davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-12-28

nj situace Ceskoslovenska neni
pokladana "a zoufalou. nybrz
ia nadeinou, 0 tom zdal by Sc
svedciti yzestup ceskosloven-
ske koruny, kteryz neni sdilen
valutou jinych novych statu.
Ze vSeruskeho sOEetskeho
kongresu, konaneho Moskve
bylo oznameno, re Lenin pro-
slovil tam optimistickou rec.
Je pry vSechno dobre s Rus
KEN a bude jeste lepe, az ko-
munisticti tovarysi "a neja-
kych deset, patnact roku, ma
uci Sc obchodnim fintam a tri-
kun cd t6 nenavidene burzo-
aisle,
Lenindv optimismus nesdili
muz svetOveho Jmena, Maxim
Gorkij, jenz onehdy, unaven q
nemocen, zastayil Sc We Stock
holmu We Svedsku ma cest6 do
BerIina, RIDE chce dat tisknou-
Il jiste rukopisy.
Jest to veliky baiik, ktery
sebou nesu," pravil Gorkij,
"a jeho obsah ma svrchovanou
dulezitost pro cloyeGenstvo, ne
bot jsOu Y mem zahrnuty move
methody ma leceni tuberkulO-
sy" We v6ci potravin a paliVa
ruSti uGenci jsou M tom celken
dobfe," pravil Gorlii, dix pod
pore. ktere Sc jim dostalo Ze
zahranici, ale co nejvice potfc.
buii. jest mravni podpora, je5
! b. je povzbudila k nov6mu Il
sill a z tohoto stanoviska stale
Sc naneivySe zadoucim, ably je
J iich prace byly vydany.
"Postaveni ruskych INTEL
gentd jest hrozne a naprostt
!, beznadejn6," pravil Gorkij
"To znamena, re desna kata
), strofa, jaka jenom m1ze do
padnouti na narod, dopadla n;
! Rusko. Vysetfovani podnik
mute prof. Mapukinem dokazu
: je, re V Petrohrade % proeen
Eobyyatelu trpi chudokrevnosti
!, % procent mali rakoyinu, /
procent jsou opilci a Is pro
| cent sesilelo.
"Pfed nekolika dny DIV,
Eprofesofi pokusili' Sc uniknou
ii z Petrohradu. Jednomu s.
podafilo prekrociti hranice
dostati Sc do Finska, ale dfu
hy byl zastfelen."
Gorkij prayil, re ' Rusku nc
Ini zadnFch deti nHni Jsou +
. sami dosp6li lide M tyai
mali Znameni smrh Nejsoi
TO vice lidske bytosti, isou t
hladoyici psi. Zapomnely yaecl
i lidskych vyrazu krone onoho
I"deite nam chleb" a neustal
onem nool volaji 20 chlebe.
TAX to yypada Y ,Rusku, dl
}, e,syedectvl muze, jenz jiste ne
: lmuze byti Evan reakcionarer
-Ianiz bufzoou - aySak Leni
Il jest optimistiekym. On sic
kazdy ten ieho experiment vs.
! zada 81 zivoty neholik desite
: tisicu. nell sta tisicli lidi. Al
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TrVal, to pOuZe okamzik -
pax Sc. Ease sebrala-;; jeho nez-
Inc, starostlive zvolani: "Va-
lencie?" znovu il povolalo k
vedomi a We svet, jenz okamzi-
KEN zcela pro nj byl zmene-
ny.
Jeji oci spocinuly ma jeho O.
bhceji a jednajic popudem O.
kamziku, ovinula ruku okolo
size jeho ! vzhlednula k n6mu,
hned ale skryla oblicej na jeho
prsou. To stacilo - AMI jeden
ami druhy nepromluvil a slov
take nebylo ami zapotTebl,
| Mlceni potrvalo n6jakou chvi-
Ii; pc te Valencie pozyedla hla
WI a vzhlednula znovu k ne
mu, nacez zraliy ieji zabloudi-
ly V hlubiny lesnl k vrehol-
I kun stromovym.
Enrol Caerlyon,' pravila a
snive 81 prejela rukou cello, "a
tim CO Sc zachvivala; ''vy -
vam tedy nalezi - Wy tedy by
ste mel vlastniti majetek, tento
statek Kings Rest - on jest
Nvas po pravu bozim?"
"Ano, Valencie."
"Vy to tedy jste, jenz odstrci-
tie meho hocha stranOu?"
Ruka ieji spocivala Ma jeho
J kolenu, byla scvfena Enrol
odvratil sc cd mlad6 zeny, "a
i hryzl Sc do rtG.
Muslin, Valencie,' pravil
zoufale; muslin !"
Ona pola Sc usmala hla
i dila ieho ruku'
"Vy niceho mu nevezmete, =
odtusila pevnym hlasem; =
'muj ubohy hoch nedozije sc
nikdy yeku, kterem by mohl
dediti; bude to vsak vzdy jest6
Kings Rest, Errole! !"
me, me- zaseptal ErroI
chvejicim Sc hlaaem: con VAN
zustane zachovan. 20, Wy ms
! drahe srdce, 60 jste n,usila za-
. kusiti prve nez iste mohIa pfi-
vyknouti tomu, abyste tax XII
-ldne mohla mluyiti 0 tomto od.
: louceni."
"Chovam tax velke obavy
: vzhledem ku budoucnosti me.
: no hosika zde ia zemi," pravi-
la Valencie zachmurNsi Sc, ze
ljsem uvykla tomu nejen vzdatI
, Sc no beZ litosti, kdykoliv by
| byl odtud odvolan, ale pfat
81 toho, modliti Sc ia to, aby
: chvile ona rad6ii nadeSla Gfi.
We. O, kdybyste mohl chapat
! mou obavu, ze pozdeji, kdy.
; by dosp6l muzneho v6ku, otc
1 svemu podobnym Sc stal, anet
jen n6co z jeho povahy ma Sc.
2 be by pfiial, poehopil byste je
ste vetSi mou obavu, kteraz SC
: mne zmocnuje pfi pomyslenf
: re by mi no sir Lester brzkr
iv detskem jeste v6ku mohI o
: deimouti."
il Enrol neklidne sebou hnul.
"On Sc toho neodvazi," Easy
( eel Errol 'Necht' Sc jen ma
ma pozoru - nejsme jeSte spo
a lu hotovi.'
], Valencie zamhoufila bolen
: oGi.
< Toto 1ctovani mezi iejin
4 manzelem a muzem, jeiz milo
yala, to il zatemnovalo srdce
: naplnovalo il obavou stra
0 chem, skoro zoufalstvim. Wy
j manila Sc vsak z obav il ovla
: dajicich.
{ ~ toho SENATE" pravila, -
re nevstoupite mezi mGho no
!, cha a pozusalost - proto va'
Il to take nemusi trapiti. A kdy
: by tomu TAX opragdu bylo =
z 60 m tom? Radeii bych vid6la
: ally vam bylo dopomozeno
Vasemu pravu, nez ably mu
i syn zauifmal Rlisto, jez pra
: |vem nalezi vam." !,
/, "A ia Ease tfeba nil1dy ne
: nab4ldu sveho prava, Valen
Gle, pravil Errol zachmufen
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/ y
nez Enrol Caerlyon Ease pro-
mluvil.
"Slysela jste," ujal Sc slova,
"jak starec omen ku mne mlu-
vii = jak zvolal: PAN Enrol
= pan Enrol - drahy pan!"
Jeho pamet', ackoliy mock
byl popleteny, pfece ien Sc u
pamatovala ma mladeho jeho
pana, jak jei vidal pred triciti
lety. Enrol Caerlyon jest nyni
mrtev ctrnact roku = a podo-
ba, kteraz byla tax vyznacnou
mezi jinochem osmnactiletym
a otcem dvacatem rece, Sc
slabla, ackoliv ne tou merou,
ahy Sc il tento starry a verny
sluha nebyl povsimnul. .
| Umlknul ma chvili Valen-
Gle, kteraz phi prvnich jeho
slevech Sc vydesila zblednu-
la, nyni z pola Sc zvednula tim
/ popudem, jenz nenechava clo-
| veka posedeti klidne ma mfste,
| kdyz kazda jeho civa jest vzru
Sena a pobourena. Mona, re
sc Errol domnival, re Valen-
Gle, pocinajic tusiti pravdu, Cd
neho Sc odvraci, nebot' mlada
| zena pocitila, jak ruka jeho
| va5nive il sevrela - ano, on
necht6l pripustiti, ami sebe ne
patrn6jsf jejl cd n6ho Sc od-
chyleni, nebot' j tim t6sneji
k sobe pfivinul.
me, mel" vyrazil re sebe.
"Vy nesmite, Wy nemuzete ode
mne Sc odvraceti. ''Stojim-li
mezi vasim ditkem a jeho dedi.
ctVlm, nesmim proto poZbyti
d ami sebe menSi merou vasi la
-Isky. Nedopustim, abyste ode
lmne odeSla, dokud nebudete
prisahati."
Ona nemohla Sc hnouti a So
ltva byla to dychati Y jehC
Iobejmuti. Citila prudky tlu-
4 kot jeho srdce - mohla cha
: patti krutou bolest, kteraz sc
( no zmocnovala pri pomysleni
: ze by jeji materska laska ma
/ hodou mohla zaStiniti Zatla-
| citi jejl lasku jako zeny.
j "Errole," sepotala 5 povzde,
! lchem, "uyolnete mi ponekud-
nechtel byste prece snad byt
/. ukrutnym."
To jej priVedlo k rozumu
} tax ze Sc vzpamatoval; pusti
il a sklonil hlavu ma jeii ramt
: zatim co od hlavy k pate "a.
chvival.
] "Odpust'te mi! Jak moh
: bych byti krutym vuci vam
D Muj drahousku - nebyl isen
e to ia, jenz mluvil = pouze m;
bolest. Domnenka, re byst,
sebe meme ode mne Sc mohl;
: odvraceti, byla mi nesnesitel
q nou = nemohl bych toho nj
: kdy snesti.'
Meme, laskave tiskla mia
da zena svuj oblicei k oblicej
mladeho muze; poprve jeji 1T,
We ehvili jeho bolu a vyeitel
svedomi Sc dotkly jeho celia.
'Neni ma svete niceho,' pr;
villa celou upfimnosti duSe
"co by mohlo zmensiti sebe ne
patrneisi merou mou lasku !
vam Erolel Podobnvm obavan
: nikdy Sc nesmite oddavati. Ne
odvraeela jsem sc cd vas, &C
: koliv pfirozene jste Sc ton,
+! mohl domVsleti; nyni vsak m
Isnad budete duvefovati - du
vefovati mi tax neobmezen
jako ia vam?"
; On il odpovedel pouze tim
] ze nahlizel V jeji oci onol
. VaSnivosti obdivu, jiz ona so
tva byla 5 to snesti. Errol
; hluboka oddychoval a Valen
Gle odvratila tvar.
"Muj drahousku," pravi
mckee; "vy nebudete snad me
ne milovati Errola Caerlyona
nez jste milovala Errola Reve
i: la?p
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ZardivaJlc sc, skloplla ocl a
prsty jeji zahravaly 81 kraj-
kami, sat jeji vroubicimi.
"A on - Lester" zaseptala
posl6ze; wi on o Vsem tom?'
Errol vedGl. re mu otazka
itato nekdy bude polozena, -
kdyz mu vsak nyni najednou
dana, sotva ved6l, jak ma III
odpovedeti. Rrtove jeho Sc
chv6ly. zatim co Sc k nj zpola
obratil; rtove ieho Sc pohybo.
valy, nepromluvil ale ami slo-
va a jen mlcky sklonil slavu.
"Odpovedel jste mi," pravi-
la stfsnenym, trpkym hlasem a
povstavsi, zakryla 81 rukama
oGi; a pax tlumenym vykfi-
KEN, jenz t6mer vsechen zivot
" Errolovi zarazil, uvrhla Sc ma
zemi i skryla oblicej dlouhe
ltrav6.
90, ia hanba! o, ia han
bal" pravila vzlykaiic. "a ia
ljsem jeho zenou - znicenou
Imatkou jeho ditete! O, ne, ne
lnepEiblizujte Sc Ike mne, Erro.
| lie l. pro mne neni vice zadn6
dtechyr"
/ On ale SLOW jejich nedbal;
spustiv Sc ma jedno koleno, DO.
zvednul il do vyse.
"Valencie, Valencie," sepo-
tai a " jeho hlasu spocivalo
stejne mnoho meme prosebno-
sti jako rozhodneho rozkazu.
"Musite dovoliti, abych vas pfi
| vinul k srdci menu - aby Ia
ska ma vas obemknula. Ma
draha, Wy nejste zhanobena,
ponevadz on Jim jest. Nypla-
cite Sc zde ma srdci mem, ma
draha, a neodpuzujte mne cd
sebe. All" dodal pax trpce,
"skoro bych 81 mohl pratt, "a
bych tom nikdy nebyl I'VE
del - abych vas nebyl musel
takto zraniti. VSak pro pamat-
ku me drahe matky - pro oci-
stu jejiho jmena nezbyvalo mi
mic jineho."
| kruty boil Erroluv nechal il
zapominati vlastniho bolu q
b6dy spusoben6 vedomim ia
kou hanbou musi zahrnouti il
i ieji lidi, iejiho nevinneho no.
cha muz, iejz ona miIovala a
jenz miloval il. O, Ia rama by
Ia trpka a krutal
Po nekolik mlnut zustala Va
lencie nehy snaSeiic la
: skani jeho ruky ma hlavG jeii
spotivajici - naslouchaiic ne
: iakym jeho sloVum.
| "Nesmite Sc tomu takto pod
davati, pravila slabym hla-
sem S takovou beznad6inosti
: re to zranilo jeho srdce. -
: "Jsem sebeckou - odpust'te
mi, Errole.'
Povstala, a on tomu neodpi-
raj.
} "Nyni mi povite vsechno,"
: jpravila zvolna; usednula zno-
WI obratic Sc, hnula k menu.
; iako by u neho podpory Wy
, hledavala.
| "Muzete-li ale toho snGsti.
ma mila? Rad6Ji to odlozme
ma jinou dobu."
20, ano, mohu nyni sn6Bti
: v$e, at jest to cokoliv," odtu-
! sila ona suSe. ''To neihorSf
: minulo = mic vice mne nemu-
ze zraniti."
"A byl jsem to ia, ierz Qas
zranil!" pravil Enrol smutne !;
l ona VSak zavrtela hlavou u
: chopiysi Sc ruky ieho, polibila
, il.
: "Ne, nebyl jste to wy" pra-
villa, "nFbrz muz, jenz jes mo-
: Iii i Vasi kletbou - Err0le -
lja nemohu -"
: Vstala nahle S vykrikem. -
: me, ne - ia jsem to nemysle-
) la -v Wy mne zachranite - w
: mne musite zachranitip' -
: Enrol ma smrt zsinal; pra.v6
!, " tn chvili zdalo Sc mu, re Sc
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ma stesti Rusu jest pres sto mir
lionu, dosti materialu ma dalSi
eXperimenty, a tudiz proc ne
byti optimistickym?
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dano ami za mozne a re financ-
nj situace Ceskoslovenska neni
pokladana "a zoufalou. nybrz
IA nadeinou, 0 tom zdal by Sc
svedCiti yzestup ceskosloven-
ske koruny, kteryz neni sdilen
valutou jinych novych statu.
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X Ma otcovskem statku. J
Roman anQckeho.
KAPITOLA %.
Roman z anglickeno.

Uplynulo mnoho minut prve
nez Enrol Caerlyon Ease pro-
mluvil.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-30
WANDERER ENDED
HIS WANDERINGS
Was Singing When the Death Trap
was Sprung Beneath his Feet in
Chicago this Morning
tAssociated Pressl

Chicago, Sept. 30.-Carl wanderer,
convicted of the murder of his wife
and her unborn babe and the ragged
stranger whom he hired to stage a
fake hold-up, was hanged in the Cook
county jail, at 7:19 this morning.
Wanderer walked to the gaIlows with
a firm step and as he took his place
on the scaffold repeated short prayer
after the minister. Asked if he had
anything to say he replied in the af-
filmative and as the shroud was ad-
justed over his head started to sing
the song "oh, Pal, Why Don't You
Answer Me-" He was singing when
the trap dropped.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-30
JACKSON ALMOST
BROKE THE JURY
tAssoeiatcd Press)

Jacksonville. Sept. 3O.-After the
jury in the trial of John Pope was OBJ
tanned this morning and preparations
were under way for taking testimony,
H. L. Jackson, member of the panel,
informed the court that after great
thought he had decided he could not
find the defendant guilty of murder in
the first degree, with which he is
charged. The state Immediately chal-
lenged and Jackson was dismissed.
Jury Obtained
Taking testimony in the trial of
Pope will begin at $50 tomorrow
morning, the twelfth juror having
been obtained before one o'clock and
the jury sworn. The court recessed
until 8 o'clock this afternoon, when
the Indictment will be read to the
jury, after which court will adjourn
until tomorrow morning.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-30
0cALA HIGH SCHOOL ELEVEN
WILL PLAY GAINESVILLE
TOMORROW AFTERNOON

The orange and black wave wiz
make its initial bow of the season on
Fleming field. in Gainesville, tomor-
row. An enthusiastic crowd of fans
viii make the trip and the fans are
looking forward to a victory for the
local boys. They should not be disap-
pointed, for o. II. S. is to be repre-
sented by the most formidable ma
chine turned out on the local gridiron
IN many years. The purple and white
win face an organization of weight.
speed and genuine determination.
Tho no official word has been re-
ceived. the probable lineup wiz be:
Hall, right end; Stroup, right
tackle; Lummus, right guard; Leak.
center; Troxler, left guard; Harold,
left tackle; Williams, left end; Rawls.
right half; Blowers, left half; Steph-
ems, fullback; B. Smith, quarter. Sub
stitutes: Fielding. ]. Troxler, knight,
Buhrman, Borland. Thomas, Moses.
Thru the untiring and persistent ef-
fort sof Coach Stroud, the boys have
been whipped into perfect condition.
He has left nothing undone and his
experience drilled into the wealth of
material that offered itself has re-
suited in the present excellent squad.
Season tickets for all the home
games are being put on sale by high
school students. Every person is ex-
pected to help to the extent of at
least one ticket for every member of
his family. -Four games are to be
played on the local gridiron and tick
cts are being offered for $3.50. The
schedule for the season follows:
October 1st. Gainesville at Gaines
vile.
October 18th, Palatka at Palatka.
October 22nd. Sanford at Ocala.
October 18th, DeLand at DeLand.
November 9Th, DeLand at 0cala.
Nov. 18th, Gainesville at 0eala.
Nov. 18th. Lake City at Ocala.
Nov. oath, Madison at Madison.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-30
FLoRIDA's FIRST GAME
AT COLUMBUS. OCTOBER /

Gainesville. Sept. 3O-Florida's
football squad is rapidly being worked
irto shape for its initial game with
the United States Infantry School at
Columbus, Ca, October lst. Consid-
cradle material has turned out for
practice and the men are said to be
in excellent shape for this stage Of the
season.
Florida viii tackle Rollins College
at Orlando, October 9th, for its Sec
ond game Of the season.
It's schedule. thereafter, as an
nounced, follows:
Mercer University at Gainesville,
October 18th.
University Of Tennessee, at Knox
vile, October 22nd.
University of South Carolina at
Tampa, November 5th.
University of Alabama at Tusca-
loosa, November 18th.
University of Mississippi at Gaines
vile, November 18th.
oglethOrpe University at Gaines
vile, November oath.
It was originally intended to play
the Mississippi game at Jacksonville,
but it was transferred to Gainesville
when local citizens guaranteed the ex-
penses Of bringing the Mississippians
to this city. The game with Rollins
at Orlando. takes the place of the
game planned with Stetson University
at DeLand. No game has been arrang-
ed with Stetson, but it is considered
likely that the two elevents viii meet
later in the season.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-30
BELIEVED THAT CRAVEN
COMMITTED SUICIDE
CAssOciated Press1

Oxford, N. c.. Sept. s0-The body
Of Rev. R. C. Craven, pastor of the
First Methodist chuch here, and one
o. the most prominent Methodist
ministers in North Carolina, was
found by searching party this morn
ing mile from Oxford with a bullet
hole through the temple and pistol
at his side. The authorities believe
Craven committed suiiede. His coat
was carefully folded into a pillow IN
der his head. Rev. Craven apparently
was in the best of spirits yesterday,
and no motive for ending his life has
been found
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-30
CRIME
IS OVERSHAD0WED
For the Tine Being by Efforts Of
Federal Agents to Loeate a
Gang Of Booze Runners

San Francisco. Sept. SO.-Prepara-
tons for the prosecution Of Arbuckle
for manslaughter are overshadowed at
least for the time by the federal in
vestigatiOn into the supply of liquor
drunk by guests at the eomedian's
Labor Day party. Officials expressed
the belief the investigation has un-
covered gigantic liquor smuggling
ring operating with San Francisco as
its base.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-30

N. before it became the o. ", and
you all seemed mighty well satisfied
with your lot.
We have no fondness but profound
contempt for the people who engi-
neered that swindle, which disgraced
the entire state. But they were not
the people who are trying to collect
money they paid out, and had to make
good for, building the road. These are
not foreigners but as good Americans
as you or we. They loaned the money
in good faith and both the law and
morality says it should be repaid. And
the O. V. will never be a real railroad
until its debt is paid. Every financial
institution in America has your sec
ton on It's black list, and that's an
awful handicap.
As for the taxes, your receiver had
no excuse for not paying them, and
the controller had no excuse for let
ting them pile up. That was wrong
to the people of your section, to the
county and the state And while we
sympathize with you, it must be re-
membered that the Star will not take
the side of one part of the county
against another. About q tenth of
the people in Marion county lives on
or near the o. v. railroad. The other
nine.tenths are not affected by its
shutdown, but they all need the tax
money.
There is not any privation that you
people up and down the o. v. are en-
during that this editor hasn't endured
He lived a good portion of his life
thirty miles from failIoad, and he
probably knows as much or more
about pioneering and privaeion as any
of you. And he heartily sympathizes
with you and regrets TO see that you
continue to allow yourselves to be led
by the noses, the same as when you
were led down here.
The old residents who live where
you are now hadn't any railroad
When they wanted anything, they
hitched the team to the wagon anc
went to Ocala or Palatka or orange
Springs, loaded up and went home
feeling like they had been on picnic
And they had lot more OF the really
good things of life than you have.
Why ask how the state is going tt
collect taxes if the road is junked? I
isn't collecting them now. But it ha:
to maintain the principle chat people
must pay their taxes or lose theil
property.
We are no champion for the Sea
board, but we don't see why you draI
it in. The Seaboard doesn't claim t,
! maintain a local schedule, and as TO
the stoppages at the station, we hav'
kicked on them for the benefit of al
the people.
/ 1t is no use to answer your cues
tion as to where the Stars heart Is
If you don't know. you wouldn't be
| lieve. We will refer you to the peo
pie of all the county.
4 We can tell you this for a surety
! if you, the people, viii get togethe
and take a stand that the debts an
taxes of the road should be paid, an
that you will do your best to hav
them paid, you win either have thi
road. and in better shape. or a bette
one, but the policy of your preser
leaders will ever keep you under
weight of debt and in cloud of dis
trust.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-30
ALL KANSAS COAL
MINERS WENT OUT
tAssoctated press,

Pittsburg, Kans., Sept. 30.-An the
coal mines of the Kansas district were
idle today coincident Hith the appear
ance at Columbus of flexander Howat
and August Dorchy. president and vice
president Of the Kan4ias union coal
miners to begin serving a six-months
jail sentence for calling the strike last
February, according to a report to
headquarters of the coal operators as
sociation here.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-30
WHAT MISERABLE FOOLS?
Wet and Dry Senators Put Their Pic
ayunish Measure in Path of
Peace Tseaty
1Assoclated press,

Washington, Sept. So Champions
of anti-beer bills today threw an un-
expected obstacle into the path of
Senate leaders negotiations for vote
on the German. Austrian and Hun
garian peace treaties October 14th.
The drys insisted that provision for
voting on their measure also be made
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-30
S|YTY-NINE STRIKES
IN full SWING
More ia America at Present Than
There Ever Have Heen Be-
fore at Any Time
lAssoeiated PrIsssl

Washington, Sept. 30.There are
SO reported strikes in the country at
this time, a greater ..amber than have
ever existed sinuIta ienusly at any
time since the war, 8 eretary Of Labor
Davis said today He attributed wage
reductions as the eause in most cases.
SIMMONS Will SPEAK
A broadgide attack In the Senate
on the tax revision bin was promised
today BY Senator Si. mons, of North
Carolina, leader of the democratic
forces in their fight on the measure.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-30
CLEARWATER TRIAL
NEARING IT'S CLOSE
eAssociated press,

Clearwater, Sept. So With seven
attorneys presenting arguments to-
day the case of DIR. Belcher, on trial
for manslaughter in connection with
the death Of Miss Virginia Turner,
probably viii not go I'd, the jury before
midnight. The arguments of each side
was limited to three hours and half.
Prosecuting Attorney Wilson opened
for the state and A. B. McMullen OF
the defense will be next TO address the
jury.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-30

reecipts from Dec. 81, 1919 to Dec.
81, 1920, were 72,s4s.92, with a net
loss Of s11.624.11. That the first eight
months of 1921 showed gross receipts
of $54,74s.O6. Court then adjourned
for dinner.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-30

Fresh today, celery, tomatoes, Per-
sian lines. avocado pears grapefruit,
grapes. apples, bananas, eantaloupes,
peaches. Fort King Confectionery.
Phone 500. sO-2t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-30
SUGAR SATURDAY AND MONDAY

16 pounds of sugar for one dollar,
with a dollars worth Of other groc-
cries for cash, Saturday and Monday
only. Phones 377 and 1872
If H. B. WHITTINGTON.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-30
SUGAR SATURDAY AND MONDAY

16 pounds of sugar for one dollar,
with a dollars worth of other groc-
cries for cash, Saturday and Monday
only. Phones 377 and 162.
If h. B. WHITTTNGT0N.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-30

Let us exchange yOu old furniture
for new. We can furnish you every
thing for your home. Theus Brothers.
Phone 10. 2s-lm
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-30

School books now ready. Avoid
MONDAYS RUSH AT THE BOOK
SHOP.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-30

Several exceptional bargains in
rugs and art squares If sold at once.
Theus Brothers. Phone 19. 2s-Im
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-30

School books now ready. Avoid
MONDAYS RUSH at THE BOOK
SHOP. 27-st
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-09-30

Test our delivery service when you
want FRESH meat. Just call phone
1OS. Main Street Market. If