German militarists are pre-
pairing for another war, Clemen-
ceau declares in message to
American people at Metropolitan
Opera house in New York. Great
audience cheers name of Wood
row Wilson.
Clemenceau recognizes Pad
erewski in box and calls on him
to witness suffering to which
central Europe was subjected by
Germany and Austria.
New German cabinet is COM
pleted and Chancellor Cuno
names as minister of the treas
ury, Heinrich Albert, at one time
kaiser's commercial agent in the
United States.
Cabinet of North China gov
eminent resigns as result Of ar
rest of l. oWe-Kan, minister of
finance.
Richard Washburn Child, Unit
ed States ambassador. to Italy,
outlined position of American OBJ
servers at Lausanne conference.
Italian Premier Muss0lini in
morning coat, well-ir0ned hat and
white spats over patent leather
shoes, disappOints Lausanne
crowds as a curiosity.
Mussolini remembers when he
was 4 bachelors boy and calls
on his former boss at Lausanne.
Gallib Pasha appointed mill
tary governor of COnstantinOple,
replacing Rafet Pasha, who has
been ordered to Thrace probably
for failing to prevent suItan's
escape.
William BhOss Lloyd, wealthy
radical convicted of violating
Illinois anti-syndicalisa act, sur-
renders at Joliet penitentiary ard
begins prison term.
Association Against PrOhibi-
ton Amendment announces at
St. Louis that presidential candi-
date favOring repeal OF 18th
amendment will be supported in
1924.
Director Of Americanism conf
mission of American Legion at
Indianapolis protests against
proposed American lecture tour
by Captain Won Muecke, former
German naval officer in COM
Palatka daily news. [volume] (Palatka, Fla.) 1919-1994, 1922-11-22
FILED FOR RECORD

The following Instruments have
been filed for record at the office Of
the clerk of the courts:
Warranty deed: John Leavitt ct ux
Samuel W. Freeman.
Satisfaction mortgage: Florida
National Bank-Rodhnan Lumber Co.
Mortgage: Minnie Atwater ct -yir
-Palatka Building and Loan Asso-
citation.
Agreement: D. M. Kirby-Oliver
Hurd.
Warranty deed: C. A. Merwin-
Lilly Ingraham.
Mortgage: Ellis D. Cook ct nx-
H. T. Engle.
Warranty deed: Sarah E. Roun-
tree. H. Alderman.