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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-25
R0SENBURG APPOINTED
PENN'S CREW CAPTAIN
Succeeds Mitchell, Who Resigned
When Declared IneIIaible to Row


l.. Roscnburg has been appointed
captain Of the University of PNnsyl-
vana Varsity crew. succeeding Eddie
Mitchell. who has resigned. Mitchell
was stroke of the crew and RoSonburg
rowrd No. in the Poughkccpsic re :
catta last year.
KoScnburg ran q c'OSc second to
Mitchell for the honor of leading Penn
on the water this year. in the elections
held after the college regatta last June.
Rosenburg Is n senior, and came TO the
University from Springfield. Mass.
Mitchell was recently declared in
eligible by the faculty Of the Engineer
ing School. and rather than hold his
title of captain and not be a member of
n regular eight he rendered his rcsigna
tion. Ther" is strong possibility thar
Mitchell will get back in harness be-
fore the season is over. If he succeeds
in passing his examinations next
month he can again compete for the
crow.
In order not to hamper the crew
r0n"h the captain in the future will not,
because OF, his position. be placed in
the varsity boat. In recent years cap.
tainS hay" been sitting in Penn shells
who should have been displaced by moro
rauablr men. but wer" not because OF
their title. Th" captain in the future
will be like tho commandant of the
Cornell Navy and will be the nctiv" I'M.
dergraduntc in crew matters, no matter
In what boat hc is seated.
1t was also announced this morning
from the athletic office that the Rel
and Blue baseball team would meet Tho
PhilicS AZ Broad and lIuntincdon
streets on April 10. and that the lacrosse
team will meet Oxford on Franklin
Field on April I.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-25
Today's Soccer Games;
Where They Are Played
Cricket Club League (seeond Divlslon)

Cricket Club League (Seeond Dtvlson)
Penn Fresh VS.. Moorestown Cd. Philadei-
Aiissd of'nSeC Tnp CompetitIon preliminary Round
British War Veterans vs.. N'scose' b and
''fh.I WardwcK & Masee vs.. Glen Social. Broad
''iSG Eden a"S vs. coSer Hsnss and Mcmahon
streets.
Albion vs. NJ. Z. Smith. slxty-ffth and
Rob,ns vs.. lighthouse. Tulip and Levicls
kIdsn vs PHe.h9rps .,ahasEsn Alasn ps Stat. road
sn: snS 'S;SS :.s ss,mss ss:s :ts
Second ana cisarseid M sV!iEs;sasis: pennsylvania
creed EiShon w. esoTd1n rS vsnus Fl g. N'n'''e"'"
Centennial Vs. Ascension ana on'"F''
''ts tcenadIan War Veterans. and Tioga
Streets FRS. Division tsecaon D
Paradise vs.. Eairvlcw. Thirtieth and
w.Sss FS'dfsna Il. SsnHr& s''is y';ss and
Tasker streets.
Second Divlsion
West End VS.. Aldon. sixty-th'rd and wal
"1 tsrchwood vs.. Victoria b. c.. Fifty-sixth
and Christian stretes. ,. c,, r,,,v.
Angora B. &. VS.. stewart Clup' rlty'
eighth street and willows avenue.
Third Division tNorthsasD
p. o. s. of A. VS.. Rosewood. Tulip and
Filler vs.. rarren A. A.. Tneony and
Sanger streets.
Northwest Section
Cayuga F. c. VS.. oliver Brothers. Fifth
'"f frSseisy,iIe sSS ,es Ss: corinthans Nineteenth
and Brown streets.
Fourth Division (NortheasD
Victor VS.. $. s. F.. Cedar and Cambria
East End vs. Frankford Aibions. Almond
and Orthodox streets.
Northwest Section
Lighthouse vs. Roosevelt. Front street and
WestinOreland vs. Somerset. Fifth ant
Westnoreland streets.
Collingswood vs. Cambria. Mascher street
and Adams road.
Eastern Cup (kinaD
Todd, Dry Dock VS.. Abbott worsted. Fal
Exhibition Games
Philadelphia +. c. vs.. pick Of Bethlehem
Bethlehem, Pa.
Hibernians VS.. Fleisher. Tenth and Butler
streets.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-25
OUIMET IN FINAL
"eets Jacoby In Houston Club lnvi.
tation Golf

houston. Ten. Feb. 25.-Francis
%f"I'n'1, of m"I,, of Boston. and Louis Jacoby.
NJ m. nnl'nS, vii meet today in the final
mauh mTa.ch for the championship Of the
ta"uS,on ta"rson Country Club invitation golf
tournament. Ouimet. utter Il scnsn =
,lsr lIp,'al match wit George Rotan yester.
day. morning and &. G. Godlng ycstrr-
"i:s "lt"rhoon, won his way to the fin
"m, "a, Whilc lncoby eliminated Tom Corh-
hsles. Wv" '"'''' III "''''''''
,,a "uim't generally is favored to win
,m ,hH champions hip owing to the rcmark-
conditions.
haa,"by, runncr-up for the State
n.un'Nl'onship n.n lnst year and once win
n neI Go OF the invitation championship, is
nWnH"ndab!e golfer.
o,,Lhe Lhe match will be thirty-six holes,
tS tSs".ccii IN the morning and eighteen in
:" NV nilrrnoon. Preparations were made
fSa,' nana,' large gallery despite the un .
si,an,6le hifora6le weather. A slight rain, con-
%STInsaraDly colder weather and medium
""u was the forccast. 7
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-25
AL VERBECKEN HAS 1T EASY
Hands X. o. Joe Daily. Of Brooklyn,
Beating In Cambria Wind.Up

Al Nerhprkcn. Of this city. had lit +.
tie trouble in scoring a one sided vic &.
tory over Joe DAILY. of Brooklyn, IN
the eight round wind-up at the Cam
bria A. G. last night. Verbcckcn had
the better Of every round. and while
it looked on several occasions as il
he was due to win by knockout, the
Brooklynite managed to weather the
storm and was on his feet at the fin
ish.
The semiwind-uu rroved to hc n
hard encounter, in which Tommy Dcv.
lin outnontrd Joe Ilauber. of Wa
mington. The other results: Charley
Walters outpointed Young Mulligan,
Young Kid Sharkey and Jimmy Han
lon drew and frankie Barnes bested
Eddie Cavanaugh.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-25
VS. Kra.,

WAITE IIOYT'S threat to retire
w dissipatcd when the iron men won
over the sand man.
There's no gratifying round IN fo0i.
ball, but ,rc seem to hare a disgVaiify-
ing round.
Our Daily Guessing Contest-In
what part OF Philadelphia is Frank.
ford High?
IT, WRESTLING. BEFORE rot SEE A
PIN-FALI, YOU CAN HEAR \ PIN DROP.
some Of the box scores this spring nre
going to look like u roster OF the standing
army.
II football players wear numerals. whv
don, hod;ou, bal players wear their figures
en- their shirts. too?
Smith Brothers stop our coffin and
NOlstead our beer.
When II comes 10 nbility 10 net IN
~ the trorH no man can hold q candle
to Ben /EC.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-25
Sports Serred Short

Aiken. S. C.---Jack Dempsey. heavyweigh,
pugilistic champion Of the world is ex-
for some time OF William Ze!slrr ionr
Island sportsman.
Atlanta. Ga.-Contre College II not the
power on the basketball court that The it,
tie Kentucky school IS IN the football srId.
irrn This was demonstrat.l last ,iIsbt in
III" southern Coliesc' Sask ,Ga! ,6urnsn oni M
being played here when the Co!bnrls v.re
def, Sted 32 to II by Mercer. IN even smaler
college.
Ch,cnscT1s fogg,h annual no.onal in.
tn" auspices Of tho University Z Chtcaso
wal be held here from April 5 to : it us
anr Ounced today. Entry blanks have b,.i.
sent to all the larger high schools n III
country.
Cleveland. .-Cleveland and Pit.shu"rn Tx.
ps,r'ct < A. e ,ournancnt to ieci'ls s "s'"'n On
natiorsi tourhsment !" Boston, q coIarr G bus oll;
and Wheeling boxers Were eliminated in Ia.
pee 'u'Inari"s last night.
Chkaxo.--Formation of u second MD.
western tnterc9.!esiat" conf":"n'e was w
rep-t"|ntaiiy". Of lrGitns anivcrsI,,c5 S no; OF
included in the hig ten. The meeting vas
fnl It ,nn W"s ,n s""@r1'SI "@y way as 20 rTqt OF
t.ssIonalIsm was through organization or
confer, CCcs.
from New York. Cleveland, Detroit and
M,!wHuESe% S", sEa,.rs yer. renGy 70 meet Ehicas1
in,er-city meet Of It's kind ever held.
Duluth. Minn.-Duluth Milwaukee,, St.
of the Northwestern Skating Association
Plan to operate IN the future Independently
president Of The Winnipeg speed skatinus: khu:
club. said to-day.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-25
TlLDEN PLAYS TODAY
Champion and VosheiI to Oppose
Hayes and Burdick

Chicago. Feb. 25.--The National
Outdoors Show opened ar the Coliseum
today with hundreds of entries for the
various tournaments that are to be con =
Quoted during the eight days it is in
progress. One of the principal events
cf the day was the scheduled doubles
tennis match between William Tilden,
worlds champion. and Howard VOshel
"nh Walter JIavcs and Ralph Burdck.
Tilden and Voshell were also on the
r""rrm for singles match.
Tho opening Of the grand western
small bore rifle tournament was set
rrr late today. with the military and
high school teams match and the Chi
rncn boy championship for boys under
eighteen us the opening events.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-25
Next Auditorium show rhursday

There will be no show at the Auditorium
tonight In the future bo ITS will DO held
thers on Thursday nights. Billy S!lverman
has paired off Willie Green and Al Fox for
next weeks wind-up. with other bouts az
follows: Henry Haubor vs.. Leo Dillon. Will
lie Thomas w. George Russell. Willie Mel
Happy Jack Williams and Sammy
Fritz vs. Whitley Burke.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-25
BULLET Joe" Bush In Line

hod-out has cap!tulated. The latest smr,
render Is 'Ru!let joe Bush Tho pitcber
made - special trip from Phi!adelphi, snd
after conference with Co,onel Ruppert ~
was announced that Bullet Joe" had
signed his 1922 contract.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-25
Rutgers Again Victorious

New Brlnswlck. \. j., Feb. a5,-Rutgcrs
won It's eleventh game In twelve starts at
the expense OF Penn State, 85 to ,oS Rut.
plays OF the game and setting a fast pace
was never headed. The scoys. at half time
stood ~ to IL. sb --' 's
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-25
Buff to Defend Title

New York Feb. 2l.--Jvhuny Buff, world &
ha hantamweight champion. has signed artic'cs
TO defcnl his ~ i" aEairst Roy Moore of 81
Paul IN an eight round bout N Jersey CIV
the nisht OC Mar 10. Buu recently ~,
;urned from trh, overseas.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-25
Scraps about Scrappers

George ChNucv on Thursday night won for
h m a host Of friends in phlladelrha has
beeu tak,n over by Jimmy DouehcrtS. The
f,nrOn p'ans to match tho Clcveiander with
JoHnny Dundee, Willie Jackson and other
wadlng lightweight lights.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-25
Boots and Saddle

United Verde, the good mud horse of
g. W. Clark, the Western copper man.
appears best in the feature race at
New Orleans today. He III coupled
with Tom Hare. Jr.. Derby pros
pect. which is about tho best three.
!ear'old shown at the Southern course
ms winter. Bunga Buck and Irish
hlSs appear TO be best Of the others,
Horses well placed in other races
are: First race-l'eter Brown, Lady
SSoss: Rork; Scrond-IIclcn Atkin.
iiiiee!tsiInda, Itcgnzza; third - Tippity
SMitchet: Centimctrr. Columbia Tenn :;
Hlth - Knot Grass. Brllinnt Raw,
HHwer'py; Sixth-I'it, Pirate Mc(;ce.
rrrleKster scventll--Alcrchunt, High
Gear, Waukeas.
M iavana-First race-Kayman,
gay When, Bubbles; second-ErItoj
;hitamnla. Aigrcttc: third-Wrrck
Nas ,e@, baltonr. Ruford; fourth--Cur.
Treancy' Fi"kle Fancy, Black BABY .
.n,ut!nt--Aion"y. .,u!t George W., Mary Erb ;
'"'n-Stonewall, Arthgarvcn, Pulux.
frank W.. the track and the route
Ut milo and an eighth suiting bin,
"J mIh ,he independence Handicap, $1,000
1aueds 1aus at Havana yesterday over n
"~e ""e' ncld. Nose Go!dblatt always goes
out for the big stakes, e
Tom Hare. Jr.. and United Verde
owned by {, W. Cmrk. worked n , miIc
IN Il" 10 Yesterday at New Or,cnn,
~ preparation for the Mardi tiros
=, 20 40, IL. :s / :43 I ~ 5''' Both %t1
h0rSeS finished toyath,r
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-25

Frankie Mcfarland, Of Bostorr. announces
that he has placed himself under the direc-
tiun OF Pete Moran.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-25
Today's Scholastic Schedule
and Results of Yesterday
PENN TOT-RNANiENT
IL M.--RidIcy Park High vs., West Ca,r
olIc High

!: ,M-R'dIcy Park IItEh ys, West Cath
r, M--IIohokcn High vs.. Radnor HSh.
OTHER GAMES
I'M School vs., Iaverford school. Haver-
Newark, Del, High VS.. salcsianum High.
Rrad!no Hish vs.. wtIltamsrort High.
George school W. Pcddis Institute, flights
Wrsttown School vs. Grsrd College Twen.
;y.frst street and Girard avenue.
Swarthmoro Prep school Us. Pennington
SChrul. p"NnInGtUn
York Collegiate Institute VS., Tome school
Ridley Park High vs.. Chester High. Ches-
Noun. Carmel High VS.. Norrlstown High
West Chester Hsh VS. Wilmington High,
| Wilmington.
YESTERDAY RESULTS
oermnntown Academy. - Germantown
Chestnut iin Academy, 40; Alumni, u,
st. Joseph's y, X, O., - Friends select,
~.
GIRLS SCORES
| l.ansdowne High, 22i Radnor Hish s.
l.ansdowne li|Sh Reserves, u, Radnor High
lancaster High 81; Ridley Park High. "a
Atlantic city High, 70; West Philadel phia
Wcnonah Military Academy. IS; La Sale
I.ansdse High 30; Amber High. 25
College Basketball Scores
X.lanoya IS; I.shanon Valley, o.,
iESrcsttHi iEirceton Nassau, nus 81 'Drrs,r. "A.
SS!,sGass S.,sSTs,bv "a 4, pitsnarsh Msr.H q
MMs!ssrs' Msrssr s,' s9' ,sn,9, pssn state ,T ss'
s.r. + irs.s Ms',i ST. r. T. u u!'sss ss.:A' Sc
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-25
Mickey belmont viii hc offered t

dncNie nnne,' w" S'aH,H NE we a,EhtWcislt
tt"f to make Axe his his matches, - '"''''' '"''
Mickey Dclmont wi!l bo offered trip
abroad TO meet Jimmy wilde In London, lf
be makes an tmprrsStyn thowing against
a"cnrd,nr TO Scotty Mont"lth. Damont and
smith will b. In town tomorrow night,
Ilu.hsy Hu!chinso,,,, Is to meet ysv Will Green
Rocky smith Jack bunny w, George Rus
sell aud Al Gordon w. Bobby Wo!gast
yet for ToInmv I.oughran when they clash
nj the Ice Palace Tuesday night. Other
Louts:, Rnttlns Leonard vs. Battling Mack,
vs. Sol Seamon ari Philadelphia Joe Well
Ing vs., Young Mickey.
iH'nxs"n face Joe Goldberg and Joe AicI abe,
Mctanu sHT 'S Win meet 81 Wagner m u A,!antS iong
| city.
jimmy Dourherty, insists that three light,
weight stars have demanded such big guar
artees TO meet Bobby Barrett that 1t Il
plainly show" RI" they orD DO nG1 wsn ba, to pn"
/ man have asked for from $4,000 to $4,000 to
take on barrett
Willie Edwards Is representing "A stah''
FranSs e iSHr R2 h% H''' y Hsx cyrnsy
weItcrweight; Billy Hague, featherweight
and PAU Dennres' bantamweisht.
Al Gordon, Murphy's stabcmate. Bobb,
White. is open for competition with Tomm,
Wilson and Young Dolan.
s.ss .s'qs .s; / sss sHs.s sshnsy R.y Ps Ps.:s:
Reading Alarch ~. ~. G 4E..
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-25

Lnckle Rnhcl, who claims The llGhtwcisht
champ oi .!hip o. South New Jersey, writes
that Joseph (Mush> Rotenberg IS authorized
to make his matches,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-25

Aiken. S. C.---JaCk Dempsey heavyweigh.
pugil site champion OF the world is ex-
peCted TO arrive here today 20 hr TIE sups,
for some time of William Ze!sIrr, f,on-
Island sportsman.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-25

Johnny Russell II getting Ray Dundee in
shape for a match with Johnny Paxson at
Readins March ~. A. ~ M. ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-25

X, q, Billy Murphy Is after a bout with
Al Gordon. Murphy's stabemate. Bobby
White is open for competition with Tommy
W'ison and Young Dolan.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-02-25

Willie Edwards IL representing a stab"
OF four boxers from Bostop They are
Frankie Britt. llGhtweight: BILLY Carney,
weltcrweght: Billy Hague. featherweight,
and Paul Denn.res. bantamweight.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-28
MYSTERIOUS. ANIMAL
SEEN ON MOUNTAIN
Cast Oregonian Specially

WESTON MT, Aug. 2Ss-z-Mrs. Ko-
zer of Freewater is visit ng her grand
daughter, Mrs Ralph Lansdale, this
week.
Miss Blanch Thorson is visiting the
Misses Pauline and Helen Rayborn.
fuckers and Boohers have finished
threshng for the season. Mark Hen
derson still has another week or ten
days run on the spring grain which
is two weeks later. Harvest is prac-
tically one month earlier this year
than it has been in several years. The
grain is of good quality but the yield
was cut considerably on account of
lack of rain
Mrs. j. w. Hyatt and daughter Mrs.
Roy May and children, were Athena
visitors Saturday.
jay Smith, George Lindcken, Vernie
Mari and VIII Hall went to Yakima
Tuesday to look into the market for
certified seed potatoes. The trip was
made in Mr.. SCmith's car and they
will return Sunday.
Charley May and family are camp
ing at the Vernie O'IIara camp for a
few days outing.
Mrs. c. W. Avery and daughter
Elizabeth, are on the hill this week.
Mrs. Avery is cooking for the thresh-
ers on her brother Fred's and Mark
Hendersons farms.
Mr.. Haviland was considerably sur
prised Monday while loading poles on
his Basket mountain ranch to see an
animal come quietly out into the road,
looking him over and going back into
the timber again. 1t was of a grayish
color with spots on it, standing about
so inches high and five feet from tip
to tip. Otto Pprcell, the mail carrier,
saw it the same day, The question is,
what is the animal?
Another big dinner was given at the
Albert Gould home Sunday to about
40 guests of the Potato Ridge people
Mrs. Gould was assisted by several
ladies, all bringing good things to eat.
The next planned is fried chicken
dinner at the Mark Henderson farm.
At the next meeting of the Commu-
nifty club, melons and a~weiner roast
will be part of the evenings refresh
mcnts to he served on September 3.
Plans will be made then for the COM
mittees for the potato show to be held
in Weston in October.
Evangeline Logan and little sister
Maisel Jane. of Arlington. arrived
Monday to spend part Of their vaca-
tion with their aunt, Mrs. Dick Eng
lish, at Camp McDougal.
Little Alvin Edwards will return to
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-28
DISEASES ARE THREAT
TO POTATO GROWING

C,py>1tIc n A r. Aup 2S-
"u,,It orngon ho rroying anv notatoes
=, az ~ sn va,rs from now won
dar :, Gaia ~. 1Jnk notboIopist of the
sad6,,oI donortn,ont or agriculture as
IA s,,rvovod tho havoc disease is max
~ of n,onv Oregon notato fields
corefu survey of western states
,,ado tast s,,n,n,or shows that unless
naor,,,otn ,,,aa's,,,,.os fo,, ero odication of
,tot,,, ,o,aia oro iromodiatalv taker
~, ,,o,n ~ notnto coed i,nnroven,ent
-, nnPu ,,,ti, ,,ooo,,,a so difficult
~, ~ ~, onootioai,,, in,nossible This
1i,ao.., T. ,rnn,,,,ittoa ,h,ut tho folds
w.. ,,,aa.o,'. ,,,a fror, ono generatio, to
~, o,t,n,. thnn,,,rt, saod tubers
,,,,aa,,{' ~, ,,,a,i ~, viii 10 , rototo
.,,..''as ,,,,t .,,a,,, 80, Il, tho ro,yiry
- 49,, -. ~, oa,,,,,attod Ia, stolk-
-, t..,,,,,,,,., t,i,l,, ,,i,os for povt
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-28

his home near Freewater newt week
to attend school after spending the
summer with his sister, Mrs. Ralph
Lansdale.
stork shower was given Mrs. John
Hyatt at her home August "a on Po-
tato Ridge, by her friends. Many
beautiful and useful presents were re-
ceived. Dainty refreshments were
served at S o'clock by the hostess.
Mrs. w. L. Rayborn and daughters
will lmove to town next week to
ready for the fall term of school. Ter
ence Terhune, Roy Walden and Harry
May will ride until bad weather. Wal
ter Baddeley expects to enter the Pen
dleto nhigh school.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-28

Mrs. j. B. Gillis and son Harold,
Mrs. c. y. Hobbs and daughter Euia,
and Jack Ahern. went over to Pendle-
ton by auto Tuesday, Harold driving
Attorney S. d. Peterson and daugh-
ter Frances, and Miss Lucele Rexroad
drove over to the county seat Thurs
day.
Thursday evening while playing on
Il trapeze In the yard Irving, the four
teen year old son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Winiford Mckenzie, fell and broke
his arm. DR.. j. b. Gillis was called
to dress 1t.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-28
Overturning The
MarathOner


ancient drove the Persian horde
wv frmt the nsof Marathon dispatched
courier O Athens o intelligence of their victory
the reach the city, and so hehe$
he the eagerly him to hear
the he merely S ours-and fell dead
wass several C.
Today, the papers of the would the
ulaneousy on their and
shoryh the thrilling would be in the hands of mil
of readers
Papersh the multiplied his effectiveness
and increase a hmdredfOh g.
only newspaper public the the world
of fevent,bu ~ i asok our on
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Advertising will realize it + AD-
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putting your achth comforts and
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nOtov overlook mighty and indispensable which this
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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1922-08-28

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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-08-26
Ocala Ten Years Ago

Evening Star August %, 1922
Rev. Campbell Gray and family left
this morning for Daytona Beach
wher they will spend the next month
after which they will go to Key West
wher they will make their future
home.
Mrs. J. E. Chace and children will
return today from Eastlake, where
the yhave been spending the summe,
months.
Mr.. N. J. Wicker of Coleman was
in town today on business for the firm
oe Wicker Bros, of Coleman and Mon
tezuma, Ga.
Mr.. Baxter earn, accompanied by
his brother, Mr.. V. o. earn, left TO-
day for few days stay in Jackson.
vile.
Mr.. Arthur Masters of Lakeland
was in Ocala last night guest of the
Ocala House.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-08-26
OCALA TWENTY YEARS AGO
Evening Star August %, 1902

Evening Star August %, 1902
Mr.. W. P. Strobhar of Gainesville
was business visitor in Ocala today.
Mr.. R. L. Martin of Lake Weir is
spending several days in town on i'm
portant business.
Mrs. H. A. Ford, Miss Emily Foro
and Miss Emily Stotesbury have re-
turned home from a pleasant sojourn
to Daytona Beach.
Little Misses Lula and Florence
Mellon, formerly of Ocala but now
living in Tampa, are in the city visit
ing Miss Caro- Liddon.
Miss Violetta Robertson of Whit
ney came to Ocala today to visit her
uncle, Mr.. John D. Robertson.
H. A. Fausett's cotton gin has be-
gun work for the fall.
A card from r. R. Carroll, city edi-
tor of the Star, who is enjoying him
self at Seabreeze, says the weather is
cool and the bathing and fishing as
good as anyone could wish.
Mr.. Phil Brown, the former admir-
able landlord of the Ocala House, is
running his own hotel at Blue
Springs, Va. He has not forgotten
that Florida grows the finest lines in
the world and has sent an order for
some to Mr. T. W. Troxler, which Mr..
T. shipped today.