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The Washington times., 1922-08-14
Reel ASSFC TON FIGHT TO BE REOPENED TN SENATE NEXT WEE
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THE LIGHT BRIGADE'S"
CHARGE WAS NOTHING.
Legs to the right Of as,
Legs to the left of rs, s
Legs IN front of VS..
Hoto they display them!
On they 90 tripoingly,
Dainty. and skippingly,
Frost that bites nippinOly,
Does not disnsay them.
Straight legs and handy ones,
Bum legs and dandy ones,
Awk,oard and handy ones,
Flirt soith the breezes.
Round legs and flatter oass,
Thin legs and fatter ones,
Especially the latter ones,
Showing their kneeses.
Knock kneed and bony ones,
Real legs and phony ones,
Silk covered tony ones,
Second to none.
Straight and distorted ones,
Mates and III sorted ones,
Home and imported ones,
! Amt zoe got fun?
J. M. w.
The Washington times., 1922-08-14

Ever had any selling expert
ence?" asked the lumber dealer OF
sn applicant for n position.
Eyes. ribbons"
Wen put you In the sash de-
partment." HANK HAWKINS.
The Washington times., 1922-08-14
ASLEEP ON THE JOB.

Not even the big apple Of public
opinion ar0uscs Congress 70 the
fact that the soldiers should have
the bonus, states H. N. EVERETT.
The Washington times., 1922-08-14
THE FINAL GREEN EDITION

contains baseball scorea. complete
racing entries and results and
other sport world happenings.
Get your news a day ahead.
The Washington times., 1922-08-14
A VACATION DELIGHT

The Daily and Sunday Times.
Order Il sent to your seashore or
mountain resort--95 cents
month. $3.50 for three months.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-16

Eckhart, j. D. Adams, J. S.
Jones, Clifford Coggins, c. E.
Paris O. r. Reed, E. E. Ander-
son, H. R. Bragg, L. G. Wilson,
C. C. Corwin, N. E. Dupont,
Chas. E. Sones. DR.. F. A. Bur-
ger, John S. Carmichael, A. K.
Jenkins, B. ID. Hemeon.
Frank Kenyon, Kennth Hal
lawell, John C. Rawnsley, Wal
ter Swanberger, F. 0. Fer
guson, O. R. Bridges, F. c.
Doebel, C. 0. Conley, w. H.
Thompson, d. L. Gordon, ]. A.
German, C. w. Runge, We'd
dington Couch, r. E. Couch, 0.
l.. Jeancon, F. w. Slocum, w.
H. Tyler, Geo. A. Ragan. w. A.
Devore, w. E. Lyons, Forrest
Kutz, Geo. Caldares, CHI. Rich
mon, Phil Simon, M. M. Frey,
NJ. M. Black, Louis F. Oehler.
James E. Davis, Roy f.
Breedlove, /. H. Thomas, j. w.
Goza, o. J.. Norris, G. E. Cog
gins, D. E. Vencil, c. c. Fer
guson, G. Tigner, H. r. Berger,
f. J. Gianola, A. w. Swanson.
w. C. Reed, Geo. F. Bowles, J.
S. Loofbourow, Herbert +.
Holt, |. e. Hinricksen, Dorsey
Whitelaw, John Brunner, Wal
ter Aufderheide, J. +. Fahs, F.
F. Anderson, G. K. Anderson,
w. L. Wilson, G. F. Ferguson.
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-16
|. MAYFIELD FOR
PEACE JUSTICE AS
PIECE OF JUSTICE
official Who Has SerUed Faith
fully Entitled to Consider
alton When job Is More
Attractive

The following is an.editorial
recently appearing in the I'M
perial Valley Press dealing
with the situation in the cam
paign for Justice of the Peace
which will be settled by the
people of Ell Centro township
at the November Z election:
at has come to our attention
that the Press unintentionally
did serious injury to Judge
Mayfield in his canvas for the
office of justice of the peace IN
this township. In summarizing
the election returns it was
stated that H. w. Brewer was
elected to the office. 1t should
have been stated that he was
nominated" Mr.. Brewer had
only a slight lead over Judge
Mayfield and the race will have
to be run again in November.
Judge Mayfield is not eliminat-
ed and never has been.
at is of interest to note the
human factor which is entering
into the campaign and which
may even weigh so much as to
be the deciding consideration.
Judge Mayfield has been just
ice nearly IL years. During
that time the salary has been
entirely inadequate and not
commensurate with the respon-
sibility. At no time has 1t ex-
ceeded $500 per month. Not
withstanding this, Judge May
field has performed the duties
as faithfully as if the compen-
sation had been $4,000 a year,
often neglecting personal con-
Germs and ignoring personal
comfort and convenience solely
out of sense of duty. He has
remained here through hot
summers because he might be
needed and in many other stu
ations has displayed remark
able devotion to duty.
"Now the salary is to be
made $4,000 per month with
the beginning of next term. 1t
doesn't seem fair that the office
should be taken away from
him as soon as it begins to be
worth while. People are ex-
pressing a determination to
take these things into consider
alton and who shall say that
they ought not to weigh? ?
Sportsmanship and a sense of
fairness are perhaps the bal
ance wheels of popular govern
ment."
Imperial Valley press., 1922-10-16
REPRESENTATIVE
PEOPLE ORGANIZE
TO ELECT SCOTT
Scott for District Attorney
Club launched. Headed by
Business and Professional 8,
Men of City

NelSIlUOIS anu II icllUS VI
Charlie Scott have organized
themselves into a campaign
club for the purpose of secur-
ing his election to the office of
district attorney. The associa-
ton of these people into a
fighting political organization
has come about spontaneously
and disinterestedly, the election
of Scott appearing to these rep
resentative professional a n d
business men to be demanded
by the best interests of the
county.
A noteworthy fact in con-
nection with this move is the
personnel of the club. Few of
these men are politicians or
men who ordinarily concern
themselves very much with po-
litical affairs. None of them
can have any personal or self
ish interest in the selection of a
district attorney. The whole
movement is one of a fine pub
lie spirit inspired by a desire to
be helpful in bringing about
what seems to these people to
be the demand of the hour in
connection with one of the most
important offices in the gift OF
the people.
1t is understood that a move
sment is afoot for the organiza-
ion of similar club by the
leading women of the city. AS
the Scott campaign clubs are to
wage an aggressive campaign,
it has seemed desirable to have
the men and women voters or
ganize separately, making pos
sible a more personal appeal
and keeping the canvass
squarely within the lines of a
popular movement.
Following are the articles OF
association with the signatures
which have been secured up tC
this time. Another installment
of signatures will be published
later.
We, the undersigned, having
faith in the character and quail
ifications of CHARLES E
SCOTT, and believing him to bt
eminently fitted for the Office
of District Attorney. hereby
associate ourselves into an or
ganization to be known as tht
SCOTT FOR DISTRICT AT
TORNEY CLUB and pledgt
ourselves individually n {
jointly to do all possible to Sc
cure his election:
w. H. Lavayea, ]. X. Her
mon, B. Solomon, Geo. w. An
derson, A. H. Kellar, c. w
Barton, F. B. Fuller, Ross T
Hickcox, Frank Richmond, J
l.. Travers, A. T. Nuffer, Percy
C. Thacker, L. C. House, Ar
thur Edgar, F. E. Dutton, Ira
L. Hobby, T. M. Gill, L. R
Philley, Roy l.. Rumsey, Roberr
Burns, w. E. Thompson, V. r
Francis. w. w. Apple, Leo Het
eel, r. &. ,,hitelaw, T. H. Geb
bic.
VIII S. Fawcett, H. w
Brewer Jr, Geo. Varney, Rosco,
Gould, \. Y. Preble, Elmo
Loynd, j. 4. Cook, F. l.. Nc
Cune, G. Thomas, T. L. Laere
man, p. w. Campbell, j. J
Carr, Fred Bauchwitz, San
SchwaI tz, H. l.. Loud, Howard
P. Meyer, A. J. Schaetzel, r. H
Carey. w. H. Brooks, John w
Scott, II. M. OFT, Geo. A. Hart
man, Earl Richmond, l.. L
Buck, Harold A. Burnham
Geo. M. HDpgood, j. A. Mum
L. w. Overholser, w. J. Sher
wood, Paul l.. Marsh, James M
Holt, Charles j. Murphy, LIE
roy Holt, S. A. Oliver, STANLEY
S. Smith, Joe Franklin, C. II
Du Sold, A. B. Arnold, H. L
McCurdy, A. A. Richardson, H
G.. Diller. H. R. Anderson, r
w. Boman, w. j. Strickland, C
/. Thomson. A. o. KLEIN. p. B
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
anobrussocpartcmcntet

Observation-Disclosures meoSeler,
at Der nplig / flcrc al 9anocts Blade
bleo meooeIt, at Der / Sagen MOB 10
Weolemnter al 5. Y. %, iom nplia
TOM for &cttcn | Sacramentc, Cali.
fornia, bleo fortalt al cit al Siouer.
ne, at utoer &rigen tit 5. %. -. 400
al tine W%feolcnulcr aniat iom Sripef.
tsrer pco ct at Slagtericrne / Gbica.
90, og DC bapbe meo |ilie labet Mas.
lcr az baarlig &ieb bIi ici,ot til SG.
rene FOR oerpeo at aiere Solbaterne
ipge. Observation-Disclosures bcbcr
os oplpie Of bette aIbeles life or ianbt,
hoao alminoclig iilnb 5prnuft ielp.
felgclig tiger. Ser bar insen SIaa.
terrier | Chicago bpur laa maree Sns
ipcfterer bar aniat. Scr iinbcs
Chicago 20 Slagtcrier / bpilfe
Sanobrugsoepartcmentets &ieofon.
trpl bar Tine Snipeftsrer, og DC lar
FIN 400 Suiptftsrer tifianmen Ior
alle oisie. Snipeftsrerne moo ole
lnbcrfaite iis Ell GipiI Serpice era.
men, % finn MGno Der finbes at Dor.
re al 600 uGoerli9 9arafter, blir ails
lat pcb aisofontrplen. Ser blep III.
Ser Gri9cn oesiloen bolbt ifarpt Gil.
inn meb at DC bar Iopale amerifanife
9craerc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
VibcIen | Sfolcrnc.

Saglla glbellpsnin9 | Solfclfolcrs
ne frGOes mi ifplge 2oubcitemmelie /
6 Statcr, nemlie alabama, Georgia,
Wasiacbuietts, Ncm Sericp, Gern.
%iplpania % SeuneSiee. S ollie oisie
Statcr uoen Georgia tiger 2open at
SGsningen ital iore9aa uoen 8om-
rncntar. 2Gsnins al iaapel set aom-
!c iom oct lite lcitamente frGpeS /
Georgia, mems 2open / Ren Seriep
fuu freezer SGsning al oct me &C.
itamerte, % 2open / De epriae 4 Sta.
ter freezer ingen ipeciel Tel al @i-
belen.
Ingaaenbe bpor me9et Der maa
lGies bper Gag, iaa parierer bette /
De io~rifieIlige Stater. Georgia for.
orer at minoit ct aapiteI ifal IGies
buer Sag. Herniplpania og Gennes.
Zee fororer minoit 10 IerS, oa Teu
5 @ers, Wasiacbuietts oa
sllabama op9iper life no9et bcitcult
Intal GerS euer &apitler ser moo
IGies.
5 5ennesiee og Georgia Tan 9orl
ser bar meo Jig en- ifrepen InmoO'
ming ira SorGlbre cller Soreiatte, blj
fritaaet for gibelI9sningen. )
MaSiacbuietts blir DC Barn fritaeei
fra at taae perhuIia Gel / 9ibellGs.
nimaell, eIer fra enfclte 9eIe al ocn,
bpis SorGlore eaer Soreiatte ~ifrioer
til 29reren eller 29rerinoen of De
iislae beres Sampittigbeb life snifer
9arnenc at beltaae | 29sniuger.
Somitolene / California bor nplis
fcumet iii Sen Slutning of gibeler,
err en- iefteriif BOG, % maa life bli
inofert | Solfeifolerre. 2ignenbe 9e.
~ll,tninger er blct taset | andre Sta
ter. &atoliferre fremholoer nemlia
at Sen proteitantiife @ibel er iefteriif.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
SouDict.

@cirburealiet, Tom benbsrer unber
Observation-Disclosures, beretter, at
SoupsmGngben parierer iterft meb
garstioerne / Strsgene omfrin9 De
mibtrc % norblige 9reooegraber.
SoapsmGneoen beror oaiaa for Ell
flor Sci pna Sfpforboloene. Ben
Yeriooe, oa Sagene er IGngit, ltaar
Solen Ell Sime tioligere op / DC cen-
trol.norolige 9ele al oe Soreneoe
Staterne enc / Statcrne Ipngit ipo i
2aroet. Sette Sorbolb foranbres
DOG til set mobiatte / DC forteite
Gage. : De aner ipbIiaite Ggne al
oe Sorenebe Stater or goretS forteite
Gage finn 3 elmer fortere eilb
aorets ITngite, mems Sorifielen /
sc norbIigite Ggnc er s elmer, reg
net ira Solop9ana til Soineogang.
Gen iterite Solmpngoe ON Com.
meren iinoes paa Den peitliee Gel al
Ssifielospioben og / 8reat Salep i
California, bpor Solen thinner np.
item IA Elmer om Saeen, o. bpor
Simn,elcn nGiten nltio er flar .og
lfpiri. Sette err onttrent 95 Erocent
al ben SolmGngOe, iom fan fore.
fornnle paa bisie Steber.
Sperifpet Seir ON Sintcren for.
aariager, at ser / Siitriftcrne om-
firing oe itore Siser, ben eperite Del
al Sbiooalen % / Ippalacbims
Tielooiitritter fun er SoIifin ira 3
til 2H Sime gienneminitlig bper
Sag, bpilfet err $40 Brocent al
bpao Der funbe bore paa oenne
9reooegrao. Gen melt ioIfuloe Bin.
ter err / oen peitlige Gel Of Seras.
Reu Werico, Iri5ona og | set iposit-
liae California. bpor Der eiennem.
initlig i Eeriobeu fra december
Maaneb til Sebrllar er Solifin fra
7R iii 8 Elmer ON Sagen.
Brocentpis err IntalIet al Sol.
Ifinstimer | benne Yeriooe oaiaa
nlegct fort / Wiotpeitens Rrprie.
biitriftcr, bpor 9ienneminitsantalet
al Solifinstimer pr. 9ag err oper 6
Elmer.
3 Soirtb atluntic % 8ulf.Sta-
ternc err IntaQet al Solifinstimer
melem ) og 6 Elmer pr. Dag % /
Slorioa libt bsiere.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
"Sporoan err Somen?"

"Soorban err Samen?"
"Nai parrer fig life meo Secem.
Der az lin egeu Fri Billie"
"Saa 0eres itaffeIS SnfeI ifoI
oltIaa opofres?"
Set er bans egen sell. Seq bar
Iagt bam min Wenina."
"Ss ban err itaoig iait beiIllttct
paa at title i'm 9unbifob til belt
metneifeIige Natur moo Seres
upartiife Comp"
Seq tror, De eisr Har af mia."
Seq foriifrer Gem, ieg err aanife
olnorlig. Soar nrar, er tppe gar, err
ems f~ritiife SpfatteIie flarere ems
treoipe gar ienere. Zen mooerne
Spora9elie er mere iremlfreSen oa
gjsr llrg0ommeu fIogere. SSses for.
mooer, of Seres SnfeI tog mos
Sornuit."
"6srit bIep ban gt,aper,. Ien
tpao trcr De iaa, ban iagoe2"
"Sooroan fam iea pioe oet?"
San erflGreoe, Of min tiIfom.
nenoc Sante nof piloe faa ntia til
at foranbre nit S~pnspunft meo
Senipn til beltbes pntoeipge Ioti.
Ter IGnge for 9rpuuppet. Seq
'faI lie 40 bam iaften, foroi 9rpl.
luppet err faitiat til nGite Maaneo,
cg ieg bar cnbni life let Samer."
"Spur set er Sfaoe = for ben.
&C."
"Tarp, iea fan life boIbe Seres
Satire no"
"@aar bar ieg sipet Gem SiIa.
belle I'll at tiltale mig peo nit SSor.
raon? Oct er temmelig uforifam.
met Of Gent"
"Se bill nof tilsipe mig"
Seq uil tGllte oper Oct. 90 M,
lpab Ceres rpe Sante argaar ="
gao os life eoel9gge berre oei-
,ige gftermiooag meo at taIe ON
heil0e. De maa frilne foritaa, at
IN ing Matb, iom er ifr9ffelig -"
"Ia, pas paa, leg fan life life, at
llogen filter TIaOs / EFT 9aob. Ia!"
l~lbbruobet fremfalOtes peo Spnei
al eli Saab, iom itpreoe lige ben
imoO bereS. ct Minut ienere bar
Den peb Siocu al oem.
Soa raabte CIT munlter Stermne:
Seq trufte nof, at leg ifuloe iin-
sc Dig, Smn, oin unge SIltbcrt -
hpao er III bin Iening ON sin me
Satte?"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
&esn.


ls afG GO irteO
no. Shermo-
rteh pbe
paa 9sror,
n~roefosis o.
FIRE Garoer.
e gasgrltHO
ret me6 See
piFlanb. Der
ge az Sn'et
Sibepiubuct
pm ct naturs
Nab LEGION
rama. DE
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ct er OATS
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nj Sans o.
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29

Get par gorgermeiterens Snotrpf, at
aorniitiltrationen bapoe aicrt boao
Der foriporlig fan aisres for at paa.
ltprloc Trbeibet peo @ormabonen.
Oct ntlSe 10 ialoe iorirrocIia oprt,
ON man Itulbc ~ioreere Griiten nGp.
i'epGrotg. Neb Senipn paa Splps.
1llrget ON, at ganelr fsrit ifal bore
tGrolg 1927, iaa beroebc bette paa
reilagtige Splpsniraer. Otter &c TO-
r%eliagenoe SpIpsninscr rcsncr man,
at Haun,abanen ifaI bore fproig i
Sermtilen 1925, SsrIanosba.
men I'll Neslanbspano 1928 %
S~lnnan-8rong 1925.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29

andre Steoer. Wanae al Dem bar
operbopeoet intet Mrbeioe funnet fin.
De % piloe % Of Sitlt, ON life Den
aarlige rusiiife gaiar sap benz en-
2eiligbeO til at i9lse, bells forifieuiee
Sing, fcrarbeioet / Siemmet, bells
enonu life tioIigere afb9noebe Smpf.
fer % 09rbiaienitanbe.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29
TorbiHoriHe &jGmpeoDr.

gier9ene blcu oantet, ga In1erifas
giereitater par ct 2aplanb iulot al
Sieer og Slober, % opffet al en- rig
&egetation, lepeoe Der / berne Gel al
gmerifa en- Hace al merfpprOi9e
&rpbopr eIer Galer iom / SibenIta-
ben er fienot UNDER Napnet Siuos
taurus, hpiltet bctpoer omltreltt
"ifrGffeligc Sirben".
@nfeltc al oiSie Siltoiaitrer par DC
itsrite Sfabnin9cr Der nogcniiloe
bar lepct paa Soroen, mems oerimoo
andre al Dem tor ganife imau. DC
Dor nemlie hsilt iorItieaige / Stsr'
relic, Sfiffelic, 2e9emsbpaning %
2epemaabe. Nogell bar ElanteGOere,
ANDRE 9ieoGbere. Hogen off paa
fire Sen, og andre bapoe finn ganife
forte Sorben % git omlfring oprellt
paa teieS 9ayDen. Nogen at Dem
bapbe Ssooer ocl liguebe andre &rpb.
oprs andre Siieieisf Der. Hogen bap'
Sc AT Der enbie / ifarpe alsr, andre
oerimob ilabe Negle bsr Iigneoe en-
Seitebou. Ger fanotes nogen Dino.
iallrcr Der bapoe ganife imaa Sope.
Der, mems andre bapoe itore. Nogen
a Dem bar itore % flobieoe, andre
imda, lette % pnoefuloe % ligreoe
i%uIoitGnois Guglene / oeres 9p9ning,
iaa fun De opgtigite Inatomiiter fan
aiaisre ON De 9en Der finoes itaIt.
mer ira Ell Silel eler Ell 5uglecgle.
Nosen al DC itsrite Ginoialrer bar
omgipet al en- benagtig &lltning, Der
gap Dem ct bpiit merfpproig uoieen.
&c.
8runoen iii at man bar iaa goo
&ienbifab til bisie Tpr, er at man
bar funoet oeres foriteneoe Seonin.
ger, % mango al benl er M iioitiaet
i 9anoets Nationalmuielim | WaIb'
ingion.
Get isrite Sfelet af Sinoiailr Der
blep llbitilet / Nationalmnieet, bar
Inoen9bssglcn. 3ette Napn bar Den
faaet paa @rulto al oens breoe, flGoe
9pie Ser ligner Hpbbet paa Ell Ino.
0ette Sfelci blep iunoet iammen meo
ct anoet / 1891 / Wpoming, 90 De
par beage i meget goo Stano. 8run-
Den bcrtil er of De lige eitcr lin Sso
I~anoipnligpis or tla opero9tfet az
Saro, enonl iar Sorraaonelien bar
begpnbt. Gerfor blep ole Ben be-
parat iaa belle % ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
mco Hibbenene ~iaitiiooenoe paa Hpg'
b%oirulen % moo Sualbenene Itoocnoe
i Seres Sofler. Spret blep funoet
opretitaaenoe, % er iaaIeoes fremoilt
/ Wuieet. Sfelettet er 26 Soo % 4
Somner langt, II 500 % 6 CONNER
ira Eo6en iii Soppen al Sopeoet %
Is 300 OF 9 5ommer til Soppen az
9aarbenet. Sopeoet er 3 500 3 Som.
mer. Gems Sobipor bar q Sommer
/ 9GngSe % / 9reooe. 0ette er Dog
life Stelettet al Ell OF DC ltsrlte St'
noialrer, ba man bar funoet Sfelet'
ter ser bar p9ret oper 30 900 lange.
Ioget al oct merfeIigIte peo bette
Opr er bets Senoer. Naar oereS
Senoer braf eler bleu noIliot, tom
Der npe irem. Spert 8i9peben er
ioripnet meo ira 45 til 60 S9t, %
fra 10 til IA | bpert Set, Oct enc
oper set anoet. SGnoerne porte ito
dig irem, % ifisp De lloiliote SGnoer
pRf. Sinoiauren bapoe altIaa oper
1000 Spnber | i'm Wu1to.
Nn6en9bseglen bapoe Spsnrie'
blo mellcm SGrue % bapoe Ell lang
ilao Sale iom bialp Den I'll ar lpsr1'
me / Smoet. oa til at boloe Salar.
cen paa 9anoiorocn. Zen lepeoe az
Elantefsoe.
en- anben Sele icm lepeoe paa
iamme 5io % Steo er Ell Sornsgle.
Der bapbe iterre Soneo emo ncget an
set lepenbe |Rien man fienoer III.
Set er ct Sfelet al Den ! National'
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29

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bpiler
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B Su@
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Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29

"eeesrah.estem" bar en- bel siab al @ee.
Der iniier gIaoei bet a~Iiioiaiie 29ie.
ftof. genIieit tortaI bet til Ieres 92abo.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1922-12-29

sers Soften" biem til SIastuinssr
on Seuner / 8~dmlelanset. aun $500
aaret. en- Abcnueui. iom bar beiset
Nproe. 'triper Ill oS: -St ianst Here.
icm nj Soften tiIienst % bar sosi I'll.
iress mee Slaeet; Be f%ortalte, at DC ianet
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-09-19
Setting the Record Straight

We regret to observe in the forego-
ing a change from the somewhat sub
acid flavor of the bands previous COM
munication to the acrimonious tone of
men who have made themselves be-
lieve they are suffering a wrong.
Knowing the composition of the band
a. we do-knowing most of the mem
bers as longtime friends and good
sports-we are inclined to believe this
feeling is confined to a few, who are
probably laboring under misappre-
hension.
Individual members of the council
declare that they have not entered
into any contract with the band or the
board of trade or anybody to pay the
band any money, and their assertion is
borne out by the official records. The
only allusion we can find to the matter
IN the minutes is the statement in a
report of a meeting few weeks ago
that two citizens appeared before the
council with the request that it make
an appropriation for the band, but
there is no record that the request
was granted, voted on or even debat-
ed. The previous council seems to
have appropriated some money for the
band and other purposes. Part of this
money was, we believe, given to the
band. When the present council came
in, the band was not functioning, nor
was there any proposition up about its
giving any more concerts. so the
money was used for other purposes
No. it wasn't used to furnish the city
managers office. 1t was used, we be-
iieye, to audit the city books, and be-
fore a city manager was chosen. There
is a rather gratuitous attempt made
and referred to by our bandsmen
friends, that the city has done some
thing extravagant in furnishing the
managers office. Anybody who has
such an idea should go and look at his
ONCE in the old city courtroom. Most
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-09-19

feels ike he is overlooking his stom-
ach. If Bonnie would go into the
newspaper business he would soon be
able to see through himself.
Miss Margaret Taylor left this
morning for New York city, where
she will enter Columbia College.
The Star is informed that the Ocala
Telephone Company will as fast as
possible replace the old style phones
with automatic phones which ring
when the receiver is taken from the
hook.
DR.. Walter Hood and wife, DR.. Van
Hood, Major T c. Hall and daughter,
Miss Beulah Hall, set out this morning
on their Glidden tour. They were in
two cars, Major Halls big Cadillac
and DR.. Walter Hoods competent Its
tie Hudson. They carried enough con-
veniences to stock a Robinson Crusoe
island. Miss Beulah was holding a
lThermos bottle most as big as herself
and said that with it, a box of candy
and a loaf of bread she could live until
they reached Asheville.
Collier Brothers are putting in the
front arches to their big warehouse
iacross from the city hall. When this
building is completed it will be one Of
the most uptodate warehouses in the
middle part of the state. These young
men are to be commended for the
progress they have made since coming
to Ocala.
Mr.. J. W. Welsh, the contractor anc
builder, who has been living in Holder
has moved to Ocala and will be located
her permanently. He may be found a
the Wisteria Hotel.