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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30
Sreitas, ben 80. gpril, 1920.
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fen.
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geidncit paren.
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nit elmer i60nen Shl1Bfeier fir
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ter 8rltens iolpobl ols SRI. 60
no Soil, muroen bonn Sdrlrotb alS
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geb0rigen.
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CT bel gecigncter 3cit bicIe @rbet
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30

allf melfer Ole gtcuDcrlnGbltcn mob
men mcroen. @ir mitniden Dict
@lild 1tn0 Scgen 5ltnl 8unOc.
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Gorlooungen SdWeine gebrodt
bnttc.
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g(lo, OIoge GountD, berionbtCn lctte
ISOLDE bon bier ans orei Gorlobrn'
gen Sdlpeine nod 6em ct. SoliIer
Wtarft.
Sobn S6mort II. Samilie bcfon'
Ocn ii6 Icttcn 0ienstag in Setter
ion Gitp oltf 8eiud bel 8erpanbtqn
Srco 6. @ittrod, &rincipnl nm
iercr Sdu,Ie bcfonb ii6 letten
Gomsto9 in @cIhGften IN Seffcrior
9th.
Die ON (ctten Sonntog g6cn6 in
scr 6. g. Of q. Sollc obgebaltene
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5rort 8. 6. Rertens 9crpoun 6en CT.
item @rciS un6 Geo. 8os8 Sen Con-
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2cbrerin an utierer Sditle bcfanf
Iid @n6c letter ISOLDE IN Sebolit
ouf 8eill6.
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ct. Bouts Der Gonferena bel. Sral
&oImener bate ibren @otten nod
ct. 2ouis beeleitet.
Son ausp6rts botten iid Letter
Sonntog folgenbe @ertponbte I'M
SretnSe eingefunben Inn Der 8eerbi
a,rte bes BERT. gbos. 8oIftng bel
sutuobnen: Sreb 8olfing II. Sob:
Soul, bon Spenspine; SrIs. gIar
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30
Frank h. NsumanR
8ummiGions -8aufmaun
S6nbler IN
@efisef, Gtern II. 2roou6teu
SSebiter ,flarrtpreis bs,abIt
tiir Sarn'prsSnfte.
@eihaitsplab an Der 6initen Strabe, ot'
lid BON s. s. 8ueller's Shmtebe.8 ert'
ftdtte.
Bbone 1872.

oes S6leppens (brageing) auSfiibrs
te, miir0e ocm GountD oiel @elo CT
iport peroen ltno mir bitten Damn
before &oabS,
SnfoIge oes onBolteno fcudtcn
@etterS uno Dem nuiien 3uitonoe
Oes 9o0ens Iiinb btc Sormer nit ocr
Selonrbeiten nod peit oltriid. gboS.
8eul ben1lste einen Sroctor rm auf
ser 6ornt bes 6. 6. @eper gu pflil-
gen. alt9 Som 0eppe ipanntc 5lt
bieicm 3pefe ieincn Sractor Dor
ben 8flug.
Sir eriporten bier iebniiidtt9It
Die 8olenoltng bes 60brbooteS Dos
Die l1e6erfabrt oes @asconaoe bel
6icglcr's 6errp belpcrfitelligen ioll.
9oS Sol5 fir Den 8alt beS gootc&
miro altf bem 0ompfer Sobn Sef.
mann bon ct. 2ouis na6 Sermunr
ltnb bon BORT bllrd Den fleinen Gas.
conooe 9ompfer Cinderella bierber
gebrodt tperoen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30

uno Dina @oItine llno 8. s. Sornc
bon MoberlD; 8m. S6ulte mn
8rou So91 S6ultc, bon Stonn Sill;
Gan Soi6, Otto SdmiOt, 6rib
6obrmcDer unb go. SduItc, bon
@crqcr; 5ron @m. FcbIc, bon
g8oIbington ,tnb 8rall Rolimliier
bon Roicbl,O.
Ger 5duIrotb bat 6reo 6. @itt-
rod oils Brin5ipal unierer Sdule
fir oos nG6Ite Sduliobr mteOer'
erruGblt, bel be6cutcno erb0btcm Ga.
IGr. Die SteIIe oils SiilfsIebrerin
lit nod unbeiett.
SRI. emma 8erriticn. bon 8ofb'
ingtoll, lit gegenluGrti9 bier aif BE-
in6 bel ibren @ltcrn Sobn @crrit'
len ltno @ottin.
6rou &. Sonntas, 8eiiberin oes
bcfomten Sotel Sonltog, lGBt ooS
SotclgcbG1,oe geeenmGrtig our6 Ell
nen SorbenanItri6 perihonern.
BUR 9eerbigung Der Srou Srit
Calf, meG6e om letten Sonntoe
bier Itottfono, botten iid aobIrei6e
Srel1noe un6 8ernonote Der 8er'
1torbenen aus Sab urrb Sern cinge'
/ fltn6en.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30

Trained in Pattsburg in 1916, a year before the United States
entered the war.
Volunteered in May, 1917, as member of Fifth Regiment, Mis-
souri, National Guard, commissioned as Captain, and helped organize
the regiment.
In training at Camp Doniphan, promoted to Assistant Chief of
staff, later to Major. Sailed for France with Thirty-hfth Division,
Participated in great battles of San Mihiel and Argonne, and was
twice cited in Divisional Orders for galanry in action under intense
machine gun and she'll fire.
Promoted to Lieutenant Colonel after the Argonne battle.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30

H57 @le uniere 2eier, meIde bic
3eitlung nidt reeelmGBig erbalten,
iinb gebeter, 1tns per 8oitfortc 5u
bero6ri9tiger, bontit mir abbilfc
i6affen f0nnen. Sic ermeiien unS
bonit cine eroBe @efGIIi9feit.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30

them in their everyday life with social and educational
influences that made them better citizens and better
Americans. His work in the tenement districts of St. Louis,
largely populated by foreign born, was a notable contribu-
ton to the AUGMENTATION movement successfully
prosecuted many years before this question became an
acute issue in this country.
Col. Davis served his city as member of the Public
Baths Commission, Public Recreation Commission, House
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30

Col. Davis is a clean candidate standing on a clean;
progressive platform. His nomination IN August VIII
wreck the Democratic party in November. =,
A booklet giving the details Of Col. Davis civic and
military record will be sent on application.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30

Beginning in 1908, he became the head of organizations
that worked through a long period of years to create better
living and recreation conditions for the poor; for provid-
ing the boys and girls of his home city with clean, health
full sports, such as baseball and tennis, and surrounding
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30

TIME Davis for
Senator Club
of St. Louis,
comprised of friends,
~neighbors and bust
ness and professional
associates of Col.
Dwight F. Davis, pre-
sent him to the Re-
publicans of Missouri
as an ideal candidate
for United States
Senator.
In this period of
world reconstruction,
following t h e most
disastrous war in his
tory, when crisis fol-
lows crisis in inter-
national affairs, this
nation must have on
guard in the Senate
Of the United States
men of high, unselhsh
purpose and ideals,
broad training and
vision, with both will
and capacity to rem
der efficient service
to this State and this
Country, and, through
them, to the world.
Col. Davis meas
ures up to this exact
ing standard. For
more than 16 years
he consecrated him
self to the service Of
humanity unset
hshly and earnestly
fighting both in civil.
life and on the battle
field for the rights o.
a
He is a humani'
tartan, with a nation.
wide reputation; {
business man of broac
experience, with
legal ~education;
champion in athlete
sports, the head of
happy family, and
volunteer soldier
twice cited for Drawer.
under fire on tn
battlefield.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30


of Delega te s,
Board of Freeholders,
City Plan Commits
sion, Public Library
Board, and as
Park Commissioner
and President of the
City Club. He organ
lied the Municipal
Athletic Association
to foster clean sports
for the boys and girls.
These services of i'm
measurable value
were rendered prac-
tically without flnan-
cial reward.
AS a Republican,
he served his party
as president and vice
president Of the
~Twenty-Eighth Ward
Republican Club and
as President of the
Republican First
Voters League Of
Missouri, and as an
enthusiastic private
and worker in the
ranks.
In his home city,
where Col. Davis is
known both as a citi-
zen and as a man
where his splendid,
unselhsh ublicservice
and his devotion to
his country's cause
and his country's flag
in war - have en-
deared him to the
people - the Repub-
licans stand practic-
ally as one man tor
Col. Davis for the
Republican nomlna-
ton for Senator.
They know that his
training and expe-
%rience, his exalted
character, his broad
grasp of public ques'
tons, and his love foI
humanity qualify
him admirably fol
greater service in thu
Senate.
tie standing on a clean
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1920-04-30
sermanner spltsblatt.
srai Yrintius g., Seransseber.
Sermauu, Ro.

r.tored as Second Class Matter Week
10 at Post Office, Hermann, Mo-,
Under Act Of Congress, March 8,
1879.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-05-07
ZPRAyA PREDsEDU sLOVENsKEJ LfGY,
podana Usrednemu vyborp SLOW gy Ptsburghu Pa dina
apra jeho miss Cesko -Sovenkej Repubke
(Pokraeovanie.)

jake Prahe Sovensku, svedomie al konal!
Ale tym uz americk Syac d. moe kromnej menky
co akc skonc1 povinnost oci Todnvm batom
Slovcnsku! Osatne jako Amerkan hoyora - to them
kora t ich mad ktorou patrl rozhodovat
I'M ME NAM Prznajme i'm predsa, &c MAD OSUDOM SVO
JIM majd pravo rozhodovat 81 sam
uzname tie ze II nas merodanf muzoyia Sovenku
cz vzdeani luda, nepoebud pozcavat
I'd len Cd pp Huseka Rudneho ably vedei posld co
Sovensko prospesne boo zkazu nezablame
ze mad oudom ovenska nrozhou teto vazne vec len
nejka maa kka dne strany ale Narodnom Shromazden
Kube Sovenyh Posancov zapenl sd okrem cenov srany
nsa dr. Sobaove cenova strany narodne tai takzvanc
marnske ba primeranom poctc clcnovla strany Lu
doyc ked cenova NARODNE strany muzoya ako: Mat1s
Dua dr. Emil Stodoa dr. Jraj Janoka dr. Jan Vanoyic dr.
uzak mnoh inl ktor ME sn Centrastam ale posup
nd autonomu aj ked eenoya Ludoyej strany, ako dr.
Buday Kmctko dr. Feris Juriga dr. Kovak viacer
n koych tiez povedat' ze u Cenral naopak
rohodne autonomiu Sovenka ked tito muzoa prizvu
Kuem osyedcu amerckm Sloyakom moeJ pritomnos
bol uspokon nistcn baho slovenskho naro
ovenskej Republky yzdy d najepeho vedoma
ctkych M pracujd mad pravam naroda syedome straza
mozme by spokonl ae al bez mas zyas bez t
pp Kubau dr. Rudinseho bez Husekove Jednoty
ssnskeho Obrany (koho este MIN prratat'f zai
tycho yelikych zastancoy Sovaci Slo
sysnsku, zaehovsjd si gyoj narodny svoirazi
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-05-07
YpUNasEoWNaKf sLoYENskf NoVngY

Uznajme predsa nas brata u sponenu Il
snnohi neponenul ovensko aspon TAX ra
my radse chceJ1 pre- svo narod len dobre
nezaa nepredaj prava ovenk6he noda batom Cechon
taner sosoyce 1ast but not 81 e Cesi
poces nesniya ale naopak:
niekolko so Cechov de aebo d6jdu
sovensko jake dradnic uetea professo kor posOyen
utopia 3monoyeho slovenskho ndroda nez ably no
testin ~ IS
zarad zreferujem, som vykona
Ako Vam uz znamo, cestova Francn Sva
Pahy Nmeck H nakratsia
lacnea neboo cesovat TAX preztos
hyt Par dn sst dr. Osuskym Bo MIN wac
Sovenkej delegace mierovej kon
kore Osus sefom (orem menovan
yyanca Ceskoovenskj Repubky do Londna posedne do
Parizal Dol neho jeo s1kromnon kde jeho me
zv vanocne sviaky Prirodzena
novor mnoho Cesko Sovensku oa vykonanej paci
ktord este yykonat ba Ma dr. Osuskeho m6zeme
rick Sova byt opravnen hr lebo dali no akc
Cechova Sovakov bola to Slov g kora no
svojho vanca do Europy ya prvsch asoeh fnancoyaa
On vykona tam obrovky kus ktor uz doao
stranneho ktore postupoln bnde zvyene
Rozume sebou hovor MIN tel nasej auto
eho povedi vysveeni vyznievao to- pozdee
Prah sovensku ysetc ovo watt muzova dotvdzova
j. samoprava pre- Sovenko osobnym parlamentom
zkazul
mech rozhovoroch dr. Osuskym podotknul son. mu
vach erove konfcrenc muve Nemecka Ra-
kka CeskoS Slovenska Sponcam hom CcskoSOven
Repubiku spomenuta zarucen mosprava Soyen
eh smluvach svojej dufon6mi
karpaski Osusky odpoyeda smavach tch MET
mnky samoprave Sovenska preto lebo vystupova
bram Cechm ce vaky yoje osamostatne
ME ako jednot ako jednoo narod patrace doveda
namu jednotmu vystupovann bratmi Cechm bo
akovat Spoenc uzna odrhnut
cd ppojsne cecho Ze teda peelo
o vtelei nejakej garanoe ev auonomi mieroych
my kedze celd akciu budova 1echm dve
sdneho potcho naroda preto chceme Prec
spolu 6echm tvorit ceso Slovenskh Republk
stall akcii Ces
oovekej repubke docea Slovaci Keby
oz buducnost say neake dpomackej sachov
Slovakov pr takomko zaraden neboo by
Repubky tax lahko odhn1t ako kby boil
zemm akm Karpato Russia Takto da teh
smv Sloyensko negrano neodenou Cesko
| Slovenskej Republky
(Pokraeovane budncne.y
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-05-07
CENA $1,000

- Jeden z najlepMch 5.ixbovSct
1domov M West Evergreen Ave
kt0rym SINE sa sisii. M kssdd
pohodlnost - nindt 40 skoly, 2 mi
nifty ku street kare ktksny lot DO.
brSm kurniko netreba moe peAaxf
\ prvej splktke i ostat0k mole byt
plateny po $s5 'nA mesfac. THE DIA-
MOND REALTY 4 LEASING co,
9th Floor, Home Savings Building,
Main 422, Auto. 3244.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-05-07

~ Krasny dom ma North Side, =
S<izbovy SO ysetkymi pohoGliami
- kdpel 'ne--izby 81 tax u
pravens, ze m6ze byvat Wac rodin,
blizkosti Diamond moze byt' kd-
peny ma l'ahke splatky. THE DTA-
MOND. REALTY & LEASING CO.,
9th Floor, Home Savings Building,
Main 422, Auto. 3244.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-05-07

- vel'mi lakavS 4-izbovy dom ma
~ <Chicago Ave, lot 5Ox127. Utica
dlazdenA okrem mestskej .vody
je al vrtan& studha cisterha. v do
me j. elektrika, gAz, fornes je me-
dzi Oah Hill a Hilman uicami. THE
DIAMOND REALTY & LEASING
CO., 9th Floor, Home Savings Building
Main 422, Auto. 3244.
YoungstownskeÌ SlovenskeÌ noviny = Youngstown Slovak news. (Youngstown, Ohio) 1910-1940, 1920-05-07
ZAv r A r N I CT.

Sovensk strana udava csto katocku
hticku slovns kaddovaa och evanekov utera
nov sice dr. Jana udrona rev Argaya Kerna ko
na6 sobodnym muarom frajmaurerom "a tuto ranu
preto je csto katolicka bojaje agtuje amerce
udaci oktobrovi sovac nadavau ma cs repubku
preto sd tam moc socialist ked bosvk svn pomeno
val dr. srobra kaanom sovenkeho ludu u ludaci spoh
sociaistami za6aI vel mi srdecne stivinovi tekat
obci Rumanoys Nra,sk zupe zandari zastrei dvoch
akudcich ych robotnov vina bola sane zandaroy
nebo anjh Tato vazd velm hoda voleb
nym gaciam udove socialstom Srobara menovai kr
vavym psom hasai Ha naodnar vazda, aby udrzaE
pri vlade ako kedys car vrazdl! socialists vhrah
Knaz Tomanek vyhrazal ludu budu ude
Fred zopovedat e nebudu hasova ludovu sanu
potom cudue narod odpadava cd cve sam
knaz neveru my Amerke name podobnych knazoy
(nad ar6nov) desatky??
Mad dar vydavaju propagacny casopis THE Com
ktoy len talk hema zaancvom Je rozposeanJ
vem americkym knizncian skolam stavom potka
vvnym osobnostam Ba al do Europy ho poeau nom
agtuu "ednotne ndelten Mad arsko Sovakoch pisr
navacsie Ke Co urobo s. s. K Jednot obrana atd
podvratenie chto Oh ceom MIC ba este ch nepriamo ~
napomahaju.
Lebo tie nadavky agacie pro Wade ustave repubiky
pdu verejnos procdncvom horespomenutych cao
psov syedome nai nepriae mi pred
konfernciu Nas neuraea ma len najaj
pre- caspy osoby kore olo mich ST sdruzene
Preco? Lebo i'm vodu ma myn zenu.
Jednote Hae atd ohaaajd Kranarom byv minister
predsedom cs rpubky so ich autonomu Ably ct
hza asho zavranictva eto casopy dopusy
prave Kramarovi mech stoj povedal dr. Kramar auto
snem svou pracu hopodasmi otazkami kond po
u by moho prejst duazmu ba az trialzmu, bu
ducnost eesoovenseho naroda zav cd JEDNoTNOs naej
repub Kamar tedy otazke autonomie PROFIT osobit
nyn snsom Huse Dui Pankuch scinky IA osobitny
Teda kde e Kramar "a ICH autonomiu??
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-20

games after which refreshments were
served Mrs. Chila was presented
with beautiful silver sandwich tray
by the members Of the club. show ing
their appreciation Of her untiring effort
and good work while president or the
club.
MIR and Mrs. Arthur GoldinE attend
"a an entertainment given by Marguer-
tie HOFFMAN and pupils at the Silent
Athletic Club on Indiana boulevard on
saturday evening.
Howard Brown returned 10 his home
ON Myrtle avenue from a tive weeks
travel in the West.
A large number from here attended
the dance at the White city last sat
urday evening
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-20

church returned from Naperville. Ind.
sunday evening where he attended con
terenee last Week
Mrs. j Guernsey or Roberts avenue.
returned home after spending a week
with her parents al south Bend Ind
Mrs j. Kubec entertained the La
dies Parish CLUB AZ her hcme Thurs
day afternoon in honor or her birthday
anniversary Games Of all kinds
Mere nlayed during the afternoon afr
ter which most elaborate luncheon
was served
oa iast TUESDAY evening at the slr-
wax Home : very pretiy party was held
by tbe Ladies' PARISH club. ia honor OF
the8r FORMER president Mrs Cheila
-rhe evening VAS enjoyed iii music and
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-20
learning Practical Thrift.

A boy or girl who earns money IN
an agricultural or home economics
club by poultry keeping, gardening or
canning or who carries out home prof.
ects through the vocational school Is
learning thrift in practical way.
~ n enterprises must not interfere
with school work or good physical dew
elopment. for these will increase the
earning power and happiness later In
life.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-20

Little Joe Bank OF Atchison avenue,
IL confined 70 his home BY illness.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-20
!,1 III FURNITURE ,N4EMS
WHITING, IND, TUESDAY, APRIL 20, 1920. PR
PRICE ATTENTION.
VOL. 4, NO. IT.

ERE real lucky purchase buyer made last June while
in Grand Rapids when furniture not out of sight
Two carloads Of high grade furniture suites made by leading
manufacturer just coming and going to make host
OF friends by passing these wonderful suites you last years
prices Get this early folks its the biggest offer have had
for time and will require very little effort on your part to
two of these suites You have whole years time
to pay for it.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
Statements
SHADY

Shady, April 21-Ml. and Mrs.
Will Woods and Miss Jessie Woods
visited Mr.. and Mrs. James Brown at
Stanton Sunday afternoon.
Miss Pearl Hogan of Ocala is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Otis Gaskin this
week
j. NJ. Douglas and Mrs. j. ]. Knob
lock and Miss Mary Knoblock of
Weirsdale and Eastlake made short
call here Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Dexter Phillips. who is attend
ing Georgia Tech in Atlanta. called on
relatives here Friday.
B. J. Woods, who has been in Baker
county for the past two or three
months, is at home again.
Miss Vivian Douglas is boarding in
Ocala for the remainder of the school
term.
Mr.. and Mrs l. A Jones and Miss
Mary Frances Jones went to Orlando
Saturday and returned, Sunday after
noon.
All relatives and friends who have
loved ones buried at Blue Sink, OIL
sometimes, called Gibson cemetery
are requested by Mrs. Martha Coin to
meet there the 10Th of this month and
have a cemetery working. It is desir-
ed that dinner be carried and suitable
tools to work with.
The young people enjoyed Sunday
evening at Miss Ida Perkins home
singing and chatting till late hour.
The fourth Sunday is Rev. G. w
Whites regular preaching day al
Olivet church. Everybody is invited
to come, at O'Clock.
We don't know whether weazels are
common anywhere else or not, but we
had never seen one till one day las
week when one was killed here after {
vain effort to catch him alive. Tn,
weazel put up fight rather surpris
ing for so small an animal We ar,
told it is difficult to build a CHECKER
coop or house they can't get into ant
they kill several fowls before leaving
just suck little blood from each fowl
Makes us feel dubious about the con
vention of preachers being supplied
with chickens, heretofore mentioned
if there be many weazels abroad thi
spring.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
JAMES HOWARD

Mr.. James Howard died at $3.50
o'clock this morning at the home of
his parents, two and half miles south
Of town. Mr.. Howard. was a we'll
liked man. popular with a large circle
Of friends and by his death we have
lost a good man who will be greatly
missed. He is survived by his wife,
mother and father and several sisters
and brothers. His remains will be
forwarded tomorrow Afternoon over the
Seaboard to Russell, KY, where inter
ment will take place. Pyles & Per
kins have charge of the funeral ar
rangements.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
YESTERDAYS FLIGHTS

That clever Lieut.. Johnson was
seen all over the skies yesterday for
the following were some who took
flights: Mr.. Robert Parks and Mrs. I.
c. Carter had straight flights, while
Mr.. Parker Painter enjoyed the thrills
of most of Lieut.. Johnson's repertoire.
This afternoon Lieut.. Johnson accom-
panied by Mr.. D. w. Tompkins flew to
Leesburg to spend several hours. To
morrow afternoon, Lieut.. Johnson will
fly over Tuscawilla Park during the
dedication exercises about o'clock
and drop bouquets Of flowers through
out the grounds.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
ExnIorer. MIN rraveI Far.

Fl. A Snow, Oakland (Cal) natural
list, accompanied by his son, Sidney
Snow; Donald Reyes, writer, and
Frank s. Wilton, a camera man, are
on their way from San Francisco to
collect big game specimens and films
Of obscure native tribes in Africa and
Asia.
They will join Leslie NJ. Simpson and
Kenneth Quninan I'm Africa, both Oak
land men, who have been on that con-
tinent since May, preparing the expe-
dition that the rest will join In Cape
Town.
They purpose to traverse Africa from
the Cape to the Sudan. terminating
their journey by q boat trip down the
whole length Of the Nile. Thence they
expect to enter Asia, returning to the
United States by way OF Siberia They
hope to obtain specimens Of the Man
churian tiger.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22
A MIsREPREsENTED RACE.

The Filipino people are much mis-
represented race. The frequent pub
ncation of pictures of semi-naked Min
danao Moros and Igorotes has caused
a great many Nhericans to believe
they are typical of the inhabitants Of
the Philippines. Such is far from the
case, however. OF 1000, 900 inhab-
itants Of the islands, 10, 100000 are a
Christian, civilized people with a Gull
ture and refinement that will compare
very favoTably with that Of other ma
tons The Filipino women are excep-
tionally modest A street Irritation in
Manila, so far as a Filipino woman is
concerned, is something that is almost
unknown, as any American that has
visited Manila will testify
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22

The Woman's Auxiliary of the Mar
ion County Hospital held a very in
teresting and profitable meeting yes
terday afternoon at the Ocala House
The making of some bedsheets. wipes
and bandages was accomplished but
as there is considerable necessary and
proper attention to be given the hos
pital, more members should be enroll
ed for this auxiliary stands for one of
the best causes and every citizen in
Marion county should be affiliated
with this splendid work.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-04-22

Before and after the exercises to-
morrow there will be an exhibit and
sale of water color paintings at the
Woman's Club house done by the
painting class under the auspices of
the chairma nof art, Mrs G. w. Mar
tin. The proceeds from this sale will
be given for the memorial tablet
which is to be placed at the entrance
of the avenue. The tablet will bear
the names of all on the Woman,s Club
service flag.