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The New York herald., 1921-02-18
CITY REAL ESTATE.
Borough Of BrookIyn-sale or Rent.

WONDERFUL Opportunity-Iro sale-The
Shaw place Of Manhattan Beach, overlook
ing the Atlantic Ocean. a room Dutch Colo
NAL house with garage built last
summer; admired by every ono must be
seen TO be appreciated; viii sell with the
entire elaborate furnishings on account Of
going TO Europe quick action necessary:
viii sell some OF the furnishings and objects
of art separately also a rnovette outfit to
make show in your own home; real motion
pictures of anything you please al home
daily and Sunday. OWNER. 227 Corbin
place. Manhattan Beach, Bkiyn. Brighton
line 20 Sheepshead Bav
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.


Abo,> seth st.-5th -a,. te yast River.
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APARTMENTS - UNFURNIs-IED.
Lon. ss;and.

FOREST HILLS GARDENS. l.. 7.
Living rooms up to 15xo5 IT,. finished as
wei as the finest homes, 3-4 rooms only, IN
the new splendid Tennis Place apartments,
py station: Otis elevators, excellent asr-
vice, opens February I. Apartments remit, q
now as these arc must have unusual merit:
Apply Supt. on premises. Phone Boulevard
8l45, 6S2c or GUYON l.. c. EARLE. agent,
eG0 W. s6th: Schuyler 3Ii6.
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station. OWNER. 1889 Murray Hill.
BRONXVILLE, ~. Y.
Our illustrated bulletin win keep you posted
on offerings of Bronxville realty.
Send for II to-day.
SWALLOW & PRATT INC.
IL Palmer av., Bronxyille n
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renns,IvanIa-saIe or Rent.

FURNISHED BOARDING HOUSE.
PIKE COUNTY. NSNIsNANtA.
One mile from Shohola station on the Erie
Railroad: 90 rooms. fully furnished. running
water baths; cottage. barn. icehousc. other
outbuildngs: IS acres: price $4,000; easy
terms: brokers protected. 7. S. HOLDEN.
oNncr. box iOs Port .IerYis. n y.
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ORANGE Excellent 10
every Improvement; oal
everything: -. 800: term
diatc possession. II. ~.
~ New York.
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AN experienced tanner wanted who is am
bilious and willing to start a tannery ;
must nave money. to be held as a security,
of have a very good reference building. ma g.
cbinery aud money VIII be furnished. Wtte.
stating full particulars. to MAX SKYER,
Netvbtlrr
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CORONATION

EAS FOREIGN ORDERS 81 100000 GRAIN.
DESIRES TO PLEDGE OR SELL CAPITA.
STOCK TO FINANCE ORDERS. BiOkFkS
CONSIDERED. AMERICAN PRODUCERS
EXPORT CORPORATION, 1o3 PARK Al.
y \. z. PREFERENCES ON REQUEST.
TELEPHONE VANDERBILT 1881.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANrr1.

thor,i ighly experienced man on auo alec
ttical equipment: one capable OF taking
charge Of department. or VINO has capita'
70 rul a business OF this kind In our build
Ing. Apply TO WILLARD SERVICE STA
TIoN, 1876 Ellison ST., Paterson. \. J.
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PATENT ATTORNEYS.

~ ~ ?
OVER - years practirc. all communiea-
lions strictly confidential. handhooa on
pat 'snts free on request; special faciliiies fcg
office consultation. MUM & CO.. IG2 Wcoi-
worth Bids. y. y. 9.
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FURNISHED ROOMS WANTED.

BACHELOR desires two we'll furnished bright
and sunny rooms. with bath. between 30th
and 12d ets. telephone. restaurant service
II possible. Apply. full details. 620 Her
aid. $50 Broadway.
BUSINESS man desires furnished room with
running water and breakfast. atricty pri.
vatc family; state best monthly rate. G 1897
Herald, Fulton st.
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BOARDERS WANTED.


SID. W.-Superior accommodations; excel
lent cuisine: all conYenicnccs. Schuyler
aas3 JAY.
SGD. i24 ". (Grsycourtj Spacious parior.
lounge sie5m heat: rooms. single. en- suite
ii5TH. 62a W.-Priva;e family viii rent
large. light room. bath: meals optional :
couplc. Phone Bryant Ilio. PETERS.
Borough Of Bronx.
UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS-Cheerful room
layatory. best food. private home. refined
section: by y. Y. L. Campus: cultured fam
lily wishes guest apprcciating home life
Fordham $40.
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AT Rdgewood- d-semi-bungalow: hot water
heat. every Improvement; perfect condi-
ton; deep lot. garden; garage good neigh
borhood; available July l. opportunity. =.
siareweod wsaslHoM:Gnhp3N M Tal on feo EroaSwsy sAS
New York City; Rector IT'S
A new Colonial house. rooms. baths,
steam heat: white trim; sun porch: cvery
Improvement: attractively decorated: eleva
tion, View near station; plot 100000; i'm
mediate possession. 5. $. WALSTRUM-
GORDON FORMAN. Ridgewood. \. j.;
Tel 300. 100 Broadway. New York City;
Rector 771s.
AsBURY PARK. Ocean Grove Bradley
Beach: houses. hotels. factories. JACOB 4.
KING. opposite North Asbury Park station.
ENGLEwoOD vicinity. modern New. Eng
land Colonial house. rooms and baths
all improvements: open flreplaces, hard
wood floors. steam heat; . ear garage: y
acre plot possession May |: price $2l 800.
II. WEATHERBY CO. ENGLEWOOD, Nj.
LONG BRANCH. West End. Elberon, Deal.
Allenhurst: cottages. &c. JACOB A. KING.
opposite North Asbury Park station
ORANGE 10 room dwelling
every Improvement oak floors: convenient
everything: $500: terms moderate: imme-
diatc possession. IT.. II. ARTHUR, IL John
St. New York.
PROPERTIES in Morristown. ana vicinity
Et1GENE V. WELSH. Morristown. y. J.
THIS QUAINT rural-suburban cottage home
for year round living solves the high rent
question: investigate now less than one hcur
from New York city by train: splendid COM
muting service: grounds of almost an acre.
sis ded by fine old trees. house has Just been
remodelled from top 10 bottom and freshly
decorated there are 9 big rooms. bath, =
open fireplaces garage and complete chick
en- house and yard: there are running water.
electric light. steam heat in every room and
n spring OF fine water with well house; high
class, purely residential ncighborhood: boat
ing and fishing rights on chain Of pretty
lakes: 200 feet elevation no mosquitoes
So 200 cash secures title and occupancy, bal
ance of $1,000 on easy term mortgages. For
full details address HOME, Post office box
T4s. city Hall Station. New York city.
- acres land. no buildings ideal situation
for home any one having weak lungs; dry.
healthy air: practically no flies or mosuui-
toes; $50 feet elevations: wonderful view and
natural scenery: home of the Wild flowers
land situated on inou~iGin midway between
Lake Hopatcong and Sparta. \. j.; summer
resorts price $4,000. ELWOOD BEANT
Ma di-ou. n. 7
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New yorA.

ciHLDUES'S COUNTRY HOME.
near New York city: unlike an institution;
reasonable rates.
nr. FAUST.
VALLEY COTTAGE, ".
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Borough OF Brooklyn.

800 East 22d st.. Broolslyn.-Attractive
newly furnished modern apartment. two
rooms. bath. kitchen. including linen. silver:
three months or longer: Si3i; near Newkrli
station brighton line. ". ". r.. 30 minutes
from Wall IT. Seen afternoon. MINER.
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Borough Of srookI,n-sale or Rent.


CORNER flat. Ralph av., Si1 900. rented
si,512. PAiTRTlGE. 1T3 fiatbusi av.
Bklyn.
pwEfLINC; FOR SALE. ios3 Prospect place
Brooklyn 3 story and basement modern
limestone and brick front. facing Bedford
Park. near subway sta tion 10 rooms .
baths. electric lights. psrquot ioore. furnace
scat. perfect condition, winters coal in
cellar. Immediate possession inspection by
appointment. y. G.. MCMILLAN SO ST
Marks ny.i telephone Lafayette 1919.
TOH SALE--Unc family semi detached brick
rooms aud ba;h. steam heat, olectrlcit,
and ga-: Garnsr; price 81 1000 BAY Ridge
y iGhl Herald. Brooklyn
HENRY 4. NOTr co. .iiy. country r,t
eslate. rG1 Fniton s.. Drooklvu. Main ior.'
so CASH
New siv OF seven room stucco Tiafbusn
houac. with gareec: may be bought no rasn
dowr; only requirement W monthly paymen.
equal 10 far rt nis. VIII decorate ~ suit
WILLIAMS DENTFR Co, INC
70 Greenwich ay.. N. y. G. Rector Gsss.
s0TH ST. AND 18TH Av.-To LEASE. A
2 FAMILY HOUSE. 1e ROOMS. Sunny
n V4..
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CITY REAL ESTATE.
From Battery TO 18th ST.. inclusive.

GREENWICH VILLAGE.
80 Christopher st., fine for restaurant; 3
stores. apartments, s35. 600. 25s-eeo W. 4tE
ST.. cor. w. 18th ST.: good construction. but
heed remodellug: $1,000 each. 30 W. 18th
ST., steain ~ at, good condition. Immediate
possession. $4,000. II Commerce 81. can
b. bought. no cash down. s1".OoO: excellent
terms on aiy OF these.
WILLl.AMS- DEXTER CO, INC.
{. Greenwich av. itectot 6JsJ.
NO. i53 WATTS ST.
between West and Washington sts., near
vchctIar tunnel 10 Jersey: small three story
building; possession April. Owner. SAMUEL
KtLPATRTCK, fig broadway.
NO. 3oi WATER 81.
fadjoinlng Cathsrine slip).
Three stor, building for $1,000. Owner.
SAMUEL KIIPATRiCK. 149 Broadway.
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Country Board Wanted.

LADY looking for respectable woman to
take baby girl ~ years old boarding
city or country Write Charles Randln. iOn
II and ~.
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Miscellaneous.
Borough ef Brooklyn.
BUSINESS PLACES WANTED.


WANTED--t;rand Central zone suite Of par
titioned offices. about 900 square feet e
be used for executive offices. + ii2 Herald
Herald 50.
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
Long Isiand-Sale or Rent.

COMMUTERS home, 6 rooms and bath
room; all modern conveniences; excellent
condition; garage, large plot: 5 blocks stores
depot; most healthy section: price $3.50:
easy terms. BORD. care Gilbert 24G West
l0sth. Phone Academy 1923
FOR SALE-rwo new high class Meadow
brook Bosseri houses. exceptional inn
proveInents, also garage. IN most desirable
part Of Westhoime, Long Beach: full elec-
tric equipment. including cooking ranges
Owner. Orchard 3G1S.
lliStiINti-ideai little seven room home.
al improvements: near station trolley,
lchool stores: price $500: terms II
HARDY. III West 3G;h st.. phore E'itz Roy
iiQi.
sPRlNGFIELD. l.. T.--Houses and lots bar
ss!ss. sCHABE;iORN, opposite station
Telephone Springfield fSfT
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COUNTRY BOARD.
Long Island.

Long Island.
DOUGLAS MANOR HOTEL.
DouglaSton. l.. L., in New York city: over.
looking f-,ttle Neck Bay: rates s25 up:
American plan; excellent table: golf: 40
trains daily; 30 minutes Penn. Station.
NURSE, practical IL years experienced
takes infants and also a girl 80 years in
board aud care; references exchanged
koller 60 $. 25d IT.. Flushing l.. l. Phone
Flushing 3OIf
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REAL ESTATE-OUT OF CITY.
New Jcrsey-saIe o. Reno.

SUBURBAN STUDIO HoME-wiil sacri-
flee for 5000 cash; balance of 80 900 on
easy terms. almost like rent buys o. has 10
large rooms, tiled baths steam heat par
quet floors, running water, every convent
cnce beautifully situated on corner plot 100
SiS0 a.. fine garden. shrubs and flowers IN
profusion close to pretty lake. stocked with
fish; select, congenial neiEhbors good mar
sets, school and churches near by; this IL \
chancc of lifetime 10 obtain home at
fraction Of real worth could not be dupii-
lated at less than $1,000; ideal commute
ton within the hour 10 New York city. y. D.
WORCESTER. no Broadway. New York
City. Suite 1912. Tel. iI70 Cortlandt
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PUBLIC NOTICES.

--~-.----~-----,>.---~
EsTEIf.A MONROE.-Y father s dead
important YOU communicate with JOHN A.
CLEMENT Al once
/ will not be responsible for any debts ron.
trrctcd BY my wife Helen. w WALTON.
3N West 3nth,
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westchester.

GLENwOOD LODGE,
overlooking Palisedes; airy roofns priyats
bathe. winter home comforts: best service
ANNIE LANE. 600 North Broadway. Yon.
kers. Tel. Yonkers jiii.
MAPLEWOOD FARM, croton Fails, n. -:
Phoac 2'-Buud yourself up In the country.
all improvements: tts. heat
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INFORMATION WANTED.


McDON ELL GEORGE, went TO 4. s. 4.
from Liverpool In 1862. Present address
wanted. or II deceased date aud place OF
death. Write niece. u. ALCOCK. ~ Greek
st.. Liverpool. England
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BUSINESS PLACES TO LET.

Above Isth ~. to j9th ~. 0nclusi,e).
East River to North River.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.


WANT TO BUY
- 10 20 acres lgud, about 800 feet above
aea level. With woods and water: moi morH
than ~ miles from New York gpot cash. y
iGS Herald. Herald yo
WILL leo-c property In need of repairs fof
alterations. ASSETS FUNDING CO. 50s
9Th av.
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/ 800 10 900 square feet fireproof building
passenger and freight service: heat West
side, below 50th St. accessible 10 gubWay
or elcSated. iHS Herald. Fulton So
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New York state-sale or Rent.

YOU WILL SOON HEAR a good DIAL abou.
Rockland County. HOWARD GOLDSMITH.
Nyack on the Hudson. N Y.
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Above 18th II. 20 J9th II. Unclusi,e).
East River TO North River.
,,ov,Nro1vN nwrI.rrxf;s

DOWNTOWN DWELLINGS.
Possession May 18th ST.. between Sth and
9th avs. convenient 20 subway. IL anG
crosstown lines; 10 foot four story basement
and cellar private houses. IL rooms; good
condition; price $1,000 cach easy terms
z. i. K1LrATR1cI<. Owner. 132 Nassau st.
HOUSE for sale. $40 w. 18th 1t ST.. 3 story.
attic and basement: electric light. bath /;
good condition: price sl5.500 only So 500
cash required; possession NAV I. DURoss
15J w 18th nt
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CAPITAL. .WANrEn.

Large manufacturing concern wants two
sion of business; excellent proposition. which
stands closest investigation. Reply p 40
Herald. Herald "a.
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FARM PROPERTY.
New jersey.

New Jersey.
GOOD FARM. s ROOM COTTAGE, BATH. /.
barn; excellent condition; 100 acres. culti-
vated 5000: State road 81 miles two
miles from station. excellent location
OWNER. s05. - Wall st.
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STORAGE.


AMERICAN STORAGE O-Store your fur
niture. So per month per vanoad. packing.
shipping moderate rates. American Storage
Co. ~ West Goth 81. Columhus 2l57.
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Connecticut-saie or Rent.

FOR SALE--6 room cottage and garage: re-
stricted neghborhood. For particulars
address MASSEY. I Bridgeport av., Walnut
Beach. Milford. Conn.
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HOUSES TO LET. UNPUBLISHED.
APARTMENTS FURNISHED,

S1fii. ffe E.--f'rivato house. formerly doc
tors residence aud office. Lcnox 1870,
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PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

pay 25qo more than any one tcr your fur
ni;ure. ruGs pianos, Paintings. BAISLEY,
115 University place tStuyvesant 229s).
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-26
MARCH 2sth. 10Th and 3Oth

wear. The expert foot relief man win
examine your stoc<inged feet, find the
exact cause of your foot trouble, and
correct the condition by individually
adjusting the Wizard soft leather I'M
serts in overlapping pockets By all
means and without fail, come to our
store and meet the Wizard Foot
Relief Man.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-26

ance TO settle AS was set forth by a
petition printed in yesterdays Star q
large number Of the pupils at the
high school want the school to open
at $3.50, instead of 3 a. m. The prin-
cipal is opposed to this. saying that
it Is about as much as he san do to
prepare for its opening at nine. The
county board has supported him, but
the matter probably rests with the
district board, which meets Monday
evening at Mrs. DuvaPs home. Mrs.
Duval says that the school patrons,
the parents or guardians of the schol-
ars, should be consulted and asks the
Star to ask said parents and guardi-
ans to send to her by early mail or
by their children notes indicating
their wishes in the matter, and the
board win pass on it Monday night.
We understand the district board
favors granting the children's petit
ton.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-26

Here's the whole thing in nutshell,
Mr.. Benjamin. The Tigerines, like
any other team that goes into a
sporting event, know that an honest
criticism written. about their work
proves that the said writer is on the
iob.-Reds Pepperbox
All right, Red; we can stand it If
they can. It's always been our opiH-
ion, however, that an honest criti-
cism can be expressed in kindly lang
uage, and should be, if applied to a
girl.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-26

The Ocala Star assumes to tell
what happened in hell as a warn
ing to gossipers. Wonder when the
writer made the investigation on
which ne bases his report Times
Union.
Print for us how you obtained your
information about the accumulation
OF great wealth by dealing in whisky
by any one of the men you stated
IN q recent issue had done SO. and
his name, and we viii print in re-
turn what We know about hell, and
how we found it out. Come, now;
be sport.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-26

Weary of waiting for the sheriff
and the police to do. something, a
masked mob in Daytona the other
night staged pistol battle with a
house, which was headquarters for a
gang of wire-tappers as a target.
Masked mobs do not represent good
government by any manner of means,
but sometimes they are effective when
the government fails-Miami Metrop-
oils.
We will have masked and unmasked
mobs all over Florida next winter If
radical methods are not adopted
against the thugs from the north.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-26

IF your heels box he
this, Il Is not the fauk
of The shoe-bgf Is due
TO misplaced bones. VT
ard Lightfoot Heel
Lepeiey wiH promptly
correct 1t and gipe you
perfect confort.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-26

The Kissimmee Valley Gazette
rightly declares that. the wanton kill
ing of alligators is destroying valu-
able asset for Florida We think the
gator should be protected. Our
friends up north make such a good
imitation out of paper of his hide that
there is no longer any money in kill
ing him for it, and he is a harmless
amphibian, never fighting unless he is
cornered.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-26

Mr.. Harding says he wants to re-
store America to normalcy-well, he
should tell his attorney general that
allowing prisoner convicted of a
most serious crime &C leave his prison
and 60 unattended several hundred
miles to the attorney generals of
nee IN Washington. and then, after a
conference of some hours, return un-
attended, is far from normal. Mr..
Daugherty could have obtained all the
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-26

We have received a postcard on
which is an illustration of the grand,
new, Tampa Tribune building. COM
pleted February /. last. We suppose
that it is delicate hint to go see ii
during the meeting of the press as
ISOLATION at Tampa. We need No
hint-if we go to Tampa the Tribune
win be one of the high places we will
hit.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-26

information he wanted from Debs IN
a dozen other ways. His entirely,
abnormal stunt looks like a concession
to the socialists and an insult to the
men who did the work and fighting of
the war.
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aDyEaTIsING n..Es

displays Plate Is cents Der inch for
consecutive insertions. Alternate inser-
lions rs per cent additional Compost
ton charges on ads. that run less Snan
SIX times cez.cs per inch Special
passed on finch minimum. Less tnan
tour inches will take higher rate.
which viii be furnished upon applies
t1ou.
Reading Notices. cents per line Tor
drsr insertion: cents per line for each
eunseaueut insertion. One change =
Week allowed on readers without extra
composition charges.
Legal advertisements IL legal rates.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-26

Old man Thorndyke of the Kissim-
NEE Valley Gazette says it is more
than probable that Joe Earman and
DR.. Ralph Greene will be kept
in their positions as president
of the state board of health and state
health officer. The Star hopes Thorn's
prediction will prove correct.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-26

The genial and intelligent features
Of Representative c. w. Hunter of
Marion county adorn the state news
page of Fridays Times-U Union.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-26

On our little table each morning is
heaped plans enough from various
promoters to run the whole world
run it off the track.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-26

There is a little educational dis
pute going on in Ocala. which Mrs.
L. w. Duval, secretary of the district
school board. asks the Stars assist
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-26
SUGAR SATURDAY AND MONDAY

II pounds of sugar for one dollar,
with dollars worth of other groc-
cries for cash. Saturday and Monday
only. Phone 377.
If Fl. B. WELLINGTON.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-03-26

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The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-25
WE'VE REGAINED IT

An eminent publcist asserts that the great issue before the American people is whether they are to regain control of their own government Funny, isn't he? The people have just elected a Republican president by plurality of 7,O0O.0OO--a record break ing plurality-and have given the Re publican party a margin of control in both Houses of Congress so large as to be embarrassing in the formation of committees. If that was not regain ing control of their government by the people, we would like to know what kind of triumph at the polls could be so construed. The gentlemen who is dissatisfied with the recent election reminds us of the juror who told the judge that the jury could have agreed if the other eleven members had not been so stubborn. The late election was not eleven-to-one victory, but it was as near it as a national election is likely ever to be.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-25
ADVANCEMENT OF J. H. YOUNG

Cordovans will be interested in knowing that Joseph H. Young sever- al years ago president of the Copper River railroad and Alaska Steamship Company has been formally elected president of the re-organized Denver Rio Grande & Western, this being the company which under the re-organ- ization plan takes over the property of the Denver & Rio Grande R. R. and the Western Pacific By. By one of those tricks of fate the name of this company, with the mere transp0sitiOn of the figure "&" is the same as the former corporate name of those lines Of the system in Utah when originally constructed by Palmer and Dodge. It was this system to which Mr. Young went in 1902, as the general superin- tendent, the first step in his career of promotion. Neither is he stranger to Denver or San Francisco, the ter minals of the road having resided in each place for many years. He enjoys wide circle of friends here and in the Northwest who will be glad to extend congratulations.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-25
PLAGUE SPOTS

It won't be a bad idea for good Americans to keep pretty close watch on the activities of some of the Community centers' The socialists the bolshevists, the apostles of unpro, pagandists. They make agitation their business. They agitate in season and out of season, while other people are going about their daily tasks. So- called "community centers'' are a good thing but they should not be left entir- ely to the use of the trouble makers Socialism uses the school rooms, the pulpits and religious organizations at every opportunity. Its proponents are scarcely to be censured for spreading their doctrines whenever and where. eyer they have a chance, but the rest of the country ought to be on guard against surrender of these potent agencies of education to sinister in. fluences.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-25

FOR RENT-FURNISHE CABINS. See Dooley.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-25

FOR APARTMENTS IN THE Burkhart Flats. Phone 61. 3-tf.
The Cordova daily times., 1921-05-25

WRITE VIOLET RAY, 8. DENNISON, Ohio. if you wish pretty and wealthy wife. Enclose stamp,