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falaTka DAILY NEWS
I nest, touring and contests. right to endanger life as
1 Mechanical Service Darbv &. Mae. ! t i. .
. ,, - pvperiy uy unserving a
well as
technical
Hardings Return
- . c- property by observing
Frnm Allfrk Tnurnov POMW Garage, Palatka, Fla.; Cres-I - t- ,
rrm UlO JOUmey cent Citv am rxL m. construction of the law
in HnmP nf MarJnn I Aid Deparbnent-J.'V.'wal-it, nnn fohfn "ade moon
IO Home at IVIariOn ton atton,eys p, n . . jthat Mr. Leeks be paid at least half
' " ' Members W. F. Bohn.-Pab.tl-.. 3 ll the chlm with Mr.
in, AwttoM Ptm.) . Walter Hilliard. Palatka- J n r lWalte that "ere was a moral side to
Harding returned to the white house Wolfenden, Palatka; J. F. Blake, Pa-Im 00 John80ns amendment
late to day from hi-, weeks' automo- latka; C. W. Loveland, Palatka- F to Mr" Crane'8 motion which . was
bile trip to OUo. ay was the! D. Wattles. Palalka: J. Edward! rea" substitute, and the following
thirty-first wading anniversary of H. F. Lecks, Palatka; IfJ .W ? T"
President and Mrs Hardin X V" WaJton- PaIatka: S. S. Brown- !h' TCa,to,n' Pearce- PursIey-
J Hard'"g- ing. Palatka; W. C. McRoberts, Pa- ' ffJhnSOn- Aga,nst the 8absti-
. latka: F. W UiUnn pih,o. w n to Aldermen Crane, Buie and
i.
j Baseball Results I
American League.
At New York 1, Cleveland 3.
At Boston 2-6, St. Louis 1-10.
At Philadelphia 1-3, Chicago 4-2.
At Washington lr4, Detroit 2-2.
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c,.i , . JIuIlis.
"coaicj, aiaiita; tawara l. jiann, I ,
Palatlta- v v v- r-i.i... Refuse to Remit Bond.
, , ... ... ancii, xttiw.a: r.. i ....
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rnmr. t l. n. . tit r. ' a communication was read irom T.
, . r. iuernam, . .... t:
Palatka- W ' um ne naa
t v- r m 'iPoste1 ten-dollar bond in cases
National League.
At Cincinnati 7-5
3-3.
At Chicago 6-8, Boston 5-2.
At St. Louis 10, Brooklyn 7.
At Pittsburg 7, New York 5".
Southern League.
At Atlanta 3, Nashville 2.
At Birmingham 1, Chattanooga 0.
At Little Rock 7, New Orleans 2.
At Memphis 7, Mobile 5.
South Atlantic League.
At Greenville 2-5, Charlotte 4-3.
At Charleston 6-1
7-7-
At Augusta-Columbia; rain.
Florida State League.
At Tampa 6, Jacksonville 3.
At Lakeland 7, St. Petersburg 5
At Daytona 7, Orlando 4.
Palatka; F. E. Waymer,
i Lang Cheeves, Pa.'atka; T. E. Mobley PSW1 ten-dollar "d jf
: Palatka; J. H. Yelverton, Palatka; E.'lf' BCvk and James Bennett and
n sm i t . .. ithat these nai hpm
ir. nanioenain. palatka: k f Wo i n
'donald, Palatka; F. C. Cochrane Pa jcondltions which he believed sHould
! latka; M. H. Martin. Palatka: M R !entltIe hlm 8 refand- Henderson,
' y-. i . . " i U hn it Hovfllnnofl 1 j. j
PMloii.;. (-ocnrane, Palatka: J. J. Murnhv. P. --- -- a, .u arresieu
- """"c,"""mi.-. T.r v. . . ' on the nieht of tho Fn.rfh ti
n. rewman, Palatka; A. A . ,
I Corcoran, Palatka; F. V Oliver Pa ! 8 18 aIso uIlder fcond with the
i-!.-. r t . -...I ra cit- having lpfr ho f XT,,.-
j1"; uaroy, Falatka; C. E.
jPrevatt, Crescent City; P. D. Diffen
jbaugh, Palatka; A. G. Phillips, Pa
j latka, Palatka; Howell A. Davis, Pa
latka; G. C. Porter, Palatka; Ed. M.
Earnest, Palatka; Charles E. Rowton,
Palatka; H. L. Ernest. Palatka- .T t.
Sheppard, Jr., Palatka; E. W. Ford,
Crescent City; J. Gl Spencer. Jr.. Pa
latka; Charles Francis, Interlachen-
Spartanburg Crescent city. Q j,.,
j latka; ft. F. Glycn, Crescent City; L.
K. Tucker, Palatka: H. L. i
cit;4 having left here for Miami, and
a capias has been issued for his ar
rest. In his commnniratinn TTonHoT-.
son said that when' the
brothers ancearwl at th
answer to he summons that he was
just leaving the city hall, having
been told that owin? to the ahseneo
of Municipal Judge Kennerly the
cases would not be tried. The Ben
nett boys, he sail, then left tho
hall with him without appearing, ex
pecting to report the next day.
At this juncture Chief Fennell
made a statement in which ho irl
After Judge
AUTOMOBILE CLL'B TO ENLIST
i Palatka; W. W. Tilghman, Palatka;' ' statemef in
,G. M. Guerrv. Palatkn- vii p I 1 this was not true
jVarnes, Palatka; Emmons Graham" I w,e11 had calIed "urt to order
j Palatka; M. M. Vickers, Palatka- C ' Kenner'y' who was out of
I . tj.j t,.i ' ' i the citv. and the Psnnotte a;a
a capias and he went to
against the property. j scribed, wherein Thomas Thompson
Along this general line of having j jg complainant and Arthur Thompson,
the railroads do their part Mayor jand Sarah Thompson, his wife; Alma
Steen said that a few days ago offi- i Rihnrrltnn and Theodore Richardson.
cials of the Coast Line were here and; her husband, Janie Sylvester, and
that he took Superintendent MacAr- Percy Sylvester, her husband, are De-
thur out oA-er the daneerous crossings
in the city, especially the one at the
foot of Selden's hill. The mayor said
Mr. MacArthur was surprised to find
such a condition and intimat'-d that
he would suireest to ' officials in
fendants, we, the undersigned, ap
pointed in a decree in said Court as
Commissioners in this cause, and au
thorized in said decree to sell said
lands, will offer for sale, and sell to
:the highest and best bidder for cash,
sale's day, during the legal hours of
sale, to-wit: between 11 o'clock a. m.
and. 2 o'clock p. m., the property
mentioned in said decree of sale, to
wit: That certain lot of land being in
the City of Palatka, County of Put
nam and State of Florida, and more
particularly described as; being the
1
Hoot
(60). facing
Street, and "
charge of this district that these mat- at public auction, at the front door of:
r, ue luoKeq aiier at once. the Court House, in Palatka, Putnam'
LV TOE CIRCUIT COURT, EIGHTH County' florida n the first Monday,'
Judicial Circuit, in and tor Putnam ln Tr. Zn ' T f '
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Coaaty, State
CHANXERY.
cf Florida IX
Thomas Thompson, )
Complainant, )
vs. )
Arthur Thompson, -and )
Sarah Thompson, his ) Ei'l
wife; Alma Richard- ) for
ardson, and Theodore ) Partition.
Richardson, her bus- )
band, Janie Sylvester, )
and Percy Sylvester, )
husband, )
Defendants. )
NOTICE OF COMMISSIONERS'
SALE
Notice is hereby dven. That under
and by virtue of that certain decree
of sale made and entered on the 19th
day of May, A. D. 1922, and order of i
date July 8th, A. D. 1022, by Honora-j
ble A. V. Lone. Judge of the Circuit i
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'able Field and Vegetable Seeds.!
I Write for price list and catalogue. J
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Iogue is free and gives valuable in
formation on? farming and gardenine
ifor Florida and the south. Write to
:us today for special prices on your
(seed requirements. Our complete
j stock will enable us to supply you to
advantage in price and qualif.
E. A. MARTIN SEED CO.
Oldest and Largest Seed House
in Florida.
202-206 EAST BAY STREET.
Jacksonville, Fla.
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CORNER BUILDING. EVERY ROOM 0lt P
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ucuger, i-aiaiica; t.. H. ilJiams ! V
rM-. r r . Mswer to their Tiamps .Tn?o- Rioi,
- tcv-cnt V. 1 L V : IV . Hurt - -v'fe waLn
t,t111 aliuisi POSSIBLE T W Wan-on Poi issued
(Continued from Psge 1-) j v'emhhin' !n !the bennett home and found the two
tv rrtt. iu - .brothers in bed. "Thpv tnU mA fi
r w wW emcieni ror initiation and $10 for , annual
organizations in tho .,,r,t I , . " lur ' annuai
- --- - v.ni. aim it, alloc. ,
has accomplished a ereat deal f mext niirht in inil
wonderful work in bettering mndi. iCITl IS HARD UP: Cma aittitd 'derman Crano thc tt
o i -i a a uii . i.iv, jciiLiuii Jicll
jthey had overslept themselves," said
tne.cmef, "but I let them sleeD the
On motion of Al-
Court, of the Eighth' Judicial Circuit,
in and for Putnam County. Florida.;
in that certain cause in chancery fori
partition of the lands hereinafter de- j
MANY GASES OF
tions for motorists. This is the first ALL OF DELINQUENTS
time in the history cf the AAA thatj (Continued lrom Page 1.)
tourists have been routed through j "umber of houses. Another petition,
Florida, and it is anticipated that the presented in person by President
number of cars that will be sent here Sl"ith was from F. J. Feamside for
for the coming winter will be at water services to residential proper
least double the number that have ev- y owned by him in what is known as
er come before. iFearnside's addition.
In joining the Putnam Countv f.
tor club, the individual motorist, in
Says We Must Keep Feet Dry,
A ! 3 T"
voia exposure ana
Eat Less Meat
derson was denied unanimously.
Need Larger Drains.
drainage facilities in the city, launch- J po
eu when inquiry was maJe as to what drink lots of water and above all take
Karl kaen - - ..la iswtifi(1 f. ( r-xttm wt 11.. A
..v. wtcn uuiic ij nronPrlv n rain ; -tvwtii vm ow vtuijiiiir ij vccu
"Lake Davis." It also developed that
the drains under the Dortion nf Thir
teenth street that is now being pa-ed
are too small, according to ideas ex
pressed by Alderman Gay. Engineer
Randolph explained that the chief
Alderman Waite wanted to W,-
how
"'viv icjt,, hi; "-j fc.ii.jr uau On
addition to feeling that he becomes a!hand with which to make these ex-
BartV'tn tho imrMm-nmnn- . r .1. i tonsinnc anA . . jr..
.....w. tl,,t,.v 01 inifc ureu inai mere "a"""'iJ" Apiainea mat the chief
county. through its co-operation in ob-j"'1 aRy and that salary vouchers 0f!troubIe was the small drains under
taining gOOd roads, alen nwinr U eniDloVeea aro nnnr kon. j; i-j'tho fraiet T inn ,11
- . ' ...f.a uic; ujatuumeu ; .-"V ..me tin.-its. viaerman
following advantages: He is enti-jat the banks. Mr. Waite said hePurs'ey verified this, and explained
tied to free mechanical first aid serv- thought the city should hold up cnjseveral other badly needed drains of
ice should his car become stalled on!anv further expenditures that could j larger size and their location. There
the road for any reason. If he runs:be avoided until the citv caue-ht ,m was some Question as tr. -hothD-
out of gas, has ignition trouble, gets ' nen the reading of communications not the railroad could be forced to put
... tllc roi.u or nag a oreakdown ,'-a"": 'i ueveiopea mat the South
the AAA Mechanical Senice station ern Utilities has not been paid for
in Palatka or Crescent City will see I !ients for the streets for three
to it that his car is put in running 'months. Manager Graham, wrfcing
condition on the road or is towed to a letter asking council to borrow the
any garage designated. This serv ice j money and meet this bill as the city
is particularly valuable to women. He I could borrow it cheaper than th
is also entitled to free legal advice inieomPany.
case he unwittingly violates traffic) 11 was at this juncture that the
ordinances or is illegally apprehend-1 Question of collections came up, and
ed for speeding, un to tho nnint n general debate, ensnod i, t .h
i : .1. . il, U1 l i i ii. ...
said it was impossible to nronerlv
patrol the city with less men than
are at present on the 'force, and sug
gested that an additional man be em
ployed for the period that he would
be needed to enforce distress war
rants. Alderman Crane, who is a member
of the police committee, atn-eed with
the mayor, and said thai vhile the
v.mauy euujring tne court. A mem- i
bers card is good for a bond up to
$50. The club is in close touch with
Washington headquarters and the
southeastern division of the AAA,
Montgomery, Ala., and regularly re
ceives road information, not only in
connection" with the southeastern
states, but that relating to the entire
eastern part of the counry. This in
formation is free to members, the in-
formation being especially valuable
to those contemplating tourir.e. Free
road maps, hotel information, etc., tclt' 18 infested with so many worth
are also furnished members. Since i less characters who disturb the nights
the club's organization several mem-jw'th their boisterousness and fight
bers have taken advantage of this in? that he did not believe it advis
service and have profited by the road able to close the night office at the
information, etc., given them. j eit.v hall and put the night desk man
All free sen-ice by the local club isjon collections. It was decided to
also given the members of the local : employ the special man and he will
organization by all of the motor clubs j start out Monday morning to collect
affiliated with the American Automo-!the taxes or levy on property,
bile association, j Compromise With Mr. Lecks.
It is planned to hold a large mass' There was considerable debate over
meeting of all of the motorists of .a bill presented to council for some
Putnam county early in August, inlying over $100 for repairs to his
order to enlist a larger number as!car by H. F. Lecks. The car was
members in the club and to promote 'struck at Third and Lemon streets by
the building of roads. .the fire truck which, instead of
The Putnam County Motor club is'roundine the sentinel post in the
composed of the leading citizens and m'ddle of the street, cut in to the
taxpayers of Putnam county. The of-!,ef ?r,ti crashed into Mr. Leeks' car1
ficers and directors of the club serve as ne was not expecting the trflck to
without compensation and the funds Jo 'his- The truck was not driving'
of the cjub are carefully expended j rapidly, as it was returning from a
for practical purposes. The officers i Practive drive. The fire committee'
ana cireciors and present rr -mber- j na 1 F - usiy rendered a rex i
ship are as follows: 'which the- driver of the truck
Officers Howell A. Davis, presi- dec'.are i to have been within
dent; G. M. Ctierry, vice president: i rights.
T. E. Mobley, treasurer: C. W. Love-! Alderman Crane made a motion
land, secretary; J. L. Sheppard. Jr., ) that the payment of the bill be refus
ed, declaring that the accident was
in a Iarsrer drain, and AMno
Johnson raised the general questions
as to how is it possible to make cor
porations do anything when they did
not feel so disposed. He cited the
instance of putting in street cross
ings which was first ordered attended
to about two years aeo. and whih
has never been attended to. The city
attorney said that all the city had to
oo was to notify the corporations
the "hard-boiled" officer who could iwnen anyhing of the kind was to be
be sent out and be depended on to! done, and :.i the company failed to
bring home the bacon. Mayor Steen ! comply with fhe reouest tho citv
could have it done and place a lien
down urir arid.
Rheumatism is caused by poisonous j
toxin, caiiea uric acia, which is gene
rated in the bowels and absorbed into
the blood. It is the function of the
kidneys to filter this acid from the
blood and cast it out in the urine. The
pores of the skin are also a means of
freeing the blood of this impurity. In
damp and chilly, cold weather the skin
pores are dosed, thus forcing the kid
neys to do double work, they become
weak and sluggish and fail to eliminate
this uric acid which keeps accumulating
and circulating thrmioh thm nntam
eventually settling in the joints and
muscles causing stiffness soreness and
pom uincu lucuinau&m, ,
At the first twinge cf rheumatism
get from any pharmacy about four
ounces of Jad Salts; put a tablespoonful
m a glass of water and 'drink before
breakfast each morning for a week. This
is said to eliminate uric acid by stimu
lating the kidneys to normal action,
thus ridding the blood of these fmnnr.
ities. ",)
Jad Salts is inexpensive, harmless and
is made from the acid of grapes and
lemon juice, combined with lithia and
is used with excellent results by thou
sands of folks who are subject to rheu
matism. Here you have a pleasant,
effervescent lithia-water drink which
overcomes uric acid and is btneficial
to your kidneys as welL 4
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BAPTIST CI-IURCv
wants to help you live a clean useful life,
the laws of the lord and the laws of God.
9:45am. Sunday School.
Sermon, The Transformed Life.
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Sermon, Observing Law.
11:00 a.m.
6:45 p. m.
8:00 p. m.
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J. O. KEENE
Optometrist Manufacturing Optician
REPAIRING A SPECIALTY
Eyes Examined and Glasses Fitted '
CITY DRUG STORE
See Keen ef ot- Keen Si a Jit
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Invite you to spend the Summer Months in
SAINT AUGUSTINE
Close to your Home. Miles of Ocean Beaches.
Safe Surf Bathing, Fine Fishing and Boating.
GOLF, MOTORING, DANCING.
- THEATERS.
Fine Hotels, Apartments, Cottages, Rooms.
fi SUMMER RATES.
I WRITE THE BOARD OF TRADE.
In many styles and colors. Beautifully
finished and finely upholstered. Rub
ber tired wheels and in fact so equipped
that baby will be safe and comfortable.
They are splendid values at our low
prices.
Kiddie Koop
Conserves health, baby'js and yours. Not
will do more to conserve baby's health
happiness: No nursey aid will so greatl:
lieve mother of care, worry and footsteps. 1
are economical in price too. But judge for y
self. See them.
manager.
Chairmen
of Committees W. P.
Mcrriam, road, street and bridges;
A. A. Corcoran, lepal aid; J. G.
Spencer, Jr., publicity; F. E. May
raer, finance and membership; J. W.
Hilliard, legislative; J. F. Blake, me
chanical service; M. B. Cochrane, ac
cident prevention and street and
due to .the fault of the driver r,f tht
private automobile. Alderman Buie
seconded the motion, and it was about
to pass when A'.erman Waite inter
posed and said he believed that while
tha truck driver might have been
within his legal rights, as prescribed
oy tne ordinance, still there -was a
iighway beautification; E. M. Ear moral right which he did not bav
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Strollers
Strongly constructed frame. Covered with high
quality frbrikoid. Rnbber tired wheels. Just
tVtMvt-. fvM.ab-tlro'daily outing that it
r:t-t"d-. Fiicui .onably.
Teaff-Ramsey Furniture Co.
Little Now and a .Little Now and Then."
Palatka, Fl