The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-10-28

4 Southampton. OIIicl1J ON Lu6 quiet:
and between us folks, she said. &
had my horoscope read while IN
Paris and the 'horoscopist' or what
chemaycalIem told me I was going
to be married in 1924 There was a
slight flaw in the scope, for was
! not told who the man was. Gee.
Anticipating marriage is a great
feeling, but it does get on ones
nerves. I'd like to know who it is,
and pointing in turn to the news
paper men she said, Maybe it is you,
or you, who can tell?'' She will soon
open her opera company in Chicago
! Escaped Prisoner Surrenders
Himself to State Prison Farm
| Basccm Carlton, sentenced in st.
Johns county in 1911 to life imprison-
ment for murder, and who escaped
from a turpentine camp on December
/ rs, 1915, presented himself at the State
Prison Farm last week and surrend-
cred. Marion and Dan Carlton,
brothers of Bascom, also were SEN
fenced to life Imprisonment but later
were parcled 1t is understood they
influenced their brother to surrender
after he had been at liberty six years.
Democrats Were Unable to
Make Cut
/ Three separate proposals carrying
reductions in the taxes on individuals
having moderate incomes were voted
down by the senate by overwhelming
majorities. Discussion of them led to
hot political fight which eliminated
in an announcement by Senator Pen
rose, Of Pennsylvania, in charge of
the tax revision bill, that there
would be submitted resolution call
ing for continuous twenty-four hour
sessions of the senate until the rev.
enue measure finally was disposed Of
A "round-robin' pledging signers to
remain continuously at the capitol
or within call was signed by twenty
eight Republicans and Senator Pen
rose said he hoped there would be
forty-nine Republican signers, or a
necessary majority to put the resolu-
ton through.
Senator Penrose declared that by
having continuous sessions, senators
n he arl,<
comings' of the Federal Reserve
Board, the ''iniquities'' of Wall Street
and other such subjects could do so
between Il a. M and daybreak"
without delaying action of the tax
BILL
| So the common people are in the
hands of the Phillistines
Priest Lured From His Home
Shot to Death
Father Belknap, parish priest, at
st. Patrick's church at Leads, S. D.,
was lured from his home on Wednes-
day and shot to death
The priest was called from his bed
1 by a man who represented that he
wanted him to answer sick call.
| The priest, Whost quarters are in
the residence of the Bishop of Leads,
dressed hurriedly and went to his
garage for his motor car He was
i heard to attempt to start his auto
not work, and the priest left the ga
rage Oh foot in company with the
man.
Later persons living in the west
/ part of Leads, on what is known as
i Poorman Gulch road heard three
shots in rapid succession.
An investigation made BY persons
living nearby resulted in the finding
Of Father Belknap dead on the road.
He had been shot three times through
the body One shot enetered his
head. His body was lying face down
ward on the roadway. There was no
sign Of a struggle.
stfees ~ly~li', motive is known
Rane 8 Mail Truck
and cot
Tissee as 10 bandits held up
I a II. s. u trae u lower Broadway
escaping siIb four pouches of regis