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PALATKA DAILY NEWS PAGE NO. 5 You will be satisfied when you ride on QUAKER TIRES Continued use of these famous tires over every kind of road, in all weathers, and in every part of the country, has demonstrated that they do deliver EXCESS MILEAGE, often beyond the expectations of the owner. QUAKERS are built for mileage; have every qualification to give mileage, and do give it to the user. Complete stocks ARCADE THEATRE novmber 29 The Biggest Scream Ever Offered POSITIVELY EVERYTHING NEW Catchy Music-Good Comedy - Pretty Costumes AND' A Real Beauty Singing and Dancing Chorus PRICES 50C tO $1.50 PALATKA PHARMACY FRESH GROUND MEAL Put up in ten pound sacks for consumer's use, fresh at the mill. We are turning out the best grade oi meal we have ever been able to make. Get It When It Is Fresh ! Fresh ground meal leaves that pleasant, fruity taste in the mouth. Insist on getting it at your local grocery, and if you cannot get it there, see us. ST. JOHN'S RIVER MILLING CO. Milton's Diction. How grandly Milton rolU and winda through the arches and tabyrinth. of wTmnRiiiflcent and Involved d.ctloff. waking musical echoes at every turn nd variation of Its progress !-K. P. Whipple. Prompt service Sold in Palatka by THE VERTREES COMPANY TRMIEL TH NKS L TREATY DEPENDS RESERVATIONS EXPLAINS WHY HE VOTED .AGAINST RATIFICATION WITH- OUT RESERVATIONS HE ANu! MRS. TRAMMELL STOP OVER ! NIGHT HERE EN ROUTE TO J CRESCENT CITY. RllUTTJEFFS fThe Laugh Show of .he Age UMm T"oti!LtMBK MrcadejPbeater J 11 E x clus i v e V. -M-Jiome of... I'aramount-Art -craftl'ictures- IK IP WhasM Matter With Yau, Manf "Why won't I dot" demanded tha lady of 300 pounds displacement, aa Che Indlimantly waved the want ad aectlnn In his face. "Didn't yon ad vertise for a stout woman to do house work?" In'!' nnpolls Stnfc Senatora and Mrs. Park M. Tram mell arrived here yesterday and stop ped over night en route to Crescent City to pay a brief visit to relatives of Mrs. Trammell. Senator Tram mell will have to be in Washington Monday when Congress meets in reg ular session. Senator Trammell came in for con siderable criticism as a result of his vote against the unqualified ratifica tion of the treaty. In explaining his vote on the final eflort at ratification without reserva tion Senator Trammell said that evry few members of the Senate were in favor of ratifying without some reser vation. "The principle object in making these reservations," said Senator Trammell, "was to make plain the ' intention of the United States thr.t this government retained exclusive control over its domestic problems, i such as immigration, the tariff, coast ! wise traffic and other internal affairs; the preservation of the Monroe Doc trine, the prohibition against Great ! U.-itain controlling with its six votes ;n any matter in which America was interested; the right of our govern ment to determine whether or not it ! had performed its obligations if it should decide to withdraw from the j League of Nations, and also that the I council of the League of Nations ! should not have the power to direct :md require American soldiers to de fend the territorial boundaries and j political integrity of other nations ex- i cept.when the same was authorized! by congress. I had voted along with ' a large majority of my democratic as- ' sociates for these reservations to be embraced in the resolution of ratirl-; .cation and had done so because I be-1 lieve in making plain the United Slates' interpretation of the clauses of the League of Nations touching upon these questions. The sama views were entertained by a large, ma jority of both democrats and repub licans of the senate. These inter pretations were in line with the con struction placed upon the sections involved by the President. Whether cr not the foreign members of the council of the League of Nations would have placed the same construc tion upon them is in my mind very doubtful and I thought the safest policy to protect the interest of our own country was to specify in the res olution of ratification the construc tion we placed upon these sections of the League of Nations which are of such vital interest to America. Neither Mr. Underwood or any one who suported his resolution had the least hope of it being adopted but merely desired an expression to giva the President the opportunity to state I tote to the other powers tha he Am I erican senae wouut not ratify the treaty without at least placing in j the resolution of ratification certain I interpietative reservations. I re I mained true to my convictions and wttni ayaiiiot tha resolution because I honestly believed that the inter j.'.etaiive reservations should be in serted in the resolution of ratification. The President has often been quoted as stating that he did not object to certain reservations. "I am most earnestly in favor of the League of Nations as contem Dlated bv this treatv and bv vote af- t. vftt.p hnvA aVinwn t.hn.f. T rlpqirod Cream such league but my strong sentiment for this world movement for disarm ament and peace only intensifies my determination to make plain and clarify certain covenants of the League of Nations which if not de fined and interpreted according to our understanding in our resolution of ratification may bring confusion and conflict to the United States in the future. We must bear in mind that the United States would have no vote in the league upon any matter in which oar republic is in dispute, therefore, unless we make plain our interpretation of certain clauses of this covenant foreigners on the coun cil would rule supreme when Ameri ca's interest may be involved in di rect dispute. . Our nation would be vithout an, voting strength upon what America construed the covenant to mean under which we were being tried upon a dispute with another na tron." TODAY ENID BENNETT and DOUGLAS MacLEAr "Fuss and Feathers" A rough miner sends his motherless daughter to the big city for "edi cation." She falls plump into the hands of a clever gentleman crook who has his own ideas of how a pretty girl should be "educated!" But Misf Hayseed stays straight and teaches Mister Crook a few things TOMORROW "Mutt and Jeffs Dream" ROAD SHOW MONDAY ETHEL CLAYTON, in "The Mystery Girl" Mat hue 3:30. Evenings 6:4o, S:1Z, 0:30 PALATKA'S Greatest Department Food Store SPECIAL FOR SATURDAY Best Creamery Butter one pound prints 75c Kingans and Swift's Sliced Box Bacon 65c lb Freeh Country Eggs 65c dz Swift's sugar cured skinned Hams (whole or half) 35c lb. Apalachicola Oysters 65c qt Kingan.'s Pure Lard, 38c lb For Bed, Board and Laundry. Here Is a perfect gem of misap plied English from a woman answer ing an advertisement for, a French governess "nu pair:" "I know a little English, and could give eastf at once, lessons In French, for which I will be nourished, lying down, and blench ed, who, I think, are the conditions 'au pair." Boston Transcript. Not All There. D' lbrook was the proud possessor of a hrand-now suit of clothes with a small wooden whistle attached to ,t. So,m after cetrinR the suit, and vhlle the family was (lining away from home, his father asked him why tie did not wear his new suit that eve ning. "I cMi't, daddy," he answered, "cause the whistle's broke." Genuine Spring Lamb Choice Western Beef Corn Fed Pig Por Florida Milk Fed Veal CHEESE Swiss Roquefort Chile Bulactic Pimento Edam Pineapple PICKLES Sweet Mixed (in bulk) Dills Gasoline 25c. Gallon WE SELL MOBILOIL 25c. QUART PoUirine Goodyear Tires CIGARS AND COLD DRINKS WE CARRY FORD ACCESSORIES H. c yyER WIN LEMON STREET ONE BLOCK WEST OF COURT HOUSE The Only Substitute "1 Boiled Ham Chipped Beef HASTINGS Pure Pork Sausage, Head Cheese, Liver Pudding Largest Variety of Fresh Vegetables in the city. Thomas Cannon PHONE - TWO - SEVEN He bought IT originally because it perfectly answered his requirements, these being the complete combination of power, stability, comfort and beauty. Continued use in all kinds of weather and for all sorts of business has wedded him to IT. What is IT ? IT is a BUICX, of course, and he knows that the only substitute for such a car is another BUICK. We will have in a shipment of 1920 BUICKS today, and you are cordially invited to come and give them your thorough inspection. At your service J. R. FOWLER Buick Automobiles Cor 10th and Lemon 'PHONE 426