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The Washington herald., 1921-10-05
Copyright, 1871
Lloyd George Ends Vacation,


INVERNESS, Oct. 4.-Prime Min
lister Lloyd Georges Highland holi-
day came to an end this morning
when he left Gairloch for a dash
over the mountain roads to Inver-
ness. Here he plunged into work
immediately, receiving the freedom
Of the city and making a speech
in defiance of his doctors orders
before dashing for a train which
will arrive in London at 7:45 to-
morrow morning.
On his arrival in London he will
and deputations of labor party
leaders, business men, fnanciers and
others, who are waiting on his door
stem 10 advise or consult his about
unemployment remedies and a host
of officials clamoring for instruc-
+ions about the Washington confer
ence. the Irish conference, unem-
n1oyment and a half dozen other
subjects
Mentions Irish Question.
The freedom of Inverness was
-onferred by Donald Macdonald,
nrovost of the city. in the presence
af the city council. Lloyd George
-.ds brief reference to the Irish
.jtuation, saying he had hoped the
conference would meet at Inverness,
hrt n was not his fault that it did
NOT He said that anyway it was
rnasting in London on the Inverness
Fornula. The conference, he de-
cIared. could only be a success if
those who entered it made up their
minds definitely to trust the COM
mon sense of their people and not
trv to reconcile the extremists.
He also referred briefly to the
washington conference, saying that
N was one of those outstanding
events which would effectffn human
history for centuries to come.
The prime minister said no one In
the country would be allowed to
starve-as long as there was a
crurnb in the national cupboard.
Much had been done dAring the .ast
two years, he said. but much more
ss NECESSARY and it was his du-y
10 find a plan.
- Abnormai Conditions
The depression. he said, was alto
gather abnormal. He declared .hat
the nations had spent their ali ard
had mortgaged their credit For years
To come. Traders, inveSrJ-s ar d
workers would all be impoverished
for years, he said, as the well had
been pumped dry and would take
years to fll up again to overlooking.
Meanwhile he said it was the DUTY
of all to look after those staining
parched on the bank.
Pointing out that 1t was world
condition. he declared that the
United States unemployed numbered
5000. 900, while there were only
I,50e. zoe British and II one looked
at the exchanges one would see that
British credit was better than that
OF any other bellfgerent country. iIs
said that the state of exchange,
however, made trading like playing
a game Of billiards on an Atlantic
liner in rough sea
Copyright, ls2l0
The Washington herald., 1921-10-05
DnuEherty TO AID Congress.

Attorney General Daugherty yes
terday announced that ito concen-
rate. simplify and expedite" tbs
proposed investigation of the KC
Klux Klan bv a Congressional COM
nittee he had offered to Chairman
Campbell, ofthe House Rules Com.
mittee, evidence in the Department
Of Justice and cross-examiners q
question the witnesses. He said D
would be well for Congress to ac'
on this matter. fer action nov
may stop a lot of cruelty, an,
crimes and worry and anxiety
The earlier and the speedier tn
investigation, the better" he added
This means a drastic and thor
ough inquiry by Congress into IN,
purposes. practices and records o
the invisible empire. Dsughert!
asserted that his cooperation witt
the House Rules Committee-aE
later. an investigating committee
would not interfere with the prob
made by the Department of Justice
He indicated that already eNper
investigators are busy in the vari
Gus States of the nation picking u
evidence.
The Washington herald., 1921-10-05
CITIZENS EFFORTS
RELIED ON TO MEET
EMPLOYMENT NEED
Mayors Urged to Form
Committees to Act i'm
Emergency.

Cities and towns must be relied
upon for Immediate attack upon
the emergency created by unem-
pIoyment, according to the commit
tee on municipal organization fol-
unemployment OF President Hard
ing's Industrial conference. which
has just been made public
The committee calls on mayor
Of cities immediately to organic
emergency committees" 10 grappl,
with the problem.
Whatever is done must take
place in local communities. and th'
citizens of such communities arr
the ones responsible and capable o.
seeing that the necessary measures
are carried out" said the commit
tee. This but repeats the frs
principle of American life, reliance
upon local initiative and obliga
ton"
The Washington herald., 1921-10-05
THREATENS use
OF MACHINE GUN
ON KU KLUX KLAN
San Antonio Sheriff Acts
Promptly to Stop
Parade.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas Oct. A.
Sheriff Tobin. of San Antonio. an
rounced today he would use a ma
chine gun, IL necessary, to halt a
proposed Ku Klux Klan parade
here. Police Chief Mussey also de-
clared the parade cannot take
place.
simultaneously second grand
jury investigation of the klan an
this county was ordered by Judge
S G. Taylor. This followed Judge
Hamilton's action in ordering the
Austin grand jury to probe th-
Klan and the riot of Lorena- in
which seven men, including Sheriff
Buchanan, were wounded
While there may be no real har n
in permitting a parade of masked
Klansmen," said Chief Mussey, 1T
would be in violation OF the law.
propose to enforce the law at ali
hazards and. IL necessary, to use
every man in my department AMI
any other force necessary to pre-
vent such a parade as was stage
at Lorena.
Judges in six district courts 20.
day denounced the Khan. and Judge
r. /. Monroe, OF Waco, reiterated ae
will call the McLennon County
grand jury TO investigate the ID
rena shootings as soon as the con
dition of the seriously woun3ed
men permits.
Klan officials were silent as tC
what they will do to meet the lat
est Atack on the organization
The Washington herald., 1921-10-05

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The Washington herald., 1921-10-05
VIII Fight Removal.

.CoHttnued ON PaQe Ttoo
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09


@oogaon 14oe Slili. - Setter cms
borb baa "SSsIanb" ioran @cbtbaab
5irsbag Gftermihbae bar begrnitieet
al BET ifisnneite 8eir.
aonaen tattebe paa eate % 9ron'
niIlgers &egrle for Den biertelige
Iobtagelie; be oilbc ira geiseet tln
~meSbrinee ecbe Iil,ber. Som ipnlis
Grinbring ON a%oneebeiseet operrafte
9oneen Snipeftsr Sarries en- @aie at
fisbenbarnf Iorcell9n til Spbcpa.
ring / Scrian,linssbuiet. 4ongen
srifeoc til'lut alt sobt for 8obtbaabs
@ebcere.
9onaen snffeoe bereiter ani,b HaS.
musfcn % Yeter G%rei,cben, Der bar
tilitcSe, Selo % Sptfe paa beres Or
petition on iibtrpfte $aabet ON ct
Ipffeltat @ienipn.
Sort otter IetteSe "Sslanb" 9lnter
GA itob norbbaa. Otter 80 9tn,ers
Seilabs / berIist Bert antrcoe "SSs.
Lamb" 9orsbaa Morsen cp psb @ob.
bopn nnber 0tibnatsiolcns Straaler.
Safcbshopn 16be Sitli. - 8onges
tibet "SSslanb" altfcm Snsbag Miten
It'll S%afobshapn paa gitiioen al @rsn-
lamb. Sort eiterat Sfibct hapoe
(faitet anfer, inolsb Der Ell tranolss
NeobeIelie ira bet iuenife 8olarifib
"Bele" ON, at bet lao fait | Sierl
norS for 9isfusen % bapoe Waifin'
ifabe. 8pngen gan itrar Srore til,
at @nfsret after ifulbe beiies, for at
",Sslanb" meb oct %iantite funoe ga0
he ipenife Volariarere til lhtoi9t.
ming.
Oct pibss iersprig, at "gele" meo.
isrer l%lbruItninsen til 8nlte @as'
mllsiens npe Expedition. Nj Weboe'
Ielier, iem err inolsbet 40 traaoles
@ei, ibrles Oct at irenlsaa, at "pele"
er / ipnfenoe 5ilitdnb.
Den iraaSlsie Seleeraiering ira
aepasfibst ~SsIuA" tssrs spsr ben
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09

tbes Der III.
6 Sort9uins
ems Semmes
ra @erbenss
e iii at reiie
YrB 60c.
er 40c. She
ra5, Soma.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09

SIalpb Tburloc por 10 ell meget goo
Ben al dig = life ianbt? San bar
,aiteu p9ret nnoiat for ct mesei
ilemt ulpffestliGlbe, Doris. Del
fer no iii, at ban bar paa 8eien til
Sernboueitationen for at relic Ill
,tolanbet, % ban bapoe forlaot lin
]op9l. &Ioffen baIp nj for at fisre
til Gtnrine grois. Gen SIpneel al
en- Gbouffsr, iom itprebe bans au.
tomobil, bar beruiet, Der iartSt ct
poIoicmt Sornmenitsb Steo. og 'tof'
feIs Sburloe fpm alporIis tilifaee.
Ioris hsrte ffrGfilaser oe lisbles
poa ham. Meo tort @eipGr lnffebes
bet benbe at irembpiife: "Son -
| han bIcp uel life brPbt2"
Cir 4biIip niffeoe. Serpaa Joy
sc ban: so, bar, bleo orGbt; men
Tan fun0e life hare Iiot noge,,
Smerter: thi 9pserne tiger, Of
9soen maatte bape paairlat siebIlf'
feIia."
Toris islte iig cit aimaet npr.
Ger herifeoe Sausbeo i Sarelie'
CIT lang Stunb, 90 Sir SbiIip bolS.
IN Snitrus Saano iait trptfet | lin
@noelis toy Soris zig ialnmer
uneo Ell araitanitrcuselie % hnt'fe
SC: "8aa bpiIfet aloffeiIet fano'
- bette llIpttestiliploe Steo9"
"Smtrent tppe Iiniiter fsr nj
;aapibt lea bor braet / @riorine,'
!: areSe han. "8obe @itS, Oct e'
oItfor iorierbeliat at t9nte paa
StaffeIS Spr!"
Doris Dor rent iortumlet. 9taa'
Sburloe bar bsb tppe Iinilter TO-
ri, hporIeoes trnoe han 90 bao'
iuaffet meS benbe fcntter Wtnirte'
ictere2 Bar bet hans 8icnfrro
hun bapbc ieet. eIer bopoe bet p9
let Ell Soaucinoticn? Sun trpffc
Sc ia tet ino til iin Hauo og bpi'
ifebe:
"SoIb mia fait ShiliS! aa, nil
fierc s@ gtef9le, holh mig tet mi
til bie % Hip mig alorisl"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09

seq oeo Oct lannelie life" ioo.
reoe bun | en- lieeepIbia Zone.
Wei, leg fan t9nfe oct" iaaoe
Stalpb 2bnrIoe imilenbe. Cir
Ybilip saor piit manseitebs, iom on
life reo noeet om!"
Seq mao bebe dig ON at forfIo.
re t~Doeltaerc, buob on nleuer," Be.
r;erfeoe bun roIig.
San trat pda Sfulorene.
Soar on ioa o5ioIrt oil pibe Del,
fol lcg fortGue Gig Bet" ioJoe ban
langIonnt. Set er temmcIig aImil,.
oelig %betienbt, at Sir 8bilip / Den
liolte Sio bar Orret nlceet ionmen
nteo Wrs. Sarrp Garrciu - en- 90.
me, boem on iorbipnIigpis fife fen.
Der. &pgtet tiger, at bin Iauo,
Ter ban bIeo Git meO Dig, par bef.
ttg forelifet / Itrs. Sarrp, iom err
en- meset Hinf 6orretniussSamc. )
etbpert Sab bar bun | ben iibite Sio
optroabt poa en- operroifenoc flot
Naaoe, ioet bun bar Ieiet Ell ele.
CANT 8efpemmelisbeo / Mapiair
meoens benbe$ Sraeter % SupeIcr
Fir belnbret al ale Gamer, JON
Ter herbe."
Otter en- lang Eauie uobrso 90.
RIG nor item brlfenbe: Seq - iel
tror life, Oct er ianSt!"
Sburloe traf after paa StuIore.
ne.
"Set er meget mltligt, at BET CT
Sssn o%lt'ammen," iogoe ban roIig.
"Solf er / Ilminbeligbeo tiIbeieIil
III at baetaIe bperanors - ifft
ianbt?"
Soris eoo bam fsrit intet Spar
bum iaS en- Stlnb / bpbe Sanfer,
iom life oor bebaeeliee, at oemmc
efter llOtrpffet paa benbes Iniigt.
"Soao ital leg sisre9" ipurgtI
INN enSelie, ibet bun iaa paa &aIpp
Sburloe meb taarefplbte zine.
Oct ifoI leg iiae Dig. min @!ite.
De-" mltmleoe ban, nle6ens ban bsit.
be Zig iremorcr MOB bcnbe % JreO
benoes SGnoer og Dolot oem faii
trpftet. on fol bebonole ban
paa famine Waabe, iom boit bar be.
tonSIet sig. Sorlao BAN pg gac
bort berfra iammen meo mig, 90.
ris!"
Sum lao forifrPffet op.
"aa mel, Oct fltnoe ie9 life gisre!"
tniifeoe ban itsnnenOe.
"Su fan % on fol sisre bet"
itarebe ban beftis. "Ssr ru pac
mig, min elIfeoe. Seq er ptItnot
life Wiaion9r iom Din Wano, nter
Iee bar bog iao itore Snbte9ter, a
pi fan lepe Iorgfrit, ia, fore ct beba
geIist 2ip. % leg fol elite 90 til
bebe dig, Doris, iom albria ell apllt
&c bor peret elfet % tilbeot fer
4om nteS mig, Doris - fom mel
mig iaiten! gu Ifal alOrtg fcmn'
iii at artgre bette Striot, albris oil
ore, at on bar opersipet bit SIP
min. S9ntber - iee ip9rger oet.'
Sor eft Sieblif holot bun SProer,
ne for Sinene; SPreliet lpnteS a
trele Zig ritnSt for benoe.
'@ent - bent, lob mig trttt'
r1iI om!" mimleSe bum. "9e
betpber Gnbffab poa nIting - Slelt
= Stiuing, aft mutigt -"
"9et betpber ogiaa, at EFT @ani
til elife Dig % bore Dig bengioer
bde lit 9iol" ubbrsb ban l~ioen'fa'
beIig. "@a, Doris, fela mig, mir
eIftebe! SEQ bar uentct iao lGn9t
saa bie!"
San oar ioa iterft beo9get, al
Carer for eft 9ieblif 9linieoe | ban:
patre Zine.
Sab mig faa t9nfe for Dig, min
G!ifeoe," pebbleo ban. "Gu mac
Iegge nogle iaa Snt9, iom er ohio
Int ~nsbpenbige / Ell So~arbfuffert
ion1 bu IcIu nteb 2ctbco fan bore,
81 ifal fipbe alt, bpao on elcrI
tr9naer iii, naor ri fomnter iii go
ris SniS miASno her nno net iPH.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09

grenlonOife SnbInnosis iii Stationen
beS &epfiapif er saaet ina uomerfct
lom man life bapbe t,iroet pcnte.
TeSaftsr Suen TouIier uotaler 5or.
olsntitsen ON, OF De Goriss, Tom ber-
oeo er giort, pil gipe Inleonine Ill
Inlpg al Ell traoblss Stotion poo
@rsnlanos Spbipios. Som befienot
otl Ell Iaooon Citation p9re az Der
'tsr'tc S~etponine for DC europGiifc %
alllerttan'fe meteorologiife llnberis.
geller.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09
en- ~beiynoerIis RenoeIie.

Noris Tcrnon iao alele | lit elc.
,1ort oa lururisit ltoItDrebc' 8Grelle
nieb ct meget erGttent rlotrpf paa
if imltffe Iniigt. Oct bar en- merf
Goa i Sebruar % noe bar Oct en-
pammeIig Saaee, men beriroe / oct
ratre g9relie oioneoe altins ON
9tigbom % Selu9re.
Sen eneite Yerion / Spreliet lpn.
les imibIertib life OF brpoe Jig fort
unt line bpeselige Smgipelier, tbi
riter en- Stitnbs SorIsb faitebe bun
ira Jig BEN &on1ar, bun tilipnela.
tenSe bapbe bolot paa of l9ie, boor.
efter bun reiite fig utaalmobig %
1rpffebe poo &nappen paa ben eIef.
tliife @insleonins.
gn Siener meb en- n9lbis Sole.
nyra traabte itrar inb.
CIR Bbiltp er bel life fomrtet
tilbose enbnu?" iaebe bun.
"0ei. Wplabp," iparebe Sieneren
rrbsSis. ~Sir IbiIip gap mig Den
Seifeb, bn ban git, of Ceres Raabe
tube unberrettes ON, of ban ntoa.
lie oiIoe bIioe opbolbt / 9pen iaften,
"a of De life ituIoe oerte bam biem
Ill @ibbasen.~
Doris beb fig I 9eben.
ga faa,1 fasbe bum folot. ~Su
Fan bringe 3been tnb, og ies er life
I.ienme foe ,1osen, Sminbers, meb
i~tnbtageIie af Mr. SburIoe, bpts
ian ifuIbe fomme.1
2abp @ernor bar bIepet gift / ert
meget ing SLIDER rneb ben peIfienbts
Ninion9r. ganfier Cir TbiIip Ser.
non; mer, be fem Mar al benbes
patefobelige 2io, fom mi bar for.
Isbet, bapbe life paret IpffeliJe.
SUN asteoe o. ipntes ON FIN Ranb,
ia, faa gobt, at bum mart ptloe bore
fommet Ill at elite bam bstt. bpis
life cir 8bilip8 tpIbe Sptreben
rperfor berbe banbe fra fsrff at itsot
henbe tiIbase. Son pad I'm Sioe
eliteoe fin hinge S,iitrli % beirnbre.
Ne benbe, men ban bar en- Wano,
;cm alorig Iagbe fine SsIelIe r for
Gasen, % Of en- ener anoen @rln,b
~tubbilote ban fig, at Doris bar bic.
uet tp1tnget til of eifte Jig rteS bam.
Soalebes par Der fommet ct trent
meb Sorbolb meTlem benz, % for
foer Gag, iom gift, itboioeSes &lsf'
ZEN menem benz.
On Singer pan gntrebsren Of
brpo benbes balpt %bebrspebe, balot
preoc SoerreielIer, cg berbes &ir.
ter i%arpeoes at en- ioag Rsbme, oa
Csren oabnebeS o. Sautoers
melbte "Nr. Sburloe".
"ab, bette er iniIt oi Sem!" rtb.
trso bum, ibet bun bilite hierteltat
rod ben r,panfomne. Seq er garffe
alenc OF iaa tret al nit e9ct Gel.
fob. CT BET life ell ofifpelig Sag?
aom bib til 3nminen oe BARN Gent.
2ab os faa Ebeen ino itrar, Saun-
oerS!~
Ga 0sren luffeocs cfter Sjene.
rem, greb Malpb Ebttrloe benbes
oonb og boIot ben / lin en- lang
Stun6.
Seq bar l9nstet nugget efter bette
9ieblit," ia9be ban beftist. "Spts
On pibfte, - bois on fiinoe foritoa.
bpor rteeet ieg Iiber, pilbe on life
o9re iaa sruiom Doris! Soorfor
bar on life biennre for mig isaar?"
"waen aiere, ies bar life biemme
for noeen," 'parebe hun, ibet bun
beitr9bte fig for at tale / en- let 80.
lie. "Sasen er, c. ies fpinebe
grtbse Dos 2abp gIonnen % fsrit
fom biern ftrar fsr Mibbasen. Men
lie % life iaa bebrsoet no, MaIpb!
OIL -"
Ser brsb bum al, o. Sieneren fom
iuo meb Sheen,
"Spor Ell Sir TbiIip9"' Ipurete
SburIoe fort efter, ibet ban bel1n.
hrerbe betragtebe benbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09

Sp.: Or Der noeetioutbcIit Sorbuo
for llniteS 5tates Sor8crc al iomrnc lnc
/ Gauand?
Sp.: Sci.
Sp.: u. paaItoar. at / Eor8e bar eu'
bper @rbeibsr, Der er oper en- pts dloer,
{. Or. 90 siar, fat aarlie Yeurion al
Staten. .. n,euer, ar Der er life no8er
ioaban Cop eubnu. SUem bar Net?
Sp.: Ter Sates fsrmoseutlis til SsIfe'
iurHfrinsen, ipm bar pGret unner 5Or'
berebeIte / lang sib. &ps.u beitent Orb.
nina bermeb, cr, iaauibt pises, life trnf'
fet. 4 enfelte apnintuner er Der sps pp'
reftet 9eniipnsipnb for fummnndie 5unf'
tipn9rcr.
gp.: I. Oar 1piroerue ef.cr Den npe
9op Ret til at ieIp at ia bare pad i'm
gierocnt uben @9rec, nadr War'oen er
pda SinbsipaeoritaIten?
.. Soao n,enes men ialIf 90?
gu: I. Metten usnepuer 5prmnnber
for ben ftubsfsse, % Snitrueu ptl nnssr
almtnbeltee EmitGnbiabeber bill nen9pui
efter Anfsgnius Serpnr.
2. 1alf Gb er bet famine iout at at'
lGsse CD / 8etten a nuset, iom lite CT
ianbt.
Sp.: Spab er gbresien til aon8reSs
n,arb Gnbrep 5. 8oliteao?
g.: Spuie Of Representatives, Waib'
instun, :. 6. Sans Siembp Il Granite
Sails, 0linn.
Sp.: I. Naar Wanseu osr ~forrcen
OF bape aiort noeet Seitnmentc, fan Gtts
Ten boriteitamcutcrc belle Gtcronnrnlcr
iii en- az Treinqcrne? 90 ON bun iaa
bar abort, bill bet n1re gblbiS?
Q. San bum teitamentere WnoerSdrrer
til bpem bum bill.
8. Ndar en- at gar,,ere bar oGrst
biermne meb Roheren iiben Suberens
Ssh, CT BET berettiset til mel erc i'm
slnbel / Iroen cs rimeIi9 @cbtgisrelIe
for fin Sie? tNiuneioia.)
GU: 1. Rel, life mebminSre hmn er
cneite arpins. Otter 2uuen tilialber Der
Gnfen (~fprmben Sientfteoet for 3ipstis)
en- lrebiebel af ben afbSbe Warbs efter'
Iabte Gienbpm. Sette altiaa, hpis ban
eiterlabsr ia gorn.
2. Den Gienbum, ium ifuar ! henSes
eaet Wapn, fan hmm sisre r,eh, bSab hnn
pil. Scrmeb er bog life faSt. at i1iae
Iehamenter | ane 5iIfelber nSppenbiapis
eubtienbes at 8ctten, u, Seres Gplpis'
heb beifribes.
3. Sfie mebminSre Der er en- Sperens,
fpmff I ben R~stnirs.
Sp.: CT lrneere Spsrssmaal ira
Wsinneioia cm ubetalt Suslste % 2ties
bccrens act iii SornpeIie at 9ei.fcns
traften.
sp.: Spis 2eiebseren NE bar bstaIt
2cien iauIebes % faa Rite ipm Seiefun:
traften befefnmer, ct apntr6ffen terr,eS
brnSt fra 9eiebperens sibe, % sniets
Gier Fan tutnae BAN til at ifntte nS. Ear
han ham Ebeu ErsteH Bit bsenbe | Snfet
en- lenacre 1ib, efter at 9eien er fsr1al.
bem, % eeiebseren tmeus SsbetaIsr bet,
bar ifsI6er, nil bet BIT aufet for 8iSness
bptb ON, at han bar ppfnIbt Qutttraffen
% ran Saateraabe Na &stten Ill at for
nne ben, berism en- his Met er h~ietrlet |
ben p~prinheliae 9~etefsntraft.
Sp.: Spab bill bet foite al tonums the
pad SldSe Saligen @Ibersrnrsbienl Deb
Oeccrdb2
g.: sfrip TIL Siemmsts Seftnrer,
Rep. Stts q. Fthntibt, 1sesrab, 9Srpd.
SfSnsferentnatm.
3ionsioreningsu FOR ISRAEL boiler
Risiiensmsbe | Srene, z. 1df.. gaitor
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09
2laben K~orreiponoance.

gi n,ipar.r epsrasnanI. 'aa aptt si tau. u.o es
aiIe,r. Ssm itaar til Dor Raaeighte, men pdaIor "
HE nsa.t iuribif ar'uar fer. al Soartrt I ahs su'
irIser tr ab,plrt ioyrstt % fnloe'iaireuot
epsrasnaal tra Ter'orer lou III, pra'r me Nepue
III wthatttputr. beipares lift.
spsraert bests oHaits hrs epsrssmoci 81 sro' %
tpbefiq Sprpa.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-08-09

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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-11-14
ENDORSE NEW FREIGHT
RATES TO OCALA

The Marion County Board of Trade,
after due consideration, has endorsed
the new freight rates to Ocala and
other representative Florida points
as proposed by the fourth section
committee of southern carriers. The
new rates will, if put into effect, car
~ out the principle of long and short
haul, and viii give OcaIa a decided
advantage as compared with existing
rates. The Board of Trade has petit
toned the Interstate Commerce Com
mission to place the rates in effect at
the earliest possible date Commodity
as well as class rates will be based on
the long and short haul principle, if
the commerce commission acts favor
ably.
The existing freight rates are based
on water competition at Jacksonville
and Tampa. The rev rates would be
based on length of haul AT present,
fer example, Tampa has lower rates
than Ocala, but under the new sched-
ule Ocala would have lower rates
than Tampa. Tampa can, OF course,
increase its commerce by water, but
would probably not obtain water rates
that would enable her to compete in
the Ocala territory. In fact, it is
stated that Tampa wholesale merch-
ants are already planning to locate
warehouses in the interior cities.
The new rates would give Ocala an
advantage in competing with Jack
sonville that is not now enjoyed. TIC
vite an example, in shipments from
Nashville the rates to Jacksonville
plus the local rates to Ocala would
exceed the direct rates to Ocala as
follows: Class 1, 43 cents; class 2
42h cents; class 8, 81 cents; class A
l3ak cents; class 5, 81 cents; class
"a cents; class A, IA cents, class B
III cents; class C, Is cents; class D
IL cents.
i The new rates, if put into effect
will no doubt result in a marked de
velopment of transportation on the
st. Johns river. and the Importance o.
developing transportation on the Ok
lawaha river and Silver Springs run
would become that much greater.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-11-14
IMPROVEMENTS ALONG
FORT KING ROAD

Some of the property owners along
Fort King road. between the city
limits and the industrial school
grounds, hoping for an early improve
ment of that picturesque highway,
are putting their premises in order
for both the public and private inter-
fests.
Mr.. L. NJ. Murray, who is agent for
ia large tract of land on the north side
of the road, is having the brush and
weeds cleared from the roadside, CIV
ing foot passengers chance, as well
Eas enhancing the scenery.
Mr.. M. F. Johnson, who owns a
considerable amount of real estate to
the south of the road, has set his
fence back and cleared the, space be-
tween it and the road. Mr.. Johnson
hopes for double highway and will
do his part to secure it.
The Fort King road will make a
beautiful and useful drive whenever
it is improved, which is bound to be
soon. There is good deal of traffic
over it now.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-11-14
NOTICE

The city council viii receive bids
on November 18th, 1921, 7:30 o'clock
p. m, for sale of the lot on which the
city barn is located and described as
follows:
A lot in the city of Ocala, measur-
ing approximately $50 feet east and
west, by 300 feet north and south,
bounded south by May street and east
by Sanchez street, extending west
from the west line of Sanchez street
to the extension of Watula street
about $50 feet, running north from
May street TO the Taylor property,
about 300 feet. City reserving the
barn. h. {. Slstrunk,
1O-31-tf City Clerk.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-11-14

The Lakeland Telegram makes a
timely protest against calling Ameri-
cans Anglo-Saxons: A similar mis-
take is made Of almost every great
nation, for France Is not purely Gal
lie and Italy is not purely Latin, and
Germany is not purely Teutonic; the
people of all these countries having
large and with some preponderating
admixtures from other races. In
america, the blending Of nationali-
ties. the climate and the institutions
are building a distinct American race,
which is proving its superiority in
energy and intelligence over the peo-
pies of all other countries.