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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
Greatest Attendance in History
4;of Pugilis m Witnesses
Dempsey Victory.
BEATEN FRENCHMAN GETS
FULL SHARE OF APPLAUSE
Carpenter Repeatedly Cheered,
Apparently Having Sympathy
of Great Audience.
WOMEN PRESENT IN NUMBERS
Weaker Sex Suffers. However, Which,
7.sR Rush to Gates Begins at Con-
tests Close.
IKv Asscciated rrcss.l

Ry Associated Prcss.1
RfNGSlDE, JERSEY CITY. July .
> More than 10000 men and women to-
Day saw Jack Dempsey. of the new
Torld, knock out Georges Carpenter
Of the old. IN the fourth round of thel :
shampionshr bout.
= The American won the fight. hu;
Il seemed from the rinesld tina; the
conquered Frenchmau received. from
start to the Knockout. a. least his
fun share OF the plaudi,S.
IL The entry OF the principals was
aramatic. The main bou; had been
advanced ahead OF the sixth prelimi-
( parry so that i; nigh; go on on sched-
nled time,
The crowd was unrrepared Sud
i6enly there was heard overhead the
Foar OF motors and round circled a
Soupie OF airp!anes. Many OF the
Epectators We're casting an eye aioft
when unharalded, Carpenter APP
3pehreo. the first TO cnSer the ring
-. Cnrrcntirr Is Care Free.
In his gray SILK bathrobe he seemed
is care free az II he was just stem.
ping from his tub His famous smile
pho Carpenter 6rh;inr smiic-cur,ca
Ais lips as ne climbed orto The can.
sas-corered square. On which h ". ;
later TO meet defeat
He turned to the crowd elasp,d ms
bands and shook them in apprecia-
S3ion Of applause
80. Then. as unconcerned as a school.
z Hpy spinning top. he ,ook his chair.
lspsnda Fins his hands ans now and
& 4hen watching the maneuycrs or The
4 $irplanes-machins such as he had
S 1iown over the bat;lehcidS OF france
Sy Dempsey Gers Ovation
* Then came Dempsey. preceded INTO
ssSsahe ring by a floral horseshoe sent
H him by his admirers, He received a
~ Jonsins applause. New. was there
al Ereater contrast between tn. two
s Eghters-the blonde, clean shayen
s. renchman in his silk ba;hrobe. and
towering over hin the giant, dark
-&Rrawed bearded Dempsey, looking
s. TNen bigger with scd sweater over
lss his trunks OF white
So ToGay's crowd was Surprisingly or
sSSicrly - was like an ordinary ,h.a-
.saer audience until the main bout
~ iarted. Now and then I, bricf fuss
;sssroke OUT over seats. but it soon was
Stin
ga ''s 'h' chamh'onShin event,
mere was constant roar
sioi" an parts OF the giant saucer.
","eh se!!eo win the men, bu, now
vas ran 'F'eAen
s"r'eh as +" bio" drew blood
Applause Is Divided.
eheer followed cheer-for Dempsey
in.the first round when he sen, car
rcnticr 10 the rupcS for C.rr.,,f.
in the second, when he ournoNed tic
CHAMPION 10Y ho'h In the third, as
'1hpseE pi"eee" away ''r v'rtor"
siHo me frfneh"'n fought q BRAY
put losing hsh' q,
neh 'he Kh"th94' ..h:r' uere villa
''""h''
e. ''S NulP'F'-
80 ~ "a" hUfoP-
''" q" Wy S'eF'
w" H'S con
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
VCK BERnSTORFF'S WIFE
BACK FORTUNE BY U. S.

kS3pASHINGToN, July .. Alien prom.
&rty custodian Miller was ordered to.
EaY by Justice liitz %! the Digtrlct
Supreme Court. TO re-
Harm 10 Countess Won Berns,rrn. wife
tSft the former German ambassador to
NM United States, stocks. bonds and
I'm amounting TO sieoo.o0c. which
BS4S seized under the trading with the
NANNY act
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
Dnn,IIlc lJ.n So. i,i. Ham,

bANVii.l.H w tuly 2-Thrcc
nanviIIe men Witnessed the pugi-
llsiic encounter al Jersey city this
af;crnooh. They were Or l.. H. Mel
Ter. Ice Wilson and cts attorney 4.
u \ ,lInn--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
MINISTER SCORES
FlSTIC CLASSIC IN
VIVID LANGUAGE


VIVID LANGUAGE
continued From First Pase.)
This moral carhunclc naturally came
TO = head al the wcal>es, spot in our
body polltic-the State OF New Jer-
scy. with its pro-liquor. its auti-Com-
stitution. anti sabbath Governor
ON yes. know that there wSrc
some OF The other classes of people
there, but this was prc-cminently the
day OF The tough elements.
The saddest feature OF this whole
AFFAIR was the widely heralded fact
that thousands OF women attended
World famous society leaders were
there, giving their sanction and In
dorsem"nt &c the whole thing
The presence OF Christian women
at this disgraceful exhibition is the
cuimil~ ZION OF that spirit Of world
iiness which started in card playing.
dancing. ,hsatereoing and other sell
ash induIgenccs.
>addrned by W"mcn'> Presence.
Think OF women. whose influence
Is woridw because of their wealth
and poSiiion-women who belong -
the church of Christ, who have put
Hin on in baptism and remuneration
Of the world. and who come TO His
Holy Communion tab!--think OF sucn
women. say. sitting at ringside
watching and applauding two prac-
ideally naked men. pounding and
hruisiug each other and stru:g!ina.
in sweat ana blood until one was
beaten down by cruel cunning and
sheer weight Of superior brute force.
take this opportunity. by reason
OF my position as a minister Of Christ.
To rcbukc thoS" church women for
their presence a, this dlsgrac.ful orgy
9 c!ood and h"stiali,y.
In studying the psychology of the
crowd at the tight. ! watched attcn-
lively how great waves OF emotion
swept over that multitude when par
tcuiar!y vicious blows We're being
struck An around ,%rre w.r. sci,
faces ana ci.nched teeth with such
nNclamations as go after him.
Jack. Finish him ~. ami That
gets him. a. a viclous upp-rcut vas
landed And finally there Was an
'Nu.t|Ht war whoon when tho bray.
Fr"rchmau. bloody. rrocsy and STAG
rerlng was finally Knocked scnSelc5s
hy h~'remendous' b.ow-thcs. thinss.
say illustrate ire deepening OF the
ol"od lust AND - arc only NJ the
beginning OFT iu TINS country.
II ihcS" things continue. not onl.
VIII our mon b. d,haurhed hn, our
""in'n also as is clearly Indicated
~ me a't"ndauc" Of NOR. th.n 5u0n
upon TN" present light.
COR s'ci"ty bellies pf tn, coming
day tn dcseendnrr ~ the smart
SGT "f today who attended IN. DENIM
'arp,nti"r nght shorr OF az
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1921-07-03
RICHMOND ALREADY SET TO
OBSERVE GLORIOUS FOURTH
IN SAFE AND SANE MANNER

Continued From First PagcD
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
Bazar-gyiiles

Bar a lev. lapok is kimentek, ez
uton is kerem az egyhaz el6lja-
roit, hogy az karacsony masodnap-
jan tartando, esetleg bazarral
egybek0t6tt bal iigyenek meebe-
Szelesere szombat este 7-kor rend-
xviii eyiilesre megjelenjenek.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
Pusztito langok Y
Az East Federal streeten lev0 25
centes iizlet leegett. A tuz Okla
ismeretlen

Vasarnap virrad6ra, ugy 3 ora
tajban, hatalmas fist szallott Xxi
az East Federal streeten lev6 25
centes store bol, a mely a Park
szinhaz t6szomszedsagaban van.
Egy kes6i jaro-kelo vette eszre
a gomolygo fiist0t es ertesitette a
tiizoltosagot az esetr0l. Mire
azonban a szokatlanul gyorsan
odaerkezett tiizoltok az oltashoz
fogtak, a tiiz mar javaban egett
es az emeletrol valosagos tiizoszlo-
pok csaptak kifel6 mar 0ssze-
egett ablakokbol.
Legnagyobb volt veszedelem
grocery iizletben, a hol a tiiz ke-
letkezett es valosaggal eletvesze-
lyes dolog volt azon az emeleten
tiizoltas, de bator tilzoltok
ezzel NIT sem torodtek. Mintegy
harom ora hosszat tartott, mig a
pusztito langokat megfekeztek
a kora reggeli jaro-kel6k csak
amultak, a mikor az iiszk0s fala-
kat megpillantottak.
A kart tiizolt0 parancsnok &C
ezer dollarra, a tulajdonosok pc
dig 100000 dollarra bccsulik, {
mely osszeg azonban a biztosita'
reven megteriil.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10

igyekszik az egylet megtudni,
becsmerl5leg nyilatkozott ma
gyar egyletekr6l. Az egylet a
Szuz Maria egylettel egyetert6leg
fog ebben az iigyben eljarni.
A gyilles vegen tagsagi dij-
r6l tartottak tartalmas es ertel-
mes vitat es a jov6 gyiilesen alig-
hanem egy bizottsagot kuldenek
Xxi a kiilonb0z5 tervek megbesze-
lesere. Az egylet elhatarozta AIT
is, hogy regi tagoknak, akik hosz-
szu lido ota munka nelziil allanak
es vagyonuk* mines, m6dot fog
nyujtani ARA, hogy tagsagi di-
jaikat egy kolcsonalapb6l fedez-
hcssek. Ennek tervnek kivite-
let is egy bizottsagra biztak. Az
egylet szamos hatralekos tagja
k6zjil igen sok rendezte ugyet a
vasarnapi gyiilesen ds egy nj tag
gal, Brogli Martonnal, szaporo-
dott a tagsagi letszam.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
VI NAPTARAK

Most kaptuk meg Dunantuli
Kisgazda Naptar es a Magyar
Nep Naptara jubilaris 1922. evi
kiadasait. A ket pompas, dus-
tartalmu 6hazai kalendarium fell
0lel mindent, ami mnnkasem-
bert erdekli. Mindket naptar IS
esztend0 6ta jelenik meg es az O.
hazaban minden haznal megtalal-
hat6, de erdekli az amerikai ma
gyarsagot is, inert eek napta-
rak egesz even at tanitanak es
sz6rakoztatnak. Mind ket nap
tart 81 bekiildese elleneben ber-
mentve kiildi meg: Mr.. Joseph
Erdos, Budapest (Hungary), ILL.,,
Zsigmond-utca 46. szam.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
vERHOvAY GYtjLES


Tudatjuk helybeli 10S-as sza-
mu fiok tagjaival, hogy no l3-
an, azaz most vasarnap. rendki-
will gyiilest tartunk, miert is ker-
iiik az 0sszes tagokat, hogy jelen-
ienek meg ezen a gyiilesen. Tu-
datjuk AIT is, hogy a k0zponti
iroda ertesitett benniinket arr0l.
hogy a melyik tag akarja. az tct-
Gzes szerinti honapokra el6re be-
fizetheti a tagsagi dijat. A Xxi te-
hat el0re akarja befizetni a havi
dijait, az megteheti ezen a gyiile-
sen es ezzel nemcsak saiat magan,
de penztarnokunk munkajan is
konnyit. A tagtestverek szives
megjeleneset keri, tagtestveri sze.
retettel, @
Debrovszky Andras, ein6k
Hoffer Andras, titkar.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
A "DONGo" JUBILEUMA
A "potyasok' megakadalyoztak
az oromiinnep megtartasat


Az amerikai magyarsag egyik
legismertebb es lcgnepszeriibb
munkasa Kemeny Gy0rgy, a
Dong6' szerkeszt6je,, a XII G no
BAN tolt0tte be hazassaganak 25
ewes forduloiat.
Az eziist lakodalmat illett vol
ma megtartani, de mostoha Vi
szonyok miatt a jubileum elma-
radt. Macy resziik volt ebben a
"potyasoknak," Xix kiil0n0s
szeretettel csempeszik ell masnak
a Dong6 '-jat, de Ok maguk So
ha sem fizetnek el0. De resziik
van ebben azoknak a hatraleko-
soknak is, a xix eleg tehet6sek
abban, hogy megfizessek a hatra-
lekot, de reszben lustak. reszben
nedig mem t0r6dnek ezzel k0te-
lezettsegiikkel.
Kemeny Gyorgy, a ,.'Dongo" "
szerkeszt6je megerdemli, hogy az
amerikai magyarsag tamogassa es
hogy lapjara elofizessen, mi egy
eyre 3 dollarba, felevre | dollar
so centbe keriil A kiakarja, az
/ kiildje be egyenesen a penzt Ke-
meny Gy0rgynek erre a cimre
"Dongo, 1860 25th street, De-
troit, Mich. A Xxi pedig mem akar
a penz kildesevel vesz0dni. az Vi
eye be az el6fizetest Mih6k San
! dorhoz, 1886 West Federal tsreeti
meny Gyorgyhoz juttatjak a
meny Gyorgyh0z juttatjuk q
Ipenzt. Kemeny Gyorgy az anne
rikai magyar ujsagirok egyik leg
ertekesebb tagja, a ki megerdem
Ii, hogy a jubieumra kenyeret
kapjon azoktol, a kikert munkas
sagat felaldozta.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
SCENT IsTvAN EGYLET

Vasarnap delutan elegge lato-
gatott rendes gyiilest tartott a
Scent Tstvan egylet, amelyen ell
hataroztak, hogy az iden a gyer-
mekosztaly ismet remek pasztor-
;atekkal all maid nagyk0zon-
seq ele karacsony estejen. Egye-
nesen hazulr6l erkezett a darab,
amelynek cine sKaracsony" lesz.
Az igazan nagyszeru, enekkel tar
kitott, hat 'felvonasos aarabban
az egylet ifjusagi osztalya mint
egy negyven taggal fog szerepelni.
A betanitast ismet Molnar Lajos
vallalta ell, neki Balask6 Gyorgy,
Horvath Istvan es Czene Gabor
fognak Segedkezni. Ugyancsak ell
hataroztak, hogy karacsony ma
sodnapjan, amely hetf6re esik,
nagy bait rendeznek a Kossuth
korben. A bal bazarral lesz egy-
bekotve.
A gyiilesen nagy megbotranA
kozast keltett a Kereszt' cimii
ujsag egy cikke, amely piispok
itteni fogadasaval foglalkozott.
A cikk, amelynek ir6jat most
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
JoL KEzDIK
Harom remenyteljes csemete ket
autot lopott ell

A napokba jelentettek rend6r-
segnek, hogy Harvey Poulson
warreni lakos es I'll. c.. Hyde 430
North Walnut street, lakos auto
mobiljait ismeretlen tettesek ell
loptak.
A nyomozassal megbizott rend-
Or a varos deli reszen egy eliza
gyott utcaban talalt egy gazdat-
Ian automobile, a melynek gazda-
ia is csakhamar jelentkezett Poul-
son szemelyeben, a XII azutan til
zetesen atvizsgalta kocsijat, a
melynek belsejeben egy n6vjegy
volt. Ennek a nevjegynek az alap-
jan letart6ztattak a II eyes Her.
bert Todd iskolasfiut. XII meg
tnevezte cimborait. Az egyik a
16 ewes Leonard Appleman, a
mask 21 ewes Elmer Moss volt
Mindharmukat letart6atattak es
a bortonbe tettek. Az el6zetes
kihallgatas soran bevallottak AIT
is, hogy Ok loptak .el Hyde auto
jat is, mely szinten megkeriilt
A harom jomadar felett ma
pokban fog itelkezni Cooper
gyermek- -bir6. ~
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
Hirek a ref. egyhaz
n@ koreb0l aa

Leikssz: Gerenday Laszl6. Ma
honing Ave. Telefon Bell 142, Auto
matte 4297. Gondnok G6ressy San
dor, 413 Dakota st. Tolefon Auto
matte 4771. Penztaros Seb6k Ga
Dor, TAI Mahoning Ave.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10

.Orgonahangok, Lelki vezer, Orgona
viragok. Egi es Lelki Mamma. Kaphato
RESS LASZLo es FIAI-nal, $50 East
Federal, kozel a Watt-hoz.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
VERHOVAY 321

Az east youngstown 321. szamu
Verhovay fiok tisztikara ezen az
uton is felkeri tagokat, hogy a
vasarnap delutani rendes gyiile-
sen minel nagyobb szamban je.
lenjenek meg. Akik meg nem fl.
zettek be lapert jar6 35 cente-
ket, keretnek AIT ez alkalommal
p6tolni.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
LEANYT vAGY AsszoNYT

keresek altalanos ,hazi munkara,
A XII fozni tud, az el6nyben resze-
sill. Kis csala'd, jd otthon Is j6
banasmod. Jelentkezok jojjenek
barmely nap delutan fel 4-tol. este
Gig Mihok Sander irodajaba, 336
West Federal street.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10

Az egyhaz presbitereinek cine:
Steeltonban
Kan6cz Istvan, 1929 Florence ave.
Seb6 Lajos, 1919 Manhattan.
Hajdu Pal, 1000 Butler ave.
Gomez Gyula ellen6r, 424 Richview.
Brier Hillen
Gomez Mihaly, '512 Crescent st.
Dics6 B. Istvan, 316 Crescent st.
Szadai Benjamin, 1919 Central ave
Balog Balazs, 1909 Lilac st.
Kantor Peter, 1118 Hazlep st.
Haselton
Bernat Oreszt, 105 Cherr st.
Haidu Kalman, 20 Morley st.
South Side
Szabo 1stvan jegyz6, 534 Tindal ave.
Farkas Peter, 315 Alexander st.
Menyhert Janos, 61O Mabel ST..
Juhasz JOSEF Or, 1884 Gibson st.
Gal Lajos, 525 Samuel st.
East Youngstown
Gyorgy Tamas, Box So
10th Ferenc, Al 7th st.
Vekassy Janos, 443 Washington st.
Vezse Mihaly, Box 35.
Hubbard
Batta JOSEF, Varga Mihaly.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
KeresztelO

Nov. Gan nyert Balint nevet
a scent keresztsegben Gy0rgy
Tamas es neje Jakab Borbala
fiacskaja. Ker. ST.: Vezse Mihaly
6s Tamasi Samuelne. sill. K6nya
Emma mckeesporti lakos.
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10

Jobb munkat kap ha g6p6szeti Is
mechanical. konyveket vesz IS tanul.
Kaphat6 RESs LASzL6 IS rIAI-nal.
359 East Federal. k0sel watt-hoz
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10

Olvas6ink legfagyobb resze is
meri Dulin 1stvant, a totajkn, de
magyar erz6sii es magyarul ma
gyon j6l beszel6 hires karmestert.
Or0mmel mutatjuk be most a fen
ii kepen Dulint es csaladjat. A
gyermekek epen olyan hires Is j6
zeneszek, mint az apjuk es, a Xix
Amerikai Magyar hirlap = American Magyar journal. [volume] (Youngstown, Ohio) 1911-1942, 1921-11-10
HIREK YOUNGSTOWN ES K0RNYEKER0L
HETI KR0NlKA
Rigmusokba szedte: O. Ke.

Vtge van valasztasnak,
Olsz baratunk gyozott.
A politika konyhajan
Nagyszeriien f6oz66tt-
Megf6zte Warnock urat,
Bor sem maradt RATA.
Hiaba, az Olsz baratnnk
Ilyen f6z6 fajtal
Merit f6zni tud, az bizonyos.
Hozza rantas neIkiil,
A kit megfoz fazekban,
Csunyaul megkekiil.
Szegeny Warnock a fazekban
Most politizalhat,
Es bevandorl0k ellen
Ujra agitalhat.
A bevandorolt polgarok
Most osszetartottak,
Warnock polgarmester felett
Iteletct hoztak..
Most legalabb gondolkozhat,
Ha akar felette,
Hogy a bevandorolt polgar
"Duty "-jat megtette!
Szavaztak is magyarok,
Raktak a keresztet.
Ez az Okla, hogy Warnock
Oily csunyaul vesztett.
De hat hiszen kors6 is.
Addig jar kutra,
Amig egyszer 0sszet0rik
Haromfele, csufra!
Az ad0becsl0 allasra
Szinten leszavaztak !.
Es Mih6k Sandor javara
Husz voksot leadtak.
Megis szep, hogy a magyarol
Magyarra gondoltak.
Es az 0sszetartasukr6l
Ilykep tanuskodtak.
Egyebekben a Kossuth Kor
Huszonharmadikan
Megmutatja, hogy Youngstown
ban
Mennyi sok szep lany.
.Olyan mulatsagot .rendez, L..
Minek nem lcsz parja,
A mikor meg a santa is
Csak csardast jarja
Este nyolc 6rakor kezdik
A tancmulatsagot,
A milyet meg ez vilag
ITALIAN sohse latott.
Ejjel tizenket orakor
Vacsorat szolgalnak,
A ciganyok meg az asztal !:
K0riil muzsikalnak.
Gagyi mester nagyban kesziil,
Pucolja a hord6t,
Kap is maid a. Kossuth K0rtSl
Emlekiil egy ord6t.
Brogli Naci nj zsebeket
varrat nadragjaba,
Es egy Macy bugyellarist tesz
Ranges kabatjaba!
Balask6 is kesziilodik,
Deak Pail szinten,
Jakubey Dzsani is jon,
Az lesz csak legeny!
Komar lesz az els6 tancos,
En- meg az utolso.
Forgunk is maid tame k0zben
Mint valami ors6.
10 lesz tehat kesziilodni,
AIT a ragyog6jat.
A beteg narration otthon
Es varja g6lyat.
En- is varom, de hiaba,
Pedig de j6 volna,
Mert akkor Nobel dijam
Egesz biztos volna!
- ~ a nm - -
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-05-13

j. Z. Dishong. former sheriff Of De.
Soto county. finds planting cukes
more profitable than arresting Grim
inals. On four acres planted to cukes
he made a net profitsof $500
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-05-13
SALTS fine FOR
ACHING KIDNEYS
We eat too much meat, which clogs
Kidneys, then. Back hurts and
Bladder hothers you.

. Most folks forget that the kidneys,
like the bowels, get sluggish and clogged
and need q flushing occasionally, else we
have backache and dull misery In the
kidney region, severe headaches, rheu-
matte twinges, torpid liver, acid stomach,
sleeplessness and all sorts of bladder dis
orders.
You simply must keep your kidneys
active and clean, and the moment you
feel an ache or pain in the kidney
region, get about four ounces of Jad
Salts from any good drug store here,
take q tablespoonful in q glass Of water
before breakfast for few days and
your kidneys will then act fine. This
famous salts is made from the acid CT
grapes and lemon juice, combined with
lithia, and is harmless to flush clogged
kidneys and stimulate them to normal
activity. 1t also neutralizes the acids
in the urine so it no longer irritates,
thus ending bladder disorders.
Jad Salts is harmless; inexpensive;
makes q delightful effervescent lithia-
water drink which everybody should take
now and then to keep their kidneys clean,
thus avoiding serious complications.
A well-known local druggist says he
sells lots Of Jad Salts to folks who believe
in overcoming kidney trouble while it il
only trouble,
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.ocKLAWAHA ITEMS

Mr.. and Mrs Mallard and Mr. Ellis
/ from the East Coast, are occupying
i portion Of Mrs, Carson Bradford Is
cottage.
Mr.. and Mrs Losing occupy WIS.
Clements home, the one she sold 70
Mr. Henry, Of Hopeville, Ca
DIR. and Mrs. Lane, Of Ocala with
Mrs. Lanes niece. Miss Minnie Jones,
from New Jersey, are occupying Mr.
McIver's summer home on the lake.
The aVagabond Lodge. occupied
by the Clarks had quite NUMBER
of visitors Sunday afternoon incIud-
inc the Hon. H. NJ Hampton and WIFE
with Mrs. Connolly
Old Man Clark has been catching
more Of those big trout and his wiIe
IS learning the art. Recently she pull
Cd out two within space OF ten
minutes time; one five and one seven
and a half pounds.
a natural born liar wants 70 prove
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES If you are !
doubting s5ohnny' ask Don McIver Z
he did not get one here that loaded
down his car.
The lake is drying out rapidly ana
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Whoopine Cough

This is a very dangerous disease.
particularly to children under flve
years Of age, but when no paregoric.
codeine or other opiate is given. is
easily cured by giving chamberlain $
Cough Remedy. Most people believe
that it must run its course. not know
ing that the time is very much short
ened, and that there IS little danger
from the disease when this remedy is
given. 1t has been used in many ep'
idemics Of whooping cough, with pro
nounced success 1t is safe and pleas
ant to talead
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a...ndo srandjury has indicted
bryant and his wife for kill
...,s father, found buried some
81, mothers we're burned to death
: s. i Cambridge, Mass, on Tues
rhey we're sleeping in the gar
..d he only exit was barrieaded
4. auIous Games.
r,mpa stia hopes to secure the
s.utheru college
!, frank Thomas, 4S, editor Of the
,..,sodist Quarterly Review. one OF
= strongest and most forceful
,',erx q the South, committed sui
81 i his home in Bowling Green,
g - hanging himself to a tree. AT
Z. time he was presiding elder OF
8 Louisville district.
$500
4 Is now clearly established that
81 mother Of Grover Cleveland Berg
1.ll sot s1o5,0o0 in gold from the
,sdsrsl treasury in 1919
senator Borah is determined to
.,s.s disarmament proceedings in
congress despite President Harding's
r,sbes Borah is some man.
A inheritance tax bill passed the
a.,se Il representatives at Tallahas-
u by vote of 80 to 81.
SAM BeIlnger negro, who several
vseks ago shot and killed Deputy
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1921-05-13

Charlie Chaplin, of picture screen
fame, was severely burned in his
studio at Los Angeles last Tuesday
He came in contact with an acetylene
blow torch
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Let Mrs. Mary Graves Tell You He
Poultry Raising Experiences

.Three years ago bougth an incu-
bator: this year I've made money
Rats stole my baby chicks. Didn't
know until friend gave me q cake
of RAT-SNAP. Next morning found
two dead rats in hennery Kept find
ing them Suddenly they disappeared
altogether. It's thesonly sure rat kill
err. Take Mrs. Graves advice. Three
sizes. s5e., 65c.. s1.25. Sold and guar
anteed by the Court Pharmacy. ad.
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has lost twelve inches of water since
the last shower.
We see some few ducks hanging
around and this must be why we have
to wear oyercoats early mornings.
The chug of the sand pump is heard
on the lake again relieving quiet
monopoly in these parts.