The Ocala banner., 1921-11-25

s,eridians Give Present to Prssi-
INT harding
charles E. Young headed a deIega-
4en Of st. Augustine, Fla, citizens
xso presented Pesident Harding with
massive silver inkstand, replica
4 tie ancient Spanish gates. The
III was to commemorate his stav
mere last February and the deIega
.ian urged the president to return.
RV Hill, Oklahoma operator SAYS
sverything will be ready to start the
actual work Of drilling for oil at Olds-
mar on Thanksgiving day. The T.
suo pound drill viii begin to smash
is way down at 3 o'clock Thursday
aftern0on. Practically the whole town
II 0Idsmar, and scores Of other peo-
Die will witness the event.
The case against former Governor
sidney ]. Cats. charged with having
accepted a bribe while governor Of
Florida to influence granting pardon
vent over today until the primary
Term Of Union county circuit court.
Notion for the delay was made
4 by states counsel who said the state
. did not have sufficient witnesses pre-
Rnt There was no objection BY the
. letense
. Bids will be opened December 10
I " the state school book commission
on proposals to furnish Florida schools
iBr period Of eight years from July
1872, high school text books and
Equipment such as pencil tablets, ink
1blets and miscellaneous items. Each
bidder must file with the commission
lg December 10 seven sample copies
# each book offered. provided, how
sVers that no deposit need exceed
N'5eo. The books on which bids win
Be received include those on English
rhetoric and literature, Latin, French,
German, Spanish. history. civil gov
srnment, sciences, bookkeeping, indus
~, including agriculture, domestic
science and manual training, phIIos-
@hy and music.
Students Run Newspaper
The Rollins Sandspur. news
PAPER published for more than twenty
aVe years by students of Rollins col-
ege. Winter Park. has been incorpor-
aied and now operates its own print
ng plant with the work done almost
snfirely BY students, supervised by
Nell-trained and thoroughly experienc-
sd manager.
says the Sarasota Times: .Armis-
uee Day, 1921, viii forever remain
memorable occasion in the history
e Sarasota. for on that day the
afand Lodge of Florida was called to
aFaer in this city for the first time
eaiciate at the laying Of the corner
none Of the home for the American
Aeglon, which Is destined to be one
3 ne most important buildings IN
Ghe city
Mary Alice Williams, 1I-year-old
laughter Of aTr. and Mrs. Z. 2. VIII
Aans Of Mango. was instantly killed
spcut ) O'clock SUNDAY morning when
SHOTGUN she was moving about 81
aeareom IN the house, exploded. the
saaFge blowing tie top Of her head
2 pieces.
Eseanlbia captured first prize at the
s'aIs Fair and returned home with the
alser cup This is Escanbia's sec
end otfense.
Vkeechobee had the first jury com
seSeo entirely or women Ihey re-
ned verdict OF guilty after de-
erating for As minutes over gaInb-
case which had resulted N
a''slrlal when given to male jury
ere Thursday. 1t was said to be the
4's5 time that Florida jury had
sses been made up wholly OF women.
.ley were selected after all men p
Is Venire had been dismissed.
-.
Fred CabberIy Of GainesyIlle
.as been nominated for United States
zsrict attorney for the northern dis
1let OF Florida. He relieves Nj.
so1n L Neely. Mr. Cubberly IS : re-
v'pllean Of long standing
4 Pensacola special says that VIII
~e postp0nement OF the states case
ssasnst Ex-Governor Sidney ] Cats
g ale r1.-<x<-- rs7n II now seems