The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-07-15

10 much good for the city. Men
VINO can should put their sbon,aa.
70 the wheel in assisting the c,,,s
wfsch is bringing untold publicity ~
the city. =
Inc following is an interview he.
tween Mr. Earman. a dyed-in-the-wo,.l
sportsman, and President o NJ -.
mlcnaeA Of the baseban ASSOCIATION
MI Earman-I am honored what
40 you DULLES want?
Carmichael One hundred homes for
baseball.
MI, Earman-Goly, Martin. How
are the church gang comine2
Carmichael-Not coming strong
i've dollars is the biggest donation
from them, exce9 Postmaster lena
Clarke, who came across with Sos
and a sweet letter.
Mr. Earman-But have Won seen
"a Showers and Deacon Smith Of ia
congregational church, Both arc az
sremely rich men and have cot money
that IS mus-y from being on storage
II they don't come through come
around here and I'll call around with
you and see them. Go see LoQis Hefs.
Ter. He is strong on Sunday enforce
ment. He should encourage the bovs
wnen they are attempting to 90
the right thing, because they have to.
90 to see Charnelle Hightower Sun
nlers- ChameI1e is an itfaerana Ne
thodiss preacher and has been one
Tor 80 years. He's a good scout.
Touch him up for twenty-five. Tell
MIN TO work on the brethren an4
he'll do it. What about brother
George Hatch?
Carmichael-He has given twenty
lars and has promised ten more if
We play win bah.
Mr.. Earman-Gee. whiz, He ought
TO give thousand dollars. / would
rather have his business han the
United States mint. How abou- lit
]. B. Mcdonald?
Carmiheael-He has given twenty
tive dollars this year. 4hfnk he gaze
fff V last year He told me last wear
he would give twice tnat much if wa
wouldn't play Sunday bali.
Mr.. Earman-He makes more
money than anv cher real estate man
in the world He's got L. H. Green
skinned forty-seven WAYS for Sunday.
He could give Won FIVE thousand ana
never miss it. How about VIII Dyer?
Dyer?
CarmichaeI-Who IS VIII Dyer?
Mr. Earman-Why. VIII Dyer is
one Of the richest men in West Palm
Beach. He had wha' was known as
q bunch of real esta-e junk and the
town not only htat around it but al
over it. Somebody told me rhe cher
day he had a million dollars worth Of
liberty bonds.
Carmichael-We would be glad to
take a Liberty bond.
Mr. Earman-TeM him to give. yea
one for a hundred dollars. How
about brother Ewing Graham?
Carmichael Who is Ewing Ora
nam?
Mr.. Earnan-The bes1 old sport I
n the world, but don't play SUNDAY |
He viii give you hundred /
% a suggestion He's the richest man
n this burgh. How much did En-. /
Anthony come across?
Carmichael The store has given /
s125e for four months-sI00 for the
season
Mr.. Earman-Tel SHIN TO dig an
Dther hundred. Tell him all the fans
wear red neckties. He's oVerstocked
On them. How about Wallace Ma
gers?
CarmichaeHWe haven't seen him.
Mr.. Earman-He's good old scout
and generous TO a fault Touch him
up. How much did our honorable
mayor come across?
arnichae-Five bones.
Mr.. Well, I'll be blowed
II thought he was baseball nut. Go
after him, boys Miss Pearl Dutch
came in my office and got five dollars
before the Sunday baseball was dis
continued. When Bob Oliver announc-
ed no more games on Sunday she
came in and demanded sMenty more.
which was forked over Now, here
is SIS more. which viii make total
OF 500 Good baseball is substan-
tfaI benefit to the city and ] viii do
nv part all the time.
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