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The Washington herald., 1921-02-12
GERMAN PROPAGANDA AGAIN SEEN
WHAT Congress Did Yesterday
Petitions and Memorials.

Petitions and Memorials.
Ball, observation-disclosures from
Wilmington and Milford, Del, op-
posing Legislation to establish n
Department of Education,
Moses, New Hnmpshire-Resolu
tions from Claremont. N. H., In OPP
position to establishment of Depart
mcnt of Education.
Pnge, Pennsylvania - Petitions
from citizens of Chester and Della
ware Counties, Pennsylvania, urging
naval holiday and reduction of
armament,
Culberson, Texas-MemoriaI from
Dallas. Texas, opposing the estab-
IIshment of a Department of Edu-
cation.
HOUSE.
Met Mt II q. mi adjourned Mt 5,45
| d. m. until IL n. m. today.
Resumed consideration of naval
appropriation bill.
Committees
Ways md Means-shoe manufne-
turers urged tariff on shoes In pro-
portion to that placed on leather.
Foreign Analrs-A. W. KIiefoth,
ment, said there Is no prospect of
aIIeViatInE Russian demoraliSa tIon
under present economic and poIiti-
cal conditions. Committee decided
to summon Washington ID. Wander
lip to testify on Russian conditions
Interstate Commerce - Hearing
ON amendment to section 10 of Clay
ton act.
Public Buildings and Grounds
Treasury omcinIs tell of need fol
additional vault space.
Appropriations subcommittee
Hearings on fortificatiOns approprl
: alton bill.
| Bills Reported.
Foreign AnaIrs-Johnson bill t.
bsstoYy Congressional medals O
: honor upon unknown British an.
: French soldiers buried at weStmIn
ster Abbey and the Arc de TrIomphc c
Executive Communications.
Chief of engineers reported un
f.yorabIy on project in iIlinoI
, River and Lake Depue at Depue, III
!. Bills introduced.
weIty, Ohio-MakinE II unIawfu
= for any Judge appointed under au
!. thority of the United states to re
Z cefye compensation for eXercisinI
duties of arbitrator.
Britten. Illinois To cOnStrue
norton of the naval appropriate
act of 1920.
smithwick, Florida - AuthOrisin
examination and survey of the har
bor OF ChoctawhHtchec Bay, Fla.
Butler, Pennsylvania To estat
IIsh a chnpIain's bureau in the Nav
;. Department.
brooks, IIlinOis-TO amend th
vocational rehabilitation ace.
House Committees Today.
Q AppropriatiOns-Su ubcommittee q
y fortifiea tion bill; 10 n. m; eNecuttV
RI shipping Board-HurleyI 10; ope
re Ways and means-Free hsti II
open.
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-08
SEVEN SPRINGS

Nr Fannie ruu. frar Tn
maus spent 'a. a,.s f.t tae r.
~ bog daughter Nr So O. par
] q Brasher aai brother p
left Sunday far H.ni.-r af
ihey iook their crop ~ mlaou o
market
Mr Patsy rua ~ ar
was the guest ~ W.u E.h. un.I.r
lsst week
Billie Campbell returned fum lI.n.
hnsvi.'e where be- uok tn ota
Co market
Mr. Ahble Caa,y ~ n,u.ia
snsnt ono nlrti h,-r at u..E ...
Fuesi ~ Mr b Mcclure
Warren Belle ard fe arI Ma.
huu.l and wife asrr r pad...h
seek shopping
W % Campbell m
cattle tery rro,rt.y
j W Ho..omar ar ae.I man
ths community BE- rua.l ua.l
writing
Bedford Batsr arI af .fF
or' were rurf. ~ Nr anI Nr u
p Duncan SUNDAY
Rev and Mu krr Irr II
tmmau' visited relative t,r
day
Vs. af, f.ad t .He f.f r..
Campbell uhn ta. hr af t..
piiaI a' radarsh o. Treatment o.
appendicitis has recovered ufarr.
Co he able ia return a t. f
this vicinity after tuo weeks ai.sr.s
tirur Mckinney aI f
hear Hebron usre eu. .fW Do
Campbell and family boa. a.t ...I
Mr Freeman Mckinney visited h..
brother Poo. M.kmr T
hns sunday
hiedan Howard arI vie AMI n
g Howard and wife n rssr 81.
nala erre guests ~ Tom M.k.rast
and family ln ths se,t0n I..t a
Henry s'mrk.ns and rerf r.l af
hmmaus section uere hefs h.i aesi
Or business
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-08
CROSS LANES

M Clyde n,lla,sn and shldr.
visited hs sister, Mrs Eua Bmnt
'e ar estk
Mr. A Caui,k spent Frda,
u'hs tsr daughter Nr ora How
rfur
Nr Gsarr, Mamie, visited rsa
tfn near here Tuesday - Iast seek
Mu O. % Mrnousu and dasrh
fr usre r Marion saturday
Sic A. o Crisp and daughter
SITES tt'h attended church az Rep
ton Saturday
Ead Crop visited N Nunr Sat
lriay
Raymond rhurmond ~ Rsp,on VA.
hrw sunday
lyle Moore vas ihe guest ~ b.
f.'ier Mu J % Thomas ono day
iast seek
ST. and Mu J % Thomas ant
children uere guests ~ . p Moore
and wife Sunday
Mr ani.Mn George Henry M.
OPAL Moore Rslsl Crisp. NapaI
Nurr ard Mote pauI attended ths
singing at 80 D. % MruaasH.
sunday
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-08
FRANCES

The Frances School closed Friday
might with q nice program which ..
enjoyed hy aI present
Mr Forrest oliver wac the ra.l
of her daughter Mr. Miller M
week
Mr. and Mrs Orrn Rogers hu
rented " W MuIi,m hu, n
Frances
Mr j 2 Matthew visited Ur
y R Brown Thursday
no" Susie and Cora Fletcher u,r
to Frances rhurday
" y Brown aho h1 been
ferinr from a broken DOB n no Do,
ter 90 this writing
Burnett Brown went 90 uy.usbgn
Sunday
rearcy Holder was boz Fran,e Do
Friday nIrht
Mr Ada Campbell and Mr In
Guess visited Ms Ellen Brown "a
Friday
M Dan Matthew and Mr Wal
Ger Brown visited Mr. W Brown
Saturday
Wesley Qua'Is and family ~ Msx
'eo were guests ~ Mu Blake af
week
Mr laWrenre Sheaguf aas it
guest ~ ha father Nr Sim SHOW
craft one day h.t u,s.
Mr j y Brown uu.m u..r
Wednesday
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-08
SULPHUR SPRINGS

ltu, Nn May Hodge of Sher
daH n visiting hsr grandparents Nr
aaI Wr Hughes
Nu Wilma Br't and little daurh
tr lerah Sue visited her sister, Mr
tsieh larham. ~ ih.. place th.
ur,s srI
George shevmakrr aas BOO our se.
ur Saturday
E Hughes a,rt 90 Marion Sum
dIr fierr.un
'ur lanham has recently move,
n hO r.a home
Nu r a Hughes aho has been
ufrHr from a severe attatt n rhu
ma..m. greatly Improved
N ieHah Sue BeIt visited Ms.
Nay Hoier r,,enfly
N Robert Thomas ~ Glendale
uas ths guest n hcr daughter Mr
Co.'S Hadee th, ar,k end
N.v Sadie Ilurhs. was 90 th.
ra0s orr day che past eesk
Charlie JAMES va, in Marion Sat-
uriay
hu Willie Moore spent Tuesda,
uiih Nr & l. Fultk
Mr Ernest james visited h.. aunt
N Mamie JAMES recently
N Reed Easlsy was the rues.
u Nr ~ o james Wednesday
Mu e. o. Fmiilk has been or
ihr s.-k IIst ihr past thrr, weeks
Charlie james aas the guest u
Vernon FnUtk "wednesday
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-08
CARD or n,NKs

We vsh fo synrrss to our manv
fnends alr heart fsr thanks far
thslr constant attention and htnr
ministry shown us during itr Ins
and dsaih n Mu = Prank Iayi
J FRANK LLOYD ard CHILDREN
. A WILSON ANp FAMILY
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-08
FREEDOM

Mr ard Nr El,rt N.Eass ,...
TIED .r Glendale .s.tar ht a..i
Niece Hera Curt,ad and n..f
Wlrs arl Nn uh iia.t.
onf day asf aert With Wr Fr.t
HoIIonan
Mr and Nr Albert u.Err .rl
.on ani Nr ard Nr Iota Wm
Hlrhr spent SUNDAY with Vr ana
We lam, uartp
Mr ard Ur Eur UHsr
ant haoy visited boz ur,rt ssiar
day ard Sunday
ST. and Nr 1ohn Brown and
grandson ~ Marion attended SUNDAY
N,t'aI 40 it. pa.r sara.
N" Raa Curhsai spent Wsria,
afternoon uIih Nf E.h I....
SITES ora Ssti.n sr.rt hf a.ei
with tfr brother
Mu PRANK DurhssI ua. tts
fue.i ~ t1 mother nre isf ht
brfk
Mr Tom N.Euer and rarlar
Marvin Hurhr ari Mn Wanart
Nnr .rfri Tariar aHb Doc n.tI
u Nr nuan
hs.s Ola ari lsr Carhlai arI
i0na LWaH rHt N.rIsy atb
Misses na.f srd Va U
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-08

y Marvel Jesse Conrsr and DIM
tunfrr went 90 Marion Saturday
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-08
WANTED

u.d tImr Pour Poster or Corded
bed stead State height II p.ts
Good prior paid Write or .ee. a. l..
Cas'ady Marion. ~
The Crittenden press., 1921-04-08

~ PAYS 10 AnVrRnsr
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20
FORMER PENSACOLA
POLICEMAN HUNTED
ON SERIOUS CHARGE

PENSACOLA. Feb ~ John Hol
land. lately "a member of the police
department here. is being hunted on
70 serious chtfge tonight tie IS al.
leecd 10 have invited young MAJ
t.ed woman 10 take an automobile
ride last night and She charges In au
Affidavit today that she was brputlly
assaulted and left unconscious iu %
'vouis When found she was wonder
ing about En- the w0ods, iu ID ddzed
condition with her lace ocatcn and
bloody. and her clothing Jadl Torn
and disarrauged.
Holland who Wd- said ri have boon
driuktug was known 10 have rrman.
.d jn the city two hour att'r th" 90
curreu,e aad 9hau "a" 1ctrI Relatives
ol the woman were ON HIS trail hc is
alleged io have taken an automobile
and lcu thp city lIe IS rharg"I "tth
rape. t4r thrt or au automobile aud
criminal assault FcelirS is running
meh Ais the woman va- vUv pIomin.
sut IT. social circles hete.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20
WOMAN IS |.
DASTARDlY
ATTACKED
MRS. 7. A. CHASTAINE
STRUCK DOWN, R0DRED
OF PURSE ON ORANGE
AVE. SATURDAY NIGHT

While waking alone u th- noxth
side oi 0ranse atenue. Iast wszt q
Ridgew0oa avenue aboaf - a'r.0..z
saturday evening. agrs. Eaixshe.s :
6 fhas,aiae. of les south FIRST sra~s.
aas bsntaliy attacked b sa 1akusszn
aailaaE who sfrBek sef severely 81
tAe ioa ef tae bead with an iron bar.
slaicaing her purse and l.assnS hu-
fee9ly vlaiBg for help.
Acqa9.ntances coming by fsx
moments iater aauad her iysng % she
edge 81 the sidewalk. fast losing e0u-
sc.ousne FROM the shoek ard sss.
Il blood fr3n the wound INFLICTED. q
:. CHRIST who resides but several
hundred feet vest u the spot II -
attach aas called aud carried lhs m
.0riunaf. aeBan 1910 SIS aome where
Or MerTFdaF aas Immediately essilsss.
r. Siye ff3 M
She aa. later taken 10 DR. Rioek.
hospital far sha right tbe doctor BE-
iey5ns al She would reeos = frain
he w9fna .ae Eas su1ersns frssn
extreme a4ork 4na loss u bsaoI fsfa
sr thaa iroln z coHcassl0n frem tss
3l0&
Mrs Caastaiae Wao IS sFuisloysg
q the 1beus sumner Furniture easn.
pauy and who lived With her san.
Thomas Chastaine On First axcaae.
just around ~ corner ffen .hs spot
where she vas affarke.;. stated tb~4
She saw 10 one ana that TIE bl0w x4t
altOgether unexpected she feis tbs
impact and rea ize4 iisar her parse
was gone. containing sosne xis. NJ
jewelry VAS taken The ass4slans ~.
IDENTIFY making bis get awsy tssmesgi.
ateiy after she tell
The sI.of Where The brutal aftaek
on 1rs chaStaiHF was made wss ~
-ae.lg gp0os free. behlna rsiea
Deer 8-sa eng might have sfood await
ne uis Ha9ee q strike her Wha
aa aEeapt auaiiy brssaf moonlight iat
-.-a.as pot ea shaded by fhs
7veEaaag - 3oaeh Naie th4 Chrg
bom- aa brightly aghted. iH piail
ylea of M spa
ST. Cars Ht Nsa- rsprecafa-
-5tes re. aes fa ae saf shYrfy 3
ter aa a.ta . f14nd yinr 1H tb7
ground faa pool 81 8load
irl bar .as. slsa ln thIskn
aa8 ts aaarHfs piece
at Fa ear bar sfeesrt
Craa Z aa aa se atr.r ap
B. t.e s 81 ~
awe wss
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20

not entirely III accord aIth those oI
bitter enders." Howeyer it is sno~u
that Lodge aud Knox believe Hughes
acceptable. There is Il persistent ru-
NOR III Republican c1clee here to-.
night thM Hughes is not taking the
state portfolio as a permanent post
but merely 10 serve uuta the oppor-
tnnitv arises for his appointment 10
the supreme court bench. lt Is expect
Il that in such an event Senator Fall
viii succeed to the secretaryship of
state
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20
To the Young
And to the Old
The Same Appeal.

To folks Of all ages, Florida
has an irresistible appeal, most
difficult to analyzc or explain.
A land of enehantment ii has
ever been since the days of the
venturcsome explorers four hun
dred years ago. A land Of en-
chantment il will always be to
charm and fascinate the seeker
after health, pleasure. or wealth.
The children simply revel in
the warmth and gladness Of the
perpetual sunshine; in the long
stretch of white sandy beach;
in the invigorating waters of
the foaming Atlantic. For them
the youngsters Of today--ihe
festoons of Spanish moss shelter
thousand fairies; the glories
of the gorgeous sunsets and the
beauties Of the rainbow reflected
in the flowers complete the
spell. To the children this is
truly Fsirylsnd.
And those who arc no LONGER
children find in these same
scenes similar delight although
interpreted in very different
terms. For them, many q little
world weary after strenuous
years IN the whirl and hustle of
the large cities, the TRIPLE
CITIES have much to offer. Ex-
perience teaches ali that with
its glamour, strife and vanity.
life Is harder in the city, the
circle Of friends smaller, and
the freedom and neighboriiness
Of rural communities altogether
lacking.
Nearly everyone sooner or
later looks forward and dreams
of the time when he can turn
from the strain and grind Of life
in the large cities and find a
home spot somewhere, away
from the jar. the jostlc, and
heart t-breaking competition IN
the mad rush for position and
wealth. Life in the great out
of-doors as enjoyed in THE
TRIPLE CITIES every month in
the year will pay the greatest
dividends in true coutentmcnt,
better health and longer life.
You who are not already per
manentiy located here are earn
estly invited to call this home"
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20
NORTH CAROLINA MUST
RAISE FARES TO MEET
INTERSTATE CHARGES

WASHINGTON. rob "a = Pa.sen
ger fares aud excess baggags charges
In eject in North Carolina today
were held by the Interstate Commerce.
Commission as undgly prepudirial ,o
the interstate commerc. AMI ordered
them raised to the level of interstate
rates pHecjjye March 80
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20

vii be enjoying myself at home"
SECRETARY or WAR BAKER: 7 have reserya-
toas the p. train for Cleveland I'll probably
ia sunday unpacking boxes and hanging pictures in
new home and Monday will praeticins law"
ATTORNEY GENERAL PALMER: .1li turn this
oficc my successor March and for days
viii stay Washington getting ready
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20

expect spend tie greater part q Nlarcb mere IN nc
office waiting it 10 him. Then I'll 90 back
private life.
SECRETARY or NAVY DANIELS: I'm leave Tor
Raleigh y C. the eyening Or March and arrive there
sunday morning ri go home and wash then TO the
Methodist church and ask forgiveness for Sins and
greet old friends Monday morning rl go down to The
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20

special session OF The Senate the afternoon Of
March ami win be confirmed.
The secretaries commissions win be out that
night and be he desk OF the president for his
signature when hc shows MP for work March ) The
actual swearing in Of the cabinet will place in
each department between 10 o'clock and March s.
What do you expect to be doing March 5 aud imma.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20

dately thereafter, aud where you going to be?'
This question: put TO each OF the administration heads
excepting the president elected the following answers
SECRETARY or STATE COLBY: q" hope Is ca h
an afternoon train to New York and begin attend
private business"
SECRETARY OF TREASURY HOUSTON I'm ubso.
Iuely without plans either the umc Hate indefinite
recently bought new house here and probably
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20
May Not Be Permanent

wtslaNGToN, Feb. 10 The ap.
s. ramrut OF Charles Hughes -
..egsfa,y of state caused no surprise
r. washington and vas generaily "o
espfsble in the senate although some
leaders are FEARFUL that his views 'if
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20
SUNDAY GIVES HIS OPINION Of
PRAYER

The SaurIav afternoon s.H4aa d.
Bniy Snudor. tHe evangelist le,lvsl.a
on the uNt Lord Teach ts rs rlas
lrom Luke llr4 cuapter arst
and maJa.d hs tAr u-u.I ezo....0.
rendition III hymns bs the mauao.H
chair this Homer Rodehrau m
bone solos. and Dr Rauer- nraduaf
"iy prayer Va- attended by ,apae
it's Eou-e
in this sermon the @orid famous
evangelist emphasized tda sroa.as
iaXity in prayer. the force and medium
through which man is Kept H CON
stant contact with God lH hi- sermon
BlllF" emphaucail> declared rhat the
greadst need OF the ehurehe- ot fo-
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20
Sunday Delivers Eloquent and
Masterful Sermons to Two Big
Audiences at Beach Saturday

pcOptt oi Anii-fitd- BiCAhtlAS thE SUI
fering being undergone BY those un-
fortunate persons Of Inflated coun-
tries OF Europe In tbs perturbation.
the evangelist grew very solemn. and
at times reached height OF ei0quence
in depicting the agoHies Of Others.
that drew tears TO the eyes Of many
in the audience
"lf ! could only realize the MANY
mercies God has bestowed on me, Id
put uer in nigh and step on her This
old world IS going to hcll 70 fast shes
exceeding the speed limit and y8H
can't see her for dust was another
flight from eloquence 10 slang FOL
lowing his Bit Of eloquence III dealing
with Europes condition
In strengthening his statement tlal
Gods mercies are overlooked. ana s.
unrcpaid. Billy" cited the lHstaHee
OF an old woman WHO decided to
check up on the mercics bestowed
upon her by Him she started II ne
morning. ~ . O'Clock she was stiH
counting and at noon she had 20 DO
put 10 bed tagged out Ard before
that she had nothing u By thankful
10 God for"
Launching into another appeal %
give Yourself TO Cod SUNDAY told this
story A youth. Who had been addicted
to drink. was sent 10 The south by his
parents. thinking that getting him
away from old associates would BE-
helpful
Arriving in city in neighborng
state to this the young man attended
one OF the social dances. where the
women wore dresses that wouIlnt
flag hand car. or make kite a tail
"He went IN and soon. using an ol
her bewitching charm one 81 our VI.
called social leaders. in order % in.
troduce herself. asked him 10 drink
a: first the youth refused. bui vas
met my the taunts aud fliuatious
glances. seductive gestures. and be.
witching glances Of woman
Then came a dude One 81 these
unnecessary things with a single bar
rel eyeglass a missing link between
man and monkey who added 70 the
taunting oi the yonth
Finally he fell. Drank one iso.
three and four glasses u The desilish
fluid Soon he was drunk raYing 81
the bali room floor. Nhile "a gang 81
our so-cailed social leaders laughed
with slees happy because they has
led another poor soul 20 he'll
That night a drunken form U4rpa
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20

iue the condition Of Cubn's internal
.a,as ana explained the need i"i
xmutem uperyision oi an"h Wy
aous Hafd.ng manifested Et''' '''
far..t n thc condition oI Cuba.
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20

business
SECRETARY or COMMERCE ALEXANDER: "on
tho 5h I he arranging take my family back to Calm
tn No where viii the old law Office that has
leen closed for ycars dust OIL the books aud wait for
eliouts."
SECRETARY or LABOR WILSON: "rm not Ger
tain inst what III bc doing. lll probably to
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20

News aud Observer Office take on nv coat roI up my
sleeves and become an editor again
SECRETARY or AGRICULTURE MEREDITH
inauguration Day is Friday. On Saturday lu turn this
oaec over to my successor I'll compress vacation into
sunday and Oh Monday leave FOR Dcs Mones ! have
greatly enjoyed my experience here but II be mighty
clad 10 get back to MY friends and Che publishing
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20

week VACATION somewhere N lhe soufh Thcn IN fotuFn
. Washington and seriously considering remaining
here in the general practice OF law"
POSTMASTER GENERAL BURLEsoN. As
ny qualified shall leave Texas to take
care OF my private interests and get out Of politics
SECRETARY or INTERIOR PAYNE. Good taste
requires that stay my qualities ana
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20
Where President Wilson and
His Official Family Will be
After the 9Th of Next Month
BY II. 3. HUNT
Newspaper Enterprise Association.

WASHINGTON, Feb ie.'Thc real turnover in ad
minsraons will take place March s. not March T. when
'he new president Is inaugurated is generally sup
posed
President Wilson Viee-Presdent Marshall and Sec
rotary to the President Tumulty viii yield their Jobs
March T. But the cabinet changes will not occur until
March j. The cabinet nominations will 20 to
The Daytona daily news. [volume] (Daytona, Fla.) 1903-1926, 1921-02-20

cbt 1921 by Enterprise Association Photographs
c,nes by Harris Ewing and National Picture serV'e)
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!: OF
rs IS
||O\|ED

lPpOlNTEES.
fl6flN Feb. 19-The
"a II lie Harding cabinet (
ii. snno need today, chas
~ Of lew York. the new
IA After a conference
{1rtIn 1 nd Hughes, which
~ ssveral hours last night,
= <a.ffnu a throughout fore
-. ihe pr sident-clect called
11er err xp0Bdents shortly
.'rinrk his afternoon and
fuforsned them that Justice
"a been endered The an.
la had accepted it.
aming 10 less than the
611cf ktn q beside Harding
11de the simple announce
- said Harding As YOU
- suspf eted. | asked Gov
80 ID & me down 10 tell
/ 1fni him to take the seere-
+ vlstc. I am very happy to
y lSled. / trust yon gentle
l16 uadnI, surprised. as the
g 1ninfmcl [ has been con
sone t'ms.H
u d au stion as to what
n q main subject consider
n hng co ference. Harding
II Hugh ; and talked
y things, naturally. | nview
agueeme II you are not in
them. Hughes can speak
1lH ! my add. that it IS
~ Of be policies OF the
m 10 al low the secretary
talkh 8 for the state de.
fHrn over Governor
% yell" Harding then
y the ad. )ining room.
xefy III ie for me To add.
excep that | am deeply
af the high compliment
1een pal me by Senator
{hls eselt. regarded the
Z q the 0 flee as an imper-
alion on my part. 1t Is a
! ~ nor n fuse. recognizing
Z nj which a man feels he
y fpunlry.
handing al ad | talked over
zaAu Were ambassadorial an
nmoAg alters discussed =?
e naghes was asked. "Oh. lets
Ii ! number Of things. was the
- uesident slect and the new
q state lunched together
s9 mat har ing slipped away
Ny FOUND N the golf links.
es1t riding with Mrs. Hard
~ tonight for New York to
1ne persol al matters.
Aeeiy the will meet again
nnuguraI ceremonies in
March
'he EIugf Is announcement
szapws imilar announce.
Feitfenc' to other cabinet
= noi kno ga. Those about
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nas'ses, IL conferred to
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naghes. IL conferred r3f
- 1''h Rel Feseniatiye Ford
: /" lhe emergency taria
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-11-19

The visit of. Archbishop Curiey to
Ocala Friday was very pleasant one
to the members of the Catholic church
here, many of whom met Mr. Curley
at the station when the train came in
His stay was short but busy. He in
spected the handsome church the
Oca1a Catholics are completing on
Oklawaha avenue and also presided
over a meeting at the modest little
chapel on Magnolia, after which he
boarded a southbound train for Tam
pa. Rev. Curley appointed Rev. Mr..
Plunkett, who has been IN charge OF
the work here to preside over the
dedication of the new church, which
will take place some time in Deeem-
ber He has also appointed perma-
nent pastor, who viii arrive soon
after the church is completed.