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The Washington times., 1922-12-07
SAP AND SALT
BY BERT MOSES

Appetite laughs at laws and
supreme courts.
When fuel Is scarce. loose boards
on a fence supply an irresistible
temptation.
A hobby that gets you up early
In the morning II one that will
add to your years.
When a good thing comes along,
everybody should shove over q
little and make room for It.
Hez Heck says: "AH the, loafin'
that's good for a man he kin git
while sleepin'."
cate, Incl
The Washington times., 1922-12-07
Training School in Hawaii.

ONOL u L U-Schofield Bar.
racks, the largest army post In
the territory and one of Uncle
Sans biggest army camps. has
started West Point" school Of
It's own. -
The school is operated much ms
the original, conforming In gen.
, eral ground plan. building style
and architecture to the mainland
college. +.
More than twenty enlisted men
have been chosen from the
Hawaiian departments to start
study and training preparatory 70
taking the entrance examinatiof
Of the famous military academy, Y
The Washington times., 1922-12-07

Outside Mr. Yelowleys Office other offices, many Of
them In there bootlegge being questioned He looks
pale In another various collections Of bootleg liquor
sorted Mr. Yelloweys organization is small army in
itself He the general Of that he sits at his desk
would make the booegger feel uncomfortable they could
gee him.
he has powerful jaw cold clear piercing blue eye
large wide head of the fighting type something the shape
Of Clemenceaus head
The Washington times., 1922-12-07
EDToRI \k/AGIlIkIf77C1kI
Have You Ever Seen These
Labels?
They Look Genuine, But Came From Bootleg Factory
Mr.. Yeowley's Army.

This will tell you how half dozen kinds Of wine and
whkey manufactured out Of the same barrel OF bad
alcohol and something about the genuine LABEL that
friend shows yod the bottle when he offers drink that
will take the lining off your stomach
Imagine yourself high up in the air at 1107 Broadway in
the office of Mr. Yeowley whose business hunting and
CATCHING booteggers enforcing prohibition in New York
The Washington times., 1922-12-07

you know anything about whiskeys and GIN you will
recognize these labels Show them to your friends and give
them this warning:
Millions of such labels manufactured in the
United States. They perfect countsrfets reproduc
ins the original labels including cautions that
you that only "this label" is genuine.
The friend offers you in good faith wine whisey
showing you label and telling that was bought before
prohibition ID perhaps sincere. He tells you what his boot
logger told him.
The truth PROBABLY that the different alcoholic
posons out Of the barrel Of alcohol and that the
labels are all made In the same factory
Look at this and take warning.
The Washington times., 1922-12-07

kc tdAhS qu40eAy, Will o AoAiS
Southern accent. When you
ask, "Do you think bootleg
ging can be stopped in New
York;" the answer is, II know
the bootleggers can be put in
jail, and WILL be put in jail. "
You get information from
Mr.. Yellowley that would en-
courage those in favor Of pro-
hibition, and also those that
oppose prohibition, but want to
see an end of bootlegging,
that poisons tens Of thousands,
and kills many.
Today your attention is
called to q little group Of bot
ties in one corner Of Mr.. Vel
lowley's office. He shows them
to you one at q time. A few
Of the, LABELS on those bot
ties are reproduced in this
column.
One bottle Is labeled "Vino
Chianti." It is a pretty bot
tie in q nice little basket. An
&$h~~ Z. 1oh~1~A GY~h--u
The Washington times., 1922-12-07

Walker" another BLACK and White" Those supposed
to be Scotch whiskeys. Another label Daughertys Rye"
Another Gordon Cir" Still another duff Gordon Sherry
the fact that should interest those in the habit Of
accepting drinks offered by friends because they have 1.-THE
genuine, before prohibition label on"
An those bottles of wine and wiskey seized In
bootleggers factory And EVERY DROP OF THE STUFF
CAME OUT OF THE SAME BARREL OF BAD ALCOHOL
Labels like the reproduced in this column seized
by the thousand and also plant for PRINTING the labels
The Washington times., 1922-12-07
QUEEN DONS REGAL RAIMENT
FOR AMERICAN WOMEN

Marie of Rumana Shows Visitors How She Will Appear at
Coronation Ceremonies.
The Washington times., 1922-12-07
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As cGsrrso ~ osclAwS MONTHLY ANALYSIS o. eWW sleAn
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sorg CONFORMS osscaiprioNAs SENT ou1 svvA
MAcrlE Coy OIsTILLERs. lTD
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-06-30
Another Drive

Another Drive
Speaker: And in conclusion, ! al
you 70 give to your utmost capaci
to the fund to buy alarm clocks to sci
out to Uganda, to combat the slice
ing sickness which reigns there!
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-06-30
SWEET POTATO WEEvIL ERADl-
CATION AND CONTROL

Work on the sweet potato weevil in
the states of Alabama, Mississippi,
Georgia and Florida is continuing. re-
ports the Bureau of Entomology,
United States Department of Agri-
culture. The eradication campaign in
the Baker-Charlton county area of
Florida and Georgia is progressing nor
mally, the infested farms having been
reduced to such degree that there
is no danger of the insect spreading
directly to any place outside of the
carefully inspected area. All potatoes
on the infested properties are care
fully checked and disposed of under
the supervision of inspectors.
No weevils have been found on any
of the farms in Charlton county. Geor.
gia. during the last year 1921, 1927.
but eradication measures are being
continued on all suspicious proper
ties. and the entire district is still
under systematic inspection. Over the
whole Baker-Charlton county area
farmers are giving better cooperation
than ever before and no unusual set
back to the work is expected.
Eradication and control projects are
being followed in southern Florida at
Lilly. in Polk county. and Seffner. in
Hillsborough county. In the Lilly dis
trict the method of eradication and
control devised for portions of Louis
lana is pursued. Under this method
only seeds and plants from the infest-
ed farms are used, and no planting
stock brought in from outside dis
tricts. Systematic inspection and
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-06-30
ORANGE LAKE

Orange Lake, Fla, June 26.-
Dear Editor:
AS we have just had nice showers
lately to give vigor to the growing
crops it makes quite favorible show
up of vegetation around Orange Lake
1t is wonder at the nice large water
melons and tomatoes which were
shipped from Orange Lake in the last
forty days, there being shipped of
watermelons, thirty car loads, and
eleven car loads of tomatoes. Melons
begun being shipped from fields on
May 10th, about month earlier than
common, for first car loads we hear
$4,000 was the price paid
As it is becoming fashionable for the
merry widows TO become conspicuous
at young folks entertainments, Miss
Mary Mickler filed the vocation of
chaperone at the birthday party of
little folks and dinner of Little Earl
and Frances Maxon at Five Forks
Camp. A delicious dinner was served.
and all took prize contents, and Litha
Savage won the prize in the foot race.
Jack Ratchet won the prize in the
pin tail donkey contest. Choice music
and good time was enjoyed by about
eighteen or twenty youngsters.
Miss Ellen Hoy is home on a va
cation visit to see her people here.
Mesdames NJ Brice of New Smyrna
and Nora Murray of Miami are
visiting Mr.. Dan Burry's family, Mrs.
Nora Murray's father.
Miss Gladys BURY was home from
Gainesville where she attends normal
school
Dan T. Smith, the Merry Widower,
is enjoying pleasure of the company
of our old gentleman staying at Lich-
bee with him.
Correspondent please be a little
more careful in writing-use pen and
ink.-Operator.
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When Better Automobiles Are Built Buick Win Build Them
SPENCER-PEDRICK MOTOR CO.
Two Blocks East on OckIawaha Avenue
Ocala, Florida

sorting OF planting materials is prac-
ticed under the supervision of inspec-
tors. In this district the problem of
stand-over plant beds adds to the diff
ficulty of the work, but apparently
very satisfactory progress is being
made. This system of eradication
was originally started to demonstrate
that reduction of infestation could be
easily brought about by carefully fol-
lowing a systematic course of cultural
measures and without the expense of
importing planting stock In view of
the character of cooperation being ex-
tended by the farmers, it is now hoped
that the weevil may be exterminated
in this limited area.
At Seffner, in Hillsborough county.
the same methods of eradication are
being used as in the Baker-C Charlton
county area. Excellent cooperation is
being received from the growers but
it is still too early to give any definite
lnIOrmatlOn on results.
With the elimination of the weevil
from the three districts mentioned
above, the menace of the sweet pota-
to weevil will be entirely removed
from the commercial sweet potato zone
in the states of Florida and Georgia.
The state quarantine forces will then
be able to protect the sweet potato
industry in their respective states.
As for Louisiana and Texas and a
large part of Florida, nothing however
can be done in the line of eradication,
or even control, with the present ap-
preparation at the command of the
Bureau of Entomology.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-06-30
STOP cATARRH! OPEN .
N0STRILS AND HEAD
Says Cream Applied In Nostrils
Relieves Head Colds at Once.

If your nostrils are clogged and your
head is stuffed and you can't breathe
freely because of cold or catarrh. lust
get a small bottle of Ely's Cream Bahm
at any drug store. Apply a little of
this fragrant, antiseptic cream into
your nostrils and let it penetrate
through every air passage of your head,
soothing and healing the infamed, swol-
len mucous membrane and you get in
slant relief.
All! how good il feels. Your nos
trils are open, your head is clear, no
more hawking, snuffiing, blowing; no
more headache, dryness or struggling
for breath. Ely's Cream Balm Is lust
what sufferers from head colds and ca
tarrhAneed. It's a delight.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-06-30
In a two-page advertisement in the

IN q IWU-pdge advertisement IN the
Gainesville Sun OF Sunday, June 25,
will be seen the statement of Pfifer
Bros, in which they say business for
the past three months doubled that
of the same period of 1921, and that
one Of the causes is attributed to a
So per cent increase in the appropria-
ton for newspaper advertising.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-06-30

Returned, Approved
He was just raw country boy, but
fortnight's experience in New York
with city girls had taught him some
thing
One evening he drifted down to
dance in Greenwich Village, where the
widest and the wo0ziest are supposed
to hold forth. He drew a bobbed-
haired sweetie for partner and she
lost no time in impressing on him her
modernity of ideas.
Il suppose" she suggested idly fin
gering her cigarette, that you would
be shocked if | told you | believed in
free lover"
Now, that's where you and me are
right together" he responded heartily.
I'm tarnation sick of layin' out good
hard-earned cash for candy an flow
ers. Legion Weekly.
only CtrcumstantIaI
Following a dinner of savants, a.
certain professor of psychology
thought he would test colored cloak
attendant as to his memory. Although
the professor pretended to have mis-
laid his check the boy without hesita-
tion handed him the right hat.
How did you know this one is
miner" asked the learned man.
"Ah dom know dat, sub"
Then why do you give it to me?"
Cause you give it to me when you
come in. suh."-American Legion
Weekly.
Loud Silence
An archbishop was playing golf with
a clerical friend, and having got his
ball into an awkward position, not
only failed to hit it out, but also
smashed his favorite club.
After gazing at Il in speechless
amazement for some seconds, he turn,
ed 10 his reverend brotber with tba
remark: "Wbat do vou tbink 90
thatYe
II think sir. n was the most nro.
fame silence I have eyer heard IN ny
whole life"
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,ba, 20, Gro 49, an. go ~
TOR ..1s ,hara .n.oa -. ,s,
IN saa9"
~Anothar doc,or.
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naner hoi,ad cou.s Mn, !. =. nas
for hahies"
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other dav that !, w.s rona ., a,,,,.o
anyone smaller tina, voursa,s,-
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-06-30

Have you anything to say, prisoner,
before sentence is passed upon your
asked the Judge.
No. your honor, except that it takes
very little to please me-"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-06-30
WITS AND FUNNIES


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good many wears vet doc ;, ba sa,a
@you know I'm - he rarr;as 800,
soon. for the fifth time >
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he nut the statboscona - tho oo.or,s
heart "0f co,,rsa tt,;a efth ia, :
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tbis ;s pos;t;va,, vor ,aa. o......o,
vartnra9.
thespian. much alarmed .Tm not as
bad off as that. am I?"-American I,e-
gion Weekly.
Strategy
Cap'n, I've got a complaint to
rake" exclaimed the youthful rookie.
bursting in uDon the COMPANY com
mander. "All the non-coms and os-
sifers bully me around and | have to
do whatever they tell me-"
Can that chatter!" Numbered the
skipper. You're under discipline and
you've got to do as you're told. haven't
your"
mo, by heck. | amt. cap'n." came
back the outraged rookie warmly "pm
my own boss in this here army. WHY.
when / enlisted, they made it per-
fectly clear to me that I was goin' to
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Mrs. Smiths greatest ambition was
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-06-30
Chamberlain's Collie and Diarrhoea
Remedy

Every family should keep this pre-
paration at hand during the hot of
the summer months. 1t is almost sure
to be needed, and when that time
comes. is worth many times its cost.
Buy it now.
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LOCATION AND 7HoNE Nor,cr

DR.. F.. E. McClane now 1ocataa IN
Commercial Bank Building. once
phone No. 113-Residence phone No.
lol.-9-l6-tf.
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Come On In
Pastor referring to a slightly in
toxicated passenger): Conductor, do
you allow drunken men on these
cars?"
Conductor Gin a wlfsper): 1T will
be all right sir. if you don't get too
noisy"
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10

determined TO wipe the uncanny thing from the
window lest IL frghten other members Of bis
family. He began with soap and ended hy using
everything available in the kitchen, but the
ghasty imprint would not be- washed away. Rub
and scrub he would, the face and hands re-
malncd upon the glass.
Once again the strange phenomenon struck.
This time in a remote village in Mis=ssPpi--iH
the hamlet II Natchitoches to be prco 10. This
time the living likeness Of a deceased negres5
appeared suddenly and apparently from nowhere
upon mirror IN her former home!
What was the cause Of tn.s strange busincss7
How could IL be cSp'a.ncd2
Mr.. Hcrc~arl Darlington, doctor ~ philoso-
ply and a man who has devoted the greater part
Of his life 10 scientific investigation, within waore
charming New York studio animated converse "a
tions are Of en- carried on with spirits, had tnis
TO say concerning the spirit pictures.
They are by no means new or uncommon.
There have been many instances where pictures
like these have appeared suddenly and apparently
from nowhere. They are sometimes attributed 10
natural phenomena and sometimes TO spirit origin.
"Not so long ago two remarkable mediums, the
Bangs sisters, carried on series Of experiments
Ra--.a.m-x Sn.tu.S s,r-Annu INN
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10

Hooper was a man Of "sense" Some one had
been playing a trick upon him. He would attend
to the youngsters who so dared tr!ne with
upholder of law and order! He would administer
some good thrashirgs, if need be. But before
starting upon his mission Of discipline the Squire
A Psychic Light Photograph Taken
During a Seance. Mr.. Darlington Says
the Negatives Were Not Tempered with
in Any Way. Investigators in New York
Laboratory Are Trying TO Solve the
Light by the Spectr0scOpe.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1922-12-10

w 7 HAT is the unseen power behind the mys-
M terry that is terrorizing the good folk
w in certain rural districts south of the
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-17

edness of the few, but the indifference
of the not wicked that our
future and loses many battles for the
cause Of righteousness In the world.
A certain pessimist said: Maybe God
is stronger than the devil, but the devil
makes up for it by superior activity
who shrink from politics as one would
from mud slime and stencil. We can
not excuse ourselves by calling poll
tics a dirty pool; we must wade into
it and soil our hands and our Sunday
clothes if need be, but please God, keep
our souls clean and cleanse the COM
monwealth.
I'm the end of the ancient story the
Babylonian boss learned that politics
without God is not only bad, but is bad
politics. 1t was too late. Soon the
spirit finger wrote 'Uhharsin.' Let us
modernize the old lesson before it is
too late with us. A party is only a
vehicle for the expression of convic-
ton. belongs only country and God.
God is in politics. So is the devil.
To be with God and against the devil
you must 60 into politics. A great
journal tells the literal and
solemn truth in declaring that God
is a candidate at every election
Hence to forsake politics is to for
sake God. To abandon any province
of life to Goddess men and evil inter-
ests is treason to Gods kingdom. No
part of life lies outside the saving
purpose of Christ. so no interest Of
humanity can be neutral ground for
the Christian"
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-17

Knights of Pythias
Install Officials at
a Joint Session

Officers of Cataract lodge. No. Is,
and Myrtle temple of the Knight Of
Pythias held q joint installation of of
ficers last Thursday night. Officers of
Cataract lodge were installed as fol-
lows: W. l.. Gillin. past chancellor: A.
c. HUM. chancellor: c. O. Carlson,
prelate; c. q. Hagen. master at arms;
J. NJ. Jensen. inner guard: w. J. Bur
lingame. outer guard; W. NJ. johnson.
keeper Of records and seal; &. W.
Murch. master of finance: A. L. eau
field. master Of the exchequer: George
Booth. master Of work: Bernard Duffy.
c. r. Klaue. Charles Wegner, trustees;
Van Parson, w. NJ. Johnson, G. r.
Klaue, c. w. Murch. X. e. Keister.
delegates: Frank Sheppard. Bernard
Duffy, George Mcltz. F. Bower, alter
mates and 0. Il. Shrudc. installing Of
ficer.
Officers of Myrtle Temple are Edith
Jensen. past chief; Annie Comming-
ham, most excellent chief; Elizabeth
Gillin. excellent senior: Jane Sanford,
excellent junior; Marie %Sappington,
manager; Lulu Kinds. mistress Of re-
cords and correspondence; Rita eau
field. protector: Helen Peters, guard.
and Margaret Gillin. installing officer.
At the close of the ceremonies re-
freshments were served.
Great Falls tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1921-current, 1922-07-17

is one of the main saints of Moham-
mechanism. The Christian is not the
only one who is saying we would see
Jesus Even the Jews who rejected
and killed Him are beginning to study
His life and teachings. The rabbis of
the reformed Jewish church are using
the best that they can Gull from the
New Testament. When the Interna-
tional Conference of Religions met in
Chicago at the time of the world S
fair, their SEARCH for q prayer in which
the experience Of all could be expressed
ended as all bowed together to repeat
the words of Jesus, Our Father who
art in Heaven
I've would see Jesus | see here
also a healthy desire 10 come to a truer
knowledge of God through the min
istry of Jesus Christ. There is a visit
fulness for closer knowledge of the
Ruler of the Universe, l read an es-
say not long ago entitled Faces at the
Window That is expressive of the
spirit of these Greeks. Their faces
were at the window and they were
peering out a%nxiously in order that they
might catch a glimpse Of a meaning
of life through the eyes of the Master.
They had come to a strange city at a
time of special excitement, when the
Jews were gathered from all over the
country for the celebration Of the
passover. The streets were crowded
with many interesting people and
there were many things to be seen.
Yet from all Of this, the Greeks turned
aside in order that they might be
ushered into the presence OF a humble
man, who was of no Importance so far
nc oil 80 the orAaf aoramnpipG Upra
concerned. There was more than idle
curiosity in this. There was a vital
search for the message which they
thought Jesus might bring to them.
They we're inquirers after the truth;
the truth which they knew they would
hear from the lips of Jesus.
1--WE would see Jesus they said,
and most of US echo their words. We
seek this vision, either to sustain or
establish an adjustment with II
spiritual environment. We want to
keep our souls alive, and we a only
do it by treating them in the same
way as we do our bodies. We must
air. water, food and protection.
If even one factor of this environment
is lacking the body will die, no matter
how perfect its construction. 1t is
self sufficient. self sustaining. but
absolutely dependent upon proper re-
to outside environment. 1t
is the same with the spirit of a man
Without food the soul will die. The
environment which matches the need
Of the soul is God. Communion with
God is then a scientific necessity for
the soul, fully as necessary. as food
FOR the hcdy. When we look for the
d God, we find Him in Jesus.