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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-01-08

/, Roger Dodd, cashier Of the above
named bank, do solemnly swear that
the above statement is correct to the
best of my knowledge and belief.
Roger Dodd. Cashier.
Correct-Attest:
W. M. Palmer.
E. A. Osborne.
Subscribed and sworn to before me
this the 4th day of January, 1921.
E. F. Supple,
Notary SeaD Notary Public.
My commission expires March 18th,
1928.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Notions
Values Worth S1.75 to $z.z5

Collar Bands, for mems and
boys shirts. Regularly 1Oc. e.
Each ................
W0men's Sanitary Elastic 1O~
Belts; Csc and 35c values, ~
WOmen's Sanitary Aprons, 1Sc
we'll made; full size ...... S0S
Children's Hose sapporters.
pin-on style: good quality Isle
elastic; white only. Regu- e.
larly 10c pair ..........- "
Garter Elastic, black and COL
ors; thr quarter yard e.
squares w
White Bastfng COttons regu-
1arly SC spool. THREE e.
spOOIs for ................. w
Children's Underwaists. neatly
made. sizes Q to IL 12c
years ................. OS
Good Quality Sewing Silk, So
yard spools. Black and COL z.
QrS .............. w
Nickel Safety Pins, one dozen
on card: assorted sizes. TWO zr
cards for ~
Featherstitch Braid, white and
colors. Worth 10c and 15c e.
Snap Fasteners. regular M
sc kinds. FOUR cards for AOS
Darning Cotton, assorted styles
and kinds: regularly up to e.
&c ball. THREE balls for ~
Kirby Beard English Needles,
assorted sizes. Regular 10c e.
papers ............. w
Collar Buttonss one dozen 2~
on card ~................. w
Goldenbefg's-First Floor,
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Mems Clothing

8 Mems Black Rubber Coats,
with cord edge COL d. 0E
lar; sizes SO, ss, 40 sD3.y5
anu f-....
10 Young Mems Brown Her.
ringbone OvercOats, eavy~
ws'shsi Sslt: sixe1 all-a5ouna sc ss $40 *
81, 3s, SO. 40 and 42.
: IL Mems Heavy Corduroy
sizes 81, a. So. " S. 40 SZ.05
u Students Long Trousers
Suits. with two pairs trousers;
mostly in green and tan stripes:
:: e; s. ":ss; s. SO s:ssi asd $18.65
First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
s. to Sc Oxfords and
Pumps. $1.05 Pair

700 pairs of Womens Low
Shoes, Oxfords and Pumps, of
patent colt, black and brown kid
and dull feathers; high and low
heels; welted turn and Mckay
sewed soles; sizes in the lot
from 2H to J, but not in each
style.
4s pairs Women's Brown
Suede Strap Pumps, e h e r
Louis heels; sizes 8 d nE
to only. Regular sDL.SO
$500 values. .........
IS pairs children's
High Lace Shoes. dull O. az
leather; sizes 81: to O .SO
II. Worth $780,.
50 pairs of Children's Felt
Juliets, leather soles; ~
broken sizes from to /SC
II. Worth $1.25 pair.
Goldenbery' 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Mems Furnishings

Mems Nightrobes, of domet
mostly all sizes in the lot; good
heavy quality: only 9
@ seconds o Of $50 M and Sl.lO
$500 values ........
Mems Bath Slippers, of
blanket cloth: carpet IN
soles. edged with velvet YC
bindings. Worth 81 pair.
Mems Underwear, medium,
and heavy weight; Springtex,
Bristol Mills and other high
grade makes; cotton merino.
ribbed cotton and wo-sted finish;
some slightly imperfect; mostly
all sizes in the lot. e.
Values worth up to OOC
Sl.2o ..... ..........
Mems Coat Sweaters, wool
and worsted mixtures: shawl
collar and V-neck style; chain
knit, shaker knit and cardigan
weaves and ropestitch odds and
ends of. high-grade makes. In
oxford gray. ma
room, navy and O. ~
brown. Values worth sD4.Zy
$500 to S9.9S .......
Mems Work Shirts, of fine
quality blue chambray; slightly
shaded; collar attached; <n
full-cut sizes. Worth O9C
Sl.ou
Mems Union Suits, medium
weight ribbed cotton: ecru. white
and peeler collar; closed crotch;
long sleeves: perfect on
quality: regular sizes. OSC
Worth S1.25 ...........
Mems Union Suits, heavy
weight ribbed wool mixed and
worsted mixed: gray color:
y Yin 5nperfess. feet woTth Sl.55
$500 and $3.50......
Mems Work Gloves and
Gauntlets, of hogskin. muleskin
and horse hose: sala- ZE
mander waterproof OOC
palms. Worth S1.00 pair.
Mems Fiber Silk Half Hose,
black and plain colors; full
seamless; high-spliced heel, dou-
BILE reinforced sole and a.
toe; irregular weaves of ZSC
59c and 65c values. .....
Mems Wool Mixed Under
wear, heavy weight; natural gray
color; perfect quality; Bradford
and lockwood makes; shirts
and drawers, in bro o. ~
ken sizes. Worth ID .~
S1.75 and $500. y,
Goldsnberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
81 and S. Tapestry Por=
there's and Couch
Covers. ST or Each

Heavy-weight Armure and
Mercerized Tapestry Portieres,
40 to so inches wide: many can
be matched into pairs: colorings
OF green. rose. blue and brown:
some with fringed ends; also
oriental figured and striped
Souch Covers, SO to SO inches
Wiae, some a trifie. short Of regu-
lation length.
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Stationery

Crepe Paper, broken assort-
nent of colors; regularly =.
10c rolls ................ OS
COmm0nweAlth Lawn Station.
cry, white and colors; as
sorted shapes; regularly D.
wv IVA wv
Gem Fountain Pens. En-.
regularly $1.00 each. O1S
Dry Msicilage or Sfickelene. e
regular 10c size. DC
Lead Pencils, hexagon shapes:
regularly Sc each. THREE e
GoldenberE's-Fifst Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
S. and S. Lace Curtains
S2.65 Pair

Fine-grade Lace Curtains, OF
which we have one to five pairs
alike: white, ivory and ecru
colors; choice of Nottingham,
Scotch or Filet Weave and Cable
Nets; 2lA and yards long, 40
to so inches wide: plain, novelty
or heavy worked designs.
Fourth Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
White and Wash Goods

19c and 2Sc White Goods
Remnants of White Goods,
including 36-inch white pajama
checks, 36-inch longcloth, 36-fnch
good, useful lengths.
39c and SOC White and Wash
Goods - Remnants of 40 inch
white voile, 36-inch white nov-
city voiles, 27-inch white pop
Inns, 36-inch white linen and
iongcloth and nainsook, 35-inch
silk and cotton crepe de chine,
35-inch colored beach cloth, 81,
inch yarn mercerized poplin, 80
inch silk and cotton dotted
chiffon silks, 44-inch colored or
CANDY, 4i-inch plain co1ored
,oiles: in good useful a.
lengths for all pur- ZSC
poses
GpldenberH's-Cirst Floor,
Evening star., 1921-11-09
;Corsets and Brassieres

and white coutil; long hip mod
els: we'll boned; also fancy top
less models: mostly all nE
sizes; values worth to VOC
$1.50 ................
Brassieres, of white batiste,
pretty embroidery trimmed mod
makes: ma s:Saii' ali eizes; sG regu- 44C
1arly 5sS each. ..........
First Floor,
Evening star., 1921-11-09
JeWelry Remnants

Regular 25c and SOC Jewelry-
Odds and ends Of jewelry. in
cluding Necklaces, Brooches,
Bar Pins, Earrings, Pin Sets,
Cuff Links, Hat Pins, 1E
etc: many pretty de- 0C
signs. EACH.
SOC Vanity Cases-Silver
plated Vanity Cases. %
pretty embossed de- c0cOC
signs Each. h............
Goldenberg '-First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
HandkerchiefS

1ZI1c and ISC 1andkerChIefS-
Women'S Embroidered Corner
Lawn and Dimity Hand
kerchiefs, also cord ed -
lawns. in white and COL &c
ored effects. .............
12L.c to 19c Handkerchiefs-
Mems White Hemstitched Border
Handkerchiefs, fine quality soft
linen finish grade; some q
slightly mussed or soiled &C
from display ............
Goldsnberg's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Knit Underwear

Women's z9c BIoomers-Odd
lot of Women's Knit r0.
ted Bloomers and Vests, Ur
broken sizes. Each. ~
Infants Bands-Part-
Wool Bands, size two 80
years only. Values AC
worth to 39c each. NV
Children's Csc underwear
Separate garments, white f1eeced
cotton; shirts with high neck and
long sleeves, ankle ~
pants; sizes 10 and IL SIC
years only ..... WV
WOmen's Soc Union Suifs-
Odd lot lightweight Union Suits.
low neck and sleeve a.
less; tight knee: broken .SAC
sizes wv
Women's Sl.89 Union Suits
Odd lot of Silk Top Union Suits
low neck and sleeve
less: ankle Lengths; ~
only six suits in the /OC
Goidenberg '-First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
SOC Knitting Worsted
,30c Hank

st A nd ard Brand Knitting
Worsted, good assortment of
wanted colors,, for sweaters,
tams and scarfs: full three and
three-quarter ounce hanks. Only
400 hanks in the lot.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Wonen's Aprons

Kitchen Aprons. OF fne grade
gingham, in assorted
blue checks; made with 10~
large pockets, regularly OYC
59c each. ...............
Extra Size Navy Blue Bunga-
low Aprons, fast colors; open
front and slip-on
models; prettily tEim- O. 0E
med. well m d e. . 10
Regularly $3.50.
Third Floor,
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Women's Dresses, Suits
Coats and Skirts

33 Women's and Misses Silk
Dresses. of canton crepe and
satin, in beaded, embroidered and
xsrtR sss sss.eo to X13.75
IL Women's and Misses New
Fall Suits, of tricotine and vel
our; tailored and
'st%%:s So4sR $3.50. s;y!ss; :ss:s5 Sl5.75
and $32.50-.......
I9 WOmen's Cloth Coats, of
bolivia, velour and novelty coat
ings: some fur 90 0E
trimmed; values sD
worth to s27.50...
FL Stylish Stout Dresses, of
satin and tricotine and crepe de
chine; embroidered. braid trim
med and tailored N1n M
II Women's and Misses Cloth
Skirts, of French and mannish
serge: tailored. plated and em-
broidered styles; "a nE
values worth $500, OZ.SO
$500 and $500.
Goldenberx's-Secoud Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Won1en's SOC Bloomers

OSC -
Small lot of Women's Pink
B1oomers, reinforc neat
stitched ruffles. Full cut and well
made.
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
CSC
Children's Apparel

SnlIuFcn s Apparel
36 Jersey Leggins, in gray,
black. navy blue and
brown; button hip and no
knee: broken sizes. VOC
Worth $3.50 ..
Small Lot of Little Tots
navy blue: gray and .1yC
tan. Regularly Soc.
S AlI-wool Dark Blue Coats,
pockets: inst s,zsS warm lin, lin CT Ak
g.. Regularly 5000.
IS Play Rompers, heavy mate
rials, fine stripes. with
blue collar and belt; ~
broken sizes Reg s0yC
Small Lot of Colored- Yoke
Dresses, for babies:
pink and blue checks: ~
full skirts. Regularly ZSC
oec ....l l............
Small Lot of ChiIdren's
BloOmerS, of white mus ~
lin; elastic waist and s1yC
knee. Regularly soc p>ir
Little Girls Wool Scarf Sets,
guaranteed pure wool; in brown
and blue: finished % no
with fringe. Reg 0L.y0
ularly S3.sS ......
Chi!dren's Sleeping Garments,
of flannelette, heavy grade, in
assorted stripes; with and with
out feet; double stitched; 1n
sizes 2 to 10 years. Reg YC
ular s1.00 values.
Little Girls BroadcIoth Coats,
in tan and blue; yoke models,
with shocked back and front;
to to 9 years. Regularly sD/.SU
SS.oV
Lot of Little Tots Coats, OF
dark cloth. also of gray and
blue chinchilla; o. no
broken sizes. Reg va
ularly $500 and $79S
Goldenberx's-Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Silk Remnants

Remnants Of 55-inct Colored Satin
Messaline, 55-inch Colored Chiffon Tai
feta, 55-inch Colored Dress Satin, Ss-inch
Stripe Satin, 55-inch Plaid Louisene, S5-
inch Fancy Weave Dress Silks, 4O-inch
Colored Crepe de. Chine, 40-inch Sport
Silks, etc. Good assortment of colors
and desirable lengths for waists, dresses,
etc.
Goldenberg's-First Floor
Evening star., 1921-11-09

66xs0 and 70xS0 Heavyweight
Part-wool Blankets, white with
pink or blue borders. as well as
plaids Of blue. pink, tan and
gray; because Of an uneven bor-
der or tiny oil spot these blan.
kets are quoted at this low price.
Fourth Floor,
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Hosiery

AAVSASly
WOmen's Fiber Silk Hose,
black and white; some fiber silk
all the way UP, including garter
top, others with cotton garter
tops: mock seam back; ~
slight seconds Of SOC 9vC
values ................
Women's Fiber Silk
Boot Hose, in black ~
only; seconds of SOC Z9C
values ....-............
Lot of Wonsen's Black Cotton
Hose, medium weight; also a few
mercerized cordovan hose; some.
with scanned back, other.
seamless; slight i'm -
projections. Worth 25c IC
pair. At ...........
Women's Sport Hose, silk and
wool, in two toned effects;
scanned back; all o. ~
sizes; irregular n ~
weaves Of So values. .
Ch'ldren's Fine Ribbed Hose,
in black. and white; to-
broken sizes: slight INC
seconds of. 25c values,
GoldsnbsrE' 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Umbrellas

Up to 500 UmbreIIas-Mens
and wornen's Umbrellas, good
ality rainproof
taffeta covers; as ~ aAS
sorted handles ....
Chifdren's UnibrelIaS-lmita-
ton ivory handles and rings;
good quality. rain .-
proof covers; values q ~
worth up to $500 D 10y
each
Regular $500. Umbrella
women's Colored and Black SILK
Umbrellas, good quality silk tat
feta. in green, blue and black:
ebonirie and fancy
handles. with rings, @ az
in ivory and baka- spO.yO
lite effects ......
ooldsnbers's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
81 and .$z.25 Diaper
Cloth. S1.50 Piece

60 pieces Of Diaper Cloth, q
and 80 inch widths; sealed sani-.
tary cartons containing full ten
yards. First quality. Only a
limited quantity.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Furniture

Two Bungalow Beds, 5-it.
size, square post;
ISL X e'e ularIy Sll.OO
-Four White Enamel Beds,
4X6-ft. size: two-inch continuous
posts; warehouse
samples. slightly Nn 1E
marred. r. ularly sOy./O
Two Cot Mat @ nE
tresses, all cotton. spOsSC
Regularly $3.50. 0....
Three Simmons
All felt Mattresses, rn np
Sxs-ft. size. Regu- Dv.yO
larly $500. .........
Two 60-inch davenport
Tables, mahogany
ssss' :'s';s' hsssEss'1 e E s : $24.5O
Five Odd Toilet Tables, left
from suites; triplicate wing mir
ror; not in good
::ss!:,5s: ::ss!;!i2 e IS ss s'!s s $1o.75
and S4o ........
Three Haywood Wakefield
Co.'s Go-Carts. wood body;
white enamel fin
ish. Floor sam Nr RI
pies. Regularly nj 49u
Sa9 .............
Four SfrOllers, Lloyd fiber
and reed; floor SAM
pies. Sold regular IN AH
iy !, "a at $500 and spY.YO
$500 -.............
" J Odd Bedroom Chairs, cane
or upholstered seat: mahogany
and ivory finish. d. M
Regularly sn $500 and spO.UU
Golde-berg's Furniture store-"Across
the Street."
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Ribbon Remnants

Remnant lots of high-srade
ribbons reduced for quick selling
tomorrow. 4 large assortment
OF styles, colors and widths, for
all purposes.
Regular &c value at 4I.c.
Regular 14c value at 7c.
Regular zoc value at 19c.
Regular SIC value at Soc.
Regular 75c value at 4oc.
First oor.
Evening star., 1921-11-09

39c Table OilcI0th
22c Yard
Remnants of 5-uuarter Table
Oilcloth. plain white and tilinG
effects. Worth 39c yard regularly.
Friday at &c.
First Floor-Domestic Dent,
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Up to SOC Woinen's
Belts, 1Zc q.

women's Patent Leather and
Novelty Belts, black and colors;
values worth up to soc each.
Goldenbery' 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
FlanneIs and D0mestics

l5c and z0c Uuling f'ianneis--
Remnants of 2i-inch Outing
Planners, neat colored stripes.
also remnants of 27-in. Bleached
Shaker Flannel, extra 1l1
heavy, double fleeced 3C
quality. Yard ......
29c and 39c Dress Ginghams-
Remnants of 32-inch Dre
Ginghams. in plaids. checks,
stripes and plain colors, also 81
inch Peggy Cloth, .36-inch" Shirt
ing Madras, S:-inch ~
Shaker Flannel. etc; lSC
good. useful lengths. id.
l8c Percales-Remnants of So
inch Percales, light grounds, in
checks. stripes, dots and neat
figures; fine close 101
woven grade. in use IZ3C
full lengths. Yard.
I5c and 18c Dress GinghaHs-
Remnants of 27-inch Dress Cling
hams. Chambray and 49,
Apron G:nghams; fast lC
colors. Yard ..........
Goldenbsrg 's-First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Housewares

HOUSEWARES
Lot of Plated Tableware. in
cluding teaspoons, table z
spoons, forks, assorted DC
neat designs. Each piece.
Lot of Tin Bread Boxes,
white japanned; roll top 49,
style: slightly marred LSC
from handling .........
Aluminium Cooking Kettles,
about tive-Guart trade ~
size: slightly marred. SC
Choice
Lot of Gray Enameled to-
Round Covered Roast T1~
ing Pans
Lot of Steel Butcher ~
knives, assorted styles L ~
and sizes. Choice. .....
Basement.
Evening star., 1921-11-09

$3.50 Brushed Wool
Scarfs, $3.9S
Lot Of Heavy Brushed Wool
Scarfs, in brown, buff, gray, navy
and black, finished with deep
fringe and pockets.
Third Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
15c and 18c Cottons
lie Yard

Remnants of ss-inch Bleached
from 2sto s yards. Heavy. close
woven; grades.
0oldeHbsrg's-Fint Tlaor.
Evening star., 1921-11-09

l9c Toweling 12Hc
'e0 yards of Union Linen and
Linen -nnlsh Crash Toweling,
neat blue border; absorbent
grade for roller or tea towels.
First Floor.
Evening star., 1921-11-09
Will HOLD OUR REGULAR WEEKLY

Toilet Goods
soc and 75c Hairbrushes-
Good quality bristles, ebony, ma
hogany. foXwood and ~
olivewood backs: as :1SC
sorted styles and shapes.
Up to $l50 Mirrors-Hand
mirrors. oval, round and bonnet
shapes, ebony effect; IN
good quality bevel "C
glass
2Sc Peerless Vanish 49,
ing Cream, jar. i ~
Carlton Bath Tablets
Large round cakes, ~
regularly 20c; THREE Z9C
1Or
10c Nail Files-Flex- e.
.ible steel. DC
Goldenbers' Floor.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-05-30

this region. It is about the size of III
elephant. The most common fossil
mammal in the bad lands of Nebraska7is
the Oredon,-an herbiviorus animal
about the size Of the domestic sheep.
AS many as eight or ten skulls Of the
Oredon have been found frequently in
a space no larger than the floor of an
ordinary room.
These Once Lived Here.
1t has been discovered here by scien-
fists that America is the home of the
rhinOcerOs, the camel, as we'll as that
Of the horse and many other animals
now to he found only in foreign coun-
tries or not all. Mr.. Cook says that
Nebraska is the home Of the rhinocero.
sis and their wanderings led them into
other parts of the world. At Agate.
their bones and skulls occur in heaps.
He says they became extinct in Neb-
raska at the close Of plicOcene-half
million years ago.
The fossils collected from the bone
beds at Agate Springs Ranch are entire
~ mammalian. Only few of these.
however, attract general attention, such
as titanotheres, oredon, rhinOcerosis,
horses, hogs, bovine, mastodons, man.
moths, camels, deer and carnivores.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-05-30
Trained Biologists and Pale
ontologists of the World
Hunting" in
Nebraska.
i'm BIG BONE QUARRY
Said to be Biggest Pre-His-
toric Quarry in the
World.
(By The Associated Press.)

Agate, Neb, May 2S.-The annual
big game hunt of trained biologists and
paleontologists of the world is under
way at the Agate Springs ranch near
here Instead of using high powered
rifles to bag their game, these expert
hunters of rhinorcerosis, mastOdons,
camel and deer use pick and shovel.
The animals sought are not live ones.
but are the bones of prehistoric earth
travellers of million or so years ago.
The Agate Springs Ranch. owned by
Captain james III. Cook, extends along
the Niobrara river for ten miles In
Sioux county and is about twenty-five
miles southeast of Harrison. On 1t ia
located in what is said to be the greatest
prehistoric bone quarry in the world.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-05-30
Many Entrants IN
Corn Yield Contest

Ames, Iowa, May %, Especial. )-One
hundred and two entrants are taking
part In the second annual corn yield
contest conducted by the Iowa Corn and
Small Grain Growers association, ac-
cording to Joe l.. Robinson. OF Iowa
State college, secretary Of the associa-
ton. This entry list is. under present
conditions, considered unusually large
and representative.
The purpose Of the corn yield con-
test, according to Mr.. Robinson, Is to
determine and locate the highest yield
ing strains Of corn in the state and the
middle west This can only be accom-
plished by bringing together representa-
tive seed of large number OF varieties
and strains and to grow them side by
side for period of years. All states
were, Tor the first time, invited to com
pete in the contest.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-05-30

Since its discovery 30 years ago per-
sons interested in the study OF fossil
remains have been making explorations.
During the coming season, the quarries
will be worked by the United States
National Museum, Smithsonian Institu-
ton, under the direction of ]. w. Gid
ley, and others. The American Museum
of New York will have the usual party
here taking what they desire but con.
tinuing the search for Dinohyus-an
ancestral hog about the size Of the OK
in height and weight. A fine skeleton
Of the Dinohyus was secured in 1904
l,y the Moril Geological Expedition. 1t
stood nearly seven feet in height.
Once Water Hole.
In prehistoric times, the place now
called Agate Springs Ranch is believed
by some to have been water hole,
similar to the modern African water
holes where at times great herds of
animals gathered to drink. Other
scientists believe the place to have been
once lake and that carcases drifted
to this spot and their bones dropped.
Captain Harold l. Cook, son OF the
owner of the ranch and consulting engi-
neer, says it seems more probable that
the bone bed is the result of great
eddy in cove along the shore line of
mn immense river. The carcases of
various herds and individuals are be-
lieved to have been picked up by the
moving water and lodged in the cover
This, he believes would account for the
partial segregation Of types as we'll as
the miscellaneous mixture Of animals
found in the quarries.
The TitanOtherium, or giant beast, is
The largest animals bones to be found in
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-05-30
SUBMIT RECORDS
u. s. ATHLETES
TO CONFERENCE

New York, May 2S.-ClOse to 40
worlds athletic and swimming records
made in the United States since 1914
will be submitted to the International
Athletic and Swimming declarations at
conferences to be held at Geneva,
Switzerland, during the next few days.
While a majority of these records have
been made by American athletes, few
were established by Canadian, English
and other visiting competitors. Tie
list also includes the figures made by
United States competitors at the Olym
pic Games held at Antwerp last sum.
mer.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1921-05-30
Change Dates of Fly
Casting Tournament
(By The Associated Press. }

Portland, Ore, May 2S.-The ma
tiOnal fly casting tournament which
was to have been held here Sept. 1-3
will be held, instead, Aug. 5000, the
change in dates having been made at
the suggestion Of F. ]. Lane, Chicago,
national secretary of the International
Bait and Fly Casting association. The
reason for holding the tournament
earlier was that most Of the men who
were expected to attend had planned
to have their vacations in August.
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TO
court JUSTICE
President Philippine Senate
Apologies for Criticism
Court Justice
Johnson.
NO HARD FEELING
~ HARD FEELING
Thought Johnson Arranged
Administration Ex-
Governor General.
(By The Associated Press.)

Manila. p. L., April "a, Correspond
e,ce of The Associated Press.)-
Apology to Supreme Court Justice Elias
Finley Johnson was voiced today by
President Manuel QueZon of the Philip
pine senate for criticisms of the jurist
Ia st December on the floor Of the terri
torial senate. President QuezOn, III
speeches, criticised Judge Johnson for
what Quezon considered an arraignment
Nv Johnson of the administration Of
former governor general, Francis Bur-
ton Harrison. 1t was statement the
jurist made just prior to his departure
for the United States last November.
Quezon had also attacked Judge john
son for decisions rendered several years
ago, one of which involved an act OF
former Governor General Probes in de-
porting lawless Chinese.
In apology, President Quezon today
said:
II regret having criticised you for
giving out that statement: that in so
criticising you. did it in belief that you
meant to attack the administration OF
Governor Harrison by charging it with
partially in favoring the Nationalist
party in disregard to material prosper
iiy of the country. / gladly withdraw
what / said about you, and l wish to
add that l have nothing personal
against you, you always have been very
kind to me. in fact l have every reason
tC he friendly with you. as indeed l am
when criticised you, ] did so be-
cause felt it my duty as public officer
to express publicly my disappointment
over what considered wrong attitude
on the part Of high official of the gov
ment, but after hearing what you had to
say, l gladly offer you my apology