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The Ocala banner., 1922-08-11
MOTORISTS IN AFRlGA NEVER
TRAVEL WITHOUT GOOD,
LOUD HORNS
A Few Toots Frightened Thrdae Lions
Away After They Had Killed
An Oxen

y Nariobo, kenya Colony, East Africa,
August 3-The toot of a single motor
horn has been found sufficient. in
Africa, to quiet stampeded oxen and
cause a trio of fesh-hunting lions to
stink away into the bushes
Twi native drivers were recently
conducting a wagon drawn by sixteen
oxen to the railroad camp, in the
wilds near Nakuru, the site of the
new Uasin Gishu railroad. when the
spans were attacked by three lions
The drivers fed to nearby trees. The
oxen became panic stricken and dash
ed down the rough road. dragging
along the body of one OK, killed by the
lions, with the swaying wagon behind
them. The lions followed their prey
This was the mad procession that
greeted a lone mOtorist at a curve of
the road. He had no rifle and it was
almost an unconscious movement that
took his hand to the horn button. At
the first sound the lions seemed non
plussed The motorist then blew
long and loud, as the uncanny and
sustained shrek rose above the cla-
NOR of the frightened animals, and
the lions skunk away among the rocks
headed for the shelter of the bushes
and the oxen swung clear of the dust
covered automobile and came to
stop at the side of the road.
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PALS CAPTURE OPENING GAME
OF OCALA SERIES
GAME

The Ocala Wildcats went down in
defeat here Thursday afternoon in the
nrst OF three game series by the
score of 5 TO l when Epperson. pitch
ing for the Pals turned in an excellent
game. Whitney was on the mound
for the locals and while he yielded
less hits than Epperson. his team
mates fell down miserably behind him
and no less than six errors were made
which paved the way for every run
scored by the visitors and likewise
did Ocala score her only run of the
game when Callahan let an easy one
slip from his hand that let Masters
cross the plate off OF a ground ball
by Overstreet.
Palatka sent over quite a delega-
tion and while there was no mammoth
crowd in attendance as there is in
the little ~orll series that is being
played in LIE Gan De-ween Lake
City and Madison there was. neverthe-
less. large holiday crowd.
The pals drew first blood when
Holden. the first up in the third. walk
ed. was sacrificed neatly TO second by
Epperson and scored when Leon let
an easy one roll between his legs.
Robinson few out to right and Gala
han was out at second when Whitney
threw TO that base. 1T was a close
decision.
The Wildcats scored one to tie il
up in the fourth when Masters. first
up singled to center and when Leon
bunted in front Of the plate, Larzo
threw wild to second and both run
ners were safe Epperson caught
Masters off of second but Callahan let
the ball get away while Masters went
to third and Leon was then caught
between first and second in a chase
Taylor famed and Overstreet hit to
Callahan and Masters scored when he
errored it. Wood walked Larzo tried
to catch Overstreat at second and the
ball went to center and Quinn threw
out Overstreet at the plate
1t was in the fifth inning that the
Pals won the game. Larzo hit and
was safe on an error Gonzalez hit
to Whitney and both were safe when
Whitney threw wild to first Holden
advanced both runners on a sacri-
flee Epperson went out. pitcher to
first and Larzo scored when Masters
let throw get by him when Over
street tried to get him at third. Then
Callahan singled and scored Gonzalez.
Robinson went out, second to first.
The Pals scored again in the sew
enth and eighth. Gonzalez singled
and was advanced to second by Hol-
den. Epperson was safe on an error
by Taylor and Gonzalez scored. Cal
lahan hit liner to Leon and Ep-
person was doubled at frs. and the
last run came in the eighth when
Peters hit TO left, scoring Winn from
second who had buntel and stole
4 second.
The score: R H Z
Palatka ...O01 O20 110-5 ; 3
Ocala -..,..-.-...--.O O00 100 000-1 S 6
Batteries: Epperson AMI Larzo;
Whitney and Overstreet.
Umpires Clark and Galloway.
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Summerfeld. Fla.

No. 2S, Belleview, Isac Brown, Bel
leview, Fla.
No 80, Jerusalem, Hodea Lewis
Martel. Fla.
No. 81, Mt. Olive. D. A. Hill. An
thony. Fla.
No. So. Riverside, Pames Lee.
Eureka, Fla
No. 81. Black Sink, j. c. James
Spa~:. Fla.
No. 80, Baldwin Farm. Frank Thom-
as. Burbank, Fla.
No. 10. Orange Greek. s. G. Atkins.
Orange Springs, Fla.
No. Il, Liberty Chapel, W. NJ. Green.
Reddick, Fla.
No. 42, Jacobs Well, J. NJ. Smith.
Sparr. Fla
No. 43, East Lake. 3. F. Jackson.
Eastlake, Fla.
No. IS, Hope, J. NJ. Summers. Bel
leyiew, Fla
No Il, Romeo. King Bell. Romeo
Fla.
I NO IS. Fl. Mccoy, W. A. Morgan
TT. Mccoy, Fla.
No 40, Summerfeld, J. W. Mullins
Summerfeld. Fla.
No. so Gambler, Lewis Colman
Gambler Fla.
No. 81, Heidtville, Solomon Archie
Dunnellono. Fla.
No. 50, Benedict, Frank Barton
Fairfield, Fla.
No. 81. St. Phillips, S. L. Hodge
Ocala, Fla.
No. IS, Mt. Royal, A. B. Moorer
Summerfield. Fla
The election returns of the Ft. Nc
Coy sub school district showed thai
the boundaries of district were ex
tended to take in the territory as had
been advertised Votes cast % fol
and one against, the millage vote
three mills and the following as trus
tees Us. Grantham. Ft Mccoy, G. B
ParramOre, Eureka, and l.. B. Marsh
Burbank
No further business appearing be
fore the board they adjourned upor
motion to meet at regular session
August Sth, 1922.
H. G.. SHEALY, Sec.
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BARBECUE AND PICNIC THURS
DAY, AUGUST II AT FT. Mccoy

Fort Mccoy Knights Of Pythias will
hold their annual barbecue and picnic
Thursday. August 18th, at Fort Nc
Coy.
Prominent speakers will be pres
ent
The public is cordially invited.
Come and bring your friends and a
full basket. We promise you a good
time. Dinner served at 2 p. m.
Committee
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HEAD STUFFED FROM
CATARRH OR A COLD
Says Cream Applied in Nostrils
Opens Air Passages Right Up.

Instant reier-no waiting. Your
tiogged nostrils open right up; the air
passages of your head clear and you can
breathe freely. No more hawking. snuf-
fling, blowing, headache, dryness. No
struggling for breath at night; your
cold or catarrh disappears.
Get small bottle Of Eiy's Cream
Balm from your druggist now. Apply
little of this fragrant, antiseptic,
aealing cream in your nostrils 1t PEN
etrates through every air passage Of the
head, sOothes the indamed or swollen
mucoua membrane and relief comes in
stantly.
It's just Ene Don't stay stu6ed.un
with cold or nasty catarrh.
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NOTICE

The Registration Books for Marion
County will be open at my Office in
Ocala. Florida on August the seventh.
and every Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday thereafter until the second Sat-
urday in October.
A. ]. STEPHENS,
Supervisor nt Registration.
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TIE ORANGE

The orange is the queen of fruits
1t drinks up and stores sunshine. SUI
gar, air and water, condensing them
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EXECUTORS NOTICE

TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN:
Notice is hereby given that all per-
sons having claims against or an in
terest as heir, legatees distributes,
Creditors, or any other claim against
the estate of Matilda l.. Badger, de-
ceased will please present the same to
the undersigned executor within two
years from date hereof or the same
will be barred by law
Dated at Ocala. Florida. this the End
day Of August 1922
SAMUEL GODFREY MOVERS. ex-
ecutor of the estate of Matilda L.
Badger, decesed S-4-9t
The Ocala banner., 1922-08-11

Foh SALE-One Williams hammer
NIL Fine for grinding feed. or for
nnae. etc. VIII sell at half price.
Also have a concrete mixer to sell
eheap. Address p. o. Box '4e2.
oeaia. Fla.-S-5l Il.
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Counts Dry Cleaning Plant at No.
210 South Main street, is now open
and ready for business. Orders soli-
cited and work intrusted to us will
receive careful and prompt attention.
One Day Service.
-74-tf. Wilbur Counts, Prop.
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3on sALE-Two Bicycles. one a
'oys and the other a girls. In
5000 condition The price is right
Apply a. this ONCE OF phone IS or
fss.--tf
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into a juice of the 33rd degree of flaw
or, healthfulness and satisfaction. 1t
is prime favorite at the table and
between meals. After milk it is re-
freshment and food for everybody
Moses Folsom.
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'on sALE--Three Pure Bred Duroc
&"fsey Hogs six months old. Price
Isasenahle. See v. o. HAYS. two
saesks west or hospital.-7s2s:3t.
The Ocala banner., 1922-08-11

To prevent cold. take sss.-s-2-tt
The Ocala banner., 1922-08-11

e6S cures Dengue Fever.-s2-tf.
The Ocala banner., 1922-08-11

oenuine Frostproof Cabbage Plants
Leading varieties. Immediate ship
meats. Satisfaction guaranteed.
Cash with orders. Postpaid 10000
soo-si.00. 1O00-s1.75 Express
@rge strong plants 1000-$1 25.
Wholesale S10o per 1000. Klon.
dyke and Missionary strawberry
plants. postpaid 50O-s2.5O. ,1O0e-
AIs. Southern Plant Specialists,
Madison Fla. 11-25-tf.
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| |WAEN1 rs
LOS. FOUND, STRAYED, STOLEN,
FoR RENT. FoR SALE, ETc, ETC.

FOk SALE-Royal Moving Picture
Machine. model "A" also generator
Tor same. r. l.. PARK. at Banner
0fice.-tf.
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VET BUREAU NURSE
HONORED BY VT. W.

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TRUCK KILLS CHILD
COASTINC ON SLED

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MlnznAa Rroooaon OFFICER.

Rev e. r. HinmRu. superintendent OF
tho BellAirs Union Ml.dou. has hcen
named by Probate Iuhg" Ed Neck AS
. probation officer for H"!laire no was
busy yesterday on his first case In con
neotion with tho thUtt or "loctri" lHht
bulbs from some local buildings 1t Ii
understood that Bupi Iiinman has been
Hivon tho power 10 '"nNert room at
tho Mission into a de rutIuu ROOM. whtio
boys mays no detAia"d I hc 'hI" Law =
40 noS psTnit the r"lJ's 1" place ~"
rounEs Ia lail
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the znrO mark som s,'EhtlN below. IL
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formed on MoMkh"n creek hut mono
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Civil Club Mat-

4 meeting OF thn Woman's civic Cluo
,y,s heidi last night at tho auditorium
Of the Miners Temple. The attendance
,,un large and an excellent program was
rendered important business matter"
were also given attention at the moot
Ing il,us were completed at tho SEES
siam for the Martha Washington Colon
.lI unrty to- Ice held Ia the auditorium
IF Ihr Miners Iruplr on February ID
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I,rcqhylcrlnn church, had charge "t ~"
,,ryIrcq Burial wns In IN" S'one
church Cemetery. east ~ wheeling.
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Rig II. OF p. Meeting.

\ big meeting Of BLACK lr'n'o iooEo'
,nI.hta ~ pyth4aa. was held last night
,hc hall on Thirty-third street A
,,I,ss Or five candidates was put through
tho third degree. Following two inltia-
,iona thAre was social session that
proved interesting.
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Tho rrccGl "vang"liHuc H"rV'coH
which have h""u under way nus """N
At rhe Salvation Army mall more WI
continue throughout the next wncK. IN
yoy e " WRgg"u"r. VII" Hp"Ro NJ "Ao"
OF tho services thus far held VIII hlbo
speak At the meeting" next ~"'"' no
r,.Ico,nrc scheduled TO close on Sun
dnv. February 26th
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A. Marietta

Arthur 4 Ito, Irurr. ur,r'tITv OF Va"
Taul IIvrrpuuI - MARIETTA t"lnt lllEh.
yvny HEu",lRti"u. ,HH IN Marietta ynH
i.r,lny comforting with " f. Smith nnh
nrhcrn thnro regarding Tho pi"nH f"r Ia"
big rund meeting there on FnhruniS Y
ia the Interest 81 tho highway along th"
Diver Tclrphun" conversation win
Iierkmnn last night revealed that plans
had all been compI"rtd for rouHimp
road gathering
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The Boosters club met last evening
~ their rooms on Hanover street y
good business meeting was had md sev-
cral matters % much !mp"rtance were
discussed Plans wore discussed fnr
coming social events. Tn" h"hSt"rS
have held several very wei! Attended
smokers and preparations t"r having
Ill .rnaanI
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-05-15
ASK MONEY
FOR PALESTINE
Jews 100000 Drive Is on
Philadelphia District TO
Raise 100000
UNTERMYER is
DINNER SPEAKER

PHILADELPHIA. May IA
glowing picture OF Palestine restor-
cd 60 It's ancient grandeur and offer
ing a refuge 90 Jews throughout the
world was drawn last night by
Samuel Untermyer in an address at
a dinner at the Ritz-Carlton mark
ing the opening OF the 100000
drive for the Palestine Foundation
Fund. In the nationwide campaign
beginning today, Philadelphia Jews
have pledged themselves to raise
100000.
More than ave hundred mon and
women attended the dinner. Among
them were present many former
oity, State and Federal officials
Speakers in addition to Mr.. Inter
myer, the famous chairman OF New
New York's Lockwood Committee.
were Judge John NJ. Patterson, ex-
state Senator Isadore Stern, State
Senator Max Oron, who presided,
and Judge william W. Lewis, reg
ional chairman of the drive.
Both Mr.. Untermyer and Judge
attacked opponents OF the
zionist movement as men VINO are
not true Americans. They took up
point by point the objections raised
to a Jewish state in Palestine. and
OF them, as arguments that
are without fundation in fact.
This enterprise in which we are
embarked is not OF concern to the
Jews only" said Br. Untermyer
The entire world is watching us. |
The entire world is interested to see
low the Jews will emerge from the |
,reat test TO which they are now put. |
n 1917 the British people. through |
Arthur James Balfour, gave their
olmen pledge TO assist us in restor-
ng Palestine. That pledge will
ever be withdrawn so long az we
rove ourselves worthy of the man
ate that is intrusted to US"
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-05-15
SHRINE CLUE For CHESTER.

CHESTER. Pa, May 15.-Mayor
Ramsey is at the head OF a COM
mittee that is planning TO form a
Shrine Club in Delaware county.
Notices have been sent out for the
first meeting next Thursday night in
Masonic Temple. There are more
than 1000 members of Lu Lu Tenn
pie in the county and an effort will
be made TO get every Shriner to join
the club. W. Freeland Kendrick,
illustrious potentate OF Lulu Tenn
pie. has promised TO attend, with
William G. Highfeld OF the Delaware
Shrine Club; Arthur B. Eaton, presi-
dent OF the West Philadelphia Shrine
Club. and Charles H. Grakelow, as
sistant raban of Lulu Temple.
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The coils may be tapped about
every IL turns by simply making a
small loop which is left projecting
from the coil itself until the wind
ing is completed. Then these loops
may be picked up and connected TO
the switch points by short pieces Of
flexible wire.
This tapping will out down the
receiving efficiency TO some extent,
but II gives finer variation on the
different wave lengths.
For Larger Set.
In making the mountings for the
spider web coils in the regenerative
set be sure TO cut them all the
same size. There will be three-one
each for the primary. the secondary
and the tickler.
Bore a small hole about the size
of a lead pencil through the center
of each. Mount on a thin shaft
about nine inches long in such a
way that the distances between the
coils may be varied
Since these coils are very mex
pensive 10 construct, the real radio
fan will find Il OF great interest 20
experiment with several sizes and
forms Of the spider-web arrange
ment
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-05-15
TOday'S Radio Program
Station KDKA. Pittsburgh.

lWestinghouse.l

NWeStinghOuSe.)
WEEK DAY SCHEDULE
- 10 1890 A M.-Music.
1890 to ] p. M--Music.
~ 10 1880 p. M.-Music.
- TO 1870 p. M.--Music.
. 'on saturdays special concert from
$3.50 P. M.--Bedtime story for tho kid
dies.
7:45 P. M.-Special news. Government
market reports. summary of New
York Stock Exchange, weather report
$3.50 to 9 z. M.-Musical program.
3 TO sos p. M.-News Omitted Press
s:Ss to s:so P. M.-Musicai program.
s:55 to 10 p. M.-Arlington time sig
nails.
Time given is Eastern standard time.
MONDAY
z 90 p. M-Weelxly review OF business
conditions. National Industrial Con-
ference Board
500 p. M.-'sThe Clerical Worker"
Miss Edna Graham. in charge wo-
mems employment Westinghouse
Electric and Manufacturing Company
East Pittsburgh. From station KID
KA at East Pittsburgh. Teaching
as a Vocation" Mrs. Alice Carmalt.
Board of Education, University OF
Pittsburgh. From Pittsburgh Post
Studio.
400 p. M.-variety Of vocal and in
strumental selections by the mem
ber OF the Glee Club OF the Penn,
syivania College for Women, MABEL
Davis Rockwell director.
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spaced apart about S-16 of an inch.
The cardboard should be heavy
enough not TO bend.
Before winding. give the form a
coat of shellao and bake in a warm
oven-to take up shrinkage.
Wiring Simple.
The wire should be either No. "a
or 20 silk or cotton covered. Start
winding at the center. about half an
inch from the core. Bring the wire
over one section and then under
another. Then keep on going IN and
out.
Because OF the difference IN loca-
ton and size OF aerials Il Is impos-
sible TO tell the exact number OF
turns necessary for the individual
set. II would be well to start of
with so to so turns.
II this does not bring in any mes
sages using a wave length longer
than 200 meters. add a few more
Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1922-05-15
MR.. RTrAPF IN NEW LINE

With the resignation OF J. Benja-
min Humpf as assistant city editor
Of Every Evening. william ]. Nc
Vey, a member of the news staff, has
been appointed to I'LL that position.
Mr.. MoVey, prior to entering the
services OF the DUPONT Company in
the purchasing department in March
1918, was a member OF the stan OF
the Morning News for fifteen years.
He was with the DUPONT Company
for three years.
Mr.. Rumpf resigned to enter the
trade journal and magazine field.