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The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-04
UTKl6II8 RETURNED
IN BEER CASE FOR
LACK or EVIDENCE

As . result Of litigation IN the
court Of Justice II. W. Scott. Dav-
export, utensils and materials al
legged to have been used in the man
ufacture Of beer ct the residence Of
Thomas Clark, West Fifteenth
street, will be returned. The case
involved . conflict between state
and government authorities. Mr.
Muhs did not preserve any Of the
samples VIXEN the home was rafded
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-04

|coaft before sd 1ays - - -.
PER- On ~ hearing an 1919 tAsk
doeen1o.
Datsd at Rock Island. Illins1ny
this 3lst day OF July, \ a 1e1z
H. u. SCHRIvER,
n. r. RUD0REN,
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-04
|SILvIs SCOUTS
START ON HIKE

Especial Corrsspondence.)
Silvis, Aug. scouts Carl Sny-
The Rock Island Argus and daily union. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1920-1923, 1922-08-04
A $4,000 Manufacturers Fur
Sale Will Be Held Thursday,
Friday and Saturday, August a..
Is and 70

viii pay you to wait for this important annual fur event.
assoments will be extensive styles the most fashionable
select pes will be offered at prices greatly below former
seasons.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-05-12
GRAND JURY FINDS LARGE
NUMBER Of INDICTMENTS

fellows, who must bide and bend
by his words, wisdom asmonishes that
only justice, incensed though it be,
and not class hatred, is to be appeas-
ed; that his own good, and that of the
state. is only to be discarded by him
whose vision is not clouded by anger,
or prejudice, but is illuminated by
abundant desire to promote, in the
ways of justice, the common good
In the laws and traditions of our
own past, our blessed race has ample
warrant and precedent to work out
all problems now before us in govern
mental affairs.
Not to say that new questions do
not arise, but that old principles do
survive.
Again! Our concepts of individual
justice must never get too far from
the words handed to us by another
more ancient and once despised race,
for thus we carry the light of the
world that is, and the hope for that
one which is to come.
Sincerely yours,
VIM. HOOKER.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-05-12

The spring term of the circuit court
for this county began its session Mon
day morning, Judge Bullock presid-
ing.
This leads us to say that Judge Bull
lock has now graced the bench for
period of twenty years and during
that time has held the scales of JUS
tice so impartially, tempered with so
much mercy, that at no time we can
call to mind has he ever subjected
himself to the least unfavorable criti-
cism, and very few of his decisions
have been reversed by the higher
court.
When first appointed he was select
ed from number of applicants from
"a bar whose standing was admittedly
high, and through these years he has
maintained himself with increasing
respect and popularity, and his fellow
citizens of the circuit are proud of
the opportunity to again retain him
in this position.
An incorruptible judiciary has been
pronounced as the very bulwrak of
our form of government and the
friends of Judge Bullock are pleased
to be able to pass this compliment
on to him.
AT the, opening of the court Judge
Bullock delivered a very lucid ami
timely charge to the juries serving
under him, composed of the followin.
named citizens:
Grand Jury
John r. Martin, foreman; 5. l.. Fri
dy, H. H. Milestone, r. c. Camp,
James Butler, E. o. Powell. W. II. An
derson, w. H. Fore, H. A. Meadows,
Sid Whaley. o. L. Gaskin, Louis II.
Chazal. r. e. Lindsay, A. A. Winer,
]. P. Holly, B. B. Keep, j. H. Knob
lock, b. j. Benson, G.. B. Whitfield
was sworn in as baliff to the grand
jury
Petit Jury for the Week
IN H. lemon, w. y. CdSOn, j. n.
Shedd, N. p. Davis, John H. Harrison.
C. G.. Leitner, M. ]. Townsend. o. 6.
johnson, ]. T. Hutchins. E. c. Glad
ney, j. w. Nelson.
State Attorney George w. Scofield
is in attendance and maintains his
reputation for his dispatch of business
and for the strict enforcement of the
laws.
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the sale. This auction sale and bar
becue will take place at the Howell
home. just beyond the 10-mile post on
the Gainesville hard road. Among
the prizes TO be given away absolute
" free is a number of beautiful silver
pieces. which can now be seen on dis
play In the windows of the Court
Pharmacy.
II Is expected that many of the can
didates will be there to tell you how
dy, and ask about all your relatives,
about crop prospects. etc, and Incl
dentally may remind you that they
are in the race and want your vote.
Nevertheless. you are guaranteed q
good dinner. as well as being highly
entertained otherwise. Remember
the date and be on hand-May oath.
Auction sale begins. promptly at 10
a. m.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-05-12
U. .. c's NEW OFFICERS

At the recent convention held in
Orlando, the following state Officers
were elected to rule for the next year:
President, Miss Agnes Person, Or
lando.
First vice-president, Mrs S. Cheat
ham, Jacksonville.
Second vice-president. Mrs. r. B
Bullock, Ocala
Third vice president, Mrs. c. B
Ashley, Madison.
Fourth vice president, Mrs w. B
Hampton. Clearwater
Recording secretary, Mrs. j. d
Hern, Tampa.
Corresponding secretary. Mrs. E. L
Bliss, Orlando.
Treasurer, Mrs. ]. C. Blocker, st
Petersburg.
Registrar, Miss Julia Dickinson
Tampa.
Historian, Mrs. F. Ezelle, Leesburg
Recorder of crosses, Mrs. George
Allen, Jacksonville.
Ocala is again honored by having
one of her prominent daughters elect
ed to fill one of the Offices. They made
no mistake when they chose Mrs. r
B. Bullock, as second vice president
as she is well posted on the affairs OF
the Daughters of the Cenfederacy and
she will make an able officer.
The newly elected president, Miss
Agnes Person is well known in Ocala,
she having visited here number OF
times as a guest of her cousin, the
late Mrs d. E. McIver
Miss Person has also been selected
as sponsor for the Confederate Vet
Grams at their reunion to be held in
Richmond in June. Miss Persons
maids will be Miss Frances Wood
ward. of Tuscaloosa, Ala, and Miss
Eudolie Mathews. ST. Francisville, La.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-05-12
EVANSVILLE PICNIC

Coleman. Fla, May Sth, 1922.
To the Editor Banner:
For more than half a century the
people of Sumter county have been
accustomed once each year, when all
nature is bursting into life, to as
semble at old Adamsville, the city OF
the dead, to do honor to the memory
of the silent sleepers, who dwell
there.
This year the date selected is May
18th, you all are cordially invited to
join us.
Good citizens from a number OF
adjoining counties will be in. attend
ance, and there will be the making
and renewing of friendship which
makes more worth while.
All net earnings from cold drinks
and ice cream sold go to maintain
the cemetery. In the past some not
being able to attend have sent do
nations, any one desiring to do this
has the privilege The donations are
used for the same purpose that the
net earnings are.
Cemetery and picnic grounds are
212 miles east of Coleman There
will be way provided to get to the
picnic for any coming on the train to
Coleman.
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ATTENDING MEETING IN oRLAN-
DO

The annual state convention of the
Florida Federation Of Business and
Professional Wowen's Clubs held their
convention in Orlando during the week
and those who attended from the Oca-
la club were Misses Margaret Taylor,
Onie Chazal and Sina Kite. Mayor
Duckworth, of Orlando welcomed the
visitors to the beautiful city of Or
lando, and his welcome was responded
TO by our Miss Margaret Taylor, pres
ident of the Ocala club. All three of
Ocala's delegates were on the program
each one giving splendid talk Miss
Taylor spoke on Opportunities for
Vocational Training in Florida. Miss
Kite 1.-The Industrial School for
Girls" and Miss Chazal Fathers and
Brothers Business" There were
present many of the states most prom.
inent professional women and the meet
ing was one of great pleasure as well
as very profitable.
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MARION SHIPPING FINE STOCK

Marion county continues in the lead
in all things pertaining to agriculture.
This applies to truck farming, gen.
eral and miscellaneous farming and
stock farming.
Just one item.
On the first of the week the An.
thony Farms, at Anthony. has
just sold eleven head of Aberdeen
Angus bulls to Col e. K. Goodno. of
Goodno, Glades county. The bulls
sold include the famous grand cham
pion Easton, the Second, and,
Queechy Boy.
The Anthony Farms are retaining
at the head of their herd the young,
grand champion bull, Marioner.
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MAKING THE LEGISLATIVE RACE
INTERESTING

II will be seen from a card printed
In the column for announcements. $
that General w. +. McGahagin has
entered the race for the legislature
in group One against our good, young
friend. Hon. Nathan Mayo.
General McGahagin is a member of
one Of the oldest and best known pio-
neer families of our county. His ia
Their. Capt. Joshua l.. McGahagin
moved into the county in the early
'f0's and was one Of the successful
planters in what was then known as
the Long Swamp Settlement" In
the war between the states he was
captain of a company in the regiment
IN which the writer served as a pri-
vate.
His uncle. Mr. William McGahagin
was one OF the first probate judges
.of the county,
General McGahagin himself was
educated in the schools OF the county
existing az the time OF his minority
and since putting away his books and
beating hts musket into the nipple.
ments q peaceful employments. he
has engaged IN merchandising. farm
me orange rrowing. etc. and has on
tvo occasions been elected comman-
deg Of the End Florida Brigade of Con.
ledeFatc Veterans with the rank of
rrlRadier General
He Is one 1T the best known men
Ia the county and will make the leg
iniasive race 4 lively one.
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WORK STARTED ON MR.. ToDD's
HOME

New homes continue 20 be built in
ocala. and the work goes merrily on
Ground has been broken for the hand
some new home OF Mr. and Mrs. Rush
a. Todd. The foundation is now al
most complete. and the work will 20
on as fast as possible. This home is
located on the pretty lot on the turn
% the silver Springs road, near
Lovers Lane" surrounded by just
enough pretty trees 20 make it ideal.
This home viii add one more TO the
many pretty homes having been built
in Ocala within the past year.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-05-12
GRAVES ORGANIZES NEW BANK
~ clTRA

81 A. Graves. formerly the popular
rashisr 81 me Bank OF sulphur
springs. has practically completed the
organization of a bank az Citra. work.
ma under the direction OF y. A. Per.
-. president Of the sulphur Springs
nank and cashier Of the Bank of Com
merce. The citra Bank is Co have
home IN one 81 the handsomes'
smalltown hank buildings in Florida
Sulphur springs residents regret the
departure 81 Mr. Graves from their
community. but appreciate the sue
cess he IL making IN his new field
sulphur springs suburban sun.
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"wednesday. Mas seth. promises 20
- Ereat day ~hen the bis auction
- q lee acres 90 rich hammock
- wiil take place in charge Of
Hakhes a Mccar1y. AZ the same
me there wlli be = biw barbecue din
Nc her al those Who attend. and
nAns snluable prizes viii be- given 20
w iueky cnes CO the ground during
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-05-12
uAskET PICNIC AND PUBLIC
SPEAKING AT EUREKA

Thls paper Is requested to announce
that there viii be a hsh fry and bas-
ket picnic at Eureka on Saturday,
uay g.
Besides the fab fry and dinner the
candidates for county Offices will be
invited 20 make their initial speeches.
Refreshments will be sold on the
grounds. the proceeds 20 be devoted 70
the an keep o. the cemetery.
An are invited ID come. not for
getting as many as VIII, TO bring
wallGlled baskets.
A DIX crowd and big time is an
ficipafed
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-05-12

is very pretty home and has an at
tractive lot and can be made an ideal
home. For the present Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerig will continue to occupy their
home on Third street, but they ex-
pect to sell this home. and when they
do they viii remodel their new pur-
chase and make it their permanent
home.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-05-12
Mr.. cERiG BUYS THE IzLAR
HOME

A real estate deal was closed last
Friday whereby Mr.. A. E. Gerig be-
comes the owner of the pretty A. L.
Izlar home on Wenona street. This
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1922-05-12
BASE BALL SEASON FOR
1922 OPENED WITH PEP

Ocala opened her baseball season
Thursday afternoon OF last week be-
fore a large attendance with the fast
team 81 Lake City. and the visitors
we're victorious I'm a pretty. we'll play
81 game by the score OF I TO 0.
Dr. Peek. Ocala's popular mayor.
threw the first ball over. and did IL as
well a. could President Harding
Boswell was in the box for the 10.
Gals. and except for being a little
Wild az times pitched a beautiful
game. and held the Lake City team to
rwo bits. their only run coming in the
third inning ON errors.
After one was down Boswell walk
ID the next man. and famed the next
hatter. bat the ball got away. This
pal a runner ON second and third with
ons down. and ON another Wild pitch
both runners tried 20 score. but the
last enc was thrown out az home. and
Oeala also rot n bad decision on
thiFd on the man who scored
0cala had little trouble in hitting
Brown. who was ON the mound for
Lake CITY. bat three hits were the
best they could DO. with only two
ntrikeouts 20 his credit. Brown had
wonderfni support except in the last
innlnF AMER two were down Ste
phens batting Cor Brooks hlt TO sec.
cod and the BAH was fumbled. Ste
phsns Vas advanced 60 second ON
hli. hat when Van Iandlnrham hit
hirh ~ - ieft the same was over.
nafieries. Ocala. Boswell and over.
street iaake city. brown and Easetr.
D. umpiFss Red" Davis and Dr.
lslar
sscend Game
oeaia Maa anain defeated by the
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BY MIR. William Hooker, Author of the
Brochure, 1.-THE State Must Live"
and Other Articles On Political
Economy
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-10

PRODAm ctyrrodinny dunn
bllze Linden Ave. nedaleko ko-
stella; = druhy cihlovy o 5ti
svetnicich, koupelnou, vse
zarizeno, blize kostela sv. Ro-
diny. Dale dvourodinny dunn
blize Cesko-Amer. Sine ma
Quincy ave., cena $4,000, tez
Sc vymeni "a mensi domek.-
Dunn pro tri rodiny blize Quin-
cy Ave. sc vsim zarizenlm, vez-
me sc tez menSi domek ma W.
menu. = Dunn pro dve rodiny
ma Beckman Ave. 9ti poko-
jich, koupelna, elektrika, plyn,
dlazdena ulice, cena S4800.-
Nam lot ma vych. 1876. ul., KITE
Try Sc vym6ni "a domek. Blizsi
sdeli Tom. Suchy, 2465 vych.
|S6. ul. Tel. Primo. 1876 w.
4-11
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PRONAJME Sc:

PRONAJME Sc byt 4 poko-
jich, vhodne zarizen. Najem
$4,000 mesicne. Haste sc V
els. 33OS +. 140 tn st. 4-10
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MA PRODEJ.

MA PRODEJ.
Velke ovocne a slime stro-
my. Reva vinna - rybiz -
kroviny. Rdzove kere stale
kvetouci. live ploty atd.
SANDOVY SKLENNtkY
3175 vych. 116. ul.
Tel. Bell-Garfield, 2735.
40
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PRODAJl Sc kere, hodlcl Sc
co zivy plot. Haste Sc V els.
3677 vych. 81. ul. "a Fleet
Ave. 4-13
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-10

PRODA Sc novy, prave doho-
toveny jednorodinny dun 6
pokojfch koupelnou a pantry
. vse moderne zafizeno. Ma
leza sc ma Beachwood Ave-, u
lice dlazdena. Haste sc u ma
iitele V els. 1861 Beachwood
Ave. Corlett. Ill
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sjeeoalNpsO1h6oNNt7(Ss.s0
5 STREPINA CRANATU.
ROMAN. -
! Napsal Maurice Leblanc. Preozil Franta Stepanek

ROMAN. -

mne dustojnik ten upozornll.
We stredu 16. vecer zahajily od
Corvigny palbu a ma zamek ne
kolik granatd vystrelily jen ma
Sc petasedmdesatky, kdezto Ri
mailhotky 155 strilely az ma IL
tfi, We ctvrtek, pc dobu naseho
| pochodu k zamku. Byla-li tedy
Eliska zastfelena a pohrbena
We stredu as o seste hodine je
zhola nemozno, ably granat W.
streleny Rimailhotkou We ctvr-
tex il ustrelil kus kadere, pone-
vadz 155 strilely prave az We
ctvrtek."
"Tedy?" zamrucel Pavel po-
hnut. q u s4So4
"Tedy neni pochyby, re sire
pima 2 Rimailhotky byla We
ctvrtek rano sebrana kdesi na
zemi zdmyslne zarazena do
zdi, obalena drive kaderemi,
ktere byly We stredu yecer u
strizeny?w
"Blaznis? Proc by to kdo u
| delal?"
Bernard sc usmal.
"Bozicku, "a tim uGelem, a
hychom uverili, re Eliska byla
zastrelena, &C Sc tax vskutku
nestalo."
Pavel priskocil k nemu a
cloumaje Jim kricel:
"Ty neco Wis, Bernardo! Jak
jinak by isl Sc mohl smati? Ale
mluvl A co ty kule We zdi DOM
|ku? A retez? A treti kruh?"
"Prave to! Prilis priprav see
nickych. Kdyby byla poprave-
ma, bylo by videti stopy kuli?
A pax, nasel jsi Eliscinu mrt-
volu? Kdo ii dokaze, ze Sc mad
nj nesmilovali, kdyz byli Ia
strelili Jeroma a jeho zenu?
Anebo ci zasahnuti prislo v
cas- -"
Pavel citil, re sc no zmoc-
nuje slaba nadeje. Elisha byla
odsouzena majorem Herman
nem. snad il prime Konrad, ma
vrativsi Sc pred popravou
Corvigny, jeste cas- zachra-
| Ill :.
| Zakoktal:
"Snad ;. ano, snad =. A
pax major Herman veda mas
pritomnosti V Corvigny-vzpt
men 81 ma tn Venkovanku Coz
vigny - major Hermann chte
je, aby Elisha byla pro nas mr.
iva a abychom sc vzdali patra
n po nj, simuloval celou tn ko
medii. Ach, jen kdybych me
jistotu.'
Bernard pristoupil k nemu
del vaZne.
"Neprinasim ii jen nadeji
Pavle, prinasim tt jistotu. Chtf
jsem te ma nj pripraviti. A tee
slys! Delostreleckeho dGstojni
ka jsem Sc dotazoval jen protC
abych zkontroloval akta, kter
jsem jeSte neznal. Ano, pre-
chvili prisel do vesnice Ornt
quinu, kdez jsem prave by
transport nemeckych zajatcl
Jeden tech, nimiz jsel
mohl promluviti, byl muzl
kteri byli zde V zamku posat
kou. Ten vse videl. Vedel v,
ci. Nuze: Eliska nebyla zastr'
lena. Prime konrad zabranil +
prave -
"Co pravis? Co pravis?" "
lal Pavel, vravoraje radosti
"Jsi 81 tim jist? Tedy zije?'
"Ano zije. !. Odyedli il {
Nemecka -.
) Gale potom ;. Vzdyt' mo
! major Hermann "a nj a mo
Sc mu podariti jeho uklad."
me"
, "Jak to vis?"
I "Od toho zajatce. Tu fra
II couzskou damu, kterou zde /,
Il del, uzrel dnes rano opet."
II "Kde?"
"Kde?"
II "Nedaleko cd hranic. We v
pobliz Ebrecourtu, pod ochl
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-04-10

PRODA Sc pekarsky obchod,
kde Sc yydelava $500 tydne
cistych, da Sc IA 500, tez Sc
proda dunn o s pokojich els.
2O14 Denison ave-, na iehke
splatky. Haste se V {. 3603
Nevada Ave. vezmeLe wood
landskou karu. 40
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- Je OStatne We ViaStnl rOdlne
povazovan "a pitomce - rozbil
svuj generalni stan v Ebrecour
tn a kazdeho dne navstevuje h
lisku, takze nasledkem toho
jsou vsechny obavy vylouce-
n.y."
Bernard Sc prerusil a otazal
Sc zdesen:s
"Co je ii? Jsi tax bledy!"
Pavel chytil Bernardo "a ra
mena a drtil mezi zuby slova:
"Eliska je ztracena. Prime
konrad sc do nj zamiloval
vzpomen 81, re nam to uz rekl
ten oberleutnant -. a jeji den
mix jest jednim zoufalym W.
krikem. Usiluje 0 nj nepusti
svou korist, chapes? Necouvne
pred nicfm!"
"Oh! Pavle, neuverim -.
"Pred nicim, pravim ii. Neni
to jen pitomec, ale nicema bi
dak. AZ 81 prectes tento dem
mix, pochopis... Dosti SLOW.
Bernardo. Ted muslme jednat
to hbit6, bez velkeho rozmy-
sleni."
"Co chces pociti?"'
"Chci vyrvati Elisku tomu
muzi, osvoboditi ji..."
"Tot' nemozne!"
"Nemozne? Jsme ma tri mile
cd mista, kde jest uveznena ma
zena, vydana urazkam toho kla
cka a ty 81 myslis, re tn zusta-
nu Sc zalozenyma rukama? To
by clovek nesmel miti krev V
Izilach. K dilu, Bernardo, a va
has-li, pudu SAM"
"Pujdes sam? A kam?"
"Tam! Nepotrebuii nici po-
moci Nepotrebuji zadneho
pcmocnika. Staci mi nemecka
uniforma, tot vSe. Projdu sc V
zastite noci. Pobiju neprate-
le ktere bude nutno pobiti a ri
ira rano tn bude Eliska osvobo-
zena."
Bernard zavrtel hlavou a de
mirne:
"Ubohy Pavle!"
eco? Co to znaci?"
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! prvni dal ga pravdu re by.
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: "Je tomu tax, Pavle. Bylo
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vel zdrcen. "A kdy?"
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su vlaSti.
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Vi a at je sebe krutejsi, nesl
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