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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-08
LAPORTE Av.

LEER ST.-Modern six room house Can
sell with furniture complete II desired.
possession in five DAYS. Price So. 500
Stark Realty Co, Afishawaka Phone
MishaWaka 900.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-08
Wanted-Heal Estate

HOMES Wanted-we have buyers for
ali parts Of city. II YOU have prop
erty for sale. list with Us FOR quick
results OCOnnor Realty Co Lin.
coin 20l0. Rome S. Warner Bldg.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-08
VASSAR PARK
suburban for Sale

SuOurban Tor Sale 81
STATION-For Sale: New s
room bungalow right az Bertrand Sta
ton. Niles car line. Two acres Of
ground. also barn and chicken house
An abundance OF fruit trees on prop
erty. including peaches, pears apples.
etc. Price only $500. Down payment
$500, balance on mortgage AZ 3 per
cent South Bend Realty Co 22j s.
Main ST Aain III: Lincoln 1896
NILES CAR LINE-FOr Sale: Big bar
gain in a beautiful country home
Ideal room bungalow an Is acres az
land near State Line stop. Niles car
line. also Dixie Highway. House
brand new and has never been occupied
Has fireplace and large cellar. Price
$5.700 81 600 own, balance easy terms
Call Main III. or Lincoln 6696
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-08
10 ACRES

At Cass county. about ~ miles Of
Edwardsburg. This is good clay land
with ones story 7-room house Barn
44N5O. chicken coop aHd plenty Of
out buildings. IL acres of good tim
Der. Rest under cultivation Crops.
stock, tools will 20 with IT, Price
$500; part cash Rest 10 years
term For the above call L. s. orr.
Realtor 81 $. Chaplin St Phone,
Lincoln $3.50 Open evenings. Ground
floor.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-08
REAL ESTATE For SALE
Farms and Land for Sale.
FARMS
FARMS.
WORDEN REALTY co.
We are licensed to sell land IN the safe
OF Michigan
SOME OF OUR FARMS.
TERMS on ALL. THESE YARNS

TERMS on ALL. THESE FARMS
ALL HAVE BUILDINGS.
1J0 A, S15.J0O; 30 a. $1,000; 80 A, 49,
500. 81 A. S. coo 100 A. $500; 20 a.
$4,000 50 A, 81. 800, 90 A. s. 900; 240 A,
$4,000 40 A, S14, 400, ~ A., $1,000, 20
a.. $4,000, 40 A, $500 % A, 5000 40
A. 5000; 80 A, 5000 70 A $1,000;
% A. $1,000 81 A, $4,000. 100 A. So
500; Is A. $500; 40 A, $500; 80 A.. 81
800; i A. 5000: J. A. $500, 10 A, S12,-
600 135 a, 5000; 10 A, $1,000, A.
$1,000. 50 A., 81 600, 30 A. $1,000;
10 A, $1,000; 90 A. $1,000; - A., -
600: III A. Si1.TJO. 50 A. $4,000. 4 A,
s. 900: II A, 81 300 40 A.. So. coo, "a
a. SIS 600: 20 A, 3 coo, y A 5000; Q
A 1920; @ A.. s050O. A. s. 500
1 a. land near Mishawa ka. store, dwell
ing and garage. new. Dwelling modern,
built years, fruit, etc stock at invsn-
tory Price $500 Terms.
8 A., land. and farm buildings, mod
ern dwelling. on paved highway, % car
fare shade. fruit, shrubbery. Price, 50,
500. Terms.
Is A.. A. fruit good buildings. well
adapted for poultry. Price S4.20O.
A. good soil, neat bungalow / acre
timber. s. 500 Terms
See rs for residential farms
See Us FOR Acres, Half Acres and City
Lots.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-09-08
WANTED
Good Men
Steady Employment

Woodworkers lpiece work $500 to
$1,000 per week
Lumber Yard Men lpiece work $500
20 $500 per week.
Foundry Moulding Machine Operators
(piece work $1,000 % 5000 per week;
Moulding Machine Helpers, $500 20
5000 per week.
Nachinists lhoLrly ratel 7Oc to sc.
Laborers thourly rate 45c 70 Sc
Working Hours-jO per week % hours
~ days and = LOUIS on Saturday
Hourly rated employees paid time and
.kalf for all time over ~ hours per
week.
THE SINGER MFG. co.
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FARMS
FARMS FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
10 ACRES. "A MILES n. E.
ACRES, 31a MILES WEST.
43 ACRES, II MILES y. E.
so ACRES, 11l5 MILE y. z.
40 ACRES. II MILES y. e
111A ACRES. ID MILES n. e.
so ACRES, 5 MILES SOUTH.
s. SIS ACRES. 4 MILES NORTH.
IS ACRES. Z MILES WEST.
POS ACRES. 3 NILE \. E.
20 ACRES. 10 MILES EAST.
so ACRES, 81 MILES WET.
1oO ACRES. IL MILES y. W.
les ACRES. 70 MILES s. W.
so ACRES, 10 MILES EAST.
100 ACRES. 12l5 MILES EAST.
157 ACRES, ga MILES EAST.
100 ACRES. IL MILES y. W.
10 ACRES, CULVER, IND.
40 ACRES. TEEGARDEN.
FOR IMPORTATION CALL AT SOP
S. CHAPLIN ST, 2ND FLOOR,
ROOM 8. TELEPHONE,
LINCOLN 12OG.
ALEX s. LANGEL.
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woRDEN REALTY co.
We Are independent

See US for suburban homes, mansions.
palatial homes, roomIng houses, apart
meuts and stores
We have west end homes convenient TO
factories
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STENOGRAPHY-

We receive calls from leading bust
ness firms every day for: Competent
stenOgraphers. typists, dictaphonists,
bookeeppers, general office people,
etc. Salaries $50 20 $50 a month.
Why not place your application with
The Thomas School hcened Employ
ment Agency and secure the right
position? Business Men: Call Us for
reliable office assistants. Free ser
vice. We DO public work. Best rates.
:. f. Cor Michigan and Washington,
3rd floor. Main 29O6
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WANTED FOR INSPECTING AND
OPERATING N OUR NEW MA
CHINE SHOP. PERMANENT en-
PLoYMENT: GOOD WAGES;
CLEAN. NEW DRESSING ROOMS
AND LUNCH ROOMS APPLY EN-
POYMENT OFFICE. STUDEBAKER
CORPORATION.
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE FOR SALE
Houses for Sale So
DOUBLE HOCSE-20s-I0 s Williams 81.
Lot 50Xll5. Coal in. Cali at go :.
FRANKLIN ST. s. 12T-Near StIdehaker
factory What do you offer. Mrs II.
J.. simmons, e1s Woodville. st. Toledo.
ohio
HOUSE-Modern . room chea9 II taken
at once. Address s ]. ~. News times
LAPORTE Az
s-roon bungalow on Iaporte av;
built four months ago: this Is
genuine home. oak trimming, cleo
trio, gas, furnace. garage, basement
under whole house. buyer will APP
preciate 10 see this beautiful home.
price IS reasonable. Groom house on
5 Kendall 81. lot 40Xl23l2 gas. cleo
trio city water In yard house Will
sell Just as u IS with garden and
storm windows Price So 600: posses
sion within 30 days For the above
kindly call Louis 5 orr. RealtOr.
81 $. Chaplin St Lincoln $3.50. open
evenings.
LEER ST.-Alodern six room house. Can
sell with furniture complete II desired.
Stark Realty Co, dishawaka- Phone
Mishawaka 460.
MODERN SIX HOUSE-Corner lot. good
garage on paved street, Z. Dubnil: I'm
mediate possession. Price $4,000 Stark
Realty Co, Mishswaks.
NAVARRE PLACE House on Marquette
ave Has vestibule. open stairway
large living room with fireplace. dining
room, we'll equipped kitchen. 3 bed
rooms with closets, bath room. EX-
ceptiOnally we'll finished and strictly
modern throughout. Large lot with
garage for two cars. Immediate posses
sion William Hapn. realtor. 20f Ciu-
zens Bank bldg. Phone Lincoln 1871.
NEAR LINCOLN SCHOOI-For sale
new coy room bungalow. mod
ern in every respect, southeast. near
Lincoln school Del Leer, Lincoln 1926
PAGN ST. 2O4-5 room house, cheap Il
taken at once. Inquire at 1908 Sibley
RIVER PARK For sale, bungalow
Strictly modern; > rooms and bath
Call Mshawaka 2236.
SAMPLE ST., E.--5-room modern house
Close 10 Michigan, $1,000; easy terms
Also fine 7-rOOm modern house on Cal
vert st with fine lot and barn with
cement floor; room Tor cars. A real
bargain at $500 {. o. O'Connor 30i
:. Michigan st.
SUI IHEAS1-Fo or sale, modern slX-rOOm
house IN southeast part Of city, close
IN. Must be seen TO be appreciated.
Reasonable possession. Main 11SS.
SOUTH ST.-Near; Groom house, cleo
tricity, gas, bath, furnace, paved street
Prize $500. !. c. Virgo. 30S F. Ohio
81. Lincoln 243e.
WAYNE ST. R.-S room house, modern
except furnace near car line. Lease
expires Sept lSt. Price. 5000 Call
A 4. Schillinger. Main 1926.
WORDEN REALTY CO.
We are Independent. Property own
ers. Our commission for selling your
h.ma l. low -.r Enur u-nnarLL
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INSTRUCTION
Local instruction Classes
THOMAS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,

THOMAS COMMERCIAL SCHOOL,
Be one Of the many wise people to
enter the Thomas Commercial School,
Tuesday, Sept Z, for Day School.
Wednesday, Sept S, Night School
Send for copy: The Thomas School
Facts Ofice OF en- every day for en-
rollment. ThorO, high grade train
ing Every graduate placed in the
right position, by our State Licensed
Emp. Dept. Courses. StenOgraphy,
TypeWriting. Bookkeeping. Secretar-
ial. Civil Service. Entire third floor,
s F. Cor Mich. Ave Entrance OPP
pOslte No Ind. Interurban Station.
VI 1906
SOUTH BENDS mammoth Industrial
growth is calling for an army OF South
Bend Business College graduates. A
short course OF intensive training will
qualify you for a fine position, good
salary and unlimited opportunity Of
Advancement August 30 is the next
opening date. Write, cali or telephone
for catalog and particulars
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Houses for sale

CLOSE IN-FOr sale beautiful home,
close in: northwest; steam heat. oak
trim throughout. First door. rooms,
hail, open stairway. closets. hreplace
lavatory. stool. laundry chute Second
floor. : rooms. closets, hall; bath COM
plete; laundry chute. Basement has
laundry; drying. coal and furnace
rooms. Large cement porch With
porch Wesley Van VaIin. 624 Farm
ers Trust Bldg. Lincoln 11O7.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
PHILLIPS FOUND GUILTY

It had been freely predicted that
"Mabe" Phillips, arrested several
days ago, by Deputies Gordon and
Perkins, for illicit distilling. would be
acquitted. Mr.. Phillips is quite a
prominent man, and it seemed to
many like sacrilege to convict him of
a little thing like making moonshine.
The evidence against him, however,
was direct, and the jury found him
guilty. 1t was composed of Frank
Ditto, ]. P. Philips, Frank Wetherbee,
j. T. Jennings, Charles Stuart and j.
j. Blalock. The members deserve the
thanks of all law-abiding people for
doing their duty. Other white men
have been acquitted against almost as
strong evidence, and the officers were
beginning to feel like it was no use to
arrest white men. One of them said
'1f they turn this man loose, we
might as we'll quit"
Lou Green prosecuted and Ray Bull
lock defended Phillips, who is now out
under a thousand dollar bond. He will
appear before Judge Smith for SEN
tence Monday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
ATTRACTIONS OF THE ARMY

With a number of very attractive
propositions to offer the young men
in and around Ocala who may be in
terested in the new peace-time army,
Sergeant Charles Johnson, recruiting
service, United States army, arrived
in this city Wednesday from Jackson
vile.
Sergeant Johnson states that he
will make an intensive canvass in this
vicinity in an effort to secure recruits
and feels confident that when the
young men here, who are eligible for
military service, learn about the new
army of today and it's advantages,
which by far surpass anything along
military and educational lines than
has ever heretofore been offered by
the government, they will be more
than interested and in the opinion OF
the sergeant, number of new men
for the service will be the result OF
his drive.
The sergeant stated that young men
who are qualified could enlist in the
ordnance department, construction
division, of the quartermaster corps
air service, engineer corps and the
field artillery for period of one year
and that all the other branches of the
service were open for three year en-.
listments.
The men who enlist for one year
have all the advantage of the army
trades schools, that are granted three
year men and Sergeant Johnson says
that it is an established fact that any
young man who is ambitious and who
wants to learn, can leave the servict
at the expiration of his enlistment
with an education that will equal thai
taught in any of the better schools Of
the country.
Arrangements have been complet
ed by the war department by which
enlisted men may take up and thor
ough1y learn any trade carried on il
| civil life today and remarkable feat
ure of this is the fact that the mel
receive an excellent rate of pay whil'
learning and every expense, including
food, clothing, clean. warm quarter
and medical and dental attention, ar
borne by the government
| In addition to these inducements
Sergeant Johnson states that hi
commanding officer, Colonel G.
Tiffany, commanding the Florida re
cruiting district, has recently receiv
ed a communication from Washing
ton, to the effect that number of tn
larger universities and colleges in tn
United States have offered to co
operate with the war department t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08

BOARD OF TRADE
MEETS TONIGHT
Will Name Committee to Confer with
City Council on Proposed
Street Paving

On May 18th there will be held an
election to determine whether the city
shall bond for the purpose of paving
its streets. Paving of the permanent
type is one of the greatest needs of
Ocala. The present lime rock streets
are expensive and difficult to keep in
repair, and in dry weather are exceed
;ngly disagreeable because of the dust
they create. At the Board of Trade
meeting tonight at o'clock the Or
ganization will be asked to name a
committee to confer with committee
from the city council with a view to
deciding upon a type of paving, and
streets to be paved.
At tonight's meeting of the Board
Of Trade also will be discussed the
possibility of having baseball team
at Hunter Park during the summer
months, especially on the Thursday
half holidays. All baseball fans who
have any ideas on this subject should
br present at tonight's meeting.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
INDORSED
LEGISLATIVE AID
National Executive Committee Over.
whelmingly Favors FOur-fOld
|. Optional Benefits

Marion County Post No. of the
American Legion is in receipt of
bulletin from the headquarters of the
state department transmitting a tele-
gram from Franklin D'Olier, national
commander, in connection with bene-
fetal legislation now before Congress.
The telegram from Mr.. D'Olier reads
as follows:
National executive committee with
very state represented. has complet-
Il enthusiastic and very successful
hre days session. overwhelmingly en-
orsing four-fold optional plan for
beneficial legislation, embodying first,
land settlement; second. home aid;
third, vocational training; fourth,
adjusted compensation at rate of one
dollar and one-half per day of service.
Executive committee appeared before
ways and means committee of House
and submitted detailed plan which is
believed to be fair to ex-service men
and consistent with welfare of coun-
try. Now that Congress knows what
American Legion has recommended,
in detail, your state should have tele-
gram sent from headquarters to all
of your congressman, urging them to
become actively interested in getting
this American Legion four-fold op-
tional bill reported out of ways and
means committee promptly and then
passed by House. Acknowledge by
letter. Franklin D'Olier,"
National Commander"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08

cred school in regard to repairs or a
new building.
The board adjourned to meet We'd
nesday morning at $50 o'clock. On
Wednesday the board met per ad-
jcurnment with all members present.
The trustees of the Ocala school ap-
peared before the board and discussed
the early employment of teachers and
fixing adequate salaries to keep our
best teachers and employ competent
teachers for vacancies. The board
realizing that it is necessary to pay
teachers better salaries in order to
meet the high cost of everything and
that teachers must be employed early.
The superintendent was instructed to
work out some method on which to
base salaries and also to begin to en-
gage teachers at once for the newt
term.
The superintendent was also au-
thorized to confer with DIR. E. G. Peek
who is delegated by the trustees to
act for them, to ascertain what teach
ers in the Ocala schools will remain
and salaries for same.
Teachers reports and sundry bills
were presented and ordered paid as
ger financial statement filed with the
clerk and also in the Office of the
superintendent.
There being no further business
the board adjourned to meet in regu
lar session the first Tuesday in May
w. D. earn, Secretary.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION
Ocala, Fla, April 9Th, 1920.

Ocala, Fla, April 9Th, 1920.
The board of public instruction in
and for Marion county, Florida, met
this 9th day of April. 1920, in regu-
lar session with w. L. Colbert. chair
man, c. r. Veal and Al. Stephens
present.
Minutes of last melting were read
and approved.
Mr.. G. R. Veal reported that he
had visited the Pine Grove colored
school with a view of determining
just what is needed in the way of a
new building and reported that the
old building is in the act of falling
ard not in condition to be used for
another term. Mr.. Veal recommended
that the old building be torn down en-
tirely, and as the lumber is all sound
and good heart, that it is used in re-
building the house. The board decid-
ed that it would furnish material for
the new building if the patrons will
get up sufficient money to pay for the
labor. Mr.. Veal was authorized to
have the old house torn down and ar
range for its reconstruction.
Upon request of the trustees of the
Linadale school, it was granted that
the school be allowed to continue one
extra month, the expense to be paid
out of the district funds.
A communication from Mr.. J. Fl
Brinson stated that they could con.
tinue the Jeans teacher one month
longer during May if the board would
continue it's part of the pay. The
board decided as most of the colorec
schools would be out before May thai
it was best to discontinue the worl
at expiration of present contract.
| The board ordered that the schoo
warrants Nos. B969. B3276, B4335 anc
R6534 be cancelled. These warrant.
have been outstanding five or si1
years and are apparently lost.
| Upon the recommendation of tn,
supervisor and patrons of the Ebe
nezer school, it was ordered that tn
school run for only three months.
I &. R. Veal was authorized to inves
ltigate the needs of the Jerusalem col
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08

the extent of granting free scholar
ships to qualified men, honorably dis
charged from the United States army
and it is generally believed that this
alone will serve as an impetus to the
men Of this country who are anxious
to gain an education, through one of
the country's foremost colleges, but
who are not financially able to under
take a course, which heretofore re-
q1ired a considerable amount of ready
money.
Sergeant Johnson will remain in
Ocala one week, returning to his home
station in Jacksonville on April 14th,
and during his stay here he will be
more than glad to talk with any one
who may be interested in the service
and desires to assure them that an
investigation of the service does not
obligate anyone in any manner. The
sergeant will be located at the army
recruiting station in the postofice
building.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
WILSON SUPPORTS DANIELS

Admiral HI. B. Wilson. commanding
the Atlantic fleet, told the Senate in
vestigating committee that the ves-
sells on the active list were fully pre-
pared when America entered the war
and the navy department had full and
complete plans to combat German
offensive against our coasts and pros
ecuted the war with the greatest en-
ergy from the first. Admiral Wilson
said Secretary Daniels co-operated
fully with the allied admiralties and
carried out their suggestions prompt
IL and efficiently.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
AMERICANS TOO
LAZY TO DRILL
As the Real Reason for the Opposition
to Universal Military
Training
ASSOCIATED Pressl

Washington, April 8.-Opponents
and supporters of universal military
training lined up today for the final
showdown in the Senate. Informal
canvasses are said to indicate that 40
democrats and 13 republicans will
vote against the plan, assuring its de-
feat. Under these circumstances q
movement has begun to substitute
voluntary training. The plan and its
details have not been announced.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
AMERICANS LOSE THEIR OR
PHANAGE

Constantinople, April 8.-(By the
Associated Press.)-The American or
phanage was burned when the Turks
destroyed the village of Harouniyi
The two thousand Armenian orphans
were removed to places of safety. The
Turks besieged other Armenian vii
lagos.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
DESTRUCTION OF AVIATION
DEPOT AT DALLAS
{ ASSOCIATED Pressl

Dallas, April 8.-One million dol
lars is the loss estimated as a result
of fire in the army aviation repair
depot which destroyed several air
planes, large supplies of lumber, the
engine house building and unloading
sheds
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
A FLAT REJECTION

A fiat rejection of the plan of the
second industrial conference for set
ting labor unrest was urged before
the Senate labor committee today by
w. Jett Lauck, secretary of the old
war labor board. Mr.. Lauck said
the demand of labor for a greater
snare of control of industry caused
unrest
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
BRITISH CABINET MEETS

London, April 8.-The British cab
met met today, presumably to discuss
French occupation of German cities.
The conference of allied premiers and
foreign ministers was postponed, pre-
sumably until tomorrow.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
SWITCHMEN WALK OUT

Toledo, O., April Six hundred
switchmen walked out today in SYM
pathy with other cities. 1t is predicted
they will tie up traffic within twenty
four hours.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
SAN FRANCISCO
D0SEN'T SUIT
A Large Number of Democrats Favor
Oakland as the Meeting Place for
the National Convention
ASSOCIATED PressD

Chicago, April 8.-National Com
mitteeman Lynch, of Minnesota, said
that dissatisfaction among democratic
ments at San Francisco would be aired
aG the national committee meeting
here April goth. when proposition
would be made to change the conven-
tier to Oakland, across the bay.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
FIGHTS AMONG
THE FANATICS
British BayOnets Required to Separ-
ate Jews and MOslems in
Jerusalem
ASSOCIATED Press)

Jerusalem, April 8.-Although mar
tial law has been proclaimed here and
British troops patrol the city, Jews
and Moslems engaged in scattered
fights Monday and Tuesday. resulting
III several being killed on both sides.
About $50 were injured, but most Of
.hem only slightly.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
DUSSELDORF BOMBARDED

Paris, April 8.-German regular
troops have bombarded Dusseldorf
with gas shells according to dis
patch to the Matin.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
EXPENSIVE GAS IN OKLAHOMA
(Associated Press

Pona City, Okla, April 8.-One per-
son is dead, one seriously injured and
two persons are unaccounted for as
the result of gas explosion in a res
taurant. The damage is estimated at
100000.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
NO KICK FROM ITALY

London, April 8.-There is no pos
sihility of the Franco-German situa-
tion causing serious differences among
the Allies, in the opinion of Italian
Minister Scoaloia
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
POLITICAL CAPITAL

The republicans are seeking to make
political capital of the statement of
representative Pou, democrat, who
declared the country is wearied of liv-
ing in peace times under an executive
with war powers. and Chairman
Campbell is urging adoption of the
peace resolution on these grounds.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-08
FOUND TEN MILES
DOWN THE RIVER
(ASsociated Pressl

Anderson, S. c., April 8.-The body
of Lucy Bradshaw was found ten
miles from the scene of the tragedy,
and is the first body recovered of the
ten persons drowned in the Savannah
river.