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New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
" cinert Scores Knock.Out

Cnarhc Weinert, Of Newark, knocked
cut Sergeant Ray Smith. Of Camden.
last night in the first round of sched
uled twelve-round bout at the COLISEUM
in Newark. Weinert scored his vic
tory IN ono minute and thirty-five
seconds.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Virginia Offered Big Games

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va. Dec. s.
The University OF Virginia has been
offered football games for next season
by Princeton. Yale. Centre College.
University OF West Virginia, Rutgers
ana Auburn, u Was announced TO-DAY
b local athlctic authorities
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
and it's costing US oast sum to do il

This is a complete and final crash which
will, we believe, establish an entirely new
basis of prices and values. The reductions
spell very serious loss to US; only reserves
built up during 80 years enable us to stand
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Fraft Winnc.zon Cnurf

s.A~ In+l f7fe >5ss<etba5 tenn DE-
I'm ~ 'otsr Inion i've IN Lroos-
T''5.""e IT ~ srore ri 51 20 H.
"s tla uiAner.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

1t. Buy at this sale-not merely because
prices have finally touched bottom, but be-
cause you'll start the wheels turning in the
mills, brace UP business-and indirectly help
yourself.
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Hopes Enthusiasm Grows

Hoppe Enthusiasm GROWS
1t wasn't Hopes victory so much as
sne manner Of his making it that
thrilled tho oniookers. AS the table
Wizard kept clicking the worries, an
as the total mounted higher and higher,
lis enthusiasm grew. His eyes bright
ened, his face took on rudy glow, and
&c then got down to the task of making
coed every SHOT The master cueist
soon became Obvious TO all surround
'ngs. to the spectators, to everything
hut the work in hand. AT that poiur
Hoppe became the e.tist, the wonder
nat his intimates knew him to be-
His total had l4sTed the century
mark and ne Nss we'll on the way to
ward reaching 200 In making these
points Hoppe mad brought of practical.
y. every KIND oi sho. possible or con
celVab.c lAc4adirg U!thc-it mas +
m, cas ~ 9W KISS shots. The
master had warmed - his work, and in
dolng ac VAS gi.in., {. performance
which only he Cal o.tcr.
The faster TIE points came rolling n
he faster Hoppe played. II appeared
IS thou@A he werc trottins about the
able ile hardly tarried TO size up has
.hot. Tae only sound was the droning
u the refcl ...ce II counting, and
lie ern.oers t. from his rps as rap
.1iy Is ia. counted out.
On SO e- rc-. t1u Cue marvel. gath
ring ~ ...s. ile aD. t1 81 ard
re .7... present bccan 10 fgurc on
Ae7T 'aeo-1. IL. at this point came the
1reaa.
Tie balls were in lire near the raj.
Hoppe .oescA ~ me layout moment.
co. se- Tor his shot. then s-ra.eAtened
Ana soc. aDOtav. .cok. Inis was the
on.F occasion oH this lor.c rln where
ae did nor sncet alncsg tfeneGia5oiy.
FINAL vi lie let Grive q long three
elsAien with q reverse tl"ist roll, but
'he tempt lailet- ana that ~ the
.srr Ner- e m0rr rs.
Sc'..efe- played brilliantly y but errat-
ca and yet al cf his mistakes were
4uite eSc- able. Tie youth from tho
.ar We mad few chances. He was
cit nos.y With open table shots,
zach gave him little opportunity TO
ga-he~ The worries and get stor-oA
Sehaefer went into the lead IL the
.lr-' in9'r~ after Hoppe had srct and
mad corralied but 7 points. The San
+ aois 4 teo al -n.a~" Lntil
he h.-h frame, when the champion
made his wonderful run; tacn it vas
all ovor
TIE 4csre.
AFTERNOON MITCH
zveT,
s.s .; ..t. :.
E>4NI>c MATCH
Ho'Pe-'' is5 Is. !. is. $. ., e. Total.
. i'isA f-.s-s5. u. IL = Aee.ase''
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
Champion Runs
239 i'm Beating,
Schaefer Again
Veteran Sets High R.:n
and Average Records ON
Last Day of Tourney
f1NAI STANDING OF P,sXEKs

csrhcan ........ - 2l1-i9
Willie Hoppe, national professional
h;lljard champion. retained the ls.2
Salkline ,'t.e oy defeating young Jake
Srh eier OF san Francisco. 400 10 04,
ST the Hotel AstoY yesterday afternoon.
in .no cvtrtng Hoppe Won victory
over Weiker cochran. also OF san Fran
cisco. by 800 TO IA. thus getting G
olean sweep OF four victories. How
ever. his last win was not necessary, as
lis second defea. OF Schacfer gave him
The title
In mis- afternoon match Hoppe dis
olayod tae bcst form he has shown
throughout tae tournament. He was in
brilliant strokke and performed wiki
all Of the wonderful skill and AaXteritv,
he has showed tLese many years III
winning titles.
In the fifth inning he ran off 289
pcints, the record Tor the tournament
and one Of the best runs ever made in
competition. Hoppe himself holds the
record OF sos points.
IN the evening match Hoppe made Az
average Of %, best ot JAe meeting,
when he ran out in Gig innings III
defeating Cochran. His high run was
!05, made IN the second inning. Coch-
rams best run cf 81 was madc IN The
seventh period. IN the hrs1 three mn
.rss roypc ran os, lO5 and ~. fer the
remarkable average Of 96. After this
.i'e showing the champion played in
.!ipshod fashion, missing several easy
shots.
The small gallery that witnessed the
afternoon match was treated TO the
best exhibition the champion has given
in a long time. He ran off his 800
points in ten inning. giving an aver
age Of 40, whereas Schaefer's average
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09
AFTERNOON MITCH

! --l.-,-F-7 Y NEI|N
Hoo7 .. 20
.-s+ ver-
ase
cc. -. e. = 0. =.
J-a
New-York tribune., 1920-12-09

Ao2pe-i' ty5. ss /. IL. IS. ., e. Total.
- i..sr 80. * Average. c o.
'se af o. So. i7, 80. H. Total.
- -tis- f-.=--s. -. II. a 4.-age.
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NOTICE IoR PUBLICA1IoN
(pubbhR)

DsOastnsat q ~ Intseise
U. 8. Land Once. st Sterling Colorado.
August rs. 1870.
Notice b hereby given that Robert Allen. Of
West Plains. Colorado. who. On April I. 1918.
made Homestead Entry. Serial No. o2l4sl.
for sWANEk. EHNEA. Bee. 2s; NwH.
NWk. Section "a. Townshir II North. Range
" West 9Th Principal Meridian, has nled no
tee Of tatsntion to mtk Final Three issr
Proof. to establish claim to the land above
described. before the Register and Receiver,
U. 9. Land Once. st Sterling. Colorado, on
The 18th day Of October. 1890.
Claimant names q witnesses:
Fred Watkins. Alexander B. Duncan. Bsrt
l. Wilcox, Bart z. Emsrson, oil Of West
Plains. Colorado. 90 $50
A. ? BROWNS. Register.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publbh8)

DsSAstnsas = ~ latses0
U. 8. Land oAss ct Stsrlins. Colorado
September Is. 1870.
Notice b hsrsby given that Joseph W
Walker. Of Stsrlins. Colorado. who. on oe
tobsr 20. 1919. made Homestead Entsyi Ssria
No. o27iia. for sWHNEM. sEhNwk. Ny
sWh and SBA. Section Is. Township II
North. Range g West. sth PRINCIPAL Meri
dian. has disd notice Of intention 70 max,
Final Three Year Proof. 70 establish elsin
to the land shovs described. before ths Reg
ktsr and Receiver. U. 8. Land od,es. q
Stsrlins. Colorado. on he sth day Of Nsvsn
Der, is1o.
Claimant namo q witness:
william J. O csssAall, Jehn l. WaIha
beth Of Strling Colorado. and wnllan II
Boushton. and Walter Tsppy. both q Avail
Colorado. s-zS log
A. =. BROWNS. Register.
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(PuIlslAar)
Dspastosns II ~ lsass1Ge

Department sf ~ lntegsR
U. Q. Lad 0Ass at Sssiias. cslssals.
August II. isze.
Nsties b hsrshy sivsn thas Jaaa Z
Witt. Of New Rayns. colessAe. sis. %
August Is. 1915. nads Homotsad Entry.
sseiAl Ne s3sesi. Sos Lsts /. :. .. I. sh
NWH. ssstsoa I. Townhip . Nerth. Range
q Wst sth Pinsipsl Meridian. hss Alsd
notiss Of iatsatioa % make Final Thrss
Year Proof b establish elaim 10 ths land
bovs dsssshsd. before Clyde L. staalu. o.
O. CemnbslnnHr. st New Raymsr. Ceisrado,
ths fist day ee 8sg<snhss. le1e.
Claimant namA = vitnAs0!
Clarence Z Hoahs. Len D. Hobbs, OF l.
Van cIsaye. william n. Rapsnidx, III #
Ssw Raymsr. Colorado. s-is S-is
A. =. BROWNS. Rssstsr.
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NOTICE so. sy.s..cAzsos

OoDa9aD0e - ~ I0oog1o9
.. = LAa1 o0ss. = 1tssiing Ce,srads
August y. ls3e.
Nstiss : hsrskv sivn tAat wnlian 4
Lsnnds. Il Nsw Rayn~. Osissda wAA q
0stobsr -. 1918. nads HsnateaA Hnfzy;
Serial Nc. sassii. iss H. N1KNYk. SWh.
MEX. aad NhN1k. Section u. Tsvnshis
. North. Ranss g West 81 Prinsipal Mr..
dian, hes Aisd netsss q inesntiea 10 naka
Final Three Ysas Prssf, - sstaAli.A slaiz
70 IL iand aSevs dserAsi. bsSsrs 05ds L
stsnlly, y. 8 cenniasisp9. q NV 1aym9
Colorado. On ~ 18Th day Il 0saosse. 1870
Claimant namss - vitnoso:
Roy Z crabs. Clarsass JoAnssn, Floss
Crab. and Nsry Fritz, Ill os New 1aymsr
Colorado. ~ Ie.a
A. , B1owlsa. 1s.ss~.
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NOTICE 5oR PUBLICATION
(Publbh0)

Dspsstasnt sf IL latssi9
U. .. Lad o0ss st 0tsiiAg. Colorado.
September .. 1870.
Notics b hsfsby given that Rudebh D.
Miller. Of stonsham. Colorado Who. % Jan
uary %. 1870. made Additissal Haasstsad
Entry. Serial No. e2sses. Sos WksWk.
Section 20. Townshir North. Ranss 81
West 9Th PRINCIPAL Meridian, hs Alsd %
tee Of intention 70 make Final Three Year
Proof. 70 establish claim 70 tie lsnd sbove
described. before .. L. BoilIot, Clark ef IL
District Court. at Fort Morgan. Colorado.
on the 18th day II October. iS3e.
Claimant names . vitaAsa:
Gus johnson. Of Stonshan, CelseaAs, "
A. Day. John A. Miller and Ida Z Atliss. oil
Of Fort Morgan. Colorado. s-ls ie-il
; A. y. BROWNS. Ragsts.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-10-14
NOTICE F0R PUBLICATION
(PuhlsAw)

Department q IL tntoSog
U. Q. Land ones at stsrlins. Colorado.
Ssptsmbss. 10, lS1e.
Notice b hsrsby given that Charis Craig.
Of Loveland. Colorado. who. on February -.
1910. made Ds<rt-land Entry. Serial No
oll2oo. for wv. Ssctiea n. Tewnshiy
North. Ranes y Wat sth Prinei.
pal Meridian has alsd notice Of IN.
tention to make Final Dss9t-IAnd Prook,
under paragraph .. Sec. s. Act March I. 1915
to establish claim to the land shove described.
before the Clerk Of the District Court, q
Greeley. Colorado. on the lst day Of Novsm-
Der. 1920.
Claimant nsmes % witnOo:
William r. Bsrnsr. Jared Craig. Andrew
H. Rose. and A. =. Rose sll ef Loveland.
Colorado. s-aS 1871
~. BROWNS. Rssts<.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-10-14
NOTICE OF FINAL SETTLEMENT
STATE OF COLORADO

County Of Weld
In ~ Cslnty Csart, In Prssats
In the Estate Of
No. 1851. I
Frank B. Clark, Deceased.
Noties , hsrsby given that % Monday. IN
1lth day Of October. 1870. viii present. 70 thl
County Court Of Weld County. Colorado. my
accounts for. anal settlement Of said state
whsn and where all parsons in interest may
appear and object to them, u thsy 30 desire
WILLIAM r. KxLtY, Administrator,
With the win ANNEXED Of sid estats
First publication Sertsmber .. 1920.
Last publication September %. 1920.
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NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Publhh9)

DsoaStnsat 4 ~ Iatssis
y. 9. Land Once st Sterling. Colorado.
August 10. 1870.
Noties b hsreby given that Marie A. Wei
hnd. widow Of Johanno Nieolaus weiland.
deceased, Of New Raymsr. Colorado. who on
September -, 1915. mads Homestead Entry.
serial No. o2ssss. for MEX Be-. q. and who.
On September 10. 1915 mads additional home
stead entry. serial No e1sAii. for The NwA.
Bee. 81. all In Township : North. Range 50
West. sth Principal Meridian. has Alsd mo-
ties Of intsntion 70 make Final Three Year
Proof, to establish claim = H. land shove
described. before Clayton Q. Riekla, County
JUDGE ct Fort Morgan. Colosado. on the sth
day Of October. 1874.
Claimant names - witnsssA:
George ". AIisn, Jasse rrits. Dalbert z
Joas, and J. Rowin. sn 4 New RaywG.
Colorado. So s.2s
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NOTICE 1oR PUBLICATION
(Pubhshse)

DsDeTtnsnt = ~ latssi9
y. g. Lard 0Gss It Sterling, CoIorado.
ssptsmb9. II. 1874.
Notes ; hssshy given that Jared Craig.
ef Iovsland. Colorado. vho. On February u.
1919. msds DsatLand Entzy. Serial No.
eli2ez. for Nh. ssctisa y, Township .
North. Range g Wot sth Principal
AGsdhn. has AId noties Of In
tsntioa b make Final Dext-Laad Proof.
under paragraph :. Sss. :. At March I. 1915,
70 establish claim 70 ths isAd sbevs described.
bsSrs ths clak Of ths District Court. ss
GREELEY. Colorado. On ths ist day Of Novem-
Claimant namo . vitasse:
Adrsw q Rose. Chafls CFsig. William r.
Bsrnsr. and A. =. Ros. al Of Lovsland.
Colorado. s-23 1871
A =. BROWNS. Register.
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NOTICE voR PUBLICATION
(puhhhhss)

DspaFtnsat 4 ~ Intsrisr
y. 8. Land 0Aee ct Sterling. Colorado.
Ssptsnb9. II. ls3e.
Noties b hrshU given that Andrew n.
Ress. Of LovslaaA, Colorado. who. on
osto66 -. lses. mads Dsrst-LAnd Entry,
Serial No. ssssi. for Les I. .. :, 4. ard Eh.
wv. Sse. 10 TvN . n. Range IS W.. sth
Principal Meridian, has Alsd notice Of in
tsntioa 10 make Final DsGtLAnd Proof,
under paragraph ). Be-. 5. Act March I. 1915.
70 establish claim 10 IL land shove dsserfbsd.
bsfoes the Clark of Tie Dbtrist Court. st
Greeley. Colorado. on TIE lst day OF Eovem-
b.. 1914.
Claimant names . vitnA0:
Jared Craig. A. n. Ross. ". ?. Bsrner.
and Charles Craig. al Of Lovelsnd.
Colorado. S-2s 1921
A. =. BROWNS. Ragister.
The Raymer enterprise., 1920-10-14
NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION
(Pubbhsr)

DsVsrtasat 4 ~ lseaso8
U. .. Land 0fass ss Sterling. oe,osaAo
August II. is1e.
Noties b h9sbg sivtn that owsndoiy1
Schroeder formsly 0wsndoHn wElmsa d
xinbsll Nshsaska. VIA on February 10
1915. msds Homstssd Iatsy. Serial No
eal22a. for WY. Section %. Tovnship II
North. Range - wst stA Principal Mrt
dian. has hlsd notice Of lntsation 70 nakl
Final Three Year Preos. 70 establish slain
10 he land above described. before IL RAs.
ttsr and Rsesivr. U. Q. Land Q6iss d
stsrlins, Colorado. on he ilth day Of o..
tob1. 1870.
Claimant nsm0 = witn00:
Ben NayAsid. Csspsr Rasmussen. stanlsy
Wsnsky. and chrt Thompson. all Of Spur.
Gin. Colorado. see -,
A. ,. BROWNS, RsgtAee,
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HouCE

Dr.. Blanchard has moved from
Willard to Stonehsm and will re-
csiys calls from there.
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NOTICE H0R PUBLICATION
(Puhlkhse)


Dsesrtnsat = ~ lntsgiss
q. .. Laad oi1ss ct Sterling, Colorado.
osptsabr II. ls1e.
Notiss b h~shy given thst Marion Will-
isns. of Wsldona, Colorado. VIA. On 6sp4sn-
b@ 7. 1915 mads Hsmstsad Entry Serial Ne.
etosea. fes swk. aIkNwA. ssst;on 10.
TownsAip North, Range 50 West. eth Prin-
etpal Meridian has Alsd notice Of inssation
% maks fiaai Thrss Ysas Prss1. = 0nb.
ibh slaim b The laad shove Described. b.
fee ;. Z. Deiil1ok cl9k Il he Dktris4 oesrt.
q Fort Morgan. Colorads. on ths End day
of NevsnA@. ls7e.
Claimant nans - witnoo:
oari Avg. George @ Holms. Thomas D.
Richardson, and Byron Kslloss. al q Wsl.
dopa Colorado. s-ss ie-1i
p. BRoWNs. Rsshtsr.
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100000 to Loan.

have one hundred thousand dol
lars to loan on non-irrigatsd land. c
r. Ahlstrand, Greeley, Colorado
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-29

Of us don't grow, it Is evidence that
the people are focking TO other parts
OF the country. Should Keoknk and
Fort Madison grow to be greater
cities it will mean that Nauvoo will
in time get trolley connections and
also grow, for here is where Gods
paradise Is located and where fruit
and other good things flourish in
abundance. When you fellows get
tired of Keokuk or Fort Madison,
come over and live In Navoo-it's
heavenly here.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-29
ALL THE WAY
IN PULLMANS
Burlington Puts on Through Cars
From San Francisco East, Going
by Way Of Denver and
Salt Lake City.

Announcement was made at the
office OF j. J. Teeter, divisional pas
senger agent at burlington, that
after October the standard sleepers
will be placed back on train No. 3
and passengers will be able to go
from Burlington TO San Francisco
without changing cars.
i Train No. leaves Burlington west
bound at $50 o'clock in the morning
and the next morning at Sis o'clock
the sleeper-.is 4transfemad ia the D.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-29
RESIGNS HIS
POSITION HERE
j. J.. Steuer~aid Will Go to Pitts
bureh With the Dwight P. Rob-
inson Company, Of New
York, October 1.

J. J. Steuerwald has resigned his
position with the Mississippi River
Power company and will accept a po-
sition with the Dwight P. Robinson
company, of New York, October /.
He and his family will leave Keo-
kuk then for Pittsburgh, Pa.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-29
FUNERAL NOTICE.

DE MOSS|Funeral services for
the late Ira ". De Moss will be held
Thursday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock
from the Cunningham and Hawkes.
chapel Interment at Vernon. Iowa
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-29

Inc average cost of automobile
riding per car per year in I,o1isvfJIo
Ky, is 1917. '---''
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-29

The same arrangements for the
standard .sleepers have been made
for the east-bound train No, which
arrives in Burlington at 1:z4e. M
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-29

G r. G. at Denver, going to Salt Lake
City and then to San Francisco On
the Western Pacific. 1t takes four
days to get to the Cato city.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-29

The new schedule goes into effect
October 1.
The daily Gate City and constitution-Democrat. (Keokuk, Iowa) 1916-1922, 1920-09-29

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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-11-03
C0NsTANTINOPLE A
CITY OF MANY NATIONS

Constantinople, Get Americans
in Constantinople are finding life dull,
uninteresting and devoid of diversion
TO entertainment They have found
to their disappointment that the
Turkish capital has no theaters, no
amusement centers, no seashore re-
sorts, few moving picture houses and
only one or two good restaurants.
The only places remotely resembling
tbeaters are a few cheap cabaret halls
which attract sailors. soldiers and
wanderers of all nations, but never
the Turk. The Turk finds his diver
sion in the coffee houses
There is little night life in Constan-
tjnople After 10 o'clock the city is
as still as New England village on
Sabbath morning, Only the ha-
hitues of the coffee houses or the cabs
aret and beer halls are seen. Altho'
prohibition is unknown, refreshments
st these local amusement places
come high Whiskey is $1.50 a glass,
land r per- cent beer 90 cents.
Americans in the city amuse them
selves by occasional dances, teas par
ties and weekend trips on the Bos-
Iphorus. Not many of them enjoy en-
| ire to the Turkish homes. Al three
months stay in the city usually is
enough to make them yearn for home.
There is now a considerable number
Iof them here. most of them being
connected with American relief or
CARNATIONS or commercial firms
Although having a population Of
NEARLY 100000, Constantinople has
no taxicabs, few automobiles and only
Ia single trolley line. Everybody
walks or rides in the dilapidated
lhorse-drawn carriages or nondescript
tstreet cars. People living in the
suburbs crowd to suffocation the fer
llyboats plying the Bosphorus and the
] Golden Horn. The lone trolley line
runs along the main street and sus-
lpends operation as often as the city
runs out of coal, which is frequent.
The Turkish metropolis has only
lone or two good hotels. Here the
merchants, political agents and COM
mercial travellers of the world gather
TO discuss their affairs. The inform
lers and spies of the Orient mingle
Iamong them and carry on their in
trigues. Nowhere are there so many
strange and suspicious-looking char
acters. Richly dressed women from
Occident and Orient, bejeweled and
Ipainted, frequent the cafes and
llounging rooms and carry ON open
filtration with the guests. Constan-
ltinople has been well described as a
lefty, not of one nation but of many.
The American visitor finds here an
Iamazing diversity of faces, national
titles, languages and conflicting faiths.
There is no cohesion of society. no
Icivic unity. Only SaloniH or Port
lSaid can rival the Turkish city for its
lcosmopolitanism and its babel of
tongues.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-11-03
Now Let's all gOtO Work to Make
Good Times for Everybody Again

DRICES of the necessuries and comforts of
life are much lower than they were
That means that everybodys money is
worth more than it was It means that peo-
pie can now buy the things they want, and
pay much less for them than heretofore.
Many goods we have been able to buy for
less; solwe shall sell them for less giving
every dollar of advantage possible to our
customers Many other goods of which We
had full stocks even though we paid the
higher prices for them are now marked at
lower prices, based on the market values, re-
gardless of the losses that we must bear.
We all knew that this period of change
had to come, and we knew that money had
to be lost But we are looking to the future
working for the happier days when normal
prices shall rule again.
In the meantime we shall serve the peo-
pie of this community, who are depending
upon our service, to the best of our ability
and regardless of the temporary disadvant-
ages that we now face.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-11-03
JUDGING COMMUNITY EXHIBITS

Community exhibits at the Marion
County Fair this year will be judged
by the following score card:
Quantity and variety. ........ 100
Quality and adaptability ....... $50
Arrangement and appearance. :. 100
Citrus fruits and nuts. .... 100
Corn and peanuts ...... $50.
Forage, hay, velvet beans, etc. :. 100
Canned preserves, picked fruits.
vegetable and home farm pro-
ducts $. .............. 100.
General display of staple county
products =. ........ 100
Fresh and green vegetables. 49,. 100
1000
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-11-03
ORDER OF EASTERN STAR

ocala Chapter No %. o. E. s.,
meets at the Masonic hall the second
and fourth Thursday evenings Of each
month at 8 o'clock.
Mrs. Lillian Simmons. W. II.
Mrs. Susan Cook. Secretary.
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Ocala, Lodge No. 10. Conventions
held every Monday evening nc 1880
o'clock at the Castle Hall over the G..
G. Greene Co. drugstore. A cordial
welcome to visiting brothers.
J.W. Akin, C. C.
Chas. z. Sage. x. OF e. q S.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-11-03

DR.. Edison's Cushion Sole shoes for
tender feet and "Eazal1'' arch pro-
tecting shoes, can be had only at Lit
ties Shoe Parlor. lift
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-11-03

When we are in crowd of women
at the polls, one of them may hang a
wad of chewing gun on our coat tail.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-11-03

All the same as Captain Bragg at
Buena Vista
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-11-03

Looks nice to have>them around the
POLLS, too.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-11-03

Most Of them voted Just Ike we aid.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-11-03

The women did nobly.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-11-03

But she won't blow cabbage-tobacco
smoke in our face.