The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1922-03-13
CLANS HAVE GATHERED FOR
THE CAPITAL REMOVAL CONFERENCE
While They Do Exactly Know Where They Are Going Yet
They Are Surely On Their Way


al conference began arriving Sunday
afternoon. Up to ten o'clock this
morning, the following had registered
at the Chamber of Commerce:
Oldsmar, Paul K. Bolles.
Miami, Z. V. Atkisson.
Fort Lauderdale, R. V. Atkisson.
Miami Beach, VIM. E. Walsh, T. J.
Pancoast, president the Miami Beach
Chamber Of Commerce.
Lake county, L. D. Edge, Grove
land; T. G. Futch, Leesburg; W. NJ.
Igou, Euacis; Earl Lehman, Monte
verde; w B. Powell, Tavares.
Haines City, DR.. M. Sample, j. W.
Sample, 7. C. Holden, A. r. Reagan.
Titusville, J. j. Parrish, w. B. Dob
son.
Dade City, three delegates.
Sarasota, J. H. Lord.
Tampa, T. NJ. Shackleford Jr.
Clermont, DIR. A. l.. Izlar, Carl L.
Kindred
Kissimmee, C. w. Griffin, Major T
M. Murphy, L. H. Wilson, Sam Bran
mer.
Crescent City, C. H. Jordan, Sena-
tor W. A. Russell.
Inverness, Judge Ellis C. May, G.
w. Scofeld.
Wauchula, Harry Stansfeld, Geo.
M. Goolsby, s. L. Grifip, W. C. Buch-
AMMAN.
Fort Meade, L. L. Bean, L. A. Nor
gan, S. H. Brown, e. C.. Mayfeld.
Palatka, Goode M. Guerry, Judge J.
V. Walton, DIR. L. w. Warren, R. R.
Wilkenson, A. L. Teaff, Mayor H. NJ
Fearnside, M. B. Cochrane, ]. o.
Tilghman Jr., j. W. Hart.
Sanford, D. L. Thrash, o. P. Swope,
R. W. Pearman Jr.
The Lakeland Star says It's town
will be represented by 7. J. Apple
yard, A. R. Carver, Harry J. Brown,
Thomas Bryant and L. w Bloom.
ORLANDO'S ENTHUSIASM
Judging by the enthusiasm of Or
lando, that city will make q powerful
pull for the capital It's delegation,
about 130 strong, arrived at noon, in
twenty-six cars, headed by Gala
Santos famous band. Among the
Orlando delegates were F. o. King,
president Orlando Baseball Club; N.
B. Yowell, president Orlando Cham
Der of Commerce; w. w. Rose, presi-
dent Florida State Baseball League;
William Glenn, of the Morning Sen
tinel; r. B. Brossier, of the Reporter
Star; H. H. Dickson, president Or
lando Building and Loan Association;
Benjamin Cox, secretary Orlando
Chamber of Commerce, and ninety
three others.
AT WORK
The convention met in the circuit
court room shortly after two o'clock
Mr.. R. F. Rogers of Ocala was elected
chairman, and Judge W. S.. Bullock
delivered the welcoming address. The
courtroom was well-filled with dele
gates and spectators.
CONCERT THIS AFTERNOON
Cala-Santo's band of Orlando will
give a concert at the courthouse
square this afternoon for the enter
tainment of Ocala citizens. Mr.. Gala.
Santos selections will be:
1. March, Stars and Stripes For
ever.
2. Overture on "Gems of Great
Masters arranged by F. Cala-Santo
Prelude from opera "Traviata." Geni
from II Guarnay. The Morning from
Peer Gynt. Suite and Storm Scene
and Finale from William Tell.
3. (a) Popular Hit of the Season
(selected); (b) Scotch Patrol.
A. Sextette from opera Lucia D
Lammermoor" (Donizetti.)
5. Grand selection from the oper;
Carmen" American Patrol.
Intermission.
6. March, "Carillon" (Lauren
deau).
z. (a) Overture, Tampa" (Har
old); (b) Popular Hit of the Season
(selected).
s. Sopano solo (a) LIE Saran Ros
fArditi); (b) Somewhere a Voice i
Calling; (c) Orlando Valze Song.
9. Selection from comic oper
Mauritania" (Wallace).