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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08

Sezatoarea |iterara della
Canton, Ohio

Dumln'ca rcd ovut loc la Canton o., dtoare Herad
oryanatd dc 1nstu'u"e "oastre rdnes din acel
avut un frum0s
Conterenar fost DID, Jean U. Kor
Dem D. Dmancescu student Carnegie Institute Technoogy
Ptsbug trim de citre societatea Friends
Tl conferntei dlu Dmancescu "De nunim
man, regredm cd
rorbra dsale M sa pro nsd pubca Gu pdcerc
lndatd
Conterina dlui Jean KOree CatdtHe Poporulu Zo-
man." IatG in rezuntat cuvintareo dIui Koree:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08

Muzica noastra, daca are ceva
care te patrunde 81 tie induiosea-
"a, apol tot de la tara vine. S "a
cintat de catre orchestra SIM
fonica din New York, rapsodia
romano maestrului Enescu. Tot
ce facut sd tresara 81 sd entu-
zhsmeze publicul american au
fost doinele, sirbile, horile, can
tecile, care ne-au incintat copi-
laria.
Oar plugarul VENT de pestc
mari 81 tari, traeste acum i'll.
preajma fabricilor 81 ca lucrator
Romanul s'a dovedit fl umul
din cele mai pretioase elemente
i'll aceasta tara ospitaliera. Munca,
sirguinta 81 curajul poporului no
stru, sunt admiratia lumei in
tregi. La Marasesti ne-am arafat
vOinicia cind armatele nemtesti
slau zdrobit de piepturile ostas;-
lor nostri.
Ascultati ce spun strainii des-
pre- moi.
DR.. Valentine st. John a scris
in Ianuarie 1917 u1'matoarele
''Taranul Roman apartine unei
rase fine 81 mobile; ell este foarte
mindru, foarte intelligent 81 po-
seda calitati pc care nimeni nici
nu lie banueste.''
lata ce zice Col. Bayne:
"Cind lumea va sti de suferin-
tele 81 obstacolele nenumarate
prin care trecut poporul roma
nesc, atunci de abba va intelege
cum de STA pastrat idealurile, da-
tinele, 81 obiceiurilc. Dol ami dc-a
| r1ndul am avut onOarea de III
griji de ranitii romani 81 nici-
odata IL am intalnit I'm popor mai
brav 81 mai curajos. Am trait
printre Ell un an intreg 81 cu toate
llipsurile din cauza razboiului. ann
vazut felul cum indurau eli sufe-
rintele Gu demnitate 81 mandrie
care ar putea sd fie pilda lumei
intregi. Ar Fl datorie sacra Il
Americei de recompensa aceste
virtuti'.
Da, acum cind suntem iarasl
'uniti, dupa amare suferinti de
(, vcacuri. cind cele Is milioane de
sufletc romanesti sunt libere 81
gaia la orr 81 ce sacrificiu pentrll
libertate, acum, datoria noastra a
tuturora este de a pastra aceste
calitati, care in adevar zic voua,
sunt calitatile unui popor de Q
menire mare pc acest pamant.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08

Vim i'll numele Societatei Priete-
nllor Romaniei sd va aduc salutul
nostru de dragoste 81 voc buna.
Placerea mea de fl acum i'll
mijlOcul D-voastra, nu poate in.
capea i'll cuvinte. Va rog, credeti-
ma ca inima mea bate la unison
Gu inima Domniilor Voastre, ca
nadejdile D-voastra sunt 81 ma
dejdile mele. Cd idealul D-voas-
ira este 81 idealul meu.
Suntem un neam latin. Latini-
tatea nOastra este acum un fapt
cunoscut de toata lumea. Numai
dusmanii nostri ne-au negat acea-
sta latinitate 81 Dumnezeu ia Pc
depsit.
PUporul nostru este un pOpol
de plugari. Agriculture a fost in
tOtdeauna meseria cea mai res.
pectata de toate neamurile de pe
suprafata pamintului. la Chinez
exista sarbatoare care Sc nu
meste 'sarbatoarea pammtului''
cind pc vremuri imparatul, ell in
susi, tragea o brazda Gu plugul.
Daca avem ceva frumos in arta
nOastra rOmaneasca, acest lucru
frumos este felul cum Sc imbraca
81 felul cum Isl impodobeSte casa
taranul roman. Am vazut in casa
unui American distins fota in.
tinsa pc perete de par ca ar Il
fost o icoana. Americana nici NJ
stia ca 'obiectul de arta'' asa
cum il numea ell, este fota. 81
credea cd este tesatufa unui mare
artist trecut prin toate scolilt
Europei. Nu stia ca munca mi
galoasa a unei fete de la tara
care visind la clipa cind iubitu
eli o va vedea, tesea frumoass
PIMA 81 infloria GU fluturi dt
aur 81 culorile curcubeului.
Daca avem ceva frumos in Ii
teratura, apoi tot frumosul, to-
de la tara vine. Cetiti-l pc marel'
nostru scriitor Alexandra; tot CT
este trainic in opera lui, este ce ;
Great taranul roman. Doina, doin;
noastra dulce, care cum zice poe
tut: 'Cind te-aud nu IN as ma
duce''. CoSbuc este artistul ce
mare. pentru-ca a inteles 81 graf
aspiratiile plugarilor. Eminesc'
- ell insusi - faurit limba ce;
sonora 81 armonioasa, artistica
profunda, multicolora 81 patrun
zatoare, llind elemente din Gin
tecile noastre populare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08
Papa Benedict desaproba
macelurile din Irlanda

Roma. In consistOrul secret
tinut All papa Benedict a vorbit
despre Irlanda condamn1nd mace
turtle ce Sc sa'vfrsesc acolo. El a
declarat Cd vioenta e in contra
zicere Gu morala crestineasca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08
Costa RIGA Va Tctragc
tupe|e din Panama
Anunta ca sc conformeaza Gu
promptitudine dorintei
Statelor Unite.

WASHINGTON, Z Martie.
DR.. Octavio Beeche, ministrul
Costa Ricei in Washington, a
anuntat astazi ca Guvernul Co.
sta Ricei a dat ordine pentru
imediata retragere a fortelor
sale din teritorul disputat pc
ste r1ul Sixaola 81 pentru 1nce-
tarea orr carei inaintari a for
telor costa-ricane pc coasta pa
cifica pc frontiera Panama
Costa Rica.
Informatiunea aceasta, isvo-
rita dintr'o nota, pc care Mi
nistrul afacerilor streine a Re
publicei Costa Rica a trimis-o DR.
Becce Gu instructiuni so inmaneze
la departmental Statelor Unite
a interpretat aici ca corespunde
pc deplin cererilor Statelor Unite
intro nota trimisa Simbata trecu-
ia de Secretarul de Stat, d. Char.
les E. Hughes Republicei din A.
merica Centrala.
Pana All noapte, pc cat sa site
departmental statului IL "a primi1
nici un respuns della Republica Pa.
mama, Garcia d. Hughes la trimi.
o nota Identical Gu cea trimisa Re
publicei Costa Rica.
In respunsul Republicei Cost;
Rica guyernul promite sd respec
teze granita delimitata 1ntre teri
torul eli 81 al Panamei de catre Sc
full Justitiei della Curtea Suprem;
a Statelor Unite, d. Edward D
White.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08
Rev0|utia ia pTOpOTti
SeTioaSc in Russia
Kerensky s'a dus in Polonia sa
dirige contra-revolutia.

STOCKHOLM, Z Martie. -
Telegrame sosite la ora zece
din Terioki, la nordul Petro-
gradului, anunta ca bombarda-
rea Petrogradului devine din
ce in ce mai furioasa. r con-
firmata stirea ca fortareata
Krasnoya Gorko g pc partea
anti-bolsevistilor 81 dimpreuna
Gu Kronstadtul ia parte contra
Petrogradului. Flota din Sys-
terbak urmeaza asemenea e.
xemplul Kronstadtului. Co.
mandantul trupelor sovietiste
carl lupta contra anti-bolsevi-
cilor 1nsusi Trotzky, precum
| spune o telegrama din Hclsing-
fOrs.
HELSINGFORS, Finlanda, 7
Martie. - REVOLUTIONARY bombar-
deaza Petrogradul, lar bateriilc din
Systerlek, Revonnena 81 Tarbovka
bombardeaza Kronstadtul. Genera
lul Kozlovski, comandantul anti
bolsevicilor, TRIMS un ultimat la
| Petrograd ca in Occurs de trei zile
sal evacueze trupele bolsevice.
O telegrama venita din Helsing-
fors la ziarul Exchange Telegraph
din Londra spune ca din Kron-
stadt au plecat $1,000 de oameni
contra Petrogradului. Sovietele All
TRIMS trupe chinezesti Gu artilerie
contra lor. Acestia au incercat sd
/, vina i'm contact Gu eli trecand ghia-
ia de langa suburbiul Waschos-
troff, dar torpilorul Petropavlovsk
la alungat.
O telegrama din Varsovia anun-
ia ziarului London Times ca re-
volta taraneasca cu proportii ne
obicinuite Sc pregateste in provin-
ciile din Tambov, Voronezh 81
Kursk sub conducerea fostului co
mandant de regiment bolsevic, An,
tonoff. Aceasta telegrama fost
trimisa de generalul Boris Savin-
koff, seful comitetului rusesc pa.
triotic.
Fortele lui Antonoff AL ocupat
localitatea Grjazi, un centru al cal
lor ferate Tambov 81 coopereaza GU
generalul Makno, conducatorul for
telor anti-bolsevice ukrainiene.
| Revoltele aceste pot Fl suprima-
te-au declarat conducatorii anti.
revolutionari-daca Sovietele vo1
concentra trupe fidele contra lor.
Isbanda lor depinde insa de acees
ca trupele rosii vor lupta orr ba
contra revolutionarilor. Discipline
mai exista la cavaleria bolsevica
dar discipline infanteriei e foarte
). slaba. Uncle divisii au declarat cd
nu vor sd lupte contra anti-bolse.
vicilor.
| PARIS, Z Martie. - Alexandru
Kerensky, fostul dictator al Rusiei
a parasit Parisul pentru Reval ca
sa dirigeze personal miscarile anti
revolutionare contra bolsevicilor
Programul dupa care va lucra &
fost elaborat de comitetul revolu
ti0nar din Paris inca in luna Ia
nuarie. De atunci q fost revizuir
81 aprobat de sefii militari al an
| tantei.
"Acesta fnceputul sfarsitulu
lni Lenine,'' a declarat Kerensky
Tin Occurs de sase luni Russia V,
inceta de Fl sovietista 81 va Fl I
republica precum este America d
nord. Miscarea care a inceput il
18 Februarie la Kronstadt, s'a Ia
tit in toata Russia ca flacara. Ia
! ranii din Ukraina, din Caucazul d
4 nord, din Crimea 81 din Siberia
el Fan rasculat. Informatiile mel
n din urlna sunt, Cd Petrogradul s
t Kronstadtul ocupat de trupe ro
! sii carl s'au resculat contra boise
i vicilor, 81 de marinari. In sud,
l armatA de 1O0, 900 de tarani merg
din Kiev spre MosAva sub conduct
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08

LONDRA, Martie.-Negociatunl asupra despagubirii
geane fost ntrepe All name trupe ranceze engleze
81 begene inanta in Gemana ocupa pare
din nuul Gel mai industrial Oar Ca de acum, trupee fran
sunt in mscae precum anuna eegrama din Berlin 81
au avansat la Benrat destnata spre Dusseldorf
Delega francez apar de loc supara cnd deega
germani sunt foarte mahniti
Penalitae sunt urmatoarele
Ocuparea oraselor Duisburg Duesseldorf 81 Ruhrort
Fiecare tara aliata alta mp0rturie ger
cat ii pacea.
Stabilrea nnei lin uanlal0A dealnngul Rinuui.
Au urma doua conferinte lung dupace Germanii
pins propunere alalor numai dupa aceste dat
sai Foc Wilson orni de inainare rupelor de ocupatie
Drul Smons minisrul de externe al Gernaniei propus
ca pa petru ce dna cinc ami anutat fxe 81 eciva
enul taxei t Il la sut dar in schmb cerut Sesa
perioara sd fe asgurata pentru Geana 81 sa asgure
libertate mai mare pentru comertu german
Germania apela la lga natunor contra actiunilor
atilor carl apicat penaati pentuca Germana inn
pnt disposle ataulu de pace. Drul Smons in raspun
sui ui care Lloyd George pus urmaoaree: Germana
face parte din lga nauhor dar semna pactu gei deci
vo 1nana protest contra carl amenn
tat."
Lloyd George spune ca aati sun foarte contrarati
trebue apce aceste penaita, dar condte stabilize la
confernta din Paris fac mnimu la drept aia Acest
minm Germana poate plat. Aiat vad numai manevra
in refuzu Germaniei.
Drul Simons mai cerut un e11nin sa poata consua
cabinetul german dar nu lisa acordat.
Grosul trupeor de ocupatie compus din Francez.
Anglia conrbu numa attic tupe cate
pentru demonstrated solidaritatii.
Maoritatea zarelor din Anglia bucura de soldaritatea
aiatior.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08

SAN JOSE, Costa Rica, 7 Mar.
tie.-S'a anuntat astazi aici ca un
armistitiu 81 intelegere finala q
chestiunei granitelor dintre Pana.
ma 81 Costa Rica s'a inceput sc
negocia prin mediatiunea Statelol
Unite.
Dupa rapoartele sosite aici, Cru
cisatorul Statelor Unite Sacramen
to sosit Simbata la amiaza Ia
Almirante.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08
VOLUME XVI.-NO. "a.
Armata frdnCezd lnainteaza
in cernapia
Bulletin

COLOGNE Martie.-Trupe franceze au ocupat
Wiesdorf 81 sunt gaia la noapte sd coupe orasul
Dusseldorf Fortee britane sunt foarte mici: numai
doua bataoane sunt la dspoze in cazul daca ar tre
bui sd inainteze.
PARIS, Martie.- Correspondence agentiei Ha-
vas in Londra la ora All dimneata telegrafiat ca
expertii german continue prelucra noua oferta pc
care vor prezinta-o probabil All dimineata.
LONDRA, 8 -Corespondentul din Roma
al ziarului London Times teegrafiaza ca Epoca scre
ca cabinetul italian tnut Luni conferinta in care
aprobat atitudnea delegation italieni la conferinta
din Londra 81 a accentuat ca sa poate conta la
portu efectv al Itei in cazul unei inainta in Ger
MANIA
The Nenana news., 1921-08-13

John E. Ballaine, of Ssattle, who made a trip to Interior Alaska for the purpose of gathering data in connection with the plan of the ad- ministration to establish g line of steamers to connect with the Govern ment railroad at Seward or Anchor age, returned from Fairbanks yes terday and left for the coast this morning, accompanied by his broth CT, H. Ballaine, who Is a pioneer and successful farmer of the Fair banks district. MT. Ballaine is going back to Washington and will be ac- companied by his brother probably as far as the coast.
The Nenana news., 1921-08-13
NOTICE OF FORFEITURE

To J. H. Patten, 4. H. McNeer, N.
 C. Stewart, Roger Sherman and
 MaybelC. Sherman, their and each
 of their heirs, executors, admins trators and assigns:
 You and each of you are hereby notified that the sum of one hun dred dollars (s100.O0) in labor and improvements has been expended upon the Fox Gulch Association placer mining claim, situate on Fox Gulch, tributary Of Platt Creek, in the Nenana mining and Record ing District, Alaska, in order to hold said claim under the provisions of Section 1924 of the Revised Statutes of the United States and the amendments thereto concerning annual labor upon mining claims, being the amount required to hold said mining claims for the year 1920; said labor constituting the annual assessment work for the year 1920; and if within ninety (90) days after the last publication of this Notice you, and each of you, as respective co-owners of said claim, fail or refuse to pay to the undersigned your respective propor- tion expended by me for said labor and improvements legally required to hold said claim as aforesaid for the year 1920, together with the cost of this Notice, your interest in said claim will become the property of the undersigned, your co-owner, under said Section 2324, Revised Statutes of the United States.
 C. c. HE'D First Publication August 13, 1921 Last Publication Nov. 5, 1921
The Nenana news., 1921-08-13
FAIRBANKS NOTES
HEREREEHHR9HEHE9E1 1

The fact that the senate has not yet confirmed the Fourth division officials whose nominations were an nounced early this month, has given rise to the rumor that there is op- position to their appointment. The cJnfrmG;,ons were expected ,ar'y this " .ck.
The Nenana news., 1921-08-13

The steamer Idler, pleasure craft owned by F. c. Moves, is ready to sail for Lake Minchumina, in the Kantishna District, with a party of pleasure-seekers who will spend the remainder of the season in that beautiful region. The party includes Mir. and Mrs. Moves, Mir. and Mrs. J. H. Groves, Mrs. C. W. Adams. R. E. Maddocks. The steamer will be manned by a crew of three, and small barge will De taken along for use in case of need.
The Nenana news., 1921-08-13

Attorney and Mrs. 4. R. Heilig are leaving for the States, to make their home in Oakland, after a res idence of IT years in Alaska. At torney and Mrs. Guy B. Erwin will drive them to the coast, to connect with a south-bound steamer at Val deg on August 26. They will take their time along the trail, hunting and fishing.
The Nenana news., 1921-08-13

Ed. Head and Jack Peers have gone into the Totatlanika district to look over some mining ground.
The Nenana news., 1921-08-13

Scoutmaster F. C. Scherer left for Birch Lake today with camp equipment for the annual Boy Scout outing. The boys will follow on Monday.
The Nenana news., 1921-08-13

that he is bringing a lot of new pictures with him
 Attorney John A Clark, Mrs. Clark and the two boys have gone to Birch Lake on a vacation.
 Leo Rogge was visitor in town this week from Goldstream.
 Hughie Ross is 8 recent arrival in town.
 Charles Fowler has returned to town from a trip to the creeks. Dr. Lake invested in a Ford a few days ago.
 Albert Sagen left for Chitina to-
The Nenana news., 1921-08-13

NEW POTATOES and Carrots, 1oc a pound. Smyth's Garden.
The Nenana news., 1921-08-13

Jack O'Connor, who recently re- turned to Fairbanks from Hyder, has been appointed chief of the local fire department, succeeding Charles Samson, resigned. ". C. Lane, formerly of Nenana, has sue ceeded Fireman Barnett, as a mem Der of the department. Both of the appointees will assume their duties on the first of September.
The Nenana news., 1921-08-13

Albert Sagen left for Chitina to day with three passengers.
The Nenana news., 1921-08-13

Mrs. C. D. McCauley has re- turned to town from a visit on Fair banks creek, where Nr. McCauley is employed for the summer.
The Nenana news., 1921-08-13

The Lavery and Wilbur families have gone to Birch Lake for an out ing and probably will be away two weeks. Hal Bailey drove them out.
The Nenana news., 1921-08-13

Commissioner Reed Heilig and family have gone to Birch Lake for a week -...
The Nenana news., 1921-08-13

Dr. Lake invested in a Ford a few days ago.
The Nenana news., 1921-08-13

Dick Thorne, pioneer movie man of Fairbanks, is enroute North on the steamer Alameda and reports
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-11-15
EIGHTH GRADES LESSON
IN PEDAL ANATOMY

Editor Star: Please correct mis-
take published in the Saturday paper.
Mr.. Lttle's talk was to the eighth
grade, not to the fourth
The eighth grade is studying phys
iology, and Mr.. Little gave very in
teresting lecture on the structure OF
the foot, explaining the importance OF
it's arches, and their use. He discuss
ed the question of high or low heels
and their relation to comfort and
health. He illustrated his talk, not
with a dummy foot" but with the
skeleton of human foot, which every
member of the class was permitted 70
examine.
This lecture was given at the spe-
cial request Of the teachers Of the
class. Respectfully,
Mrs. II. s. Wesson.
Mrs. Rex Todd.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-11-15
TOURISTS SHOULD REGISTER
AT THE BOARD OF TRADE

All visitors and tourists are urged
to register at the Board of Trade. Be
sides affording list of those coming
TO the city and county, this registra-
ton enables visitors to get IN touch
with any of their friends who might
be here. It also gives the Board of
Trade an opportunity to give the vis-
itors literature of the city and county
ard to keep in touch with visitors
who do not locate here permanently
If you come in contact with visitors
or tourists urge them to register al
the Board of Trade.
The Board of Trade keeps on file 9
list of rooms for rent and gladly as
sists visitors to get accommodations
Those who have rooms for rent car
aid in this work By listing their rooms
with the Board Of Trade.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-11-15
PEDRICK's PETITION
>. W. r. Pedrick, ESQ.,:

To. W. r. Pedrick, Esq:
The undersigned citizens and quail
fed voters of the city of Ocala, here
by petition you to become candidate
for councilman on the city council
from the third ward of the city Of
Ocala. at the election TO be held on
December 18th, 1921:
C. c. Curry, F. E. Wetherbee, E. J.
Sasser, D. w. Tompkins, z. Fl. Mar
tin. z. z. Clarkson, F. w. Ditto, A.
A. Vandenbrock, R. z. Fort, c. A.
Fort. H. s. Chambers, j. L. Nicholas,
r. H. Mefert, A s. Burgess, Z. c.
Jordan, Baxter earn, w. Fl. Mefert,
II. NJ. Little, C. N. Schlemmer, Luella
8. Swain, c. v. Roberts, Gordon
Thompson, H. l. Wikle, ]. L. Smoak,
William Needham, S. T. Sistrunk, R.
l.. Anderson Jr., H. NJ. Hampton, w.
]. McGehee, ]. Goldman, James Duff
fy Jr., j. Malever, J. r. Jordan, H. p.
Biting, Thomas Proctor, ]. p. Phil
lips, J. R. Dewey, d. r. Connor, /. U
Forbes, E. J. Crook, w. P. Chalker
W. W. Rilea, L. Toffaletti, Sam E
Phillips, T. S. Trantham, ]. w. Hun
ter, Lester Warner, G. c. Sheppard
L. G. Bailey, ]. E. Bailey, H. B. Whit
tington, S. NJ. Hooper, W. P. Huck
ably. F. B. Gates, n. u Kindt, P. P
Costello, H. A. Fausett, G. n. Hooper
IA. G. Moree, John Thompson, Jerr!
Burnett, r. L. Carter, w. o. Perkins
William Jeffcoat, C. Y. Miller, w. O
Fur, ]. r. Martin, W. r. Bailey, Johl
IL. Whitfield, E. Jacobs, C. G. Moxley
IC. L. Moore, c. D. Whitfield, G. Stat
ford, J. S. Tucker, w. E. Nelson, W
| n. Counts, l. E. Tompkins, George Z
Edmondson, Henry W. Taylor, Fran
Burch, Andrew Goldwire, Reube
Johnson, A. B. Johnson. ]. w. Alex
!; ahder. L. C. Smith, Jas. A. Butter
field, ]. NJ. Ponder, E. B. McCantl
Nathaniel Hall, Fl. L. Lloyd, +.
Gadson, F. K. Powers, VIII Gee, Wes
! Davis, Harvey Mckay.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-11-15
LYDIA DANIELS

In the death of Lydia Daniels,
which occurred on November 18th,
the colored people Of this community
lost one of the best esteemed Of their
race. The funeral services were held
from Mount Zion A. n. E. church, Of
which she had been a member fo-
many years The deceased was 7S
years of age. She was not only wei
known by her own race, but BY many
of the white people. There were sew
eral preachers in attendance at the
funeral and the following acted as
nall bearers: Lexi Alexander, John
Brown. r. S. Mitchell. W h Smith,
Jasper Ingram and Jerry Mitchell
Robert Thomas, one of her four sur
viving sons, has been with George
MaeKay & Co. m the building de-
partment for 3s years.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-11-15
WITNESS
HAS APPEARED
Mizs Betty Campbell Claims She Was
Net in Hiding and Exprss Be
hef In FAttyis Iznooenee

Chicago, Nov. 1S.-Aiss Betty
Campbell, long sought as an mpOr-
tznt witness IN the Fatty Arb1ekle
case, was found today N her home
here Miss Campbell. age 20 said
ske was q member OF the party at
which Virginia Rape Is alleged 70
have suffered fatal injuries and that
she did not, believe Arbuekle had any
thing TO do with her death She de-
elared the girl was a member Of the
party at four O'Clock when Miss
Campbell joined the party, while she
said the prosecution claims she was
injured several hours before that
Miss Campbell denied that she tried
% hide from the San Francisco au-
thorities-
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-11-15
STATE FAIR is INSURED
AGAINST UNTIMELY SHOWERS
ASSOCIATED Preszl

Jacksonville, Nov. 15-The State
Fair here win be a success financially,
even though it should rain during the
entire week, for tie largest rain in
surance policy ever issued in Florida
has been written, according to insur-
ance agents. The policy is for
S68, 900 aand is IN favor of the Flor
ida State Fair and Exposition and
the Jacksonville Driving Club. Should
two-tenths of an inch of rainfall be
recorded any one day between the
hours the gates open and close COM
pensation for the day is TO be paid
by the insurance company.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-11-15
PLANS TO ENTERTAIN
POSTCARD TOURISTS

Tentative arrangements for the en-
tertainment Of the Jacksonville post
card campaign tourists were made al
q meeting yesterday afternoon at 4
O'Clock in the Board Of Trade room at
which were present members of the
committees appointed by the Board Of
Trade. the Woman's Club and the Ro-
tary Club. As the visitors are expect
ed to reach Ocala in the middle Of the
day, it has been agreed that the en-
tertainment for the afternoon viii be
In charge of the Woman's Club, the
evening in charge Of the ROtarians
and the next morning IN charge of
the Board of Trade. The party win
arrive here Monday, November q.
instead of Noyember/26, from ST. Pc
tersburg. The entertainment here
will include trip to Silver Springs
and very probably a visit to the wild
orange groves at Citra, and the or
ange packing houses at that point
The Board Of Trade expects to receive
complete itinerary of the tour in 9
day or two. The visitors, consisting
of three young ladies and three boy
scouts, with chaperone, are expected
to arrive in Jacksonville tomorrow
and viii spend three days in that cit!
before leaving on a tour of the stats
which win take in st. Augustine
Daytona, Sanford, Orlando, Kissim
lmee, Lakeland, st. Petersburg, Ocala
Gainesville and Green Cove Springs.