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The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-12-14
WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY-By private party
IN North Half Of East Chicago. bum
galow OF or : rooms heat. Owners
only. Give description and price Ad-
dress 2. O. Box 5S1. East Chica go, In
diana 12:11:12
WANTED 10 BUY-Bakers oven in
good condition. Call 255 Pine St
Hammond. 12:14:9
WANTED TO BUY-A second hand
kitchen cabinet, gas stove and soft
coal heater Phone 400 Hammond. 1914
WANTED TO BUY-Electric nickel in
slot piano. Phone Hammond 1850
Room 107 Citizens National Bank Build
ing 1874
WANTED TO BUy-A home. prefer
central location. but would consider
other. Price must be right. VIII pay
cash Phone user Hammond. 12.i4:5
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WANTED-EEMALE HELP

WANTED-Experienc and Competent
girl for general housework: no laun-
dry work; good wages 3S Glendale
lark. Phone Hammond 101. 12.2tf
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WANTED-Sasles and dealers %
sell The August Bowser." Visible
Automatic Gasoline pumps, tanks. otc.
our pumps are well established in In
diana and this connection should prove
profitable for the right parties. ID. f.
BoIens s Son state distributors. sos
West Washington Blvd. TT. Wayne In
diana lZ,lS:2
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NVANTED-Wood ear repair men on
piece work basis. Apply at once.
Keith Railway Equipment Co, Column
ha and Gostlin SITS. Hammond. 12:11 :
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| hammond.

WANTED-Girl. summers Pharmacy,
with fountain experience preferred.
Hammond l2:14;2
WANTED = Experienced Mattresses,
highest wages. Dallas Restaurant
1912 Block ave, Indiana Harbor. In
diana 12;14.2
NVANTED-2O girls for industrial cafe
terra. experience unnecessary. 6 days
week one meal a day. board. 500 to
start Call Inland Hotel Indiana Har
hor- See Mr.. Miles l2:l4:2
WANTED-Woman to heir with house
work and care OF children; no wash
ing and best wages. Call at $50 Calu-
met ave. Hammond. l2:l4;2
WANTED-Lady clerk steady position
in East Chicago jewelry store. Apply
bv mail. BIG care Times, Hammond.
Indiana 12:14.tf
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FOR SALE-MOTORCYCLES

All makes, from SIS up. TO get what
you want make your Selection now Sold
on easy payment.
EXCELSIOR MOTORCYCLE SALES
ROOM
229 State Street
Phone 24S9. Hammond
FOR SALE-Harley Davidson twin
electrically equipped. three speed. A
bargain at $3.50. Call after p. m.
as Cedar ST.. Hammond, upstairs.
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FOR SALE-MISCELLANEOuS

FOR SALE-,L.args variety Of trunks,
bags and suit cases. Lesser oan
Bank, SIS State st.. Hammond 2-I7-tf
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FOR RENT-2 rooms furnished for
housekeeping. bath and private en-
trance. Call age Indiana ave. Ham
mond. 12:14
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FOR SALB-AUTOMOBILES

FOR SALE=A bargain. National Sex
tette Roadster, sport model owner
wants a bigger car. 572 Morton avenue,
Hammond 1es13-3
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FOR SALE-Oldsmobile Coupe, 1920
model driven only $500 miles like
new; a bargain at $500 A. NJ. Wir-
kus, 3S, 156th St. ". Hammond. 12:13;3
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FOR RENT furnished rooms To-
light housekeeping heated Inquir,
26 Douglas St. phone 103S-R Ham
mond. I2:14
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FOR SALE OR TRADE-Saxon Road
ster. Al shape. S125. 1896 Forsythe
ave. East Chicago 12:I3:2
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FOR SAI.E--UnredeeTneG Diamonds and
Railroad Watches. Lesser's Loan Bank.
90 Staia at. hammona Open svelaiEsA
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redeemed suits, overcoats
and raincoats, Lessers Re
liable Loan Bank, 65 State
st. Hammond. lO-lS-"
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PAINTING AND PAPERHANGTNG
Prices Reasonable
Carl Vermett. phone 1929 Hammond.
l. 0f
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FOR RENT-Furnished room for 1 or
gentlemen. hot water heat. and al
eonveniences. 497 Z. State St. Ham
mond. End floor I2:l
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BOILING AUTO SALES
Cadillac and Dodge Brothers
Phone Hammond 266 12-14:9
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS


Sc $ predstiranym vzezrenln
koketerie V napadnem kontra'
stu S dfiv6jsim jejim zbabe'
lynn postayenim
"Povest ia jest pfedcasna,
pravila uroypayajic sve naram
ky. Lord Glenham neuchazel
Sc jeste o moji ruku, pak-li je
to to, co minite -
Son je miadsf nez ty -"
"Ale yyhlizi starsi,' pravila
lady Treyoroya spokojenym
pohledem do zrcadla sama sc
oblazivsi. ga nehlasim svoje
start d6decku a iord Glenham
nepovazuje mne "a starsi prot
sobe."
"Zaklada sc povest ia ma ne
jake pravde? Mas jej rada?"
Oblicej vdovin Sc zardel.
MAN jej rada," prisvedci-
la. "Vice nez to, miluji jej vi
ce nez kohokoliv. Byl ke mne
velmi zdvofilym, ale dosud mi
nevyznal svoji lasku. Mesic V
horach, mys.im, privede ho ma
kolena prede mnou."
"Oho" pravil markyz. "Jsi
III skutecne takoyou, "a Jakou
t6 povazuji, toz bych jej rade-
il videl mrtveho, nez tvym
manzelem. Ale pak-li jsem ii
krivdiI, jeho laska muze te-
be uciniti dobrou zenu. Glen
nam Jest nejSlechetn6jsim 2
muzu, poctiva a Slechetna du-
Sc, hoden ucty muzu a zboz-
novani zen. Kdyby Sc stal mym
vnukem, pocitil bych novy Ii
vot - novou radost, takovou
jakou jsem nikdy nedoufal Vi
ce zaziti. Jak ii znamo, jest on
sam velmi bohat, je baronom
re vzdalene vetve me rodiny a
po me smrti stane sc marky-
zem re st. Leonards Matte
lem vsech mych sverenskych
statku. Bude markyzem re ST
ILeonards a earlem Glenha-
mu, jcdnim nejbohatsieh mt
III Anglic. Jeho zena bude mi
ii skyelc postaveni!'
vim to- pravila lady Ire
Ivoroya, "a zamySlim sc stat
jeho zenouW
Starry lord prcchazel nctrpe-
Hive.
"Nyni preidu k hlavnl pfici-
ne me navSteyy,' prayil ia
kymsi namahanim. "Nikdy
| bych te nebyl vice navStiyil E.
ditho, kdybych to necinil * vi
Ii lady Glcnhamov6."
| Lady Glenhamovew ~
j "Psala mi do Vichy. Jest vel
mi hrda - tax hrda jako ia
sam. V6douc, re ieji syn stant
Sc dedicem meho titulu a z il.
nych pficin, psala mi, re by
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SAMCHRACi PIANO, IN

nc move, 35 roiy, vclmi le,
ne ma prodej. Usetritc $25.
Mono jej tez vidcti veces
Haste SC v cislc 1854 Fulto
Rd.
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|rada sprostredkovala snatek
mezi moji vnuckou syym sy-
nem. Take zaslechla o zasllbe-
nj mezi MIN a tebou a poves'
ia privedla il ma tvou stranu.'
"Jsem velmi povdecna hra-
bence," pravila lady Trevoro-
va rdic sc radosti, "a to tim vi
ce, ana Sc nikdy nezdala mne
milovati. Karakter me matky a
prostopasnost meho manzela
zdaly Sc odcizovati il mne. 20
asi il tax zmenilo?'
"Jednodueha vec. Ona pohli
III ma snatek sveho syna s te-
bou mnohem pfizniveji nez ma
ten, ktery on zamysli. On padl
do site dobrodruzky jake muj
syn. Takove, slechetne povahy
dali sc nejsnaA. podvest. Lord
Glenham zamiloval Sc do il
ste bezejmenne zenstiny, je-
jiz puvod neni ami znam, chce
Sc nj ozeniti prosl matku
svou nejen aby pfjala onu zen
stinu co svou dceru, nybrz aby
sla do Nemec a navstlvila il.
Neni to nebyvala poSetilost?
Je to starry pripad meho syna
V novem vydani.
Prisny a hrdy oblicej stare
no markyze staval Sc jeste pri-
snejSim, an pokyacoyal V SVEN
prechazeni po pokoji. Lady
Trevorova, nahle zblednouc o.
p'irala Sc o lnoch sveho kresla.
"Nemozno!' zaseptala.
"Zda se," pokracoval lord,
"ze to devGe poslalo hrabete
ma rok pryc - coz je uskok
koketnosti. Bezpochyby ucini-
la to, ably rozohnila jeho va
sen ocekava jej zpet kaz-
dym vlakem. Ale jsa poctiv-
Gem, earl prijal podskok ten s
uplnou duverou. On jest od-
hodlan ozeniti Sc nj V pri-
stim roce ucinitak lee by Sc
deyGe to stalo nehodnym, aneb
neco jineho tomu zabranilo.
Nemohu snesti, ably zivot ear
luv byl znicen, aneb ably do
sveho SIechetneho rodu uvedl
dobrodruzku. Proto pfichazim
k tobe Edito, abych ii SdeIil, ze
mas sokyni a ze lady Glenha-
NOVA byla by st t'astna, kdyby
jeji syn pojmul te ia manzel-
ku. Mas-li mad MIN nejaky vliv
a pak-li on jen dost malo Sc ii
kori, premluv jei, ably Sc VIDA
tG' poSetilosti a wal V uvahu
q
"Ucinim tax. Jak sc jme,
nuje zenstina ta.'
Lady Glenhamova neudals
jcji jmeno. Byla .velice zarmoJ
cena, iak Sc muzcS sama domy
sliti nepustila sc do obslr
nych podrobnosti. My 81 rozu
mime Edltho. Provdej sc ia lol
da Glenhama a ia jsem ocho
ten byti tebou V dbbrem pra
te,stvi a ucinim tie svou dedic
kou. Zdrzim Sc ma zamku Cliff
fu den nebo diva a lorda Glen
hama navStiyim Ultra. A nyni
an Sc pTipozdlya, obleknu Sc
ob6du. Sprace mi sdelil, IL
muj pokoj je neobydlen, nj
chal jsem tedy V mem Zatopi
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PRIME Sc

fRIJME Sc jeden pan ma
byt bczc stravy. Byt jest ~zari-
zcny Sc vSemi potfebami, take
kamna k vafeni jsou k pollziti.
Adresa sc sdeli y adm. t. |.
1T
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HLEDA Sc

HLEDA Sc starM rodina pro
osetroVani dobytka ia farme,
lstera Jest ien II mil od Squa-
ri. Haste sc V elsie 1862 Wash
ington Park Blvd. l-y
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spodniho prada, puncoch a Wy
bavniho zbozi pro >dospele
pro ditky, najdete kazdy den v
stfiznich obchodech "u Koude-
H." 4735 Broadway a 428S
Warner Rd. l-9
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kLeTA Dyld pIhNc pIopuScOho
cd sye dfivejsi PAM, ktera by
la hloupe stvoreni, blbym 0,
bli6ejem, tezkych pohybu, ne.
vzdelana, pouhe zvire, posled,
nj osobou, ktere by melo bytl
svereno slabe male dite. Ode
brali jste Sc pax do Pafize a
zde vrhli sc do viru rozkosi
kdetto mala Alba pod dozo-
rem f.amske zeny umirala,
Muj iednatel pro nj prijel - a.
le pozd6. Zemrela toho same
no dine. Vzdy mne strasilo po-
dezreni, re jsi to dite otravila." "
"Dedecku, jak m1zete mlu-
Wit takova slova Ike mne?" zvo-
lala lady TrevorOya yzpamato
yaysi sc re sve zbabele Ztrnu-
losti, jako by tezke BRINE bylo
s nj snato. "Vy mne obvinujete
u atrayeni me nevlastni Sc
stry?"
"Pravil jsem, re mne pode-
zreni strasilo, ale muslin te
sprostit toho zlocinu. Fran
couzsky umrtni list a vysetro-
vani, ktere 'jsem po prichodu
mrtvoly male Abby zde naridil,
dokazuji, re dite zemrelo ma
vyzilost. Ale proto nicmene We
rim, re ty jsi pficinou jeji smr-
ii. Ubohe male telo nebylo do
statecn6 ziveno. Zanedbala jsi
il, zachazela isl nj spatne a
z1myslne pricinovala isl Sc, by
zemfela, abys mohla zdediti
jeji jmeni!
"Krivdite mi, dedecku. Ma
macecha byla Ike mne velice
laskava. Kdyz kazdy ma mne
chladne pohlizel, ona hled6la
ziskati me lasky. Kdyz jsem
byla cd vas a meho otcc zavr-
zena pro muj posetily snatek
sc sir Albertem Trevorem ;
prosila ia mne, ac nadarmo. A
kdyz pax lezela nemocna ci-
ri zemi, poslala pro mne a lnu'
La Ike mne. Ona svefila sve dit6
me peel. Nikdy bych nebyia
mohla splatiti il jejl lasku ke
mne TAX hroznym zlocinem, 2
ktereho mne ted vinitc!"
"Byla jsi chuda. Sir Albert
Trevor byl zniceny neSlcchet.
nix a wal 81 tf len proto, ze
oCekaval re snatku tebou be
hatstvi. On byl spatny muz, da-
rebak a padouch. Ty jsi zd6di
la matcinu nevazanou povahu
Chran6na sir Albertem Trevo
rem mysiim, re bys byla schoT
na kazdeho zlocinu. SproSt vi
t6 ohyineni otrayeni dltete, al,
v6rim peyne, re jsi ukladala I
jeho zivot, ably Zdedila jeh'
jmeni a re pricina smrti ieii j,
II tvyeh dyeri a tveho nebozt
ka manzela !"
Lady Trevsrova zakryla S
rukama oblicej, ably nebylo n
mem videti znamku jeji viny.
Markyz odcScl ke vzdalcnf
mu oknu a zadiva'a sc Ma NOR
"A ma nem sc houpajici jachtl
Spatreni lady TraverovG pre
budilo V nem veskerou trpkos
davpo minulych dnu. Jcji kru
te zlociny rozpoutaly jeh
hney.Ale pojednou Sc utiSil 2.
vne a vratil sc X nj, S oblicei er
tax chladnym a tvrdym jak
mramor.
'Dost o minulosti,' prayi
"Spatreni tebe probudilo '
nlne vsechnu jedovatost. Nei
ami mono. abych ii byl ub III
Mas-li zilach svych krcv on
dobrodruzky, isl take ditctcl
mcho syna a mela bys miti II
chu jcho Slechctnc povah,
Zminila isl sc We SVEN dop
Sc, n6mz isl mnc zadala, ;
bych Ii doyolil navStivit zamc
Cliff, ze lord Glcnham stra'
tento meslc We SVEN loyeckei
zamku," dolal, obrativ nah
prcdmet hovoru. "llned po Oh
drzcni tVcho dopisu Zaslccl
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PRODAS Sc

FRODA Sc cukrovinkovy
obchod, dobre. SC vyplaceji-
CT, ktery Sc naleza V dobrem
cesk6m okoli. Jc to tcz sta
nice ruznych casppisu. Adre
Sd Sc sdeli V adm. t. listu. 1-3
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PRIJMOU Sc delnici prida-
vat k zednikhm. Haste Sc nd
praci V elsie 13107 Kinsman
Rd. lib
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PRIJME Sc

PRIJME Sc spolehlivy voz-
ka na rozyazeni uh]l. Haste
Sc Y elsie 6620 Union Ave, ?
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Sc JeJ jako same smrti. Co mann
clnltl? Ia Pulforda Sc nepro.
vdam, Provdam Sc "a lorda
Glenhama. Cd meho snatku {
leariem zavisi laska, prizen lol
da st. Leonardo vse, co mi
ma svete mile. Avsak, kdyby Sc
PuFord ma mne rozhneval, jest
$ to zniciti mne a privesti mne
d. zalafe.
Jak odpoylm Ultra Pulfordo
VI! Stojim mad strasnou propa-
sti, kde jeden falesny krok
znamena moji smrt.'
VIII.
Lovecky zamek Glenhamdv,
vzdalenN asi pet mil cd zamku
Cliff, jest malebny kamenny
dun velikych rozmeru, pri-
krou stfechou a vysokymiy ko-
miny, truni ma temeni vysoke-
no vrchu, q nehoz jest velkole
pa vyhlidka ma okolni hory, u
doll vzdalene more.
Je to opravdove orli hnlzdo,
skutecny "zamek We vzduchu"
stale hrube celovan prudkymi
horskymi v6try od more duji-
cimi a jest vice znam pode
jmenem "Vetrny zamek.'
Onoho Ultra, kdyz sc starry
markyz st. Leonards vydal ma
cestu do Vetrneho zamku, ale
mnohem casneji u rama, mlady
earl z Glenhamu sed6l u snlda
ne Sc svymi hostmi.
Celia spolecnost byla V love
ck6m obleku vyima Maldred
Craftona. VSichni byli V dobre
nalad6, nebot bylo krasne po-
casi a oni Sc tesiii ma dobry
'ov. NahonGi sc psy a rucnice-
mi cekali Yenku. Mladi pan
!pospisili 81 Sc snidani a zmizel
q jidelny. Earl, jejich hostitel
chtel ie prave nasledovati
ldyz byl zastaven Maldrcden
"Poprcj mi n6kolik minut
Glenhame," prayil jeho obli,
eel prozrazoval patrny nepo'
koi. "Chci ii neco zvlaStnihc
sdeliti.'
"Nuzc a. to jest?" tazal sc
hrab6 vlidne. "Neisi V lovec.
KEN ob.eku. Nepujdes ma low?
!, "Myslim re ne. DneSni ran
nj posta prinesla mi psani, kite
re mne vola do Londyna. Jsen
nucen odebrati sc tam ma n6kt
lik dni.'
Mlady lord posadil Sc do lie
nosky nezakryyaje sye prekva
peni.
V tydnu, ktery uplynNl OF
jeho odchoiu re Zorlice, sta
sc zam'klejSim a oci jeho pro
zrazovaly, re srdce neni kid
no. > ga q,
MlloVal Cccilii Rossc celol
vroucnoSti duse sve. Nikdy ne
mlloVal pred tim Y tuto laskl
vlozil veSkcrou nastradanou S
Ia sve mocpe a velkc povahy
Pospisil zpet do Anglie, alb.
promluvil sc svoji matkou; Il
vsak zprava jeho velice polek
la, domlouvala mu We sve hrd
sti a lasce k synu nazvala Ce
cilii dobrodruzkou. Matka
syn, iez 81 byvali drive vSin
rozeSli sc V mrzutosti, syn pr
hlasll. zc ME neotreSe jeho ro
hcdnuti ozeniti SC Sc slecno
Cecilii, predpokladaje, ze je
nezamitne. Syn pax yydal Sc q
skotskych hor a matka jeh
pSala lordu st. Leonardovi d
Vichy We Francii, prosic je
by sc Vratil do Angle a hled'
syna jciiho premluviti od ieh
. snatku. Lordoya uS,echtila 10
! yaha llSila SC velmi napadr
F. Cd potmesilc poyahy ieho V,
/: volcncho pfitclo. "Lituji, &c u;
+! Sc chceS iiti, sotva isme SCI
/: pfiSli, starry brachu," pray
| mlady lord.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-31
It WAS A GOOD
YEAR FOR OCALA
Not a Few improvements Made, but
Number More are
Necessary

When the year 1921 is ushered in
It midnight tonight the people of
Ocala have reason to be grateful that
the New Year will find the city in
generally good condition. During the
year ending there has been more
building, remodeling and repairing
than in many a previous year. The
city is crowded and as a result there
is an acute shortage of housing facili-
ties and store rooms, as contrasted
with the many vacant houses and
stores here in the spring of 1919.
Business during 1920 has been good
broken former records in the number
and volume of sales. While the New
Year finds business conditions thruout
the country in an unsettled and evolu-
tionary condition, Florida is named
among the three states in the Union
said to be in better condition than the
others.
The year 1921 will no doubt get
away to a slow start, but will pick
up and gain momentum rapidly. The
city will probably be able to start its
street paving program and the county
its road construction work 1t is be-
lieved that there will be an increase
in building activities during the COM
ing months. Building projects that
have been held up because of excessive
construction costs will get under way.
Business generally will be on a more
normal basis. The purchasing power
Ct the dollar is increasing as prices
fall, and there will be a balancing of
financial conditions.
Leading statisticians and financial
experts see better business ahead
| throughout the country. A betterment
Of foreign exchange is looked for
Florida will take big step forward
with the inauguration of new COVER
nor. This fact will in itself be far
reaching in its effects.
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Old Cats MAY
MOVE TO OCALA
Has Bought a Hundred Acres Near
the Industrial School and Is
Stocking 1t for a Farm

We heard the other day that Gov.
Cats had bought land near Ocala,
and inquired of the real estate men,
but either they did not know or were
modest, for they were very reticent.
We are informed, however, that the
gov. has bought hundred acres ad-
joining the state farm. and about
half a mile southwest Of the indus
trial school, and is stocking it with
the usual array 1t is good land and
il we'll tended will be very profitable.
We haven't heard that the governor
contemplated moving to Ocala but If
lie does and behaves himself he will
be we'll treated. He may even bring
his shotgun along, but had better be
q little conservative with his buck
shot.
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LIST Of LYNCHINGS
NOT So LONG
Records of Tuskegee Institute Show .
Reduction for the Year of
% Per Cent
(AssOciated Press)

Tuskegee, Dec. 31-Lynchings were
less numerous during 1920 than last
year. Tuskegee Institute records
show. Sixty-one persons, including
eight white man and one negro wom-
ar, were Iynched compared with SO
last year and "a in 1918.
The authorities prevented lynch
ings in So instances this year. of
which 46 were in the South. Armed
frees were used to repel mobs on Il
occasions. In four instances the mob
was fired upon, seven attackers killed
and 4 number wounded.
Lynchings by states for 1920 were
as follows: Georgia, 9; Mississippi,
Alabama and Florida, each; Mime
.cota, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Cal
ifornia, 3 each; Arkansas, Kansas, Il
Iinois, Kentucky. Missouri, Ohio,
South Carolina, Virginia and West
Virginia, ! each.
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FIFTY YEARS AFTER

Memphis, Dec 31-John w. West,
q, first engineer on the steamer Rob
ert E. Lee, when she won from the
steamer Natchez in the famous race
from New Orleans to st. Louis, on
the Mississippi river in 1870, died here
last night Mr. Wiest's work in re-
pairing a broken water pipe and stop
ping leak in the boilers during the
race was said to have made victory
possible for the Robert E. Lee. He
was the last surviving participant Of
the race.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-31
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Patrons
fGcSS

Ann era syears old, the
baby bale dance, ppil of solonoff,
.the- famous Russian tslet and ex-
jressiqs instructo- vii dance at the
|TadfBl Z theater. Mondasevening, Jan
.a,sfy srd, 1921. Just 5ter the first
fIpiisctnre show, at 8:45 olock. She has
danced before a great rany large au-
'diences in .he large tiles of the
South, and is a child yonder of the
cay. She will appear n four differ
ent costumes, and we vii guarantee
personally ttat she WI delight and
held the audience spelbound, from
start to finisl of the performance. The
program viii be a fary waltz. Span
ish dance, Russian ance, an Orient
al dance, jazz am other fancy
dances. Ar orchestra will play the
entire evening. Prize of admission
including var tax, viii be rs cents
downstairs nd so cents upstairs. 313t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-31
ONE OF HOOvER's LITTLE WAYS
Painlessly Extracts a Million for his
Hungry Children from Crowd
of New York's Rich People

New York, Dec. 31.-One thousand
of New York's men and women Of
wealth paid $1,000 or more each here
last night to sit at plain board table
and eat beef stew.
The banquet" was a testimonial
arranged by Herbert Hoover. chair
mar of the European relief council,
of Americas effort to succor the g.
500 0'O starving children of Europe.
The stew, accompanied by white
bread and a cup of cocoa, was the
same as served to starving children at
relief stations throughout Europe at
Cos, Of less than cent and half.
Gen. John J. Pershing, Mr.. Hoover,
John D. Rockefeller Jr., Mrs. August
Belmont and other notables carried
soup bowls and were first in line that
passed by army field kitchens to be
served. The servitors were young
society women.
Fritz Kreisler entertained the diners
with several violin solos.
A vacant chair, placed for the Gin
visible" guest of honor, the children
for whom Hoover's campaign for $780,
C00,000 was launched, stood at the
head of the speakers table.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-31

Mrs. Z. c. Bennett has returned
home from Jacksonville, where she
went several days ago to attend the
state convention Of the Mutual Life
Insurance Co. Of New York, and re-
ports q pleasant and beneficial trip.
Mrs. Bennett was the only lady pres
ent and was treated royalty by her
fellow workers, who complimented her
very highly on the big success that
she has met with since she took up
the life insurance business. Among
some Of the social festivities that
Mrs. Bennett attended while at this
convention was a theater party given
by Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Deering at
the Duval theater to witness and hear
Sophia Bressaleau. She was also a
guest at an elaborate banquet given
at the Hotel Mason.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1920-12-31
MUST Haze BEEN HOLES
IN THE BOTTLES

Lexingto, KY, Dec. 31.-Puzzled
Lprohibitionagents here are trying to
solve the Vstery of 40 cases of con-
fiscated wisky which proved to be
colored waar. The government seals
en- the, fiazs apparently have not
been tampced with and they show no
other sign of having been refilled
The liquors part of a large shipment
seized neaIhere last October en- route
from the Ipy distillery at Frankfort
to Shenanoah, Pa, removed from
bond, ayers say, on forged permits
An investigation will be made at the
Gistillery, is said.