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QUESTIONS AND busvFpe

Any reader can 60 ths answer .t
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tor, washington o. TnIa 9Trr $50
strlctl{ r nfqrma'lor Ihe hurraa
az ananslai rs,,s,s ani., M .gsi
settle domeefIe troubles ror .rfsr
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~ repIlss sIs .sH,D 5irsd, o,-s
p Ho-v many ren .he
states Navy re rrnrf' ~
r-rorf bearing rht
far' fraf rfrrr trr rsr
about '1 ret rrt r. .rtrF .rt
during tha ar' 49, rrt
ahnu' f0 par art rr -rIvfrf
y why sr' f,ro played ~ .Fr.
CarIo7 ~ ~
Il Th~ gambling ~ .fr~to ,s-f
fa'r and et-r irh'far~ar1 t ~ rar
are rTrrfd svrruf thrar n rftN
II an .knoviadgad .errrrfasa
IN mn ha0s rn.rr ra
v7ntage tn rora-t r-ra srF
y Wna' tpa .r Yressufa
height III 1G0 faef
"a The fI@ologicaT Survey savu
ne nv pressure ~ bon f.ef
rani II vha' p ~ 4aa .at
from NJ f' '7 pounds ar Iuaf.
p What r4ovarnn.snf - .u sse-r
IN Da~hen7 f.
a The rserha aiota..an .r
says 'hsf fha proper rame ~ .s
is Da~an n arEa f
former German frontier .t..ra
( zeoho-SiovssiA. and contains
tnm house.
2. When wss 80 uong ltue
Rooney" published
a. he song vas published - r.l
=. What me Ter suitn ..n.tF
ths United states "
"a. u has neen estimated rv -.r
sral Reserve Roard mar rs -rrt.,a
y 1920. the distribution ~ nlonre
country outside ~ fHe amount raH
me treasury and rho Fadara .t4t
vas S5l.Os usr capita. rhia u
general stock ~ money rs .bo osr,
IN september AZ g. 39- asoslo
amount held in mo Trrasurv af t4.
tSs.2T-. fhs amount being arld
ederai Reserve Ranks AZ t1.03f.sItl
and the amount held outside hoaa
ernmsBt agencies al s5.s-aGzI sos
=. Who offered prayer when .re
srims .anded r mis- country
a. Elder William brewster .d
Pilgrims .1 -rtssr uon .Heir g.
.nE IN me tfassachupetts coast
IL - eutris "a genuine r ar
an imitation 80 beaver
N. NGtria s me .rade name sea
the fIr 'rs south American
= = nearly aided t1 10 beaver. .or..
what smaller ana N.th -aGlke i.
r e duH brown. sIth sras .sh u4z..,
and bright rel ncis0rs tha laair
are very aign. lilowinE q 20 hrea a.
with on.y me I'D ~ ne nose a..
kater When che reavsT became sca
0utr!a vas n great demand Cor maA
hats. and the coypua vers noarY
terminated.
=. Under what rule is q nan rIaa1
as a professional athlete r. w.
q. s. man Is clasaed a. a prufesG.t
athlete whe>~ ne accepts money
participating IN any sport
.. why Is M American ioiar 80
more than The Mexican dollar H.
N. The American silver dollar e 81
more than the Mexican silver dollar
cause II 's redeemahie lt ts face a
ard Is backed ~ gold -h, rn
states Treasury The Mexican IolI
il worth 1r.y - D4ulon value
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22
TRUTH Is STRANGER.

who denies that truth is stranger
than fiction?
Let him come to the Judgment bar
and prove his case in the face Of daily
testimony. shown in the form Of news
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22

stratlon nf tho inefipieney rf otir dis
trfbution methodas--pittmbufg Dispatch.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-03-22

Bobby ! see your music teacher
coming. Have YOU washed your face and
hands," "Yes'm." And your ears?''
We'll. ma, ] washed the one that will be
next TO her Boston Transcript.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-25
Take 2 From Pirates

Lewis horses have taken all five OF
the Illinois firsts.
Mass OF Gold took fret In the
gclding class. Joffro first In the
roadster class ana fret in the s'an.
dard bred brecdir> class, Admiral
King first In the stallion flve-Vai,ed
saddle breeding class. AdclaidH Ge-
nee first In the flve-gditcd mare
breeding Clas.
The horses will be taken TO the
Kentucky fair at Louisville follow
ing the Illinois fair. Lewis left last
night for Springfield and expects TO
return Friday Of this week.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-25
The First Mdde-in-TuL
Franklin Farnum Photo
play at RialtO Next Smdg

The first OF a series Of master
screen pictures TO be made In Tulsa
will have its premier showing at
tho Rialto theatcr sunday when rh'
W. NJ. smith Productions. lncr VINO
have their local studio here ON the
Sand springs line, will present
Franklyn Farnum Ia a super -pictur-
l2atton of the famous Peoples Mag
azine story. The white Masks by
T.. II. Corr.
\ new movement Is envclopins
the south, a movement neces5itated
hy the rtactionary trend of Condl-
tions which works TO tho detriment
of the law-thc ku-kluX khan
directs the attention in the name Of
community law.
As never before patriotic and pub
lic-splrited men are behind these or
ganizatious, secret societies formed
for the purpose of dealing punish
ment to the lawbreaker and degen-
crate. All OF which recalls the days
Of the old west, when the ku-kluN
Khan was personified In the typical
sheriffs posse and the vigilantes.
But the modern and frontier courts
Of the community differ in this
principle violence, quick and ter
rible, was the keynote Of the earlier
days.
The vigilantes play a principal
role in THE white Masks" the
thrilling western drama by +. II.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-25
BASEBALL IS QUESTIONED
Chicago Tribune To turail Ba~b,r,
for Amateur Sports

CHICAGO. Aug. 2t- Dec.,,,.
that an active doubt existed n,
the value of profcssioua. .3scha,
American life, the Ch.,ag. Trib'.uu
today announced on r. r.itt-t.,
page that It had curtalsf rg b,'a
ball reports In favor ~ o.har sp5-.,
particularly amateur games.
1.-TWO or three hours .r t.,
park do not take ar,tru. ..s ~.
waist line ot the spectator ~ ~,
anything 20 chest moas.-.r.,,, ,
the editorial says.
Amateur sports s.'4 .r r..
ducc the ability ~ ur.,.s...,,'
sports, but they produce sound ..I
Ecnry." ''
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-25
ADAMS, COOPER
HAMMERED HARD
Pittsburgh Aces Fail to
Hold n. Y; Cards,
Cubs and Phils Win

NEW YORK. Aus. a. New YORK DO
featcd ri'tsbItgn -wtoc today. 10 ~ 2
ami ~ d. and reduced tho Pirates load
iu 'hH prnrsrf RICO ip fivn and hair
games IUlftbeflso thousand spectators
tho largest weekday crowd uf the sea
aIu wi. uesHst tn, games.
Ir iho frs' game the Giants broke
Adams winning s'rosk VI nine straight
NI,f"rIUs while S"Lf defeated II'fsburEh
fIf inr fffu time tuis season. KelIy made
h.s tW,ufs SECOND home run ~ tho sca.
son. lu the second Coutert Douglas held
Pittsburgh - five scattered hts.
EtrIr ffs' game.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-25
M'GINNIS' ERRORS
FATAL TO TULSA
Pructt and Pott in Mound
Duel; Witches Down
Bluffs in Pair

uI' upI.Ea. Aug 20 .N,Gir-
UIH failure zoo .uU o. throw from
fhn ouintld Ir tuo t,ufu inning
.En. DIuuuuf unI lthsuo had
..lEI,I .I.. I1.H Nuir'a fht Wlr.
ming run iu a. TO victory over
Tu' u today
1l, urur. combined with tho
rwo hits. IUYkp % o. 80 tie aud end
81 % Ir,ify uIt.h,fg duol L,two,u
two .,Rhaud,rs. pruit ~ no on.
,I. and Iufi ur 'nu soost,rs
IU,rr WAS u"Iu tp .huoac be
tween thu 'uu ,,.,pi ihaI pou had
pr nI.nu'ur. lu that hiH control
Hu l'fi.r Tu, ol..r allowed sik
iIiG mo- two Boz tu inning uUuI tho
lrWt and Port rlNr only aoVou
blows Hnnl'rrod uuo to- H frame.
bur 'f iutH' ruH a. luafN wHlIup by
trJHruIH over ihu ,'ufrrN'lI frrcy
u tH, f'tu uud nutc the visitors
'ho,r ouy olruod run
i.,cu-Hhlc rrur.
An oN.usau.n error hy Rhyme
paved 'h' way for tho urs' DIlor
frl. iu tho fourth. the mI.piny glv.
ur Davis % uf' llo took third on
Ep"IIWtn.H .H H.ufln to DDuturti'ld and
.uIrI while .p'lIunu was being
forced ut second ON Gleason Is
h"uudrr to Rhyme Iod' and Bran
non were ihrn called out on close
plays hi tifst uu rrnuud"r7 that
wore fi'ldrd 10y Brown.
l"'t was lu mo- especial danger
in any other Franc, uu Tulsa runner
progressing beyond tho middle
aarE. However, iu IN" ninth spoil
man led Off with % single ana
reached second ON Gleason q Haori-
rce.
Ia. a.. l.. UH.U ~. 4
out and llauElnud. batting for Bran
non was retired, Grant to Erown.
In the tenth iruitt singled with ono
out and was forced al second by
Burke, who Immediately stplo sec
oud. whcro he died when Thomp-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-25
LEWIS IS VICTOR AGAIN
Horses belonging to Local Banker
Take All Five Firsts ut
Illinois Fair

Tho string OF hOrscs entered by
W. l.. Lewis vice president Of the
Liberty National bank, IN the state
fair at Springfield, Illinois, this week
has taken every first thus far. a
message last night stated There
have been five contests, and fresh
from "a record of record breaking
Victories at Sedalia, Missouri the
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-25

OMAHA, Aug sI-WlchI'n took both
enIs of u double rehder from Omaha
here this afternoon. the first 10 Z aud
tho second ~ TO- r. Tho second game"
was marked by wrauEling among players
and even tho spectators.
Scpr".-first game. r. ". T..
wichita ............ .i2O Noi i0O.5 o
Omaha . .......... 500 OUl .nu-i ft H
Batteries Gregory and Haley, Bliss
GlaHlrr and 1'utrh.
S'pro--HtCuud EamN. II. ~. T..
wichifa ........... 500 oiS o7O-i3 lb /
Omaha .........r. oOs 00O--.l2 Is .
Batteries Naun. Sellars and Haley 4.
Glssier. Davenport SmEJ and Rurch.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-25
Williams, Homer Wins Wild q smo

eT. LOUIS, Aug. s.--williama 10Th
home run ~ the sehHun came at an upa
perfume time today for st Louis The
local uutficld.r polod his circuit cluut In
tho tenth inning when tho scoro with
Hoston Wpa knottod. II to II, thus giving
the Browns i2 10 ~ victory, I, was tho
only hit karr allowed whilo he was
pitching but u lost the game for him.
Score by iuuinEs.
Boston ............502 fio $40 O--ti
uattcries, Myera Runs.li Karr and
Ruei. Shookor. Baync koip and Sovcreid
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-25
TIGERS Slam Johnson Hard,

DETROIT, Aug. et.--Detroit hit John
son ana AcoHtR hard today ana made II
two straight from Washington, Is to I.
II was tho sixth straight victory for the
Tigers Cole was effective In the pinchcg.
Score by innings II. II. H..
Washington ..,.... 600 900 0iO--
Detroit .........t.2i3 3i9 aon--1b Is |
Hatterics, Johnson, Acosta and rlci-
nich, Cole and WoodaN.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-25
Kerr Defeats Athletics.

CHICAGO. Aug. 2i--pich Kerr returned
10 tho box today after an abBrnce Of two
wooks and administered a l0-innlng do
feat to tho Athletics. The score was
Co 1.
Rcors by Innings; II ~ ".
Philadelphia ....... 900 oOi 600 O--t 10 0
Chicago ........... 900 0oi 900 Ia o
batteries! Haaty and Perkins. Kerr and
Schalk.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-25

FOR laundries new electric
machine moves an iron as an oper-
ator mauipuldtcs pedals with his
feet at the same time using his
hands to guide garments being
irnnnd
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-25
ph,I. win -Four In u Row.

PHILADELPHIA. Aug Philaf"l-
phlt won its fourth straight vll'ury toiNN
by taking both games of a duub. .ehender
from cincinnati .. e and 90 I. liub.
h"ll allowed tho Reds only four hits 'n
tho frst game while tho Ihi.lics ham
ucrei their former teanmatc. HNey, out
~ tho box IN the sixth inning. gettins 10
hts from him during his stay Sedgwict
Washington sanflottcr. recently oh.
tai1ed uy the locals. won his first major
league game by holding the Rods In the
second contest.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-25
Western association

ENID, AUG. ga utnc run lead IN tho
seventh inning held by tho llarycntoIs,
was soon rhnucrvi by NruDrttn whom
tho visitors slammed tho Enid pitrhotS
for 10 runs lu one inning aud took Ca.
days game - TO T. Tho llarNostrrs
Htagod a threo run rally IN the ninth, hut
zen one run short ut tying tho core
uouryrttr obtained her winning arurrs ON
one hit batter four bases on balls and 30
hits. one OF which Was homo run with
the bases full and alao three doubirs, SIX
siurlcs ana two orrora
Score by iunings; II, u
Hcuryetta ....,.. 900 600 ~ oo--lJ u 2
Enid ..............eit ob0 oo3.-l2 ID =
batteries Gray, Miller, Robinson Ad-
kins. Powell and iIAslcy, korns, Spios,
Cowan and Gumcs.
FORr SMITH. Ark. Aus. si--Paw-
huska took tho last game ot tho series
with tho Twins to today.
Score by innings. II.
paWhuska ,..s.-..... oto 600 oo0--N
Fort Smith .......... 600 o'0 uoo-4 y
batteries pcasun, ilarle ana schmidt
Schneider and Nirho's. pundon,
srRlNGFLELp, MO; AUS ''Trrho
ere today divided a douhIr.hnador and
broke even fnr tho -Four samc srrirs The
prlllors took the trat game. . Go o.. ana
the Midsets rallied Ia thc f,nHi ,oHlngs TO
was knocked out of tho hoN yesterday hN
tho Midgcts worked both gamca Tor the
prillors today, huth Entnns were toa
torficldcr Art Wris of the M,dgcts aud
the, mtung, ot ManaEer ucgIlot " th"
ntillcrs. Errurs accounted for tho Ok
mulgre runs In the last same.
Scurr-tirHt game: X, II. u.
tkmulEco .,....s..t.....'. '.--'....A y u
''.1t,i,s 'na,tor,Ss wins ana onr, HOOK and
white
onmo,goc .................-..".; = (.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-25
Leading Bdtters
fnriudins Yest~yday's Oam~a.
Nnl'"hnI Loas nc.


Rhyme. Sacrifice hIts-.M Milan, Gloa-
sYu. stolen btses--Burko, Grant.
Left on bts's ulsa Il. Deg MuIuos
o. struck out By potD z by nruitt
pl'rh---Hruett. Earned ruus. Tulsa
!, Dcs Moines I Runs DAVIS. No
Giuuis O'Conuor Mocllcr. Banner.
Lrrurs-- McGinuir 2. Rhyme. Um-
pir"s -paly and BurnHdc. TimG-.
ono hour and ~ miuutcA
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-25
Cnhr Int IInrd and Ofien.

HHOOKLYN Aug. 2Aa'hicsEu hattrd
three Er0okiyn pitchers freely today and
won. 6 tp /. Alexander held the super rOaS
In check after the first inning when
J0husfou.s double aud Terry's error gave
tho brooklyn lineup after long ahscuce
because ~ Illness, but was taken out on
account ~ weak hitting
Score by innings. II. " u.
Chicago ........... .0-0 2t0 100 ?
Hf1uKIyn . ........IUu 900 uuO-l
Batteries. Alexander AMI Kilifcr .
SchUpp, Minus smith and Miller
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-25
YankS Regain Ledd-Oilers Beaten in 10 Innings

Meu.ei Home run-Barrs stolen base
Hastings Double plays-Grlmm Z"
Schmidt 10 Grimm. Frisch 10 rawlings 70
KoIy. BAsps on halis-#DN Cooper ,. OF
~ gbeo g. struck out-By Douglas I by
Cooper r. Runs Burns, Kelly .. hevsti,
Rawlings 2. Douglas. No crrurs
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-25
TULSA.

NNbnttcd for Brnnnon In ninth,
Matted for JNodt In ninth.
HOnc out when winning run
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1921-08-25
Cards Beat Braves - ralr.

ROSTDN AUG. si--Bostou lost
double. header tn 81. Louis. To- and 20
9 today. Busion outnattsd 81 BoutH IN
tho nrst game bat boak was effective in
mo pinrhcs p'r'fcr's good pitching IN
mo second game was supplemented by
brilliant support.
SDpr. bv innings first game:
st Louis ... 2CO COZ OO0--i
Boaton .........ioO 0Oi iO0--3 10
batteries. poak and Clcmons, Oosch-
ger. Morgan and Gibson. Gowdy.
Score by innings, second game:
St Louis ......... 900 100 200--3
RoHfou ......... 900 600 Z00--1 J
Uiffcrics. Pfc'fcr and Niusmi'h. FN-
lluElm. Scott, BraRton and O'Ncil.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. George Yancey and
two daughters. of Rio de Janeiro, are
on their way to the states. They are
expected to arrive in New York some
time this week and will come directly
to Gambler, where they will visit Mrs.
Yancey's parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Mathews. Mr.. Yancey will
visit in this country about month
before returning to Brazil. Mrs. Yam
eey before her marriage was Miss An
<nie Mathews of this city and has a
large circle of friends who will be de-
lighted to know that she intends to
make this her home.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-10-03
HOWARD WALTERS WILL
HANDLE WORLD SERIES

DIR. Howard Walters Of the Court
Pharmacy, is taking charge of the
teelgraphic reports of the worlds
series this year. DR.. Walters plans
to place the ticker in the sample
room of the Ocala House this year and
charge admission, because it appeared
last year that there were more people
interested in hearing reports from the
games than those interested in pay
ing the Western Union for the serv-
ice. DIR. Walters is selling season
tickets at the Court Pharmacy today.
Buy yours now and make it a certain
ty that Doc viii get money enough to
put in the service.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-10-03
NOTICE TO GAS CONSUMERS

Beginning October 1st the rate for
gas has been reduced to 81 per thou
sand feet. In order to make this re-
duction it has been necessary to re-
duce overhead expense, and in the fu-
ture we will not send out a collector.
All accounts are payable at the office
in the Harrington Hall block before
the 10th of the month. If your ae-
count is not paid on the 10th, service
will be discontinued without further
notice and charge will be made for
reconnecting.
3-3t-mon Ocala Gas Company.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-10-03
NOTICE
OF Application fOE Leave TO Sell
Minors Land

OF Application fOE Leave 10 Sell
Minors Land
Notice is hereby given to all whom it
may concern, that Elizabeth 5. Bryant.
guardian OF the estates of Elizabeth
5. Bryant Jr-, Frank G. Bryant, James
s Bryant and Margaret Bryant, minors,
9Th Day of November, A. ID. 1921,
at the hour of 10 o'clock a m, or as
soon thereafter as the matter can be
heard. apply TO the Honorable L L.
Futch, county judge of Marion county.
Florida, at his office in Ocala, Florida,
for authority TO sell at private sale, the
following described real estate and
property OF the said minors located in
Marion county. Florida. tO-wit:
Cd Northwest quarter (nwA) Of
northwest quarter (nwA) Of north
west quarter INV "a and west half
(w1z) of east half (e1z) of northwest
quarter (nwh) of northwest quarter
(nwA) of section twenty-nine (29),
township seventeen (17) south. range
acres, more or less, with all PERSONAL
property on or used in connection
with the said land; also
cd The interest of the said minors in
an undivided one-half interest in
pumping outfit and piping owned
jointly by the late Frank G. Bryant
and a. A Bartlett. and a boat house
located on the shore of Lake Weir:
l. also
t(3D Southwest quarter CswA1 of
northwest quarter tnwH) Of north
,
ty-nine (2Sl. township seventeen ti7D
south. range twenty-four (24) east.
containing 10 acres. more or less; also
| (4) A lot or tract Of land lying ana
| situate in section twenty 600, town
| ship seventeen (17) south. range
twenty-four C23C east, described as
commencing at stake on the north
side of Main street. South Lake Weir,
! 32I feet and inches east by 40 feet
north from the southwest corner OF
section twenty, thence run north SOC
feet TO stake on the south slde q
| Knox avenue. thence run east on said
| avenue 1874 feet and 4 inches TO
| stake. thence run south 500 feet 70 a
stake on the north side OF Main
| street thence run west l94 feet and
1 four inches TO point Of beginning,
containing and 28-1O0ths acres,
more or less: also
| CD Northeast quarter tneA) OF
| northeast quarter tneL). except
| southwest quarter (sWA) Of north
! east quarter mel OF east
quarter CneA9, section twenty-four
/ (241. township seventeen cd south,
! range twenty-fOur lZ4) east con-
/ tanning 80 acres. more or less also
/ (61 Southwest quarter tsWl4J OF
1 northwest quarter fnwA) Of section
| twenty-seven cd. and northwest
| quarter fnw141 Of southeast quarter
| (seA) Of northwest quarter tnW ! ,
OF section twenty-seven cd all IN
township seventeen fi7D south, range
| twenty-fOur (24). east. containing 80
acres. more or less: also
| Cd All the personal property on or
used IN connection with the ABOVE
described tracts Of land
All Of the above described property
/ to be subject 70 the dover interest Of
| Elizabeth :. Bryant. widow OF the late
Frank c Bryant, deceased
said lands and property above de-
1 scrfbed belonging 10 the estate OF
Frank c Bryant. deceased. and 70 De
sold for the best interest OF the aIOfe-
I said minors.
This srd day OF October. 1921.
ELIZABETH s. BRYANT
oct 2-st Guardian
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. Yonce and Mr..
Walter Yonge, who left Ocala two
weeks ago in their car for New Mex
leo, have arrived in Bunkie, La, and
in letter just received from them
they report that at that place they
met Mr.. Ed Carmichael on his way
home, and had a pleasant visit with
him. So far Mr. and Mrs. Yonce and
Mr.. Yonge have had delightful trip,
finding the road good most of the
way.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-10-03
NOTICE of ANIMALS 1MPoUNBED

To Whom It May Concern: This is
to certify that l have this day placed
in the city pound the following de-
scribed animal, which has beenl
found running at large within the
corporate limits of the city Of ocaIa,
contrary to the ordinances Of said
city: One brindle heifer, T. B. tag IN
ear.
The owners thereof, or their
agents, and all whom It may concern,
are hereby notified that if the animal
l. not claimed and all expenses of
taking and impounding thereof are
not paid within three days from date
hereof, to-wit: On the sixth day Of
October, 1921. l viii sell the same to
the highest and best bidder, said sale
to take place between the hours OF IL
a m. and 3 p. m. on said day at the
city pound in OcaIa, Florida.
Henry Gordon,
Marshal City Of Ocala. .
C. A. Holloway, Impounder. 1t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-10-03

DR.. NJ. C. Izlar cannot longer resist
the call of baseball, and is leaving
this afternoon for New York city,
where he will join Mr.. Frank Harris
II. and witness the world series to
be played in New York between the
Giants and the Yankees. Doc Izlar
is worrying now about whether he can
get a seat for all the games without
staying in line all night. He is plan
ming to let frankie buy the tickets
while he sees the city.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-10-03

Last night about nine o'clock a
truck load of negroes arrived in town
from the north, headed for Oxford, to
work on the Sumter county road. They
stopped in Ocala long enough to get
supper and oil and gas for the truck.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-10-03

Mrs. L. J. Knight. accompanied by
Misses Jess Dehon and Ethel Horne,
who motored to Gainesville Saturday
to attend the dance at the university
Saturday night, returned to Ocala yes
terday and were accompanied by Mr..
Norman Horne, who is attending the
university.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-10-03
This is a studebsker year.

DR.. J. L. Davis and wife and Miss
Mamie FAINT and Mrs. Arch. FAINT, of
Irvine, all of whom have just returned
from trip north, were in town Sat
urday. Doc was down to his last X
bin when he reached home, which is
8 sign they had a good time
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-10-03

The many friends of Mrs. Edmund
Martin will be delighted to hear that
she is improving from the severe re-
lapse following an operation for the
removal of her tonsils, which she I'M
derwent in Jacksonville about ten
days ago.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-10-03

The Gainesville Sun says of the
ocala high school football team:
"Ocala fought bravely to win and
presented a clean game from start to
finish. The game Ocala
lads who tried so determinedly to hold
back the Gainesville onslaught"
Thest two extracts tell story all
their own. The Ocala boys played a
losing game, PLAYED hard and above
all things they played clean, sports
manlike game. Bravo, Ocala.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-10-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Camp, who
have been at Asheville for the past
six weeks, will leave for home tomor-
row. They will make the trip in their
car, and expect to reach Ocala the
latter part of the week.