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The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1912-11-22
Cover the Time of the Annual Track
Meet With Harvard, Which is
won For Old Eli"
SHOW EXTRA MOVING PICTURES
Will Be Thrown on The Screen Be-
tween Acts.-Second Per-
Torrance Saturday.
FACTS TO REMEMBER.

FACTS TO REMEMBER.
Who-High school students and
faculty.
What-Will present For Old Eli
Where-At the Brinkman theatre.
When-Friday and Saturday eve
nings.
Why-To reduce the chippewa"
debt.
Time-Promptly at 7:30.
Seats not reserved.
Moving Pictures Shown between
acts.
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SCENES.
Act I.

Sitting room of Walker, Carson
and Ludlow, Vanderbilt Hall, Yale
University. Two days before the
Yale-Harvard track meet.
Act. II.
The famous Yale fence in front OF
Vanderbilt Hall, Yale University
Twilight of the evening before the
Yale-Harvard track meet.
Act III.
Dressing room of the Yale track
team during the Yale-Harvard track
meet
Act w.
Library and den of Alice Fair.
fields home. The evening following
the Yale-Harvard track meet.
The place-New Haven, Conn.
The time-Present.
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THE CHARACTERS.

Charley Walker, captain of Yale
track team .-...... "A. E. Nelson
Dick Carson, Walkers roommate
...... -. Alfred Neuman
"Artie'' Armstrong james Malone
Beef Campbell 49,. w. z. Robinson
BILL Baily ....... .Mayne Stanton
Assistant Professor Albright. 80.
.............. Hiram Simons, Jr.
Jack Ludlow, a Freshman; ROOM
mate of Walker and Carson. -.
r. w. Carson
Alice Fairfield, Ludlow's cousin.
GLADYS Stanton
Edith Van Norton ..... Edith Ryan
Mary Calderwood. Dorothy Torrance
Gwen Hardy. Mrs. A. E. Nelson
Mrs. Fairfield, Alice's mother 49,.
Helen Beckwith, friend of Alice.
go. Vera Backus
bud" Turner. ..... Wilbur Lycan
"Spud" Foster Leon Battles
"Skinny' Allison ..Delbert Elletson
ANDY Anderson {. George Graham
Jim Dwight ........ .Orville Titus
Tom Mccoy ....... Claude McIver
Ted Jones ......... Alex Cameron
"Ollie' OlcOtt =. .. Harold Hayner
Mike McCarty, the Yale trainer.
....... Earl Riley
Sport Hendricks, A "Mucker".
Students, swipes. etc., etc.
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CONTINUED on Page q
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-07-30

rI'fed Market street viii receive
DD.f of phaIf
8 farmers wagon upset veeferfs ,
'0r"rHUr a 'ha corner ~ T1rta-fl
and thar' rr ..rr,t .l.r fha from.
uhoo rn' carrhf .r tne car f-acks
DID" faru'- u.. urrIurel. but fha
on. .ho vlrou woro scattered
ou ftr street
A. Unknown man bad o. narrow
from hsiur run down r@erferfa,
'n-HnDn h. orc nf ftr racing r.-
f Voc ha'rr driven ur rrarHra
fr- V'ear't. % Elmer v.r
bona OBJ Ur. rf fhs driven. ufr ar
Dol Iar .r 'hr rnrrs fnrnr-rr
'ia.i1ra't spr IeI tfe fr.sfe r..rF,
ord fH-sf fHe rrt.r f.ls proven
no OBJ t.. accident
40 fIe needles r r board rf
.rmm ifsi'rr-r ra. r'lr morn ra r
ra attorney. uI'F IItr. howard
Nn ar. D. Dnffa appeared FL.
makn f.rf s --r nlrr d
frF rrf0u OIL rl r Dol COM
fol. r.r.s rTrr I.r board core
fr. frf raH0r arf advised So CON.
rrrr rfrE .ra company f0 al.uf
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BRIEFS

a meeting OF the creditors and
persons Interested boo the baukrupfc.
matter Of Rosenberg Brothers VIII be-
held Thursday morning az lo O'Clock
before Referee Henry s. Nolte in a.,
Schmulhach building.
80 meeting 81 tho WAYS and
means committee az tho Board rf
Trad" wiil Doe held this week. bur the
regular session VIII hc held a. usual
~ wednesday OF next week
Th" mon hcr-hip camplign OF tho
business Mems Association. which De-
I'IrA conducted hv several memLcrs.
nos Ihu7-day So far. tha campaign
Dos been very efll. resulting 100
'." membership being greatly aux
m.rfsI
Arrangements for ,h. annual out
.tt of 'N" q o. W IoIrc- of this
o'y. Which NIu le he'd August O. a.
Nh"c.Irr Park arr nearing compir
lnn. ard 'n" AFFAIR promises fo Do. a
rr'nf .Irsf. MANY feature ar. D.
inr planned fnr Goo days entertain
mont
ST. executive SECESSION OF fl. Demo
crow. county executive ,DmmIffa.
hs h'i f.' evening .u OOH. eDIrfy
r"r sei.r.r- r.. hlt moth nE VAS
ltsr 0uf fn- rHi. rafrr
Nr arf N-s lHar. HaurIs- r.
f.-rrI -H.iH. from Mountain Liable
l.r. n"fr. f... toured in f.nr l.
foH.t ias. r.r of fEe rs.- FOL.
'Hf. Hf.I fHsr return o..
f.H esr washed f.H
. f.-
t".I f.. ... rfr.. EN-. .rt.
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Al Nooclaun-
Mr. and Mrs y = Beers. former
residents Of the Island. bu; n for
n pase feW years rave ban resid.
ing a. Newell. ; n. have been Wis.
iunE friends In this city since Phi.
day They expect 20 leave today for
points In the asst for an extended
stay.
Miss Mary koos OF Columbus. Ohio.
IL visiting friends In the city for a
few days.
G. ID Junkins OF MorgAntown.
treasurer Of the West Virginia Trac.
ton and Electric company. is spend
ing several days in this city on bus
mess.
Among the weeks arrivals al the
StratfCrd is Mrs. Thomas Rice OF 81.
Louis. Mo.
p. p. Kenney OF Cleveland. Ohio.
is spending a few hays here on bust
ness
Miss Mildred Cogkey has returned
to her home on Thirteenth street.
after a visit with friends at Newark.
Ohio.
Robert Sherman Of Philadelphia Is
registered at the Stratford for a few
days.
NJ. Sheperd OF st ClairsviIIe was
a business visitor in the city yester-
day.
DR.. W. Z. Poisal of Lancaster. Pa.
is visiting friends and relatives in
this city.
Miss Bess Whiting and Miss Eta
Gray OF Marietta are the guests of
friends in the city
Miss Marie Ball of canton. O.. is
the guest of Miss VIII Travis for a
few days.
Misses Alma and Mabel Gibbons OF
the south Side are spending a two
weeks vacation at New Castle.
Mrs. Helen Burt Clark of New York
City is visiting her mother. Mrs. NJ
VI. Burt of the Island.
Prof. Edward Blumenberg and
family will leave this evening for
several weeks s%ojourn in New York
ana other eastern cities. Mr.. Blumen-
berg will resume hi sclasses in music
upon his return in the early part Of
September.
William Daniels. of Chicago. Ill
will arrive in the city to day and will
be the guest OF Harry Hervy. of
Twentieth street.
Edward Macdonald. the famous
scotch auto driver and racer. who will
appear IN the races here Wednesday
afternoon. arrived in the CITY yester.
lay from Rochester. y. Y.
Dick High. OF Martins Ferry. is
! spending a few DAYS the guest OF his
cousin. Harry Liner. at his home on
North Main street.
Frank Miller. popular city d Elm
Grove motorman. and Doc Gasmire
a we'll known hosting engineer OF
Noodlawn. will leave tomorrow for a
tour Of the great lakes. They will
then 20 TO New York city where they
VIII visit Coney Island. From there
they Will 20 10 Atlantic CITY. y. J..
n other points along the coast.
Jess Keller. conductor on the city
q Elm Grove railroad. Is spending scv
eral weeks vacation I'm northern
Canada and points in the northwest
George Hart. Of Sistersville is
spending q few days the guest OF
Harry Davis. AT his home in the East
End.
Mrs. James Johns. OF Williamsburg.
Pa. Is spending a few weeks tho
guest Of Mrs. Louis Paul.. az her
home in WOodlawn.
Dick Hell Of Canton. o. arrived IN
the CITY Yesterday 10 attend the auto
races. which viii be- held here We'd
nesday afternoon.
David Kimberly. Of Park View. ar.
rived home Yesterday after spending
a e." weeks vacation along the great
lakes.
c. W Neuhart. Of the Island. is
spending @ vacation trip along the
banks OF Big Wheeling creek
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HOTEL FRONTENAC

lVp Yards from Reach. the most popu-
az section. the two famous
Ile.S' central o. an attractions modern
n.sh-Giass hotel as good as the best
terms OF IS. $40. Si2E0 az AN $3.50
l,,lIulnE large ocean rooms. metal beds
atu! baths. phones. superior table.
WHlte service. table supplied direct
ON iAFtn. pprchsS overlook the ocean
ana ~ioaid"alk. booklet V r. WATTS
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LIQUOR LICENSE.
Application oity Of wheeling

Liquor Application City OF wheeling.
Wheeling. ". Va. July %. 1917.
To Whom II May Concern:
The following il an application filed
with me for liquor license FOR the wear
commencing September /. 1912.
Retail.
Jesse McCombs. la3a Market St. Resi-.
dence 1916 ahrket ST.
DO hereby certify that the above ap-
plicant for retail liquor license has re-
ceiVed a certificate from the Sheriff OF
county. certifying that he has de.
posted Eight Hundred and Thirty-three
Dollars and Thirty-fOur Cents tSS33.3sj
as required by law.
Respectfully,
CHAS IA. GE1GER.
Clerk OF the License Court.
jy-23-3O-au-G-is
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SEALED PROPOSALS


A0LLLE
Sealed proposals. WfI b received ~
C-~fs - ncrs nship Belmont ccun-
-, phio. At st-inersvfile. until 4. o'c4vcx
grsdinE Furnishes bacterial ana ma
csesmizinE : ale miles ~ read In Nork
To~nShip All lids - b accompanied
esrun~d check to tn amour, 81 ,hr.e
tnndrcd dollar SPECIFICATIONS WITH
blank hids On nie wtth Township Cierk
bids. or accept any bid
Township
M1ar X T. No. l. PoWhatan
Published the nrst time. July 18th.
Jul-i5-v.
Bids will be received until y. o'clo~k
noon on August 10Th. for the INSTALLATION
1i me heating plant In the new Wheel
All bids must he delivered IN sealed
envelopes. addressed to n r Behrenr.
Chairman. Building Committee NepraI
SKYLINE CO. Wheeling. ". Va. before tba
Time above given. Each bid must 10 ac-
s9m1anied BY a certified check. equal to
~ OF The amount OF the bid.
Plans and specifications are on exb,ht-
non AZ the once OF Charles w. Bates.
Architect. BOARD OF Trade Bids. and al
me ofiice OF p q. Clark. Superintendent.
city Hospital. iy-2S-s
Notice 20 nsnufaGtursrs. Aer-
Snents aud Other Wnoissals Dealers.
NOTICE rs HEREBY OWEN. That
he S'ate Board OF Control OF the State
OF West Virginia will receive bids daily
ginis. for furnishing Supplies for the
several state institutions, the n~nancIa
management OF which 10 vested IN said
Board. Contracts will be awarded to the
lowest bidders quality coreidered. ana
other Things being equal. WsAt Virginia
Lists of supplies needed viii b fur
niehe bidders on receipt OF requests
stating fhe line desired.
STATE BOARD or CONTROL
sE-t-tf Charleston. Wesf VirxIniA
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WANTED

wANTED-To secure "A copy Of the
Journal OF the session OF the Wheel
ing convention. which convened Febru-
arg u. 1858. This Journal was printed
ard bound BY Campbell and DernotL.
and IS wanted for the state Archives OF
". Va. any owner OF a copy Of the
journal Will perform a public service
gencer. or with Hon Virgil Lewis.
State Archiveist. Charleston. W. Va
t~f-july12.
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Il South Michigan Ave. splendidly
Iecatei near Reach and umusements
delightful rooms. open surroundings
One block from T. 4 q. station MRS.
GEHkEN. Prop. formerly OF san
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GENERAL NOTICE
Application for Pardon

Application for Pardon.
Notice - hereby given that on or
about the 3lst day Of July. 1872 AN an
plicsston will be filed with r. a. Piersou.
PARDON Attorney Charleston. West Nir-
EiniH. FOR the pardon OF Joseph Gser.
convicted OF the crime II felony. al the
April term. 1912. OF the Criminal Cour:
OF Ohio county. and sentenced to impris-
onmcnt IN The West Virginia PenAeu-
uary for the period OF 3 years.
fSigred1 JOSEPH SCI
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6 RHdehrant
SUMMER RESORTS



IT'S " roe lot ~ Mountain
are tarh tu Che crest u the AI-ge-
hl~- in "a white oaE forest Boating ana
liafbinE iu the Lake Coaching Motor
us, tDt ling. Tenrir. Golf rauaneet-
ING July -fH Geo fitl C~huufaucuA- TlIv
.Ntn O. August .+tI. Summsi school
lu'N 18th o. 3sfI N~isSsoua-y
lntftut~. July l'tn Co 2str. WbIc con-
renee, July attn Co August Str Go-s
' 7fels. hoW- Ike rHuriITE houses "a IN
-cry IN. Germ lfuNsIieure
summer homes ou reasonable terms
% We ihNt. natural Eas. mountain
"-rEre ~.ff severe
Adar-t f.s SnpefirtsnIrrt.
-.NIA-N I.AhL IAHk. M
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tr fo ioos at come r--re
mruf rires please
certainly. efr How MANY uuu'
you vIsh' Haupcrs WeeE1.
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DIED

DIE0.
FOSTER Monday. July -. 1912. al
i 20 % CLOCK a. m. at her late horne
No 49,. lsth street. MARTHA =
wife OF Henry 4. Foster. AGED So
years five months and % day.
Funeral services "Wednesday AT Pa
ocloc. Friends Of family respect
fut4y invited ,o attend. Iusrria,... -
Greenwood cemetery.
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LOST.


LoST-SHturday might. a bunch OF KEYS.
between 18th 81. Sorfh Wheeling mi
Island Return % lntcligenc,r and re-
~ L.Ndt1 Jy-2S-
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WANTEp-smnlI 4

5AvE time. labor and gas by using
the latest Gas Iron. Irice S3.5O.
O.. d. Emblem. l2i2 CEaplino ST.
Both phones.
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n. r. JONES
Esa~ es ss' g. EEL. uss o.
Pane 188 Hst esR
HALLER 3 RIERERSON

49, nsfafs go Ff-s r-rsnranr.
Cor anf Marna 80
mrfn Fnmsa faa
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GRAND ATLANTIC HOTEL

NlrElhl- AZ near Beach and Stee! Pter
capacity -ua. Hot
s"lti"rn exposure. Elevator q. street
I'N'! spacious po-'h es. +f- Special week
."''s 80 ~ daily. Booklet. Coaches
COOPER ana LEEDS
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WANTED-FEMALE HELP.
MISC ELLANEOCS

WArrED-Motor Cycle Riders TO rAce
Wednesday afternoon at Fair
grounds. Cash prize. Apply at II. q.
Friedrich Sporting Goods store. Wheel
ing. fv3O-2t
WANTED-Small grocery stock in ex-
change FOR > lots near Mozart Park:
address Grocer. care lntelligencer.
jy-30-st
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LEXLMGTlN

D g-r. arf araa saa Ar-r -uarfnua rr.uu.fa
filniu boa Do Hnd lsrn 90 ala. ON ~a-Ia.m
trH bye HHrrF EHHHfa rn. NH fnn. hams. rr
a1f .n haffinE nffIrr arh.lf rrHrr rfralf.
rnHrH r. urHn nffaT sa 81 frfff Huu-aa ufrn
~nffrmnauf fu rnrr fHH aHIfa DO fr.a ru.
uHnr w Hffr BOZ rnsfura D r.aH nrH go ..r.r
.t. rHl'lir fud urltsfa special rafss
~ 80 nHI uU dolly o. goo 81 .an wrrnfr
inFlufltnE rffuine fnhIe -surrffaf frar.
HHn iHrfu NHHf .r.r H..Nr.f.
81 .rnf." HrI" HfunH H.r. "a
bah H-kw na .... ~
$40 f UuarfUnaa
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HOTEL boutwell,
VH ISIluA AVENuE

Second house from St,oi Ilor. HIGHEST
~bna1id In CC'ziTe 10 Service aopkIet.
g. & y. q boutwell,.
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FOR RENT
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-Two horses cheap to
quick buyer call Heu phone i5O-R.
EcnWooI. fv-aT-i
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WINpnRn1ERr

south CaroIlna Ave. 2nd house nom
Eeach Best equipped modern price
motel in Atlantic city. Elevator. bath
ing from hotel. Booklet. T.. y. BEN
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ron 5ALE-Horse. surrey and harness.
j = Ionley. ! mile west Martins
Ferry. Eel paone 1871. Martins Ferry.
5y-27-i
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WESTMoNT, Rhode Island Ave. near
Beach. surrounding lawns. Elevator.
private and sea baths. electricity and
massage st25O up weekly. Booklet.
Bell phone g23-A.
". r. SONERS Mgr
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1ls schmuitarh Hidr
Bsu lss1 n
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-08-16
WEIRSDALE ITEMS

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
Mr. and Mrs w G. Gatlin of Plant
City were the guests of Mr.. R. G. ALL
sopp last week. Mr.. Gatlin formerly
resided here.
The Weirsdale baseball team was
defeated by the Summerfeld team on
Saturday, tn score being to ). The
Summerfeld boys will come over here
for game next Saturday
Mr. A. n. Cameron left Wednesday
for Goodrich, Canada, where he will
visit his mother and daughter, Miss
Jessie Cameron.
Master Joe Black, who broke his
arm about month ago, has recover.
ed.
Messrs. w. C. Black and A. Catruga
made business visit to Lady Lake
Wednesday
The many friends of Mrs. Douglass
are glad to learn that she is able to
be up. She has been quite sick since
her return from Green Springs.
Mr.. J. P Devaney was a business
visitor in Ocala Wednesday.
Nr Alton Coggins returned Sunday
from a pleasant visit to relatives at
Fellowship
The surprise party given last Fri
day evening in honor OF Miss Lottie
Black was an enjoyable affair The
people gathered at Mr.. Rast's store
and from there they went to the home
OF Miss Black Games were played
anG refreshments We're served over
forty persons were present and all
report g good time.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-08-16
ELECTRA ITEMS

Special Cor Ocala Banner:
Mr.. T S Kyle, with his father, Col
R. B. Kyle, and Mr.. Anderson OF
Gadsden, Ala, paid short visit to
the muck land farms last week and
left for Jacksonville Saturday.
Mr.. j. D. Young returned from
Washington Saturday in time to meet
the Kyles, and went to Jacksonville
with them. He returned home Tues
day
Miss Annie Holly returned home
from Lake Weir Wednesday, where
she has been for some weeks with her
sister, Mrs. c. A. Fort, enjoying the
cooling breezes and the excellent
bathing Of this beautiful lake.
Mr. VIII Roberts and wife left on
Tuesday for Gadsden, Ala
Mr. and Mrs. ]. c. Pillans were in
the Brick City Tuesday to see their
daughter, Mrs. J. R. Durrance, and
son, who were expected to leave Ocala
for their home in Tarpon Springs that
afternoon
Mr. Luther of Wildwood filled his
regular appointment at the Moss
Bluff Congregational church Sunday
Mr.. Gorgett of Altoona, the pastor
of the Baptist church at Electra, will
begin revival services at this place
next Saturday evening. He will be
assisted by Mr. E. Lee Smith of Or
lando and Eddie NJ. Henderson of
Lynne
The young people are practicing
singing every Wednesday night We
have quite jolly times as we'll as prof
liable ones.
Miss Myrtle Mock gave a "tacky
party" Friday night, which was great
ly enjoyed by those present Some
of the costumes were most ludicrous
Miss Emily Halford and Mr.. Gus Wa
tiers received the prizes for being the
"tackiest" After several games were
played. cake and punch were served
the guests by Misses Mock and Holly
and Messrs. Caldwell and Waters.
Some of our young people expect to
attend the box and ice cream supper
at Oklawaha Saturday night.
We are still having plenty of rain.
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Exercises were opened with song,
scripture reading and Lords prayer.
Roll call, with bright sayings of the
children as responses.
Minutes of the previous meeting
were read and approved.
The mothers superintendent, Mrs.
Shook, read very interesting paper,
How to Keep Healthy Homes"
Mrs. Kelsey read Making a House
Into Home.
Mrs. Black read Literature and
Character"
Each one present gave their idea
of the most important work in keep
ing a home healthy
1t was voted to send 81 to Chicago
rescue mission work
Mr. Frank Lytle WAS given a vote
of thanks for the use of his store on
the 4th Of July.
Nc further business the meeting adj
journed for one week.
SECRETARY.
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MCINTOSH MENTIONS
Special Cor. Ocala Banner

Special Cor Ocala Banner:
Mr. j. Fl. Petty of Jacksonville is
spending a few days with his home
folk:
Mr. w. NJ. Miller of Keuka, Fla,
was the guest of Mr. and Mrs. W. F.
Granger several days this week.
Mr. D. l. Willis has been hunting up
phone business in Williston
Mr. H. l.. Dickson and daughter,
Lucille, spent the weekend with his
daughter at Lakeland.
Misses la and Catherine Murrell
have returned from a visit to Lady
Lake
Mr.. W. F. Granger has returned
from Green Springs much improved
in health.
Mr. w. E. Christian is in Dunnel-
lon.
An all-day picnic on Lochloosa
Lake caused some anxiety on Tues
day to folks at home" of Mcintosh
and Evinston Three launches, with
twentyfour aboard, left early in the
morning, and after having the time
of their lives all day, had some more
times when the found the Cross
Greek channel blocked on their re-
turn home, which delayed them sew
eral hours, until the distractions
could be removed They reached
home about s p. m.
Messrs. w E. Allen, c. F. Ferran.
G. A Flewellen, J. A. Murrell, w. R.
Dedman and j. NJ Mosley are at
Crystal River enjoying the fishing,
having left early one morning in their
autos
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UMMERFlELD ITEMS

Special Cor Ocala Banner:
Stanton and Summerfield crossed
bats on the ball grounds last Satur-
day The game was only fairly well
played. great many errors being
made Seven innings resulted in a
score OF 6 to in favor of Summer
field.
With the exception of the painting,
the building erected by o. c. Stops
for G. p Davis is now completed, and
IS quite attractive.
Mr. and Mrs. John Miller spent last
sunday driving about in their auto.
They visited Stanton, Weirsdale and
other points OF interest
Peter Beaton of Holyoke, Mass,
who was here last winter, has return
ed "ith his family to remain perma-
uenty Mr. Beaton's house is all
ready for occupancy as soon as his
furnishings reach here
The Truck Growers Association
met last Saturday, but owing to the
pigeon shoot and the ball game the
attendance was small 1t would be
advisable for the association to ar
RANG lbs meetings either for Saturday
ni-ats IF and other time except Sat
uriay afternoons, on account of other
attractions
Tile gun club met last Saturday and
81 ihe end OF the shoot Mr.. c. P. Da
sis Nas found to have the best score
Rta n ont Of possible "a
The Rev Bishop Morrison of the
Methodist church will hold services
here sunday There Will also be a
special orchestra to accompany the
choir As it is very seldom that a
bishop visits a small town like ours
Symmetrical should feel compliment
~ ana turn out in full force to vel
e.me the reverend gentleman. All
~, eordally and earnestly invited to
e.fead There viii be two services,
and 80 p. m.
~ ana Mrs. d b Mayo and Mrs.
Ntn Davis. VINO have been sum
q North Lake Wen for the
ea months. returned home last
3ar
81 burn and family have NOV
heir new and handsome resi-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-08-16
Mr.. JOHN KNIGHT ARRESTED
FOR EMBEzzLEMENT

The friends of Mr. John Knight and
OF his family regretted very much to
learn yesterday that he had been ar
rested here for embezzlement on a
warrant from Tampa. where since
leaving Ocala he has been with the
Southern Express Company.
The warrant charges him with EN-.
bezzling funds from the express com
pany. and he was taken back to that
city yesterday by a Tampa officer to
face this grave charge. His friends
here viii await with interest devel-
opments in this case Before going
to Tampa the accused was employed
in the Southern Express office here.