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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
PR|KC[ssEs NAMED
FOR FAIR At WACO

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WACO. n.r Tho TfNls cotton
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vi p Tho ann .Inycm'4t today lg
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...se, hla a, Coz uc.' appointed h'
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invitation 81 g 1vcg1oI .blv. % vas
l.o ciN % oyt that % durhess.s had
,l.n been selected Dr. TEXAS o. represent
- ri1py towns 90 the snrill festivities
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Faith Vow. ~ i.Ator.a. 60 u.'-" Ut
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Z Houston. daughter % Lynch Un'iH
iuf' democratic nominee Tor d. If"nIut
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90 81 tlHU.t Governor " T. S'ulls
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Thu T'Nl- drrh...,s a.r.lJ, appoint
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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03

counties where the population Is
shown uN 90, lF.u ,'nsls has dropped
hri,v 10000 90 this ,as" tn. person
nominated ipr sh, AT becoming alsp
%" ruM.n." Go collector 0nd tie
ru'TiuIiinu O. % p'r-u leg ttS collie
'uIVlu net 10" recognized
Tn" ,m. ruling viii apply o. mont.
i,-. t,i ,,uuty and district ,,-I -
where a.. population hps Increased &C.
.i,H.H,ts.d during 90" its' ten ""at-
from 'u" hasi, figure vt S0go
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
JOHNSON RESIGNS FROM
NEWS EDITORIAL STAFF

nr,ird with Tho btlN N,'s - no.
Is,s, year 40 NIGHT editor rendered h,'
resignation two v'-ks 1Fl 90 h"'ru'
effective last night %" ln'ins arr'pi"I
%" position as news editor uu "a
Daily Trbuu" sJ'' s"dInf T. T. til
rnIdF" Who has resigned Go enter ihr
real estate business here
Mr johnson vili Jssum" hs n"" ~
ilrs vlth %" Tribuu" immediately
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03

c'mrlish th. r.-u'' This b. , uat'.r
wholly without TIE Ua.t 90 tn
irig.r'
Repeat. Charges
changes ,f r. political ,.usn.-i.N
b' 'th" senatorial DiE1Irht 20 o.,
U'iyr tho p'opi. regarding 'Fr l,tCu,
We're itsrIf,d hf Governor eos ".
Ism DuHt uu.d ,i't,as upon senator
Harding his republican opponent 1s
n re1ciIouar, GO senator lsIg" ~
tssfrhu.s'fs
I'rngHr.ssI government slsp was
HHImp.on-d further bv 10. GOVERNOR
aGd h. aglu urg.-i settlement of ir.
''sIlI .iIoy'rsi"s hy public cpn.
Jon
"lle business - lighting m. Pc
sIil' l.rtu~c 7 favor IN" golden tul.
-r1 NOT %" h1iou,i o. settle Industrial
controversies
The Optional program rr ry .crNir.
WEN. compensation advocated bv tho
American Legion. Wns approved hv
Governor Coz IN several yi",- hes o.
day
Governor Coz was du. 1t Dayton a.
~ 0'l~k tomorrow night
MllSt II tho east also vii 10 covered
by 'hc candidlie before election day
Nh"- the governor arrived at ~.
auditorium. letter 20 him from Scna.
cor E'cd - Missouri. prominent or
pon"ri II tho l~sgu" and treaty oX
pr"ssrr IN" srnators regrets NJ 10
Ing unable Ca attend. was made public
J r-ici very much the sc~rciar ~
wrote Governor cox. that I am -
rirhi r'ilc,l avav from ksn-,s 49, o..
ro4~' - previous srg1rcrls~f
"a a a. Z -
q YOUR visit"
p~nfrrirr cheers responded 90 IN.
governors iihcs AZ the opp sitior front
l'nf d ,a.upaign and approved hi
statement 4 Issues In Ohio ard nnW
IN the nation be- sa4d. between pru.
grcss and f"srtion
Tho spc8k@r unable % -lr' his AL
dress until aln'ns; O'Clock tried re
qu"nilv 90 rhrck applause
Another tcar - approval gree ted
-" governors statement that n elect
81 ihs would present N. Irish question
90 III. league
Ard .. ihl'E would Elv" ire more
pl'asur" N" candidate added than
{" present IN. cos. u'v~,lf
Esiterail-g rhargcs that senator
harding nd changed positIons ire.
dU.rlv unor IN" League Governor
Cox as.. his audl"Gs. his usual cues
'|uu wh-'h.r ,ur ur.. a1.W the soma
t,r's r0li,y
to du''' tunw rims-lf' and "cr
HI front pofch" WEI shouted bach o.
90. su'ak,r sF usual and tb- govern.
UI uni!nuel
= have ask'-l that question u mote
than 100 audiences ard not singl"
man ur woman his h"n ali. 60 tell
W" where b. stands
Tine pasSaR- a.. %. greatest -
pltcs. WIS the guy'ruor's hop" fUr
snua new face. in the senate ard
''r-'sd -i"efio1 81 lT"'k'rridg" Long
d~u~siiic rirdldai. f"- senator
Gu' "ruur CO.'S audience tonight i'll
nUt RESPOND io many e hi lrfEr" al
/ rum'-'s which past audiences 40
/ ulnpd'i enthusiastically.
: ii-ring applau~. tonight vas CIV
rr l-1gu. statements which lg other
titles cvoAe1 demonstrations
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-10-03
MILLIONAIRE HOBO" WANTSJO HERE
. IF HE CAN FIND RIGHT WORK; WILL
Do ANYTHING THAT IS SPECTACULAR

| Mortimer \ DcPsysiyi. srlf STYLED
Millionaire Hobo" and rrstwh..r
slobe;roiicr and adventure. has
f,ached Amarillo ln his wand"rtnes H.
knrrivcd Yesterday from Wichita Falls
hhd a late ir,un Dallas and later
from Houston. and later" tilr tllht
from NUMEROUS other places - ihr good
pld L. Is 4 And h. is wanting sos
IN Amarillo. and want something
Spectacular eNcltine aad hard
According "a pcrrystsr b. j. a." ORIG
ylnsi Prck's had boy. p.rosif',l. double
distilled copper riyeisd. 1899 twelve.
n yllnder. and q bunch 81 wildcats lid
.hip In ono SICK and thrown together o.
NY nothing 81 being an adnlr,g -
"Cal OIL johnny and pnmond
IDlrk" h,Fldes
DePeyster SAYS h- b. but % wears
I'D His father and moih'I both being
dead. he was LETT fortune al 81 900
zee. which Il iu charge II his uncle
That he viii come into when b. is -
years ~ az. And that De- has hrrur"
sirsnFed ifum the old gent who hts
! BIZ fortune .n charge and has SCI uu'
/ INTO the world o. d-uonsirat' % 'h.
aid unrl' that h. gIu make lbs uwu
Iliying Tie has. according 3" Dds .NH
tory. drove trIck Boo is Angeles
drove taxi IN ~ ptss did stunts iu
|Drnvrr Cot the h.,ufii - the N'ut East
Relief Fund. sold CATS 80 fDt collins
|fplo. sold advertising 80 lrNirgtur.
Ky. worked in an opercitt lr Aihrft.
had charge - tho ruhlI, Meiitrr Drive
Iat New ORLEANS. strapped "a Jdli" iH
|, Ilane. and did stunts ONet tn riii Of
llouaiun and washed dishes and waited
|un table IN Tho city e Dallas
~ quit q Young llI. he slF- Do. uI.
discharged from Harvard iF srulliL-
In q holy ROLLER meeting 49, s-ad a
Mephis,o and 90, On "dutrh" tr paint
ling Nathan ualts status l.I ul
grsNn
H. later Wa iu Nrw N.r, .tr.
n here according o. tf, yourg wander.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
CAPTAIN INSLEY
OUT FOR SENATOR

Special DO The Evening Journal.
GEORGETOWN. July 2s Miss Eliza
P Webb daughter OF Morris Webb.
Greenwood. and Henry Clendanlol.
son Of John H. Clendanicl. Milton,
were married Saturday by ythe Rev.
Thomas 3 Barrett. Of Glendale.
Miss Elizabeth Derrickson. daugh-
ter OF Levin II. Derrickson. of near
Frankford. and Victor s. Banks. 1856
Pine street, Philadelphia. were mar
ried last Thursday by the Rev. g..
Evert Holt OF Roxana.
Captain George B. lnsley. Of Bethel
an active Democrat. has announced
his candidacy for the office Of stale
"ai"r from the Second Senatorial
district.
Richard Thawley, a poultry fancicr
~" riino Creek district. claims 10
have the champion pullet Of lower
delaware The pullei is OF the white
orpingtOn strain and started laying
when three months and twenty-elght
days old The eggs are Of normal
weight and size The pullet has es-
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
ASSAULTED AS
SHEGOT FOOD
Mrs. Talley Identifies
Thomas as Negro Who
Attacked Her
PRISONER HELD
WITHOUT BAIL

Nisibly affected when brought face
to face with Ernest Thomas, Negro,
whom she charged with committing
felonious assault upon her az her
home near DeXler's Corner in Black
bird hundred, last Thursday morning.
Mrs Emma Talley, AGED 5s-Years.
white, Identified the prisoner in Mag
istraie Gilils ofica yesterday after
noon as the man who had attacked
her Thomas. who was handcumed TO
Chief Of Police Lee Cochran. OF
smyrna, and guarded by Stale Detec-
tive Mccoy and Constable Whiting
ton, was sullen and refused 20 make
any statements OF ask any questions.
The hearing before Magistrate Gillls
lasted but a few MINUTES. Thomas be-
Ing held without bail TO answer the
charge OF felonious assault and COM
mitted 10 prison 10 await trial
according 90 Mrs. Ialley's tesii-
money, she was attacked by Thomas
while she was preparing him some
food he had asked FOR.
Thomas was arrested near smyrna
by Chief of Police Cochran. following
me alleged assault and brought here
for safe keeping.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
MnMEN npEN fnTTEE HnrsE

Hundreds Of Milmlngtunldns tn-
ioyed the Betsy MONTGOMERY Conce
House. which opened yestcrd. y at 2ii
West Ninth street. 10 Is under the
direction OF the Business and Pro
fessional WOmcn's Club OF this city.
The house Is open daily including
Sunday and three meals VIII ne
served and afternoon tea VIII be
served from 3 until > o'clock The
house welcomes both men and women
glcsls.
There are three rooms IN The new
house. allractlyely done In white. with
artistic hangings Of gay crctonne. The
furnishings are In typical colonial
sivlo. Even the Mattresses wear
quaint gray dresses. on each table
IA a coy little lamp with colorcd
shade. Attractive linen centers, Win
hlue edges also ornate the tables
Baskets OF flowers added TO the gem
eral allractlveness yesterday.
In the room SET aside for the mer
nairons are three long tables,
Mrs Ruth Van DOrcn Todd is lf
charge OF the house. The head clcl
Is Miss Hllda y. OlssOn, who has
had wide experience before coming
10 this city. She was manaeer ol
The dupont Club at Carney's Point
y. J.. and Of the Womon's Cafeteria
III Carney's Point, and was formerly
MANAGER Of a mountain resort noiel
TNV0 delegates of the local clnb,
Miss Helen Garrett, president and Miss
Tclcn Davis. corresponding secretary,
,ro This week attending the convert
On of the National Federation OF
A0meus Clubs at St. Paul
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
AmnwS@mn@mGs
WFFK nav CnOWDS AT PARK.

Shellpot and Brandywine Springs
Parks are entertaining more than the
usual number OF midWeek visitors
There was a time when most of the
park business was done on Saturdays
and sundays but This is no more the
case with the Wilmington parks. OF
course Sunday holds the record be-
cause that is the day on which most
people can make pleasure trips but
other days are also big and there
does not appear TO be much choice
between them. The traction company
Is maintaining excellent trolley serV-
ice 10 both parks.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28

week Tom NlN is seen IN his latest
Western thriller Tho Terror"
SINNERS"
Alice Brady In nncrs' from the
great play by owen Davis, is being
shown al the strand today. As "a
phoioplay it is as breezy as the great
New England coast where The prln-
clpal events Of the drama take place.
Miss Brady starred IN The stage YER
sion and II the praise Of the critics is
any criterion. her performance on the
screen Is an even greater success
than on The stage.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
FAILS on AUTO;

Srocial 20 The Evening journal.
LENES. July 2S.-F3lling back
ward and striking The running board
~ an automobile from which he at
tempted 10 alight Charles G. Hick-
man broke his shoulder blade, the
bone was protruding through the
ilc-4. As soon as he can be moved
he viii he taken 10 a hospital for On
X-ray phoioeraph 10 determine the
extent OF The fracture.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
cELERnArEs glsr nIRrnpAY.

MILFORD. July 2s.-Garrett l.. Hyn
son. a well-known citizen Of Milford
celebratede his ninety-flrst birthday
Monday. Mr.. Hynson has always
been prominent in public affairs ant
is a former member Of the Delaware
General Assembly. He is the father
Of George b. Hynson, who was the
candidate for Governor on the Pro-
gresslye ticket in this state some
years ago. The occasion was cele-
brated by his many friends calling
and extending congratnlallons
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
Am NM sANnY.


"passers BY" Will have dts last
showing at The Savoy Theatre today.
lf j. stuart Blackton has ever pro-
duced better picture than "Passers
By 10 has slipped our memory. Her
bert RaWlnsOn Is In the leading role
but 10 is mora than a one star picture,
for every member OF the cast meas
uros mp 90 lhe part east for them.
"passcrs BY" is novel story Of "a
wealthy young bachelor who wanted
the friendship of the strange people
who passed his window. So DE inVit-
ed them in and learned their varied
philosophers of life. In this way be
also found lhe love he thought ne
had lost forever. James Aubrey In a
Big "N' Special Comedy. He Laughs
Last" Is lhe added attraction. To-
morrow and for The balance OF the
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
DIG UP cannon RAIIS

Special 90 The Evening Journal
|. ELkTON, July 2s.-The automobile
of Warrln n Seminar, was recently
stolen in North East
While wOrkmen were digging for
the new Elkton sewer, several cannon
balls were found many feet below the
surface, in the Hollow" on Main
street
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
"OIfT OF TuF sTOnu. .

The Queen Theatre Is continuing
us showing OF 'tho special double
bin inaugurated last Monday The
feature OF this program Is "Oui Of
the Storm" and The comedy Mack
Sonnetts Let 'Er Go"
Gertrude Atherion wrote The story
"The Tower OF Ivory" upon which
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
HEAD OF CHRISTIANA
PASTOR RESIGNS
Special % The Evening journal.


NEWARK. July 2S-rho Rev
Walter r.. Clyde. pastor of Head Of
Chrlsiiana Church for The past three
years announced his resignation al
The services last sunday morning Mr..
CLYDE has accepted a cali 90 the Pres
byirrian Church at HOspers, Sioux
county, Iowa HIS resignation al Head
~ Chrisliana is effective August 2l
and be win take up his duties ln Iowa
he FIRST OF September Head of
charge and De has made "a host OF
friends IN Newark and vicinity dur
ing his ihrco-year pastOraie
Evening journal., 1920-07-28

tablisied a record for early laying.
Funeral services Of Mrs Ida NJ. Car
mine. wife Of Oiha Carmine, who
di edat her home on West Pine street.
saturday, were held yesterday after
noon.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
Al The majestic BEGINNING Thursda,
"OUT OF TmE sHADOW.0

Pauline Fredericks picture "Out OF
the shadow Will constitute the fca-
hre for today at lhe Biallo This
picture Is one of the most absorbing
that ever demanded the dramatic
beauty and personality OF fcrNent
Polly A murder. lhc mystery SUR
rounding Il the suspicion ihai rests
upon an innocent woman and The fur
ther developments of the future fur
nIsh the real story of DE picture.
Wymdham Standing assumes The
leading masculine role
"rhe GAY Lord QueX" real Lo-
lhario role Is offered iO cheerful Tom
Moore for presentation ai the NaliO
Theatre tomorrow Mr. Moore made
this picture as the second OF his
series OF English gentlemen charac-
lerlzltions rs predominant note Is
comedy
Evening journal., 1920-07-28

Harry T. Morey has another
lighting role IN "The Gauntlet"
story OF life in the mountains OF
Tennessee. lie goes into the moon
shine district to learn why a syn
dlcate is anxious TO purchase some
land belonging TO his father and
has many unusual adventures. II
is a story In which he fights his
wav every inch OF the film
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
WANT INSPECTION

SEATTLE-Ayialor r. l. Ehrlich-
man, who made The first flight from
here 10 Yakima, over lhe Cascade
mountains with a cargo of mail, is
urging State or city inspection OF an
eirplanes. same as elevator insI Icc-
tinn," he SAYS. az will give The fly
ing public creater safety
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
HORRORsl NEVER
HEARD OF CHAPLIN

LONDON-M. Millerand, premier Of
France, and Austen Chamberlln, mem
Der Of the British cabinet, had never
other day. a critic here says. Lloyd
Gnorgo has been Chaplin fan for a
long time.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28
"THE LUCK on THF IRIsII -
aItNE IN EXmEn

Charlotte Walkers picture Eve In
Exile now showing at the Playhouse
viii finish its engagement following
the required shOWings Of today.
Eve I'M Exile Is am unusual pic
iurc and the audiences at the theatre
have ben unusually large IN addition
TO being unusually approciativc Of the
splendid worth OF This production
Miss Walkers undeniablc beauty.
her sincerity and her appreciation OF
the character presented her. has
found for her place In the AZ
foclionate regard of the patrons of
the theatre.
Beginning tomorrow the feature
Will be "Thc Thirlicih Piece of
Silver" This photoplay Is founded
on a story by Albert Payson Terhune
a Well-knoWn magazine writer.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28

SHE SOLD HOOsE-DiDNI OWN II.
SEATTLE--Cops had MIS- Marian
Perkins arrested in Spokane for SELL
ing a house here. The trouble was
that she didn't own the house.
They're looking up Mrs. Perkins past.
Evening journal., 1920-07-28

"out Of the storm is based. Thl.
picture is a shining example or IA,
unusual merit That comes with the
selection OF a famous story and the
choosing for 10, OF types best suited
for lbs presentation
Margcry Hill who is the heroine Of
The story, Is played by Barbara Cas-
llcion
John Bowers plays the role Of the
young English nOblcman who falls in
love with Mdrgory Hill As usual Mr..
boWers gives his very best TO an eX-
ccpinnally worthy role.
"TIE LUCK or THE IRISH"
some persons are under the i'm
preston that "The Luck Of The
Irish now closing It's run at the
Majestic Theatre. is a picture OF the
irish conditions and the state Of af-
fairs on The Emerald Isle. This Is
not the case. The picture is based on
Harold MacGralh's story OF the same
name and deals with an Irish hero. "a
genial 1ourneyman plumber Of the
u. s. A.
James kirkwood and Anna Q. Nils
son play the leads effectively.
The comedy on this program is
Edgar's Hamlet"
Harry M0rcy Is coming tomorrow
I'm his latest picture "Thc Gauntlet. "
This Is a story OF the mountains Of
Tennessee.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-05
HARRINGTON HALL ARRIVALS

Miss F. Montague. P. B. Cendit,
Russell Freld, Indianapolis c. S. Cum
ningham, Orlando; Mrs. H. n. Rupp,
F. A. Jackson, New York; John In
gGs, Jacksonville; F. L. Keen, Tampa;
Archie Scott and wife, ST. Peters
burg; Julian Rentz, Guy Lane, Jack
sonville; Mrs. H. E. Westervelt and
son, West Heaton and wife. South
Bend, Ind; Adolph Cohen, New York;
Vanderbilt Green and wife. ]. Frank
kitchell and wife, Newark, N. j.;
Harry Reynolds and wife, Lawton,
Mich; E. H. Eglehoff, New York; J..
H. Leonard, Philadelphia Mrs. E. G.
Collier, j. C. Collier, Washington; C.
E. Cachelder and wife. Geo. L. Law
renee and wife, Melrose, Mass; Felix
Crankshaw, Fall River. Mass; S.
Stevens and wife, Santa Anna. Calf j;
G. n. Stern, New York; Frank G.
Merriam, Dade City; G. c. Babcock,
J. H. Anderson, New York; H. K.
Buckley and wife, Jacksonville; Paul
c.. Kuhr and wife, Savannah; c. g.
Sims, Tampa; H. H. Cendit and wife,
indianapolis.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-05
HALL-LYNN

A quiet wedding occurred in Mar
ion county Wednesday night just
east of Williston. the contracting par
ties being Miss Lula Eliza Lynn and
Mr.. Joel Thomas Hall Jr., who were
united in marriage by Notary E. r.
Ross. He was accompanied to the
wedding by DR.. c M. Farnell and Mr..
P. P. Grey. Mr.. Hall is young
farmer and he and his bride we I'M
derstand will settle on one of Marion
ccunty's rich farms.-Williston Pro-
gress.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-05

The many friends Of Mr. n. A. Rus
sell, manager of the Postal Telegraph
Company here, will be pleased to hear
OF that young mans promotion TO the
authorship for this division. Mr.
Russell gained his promotion through
his efficient work for the Postal here
and elsewhere. The company's pat
rons here dislike to lose this genial
and accommodating young gentleman,
but rejoice in his promotion. He IS
succeeded by Miss Ide Collens, who
comes here from the Barlow office,
where she has been the manager for
some time and gained her advance
ment through her ability and interest
in her work We welcome Miss Col
lens to Ocala and wish her succeed IN
her new office. She is the daughter of
Mr.. P. w. Collens. editor of the Sum-
r7erfield Chronicle.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-05
SPRING FEVER
Following Colds, Grip Or Flu,
Thin, vHatery or Poisoned Blood
GBY DR.. VALENTINE MOTIF
(BY Dr.. VALENTINE MOTIF

At this time of year most people
suffer from what we term spring
fever" because of a stagnant con-
dition of the blood, because of the
toxins (poisons) stored up within
the body during the long winter.
We eat too much meat, with little
or no green vegetables.
Bloodless people, thin, anemic
people, those with pale cheeks and
lips, who have poor appetite and
feel that tired, worn or feverish
condition in the spring-time OF the
year, should try the refreshing tonic
powers of a good Alternative and
blood purifier. Such a tonic as
druggists have sold for fifty years,
is DIR. Pierce's Golden Medical Dis
covery. 1t is standard remedy
that can be obtained in tablet or
LIQUID form. Made without alcohol
from wild roots and barks.
BIRMINGHAM, ALA.-"Dr. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery is certainly
a good medicine for deep-seated colds,
and as a tonic l have found it to be
all that could be desired. For the
last forty-five years Golden Medical
Discovery and Pleasant Pellets have
been used in my home, for in my boy
hood days my mother used these
remedies of DIR. Pierce's and no other
medicines were ever used by her as
long as she lived. She had none but
the highest praise for them, and from
my own experience with DIR. Pierce's
Golden Medical Discovery for colds
and the Pleasant Pellets for bilious
ness and constipation, L know that
these medicines deserve the highest
praise that | can give."-ED. ERWIN
No. 2513 Twentieth Avenue.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-05
DANCE POSTPONED

On account of the death of Mrs. d.
E. McIver, Miss Caroline Harriss has
pc stponed the dance that was TO have
been given Tuesday evening, honor
ing Miss Adela AK and Mr.. R. L. An
oerson Jr.. to Wednesday evening n:
$50 o'clock.
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Mr.. r. J. Lutes and Mr.. Harley
Marsh will leave this afternoon for
Orlando. Mr.. Marsh, who will be one
Of the students in Mr. Johnson's class
for aviators which commences tomor-
row, will accompany Mr.. Johnson to
Ocala in his airplane tomorrow morn
ing. The machine is expected to ar
rive about 10 o'clock. Mr.. Lutes will
drive through The country IN an au-
tCmobile.
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ABOUT OVER

Dublin, April 5.-While reports of
the burning of police barracks con-
tinue to come in from many places,
the general opinion here is that the
armed uprising in Ireland is at an
end.
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UNCLASSIFIED
ADVERTISEMENTS
WANTED, LOST, FOUND. FOR
SALE, FOR RENT AND SIM
ILAR LOCAL NEEDS

LOST-Antique white cameo brooch,
Sunday night between my residence
on Second street and the Methodist
church. Finder please return to 216 S.
Second St. Mrs. T. T. Bridges. Phone
1877. SGT
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MRS. BESSIE AKIN

The funeral of Mrs. Bessie Akin,
whose death occurred in Jacksonville
last Thursday, will take place tomor-
row morning at 10 o'clock from the
family residence at Belleview. Pyles
& Perkins have charge of the funeral
arrangements
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-05

George Akin. who left last week to
join the navy, failed to pass examina-
ton because his eyes were not quite
up to the acquisitions. George is dis
appointed, but says he will always be
on. the second line if he is needed.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-05

The members of the Rotary Club
have postponed their picnic for this
evening, on account of the death of
Mrs. McIver, wife of one of their
leading members.