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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-04-30
HEARING ON CAPITAL REMOVAL
IN TALLAHASSEE NEXT WEEK
A Large Delegation From Our City Will
Present the Claims of Ocala

There viii be hearing on the cap
ital removal question before the con-
stitutional committee of the House of
Representatives in Tallahassee one
night next week. 1t was understood
that the hearing would be held Mon
day night, but a telegram received in
the city this afternoon from Messrs.
Cobb and Nathan Mayo stated that
the public hearing on capital removal
would not be held until the appropria-
ton bill had been acted upon, and
that the appropriation bill will be
taken up next Wednesday. A full
delegation from Ocala will be needed
at this time. and those who have ar
ranged to go to Tallahassee from here
will have to postpone the trip until
further notice.
The Ocala Woman's Club has adopt
ed resolutions favoring the removal of
the capital to a more central location
and indorses the work of the Capital
Removal Club. The Woman's Club
has adopted resolutions asking for
the cooperation of every woman's s
club in the state with view to hav-
ing the capital removed. Mrs. FL. c.
Dozier, president of the Ocala Wonl-
ans Club. has appointed the following
committee to cooperate with the Cap
ital Removal Club: Mrs. J.'W. Hood,
Mrs. Harvey Clark, Mrs. Jack Camp,
Mrs. r. L. Anderson, Mrs. w. T.
Gary, Mrs. Philip Murphy and Miss
Shelly Souter.
The following resolutions were
adopted by the Woman's Club, favor
ing capital removal and indorsing the
Capital Removal Club:
"Whereas, it has become very ap-
parent that the development of Flor
ida makes necessary the removal of
the capital of the state to a more Gen.
trail location, if the government is to
be conducted in the most economical
and efficient manner; and,
whereas, an enlargement and i'm
provement of the present capitol
buildings in Tallahassee has been pro-
posed; and.
Whereas, a Capital Removal Club
has been organized in Ocala to bring
about removal of the seat of govern
ment to a more central location; there
fore, be it
"Resolved, that the Ocala Woman's
Club favors most urgently the remov-
al of the capital of Florida to a more
central location of the state; is oppos.
ed to any expenditures for the en-.
largement and improvement of the
present capitol buildings in Tallahas
see, and indorses the work of the
Capital Removal Club. and pledges the
club active support; and be it further
Resolved, that the Ocala Woman's
Club favors concerted action to have
the capital removed to a central point
before any effort is made to select any
particular site; and, be it further
"Resolved, that copies of these res
olutions be presented to the Capita
Removal Club and given to the press
Mrs. II. C. Dozier,
president Ocala Woman's Club"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-04-30
JACKSONVILLE WILL
HAVE A FIRE BOAT

Jacksonville, April 30.-The Jack
sonville board of city commissioners
has decided upon the purchase of q
naval sub-chaser to be converted into
a fire boat for use on the river front
here and has appointed committee
composed of Commissioner Evans,
Fire Chief Thomas Haney and Coun-
Gilman John Callahan to inspect a
number of the vessels.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-04-30
BEARING DOWN HEAVY
ON THE BUILDERS

Chicago, April 30.-Seventy-one in
dictments charging corporations, con-
tractors, unions and individuals with
conspiracy to restrain building opera
tions in Chicago were returned today
by the federal grand jury.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-04-30

Mr. and Mrs William Wolff. accom-
panied by Mr.. Lee Sharp, expect to
leave about the tenth of May in the
Wolff car for Atlanta. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wolff go to attend commencement at
Elizabeth Mather Academy, Atlanta,
of which school Miss Rose Wolff is a
graduate this term. Mr.. Sharp will
visit relatives in the state
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-04-30
AMERICA WON'T
ABANDON ALLIES
Reassuring Statement Made by Sena-
tor Lodge in Reference to the
Knox Resolution
ASSOCIATED Pressl

Washington, April 30.-A treaty
with Germany probably viii follow
enactment of the Knox peace resolu-
ton, Senator Lodge, republican lead
er, said today in the Senate in sup
porting the. peace measure. Senator
Lodge declared the president and
state department had made it cellar
the United States did not intend to
abandon the Allies.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-04-30
LAW
WILL BE TACKLED

Miami, April 30.-Despite a warn
ing from the sheriff that they would
be liable to arrest for violating the
Sunday observance law. members of
local baseball clubs are arranging for
games tomorrow in Miami and at Mi
ami Beach. Twenty-foUr players ar
rested last Sunday will be tried Tues
day.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-04-30
WEATHER NEXT WEEK

Washington. April 30.-Fair and
cool weather the first part of the
week and generally cloudy, normal
temperatures and probably showers
the latter half is the forecast for
Florida the week beginning Sunday.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-04-30
ROUGH ON EXPRESS ROBBERS

Macon, Ga, April 3O-Thirteen pen
itentiary sentences were imposed and
fines ranging from $500 to $4,000 were
assessed by Federal Judge Evans to-
day on SO men convicted and five who
pied guilty in the alleged conspiracy
to rob the American Railway Express
Company.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-04-30
SUBMARINE STUCK
The 0-10 is in Hard Luck off Montauk
Point
ASSOCIATED Press)

New London, April 30.-The United
States submarine 0-10 was reported
aground off Montauk Point early to-
day. The submarine was returning
from the review of the Atlantic fleet
at Hampton Roads. She carries a
crew of three officers and 26 enlisted
men under Lieut.. Carr.
Standing by Their Ship
Montauk Point, April 30.-Members
of the coast guard station who went
to the aid of the 0-10 said the craft
was in good condition and that the
crew refused to leave her. They think
the boat can be towed to deep water
with the high tide.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-04-30
LETTING LINADALE
PECINCT GO To LAKE

The Board of Trade Friday receiv-
ed the following letter from our SEN
ator and representatives. With it
was a copy of the petition from the
people of Linadale who with few ex-
ceptions desire to go to Lake:
Tallahassee, April %, 1921.
The Marion County Board of Trade:
Gentlemen: We are inclosing you a
copy of the petition from people in
the Altoona section of Marion county
to the representatives of Lake coun-
ty, together with correspondence at
tached thereto, in reference to Lake
county's annexing that part of Mar
ion county described in the petition.
1t is quite generally rumored that
there is no objection from Marion
county's citizens for Lake county to
have the Altoona section.
As your representatives in the
House and Senate we would like to be
advised officially if you deem that
proper, of your wishes in this mat
ter, as you well know your represen-
tatives are against any county divis-
ion or the losing of any portion of
Marion county, unless it is the wish
of the citizens quite generally. ~,
1t would be hard matter to pre-
vent a measure going through the
Senate and House where the citizens
are all so Favorable to the change as
we understand the people in the
people in the southeast corner of the
county wish and petition.
We would be glad to hear from you
on this matter at an early date; also
on any other matter that you are in
terested in.
! We are yours very truly,
w. J. Crosby.
c. w. Hunter.
Nathan Mayo.
AS has been already noted in the
Star, delegation from Linadale was
here several weeks ago, laying the
matter before the people of the coun-
| ty Since that time the Star has con-
suited some of the commissioners and
number of citizens in regard to the
matter. Like the Star. they all hate
to lose Linadale, but we have heard
no one who wasn't willing to concede
in view Of the way that precinct is
situated, that it is simple justice te
let it go to Lake. The Star is certain
that Senator Crosby and Representa-
tives Hunter and Mayo will have the
approval of their constituents if they
vote in accord with the wishes of the
people of Linadale.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-04-30
PIE AND CAKE CHEAP
IN ST. PETERSBURG

st. Petersburg, April 30.-Pie and
cake prices were reduced five and ten
cents here today by one bakery, which
also announced bread would be reduc-
Monday
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-04-30

Extra fancy Valencia oranges and
grapefruit just received at Fort King
Confectionery. There's none so
GOOD" 2t
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-04-30
SUB-DISTRICT BOARD

The sub-district school board will
meet Monday evening at eight o'clock
at the home of Mrs. l.. w. Duval.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1921-04-30
SHOWED EN- HOW TO
COMMIT SUICIDE
And Then Tried his Leesson on Him.
self Next Morning

Jacksonville, April 30.-George
Tarbox, aged forty, demonstrated TO
friends last night with an empty pis-
tol how easy it was to kill oneself,
and put the plan into effect this morn
ing. Tarbox's wife battled fiercely
before her husband pulled the trigger.
Death was instantaneous. Tarbox was
connected with the Van Noy Inter
state company.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08

sPoKANEs--Frances Haskins. IL.
on way 60 hospital. killed when
s;reteher bearers trip
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08

At the Metropolitan theatre. start.
Ing tomorrow night. William Harris
Jr.. win present for the first time
here Fay BANTER. former Seattle
stock actress. who has won fame IN
two years glowing reports have been
coming TO US from New York's
Riaito Of this charming little chi.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08

Dr. Jiuson's office. the tooth wizard
had gone and . new wizard was in
possession who could not. and would
ard No. l. So M. and Mrs Smith
can 40 but one thing. forget H."
The moral II that there are many
GOOD. honest dentists In Seattle who
VA eiss s nss ~sii Known snd give their
personal service TO their practice. IL
r. always safe 90 pasronire the re-
liable, long established dentists who
are recommended TO you BY their
Dollar srabbing shows the dsgen-
aracy In the profession Of medicine
and surrery. Duty and ethical con-
duct are a. clear a. mud 20 some
medieai men modern o,seip,s 81
fed that he knew what aiirnent
PATH nj was suffering from when he
vas called In the emergency when
the patient was first taken sick. but
AK "a him what her siiment was. he
did not tell him Cthus allowing the
patient TO dfe). I would like q know
whsther that first physician collect
e his fee. ana wnsthsr = IA, ,airI IN mi ma
done his duty to tho patient that
was allowed 10 die
me kiu Klux Khan appears TO
have taken on quite some Job DE-
aoefaiisfs. the negroes and wiping
out the yellow peril. after which the
gang will iron out the rest OF US or
run us through the mengie and take
charge of town. city. county. state
and nation with . bucket of tar and
sons feathers as . substitute for
ths law OF the land Some job! Sic
EN- Ole
The unempioysd question has be-
come . chief concern Of this world
and well II may. ! shall write on
this question next week. especially
the refusal to employ the older
workers with families 20 support
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
$1,000 STOLEN
FROM WAITRESS
Burglars Take vaIuables
From Apartment

4 $500 sealsbun coat. a cameo
brooch. a diamond ring. an ouyr
ring. an ivory toilet set. clothing and
travelling chses OF tho total value OF
$1,000 were taken from the apart.
ment Of Miss Pearl Nelson. waitress
who lives at the Doris apartments
IT'S Sixth ave. Friday night Miss
Nelson reported 20 police.
Mrs r. schiatter, proprfetross Of
the Doris apartments, said three men
came down tho hall of the apart
ments and asked 90 use the teie.
phone near the hour OF iiso. Finally
she heard one OF the men say. ''ft's
cinch." The men stepped out on
the street and disappeared. Miss Mel.
son states she received a call nj Gao
last night at a large downtown cafe
where she Is employed. On answer.
ing the telephone tho party had
gone.
Miss Nelson returned home after
midnight 90 find her apartment had
t~en entered. Tue mnrauders had
used a tinpiased case knife TO pry
open the spring lock.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08

In addition the psychologists point
20 the apparent desire OF tho defend.
ant 10 appear ns a KILLER in the
eyes OF some OF his loves. In one
letter 10 his dream girl he tells OF
a man who sought TO oppose his In.
vention OF a machine sun. and who
died" These dream GIRL" letters re-
veal Hghtower In a most interesting
Jekyu.Hyde role.
On the other hand. Hishtower pre-
ssnts a sphinx like silence
Il could not have done II; prove
that did," is his attitude. His AZ.
torncys have been busy with data
10 show that ono man could not have
carried and buried the priest: that
the time allowed for tho commission
OF the crime by tho prosecution elm.
mates HiEhtower m q suspect: and
then. tho possibility Of something. .
AZ this something he has already
limited Hs has fnfimafed that an
immediate aiibi could be proved hut
for some desire 20 protect somebody
from something.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
sSAPPY PROGRAM
At PALACE HIP

Snappy and dfverting entertain
srfens IL said 70 be generously pro.
.sd.d in the new vaudeville tha'
will appear for . four days en-
raSemens beginning tomorrow. ~
r,ocw's Palace Hip theatre
The comedy note Of tho bin
viii BE- emphasized by Charles Bar
rev and company. who will offer
. rollickins comedy entitled Never
Arain." Tho Washington Trio.
who blend harmony and laughter
happily In "A Choir Rehearsal.
are reputed TO b worthy q sp~
eial mention. Mystery and skill
ar. worked out with many new In
ventions In the way OF magical
feat, In The Mystic Garden.
Charles Prevetse Is the star OF the
production. Tess and Ann Carter
are a dainty pair OF girls. In divert
ina song repertoire. with piano and
u,tule,e aocompa nimcnt-. Daring
aerial dclngs are TO be provided by
The Arde,i brothers. Home Stuff
In the title of the feature photo.
play
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
Problems OF Life
As the Days Pass By

Nra A. r. Smith.
Of 3133 sixth ave,
eeattlAa COED and
wife. called on me
Thursday and re-
lated the story Of
how her husband
had been swindisd
By . deutist--
paiulsos Jimson--
who always WA
but never will be
agnfn--the world
renowned, light
tooth evtsst Who
relieved Mr.. Smith
Of forty five good.
hard : earned dol
tara and wbsn MIRA
Elk .Nff~A -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08

REDWOOD CITY. Cal. Oct a.
Interest In the trial OF William A.
Hightower for the alleged murder Of
the Rev. Father Patrick Hesiin
quickened today rs n result OF yes
terdsy's stormy session. II was con
siderod possible that the state might
put on Marie Wendaii. It's star wit
ness. this morning.
Mrs. Wcndali. who was housekeep-
or for Father Hesiln Mt the time he
was kidnapped and later murdered
at cotna. Cal. was expected 20
identify liightower tentatively as the
man who called tho aged padre from
his homo 10 attend a dying man"
Yesterdays srssion was enlivened
by tho court rebuking an attorney
for alleged improper conversation In
hearing OF the jury and by n spirited
examination OF handwriting ex.
pert who testified no believed the
handwriting on note demanding
ransom after Father Hesiin was Kid
mapped was that Of Hightower.
Turnout Itghtowers story ran
semi .hoastful illusions 10 affairs
with women--a meeting with Dolly
Mason. which barred 10 him the story
OF the drunken foreigner" certain
Doris Shirley. who since has proved
= nemesis. Peggy True Curtis. his
dream girl" and recipient OF his
love letters. tho personally unac-
auainted.
Out OF fhcse stories came the de.
sention OF a Dolly Macon. who proved
to be the wrong one" and'th ap-
pearance OF Miss Shirley to complete.
iy upset HiEhtowers slibi that he
hsd been In her company on the
night the priest was murdered
INVENTIONS or
INTERNAL MACHINES
Than. too. there has been gathered
evidence OF . more direct nature.
Polics finding the word ''uneon
scious'' spelled Incorrectly In ono Of
the ransom notes. called upon High.
tower 70 Use tho word Ia = written
report, and discovered the same mis-.
take. Part OF . sand-covered tent
was found In his room A bit Of
rope. such nv was used In binding the
body Of the slain priest. was also
discovered In his room Partially
completed inventions Of Internal ma
chimes were there. too. Finally q
housokeeper at the parish home Of
Father Hesiin identified Hightowor
M the man who had called on the
night Of his disappcarancs.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08

PASADENA. Cal. OCT. t.--WIIIiafn
Booker. colored. messenger for the
Citizens Savings Bank. was held up
and robbed OF SIS. 900 in currency as
he stepped off Los Angeles car
yesterday.
Two men took part in the holdup.
one engaging the messenger in con
versntion. while the other pulled out
a gun and scized the money bag.
Booker Is now being questioned by
police.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08

nesc-Amerfcan comedy, which We'd
with ''T4ghtnin" for popularity on
broadway. and now. after patient
waiting. we are 20 have an oppor>
sunity to understand why. That MFR.
Harris has one OF the biggest
dramatic hits OF recent years In
East Is West and that Fay
BANTER IN the role Of the Girl
heroine from the Celestial empire
has given the stags another OF thoss
delightful Oriental character ere
atoms that are 30 appealing. there
can be no doubt.
The story OF Fast II West" con.
Germs q young Chinese maiden who
II sold Try her father 20 q prosper.
Gus Chinese merchant Of San Fran.
cisco and the eventful story OF her
fffe thereafter forms q coiorfui and
Interesting tsie-one that would be
spelled by the telling IN advance.
Suffice 10 say the Play n In three
acts and . proioRue. with scenes
showing . love boat on the Yang
I've river IN China. . wealthy China.
mans store room In Fan Francisco.
a. wen As q glimpse Of American
life - seen on Mob FIN. tho az.
elusive residential section Of the
Golden Gate city.
No one VIII be seated during the
proloEIs a. tho action begins at
ones. The curtain rises promptly at
s15.
POPULAR DANCER
TORS MOORE SHOW
In the dance fraternity there IL
no one held In greater esteem than
Pearl Regay. who comes to the
Moore tomorrow at the head OF the
new bin OF orpheum circuit vaude.
VILE Miss Regay Is said to dance
every kind Of dance under the sun.
moon and stars. She IA also accom-.
panied by her own big band. two
other big dancers and a wealth Of
fine scttings
Thomas Swift and Mary Kelley IA
Gum Drops" are said 70 hayo an
exceedingly cisvcr skit
.Dooiey and Storey sing and dance
and for good measure throw In some
Fred Stone and WIN Rogers STUFF. =
Margaret Ford 10 newcomer to
vaudeville. She IL very attractive
and has the novelty OF possessing a
soprano and also = rich baritone
voice.
Gautfer Brothers toyshop IL q new
thing In educated animal offerings
The Van Cclios title their act
foot Feats.-
Jack Rose IL ono Of The big
features Of the new BIN. In plain
English. Rose Is a comedian. H,s was
featured comedian with George
Whites Scandals OF 1920
WILKES 90. IN
HARRINGTON PLAY
Few magazine stories on tho last
decade have had the general appeal
of Booth Tarkington's 'Penrod.
series that were published in The
Cosmopolitan. These have been pre-
pared for the stage. and the wilkes
Players will be seen In tho dramatic
version Of the popular stories. begin
ming with the matinee tomorrow. A
special cast has been selected 40 that
the ehiidren's roles viii be In the best
hands possible and an excellent per
Torrance In promised.
Few plsywrights have the insight
into the heart Of youth that is
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08

Daddy. Boldt's Buttcrhorns are do
ncsoua. ---Advertisement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08


Possessed Go such a great degree by
Booth Huntington and his ability TO
mako the characters Of his story live
on the stage II almost uncanny,
piaygoers who win remember Tark.
ington's Seventeen" win know that
they have a treat IN store for them
In -renrod.- and II Il announced that
every care has been used In the stag.
ing Of tho piecc 10 mako II Identical
with tho production shown In New
York last season. The play viii be
produced here next week for tho first
tins on the Pacific Coast.
Ernest Neal King. who had an
important role In Daddy Dump
iins." win be the ''Pcnrod' of the
title role. and several other Seattle
children who posscss marked talent
win be IN tho play.
SCREEN STAR Is
COMING To PAN
Juanita Hansen. celebrated mo.
tion picture star. whose face Il
familiar 20 all followers OF the screen.
will appear In person NJ the Pan.
tag~s on tho new bfii. opening Mon.
day matinee. Miss Hansen In noted
particularly for her appearance In
serial pictures and was the star Of
The Lost CITY" which was shown
not long ago az the Pan,axes. She
win appear IN . scene from The
Loaf city"
In addition 10 Miss Hansen. the
new bfii at the Psntages VII have
another ssar-wni Morrfscy. tnssrna,
tionai entertainer. who was one Of
the foremost comedians devoting
their services 20 the men overseas
He II one OF the best known and
most popular comedians Of vaudc-
villa.
othar acts are. The BrHx1isan
Heirsss.- . musical comedy: Clayton
Kennedy and Matte Rooney In Can
You Imagine IT,: Ann suter In char.
actcr songs and the Humbert Broth
ers. acroh~ss-
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
Talks to Democrats
About Europe Today

George r. Cotteriii. recently re.
turned from Switzerland. was 10
speak on The Situation In Europe
To-day" before the King County
Democratic club at Moves cafeteria
Saturday noon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08
I'm HapYand
We'll now tor ]
took OKReECet
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SPfcsCriptfon'
A good complexivn
n not . matter Of
xs-.rf-


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With drains. pains and nervousness.
More real compilations have been so
cured BY using DR.. Pierce's Favorits
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powders combined. It makes women
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ion
There 10 but one thing that holds
old age back. and that IL health.
Sickness and weakness bring old
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medicine for women. II keeps them
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Il II . woman's tonic for the frail
the delicate and those who are ner.
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package Of the tablets to DR.. Pierce's
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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08

Top (left to riohD-Peggy True Curtis chom High
tower calls his dream 0r and hom he M seek to coll as
character citness VIM A. Hightoer defendant and Doris
Shirley former consort Of Hghtoes cho shattered has
time abb. Beoic (right)-District Attorney Franklin
schimel handwriting expert ho testified regarding the
note.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-10-08

BAN FRANcIsco.--Reoord OF Q
hours flat established BY y. 8. mail
airpiane flying between Salt Lake
City and San Francisco.